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Cures Piles
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Don't Be . Helpless Wsakling From
Piles. When Such Sure Relief Is
To Be Had So Easily.
Trial Package Free.

Pyramid PIE Cure Il N snr for the instant
relief II piles that IL may sliippst be considered the
nstional remedy. This wonderful cure makes an
operation entirely unnecessary, II Is 50 simple
and easy and so quick and sure! No matter Low
severe ny of how ions standing YOUR piles may be.
sou can depeud upon p,rmii for immediate aud
permanent results.
Mr.. W. -. stein OF uottsulle, Penn. 1r.es
under recent date
Il lad suffered with IT, Itching Pae fp tHe
las, ten yeaTs. and had tired everything. hut could
no, scen 70 get nd d them until one year 40.
when tried your PYRAMID irlc Cure. | used
tuo az tn. 10 cent boxes and can now call nNNe!i
entirely curd.
4 have told nv friends a,ont il, AMI II drs
very good Tor them.
You nsy use this letter u II will helr any out
else that i suffering with Flies"
Don't submit To the knife or .up utiisI pnnfuI
operation tor pics. II i-l't neco SNary ~ long a,
you can 50 easily get Pyramid Pile Cure Ever,
druggist everywhere will supply you with this
cure. The price for a fun sized DoK is 30 cents.
II you prefer trying Pyramid File Cyre before
YOU bus a box. send direct 10 Pyramid Drug Co.
3O4 Pyramid Bldg. Marhall. Mich. and q ,ria
package will h- sent !or IN a plain wrap.er -n.
freely free.
or II you have any difficulty getting the org
nal Pyramid iile Cure from yo,r dgusgi-t remit
the price for as many Gw,es a. YOU wa.it - D.
csn,s each and We viii surply you direct.
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SOCIETY WOMEN
TABOO FACE POWDER

Returning from Il trip abroad. Mrs.
Mac Martyr. who writes on health
and beauty subject, for numerous papers
and magazines, gave the following
interview:
Eyes. | found many changes in
methods II beauty culture abroad
Perhaps the mos surprising is that
society women are disseminating the
use Of face powder. for the reason
that powder is not u permanent beau.
ti6cr and tends only 70 clog the skin
pores and eventually cause rough and
bad compleyions, In Paris and Lon.
don liquid lotions are all the 60. They
do not rub of as easily as powder
and give the skin that soft. ~vclvety
effect so much admired, The formula
| brought with me is made by dis.
solving 4 ounces Of spurmax in y pint
hot water. then adding 2 teaspoOnfuls
glycerine, The ingredients are in.
expensive and can be bought at any
drug store, This lotion is a vonderfuI
remedy for a shiny, oily skin. and COR
cold sores, '--Advt,
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S95.OOO Rc.HlND MIRROR.
barber Tonud states Checks. hut
Didn't ,-,vD Envelope.

Albany, Eeh, 2l-CIocl,s l~cgreGa!-
ing $500 which have hcoo missing
from ,,o state Urea for several
laws were found to-dlv ~ Assembly
man Louis \. CaviIlier turked bchinu
= mirror In a barber sAop. They We're
dropped foe the street some true asa
~ i messenger who Ha- CARR M them
90 the Comptroller.
The barber picked them up AMI. not
being curious. tucked the envelope he
hiud the mirror without opening II,
NAeu tho barber. Joseph T.. lIernld,
called at the capitol t. return the
checks to-daN, he distributed his cards,
I'ero.d describes himself as "physIog-
uOm.cll Halrdresser, Tonsorial Artist,
Uranium Menlpllator, Facial Operator,
Capillary Abrideor ana Professor OF
~CriniculturM Abscission and Craniolog,
zeal rr!psis'
Since TIE h%csinninc OF the Legislative
session friends Of Cuvillier nave ma.
yelled at the change which has come
over him Only on special occasions
docs Ne now talk al random.
III this Uranium manipulate and pro.
lessor of crinicultural abscisslon anc
craniological tripsis has cured Cuvillier,
sa!a Jimmy" oliver. we ought W pro,
vide a place for him as ofno!al attsndan.
20 some Of our brish. yonnv legislators
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TAMPA ENTRIES.

hNci rrN'h Tampa. MA. ,cr - lac
ihSl HACE- SY..gg i,ucyc0T ull. and 10y:
"n'ra9s Mad, lYi NJ Gg.iiag l04 Esoqt
NJ, cs ssu lO7 Paul, 100 o.,'pu, iGd,
'0-IalS "a n} ~ ElTGytinFr Pc ss::, 100 IA, ,
+ "hn'n < fea7r 81 5is,gg n.tS
''b",A Col. % ioii Reba -Qlevu i07, Re,''
Ice Lad lui NJ RoNa lOT; L,plrrs' lNl,
TomltL, 30 Aldrron, ll2,
IillIth E\'l-7tlng Three yeN-1li, sal at
1E osr5 i9T.'Is GAA51Ei' r. sa rlM, E.t5s n
biat f4.s.G o. Demo- 70? C4lics lol
f. 40 htsSia IA. Rsess!i. va ffss!Air" I Dip.
-. foTRTn Selling ,irceysss.2!a. .at
iGI Mi'S Vsi.nt io7.j Carer 100. Walter
flrTH h%tcsNs.ia9sI :h'ssI..T.qls. al up
". y MM!noi loe Profile. i05 saudpipsr
."9ifffRh Mct, slgs ,ars, y old. .pa w
tvs tulng' naiuSec,or Hencfal % LA.s!s. l05
100 s,nsil JOG Ito,sl lAdy, lOe. CnanAtt, los
no Pleasing 40. Rirge. no,
'fNr pound, tpprvntloe allowance claimed,
: Thea aopnds AD1errce l'nvau,e ola Ne
wsther clear, track hW,
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WALL STREET.

Activity IN ths Gould shares const!-
tuted the sole feature Of the early stock
market this morning, Large advances
were established in three o. the most
prominent conld securities - Missouri
and Texas Pacific ana WABASH pre-
ferred. Missouri Pacific was heavily
dealt In for q y point gain. Other Gould
issues rose for average gains Of l point
Numerous rumors wero In circulation
in Wall street that a powerful syndicate
Vas being formed 10 take over the entire
Gould holdings. TIE strength of the
Gould stocks this morning was a..
tr!buted to these reports. Reading and
a few other '"Gding features scored frac-
tional advances at the outset, aut a sub.
seQuent realizing movement wiped out
these early ain
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JACKSONVILLE ENTRIES.

JACKSONNuLE r'... Fr, ..Tac
cuil4es " tomorrow a'"' ~" as
follows
FIRST R\CE .r!u,e, 'Nvlesr-ids; ioul tr.
.NISlmueI II Mrer, Io Crrri iostcr'. loo
io;. ~, more, iio New liScr iISi Waisr
$EcoNh RAtEs ~ remcyeaye,d. ~
M /, pSSs iC. FI,as Ne ~ NlL AZ,
an Me'thtwt M. A~l.lgia'' puo-' lo2' a.,
rlllRn RAOE roise, .i9u, SO, oll' ava up,
-ri Ne. GLoa' iG ,Gca M.cG'esoJ ~
n,S IA" WsfSn bgs
ssg5.O'sf tAlS w; yssT ND n: i "a gy2i oas I'D o ps
tnd;; l@j oeonso's nj ede It.. III Donald
.TffSs ststvs;S,G. .oe,sy:..2,a,0 :sa w W
MSS:,Iassf, ss s'P as. Fee ts,,b ,s ~, ;laA .!Hky,p loS 3
'H ss1aa aia A1eft-ss.'i I ma ,2 lSiss ys ~; a., ssa ' -
Sssa i bsr o1 iss 'sStT.s ~ y oqsss Ss'st, ::
!p. ne9 pl; ,t,. 700 b,5 hni.' III, ,ladep rsrs''s ald 5Ssi
" Name. w'S'.s dew t's't fast.
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TARIFF REVISION
At EXTRA SESSION,
SAY DEMOCRATS
Work Fulfilling Pledge TO Peo-
plee win BE Taken Up if
Congress Is Called Back.

WASHINGTON, Fell. @t.-If an extra
.essipn OF Congress is called the Demo-
Gratis VI the House will set about at
once TO revise several schedules OF thc
Payne \lir.ch Tarim act. IN authori-
,dt.ve statement to TINS effect was given
OUT to-day by Representative Under
wood .: \idhIulu. who already has
boon sr.eetod A. The 'Iairman OF he new
Committee on Ways and Means. II was
made 60 correct an erroneous tep1rt
which has gained Gi., ulation during the
past few days. Mr. Underwood said:
Tie statement that Y an extra ses-
sion * called the Democrats In The
House Will not hcs II the work OF revis-
ing The tariff Is |a1soiutely unfcundcd.
The Democrats are p,rdgcd to revise tn,
tariff AMI n we So iu'p an extra session,
the House unquestioHlb lN VIII pass scms
tariff bills REVISING sDnC of the SEIZED
ules " the Payne act downward before
/, %adjourns.'
Free trade with Canada. based upon
identical tariffs OF that country and the
United states rs applied to ali other
''hhA3 10 W Nv W. w. WIS 'SN SUI w
the Ways and MEANS CpmWlttoc OF Ia,
iIouso under \ resolution Uy Repre-
sentative Gaiuc, e. West Virginia.
The resolution c~outrtupl1teS u CON
mercial compact between :hc two coun'
tries. whereby they shall agree u e.
tahlish Identical tariffs AGAINST all othel
countries. All duticS bot ween Candd;
and the tni'ed States ~ the product!
u1 either are then to- ,hn abolished. an,
virtual IRE" trade Is 10 reign within tn'
borders uf tho NORTH American cont
n-nt north of he M'N'.an Inc. Tn,
committee % n d%''jpn. hut 1t 10 un
der-tood viii consider the Measure fur
The evening world., 1911-02-21

How important my method Of treat
ment is will bt shown in the case Of Mr..
Bevan.
When Mr.. Samuel l.. Bevsu FIRST con.
suited me. he said:
My CATS bsAn to trouble ME ,wcnty-ons ,sss
IN my ears that sounded like the loud roar OF an
q lalnc blowing off steam. My night ear failei 70
that for, fifteen years the only sound / have heard
! could find In New YORK. They passed IN /.
This Treatment did not help me and my hea1ng
continued to iaii uniil psS99le had 70 shout 4, N.
n my alarm clock urless ] pre~Aed II hsht 40 q
nv ca, Nv no,'Hls have been closed for yesrs %
th'' h,f d'fh rdtS IA breathe through them"
Since treating Mr.. Bevan he reports
that the noisl has ceased in his left car
entirely. and that il has nearly all dis
appeared from his right ear. lie saws
hc can now hear the ticking II his alarm
rlork at a distance Of twenty feL. aud
that h, can again hea' conversation with
his right ear. which is something h,
could not do for fifteen years. Nj.
ievan is tifty-cight years Of age and his
pla of busiu, 81 is No. 1923 Broadway.
! New York.
The cnsc Of Mr.. Bevan ~ cited as show
ing what my method Of treatment will
often accomplish in cases N deafness 81
long standing and in person, somewhat
advanced IN years.
The evening world., 1911-02-21

John NJ. Carrere, VINO has been In the
Presbyterian Hospita! for more than q
week as tho result Of IN automoS!lr
accident. passed u comfortable night
and to-day the attending physicians re-
port that his general condition Is much
improved He Is now on a regular diet
and almost all of the alarming sv.E2.
toms have disappeared.
The evening world., 1911-02-21
TAMPA RESULTS.

FIRST RhcE-Pwse $3.50. for MAIDEN
two ycar-ulds. about three fuIlongs-
Leialoan, IN" C~rroNlcr). 3 TO + and ont,
won calathtmplan, l05 Pauy). ~ to /,
3 to 3 and nut, second; Dora NJ. LuDh.
100 C<nighu. 3 to . 4 to d and > TO 3,
third. Time, "a -, Judge Shook, Bad
witness, Eldoran and Jim Ray also ran.
The evening world., 1911-02-21

This is who / am and what | have
done. graduated in medicine 10 New
York in 1879. / was the prize winner %
my class, ! won in competitive cxamina.
ton the position Of Physician to Bellevu,
Hospital where | served in 1879 and
1850.
| have mad. a speciality Of diseases Of
the nose. throat and ear for thirty years.
| decided the best way | could tell people
who / was and what I had done was to
,dvcrtise in tn daily papers,
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ARE o
GOING DEAF?

have made a discov ,ry in the treat
ment Of head noises and deafness which
I consid, r an important one. My dis
cov.ry does away with tn, necessity of
passing instruments into the ear tubes.
which measures hav, proved unsatis-
factory. are painful. and instead Of cur.
ing the disease have often forced it
further up into the ear.
The evening world., 1911-02-21

Do you take cold easily DO yous
n%ostrils closer Do you sleep with
your mouth open? Docs your throat
tickle like a horsehsir was lodged in
il? Does q tough mucus collect in
the throat? Do you have to be con-
stantly clearing the throatP Does yous
voice become hoarsc or husky! Have
you a burning pain in the throat?
Have you at times q dry. hacking
cough: Does your cough bring up q
greyish or black rusty material3 DO
you bring up a yellow material wi, b,
the cough' Have you soreness in the
chest, pains or soreness behind tho
breast bone or pains under the shoul.
der blades Have you stitches in tho
side: Have you spells Of coughing
night and morning. Are you short u
breath at times3 Hav. you lost your
app tito for breakfast? Is your appe-
tite variable. absent one day, vorx.
cious others? Have you hot Pushes
running over your bodyp Arc you
losing flesh: Have you night sweats:
These are important questions foe
you to ask yourself. Your answer TO
several may be yes. but you say that
you only have a cold. There are over
two hundred thousand comparatively
Young people buried each year in the
United States, who have made tho
same mistake that you are making.
Tuberculosis. Grippe and Pneumonis
killed these people.
The evening world., 1911-02-21

There are so many people suffering
with Grippe and Tuberculosis soina
around coughing and splitting out the
germs of these diseases. that at any
moment you are apt TO take some of
them into your n~ostrils and throat.
When once you have taken in these
germs they set up a disease that first
acts like an ordinary cold. Such acoid.
however, don't get well like an ordinary
cold. but hangs o and requires the
services Of q specialist to break il up
and prevent it reaching the lungs.
Nature fitted your ~nostrils with .
special set Of filters. the duties Of which
consist in separating the germs Of di,i
eusc from the air you take.
IL is when your nostrils are closed. nr
when your %nostrils are filled with diI
charge or dried discharge, hat the ait
filters become clogged and choked and
useless. With such nostrils diseas, germs
instead Of being caught and destroyed
pas. unchallcng.d into the throat and
car tubes and lungs. In on they cause
throat trouble; in another deafness and
head noises. in others Pneumonia, Grippe
or tuberculosis OF the lungs.
II your n~ostrils are closed by swollen
membranes or choked up by discharge.
| can repair them.
The evening world., 1911-02-21

Prof. LOOMS of the University Of
New York. the great specialist, said
in abiding to medical men who ad-
vcrtise: DR.. Mccoy. for instance.
is an able man, we'll educated. a
thorough scientist and q fi~rst-ciass
physician. He is a graduate of Belle
vue Hospital. He advertises. does an
immense business. and IL ewing
much good"
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II Special Message He Praises
Reform Methods In the
Department.
SUPERIORS TO BLAME.
Believes the Socialists Should
Have Right to Wave Flag
if They Want.


tho no,,cs ana ~, s.,a-,r.n, ,ho ,,,.
lee, q, many ,n,o-,an, statements ue
r.,.- A.. - . 49,.
.
$3.50 "
P'''' uspIu"en' h"u r'' AFh oi ''-
Per'ors as wei as subordinate
Tho Mayor exprcsses hts qualification
over the changed attitude OF tNs pol,-e
toward citizens generally since he has
been IN office and dwcl!s upon tho fact
tnnt thu 'eluhber' who once was dis.
,incaiv. ~ ,h, a.,a-,m.,, Ian. ,..,
.hocLA 80 ,,,,.,.1 r,ua,..,,.a
l,..,.u.. :. ~ -. -.
.. -
~
'"' "'' ""
'"t' '"e' WORE "ccoruee ""e ana In"u-
severe e''u'e H
49, Nv ""'" s"SS. nave re"e
'oI"'.' NH'""i' ~" -"
'0'u'.'o"'
"'" ""' pout' ou' kre"'
'e~" Una peen e'eote" III Hosues
"a"sr1 meunods' So mat no" the PIC
lure o' an innocent person ~ no 'oi's"
nsstansd to adorn this Sallery.
Fewer Unnecessary Arrests.
In the number Of arrests TO- minor
oTsnses, the Mayor adds. th~re has
been . great decrease. and he hopes
tina. the s~unmonsing system will pre-
vail In such cases as against unneces.
sary arrests on the spot. In this re-
spect the Mayor gives the figures Of
mmons I'm London. where the prac.
Ike has lon, bse, in vopue The
Nayor adds tina, no hones an equally
,,oa ,vs-,ye will ho shea, h, y..,s IN
- 4, g.. ~, ct,.
Tho yr.,, ,rour,o w.t., tho po,,cs
n.nar,m.n, e., tho r,s, IN. Nae,
.ar. h.s nj, hs.n u,,r ~. mo, ,hor,,
.ai,.. Inn, Vii snnortor. y,,n ,oi.r.
a,sd rrowt,c,y ar ntberwi,, IN. Tor.
mar copai,ions
n. calls a,.e,,ior :, ,ho .s,ahlt.,.
,pent OF the secre, service I, connec.
lion with the polio. penar,me,, fol.
lowing his remova of nlainclo,hcs mon
from IN. immodIa,. command OF pre.
cinct commanders md ndds that while
me secret seryice aysten has MOI, been
tllly tried out as We, the future ma 4
develop its usefulness.
Tn. M,vor., M...,o.
800
,.," ~ '''s Wv
$50 500 Iesp.,r ''eea..
,I's... -. %
80 '''nih .ouse Vi var in,
Wos NV ~ Nv loiN' buA u
~ u '' ~
y
" 80
80 ,na a,.a. .. o,,.s -,
mi. country were praauauv ImItatin,
item.
ARRESTS-The number OF persons ar,
rested In New York city IN 1893 wa.
~, s6G. as against ~, a2 in Metrop5ilar
london. OF these, that is. In this city
.a,B0O were DISCHARGED by the Magistrate
80 uIustlr.ed. ". began early In ia,
year 10 modify tnis grca, abuse. W,
had to proceed gradually. for the fore.
caught not be taught tho law oc lI-.s
and how TO discriminate pr,pcrl, al
az on,e ns,e,. 50 many y..ia of ,rni
49,, ~
az" "'P'' ~ say '''
l-e huiHoeI VI a'I'S'N uuTlhs l'' WI
decreased "uVlo' loon upon tiis Wli
D. eat satisfaction aId hope To- see jh
number OF illegal arrests still fur,h,
decrsased this veal. visited I'll, Mig,
COM, ana found TIM, mora than on.
-, -. a.ra..a -. ~,
"u.. v s"O -
,' t,S - n sr,'"
The evening world., 1911-02-21
Are Your
NOStrilS Closed?

Closed nostrils aud neglected colds
are about the most dangerous things
you face because they sre considered
. tsifing matter.
The evening world., 1911-02-21
DR.. j. e. Mccoy.

2l3 flstron Buildigy, Roadway and aad street.
Stw ILlt.
Haul ,Monday4 W9ine-isy and Friday, y 4,
\, 20 s =; N; fucd.y lhasdsS AID sstlid.N I
tq3l.
The evening world., 1911-02-21
V0TESF0R WOMEN
ARMY MOVES ON
ALBANY FOR WAR
All Leading Suf1ragists of the
State 10 Join in Four-Day
Campaign TO Push Bills.

ALBANY. Fe5. g~l.-Bcgiunins with a
reception .p.uicl; l. ending with an
open-alr meeting Saturday, advocates
OF woman suffrage viii mako their au-
uuai luvaslOn ~ Albany to pnrsuadc
the legislators 90 pass tieir bills which
mcaa votes Tor women opposed TO
'Ne M,ycmcnt viii 3c equally determined
advocates wHo Instead OF making the
week one ut entertainment TO win ,hcir
cause VIII present arguments through
noted speakers.
Tomorrow Will be TIE big day. he
joint Judiciary Committees holding a
hearing on the Newcomb-Spielberg bill
Wal amends tuc Constitution by strlk.
ing cut the word male" where applied
20 Voting
Bill Hearing Tomorrow.
The hearing will begin at . o'clock
and continue during .hc afternoon, the
dime being apportioned AS follows. Anti
suffragis;s. first our. s~urfragists. sc'-
ond hour: ants. aeNt half hour. ana
s~uffraglSts, las, hais nour.
a special train with 100 anti-suTra-
2ists viii on" from New YORK Among
them viii pe MIS-. Gilbert Jones. repre-
sen;ing TIE National League fpr the
civic Education OF Women; Miss Alice
HI Cation. chairman Executive cont
mittec New York State Association o.
vosed to suffrage; Miss Margaret Doane
Gardgeg Me-. John Martin. Miss Mar
saret 1. Cummings, principal OF the
Recreation Genie New York Board OF
Education.
me Suffragisis vii also send n large
delegation from N,W York. Those who
WI! present the arguments 'ur equal
suffrage include Mrs Minnie Reynolds.
who has voted "a Colorado and under.
stands und .tioAs 90 Il outrage state
from long residence there. Mrs. Nladi-
Equal Franchise Society; Miss Pauline
Gnldmark. the Woman's Political
Cnion Miss Mary preirr. the Woman's
Trade Union; Max Eastman, the Mems
league for Woman Sutsra:e. and the
Rev. Or. NINA ". Shaw, 'he New Yprk
state Woman's Suffrage Association. II
Is the intention ~ the suYrdyists TO
nave Or shaw take tho Anal half hour
In summing up the Arguments.
Big Reception Tonight.
''"Np i'SiNit'o'F hlb llelu-
hers Of the local suffrage clubs Will
attend n reception at the Ten Eyck toe
night given by the Equal Franchise
Society. The guests OF honor will In
clude Mrs. Josiah r. Newcomb and
Mrs. Harold Spielberg. wives Of the
Legislators who ave introduced sur
frage bills: Miss Mary s. Hunter and
Mrs. Edmund O'Connor of Brooklyn
and the members OF the Board OF
Trustees Of the Equal Franchise So
ciety-all OF whom Will he in the re-
celving line with Mrs. Harriet Stanton
Blatch.
To entertain these guests Miss La
Toilette will read How the Vote Was
Won" and Miss Marjorie Benton
Cooke Will give two suffrage moro
logues
Al the neetinE OF Thursday evening
at Centennial Hall Mrs Francis Kelly
will speal on way I Want TO Vote"
on Friday evening Max Eastman will
give an address OF woman Suffrage
TIE Market Slul-" has been selected
for the open-Ait meeting saturday Hiorn.
.ng.
The ants campaign will consist of ar.
gumerts before the committee AMI 1Ilei
.q.Ss with ~" memhes
The evening world., 1911-02-21

II you suffer from obstructed most. 40
diseased nostrils. are going deaf or hayo
head noises. or have a bad throat. and
YOU think my training and experience
should make me a good doctor, | will ia
pleased to have you visit my office. /.
will cost you nothing for an r~Xaminaticp
and advice,
The evening world., 1911-02-21

My office will be open Washing
tons Birthday. Feb. n.
The evening world., 1911-02-21

To-day's hishe.t, lowest and last pnce, ,
stocks anil Of NO. changes A. c,mparsi with ~.
terday's Nnal i'grc' are u.s. follows: Me-
The evening world., 1911-02-21
POLICE ARE MORE CIVIL,
MAYOR GAYN0R SAYS,
AND CLUB RULE IS OVER

distinction Ia the force and throughout
the community.
Other Rct.r.n lid
The evening world., 1911-02-21

The following interview with Prof. Loomi.
AN what he thought ID me:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-23
BIG WATER LEAK FOUND
Nearly 1000, 900 Gallons a Day
Has Been Going to Waste.

Following an Investigation by the De-
partment OF Water supply, Gas and Elee-
tricity, it was announced yesterday that
nearly million gallons Of water had been
lost every day for an indefinite period ar
South Ferry. The total waste checked ar
these points amounts 20 $4,000 gallons
day. which would total 32l, 20o,00o gallons
a year. and the value Of II AT meter rates
would he S49.7l9 annually
According 70 the report, the leaks were
in several parts OF unrecorded pipes which
have been repaired. and are expected 10
account materially FOR the difference In the
water consumed and the water supplied n
the district in which they were found The
leaks were found through the waterfront
waste detection crusade which the depart
ment has been conducting for several
months.
on September q the consumption in thu
so-called District No. y. Division No =
bounded by Old Slip. Pearl street White
hall street and the East River, was
gagged by the pitometer test and unsc-
counted for water was found amounting
TO nearly a million gallons a day. on fur
Their investigation an abandoned S-inch
pipe line was found connecting with the Is
inch pipe line in Whitehall street, whers
the 3-inch line was entirely broken away
r was announced last night that the
exact cause OF these leakages would rot
be known until the unrecorded 3-inch line
had been traced back through the records.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-23
Nigri, to East p,v Land and Improvement Co

Nigris to East Bay Land and Improvement 70
$1,000. -.
CASANOVA ST, e 3. eo7 It 5 OF OAK po'h y
ave. JOXi0O oct 20. due as per boN"' '
same. $1,000; address, 3 Pine ST.
CBOToNA PL, 1873, 25xloo; oct ~ loo y a.
Hannah McGrath 70 Mary White. S"""'' "'
dress west New Brighton, Y.
CLINTON AVE. p $. 1913 n q Of Nc kln ,s
Square. l02xis8 prior mtg S1t3. O00' OCT 10
due as per bond; William " Weiss3ger 10 HN'
tic Krashes. s. 600 address. Baltimore.
DE MILF AVE. " cor 81 Marion 81. ~
40. oct 20. 3 yrs, per cent Frank y Dough-
erty 70 Charles W Wapler $1,000. address %
Avondale ave. Brooklyn Manor. Long Island
HUGHES AVE. 5, 200 4 OF 1881 81, CS'
10. demand, per cent Tessero Construct,,,.l -
10 heodore Wentz. $1,000 address $50 brVa'
way.
LOTS AL and 442. 70x57l. map estate Eliza
beth II King: city Island oct 20. 10 yrs;
instals. clara a Carey 20 Title Guarantee Anu
Trust Co. - OO0 address. 176 Broadway.
MARION ST. $. SO II o. De MIN , ave oy ~
Norman L sammis: 81 100; address Providence
J.
LOT si5. map part Hunt estate prior mtg
81 500: oct 10; due July !. lslZ' 81 peg Deus
Gustaye Finger 70 Behrend Gossen' SL'""' aN
dress New Rochelle, y 7.
MATILDA ST. $. lot IT'S map Washing
tonvie 5Ox1O0. oct y; yrs, per cent ~ a0o
ariue Duncan 70 Emma Beardsee; S-'"V"'
address. 10 Fast 22lst ST.
MARION ST. s. los n OF De Mill aye, u
xl0O. oct 20; yrs, per cent; Frank 3 Dough
erty - charles " Wapler: 81 600; address, 30
Avondale ave. Brooklyn Manor. Long lsiaho'
WISE AVE. cor of ls0th 81, 4sxlO2 spror
mtg S4s OOO. oct 20; yrs. per CEN u, n ~ a.
Ernst Realty Co 10 Otto schmidt. SlO"o' aH
dress, 2OS0 DAILY ave
5ls rer cent. Helena W Woehling 20 Frances A
Bran. 81 500; address 600 East l64th 81.