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DANCING ACADEMIES.
FORECLOSURE SALES.

sT-PRFMF COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
John T. Willets and Edward Merritt. as sur
viving Trustees. etc, of Samuel Wiuets 90
ceased Caroline w Frame. Residuary rrusO.
Plaintiffs. against Pauline Doctor ana o'heis'
Defendants s-,..
In pursuance Of the Judgment of foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered in the above
entitled action. bearing date the 10th Gay OF
October 1910 l. the undersigned. the Referee
I'm said judgment named, viii sell at puoIc
auction at the New York Real Estate sales
room Nos IA and Is Vesey street, in the Bor-
oIgh of Manhattan. City of New YORK, on the
on that day. by Joseph P. Day. Auctloneer' tne
nTemjses directed by said judgment to be sold'
and therein described follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF Iana.
thereon erected, situate, lying and being IN tne
Twelfth Ward of the Borough OF Mammalian;
Crtv County and State Of New YORK. bounced
and described as follows. VIZ; .,.-,.. i'll. =,
One Hundred and Thirty-third street, distant
one hundred and twenty feet westerly from the
northwesterIv corner of One Hundred and
Thirtv-third street and Seventh Avenue. ana
rnn1i1g thence northerly parallel with Seventh
Avenue ninety-nine feet and eleven inches 10
The centre line of the block between one Hun
dred and Thirty-thiTd and One Hundred ana
Thirty fourth streets: thence westerly along
said centre line of the block twenty feet; thence
southerIv again parallel with Seventh Avenue
ninety-nine feet and eleven inches TO the nortn,
erIv side Of one Hundred and Thrty-third
street and thence easterly along the northeriy
twenty feet to the point or place of beginning
Dated New York october 10th. 1910.
EMANUEL TEPPER, Referee:
WILSON NJ. POWELL. Attorney for Plain
tiffs. No. 90 Wall Street, Borough OF Man
haitian New York City
The following is diagram Of the property 20
he sold as described above: its street number Is
900 West I33rd street:
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Female

CAHNASSERs 20 sell Harper's Encyclopedia
Tor IS. can earn $50 to $40 weekly. Ad-
dress Encyclopedia. os3 Tribune Once.
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LOOK. Protestant. for two in family: city.
wages so 70 So. any nationaiity- must have
goo references. Iutastfial Association Employ
Essnt Agency. j West z2d 81 Phone Bryant
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f34th street.
1narI Srraat

133rd Street.
The approximate amount of the lien or charge
10 satisfy which the above described property is
to be sold. is SO 029 3-10O, with interest there
on from the 23rd day Of September. 1870 to-
gether with the costs and allowance amounting
to 1884 50-1O0. with interest thereon from Octo-
Der 18th 1910. together with the expenses Of
the sale The approximate amount Of the
taxes. assessments and other liens. which are
to be allowed TO the purchaser out OF the puT-
chase money. paid by the Referee, is $36s 90
and interest.
Dated. New York October 18th. 1910
EMANUEL TEPPER, Referee
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED,
Female


Two girls. German: cook rooa ,aker. other
waitress and chambermaid GOOD seanlstress;
ngniy recommended MOrrow's Agency 72t Lex
lngton ave. Telephone 1892 Plaza
TWO young girls: cook assjst laundry; So;
chambsrmaid. waitress: S2o. tcgetber or sepa-
rate: best references Industrial Agency II West
42d St e~''
TWO GIRLS for small private school for
Lakewood; cook. $50 10 s35. rbambermaid-
waitress. S2S: must have good references In
custrial Association Employment Agency.
Inc. II West 42d.
TWO girls. together or separate cook assist
laundry: chambermad. waitress. foSIr years
city references: wages, $50 and 600 Ind,istral
Association Agency, IL West 42d 81
WASHING taken home; good work: clear ward to
dry clothes. Anderson. 50 Audubon ave,
Broadway. 16sth station. Tel. 3049 Audubon.
WAITRESS SS-First class references makes all
salads; understands. serving wines can carve.
Miss Margaret Smiths Agency. - West .2d st.
Phone 3039 Bryant
WATTRES SES. swedish s25-s3O: Scotch Ss5;
English S2J: several others ali nationsIities;
understaA parlor work: excellent references.
Waldorf Agency IL West 33d st. Phone 900
Madison.
WAITRESS or CHAMBERMATD-- Willing to
wait on lady: highest city reference Apply
Monday. S. G.. care Flynn. IA 9th
WAITRESS-By tall very neat Swedish girl: ex-
cellent waitress: best references: friend paTIOr-
maid. Osterberg's Agency, 7i6 Lexington ave
WASHING to take hOme outdoor drying
Mrs. CLAYTON. 1s6 East Gath St
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WORK WANTED.
Female.

nsnton or social secretary; musical; experienced
,ccompanist; visiting or resident X. H, Tribune
Office.
ENGLISH LADY desires position: capable
taking intelligent charge or children cr
aIIing any position OF trust address G.. Box
70 Tribune Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway.
eTFNOjRAPHER-Bri ambitious beginner
IS neat. rapid accurate. Hefiiey graduate. good
pennlan. wishes position; s6; Remington and
Underwood opera tor Miss A. Box 90 Tribune
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CITATIONS.

of the State of New York. by the Grace of
God. Free and Independent.-To Elizabeth
Frincke. Margaretha Streu Madeline Schmeu-
Schmenger Philip Rohr. Emil T. Rohr. Elsa
j.. Rohr, Edward J. Rohr. Karl Rohr. Richard
Rohr. Henry Rohr. Otto Rohr. Dora Schmenger.
helnina A. Il. Jewett. Louis w. Miller. William
\. Miller. Louise Rauch. Christina l.. Miller
and Joseph e. Miller. and TO all persons inter
ested in the Estate of John Philip Schmenger.
creditors. Iegatees. next OF kin or otherwise.
send greeting:
You and each of you are hereby cited and re
quired personally to be and appear before our
sIrrogates' Court of said County held at the
Hall OF Records in the County of New York
on the 18th day of December, 1910. at half-past
ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, then
and there to attend judicial settlement OF the
account OF proceedings of Henry lden and
Henry Schneider. as Trustees. under the Last
Will and Testament of said deceased: and sucn
Of YOU as are hereby cited. as are under the
age of twenty-One years. are required 70 appear
by vour guardian, II you have one, or II you have
none to appear and apply for one 10 be ap-
poInted or in the event of your neglect or
IA Iure 10 do So a guardian will be appointed
by the Surrogate to represent and act for you
|" In testimony whereof have caused the
Seal of the SurrogateS Court OF the said Coun-
~ or New York to be hereunto affixed.
witness Hon. Abner C. Thomas. Sur.S. 70
gate of said County 81 the
New York County OF New York. the 18th day
Surrogatcs' of October. in the year of our Lord
SEAL one thousand nine hundred and ten
DANIEL J. DOWDNET.
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
SaUTFR & STEINKAMP. Attorneys for Trus-
tees No. $40 Nassau St. Borough of Man
haitian. n. Y. city.
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FOR SALE.

BIG BARGAINS-Snghtly used office furniture.
desks typewriters casn registers. adding ma
chimes mirneogra phs. filing cabinets. safes. ad-
dressing machines time clocks. partitions. check
protectors bookcases. NATHAN'S. White St
PIIIIARDS pool ana new patent combination
tables: lowest prices; supplies, repairs
bowling alley builders. Decsers. 1e5 East 9th
et Established 1sS0
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$50 10 S35: must have experience and good ref-
erence. Industrial Association Employment
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CARPET CLEANING.

n y. CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest Largest Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular
Tel 4692-4s93 Bryant. 1912 ". 43th 81
CARFFTTT, CARPET CLEANING CO.-Cleans
by compressed air. steam. hand or on floor
1855 Broadway. 42t East 4sth ST. CoE
BRANDT. Tel. 132-3sth.
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WORK WANTED.

Male
/ BOoKKEEPER or assistant. %: German and
English. accurate hgurer. excellent references
ADDRESS H II. 40 Angelique st. West Ho-
b.Ilen. y. J.
CHA UFFEUR--Gentemsn storing car for win
ter recommends has driver: sober, careful
man; excellent appearance Loch. f23 West
61st ST.
1.aAI-FFETR--Sin Swede %; reliable:
strictly sober and steady; careful driver; does
own reD3irs:- cjtv reference. {. II. Lawson,
Del Page. sol West l46th ST. .
CHAUFFECR--Expert mechanic. in private
Tribune Harlem branch. 263 West 125th ST
HAUFFEUR UR.-2s; first class machnist; expert
on Renault' Packard. Inoias; fa uaPeaei IIiiay
Van Geder. 1925 Boston Road, The Bronx.
Furnaces attended to: steam or hot water
furnaces specia ny; first class reference
Il Green. ~ East 76th ST.
JEWELRY HOUSES
Young man thorough hy sompeten1 9sslres es
ping asl' cefE f " address ABILITY Box 81, Tribune
MAN 2s to act as salesman. collector; un-
derstands stenography; good at hSufes'
George Hsnken. 403 West 56th 81.
PAI.STER. paper hanger. furniture polisher
Christian: reasonable estimate or day. Turner,
III Broadway Room q
/ ToRTER or SHIPPING CLERk-By middle
aFcc man: experienced: gooc references. Ad-
/ dress Francs. Trtoune Once. -
/ POSITION OF TRUsT-By a German college
graduatei. SO; eighteen years in this country;
Sonderlch. 513 Washington st. Hoboken n J.
POSITION WANTED where sobriety and
honesty viii he appreciated. by man OF
20 ears ofiicc .NpeTienca. Christian, Boz l..
Tribune Office.
real, ESTATE OFFICE MAN.-SiN years ez-
/ peTicnce with very large concern. desires posi-
{ tion manager assistant manager u. &,
Tribune Office.
] SHIPPING CLERK. 10 years experience. desires
! chance show his ability. best references
/ 4 g. Eox u. Tribune Office
/ SPECIAL OFFICER OR WATCHMAN.-By
retired policeman: first class reference. Ad-
! dress Retired, Tribune Uptown Office. 1864
RroadWav-
( SPECIAL OFFICER OR WATCHMAN.-By
I TEMPERATE and experienced man: best Of ref
} eure given. Address w s, Tribune Uptown
Ofce 1864 Broadway
! YOUNG MAN wishes clerical position has held
like position with jewelry firm but would
cont place in any other line, can furnish refer
ence: one years experience. r. Taustein go
Stanton e.
YOI-,SG MAN. honest. willing. oblising. work
anythinE. drive. porter. farming. elevator
runner: useful, good worker. Reed, care Paul,
2l5 East 1920 Fl.
| YOT-NC Man t30j: 4 years once assistant
assistant bcokkeepeT, shipping ana billing
clerk with one house excellent references;
educated. J. S. Box u, Tribune Ofice
VOTING Man ~. as helper ana polish auto
mobiles. Anthony SpsiTor. 1859 Pith.n ave-
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NURSE. for Colorado: three children: S25. Miss
FitzCerald's Employment Bureau. SOB 9Th ave. ;
entrance on 42d St
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Eemzta

4 POSITION a. private secretary or literary as
sistant by Young woman OF good education
and editorial training pToofreader. stenogrH pheT
fvfeycriter. good knowledge Of spanish. Ad-
dress r. - 100 West 18Th
ATTENDANT for elderly lady; excellent sewer.
also h0usekeeger. by a refined American
woman; city OF country. Miss Dean 32d York
81. Jersey CITY.
a.. NP4SION.--Young English ladv desires
Dosirion 3s useful compsnion 10 elderly lady:
good reader, writer and musical. Address
Broadway.
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Two girls. German: cook good baker: other
waitress and chambermaid GOOD searlstTess; :;
highly recommended. Morrow's xgenrv T2i Lex
ington ave Telephone 1892 Plaza
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TWO young girls: cook assISt laundry: So.
Chambsrmaid. waitress: S2D. ,cc~tbs- or sepa-
rate: best references Industrial Agency. II West
42d st. NS-~'' -
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SALES Man AGER-Iine TO drug trade. salary
open % thoroughly competent man. $1,000
$4,000 per annum. Business Service Co (Agen
- SOC SinPsr Building.
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PRINTER.-To suPerintend plant; man
thoroughly conzersant with the printing
business: good men only need apply: state
age. experience. wages and give references
Address, Staplcford. First National Bank
building. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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f.NECTTITE MANAGER for Office department
orcsniz~ fooce and handle department; sl2Ve-
N.ehiE 6Azercy1. Tlatiron Building.
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METAL FURNlTURE-Practicai man. with
technical knc.gledgs OF mechanical building
Sor order department. salary to start $500 sd-
,Rnciug with proved ability. Credential En-
-lo, rnent Corporation. 253 Broadway. Established
leC4 iAgencyj-
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ASSISTANT MANAGER-Frin,tiI-s,, ,I ,,,e. ss oeo
g. 500 Business service Co tAseney' $40 e''isei
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MIL FOREMA N-Cabinet work. planning and
saving: 1850 TO S9.0so. Business Service
90 agency. Sn6 Singer Building.
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SAIESMAN-Brass factory. New York and vi
cinity: knowledge drafting and estimating de-
Eirsble- salary open. Credential Employment Cor
-,sysrion g52 Broadway agency.
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- -ORNAMENTAL IRON CRAFTSMAN: SG24 20
5000. Busineas Service CO. tagency). sO6
Singer Tsl,sIdiug.
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CAHVAsSERs 20 sell Harper's Encyclopedia
Tor IS: can earn $50 to $40 weekly Ad-
dress. Encyclopedis, 2e3 Tribune Once.
sIaMBERMAID-WAIT AITR RESS-Short distance up
the Hudson. Protestant. So Miss Anna Lacy.
reaiury Empl3rnlent Agency. y West @sth 81.
CHAMBERMAID-WsITR for Flushing:
thee il family; SO Miss FitzGerald's En-
y'e2ssent Bureau. 5o3 5;h ave- eEtrsnce on sd.
CBtMBERNAID- WAITRESS - city: three in
family. So Miss FitzGeralds Employment
bureau. Jo3 5th ave: entrance On 42d ST
sHsMBERA AAIL-NsITRESs. Tor Cedsrhurst
= tho ia family. S25 Miss FitzC5efsld's Employ
1l.ent Bureau. 5o3 5th ave: entrance on 20 -.
4ITTAMEERMaID- Swedish. Norwegian: throe in
tomil5. So Mss FnzGeralds Emni.,y rnent
g3ureau. 5o3 5tn ave: entrance on 40 81
tHANBERMAID-UAI UAITRESS - city. t'so in
family. SOY. Miss FitzGefald's En- loyIafnt
farcau hia Oh ave: entrance on 42d s.
CJEA'1rErMAIr, snd MAID-spanish. Italian or
French; Cor cHy. $50 Miss FitzGeTslc's En-
rc1rlrrt BuIezu. 5t3 9th ave entrance on 50
IEfaNRFcTsFtITl- VA TTRIsSs. for WhipPany. n.
J.; teo s' family: SO. Miss FitzGersld Q kln-
ft,Encnt euIeau. 5u5 ''th ave: .ntrance on &c
CI1kSEERA'AII-Y WAITRESS - Protestant: I've
IN family: CITY. S25. Miss TttzGersld'G En-
royaent Bureau. s03 5th ave: entrance on 42d-
az tAiEE-R11 10 -IV.s sITREsS-TWo IN family:
clty: 81. Miss Frtz.5eraiis Employment iSu-
tssu. So Oh ave. entrance on a2d s.
pdANBEEs..s y " > IT RTcSS-FoUr in fsnli., f..
city. So. Mss TizGeTalds Employment Bu-
Ia. ,o5 5th s1e.. ea.tsnoe on so -.
IrfsA1flsIfRMsGp and WAIrRIcSS. foI country
fsv- in family. S95 Miss Margaret Smith :
kEency. . west s2i st. Room 207-
LOOK I'-otesfsrf FOR two in family: city:
wages so So: any NATIONALITY. must have
FDoC references. Iutgstfial Association Employ
cot Agency. II West z2d ~ Phone Bryant
t.lo
tnDK, assist Hi;h laundry work thee - fam
ii''. city, So Miss Margaret Smiths Agency
= 1fest s2d ST. Room 2O7
rcOk-c1mDet1nt out Of town for one month
wages so. and Idtclhenmsid. Tel. 1928 Plaza
Go-ros 5 A. srGg, -. Lexington ave. 18th st.
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CLERK wiz railroad or express experience:
must write and figure well: SI2O- Credentlal
Employment Cooperation. 253 Broadway Est
1903 fAcencvl
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FI0j-SEafAN for the city. S35. Miss Margaret
Smiths Agency. - West 42d st Room 207-
JAPANESE cook. butler and general housewo-k- =
e. wanted N private family. good wages tall
japanese Reliable Employment Agency. S26 9th
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-7-7,7-rs eloTt S5; well known city hotel;
~ On oTi. s7s0 and meals Credential I'm. I'm,
cay aaY, ,eor,oration. 253 Broadway. Est. 1904
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,,-75-= sSISTANTs-Several open
beOh \ i-f1I -, ,oung meno Of experience: S'eo
hes lel g5zZrsnioEnlent Corporation. 2a3 BroAa-
-. - 1908 agency
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B06KKEF;FER FOR large concern; 50 sln
enced Office details N'sii'ii
.a-,Tlesnr
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CLERKS-Seve,si good openings for yOune men
Who figure and write well. S624-s12s. Creden-
tisi En1ployEneEt Corporation, e55 broadway
skscncyl.
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rCOk-cpmpet1nt out Of town, Tor one month;
wages SO and ftchenmaid. Tel. 1923 Pl3zs /
Go-ros A.sEGy. -. Lexington ave. 18th st.
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Tcs NEST ssD ST.--Privsts bath; steam; pss
1ustssf- electric Iight. special table ooard-
Telephone 750s-seagylsr sr---------.-.
f9ar ST $50 WEST---Lars- room. second hoori
excellent table. reference
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

COX BY Neat Swedish girl: first class; ex-
COo,n,ent cook manager. caterer: very best Ief-
nes Osterberg's Bureau, I16 Lexington ave
- fff1I Plaza.
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Rooms WANTED.
CLOTHING.

PosTTTvELY hishest prices paid Tor gentlemen.
Bryant
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Statesmen. throughout the United States. to
sell automobile necessities. Every owner
~snts Our protector. References required The
O-Neil Tire and prot Co. 200 Rroa advaE.
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COOK, temporary. three weeks: SO per week:
fare pail both ways; out OF town. any nation
ality. Tel 1928 Plaza. Morrow's Agency. 121
!, lexington
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YOUNG 8fEN-Gresf opportunity. custym house;
"a animation Februars- postofiioe, other posi-
tons; success guaranteed. Examiner. - West
s1eth
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s3f5 5t1ssNAN-fv Interview priests ana nuns rela-
tive 10 church decorating. J. May. % West
1.th St. lst floor.
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tC5,,Its in Lakewood: must have good ref
nsee Industrial Association Employment
arrv Inc, II West 42d. Phone 5210-
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STENOGRAPHERS-S several positions paying
salaries ranging from S624 81 .04n Creden-
tai Employment Corporation. 253 Broadway. Est.
1904 iAgency).
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COOK swede: very oo oaga6e pal s $40 oh a;,
| @ Ml' corner Of 3od st Telephone, 1927 Madi-
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REsPECTABLE colored woman woela liss 70
taIs care OF lsdy's or gentemans apa.t
rnent. Johnson 1t1 west esth 81.
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TWO girls. together or separate: cook assist
laundry; chambermaid. waitress: four years
city references: wages, $50 and s22 Industrial
Association Agency, IL West 42d 81
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CTksfRERAs AID WAITRESS - Protestant. five
IN family: CITY, S25 Miss TrzGerslds En-
rlc1seBt Bureau. 503 5th ave, entrance on z2d-
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FARMLAND useful man; S25; Swede; a.
round man. farm or private place; good
mixer; good references. Swenson, care
Iathewson Agency, SIS 9th ave. Tel 3TS
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
BO4RD GETS ORDER.
A0ueduct Commissioners Be-
gin Fight for Their Jobs.

Justice Gerard signed an order YESTERDAY
afternoon directing Mayor Gsynor TO show
cause why an injunction should not De
issued restraining him from interfering
with the old Aqueduct Commission in the
performances OF it's duties The comu11s-
sionere who we're removed by the Mayor
on Wednesday, have retained the law firm
Of Strasbourger Eschvess & Schsilek in
their fight 10 retain the $500 Jobs they
have held for SO many years
The Mayor had left his Office for the dsy
when the order was issued, but repre-
sents tive Of the ousted commissioners
served = copy on each Of the new commits
sioners The order il returnable before
Justice Gerard on Tuesday
The new commission held a meeting late
in the afternoon in the Offices in the Stew
arr Building Commissioner Thompson. of
the Department of Water Supply, and Dep
utv Controller Matheuson also were pres
ont In lire with the desire Of the Mayor
that the new commission arrange 10 COM
pete it's work and turn II over to the De
partrnent of Water Supply as soon as pos
sfhIe thus ending its existence, the mem
hers will inspect the construction work TO-
morrow Leaving the Grand Central Sta
tior az s:s4 a m. they will 20 TO Brewster,
where rhey will take automobiles for ride
through the Croton watershed. Water Com :.
missioner Thomson will he = member of
the party
I Noble Hayes and Jeremiah T. Mahonev
said at the meeting that they would be un-
bIe to serve more than a month and would
have 70 resign If the work of winding III
the affairs Of the commission should take
longer than that
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
VASQUEZ IN ACTION
ATTACK on GEN. MENA
Fighting Near 4coyapa-B't-
ter Feeling IN CAPITAL.

Managua, Nicaragua. Feb. 17.-Gen-
eral Fasquez. commanding three hundred
OF the government troops, IS reported 10
be battling against General Mena. at the
head Of twelve hundred insurgents, near
Acoyapa. II is surmised that Easque1
engaged Mena in order to prevent him
from effectinE a junction at Chontaios
with General Chamorro The fighting
began at St Viconte. eighteen miles east
OF Acoyapa- at 4 o'clock yesterday after
noon Darkness compelled the cessation
this morning. No details of the engage
nent have reached here, but reinforce
ments are now on their way 70 Vasquez
Lieutenant Commander Synineton, OF
the United States navy. telesraphs Pres
ident Madriz from Matagalpa that he
has letter from Rear Admiral Kimbsll
for General Chamorro The President
having no definite information regarding
Chamorro's position replied to Com
mander Sy-minston, Look In the south
ea ast
There are persistent rumors that Pres
ident Madriz and Minister General Baca
are at loggerheads. Conditions in Ma
nagua are threatening on account OF
serious disagreements among the poll
ticians. Despite vigorous opposition. the
law making valid the debts of the reVo-
luton OF 1895 was passed by Congress
to-day Only the Presidents veto can
prevent its operation. The recognition
Of the paper money o. the Confederacy
by the government at Washington would
be a parallel case.
Minister General Baca was present al
to-day's session and warmly replied TO
the attacks made against the bill by
Deputies Reyes. Castelon and Gomez.
and the measure was forced through in
the midst Of a tumultuous scene. Dep
uty Reyes predicted the disruption of the
Liberal party as the result Of the pas
sage of this measure. which is chsrac-
terized immoral and INSCRIPTIONS.
A quantity of ammunition has been
sent to Leon.
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TO RETAIN DEATH PENALTY.
Doums's Sub Committee Will Report
Adversely on Abolition Bill

81. Petersburg. Feb %-The snb-oonmit-
.e4 m iustice of the Douula, to which the
O-,osf+ioD measure for the abolition of
-re death penaity In Russia was referred,
has decided to make an adverse report on
tbs hill. first because II is outside the
cornnerence Of parliament. and, second. be
~zusa the advissbility of abandoning the
dea-b renslty AT present - considered
doubtful
In its report the COMMITTEES draws com
~ rison he-wesn the number Of executions
en6 murders and n1urderous attempts since
7aa. showing as against 10 executions IN
7aa5 IA in 1906 Ii29 IN 1901 and s35 IN 1905,
that esl uersons were killed snd wounded
in lss and 40G1 in 1906 In 1907 the killed
alone NUN abered 3.0o1 and in 1908 1.sSo
Of the crimes in 1907 and 1905, LILO and
"a respecrively, were murders of private
Individuals. having no political or revolu-
1ionarv bearing. usually for purposes Of
,obherv. Oficial figures for 1913 are lack
ing. but newspaper reports shnW great
Ealing of IN both crimes and executions.
Tbe objects Of the bill. according 10 the
committees, can better be attained by
~ restitution of the normal criminal coGe
4, regions now administered under martial
~ srd irs minor forms of extraordinary
80 Teinfo-ced security. and the committee
-e.a,,poer76s that this bN done Immediately
a. ali dis+ricts where order has been re-
eTored