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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Commercial Finance co and ano to Magda-
lena Ed. $1,000. -oo
Edward Hermann to Rose Bernstein; $1,000.
Robert ]. Silk TO Ida r tullnan' 81 ~,
Benjamin Mordecai and ano, trus. to Ben
iamin MOrdecai, 200 ,
/, Napoleon Lew to David Anshacher;
west side Savings Bank to National Cloak
and suit Co. $500 ,, e,
William era bau to Angelina q Robinson VI.
Nurema Rcnard to oscar Chase 81.
Mutual Alliance Trust co 10 Joshua lIa'IS'
500 ,.....r.
Ncwburgh Savings Bank to Mile u Weaver
Se5 900 ,o,o
Fldelia Mittleman 10 Joseph Herschko"lcz' a.
Herman Levy Realty and 'onstru''loh ="
to y Karsch: $500. 49,. coo
900
same to same: $4,000
same 10 same. $4,000 ,,oo
Cora i Roberts 10 Gaines ROBERTS Co. S''''
Same N same; 800 I'd, ...,.
George n Rlsey 10 Emile Y Rlsley q assn
81 oo
John Lever 20 Justin l. Miner; $40"
Same to same 500
Same n George r Cannon, 500
Louis Frank to Emile Marher Sl"' ,
!. Lawrence Desnan N Julius Do'IIZ: e -
LAWYERS Mortgage 60 10 Ndolph huS'h m"
Emma : Williams n Melvin G Palliser: ST.
Esther Wohlfeld 10 ~ BARLEY Whl,e, e. a
Frances Pease 10 J Frances fease ana
ano. trus; $4,000. -.
+ Matilda Zleglcr 70 Tl'le Insurance 90
S135 600 , ,..
ance 60. $4,000 .,oo
Louis Rosen to Bronx investing CO. NlU'.
Bronx Investing 90 10 stephen u Jackson
500 ,oooo
Marx Rlum and ano to Jacob Marx, 500" $500
CHARLIE II Davis 70 + Osborne Smith: $40"
Loan and Mortgage Holding 60 70 John Lever
$4,000 Hanna,
Pasr. 81 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20

I0Ox2 % 4x1Oo; July I, 1904; August NauPe
70 Matilda VI Weiss; SdOoo' aUo'"''' "
Weis-. Paterson, J. a. 80, land
OLOFF ST. =, being plot BOA, map NAP ,a Iix
William ogden Giles. West Farms, ioo. i -.
I44xl" II. Nov 30. 1891: George W. step l'r1
TO Melvin g. Pallser: $4,000; attorneys ho'"
Day 4 Lord, 40 Wall Fl. $500 Wa,
Road leading from causeWay oNcr ', ~, /,
hester creek into village or Wes' 1919 'das
" 90 " from n cor Dlstrlct -" 20
House property. West chester, runs , ~
u 10 Q road West Chester village 20 nl.y
o. y n 3O.6xn 1306N So'o 10 u's
part Of gore lot: road leading from ea,sS
way over Westchester Creek, ef"' 81,
lands late OF Louis Steimager, runs aiolis
said lands Of Stcimegar 1904 IL 10 10
West chester 10 y 10 II 70 ma, ~
Delany's land n along same, ll''2x Io
II 10 beg: April 10. 1902 Katherine MieShnn'u
to Ernest Hall, eXr; $1,000; address NJ WIZ
lam 81. 80 :. g., = 9
thereof measured along line at a tnereto
from Ut therein 300 II n Of MOTIFS farh
ave 5OS 900 It. Feb 2, 1907; Emiiia q hosI'
D'Onofrio 10 Antonio Schmidt; Sl'ooo, atto'
ncy. Charles = Hallo"', 800 East iS"th 81.
SETOS AVE. e. 100 II n NJ Nelson ave,
5OxIOO: April 30 1903: Nicholas Barry 90 70
Thomas W Gilmartin; $3.50, address, Z'0
Hudson 81. ,,o,, =. ~
Wales AVE. go T. Of 149th st. 23x
100: Dec 20, 1911; Rcedy construction =" 20
Title Guarantee and Trust co. Slooo'' do
dress, lI6 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
MECHANICS LIENS.

WALLACE AVE. =. 12i5 q ~ Moyrl'
Park ave 1nOy1oo. Philip Schaef"r agt Ammo
vogaU owner. Henry VOCAL. contractor
500 60,
iarH ST. Nos 4c7 end 400 Tast; Green.
point Metal Covered Door % ag' 'arlsnr"ohT
Ra,l,v 90 owner. coles Construction 60, con
10Th ST. 10 pa 70 90 west John
McGraih Plumbing % AT NelH' r *"
% ourer. Manning %olle & 60. contractor
trenpu all: SGGS -. . &c.,
t3TH ST Nos 49, and i2h East: 'a'an
GO ACT GartStTookc F"alfr 20. Owner ''' :
Construction 60. contractor. $H"l
HARRINGTON AVE. $50 = ~ MAY
rower 4ve ION1OO. Isidoro NarccNp aE' Anna
\orsI owner. Harry Norel. owner and con
tractor. $500 ,,.,.-
lGTH ST, Nos 300 and ~ East. Philp
Rosenberg AIT Francs MARKS. owner. MIRA
ham connensirahl. agent, contractor, Nl'l ."
WEST BROADWAY. Nos 3SS ana ~.
,riF{n DooGng 20 ACT Aaron 'ohn. Owner.
Max Brooks contractor. tlAj.
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- =. -.
LOST bANkBOOkS.

HANK BOOK No. $50. 300 Of tho Union Dime Saw
lngs Bank is missing Any person having A
claim N IL Is hereby Called upon 10 present me
same within ten DAYS or submit 70 having siid
rassbook cancelled and q new one ISSUED
PANKBooE NO 1913 277 ~ the Union Dime say
ings Bank is missing ANY person having a
claim TO IL is hereby called upon 70 present the
same within ten days or submit 10 having said
passbook cancelled and new one Issued
BANKBOoK No .52s Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank Ia missing ANY person having
claim ~ n Is hereby called upon ~ present tho
same within ten days or submit ~ having said
passhook cancelled and q new one Issued
LOST or STOLEN handbook No. 700 837 o, the
German Savings Bank In the city ~ New
York corner Am ave and l4th ~ issued 70 Paul
Zerremer All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same II not returned 10 the
bank the 2lst day ~ July. 1912. a duplicate
Will be issued
LOsT-BanKbook No b45Iss OF Dry Dock sav-
ings Institution. Any person having claims
upon said hook rs called upon 10 present the same
will be declared cancelled and eNtlngushed. and
a ne" one issued In lieu thereof.
LOsT-Bsnkbook No $50 Of Dry Dock Saw
ings Institution Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon 70 present the same
10 the bank within thirty days. or the said hook
will he declared cancelled and eYtingushed. and
a new ono issued In lieu thereof.
LOST HANDBOOK No s58, 40. Rank for Savings
go 4th ave. New York Payment stopped
Please return book 70 bank.
Iosr.-Bankbook No o42, 1855 Bank for Savings,
2s0 Attn ave, New York. Payment stopped
Please return book 20 bank.
LoST.-Bankbook No $40. 1872 Bank Tor sayings
2s0 4th ave, New York. Payment stopped
Please return book TO bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

uOONE AVE. "a s. ~ . ~ Jefferson AZ"
Vincent Norendino AIT John = Flahi'" - Al,
lrrN L. 1919 tht NouiI sos.
RIDGE 81. 50 20 s.. Dimogk 4 Fink . ~ AE'
SOUTHERN boulevard. ~ :. lAt y o'
Inrcrva1c ave. George ~ealy 90, Inc aE'
Levine 4 Atlas Man -. 1912 500.
18TH ST 90 East. Joseph S'hIoFh're aE'
Herman Uohrs 81 nj. June ~ 1912 so
SAME PROPERTY benjamin 6oiil'h aR'
same. June a. 1912 So ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
l3oth street
I2aih street

rba anproxllnate amount n the len or
,barre 10 .a,isfy which tho abo' Described
propertv ~ 10 be soln. ~ Eight thousand nine
In interest thereon from the I'D day or
MAJ. 1879. together with costs and allowance
a,,ou,ttnr 10 Three hundred and forty three
~ 10 loIIsrs win interest from Nav 2Ith, 1872
together pith tho expenses Of the sale. Inc dp
proyimlt. amount % tho taxes. assessments
and yra,cr rates or other Hens, which are 10
he allowed 10 the purchaser out Of the pun,
chase money. or paid by the Referee Ia s2es. %
u,t,d New York. NAV 2sth. 1912
John ~ ROGAN. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

FREMONT AVE. =, ~ u N Clinton
ave gJXgQ 10. Mary II Corell. o1trN loans
Prank and Joseph f Ramstock $500.
WEST End AVE n . cor 9Nth S. 20 hNlOo.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co loans J. and "
Holding 90 S2I5.eOo
222D ST. n s. 3O5 n Of Barnes ave. &xlli,
John T Farrel and Frank ] Warburton, TuSte'''
loan William Ringestein 81 500.
222D ST. 5. 49, q Of Barnes ave 2'Hii4
Park AVE.s e cor l72d e. "a prp5 Manhat-
tan Mortgage 90 loans Ernst kellfr 'onern'ton
90 500 no0
100 same loans same $4,000
Park AVE. Q s. - 3 II ~ 1920 81 - TX
100 same loans same $1,000
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The Bronx.

EAGLE AVE. p % u of 161st 81, SIX
- Farmers loan and Trust %. trus, N
Ludo w wilkens, June Il. s2o,5oo; address
1BSFfsc"AaTTR AVE. aos2. 3. 25xl2o. Deni,
OF. Cohalan. rof N John Tauer 7o5 Elton
ave, April On: Slo.32'. attorney. Title Guar
LOT 5ie. map Wakefield. 1oor114: .'acoh
Diamond ~ 81 ~ Selig Diamond, 24o West
saith st. May 2; 81; attorney Louis Roscoherg
MAPEs AVE, " cor OF 1soth st. sSx222;
Rosa = KIinkel e - Julian II Gese. Piss bath
nev Title guarantee 60. 17s Broadwav
RIVER AVE. 8; 300 n Of 18TH ST.
Gardner. 1870 Lexington ave, June a. 500;
attorney Title Guarantee and Trust CO. 17G
Broadway.
Louis Joseph and ano. 42e West 144th ST:
June 10. 81. attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust 20, l7s Broadway.
ST AIMS AVE, E. p u Of 18Th 81.
25xiOO4; 81 AIMS ave, 3. 2754 n ~
l41st St, 25xoo. 81 AIMS ave, . =. 325 4 n n
Of 14st st. 25xao. James shea TO S. Ann
Realty CO. SS5 East 12sth 81, June II (mtF
S13. 500I. - address, 3sb East 18Th ST.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD, cor % 1880 81,
l14YlO0. Hazel Real Estate co TO Arborview
Realty CO, 90 Emerson st, June II tmtg
$1,000; 800. ATTORNEYS. Simpson Cardozo
lot ais. " y. map Wakefield. Charles II
10Th ave. M Vernon Y Y. June ~ 500
attorney, Charles u Raeohler, 1926 walker
i4sTH ST. 4iO East. 25x irreg x2l 5xae II;
Catherine Hermann % John Hermann 44o
East 14sth 81 mtg Sl9 0o0. June Is 81 at
torney. x Eennessy, p William 81
SAME PROPERTY: John II Hermann II
Jonn and Catherine Hermann. 40 East 4sth
ST (rnts $4,000; June IS. 81: attorney same
ETH ST. s. 4ao1o It W Of courtlsndt ave,
2sTlo16, Henry Y Coo and ano. trus, ~
500: attorney LAWYERS Tile Insurance and
Trust co. 100 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
CHURCH MAY SELL PROPERTY

Justice Giegcrich. Of the Supreme Court
yesterday granted leave TO the Church Of
St Clemens Mary to sell No. 42l West 44th
street. on a lot g5x1OO5 feet, to Gussie
Rrann for S24.5Oo Part Of the proceeds Of
the sale win be applied to the completion
Of the church now i'm course of construc-
ton at No.-ars TO u2 West 4oth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan.

ID AVE no 20 sly 'enmt and stores
D. I.r.oy,-l,. leo 9TH ave. owner. + L'luiug,
IT, lao 9th ave architect, s., III
toC7.tf ST "a West. e. q ? stv church LrnoH
,,,I.,. uiou Church. premises, o0uor, -
kelsct YouNers. y y. architect. Sl",""
5V, AVE 6ls foo a q sty trust ONCE bog ana
ba.t .ior 7rfruis. TquitatI. Trust 90, pr'ui- -.
owner. a e. Jackson, $50 ''n a.'. - "i'.''
$1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
CONNECTICUT SEAT LEASED.

Poaso * Gilman have rented for Dexter
7. stone his country seat situated on the
West Mountain Road between Ridgeneld
and South Salem, Conn, to Miss G. D.
Jennings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
WORK WANTED.
.iale

Male.
lrt,>C,r ApITE TYFEWHiT ER Beginner
rapid accurate. moderate salary caanGe OF aa
vauccmcut. railroad work preferred. AdNeruse''
G4B Amsterdam ave.
yor.XG MAN ,2Ot wishes position with chance
Dor advancement. best reference. In. schus
ter 2Ss % 81. --
lOTNG MAN. Il. desires position al any
thing, luippirg preferred, 5000 marker, nes'
references WILLIAM EReNlch. a. I'd st
Eornale
4 VISITING GONERNESa Backward children
coached. terms reasonable Address Miss l..
Richmond II Irving Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor l4sth st f"r
10 s'y tonut 90 ilNtr,. George , Iigs'n '"r -
struailgu CO. sol 5th ave oWuCr. Roth. ~
9TH ave architect. $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20

HELP w ANTED,
Male.

GFN7S-Grcatos' summer Money MaKe'
over placed In hands ~ agents I"nl2n-
.,,,,.J trst minute. order taken second mia
ute sample Free r. p. Frey, New castle ia,
/ MADE $4,000 N I've years with smol,
mail order business; began with 80 Ser9
for free booklet. Tells how. HeacocH' oo0'
y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
NEW JERSEY
THIS Is GOOD.
SPECIAL SALE BUNGALOW SITES
SOS PER PLOT.

writN reservinS tickets for free special tralhs
" 9 REEVES & CO.. 124 f 23rd ST., ~ Y. e.
vOp sArE-Tvelve farms near Trenton, PEN
nington and Princeton, with all necs sf4'
buildings. terms easy, four extraori'n a
,orCy pIscss: suitable country homes oI,e
49, ~, with or without stock; handy
stesTn and electric roads near .hurches ana
schools 80 20 600 acres each. write w A .
CARR Princeton. y. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
TIE PRIVATE SALES MARKET,

rry --RET,T-huaa r. Martin has sold 70 "A
NJ. Perrin No go nrv street. four story huhd
ms 1u 70 lot "a 4N7t., feet, adjoining the south
east corner Of Washing street
g4Tu STREET Leonard Veil has rcsold No.
a. West gHtn street 10 uy" story dathouse. on O
Dor DIX 100 N feet Nr. NtuI acquired the pdloe'
baum. who recently purchased IL from FRANK
INA STRFl.r--Iohn r. Davidson has sold for
Tow,ufe.d a TRACER tine four story dwelling
,.rs4 80 1s5 We-t, 9th street on a lot III *
lD.u feet TO Mrs. g.. "ridS"aN Who VIII
occupy.
for Isdor a. kemprcr and Irving Levine No.
$40 West @7t1 street. fi'e story tenement house
STTjf STREET Pease & rNHman have sold
for Dr. rhUlp Embury 40. Oh West 7Oth street
. four story American Easement dwelling house,
on a lot IGx1U0i feet. to Il client for occupancy.
n-TH -TREEr-Fisher and Irving J. Levine
and i.idor ". kempner have resoId tho five story
f1f1ousa 40 $40 West 3Itn street. on a lot 2jN
GS e feet. 20 Philip LihermAn for investment.
Tho broker was e. Bernstein This property was
bought last week 10y the present sellers from
g,TT eTEEFT-Negotiario are pending for
the sale hv Sophia ~ Mvgatt Of No 257 West
9th street. q three story dwelling house, on a
10. lSxlO0 n feet
The Bronx.
%EFEID AvE>I-Ts-w. p. 4 W T. Brown
and John Gsorpon sold FOR the de Pcvster
estate The plot 50Nlo1 feet south side Of
Nefeid avenue. 100 feet west NJ White Plains
@iiTH sTREET-Mary NcGarry sold TO
Angelo .Tusfo tho plot, a2Ei TX irregular,
north side ~ 21lth street. log feet east Of
TI<TGN AvENUE-The Kramer Contract
ing Company sold 80 946 20 aJ6 linton ave-
nue., two tfc story Hathouses, each on plot
75xi22 feet 10 Morris E. Weiss. who gives in
huilGnc. on plot HSxGSG feet. The latter
property has been resoid 70 janet A. Morris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET.
wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY.
ITALIAN VILLA

ITALIAN VILLA
oy.rlookin9 the Hudson; all modern improve
msnts and convenienoes: 90 minutes rom Ne"
vary. all out OF door sports; owner has other
-o,o-,,, demanding his attention; easy pay
,o,,, - resnonsihle parties Write for full IN
,or,na,ior Room 1000. 331 Madison ave.
AT SCARSDALp
,,.o,,rt change OF residence. will rent choice
&C EXCELLENT location. special price go PEI
month; halt rent for July and August AddresS
: q y Hartsdale y. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, Nos. "A and Is Vesey street:
Ey,, Tgrvan L Kennedy

yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, Nos. Il and IS Vesey street:
by Bryan L. Kennedy.
CRESCENT PL. So " g, 80 n e o. Win
fed ave, Sherwood Park. Yonkers. 5OXl0O. 3
sly . family dWlg. bid IN a. -. 200
BEDFORD AVE. 2GGG and 1850 near Flat
bush ave-. BROOKLYN @ D stv dwlgs each Box
700 so 26Cg bid 'n a. $4,000. No 266s with
drawn.
HAMILTON AVE. 1927 and 1921. 2oo ~ ;
OF Broadway, Morris Park, l. I. . sty dwlgs.
each 80No2, No 1927 bid in at $4,000. 40 1891
Withdrawn.
BY Joseph p. Day.
18TH ST. 443 East, 3. 1919 o. w OF
Pleasant ave, la0xlO010: sly dwlg. al
iourncd 10 june 20.
fo3D sT i52 East q .. 2446 y " Of I'D
ave, 2Gxi0C n; . sly tenTt; sold 70 the Tinil
Realty Co for $4,000
18TH ST, 294 West s. 1O4 ~ ~ 9Th
ave. 15.9NJ91l; 4 sly dwlg, sold 70 the plain
uf for $4,000
At the Bronx exchange:
BY Joseph p. Day
FULTON AVE, 1873. =, 170 n n OF
I67th ST. 69Xl66N ifreg; ? stv dWIg: vacant.
gold 20 The plaintiff for Ell, 900.
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lesseeD
JUNE Ie
AVENUE A. 1914, all. Mile Kahioer to Solo
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BROADWAY. -, 1913 n ~ 125th - ~ IL
100, Ferdinand Bass 10 New York Savings
Bank. 81 sth ave. June 10 due as per bond /:
$4,000: attorneys. Weber Weber. 100 Beck
man 81.
GREENWICH ST. 1855 4sxs2 2: Hudson Com
psnies. 10 Simon Marx 81 al D47 Madison ave;
June II prior mtg s66.0ooD. yrs. Al per cent
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

with name and address OF grantee and attorney.
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
10
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
SUM MER RESORTS.

1BERT ENsKO. established 1878. buys dia-
monds. platinum, gold. silver antiques. pawn
kot. lllC Madison nNh. .S3al.
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HOTEL MORTON

VIRGINIA AVE. NEAR BEACH
ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.
Open all the year Fine table. Suites with
private bath Handsomely furnished. Pertsct
sanitary arrangements Elevator to ali foorA
Special rates for winter. Capacity $50.
Mrs N r. HAINES Owner and Proprietor
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with name and address OF lessee)
JUNE 1e
AVENUE A. 1919; all. Mile Kafioer to Solo
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Bank for Savings
Payment stopped
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LOST. handbook No. $40, "a
2s0 4th ave. New York.
Please return book TO bank.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-05
Morning Cable Report
CONTINUED from Page One. }

CORNWALL ONHUDsON January today
Dr. Lyman Abbott editor the outlook which journal Colonel Roose
contributing
candidate nomination by the forthcoming convention the Repub
can party
NJ candidates The
outlook added that his statements made without
will he
MINNEAPOLIS January campangn
pbcan presidency opened
Sherman antitrust by the amnsa
PEORIA H. January
He made brief speeches
heartily received.
LA SALE Ill., January strong speech delivered here today
candidate Republican presidential
nation this integrity
competition while
quality
Fighting will inferred military
dent Justices
the diplomatic Every branch of the and will
be
WASHINGTON January seems little prospect
ton laws regarding measure be presented
PEEN, January 5-Repng of Ting
discuss final shiha
capital for that The premier does not believe he
Shanghai though he willing absolute
o peace from that
PETIN January Empress
the
PEN January Tang
factions tie capital decided China
SACRAMENTO January yesterday
quest
Mediterranean fruit paying the Of
the Hawaiian has been agreed
other officials definitely pledged the
Hawaiian the
WASHINGTON, bill
yesterday
the California
gresham Hayes of the fifth
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-05
INSULTS FOR FINLAND
IN IMPERIAL BUDGET

HELSINGFORS, December 23.-De
tails of next years budget prove how
little Finland has to hope from the
change in the Russian Premiership.
Even the most confirmed optimists find
their hopes dashed.
No less than million dollars are
to be cut out of the Finnish education
grants, so that more can be spent on
pensions for Russian officials. This is
stab in the back to the scholatic
system of which the Firms are proud
Grants are also cut off that have
hitherto aided literature, musical So
cieties, theaters, art galleries and
science departments, along with $780,
600 for fighting consumption and $780,.
600 for accommodating the country's
insane
To crown all, $4,000, the entire
expenses of the Diet, is Topped off,
this being the Russian method of in.
timating that a Diet which is not sub
servient can expect no funds. Yet
an official of the governor-generaIs Of.
fee named Januschkowskii is allowed
a pension out of the Finnish treasury
of $500 a year That is but one sam
pie out of many. The whole series
of proposals constitute an insulting
disregard of the Finnish constitution.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-05
FEDERAL coNVlcTs WILL
HAVE MUSIC AT DINNER

ATLANTA CGa), December 25.-The
warden of the federal prison in South
Atlanta has ordered that the prison
orchestra play during dinner each day.
The innovation began on Christmas
day, and it proved a great surprise to
the eight hundred wards of Uncle
Sam, for they don't see the papers
very often, and their first intimation
of the change, in all probability, was
when the strains of popular airs per-
meated the diningroom.
The prison orchestra has been in
training for several months under the
supervision of Jake Matthiessen, and
is now a really capable organization.
1t has given a number of concerts for
the prisoners.
1t was a far different Christmas
dinner from those of the past. The
men gathered at small tables, with
snowy white linen, and then the or
chestra struck up. Warden Meyer be.
lieves music has sofetening and ben
eficial effect on men.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-05
AUTOGRAPH HUNTER AFTER
WORLDS CELEBRITIES

BUDAPEST, December 23.-The
champion autograph collector of the
world, Louis Barth, has just returned
to Arao, after paying special visit
to England to secure Queen Alexan.
dra's autograph. 1t is his ambition to
obtain the autograph of every real
celebrity in the world, and in pursuit
of this hobby he has already spent
$4,000 in travelling expenses.
Herr Barth keeps the album, which
is worth 100000, with him night and
day It contains the names of $50
world-famous people, whose remarks
have been written in .forty-three Ian
guages. In answer to numerous re.
quests, he lis preparing history of
how the autographs were obtained, and
facsimiles of every signature will
make His book, when published, a
unique and interesting record.
One of his scoops was to obtain the
autograph of the Emperor Francis
Joseph, who told Herr Barth he was
the only person not a minister who
had ever received his signature. On
seeing the album at Biarritz on his last
visit, King Edward said: Your book
is an extraordinary treasure. 1t has
only one defect: it is not mine"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-05
SALON LIMITS PRIVILEGES.

PARIS, December pa long-de-
sired innovation has been introduced
into the regulations of the Salon des
Artistes Francois. Hitherto the award
of a second-class medal entitled the
holder to have two pictures hung
without going before the jury. AS
some score or more of second-class
medals are awarded every year, the
number of artists whose compositions
crowd the walls to the exclusion of
new talent has become so great that
the whole character of the exhibition
has suffered. The committee has now
decided that only the works of the
first-class medals shall be in the fu-
ture exempted from submission to
the jury.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-05
TORY LORDS HEIR JOINS
IRISH NATIONALIST PARTY

DUBLIN, December 23.-John Red
mond has learned of a new recruit to
his party in most unexpected quar-
ter The Irish leader Is pleased be-
cause the newcomer is none other than
Hon. William Gibson, oldest son of
Lord Ashbourne, Lord Chancellor of
ireland during the last Conservative
administration.
The Hon. William is a curious per
sonality. His breaking away from
family traditions has been accom-
plished by degrees.
First he renowned tile faith of his
fathers, and embraced the Roman
Catholic religion, next he became a
Gaelic Lacquer and after hard study
developed into a fluent speaker Of
Erse Afterwards he conceived the no.
ton of discarding the modern style of
dress and going about in Gaelic attire
similar to the Highland kilt-and
finished up by becoming an expert
performer on the Irish warpipes.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-05

at the cafeteria on the second Monday
in each month and then meeting for
business afterwards This plan will
be given a trial next Monday.
There are many new plans in hand,
and these will be discussed at the
Forthcoming meeting. Another physi-
cal director is needed, and the general
secretary is now searching for a suit
able man. When he is procured pr,
Hand will be able to give the whole Of
his time to the men, and the new man
will instruct the boys.
The business mems gymnasium has
now reached eighty.siX. It is expected
that the full enrolment of 100 will be
reached this month.