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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-23

The doctors used to bleed mankind
For every i'll that they could find,
But now they're wiser, said one to-
me,
And give instead Rocky Mountain
Tea.
The Peoples Drug Store.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-23

rA~ 4<<2<< &JXk0.
Motto. is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners of
Marshall County, Indiana. will re-
ceive sealed proposals for the follow
ing described Improvement abou,
he Court House Square In me CITY
Of Plymouth, Indiana. to-wit:
One s foot driveway leading n
north side of Court House. 70 he
built of cement.
All according to the plans and
specifications for said proposed
work, on file in the office OF the An
d'tor of said County
The Board reserves the right m
REJECT snv and all bids.
Each bid to be accompanied nv an
afhdavit of no collision and = bond
m an amount of the bid.
Sa'd bids will be received until
O'Clock p. m. on ' :
Tuesday, September Z 1soe.
when the same will be opened.
Given under my hand and
tseaD this 14th day OF August.
1910. va
H. L. SINcREY.
Auditor.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-23

The intense itching characteristic
Of salt rheum and eczema is instantly
allayed by applying Chamberlain's
Salve. AS cure for skin diseases
this salve is unequaled. For sale by
Fred Wenzier.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-23

In this state it is not necessary to
serve five days notice for eviction
of cold. Use the original laxative
cough syrup, Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar. No opiates. sold
by Fred Wenzler.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-23

No one can reasonably hope for
good digestion when the bowels are
corstipated Mr. Chas. Baldwin. of
Edwardsville. Ill. says: Il suffered
from chronic constipation and stom-
ach troubles for several wears. buf.
thanks 60 Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver tablets, am almost cured"
Why not get package of these tab
lets and get well and stay well? Price
rs cents; Samples free. For sale 81
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-23

For dry, cracked lips, or rongh
>kin. use DIR. Shops Green Salvc. 1t
positively makes lips and skin like
velvet. Sold by Tanners Drug
Store and Chas. Reynolds.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-23

Impure blood runs you down.
makes you an easy victim for or
ganic diseases. Burdock Blood Bit
tiers purifies the blood-cures the
cause-builds you up.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-23
Low Rates West via Chicago Great
Western Railway.

For lowest rates to all points West
write to F. R. Mosier, D. P. A., 100
Adams ST., Chicago, ILL.,, stating how
many in party and when going sp30
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-23
Cape May NJ. Ocean City. n ].
or SEA ISLAND. N J.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 23d.too6
bake Erie & Western RailFoad
Through Bunais and Philaaslphaa.
Train leaves Plymouth Aus. 23d.
RATE, $3.50.

Tickets good to return until Sep
TENDER 6, 1906, with stop-over at
Philadelphia, Buffalo. Glen Sum-
NIT, on the return trip.
For particulars, sleeping car ac-
commodations and full particulars
call on Agent L. E. & w. r. r., or
ADDRESS S. d. McLeish,
Gen. Pass. AEt., Indianapolis. Ind.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-23
LaAs Ere I western E !

No. so-Daay ex Sunday ..ll:s0 am
No. 2e-Daily ex Sunday ..4:4s pm
No. 24-Daily ex Sunday III :o5 pm
sOU9n s0ssD
No. 21-Dsily ex Sunday .s:4s am
No. s3-Daily ex Sunday ..l0;47 am
No: 2s-Daily ex Sunday $40 pm
3 ID. McLeisch. G. p. A. L. e. &
w., Indianapolis, Ind.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-23
$4,000 Harvest Hands Wanted /,
Minnesota and Dakotas.

For very low rates every day dur
ing August inquire Of F. R. Mos;er
d. P. A., Chicago Great Western
Rsilway, 1903 Adams ST., Chicago,
Illinois. aug3l
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-23

Special tsain leaves Argos l2:s! D.
m Tickets also sold for train No. 5
leaving Argos 4:2l q. M. Aug. sth.
Good returning Aug 9Th Don't miss
Tins chance to visit the Big City on
the Lake. Full information Of aRent
,r address C. A. Asterlin. 7. P. A..
Fl Wayne Ind. auo
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-23

Don't drag along with a dull. bill
Gus. heavy feeling. You need . pill
Use De Wits Little Early Risers.
the famous little pills. Do not sick
en- or gripe, but results are sure. Sold
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-23
II You Suffer with
Rheumatism
~. Shops Rheumatic Remedy Wm
Bring the UtmoGt Relief that
Medicine Can.

1he one remedy which many physicians rdy
opoo e free inc systcm OF tho Rheumnsic Polo,
ems which aro Tho cause Of I'll 8herEnfisn.
Lumbse J: Soiasica Govt e On sIooPb RHsU.
" experimenting BE- Afors ks discovered .
combined chemicals - Y which nade poesiSis
Soe Almost uways ceryatn cure t.
knenmasiem. etc Not thai pD.
snoors hzsv- nA41o Rn6HpT
] ! ] |
puttsoan and kkxkx AVfll arfvs
- % no pain ~ and swelling
sns cnq o. me- SUI. fering- the ~
aoeuuessmL This remedy nevog
fslle where cure IN pssSibic- itie ~
~ % q tablet % IL eutd form-ask ~
eit4sr. You who have " sufsrsd ana srS ~.
seys9E eoday from pains aul achss which you
80 % % khcumatisn; you who expsrisnss
hnsaeas a. twtnses Of palm In damp weathsyi
yeo VIC easIiy become ssta and laHe ythelt
nA1IC CURE. Il II just the kinA Of 8 fo1olv
That spconphsAss rssultA Sold AMI rsosG-
0on6od by
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-23

A!I :s!|e psRRsly -as~ersd. onos h..
PSnss II k1sidsaes. IA os.ssrss.
PLYMOUTH. sNoi1AN a
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18TH sTREEf Philip J~eeelson has sold
FOR Adolph Rosenberg, E.rduin Won der
Host Koch and William 7. Koch to John
II. Degelman the Bertha. at No. 10 West
i2Nh street, q ive story apartment house,
with stores. on plot S7e K iOOli.
SEVENTY SIXTH STREET. Thomas Capek
Basata, No. SIS East Seventy-sixth street.
a Ave story nat, on lot 25xi02.2.
AVENUE A.--Thomas Capek n Co. have
sold Tor q client TO Frank Tausch and Fred
erick Prochazka, No. 1925 Avenue A, a
Ave story tenement, on lot 2SXiOO.
FIRST AVENUE.-William Juch has sold
for a Mrs. Ferreri. No. 202l First avenue,
. four story tenement, on, lot 3SSJS.
sold for Florence l.. Roome and Louise :.
Wilson No. 1879 Second avenue near Thirty
ninth street, a four story tenement, with
store, on lot 20XS3.
'17SD STREET.-Mrs. s. Moses has sold No. Sl7
West l1sd street. u three story dwelling on
sE:VVSE.ST1Y FOURTH STREET. - John J.
Kavanagh has sold No. so East seventy
fourth street. a five story American base
ment yelling, on lot l7xI02.2.
THIRTI-FOCRTH STREET.-The Gross n
Gross Company has sold for a client Of
charles Hibson No. I46 East Thirty-fourth
tveet, a four story dwelling, on lot 20N9s %.
RILEY AvENUE.-Charles u. castor. 4 Co
have sold for the Kingsbridge Real Estate
Company twenty lots OF the Bailey tract,
' fronting on Bailey and II cath avenues. The
buyer il the Lochinvar Realty Company
Which BY will erect priyate d%eiilpss, o,d ,or
Joseph K~leinschnittger the two five story
double hats at Nos. 722 and 724 East 18th
street, on plot 5OxlO0.
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Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for II.
G. Hallenbeck the store, basement and hye
and Al Fast Eleventh street. and have leased
for Heilner h Wolf and Mathew g Beers
ebout 5000 square feet IN me buildings az
through to Nos. 8 and 10 East Eighteenth
street, for a term of Ave, years; also. for the
estate Of Max Hilson, the store and base
ment in the mercantile building at Nos.
232 and pa Greene street,
The firm OF Nichols Il Lummis has been
dissolved by mutual consent. Romano &.
Nichols will open a real estate otioe at 353
Fifth avenue. BENJAMIN r.. Lummis will
CONTINUE GO RIB 6gs,nsSs rd a. the present address,
The real estate firm Of Mann 4 samuel
tSSn ONCE Of F. 4. Wood 4 Co. at iIi Broad
Plans have been nled with Building Super
intendent Mur1hy for remodeliing the "
story stable at the southwest corner OF Gram
Grey Park and Irving place into a squash
clubhouse IL sdioirS. II will contain two
courts and FURNISHINGS. The improvements
are TO cost 81. 500, according TO the estimate
OF the architect, Henry {, Pelton.
Plans have also been fled for remodelling
the three story and basement tenement
sysnue and Sixty-second street. now accom-
mOdating FIVE families. into 2 two family
dwelling. with I store y tne hassment:
il unusual in a tenement house neighboI-
hood. The improvements are to be made
At a nominal cost Ior Jonn boZZuni - OWheI
prise ten two story dwellings 10 be built
Tor Paul Rieling on Lincoln street, north of
Barrett place, st a cost Of $50 900; three two
story dwellinRs for Herman. Tuchman on
Parker avenue north Of Westchcster avenue,
20 cost SIS. 900: two two story dwellings for
Inward Scheu on Gleason avenue, west of
Castle Hill avenue, $4,000; two two story
dwellings for Lobas 4 Gordon on Louise
street, north Of Morris Park avenue, $500:
= siX story fat for the Arch Realty Company
AZ the corner of Washington avenue and
Iseth street. $50. 900; n three story dwelling
with stores at the corner of Morris Park
avenue and Victor street, kS 900: a four story
Fat witt stores on 23Oth street. west of White
Plains avenue, $4,000: a one story garage on
Dorothy place. 800: two one story dwellin rs
on Dudley avenue and Harrington avenue,
west Of Cornell avenue, g.. 900 each. and three
two story dwellings on Globe avenue, on
i72d street and on Grace avenue respectively.
TO cost Is, 900 each.
No plans for new building Is were filed with
the Manhattan bureau.
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TIE REAL ESTATE MARKET,
PRIVATE SALES, LEASES AND
BUILDING PLANS.

The BERTHA Apartment House at IA West
I91th street Figures In a Deal-A
block Of Ten Two Family Private
En Houses 10 he Erected in The Bronx.
Barely half a score Of transactions in
Manhattan and The Bronx were made
public yesterday, and these, in a majority
Of cases, affected the cheaper grades OF
fats and tenements. A rumor h a
modern Office building on Fifth avenue
had been purchased by a firm owning ad-
Joining property, was declared to be with
out foundation. Some activity in
constru ction work in The Bronx wat evil
denced by the plans fled with the Build
ing Department. Twenty-three one and
two story dwellings for that borough were
projected, involving q toEsl cost Of tll2 900.
No plans for new buildings in Manhattan
went on record. No business was done
In the auction room.
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G. NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY,
In the matter OF the application OF the Trident
Wheel Company, for authority 10 change It's nAmJ
10 the Trident Tire Company;
Wheel Company, "A domestic corporation. hlvln:
It's principal business once In the Borough OF Man.
haitian, city, County and state OF New York. Will
apply 10 the Supreme Court OF the state OF Ne,i
YORK. al a Special Term. Part ]. thereof, 10 be hei I.
In the County Court House. city If New YORK, on
the It'll day OF November. 1904, At lO;n o'clock ~
Ihe forenoon Of sald day, or as soon thereafter a.
counsel can be heard. for an order authorizing sal
corporation 20 change Its corporate name 10 tn
Trident Tire Company.
Dated New York, september y, 1909.
MHEEL
BY ALBERT FREEMAN, President
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ron ALE Galveston. Texas, hAndsomest
r.sIdcnee In the south, of granite and marble, NJ
Tor 4 millionaire, White for photograph, &c. 10
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PAW SALES.
LL.FmUsKI. Acct.. 10 Bowery. sells at 10 !

Nov. Order y. HENDERSON,, 90 Greenwich St;
s sH 1%01 pledged prioi Oct. .. 1905. to No. OGl
" Now owe 5poTdcr C. Lang a Co, ss Sth sy.. all dia.
p %eaasd T paIor Sep ever IS. isoss' TO No. SssoOi' ali older
de Noyl held s@o SysT; G slf Rei ief i ssas ss III av.: all diamonds.
Ts,She;' lew isMeiTy; iSrs ;. goods ID N sys sEEs,S ses ali T'p oissn
oA Nov. nf suF 9' SsEe;ndelsonn. 90 Greenwich st.; cloth.
ing, &c, pledged prior Oct. rs. 1905.
Nov. Fine conslgnmsnt cloihlng; T. ,os,D
c. Meyer 4 Co. 70 Sd av.: clothing. &C, pledged
NOV. s-order VIM. simpson, 81 Park Row; all
ton pledged prior Aug. 81, 1905 to NO. Sl0s2' all
Nov, s"0rder II. Stern. 5S 9th av.; clothing, &C.
pledged prior Oct. q, 1905,
julius SHONGOOD, AuctIoncer, o. DOwery,
by Jos. Shongcod's Sons, Auclloneers:
oct. 3-Men'sGud WOmen's clothl nR. &c, pledged
to Oct. -. 1905. Mayer Bros. ~ 9th ay.
Nos @ef 1900 s!G to SSS5' 4 ai'%% G. isnt tIf 20 A wen Pledges G
Nov. Watches, diamonds aud all other pledges
S SilsSs sfl Oi RT.2t ia .S les " Sel ID Il over er'', i. Fox. q stS sS w"
Nov ?~Clothlng, &c. pledged to Oct. 20. 1905.
sssoe TO ESQ. INCLUSIVE < Jacobs 81, Sss 81 av.
Nov. 5-ciCthInss. +. Harris, SIS OH az,
CENTRAL AUCTION co, N, Sheehan. Auct,.
lSe 1854 Canal ST., viii sell at 10 a; NJ;
oct. .9-By y. Lavcry, Sa 9th av.; clothing
Nov. by ruin; clothing; .o,s,u. ..,
70 NOV, S%,By John Simpson 1874 Bowery: diamonds,
jewelry. &C.. pledged to No. lchS' Aug l. 1905. and all
Nov. S"By il. BrccEwedel ATS Grand ST.; clothing
!" Nov. by J. Simpson q Co.. 2eS Park Row: dIs-
mOnds. jcwclry, SC, pledged TO Aug. I, 1905. Nos. I
70 N SSSoc 7e aRS 4 a. NJ EG levy "S So olamOu av. clothing
70 Nov. l. 1905.
ELI SOB Ell. Auct. rs Rowery. sells 10 A. NJ, all
goods pledged 'E PrT a1 Oct f!;G a. i NSsm,n 4 Son,
Nov. 2--iewelry and clothing, odds aud ends &c.
Nov. 5~CiothInE. dresses, shoes. &c. Ben Prayer.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
COLLEGE Manufacturing company in
star in clerical department With the Idea OF work.
ing up into executive or sales position. Good OPP
ggSIsTy to start, $50. Cali. write. HATPGooDS
sOT Broadway. N. Y.
wANTED-First class practical ruler; willing to
Fight man, Address S. W.. Box iOS sun ofice.
w~ANTED-Teachcr who is capable OF teaching
biology, salary moderate; must have good recon
mondAtlOnS. Sd. Bon 100 sun office.
JEwELRY REPAIRRR who can walt on trade.
F. BEINHAUER & CO., ioii 81 av.
\ CNI.lNIlfk feeders NNnttd, Jersey lllN Irlnt
Ing Co. ~ ' orii 81. .ilo IS ttOm Cortlandt -. trrr..
SrENOGRhPHrR wanted in law o9rr. address
p. q. hON 3iB, HObOken. n. J.
PUBLIC NOTICES.
WANTED for u. :. army: Able bodied unma..
RED men between ages Of q ant %. citizens Of
: United States, Of good character aud temperate
habits. who ecu gpcak, read anf write lu.USa.
For Information apply TO Recruiting On.crr. p
ID Av. $500 sd ay,. IJ Lth ~, 900 Ht1 aN. ~ PARK
row, IN Corrandt ST.. New York; or SJJ FUTON 81.
Brooklyn.
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FOR SALE

Are yOrf looking for property as an Investment
II 80, call and see HASSAN'S one and two family
houses on Sixty third ST., between Fourth and Ptrth
avs: nifty erected on this block: no better location
In the section; every thing up to date convenient %
Third and Fourth Av. elevated: Fourth av., PARK
way and Shore Road Drtvcway: 10 per cent. cash;
balance as rent TO suit purchaser: price, H.SOO.
owner on pre- mlSrs. or 46S FIFTY sixth ST., Brooklyn.
D79-L bay Ridge.
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GLUrItLN..

G~ENTI,EMCN'S Clothing TO Order on 81 weekly
payments, perfect ~, me material. EXCHANGE
CLOTHING co., 30 Broadway t%cltrance On PARK
Hacel.
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Every Dollar Invested in Real RBtat
IA MAICA

VIII come back To you with three or four added as
sure as night follows day. All transportation i'm
provements centre there. I have q few lots AZ .
bargain. A penny postal will bring fullinfOrmatlon.
II. G. r X ea3 Fifth Ave.
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T CECIL. iiSth 81. and 81. Nicholas nv: ab.
solutely hreprooi family hotel: homcllke and con
venIent.
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ABOVE 18th ST. East Id
PARK AVE. HOTEL
proof hotel: every room has direct outside light and
sunshine: rooms can be engaged single with bath or
en- suite. Telephone In every room: subway station
REED a BARNETT. Props.
HOTEL LIE MARQUIS.
1919 East Sist ST.
BUSINES& CHANCES.
ARE YOU COMING To DENVER?
Our business Is TO inform outsiders. For full In
formation concerning our healthy climate. the dif.
also a few Of our latest Souvenir Postals and the
wwssg Of Ds1yssJ send SOC IN STAMPS to Il DEN
box 81. Denver. Colorado.
slOO.OOO OF FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS. bearing
park covering Is acres and having 80 buildings,
SSniS. PARK Is valued AZ sa;S.06O. Very best Of
references furnished. We invite %strlctesi lnycsti-
MCDONALD .wIGGINS Co, 257Brosdwsy.
ABOUT $4,000 REQUIRED; Investment needed
to secure franchises, &c, al the leading summer and
winter resorts for the greatest money making in
ventlon on the market: n Othlng IKE 4 on the market;
MCDONALD wiGGINs co, s5i Broadway.
FOR S~ALE-EntIre rights, &C for manufacturing
a high grade product: we'll known and In large de-
mand. Price about S. 600.
MCDONALD WIGGINS CO., 257 Broadway.
$40 go SPECIAL PARTNER WANTED In a high
Clas s bu siness on Fifth avenue, this city; very liberal
proposition offered 10 investor; very best OF refer
ences furnished. For full "a rtlcrlar rs apply TO
MCDONALD IGGlNSC co, 27 broadway.
AHIGH CLASS embroidery manufacturing busI-
ness requires loan of $50. 600; liberal bonus and Inter
est offered: thorough investigation invited. Par
ticulars at
MCDONALD wIGGINS CO, 1857 Broadway.
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OF BRONN.


MONEY TO Loan l@grSyss PrpgSrTSS; w 3SISa
answer. coFtrLANOT hoRTGASs w. ~"~~"
~
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
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APARTMENT HOTELS.

ABOVE IArR ST. WEST SIDE.
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REAL ~EsTATE-ROR SALE.

Is EAST 43D ST. handsome second floor:
yate baths: eX celient table: reference.
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APARTMENTS To LET-FURNEsHED


I.-~ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT
private bath, Sl.O daily: Including meals, two. g..
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BELP WANTED-FEMALE.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MAl4E.

BUTLER or valet ~
sltuatiOn In private lam.
references.
N. \.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

HEIGHTS, IIs and 40 Nom ague ST., Brooklyn,
handsome rooms en- suite. slngly, hrst class board;
near D.idge.
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EAST ORANGE, ". J.-For sale or TO let. n room
house on Prospect ST.; all modern improvements; 70
minutes nom Brick Church station lot W1eDO.
Apply TO @. Z. ZIPPEL, LAckawAnnA X. r., Hobo.
ken, N. J.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

WANTED for a.. =. army: Able bodied unma.
Red men between ages Of q ant 90; citizens u
United States, Of good character aud tempe ratt
habits. who ecu spcaS, read Hnf write LlsUSn
For Information appiy to Recruiting On.ccI. >
ID Av,, $500 sd ay., IA Gth ~. 900 Ht1 aN.. ~ Par
Brooklyn.
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ELI SOB Ell. Auct.. rs Howcry. sells 10 A.. NJ, all
goods pledged prior Oct. "a, 1908:
oct. T-CIothinE. TAos. Newman 4 Sons.
Nov, I.-Ciothlng. NJ. NintE Il Co. Brooklyn.
Nov. 2-Iewelry and clothing, odds aud ends, &C.
Rubin's Loan Once.
Nov. 5-CiothIng. dresses, shoes. &c. Ben Prayer.
05l 9th Az.
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Experienced Japanese wants
amiiy city or country: good
81 ~ Cc-OOrd st., EOoklyn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-18
ATTACKS COMMISSIONER WOODBURY.
East Side Civic Club Determined to Have
Clean Streets-Boys May Work.

The administration Of Commissioner Wood
bury was attacked last night by the members Of
the East Side Civic Club. in Grand street Sew
eral members had conference TO devise means
TO procure cleaner streets Professor Hamilton
head of the University Settlement thought that
the chief difficulty of keeping the East Side
streets clean was with the people who use the
public ways as a dumping place for the garbage
and rubbish. So did Miss Peirson and several
other persons who have made a study OF East
Side conditions.
Professor Hamilton's cure for the evil Of un-
clean streets was to arrest the offenders and
give them a punishment that would impress
their neighbOrs. This view that Of most of
the members who had studied the question
seriously. Other speakers told Of dead horses
lying in the street for three days. Of mattresses,
garbage and all the refuse OF tenement dis
trict littering the street without attention from
the Street Cleaning Department 1t was as
serted that in Delaney, Division, Ludlow Or
chard and Rutgers streets entire blocks were
visited only weekly by the cleaners. Sentiment
about equally divided to whether 1t
would be more advisable to make complaint
directly to the Mayor, hold a big mass meet
ing OF protest or turn the scores of boys debat-
ing clubs into amateur street cleaning gangs
This last plan that of Colonel Warning who
achieved wonderful results through the cooper
alton OF the boys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-18
SCHOOL 100 YEARS OLD
Number One, Parent of Public Sys-
tenn, Celebrates.

"Old School Number L. the parent of the public
school system of New York City, celebrated its
Tooth birthday last night in the assembly hall Of
the school building in Henry street. between Cath
arne and Oliver streets
Edwin Markham contributed from his volume of
verses Lincoln and Other Poems" Addresses
were made by President Finley. OF the College of
the City of New York; Justice Greenbaum, Eyer
ton L. Winthrop, president of the Board OF Educa-
ton; Mrs Robert Able. president of the City His
tory Club; Superintendent Maxwell, Abraham Stern,
chairman of the Elementary schoIs committee:
Joseph N. Francolini chairman OF the local school
board; w H. Hardness. of Brooklyn, and Dr. John
H. Haaren. district superintendent
In the audience were many former principals and
teachers OF the school Among them was Mrs
James w. Prendergast, who was principal OF Public
School / in 1865. and who. at the close Of the
Civil War, caused the first United States flag that
ever hotsted New York public school
to be raised over this school,
City of New York are accustomed to boast of the
sixty years Of that institution. But, while hum
dreds ana thousands call her Alma Mater. she
Is the daughter or the public schools and there
fore the granddaughter of Public School L. He
therefore brought fliai Fluctuations.
F,d1cation went into the details az the history ~
the school He said that in the second year Of the
nineteenth century association of Quaker women
a free school for the education of girls A lot in
Chatham street given by the city, and build
ing capable OF accommodating 900 children was Oc-
down by the city in 1887 by the extension of Centre
street building opened in William
street near Duane In 1885, and this In turn was
bers street
Then for a short time building at No. SO Rose
street was rented. In 1863 school was built IN
Vandewater street. Pearl. In 1897 the present
building was erected in Henry street.