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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-12

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE CON-
M-ISSIONERS Ca THE CITY OF
NEWARK.
City Hall. April I. 1sL
The following Is the list OF the names, reeis
dences and places OF business Of applicants fu4
licenses contained in all applications or pesi-
lions made to this board for the granting Of
licenses to sell spirituous, vinous, malt ar
brewed liquors and not heretofore published
according to law, 10 wit:
Name. Place Of Business. Residences.
RETAL-RENEWALS
Joseph Barno, i'll Lackawanna av.. Same place
William Hoffman. S6s Clinton pl....S Same plaza
Gustav Haverbeck. $40 Springfield av. Same p1
Max Kneller, 1879 Pacific st........6ame place
Isidor Meisner, ass Washington ST.. Same place
Charles C. chwartz, 95 Bergen st.. San place
Isaac Lustbader,>27 Bowery st....S same place
Philip Bdelstein. 81 Pacific st.....-Same place
Jacob Cohen. 240 Livingston st-...Same place
Christian Christensen. 1916 So. Orange avs
Same place
Anton Spinner, 673 Ferry st......-.Same place
Joseph r. Smith, 5 n. J. r. R. av.. Same place
Patrick J. Cunning. 131 West St.. Same plade
Harry Lewis, % Summer av...-....Same place
Marceili SmigieL. 81 Beacon st....Same place
Isidore Lustbader. 179 Spruce st, Same place
Leopold Dassing, 32i Springfield av.. Same pL
Abraham Gordon, 59 So. Orange av.. Same pL
Bernard Eben, SO Springfield av.. Same place
Thomas J.. Messenger, 345 18th av.. Same piaco
Frank Schaller, $50 High st........S Same place
BEER BOTTLER-RENEWAL
Rudolph NUM-. 80 Beacon st.-.....Same place
RICHARD MILLER
President
JAMES F.. CONNOLLY.
City Clerk
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PRICES OF BnNnS

The following quotations were fur
nished by Post & Flagg:
Open. High. Low. Close.
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A delayed advertisement brings only The after
msth Of trade. It's the first call that czrtursz
the prucszzdon Of cuzsonsrsL
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DEATHS.

BARR-Entered into rest, on Tuesday,
April II, 1911, Frederick Barr, aged
% wears.
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FIoRE-On April 10. 1911 at Newark.
N. j., Cesare O., beloved husband OF
Angelina Fiore tnee Ciccone), IN MS
31st year.
Relatives n friends, also Mutual
Benefit Societies Cavour, Itaia
Alpini, are invited to attend funeraa
services from his brothers residence
139 Eighth avenue. on THURSDAY
afternoon at 3 o'clock. lnterment at
the Cemetery of the Holy sepulchre.
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0YLEs-on April 10. 1911, Thomas At
kinson. beloved husband of Margaret
Gyles, In his seventy-first year, North
Eleventh street.
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VAN NESS-Suddenly. at Pompton, N.
J.. April 10. 1911. Lemuel Van Ness,
in his 77th year.
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE CON-
MISSIONERS o. THE T OF


Newark. N. J.. April I. 1911.
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WIRTH-Entered into rest, after lin
gering illness. on Tuesday. April IL,
1911, Jacobine w. Wirth (nee
Schneble), beloved wife of Charles
Wirth, ST., in her 10Th year. 154 Bel
mont avenue.
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WIMBLEDON April 10, 1911. William,
beloved husband of Bridget Windle.
154 Grant avenue East Newark.
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TOMPKINS-On Tuesday. April II,
1911, Mr.. John H. Tompkins, beloved
husband of Emma Tompkins, 1874
First street
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SEIBERT (McKay)-Entered into
rest, suddenly. on April 9, 1911. Bar
bara seibert, aged SO years, beloved
wife of Richard Seibert and daugh-
ter of the late John Engelhorn. 81
Stirling street.
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TEIMER-On Wednesday, April Il,
1911, Karoline. beloved wife of Sieg-
fried Teimer, aged So years.
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SMITH-On April 70, 1911. Fannie Eliz-
abeth. widow of Stephen S. Smith, in
her 9th year, 233 Broad street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31
PLANS FOR VACATION SEASON
Committee Starts Early to Work for
Benefit Of Working Girls

The Committee on Amusements and Va
cation Resources Of Working Girls OF
which hrs, Charles Henry Isrsels IS chair
tho coming summer on picnic resorts and
excursion boats.
This was decided ~ meeting hold yes
terday afternoon at the National Arts
Club. No. I19 East Is;h street. Small dance
halls at picnic resorts are required by law
York. and the committee will Try 10 see
that none is allowed to no conducted with
out being duly licensed and that in all
halls the terms On which the licenses ore
granted arc fulfilled. Tho action TO be
taken In regaid TO excursion boats Will not
be decided upon until after thorough in
vestigation has teen made of the condi-
tons that prevail on them.
Besides this new work, the committee
will again open its vacation bureau, which
supplies to working girls the names of
boarding houses III the country where they
can spend their vacations at a cost Of from
s. 20 10 s. a week. This year they will have
the assistance OF a cooperative committee
from the woman's welfare department OF
the National Civic Federation. OF which
Miss Gertrude Robinson-Smith is chairman.
The headquarters Of the bureau will he at
the office of the Junior League, No. g West
seth street. and girls planning for their
vacations can get information there any
time after May I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31

novelty suitincs shown that would be
charming for this mode. Nohairs are IN
usually beautiful this season. and are
woven in mannish effects. as well rs plain.
and very charming suit could he made
af,er this model bv choosing one of these
materials and trimming with plain color.
Dull blues and browI suggest themselves
AZ once The collar can he cut with a
square or round outline at the back The
model Is an excellent one for small women.
For the sixteen-year size will be required
three and three-quarters yards Of material
q inches WIDE two and one-quarter yards
Al inches wide or one and cven-eighths
Yards % inches wide. with two and one
half yards Of braid and ive-eighths of Il
yard OF velvet for the trimming. For the
skirt will be needed three yards y inches
wide or two yards II or 80 inches wide.
with two and one halt yards Of braid
The pattern No. 6.923 Is cut In sizes for
misses OF fourteen. sixteen and eighteen
years, and the pattern No. 6.s35 for the
same ages. They VIII be mailed to any ad-
dress on receipt OF 10 cents each.
Please give number Of pattern and age
distinctly. Address Pattern Department,
New-York Tribune. II in a hurry for pat
tern send an extra 2-cent stamp and We
will mail by letter postage In sealed en-
yelOpe
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ones self supplied with such coverings FOR
tic hands is as much as the average purse
IS equal 10.
surely no one in this age, which, IN COM
rsrison with times gone by. must he adj
mitted 70 possess considerable light on the
subject Of hygiene and sanitation, would
think OF saying that money srent on Keep
Ing UP q supply OF clean white gloves was
wasted. A woman need not b. excessively
fastidious 20 feel that she wants her gloves
as clean as her hands. For daytime wear,
without any unusual expenditure. she can
have them so-or. at least. nearly So
~ wearing those OF washable doeskin.
One Broadway shop makes a speciality
~ gloves If this kind. which are imported
and warranted not 10 shrink ~ 81 ~
there are three different STYLES. one-clasp
pique sewn gloves. and two-hutton gloves,
either outseamed or piGue sewn. Any one
of these styles serves admirably for walk
ing or shopping. Besides these there are
ir1ousquetaire gloves in twelve-button and
s'yteen-button length AT 20 % and g %, re-
,pectively, and loose wrist motor gloves.
eight-button length, az 81 ~ Most Of these
gloves are also 10 be had IN the natural
yellow tint Of the dosskin. but this IS sci
dom attractive. unless IL Is demanded by a
costume that Il somewhat exceptional In
color
The process Of cleaning doessn gloves is
extremely simple They can he put on tho
hands end washed IN tepid water with
some white soap in about tine same way
that the hands are washed. When they
ore clean they should be taken off. rinsed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31

Strachan. tho president, calls the Inter
borough's first victory over the Board OF
Education"
Oratiors against mon shot OF Ike nre-
crackers all over the room Talk about SUI
tfragettes, A man would find suffragette
cooling dove compared TO those women
teachers But that part Of the Indignation
contributed to the meeting by Miss Stra-
chan, Miss Lima Gano. the first Nice-presi-
dent. and Miss Isabel Ennis, the secretary
and il was a large part-was aimed at men,
bers OF their own sex, women high school
teachers. who are raising ructions because
Miss Strachan and her co-of11cers concede
that men can teach boys better than women
can. and that the person who teaches boys
should receive more pay.
my telephone has been kept warm-and
I'm warmer" said Miss Gano choking, by
messages like this. and from women teach
ers too: what IS the Gnterborough doing
for u.s. Have We been sold out" Now,
all 7 have 20 say 10 those women high
school teachers IS that II they eau run this
association better than We. its officers. have
done 7 shall be glad 70 have them try
Miss Strachan then read some letters
from various high school teachers. Sh.
characterized them as "ritifullv unworthy"
u reiterato." she said. tho Interboroush
does not change. We VIII never cease 10
fight salary differences base! or the seX
Of the teacher. but VIC approve differences
based on the sex Of tho pupils. We make
no compromise when We say, GIVE more
10 the teacher of boys. for il Is harder 70
teach hoys. And there is no doubt that a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The short. iaunty coats Of the season are
extremely becoming TO young girls. and
tere is q suit that shows one of the very
latest combined with two-piece skirt
The coat Is held by a single button and
slightly cut away a tho fronts. The skirt
is narrow without exaggeration and takes
extremely becoming lines. This suit is made
Of blue serge and is trimmed with black
braid and with velvet. All the season
suitings ere appropriate Broadcloth would
be handsome with a plain skirt and collar
Of satin. Serge can oe trimmed with vari-
Gus materials. and there are a great many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31
BUSINESS CHANCES.

AMERICAN, holding responsible position large
business ard political acquaintance. visiting
Washington. -. g.. frequently. would transact
legitimate business for New York concern: no
travelling expenses. !. g, Tribune Harlem Of
fee 2G3 West l2lth 81.
EI.EC TRICAL BUSINESS FOR sALE.--Prlce
reasonable. established Is years: ntock On hand.
81. Gn. profits large. owner retiring. terms VIII
b.. made 10 suit ~ right party. Tits is an eN-
centi0u4l Opportunitt Iuy cstgafo ia -'iculars at
Mcdonald Virgins COMPANY. 257 Broadway
FOR SAIE-A wei known. old established
stove speciality business. stock on hand $500
reason for selling, other business can be pur-
che scd on reasonable terms. McDonsl9-Wirgin.
Compary. 257 Broadway.
MANIFACTCRER Of vapor ana hot air bath
cabinets portable folding bath tubs. etc, es-
tablished for Years. is DESTROYS ~ selling the
business. enormous business In sight; terms rea
sonable 20 risht party. Observation-Disclosures Com
pnny. 81 Broafrav
A UNITED AMOUNT Of treasury stock for
sale IN a cut flower company; stock IS selling
a. par 500 per share. For full particulars ap
ply Mcdonald Virgins Company. 25t HIGHWAY.
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woman can lie moro successful as Il teach
or Of girls than as teacher Of boys
Referring 10 the boards action I'm regard
to the salaries =; men teachers. Miss Stra-
chan said he was unfortunate that so much
emphasis had been placed on that aspect
of the resolution.
Il might have worded the resolution diff
ferently' she said but this is no time 10
bubble. The time for legislation is short
This resolution makes equal ray possible
without breaking the treasury of the city
and the president Of tho board can nov
prepare salary schedule with which to
go 10 Albany"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31

SI-PRF:NF. COURT cot NTY OF NEW YORK.
Alfred Mixsell, as Administrator or the goods
chatteis and credits OF Nasdalena Mlxseil, de-
ceased Plaintiff against Irene Goldberger. CT al
Defendants: In pursuance Of judgment OK fore
closure and sale, duly made ana entered In the
above entitled action AM bearing Date the 10Th
day OF March. 1911. l. the undersigned the
Referee in said judgment named. will sell AZ
hubble auction, at the Exchange Salesroonl, Nos.
i3-lS Vesny street. in the Borough OF Man
haitian CITY OF New York. on the I'm dnJ OF
Aprii 1911. at L. O'Clock noon on that day. by
ros.ph T. Day auctoneer. the premises directed
by said Judgment 10 he sold and therein de-
s:rbed as follows. All that certain lot. piece
or parcel of land with the building and I'M.
movements thereon erected. situate, lying ana
icing IN the Borough OF Manhattan, NJ the city.
County and State of New York. bounded ana
do scribod as follows: Beginning az a point on
the nor'heIly side ~ East 18th street. distant
aI5 feet westerly from the corner formed Dy
lie intersection 81 the westerly side 81 ID ave
nu, with the northerlv side - East 06th street
running thence northerly. parallel with "a ave
me and par. ~ the way through party val,
100 feet inches 10 the centre line OF the block
thence westerly, along said centre line of the
block, 81 feet. thence soutaerly again parallel
with ID avenue and part or tho way through
uarty wall. 100 feet :, inches 10 the nortnerY
slie' OF East 56th street. and thence easterly
along the northerv side OF East 56th street
~ feet 20 the point or place " beginning. Said
premises being now known By the street NUM-
Der o3l East J6ti street.
Dated, New York March q, 1911
FRANK CASE HAYDEN; Referee
IRVING KATE. Attorney for Plaintiff. - wall
street Borough OF Manha,ta New York CITY
The following T. a diagram Il the properly
TO he sold its street number Is 25l East ooth
street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31

A full line Of small wooden toys is promi-
certly DISPLAYED AZ leading toy shop.
The prices run from - to = cents apiece.
Hand-olocked cretopncS are gaining IN
popularity. The prices begin AZ 90 cents a
yard.
Perasols entirely made Of Madeira en-
hrodery. IN white only. are t7ea.
Most attractive. both in quality and col
cring. ere the 4oinch foulard silks selling
~ 20 cents a yard.
Sixteen-button white glacs KID gloves are
n pj pair
Baskets made OF rush straw. IN odd
shapes, prettily decorated with ribbon
lows, are IN cents each.
An excellent line of French tailored hats,
snartiy trimmed. are & each
Greens and lavenders are the popular
colors this spring for mems half hose. The
prices range from % cents 10 81 a pair.
Bonbon and jelly spoons are 80 cents each.
THIS IL the time 70 find good values In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31

The Approximate amount Of the len Or 9SaIss
~ ., Ne eold e. TWENTY thousand seven nun
dred and eishtyGyo and q loo dollars Ga Ssv
IsS 90 with interest thereon from tne I'm Gay
,To-.h IolI togetler With costs ana allow
,rcs amounting to Three hundred and eighty
"a ~ 100 dollars 1896 - with interest from
-. s,oS p,tb 1911 together with the expenses ct
~ Tho anrroximate amount az the taxes,
sseersments aud water rates. or other liens;
which are 70 be SLOWED 20 the purchaser on, 9 ~
10 ,murcbase money cr pad by thu Referee, IS
1,o,, hundred and forty -scven and $1,000 dollars
(s447 So and interest 400,
Datet New York. March 2lst, loll
FRANK CASE HAYDEN. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31
GLOVES OF DOESK|N
Thew Come in Many Styles and
Can ALWAYS Be Clean.

There seems to he little room Tor SEN
satlonalism or evtrsvaeancc' IN glove taSh-
TONS. although It Is true that real lace
nitt. at $50 pair ana few other things
Ike that are provided for women who can
eYord them. and who want 10 he h'n"
siSerent from Other folks We'll dressed
women IN general however. content then
sa,ves with immaculate Stoves o. Whit"
slaos kid for formal occasions, and 10 Keep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31
STORAGE NOTICES.

New york. March "a. 1911.
NOTICE IS uERERY GIVEN 30 Zach and
every individual hereinafter mentloheI 1 1y9
on MONDAY. THE 17TH DAY OF AZ III a.
PUBLIC AUCTION. at the warero9.imls % I,- ne
GUARorAN STORAGE AND TRANsFE r.
COMPANY Nos 3Ol and 3o1 West l-oth 81,
ia the Borough ~ Manhattan. cry ana .ou. ~,
81 New York a, 10 80 a. NJ. 10 recover VIZ
amount due upon said goods for sto,a IA
charges upon tho came. pursuant 20 law an
such sale viii he continued on EACH 80,
CEsS1vE MONDAY until al said s oous -,
be sold J. " Almy piano 'as. aia seSih trunf
50 80, ". Burnside. trunk. $50; w F. Burns.
case. 5000, T. J. Cullum, ice box. &C $50
n W Cullen barrel, table. etc, Si90o a. " .
Craigie dresser. beds. tables etc; sIou' ~ ~
r. Colvell couch. chffonier. etc, si2bo - % %
Dewey. bed sewing machine. etc; 80 -
a. G Dohertv. chinonier. table etc so. - 90 a
Darrah brass bed. chiTonier etc 80 80 =, 81
Maurice Fitzgerald piano. mirror stc'
Z. Ferri chair. sofa. etc. SIC; Mrs ed "a IN r
Hartley. couch. trunks. etc;: Stlov; III
Katzgenstein. rug. etc. S2S 80 Mt ME xo Nr
Kennedy, china closet. beds ETC. 49,. ~
w. {. Leonard. table. trunk. etc. sSo; o MF u w
J. L. Maher sideboard, beds. etc. sS-' NJ II
Murray couch chairs. etc. 81, ~. %,,a5o,g
Moran carpets. beds etc. s0Lsv: ~ ~,
Bauman & Co. carpet. ps1s' c 80 ,,trs n PEN
dcrEast, dresser. barrel. etc. sii go; Mt ), D.
Pollock bureau table, etc, SUD -, 70
vester bureau. table, etc. tio2SS 1 m'' NJ. y
Phillips. bookcase, stoves e.0'' Ar
pouret trunk, 500: Mr.. JAMS RICO. cyinpa sn
SOS 40 Mrs J. Reid. rugs. mirrors etc'' go ~
Miss :. Scanon. pier mirror, e.n;, s,S, ~" ":
Tompkins. stoves beds; e'c'; SSgs,snf. trunk.
SO 90: Mrs II. A. Heyer trunk. ss2 oo
GUARDIAN STORAGE e. TlsANSrER -.
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= Of InfereSf TO 6Von7en

wiring out. and wrung second time In
towel Before hanging them UP to dry
they should he turned wrong Side ont and
one can open them mp by blowing into
them. They will not take long to dry. and
after their washing they will lie As soft
and white as when they were new.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31
WOMEN TEACHERS REJOICE
Celebrate Their First Victory
in Board of Education.

There wasn't any thunderstorm around
the Metropolitan Lite Building Yesterday
afternoon. n was merely the luterboroueh
Assc citation of Women Teachers, in the as
serbly room Of that structure. holding It's
jubilee and love feast over what Miss era .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31
NATIONAL LUCERN ::; ;::' ....
IOSI RANKROOkS.

RANkBOOK No. b723 800 OF the Union Dino
savings Bank Ia missing Any person having
N claim TO II Is hereby called upon to present
the same within ten days or submit 10 having
said passbook cancelled and new ono Issued.
HANDBOOK No 564.77s OF the Union Dime say
inos Bank is missing. Any person having a
claim 10 IL Is hereby called upon 10 present tho
1assbook cancelled and a new one issued.
iOsT--Bankbook No. l.O0l. 502 Bank for say
ings $50 4th ave. New York Payment
stopped. Please return book TO bank
LOST-Bankbook No 9s2. III. Bank for Savings.
2sO An ave New York Payment stopped
Please return book TO bank.
LOST -Bankbook No b31. 427. Bank for Savings.
80 4th ave. New York Payment stopped.
Please return book to bank.
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PROPOSALS.


0FFTCE PURCHASING coMMISsARY. I: 8.
,rmv 40 Whitehall Street. New YORK CITY.
March 30 l9ll.-Sealed proposals IN
d,niica,r for furnishing and delivering sub
sts,ence stores in this city at such times as
go lie required by the L. s. Government on
az before May 10. 1911, Will be received at TINS
once until ten o'clock y. NJ. April j. lgil.
information furnished on Application. I'm,
veiopes containing bids should DO marked
.pronosals for Subsistence stores opened April
:, ,oiI" and addressed 20 Col. a. l. SMITH.
A. O. c.. u. s. Army.
coyFRNORS ISLAND. y. y. X, MARCH J.,
l9li-Sealed proposals. IN triplcate' VIII os
received here until 10 a NJ, April l, lvll Tor
printing required at Department HEADQUARTERS
dd,r,nn wear ending June 80. 1912. Successful
iiddeP will DO required 90 furnish plant and ma
tari,l Work 10 be done on Governors Island
in building Furnished by L. s. rent free. In
formation on application !. w. LITTELi- d.
.. NJ q.
GOVERNORS ISLAND, ". Y. H.. MARCH /.
Ieli-sealed proposals In tripicatc. for fur
p,shine Coal required In Dept. Of the East. dur
inx year ending June 10. 1912. will be received
here until 10 "A. m. April l. 1911. Information
furnished oil application. J. W. LITTElL. d..
O. NJ. c..
GoVEKNOR'S ISLAND y. Y. H.. March 80.
1glI.-Sealed proposals, In triplicate. for
furnishing Fuel Gasoline. Mineral OH. and
Forage and Straw (threc months and "a year =
supply required In Dept OF tho East. during
year commencing July ]. 1911, Will be re
ceiVel here until 10 u m, April -, ipll
Information furnished IN application ]. ".
IITrEI,i. e -. NJ.
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For SALE

BIG BARGAINs-siightiy used once furniture
desks ypewriters. cash registers adding
machines mimeograIhs. Ming cabinets safes. Ad-
Ar.seing machines, tins clocks partitions. check
sro,.otors bookcases NATHAN. White ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

THE UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
Brosfway. az 10th street.
PUBLIC lectures ON
The Spirit IN the Experience and Theology o'
-, Paul" by the Rev. JAMES MoFFArf.
H. u. ~ Scotland. at o'clock.
Friday, March Sl-"The Spirit and the Future.
TUESDAY April 4-'Tho Psychology at the spirit
Friday. ApIil - The spirit and the New Life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31
AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION.

BE A CHAUFFEUR.-our courses OF instruc-
lion arc thorough reliable aud practical. We
make YOU competent or refund money. call or
write for booklet. " Y. School Automobile En-
gineers TAG IVES, Both.
WpsT SIDE New term Just starting. Individual
AZ n A road lessons Small group classes.
NI.S.<1. Booklet. 800 West 5Ith street
Fred " Crouch. 2s24 Bway. former instructor
y Y. Taxicsb co. and Y. NJ. c A c6s8 River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31

NY VIRTUE OF an execution I will sell to-
dav ~ % a m. at lGS Essex 81, Manhattan
a nrc lot Of groceries and fixtures. AIfIti
LrSeluaI,. marshal.