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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
GIVES FIREMEN $4,000
Mrs. Agnes Neustadt Establishes
Memorial Benefit Fund.

Mrs Agnes Neustadt, widow Of Sigmund
Noustadt. formerly connected with the
banking firm Of IIallgarten e Co. No.
Nassau street. has established a memorial
fund Of So. 600 for the benefit of the Fire
Department.
Mrs. Neustadt. who lives at the st. Regis.
and her husband were always interested In
the department, and Robert II. Manner,
her nephew, through whom Commissioners
Waldo received the money, is known as d
great enthusiast in all matters pertaining
10 the firemen.
The fund, which IS the largest single con-
tribution ever made 10 the fire fighters, 80
Fire Commissioner Waldo said, will be
used for the good of injured fremen. Men
hurt in the perforr 1nco Of duty VIII re
ceive the full benefit, and those who chance
TO lose limbs will be provided with srti-
fetal ones with the income.
The money will be controlled by board
Of four trustccs-Robert II. Manner. Dr.
II. NJ Archer. honorary medical oihcer OF
the department; Joseph ]. Reilly. editor
OF Tho Chief" and Mrs. Neustadts son.
who is now in college. Fire Commissioners
waldo and Chief Croker are 70 be OK
oaioio members Of the board.
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OhDrbS ISSIED.-l nc loHoNins oTueI
have been issued
Colonel JOHN VAN HoFF. medical corp., TO
Albany. to read paper at meeting of Me9l-
cal society Of New York. April IS and 10.
on on, eSperlsocs 4 the Army with YnSsina
Lieutenant Colonel ROBERT L. AMES. 18th In
Major GEoRGE ". READ. sth Cavalry. detailed
10 M vacancy in Inspector Generals De
partment. vice Major LLOYD MCCORMICK,
Major LOUIS T. HESS, Captain FRANK ".
WEED. Frst Leutenants JOHN y. BUR-
KET and OWEN c. FISK. medical corps. to
captsn join S' S"i TIT eo 10 dag quar-
ternaster. transport Kilnatrick:
Captains PETER { HARRIS. WILLIAM $;
STAFF Infantry. 10 Washington. District Of
Coum9Is;; for examination for promot,on
from Girard College, Philadelphia. July !;
10 his regiment.
Captain MOOR y. FALLS. 2sth Infantry. de-
Captain GEORGE II. JAMERSON, 18th Intan-
try. detailed member General staft corps. to
Captain JOHN H. HUGHES eommssary 70
Galveston. as assistant to Captain JULIUS
y KILIAN. commissar2, purchasing and
depot conimissary.
Captain EDWIN O. sARRATT. from 18th to
11sth Company. coast artillery
Captain ELISHA G. ABBOTT, from ilSth to
18th COMPANY, coast artillery
Captain RICHARD II. WILLIAMS. from 1851
10 seth Company. coast artillery.
Captain CLIFTON e. CARTER, coast artillery,
detailed member General STAFF corps 10 take
effect March Is. vice Captain JOSEPH ?.
TRACY. General Stan.
WARREN c. BEACH. late captain 18th Infan-
try. placed on retired list with rank Of cap
tain.
Captain GEORGE s. GrBRs Signal Corps. and
First Lieutenant GEORGE e. MARSHALL.
Jr., 2ith Infantr,' 70 San Antonio for duty
with Company .. Signal Corps.
FRS, Lsutsnants THOMAS G. WALKER.
FRED r. KONLE and HENRY ". ELIOT,
medical reserve corps. 70 Newport News. for
assignment 70 duty on transports TO be
commissioned az that point
First Lieutenant GEORGE W. DAIWALT,
redlcs reserve corps honorably discharged
from service OF United States.
Following named second lieutenants, recently
appointed, assigned - regiments indicate &c.
April Is: FREDERICK R. PALMER. 2oth
Infantry. 70 Fort Douglas; SrANLEY W.
WOOD, 18th Infantry. 70 Fort Leeven-
worth. ALEXANDER WILSON, ith In
fantry; XAVIER F. BLAUVELT. 9TH In
fsntry 20 Fort Leavenworth: FRANK y.
LAKELAND. nth Infantry. MASON ".
GRAZ. Ir, lotn Infantry; JOSEPH
PEAKE. 18th Infantry; FLOYD L. CAR
LOCK, 18th Intantry. CrSHMAN HART
WELL. era Infantry; ARTHUR EOETT-
CHER. 9th Infantry. 10 Philippines L.
FRANCIS RIGGS. Stu Infantry; HORACE
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DIAMOND DEALER BANKRUPT
Lippman Tannenbaum Files Petition
Showing Liabilities Of S216,8i4.

IIppman Tannonbaum. dealer in precious
stones AT No. 3, Maiden Lane, who has
been Identified with this line OF business
for thirty-four years. has filed petition In
bankruptcy with liabilities Of s2i6.SH and
assets ten shares OF stock OF the llina-
lava Mining Company. OF California, the
value OF which is unknown. lie was presi-
dent OF /. Tannenbaum & Co, a corpora
ton. at No 10 Maiden Lane against which
"A petition In bankruptcy was nled on Au-
gust s. 1919. which has not yet been aJjG-
dicated.
OF Mr.. Tannenba liabilities tlas.575 IS
on accommodation paper OF tho corporation.
Among the creditors Il The Amer can TX
change National Bank $4,000, secured IN
full by properly Of Rachel Tannenhaum and
the Himslsya Mining Company. Mr Tan
nenbaum was president Of the Himalaya
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FICTION.

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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEf1RT OF THE COMMISSION on coUN-
Ky 5Kf DIE. With an INTRODUCTION by Theo-
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issued in The Young Farmers Practical
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recommendations Of the commission.
InItESI0RY OF THE NEW ENGLAND
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showing the development and imrortanc.
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SCAKdER CENTURY OF MORAL LEGIs-
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ESSAYS.

sHrLBrENE ESSAYS. r. Paul Elmer More.
seventh Sfries l@mo, rp v. 26g. O.. L.
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RELIGIOUS.

THE NEW SCHAFF-HERZOG ENCYCLOFE-
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POLITICAL SCIENCE.

THE HISTORY OF PARLIAMENTARY TAXA
TON IN ENGLAND. BY shepard Ashman
Morgan. NJ. A. Svo, xvii. az printed for
tho Department OF Political Science Of Will
Jams Collese by Moiist. Yard & CO..
Covering the period IN English history
down 20 1852 The writer traces the growth
of tho power 10 lay taxes az developed in
the saxon Wtens kemot. the English Ms
tional Council the Houses OF Parliament
ami finally in the House of Commons.
PLAIN ECONOMIC FACTS FOR ALL PEG
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Some If The chapter headings are Money,
tionol Banks" "Taxes" internal Rev.
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HISTORY.

'N,1i;s or CESAR Critical Biography.
80 survey q tho Sources. FOR More
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SOCIOLOGICAL.

HOMESTEAD: THE HOUSEHOLDS OF a
MILL, TOWN By Margaret F. Byington
illustrated Svo. pp. Sv @22. Charities
Publication COmmittee.)
an inquiry into the public education. san
'tation and housing Of the wage-earning
population 81 Homestead. Pennsylvania.
ibeir work. wages. and the cost Of living.
THE STEEL WORKERS. BY John a. Fitch
1llnsf~sfed svo' pp xiii $50. Charities
Publication COmmittee)
Portreying labor conditions in the steel
Industry. and Getting forth what the steel
Industry means 20 the men who are en-
pioyed in H. This and the foregoing are
companion volumes in The series 81 six
HOOKS in which the Pittsburg Survey Is pub
Ushed. edites BY Paul Underwood Kellogg
THE SOLUTION OF THE CHILD LABOR
PROBLEM BY scott Nearing Pm. i limo
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Treating OF child labor and the child, tire
social cost and the causes ot child labor, with
programme for legislative reform end pro
,ecficr Of children
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CAN ISSUE s3o,oOo,ooo NOTES
Central Gets Authority from Public
Service Commission.

Albany. March lo.-Thc New York Cen
trail Railroad Company was authorized to-
day by the Public Service Commission 20
issue its three-year notes for 100000. 10
be sold at a price and interest rate which
will give the company the equivalent OF
par on a per cent interest basis.
The commission has modified previous or
ders 70 as 10 authorize the sale Of only
$4,000 Of the ,3,54O00 OF ftyyear per
cent bonds OF the Geneva. Corning &
Southern Railroad. and OF sls.0m,0O0 Of the
500 900 Oo0 Of the Centrals thirty-year per
cent gold debentures OF 1904.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11

BEN STONE At OAKDALE. Rv Morr,, Scot,
n nnh rou' oorlslnal Illustrations by Thoo
a story OF schooboy lie. which tolls ~,
Ins ,rlals ana riumphs OF Ben stone at
WELLS BROTHERS The you,, c,.,. u,,
by Andy Adams. With Illustrations bv ~
win y. Smith 12no. Do. vi asa 1Tbs Ho,gh-
ton. Miffin Company ''"' mug"
h1W Two Young Americans started cattle
ranch and went through ths eycjtIns aSncri
eh'es OF COW punching ana cattle raising.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
COTTON MILLS CURTAIIIMENT
English Spinners to Vote on Saturday
Suspensions for Three Months.

Manchester. March Io.-Thc Federation
az Master Cotton Spinners At a meeting
to-day decided to take ballot among
cotton men on the proposal Of the Amer
lean section Of tho trade that operations
he suspended on Saturdays for a period
OF three months
The American section to-day unanimous
t. approved the proposal
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
BIOGRAPHY.

TIE WORKS OF JAMES BUCHANAN. COM
I5ising his Speeches. state Papers and Pri-
Naie correspondence. collected and edited
h. John Bassett Moore. Vol. XII B'ozrapb-
ic9l FrortSp.ece $40. PIP. xviii. 47a
PhHsdepha' Tie :. D. Lipin-ott Com
ponyJ
Containing "air Buchana-'s Atmiristra-
'.on on the E-e - the Rebellion" by James
Buchanan: "BI@hanar Administration on
ne I've ~ tho Rebellion bv the Hon W
I. HcnseI; autohIocra phical sketch and
bi'Grs1hical sketcH. With an index
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
TRANSFER TAX STAMP BILL.

Albany. March lo-Goyernor Dix has
signed the bill Of A.semblyman Oliver
which is designed to prevent frauds In the
sale OF transfer tax stamps. The new law
prohibits the sale OF the stamps except by
regularly designated agencies Of tbs state
Controllers dennrtment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
KILLS HIMSELF AT SO YEARS
Patient Had Advised Doctor to Cut OFF
Heads of "Old Fellows.

pittsburg. March lo.-"Doctor II ] were
..1,, would cut off the heads OF these old
S.una,s who call on you for medical atten-
,,o, - remarked JACOB Aliesmer aged
.,,,.,,eix wears when DT. august Sonel
,,Il,,5 with him the other day. The words
we're heard 'by members Of Miesmef's fam
a., uho kept strict watch over him, but
.,,,s morning his body wac found in 4 stair.
'' a,,tb the head almost severed ny .
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SCIENTIFIC.

THE WORLD OF LIFE. A Manifestation OF
Creative Power. Directive Mind and IT.
mate Purpose. By Alfred Russell Wallace
nhistrstei. svo. Dc. XVI. AL. Mofat Yard
& CO..
summary Of the authors thought and
work on the DaTwinian theory o. evolutoN
In which he discusses the detailed cistriol-
zion of plants and animals. the theory OF
natural selection. etc.
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TRAVEL

YOSEMITE TRAILS Camp end Pscs-Trsin in
the Yosemite Region o. the sierra nevada
from photographs and map. limo. ~. X
3t4 The Houghton Mffn Company
4 Eiidebook fer the tourist describing 'he
scenery. tho many lakes Of the Sierra Nc
yads the forests and Wild flowers
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NATURE STUDIES,

MEURs DIES INsEcTEs. Moreeaux chois,s
ENtraits des souvenirs Entomologiques.
Par J. II. Fabre. 10 planches hors texte
dapres les photographers de Paul II. Febre.
limo. Up. 260. paris: Nbreirie CHI Della
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11

Mining Company. which has turquoise
mines In California, for twenty years, but
his bankruptcy. it is said, has nothing
Whatever TO do with this company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11

p. PosT. 18Th mi infantry: FREDERIcK l.
WALKER. 18Th Infantry; ALVA S,, {; CIT 81
lem, Jr. I'm n, infsntrgSp r 70 t stn In n,
fantry; joHH OK. rHUssIG: 7,h n (,
fantry. 10 Fort Leovenworth: Bert ~ "
ATKINSON. 10Th Infantry: EDWARD u
Following officers 20 be promoted Immediately
under 'rearrangoment Of rank pros,s'oan
OF army appropriation oct OF March D.
chose marked with asterIsks 10 be ADDITION
al officers In the grade 10 which pr2 pr, ~
To 10 cooncls Of cavalry; 'Ch .,,I2 H.
a mS" . HHTT r "h A HN5f T. se lieu
tenant colonels q cavalry; 'HEGH r.
: :HoFkrro 't &. 94iP2KrE. .fmE:RRERT J J.
. sE9TTM T HREwHN 1rRn EbfIS ~
.JHc6B G. GHIpRAITH. 'HEXRY ].
GOLDMAN. .WmIIAM C. p rs wv
GEORGE II. MORGAN and JOSEPH A:
CASTOR To be colonels OF neid artillery,
Ell D. HoYLE: To he lie I,eu;esp M, 99l0n s
IAN c. RAFFERTY,. To he lieutenant
fpo WSss IN G2sst sE,lSry w.iK IKE ana
fsn,ry; WILLIAM LAssITER; .GEoRGE
IAN a AN 4. NAM H WILLIAM HV {. BUTLER.
ROBERT C. VAN VLIET and 'ALEXIS
r. PAXTON To be lieutenant colonies
cH IHfsng Ep NoYEs d pENRtEETo 81
TRr I.fT -. JONI g, rARKE. .6HNIEr I.
HOWELL -WILtIs T NAY HARRIS
dr6 H@nER pEr SAMUEL n4 L " IINT!Ng
HEARN, FRANK p. mccoy JOHN H.
BEACON. WALTER X WRIGHT and
RICHARD NJ. BLATCHFoRD.
NAVY
Captain T d. GRIFFIN. to navy yard. Mare
Island.
Commander F. l. CHAPLIN. detached ONCE naval
intelligence. Navy Department; TO command
the Missouri.
Commander II PHELPS, detached command the
Commander c. ?. PLUNKETr. detached COM
rnand the Missouri to command the culsoa.
'''' Lieutenant Commander j. s. GRAHAM.
Lieutenants R. 8. CULP and W. z. RENO.
Lieutenants Junior Grade) E. B. ARM
s sT59Ye A. L wA PRTsFoJ n J' ToW II s
D. l. HOWARD and G; s MWHoRIE =
EEns!gns E w. sTRoTHHtnEIRS; =; .E E; P SoR-
s s2Ns sn1 w. w6 5obREF anS on
SINNERS. Chief Boatswains W. J. WORT
MAN. J. DAVIS and W. JAENICKE and
S Shsf Gu n FrE!x sad M j. sPERI H.
commissioned
Lieutenant r. l. IRVINE. detached the Cali
Ensign 1" e V. CROSSE. detached the Maryland;
to the Yorktown.
Ensign G. JOERNs. detached the Yorktown !;
continue naval hospital Mare Island
Ensign Z. LANDO. detached the California; 10
the Yorktown. -
Passed Assistant Surgeon O. J. MINK. detached
Naval Medical School washington; to tho
West Virginia.
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. T MILLER. de-
,sched recruiting STATEN, St Louis: 10 the
Franklin. - ,
Passed Assistant Surgeon ?. G. ABEKEN. de-
tached the West Virginia; TO recruiting sta
Passed Assistant Surgeon II. z HIGGINS. to
Naval Medical ScnG2 Wssr,ns ss1ac,.a n.
Lancaster: n the Cnc2s
Mtdshipman L. TOWNSEND Jr.. detached the
Rainbov: % the Saratoga.
Chiaf carpenter r. +. HAR1E. detached naval
station .Olongapo: 70 home.
Carpenter E. P, SCHILLING, detached naval
station. cayite, 70 home.
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POETRY.

! THE QUEEN OF oRPLEDE. Ply Charles
Wharton Stork. limo. pp. g. CPhiladel-
phia The J. B. Lippineott Company
collection Of lyrical verse.
! a ROMAN WIT. Epigrsms Of Martial. Rem
6Ared into English by Paul Nixon l2rno pp.
| XVI. 1lo. The Houghton Mifiin Company
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JUVENIl =

%. All. 4lo. published BY IN. stat. =, Ma,
York. Aloany) ~ Vi -''"
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You Can Enter This Great Contest To-day
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
fFrom The Tribune Bureau.

IFrom The Tribune Bureau
Washington. March 10.
ORDERS ISSCED.-The following orders
have been issued:
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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-03-23

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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-03-23
RIngWOOd Notes.

Ringwood, N. c.. March 1S.-As l
have not seen anything from Ring
wood of late, l beg to have few
words to say.
The farmers up here are behind in
their work.
Sheriff Smith, the champion fox
hunter, has just returned from John
P. Leach's, near Littleton, where he
has been on fox hunt for the past
few days. He only caught two
while up there. He has now gone
to Kittrell, his former home, on a
visit for few days.
Miss Lucy Pinnell, Of Louisburg.
is teaching the tia school. She is
second to none in the schoo! room.
She came here just thirty days ago.
| Our school has had no aid from the
county, such as desks, blackboards
| or library.
Last Friday night Miss Pinnell had
a box party for the benefit OF tbs
school, there being a good attend
ance from Nash, Franklin, Warren
and Halifax counteis, and realized
$25. You see from the amount she
knows how to go about it to raise
funds for public school as well as
to teach. She is, an experienced
teacher and charming young lady
1 The su ccess of box party is to have
pretty young ladies, and that is wha
we had. Prices Of boxes ran from
$3.50 to $500, none selling for les
than 81 so.
We had Mr.. John Cahoon VIII
liams to auctioneer off the boxes
Mr.. Williams knows exactly how t.
go about it to make the boys g
down in their jeans for the last pen
ny to have an opportunity to devou
, the contents Of the box with his hes
girl. VOX.
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