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New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
SELLS ALL BANK STOCKS
National City Company Meets
Objections of Government.

Formal announcement is about 10 be
made bv the National City Company that
IT has sold the lest Of its holdings NJ hank
stocks thus meeting the objections orig
inally raised by Attorney General Wick
CTsham and recently concurred in by the
Secretary Of the Treasury. These obJec-
lions We're based upon the fact that the
National City Company is controlled by the
National City Bank. its holdings Of stock
IN other banks being construed as being
owned in the interest Of the National City
Eank. with alleged resulting violation OF
the law prohibiting one national bank from
owning, either directly or indirectly, stock
Of another national bank
These bank stock holdings. the present
market value OF which is more than 5000
0oJ We're acquired from time TO time In
the course Of the last ten or more years
by men closely identified with the owner
snip and management OF tine National CITY
Bank. partly as investments and largely
with the object of obtaining for the city
Bank a voice I'm the direction Of other
banking institutions and a share IN their
business. It has been generally supposed
that these blocks OF stock were trans
fcrred by the capitalists directly 10 the Na-
tional City Company on its formation
few months ago but Il was learned yes-
torday from an authoritative source tha'
they had been transferred long before 10
an investment company which had been
organized by these interests and that II
was this company which turned over the
hank holdings to the National city Com
pany.
The holdings Of stock Of Western banks
have been sold privately to the controlling
interests I'm those institutions, In most
cases little Of the stock having been dis
tributed through sale I'm the open market;
and the same course has been pursued with
some Of the stocks of local banks IN no
instance has the National Clty's holdings
o. a bann stock amounted to an actuai
majority By far the largest single block
acquired by II was that OF National BANK
Of Commerce stock.
In March, It will be remembered. about
"a 900 shares Of stock Of that institution
were acquired, at 500 share. by a syndi-
cate in which We're represented the Ma
tional City and First National Bonk in
terests. J. +. Morgan & Co. and huhn'
Loeb G. Co OF this block. from lO'Vo 10
Is 600 shares went 20 the National 'ty
Sank interests and later came into the
ncssession Of the National city Company.
Practically this entire block Of lOWO 10
5000 shares II is learned, has been SOFA
by the National City Company TO mem
l.ers of a rich family not closely affiliated
with either the Morgan or city BANK III
forests. and have been acquired by the pur-
chasers as an investment the remaining
mart having been taken by large share
holders Of the Bank Of Commerce.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
INTER- MET. OBTAINS LOAN
Hallgarten & Go. Will Furnish
Money for Assessment

The money needed by the lnterhoTough
aIet~opolitsn COMPANY n nav the assess
r,ent OF So 20 q share on its A2.7i0 ON
NTetrorolitan Street Railway stock. called
for in the revised reorganization plan ot
the latter company. will he furnished T.
,,.as learned Yesterday by Halgarten s. Co.
The exact nature Of the financing viii not
bA announced until later. hut II Is under
stood that the loan by the bankers will be
secur,d hy the deposit Of the new stock
which the Interbcrough company will re-
ceive I'm exchange for its old Metropolitan
s+ock uron payment Of the assessment
While the amount of the assessment the
1nterhorough- Metropolitan will have to
ra,, aggregates s5.5l346O the actual cost 70
The companv will he probably not more than
about g. 300 00N. as # plans, II rs under
etood IN sell on the market the new bonds
Witch A. will receive along with new stock
under the terms OF the reorganization plan.
7,bese bonds will consist Of S377S.9i2 new
10 and S2265.22O new adjustment IS. for
which. on the basis of the present bid and
ssl,ed prices on the curb, the lnterborough
should realize Approximately Si.2i2om.
As the Interborough- metropolitan Com
many will own $l3.2lO.g3i out Of the total
iseue of sf7.50 900 new Metropolitan stock
+bus giving II control Of the system with
tho right 10 elect a majority Of the board
~ directors. there is no particular reason
II is pointed out. for the company 10 Keep
the bonds. provided It can dispose OF them
az a fair price.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
oA,, MONEY UP TO PER CENT.

The call money rate rose to per cent
..-.,ordav for the first time since January
THE furry is ascribed to the fact that
80 made Yesterday will carry over until
- ,.,orrov, hen the banks will be en-
- With the December disbursements
20 80 tho reduction OF the surplus reserves
Of the banks through the recent hea'y soiu
shipments. Another cause "l'i"'i"e ~
advance the cali rate is the daily oApe''a-
tion or a call from the Con'roHer oi 'he
Currency for statements Oh coN0i'iON u
the national banks.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
PHONE MERGER COMPLETED
New York Company Gets Nine
Independents Upstate.

Albany. Nov. o9-Omcial announcement
was made by the New York Telephone
Company to-day that control OF the follow
ing nine independent telephone companies
has been acquired.
The commercial Union Telephone COM
panv Troy. Glens Falls, Sarsatosa, LAKE axe
George and other points the Albany home
Tclenhoue Company and its subsidiary com
rauy the West shore Home ,Ielepn,onss
t'ompanv. CatskiIl. the Cohoes-W aterfora
Home Telephone Company, Cohoes and
Waterford. the Rensselaer, Home Ieie-
rhone company. Rensselaer,, the Schenec-
iadv Home Telephone Company. Schenec-
tadv. the Citizens Standard Telephone
C'oupauv. Kingston and vicinity. the
Dutchess County Telephone Company.
Uoughkeepsie. and the Independent Union
Telephone Company. the toll line system
connecting those plants
The total number OF telephones involved
f.. unfortunately $500. The price paid was
about 100000. AS a result of the trans
action the American Telephone and Teie-
rraph Company gains about four hundred
stockholders.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
COMMERCE" IMPEDEs TRAFFIC
Slower Hangs Red Lantern on Her
and Discusses Her Removal.

Commerce" being a menace 10 traffic
In Central Park. Commissioner Slower will
have her placed in a less dangerous site
a once Until that time, however he viii
have hung on her arm a red light.
The statue, which the city received in
1854 from Stephen b. Guion, merchant in
Liverpool, England but formerly q New
Yorker has been for half a century or
more at the intersection OF three roads
In the park near 59th street and Eighth
avenue
Because a number Of automobilists have
Complained TO the Park Commissioner that
their lives have been jeopardized by the
statue at such a crowded intersection he
made a personal investigation yesterday
WIN Charles y. Lay. landscape architect.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
important Posts in Navy Depart
ment To Be Filled.
iFrsm The Tribune Bureau
Washington. Novem n,

MANY GOOD BILLETS. 49, Secretary
,rsver has under consideration the filing
~ a number OF important places in the
xsvy Department Two of these are the
rsg,lt OF the change in the Bureau of Navi-
cation, as chef OF which Captain Philip
andrews aid 10 the Secretary. succeeds
Rear Admiral Reginald F. Nicholson. who
heoomes commander in chief of the Asiatic
a.et Lieutenant Commander l. c.
palmer has already been designated as the
sAoretarys aid, leaving a vacancy in the
mace OF director Of target practice and
engineering competitions. one Of the most
Irportant places under the Navy Depart
ment
Another place now vacant is that Of
assistant chief Of the Bureau Of Naviga-
ton. Captain Henry B. Wilson having
heeu relieved to take command OF the
North Dakota. 1t is understood that Com
nander Reginald r. Belknap. who has
baen on duty as executive officer Of the
North Dakota, will succeed him.
The tour of duty OF Civil Engineer r. c.
Hollyday as chief Of the Bureau OF Yards
ard Docks will expire in January. and con-
siderable interest is manifested in the ap-
uOrtment OF z successor, II DclllS generally
understood that Civil Engineer Hollyday
will not be redetailed Several names have
been mentioned. including those Of Civil
Engineers A. c. Cunningham, who is on
duty under the-aid for inspections in Wash
.ngton; /. NJ. Cox. on duty at the Norfolk
Navy Yard, and T. Il. Harris. now at the
New York Navy Yard who has gained con
siderable distinction by the completion Of
the t,g drydock at that establishment
Another important place to be filled Is
that of aid for operations on the retire
nerr Of Rear Admiral Richard Wainwright
on December Il. The choice for this detail
appears to rest between Rear Admiral
Charles z Vreeland, now aid for inspec-
tons. and Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus,
IN command of the Atlantic fleet Rear
Admiral ". p. Potter will he retired for
age next May and this will make it neces-
sary TO select an aid for personnel. One
of the officers named in that connection is
CAPTAIN T. NJ. Potts, chief intelligence
oficer Of the navy.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
CHEAPER RATES FOR PARCELS
limited States and England Agree Upon
Lower Mail Charges.

london. Nov. 29-Postmaster General
Herbert I Samuel announces that ae
result OF negotiations with the postal au-
,norities Of the United States the rates for
,,orcels from the United Kingdom TO that
country will be reduced on December as
follows:
Tn 10 three pounds 90 cents; up 10 seven
,,o,,rds 81 cents: UP TO nine pounds %
aorte. ND to eleven pounds. 81 %. The ex-
,senr rates are 36, 60. 81 and Jos cents re-
spectively.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
BOARD AND ROOMS.

AMERICAN PEOPLE wish guests who appreci-
ate superior accommodations. desirable loca-
ton: opposite park. convenient 10 al cars refer
ences exchanged. Al West l2ith 81.
ApVERTISE EMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOR The Tribune received al their Uptown Office.
No 1876, Broadway. bctV Vceu Beth and 3Ith sts..
until T. o'clock y. m Advertisements received at
the following branch offices AT regular oiice rates
until : oclock .. m. Niz.: ~ sth ave, s. o. cor
pa 81 t5S Gth ave cor l2th ST: lot Fast l4th
- 30 West 42d gt.. between 5th aud SIN aves.;
e63 West i25th - 1888 20 ave; iIns lst ave,
near Satb ST: i57 Fast i2Jth 81; 80 fremont
ave: go 81 ave. and any American District
Telegraph Office.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
DECREASE IN ORE SHIPMENTS.

nuluth. nov. "a decrease % 1"fl."2
tons IN ore shipments from the docks at
the head ~ tho lakes. including those of
Two fIarhors. for the season Of 1911. as
compared with the season of 1910. IS shown
I'm figures issued to-Gay November ore
shipments for 1911 also fell short Of the
1910 figures for the corresponding month
h, o7.aa2 tons All roads shipping ore re-
mort decrease I'm tonnage for November
1911. as compared With tho corresponding
month of 1910
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
FAILS OWING NEW YORK FIRMS.

Boston. Nov 2a-L'sting liabilities at
s1o7 90 and assets at $500. Allen T. I'VE
n West Prookfeld. who has been conduct
ing a mercantile business a. No. l'5 sum
rner street. this city. filed a petition IN
bankruptcy TO-DAY The unsecured cred
itors include the Twelfth Ward National
Rank. New york $1,000; tho e.. A New
comb Syndicate. New York $1,000. end the
Alvab 4. T~ovbridgA Syndicate. New York.
a. Coa
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
MOTOR TRUCK KILLS TWO BOYS.

Cambridge, Mass. Nov. 2s-Wallsing be-
side their father and helping him TO
uuWile . cartfu Of KindIing wood home
ward, Harry Roun. fourteen. and his
brother John. seven. were struck and killed
oy motor truck and the father was
eodly liuu on the Charles River Espia-
hsoe tonight George Chabol Of Sofner-
Nue. Griyer Of the truck was held in
MOO bail on charge of manslaughter
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30

COMMISSIONS FOR CIVILIANS.-As the
result of the invitation Of the War Depart
r,snt 10 college graduates to take the exam
nation for appointment as second heuten-
ants In the army, forty five civilian candl-
dates who have successfully passed the eX-
animation will be appointed 10 the service.
Immediately after receiving their commits
sions the new officers will go 10 Fort Leav-
enworth. Kan. where for a month or more
they will he instructed in the manual OF
arms and deld movements.
In the number of candidates TO pass the
rigid examination New York State leads
with five appointments. Massachusetts,
Ohio Maryland and Missouri are next with
three each Those who passed the exam
nation and received commissions follow:
Andrew G. Gardner. Arkansas: Walter
T Winton. California; John NJ. THOMPSON
and Leopold J. H. Hedwig,, District OF
James r Alfonte. Indiana; Lester Gehman.
Iowa. Glenn T. Wilhelm. Kansas, kenneth
2. Lord and Sumner Waite. Name Ford
Richardson William r. Van SAINT and Har-
sey. Albert NJ. Jones and Robert =. barl,
Massac achusetts. Clyde J. McConkey anu
Harold C.. Lutz. Minnesota; William G..
Rose and William f. Brougher Mlsslssip
ri. Robert ". Wilson. Lloyd r. Jones and
Fdwin O'Connor. Missouri; Henry l.. c.
Jones. Nebraska: Eugene \. Lehman, New
Mexico. !. Ambrose O'Brien. Alexander l..
T Johnson. Dexter 9. Rumsey, Living
stone Watrous and Augustin g. Rudd. New
York Naxon s. Lough and George n
Usll0rsn. North Dakota: Albert :. Kuegle,
carl NJ DeaSin and Charles 5 Little. Ohio;
Thomas Cochran. Pennsylvania; John t.
Rhett South Carolina: George A SANFORD
eoutb Dakota. Newton II Polk. Tennes-
see. Norman p. Morrow, Texas: John +;
creed. Vermont: Alexander r Cooke and
Edward A. Millar, Jr.. virginia; Jonn =
Wilson. West Virginia, and Wesley +.
Aver. Wisconsin.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30

CAREFUL, CARPET CLEANING CO. Cleans
bv compresscd air. steam. hand or Oh noor.
i.5s Broadway, 421 East 4Gth st CoE
BRANDT. Tel. l32-3sth "
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest Largest Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Prices Reasonable send for Circular
Tel 4Gg9 sGg3 BRYANT A31-ia9 West +Oth ST
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
sURRooATE's NOTICES

~ PI-RsI-ANCE OF AN ORDER or HOS.
Rotsr, Ludlow Fowler q Surrogate of ths
Couutv or New York. notice Is hereby given 70
ali persons having claims against samuel Alex
q F, ,rssent the same with vouchers thereof 10 the
s,,tsCrih.r al his place of transacting business,
No l20 Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan IN
OF March next - So,
Dated New York. the 3ist day ~ August, 1911.
CHARLES y. ALEk ANDEH. Executor.
ALEXANDER & GREr4-.
Attorneys for Executor. No. i2n BROADWAY
pnrnnrh OF Manhattan. NeN lork CIV. w.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30

to-day and 7 vii send YOU free my illustrated
book on Rupture and its cure. showing my
Appliance nnd giving YOU prices and names of
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Il is instant RELIEF when all others fail Re
member use no salves. no harness. no lies
/ send on trial 10 prove what ] say Is true
You are the Judge. and once having seen my
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enthusiastic as nv hundreds of patients whose
letters YOU can also read. Fiji out free coupon
below and mail today. n is well worth your
time whether You trv ~. ApnIIance ~ not.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
Don't w ear
a Truss !!
After Thirty Years Experience I Have
Produced An Appliance for Men.
Women or Children That
Cures Rupture.
I Send It On Trial.

II YOU have tried most everything else.
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my greatest success. send attached COUPON
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
Female


CHAMBERMA1D WAITRESs.-Sved vedish, VII
Ing and obhsinE good references SO vi,
sons Agency. 1il East 57th s.. Tel. 22-'
CHAMRERMAIp ana WAITRESS Neat. tail.
C0u1retaut CIR. good references The Criterion
Employment Aseney 8il Columbus ave TEL
sf6s Schuyler.
COOK nderstauds all branches of cooking.
excel lent references goo1 maIag"r, caterer, IN
country. Mon. Miss FitzGeraiis Bureau. 'o3
5th ave. entrance 42d st.
COOK Scotch nrst class. with or without
kitrhenmaid. four wears excellent references,
c.tg or country $40. Industrial AssoclaiIoH
Agencv ~ Vest 42d -. Phone 52lo-Bry am.
COoE.--Woman thoroughly understands COOK
ing in all branches. first class references.
205 East ''th - Ring second bell
FIRST CLASS COOK. understands German.
French and American cooKing hy DAY. wesN 8 4, OF
month has friend comyeteut -hamh ~ -Wsl,
ross. cltv cnuntrr Tel 1925 Plaza. MorroWs =
Asaury. 72t Lexington ave. cor 5>tn.
FOT sEW6RKEE Good cook. can bake. hrst
maid. cam sew. together. separate. 'ifr or out
Tel 1928 Plaza. MoTows Aeency. I-l L"Nins b.
ton ave. 5sth
HOUSEWOEKER. Young Protestant. small
camille. excellent long refereu~a. So T.. Miss
IIofr.a,er.s Aeerav 800 ~ hfh ave. ninth floor.
Telephone. i527 Madison square
HOusEvoRKER BY middle aged woman. I.
wages no object. ciiy o. COUNTRY references.
cali Miss Coorer's Agency, 81 an ave.
HOrsEVORK Newly landed Finnish Girl
strong neat apr"'faN'e. ElN, ~, $50"
Agency. lil Easf "tih pr l"l-. ---f .a11
ttOf-sFKEFTFR Refined well educated S'ot-
Protestant. az managing h0useksepfr, good
references Apply 10 East oath Pr
MAN middle aged. single wishes position any
where. understands horses. furnace. mUknE .
references Jaeger, car" of Gulf0'le. l2in dl
ave -------
NURSE. attendant. swedish. hospital trained
take charge from birth excellent references 3
cif, country. S25. Miss uokIey g ARenof, II
west 42d 81 Phone 7iN7 BRYANT.
Nr-RsF-A thoroughly compefen1 Scotch nurse. .
ECOd references. Tho criterion Empi pi"NhlrNl
Agency 3n columbus ave Tel SOS SCHUYLER
TEIIABLE eolored couple want position with
prtyate family a. cook and butler or ladv q
maid and valet. N 1 Evelyn, l4l West nsth So
TWO DANISH Girls. together or separate,
cook assist ironing. Chamh"rnaid- waitress. {.
e>r.Il4n- references. city, Coun'rr S2h-N22 In
duetrial Association AEenC-, - West 42t ~
Phone 52io Rrant
y,-AEUISG -Colored woman wishes family
Washing bv week or dozen. thirty Years ref
arencas. terms reasonable. i66 West 1870 81
Phone. 1864 Mornlngsde
iuyFRTTSFMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received A. their Uptown Office.
10 i9Ga Rroadwav. between Beth and 3i'h SITS,
ti-tU o'clock r. m. Advertisements received AZ
Tho foov.ing branch Offices ~ regular office rates
mill : o'clock o. M Wig 2Gl Eth ave. .. .. cor.
oq5 ~ los 6th ave. cor. 12th ~ l'+ East IAN
:, or west 42d st.. between 7th end Nth area.,
9c7 yves, i25th ST.. 1885 81 ave. 1I0s lst ave.
49, sqth St: i57 Fast i25th - 7hS fremont
ave $50 "a ave- and any American District
T.afagrauh once.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30

GOVER%ESS Young German. excellent I'm
q1list. best references. city. country. S|l-<3a
Miss Buckley's Agency. II west 42d ST. Phone
14S7-Rryant.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

BOYs-Housework elevator. factory, generally
useful superintendent Boys Hotel, 30 west
35th -
BtTLER. japanese. young, neat sober, eN-
vereuced every way. personal city recon-
rendati0n. city. country OtWay, tss LeAlhs
ton
C11-pIF - -E0rweeian. cook assists laundry
man butler. useful. thoroughly eNperienced
excellent references. city. country. SbV-Sb5.
Industrial Association Agency, u west 4-d 81
Phone 52iO Bryant
Farm MANAGER years experience; Z
- years present employer. references ID. 7.
Morse Duane and Hudson SIS. John =. Rlch-
dale. Grcenlawn. T. /
T-EFFT-L MAJ. %..i'r1erstands furnace and
housework &c" care o' Zeldler. l2l lst ave
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
SALESMAN High grade salesman % ability,
education and wide experience desires position
with growing concern demanding results, inter
view solicited. Salesman. Box l1i. Tribune Oi-
fee.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
TYpEWRITINo AND TYPeWRITERs

At astonishingly low prices. Underwoods. Rem
tngtong ROYALS, etc: rebuilt and guaranteed.
FOX TYPEWRITER AGENTS. 90 Nassau St.
Manhattan, - Court St, BROOKLYN.
I.NC SMILE typewritten letters specially.
satisfaction guaranteed prices low Mass Ms
7 titan Rushrnan. public stenographer 2O3
broadway. phone 3332 Cortlandt
[UsTOK VISIBLE. 40 Nassau 81. Cataiogus
free; all makes taken part payment. bargains
10 Tnd.yyrooas Rem rfuns oltNers s'mitha
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEI.
pRESS ESSMAKING.

,TTRACTIVE house. two blocks from subway
hallrooms. smoker and bathroom suitable foi
non III East 3lSt st
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
CARPET CLEANING.

DRESsMAK KER. e Competent. makes and remoc-
els: children's specially. Alice. 10 last
10Th st. Tel. 4OS-Stuyvesant-
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CHARLES WILSON'S EmpIoymen, Agene
Telephone 1924 Plaza. i4l East 5tth -. SUI
plies FIRST class servants 20 private families. A
references investigated.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30

Lieutenant ounor grade, c. c. sLAYToN. com
Midshipman c. Q WRIGHT. detached the Hart
vf,4!Sirr,so s1 III ~ N CLAY. detached the Hart
ford n the New Jersey
MARINE CORPS.
1i.u,enan, Colonel T. P. KANE. two months
Tirss si'H IieStensnt .Ss JOHN POTTS. ono months
FIRST s1.e Lieutenant " 2. wIRGMAN. ten days'
Lieutenant Colonel W. c. DAWSON, fourteen
N,,aT ! ~ CASTLE. tventy-one DAYS lesvs.
second Lieutenant z =. PERKINS. twenty
three days leave
MOVEMENTS OF wRsHIPs<-The fol-
lowing movements OF vessels have been re
rorted 10 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Nov. 27-The Anmsn. at Boston v-......
Nov 2:-The Peoria. az santiago ne aSnlng
ton A. 81 Thomas the Nebraska. a. New
port the Patterson. ~ Boston; the Mac
poaough and the .'sI WiiTesi So,s az tbs Wsr1iapg
The West Virginia and the Colorado AZ
No, ga = The Atarenaa. At oionsapo.
SAILED.
NO. 27-The Sew orleans. from Shanghai Tor
No, 2SNThe Peoria. from Guantanamo for san
tiago the Preble. from san Diego for Mare
Island the Cincinnati. from Honolulu Tor
Noy. 9a%The Saratoga. from Shanghai for
The asg OF the commander Of the fourth glon3
division m tire Atlantic feet transferred from
the Virginia 20 the Georgia.
The Yosemite was placed IN commission IN re-
ssrye
The car Francisco ordered placed IN commits
non a. navy ward. Norfolk.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders
have been issued:

ORDERS ISSU tD.-IHe IUIIU"IHt VIU01'
have been issued:
The following officers OF cavalry arm assigned 70
regiments Indicated Major JESSE NJ !
CARTER 9th Cavalry; Major ALONZO
GRAY. llth Cavalry: Captain JAMES T.
FECHET. 4th Cavalry
The foliovipz assignments Of oficers % cavalry
arm recently promoted announced Malor
ROBERT I. HOWE, 4th Cavalry captain
GEORGE A PUPINGTON, 9th Cavalry
Frst Lieutenant BERKELEY T. MEX
CHANT. sth Cavalry. 80,
Crrtain CONRAD II. LAMA "a Fleld Afth-
Ierv 70 vancouver Barracks
Firs, Iieutenant Il CLAY SUPPLIES. 26th IN
fentry. detailed inspector-instructor or
Eonized militia Of Florida, 10 ST Augustine,
Fls December 10 - ,.
Leave Of absence: Captain JAMES D. WAT
SON coast artillery. four months on rehei
from ~~ruitfrE duty
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

DANCING taught (prvatey. gracefully by re
fined lady: waltz. &c. DANCING TEACHER
40 W 3Sth.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30

WAITRESS Swedish. Will
Ing and obliginE; good references. S22. Wiz
sons Agency. 1il East 57th s. Tel. 22-f
Plaza
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OT
ST. NICHOLAS,

18th Ave. and 4sth 81
nav MALCOLM JAMES MACLEOD Minister
M, Thanksgiving Day (see announcement O
- NJ ths Marble collegiate Caurchl.