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New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
RESENTS INSULT TO B0WERY
Alderman White Rebukes Physi-
clan at Public Hearing.

Alderman Johnnie" White, who comes
from the district formerly represented
by Little Tim Sullivan. felt called upon
10 defend the Bowery and the common
people al a hearing in the aldermanic
chamber yesterday afternoon on the pro-
posed new ordinance regulating moving
picture shows which has been framed by
Mayor Gaynor's special committee.
Dr. Oscar I. Landherger who said he rep
resented the Bushwick Philosophic Society,
of Brooklyn, aroused the ire Of Alderman
White by saying he thought a committee
TO draft an ordinance should be composed
of all sorts Of people; the common people
and even people who had lived in The
Bowery fifty years.
Il want to question this man." said Al
derman White shaking his finger and
shouting in a tone that carried out into
the lobby He has insulted the district
that l representative BOwery district
The Brooklyn doctor hastened 10 say tnat
he meant no offence.
"I complmented the Bowery,' he said.
You did not, You did not! cried
White, advancing and raising his hand.
Il want TO say that the people in the
Bowery are as good as any you ever as
sociated with .
Mr. Collyer. of the National Board OF
Censors for moving pictures, declared that
the entertainments given at such shows
were far more moral than some OF the
plays given in Broadway theatres.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
BIG SLUMP IN IMMlGRAlioN
Fewer Arrivals by 100000 tnan
Last Year.

ono of the greatest slumps in Immigration
over recorded at the Port OF New ioih -
beine written into the records az bIlis ISL
Ind during the closing days OF the year
.roadv the records show that nearly oOo'-
mn fouor immigrants have landed there up
IN tho nrosen, time than for the correspond-
ING neriod of 1910. and indications are
Commissioner williams declares, that there
will be reduction Of 30 per cent VI "'o''
from 1910 figures for the'year The lhco'h-
ing stream of humanity is lower no" IMAM
at any time since 1908.
with the tide at its ebb every snip lea'-
ing here for Europe is crowded as never oe-
fore. one vessel sailing few days ago
left 500 steerage passengers on the ""'i'
because Of inability to find accommodations
aboard for them During the hrst ten uaS
NJ December. 1910. 1906 third class pas
sengers sailed for Europe this year. -o'-f f''
outbound vessels carried nearly % per cent
more third class passengers this year thdii
last. Here are the figures that tell the
story:
Year. Arrivals ures Year. Arrivals oea ures-
1911 ISL O5S 4s6. 704 1910. !. .lo2'5o 5'o'''4
The figures for 1911 are incomplete hav-
ing beer computed only until December l.
and all figures refer to third class passen-
gers only.
The decrease may mean one OF several
things said Mr.. Williams. 1T may mean
that industrial conditions here are mnch
disturbed. it may mean that third class
passengers are more prosperous and are
going TO and fro more than usual or that
the long looked-for natural ebb in the ude
las come Personally, | don't know what
/ A..
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

Colinca Aladdin. the New York Colinga'
the Consolidated OIL, the ColinCa Crude
OIL and the Kern Western oil Company.
Mr.. Arnold said later he had received
inquiries from thousands of anxious stock
holders as to whether they could recover
N, least a part of their investment lie
said that with the eXceptio' of the New
York Colinga. which had been taken over
by the stockholders, none of the com
panies had a cent of assets OF any kind.
The Kern Western. he added might lay
claim to 100 acres of land held by C. II.
NJ. Tobey. father of the sentenced man,
which might he recovered by the stock
holders. but the land lay outside of the
oil region
Instead of a chance 10 recover money.
Mr. Arnold said. the stockholders might
find themselves assessed to meet the debts
of these companies. as under the laws OF
California they were assessable despite the
fact that as an Arizona corporation they
were not liable in the state of incorpora-
tiOn.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

,n, central and south Rocky Mountain region.
and Will fan sunday in the extreme North
west. Elsewhere they VIII not change ma
tcrialE during th" next Two DAYS.
storm warnings are displayed on the north
Iac.h coast Flood warnings have been issued
i0I ils rivers 90 Georgia. except the savannah.
The winds along the New England Coast Viii
ie hIi-k southeast ana -"uth; middle Atlantic
Coast moderate cast o. south. south Atlantic
Coast moderate and mostly south. east Gult
. Coast. moderate northwest and north, west O. Ilf
Coast moderate northwest 10 north, becoming
variable Sunday. Lake Michigan. moderate and
mostly west 6ni southwest
steamers departing saturday for European
ports viii have moderate 10 brisk cast and south
Forecast for special Localities.-For tho DIS
trict Of Columbia and Maryland. rain to-day,
SUNDAY. fair. moderate variable winds. becoming
west
For virginia, rain TO-DAY. sunday. fair, mod
crate north ana northwest winds
For Delaware. New Jersey. Eastern Peunsyi-
tania and Easieiu New YORK. rain t0.dat, mod
For southern N,v England. rain to-day. Win
UI-t east fu fouthesst winds. sunday. cloud}
For Northern New EnsHrd. snow ln north.
iains or SHOWS in south uorrion day. SIh15f,
ursetI,I. moleiatc Winds mostly southeast and
south.
For W'st Nnsiuit. clearing and somewhat
colder TO-DAY, SUNDAY fair
For western pennsylvania. clearing aud some
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
METROPOLITAN 3rhsh 2n, "a

Ibi. Aft 1T La Roheme. Mines. Farrar
Alten. MN Jadlowkcr. Scott pidur Segurpla
Iiul -Corsi Nond.. Sturani Divcrtts hy GET
z.r. Nordktn- Noliuiue. Russian Ballet. 49,,
Tonight az special PERI ce-bouhle hll
Ca,ailpria Kusticana and fagtiarci. Mines
pestIuu. Gluck. MIubourF, Matueld, NM "a
riso Martin Amato. Gilly. Bada cond. .Sturanl
sun. Eyg Concert. Nj Rudolf CAM llanls,
Mime Destlnn Nh. Gi'ly Murphy Con Iasteiia
NcNt Week: Mon. AT. dt 3 Nmhs Wat iop
Prces-Hnrnsel und Gret"l Mines .Ntrn Matt
f,ld Wickham. NM Reiss Goritz. tond.' h"''I
Mon. Eyg. At s-Orfeo. Mines Matzenauer
Gadski, Gluck. Spnrkcs Cond, IosCdhlh'
FoIrd bv Diyertts Geltzer- Mordkin-N Nollnln,
m SSIAN BNIIFT. Lake Of swans" an'
We'd Fvg. AZ S-IuciI. Mime Tetrazzn
NM constantine. Amato. With"rspoou. Cond
Suraui pINFRTTS Gcltz"r- Mordkin.
Thurs. ENg. at S-First Time lie hnnn'
Curiose. Mines Farrar. Altrn. Mauhourg. For
MA. NM Jadlowker Scotu Didur de ScGG
rola Cond.. 1oscsuini Fold hy DIVERT -
Geltzrr- Nordkiu and Russian Ballet.
Fri. AT. AZ I0-Pop. Prices. 5nc TO - %
Russian Ballet i'm New Programme.
IH. tvg. al Girl Of the Golden West
Mm" pestinn. NM Caruso. Amato. GillS
Kriss. Didur tond. Tosctnini Dhertt Gelt
ger Mordktu and Imperial Russian BALLET
sat Mat. az .ao-SieEfri-d. Mines Fr"m
sthd Mstzcnaucr. Sptrkes NM Burrian. Reiss
GfisWold, totiiz. Ruvsdacl tond. Hertz
sat fNg. AZ S-Spccbl Perfce-la Boheme
Mines farar Alten, NM Martin. Scotti. PINT
Corsi Bourseois Cond. Sturani Dheftt
Gcltzer- Mordkin and Imperial Russian Ballet
HANDNAN PIANO USED.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The President Grant. reported as -oV M ~
east OF sandy Hook at yesterday, is eN
Tba Esltic roported as 1913 miles east or Sailui
Hook at 40 p m yesterday is expected 10 uo0N
this forenoon. -oo ,,,tias east Of
sandy HOOK Al / a m yesterday is expected !"
dock this evening. ne, -, sand,.
La Savoie reported as ~ nNes tas. s,a,,sd W. n
Hook at l2l2 a m YESTERDAY 10 'N'
dock this afternoon. ~ ,,i,os cast Of
The Carpathia. reported as 2l' mics messy easS q, %
uo7 Tn Garonia. reported 453 miles east ot
sand, Hook at p m yesterday - eNPe0'-' ~
The Drca di Geneva, reported as $40 miles
ea.t OF Sandy Hoo. at 20 ,m yeS'e'''''
Tho tursk reported as loi6 miles east OK
sarIy Uonk at t p IN yesterday Is expected TO
doct Tuesday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
REFUSE MRS. GIEDEL'S MONEY
LAWYERS Who Defended Boy Slayer Do
Not Expect Pay from Her.

Mrs Anna Gledel, the mother of Paul
Giedcl who was convicted Of the murder of
William H. jackson at the lroquois Hotel,
was informed yesterday by the firm OF
Clcary. Dilworth, Midder and Jay the law
yers who saved her son from the electric
chair. that she was not expected to pay
them for their services. They returned to
Mrs Giedel a check for S75 that she had
sent them.
\ member of the firm said yesterday it
had spent more than $3.50 in the defence
of Giedel and had not received from the
court the usual 500 for counsel fee. lie
said the firm had no complaint against
the court, however. because no application
for the fee had been submitted. The firm
had expected 10 be associated with the
case for "A short time only.
The convicted bellboy has written several
letters to his counsel expressing great re-
pcntance. lie is studying stcnography, il
is said. and hopes ultimately to be freed
from prison.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
DREssMAKERs ARRESTED AGAIN
Three Who Figured in Sleeper Trunk
Conspiracy Held for Undervaluations

Three Of the women dressmakcrs who fig
ured conspicuOusly in the sleeper" trunk
smuggling conspiracy in 1900, through
which the government was deprived of go
10000 i'm duties. were again enmeshed yes
terday in charges ot customs frauds. Au-
gusta WiCkstrom, Kate O'Connell and An
ME l.. McBurnie. who were let off with
small fines I'm 1893 were arrested on indict-
mcnts charging them with differentiation
of merchandise on their return from buy
ing trip 10 Paris several months ago. The
three women entered pleas of not guilty
and each gave $500 bail and was released.
The fines imposed upon these women in
1899 were $1.N0 for Kate O'Connell and
5000 each i'm the case Of the other two
dieSSmakerS.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Friday, Decembe
20, 1911.
ARRIVED

! steamer Moro Castle. Vera Cruz December
Il, Progreso Is and Havana -. to the Ne" ti lGt,
I and Cuba Mail SIS Co. with ~ passengers mann
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 3.0s , m
! steamer Zulia Maracaibo December l3. Cura
Gao IL and Mayaguez Is. 10 Bliss, Dallett & 60
with passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived a
steamer city Of Atlanta. savannah December
! 10, to the ocean IS co, with passengers aH'
mdse Passed I'm Quarantine at 12:O5 m
steamer Delaware. Philadelphia. to the Clyd'
! SIS co, with mdse. Passed in quarantine at l-."'
Steamer Allegheny Ger. Kingston DecembeI
| Z Porto Colombia r. Cartagena 10, Montesl
Line, with three passengers. mails and mdse
Arrived AT the Bar at II m.
steamer Millinocket. stockton. Me; 20 ue .(
Great Northern Paper 60 with paper Nesse! q
II Bull & Co. Passed in Quarantine at 6.2C
Steamer El CID New orleans December Il; e
the Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Passed IN
Steamer chesapeake. Baltimore. to the New
York and Baltimore Transportation co. Win
mdse Passed in Quarantine at 7:lj m.
steamer Oceania tAusU, Trieste December >.
Paras 1. Palermo and Algiers :, TO Phelps
Bros & Co with l3s cabin and 64s steerage pas
sengers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar At l.3O
steamer schuylkiI ,BD. Philadelphia Deem
Der 2l. 10 George w Pitou. in ballast. Left
Quarantine at $50 m.
steamer Netherby Hall CBD, Calcutta October
%, Colombo November g. Algiers 2s and Boston
December 2l, 70 Norton & son, with mdse
Anchored in Quarantine at 7:35 p m.
Steamer Purus ,Brazi, santos November =
and Barbados December 8, via 81 Thomas, 10 the
Lloyd Brazero. with mdse. Anchored in quar-
antine at SOS m.
steamer Madison. Newport News and Norfolk
to the Old Dominion - Co, with passengers
and mdse. Passed IN Quarantine at 2:45 m
Steamer Tabor (Nor). Buenos Ayrcs November
% and Trinidad December l3. TO Barber & CO.
in ballast. Arrived at the Bar at $3.50 a m.
Steamer Giulia tAust), Philadelphia December
p. 20 Phelps Bros & Co in ballast. Left quar-
antine g2O m.
steamer Suwanee CBrD. London December .. 70
George W Pitou IN ballast. Arrived at the Bar
al m
Steamer Sarna Ger. Port-au- Prince Deem
ber ?. Port de PaN .. Cape Hayt s, Port Ii
mon IL and lnagua II. 10 the Hamburg -Ameri-
can Line. with I passengers. mails and mdse
Arrived at the Bar at m.
Steamer Princess Irene Ger. Genoa Deem
ber I. Naples and Gibraltar IL. to Oelrichs &
Co. with 20 first and 34j second class and Si6
steerage passengers and mdse. Arrived at the
Bar at 2:22 m,
Steamer Amerika (Ger. Hamburg December r.
southampton and CherhOurg l3. 20 the Ham
burg-American Line. with 254 first 1872 second
and PAP third cabin and $50 steerage passengers
mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar az sos a m
sandy Hook J. Dec % $50 p m--Wind
northeast. light breeze; raining. thick fog
smooth sea.
SAILED
Steamers IL Monte. Now Orleans. Arapaho~,
Charleston and Jacksonville: Algonquin. Santo
Domingo: Prinz Sigsmund Ger Inagua. Mon
roe, Norfolk and Newport News. Birma RUSS,
Libau; Transport (Br. Crlstobal: Javary tBr).
Para Bristol city OBJ. Bristol. Marengo (3r),
Hull
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
DETAINED FOR UNPAID LOAN
German Couple Sent to Ellis Island on
Arrival of Amerika.

Karl Wilhelm Thonny. of WIcshaden.
Germany. was detained on his arrival here
Yesterday on the Hamburg American liner
Amerika and taken to Ellis Island HIS
wife also was removed To the island
Tbonny. who was Il second class passen-
ger. is said To have borrowed $500 from
his uncle I'm Wiesladeu and was slow i'm
returning the loan. His detention was re
quested 10y a representative from the Ger
man Consulate who met the steamship at
the pier.
Thonny sand he had 5000 in bank in
Wiesbaden. and his uncle could have at
,ached II II he felt the loan was not Sc
cure The detained man declared he was
innocent of any Wrongdoins and declared
some one MAS trying to llackmail him.
Ills case will T., brought before a board
Of special inqui"j to-day.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
EXPORTS EXCEED IMPORTS
Government Gives Statistics for Eleven
Months of This Year.

Washington. Dec. 22-The exports from
the United States in the eleven months of
the current year ended with November eX-
ceeded the imports by $i75.oooOo.
The value of the exports was 81. .S57,6l4,5lO
and the imports were worth Sl.392 $50 22s.
according TO statistics of the Department
OF Commerce and Labor. In the CORE
spending period last year the exports ex-
ceeded the imports in. value by about $2li,-
Ooo.Oo. The imports for the eleven months
Of the current year show d falling of OF
about $35Vo0r from those OF last year.
while the export trade increased hy about
100000.
The imports for November. 1911. amounted
10 Sl25l46. 49, "a falling of Of about $500. .UDl
from those OF November. 1910.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS



Plymouth, Dec %, 4:26 m-New York. New
York for Cherbourg and Southampton tand
proceeded.
Rotterdam. Dec % a m-Nieuw Amsterdam
Dutch. New York Via Plymouth and Bou-
logne.
africa. Dec 22-Condor oBr New York via st
Lucia and Coronel for Mollendo, Callao, etc
Monteyideo. Dec 22-Clifton CBr New York via
barbados
Llzard. Dec % Oceanic oBr. New York for
Plymouth. Cherbourg and southampton. re-
ported by wireless $40 miles west at $3.50
m. Due at Plymouth about II m.
Fishguard. Dec -. 1000 a m-Lusitania (Br),
New York for Liverpool and proceeded at
Havre Dec q. II a MA Touraine Gr. New
Rio de Janeiro. Dec 2o-Tndian Prince (Br) New
York via Barbados and Pernambuco.
Suez. Dec 90 DrumcOndra (Br). Calcutta for
Boston and New York.
Bahia Blanca. Dec ls-Queen Eugene (Bp. New
York for Coronel and Valparaiso
New York for Liverpool Cand proceeded
Liverpool Dec 23 l a m-Lusitania (Br. New
York via FishRuard.
Plymouth, Dec %. II 81 p nl-Oceanic tBr). New
York for, Cherbourg and southampton Cand
SAILED.
London. Dec % Minneapolis CBr New York.
Rio Grande do sui, Dec 19-Crossby BD, New
York via RIO Dc Janeiro.
Malta Dec 2O-Royal Prince Bn from Calcutta
and Colombo for Boston and New York.
- Michaels, Dec 20-Karema 6BD from Cal
cutta and Colombo via Algers for Phladel-
phia. Boston ana New York
Rouen Dec 2l-Luciline tBr). New York
Antwerp, Dec 2i-Mchigan (BrD, New York.
PASSED
Perrin. Dec 22-S,einurm Gen. calcutta and
Colombo for Philadelphia and New York.
Allen. Dec II Imkonturm GER. Calcutta and
Colombo FOR Boston and New York
Lizard. Dec 80. $50 m-Zeeand (Bn, New
York for Dover and Antwerp.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
ExPlANATORY NOTEs

Oo6ers,ions taken a, pm. 18th meridian time. Air
pfessure reduced 10 sea level
Isoba-S coa'nou hneS p7 through points oi equal ar
pressure. y
lsotserns dotted lines pass through points Of equal ,e
per,ue drawn only tor zero freezing 90 and 100 degrees
o Clear = Partly Cloudy. o Cloudy; r Ram; sro";
IA Report missing Arrows Wy with the wind
first igures Indicate Temperature second, precipitation Of
Oi inch u more for = hours ending pm yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
rRANsPACIFic NAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close In NY.PM
-ahiti MarGuesas tvia san fran -
cisco-Mariposa ............'. .'..t 4O-ddy' ''oV
'aPS59 !S5o Manu- ITd C"'.'l " go. Dec 25 e3O
samoan Islands New Zealand. Aus
~ sila saotiana S "a" Dec 25 $50
Hawaii Japan. Corea. china. Philip
pbmri, pt'ryI '...................D Dec 90 s:3O
Guam, fnIiP'9Ss Tyansport ,a "a" pe, 81 30
Hawaii via san Francisco) Sierra Jan !. 6:3O
Japan Corea China. Philippines tvia
Vancouver Empress Of Japan: Jan .. o'3o
Tahiti. Marquesas. Cook Islands New
Zealand Australia (yia san Fran
ciscoi--Tahiu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Jan 0, b:1O
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

focal Ohicial Record. The following ofiIciaI
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
charges In the temperature for the last twenty
four hours in oomparfon win the correspond
ing lnln Of last A..r-
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
Vessel
IL

TODAY.
Mail Vessel
vesseI For Line. closes sans
-, ttseiA tessei, Ai sou,b' nton am 600 m 900 a m
, Tor,o pico NYSPR 900 a IN l2.OO ~
, az ouo'' tia,ans ward ~ 90 m 90 = m
I. 80 iaratca y NJ & p 10 80 a m / 90 m
Coana Bermuda, Ber All. ~ ~ zUV m
Parma Guiana Quebec ..... 80 IN w y ui
r Prince Rio Janeiro. Prince u W. NJ wv IN
Ee rnudian. Bermuda, quebec i 90 M .. ~ m
Minnewsska. London, All TT. -- io'5V ~
California Glasgow, Anchor. - IV'uU HI
Caroline HayTe, French ...... - ~ ~
Rochambeau. Havre, French. -- 3OO m
"oT,ancbe Tacksonville Ci,de -- 100 m
=, - Atlanta savannah Saw 300 m
p-o,oa Galveston Mallory . Zoo m
GdnIaf CI rama Mallory .... 100 p m
SUNDAY. DECEMBER "a
,,,,a r,agp, u Am. e.30am $50 a m
Basil Para. Booth. ............ .b.3V m
Maracas Grenada Trinidad. $50 m
MONDAY. DECEMBER %.
NJ ,,-,rao t,sui,k Nallorv - 100 o m
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

If between wondering and
wandering YOU haven't bought
"it" yet
Remember we've loads. O;
things men and boss reaIIy
want. @eS
Everything they wear.
Things they play with,
Sporting goods and novel.
ties.
Open till six to-day.
Closed Monday, of course
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
Warren St. 18th St. 34,hS,
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
SUNDAYS YORK lhl0ONe
Mailed anywhere in the United states
for $3.50 a year.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7:21: sunset, 4:35; moon SETS ''l4'
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

what colder today. sunday. fair. moderate
south and southwest winds
For Western New York local rains TO day.
Sunday cloudy. moderate south aad southwest
winds
Ohical observations Of United states weather
bureaus taken AT g. m. yesterday follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

t-vcoIsior New Orleans Dec 10 SO Pa0
~ All Galveston. Dec 10. 80 rae
antiIieE' ....... New Orleans. Dec 20. $50 rae
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

'Brings mall.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-01-13
WHY CAN'T WE HAVE A So
CIETY LIKE THIS IN WAYNE
COUNTY?

Mercersburg, Jan. 9.-On Satur-
day was the seventy-fifth meeting of
the Allen and East Pennsboros So
ciety For the Recovery OF Stolen
Horses and Mules and the Detection
of Thieves.
This society was organized Octo-
ber %, 1886, and chartered Novem-
ber IA, 1870.
To DR.. j. f. Stadizer belongs the
credit of bringing together a num-
Der of the citizens of Allen and East
Pennsboro's townships at the public
house of Frederick Kuster in Shire
manstown on September "a, 1880.
The stealing of horses having be-
come frequent, and the ordinary pro-
lection found insufficient the COM
munity, impressed with these facts
met to form an association for the
mutual defense and assistance.
Daniel Sheridan was appointed
president and Levi Merkel, secretary
of this meeting.
A committee was appointed to
draft a constitution and bylaws. On
motion of Jacob Rupp, the organi-
zation was called The Allen and
East Pennsboro's Township Society
For the Recovery of Stolen Horses
and Detection of Thieves. This title
has never been changed, except by
leaving off the word township and
insertion of the word mules" after
horses.
The first constitution had eighteen
articles. The present one has nine.
The first president was William
R. Gorgas.
The financial part of this society
is one of it's most interesting feat
ures. Until 1912 the balance in the
treasury was $299.S0, in 1S45, it
was $3.50; in 1855, $665.31; in
1855, $f,097; in 1875, $2,3SS, and
1885, $2,9S7.94; 1908, $4,O77.36;
in 1909, $4,248.29, and December
81, 1910, $4,253.14.
During the last twenty-five years
there have been few horses and
mules stolen, and nearly all of them
have been recovered and the thieves
convicted. The prompt and efficient
efforts of the society in the appre-
hension and conviction of these
criminals have taught them that it's
territory is dangerous ground for
them to enter upon.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-01-13
NOTICE OF APPEALS.

The Commissioners of Wayne
county, Pa, have fixed the following
days and dates respectively for hear
ing general appeals from the assess
ment of 1911 at the Commissioners
office, Honesdale, Pa:
Monday, Jan. 80, beginning at 2
O'Clock p. m, Honesdale, Bethany.
Tuesday, Jan. 31-Berlin, Damas-
Gus, Lebanon, Oregon, Manchester,
Buckingham, Scott and Starrucca.
Wednesday, Feb. Preston, Mt.
Pleasant, Clinton, Canaan, South
Canaan, Prompton, Waymart.
Thursday, Feb. 2-Lehigh, Dreher,
Sterling, Salem, Lake, Paupack,
Cherry Ridge, Dyberry.
Friday, Feb. 3-Hawley, Palmyra,
and Texas.
Real estate valuations cannot be
changed this year except there are
Improvements made, some noticeable
depreciation or an error.
Persons who have complaints can
mail them to the Commissioners Of
flee and they will have consideration
by the assessors and Commissioners
j. e. MANDEv LILLE,
j. K. HORNBECK,
T. G. MADDEN,
Commissioners.
Attest:
George P. Ross, Clerk.
Commissioners Office, Jan. 2, 1911
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