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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
BOGUS CLAIMS ALLEGED
JeweIry Concern Accused Of
100000 Fraud.
TRIED W0OLW0RTH CHAIN
Used Nom Existent Stores, 1t Is
Charged-Firm Member
Put Under Arrest.

Under charges involving assignments OF
fictitious accounts. Karl Mallowan' OF the
.rno Of ID. Ottensoser e. Co, was arresteo
Yesterday on a writ Of ne exeat issued py
Judge Holt. of the United States District
Court. The arrest followed the fling OF
an involuntary petition in bankruptcy
against the firm.
In the statements which accompanied the
,.tition II was alleged that ID. Ottensoser
A. Co. manufacturers of cheap tewelry "'
No 1ss Fifth avenue, defrauded the peu-
TONERS of at least $4,000 through as
s,enments Of fictitious accounts. Those
alleged 70 have been defrauded are mer-
camille bankers
According to the petition D. ottensoser
a Co. would discount claims against DIE
h,s,ns.s enterprises with number OF
mercantile banks. The houses agaihs'
whom they PROGRESSED to have claims were
r W. Woolworth & Co. and other nrms
OF accepted credit standing.
The facility for disposinS OF claims
against F. W. Woolworth & Co, the Pc
tition said, led DR.. Ottensoser K co. 10
wholesale deal in such claims, ana they
assigned two hundred of them. covering
a, many different stores Of the Wooiworth
chain.
Recently one OF the petitioners infoIniVo
r,o,vorth a. Co. OF an outstanding cldi'n
.h.t ha6 been assigned TO them VIII
others, by Ottensoser d CO. inc ~
worth management asked tha' a" :,
claims be presented for payment az -
vas then discovered. the penuoh e''e g.
hat the claims were fictitious as 'ne.
n,.,. made against Woolworth stores 'h"'
did not exist o...rsosey
Aroonq the claims sold by Ottehsose'
T. 70 was one against NooIWoItn
IN Huron. Tex, a township OF f'' NM
itants and the two hundred storee 20.
Ia, ottensoser e. Co. as debtors "cie
~. them into small towns throughout VIC
,o,,ntrv where. il is alleged, no Noo'-
worth stores existed. -.
;r.ost,gation brought out that other
,,,.rcontile houses had also been defrauu-
cd and those that had sustaiheu io'9I'
decided upon concerted action a PET
ton in bankruptcy was filed asaihs. -
ottensoser & Co. and then writ OF lie
exeat obtained. .,.xar.
MalIowan was arraigned before Aiekan-
der Gilchrist. United States COMMISSION
or and held in $4,000 bail for EXAMINE,
lion, he was unable TO furnish ball anu
,yas taken TO Ludlow street jail
II was expected last night that aIio,,e.
REST would be made shortly. and tna'
Nallovan's accomplce in the scheme
would land IN jail.
The law firm OF House Irossiia"
Vorhaus. which fled the petition IN oanA-
ruptcy. refused yesterday to disclose lI9
name Of the mercantile bankers VINO were
victims OF the scheme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25

3 yrs. s per cent; $1,000; attorney. George "
Bills. 1i9 Broadway. 81
PINEHURST AVE. W cor Of lsist 81. 1919
x1l2 10: Comfort Realty co TO Title Guaiau
and Trust 60: $40. 600; demand. q per cent:
address. i18 broadway. -
I'd AVE. 2OO2 ?5x7i.7; ID ave. 2o06. 25x,, 7:
Fanny Mandelbauni to Rudolph T. Bumenthai
49, Prospect ave prior mtg S26.5o0; Dec ";
3 yrs. 81 per cent; $1,000: attorney, A II Nit.
telman. - Cedar st.
5TH AVE. n g cor Of 10Th ST. 80. $3.50; Kath-
arIne p; Brady to Edw Clark, Cooperstovn. "
Y; Dec "a: due per bond $4,000: attorney.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co. 10
Broadway.
18TH AVE. W :. 49.4 IT OF 18th st. 2,sr
100: 29th st, $. 100 Il of 18th ave. 75x9s b:
Devonshre Realty 60 10 Annie Huss. l4Bi
Bryant ave: Dee ~ prior mtg 500. 200: dre
March l. 1913: 9 per cent; $500; attorney \
.s.egel. Is Park Row.
sTTI ST 50 West. - 11x99 II: Rose Juds,,
to Manhattan Savings Institution, .64i Brosj.
way: Dec %: due as per bond: $50 900: al
torney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust GO.
100 Broadway.
Gerdes co. 81 West I'D st: demand. psr
cent: Dec %; 1880; attorney. II Glass
81 Chambers 81.
John J Welstead to David wesson. III South
Mountain ave, Montclair, j. Dec %: due
title Insurance % ,, lso ;, BIoad~ az.
\ q VI Realty 60 10 Bowery SAVING
Bank. rs Bowery; > yrs, ~ per cent: Dee
"a slo5 coo. attorneys. Strong & CadsaladeT
40 Wall st.
18th sT II $. SI6.s IT " Of eth av. as
1905: 1875 West 5sth Street 60 to German,s
Life Insurance 60. 10 Union Square: Dec "a
due az per bond $1,000; attorneys, Duon 4
Roe. 81 Park Row.
GOTH ST. 5. i15 Il OF Sd ave- 2Oxloos.
Emmy Won Kattenzeil to Alfred f Schermer.
horn ct al. exrs southampton Long Island:
3 yrs: Dec II. s1,00O: attorneys, Roosevelt A
GID sT. ;, i6e # e Of Madison ave. COX
1905: Mary c Hubbard 70 Ida Mayer, 30 East
s7TH ST. $40 East. 8 sty brk. lsxs0s;
Malvina Singer to Emily l. RosenksmpY, AZ
East roth st prior mtg $500; Dec g: yu
8 per cent: $1,000; attorney II Bloch, e
10TH ST so West, 5 sty brk. 1sxlooIt.
Charles b Fry TO Wilson NJ Powell, 32I wsat
18th st; Dec "A; yrs; $1,000; attorney, WV
1i4TH ST. $, 300 It OF Ist ave- o.
100 10; Daniel Cerulll TO Joseph Asch. IS,
Lexington ave prior mtg $4,000: Dec 10; due
Wolf * X. 2O3 Broadway.
18TH ST :, $50 II Of 1st ave, %r
100 10; Sebastian Beninau 70 Nichois. Bsp-
attorney alto d Eresberger. ri Bro.dway. WV
18TH ST. s, $50 It . OF sth ave, 3sxioAlI;
Rose Reilly to Myron straus, ios seavisv ave.
cent $780, attorney, w Il Crass. "A Court W.
Brooklyn.
10TH ST, ., III II Of TN aw> In
1cOll; Martin Tirrell TO Anna coekA ss5
7th ave, Rocksway Park, Long Island; Dec a.
due May !. 1915; $4,000; attorney, seinse 3
Peterson, 300 Broadway.
The Bronx.
BROOK AVE. cor ST Pauls Pl, An,
zoos: Andrew Kitchen Realty Co 70 1os~Dh
Barons Ell al, les Lenox ave; Dec (prio, NH.
$50 Oo0); due May 20. 1913: 8 per cent; O5G:
attorneys, Ellen e. Abberly 271 Broadway =
HIGHWAY leading TO Reeds NH, n O.
adj land Odell: runs 223 " ls3
20 10i los.
WESTMINSTER TURNPIKE and POST
ROAD, . y, at OF largo gate post in
picket IN fence; runs e l27 ls2xsw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
NEWPORT ESTATE LEASED.

De Blols & Eldridgs have rented for
the estate of George Henry Warren the
villa at Narragansett avenue and Clay
street, Newport, to ]. II. a. Clark. OF
Manhattan. for the season OF 1913; also
leased for Mrs. ". Ruthyen Pratt. Of
England her Newport place, at Bellevue
and Parker avenues. known as Arleigh
to James Il. Haggin. OF New York. for
the season. and for Mrs John r. Liver
more her place on Bellevue avenue, near
Spouting Rock Beach. Newport, to Will
ian Goadby Loew. Of Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions we're recorded
at the Real Estate Exchange salesrooms'
Nos II and 10 Nesey street, yesterday:
BY Samuel Marx.
BROADWAY. 367j-7. n W cor OF 1o2d ST,
% IlXiJO. 3 sty rpartmt house with stores
sold to the plaintiff for 100000
BY Joseph p. Day.
13isT ST. go West. s $. go II OF 18th
ave 2JxgD11. sly tenmt; sold to the
plaintiff for Ss.1l5: also
IJsTU ST. 402-Il0 west. s. 1I5 II of
Convent ave iU0ygD. II. Il sty apartmt house
sold to the plaintiff for 100000.
IT THE BRONX EXCHANGE.
by Joseph T.. Day.
NFONTAINE AVE. = " cor 81 lT9th g.
% ~ lOnxi12yNlO1.jl: vacant; sold 10 the
plaintiff for slI,1Oo
by Jas l.. wells Company
r9STH ST. ~ East, 5. i8.6 n oil
Grand Boulevard and Concourse. 26Nes.
sty dwclg: sold to the plantin for $4,000.
BY ID. 4. Ingraham COMPANY
"iiTH 1T. 80 East. :. 5o.7 ~ W OF
Barnes ave. 20 1OxI00N27N100; sold &c
Harold Swain for So. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
100000 CALLS IN A DAY
Storm Puts Extra Million on Tee
phone Operators.

one million more telephone calls than
the normal days business was one result
Of Yesterdays snow storm, according 10
a report of the New York Telephone Com
pany. With traffic either blocked or DIM
cult. the telephone was the shortest way
to the stores and offices.
The Telephone Company reports that
the traffic in and around New YORK
Jumped from 10 per cent TO l47 per cent
above the normal volume, averaging
about 80 per cent increase. In other
words, the telephone operators yesterday
handled. roughly speaking, 3,yD,VD mes
sages, instead of the usual 2,Vc,VD per
day. 49,,
The telephone girls were. out in full
force. The percentage Of absentees, me
telenhone company says, was mucl
smaller than usual. even on a clear day,
and "A great number OF the operator
who were to have the day of voluntarily
rcported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were
field yesterday in the United States Court:
THE DRY DOCK COPPER PAINT COM
PANY. II Broad street. involuntary.
NORRIS KAsOWITZ, dryzoods dealer, lon-
ssii'oSdo i"'0'0"''''' '""''' '' '''
l. CALISHER e. co, Ire. No. 40 Eighth
avenue, involuntary. Liabilities are said 10
be 81, 900 essets. 5000.
NORRIS HARRISON. No. 40 East I3sth
street involuntary.
LAhBRosE PODARA fruit dealer No. 21l
Washington street, voluntary Liabilities are
.233: no assets
LEWIS ". JAYNE. Gardner. Ulster
County voluntary. Liabilities are s..iOJ. as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
RECORDED LEASES.

tNith name ana ADDRESS oi Iessee'
AVE \. n cor ith 81. 2iTI2. all; William
T Tmnd and ano 20 solomon kling'nsteln,
10 yrs from May I. 1911; s%,2io: address, Ike
i;as; 10Th 81.
IOT STON ST 249 Fast. atoop floor. Fishel
Plancer To- Abraham Planter: @-l2 yrs rom
Jan I, 1913: 81. 900 address 2i9 Fast Hous
ton ~.
THOMPSON ST. 9s and 100. all: John Pal
mieri TO Nicola MARITIME. yrs from Feb ].
1913: 81. 500: address. as Thompson st.
WESTCTIESTER AVE AT junction OF Long
wood ave: stoIe. No ls Kellvood Realty co 70
Charles LipshitZ: ! yrs from Sept ], iSio:
81 O01: address, s96 .ongwood ave.
9TH ST az and 3It West all; Annie stem
her to Ida Marlus: 2 yrs from Jan l. lel3'
81. $50 address, 6iJ 9th ave.
34rIG ST. IA West. four upper lofts: John
Il Manning To Fnrico Pescia. 10 yrs from
Ian l. 1919: 81. 800: address. 20 Nassau ~.
i2jTll ST III West ground floor; Arthur l.
Uanscom 81 al to Jacob Nalensi; IA YRS from
Nov l. 1912 $4,000; address, $500 I'D ave.
Brooklyn.
13?D ST. 90 East. all; Lillian Po'ak to Nor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
FOUND GUILTY OF MORDER
Chicago Joe" Convicted for
Shooting Jennie Cavaglieri.

Bridgeport. Conn, Dec. Ch'caso
Toe" Buonomi was found guilty Of MURDER
in the first degree by a jury in the GRIM
inal Superior Court this afternoon. lie
,not and killed Jennie Cavaglieri in STRAIT
ford last October.
lanes Matte, Frank Pizzichemi ana
Jares Ricco. who were indicted and put
on trial with Buonomi for the crime. were
by direction of the court found not guii'E,
The States Attorney had announced
that he would not ask for conviction as
tbe evidence did not warrant il.
Buonomi was sentenced 10 be hanged IN
the state Prison in Wethersfeld on April
!. He collapsed when sentence was pro-
nounced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
PLANS FOR eso STREET THEATRE

Plans have been fled for making over
the three story uncompleted theatre at
Nos % 10 20 West SD street which was
started in 1907 by Butler Davenport as
owner. but never completed
IL was then estimated 10 cost $4,000.
Frederick y. Robinson. Of Cleveland, is
the present owner and he contemplates
building a two story rear extension TO be
used for platform and removing the
lalc, mics which will be substituted with
one large balcony and the ceiling lowered
at an estimated cost OF 5000. The APP
plication as filed says that 1t will be used
as church auditorium. Paul Chapman
is the architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
100000 BROOKLYN SALE.

The Wcinbros Real Estate Company has
acquired a plot OF 10000 square feet at
the southwest corner OF Court and Jora-
lemon streets, facing tho Brooklyn city
Hall, from the Rapid Transit Construc-
ton Company. n subsidiary Of the Inter
borough Company. The property has
been held at $500 900.
The buying company. which has been
recently formed with Levi. Oscar and
David Weingarten az directors is TO erect
a store and ONCE building on the site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
NEW HOTEL FOR NEWARK
Proposed Plaza Park Structure
Leased for S1.200.000.

Newark Ia to have new twelve story
hotel at Plaza Park. next to the Essex
Club, which will have $50 rooms and be
erected on a plot s0x2oO feet.
The building is to be built by Hermas
Schneider and Waldo Genund, and has
been leased TO McNamee & Holloran for
a term of twenty-one years for s.. 10000.
The lease carries with 1t renewal clauses.
McNamee & Holloran are proprietors OF
the st Denis and the Hotel Marlborough
IN this city. Stanwix Hall in Albany. the
Garde Hotel in New Haven and the
Southern in Columbus. Ohio.
Feist & Feist were the brokers in the
sale OF this land, while Frank T. Malone
represented the lessees and the Fidelity
Trust Company, as trustee. the owners
Of the property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
BOMB STARTS MAD SCRAMBLE
Tenement House People, Scantily
Clad. Rush Out Into Snow.

Fifteen Italian families occupying the
FIVE story tenement house at No. 400
Fast 18th street scrambled in their
night clothes into the snowy street early
yesterday morning following a bomb ex-
plosion in the hallway. The bomb tore
out a wall, wrecked a grocery store on
the ground floor, loosened the stairway
and broke some gas pipes, setting fire TO
the building.
The hremen made short work Of the
blaze and the tenants returned to their
flats. The police are working on the the
DRY that the affair was a Black Hand
outrage. No one was hurt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
ADDS TO WEST END AVENUE HOLDINGS
Frank de K Hyer Buys Parcel Adjoining Property Owned
by Him at I'D Street, Northwest Corner.
TIRE CONCERN LEASES Bull DING ON THE SAME AVENUE

Hugh J. Chisholm. two large apartments
comprising two floors and consisting oil
fourteen rooms and four baths, In the
new building to be erected at NO 90
Park avenue. the southeast corner Of 6Sth
street. Although the foundation for
the building is as yet not completed 1t
now is over % per cent rented. For a
term OF years for Mrs. Carl Beck, No. q
East 3lst street, the four story high stoop
brownstone dwelling house, to Mrs. A. n.
Forbes and Charles G. Forbes; an apart
ment at No. COL Madison avenue, TO
William Darrach. and an apartment AT
No. $40 Park avenue, to Henry Elias.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
SUICIDE FOUND IN SNOW
Despondent Interpreter Leaped
from Fourth Floor.

Charles Gioures. oraughtsman ana IN
terpretcr. ffty-four years old. was found
dead In the snow beneath his window In
q boarding house at No. 200 West 18th
street. yesterday morning. He had been
despondent because he could not find en-
pIovment and some time on Monday
nish. leaned from window on the fourth
floor
No word OF explanation was found
among his effects. lie had no relatives
in this country II is believed that mem
hers Of his family lived in Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
POLICEMAN REscUEs VETERAN.

Homeless and destitute an old soldier.
John Peer. was found almost frozen 10
death yesterday In a snowdrift at Keap
and South Sd street. Williamsburg. Peer,
who is eighty years old, was taken TO the
Eastern District Hospital where he was
revived and may recover. Patrolman
Cummings, OF the Bedford avenue station.
identified Peer through pension papers in
his clothes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
SONGS WILL WELCOME 1918
Plans of New Years Eve Committee
Announced.

Choruses comprising fifteen hundred
voices, under the direction OF the Dam
rosch Choral Union. will usher In the
new year with hymns and songs in Her.
aid Square. Madison Square and on
the steps OF the City Hall, according TO
the plans Of the New Years Eve Com
mittee. Of which Jacob 4. Riis is chair
man.
Nonsectarian hymns will be used. The
evening celebration VIII close With
taps" sounded by a trooper. and the
singing OF America" at Madison Square
Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
BUYS NEW JERSEY TRACT.

The property known as the Gill tract.
in the centre Of Diamond Spring Colony.
at Denville, n. j.. has been sold TO two
Newark men. X. II. Illingworth added
six acres to his estate. and August Merz
bought the rest of the property. ten acres,
on which he expects TO build this winter.
W. II. Littell was the broker I'm the trans
action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports OF merchandise from the
Port OF New York for the week ended
December q reached a new high mark,
amounting TO SIG, 376, 400, against the pre-
vious high for the week ended December
I of $22 So, 926, and SO, 0s4, 4S4 for the week
ended December "A, and s22,24o,5bo In the
corresponding week last year. From jan
uary 1 they aggregate $3.50. 426,07o, against
s777. 907 7Ol in the corresponding period Of
1911:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
YONKERS PLOT SOLD.

Charles Il. Helffrich has sold plot
50Xlj0 feet on the east side OF Gilbert
Place. above Morsemere Place, for the
River View Building Company. of Yonk-
ers. The purchaser. Paul Sullivan. will
improve the plot with two story ana
attic dwelling house The River View
Building Company has the contract. and
has started work on the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
BAYSlDE LOTS SOLD.

4 plot OF thirty lots on the west side Of
Franklin avenue. just north OF Crocheron
avenue, Raysidc Long Island. has been
bought by Peter J. Shannon and Norris
y. Mason. who intend TO improve the
property by the erection Of Il number OF
small houses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
FAR RockAWAY HOUSE RENTED

The Frederick ". Avery Company rent
ed for John J.. Cornell TO Sidney f. Klein
berger. for three years, the house In New
Broadway. 295 feet west of Reads Lane.
Far RcckaWny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF grantee and at
torneyD
Interest ; per cent unless otherwise stated.
Manhattan

manhattan.
BLBECKt,R ST. :. 67.1l n ~ Cornelia
a.. lg0x66: Louis + stern 10 Jacob Kottelo. !.
West 10Th ST. Dec %: Yrs. 5000: attorney
Title Qua rantse and Trust 90, 1I6 Broadway.
BROADWAY, 4; Consumers Co OF America
"a Jacob Stahl ir. 1886 Franklin ave; Dec -
demand. per cent: $4,000: attorneys. Man
delbaum Brothers. p6 Wall 81.
BROOME sgt. 31e 25.sx75.4; Heyman Mar
Gus 10 Max Kobre 43 Fast i23d 81; Dec -
tprior mtg So 000: due Jan -. 1919: per
cent; 5000: attorney, Zipris. 1j7 East
Broadway
CHARLES ST. n $, 20 n Of 4th ST, 2oy
- .:X20XI04: WILDER c Goodsle 10 John II
Phillips, Glenbrook, Conn. 81 al: Dec ~: due,
etc, As per bond. $1,000; attorneys, Sayers
Brothers. 81 Nassau st.
HESTER ST. ;. $50 Il OF Ludlow ST.
2iNs5: Charles Schimmer 20 y 4 solomon. % o.
Broadway: Dec %. due. etc as per bond. S24
500. attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust co. 100 Broadway.
MADISON AVE. e >. Sc II n Of 12+th 81,
22Ns5; i2iu 81, $. 50 II or Madison ave
son 100 II: Mary A White TO John h Brown.
Chestertown. Y: Dec - prior mtg $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
BERMUDA ESTATE LEASED.

Pease & Gilman have leased for Mrs.
Laura \. Bluck her place known as
Sharon. on the Island of Bermuda, TO
&. &. Goodrich, OF New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
NT-DWEllING LEASES

Douglas l.. Gilman IL co. have leased
for the Fullerton Weaver Company to
Mrs. Hugh J. Chisholm and her son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRroLE-
BOROUGH or BROOKLYN.

SEE DAHES FAMILY HOUSES
before buying elsewhere Two 70 be soS
Located al East 18th st. and Ave J. Seven
large rooms. bath; all Improvements stsam
heat. electric light. parquet flooring Price.
$3.50. $1,000 cash. 80 minutes from PARK
Row by Brighton Beach 81" 70 Ave. J. Prop
ertv zoo H. from station. Owner on pr.r1iss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE WANTED

GOOD FARM WANTED EAST or BUT
falo IN part payment for ten-scle orange
and lemon ranch in Glerdora, CALIFORNIA;
most delightful climate and scenery N NS.,'
absolute restless: very easy terms on bal
ance OF purchase price. Address y. ;.
KELLY. 10 May St. New Rochelle, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
William L. Ross. Office manager Of the

william l.. Ross, Office manager OF tho
Tillottson & Walcott Company. OF Cleve-
land, has resigned to open and manage
the bond department OF the Second ward
savings Bank. of Milwaukee. lie VIII Be
elected 70 the board Of directors Of that
institution. which has resources approx
mating s15,o0000o.
The Citizens Central National Bank
will pay each of it's clerks per cent or
his salary in 1912, in recognition OF fidet-
itv and as an incentive TO future loyalty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
UNFURNlSFtEO HfNh w CIV '.
BOROUGH OF BROOkLYN.

Rnst in BAY Ridge; overlooking Bay: az
ST hot 18th 4 9Th ayes; !. .. o rooms. 49,.
,,,odern improvements, steam heat. se.rs
i;gbt vacuum cleaning: average rents, s.s ~
70 SOS: 30 minutes from Park Row. near
surface lines Ccntiles preferred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
EAST SIDE.

BACHELOR APARTMENTS.
r,r,h..st Garner Lexington ave. ana sam w.
three rooms and bath. SO.
ASHFORTU & co. II East 40 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25
ITEMS OF WALL STREET

Transactions for foreign account yes
terday did not exceed $3.50 shares, all on
the buying side rhe copper stocks were
favored.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25

william n Goodnow, Of Boston, and
Herbert p. March, Of this city Will be-
come partners in r. l.. Day Co on
January I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25

Chicago Union Traction Company trust
certificates Of deposit for the preteTreo
and common stock, assessment PAID nave
been removed from tho list On the New
York Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25

The members OF the New York Coffee
Exchange voted yesterday to close the en-
change ON Thursday as we'll as to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-25

transactions -Ol IoItlSH hN'o"'N
terday did not exceed 500 shares. all OF
the buying side. The copper stocks were
favored.
Dividends have been declared as follows:
Anaconda Copper Company, regular quarter, r
IS of IS cents share, payable january IL ~
Market and Fulton National Bank, quarterly
Of per cent. payable January to STOCK OF
international Paper Company. regular guar nsiI-
ierly of y of per cent on the pieieiieo $50
payable January 10 to stock OF RECORD 'a"'
United states Light and Heating Company,
regular semi annual OF 3S per cent Oh " ~,
preferred stock, payable January 81 70 stoSh ~
record January II. II was said at the annual annual
meeting that the untitled orders on the Doo"'
Sresmery package Manufacturing COMPANY,
regular quarterly OF per cent on the ~ eterael
ana ~ per cent on the common s,ock, psS
able January 10 70 stock OF recoI % a. s5,o .
Net for the year ended November 30 Vas sZo-'
1876, against 1907. 29s the previous year
STANDARD safe Deposit Company Ies qua,
semi annual OF per cent and an n eS.nS 81
dend of ] per cent. both payable Deeeinoei Oh
10 stock Of record December -. ,-,.o,,,.
Washington. Baltimore & Annapons Eiec. rao
Railway Gcmpsnb ~ psr ssns {, To stock o.
record December "a This dividend, with me e
IL per cent paid October makes the 'u''
National Carbon Company. usual quarterly OF
H.. per cent on the common stock, payaple
January 10. Books close January ahd ie
open January it. -,. .,
Garfield National Bank, regular quartefly VI
ner cent PAYABLE December 81. BOOKS ciose
December 20 and reopen January :.
George r. Gentes, assistant cashier Oh
the .41tna National Bank. has been elected
cashier, to succeed E. V. Connolly. VINO
resigned to accept the presidency OF the
commercial National Bank, Of Long ISL
and city.