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POET CONVICT PIRR0NED.


NJ Pam. April Is.-0ov. Ebsrharn.
Chaes Justice Start of the auprsme Court
and AtsnTusy- 0sDsFal Nmpson. Mitting
m the Beard az PnrdOna. to-day decided
TO reAeass from the Minnesota psnitsn-
tsaFy on Monday John Cartor.s whose
poetry. written In prisoa. has excited
widespread interest.
Cartsr Win bs ~ years old on Monday
That fact determined the day % hia de-
hveranes. for after tho board had agreed
ON Communication % the man's sentence
ana vas calculating on allowances for
nood bshavior Il was reminded that
monday was hla birthday. Forthwith II
d"ciSi~d IN frss hlm then.
Among many argImsOts and appeals
for Carter's rsaeass heard and rad to-day
was complementary ono from Robert
Underwood johnson. editor Of the CsptsTy
hagssiss. Mr.. johnson. who had written
10 the board previously and had offered
10 give Carter regular employment - q
contributor " he were pardoned. tsls-
graphed this moPning:
-Commeut Of many newspapers and
persons convincea mo that public opinion
wiii s'sstain yoUr honOgably body In rs-
leasing John Carter. My appeal is made
not because he II q poet but because of
his many letters and because his youth
ful crime has already been grssvously
sxpiafed.-
The Otb.r appeals were from editors
OF other magazines. ministers. college
professors and business msn.
rhs Communication said the hoard
In its finding. Ia on the Recommendation
Of tho trial Judge and prosecuting at
torney and on the grounds of the youth
% the petitioner and the peculiar cir
cSmstances under which the crime was
committed. and for the further reason
that bscauss of thu inasxibility Of the
statute the Judge was unahSs to impose
. shorter ssntencs and thai the sanssnos
was excessive for the crime committed
Carter will come TO st. Paul ON Monday
and remain until he decides which of the
many Oders % employment hs has had
~ thu guest % ez-Jndee John w. willis.
who has worked INCREASINGLY Tor months
to obtain his freesion
In his cell In the penit.ntiary Carter'
was asked Tonight what he wo,IId do
when he was frrs he said:
4 shall seek employment a. musician
You know play the piano and tho char
iD~t. ] shall not beave Minnesota for q
time az least
He said he had no aversion To writing
for magazines OF Newspapers 10 tsmpted
He sid he wanted 60 visit hts old home
IN England bat intend~d to return and
make the country his home.
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BOUNCED ron IMPOLIrENESs.
VSRe DepaFtmeat Ipra9whasmaR TaIke,I
Baek % O'keeRe.

PRe mepaFtmemt HpramwhasmaR Talked
Baek % O'keesre.
Charles A. Rhlnd has lost his job a. an
architectural draughtsman AZ the head
quarters % the Fire Department in Man.
haitian for cEiticising and using disre-
speetful language toward Deputy Com
miasioner O'Keeffs Of Brooklyn.
Mr.. O'KeeGe was Recently designated
by Commissions Waldo a. the authority
In charge Os al Fire Department huild-
ings. and . few days ago he went to the
headquarters in Manhattan TO inquire
about some contemplated changes In the
building. Rhind. a. alleged. felt piqued
over the visis Of tho Deputy Commissions
from Brooklyn. expre~sed himseif a. OPP
posed to his Quitting In" in Manhattan
and threatened 60 xst the chief TO put
him out oa commission.
Rhind was tried on charges Of criti-
cising . superior oeileer. The charges
were sustained and Rhind was bounced
by the CommiaaiOner.
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CONT a PICTURE sWTNDLER.
Amepseam " ssnaa vsrtian Paid access
% d'Auhay o. GraalBny and VIE.

.spectsI cssss D.spaioA 10 TuR SrS.
PARIS. April 10 Count and Countess
a Aubly d. 0ratiGny. residing in chateau
near Tours. have been arrested On ths
charge Of swindling MFu. Chariss Hamilton
Paine. who h dePcTibed m . wealthy
American woman living In Parts.
During q ssay in Touralns Mrs.. Paine
made the acquaintancs of the Count,
who showed her much Hospitality. Mrs.
Paine begged tho Count 60 aaaist he's
in forming q picture galbsry. He con-
sented and later forwarded 10 Paris 90.
90 worth Of pictures. including works
by Corot. Murillo and Titan.
On submission 60 experts the paintings
were declared 10 b. fakes. and the arrest
Of the Count and his wife followed. A
quantity Of WORTHLESS pictures were found
in their chateau. Further dsvelopments
are expected.
The Count 10 stated to he Of English
origin. Tho Countess N q BostoniRn.
The pair were married In New York twenty
years ago. The Count often travelled
and assumed the names % Prince Lixig-
nan and Prince BoroRstto.
Correspondence found &C the chateau
n said to contain proofs that . number Of
Americans have been victimined by the
couple.
BOSTON. April Is.-Mrs LnCy Pains.
Who caused the arrest n Tours. France.
oG the Count and Countess d'Aubly do
0ratiRny. 10 the widow Of Charles Hamil-
ton Paine Of this city. She has resided in
Paris since the death Of hSr husband
several years ago. Aembers Of the
Paine family here said tonight that thu
trouble arose over an ngrsemene made
by ChaFles n. Paine just prior 10 his
death 20 purchase certain paintings
from the Count and his wife. who was
formerly Miss Laura LlInt % this city.
After Mr.. Paine died the executors
Of his estate refused TO pay for the pict-
ur-s on the ground that they were Dsarly
all copies and not the originals. NJ had
been represented. IL 10 believed here
that Mrs. Paine filed charges Of frn,ldn-
lent misrepresentation against the Count
and Countess. which caused their srress.
The family here had not heard OF Q
suit TO recover te00.Ooo from Mrs. Paine
being flied In Boeson by the Countess.
hut 10 " Understood that q move In that
direction led up to the arrests.
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SWOkT CHOKES - rIREWEN


Twelve nremen w~re overcome by
smoke as = fire in the cellar II a tenement
house n al Ears Fiftsenth strses las,
night They were revived without dim
guilty.
Tho crowd ihai gathered started 10
throw bottles and bricks ~ the polics-
men who guarded the tire lines. Police-
man Reilly was cut On the head by =
bottle. Three men. William Flynn of
l5 West Seventeenth street. COrneliua
Murphy % 27S Avenue y and Joseph
Ranks Of eO0 Fast Sevenisenth street
were arrested on charEe- % inciting .
riOt and a~~aultine polic~nIen.
AL the tenants % the building were
hsISt l.si out before anyhodv was injured.
The property damage WAS slight
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VARDaHAN TOUCHERs MISSING.
Report % Aee@wntnnt @prrad IpsR Jour
aals % Mlssb~sapOl Legislature.

nala Os salssl~pappa Legislature.
JACKSON. Miss. April ~ The report
Of the expert accountant CharlssJ Moore.
which vas submitted To the Senate and
House to-day. shows that ex Gov. varda-
man spent 92.52I % the States money
FOR which there In no voucher or record
except that 10 was drawn. The rsport
also says that Gov. Vardaman paid n0me
OG his personal accounts out Of this fund.
that he drew sxpenpe money cant % thu
Executive confiaNmnf hlnA- M -aaasEm
meetings % tho various boards Of trustees
GO which he vas an ex OfisciO msmber.
then drew his mileage and per diem allow
ance from the institutions for attending
the meetinKs
The report was signed by every men,
her OF the Joint committee. among whom
were some of vardamans warm personal
friends and supporter vardaman made
a statement TO the COMMITTEES saying that
every cent of the money had besn spent
IeRitimately: bat there u one item
where he paid a well known jackson
house SO out of this fund for a personal
account
The report covers the full period OF his
administration and there are several
memoranda to detective agencies and
other concerns foe money purported
to have been paid ont b'It ~ which there
IN no record.
The report was submitted by the joint
committee without any recommendation
OF suggestion and oTSisred spread upon the
ioSirnal IN of the senate and House
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WOMAN KILLED ~ BRO tDW a..



A. a Broadway car approached the
lower cro@swalk ~ Eighty eighth street
about 9 O'Clock last eveaing a middle
aged woman with a small boy stepped
in front O9 10 from the parked aisle Of
safety In the middle u the streSt TAers
she stood iTrssol'Sts a. u in fear Of the
rush line % automobiles On the far side
Of the car.
The motOFIRan thought ahs lntsadsd 10
board his car. No AOund up his brake
90 let hsr In tho frOnt door nus the woman
started toward ths rear Of tho car. then
ss.sSAsnly jumped hack 20 thu traok.
Tho car knocked her down and crushed
her undar tho fr1nt fender. She died IN
ssantly of q fractured SKULL.
Al the woman fell sho showed the boy
from her. and he escaped injury. Ne
told tho police he was six-year-Old Philip
Mospus. s0n of Herman MospuB % ss1
East Forty fourth strsst. The father wms
sant for. He snld that the dad woman
was his h0usshsepsr. MTb. Annie Al
brarht. He took charge 0f the body.
The MoaptD family had spent the half
holiday in the oountIy, exoept Philip.
Who had gone With MFs. AIbrscht 70
Ti,s m0eosman os the car. Charles Quinn
81 20 West Pifty-third street. was ar
rested.
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SSS. O00 VERDICT ram.
E,'i OG rraInesi Nurrr's sui Gs~ I.e.s aS
Both Iscgs on l.Sng ISLAND Railroad

BRoCKvHIE. Ontario. April 10. Miss
Ad1e Hunt Of Athens. Ontario. has j,I..t
received a check for S5s.OD damages
awarded her in a suit brought again Z
Che Long Island Railroad Company.
Miss Hunt. a graduate nurse. was fol-
lowing her profession in New York. In
attempting 10 hoard a Long Island Rail
rod train she was thrown under the
wheels and had both legs cut OF
Wealthy New York friends provided the
money for the litigation. which was car
ri.d on for several years by Lewis sAyre
Bnrchard Of New York a. the young
woman's counsel. A verdict for S21.Oo
was given on . first trial Of the suit Bur
chard appealed on her behalf and on the
retrial won the higher amount
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
HEFFELFINGER FtILN.
Psrner Ysse rsssbsm Gaarsi Weets cen.
nseretaI IDAsassrv IN she~ Rsu.iar~s.

MINxEAP0IIs. MINI. April 10. Fudge
Hsnslnngsr. the former great guard Of
the Yale football team. has been tackle
and downsd In tho commercial world
The North star ShOs Company. % which
he 10 secretary. has suspendsd business.
with liabilities that may aggregate ssSo.-
0O In 1871 the company was hit hard
by the panic. sinc. then 10 has made a
Gxht for sxistsoos. Joseph Chapman.
Jr., Frederick w. Dean aud C. w. Folds
have fled q petition In Involuntary hank
ruptcy against the Hrm on the ground
that IL was tnsolvent. W. W. Hsdelfingsr.
G.. n. He6elflngsr. ,. T.. McCulloch and e.
z. HeRelflngsr constitute the company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
PRESIDENT ar POTOw "a PsRK.
ur and Mrs. TAFT I.s~tea 20 ,he Flr~I Band
Gsaeert 90 the season

wAsMNoroS. April 10. President and
Mrs. Taft motored down from tho white
HoIise to the speedway ian Potomac Park
late this afternoon to listen 20 the first
open AIR band concert Of the spring
season. The Potomac Park band con-
csrts were started 90 the suggestion Of
Mrs. Taft. who hoped TO make Potomac
Park and the Speedway resemble other
world famous drives where society and
fashion parade. About 5000 people in
all sorts Of rigs. from shining 10 horse
power lmousines 60 modern one hoas
shays. turned out. In spite Of the cold
wind that blew across the park The
Presidents automobile circled the drive
around tho hand stand twics and both
the President and Mrs. Taft saw hosts
az frisnda. The Marine Band furnished
the music.
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SENATOR PERCY VINDIC tTED.
NISslssippI Legislature Declares ThaI Hs
Was f:iected Hsa~stly.

JACKsoS. Miss. April Is The Mis-
sis.ippi Legislature adjourned sine die
to-day after q session for IO7 days BE-
fore adtourning reaolut Ions were adopted
declaring the election ~ Leroy Percy
TO the Unitcd States senate was fair and
honorable aud that he vas the choice of
the ma iority Of the Ia . sslature.
A usual the closing scenes were bOis-
tsrous.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
PAULBAN MACHINES RELEASED.
tn FSur AerspAanes % Ne sent Baek %
Ewsps S~on-

Tho attachment secured ny waItsr
CleaFy. former manager for Louis Paul
han. aRninst ths four Paulhan hyinG
Besbe. representative Of the defendant.
has been authorised 90 export the ma
chimes. Mr.. CIearY declihsd % provide
ne bond for 81 900 requ1gDd ~ ne
Sherih's jury In cGse he held the ma
chimes gsSEsssiSS . fsssss SScssto1. &c was
alleged that the MACHINES we're the prop
erty % Mms. PAuIhan. and Mr. CtaaFy
didn't think u would pTovs profltnhla
20 contest the tiala ~ OWnaTMhip On annaume
81 the Wright suit. The naachinaa vim
prOhabiy ba ahippud neHt week. ~ tha
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TO EDUCATE THE GIRLS.


Po@Ay - TSemtl~mNes h8cuuuMNA Fuve1tes
% Settbs N Ann AS6sr. a1rh.
Ann ARnoR. Mich. April is.-Four
goods are likely 20 be added to the uni
vernity nsgistrAsion soon. who will bring
Win ehssn UiBwUn sisters and eight
brothsrs. their father and q mother.
making Ann Arbor the home 81 one Of
the largest families In America.
0ottlisb ron Rsnslsar Of Missouri looks
mon this city a. q proper place in which
tO rsar and educate the family and has
been spending some time here looking
for q suitable location.
None Of the HOUSES looked big enough.
none Of the yards held harms to suit. and
harms there must be. for besides the
family Mr.. Won Renslear will bring four
bows from the very beet families worth
o. .OOO each and each owned by a coed
elect. That isn't all elther. for according
20 tho present plans 81 the father each
owner will care for her own stock.
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BU RGLAR MINT WIN NO. IGLES


wEsrBURT. l.. l.. April IO.-It became
known to-day that thsr. was a burglar
hunt with beagles on Thursday night
on tbs premises % W. Bllrling Cocks.
Mr.. Cocks had bssn running foxes
in tlpe afternoon and some % the hounds
had no, returned. lie entertained friends
in the evening and az length the missing
bsagAes r-turned and were admitted
TO this house.
After the household was settled for
the night there was an uproar below
stairs and servants ran TO Mr.. Cock-'s
door "a tell him thar somebody was
trying to break in.
Mr.. Cocks fastened down stairs. les
the beagles ont and turned on che lights
in time to see a man running ~ the We
randa- The bsagle- tracked him Tor -osns
disiance. but no made his escap..
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WOMAN CALLED As A JUROY
Nut nlss aeesg aays RAss Tss Bs.y Evea
% Wnmt 60 VOte.

Thomas l. Thompson. SECRETARY TO
Coroner wintsrbottom. lsft . jury sum-
mono in q butcher shop nc IO03 sixth
avonus the other day. FIRST filling In the
name r. G. SscoF.' which he saw on the
window.
Yesterday The Coroner got this letter:
'irSturn thin summons. N am woman
and I am sure you do not want women
jurors. KMkLIR c. SscoR.'
Miro. sooor said last night that the
Summons she had scoFned might have
bopn welcomed by . suaFAgstte.
But said she. 4 an q business
woman. and am too busy TO want to vote.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
NEGRO IN CUBAN CtBsNET.
Msrua o. me F1rst 10 Land There-Ops
pesistsn % tire New Budget.

speoiai Cabie DesDafeh 70 TEE suS.
HAVANA. April Io.-The new members
Of the Cabinet. Sectors MoruA. Garcia.
Kohly and Del Junco. we're Installed a.
noon to-day. Senior Morua 10 tho FIRST
negro 20 hold a Cabinet position.
The CONSERVATIVES are developing
formidable opposition 90 the budget,
which. they declare. IL excessive Thsy
are especially opposed TO the items
granting the President n secret fund and
expense accounts for members Of the
Cabinet.
TSs=s allowances. they declare. aFe
Unconstitutional
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'''h Ne"S'~' sr"fasof~ No recosnsned
bN the LackaS anna 10 based on the con-
'~ut,on that "a should not be bound by
srh,tratOrs whom IL had mo hand I'm
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IN" S'"'
N" ehSin"Srr ana hr~men. " " um0sr-
stood. have instructed their leaders 10
,S-le a sympathetic sarike order. 10
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Monday
General s,,n~r,w,eud.ps TT C1.-G.
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p'Oy~" ''"' '" ""~y senee
order This has been posted On every
bulletin hoard on the system.
While strike tain /. uppermc.s eA~r.
.,,p r.,.air. . ho,,. IT, -. Ala 4.
g.. --.
Say MIMI"
f'ur nrosnernooo omcsai- NJ W Cadss.
Asslsiant grand CHEF % tbs Brothcr-
hrod Of kngineers; c. A. Wilson. sasist-
Ant president of the Brosherhood Of
FireFnen and Eng nsers: A. ID. 0arretaon
resident Of the Order % Railway Con-
dlctors, and W. q. Lee. president ~ the
from this city Tomorrow q circula- to
every employee In twain servios on tho
Iarkaw1nna
The circular precsdes the issuance Of
Nnv strike IN order that every man sm-
riovcd On the road may know inteIII-
gently &C the merits OF the case This
means that q formal order 10 strive will
not be made before Monday night or
Tuesday
All Of the committeeman OF al thess
o. EAnizations.- saws thu circular. have
gone over the entire cnne and they KNOW
tie truth Of the case as they know that
"a attitulds, OF the ~p-nr~r,x i.s t,pis IN IN,
sarn. a. Il has been for wears. To eyade
the i-sne. 10 divide the men to refua.
and bx sh.s.. rp.an- IA Sa-,.,, ,,,,,, ia.
IacSawnnna n,s-n un,,s..irahl,. condition.
a, ls-s rates than Obtain ON other lin.
and IN continue % ~. aAl. ,o rroc,i.,,
t..,,v tyranny. In ArEar rorg,.r.r,.. ar,
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1hs air y c,1ar and an. fun ~ 1No1n. otsctrir
sssln 90 oss ~ = J, SS='s sss .S@.''a nan
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''sh' bsrhRrSs at AslaaaV N ChSrags.
Hi' '"o. April Ie.-DArknsas almost
: 'i''r-' - that % night cams on the city
Y. ~ % lock this afternoon and did not
~ iof twenty minutes. ThaFa was some
- "in"ng the Ignorant, Who feared tho
.BTrn y !"
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1eri.-isas tsisls sl5r: sss;l Do
n. 2. Dewey = auasce4. 10 tnllas -. New Vera.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
ORDERS FOR TELEPHONE cos
Pubhc Service Board Wants Data Con-
cerning Rates.

A-5@ny, Cc, 22-Eyery telephone corpo-
ration under the jurisdiction Of the Public
Service Commission has been ordered 10
file with the commission by November 10
schedules - hich viii show Dy each OK
Change those or it's patrons OF saDscrihers
VINO are rlcel wing telephone service Of any
eHaracyer ar rates which differ u amy way
ron the standard rates adopted and now
y force -sr contracting new business
Tie C.UTriss5On has also ordered lLlal
al telephone corporations file by December
J a Schedule showing al rates, rentals ana
cLarges llr services over their hneS Dc-
tween points ln this state and OF every ms
leased or operated hy hem, and al points
o. ia -re or any other telephone corpora
lon Whenever z through service or JOINT
rae slaL Lave been established pet"eSu
any Two points.
The commission has ordered the Ne"
1ork Telephone Company 10 file py NoNein--
Der J. z schedule showing the nufilDs.- = o y.
pay s-a-ir~e oDerated within New York
Litys together with the gross earnings "
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
ASSISTANT PosTMAsTERs MEET.

ssratoea Springs. y. Y, Oct. 2.-The an
nual convention Of the New York State AS
ISOLATION Of Assistant Postmasters was
opened here to-day, with practically al o.
the first and second class Offices In the stare
REPRESENTED. Addresses were delivered ~
p y. Deeraw, Of gyashineton, Fourth As-
Eistant Postmaster General, W. ~. Dick
son. i1s.aet-- in charge e the New york
.i1ce, aua r. 81. tFooEcy, president OF the
Aa-oa4l Association of assistant POST
master = proposition 70 unite with the
rational --ssoeiauoG " Poztonice Clerks
"ll be gC.ed ou
These officers were elected President, T.
ID AeWclna. Of Brooklyn; first vlce-presi-
oeht Thomas +. Murphy, Of New hoTk;
seeonc gLce-president p. -. Russell OF
Non. third vice-president, Nelson II
-o1ng, Of WatervlieJ; secretary. W Z
Wright. u Tarrytovn, and treasurer, }. d
henealc,. o. Troy.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
TO INSPECT FIRE ESCAPES.

special Inspection OF al tenement
muse FIRE escapes 81 The city VIII begin
.'-nioiroU- Tire purpose Of this inspec-
-0A Is 10 See ;hat au drop ladders lead
&c Hom frst story balconies 10 the grouho
placed IN positions where they can
-seo IN case Of FIRE. IN many cases they
Agng IN places where they are OF htue
n NC service. il is said The Tenement
se Department is directed 10 prose
a.. persons who violate the law in re-
-Eslt % ire escapes.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
HELP WANTED.
Male
pR0F. D'AEESSHO'S

-,s,,-,,s Na,g york School fcE cutting aad de-
-s--5or 3qdies- and ren:lsmen's garments. TauEag
i,v mail or a. 244 eth Hty-
ES5Y one make money eonezponoipE Tor news
,a-q- SsfDstT aiddlcport. y. Z
Eg-T7T07s OF adjustment; general supervision Of
.65..sfsug accounts. ealary &-,OtO. MigAil
lArene,1. FFlatiron Building
-l51,.l7 I-I+F-ppyTz residing in Pr1czyn plumbing
Supply house energetic and capable: ssS6
r-rs-5.--ial l5.apl1yment CORPORATION. 253 Broad
,5... hsauc.sa Est I3Js-
75COTEEEPER for public accountants young
frsfi. Win eAuerience in banking; $500 Gre
a,.,,tiai J.larioslnent Cooperation, 2J3 Broadway
fsFcuc-J- fst 1904
- gCKEEEPER. aDout 81; well known ci,y hotel.
Gay work 1896 and meals. CieaenuaI En-
,l.,Irent Corporation, 253 Broadway AgencyD.
ret 1904
T0OKRFFPER about 81. for estate: energetic.
capable. handle men, keep costs purchase. etc
Credential Employment Corporation Z5S Broad
way fAgencyD.
ROY. 10 to IS years old: able 70 do typewrfting
and ONCE works good chance. 2sS broadway.
fourth nco<s
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
LARGE DECREASE IN IDLE CARS.

A decrease Of s,734 ia the number Of IDLE
cars in this country and Canada for the
two weeks ended October y was reported
in the fortnightly bulletin Of the American
Railway Association issued yesterday. The
total number OF idle cars. according TO the
report, was 33, 735. the lowest Of the year.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

CKGANIeT open for engagement; in lest posi-
ton eight years. y. J. ;. Tribune Onlce.
WANTED-By a retired policeman, position as
6Decfal officer or watchInaD; best referelce
ri,se7- Address Retired. Tribune Uptown Of
Ace 1884 Broadway
VyKNTFD-A uOsition special officer or watch
man bv A reliable and experienced man, with
first class reference Address Watchnan, Trib-
mo Uptown CfSce 1884 Broadway.
Female.
8 MILLINERY DESIGNER ana trimmer; &C
cust0ne5 to 9th ave. trade, would do "oFh oui
or nj hcrne Milliuer, l.3 West I9th St
= E,f5INFTl -oung woman would like occupa-
ton for lew hours afternoon; willing 10
--ol.s herself generally useful: moderate. Ad-
.1~5-g III, Box 10. Tribune Uptown Once, 1864
" adway.
y FINED Par sian lady "a visiting companion
ar orivste lessons, long experience; city refer
erres Address Mile. Legare, 3i1 West Both St
sTEN0GRAPHER l22,.-Five years eTPer!enee nee,
rrnroupl ~ competent. educated, rehnedi q Few
hours daiIv BOX 80. Tribune Uptown Ofice.
1865 Broadway. --..--