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The Winslow mail., 1921-09-30

move was necessary on account of
.he illness of his wife,
Brakeman L. S. Brooks has re-
signed his position on the Albu-
querque division and has left for
Jhicago, Illinois where he will make
his future home.
Mrs. f. Carragan, wife of Brake
man Caragan, has arrived in the
city from San Diego, where she has
oeen located for the last few months
NJ S. Mildred Faulkner, who has
cen on temporary stenographic DO
,ition in the superintendent office
here has resigned her position and
make her future home
Mrs. James Lamar, wife of Yard
t'oreman Lamar, has left for Sun
shine, Arizona, where she will visit
relatives for the next few days.
Conductor Fred Mosher has left
for Los Angeles where he will ent-
ar the Santa Fe hospital at that
point for treatments He was ac-
oompanied by his wife.
Bridge and Building Carpenter
JOS. B. Morgan has been sent to the
Santa Fe hospital at Albuquerque
by the local hospital association.
Engineer NJ j. Pares was busi-
ness visitor at albuquerque the first
part of this week.
Mrs. H. F. Savage and son Master
Coleman, family of Switch Engineer
Savage, leave this week for Newton
Kansas where they will visit rela-
tlves for the next few weeks.
Mrs Bernard Tempske has left
for Dalies, where she will make her
future home. Mr.. Tempske has been
promoted to the position of road
masters clerk at that point
Mrs. William Trotter. wife of AS
sistant Timekeeper Trotter, is Wis
iting friends at Gallup this week.
Fireman j. r. Voorhees, has left
for Los Angeles where he will visit
friends for the next week or so.
Chief Clerk o. L. Gray of the SUI
perintendents office has returned
from a business trip to Los Angeles
Mrs. j. j. Worman, wife of Crew
Dispatcher Worman, is visiting with
friends at Gallup this week.
The Winslow mail., 1921-09-30
NOT A SMELL

Our city officers Volsteaded OUT
to the southwest part of the city the
other dav. They unearthed two
cases of bottles. They were disap-
pointed however as the contents Of
the two cases consisted of pint bot
ties of glycerine instead of the usual
bad order" booze. The two cases
of glycerne were stolen from a car
in the local Yards about the middle
of August being part of a carload
consigned to Honolulu. We can al
moEl imagine the look of disgust
that poor robber had when he made
the discovery of the real contents
of the bottles
The Winslow mail., 1921-09-30
BAPTIST CHURCH

Rally Day next Sunday in the
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Our
aim, every member present. New
pupils and visitors welcomed.
Dr. Allen Moore, a missionary
from Palestine will speak Sunday at
II a. m. at the church All Warren
avenue.
B. Y. P. U. Sunday at $50 D. m.
Ladies Missionary Circle will meet
Thursday, October with Mrs. Nor
ris Burney, 213 Aspinwall street.
The Winslow mail., 1921-09-30
$50 AND 80 DAYS

Henry Swanstron was arrested
and brought into Judge Walton's
court yesterday on charge of ex-
ceeding the speed limits. He enter
ed a plea of Guilty and was fined
$50 and sentenced to thirty days in
the county iail The Jail sentence
was suspended. Officer w c. Kelly
made the arrest. Some of our other
motorists should take look at their
pocket books or else refrain from
stepping on her"
The Winslow mail., 1921-09-30
M. E. CHURCH SERVICE
Rev. C. L. York, Pastor.

Next Sunday morning will be the
Pastors last sermon before going tt
Conference. All who desire to have
their children baptised will please
bring them to the services.
4 Sunday morning, the sermon
theme will be "Tarrving at Jerusa.
Lem On Sunday evening at 7:2O
The Palestine Pageant, Life in the
holy Land by DR.. Allen Moore
VINO spent seventeen years as mis-
sionary.
The attendance at Sunday school,
was the largest for the wear. The
Sunday School Rally program Tues
day evening was great success
The Epworth League had a fine
attendance last last Sunday: fine
congregation Sunday evening. All
are welcome at the Church of ths
Friendly Hand
The Winslow mail., 1921-09-30
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Rev. w. L. Martin, Pastor
Bible school at 9:45.

BLDG school at 3 40.
Preaching at IL a. m.
No evening service on account OF
Palestine Pageant at the Methodist
church.
It is RALLY DAY in, the Bible
school and we are expecting 200
persons nre5ent at the Bible school
hour. Let every member come and
bring some one and thus help to re-
alize our aim for that service.
The Prayer and Bible Study ser
vice will be omitted on Wednesday
evening because os the Pageant.
This was to have been a night meet
ing of the Woman S Missionary So
ciety SO let all members and others
take note of this postponment.
The Winslow mail., 1921-09-30

The river range over in MOhaVe
county is keeping uD its enthusiasm
and like wise it's development work
Last Sunday. Tristate. over in the
corner of Nevada, above Needles and
opposite the Oatman, Goldroad and
Katherine districts, big celebration
was held. This new town is in the
midst of a very likely mineralized
section and evidently a continuation
of The mineral zones from across in
Arizona in which the Katherine mine
he Gold Chain and othel s\are now
attracting attention from the mining
world Some twenty wears ago Col.
Thomas Ewing built the Homestake
mill on the Nevada side of the river,
but it was too early in the game and
the property and the mill was aban-
doned. Now the section in coming
nto the limelight and the old Home
stake property is being DEVELOPER,
IS we'll as others which have good
showings The Lucky Prince prop
erty which was developed to some
extent a few years ago is also at
4racting attention and is resuming
exploration work Ferry boats have
Uc6u DldCOu dLu DNilI W IhO
river from both the Nevada and Ari-
zona sides of the Colorado river.
No trouble is found in motoring to
the new mining camp which is re-
ported to be blossoming in the hills
in imitation of the quick growths
which are attached to camps famous
years ago, but since abandoned.
Searchlight, which was thriving
camp Of few thousand people some
eighteen or nineteen years, but long
since left to shake in the desert
winds and warp meath the rays of
summer suns. is being taken down
bodily and moved to the new camp
of Tristate A reincarnation, as it
were, of the days of DID, the days OF
gold even if it were not the days
of 40 Tristate is easily reached by
a new road from Needles and many
motor parties from Los Angeles and
the Pacific coast are going into the
district from that way, as we'll as
crossing the Colorado river on the
bridge at Topock and ientering by
way of Oatman.
The Winslow mail., 1921-09-30
COMING NEXT WEEK

DR. Schell, the well known op-
tometridt and optician of Tucson,
will be at the Winslow Hotel on his
regular visit on Thursday of next
week, October 6, and will remain
the one day only. If your eyes need
attention, call ON him for expert
service. Special attention to child
renS eyes
The Winslow mail., 1921-09-30
COLUMBUS DAY PROGRAM

The Knights of Columbus will ap-
propriately observe Columbus Day,
October 18th. with free ente tain
ment and dance at the Auditorium
commencing at y. m. to which all
the people of Winslow are cordially
invited. A prominent speaker will
review the life and works of Chris
topher Columbus. Further details
and program will appear in next
weeks issue of this paper
The Winslow mail., 1921-09-30
LYCEUM COURSE
NEED GLASSES2

See DR.. Schell of Tucson on his
regular visit, at the Winslow Hotel
on Thursday of next week, October
9Th. One day only. Special atten-
ton to children's eyes.
The Winslow mail., 1921-09-30
W. C. T. [. MEETING

The Womens Christian Temper
ance Union will meet Thursday at
2:30 D. m, October 6, at the home
of Mrs. Emma Proctor, 313 William
son avenue.
The Winslow mail., 1921-09-30
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
(Ruthella Henderson,

Saturday evening the Junior class
entertained the Senior class at a
party given in the Washington
school auditorium. The music was
furnished by the High School Jazz
orchestra, which has just recently
been organized from the talent of
the school. The party was chaper-
oned by the teachers of the high
school faculty. All of the Seniors
reported very good time and are
planning to return the party in the
same entertaining manner.
FOOT BALL SATURDAY
Saturday the Winslow boys will
play the Gallup football team All
the students, are expected to be
there. We promise to show every
one in Winslow who comes out to
the game enough interest and
amusement to last several days 1t
will be remembered that Gallup
owes her downfall of last year to
our boys The score was SO to COO
However, we hope they will be able
TO do better this year. Our t am is
almost the same, with the addition
of two or more players, but with
their experience of last yeA; we
think they will Go better now. We
understand Gallup has also improv
g.. The boys have been practicng
hard for three weeks under the ve:y
able Coaching OF MT. Kerr.
Come out ana support your team;
show every one that you are pro1d
If il, It will encourage the bo5s 70
sur,her efforts
"PEP" MEETINGS
Two PEP" meetings have been
held and the students are very en-
thusiastic over the wells. This is
the only time the upper classmen
allow the lustv freshies to be heard
above the rest. and they surely make
the most of the opportunity.
CLASS ORGANIZATIONS
The four CLASHES have been organ
lied and the advisors appointed. The
following people we're elected as Of
ficers:
Virginia BLY, president of the SEN
iors, Mr.. Gammage. advisor.
Bernce Pillsbury. president of the
juniors, Miss Dawson, advisor.
Herman Wilson, president of the
sophomores, Miss Moon. advisor.
Gertrude deLacey, president of the
freshmen, Mr.. Kerr. advisor
LYCEUM COURSE
AS the citizens of Winslow have
probably observed the students Of
the high school have resumed their
chief outdoor sport That of selling
tickets. The tickets for the Lyceum
course to be given in Winslow this
year!
We hope you have helped and en-
couraged the students by buving
ticket. By SO doing you will not on
ly help the student but also your
self, for the different features offer
ed by the Lyceum course are both
educational and entertaining.
Boost your town; buy a ticket.
The Winslow mail., 1921-09-30

The Chicago Tribune is being SUI
ed by Mayor Thompson on behalf of
the City of Chicago, for a mere ten
million dollars. Thompson claims
the Tribune did the city that much
damage finansially by attacking it
during the recent campaign If the
Trlb. gets stung for the amount,
men and Editors Montross of st.
Johns, Sims Ely of Holbrook and
Root of the Winslow Mail will take
the matter up, for we don't propose
o have any members of the profesh
hort changed that way.-Coconino
Sun.
The Winslow mail., 1921-09-30
HOLBHOOK OIL co. ACTIVITIES

Activitie1 in the Holbrook Oil
company's well were resumed in
earnest this week. The cement has
already been penetrated and the
water shut off. The drilling to the
sands will now commence. This is
the most encouraging news from the
field for some time. Unless nature
breaks one of her immutable laws,
oil will be found.
The Winslow mail., 1921-09-30
FUTURE FISTIC FUN.

The management of the Electric
Theater announces that G. B. Smith
ers. weight ITO, of Holbrook, and
Soldier Costello, weight 2i2, of
Wjnslow, are matched for a rem
round go the evening of October u
Good preliminaries are being ar
ranged Prices for reserved seats
will be $3.50: regular seats, $1.50
war tax included. Further in
nc nllt tant nts will be made through
the columns of The Mail.
The Winslow mail., 1921-09-30

ers to the several new advertise
ments this week
The New York herald., 1921-07-07

Portland, and Neshaminy, for Thomaston
(and proceeded with last two).
PROVIDENCE, RI. July 6. PM-Sailed. str
Grecian. Norfolk and Baltimore.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 5-Arr:ved.
strs I.urlne, Honolulu: Andrea + Lucken-
bach, Philadelphia; Knight Companion (srj.
Taku Bar and Muroran (and sailed for Nsw
York;.
Mindoro. Port Townsend: 9TH, str Frank II
Buck, Monterey.
Sailed 9Th. strs Sherman, Manila via Sc
attic; Ventura, Sydney. NSW; Melville Dol
lar tBr), from Singapore. &c. for Boston
and New York.
SEATTLE, Wash, July 4--Sailed. str Lake
Gunni. Havana.
Arrived 9Th. str Palas, San Francisco.
ST ANDREWS, Fla: july. 4-salled. echrs
Stimson, Ponce: Jennie Wilson (Br). Porto
Cortez; 9Th, Harteny w (Br), st Croix.
SAVANNAH, Ga. July 6--Arrived strs
Brasher. Liverpool; Sagadahoc New York:
Dade County, Tampa; City OF Columbus,
Sailed 9th. stns Walden. Bremen: Mexi-
cano (Nor), Galveston.
TAMPA, Fla. July 6-Arrived, sch Reed
Vile (Br), Sagua de Tanamo.
Sailed 9Th. echr Mabel A Frye. north OF
Hatteras.
VANCOUVER. Be. July s--Arrived, etrs
Bradford (Br). Talara; Robert Dollar (Br) !,
Shanghai.
Sailed 9Th. strs waruna tBr), Sydney.
NSW: Canadian Rover (Brl. San Francisco.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, July 6--Sailea,
tugs Perth Amboy. towing barges Ts1. Igs
and 5s7. for Bos,on. and IoI. for Portl md ,
Boston, and 7s6: for Gloucester: Wyoming
towing barges 7o1, 7o2 and 704. for Boston:
Savage. from Norfolk. towing barges Emelie.
Nos is and -, for do Georges Creek, from,
do, towing barges Nos >, II and %. for d..
Patience. from Philadelphia. towing b,rggs
Tuckahoe, for do. and Skippack, for Marbh-
tead: Paoli. towing barges from New YORK
for Boston.
The New York herald., 1921-07-07
SHIPPING NEWS.
FROM PRECEDING PAGE,

MANCHESTER. June 27-saiied. ship
Golden Gate. Panama Canal (for orders).
MARsEILLEs. July S-Arrived. str Canada
(Fr). New York.
MONTEVIDEo, July 4-Arrived. str Hall
zones (Br). New York
MONTREAL, July 3. noon-sailed. str
Arrived etS. strs Teesbridge (Br,, Rotter-
DAM Porsanger (Nor). London.
Sailed 9Th. str Canadian Miller (Br),
NAPLES. June 3o-Arrived. str Pacfi /.
Maru Jap), Galveston.
oDENsE, July l-Arrived. str Alfred (Ger).
PORTLAND, Z, July 5-Arrived, str Maid
OF chios tBr). Norfolk.
PORT SAID, July 5-Arrived, str sommels-
dyk (Dutch). New York for Padang.
Sailed 4th. str Mongolian Prince CBr). from
hong Kong for New York.
QUEBEC. July 5-sailed. str Empress OF
Britain (Br). Liverpool.
ROTTERDAM. July 3--Arrived. str Bourne
(Br). Newport News.
Sailed I'd, str Tiverton BD, Hampton
SAvoNA. June 2o-Arrived. str Knock
Herna (Br). Norfolk.
SEVILLE, July 2-sailed str Cabo vilaro
Southampton. July 5-sailed. str Maurs-
tania lBrl. New York via Cherbourg.
ST NAZAIRE. July 3-Arrived, str Monad-
Sailed Goth. str Charalambos (ex-Athena),
Norfolk.
81 NlNCENI, CN, July O--Salled SIT Co.n-
petitor (Br). Hampton Roads
SYDNEY. CT. July 5-Arrived, str Roci<n-
way Park. Montreal for Korsoer (procAsrs
9th after coalnig).
SYDNEY. NSW, July 3-Arrived. str City
of Naples (Br), New York.
WELLINGTON NJ, July ARRIVED. str
Eastern Grown, New York.
Arrived LIST. str Armagh (Br), New York.
YOKOHAMA. June 26-Arrived. str West
Jappa, Tacoma for Hong Kong land sailei
July u.
Arrived "a, str Protesiiaus (Br), Tacoma.
Sailed 26th, ctr Rakuyo Maru (Jap). San
Francisco and Valparaiso.
Sailed I'd. str Empress OF Russia Br).
Vancouver.
The New York herald., 1921-07-07
COTTON MARKET IS
STEADY AND LOWER
Displays Better Tone Near End
and Climbs to Few Points
Under Tuesdays Close.

The cotton markets uncertainty of
yesterday reflected confused sentiment
in the cotton trade regarding weather
developments and the two sided charac-
ter of the business transacted The
market was under moderate selling pres
sure az one time and dropped nearly a
quarter cent r. pound under the preced-
Ing close, but. in sympathy with the
rise OF securities, displayed a much bet
ter tone in its final half hour. recover
ing to within a few points of Tues
days finish. During the forenoon the
market was Influenced by lower Liver
pool cables. heaviness of foreign ex-
change and bearish weather develop
ments. The South sold hedges while
local longs realized. Buyers included
Wall Street and the trade
The Official weather map was favor
able 1t was generally clear in the
Cotton Belt except for a few isolated
showers. Detailed weather advices also
were good. The local market opened
barely steady. with a net loss of to
Is points. For a time after the call
selling was heavier, but by the end of
the first hour the list recovered to
within to 10 points of Tuesdays
closing
Business was quiet. Local trade was
In large part scalping by professionals,
but early in the afternoon the market
sold Off Is to 2S points when Southern
and outside offerings found the market
bare of support. Feeling on the floor,
however. was bullishly affected by the
stock markets strength. In the final
half hour the trend of the market was
The New York herald., 1921-07-07
AMERICAN PORTS.
fBy NALL

ASTORIA, o, June 27-Arrived, strs Geor-
gina Rolph. San Francisco; July !. s I
Sailed 2sth schr Thistle, Brisbane; soth
str Port Said Maru (Jap), United Kingdom
schrs K V Kruse. San Pedro: July !. Ella a
Grays Harbor.
EUREKA; Cal, June 27-saiied. str C,usa
Crays Harbor tand arrived at latter port
GALVESTON. Tex, July 1--C1eared. str
Manatee. Leghorn.
yHoNoLuLU 3IaJ June ssaArriyed, strs Persia
&c; Canadian Skirmisher (Br). Vancouver
for sydney tani both proceeded Manulani
Drum. do: july i. La Piacentia do. M
Sailed 2sth. strs Mobile City, New York
Goth, China. Yokohama. &C; Granite State
dian Exporter tYr). Vancouver; schr Mary
Z Foster. Puget Sound.
MOBILE. Ala, July 2-Arrived, str An
ORANGE, Tex. July 2-sailed. schr Rose
San FHxNcIsoo. Cal, June 27-Arrlv.d
Havisides. Iquiaue for Bellinsham tand
sailed 3oth. Phyllis comyn. Meplllones
Sailed 2sth. strs Alaskan: Seattle: 2J;h,
Meriden, Callao Via San Pedro: 30th, Roo.n
C,oodfellow. Seattle; July ]. Manukai. Homo.
lulu via Puget Sound.
SAN PEDRO, Cal. June 2e--Arrived. strs
Eeiyo Maru (Jap). San Francisco for Val
paraiso land sailed next day.; 2Tth, Tippe-
canoe. Seattle; motors Mazatlan. San Fran
washington Nor. Antwerp. &C. for Sal
Francisco: strs Forest King. Grays Hsrbor
Qowing bark Forest Droam); July /. Cana
dian Importer IBID. Victoria; West Katar.
Sailed 25th. rtrs Poin, Bonita, Baltimore
via Havana, &c; Sylvan Arrow, Yokohama.
timore; La Habra (Nor), Valparaiso: o7th.
G T Todd Seattle.
SEATTLE, Wash. July ARRIVED. strs
Wcnatchee, Kobe, &c, via Victoria: Fushlmi
Maru (Jap), Victoria
The New York herald., 1921-07-07

Thirteenth street to the Manhattan Seal
Looping and Embroidery Company; in 1923
Bleecker street to J. NJ Blumberg, Inc
In 2S West Fifteenth street to Pohl &
Pike; In 629 East Sixteenth street to
Sonenschein & Strauss and in 143 West
Fifteenth street to the Comfort Cloak
and Suit Company.
He'll & Stern leased floors as followss
In 99 to 103 Madison avenue to Menditz,
Newman & Burland. Inc. in 15S and 100
West Twenty-ninth street to Shetland
Brothers; in Is West Twenty-fourth
street to Mr.. Roffer; in 43 to Al West
Twenty-fourth street to Romm, Bloom
& Rosenthal; in 142 West Twenty-sixth
street to Dushkind Brothers. and in IL
and 13 West Thirty-second street to
Fairmount Dress and Costume Company,
White-Goodman leased lofts IN S70
Broadway to Samuel @. Gelband aH1
Braunstein Pincus; also front part Of
the fourth loft in 115 East Twenty-ninth
street to Bass & Klein: loft In 2t5 West
Broadway to Banlxin. Bayer & Greens
stein. and in 80 West Thirty-ninth
street. with Frederick Fox q Co, Il
Chariot C Katz.
Charles F. Noyes Company leased Of
fices in So Pine street to the Gotham
Mercantile Corporation; IN 81 Nassau
street. corner OF Fulton. to David DavidS
Z
Floyd the store in 237 Water street.
Duross Company leased for Williarn
e. Williams to John A. Gilbert the build>
ing at Ga Front street.
Tankoos, Smith & Co. leased for JoS
seph Levine the east store in 12S Lib.
erty street to Fisherman & Shaw for q
clothing store.
Albert Stern leased to Leon Trumn,
manufacturer of CONNECTIONS, the store
and basement in sol Third avenue.
Henry Brady leased a loft In 207
West Thirty-fourth street to M. Amato.
Residential Leases.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
apartments in 140 West Fifty-seventh
street to Benjamin II. Howell William
II. Taylor and Mrs. Charles Loughead;
in So East Eighty-sixth street to Dr.
Henry Suydam Satterlee and Col James
l.. Taylor and In SO Washington Square
South to Nat F. Roberts.
Ida Kothe leased from Maria E. A
Whom the two four story tenements
with stores, 40.5x70. at S84 and $50 Lex
ington avenue, southwest corner Of
Sixty-sixth street, for fifteen years at
an annual rental OF $4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-07-07
FOREIGN PORTS.
LBY Mail


BALBOA. June 2o-sailed. motor Balboa.
BARBADos, June 2e-Arrived, schr Her
bert sAruFsr MaTFsp FE NR IsGso dsSs aArrvea ,chr
BoTWooD. NJ, June 3SNArrived. schr
Sordela (Br), Sydney.
BURN, Nj. June 2s-saned. schr Max
well n (Br). Sydney.
HALIFAX. July 4-Arrived. strs Fort ST
proceededD Rosalind (BrJ. 81 Johns for New
York: schr Mary + Anderson (Br). Bridge
HERMITAGE. NE. June COIN port, schr
General Jacobs (Br). for Gibraltar.
HONG KONG. June 27-Arrived. str Arc
turus. Taku Bar.
MIDWAY ISLAND, June so-safed. str
Thomas. San Francisco.
NASSAU, June 9o-Arrived. schr Maine.
Baltimore.
Gordon T Tibbo Obi. Harbor Buffet.
PORT LOBoS. about June 28-Sailed, str
QUEBEC. July 4-Arrived. str sheba CBr).
Sydney.
Sailed 4th. str coban lBrl, sydney,
ROSE BLANCHE, NE. June coin port.
SAN BIAS. June 2s-Arrived. ctr San Jose
San Francisco for Balboa.
SAIGON. June 26--Arrived. ctr Loretta,
SINGAPORE, June 2e-Arrived. str Eu-
rama. Hong Kong.
Sailed 2sth, str West Ielip, Saigon
ST JOHN, nh. July ARRIVED, str Chaieur
(Br), Demera-a, &c.
ST JOHNS, NE. June 27--Arrived. schr
Evelyn Miller CBr) sydney
Sailed 27th, schrs Nancy Lee CBr). Per-
nambuco: Frances Elkin (Br), Newca ,sie,
NIB; 2sth. Cyril T (Br). Halifax.
SYDNEY. NsW, June 2s-Arrived, sehr
Carrier Dove. Willapa.
SYDNEY, CB. July 3-Arrived, strs Ar
snldo VI QtaD, Genoa; Karen Rogonaes
(Nor), Liverpool: Rose Castle Br), Glas-
gov: 4th. Mendip Range (Br), Manchester;
Alness (Br), Newcastle, sheaf Lance CBr),
London.
Sailed Sd, strs Ravnager (Nor), supposed
Montreal; Laguna UtaD, Gibraltar; Maid
of Andros (lr), do; Manchester Civilian
tBr). Portland. r..
The New York herald., 1921-07-07
WILL BUILD ARCADE
ON WEST 125TH ST.
Lessees Of Higgins Estate Par
cells Plan Building to Cost
About $1,OO0,OO0.

Another important improvement on
West 125th street is forecast in the lease
of the small business buildings at s12
to s22. extending through to 321 to
331 West 124th street. by the Eugene
Higgins estate to a group of real estate
operators of Coney Island. who will inn
prove the site with an arcade office
building and stores The structure will
be a facsimile Of noted arcade in a
Western city and. according to the pro-
moters. will be a novelty to New York
from an architectural standpoint
The property occupies plot 125x200,
on the south side of 125th street between
Eighth and st. Nicholas avenues. and
has been leased for ninety-nine years
through Barnett & Co. to Isaac Shapiro,
Nat Goodman, S. Weiner and D. H. Sill
yer. The aggregate rental. according to
the brokers. will be $3.750,000 and with
the improvements the total outlay will
amount to about s5.O00.000. Barnett &
CO. have been appointed agents for the
building. plans for which are now being
prepared. Among other recent improve
ments on this Broadway of Harlem are
the new store of L. NJ. Blumstein. the
Columbia Trust Company Bank and the
Empire City Bank.
miscellaneous Leases.
Adams & Co. leased for Ewing. Bacon
& Henry. agents. the building at 100
Madison avenue to Berman Raft for
twenty years. The lessee will erect a
new seven story loft building. The entire
operation will cost $250,000.
Spear & Co. leased floors as follows ::
In 1875 Broome street to r. Tachterman :;
In SO East Eleventh street to the Art
Printery and Schabatz & Dando and
Swerdloff & Barsky; in 80 and 32 West