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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-31
CUT IN GAMBLING ROW.
Negro Removed to Hospital and Al
legged Assailant Jailed.

Randall Johnson, southwest negro,
was removed to the Emergency Hospital
last night suffering from three knife
wounds in the back and right side, re-
ceived during a fight at LIST and F streets
southwest shortly before midnight.
The wounds were not serious. William
Isaacs, another negro, with whom the
injured man was fighting, was locked up
din the fourth precinct station house
charged with the assault and with car
rying concealed weapons. The difficulty
is believed to have arisen over gam
bling debt Both men live in the vicinity
of I'd and + streets southwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-31

SOUTH CAROLINA,
Magnolia Inn. Aiken. The St John Cbsrles
Hotel Park in the Pines. ton.
Aiken.
GEORGIA.
Hotel Bon Air. Augusta. Piney Woods Hotel
Townsville.
FLORIDA.
Hotel st. George. st. Augustine.
SANITARIUMS.
Southern Pines. South Mount Clemens Mount
ern Pines. y. c.. Clemens. Mich
The Jackson. Dansville.
y. Y.
FOREIGN.
Hotel Bellevue. Dres- Hotel Adlon Berli.
den. Hotel Cecil. London.
Hotel Bristol, Berlin.
CANADA.
The Pines. Dgby. Nova Hotel Manhattan. Dig.
Scotia. by Nova Scotia
Abenakis Springs. Prov Lone Lodge Digby, No.
ince of Quebec. va Scotia
Inc Weiiand. ST. Cath Royal Muskoka. On.
arines Ont. tario.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-31
PICTURE MEN FIGHT BACK.
Want Chicago's Mayor Compelled te
Allow Fight Films Shown.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 30.-A mandamus
suit, demanding that Mayor Fred Busse
and Chief of Police Steward be compelled
IS issue a permit for the exhibition of the
Jeffries-Johnson fight pictures, was filed
in the superior court The suit was filed
by Aaron J. Jones and George c. Spoor,
who assert they paid 100000 for the rights
to the pictures until March, 1911.
The police today confiscated 1000 feet
of films Of the ketchell-JOhnson pictures
which were being exhibited at an amuse-
ment park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-31
Accepts Invitation of Kaiser.

BERLIN, July 3O-Emperor William
has invited Marshal Fonseca, President
elect of Brazil, who is now in Germany,
to be his guest at the German naval ma
neuvers off Kiel at the end of August.
Marshal Fonseca, it is announced today,
has accepted After two-week stay in
Germany he expects to go to Paris, re-
turning for the naval maneuvers. Thence
he will go to England
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-31

Pretty Miss Jones-As 1 play an old
lady in this piece, l shall have to have
wrinkles painted round my eyes, cheeks
and mouth.
Brown-Ah, they will be lines cast in
pleasant London Weekly Tele-
graph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-31
DELAWARE,
Hotel Henlopen. Rehoboth Beach.
PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNSYLVANIA.
The Kittatinny. Della Hotel Essick. Essick
ware Water Gap. "a Heights.
Water Gan House, Del Monterey Inn. Blue
aware Water Gap. Ridge Summit
Karamac Inn Delaware Montanesca. Mt. Pocono.
Water Gap. Buena Vista Spring
Bedford Springs Hotel. Hotel. Buena Vista
Bedford Springs. Spring 2. o.
Hotel Allegheny Eagles Doubling Gap White
Mere Sulphur Spgs Hotel,
Chapman Manor. Blue Cumberland county.
Ridge Summit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-31
WEEKS RANGE OF PRICES
Corrected to the Close of Business July 80 at the
New York Stock Exchange
Railway and Miscellaneous Shares.

loves
100 nd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
4TTOTST'S ERROR.
ID Machine WhI " the Clutch was
On and Had q Narrow Esrapr

SoMERvILLR. " j. March 10 There
was an odd automobile accident Ola Nam
street here this evening in which Andrew
stevens had a narrow escape from being
crushed TO death against a show window
by his own car
Stevens brought his big touring car.
containing three women and a male com
panion. TO standstill In front If the Clark
Building. and neglected 10 relea-" the low
sr,....d clutch He was awav for few
~ lnutes. and when he returned and he
gan to crank II the machine shot ahead
Il snapped - stone hItchIng poet twelve
inches IN diameter. Stevens had b--n
Knocked down at the outS.t ny the hood
81 the machine He retained his hold on
the crank and was dragged m a half
sitting posture across the sidewalk as tho
car made a bea-lins for the front e the
Thomas Building
The car crashed against The base - a
big show window aud shattered heavy
sign board Stevens still chung - the
front of he machine and was saved from
beng crushed 20 death by the project ing
front springs q the automobile He Was
pIntpnsd against tho show window while
the wheels of IN. machine continued 20
revolve until one ~ m" women shut oh
tho power
II wa- az first beloved that Stevens was
fatally injured hut when the machine
Was hacked away from tho window and
he was Released 10 waS found that he had
,--cap..d without injury
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
ROBRED As VAN NORDEN WAS.
schcaectAAy Man Lost a1l. bue Dtan't
Care Go Appear On Court.

Two women. who said they wers Kate
Fiaher. y years old, OF 2i5 West Twenty
fifth street. and Blanche Evans. -. OF 2eS
West Thirty eighth street, were arrested
at , o'clock yesterday morning outside
Bryant Park on Forty-sscond street
ON the complaint OF John ID. Crosby.
Sho said That he was a manufacture.
Of Schenectady. stopping az the Hotel
his wallet and t2I
Detectives Peabody and McConaghy
say that the robbery was much the same
in manner az that which Warner NJ. Van
NOrden recently suffered when hs was
relieved outside the Waldorf OF a wallet
containing 5000. OF which theft kittie
Dowdell is accused
Although the Fisher woman claims
to 10 a seamsSr,ss and married the de-
tectives say that she and her com panion.
the latter of whom they also know a.
BlanCh Molen. are friends OF kittie Dow
dell, who ls accused OF robbing Warner
NJ. Van Norcen OF s2s.OOO
Crosby accompanied tho detectives
and their prisoners TO Police Headquar-
terS and promised TO appear against
the women in the West Side court later.
He did not appear. however. although
Magistrate Corrigan held the case until
afternoon.
Det~ctive McConaRhy in the meantime
had harmed TO the Hotel Belmont 90 seek
q . oDmI llinant. where he was told by
Manager EORE that no MIR. Crosby was
stopping there.
McConaghy told Magistrate Corrigan
that be and Peabody had witnessed the
holdup in part. They had spent the night
in the crowd outside tho National Sport
ing Club looking for pick pockets and were
r~turnIng through forty-SsAcond street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
Temple iron Company'. Omcrrs

meeting 81 the stockholder- e the Temple
Iron Company hold her" to-day th.-r
r Ba..r Of the Reading vice pres. dent
and treasurer 4 = Law - SCRANTON.
directors. George ? Baer. Joseph II
Harris II the Philadelphia and Reading
" u Tru.Sds." Of the Delaware" l4RckA-
wanna and Western. y u. Thomas ~ the
I,.hiRh Valley. r e Smnk ~ the Read
ing Iron Company, Thomas " TowL.r
81 the New York. Ontario and Western. r
4 Underwood 81 tho Erie. Albert Broden
- tn" Tempt. Iron Company and ". J
Richards ~ IN" Reading Coal and Iron
COnpany
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DURING EASTER PREPARATIONS,

When You walk, shop or are On Tour Fest
fortify and care for your fest. Don't get
Eootsors. get FOoC-EAse. the antissptic
powder % be shaken into the Shoes for
swollen. Aching feet You can walk for
hours and not get tired II you uss Aliens
FOOt-Ease. II N always in demand for
uss in Patent Leather Shoes and FOR
Breaking In New Shoes. This 10 an Easy
Test: sprinkle Allen's FoOt-EAss In one
shoe and not in the other and notice the
differences. Order a 80. package TO-DAY
81 any Druggist and be ready 20 forget
you have feet During Easter Week Sold
everywhere, sc sample FREE by mail
Address. Allen g. Olmsted. Le Roy. ". Y.
Dent accept any snbatituaos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
NC aRREN WIZ DISPI TED.
Hester Fought for Her s7O0. OspO and
sister rights "a G.rI some sf %.

The compliant wa filed yesterday
in a contest over the estate uf Hester
McC;arrpn. who left about t2JOOOD to
The New York society for tho Prevent ION
Of Cruelty to Children and 20 the SoCi.ty
for the Prevention ~ cruelty 10 Animals
The plaintiff IN Mrs Mc,iarrens sister.
Jane Du Bots Baker - Philadelphia. who
got only sIOO under IN. will because
for many years she has h~en my bit
terest enemy and has done me great
injury
Mrs Baker declares that her sister Wa
Of unsound mind and that ths statement
that she had been her sister sn~-ny
was a ds.lusion. She was always her
SISTERS fr0@nd she says bur persons
with whom Mrs. McGarren had ASSOC
ciated hal eNerted undue Influence
Alexander Mctiarren died in New York
on July IS. 1875 leaving an estate esti-
mated at s55O on Cousins Of Mr. Mctiar-
ran contested Hester MCGArren's claim
20 a widows shan. IN IN. '-~tAfe on the
ground that her marriage 60 McCiArren
had fs-an annuiled This contention was
based on the alleged illsgality " Hester
MC(iArrsn.- divorce from Henry Adus-
l-in IN California After q two v~ar-
fight the matter was settled out 81 court
II was Understood thar Mrs Mct;Arren
received about s2'p.'S0 and counsel f@a-
Mr. McGarr-n died June -. 1875
leaving the bulk ~ her estate 10 the two
societies
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
REtR IDWIRIL W. RDOCK GOES.
q OnpmandanI ~ BROOKLYN Navy Yard
Assigned TO sea Duty.

Rear Admiral Joseph y Murdoch
yesterday -elinqui-hed his command Of
the BROOKLYN navy yard To assume COM
mand 81 the second division of the Atlantic
hs-at
rhs Rear Admiral who has been COM
maudant " the navy yard only since
May last. accompanied by the members
of his stan apVsar~d m front Of ih. adj
ministration buiding yesterday at ~
% clock where the marines Wer,' drawn
up. and Rad the order oi the SECRETARY
vi thu Ntvy announcing his transfer
Whom he had finished there was a salute.
~ thirteen guns AZ the lowering II the
Rear Adrnirals Colors.
Rear Admiral MIriock will ION the
flagship Minnesota az Hampton Roads
on April l. Rear Admiral p n. 4 Leuty@.
who has for -orne time b"s.n "a command
AZ the Washington NAVY Yard. comsS on
Ia Brooklyn tomorrow a. Rear Adml raj
M;lTsiDsk'E -tt,u.---Or
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

five Companies nsputed 60 Ne MnAring
Mnrch Deliveries &C AUrii Prices.

slRFch Deliveries at AUStl Prices.
Conditions in the anthracite trade
showed no national Improvement last
week. AZ the present time moro coal 10
offered &C concesnions and more In being
sold. Many largo producers make no
secret OF their abandonment Of oftcial
prices and In some instances they have
ordered q cut Of 80 cents . ton on the
prepared sizes. According 70 trade re-
ports at least ave companies are now
selling March deliveries af April prices.
One OF the largest dealers said yester-
day:
Prom the standpoint Of actual tonnage
placed the week just paused could not
have been called particularly enoourag-
ing. but the increased volume Of inquiry
aud the certainty that purchases viii re-
suit are more than comforting. Instances
Of additional purchases now necessary IN
excess OF present contracts are frequent
and lend q tone Of healthy optimism 20
the general market. Consumption con.
tinuee 10 maintain its past high standard
and the possibilities OF still greater
increase are far from remote.
Coke is in better demand. with the
proportion OF the purely tentative inquiry
OF the past on tbs wane. Prtces continue
favorable with indications Of temporary
weakness on tho part OF some OF the
smaller operators.
The output OF coal this month will
bs very much lees than Il was for the
month last year possibly
10 not more than SOD. 900
tons. Buyers OF coal have been depicting
stocks instead Of laying In new supplies.
The biturnsnons trade 10 better. a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
6ITY tITO HITS BOI.
DrputN commissioner scott Threatened
by Excited Residents Of BrOWDsNtIIr.

FNcited residents OF Brownsville. Brook
lvn. gathered around the automobile of
Julian scott Deputy Commissioner Of
Street Cleaning yesterday when the
rnachin" WIS brought to stop after
having knocked down three-year- old
Meyer ShOner 81 10 Wa;kin street IA
front Of his home
The automobile was going slowly whom
IL struck the child and ~ was brought
t. a quick stop by the chauffeur Persons
who saw the accident threatened the
occupants oT the mAchine until two po-
hcerpen arrived Dr Madden took the
boy 20 ~. Mary's Hospital. where " VIA
found that he was PAINFULLY bruised bur
not seriously injured
The chauffeur. frank Keefa. who lives
"a Twentieth av"ntse. BROOKLYN. was ar
rested and bailed
Iaputy Commissioner Scott was max nR
an INSPECTION 81 the Brownsville dist net
when the child. out shopping with his
mother. broke from her grasp and ran out
m front Of the car
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
SURROGATE USED CUSs WORDS
WomAn Gets warrant Tor HIN Under wee
ana lmmogallty Law.

MoRREsrowN, Nj. March I0.-It isn't
often that Surrogate David Young uses
cusn words. but the other day Mrs. Nellie
FitEherbert % Dover 30 irritAtsd him
that he told her that she talked like a
damn fool Mrs. Fitzherbert retorted
that she wasn't any such thing and the
Surrogate said he didn't say s1s WSs
but that she talked like one.
Yesterday Mr.. Young was served with
a warrant issued by Justice Bolitho OF
ROckaway charging the Ofictal with
violating the vice and immortality act
The penalty under this statute for pro-
family IL 81 cents. Constable Oscar Jen-
nings OF Rockaway was trusted TO serve
the warrant on the SurrAgote. Jennings
waited around the SurrogAts's ONCE
an hour before he finally got up courage
enough 20 serve the summons.
-It certainly is amusing 20 me. said
Mr.. Young tonight This woman Pes-
tered the life out OF me over little DIT
of an estate. tried To help her all
could. but she always had sOmething
% the will % her mother. made IN my
Office. under which she was q legatee. and
said "A word was left out. | bet her
dollar IL wasn't and abe put up the dollar
She won. as tho word not was missing
in her copy. Then she came IN again
and said she was going to break the VIII,
as IL provided that no coaches were %
be hired for her mothers funeral and
three were hired. ] told her a. the Will
had bessn on record thr,,e years she hadn
any chance of upsetting IL. You arc
in with the gang can't get any jus
tice.' she said 70 me and ! told her abe
talked like "A damn fool.
The Surrogate said the woman had
bothered Judge Mills until he ran away
every time he saw her coming. and the
Judge In a bachelor. too. Mr.. Young
has demanded n hearing. and IL 10 said
there will he some interesting evidence
uiyan AT the trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
HOGaN ~ NEW MAVEN.
The Former Football q aPtaIn Transferred
From Hl. Home to . Hospital.

WISsrED. Conn. March iS.-.Iam"S
Hogan. former captain ~ the Yale varsity
football team. who has been near To death
at his parents home in Torrington A.
the result 81 acute kidney trouble. was
taken TO the Elm city private hospital
IN New Haven late this afternoon He
was accom- panied nv DR. " Hogan Of
Torrington. hl- regular physician, and a
few friends
Hogan 3 condition which showed little
Improvement last nj GIT. was practically
unchanRpd this morning In the New
Haven private institution u ~ believed
that he will ger better care and receive
more attention from the specialists. Who
have he.u handicapped Nv having To
travel from New York and New Haven
to TOrrIng'on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
ANTI-SWEARING CLTR.
New I0Vk Central Railroad EmpIOyees
az Dewitt FOrmed &C.

CTTcA. March 10 An Anti-swearirR
club has been organized among tn
hundreds ~ employees 81 the New York
Central Railroad az Dewitt The club
was only Recently formed. bu, now has
several hundred mem hers There 10
neither constitution. bylaws nor fficer.
When a member feels like sw caring
no has first TO stop and count ten. and the
desire usually subsidies. No rnemts.r
n ~ said. thus far has violated his obhga-
ton. When asked about she object
20 tho club one ~ tho members said.
We'd. ne just decided that there was
no Use swearing. Il doesn't get "A man
ANYTHING. We didn't want some one
To- come around and tell us 90 quit 10 vi.
quit ourselves You see thsre are any
number 81 cr1sAdes nowadays against
-o-callsd evils. and ! presume profanity
~ an evil. We are all right down here
at Dewitt now and wS are going to try
and stay riGht."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
X. oTC. M~n at Mas. oa q. = steamship
Hancock

Members % John LouRhln Council.
Knights ~ Columbus. are To- attend this
morning the special Palm sunday Catholic
Church service on the L \ = Hancock
the receiving ship at the cob dock in the
navy ward IN Brooklyn The Rev Mat
thew Gleason. L. y. y. who was Catholic
chaplain ~ the hattleship fleet ia its
cruise around The world. ~ to b" the cole
hrant 81 the mass and ~ vii ~. assisted
nv tho clergy of the Church 81 the Sacred
Heart an ClermOnt avenue. Catholic
naval officers and bluejacketS are fo be
present and in honor ot the day all will
10 presented with clusters ~ palm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
added T.e Tor staten Island Terminal.

A. a result Of conferences which have
been held hetwe.-n the members Of tho
Public Service Commission and Dock
Commissioner Tomkins the terminal of
the municipal ferry at ST George. Staten
Island. is to be thrown open Ia the Use u
tho passengers 81 the steam and trolley
roads which run into St George, The
railroad platforms are nov uncovered.
but slight alterations will make q posi-
bic for the railroad Passengers 20 walk
under shelter 10 tho ferryhouss, and they
also will have access 90 the waiting rooms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
QUARREL OVER TAFT.
Ptttsburg wants Fsim st Hall Game ana
CaTueSse Exercsses simultaneously.

PIrrsBURo. March Is-There In great
rivalry between the committee having
charge of the Carnegie founders day
exercises and Barney Dreyfuss Of the
Pittsburg baseball club a. to who shall
entertain PRECEDENT Taft when he visits
Plttshurg ON May ?.
The committees has arranged to hold
the exercises in the afternoon. beginning
about O'Clock. Dreyfu=s and Murphy
of the Chicago club have arranged 20
begin the hall game At FORBES Field the
came hour. President Taft has accepted
Invita- ions 90 both Affairs.
The founders day committee contend
that the ball game can be played in the
morning. Dreyfuaa andiNuTphy say that
the hali game IL "a greater attraction than
the Carnegie lnstltut. EXERCISES. They
saw the latter affair should lie held in the
morning
Both factions have agreed To let the
President act as umpire They will ar
range the hours to suit him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
NOISY VISITOR kICKED HER.
AId~rman's VIE Causes Arrest oG Wan
VINO Didn't Take kindly 20 R~bgke.

Mrs Nettis Schlo~s Of - West Eighty
second street. the wife Of Alderman
Louis Schlos-. appeared IN the West
Sid. Tolics court yesterday against Harry
Redlick. - years old. who says he IL
merchant living az 7n3 West Eighty
fourth street on charge 81 assault
Magistrate CoTrIgan adjourned tho cas-
until "Wednesday and held Rsdlick in
ssnp hail. which was furnished 10y Jacob
Marx "a banker ~ - Liberty street.
According "a the story todd m court
Radlick a week ago visited Philip Hano
who lives above Mrs Schloss The
Alderman wife was unable 10 stand the
racket above her and raped on the
steam pits.s. Some one in HRno's apart
m.nts rapp.d hack. Mrs Schloss Rit w
tiIl after midnight and r-buked the guests
~ they went out
Sh,. saws Rsdlick called her a vile name.
threatened her and kicked her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
TIE On Lehish Track.

wLKEsBARRE. Pa. March is.-WhAt
railroad officials believe 20 have been an
attempt to wreck the New YORK and
Buffalo express on the Lshigh Valley
Railroad took place this afternoon north
Of this city bur failed. A large railroad
tie had been placed on the track. The
cowcatcher caught IL up and hurled e
90 one side. The train was crowded with
passengers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

nv MarronI wireless.

So batavia for New York. WAa AZ miles east
Of sandy HOOK Ata = v Yesterday.
So TanrfninR for View York. was 91 MITES
east Of sandy Hook ~ y \. ".
~ Ia Touraine for New YORK. Uns 10 miles
east VI sandy Hook At ~ A. ".
- Potadarl. for View YoTS vas 80 miles east
Of sandy Hook atop "
s. FurnessiA for New YSrt. wa TO miles
tasf % sandy Hook ~ af5 y n
- fArland, for New York. was n3 miles east
Of sandy Hook At Is y. N.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
GIRL DEAD. SISTER MISSING.


MAssuLoN. Ohio. March 1.-the death
Of Elisabeth Mantz. 10 years old. and III"
disappearance OF her sister Alice and
Elizabethis clothes from their home In
this city are puzzling the police. CHEZ
Ertle believes Elizabeth Mantx was killed
by strychnine and an autopsy ts to be per
formed.
The father Of the two girls. Godfrey
Mantz, found the body Of Elizabeth on
the door cf the kitchen when he returned
late last night. All the doors were locked
John Mantz. 10 years old. brother OF
the girls. says that when he went home TO
dinner HIS sister Alice refused TO allow
him TO 10 to the kitchen. saying that
Lizzie was lying on the floor sick. He
aaid that Alice was jealous Of her older
sister and liked to wear her clothes.
The last seen OF Alice was when shs
boarded a car for Canton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
Rev Assistant Corporation Coun.e,.

Corporation Counsel Watson announced
yesterday that he had appointed George
u. Curtis. Jr.. Of Flatbush. an assistant
In his Office. He will he assigned to help
In the land condemnation cases which
Openings. MB. Curtis h a son Of eN-
Judge Curtis % the City Court. He wall
got 19.O0o q year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
P-nI M.rton OF 10 Nsrxlce.

CHICAGO. March Is.-Paul Morton. pres-
ideut 81 the Equitable Life Assurance
Society. arrived in Chicago from New
York to-day. He spoke az a nesting OF
the central western agencies Of the society
this afternoon and at a dinner to-nig
He viii lsaVo Tor MGxiOO to-mugFUw.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

The Morton Salt Company has bought
all the real and personal property Of
IN" international Salt Company in tho
West. including the warehouses. Offices.
docks and factories in Chicago. Mime
apolip. Toledo. Detroit. New Orleans,
Sheboygan. Milwaukee. 81. Louis and
Manist~e. Mich. and also the properties
81 various othsr companies having an
aggregate producing capacity % mors
than ~ 60 barrels ~ zalt a day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
Kirby 10 Head Manufacturers Again.

DArroN. Ohio. March IO-John Kirby.
Jr. president % the National Manufac-
tuTers Association. will be chosen 20 re-
tain that position when the association
has it, regular NESTING in New York be-
ginning May - Friends In Dayton have
been communicating with members Of
tho association throughout the country
and practically all th.-ss. members sAy
thy ar. heartily In favor % Mr. kirby's
r.sI.gViou
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
West 125th Street

for the flrst time in several months Their
has been some buying in preparation for
possible strikes. The demand Ia not ~
tremely large. however. ana prices ar
firm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
ARRTvED OUT.
- CArrnaniA. 81 Naples from New YoTk


nAulHD RmOM HOhMfoN roafS
- LusatAnia for New YOvk from Liverpool
s. kTOonland FOR New York nom Antwerp
- laureate for Nev York from LlverpooL
- - Savoie for New YORK from Havre.
~ NieuW Am slerdan. for Nsg ycgs from not
terdAm
- BarbsrossA for New YORK. from NapteaL
- NeckaT for New YORK from Bremen.
s. Graf Waldersee for New YORK from Bremen
- Columbia. FOR New York from Glasgow.
=. Orotsva for N~w Nork from Bermuda.
- Rertn udian for New YORK from Bermuda