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New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
SCARED OUT OF SNOW Jobs
Walking Delegates Induce Men
to Quit Their Carts.
EDWARDS PRAYS FOR RAIN
Sympathetic Strike with Garbage
Collectors Leaves City in
Bad Plight.

Manhattan was still badly tied up yester-
day BY the strike OF the snow teamsters In
sympathy with the recent strike OF the gar
oage collectors. Teamsters began 10 desert
teh carts about noon, when twenty-five
men quit at I'D street and Broadway. In
stead of from two thousand 10 three thou
sand carts. which Celestinc De Marco. con-
tractor for snow removal in Manhattan. eN-
pected TO have out there were only 40
carts in operation when the twenty-five
drivers quit. and in the afternoon two hun
dred more were induced to desert.
There were $50 teams in commission in
Brooklyn and 80 in The Bronx, and most
Of these worked all day.
\ representative Of the contractor said
the men were simply intimdated into quit
ting by the walking delegates. I'VE eX-
pected TO tackle the Job with at least two
thousand carts yesterday and finish the
snow removal in q hurry. but the men were
scared into quitting. That is all there Is
20 II"
4 conference took place in the afternoon
in the Office Of the Street Cleaning Depart
ment between the commissioner and De
Marco at which the contractor said he
would use every effort 10 get the men to-
DAY. Later. Commissioner Edwards was
asked If f. were true that the city was 60
ing to take hold Of the job and hire strike
breakers 10 man the snow carts.
1T is not true" he said. THE con-
tractors are responsible and IL is up 10
them 10 clear away the snow. There are
four thoucand shovelleTs a work In Man
haitian who are sweeping the snow into
heaps on the sides of the streets. In
weather like this a good deal Of the snow
melts and as the contractor Is paid by
measurement for the snow he clears away
the more snow that melts the less money
he will have and more money the city will
save
II would be glad 10 see good rain. We
have done we'll downtown, but uptown.
owing TO the men quitting the carts, we
have not accomplished much"
The Commissioner said there were still
1959 imported strike breakers at work on
garbage and ash carts.
The greater number Of the carts used in
Manhattan were hired by De Marco from
the Contractors Protective Association.
They also supplied the teamsters. VI. Lar
kin. Of NJ. Lsrkin & Son, q member Of the
association. said the men who quit their
carts had violated an agreement betwees
the association and the union by doing so.
"As late as last Wednesday there was a
conference regarding a new agreement, he
said, which makes their action the more
inexcusable. They were simply frightened
into quitting their carts
The streets in the 10th and 1tlh street
cleaning districts in the neighborhood Of
East l23d street appeared TO be in the
worst plight Not snow cart was 70 be
seen there or I'm the Broadway theatre dis
trict Some carts were out on the West
Side. The greater part OF the East Side
vas also without carts 10 take away the
snow.
". H. Ashton. leader Of the garbage col
lectors' strike, said that If Mayor Gaynor
lad been more conciliatory with the garb-
age collectors the present strike would not
have occurred.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
LIS pENDENS.

roNGFELLOw ST. s. $50 q of Ia.
,ovette ave. i5s1xlO1. 10: Goldie cowen :, ?,
agt Wilx Realty co et a. ''''eolos"7 ="
nitg): atty. II Friedrich.
117TH st, =. 1iO # " Of % ave. 60, sS
ioO.f1; Rebeccs Jacobus et Al ast fseea
Realty Co et sl foreclosure Of mtg NN
W VI Powell.
KATONAH AVE, W cor OF 29sth y; l'~s
81. Arthur Cam et al agt Pincone Realy 20
(actlon TO compel execution OF misi' a'NA
Maerkle & Maerkle.
LOTS sn. 342 and s45. Block l. map
Names estate. Bronx. Anna Guntermann az
Doruberger Real'y 20 'a''o" -
lien); atty, " Carl .,,,
1oeTH ST SIS. $50 # OF Sd ave. 25xl9oll ,
Tony Leterieri agt Caroline Cupola G''ES ."
levy; atty. j 4 schlesinger. -f.l.
ETH AVE. w 6. 30 II OF iad IT. 2e1l-s.
Standard Utility Co agt HsrWell EfaIt! -
faction 70 foreclose mechanics hen'' aNS
Burnstine & Geist.
1o8D ST. 153 East Ellsw9rth ,,i,1.iy. l,ay.1t 's
Kaufman Sasserath et al toi'-ioS''' y"
mtg: atty. 7 Trautmann
WooDYCREST AVE cor OF lo2u pn,ir.
50xlOO9. John I Kaiser sgt Mary hooLni
son ct al foreclosure Of mtg s''s APV-"
& Taylor.
95TH ST. 127 to i3l West: HARRISON Ns.se.
Refractorjcs 60 agt John Olsen ConstIV
ton 60 (notice of leYyli stt!s' l"""''
Avery.
1sT AVE, 23i9; Bernardina II He: mann nag. az.
Isaac CoTsun et q foreclosure OF U's'' o'"
neys. Heymann 4 Herman.
1ooTH ST. 234 East: People of tho ate .,
New York agt Max Bernow tnotico of isv''
attorney. : Whitman.
Hudson ST. 5O3 TO 5oI: Loreuz ? J Wth"
agt Greenwich Investing 60 Cnotice of le'V'
PARCEL Of land beg at end of q ss'
fence between lands of Morris Kelly ana Lem,
uel Pearce and adj marsh or salt meado" "
Daniel Edwards. containing 66-lOo ot an arc
Bronx: parcel Of land beg al middle ot w., w.
Farms creek runs " 80 II 20 road from Wes'
Farms to Hunts Point los - Z
9 and 10 beg: Bronx, except paris released
Hirsch Lumber co agt TSidor J. Cohen ~ q
foreclosure Of mtg; atty. ; II GuggehheiAe'
l1sTH ST. 2O9 and 211 East. Public Bank ., :,
New York city agt Fischel Realty 20 ~,
foreclosure OF MTG: attorney, J. Marcus
BRADHURST AVE. IS: Bessie X Fieger 's'
Robert " Neamanu et al lfor"closur' oi mtg
attorney Z ID Elder 1r.
18TH SITS Jla and 521 East; Abraham corr
sgt Sadie Goldman (notice of lcVFI aitoTa'
B Nelson
14iST ST. u s, l50 It " Of sth ave. 35Xs9 ~
Henry NJ Sanders agt George ~ John e. =
foreclosure Of mtg attorneys. " Ii & "
Chamberiin.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address u grantee)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
DECEMBER s
sf . VI - =
MAEHATTAN


MANHATTAN.
AUDUBON AVB. 404 to AZ 160Nloo; Dec s;
8 yrs. per cent: II q Realty co TO Herman
LANCER; 10000: address 469 East 1@6th ST.
AvENIE B, W 8, - It Of. 4th St ,2ixlOo;
Martin Marks, Sl,5OO. address. 1912 Madison ave.
AUDUBON AVE, e cor 16sth ST. 31X95
prior mtg $4,000; Dec 4: Yrs, per cent:
George II Jacob Construction Co 10 Frank J
Nagcdnger $1,000 address 30 East SD st.
BROADWAY. $ cor ls0th 81. l02X127: Dec \;
Yrs, u per cent; Barnard Realty 90 TO Realty
Operating Co; 10000 address. 10 Wall ST.
mtg $40 .OOO: Dec s: 3 yrs. & per cent: Edmund
I. Mooney and ano to Emma Badgley; $4,000:
address, East Orange. j.
BROADWAY, 47i's and 4I6, f9y irreg prior
proved Property Holding Co OF New York to
William NJ Barrett, as president OF ADAMS EN-
press co; $4,000: address. 272 West seth st.
GREENWlCH ST. $40. 2jXso: Dec .; 3 yrs.
Falrst DE Tinte et al, trustees. 5000; address
Lara Petit Boulevard Pau. France.
. due NOV Is. 1915: q: per cent; George J
Kenny TO citizens Savings Bank. $4,000. ad-
dress. 20 Bowery.
JAMES ST. . and =. Six irreg:. Dec 4: . yrs;
Frances McCarty and auo to william II Hayes:
$4,000 address Newburgh. y.
s .yrs: County Holding co to Union Mortgage
Co; $4,000: address. 12s Broadway.
LIN lsNh ON AZ =. llbl, -OAffs l'ff ' % WIS.
4 q per cent; Max Jakobson TO Elizabeth i Cook
$1,000 address, A De T.uccrna Fifty-Ayc. city
Of Mexico.
PARK AVE. 1860 2ov75 prior mtg sT0Om
MAY !. 1909. due Dec !. 1918; per cent. Bertha
Welch to Frances \ Emo Wech; $2hIi. ad-
dress Pasadena. Cal
POST AVE. s =. l73 n Of Emerson ST, OK
i 100; Dec D. > yrs, AZ per cent. Post Avenue
Construction co to George n cisco. trustee. $40
600: address. 3Ol West lO9h ST.
SAME PROPERTY prior mtg S2000ol: Dec
.: yr. per cent; same 10 Realty Operating
Co, 5000. address, 10 Wall ST.
RIvINGToN ST. nos. 27xlOO; Nov 3; ; yrs;
Charles Casazza 20 Francis Asbury Palmer
Fund "a cOrporatcm: s21 500
RGVINGTON ST. 3l2, 27xl00: Nov ,; > yrs;
same TO same; s2I. 500. address Park Place.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. go. 8ixIoo ,prlor mtg
Sl5.0OOl. Nov %; . yrs q per cent. Reeve \ SIX
To William c Lester; 81 .OcO. address. 40 Ham-
ton Terrace.
81 NICHOLAS PLACE p s n II > of i50'h
~. I5Nl0O. Dec 4 due Dee T. 1921 Henry w
/ Lloyd To jacob L Batter. $4,000. address Bay
-Eorc. Long Island
liTH AVE. Hudson River. .l5th ana 2ldth
/ sts, the block. containing acres. Dec >; due as
/ per bond, Cornelius Kahen 10 linton Dime Saw
/ ings Bank S41VUO address, 7Ol 9Th ave.
5TH ST s. 81 n W of Avenue u. 2tA7,
! (prior mtg sll.nup: Dec {; demand q per
] cent. Herman Gottlicb To David II Dcutsch
| $500: address. I37 East 5th 81
/ l.TH 81 @l3 to ia East. jONl03; Dee
tprtur mtg S1n,uuUb. demand. q per cont,
] Isaac Mendoza q" frcdcricF " Grnsmucl,
/ t2'"o'' address 2oI Edgocombc ave.
2GTH IT. . 2lG "a e. ~ 5th ave stXl@i
| Dee tprlor mtg ~ 800 O0O); | yr. u per cent
hoseorh Eeal'y Co to Campbell Darlington
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
MECHANICS LIENS.

VFRMTLYEA AVE, r, lD q = Eti.-~,
ST. iJ0xi0t: VIM Fowler agi Allen COnstrs,
tion co. owner and contractor. Ss8S5
BROADWAY. 20. and 7V6: West Broats.,
Constructing 60 agt Adoph BoSsOwi'z ssr,
and contractor. Rudolph Bosko~iu. owner. q .
COO
an AVE- "a. cor is3d 81. 9ix5s IIarbisr.
Usiker Refractories agi Pocano Really 20. oss
or. Alexander Development co. contractor; so
i7TH ST. 5o2 10 so East Troy Metal VA.
20 agt open stair Tenement 90 owner. Csgisf1
& Levin 4 Levin CONTRACTING CO. c'p'rAeior
SG10 30
CATHERINE ST i6; Ge9rse sprickerhSs lii. =
Minnie Garone, owner ana ''n'a'''ri Aafrs
Garone. contractor. 500.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, y cor 1871 o. q.i
17Si: David " Oltarsh iron WORKS agt Feh
man CONSTRUCTION 60. owner Rea-ty ron Wori
20 and Joseph RosenzVe's '"nFactors: g.
s93 SO.
ANDREWS AVE. 2e02 and 22o4: \ s'or,
a. 90 agt Jessamine . biiss, owner. olhn
Eliss owner and contractor penevah: SlfSsi
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor 1871 st rer
f7oI. Abraham MoskoVitz - Al ast a Feliuas
consfrlction 90, owner and contractor. $50
SAME PROPERTY; same agt same owner sz
contractor; sl.3Oo
osTE ST. 14i West; Loui, PriZrnan agt Crys..
Realtv 90. owner: Christian jacobs. con'ract1
500
o5TIJ ST. i27 TO l3i West: Frederick oota
act John Z Olson Construction Co % ntr jctn
- Olson. contractor: 81 600
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 80. Abraham lem az
Rsvarian Realty Co owner. JULIUS 4 lS51.
E1rkowitz, contractors; $40. S3.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
REALTY NOTES.

The Builders Protective Association has
elected the following permanent officers:
Chairman, Patrick J. Reville, former Su-
perintendent of Buildings in The Bronx,
first chairman, Harry Perelman; sec
ond ce-chairman. Albert j. Schwarzler,
secretary. Charles Schaefer. jr. and treas
urer, Harry S. Plough.
The meeting was attended by representa-
tives OF sc,enty-fve different firms and
companies operating and building in Man
haitian and The Bronx.
The following committee was appointed
To draft a constitution and bylaws: Au-
gust f. Schwarzler, Jacob Leitner. Henry
Friedman and Abram W. Herbst
u. Simonson negotiated the recently re-
ported sale of No. 800 Prospect avenue for
the Friedman Contracting Company to Fer
dinand &, Bammann. who gave in exchange
the southeast corner OF Prospect avenue
and fremont avenue ll2GxlyJ feet, which
will bo rcsOld.
Jacob Sado ana julius Block were the
brokers In the sale OF the two slX-story
houses at the northeast corner of LenoX
avenue and l3sth street for Max Aronson.
who gave In exchange the northeast corner
Of Grand and Clinton streets
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
NORTHERN PACIFIC's EARNINGS
Improvement in Business in the North
west Is Shown.

St Paul. Dec. 5.-Evidenco Of improve
ment in business in the Northwest is the
earnings exhibit of the Northern Pacific
Railroad for October The freight revenue
amounted to S4.sl971S. an increase Of S4s2,-
234 over October, 1910. Total operating rev
enues amounted 10 s66O4917, gain Of $685.
O3S: passenger revenue amounted TO Sl.4c'-
80. decrease Of s23l, ,f64, while other trans
port9tion revenue and non-tcansportatior
revenuc declined.
The company was able to make reduc'
tions in operating expenses leaving the net
operating revenue at sS.1sO.N1, an increase
Of $3.50 Total operating expenses were
s3.424l05 a decrease of $516,502, compared
with d year ago.
Taking outside operations and taxes int
consideration. there was left for operating
income S2SI.4I2 an increase of 1852 S92.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06

AlarIc = Hitchcock, trus to wru.,
Brown: $3.50 n
Lawyers Mortgage Go 10 Albany Cir a
.ngs Institution. $30GOo. ff ~
Frederic . ';pedden and ano. ezra IA -
eric o Spedden end anO. trCs: s3J.O0n 'iN'
Wilson VI Powell 10 Maria j. Moore "a ns
Same 10 Ssr1n Field. 5000
Same 10 Caroline Washkurn. $1,000
Same 20 Elsie r Crazy 5000
Same 10 Elizabeth Wood 5000
Same 10 Hannah j. Andrews: $500
Same 10 Elizabeth Frost: 81 500
Same 20 Mary l. Shear; 5000.
/. Same 20 Msrgareths Bauer: 5000
Same TO Carrie Y rnd.rhii: 5000
same 70 Sarah J. Robbins. 5000
Elsie Powell TO sarah y Gardner Masiu -.
anO: $1,000 VI
Same 10 Frederick Bauer: So 0D.
Same 10 Mary l. Shear $1,000
Same 10 Ella l. Smith. $1,000.
Same 10 Mary w Chapman. SlWo f>
Title Guarantee and Trust 70 70 Fra.e,, \.
Wilcox: $1,000.
Charles Leopard 20 Amelia segel. sfoo
Title Insurance 60 20 Dsni-l Dovdr.x -,
ano cyrs: $4,000. -
Leonard Hangen TO cyrus waIser: Sun.
Manhattan Mortgage 60 70 Guarantee Morts.s.
Co: $4,000.
ia Msurer to Micba,l scherins,r q? ..r,
$500.
Frederic 4 de Pcyster and aHo ezrs. 70 p,
eric s de Pe, s;cr: 5000
sarah =, Westervelt 20 Nellie Hickey, ta,a,
Emil \ J scheringor 70 Michael Seherin.r
$500.
Cash: 81.
william n Freedman 20 Max Bark: 81
Herman TAnger 10 Max EGSlander. 500.
Martin VI stone 20 simeon y Goldsmith: 81
Bernard Badanes 20 Pher Ncison - 90
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

New Jersey Title Guarantee and Trust 60
to Lathrop colgate: $1,000.
John Philbrck & Bro. corp. 70 Isaac
Uaft: s. 900.
strauss Building and Realty Co to yOrkvlne
Bank: 81.
GE.ries JonsOn to Title Guarantee and Trust
c.; - jro.
Nellie F Kilsore to Monls Gutenberg; ST.
Elmer Allen to Title Guarantee and Trust
Co: $4,000
Edwin Mosher to Carrie Frankenthaler;
s.. 600.
Siegtrled W-rthemer TO Isaac J Mayer; 81
Montrrse Realty 60 To Frederick IL Ievey;
city Mortgage co to New York Trust Co;
nssts. 81. -
Lion Brewery Ia Frederick Oenl: assts; 81.
Catharn" Reilly 10 James Reilly: $1,000
David ID Deutsch Ia Bertha Halpron: SiOO
llortens" Lichtenberg To Sittah II Rose
Knickerbocker Trust co to Charles I.o.
pard xiOO.
William II Pulver. exr, TO Jacob Dohrmann.
s.. OOO '
siO0. '''' "'"' 'e'e' .
Dora RetZker 10 Emanuel j MYERS. x1 ooo
Harmon W Hendricks. trus TO Emma
Plant; ST. '''
Union MortgaSe 60 TO New York Life In.
suranCo 90. SltO.OnO '''' -"
John Mel 10 Henry Koelble; 81
Walter II Watson TO August Run and ,no.
800. Nun ""u ANU
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET

s1ST STREET-Laura V. Mix has soId NO 10
1T6 West Sist street. i've story uathouse,
ON rIot S7x10o? feet located 20 feet east OF
Amsterdam avenue. The property was 10 nd'c
been offered at auction yesterday.
I'D STREET--William y White; q sons
have sold for the Wight estate NJ. 1i' West
72d street, four story dwelling house on lot
1JxI02.2 feet The property was held oy the
estate for twenty-five years. The buyer is All
investor.
SECOND AVENCE-Adelstcin & AVrutlne
have sold Nos Us and 40 Second avenue,
southeast corner of 4th street. a six stoty
tenement house with stores. on plot fl.lAsf - )
feet The property has been held AT sl2coVV.
12eD STREET William :. Baher has soll
for Low enfield d Prayer to Max Cobre 80
10 West 122d street, the four story ptlNdit-
house. on lot 20x1O0 feet. The seller recently
purchased this through auction from l'e
George r. Leard estate.
THE BRONX.
IG5TH STREET-w. +. & w !. Brown, N
corDoratcd sold for j. {. Downey the lot win
tho one family dwelling house. on the norm
side Of 16jth street 1913 feet west OF WASH
incton avenue. and known as No. 10" f'ast
16jth street, on a lot 20X113.9S feet.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
LENIENT JURY THROWN OUT
Had Freed Racing Autoist Accused of
Killing Boy

James Kirk Middleton was found not
guilty before Judge Carey and a jury in
Jersey City Yesterday Of mansiaughter in
causing the death Of William Banks six
teen years old. in Harrison, on October 2G
because of the verdict Assistant Prose
cutor Mccarthy said he would submit no
more cases 10 This panel Of petit Jurors.
Judge Carey then announced the jury
panel was discharged for the term.
Nine witnesses testified Middleton MAS
racing in an automobile with Charles Sci
1ert in another car 81 "a rate of forty miles
sn hour when tine accident happened
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
FEDERATED PARENTS ELECTION

The Federated Parents Association me-
yesterday and elected the following on
GERS for the ensuing year. President u
l.. Samson: first vice-presideut Jcs'P
Grashem; second vlce-prcsident MT
Augusta Wassman; recording secretsr'
Mrs +. Wertheim. corresponding seer
tary. Bernard Deutsch; treasurer, ". de :
Trehelm. To encourage similar organ
cations to join the federation, tho payr'n'
Of dues was suspended for one year.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
WOULD TAX OUTSIDE AUTOS.

BY Telegraph to The Tribune
Atlantic City, Dec. In his annual ad-
dress before the members Of the State
Grange Senator George w. =. Gaunt, the
state master, advocated increased revenues
from foreign motorists and attacked the
American Automobile Association which,
he said, now represents less than one thou
sand motorists in the state. Senator Gaunt
also urged an employers liability mutual
insurance. which he said was necessary for
the protection of the small farmer.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
COL. LELAND BUYS APARTMENT HOUSE
Purchaser of the Roxborough at Broadway and 9zd S
Valued at 81 900 OOO-Property Given in Part Payment
NEGOTIATIONS ON FOR BIG LEASE IN BOTH STREET

meight. consisting of 10 acres Of land, with
new dwelling house. cottage stable anu
garage Also adjoining 2l acres being part
of the Aaron Gorham farm In Harris
street. in the town OF Bedford. Westches-
ter County y. Y. The consideration was
about 5000.
Post & Reese sold for Mrs Paul Quatre-
beau her property at Bernardsville' y. d.
consisting of about IS acres. with stone
house. stable and outbuildings, TO client
for occupancy The property adJoins the
large estates OF Henry b. kunhardt'
Charles 4. Moran and Joseph Larocque
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
OPPOSE TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL

Morristown. y. j.. Dec 3 (SpeclaD.-It is
expected that report adverse to a tubcr-
culosis hospital i'm Morris County will be
made at the meeting on December l3 of
the Board Of Freeholders by the special
committee appointed to look into the sub
iect. OF 125 letters sent out, only seventy
five brought replies. but the majority OF
these are to the effect that Morris County
reeds no such institution.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
n. M. WELLS BANK PRESIDENT

Henry NJ Wells. former cashier Of the
National City Bank. of Brooklyn was
unanimously elected president Of that in
stitutbn yesterday. 10 I'LL the place made
vacant by the death Of Charles r. Young.
The directors also accepted the resignation
Of Eugene Erittcu as vicc-pres! lent. and
elected y. Irving Mead to hll his place.
Nj Wells vino has been connected with
The bank for twcnty-six years. is mem
Der Of th. Hamilton club and one Of the
stewards of the 81 Nicholas Society.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
MORE COURTHOUSE INDICTMENTS.

Tic Hudson County ~. JJ Grand Jury
handed iu additional indictments yesterday
against former Building Commis sioncis
William l. Smith. Alexander J. Clements
and James =. McGoverD N connection with
,he erection of the rev courthouse at Jef-
fev CITY.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
ERATiONS.
MANHATTAN

e5TH ST. i2i East: to sty and oss.nieni
u n t-batnbers. 100 Broad II, architect oos.
SIS, 900
WEST END AVE. = cor eoth g. % Er'
,.rnt sa-90 Broadway co, PSI West sSh 81,
cvrer: C & Il Blum, sos 5h ave arca'ee'';
roc, OO10 f'sf
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
MANHATTAN

HoRATIo ST. los and lo7: for Z 81 stor.:.
bldg 52Txsi. 10. estate Eugene honman y
architect: cost, $4,000
i53u ST. n :, 240 Il OF Amsterdam ave- te'
81, tenmf 60xs35: " ATelrod Reaty o.
3i4 West Tooth 81. owner; - Pelhan' ~ IN
ave architsct: cost, SI5.OyH.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
[From The Tribune Bureau.l

MdSIlnRlUll BttflDbtl -
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following order:
have been issued:
ARMY.
Captain ALFRED NJ. MASON. coast artillery
from Walter Reed General Hospital to propei
First Lieutenant FREDERICK G. TURNER.
18Th Cavalry 20 Fort Dcs Moines. thence "a
his troop.
First Lieutenant EDWIN B. MAYNARD. medi-
cal reserve corps, sailing from san Fran
cisco April for Philippines.
Name Of First Lieutenant JCNIUs PIERCE
coast artillery, placed on list Of detached of
hccrs, and name Of First Lieutenant WILL
lam NJ. COLNIN. coast artillery, removed
therefrOm
Second Lieutenant STUART G. GODFREY, corp.
Of engineers, from office OF chief Of engineers
10 proper station
Leaves Of absence: First Lieutenant BENJAMIN
o. DAVIS. 9th Cavalry one month: Second
Lieutenant WILLIAM r. MORRISON, 7th
Infantry three months on arrival Of his
regiment al its station in United States.
NAVY
Commander 6. y. HAYWARD. detached the
Marietta. 90 command the Hannibal
Lieutenant Junior sradej w b. HOWE de
tached the Maine; 10 the Hannibal
Ensign G. ". LYNCH retredJ. from naval hos
Surgeon r f.. MCULLoUGH detached the
Minnesota, 20 the Delaware.
surgeon D. 5. CARPENTER. orders OF Novem-
Surgeon J.. j. SNYDER. orders Of November y
Surgeon W. SEAMAN. orders Of November q
modified. 10 the Minnesota
Naval Constructors j. l.. ACKERSON and -. r..
BATTLES commissioned.
Chief Gunner G.. CHARkETTE. detached navy
yard. Boston; 20 Asiatic station.
Chief Carpenter T. l.. BASS detached navy
yard. Philadelphia &" Asiatic station.
Lieutenant A W SEARS. detached naval sta
tiOn. Cayitt. the Piscataqua.
Ensign j.. ). PEYTON, detached the Mohican
20 the piscataqua.
Lieutenant Gunlor grade) r. $ MDONALD. de
tachcd the NillalobOs. 30 the Saratoga
Ensign ~. 8. JONES. detached the Albany: "a
the Barn
Ensign ". H PASHLEY. detached tho Mohican
10 naval station. CaNitt
Ensign ". IS. SMITH. 10 the Monterey.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankrupN
were filed yesterday i'm tho United s'a'
District Court:
THE AUSTIN-WALkER CuAF,A.,ii
wholesale dealer In notions No. - biOs.
way; involutary. Liabilities, >iaV"' asS'
said to be about the same. \.
GEORGE II. CORNISH, hot"lkecpseff,i pseff,i,M,. Ia
lee East 9lSt street; voluntary. ld1p'U"
Si3.03S no assets. -, Z
IKE DON. dealer IN clothing. 40 =
Essex street: involuntary Assets. ~ q,
LOUIS w. CRAkOW. doine buSlile, i.l'a,ss.
the Hope Manufactuving Company' ,lm..,sry
and toys. No. 33S Broadway, lh'o'"'
Liabilities. Sll00O. assets, $50"
DEAL EsrarE EoR sALEOR RIO ltl
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
r1EW BUILDING PLANS,

,5sTu ST. sol West; Barnet Kimler :, a ss'
Bros CO % al. NOV - lNl'
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
IoHN 3. coRmAN DROPS DEAD

Iobu =. German. formerly Police COM
missioner OF Jersey City, dropped dead iu
che Grand Hotel, that city, yesterday morn
,rg Death was due to apopleXy. lie was
Gfty.hye years old.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
COUNTRY ESTATES SOLD.

Lounsbery Tharp have sold 10 q. r.
Emmet the country place OF Dr.. Jean Cou-
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
MovEMENTs oF WARsnIps.-The fo

MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS-The fol-
lowing movements Of vessels have been re-
ported TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
Dec. The Dolphin. nj Washington
Dec. @-The MayhOwcr. at Washington: tie
South Carolina and the Michigan. al Tomp-
kusy,le. tho Quiros and the PCmpey, at
Wuhu China. The Cheyenne. At Tacoma
Dec. 4-Thc Yorktown. al san Jose Dc Guate-
mala. he AccOmac. at Boston: the San
FRANCHISE. ut Newport: the Glacier. at Mare
Island; Tho oregon. az HreWerton. the Con
uceticut. the North Dakota. the Louisiana.
cine Vermont and the New Hampshire. al
LE.nhaven Gay
SAILED
Dec. 2-1hr Cheyenne. from Tacoma for cruise.
Dec. The 'Ih. from Hampton ltoads fpr
cruise
Dec. 4-Thc Perc from Charleston for Key
West: the Wheeling from Puerto Plata for
Monte Cristi: the Glacier from san Fran
cisco fOr Mare Island, the SOlacc. from
Hampton Roads for Washington: the Con
necticut. tho North Dakota. the Louisiana
the Vermont and the New Hamushirt from
Hampton Roads for LynHhaven Bay.
The Des Molnes ordered IN reserve. navy yard.
Boston. tn" Maine ordered In reserve navy
yard. Philadelphia. Tho birmingham ordered
commissioned. navy yard Boston December ~
The Annapolis ordered out OF commission navy
yard Mare Island.