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New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
rE,FcRApHIc BUSINESS NOTES.

Cleveland March 19-Both the independent oil
rebafe from the raiIroads for the shipment of
oil during the constructive DAYS OF one on ,be
Standard Oil hearing by Lewis Emery, IT. or
Bradford. Penn.
ssteubenvtlle Ohio March 1o.--The Carnegje
Steel Company took d industrial role
last night Mingo Junction, when the Pian6 an
trunk sewer contract. The company will use
the contract TO give employment to IFS IDLE
workmen.
A c. Tisdelle, private banker whose bank, naSf at
No 81 La sale street was declared ~ iasorem{ grad
jury here to-day. Receiving deposits after the
ment are charged.
Reading. Penn. March 19.-The Reading Rail-
way to-day indefinitely suspended hftee9 crews ems
ployeS Tine " This order APPLIES to all divi-
sffected stSaa anu 9 '-''-'''s'' wv
Denver March 19-one Aandred men Ra9, smployed
blacksmths and machinists of the Denver & Rlo
Grande Railroad arrived here to-day and We're
by a large force OF special officers
Nashville Tenn, March Five hundred men men
Of the Nashville, Chattanooga & ST; Louis Rail
way shops here have been laid off in the last
decrease in business and the intention Of the
road decrease expenses on every hand the
action necessary.
Boston, March 1s.-The firm of W and A Fetch
er d Co, of H9boken. r. j. received permission
from Judge Dodge IN the United states DlSIrlcI
Court to-day file In Portland Tuesday
intervening creditors petition against the Metro
politan Steamship Company. in the hands of re-
ceivers, account of claim by the Fletcher com
pany of S141 900 for work in fitting the steamers
Harvard and Yale.
Barre Vt. March 19.-The striking quarry work
ers held meeting to-day, and voted TO reject
he propoSition of the manufacturers that they
turn to work d the Old scale of 25 cents hour,
with pay for overtime after forty-eight hours a
week.
Auesbury- Mass March 19-The Hamilton
Woolen Company. which manufactures cotton print
goods. announced to-day reduction of 10 per cent
pIoy seven hundred hands.
Springfield Mass. March 19.-Notices were post
ed today in the plants Of the Dwight Manufactur-
ing Conlpany in Chicopee and the Chlcopee Manu-
facturfng Company in Chicopee Falls. informing
er,nIoves of a 10 per reduction to take
efgect March 80. About :. 100 hands are affected
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

T,HB PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BIZ
L Of God free and independent TO Anna
Julie GessnerErst Friedrich Ernst, Aaroline Ernst
Heinrich Ernst Katharine Elisabetha SuIzer Ernst.
Emile Bsrta KohI-Ernst JaSo5 Thedor Ernst Susanna
Robert Ernst Juliua Ernst. and %
a Robert
Switzerland deceased creditors legees next or
or greeting: You each you
hereby personally be-
Surrogate the County Of New York. the
Surrogates Court Of said county, ned ar the Hall Or
County OF New York. the oath Gay OF
April 1908. past O'Clock in the forenoon Of
there attend judicial settlement or
proceedings OF Aduph RUsch and Emile
Ernst. said deceased
nd of as hereby cited. under the
age twenyone years, required appear by your
guardian IL you II YOU have appear
be appointed in the event OF your
failure guardian will be appointed
by the Surrogate represent you pro
ceeding.
In testimony the seal % tbs
Surroeates Court County New York DC
affixed Witness, Hon Charles II.
H. Beckett Surrogate OF said county. at tns
County O York. the 9Th Of February.
in the yaar of our Lord thousand
et- DANIEL. I DOWDNET,
Clerk Of tha SuETOgateS' court
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD co.


Copies under you t
BANKERS TRUST New York
g 0
b be proper n
L
" Committee organized in
trms tt ~ VIII deposit
d from an Q t tn
aef s
IN ofth ncyof t des re made o
f
to
Mau16
NrERMYEF.
Committee
Broadway Y
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
GET MORE STEAMSHIP BONDS

r was announced yesterday that last week there
vas deposited with the Equitable Trust Com
psnv between & $4,000 and ss.do0,eos Of the Con-
salj5ated Steamship Lines collateral trust per
cen- bonds This makes the total amount OF bonds
deposited over Ss0ee0s0 and gives the reorganiza-
-+ar -e-,r,s-+ee Of which Alvin W Krech, pTesi-
dent n the Equitable Trust Company. is chairman
working majority OF the outstanding ~J99S0010 or
the bonds L was that the reorganization plan
vas nor vet II such shape 10 De made pubic
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
SAMUEL UNTERMYER.
Counsel for Committee
MAY ASK TEXAS & PACIFIC RECEIVER.

TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Austin Tex March 19--The State Railroad COM
mission IS considering If ii successfully bring
receivership proceedings against the Texas N
Pacific Railroad. operated under federal charter
for failure to comply with the Texas order re-
curing improvements to the property chairman
Allison Mayfeld. who inspected the road, viii
bring any action that til. commission may decide
upon.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
Ny c. ORDERS NEW LOCOMOTIVES.
PAYMENT To Be Made from New Equipment
Trust Notes.

r vas announced yesterday by one in close tcnch
- The American Locomotive Company that
contract had been practically closed with the New
vo-s Central for l3s locomotives. Part Of the new
locomotives will be for passenger and part for
freight service. 4 small number viii be electric
locomotives
Work z-iI probably begin a as the Arnerl-
can locomotive Company can get the materials
psv-nent for the new locomotives will be made
f-o rl-a -pcanr issue Of Soesoepo equipment trust
nares made nv the New York Central.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

NNHE PEOPLE OF THE sTATD OF NEW YORK BY
i Independent. 70 Ana B.
Iia. Isabel NJ. Alice H. Duncan. sophia V BIuhm
Frances J. y .lam y. Beach. Albert e. halI
Jr, Audrey B. Hail. Isabel McFsae Duncan, Henry
Bluhu Stewart, Mary P Ritch. Helen W. hftch.
interested IN the estate OF Avah Han late OF
York, legatees next OF KIN. or
otherwise send Greeting: You each OF you
hereby cited required personally % be and appear
Surrogate County OF New York at the
Surrogates of said County held at the Hail OF
Records in County OF New York the first day Ot
May 1905 half past ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF
there attend the judicial settle
OF accounting OF Albert = Hall. surviving
o Hall. deceased and such
of as are hereby cited. under the Of
tSent5r-one years required by quart
you II and
apply to be appointed in the event OF your
neglect failure DO guardian Will be appointed
by the Surrogate TO represent and act for you in the
proceeding
IN Testimony Whereof OF
the SuTrogates' Court OF the said County Of
IL s. New York be hereuntO affixed Witness.
B. P. II. Hon ABNER c. THOMAS, a Surrogate OF our
said County, the County Of New York, the
9th day of March, In the OF Lord thousand
DANIEL. J, DOwDNEY. Clerk surrosates' Court.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
WESTERN MARYLAND CERTIFICATES.

The committee OF Western Maryland Railroad
Company general lien and convertible mortgage
bondhoders of which Alvin ". Krech is chairman.
announces that a substantial majority Of the bonds
have been deposited with the committee pledged
by owners absent from the city. Application Will
be made I once to admit the deposit certificates
TO quotation on the New York Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
FREIGHT AGENTS DISCUSS RATES.

The freight agents Of the various New York Cen
1-al lines heIed q meeting al the Grand Central
Station yesterday. at which il is understood the
question Of an increase OF freight rates taken
up L Is not believed that they VIII make any
separate request 10 the Interstate Commerce Com
mission for an increase il rates, but il is thought
thai they mav Join in any general action looking
% such increase that may be taken by other
leading railroads Of the country.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
Proposals.

" Transport Wharves ana Sheds--Forr Mason. san
:. T+E--Ss4led proposals TIP
lcae Will oe received here Until noon Pacific time NAY
publicly opened. f1r constitution az
Francisco Cal. OF a CrD
TRANSPORT wharves and sheds fo- Army supply Depsc
LeDartul-rT. = : A. in strict
cordanca with drawings Specifications BY Rankin
pha- copies OF which oe hat upon application
20 l1arraTruaSter Ns1 F0rE y or q
QuarterTaster Departler- OF me LAes thicas1
viii received based n
T7rr OF usraa nent construction. alternatives
b.. accompanied fun detail drawings
To applications fr
rsfrs ana specifications accompanied By crr
rbeC< In $1,000. naf- payable Treasurer
OF the United which check proceeds q SAM
until OF al drawings ard specln-
cations GEORGE Mex WILLIAMSON. COnstrlct-7S
O
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
FEAR OF STRIKE CLOSES GOULD SHOPS

TBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Marshall Tex March 19.-Fearfng the strike Of
the sboprnen on the Denver & Rio Grande system
might spread to the Gould lines in Texas. the shops
of the Texas G. Pacific here were kept closed to-
10, viii, the following statement on the DOORS
cb,,ent-sbut down decided upon April -
Nearly one thousand are idle
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
AGREEMENT FOR CHEAP EGGS.
Bankers Decide to Reduce Maximum Loans
to 10 Cents a Dozen in 1908.
fBy-Telegraph to The Tribune. ]


r.-rsh,Irg March Ie-Not more than 10 cents q
dozen will be by banks eggs in cold storage
in 1903 according TO a decision reached by New
York and Chicago financial interests and to-day
communicated TO Pfttsburg bankers. who informed
local egg dealers. II is understood that the same
information has been communicated to Boston.
Philadelphia Cincinnati and other cities whose
storage eggs aggregate about three hundred million
dozen yearly. The agreement TO make a maximum
loan Of 10 cents eggs, it Is believed VIII holo
down egg prices all the country. Twelve,
fourteen and sometimes sixteen cents dozen has
been lent on eggs heretofore.
As a result of this agreement Pittsburs dealers
who are getting ready 10 store about three hundred
thousand cases Of eggs in April and May, have
decided they will not pay more than 10 cents
Dozen There are thirty dozen in a case. New
York according to Pittsburg authorities will store
/ 10000 cases.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
RIO TINTo DIVIDEND REDUCED.

a cable message from London yesterday stated
that the Rio Tinto Company had declared divi-
dend Of 40 shillngs, reduction Of : shllings
and pence from the October declaration. The
serni-annuaI statement OF the company, accord
ing 10 the message. shows 10000 written OF for
depreciation and a surplus Of f2so00 carried
forward
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
Public Notices.

Tnt-RSrANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT. No
| ne is hereby given that ar act-AsseInhy No 3t5
-. " .,ss-has been passed by both branches Of the
7 legislature entitled
-O AMEND THE GREATER NEW YORK . ii \ RLt-ls
RELATIVE To EMPLOYEES OF WATER WotShS
G,-ber notice is hereby given that Public Hearing
.'-b bu VIII be held AZ the Mayors Office in tho
CIV Han IN city Of New York. on Monday MdFc' -
9ajs al 80 O'Clock 4 NJ IN ,aoa
L'i'-'' " GEORGE 4 MeCLELi.AN.
Mayor.
rh,s hill viii be the third heard that time.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
HucE SUM FOR PRUssIAN RAILROADS

47a-lin March 1e-The railroad bill. which was
laid on the table in the Lower House OF the Dle'
- - to-,oo demands about s125 100 900 for the de-
-a1o,r,on+ ~ the secondary railroads in Prussia.
,-b. money IS TO be raised by a loan.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

nROPOs AIS-U : DEPA ARTMEsST OF AcRrCrLf.
1 ure Office or Secretary. Washington D c.
,vjlI be received ~ 80
o4-ca OF the DtsS1lrsin, until . Wednesday.
n-fl Is fgOS for furnishing supplies during the dsrEi
wear ending June 60 a. follows Stationery la1-
oraory: lumber packing boxes fuel snd ice- pant-
pirhars' supplies. flrrlcurs and map
frames. forage. brOor1s. brushes etc
Daper haSs art .ant-r1s prtnt-
FsI Information t1rnls1sf
o, aDnicqti5u 20 tha Discussing Cl-vz Bids must p
sealed ami addressed Secretary % AErcut-e. ~
accordance vita instructions given on schetules
JAMES WILSON. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

Five million dollars offered by American captain
os inlustry TO help him win another!
see the instament of The Diva huby' oy
e Marion Crawford, in next Sundays Tribune
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

n W Harris & Co. have purchased and ar
offering to investors S1,OOO,co Peoples Gas Ligh
and Coke Company (Chicago) refunding mortgag
. per cent bonds Of 1871
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
BANK OF BOMBAY LOWERS RATE.


Bombay March 19.-The Bank of Bombay has
lowered its rate OF discount from to PEI cent
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

Chicago, March 19-The markets of the country,
and particularly Chicago, have been flooded the
last few weeks with strictly fresh eggs at prices
that seem remarkably cheap in comparison with
the charges of a short time Eggs are coming
into Chicago at the rate of about fifty carloads
daily. which means six hundred thousand dozen
Strictly fresh eggs are selling wholesale at about
I5 cents. the lowest price in five years. At reta1
the same grade of eggs should be obtained at not
than - cent
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL ETC.

DRoPoSALS FOR MATERIAL ErC-
Government Printing Of.~e.
washington. .. G. Mari, :. lps~
sealed proposals VIII received this Office until ~
O'Clock a n. THURSDAY. APRIL Is 19es. foT rl-
Rising material etc Of rle Governments
rS~f-Ts- Crfe@ during the year ending June 80
fgss The right reject any and al bids and 20 waa's
schedules Eliterftt
reuured accompanied By blank proposals. and sV-
1y the regulations which bidders aust comply LAY
'0 HENRY = BRIAN.
Acting Public Prlntsr-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

For the last four days Of this week the Ne"
York receipts of fresh eggs-strtctly fresh. too
have heer 10 s07 cases of thirty each. This
amounts to 44,570520 eggs. average OF over
II ZOO a day. The wholesale price has dropped
70 15s. cents a dozen for ''rsts, the grade repre-
senting the great bulk Of stock sold by high class
retailers
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

nRoPOsAIs FOR STATIONERY. ETC
Government Printing Ofscs-
Washington . c. Marcn ,. t9os
Sealed proposals viii be received AZ his % until
o'clock q m. WEDNESDAY. APRIL Is. 1aNs Tor fu--
uishing stationery fuel ice haTtNare plumbing ara
sl1pui7s lumber. OF the Gov
ernrnsut Printing Once during fiscal ending
I-1u4 fDT9 he lght reject ard al Bills
defects Detailed 5c1etIl-s or
the stationery fuel required accompanied o
blank proposals giving the regulations with wHi,H
bidders comply may be obtained ~ addressing tas
HENRY =. BRIAN.
A-rirs
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

Most t-~fua Citizen the title Of a story
sssut WORK sf in reforming life sn inc
aHms John Hubert Gren,el wrote il for next sun
CO tribune.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
Citations.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK By
l. Grace and Independent 10 SalOTion
IGewenstein LoewenStein, Jennie Schoenewald
and Pauline L>oewenstein. the of kin OF Louis
Loewenstein Greeting: Whereas, Arthur
J Mack. City OF New York. lately applied 70
the Surrogats'5 Court of County OF New York %
instrument in writing, relating 20 personal
proved the last viii and testament
of Louis New York
deceased, Therefore you and each OF cited 10
before of County Of New YORK
Office In the County OF New York. the 11th
day May. thousand nine hundred and eight az
hafpast O'Clock In the forenoon of that DAY then
attend probate of the said last VIII
and hereby cited,
under the of twenty-oEe required
20 appear by your guardian. you IL
none 10 appear and apply be appointed.
in of your neglect failure 10 do
guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate TO represent
for you IN the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused the OS
Court the said County OF
IL. affixed Witness,
HON. ABNER c. THOMAS. a Surrogate Of
County York. said County. the i4rh
day March, in year Lord thousand nine
hundred and eight DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk Surrogate's Court
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
Public Notices.

DURsUANr TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT. No
L tice is given that act-Seuats No 81
Int No 87s-has been passed by both branches the
AN ACT
tn AMEND CHAPTER FOUR HUNDRED AND TEN
OF THE LAWS OF EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND
ENTITLED AN ACT TO CONSOLI-
DATE INTO ONE ACT AND TO DECLARE THE SPE-
Gal AND LOCAL LAWS AFFECTING PUBLIC IN
'rrS ESTS IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK N RELA-
-rICE TO INTERFERING WITH DEAD BODIES By
PERSONS OTHER THAN COROSERS
F-ther notice is hereby that a Public Hearing
unon such bill will held Mayors Office IN the
CITY Hall the City OF New York Monday. March
q 1905 at O'Clock a VI.
Dated City Hall, New York. March 10. 1905
GEORGE p. MCCLELLAN.
This bill will be the second heard at that time.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

a Fathers Blessing" is love story that doesn't
end mil Charles Belmont Davis is the
author. Sundays Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
suRGOYNE HAMILTON ASSIGNS.

Btreoyne Hamilton. stock broker of No. AZ Ex-
change Place, assigned yesterday 10 Franklin
Lockwood Hamilton has been member OF the
Consolidated Stock Exchange for about year.
He occupies well furnished offices No 43 Ex-
change Place. II is said that the assignment
brought about by the failure of some of HanliI-
tons customers to respond TO margin calls
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT. No
4 is given Assembly No. f1+S
Int No heen passed by both branches % tho
Legislature. entitled
To AMEND THE GREATER NEW YORK CHARTER
IN RELATION TO CONFERRINtf ADDITIONAL POW
EPs AND JURISDICTION UPON THE PARK BOARD
AN Cv1lf1ffSSTONTP OF PARKS FOR THE BOROUGIfS
OF MANHATTAN AND RICHMOND. AND PROVIDING
FOR FUNDS IN AID OF SUCH POWERS AND JURIS-
DICTION.
Further IS hereby given that Public Hearing
will be held at the Mayors once in the
Citv Hall in the CITY OF New York on Monday. March
o3 zoos al II 30 O'Clock A NJ
Citv Wall New 10. 1908.
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN
Mayor.
This bill will be the first heard at that time
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

DROPOsALs FOR sTATIoNEHT AND S.IscEI-I-a-
l. neous SuDpLes--War Dept Washington. u =.
March II. i9os Sealed proposals tn dGPiiale Sil -
received un.il APRIL .. E%.- and taen
opened. Cor furnishing stationery and miscellaneous sp
plies tbrOon5. brushes towels. etel L'r Nsr
Dept and Cr-ces during year ending Juns 30
envelopes indorsed Proposals for staonery
and Miscellaneous supplies and aIcressed % ~ r.
THORP. Chief % supply DIV
Il S. ENGINEER OFFICE: ROOM F-L A2Mr
L Building New York y Y February p f90S---
Sealed proposals for repairing dAes n kenaouf fr st
"a 1908. and then publicly opened informati9n tlF-
nished on application JOHN c. D. KNIGHT Col.
Engineers.
DRoPOsAIS FOR CONSTRUCTION or, HOS HOSPITAL Al
= Depot Odice. 20 whitehall ST Ne~
- city M-rch -. l9s-Seaed proposals n tTipieats-
fce urtiI II a N May Is 1903. ant then opened. for
rrrsfrrrffcn ~ Military Hospital san juan, F. R IN
= nfcrritv wfth plans specincatiors this oce
Frl information furnished upon application q > r.
Serves ~f.hr 20 reject all proposals or
rv- 1zrr therecf Nm FATTEN. Depot SluarsruaSter
MORT SIOCuM y. Y, MARCH 8. l9os sE-Nl1-o
p-oposais ia tripIicate. viii be received until 10
n Aprf! Il. I9os furnishing fIe and mineral
I'll here frrE July l. l9us ana IpraSs
ana straw from Z September 80 1905 infor-
mst!ou furnished application envelopes containing
be Proposals for Fuel. FSras-
Straw aad Oh ard addressed 70 s1ar'srrAs.s.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

U,t-RsIrAN'T TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT No
/ tice is hereby given that an act. senate No 9G.
Int M ss been passed by both branches OF the
Legislature, entitled
AN~s1
To AMEND THE GREATER NEW YORK CHARTER
RELATING TO ENGINEERS
hereby given that "A Public Hearing
unon such bill will be held the Mayors Ofice
civ Hall in city OF New York. on Monday. March
az 1.ns Al II o'clock A NJ
Dated city Hail. New York March 10. 1905
GEORGE =. MCCLELLAN.
Mayor
This BIZ will the fourth heard at that tims
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

DAINTINC CLASS FROM fO-ff A. NJ. y CENTS.
APTIST 100 West I4lst 81. Apartment II
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
School agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN rEACHFR AGENCY
supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors GoverneSsss e-
{ Colleges School and Families Apply %
NJ J YOCSG-FU LTOS- % Union S11a--
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-01
THREATENED
FOR ASSISTING IN
T|MPONE'S ARREST

James Juliano, of 1854 Chester avenue,
who aided the police last Sunday in ar
resting Michael Timpone, in New York,
where he went after shooting James
Palasso, in North Fifth street. called
at the Fifth Precinct today and told
Sergeant Jackes that ~Timpone's friends
had threatened to kill him.
What for?" asked the sergeant.
Because l assisted the police in To-
eating Timpone,' Juliano explained.
Get the names of those who have
uttered such threats and bring them
here and we will take good care that
they do not indulge in any more such
talk" said the sergeant.
II an not afraid OF them" said Juli-
ano, IF they meet me face to face, but
1t is not likely that they will give me
that much of a chance"
You get busy right away and the
sooner you dc, the quicker we will be
able to get them in a cell, said the ser
geant. Juliano said he would try to
have the names of those who threat
ened his life before night.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-01
POLICE UNABLE
TO GET TRACE OF
MISSING JEWELER
Charles M. Sanford Disappears
After Preparing to Open
$4,000 Store.

Search is still being made for Charles
NJ. Sanford, the jewelry salesman who
disappeared from his home, 7S4 South
Orange avenue Vailsburg section. Fri
day morning last. Members of the
family fear theSworst. Since her hus-
bands absence Mrs. Sanford has be-
come seriously ill.
Mr.. Sanford had intended to open a
jewelry store at Broad and Cedar
streets today. and had received part OF
his stock. He was awaiting other
orders when he learned that the New
York dealers intended to withdraw
their credit. 1t Is believed this preyed
on his mind. Before disappearing he
babe his wife good-by as usual, but
said nothing of going away He had
planned to carry $25. 900 worth of stock
at first. most of it on consignment,
and the remainder on sixty days
credit.
For the past four years Sanford had
been in the employ of a Broad street
firm, and had saved some money. He
resigned to go in business for himself.
He leased the store which he vas to
open today for three years, at $4,000 a
year. He paid $500, the first months
rent
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-01
CENTENARY METHODISTS
RAISE $4,000 FOR YEAR.

Reports of various societies Of the
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church,
which were read last night at a meet
ing Of the congregation, showed the
church to be in a most fourishing con-
dition. The reports will be submitted
to the Newark conference, which opened
at Plainfield today.
The treasurer's report showed that
he church debt had been decreased
by $4,000 during the past twelve months.
The church has a membership OF Lao,
with a Sunday school second to but one
in numbers, in New York city. Be-
tween ST.. 1000 and $4,000 were raised
during the year, which had been ex-
pended in spiritual, missionary, home
help, literary and social work, and the
lessening of the church debt.
Encouraging reports were also made
by the Ladies' Aid Society. Junior
League, Women's Foreign Missionary
Society, Women's Home Missionary So
ciety, Para Christie Circle, Queen Esther
Circle, Mothers Jewels, Kings Heralds
and Kings Daughters Society.