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New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
''THE WOLF" IN TEARS.
alleged Counterfeiter Tells Of
Killing Man an Italu.

Ignazio Lupo. known as .The Wolf
among MS countrymen, one of the eight
men ON trial before Judge Raw in the
United states Circuit Court on charges OF
counterfeiting. told while on tho stand YES
terday of killing another man in Italy.
He wept as he proceeded. The victim was
Salvatore Morello, to whom ISupo sold
goods while in business abroad
Lupo said that he shot More,,o. an old
man, TO save himself from tho Iatter's s
stiietto- He had fled to England then to
Canada, and at last came to this CITY. The
Italian government is seeking Juno for
this shooting. The Wolf" apar+ from the
testimony of the killing of More,lo, made
a general denial Of the charges against
him.
Giovanni Lupo. brother of the accused
man, preceded the latter on the stand. He
said that his brother had paid $1,000 to q
member of the so-ca1led Black Hand So
ciety. Abel l. Smith. Assistant United
States Attorney, objected to this as evi-
dence. and Mlrabeau /. Towns. of counsel
for the prisoners. explained that he wanted
to show the real character of the Black
Hand. The objection was withdrawn but
there were no revelations. When Giovanni
Lupo said that his mother died soon after
her arrival in this country upon learning
OF her fsnazios arrest, there was
weeping in sympathy among the many
women in the courtroom.
Another witness, Giro Terranova. said
the Italian detectives always searched him
and other members of his family whenever
one of the Headquarters men met them
He said.
You know that these Italian detectives.
to celebrate the opening of the new Police
Headquarters, stood me up in the street
and searched me"
Laughter followed. Lupo, the prisoner
will be on the stand when court opens
this morning.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS,
RRIIE ED

ARRlN ED
AIgiers. Feb I3-Cialria tFr', New York VIA
MarseilIes Feb 13-Germania (Fr). New York
via Naples
Bremen. FEB - s p m-Kaissr Wilhelm der
Crosse tGer). New York Via Plymouth and
CherbOurE-
Cadiz. Feb Is. : m-Grosser kurfurst (Ger).
New York Via Funchal for Naples etc.
- Thomas. Feb rs. s A m-Cuians (Br), New
York for Demerara-
Kobe Feb iJ-Wels1 Prince tBr). New York
via Singapore, Hong Kong. etc.
Mcntevidco. Feb 1+-Hortcnsius tBr1. New
Gibraltar. Feb 16-saxonia CBrl. New York
Bristol. Feb 16-BrIstol city tBr>. New York
York
Port said Feb 16-schuylkill tBr). New York
via A1giers for Taku Bar.
Amsterdam. Feb 15-Rotterdam Dutch tank.
Barbados Feb t5--Tasus CBr). Southampton
FOR Colon. etc, and New York l,-,
Copenhagen. Feb 16. p nc = Ttetgen
tpan), New York via Christiansand
SAILED
Barbados, Feb 14-Javary 'BD, nrom Manaos''
New York.
Southampton. Feb i6-oruba IBro. Barbados.
phis. Nov York yia Cherbours and Queens
''oIastine. Feb II st Johann Ger, New York
Rio dc Jeneiro. Feb 1o-Titian (Brp. New York.
terdamD. New York.
Liverpool. Feb I6-Cymric uRrl New York
PASSED
Lizard Feb 1s-acillan Prince (BD, New York
for Rotterdam and Hamburg
Krsaie. Feb 15-Calderon ,BeE1. New York
Tor Manchester.
Brow Head. Feb 1s-Statcndam tDutchp, New
York for BouloEne and Rotterdam
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
LOVESICK GIRL A SUICIDE.
Cant Live Without Izzy, She
Wrote Before Jumping Off Roof.

A baker was passing No 1e8 2d street
early yesterday morning, carrying q big
basketful of fresh bread, when something
dropped from the air into his basket, knock
ing him down and scattering his bread in
all directions
Without waiting to see what had caused
the unusual occurrence, he fed Others
ran 10 the scene and picked up Jennie
Shkolcky seventeen years old, who board
cta at No. 1e6 I'd street, and had jumped
from the roof Of the six story tenement
house because her lovers affection was
cooling off She struck on her head and
was instantly killed
Her roommate. Jennie RabinoWitz. said
that the girl had threatened to kill herself
once before. She got up at O'Clock yes
terday morning and wrote a letter Two
hours later she went to the roof and
jumped. The letter which she had written
was addressed to ''IzZy'' karenensky, who
lives in Sd street, near First avenue, and
ran as follows:
Il can't live no more. i love Izzy. It's
maddening. | can't live without him. and
if | cant have him | can't live without
him. I hope all my friends will forgive
me Jennie"
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
NO POLICE THIRD DEGREE.
But Sometimes the Examinations Are
Thorough" Says Carey.

Captain Arthur Carey, OF the Homicide
Bureau, who has been accused of being
one OF the presiding geniuses at so-called
third degree functions in Police Head
quarters, emphatically denied on the wit
ness stand yesterday during the trial OF
Edward r McGrath in the Supreme Court.
that the police ever practise the degree"
work When asked by the prisoners
counsel if he had put McGrath through
The ordeal he said:
What do you meaa?"
Don't you know what the third degree
is?"
I've read of il in newspapers. he an
swered ''but the police don't practise it.
Didn't you have this man in your Office
for six hours and take away his clothes?"
asked counsel.
-srhst was because he had some of the
s7ead mans clothes on replied Carey
Didn't YOU try 10 bulidoze him?"
No sir; only examined him thorough
iy," replied the police officer
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
BROKERS' WIDOW INSANE

Mrs. Elizabeth T. Huntington an in
mate of BIoomingdale Asylum, whose son,
Arthur Huntington, is a paymaster i'm tbe
United States navy, was declared insane
and incompetent TO manage her estate by
n jury in Part L Of the Supreme Court
presided over by Justice Keogh, at White
Plains, yesterday. Mrs. Huntington is
fifty-nine years old and the widow Of a
New York broker.
Dr. Lyon, superintendent OF Bloon1ingaIe
Asylum. stated that Mrs. Huntington
had been confined there since 1904, and that,
in addition to suffering from melanchoia.
she had delusions OF a conspiracy against
her. William s. Gould, of No. 149 West
18th street, Manhattan, a brother-in-law
of Mrs. Huntington, testified that she
owned stocks and bonds worth about so oD
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
J. P. MORGAN ENTHUSIASTIC
Will Try To Be Present at Opening of
Berlin Exposition in July.

1t Was announced. at a meeting of the
directors OF thes American Exposition. Ber-
lin, 1910. held yesterday at No 80 Church
street, that before sailing for Europe yes
terday, J. Pierpont Morgan, who Is hon
orary president of the American commit
tees. expressed himself as much pleased
with the personnel of the committees. He
said he would endeavor 10 be present at
the opening of the exposition on July L.
He turned over the management of the
committees 10 First Vice President David
r. Francis, of Missouri, until his return
from abroad.
Herman A Metz, chairman of the exocu-
tive committee; Hugh Gordon Miller, the
general counsel. and Baron r. Won Bran
ienstein made short addresses at the meet
ing. at which twelve directors were pres
euk.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
CLERK CHARGED WITH THEFT
Alleged He Ran Own Business with
Goods He Stole

Richard F. Brady, an employe of the
Conron Brothers Company, wholesale deal
ers in poultry and game. at Tenth avenue
and 18th street, was placed on trial ycster
day, in the Court OF General Sessions.
charged with grand larceny and forgery
Brady is alleged to have operated on a
large scale, diveTting shipments of poultry
and game intended Cor his employers, and
eventually pocketing the proceeds.
Mr.. Maynard, Assistant District Attorney,
stated the prosecution would show that
Brady not only succeeded in having the
shipments sent to cold storage warehouses
and entered under fictitious name but
that he also made false entries upon the
firms receiving books. In this wav he
covered up his transactions.
In the mean time it is charged. Brady
was doing a wholesale business on his own
account.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Febru-
ary 16, 1910.


steamer Nile tBr). southampton and Cheroours
Jan 10. Barbados Feb |, Trinidad Puerto
Colombia 3, Cartagena 6, Colon and Kingston
L., to Sanderson & Son. with As passengers ana
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 4:1o 2 m
Steamer Nordbocn Dam Jucaro Feb 8. 10 the
Munson Ss Line. with sugar. Arrived at the
Bar 2:3o p
steamer Barra oBrl, Perth Amboy Feb IS. TO
Bonham & Boycsen. in ballast. Anchored in
Quarantine 6:45
Steamer Rokcby (Br,. Caibarien Feb II, to the
Munsou st Line. with sugar Arrived at the Bar
at S:15
steamer la Gascogne ,F'r,. Havre Feb 5. 70
the Compagnie Generate Transatlantique. with SIS
cabin ana 35s steerage passengers and mdse
Arrived at the Ear at $50 a m.
Steamer Hamilton. Newport News and Nor
folk. 10 the Old Dominion SIS Co. with passengers
and ndse- Passed in Quarantine at 2.43 m.
Steamer Ada tETt. CienfueEos Feb :, to the
Munson IS Line with sugar. Arrived at the
Bar at
SAILED.
Steamers st Laurent tFr), bordeaux: Campania
tBr) Liverpool. Bernudian (f3r) Bermuda Zee
land tBr). Antwerp. Orotaya tBri, Bermuda.
Cedric (iT). Funta pelgada: Nancy Lee tBr).
Halifax: HestIands tT3r. Baltimore: Chivcrstone
tBr> Philadelphia: Queen Amelie (Brl. la Plata.
Ncrbena tBr, Philadel lphia; Denver. Galveston;
conus. New orleans: Wacousta tNor). Philadel-
phia. ottawa tI}ri, London. lroquois. Charleston:
Santiago tcubanl. Havana. Harry Luckenbach.
Yohacc. TcrschelIiug GDutChl. Baltimore. Jolando
dI GiorEIo tNor). Port Antonio. Jefferson Nor
folk and Newport News Conlal. Key West; Ad-
vance, CTiStohal.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
SHOOTS WIFE, KILLS HIMSELF.
Bullet Strikes Woman and She Falls
While Trying to Flee.

Freeport, Long Island, Feb. 1S.-George
W Taylor shot his wife, Deborah B. Tay
lor, as she fed from her home Turk
Island, on the meadows, to-day, and then
blew out his brains. The woman's chances
of recovery are small, according TO DR.. Ed
ward Canaan.
The Taylors had been separated for some
time. Taylor went TO the house where his
wife lived and broke in the back door. She
saws he shouted that he had come to Kill
her, wbereupon she fled and shot
down. Doubtless thinking her dead he
turned the revolver upon himself and COM
mitted suicide.
Mrs. Taylor is the divorced wife of Cap
tain Jack Post. She was implicated in the
assault and robbery that was committed
on William Baldwin, aged resident of
this place, in 1903, and was sent TO Au-
burn prison for three years
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
.STUBB.S EXPLAINS.
By Competition He Means
"Restraiut of Trade.

When John c. Stubbs. general Tram.
manager of the Hartman lines sIeaho "
competition, he explained at the oiiio''
cifc merger hearing YESTERDAY ne
competition IN restraint OF uaue
was. therefore unwilling to ADMIT 'iia' "i'
competition existed between lhe
TRANSPORTATION Company ana me
Route of tho Southern Pacific in traffic ne-
tween San Francisco ana foFidio'
Southern Pacific agents didn't solicit tue
business Of the oregon boats lie oeciai o''
but created new business A slnilar si'"
alton existed he said, in the New 1oih aii.
New Orleans trade between the ah-i "i
rcutes and the Southern Pacific Steamship
Line
Lewis 7 Snence. general Eastern freight
agent of the Southern PACING, was OH 'iio
stand all the afternoon before SyiVestei
G. Williams, examiner, first ans"erihs INC
questions of p. T. Dunno for the oeieiOo
and then those of G. a. Severance III GU
examination for the government. All
tricate map, showing the multiplicity Oh an
rail freight routes between the Atlah'ic oi'
Pacific, was offered in evidence by the ue-
fence. Mr.. Spence submitted great num-
ber OF figures. percentages Of traillc anu
earnings on the different lines controlled
by the southern RACINE, "iii|h WV =,
objected TO by Mr.. Severance because 1hev
were compiled not by the witness hlihsei'
but by his auditor.
In explanation of falling off In tralnc
between New York and Utah and Coioraoo
points over the Sunset Route, MI spence
said the recent improvement in WHARFAGE
and docking facilities in South A'lanliC
norts had mace the routes by way OF NOT
folk Newport News and Savannah more
popular He did not think 1aHihS OIL
in the traffic of the Panama halltoao
& Steamship Company was due 10 'i0
contract between that company anu 'lie
Pacific Mail. which is controheo oy "''
Southern Pacific. for its service from fa'i"-
ma TO San Francisco
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
EDITOR AND DETECTIVES FINED.

Eugene Antal, a hungarian editor
lawyer; Harry Mousey, a private de-
tective, and two other detectives were
fined s. each by Magistrate corrigan in the
Morrisana Court yesterday on charges OF
disorderly conduct in entering tho homo
of Miss Annie l.. Green, of No. Il" East
l54th street. on February II. Antal told
the magistrate that he went with the de-
tectives 10 Miss Green's house 10 see his
wife. and that they were all orderly. Mrs.
Antal was formerly the wife of the public
prosecutor of Budapest, Hungary. and
while he suing her for divorce she
came to this country with Antal, who was
then her counsel.
Mousley was indicted with Mrs Ben Teal
on a charge OF subornation of perjury
in connection with tho Gould divorce suit,
but later released.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
FORTUNE TELLER A SUICIDE.

Loneliness and fear that she was be-
coming blind caused Mary Ezekiel, a for
tune teller, to kill herself by inhaling il
Illuminating gas early Yesterday morning in
her home, at No. @1 Ralph street Will
iansburg. She was seventy-nine years old
and lived alone III the lower part of an
old-fashioned dwelling She had lived i'll
that neigh borhood for thirty years \
neighbor who was passing through the
lower hall yesterday smelled gas and a
policeman was called TO force an entrance
TO Mrs. Ezekiel's rooms.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17

One of the Wonders of New
York is the constant demand
for out-of-season things.
Here we are selling winter
overcoats, selling 'em fast too,
partIv on account of much re-
duced prices.
Yet we are also selling suits
of tropical worsteds and white
serges; flannel and duck trou-
sers and tennis shoes.
Fur coats and straw hats 90
in the same delivery
We're ready with everything
men wear going North or
South, or staying right here.
Youths and boys overcoats also show heapy
savings.
An extra pair of striped
worsted trousers helps many
suit over the hard places of the
next two months.
Revisions OF price in this stock too.
Rain or snow or shine or
slime all look alike to Double
Shoes.
Business shoes, black, and Of
double thickness of water
proofed leather. $3.50.
oiled silk turned into the exposed seam,
Our facilities for making
Shirts-to-Order are better than
ever, and our stock of piece
goods is broader.
If you've been going to an
exclusive shirt maker doing
business on a small scale, you'll
be surprised at the moderation
of our prices.
Paian1as from tn. same goods -
ROGERS PEET s COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
Warren st. 18th ST. 34th St
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
MIREI ESS REpORIS-

The Oceanic reported as 30: miles cast Of
Sandy Hook at IL yesterday. is expected to
dock this forenoon.
The Potsdam. reported $50 miles east of
Sandy Hook at noon yesterday, is expected TO
dock this forenoon.
The Princess Irene, reported a ;}33 miles cast
of Sandy Hook at $50 a III yesterday. Is expected
10 dock this forenoon
The Verona. reported as 7OJ miles cast Of
Sandy Hook at s:20 yesterday, Is expected
dock Friday forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
BIG BAIL IN $4,000 BILL CASE.

Benson Lang. the messenger charged with
the theft of $4,000 bill from Hornblower
q Weeks on February 4, was held by Mag
isirate Herman in the jefferson Market
court in sfe,eco bail for the grand jury yes
ierdaH Counsel for Lang pleaded that
the amount was excessive, but the e1nagis
tiate refused to grant his request for a re-
duction.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
AMUSEMENT
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE

Evenings at 8. Saturday Matinee at =.
Tonight at 1:15-Lohengrin. Mines. Gadslli,
Homer. NM. Jadlowker, Forsel Hinckley,
Witherspoon. Coud.s Hertz.
Fri. Evg.-Rls oletto. Mines. LipkowskH.
Meitschik NM. Caruso, Amato. Didur. Rcssi,
Rada. Cond. Podesti.
Saturday Matinee. .Tosca
Saturday Evening at 1:4J. Tristan und Isolde
Sunday Evening. Popular Price Concert.
Nscha EI.MAN, Mines. Dena, Fornia Mau
bourg. NM. Jadlowker. Whitehill. Wither-
spoon Entire Metr. Orchestra. Cond., BeudiS.
NEXT WEEK:
Tues. (Washington'S B day1 Mat. at II 80
Parsifn1. Mime. Fremstad: NM. Burrian, White
hill. Blass. Ciorit5 Witherspoou Cond., Hertz.
Wash. Birth'y EvS. Spec'l Perfce-La Clio
cOnda. Mines. Destinu, Homer, Meitschik: NM.
Caruso. Amato de Segurola, Cond Toscanini.
Wed. Evg-Manon. Thurs. Evg, at s:5o-Das
RheingoId. Mines Fremstad Homer, Gluck,
Sparkes. Fornia, Wickham: NM. Burrian.
Sooner. Goritz, Reiss, Hall Blass. Muhlmann.
Witherspocn. Cond Hertz Fri. Evg. at SIS
Don PasGuale. Mile. Nielsen, NM. Bonci,
ScottI Pint Corsi. Bada. Cond., Tango.
At The New Theatre.
To-day Malta Boheme. Mines. dc Pas-
quail, Courtenay: NM Martin. tiilly. Gianoli.
de Segurola. Ananian. COnd. Podesti. Friday
Fyening-I'Attaque du Moulin.
At the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
Mon Evg.. Feb. eliza B0heme. Mines. Far
rar AIten: NM. Bonci Gilly. lie Segurola. Res
chislan, Ananan. Gianolt. Tecchi Cond. Podesti.
WERER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
FLOOD MONEY SENT TO FRANCE.

lie Progress" a local French daily news
paper, has forwarded to Mr.. Pichon, the
French Minister of Foreign Affairs. the
sum of A,027 6I, the proceeds of a subscrip-
tion among its readers for the benefit of
the sufferers from the recent floods in
France
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
1900 m
100 o m

Close in n
J,..;,,, ,to,, ,,l steamer PM.
japan ,.i,ocbns SIrea ana ohina wa Feb 49, $50
Hawaii. Japan Corea. China ana
Philippine Islands via san Fran - coo
cisCO)-ASla .-..------.----.. IT Gu TO- wv"
Fiji Islands. New Zealand and Aus
saI'a nd vietorjs teny' y SS,Nslsura Feb 20 $50
'apaa, sattIa oGleS Msrm snd thina Feb 81 $50
Hawaii, Guam and Philippine Islands =, 90.
rJawai wa sam cisco1-AIameda. Feb IS. $50
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China ana
Philippine Islands Cvla San Fran 20.
cisco o)-Mongoia Sioi D. o'0
japan. Corea. China and Philippine
Islands tvia Vancouver and VIC 30
toria p Cl-Empress of China Men L. o'oo
Tahiti Marquesas and Cook Islands,
New Zealand and Australia except
WesD tvia San Francisco)--Mari-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
uurise. G:5i: sunset, a:f1: moon sets, 80
IN y age 4 days
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
OPERA HOUSE.

Tomorrow (Fri.i at Double BiII)-CAyAL-
IERIA RUSTICANA. Mines Mazarin, Du
chene Mr.. Mccormack. NJ. Crabbe. And PAG-
IIACCI. Mile. Cnvalicri. Mr.. Orvile Harold
debut. NM Sammarco. Crabbc. Venturlnf-
Sat. Mat--LUCIA- Mime TetraZzini- Mr.. Me
tormack. NJ Sammarco. etc. Sat Night (pop-
pricesl-CARMEN- Miles. Cavaleri. Miranda.
Trentni Nine. Duchene. NM Dalmores, Gill
bert
Sunday. s:3o-Grand Concert-SAMSON
DEIILAH Ist act In concert forrn>. with
Mile u Alvarez. NM Lucas. Dufranne Crdbbe.
Waller and Chorus: also Mile. Iuez Jolivet.
Vioifnist. and RIGOLETTO Quartet. with
Miles. Mira nda. Gentle. NM. Harold. Polese.
Mon.-RIGOLETTO- Nine Tetrazzini. Mr-
Mccormack. NM Renaud. Gilbert. Tues
tWashington's Birthday Matinees. @-30-
EJEkTRA. Nine. Mazarin. And evening
at S-TAIES OF HOFFMAN,. Mile. Cava-
leri. NJ Itcnaud. Wed-EOt ISE. Miss
Gsrdcn. Nine Doria. NM Dalnores. Gilbert.
etc. Fri.-uUCIA. Nine. TetraZzini. Mr.. Nc
Cormack. NJ Sanmarco. sat. Mat.-LOUISE.
Miss Garden and regular cast. Sat. Eve (pop-
ular prices)-JUGGLER OF NOTRE DAME.
Next Weeks Sale Opens To-day A NJ
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
sBrings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.

l.
Mail Vessel
Vessel. For. Line. closes. sails.
La Provence. Havre. French. 20 a M 1000 m
Moro Castle, Havana, Ward 900 m 1900 III
Santa Marta Colon, u F Co.. 30 a IN 1000 m
Csarense, Para Booth. ....-- L. 90 m 800 p IN
United States. Copenhagen,SA - 12:O0 IN
Nacoochee. Savannah, Saw 800 m
Matanzas. Tampico, Ward -. 100 IN
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Is
I, Z: Friedrich Jamaica H-A. ii 90 a m 100 m
ManZaniIo G'ntanano, Ward 1900 m
Arapahoe Jksonville, Clyde. 100 III
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10
81 I.,uis Southampton AM 80 a IN 1000 a IN
caronia Azores Cunard -. $50 a IN 1900 M
RaItic IJyernooI w S.. 10 80 4 m 200 p
Rerm,da 0reaua Quebec. 500 a III 1000 a III
Vasari. Rio de Jan. l. & II $50 d IN LOO nj
Maracaibo, La Guayra. Red ID $50 III 2'So III
Carolina. San Juan, NS&PR 300 IN IZ:W III
Sarna. Hayti, Hamb-Am.- 900 IN II 40 a m
Havana, Havana, Ward 1000 IN i:o0 p IN
Nile. Jamaica, r NJ . p. l.:3o IN 3-oo III
Minnehaha, London. Att IT,. :5o p III
NJ Washington Trieste Aust 100
Duca q Aosts. Naples Ital - - la'p III
california. Glasgow, Anchor. -" p III
calabria Palermo. Anchor.
City Of Atlanta. Sav, Saw. - S.oo N
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Nueces, Galveston, Mallory. -
Huron, Jacksonville. Clyde -
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17

Mon Evg.. Feb. 2l-La Boheme. Mines Far
rar AIten; NM Bonci CfilIy. lie Segurola. Res
chiglian Ananian. Gianoi. Tecchi. Cond. Podesti.
WEBER PIANO USED
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17

IN purSuanCe OF tblS SeCtlon Mayor 7Tdy-
nor yesterday wrote to Water Commits
sioner Thompson asking him TO confer with
the new Aqueduct commissioners and ''as-
certain what work they will have to do
and what fornalities they will have to 90
through in order TO close the work of the
Aqueduct Commission and end its exist
ence Do what you can to have the an
nual expense done away with as speedily
possible" "
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
Al the BROOKLYN Academy of Music.

To-day Malta Bohcme. Mines. dc PaS
ouaIi Courtenay: NM. Martin. Gilly. Gianol
de Segurola. Ananian. Cond.. Podesti. Frida
Eyening-I'Attaque du Moulin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
err CHARITIES CONFERENCE.
Se-siSas 70 Ne Held IN Ts~R ana 81 =
BIaFtsdAle CSuRIry Cluh.

The first New York city conference
% charities and correction 10 20 be held
In this city on May 10 and II and az the
Caroline Country Club at Hartsdals. y. Y.
on May y. The conference is open 10
all interested in charitable and correc-
tional work in the city and delegates
have been invited from all organizations
Of tho kind
The first session will be in the assembly
hall 81 the United Charities Building
100 East Twenty street. atsP NJ.
on May no. The president Of the confer
encs. Secretary Robert w. Hebberd Of
the State Board Of Charities, will make
an address on the need for an annual
conference: Prof. Frank J. GoOdnow
~ Columbia University will give the
report of the COMMITTEES on congestion
q population. and papers will be- read
ard talks gwen by DR.. John y Billing
Dr Horace Greeley. Benjamin E. Ma nh
and Cyrus l.. Svlzberger president 81
the United Hebrew tharitieS. The SECOND
session. 40 $50 o'clock un the afternoon
4 Nav o. also will be ln the United char
t-s Building. That nights session will
us held in the assembly hall Of the United
Hebrew Charities Building. al $50 second
avenue. Two sessions will be- held AZ
Hdrl-dale one iu the forenoon and the
other IN the afternoon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
Ms,rmcnis q NayaI vs..sI..

WASHINGTON. April ~ The yacht May.
flower has arrived az Washington. the
hattleship Vermont and the supply shin
Culgna at Boston. the hittleshiD Virginia
and the tug Pnta psoo a. Norfolk the battle
ships Mississippi and Georgia az Philldel-
phia the hattleshiD Rhode Island AZ New
York yard. the hattlsshIp Louisiana Al
Hampton Road the .pni-r iankt1u At
TompkiusyIila the collier Neztal at Ports
mouth y A.. and the supply ship supply
&C Guam
The cruiser Prairie and submarines
Nluer and I'rlntIR have sailed from
Charleston Tor iiamUt fro Roads the tpruedu
boats Reid and FlIss'r from Charleston
for New YORK yard, tho cruiser Salem from
Boston for lower theslp.lNs BAY. the
hattlaship Idaho from Hampton Roads
Tor Philadelphia the hlttleship New
Hampshire from Hampton Roads Tor
Portsmouth. ~ H. the hattl.ship Ne
hraska from Hampton Roads fur New
York vari. tine hltt.esHip- New Jersey
and Missouri and repair shin Panther from
Hampton Roads Tor Boston tho cruiser
bcs Molnes from 81 Vincent. Cape d.
Verde for Munrovia and the tug Apache
from Norfolk Tor New YORK yard