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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

SUFFOLK ST. las-ias. all-Pincus Ruhe' to
Aaron Gross and suo. 90 I'd =. BklNn. ,
yrs from FEB e5. 1874. atty. : shapiro,
lSo Delaney st........ ....t.. 80. t';o"V
Jacob Ax.irosd. 1856 Hewitt 81. Yrs from
sept l. 1919 ...-........, 49,. ...,. -. o.. y su'
4oTH S'r 1873 ". 10Th foor-We-t 90 and
a. s,r-.,. Realty co 10 speedWeli CONSTR
co 500 9Th Nv. 10 yrs from May 1914
attyS Bling A u. sos 5th aN. ....-. $4,000
pEtANCEY' ST g. store-GcO Horn to
Siivio Calabria. 5 Delaney st. yrs from
Mar S. isls atty. Isaac Rohies. 1s y
Bovery ......... ....... ..r..,.. o.. - sh"o
MADISON AN. 1879. s,ore--Jos Goldberg TO
Alexander Zeieer. 1899 Madison aN '-l2
yrs from Feb |, 1914; atty, Nisren
son. - Liberty St ......., --.. VIZ"
lsr Az $50. store and front hasem.nt,.
Louis Horowitz To David levinsohn' 20 "
10Th st yrs from May !, l9lb..... $1,000
THOMPSON ST. 90 90, all-CitiZens lnNt =, .
ing co TO Carmelo Ia Mara. l22
Thompson ST . YRS from Apr |, 1914, atty,
Ascintto. s22 Thompson Stu. $500
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

WOOSTER ST, l7s to iss-MaT siege est
solomon Brooks, owner. n T. y Epstein
lSlST ST 81 TO s2i M-Thomas MEGA.
nil ag, Chas & Marshall owner; Ssppi
Contracting Co. sub contractor. Reid PA,
m.r Construction co. contractor. 49,. s'3
lasTH ST, aij to ISL w--David Isseks aKt
John Cromwell Adelaide Cromwell.
Miriam II cromwell and John IL crom,
we'll. owners. Chss Stumpf and Henry j
Ianghon. lessees. Fowler sanitary Engl-
n,erIng Co, Inc. contractor. ...... D., ,Sl5s
llsTH ct, tAs E-Harry Jare agt Albert
Thayer owner. Alfred Ram. contrscs
DIST ST. IS E-Jam.s + Gordon sst LILLIAN
Sims. owner and contractor. 90. .yll23o
,sTH ST Is w-Chss A Harbrouck agt
Arthur Brisbane. owner. Anton strand
and Anton strand Construction Co con .
tractors NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sals.e-
Bronx.
VILLA Av. g. lst-i.uigi Torregiani. 81 al
agt The Monaco Construction CO. owner
" EsTCHEsTER Az cor l6lst st, .i5n
,se-Theodore & Wood, ag', George Y
johnson and John Doe tnct', owner; -
Zibeiii n Son contra ctor .,.,... $3.50 50
UNDERHIII. Az. 8. $50 lacombe av,
"a 6x5stx irreg; Anthony Polzella: agt
Angelina + Riceint owner. John
Riccinti contractor ....,--.'...''' w.
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MoRLAND INTO CO 30 womsns Board Of
Foreign Missions Of the Reformed church
AARON GOODMAN REALTY co 10 Camille
NEWsoN. ELoisE =. 20 bankers trust Go
sTH Av BANK or 4 to Caroline /
MOSES Sns cARoLiiNiE. TO Lawyers i.''t Mis-
wyl,ps N,r,, 90 90 i,Ii,,,. ,t,.,,,,ii...s1Io S
RAYMOND, GEO. eNr, to Title a.
GOLDMAN LkuRETTn. TO sam'ii y Goid.
GUTFREUND. HUGO. to Lsursttc Gold.
KiI.siIEiMER. JAS H. to Edw de c CHS.
CHISHOLM. EDw DE C. to Jas d XII.
pouCH EDGAR u. TO ia. Kilsh,eimer. III
LAWYERS fNS co. to Issac
SAME to James Trowbridge. exr. $4,000
SAME to Frederic D phihps, trus. $40. 900
fLATT. HARRIET ". to Equitable Life A
Society of L 8. ......,..., ..... $1,000
TITLE 4 co 10 Louise Harris
HaRRis Louise II, sdn. to Eiotii,s Tai:
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. :77s-Ph,iip Lazy Contracting
co agt l. Curtis June IA E3. 81 900
SAME PROPERTY-panicl Siiclskv - a.
agt same Jun. ~. 1913. ........... $500
SAME PkOfERTN-MaN Brooks art same.
June Is, 1918 .......... ........... s. 90
10TH ST. =. 3i0io 9TH sv 2iNs2 3. also
10Th -, 3Sll W 9Th aN-kais a
Pushinsky sst 20 West Tenth ~ Corpn.
Dec 20. 1913 ,by bond .....,...... tSs3.15
10th ST, :, whole front bet Belmont and
Hughes aNS--Bronx Roofing n water Proof
ing Co agt Alert Construction Co e. al
Nov ~, 1919. ,...... 1890
LEXINGTON Az. n cor 2sth st-fsiac
Osscrman aet Barnard Reich ct al. Jan
IS. 1919. ................ .... 81. $50
9th ST. 1850 W--Samue u snyder Hgt
Alfred NJ Rsu ct al, Feb IS 1914 s7s -
5sTH ST 30s-lO W--Isspc osserman agt
Barnard Reich e. al. Jan 20, 1912 sans IS
Rronx.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. p $50 Ien-
nings st. 25SlO0-Chestnut Ridge white
Brick Co agt Daniel Ostrow ........... t63
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INVESTOR BUYS BRONX FLAT.

Inst l62D STREET -Kurz & Uren have
sold for Christian II. Werner 295 East
IC2d street, q Ave story modern apart
mont house. on lot %5x1ib. to an In
weston
WooDYCREsT AvENUM.-Louis Msckss
ana Charles y. Cath.s have sold for
Columbia Hoblitzel ss+ Woodycrest ave.
nue., two and a half story frame
DWELLING. 81 feet south Of 16<th street.
Tie house II on a plot 37.6x100. and
he rear Ia a private garage. The
property. which has been held at
$4,000. has been taken by purchaser
Tor occupancy.
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NEW SIPS. 900 DRIVE APARTMENT

Charles X. Meyers. as architect for the
V. =. Building Company. Samuel Behr-
man. president. has hiod plans for six
story apartment house on the south side
OF 1920 street, 1871 feet east of Riverside
Drive. IL will have frontage OF 100 feet
and depth of see feet. with a facade
OF brick, limestone and terra Gotta. Tho
cost has been estimated at ll2b.OO0
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HuyLER.s IN NEW RoCHELLE.

Mrs Edwin Bodine and the Andersen
Realty Company have rented the property
at 204 Main street. New Rochelle. to the
Huyler Corporation. The lease is for a
term OF ten years
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Movements 81 Naval vessels.

WASIINGTO>. March 5.--Ths gunbos
yorktown has arrived st Msga'isn .unbos
Nimiugton At Canton, destrorers StanuASh
and Nan'rv y, ANNAPOLIS, hips South
Caroline virginia. Georgia, RHODE lsisrd
and Nebraska and collier Lebanon a. 0vaB
tsunmo yacht MayroVer Vera Cruz
cruiser Pittshurg AZ san Diego.
Tho tugs Ontario and SNnoDs have sats1
from Nsnganlllo for Gusptsnamo.
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NEW BROADWAY BUILDING.
e2"0,OOO to he speat ON Improve
Ment Of I.lspe 81. Rlock.

e"' VI A'sspemaru-Cenet ~. bIOck.
New plans were filed yesterday by
dardine, Hin Murdoch for tho improve
ment Of the west side OF Broadway from
Lispennrd TO Canal streets. occupied by
the old Brandrcth Building, which was
hotel during civil war days. The gen
eral plans are similar to those died by
the architects In October. 1912
The structure will be twelve stories. of
brick and limestone and will cost the
Canal street Building Company. of which
Edwin A. McAlpin Is president. $3.50. 900.
The plans filed in 1912 were for the Man
haitian Hotel Company. also headed by Mr..
McApin.
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WASHINGTON March These army
orders were issued:
Capt r. Ellis cGS', ,r AT,l,ery from
These Officers OF the Mcdloa! Corps 10
Lieut. Col. A. \. stark, Major r p 'wojtc.
Major p. .. FIELD, Capt 7. q Austin ana
First Lieut. 80 Nicholson, NIn,h Cav
airy, from aviation duty with signal Corps
" First H. Lieut., {. II Mason Nineteenth In
fantry, to Signal Corps April u, Vice Fitsi
Lieut. &. Lynn. signal Corps relieved and
to officer in charge Washington Alaska
military gable ana '' t1sI sy.,e" ARTILLERY
from command OF mine shin Major samuel
Ringrod TO Thirty fourth Company,
First Lieut. J. y, Townes, j. Coast Arm
command mine ship Major samuel Ringgoid
upon arrival OF that vessel In the coast dc
fences OF the Columbia.
These navy orders ~er" Issued
Rear Admiral G, h, Nreeland to retired
Lieutenant Commando NJ 81, c. Eli.
from the Maryland 10 the Cleveland.
Lieut.. r. n. Woodworth from naval radio
Lieut.. i, N, Fawell from thc Ohio to the
ny lieut. {, W Mauldn from the Ohio 20 tho
Lieut., q, r Davis from the Maryland to
Lieut.. G. A. Jones from the Ohio to the
Ensign c. C clark to the Constellation
Ensigns W, = Galway, q " Read, Jr..
and T, s. McC,oy from the Ohio to the
Ensisns A. v Pickhardt II J. Wilson.
c " Venable. II. II, Knight, q. .. Todd n nd
AsrslI from 's sr %n1 10 lie H,g York ,s
port, R. !.
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NEW DWELLING ron wooDMERE.

H. Goldschmidt has sold for the Fulton
Improvement Company to l.. l.. Stein
twelve lots In Woodmere Park at the cor
ner of Pond and Wood lanes. MIR. Stein
will erect dwelling. which MIR. Gold
schmidt has rented for Ave years To Alfred
Woolner.
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OLD REALTY FIRM QUITS.

Jacob J. Tabolt has bought from
Thomas p. Fitzsimons the real estate and
Insurance business at ISL Sixth avenue.
established In 1890, and will continue II
under his own name.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FACTORY for sale rent cheap al
Mantle. Connecticut. Three story with base.
ment. toSs0. clear space on each moor: 80
u. y. engine; SO II. p. boiler. one hundred
feet from railroad Everything In good con
dition. For particulars call on or write
LINCOLN q. LUCE. Mantle. conn.
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ahooKLYN AMUSEMENT co. nUYs.

The St Thomas Amusement Company
mas bought from Florence Wolfe brown q
,No family dwelling on St Johns place
as Of Albany avenue and an interior lot
,Srlonng the dwelling from Edward
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RAY IDA j. 20 Calvin DOG sno.
NiCKON. RALPH to Eliza StoutenburEh 81
HAAS. FLORENCE Nj to Frances l. Bret
tS,oVV
CLIFFORD. ELIZ. 20 Bridget Nugent. 1880
REINHART. WA ano. reovs. TO Howard
GOLDSMITH. CLARA. indiv a as tris' 20
Isaac l. Stern. ................S5,50 500
AUCHiNCLOS. EMMA O. to Edw
DhIft t@spVV
WEIGH, JARRARD l., "a Chss Butter
Morth :. -. -. -. -...r.....s. $4,000
Richardson ...... ............. al 3 900
ENSIGN REALTY co 90 Romsine
Brown Observation-Disclosures. 81 500
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Arrived-THURsDAY. MAsuA
SIS ST. Paul. 23s p. NJ. Souths mpsoa. r0ouunGv
IS
IS Scharnhorst. ,ts p. NJ. Bsemsal pseso-
airy ~,
SIS fioridc. Z ~ 4 NJ, vigo. February "a
IS George. I 2OP NJ Liverpool. rehguayY -
IS Lord Dufferin. $50 A N Santos. PeAEUAsYA
So Hayamon. 1915 p. NJ. wednesday, -
Juan. February 70
50 Ravels,on. 10 A. NJ. CsrdenaA Nm.
AIRY ~
Sc Prudential, II A. NJ. C,enfuesoA Hssss.
airy y
So Els, 1875 p NJ. Puerto Padre. ps0N
airy -
So Otto $50 r. NJ. Caibarlen February q.
s. Dinal. 10 " Montevtdeo. ro6suay .
IS Coma niche. Jacksonville. March 3.
SIS Minnesotan. Boston, March 4.
- Hcrmtone. Boston. March 4.
IS Jamestown. Norfolk, Msrch<
IS Sif. Baltimore. March 3.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YONk
IS lApland at Dover.
- a lDrra Inc. at HAvrr
s. Pennsylvania. at Ha n,burG.
IS Regina d'ltaIA. on Gibraltar
SAILED FOR INV YORK
- Ocea mic. from Ouee nstowu.
s. Princes Irene. from Genoa.
SIS Amerika. from Hamburg.
IS perugia. from Naples.
IS Minnea polls from London.
SIS Martha Washington. from Palermo.
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MARINE NTELLlGEum
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rt... az, Sun seu.. SIS Moenssn-6O
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy h'k .2Os Gov Island. ana Hn 0sea...iR
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy R't sD Gov. Island On ,Hsu 0sS-. ~
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and
lenders attorney
Downtown.

Z WIN name ana address or lender ana
lenders attorney
Downtown.
South Of Fourteenth ST.
OLIVER ST. -. IS ss,ioo; Cherry st. -
zsSri.ti.. NJ. $. : k, ~ Wan 81 .ics, 900
's ssswsr,r ST to Emily o,y. s .i
Mch . yrs. p C. atty Abr stern u
EAST OF Fifth sv. between Fourteenth and
MADISON Av cor 3:d st. sssxio0-.
VIM Manice ct al to VIM Msnice. sdn. .
". a. c; Aitys Joiine. 4 y 6, g.
AN w ~ ss, .o1ioo-Kaii. Moe.ch" T0v TO
e HsJ, e william Z, I, ,,,,.' : :it -:
'' ':s' 90 cee-r " prss to Title q x Co
i7c Bwsy. Mar =, due 4 int a, as pe n
soTH sT 10 e. aoIios s-Terrsin Realty
co to John W Sterling. si2 9th av, Mch
3, due per bond: atty. CO id s
s,sT ST. los L. n .. 2o,iO2,a pr mtg $4,000
Trina schoenbers TO Leo l. sch~sb. as
ss,h st c Mar Ia sss Sept i'i7 5000 GO
West Side.
west OF Firth sy. between Fourteenth and
10th sts.>
list ct, O. 2lb " Columbus Az zlhloV D
Geo b N Harvey to Jas Aldrich a ano.
trus Sag Hsrbor. l. l. Mch D. due as per
bond; attys, Harrison b. o. w non
,osp 5's ST. iss W, .sIss.ii-Ps,sr Boyle 70
Emigrant Ind Saw Bank, 81 Chambers st
Feb rs, 6 yrs, p c. attys. X a Il CSoi
man 81 Chambers st.....''''''' 'sieoov
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north Of ilo'h ST.
,,.rH ct. Aas W. 25xioo il-Mildred Lev,
to EmiGrant Ind Saw Bank 81 chsmher,
a. Mich 1, S yrs C; atty, ~
SGorman, 81 Chambers St. -, sso. ocf
iI0TH ST, . .. 40 AMSTERDAM ~; 90
ssI--Frsns J Michel 20 VIM moore
n q cor AQueduct and Cniversity avs Meh
2. yrs, p @: atty I y "a; az,
,. EMsy sr. :. iiis,s W SIN AZ. ssrssii.-,
Mile Schwartz 10 Moliie hlrschfe,a, ~
West End az, Meh ., pr mtge SI.ioo
3 yrs, c; atty. Edw issacs; 90, %,
thorough Of Tho Bronx
lot 70 man Bruner estate: also lots 60 snc
81 same map--L6ttie Weich 10 JarTare
l. WEIGH S5i& De Kaib av, Jan 81 Que
&C. as per bond; attys MaTun y; g. 81,
LOTS TrsT q to *. map wiii: ..,.,sch.ro.,,
ri c Winter and ano 70 Edwin hopkins
tae woodland sv. Mch !, yrs, . p G
atty, VIM Mccormick. iie bway; ,Sbo'
CLAY AV, l23?. Q D. to.a.so.Minnie Hagne
to Camilla williams 1879 Clay av. Mci
!, yrs % c; sttys' ss'ter ~
rh Ssss. Ay cor i7sd st. iiissi.Hsrsi.
swain to Ellie chiids urusl, ia1 u Stti
st. Jan 30, due &C, ~ per pond Az
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with name and address Of owner and
attorney. when attorneys name 10 omitted
address party Of second part.)
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lis e Catherine Slip. 1tis" Angelo
Rofrano 4 ano to Albany Saw Bank.
Albany, V. Dec 1s yrs . c; sttys.
's scSwar,r to Emily oliiv.. Is " 7uS st
Mch . yrs. a. atty Abr stern. 81
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-31
FIFTY ARE SAVED

Whitby, England, Oct. 81 (via Lon.
dcn) Fifty more men were saved
this morning from the wreck Of the
Eritish hospital ship Rohilla. which
yesterday ran on the rocks off the
Yorkshire coast near here. Bearing
physicians, nurses and hospital sup
plies, the Rohilla was on her way To
a Belgian or French port to snccor
the wounded when she was driven
ashore. It is understood that ali the
women on board were saved.
The total number on board the III
fated ship is not definitely known,
hut some estimates place it at zoe.
There are said to be about so persons
ou the vessel.
Today a few of these reached land,
but others were dorwned. Bodies are
washing up on the beach.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-31
RoY BADLY HURT

Joseph Hile, Jr., of Watrous suffer
ed the serious injury of his right
hand. including the cutting of two
tendons and the mashing Of several
fingers, this morning when the mem
ber was caught in a cider mill, which
the boy was operating pn the ranch
of his father, Joseph sHile. sr The
boy was placed in the automobile Of
Joseph Hill, who drove to Las Vegas
in 40 minutes. which is fast time.
Young Hile was taken to the Las
Vegas hospital, where he was treated
by DIR. R. X. McCIanahan His con-
dition this afternoon was declared to
be satisfactory. He will not lose his
hand, as was at first feared.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-31
WAR SPREADS TO
NORTH SIXTH
Street
EGGS ARE USED AS HEAVY AR
TILLERY BY THE ENEMY's
INFANTRY

Halloween was punctuated last
night with large blobs of rotten eggs
and language, when three young men
in masquerade en- route to one of the
many parties were attacked by three
other young men who were not in cos
tune other than their regular and
customary suits of solemn black, and
were not going 10 a aparty but were
going to have some fun anyway.
The original encounter happened at
the corner Of Sixth street and Colum-
bia avenue. The young men attacked
were Walter Cayot, Daniel Taichert
and Milton Taichert, and they were
on their way to escort three ghost
esses to the festivities of the spooks
The other young men are said by the
ones in the auto to have been Ray
mund0 Sena, Clifford Stewart and
Clarence Hite AS the machine sped
down Sixth street it encountered a
shower of missiles that did not es4
pecially hurt when they struck but
did not emit very pleasant odor, just
the same. lIE
They in the automobile, being all
dolled up thought it best not to stop
and parley, but continued their ghast-
ly, gaunt, ungainly way. This was at
8 O'Clock. About is minutes later
they met the attacking force of the
enemy on Douglas avenue, and as
their spleen had not abated one whit
with the lingering fumes of the di-
vinely ancient hen fruit still clinging
to their white vestments, they stopped
and entered into converse with the
Others.
Words waxed warm. Then they
grew hot, SO hot in the mouths of the
young men that they could not retain
a grip on them and spilled them all
over the night. Chief of Police Coles
arrived in time to avert a battle.
It is said apologies today squared"
the Offenders.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-31
YOUNG MEN WILL WORK
HARD FOR The PARTY
WILL ASSIST MATERIALLY IN
GETTING OUT A FULL VOTE
NEXT TUESDAY

ArHk N.H ~
The Young Mems Republican club
will hold a meeting this evening at
the club rooms on Bridge street, at
which time there will be appointed
committees of workers for election
day, who will give the whole day to
getting the vote ou' There is nc
doubt Of the result Of the election
but it is the purpose of every one in
terested in the success of the republi
can party to make the majority sc
Overwhelmingly large that the oppo
sition will be unable to recover.
The young men who are the enthus
iastic leaders in the club movement
are determined that they will be a
decided FACTOR in the success Of the
party. and it is probable that every
one of the members of the club who
attend the meeting tonight will be
only too anxious to be appointed on
the committees. Some, even, are will.
ing to go into the outlying precincts,
where they will be needed to assist
in getting the vote out
The club has a membership Of
nearly 200. If every member will
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-31

soclated jobbers Of Los Angeles today
state commerce commission. The as
filed claims amounting to more than
$4,000. Claims or organizations
in San Francisco and of individual
shippers win amount to a large sum.
The commission held in 1910 that a
switching charge of $3.50 a car was
illegal. The railways carried the case
to the United States supreme court,
which sustained the commissions de-
cision. The shippers ask a refund of
the amounts paid since the order was
entered by the commissions
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-31
HELD FOR RANSOM

FL Paso, Tex, Oct. S1.-P. Ryan, a
mining engineer of Denver, Colo, has
been released after being held for
ransom by troops under General Ma
clovio Herrera in southern Chihuahua,
according to definite advices here to-
day. A ransom Of $4,000 was paid, it
is stated on good authority Ryan
was made a prisoner about a week ago
by the Herrera troops, which are al
lied with the Carranza government in
the present controversy with the vii
la faction. He is employed at the El
Rio mine, which is located near Par
raj.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-31

obligate himself to be responsible for
the gaining Of one vote it VIII go a
long way to the accomplishment OF
the clubs purpose, and the fulfillment
Of the object of its existence.
An exceptionally large attendance
is desired this evening, and those
who attend are urged to come pre-
pared to make whatever sacrifice OF
time and personal interests that may
tend to increase the party's victory
at the polls.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-31
ENeLANp INVESTIGATES

London, Oct. S1-The case Of the
Red Star steamer Kroonland, from
New York for Naples and Greece with
a cargo OF copper, detained by 4he
British authorities at Gibraltar, IS al
present under investigator. No de
cision, however, has been made az
yet as to wether she is to go before
prize court. The chief question
seems to be the destination OF the
cargo of copper on the vessel. AS fal
as is known no question about th'
foreign reseryists on board the Kroou
land has been raiesd.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-31
PERSONALS

: B. Cook came in today from Ri
bera for a short visit.
Mark williams of Tucumcari came
in yesterday for snort stay.
]. D. Hand of Hands ranch at
Onava, came into town today.
DR.. A. E. Northwood drove down
from Wagon Mound in his Buick yes
terday.
John Brunton of Shoemaker came
in today to spend a few days on bust
ness.
Mrs. Fl. N. Northrup and her two
sens arrived yesterday from Shoema-
ker, N. M. They will return tomor-
row.
w. t. Brown, P. L. MacNamara and
e. V. Alvord, all of Watrous, arrived
in Las Vegas this morning on a short
business visit,
Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes, who have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. fred No
lette of this city, left today for Lal-
derdale, Fla, where they will spend
the winter.
H. Al, Harvey came in yesterday
for few days visit. Mr.. Harvey is
well known in Las Vegas, being the
proprietor of a resort near here, in
the mountains.
Harry Cutler of this city returned
from Santa Fe on train No. 10 today.
Mr.. Cutler has been serving en- the
federal grand jury that has been sit
ting at the Capital City.
r. s. Blatherwick, local surveyor,
returned today from Ration, where he
has been doing work for the depart
ment of the interior. Mr.. Blather-
wick has been gone about six weeks.
Arndt Lindenburg arrived in Las
Vegas yesterday Mr.. Lindenburg is
from Berlin, Germany, and is travel
ing throughout the country delivering
lectures in German.
DR.. Tanus, who has been spending
the past week in Las Vegas, left on
train No. 1 today for Santa Fe, where
he resides. DR.. Tanus is a nose, ear
and eye specialist and has treated
several cases in this town. He ex-
poets to return here in few weeks.
F. J. Ambrose, who formerly was
with the Wells Fargo company of this
city, came in on train No. 9 last night
MIR. Ambrose lived in Las Vegas last
winter and made many friends here.
He spent the evening and this morn
ing renewing old acquaintances and
left this noon. He has been spending
his vacation in Mena, Ark, and is
journeying through to the coast.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-31
NEW BATES PREPARED

Washington, Oct. 31.-Increases IN
freight rates ranging from 10 to 40
per cent on dressed meats, livestock
and packing house products are being
prepared by the eastern railroads for
submission to the interstate com
.merce commission. The prospect to-
day was that the proposed new rates
would be suspended when filed pend
ing an investigation.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-31
Must KIN at Once

Chicago, Oct. 31.-As a precaution
against spread of the foot and mouth
disease among cattle, the shipment OF
cattle and sheep from the stockyards
here, except for slaughtering purpos-
es, was prohibited by the bureau 81
animal industry today. 1t affects
those a1imalsnwhich are sent here to
be fed and ffattened, or for use on
dairy farms.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-31
MAY sEtL CUES

Chicago, Oct. 81. August Herr
nan, chairman Of the national com
mission, James A. Gilmore. president
Of the Federal league, and Charles
Weegham, owner Of the local federal
league team. were in conference here
AN day It was understood that the
won the cross-eountry run with
Chicago Nationals.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-31
Tau Kappa Gives
A Line Party

Tau Kappa Gives
A Line Party
A pleasant little entertainment was
rendered the members of Tau Kappa,
sorority and their escorts by Miss
Mary Lowry last ntght The early
evening was spent in a line party at
one of the local movie shows. The
guests then adjourned to Miss Lowry's
home, where refreshments were serv-
ed and jolly time was had by all.
Those present were Miss Libby Par
nell. Miss Leona Greenclay, Miss
Lucy Myers. Miss Grace Lord. Miss
Ruth Nahm, Miss Edith Tooker Miss
Mary Lowry, Mr.. Babe" Koogler, Mr..
Frank Mccullough, Mr.. Leroy Iau-
bach, Mr. Walter Cayot, Mr.. Robert
Hart, Mr. William Hayden and Mr..
Dickerson.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-31
ToDe4,e FOOTBALL

Final: Princeton, Z; Williams. Z.
Third quarter: Chicago, 0; Wiscon
sin, 0
Final: Harvard, 7; Michigan, 0.
Final: Yale. 40; Colgate,
Final: Navy, 16; A. r. NJ Of North
Carolina, IA.
Final; Pennsylvania. 40; swarth.
more, 6.
Final: Chicago, 0; Wisconsin, 0.
Third period: Minnesota, 0; iii
nois, o.
Final: Cornell 4s; Holy Cross, 3.