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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-04-19
Honor Roll Of Duncan School

hOnOl hOH OI DUNCAN SCHOOL
First grade-Alfred Bishop, Colman
Tucker.
Second grade-Kate Railey.
Third Grade sallie Gillian, Pearl
Rochester. Grace Rochester, Evie
Tucker.
Fourth grade-Lillie Mae Bishop.
Fifth Coliene Bishop, Annie
Tucker. Mrs. W. W. Gillian Teacher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser and at
toTuey.)
DECEMBER 81.
Manhattan.

ALL REAL, AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
neld by party first part OF when Henry l. Z
Davis died seized: Cora Rutherford to FREQ
part. Dec 10, 81. attorneys. Mitchell d Mitch
81 sri II AVE, cor seth st. 4s.lixso: circiet
~, stIg ooO. Dec %; 800; attorney Title
Guarantee Go. lT6 Broadway. g..
0TH AVE. cor 29Jth g. 2a ~ Mo, sun y,
BrooEIyn (ntg $500; Dec 10; 81. attorneys
Daly' Henry 8 Meyers. 10 william ST
10TH AVE- ". cor Oath st; 2oo igI42s; pain
g asO n 90 OF 10Th ave. 25x44 10: SD ct. n 5,
4o5 n W of 10th ave, 25xil.i: oath st, 8, 3Zo
N q OF 18th ave. 2oXl1DO also rights, iran
chlses etc; Johann Henderson las muster corn
FarTners Loan and Trust Co, trustees. TO Ed
ward cornell. at Central Valley. Y; Dec ~,
si.G79ooo; attorneys, Dawes Aue'paeh' cor
nell 4 Barry. "a Nassau st. 49,,
SANE PROPERTY; Central Park North &
East River II X Co to same; confirmation
deeds. Dec 10; 81, attorney; same sa >,,,-. 90
puthenian Greek Catholic Church OF 81 George,
~ East 7th st (mtg. $4,000; Dec 10; 81; at
torneys. Mooney ~ ShipInan, 81 wall 81.
SOD ST, $50 East, sty brk, 3oxss.9. Nathan
c,raus 10 Nathan Straus Pasteurized MIX
Laboratories Corporation. 3is East 32d st; Dec
u: 81: attorney, Mr. Sands, care X III Macy q
90. broadway and saith St
SlTH sT, : :. 50 II W OF 9th ave. cox0s.9:
Michael r Loughman ct al to s6th Street and
West End Avenue 90, 1O3 Park ave; Dec Isl
siOo: attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Co. 100 Broadway
asTH sT. s, 100 II e Of sth ave, 4ix9S.9;
NJ = Uochstadter to Jacob Rosenthal, 1898 7th
ave " part Crntg $4,000; and all liens Sept
10. 500: attorneys. Marks q MARKS y" PARK
3srH ST. 900 and 27l West; sly brk; AK
os .; same TO Frederick w Rothsehild, 81 West
secure two notes each for $l.250; May %; 500;
attorney. Rose & Putzel. 1913 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; same to l. Levy 4 Co.
"a, a5th al (mtg sj4 000); Nov %: \, part
aiyen as security for s2,dJ0; 500; address.
East 65th 81. 100 o..
sgTH ST, " West, 8. 8 sly brk. 80 4x10o.s;
e,sorye ~ Ttemeyer to canebrake Realty co.
AZ Nassau st; Dec II: quit claim; 81 attorney.
a q Irnst. 10 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: Canebrake Realty Co TO
cnr,iss p Byron 2224 Amsterdam ave (mtg
900 oOO,. Dec II; 500; attorney, same.
asst ST. SO West: sty brk. y. Morris
f Hochstadter TO Isaac Wolf, 80 West 9ist 81;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23

East BROADWAY. 100. 25xi3 block: 10Th
81 IS West, 9, 1sxlO0 H. June IL l9l2' Inn
and Leah Reibstein 10 Abraham ana LOUIS
paws: 5000; attorney IL Ziesef' o5 farN
h9 3n ST. $. i25 II OF Thompson st. 5oS
tO9. March 49, 1905; Emil t and Dorothy
Palmenberg; $4,000; attorneys sackett &
Lang ,'n ~ SS ST. g. 25xo2 Dec 10. 1884; An
s-S,, I ana Mary \ White ct al. exrs. 10 Simon
s Rosenbaum; $1,000; attorneys Rose & Put
ze ap l- AVE- i2s' % skis: Jan . 1902 Katho
iischer Geselen Nerein, New York, TO ChuTcn
Of 81 Mary Magdalen; 5000; attorney Glenn
SAME PROPERTY. June !, 1912. Louis Mil
orin 10 Kathollscher Gesellen Nerein; sl5,OOo
ggTH ST. 3i7 West, 2jX9s.9; Dec % 1910;
sIdonia Weiss to Sterling sterling 40 East
Eth ST, at point in centre lire thereof lis
n q OF 9th ave- runs iO9.2x 1863 10
said centre line 100 10 oesinhng; DeS -
i.vdia w Thorne: $1,000; attorney, George +
Garland, II Wall st.
The Bronx.
COURTLANDT AVE, cor Springfield
u54th So 25sloo: Avg Is 1909 avg aS and Tara
Moebus g EDWARD 1aa BS9e:aek ZOO attorney
JNTERVALE AVE, n W :, 1901 IT from
point intersection with block il4 map 300 sub
"a 1xi2I 4x25xl22.5; Aug To- 1905: Dennis and
MARY Ncgrath to George Lyons; S3.i00; at
torney. NJ Sullivan. Willis ave ard l4sth st:
IOT 45, map 325. OF South Belmont. J0xloo;
oct 81. 1912: Antoinette l. Staab to l. Napoleon
Levy l25 Broadway; sl.Io0.
LOTS II, Is, II, % and 81, map 1893; Maclay
Avenue Realty CO.. Aug II, 1911: Wilgus Realty
co to Albert Msmlock; $1,000; attorney s
r,tterrnan. 300 Broadway.
WESTCHESTER AVE. $. l28 II OF
Union ave 25xli96; Oct 2s. 1909: Anna and
Charles A Fisher to Dollar savings Bank: SIS
600: attorneys. Lexow. Mcclellan & Wells 3
Cedar ST.
SAME PROPERTY; Dec 1, 1911; Louis b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23
DYNAMITE TRIAL NEAR END
Expected Case Will Go to the
Jury Friday Afternoon.

indianapolis, Dec. 22-Four more days
Of argument will confront the jury when
the dynamite conspiracy. trial Is resumed
tomorrow. one and a half days remain
for the defence Of the forty men on triaL
in whose behalf Senator John w. Kern
and William ~ Harding will speak. Two
and a half days will be used by the
United States Attorney, Charles W. MI
Ter ChriAtmas Day the government VIII
be in the midst Of It's argument that all
Of the defendants were implicated In the
Mcnamara dynamite plots.
Il il expected that Federal Judge Al
bert b. Anderson's charge 20 the jury
will begin by next Friday morning. The
court already has stated that the law
bearing on the conspiracy charges VIII
be set forth clearly, and that the jurors
will be instructed Just what evidence TO
apply TO certain Of the defendants.
This is trial, not Of labor unionism,
but Of labor union officials accused Of
wrongdoing," Judge Anderson repeatedly
has said.
Both Senator Kern and Mr. Harding
stated that they will speak particularly
I'm behalf of Olaf A. Tveitmoe and Eu-
gene A. Clancy OF San Francisco, who
are accused Of violating the federal
statutes regulating the transportation 81
explosives in connection with explosions
AT Los Angeles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23
A GREAT WITNESS.

Under the heading OF "a Great Wit
ness" 1.-THE Bache Review in It's issue
OF Saturday, December q. has the fol-
lowing:
M. Morgan has placed the whole
country under obligations by his clear
exposition at Washington.
such blunt common sense as the Pujo
committee has had forced upon II Is re-
freshing to read about. Here was hard
headed, able testimony 1t Will do the
country a vast amount of good to hear
the plain. sensible truth, even though the
bogey OF the money trust is put to
flight and rattles and clatters of into
the misty air and disappears.
mt. Morgan spoke with the greatest sim
certify. clearness and dlrectness. his state
ments we're based on the widest knowl-
edge and experience, and his testimony
cannot be gainsaid.
He says there is no money trust and
that all the banks IN Ch-istendon could
not control money and credit That such
a condition is not only impossible now,
hut inconceivable in the future. That
the basis OF all power in this direction
Is confidence in character. That when a
man or q group OF men abuse power they
lose character and, the power with it,
and when such power is once lost it can
never be recovered. The very attempt
would turn tho tower OF rock into crum-
bling sand, which would fall instantly to
destruction.
This dissipates the wrath which poll
ticians and demagogues have held up to
the people with expressions OF holy hor-
ror and keeping their audiences spell
bound with hate and terror for hours.
The men who are able TO run things are
compelled to run them or all business will
be much affected. The whole country
must respect Mr.. Morgan's conclusions
because ne is a national figure standing
through many years for the broadcast
financial knowledge, the highest integrity
and ability and for the best interests OF
the whole people
MIR. Hiorgans word in the financial and
Industrial community mas always stood
az a bond He has never made prom
Use which he has not kept. And his
wonderful business ability has been a
preponderating factor in advancing the
United States to the position Of the high
est commercial supremacy which II holds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23

y part mtg $4,000: July =: 81, attorneys
Hays, Hershfleld & Wolf no Broadway .o,
DIST ST, s 8. go It Of Columbus ave, 2oS
thai 1898 18th ave mtg S2l. 900; Sept 10; SlVo'
attorneys. Marks Marks. 90 Park Row. Re,,oo ~.
llSPH Restv % East pa a M sy esk s S Long
fellow ave mtg s25 600; all Hens: Dec ~
800; attorney, George Blank. 2Il Broadway
Path ST. s. 800 It W OF Amsterdam ave-
lolxIoo11 Harry Heller, to Samuel 1 IIpman:
$50 Prospect ave; Nov II mtg $4,000; siOo'
attorneys. Lachman & Goldschmidt 80 Mas
sau ST.
tina Building Corporation. 900 Prospect ave
(mtg s25. 600; Dec 20; 800; same attorneys
18TH ST. % West. n s; siy erk. il. OK
call; William Henderson 10 Theo b Dale %
torney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. lI6
Broadway.
i$lsT ST, $. 235 {, Of Lenox ave; ak
$50 West 18th st: Dec 20; 81; attorney M
Powell % Wall ST
Tho Bronx.
BATHGATE AVE. Q 5. 20 II n OF 112d ST.
2Oxl2O: Emma Otis ct al 70 Denis Duggan'
1920 Bathgate ave; c. Dec .; $40; attorney,
Shaw, AZ Broadway. 80.
ELTON AVE. ISL and 7s3. $. 5oIi0o
Julius Helderman to Rosie Reed. III fulton
ave; Dec 16. 500: address. 7s3 Elton ave.
HUGHES AVE 1916. s. 25xlO0; Aliia
Amablle to Alfred Il Olsen, 1875 Fulton ave
(mtg $4,000: Dec IA; 500; attorney, n sulz-
HUGHES AVE, $, 275 II n Of 1881 81, %
xiO0; Arthur ave 9 g. - II n of ls6th NJ, 81, .
xs76: Teresa LauritanO to Laura Aiello, %5'f
Hughes ave: Dec IA. 500: same attorney.
JACKSON AVE s. 1922 II OF 1871 ~
25xl00: william NJ Hoes. ref, TO Raffaele
Chaps. 3lS East 18th st; Dec 20; 5000; a.
torney Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 10
broadway
LOT 1875. map sos lots. Clasons Point; Mar
garet Schwalbenberg TO Annie r Maekenzi",
Patterson and Lac0mbe ayes: Dec 20 'mts
s4J0OJ; 500: attorneys. Hdreth palmer
81 ave and i4Sth 81. ,,..
LOTS 237 to 239. map of Forster-schml ~
property; Henry Forster TO Lena CLARK, Tvs
West 10th st; Dec II; 500; attorney, Law
yers Title Insurance and Trust Co, 100 Broad
way. 80 ,oo
PARK AVE. cor Of 1sih st. 5Oxloe9;;
William Lustgarten. ref, 10 Mary Deeley' oZp
West 149th st: Dec 90. $500
ST JOHNS AVE. e 8. 92.5 II OF Prospect
ave, 10 3xg2 1: Bridget Grove 70 Margaret MI
Ter 0l3 East Islst st; Dec 16 mtg S5VoD)i
17sTH ST. $ s. 1903 TT W Of Daily ave. 40. *
si4; Jacob Shapiro, ref 70 United stats
Mortgage and Trust Co, 80 Cedar 81; DEC ~
$50. 900: attorneys, Dexter, Osborn FlandeIs'
Broadway. 90
i7sTH ST. s, 50 Il " OF DAILY ave 4QaN
81 4: same TO JEANNE l. Ford, Paris. KY Dec
20. $50 coo; same attorneys,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
fBy Teleqraph to The Trlbune.I

fBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Fall River. Mass, Dec 22.-Tradlng in
the cloth markets Of New England was
rather light last week and estimates
range from $1,000 20 100000 pieces The
manifest weakness OF cotton had the et-
feet Of restricting business. and buyers
who have been operating since the re-
cent boom withdrew from the market,
they being Of the opinion that prices may
90 down. Concessions have been Few,
this being true Of 3b l2-inch 6tX6O, DO
yards 10 the pound, some mills having
held out for 5-l6 10 5as cents a yard
but some Of these showed a willingness
to trade at So cents. This construction
has had a very active run, and mills
have orders on their books which viii
keen their looms running for at least
nine weeks on this one style alone. The
demand for 64X64, SIS. has likewise been
very active and buyers takings VIII
reach millions Of yards.
The call for sateens and twills is less
euing but mills have done a very good
business in these cloths and profits have
been encouraging. The cotton yarn mar
kets remained rather firm last week. this
being attributed TO the fact that spin
news, both Southern and Eastern. are 50
well tied up with their contracts that
they cannot spare any goods. Knitters
were in the market for immediate sup
plies, but encountered much difficulty.
Viewers demands are not so intense, al
tnOuRN IN Jue past lHes nave met WIN
much Inconvenience when they were IN
search of spot shipments.
The raw cotton market was depressed
last week and it's effect was felt on
cloth values. II is interesting 20 note
the Chace and Flint mills have increased
their quarterly dividend rates one-haif
Of per cent for the quarter lust ended,
this condition showing beyond question
that the textile industry for the last sew
eral months has shown an improvements
over the corresponding period a year ago.
Although fine goods mills have suffered
very materially during the last two
years. their present condition shows n
slight improvement. II Is true that
profits are meagre. but there are ele-
ments which portend better times later.
The following are the quotations for
last week 2S-inch. 64X6i, l-16c; 2S-
3 fS316c: 27-inch. 56xj6. csc: 27-inch,
56x52, 3ifc; $Sia-inch, 64x64. 5l2c; 30
inch, 6sX72. cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23
LIS PENDENS.
DECEMBER 81


JEFFERSON AVE, s. lots 1899 and 200.
map OF Samuel Ryer homestead. Bronx
American Savings Bank agt Elizabeth Has
kin et al (amended foreclosure Of mtg), at
tOrneys. Irwin d Orr.
6STH ST zoo West; Windham Realization
co, Inc agt Henry Armstrong ct al (fore-
closure Of mtg; attorneys, Alexander Is
Green.
122D ST. s. 352 II Of 18th ave. 3tN
10O.11: Edwin @ Worms agt Amelia Fried
man faction TO fOreclose mechanics henli
attorney. r l. Noah.
ROAD from East Chester Church 10 Public
Landing s, adj lands Of Elijah Guion' con
tanning 80 acres. Bronx County Louis
Wechscr agt George Hooks ~ al foreclosure
Of mfG1. attorneys Atwater & Cruikshank
Attn ST. 8 IS Ji2.G n Of eth ave- -. bN
1905: Frank " Matteson act Benven Realty
GO a. al foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys
Strong Il Cadwalader
18TH ST 40. 2ii East: Emil Frankel agr
solomon Klein ~ al foreclosure OF mtg :
attorneys, Goldsmith, Rosenthal. Mork e
Baum
I'D AVE $3.50: Moses Oppenheim agt Car
mela Luciano 90 al foreclosure of mtg); at'
tOrney NJ EOgel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23

founded in 1872. The reorganization was
effected in 1871, but not until 1901 was the
present psnk given the sole privilege ot
note issuing. which right was granted for
neriod of forty years. The capital OF
the bank Is u, 10000 milreis, equai u - 20
each, and is privately owned. The direc-
tors are chosen by the Shareholders Dut
the government appoints the two chiei
officers. The head Office is In LAsDoh'
there is one branch and smaller agencies.
other private banks do most Of the COM
mercial business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23
RumanIa.

Of the so-called Balkan States Ru-
mania has the most stable monetary sys-
tenn. 1t is now on a gold standard Dasls
and has central bank of issue. In ID"
the National Bank OF Bucharest III the
capital city. was established, with cap
ltal of 100000 lei. paid in, one-thlrd
Of which was subscribed by the govern
ment. which appoints one-third OF the
directors. The lei is equal to 1873 cents
The issue power OF the bank Is resulat-
ed by the gold in reserve, when must
be at least 20 per cent OF the amount OF
notes out at all times. but the govern
ment can count 30 per cent OF the gold
held in other countries as part OF the
reserve. There are several other private
banks which make reports TO the govern
ment.
TO be continued Monday, December 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

UEIEMIth Il
BELMONT AVE, e s. l2O II Of 18th 81;
John Bell 60 agt Aida Amabile et al; Dec
81 1872: $500 OF
SAME PROPERTY: Church Gates 20
agt same: Dec u. 1912: S64l -. .,
MIDDLETOWN RID, n =, 10.i II OF VIII
Jams ave: UnionpOrt Lumber and Manufactur-
ing Co agt Baxter Howell Building 60, Inc
ct al Dec 10, 1912: sl,40O.
HUGHES AVE. ., II u n OF Crescent ave,
Meyer Malbn agt European Construction co ~
all Nov p 1912, sS2l 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRToLEr
NEW JERSEY.
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

SEE DAHI's 1 FAMILY HOUSES
before buying elsewhere. Two 10 be sold,
Located az East 18th ST. and Ave. J. Seven
large rooms. bath: all Improvements, steam
heat. electric light, parquet flooring. Price.
$3.50, 81 900 cash. % minutes from Park
Row by Brighton Beach IT, TO Ave. J. Prop
erty 200 r. from station. owner on premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23
ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan,

Columbia Realty co, liJ Broadway. owner
Buchman & Fox. II East 59th 81. architects
cost 81. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

DECEMBER 81.
2O4TH ST. s. 12j n 81 Cadiz pl, 25c
125: Manhattan Mortgage Co loans Carmine
Nptrauo $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23
COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET, FUR.
NISHED.

FOR RENT-Furnished house, IA rooms;
baths buffers pantry, laundry, electric
lights f. y. PEITIs. Church St, Stock
bridge. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23
The Bronx.

INDEPENDENCE AVE. " :. $50 II n OF
24Sth ST: for "A / sty brick stable 464x3t IL:
George W. Perkins, Riverdale. owner
Byers 30 Pearl 1t. architect. cost, $500.
CARPENTER AVE. g. cor 236th 81; for
FIVE = sly frame dwgs. 20x55 each: Edward
Egenberger. 200 West 34th 81, owner; Lucian
Pisciotta. 39l East 140th st. architect; total
cost $4,000
19STH ST 8 O. cor Valentine ave; for
stv brk tenmt O.j24 xS1; Peter Fox. 362s 81
ave. owner: Charles Schaefer. Jr Company.
4Ol fremont ave. architect; cost. S35.OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23
SamUeIs 10 Anna A Fisher; $500; attorne
Richard J DonoYan. l20 Broadway.
MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER u.

42D ST s. whole front bet Broadway ara
eth ave, 81. 1N51 3x--xs9.0; Duffy collin es'
Michaud Catering Co, Inc, owner ana eohuae
tor: 1903 80. -,
WEBSTER AVE, 20S9 TO 2043; Brooklyn
Fireproof sash and Door co, Inc, agt Crawst9h
Construction Co, owner and contractor; SllV:
AMSTERDAM AVE, 1884. Joseph Tho & %
agt Abraham Goldberg. owner; II scheier'
contractor S93 80
46TH ST. 220 West; George + Root co sst
White Rats Actors Union OF America, owner
Cramp a 90. contraction. $500 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23
Banks of Greece.
Bank of Portugal.

or the corporate Portuguese banks the
Bank Of Portugal is the chief, and is the
successor of the old Bank Of Lisbon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23
FINANCE & INVESTMENT
Switzerland's Banks.
EIGHTH ARTICLE
BY Marc M. Reynolds.

Until 1915 banking in Switzerland was
not systematized. and unfortunate results
occurred at different periods, but on that
date the federal government of the re-
public assumed the role of control in reg
ulating currency issues. Forty banks
combined note issues, savings and mort
gage loan business under fairly safe
government restrictions until 1895. when
Switzerland enacted a law creating
central bank. the National Bank OF
Switzerland, which began operations IN
June. 1907 The charter runs for twenty
years. and now It has a monopoly OF note
issuing. The capital is 100000 francs
and IS divided among the cantons' OF
states. The federal government owns
none Of the stock, but appoints twenty
iive out Of forty members OF the oahh \
council. the remainder being selected by
shareholders No private shareholder Is
entitled to more than one hundred votes
Irrespective of his holdings. The note
issue business of the bank is carried on
at Berne, while other business is conduct
ed at Zurich. both places being head Of
fees Of the bank. The bank Is unlimited
in its note issues, provided it has a gold
reserve Of 40 per cent and commercial
paper to cover the balance Of the issue
and it's other obligations. No loans OF
discounts may be made for longer
period than three months, and comm r.
cial paper must bear two names. NJ IN
terest on deposits is allowed except on
government funds and dividends are linn
tied 10 4 per cent Ten per cent Of the
profits I'D TO 10000 francs annually goes
10 the surplus until it reaches % per
cent of the capital, and the excess over
per cent dividends goes to the govern
ment, which. in turn, distributes two
thirds Of it to the different states 70 re-
imburse them for the loss Of taxes or
notes in use prior TO the formation OF
the central bank. There are a number
of other banks doing commercial busi-
ness. with assets aggregating 0o,QooGW
francs.
Banks of Greece.
The chief banking institution II this
country is the National Bank Of Greece,
a privately owned corporation, with a
capital Of 22,0Co,0e0 drachmai. \ dr1ch-
mai is equal 10 1873 cents. The head Office
is in Athens, and there are forty-two
branches in the several sections in the
kingdom. The lonian Bank, the rext
banking institution Of Importance, shares
the privileges Of note issues with the Ma
tional Bank Of Greece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
DEC EMBER II,
Manhattan.

ll1TH Sc, S. "a n " OF Pleasant ave; for
a sly dwg and store. 2Gx2l.4: o Colasuomlo,
3l3 East 18th ST. owner. Reissmann, 80
LIST 81. architect: cost. $1,000
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY, n cor Morn
ingslde ave, 72x95: Cathedral Church Of 81
John the Divine. owner. Cram, Goodhue &
Ferguson. > West 47th st, architects; cost
$50 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF grantee and at
torney)
rpt.res, a. = per cent unless otherwise stated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23

FOR SALE-White Plains, " Y (Soundyiow
section), S-room. stuccO dwelling. hot
water heat, electric light. 3 baths; plot. 12Sx
$50. trees convenient 10 White Plains or
Hartsdale station: S13.500 WILLIAM KEEL,
Depot So, White Plains ". y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23
uNFuRNIsHEp APARTMENTS.
BOROUGH &" BROOKLYN.

BEAUTIFUL NEW LIGHT APARTMENTS,
Best In Bay Ridge; overlooking Bay. s,ss
st, bet 4th a 9TH ayes; 4, .. rooms, bath,
modern improvements. steam heat. electric
light vacuum cleaning; average rents. S23 "a
10 SOS; 30 minutes from Park Row: near L.
surface lines. Gentiles preferred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23
EAST SIDE.

BACHELOR APARTMENTS
corner Lexington ave. and 34th st
three rooms and bath: f45
ASHFORTH & CO. III East 42d ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
$3.50. Gem OF Queens

500 Down. S2IOO per month.
/ family cottage rooms and bath: steam
heat: parquet floors laundry I'm cellar. g.. l..
WILLIAMS. Liberty and Bigelow ayes. Wood
haven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23
LONG ISLAND.
wEsTCnEsTER COUNTY.

ARROW HOMES: $3.50 DOWN: So MONTE
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-23
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF lenders Attorney
DEFENDER 81.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-06
MEETS DEATH
WHEN He FALLS
FROM A VESSEL
SAILOR, WHOSE NAME is NOT
KNOWN, is DEAD AS RESULT OF
FALLING FROM BRITISH STEAM
SHIP sANTAREN YESTERDAY.

While working aboard the British
steamship Santaren. of London. yester-
day afternoon, one Of the sailors whose
name could not be learned last night,
fell overheard. meeting almost instant
death.
Soon after the unfortunate sailor
fell, number of his comrades and
others onzthe wharf at Commandments
street, where the accident occurred,
FASTENED to the rescue and he was
soon pulled out of the water and ply
sicians summoned.
The physicians worked on him for
some time but were unable to resus-
citate him and a few minutes after
he was taken from the water he was
pronounced dead.
A post-mortem examination showed
that his skull had been fractured, the
fracture being eight and half inches
in length, which the attending physi-
clans declared was one OF the longest
they had ever seen.
Funeral service Will probably be
conducted some time today, but the
arrangements had not been concluded
up to a late hour last night.