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New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
APPROVES REPAVING PLANS
John D Crimmins Says McAneny
Is Doing Work Scientifically.

John =. Crimnjns who as leading
contractor for many years has laid many
miles of pavement, ha~ written 10 Borough
President McAneny commencing him for
rhe course he has outlined FOR the repaving
n the streets Of Manhattan IN a scientific
manner.
Having. ae he says, walked the side
va1ke and streets of New York from the
days when Broadwav had Russ pavement.
3 large square block with a groove, and
when oob6lestones were the principal pave
~ent '7 The CITY" he takes the liberty Of
giving TO the Borough President some OF
-is observations
Nr .rimmins goes on 20 say that, as in
chain the strength is measured by the
wAakesr Ink so IN O. pavement its dura-
hIitv is measured by ITS foundation. He
saws that there never have been adequate
foGrla ions fol tho present traffc. and
'roU for the first time we sce a substantial
foundation being laid. giving an equal sur
face for whatever character Of pavement
.o1 place upon it'
Reference is made 10 the superior quail
tf" 10Y the pavement recently laid in
Io"o" Fourth avenue. and Mr.. Crimmins
adds.
When you undertook fho work YOU found
4 tNfgi.di operation. as no were. was neceS-
srrf. and YOU ruf into the disease 10 the
root Iu ms daily walks on Madison and
other avenues. D have observed that the
companies that occupy rhe underworld
WITH fneir steam pipes. electric subways,
-fr and water. ETC.. are restoring and
making repairs 20 tleir service In many
places whole lines are being taken UP and
new pine placed From their appearance
r would seem GO be- about time they were
restored 0th-f~a iSe there would be tearing
~ Continually of the pavement
Ilf opening Of these trenches shows that
inn companies Did not 40 permanent work
when their lines We're originally placed, or
i1c' may have learned more from expert
snoe and tine advances made bon the arts.
D snail expect % see much less disturbance
~ our streets iu the future FCr the mo-
Wfnt j. is annoying 10 see this great open
sore but. as Z said before, YOU have
a0onted healing method. The work is
,'e.I2 done thoroughly and T pray YOU Will
ns able On continue this very great and
Necessary Improvement.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
STORAGE NOTICES.

TO q T. Morfecsi Mrs. q. :. Norris John r
Risloy. Mr.. or Mrs Benz v. Smith. NJ "oe
Won Beran or Anna Scarborough. Helen J..
Turci. Mrs Emma h. Ccste Miss a.. II Tay-
Ior. r. s. ThIrst0n. Mrg. +. B. Thurston Joseph
a. Dows Mrs Lizzie Mitchell. Deyeux W
Fiavisn Nr. or Mrs Thomas Ellis Brown. VIC
fcria Dray. Henriette r Stadler Mrs Pauline
T. Frank. q. .. Brant. Mr. Mrs. ". q Giles
Mrs r. + Wtlcrhec. Dr. g.. ". Vail. Mrs Ada
n Vail r. " seymour. Mrs Martha G. sey-
nour I.udglg Paumann & CO.. Miss NJ Youenes
T. r buck Mr. Edith Gsy Mrs. Mary a. cox
CoWucrfhWaif e. Sons, firs. ]. F. Manley. Mrs
A. c. Kushmsn Mrs. T. a. Miller or Char "
Miller Esteile Clayton Essson. $. do Bar
r,nrhea rlae r.. Dat. Harry IT, Hawkins.
Joshua Hood. Mrs. MAY Mclean or =. L. Nj
Lean A VI. Rirdsau. Mrs. j. ! McElhone
Mr. e. Mays N0reIio Angelo or Angelo Morelio
Ms nnie Elan. Mrs. =. Grant Mrs. O. t.
William Prechtel ,. J. Graham. M-s J.
Crae0t W n Dohertv ". Costello. Miss Leslie
L. Binklsy Mrs. @. Appleton, 4. VI Thurston
"a 20 You and each % yea are hereby notified
that the time for the payment of our lien upon
~, rroperty hereinafter described having cv
t,ired after due notice thereof had been given
, on we will cause such property. to vi. house
i.Id goods. pe -sonal effects aud merchandise.
stored iu the columbia Storage Warehouses by
you or in your name tor In which YOU may have
an iuterfst) 10 he sold al public auction, &C
@ar5ing 10 the statute iu such case made and
provide,i al Nos. - and ~ West GIth -. on
ssrT-RpAY. NOVEMBER 4TH. 1911. At 10 30
a NJ and II the sale thereof Il hot completed
ON said date the same all d" continued ~ the
same nla.e ~ each and cverv SATURDAY there
after beginning a. ;oSo 2. ~. unul the sale r.
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
EXPLAIN HOSPITAL CHANGE
New York's Trustees Declare
New Site ONLY Satisfactory One.

In answer TO the vigorous objections 20
the change Of site Of the New York HOS
pital which were made by Dr. John A.
Wyeth, founder OF the new Polytechnic Hos
pital, I'm 50th street. near Tenth avenue
before the Medical Society Of the County
Of New York at Monday nights meeting,
the board OF trustees of the former institu-
tion gave out a statement yesterday ex-
planning what decided them in their selec-
ton OF the new site. at 5ith street and
Eleventh avenue.
This statement was given out by Howard
Townsend. vice-president of the board. Mir
Townsend said that when the New York
Hospital was established. some thirty years
ago at 18th street and Fifth avenue, II
was a four story district. The three requ.-
sites for a good hospital site-goOd afr
light and sunshine-could be had in abun-
dance Since then the erection Of tall lofI
buildings and the congestion Of popula-
ton had encroached upon the hospital until
the trustees had realized that q change
must be made. he said
The trustees did not select tie new site
I'll they had been over the entire city with
a fine tooth comb. We took a rlap of New
York and picked 70 to pieces. block pE
block. When we got 70 54th street, on the
North River we found Just what we want
ed. There was an available space from 90
to 54th street. on the west was De Witt
Clinton Park. through which a breeze con-
tinuaily comes from across the river. To
the north was block which provided
plenty of space for the admittance OF light
and sunshine. We took II at once. and.
fortunately. we're able 10 buy practically
the entire block.
We cannot believe that DR. Wyeths Oh
lection. which seems 10 be advanced on the
ground OF hospital congestion, is valid.
Our experience is that people will go 70
the hospital which they prefer and with
our present transportation facilities Y IL
an easy matter FOR them TO do so. Even
II DR. Wyeths hospital IS only half a mile
away IL VIII make little difference.
Upon a vote taken at the meeting Of the
Medical Society, which heard D.. Wyeth's
objection. g was voted 10 refer the matter
tC q special committee for consideration
before protesting against the action Of the
New York Hospital President Mckernon
of tho society said last night that no COM
mittee had been appointed. and would not
be for some time.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
PROPOSALs.

- FT BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
The Board OF water supply. az It's Offices
sstsrtb floor. 1Gj Broadway, New YORK untlI
n on Tuesday October 81. 1911. for
Contract - for the construction ot mo bay
Ridge CONDUIT posuoh Oh IN sne C,,US tI,ps pPs
duct department and extendlng ,I;S I;0m me
junction Of Thirty-slKth street ana fIllh AZ, SNS.
yue IN the Borough OF brookiyn, Ne" iorh
-. q, a generally south westerly direction
slona F'fffh avenue sixty -fourh street ouIu w
.'5r71e aD''7 -ixty-seyenth street and second ave-
aat-4I ssveutv-nInth street and through
Sevantv-ulnth street 20 the Shore hoau. 4As
work 10 be done includes the iuInisnLns " l.s anu
'-;@, ~ about lG 400 feet OF 4s-lnch cast
- "a 1tne 36 feet Of 36-inch cast-iron pipe.
,.sls.s ami other appurtenances. together
with maintenance FOR one year. -. "a. ..i,,
A. fbe above place ana ume the blds W4ii
',hiicly opened and read. Pamphlets con-
taininr information for bidders ano psInphiet
~, contract drawings can be obtained AZ the
obo,,n address by depositing the sum Of Ten
UoiIara ts1OJ for each pamphlet FOR iurtheE
particulars see information for bladetS .i.
CHARLES STRAUSS, Presldcnt'
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
John p. CALVIN
commissioners Of the Board or =" aier supply
PROPOSALS WILL RE RECEIVED AT THE
,srregr ~ supplies and Accounts. Navy De
partmcnt. Washington, D. -. UNI gntl Z ~ G'o.H t,.,
a m November Z, 1911 ana puuHtt, urrl,ea .s ,,l
Urooli-u \ y etc. a quantity Of naval sup
pl,es as follows. sch 1895: Provisions. Sch
4O22 White ASH Son. 4uZ3. Asph--iln yarnlsh
retro, atum. Muntz metal sheathiLs' SaN Nanl]eu
steeI shapes. coaling trucks paint brushes white
muslin cheese cloth. cotton shoeune, bath
brirke sch. 40e4. Rubber hose.--Sch. 900
granular sodium carbonate, toilet soap Sch.
40tG. Saltwater soap. huriap. enameled cloth. Ap-
piicstions for proposals should designate me
srh.aues desired by uenncr. Blank proposals s
win bo furnished upon application 10 the navy
pay office. New YORK. y. y. or Ia the Bureau
n J. COWIE, Paymaster-G General. L. s. y.
10 23-1l.
OFFICE PURCHASING COMAfIFsARY. 4. 3
Ariny 70 Whitehall Street. New York. y Y,
October 2l laii.-sealed proposals. I'm duplicate,
.trsr 10 "a f.-tus
iu frfs city a. such times may be- required bv
the tT = Government, or before December rs
1911 will be received at this ofic. until ten
o'cocF A. NJ. November ]. iaii Information
furnished or application. Envelopes containing
Llds should be- marked Proposals FOR Subsistence
stores opened November 2. 1911" apd addressed
10 col a J.. SMITH A. q. .. a. Army.
SEALED PROPOsALs Will BE RECEIVED
af the office of the undersigned Ellis
Island. y. s. IT,. until ESQ y. w.. October ..
iaif. snd thcu opened. for reponting mason
work Al Ellis Island For Specification ayrlv
10 WILLIAM WILLIAMS. Commissioner OF
immigration.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

eTlSle.
COOK. K.-CHANBERMAGD and WAITRESS
TWO neat swedish girls. competent, Wiling
ohliging together CITY or country. S-5-N5v'
well recommended. Sampsons Agency. AZ 4th
ave Tel. ls6S Madison 50.
rc1d ref'|anras wilson's Agency. III East
57th 81. Tel o224-Plaza.
COOK. 5Wcdish. young. neat. coupetent. good
references So. Wilson's Asenr,, l+I East
9th ST. Tel. 2224- Plaza.
COOK-Fnnish. very neat and competent good
references. 81 Wilson's Agency, III East
57th st. Tel 222l Plaza.
COOK.-Gennan; firEt class: take entire charge
very economical has friend kltchenmaH. 60
anv distance. highly commended Morrow
Agency 721 Lexington ave. corner 6stA q.
COUPLE.-Trench cook and butler. do entrs
,,y worn or cprntrS pge Ho-row, , 1gency 72I Lexing
Ton ave. corner ssh AZ. Tel. 3652-Pl aza.
JIOrsFKEEPER -Ry trustworthy woman for
widower or aged lady, city or couniry '''''-
wages. excellent references. Charles 81.
HOUsEWORKER. Newly landed Finnish slrl,
strong. willing: ve-y neat. would also take
place kiteheama!d. Sampson AseH-3' 81
4th ave. Iel. lsBs Madison "a. :.
INFANTS NURSE Young English trained
r,2ver,e Agency 22p-322 9Th ave. ninth hooTh
Telephone 4s27-Madscn SQUARE.
KITCHENMAID City OF country gooa reie!. le!,,
crces, SO Wilson's Agency. III f-ast "ttH
st. Tel. 2224-Tlsza.
-%DRlEss-Neat strong. Swedish. exo@l lent
careful laundress. can 90 snlith. COZ u'7'
rsf-rcnces $50 Osterbergs Agency Io Lex
irgtor ave Tel. 1855 Plaza
TaT-NDRrSS. Young swedish woman thoI
otghIv competent. shirts, colaT'' elc., ~, IT.
wears last place. best of references. aaIHPs"' o
Agency sl2 4;h ave. Tel lsSs-Madison "a.
T.AT-NDRESS Al. shirts. collars. cuns' me
laces. best city-,and country refsrehcesS, 81 3
anv distance NoTrOws Agency, ~ l'-~ihs'o'i
ave corner 5sth Fl.
I.Ar-NDRf.S-. French. expert WORKER si'
,aa-s' refer9nce. S40-S45. Marie. Mlss no. no.
-7-aver's Agency. 320-322 5th ave. 'nlh'h Hoop'
Telephone 4527 Madison Square.
,.T-RsD Middle aged french nurse. with
diniorla and best references from 1Ity
as nurse 10 invalid or baby. "Iite MIs' +i'o'''"
222 West 25tn 81.
NURSE Infant or grown; long experience Wit
hoth; good seamstress. exceilent mo, mo,hel -os >
helper. 20 any distance MOTTO" ''beH-'' 800
lexington ave. corner 5Sth s..
~, ,.TRT.s Together: cook and laundress
other harubermaid and waitress ci'Z 80. or 2-is
tr,.. S25 each Wilson's Agency, lAl Last '''"
st Tel. 2224 Plaza.
II, i. I7-PFss- -PARLORMAID-By neat FIRST class
swedish girl. excellent waitress, oest ,..I,, reL.I
.,cce- s3o Osterbergs 8 Agency Il5 Lexington
ave Tel 1855 Plaza.
v,-ATrRr,Ss. First class. takes buffers place
best city reference. eli East o'th si-' care Oh
w TTPFss. Young irish girl: excellent long
references. neat and capable 1s 1lASs ~ ~
MAYER Agency, 3-o 'jn aIt. 'ii4''' "'''''
rbone 452I-Madison Square. .-
- T75DFSS- First class: taxes butler : place
hest CITY reference. 10 cards = East o7th s1-
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
sU6RooATEs NOTICES.

TO ALL cREDToRs or TIE ESTATE or
>--t l..ceased. .-Nhere az the next OF kin OF
ci,aries r. sharp. late ~ the cts ~ Port Jervis
4, ~. county OF orange. deceased, intend to
s,ri,- for Letters of Administration on his a. b.
taie and desire 20 have the penalty OF the Bond
rsaiired limited pursuant % the provisions of
s.ttion 2G,. of me Code q Civil Procedure
Va are hereby notified 90 present your claims 10
me AZ INV Office in the Village ot Goshen in the
county of Orange. ON or before december lsI
tati JOHN D. SWlI1sY.
Surrogate OF Orange County.
r.-..-. C-toNnr I'M lnlI
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25

PES, MULTIGRAPH typewritten lett - LOO,
81 so Get samples Addressing. mailing. Wa
prlnt letterheads. Advancec Typewriting bureau,
Isl broadway Cortandt s6iI.
AII,rOR VISIBLE ~ Nassau CaIAlogus
free. ali makes taken part payment. bargains
in Tndfrwoods Rerufugtons. olives smiths
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
HELP WANTED.

Male.
IMMEDIATE. ENORMOUS EARNINGS for one
or two expert clOssrs of experience with solid
sound legitimate already established and Won
derfully successful corporation IN south. only
absolutely reliable statesmen with hest reference
considered: no misrepresentation tolerated, best
bankers and business men interested. stock
sslesmen preferred. Address. Pcstofice Box 200
S1TFSNF5N I'm eveTv cl'v 10 sell stationary en-
gineers' book and directory combined 20 en-
rfnsers and supply trade: good proposition.
Room 500 154 Nassau st.
WANTED Young man Pc assistant bookkeep
or. must Dc good penman. with satisfactory
references: preferably with sone experience IN
bookkeeping and photography. Address. IN own
handwriting. stating age. nationality and sal
ary expected al stsr'. success, BOX 2, Tribune
Office
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-cirAA,
by compressed air. steam. hand on door
i55H Broadway. 42l East Ash az. COE .
RRANDT Tel ia2-ssth
KEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest Largest. Most Moderh.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETA
Prices Reasonable Send fdr Circular.
Tel 1922 .4dp3 Bryant. 43T-i33 West 45th ST
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
WORK WANTED,

Male.
CHAUFFEUR -MACEINTST-First class me
chanic and driver. strictly sober: never has
been arrested. fine reference. a. 2" Box H.
Trihune Office
CIIAT-FFEI7R.- Just disengaged .
good mechanic sober ana rslable. Al PEI
sonal references a. NJ. Box 400, Tribune Up
town once 1864 Broadway. .
CHFF-Hjs6 class cook and pastry COOK; in
private family. strictly temperate. highest
refecences r. p. Box 40 Tribune Office
COOK. VALET.-Would care Tor chambers
of one or two gentlemen. sccustomed IN
same. three years in former position. four
ycqrs and three months in last posi Ion; Just
clsenEaged In Red Hook; good reliable refer
ences. o. H. Wright. Box - RED Hooh,
Dutchess county. =. ". "
HOTSFHOIDERS and real estate agents are you
looking for a practical electrician, with thor
ough knowledge Of the trade lawson 5so Am
stcrdam ave.
LAW CLERK II ten wears experience IN large
office IN West as brisf clerk. desires opening
university man Moore, l23 Wadsworih ave
REAL. ESTATE. Experienced man wants man
references. money saving results. Box y, l5l7
81 ave.
sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEvRITER--A
Christian young man 1T. graduate Of aram-
other Office vor'.. salary, 81 T. s. Tribune or
fee.
WANTED BY competent mechanic. who can.
MAKE all repairs. the care and operation of
besses ns next Wts- A oSerats charges frst LASS
references furnished. Engineer. Box A. Tribune
ONCE.
Female
COMPANIONS POSITION desired hv -efned.
middle aged !adr. capable and trust worthy
would travel; moderate salary; excellent refer
erce Address Box 2s7 New Canaan. conn
Iv experienced. entire charge, any location. f.
c.. go West 2oth 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
MUSICAL.
WEEGESTER cyyS60c.ss,a. STTD,osi ErII { :

ADNERTlrE EMENTs AND ~ 'RlPTloNs
for The Tribune received al their Uptown Ofice,
No. lJb4 broadway. between 3dth ana dIth sts.'
until clock p. M. Advertisements received AZ
mo following branch offices regular ONCE rates
unul o'clock D. No., yiz. 2di sth ave. > :" cor
I'D - la> dih ave. cor 12th NJ lo4 Fast llth
- 20 West 42d st.. between Iih hnd sth aN'r.'
2'a West 10th ~ 1885 RI ave, lllN let ave,
near '9th ST.. l57 East la5th ST., '3d Tremon;
ave GO 30 ave- and any American District
Telegraph once
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
LYONSGarsaa.rNS5 ira. - = aSte' 6s':

AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
.ived a. their Uptown Office,
between 36th and 8Ith sts..
Advert sement7 received a.
AZ regular Office rates
viz. 2G4 sth ave. 2. .. cor.
cor. 18th 81. 104 East 14th
between Tth and Sth aves.
'a35 Sd ave. 170s lat ave,
asst 125th ST.. 75G fremont
md any American District
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
LOST AND FOUND.

lost. in subNay. between BrookNn bridge snt
a6tb s marriage license or hupert Alien. ir
ana Veniia Fitzhugh. Please return ~ Neniu
FItzhu.h, New York Theatre stage entrance.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25

ADVERTISEMENT
for The Tribune rec
No. 1864 BroadVay
until 2 o'clock 2 M
the following branch
until 6 . clock p. M,
19d - 15s 9Th a. .
~ 25T West 42d .t.
2G3 West i25th ST.
near -9th 81. l61 J
ave 651 - ave.
Telegraph once
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CHARLES WILSON'S Imployment Agency
Telephone 2224 Plaza. 141 East 37tn ct sup
plies arst class servants 10 private families AL
rsfrs - Investigated.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
Ferlala

Eer0alG
hno. ItLL9BVnl rel Bryant 6S07.
5O7 5IH AVE.
SUPPLIES Families Schools. Institutions Etc.
Teachers. GoverDesses Nurses. ladies' Maids.
Housekeepers Secretaries Companions. Etc.
CHAMBFRMAID and WAITRESS Competent;
also good green kitChenmaid bring references.
Apply in person. Mrs. White. ~ West SD 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
DANCING ACADEMIES.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American Foreign Teachers Agency.-sup.
Piles Professors. Teachers. Tutors. GovernesssS.
etc, 10 Colleges, schools and Familiea Apply
To Arh II ). Young Fulton. 2: Union square.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25

BANKBOOk so ts9.I54 Of tho Union Dins
Savings Bank IS missing. ANY person haN-
ing a claim 70 o. ls herehv called upon -
present pho same within ten days or submit 80
having said rassbook cancelled and new one
issued.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25

BANKBCOK SO Is4 lo4 Of the Union Dime sa'-
ings Bank is missing Any person having
claim 10 DO Is hereby called upon 10 present. On.
game within ten DAYS or submit 90 having SAID
No .nn- -auc..L aud rev one lsal.l-
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
INSTRUCTION.

For Both Sexes-City.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25

LOST OR STOLEN. .- Rsnhhoo'. SO SO Ibs %
the German Ssvings Bank 80 the city - NsT
Yart corner AN ave- and lfth s.. lssled 90
Henry A. Hopf in trust for Flora Paine Hop.
All persons are cautioned against negotiating TIC
same. u No. returned 20 the bank on the iotn
dsv " November. 1871 "a duplicate Will be s.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25

LOST OR STOLEN gN-Baukbook No. go rs -
the German savings Bank in thc city ~ New
York corner 4th ave. and iftl 7f., issued 90
s.rie c~ftter. All persons are cautioned against
'r re-otiatiua th. same Tx not returned 10 t's
nam, on thc 18TH day of November, 1911, dgpii-
cg q. viii Dr. issued.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25

LOST BankbooS NJ. 50l oaS Of Dry Dock say
ings Institution. ANY persons having clslms
,iuon said book De- called upon 20 present the
rarrc fo fhe bank Within thirty days, or the
tIrgiishef aui new one issued IN lieu thereof
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25

LOST -Pass1ook 10. l.lf2.45p % We Bow err
Savings Bank. I'D Eovery. New York. The
MOI restored berore the 10Th day Of November
apnli.atiou VIII be made for a new book.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25

LOST or STOLEN. .--Bankbook 40. 80 30 -
tns German Savings Bank ig the city or Sew
Yorl. corner 4th ave and isth g.. issued 20
Henry a Horf ln trust l0r Elliott Arthur Hop.
All persons are cautioned against negotiating
the same II not returned o. the bank on The
ista say % November. 1911. a duplicate Hil hs
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
TYpEWgITINo AND TYPEWRITERs.

lost Rankhook 40 9eG. l30 Bank for say-
tngs 80 tth ave. New York Payment
.toppei Please return book 10 bank
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
EXCURSIONS.
LOST eANKeooks.

u Carat $40, u Carat. $50: :. Carat. szsr
Carat. $50.
CHARLES A. KEENE. $50 Broadway.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-28
THIEF WORKS
DESPITE THE POLICE.
Apartment House in MOntgOm-
cry Street Is Visited.

The three families residing in the
apartment house at 80 Montgomery
street are the latest victims of the
daring sneak-thief to whom are credited
fully thirty robberies during the past
month, and who continues his opera
lions In the face of knowledge that the
police of the entire city are bending
every effort to capture him. The re-
port made at the Fourth Precinct po-
lice station today shows that the Mont
gomery street robbery vas one of the
boldest yet attributed to the mysteri-
GUS thief who seems to defy appre-
hension.
The new victims are the families of
Abraham Klaplan. Michael Singer and
Thomas Cunning. In the Klapian fiat
there was stolen n silver watch, a geld
breast pin and IS in cash. The loot in
the Singer apartment consisted Of a
mans gold watch and chain, a lady's
gold diamond ring, gold scarf pin, gold
breast pin. gold wedding ring. Gun
ming lost 1886. In all three cases en-
to the fiat was gained by use
of a skeleton key, and the intruder
disturbed nothing but jewelry and
cash.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-28
MARVELLOUS OVATION
ACCORDED TO VIOLlNIST.
Newark Audience Goes Wild
Over Mischa EIman's Genius.

To Mischa Elman, the youthful vio-
hnist. who made his first appearance
in this city in a recital last night in
Wallace Hall, was accorded the great
est ovation every bestowed upon an
artist who has been heard here. 1t
surpassed anything of the kind in the
history of musical events.
Again and again vas Mr.. Elman re-
called by the vociferous applause of
those whose enthusiasm knew no
bounds, ven at the close of a most
generous program, and who voiced their
appreciation by cheers Of Bravo,
Bravo" and calls for "Elman,' Ell
man." accompanied by Shouts and
whistles from the men and excited
hand-clapping by the women, and o
until the lights which had been turned
down IN the body of the house we've all
but extlnguished on the stage did the
large audience reluctantly leave the
hall.
With a surety of technique, strong
and never failing. he played VITA n
skill so remarkable that his audience
was held s~pelbound. His interpre a
ton n shading is faultless, and his
speed Is accurate and clearly demon
strates the great abil. ty and genius of
the artist. Much of the pleasure of the
recital was due to the sympathetic and
intelligent accompaniment of Percy
Kahn, who Is touring with Mr.. Elman.
Mrs. Robert w. H~awkesworth, of East
Orange, had charge of the local ar
rangements for the recital.