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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
ctR ROWDIES 70 WORKHOrSE
Magistrate ksrnOchan sayi We ueans 20
stop she Nulsaare.

Four BOYS who had been creating a dis
uirbance on a Union Railway car in Tho
HronV we're cent 70 the WOrkhouae last
night by Magistrate Ksrnochan IN the
night court They were Hen Alderman.
~ years old. Of q Lewis street. David
Li1man. ~ years Old. OF 2O0 Fifth
street. Max Lehrer. u years old. Of SO0
nelancey street. and Louis A Rothers Of
,Ig Fast Thirtsenth street The CON-
2lainant was Joseph Dineen, a Union
Railway inspector.
The four boys with several others
boarded q car a. Clason Point They
were bound for transfer station az West
chester avenue inspector Dineen Rol
on the car midway and found the boys
Jumping over the seats. pulling the bell
and terrifying paaSengera. They had
baseball late with them and one OF them
struck Dinoen. He fought back with =
controller.
Mounted Policeman Roster arrested the
bows and took away the bat Alderman
tried 10 steal Il from him.
when sentencing the boys Magistrate
kernochan said
4 suppose you are the regular car row.
dies that make car travel impossible on
saturday and Sunday You begin BY
trying 70 show % and end BY teFrOFizing
the passengers. This sort Of thing has
got 70 stop. shall commit you all 70 the
work house
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PRESIDENT TaFT H4PPr.
hneh Pleased Over the saeees.luI Cen
olnsloR u the Congreas ssssion.

huoh Pleased Over the saeees.IuI Cen
olnsloa % the Cangreas session.
WAaHTNGTnN. Juns 7s.-Prssident Taft
was 20 happy a tho successful conclusion
81 the Congress session that he could not
wait until the hour approached for him
70 leave the White HOUSE. but departed
ahead Of time. He reached the senate
az lOOa. Secretary Norton and Capt.
Butt came with him and Assistant Score
taries Forster and LAtta trailsd along
behind IN one Of the White HOUSE car
riagNs. Vice-Prosident Sherman wa
waiting 70 greet Mr.. Taft. and arm in
arm they walked through the corridors
into the Presidents room. After greet
ING some Of the senators assembled there
the President sat down az the round
green balm covered table and began the
serious wOrk Of the evening the signing
Of bills that had just passed or had inst
been reported froi. conference.
shortly after the Preaident came in
Secretary Of State Knox. Secretary Of
Commerce aud Labor Nagel. Secretary Of
the Interior Ballinger Postmaster Ger eTnl
hitchoook and Secretary Wilson came in.
senators klkins. SmoOt, Nelson and others
came IN, chatted q few minutes and de-
parted. Oscar LAWYER. the assistant at
torney for the Department 81 the Interior
VINO draftet the exoneratiOn OF Secretary
Baliinger which the President saw before
ne made his own report on that ofiicial.
came early too.
The President evidently was very happy
ne smilet a. every one he knew and
greeted them all facetiously He stayei
until adjournment siEe die was declared
and then whirlei away In the White House
car. tired but satisfied
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New PusyIe IN the iurious Ease of Dos
tens woman Wiser

BosroN, June Is. The strange story OF
DR. sarah Jane Williams. VINO lived on
charity in BOston for years and who when
she died vas found 70 have left stIOOn.
promises new complications In the pro-
ceedinEs growing out Of the request for
instructions by David Ellis. administrator
Of hor estate. Dr. Williams who wEs
once a physician IN Springfield bad
adopted a crippled boy. who before hi.
early death was a choir hoy and sol0ist
az 50 stephens Church In the south End
His percentage Ia one Of the questions
brought up.
Grace Heath. the boys alleged mother.
end a Mrs Fowler Of New York, whose
maiden name was Hattie smith. both
supposed that they were legally adopted
by DR. Williams An uncle Of Hattie
Smith took her 10 New York. whare she
became a trained nurse and married a
Manhattan business man
When DR. Williams built a brick harm
in Springfield the two girls used % wash
the carriages. Neighhors who thought
tho work too hard Tor young girls made
formal complaint but DR. Williams
sncceeded in convincing the ofhcias
that this was more healthful work for
delicate girls than the indoor work usu-
ally assigned them. She herself scrubbed
floors In Mount HOlyoke College % help
pay her way through.
In the vital rAcords u s'7tHT1ent
that the bows mother WITS Sarah J.
Williams. maiden nan Q Wilson. ..au her
birthplace was the Jcraey lslcs: that the
father was John Williams and his birth
place New York. The undertaken who
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
RUSSIAN LAWYER VISITS u.s.
Mr. I4bln Hops On NISnday 20 ass SEINE
q Our Courts IN session.

Nicolas Hbin. a lawyer Of S. Peters-
burg. h making his frat visit 10 the United
States. He is accompanied BY Nine.
Ahin. and after . few days IN New York
thsy ars going 10 Buffalo and Niagara.
take a trip on the great lakes a. Gar e
Chicago and then come hack overland.
Their whole stay in the United States viii
be limited 20 eighteen DAYS, AZ a. Lihin
haa % get hack 10 his practice.
N. Hbin, spoaks only German In add
ton 10 hA native language. but Nine
lAhin speaks English huently. and Il was
she who acted a. interpreter a. the Inn
perial yesterday.
1T u all 20 different from 81. Petars-
burg said Nine Iibin. and Monsieur
nodded bis bead a. HE wife translated
her remark 10 him. FIRST OF ~ thsrs
was the harbOr and the vast buildings
piling themselves one upon another hke
GINS IN st. Petersburg the height Of
the buildings il limited % the width Of the
streets upon whioh they face. We have
been walking about some. but Il 70 hard
90 feel that some Of those tall structures
nav not tOpple over upon one
we have come over simply on a pleasure
trip. ~ course many Americans come
% Russia and many Rusaiana have hesn
travelling IN the United states % late
We feei very friendly 70 AmsFioahs ia
Russia
I h0pe 20 see Eomething Of the Law
courts said N Iibin through HE wife
I shall 20 % some OF them on Monday
] am very much Interested in SEEING the
method OF procedure. practise In both
the civil and the criminal courts, a. In
Russia a lawyer cannot very well confina
himself % one branch.
The great subject Of interest in ~
Petersburg Just now " Finland Th't
country has heen getting the benefit OF
protection Tor many years without con
tributing anything for u Under tho law
paa~ed BY the Duma recently things will
be more equalized and Finland will have
10 do her part.
I have been very much struck with this
beauty 81 New York women and tho beau-
tiful clothes they wear said Nine Ilbin.
They al ssem 20 have such beautiful
figures. In St. Petersburg Ne were very en-
thuaiastic over the reception which Nine.
Pavlowa. the dancer. was accorded in
New York Tell me. were the accounts
sxagwFated7 Al. hut you ought % have
a whole Russian ballet over here
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GET N4NWINTED FOR MURDER
Fast side had Man WIN . Prison neeord
CaREht IN NidnletsWn.

John J Murphy. alias Mansfield. who u
under indictment for killing Frederick
Devlin in the Waverly Hotel az BoWegy
on the morning Of February II after Dew
lin had refused TO give him money. was
arrested early yesterday morning in a
chop assy restaurant In hiddlstown. n. T.,
and was brought back 10 Police head
quarters here
Capt. Carey Of the homie ide bureau
heard recently that Murphy was In MIddle-
town and asked the police there b find
him. Chief % Police McCosh Of MiddIe-
town with one Of his men came upon
Murphy With a woman In che chop susy
place. Murphy pulled . gun. but The
MiddletOwn chief and his man caught his
hand and the revolver wa broken in the
struggle.
Murphys prison record began on No
vembeF 10. 1870. whom he got two months
for dis0Tderly conduct he has been ii
Jail most u the time since. On January
10, 1901 he was sentenced ~ one year Tor
assault. on February ~. ig02. he got year
for burglary, and on April -, ipis no Waa
aent no for seven years and aix months
for sounding jams Cotfey u S Oliver
street IN Chinatown. Cofey and Murphy
we're rival leaders In the Hamilton strsst
district Cooley was ahot one night IN
Chinatown and named Murphy a. HE
aaaailant.
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LTNCHING rlLK N YONKERS.
Prisoner HAD Been Arrested on slender
EVthPRce for Assault on sghooluirI.

Prtsonera HAD Been Arrested on slender
EViaeRce for Assault On Schoolgirl.
YONEERs. June % For a while to-day
Il boxed a. u there might b. a. attempt
81 ynCh Michael Misket1 and Michael
0bisuth. both Of 80 Clinton street. thla
CITY. who we're arrested on tine charge Of
assaulting aad throwing intp the river
last night Minnie Brown. q schoolgirl %
- years. whose home Ia AZ 80 RiverdalO
avenue
Although the evidence was not strong
against the men. City Judge Beall this
morning held them In 5000 bail each
pending the rCsllt u thu girls Injuries
A rimor spre1d thst tire child Wes d,ing
in 81 JOueph's Hospital. I'D tho poKce
feared that the hnching tFlk IN the neigh
hNyhood Of h"r home would lead . IN
AZ .mrt 10 &, AZ the prisoners
he girl has boen historical OF only
partly conscious since she was takcn 10
tho hospital b'it has been able % say that
only ono man ATTACHED her and that no
had a mustache Both Of the uriscnors
are smooth -haven. Her assailant held
a bar .ikorchief saturated with chloroform
70 her FACE but she r,slst6d and managed
% hit him over tho bead with a stone
tie threntonei her with a knife hulor,,
aFslul:ing hC- and throw IN her into thu
river
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
HELD BtBY WHILE PEDDLINs.
MFs. Cana Explains she Has = husband 10
suppSFt Letter 70 Mayer Caused Arrest.

Anna Damn. . Bohemian. carried a
dvs-months-old baby in her arms wher
she was taken 20 the Yorkville police
court yesterday on a charge OF peadling
without a license She had been arrested
in Forty-second street near the HOte.
Manhattan IN consequences Of letter
forwarded 70 MA yor GaynOr by Police
Commissioner Baker
The letter was sent 10 the Mayor by
Mias Virginia Dauner Of Soarsdale, who
thought the city authorities should take
steps in behalf Of a baby that q woman
pedler vas exhibiting Whils seeking
customers for packages Of chewing S;,n
Mics Dauner thought the Oaby was being
Used 10 arouse sympathy. She wrote
that the baby appeared 70 he siCkly and
that when she saw IL the sun was beating
upon Ice uptuFned face. which was in no
way protected. She would not call the
woman the babys mother. for she did
not think q mother would be 10 pitiless
Mrs. Gam said that she lived At 60
Fast Eighteenth street With her husband
and four children in addition to the baby
Her husband had not been able 10 do
any work since last Christmas. she said.
He 10 q painter and has been suffering
from painter collie
since Christmas he had remained az
home 70 do the hOtaework. she said. while
she went out on such employment a.
she could get and could do.
Mn. Gam said tht she had found ped
ding 20 be The most remunerative EN-
ployment and had been able 10 make
about % on most days and ~ or ~ on
saturday. Not knowing THAI a license
vas necessary she did not apply for one
The policeman who made the arrest
said he did not see the woman receive
any money while she was hOlding out
her packages % gum and Magistrate
Rrotel dscided there was no evidence
that the woman peidled with OF without
ncense. 20 he discharged her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26

Former Attsrney-Genesal Davies Fres q
at a Club o. Gov. HughssS Prlsnh.

Former Attorney General Davies Rtre8 u
at q Club Of Gov. laughssS Frlsns.
UREA. June ss.-Former Attorney
General John c. Devices. Who b . rival
Of vice-President sherman and s1-Mayor
Wheeler Of this city for the Republican
lsadsVahip In Oneida county, took q fall
90. u Gov. HdShss's direct primary
programme In an address before the
Oneida Republican League this afternoon
and incidentally created confederation
among his hearers. Who had relied upon
him 10 defend the Governors plans. The
hague was orgaalEcd two ysara ago 20
champion the policies % Gov Hughes.
and Mr. Davies was invited 10 deliver
the address to-day o. the assumption
that he would aay q word IN defence
Of the Governors primary reform plans.
but HE remarks upset calculations The
former Attorney Generals speech went
smoothly enough until he shot this Al his
audience:
4 am not a member Of this league.
but ~ regards anti-Eraft and lta work
fOr good government am In entire syn-
patty with Il don't like your primary
business worth q cent. When I sc In
Wisconsin a United States SenatOrahip
bought and the return Of $4,000 ~ the
cost Of IL. when ! see IN PennsylvaniA
doe Sibley. the millionaire poker player.
who is sometimes a Democrat and some
times a Republican. paying tt0.O0O 70 get
into Congress. then DaiEell spending
90. go more % get bAck there, when 1
So that all over the country I am not
impressed with primary reform. When
Il takes ltO pages Of closely printed matter
10 say hoe q man shall 20 % the polls
on primary day ! want 20 know where
w. are coming on. 10 strikes me Il IA q
rich mans law u has hung over ne hEe
. pail for three years and hope they viii
settle one way or the other 20 that other
important matters Of Government cen Be
taken up
Now, regarding running Roosevelt for
Governor. cannot imagine how Il SgMrtsd.
l have one suggestion 70 make about
Roosevelt u he should run for Governor.
When he ran for President and every
time 10 have q candidate for Presidant.
q lot o. old hangers on Who want N 20 70
Congress get under the Presidents wing
and warn us not 10 shoot Tor fear % hit
ting the PreSidsnt'S legs. Nov, / don't
think many men are corrupt In public
once but I do think q man can b kept
too long IN the same once. | think thoy
get out Of touch with the people. There
ie Serene pavne. one Of the authors Of
the PAyne-Aldrich tariff ball. | think be-
Ia an honest man. bus I think he IL a.
much out Of touch With the people a. can
b imagined I heard q man say once
that he was a walking refrigerator /
sktHE aNsrsaalA - Nwassasuasaas
have new blood in the party and let the
young men come 10 the front
Mr. Davies's speech was q shock 10 the
Republican League members and here
after the COMMITTEES which chooses the
speakers who address the league will BE-
required 10 investigate carefully before
making ia aelection
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
lows NNsHINE cLOrDED.
noah Demands s3B.ooo Scr ths %
seuratloR % ire same.

uaah nemands s7syOoo Scr ne ~
seurntlsn ~ ihs same.
Justice MADDOX In the supreme Court.
Brooklyn. yesterday issued an order
for the arrest Of Abraham Mason. q rich
RUG manufacture Of brownsville. on the
apDlioution % Louis Honik Of 81 Williams
avenue. Who y suing him Tor t2s.O0o
damages for the alleged alienation Of the
assotions Of HE wife. Dora Honik. and
h apprehensivs that he may remove from
the juriRdictiDn Uf the court
The Honika we're married N 1901 and
they have three children. The plaintiff
ssts forth in his deposition ihat hiE-wife
IA a very pretty woman and be 'baaked
in the ailnahino Of hsr lOve- until the de-
lendant -Cast q sinister shadow 8n his
happy home and made ardent love 70 the
wife.
Mru. Gusais Kaufman deposed that she
aaW Mrs. Honik end the rug manufacturer
-huNEinR and kiaainG each other very
rspturuualy.' Gnd whgn qts upbraidei
her foT sub behavior Mrs Honik repNed
nat 10 loved Abe and difH't care q ths
whole World Engw Is
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attempted Just before adjournment 10
induce The House 70 consider q resohition
eathori1inS q sub.committee Of the
committee On Claims b. sit during the
recess ard Investigate the claims % the
survivors u the SloOum disaster. Rep-
resentntive Mann u Illinois made . point
OF order that the resolution was not
griviiegod and was sustained by Speaker
Cannon
~. sulEer wanted the House 20 appro-
priate aS,0Uo 20 that the committee light
20 me work and report 10 Congges= g
~ heS; ss--iOn. lie has been trying for
several years % secure recognition OF
ne ~ claims Of the survivors Of the Slocum
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
TOUNGSTER HELD FOR BIGIuT.
Noman CialmmG to Ne Hh Th'rd VIE
Causes Hb arrest.

YoSKHRs. June % Adam Wykhof. p
years old was arrested a. his home ~
Riverdlle avenue. to-day on a charge o.
bigsmy The police say that he has
wives In Montreal. New Britain. Nev
Haven and elsewhere He denies having
a spouse In the Canadian city
On July = 1877. Il IL charged. Wykhof
married Miss Catherine Koslous in NeW
Haven. On January n. 1910, BE- married
Miss Annie TOksr a. New Haven 4
woman who said she was Mrs WykhOf
No 3 caused the accused mans arrest
She said that Wykhof had spent her saw
ings. amounting 20 $500. on their wedding
tour She IL New Haven gih.
Wykhof u held pending the arrival Of
extradition papers from Connecticut
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Nv euy injured N Trolley Aec.asnt.

ALBANY. June IS. About twenty per-
sons were injured but none seriously
in an accident on the Albany Southern
Railroad Company's line az us O'Clock
this afternoon. Car No. ~. leaving Al.
harry for Hudson az O'Clock with 100
passengers. ran IN an open switch. at
Ondsrdonk, a mile below Reassslaer.
where the car crashed into a work tram
lying on the siding A boy named
Mccarthy. one ot the passengeTa. waa
and two women named DeLong and
Ridley had injuries dressed az 81. Peters
Hospital in Albany The road u a third
rail electric line
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26

Nrs Minnie Brothers Of il2 Fast sixty
first stree, has fled petition IN bank
ruptcy with liabilities Of 81 100 and
no assets Nearly all the liabilities ara
on account Of real estate transactions.
and SsOOO are secured by bond and
mortgage
Mar Saideman. hOusekeeper, % = Car
mine street has field a petition IN hank
ruptcy with liabilities Sit.0o7 and no a.
sets. The liabilities ape all on account
Of real estate transactions and $4,000
are secured By bond and mortgage.
James A. Henderson. bsildsr. og 9pJi
Eastern boulevard. has fled petition IN
bankruptcy with liabilities Sit90a and
ASSETS 81 ss7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26

The Appellate Division q the supreme
Court IN Brooklyn has affirmed the iudg-
ment % $4,000 obtained by Charles
McAichael against the Federal Printing
Company Tor the loss Of he right hand
and four Of the fingers - his left hand.
while az v IFk for the company on a paper
cutting machine His contention 40 the
trial was that the machine was defective
and dang rOus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
GIFi SUFFERING From ADbasia IdentIaed
rs Her sister.

The young woman Who was found
wandering Gbout az Third avenue and
iieth street Friday night suffering from
aphasia was identified at the Harlem
Hospital last night - Agnes Hynd II
90 New York avenue. JERSEY City Heights
The Identification was made by her sister
The hospital physicians expect that
he patient will De ~ right in thr,s or
four DAYS. They think the trouble was
caused by the heat.
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sALE ~ FRItR LINDs.
The Hioase Nuthorizes an IN, estig atlsu
Ivy Commlttee on Insuiar Nnairs

WASHINGTON. juno Is The House -
night rassld TCsolutila slthprizin- g =
Committee u1 lnsula- Affairs e. invcati-
gate ths cha-g,s mado by Representative
Martin ~ Colorrao % scan tlal N ca1la,-
tion with N" sale ~ fris klds IN tns
Philippine Mr. Ms-,in mas nt.udload
gsriss % res,lutipls . seTting 'ha- " 'se
,-acts o. tlo frs lads Rave bccn ilersih
d,spo I'd 81 e, tse sIsa- t-,ss Ire
lnsuih AhE'-s Connit:@e IN Ep;hpfissJ
q visit n" Philippine. " n-oeasa =. IN
Order 8, olse- mp tHe os+r Tho a"-i,u
b, a." House tp-ntgtt We rntircl, unex-
pscJcd. - U-v'ins IT. = sI. Hisi raj. Tor 90
,llaidslg.iui Oi the rs utipa work.
have been ncCessa ~. but Nir Ne tT
Callcd NJ TIE ~ lutiOr und'r susDrnsiJl
n the rilss and there was n obs ctipu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
DragEed b. auto when Dress Cnwsht
n Mullguard.

Lena Ourreiri 10 ysers Old. of ~ Monroe
street. was crossing Fast Ninth street. a.
Fourth avncue yesterday afternoon when
her akirt caught on the mud guard Of an
Automobile driven by Walter ". Engel
Of gsI Quincy street Brooklyn. She YES
draRgpd sixty feet but esca red with
badly scratched face.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26

The Wall Street. edition Of TIA EvasTso
SIN contains an the financial news ana
Tho stock and bond quotations 20 the cloas
Of the markst. TIA closing uu0taainna.
includinR the ibid and asked prices. With
additional news uqilgfr are u1nlaiHad alEs
ID tha night edition % fnB EVENuo 8UN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26

NORTHAMPTON. Mas, June IS Practi-
cally tho entire plant % the Williams
Manufacturing Company On Maple sire {.
this city. was burned this morning TIE
5fios building and tho bern we're saved,
The lous " EbOut ai0o.0oD and Insurance.
SIS O00 The firm manufactures baskets.
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mmIss.oa 10 Attend MszIeos Centsn.
nlal

WASHINGTON. June - Under the
terms d q resolution signed by the Preai-
dent to-day the United States h 70 ~
rspr'-sntsd by Congress commission
al the Mexican centennial 10 b. held in
Mexioo city in 3eptembeT. The personnel
u the commission Waa announced to-day
by the Vice-President and speaker as
follows
Senators Bacon 81 Georgia, 0uggenheim
of Colorado and CaWtOgd Of south Da-
kota. and Representatives Foster Of YER
mont Faaastk ol New York and Howard
II GeOraia. senator Bacon resigned
from the commission ard was succssded
81 senator OvaYnann u North Carolina.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
DErIERs WANrs 70 60 FREE.
Makes AnotbeF EMOTt 20 Get cot %
Matleawaa Insane Hospital.


Maiieawaa Insane Hospital
NHwBURaH. June % John Detiers
was before Judge Tompkins az Nyack TO-
day in response 10 writ Of habeas corpus
issued on motion 81 Detiers a. counsel for
himself requiring DR. Baker Of the Mattsa-
van hospital for insane convicts - pre-
sent him in court. Dr. Baker and the hos
pital were represented by the Districy At
tOgney Of Albany county. Dr. Baker tea
tilted that Detiers was still a paRn0iac
dangerous 10 the community. Dstisrs
aalteClh that the Court grant trial by Jury
IN which Judge TOmpkins reserved de-
ciaion and committed the prisoner n the
hospital pending his decision.
Detisrs has made a number u tmauc.
ceaaful efforts n secure his Discharge.
Heretofore he has had q woman attorney
from New York. Miss Mary Coleman. 70
look after bic interests. She will b a
witness for him In case the matter h re-
feri ed % a jury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26

sAN FRANCIsC,,. June g. The Pacific
Mai DOCK stared burning this afternoon.
but by good work by ne new h-oboat
he aarnra were soon under control The
staamara Glberia and Wcgtport were
toWad out % danger. The loGa h shout
$4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
a'PT. ~ WIRKErs REMOVED.
CsmDtFsIicF PronarTgaat Also Dlsplaees
Appraiser Iiihasu.

Comptroller Prondergast removed yea
tsrday Peter Aitkin. superintendent q
markets. Mr. Aitldn vas appointed by
former Comptroller Circuit in March. 1908.
and got NOOO q year. For soma weeks
past hs had heen aware that thu Comp
trOlleF desired hia resignation, but -
refused % reaign. A. ths once 90 thu
Comptroller u vas explained yesterday
that Mr. AitEin had been dismissed on
he general charge o. ino0mpetqncy.
Mr. Prendergasi has asked tho rasig-
nation % CharIea Hibaon. whom ~ HIM
sell appointed an Appraiser Of real estate
at 5000 a year. The reason Tor this
request. u was stHts1 was that Mr. Hihaon
Instead u giving his Who'll time b hin
dutiea wan continuing 10 hook after e
private laW prnctice.
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White Linen Outing Skirts at $3.50

filed out the blank Gays that a woman
brought those particular replies.
Albert T. Pillsbury win he counsel
for Mount Holyoke College In the contest
over thu estate.