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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
TRADE WITH PHILIPPINES.
Inereas~ e ASsua as.osa.eo0 IN Eswhs
MenGlls EnAed win Fe6ruAFy.

Menslls Enaea win Fe6ruAry.
WASHINGTON. April 5a.-Trade Of the
United States with the Philippine Islands
Of the act removing the tarin duties on
domestic merchandise passing between
tho islands and the United States. The
tarin act which went into eject on August
Q. iOOo. ~ 10 well known. provided for an
interchange free Of duty Of practically
all articles Of domestic production Of tho
United States and the Philippine Islands.
The figures Of tho bureau Of statistics
Of the Department Of Commerce and
Labor ahOw that the value OF the
shipments Of domestic merchandise from
the United States 70 tho Philippine Islands
from July I. isoo. 70 the e0d Of February,
1870 practically a Of which period ex-
SSp. the month Vas under .,o ' is, ma ssc
AGAINST sSnn; $40 .. q 81 n Oorr.srondins
peEsOd % iask year. Barring the same
period ne Vnlle+ OF msschansiise inn
ported into tho United States from tho
Philippine Islanda was Sal. lse, tIS. against
8. 90 ls1 In the feRs period Of the pr sSe
Of about 80 peg 1ent. when compared
with thu contemplating months of laHt
year.
The increase In tho tr1llo with the
Philippines In the period under considerA-
with all soeheP portiona 81 the noncon-
tisuoms territory a the. United States In
the came peri0d. Tho shipments from tho
United Statps 70 Alaska In the eight
months under consideration increased
q little over $500 .Oc0. thoee 70 Hawaii
sliRhtly less than $1,000. 900. those 10
Porto Rico about % $50 o0O' and those 10
the Philippines. AZ already Indicated.
q. $50, 600. Shipments 10 tho United States
from Alaska during the period In question
feil on about sssO.60o. those from Hawaii
increased q little less than e3.000.000.
thoss from Porto Rico about u 500. 600,
while those from the Philippians Increased
about 4,SOO. Ooo Thus the gain In the
trade between the United States and the
Philippihs Ialards In tho eight monthe
ended with February practically equAiled
tho gain in the trade with Porto hico.
Alaska, Hawaii. Guam and Tututla com
bincd during the same period.
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Aaarmlm9 Dessease- n Peee mases sa
atAtsn IslaaA FaFrtes.

AtaFmlm1 DRerensR- n PSUe ms@es e9
stAtsa lsiaaA Fwrtcs.
DOCK Cosnsais=scnsr Tonkins sa6d in q
letter he ssnt yesterday TO Mayor 0aynor
that he had made changes In his dspArt-
manI which had resulted In q saving OF
ts00. 90 . year. He said:
.omitting the ferry repair department.
orwanizsd 20 take the place % the general
repair contracts. which have been source
OR mach unbalanced bidding and loss TO
tho City, thsro' are no less names on the
MaRrh. INl0. payroll than on tho DeceEn-
Der. lseo. payroll. The March payroll
b more than eas.0Oo less than the last
December payroll. sancs the hrst OF
March an additional IAyoR has boen made.
20 thaa the annual payroll Of tho Depart
meat Of DocEB and Ferries has been cut
about s1eo. 600 per annum.
This dos not BY any meane Represent
the final condition Of she department..
and Il 10 tho intention 70 mako systematic
rednctiO0s for come time TO come q We
department. 10 being carried on without
diGAcnlty In spite of these lAyofs.
"ln the ferry bureau Il has not been pos
siblo 20 make all the reductions whAoh
arc thought desirable owing 20 the "
censes which are outstanding and which
require . certain number ot employees
In the crsws of the boats. When the new
hcsnsaa are issued u h believed that the
0overnment officials VIII permit roduc-
ton OF the number of men In the crews
and this reduction win then DO made.
There has. however. been In the ferry
bureau rWductton In the payroll Of 8@rcn,
iai0. a. compared with December. 1909.
OF q. 900. or Ga. 600 year.
I'm making these layoHs no conslderA.
tion hAs oeen given 10 the Staten Island
so-cp.sed veteran volunteer frenen. and
at leaae ten Of theae have been laid on Tor
lack Of work.
IAN order was issued In tho ferry bureau
on the flrse OF March that no employees
should DO allowed to pass through the
team Rntsways but thas every one should
pass the dropping bones and show proper
authority for fres transportation. and tt
In Interesting 60 note that on the staten
Island limo there was IN increase In March
over February. 1910. Of IVA. eoo paid pas
senkers. ~ compared with an increase
Of q. eo0 paid passengers bctween the same
months In le0e. ~
Charges have been preferred against
several docsrmasters for misconduct ~
discriminating against certain scowB with
q view TO benefiting themselves. and these
charges win be thoroughly investigated
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pr.,~rty Owner. ssus, Pay.

The Appellate Div ision Of the Supreme
Court in Brooklyn has unanimously
sustained the decision OF Justice Kelly
refusing 60 grant the application % Fiat
hush and Bay Ridge property owners
construction Of the big FOSTER avenue
sewer. The Asaeasment footed up
o. 90 600 and interest charges ee00.
The proOerty owners have been fighting
for q reduction OF the Assessments Tor two
years. carrying the case 20 the courts
after dsfaat befors the Board ofs As
sessors and the Legislature.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
PREVAILING RATE or WAGES
llnlens Give 0ut . l.isa 90 what They
Thhsh ss~6 ssnsSsis Get.

UnSsas Give 0ut . lisa 90 what They
ThAk ssss sssssis Gee.
The New York Building Trades Council
has prepared . soAle Of tho prevailing
rate Of wages from . UNION standpoint
which In TO be submitted to the city on
Gals. Tho scale Ia based on tho union
rate OF wages which the Comptroller in
the case Of the steAmfitters. who are on
strike for $50 . dag. says has not been
proved to be the prevailing rate. Some
OF the rates in the schedule. which Ia AZ
follows. are the same a. the mechanics
have been receiving for some time. the
rates being for q working day Of eight
hours:
Asbestos workers. $50. helpers. % 70;
bluestons cutters. haggerp. bridge and curb
settlers, $50. boilermAkers and iron sAip
builders. o.: carpsnteRs and trainers. IS.
cAbinstmAksrs. g. cement and concrete
mAaons. -; deFrtckmen and rtsgera. SIS.
decorators and Eiiders. N.sO: decorative
art giAss workers. IS elevator constructors.
IS electrical workers. $50: electrical nX-
ture workers. $3.50: stationary engineers,
$40: portable hosting engineers. $50.
house phorera. movers and sheath pliers.
- 50: houseemiths and orttgemen, A.so.
aud after July I, 1910. IS: metallic lAthers.
~. %. and after January I. isii. -: marble
cutters and settlers. %: marble carvers.
IS 50: marble polishers. NsO, marble saw
yers, - rs: marble bed rubbeFs. IS. mosa;c
workers. saS0. machine stone workers, ~:
mAehinists. N.s0: plate and sheet glass
giAziers. 81: plAaterers. $50: plumbers
and gas ntters. o.. 50: painters. %: rERers. -:
roofers. o. sheet metal workers. copper
ssaitks. sinsEsiths and metal rcossgs. s..
sseamfttsFs. $50: tile layers. s.: uphol-
s'ersrs. S4Os. wood fathers. $50.
In private work the schedules for all the
building trades cell for double wages for
overtime and Sunday and holiday work.
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PssOpO1AA

SEALED BInS vtII be reesiyes By ne hoard ~
WaSsV SupplV n Ropm go. 10 Broadway Nsw
-. Sog cEntahing and delivering 90 . deslgnatef
d0rk 81 StaVlsa9n. Staten tsland. apyroSimAesip
s.acD ona ~ 8-bRch. eAaeNF1a nsHlDte- l0ln al
gassT pfpe~. - aaed n IRE ronseruc toa Of Us
HaFrows siphoe . PsTtioa " ne cAtsaan aaas
asaee ~ Nee N0gk harbog
a. % aoOwa psass snd inle me nsas wth %
pubaeY opeaod aad Tead- pampAiea con tain
lna infoFla aD1 eog btdderp and cOulrnrt drn WtnR
cen ba % tained az hoom eS % ne abpve address
BY AapDafane IRE snm 0f ~ 1otlnrS l9b0 for aApn
CHARIIsS ~. CHADWICK
CHARi.HS 4 SHAN
CnusnufsMao0ors Of "a n0afd OF Water Suunay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
GArINS GIVES CASH nan.
Hs Lawyer says Ne Quit Nrti w. Business
Seven Years Ago.

Joseph p. GAtins. who 10 supposed to
have been the financial hacker OF William
p Price a Co. OF Baltimore. Md. which
firm In alleged 70 have participated in the
conspiracy TO operate a bucket shop
in the District Of Columbia. gave 5000
cash bail yesterday. The complaint
against Gatins. sworn 20 by George Scar
borough special agent Of the Department
Of Justice. charges that on June rs. 1900
Gatins entered into q conspiracy with
Virgil p. Randolph. william p. Price and
Edward Everett Taylor to operate q
bucket shop in Washin Rton. u. c. In con
nection with this conspiracy u 10 charged
that the accused on July - made con-
tracts for the purchase on margin Of 80
c,Irities Of the Reading 0nNnpany and the
American Smelling and ~Rehning Com
pany In violation Of the act OF March,
1879. Of the District 81 Columbia.
0rattan Colvin. Gatinss counsel, said
yesterday. that his client retired from
active business seven years ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
ILLINOIS CENTRAL CHANGES.
Superintendent Keith &C Transportation
mesixns-Ipiaces Consolsfated.

SUPERINTENDENT hfhtN ~ uB1uapDrVAttou
Resixns- Places Consolsaated.
CHICAGO. April 80. :. KOith. super
intsndent % transportation Of thu Illinois
Central Railroad. has resigned. Announce
ment of the resignation was made to-day
in a printed circular over the name Of
W. L. Park. vice-president and general
manager. The Offices % car accountant
and supsgintsndent % transportation
have been consolidated and John M.
DAILY, heretofore car accountant. has
assumed the duties % both Offices with
the title OF general superintendent of
transportation. These changes also at
feet tho YaSOo Valley and Mississippi
valley and the indianapolis Southern
railroads.
Following closely upon the searching
Investigation which has been made into
charges Of grating IN the Affairs q
the Illinois Central road the changes
announced to-day attracted much Atten-
ton in railroad circles.
4 am not familiar with the reasons
that impollsd Mr.. Ksith % resign said
President Harahan Of the Illinois Central
Mr. Keith Could not no found ae his home
where IL was said that he was some
whore downtown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
ManN Move IDLE CaFs.

% April Is the total ne, surplus Of cars
u" rallrold lines Of the United States
ar1 lnada was T5s7. an increase OF
81 ~ over the surplus two weeks before.
.'e shortage decrease d from 1879 10
~ viii" the Goa! car surplus advanced
from 80" 20 i0.sss Box cars increased
.frn - 40 70 70.527 Increases were
general throughout the country. in snns
1us he total surpluses taking tire
nsn-DIs fIpw ard leaps.
Is report shows by far the largest
.ITry u available cars for the year.
I'@-..s al the coal mines has had its
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
TELEPHONES ON rHE SANTA FE.
Entire system Practically Eauipped WIZ
New Form % Train DespatrhtBs.

TOPEKA. Kan. April 1s.-COntractS
have been lot for euuipptng the Santa "a
railroad system with telephone service
n replace the telegraph In despatching
trains between Albuquerque and Mojave:
With the completion Of this service and
the closing 81 the gAps between Al
b1Iousru-se and Newton. Kan. the Santa Fe
will Use the telephone wire system be-
tween Chicago and the Pacific Coast.
except between Mojave and Bakersfield
where the trsoss Of ths Southern Pacific
are used
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

The RSv. Nathaniel T HAfsr has been
installed an pastor Of the Trinity Baptist
Church, Greene and PatGhon avenues,
Brooklyn. The church has had no regu-
lar pastor atnce lase November. When the
the James Street Baptiet Church at HRmil-
ton. Ont. The Rev. DR.. }. G. Aiken has
served a. pastor during. the interim
BEFORE connecting himself with Trinity
BaDtiaf Church Dr.. HAfer was for four
VnSrS an evangelist az the Baptist State
convention in Vsrmont. He will take up
his residence In Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

The Wall Street edition ~ TmE EVENrSo
SuN contains all tho financial news and
the stock and bond quotations % the clOae
Of the market. The CLOSING quotations,
including the bid and asked prices. with
additional nsws matter. are oontAined also
N ehs nkght edition q TMH EVENING" SUR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

sGAl.ED BIDs -,l q sses.y'a " sss esasi
iSss. seS cSntTSrt w. for FURNISHING ss4 asilSsSa
iosIS 10 bsFss power ana oRs $40 6sFss -p0usf
hoilara
AZ % asOvo plaos ana ams ns bsds wtH be
Vubarly eps4eA and re.4 ranp6lee eeaeein
Rsnm o1e a. ne shove address " dopssiona
~ ann % ave dealArB ., Tor earh parapalsG
IonH A. eENsgi, Srssaasas
cmAn1-kB A SHAW.
GnuamalNauDArs of ne Board Of Water SupplY.
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POET ETHAN ALLEN. W.. April n. isio.-
aeaDsA pr9p@aaAA. N tnpilnaea. fog renewing ota
bath tubs and Installing sh0weln. ~ four don6ls
barracks hgrs VIA BE- received u 20 A. 4 May "a
lglD l1eofmamo4 on appIicauon- ". y. re-
aaFVss rght ~ aeospe 81 ee1egt any o. al bids o.
pagta therFgf, Enyolppla eoatalninN prgpo.al =
Cav. cSnstE. q N.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
PATTEN Nor TALKATTVE.
Returns 70 ChIca&O ard says He ptdn't
Ibuy Any COttan Mere.

CHICAGO April ~ James A. Patten
returned from New York to-day in a Mega
tive state Of mind as regards cotton plr-
chases He appeared on the hoor Of the
Board Of Trade about iO:SO A. NJ. and
passed some tune between the wheat and
corn pits and in the sample crowd
Il bought no cotton while I was In New
York. said Mr. Patten Ia Response IN
questions Neither did | support the
market in any way. ! believe that the
reports Of the amount Of cotton - be de-
llvered are greatly exaggerated. don Z
know anything about any Investigations.
I am too busy o. talk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
COTTON MARKET CHEERED UP.
'fipsaeats Arrive IN IlVeFpOol sa Account
ef MnlEht, Ianeey a Go.
Special caS's DespaieA 10 rHE 81,

Special caSis DsspafeA 10 TmE Sun.
LIvEReooL. Apnl 2S.--The Right Hon.
= Burton. president Of tho Board Of
Trade. visited the Cotton Exchange here
to-day Referring 90 the alleged frauds
n the matter Of hills Of lading on cotton
from America no told the president Of
the exchange that 10 the Government
could give any assistance Il would 20 20
far a 10 was Iegitimately abls.
The cotton market was moro cheerful this
morning in consequence OF the arrival Of
further consignments Of cotton which
presumably belonged to the firm OF knight.
Yancey a Co.. the cotton buyers Of
Decatur. AiA.. which failed few DAYS ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

- ChicagD. for NeS Norh. was TeO mikes east
Of SANDY NOOK 81 a1s 4. ~ yesterday.
- George MAahtnglDn for NeN York. WmS $40
milra east Of Sandy Hook a. sao A n.
~ Columbia. for New York. yas ms mikes eaaa
of sandy H0ok AZ T1a 4 ~.
~ 81 Paul for New lOrk. vas m miles east
of Nandy hnok a. n a. ~.
So MlnnGeonka. for Nee York. Was us uitleu
east Of sandy Bool. At 5s Y. n.
- a BrstagnS. ~ View York. was 100 mi les
east Of Nantuceet $50 y. ~
snSi q Sandy aoJS saaIP n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
EGGS Thrown INTO TEE RIVER.
S.J00 Psunds 20 tho Powdered andE'rsKen
variety Ped % tine sAad.

variety Ped % tire shad-
Three ahipments OF powdered aud
frozen eggs. weighing in all .7OO pounds.
sent 20 New YORK from Chicago. were
cast into the North River yesterday after
seizurOs by Inspector Herman lind Of
the Federal Food Bureau, assisted by
CnitA9 Seaaea Marshal Henksi The
authorities decided that the products
wore not Nc for human food More than
iC0, 600 eggs made up the powdered and
frozen masses.
Tho aRgn Included zoo pounds ahipped
by de CnsImhia Deaaicated Egg COM
panV. 7.naA pounds from r 8mithson and
900 paaunds from tho Monarch Deani-
Gated Ee@ Company. all thu shippers be-
ing ChicN1o cCncernA
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Arrived - SATvRoAY. April "a
Sc C4mpsnia, L1VeTpOnl. April -.
Ss Amerlka. HanbGTg. April -
Sa4btdenhuE9 Rrepe1, April 10.
SsfioTtdc. HaVre. April
70 lelphtne, Algiers, March u
"a pcrugtA. Gibraltar. April 70
~ kAsengA. 81 ri1N. April 10
- Metdersktn. Callao. Jan ~
80 Clement naFbsdUs. April ~
- iumuri Cienfucgps. April -
~ Nord Amcrtka. eNiharen. ANnl "a
IA Mohawk. JArkSonvtile. April ~
~ Hio Gran1e. Galveston. April 10
50 Princes. Anne. Norfolk. April ..
- LAGlO. nos,on. April =
~ Queen helena. ChAr~~tOn. April 10
~ Hanna HatA. BALTIMORE. April u.
~ Toronto. Boston. ApTti ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
HELP WANrED-MALE.

MEN who write and speak Eagiish niAinb %
assist N the preparation OF TitDN'S GENERAL
DIRECTORY for the borouGhs Of Manhattan aa1
The Br0n1. Former employers IN gOOd staldiIG
preferred. Address IN OWN haadu rttlag.
stating age. references. prev Gus eNperience, u
any. and vita whom PERSONAL. AtsPt.iC =,
rtONo NOT NOTICED. WILLIAM r. BArKS.
Manager. 1e Last t2th %.
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100000

Will control protected business for the
Dominion Of Canada; fullest investiga-
ton Monday and Tuesday. call 10 TO S.
or address for interview. y. YER
PLAAST. Broadway Central Hotel.
City. Home address, The IllSley, Bos-
ton, Mass
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
AHr,n,c R-m,nI.crnce q October. 1905.

~" RoekmiSche- Escompte Bank OF
NaT"ahad. Austria. has brought suit
f-..".' ptto e. Hsinzs To- recover tAl. taI.
% ground that the hank bought
"-.."d at 90. 7is on his order and
Ven no wouldn't take 10 had % sell tho
SO 'r So. 7TB. Heinze's defence 10
'-. 10 rtered the hank 90 sell the stock
q Nr'an-r 1871. and that II the bank had
&. .-.
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eM~~e wa~.s rSr znns re. Enpssyses.

BwrHLEHTW. Pa. April - Twelve
hundrud employees Of the New Jerpsv
Zinc Company AZ PAlmsrsou. 70" aSthi@
Dlaos and 81 at Froomansburg were
nOeiasd to-day ef an increass In WAgss.
The incrsasp will svsraGs per cent
and will date from April H. 10 n ALSO s4sd
tension 6ygtem.
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The Hooking Valley Railway Co
Retlrsmsnt Of Preferred Slosk.

Aprn 81. isla
10 gne ualaers 90 ProeprreA seoek of TIA
moekin9 valley hallway comsam1
Notice b herroy Eiren thAt In ths exercles q
ne pswsr reserved by Ths Hooking Valley RAN
uay Company. AID specifically staaed In In Ara
rSss Of Incorporated and Regulators. and aAso
declared in every ouniAnding stock esrSineap.
% Company hss duly deosrmined - rsure tAs
Preferred saock. and ne same win " duty 70
ared IN whole 81 par apOa me sgrh pAH or
ARRIL. isla
Aeeordingly. eaea ana every hotter % Pre-.
ssEssd stock % nSuasd 10 present ana surrsnasR
bio esruneaas for such Preferred stock 20 NJ
saAes % .. p. MORGAN q COMPANY. No. -
wan SiresG New York city. On o. after ne sSrH
DAY or APRIL islo and uDoa such surrsnse.
such holder wtn resolve pAymsns 10 eAsh sS par
amount thereof. together win . preporaoaAts
amount Of the annual per coat dividend thsrsea
nom the date whsn the Last dividsad accrued
via. Dsosmbsr sisL isoa. % April sosA Isia
No holder q any esruneais for Preferred sessk
shall OF win have any nght After APRIL agrR
isso a. . sseekheldsr az ne Company. Aor say
claim against me Company, sHOspI 70 receive
payment for ths csTuaeass sarEsaasssa - -
rata above stAbea.
- Sos0eN ~ tuE BOANb Op nlNEgTOAA
WA. n. cOrE Secretary.
nwan street. New York. April tn. tsla
Referfing 20 the Shove notice. On and ASsss Asa
1otA. 1910. until further nosce 90 shall DO pre-
pared 10 pay. uron surrender 20 us Of osrt0eAsss
of Hooking Valley prsferred saock property
sndorssd. an amount equal % par tasethsr vita
ne proporuonae amount of ne annual 81 divi-
dend thereof from ths dsas when ne last divi-
dsnd accrued. aAmsiy December siS1 Lpos -
April soth. leta
unai further noucs 80 shan be preparsd slss
a. any time prior 10 April scsh. 1910 % receives
hocking Valley prsferred stock and pay fof NJ
aams at par and aecEusd dividsnd from Decemoas
sise tenA 10 the daes Of payment
Holders % cur Truss Rsr alpm for Boskiax
vAllsy preferred stock may 1pon pressntades
81 sach eeraaeaeas pFopeg snAorsed. rscsivs
no cash paymoat a. abov .ndisassd In the cana
manner e. holders VI 6 Aaoaess t0E prsferrsa
etoeh-
.. =. MORGAN q On.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

asuRD YRoN FoRHTuS poRTs.
Sc Ia IoTrane for New York from Hayre
So finland. for NcW Nork from Antwerp
81 -nieed states. for New YORK from Chris
uansRnd
Ss caFmARIs. for Neu York from Liverpool.
81 hFcmen. for NeW YORK from Bremen
- pennaS wanna. for NeN York from Hamburg
~ Philadelphia. foT View iork rom south
ampton
\, NIeuw Amsterdam. for New York from,
Rotterdam
- CaledontA. for New York from Glasgow.
50 ATablr. for Yes York from fiveFpo0i.
~ Orotava. fer NeW YORK from BERMUDA.
- BermudiAn for Nee York from BERN uda.
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Furnisbsd.

LAWRENCE PARk-ColoniAl house. cievel
rooms. tnrre bathrooms garage, aeIe IN
lawns and shads Eees: rent for summer. TUCK.
Bronxvtlle, ". v
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
NEw JERSEY REAL EsT ATE FOR RENT

FOR RENT Furnished. for season or b. ne
year. two house, between Wyckof and CampgaW '.
al improvements. one house has bedroofa,
the other has bedrooms. rents low. CHAhLEs
z. WILLIAMS. SO sth Av.
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~ Bs.IC NOTIFIES

THE FAKMFRS a MECHANICS NATIONAL
RANK of Hartford. ioratrt a; hartford, Ia IN
Staue OF Connecticut l. closing It's Affairs. Al
note holders and other creditors OF the A~socia-
tion are therefore hereby notihet 10 prcsent tnl
nolea and other claims for Daymelt.
n n. GOODWIN PrssideaL
mated AZ HaP'fori Aprii 'lih ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURES ALMANAC Tuas pAV.
sun Ftssa O sun ats GN Moon rtssseA
y Hl0n wAIER gHHs DAT
Saady Hook : ~ Gov. Island aOo. Hell Gate i0c2
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cry REAL EsTATE.

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Thc ANNUAL. MEETING OF toe VAULT
DINNERS Of ThE StN YORK CITY MARBt.l.
CEMETERY will be- he'll Va Room IN. tai BROAD.
Nay. on MOndsy, MRy n 90 al y o'ci1rk
nom. LEWIS ~ NOW OOn. ~ -rettEy.
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Sc caroata. at FishguArd from New York.
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OiF.NE Or
81. f LOUIS n en Sn't C aSE AS

ClevclAnd. ONO. AprlI an 1910
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that the Ahnua
Meeting az the Stockholders OF This Company
for ne election OF Directors and Zoe the trAas-
aethon Of such other business may be brougns
before the meeting viii be he.d a. tie princtpA
once o. the company, In Cleveland Ohio "a tbs
FIRST WEDNESDAY, berg tire sth DAY ~
MAY. 1910. al o 'ctoeh A. N Tsc -. 49, S-1ar
unue open tor one hour thereafter.
by order Of the Hoard Of Directors
DWIGHT " PAilFE ~s~--.s--
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>,ufo,n,IlsndS Premier ENplalns the
FONTS at issue Between Iils lereSSnee
ara the United ssales--r0 Ne Guest
al HIs COuntr1 men a q Dlnnes.