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New-York tribune., 1910-06-10

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesroom. Nos. II
and 16 vesey street, resulted as follows:
BY Joseph P. Day.
GREENWICH ST, 903 to 307 n cor Cham
bers st, 7911x132x irreg; and sty bldgs:
exrs' sale; to R Lydon for s1s5,5oO; also
GREENWICH ST, 299 and 3O1. cor Cham
bers st, 411x131.4x irreg; two sty bldgs: exrs,
Lydon for S150,500.
14sTH ST. 415 n s. 1S7 TT of Convent ave,
1sx99,l1: sty dwlg: exrs sale; to Jacob Schuv
macher for $4,000; also
CONVENT AVE, cor 1880 ST. 5ox1oo;
vacant exrs' sale; TO Golde & Cohen for $4,000;
also
246; vacant; exrs' sale estate of W Haaren,
decd; to NJ F Kerby for 81. 200.
I36TH ST, 122 to 126, s $, 24O # of Lenox
ave, three } sty dwlss. each 15X99.1l vol sale;
Knocked down at $27.750
BEEKMAN ST. 100 and ILL., 8, %. 10 # of
Pearl St 3s-4x4s. 10x irreg; sty bldg; vol sale;
knocked down at $4,000.
MANGIN ST, 26. s. 1854 # n of Broome st;
25X200.2 # 10 Tompkns st: sty stable and
vacant; to Walter T Starr for $4,000: also
ToMPKINs ST, 10. VS.; 75 # Of Broome
etc, agt c d Starr ct al: W O'Neil, atty: c L
Hoffman, ref Cpartition); TO Jacob Kaufman for
$1,000.
WASHINGTON AVE. Q $. block front bet
1sSth ana 1s9th SITS 352. .11x23O, three sty dwlgs
and vacant; City Real Estate Co agt Mac
PoWei. ref; amt due S54 re a8: taxes. etc, $40
&c. SO; TO John Koch for SIC 100
The auction offerings to-day will be as
follows:
BY Joseph =. Day.
10ATH ST, 1O5. 5. 100 # Of Columbus ave.
25X10G-11; sty tennt and stores: Rosa Frank
agt + T Levisohn al; NJ H Hayman, atty;
G " MacLennan, ref; amt due. 2.42S So; taxes,
etc, SI2o 76; sub to tive mts aggresating S21.oOo.
CYPRESS AVE, S cor 141st St. 91.6x120;
vacant: Cedar Street Co agt Domenico La Sala
ct al: r g Babhage, atty: r MacDean, ref; amt
due, S17, ,94S; taxes, etc. 81. 2S3 81
ID AVE, 1927, 6, 81 # n of 74th ST. 20x77:
! sty tenmt and stores: NoTltville Bank agt
Grimm ct al: Theodore Hansen. atty; NJ L.
Bruce, ref; amt due, So 35 20; etc, $54S g.
BY Herbert A. Sherman
HOE AVE 1853. " $. 247.3 # $ Of Home st.
25x1o0. Goldberg Realty Co agt Philip Cohen ct
al; z A Brown, atty; R Z Deyo ref. amt due.
SO. .052 "a; taxes, etc, $50; sub to first mtg of
ST. 600
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
PLANS FIFTH AVENUE CAFE.

r. NJ. Ham, proprietor OF the St. Regis.
is the lessee of the store at No. 505 Fifth
avenue, just north of 42d street. The store
Will he extensively altered and will be
opened on October as a club cafe,
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
TWO NEW JERSEY SALES.

c. A. Tissot has sold the vacant plot at
the southeast corner OF Boulevard and Sip
street. West HobOken, TO Frank Freoer1cks;
also the business property at osZ Pallsaoe
avenue. Jersey City Heights. TO c. Botier
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
MECHANICS LIENS.

236TH ST, 31O to $50 East: Standard Plumb
ing Supply co agt German Real Estate GO,
owner and contractor; D Peterson. contrac-
tor: $3O75 81.
TEASDAI.E PI, e5S; John Conway agt Mar
garet Murphy, owner and contractor; $50.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
OLD HOME Of n. Y. METAL EXCHANGE SOLD
Site To Be Improved by the United States Realty and Improve
ment Company with Mercantile Building.


recently sold by f. r. Wood & Co. and
Barton S Chapin for H. c. Berlin.
George Canter is the buyer of the dwell
ing No. LIS West SD street. reported sold
recently.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
RECENT BUYERS.

r,r John J Moo-head is the buyer of the
three story dwelling house Nc @1i Nest
SCR stneer. on a lot cf'Xieoe feet, adjoining
tie northwest corner Vf West Ead avenue.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
wESTCHESTER COUNTY.

PHILIPSE MANOR ON THE HUDSON
One mile unobstructed river frontage: 30 nod
ern residences near completion Address
PHILIPSE MANOR co.
Phiipse Manor, New York
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
OLD ENGLISH
HALFsTIMBER HOUSE

LONG ISLAND PLOT, ON SHORE FRONT
beautifully located; % minutes from Herald
Square; automobile road to property; 45 minutes
by boat from Wall street: macadam streets, Cs-
ment sidewalks. sewer. gas and electricity; spe-
Cial inducements to responsible party. Address
Reliable. Box 40. Tribune ONCE
BEAUTIFUL SHADED LOT. 25x12O ON
main avenue. 5000 SUMNER NJ. SMITH
20 Grove St. Elmhurst. l. I
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
BORCCGH OF QUEENS.

MAGNIFICENT PLACE FOR GARAGE AT
Elliott Manor, on the main road to aN the
North Shore. $1,000 Write at to sum
NER NJ SMITH. 40 Grove St. EImhurst L. I
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesroum Nos. Ii
and l6 Vesey street, resulted as follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
AnXERTISENfEN1

EXAMINE OUR HOUSES
on Goth st. and Broadway. Flushing before
buying or building. il will paw vOu- Ou-n
terms CHRISTENSEN. ! West 34th ST
AND SJ-BSCRrPT1O~s
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
3Tth SITS. until o'clock D. m. Advertissr,srts ts
received at the following branch Offices at rss,
ular Office rates until O'Clock D m W. : Ss a
sth ave. s. e. cor 23d st: I5s 9Th ave
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
LONG ISLAND.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
MORTGAGE LOANS.

INVESTORS, AIIENIlul
$40 interest on mortgage loans. p
and interest guaranteed Title inss.-
Westchester and Bronx Title and -
sums from $500 10 S. 600 For parry
HENRY Y. HALEY. 1O3 Park AVE. " y !
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
FOURTH AVENUE RENTAL

recently.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-28

lionen 51eeiubelt bobert ME ein
Monn nirflth idopferiider Soeell
gemeien. @as er pprbrobte, mar
Yb%antalterei, feline pirfliden Set
ituneen belto11oen in eriter 2il1ie IN
S6onidmoben, mie ibm ia aud eine
9broie feline erIte Domination per=
idofft bat. Mit einem iol6en Mon=
he ober muB es friiber ODER ipater
gum &rod fommen, oenn bas @ort,
ooB mon Die @eiammtbeit ridt elpig
gum Narren balten Tonne, bemohr=
beitet ii6 nod immer. 8oB er qe-
raoe iber Die 8robibitionsfruge o.
follen lit, bos gerei6t uns sur Gcion=
oeren @enuetltung.
@ir boben 8rpan itets fir ocid6r-
li6es Clement in unlerm polit=
i6en 2eben ongeieben. gr bat nit
ieinen unflaren 8bantaitereien piel
l1nbeil ongeridtet. Die Sotia6e,
oaB er iabrelong cine berpprrageltoc
.Steaung einnebmen fonnte, gcreid.c
nnierm 8olfe nidt 5ur gbrc lno
gang eemiB ni6t gum Nuben. @ir
freuen uns, baB er in be rGerienfumq
peri6munoen lit. Mit tbeatraliidenl
Ibgang, mie au6 ieill critics 9luftre-
ten tbeotralii6 mar. @offentl;6 toltd)t
er nift mteoer aus ibr ollf.
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~Rekanntmacbung fur Stsusr.
zdbler.

Mapor's Office, +. Suui 1910.
ST. uebereinitimmlatg init Del,
Sroinanaen Der Stoot Gan Intonio
miro biermit iebe Berion, Uirnla,
Seilbaberi6aft uno &orporation,
Die am /. Gage bes Stunt 1910
@igentum innerbolb Ser @reu5en Der
Staot Gan @ntonio eigileie ODER
fontroaierte, oas Ser 8elteuermne
unterliegt, babon benadrtdtiet, oa5
Die Bidder BEG itabtiiden Giieiiors
fir Die @ngabe BON gisentum our
9eiteuerung iest eeoffnet fino uro
baB ale hie @enannten bon Seitcn
Ser Staot eriudt merben, Bis gum en-
item Gage beg September 1910 ibr
gigentum fir Die 8eiteuerltng oil.
8u9eber.
Mapor Gallagban,
Mtteitiert: Mapor.
Srcb. Sries, StaotcIerf.
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@eLde betraAtIide Gunner

- @el6e betrahtlide Sllnlmcit
einaelne Sirmen i'm o~eutiGlen 9teite
bereits auf @runo Der Mrbeiterperii-
de~runesgeiese 5ablen miIiicn, gebt
aps Dem ioeben eri6ienenen 5lpeiten
Sell seq b~iesjabrigen 9eribts ser
.Sanoelsfammer giien berpor. 9u-
na6 bat Die Sirmo Srieor. &rupp
glftiengeleni6oft auf @runo Der
Nei6speriiherrngsgeIese im Sabre
1909 fir &ronfenperiid)crnng ia,
fir unfouperiiderung 1,6 nno fit
Snpalioenperiiderung 015 Mtdionell
Morf, 3lllammen 3,5 Millionen 0ff.
ge5ablt. Die Sirmo bot nun ned,
auBer oen geiesli6en aalien eiae
Ieibe BON Silfsfaiien, ioipie dgnl!he
Observation-Disclosures. Shre
ltatutariItiiden 2eiitungen gu BEN ce-
lesli6 nidt poreeidrtebenen aaiien
betrugen in oemielben SaDre IL
MiGionen Morf. Die aug ben beion-
oeren 5ollos Der Sirma seleiitcten
ltnteritibungen, eilldlieBlid) Der gu,
idiiIie 81 perihiebenen Berffaiier
nno Der @ufmenoungen allr Sorie-
rurig alleemeiner Wolfobrtseinridl.
tungen uno Sntereiien, betrugen in
Sabre 1907 insgeiammt $50 Wilic.
men Marf. Die eeiammte S~aBreglei-
flung Der Sirnta 5rieor. 8rnpp af'
tieneeieaidaft OIL 8erfidcrlngs- rno
aoiienbetragen,. llnterltiisllngen mn
8uidiiiien belief iid iomit i'm Sabre
1909 anf 8,8 Minionen Morf.
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l1nslanblidJe 3nitanbe.

S5enen Der neberrai1ung. uno
ueberfiibrung %ungetreuer 9eomter
ipielea iid fait alltaeli6 i'm 2anoe
oes G5aren ab. Mber 10 aaeemein
aud oieie traurigen 3uitdnoe felt
2angem in &uBlono iino, 10 lit es
ood aud bort cine neuortise Or
l6einung, oaB foit alIe 9eamten
zines gan5en groBen 2al1oes, oel>
len 5ld6enroltm ben oes OeutiAen
Netfes INN mebr als bos 3rcifod,e
Ibertrifft, iid als 8etriiger unb
grpreiier berausiteaen. Dieies merf.
piiroige Sdauipiel baben benz err
ltaunt a%ufblidenoen europa Die in
Den Sabren 1908 uno 1909 unter.
nommenen Senotoren : Mepiiionen
bon Surfeiton o~areeboten. Mlerlei
ginoelbeiten bon oieier u~ngebeuren
Wailenentlarpung betriieeriIher
8eamter er5ablt Elm beutider Beam
ter, Der geraoe gu oieier 3eit it
Sllrfeitart metlte.
Mls Die 3uitdnbe in Surfeitan in.
mter unbaltbarer tpuroen, entI6lob
nan ii6 IN Der 5peiten &GIfte oes
Sabres 1908 in Beterstgra bo5lt,
Den Senator @raf Boblen 81 elmer
Gebiiion nod ben 2dnnern BEG
Srus uno Sarartes gu ienoet.
Seine Reiie our6 oas 2ano muroe
bon e iner unaufborliden Snlge
BON 8erbaftungen begleitef. Nah
fltr5er 3eit iaBen Die BoIi5eimeiitcr
fait aler Stdote 5piihen Dem &oipi-
i6en Meere uno Dem @ltaigebirac
binter S1loB uno &ieeel. sic dT.
lie batten Die 8efeble ser MeJieruno
nidt reipeftiert, batten Ole ienen
unteritellten @efdngniiie ll.ir oa5u
bennbt, I'M iih eine eintrdgIide
grtperbsquel1e 5rt beridaffen. Mift
MIR muBten bie fir Die @efongeneu
gelieferten 2ebensmitteI nr6 @egen-
ftdnoe bon oiefen nod eirtniol bc-
5nblt merben, ionoern. es murben
altb elnfah ~molbobefloe Wiirger
eingeiperrt, Die ii1 oann nit elmer
b%eltimmten Sumnle aus ibrcr SAT-
~losfaufen muBten. ginige geamte
paren 10 melt eesongen, BOB fte
auBer Der Staatsiteuer BON ieopm
0enobner oes 8e5irfs fir lire gu.
fde nod cine neue Steuer. bie III
einem Sale s I,ibel 80 aopefel,
pro 9opf betrle, erboben; onbere
5ablten mittels gefalihter &reoitbil-
lette nim.
Mud Die 8oriteber Der @aiien.
h1uler uno oie 0ireftoren nno De.
omten elmer ganaen Geibe anoerer
Itaatlider Mnitalten puroen ms @e.
fdnenis geiett. 60 offneie iid Ell
Bureau nod Dem anoeren Dem Me.
| piIor, aber ols er nod Ser 2anoes.
| bouptitobt Sai6fent fam permei
| gerte inn Der @eneralgonDernenr
Der aus Dem ruiiiid-iapaliiher
| 4riege riibmlih befannte Genera,
| Wiihenfo, ben 3utritt at leiner
4an5leien. Miidenfo, elm oerbel
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uaommnisioloot", ser itd Der Allf,
ltdt zines uGipiliten" nibt unter>
perfen tpollte, peri6loB eiufn9 iei-
ne Bureaus, nno no6 erregtet Sse.
men muBte Hablen ur1perrt6teter
So6e nod 8etersburg 3uriidfeb-
rem, God bereits i'm fol9elloen Saf-
re fart er mieoer, benin Die nel1en
gei6peroen unb 9enur5iationen
batten ii6 mieoer geipaliig anop.
bouft, uno nun 6radte er einen 81.
retten @efebl oes G5oren nit, Ser
Die Gebifton in Sen Bureaus oe5
General : @%ouDerneurs alloronete.
LIMB mieberum fono ser Genotor
bet W}ii6erfo peridloilens Siiren.
0a tponote er li6 umge6eno nod
petersburg, uno Weii6enfo pl,rne
teleeropbii6 ieines @mtes %elltboben.
4ber leine Ibfabrt geitoltete ith gu
etrem Sriunpb5rge. @s fano enc
Wfilltaroemonitrotion groBen Stils
ltatt, in Ser sic Solooten eir1en re-
gelredten 8rotelt gegen Oie SEER,
ldoft Der Gipilgenolt peronitolteten,
Der Der @enerulgouperneur erleQpn
mar. @ie elm iiegrei6er Selohe~r
tpuroe Der abgeiebte MiiGeafo alts
Dem 2onoe geleitet.
Wos fir Elm Observation-Disclosures
Weittel bas 8erbreden Sen 8camten
IN Surfeitan 5ur grrei6nng ibrer
3tpefe lit, Iteate Elm o11ncrcs gr.
lebnts in greles 2i6t. Son 3open
berbrodte einige 3eit BET @eItfrelm=
oelt IN Samarfono nl1o mobte NIT
ib1en einen &usflue, BET Dem fie an
cine madtige boblenrei9e Sdllldyt
fanen, iiber Die cine olte 9rlide, sic
ySenfelsbriide", biniiberfiibrt. CURT,
oieie Seufelsidlu6t gebt olld ser
Beg Der nralten, si1on ieit
Ilero1toer Dem @roBen benutte1
aaraponenitraBe; bier finben febr
baltfig rauberiide l1eberfalle auf bie
aamelforaluanen ltott, oie ltoh Ser
fouf ibrer @ooren in Samorfonb
5u i6rer Seinlat gudara, gfebari-
tan ODER Snbien suriidfehren. Ste
lett 20 Sabrqn in Samorfanc NOT.
nenbe ltnb nit BEN 8erbGltniiiet
auf's @enauelte nertroute 2eutid-
ruiien bon 8open berii6ertcn, limo
oiele 8egelagerer nidt etmo Ell.
beimiide gerbreder, ionoecn-Ser-
rem Ser beiten Samarfanoer @elen.
idoft, uniformierte Citizen bon
gbron uno @ltar> Die bier nit Mas.
fen Dor Ben @eii6terlt, bidt Dor ben
Eoren elmer Der groBten uno bIi1=
benoiten Staote BEG 2anoes, ols ge.
meme StroBenrallber Die Heiienoea
lberfaaenl
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Wie IN ntes!

Wir biefen etnDunpert 9oUars Belohs
nlng fin ie6en Soil bon &atarrb, Der
ni6t onr6 @innebmen bon San's aas
tarrb<San gebeilt tperben fam.
s. S. @beneb & 60, @igentb.
SoIebo, O..
@ir, Die l1nter5eidneten, baben s. &
gbeneb lett ben lebten Is Sabren ses
fanrt unb balten i'm fir bo1fommen e6,
renbaft IN allen gef9dftsberbonolunger
unb ftnm8ien befdbiet, ale bon ieinel
Strn1a eingegansenen Gerbinblidfeiter
gu erfinen.
Bef & Sruag, @robbanoels>9ro
gliiten, $o(ebo, $.
@aI6tna &innnn & @arptr
@robba10else9 rosutiten, Solebo, ..
SaGs &atnrrb<&nr miro innerlid oes
nontt1en unb tpirft brett auf bas 8Iul
nnb Die idleimigen Sberfla6en bes
5biter1s. 3eugniiie fret uerianot. BreiS
Is Gents per Slaf6e. gerfauft bon aler
Npotbefen.
San's aamiIienegi1en iinb bic beiten
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Mrs. Wins|oWs Soothing Syrup

lit Ieit iiber so Sabren bon Miaio.
men BON Miittern beim 3aBnem IT,
rer ainber nit p6ligem Griols &c
6roudt moroeu. SO berubiat Dos
Sinh, erpeidt oas 3abnfleri9, lin.
bert ale S6meren, furiert 8tmS-
Gplic ttno lit oie bette @r6aei geger
0%iorrboe. Son alien 9rnggiIsef
in icoem Sell Ser 8elt berfouft
Seio Ii6el nno perlan9t pWirs.
@inslotps Sootbing Sprup" niif
nebmt nidts Mnberes. 25 Gts. Die
Sloid]e.
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GROWN BOTTLInG COMPANY,
TteD. Waner, Wei@aftsiabrer.

iii Sones Mnenue, gegettiiber Der
Gone Starsgrnuerei. Can Intonio, Ser.
ar Snbrifmten bon alien Mrten Gobas
pniier, MineralipaiIer II. bor3iigIih benz
~poIbefnnnten 2itbia Selber. geibe Tetes
phone. Greie ghliefering.
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Sn hie 0noltubenhiitte inn So

SSn Die 9ooihubenbiitte I'M aoi'
iereebirae, 3irol, ldlug mdbreno ct
mes beftieen llnmetters Der glis eil.
Sn ser Siitte ~befanoen iid icd)tebr
9onriiten, pelfe por Dem nhipctt'r
53ufluft .geiu6t botten, a0e court
item tpuroen betdubt, leds BON ibnen
erlitten nlebr ODER minoer '6luere
8erlesunesn nllo mtBten onrdl cine
Mettungserpeoition 5l 8ol gefornert
mer6en
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Die ogies" Der 9inbbeit.

@ie gut idmedten Die u8ias" Ser
&inobeit. @orum bente nidt mebr2
9ie Speiie lit unberdnoert, aher
@ud feblt Ser geiunoe @agen, Die
arbeitenoen Nieren, Die reselmabiaell
@ingepeioe Der Slteeno. 8os 5eoari
es our 8~eiiernng2 Nebmt electric
8itters fir aGe 9rgalle.
@s etbt Gu9 Ben Qppetit ser Su-
gerb nieoer uno erfiiat guren &or-
per NIT friider @eiunobeit. SOC bel
aIlen 9ruegiiten.
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Ilar Dup.

Gin neues Sansreinigungsmittel,
oas fem 6senoes Mlfali entbalt.
Sbe Sbcrmin.@ iaiams Eaint Sture,
t01 Sit.Gomlerce StraBe.
Wu Der 8riide.)
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Sas Scras @nnScr

BELT oae NTeren, @GaTen UNI rDer-
motilde 2eioen; bel allen GrltegiIlen
ODER 2 monotli9e 8ebanollmg per
8oit fir 81. Or. 6. 20. Sall, 292C
Dlipe Str, CT. Souis, @o. Sfretbt
fir 3eueniiie.
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AaHifaIbeiImno


e6tpa9e, nerSoje 9erfonen, sepIaet bon Sotf.
runesIofefeit nnb f@Ie4ten Trdumen, erf4bs.
feuben Mu5fiiifen, Rriit., &fidens unh aopi.
f2meysen. SaarausfnII, e~tbnapnae bes 8ebSrs
uib 1eft4ts, aatarrb. Wneenbrl6en, stubIoers
ttcpfune, weabisiett, Grr6ten, ptttern, $erbfIop.
finn erfotren aus bspt pSnsenbfrennb", nte
etntn&, idnen nnh btnig allie nmnathrlts
den 8erInite mnb anbere 0pIsen jusenh.
ltfer @ertrruneen sranbltG se1etlt uni
pslle Wcfanbbett anb Brpbfnn tpisoet.
trfnnst merben fSnnen. - Uans ueues
Setlperfabren. Seber fein eigner brat
9tefes anBerorbentIi0 interefante iino Iebr.
retne abn6 (DeutfHs anflaee feoe). pei4es
bon Jung unb nlt, aQanH urb Grau, eeIefet
neroen foIlte, fam eegen Gfnfenbune bon 20
Gents In BriefIfdrfer nerfeeeIt besoeer fperoeA
bon Der
Yriuats6 linit, 1876. Npenut
4tstr 1prk. y. q.
Uaan ertpdhue BITE Hreie Rreje I. Seros.
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Cute @etr1nfe unb famoier
2and ltets In 8nrgitaler's Salpon
1ne Meitamrant, @iGita Strabe, ne.
ben Der &aIe oa 1ermonnsIobne.
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u. @Orbmaua, APO @oIiao 5troBe,
beioe Telephone, lift Ser ein5iee Yia.
no-Gabrifant, Ser bette Stinner un6
@eparierer. Sest lit Die 3eit bic
8ianog iDabrenb oes Sommers 81
repnrieren.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-07
CHANGE SIZE
OF THE HALL
OF CONGRESS
fFrom ne NEWS Correspondent.

tffom the MEMS Correspondent
Washington, June 7:=Periodi-
cally, some congressman brings up
the question of changing the size of
the Hall of Representatives. An ap-
preparation of $350,0OO was made
last year to cover the cost of reduc-
ing the size of the hall and substi-
tuting the English benches in place
of the desks and comfortable swivel
chairs However, Speaker Cannon
and some Of the leaders are not anx-
ious for a change to be made, be-
cause it is expected that some Of
these days there may be member
ship of six hundred, and then the
hall would be none too large even
with benches substituted for the
desks.
1t is probable, however. that visit
ors from New Jersey at the next
session of congress will see some
changes made in the seating, as it
is proposed to take out two of the
rows, and to substitute two rows Of
benches as an experiment. This will
enable the representatives to see
how they like the change.
Representative Kinkead has intro
uuCCu d ISSO1ullOu WHICH PlONluSc
that at future state occasions to
which representatives of foreign gov
ernments are invited, precedence
shall be given to those representing
republics. In talking about the res
olution Mr. Kinkead said: AT the
kings funeral in England recently
the representative of the United
States, former President Roosevelt,
was obliged to take a place almost
in the last of the procession. We
believe that this republic is the fin
est nation on the earth. and ! think
it is fitting, therefore, that all of the
representatives of the republics sta
toned In this city should take pre-
cedence over those representing for
eign governments.
Representative Howell has been
advised that pensions have been
granted to James H. Riddle, of Ma
nasquan, $40 month; John Cler-
ken, of New Brunswick, at SIS a
month; David G. Johnson, Of Lake
wood, at SIS month; and Nicholas
Jantzen, of Brielle, at $40 a month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-07
GOVERNOR CONDEMNS
THE RACE FOR WEALTH

Asbury Park, June Money is
the bane of the age," said Governor
Fort, addressing the Reformed
church synod at Asbury Park yester-
day afternoon, "and 1t is up to the
church to bring back the simplicity
of the olden times"
81 made great fight for the gov
ernorship," he added, and enjoyed
the climbing, but power and fame
are but empty baubles,' which a
good many in the audience took to
mean that the governor was tired of
the game and was about to retire
from active politics.
The governor gave high praise to
Asbury Park and the good roads of
New Jersey. He said the ministers
could perform no better service to
this country than urging respect for
the law. The governor was intro
duced to the convention as an unre-
constructed and unterrified Dutch
man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-07
THRILLING RESCUE
IN RARlTAN RIVER

New Brunswick, June 17:-George
Conklin, who is employed in the City
department, and his uncle, a Milltown
paper hanger, had very narrow es-
cape from drowning Sunday afternoon
when the fore-stay Of the boat in which
they were sailing parted and the mast
and sail went by the board, throwing
both into the river.
The accident happened at about 3
o'clock, just off Sandy Bottom, in the
channel, and as neither could swim,
they were in great danger. Both came
up near the boat, and were able to
grasp the gunwales, but a stiff ebb tide
was carrying them rapidly to sea when
a Mr.. Murphy, who is employed as a
driver by John Rowland, of Throop
avenue, came to their rescue in row
boat and took them. ashore.
The boat in which they were sailing
was gig and was in imminent danger
Of turning turtle every time the men
made an attempt to get aboard When
rescued they were almost exhausted
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-07
HenIsy's sufferInqs.

In ffty-four years of his life-he
was born In 1S49-W. E. Henley never
knew what days perfect health
meant. When little more than a boy
he was attacked by a disease which
necessitated the amputation Of one
foot He was told later by the doc
tors that the sacrifice of the other leg
was necessary were he to live. The
fame Of DIR. Lister had reached Hen
ley, and, penniless and almost friend
less, he determined to try Edinburgh
infirmary. Thither he Travelled third
class in physical suffering such as few
have known, and when he reached
the infrmary his whole possessions
amounted to a few shillings. His con-
fldence In Lister was justified, and his
leg was saved. He was and remained
a cripple, but neither hopeless nor help
less. His astounding nimbleness un-
der these conditions suggested to Rob-
ert Louis Stevenson the physical sketch
of John Silver.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-07
GOOD FILMS
ARE PRESENTED
AT THE BIJOU

Crowds filled the Bijou theatre
when it opened its summer season
last night with motion pictures and
illustrated songs, at the reduced
price in admission to five cents. For
two performances the theatre was
packed and Manager Ernst believes
that the summer policy at his house
this year will be better appreciated
than during the past summers
Four reels of pictures were shown
at each performance besides a roper
teire of slides for illustrated songs.
Cool breezes from numerous electric
fans added to the comfort of Bijou
patrons, and following the usual
custom ice water was distributed
among the audience.
Today an entire change of pic
lures will be given. They will be
changed every night. Although the
orchestra has vacated the theatre
for the summer. strains of piano
still tend to add reality to the pic
lures. Matinees are given daily.