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Stpers Stisrs 1915 -- 700, EXTRA
-, fancp -, C4ier sI.75 - 800,
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400, JdbrIlnee ts,5o--4.50.
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S4.00-5.50.
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big. Gsit bic Gnrnifon 5um Ron0per
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skteags, 2l. September.

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rsyas sttere s. $3.50, ps1tIias Stiers
A25-7l0. sto6ers uno 1sssers S3.l5-
$50. Rate nab S,ifers 81 .25-s.25. edIsey
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itettg.
9afatr. - StrSsies 5000. S4peias
Is, 900. S4sfs une aamMer 5000.
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Rev Dsr.. 81. Sestem5sr.

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tuciunatt, 2l. September.
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gltsaas, 2l. September.

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patsnts a. 4.ll-4.so. strsistts S4.2S-4.50
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am 64lab 9lAe fur Teember 95sI-
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WOiiI WelOusarfte.
1omaerstaa. ar. eept 1911.


lie Banfen tatten aud beute pieber ei,s
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3stt ~ 4H-5s pIaeirt.
Hsdaftf saf Nsp Dsys
rMroeH ;u 15e ano zoe Tissonto pA $1,000
swiid,eH Banien perfauFt. DIE aounters
rate pstrdst 50e sramie pes $1,000.
tsshtd asi 0srsss.
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Der umEat I'm bisiiaen Gtearins4aus Be-
lst is4 beuts aaf "a. .I69 400.
srsat.ssfxtitsiss.
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Rtuo . ie b.-1ie RatbFraae mar beute
etras beiier, bic 3uiubr mar ;ismIid grOs
uuo bic Brelie ftetis. Stofers ano feeoers
wurtel ebenials 3lsmIid pieL gsfouft --
4RtlhtHbe paren am SbluB i6water.
Snpers 0tiers s5 Il - Z 90 ertrn
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isEl.

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1881 SbIs. TiFtiuer's 3iaiiaes Gsssi All
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
BOY TEsTIFIEs FOR MOTHER
Tells of fight in Which Man Was
Stabbed to Death.

~ Nrs CerInela Pignatelli Is not found
guilty 81 the murder OF Antonio Antorino.
81 protahly will sc due 70 the strong tes-
,lno4y given by the ten-yesr-old son Of
the woman in 2 Newark court yesterday.
This boy. Michael Psnateli. went on the
stand and described what took place. lie
was the only eyewitness 10 the killing
His story was substantially follow:
MY mother sent me 10 Mr. Antorino &
home that night to collect & ~ which she
said he owed my papa Mr. Artorino came
with mo back 70 my mammas house and
into the kitchen where my mother was.
They spoke for some time and both seemed
n he mad. when all of a sudden Mr.. An
torino Jumped M and grabbed long hlad-
cd knife which was laying on the table
He was just going 20 Use il 70 Ont mv
mother when mamma took hold Of his ann
and while they We're fighting the knife fell
IL fell and ! got In = corner ont ~ the
way Ny mamma and Mr. Antorno stopped
fight II and Goth tried 70 pick 1p tho
knife Mamma got hold Of e. first and then
Mr. Antorino tried 10 get n away from her.
I'm the fight Mr.. Antorio was cut with tho
knife and fell down"
The testimony Of Tho hoy was 2 strong
point for the defence which contends that
the woman was forced to kill the man TO
protect her honor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
WALBRlDGE FEUD IN COURT
Francis z. Asks al Order for the
Examination Of His Brother.

Litieation begun Yesterday In the Su-
preme Court. Brooklyn. recalls the bitter
fight over the possession Of the Waloridge
millions Francis f. WalhTdCe yesterday
asked Justice Aspinwa for an order for
the examination ~ his brother, Robert
Walbridge who now lives in Paris
r. n. Wilson, a LAWYER told Justice As
pinwall that Francis F. Wslbridge objected
70 being disciplined" by his brothers, and
that his mothers will had been 50 drafted
AT their instigation as to he a part Of the
discipline against him. The father was
Chn 9. Walbridge, whose widow. Anna ~.
Wslbrdge, died in 1913
Francis T.. Walbridge says provision Of
his fathers will gave the children an op-
pOrtunity 10 make selections. he selected
q property I'm Manhattan appraised at
$4,000, but for some reason. MS brothers
had not allowed him 10 have it, The Court
of Appeals had directed . reapprisal and
had decided In his favor When his moth
or died he found that the other children
had received their share In the estate out
right, while his share had been left in
trust
For the brothers, IL was asserted that the
motion made by Francis was an effort 70
DELAY the trial Of the action 10 declare the
viii invalid. and should not be granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
G w MONROE AND WIFE PARTED
Facts Come Ont in Notice Actor Pub
fishes in Newspaper.

The following notice. which has appeared
in Jamaica dong Island newspaper is
causing much comment among the friends
of George W. Monroe. the actor and his
wife:
To Whom II MAY Concern. Notice ~ here
by given that George W Monroe is living
separate and apart from his wife. Anna e.
Monroe. and will not be responsible for
dents contracted by her. as bc IS at the
present time paying her for the separate
support of herself and child
GEORGE W. MONROE.
Mrs Monroe. who with her mother. Mrs.
RYAN. and her daughter Virgins, nine
years old, is living in fine home near
Jamaica. said yesterday she knew Of no
reason why her husband should have caused
the notice 10 be Inserted. She said she was
not contracting any debts and did not In
tend 10 do so. She also said there had been
10 legal separation, merely "A mutual one.
Al the present time she received. she said.
81 a week for the support az herself and
child. which she believed was not sufficient.
Her husband. who Is at the present time
or the road with a company of The Md
night sons receives 800 a week salary.
Mrs Monroe said her husband seemed
Uaued because his niece. Miss Gcorgina
Monroe lived with them.
Mrs Monroe was the baby" some years
ago an MY Aunt Bridget" when Monroe
was the leading man in the play. She was
eighteen years old when she married MI.
Monroe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
PHELPS LAWSUIT UP AGAIN
Argument on Couples Agreement to
Share Income of $4,000.

Justice Giegerich heard argument yester-
day and reserved decision on a motion
made in behalf Of Charles Harris Phelps
for tho continuance Of the injunction he
obtained 10 restrain the United States
Trust Company from paying 10 his wife.
Mrs. Eleanor Livingston Phelps. tho in
come from the estate Of her father. John
4. Pell. half of which she had signed over
20 her husband in an agreement made in
1883. This Income amounts TO S3s0oJ.
Mrs. Phelps continued TO pay the money
over 10 her husband for several years and
then repudated the agreement by saying
that she signed it under duress. Phelps
making her sign II before he would con
sent Ia let her see her son. then two years
old and who was IN the custody of the
father.
Counsel for Phelps said yesterday that
Mrs. Phelps had waited many years be-
fore she alleged duress and that he would
submit 10 the court thirty one letters writ
ten by Mrs Phelps 10 her husband during
the time that she was allowing him the In
come under the agreement COUNSEL Tor
Mrs. Phelps argued that the agreement
could not be enforced by the court ia
said that, while the agreement was made
in less, Nj. PEI. father Of Mrs Phelpt ala
not die until 1903 and that the latter pledged
herself before sne got the property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
WOMAN IN CONTEMPT FINED
rs. Shapiro Ordered to Fay
93345 or Go to Jail.

What Is believed 10 he the largest me
ever assessed in this city against woman
for contempt Of court was the one tha'
Justice Schmuok. Of the city Court. yes
terday assessed against Mrs Sophie Sna-
PRO. The court fined her 1888 q for her
failure 70 obey a summons to appear IN
court as a witness IN case against her
husband The fine includes the Judgment
OF 81 42s obtained against her husband IN
favor OF Whitley p. Westvelt Jusuce
schpuck said in his decision that unless
Mrs Shapiro paid the fine within thirty
DAYS she would be- committed 70 Jail
Shapiro was examined in supplementary
proceedings on the Judgment held by West
welt He said that his wife had all IN;
money he ever had. and that he vas PENN
less An effort Was made 70 get Mrs. sha-
piro 70 confirm this statement Mrs Sha-
piro said that she va not served nth the
summons % g 70 court The process
server vas sure ths. he had served Mrs.
Shapiro Thereupon Justice Schmuck or
dered Mrs Shapiro 70 show cause why she
should not he punished for contempt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
DELAY IN SUBWAY REPORT
May Be Ready for Publication a
Week from To day.

Borough President McAneny. chairman
Of the conference committee If the Board
~ Estimate on the extension ~ rapid
transit acknowledged Yesterday that II
would he impossible 70 complete the com
mittee's report in time for presentation
al the meeting Of the board next THURSDAY
When he returns to the city from Lake
George he hopes 70 have his report ready
10 present 10 his colleagues ar a meeting
on Wednesday. The draft will also be
shown 70 the members Of the Public Ser
vice Commission. Then II will be neces-
sary 10 redraft the report as amended
and have II printed. II will probably be a
week from to-day before IL is ready for
publication
There will be another meeting Of the
conferrees AT the Yale Club to-day. but
II ia believed that President McAneny :
mind is pretty well made up and that n
Is I'm favor Of the r r T proposition.
President Miller. OF the conference COM
mittee and Commissioner Eusts. of the
Public Service Commission. are still hold
ing out for some plan that will give a
greater measure Of transit facilities for
The Bronx. None 81 the members Of the
Public Service Commission or the Board
Of Estimate would speak for publication
yesterday in regard to the resolution in
troduced Albany for legislative in
vestgation OF Che delay in the extension
of rapid transit facilities They did not
seem 10 take II seriously
II would he hard 70 place blame for such
delay II would be impossible for any
legislative Investigating committed 10
weigh the evidence I'm the case, because no
sienographic notes were taken Of what oc-
CURED between the officials OF the Inter
borough Rapid Transit Companv and the
brooklyn Rapid Transit Company and the
cltN.s representatiVes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
TO TRY TO SUCK UP DIRT
Pneumatic System Will Be Use J
for Cleaning Streets.

Commissions Edwards ~ the Street
Cleaning Department got 5000 from the
Board Of Estimate Yesterday 70 cover the
cost OF irving a pneumatic system Of clean
ing the streets between now and January l.
A company that makes the machines BY
which the dirt Is sucked M from a rapidly
revolving broom in hood will rent them
70 the CITY ar the rate Of q cents for every
100 square yards cleaned
The committee Of the Board Of Estimate
which tested the machines is not yet alb
solutely sure that they Will do the work.
but II thew prove as satisfactory as Is
hoped II may be that greater part OF the
White Wings will he supplanted by the
mechanical contrivance.
The committee reported that the hushins
of the streets. while efficacious. clogged M
the sewers. and that the cost Of cleaning
catch basins and OF removing the dirt from
the curb was large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
WOMEN WIN AT THE POLLS
William Rockefeller S Paving Plan Is
Victorious in North Tarrytown.

William Rockefeller and the Women
civic League won big victory In Norm
Iarrytown yesterday when the proposition
10 raise slil.0O0 for bricked streets was
carried 10y vote OF 200 to 50. Mr.. Rookie
Teller agrees TO give $4,000 toward brick
ing Broadway and also to spend $4,000
for Washington Irving memorial bridge
Much OF the credit Of the victory belongs
;o the women for they polled seyenty-hVe
'otes The civic League workers were
busy going after votes all day in automo-
hilos furnished by. Mrs. = +. Giberson ana
Mrs. \. 4 Chase When Mrs. Matthe"
Meaole learned that one Of her neighbours