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New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
RAILROAD DELEGATION HERE

\ delegation Of ticket and baggage
agents from the Pittsburg. the Phila-
delphia. the Cumberland Valley and the
Amboy divisions Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad about four hundred and fifty
in ALL came 10 this city yesterday on d
special train and made an inspection OF
the tunnel system and new station of the
Pennsylvania here They had luncheon at
the Martinique and Imperial hotels and
left the city late in the afternoon
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
Economy from Tamnany7

There are other free men who think
as ! do that the expense OF government
has increased TOO rapidly and unnecessa-
rilv. and that but for this our taxes would
be lighter and OF d less harassing charac-
rer. and therefore they wish 10 turn out
the party IN power. All politicians how
ever favor the inheritance taxes and the
CORPORATION taxes and seem 10 be united
in favor Of an income TAX That tax is
far more OdiOus than a tarin. and we bid
fair 10 have them both unless there Is
great curtailment Of government expenses.
Can any one IN mis- senses expect that from
q Tanmany administration? To me a con-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
TO TAX ELY COMPANY
Delivery of Its Shares in This City a
Transfer. Rules Attorney General.

Albany. Oct o.-Attorney General OMal-
lev has advised State Controller Williams
that the shares OF stock Of the Cumberland
Ely Copper Company which were delivered
10 the Nevada Consolidated Copper Com
pany at its Boston Office In exchange for
stock in that company. and subsequently
delivered at its New York office for trans
fer on the books IN this state were subject
20 the stock transfer tax. He holds that
the actual contamination OF the transaction
took place in New York state.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Thursday, October
20, 1910.
ARRIVED


Steamer Teutonic tBrI- Southarnpton ana cT- Cner-
bours October II and 9ueensJoUn Is: 70 [ne
White star Line with $50 cabin and so steer.
age passengers mails and Hdse- Arrived al me
Bar AZ 1.55 n.
steamer Katie CNSor). Port antonio October "A.
70 the Atlantic Fruit CO. with six passengers
and fruit arrived at the Bar at rnidntght. 1eth.
Steamer satsuma CBr, Manila July 20 Ceou
81 Singapore August 10 Perrin September /
PORT said g. AIgiers IS and Boston october Is.
70 Barrier s. CO. with m1se- Arrived a. the
Steamer President Grant GER. Hamburg oct
O. BOuloEne and Southampton lO. 70 tns Ham
burg-American Line. with 66l cabin. 4l9 third
class. 653 steerage passengers, Hal-s aHd muse
Arrived at the Bar at T5S m
Steamer City OF Atlanta Savannah October Il.
Pa S sta5 81 ir S,,a-sntf1a Al tS a NJ
Steamer Mintnocket. stockton, Ne. 20 the
Vessel to \ II Bull & Co Passed in Quarantine
steamer Amsteldyk Dutch. Rotterdam October
: 10 the Holland-Arsrica Line, with H-1se- Ar
rived at the Bar at 10
Steamer Winyah. Boston. 20 The Clyde IS Co
with uldse Passed in Quarantine at 2-2o ? n
70 the Old Dominion - Co with passengers and
rndse Passed in Quarantine AZ 2-10
Steamer ComanChe Jacksonville October i
and Charleston IS 20 the Civde S. CO. with
passengers and mdse- on Scotland Lightship at
II sandy s1,1 Hook. J. OCT % $50 ? m-wind
north-northwesr. light breeze; partly CLOUDY
very hazy' light sea
Steamers Ia Lorraine lFr1. Havre; George
Washington Ger. Bremen. SaNo-ia tF-1 Naples
ana Genoa Q 2 Tfetren Dam Ch-fs-fansand-
tFsr3 Blaye: Norton tBrl Newport News. F1tz-
patrick tE8rl, Wilmington: Verdi IBrl. Rio de
Kingston. Mexico Havana. Cerea tIraD. Gal
weston; Monroe. Norfolk and Newport News.
choredD. Madeirense Nor. Port Antonio. CITY
of Montgomery- Savannah. : II pevereux. Bai-
timore' Eincenzo al tIi9TSlo t[orI P2T' IN N
folk and Newport News. Pawnee Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The California reported I'D miles sast o.
Sandy Hook at ESQ , m yesterday. is expected
10 dock Sunday afternoon
The Baltic reported az L 200 miles east OF
SANDY Hook al $40 a m yesterday, - expected
20 dock Sunday forenoon
The ST Louis. reported as LOsO niles as - -
sandy Hook at $50 a IT yesterday, IS expected
TO dock Saturday afternoon -.
La Touraine. reported as 1.Z1O ni.es east - -
Sandy Hook al 6.1O YESTERDAY 70 expecu1U
70 dock Saturday evening or sunday loT-nOol-
The Cincinnati reported as 1.3I0 miles east -
Sandy Hook at $40 m yesterday. Is expec'e0
10 dock Monday forenoon. -
The Pannonia reported a. 333 miles east y
SANDY Hook ar 12:35 a m yesterday. Is expected
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
LEWlSOHN FOR STIMSON
Vigorously Denies Report He
Will Vote Democratic Ticket.

Adolph Lewisohn. who has been mentioned
frequently in the last few days as being
one of the prominent business men" VINO
have seeded from the Republican party,
made vigorous denial yesterday Of any ten
dency in that direction on his part
He had heard, he said. that ne had been
quoted as being against the Republican
candidates but that the industriously cir
culated report was absolutely without
foundation. In this campaign. ne said he
would be what he has been since he has
had a vote-a Republican
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

Next Sundays Tribune will contain an
illustrated story Of the sport of shooting
wild duck from the decks of fast sail
ina yachts and catbosts on Long Island
Sound, Gardiner's Bay and Peconic Bay,
the only three places IN the state where
the game laws allow this form OF sport
Order next Sundays Tribune to-day.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
Why Vote for Dix?

Now. why should anybody vote for Mr.
Dix If a man is a regularly enlisted
member Of the Democratic party, that is a
reason. II he Is not, but is one OF the free
men 10 whom ! appeal. let him calmly
consider the position and endeavor TO
formulate his reasons or his excuses for SO
doing There are some such men VINO are
honestly afraid Of Mr.. Roosevelt, and who
think he is d dangerous person Mr.. DIX
has expressed their views with candor, but
] challenge any one OF these gentlemen to
take q cold bath and after ten minutes re-
aection in the morning. say on his honor
that M Dix's expressions on this subject
are not, as ] have called them, pure
rraddle II they are not. and there is any
sober truth IN those expressions, Amerl-
can institutions are a mere house Of cards.
have no roots in the hearts or brains OF
the people and can be demolished by
sound ike the walls Of Jericho. II is in
conceiva bic 10 me that anybody can really
entertain any such opinions.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
Tarmany Umitigated Evil.

-'DenunCiatiOns OF Tammany are rather
threadhare, but so are all denunciatiOns Of
evil. and from the time OF Isaiah Rynders
and Fernando Wood. at least, Tammany
Hall has been an urrrnitigated evil. At any
time during these last sixty years every
friend Of honest government could point
al il and exciaim. There is the enemy
No Democratic Roosevelt has appeared to
smash il and for generation no Tilden
has appeared 20 undermine IL For q long
time i kept itself in the background, eX-
cept in the city Of New York, which II con-
trolIed absolutely, save when once in a
decade Il became so outrageous as 70 defeat
itself but latrerlv il has become ambitious
and played a par1 IN state and even ma
tional politics Its leaders may be smart
enough 10 bring their intellectuals 10 heel
but they are not intelligent enough 10
know that they themselves are not re-
spectacle, and this year, although Mr.
Murphy consented TO pander 10 the better
clement by nominating Mr.. Dix, II IS
plain enough that a vote for that gentle
man Is a vote for Tammany Hail. tri-
uuphant and unashamed- The Times OF
This morning reproaches Nj Roosevelt with
having nothing more 10 say than abuse OF
Tammany. but what has become Of the ira
dirions Of The Times office that il should
think anything else necessary. and not
withstandinE Tammany The Times urges
the election OF Nj. Dix.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
DUCK HUNTERS!

Of great encouragement TO those in charge
Of the Republican campaign in this state
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

It's a bird of a fit wss,.
achieved IN our new cutawavs
And you know how ,few
cutaways do look well as tbev
go away from you. NsIr
OF course YOU know tba
cutaway now disputes with
frock coats the honors of dav-
light dress-up.
Don't think from the sketcb
that our bill viii be long.
1t viii nOt-nOt more than
about half what a crack ta7o-
would charge you for the sane
fabric.
Cutaway coats. with uais--oa-z. arzis' ,-s----...
OF not. SD 20 So.
Frock coats. with waistcoars. 81 70 So
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

I know OF are now leading as blameless
lives as the ladies' who smuggied so gayly
before Mr. Loeb became Collector, and as
for special privileged interests, the only
ones 7 know OF are the newspaper editors
and certain officials I could specify. who
bring the Law into contempt every other
day. and no man says them nay.
Course OF Heroic Healing.
In the second rlace. the Republican party
in New York, which has been suffering
from the offensive unworldliness Of Gov
ernor Hughes and from the squalid and
sickeninE corruption uncovered at Albany,
has been temporarily weakened by a course
Of heroic healing. The party machine,
which showed wretched cowardice before
Mr. Hughes. although il has probably been
charged with more than its share Of cor
ruption. was discredited. and if there was
70 be any hope Of success that machlne
had to be changed or smashed. Thanks TO
Mr.. Roosevelt, almost alone. that has been
done. and the doing Of il was fine, gal
lant performance on his part The house
Of the Republican party in this state has
now been cleaned and Is in order. II Is
Justly entitled 10 the support Of every man
who ever called himself a Republican. and
10 the support Of every man Of whatever
creed who really desires good government,
and i is the first time in years when that
could be said.
Now, what about the opposition? For
months a considerable number Of respect
able gentlemen have been holding confer
ences and forming committees and draft
ing forms Of platforms, all looking for
ward 70 the rehabilitation of the Demo
cratic party and 70 putting il in fighting
trim. All this appeared very promising,
and II looked for a while as If We we're
TO have a strong, intelligent opposition
party; but when the Democratic couven-
ton met the intellectuals had disappeared,
and Tammany Hall. with M Murphy at
the head OF il. was in full control. In
the case Of the Republican party there was
q good, rafting fight. and the best man
/ won: in the case Of the Democratic party
there was no fight a. all. and the party
succumbed without a struggle 10 the worst
men in its ranks and the worst set Of men
n American politics.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
stimson and Dix Compared.

The question before Us today is the
election Of q Governor Of the State Of New
York The choice Is between ldr. Stimson.
who has proved career Is an efficient.
high minded public servant, and Nj Dix.
VINO is I believe. quite enormously sup
posed 70 be the granddaughter Of General
DIX. who stirred our youthful pulses with
the order. II any man attempts 70 haul
down the American flag, shoot him on the
spot Some legend OF that order was per
haps floating through his mind when the
letter Of acceptance vas written. but. judg-
ing from his style. doubt Z he would
have the pluck 20 direct such an order
against the dwellers II the robbers cave in
-4th street Ordinarily there would not and
ough- not 70 be much doubt OF AIr. Slim
son u'E election
The conditions ii New York are. how
ever. Just row not normal. IN the first
place. The aEe-long CRY for Peace, Peace"
when there IS no peace. Is louder and more
earnest than usual. The people feel that
1hey have been harassed. denounced and
eXlOr1ed more than they can stand and
-here Is good reason for this. The fright
ful exrravaEauce of government has ne
cessita1ed new taxes of an inquisitoriaI
character, and undigested and slovenly
legislation administered without common
sense 10y Jacks IN o1ice' has wea-!ed Us 10
evaporation
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise GIG. sunset 5:13: moon rises. 7:Os:
moon 5 age IS
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

Separate striped trousers, S.
to SI2.
Silk hats, S6 and S8.
All-linen collars. 4Oc.
Patent leather shoes, S3.5Ot,
$3.50.
Canes, 81 to 50.
sl
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY
Three Broadway Stores
az AZ az
Warren ST. 18th ST. s4th $.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
'BrtuSs mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TRANsPACIFIC MAIL

MONDAY. OCTOBER %
Coppenare Parama-ibo. .DWL1 90 a n 100 n
sahire T2-r17sufck MaIIo-v.-. 100 II
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS
Destination and steamer Close n n L Pm
Hawaii fvia San Franctsco}-W tlhel-
- .
Samoan Islands. New Zealand via -
san FraucfscoJ-Cenrury ---------- OCT 3. o-SO
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
Corruption and Extravagance.


IF American institutions are in danger.
Il Is from The prevalence Of corruption and
sxrravaEance. from demagogic legislation
and from inefficient and stupid administra-
-ion Of the law. To ny mind. conditions
are better than they ever have been. L is
past question that during the last decade
there mas been n politics. and especially n
large business. an ethical revival and Il Is
rhe fac- that AIr. Theodore Roosevelt. more
-ran any one person has contributed 70
that awakening. He is vulnerable 10 cT1t-
c.sn. for he sometimes voices the IndIs-
cr-uinate popular indignation with wrong
doing and rhe popular tTnpaIience with legal
methods and he has lately made use OF
IN adjective IN connection with the SU-
prene Court which 1 doubt not he regrets
as much as anybody. I think. however, I
can find YOU in the speeches Of Abraham
Lincoln a. the tine Of the Dred Scott case
much stronger language about that great
tribunal than AIr Roosevelt has ever used,
and 7 doubt Z even those people who now
discuss Mr. Roosevelt more Historically and
Violently than he has ever discussed any
thing would deny that, on the whole, he
has deserved well Of his country
This is however. the year 1870 Il IS
not the year 1912. We have not now 70
consider a choice Of delegates 10 a Presi-
dental corv enrion. still less IS This q Presi-
Dental election. + il Were. Nj Taft-not
M Roosevelt-is the candidate and be
Iie-e II the duty OF every man 20 DO his
utmost 70 hold up ne hands OF that loyal
soul IN his endeavors 70 fulfil the pledges
o. mis- party. and 70 continue mis- long career
OF faithful performance Of duty
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

HIGH WATER
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
STIMSON AND EFFICIENCY
=. w. Whitridge Urges West
chester Voters to Support Ticket
LETTER TO SUTHERLAND
Reviews Conditions. and Points
10 Rejuvenated Party for
the Remedy.

= W. Whffr1dge. receiver Of the Thlro
Avenue Railroad Company. in an open
letter 10 Leslie Sutherland. Of Yonkers,
gave 3 calm review Of the political sifua-
non. with his reasons for advocating the
election Of AIr. Stimson and the Repuo-
lican ticket generally.
The writer's purpose. he explained.
vas 10 exhort -'so-called Republicans
sluIking in the byways OF Westchester
County 10 come out Of the bushes and
vote for Sttmson and efficiency" Mr.
whitridee predicted that If they did not
they would look and feel extraordinarily
silly after the election"
The letter follows:
New York. October Is. 1910.
Dear Mr. Sutherland Since our con-
ve-sation about the election the other day
NJ. DIX has announced that overshadow-
ing al other questions. and of most vital
trlnorfance 70 she people. is the menace Of
1ered TO the various institutions Of the
country by Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt, and
lir DIX is further OF the opinion that Il
he is not curbed all Of the sacrifices made
hy- the founders OF The Republic and all the
blood shed for its preservation shall have
been IN vain. and We shall see in the time
Of profound peace q dangerous disturber
bringing about the destruction Of e free
people against whom alhforces o1 the world
II arms might have been hurled in vain
This sounds pretty serious. and when a
respectable man-even though he is q 20
Iitical candida1e-can so express himself.
L behoOves every good citizen 10 carefully
consider his position. Ny faith in Amer
scan institutions and the danger 10 them
from Ny Roosevelt or any other individual
: : good deal more robust than that OF
M Dix and 10 me he appears 10 be talk
lrE pure rwaddle. The notion that any in
dividual can over-urn institutions and de-
srroy people free or otherwise I had
supposed was as dead as George III. and
when q man IN his speeches pretends 10 be
lieve that even T Ar- Roosevelt were e
dishonest man. which he Is not, and desired
70 Nexicanize the United States or 10 play
The par Of the good Haroun al Raschid. II
would be possible for him 10 do Il. feel
sure that in his heart he must know he IS
talking rubbish
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

college Life " EtNl-y
= Flak MerrHi = Otto
Henry Give & Co.. 9th.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-09-20


accuse me to the company. He hadn't
the secret an hour before ] had Dor
rowed-I hadn't the money to pur-
chase-the best horse in the place and
was galloping away. ! knew that IL !
was wanted it would be supposed l
had made for the coast In order to
take ship and get out Of the country.
II was a month after had left with
nv diamond that | made up my mind
to take the risk of getting across the
Atlantic ocean. | knew ! could man
age 1t all right II II were not for the
wireless telegraph. But what can a
man do when an enemy traces him
aboard a ship that requires from one
TO two weeks to get to her destina-
ton and can send word Of her com
ing and order his arrest?
Procuring some ostrich eggs. ] Dor
rowed a calico dress and sunbonnet
and went into town to sell the eggs.
Posters stared me in the face that
5000 was offered by the company for
my arrest. That was all wanted tc
know. and | didn't stay In the town
ten minutes. But stuck TO my wo
mans disguise. There were risks In
appearing either as man or as wo
man / concluded that so long as
didn't mingle much with people was
| safer as q woman.
Well, to do a little skipping In mi
story, when the ship Unicorn sailet
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DETECTIVE
WIRELESS.
A Chase After a Man With a Big
Diamond.
BY r. A. Mitchell.


copyright. 1910. by American Press Assoc
ciationl
1t was a put up job on the part OF
Merford, who hated me like poison.
We had both worked together In the
kimbegley mines, ! as foreman. Mer-
ford With the pick. 1t was at this time
that detected him in an effort to
carry out diamonds in his throat
considered it my duty to report him.
Then came my big find. was walk
ing one day far from any mine with
no more thought of diamonds than OF
doughnuts. One of my kids wasn't
well, and | was out after fresh milk
for him. / walked without finding
what | wanted till was tired, then
sat down on a rock to rest. While sit
ting there my eye became fixed on a
stone beside me about the size OF a
walnut.
Now, | had been working in diamond
mines for ten years. Many's the stone
/ have thrown out with my pick whose
value would run from thousands to
tens of thousands. AS soon as looked
at this one knew 1t for a prize. and
yet couldn't believe my eyes. Was II
an outcropping of diamond soil or had
some one dropped Ii there? didn't
stop to answer my own question-in
fact, | didn't care. looked at 1t care
k,,1I, 7 Qf
and put 1t In my pocket. certain that
II could get away with 1t | and my
family would live, instead OF working
people, as swells all the rest Of our
| lives
And so we would had 1t not been for
that most uncomfortable of all things
| a womans tongue. | confided my Sc
cret to my wife, enjoining her not tc
| tell single person. as her future de
| pended on her secrecy. But when q
woman is burning TO tell secret it's
! like drunkard thirsting for liquor
| Meg was so full of the fine future be
| fore us that she must needs tell JUS
her own dear loving sister. who would
rather die than injure her. The siste
had a bosom friend from whom she
could not possibly keep a secret. Ant
so 1t went from one TO another till Il
got to Jim Merford's wife.
| knew it by the devilish look in hi
eye the next time met him. Coin,
straight home, told Meg to trace thu
secret as quickly as she could. ant
| within an hour she confirmed my in
ference Here was a pretty condition
| of things. Merford would take one O
two courses-be would either accus
me Of having stolen my big diamond
| from the mine in which / worked o
he would move heaven and earth t
get possession of it himself. With hin
ready to swear to anything agains
me | could never hold the stone Il
spite of the company's efforts to get II
had no time to fool away in con
sidering-that is. II Merford decided t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-09-20
MILLER'S PHAR MACY
Business Locals

TatIeta and Japan silks in all eolors. See
lands.
Ping Pong and postal card portraits at
Pearman's.
Wood and galvanized tubs aud buckets.
&c, n. Coleman.
Ii you are looking for the best groceries,
buy of Ronemus
Alfalfa, saplng aud medium clover seeds
John Q Burns & Go.
Ii you want to sell your farm put il in A
g. Wynkoop's hands.
Ladies', misses and children's hose .
speciality at Landis's
Cbi-Ramel makes old floors new, sold only
by the Farmers Supply Co
American and Elwood fence IN any guam
tity at the Farmers Supply Co.
A. G.. Wynkoop will purchase Unitsa
States Land Warrants Of any date
$500 to loan in sums to suit. on good
Security. Apply TO A. @ Nynkoop.
In the morning when you awaken. ask
for Irish Ham and Breakfast Bacon Sold
at the Q i Wall Co.'S
Cementieo the sanitary aud durable wall
coating nearly az cheap NJ whitewash and ~
durable as paint at Cooke q Philiips's
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-09-20

MANY SUFFERERS from nasal cataTrh say
they get SPLENDID results BY using an ato-
mizsr For their benefit we prepare Ely
LIQUID Cream Balm Except that It q liquid
1t Is In all respects like the healing, helpful
pain-allaying Cream Balm that the public haf
been familiar with for YEAR. No cocaine
nor other dangerous drugs In IL. The sooih'
ing spray IL the remedy that relieves at once
All druggist, 75c-. including spraying tubs, "a
matted 81 Ely Bros. SO Warren Street. New
York
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-09-20
Pain in
Heart

For two years l had pain in
my heart, back and left side.
Could not draw a deep breath
or lie on left side, and any little
exertion would cause palpita-
ton. Under advice | took
DR.. Miles Heart Remedy and
Nervine. | took about thirteen
bottles, am in better health than
ever was, and have gained IA
pounds"
MRS. LILLE THOMAS,
Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
For many years DIR. Miles
Heart Remedy has been very
successful i'll the treatment Of
heart troubles, because of its
tonic effect upon the heart
nerves and muscles. Even in
severe cases of long standing it
has frequently prolonged life for
many years after doctors had
given up all hope, as proven by
thousands Of letters we have re-
ceived from grateful people.
Or. Miles Heart Remedy Is sold by all
druqqIsts. If the first bottle fails to
benefit, your druggist will return your
money
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-09-20

Ground alum salt by sack or in bulk All
kinds OF feed, alfalfa meal. bran. oats and
middHngs Send us your orders for Ice de-
liyered daily. John O Burns a Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-09-20
Chill dren CRY
FOR FLETcHER'S
G a 9 7 Q RIA

81 see you have an actor employed
on the farm"
Eyes. put him on. Hes darn good
actor too. / thought he was working
the FIRST week he was here."-Kansas
City Times.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-09-20

II you want nice fresh clean groceries
give US call, We can supply You with any
thing in the grocery line, at right prices
Il. FRANK RoREMUs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-09-20

brane resulting from eatarrh and drives
away q Cold in the Head quickly. Restores
the Sen ses of Taste and Smell. Full size
so cts. at Druggists or BY mail. Liquid
Cream Balm for use in atomizers % cts
Ely Brothers. ,56 Warren Street, New York.