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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Louis Krower and ano to Krower-Tynoers
Co; 81.
same 10 same; 81 .,ono
ida Pager to Harry HochGuser; sSOoO.
Lawrence sherin 10 Ottille NJ Hochreiter'
Anna Neider to Title Guarantee and Trust
Co: 500. -,.,,. n, 1Y,I-
.oway: $1,000 - -. -,
civ Mortgage co to Leo Lesser; 81
Coluinbia-Knlckerbock Trust Co, trus. 10
Columbla-Kn ickerbocker Trust Co. trus; $li'-
527 , ryA.,.
S11 900 -, ,r,-,
booker Trust Co: 500. ~, =,
Resale q F Barr ct al trus, to Resale @
+ Barr et al eXr; S2,OOO .,,,, =, 49,.
Title Insurance Co TO william y brehh'
s1I 900. -. 49,,
Co: $50. 900. ,. q,
curities Co: 81 - nj,
Germanla Life Insurance GO 70 Dry DOCK
Savings Institution; $l25. - ,,.,.
Greenwich Mortgage co 70 Lawyers iNie
Insurance and Trust Co; $4,000 -, =,
Title Guarantee ana Trust Co to Henry T
Cutter. $4,000. .s,ooo
Same 10 United states Trust Co; $4,000
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MANHATTAN LIFE DROPS GREEN.

President Torrey OF the Manhattan Life
insurance Company confirmed the report
yesterday that the company had dismissed
.Oionel A. A. Green as its agent in Texas.
a week ago or 30 IT was rumored that
eGs control OF the company had passed 20
Sb,ettin, that he had come 20 New York,
siJuined an option on Ion shares OF
efslAs. carrying the control, and had made
essn 70 several financial houses here In
~ snection with the alleged deal. He had
~ support and approval II was said, or
e., =. Stokes, former president OF the
nisapany. The officers Of the company de-
!. Yesterday, apropos of Green's dismis-
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LIS PENDENS.
NOVEMBER 7

18th ST, s. s, $50 It OF st AIMS ave, soS
TO-, Karl Faerber agt Paul Quandt action 70
cancel assignment OF lease; attorney II no
bitzek.
WEST BROADWAY. n cor Of Spring 81:
95x75: West Broadway, o 8, ajoining land oil
William T Lawrence In by 26 II; Charles
y Prettyman agt william X DAscoli ct a.
foreclosure Of mtg: attorney, f Clinch,
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, e 2, l25 II o!
l4sth st, 50xlO0 william II ID North ct al ag'
Thomas ] Pearman ct al accounting e'C'
attorney l. o Van Doren. -
WEST END AVE, @ r, 5o.5 II OF 9th 81,
25xl00; Equitable Life Assurance society OF lne
United States egt Mary A Keogh ct al tore-
closure OF mtg): attorneys. Alexander & Green:
93D ST, n g. Ss4 II OF 81 ave. l5thol
Fouitable Life Assurance Society Of the United
states act Cornelius Horgan ct al foreclosure
OF mtg; attorneys Alexander Green "a,
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY, cor OF S.n
- Watson MT Edward Friedman ct al faction
to foreclose mechanics iien): attorney I F
KeoRh.
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BISHOP SELLS HOUSE.

The building at No. 4S Madison street.
now occupied by the Downtown Tam
many Association, passed into the hands
OF new owner yesterday. Title 70 the
property was taken by Michael A. Ro-
franc.
For many years the house was the
family home Of the father of Blanche
Walsh, the actress, and IL Is said she was
<orh tnere. Bishop Mcdonald, OF Brook
s ~ later got possession OF the parcel
~ tn was he who disposed OF II to Mr..
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LOST BANkBOOkS.

BANKBOOK No. SOS, 100. Of the Union Dime
SAYINGS Rank 10 missing. Any person
having q claim to II II hereby called upon
20 present the same within ten days, or sue.
nit 10 having said passbook cancehed ana
a new one Issued. -
HANDBOOK No 693, sO7 OF tho Union Dino
savings Bank is missing Any person having
a claim 10 Il is hereby called upon TO present
the same within ten days or SUBMIT 10 haNIus
said passbook cancelled and new one issued
IOsT,-Rankbook No. 800. SO Of the Bowery
Savings Bank. 1870 Bowery, New YORK IN.
finder is requested 10 return II 10 the bank IL
moi restored before the 9Th day Of December
application will be made to the hank for
l.xzl
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The Bronx.

LOTS 40 and 45 map p a IsoS Glea S2onR RTGRd
erty 2ih WsTd Pse H 2o tier $3.50 attor
ney oliver u Davis. 32lo Sd ave; ..,o,.
LOT 12j. map lS45, Waldo Hutshins ATass
Jaly 1909 t,,l 5o attorney Mi'f SyePs Tits
insurance and Trust CO. 16o Broadway: No.,
LOTS los and lG9 map aIPpdS Sa tn s,esTd Realty
Co: 81 .0OO attorney Title Insurance ana lr'''
Co, l35 Broadway ,,o, ,,,,..o, pa-k.
Nov ! 1903; Nicola and Teresina RieciaEdi to
Michael and Charlotte Costello; SZlOo. atoi-
news Moran &, Hahn. 700 Morris Park ave:
or 80 10 IS. Inclusive map semler estate,
Nov 2 1908. William II Mcdonald 20 stuard
Realty Co; $780, attorney Title insurance w.
10 LOT II o 24o. - % {, of =. map w.k'aslq a.
26xIl4: oct 10. 1907; stansleus Krol 70 =
and Kath VI Ives, $22o; attorneys q III
" SAME PROPERTY; Nov l. 1902; JOsera
Hanskevitch TO same: $3.50.
LOTS l47 and l4s, map 37o lots McGrav es.
tate, Van Nest; June j. 1912; Wilheimina a., e
Buettner to VIM Gray: 1000 attorney l'uo
Guarantee and Trust Co, l7e Broadway.
ave 2sTio0: May o. 1910; Michael and Mathiida
Hecht to Jno c H.intz $500; attorney Gus
FTsy S' Ay 81 % SOS 2suioo Aug 49, 1907
MARY sched 70 VIM W Johnson and ano, trus.
tees; So 900; attorneys. Merrill q Rogers 81
UNION Pelharn) AVE. s, 25Tl4l .sx26x
1850, together with all right, title and interest
70 strip adjoining; Sept % 1903; Fernanaaoo
COrh 10 luOs II "HtN'''f T''NNN' eN'~' -
VILLA AVE, W $, 1884 It Of Van cort-
,sndf ave 50xlOO; Nov 10, 1900: Concetta
Natalie 10 Honor Il Douglas and ano. exrs, etc /;
| az 600. attorney, F l. Bailey. go William ST.
! '-V-YsE ST, " q. IL II OF 10th ct, 25xlOo;
| Anil % 1911; Carlo and Maria Zolessl TO UNI
| berto Buldrini; 5000; attorney. G Burlando'
| Williamsbridge Square. 49, ,,o,,.>
| st 25xl24x25x121.9; March Fl, 1907 MAX ana
Minnie Wecker 10 Charles # Bates; 5000 at az
| torney Title Guarantee and Trust Co. ITO
D'WSSsHiNGToN AVE, W s. PSI u s Of ls4th
AZ 75 xi15x75xl21.9; May IL, lS9S; CeolIia 4
| famine 10 Metropolitan Savings Bank: 5000;
| attorneys & w Hutchins 90 wan 81
! WASHINGTON AVE, W 9. 1Oo.3 II OF ls4th
At 5hXilbx25xii7.8; May II, 1905; Thomas ]
| I1ovfc et al 10 Enngrsnt Industrial Savings
Bank; $1,000; attorney, Michael Seaman oil
I3oTH ST, n s. 225 It e OF st AIMS ave, 26r
| 1oo. Dec 10 1905. Ellis Solomon TO MAX SOLO
| mon: 81 $50; attorney, III l. FTanKllng' 1U
SAME PROPERTY: April l5S 1903; Edith O
| 18TH ST g. 175 n OF 81 AIMS ave;
Dec l. 1904; Charles Bloch to Max solomon
| So 800; attorneys, House, Grossman q F0r-
| haus 1l5 Broadway. en- a a.
16sTH ST. e cor 18TH st. runs 500 70
| q lot % parcel 4, map 1l74, subdivision es-
| tate VIM r. Ogden Highbridge, W 80 sx n W
| Ok W 100 20 n 18th st K e a. TO peg;
Jan %, 1912. Charles Warren TO Ella ID war
| ner: 81 800; address 55S 62d ST. Brooklyn.
! 236rH ST. n g. % II OF Catherine 81, IS oa
| JOB 6xT5 2x97.0. being lots 4S and 70, map 100
| lots Mary Railway estate; April 10 lSlz
| Patrick Jones TO George II Jauss; SSOoi az
| dress, 39i East 10th St
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REAL ESTATE
Continued from fourteenth page.

structon Co 10 Samson Lachman and ano, 3l3
West lOGth st: oct IS; instals, @ per cent;
$4,000: attorneys, Lachman & Goldschmidt'
80 Nassau ST.
MARBLE ST. n s. 1868 IT e OF Railroad
ave, l6.SXl0S; Charles Vassela to Nellie
Morse 459 East 17Sth st; oct 49, due as per
bond; $4,000; attorney, Herman Herst, 20
Broadway.
MBLROSE ST, s 8, AIS It of Courtandt
ave 5OxlO0; BENJAMIN Benenson to John y
Heintz. 1925 eth ave; Nov o: due as per bond;
81 100; attorney, Title Insurance and Trust 20,
1876 Broadway.
40x2g.6; Carl + Muxoll TO Title Guarantee and
Trust Co, 176 Broadway: Nov I; due as per
bond; So, 500
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ANOTHER CRUDE OIL ADVANCE.

Independence, Kan, Nov. IAN ad-
vance OF three cents in Mid-Continent
crude oil was announced to-day by the
Prairie OIL and Gas Company 10 IS cents
barrel
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SWITCHES. SWITCH
Stands Galvanized Steel Iron, Sheet Cop
per Sheet Brass yellow Metal, Bronze Bars.
Rabbit Metal, LOCK Washers. Chain, Cold
Chisels Track Wrenchcs Wrench Parts, Shov-
els Tarks, Pliers. Saws. Scythes, Snaths
Machetes, Ratchet Braces, Hand oilers. Fog
signal Bells Galvanized Buckets, Roofing and
Paint Brushes. Life Proservers. Metallic Tapes
Boxwood Rules, Emery Cloth Channels Skins
Fire Brick. VitriHed Sewer Pipe Rubber Tires
Rubber Betting. Rawhde Belt Lacing. Mag
n,sia Pipe Covering. Magnesia Boiler Lagging
Asbestos Cement, Oakun, Excelsior. Rock salt
Green Enamel Paint, and rpentine.-Sealed
PROPOSALS will be received at the Office OF the
General Purchasing Officer Isthman Canal
Commission, washington, d. C., until 1880
a m December 2 1872 at which time they
will be opened In public, for furnishing the
aforementioned articles. Blanks and general
information relating TO this Circular mo T45)
may ba obtained from this office or the of
fees OF the Assistant Purchasing Agents, "a
State Street. New York City; 614 whitney
Central Building, New Orleans, La, and 1895
North Point Street San Francisco. CAL; also
from the u S. Engineer Offices In the follow
Ing cities Seattle, Wash; Los Angeles, Cal. !
baltimore Md; Philadelphia. Pa. Pittsburgh.
Pa. Boston. Mass. Buffalo, y. Y; Cleveland
Ohio; Cincinnati. Ohio; Chicago. ILL.,; st. Louis,
Mo: Detroit Mich: Milwaukee, Wis: 81.
Paul, Mimi: Chattanooga, Tenn: Louisville,
KY: Mobile. Ala. and Galveston, Tex; Com
mercal Club. Kansas City, Mo-: Chamber Of
Tacoma, Wash.-F. c. BoGGs, Major. Corps OF
Engineers, u. 8. A., General Purchasing Of
fcer
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.
NOVENpEp
NOVEMRER 7

1O5TH ST, s, between Broadway and
West End ave- owner; Schwartz e. Gross.
347 9th ave, architects; s750.0 900.
BROADWAY, s W cor Of 10th st; for n
10 sty apartment, 10sx13s.9; d Robertson
312 West Tooth st. owner; Schwartz K Gross.
247 9th ave, architects; 100000
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WORK WANTE o.
Male.

Male.
A GENT, EMAN, 80 years old. who has trav-
eiled extensively in Europe and United States.
lineuist and perfect correspondent. seeks. ow-
to- 10 loss IN foreign business enterprise, posi-
,ian such "a secretary or confidential assistant
A No. references. L. O. Box 8. Tribune once:
SNT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in shoe store.
Ihughlin, 282 West 29d ST.
VACUUM CLEANING with powerful cleo
tric air compressor satisfaction guaran-
,..d' q hour, 75c. additional hour Oyama,
100 west 1O1st st; phone 1922 Riverside.
VOTING MAN wants work addressing envsl-
opes, etc; 90 cents per thousand must have
.ropIoyment b.. Box AZ. Tribune ONCE.
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AUCTION SALES.

EXECUTORS SALE. FOR PURPOSES OF
nInsin9 on e,tate-The undersigned will sell
NJ nublic auction TIE personal property and ef-
feels Of Chas. F. Haiss. deceased. at so8 East
a4th St Manhattan New York City, on the
Ie,h dav on November 1912. commencing at
10 a. m Property consisting OF horses, har-
ness blankets, wagons and stable utensils W.
n F1Attau & Son. Auctioneers. 1l6 University
place. n Y City. Marie L. Haiss. EIecutrfx.
Nelrr' Hanc. q Van Derveer. Attys, 50 Broad
NAV NJ Y,
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William Pandgrebe and ano to Christina
Wiebe: 800
Mary A Ferris TO Bertha sonmer: $40, 259.
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TREASURY DEPARTMEf

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF
the Supervising Architect, Washington. d. c.
November L. l9l2.-Sealed proposals will be
received at this Office until o'clock p. NJ. on
the 2nd day OF December. 1912, and then
opened, for the mechanical system OF mall
handling apparatus In the United States Post
ONCE. new, New York city, N. Y. In accord
ance with the specification and drawing copies
OF which may DE obtained at this Office at the
discretion Of the Supervising Architect. OSCAR
wENDEROTi. Supervising Architect.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
NOVEMBER

LONGwOOD AVE, ., 225 IT OF HeWi. r
nj IoOr ion. Samson Iachman loans Moloh
Pictures sales and Construction Co. Inc slo'-
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EXCURSIONS.

CAIIFORNIA-winter Tours leave FREE
auently November to March. Booklets
Raymond Whitcemb Co.. 225 9th Ave-. ". z.
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pen HOvIINE Pier II; Wall Street
beIlo, Curacao and Maracaibo via Cure
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 20iCARACAS. Dec. q
For MayAsuez. p. r.; La Guayra- Curacao
and Maracaibo.
MARACAIBO. Nov. 13IZULIA. Nov. ~
SUPERIOR Accommodations for Passengers. 20
BLISS, DALLETT CO..
General Managers, 81 Wall Street
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Female.

coMPANIoN-ATTENDANT.-Youns woman.
Educated, lusical, as companion to elderly
.arnI-inyalId lady living In stamford or
Greenwich references. Address L. W. Box
4I2. Danlelson. Conn
COMPANIoN.-..Am girl desires position
M iady: experience; references Miss Boothe,
2240 Aqueduct ave.
EOCTAL OR BUSINESS SECRETARY by
capable woman 1922, pleasing personality;
correspondent. stenographer; would combine
other duties not mental; best city reference
Secretary, 203 West 18th st.
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WEST sIDE.-Above Tooth Street.

s-S.-iolsT ST.. 2oj WEST. --Fu RNIsHED
ROOMS. SINGLE. DOUBLE; ELBCTKlG-
ITY, GAS; MAID SERVICE AND I'LL
PHONE. ELEVATOR DAY AND NIGH l
KITCHEN PRIVILEGES IF DESIRED;
KITCHENS on EVERY FLOOR. THE LUD-
INGTON PHONE 1873 RIVERSIDE
10TH ST. go wEsT.-FoR GENTLEMEN;
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOm5,
HIGH CLASS ELEVATOR APARTMENT
REFERENCE. GURNEE- ----------
IOSTH ST, 2O4 WEsT.-ELEVAToR APART
MENT: SPLENDID SUNNY ROOM, SNAIL
PRIVATE FAMILY: TELEPHONE. APART
MENT %. -
10th ST. 500 WEST CThe Dartmouth Apart
uents.-Beautlfully furnished parlor ped
rooms for gentlemen. references required Iele-
phone 3T43- Mornings!do. Apartment &c.
l28D ST. -BROADWAY-suite or nngle
rooms. gentlemen or couple; privileges Ike
your own home. Phone b2sO hornings!de. A.
WEST. -
iSTH ST. 600 wEsT.-Newy decorated. light
rooms: second door Riverside; elevator
Apartment n.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER I

WEBSTER AVE. s. 200 Il Of 179th 81;
Salvatore Maiorino agt Cawston Construction
Co ct all Nov 4. 1912; S478 so.
NTH ST. s $, $50 ~ Of Lenox ave; WoIi
Geband agt Samuel Roseh ct al; March "a
1912 Thy bond; 1854.
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BROOKLYN.

A NEW ENGLAND WOMAN
offers newly renovated rooms. overlook
fuR water for gentlemen. with and
without private baths: convenient sub
way aud bridge. popular prices.
Heights Montague Terrace.
~ REMsEN STREET.
BLOCKS FROM SUBWAY. This hand
rome residence just opened as high class
boarding house. suite OF rooms ana Uatth.
sui,obIe for -four or moro persons: large. sunny
room on third noOr: dining room connected With
large paror; table guests accommodated. eI2
Main
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MoRE PRIVATE CUSTOMERS APPOINT:
MENTs MADE By PHONE At coLuMRus
ssss k MSBEf PiR rs f5ahiE s9A
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Do not discard your old gowns 4 they are
not OF the latest style: we VIII rsmo oSis
price. Send US a postal or telephone, ana
prompt attention will be given 70 your or
DER You are cordially ia ay soar 20 wMGs
MERRETT & VALDEs, 100 West 1i7th st.
Telephone 5000 Morninsside.
ATTRACTIVE GOWNS, copy from French
book; chic Partisan; your own ma,erist
from $40 up: estimates given; very reason
remodeled equal tor new. MINES. MERRETT
VALDEs. los West il7th St Tel. $3.50
pAPisIAN DREssMAKER.-- opera oloalss,
evening dresses speciality; dresses all occe-
sions: models from ali leading Partisan houses;
your material accepted hrst o'ass T Tss, 0 sob
St Telephone. Madison 4094 ---
A. & N sTUHLER.
Gowns copied from French models; also
waists and street eos ,anh.s - ri s7so
River 1872 West ssth st. -------
] FROST.
Suits OF imported serge. eheyiot ana worsted.
hin ruaranteed: best trimming. Phone alio
River 206 West 98th 81 .-----------
S, BURG. ..... -...
IMPORTING LADIES, TAILOR AMP FUR
RIFR PERFECT FIT WORK GUARAN-
TEED. FURS MADE TO ORDER Ssl W.
18TH ST.
NINE. GOODLAUT.
A first class dressmaker and designer wishes q
few more private customers; willing 10 WORK
ont or at home best references. Care OF
Greenbers, 1877 West s4th st
GOWNS, Experienced woman In high class
Sressmaking concern wishes more customers.
Orders taken for evening and street gowns;
Latest models shown. haterisl optlonhi' lo<
West 10th 81. ------------
DREssNAKER. = Experienced on ladies'.
nIsses' or childrens dresses, coats, suits;
levi ramodell4r: home or out by day; 81,
pressmaker 200 East 3sth st.
NsE ABRAHAMS, 16s LenOx ave.-Attrac-
tive street, dinner, evening gowns made to
order: estimates given; reasonaoIei hnet
sTTI,rs "a order, SIS; skirts, 50, made OF i'm
norted broadcloth and fancy mixtures; guar
anteed satin lining; also nj and Workmanship.
Betty Ladies' Tailoring Co, 257 Sixth ave.
THE MAJESTIC, Ladies Tailors, $40 9th ave.
cor. 18th St, will make a perfect fitting suit
10 order, SO: skirt. 81. from your own ma
terlal. Take elevator to fourth floor.
ROBINSON 3s5 Columbus ave. telephohs
SCHUYLER s195-Ladies' suits. furs. etc, at
the lowest priceA Remodslling. All my
work guaranteed.
DIR EssMAKER.- makes and re-
models: children's a speciality. juliet 125
East 18th a.. Tel 40s stuyvesant.
PATTERNS drafted to your exact measure: Mt
guaranteed; prices reasonable. II. g. Reed,
245 West 22d st. Phone Chelsee-49l3
TIE BETTY Ladies' Tailoring Co.. 257 9th
for So or skirt for 81; furnish your own material.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER 7.

223D ST, n s, ISL II e Of White Plains ave,
f00xl0o: Tozzini g. Co agt Morris Improvement
Co, owner. Max Henry contractor; 800
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CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest, Largest. Most Modern.
ZINE RTJ0s WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Prices Reasonable. Send FOR circular.
Tel 4ee24e98 Bryant. 431-48s West toth 81.
SGPEFTII, CARPET CLEANING Co.-Clesns
nv compressed air, steam. hand or on moor.
1883 broadway. 421 East 4sth st. COE d
pRANDT Tel. 192-3sth.
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RESORTS.
DIRE SSM AkiN6,

NINE. MARIE,
HEAD WOMAN IN HIGH CLASS pEEhS s
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT. WISHES
M0RE PRIVATE CUSTOMERS. APPOINT.
MENTs MADE By PHONE At CoLuMBus
Sss9 MODELS TO SELECT FROM ~,
RECT FROM PARIS. EXCLUSIVE TNAon
ONLY
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

BY new Cunardsr Tacoma" Feb. Is, 500
up for II days, including shore excursiona
Round World and South American Tours
Frank c. Clark. Times Building. New York.
COOKS TOURS AROUND THE WORLD.
41st Annual Berries. send for Booklet
rHos: COOK & SON 2a2 BrosdwayI 2es and
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BOARDERS WANTED.
WEST SIDE Below Tooth Street.

lOs WEST s0TH ST.
LAZY OFFERS IN HER HOME LARGE
DOUBLE OR SINGLE BRIGHT FRONT
ROOM; NEAR BATH. SUPERIOR TABLE:
REFERENCES. "
i3D ST. 1874 WEST. Table board; excellent
service; home cooking. also rooms. Teie-
phore Riverside aja6.
BROOKLYS.
7e PIFRREPONT ST, HEIGHTs.-Room. pri-
vate bath; reasonable; steam heat: Southern
table. convenient subway. fhone ilo' W.
Main.
pos HENRY ST., HEIGHTS Opportunity;
large room; two friends; excellent board; slS
for both.
i42 HENRY ST, HEIGHTS.-Rooms, with
board; convenient subway and bridge.
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The following petitions in bankruptcy were
o,e5 IN the United States District Court yes
terday:
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ROOM AND BOARD DIRECTORY.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FREE
ROOM AND BOARD REGISTER
WEST sIDE-BeIow Tooth Street.

s4-ssTH ST, 90 wEsT.-single room. fsi-
Joining BATH large closets; gentlemen; ret-
erences. MOORE.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WAN ED.
Male.
ADVERTISING soLLc1ToR 80 YoUEa
LEADS FURNISHED; LIBERAL COM
MISSION BASIS: CHANCE FOR AID
VANCEMENT. ROOM 800. TRIBUNE
BUILDING.
I MADE $50, 600 in fvs years with a small
mail order business; began with 10. SEND
for free booklet. Tells how. Heacock. oO5o
Lockport. N y.
NIGHT AUDITOR for best hotel in the city:
must be accurate, reliable and furnish bona
Write Auditor, Box 10. Tribune Uptown Of
fee, 1854 Broadway
Female.
NIJRSE.-A young, strong, responsible nurse
Tor two-year-old child: able 20 do good mend
ing: scotch or Irish preferred; wages. US to
500 Tel. 829-Plaza-
Observation-Disclosures appearance and good
ionghand writer Apply In own handwriting
BOX g. s., Tribune once
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ss-23D ST, 337 wEsT.-sunny front suite.
newly decorated; running water: steam; teio-
phone. MILLER
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21sT ST, 800 WEST southern exposure hot
and cold running water: steam heat; pm sate
family. HENDRY.
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MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPS.-The
SLOWING movements Of vessels have been
reported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Nov G-The Kansas, at Southern drill grounds.
the Ohio. az Lynnhaven Bay; the New
Hampshire and the StTingham, az Norfolk;
the Orion. at Sewall Point; the Albany, at
Siakwan.
SAILED
Nov S-The Nero. from Kodiak for Sitka.
Nov. e--The Kansas. from Hampton Roads for
Southern drill grounds; the New Hampshire
and the StrinEham, from southern orlli
grocnds for Norfolk; the Pontiac and the
Cumberland. from Newport for navy yard'
New York
Nov THE Saratoga, from Manila for shang-
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SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION

NE ElfkS l'l' ny a ~
WILLIAM r. WILCOX, Chairman.
TRAVIS II. WHITNEY, Secretary.
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Captain GEORGE VAN ORDEN, detached ne ne
rine barracks, Washington; 10 marine ON
- school, Norfolk.
-, Lieutenant J. r. HENLEY. detacned re-
,/siving ship al Mare Island; 70 the Bunalo:
[rst Lieutenant WARD ELLIS. detached the
Buralo. 10 marine barracks, Mare Island
Second Lieutenant l. &. WASS, detached ma
rine barracks, Mare Island; 70 receiving shir
First lieutenant NJ r. sHEARER. detached
marine barracks Mare Island: 20 naval dis
eplinary barracks Puget Sound.
eeeond Lieutenant II. c. DANIELS. 70 marine
@arracks. Mare Island, on arrival In United
states
The pioneer express., 1912-05-31
| !. PL | ]. AqUE !; I Less DEADLY Y
Oecreass n psath Rats From Tubsr
culosls Means saving of 1900
Lives In Ten Yaara. 5 II I. wa

In the decade from 1901 to 1910, the
death rate from tuberculosis In the
United States declined from 1869 TOR
each 10o. 900 psrsons living . 1908, .
decfeass Of 1871 per cent, while the
general death rate. Including III
causes Of death. declined only one.
half . fast or ct the rate Of % Per
cent. from 1850 to 1lS6.S, according
70 ngures givsn out By the National
Association for the Study and Proven
ton Of Tubsrculesis. The figures are
based on data ahstracted from the 70
ports Of the United States Bureau oe
the Census, and cover the registration
area IN this country. According to
the statsment, the tuberculosis death
rate has declined steadily since 1904.
when It was 301.6. On the other hand,
the general death rate shows fluo.
tuation downward in general trend.
but not % steady 90 the tuberculosis
rate. The decline in ths tuberculosis
death rate In the last ten years means
q saving Of $1,000 lives at the present
time.