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New-York tribune., 1908-11-16
NET ORDERS I27 CARS.
Impr0Ued Pay-aS-Y -You-Enter Kind
Expected an Februdru.

Announcement made yesterday by Oren
Root. general manager for Mes9rs, Joline and Rob
inson, receivers of the Metropolitan Street Railway
Company, that 1T "pay-as-you-enter'' cars of
improved type had been ordered. They are
expected here about February l. and will be nut
in operation the Eighth and Madison avenue
lines. The ''pay-as-you-en cars now used on
the cars. though shorter. will seat forty-seven
persons
Experience with this style OF car on the Madison
avenue line satisfied the receivers and the opera,-
ing officials that considerable change would have
he made before they We're entirely suited Il,
the exacting conditions in this city They were
found greatly superior 10 the average type Of car
far the public concerned, but were dis
appointment financially.
Among the changes are the reduction In the
height of the steps. the more satisfactory arrange
ment OF tlle doors and the increased seating ca
racity- The new style OF trucks In addition TO the
Improvement in construction from an engineering
and operating point of view. are of such charac-
ter that the entrance and exit steps may be made as
low as those on any other cars
The old pay-as-you-cnter cars have a swinging
and sliding door at either end, separating the car
body from the platform. The new cars viii have
double sliding coapsbIe doors az either end soma
rated only by a stanchion This uiu not ONLY widen
the entrance and exit passageWays ana ssorfen The
time necessary to allow a given number of persons
TO enter or leave the but VIII also tend 70 re-
duce the inclination of persons to remain STANDING
al the rear of the
The arrangement of the seats Is convenient .rs
comfortable, the paneling just beneath the seats
having been done away with. tending to widen the
free space. in the aisle. The overhanr OF the new
cars N passing around curves is less than that OF
fher r+r
New-York tribune., 1908-11-16
MR. FORAKER ON sENAToRsHIP.

With the publication Of these letters which.
added to my former statements. should, in my
opinion satisfy any fair minded man, submit
to the Legislature. every other candidate
must do. the question 10 who shall be my
successor in the Senate
do not mean by this statement that do not
intend 10 give any further attention u the I'M
pending contest but rather that DO not intend
TO engage in any unseemly scramble.
Whatever may be the result, shall always De
profoundly grateful for the many distinguished
honors have enjoyed at the hands of the people
OF Ohio. and shall always have the satisfaction
of knowing whether anybody else does or not.
that I have under all circumstances striven to
serve nv state and my country faithfully and
efficiently, and. whether right or wrong, never
more so than in regard 20 those questions IN
connection with which have been criticised
New-York tribune., 1908-11-16
SAYS ROOT WILL ACCEPT.
Senator Elect Davenport Declares he Knows
L Personally.

Utica y. =. Nov. Estate Senator-eIect 2 NJ
Davenport. of Oneida County. in interview to-
DAY said:
I think there is question that the people of the
State of New York have the benefit Of the dis
ngUished services Of Mr Root in the United States
Senate If they want him. I do not depend upon
newspaper reports inGirect suggestions for the
information I personally know that the Secretary
will accept office II the call the people is
clear and true He Is not candidate IN the ac-
Cepted sense of the word. and his personal prefer
,1rrs would he 20 return to the comparative quiet
OF his law practice, which unquestionably would
bring him very large income
But Mr.. Root mas always been man Who has
believed in doing The thing which best worth
doing. the later years OF bis life the nation has
become his single great client, and the energy and
devotion and the very great ability which have
characterized his public service matters Of
record for which the people IN all parts Of the
country deeply grateful. / think there is no
other name which has been mentioned which ap-
breaches his in its power TO reconcile conflicting
views and varied interests in the State Of New
York
New-York tribune., 1908-11-16
BIDS JEWS WE'D ALIENS.
Rabbi Hirsch Says IntermarTiage
Would SOIre Races Problem.

Chicago, Nov. 15.-Intermarriage with other
races. in violation of accepted scripturaI IN
functions and years of custom, was boldly ad-
vocated as a solution Of the Jewish problem by
Rabbi Emil G. Hrsch. in a sermon before the
Sinai Congregation, this morning As the al
ternatives TO intermarriage DR.. Hirsch offered
emigration and segregation. and the ultimate
decline of the Jewish people in the worlds civ
ilizatiOn and progress.
In declaring in favor OF lntermarriage. DR.
Hirsch attacked the racial purity argument
of orthodox Jewish leaders who oppose inter
marriage declaring that such thing as a dis
tinctive Jewish race existed.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-16
TEMPORARY HOUSE RoLLCALL OUT
Shows Lineup for 61st Congress To Be 13
Republicans and I72 Democrats

Washington. Nov 15.-Ths Temporal -oil-zI z
the House OF Representative Tor the 6ls- COR
gress has been completed and published II pre-
sents a complete list OF members O. the HsF
House as shown BY unofficial returns anl gives
the politics Of all OF them
According 10 this publication. the next Fto-s7
will consist OF "a Republicans and II Dern9>-a5S
8 total 81. against q total q - y M
House during the last session OF IEoll WeEs
Republicans and 166 Democrats. Iue re1i-- Is 4
net loss OF four frOn the Republican SIDE and q
net gain OF six the Democratic SIDE. tls Us
crepancy being due 10 present vacancies
All told the Democrats gained Seventeen %
rricts and the Republicans twelve
New-York tribune., 1908-11-16
CHILDHOOD swEErHEARTs WE'D.
"a TeIeEraah . rhe rrlbun.. ]

fBy Telegraph TO The Tribune J
Springfield Mass, Nov. l5.-Charlotte Alien and
Albert Conant. childhood sweethearts sixty wears
ago just been married here. each beinF, more
than seventy years Old. She married under
The of Allen, as she had been married three
tmes before ber last husband being Mr Senior. OF
New York and Brooklyn. ConGnt himself was a
widower
New-York tribune., 1908-11-16
RABBI OPPOSES INTsRMARRlAeg.

The Rev DR.. Samuel Schulman. at Temple Beth
El devoted his morning discourse yesterday TO re-
plying 20 "a recent interview with Israel ZansvIu
IN which the writer advocated the iutermarriage OF
Jews with Christians. DR. Sehuman said he was
opposed 10 the intermarriage of Jews with persons
OF another religion. because such marriages would
tend destroy the purity and integrity OF the
Jewish religion ard the unity OF the home
New-York tribune., 1908-11-16
OPPOSES @MIxEp MARRIAGES.

The Rev. Father McCiosky. speaking in ~
Francis Xavier's Church yesterday opposed mixed
marriages" saving statistics and experience =,
recent times had borne out the wisdom of tn
words Of Moses Essras Joshua and St Paul. He
ing backward step. lie said Jew should p,arr,
with Jew, Protestant with Protestant and Catho...
with Catholic
New-York tribune., 1908-11-16
TO BE FREE TO ACCOMPANY PRESIDENT.

Washington, Nov L.-AIajOr Edward A. Means
OF the army medical corps stationed az Fort Ter
ten. New York. who Il has beer stated. vii A.
company President Roosevelt on his African hla-s
ing trip. recently before examining 4o1--
at Washington rOr promotion. but failed u eeL--s
QCence OF this he viii be retired ~ January -
advanced Tank. that ~ lieutenant colonel -l-'
viii leave him rree 70 20 with the President
New-York tribune., 1908-11-16
WOMAN TO MANAGE BIG SHOE FACTORY

b Telegraph 90 The Tribune
Broc<ton. Msss., Nov. f5---Judge Chamberlain has
just appointed a woman, Mrs. Jennie I. Dos,a =.
manager In complete control ef the big shoe ,.
tory owned ny heirs ot the late r. n PacLard
who died recently without leaving a viii.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-16
RICHARD CROKER SAILS
UyU Remain Here SIR Months
SpeakS We'll of Mr. Taft.

Queenstown. Nov 15-Richard Croker the
former Tammany' Hall leader. was among the
passengers who boarded the Lusitania this
morning He viii make a six months visit TO
the United States Miss Ethel Croker and Nj.
and Mrs Benjamin Hewlett accompany him.
Mr.. Croker occupied stateroom 5 81
The former Tammany leader. when seen prior
to the departure of the steamer, was not dis
posed TO say much. He reiterated that he was
out of politics: that his visit 10 america was
of a purely private nature and that he would
not discuss in any way the recent elections or
future possibilities. He did go Ear as 10
say. however: Il think Mr.. Taft should make
q good President; he has had big experience"
The Lusitania is making her first trip under
command Of Captain Turner. she carries 225
saloon passengers, large number for this sea
SON She started in fair weather, and a fast
voyage IS expected.
Richard Croker who will arrive here on the
Lusiranla on Friday has let it be known that he
is coming to this country simply on pleasure
trip that the slightest desire to re-enteT
politics. and would not be pleased al anything
which might be construed an attempt to get him
TO take hand in any reorganization OF Tammany
Hall. For this reason large dinners recep-
tious have been planned.
A plan 10 have q large number OF his old friends
meet the former cheftain down the bay was
promptly stopped when Air- Croker's ideas the
subject were learned. Thomas r Smith. secretary
OF Tamu?ary Hall. of whom Mr.. Croker was al
ways exceedingly fond. viii meet the Lusitanis ST
Quarantine as viii Richard Croker, i. Il Is ex-
pected that ar. Croker will stay ct his sons house
in Port Chester for q week Two; then he viii so
South for the winter. He probably will not return
10 his country estate in Ireland before May.
It has been four years since Mr.. Croker was in
New York He returned at that time 10 attend the
funeral Of Frank Croker his son, who was killed in
an automobile accident at Ormond Beach, Fla.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-16

cess or the litigation and the preservation or the
rronnrtv bv its owners At the time of your
employment, and when 1t ceased. as II did &C
cordIneaSo my recollection. somewhere about the
first of January, 1901, there was no int~lr1stlesl ~
fror, any source whatever OF criticism or attack
on the part of the federal government mat
did not come for more than four years arIer-
ward and so far ] know-and nave oeeil
Intimately in touch with the litigation AND
troubles of the company for twenty years ahd
am still-nothIng has ever been asked OF or a.
cepted bv you inconsistent with youTz PUBIC
duties, and far l know yoi have nad no
relation whatever to the company as an attorney
or otherwise for more than seven years
You may make any OF this letter you see
ht
with kindest regards, I am. very truly yours,
VIRGIL 2. KLINE
New-York tribune., 1908-11-16
MR. FORAKER TO MR.. ELLIOTT.

CINCINNATI October 5, 4SUe
NJ r Elliott Esq. New York City, N Y
Dear Sir: l herewith inclose copy OF a
letter from me 20 Mr. Virgil P Kline, dated
October 5, and his answer thereto, dated October
s These letters are self-explanatory.
While you did not have anything to 90 per
sonalIv. so far as am aware with my employ
1neut. yet you were familiar at the time with all
the facts stated by Mr.. Kline
IF Your recollection of them is in accord with
his would be very much obliged If you would
write me 8 letter stating and giving me
authority to use ii in connection with Mr. Kline
letter.
I hope you will not think that I am imposing
upon you in making this request. but will under
stand that. under the circumstances, / naturally
hesitate to speak of either the character or value
Of my services. Very truly yours etc.
I 2 FORAKER
New-York tribune., 1908-11-16
Mr.. ELLIOTT's REPLY.

Standard Oil Company, 26 Broadway. New York,
October l., 1905
Hon. ]. B Foraker Cincinnati Ohio:
Dear Sir: I in receipt Of your letter OF the
Sth instant. with which you inclOse copy of let
ter from Hon. Y. P. Kline to you under date OF
October s. 1906.
I was associated with Mr.. Kline in the cases
he refers 10 in his letter and know that the
statements contained in his letter are true.
Yours truly.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-16

ability as an attorney and the respect lawyers
and courts had for you throughout the state
that ! sought your service. You entered at once
actively upon the employment. making your own
Investigations here in Ohio and in New York
holding frequent consultations with myself and
other counsel TOR the company III Columbus
judgment was sought not only 10 what had
been done by the Standard Oil Company of
Ohio IN its effort 10 Withdraw from the trust bat
also 10 what form Of future organization of
the great interests Of this company and OF the
constituent companies should be taken that they
might not be open 10 any further attack.
For more than 4 year testimony taken at
various places, full transcripts Of that evidence
furnished you. and suggestions received from
yen as 10 the lines upon which il ought TO be
met
tempt case finally submitted 10 the Su-
preme court. and in December. 900 an entry
was made by the court. finding the defendant
not guilty Of contempt and dismissing the pro-
ceedings.
a little later the four custer cases were also
dismissed the dismissal of the latter cases be
ing made by the court at the suggestion OF the
then Attorney General. Judge Sheets.
Your employment extended over a period Of
more than two years. during which time was
repeatedly in consultation with YOU and there
was no phase OF the litigation Of which YOU were
not fuily abreast all the time, and your counsel
fulIy appreciated by my associate counsel
and BY ElE client, and there never was a particle
Of effort upon our part TO conceal your relation
10 the interests we represented.
So far from the attitude Of the companv be-
ing one OF a desire TO evade the law or the de-
cree Of the court ii had faithfully endeavoreU
comply Herewith. and so far az the Valentine
subterfuge or indirectiOn, 10 evade il You IN
derstOod perfectly our desire and co-opers4f ed
With IL, I" prt these large properties on basis
0f conformity 10 the decree of the court and OF
the Law. that they might be safely and securely
held by their owners.
Your efforts zreatH' contributed TO the sue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-13
4 BLOCK FRONT SOLD.
Market also Found for the HosceU
Apartment House.

complete report Of the sale of 2ss lots in the
Joseph P. Day. and OF sixty-three plots Of four
Bryan l.. Kennedy. in the Real Estate Exchange
Salesrooms. will be found in another column. The
other results at auction yesterday were as follows;
Of ID ave. Il sxsa IL. sty ten and store a ~ p
Phhrick Francis Bentivengna Corleonese GO ct a
a. Sc S or, ~ 81. 900 to the plaintiff
sas s2e: S26 and S2s 12sth 81. 6sl-s It Q.
% ave sxse IL sly ten and s snt Sane s1o
I5e Sc a of $4,000: to the piantir rof
s3s s2s $50 lsoth St $50 # Of APs &c AM
sheehau ct al Rurner. & q. attys; 6 Laveis re.
due sloos4 o5 etc $50 H. adjSuTs sf s s
ooox1oo vacant; W Collier agt City Of New 1ors 81
Weseher a.ty Sol <. Te non ref amt que
Sv Peter F Never: $40 70 SIS 124th 200 IT W
Q. AMSTERDAM ave lcoxloo II story ga se' ct al: GuE
genherae NJ sttys Edward Browne ref o amt fSe
srsresatne sieS 900 to the plaintiff for s2os 553
BY Samuel Marx: Robbins ave. cor l4otn 81 -.
10: vacant Ernst Thalmann ct al rovTs ast Erne
due sI4 90 s. taxes etc 81 S4 IS: adjourned June
Wales ave s, 100 IT OF 141th ST lVoxip:
Bronx Fundy Co ct a.: Merrill r.
s2s4 Il: TO Henrietta Butzel for $1,000.
1881 76xs7 8; vacant John Hill ct al
smith Williamson. atty: Moore ref; amt que slo-
22s IS: taxes. etc 5000: the plaintiff for S5ep
The auction offerings to-day will be as follows:
BY Joseph Day: Barclay ST cor Washinston, 81,
10 7x62 sx762x irres and story loft oass a+Y
McManls ref: due. s46657 "A: taxes etc SS1s %
If Games Sir So Ike * irres and story his and
Business Mems Realty Go agt Charles Lowe e. a.
Abraham Nelson sty oBren rel am an o Que On Nos
1o5 q: taxes. etc 500: sun 10 ntse 81 si'''V ~ ~
So and 81 and 5000 No 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-13
BIG MIDTOWN DEAL.

Andrew 2 Cilsev and the Investors and Trad
ers' Realty Company have purchased the property
No % West 9th St a five story business building,
on lot 15xoss. II abuts the offices OF the Astor
estate in 18th st and adjoins the twelve story
building being erected by James Livingston at NO
IS West 9th ST /. T Meyer and ]. y. HALEY &
Son were the brokers.
The Edenwald Land Companies have sold two
lots on the north side Of Nelson ave. east OF
Pratt ave- TO Anna c. Dougherty. Also sold two
lots on Bracken ave- 700 feet north OF Randall ave,
to Samuel Arenson.
Charles Gulden and Andrew Smith have sold Nos.
III and 129 East SD vacant plot 51x1022 feet
which the buyer will improve with five story
freproof garage.
J. S. Graham has sold block Of thirty-six
lots on Barrett and the Ffngerboard Road,
Arrochar, Staten Island, to r Aberle.
Benjamin r. Lumrnis has rented to a client for
business for long term the top loft in the building
No. 9 East 35th
Frederick Fox & Co have leased for Philip
Braender 1000 square feet of space in the new
eleven story mercantile building Nos. Is. Is, so
and 50 West 18th ST This completes the rental Of
the entire upper part Of the building. Also, leased
TO Louis Scher the store floor and basement No.
81 West 18th st, for the Arddleboro Realty Com
paay. which completes the rental Of this building.
Bernard Srnyth & Sons were the brokers in the
sale TO Som Brothers for Osk & Edelstein, Of the
plot Of three lots the north side OF 18th st, 1o
feet west OF Amsterdam ave. 75x1oo.u feet
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Citations.

DAINsFORD. ROSA E-Ths People OF the STATE e
n York. by grace OF God free and i-o5-
pendent George D. Rsirsf0rd. Kathart1e ha-nsIol q
individually and trustee under the VII OF r's
Rainsford for George d Ransford; Rosa Rains-ord
Martin and Mar Reynolds. Francis Spe- IT.
under the will OF Rosa z.
Eaf1sfo-5 for C;eo-ra n Rainsford Rosa Rairsf1-t
Reynolds. William + Incss- IL
dviduaIIy and as trustee under the last and
Rosa RafnsfOrd Martin and Mary Ann Reynolds, Rosa
Rainsford Martin. Mary Ann Reynolds. National Ten
George RansfOrd Martin John Ralph Martin. Woman
Union Missionary Society OF America for Heather
I1andS John So,Hns Bliss 6operI LEWIS SSS
Weir Bliss. Edward r Reynolds. George H@y7' g.
Arthur Reynolds. Jessie Gilman. John Hamilton.
Fannie PercvsI Hamilton. Ruth Bartersby. GsO-Ee Fer
cival Aorel anna Nara Mcreh FANNIE l'l-Sa $3.50
James ClendennnE. Lydia lentennrE. Mary Services
Ella Sper MORROW Robert W Spe- Adele Bliss louis
Dean Spetr. Theodore Spsi- Connect Jane WATSON.
JEANNE : salisbury. LOUISA Dean Sslsbu-y Eleanor c
Westervelt Elizabeth Agnes Allan. Helen q Allan:
American Bible Society. all persons Interested
OF New York deceased. creditors lsEaf-es next OF
kin OF otherwise. send greeting
You and each or hereby cred s0d required
personally to be and appear before S,-roE7's -
the County Of New York. a. The Su-roSa-ss court =
OF New York. the Iath day % June. zoos. ar ha-
past ten o'clock I'm the forenoon % that dsv then s1
there attend judicial settlement o. the Account -
proceedings % George n RaiuSfort. Katharine Rams
ford William r lines and Francis SCai- executors
OF the last will AMI testament 81 said deceased ard
such Or YOU as are hereby cited as are under @ as -
twenty required appear by your zi2r-
dian II YOU have one. or n YOU have none 20 172ea.
and apply for one 20 be appointed In ire event q
neglect failure 50. n guardian VII b.
pointed by the Surrogate and act f'- yod
in the proceeding
In testimony whereof. have caused tNa $50 .:
the SurroEates' Court 81 the Sa.F County -
New York 70 se hersu1to afFv"f Ni.ness
said county a. the County of New YORK. -
2+th Law % April ~ the wear OF our Lord c1e
DANTFsT4 i DOWD$EY.
Clerk OF the Surrosatrs' court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-13

VvHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
Susannah Rebecca Dowsett, Alfred Btrchet Altsna Fran
Hedges. Henry Walter Mann James BirChet
Mann. Franklin Joseph Kirkland Edward Mortimer Kirt
Joseph Kirkland. Jr-. Harry Ellsworth
Flrtand Linda Elizabeth Kirkland Hiss George Edward
Kirkland, Altana Birchett Alfred Brchett. Jr
Comptroller OF the state OF New York and to ali persons
Interested IN James Birchett lats OF the
County New York deceased. creditors. lesstees
next Of kin otherwise. send greeting;
You and Of hereby cited and required
personally before Surrogate OF the
County ~ New YORK the SurrogHtes Court said
County. held a Records County
New York Of June past
O'Clock IN forenoon Of that
to attend of O. pr,-
,eedngs of Trust Company New York
Executor VIII and Testament Of deceased
and such hereby cited
tvrniy-oue years arr required appear BY your
guardian YOU have II have none. appear
and apply for - appointed, the
neglect failure to do guardian will b.
appointed Surrogate and you
III the proc eedng
trsttnc ny whereof have caused the seal the
surrogates Court Of the said County OF New
IL York e. be hereuDto affixed Witness
Abner G. Thomas surrogate q our said
a County NJ New York, the 9th 81
NAV year Of Lord thousand nine huudr.
and eight. DANIEL. J. DoWpNEsN.
Clerk of tho
aTuwANT q eHE.ARUR. Attorneys for acGpunsins Ex-
Is Wall slsst, Nsv fask GiSy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-13
REALTY NOTES.

L. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for Henry and
Jefferson Selgnan TO Henry P Godschimdt, the
banker, the Selignan holdings at South Elberon.
n. J., a plot having a frontage of 900 feet on
Phillips ave. Mr.. Goldschmidt will make extern
sive improvements the property.
Jacob Wolf IS the buyer OF Nos. ia and 116 West
9th st. a twelve story loft building sold recently
by the Felt Construction Company: Joseph H.
Hoadley, of No. IS East SD st. and F. ". Lord,
OF No 126 East 65th ST, sold recently through
Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown & Co.
Matthew Rock has leased the eleven story build
ing recently erected for him Nos. IS and Is West
9th st, for twenty-one years, at aggregate
rental of $751; GOO The lessee will the and
basement and sublet the upper floors.
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y1,IIr PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK By
| the grace 81 and independent. Elisa
1-plar3 C;rorius Strasse Berlin Germany. send
rreetIrg You hereby cited and required personally
Surrogate of the county OF
New York Surrogates Court OF said county held
ne of OF New York the
q9+b dat: OF June 1905. past O'Clock
forenoon OF and there 10 show why
d.rres should not awarding letters admins
traor OF the Of oscar Kaufrnann deceased.
Alexander Kaufman. as forth the petition OF
Alexander Kaufman dated April 9th 1905. such
OH having a prior right thereto
testimony whereof. seal a
S,rrogates Court Of sat County %
10 be affixed. Witness
II. 81 Charles II. Beckett. Surrogate said
county. at County OF York. he
day Of AprII. the year OF Lord
thousand nine hundred and eight
DANIEL. J. DOWD\ET.
Clerk Of the SuTrogates'