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New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
NATIONAL MOTHERS CONGRESS OVER.
REPRESENTATIVE of President Diaz a Speaker
at Washington.

Washington March 17.-Interest in the last days
sessions Of The National Mothers Congress re-
,olzad around the discussion for the betterment
of The condition of the blind and the saving of
cjfar.rls lvcs through the instrumeDtalty Of day
nurseries Sonora Lopez. the personal representa-
the OF President Diaz OF Mexico, took part She
discussed the work Of the establishment of day
nurseries in that republic and told Of the watchful
care President Diaz exercises over such an institu-
ton in the city Of Mexico which provides for about
thousand children
The principal address at the morning session
wzs MADE by Mrs Arthur n. Dodge, president OF
the Federation Of Day Nurseries, New YORK. VINO
discussed Day Nurseries Child Savers She
told q the benefits Of day nurseries IN NeF" york
CITY where thousands Of mothers are compelled 10
leave their children unattended.
The afternoon session was taken up with 2d-
dresses by for the instruction of the bind
and was in charge of Edward F. Allen, director of
Perkins Institution, Boston. Dr. F. p Lewis OF
Buffalo. Y. y, discussed The Prevention OF
Blindness DR.. Lewis Is president or the New
York state commission investigate conditions OF
the bind. and told Of the work being done IN the
Empire state 10 aid blind. Miss Winifred Holt
secretary Of the New York Association for 'he
Blind. spoke.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
TWO DEATHS FROM HURRYING FIRE.
Little Boy Dies in Hospital Where Mother
Passed Away Two Days Before.

The second death resulting from the attempt OF
a woman TO make a fire burn faster on Saturday
night occurred yesterday, when Charles HASTEN
helm the six-year-old son Mrs Mary Emma
Kastenben. OF Arlington avenue, Rosedale died
in St Nary's Hospital Jamaica Long Island,
from burns.
The fire in the stove burning poorly, and 10
hurry il along Mrs. kastenbein poured some kero-
sene oil on the wood. Instantly there was blaze
and her clothing caught fire and burned so quickly
that she was horribly burned. Her little son
tried put out the flames, and he, too was badly
burned. Both We're hurried to the hospital The
mother died early Sunday morning.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
Notice of Summons.

C,T-PPF.NF, COURT OF TFIB STATE or NEW YORK
- Weinberg. PLAINTIFF. WCif Weinberg and
1nana pivorjs Weiu5erg. DefendantS 1-i& desired IN
,.I,-.1y of% York. summons with notice To tbs
49, Named Defendants: You hereby summoned 20
asyer the complaint this action and 20 serve copy
~ voIr answer the Plaintiff Attorneys Within TWEEN
service OF this summons exclusive OF
3ss NJ service OF failure TO appear
r ansver Judgment viii be taken against yod by Default
,ta reIaf demanded the complaint Dated Janu-
arx Ara 1905 PURDY. SQUIRE & ROWE. Plainr4n
attorevs Once POstofice Address. No 100 Eroad-
wav Borough O Manhattan. New NorS. y L 70 tns
I,.fe,sants Weinberg and Chans iaVorlS Netnoerg
-. - rNs forpsoiuE summons is served you
order OF tho Hon David IeNentrI nv
cf ths state % New YORK.
dste1 the sth February leas aud nied ~in ths
of the Clerk % the county - ~
Yort IN the County Court House. IN thr boscasn "
Manhattan. city cf New 4ork On ne +eh ca tS.,a
stad York. February &th. Ist's
pf-epy SQUIRE 4 ROWE. PLAINTIFFS Atrcrneys 100
xrosausx Manhattan. SsS NorS. " T.
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of the asylum by Patroman Lavender, OF the East
1o2d street station
Patrick, Mike and Patrick had marched long and
carefully for their patron saint. Several times
they stopped for refreshments and finally came
upon the orphan asylum, with its big gates deco
rated by the III. Q. A in gold. ITS the Ancient
Order of Hibernans' declared Patrick to Patrick
and then they tried TO enter the building. When
the ianitor could not be found the three tried to
climb over the gate and finally began serenading
the "Hibernians" within Nurses tried to quiet
the children by recalling the Purim celebration,
but five hundred throats roared a chorus until
Lavender escorted the jewellers to dance hall
where they were taken in charge by the Men of
kildare, who recognized the strayed paraders.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
STORM HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Two Patricks and Mike Read H. 0. A. Back
ward and Raise Rough House

.aThe Wearing of the Green brought unrest to
the inmates of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum at
Amsterdam avenue and 13Sth street, and incident
aIlv caused run on the court plaster clerk in a
nearby drug store last night, when three sons OF
Erin started northward from I25th street and
Fifth avenue TO attend a dance at Amsterdam
avenue and 1J5th street. The three were able 10
remember that there We're two Patricks and one
Mike i'm the party and that II. Q. A reversed
meant IAN open house when they were called
mon to explain why a crowd gathered in front
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
MANY THINK L" CAR IS ON FIRE
Passengers Rush Out and Make Way to
Station Along the Employees Walk.

The short-circuitng of fuse on the motor car
of an elevated train at Broadway and keap street
BROOKLYN last night. sent scores of passengers 10
the employees walk. They were on their way 10
the Williamsburg Bridge. when the car stopped so
suddenly that many thrown from their seats.
The spurts of blue flame and smoke caused many
to believe that the Were on fire general
rush for the sidewalk followed, and, regardless of
their dresses. women climbed out and walked on
the narrow path to the Hewes street station. The
cars were started shortly after the last passenger
had reached the station.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18

rVHB PEOPLE oF THE STATE of' NEW YORK
Max Never. Felix Meyer. I'Eo Meyer. GeOrg
Neyer Abraham Meyer. sophie Boas, Trustees Il
Woodlawn Cemetery. The"1or" hiey.r. Julius Meyer
Christina Adetc Franz Boas- FTedvig
Lehman. Meyer. Toni Nohauer Johanna
tIen7nann. Mrs Ernst Richard. mentioned will
I,.Ila Richard CEiIdren'S Society OF tn" city of
Franzaska Boas Friedt TroaCh. HedWig TFbaCh Adele
tIermann, Ida C1eftmann. Margarete Clsnnann. Mar
garete Meyer. Eoas. Ernst Philip Ecas. Henry
L u Roas Theodore Edgar Smutny Rudolph
bach dIcfTmann Neyer. Rudolph Lehman
Anna Never. Meyer, Ludwig Wohlsuer. :
CIefrmann. Abraham Jacob and George McAneny. as
trustees under the will of Jacob Meyer deceased
Mount Sinai Hospital German Hospital and DispynsarJ
Academy of Medicine 81 city OF New York and
CiviI Service Reform Association. and to all persons
County OF New York deceased az creditors Iesatees
OF kin otherwise, send greeting
each of hereby cited and required
personally 10 e appear before Surrogate of
said held the Hall of Records In the
County o York. the Sth day of May 1905
at half O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day
there to attend judicial settlement OF the
proceedings of Abraham Jacobi and George
Nc cAneny. of the last will and testament
OF deceased: and such OF hereby cited
to appear by your guardian. II you have If
hay and apply for one 20 be
or the of your neglect or failure
10 a guardian VIII be appointed BY the Surro-
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. we have caused the
seal OF the Surrogates Court Of said County OF New
be hereunto affixed
New York Witness Abner g. Thomas. a
Surrogate said County. at the
Of New York, the l.rh day
o March in the of Lord
~ DANIEL j. DoWDNEY.
Clerk of the SuTToSates Court
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18

PORK-prime Western Easy. 6ss Hd HAMS
short cut O Is IN. st"ady, aSs BAttN-t 1irnher
land cut - 30 10, hrm. 3ss short rib. ID tc -
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IN quiet SOS sd. long clear mddles hesfy - to
~ n nuiet Sd: short clear backs. Is 10 20 "
stesdy 2ss. clear bellies - 80 Is 10 hrrt sos od
SHOJLpERE-Square u 20 10 10. easy, -s9 od
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

,t~.rnooi March 11.-CIosing WiEAT--Spot
.te.dv; No . red western winter. - 3igd futures
stsaSy, March nominal MAY, rs II Adj July, 's "a
CoRN-erot Hrm: prime mixed American. new .. os
~ rri,,. r,tx.d American. old as cd futures quiet;
.sn ~ IN 5 Mav <, I'D FI.OUR-Winter patents
sm,s, %. ed HopS in London tPacinc 'oastl duI
4.i1 70. 7, toa BEEB-Extra India mess quiet, Sos
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
Proposals..

I)OSTOFFICE DEPA ARThdENT. WASHINGTON. L &,
l. March 10. 1g0S-Sealed proposals will he received
the office of the Purchasing Of this Department
O'Clock y. m. April IL. 1905. furnishing the
Official Postal Guide for Of four from July
1905. Blanks for proposals with specifications and
instructions bidders will furnished application
Purchasing for Post Office Department
Washington, d. T. c. v l. MEY Err, Postmaster Gen
q
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2
charging off depreciation betterInents and i'm
the dividends. A.j62.264. Is
equal 10 per the s450Ooo0o capital stock
The amount charged off for depreciation. better
ments and improvements aggregates S.M0.00 or
an amount equal I'll per cent more on the stock.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18

instructions bidders be furnished application
Washington. D. & c. v L. MEYER, Postmaster Cen
DosTOFFICE DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON. D {.
4 March II: lsos-Sealed proposals will he received
until O'Clock p m. Monday April 1905 for fur
rd nd.ns and arSosrd o6pv 6ok ard blank books tags
drawing t materials inks and mucilags pens ard fI
and supplies, duplicating devices computing machines
Stamps. inks pads and racks for same; Numbering
Machlnes seas e,c' 1oRylns M Goods.
rine and corags IIariware and Trucks: Ieather & ard
icas Glass: Lumber: Fuel Ice ete Forags @ and
Of the Post Once Department any branch Of the
beginning july V Isos and ending June 90
der @ @ b fnshad upon aPpcatioa TO the Tcs
Agent p 0T ae pfSf Ad{ns Postaser Genera
DosToFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON. d. c.
March - Sealed proposals Will % Dc s received %
az the Office & 4f the dc prGhasng m On a n 1es fof SUP
plying Special Deliver and c9iefoos @ Cangas & ga ato @
specifications blank proposals will be furnished
ment. Washington. D. {. c. p GRANDFlELD' Acting
Postmaster General
.9 OF n5 aEA w cfB Msso wA a
sneise2 Cal March P5oHqsss q ,,5 in tsB %
isos then publicly opened, for construction at
transport wharyes and shells le- new army supply Dept
with and 1879 Wsn9 R BY a6p
Pha % copies OF y9g may Ss % Raa aoq Pon @ @
bif or ouartcTmaster department OF the Lakes Chicago
nj Alternative proposals will also be received based
any form OF permanent construction Such alternative
accompanied by fun detail drawings
considered All applicatio for
specifications must be accompanied BY CERT
fed check amount $50 90 made payable 70 Treasurer
| check, proceeds Of
Will be retained until return of all drawings and spef-
| c.rons GEORGE Mex. WILLIAMSON, Constructing
@ VI.
| |>OyFRNOR'S ISLAND y. Y. H. FEBRUARY rs.
cefyed here March 49, 1905 for printing
renired at Department Headquarters during ending
Tlna 20 1909 bidder will be required TO fur
risb r,ant and material be done Governor
Island In building BY l. s, free Right
reeerZei to accept all bids part
thereof Information application Envelopes contain
ing nropo-as should Proposals for Printing
| JNO. W. PULLMAN A @ NJ o.
INVEST POINT y Y. MARCH IA. 19oS.-SEALE-D
w proposals trplicae. subject the usual condi-
tons for furnishing during the fiscal ending
Iune so 1903 the quarter ending S
1905 received here until l. NJ ApriI
1905: being required for year and the
forage for months Information furnished appica
ton L s reserves the right to reject or accept any
or all bids any rart thereof. Envelopes contain
proposals should endorsed Proposals for Fuel anu
Forage addressed Q. NJ, L 5 a
MORT sLOCUM. y. Y. MARCH 6 l9's. S6-AI-1D I I,
Il proposals. tripliCate. VIII be received uhl ~
4 NJ April 10 1905 for furnishing fuel and mineral
oil here during commencing July 1SOs and forage
and July 10 September SO 1905 f nior-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
Citations.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF N&FzW & Yotth; tI BY
Lawson David Lawson Mary A. Greer NaIeie LEI L9lsh
ton IIesse Louisa Grant, Catherine Giiiahd
Edith Lawson. Mary Mallory Randoph Lawson FaIlILe
Lawson Robert Lawson. Annie Hay, Carrie See MARY
La Annie Creassey Amy Forman Andrew HliLer
Lawson. Eastwood Grace lawson. Bernard r y
Richard Lawson. Elsie Heatly the htifs
ing Whereas. samuel Lawson and David lawson OF
the CITY OF New York lately applied the Suro
gate's Of County Of New York. 70 have a
certain Instrument writing relating both real and
personal property duly proved the last VIII ana
testament of Eliza J. Torey County OF New
York therefore and each OF you are cteo
to appear OF our county OF
New YorR his office in the County Of New 1orh
day of Nav, thousand nine nun
dred and eight past O'Clock in the forenoon
that day attend the probate OF said
last will and such OF YOU are hereby
cited the OF twenty one years. are re
auired by your guardian II you nave one OF
YOU none appear and apply foT cre 70 Dc a
pointed of your neglect or failure 70
do so a guardian will te appointed ty the surrogate 70
represent and for YOU In this proceeding
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused the seal OF
he Surrogate the said County OF New York
to be hereInto affixed. Witness HON ABNER g
THOMAS. a Surrogate of our SAID county ot
New Yor said County. the 10Th day or
(I. J. N year Lord thousand
nine hundred and eight.
DANIEL = DOWpNF-N.
the SurrOCats'S court.
PJTNEY TWONBI.Y & PCTNBY. Attorneys for Peti-
tioners . Rector 81 n Y city
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18

JHORT SIOCCN, y. y. MARCH 6. 1905 StAAl-f.D
L proposals trtplicate. will be received until ~
4 NJ April -. 1905 for furnishing fuel and mineral
oiIh commencing July l. lSOs and forage
and straw from July September 80 1905 infor-
nation furnished application Envelopes containing
proposals endorsed Proposals for Fuel Forage
Straw and on addressed TO CuareTnaster
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
CAMBRIA STEEL'S YEAR.

The Cambria Steel Company has issued its an
nual report for the year ended December 81, 1891
The income account compares follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
THE MONTCLAIR

THE PALMER HOUSE,
a FINE FAMILY HOTEL
1s2 Main St. East Orange, y r
Three minutes walk the Grove St station tns
first station In located the highest pnr
Of land is the EIoGse \ modern family h1tei
Rates from 50 up irciudins Rooms single or en-
table being supplied with All or tns
fruit markets have u OIer
the bachelor apartments AZ 81 and
$40 per week including table board The apartments havs
gas electricity steam large reception room. with tuo
and shower double references ara re-
oured AID
A. y MESSEE. Proprietor
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School agencies.

supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Governesses etc.,
to Colleges School Families Apply
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG FULTON % Union Square
MADEMOISFILE AMYOT. Teachers Agency. - &
Both ST. Tel. 1857 Madison--Teachers. tutors gov
ernesses for colleges. schools and private families
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18

Instruction.
For Both Sexes-Ctty.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGCAGE&
MADISON SQUARE t1122 Broadway.
Harlem Branch: 3AS Lenox Ave. near 12sth ST
Brooklyn 90 73 Court St
Newark Scheusr
$50 BRANCHES IN ALL LEADING CITIES
TRIAL LESSONS FREE
IDAINTING CLASS FROM 10-11 A. NJ. 23 CENTS.
ARTIST. 100 West 1Aist st. Apartment n
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18

~OVERNOR'S ISLAND. N Y.
VI 1gOS.-Seaied proposals. IN
cefved here until 10 \. NJ. March
required at Department Headquar'
June 80. 1909. Successful bidder
rish plant and material. work 70
Island In building furnished by L
reserved TO accept or reject any o.
thereof. Information on applicatto
ing proposals should be marked p
JNO. W. PULLMAN. A @ NJ G.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-04-03

which occasion she retired from the
stage. Miss Hanbury made her first
appearance at the Savoy. in 1888,
when she played Myrine in "Pygma-
lion and Galatea." and met with in
stant success. Two years later she
was associated with Mr. Tom ThOrne
at the Vaudeville, and afterwards with
Mr.. Wilson Barrett at the Olympic.
She was also associated with Mr.. Tree,
Mr.. Alexander and Mr.. Waller. One
of her greatest successes was made in
1893, in the production of Mr.. Pine
ro's 1.-The AmazOns, at the Court
theater. At His Majesty's she was
seen in several plays. and her popu-
larity never declined to the last. Miss
Hilda Nelson, Miss Norah KERN and
Miss Hilda jacobson are her cousins
1t was originally intended that the ere
nation should take place on Monday,
but it was carried out on Saturday
morning, by the urgent and express
order of the doctor. who would not al
low the body to be kept another day.
The doctor himself wrote letter en-
tirely exonerating the family from
any share in his decision. The fun
cral took pace on Tuesday at the Viii
lesden cemetery. Those present in
cluded many well-known figures in the
theatrical profession. Among them
were Messrs. II. Beerbohm Tree Lewis
Waller. Oscar Asche. Henry Neville
and George Edwardes. An extremely
large number of beautiful wreaths
were deposited on the grave The ser
vices at the cemetery and at the Cen
tral synagogue on the afternoon of
the same day were conducted by the
Revs. f. Spero and NJ. Adler. There
were large attendanccs both at the
cemetery and the synagogue.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-04-03
MOROCCO.

Fresh .Nassdcre Of JeWS.-Thc Ali
ancc lsracite has received particulars
of u further massacre of Jews i'll Nor
Deco. According to II report sent by
NJ. PiZa. their agent in Casablanca.
the French troops made reconnoitrc
into the ncighborhOOd of MZab. On
the following day the two Jewish
quarters in the town were destroyed.
large number of Jews were massacrcd.
and the rest driven out into the coun
try. \ number of the refugees fled To
CaSablanca. and NJ. PiZa writes: -
yesterday received batch of fifty per-
sons. whose dcplorablc conditions defy
all description. even by those who
know the trials to which the Jews of
this country have been subjected. and
takes into consideration the long jour
ncy to Casablanca. have made for
the Jews of MZab the same provision
as for the refugees from Staff. They
have been housed. clothed. and work
has beer found for the men. \ further
contingent of refugees from Staff.
who arrived. have brought the total TO
315. We have clothed. housed. and
fed them all On the 2lst we com
mpnced to distribute them i'm the town
i'm order to provide room for the refu-
gees from Mzab. An experiment which
we made with ten families showed us
that we could find work and lodging
for them. In this way we accommo-
dated over fifty families in four days
a further forty families will he dealt
with i'm the course of the week. Only
ten old men who are incapable of work
remain on the list of weekly doles pro-
vided by the community for the
poor.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-04-03
AUSTRALIA.

The Brisbane Hebrew Congregation
have presented their minister. Mr..
Jonas Nj. Myers, J.P. with an address
and a purse of sovereigns on the occa
sion of his cighty-first birthday. Mr..
Myers went TO Australia from Lon
don fifty-eight years ago. and has been
in Brisbane during forty-three years.
Mr.. a. NJ. llertZberg. president Of the
congregation. in making the presenta-
ton. said that Mr.. Myers voluntarily
took up the duties of minister as far
back as 1866. and had resumed those
duties whenever the congregation had
been deprived of the services of II reg
ular minister lie had now discharged
the functions of the office for the pas,
five years. In the early seventies. Mr..
Myers acted ut one and the same time
as president. treasurer. reader. collcc-
tor and ShammaS.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-04-03
4round tke Uorld .. ..

Jewish private teachers, the circular
forbidding Jewish merchants of the
first guild to educate their children in
residential colleges. and the prOhibi
ton relating to the eligibility of Jews
to act as members of educational cOun-
ellis and managers of schools. All other
laws against the Jews the ministry
propose to leave intact, regarding
them as questions concerning the ma
tiOnality' of our brethren and not
their religion. These concessions are
hardly worth anything. The law
against the private teachers has never
been strictly applied. and, as far as
the management of schools is con-
ccrned. the measure does not include
the more important secondary and
higher educational institutions.
The Tsar has granted a free pardon
to nineteen CoSsacks. who participated
in the Jewish massacres in the pro-
vinces of Cherson and Tchernigotf.
and to fourteen Poltava rioters.
The senate has laid down the rule
that Jewish women possessing the
right to reside outside the Pale of Set
tlement lose their privileges on marry
ing husbands who are not allowed to
live throughout the empire.
Large numbers of Jews are being
expelled from Sebastopol and the vii
lagos near Ekaterinoslav. Twenty
Jewish families. residing at Iudilova.
are also constantly threatened with
exile.
The st. Petersburg Jewish organi-
zation known as Volks-Gruppc has
been legalized by the authorities.
The governor of Irkutsk requested
the premier tn relieve the local rabbi
of his post. for refusing to keep de-
tailed register ef the Jews residing
there.
A book. published by l. l.. Kahan of
Kieff (price Is. i'd. giving history
of the pogroms and a report of the
trials. has been suppressed i'm Russia.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-04-03
LONDON.

The death of Henry Louis Bischoff-
Shcim at the age of Seventy-nine re-
moves II figure from our community
that was assuredly an ideal type of the
rich Jew. lie gathered his vast wealth
by means at which the sterncst moral
list could set no cavil. he took II pride
and n pleasure in distributing hug.
amounts of it with an unsparing hand.
Throughout his life he maintained II
close personal contact with the life OF
his community. but his magnificent
philanthropy was placed at the service
of all crecds as of all classes. Nor was
his munifccncc merely a matter Of
money. He brought to it all the pow
crs of a keen and discerning intellect
and gave to his charity the deepest
thought and care When he decided
to give the not incOnsiderable sum OF
t1O0.O 900 to charities in commemOra
ton of his golden wedding. and in
thankfulness that he and his wife had
thus heen spared for so long Il union. il
was obvious that the distribution had
cost him something more than the
large amount represented. in an adj
mirable and equitable selection. The
Jewish community will permanently
benefit from the truly noble benefi
cence. but it will benefit even more
from the fine example of a magnificent
career-an example to Jews of what IA
rich Jew should bean example to the
world of what rich Jew can be.
The death of Miss Lily llanbury.
the popular actress. causes wide
spread regret Herself Jewess by
birth. she was married some three
years ago to Mr. Herbert Guedalla. on
The Jewish outlook., 1908-04-03
NJ ALTA.

The police have very properly pros
ccuted the author of book in which
the old blood accusation was revived
against our people. The man was re-
leased at the solicitation of members
of the Jewish community on condi-
ton that he published apologies in the
local press. refrain from reproduce
ing the horrible details, which the man
admitted were invented. containing
the accusation. On il previous Occa-
sion the police seized the total issue of
il book making similar charges. The
attitude Of the authorities is deserving
of the highest praise.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-04-03
RUSSIA.

The. Government and me JeWs.-'
The only restrictions against the Jews
the government have proposed to abol-
ish i'm their bill. now being considered
by the Duma committee. on freedom
of conscience. are the law concerning