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New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Manhattan Parcels of the LudIam
Estate Sold for SSOS, ,425.

The Ludlam estate realty holdings were sold
yesterday in partition proceedings at the Rea
Estate Exchange Salesrooms, Nos. Il and ls Vesey
street. by Herbert A Sherman. The total sum
rallied was SS0S425. Most Of the properties were
Eken over by the Cruikshank Company. which
said 10 represent the heirs of the estate Nc
ssltiOn sales viii be held to-day.
lhe sales yesterday resulted as follows:
BY Herbert A Sherman
q Henry s. 1910 Il Of Market ST. 25 4x99 H.
sHE CO for CLIENT for ssOo5o 55t also Sc rear 10 the
s Monroe 81 s. 5SlO Il " Of Iike ST. 25xsl 9x24 Ok
q Pei s., ess # q Doyers St. 3ISxso l0K5 IL
~ ~ @ foT client for ssc.o5e; also
Is and sty bdgs: 10 John High for 81 iso- also
sS SSe 81 s 10 u # Of 10Th ave p lHS7 5a25E
3 james sip s7.4 # os soa,h St, 26zs7 2.2s IoE
cent fo- slO.5eo: also
5. 70 g & PARK 81 -, 542 # q Null Mulberry s "a *
e oohans = s6 CO fog client sor SO iS9 sso q,
g aioi s n82 sEis sy tea5 and stores: oi.it
= chsr!y s. s 25s6 = " = Market st. p 9Tso 9.
&c g scseTgy s. 22s e Of Market 81 2 21eo sE
~ client for sl4500; also
slzs5s 8 fy tsnmt ana store: P / Robertson Ct al
~ 5h s 70 al he aeSEsas5 5 a[, s64 client A[eSsT sdI
8 Manhattan 81 % Z, Of Houston -, 2 lEe2l
sy fenIt; Pauline Seusfaeder agt + onydecker et
Wise atty: James Oliver. ref; amt due. SIS
eeo; faNes etc S3as 81. adjourned 10 September %
b Charles A. BerTian.
g I2a 81, - Z Of West Eng ave, 25XIoo sly
ill basement dHg II 7 Carey " n ID De Peyser 81
q ] OConnor. atty: Maurice Deiches ref amt due,
Alo y. SUB first ntge of So. 90; Adjourned to
sTtsmber %
BY Joseph FS@Day
s dss hSsifff PFyf Tyv s g looms S s7s IT a s. % 81 S' B.
50. y clarke ref. due. S6s .2s2 ~: taEes. eic
h.s 65. adjourned % october Il
t2 r. SIS I98th 81 s 6. 80 u n Amsterdam ave.
s1sell four 8 sty fats; I. y Rosenberg egt NC
mis- Realfy al. EeschleF & r. attys; O Newman
=, due. s25.025 %; tazes etc. s62O sub % nine
Es aFeregafng sisO0s9: the plaintiff FOR 81 600
tehs,er ave 300s n Of lTSth 81, I5Hllo va
e15 Bronx Borough Bank Jacob SchincleT 81 ali;
.,r,a Rearney atrv. Q II Montague. ref: amt due.
tlz s5: tanes etc SGaO 28 the plaintiff for si.p0
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

NURSE -Chautauqua School nurse. to care
for invalid ladv; doctors recOmmenda-
tion. Leeds 513 West 125th ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
LOsT-RANKROOKS

BANKBOOK No. 51T, ,9ss Of the Union Dime
savings Bank is Missing ANY person
having claim to u is hereby called upon
TO present the same within ten days or sub
NIT TO having said passbOok cancelled and
a new one Issued.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

YOUNG American couple. man understands
horses. useful around country place. wife
as caretaker; best references. Philip Hon.
man, 2lS2 Lexington ave. Apartment %
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
PUBLIC NOTICES.

CONTRACT N.
SEALED BIDS will be received by the
Board of Water Supply. in Room ole. 900
Broadway New York until IL a. m on
September 2s. 1903. for furnishing and de-
livering either or both OF the following
classes OF supplies;
Contract N-Class Nj. Furniture (SpeciaD
Clas9 NJ. Furniture (Chairs,
tables. etC)
At the above place and time the bids will
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets
containing information for bidders and sets
OF contract drawings can be obtained at
Room 1910. az the above address by depos-
itinG the sum OF five dollars. (S5l for each
pamphlet or set OF drawings. For further
particulars see Information for Bidders
JOHN A. BENSEL. Commissioners
President. or the
CHARLES N. CHADWICK. Board OF
CHARLES A. SHAW. water supply.
j WA4aDO SMITH.
Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

BUTLER and VALET CcoloredD: speaks
four languages-Engish. French, Ger
man. Italian. understands massage. shay
Ing. hair cutting; experienced traveller and
courier: four years reference last employ
err W, Miss FitzgeTalds Bureau, 500 5th
ave. entrance 42d ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
East ahrh 81

The approximate amount OF the lien OF
charge. 10 satisfy which the above described
property Is TO BE- sold is twentv-seven hun
dred and four dollars and foFty-three cents
tS2, 7O4 4S). with interest thereon from the
2nd dav OF September. 1909 together with
costs and allowance amounting 20 S2GS 40.
With interest from Sept. 4. 1909. together
with the expenses Of the sale The ap-
proximate amount OF the taxes. assessments
and water rates or other liens. which are
70 be allowed 20 the purchaser out OF the
purchase money. crrpaid by the Referee. Is
ten dollars and interest
said premises will be sold subject % a
frst mortgage Of thirteen thousand dollars.
with interest az go per annum from May
T. 1909
Dated. New York. sept 4. 1909.
CHARLES l. pENKS. Referee
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
GET CONTROL OF THE BARTHoLDI

ne real estate firm OF willard S. Burrows Com
-. OF No lOs-ll0 West 3lth street, has leased
il The chlds Company the Hotel Bartholoi prop
" AZ 23d street and Broadway, 10 the Shole Hotel
eIapany. This property was recently leased 20 The
--as Company for a long term OF years through
y Aafne brokerage FIRM.
- sae Burrows Company has, also leased store In
Nlaoephia and another one IN Baltimore Tor
-ssfioe shaplro
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
FLATHoUsEs IN AN EXCHANGE.

Frost Palmer & Co. have sold for client of
FiXman Lewis Nos. 123 and 125 West 24th street,
two six story tenement houses, on a plot 5Ox9S 8
feet between Sixth and Seventh avenues In ex-
change the buyer gives Nos. "a and So Lawrence
street. six story hathouse. plot 5Ox1OO feet.
near Amsterdam avenue
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

LAUNDRESS- - Protestant: particularly
neat. competent willing and obliging;
| good references; city or country l. Mrs.
] Golfers Agency, 100 West 23d ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
LONG ISLAND PLOT CHANGES HANDS

A. c. & L. \. Marks have sold for ]. Van
Nezel his country seat at Lawrence. Long Island.
The property consists of about thirty-nne lots.
and is located Broadway between Lawrence
avenue and Jamaica Turnpike
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
rYrEwRIrING AND ryrEwRrrEKs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau at: caea-
iogue free: all makes taken parr pay.
ment. bargains In Underw oods. Remingtons
OliveEA Smith2
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE g. OHTo R r

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every Other Hour on the Even Hcur's
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily. Esd ST. Llh'y 81.
Washington. Sleepers- so pm $50 am
Washington. Diner. Parlor Z. 50 am 500 am
Washington. Diner. Parlor ESQ am 1000 am
Washingtor. DineI. .Parlor. II 50 am 1900 n n
Washington. FaTlCT- ---...- 1 80 pm POO un,
ParloF Car. New York to Richmond Va
Royal Ltd - Diner. .PerIor g SO pm 400 rrr,
Washington. Diner. Parlor $50 pm S.0s pm
WasL ington. Erffet. ParIor 8 so ON 700 ON
Through Daily Trains n the West
ChicaSO. PittshurG. ....... $50 am 500 am
Chicago. Columbus. .... n 80 am I9C. n N
Pittsburg. Cleveland ....- 3.5o pm z co ON
''PittsnuTG Limited ....- $50 pm TO0 on,
Gin. ST. l.. Louisville II so pm lSC am
Cin-. 81 L. Louisville $50 am 1000 am
Gin. St l.. Louisville -. $50 prn 500 ON
Orices. 245. asa. 1900 Broadway. & Astor
Houss. 225 FIN Ave. ". r.: IS Ave. q.
- Ridge ST.: S43 Fulton ST. Br0okIyn.
West Psi 81. aaG Liberty Sc
After 8 p NJ. Sleeping Car reservations
and full Information regarding trains etc
can be obtained at Bureau az Inforrnatfon
b & O. r. r.. 23d ST Terminal. Phone,
No. Chelsea ESQ
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

COACHMAN or butler. o. would 90 as gen
orally useful man with wife cook or
chambstmaid, no family. good references.
u. Box 23l. Fleasantvils station y Y
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
CHAUFFEUR-By respectable Young
man OF neat appearance: careful driver:
make repairs; all cars: honest sober and re-
liable; excellent reference. T. e Buxton
1885 t52d ST.. Brooklyn
CHAUFFEUR.-Youn man. with a private
family; city or country; careful driver
and a good mechanic. Frank Mainert Han
sen. 769 East 156sh 81.
CHAUFFEUR--Goodd driver; 2i: do own re-
pairing. G. Reinhardt. Ala 22d ST.. West
New York. n J.
CHEMISTS AssIsTANT.-YounS man, 2i.
high school graduate. practical and
mental knowledgss wishes position along
chemical line; good references. r. e.. "a
SUPERINTENDENT. - Licensed engineer;
Z apartment house; electric or hydraulic
elevators; all repairs, highest references.
Bieuning. 1915 Brook ave. The BronL
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

COACHMAN.-City. country: thoroughly
Understands duties, can furnish the best
reference. disengaged on account sickness.
mst employer can be seen. NJ. g.. 100
West 4Bih st
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
M9gT9 GERMAM lloyd

Large. Fast and LuNurious TWin-Screw
ENpreSs and Passenger Steamships.
Equipped with Wireless & Submarine Signals
Ply MOU UTH-CHBRBO DRG+BFENEN
EXpFess Sai.ings Tuesdays at ~ A M.
\ w der tIr sept. 2t ETonprfnz Wn1 Oct. s
X. VIM. II. sept ~ Cecilfe. ........ Oct IA
Fly MOI TIL, t,HEItBO9f ItCi-BREMEN
Twin screw Sailings Thursdays at 10 A. NJ
= FIRED VIM sept. 2S KurfuerSt. ..... Oct.
Friedrich q. G. SEPT so Wa shinEtOn- Oct Il
GEORGE WNSHINCSTON-Sa Oct IA
= Ne tons Newest and largest German
ship anoat Every innovation known 70 tho
sEiphuiider's art
GIBRALTAR-NAPLE PLES-GENOA-
ALGIERS
Mediterranean Sailings Saturdays at II A NJ
Berlin (nev1 Sept. 25i X Albert -. Oct -
+. Irene ...-.... oct O. Berlin new u Nov a
Independent Around the World Tours.
travellers Checks good all over the world.
Apply OELRICHS & Co, General Agents.
: BROADWAY. NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
WORK WANTED.
Male

AMERICAN wants employment IN any oe-
ciipsiion requiring knowledge OF cofie-
sDondense faIesmansnp, biisiress dctaliss
- !. small salary satisfactory in desirable
positjou. Blsseli, Box lO5, Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

COUPLE CapahlH; wife as cook house
keeper. man generally useful. will take
entire charge % small house or bachelor
apartment Conn, Miss Titzgeralfs Blu
reau 503 5th ave. entrance 42d st.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

ACHMAN-NURSE. Man and wife on
gcntlemnn's place. city or country. man
as coachman anf generally useful wife as
cook or nurse. can give best Of reference.
Address 4 = r.. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
EUDSONRIVER MIGHT A INES.
The Most Magnificent River Flesr In
the World
Established 1855

\ IIU O0SO SOANulA ' ASAN lN 49, u
/ The Most MAGNIFICENT River FleeI In
u the World
I Established 1883
Il The Popular SeaTchllSht Rcut..
\ PEOPLES Line Citizens Line
h Nsv YORK and New York and
\ Albany. Steamers Troy. New steam
I W. MOtse .. anu ers Trojan and
I N Y. dailv (Sun- Rensselaer, leave
a ays excepted, N. Y. daily sat
rom @Iioin FlSI o, 10 urdays excepted.
! Sa1ai 81 ar Pier as. No. River.
n m VVes1 I9ath foot OF West 10th
e AZ 4 -9O n m St. at .. m.
Splendid accommodations. connecting
with trains for parts North. East and
West SUNDAY SERVICE WILL BE
OPERATED BY THE NEW CITIZENS
LINE STEAMERS. STOPPING AT
ALBANY IN BOTH DIRECTIONS.
Horses. carriages and automobiles
carried at reasonable rates Express.
freight service, quick delivery. This
Company operates only modern and
safe steamers
HudSOn-Fult0n Celebration.
SPECIAL sEPF. Th5F s $500
steamers c. ". MORSE and NEW
STEAMER RENSSELAER, will leave
their respective piers at II O'Clock
noon, taking part in Naval Parade and
OfHciaI Reception OF the HALF MOON
and CLERMONT in New York Harbor.
returning about 5 p. NJ
Tickets on sale at Piers S2 and as.
IN Greater New York
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

FARM SUPERINTENDENT. BY a middle
aged American. married. thoroughly un-
derstaiTas farming In all rs branches and
care q stock and AatryirE and road max
inE. etc, Address superintendent Gl wes,
a. Sewhurs y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

FARMER american. married two chill
d-eu. experienced on machinery. poultry
used 60 handling help. FIVE years reference
from last employer. Carpenters Bureau.
IA Ofh ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

COACHMAS. Single. 81. thoroughly un-
derstands business: strictly sober. honest.
Industrious: care for and drive automobile:
city or country. good references. Alex, I6G
West Sqth 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
HELP WANTED.

FeEsnle
WA yAxTED.-Capable white woman, Tor
days work. washing ana cleaning =, 80 80
dreSs Mrs. n. g., Tribune Uptown ONCE.
1904 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
BOARD AND ROOMS.

T2D ST, re WEST. between l. and sub
vsy express stations; Charming rooms
choice table, references given and required
e8rH ST. "a wEsr.-connectea or .iox,.
rooms. bath. superior board ana .srvics.
near park. subway. elevated
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

CoACHMAN.-By very neat. tidy. smooth
faced Swede; very careful and reliable.
ences the best. Carpenters Bureau, ia
9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
CONSTRUCTION INSPECTOR. with ex-
perlence on railroad construction in South
America with firm OF contractors or civil
St11giheers; good references Kelly. 200 West
I14ECTRICIAN-First class; steady and
permanent position only; generators.
oharEe bsst a9d all 6ranhes can take
West 14th> 81.
MESSENGER. clerk doorman Waterman
or light manual labor; by middle aged
man references; bond. Meg. 999. Bergen
Ordained minister (3s) wiz
act as secretary, executive. assistant: ex-
Refiencedi references. Secretary. Box 0.
WANTED Selling agency for Baltimore
and ana vicinity exclusively; state particulars
Address y. . Box 2l4. Baltimore. Nd
WORK WANTED.
Female
CoMPANIoN.-By refined lady; reference;
american Box ITO. 617 9th ave.
COMPANION or attendant To 1.pvaI,d Or
elderly person. by refined woman CaIl
netWeen 10 and 4. Wednesday or Thursday
Hotel Willard 252 West 10th St. Travis
DREssMAKER and sEANsTREss.-C
ored; would like steady position: city Or
country; references. Address care of God
\ win. IA West Tooth. 81.
STENOGRAPHER. - Competent EXPORT
s,.enographer; permanent Al place; Rem
lnSton and Underwood operator; salary SIS
SD Export. 81 West 10Th st
STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIsT.-Expe-
= rieneedi reference: moderate salary Miss
o. Chandler. % Sherman ST.. Brooklyn.
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DOMESTIC siTUaTlUNs wANrED
Male
BUTLER. R.-CHAMBERMAID &c-EDsltsb
couple; man butler: wife chambermaid
and assist with other work: excellent refer
enee; city or country. w, Miss FttzGer-
42d ST.
BUTLER R-MAID.- Couple. swiss-French:
middle aged: man as butler valet: wife
maid. housekeeper. can take entire charge
small family or bachelors apartment neat
appearance; best reference: free October 1.
Write Caretakers. l3 East 10th st.
BUTLER and VALET Ccoloredp; speaks
four languages-English. French Ger
man. Italian. understands massage shay
ing. hair cutting; experienced traveller ana
courier: four years reference last employ
err W, Miss FitzgeTald's Bureau, 500 5th
ave. entrance 42d st.
CATERER.-CoIored man as caterer for Of
nee building or apartment, good chef r
F D. 26Ol Webster ave. Bronx.
COACHMAN.-En English. wishes to take
charge OF breeding establishment or as
coachman; used TO large stable; left
through death. highest references H. Is.
20 Cross St. West Orange. y. ].
COACHMAN.-By very neat tidy. smooth
faced Swede, very careful and reliable:
will he useful az anything needed refer
ences the best. Carpenters Bureau. ia
9th ave
- ,--,,,,.-- -
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

FARMER -GARpENER - Good worker,
take charge u Geutiemnu's place. NJ ref
erenees. Scaudinaviau. 2S. small family:
pleas" state particulars !n FIRST letter y
y. Nelson. HaveWcyer'H Place. New Wind
Ror. NeW burg y Y
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
EMPLOYMENT AoESCIEs.
NAnlSnN
AGENTS MANrED.

lsL. anywhere. cen start q mail order
,oaf 5sss az hons. 30 cnnga1ElEE. Re
Ass ~ BOSS, send for free booklet Tells
Atzcocx, LockDOrf, ~. ".
a.. - lllc le=Solfhcrn states; new cf-
49, - iaify. IAfct1eld, ggS EeelInan Ell.
49, y ~ snd6lo Southern states. new
Er Specially. Iatont. lIs Bee1nlan 81,
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

! GARDENER Cheadi --la years experience.
first class references from scotland Eng
land canada and United states, aged ~
married. scotch W. 4 Robertson. care Of
J : Lyle. Teneiy " J.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
HELP WANTED.
Mair

Male
HELP WANTED. male or female 10 write
for newspapers. particulars for stamp.
Press Syndicate. Ninety. hidaieporfs N. Il
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

JANITOR or superintendent German
plumber and electrician. understands ali
repairs. wants position for several houses
Frank N0vak. a2g East oath St
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

USEFUL MAN. N.-Capahle young Irishman.
stands care of horses. COWS. good driver:
excellent references r. b, Miss Fitzger-
ald's Bureau. bO3 9th ave. entrance on
42c 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

BY German couple: one child
wishes one or more steam heated apart
ments. experienced: can do repairing
Winkler. al West SSth st
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

USEFUL. MAN BY n practical. all around
man, greenhouses. vegetables and out
side. married: no family. Al references
Gardener. 22s East 10th 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

MAN and WIFE in home or institution:
wife plain cook. man steam. garden. gen
orally useful: very best references. Con-
molly 2O5 West 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

GARDENER theadl or Superintendent:
practical. Scotch. capable az managing
entire estate. life experiences 20 years IN
America wears foreman at GrayEtone
none but good place wanted Address n
Gordon Greystons Gardens. Yonkers. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

MARsTERs TRAVEL MAGAZINE oe
Summer Tours 70 All Vacation Resorts.
independent or escort. mailed free. MAR
STEERS. 81 West S0th st.. y. r..
COOKS TOURS ROUND TIE WORLD.
SSth Annual Series Programmes
THOS- COOK & SON. PAS. 700 B'Way
$40 Madison Ave. 563 5th Ave. New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

JASIToR Reliable couple, man first class
mechanic. In elevator or first class apart
ment house: hest city references. Address
c.. 1890 "a ave
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

PED ''D" LINE.
For san Juan. PR. La Guayra. Pto. Cabsiio.
Curacao & MaFacaibO via Curacao.
5. Philadelphia. Saturday. Sept Is noon
s. Caracas. ..-... Saturday, Oct 9. noon
For La Guayra. Curacao & MaFacQioo.
S. 8. Zulia. ....... Saturday. Sept IS. noon
s s MaracaibO. --- Saturday, Oct q noon
Pier II. adjoining Wall ST. Ferry. Brooklyn-
These steamers have superior accommodate
tions for passengers
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETr.
General Managers. So Wall SE
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

COACHMAN.-En wishes to take
charge OF breeding establishment or as
coachman; used 10 large stable; left
through death. highest references. r. +,
20 Cross St. West orange. y. ].
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

VALET T-COOK.-Japanese IN apartment
take entire charge OF gentlemans place:
long experience: best references. o X
isa High 81 BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

CATERER.-Coloredm man as caterer for Of
nee building or apartment; good chef. F..
+. D. 2GO1 Webster ave, Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
Real Estate.
Soldiers and Sailors Homesfeads

Registration Aberdeen. S d. October 4th 20 23d
sodiers sailors their widows and orphans register
through agents. We supply a number of agents
write 20 ABERDEEN COMMERCIAL CLUB
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

BANKBOOK No. 522.8ls of.the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. ANY person
| having a claim to il is hereby called upon
10 present the same within ten DAYS or sub
| NIT TO having said passboOk cancelled and a
new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
DOMESTIC sITUaTIVNs WANTED.

BUTLER. R.-CHAMBERMAID &c.-English
couple; man butler: wife chambermaid
and assist with other work. excellent refer
ence; city or country. w Miss FftzGer-
AIDS Bureau. 500 5th ave. entrance on
42d St
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-20
STRIKING HATTERS
FAIL TO RECEIVE
WEEKLY BENEFITS
Strong Appeal to Be Made to
Unions for Financial
Aid.

Owing to the failure. it is alleged, of
some of the labor unions to respond to
the appeal of the United Hatters for
financial assistance the benefits we're
not given to The men this week. A
committee of fifteeE was appointed by
the Essex Trades Council last night to
personally appeal to all unions in this
city for aid for the lnatters. 1t was re-
ported thai only. four of the union hat
tiers had gone back to work, and three
of the trimmers, but not one of the
feeders or weighers.
The council went on record as oppos-
ing the reduction of the tariff on iron
and steel on the ground that 1t would
have a tendency to reduce the wages
of the ironworkers. The United States
senators and congressman are to be
appealed to to vote against the .reduc-
ton of the tariff. 1t was announced
that the Supreme Court of Massachu-
sets had refused to enjoin the firm of
Lamson & Hubbard, of Boston,. from
using the label of the United Hatters.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-20
WANTS $4,000 BALM .
FOR WRENCHED HEART.
Miss Cora Sinclair Sues S. S.
Laird, Jr.

Fifty thousand dollars damages is
claimed from Samuel S. Laird, jr., II
the firm of James A. Banister & Co.
shoe manufacturers, by Miss Cora Sin
clair, of 15S West Fifty fourth street,
Manhattan, for breach OF promise IN q
suit brought in the Supreme Court ot
New York. Since May Is, 1901, or
which date Miss Sinclair claims that
Laird promised to marry her, he has
married another girl. u Miss Lillian 9
Hayes.
The suit was begun within ten days
of the marriage. which took place on
September 90, 1907. Since then there
have been of ders granted to examine
by commission not only George M
Denny and Arthur G. Banister, of the
Banister Shoe Company. with a view
to discovering Laird's financial coudi-
ton, but also Mrs. Laird herself. The
defense fought each of these moves on
the ground that negotiations for a
friendly settlement were under way.
Robert l.. Turk, according to an am
davit taken when the last order was
granted, said that John J. Schwartz,
counsel for the defense. had admitted
that there was no doubt of the validity
of Miss Sinclair's claim for damages.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-20
GIRLS IN STATELY
DANCES TO MUSIC
OF BY-G0NE DAYS
Classical Forms Illustrated at
the Last Symphony Concert
of Seasons Series.

Dancing to the music of old-style
classical forms, as played by a SYM
phony orchestra under Frank L. Sealy's
direction in Wallace Hall last night, a
dozen High School girls pleased a large
audience with a novel entertainment.
The affair was the closing concert in
this seasons series for young people.
the success of his endeavor. From the
start his idea has been to provide
the best in symphonic music as an ed
vocational uplift for young musicians
and lovers of music. The idea of set
ting forth the old forms of dance
music, such as obtained in the latter
part of the sixteenth century and the
beginning of the eighteenth, so as to
please the eye as we'll as the ear, was a
good one.
Those who took part in the dances
were: Miss Mildred Littell. Miss Viola
|Heislitz, Miss Helen Anthony, Miss
Mary Van Duzen. Miss Carmen Johns,
| Miss Mildred Day. Miss Gertrude Ma
billie, Miss Hazel Wiley, Miss Dorothy
Ryerson. Miss Sadie Woolson and
Miss Elsie Smith. They We're trained
by Miss Patrick, of the High School.
Mrs. Mary Hissem de Moss, soprano
was the assisting artist, and rendered
her numbers with a finish that wor
warm applause. Mrs. De Moss is the
fortunate possessor of a dramatic voice,
clear, full n of wide range. Her le-
cato passages were carefully phrased,
and the tone we'll modulated to meet
the requirements of the hall.
The program was:
Rakorzy March, .Berlioz; Pissicato
and Valse Lente, from Sylvia Ballet
Suite, Delibes; Ballet Suite, Gluck;
Polonaise from Mignon, Thomas, Nine.
De Moss; Waltz, Dolores Waldteu-
fel; Gavotte "~Amaryllis," Louis XIII. /;
Laschia Chic Pianga, Handel, Nine.
De Moss; Minuet Don Juan" Mozart;
minuet from G minor symphony, Mo-
zsrt: the College Hornpipe; finale from
Second Symphony, Tschaikowsky.