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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
DEBTS OF THE BIG CITIES
Significant Figures Made Public
by the Census Bureau.

W2shineon. nec. 1c-Placng the com
ttned public debt Of the larger cities of
she country az 81 2l2. oso naG. the Census Blu
reau finds that II is secured by the ag-
Fregate property owned by the Same cities.
the total value Of which is placed ar 81
s2s. as 1+.s
The figures are for the year 1908 and
cover al of the LIS cities having a poruls-
ton Of more thar 90a00. except New York.
I.etroir and Fast ST Louis.
OF especial interest is the ratio between
debt incurred for water supply systems and
the reported valuation of such systems
The valuation reported for 1905 was ssao,-
,909le and the debt outstanding s3i2.0oo. ooo.
or So per cent OF the valuation The cor
responding ratio for 1907 was 49.5 per cent.
The ratio between the debt Of the water
supply system Of New York City and the
~af,laiion Of the system was Ca. per cent.
More than one-fourth. or 2G-9 per cent, of
me total debt incurred for this class of
,,Ygblic service enterprises is shown for that
city. Tie debt outstanding against the
water supply systems of San Francisco.
Cambridge and Atlantic City is in excess
OF their valuations.
The report shows also that from taxes. Ii
oenses and public service privileges Of pub
lice service corporations Chicago received
x..5-.5is. or more than three times the
amount reported for any other city. The
street railways alone contributed $3,024,363
OF this total. and light and power COM
panies s.. fi.,253-
In addition To Chicago. the following cities
reported receipts from these sources In ex-
cess OF 10000. Boston, 81 ,3S1.sS3: ST. Louis,
s.a5s. sos: Baltlmor.a. sl.ls57i3; San Fran
disco. ssI4.es4; Cleveland. s5Sl.65l. and Gin
..5Y,f.,sti s5s255s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
With name and address OF lenders attorney.

MANHATTAN.

DECEMBER L.
MANHATTAN.
AVE C. I12. ia and 116. 8 sty brlz. s2.5x54 10:
March 81 1905; Max Muschel and Hynan
Nuschel 10 Fourteenth Street Bank: 81 500: at
torney. Isador Dobroezynsk. 302 Broadway.
CONVENT AVE. S. 20xf5; Oct Il. 1905
the Cristel co to Jacob 2 Roth. OF Denver. Col
s. 500: attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
1T6 Broadway.
EDGECOMBE AVE. s. $50 II of I45th ST.
i0lx125: Dec TO- 1905: Alex ID Lewis to Dora
Grasmuck and Herman Raichle: $40 600: attor-
neys, Woodford, Bovee q Butcher ] Madison
ave
GOLD ST g $, GAL II of Reekman st ASK
% 6x2s. 4xi0. 4x63, eN:sS4 Dec % 1875; Josephine
4 Hiyard Claudinc G Bedding and Edith $
Dawson 10 Jane r Rothout $1,000: attorneys.
Strong & Cadwalader, 40 Wall st
LEXINGTON AVE- 1896 3 sty brk. 16x62:
Savings Institution; $1,000; attorneys. Jonc,
LarkIn < Rathbone 81 Wall st.
MADISON AVE, S. GA # n OF IaOth St
s:sx17.T: June /. 1904. Henry Ievien to Carrie
Jacoby: $3.50; attorney. solomon 1 Sesali. I3a
Nassau St
SAME PROPERTY: Jan 81 1905: same 10
same; $500: attorney above.
PERRY ST, s. 100 II of 4th st lIx74.
June p. 1910: Charles Gronich Sarah W and
Grace q Morgan $4,000: attorney. Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust Co. 1850 Broadway.
STANTON ST, IS, 5 sty brk c5xIa: March RI
Anne and Jennie Krengel; $4,000: attorney
Charles Rosenthai. 302 Broadway
10TH AVE- It9. sty brk. mtge on goods
MIXTURES leasehold interest. etc. Sept IA. 1907
heimer Schwartz Pisener Brewing Co; $500
address, Amsterdam ave and 12sth 81.
srH ST. s. 25Xsa6 also ALI right It'll.
ana interest Of party Of che first par. Of strin In
front said premises. bet land OF 81 Marks Placs
and s'h st. sxao. Nov 90 1900. Mary Golden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
FOR LIFE SAVERS PENSIONS
Collector Loeb Signs Petition in Favo,
of Bill Now Before Congress.

William Loeb, jr-. Collector of the Port
was the first 70 sign a petition yesterday n
favor of the bill now before Congress 20
revive old age pensions for life savers VIM
have spent most OF their life in the services
Of the United States These men get So a.
month. and they are not allowed 70 engage
in any other occupation As result, IL was
stated yesterday by Captain Charles H
Mcclellan. formerly OF the United states
Revenue Cutter Service. that many of these
men are now living as objects OF public
charity in poorhouses Of New York, New
Jersey and Massachusetts.
All the shipping interests aTs said TO bs
in favor OF some provision for the old sss
Of these men. who at all times endange-
their health by their watchfulness along
the coasts. especially I'm winter. when they
have to suffer great hsrdsElips IN we psr~
Torrance of the duties imposed on them
by the service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lessee
DECEMBER 10


AMSTERDAM AVE. 145th st. 125x
10 yrs mos from Get l. 1910; $4,000 to Sl2.-
900: ad1ress 2i26 Norris
AMSTERDAM AVE. a4a, store etc; John
Sasse 70 Milton Schwartz: = yrs I mo and
II days from Nov II, 1910; 81 500; address,
100 West 18th ST.
AVENUE A. 1867. n. cor SD st. store;
foor aud part basement; Fredericks Fenneii
al exrs. Joseph Sickle = yrs from,
Jan /, 1911; 81 POO: address. 1876 Manhattan
Brooklyn. y Y.
ANENt-E A. 257. store. floor and part cellar:
Mary Scheu. to Patrick J OSrieu: Aug
=. 1910; > yrs from May l. 1911; 81 200; ad-
dress. 81 Avenue A.
BROADWAY cor Manhattan s., stores
and 5 with space 32x4s, in rear: Charter
Construction 60 to William Mumbruaer: y
yrs mos from Nov /. 1910; SIS. 500; address.
Broadway. cor Manhattan st.
BRoNxDALE AVE. 1919. cor Matthews
ave, two stores and floor above; Thomas J
Mcponopgh TO Ignatzo Nflone; yrs from Jan
|. 1911 $500 "a S6Go address. 1919 RronNdale
ave.
joseph Flauscher to John Spareero; = yrs
from Sept II. 1910: $500 $3.50; address.
1871 ST Nicholas ave.
JACKSON ST. q; Frederick RI Beach exr.
to Herman Fischer: yrs from May l. 1909:
SI2n: address. 6 jackson St
WESTCHESTER AVE. $40, store and part
basement Anna A Fisher TO Joseph Hart: 3
yrs from Dec IS, 1910; $50: address. cO66
2d ave
WILLIS AVE e27 " cor 1ssth st Fred
erick H Marjanhoft 30 Henry F Rasseu: 10
yrs from May 1, 1911; $4,000; address. 231
Willis ave.
Sd AVE. 500, W cor sath st. store. etc:
Henry Hof TO nanayotes A christofieds and
epc: yrs mos from Jan !. 1911; 81 500 to
81, 62a; address. S3s I'd ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
INFRINGEMENT oNB. & 0. ROAD
improvements Postponed and Shops
Run on Reduced Time.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
has embarked upon 2 campaign OF re-
trenchment that IS TO continue throughout
the coming year. according 20 President
Daniel Willard Several contemplated i'm
I,rovements have been postponed and some
Of the shops placed on reduced time, and
Mr. willard says that the roads orders for
steel rails in 1911 will not total more than
1890 tons. as against 5000 ordered in 1910.
The retrenchnlent policy will not affect
the dividend rate the common stock Of
the company. which. President Willard
states, viii be maintained at per cent.
There are twelve hundred stockholders III
Germany. who We're induced TO buy Balti-
more * OHIO common on the distinct I'M
Outstanding that the per cent rate would
not be lowered. and Mr. Willard says he
feels moral responsibility not to dfsap-
point them. Altogether there is 2.2SS. 800
OF the authorized ST.. 7Jn.0}o common stock
OF the company outstanding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
SEIZED SACRED VESSELS
Vestryman Stopped Communion
i'm Philadelphia Church.
~ Telegranh 10 INC rrin,l

BY Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Philadelphia, Dec. 12-Acts characterized
az sacrilegious marked the late morning
service in the Protestant Episcopal Church
of the Evangelists yesterday morning, &C
cordiEg TO members of the congregation
After the Rev c. C Parker had recited
morning prayer the Rev Mr.. Cook ascend
ed to the altar and attempted to begin the
Holy Communion celebration.
". ]. Mooney. a communicate, describ-
ing what followed said to-day:
"As is customary, Father Cook placed
the sacred vessels, the chalice and psten,
on the altar, but before he could say even
his own private prayers George McLearn,
one Of the vestry. left his pew in the
church. and in a manner that. to say the
least. was sacrilegious, removed the vessels
from the altar and placed them on the
credence table.
Mr. NcLearn took Father Cook by the
arm and escorted him TO a seat in the
chancel The Rev Mr. Parker then
preached the sermon. and for the first time
in thirty years there was no MONDAY cele-
bration of the holy communion on Sunday
in the Church of the Evangelists-
After escorting Father Cook TO seat
Mr. McLearn kept his station at his side
all through the remainder of the service
for what purpose no one but himself knows.
When the time came to present the
aims instead of allowing the priest to do 1t,
as is customary. Mr. McLearn took the
aims and presented them himself. laying
them on the altar.
THE action caused great Indignation.
There We're only about twenty-five persons
at the service. Eighty-five per cent of the
communicates of the parish of the Evan
pelists have asked for letters of transfer to
other parishes because Of the dissolution of
Father Rohinson'S pastoral relations.
Bishop Coadiutor Mackay-Smith has full
list of their names
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
DRIFT TO NEW CENTRES
MANY Well Known Concerns 10
Re Midtown District Tenants.

Albert Y Ashforth has leased tor HAWKS
E. Weatherbv No Is East 43d street, alSo d
mart of No 75l Fifth avenue TO the baiu-
le~ Import Company, for term OF years
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased Tor the
Twenty-fifth Street Construction 'o'"pa'E
the fourth loft. containing SpH square Ae0'
of space in the building nearing co'hpie-
ton at No 12S to IA West 2otn street i'i
"a long term of years to e. }. c'rosS"aii'
mauufa curing furrier. at an aggregate
Vital of $4,000: for the Ctbson-Steingart
Construction Company. the sixth and ninlh
lofts in the new building. No. f4e TO l5'
West 18th street to S. Pattner & son anu
Samuels. Also. for the Marmac Construc-
zion t.omnanv. the third loft in the new
l,,iIdins No 10 to 154 West 22d street. to
Herman RIun1enthal & Co. and for the
IYeischmann Brothers Company the eieN-
enth loft in the new building No. 136 to l"f
z,-es- 92d street TO Bowie Bros. & Bonnie.
pease &, Gilman have leased for Clement
March 10 bernard Kreizer. for twenty-one
wears the recently renovated bindings nos
15n and 15e Chambers street. at an agsre-
cate rental Of S50.na. Daniel BirdsalI d
CO repre- scented the owner
Horace s Ely & 90. and Pierre NJ Clear
have leased 70 the Cleveland Faucet Com
pany. for a term of years, the souther'S
store in the spingler Building. Nos and /
-non Square.
< II. Raphael has leased for DIR. Henry
p Mendes and J. Samuel Piza the four
story building at the southeast corner of
Ienox avenue and Fist street. and for the
Rehning Piano Company No. @B lsenox
avenue
The Building and Engineering company
has leased the third loft at Nos S2s aud $50
Rrradway and No. Il East 2lst street to
Il enry Simonoff.
Corn G. Co have leased for Max Solomon
cts in No. 11S to 124 West 22d street TO
liz I. Bloch: for the Marmac Construc-
ton Company. in No $50 TO 154 West 22d
str Get to Linderman. Gross & Hindes; for
he FleiSchmanu Brothers Company. in No
12s ia 1876 West I'D street for Henry A.
Mavpor in Nos 81 and Il West I'd street: :
for Richard I. Brewster. in No. 90 West
18th street 10 the Nobless Waist Company:
for the Improved Property Holding Com
pany. in No 1851 10 1175 Broadway. and for
the Plymouth Raincoat Company, store. No
141t Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
ASSETS OVER LIABILITIES
j. B. & J. NJ. Cornell Co. S Sched-
ules Filed in u. s. District Court.

The J. r. & J. NJ. Cornell Co structural
iron and steel contractors of Eleventh ave
nue. and 26th stree; and Cold Spring.
against which petition in bankruptcy was
filed on March 90 1909 filed schedules yes
terday in the United States District Court.
The schedules show liabilities s1.2s2. l66,
of which ss4s.4S} are secured and 81. 40
preferred. and nominal assets sl.34S.a9
The assets consist OF real estate, sos. $50:
plant. machinery and equipment. sS5,72i +;
stock on hand, S@6.522; work in progress.
s67 936: accounts. s54. 769: notes. s2S-6oA: cash
on hand. si07: cash in hank. sl3: cash on
deposit with a bonding company on an
appeal in a lawsuit soo0oo: shares of stock
in other corporations. s23.Sts. The company
owed s1l 23a for wages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Albert L saxaner. administrator. TO smith
Villa mson; 81 5Oo
Same Harriet Balcorn: $3.50
same 10 William Humphrey 81 800
Same to Albert I. Saxaner: sJ-JGo
Mutual Life Insurance 60 TO Simon Borg & co:
S65. 600
,ohn u .Haroran Nineteenth Ward Bank;
David carman aud TO \ Walker Otis;
TITLE Guarantee and Trust 90 10 Henry 5
Scheuermsn; $1,000
Agency Realty Mortgage 90 TO Celia : Gallon.
James C Garney to William wiuett: 81
Robert Mathews 90 Harriet Steele;
Harris Danlsky to Louis Doctor; 81
s@ls scea 10 e aT 4aa F 9g s
Magdalena Messerschmitt 70 William Seitz;
William seitz to MagIaIena Messerschrnitt:
s., 500
Rosa Thomsnn TO Leopold Bader: $4,000
500.
Mary Mills. guardian. to Harold Mills; 81
Mary Mccain. trustee. to Frederick IL
Smith. 81
Henry Chaser to Emma Pawel: 800
Samuel GinsherE to Joseph Weuns: 81.
Joseph VEINS to GoIdie Z Gonlberg: 81
simon 5 Friedberg TO Rachel Cohen; $4,000.
John Muller 10 Charles vynue; 81
Barbara Fl Hsyman TO samuel Levy: 60 100
American Mortgage Co 70 Central Trust Co;
Louis Feldmsn to Ida Feldman: 500
American Mortgage 90 to John II Ha1loran;
same 70 Central Trust co: s14.ola -
Benjamin r Jackson 70 Peter = Eadapes: 500
Pincus Lowenfeld and ano To Surety Realty
Co: 81.
John n. Fedden 10 Alice r. Manages: ST
OrInonde Z Power 10 American Mortgage Co;
IS. SOC
John Fitzeli TO George T NcC;overu: 500.
Anna : Stemme 81 al 20 Henry Stemule: So COO
Teddy Connolly TO Mayme Deibel: s1Co
Lawyers Mortgage 90 Florence 7 Smith
and a0o: SI0fs).
Same 10 Jefferson County Savings Bank: s2s,-
500
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co to
Lawyers Mortgage co: 81 600
Marie Saitzseids-, trus, to Title Guarantee and
Trust Co: So 500.
benjamin simon to Hermann Risb:
Charles Kuntze 10 Beatrice . Rippel; 81.
Anna Stsmme et az exrs, 10 Anna
Stemme: IL assts: total S2a3. 600
Joseph Potion. cxr 10 Ella F Bolton: s
assts: total. $40. 65ti a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
TO KILL OPIUM TRADE
international Conference To Be
Held at Hague in May.
ON AMERICAN INITIATIVE
Traffic in Morphine and Cocaine
Also To Be Proposed for In
ternational Suppression.

Washington Dec 12.-The State De-
partment to-day announced the success
full completion of negotiations looking 10
an international conference for suppress
ing The opium traffic With one eNcep-
fion all of the nations addressed on this
subject by the department have agreed
20 the conference and May SO next
and The Hague as the date and place
for the conference.
The American commissioners have not
yet been appointed, hut ii is probable
that the delegates who rendered eff
cient service at the Shanghai conference
in 1909 will he named. They were
Bishop Charles Brent. of the Philippine
Islands; DR. Hamilton Wright and
Charles II. Tenuey. Chinese secretary
Of the American legation at Picking.
The nations which accepted the invi-
7ation are China. Great Britain. France,
Germany. ITALY. Japan. the Netherlands.
Persia. Portugal. Russia and Siam.
Austria Hungary declined for lack Of
commercial interest in the opium traffic,
bu, expressed willingness to abide by
any reasonable regulations adopted by
The conference
Great Britain has injected into the
programme 10 he considered a matter Of
the first order of Importance, proposing
10 include morphine and cocaine with
opium in she prohibition 10 be enforced
America rightly win support this propo-
sition il Is declared. in view Of the
ravages caused Icy these drugs in the
United States.
Secretary Knox has reported To Con-
eress that the manufacture of morphla
has come TO be an American monopoly
with an enormous growth Of production.
Cocaine also. he said. has proved to be
p creator of criminals and of unusual
forms Of violence. Last year $4,000
ounces Of cocaine were imported. while
5000 ounces would have supplied every
legitimate medical need.
The Hague, conference is called TO
rlace The traffic in these drugs under
the control of international law. China
Is honestly endeavoring to eradicate the
production and smoking Of opium and
has already done much TO stop the grow
ing Of tho poppy.
The State Department is preparing
legislation TO be submitted To Congress
regulating the interstate traffic in the
three drugs. and hearing will be held
l-efore the Nays ard Means Committee
next Wednesday morning on drafts OF
Tour bills covering the subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
GUILTY OF HOMICIDE AT 70
Aged Veteran Says He Acted to Pro
tect Daughter

Pittsburg. Dec. 12.-Bent and infirm with
age and still suffering from 3 beating at the
hands Of carl Peterson. alias Charles An
derson. who was later shot and killed Johr
Bennett. seventy wears old. n veteran of the
Civil Mar. pleaded guilty TO homicide in
court to-day.
The shooting Is alleged TO have occurred
on October 81 in jefferson township. Accord
ing to the testimony, Peterson ANNOYED q
married daughter of Benefits with his at
tentions. There was quarrel, and Peter
son is alleged TO have beaten the aged man.
Later il was testified. Peterson made in
ss,ItmG remarks. and Bennett shot and
killed him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13

saool. Dec 5: 800: ADDRESS. 21f Forsyth 81.
I3sTH ST s1s East: Henry n jackson 70
Margaret johnson tntg feo,ooo5' Dec .
500.
1871 ST N f. 1875 II of 81 AIMS ave.
81 sx %; STEPHEN 7 Jackson 70 Same tnlls
$50 esol Sept Is 1919; 500; address 200
East G1st 81.
1aoru ST . T.. 500 a Z, Of So AIMS ave,
Ssy1oo; Mary L Valentine TO Thomas Adas, 5
fnts s25.ncob; all liens. D5c 10 *le"' al
dress 123 West 44th st
10th ST n :. 300 ~ Il Of Anthony ave.
isxs5; Robert y Cleverdon and ano 20 MAI
garet NJ t-le-erdon: q c; Dec il; 81; actress
205 East 10th 81.
18TH ST n 4. 100 # /. Of Park avs. sor
100. I. Napoleon Levy to Arthur Niedti Dec
IL: ST. address, West 18th 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
ONE ARMED MAN HAD TWO
Consequently Vagrant Goes to Island
for Six Months.

George Deson. who said he was \ steam
filter. was arraigned in Essex Market court
before Magistrate kernochan yesterday on
a charge Of vagrancy. He said thar on 5c-
count of his one arm he was unable to get
work at his trade.
DO you swear to this statement asked
Magistrate KsTuochan.
Il do" replied Deson-
Raise your right hand. then, and 'ass
the oath" said the court
Deson threw off his coat and brought IT'S
right arm out from under his shirt and
raised II In the air
When the magistrate recovered from his
surprise he sent DesoH TO the island for six
months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
REALTY NOTES.

Tompkins McIivaine is the buyer OF No
lib East 3Sth street sold last week by Pease
& Gilman for Mrs. f. J. De Bermales, of
London. England.
The Charles F. Moves Company has been
appointed managing agent for the sixteen
story billiard Building. in course of CON
struction at the northeast corner of John
and Dutch streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13


have been issued:
Colonel FRANK BAKER. ordnance department..
from Bridgeport, January :. to South Betn
lsb.fn. Penn.
Lieutenant Col5nel HOEL 5 BISHOP, 18th
cavalry. from army snd navy general hos
pifeI; Hot Springs 70 @ proper station ,,..
professgr of military science and tactics
simpson College. lndiauolo, Iowa.
Following ofFice,s medical eorps detailed 10 take
course 81 instruction at Amy Field Service
School for medical officers, Fort keaven-
ERIK ?. REYNOLDS. POWELL. c.
FAINTLERoY: JERE + CARLETON and
l.. Bt1VANs and HENRY i. THOMSON.
captain CHARLES r HoWLANp. 21st In
in time "a take transport sailing April
Captain HARRY g BARNES. coast artillery.
10 Walter R.rp General Hospital.
First Lieutenant noNALD I; MCoRD. medical
nf present leave o: absence to Fort George
F,rs, -T, CHARLES g DEMMER
medical corps proceed with ID Infantry
from Fort Thomas San Francisco. thence
on March = Ia Schoheld Barracks: Honolulu
Leaves OF absen"e: Captain LANES II. BRY-
sos an F,eld A,til,sry "' W, month !, and y
'f-TLIFFE- medical reserve corps. Two
months.
NAVY.
AIidshinlllan q . kEESTER detached the
Kitksburs. the Rowan.
Assistant civil Engineer \: NJ. SMITH: de-
Lakes. North Chicago; TO navy yard, Puget
Sound
MOVEMENTS OF WAESHIPS.-The fol-
lowing movements OF war vessels have
been reported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
Dec. I0-Tlle Lebanon at Hampton Roads: the
birmingham. al Hampton Roads; the Ajax
AZ navy yaTd. New York: the Dixie the
smith the Flusser the Larnson, the Preston
and TIN. Reid. al 1t. Thomas
Dec. 1.-THE Hannibal al Hampton Roads; the
Montana al southern drill grounds
De-. I"-The Ponies. al Manila
SAILED
Dec - The Justin. from san Francisco for san
Diego: The Eagle. from san Juan for survey
grouncE.
Dec. Iu-Tlle Lebanon, from Norfolk for 1iamp
ton Roads: the yorktown. from Panama for
.-arjnto- the Firmire ham, from Norfolk for
Hampton Roa'is. tine recumseh. from Wash
iugtor for Norfolk. the Dixie the Smith, the
FlzIss.r. the fanison. the Preston and the
Reid. from. 81. KItts for ST Thomas
Dec 1.-THE Reid. from 81 Thomas for San
Juan via culebra. the Montana, from Hanlp-
ton Roads for Southern drill grounds; the
The Des Moines. from Gibraltar about Goth inst
for IonroVia. Liberia and thence TO navy
-srd. Boston. the yessel's home yard
The Celtic. from navy yard. Boston for Guanta-
namo BAY. with stores for Atlantic feet. on
January 4. instead Of on January 8. as pre-
viously announced
The eterett ordered commissioner a. nav" YARD
Boston, as soon as practicable after deii1frS
hy conuzGfoTs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
L. Y. SEYDELL ON TRIAL
Self Defence Claim of II. Y Banker
Charged with Shooting Italian.

Kingston \. Z, Dec. 1.-THE trial Of
Louis Y Se.dell. New York broker, on
the charge OF murder in the first degree
for killing Clemente Demaron, Italian
near his bungalow at West
Park last July. was begun here to-day.
Four Jurors We're selected. Seyieli asserts
that he shot Demaron in self-defence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
INSURANCE REPORT
Sixty-eight Corporations Were Ex-
amined by Department Last Year.

Albany. Dec Superintendent of In
surance Hotchkiss to-day issued Part Y,
the last volume, OF the annual report of
the Insurance Department. 1t shows that
sixrv-eieft insurance corporations were
examined during the year other than town
and county cooperative associations.
classified as follows: Fire and marine, q;
life. z: casualty, etc, z; assessment asso-
etations e. and fraternal beneficiary orders
Ar societies IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
OYSTER BAY ESTATE SOLD.

Post & Reese have sold for George r.
Armstrong TO John a. Carver his place at
Oyster Bay, Long Island, containing about
twelve acres of land, with house. stable,
etc The property adjoins the John c.
Moore, James A. Blair and Mortimer Schin
.Gta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
LONG ISLAND CITY PLOT sod

L'Ecluse. Washburn & Co have sold "A
lot. 2Gx169 feet. on Jackson avenue. facing
the greensboro Bridge Plaza. to a pur-
chaser who viii erect a building for his
business. This section of Long Island CITY
is rapidly becoming the business centre.
The price paid was about 500
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HIS TOPIC "APPRAISAlS."

T.. II. Gilbert of the firm of j. Edgar
I.eayccraft & Co, Will speak at the real
estate class of the West Side Young Mems
Christian Association tonight His subject
will be "Appraisals.