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hELP NAMED.
Female


LAuNpREss-Touhs Vomaa sae Frciss;aat;
Nages Edo; desirable place 20 che competent
as SaIIg Bureau. - West s2l 81
LAlNDREss-City AM coantrg. sausf do Ehirts
eSo, az once Winthrop Bureau. o. West 5>ln.
IA ADADhEssEs. Who VIII asEisi site ehariher-
work. good rsferences required Mss CuEvy 3
tilrean. - West s2d 81. hfth foor.
AIDnIE-AGED WOMAN Ter hsht h0ussWOrk.
seoe home, Moderate wages 8o6 " llsih -.
NURSE 20 care for young baby only q uurse
position. three hours frosn New Gork. cal be-
tween oll. Hotel -. Hilbert. I'D West bgth 81.
Mrs r. y Barnum-
NIksE MAID. Yours SRI q geoe appearanee'
Uuiversal Employment Bureau. - East e3d 81
NURSES Tor infants and groVing children. must
have reterenoes. Miss currys Bureau = West
SO 81. nfth hoor.
OSTRICH FEAlHERs- EKperienosd sewers and
curriers' wanted. good pay. steady Work-
Marrow. e9s Rroa1Way.
PRoTEsTANr COOK Tor small priVaie family;
wages 81; rccerence required Universal Enl-
pioyuent Bureau, - East 23d 81 2iss Peck
, ham. Mgr.
sollcITURs-Fre irip 20 Europe. Passion
Flay for limited number Subscriptions Co
.umbian Masazine A1dress z. .. BOX SIS.
Aaeison square Branch.
SOPRANOS for BrookIgn. sa00. orEanist f5r coi-
lege, $50 Wehster's Choir Ex-hangs. l36 5th
s-ENOGRAPHER-GiT. win sETer.ence pre-
ferrea. three Brooklyn positions open. call Fri
cay I.ehl Agealesl 81 Nassau 81. Boom llS
srENoGRAPHER.- have brokcrage eKpe-
rience and b. absolutely compeccnt. So. call
frleay- Diehl Agency, 80 Ann s..
MATTRESSES. Who % chamnerwork ana have
soc references ral az once Miss Curry s
Bureau. - West ssd So hfth noor
WAITRESS Tor city hosr..sl in doctors diniug
room: So. Asar-NeNsteal Agency. InloTpo-
rated Ts9 6th ave.
WANTED.-Cook and laundress for small family
Foing out % town must have good references
ppiy Fricay or Saturday evenings. Mrs. HolEes.
40 West Enc ave.
WANTED. for the country. cook. chandeI-aaic
enc lalnaresE any nationality. Lincoln square
AEencs. Columbus ave and 6-th 81
WOMAN CLEANER for Institution wanted $50
and board. Asar-Nevstead Agency, Inl,spo-
rated ~ tlr ave.
YOUNG FRENCH GIRL- iately lanoed 10 90
general luseay1rk ir small family. Innovation
EuHeau. ei- scherE-ssh0rn S., near Hoyt o. sub
way.
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oouEsT,e SITUATIONS WANTED


,,.,,,,,,,-,-r T. ,r-,-nRGss- Married. Iona er-
,Pr5e5eT TseSs' al ~ address a. saa Mss, 2lih -
dARDENER-sia5is man Wi'h s,5lPsrisRss.
10, at5sis q w,i,,. TS.A a. 2essy - on
/ GaRDENER.-Farm manager. ions eAperienoe
frsf class references. cotiase required Ad-
dress Pierce. Iss en- ave
CaRDrVFR married. small family. con-
,-sr-snt Win iandscaping and tie handiInE
/ o. nen- Is open for position Jones. a.
I VesSy q.
GARDENER married. no family. age s5
v,te place. Donaid s2 vesey 81
I GKRDFNFsR English. married: well versed in
an r-erF@nirr branrtes. sixteen years rra-ticnT
I cxT~risnce: good references. d-senssged Gray-
Sien cove. Long Islana-
/ GAKDENEfl.-oeraiaa singlei SN2srenced ia
I frames truck ana hoWeTs; Wei reoonl-iendec
I csrrsnter's Bursau la4 eth ave.
( ARDENER--Gerraan ase -. sinS.e. undeF-
houses trees and shrubbery- Max. care odsiTs
AEency. Is on ave.
/ GARDENER. .-soO.ch, married. TO children. eT-
periencsd in greelhou-ee. trees shrlhberys
good vegetable EroNers excellent references from
Neu knoNn people. g. care Odells Agency. So
GARDENER ana USEFUL MAN.-UndsTsIands
al house ana garden work. city or country.
Garioasr. 20 81 ave.
NAN ana wife with furniture want w1rk gen
uesian's country place. earetaker. gardener.
Vegetables. horees COW VIE cook. first class
.4AllNle-e lAlhhtues 80 AAotL 81. hfooA1n-
Nan and WIFE scotch. wish position. al ia
door work. small family. country only; ref
erences- n. care q Herman. 3.0i1 West 52d 81
USEFUL M4AN-singie, sober. take care of
Tr.eune UptoEn ofice is64 broadway.
USEFUL MAN-swede t2A. Eentenans c5un-
Try place, good cocchulan and chauffeur. un-
derstand garden work. eNoellent references
ls6s Madison square
USEFUL MAN-outs,de work. care o. horses.
Govt chiekens. etc good references;
Eages, s2a- Frltz care Of Mathowson Bureau.
SIS eth ave Tel. sTs-BFyanL
Female.
cook-EEosIlent references. Jewish, German or
hep giFen; wages sac S5o Write - e l5T
CooK-GOoa: midele-agei Woman. careful
hoGsekeePeT: Niliing % 60 genera aouseVo-<
East 29th 81 Tel 57O6 Madison square.
COOK and LAUNDRESss- -Thoroughly tTained
English se-t ant; uucrrstands all branches So.
n! Meeailum Bureau, 80 last 18th 81 Tel 55o6
GONERNEsS-A young Engiin woman. eTperi-
cilcel with chll1ren teachlng English. French
German and music. desires engagement Address
p A., care of Press odice. Flainheld. y. =
HOCSEWORk-By srrtIly teulperate villiag.
neat. well recUuFnende1. nlidl aged woman .
gloc COOK ard bread maker. n,Ccerate vases
~ w bureau. ~ ~ est llth -
hoL ENOhkER-Competen- Protestant: good
COOK. laundress. small family. references. VIZ
son. 255 West 3sth o.
NURSE 20 invand lady or Esn;ieusn by ex-
peIieneee person Adoress T. $. 80 sth ave
RsE-CEi AAIBEIlV0Rk-B Protestant girl
car or write Casey. 4o5 West 53d II.
NURSERY GOvERNEss. = Refined English
Association East s2d 81
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EuRNIsHEp RooMs 20 ~.

LARGE SUNNY CORNER ROOM running
water. private family beautiful loe etti,,.
West i0ist o. Telephone d0o0--Riverside
~ tVERI.EN PLACE. iOG = Room. with PRIV aie
bath. $40 per week. hotel servlce
t20TH ST. isl WEST Refined sentlemon can
secure single or connectinG rooms, rev ana ele-
santiy FURNISHED an improvements. piano teie-
Ihnne Use ~ parlCr. private hnusc.
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BOARD ANo ROOMS.

iO4TH ST. 6l WEST Private bath suite, also
smaller Tuoms. parlor dining room, superior
table r-hnsd service. references exchanges
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES
THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
FL Ave and IIh 81
Good Friday Services az ?. M
Rev. JOHN @. FAGG. ID. Minister VII preach.
THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHIT RCH-
18th Ave. and 29th ST
Rev. DAVID JAMES BURRELL- -. o. Min.stcr
Good Friday Service al p. W.
Musical Service, Scheve's Oratorio, Death and
Resurrection % Christ"
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF sr.
NICHOLAS.
Ith Ave and 4Sth 81
Good Friday Service az II A. NJ
Rev JOHN q. FAGG, -. D, Will preach
TffE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH
West End ave and TTlh 81
Good Friday Service al p n
Address hy the Minister
Rev HENRY EVEETSON COBB n. n.
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LAWYERS.

TYPEWRITINe AND TYPEWRITERs.
YPEHRTESS, $ss s.s .. 4t$:s s;9:s VI :: e !; =
VICTOR VISIBLE. % Nassau st.. cataiogu-
free. all makes taken part paynent; bargains
IN Uuderwooda. Rsmingtons. divers, smiths
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----NTe ~ hanals our teas and caffees. eKperi-
. -. -ot Necessary h-iG az q business of year
,sn o~ write Burns a Reed. 2Oa Hudson a.
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AMERICAN LINE Frosn .. p. Pls Z

RED %" LINE Fs1 s.dasSa' o. wa, Is - asss sss''
To- san Juan. - h.. Ia Guayra. Pto. -soeiIe.
Curarao and Maracaino. via Curecao.
CARACAS. Mar. 20 FiilLA y Eli ltlt.. APR.
For Ia Guayru curacao and M1roc1ioo
RRCAIBO. ..-.-. Apr ~ LA. Apr 70
sunerior A-comucdntiuua Tor Passengers
BLISS. pALLErr co
e-.r,-,r yf1naeera g. Wan az
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---~ WANTED-To learn newspaper
1900 mara1ine illustrating and fashion
.-.-trr Thomas. IS Wesy c2d 81. NeN YORK
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NJ HNN = 7 ME-
ST BARTHOLOMEW CHCRCH.
Madison Avenue. corner San street.
The Rev. LEIGHTON PARKS. d. D., Rector
Good FRIDAY Services.
n. 30 a. m Morning Service and sermon
1908 D. m.-NOCutay Service and Address.
500 p. m.-Eveuing PRAYER ard Address.
ST. ANDREWS CHU RCH.
Good FRIDAY. the Rector. Rev GEO. r. VAN
Do WATER. H. u. Will preach tine sermons at
the Three hours service from uoon % 3 @. m
Corgro tioncl singing.
cordial invitation is extended 20 al
ALI. SOULS Unitarian 4th ave, 2Oth ST
Rev. THOMAS r. SLLC'ER. Pasto-, Win conduct
a special service Friday az 43O Z. M, 10
" hlcn all are cordially invited
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20 ~ 80.

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above described q
property Is 70 Dc sold. Is Ss59.I5. with interest
thereon from the 1Tth day OF March 1910,
together with costs and allowance amounting
20 SI2T s6 with interest from March 10Th.
1910. together with the expenses OF the sale
The approx mate amount OF the taxes. assess
uleuts and water rates, or other liens. which
are % be allowed 10 the purchaser out OF the
purchase money. or paid by the Referee, Is
S1Ia 3 and interest. said premises will be
sold subject 20 a first mortgage OF $4,000. With
interest Al the rate % jlarc per annum. also
subject % a second mortgage Of Sl.250, with
accrued interest az 6ft per annUm.
Dated. New York. March 18th. 1910
HENRY J. GOLDSMITH Referee
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~ ~ ESMAN Tor a bond onering Absolute
f,----,tg dat sells readily. 1--we representative
-. crceleut opportuUitg. Address 4 A.
= II Tri1uue ofaoe.
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HELP WANTED.
Afale

FEw BOOK S sALEsESS I,S , '' y 81. 's sisHas5 5
-. nelossGrl Hustsura. Box ass. Erlbuas
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10000 f-r 1aa-e. k-1v edge az tyreWriting
,,.,s ace reference and salary eHs'ectee- J.
~ u-rer f-fn a.
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--r-1 -,--liet bus1. ulake easy money - -Ans
s.-.--rfIv National Accident kncsa policies
es,rfrs Apply CreaIEer National Casually Co.
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g7- 4 wanted E-nc.ish speaking. gcol place
~ -as. al.f.earing man. So. bring references.
.--.-.t-r slr-al. 80 Scherntrhorn Ct. 6rolk-
Il nssr He.r b. taeWa1-
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r-ctr raTCsEAN .G ,our locality. eXpe -lence
@..--,--ssa-r. eHre pay Write for pa-tlcslara.
49, -trlf -r. st louis, ho
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60 a-.s.tioss a. learn rnuitigrarhing.
-----r ss.l.-. t,TsVylling. apply ~ o clock.
rr- r.n nassau Ef.
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S-7E I.-ssiAN-HounE man wanted IN for
l.,,- ssuartmert - b ueJan book store IN a city
- tnan NeW YORK, an experienoeo caIaole
- .-., fust-e. one familiar Erilh the Lrsiisa,
-. AZ German languages, and Nit1 tie
e--.sr rsgl.-euCu-s of good Appearance an1
.--.- rrs tr1cnrla chahlc rcfsrculse- Apply.
..-,- arr experience nnd salary expected. For
~ stt Tribune Uptown once, 1904
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kAEA... El-trI. 1ut 50 n mCFtlE ri-lure
.--aes ..sr email. ilatn lHlent pla1. ro-
F"rs cree. a. ~ Moving Fic-u7s
1H wa. r-r
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t.H .ar-s dolly vors viii
e-f .er. Ua'r aa. after
--r
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Hrllt.a. H.r-I.es ut cl-0creC- Young
rar a.r b.. uuer-c. Jypp ES,EaaEe
f- Aassr.
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-asA-E .F.rsr class lrhaElErt-. cons
n-frl. -~..-.-r.. 3d. e. tu utl-ts c.... FIRST
cas- rr-.r rar * p. Tribune or
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N-.t f.....r -rf.r ulUa. ae cay rr
e.r- .rsrrr Assr side 90. e.. good
Eaou l-a I-h. -A-larEe
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rn lss.s. rlr.e-. wages 81,
.r.. Universal Employment Ifura--.
.---- FL ..- .-.-
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--7=-T -4rer.ar1s5 eduast.o1-l ruhlicati5ns.
-.-.s-y s. su. AI-gl.l aositon Droker) Fiat
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rtFr .E. WAITRESS o-l.l le-.a-.
80 -r..-sa. f...r.1rrl- E-iea-. -
Es. rrsrau Msr
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Female

COOk-Exoelisnt references. Jewish. German or
American family. where kitclenrlaia kept 0r
hep giren. wages SsoS5o. Write g. E I5T
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faNr-. .... r.- ln harm res. rFra-e 9rnt-
- --e se1-4a- D.l-, b1H -
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s0 n...ar o. 80 b. eo1a.-r for -uu.r-er.
, sa u.tr. P-re.le - Las- -id si
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lIaa a- t.n So weakly collins 90 r.
- es.l-..r arH rrfrr1- Hs
.r..s E.. Fge -r t--r once
a...I.... s. .ulrerlr-r s.-r
-.fr r-rl.-Irr.. and sa-4.r
rur U.. su uraHf lflra.
..s. ...r.r. .l f,.ei1ess rrrI-
..4ss -.ar e-... .-ea a. May .g.
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USEFUL MAN--Outstde work. care of horses
COWS chickens. etc. good references:
wages. t2a- Frltz. care Of Mathowson Bureau
SIS 6th ave. Tel STs-Bryant-
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ftH -. SASS s.flrHsl jos. rsfa--
-ra. .l-n- -Hrs-lttHr. mission
rr HA. fa- 6lt Aar-l--se
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Nurse 20 care Tor young baby. only q uurse
YIN personal reference need epplys country
position. three hours frosn New YORK cal be-
tween o-ll Hotel -. Hilbert. I'D West 5gth 81.
Mrs ri ~ Barnuu
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ftLEeNtN .E. class improved Long Island
-aa ss-a-a r.s uL interest energetic ca
f--sr.fs rar -rl.s 1IaY Cc. AZ West seth 81.
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N-efE --. ...l- S7u .aut-d b. =. to 81 49,
rs f...sH-slr.. q l.-lI.,ra..rs slIr.-,
.rHrf- a..
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H-r. $50 rH. smart Ei-. Irer-al
---ela. M.s- fockHa~ Ngr -
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RESORTS.
sEw JERSEY.

Come 10 Atlantic City and enjoy the delights
the Sea Shore IN April and May, combined
IN The comforts and eouveniences which this
nous AII-the-yenr resort hes 20 offer.
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saLESN A-srH- .-1lrlan Healrg a. .esuIan tc
har.a Has- HE leads frr me very best Ur1uosi-
rn Wrtl a.. B12 Zoo. Tribune Lr-1Wn
&C. ssrs sl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-20
COLLINS CONTINUES FIGHT
Still After City Job from Which
He Was Removed Long Ago.

James g. Collins goes on with his fight u
be restored 10 the office OF Superintendent
Of Highways. from which he was removed
by former Borough President Ahearn. as II
his removal occurred only yesterday IN
stead of more than six years ago.
His case has been in different courts
mere than a dozen times. and Collins finally
obtained an order reinstating him in his ola
job and giving him back pay OF ABOUT
5000 The former official thereupon
took forcfbIe possession 81 the Office, and
Borough President McAneny who inherited
the litigation from Ahearn, abolished the
office of Superintendent of Highways. Col
Inns has been out since
Although he is assured of the money
that was held from him during the time
that he should have been in office, Collins
continues his fight for the office, too. HIS
latest move was to ask in the Supreme
Court for a peremptory writ OF Handamus
to compel McAneny 10 show cause why he
should not restore him TO his official status
Collins questioned the good faith OF the
borough President in abolishing the office.
Justice Bischoff yesterday refused 10 grant
the nerenptory writ. but granted an alter
native writ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-20
GOVERNMENT WINS SUIT
CAPTAIN Oberlin M. Carter For
fats Ills Property.

Rv q decree fled yesterday the United
States Circuit Court Of Appeals awarded
to the government Of the United States
ali the property and investments OF Cap
tain oheriiu NJ Carter, a former officer of
the United States Army Captain Carter.
who was an officer of engineers. was IN
charge Of the government works in the
harbor Of Savannah, and was convicted
for conspiring with Colonel John P. Gay
nor. Of Syracuse. and Captain BENJAMIN
D Greene. a former United States officer
10 defraud the government He served
term at the federal prison al Fort LeaFen-
worth. Kansas.
DEGREES have been handed down oy
courts in West Virginia and Illinois, as
well as in New Jersey and New YORK.
and now the whole sum that the govern
ment can recover has been handed over.
The suit settled by the decree hahded
down Yesterday was brought against cap
tain OberIin n Carter, Lorenzo D. carter
and I Stanton Carter. the two last named
having made The investments for the cap
tain while he was in prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-20
RETURNS TO WHITE HOUSE
RooseyeIt's First Visit Since
Leaving 1t as President
INsPECTs TROPHIES OF HUNT
Meets Many Old Friends at Re
ception-Guest OF smith
sonian Institution.
from The Tribune Bureau

zz-se,,srrr0r- Nov I9-This was Colonei
poosevelt's busy day. The ex-Fresldei''
r7enr 2 b,.sv forenoon, a busy AFTERNOON ana
3 busy evening. and after i al he was 10
more farieued than in the days Nheh
he introduced the strenuous life 10 the
country by personal example It was
delightful as well as q strenuous Gay IoI
~ Roosevelt as he had an opportunity 10
.-s-,,+,e me treca7ies Of his African hunt
visit the White House for the nrsJ time
since ne left it as President on March l.
1ela. meet q score OF old and dear friends
and take dinner in a company o. kindred
spirits.
AhoUr = O'Clock this morning Colonel
Roosevelt went 10 the National Museum. IN
COMPANY with d.. c. Hart Merriam. head
O. The Biological Survey. who was the first
= suggest the African trip 20 the eX-
President Al the museum he met Colonel
z A AIearRs and Edmund H Heller who
were members Of The Roosevelt expedition,
and Charles D Walcett, secretary OF the
Smithsonian Institution The ex-P-esldent
had delightful time looking over the
trophies Of his hunt re told many anec-
do1es connected with the specimens. and
talked about The animals their habits and
characteristics with Dr.. Ner-iar one Of
the most satisfying features IF his visit
vas the assurance he received from the
scientists that the collection from Africa
vii prove Of Ereat scientific value.
BY George he exclaimed. I'm glad 10
hear -ou say thar. That's fue. IN glad
70 hear ire Trip dld good"
The specimens Mr. Roosevelt found IN all
STAGES OF con1rie-ior. some IN the taxi
5ern7ls-e shap. others sin being tanned
b.sr ONLY q few mounted for exu5h5-i0U
Looking A. -r. l,iz hare slzD1l Of "a loD 2
rhtroce-o,5s or an aIenaanr. he --olll6 say.
..7'ha-.z -ba one sho- a s1Ic17 and s15cn
2 Mace ISM #. Heller In rina cases
m o@ tan ~ --ar7a-- v,-o.,r5 z--=v-a- IS, ria
g47----.-=--l
4---.z--- - - .-.- - 49, ----
49,, - - >---5----- ,,,,,---- ~ - 80
1z--ia5 .,,- go. 47(,-.,-er. go -, H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-20
FOR HIGH SCHOOL ORATORS
Prize Cup Offered by Barnard
LITERARY SociatE Of Columbia.

The Barnard Literary Society Of Column
bis University has iust announced a public
speaking contest for the city high schools
According to the plans announced there
will be a series of public speaking contests
in which all the pupils in the public high
schools will be allowed 10 compete, five
minutes being allotted 10 each speaker
By a process of elimination the trials Will
be narrowed down 10 the teams OF two
schools. and large silver loving cup Will
be presented to the winner.
The interest in this branch Of activity has
been very marked of late and the college
faculty has encouraged the movement.
Ten high schools have accepted the offer
and will send teams 70 compete, while more
are expected to send in their entry blanks
in few days. If the contest proves sue
cessfuI itawiiI be extended 10 pupils IN the
grades Just below the high school class
The first of these contests has been set for
December 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-20
FEAR SCHOONER WENT DOWN
Nothing Heard of the Twohy'
with l l Aboard. Since Oct. ! l.

Thlrty-nine days out of New York, the
four-masted schooner John Twohy, oouhu
for san Juan, Porto Rico is still uhfe-
ported, and Gravest fears are felt to-day
for Captain Willard, his crew of nine men,
and Frederick Dean, a dramatic ana
musical critic, who sailed as a guest OF
Captain Willard for sea trip.
The Twehy sos TONS which was laden
with general cargo, left New York Oh
October II, and not since she filled away
just off the sandy spit of the Hook, down
the hay, for her long thrash TO southwark
has the missing schooner been sighted OF
spoken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-20

formation Of the proposed $50 esSssS -.
tiIfzer combination. which fell through H.
cause the Morgan firm Withdrew Us SUP.
rort from the project
The Morgan interests, II IS said. became
connected with the international Agrfcult-
uraI Corporation last spring. when its capt
raj stock was increased from sl5.0o0oso -
$24. 0G09oo.
The new directors are Thomas " L.
mont. vice-presidsnt OF the First National
Rank. Albert H Wiggin. vice-presldens %
the Chase National Bank; BENJAMIN strong.
S,ornnauv. Charles H Sabin, vice-prssiders
~ the Guaranty Trust COMPANY. and Fran
els NJ Weld OF the New I0rk stock In.
change firm OF White. Weid 81 %
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CHARGE HOSPITAL GRAFT.


but he would consult with his chief and
end out After whispered conference
between Dehbins and Brennan. the
latter stepped forward and told katzen-
stein il would be all right. Then Kat
zanstein. 1t is alleged. walked into a
clothing store at Third avenue and 146th
street. and soon came out with 500 IN
bills in his hand.
.'WiI this be eneugh2' he is alleged
10 have said, and when he received an
affirmative nod from Brennan he placed
the bills in Dobbins's hand The re1ase
dealer nearly swooned from surprise and
fright when the inspectors told him theS
were going TO make him prisoner any
way. and forthwith they escorted MN TO
the Alexander avenue police station
There the charge OF violating the SAM
tarv code was dropped, and IN It's place
two charges, one of grand larceny ana
the other OF bribery. were lodged against
katzenstein.
While the prisoner was still IN Gaze
os the result of the swiftness with which
events had moved in the last few MIN
utes. the inspectors hustled him OF 70
the Morrisania police court. Where ne
was held in $3.50 bail on the larceny
charge. and in 5000 on the bribery
charge. Samuel Greenherg, retained TO
darand Katzenstein. succeeded in getting
~ adournment until November %, and
the prisoner was then balled out oy
sa,oonkaeper Of No. 290S Third avenue.
Rigid Inquiry To Be Made
Robert Ten Tyck, Assistant District
Attorney. told the Magistrate that TINS
method of grating had been going on
for a number Of years, but until a rlg1d
investigation had been made, 1t WOULD
ha imnossible TO name those directly re
snonsible or the amount Of food-stuHs
stolen
T was only when the inmates Of the
different institutions on the Islands De
gan recently 10 complain that they were
poorly fed. that suspicious were aroused
resulting in Yesterdays arrest. 1t IS
expected that tomorrow the Commls-
sioner Of Accounts will start his official
probe.
When Michael J. DrumEnond, ComInls-
gioner Of Charities, was told OF the ar
rest. he said that the so-called graft
if it did exist. did not concern his or
ary other city department, but was
matter for the state to investigate. He
said that The wanderer was owned by
the Manhattan State Hospital for the
Insane and carried no city freight The
barrels must have come from Wards
Island, he said. and secuted the idea
that the city's poor were being robbed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-20
ROSENHEIMER SURRENDERS
Gets Bail on Other Charge Growing
Out Of Fatal Auto Accident.

Edward T. Rosenheimer. who ran down
and killed Grace Hough in the Pelham
Parkway last summer while in his automo-
bile. and who was acquitted recently on
charge Of murder growing out Of the &C
ciden1. surrendered himself yesterday to the
District Attorneys office under an lndlct-
u7ent which was found by the grand jury
charging him with violation Of the Callan
Jaw. which makes It a felony for the driver
o. an automobile TO attempt 10 get away
after ana accident
E.ozenheiuer was ii Boston with his fam
il when he received word Of the new in
dictmenr. and came here Immediately TO
surrender himself and plead He was ar
raiEned by Detective Thomas before Judge
Malone IN Chambers. in the Court Of Gen
eraI Sessions and was admitted TO bail in
the sum Of $4,000 He was accompanied
by his counsel. George A hnobloch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-20
MAY TAKE OATH IN PRIVATE
Dix VIII Have to Do This as Jan. l Is

Albany. Nov. 19.-The formal induction
into Office of John A Dix as Governor Of
New York State will probably take place
on January >. in the Assembly chamber, as
January ! falls on Sunday. Although no
definite plans have been made, it is proba-
be that the new Governor will take the
oath of Office in private. in the Secretary of
states Office. either on Saturday, December
81 or Sunday. January !. TO be followed on
Monday noon with the usual public exer-
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