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CT A SSIFIEDI
PRESS ADS
Business Chances
Most Desirable Fur
nished Housekeeping
Suites in the City

in; rooms all full; cheap rent and 5
year lease; gas stoves in all suites;
clears over $500 per month; this is a
snap; $500 cash will handle, and
will take some trade. For further
particulars, phone Glenwood 6S5,
party Y.
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PRESS ADS.
CLASSIFIED RATES

| wish to rent a 4 or room house
within or blocks of the Logan
school VA, The Press office.
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Cleaning and Pressing

French dry cleaning and dycing.
Ladies' work speciality. Gents
suits sronged and pressed. First
class work: moderate prices. City of
Paris Dye Works. 222 Riverside.
Main 1926.
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Wanted to borrow on gilt edge Sc
curity, $4,000. l.. c., box 252.
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Wanted-At once SO live boys be-
tween the ages of and 10 to
handle The Press; good money for
the right boys: for further particu-f
lars see Red at The Press. 116 N.
Division
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Help Wanted-Female

Ladies, make money-Learn in an
hour to do fancy plush work
steady employment. 21S Sprague.
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Hides and Junk

Dealers in junk and hides. Kahn q
Falk CO.. 10-12-14 East Main.
Main 5474.
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Help Wanted-Male

Wanted-Man at once to handle a de-
p3rtment in real estate business;
elegant opportunity for steady man
who can give references; 500 de-
post necessary. Call $50 Rookery.
Nanted-A young attorney to take
free desk room in busy office:
considerable work to start. 630-1-2-3
Rookery bldg.
Wanted-Clerks' and carriers exam
nation in this city soon; per-
manent positions: advancement GER
tain; applications must be filed im-'
mediateiy; information free. Nation-1
al Civil Service Bureau, 407-S ROok7
cry building. Open evenings until g.
O'Clock
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Doctors

J. Edward Lydon, M. T. D., graduate
American College Mechano Their
apy. Woman's specialist. Chronic
troubles. No knife or drug. 310-11
Auditorium. NJ. 1905.
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Attorneys.

Samuel T. Crane, lawyer, 40 Column
bia building. Phone. Main 1892.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
LONG TERM FOR G. ". YEANDLE
Juror Who Solicited Bribe "a Trait
Or" Justice Blanchard Says.

George W Yeandle, who was juror No
of the original jury selected to try Edward
T Rosenheimer on an indictment for mur-
der in the first degree and who accepted
500 OF bribe of S25na TO vote for acQuit-
tai yesterday was sentenced by Justice
Blanchard. in the criminal branch of the
Supreme Court 10 not less than five nor
more than nine years and nine months in
state prison
Yeandle was trapped by Justice O'Gor-
man and District Attorney Whitman. TO
whom James ". Osborne, counsel for Ro-
serheinler reported Yeandles offer to de-
liver his vote The $500 was paid TO Dago-
bert Tinendorfer. Yeandle' s agent. VINO has
pIeaded guilty 10 the charge of bribery and
is awaiting sentence.
Before sentencing Yeandle Justice Bian-
chard denounced him as a traitor and
praised the course pursued by Osborne IN
promptly calling the matter to the atten-
ton of the court and District Attorney.
He said he found no grounds for clemency,
as would have been the case If Yeandle had
pleaded guilty instead of putting the coun-
" 10 the expense of trial.
Clark l. Jordan. counsel Tor heanole'
served notice of appeal
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
GUILTY OF MANSLAuGHTER
Jury Convicts Roth, Whose Chill.
dren Testified Against Him.

Abraham Roth, who killed his wife and
then cut his own threat, In their home, 1T
No. e4 RivfEgton street, was found guilty
last night in General Sessions of man.
slaughter in the first degree. The Jury
was out nine hours Roth was rerlanded
for sentence until December 1e-
Two of the principal witnesses for the
prosecution IN the trial were Roths
eIeven-year-oii son. Israel. and his ten
year-old daughter Mellie- They stated that
they had heard Roth threaten TO kill his
wife a few days before she was found
with her throat cut on the fire escape OF
their home.
Roth did not deny using the expression
Yiddish. quoted by the children, but said
in his defence that he had used it in the
sense in which II was most commonly
understood on the East Side; namely, TO
chastise, not 10 kill.
When Roth VS. found lying in bed with
a slight cash in his own throat. he had a
knife IL his hand. Assistant District At
torney Frank Moss made the most Of this
fact in his summing UP. pointing out that
il completely dtscredited Rotns testimony
that his wife had tried to kill him, and
tleen thinking ne was dead had killed
herself Moses Sachs was counsel for the
defence
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10

south; Lake Michigan, moderate south hecon-
iH TY,e temperature viii rise SATURDAY in the lake
,eeion and saturday and Sunday in the East
and Southeast r~, g. t-,,-,r.a, ;,
Steamers departing SATURDAY Tor European
,,-ts will have moderate westerly WINDS pecoiil-
t1r. variable with fair and cold weather 10 the
Grand Banks.
Forecast for special Loca!ities-roT Eastern
,csw York fair and not quite SO colo to-osy'
Increasing cloudiness and warmer Sunday proo-
ably rain or snow in western portion hghI
variable winds =, .i, .ots
.. L5av- increasing cIoudiTess and warmer sun
- light 10 moderate west winds, pecohhihs
- The District Of Columbia, Delaware ana
-, Jersey fair and not quite SO coid to-dsy
..osstr,g cioudlress and warmer SUNDAY hshi'
variable WINGS ,-,.,a fair and not ouite
~ ia -t,av: inerea sing oiouciness ana WARMER
SUNDAY: probably snow oi ram a.
-. light variable ~lnds- ST.. md mt ,uite
~ y. Eastern Pennsylvania. fair ana aot qui.e
fo Id 10 iay: Increasing cloudiness ana w %
50 e cei- ,-otai1iv snow rain IN Fo,thTfh anu
sutna.' ,rortions: light. variable "inoe -
Nes'eiia n ot.~rern Penusy yiysnia- faii an s, - 50
foi - snow or rain fo-nlghi OF 0unuae :
coid 20 u~~.oaerste east winds becoming Fa''A-
bic western New York. genefaiS lar ana
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
NAY CALL GALLAGHER INSANE
Rumored That State Experts VIII So
Report on Their Examination.

There Is talk in the Court House at JeT-
sey City that the states physicians VINO
have had James J. Gallagher, Mayor Cay
nor's assailant under observation have
about decided he is insane They examined
him on Thursday afternoon IN the county
jail and. 1t is reported, will see him again
before he is arraigned for trial on Decem-
her % No confirmation of the insanity re-
port could be obtained yesterday. Prose
cutter Garven refused 10 discuss it
The states examiners are DR.. John u
McGiTl, of Jersey City; DR.. William j. Ar
litz. of Ffoboken: DR.. Harry A. Cotton, Of
Trenton. and DR.. George A Sexsmith, Of
Bayonne DR. Arlitz said Yesterday: We
shall say nothing until we make our report
To the court next Tuesday.
The fact that Alexander Simpson. Gala
CHER lawyer, who has been present at one
or two of the states experts visits on Cal
Iagher mas engaged only one expert to
prove his proposed insanity defence, has
been interpreted as sign that Mr.. Sinlp-
son thinks the states witnesses will say
Gallagher is insane
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
TEE WEATHER REPORT.

''hfiSl Record and Forecast.-M asiliii '0'.
-'s' "a moderate depression from the
- q THE middle Rockies Is ccnihls o
FsaTezt Missouri. with resulting hgnt sAo,
4 ieRs- Light SHOWS also continued N ihe 'SA'
isso2 but elsewhere east Of the Rocky Aoai'-
ans The weather -vas fair. Eest Of the NOUN
a he Weather waz unsettled. WIN '"0a4
'7--s over the ali6die and northern DISTRICTS
tflzidcrsoiy warmer between the Aissi5sllp'
'~i'er ard -he Rocay Mountains. but TO ne
.-e'f a-e teE1peratures still low. ranging
-'-ai lo L - degrees below the seasensble aver
90 m the iske re-fon. New England. the middle
'-s1I1ic states and North Carolina.
. ae disturbed barometer conditions u ire
ss--ls Aes- EsiiI be followed by SHOWS or wins
O. II the middle Mississippi ana 4oNs.
~ e.aisfls sac By local SHOWS Saturcay flsi'
-s-la5 over the lake region ana upper ofie
e. Rains SHOWS are also probable iH
o. 1E Saturday. and rains Saturday or ssl-
RI l'snt ~ fhc west Gulf states, eAtehsiiAe
~"fia3 iLtO she east Gulf states
eti WINGS along tne Seg EneiAlc t-ossL
rr9=, i2oCerste west becoming NaTlanit'
L. 4 iialtic Coast and soJtb Atlantic t1ssl.
at ldrlaales C2lf Coast. Aghi and A-nslAs
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
EXCURSIONS
MEXICO TOURS i'isssss''' sssaT
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

S-u7yy work. SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF
- yCrL Dsane s. EverSon. Flainrl0, aEainss
-rte Mountain Construction Company. SsTn1ei
Mr. Wuliaru V Simpson, and Mary y -
tTs nisinrir being ignorant OF the present SUI
,.v,s ~ ,hS psrsOn designated as May y
N~- ~ he person intended BY such dssisra-
,soy, bairc the person 20 whom under the narne
~ Ns-v a Franklin. the premises osscrloec IN
r., ccuoIaiut II Iris action were ccnEeSeQ oS
Tta Mountain Construction Company Defenc-
aprs ~Suruuons-Piaintid desires the trial 70 %
-a5 IA tbe C0Unty Of New YorS-To the aeov~
named Defendants You are hereoS suIH1louso ~ 81
~srrsr .hs complaint in This action. and to serve
-r-oI- ~ voCr answer che Plaintiff 5 ACcor-
rev within twenty days after the service OF
tbis Summons exclusive II the 6ay OF service
.r6 in rsss of YOUR failure 20 appear. or answer.
irdgruent will be taken against you ~ csiaGll
for the relief demanded II the complaint
Dafe,z New York October etth, 1910
TFJ0N8S HOOKER Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post Offi~e address and OffCe. Nc dNs Brttad-
ySay Borough of Manhattan. New norS CIV
To The defendant. MARY A -. the ptain.
-fF heinQ ignorant of the present surname cf
the perscn 50 designated Mary a -. ana
tbs ,srxon intended by such designation being
the person 10 whom under IRE naIsie et LAY y.
franklin ths premises described IN the colnp ats
IN This action were conveyed by The Mountain
Construction COMPANY The foregoing SUMMONS
i sa-ved mon you nv publication, pursuant 70
a. order of the Hon Henry Ssch0r Justice
af tns Sur-ene Court Of the state of New York.
dated me 18th day OF November. 1910. and Sled
v-irb the complaint IN the 5rice OF the Clerk %
,t,s Count OF New York. at the County Court
House in the Borough OF Manhattan ef the Clsy
Of New York
THOMAS HOOKER. Plaintiffs Attorney.
0e.fre and Post OftCe address. Nc. 500 Broad
way Borough Of Manhattan. New Nork CRY.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
INSURANCE HEADS MEET
West Future Centre of the Busi-
ness. Saws Paul Morton.

r-hI~s-o. Dec g The fourth annual
.ee1ing of the Association of Life 1nsur-
,,re Presidents opened at The Hotel La
sale today. with Paul Merton. president
- the Equitable Life Assurance Society,
residing. Mr. Morton. in his opening ad-
s-aSs- proclaimed the West the future CEN
- Of insurance activities declaring that
- .-srar OF insurance like the star Of
.nrire. westward takes its way He
continued
American life insurance never stood SO
oiI never was SO safe or surrounded by
Sc many safeguards and never offered tne
ttcdav. The expense of mana cement is be-
. ~i,-tsiled Economies Of all kinds have
-, introduced and dividends 10 policy
seIa4rs are being increased. The chief
--Ei-jor Of the Association OF Life InsIIr-
s,-s Presidents Il TO emphasize the TACT
-hsI these great life insurance companies
S-4o-r 10 the people and that nothing N
Re wsv Of regulation. taxation or leglsla-
- can he done 10 in jure them which the
,.c.icvholGeTs win not have to pay for
FTffv vears ago life insurance IN the
7-7i-ed states averaged s. y per capita
-, wears ago IL had risen 10 sS9 per cap
a. and to-day ii is estimated as amounting
- aaout $3.50 per capita Fifty years ago
- rcraI outstanding life insurance carried
at old line life insurance companies do
- business IN the nited States was less
-tsn that now carried by Illinois companies
Nlllln HI ltaAS Llit fbiElBe VI
Sc insurance business has increased from
s-s5 aaa Geo TO s13 zoo 0oe. 600. almost one
L-,3-e6 fold though in that time the pop
-,Ie-Ion Of the United States has increased
}ess Than three-fOld.
,f-s Florence E shaai, Of Boston. man
.ger of the wouan's department Of the
T--,,;-snls. claimed for her sex a primal
right 70 engage III the insurance business,
..recause Of a womans tenderness, COM
IN
rsrrv sunshine into the dark places of the
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
HAVE sI1,sO3,234 JUDGMENT
Mexicsns Want 1t Made Collectlble
Here Against George D. Barron.

Papers in a suit for 81. s05.2 2Si We're served
Yesterday by United States Marshal Henkei
on George D Barron, OF Forest avenue
Rve. " Y, on behalf of the Companla hN-
nioradera Mexicana Sociedad Anonima
Strong & Cadwalader. attornys for the
niaintiffs. have not yet filed the details OF
the complaint. but they said yesterday tha1
the Mexican exploration society had recov-
cred Judgment for the amount mentioned
in the Mexican courts over certain valuable
mining properties in Mexico. The suit mere
is merely 10 have the Mexican Judgment
made coIlectible mere against Mr.. Barron,
who Is interested in several mining propo-
sitions in Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
BERWEL WOULD SiDESIEP
But Court Compels Ex-President
of Oueens to Face Grand Jury.

Tcserh Berr7el- who resigned as president
n Queens. following an investigation, and
v-h;ie charges asking for his removal
v-e-e pending before former Governor
Hughes. refused yesterday 10 testify be
fore the grand jury Of Queens County
Tre v~ss later compelled to testify by order
,f Justice kapper. Of the Supreme Court,
The grand jury is making an inquiry into
,.-s-res Of official corruption in Queens
Borough.
ACCOMPANIED by his brother. Charles
47a~-7eI = clothing manufacturer Of No
.. Marion street, Brooklyn, who is under
y7oaa bail. charged with perjury, former
President Bermel appeared in the court
bonse corridors. The brothers were repre-
ze--ed nv John 3. Merrill. former District
A;torney-
Thc Beruels sent signed letters into the
r-sn5 Jury room stating why they re-
trse7 70 appear in person Charles Ber-
nal wrote that he had refused TO testlfs
b@fo-e mat body on the ground that my
answers may tend 10 inerinlinate me. Jo-
sem Bermel stated in his letter that ne
rrz--ed -irne IN which to consult with his
-ar-seI and also 10 refresh his memory
f0r.
Il --7fgHr dc You an injustice and nnEsel1
-7e hazard Of nisstarenlent, which Willie
bars=t in error. might be taken IN another
1ichr than the one intended In conse-
euence AEr. BermeI asked the grand jury
- allow hin, until Tuesday, when he will
be prepared to testify.
Instead of agreeing 10 this request, Ar
f-r-- =. Train. special Attorney General
called Joseph Berruel as his IIrst NiIileSs- F1
Tra latter refused TO be sworn and was
-al,a7 before Justice Kapper. in Part : or
r+e l,IIr7rer1e4 Court who directed that ne
-2oA,i - -. sworn OFsevirlg the order
~ nc 5IJs45ce Joseph BerTnel went TO the
grand Jury room and spent several hours
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
ACTOR UNDER OBSERVATION
Charles Bigelow Committed to
Kings County Hospital.

Charles Bigelow. the comedian. was sent
to the observation ward at the Kings
County Hospital yesterday TO have his
mental condition looked into. His wife
caused his arrest in Manhattan for threat
ening to shoot her. and he was taken TO
Brooklyn and arraigned before Magistrate
Tighe, in the Fifth avenue police court.
After preliminary examination the mag
istrate determined to send the actor to the
hospital
Bigelow came from England eighteen
years ago and his first engagement was
in Z. E Rice's Little Christopher" He
afterward appeared in '14s2. ''Evange-
line" The Girl from Paris" with Weber
and Fields in their buriesques. with Anna
Held's companies and recently in Alma,
Where Do You Live?' It was reported at
the hospital last night that the actor would
tie examined to-day.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
CENTRAL PARK sALoME IN BATTLE

Salome had a tough time in the lion
house in the Central Park menagerie early
Yesterday morning while battling with two
rats The Central Park Saiome is an at
tractive cat. and. according 10 Joe" Ken
nedy. the keeSer Of the lion house, she is
q fine mouser The dead rats were discov-
cred under the lion cages when the house
was opened Yesterday morning. and Salome
showed scars on her nose made by the
rodents She was completely exhausted
when the keepers found her.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
GENUINE 1904 DOLLAR A MYTH
Finding Of Two Coins in Carlisle,
Penn. Arouses Expert Of This City.

David Proskey. coin expert, OF NO
Fast sa1h street. commented vigorously
YESTERDAY on the published report Of the
finding Of two Of the rare United States
silver dollars Of the Ese4 issue a. Carlisle.
Penn among the effects o. the late John
G.-Corfo-t a well known patent attorney
Mr. Proslzev said
..zs rsluisnatic frauds and fakes are
now constantly being thrown out OF the
cabinets Of all discerning collectors. the
time has come for the final disposition of
-har king Of al fakes. the alleged 1904 dol
la
II = 4 well established fact that no dol
lars were coined by the United States in
-sa4 those bearing this date being charttahly
designated as 'restrIkes- and were un-
57pbtedlv struck since steam coinage was
ir-er7red. or from 1886 10 1850 The genuine
NJ dollar is myth
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
SuRROGETEs NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abaer c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County os
New York notice IS hereby given 70 ali persons
having claims gainst Cornelius =. Nttcheif late
OF the County OF New York. deceased, TO present
he Same. with vouchers thereof. the sub
Gerber. at her place OF tr0nsacting business az
the once ef Mitchell X Mitchell, No. ~ and 40
Wall street In the City Of New York. or be-
fore the S0ta day OF January. 1871. next
Dated New York the 2oth day % July. 1910.
MARY r p. MITCHELL. ExecuIrix-
MITCHELL. 4 MITCHELL. Attorneys for Ex-
ecutrix - and AZ Wall street. Manhattan.
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
IMpoRTANr NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER
sons whose taxes fer the year 1ele have
i.een maid before the Ist day of December of the
g wear that unless the same stall bs laid to
nc Receiver of Taxes at his Office in the 3or-
crgh in which the property is located. follows
Rarough OF Manhattan. 81 Chambers ST.;
Borough Of The Bronx Municipal Building.
corner I'd and fremont sves:
Borough of Brooklyn. Rooms 2. 4. and 8.
Municipal Building;
Borough Of Queens Court square Long Island
Borough Of Richmond. Borough Hail. st.
George; :,
tarex so rernai iang unpaid on that day. IN addi-
-7on to the amount Of such taxes. interest At the
rata of seven per centum per annun, TO be cal
cUlated from the day which the said taxes be-
came due and payable, VIZ. Octcper .. as pro,
vided IN section 914 OF the Charter as amended
bv chapter 44I. Laws OF 1sjs-
December l. 1910
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
1an Ia1n
tar 1910

Highest temperature yesterday. y degrees tat
e:20 D M: lowest. 20. average. "a average for
rorresponding date Of last Year. % average for
corresponding date OF last thirty three years, 80
aca1 forecast: Fair and quite Geld
dsv. increasing oloudincss and warmer SUNDAY !,
liCht variable winds
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
SANTIAGO DE cUBA SHAKEN.

Havana. Dec 9-The city of Santiago de
cuba, capital of the province of that name,
WAS shaken at . o'clock tonight by heavy
earthquake shock There was great alarm
among the inha bitanls. but no damage is
reported.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
FOR SALE.

RIG BARGAINS-Siightiy used ofnce furniture
desks typewriters. casn reEisters adding ma
chimes monographs. fling cabinets safes. Ad-
6yessinr machines time clocks. partitions. check
nrofrctors bookcases. NATHAN's. 4 White 81
TESKS uArtitions telephone booths, tables.
chairs. wardrobes. mirror wall nxtu.es, ousi.
ness furniture all kinds Finn Brothers JOS
rl,na 20 franklin 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10

Local OHSciai Record.-The following official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes In the temperature for the last twenty
fc,r hours in comparison with the correspond
ing date Of last year
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
WORK WANTED

Male
BOokKEEPER.-Exp in general book
Keeping statistical and office work. Reliable.
acclIrate Al references regarding character ana
ability Advancement. Tribune Uptown OGce,
1854 Broadway,
PTTMBER-Ilcensed IS years experience at
plumbing gas, steam and thinning, range ana
furnace work: also practical at electrical bell
work. all work done direct from plans; wishes
steady responsible position. Plumber 1856 ootn
St, Brooklyn
E77ENOCR APHFR private secretary and CORE
srondent to president of large financial 1nstitu-
ton desires situation with commerclaI hrrl' SO.
Worker. Box IS Tribune Office
STFNOGRAPHER.-You man. expert neat,
accurate Industrious, intelligent, alert; strong
Endorsements c. 3. j., care Stockton. 2o3 west
102d st.
y0T-NC NAN t22 yearst. bright, energetic.
with a limited knowledge of silks. desires a
position with a silk house offering good chance
for advancement Address 3. NJ. s, Tribune
Uptown Office 1854 Broadway
YOUNG MAN American, rapid and accurate
penman and hgurer. experienced in office
collecting etc; references. Lind, 632 Baltic
ST. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
MIscELIANEOUs-

ABOVE AL COMPETITORS -Satissac.ory
dealing Prompt cash payments for conpi-ge
libraries small collections Of miscellaneous
literature can always De Obtained HENRY
lALkAN. AZ Broadway Telephone. 5000 Broad.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
'SURpLUS IS S,8a, ,569 SULzER KIND TO ARMY
State Controllers Sheet Shows
Resources of S133.170,672.

Albany. Dec. 9.-The total resources of
New York State November % last were
sI33 10. 672, according to a balance sheet
issued to-day by State Controller Williams
The statement shows that the state had
on October l a surplus of IS, As in the
general fund and 81. 44s. 14 in the canal fund.
The trust funds totalled 50, sos. 222-
Attached to the balance sheet is state
Inent of general fund appropriations in
force. showing total Of s+0,a27 ,ss1 and ex-
penditures to November 80 of s. s.937. $50, leav-
ing unexrended balances on that date of
S3l, ,09a. .331
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
CARPET CLEANING.

n Y CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest Largest, Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circuiar
Tel 46.o-4e9a Bryant s3f-439 W. 4Sth 20
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING cO-Cleans
by compressed air. steam hand or on moor
,ssS Broadway 4el East 4Sth st COE
BRANDT. Tel. i32-3sfh.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
REM EQiES.

THOKOyGf. PERMANENT CURES In enecs
nf ri OOD POISON. NERVOUS DEBILITY
BLADDER COMPLAINTS an kindred ass
o~ old those desiring only hrst e.as1 scienons ne
treatment should call. Or BoNsCHuh ths
Inown speciaIixt 50 w 3Sth It. HoarA S-S. -
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
PUBLIC NOTICES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. BUREAU
F0P THE COLLECTION OF TAXES 81
1-HAMBERS ST STEWART BCILDINGl.
MANHATTAN
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
Official observations Of United states weathe
huresps taken at p m. yesterday. follow:

slightly warmer to-day: local SHOWS Sunday /;
moderate east winds becoming variable
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
Female.

pJ- RCHASINCs AGENT.-Iady. with experience
In shopping will act as purchasing agent Tor
select number: will assist with Christmas shop
ming Phone Strouse. 2gtO-Audubon