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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
CcACHMAN. Married: thoroughly experienced;
honest, sober and INDUSTRIOUS, good rider ana
driver used 70 first class horses ana stable best
ctv and country references. i've years with last
employer Box 3c1, 1915 2d ave.
COACHMAN-Young swede. smooth face;
good driver. excellent man COR the country
best reference. Carpenters Agency, loi oth
ave.
COACTIMAN first class 0 years steady last
place, last employer can be seen regarding
sobTiety, honesty. ability NJ, 643 LeNlngton ave.
COUPLE.-Wife competent houseworker. man
useful inside and outdoors understands horses:
four years excellent references 500 INDUSTRIAL
Agency. II West 42d st.
COUPLE. - Gardener: understands green
houses lawns wife cook. farm or city. other
help Metropoie Employment Agency. I9s 6th
ave. Phone BRYANT 21ss-
COUPLE--Man useful. wife good cook city or
country. good references; $50 Wilson
Agency. al East 57th 81 Tel e224 Plaza.
horses and chickens: s35-S4o wonlan's Do
Tnestic League Agency, u East go e.
GARDENER. % HANDY al around man: good
references, on private place. r. c. care OF
Franck. 444 81 ave.
GARDENER AND USEFCL.--Germau good
vegetable grower, glass frames and generally
useful al anything needed well recommended.
Carpenters Agency, 154 6th ave
GARDENER. .--Cnderstands care OF vegetable
garden lawns. etc. good references. T. s,
care Of con Leen. A. Greenwich 81, New YORK
GARDENER, COOK Etc.-German couple;
man coachrnan. gardener anG generally use
full. wife cook and laundress; excellent refer
ence. Carpenters Agency, ia 6th ave.
REFINED COUPLE. on yacht or with private
family In country; reference Brooks seI
West 1istn 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

WA1TRESs.-Nice. neat appearing young Irish
girl first class servant; wages SD 20 sos; city
or country; best references F1aherty's Agency,
ass Columbus ave. Tel. 741-River
TED-Caretaker position for summer;
married: tao girls best personal references.
Mcclure. care OF MS. Foley. 231 East 5sth 81.
WAITRESS PARLORMAID.-Youns Expert
enced waitress. excellent city references.
s2J-SS0 l., Miss Hofmaver's Agency. 500
32. Jth ave, 9th floor. Telephone. 1927 Mad.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
International speed Register Co, domes-
&c corporation having its principal office in
st.,e Of New York VIII apply 10 the Supreme
Court OF the state of New York. New York
County. a. a Special Term. Part I. thereof 20
bs beld ia and Tor the said County. az the
rornrv Court House. IN said County, on the
ION day OF May. 1911. at 1880 o'clock in
IN forenoon 0f said day or as soon there
sf.er a. counsel can be heard for order
authortrin- said corporation 10 change It's
corporate name TO m. INTERNATIONAL
mated New York City. April l7th, 1911
Bv EDWARD a. HENKLE, President
HERMAN GOLDMAN. Attorney for the Inter
national speed Register Co. 1921 Park
Row Borough OF Manhattan New York
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20

,-s snop Is show ing an excellent line OF
.1s''e neg igees al prices ranging from ~
s'ssto;fe
.alaTnss made q silk and cotton ma
.'a' nnlshed with fancy braid and but
''' are a74 a pair.
les TO- keeping liquids hot or colo
's g in The pint sizes
A.. ian novels in attractive pocket edi-
WIS are 70 cents apiece.
IT'S and fancy beads in all the colors
=, h-Fosue are found ln a splendid as
@Tnt "a one little shop.
atasome' silk umbrella with fancy
it1 are 3 each
q, 4ooking ornaments IN the way OF
e9inos. barrettes. etc. Tor the hair are
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20

hour day with q few minutes rest once at
least during each half day. They will work
better. anyway, so IL will pay. II never
was economical TO kill the Industrious goose
which laid the golden egg"
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
RONO-vELOCIMETER CO. domestic
coruoration having its principal Office IN the
Borough OF Manhattan. city, County and state
~ New York viii apply 20 the supreme Cour,
~ tb. state 0f New York. New York County,
a, A Special Term Part I. thereof 10 he held
in and tor the said County. at the County
Court House. In said County. on the 18th day
of NAV. 10ll az 1880 o'clock IN the forenoon
OF sai day or as soon thereafter as counsel
can ba Eeard, for an order authorizing said
corpcration 10 change its corporate name 10
the PHILADELPHIA DELIVERY SUPER
VISION COMPANY"
Dated. New York CITY April lTth. 1911
Bv JUNIyS HOWE, President
HERMAN GOLDMAN Attorney Tor Chrono-
Velocinstsr Co. l3 p Park Row. Borough
Of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
untA IL o'clock noon. Wednesday, April e8th.
'2iN Hsgistered city OF Scranton Bends, Of ,1 ths
denominatien o. one thousand @ dollar, SLED Sc".
Third series authorized by Ordinance. File OF
Common Council. No "a, 1910.
Said bonds numbered from one 20 two
hundred and ten Il 70 2l0l inclusive. and dated
January 2nd. 1911. and shall hear interest Al the
rsts Of four and one-quarter per cent. 4ke0
ger annun. payable senni-annually. ON the sec.
ond DAYS of July a3d January In each year az
the ofice OF the Cify treasurer Of the city OF
Scranton, Pennsylvania. without deduction for
state tax IN. payment 0; which Is assumed ey
the City OF Scranton. and may be issued with
interest coupons attached IL 50 desired by the
ssis bonds shall be redeernable and paid oy
the City Treasurer in the order Of thsir numbers
sonis Nos 20 s5 inclusive. January IND,
Bonds Not. az TO 10 inclusive. January 2nd
Bond, Nos II to 1o5 inclusive. January End.
1928
Bonds So.. fo5 10 l4o inclusive, January 2ne.
sonds Mes. 141 20 l7s inclusive, January 2nd.
sends Nos. 17s TO 2lo inclusive. January End
No proposal will se considered unless accom-
panied by q certified check on an lncorpors.ee ,.e
bank ,gs csp3eSy ,5 S @ n me .ps, ss .ha upon
the awarding Of said issue OF bonds 70 The suc-
ce-sful bidder INN sdstely Apply oI sac sy1sn- Io
20 gay The balance Of the money on said oonos
VIXEN they are ready for delivery. the Two
thousand dollars Cs2 ooc> shall be forfeited 10 the
The e. ssid issue Of bonds VIII be guaranteed as
70 genuineness and certified g BY ne Uniteo
Mortgage and Trust Company OF New YORK.
The legality Of this Issue has been examined
and approved by Msssrs Caldwell. Masslieh &
Reed u New York, whose favoraole opinion VIII
De furnished 70 the purchaser w.,
All proposals must De addressed To JONI zoe
Bergen Jr. Mayor ot the City Of Scranton, "a I.
and plainly marked on the outside Proposs. .or
ths PI~chsse OF Judgment Funding Bonds Third
series" and deposited in the ONCE o. the City
Controller Of said city on or before IL CLOCK
noon Wednesday, April 2eth. 1911.
The proposals win be opened in the once ot
the Msyor st 2 o'clock D. m on Wecnesdav'
April 26th. 1911.
These bonds cannot be sold for less than raf
and accrued Interest.
Bdders will state IN their proposal whether
straight registered bonds or bonds WIN coupons
attached desired
The crtv reserves III. right to reject any and
all bids.
For further information apply TO.
DAVID 7. DAVIS, City Solicitor.
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- --H=--s--a-=-----=-
FOR SALE.

BIG BARGAINs-snEhtiy used once furniturs.
desks typewriterA cash registers. adding
dressing machines. time clocks. partit!ors. chece
protectors. bookcases. NATHAN. q White se
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20

NEW YORK.
New York. April 10Th. 1911
To sfr Adam Klein. Nj. D. 3. Turtle. Mr.. l.
A. Vessel. Mr. T. Flanagan. Mt. NJ R Bailey,
Mrs. De Crery. Mrs :. McDonagh. Mrs {.
Flanagan Mrs. VI HenceI Miss J T.. Hook or
Mrs G Z. Hook. Mr. orvie W; Fuller, Iil Mr; IT,, {.
tate OF + skupks Mrs. Anna Skupke. Mt
Thilin slSlipke and Mr.. Kari Skupkel You and
Zach of vou are hereby notified that the time
FOR the payment Of our len upon the property
hereinafter described having expired inter due
rrfire thereof had been given you, we will muse
such property % Wit, Household Goods, Per
sonal Effects ard Merchandise, stored IN The
ruIius Kindermaun e. sons Storage Warehouses.
az i349-l35l Brook Avenue. and az os5-osI
wales Avenue New York City, by you or IN
vcur name (or IN which you may have an in
terestl 70 DC sold al public auction. according 70
Tho statute In such case made aud crowded. az
the warehouses Nos. 5s5 and 5s7 Wales Avenue,
corner l5Oth street New York city. on Thurs
dav MAJ 18th 1911. az 10 4. m, and II the sal
thereof i not completed on said date. the same
viii be continued al the same place On every
..sv thereafter beginning at 10 a m. aud con-
,inuing until all The goods are sold.
U-LIUs kINpERMANN SONS STORAGE
WAREHOUSES.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION.

BE CHAUFFEUR.-our courses Of instrue-
ton are thorough. reliable and practical. We
make YOU competent or refund money. Call or
write Tor booklet Y. Scnool Automobtls En-
gine4rs. is6 West 6Sth.
Fred ~ Crouch. 2sc4 Bway, former instructor
" Y. raricsh Co. and Y. NJ. c. A. 26s6 River.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
DANCING ACADEMIES.

Don LENO. Theatrical school Iis ". I'D
Singing. cancing and acting. chorus girlt
trained always open.
THE McCARE SCHOOL OF DANCING and de-
pertinent. 2l63 sth Refined School FOR
Refined Taople" 1145 Morningsdel.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
FORECLOSURE SALES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF
New York.--United states Realty and I'M
provement COMPANY. plaintir. against Louise
In pursuance os 2 Judgment ot foreclosure and
sale duly nsdo AMI entered IN the above entitled
action. bearing date The 18th day OF FSoTIary'
1911. ami an order bearing cate March l1th.
1911 duly entered IN this actldT on March 2ith,
1911 [. tho undersigned. the F.sferee substituted
by said order in place Of the Referee named
in said Judgment, will sell az public auction, az
the Exchange saleSroom. Nos. l4-l6 Vesey
street. in the Borough os Manhattan city OF
O'clock noon on that dav. by JOSEPH +. DAY.
AUctioneer. the premises directed by said tuog-
ment TO be SOLD and therein described as follows:
ALL those 'ertain lots Of land IN the Borough
o. The Bronx In the City OF View YORK. wnlcn
on a certain map entitled Map Of Lots OF the
Century Investing Company located between
Aqueduct Avenue, Macomh's Road and Feather,
bed Lane. which map Is annexed 20 DEED "a
Eiia N. schmitt. dated June eighteenth. 1897.
and recorded in the Office of the Register or the
County OF New York on the twenty first day OF
IL A. page 3Of a cory OF which map was also
filed on the same date In said Register once,
are known aud designated as lots numbers ~
and Il. -aic premises are bounded and de-
scribed % said map as follows: -,
BEGINNING a. a point on the essterly side ot
kqueduct Avenue. distant ffty feet northerly
from tie Intersection ot the easterly side OF
Alueduct Avenue and The northerlv side Or q
propose1 now street. running thence easterly ana
parallel with the said proposed new street one
hundred feet. thence northerly and parallel WITH
Aareduct Avenue nifty feet; thence westerly ana
Isralel with said proposed ne" street one auh-
uue. and thence soutnerly along the easterly side
OF Aqueduct Avenue nifty feet TO the point or
place OF BEGINNTNG
DATED, New YORK. April 1st. 1911.
STEPHEN CALLAGHAN. Referee.
2. 9. RABBAGE, Attorney for Plaintin' NO:
III Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New
The following Is diagram Of the property to
Be scii: It has no street number
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
OLDEST D. A. R. MEMBER
Mrs. Irons, Of Brooklyn, to Celebrate
Hundredth Birthday This Week.

Friends Of Mrs Mary A Irons. Of No.
1851 Herlyimer street Brooklyn, are pre-
pairing for the celebration on Saturday
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
AssAY oFFIcE o. rHF I-NITEp srArFs

ASSAY OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES
az New York, y. Y, April, 19il.--SEALED
PROPOSALS IN duplicate will ne received at the
office OF the Superintendent until IL o'clock noon.
Nav 3rd. 1911 then publicly opened. for general
stIpplies required for the fiscal year ending June
40 1912 in accordance with schedules and
spsclfcations. copies OF which. wiki blank pro
posal- ana other information. NAV be had upon
duplication 10 DANIEL. r. kINGSFORD. Super
,rtendent The Government reserves the right 70
reject suy or all bids
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20

CARPETS TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Orice of the Supervising Architect. Wash.
ington. April 10 19ll.-Seacd proposals VII
be received st this Office until O'Clock .. n.
On the 2sth day Of April, ard then opened.
from mauufa cturers only. for supplying Wilton
velvet carpet and border for the equipment
% buildings under the control OF rhs Treasury
ueps r rnent. IN accordance with specifications,
curies OF which NAV be obtained at this Office
st the discretion Of the Supervising Architect.
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR, Supervising Archi-
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
WORK WANTED.

Male.
cHACFFEUR.-French. 81 sober, obliging. 9
years experience, chauffeur, mechanic; oest
references; city or country Ed Lewis, aso
9Th ave
CHAUFFEUR. .--Coored. frs, class understands
all cars; machinist. does own repairs. best
references. Percy BAILEY, ll9 East S4th 81
CIIAJ,FFEUR-swede (}5). single permanent
position on Packard Peerless or Pierce-ArroW
car; city, country. references. Carlson, 4oS west
4Sth 81.
WATCHMA AN-Understands steam boilers; can
run elevator: good reference. VI y. p7 Ber-
ger St. Brooklyn.
Female
sTENoGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER
Beginner. willing TO start for 81. with ad-
vsncemsnt. {. A. III Van DYKE St. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
HELP WANTED.
Male

Male.
BOND SALESMAN wanted immedistely; give
record and references H. 2 @, Box q
Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
nm The hntiuua Furniture Exchange

M 1915 W esTH ST. Mr.. BwAY.
@ The leading antique shop.
1E3 BY far the largest collection ana
much the lowest prices; all goods
sold on commission basis regardless
\ OF anttouity history or value.
mi. 4. bendaua rters for bargains.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
LAWN TEN MS
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors, Govern
esses etc, 20 Colleges, schools and Families
Apply 10 Mrs NJ. j. FULTON,
Nil
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

FUHNlSHED HOOMo WAN Co.
ROOMS for man wife and adult son (chris
tlausIt private family or apartment, mod
crate price. downtown preferred. v. L -.
tribune once
FAC SMILE LETTERS.
FAC sIMILF LETTERS. s. per thousand: de-
livery when promised Letters Co. IDA
Nassau IT.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
hIGHEsT PRICES for diamonds. pearls, %
gold. established isii Mrs Lynchs son. sip
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
EXCURSIONS.
EUROPE I'in.r.ris. Nov. |
Raymond s whitcomb Co. ,,s 5,h tvyxy
CARPET CLEANING

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING co -cI.an.
by compressed air. steam, hand or on noor
f55s Broadway, AL East 4sth II coz q
BRANDT. Tel. ls2-3sth.
n. y. CARPET CLEANING WORK0
Oldest, Largest. Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD cARpyra
Prices Reasonable Send for cipcuIar
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
INSTRUCTION.

ms HOL TON.
For Both Sexes-City.
THF BFRTTrZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
Madison Square tti@@ Broadway. Harlem
Branch: 843 Lenox ave. bet Firth and t2sth
SITS Brooklyn Branch 21S-220 Livingston 81
Private Lessons and Classes School or Resi-
dence. Terms Reasonable Trial Lesson fret.
COLE INSTRUCTION. WELLS & CO, 10TH
and Broadwav Private courts for ladies'
Mr. Wells. Instructor s127 SCHUYLER.
Aviation Schools
AVIATION SCHOOLS or AMERICA, 165
West 23d.--Wiu teach YOU 70 become en-
aviator or aero mechanician and paw YOU 20
fv our own machines At exhibitions women
syiators wanted write or cal for prospectus
Miscellaneous.
AERONAUTTC SCHOOL OF ENGINEERS. s12
West 52c st; construction course S75. flight
course starts April - al A1neoa. Send for
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

DETECTIVES. shadowing. invsstixations: rsa
sonable charges. MERCHANTS SECRET
SERVICE BCFEAU. g. SAMwrcK, NanaSSA
a2o Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20

RED d" LINE Pier sniyH Il %s,5 at & So6s gsrr'
For San Juan. p r., La Guayra- Pto. Caoei.o
Curacao and Msracsiho, via Curacao.
CARACAs...Apr. % PHILADELPHIA. May 10
For Maysguez. P. R.. La Guayra, curacao g
Naracaibo.
MARACAIRO. 81. May 8 zULLA-..-.. May II
Superior Accommodations tor Passengers
BLISS DALLErT & CO..
GENERAL MANAGERS 81 WALL ST.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
Female.

AN experienced hairdresser. n1anicurist stc., d.
sires few private lady customers. best refer
ences Mrs. Daurton. 81 West sth 81.
A MIDDLE AGED LADY would like position
as companion; would assist with housekeep-
irR travel etc: is capable and trustworthy
references. Address, Box Az White Piains
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
STORAGE NOTICES.
julius Kindermann & Sons
Storage Warehouses.

lsis-1ssI BROOK AVE-. NEAR 10th :.
and 5s5-5s' WALES AVE-. COX. iooiH 81
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20

For further information apply to-
DAVID J. DAVIS, Cry solicitor.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE.--A man who knows the SAT- ard
soda business can buy splendid propos,tion
partially equipped. present owner has nor IN,
money 20 g. ahead with II. and unless YOU havs
The money do not answer this Advertisement,
but II you have. and VIII write me will put
YOU wise % great business. Address y y
Slcrwin. Sis Grant Rldg.. Les Angeles Cal
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20

TYPEWRITINc AND TYPEWRIreRs.
VICTOR VISIBLE ~ Nassau sI; CATALOGUES
free: ell makes taken part payment. bsrsains
~ Vuderwoods Reningrons olivsru smitka
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-14
CARPENTERS HAVE DAYS
OUTING AT WHEELS GROVE
Masters and Builders and Trad
ers'rAss0ciatiOns Make Trip.

If there was any building done IN
Newark today it wasn't done by MEM
bers of the Master Carpenters Assc-
citation or the Builders and Traders
Exchange, for they werN all at Wit
zeRs Grove, College Point, Long Island.
Promptly at 9 o'clock this morning,
with the sky looking at its very hest
and promising a day of unmarried
sport, the steamer Arion locked at
Ripley's Dock and the 500 master car
penters and building men filed on
board. .
At the grove the crowd dispersed I'M
I'll a fog horn announced that another
che of Witzel's famous clambakes was
ready to disappear into 800 hungry
stomachs.
After thu dinner there were games
for those who hadn't forgotten the
time when they were young, and music
for those who felt like taking II easy
The committee in charge consisted Of
John r. Dey, chairman; Charles S'h1e-
del. secretary; John Callan, Munson u
Doremus, Frank P. Russell. E.. H. liar-
rison. G.. NJ. Grover, George n. Thorlp-
on. W. N. Whitlock and A. IL. Vree-
land.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-14
FUNERAL OF MRS. JOYCE.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary A.
Joyce, who died suddenly Saturday at
Asbury Park, will be held at her home,
172 Seymour avenue, this city, Wednes-
day morning. The Rev. Father James
A. Noonan, of the Church of the
Blessed Sacrament, will officiate, and
interment will be In the Holy Sepul-
chre Cemetery.
Mrs. Joyce, with her family, went to
Asbury Park last Monday to spend a
few weeks vacation. She was sitting
on the veranda of the Grand View
Hotel with her daughter, Mrs. Irene
McAllister. about 9 o'clock Saturday
morning, when she was stricken with
acute indigestion. Physicians were
quickly summoned, who worked for
several hours in an effort to restore
her. She was pronounced dead at $50
o'clock Saturday evening.
She is survived by her husband, John
Joyce; a son, George Joyce; three
daughters, Mrs. Frank McAllister and
the Misses May and Gertrude Joyce;
three brothers and two sisters.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-14
800 LIVES LOST
As TIDAL WAVE
SWEEPS JAPAN
Toxic Devastated, Over 1900
Houses Collasping. -Other
Places Affected.

VICTORIA, B. c., Aug. 14.-More
than 500 lives were lost and great de-
vastation ashore and afloat resulted
from a typhoon and tidal wave which
swept over Japan July 26, according TO
advices brought here yesterdf.' by the
steamer Empress of Japan. The fishing
fleet from Shidzouka suffered severely,
more than 200 fishermen being drowned.
At Toxic a tidal wave swept away
many houses, including a large tea
house with thirty-three people. The
Suzaki licensed quarters of ~Shimagawa
Bay were demolished, scores of persons
being drowned, crushed to death or
mortally injured.
Thousands of houses collapsed, the
number i'm Toxic and vicinity being
over 1900, according to official statis-
tics.
Among the losers we're Keda and
Sawadt. who had eornered the rice
market, with the result hat the day
before an ordinance had been issued
forcing them to reduce the price of
rice. The typhoon broke the rice cor
ner.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-14
LEAD PIPE GANG
ARRESTED BY Attn
PRECINCT POLICE

Suspected sof specializing in lead-pipe
grand jury by Judge Herr today as the
result of the vigilance of Bicycle
Policeman Albert Schmidt, who, with
the aid of Patrolman Miller and three
citizens, arrested them early yesterday
morning.
The prisoners are August overly,
John Hegeman and Charles Whiting.
overly is already on a two-year pro-
baton sentence, having been found
guilty of breaking and entering.
The three men Juggling heavy sacks
in Broome street attracted the atten-
ton of Schmidt. Suspecting, from the
along, that there was something amiss,
he ordered them to stop. Instead of
complying they dropped the sacks and
began to run. Schmidt gave chase and
was assisted by Miller, who came along
Broome street.
Each Of them captured a man, and
the third seemed to have a good chance
to get away, when Herman Willis, of
IS1 South Eighteenth street; George
Kechler. of 315 South Sixth street, and
Benjamin Schenkel, of $50 Broome
street, how into sight and at the re-
quest of Schmidt went after the third
man, capturing him when he stumbled.
The three sacks contained $50 pounds
of lead pipe, taken from the unoccu-
pied house at PA Broome street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-14
MANY NEW FACES ARE
SEEN IN LOCAL PULPlTS.

Nearly a score of new faces were
seen in the local church pHlpits >es-
terday, as the last month Of the sum
mer vacation term has caused a gen
,ral exodus of the dlvines who failed
IN get away earlier in the season Inc
PASTORAL supplies at the many dcnoh'l-
n~ational chdfehes in this ely yester'
aav included the Rev. Ezra ]. SANFORD
~ New York city; the Rev. WHEN
n Matthews, of Grand Fa'ks, n. d
the Rev. DR.. John H: Kerr Of Bro"h, !,
lyn. N. Y; the Rev. Dr. Jesse mn, %
port,and. Me; the Rev. E. u. Lowslis.
- Orange; the Rev. Andrew Taylor, q
".nada. the Rev. c. c. Cook, of Glen
pIdss: the Rev. Harry Baldwin Rob
erts, Of Tuckahoe, n: T.; 'hs KEY.
D. DR.. w. H. Mcmillan, OF
pittsb,re. Pa; the Rev. Ebert Glenn
ant of East Orange. and the Rev
James Robinson,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-14
NEW REGULATIONS FOR
USERS OF ELECTRICITY.

The attention of everybody enipio'
,ny e~lectric current in moving-plcture
places. apartment houses, three-fahllS
houses and garages, public n priVa'e'
Is called by the municipal electrl- ae-
partrnent to the new rules winch go
into effect tomorrow. Chief Eleclrle
inspector John ]. Gaffney is the author
of the rules.
The regulations in part are as toi-
lows: In garages. public or private
rigid iron conduit systems are called
for and cut-outs and switches inclosed
IN metal boxes located five feet above
the floor. A separate Enclosure must
he provided for s~witchboards and
charging panels. For portable lights
flexible cable suited to roughs usage
must be employed. together with key
less moulded mica sockets. equipped
with hook and guard. Detail regula-
lions are given as to shields and other
protective features. Motors must be
Of the inclosed type and located not
less than Ave feet above the floor or
inclosed in an approved hreproof room
shut off from the main building.