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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-02-05

The annual statistics of fatal cas-
ualtics In the New England big game
hunting season, showing more deaths
than the football season, cause some
OF the football advocates to draw
false doductions rs to the lack Of ne
necessity for reforming football Every
one viii a-ryp that the shooting of
human beings In hunting should Ne
stopped. HowcyCy there is the some.
what important distinction that the
killing Of the hunters is not made a
public show for thousands at fixed
price az admission.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-02-05
The board of education in New York

The board Of education in New York
has barred football from the city pub.
lie schools The step seems a timely
one, says Baltimore American A
game at all times dangerous is not
apt to have its perils minimized in the
over enthusiastic zeal of schoolboys
What the youth of the country need
to be taught Is moderation in all
things, and in this sport, as in the
speed mania, moderation seems to be
next to physical impossibilty.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-02-05

. s'is eyes, - uss Thempson's Eye Water
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-02-05

c. L. DAY, Publisher
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. SALE OF L. S NAVY BARGE
Cndine sealed proposals. WtlI be received e.
the Navy Department until noon on the @%th DAY
of March 1910 Al witch time and place they
will be opened f3r tte purchase OF y = navy
barge CEdiue. appraised value, SS.Oo0- The yes
sci viii he sold for cash 20 the person OF persons
or corporation or corporations Ohering the high-
thereof Proposals must be submitted In a
sealed envelope addressed % the Secretary %
the Navy. Washington. D. g. endorsed ITO
posals for the purchase % l. : Navy Barge
Jrdfue." and each proposal must be accom-
panied by a satisfactory certified check f-r no.
Jess than ~ per cent o. the amount of the Oner.
on application 90 the Navy Department forms
~ BIDS and bonds. together with ne terms and
conditions OF sale also a printed lisJ giving gen
furnished The barge can be examined a. auy
-Iue after Eel I-ary ~. 1910. uy applying 70 tns
CommaUdant Of the NaNv Yard BTooSlyu, y. y
10 must be removed from tn- limits Of the navy
vard within SUCH reasonable time as may oe
fixed IS the Department TIE Department re-
serves the right 10 withdraw the vessri from sale
AMI % eject any all bids BEEkMAN NlN-
TUROP. Assistant Secretary % The Navy
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts Savy De
paTtment. Washington. -. G.. uhfl 10 o'clock
a. IA. April =. 1910. and publicly opened i'm
mediatelv thereafter. % furnish a. the navy
vard BROOKLYN. y. T.. a quantity Of naval
supplies. as follows. sch. @33I. Motor. switch
board. wI-e.-Sch 233S Steel tubing lead
pipe valves Sch 2340. Macaroni Hour Ap-
p,tcattous for proposals should designate the
schedules desired by number Blank proposals
vii. hc furnished upon application 70 tine navy
pay ofice Nev YORK. y Y. or % the Bureau
T. p ROGERS Payuastcr- General. u 81 n
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.

Operations iu The various ou dslis dur
iu- the last week wee orlv moderately ac-
t.se development W0rk being retarded 20
great extent by the adverse weather and
bad .oad conditions. which made it din
cult 20 transport material 20 the grounds
FfoseEe~. with the approach ~ surin- con
siderable reW work is beng planned and
.rer- l~ ererr Indication that with the
coming season great activity VIII Pc shown
owing feature ut ere week Was the success
attending rle operations ~ the T. e.. Tree
oI company iu Caddo Parish. Ia. where
fle company has brought iu "A new deep
sand gus .eI Tho WeE produces a very
high grade a. crude and flows az the
rate Uf l.5.n -u $50 barrels DAY ln the
Illinois field crawford county continues To
show -r well test made during the
week .u tie NeW Hebron pool resulted in
producer with capacity NJ 30 barrels
The Dl.o Da lnmIal}- operating iu Law
IrI-u- County. brought Don the best well
- fhe Week iu this distriet-a 20 barre
DrCdur@~ lD Southwestern Ohio the prin-
ri9Ei attraction has been iu Seneca 'Ouu-
ry. Wli-f gives Ersat promise = be
mort west galds a large amount of new
work i- looked foT lI hits district during
tte coming spring. a. there s much unde
f--Iar.H TERRITORY ru -.e vicinity fu the
f-erff..l.,. and Teur-s--e feds yerv FEW
c1upletio.~ are reported l-.d only feH
wells are IrIH4nE- -u logan county sew
sraI TEST wells 1re being driven ODD tle nope
0f locating 2 lr" pool 4. tn' Indiana
and Lama fields very poor results are Gr-
ported 49, a result ~ U3erarlous. t1t iH
PI1l Eourf. several wells are lue il the
sand v.- lr rnr next .aw ds~-
Prices for TCtlrl fieI. c.e'irl remain r1-
changed AZ $50 cents .r barrels at Sew
Work ar. 4f1 cents Il iuIk. European
prices a.sa remain unr-anErl a. follow -
T..illor. li-l 11 imperial ra'Iou- Antwerp.
81. francs for ih klies. ana Bremen. t.25
marks Obi. El.Hr.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
PRlNT CLOTH MARKET.

FrG Ritr- March q. Trading iE the priEt
cloth ua-i-rr last rres showed slight .m-
movement. auI -ie total sales rrc esr.-
mated 20 $4,000 pieces. -lc demand. lou-
r.,r. i4 f-- n-i.E Uo.wet. au. ile nature
~ tae I4afr.c- ie such ar t3 Indicate that
t..r. viI o.. change Iu t..- marscl iu
e.. rse. futm,. tat fre -rru aeD-nl- uIor
certain .out.ngen.:.=. T.- u.a.or portion
~ f.s tr-d.u- 8-. done tu "l1 ,oust-u,-
..1.. or Io.a slte ari medium .iae goods.
.re tarrr was fair amount 90 -aI.tiugs
-.I f-ur.es sell TIE .ll ter -at,-us ana
tFl.le ua- ~ fair proportion. Lut t1e
.---- ar- s.Il iri.W normal Tae uIds ~
lrrrI- wcrr a.. generally acceptable to
..a..-.f..ftr.r-. aru il WsrE eases Tine uf-
ffT- nrr. fu..r.l down. 90 thr tsfIl sales
about .r tHH pieces WeEt spots aHi t.e
rrst llluIsa. a. bee delivered during tne
neat three months.
cotton. although a'ci. Las E1t uuctu-
.feI P. auK t1t,ut DuItrs tl' week a
i.afI.r cotton Iruker stated Yesterday
iIst frs. 10 the ulll~ are purchasing cot
-1n. I4e.tfring fr wait unlii mITr favor
ar.n ntriUI presents r-tlf -it quota
fl.T. -N f.r1. ffkbfr. i-t s.ett-. uuIlin.I. 4.
-| I.-.. $3.50 cents. 3 lirN. efNhls.
t.t ttrf-- 81 lurl. sbAsbr. ga cent Ist-
iDrh. Gi2ciz. u. cents, - 4ncA. tsAs-1.
NegLs.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
NOTES OF JERSEY NEWS.

Verona g. j. March % Special Palm
Sunday win lous be RENE mbeTed hy the
Mttn0d.sts of this borough. who to-day
celebrated three events-the seyenty-sev-
euth anniversary II the church. the nfti-
eta anniversary of the pastor. the Rev.
Charles r. Little. as preacher, and the
dedication ~ the new church
Glen Ridge. & j. March 1o.-An Easter
ceuce under re auspices of the Glen
R.Gre Assemblies viii be- held in Assem-
bIy Hall 90 April I The patronesses will
ll Nrs p Crittendsu Harris. Mrs Rufus
q Cawirg. 5r., Mrs Joseph T. Gallagher
Mrs FRED TT Schmidt. Mrs. Charles X.
Stau5ireer. AIRS. Robert q. Thomas and
MIs Walter +. Powers
Newark Is 20 have a know gour city
dag" ou "Wednesday April - on tuat
aale rae Young Women.s cArlstlan Asso-
citation VIII hold q meeting winch WIZ
assume tie nature Of conference, al
which speakers who are autloritles dloh6
their particular lines VIII make addresses
Tie Sinking Fund Commission Of the
village ~ Rideefeld Park has decided on
novel method of using the money ln us
possession While other mu2icipallt ties
tlr0uglout NeU Jersey are sinking tleir
spare money in stocks and bonds. the
sinking Fund Commission Of kldgeneld
PARK viii lend tile surplus % home own
ers il Ile village on first mortgage
Monfrlafr " j. March 30 tSpeciall -
T0-niEr- iu Uuiry Church here. a. q part
oi Cd series iU tIr discussion of the Prob
lens of To-day. there was "a debate on
socialism The subject was: Resolved.
tnar socialism l~ Just, Necessary and De
sirahle TIE affirmative was supported
hE solomon EeldmaU, Of New York city,
ca national ~ -aUtLoI uf Inc socialist party
TIE n@EallN- WAS maintained .t tne heL.
Thomas d. Slicer, of All souls Church,
New Erh
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21

reiormer as George a.. Record saying that
ne measure as a Cistinct advance m legisla-
u9n of this kind. although he would have
Aksd 70 haze secn a stronger measure
adopted GoRernor Forts action on the hin
Is awaited with much Interest. As late as
les' night re would not discuss his at,-
tuae on the hil. aiihclga hc freely talked
or i-s provisions win senator MaAeioe ans
Asssnsisfnan Edge Tacre is widespread
impression that the Governor win s.sn the
ac'. hut aftcr doing - VIII make Du5iie
staieAenf defining his att.tudc
The passage ~ the hill WAS a hig victory
Toy the leaders 80 the senate and The Horss.
Tor wlcn .nc session first hegan any ono
Who predicted J,e passage of such n meas
ure would have been laughed a. Tine
corporation lobbyists lad the UPPER hand
ana might have confinueG 20 hold II hse
not President Irelingtuysen. Senators A..
erman ana Wskelee and Asscmb',rn.,
Pierce. Snalivy. Schard. Edge and Ayard
taken hole Of ;ilc mstter and convened ti,,
ipformation - THE corporations that II t,ey
persisted I'm their efforts 90 prevent ,ba
carrying out ~ the platform pledge some
uins Tar more drastic might he enacted.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
DUTCH FAMILIES OFF.
Priests Start Increment of Set
tiers for Minnesota.

The ned Star liner Lap,,nd brought 20
port yesterday twenty-one Dutch families.
consisting Of about one hundred persons.
who are % settle IN the farming districts
of Minnesota More families are 20 come
this spring. and II Is believed that the eN-
ample OF the thrifty newcomers viii be
followed by others and make some per-
ceptible reduction in the population Of the
town OF Uden-
The Right Rev. James McGoIdrick. Ro-
man Catholic Bishop-of Duluth. is largely
responsible for the heavy influx Of Dutch
aliens lie gave much time and money 20
prepare the way for tie Dutch settlers IN
Minnesota. and through the pulpit and
through correspondence sent abroad he IN
duced the people OF Uden 20 come here
The Rev. August Van der Heuvei.
priest OF Duluth associated with Bishop
McGoldrick. went abroad recently 10 visit
his mother. who vas sick and while al
Uden ne preached the gospel OF emigration
20 places removed from the eongested
cities. The people expressed a desire 70
leave Holland II they could get assurances
that their priests. who are linguists' would
accompany them. and four Dutch priests
came over with the hrst consignment OF
settlers. who arrived yesterday on the Lap
land
The Hollanders we're prosperous look
ing. They rad plenty Of money. and one
family brought over a servant Their
COWS and pigs and horses had % be
sold before coming here. but Cornelius
Brouvcrs brought over yellow farm
wagon ne had had for many years The
entire party made favorable impression
on the immigration officials and VAS hur-
ried West on rs own special train
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
JAG BOARD" HELPLESS.
Reformed Blacklist Members Cant Get
Names Removed
TEl T-oFra11 y Tae TrII-ro !

BrauclEille n J.. March I'D SDeciaiH .-
There is a feature of me lag board law
5-st brought home 10 tle Branclriue board
taat is regarded by some rs weakness anna
hy Others as strength. II IS tae failure 81
Inc act 10 provide iu any way Tor remqyia-
name from Tile l.st "OLce a member. a
WAYS a member" seems 20 le tre ,ll.t os
tle law as interpreted D. Lre BIaucltIf.e
protectors. who are now considering iae re-
quest of siN men 10 have their names taken
or the list because, as they Took at g.
their moral fibre Is such that their names
have no business 10 ae there
The local sag board" has SET about segt
0us.y devlsiug some means 20 reduce t.e
is' by these siX names. lat 20 every t-rn
they are met with difficulties. they S.r.
N NAV turn out tnat an amendment fa INC
law Wl be sought before the legislature
-o50urus giving Tie board The power t1
unao a. well as 20 90. bur 10 the offort i~
made Il VIII be by one II the victims ami
not ty any member n The board. For u Is
said HAT deep down iu their hearts tre
members are vel satisfied with tie sirua-
zion and are only too glad 10 have their
hands tied 10 that extent.
Iac Braucl1llle board is iu san,th.uc of
Quundau also over the faiIlr, ~ .na
borough council 10 appoint a police force
d. ls known tlat some ~ IN. UlIfeyors Or
board and selling 20 some of tle men who
taFe been nagged, bur without 81 marshal
~ po'ic- it seems Impossible 10 stop then
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
CITATIONS

TIE PEOPLE or -HE STATE or NEw
York. by ths grace OF COO. free and inte-
sell scott Josephiae Russell EDDY Marie o.
Russell. Coruelta ~ tug hes Henry II.
Exccutor % rhe l-a't NlN 27d .estail.sn, Or
Hattie X. Hilton. deceased. Helen Hlton
-tory Albert B Hilton. Jr.. vincent X Euton.
Dorothy ". Hilton. Individually a..d a. ENecu-
trix OF the LAST VIII and Testament of If-
ward ~ Hltan. deceased. Ellcn j. Hilror.
c;-fa~dian oF TIE Estate 90 I1slen hilton story
the NerCautlle Trust Company, aa General
GUARDIAN Of the Estate 90 Aihcrt q Snlon
Tr ana a. General Gua "a an ~ enc Estate of
Vl-cenf E Hiltof., che Central Truss company
81 New York. General tuarlsaa - ellen -
rftfran ana 90 an persons Interested the
I-rtate ~ Wcurv Hilton. late o. tHc County %
NJ, ~ Ein or otherw Sc send arectins:
You ana each 20 Won are heicty cited and
required personally o. Pc 1nd anpe9s before
tbe sn-roga..s' Con~t of sid counts. held a.
the Hall cs Eeeords. IN ere Cn'in,y % Ns~
-. 49,. O'clock ~ tre forenoon 30 gnnt dIv.
then and there 90 attend a fue .rial settlements
q o., 'he ,S S'IsI. TGgs Ear-is ~ rSsta,ors os
ana trustees uudcr the llst WIZ and Tesfs-
nent OF sald deceased nnc Sueh "e yol a. are
ors vears are required % a2p~ar 90 yuuT
sulrd ian. lf YOU hctc one. or pr You huNe uone,
- IT, Ne ,vc-t ~ vuar acFiect or f..Iure 10
do 4, a Guardian W'. b. tDpotntt1 az Cns
surrogate % rspsesoat and Act for you iu ths
m tes1iaaony whereof Ne nave caused ths
seal of the SurroEates Court of the ssid
.fs-..rt Sr9xed Vices. Hon ASSor r.
Thomas. = Surrogate ~ our nit
countv IN che county % NcW Nora the end
Thousand nine hundred and ten
DANIEL = DOWpNEX
JAMES 3 DARCY. Attorney Cor Exss-lA>H
$50 Broadway. New York cny.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
WRIT IGNORED. oRDER ARREST.
Poughkeepsie Man Failed to Satisfy
Judgment, It Is Said.
TUy Teleg-ath . Tha TrIbuls

HtN 20 Al.ifal"
Polslkeepsie. X y March 2l-Fo- ig-
rcr.ng q writ ~ Justice Morschauser di-
rsct,us him 10 appear IN court and show
cause why De should not ne punished
for contempt. Horatio Nelson. who rs
wealthy. was ordered arrested by Justice
Morsr hauser yesterday. The order Of ar
rest b. tae outcome of a s.it Tor So for a
monument erected in the Poughkeepsie Ru-
ral Cemetery % tLe memory ~ Nelson :
father. william Nelson. wealthy New
York real estate operator
Nelson Is director az the D-tchess Golf
ard Co-Utry -lGb and captain uf the club s
team. He rs director ~ other orgauiZa-
tinuS THE Graham Granite Works obtained
Judgment against Nelson. who IS executor
~ L.S fathers estate. nE default Tie
Sherir returned the execution only partly
satisfied and Nelson was ordered 20 appear
before john B Grubh d referee. on FebrI-
arv Ls AND be examined IN supplementary
proceedings iie did nor appear. and again
faii-G e. guurlt witt an order 60 appea-
before th- referee nn March l0 tie ap
p-aret before Justice N1rScha4Eer and
promised fo submit o. examination hefotr
him .a=t SatIrday- hut failed Co. appear.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
PARTITlON SALEs-

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Clarence @ Friend and Elsie p Frien,f,
bis wife, plaintiffs. aGainst Washington q
Bogardus tan infant over the age Of fourteen
years.. defendant
In pursuance of Judgment ~ partition and
sale. duly made and entered In the above
entitled action. and bearing date the 1Gth day
OF March. 1910. T. the undersigned. the Ref
cree IN said Judgment named Will sell az
Public Auction at the Exchange Salesroom.
Nos It's Nesey street in the Borough of
Manhattan, city of New York on the l2th dav
N April. 1910 Il o'clock noon on that
day hy It Mayers. Esq. Auctioneer. the
premises directed b. said Judgment 90 be sold
dnc therein dcsc-lhed follows
AT that certain strip or parcel Of land sit
ua-~, living and beiug n the Borough ~ Mar
haitian, in tHc Citv ot New ForS bouudcd and
described a. follows.
Beginning az tha corner formed hv the in
tessection 81 the Southern size of 1ssd street
with the Easferlv side ~ RrOadway. themes
Southerfv. along the &astc-,v side 0f Broad
waF. one hundred and i've tlu1i feet more or
less % trr centre tine of tie block. thence
EasrerIY along the centre line of the block
or kinSsoridge EoaJ, thence Northeriy alona
said old -astcriv tine OF KinEsbrldge Road one
hundred and fve G0Ii feef more Or less a.
the Southern side ~ fSst street thence
WeUeriy- aicrg tho -outherfy side ~ lsard
street. Two - fcet mo-s Or less 10 the point
o.. place of beginning
Dated. New No~s Narch e 1910
DAVID H CAIN Referee.
II" f3lIovins is a dlasram 0f the property
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
aTORAGE NOTIcES-

TFE FOLLOWING PERSONS ARE HEREBY
u0tinrd chat thrir housthrlI effects nov uu
STORAGE WIZ tc slid az Pu1n- Nurti-u Wedneg
day. March . 1910. 40 rlmmirs' storage Ware
houses. -.t % 30 Vest it1tn ST.. New Nlre
City. at lo-iu g 'u.- iu defalf Or pay ment %
storage charges chat are over year due. accor4-
- % Avs governing storage wlrClouscs
= rlNMlNc.
Mr.. T. X. chamberlain B. A Reid ". d
caldwell Mrs A Fulton. AIr Frank Huster
IT,. = IrlNiIol Air o. Clark. Mrs W p
RirE. Mrs y Moran. Mrs. B. q Schmoier.
Nrs o. I1riey, Miss O' Rterne. Mrs. pe
GToot. Avs l. a. CarS g. RasHay. Miss Anuie
Coufad Mrs G.. Rich y LeWL % W.
smith. RicSetson W Jones "
SNOW. v Nia1n. Allen T.. EntIt Miss y
FaEer Nrs p g. pe Movies Rosers & Earrel
wm. Jarvis W q Fiaser SIr. A Ladner Mrs
GaInc'. HuGn tit man. Mrs " Hydt. Ms
n Red. Mrs Wolf "a Lehman NJ E Havoas.
AEs :. Gummin.h2m. NFs /. 3 Maan.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
FoREcLosuhE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YOpE.
LYDIA r. Waite. 81 81. Plailtins. sSailas
Theresa Ahslsou. ct a.. Defau11nts
IN pursuance % q judgment or loreCiusu-s
and sale. duly made and entered In the above
entitled action and bearing date ne aIrf dlT
% Tebrussy. 1910 T. the uudersigucd lns
Referee On said Judgment named. wiz SET! az
public auction. az the ExchanEs salcsro0n1.
Nos I4-t1 Vesey street ~ tne Borough o,
Manhattan. citv 81 New York. on ;he s0t1
day 81 March. 1910 a. - 1'ciocS uoon on THAI
gay, hy joseph p Day ESQ. Auci louesr. tls
premises directed hy said i-dgnen. 20 be sold.
and therein &esCFihed as follows.
AT that 10 Of land. WITH the o1!id.nG sncTe-
on erected. situate On tae Borough ~ Wanhat-
tan. city OF New YoTs. souadsd ana Described
as follows. Deginains 81 a poinf on rs nGIt...
crly side % Ff;y-si-ta Stseet distant three
hunired feet WodIc-ly rom the uortlU~rcorlv
corner % Eiuta lveuGc aud Eifry-slNrh street..
running thence ucrtacriy ana parallel with
Ninth Avenue ons hundred feet I've inches.
thence westerly aEf uafallci VITA Flftv-siVr1
Street twenty-five feet. theu~e sdufh1rly auf
parallel with Ninch Avenue. ore aundred feet
ave inches 70 the northcrlv SIDE % Fifty-eirln
street and thence caafcTiy asorg che north
crly side % Tifty-sizfa street.. tvssH.v-fvs fs-.
20 the point 90 place of ocgiuaina. BEING me
hundred ard twcntg-oEo West Gifty-sxta
street
Dated. New York March fst I0lO
SAMUEL ElGHT0N TEC0EE. Referee
SETH SPtNGtE TEEHY. Attorney fnF plsf--
tins =. o. and ofice addFcss. GO Br04f-
way Borough ~ Manhattan. ~. 81. city
The lollo~ing is diaGram - the pruuerry
- be sold. It's street numoe- "a Al " eEt NSth
street,
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
HIS DUTY TO MAKE MONEY.
God Gave Rockefeller That Talent,
Saws DR.. Macarthur.

Tile Rockefeller Foundation is the most
colossal eacrt ever attempted for the bene-
m Of tne h,.rnan race" declared the Rev.
Or Robert =. MacArthur. pastor % cal
vary Baptist Church, yesterday morning
addressing the Current Events Class of his
congrs cation.
"Mr Rockefeller shows as much orisi-
Eality and genius in his disposition % hi,
wealth as ne showed in its acquisition
added Dr. Macarthur. God has given him
the talent FOR making money as truly az
God has gi en- 70 oyhe- men the genius
which manifests itself in literature and tl@
arts and sciences 4 IS as mucn the dutT
of Nj Rockefeller 10 MAKE money for THE
benefit Of humanity as it is the duty al
other men 20 bless their race as mechanics,
farmers and manufacturers.
1.-The first and most striking feature Of
This foundation Is It's breadth OF purpos=.
Il is not tied 20 any color. class or creed IN
IT'S benefcent influences Neither Is IL linz
tied 70 any type OF civilization nor 10 eny
one co@ntry- This fund may be used for
educational. social or religious work in any
country or any form OF ph!Ianthropic and
benevolent work All countries. all centu-
ries aud all civilizations belong 20 its in
terests and may receive it's benefactions.
Il is applicable 20 All the varying needs Of
varying times and special emergencies.
1T is almost impossible for Us To con-
ceive the vastness Of this scheme. II ut-
terly dwarfs all other benevolent enterprises
in any country. II is worth much that aa
American. and a man Of religion should
lead the world in this magnificent benefac-
tion 10 the human race. To all Baptists i-
is a matter Of feiici;ation that one of our
own number should thus step IN advance Ir
all other philanthropists whom the world
has ever known.
Thousands will rise up in all the comirC
Years and bless the name of John u Rookie
feiler and bless God that He endowed this
remaI kahle man with unique ability rapidly
70 acquire and generously 10 bestow vast
sums for the good % men and the glory OF
God"
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
GOSSIP OF THE
COMMUTERS

Palmer. Jefreras. who has punched tick
CTS on a South Orarse train over the Lack-
awaana Railroad for several years. VIII
succeed "Em" Ayres on the MorrisioEu
Express.
WIKI the return ~ President Truesdale
IN q FEW days. negotiations for Improve
ueur~ alor,- the MonIc,aiT branch affecting
Bloomasld wiz be resumed
The Gen Ridge borough officials az the
Apra meeting wiz yote o. transfer the park
lands 90 the Essex county PSrk Conmis-
SION. with lie prc,iso that "a 80 do.cg the
interests OF the borough booking 20 proposed
I.ackawanna Improvements Niu not be in-
terfered with 5y The transfer of the PARK
lands.
Even before the frost is out % the ground
the members of the Veteran Employees As
so-iation II the Central Railroad of New
Jersey are looking forward 10 their annual
outing II wiu be held an the famous Al
lsntoNn tPennD duck farm. Committee
men Hulsizer. OF March chunk. and Meek
ins OF Ashley. hav= been appointed 20 ar
ranse fer the dinner.
Talk about ihe poor air in The sabways. %
said = commrler the other evening. as ne
entered a fern. trom mich thousand peo-
pie. mnre ur less Lad just DEPARTED. some
lAEienisI ought 10 he placed IN charge of
some ~ the ferryuoats on the North River.
Proper ventilation is not provided IN the
winter ana some OF the cabins are abso.
-a,ei, foui smelling after a biz h0@tload
Is aisembarhed"
Tho I-ackaVaUus Railroad. in a communi-
caticn o. thc state Railroad Commission
anenJ Tie complaints ~ lack ~ train ser
v.-r BOZ the evening between Newark and
Nortclair places the blame for tire condi-
tious on tie muuicipalities ~ Bloomfield.
Gien RiaSc and Montrlair which. tne COM
pauy asserts. hase DELAYED granting certain
concessions which would afford tAe corpc
ration means for providing increased facili-
lies
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
II5fh e.

Tho approximate amount n the lien or chaFz-.
"a satisfy which the above-descrihed property h
% be sold. o. Eight thousand anf uinaty-ous
lo-io0 dollars ,Ss.08l 10-lOOl. with interest
thereon from the 18th day of February. f0l0.
together with costs and allowance a-uouuting
90 Three hundred and eighty-six 1900
eS3s6 l5ioOl with interest from 81 day OF March.
l9lJ. together with the expenses or the sale.
The approximate amount or the taxes assess
mCnts and water rates. other liens, which
ars 20 he allowed %. the purchaser out % nc
purchase money or paid by TIE Referee. is SeveH
hundred and two 50-i0O CS702 5O-l0Ol. and inter
esf
Dated. New York. March 4 1910
WILLIAM a. McOCAID. Referees.