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New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
RECEIVERS, SALES


rs THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE UNITED
states f-r the aCufhern District o. New York
The Underground Electric Railway Company
% London L!l-lt-d. Comp.alnant. against Louis
81 OGsley. Executor of the Last WAN and
Testament cf Charles =. Aerkes. deceased. aud
otle-s. Respondents
Aotlce D. h-re1y given thar pursuant 10 a
decree - sale made Ia the above-entitied
cause teariu- date the END day 20 Jauu-
ar,. 1910 ard entered in said ca-ac the tn
de-a.Fnei. tho Receiver ln said cause. Wtll
cen aL p4t.l- auction. tlroush the A.ueri-an Art
A--l0 i4t-ol. Aalasers. o. Thomas = kirby.
oucLcneer. On the preIuis-z NO. S64 Eifth Ave
Ll-. ln me Borough % Manhattan. Ga the city
ara county ~ Acg iurk Oh the eleventh GAY
n AUrii 1910. az half paSI two o'clock IN lhe
afternoon o. thuf day. C0uflnllls Cn tns tUe.ftl
cay u AE-n. 1910 ~ lalf Iaat two O'Clock On
I'~ Afternoon cr that dar. ar1 af quarter past
e.hlt q el.ca in the evening Of that lag. ana en-
-i-r thlr'erLtl daY OF April. 1910 az baif uast
t~n O'Clock iu the afternoon of that 1ay auf az
a quarter past eight O'Clock in the evening %
llaf -at. the contents of said premises 10. 80
fifih Avenue New York formerly tho rlsiden-s
~ hariea n nerkes. deceased. For further
faril. 3'ars reference o. made o. saif decree.
Dates SEES York March atu 1ntu
CHARLES q. EURLINGHAM
Receiver.
J a. COTTON r. solicitor f1r Receiver ies
Broadway. New YORK Cttg.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
PROPOSALS.

PHOPOSAIS FOR MATERIAL ErC-GOV-
ernment Printing CFcs. Washington n 9.
February l6 l9i0.--Seaied proposals VIII be
received az this One uut1 10 o'cioc.l a m.
MONDAY April l. 1910. for furnishing mate
rial etc. for the public pr!Utiug and binding
% tns Government Printing once 'suriug the
fs-al yeor ending June 50. 1871 TIE risht 70
rl j=ct any and al BIDS ana % waive defects
Is ress-ve1- Dstailec hsdu.es % rhe mate
rials. etc. required. accompanied By blank
proposals. and giving the regulations wtyh
which bidders must comply. may be c5ta.-sd
bv a11-ess.1g this oHics. sAML g. DON
NELLY. Puhnc Printer
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHINC AND EQUIP-
AGE-Nsw York y. T.. March 25 I9I9-
Sealed proposals. IN triplicars. VII be re-
ceiveL here until I P n April Is, 1910. and
then opened. Ger Eauu-lets. ha- cords. cotton
gloves slickers. woolen stockings a1d under
shl-rs. coat buttons. Lerr-poles ard -plrs- IT,
formation upon application Envelopes con
tanning proposals % be endorsed Proposals
for Clothing and Eq1ipage. % b opened April
Is. 1870" ard addressed % II GRAY
ZALINSKL Depot @ n
TVF7S- pCTNT. - y sfarcl = 100 --Sea 81
rrccosaIs n riplicare. subject 20 rhs usual con-
ditiC1s fcr furnishing fuei az this Pest. viii be
received units L. o'clock n. April T. 1910 De-
fverlss 20 be made during the fs-al y=a- end
i-E Jure 80. 1911. Information furnished upon
application. The Z. s. reserves TIE right 20
accent or reject any or ar proposals or any rarr
thereof E-vei-pss ccEta,rt.g proposals. should
be endorsed Proposals To- Fus-" Add-sSss1
o-arre-G-zE-sr
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
IP COTTON r.
If5 B-1alHav
NeU work. City.

Ies TIE CIRCUIT Co-R- or TIE UNITED
IN r--.--zr5r71 rfsc.rs. Patiwavs c'onrpa-y ~
London. Limited. Co-apiei1enr. azaiEst Louis :.
Owsiey. - Executor o. The Lest w.ll are Testa-
rcelt cf CHARLES T. NerEaz deceased. and --hsrs.
lsferol 1eELs.
S,siee 3 hereby Fivs1 mat ru-suan: 70 a d.
bea-ine cate rEz ~ cay ~ lamar 100 a1d
ceivsr IN safe cause. VIII ser AZ ruril- auction
10 The highest e.dce-. -t No Ls9 East 69th
CITY County end stare c- >ew Y2rE On re
day of April 1910 st naf past one o'clook n
he afternoon. -y Joseph p Day sscti3nee-.
directed % be sc,t. and therein described as
A. ,za- e.-,a.a ~ piece g 2arss. e lara
s.ect=t. sit-a-e 'y.7E e. se.1E r nc 1a,h
rr1 STATE CO Ner F---- ard c'rn-91 and ls-
+ nee uH.-g no certain oo-nt on t,s nortnsr'y
s.55 Of c9-s street distant one hurdret a7t
Hy Zoo In ersec-.-1 % The uor-rec.y s.i- o. sa1
\ rus and -1rr.-e Whence eas-r-v al7nE Che north
cry sor oL -t-- --,9 ~ .ee-
. r--sr.s iIg0- feer --s ,51 .--5e=. thence vest
fs- 4-5 t-eues so.4--s-Iv parallel ur.n s7F
. avenue and rarr OF ire distance th--u-h parry
va va [ ~. ~ tsr.--.-- -s.4 ,-sr-,-ss n Ts.Iy .,'s
. "a Section 5 Bi1ek 1904. On the La-a Map Or
/ T-is sale ~ s-.s raai F-opsr-y vu be made
FREQ s--r r--uHl1Ices. ana sry Ir-u1oraacss
+ thsreon a. -as y-ls OF sale VIII be pait cur G.
Ire purchaser. u1oa tas a-eertanes % any
4 per cent % tha purchase price "a money or in
. q cert. geo rrrgr- ar -lllue1 on any nariona-
M5rbat-s1 ia t1s civ o. Nsw York. satstas-
. Tory r1 che -1t-r7iensa fnd .7a o. che GOA
residue o. ire purchase prise n cash ana within
. tlutt cays 4.-ei s..-1 81, ~. .i-e. az such
as tho Court NAV. n ne order y ccn0-alat.ou
direct 10 s-ch sac shan rot be- confirmed bv
me court. slca deposit VIII oe returned u The
u case tae rvrssa.sr slaI 'an s'.sr sece7--
with any order o- &c C9ust re.a..1s % me ray
I mert thereof OF the conzl.z-r-.atiJn - t5e rur-
chase. t1e a-alG.t oe,osr- sLca nlrc1- ser
I ruch violation ard ~t.I te arriee o. rhe pay
f-ent 81 re etn.-i-ea ?. lne c-s'.e aat toward
property shall De sold a. less price on s1cn ~
n c1s- tire purchaser s.al ,an Or emit %
rake aur PAYMENT on account of the -npaid hay-
. ere cf tle purchase pri,e ~ a-cor dance vita
the property may be res1id on such notice as
the count NAV direct.
ss- 'rarcrase U-i-l ttc uEcersi-ncd v-tI execute
[ a SEED or Seeds ara other proper Instrument -
can.e! lax and trlnster-inE such ur'1erty pur-
/ the.- succesrorE or h-s.sna iu Zee simple ard
deeds the srarteo or grantees therein named
wIT BE- fet fnfr fHr rcsre-7fTn 30 fr- 1-arutaas -
81 conveyed and the undsrsirns- ana any pa-ty
[ deliver such rror.rf otFr fo Pre- purchaser r.
and Such purchaser or purchasers. his or tref-
successors or assigns. shan De- eufit'ct 20 hold
usr sraes~ and enjoy e came rr', ara d.stHsTse.i
suit ans those claiming under trer.
For flrther ra-ti-ul4rs reference ls mass 20
Dated Nsw york. March tth 1919.
CHARLES O. BJ ELINcHNW
J p COTTON. Jr.. Solicitor rar Receiver. 70.
Trnafw1y Ncw Nr-' lTtv
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
TO ORGANIZE DRUG CLERKS.
Means 70 Regulate Trafhe in Certain
Drugs Discussed.

-~~ -eaN---s-~
The National Pharmaceutical Society held
a mass meeting az the New York College OF
Pharmacy last r.ght ana listened 20 ad-
dresses from physicians and others. among
them nr. Thomas Darlington. former
Ecalth Commissioners. and Dr. George c
Dickinson, acting dean of the College OF
Pharmacy. Both spoke o. the benents 70
an Influential organization OF licensed drug
clerks, such as the rational society seelzs
90 become.
AS an example os what drug clerks can
accomplish by concerted acton he IN
sianced the result of the law OF 1905 for
bidding the sale % carboiic acid a. solu-
tions above per cent without q physicians
prescription. Following the passage of this
law. he said. the number of suicides f. this
Gin, from carbolic acid dropped IN a year
from SiS 20 -, showing that the pharma-
oists as a body had obeyed the law. al
though no sctive means had been taken 20
enforce ft
Both he and Dr. Dickinson pointed out
that the society. when it became powerful
enough, could put stop 10 the practice OF
substitution by druggists. Dr. Darlington
thought = could prevent OF restrict the sale
of coai tar preparations. 20 the use %
u hicn le asc-sbed the increase IN heart
disease. and the sale o. injurious or useless
patent med lcines- The society VII hold q
lazaar b. Palm Garden on May ard 9
e. SET funds with which 20 obtain perma-
reut headquarters.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26

SECRETARY. private l.-s- - trar clasc STE
roerarhFr. EaV-E legal experience N New
Vo-hi 81 500 NuUenal E-l-ploy-lent EE-E22ge.
r- Ar-r 4Z1
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26

BsC RIP rIONs
az tletr toWn
betw cen 16th ans
A4vrrtiscmenrs
crnncn omcrs az
clock o m viz
PSI, 6ih ave cor
West t-d st.. De-
I. esl t-ath S. IOl5
ar iTs lst ave
So T1G fremont
Amer. an District
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
MINIATURE AERO FLIGHTS.

There VIII D. flights of model asroplares
built By men OF tae aerolautic class OF the
Nesr side Young Mems Christian Associa-
flr, az Tho I'D Regiment arIaory. this az
te-oou- Men q this class have been max
il- over their small 1yiaE machines fer TIE
.ast Two weeks, practically every man IN
tre class making some changes r. the
planes. propeller OF balancing devices. and
the results viii be watched with tnterest 81
tl.s contest The Sights o. miniature aero
planes constructed by boys win Be held arst.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26

SAl-El a - goas-o-5 couple 10 eAi.-
Me- s-nith. Go Eckford 81. B-oollyp
COAcEEMAS. CsEFCLs MAN-AHs-icsn 735I.
sing-e t-7Ee-s1-y an1essi27Ss e. c'-nsry
rr,is4. rsisaas oa.:s. - -'A o.
C0AC CaSIAN-Ccc1- 1--By c5Ip7e. nan as oosS5-
man e1c E-iashez size to-E ana l--nerea4,
hsve child cne yea- ole. Eood refe-ences- 81.
2l5 Essr 1lsth e.
C0AcHMAN. rardener- farms-- vie coSE
laundress etc. scr. @ good helper. sz-
Delv. 246 East ssth 81
ccUPLE-Ge-a-sn: neat. VIE COOK sad lsun-
dress; -11n outside YORK care c- horses.
Bursau. Sls o-L ave. -s,- 3Is--Bryan--
FARM AlER,--S-5; an 'rouEd fzrner- 5000
ri-Aer ana tesE-sier. sober, active young
-1sn, references n. eare Ma-hewsou Bursau.
sls 3th ave. Tel 8Ts-Brysut
FABMHANDs-se2. I've g5co sx5eT-sssSd
rlen. together OF seps-ats; COED mixers and
son Bu-csu SIS 6th ave. Tel s-s-Brvaut
FARM sUPEEIN-E-N 4 GAT.-By Prscti-al man.
On ays.
FARMEE-GEEDENE -Nc--H I7sIs5s- married
four children. goo1 tegersai7 gr9Wer. e-cslen.
e-ee CaHsztsI- Bzrsau. l5t ca ave
GARDENER ana CHAUFFEUR Eer-ie-
naEs cczrtry p-ace; American; married no
ans care ~ private estates; unds-sIan1s al
modern machinery and care q horses etc. zooc
strictly sohsr. gcod references. X 4. &c WIlI-
am ~. Fs-, cbes,s-. \. Y.
GARDENER. al FLoRIsr.--First slass al
round single nan. p years' practical ezper-
isnoe IN al braaehes - landscape making and
fra-ing of gentleunsn.s country estates. safe
fact-ry creeentia-s 20 this enact- + T.. Box Is.
CARDEN ER-LACS68 68ESs-sizTTl-1- ioEs sT-
uerIence. highest rc.ercnce as % ahility and
GARDENER man ulta eKperI-ncs.
n1t afraid of work wants q position on o.
private place. VIA. a. Eesey 81
>i.sr -. ,ahagss e,.s as eEss'i7l27
dress Pierce l5s CIR ave.
4 GARDESER ma-ried. smau family con-
verssur rIth lsEdscaping ald the handling
of men. 10 open tor q position Jones. -
AesCy 80
GARDENER EarTlsd. no ssnIy. age a.
scotch. is lookins 5oT 2 position ca q Fri-
I GARDENER -EnEltsh. married; vel versed in
en- r-r4ening EEa2chss, sixteen sears practical
s S5ss sSSs toSs Sa- issa5 ssi.i's 1'a5
I GARDEN ER.-GernlH. s.nsie, erp-rieac5d iI
AueTia nno tcsr'alle Eloasr. lcthpuse giazs
/ l'zrrsrters Bureau. - ttl eve.
sI-ri- ter-tsti@s. cold francs noaers gTeel-
Eseat5. sss eta ave.
GARDENER -s-o,ch married. n0 children; ez-
- ---..t.I- --5,..r. t.rceIls-r 80 r.rsn-r. f-,r-
vel kloNa pecF-e- C.. --ie o-e.i AseA-', -
G-h ave
/ gAEDENER ana UsEFUL MAJ .--I-n1@rsrart
/ aU house and Earceu work. city or c--ltry.
7 Gar-eurr go - ave
4 MAN azd Uife. vim furniture. Vanf v5rz. gen
I fIauraus country place. carefafer. gardener.
] Eeeefahl@- horss COW wife cook. first cilsl
/ laEraress Hirrius. ese Ha,t ~. BrooKyn
f USEFUL MAN-sWede "a. Eentieu.ans caua.
rru riacc. Fo1L 0achmar aLl chauffeur. uu-
] eers.a1l Eau-el WORK. excellent references
/ sampsan 4 Neisan.s Bureau. 4i@ s1h ave Tea
4 tsfr 1sariron rq-are
. USEFUL MAN.-OutzIde Work. care of horses
COWS. chirkens. etc. good reterencrs'
kls on ave Tel SIS Bryant
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
- - RATE LARoE.

ls.--. s.a-cr c- - The proportion az
--ses dang before ere. are yea- ols is
r-sats- r Boston taar ir Acw York. CHI
go. F,tst1rs. san Francisco. ~. Louis.
l.c,rl.al. Milwaukee. Cincinnati or Buf-
.sle IS -.e settlement made iu e report
,s.u-l -6-cl. ry tae AHA and Baty Ey-
c.e-r -ss...1t.u.. B1s-ols Ccatl rate.
f-u.r--rr 'e .Nrrrlr- Sd rnr uaE-fa rt-,-t- 8
c.t-, "a TaI EEf~ and Lowell where in
-.s u 1.r .. every .NO labics lir- before
freg rtre .r u.L
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26

saLEsMEA. law bosss. hlga grade salss.1sn-
thoroughly familiar wi-h law hooks, s. 90 rc
% $50 Nsrion2l Employment EKchauEe. ~ West
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26

s-oNE SALESMAN. preterahiy e1perienoet man
rtls hre although ucr absolutely neceEFlrv.
Sew E-F1and territory. local house. CAL Bls.-
rses Service co... aOs BroaGWaE-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
SII93oSETE'S NOTICES

- PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HOS
abner C Thomas. Surrogate CT the
County o. New York. notice Is hereby gwen
% an persons having claims against Sismu-d
C5uitsrTnan lare o. the County ce New TccE
Seceaa=6 20 present the same. with vouchers
thereof 20 the subscribers. AZ tL-ir place %
tra-sactirz business. No. A. Brcadwav. ir the
Dstsd SsW Vo-x. the 25th Say ot Jazzary.
1910
RUDOLPH GCITERMAoS. LEOPOLD LEH-
MAN. Executors
EINSTEIT TOWNSEND z GCTTERNAS
Attorneys for Executors e. Broadway
Eeu york CITY
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
cuNNLNcHAMs PRIsoNER FINEp

Jacob -zer. of 30 -1- Hester street
o1s cf tle sa.oorkeepers arrested ty Pa
..,--.--ar Charles ID. C.ruinsLar-. was sound
- O.. selling liquor t1 @ u.-nlr and n---
F, 81 yesterday i1 t-- C-l-t of splc.-. sCs-
ao1s Cunningham Is one of tle policemen
CVa..-E r'aI r- charges growth e u-r ot l..s
astlr.r- De- making excise arrests
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
nAMcIna ACADEMIES

lIiss Mant. ~ z 5ad Dancing classes. stage
and an Fancy cancea Pautomilncs arranged.
AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
Tor The Trlbunc rccetsed al Their ytoWn
Oficc. No 1864 Broadway, octWcen SON ana
gTtn sta until . o clock . ~. Advertisement :
received lt the following branch Offices af
regular Office rates until clock p. m. viz
aHa 81 ave e. cor. sd Sc. Us 6th ave, cor
Ierh sr lof Lasr l4th ST. 80 Nesl t-d o.. be-
tween Tth and sth aNea. rs West 18Th sr- lria
"a ave l62B ,d ave. near Jlst 81 lsla lst ave-,
rear ~a.h 60. taT East t-atb ats 900 Lrenlont
ave-. 61O 90 AVS. AID any Alleri-au ptstrie;
rf.. ..-slor ofirr
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
AsslcMEE,s NOTICE

= sST95SY CI0CGH Notice rs HzFEBY
gwen a. ire undersigned that ne was made
Assiguas for the benefit % creditors q Az
T,EDNY CLOEGH. formerly doing a general
str-ly-5r zerage business a. No - Broadway. IN
r-s Rc-cugh - Manhattan BE- the Cry OF New
v-~E ana hat aI persons having arv claims
erairs- satd ANTH0NY CLOCGE are hereby re-
c1ireE 70 present the same 20 the urtersie1st
a. hIs place or t-ausactIuE business the or 60
- ESsEISTYS e HAUGHWOUT. Room 400.
No . rector Street. Borough Or Manhsrtan.
-t-v - N-w YORK with the vouchers therefor.
Irl'- ve-taez or o. before ne 12rh dav o. Nav.
1910 GEORGE 2 ALENA NDER
Asst-nee ~ An-Eo1v Clcugk
EssFL.STTN & HATGHWOTT. Atrys cor AS
signes. once ard p o Address SO 2
Peltor Srrest. NsW York Ciry. y. 2
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
Hotel Dennis

with everything modern. Is always open and
main ratlS an Ulobstructed ocean view
WALTER J. BUZBY.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
IoST RANkROoKS-

EANEDJOK SO. 3ls $50 q ths Uli1a Dsrss
savings Bank ts missing Any person having
a claim o. ir IS hereby called upon % present
the same within ten days or submit o. having
said plsshooS cancol.sd ani new one ISSUED
EANEBOCK 80. 5s9.T6e y the Uu.oa Dl5ls
SAVINGS Baua is missing Any perso1 having
q claim % 10 is tsreoy called upon o. present
t-a came within ten DAYS. or submit o. having
L0Er--Earksook 10. asa fs3. ssamen.s Csrk
Tor savings - and IS Wall St New York
PAYMENT stepped ana consolation applied for
Flease IeLl.l y bank
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26

J p. COTTON Jr solicitor for Receiver. Ies
broadway. New York Cttg.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
NEW KIND OF MoTHER-N.LAw.
As Defender Of Daughters Husband
She Upsets Divorce P7ecedeats.

Us common enough ror mans mother
in-law 70 take up tie cu5Eels for her
daughter IN a matrimonial tznFls. but now
cones Mrs. Charlotte Mcdonald. who
makes an afhdavlr in favor OF her son-in-
law, William H. souIly. n the separation
suit brought BY bis wife. NTary.
Mrs- Scully accuses heT husband %
drunkenness and cruel treatment Her
mother says ScuIly is % good fellow and
that she does not think her daughter Is
acting fairly iu the matter. She saws also.
j have always noticed my son-in-iaw 70
act in respectable and gentlersnl.ke
manner toward nay daughter. his wife &"
Scully. who il an electrician and chauHeur.
also makes dcusals
Justice Greeuhalm heard argument BY
counsel yesterday ol q motion for Ali.
mony. AIRS. Sculiy declared that As a
chauffeur ~ q taUicab her husbands sips
averaged s q day.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26

ton on Monday BY Magistrate Herman N
torzville police court Detectives Kahn
and Fitzpatrick arrested Hoffman In a Co
luHaous avenue pawnshop. and after talk
with the prisoner they went 20 his home
and seized q quantity o. stun alleged 20
have been taken from the Tiffany home.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
TYPEWRITiNG AND TVPEwRiTERs

ETRIE s. @ 81 :. 9SS:s o. &: !: = -: !: 5:
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
SPECIAL POLICEMAN Held.

nfuau Herman. ~ 30 lsss 7-st street
Bnos.r tre Holmes patrolman c-arg e
with r1-.Eg Tire residence or Hiss Louise
= -.raaE. az 81. -5s Madison avenue. Was
Yesterday Ie.G lr $1,000 haU f0r examine
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
HELP WANTED.

Female
DrSTNG RooM woNAN; n Eood hone cor
boys: frst class Place. Mss Fss.Ilal. Agr.
I-niversai EmpI5yrieui Bureau. = East - 81.
GENERAL H0U SEW oRIlER wanted tor family
al 10. Mrr. rlicsinsor's Cooperative Bureau.
S2i Madlson ave, cor - s.
G0OD WHITE WoNIAN cook toT .aay; small
rpao4s5-s,ss' ie71..z i19S rs sts a. ave
T1T7NDRESS- for school. country; So; refer
erces. Universal Employment Bureau. 2s East
eSd 81 Miss Peckham. ManagsI.
klTCHENNAiD.-FiFst class place: wages SO.
Universal Employment bufeaA Al-s Feckharl.
MEr-. :. Easi 81 81
NURsE 20 Gaze rcr young baby; oniy nurse
with personal reference need Apply eountry
position. three hours iron Ne. Al tgIs- ca! be-
trefn e-ii Hotel s.. HuaeTt' 10 West oIta 80.
Airs. r. y. Baraum-
NURSE MAID.-YolnF EiTl y 5000 appearance:
references. wages s.. Miss FecEhau. Mgr.
Universal Employnae1t bureau. = E1st "a e.
osTRICE EA1HERs-ExpeElenced sewers and
curriers' wnaied. god pas. steady vcrk =
MaT0E. go Broadway.
PRoTEsTANT COOK 10 email private family:
wages SIS; reference required Universal En-
ployHleut Bureau. - East 25d g. 1iss Peck
ham. Mar.
S0ITCTTORE-FTe Jrlr fo Eufore Pss-70-
Play. for liIuitet number Subscriptions Co
luEhan Masazine Aderess 2 o. BOX SIS.
Hseisen souars Branch.
Two GIRLs. 70 go % CaHata. private family
msnt Bureau. Is Eas; - ST. siiss Pseiha1a.
Nanager.
TEPIsTs female u5l. oliver machine; 81 an
pieoeFork. National Employment Exchangs
~ West as 81
WAITRESS for cry hosp.sSl in doctors dinirF
room; SIS. Asa--SeEstea6 Agezcv. IncCrpo-
re tee. Tsq 9Th ave.
WANTED. .-c05k and laUnd7ess Tor small faTsIly
Eoing cut o. tOwn, must have Vood references:
ppiy Friday CT SATURDAY evenings. Ms Eo5gss
49, y est End ave.
WANTED, for the country cock. chambeTaIaIs Z
an1 laul-ress, any nationality. Lincoln square
AEeacE. Columbus ave and G-th e.
WOMAN cLEANER for institation vanfsc. 81
s1d board Agar-NeUEtead Agency. Ircospo-
rated, - eth ave.
YOUNG FRENCH GIRL. lately LANDED. 10 40
Eeneral ho~sewoTk i- small family Innovation
waW-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET

LARGE sunny CORNER ROOM runniny
cater private family. Beautiful Location.
facing the Hutscu. telephone Harrison 2l5
West i0ist s.. Telephone 6Ooo-Riverside.
WAVERI EY PLACE. IO3-I}oon.. WltL private
hath. $40 per week. hotel servica
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTEo.

EETAEER-Eespons.b couple 10 clE-
dren. excellent references. private place
Mrs smith. Go Eckford s-. Brooklyn
COACHsIAS CsCTCL MAN-Anae-ican 1s57.
single. tL--l--l.v understands az country
work; sobs-. god references. Il l. Lex 81
Tribune Cr1ce-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
soARn 40 RocMs-

l1fTa sT 6l WEST Private bath. suite. also
smaller rooms. par-Cr dining ro-m. superior
Fable. re1ne1 service. references exchanged.
table Fues-z
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
RUsINEss CHANcEs

FOR SALE brewery of 10000 barrels annual
ninE order viii include au stock unf accounts
% $4,000 price $4,000 cash $50 000 balance
on easy terms Address C. t.. Box 90. Tribune
Uflce
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26

-EAN-fF- itftl-E-Ftrsr class lrt0grapti- com
class zoo for rielr man A- r.. Tribune Ofc-.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
SCHOOL AGENCIES

American and Forrign Tsaehsrs' A<ency.
suppiies Profcssors Tsachera rulora Gov
.rr-ugcs etc. 90 Colleges. schools and F1rnil4s&
Apply 20 MIA a. YCCNG-TuLToS
q Uulon square
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
STRIKE FAILING
Plan, at Franklin, n. H.,
onerofes-Disordcr IN Maine.

,,.-,l,n. X. n March .S.-Wih the ex-
ia ore small palp miA al the
-, ~ thc IntcruatioUal Paper compons
d go - l---f In oneration to-day In spite
49, ..-,,-, of members % the Pulp, sui
and Paror Mn Workers lrion,
- teran last nighL The paper ma
80 renders. WHO belong 20 q separate
-, refused 90 jCin the str!se, and 81 a
- l,sla late to-day reafirmed thoir
r-sn y. NaHu. president of the strikers
..--,nizst.ou. lest here for his home az tort
- ~ y. to-nigas Before de-
- re sent q dispatch 20 President
-, ~ ths I-rited Paper Makers Broth
--.,cs ,,rrinr him DO come here and dis
80 situation u-th Tie machine ten1ers
b 800 uuion. who have declined 10 strike.
- -a-fv Is understood 20 Dee In Washing
s,ra conferluce with samuel Gompers,
.--.issrt of The American Federction ot
Ltbcr.
,.,.-,,rI iaus. ale. March es.--As a
..,,,f n numerous riotous demonstratioDs
- tbs part of the striking employees of
- local mills oI The international Paper
'-,-,,srv. citizens have appealed 10 the
.-,- r7sa-lne n this demand. High sher-
a. c.rbs-t announced to-day that he would
.,.-olv the needed rrotec-ioD, and that u
.r.sesary -ae state militia would be called
-. "a maintain order. lie Gle not thirk
- ...,e- means woIld De necessary how
mob as two hundred strikers. arnaed
,-,ft s,rh> and basebsl bats, gathered ~
sh. I..rH Central l-l-lroaH ~ tlor 70
-s.pt ar evening trc.r Tonight toAoNlns 8
4 rruorE L.lt more strike breakers we're
ror,.rr f-ou Dur-llrl. ~ strike breakers
rrrears. and fht CROWD dispersed aftcr
l.,s ral rtltel Tie train Wit- stones.
wa,c-tcur. N " March cs.-Sixty
s.-lfe breakers taEe been Imported tor
vcra lr r.l WltertrVu division az Tie
T~.a-ratior-, perer com. ans one ma
sa..c is being C1e-a-ed at the mil az Glen
Paris a1l f.t s.0e~ .rterlerr says -tlt
4. u.. be- tu Cr ration tomorrow -.le
-.rrfr ir TIE frUr Ut... have str-ick K. ana
s~tEr breakers are employed to kcrn Up
fft4r ~le cro-Cl WOOD pup r-- a.
81 's turning our t-irfy-il' re tons cA
rsre- day. Us cll ccpGcit2-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26

ApVEHrfsEMCNTE AND
Cor The IrIatnr received
Cficc 30 isGf l.1atuav.
aIfh sta.. until D o.rIl-E 4. "a
rtceive4 az tfs following
regular oiloe rates Until s o..
-fa sIh ave. a. b.. cor lf1 sf
l-ih a. lpl Eaff fifl "a. ~
tween tth and Sea atea -r.I n
Pa atc 1895 3l ave. meas fr-
near -utt at i5T last farft
ave $50 ~ ave. ald any
IsleEragl OG.co
New-York tribune., 1910-03-26

CoACHMAA Fardener farme~. VIE cook
laundress. etc. scr. 20 good helper: sz-
ceptloua. references ss0 z-z board. Nara
n-1v oas East 5.S-h e.