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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
JANUARY %.
Manhattan.

Karonns Mslschat 10 Frances Niccit.l. $50 y san
- g0h 81. 20 ". atly. s"eeneJ. ~ W
r Hrennsn 20 Frances viceiial. 80 = Nih s..
ii0th 81 2l9 " ATTY. Sweeney. 2ll W in
Lawyers Mortgage 90 70 Goobsi. 40 o.th = :
S-ih 81 2if p. ATTY. Title Guarantee Co; sls 900
& Lsnisf trustee. 20 Lawyers Mortgage %. 81 Lab
eriy ~. sith o.. 2H Z. ATTY. Title Sustsn,s.
so . . st''S.s
1 q Faron and ano. trustees. 20 g. Marshall. -
W..hluston Az Brooklyn 56th a. so " 10000
mi Gu.pz.tee and Trust 60 70 American Morgase
60. a. CSiar Il. 5ofh ST. ljI =. suys Bo"s., a
~ Cedar ~ y pY'
EQUITABLE Life Assurance Society Or 70 Law
yers Mortgage 60. 80 Liberty 81 li5d D. ~ snl
A e. Horn 10 II Cukor zee SSH S. An q. 20
>. address SO Park Row - . ,S.VN'
Canine Napolitano % J. Aterlsi -0oS itth :.
Brooslyn. liTth st 5th =. 80 . ~
Trieda Hart 81 al 70 Schmiii lol y ion =,
NtrbIe i'm a. 5 s. 100 Z-sth q. Ss.irloi /:
suy Title Guarantee -. . a.. a., ~
Corn E1chsnse BsnA TO- WA Meslef. u !" W 2.th
-. att}s Boacrs $ 80 cedsF 81. omitted
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NOTES OF THE TRADE.

In an Interview with NJ. II. McAvoy.
VINO is well known TO the trade as "the
KING OF statesmen" and who recently
returned from a business trip through
South America, he said "The business
conditions in South America are about
normal, and look forward to securing
large amount of business through
the mails, II was my intention TO make
missionary trip and not TO sell anv
merchandise. but merely to acouaint
the merchants with the kind OF
women's wear that was being made in
this country. OF course, it would not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16
Orders Pouring in for Seats
at Match To Be Held
in Milwaukee.

G. nae Gibbons. the mastery boxer OF
Isui' and Jimmy Clabby, Of Ham
.Vnu' ind., will cross gloves IN their
,.h talked 81 ten-round bout IN Mil
s.s.Aee next Thursday night. Harry
IVsi the well known referee, will be
& 'hlrd man IN the ring. So great IS
interest in this match that the
'shce sale amounts 20 somewhere IN
~ nelghborhood Of $1,000, and orders
w seats are still pouring in II Is
nseo that the winner Of this oouI
ma be matched with Eddie MeGoorty'
Mo' n the margin Of victory be sum %
N9ty great. the ultimate victor DC
''S-ieimed champion Of the class.
ii. mere Is 10 end OF speculation OF
result Each man mas his follow
90 who can see no other boxer IN the
seiid They have met three times
10 although Clabty won the first con
10y D. most decisive margin, the
.ntr two were close indeed. i men
ss'h men we're welterweights. GIBBONS
"a improved wonderfully since he mas
st'en on weight. but so has GLADLY.
.eeh has his good points, and neither
ssy bad. so the boxing fans can Only
Tommy Mccarthy. tbs Montana
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LAWYER ACCUSES LAWYER
o'Neill Says Road Would DIS
bar Him for Winning Suit.

Charging that the New York, New
Haven & Hartford Railroad, as cor
poration. was attempting TO bring about
his disbarment. Thomas j. O'Nelll,
counsel for Oscar Fried, a successful
Gtigant against the railroad. denounced
the motion Of James W. Carpenter, be-
fore Justice Morschauser, at White
Plains. Yesterday, to set aside verdict
of $4,000 returned in favor Of his
client.
Carpenter. as attorney for the rail
road. charged that O'Neill had obtained
q Judgment for his client through sub
ornation Of perjury.
"This is a conspiracy shouted Law
Yer O'Neill: this railroad wants TO dis
bar me and 10 prevent tins poor arm
less client Of mlne-.this man ffied-
from getting justice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16
REVOLVER MEN TO MEET
Springfield Leads in the Inter
city League TOURNEY.

The annual meeting Of the United
States Revolver Association FOR the
election Of officers and other bushes
viii be held IN this city on Monday.
according 70 the report Of the sec
Rotary the standing Of tho clubs in the
Intorcity League tournament. based on
matches won and lost. rs as follows:
Springfield. o: Pittsburgh, 30;
Denver. 6-1; Providence. IS;
Youngstown. . &, Dallas. . 3, st.
Louis. "a: Manhattan, o; Port
land. 81: Spokane. -; Portsmouth.
%; Citizens. %: Beverly. %;
Seattle. %: Olympic. o; Boston.
%: Chicago. o b; Columbus, . o.;
Mantle, II: Belloville, %
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final Hearing on
Adams Case To-day

The registration committee OF the
amateur Athletic Union Of this dls-
ifci announced yesterday that the hnal
hearing relative 20 the amateur status
" Plstt Adams. the worlds champion
.mPer would take place this alter
noon al l:30 iu the rooms Of the Amer
an Express Company Employees As
'ocisiion, 81 Madison av. Three VII
hcsses remain 70 be heard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16
Month of Golf
at Exposition

San Francisco. Jan. 15.-Chsrles T..
lroeker, chairman Of the golf commit
re Of the Psnsma-Pacifc lnterna-
uonal Exposition, announced to-day
tentative schedule Of events for 1915.
me contests Will begin on April 10
WIN the mems amateur championship
match, and continue until the latter
part Of May.
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Agents for Properties.

The Cusrantor Realty Corporation has been az
pointed AGENT of as-Js Pine st.. %. j5-5t ana
ta-iS Fas, Goth st. the Smith Gray building
broadway ard Warren - and me smiln cray
buiidlnz Al FULTON s. and Fistbush Az. brooklyn.
Unasrth 4 Huhcrth have been appointed agents
Tor ~ East lOsth 81. 1925 Lexington az. 200
second az ltl East ijth tt ara 40 tssi Jlst ~
William ] Ro0me 4 60. have been appointed
agents for the dye story building sos Fiith az
which Is under ease 10 the A. j. Crawford TON
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FISHER THE STAR
Of "HELLO!" GAMES
centuries Individual Point
Trophy by His Fleet
ness of Foot.
LOOMS ADVISED
NOT TO COMPETE
,.ek Gallagher Has Easy Time
winning the Three-Quarter-
Mile Walk.

., ~,s cali 5s16-John this morning
o.. f-s5-Trcmout. don't be al all
.r,e8 Probably all the fair Hello
80, Tho city. with their hair nicely
IN thc very latest style. their
-, roudered until the last shine has
.,,oared before the def touches OF
..rnr and every man, young, old and
-5rc AGED. who arc members Of tho
-.,,bo-c Club attended the indoor
~. and field games held at the list
,.,.~er. Ar~ory last night.
e.. William i. Fisher. II called. viii
,ostsr Grousy. Billy. no longer
~, 5..s-r.s by that flowing red mus
t, marched OF with the individual
~. .-orhr. q bronze statue Of Mer-
-, some 81 inches high. lie showed
st o,r. 90 q 0cct-footed field IN the
81 .r5 500 ward runs and was runner
.bc ecvcnty-yard dash. Fisher
-,, nan circles around hrs field IN
-. 5a0-,ard event and broke the
-.-..e5 some Eve yards IN advance,
...H going away.
,-....gr Athletic Union advised Joe
i,or s. o. Chicago. that II would not
b. uise TO compete. as the games were
~. sanctioned
he Games were closed 20 members
- he Telephone Club. msde up OF
,.-rloyes o. the Bell Telephone Com
,s~r Anv employe O. the telephone
,s-ssry rs eligible TO compete. and
i.e foomis is employed IN the Chicago
So bat he did not care 70 60 against
Is advice Of the registration COM
- Tsmcs. Of the Bronx Church
u.vsa. Bill Fisher. OF the lrish-Amer-
IAN A C.. Frank Rucgerio and other
..b's,e. known 20 local enthusiasts ran
-,-rIy about IS II the ire Of the
t-,.eur Athletic Union were not TO be
lr.s5s6 so much. after al.
Tbs Games were not the place for
.,o. hunter" No man could win
--,-o .hsn one prize, but he might
,,-.;-ye 20 compete and score points
"A, The individual point trophy, which
VAS csptured by Fisher.
lack Gallagher, Of Manhattan. walked
Jsshinc race Iu the three-quarter-
-,io event. Ir fact. he was about the
,~'v mar who really walked. The
others jumped along, running as II
heir Jobs depended on catching that
5.i5 known In song and story. by the
inc the judges finished their me
WORK the field WAS shot 10 piece.
Prank Rucccrio, who sports the silks
~ The Brony Church House IN open
competition. had am easy time OF II IN
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WILLS FILED.

MARION GREENE CLARK Dee o. sbeli 81 -,
personal 20 brothers samuel c CAR ard Freisfics
g. Cl.h and % ths wife q ca-h. fl0a. family
portraits 10 brother FRANK q residue 70 Heleo q
tTsrs sister : LAmorsgr. atty
IANE Am RICHARDS Jan. lls more ihan
$40 900 personal. % son and thrr, dsushtsu Ismes
" Tresdsel. atty.
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Another Tenant for Building

f,- tbe new Iioss.s Pset Building being erected on
Finh sv list and 42d - Tie entire rum AZ.
section 81 lie segenth floor. opposite the Public
IJh-ary Ia. been rented 60 the T.. J. BRADY tom
pauy importers Of dre.sm4sers supplies "i2 no, re 70
rewoye shortly from 54th sf. just west or lhe W a.
I,,rf A.icri. The ease q. for long term N
years and vas negotiated by Horace : Fly 90.
- L Iesa
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Hamilton Institute Five Wins.

Hamilton Institute easily defeated
the Cutler School basketball five on
the 18th Regiment Armory floor yestet-
dav. The score was "a TO ;. BattoeH
and Hsmmersten. Of the Hamilton five,
scored four and seven field goals, re-
speetively.
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Plainfield Manhattan Deal.

s,.o.o, 4 Uobb, and Louis Coosn sold FOR me
pt.i1r.id Estates Company l3i acres. Win bulld'
inss etc a. south Plsinned J. The properly
,ns,sr q, lie Old Hollywood Farms vss giVen m
p.rt PAYMENT Tor el6-ej2 West 1881 q four d~el
M houses reported ,oif last week by me "es4e'
Realty COMPANY John ". Night pre- idehl.
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Rent Land for Golf Links.

The Metropolitan Golf LINKS Inc neey %
fzst wlth " John Baird president and hefoe'
HipFeU secretary and treasurer leased ~ acI's
Imam A. tie quaker Ridge Estates. Nestche.le
cof,ifv from Bradford Rhodes for tan yeAH lnr
,,cn.ftv il near Ls-chn,ont and Msmaronech anu
All he devel oped into a. eighteen hole goh course
under lie supervision n !21n Dunn. inc recurrence
gill be altered into clubhouse
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GibbOnS-CIabby Bout
PrOpeS a Draining Card

heavyweight, who recently stopped
Sailor Fritts in a few rounds, has been
matched TO box Terry kellar at tn Ing
Broadway Sporting Club on January 20
The bouts Of the night follow: JacN
Dillon vs.. Porky Flynn. at the broau-
wav Sporting Club; Jack SharNey vs.
Young Benny. at Brown gymnasium
"Young" Drummie vs.. Bennle LeohaI "
At the Fairmont A. C.; Sailor NAME
vs. Charley Weber, at the QueensDoIo
A C.: Babe Anger vs.. wine, Qu'nn'
81 the Elm Park A. c.. Nike MAIZE vs.
Eddie Kelly, at the Sharkey A. -
Jack Dempsey, the rugged young
middleweipht Of Portland. Ore. mas
two matches on his hands. lie VIII
n,ce, Kid Wagner al Browns Gymns-
stun on Tuesday night ana WIZ 80
Sailor Robson at Madison square 80 "a!
den on the night OF the "elsn-" h''e
battle.
Charley White. the Chicago hgnt,
weight, will leave his home IN tn'
windy city for New York TINS aI.eI
noon. and will arrive here tomorrow
to train for his match with Fredu'e
Welsh. ,.t.,
White telegraphed 90 Jimmie john
ston. match maker AZ Madison oqu"i
Garden. that he was IN good coma
ton and felt certain that he "ouIo
defeat the British champion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16
RECORDED LEASES.
JANUARY D.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM Az. 100 tcornsr store elrI. Johr
Ma,kef % Michael TINE. l9i Amsterdam az.
frs and NOS from hay T. 1915: atys GugSen
he mer T. 4 ~ 80 Wal 81. 500
"a A1bIIL ST and lspacc. 2JIl. In csiel
FRANK Won Gsrre and ano 10 AdOph freirclch
,os J. 5th 81. 10 yu from Jan ]. 1915 address
Lafayette 50 s.. 900
STA A.. q cor fed 50 Stands and -. i6,
Sens 'orru TO Frank Sarll 6S4 Sth 81. . yu
nom q" u. 1914. st'y. John q Treacy, 90 Nl
aF. $3.50
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
d Interest a. pcf cent unless oihersiss stated }
JANUARY -.
Manhattan.

HRoADNAY. e. IS I3lst 81. eliIri0o. 4 Wsr
f1 q Si.f gehauer and anO. Nhfe Plans. s
ipr.or mts $4,000 Jan -. due Ter honl
.tfys Ne.seinsu a krsus. % Liberty ~. s. 800
AfONKOT ST 49, 20 :. sef MARKET 81 25ti00 u
kotlsr AID auo o. ~ pooryu. Boston prior nj z
so eool Jan 9 du, and int a. PER bond atD,
r q 4 r 60. s. 500
Aiics ShufeIt - Empire Ntg 90 - Cedar -
Jan IS tprior mtg $4,000 Que a. per bond stt,.
= : TerrJ o. cedar 50. 81 100
WIIIFTr ST. g. " s.. 1908 Grand g. 2sIrO0
prior mtg $4,000 n hotter ard Sno % ~
Poorru Boston Jan . due and int pes bona
stty r q a 60. :. 500
III ~ : Sc o. 7oth 90. 2iE55. Un.rich ~
Greenwich savings Bank 2fs 9th az Jan ~. dne
a. per bond any. A sands, - cedar - 5000
ffsT Sr q. No ist a. 2iGsse France DAY
q a. To- l. r A r CO. Jan IS. yr. 5,a Pc.
9th ST. s. 100 "a AZ. e5rioo.5. " Schneider
% Elizabeth seitx. 100 6lst ~. Jan 70. due
Oct :. 1919. . C.. 4iiy. II Wendt. 30 Nas.aa :,
attn -. 100 PARK a, is1loo 81 flii1 r
DeiAfsid ~ I Trust ~ y Y Jan - QUE
Jan ]. 1915. . p C.. siiys. stesar ;. wa.
ST. f''''v
The Bronx.
BEACH Az. ltu being 10, .is bls &. .n,5dsd
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Pine Street Postoffce.

J. ~ Deeu. & Bro hsEs been given me ssn,Is.
eort-sr, for the consiru--ior - The Wan street
br.ncb uostos-ee a. the corner OF Pine and re-
- M strg4ur, siIi b. two stories. 6sal55. TIE
plans az hy Poster a Gade
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The Bronx.

North SIDE sarnrs Bank 70 Sew York Mortgage s6d
TIE s;qsranteo and Trust Co 20 Mar, Hoffman,
New York Trlst co 70 Moss Estate. Inc. 200
same 10 same. 80
same n same. , -t ,,.fahS
49, >sssi.ii~Se, ID Sslus kafier 800
Norzan q Bsmvel an4 Ano. trustees 70 i.se}gfs
Mortgag~ 60. az w"
i~"'''' 81 on
I.sae q Bcrcrmsn - Jos Z Baker. 81
Marie Iacop,on N franklin So ulouf 81
Mar Ninklef and arc. ears. % VIM NinAltf, ~
A!ex shanterg 70 Louis jonas, u
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IN TIE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions we're re
corded yesterday at the Real Estate
Exchange, "a Vesey ST.:
y Joseph T. Dar
'fiH ~ 20 AID rs y. :. 80 "a az 50I
lO0i. ~ fcuut aud sfy frame stable boWery
savings Bank Is ] uoelser a 81. Cadwais adler.
Nlckershsm TAT. attls. J FOLEY. re- dur.
5000 81, taxes. etc. i-.0i- % adjourned 10
Jan g
b. Samuel Mari ..
BIH 81. - vs.. s. 80 Columbus Az e0Il02
SO duIg Hsydock S. - " T.. Sacks ~ a., 7
Farrell. atty " 7 quinn. rcf. due. so lJJ 50
Iall.- rI.- Ai.l. ID The n-aIufLr Ton 81 600
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Brooklyn House for Investor.
Newport Stores Leased.

BuItl.y Hortoa so'd lT Nnhnf-on ~
r,,ooEi.r inc. tor; and Easement residence ue
taes1 Mtrfls snd Nilioughby avs. 70 a. m'es-pI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16
Miller TO Speak to Owners.

r,d,f,h r Nnu.- engineer in charge q ~
Rniidirs r,i. rssi,on VII sddross the Real ts-4ie
Ogrer.' Protective Associsiiuu neat hn.H., 80,
- =, A.. -pa,firz 10 .. held a. the Hotel M-lealc.
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To Live at Scarsdale

r,,b . ,t.-v, ,s,,.d FOR term furnished. the
-~sid.nce ~ Arhur steEau IN Copper i.osa. Nuf
-, UU ScarsGa'e y Y. 70 Ccorse ~. Lev
uiefntef " the Nes lora stock AchHse
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New Brooklyn Apartment.

Slsnpan a Shsmpan have prepared plans ~
- .tory sotise apartment house m 10 efersd n.
hi, rorth SIDE ~ south lst 81, Broosyn l'9 rec.
eest ~ HsTeueyer s.. for Cohen a Duoefsiein. IS
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nc RrOnX.

PROSPECT Az. 66s. 81 and 5>l. open snd-clo.cd
motion picture theatre. hodie toRcn 90 Coleman
Bros. Inc; . yrs and : mos from Jan I. 1915
.ttys Davies & 500 BHsy. s. 900 and s. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16

y, Hoi- Edrldsy lssssd a. NsFpoft r.
Bfs.hef.. cIothe., u AudTLn t!ocl. Hoe 4 Co.
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The Bronx,
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
LIS PENDENS.
JANUARY IS
Manhattan.

sd ST COS E,st. p Mcguire az Carrol . a.
lparltlonl. affy N Cooper
i0irH ST O. 10 80 West " Prayer - Al ga VI
hsn J. Gardner e. Al forec~drs OF mis
BOWERY n and 70 zuei,- az Iucy , smlia
81 al faction 70 forec'c5e mechanics henl. Ally
uTH ST n s. 200 p w y, 5fh Az yotlo0 vios
n FlannerY az NJ West iifh street 60. inc .
a. foreclosure n mtg air. b IfipueL
The Bronx.
HERSCHEL Az 100. Jare N Hico az W shu..
man ct al foreclosure of m'sl, Any Z"
HfRSCHTL Az. ios. Jane VI Hicks az No-ood
Heights Realty and Construction 90 81 al fore
closure u mtgl Any. 3 O. Quinn. n
HOTGHTON Az IS 2Ia n % Castle Hil ~.
at9xiOs: Elizabeth Dooing az Mitchell Nc
Deunott Construction Go - al foreclosure ~
mtg. afus Knox a Dooilrg
HOT CLIFTON Az IS 2it9 n y ~ { nsile I'M a..
gls1l0s: Elizabeth "a Do0ing a. Jsno helds
son Ell al foreclosure Of mtg; npa hnof
Doolins
RRONN PARK Az. IS o. n Of Lebanon q
25gi00. & Muller. - crr 81 amy shapiro o.
al iforeclosure N mtg stig. 2 Aclsr.
TGFAfONT Az % w. t4s n ~ Washington a.
g3ZAg3 Z: German savings Bank Dr. ne 'iy =,
New York at VI IoVenstein ci al foroclo3le ~
mfgl. ats N Auerhsch.
1fNTH ST 1914 m q ~ 20 ~ WIN r.,
Lincoln Mortgage 60 az Bronx Pu,,isilng 20 'i
:. foreclosure u mtg ats. ~ 4 Bumenthsl
NORRIS Az " cor q li0in ST. tnloH. v
MarseI an al AT noI Hsfcl go. In TORE
closure of mtgl. sty 7 Uevhfsid
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1aeR4aa] Estate
Sinai Congregation Sells
Synagogue in the Bronx

IN he king block. John Patterson 4 60. tailor
]. me sherman block A r. Bunysrd fort'. ara
huenoilinsef a Go. caterers iu the Abrams biocA
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FIRE RECORD.

is.1s-gf- -th 80 . owner unknown. triiinE
l. sO-aes Last s5th 81. John Dusenoacll INNING.
1 .01-gq5 Ninth a. owner unknown $4,000.
II5-9t,0 BrosdWay. Owner unknown; trining
: .ia-is-i7 West iSth 81 Cohen lkhsr. tfirlns
40 Fast 18th y Philip de Cannon trihing
aOs-2i01 Prosper az owner unknown TIMING
1O-ii3-fl5 Nesi broAd"S' o. bHAu'u 40
others $4,000 ~
CO.'S IVES, Hth $ Rcb,r PIC, no da t,,'
-.e,-f4N 'front.' =. y ID. Cook damske ~ known
lO.Of-tsB West ION ST. Ma. ffausne-; tllhins
10 56-i54 sixth 49,. Carpenter Employment bureau
uI5-sss East 6sd s.: Eremiel Es.srhiiz: IN
II .so-5i West esih St. Robert saylor $4,000.
ii.oi-,sS West i5ath g. Herman Barn irifinE
i9.a0 ms Ts. qGth II. Mr.. Ausssns No uanase
sl5-ss5 East Brosdgsy. FANNIE saunders TIL
q -O--an 4 iith 5. Herman Tucker. triting
s.-0-is7s BroadsGy Pedn Restaurant. tn1ns
g.a0-ie Ludlow 81 unknoSu. no damAse.
EIS-210 4 lg 81 GustsVe Carlson, 30
eso-lil 81 Nicholas Az. william hehefrip
y3o-Ssi 4 issth q. VI NsrnoWf SO
: 85-si simpson S.. IN. Bronx. h.lof Hechi
c.5o-JssS Pax ~ samuel ForenIn triHng
. Lee T. Houston g. iiidor ki-hner. irihi1s
: 50-l2e0 WISE az. The bronz. Hugo brohe. f.
& % Il Morris s, Burie estate. none.
$50 " 4ih 81 Riker Hssemsn 90 n
ss5-i; trosby o.. P,tsfsor Bros iritinE
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REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY.

FOR MONIES IN the real country near New
York consult The country homs LEAGUE.
40 West aga street. Phone 1850 Madison.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY IS.
Manhattan.

10TH ST eis to 500 An"srism Contf,cior'
az = Kss.'y 60. Inc. oNusr snd conTsc.o'
loiTg ST. isi = VI Rn,r az Mar Hoyi .snsr
and contractor. -,
schlmek az " JockeL oensf ifen,ra'
The Bronx.
PROSPECT Az vt, Vhols hoCk front tsis.'n
issth AMI 18Th ss Crs'sio sg Anfel or
siruction co. owners and contrsctolss N.8S -
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY rs.
Manhattan.
$50 ST az ard 40 W. " L-i- ~ A
Bersim . al July Z. 1915. ~
The Bronx.
uVTTRvALE Az. 923-s9j. Rir,ns ar Ans.
Construction 90 q oil. Ian IS. 1918. Mss
SANE PROPERTY. KENNEDY az nss :. 2
Jan TO- 1915. W.
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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-10-14
n You Do Not sIeep WelI.

Should you be a restless sleeper,
should sleep come to you only at hts
and starts, try simple remedies, and
do not plunge into narcotics or stimn-
lants-at least not until the others
have failed. A famous English physi-
clan 10 quoted as saying. Il can cure
the worst case OF insomnia In this
manner: When the patient has ro'
tired. give her a heaping bowl OF
bread and milk. with just dash Of
salt to season It. This will draw the
blood from the head to the stomach.
II will quiet the nerves and put the
entire body in healthy glow, and In
nlnety-nine cases out OF hundred
the patient falls into healthy, rest
full sleep" Another tasty dose 10 take
which will induce sleep Is a cold or.
ange just before retiring There are
certain sedative as well as stimu-
lating qualities In an orange. and II
is probably one OF the most etfca-
clous fruits that can be taken for this
purpose.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-10-14
WHY HE WAS IN THE WAY
Presence Of Chaplain Prevented oriN
ers Talking to Their Horses
as They Wished.

The weather had been very wet for
weeks, and the roads. Somewhere
across the Channel" we're In q very
bad state.
Consequently. II was not surprising
that a wagon in a certain British sup
ply column suddenly dived into .
hole full of mud, and refused to bulge.
At the critical moment up came an
army chaplain. who at once proffered
his services.
Men" he said, Il see you're in difi-
culties. Can be Of any help?"
Yes, SIR answered a burly ser
geant, bluntly, as he mopped his brow.
you can give us the greatest help
by making yourself scarce"
Making myself scarce!" gasped the
chaplain. Why, how"
Yes, sir" broke in the sergeant:
you see, we can't very well say to ths
horses what they'd understand, while
you are about"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-10-14
WHY HE PASSED UNNoTlCED
Fairy Had Discovered Sure Way Of
Making Himself lnvisible-Any-
one Can Try X.

Once upon a time there was good
little girl.
And this good little girl asked her
mother II she could go and play in the
woods and her mother said yes.
So she went to play in the woods.
And she was walking along and
walking along, and what do you think
she met? A fairy! And she was aw-
fully surprised to meet fairy, so she
said to the fairy:
Where do you come from?"
And the fairy said:
This is where live"
And the little girl said:
81 never heard about any fairies liv-
ing In these woods"
And the fairy said:
mo. because nobody ever saw me
here before. But you are good little
girl. so let you see me-"
And the good little girl said:
How do you manage to be seen by
nobody, even though they walk right
past you every day."
81 lend them money."-London An
swers.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-10-14
Unromantic Ills.

Do you suppose the romantic per.
sOnages OF the past suffered as we
DO from colds in the head and other
kindred affections? Picture Cleopa
ira when preparing to apply the asp
TO her breast. pausing In the proceed
ngs TO blow her nose violently. Fancy
Antony stopping in his oration over
the dead body OF Caesar TO sip q glass
Of water or to slip into his mouth q
iuiube lozenge from the sleeve pockel
Of his toga. Imagine Henry V, unable
to breathe properly through his nose
on account OF a severe rheum con
tracted in the moisty trenches Of
Agincourt, adjuring his troops. Once
bore unto the breach. dear friends,
once BORE" or words to that effect.
Or Juliet. languishing on her balcony,
sneezing violently in the midst OF her
ardent responses to Romeo, because
the nights had drawn In chill at We
roma and she was rather too lightly
clad. Such ribald fancies are unthink
able Before the snulIles Romance
with averted face fits lightly away.