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pRnPnSAIS.
RAILROADS.
snuTHERN RAIIWAY.

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
~ B.-FoIloEing schedule figures pubiished only
a. Information and are not guaranteed.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON.
For Atlanta MoatgonGy. Mobile. NeW oheGnA
900 A. m and les8 d N daily Dinlng cara
For ChHttHnoosa and MemphiA Tia AshsTlb. p1o
FoT GtiSntn, Anniston. TaIIdsga, cGle-a, Selma.
ard l:H p m daily. Dining es@
For Atlanta, Annigtn. Taihdega, Caiers, Selma.
q N. and IN ,, N. daily. and fog un!ontoEn.
DsmopolIs Meridian, 30 q. N. daily. Dining oH
For Roanoke, Bristol, Knoxville, ChHttanoogA, Bir-
mingham Meridian. YieksburE. New Orleans. plo
D. n. daily. Dining or.
For Roanoke KnouTiIls. ChattAnoogA, NathTfIls
Msmphia tio 4 n daily slsFpinE oT may b
occupied after lo1o p. N. Dining ear.
For Ashsriils a. N. Ss5 ,. m, and nSs p N
daily. Dining cara
For Columbia, summsrTille. Chaheston. Aksn.
Augusta Savannah. Brunswick, Jacksonville. and
Fiorida points SIS p. N. daily Dining car.
Tourist car for Calhonia. Monday. wednesday
ThursdAy Friday. and Saturday. ~ p. N.
For DanvfIls uocaD, . a N. daily.
For HErisonburE, $50 a N. daily tpariR elEl,
3S .. N. tpaTior carl. and go .. n Week dEyH
For Charlottesville (Loc4D. 10 a N and $50
D n. daily.
For waETrntOn. 30 e. n. Il % ., N. go p N
daily; 3S p. N. tparlor eaD and IS ?. N. week
dayA
FOs Blusmont. $40 4 n, In p. n. IN and
SOS p N. week days; SIS. sl5 a. m, and sSb
p " sundAyA Also b5 ?. m. Wssk days for
LsesburE L. = BROWN. General Agent
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NORFOLK & WESTERN RWY,


Leave Washington New Union Station.
%. N. DAily-Al points Norfolk and Western.
1910 =. Dafly-Roanoke Bristol Winston
Salem Knoxville, Chattanooga. Nashville, New
Orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining cars
IlO a. m.-For Bristol, Knoxville. Chattanooga
Nashville, and MsmphiA Washington Memphis
sleeper open at 10 ?.
For Norfolk-LsaEe an a. m. arrive Norfolk,
In a. m. daily. Leave 1901 noon; arrive Nor
folk So p. m daily except Sunday. Leave 1901
noon; arrive Norfolk 20 p. m. Sunday only).
ParloT cars.
4:l0 p. N. Daily-Berryvillc. Luray EIktou.
Trains from the Southwest arrive 6I5 a. n. ioSo
p. m. and 1873 a m.
All information Fourteenth Street and New York
AHenna LBgnd BuildinEl.
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BALTTMORE & ONO RAILROAD
LEAVE UNION STATION.


ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK.
NEW YORK TERMINALS. LIBERTY STREET
and W. TWENTY-THIRD STREET.
20. 800 Royal Special. hours, IL 90 .. N,
10 800 CRoyul Limited. houSl. so. so
p m, and 'l2D night. 2I5 a n. DiBeTJ ana
ParIor cars day trains slecpeD '2D night
OPEN At 100 p. m
Philadelphia and Atlantic City. f7Sp. 9oo. FL %
a m. TAo. 800 fIOo n m.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
CWeek dAyE : 90 a m. TO 1850 p. m.)
'2g. so $50. 100. 80. $50. So, 'SNo
-9s3O. 'lONl, I'll 90 a m: 1870 noon, tT2B, = 90
NiS f2W. 500 f5O. SD. roo. 500. fSol.
f50S. 80 S8o. 60. T00. go 100. 1880
1880 'uap 'l20 night.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. 100 a. n, '25 '5so p n. 100
night.
CINCINNATI. 81. LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE
$40 q. m. $40 p, m. 'l.4O night.
PITTSBURG. 1000 A. m, rs 80 D n,
'l2HO night sleeper ready 10 p nj
CLEVELAND. 'l21o night. COLUMBUS. SD
=. m
WHEELING. 80 a. m. SO D m.
Schedules Of local Trains at ticket onhceA
Daily. Except Sunday. sSundAy only
TELEPHONES At following Ticket Omces: 18th
and New York Ave. ~ W. Main 1871: Es Penn
sylvania Ave. Main 70; Uuipn Station OfBee. Main
TSsn
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100 OLD FE4THERBEDs AND PTL-
lows at once by the CAPITAL BED
DING CO.. Ia TN s.. NV. Tel n. SO
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO LINES.

Effective surdHy June -
Sls .. m. dIily-C. & o. SPECIAL Solid train
10 Cincinnati with Pullman sIsepers to Louisville
Cincinnati indianapolis St. Louis, and Chicago
SIS p. m. daiy-CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO
EXPRESS. Pullman service to Cincinnati and
Chicago.
ui0 p. m. daIy-F. F. V. LIMITED to the
West. Southwest, and Northwest. Pullman ssepers
TO Virginia Hot Springs Cincinnati. and LOuiEVille.
Cincinnati sleeper opSn for occupancy 10 p N
@. o. dining car. service = Ia carte
oGces. SIS Pa Ave. lS5s St.. and Union Station.
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LOAN SOCIETY.
LOAN COMPANIES.

The greatest eel-breedlng establishment
in the world is that OF Comacchio. on
the Adriatic, where the industry Is car
ried on with scientific care. This eel
nursery consists OF a gigantic swamp
measuring 40 miles in circumference. and
Is Of ancient origin. since in the six
teenth century It yielded an annual reve-
nue. Of ss,000 to the Pope.
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UPHOLSTERING & SLIP COVERS
WANTED-MIsCELLANEOUs

C. BAUER-speciil Designs and Duplicate CABINET
Work PROMPT Wurk. 2i5sss 18th St. Col IlSY.
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CHEsAPEAKE BEACH RAMWAY

Schedule u excursion trains TO ard from Chess
peaks Beach; elective May =. 1911: subject TO
change without notice.
WEEK DAYS.
Gcinr leave District line station, 80, Ieao and
IN q m: 23o. SO. and Tsi5 p. n.
Returning. leave the Beach 80 q. n; E40
40. GO. 100. and lOu ?. n
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
Going leave District line station. 'seD, loSo and
usN a. m: 2oo. 500. 40. and Ts ?. n
Returning. leave the Beach 10 T. N; In.
'2:lo. co. 500. 30 and 10 % p. N
MAIZE local stops: running time. SsTsnty-hrs
minutes. AL OtheT tnin5 make nun In sixty
miuuteA W. P. JONES,
Presldr-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
BROOKLYN SALES.

Tutino e. Cerny sold for Margaret j.
Hayden No. 1913 Fifth avenue, three
story brick building. with store, on lot
9oxl0O feet, TO Cecilia r. Graves.
Maurice G.. Straus sold for Alfred Miller
to ~ G.. Cooper No. "a 18th street, de-
tsched dwelling house.
william G. Morrisey sold for the Title
Guarantee and Trust Company No. lso
Bay 18th street, a cottage, on plot 6OXlOo
feet; also, tho northeast corner OF Crop
sey avenue and Bay 10Th street. to the
Aplo Construction Company which gave
two dwelling houses in part payment
north side OF Cropsey avenue. between
Bay 18th and Bay 18th streets; also, with
Maurice c.. Straus, for the Aplo Construc-
ton Company TO the Mccormick Realty
Company, eighteen one family dwelling
houses, north side Of Cropsey avenue, be-
tween Bay 18th and Bay nth streets,
Bath Beach. In part payment the buyer
gave forty lots. north side Of 6sth street
and Twenty-frst and Twenty-secood ave-
nues, between 9th and 6Sth streets.
Gilbert Elliott sold to the Dean Holding
Company a frontage OF 400 feet. east side
OF Powell street. including the northeast
corner OF Newport avenue; to Madeline
A. Smith Nos. 1l40. 1146 and 1851 Eastern
Parkway. and to Minnie Trueslen No. 6sS
Eastern Parkway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
NAVY YARD HERE LEADS
Ahead in Battleship Construc-
tion-Praise from Gone.

Washington, Dec. 12.-The New YORK
Navy Yard led all competitors in battle
ship construction last month. advancing
the New York so per cent toward COM
pletion, so that she now stands 657 fin
ished.
Work on the other battleships being
built In commercial yards was as follows:
Texas, is per cent. total. SO.7 per cent;
Nevada, 20 per cent, total, 1873 per cent,
and Oklahoma. 10 per cent, total liz per
cent
THE excellent character Of workman
ship" OF ship machinery made in the New
York Navy Yard receives high praise
from Rear Admiral H. I. Cone, chief OF
the Bureau OF Steam Engineering of the
Navy Department, in his annual report
made public to-day.
Admiral Cone reports that the speed or
the Florida, whose machinery was built
AT the New York Navy Yard, on her Of
fetal trials. exceeded that Of her sister
ship. the Utah, which was built by con-
tract from the same plans" He says
tho construction Of this machinery has
demonstrated further the fact that a
wAll-eauipped navy yard can build ma
chlnery al cost that compares favor
ably with the cost OF similar machinery
built by contract.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
WESTMINSTER SALES.

The Briarclif Realty Company sold
the property Of Frank Presbrey and
seven acres OF land belonging TO the
Brinrclifr Lodge Association to U. 7.
Hungsrford. The owner will make eX-
tensivo improvements. The property is
situated very near Briarcliff Lodge. be-
ing one OF the show places Of West
chester County. The came company has
also sold the property OF L. w. Blanken-
ship. situated at Brlarclifr Manor 10
David c. Kipp. OF Kensico. n. Y.
Julia Beverley Higgins sold twenty
acres, house. and outbuildings at Bed
ford Hills for Edward n. Barrett 10
Mrs. Walter NJ. Underhill. OF New York;
also eleven acres. house, and outbuild-
ings. on the corner OF Broadbrook and
Springhurst Road. Mount Kisco. for
Henry Mnrquand. to Mrs. Henry c. Hop
kins. OF New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
LONG ISLAND SALES.

The Mcknight Realty Company sold
at the Estates OF Great Neck. Long
Island. to Albert A. Hegstadt, a front
age OF 100 feet on Deepdale Drive. near
the entrance to the property. Mr.. Heg-
stadt will erect a large Dutch Colonial
residence from plans by George J. Hard
way. The cost OF the ground and the
house when completed will be approx
mately $4,000.
The Hansen Building Company, of
Bayside. purchased ten lots on Tenth
street. Bayside, extending east from
Bayside avenue. The consideration was
about $4,000. The plot will be improved
with cottages.
Robert f. Prendergast sold to an in
weston n 1O0-acre tract at Calverton.
Long Island. in the Riverhead section,
The property has a frontage OF 1850
feet along the River Head Road. II
will be developed by the purchaser as a
bungalow colony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
STRONGEST POST IN HAWAII
Garrison of $1,000 Soon to
Guard Pearl Harbor.
[From The Tribune Bureau. ]

Washington, Dec. 12.-1nitial orders
toward making Pearl Harbor on the ISL
and of Oahu, Hawaii, the strongest gar
rison of the United States were issued
by the War Department to-day. directing
that the 25th Infantry and three com
panles Of coast artillery prepare to sail
on the January transport from San Fran
cisco to Hawaii. 1t is the plan Of the de-
psrtment ultimately to have force OF To-
900 troops to protect the naval station.
The three companies of coast artillery
are the 10th and 6sth, now stationed at
San Francisco, and the 18th, now at Mo-
bile Captain Norris Stayton is In charge
Of the 10th, Captain George a. Taylor
commands the 6Sth and Captain Clifford
Jones is assigned to the 18th. The first
battalion and machine gun platoon Of the
25th Infantry Is at Fort Lawton. Wash
ington. and the I'd and Sd battalions are
at Fort George Wright, Washington.
Major General Wood, chef of staff.
be sent to Hawaii as rapidly as possible.
the only delay in the plan to provide
force Of about $1,000 troops being lack Of
quarters. AS rapidly as the barracks are
completed the additional troops will be
sent.
It is declared the full military strength
at Pearl Harbor eventually will include
each of cavalry and artillery, and twelve
companies of coast artillery The present
force is about 1000 troops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of Now York, Thursday, De-
cember IL, 1912.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Aimirants (Br). Santa Ns sns
December 8, Cartaaena T. Colon ano
Kingston z, TO tho United Fruit Company
with 81 passengers, mails ana NOSE
Steamer Hamilton. Newport news ny
Norfolk. 20 the Old Dominion 50 o. W.. n,rn
passengers and mdse. Passed In oua's"
steamer Chesspeake Baltimore, 10 tns
New York and Baltimore Transportaton 10
with mdse. Passed in Quarantine AZ ''V-
a m. rzh.
Tampa and Key West g, TO the %slIoss
Ss Co, with passengers and NOSE fs'Se"
in Quarantine at $685. m. .
stsamsy Ei Cid. Galveston December g. to
the Southern Pacific Co, with mdso. fssseu
in Quarantine at 7:1o M ..- for
Boston. Passed in Quarantine at Sis m.
Steamer Concettina al Giorglo tNoIl'
PHILADELPHIA December IL. to the Hsmpu,k
American Line, in ballast Left QUARANTINE
steamer Friedrich DER Crosse Ger .
Bremen November 30. TO Oelrichs q 80,
with 262 second cabin and l,2eo ssee' =,
passengers and mdse. Arrived at inc na'
steamer oceanic (Br>. southampton and
Cherbourg December :. and Qu os $40, =;
second cabin and 2s6 storage passengets.
malls and n,dse. Arrived at the Bar az
Steamer Ell Ola, New Orleans December
Passed in Quarantine at 9:1o m.
Steamer American (Brl. Turks lslsnn
December 6, to NJ A De Leon & co, WIN
salt Arrived at the Bar At 1910 m.
steamer jamestown, Newport News ana
Norfolk. to the Old Dominion ss 90. WIZ
passengers and mdse. Passed In ouarah-
steamer BHasopert tHr,I g ponss.h is
December H. to Benham Boyeeen' III
ballast Left Quarantine at 4 m.
Steamer Coastwisa Providence. Passes IN
Quarantine at 8:15 p m.
Steamer Everett, Boston. to the STANDARD
OIL Co. with mdse Passed In Quarantine N
Steamer Monginevro (rts). Genoa Novem-
Der g. Leshorn IS Palamos 20 and Algiers
25, TO Simpson, spence & Young with mose'
Arrived at the Bar at q IN.
Steamer Monte2ideo (Span). BaIoeions
November %, Valencia 20. Malaga 2s ana
Cadiz 80, 10 the Compania Trasatantica,
with 102 cabin and 11s gteernge passengers
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at M
SAILED
Steamers Cervantes (Br), Ssntos; la Lor-
raine Cr). Hayrs: Cedric CBr). ldyerpooIi
Celia (Br), Valparaiso; EsperanIa. HavanaI
Chicago City (BD. Bristol: Jefferson. Norfolk
and Newport News: FL Norte. Galveston; City
OF Atlanta, Savannah: Chesapeake. Baltimore!
Delaware, Philadelphia: Carpathia (Br). Liver
pool via Boston: Kaiserin Aususte NietoriA
(Ger). Hamburg: Dorothy, Norfolk
Sandy Hook ], Dec IL, $3.50 m-Wino
southwest; strong breeze; clear; rough sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

c.orge Milne has leased TO tho Merriam
paner Company. for the Eugene higgins
estate for a long term or years the e"-
,-o s,ore and basement OF the ouildihs
No ,s5 and PSI Canal street. extendins
,h-o,,,h IN Howard street, between Broad
NOV and Lafayette street. the space
comprises over 5000 square feet' anu WIN
n. extensively altered. The merriam
company has been located III peeAi'"''
street for twenty-three years
Iu,,us Friend, Edward NJ. Levi com
,arv bave leased for Leopold Peck space
r. hu,d,ns No. Io West 18th street 10 l.
r,cbel a. Co. for term OF years
Frederick southack e Alwyn Ball. IT.
rented 10 Frankenthaler & Franken,haier
X on feet in No 500 to GIG broadway u
tI,e,n g. Nussbaum the first loft In NOS
:, and Il West Houston street; WIN
u,.ederick Fox & Co to Elias surub the
900 apd basement Nos. 10 and q Greene
street, and TO Henry Seller inc nie' 'oi'
IN No. % Bond street
Tucker. Speyers G. Co. have leased ror
IN. estate OF Ella s. Flagg to motifs
M,ze, the house at No. 10 West 18th street
for a term of years.
II. M. Well Company leased the building
M 7s7 Sixth avenue. formerly occupied
nv Burns Restaurant for the Cruikshank
Company, representing the Pell estate. 10
Louis Gersch, furrier. for long term OF
years.
s. steingut g. Co. leased for the Harris
estate the Pennsylvania Theatre. at NO.
400 Eighth avenue. The lessee VIII alter
the structure into q motion picture place.
The Lewis II. May Company leased
space in No. IS West 9th street to Henry
simonoff Company. Holman q Mitten-
thai, Morris slepin. and Louise Stecher
The Louis Becker Company leased tho
store No. 1854 Amsterdam avenue for five
years to the Florence Millinery Shop, Inc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
WILL RESEMBLE MONUMENT.
Novel Apartment Hotel To Be Erected
in 59th Street.

Plans have been filed for the construc-
ton OF a twenty-one story apartment
hotel and stores on the south side OF
seth street, so feet east of Sixth avenue
on the block with the Plaza Hotel and
the New York Athletic Club. This build
ing will resemble a monument In style or
construction. the stores on the ground
floor forming the base and the stories
above forming the shaft, they not beng
as wide as the first story.
The facade will be of brick and marble
and will have total height OF 278 feet.
The store or ground floor part of the
building Will be rs feet front and 1908 feet
deep, while tho upper part will be SO feet
wide and % feet deep. 1t will be equipped
with four elevators. Alexander Smith
Cochran. of Yonkers. N. Y. is the owner.
c. w. Duckham Is tho architect, and the
estimated cost is 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13

sth ave, eex9s O.: three 4 sty bldgs. with stores'
also e.L -.
S5rH ST. 257 West, g, 1913 # Of s'h ave-
23x9s o: 8 sty bldg; also 800 o, . =,
stb ave. 9sx9s o: two sty tennis; SOLD 10
III l. and c Emit for $1,000
105TU ST. OBS East n s, 2e0 II Of Sd ave.
o5x1O0 II: S stv tenmt and stores sold 70 tne
plaintiff for $4,000.
BY d. p Ingraham & Co.
14oTH ST, 467 West. liz II OF Amsterds m n
ave 1sx99 II; 3 sty dwg; sold to the plaihtiii
FOR $4,000.
BY ]. II. Mayors.
l0lsT ST, Ala East, 5, 242.e n OF Isl
ave ~ 6x1OO.11 8 sty tenmt and stores; soid
to the plaintiff for $4,000
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph p. Day
MORRIS AVE. 1O40 and 1912, s, Is II ?
of i65th st, S5x926: two 3 sty dwss; adjourne1
TO Dec 26. ,oo,oo
ALBANY AVE, n cor Ivy st, lOox3Oox-x
900. also Ivy St w s, 200 II n OF Albany ave
lOOx1O0; sold to the defendant for 81 oo.
BRONX PARK AVE, s., whole 'front.' oe
tween West Farms Road (old line) and iIeth
ST. 1O4 6x1O7xl48. 2x100; sold to Mary a LEM
helm for Sl3. AIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13

restriction to their rooms for six days,
was assigned to-day 10 the 400 mid
shipmeD who were found TO have violated
Superintendent Gibbons's order forbidding
betting on the recent interservice football
game in Philadelphia.
1t is understood the youths practically
confessed TO the formation of a $4,000 pool
to wager with the West Point cadets on
the result Of the game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
$1,14s,5oo PROPERTY LOANS.

William A. White & Sons have placed
recently y,14s,50O on mortgage loans
Those of $4,000 or more follow: For
Young Brothers. $4,000 at per cent on
the lumber yard at the northeast corner
Of 35th street and First avenue: on No.
1876 West e5th street, for Young Broth
ers, $4,000 at per cent; on No. Ill
Bowery. for Hense Construction Com
pany. ss75Oo at per cent; on No. l25
West 18th street. for o. Lorense, $4,000
at 5 per cent; for NJ. Reynall. $4,000 at 8
per cent on vacant property on Mamaro-
neck Road, White Plains, consisting Of
ifty-four acres. and for tho New Eng
land Mortgage Security Company. $4,000.
on No. 800 to 3l3 Madison avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lessee

with name and address or lessee
MORRIS PARK AVE, 7Os all: Gustav
Kupsa 20 william Burkhardt. ADDRESS
s4s East 229th st; yr 8 mos from Dec l.
WESTCHEsTER AVE, 1890, all; Rosa
sohl to Charles wild, address bsso ~ Ws eso
chester ave; yrs from Oct l, l9l2, SI,%vV.
% AVE, s45, store and basement; Henry
B Kyle to Kate Fay and ano, address a,e sa 900
I'd ave; yrs mos from July l. lelZ; ssvy1.
9TH AVE. 531 and 533 south store; 9th
Ave Realty co 10 Simon Lindau' ADDRESS
21O7 Broadway; yrs from Oct l. l'i-:
$1,000. ,.,,u.
10TH ST. 2G6 East: store etc; Pauline
Abeles 10 Samuel Wertkin, address, 90 East
Sd st; ! yrs from Jan I. 1913; s1,O20.
23D ST. SCI West. store; John io Holings 70
Theo Kahn, address, $50 West AID ST; yrs
from Dec I, 1912. S2,1OO. n,
2GTH ST, Is 10 10 East, 18th floor; Kos
earn Realty co to Abraham Gershel, address
69G West End ave; yrs from Feb l. lSl-'
$40. 800 -,oo "a
18TH ST. 2j3 to $50 west n S, 50x19s.1o
20 t28th 81, all. ) d & J Lit 20 Stumpt
and Langhon Co. address. 3S6 East water
ST. Milwaukee. Wis: 30 yrs from Jan l.
1913; taxes, etc, and $4,000 to $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
WooLWoRTH BUILDING LEASES.

Edward j. Hogan. agent for the Wool
worth Building. leased part OF the
south wing on the twenty-second floor to
the Pacific Hardware and Steel Company;
space on the seventeenth floor to the Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Company and THE
Life Insurance Independent" offices on
the fifteenth floor to the railway depart
ment OF the Htna Life Insurance Com
pany and the American Hardware Deal
ers' Association; the western half of the
thirty-ninth floor to the Oscar Daniels
Engineering Company, and part of the
thirty eighth floor to the NJ. c. Maxwell
Manufacturing Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Queenstown. Dec l2--celtio CBr,. New York for
Queenstown and Liverpool; reported by Wis
less telegraph go miles west at m; Gus
at Queenstown about q m to-day.
Naples, Dec s.Anc1na GtaB: Phi!sae,Pn PM anu
Lisbon. pee 1o-Germania Qr). New York ano
Providence via Angra for Naples x.-k
Port Natal Dec l0-Needles tbr). New iorA
Ma Norfolk for Shanghai.
Norfolk for Para
Algiers, Dec li-Malinehe (br); NeW 5orS
Valparaiso, Dec ll-Newton Nall OBJ. Ne"
York via Bahia Blanca, Punta Arenas. ec.
shanghai. Dec l2--Baron Erskne (Br. New
York via Colombo and Chinkiang ,,u
R,o Ss Jan.iro, Dec a-vssari IBID. New York
G, wa 4hn nnaa Dee ~ noon-Rorona tBr). New
Kobe Dec i.-swari CBf, New York via Al
giers. singapore and Manila o., p.
suez Dec i2-KasamA (Br) Calcuua ru DOE
ton and New York. ,,-
shields Dec lo-Kursk RUSS. New York Tor
Monaco rasSo Dec 12-FraneoSla OBJ. New York
via Madeira for Naples. ,, 49,
Havre. Dec io, p MIA savo!e fr)' New
York.
SAILED.
Amsterdam. Dec 1o-Rotterdnm Du'ch'' TANK
Shields. Dec 1o-AraI (BD. New York: Iro-
ouois (Br), New York.
Barbados Dec 11-Irent Cbrl nrom Ne" io'h
via Kingston, Colon. etc). Southampton
Hayre Dec e-Hudson Fr). New York.
Calcutta, Dec 9--Pagenturm Ger. Phusceiphia
and New York. .
Montevideo. Dec e-verdi CBr). Now York via
Santos and Rio de Janero. -,
Nessina. Dec iI-Pannonia CBr) from Funnel
New YORK
Antwerp. Dec i1-Michigan CBr). New York.
Trieste. Dec martha Washington tAuso'
New York. ,,
Queenstown. Dec II, $50 m--Philaoelphia
from Southampton and Cherbours), New
York.
PASSED
Lizard, Dec I2-Galilee CBr). New York for
Hull . ? m, Potsdam Dutch, New YORK
for BouloEno and Rotterdam.
Malta Dec li--Ksseuga (Br), Calcutta ana
Colombo for Boston and New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
REPORT AS TO BUYER Of WHITNEY SITE
Michael Dreicer the Well Known jeweer and Some O'er
Prominent Realty Investors Mentioned as New Owners.
MILK CO. GETS 9TH STREET PARCEL-oTHER SALES

$50 feet will be built at once for tenn
porary use as a factory, which VIII
later be converted into a storehouse. sew
eral buildings will be erected for the
manufacturer of the Holt Caterpillar gas
tractor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
800 m
Roma, Naples, Favre.
TRANSPACiFiC MAILS

I'D .,..nr inN.Y. Pm
HaTaii via San Frsnoi'co'-"iin To-day. $50
NINA
Hawaii Japan. ce,s.i, . China via Dec. Is, $50
Hawaii Fiji Islands, Samoan Isl
ands, New Zealand. Australia .. s.,s
VIA victoria)-Zealandia.. 49,. Deo' ~ Wv
Japan, Corea. China, Philippines "a "a,
fyia Victoria)-Empress OF Jepan.Deo' ~
Japan, Cores China (via Taeoma)- N s.so
Hawaii Guam. Philippines tvts San saa
Francisco)-U 8 transport. jan - WV
Tahiti Marquesas, Cook Islands,
New Zealand, Australia tvia san ga
Francisco)--Manuka ................Jah' o. Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Mauritania. reported as III miles east
of Sandy Hook at 10 a m yesterday. is eX-
morning.
The France. reported as 900 miles east Of
Sandy Hook at 10 m Yesterday, is expected
10 dock Saturday forenoon
The Grosser Kurfuerst, reported as 900 miles
east Of sandy Hook at noon yesterday, IL ex-
pected to dock Sunday forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
BUYS TRACT FOR FACTORIES.

The Holt Manufacturing Company. Of
Stockton. Cal. purchased seventeen acres
on the old Plank Road, between the Penn
sylvania Railroad tracks and the Hacken-
sack River for about S.. an acre. A
two story concrete and steel building, 1sox