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New-York tribune., 1910-01-26
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS
.IANI-ARN

mn, JANUARY IS
100: SharrN = 500 II Of Edenwald ave 25x
Zuk s. sana,des sn a Andrew ] Glore loans Mateus
loans ~, ~ and 26 West; Chelsea Realty co
SEQ ON the Twenty-Flfth street Construr,ion IN
New-York tribune., 1910-01-26
AUCTION SALES.

JACOR GENSLER Auctionser. sells this 80 80
AZ 10 O'clock in the forenoon. on tns prSnss~,~
No 1901 Park ave. Manhattan. all the go a.
in and lease Of the said premises unexpirec:y :ys, Ia
der mortgage thereon. BY order or e =. 81
han Attorney for Mortgage.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-26
LAWYERS.

FREE CONSULTATIoN-Tro Troubles, eonntesnD,s,~sr
Tnsttars inturles any claim. quietly. 9iiSSx-
settled by trustworthy lawyer. Green. lss S1'
way Room 6oo -
JoHN HENRY FREESE. Msrhrtd<e sarA'
Room $50 Al West s4th 81. 6Herald Scass1..-s
New-York tribune., 1910-01-26
TypEWRITINe AND TYPEWRlrEK&

VICTOR VISIBLE. 20 Nassau 81: catssstsS
free: an makes taken part paypanfs 49,
IN Underworld. Reminstous. OiiyerA s"A'--
New-York tribune., 1910-01-26
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms. Nos.
IA and 16 Vesey st, resulted as follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-26
HOUSE.

A very desirable house in best neighbo-hocd
the West Side. combining the advantages ..
an excellent investment as we'll as a hcsns
NJ y a. Box 10, Tribune Once.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-01-05
ASLANOL

Y poSleduim elsie Pokroku Us
padu byl .iSem nazyan 'politika
rem. " Proto So ho dnes tazu. ia
.klm ylastnr isen poltikarem
.Suad Jim ncJsem proto, ze jsem
.byl ustanoycn inspektorem pres
vcrcint praccg ia pouzc rozumim
.svtlnu poyoldni poyinnosti svt
.vykonayam dobrc, radnd a spraye.
dive. Nedle toho pax doycdu So
ubraniti ien iaktmukoli na mnc
bez priciny udelanemu utoku. Pro.
TO politikafcm. iaklm jsem ia, mel
by Z mas. kraiane. byti kdc kdo
Neublizuime Iadnemu. ale take So
Medicine nikomu Ja Jsem 81 jlsi
H. jsrm neuhlizil ami Yam ami Va
Sim ditkam SpiSc .iscm hledel ka
zdemu pomoci nebof moji zasadou
.bylo yzdy. budc je Nemohu-li
n6komu pomnci, Skoditi mu nebu-
du. Skoda vsak. ~ my Ccchove
Skuiecnt ME linehn ncznamc, nezli
.lrnom mstu Il zayist Proc we to
j mas nemohlo by vymizct proc
/ my nemohli bychom Sc wa jem-
ne miloyat, iak Sc miIoyali naSi
praotcoyf castokratc Sc Tim sicc
cnlnblmr, ale proc ir nenasledu-
jtme Pr0to Sc vas tazu. kra Jane /.
Proc my vSiehui zde ncvystupujc
no jcn iako Cpchoyt iako ii NJ.
mamc Sc rad vespolek uectimr
Sc, Jat hychom So ctiti mclil .Ismc
zdr ma svttt chyili pouze vclicc
kratkou Proc tedy tn 81 ztrpeu-
jeme' XvlaStt vSak zemi teto.
kde tim spise nell bychom ziti ia-
ko flenovt ponze iedint rodiny
liyazuite tom. q, budete.li spra-
yedliyi q nestranui, date mi IN pra
ydu Vas pfitel Jan Yirak.
Y Omaze / ledua. 1910
Pom red Ma zaslauo Ia cd
.poyime prislf SO svJch reda1cnich
.iivahach
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-01-05

terovi bylo 10 podiynym, kdyz,
natahujc ruku, vyzyval Pepicka
ku placcni iizdneho, obdrzel od
tohotu misto ocekayaneho pefaku
nabidku k importovanemu siupci.
ktcry ma Josef podaval ze sve ne.
Ihlcdnt tabattrky Sc Sloyy Just
take don't he bashfull It's just
y fare for ride anyhow /" Vida
dale ~ Josef ma placeni timto
zpusobem stoii uyslil " So mu
trcba ueco prihodilo. a proto 81 do.
bracky Snupl. Josef taky, oba 81
oddechli pofddnym kychnutim
ieli dale Nepodal pax, vida. ~
Sc mu 10 podatilo Si uminil, H.
priStt vzdy budc plalit iizdne ma
karc ienom sdupcem ZylaSte rad
pax budc tax emit fcknc-li ma
nckdo Z cestujlcich - iako tuhlc
ten stafecrk po kazdem ktch.
mutt dobromyslnt "IIelf Gott."
SylvestroEska zabuva Tel
jed. SokoI Omaha ktera Sc ko-
nala patek veccr v Sokolovnt.
vySIedkcm sv{m prckonaIa vsech-
no oGekdvdui Do sine liz zahy v
yccera uahruulo sr tolik prdtcl a
.prizuiycu Sokolu. H. prostorni
dvorana byla. jakoby j nabil.
.Chvileui aui X huuli tam urbylo
% poradaiici vrbor mel pine rucc
prace. Idbuva pii vlboruf hudbt
protahla So dIouho, dlouho pres
pulnoc rozumi Sc. IL Guido do
drzel do posledni chvile Pritom-
mi bayill 81 zuamcuitG. Zasluhu
10 ziskal ST ovscm ely zabayni W
Dor, kterf ientokratc yykonal kus
opravdu yeIkt pracc.
- In ucelcm operace pro zanGi
.slcpeho streya prilela sem y min.
.dnech prnvodu sveho manzcla
PAM Il. konickova L Clarkson
Nebr - 0peraci tn vykonul ma nj
DIR + J. Petr spoIu $ drem. Com
.denem We Wiseovc ncmocniei. STAY
.ncmoent PAM ie dues NJ nplnf IL
spokojujiri
kaiolicka ycrcinost zdcisi
.scbrala mezi temIto ,polky a jed
Inotliyci tyto obnosy Va prospech
| 'str. Mat Skol. V Ccchach: spo-
lex ~. Cyrilla IA Melbodtic. $40:
spolek sy Amy. so; spoIek sv.
Aloise. s.: spolek sv. Jana. - ~;
Irytiri 81. Jiri, S7s5 katolicky
SokoI S35; kaiolickt DGlnik,
Sl795 spolek 81. Ludmily. $40:
South-Omazsky Kalolicky Sokol.
$50; DR.. Sedlacck. -; DR. Sima
mex, s. rezuik A. KoIar ~. coz
idohromady cini Sl612l.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-01-05

SO. l'citelu zamestnano Jest ma
omalskych skolach l7l
Behem rokn 1909 udalo - 1879
narozeni l.77l imrti n narozc.
nych bylo 200 hochn. kter}ch
81 pochazelo 4 cernoSskfch rodi.
cn, q ! ,lj5 dev6al. nichz - by.
Ia 6ern(ch.
do mcstskt knihovny m minu.
~ rok pribylo 6i03 kuih. tax H.
nyni naleza se y meslskt kuih0vue
cclkcm s5.2Il knih. Mezi akoupe-
nymi knihami ualezaly 81 tel kni.
by dcskt. zidoyskt, danslst spantl.
skt. syGdsl,t. ntmrckf i franrnuz-
sk6
Jak M vtsr podolkuutps rok
mnult byl ttl yclice ilspfsuym
pro iutkarskt layody iichl rplko-
yy rocni ubrat byl Sl2lUnn.0no
Iatkarske spolncnosil Nadaly 81
rore "a howell dohytpk
S3j.OO0WDO. IN yeprovy dobytek
s2O000.0O0. "a ovcc S6,OO000O. coi
tlni dohromady S7l,OOO000. Y NJ.
vodcch zamtstndno bylo 5000 lidi,
ktcri vydtlali 81 n miuuIt rok
crlkcm S50O0Oo0 coz tim prn-
mtrnt 5000 ruenc na irdnu esnbH.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-01-05


ktcri vydtlall 81 ~ mtnulr rok
crIkcm S10O0.O10 coz eini prn.
mtrut 5000 roenc ma irdnu nsnbn.
- Dyoulrif syuacck mauloIu
Ros,itovich. bydlicich n elsie 1905
Pierce ul.. spadI pondtli mimi
leio tydue do yplkt uadoby va
fici vodou. ulrpty hroznt popalr-
niny Matka. ktera vc cltvili. kdy
dtcko hralo 81 y kuchym. male.
zala Sc We ErdleiSi mistndsti. o.
syohodIla mallfkcho horkt lame,
ALE pozdt. Malitky ~ hroznFch
hoIrsti nasledujiciho dine skoual
- Za studeutho rama ktrrthosi
dnc minultm tydul potkall So ma
nliri mayor Dahlman rrY, Sn-
vidgo Good morning, MIR Dahl
man. lak ,e mate taze So Sa-
yidgc Dtkuji. . iak ~ 81 vs..
nachazitc3 jdc to nidr
udpuvfda Savider "a abyct neza
pomndl uovfm rocc mame Il nn
sem anstele kazani rad byeh byl
ably K tomufo kazani do.taylli ~
vslchnl hrisnici Pfidclr Mr.
DahIman Proc ne pfijdu,
ale Wy zajiste budete tam take !"
oplati mayor Sasidgc mu oba
~ sirokym iiSlnfvem " rozrhazrli.
Draha mon Pacific postayi
/, tonto rocr pro svoie hlavni lra-
dovny dyanactipatrovou budovu
.na seyerovychodniu rohu II a
Dodge al nakladcm 81 ,0000oo
Budc 10 irdna 3 ncIvttSIeh omaz-
skych budov a pfispeIe znacne k
ycIkomestskemn yzhlcdu naseho
mGSta. Budovu stavtti bude Jar
Wis Hunt arrhiiekt = Noveho ior.
.ku Celia blldoYa budc lzita len k
p0trebf ozuaceut Krlelnlrni spo-
IeeuoSi Y pfitomne dobt IRA.
doyuy | +. drahy roztronseny
isou pc celem mfStt ~ mnoha
syd oddeleni mlsi spolccnost pla
ltit vysokt najcmne. No mno.
Ibreh pripadech proualuif mlstno-
ST nevyhoyuji
Osrndcsai let stary Hugh Ne.
Kay. kirry asi pred mtsieem ma
lrzen byl zbtdovanem stavu ma
Iulici zcmrel itrrr minulcho IS
Idnr Il olresni nrmoculci M"lo So
IN TO- ~ lr nplnt brz pcnezitfch
Iproslredku. ale po lcho tmrii ma
lezcn hyl leho pradle svazek ban.
koyek. 0bsahuiiei 1882 . Mckay
low ncni nasem mestr niceho zna.
mo. ucyi ~. mali zde auebo v
INebrascc neiakyeh pribuznFch
q siedrem yecrfu k smrti po.
Ipalcn byl do ruda rozzhayenymi
kamny V cikanskem tabore blihe
Florence friletf hoSik .Iohna Ster.
lcnse. iednoho 4 thboi'icich rikanil
~ pryni chVili mtlo sc IN Ia. ~
Idtcko stale 81 obeli ncsfastnf ma
hody. ale nyni vyslo ma jevo D.
lieho smrt zayinena byla sttdroye-
eerni ryaGISou, kierou osInahli el-
| klni mezi sebuu srrdll One osltl-
he noel povolan byl X diteti Dr.
IA. Il. Adams Florence. kieremu
Isdtlcno bylo, ~ dite hrdlo 81 bli-
ze kanen kdyl iato Sc pffyrhla a
Idecko popalila. l.ekar ytnoEal ma
Ireskcrou peel ale hosik pi.eer ien
ldtsn(m pophleninam podlchl
kamm preyrlnuta byla praydtpo,
ldobnt behem divolte ryaesy. phi
uiz siany byly pfeyrzeuy . ysr OBJ
raceno na ruby Policie nyni pfi-
lpad ten vyseti.uip
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-01-05
Il OMAHA y
Rozvaha roku 1909.


rf ic tim radostntlsi ~ prave mi.
unly usptsny rnk uaslrdoyal po
roce, ueml podminky pro ob.
rhndui a priimyslovi usptch ne.
hyly yalnt pfizniyy Pro obehod
a prfuhysl byl minuit rok pro O.
mam icduim nejprizuiytjsieh.
Nelkoobchody zdrisi prekuualy
rueni obrai y toutn rocc hezkou
castku, podohnf pr6nysloyt
yyrobily Vice zboli ncl kdykoln
pred 'iu N historic mtsta Celkn.
4 rofnI obrat Yrlkoohchodui hyl
slljlj3OO0. roz zuamcna uproti
roku mmulemu ezrust - I03,.
n0u Prnmyslope zavody vvrobily
f0rr mlnultm Ibuli 81 GENE >l9l
-i2.UDu pfrkouaFsc talk " znatHf
mip ruk zoos Lyi ppdil tnmto
ohravsktm obuosu ualrii masaf-
>kemu prumyslu. pro ktcrt mim-
IS rok hyl zylaStf tspesnym. Le.
t"sni ohrat zdeisirh iatkarsktch
firam byl Sl2l n000oo
Stey,bni ruch s pravt mmultm
roce byl royutz yelm cIly ttx
pamatn{ tim ~ s mem zahaiena
tyla sru mrakodrapu ktere
isnu pro amcricka Nelkomcsta TAX
pfixnaruimE Nyladoyalo by to
zuatnt mi,ta, kdybychom vypoti-
tayali y;rrhny viznatntjsi stayby,
~ rorr mimltm byly provede.
ny
n rurr minulem prlbylo nase.
nm mr,tu - prumysIoyrrh zavo-
du btefa lamestuatali znacuy pu-
rel l5lnirtya 'fp lnamena pro
0mahu udpomoc uezamestnanosti
q lepsi zlyotni podminky pro del
nict1o
Iirata, zayiuena polary nebyla
rocc 1909 prilis yelkou Cclkem
typukly j32 polary ktcre zpnso.
billy relkem skody "a S2l5, s97 by
~ vsak kryty poilsttnim y obuo-
.u s17l 92s. Pozarni hotovost v ma
sem miste ie Isl NUN. pocitale
10 kapitany. a rozdtlena ie ma
l6 kmpann ~ stanicich. Pozar.
ni udd6lcni vlastni 24.ls0 stop
hadic
pocrl povolcui X ,hatkum obna
Eel ~ minnlJ rok 2,0j2 ciml 70,
M prckonan byi rok mnuIl
Mnobo zlcpseni vykonano bylo
zaimu dobreho osvtllcni mesia.
TAX r. nyni l.051 lamp ponllr-
uieh naIeza ~ 81 sluzbt
Y omazskt yladni agcnrure pro
mnlstyo yalcGnfch lodi Spojenych
Statu pfiblasiIo ~ rocc minnlem
kolem 1000 muzn. = tcchio ysak
polze 376 uznhno byIo ~. Schop-
~
Nasi m6ststi talici byl roce
minultm rovnez xnarnt pilni.
<elvFznacneisim tlnem mcstSknn
radon yykonanlm. bylo ustanove-
nj tiiprocentni zirnoStensk6 dane.
ktera vesla \ platuost dneni ri
II Ndstsky kltrk Butler jake
klerk mtstskc rady mel y rnkou
u pfccetl cclkem 6.ii2 dokiuucn.
tu. kteremzto poetu ualezalo So
lnl gcneralnich ordinance. III
ordinance u zalmu zlcpscni staYn
ulir. $40 ruznych resoluci - podob
ne Dyanact clenu mestske rady
promluvlo celkem bthcm min
roku l2,0l3 reel mlnyili dohro.
mady Ghrnem l56 hodin Nzdor
tomu vSak jejich hrlIa . noyfn
rorc byla v nejIepsim stavu
Sc vzrustcm mtsia yzrosil OBJ
chod postovniho llradu Y pritom.
ne dobe zamestnano j. ma zdeiSim
postoynim tlradt 29G klcrku, listo.
nost d nahradniell sd Potei H..
leznienieh postoynleh klerku. KITE.
II plaeeni isou omazskou postoym
iifadovnou jest 23i ruralnich
poslitkn jest LOSS
Policie proyedIa rorc 1908
eellem 1927 zatecni col tst .
$50 meme ncz rofe minulGm.
y omazskych ,koIaeh ualtzalo
- eelkcn roee miuulem 1867
zakd lakyn niehz 1909 bylo
Wl5eh . 50l fern}eh l'rumernd
donni navstta skolni hyln ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13

haired fur; Persian lamb and Its rela-
tives may indulge in decorations OF SOME
fur little more conspicuous. such as
chinchilla or fitch. and a bit of erin1ne is
most effective on a mink coat.
Among the muffs and neckpieces in FUR
are those in which the fabric matches the
fur or blends harmoniously with it. To the
woman who likes the rich tone of mole
skin the long scarfs of this skin trimmed
with puffings of satin and deep silk frinses
to match are delight An exquisite me-
LANCE of colors was seen in a new set in
which the fur used was chinchila. The fab
ric was silk with a white ground on which
was Paisley pattern in pale blue. gray
and Just enough red to give touch of
warmth to the whole.
Fitch is fur that requires careful man.
agement. and large quantity of it in one
piece never seems very satisfactory. Be
cause of it's pronounced color its surround
ings are most important. pleasing ex-
ample of it's use was seen in an evening
wrap of dark red and gold changeable vel
vet. The fitch fur formed a large sailor
collar with revers that extended down be-
low the waist in front to the point where
the wrap was fastened by large gold
buckle, and the yellow of this precious met
al. with the suggestion of the same color in
the velvet and in the fur, gave a charm
ing unity of effect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
PRIEST DIES AT TELEPHoNh
Father Foy, of East Nutiey, mace
Vain ATTEMPT to Call for Help.

The FEY. Francis y. Foy, rector OF st
Narv's Roman Catholic Church, East Nut
Ia, died in the rectory of the church late
last might. The sexton, Patrick }. DuhS'
heard Father Foy can for help. and run
ming 70 the library found the priest trying
to summon aid over the telephone rather
r,ov died before a physician could reach
IN. house. His death resulted from heart
failure
Father Foy was born in Mount Holly,
\ 7, ffty-two years ago. I'm early life
he practised law in Philadelphia. but later
attended St Mary's Seminary. in Emmets-
burg. and was ordained priest by CARDINAL
Gibbons ia the Baltimore Cathedral He
went 10 St Mary's parish from 81 Jo-
seph's Church. Jersey City. about seven
wears ago. and during his incumnency the
membership of the church nearly doubled.
Father Foy had a private audience with
J,ope Plus last summer and reported 10
hin, on the work being done by the Chli-
aren's Aid Association of New Jersey, OF
which he was president. on his return me
nriast conveyed to the association the apos-
tolic benediction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
FOUR IN CUSTOMS TOLLS
Importers Charged with Cheating the
Government of DUTY.

-Four more arrests We're made Yesterday
In the campaign OF the government against
undervaluations Of imports into this coun-
try. Two firms were concerned in the pro-
ceedinss yesterday. the complaints in each
case leipg made by Everett r. Tawney
Of the chairmansof the Congress Com
mites on Appropriations, who. a. a special
with Howard ID. Esterbrook for some
months in running down. this class OF
frauds at this port
Marshal Henke first arraigned Jacob
Stiner and Jacob Berlfein. cloak and suit
msnufa cturers, doing business as Stiner &
Berlfein. al No. 10 West 18th street The
particular charge is that on December T.
1919. the firn entered at the Custom House
three cases of wearing apparel at less than
tho true value. No figures are mentioned.
but {. r. Whitney. Assistant United States
Attorney, in asking for bail at $1,000 said
the government had number OF chars es
against the men Their attorney, W. Wick
ham Smith, had arranged for bail and the
bonds Were given.
Daniel Lutz and Nathan Ho-owitz. of the
Arm OF Lutz a. HoTowitz. Of No. IS East
3dh street. Were charged with entering, on
june u, OF this year, al l.s2s francs, A case
- woollen goods worth s27is They were
released in the custody of their counsel
Julius II. Cohen, and viii furnish bonds
fo-daT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13

A florist Fifth avenue near 42d street
Flowers are scarce and high because
growers haven't raised as many, and grow
ers have raised fewer flowers because they
are finding that 1t doesn't pay as we'll as
it used to- People aren't in financial stand
ing to buy flowers because they spend all
their money for automobiles
Another florist in the same neighborhood
was much bitterer
Automobiles are running the flower trade.
as they running many things" he
mourned. People spend all they can get
and mortgage their property to buy auto
mobiles. Go to the jewellers. so to the
piano manufacturers-they'H all say the
same thing.
Naturally the conditions have discour-
aged flower growers. and hence the cry
that flowers are hard TO get
More cheerful was another dealer, hard
by this one
Flowers are cheaper this year than they
were last-cheaper because there is less de-
mand for them he said TITS true that
carnations are Sc dozen on Fifth avenue.
but go over TO Sixth avenue and you get
them for 81 D or 81
Every year somebody starts a scare
story about flowers being scarce and high
it was said there wouldn't be any poin-
settias for Christmas. but there were plenty
when the time came. al right"
Flowers high? Of course, they're high
said a Broadway florist. They were costly
last year and are growing more SO. We
sold American Beauty roses at $50 dozen
last Christmas. and they will go above
that figure in the next ten days. Carna-
tons are So a. dozen. and soaring.
Many things have made it a bad year
for flowers The dry weather last summer
had its effect. and SO has the lack of sum
shine these last weeks
Other florists couldn't see what the
weather had to do with greenhouse prod
ucts, though one Madison avenue man
said the snow on the dollhouse roofs made
buds slow in becoming blossoms.
Anyhow, IL is hard to get flowers, he
added. And they're bound to cost The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
DELAY IN SNOW REMOVAL
Contractors Balk at Honest
Measuring. McAneny Saws.

Despite protests TO the contrary from
many sources. Commissioner Edwards. Of
the Department Of Street Cleaning. main
tanned yesterday that the contractors in
charge of the removal of snow from the
city's streets were doing as we'll as could
be expected, in view OF the fact that nearly
four hundred wagons were out of service at
present The owners OF these wagons are
discounted. the Commissioner says, be-
cause the amount of snow they were TO hs
credited for removing. per load, was not
marked on the vehicles at the time they
were measured by the Bureau of Weights
and Measures.
Commissioner Edwards had a talk with
the Mayor Yesterday regarding the snow
situation He asked the Mayor whether IT
would he better to readvertise for bids on
snow removal in districts where the con-
tractors had failed TO deposit the necessary
bonds or whether the regular department
should remove the snow in those qlstile'S'
1t is understood that for the present the
Commissioner viii have 10 take hold OF the
snow removal matter in those districts MINI
self
Borough president McAneny said yestef-
dav that any statement TO the erect 'HdL
the unsatisfactory progress in the removal
Of snow In certain districts of the CITY was
due to the terms OF the coiiiiNhN' ~
nv the Board of Estimates comnitlee must
come from prejudiced sources
..The point is" said Mr.. McAnenE' lhat
for the first time, at least IN some years
tho contractors are confronted WIN an
honest system Of measuring the loads ol
snow that form the ,lasis OF pay nlen''
understand that The principal coh'faot'r'
under the present bids, is doing ms Worh
ueil and is having no trouble in liFing up
TO his requirements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
WILD GOOSE CHASE IN PARK
Bill Snyder Not Sure What to Call
New Crippled Specimen.

i, may have been the goose that laid the
golden egg that settled down on an open
space in one OF the frozen lakes in Central
Park yesterday morning, but when Bill
Snyder and Robert Hurton. of the menag-
erie force. and Captain Carson, Of the DO
lice. called in Daniel Burns, the aviary
keeper, 10 view the captured bird, that au-
thoTify said il was California goose"
Every winter Wild geese and ducks alight
Oh the lakes in the park. Yesterday morn
ing stray goose WAS sighted bobbing
abou; ia a strip of water. and Immediately
snyder ard Iiurton and Captain Carson
became interested. Try they would, the
goose could not be shared. Then well di-
rected rife shot by Snyder dsab one of
lis wings and its capture was effected
IncidentsIs never affect the forming of
conclusions by Keeper Burns. The de-
cidacly skepticsi attitude IF the eaptors
could not shake him from his decision. II
need not have come from California be-
cause il was California goose. so Burns
inferred. That Was the name OF the spe-
eieS SurreptitiousIy Snyder viii look over
al. ''gooseclcgy book Meanwhile the
goose res been added 10 me park eollee-
non.
Many persons IN s1eighs ana automobiles
-" Ike efforts 81 caE.A-s A2al.s SeIssxded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
FOR BETTER CARE OF HEALTH
Tenant and Landlord Must Be Edu
Gated, Says Lawrence WELLER.

I'VE must educate both the tenant and the
landlord and in a practical way" declared
Lawrence WELLER yesterday in the Horace
Mann Auditorium when he lectured on
Health and Housing About two-thirds
of the immigrants who come to America
settle down here in New York City, and it
is this class that must be educated. They
cannot adjust themselves to our modern
and up-to-date sanitary regulations and
consequently make serious plumbers which
ofttimes prove fatal. They abuse our plumb
Ing systems, and their mistakes are due to
ignorance rather than to deliberate intent. -
Speaking of the Tenement House De-
partment the lecturer declared that New
York City was unusual in this respect. in
that no other city in the country had such
a department in its government. The
houses will be put up all right said the
speaker. If YOU will only see to it that
they are taken care of after completion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
HIS ExEcUTIoNER DIDN'T COME
Police Protect Man Threatened VIII
Death by Enragsd Husband.

Walter V Bennett. who reported to the
police that q stranger mad threatened 10
kill him at o'clock last evening was sun
alive long after that hour. Captain Farrell,
of the West J25th street station, and De-
1ective Calkins guarded him up TO q late
hour. carefully scrutinizing every indt-
vidual that entered the Portertleld apart
1nents. No s12 West 18th street. where
Bennett lives with his mother and brother.
According 10 Bennett, man came 70 his
apartments on Saturday night and an
nounced his sentence because of his &C
c9iIaintanca with a young woman Bennett
said that the man. who showed the nuzzle
of a revolver against his head, had mar
ried the woman. Bennett refused to reveal
the woman's identity. He said the man
seeking vengeance was an Italian.