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New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
o. T. BARNARD IN HOE COMPANY

The stock of the new corporation of Rob
ert Hoe & Co, which will be organized
tomorrow to succeed the old company of
the same name which expired on December
81. will be placed in the hands of a voting
trust for five years. il was announced yes
terday. The trustees are Otto T. Barnard.
president of the New York Trust Company:
Arthur Curtiss James, vice-president of
Phelps, Dodge & Co, and John s. Hovt
treasurer and a director of the Standard
Plunger Elevator Company and a director
of the Manhattan Life Insurance COMPANY.
Officers of the new company will probably
be elected tomorrow, following the incor-
poration of the new concern.
The capitalization of the new corporation
will be s5.S750o0. When the old company
expired, on December 81. the heirs of Rob
ert Hoe entered into a family agreement
for the new incorporation which is to take
place tomorrow. Justice Amend, of the
Supreme Court last Tuesday granted per-
mission TO DR.. Samuel NJ. Evans. the father
and guardian of three grandchildren OF
Robert Hoe, to participate In this agree
ment.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
FORECLOSURE SAFES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YOPK
William Livingston Bruen plaintiff against
Marvin u. Hubbel et al, defendants.-In pur-
suance OF a judgment of foreclosure and sale
duly made and entered in the a above- entitled ac
ion and hearing date the 18th day of Decemher
1909. |. the undersigned. the Referee i'm said
Judgment named will sell at public auction at
the Exchange Salesroom Nos 14-I6 Vsss,
New York. on the Path cay of January Iefo 81
12 o'clock noon on that day. by Joseph p ma
Auctoneer, the premises directed hv said iu6c
ment 10 be sold. and therein described as foi
lows: "
All that certain lot Of land in the CITY and
County of New York with the buildings ,bss-I GU
bounded and described follows: W.T.
Reginning at a point in the northerIv side ~
G25l feet easterly from the intersection ~ The
northeTv side OF i35th Street and the ea.,erI5
side Of Eighth Avenue and running thence nOrth
erly parallel with Eighth Avenue and mart n,
the way through party wall nnety-nne (oo1
feet eleven Dll inches TO the centre line ~ ~
block thence easterly along said centra liz
twenty-five t25) feet; thence southerIy ogaI,
parallel with Eighth Avenue and part ~ ~.
way through another party wall ninety-nine faa1
feet eleven 11) inches to the ncrtherIv "a -
18Th street and thence westerly alone ,ba
northerly side OF 135th Street twenty N,,a 5a!I
feet TO the point Of beginning " '-"'
The said premises being now known az ~.
245 West i35th Street and being those ahHE
rne T.. Vocke by deed dated January al o, ,ann
and recorded in the Office OF the Register 80 80
County OF New York in I>ber 62 Of Sectio ,ns =
of COnveyances at page 462. ''oH
Dated. New York December 2oth rooo
l. MAURICE WORMSFP paF
STEWART & SHEARER Attornevs - ~;
tin. - Wall Street. Borough of Manbat1an
New York City -"uhattan.
he sold: its street Number is No 245 Wcst 1sz,p 10
Street 'NSt ia1th
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
sUFFRAGIsTs WITH STRIKERS.
Sympathizcrs Aid Philadelphia Shirt
waist Girls

Philadelphia. Jan. 12.-Additional evidence
of the interest and sympathy of the wom-
ems sufragists of this city in the strike
of the girl shirtwast makers was shown
tonight at largely attended meeting un-
der the auspices of the Pennsylvania
Woman's Suffrage Association.
So large was the crowd of women that
the doors were closed before the opening
OF the meeting, and hundreds were un-
able to gain admittance. Mrs. o. H. P
Belmont. who had expected to address the
meeting. was unable to be present, but
sent a telegram expressing her regret and
her sympathy with the cause. Miss Fannie
Cochran. well known in local society and
Rosie Gratis, one of the strikers, told of
the manner in which they were arrested
recently. Resolutions of support were
adopted at the close of the meeting and a
collection was taken up for the benefit of
the strikers.
Spurred on by the support of prominent
women and by the announcement that a
number Of Bryn Mawr College girls would
join the ranks of their pickets Tomorrow
q small army Of strikers stormed the fa--
tory of Samuel Epstein, at 4th and George
streets, and a factory near 18th and
Arch streets tonight, in an effort to force
the girls and women still at work TO join
them. The onsIaughts OF the strikers were
met by a squad of policemen, who drove
the men and women back.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
CHASE BANK DIRECTORS MEET

The directors OF the Chase National Bank.
all of whom were reelected at the annual
meeting OF the stockholders on Tuesday. met
and organized yesterday. The only changes
made In the official staff were the election
of Samuel ii. Miller. formerly cashier, as
Vice-president, making two vice-presidents
for the institution. and the election of
Henry NJ. Conkey. formerly an assistant
cashier. as cashier in Mr.. Miller's place
The other officers were reelected They
are A. Barton Hepburn, president; Albert
H Wiggin. vice-president. and Charles G.
Siade, Edwin A. Lee, William F. Purdy and
Alfred c. Andrews. assistant cashiers
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
PLEA FROM STRIKERS.
Wdist Makers Debate at Jezc-
ish Social WOrkers' Rooms.

IL the shirtwaist manufacturers do not
want sentiment to grow in favor OF the
striking shirtwaist girls they will have to
induce Miss Elsie La Grange Cole and
Miss Rose Schneiderman. platform per-
formers of rare power, TO quit going around
town dilating on the pathetic aspects OF
the present and past situations.
These young women held a cultured audi
ence for an hour and half at the Jewish
Social Workers rooms. No. 1873 Lexington
avenue, last night. The programme planned
a debate, J. B. Hyman being advertised 10
present the case for the manufacturers
Mr. Hyman sent telegraph message just
before the meeting, pleading another en-
gagement. The secretary of the social
workers organization said that he had
asked Mr.. Hyman by letter to be on hand.
and had received acceptance by telephone
several days ago. Therefore. the secretary
couldn't understand Mr.. Hymans absence,
unless It meant the manufacturers had
no case.
Miss Cole. twenty-five years old and
pretty. talked with self-possession and as
smoothly as an essay about underlying
and fundamental wrongs committed in
sweat shops owned by skin proprietors."
Nothing OF greater social import has hap
pened since women entered industrial life
she said. than the present strike.
Miss Schneiderman believed a union
among the girls the only solution TO
the settlement Of troubles which. she
said, had been long endured. "Chivalry
among our bosses does not exist" she
added. 81 have found no chivalry in in
dustry.'
AS a result OF a meeting Of representa-
tives of Episcopal Church associations in
the Church of the Relieved Disciple, seth
street and Madison avenue. to discuss the
strike of the waist makers, Miss Margaret
Lawrance. secretary of the Church Asso-
citation for the Advancement of the Inter
ests Of Labor. was instructed yesterday 10
write To the pastors OF all the Episcopal
churches in the diocese of New York asking
them to take up collections in all their
churches on Sunday in aid of the strikers
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Bremen, Jan 12, 10 m--Prinzess Irene Ger.
New York. >'
Hamburg. Jan T. 11:45 m-Prinz Adeibert
(Ger), New York.
Christiansand: Jan II, midnight-Oscar II DAM
Naples. Jan H. 3 p m-Princpe di Piemonte
QtaD, New York
Manchester. Jan I1-Tespis (Br) New Yor,,
Rio de Janeiro. Jan 10-Italian Prince tBr), New
York Via Natal. NGaceo. etc
Movllie, Jan 12-Furnessia lBrl. New York for
Glasgow "
Kongkong. ian 12-welsh Prince CBp. New
York Via Port Said and Singapore
Fort said, Jan 12-Dacre Castle iBrl. New York
via A'Siers for Hodeida and Singapore
SAILED
Cherbourg. Jan y, : m-Kronprinz WiIba,r,
1Gerl from Bremen and Southampton New
Lirerpool; Jan 12-cymric CBr), New York via
Hull. Jan. 11-Ganleo tBr). New York
Naples, Jan. 11-Cretic tBri New York
Barbados Jan 11-MagdaIena CT3r) tfrorn New
York Via Kingston, otcl Southampton.
Brow Head Jan l2-kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Ger. New York for Plymouth C'herbourr
and Hamburg; Umbria CBrl. New York for
queenstown and LIVERPOOL; Ryndar Dutch(
Lizard. Jan IL -BreC Conshire tBr) New YnrL fo-
Havre; 18th. Maartensdyk Dutch New
York tor Rotterdam: Prome,heus Ger New
Antigua Jan 12-southfeId CBr). New Yor, via
\cWpOrt News for Nov ''t'
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
-Twenty-third Ward Bank of the City Of
New York. Plaintiff, against Rae Ginsberg and
In pursuance OF a judgment of foreclosure
ened ea acog qy ana ade anf tb M 'hs b ss
OF October. 1909. l. the undersigned. the Referee
ton. at the Exchange salesroom, Nos. 1915
Nesey Street, in the Borough Of Manhattan,
City of New York, on the 18th day Of November.
1909. at II O'Clock noon on that day. by Joseph
r Day. Auctioneer. the premises directed by
SAID IuGgment 10 DC sold. and therein described
.nd As @s CERTAIN 7st Budss. 3 DSs sSs Rarss
thereqn The erected situate. lying and being in
the Borough Of Manhattan. OF the City OF
York, bounded and described as follows
of f4sb ssrea at Ia5 R9t on on & fhs o sas
soCtherly side of 146th Street with the East
eriy along the Southeriy side Of 14sth street,
81 81 feet 8 inches; thence Southerly parallel
line Of The Block thence Westerly 70 along es sad
centre line Of the block, 81 feet inches:
Lnence Northerly parallel with Broadway. 90
Ieet II inches TO the point or place Of be-
thereon erected, situate. lying and being In
STATE state OF New York. bounded and described as
OF 146th Street. distant one hundred and sixty
TWO feet siy inches Easterly from the corner
side Of eth street snd the Il ry 9s sds c
IBioadway formerly Eleventh Avenue or Bou-
IeFarq: running thence Southerly parallel with
Broadway and part OF the way through
party wall ninety-nine feet and eleven inches
10 the centre line OF the block thence East
erly along said centre line of the block thirty
seven feet six inches: thence Northerly again
Inches to the southerly side OF i46th street;
and thence Westerly along the Southerly side
OF l46th Street thirty-seven feet six inches 10
the point or place OF beginning Be said several
dimensions more or less
CHAS. L. COIN. Referee
LEXOW. MACKELLAR & WELLS. Attorneys
Ior PIaintin, 43 Cedar Street, Manhattan.
New York City
The following is a diagram of the property
20 ne sold; its street numbers 54S-552 West
10th Street:
146th Street
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13

The approximate amount of the lien or
property is TO be sold Is Twenty-Five hundred
and forty-siX and 5000 Dollars 80 246 SO)
with interes thereon from the sth day OF
October. 1909. together with costs and allow
ance amounting to S2O1 % with interest from
october 18th, 1909, together with the expenses
OF the sale. The approximate amount OF the
liens. which are 10 be allowed the pur-
chaser out Of the purchase money or paid by
the Referee. is 1851. "a and interest.
Dated. New York. October 22nd. 1909.
The foregoing sale is hereby adjourned to
and place.
Dated. New York. November 18TH 1909.
The foregoing sale IS hereby further nd-
journed to Friday. December srd, 1909 a.
the same time and place.
Dated. New York November 26th 1909
CHAS. L. COIN. Referee
The foregoing sale is hereby further sd
journed TO Friday December 10th 1909 a,
the same time and place.
Dated. New York. December Srd. 1909
CHAS. l. COIN. Referee
The foregoing sale is hereby further al
journed to Friday; December nth. 1909 AZ
Dated. New York. December 10th. 1900
CHAS. l. COHN Referee
The foregoing sale Is hereby further "a
,1urned , ned, to Eft Friday; December oath 1909. at
Dated. New York December nth 1900
CHAS. l.. COIN. Referee
The foregoing sale Is hereby further "A
tourned to Friday: December 3Ist' ia0a q,
the time and place. A'o'' al
Dated. New York. December oath. 1900
CHAS. l.. COIN Referee
Ihe foregoing sale Is hereby further adtourr.a
10 Friday, January i4th 1910. at the SAM iiy,s
Dated. New York, December a1st ,aoo
CHAS. L. COHN Refere.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
STANLEY MUST PAY
His Wife, Married Il gain, En-
titled to $4,000 a Year.

EX-Justice Morgan ]. o Brien. acting as
referee. holds that notwithstanding the re-
marriage Of Mrs. ]. Roosevelt Shanley TO
Clifford Bucknam after obtaining a divorce
from Stanley the latter must continue to
pay her $4,000 year alimony for life. Mr..
O'Brien also holds in his report. which is
on file in the County Clerks Office. that in
lieu of the aliTnony. II the defendant so
chooses. in case OF the distribution of
the estate of Shanley's father. Bernard NJ.
Stanley, Mrs. Bucknam will be entitled to
100000.
The origin of the present unusual situa-
ton was the divorce suit brought by Adele
Grace Stanley against J. Roosevelt Shan
ley in 1906. She the suit. and under
the terms of the agreement with her hus-
band was TO receive $4,000 year for life
or s1.ooN.0oo when Stanley came into his
share of his fathers estate The $4,000
represented half of the husbands income
from his fathers estate.
Two months after the signing of the d.
vorce decree Stanley married Mrs. Olga NJ.
Springer, who had divorced her husband,
Philip c. Springer. A month later in jan
uary. 1907, Stanley made the first payment
Of $4,000 to his divorced wife. and just one
month later Mrs. Stanley No. l was mar
ried TO Clifford Bucknam. who is a broker
at No. Wall street
When the next instalment OF aiimony
became due Shanley refused TO pay, where
upon the new Mrs. Bucknam brought suit
through John D. Lindsay, as trustee. Shan"
ley set up ten separate defences in opposi-
ton TO the claim of his former wife. The
first Of these was that the alimony ceased
with Mrs. Adele Grace Shanley's remar-
riage. Another argument was that his
omission to provide in the agreement that
the almony should cease in case of re-
marriage was a mutual mistake and
should be corrected. The agreement, said
Stanley, was invalid. Illegal and against
public policy" He insisted that Bucknaln
was amply able to support his wife and did
support her Ex-Justice O'Brien in his re-
port finds In favor of Mrs. Bucknam on
every point.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Janu-
ary II, 1910.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamer kenley (Br), Wilmington, y c. Jan
uary .: to Howard Houlder &. Partners, in bal
Iast. Left Quarantine at 9:25 a m.
. steamer San Juan, Jobos January 1. Aguadilla
= Mayaguez 3. Guanica 4. Ponce and San Juan
O. TO the New York and Porto Rico SIS Co. with
. ., passengers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
% Steamer ta 1ie Yumuri Cuban. Tampico December
mss Arrived at the aia Bar T9fa at sos IS Co. with
1i55e steamer Ir Prinz August Wilhelm (GeD,- Port
Fortune Island s to oGh the aaa
Line with 81 passengers mails and mdse. Ar
rived at the Bar at $40 p m.
steamer Dorothy. Fernandina January and
Norfolk 10. TO the Atlantic Coast Lumber Co
"iSh s.. lumber, Passed in Quarantine at $40
20 with passengers and mdse. OF Highlands
steamer Rhodesan tBr) Norfolk January II.
10 1od Barber Co. in ballast. Left Quarantine at
Steamer FL Rio Galveston January G. with
i,L Nose 70 the the Southern Pacific Co. Left Quaran-
Steamer Excesiorl1 New <orleans January
YIN YIN passengers and mdse. Left Quarantine at
steamer Delaware. philadelphia. with nndse.
20 tho Clyde IS CO. Left Quarantine at I1:47
st Steamer 1Ir9r Navajo, GEORGETOWN. s c. January 8
and Wilmington, c, T. with Nyndse to The
Clyde y SIS CO; Lee, Left Quarantine at 12;1 p m.
News. 10 the old Dominion SIS Co with mas
Sen6gers Se16 and mdse. Passed in sandy Hook at
Steamer satil1a. Brunswick January s TO the
~ a,tHnIlSS"lck IS co. with lumber Left Quarantine
steamer Zyidyk Dutch. Rotterdam December
~. 10 the HoIland-America Line with mdse
Arrived at the Bar at 30 p IN.
Steamer Pola t8rI, Huelva December Ia with
IRON pyrites. to Naylor 4 Co: vessel to Bowring
Co Arrived at the Bar at 9 a m.
Steamer Uranium (Br), Rotterdam December
Transport Line With cabin 20 and h Sos
passengers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 1
m. ~
Sandy Hook N J. jan IL. o 80 D r-Wind
northeast light breeze: foggy: light sea.
SAILED
Steamers Egda tNorl. for Baltimore; Cristohai
Cristobal; Kyleakin t8r). Norfolk; Admiral Far
Iagut Port Antonio; Kroonland CBelg). Antwerp;
Bermudian tBr). Bermuda; Adriatic CBr). South
amPtcn; Orotava tBrl, Bermuda. FL Mar Gal
weston; Comus. New Orleans; Olinda Cuban.
NueVilas; City Of Everett. Havana: Santiago
tCubanl, Guantanamo; Comanche, Charleston
and jacksonville: Alice CAusD. Naples: Kings
wood tBrl. Philadelphia: San Jacinto. Galveston;
Alamo Kew West; jamestown, Norfolk and
Newport News
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
TO IMPROVE SERVICE.
DR.. Lederle Personally Will Look After
Affairs in BROOKLYN.

The complaints of Brooklyn physicians
and others about the treatment they have
received at the Brooklyn office of the
Board of Health, in Willoughby street dur
ing the last administration will receive the
personal attention of DR. Ernst J. Ledere,
the new Commissioner of Health
Il have decided to divide my time be-
tween the offices in Manhattan and Brook
lyn until affairs over there are straight
ened out" he announced yesterday Il will
spend part of three days every week in the
Brooklyn office and will be ready to hear
suggestions about how the service in The
borough can be improved"
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
ASK MRS. STOKES FOR AID.
by Telegraph to The Tribune.

by Telegraph TO The Tribunel
Cincinnati, Jan. Zone hundred girls are
on strike at the Louis W. Newburger &
Bros cigar factory in this city. Pickets
were on duty around the factory to-day to
persuade any girls who might apply from
accepting place in the deserted shop.
telegram was sent to-day TO Mrs. Rose
Pastor Stokes, OF New York, asking her
TO come to Cincinnati to help the strikers
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer
Japan. Corea. China and Philippine
Islands via Seattle) - Shinano
-AS'i lo-'
Hawaii, Japan. Corea. China and
Philippine Islands (via san Fran
cisco)-Nippon Maru. To-
Hawaii Cvia San Francisco)-Ala-
Ai4Cot JHI
Hawaii. Japan, Corea. China and
Philippine Islands (via San Fran
cisco)-Siberia Observation-Disclosures. Jan
Japan. Corea. China and Philippine
Islands via Tacoma)-Ning Chow Jan
Japan, Corea, China and Philippine
Islands Cvia Tacoma)
dAi
Fiji Islands. New Zealand and Aus
tralia except West) (via Vancouver
and Victoria, B C)-Moana. Jan
Tahiti, Marquesas and Cook Islands.
New Zealand and Australia (via
San ancisco)-Mariposa ........ Jan
Hawaii, Guam and Philippine Islands
tvia san FranciscO)-U trans
pOit y an
Japan. Corea. China and Philippine
Islands via Vancouver and Vic
toria- B C-Empress Of Japan. Feb
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
MANHATTAN LIFE STATEMENT

The Manhattan Life Insurance Company
in its ffty-ninth annual statement. reports
that during the last year the total nav
ments 10 pollcyhOlders amounted to s23I7. =
56s, the largest in the history of the com
pany Inc assets and new Insurance writ
ten show gains over tbe preceding wear
me totai amount paid 10 policyhoIders
since ofsahlzaton. together with tie
amount now held for their benefit is more
than SSi,s0,e9o. the report says.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13

Mail Vessel
Vessel. For Line closes sails.
La Savoe, Havre. French. ... 100 a 1000
Korona. Ra rbados Quebec IL 80 a M . 80
Altai Hayti Hamb- AM. 900 a m II :oO
Mexico. Havana Ward. ...... 800 a m IL: 10 m
Almiraute. Jamaica II y Co 7.3O a IN 1000 a
Maraval. Grenada Trinidad. 1000 m 1900 m
- Of Atlanta Savannah Saw $40
FRIDAY, JANUARY IA.
NigilanCia Nassau Ward 1900 m 300 m
p d Nederlandeu Havtf RTVVI II .OO a m 100
Apache JacksonyflIe CLYDE 90 . m
SATURDAY, JANUARY IS.
st Louis Southampton Amer g 30 a m 1000 a m
G Waldersec. Hamburg, H-A 600 900 a nj
Oceana Bermuda Quebec go 500 a m 1000
Avon. Bermuda II Nj : p 500 a m 1000 a
Philadelphia La Quay Red d $50 a m 12:Oo m
Saratoga. Havana Ward - 1000 a m 100 p
p A Wilhelm Jamaica H-A. IL 90 m Loo p m
Clement Iquitos Booth. 900 a m II 100 a
Hortensius, Montevideo, Hous.1 1900 m 500 p
Minnehaha London AT Trans $3.50
& OF Columbus. Savan, Savan 500 p
San Marcos. Galveston. NAL. - 1900 m
IroquOis. Jacksonville Clyde. 800 2 m
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
West 1a5tb So,

Tie approximate amount of The H.,
70 satisfy which NE above described pronsr,g
10 be soia, Is lNenty six thousand two bu,5roj
thereon from the IAN day Of DecembeI h'1aes' 1,e
together WIN costs anu allowance amo~r;,o 'o'", ~
interest from December 18th ia6 toya,h. oafs. Win
ne expenses oi tue sale. The aDnrortrmsta
rates or other liens, which arr 10 az ana , water
70 ne pIIchaseF our OF the purchase money or
and - 100 DoiiaTs and inter..t tN"'ied fortY-one
Dd'tA. -'eW oI., DECEMBER 2ath tooo
]. MAURICE WORasFR 'vse
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
HARRIs REPORT DENIED.

Chicago. Jan. IA report from Denver
that President George b Harris. of the
Burlington Railroad. had resigned and
would soon be succeeded by Darius Miller,
denied to-day by both Mr.. Harris and Mr..
Miller.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
HIGH WATER.
WIRELESS REpoRrs-

The 81 Louis. reported as sl5 miles cast %
dock Friday forenoon.
The Rhein; reported as 253 miles east OF Sandy
this forenoon
Tho Philadelphia, reported as $40 miles east
pected To dock Sunday forenoon
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
PUBLIC NOTICES
CONTRACT as.
CATSKILL AQUEDUCT

SEALED BIDS will be recs,vss
Board of Water Supply. In Room aYS sae .ae
Broadway, New York, until IL A. NJ on .s'
uary IS. 1910. for Contract ss for .S On jan
struction Of seven steel pipe siphons cepsss' SON
ing OF riVeted steer smells feet inches s15
il feet inches nominal inside disr,a.es and
yeloped with concrete and lined with Por;,He en-,
cement mortar. aggregating % miles. anu
several stretches OF aqueduct in omen -. also
on embankment or eut-and-cover aouea,,nsa ana
asgres,at,.he u, a5Sut @'o feet. The WORK I.
ant and Greenburg and the city OF YonSars
Westchester County, New York hAsfs.
At the above time and placL tho ~,
be publicly opened and read; Pamphlets WI VIII
tanning ia!oImation Tor bidders and pamnIa,-
OF contract drawings can he obtained - nrpiets
9oG AZ the above address by deposItt,N room
sum of Ten Dollars tSi0) for each nsrs the
For further particulars see Informa,iphl hlet
Bidders FOR
John a BENSEI. Pr~sida,,
CHARLES n. CHADWICK
CHARLES a. SHAW
Commissioners Of the Board OF Water g
j. WALDO SMITH Chief Engineer supply
THOMAS HASSETT, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise. 7:23: sunset 4:55 moon sets. T:l9:
moons age . days
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13

Know your country-its
riches and resources, its
National and State Govern
ments-the newest Laws
and Legislation. Learn i'm
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ETC., Exports and Imports.
Study our Insular Posses
sions their importance and
value--how they are gov
erned. Read up on the New
Tariff "a complete sum-
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times a handy book that will
give at a glance a thousand
and one facts and bits of
important information. Buv
the TRIBUNE ALMANAC
for 1910.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13

Close in y Y
PM.
To-day. $50
To-day. $50
. Jan II, $50
Jan 20. $50
Jan 81. $50
Jan o. $50
Jan %. $50
Jan 2s. $50
Jan 81, $50
Feb 4. $50
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY

.Brings mail.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE

Evenings AT :. Saturday Matinee az
To- c-night-CaYalleris Rusficsna and P9
iiscci- Mines. Dsstinn Alien. MaubOurS, NN
Cavuso Martin. Amato. Giliy. CCnd.. Tango
Fri EvS--Fau>t- Mines Norfa. Msuoorrs
Niessen stone: NM JOrn. Gflly- Didur. Ccnc.
POdeSti Sat Aft--Bsrbier- al SiyiSiia- "a
EvS-atda- sun EvS-Sirand Concert Soc =
SlJN NENT WEEN- Mon. EvS-rsnnnse. se.
ser, Tues EvS-. Spi. Perf'Ce-Msnon- Nn,s
Farrar. Heliane; NM. Clement. ScottL Gers
PodeStt We'd. Evg-LOhengrin- Mines ~
diCa. WiCkham- NM. Jorn. sooner. HincsH
Witherspoon- ConG.. Hertz Thurs ENs
Butterfly. Mines. Farrar. FOrnis. NM MAJ
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AT THE NEW THEATRE.
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Zimmerman Fri Evg-Fra Disvolo
BRoOkINN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
One block from FIatbush Ave subway starr.
Mon. Evg-. Jan 1T-Afds- Mines pestlii
Homer. NM CaruSc. Gilly. Didur. h's'"
COnd-. ToscsnIni.
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