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New-York tribune., 1910-09-22

THE SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK
-5sftie Hess and Barney Hess Defendants--l In
-1IT-es,srce Of Judgment Of foreclosure ana safe,
f1I-- ada anc entered in the above entitled
action and bearing date the 25th Gay OF August;
1o5o The llrsersigned the Referee in said
5tS-rrenr named viii sell AT pubic auction
a. The Exchange SaiesrUom, NOS. l4-le Fesey
Sect in the Ecroush Of Manhattan, city OF
1ser YORK on the ed day or September. lsl0.
pav4 Auctioneer the premises directed by said
Judgment 70 be sold. and therein described as
aJI that certain plot, piece or parcel Of land.
erected situate. lying and being in the Borough
AZ Manhattan. Of the City OF New York. in the
.~'o1.n+v and state OF New York. and bounded and
Ses~-ibed as follows; Beginning at the corner
formed by the intersection OF the nortneriy side
~ Ninetv-seventh Street with the westerly side
~ Madison Avenue, running thence ncrtheTly
Long ne westerly side Of Madison Avenue one
hundred feet eleven inches to the centre line OF
the block between Ninety-eighth and Ninety
seventh streets: thence westerly ana along said
,@e,,~a line OF the block ninety-lve feet thence
1oufherEv and parallel with Madison Avenue oEe
IIu6res. feet eleven inches 70 the noTrheriy side
~ r.iuery-seVeutn Street, thence ea6teriv along
9e rortflerIy sIde of NlnetE-seVenth street nine
.. t5,,a ge.r TO the point OF place OF beginning.
Together with al fixtures ana articles attached
- or used IN connection with said premises;
tcgsrber with the appurtenances ana all the es-
4afe aud sights Of the said defendants in and
70 r.ts5 &C. sew York CITY August 81. 1910
ABRAHAM GOLDSMITH. Referee.
E~TcSFA% LEVY. CORN & LEVINE. Attorneys
f1- Plaintiff i35 Broadway. Borough OF
The following Is diagram OF the property
n he sold: us street number is Il East 31th
Street
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
AMERICAN CITIZENS LYNCHED
Italian Consul Informed as 70 Status Of
Two Tampa Victims.

Tampa Fla. Sept H--As a result OF the
'ynching in West Tampa last night Of
CsSsenge Ffcar1otta and Angelo Albano,
Italian Consul General Pagine, al New Or
leans. wired Governor Giichrlst to-day.
ssking that the state provide protection for
Italian ciuzens.
In response 70 q telegram from the GOV
ernor, Sheriff Jackson advised the Chic,
Executive that quiet prevailed to-day. and
thst Il would not be necessary TO call out
The national guard. The Governor was
also advised that the tive men iynched last
zight we're American citizens. This tnfor-
nation vas sent 10 the Consul General at
New Orlaare
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,IoSDAY. oCTOBEE :

Notice is hereby given thst al taxes or real
estate and personal property z The city e
New York for the year 1910 are due and pay
NOSDAY. oCTOBER 5. 1910.
az The Office OF rhs Rscsivsr @ Tazss n the
Borough IN which the properly - located. AZ
follows.
Borough OF Manhattan. s. Chambers -
Borough Of The Bronx Municipal Building
corner OF Sd and fremont avss-
Borough OF Brooklyn. Rooms :. 1. s and :.
BoroSgh Of Queens. Court Square. Long
Borough Of Richmond. Borough Han St
an taxes become liens on the day due and
10 1vorD PENALTY Taxes MUST Be
PAID IN OCTOBER
On al taxes which are unpaid On the d-sr
Cav OF Noveuber interest SHAH be charged
ths rate OF seven I'D Per cent per annur1.
from October g. 1870. the day en- which raxas
become due and payable
When checks are mailed 70 the Rsceiver %
Taxes they must be accompanied By addressed
ENVELOPES WITH POSTAGE PREPAID 81
order TO assure return OF receipted bills by
mail
Checks dated October should be mailed ~
the Receiver as possible arrsr bills
have been received b. the taxpayer
DRAW CHECKS ONLY ON NEW XOEN
EXCHANGE TO THE ORDER OF The RE-
CEIVER OF TAXES
DAVID E AUSTEN. Receiver of Taxes
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
DAY BATTLE PRACTICE
Atlantic Fleet Begins Work After Ten
DAYS Delay.

On Board United ststes Bsttieshto kan
Bss. AZ Sea on Southern Drill Grounds,
sept L--After delay Of nearly ten DAYS,
caused By continued bad weather. the At
lsrIic feet began us annual Gay battle
7-actioe on the Southern drill grounds OF
the Virginia coast to-day. The sixteen
as1ileships divided into two squadrcns.
began firing a. targets 100 feet long by =
feet high. az q range Of about 10 go yards.
Each ship fired one battery at the targets
today
To-nor-ow. + the good weather con
tnueE each viii fire It's other battery. and
On the following day the feet viii FIRE by
6F1sions n This each Of the four di-
Eazons WI fire simultaneously az the same
.x-Eets
The fleet wiH return "a HamDton D1@@s
Friday ct for coal and taFe on 80 men
before sailing for New York, where he
ships VII remain in port ten days before
going to the various navy yards.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
LOST BAN KRooks.

RANKBOOK No. 50. sT7 OF the Cnion Dirns Saw
ings Bank is missing. Any person having =
claim 70 IL IS hsre5y called upon 20 present tEa
same within ten days. OF submit % having sid
psss5OOk cancelled and A new Ons issued
LOST or STOLES--BsnkbOox No- Is. S42 81
the German savings Bsnk. II tns CITY % New
Yorg corner 4rh ave. snd Isth ST. lssus1 20
Helene HeiniE- All persons are Cautioned
against nsgoriacing the EsTns. Il not r.ruruad -
the bank on the Tth day 0f October. 1910. du.-
plicsts viii bs issued
T11ST CF- STOL EN-BanzbOok No Sal s26 % tr.-
German savings Bank IN the CITY 81 New
York corner 4th ave. ard t4rh St. issued "a
Franz CapsIi. All persons ars Cautioned against
ua~otiati-z the same. II NOT returned 20 s-a
bank on the 18th Gay o. CcTO5er. 1910. duplt-
cafe vtII be AesGee.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
HUDSON RIVER
BY DAYLIGHT

D,Y LINE STEAMERS HENDRCK HCD-
Daily except Sunday. Leave Brooklyn. Fulton
St (by Annex. 8; DssbrOssss St. $40: ". 42d
ST., 9; ". 12qth St. 9-2O A ". Landing at
Yonkers. West Point, Newburgh. Poushkeep-
sic. kingston Point, Catszill. Hudson and Al
bsuy Easy connections North. East and West.
All thru rail tickets between n. Z. and Albany
accepted. Most delightful one-day outings to
West Point. Newburgh, OF PoughkeeDsie, re-
turning on down boat Meals served at all
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
I85th street.

The approximate amount OF the len OF
charge 10 satisfy which the above described
property Is 10 ba sold. ~ Five Thousand Wo
hundred ten and G7-I00 tsJ,2iU6I Doliar :
vvIfh interest thereon from the 25th day OF
August 1910. together with costs ana ailoW-
ance amounting 10 S29f 81. with interest Irom
Augt1gt 3Iet 1910 together with the expenses
~ The sale The approximate amount OF me
taxes assessments and water rates or otheE
lxns vhich ara 10 be allowed 20 the pur-
Eassr cut OF the purchase money. or paid ~
Lhe referee IS nominal
Dated, New York, sept. md 13lO
JAMES c. BRADY, aeterea-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22

The approximate amount Of the lien or charge
to satisfy which the above-described property is
from the 2rd day OF September. 1910, together
with costs and allowance amounting 70
together with the expenses Of the sale. The ap-
proxiu1ate amount OF the taxes, assessments and
allowed 70 the purchaser out OF the purchase
money Or paid By The Referee is S25.65 and in
Dated. New York September I. 1910.
JOIN J. HYNEs. Referee
suPp EME coUrT COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
lanes s Aiez71der as guardian fer Clin-
Picker and others. Defendants.-Acticn No
rs. IN pursuance Of a Judgment Of foreclosure
entitled action and bearing date the 9Th day Of
September. 1910 7. the undersigned. the Referee
tton - - al he E,xchange saiesroon Nos fs-is
Vesev Street, in the Borough OF Manhattan. city
1910. at y O'Clock noon on that day. bv Joseph
P Law Auctioneer, the premises directed by said
follows. All that certain lot. pieoe or parcel of
land with the buildings and Improvements there
On situate Iylg ane H Deg Y N Ce 59rough OF
scrire5 as follows: Beginning at a point the
enry-hve G5) feet Southeriy from the corner
formed by lhe intersection OF the Southeriy side
OF roth Street with the said Westerly side Of
Plinpton Avenue; and running thence Westerly
oarailei with the SouthArly side Of 170rh Street
cne hundred d0ol feet thence southerly. and at
right angles 20 the said Southerly side Of 10th
street twenty-five and sixty-one one-hundredths
90 81 feet. thence Easterly. and again parallel
with the Southerly side or 10th Street and part
OF the distance through party wall one hun
5red 900 feet 70 the said Westerly side OF
Fiin1pton Avenue. and thence NortheTly, along
+,la ssme TWENTY-FIVE and sixty-one one-hun-
6recths CO CD feet 70 the point or place OF be-
s'I.555l pated. New York September 7th. 1910.
JOHN J EYNES Referee
IoFTN P HERREN. Attorney for Plaintiff IS
park Row, Borough Of Manhattan. New
York City.
Tho following Is a diagram Of the property to
ha street Number Is 1873 PliTnpLon
Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
17oth Street

The approximate amount Of TIE lien or charge.
10 satisfy which tie aboye-described property is
from the 3rd day Of September. 1910 together
with costs and allowance Amounting to S303.50,
gether with the expenses OF the sale. The ap-
pToSima1e amount OF the taxes. assessments and
allowed to the purchaser out Of tie purchase
money, or paid by the Referee. is S25- -65 and
Dated New York September :. 1910
JOHN J. HYEEs Referee
sUPRFME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
ton a. ss,;s Aex5IaT Iatt, as guardian r for Gin
III In pursusnce OF a Judgment ~ Foreclosure
and safe, duly made and entered IN the above
entitled action ana bearing date the 9th day Of
Sertember, 1910, L the Undersigned the Referee
ton. at the Exchange classroom, Nos. 14-16
Vesey Street. in the Borough of Manhattan City
1910 at = O'Clock noon on that dav. bv Joseph
2 Day. Auctioneer, the premises directed by said
follows: All that certain Iot piece or parcel OF
land. with the buildings and improvements there
on. situate, living and being in the Borough Of
The Bronx. City OF New York. bounced and Ce
scrlbed as follows; BEGINNING al g point the
ninety-seven and stXty-one one-hundredths
t94-61 feet SoutheTly from the corner formed
10th street with the said westerly side Of
plimpton Avenue; and running thence Westerly.
parallel with the Southerly side OF 10th Street
snd part Qf the way through party wall one
hundred 000l feet: thence Southerly, at right
angles with the SouJherly side OF iTOth Street,
twenty-five C22) feet; thence Easterly again
parallel with the Southerly side of fTCtb Street
and part OF the way through another party wall
hundred t100l feet to the Westerly side OF
Plirnpton Avenue. and thence Northeriy along
the same twenty-five CD feet 70 the point or
place OF beginning.
Dated. New York, September 7th. 1910
JOHN J. HYNES. Referee.
JOHN ?. HERREN, Attorney for Plaintiff IS
Park Row Borough Of Manhattan, New
York City.
The following is a diagram OF the property 70
its street Number Is 1927 PIimDton
Avenue
1I0fn Sfraaf
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22

-,,e a1nroxirna5e amount Of the lien or charge
N sarirfv which the above-described property is
- De- sold is 81, ,262,50, with interest thereon
- 80 2rd day OF September, 1910 together
-Sth COSTS and allowance amounting 10 $500 S.
.rtrb interest from .epteTnber 9Th, 1910 TO-
N,rs.- v,ffb the expenses Of the sale. The ap-
a-c-Iy,sre amount Of the taxes. assessments and
Ss-s-e- rates or other liens, which arc 70 he
5s-v-e5 Ia she purchaser out OF the purchase
nionev, or paid by the Referee. is S2H Go and in
terest. -,- - ,,,o
--'-'~-' IOTINS 7 FTVN-ZG Referee.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
STEAMER MARY POWELL

Leaving Desbrosses St at AS P. NJ: West
aga St p NJ: West I29th St. 2.20 p. NJ.
daily except Sunday, for Highland Falls West
Point returning BY boat or raif). Cornwall,
Newburgh New Hamburger. Milton. Pough-
keepsie Rondout and Kingston Orchestra
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
Nm ETTrlf

IT,, .,,rrorfyuate amount OF the lien or charge
. -a-treT zbich the described property
- =, Se aoid is So 325- 90. with interest thsreon
s.o,s sha 18th day of August, 1910, together with
.s ans allowance amounting 70 81 a3l. Oi
.S1efher with the expenses o1 the sale. The
s.--sr--trnefe amount Of the taxes, assessments
~ 1rsrsr rates or other liens. which are 70 be
ei5ousd 20 the purchaser out CT the purchase
money, or paid b The Rstssss. IS s!dl-0e and
nafs6 New York City, august 81. 1910
ABRAHAM GOLDSMITH HefSree.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
FOR SALE

BIC BARCAINS-Slixhtiy used scrrs furuisurnL
desks typswriJers cash registers. addiux ma
chimes. rrirn~cGraphs hlfrE csbinst8. sarss. zd-
sressfr- machines. time cioCts narrifgOrs -hecx
prnf-~t7rs bookcases- NATuAS.S. . White St-,s<
BTLLIARDS pool and new patent eonbinasfor
tables. lowest prices, supplies. repairs.
bowling alley builders Decker'S los E1s. 8ta
90 Establishes 1870
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22

H0R GE MAN SCH OIL S6i9 Sf TsaSheFs GS,IGgs
Perfect appointments for al grades. Physical
Education Building open Saturday. New ath-
letic field Afternoon study hours Open Monday
sept. 26th. Circulars application. SAMUEL T
DIJTTON, Supr., Broadway and 120th St v Y
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HAMILTON INSTITUTE Fna I.fSIs

West SIst ST. overlooking Manhattan ave-
and Central Park West.
College certificates. Graduate iustructors-
men and women Luncheon optional STUDY
hours. Gymnasium. Basket Ball. Tennis. out
door play. Post graduate work in Literature.
Music and Art School limited TO IS pupils.
Once hours 10 TO I. Tel 9151 SCHUYLER.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22

opnrRs IsSUED.-The following orders
have been issued;
ARMY.
-, GEORGE : ANDERSON. General StaT:
---r, reIief from duty as member esensrai
@ san - s-s +ren proceed 70 his regiment
rSevtenaut Colonel HOEL : BIStaSF s- lot - -
a. to sot Springs Ar-ry and NAVY Gen
p..,r-s-'1r --S, ~ Captain LEON T LEwALD.
medical corps. accepted. 10 take eilec' sep
-,-e. Lieutenant HENRT G r NORRIS. ned
oaI reserve corps. honoraoy oiscnaIseo s I,oIn se
y4-zt Sl'l3sf lieutenant ROBERT N NOLAN Ist Cav
80 rom siTrpson College. In6ianoaa- Ocro-
Der / 70 proper sts1ion-
r5gst Lieutenant BLASE COLE, u1ecioai reserve
ro--s rom Fort Crook 70 Army Medical
echool Washington. October l. FOR course Of
..t rs TT,i0z isr.a0s7+ GEORGE c SHAW. 27th n
1sn--v. 70 recruiting service. JeTerson Ear
-scks -
fs-r1n Barracks 70 Columbus Barracks.
n O'CONNOR sth CsTslry, four months
from November :.
NAVY.
C7z1-'anae- = K HILL, 10 duty. Naval War
s7,,sg I5oa-s-sir D. J. oCoNNELL- detached
the Newark; 20 the Hist IN connection Cape
Cruz-Casil6s expedition
Bost~vsin G. Cullen. detached the Hist; 20
rpvmas-er's Clerk o KIMBERLY, appointed
dutv The Tennessee.
MOVEMENTS OF wARSEIPS.-Thef fol-
flowing movements Of vessels have been re-
ported 70 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
-sept ea--he AJAX al Hampton Roads: ne
- Tacoma. az Great Corn Island. the MAY
flower and IRE Dixie, Boston; the Viper
sr Annapolis. the NacDon0ugh. the Bailey
49, and che StrfnghEua. AZ the navy yard. New
= York. The Ponpey the Rainbow and the
Nzushan. a. Hong Kong
fsD1 eI-Ihe AbsTen6a- ~ Csvits-
SAILED
H.ps. 1s-The Ajaz. from Bostcn for Hampton
Eozcs.
esps -e--he Tacoma, from BluefeI5x for Great
Cen Island
Esu- zo-The Wheeling and -he PetreI. from
A6e- fo- Po-- Ssf6. the MacDonough. The
5a5ls- and -he St-1nEhsrn. from Newport for
New York. the 15a-hovve-. 1rorn Be-erly fer
5osr-u- che Iowa su7 Ehe TestaI. from
-o-npkinsv1lle FOR L5-nnhsvsn Bay. he Lsh-
z-c- e-o- Po-smcu-a. :. Z. fer Ions
-sazlE.
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WORK WANTED.


Male.
DISPATCHER. expert on railway mail service
routes. desires 70 take charge mail lists OF
mornins daily. R. P. o. Tribune Oflce.
ENGINEER and MACHINTST; city or coun-
try experience with stationary engines and
locomotives. sober best reference. 81 Locust
81 Flushing. \. 7.
SPANISH GENTLEMAN would like position as
correspondent with export house; speaks
English ano French: references. Correspondent,
Box :. Tribune once.
STENOcEAPHER 20 employed with machinery
firm wants position as assistant head OF de-
railroad and locomotive work Address No &C.
80 West 124th St
WATCHNAN or private detective wants work
At once, honest trustW orthy. reference and
bonds il required T J Kirby, z4O Greenwich
81. CITY
WATERMAN or GATEAfAN.-Thoroughlv com
petent- trustworthy and reliable at once: city
reference: bonds II required Z. l., 79S Grand
st. Jersey City, y !.
Young NAN I23). educated. general once
experience. well versed IN commercial law
excellent correspondent. wants work with re
liable h-n; moderate salary. B c. X. Box
;. Tribune Office
YOUNG MAN. years general Office experience,
at present employed. would like 20 better his
opportunities A, Box y, Tribune Office.
YOUNG NAN wants a place 70 work few hours
IN morning snd evening every day. Saito. II
Concord st, BROOKLYN
DRESsMAKISG is done Sc West ssth 81, base
STENOGRAPHER-T Thoroughly competent; ac-
cusInmed . responsibility. 10 years' expert
ence salary sf5- Al references from former en-
riOysrs. Ambitious Box 10. Tribune Office
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ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
IL s Soldiers Can Equal March.
inu of European Troops.
TFron TIE Tribune Bureau
Washington. September

INSPECTOR GENERALS CRITICISM
RESENTED. - The infantry officers IN
- Eases do not take kindly TO the
- criticism passed by the inspector
,-,-s-sJ upon The marching ability OF the
.-,.-icsn foot soldier. Some Of them feel
.-e+ the comparison between European
80 aad our own was decidedly unfair
a s.vz-sl important respects 1t Is true
- go 4hsr some OF the Continental IN
.--.----s-, rave made some remarkable En-
- .,a distance marches against time
=. 49, assert that In many cases these
- -rs-e more OF less spectacular ana
-. -,a-rhing was done by specially trained
= -elacted troops. The general army
60 would be far below those per
-.ss American tnfantry-1en have IN
= red. they assert, fully ecualled
- z---onss- achievements In marching,
g. .bev can do Il again but. OF course
- less preliminary training and
.-s.-frz ere Necessary.
psrK TEN NUMBERS - It cost
...-.,r z. Z Scranton just ten mum
- :, ,Ve~ioog q monkey wrench when
- o,,- ono OF the steam cylinders OF
- ,,.-rleship Indiana On her recent Med
t-ie - .-71ise. That was the sentence
= ~. aourt martial which Just tried him
s.,anolis. The cylinder was badly dam
-. 49, +re ship was able 20 come home
- l,e- own steam.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22

Nineteenth year begins Sept. IS
COLLEGE and COMMERCIAL Preparation
Certificates admit 10 all leading COLLEGES
ALL LESSONS PREPARED At SCHOOL
Once hours. . 10 after Sept 9Th
Telephone 1850 Schuyler
For Catalogue address ~ WEST s1ST ST.
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REMEDIES

FHOPOTGH. PFRW9NENF CTKFS IN eass,
or BLOOD POISON. NERVOUS DEBILITY
BLADDER CONFLsINTS and kl-d-e1 dis-
easgs- relief ar once in dangerous cases rscsnr
o. Old thNse tssi~'nE only s~ss ci~-s scisnrif.
treatment -sliNufd ~a1I Er P0NSCrfTTR the we'll
known specialist. 50 " aSth 81 Hours. a-2 ia,
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The CUTLER SCHOOL

FROM KINDERGARTEN TO COLLEGE
More than four hundred gTadqates haXe en- en-
tered HARVARD. YALE. PRINCETON and
COLUMBIA Complete ACADEMIC and ATH-
LETIC EQUIPMENT. small classes and In
6ivdual instruction.
Reopeus Oct. 81. 20 East 5Oth St
APTTTyTTr9 "A C-T-rI ,F-R E3esS ster
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LAWYERS

LAWYERS ADVICE FREE.
SCHNEIDER = GOODMAN. lss nzeaaxAs-
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
OEPARTMENT OF finance
NOTICE 10 TAxFAXERS

uREAr- FOR The COLLECTION or
TAXES.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22

Notics is hereby given that al taxes OF real
stats and personal property 4 The CITY cf
e7v York for the year 1910 ars due and pay
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
EVENING LINE

Steamers leave Week Days foot Ot christo-
phsr street. Fisr IS. y. =. $50 =. -
TRAVEL" FREE.
soogIst or roo tours mailed rsquss-
Masters Tours. 81 Yves. so.a ST., New York
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
INSTRUCTION.
HAMHTON INSTITUTE EEoEs EoE

The only schools that viii name a definite
price for complete courses.
18th Year. CHARLES II. MILLER. Principal.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22

o,nrEs rssUED.-The following orders
have been issued;
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AUCTION SALES

BY VIRTUE OF an execution on a lien 7 VII
sell - chairs Miller Bros. IS Rose and Antz.
1880 a Charles Jacobs. marshal. lis 6t1
ave, Room 4.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22

fif sIgPlsa7 4. Tu-Es FTREsE. for small family
q ~ houae exceiisnr position good wages
s--s.sssergE Agsney 7lg Lexington ave, between
- - .and 5efh ets
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10th Street

Y :.
4 &
TOO
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TVPEwRfTINo AND TYPEWRITER
VICTOR VISIBLE 20 Nassau 81: earaloxae
free. al makes taken part payment. barxalnD
IN t-usteFwlo1s Tser1fn~frn~ Oiivers Srnlfna
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22

LADDERS. FLAG POLES. ETC.
Portland Ladder Co. fS0 Orange
k4k$&- St. Newark. ~. J WESTERN
ladders delivered az eoc. per T. Tel sS4 B
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22

t-r@.S6ERNaID and WAITREsS-Nezt vcung
- Tor small ctty family 81 Strs c
<Ers Assncy. s5z eth ave. Mar 5sta,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-04
ADVANCE GUARD
OF METHODISM

Ashevile. n. c., May 3.-The advance
guard of delegates to the sixteenth
quadrennial conference of the South
ern Methodist church began arriving
today and tonight the beautiful sum-
mer resort is filed with the men who
rule the great religious organization.
The arrangements seem well nigh per-
feet. The conference will meet in tn
Auditorium, spacious, theatre, each
day.
Places for the delegates have been
assigned and great placards designate
these. The conference will open at q
o'clock tomorrow morning and after
organization has been perfected and
committee reports heard the main ad-
dress of the bishops will be heard or
read. Bishop Hendrix will preside.
While the conference is presumed to
last one week 1t Is generally conceded
that three weeks will not see the end
Several questions of Importance will
probably provoke long debates.
Notable among the debates are the
demands of the domen of the church for
laymen's rights the election Of bish-
ops and the control of Vanderbilt uni--
versity at Nashville, Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-04
WAYMAN WILL TAKE
CHARGE OF JURY

Chicago, May 3.-Folowing days alb
sence on a secret mission, States At
tcrney Wayman will tomorrow take per-
sonal charge of the special grand jury
which is investigating the double charges
of bribery in the state legislature. Evil
dence in both cases. it is said, of the
alleged corrupt election of William Lor-
rimer to the United States Senate, and
and the Chicago and Western Indiana
railroad bill scandals will be placed be-
fore the jury tomorrow,
Senator Lorimer said late today he ex-
pected to return to Washington tomor-
row. He said he had not been sub
poenaed before the grand jury. At
taches of the states attorneys office
denied a rumor that Senator Lorimer
would be called as a witness. Among
the witnesses who are under subpoena
to appear tomorrow in connection with
tho railroad bill investigation are #. A.
ne]ano, president of the Wabash railroad; ;
T. w. Kendrick, vice president of the
Santa Fe, and a director of the Chicago
and Western Indiana railroad Ira G..
Rnwn president of the Monon railroad.
and a director of the Chicago and West
ern Indiana: NJ J. Clerk. secretary, and
Jchn E. Murphy. treasurer of the Chi
cago and Western Indiana; f. c. Field,
vice president, and solicitor of the Monon
railroad, and w. o. johnson, attorney
for the Erie railroad