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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13
PARTITION SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW,
I1T;E--JoVeph GogKin. Ir. T'ai0-'f.
ag2iust Theodore O.. Bo-uau, - al. De
fen1sn;s
IN pursuance ~ irterlorrlrpr, iUiE-
weUf Il partition and sale duly male ana
onf' 81 In me above entitled action. bear
Ing DATE the Fl day ~ August. 1909. the
toy, Judgment named win sell q. public
auction At rh" Exchange Ssiss-ooW. n rs
e7@y street. nm tho Borough n Nanhat
van. City OF <@v NCrr. nu the 81 dav NJ
september. 1919. ~ twelve o'clock noon on
that ua-. bE Joseph = T7v. NuC-'o0ner.
the prCnjs~7 directed tv said fnrerlocutory
Judgment ," l7 SOLD s03 therein described
as f~lIovs-
AT those certain lots. pieces and ps~~~lz
u land, with the buildings aud improv~
mNnts thereon erected. situated and wing
and being I'm the city and county NJ New
ors, bounded and described a. follows
PARCEL. l.
Beginning al a point I'm tNn westerly lire
~ -la Tenth Avenue distant tweuty-foIr
90 feet siSE- 50 inches and onA -ra}S i0c-
norfHasIy from the Intersection of ga
the n'fiheriy lire ~ Tnirtv ffth street
rUD-I1g thence westerly parallel with the
Thirty ffrh Street part % the way through
The centre - party wall one hundred
N~p faet, thence ncrjherly parallel with
said Tenth Avenue tw@rtv-f'ur 90 feet
eight - inches and one naif inch thauce
s7steriv parallel with Thirty frth Street
~ the Tenth AveUue. and thence soUth%rIy
Ei1rg said vsg.e riv line ~ the Te1-h \ 80
rua fveUtv-fo1r feet eight inches and one
haf - an inch to the point Of beginning.
TIE following Is a diagram Of tine ab2.e
described property Tsrcel No. -.
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WOKE NAMED.
Male

Male.
ASSISTANT TopkE EEFF.P BY young
man. -, reliable. Trustworthy. .ui Z ard
accurate ar figures. experienced. Al ref
er-H.'S George evans. 80 Division ave.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
THE MCKINLEY STORAGE & VAN 90
30 Fast ltSth -

THE MCKINLEY STORAGE & VAN 90 g.,
30 East IiSth St
To Mrs Olivs Jackson. Mrs r. ! Greer
L. NogeI Mrs Geiil9v. Louis M-ItTor
charles KneseI Fred Reiger. At. Johnson,
care OF John Gibbons, Nj Keller. YOU
and each 20 Won are hereby notified that
tho time FOR the payment Of our Hon upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired. after due notice thereof had been
given YOU. We " m cause such property.
to Wit household goods. personal Ell cts
and merchandise. stored by YOU or in YOUR
name in the warehouse of this company,
10 be sold at public auction according 10
the statute in such case made and p-O-
ylded al 49, East tlSth ST.. New York
tTtv. on Friday. August -. 1909. AZ .
T. NJ and continuing every Friday there
after A. the same place AMI hour. until all
the goods have been sold
los. s. APPEL. AuCtioneer
THE. MCKINLEY STORAGE & VAN 90.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

CONTRACT 5u-SEALED BIDS VIII -
received hy the Board If Water Supply
in Room alO caa Broadway. New York
un-u n A NJ on Tuesday August II
IaOa for C,NNTR ACT 5O fcr tho constrlic-
tion cf three field Office buildings and tWo
horse sheds and NOV Ing enc hoTsa-shed IN
The Crotou division of tha Catskill aOuN-
duct IN the towns OF Yorktown and New
castle Westchester County. New York At
me above place ana time the bids will be
publicly opened and read Pamphlets CON
tanning Information for bidders and
Pamphlets Of contract DRAWINGS can be OBJ
tanned az Room 1910 at the above address
bv deposittug the sum Of i've dollars tS0
for each pamphlet. For further particulars
see Information FOR Bidders
JOHN \. RENSET. President: CHARLES
y CHADWICK. CHARLES A. SHAW
Commissioners Of the Board Of Water
Supply.
= WALDO SMITH chief Enzireer.
THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary.
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BROOKLYN BLOCK CHANGES HANDS
Branch Bank Building VIII Be Erected on
Site by Flatbush Trust Company

The Realty Associates have sold 20 the Flathush
Trust Company the block bounded 10y New Utrecht
and Twelfth avenues ana s1st strofJ. brooklyn. Tt
VII erect on the site branch bank building.
the Associates have also made the following
BROOKLYN sales No. 22a Sterling street. 10 Andrew
~ 'avanaeh; thrty-five lots on 5th street. between
New Utrecht and Twelfth avenues. for $3.50 LOS.
- William F. Kay. a builder. and president 81
the Home Rank Of BROOKLYN. who Will Immediately
improve the property with soni-dotarHed two fam
ilE houses
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RECEIVERS OF RENTS NAMED.

.-.le' Gof. u The Supreme Court. has appointed
an r. F Wood re~elve~ ~ The rents ~ No.
az '''a street IN an action brought by Isucus
-9s against Benjamin Ja-zers7n and others 20
- second mortgage of Sl&H10 The PRIOR
= 'szee amounts 70 5000
-" fe'1lhacler has been appointed receiver
- ''ns ~ No. ~ East "a street. a FIVE story
IN mousse. i1 an action brought by Anna
rsssey against Isaac S0hwadron and others
-'''0se mortgage ~ y-.-p
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FIFTH AVE. LEASE INVOLVES sl4175oc

4 lease made by the Improved Property Holding
Company ~ =. 4. q. Schwartz. and affecting tho
store AT the northeast corner of slst street and
Fifth avenue ana also the at No 10 Eas:
Ast street and No. 6 70 10 East sgd street
recorded yesterday. The term OF each lease &c
twenty-one years
For thu corner store the annual rental will he
s:2.5Do and for the other store S25No The total
rental for the stores Will therefore be tlf75oo
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WOMAN SELLS HOTEL SCHUYLER.
New Owner Borrovs 100000 at 41-2 Per
Cent on Premises from T. B. Hidden.

Title to the Hotel Schuyler a nine story struot-
nre No - 10 63 West 45th street. was transferred
Yesterday by Mrs Margaret Hopper to the
Schuyler Land and Building Company. The hotel
occupies n plot -5xlo9 feet
Thomas Y. Hidden has loaned 500 oo0 1t a. per
cent for FIVE years the premises n the new pro-
prietor The M0Nicksr-Caulari Reslty Company
negotiated The loan and was also the broker in
the sale 81 tho property
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TWO SALES AT DoBBs FERRY.

gss h. 's CO have sold for Mrs Sarah l..
ttsot .s.n''f'N '7 Broadway. Dpbhs Ferry on
arissi., ''Lling The estate q Edwin Gould. 10
Al ii, a., 'a'npheIl Also. for Mrs Henry VII
aaf - ~ her tract ~ Dobhs Ferry 20 Allen
"H build a fine house "a the plot.
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ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office Nc 1864 Broadway. between 36th
and 3Ith sts-. until O'Clock p. IN. Nd
Vertise inents received at the following
branch Offices at regular ONCE rates until
o'clock = m. viz: 26S sth ave. s. Q.
cor. I'D St: l5;f 9Th ave. cor. i2ta st.
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LOST. -Baukhook No pa 656. Bank for
savings. $50 18th ave. New York Pay
rneut stopped PLEASE return book 10 hank.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIwoRE & OgIO R. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
EVERY Other Hour on the Even Hour"
TO BALTIMORE AND WASIIINtfTON
Direct CONNECTION IL y GNN UNION
STATION, WAS HINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New Work Daily. sd - Lib v St
Washington. Sieepers III 50 pr7 $50 am
Washington. Diner. Parlsr $50 am o. am
Washington. D;0rr Iar'or 3 80 sm 10 10 am
Washington. Diner, Fsrior. $50 am l. ~ n n
Washington. FarlOI. co.. 90. l. So pm = cen On
ParloT car. New YORK. - Richmond. Va.
''Rcys Ltd. " It1er FsrlGr So rm 90 I'm
Washington i. uer, fariov 5 SO yDi ~ pm
Washington. Buffet. Par,o. G so Pm 40 pm
Through pauv Trains % tire West.
ChtCIEv, lfttsDutg .----.-- $50 am see an
chicago. Columbus. .---.. i l 81 am L. 90 n y
FlttsburE. Cleveland ....- 80 pm I. ~ pm
.'Tittsburg LimiteI'..--. $50 nm 7.ov pm
Gin -. I. Louisville II 81 pm / 80 am
Gin, ST l.. Louisville 81 am IL o. am
en- -. L. Louisville. 81 m % pen
Of1ces. 2t5 al 1900 broadway. Asjor
Huuss 225 Firth Ave. y Y. s. Ave Il.
- Eidge st S3 Fu't7n st, Brooklyn.
Wyst -"l - and Liberty 81
After & y. ~. sleeping Car reservations
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can be obtained at Bureau of Infornation.
p. & o. r. r. 28d ST. Terminal Phone
No. Chelsea $3.50
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IOST-RANkROOks


LOST OR STOLEN -Pankbook No SPA.
SIS 81 the German Savings Bank IN ths
CITY OF New lcrk. corner 4th ave. and
14rh ST. issued n RNtrt A6ler All per-
sons are cautioned against negotiating the
same II NOT returned ~ thA bank on rhs
An dav ~ september. 1aoa. duplicats
LOST Bankoosk NJ As SOS, 81 Dry
Dock savings Institution any person
having claims upop said book - called
upon n present re same - the bsnS
Within thirty days. or the said book WI!
he declared Cancelled and eXtiuguished. and
p new enc issued in 'ieu thereof
los. or STOLEN Rankhoos 80. 2nT-
ga Of the German savings Bank In ths
CITY " New York. corner AN ave ana i+t-
ST issued to NaIentiu StHgmtlley. Nll per-
SIMS are cautioned against negotiating the
same n not returned to the bank on 'hs
81 day ot october. 1909. a duplicate VIII
be issued.
LOST Rankboob No 6to S15. ~ the Bow
cry Savings Bank. l2a Bowery, New
York. TIE Under Is requested to return V
mn dav OF september. application VIII be
made 10 the bank Tor new book
lost OR STOLEN Rsrkbook No 54e-
$50 Of the Fmigrant industrial savings
Bank Pavmcnr stopped. Please return
hool, IN bank. ~" ~ chambers street
lost or STOLEN. Pankhook No 347
IS. ~ the Emisraut Industrial SAVINGS
kIuk- PAYMENT stopped tltASe return
boo. to bank No. 81 chambers street.
LOST -S aHEhooE No. aI+. 656. Bank for
savings. $50 4th ave. New York Pay
meut stopped. Please return book 20 hank.
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Saviug~ 80 +th ave.. New York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book 20 bank
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sOING LOAN CONTRACTS.

sh.gs rr'-''a b Bie1..|i y hite Plains Road c5K
,,'s p.,,.--... '''"s Rudolph and Mae
A IS pan Nort.s, ''i"r Garfield - 2a,fgI.
a.. ,Hafr 10 san. '1anf N-ra snd
- -. hih a. -, - tFl4i .4fn - D.
<<s1,s ,of Hsp' 80 hsnk for ariucs IN
1S.l sae -. 80 inans Trustees - the
Ss~-@ II 4iA~
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pREsswakI<G AND MILLINERY.

DRESSNAEFR. tatlorsss cutter. fttsr
quick worker. cut h. da- g 50. a . care
ot Tlmmernan. 20T East Ash 81
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LOST or STOLEN. Fonkb0ok No 347
IS of the Emigraut Industrial SAVINGS
Bank PAYMENT stopped Please return
book to bank. No. - chambers street.
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----------~--
i NJ DE $4,000 in five years In the nail
Ger business, began with s.. send for
zee o0ck L,L Tells how. HsaCuck. o1s
LncknoTt. y Z
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rYrEwRiTISG AND TYPrwErrERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau - cata-
Icgus free: sl makes taken Part paw
ulent bargains in Undervoods. Remington.
divers. snithA
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DETERMINATIONS
RATS

Az vow troubled VItH th-rn7 % trey
teSr~ov vou- property and make your
life uiseyaS's1 We can save Won l0tS
OF Worry We eNtermiuate them our
method - iufa.lible and charges reason
able WHITE for circular.
United chemical s ENterujuatilE CO,
305S Webster ave New York.
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RED opp LINE.
CARTS CPuESES

AM UED LEE = LALO
By s s Cleveland. IS. 600 tons. brand new.
oct &c. 90 from y Y. and Feb. 8. 10.
from 'Frisco. $3.50 and Up.
I2th Annual orient Cruise Feb. s. 10.
$500 up By Lloyd s. s. "Grosser Eur~
fyerst q days. including "a days Egyps
and Palestine
FRANK {, CLARK. Times Building. New
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NORTH GE2MAa LLOYD

Large. Fast end Luxurious Twin screw
Express ami Ta ssaugeI Steamships
equipped with Wireless q Sutmeriue slgnals
ILN MpIT tIJrItEOJ Pft- BREMEN.
Express ~aIil1sS TUESDAYS at ~ a NJ
IrtuI FL Wm. AUS a. h Wilhelm llAuS u
n VIM. II. Ans - kronprinz VIM sept
PLY Mot TIL ,HEREOJ Ri BREMEN
~ screw SaIiiuEs Thursd at Iu a. NJ
r ID. Crosse Aus 20 WsshIHs ton sept.
hIrtrerst co.. sept . Bremen. ...... sept. Id
GEORGE WASIT$GTON- sails sept. O.
1850 tons Newest ana Largest German
Shle aHDat Every innovation known to tina
shiUhuiIdeT's art
GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA.
Medite-raues- -silngs Saturday AZ ~ a. NJ
Berlin new Aug. Ia X. Albert &C. sept II
r Irene Aug 2S Berlin tuewt Sept. y
Independent hroUrd the World Tours
TIA lers Checks good all over the world.
Apply OELPT~HS = co. General Agents..
: BROADWAY NEW YORK.
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IDT. -Fy.DHE FIR Iv Finnish girl. good
references. vases SIS tp So. cttv or coun-
tr Weld. Egrclu. 224 columbus ave.
Telephone t~'i >rhuE Ter
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lost -Rankb0ok ~. 61n S15 ~ the Bow
cry savings Bank. 13D Bowery, New
York TIE finder j. requested On return "
90 the bank NJ NOT restored before tho
nth dav OF september application VIII bs
made 10 the bank Tor a new book.
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lost OR STOLEN - Rsnkbook No 542-
$50 Of the FWigrant industrial savings
Bank. PAYMENT stooped. Please return
book ~ bank. No 81 chambers street
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1aItd or oiF"ff. IaLs. willing 70 sew and
20 urruH. oity reference. 81 e.. g.. 239
faEf g-J e.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01

Brings mail
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01
TELLS or CHECK "KITING.
Inquiry Into Mental CoUdition Of
George II. Robinson Continues.

Before Commissioners Frankel ouinlan ana
Strook and jury. in the Sherins Court the in
aury into the mental condition Of George Hyatt
Robinson member Of the stock brokerage firm or
Robinson Chipnan, continued YESTERDAY.
Frederick !. Chipman. of tho firm testified that
Robinson began issuing checks the firm last
September. although he had balance In the
bank to his credit From September. lanS until
February 1909. Mr. Chpman said his partner had
issued more than one thousand checks one or
which he said FOR $1,000 0o0 and vas signed by
John n Rockefeller" the name Or tho payee no,
being written
MT Chapman said that Robinson had obtained
two loans his mothers estate of So50ooo. half
OF which he to receive when he became twenty
five years of and tho other half of which he
would inherit upon the death Of his father
Dr. George Parker testified that Hobiuson told
with pride Of his System Of kltine checks He
said that Robinson seemed 10 have no moral
and that he showed no rcmorse for hts check
'kiting'
Dr. Carlos r Macdonald said that he had known
Robinson for several years and taat he believed
minded. Il think his inherited coudition-congeni-
tsl weak mindedness-is incurshle.' said Dr. Mac
Donald but the condition whicn ne has been
brought by the OF alcohol and other ha bits may
be improved by abstinence
Congressman Waldo. counsel for HIr. Robinson's
mother said that she had left personal property
valued S2f50J0 and realty valued ss0.cHo, but
Robinson had sold his interest in this for
$4,000 lie Roy Ball produced letter from Robin
sons father denying that he longer party
10 the lunacy proceedings and saying he believed
that his should have a committee appointed to
for him until he RECEIVERS his mind
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01
COST OF p. S. BOARD.
Cffu Erdminer Recommends That
4DprOpridtiOn Be Cut Dozen.

Charles S Hervey. Supervising Statstican and
Examiner OF the Finance Department, Yesterday
turned in TO Controller Metz an exhaustive report
on the executive and administrative expenditures
of the Public Service Commission. The occasion
for the report the requisition made by the
Public Service Commission December II. last.
for $3.50 for the year 1863. Mr. Hervey, after
going into the details. recommends that the Board
of Estimate authorize appropriation Of s500,0N
and he suggests that before this sum is exhausted
a more accurate calculation of the needs Of the
Public Service Commission be made. Mr
Hervey reports in part:
In the last six months OF 1907 the Public Service
Commission expended for administration $435 473 As
For the year 1905 the commission made reduistion
upon the Board Of Estimate and Apportion1nent for
Board OF Estimate and Apportionnent for 1899 for
granted the Public Service Commission viii nave
expended during the TWO years and a nalf of
s. 5l7 g7S IS a sum equal TO than half Of that
expended during sixteen years and half by the
old Rapid Transit Commission
The Rapid Transit Commission expended during
the fret sixteen even years Of its existence aver
the Rapid Transit Board expended $46l20 s. as
against 63 the Public Service Commission.
Rapid Transit Commission expended $445,6l9 u, as
against S493.2 PIG II for the Public Service Commits
sion.
In addition thereto and for entirely new purposes
the Public Service Commission expended in 1905,
reau of statistics S2629 35: for the bureau of
and electricity 9 732 g; for the bureau II trans
poTtaton. sl03. I52 %. Tor the paTtnent OF ap-
praisal s4o792 81 for miscellaneous bills of the old
II IS fair 70 record however. that the five com
lnissioners constitute sort OF court courts
and that each has an office stan, and that mucn
additional Office expense Is occasloned by numerous
public hearings Of complaints, suggestions and
plans regarding public utilities 1t IS dli1cult
penditures of the Public Service Commission are
justified or not for the emRloyeS are not pala Tea %
lively hlsn wages. ana al those on Ile pdyToh
appear to be putting in full time at their tasks
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01
DITIDENDS FOR MONTH.
aggregate Of $50, ,0O0.000 TO Be
Paid bu Corporations.

Interest and dividend disbursements to ne made
by the railroad and Industrial corporations of the
country at the opening Of the new month
estimated at aggregate Of above Sl500a.GH
of which about s90NOO00 will represent dividends.
Since Election Day. when the defeat Of Bryan
gave so great impetus TO the slowly reviving
business confidence, considerable number of cor
poratlons have increased resumed dividend pay
ments. and others have declared initial dividends
made extra disbursements.
Among the dividend increases in this period have
been those of the Western Union Telegraph COM
rany. from to per cent yearly: tho Peoples 9 IS
and Coke Company Of Chicago to per cent: the
American Snuff Company from Is to - per cent
the common stock: the General Asphalt Com
psny. from to > cent annually. and the Sloss-
Sheffield Steel and Iron Company. from to .
per cent the common.
Among the companies resumng dividends have
been the North American Company. now paving
- per qua rterlv and the Crucihe steel Com
pany per the preferred Initial dividends
have been declared among others. hN the Colorado
x Southern Railway Company. por cent yearly
the Brooklyn RAND Transit Comp4ny. l per cent
quarterly; the United Railroads OF San Francisco.
212 per cent semi annually. Some Of the extra
DIVIDENDS declared have been ll.c6 per cent
Northern Pacific Per cent on American Radiator
common stock and p pFr cent the preferred
stock of the Associated Merchants Company.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Liverpool, March S1-Campania ur, New York via
Plymouth March 81 o4 p m-Teutonic Cs). New York
Cherbourg and southampton.
JIazra March 2a-CSuateulala tF'rl, New York.
rotterdam March 81. 10 a ul-Amsteldyk Dutch New
Palermo March so-MoItke Ger. Alexandria.
suez March Hesdley (Br Hong Kong. Singapore and
Colombo, March SO-Llchtenfels Ger New York via
Port %aai March 29-Denbigh Hall cBr New York for
Kong.
Demerara
Hong Kong. March 30 lndrani IBID New YORK VIA Sa
bang for Shanghai etc
SAILED
Queenstown March ri, $50 mCaronia (Br). New York
Sontbampton. March 81. 1880 m-Oceanic tBr), New
York via Chcrbourg and Queenstown; Orinoco tBr.
New York
penang. March 3O-Ghazee tBr. Boston and New York
rot 81. 10 n-Soterdyk Dutch. New
c,herbourg March 81. : p Kronprnz Wilhelm CGer.
AIsieTs' March aO-wray Castle CBr,. crom New York;
Rosario March 27-Hllarius tBD Boston and New York
Alexandria. March 81 m-Grosser hurfuerst Ger,
New York via Naples
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01
AN APPEAL FOR CHARITY.

For a family in which advancing age and disease
have rendered the breadwirner unable any longer
10 support his children. the Charity OrEaniza ton
Society makes an appeal The father for many
Years maintained q fruit stand. The mother, forced
work in support of the family deals in old
clothes but her earnings meagre. There
three daughters the oldest earning q small
each week, while the two younger children at
school The Charity Organization Society. No. l05
East 22d street appeals for 500 for this family
a supplementary pension, that the children may
remain in school and that the great anxiety OF the
parents may be relieved. Contributions sent the
society will be gratefully acknowledged
The Charity Organization Society acknowledges
with thanks the following contributions in response
TO previous appeals of this kind NJ, 81, In Mem
orv' SO; Keneth F. J., sl5 In Memoriam c. b, s.;
H r. W. 50: A Sympathizer, "a; cash $40; Anony-
nous s.; julius Heimann, s.; \. H, $: Monclair.
SO. David Gluck, so; G II. NJ, 50; A Friend, 81;
] P Wilson, So
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, March 81, 1909


steamer Messba Cr,, Finch London March 10. to the
Atlantic Transport Line Vith mdse Arrived At the Bar
~ II III. Goth =
Steamer Modegard CNorl. Cardenas March 10.
and Mstsnzas - 20 the Munson - Line with
Arrived the at II 2oth.
Steamer Clvegrpve tBr, Mabls Cardenas March 10.
Havana IL. - and Havana - 70 the West
India with Arrived at the Bar at t;3o
steamer Mohapk Deyereux Jacksonville March 2s and
Charleston - Clyde s. co. with passengers and
Long Branch at II ;20 a
steamer Jefferson. Dole, Newport News and Norfolk.
. Old Dominion CO. with passengers and mdse-
on Highlands at l25s m
steamer Amerika ttfer). Enut- Hamburg March ~
southampton Ch"rbourg p - the Hamburg Arnert
can Line cabin and 1Ts9 steeraEe passengers
Steamer Delaware, French. Philadelphia, TO tho CLYDE
IS Co with OFF Highlands 9+5 a m.
Steamer Ray"nScraig johnson. Newport News for
Providence. or Long Branch s:25
Steamer IL Vale. PsIten. Galveston March -. TO the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse Passed in Quarantine
$40 a
steamer Olinda Cuban. O'NeN, Gihsra March 81.
Puerto Padre - and NiPe 70. the Munson
Line with 23 passengers and mdse Arrived at the
1910
steamer La Bretagne tFr>. Jassean. Havre March -
and 67l passengers and mdse. Arrived the
a
steamer YorcE Ger. Randermann Premen March 20
Oerichs 60 with 1T6 cabin and 1883 pas
sengers M Arrived at the Bar al 1:G1
Steamer CierfueEos Cuban. Hun. Tampco March 20.
TO he New and cuba Mall SIS Co. with mdse. Ar
a the Bar at 1910
SANDY Hook \ J. March RI. $50 m--Wind north
west. fresh breeze; clear; moderate sea.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01
WIRELESS REPoR'
INCOMING STEAMERS.

reported 2s3 miles sandy Hook
O'Clock yesterday morning, will dock about
morning.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01

Spring" in Spring o0ercoats,
means slight flare of the skirts.
This spring" you'll see this Spring
as one of the style features of our
livelier light overcoats- light col
ored, fancy fabrics are all cut that
way.
Of course we've an abundance of
more conservative coats too.
All alike are all-wool and fast
color.
S1S to $40.
It's the same sort of spring" in
the brims. which distinguishes this
Springs derbies from last years
vintage.
Here to-day-the same fine quail
tiles we've sold for years.
StetSOns too.
No danger of cur being low on
low shoes this Spring.
Such wide range of lasts in both
black and ruSset.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY,
Three Broadway Stores.
zss s4z 1904
Warren s., 18th st. s4th s.