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New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
OLDEST LIGHT KEEPER DEAD
Kept Van Wies Beacon Bright
for Fifty-two Years.
81 Telegrsph b Tle Trihnne. ]

Albany, Sept eo.-After a service of fifty
two consecutive years, during which be
VAS not absent from his post for siugic
Gay. William Welch. keeper of the beacon
light at Van W-ies Point is dead He
died after 81 illness of two weeks from
summer grip and oi6 age
Although in has n;nety-fourth year. these
fourteen days Of his illness were the only
ones I'm hfty-two years. when the river
vas not ice0eund. in which he had failed
To take his bis two-foot brass lantern just
before sundovn 10 his row boat alone row
himself TO the lighthouse. climb the wood
en ladder TO is top and place in position
the lighted lantern. Then the following
morning at sunrise he would bring back
the lantern 70 be polished and made ready
again for the night. Until his ninetv-irst
year he gave the lighthouse its fresh coat
Of whitewash annually. Three years ago
AR WEIGH received from the government
. letter commencing his excellent care OF
the lighthouse He was the oldest light
house keeper in the United States
AEr. WeIch was born in Saratoga County
IN 1si1, being the son Of Richard Welch
and Susan Angel. In 1884 he carnc 70 Van
H'ies TO live. and at the time of his death
VsS the oldest resident. He married Cath
the place received its name She died
about twenty-six years ago. Only one
son survives. He is Warren WEIGH, the re-
tired engineer OF the steamer Ffendrick
Hudson, who has been appointed TO sue
coed his father as keeper of the Van Wies
beacon. Two Of his grandsons have fol-
lowed the river. One is Edward Melch,
who is assistant engineer on the Hendrick
Hudson, and tho other Franklin Welch.
the pilot Of the tug Haley. Other grand
children arc William Welch. of Albany;
Miss Arabel,s Welch, OF Van wies Point,
and Martin SandeTpool- William Wander
pool, Miss Ada Nsnderpool and Mrs. Amy
FanderPool KINNEY. all Of Cedar Hill.
The great ndchiidren are Miss Margaret
4 elch and Warren WEIGH, Of Tan Nies
Point the Misses Teresa and Eleanor
" eich, of Albany. and Ralph TanderpcQI
OF Cedar Hill There is also a brother
Captuin James Nelch, of the Norwich.
who is the oldest steamboat captain on
the Hudson. He IS sevent--seven years
old ard has been on the river since he
was fourteen wears old. The brothers we're
greatly devoted TO each other.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
SD DECREE MAsoNs MEET.

uctraif. sept e9.-The supreme Couu-
e,I. Tbi-tv-tlli-d EBogree. Northern J;i-
r5-Gic1io of Ito United states Ancient
and Accepted scottish Rite Eason<- ia
, oucIa~e he-.. to-Hi%ht elected Charles G
NunforG. oC Providence. % active mem
l,ersIsip TO succeed tire late George Il Ken
yoB. OF Proyidantc. Thomas site, OF Gin
ci,uati: Charles n Girdenier, Of Bridge
uort. Conn. and Leroy a. Goddard Of Chi
cs-y. we're also elected active members TO
rr vacancies ia their respective states
The supreme Council conferred tho thirty
third degree and honorary membership p
,toou si-t--se--cn candidates from the hf-
.ocu states within its Jurisdiction
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
CHARGED WITH lo-CBET THEFT
RAILWAY Employe for Thirty Years Ac-
CEsed C Stealing CAKE Of Soap.

=" --s--7rl = - ----l"---
sehc-e-tad-. r. s. sept. co.-A1rs7u 10
Yates st- sears old WHO for t'se last
t,irr- .ea-- has been II the employment
e The Delaware & Iiudsou Ea-lroa5 Com
Jsls '.1-e was arrested today by orc q
shs c-r1usn.-e detective. charged Tlth
Etsarr cake CT toilet scan. raiEca al fa
Eel-s 1a-es cried like = cfila when ar
rs-gaed i- court and -ald nc Taa merely
1aurlEz the cap from ghc EtockTooin 10
1esrt- .s-ator- HIS duties require ain
= talc c--r -r certain lsuitcr 7Torh al tls
conpar- shops Eerc.
THE police magistrate before vhou re
-ss 7--sl lEneI wanted 10 drop the case,
hut tse detective insisted on prosecuting
=. fHsH vas held In bail for examination.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
SHOT DEAD IN A SALOON
Trivial Quarrel Ends in Killing of
Sailor IN South Street.
wGTCHMRN UNDER ARREST
Prisoner Says Chance kcquaint-
ance Called Him Names
and Slapped Him.

after a trivial gusr7el IN 4 Sa-ooii ~ 30
:. Sor-', street 2 sailor named Patrick
--o,oe,-e received q shot for 2 slap Eester-
- ,r.e-uoon and was killed Instantly.
-. a. setv-th-ec years old. and his ad-
-. rs given 10 the police IS 40. 10
south street
11-r5-s-,e- in the nei-hhorlood heard the
- eoo7 were in the saloon. where
80 s--es.es John johnson. sizty-sevcn
- ,rz - no. % south street, watch
-, ..--r.;or1e6 at 40. s. South street
.'.,,,,z,,- 20 witnesses and The prison
rho Two men hsG never nat
-. --qz+srysa- sfterncon- II waE shortly
o-cloclr when Jbhnson went into
-sl,,7 which IS owned by Isidcro
,---hsrfe Tic railcr wss there at the
-5-,s ard presently the tro mon were
---=--- to-e-ier "a ti'a iar enEaScd n
.-Cruerssro- and d-ini-lr-.
-, shev were heard 10 tax IN loud
-onss and others In the place had No soon
= na~7-r 10 fear there would bc trouble
,Aan rcrohue drew away from the bar
81 tff his companion q singing blow ia
the fsce.
moment later q pistol slot rang ost in
.bs saloon. and porchue sank 80 the floor
--,+ro,-- a bound EzeEitnessCS said the
ve,olxer was t-rue- vitilia an inch or two
oe BIS fs~e The bullet entered sn EYE
and. piercing thc brain. caused instant
death
f.s-r,lrrsn sa---. of t'1e traffic SQUAD.
Who IS rta-l0ned Ct the 9Th street tBrooA-
7--r, fe-r-- house. sn6 several other police
-nen heard the shot and ran into TIE ss-
loon-
johnson vss 5ust leaving II Then Sager
rr-erss 1'i-e ratchrlau was pointed out as
.be r,aa vLo did the shooting. and the po-
rcersn placed him under arrest he tele-
phoaed Fc- an ambulance. but when oT-
Rssrdon arrived from the volunteer Hospl-
Ia there was nothing fer ham 10 do but
p-onounce Donohue dead.
T5e police esv that johnson admitted The
saorri-- while sitting iE q chair i1 the
saloon -va-tin- for tie patrol wagon from
sEe John street station.
--FEe called me names. the vatclIran v-as
declared 20 have said. and slapped mo 40
The isp. Then I shot him. That's al there
Is 10 l.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
nR HkpLEY CONE ABROAD.

%ov haven. sept @o.-President Arthur
= Usdicv. of Yale recently appointed by
737.casdert Taft chairman Of the Stocks and
Ponds Commission. wiz sail for London
me- Saturday. Hc plans "a stay week
In that city looking INTO the question Of
-ail,ssv stocks and bonds. and viii then
% 70 Berlin. wne~c he will spend tro weeks
N like rork Dr. Hadley says his trip 10
-olelz in The interest o. tic commission. lie
v-5U be accompanied b.: Mrs Hadley and
fl7eir Young daughter
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
APPEAL TO NATHAN STRAUS
Fhilsnthroric Workers Seek
Continuance of FIilh Work.


Ia an au@mrt 10 Giszua6e Nathan Stra'ls
s.o-n dizccutinuing his Tnuf 50 ti",la NUM-
her CT social and philauthroric workers
sfare asked him 10 meet = committee q
four o. -l-.r number Cor the pUrposo ol
Tvu-liEs Qua a Plan by which The stations
nav te continued and their eficiencv in
crease. Tie following ietter on the sub
Jet las rec1 sent 20 ar. SJVoUs-
~ ueeun- or social and pflsn-n -nrcIic
Works~e held - the Colony ttup Ho
We6nesds- morning. September .. II the
.su Of Mrs = Borden Hartman tic toi-
lowing resolution w-es adopted
Resolved That = cou.EuuulCa ton ne = q
sresss5 II -Tr Nathan StrsU= doplorInE rs
decision % close -he infants milk CepotS.
ar seehlrG conference 7-iIn glIn lo &c L1--
Ternliro -net1er some 17'l1ec'atA steps
csluo- b- taken - prevent tlis enc
The above resolution IS prompted cT 4
conviction on -he Ba.r o. those present tl1aE
rAe closing C7 --1ur Gep01s VIII b roThTnS
snort CT a CzIzr-iry. j indicate Q 1eSire
OF The part IF individuals and p1lia'li lr'cT1'N
sEeneles to 19-o7era VIZ J oa .1 N5'A'..l -l
-ler- Cprl. N C roI-T-''ioi re lr-f t''= "lt.
sustained ,.r-,---s - h-in- about tle pas
seurzslln Cf sItv mix supplies sna 20
reduce infant mortality thereb-. and F-o
~rcor7-7-e r=r rho use1rsrr-i-s rior of milk js
2 pEali- Eesill measure a great -n7por-
.snce.
continued and their work enlarged =nd "a
raerefrr~ ssh thst sou 7ili be soo6 enru--'
- meet vl-e -15io--ir- rCrlrnlfre0 foT The
Iur7ose cf WORKING au- e Tiau In rleeer i1l-
sn6. T. EVe-ir 7T7~-. F~. 4 thralans J3Hool.
Homer FsI,s. Mrs T. Borden hartman
Among the s5-ucrs are Thomas Al. Ai'I'-T,
Trestde1tof rle ~ocictvof 81 Vincent Sc Fsfi-
JOIN = Firie-. president of "ir-- college
Eharne- D. -s-dr-s-, ~. p. editor "f '''t- he
Me5icaI Record F-e5eri.i- Sturgez, D~szi-
de-- of The Frzze--- --~isu Hospital August
Pelnorr Robert ". pe Fa-ost, president
of The Charity organ 1-atio1 Society Homer
Fo-ze. e-e-~ts-- Of th9 state Charities Aid
Associa -ier- r. Fulton Cu-;irs;- president ~
tlo As-o--ariol Tor Improving TIE Cord
to1 ~ rho Focr, ". w Polk. A. r.. dean
~ Cornell Medical college James 2 Nio-
hernou- AZ. u- vIcs-TlT'slaont and acting
president o. She Postcard gste Hospital;
ChsrIe. p. Nar1.ac'.. n L.. uresidcrt Cf the
medical board. Eelisvue F5cs0iTGl. N -ianl
Y. AQrtlrr---. -rc1iG iGeut OF She Nr1 ork Con-
zererCC ON Tsra o. Babies John S10TI'elll
rier-- president cf he Babies 35splt ~.
sisefrgs r. fFa~f F'7- e. dIre"rpf ''f 1l'e
B1rssI er child Help-u-. Russo 3 sage
: scIn5a rIoI- Coc-rr- r. F8sci- nrotesScT o.
fhildrea ,rrg-a=e- Fn,ie--t+T sra te Hospital.
Hrl FC--- F7eI-cl-ea7 admins TRAITOR "i
lie Ealss f51r-i A Alliance.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
ctTHoLlc CHARITIES TO CONFER.

Preliminary arrangements have been per
-er'el Cor me drsr national conference OF
Nat.l9i.e Clarifies. II be held at the Cath-
o. University, Washington, on SepteInpe'
il.- frurDose OF The conference is TO BRING
ot sH Czchause of views among expert
Figz-- .sst5lulic rlen and women who are
80 ric work Of charity and 10 collect
- publish Information concerning organ
f-aiof. problems and results
@tan' F7eH and women interested in Cath
charity work win be present from all
1sE' %. ire coIntTT. and i iE ezpected that
ggIly large delegation vii 60 fror,
- -sl--7 srz Brooklyn. representing the
'.c-s-r = g. Vincent de Paul and other
t--riEsbls organizations or tnst1rutionE-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
LID ON IN SAN FRANCISCO
Ordered After Exposures Of Alleged
Wholesale Police Graft.

San francisco. sept. @a-Captaiu OF De
rcctiv1e VAL. acting chief Of police during
the ,eiSe0ce cf chief Martin, who Is taking
q vacation pending his retirement from the
department.. issued orders to-day 70 COM
Pany commanders that tho lid be kept. on
tizht while ne Is in command.
T0-da-'s S1ep is Tho first in an anti-vicC
crusade ordered ty Mayor Mccarthy az the
result Of exposures Of alleged wholesale
=rar IL ,bc Police Departueu1.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
EBCgwEAE WORKERS STRIKE
nsta Not Fized VIXEN Vote Was Taken
r.zt.o,, r-.o.-rana Afsctad.

fhe Neokv-sr Makers Union met salsl
sFeui-E in clinton Hall. and voted Tor a
2 e-ai strike of fifteen thousand neck'tt-1f
make- the date when the strike goes mo
f'@rl Ie h- fxed by COMMITTEES appolii'@o
ior @.e nurpoee.
5sr1a Lcoowitz presided a. the Hlee1lnK'
fai,a s-az addressed by =. Neinsteen' or
s71'zer - Ule United Hebrew Trades ;
aoIaham Miller and others. a strike COM
Hii''fo wss appointed, as were commit'es
~ a-aE ap demands and q settlement COM
ni-tee
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
AVIAToR'S FLIGHT N CAB
Claude Grshame-White Makes Fast
Trip on Knickerbocker Locomotive.
rBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune. J

~ LcINgTapD . nc ITlrlne-
Providence. Sept. 90.-Eailroad rules were
SUSPENDED on the Shore Line division OF
the New Haven road to-day to allow
Claude G-aaau1e- White. the English avl-
ator. to make a ''7ighi-' trip TO New Lon
don from Boston IN the cab Of the big
locomotive that pulls the Knickerbcc5er
Express. When the engine stopped for
water here The --bird-man" said that he
himself was = locomotive engineer il South
Africa
Ar. Grahame-W hite vas on his way to
New YORK intending 10 go from New Lon
don the rest Of the wsy by trolley lie
spoke enthusiastically OF the recent meet
q Boston and called his American com
rctitors ''hally-- good sort
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
ODD FELLOWS ELECT OFFICERS.

Atlanta sept 2o.-Ihe sovereign s-I t'FeI.l
T,o~Ize OF the Independent Order OF oo0
Fellows elected the following onloeTs 70
dav. Grand sire. John 2. CocSrunl, l,io
polls, deputy grand SIRE - a ht'isi
san Antonio, Tex: S7ano cIe'a' jun
,.o,d.;, baltimore. reelected, and
--a-5 -uesg,1rer. ~. Richards Muckle,
Philadelphia, reelected
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
LOST SANkROOkS.

LOST or STOLEN Raukncok 80 6$6 5S5
nf the German savings Bank. in the city Of
New York 4th sve. and 18th st. is-
sued 10 carrie Sthinauer. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the sane ~
not returned 10 the bank ths f@th day Of
October 1910 duplicate VIII b. issued.
BANKROOK No s57 .es' ~ the Union Dime
savings Ba1k h. missing. Any person FaV-
fng "A claim to ia - hereby called upon to
present the same within ten DAYS submit
10 having said passbOok cancelled and a new
one issued
. 0s;T-R -Rankbook No Loss .1sT % the Bowery
savings Bank. 100 Bowery. New York The
finder II requested 20 return IL 20 the bank
II not restored d fore the Itst dav Of sep
for A new book =
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
SAY MRS. MARTIN is INSANE
Lawyers fo- Prisoner in Snead Case
Seek LunacT Test fer Client

Counsel for Mr.. Caroline z Martin, orc
of -he sisters avaitinE trial in the Ocey
Snosd case iu New Jerscv. appeared he
foro Chief Justice GuTnrnerc in Hczsrl
vostcr6sv a7d applied for 81 inquiry into
the present mental condition Of Mrs. Mar
tin Tho Chief Justice wa toe busy 10 con-
slider the question. and ne referred counsel
20 Justice Zen Eyck. The lawyers VIII 90
before Justice Ton Eycl5 today and this
VIII PROBABLY cause another pOstpcneulcEt
IL L. rlLLlr.rl rri..l.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
WORK WANTED.

Male
=Pa>lF-lF CENT? FaTAN would like position As
.e.rreea, rt-n; with 81 ealurt house. speaks
T-rstss. srd French. references Correspondent H..
Bcx $. Tribune Office.
VzA-CH,fA% or C-ATFNAN.- Thoroughly com
potent trlSt-yorthv and reliable, 1t once. city
reference. bonds If required =. l.. I9S Grand
st Ierssv Sitv. \. !.
: -OT-~.- NAN. years general Office experiences
~ -fe~--t employed would Hike to better his
7,5r1--1-rf los. 4. FoN -. Tribune Office
york, NAN warts q place work few hours
50 rlur7iu- and evening every day. Saito - Z
Cor~or.s ~. Brooklyn
y7T-S-f5 -ssS - highly esIuca rG where merit
--iF gaelIre advancement Z. g. *. Box ..
Tribune Os7ce.
Female.
IFE-=at t1I%C is conc &c West SSth 81. base
p4eut
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
REM DIES.

THOROUGH, PERMANENT CURES in cases
of BLOOD POISON. NERVOUS DEBILITY,
BLADDER COMPLAINTS and kindred dis
eases. relief at once in dangerous cases, recent
o. old. those desiring only first class scieuti ihs
treatment should call. Or. BONSC'HUR. the well
known specialist. 50 W 3Sth at Hours. Ga. TO
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
eveIe.

CITANBEBNfA IT-T AITRF1Ss. for small family
city ho1ss: excellent position: good wages
Osterberg's ACsncy. 516 Lexington ave, between
5Tth and 5sth sts
CFIANPT-FNATT and WATTRESS-Nest younE
girl for small ri5v family. $2S. Mrs. c.
Cooper's AgenCZ. 90 60 ave. near SSth
COMPETENT general houscworkers and cham
bernlaids wanted at once call G63 9Th ave
COMPETENT WAITRESS. irish English or
Scotch: references. Mrs DiclSiusons Co-opera-
tive Employment Agency. 3T3 5th ave. n e. cor
Ter. Of 18th =.
COMPETENT German or English nurse for child
of four wears Mrs Dickinson Cooperative
E1rloymeat Asency. 352 6.h ave.
tCCK. also chanbernlad for small private
school: wages $40 So: must have good refer
elces. Industrial Association, Inc, Employment
Ase1cy- Il West +Ec 81.
COOK. 10 D. entire work small family; refer
enceS. Mrs. Dicknson's Cooperative f!rnpioy-
mont AEercy. 10 9Th ave. I. ?. corner seth
COOK. for small family; wages So: references.
Nrs. Dickinsor's Cooperative Employment
Ags sncy. SO 5th ave. II. - corner Of 3Jth St
COOK for small boarding house IN the country:
So; excellent place Mrs . CooIeTS Asen"y'
go eth ave.
COOK. in3ElediateIy for small private family;
SEQ Mrs. g Cooper's AgenCy, eJT 9Th ave,
CCoK-S-re5e or German: so: private family.
Miss EFofravrr's tEency. Reed & Barton
Building. ga 9th ave. Roen7 'el.
pFF3SSNAE Fps Experienced t-fmUers and
ar4TffI5 waists $toaGN N0iE. GOOD pay
Nu7e- -scloler. s. Vest 113th 81.
F5NISI7-RS on Ia=iee- waists; rood pay; steady
work Z. Fast 213 church e.. near Canal
FIRST CLASS IAT-NDECSS: good vases; ref
srrnrcS. T-s. Dickinson Cooperative En-
T,Iovment Agcncy. 37t 5th ave. n e. corner of
27th g.
G1RTlS Il yesrs old for gathering. wrapping
ctc-- ~ school sunpjy house Z. S,eiser d
90. - Nrrra, 81
TOi- -SENORE[-R ssther Swedish or German,
family OF follr. Port C-eStor: 81 CaE I'm
rTe5isteIv. O.. C'sorc-'s Agency, e53 Gth ave.
rear %sth.
L.Ar-~DFE ESS-F-ivste farniIv. $50. Can 81 10
p ua.. Miss TTof-naver'F Ageucy-. 500 9th a-e
Reed s. Barton Frid.7~- Room 9a1
MIL T7lT5Ry rerarers- good pay N. Karp, SIS
pcle-co~ st corner Alien 81
NJ Y2sTc5IY Gc7-f-Ts,5I-S for boy Years. wages
81. references. Nrs. piekipso1s Cooperative
Ensnlo-Idcrt AGaucc 80 18th IVe-. n. . corner Of
18th -.
eTT-,-CCf2 APrFT.T:- Insurance honsN- $40. pub
fishing hcrlee. SIC: also lumbar ~ uptown
rositfo0-. permanent with good houses. iupp
Ez-ia1sc Accncv. - Nassau st.
~ TET1-Tour- lady. capable Of taking charge
~ Office SrG correspondence NUT % well 90
o--., ir'ro1 -js- 1Hfscturln- business: must ~
nc-cu -i,T ~~Dericu-ed For billing 1nd f-peT-rt-
fr1 and long -ears of practice, 10 1To ca'iT1e
,.-;a-- te7 recommended. call personal lly Auto
mobile suuul~ Mig. CO. 22p Tsaffe Piaca near
TX sia pro- BROOKLYN.
" .~TFn so~ one ladv uea- city. cook, 's75:
.r.s-l,l-r-rraa6 50. ,a,In1rC=e 80 any rS-
-s-rtsft-- --u-t have -,nd -o-RreUrss. Industrial
Az.ocizticn Ue,Iioymenf AGenc,. Il West 42d st.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
9 AND OFFICE FURNITURE
HELP WANTED.

Male.
AN EXCELLENT opportunity for a bright.
pable Young man, wanted hy law publishing
house 70 do general Office work. care for stock
end deliveries; must be neat. intelligent, thor
oughly honest and reliable; salary 70 start IS
per week. Apply IN own dwritins, stating
age. education. business experience If any. and
give references. Z. p ". Box {. Tribune Ofiice.
must be high grade; salary SIS Mighill
fAgency}- Flstlron Building.
BOOKKEEPER. experienced in contracting ard
general Office work; salary SO Nighill
tAgency'. Flatiron Building.
JANTTOR.-N Niddie-aeed couple no small
children; man licensed plumber. row in
charge Of tFo new law houses; wishes , posi-
1ion in elevator apartments Janitor 1lS
Vest 179th 81.
KITCHEN MEN, COOKS pantry men. storeroom
men call 663 9Th ave
RENTING MAN and salesman for business
properties: leads and help furnished; weekly
sc-ount after short service. Corporation, Box
~, Tribune of1oe.
RF7PFEsENTATIvD fer large paint house TO 60
20 5uenog A-Tes: must know Spanish; salar5
s. 500, MiZsill agency. Flatirou Building
SAT,FSafAN-Furrier supplies: both inside ara
outside man: SIS to start MighiH Agcnc2)'
Fiatiron Building.
SAT.EEME1N throughout the United states n sell
automobile necessities: every oyTne- wants our
protector references required. The o Neil Tire 4
Protector Co. 529 B-oed~ay
ENOGRAPHER wanted for the advertisement
department Of p newspaper: siS; also another
Competent r-z1 for commercial house Jupp e
chsrge agency. s. Nassau 81.
STENOGRAPHER snd Office assistant: well
educated: zood personality excellent future.
SaGG-SI GiG 10 start Cre6ential Employment Cor
porsttnn 2j% Broadwar agency
STENOtEP PIERS Spanish class meets even
inEs this winter Miss JUpp's Of1ce, 81 Mas
Eminent native instructors.
thine. oece experience F. Grobhoiz. 5Is
Te=t 10Th =.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
FOR SALE.

BIG RARGAINs-siightiy used Office furniture.
desks. typewriters cash registers. adding ma
chimes monographs. ding cabinets. safes. adj
dressing machines time clocks. partitions, check
protectors bookcases. NATEAN's. . White stre-f
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
PROPOSALS.

T. : ENGINEER OFFICE. ROOM $0a. cts
tom House. Baltimore, Md. Sept Is 1910
sealed proposals Tor dredging IN PatapsCo
River Md. viii be received st This office uutii
one o'clock r. 81. Oct. Is. 1910. and then puo-
It,Iv opened. Information on appl cst.or-
TWoS. e. F'aSFV t'of Eners
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
PUBLIC NOTICES.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
.-REAr- FOR THE COLLECTION O
NOTICE TO rAXPAYERs.

NOI4 ib stFN
,So+t-s IL hereby xiven that all taxes real
ssfsre and personal property IN The city ~
New York for the year 1910 are due and pay
MONDAY. OCTOBER ,. 1910.
a. the ofIce Of the Receiver ot Taxes IN the
Borough in which the property Is located. as
fellows.
Borough OF Manhattan. 81 Chambers 81
Borough OF The Bronx. Municipal Building
corner OF Sd and FREMONT sve.-
Borough ~ BrookIyn. Rooms q. and
Municipal Building
Borough OF Queens. Court square Long
Island City.
Borough Of Richmord Borough Hall. -
George.
an tsles become liens the dsv du. and
TO AVOID PENALTY TAXES MUST BE
PAID IN OCTOBER.
on All taxes which are unpaid 81 the first
dsv OF November interest shall be charged at
the rate OF seven - Per cent. per anuum.
from October :. 1910. the DAY on which taxes
become due and payable.
When checks are mailed 20 The Receiver Of
Taxes they must be accompanied by addressed
envelopes WITH POST AGE PREPAID IVA
order TO assure return of recsfpted bills by
mail
Checks dated October should be mailed -
the Receiver soon possible after bills
have been received by the taxpayer.
DRAW CHECKS ONLY on NEW YORK
EXCHANGE To THE ORDER OF TIE RE
CEIVER OF TANES
DAVID z AUSTEN Receiver Of Taz@s.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
BUSINESS CHANCES.

CFTEMIrAI. sPEcIALrTIES. zsrIoaa sna sup
ported with important funds wodio be or
gani1sd and sold in France T." ths I.abnfaToiTe
Central de Produita Fh 8rfnAcsutiquss and
chimidueB 40 63 Fus feaumur. Paris Sps-
ciAI msthod quick ane certain success.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
STEAMER May POWELL

Leaving Desbrosses st. 81 1-45 ? ". Vss-
42d ST. P II. West I2Grh St. 30 r. NJ
daily except sunday, for Highland Falls. West
Point (-etUrning BY boat or rsiif. Cornwall,
Newburgh New Hamburger. Milton. POuEh-
ksepsie ROndout and Kingston Orrhssrrs
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
HAMILTON INSTITUTEEr19EHt =.

west SIst St-. overlooking Manhattan Ave
aud Central Park West
College certificates Graduate instructcTs-
men and women. Luncheo optional Study
hours Gymnasium. Basket Ball. Tennis, out
door play. Post graduate work in Literature
Music snI Art School limited TO ~ pupils
once hours. 10 tn Tel af5t SCHUYLER.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21

VICTOR vIsIBLE. % Nassau 81. ssssiosus
rr.- .Il makes tak-r part reyfnert. esresies
In Und.rsocds rsmfngtens divers smltha
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
sURRooATE's NOTICES.


~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON
Abner g Tnomas-~s surrogate OF the County
OF ,-aw York Notice is hereby given to All
persons having claims against JAMES WILLS
late of the County Of New York. tacsased 10
1resert the same with vouchers thereof 10 tbe
subscriber AT his place OF transactiuz busines.
AZ the offlce Of McCurdy & Yard No ss Erosa-
u-sv IN The Citv of New York, on OF before IL,
1oth dsv of December next.
nated New York the 2sth dsv Of Msv 1910
WILLIAM BRINEERHOFF Executor
MCURDY & YARD. Attorneys for Executor
Rs Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan New
York CITY
IN PI 5RSITAS+CE OF AN ORDER or HON
Abner {. Thomas. = Surrogate of the County
of New York. notice Is hereby given to ali
pe rgous having claims against Eugene shift
decea sed late of the County or New York 70
present the same with vouchers thereof 10 the
Subscribers az their place og transacting busi-
ness al the office OF Whitrtdge, Butler &. Rice
No 50 Wall Street. in The CITY of New York
Dated New York. the 2Jth day OF May. 1910
ADRIAN ISELlN. JR-, SAMUEL WOOLVER-
TON, Executors
yrHTTRTDGE. BUTLER & RICE. Attorneys
FOR Executors. 90 Wall Street \. Y
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or hon.
Abper Z. Thomsa a Surrogate OF tho County
Of New York notice s hereby given to all per-
cons having claims against Alexander Mcdonald
late OF the County u New York. decessed. to
present the same with vouchers thereof 10 the
snbscriber. az his place Of transaCtiuz business.
No les Bruadv8y. in the city OF New York. on
OR before the nineteenth isv OF November next.
Dated New York the seventeenth day ~ May.
1910 EDMUND K. STALLO Administrator