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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-19
Berlin Rapidly Becoming 'Amenicanized'
Unmistakabe Yankee Accent Can Be Heard in the German
Capital Throughout the Year.

men who have to forego life's happiest
hours, and the children who grow up
without father and mother are sorrow
full pictures.
The best intellects of Austria are
going to alter this state OF things, and
view with amazement that leaders of
thought abroad can advocate sys-
tenn which works so disastrously in
Austria.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-19
Especial Cable from thu Information
News Seryice)
~ STEVEN BURNETT.


Berlin, June 1s.--A German who re-
Gently visited New York is credited
!, with witticism to the effect that it
reminded him of Berlin. because he
saw so many Americans there. He
must have had in mind conditions
prevailing in the Kaiser's capital at
this hour. for the town resounds with
the unmistakable American accent
and the best places in hotels. restaur-
ants and summer gardens are usurped
by the omnipresent globe-trotter and
his family.
Berlin has come to rank in Ameri-
can estimation as the real gay city,
Of the Continent. Their passion for
| "Nachtbummel' has resulted in the
mushroom growth of veritable
Montmartre settlement in downtown
Berlin. Dozens Of bars" "cabarets,"
and all-night restaurants flourish
where there was hardly one. five or
six years ago. There is studied eff
| fort to initiate the revelry Of Paris af-
ter dark. and Berlin's bid for fame in
the realm of naughtiness has proved
entirely successful. An American who
| wanted to "do" the gilded side of Ber-
lin strolled into one Of the most ia
nous in Inter de Linden at 2 a. m.
the other day.
You're too early; come back at
| three" said the door attendant. 1t
| is a solemn fact that any number of
these so-called "high-life" resorts in
the Linden, the Friedrichstrasse, the
Jagerstrasse, and other sections are
not really open for business till the
hour when respectable folk in other
capitals are enjoying their soundest
slumbers.
The question of divorce or no di-
vorce is being discussed with much
fervor in Austria's gay capital.
The battle cry has been raised by
the Union of Progressive Catholics.
| The present law is being defended by
the Christian Socialists.
| The fight has been made memor.
able by some remarks of DR.. Hoshen.
| burger our minister of Justice, that
he knew well the misery of legal sep.
arations, without actual divorce and
that in the interest Of immortality, re-
form was absolutely necessary. It is
not often that minister of Cath
Ollie state speaks in this fashion, but
he knows his facts.
| The indissoluble marriage OF the
Catholic church is purgatory to the
poor. The rich know how to console
themselves. But among the poor. the
men who are not allowed a wife tc
help them in their struggles, the wo
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-19

According to telephone, which
reached the Auxiliary Union of Ger
man Jews, hundreds of Jews are be-
ing expelled from Torobez. in the gov
eminent of Plisker, in Russia, where
they had been settled for thirty and
forty years. This expulsion is due to
the orders of the chief of police De.
nainski, notwithstanding protests to
the ministry on the part of all classes
of society official and non-official, and
their plea for the concealment of the
order of expulsion. These orders ex
tend to children, and press protests
against this cruelty are severely pun
ished. The weekly Jewish World has
been suppressed for saying: NC
government can take its stand on a
cannibalistic law that directs children
to be torn from the arms of their
mothers
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-19

The recent flight of the aviator
Frey over Berlin has led to an inter-
esting controversy in portion of the
Berlin press. The question is, Can
an aviator fly over Berlin without
police permission?'
1t is pointed out that the police
maintain law and order in the streets
Of Berlin, that they are responsible
for the accidents that happen therein,
that their permission has to be asked
to hold open air or political meetings
and, in fact, their permission has to
be obtained for almost everything un-
der the sun. When Zeppelin came to
Berlin thousands of police looked at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-11
CITATIONS.

liz 5F-0PTE OF THE STATE OF NEW
u ~ Ire grace of God free and indie
81; - JoseChine de Reiset, Nathalie l.
Rco+ IuCy S. Dillon. Augustus G Do"u4ns.
Avs NJ Downing. Helen H LOWING era Dc
? Downing. Elsie g. Downing, Chauncey q
E r. ~ E-Fe spears. Maurice Eeiset, Lillian
80. ,Tj-or Sands Dillon. Dorothy Downing
I I(e9s.- I!alGn A Dewitt. Josiah Il Dewitt.
Lc-s-s7 Guardian OF Helen \ Dewitt an infant.
TS-TIIi.1, " Ieaton executor Of the last VIII
80 testament Of Franklin ". GIlley. deceased.
- 70 an persons interested in the estate OF
&c ta,,stus G. Downing late OF the County %
So, YORK deceased creditors. next Of kin or
o,+[a-v-{se send greeting: You and each OF you
90 hereby cited and required personally TO be
g. snraar before our Surrogate or the County
- N.0Ts YORK a. the SGrrcEates' Court Cf said
Tornrv 10 be held the 18th DAY of March.
IoI0 a. half past ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF
80 dsv then and there to attend the Judicial
safrfannent Of the account Of the proceedings or
s,,t,es-1s G., DOWNING Jr. as sole surviving LTus-
rae Inder the last VIII AID Testament Of
AugrstIIs c Downing. deceased. and such OF you
a. are hereby cited under the age OF
C,,ardian if YOU have one or. II you have none,
T. appear and apply for one TO be appointed.
or in the event OF your neglect or failure to do
81 guardian will he appointed by the SurrO-
gate 70 represent and act for you in this pro
Ceeding. .
seal OF the Surrogates' court Of the said County
of New York to be heTeunto affixed
[seaIT Witness: ABNER c. THOMAS. Sur
rogate Of our said County OF New
York at the County OF New York. on the 14th
day OF January 1910. IN the year 81 our Lord
One thousand Nine Hundred and Ten
DANIEL J. pOWDNEY,
Clerk Of the Surroeates' Court
HOWE. SMITH & HOWE. Attorneys for TTis-
tee . Rector Street New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-11
HEEPS NE4R JURY.
.4Usged Couuterfejters' Trial
Continues.

Giuse--. 1IoreIlo one OF the eight men
c. ~ before Judge Rag in The Criminal
E-a--H oF the United states Circuit Court
G charge q making counterfeit bills
KEEP yesterday as deputy marshal re-
f-ze5 = Kermit woman vl,h two small
children % ak 20 him Is h sat near the
,--- box The police say that Noreilo Is
- leader % the Black Hand. and the
z-ve-1-1e-- Secret Service agents declare
-& g. was - The head Of the alleged
sc--ne g. aefra1d The government II max
Ls Spurious g. and 3 bills
Tie defence called Giuseppe Calicchlor
t10-l=r re- the accused men, 70 The stand
agsl yesterday The witness denied Lav-
IL sse- several o. The defendants who
wee SAID u- -CE arlnent witnesses 10 nave
be at the farmhouse near Highland.
Z. wae-a t-le work on The spurious bills
rzE sad 70 have been done Under cross
szZ---z-.s-. Ire etcicaIIy refused 70 &C
hos ledge .aa- lie had erred II his direct
.'ts-mo-r
u acre Romano was the next Wit
-eS IL rsr. lives IA Rochester. but he
LED &c tz-s city before he went upstate
D. R-.a-. sas5 that ne had attended
@s-e.5 about q year aso- He denied that
- lae ever been approach by More!lo
e e@lr- - force him 10 give ND S-.S-y.
4 Re cross-1za -r-iue-tlon nothing further
vs. es~re-
s.Farora Gina. a defendant vas the next
'4aess lie owned The farm ne2r Hlen-
~ where Antonio CCmllo, q government
laess sad -a had arst met several OF
= tr-seaer- cine was sun OF the stand
'--- Use court adjourned
--sa1-aa - Towns, Of counsel for the
-7al=. haG al operation performed or
g-- eye after rle court adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-11
I. J. pENLsoN iNplcTEo.

Jerome Deulson, Wlo was
-tssl g tie police = .th having killed
----a= aaE Sasb.ey boys .a HIsaor!cse
a. c. gazaar. l.. ~az indicted Ly the
s'S-- -.g yesterday on the charge u al
-.as 10 commit murder IN the FIRST de-
,--5 lie aa5 ueeu identified ~ John
F--r-cis ~ t-e man WHO s1ct e. hin III
- street. al Park avenue. four days be-
u $50 boys were sLot- DenisoE via
a.is-a-ea FOG pleading this morning. i
--c1s.Gl5 taat has counsel VIII ask Tor
.I-ll-sz.s1 10 canine into his sanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-11
Z MOVE HoTEL PRoJEcT.

Eo1e-- 2 Murphy, proprietor OF the
Hotel Albany. has asked Henry Ives COBB
r. 5raw plans - show how the eaSteTly
hook front Ia Broadway. from zoIh 10 zlsJ
streets could be Improved with q twenty
story h--eL The project is 10 have most
- TIE suites one room and hath, 70 oe
le. ~ Z ~ = day. payable in advance
The property is he'd II Two oWneTships.
E5v4-l r. Van IuEeu owns the soUtherly
s=--l- end Douglas X. Noble the Hotel
A-az-- ste
NJ Murphy has not Yet made overtures
= IL owners 70 bav or lease the entire
zs-e7e--- 60 The plan could be put IN effect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-11
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
rwIla owners name and a9ai ,
FEBRUARY q.
~ TAN

KIN ou--e-'s na1ue ana address,
FEBRUARY 70
MANHATTAN
CATHEDRAL. PARKWAY. cor g. Ic -, = - -
- Fc- ? ! sty urk. stores. - oNA-V- ~; -
E-s-.er. ISIS ReuseD s. A-'ui--s L. q
co. - Igte-,,roush Rapid Transit CO. Ies
T.r.Gas=aE-
g. ST 81 70 SIS west fo- * STK r5 Iss
,--. ---spT g. y Hi-Ejnson1 Il lark f'oN'
- ys1g5ht1l a Helrn. ~ West Path 81
ION - 49, .. e Of Lenox ave, to- ! sly
-. -ls=--s sgz20- Neville 8 Base 20 Nest
--.s 81 7-S-fTec-s. cost. $500 49,,
-----s --l41-7lvscn F}-sthers. n "esN ''-'e- -
49, g. 3 rs r W OF Broadway. for a G
So r~-cs s-drr and fats. larNSb-li, ElV--y--
- 4 Issaca1ae. Vest 20 81 a-cHi'e1'S'
5--e-S EE-fs- 1Sath street Realty and Con
..-.-.-..- C go Wi.!oUEh1y @Ve, b-e-FA-----
THE BRONX
-,,---=-z-s-E ava. 2 s. = 4 X OF becs 81
$50 a-y lrE tea71ts. o,7SSs en- - ,-st
-s EU2e 50 ave, architect. to'a- oos''
-. -ona -z-y Co, So Southern B01ie-
- AVE. 8. 100 r c IT7th s.. two
AK tennis. +axST-orA. Harry - ~ a.
-s- s. AID ,5 ave. ar-sltect. cos - sss
g-~.~ John II cornish CrIlslT2s~'' ~ ~
-a- -2>-r S. -
.S--- 81 cor oc adams p > sly e!6 te 800
- g - E-v7l.- $50 Moore - &c
---- s. and 81 axe. a--fi,ec-s, c-s~- =. 7-ssr
..e--- Tie weber Cc-str+c-lcA ~ 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-11
ALTERATION PLANS.

MANHATTAN
So ST - Last 70 So r-k ts-r1;'
''. o. 80 s-s a-,zite-. Meyers Cnion
SCARE West -
y,,>----s7 .z-r- &c :, o. 1928 s. sly
lane 5v-s ITx=z: CHRIS T Lonse, C. -1ee
- ---El=e--. cost Sl.-tt- $500
----~ : Sz--c-L 81 East 1871 s.
.-=s avg- g = - = a islt1 81 : 81
r ---H-- s1yS1- Chris z L1hse- is E-s'1
--..-ar-- cost - 80 49,
fse--y Is -.ker, 1921 Colr-zn@S ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-11
"oNsN HoNoRED IN QUEENS.

- -e.os =. ET1oa@ VIE Of lie chief Of
..t bureau u franchises Of TIE PuLiic Ser
-. -o--ilis=-ss. laE teen appointed
go C. District School Board 80. -. OF
- ~ Earautk- Mrs. Wilcox
T. -rllr-t- she il graduate u
-. aE-e Normal SeIscoi md is lhe
- b Qaeeus- Borough President t;res-
80 irer-. s-- u-i- the atpoiuIu .t
ssr5 5-e- rar r. was time nis Ao--
~ e4 gre rl4-s ~ v0ueu lu aid
-.- .t g.. e.l.a t---a a.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-11
Female.

-.- fr a1l female. 40 eel Lincoln ard
zt--s1g+oa sirthaay ros,al cards ,5 --e15Ts
,-s,eiFe house. 80 Park ROW near 6I''~'sI
II75TIsIy s.--I20se makers Cor split
ARI14 I-i->l - glcce. steady work neal learn
"o-E, employ raess;. Wey. Co, ASH
.rFtau Pace. -.-,- sI7
Ak = lti-AL a.. also rose makers. Nofk
eflnIefs. 60 g-riedlapder Mfg. Co. lI5-lH
wooster ST. :. -
7T7cIE -5t s, maker s sra gSad
e-s an Ie1i'- r,. Ge..s;elnzanE Bros, 5+- West
=rTl5I.TzL FLoWFIt77 LraF-a.rs rose . ''aE 5
$3.50 uz!lt airy Walary.-l. = .l-I-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-11
SAGE FOUNDATION LENDS s45ooOo.

The Russell sage Foundation las loaned
= -lz Empire Square Realty Company
80 r-. G, ~ per cent. for three years. On
t. property al The southwest corner OF
81 street. and Broadway. The company
t--E ---5 II -Ee parcel yesterday from :. L.
Ea-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-11

..-..o ar4 Munden Construction co e al
~ - 1909. Sl.1So
- loo r. o. Riverside Drive:
o--7-77an Contracting CO agt cumming n
--~4--fo-, CO e. al: Dec Il, 1903 Coy bo-'1''
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-11
PuPIiC NOTICES

UNITED STATES CUSTOMS SERVICE. PORT
OF New York February 10 1ofG-In pur-
suarCe Of section &oS0 r. S, 1867 cigars and
1900 cigarettes; go cigars so cigars: 1000
cigars; 1924 cigarettes: 3o1 cigars. sc: zoo
cigars; 81 cigars, 100 cigars. 100 cigars. l.
cheroots and cigars; 100 cigarettes; 200
chcroots. 81 cigars and 235 cigarettes: PSI
cigars: IS cigars. 24O cneroo9s. 500 cigarettes.
81 cigarettes; 800 cigars; l6G cigarettes 43
cherCOts: GOO cigars. -S+ cigarettes. IS cigars
and 80 ciEarTttsS; $50 cigarettes. 80 cigar
cigars 90 cigars. 50 Cheroots: SO cigars; $50
cigars IGo cigarettes, 9S cigars. I25 cigars.
1+9 cigars, - cigars 100 cheroots. 70 che
roots; 1874 cher0ots; 1880 cigarettes. etc 400
cigarettes rs cigars 30 cigars. go Cheroots-
II cigars; - cigars and 80 cigarettes, -
cigars, $50 ChcToDts: 100 ch-rnotS. $40 cigar
cites; 54+ cigarettes; H. cigarettes. lII5
cigarettes; 20 cigars; 80 cigars and 80 cisar-
ettcs, 81 cigars so cigarettes 700 cigars: 80
cigars 4s+ cigarettes; Al cigars. -eized for
violation OF the revenue laws. VIII be sold at
public auction IN LiTs Seizure Room. APP
praiser's Warehouse. G41 Washington Street.
New York City. "Wednesday. February -.
Deputy ,et!tcLol
BUREAU or The Fr8IIr ADMINISTRATOR
OF THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
No il9 Nassau Street,
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York February 18th. 1910.
Notice is hereby given. pursuant % Chapter
go Of the Laws Of is9S. that a statement OF the
receipts and expenditures II the Public Admins
traitor OF the County Of New York during the
year 1893 published IN r. CITY Record,
three tines each week for three weeks begin
H''S WILLIAM NJ HOES.
Public Administrator OF the county oI New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-11
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female
NCRSD--Capable Of taking entire charge OF
one or Two children; sew. city or country;
references. D.. Miss FitzGeralds Bureau. SOB
5th ave. tentrance ed st.l.
NURSERY GOVERN ESS.-French; competent:
from years old up; with Christian family.
good references Address z. II. 81 West
oath St
NURSERY GOVERNESS- = Teaches French
music. English will take entire charge OF one
O. children; good seamstress NJ. Miss
FitzGeralds Bureau, 5CS 5th ave. corner 42d
PARLORMAID-WAIT ESS.-Ry Young Efrl:
speaks French German and little English.
Lucy jacques. care OF Mrs Manglre. IGl West
WASHING 70 take home or by day, by respect
able Coored woman. Perkins i36 West
e9th ST.
WATTREcSS.-Young Swedish girl thoroughly
competent; first class waitress excellent ref
erences. wages So. Osterberg's Bureau. rs
Lexington ave. Tel. l0s5-PIaza-
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY.-You lady
OF gentleman with dramatic ability can Sc
cure i interest in play for $500 which has
already made d fortune for its managers. An
swer at once c l., Box Al, tribune once
At A GREAT REDUCTION. printing q al
kinds: We can save you 30e5. Johnson tresa
successors 10 Call Press l42 Fulton -.
VARNISHER wants partner with little money {;
good mechanic preferred. 4, Box 30
Tribune Office.
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TREAJ or The FI8IIC ADMINISTRATORS
OF THE COUNTY or NEW YORK.
Ne. il9 Nassau Street,
-. LII. IL -. -

M EfTisEMFNrs Avn SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tcihure received At their Urtown
ctfice No 1854 BroadEsy between 3dth and
r.,.ived At IRE following branch Offices ac
fea,,Iar Office rates until clock p M. wig.
aft -lr ave. e. cor 3:d st-- rs dth ave. eor.
Isfa St.. ICs EAST lIth 81 ~ West 12s ST. he
.o.-sa ILh ana SAB avys.- .H3 West l21th ST. 1920
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-11

0PT7CNTR SARAH-NCTI- z IS HEREBY
given that the undersigned intends to apply
to one Of the SurTosates Of New YORK county
for letters of administration on the estate OF
sarah DruCker. late Of the Borough OF Man
York. under ana IN PuFSuaIte OF IL 80 -
sorz OF seCtinD 1854 OF the Code Of Civil Pro
a. SI.c7 administrator limited as provided in
said section of the Code or ClVl procedure
estate Of said decede1t are hereby notIheo
ar6 required TO present their CLAIMS 10 one
of Manhattan. City. County and state OF EeW
York on or before the 9Th day Of March. 1910
Dated. New York. January 81, 1910
GEORGE W DRUCKER-
LAPsLEY. DAvID.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
order OF Hon. Abner c. Thomas, surrogate OF
70 ali persons having claims against David
Lapsley. late Of the County OF New Iork' &C.
to the subscribers AZ their place OF tTanSactir5
business at the Office OF Wallace BitleT &
tan in The City OF New York on or before the
24lh day Of August next
1916 Arthur B. I4APSLEI.
EDWARD L PARTRIDGE.
WALLACE BUTLER s BROWN. Att0raeys for
Executors 81 Wall street. Borough O. Man
haitian. New York City -
II PURsUA nee OF ~ ORDER OF ,- HON.
Amer c Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County
Of New York. Notice IS HEREBY ELvsn % a.
D.-eors having claims against Daniel Wet
Iran, Iate OF the County Of New York de-
ceased TO present the same with yoLche9s
@bsrsop to the subscriber. at her place OF
t-srssr-fng business, the Office Of Bailey &
SuIfivan No I:;5 Broadway. Mania tan N
the city Of New York. on or before the 20th
nafaa New York the Goth day u January.
1o1O ELIZABETH { WETTLRAJ I.
I"40' Executrix-
BAILEY < SULLIVAN. Attorneys for Execu-
trIx I35 Broadway. Manhattan. New YORK
II PJ.RsT-A nee OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner { Thomas. q Surrogate Of the county
~ New york notice IS hereby given to all per
sons having claims against George W. Neober'
late fthe County Of New York deceased 10
nTsser+ the same with vouchers thereof 70
fre SUBSCRIBER, at her place Of trausactlng
business. the once OF Bailey ( sullivan. No
work on or before the first day Of August
next. o.. H., - r,.,s,-,.
NAE WEBER, EZecutrix-
u.rrry G Sullivan. Attorneys for EXecu-
t-II I35 Broadway. Manhattan. New York
CITY
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

= REFINED. very light coIored man desires 20
sition as valet OF butler with first ctass iai'A-
lily; best references. Powers Is East $50 ST.
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CnEpET CLEANING.
FuRNIsrEo ROOMS TO LET.

18TH. IS WEsT.-Room for gentlemen: 40
soIuteN clean. dainttiy furnished private
house electric Hgnts. telephone. private baths,
every modern convenience exceptional service;
breakfast II desired highest references only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-11

EUTLER-VALET. = Thoroughly experieHceo;
English; good references. Wyth Az East o'In
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rypswelTINe AND TYPEwRIrERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 20 Nassau ST. catalogue
fr,e. ell makes taken uar- payment. bar
gains NJ Unlerv GODS, Hemiugten5. divers.
Smiths.
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clgRE's TOURS TO EUROPE.

Most comprehensive and attractive evs~
offered. frequent departures between Apr. q
and July !. with rates from $50 % $50. IN
Guiding all necessary expenses.
y 4. CLARK. Times Building. Nsw YORK
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WORK WANTED.


Observation-Disclosures Christian young LADY,. with
experience as cashier in retail store desires
position where accuracy, dispatch neatness and
refinement are essential. Address = T 4 Box
81 Tribune Office
COMPA NTPSE--FvcanIio1sT refer
ence; particulars. Address Companion.
Tribune Uptown Office. 1854 BROADWAY
GOV observation-disclosures; viii take entire
charge OF two or three children; teaches
FTench' English. Music, German; excellent
references, NJ. B., Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau.
503 9th ave. 42d St
STENOGRAPFIER--Ne willing and ohlging;
months experience; Sc 10 start Miss =. c.
H $50 I'd ave.
STENoGRAPHER- = Intelligent young lady:
for speed. accuracy, reliability: excellent bust
ness training reasonable salary. Harieinlts'
STENpGRAPHER--Ex and accurate; wants
temporary work: IS available at hour
Room l3t9 Everett Building. ~ East iitD So
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siJeRoGATEs NOTICES.

SAMUEL LEIGHTON FROOKs, LAwYEF
C0TFT0T&TT III. CALL. WRITE /
BROADWAY. n Y.
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rAIL.EY < SULLIVAN. Attorneys for Execu-
tr!x. I3J Broadway. Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-11

COACHMAN.-Strictly sober; first class FeIe.
ence from former employers, who can De sesl
personally. Address Trustworthy. us sherman
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GARDENER CHeaG).-By practical man: expert
euce in flower and kitchen garden. trees
shrubs. lawns. greenhouses. etc: aged .; mar
RED one child. reference. Address F Ryan
General Delivery Boston, Mass.
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WALLACE Butt Err s BROWN, Attorneys for
Executors, 81 Wall street. Borough O. MAI
La++a1 New York City.

&c 6Ga4ad Vow York the Goth day of January.
,o10 ELIZABETH { WETTERAU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-11

FARM NAGER.-Mar-ied: no children; ex-
perienced IN ali branches; horses. cattle ma
chirery: 3 years reference last place. Carpen-
far,s RtIreaIl- IL 9Th ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-11

FARAER.-Single: aged 81: would like to take
charge o. small place; understands care OF
chickens. COWS and horses and general farm
work: nationality Irish strictly sober: best Tef-
ereuce. D D. 1ei West 3sth St
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-01
VICTIM IDENTIFIED
 AS BRIDGEPORT BOY

Mrs Mary Kurimslzy of this city, ac- companied Funeral Director George Pistey of Reilly street. this city. to New Haven this afternoon to complete the Identification made by telephone of the remains of youth found nangled yesterday in the New Haven railroad yards.
 It is believed the body is that finer brother, John Mclean, who lived with his father. Eflry Mclean. and step mother, at 679 Arctic street. The boy saved and entrusted to his sisters keeping, on Monday. saying he was go- ing for vacation. None knew where he had gone.
 His sister reading description Of the railroad victim, te1ephoned to Un- dertaker Hugh Keenan of New Haven and found the clothing and general description tallied with the missing brother.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-01

night, were seated in the living room of the home about 9 small table soly- inV picture puzzle
 The first intimation they had of an intruder was a demand for money from the dining room just in the rear. They looked up to see mask ed man framed in the doorway against the dark, threatening them with revolver. Mrs. Dow retained her composure and replied: we have no money" but Miss Blackstone, in fright, jumped to her feet and ran screaming into a reception room to the right. The burglar said:
 eff you want to be killed keep on screaming" and fired he spoke. Miss Blackstone must have turned and faced her death for the bullet entered her left breast. Death was instantaneous. The murderer only paused to see his victim fall before he turned the revolver on the group, shooting Miss Dow in the head. The man then ran through the front door, vaulted over the low piazza railing and disappeared.
 The affair occurred in one of the, most aristocratic sections of the city. Miss Blackstone was a graduate of Smith College.