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but ends by taking what is offered by
Storlesi, whom he knows to be the
secret agent of the trust while nomi-
nally representing the fishers.
Storlesi pretends to fix the prices ar
bitrarily according to the daily catch,
but manages to keep the wharf guess
ing until Saturday, when he collects
from the wholesalers and turns the re-
mainder over to the men, less his fee.
Trust Firm Answers
The American fish and oyster COM
pany, alleged to be one of the firms
constituting the gouging fish trust
filed an answer in the superior court
yesterday to the suit instituted by G.
Gigi, A. Puccini and A. Fianzi, doing
business as the Portola fish company
in which it was charged that the Amer
ican fish and oyster company conspired
with A Paladini, the Western fish COM
pany, the San Francisco fish company
the international fish company the
California fish company and Biagini &
company to put the plaintiffs out of
business.
The answer consists merely of de-
malls of all the allegations made by
the Portola fish company. Some of the
denials, however, are made merely on
information and belief, the American
fish and oyster company pleading that
it has no knowledge of the facts
charged.
On this ground it is denied that the
plaintiffs went to A. Paladini for the
purpose of ascertaining whether there
would be any opposition if they started
a fish business. The existence of a fish
trust is denied by the defendant COM
pany, or the existence of any combina-
ton for the purpose of controlling and
monopolizing the entire fish business
That the Portola company was sub
Jected to espionage, or that a boycott
was started as the result of which
fishermen ceased to supply the Portola
company with fish is also denied
Webster & Webster and Alexander
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
NEW CHARITY STAMPS
FOR BELGIUM FAIR
Queen DeviseS Plan to Aid Com
sumpfiYe Women

The Belgian postal authorities will
issue stamp commemorative of the
exhibition The value viii be 1, 2, 5
ana 10 centimes. These stamps will be
current only in Belgium. The first
three viii be sold at double the face
value, and the fourth will cost Is CEN
times. The difference between the face
value and the selling price will be de-
voted to project for building sana-
torium for consumptive women The
stamps viii be on sale during the run
OF the exhibition The queen has de-
signed the stamps, which will portray
St Martin giving to a poor man the
half Of his cloak
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
Sharks Disguised as Fish

O'Donnell are the attorneys for the
American fish and oyster company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
SALTING NEW BORN
BABIES STILL PRACTICED

In certain parts of Asia and Europe
the custom OF sailing new born babies
is still practiced. The method varies
with the different nationalities OF the
peoples employing 1T. The Armenians
of Russia cover the entire skin of the
infant with very fine salt. This is left
on the body for three hours or more,
when it is washed off with warm water.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
CHIF'FONIERS

Mahogany-Regular so.
Reduced to ........$1 $500
Bifdseye maple-Regular
SIS Reduced to. $1S75
Golden oak Regular
$3.50. Reduced to-. $2O.65
White enamel - Regular
$50 Reduced to-. $22.5O
Walnut-Regular $50. Re
duced to -.......-.....$ $3.50
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
cHEVAL MIRRORS
BUREAUS

Golden oak-Regular SIS.
Reduced to S1f.25
White enamel = Regular
$50. Reduced to-. $500
Fumed oak - Regular
$3.50. Reduced to-. $2O.7O
Birdseye maple-Regular
$3.50. Reduced to. $2O.75
Walnut-Regular $50. Re
duced TO .......-.-.%S %S7.SO
Mahogany-Regular $50.
Reduced to $67.5O
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15

1t will doubtless surprise most
Americans to learn that out OF the
small total of 4.121 graduates during
the first century of the existence of the
military academy. from 1902 to 1902.
2,731 entered civil life at some period
of their career.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
DRESSING TABLES

White enamel = Regular
$3.50. Reduced to-. $1,000
Golden oak = Regular
Sl6.5O. Reduced to. $12.35
Mahogany-Regular $l6.5O
Reduced to ...$1 $12.3S
Walnut-Regular so. Re
duced to .....$1 $500
Birdseye maple-Regular
So. so. Reduced to. $500
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
Nicola Sto wegher and Fihenans wharf pho tahes
fees from the Dh secretly paid by the look after

as shark. Its name at the market de-
pends on its size. Large shark goes
as sturgeon. small as barracuda. But
first it is skinned and dressed SO as to
destroy its identity.
No, Cordelia, hops do not grow in
ballroom
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15

The shark, the cannibal of the fish
tribe. is often caught by the trusts
trawling tugs at handsome profit.
But it is not exposed on the counters
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
LOST BANKBOOKs.

BANKBOOK No. So. COZ Of the Union Dirie say
ings Bank is missing ANY person having a
claim 10 10 Is hereby called upon o. present he
same within ter g. vs. submit % having said
passbook cancelled and a new one issued
LOsT.-Bankbook No. 495.51T of DRY Dock say
tngs Institution. Any person having claims
upon said book Is called upon 20 present the
same 10 the bank within thirty days. the said
book viii be declared cancelled and eXtrguishet
and a new one issued IN lieu thereof
LOST -Bankbook No. 479.Os1 OF Dry Docs say
tngs Institution. ANY person having claims
upon said book Is called upon 70 present the
same the bank within thirty DAYS, OF the said
book will be declared cancelled and eXttuguished
and a rev one ISSUED IN leu thereof
IOsT-Passb0ok No. lil5G7 issued On the UEion
square Savings hank. formerly the Institution
for the savings o. Merchants Clerks Finder
viii please return it 20 the bank
LOST or STOLEN. -Bank5ook No. 5f2- e51 Of ths
German Savings Bank IN the City of New
Work. cOrner $th ave. and i4th So issued %
Richard MeckL All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same n not returned 20 the
hauk on the 18th day Of April. 1910. a duplicate
will ~ issued
LOST OR STOLEN Rankbook No G19 7G.. Or
the Ciemau Savings Bank in the city ~ New
York corner 4th ave and 1fth st.. issued -
Josephine singer. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same n not returned
20 the bank the 18Th day OF April 1910
duplicate will be issued
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
EoRECLOsURE sALEs.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY or NEW YORK
Thomas 81. Blake. plaintif. agalnst John
McDsrmOtt Thomas J. McDerulott and Catha-
rine McDermott. Defendants
In pursuance OF Judgment Or foreclosure
and sale daily MADE and entered in the above
entitled action and bearing date the 18th day
february. 1910. l. the undersigned the Ref
public auction. at the Exchange Salesrooms.
Sos "a and lG Nes~y street. in the Borough
of Manhattan. city of New York. the 2fth
day of March. 1910. az u o'clock noon on
that dav. bv Joseph T. Day Auctloneer. the
premises directed o. said Judgment % be sold
and therein described as follows
All those two certain lots pieces or parcels
% land. situate lyiug anG being in the BJr-
oueh ~ Manhattan CITY of New York. bound
Ell and described as follows
Beginning 80 . point on the southerly side
OF Isrh street. distant eighty-cight tsSl feet
westerly from tte corner formed by the in
rarse-fI-n D Of THE sCufhcTly side % 18th street
with The westerly side Of Avenue q. running
thence souther'y and parallel with Avenue q
nintrr-two tg2H feet. thence westerly and
parallel with 18th street hfty t5Ol feet. thence
ro-rherIv auI parallel with Avenue q ninety
r,fo Iqel feet 20 the southerly side of 18th
side ~ 18th street hfry t50l feet. 20 the point
or place ~ lfgiuninE- said premises being
known as CfN and $50 East 18th street. B0r-
Gugh - Manhattan. CITY % New York.
Dated Sew YOrk March T. 1910
WILLIAM A McQUAIu. Referee
PATRICK y O'BEIRNE. Attorney for Plain
tiW 40 l12 Nassau street Borough OF Man
haitian. N@w York city
The f2llowinE is diagram ~ the pPoperty
East 18th street
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT or THL INTERIOR UNITED
states Patent once. Nlsllugton & a..
March %. 1910 Sealed proposals ON quad
ruplratet Will be- received at thts ONO, until
o. O'Clock o. u-- Mundar. April 20. 1910 ana
win he up-ued immediately theIraft.r fu the
presence ~ such bidders as attend flr pro-
aucinE Cursus che fiscal wear ending June an.
iall - thc phofolithu graphic or other proc
tEE. comics o. dt tn iues 80 the weekly is.ilrs
10 patents. 'es4Ens and registered trade
MARKS. frf tnc Reproduction 90 eahau. u.t-I
copies - draw mss and sI~rl bee lions fl he ass
setnhled. stapied baudea and numbered. ana
tor pfoourfr= copies ~ drawings flr rh@
library edition OF patents esneciHratian. 4rI
.p@ctmcus- with forms ~ proposal vlu ta
furnished un application t1 the t'hIef clerk ~
thr Patent One All bidders ar. fuvt..I f1
hc present ut the opening All bids nt,-1te.I
ano contracts awarded subject tD su apnro-
Inv right io reject ans and All 0iIs il whole
20 in -trt - hereby resrrvcd EDWARD "a
MOORE. tonUiiaalon~r Auur.,-,f. frttff an
A BALsINGEE. SecFotsry
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
PLUM THAT WAIVERS
leland Belongs TO O0ertoa-TO
Taclc Sam-TO Campers.

..-, island. Gown OF RocsaWay Point
- T--ito6 states may need some day
IN, nlantiug of battery 70 protect the
!" - 1c created in Jamaica Bay, was
tbe Sd District Municipal Court In
ssle Queens. yes,crdaA, n one ~ the
e-.. ,I-.-ations ti.at have grown ont ~ ats
oec.Farc, ,.,.- -.
..,., ,.,l.riav was former Judge Win
4 ororton ar far RockaWay. Tie fs
-. c.,~ca Wyau for $500 because Wyatt
800. "a house ou flum Island which
..,r claims as his oWn. ONcrton claims
-..-.ir ro about everything on the island
,,,o .l.e sand. and f De wins the case
.-H., Wyatt lc WiI institute about forty
cher suits.
r..r Island. also known as Plum Beach,
ss some tears ag0 leased TO Ovcrton by
-, csrerrueuf Ovcrton had aIl kinds ~
.-,.f,e obtaining possession EIe found
.,.sft,rs ur t.c island After "a jon ~
.-rhle OtCrton won, and one day q hie
.l-ra,ars were toUed alongside the island.
4. lsrang iu arms was made. and IN a few
.r,, Orovou was absolute.
uner au rrc boxing clubs IN the CITY
,.t tr5cr tHe police hau Overton evolved
ia. promised to be Ca paying scheme T.
49, ro Ho.a nElts ou his island and defy
y. Sew NrrA police 90 interfere. IS only
reral ofi-ers would have jurisdiction. But
-, government promptly rev olzed Overron's
Nas
rhe T,.m Beach Association was formed
-.mly er ,.1sr who had leased from over
,- OBJ. to t che government granted lie
rev .,ast Alderman Prank Doetzler IS
enc rf -.o rr.rlf movers III fhe aSsorfsrf-,,
W,ar iaases . hol-e erected bv Overton
.-,- frf association. When Overton took
r..sses-. .rr ri-. tls ana ~ The soldiers al
I-Hsr-s n- rEe ISLAND reverted 10 nm,
Trc association says now that when il took
possession 81. .sE5ugs reverted 10 II ara
q. r5ao. ID. -s lease. Overton disputes
tbs
-1s f-r-l.--lor ~ Justice Kasien was
os-..l -s ae au3 BIS federal rroperrv
tbs -iH- ueen raised Tor purposes
o re-.ra 'e case went on. y lasted an
or aas ...as. then got untu Aprl IS 10
q tles
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23

The approximate amount of the lien or
charge. % satisfy which the above described
PI9pf @ o. oss 9 5a4 atb GSHarsg 85srssi
u .ere0l from the 18th daN of February. 1910.
O. Two hundred eighty three and s-io1 dol.
lars JS4S3.o>i with interest from February 10.
1910. together With the expenses Of the sale
meuts and water rates. or other liens which
arr 10 be allowed 10 the purchaser cut Of the
Is ss5a dosrs 81 5000 ana s interest, s1yS' ''
Dated. NcW York. March I. 1910.
WILLIAM A McQUAID Referee
SUPREME COURT. NEw YORK COUNTY. -
Joseph byers. AZ soie surviving Trustee ~ and
gnfer TIE Las VIII end Testament of John
Realty A tonstruction Company 20 al defend
IN pursuance OF a Judgment ~ foreclosure ana
sale made aud entered in The above entitled ac-
tl0n and bearing iafe me 18TH day of March
Judgment named viii sell az public auction a
tse - fsnEe sac. Rooms. Ses - i6 Nesey
or tre fttr fsv IN Arrif 1910 n, q. o.-I-.E
noon on -hat iay. by JOSEPH r Day. Au-tiouesr
aud rlerela described as follows:
At That certain .ot. piece or parcel ~ land
cI' .e' situate. J, ing AMI being in the rorOIgh
of mo Bronx .-tv " New York. bounded and
beginning ~ a point On the East-rly side of
Hughes Avenue distant seyenty-one tTIl feet
ei-ht 80 lnrl-s ~oltnrriy. along the same. from
~oHtfe-.r side of ous hundred and eighty -eishrh
tl0-ft. ~'r.-f NifE the -alf Easrl-lF side ~
dathss Avenue running thense f>lste.iF para. e.,
HHE fHt said ~1lrFrrIN side 0f l~stf street
.i-Hf. $50 t--r ElE t6f inches. thence
-H.tH-r.r parable, with tle said I--terie side
1f Hughes avenue twenty four t24i feet zen titi
inches. thence Me-tgIlr. AGAIN parallel with the
said %n#-1s-lE eide ~ l>~fh street Eighty seven
$50 feet r.V t6i inches tu rhe Tasteriy Side ~
HHElte Avenue thence Nlrfh-rIy along the sail
F..ftr.v Bila g. Hughes avenue tvruty-f1u- le4l
t-.- f-u 0m inches to the point or place of be-
rirrIuL
ua,.l Nsv y"-t, March u 1910
~ TAYLOR PHILLIPS Rafaraa
WrTrT ~ e. LEONARD. Aftoruar FOR Is.ri~-
-r ~ broadway. hanhatt2u Borough. Sew
Tu-- Itfv
-ae .ouosiag is a diagram og The property 90
rog,h Street
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
REcEIVER,s SALES

rs THE CIRCUIT roCRT or THE UNITED
states f0I the southern District OF NeV
York The Underground Electric Railways
CON many ~ London Limited. Complainant
against Louis Ovslrv executor 81 The
Last VIII and Testament - Charles 4
TcrEes. deceased. and others Respondents
Sotice h hereby given that pursuant %
decree 81 sale made ~ the aboVr-eutttIed
cause bHaring date the e2ud day of January.
1910 and entered iu said cause the under
signsd. the Receiver iu said cause win s-lI
"a public auction through The American Art
Association Managers by Thomas + Kirby
auCtiou-~T. an McudeIssonu Hail. 40 Tt3
West Iuth Street. IN the Borough of M1nhat-
tan in tho city and County % New Yo-k the
arf collect tous rf pictures and tapestries
contributing tho cniiett tious ~ said articles
10 ttc estate ~ Charles r Yerkcs. decsar-d.
th. said pictures on che 9Th day OF tpril
1910 az a quarter p1st eight o'clock fr tr+
evening - thar dar and continuing 1t tha
same hour on the sixth. seventh and clgItf davs
% april 1910 and the said rugs ana tapes
tries on the eighth dar - AprU 1910 ne
two O'Clock ~ the afternoon ot shat dav
For further particulars reference Is made 10
said decree
Datsd New York March fth 1910
CHARLES o. B'ELINGHAM
Receiver
J. r. COTTON Ir.. Solicitor for Receiver. I6s
Hrn1dva-- Nru York Ctty
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23

To " NJ. QUICKER j. Holmes Butler Mary
sullivan. Mrs. 81 r Firth. Mrs Carolyn
Huestis Mrs q. j. Baddstt Mrs Annie Cl.ner.
" ST. Cl~misnire Mrs Lizzie Mcdonald Irs
Iyah te a. Richardson or Ivah Dc g. BE -G.
n Hoyt Lena Dougles. Paul pefrenois. Clar
anle +. Prince or Miss Ellen Heapv. Nrs. susie
A Hughes katherine Richards. Ludwig Bau-
mann & co.. ard Irene ROumage: You and eacn
81 YOU are hereby notified that the time fog the
payment ~ our lien upon the property Eeren-
after described having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given sou, We VIII cause such
property. 20 wit. Household Goods Personal Ef
fects and Merchandise, stored in the Columbia
Storage Warehouses ly You O. lU YOUR name tor
in which you may have an lntercstl. to be sold
al public auction. according 20 che statute TN
such -ase made and provided. a. Nos. 56 and -
West GTth Street. on saturday. April -. 1910.
al tu.30 a. ~. and u the sale thereof is not
completed on said date the same will De con
tiuued az the same place each and every
SATURDAY. theTea fter. beginning at 1880 a m.
Until the sale Is completed
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
Neu VOrk March 18th. 1910.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
BAKER oBEYs THE MAYOR.
10 More Mugging. Except After Con-
viction or Confession Of Crime.

S. prisoner .s t0 he mes -slrel or photo
rrtrhsd frr f.e Rorucs' Gallery hereafter
unless .. Ha- been tried and convicted. or
Gas r.r.5.5 rulrv 90 the commission q a
c-rlr T..~ rrr0urcoment was made ves-
,sr6sy .omri issiouer Baker IN comnli-
t-cs n.fH Navor Gavnor's letter on Mon
asr rsr.. rv tse case - Walter Farm
tr Vr. WAS naotorreuhcd and measured
arr - .-rest Fandon was discharged
c0-~t
The Commissioner said .hat an such
f.ars could ae avoided 10 the desk leu
te-ar,s MOULD display little more common
sense '-cEweut and discrimination He
sffe7 t1st there were call boxes IN the
s'sror houses sO that the prisoners could
SEND messages 20 any one unless. IN the
language nf tha police rules. such action
,0a'f -e.-af the interest Of justice The
C1nml>>.1rer said that since has appoint
reat las July more than fve hundred
picture, Had heen removed from the gallery
and destroyed
Mr Baker said he had received rnore COM
plants as4iu-i Cunningham and keenan,,
--e H-0rz raiders.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
AUTO COLLECTOR HELD.
S''ern@c-t Clerk Harris Arraigned on
s-..ge q Issuing Fraudnlent Checks.

- - -
.e dealers appeared r 80
.lr .r-ter0s- to ld~rufF Rob-
Hl.a states -u.efsnl,rt
-".r Eu.E ur1siHr grounds.
-rHalal-a ou a charge 80
Tie noUIialt.s-- was
-e.'t 1f the Hori.aal-s sc1t. COM
.e Hru. a.fl offices at 30.
U. motion of Harl-s Jaw
taTr.rl. flr csse was I.t
... -...s ls alleged o.
.arauaa.l,s lra- various
.e. tae cusl.,y under
r Johnson manager
erl. Automobile Company. of
..er..rra iarIls rs ,se man
-..arl ta aase "a Gag l-st se.ir
.. ut Farr1 = lIamIItal oa
.I,.H -iIe,h inr >,a
.. .a4-| .nt alnr Prank a.
@ -Fr-.. oI saturday Nlcu
fa4 uN nra MI. fHH
81. ...I-u.. UrIflny1 ,lrrE
t..H. uU tie fif-l National
l-., o..fl amluk. .sn- been ar-
r- Er S-ott as payment Tor tl-
al. t.i-a when rhr deal wac mac",
d. uI. r-fI-.f4uH Has una d.
l..-. fraUk ~ WILSON or q manu-
In.. ''tn .n.N nr in aNrtta io
I...'' I NC IDUIt. .rllfra 4. a. Ste
'r.I IrI nt t.e lirf Aailoual
.In AUnuI TESTIFIED to fhc
l... % uf .lo .lrUa rihcn 90 fn~
=. 'null.u. and declared tIdi
--@' "'.sh iA- prisoner.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male


C0ACHNAN.-I wish to secure place Tor ml
a q. ..r4llll.r recommend lu highest terms cify
..- ..l.fr- q u. bafu1u. D.. West gIth d.
tHdtr 81 li-beru. "t'
rDAtHNAN ard I-r-f' ''l--N Hing Euulr H1'
iardr-. srraks English So r. 80 500 ref
.rerrsz r8ullrt position Natl-as4l Bureau
Sis Cta ave. T-. gss-iiryalt
CgA~HAIA gardener. f-ru-f. ulf.. cook
lauulr.ss. et.s son. fu. good helper exc
e.f-fonaI references. $3.50 al- board Mal-
Da.v. -8s East 5-t1 st
DaA-HMAN a.ls.e. -tl.e'.r s.ue-. Wu 30
aurafcrr. has lfa. class F't-r-ulr HarLt.
gUe .steFaau ave
-,,tTTfuAs -.5-ru.u. sa-... careful -iI-
grfrer. willing ana ahll-.nr. r.-.f noes. r-rr
a- country GI-llt. t4r- element. lGa ams-.t-
dam ave.
,,1E. Fust GLASS. rr 14Is Work. a,a4 I.f.r-
sr.r tat HN ur.- ttan-- N. 80 l,-i. -r
COUPLE -tssrIaau. ael-. rif. cook and Iaug-
.r-ss. mau nH.s.l" work.. .are Hs lrTsas.
a.r....f. rf... references tfi-tf.|.. Nar4c.ralu
Trr.au sis crl ave- Tsi aI>-f'.- aut
rtrefrr s-- aU round f.rrrr. good
r..Is.r aal trlUIef-r. sober active Foune
r...r.. r.ferencss M caro- Matf.asoa Bureau.
~, stU ave Tel SIS hFaut
-PAHaNns So. tun GOOD. szp.r.er--.l
r-.a. together 81 separate. E1al mlIk.rr ana
-.,-..-r.r~. fef-l.usrs Wilhelm. r4ra Natre..-
FaTsf -IrpEEIs,T-o,L LEe-I by Iracti.al man.
...--.-.,.rI- all uu o. Iaf. m~iln.- ..It ~.
....Ue.,.. uafre-. D.. c-Ir o-eAs Astu... go
ti. atr
D. 4r,.rft- .Iti.1sH- N.rth frianl. aal.I...
r1rr rhl.isen. Eoo. vegetable zr.afs. s.eeiIsu.
.f.Irsrran. el-.Hesslui Hlf- Il-itir. b-Et lt-es-
saas CarDeniels BlEl4-. Ia "a als-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
sEENAN,s PRIsoNER HELp.

Fan. 1e.a..f tue bartender in Krun-
" Hr 81. IS Westchcs'er square,
- H.r Was ARRESTED .ast SUNDAY
I"s ar '..t.'raa Thomas keenan, FOR
'r '"r ....-e law, D-as held tv
N-5-'-ate I.-r.~ la tle Wes;r..esfer oo1r;
e-l..
..- policeman who. with Pa
-r-a.w- s under suspension
a. having borrowed money
a.aE..- ir Ile Rr0uN. After
- testimony MaFisgrarc Butts
fa "r n.- compelled o. hold The bar
le-.r aHt Nsl Hs5 20 N08
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
HELP WANTED.
Female

FllaaAc
i-AI NDREss-City and country. must do shirts;
SO. az once Winthrop Bureau. 65 West 3sth
I-ArNDREssEs Who Will assist win cbaUl6er-
work. god references required. Miss Carrv's
tureau . West "a St, 9Th floor
NURSE ezpcrieaced. 60 out of town. also agrss
anG seamstress. sood wages paid. Telephone
le-s Plaza. MOTIONS Bureau, 81 Lexington
ave. corner 5sth 81
NURSES ia infants ana growing children. must
have references. Miss Curry's Bureau . West
80 81 dfth hoor
OSTRICH FEAlHERs E1peTienreI sewers and
curriers' wanted. god pay. steady WCFA
Marros. ds9 RroadUav
SCOTCH LAUNDREss. To- country ali yesT
around, must have first class reference. Har-y
Iurner's Bureau. 81 West s5th 81
SOLICITORS Trip TO Euiope Passion
Play, for limited number Subscriptions CO.
luU5ian Magazlne Address T.. o. BOX S55
Asdisoa square Branch.
SOPRANOS for BrcokiyE. $500 oTganist for COLI
lege. $50. Webstev's Choir Exchange ls5 sur
ave.
s-ESCGRAPIIEg- Opening Tor blight. c5Inle-
ieHt oeginner. salary So call Dish Agency,
Room us. 81 Ann g.
sTENOGKAPHER. bo0kkeerer. Sl6. cnsraicaI
81. g.rls must be- uea- and experienced. Call
biehl sEenc}, 30 Ann 81.
THOROUGHLY cNperieucsd head of sIoca fo-
wotlen's underwear department. Ne-th=in s,
-, CO. GS9 BroaiWey B-ocklyu-
TWO Girls, tose-nef. No 90 wo-k OF h-1se;
country. So So N0U-z1's uoa.estic League.
u East $50 81 agency.
ssEs-Must be- competent: any ra-
tlouality- cali ali week, Miss CugTy BuIeau,
= West 42d -. ff,h floor
MATTRESSES. VINO a. charnherwc-s ana have
gooQ references call az once. Miss Curry
Bureau. - West s2d ST.. nth n10r
NANTED-Young gIrl 10 mind tao little Eirls
and make herself useful; sleep home. cali
after q 3ss West I'D 81.
WANTED-Head o; stock FOR wonsn's cloak ard
suit department WesIhelm 5. 6s5. So. Cs3
Broadway. BROOKLYN.
WANTED.-Young girl 20 take care OF TWO little
girls and make herself useful. sleep home.
CAL after 2. 3fS West I'D 81
MAJ Eb-A lacy associate Cno capital requiredJ
20 assist in placing fully secured bond AL-
dress L. A. BOX 3. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
CIGARETTE PUFFs COST $780,
Brooklyn Man Tells Police Fellow Hun
garians poped and Robbed Him.

nnf o. tre old games came 10 lFht yes
's-ssl when Johr smith. a Hungarian. -
So Ir Sackett street. Brooklyn. was
raaaeH Hf $500 SMITH was found meander-
i-- a"..r Park Row BOB a dazed condition.
Fs N4- taken to The Elizabeth street sta
fH where pc WAS revived.
T.f doping of cigarette. which wears
40 Was common practice n rabbUr per-
F.r- 0t '.r.r money. was the method tried
o SHtH FIe roIE fhe police thar De was
U DIS H#r rr insert an advertisement in
one rf '. daily papers when he met q
rH V. spoke Hungarian, and the
Swans remarked ta.t he. TOO. was bound
o. ree-rl ...r Office, 8ud offered 20 show
f'w tr wsE Afrcs walking several
tu.s.. -...E 0e.s Ioiueg hy another man.
rtr .-.- frrtl some cigarettes which
s-. -.F .- ercaT-ei. lie had taken nut
Irr ..F-. a, said, when De became dizzy.
Haf- 20 good description 90
t"e rr. m.a. and taey nope 10 SET them
ts,., ...-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-23
suRRoeATEs NoTIcEs.

is PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON
Aburr g. Thomas. Surrogate ~ The county
% NeW York Notice Is hereby given 20 ali
persons having claims against Ellen 81 Pike
late 1f the county ~ View Nork deceased O.
present the same with vouchers thereof Co
the subscriber. az her place % trausactins &
business. the office % Gufhrle. Bangs a. Vaa
sindercu So 90 Wall street On th- City 0f
New York ON or before the 2Gth day % July
next
Dated New York ;hc 10tl dav 90 January
1910 JEANETTE y COIN
GUTHRIE RNSGs & VAN sfNurREN AZ.
torueys f1r ENscutr.N 50 Wal street
Sew YorA Crry-
~ FuE~t NNCE cF RE ORDER OT HON
Nru"r o. lnomas. ~ Surrogate. cf tle county
~ Nsw Nors. notice ts hereby given to al
persons having r.tums agaiusf charles Msyne.
late of the county RI New York. decrased. o.
present tne same with v1urn-rs thereof 20
fht subsrrintt, at ncr place 90 trtusat ting
business. "a The oNcos of Pratt KoehIev &
tJHscIl. No A. Cedar @tr-er lu rh~ titv of
Sew N'rh. on or Before tEe -grd day Of sep
pat.d NsN NoeR ,ae iirb d1y of March
1910
CNC1LfNE nIAYNC EN.cgt~.s
Pratt, h'euler a i.usatll ATTORNEYS Cor tN-
erutrtN, No. 81 Cedar street. Borough 90
Manhattan. CITY oc New Y5rE