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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-28
ONCE WAS ENOUGH.
BeIated Odd Fellows Delegates Tr,
Blind Baggage Transportation.

BeIated Odd Fellows Delegates Try
Blind Baggage Transportation.
Special to Times-Republican
Carroll April. 28-The Odd Fellows
organization Of this city went to Man
ming in a body Tuesday night and as
sisted in some special fnitiatory work.
At the hour to return home the Carroll
delegation was I'M the midst of some
degree work and could not leave. Ar
rangements were made to carry the
party home on an early freight train,
but along came another freight cou-
pie of hours before the regular. and it
is said that upon refusal Of the train
crew to carry the boys home about half
a dozen or more "hopped" the blind
baggage and returned home hobo style.
Now some of them assert that they
would not take the. trip again for a
$40 bill or even three times that
amount.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-28
Delaney is Dubious.
, Times-Republican.

Special 10 I If1leS-EtepuUIICdIl.
Iowa City. April 2S.-Track Coach
Sphinx" Delaney is gloomy over the
prospects of victory over the strong
University of Minnesota track team at
Minneapolis Saturday. He has been
doctoring dope" sheets for two weeks
and now that he knows his eligible can
di dates he eNpT essSsss himself as dubious
over the prospects of winning the first
dual meet of the season.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-28
County Funds Increased.

SptCIdI 10 IIIIItS- IteUUUIINdIl
Logan. April 2s-For the month of
March. 1909, trifle over s153.000 was
received by the county treasurer; for
the same month this year $164,14s.93
was received by the same officer.
Mr.. Pitt, the treasurer, has sent to
the different districts for various pur-
poses 100000
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-28
Watch for the Comet

The Red Dragon of the sky. Watch
the children for spring coughs and
colds. Careful mothers keep Foley's
Honey and Tar in the house. It is the
best and safest prevention and cure
for Group where the need is urgent and
immediate relief vital necessity. It's
promut use has saved many little lives
Contains no opiates or harmful drugs
Refuse substitutes. The Mcbride &
Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-28
CENTRAL IOWA FIRE FIGHTERS
Association Formed in Which Twenty.
Four Towns Are Represented.
Snac1o1 ~ mir, A. . par,,hIiron

Nevada, April 2s.-At a meeting Of
the representatives Of a number OF
volunteer fire departments, of several
held at Perry Tuesday, the Central
formed. InSTo r!.eenfv-IOur
towns represented either by delegates
or by proxy and the new association
will prNbably have thirty towns en-
rolled before the first annual meeting,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-28
CHICAGO GREATsWEsTERN
"Mapls Leaf Route
GOING SOUTH

GOING SOUTH
No. LIST. Joe and X. G. Linn
tied s.ss.s A...... 8: 05 q m
No. tx. G.. Mail & Express s: IS p m
No. ST Joe Express ....10: Is q m
sNo. s3-Way Freight ...... 2: So , m
GOING NORTH
No. 2-Chicaxo and ST. Paul
limited $780,. ........ III: 05 p IA
No. lEChicago and st. Paul
0xpfoaa ..... ..........11:37 . m
No. - s.y................. 1920 p m
enc. S1-WayS Freight -. 1880 , m
sExcept Sunday. Effective Oct. 81.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-28

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-28
CHICAGO = NORTHWESTERN
GOING WEST

$40. 1Overland Limited -. 2;1e n m
Ne. s-RaelAe Express ..... 500 Z m
No, 7-Sesttle Limited 49,. 6:47 Z M
No. 1e-ChicAgo 4 Des
Noines Express .......... $40 p m
No. Colorado Special -. 1:15 I m
No. 1S-1ast Mall ........ 1858 m
No. 1e-Omaha Passenger :. 1925 a m
No. 43-Freight ............1111::c5 =
No. 31-Dakota Passenger ;. 1885 a m
No. t-Omaha Express -. 5:45 . m
GOING EAST
No overland Limited -. sos a m
NO 1e-Chicago Limited ...11:25 D m
No. e-At1antic Express -. 1855 m
No. s-See4tle Limited -. 3:22 am
NO. 17-Chicago Special -. GIL q m
No 1o-Chicago q Omaha. .12:s5 a m
No. 1l-ChicaSo Express y. $3.50 a m
No. l-ChicaSo Express -. 1907 D m
No. 31-China and Japan ..11:4s D n
No. soCedar Rapids Pas
senger 4.s..... S............ 3:11 m
No. 42-Treight .........., 1850 D NJ
NOS =, q. - and II daily except
sunday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-05
FURLONG SENTENCED
Ceari Order stays Magiasrate's Transfer
% sing sing Prison.

Henry > fhrlonG. q City Magistrate
untb his conviction ON Wednesday OF
accepting "A lSribe. Vas sentenced ycster-
day by Justice Isaac VI kapper In the
supreme Court In Brooklyn To not more
than two years and one month and not
less than one year al hard labor in Sing
sing prison Furlong might have been
sentenced ~ ten years imprisonment and
Ia paw a tine ut t5.,GO oT both. bot Justice
kappe' said that he felt Justified in show
ing mercy a. recommended by the jury
Furlong replied in the negative when
asked II he had anything to say Why
ssDtsnce should not he passed upon him
Her'-,ei we'd the sentence Co.'liy and seemed
relieved that IL was not heavier. Justice
hApPer pronounced s"ntence after deny
ing - molten To set aside the verdict on
IN" ground that Il wSs contrary Ia the
evidence He sand
THIS defendants tonVptton foTtet~ his
ofi'~ l. forever dt-dualfes him from
holding any puhli' ONE a. debsrs him
from ms IFofs--.on and deprive~ him ot
h.s citizenship The - Ttrt~. coupled With
the iurv'- ommendatton for n'eT"v. have
been 'oWs ,derately taken INTO account by
the 'our' IN ~ OnounCtnV Judgment
The -eu'enCe Of the Court 10 that the
defendant Henry = FurlonE, he confined
~ ~" STATE prison ~ OS-ining ~ hard
Il hnr tor 80 UNDERGRADUATES term. the rnaNi-
uru at wh,"h shall NJ two Years and one
month aud he Ininlmums of WhI"h shall be
"aaT
White FurlOng Was on hIa way back To
the Raymond street jail Martin 7 MantoO
Of counsel Tor the defence serur~d an
k-d,.r from Iu~tIc~ Staple,On IN Special
Nrn requiring District Attorney 'larke
i"Nw,l"v caIss Why writ uf reasonable
doubt should not issue The order IL
returuahla IN "Wednesday II acts "a q
sta tn further proceedings. and Furlong
Will remain in the city Iail until that
wr,t ls granted the prisoner will I've en-
titled &" furnish bail pending a new trial
Otherv se he will he taken tn Sing sing
there o. rp-iain until the higher courta
have. passed uDon his case Notice Of
appeal " "a tiled yesterday IN the County
J. a. q. ofiP.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-05
%. G. %. STRIKE PIT orr.
MedIssess ~ Wsrk with Hope NJ BrinGins
About Peace.

BALTIMORE, March a new proposal
is understood to have been made by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
to the trAinmen and conductors through
Judge Knapp Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission and &. p. Neill. Commissioner
Of Labor.
The mediatOrs have been comforting
throughout the day. first meeting the
trainmen and then the railroad people
After leaving the latter they returned
to the trainmen aud remained in session
for some time.
IL il assumed that they met with en-
coura gsment. for they announced that
they would return again tomorrow.
President Willard declined to give any
information a. to the compromise but
said he regarded the outlook very
favorable Neither would the ms-diators
disCIss the matter. They said the con-
ference would Ice resumed tomorrow
and that until then nothing definite could
be given out
About the only definite thing accom-
plished to-day was the extension Of the
time bv the trainmen who had named
100 o'clock to-day for the time limit
The brotherhood chieftains said this
evening that the whole matter now rested
with the Federal arbltrators
CINCINNATI, March Z Negotiations bs-
tween the Il. 4 -. =. " management
and committees of conductors and rail-
way trainmen ended to-day when Gen
eral Manager L. 4. =. Bent declined 10
Concelis 20 demands made Ivy the con
duCtors and trainm~n January l. II -
. expected that the conductors and train
men will prOoeed To poll members of their
organizations a. To future action
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-05
COWWI(SIONFR~ rms UL.
10 WsrrssI Tor sS0 . Da,. says the sV
nora llon Z OsIn~el.


Il seems that the commissioners VINO
M We b~en conducting the cOndsmnatio ion
proceedings m the Cas" - the properties
required by the CITY 10 carry uut the
Catskhl water supply scheme had no
real authority Tor living their ir~s a.
tsn session
Corporation Cuun-..l Watson wrote
a. Mayor Gayuor Yesterday ralHng h,s
attention 80 tho fact that Ju.tiCs K.uah
81 th.. supreme Court lad trI ~ half
the hills rendered IN three - the con
denIna ton commissioners and 10 vas
@ald yesterday az the C.'y Hall that tak o.
ing this decision ss precedent tn. adj %
ministratrOn will hereafter make similar
reductions ~ the claims for cUmp~uss
ton made by the commissioners In ms
letter To- the Mayor Mr Watson said
The opinion OF justin. keoEh handed
down yesterday Ou,"TuInE 'hs rOmiupS-
s,oners' ices tn the Mount kt-co proceeding
il Of .uifictent -iRntncanoe To warrant INV
calling II 10 your especisl attention. Just 80
keORh has eNpr~~=ly repudia'ed he $50
per day basis OF compensation heretofore
regarded 90 established. dscIarinK, a. ~
obviously sO. that there 10 no statutor,
authority for compensation On any basis
OF daily pay. In doing ~ Justice keORh
reduced the commissioners bills more than
N per cont. awarding them o. m each
upon clsiuns % ss.soo. ss7Oo and o.. 600.
respectively. The commissioner we're
EdRnr G. BesrrOft 81 Pelham. Patrick
Conway ~ Nsw York civ aad Jan@s
FismIre a. Y1Okers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-05
COW YRS BEFORE GRtND.U ~
';N - TesIImsn> amt G~is Away without
mourning charge 0G satemp

Mayor George Gonzales Of HobOken.
Who was fined sIO by County Judge
John \ Blair IN Jersey City for telling
the Hudson county Grand Jury that he
had heard hey intended 10 -whitevash-
the complain against former Building
inspector Frederick Ste. gleiter - Hobo
ken w. again WItne-- yesterday be-
fore the Grand Jury "a the same case
Tn" MAYOR resumed his testimony where
~ had h....n iutsrrIpted Assistant PROSE-
rr'uT g The Pleas George 7 Nicksr-
directing tho cKLmtnatIon. We was on
%" stand tS-uty minuter n" IurUr~
lie, d.f defer further cons Iteration u
ne ,s.-e until n-Vt "Wednesday They also
urupo-e rp prubs into the official acts
~ uthHr HohOken city Departmental and will
sUbpDua supreme Court Justice James
= N'u,ITh. formerly Corporation At
tururv Of HUl-pk"n. CITY Clerk JAMES =
! ."udrignn and others a. Witnesses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-05
>lIING ron THE CITI
- Os'G q Wear Instead sG S3Ss. OOo for
~ enIN NsBths.

Cooperation Counsel Watson VT otr
yesterday - Mayor Gaynor informing
Nun that h' had appointed an attorney At
salary e HVD year to carry out the
work tor which John J. lInson % King
sten received ~ special counsel IN the
'at-kiil water supply condemnation pro
,,'edings S2js .5jS between March ~, 1877.
and NOv"mts@r ~. 1919
Nj. Watson also reported that he had
removed nine more appraisers who have
h."n employed by the city To- value prop
ertv - - taken over for the new water
supply system he men removed are
Iuther lisEbTouck % New Paltz sylvester
h HssbguIck - Accord: irwin Met aus
land - Kingston. Walstein Chiids NJ
Gardiner fltinE T.. Simpkins ~ BesrrvilIe.
''eoTze " Nash u Hurley. Christian "
Minn" 81 Kingston. Alvsh Bogert ct Kings
ton aud Ara Barton - Olive Branch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-05
Va NICILINN MONOPOLY
Ra.enirsl ARRESTED IN q ODa~etIsa Win
'.slR ~ Hand Demsnd.

Emit Ro-~nthai. Who = an IRON worker
sGI 81 employment ana lives - JI East
tighty fourth street. was charged IN the
\ UrkviiC poi~s court yesterday with
irving 10 oN;prf tlnO from J Henry GIstel
uuuse who TII- pak"Tv 80 In2i FIRST
a."uur
The bakrr race'vcd a letter On " dimes
day whIrh - rs that II he did hO' pu' sIV,
N pack1Rs and lea'r y In ne hallway
81 Ite2 Etrsf avenue IT 0.JD clock Thurs
day n ghi has Ia kerry would 30 blown up
The baker notified Police H"adDtIa rters
md 3, ws- arranged for him 10 leave
dummy p.lcksg' y the hall
Detectives Kerr and Mc,'ahllI were
near ~ ana they saw Ro-snihal pas- aud
r-pa,s the hallway and Hnally take tho
package Then they arrested him
H. court IN" prisoner said he had had
nothing I" DO with writing the letter
~" explained that as he was passing
he .sW ~" pacHaGe and picked It M
through curiosity.
Magistrate Cornell held him ~ SsO ba,.
for trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-05
carr. GAVIN SAYS Va.
Net q Chance fer . Wide Open Climate n
white Hes an the J0b.

Nc, Chance fer . Wide Open ChIRsiS~n
while Hes 0n the jSb.
When reporter Questioned Capt.
Mike Calvin Of the Elizabeth street police
station last night about the report that
Chinatown gambling was to start up
again. he sAid: 1T took months Of labor.
day and night. nv myself and my men
to close the nests OF gambling houses
throughout the quarter and IL has bene
accomplished. You NAV bs very sure
that they will not be allowed co open up
again. The quarter ~ quiet and the gamb-
ling has been reduced TO a minimum. for
~ - neat tn impossible 20 prevent them
from running "A little game nov and then
~ topped when We hear 81 L.. hut q China
mans bedroom is public property among
the other Chinese Of the quarter. and
when number Of tenn gather IN their
friends room a game might bs suggested
and carried out.
The Captain said that the gambling
formerly done IN the rear ~ the Italian
wine rooms had been stopped also. -One
house in Chinatown. continued Capt
Calvin. has been emptied since the
gambling rooms ON the ground hOor
were demolished. IL IL Ave story tone
ment NJ 10 Pell street. which held over
q hundred Chinese IN the early days.
hut to-day there IL not a living soul there
hut the keeper The present lessee has
decided tn turn It into a lodging house.
he tells me
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-05
TILDEN ESTATE ACCOUNTING.
Executor Report shsws Tlsat the Estate
o. AbOue cIosra l'p.


That the estate of samuel J. Iilden.
which has been in the hands Of the ex~c,i-
tors since 1874. il practically wound M
was Indicated yesterday when this report
of Hamilton odell as referee confirming
the accounting Of John BigelOw. George
W. smith and Lewis v p. Randolph. the
executors. was filed in the County Clerk .
OGiioe. Mr.. Randolph was appointed an
executor after the death Of Andrew n.
Green.
The executors report that there Ia
trust fund OF $4,000 each for George A.
and samuel J. TiIden. Jr.. Mr.. Tildon's
two sons all OF which 10 invested in New
York city bonds. There are also trust
funds Of SIOO.OOO for Henrietta T. Blach-
ford. SS2 SOO for Caroline r. WhittlsSley.
sSD.OOO for Susan r SRbin and SiO0. 600
for Anna J. Gould These funds are
nearly ali invested in New York city 91ss.
The executors hold the property AZ ~
West Thirty 81 ghth street which 10 OcCu-
pied. rent free, by Laura y. Hazard.
daughter Of Mr.. Tilden's sister
The account shows that on November I.
iOOs. the date OF the last accounting. tn.
fund Of tine estate s3Ol Az. This amount
was increased during the year past A.
follows. Satss OF securities. o.. go; inter-
est collections, 81 ESQ; timber sales.
o. sos: sales 81 Michigan land. 3ls. sss:
award for Grsenpoint land. % .sO5. Othsr
small items bring the total up To s3ss COS.
Against this fund the executors made
these payments: TRxOs. tII sis: law or
penses. N.rS1; salaries. o.. $50: payments
TO bensficiRries. $40 0OO: monument NJ
New Lebanon. y. Y. sSGo; settlement "
the Van OrtiOn suit. 81. 100 Payments 20
beEsticiarles under court DEGREES. s32s.-
so. publication OF tho book Letters and
Literary Memoirs Of samuel j. Tildcn.-
81 .622 This leAves q cash balance IN the
contingent fund Of So. 0Di
The executors report that the estate also
holds a large tract OF land in Michigan.
hut the timber has been sold from IL and
tn. Land itself IL practically worthless.
The referee approved the action Of the
executors in transferring 20 the Aston.
Tilden and IAnox foundation OF the New
York Public Library land in Englewood.
y. J. The executors purpo-@ to Use a part
% the remaining fund in the estate IN
erecting a statue % Mr.. Tilden. They have
h..~n negotiating for a site for more than
fifteen years and have Recently taken up
the matter with Mayor Gavnor The
neighborhoOd Of the new Public Library
il likely TO he chosen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-05
FTREMRN PRESENT DEMANDS
RAILROAD MANAGERS ASKED
TO GIVE HEED TO THEM.

Wa0a HbGlser Wages and New Norklng
sosasiltieas- " Suld lAke 90 Treat win
Managers ~ ThiVtS-INO Reads a. .
BoSiJ- neqBest I.IkelS Go Ne REFUSED.
The demands 81 the brotherhood 1T
Locomotive Fremen aud Enginemen
on ihs thirty-tWO Eastern railroads,
which were formulated several months
ago for higher wages and new working
conditions. involving 5000 locomotive
hremen. were received yesterday by
General Manager J. e. stuart Of the Ere
Railruad 80 chairman % the General
Managers Association. taking in the
general mana gers oG all the Eastern rail
roads. in a letter from ". .. Carter.
president Of the Brotherhood OF Iocomo-
tive Firemen and EnGinemen.
This brotherhood contains all the
brotherhood firemen and the fremen
who have been promoted On bo engineers.
but the demands only affect tho iircmcn
who are still working az hreInen. Accom-
pInying the WACO demands Is a demand
for an immediate Confer~nce between
committees VI the firemcn and COM
mittee oG the General Managers AssOciS-
ton. The wage Demands are for an it,
crease in wages from o. 90 60 ~ a day.
Radical changes in working conditions
are demanded which " granted would
virtually mean a further incTsasc in wages.
The General Managers Association
will not confer through Representatives
~ a body with the frsmsn. u was said
Fatty last evening. Chairman Stuart
said that there was no general under
standing between the roads involved as
To wages. The roads, be said. individually
were willing To confer at any time with
committees OF their own firemen.
AS general manager Of the Erie he
said. Il am willing to confer with a com
mittee OF the Erie fremen and shall
notify Mr.. Carter to that effect and also
notify him that the mana gers Of the other
roads are probably willing To take the
same COURSE"
Enginemen n the hest organized 81 the
railroad brotherhoods. II II said that the
railroads will refuse the demA nds and in
vlte conferences with committees as they
did In the case q the trainmen and conduc-
tors. When the Demands were fornu-
lated a resolution was passs.d saying that
" the demands were refused the hremen's
COMMITTEES could not proceed with any
further conferences without permission
from the representatives OI the Grand
Lodge. This means that a conference
10 what will u" done next will then be
held between tho committee and the ,
Grand Lodge or one of it's memberS.
A representative ot one Of the roads
involved said yesterday:
The men are evidently asking for
more than they expect to get. The de- /
maDds are so radical that they could not
hope that the railroads could concede
them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-05
,UERICsN 0TFICrRS >O,IETI
NaItsnsI Guard OrgsnIystISn Fsrmed .'is
PeTDStuaIe FrIeRtIstlp."

4 new society has Just flied ARTICLES IT
incorporation with the Secretary Of state
At Albany calling Itself the -SOctetv "
American Officers The offic.rr Of the
society Tor 1910 ar" Nj JoF-Gen Charles
RO. president. Commodor" Jacob "
Miller vioe-pTeridsni. Major William "
~ inner. treasurer. and eh-i.lem Walter
g Eliot secretary Some OG the member
are Nelson W Henry Adjutant GENERAL
Of The y q y v Robert Mclean. Ma or
F'rs' battalion, seventh Infantry. y q.
y ' William q II. Boutiller. I.leuten-
ant I oIOnsl and Chief Surgeon Division,
y q y ' and Walter y HOtrhkiss
Colonel commanding Twenty second Reg
Imeni Engineers.
The main Db IeCt Of the society IL to
bring together The officers ~ and To per
yefIIA'e friendship formed during active
service IN the National Guard OT the
United States Of America
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-05
" ,>HI\.TON ICING ~HOOL
B"srd NJ EsinaIr Adds $500. OO0 Mere
20 the est sF the school.

IN" Roc I'd ~ Estimate added en-
apurop~iat.On Yesterday Of 500 90 20
the Sn0r'1 ALREADY author ed tor The
nsW Washington irving High School
u 49, PLANNED ori .snAllv thft the building
should o." ~ Store high. but u has becn
found 'h.t this will not give sufficient
space Tor rrc needs Of the school and the
appropriation made yesterday Wili enable
-" binding Of two more stOries to the
structure
" i- Understood that the work vii 10
pushed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-05

obey the peremptory writ Of mAnda.nus
directing Collins 9 reinstatement al super
intendent Of Highways. Collins vAcases
his stronghold in the Park Row Building
long enough 10 hear his counsel. John
b. Browne. argue the case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-05
nan az, .. Ons Dss.nr 10 s.n

Inc wlll ~ james Given. dispoSinG n an
estate valued At 80. OOC wss Yesterday
lied for probate in the S'lrrogate's once
Brooklyn. WITH the exception Of 81. which
gees - Henry J. Given. the son IT the
'estator all - left 20 his two daughters.
NINA 2. and Charlotte T. Given. The
'sstatoT vas a real estate dealer and lived
e IS RaIaegi9ge street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-05
pOR 4oI EDtCT COMWIS>ION.
sSs0.OOO ADPrsprIsted 10 WIld 20 IIs
Affairs ~ Juno Q.

The Board of Estimate appropr iated yss-
terddy $50 mo for tho Aqueduct Commis
SION. IOmmpsioner Iahoney. the chaiT-
man nj IN" new board. said that this
amount wac seded 10 wind up the Affairs
81 IN" commission and h. promised that
the work would he ended by June
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-05

Philip ,. KohIer Of Brooklyn was yes
terday appointed assistant er~cutive
secretary ~ Mayor BaynoF He will
r~Ceivs s1.OOp year Mr. KOhler was one
n Mr. GaynOr's secretaries during The
campaign and siNcs tho beginning 81 the
year he has besn one Of Mayor faynora
star ~ the Clty Hall Until yesterday
the Mayor had been paving Mr. KOhlsr
OFT % hiz own GOcket
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-05
CsII,n. want. McAneny punished.

supreme Court Justice FitzGeral
reserved decision yesterday on the APP
plicatlon Of James q. Collins to adjudge
Borough President McAneny Of Man
haitian IA contempt for his refusal to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-05

The blEEsat cargo oG rubbsr-I 500
tons-evsr brought into this port arrived
yesterday by tho Roth Line steamship
Clement II was said by q representative
II one ~ rhs consiGnses that the ship.
lars
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-05

Advertisements for THE SUN and The
EvENING SUN may Toe left at any Amer
can District Messenger Office in the city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-05

IIiIA ~ w W.
CorurIius NAndsrbilt
William Lneb, Jr
~ ~ low
Ott0 4 Barnard
n " " kroNn
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