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BE WORK FOR PORT
ipjnption of Reappraisal Ex
pected To-morrow.
CHARTS HANSEL IN CHARGE
c»a:e Board, It Is Held, Must
* Accept Figures Obtained by
His Assistants.
t u, T>r-i-« r Cor-e«pctiflent r.f The Tribunal
tT^Z^cn, >*■ J • A^ rn I'— Now that the
*' r # Legislature a* been d! spotted
rf'Gffrtrncr Fcrt, it is expected, when he
t.".e Rat* House on Tuesday, will
*?£■!{* taU» «••«"?• to set In motion again
'v ii-ark cf revaluing the railroad and
t:; * j rro ?ert7 of the '■*. a dlar-aatlm
*^ cf «l:'-cS v■■ ■' ■.£■/ about by a
*°,- c* f-" 1 "- 9 - 'i"^ i s rr th« act passed l.v
;' $100,000 is riven for the
**!.'--;t:;>-*' «-* t! ~* reappraisal, but ther*
cc "*"p- 0 > lea that it must b« completed
Zmfffia , "e*r. and this latter provision, it
pointed out. makes an early beginning
SSI«CSk iterative.
Jw c c*w nuypraisal law. while letfs'.at
**J, ut r ; ciTlce the three commissioner*
** t^^xr. the wcrk. is considered a far
tfMtftf ---.?' the orHOnaJ Joint
' ■ 'jton. '.^ ■ a; it P'«a.-e» the work under
v 'J'Jpervis'.on cf the State Board of As-
mhile at the same tlm*» dlrectlr.f
■it 'the r* > arr'a isa^ shall be mad* by on«
» \t* ori^"-r.al three, appraisers, to be
** 'yj, iifOt tbm apprf^al the Governor.
£^.> 8 Har.srl. of Cranrord. is to be
L-rtd. ar.d the art rives him complete
-pfrtr, *o f*r as the hiring of his assist
*3 is concerned. The fact that the work
£u>'t* oom ur.fler the supervision of Hal
p—p( .. hrn-ev«*r. Is what is considered
. ,u p grra'.'T importance, for It Is held
•"•»: '' when t-" r^arr>ralsal 1» completed th«
a »e fcoarfl must accept the figures ob
w j B rd. whereas under the old resolution
t^i was r.ot compulsory.
Ccmrriesion Must Accept Result.
|30!&er '.r.-.portcnt rrovlsion cf the new
,-t ♦» that The beard shall have the power*
.-a 'execute 'he d-Jt'.es re* rlbed in Joint
Rso'.'-tlon N". 3 or :aST • -ar. under which
t?i»c::f'.r.sl commission was named. Now.
-1., iMtMtSOB provided that the r*ap
r ."."« B«*t *»• made under the dlrectloa
.. D< Govrncr. so that while the »■
»tsicr^ «Q bMxn a nfirriinii supervision of
•<:<. *-ork. t::"v «SS have 'ust <r.oujn to
tc rlTf R *o compel thrin to accept th«
iosß bI it
Governor Fort established m• • » record
,v., year la *-** UUIUIIU of bill* disap
...., by « chief executive cf New tmr
li«y. something like Bfty measures being
wio^l t)>" •'• :ni * >ot or< " c^ *^ P8 * bl'.ls was
pished pvrr his veto by the Legislature,
although % n OBC or two cases attempts
tier*" Tr.a<V ta do no. In addition to his
rftws 11* C<lV<T nar tiled Thirteen bills,
wfcich wa:'.s that th«*y became laws With
es,! I""! 1 BJUpUJVUI.
The Lejlslatur*. tor>. mad* something of
■ record la tba nun-. her of bills Introduced.
ft! aeuuiM have hern presented. 340 of
rfakft w-v ta the Senate and E42 In the
juscir.i : Of This number SlO be. am* 1
;j»s, •< i :? an increase cf 28 over last
;e*r. Bcaator lidmund W. W'alielce, of
Bfrr^r,. : :. : r">iiuced more bil's than any
t'±tr lawmaker. E2 measures bear'.r.g his
TZT.r ST.a'.nr Harry V Leavitt, of Iter*
HZ ;? F: ufl, with 40 bills to hi: credit,
Bfl Af^TTblyman Duane E. Mir.ard. of
li^x. > Third, with SB. Speaker Harry
P. U>rd ar.d Aswmhlyrr.an Pncle. of Mon-
BBBtSi :.»•••• the «I;stinctlon. cf not havir.ff
si.-D'iu "-1 a p'.r.gle bill. Senator Wakel^e
Sal better luck than any other legislator,
too, for Un preater part of his bills
reached tba Governur and were p:gn»d by
tan. *
Wakeiee's Candidacy In Doubt.
Speak:r.s o* Senator Wak«>!ee. gciwiy
posafl tho State Houff has it that he will
Ml be i. candidate f^r r»-elect:on this fall.
•nw cf the rlose friends of the B^rg^ri
Crur/.y .^f::ator. however. Fay that this is
ctrue — et '.• ast. if they hsrve their way
tbout It, tot; they point out. with Mr.
TV&ki»;f-* 4,^ :;s representative Bersen's in-
Jsesr* at the capital has b^^n i^r^ater than
•Jat cf a:.y other county of Its size in the
rx'.e. an | ynrp.e of the larger ones, too
Whi> It :* paid that Mr. Wak*lee has
a>r% t'r.ar. once contemplated retirir.s
iron th* 1 political ar^r.a long enough to
Bnott bis Itaje to his larpe law practice.
" > understood that he may be a cand!-
U\* for r^-*>:eci.icn to the Senatorchip,
|T9rtfi]nc 'f rours", that he is r.ot the Re-
Jctllcitn candidate for Governor.
D :.•■ pr ..- ;hat. should Senator Wake
let sot be * candidate for Senator, the
utalnatii • will go to J<-hn R. Ramsey,
«tos* tf-T «••• t'ounty <".erk will soon cx-
Bom • Mr. Baasefa friends are
i ti be b< the Republican car.dj
hai : r •• :.pr«;.M in the «ith District, b*-
r ius*. it" ■ • BOt, a man cf his popu-
Jtritr *■'.:;-: prow a etrnr.g adversarj- to
E.:.-.- ... . -..# present Representative.
2am baa also br'-n seme talk cf Harry P.
Bpeaiwr Ot the Assembly, as the sue
•*wpr I ' Ur Baißacj in the ufflce of Coun
ty Clerk, and of Joseph Broehl. chairman
cf ;h» Reoubllran County v_"omm:tTee, as a
o^iidat<» r r tbm new of!lce of R'ffiEter.
Ai«ea;!;;vTr.^- Soksjb H. Scharff may sei:k
liCßWuhaatlcn. :.:-.u. then again, may be a
«s&rtat» [or on ,» r th*> larger offices. As
•*-J^s r.'.u- >s*.uj»d In Lf-jr^n, however, ncth
hjr in «,.>.; a^;^ w <;i j;Qt for seme
***'£i '.'••■ me.
•o»?sh P Frglfanlm^aen, presiflpat of the
&m*. »;'.: entertala the Governor and his
*lkrw F^:.; ; -. r< . a « dinner at liis home at
~i?:tar < :. ~\ u's.ia;.'. T2M lawmakers will
••««•■ ■ flaj • ' th» afTair. and, i* the
Users'* F. aator has a reputation of be.ing
*«ctiler:t !-.o«=t. a *ood time is expected.
ECCM rep EX-GCVERNOR STOKES.
SKvi;>, N .; , ArrM 17 <Si«»ciaU — Th*
S^wais of «*x-<"",ov*>ruor Edward «*. Stokr*
ffltSrnUH* t'.-nsorro* In Cumberland. hSs
•-. CSBStr, sf ■>. «■ t>t \ -five petltlonß Indors-
-irn t5 ft . arrfldatw for the United
_"'.- c, . ... __. . , . r;rr;ii: y >rilon Jn
j|«?teT.b<r, to Buccffl S^r.a.tor John K^an.
fonr.ir f;r.-.«rnor iit*t»fd to-< Say that
*» k«aU Dd take any part in the LWItWIVt
* ***s in th# Ptate I>-?is!ature. but
""-Id mak^ h!s f.cht for the T'nired States
■Qtta d;r> v, wlth . h# people.
Exhibit by Hungarian school.
ijfcntaair, SC. j.. A-r-i :: <«pee.a 2).—
*'•«■• k ;t - -.Wcinn cf Sfty l»rse
"-'*»"! Srur&ici tr.a vatxr color paint-
w-'-k /:♦ pupi;, i n t h* Hoyai Hun
«rtis ■v.:>^^ o # ArT « n Budapest. Hun
~s'!'- *■■! tM placed on exhibition in the
■ '■-••:::. .re <it- r; srtra»Kt of the Mont
■** VSxokAm IJpKiSp this coi:*>ction W.!l
! Piactd * .jrk <lov.i> by the clskr^s in ir.e
■n;^l nrHwir.^ ir. the Murtclair High
*2>« Slontdalr teachers are row
*'■«.. e^jijjjji •••;.»• "It '■'■'■
I r * ;°; ° « r r:t to BurJjLpcut.
YOUR
OPPORTUNITY
Mar Be In Tlm
QUALITY ADS.
On Page 9, To-Da/s
New. York Tribune
GOSSIP OF THE
COMMUTERS
• In the Erie terminal at Jersey City «r»
light* of different colors to designate the
train* about to start for the several
brunches. The Montcialr trains are marked
•7 a red ham. and this fact ha* prompted
prctesta, though probably none has yet
reached the official ears of the Erie com
pany. Th« red light, the Montclairites as
sort, should net be the sign to the gate
way of that spiritual community, wh«>re
ail 1* the antipodes of whit the- Erie's in
<>x mi^ht Bu»geat.
Commuters from Perth Ambcy and those
from points south who pass through that
My between 7 and S o'clock In the morn
!ng hay« been amused for the last two
*e«k» watchir.a: the antics of a black and
tan dog. Each morning the dog gors to
'-- station, and as th« trains frcm the
south slow up re runs ahead of them be
tween the rails from Market street to
Smith street. The atatlcn is between these
two thorough At Smith street the
4og turns out and pees back to Market
street to wait for the r.ext train. There
are. half a dozen trains that he escorts In
this manner, and then he trots away. In
some manner the dog seems to know th«
express trains which do not stop at Perth
Amboy. and he watches them rush past
mhlle he waits for the next local.
Ho »c* M. gwetland, of New York, has
purchased th* Viven house, on the top
of th« mountain between Verona and
Mentclair. and after he returns from Eu
rop- this lummy will become ■ full
fledged commuter. Mr. 8 wet .and Is one of
the- leading technical publishers of th«
country-, controlling at present "'The Amer
ican Architect." "Tfte Automobile." "The
Motor Ape.;- a:. ether publications. Kis
«on. M. J. Swetland. whose »i> was Mis»
Elliott, of Montcla'.r. mtO build a home
adjacent to that of hi» father on the moun
tain top. Th« Vlver. house Is one cf the
most conspicuous landmarks on Mm Mont
clair mountain.
Uomclalr and Glen R;dK» residents who
travel back and forth to Newark each day
over the Lackawanna and who have been
complaining about the lack of train service
from Newark between 5:30 and 7 o'clock
Sn the *ver.in^ hare b*^n notified that the
New Jersey Ftata Railroad Commission
will consider their grievance at a n-.eeting
to bo held in the Essex County Courthouse
en Friday.
SEES DRY ATLANTIC CITY
Senator Silxer Tells Democrats
Law Can Be Enforced.
IBy T»gr»Ph to The TttbOM.]
Atlantic City. April T5 — »arlr flve hun-
Cred Democrats patherod at a "dollar dln
, DCf" at the Hotel Continental last night.
The Rev. Melville E. Snyder. pastor of St.
Paul"* Methodist Episcopal cam in
j vcked the divine blessing upon "the men
who are trying to pay the state- of wick
, (dam." The principal speaker* were Frank
Kalzenbach. Jr.. of Trenton, the last Dem
ocratic DOXBlne* for Governor; Senator
! «seorge H. Silzer. Ser.atcr Harry D. O«
, borne. Job H. Uppincott. chairman of the.
Democratic State Committee, arid Ray E.
j Mayham. piesident of the State Federation
of Democratic Clubs.
Ser.ator Silzer. who is peeler* the honor
of bearing the Democrat' : Governorship
standard next fall and will contest the
nomination with Mr. Katzenbach, was r.s
i cntery as though the Democrats had every
1 thing- done but inducting- its candidate!"
into office. He told his hearers not to be at
! all alarmed ov*>r a prospect of corruption
in the coming election. He «rmi certain the
i time was not far distant when corruption
j would be an unknown quantity in elections.
The Senator pave his Atlantic City hearers
a note of Joy when he declared it would i
be possible, to jret indictment and eosvfcs
; tion in this county for violation of the
I excise law. "W> had the same conditions
| in Middlesex once, but things have chanced
! now and we have no further Trouble,"' he
[raid, and his remarks were greeted with
; cheers.
Senator Oshome and Mr. Katzenhwch
| were optimistic uprni the outlook for noxt
; fall. They believed victory had already
i perched itself on the Democratic banners.
and would not be unseated by Halley'n
com»t or any of the Republican candidate?
!to he selected later. The rr.e*>tinff wa.« the
j largest and most enthusiastic Catherine the
; Democrats have held in this county for
, f.fteen years.
«
NATION TIRED OF GRAFTERS
Dr. Prince Says People Feel Need of
Larger Public Service.
Paterson. N\ J.. April 17 (Special*. —Dr.
1 John D. Prir.ce. state Srnat^r of Ne^v j«.r
*ey and profe-sor in rolumhla T'nlveraity.
before an audience crrr.posed rr!"' r !ra:iy of
; Ji:d«res, lawyers, capitalists and mar.ufact
urerF »t the twentieth anniversary dinner
la« n!*ht of the Hamilton Club, discussed
economic and p-overnn-.cntal problem.", de
clanr.ir that the sordid irraft. r KhocM be
I expelled, but unreasoning: hysteria in car- !
ryir.g out true reform must be avoided.
"T believe." he said, "that the people r f
America feel, as a body, that the Rtandard.i
of eurcesa in our land have been hitherto
j much tto material. There «s a growing
| wntfmrnt that mere acquisition of weallh
Is but a means to an end. »md that that
end is the Finklnif of the individual into a
larter public service."
NOTES OF JERSEY NEWS.
The Bencen County Republican Commit
i tee's next 6ir.r.*r will take p\p.c* on Satur
| day evening. May :4. at the Hotel A>ror,
New York. "• in to be ■ complimentary
dinner to Senator E. W. Wakeley. Speaker
Harry P. Ward. Assemblyman Joseph H.
SchariT and the county officials.
Mnr.trl.iir. N\ J.. April IT <Pp<»ria!).—
Eair!* P.ork. the eommandinß »rnhpnr»
pituated midway hetw^n this town and
Oranpe. in to be improved by a &'i.OW
building which will supplant the rr*!«ent
antiquated Ftructure. The building wi:i be
erected by the Essex <"o.;r.ty Park Com
mission. There will probably be a r'fgnla
along the front as an observatory for the
thousands -' visitor? who climb to Eaple
Rock durir.p the summer to enjoy the
wonderful view of ■•• York and ita har
bor which Is presented from this point.
resolutions adopted by th»s nayonne Pro
gressive Republican Association recom
mendir.tf the appointment as a member of
the Hudson County Tax Board ex -Mayor
Mark M. FHican. Of Jersey City, by Gov
ernor Fort have been sent the Governor.
The resolutions Bft forth that the G<jv
erxor would not have been nominated If
It had not bwn for the support of Mayor
Fapan. whose support after th^ nomina
tion was auSlcient to incure the Governor's
election.
Be'2evJjle. N. J -. -Arril 37 <Si>ecia3).-The
Beard of Trade will hold its MCOBd annual
! d"i-er at the ConUrer.tai Hotel Thursday
I .If* It mtkh 0» «H*«kcr!i «iv ba Vivian
i T fjorim Commissioner of Banking and
i tesaumaec: rt ll * Ie< * art « >r - w c Klm
ti,, AKcrcblym*ii Kdw.rd Kenny and
j James F. llartlne. John H. Eutuood will
be th« fcoMOfiMts*.
- - boycott in Bayonna of kosher
J2L-. who incr»*««« I f m** l
ima"y "women to attack the butcher., hu
! i« t^e boycotters oprnnm a «■*»
resulted »3 th; ff t >c AvMUe C and »tt
oprratl^ thrtv ing buMnes. yes
street. **J.^™ hovc^tters hsd no time..t<»
! t " rda> •«J r-zulir butcner». who opened
< eir h t«Mi •Jl*' D** l^ ""^
1 erai <S*3»»
NEW-YORK DATLY TTUBT'XE. MOVPAY. APRIL Iff. 1010.
FORT DECRIES BIG NAVY
Jersey Governor Praises Lay
men's Missionary Work.
Mora than or.» thousand persons turned
out in the rain in Newark yesterday after
noon to participate in that city's share. ln
the national campaign belns; conducted by
the Larmen'i M!s*icnary Movement. Gov
lernor Fort presided, and the meeting was
1 held in the Newark Theatre. Resolutions
etch aa have been adopted at similar meet
ings In all parts at the United States and
Ctr.ada were pasted, and speeches on the"
responsibilities of Christians ■• made..
The Governor at the close of the meeting
expressed his sentiments as la the- efficacy
of religion, savins he thought there was
mere power for peace In the Sermon on the
Mount than would obtain In a strong arma
ment and the building of Dreadnoughts, as
tMMDI It the "present administration In
keeping abreast of other nation*. Governor
Fort congratulated the laymen on the ob
ject of their movement. He said It was n
«reat thine under such adverso conditions
for surh a body to gather in public with
the evangelization of the "world as its aim.
"It means there 'must to something mov
ing." the Executive said, "and that toward
civic righteousness and Christian influences
and a desire to cpread the Gospel. It shows
t!»at the minds of the- people are tuminjr
In the light direction, and that the hop*
of upbuilding the morals of the people is j
abroad. It is evidence that th« Gospel is !
taking a better hold on the people, which j
means a better nation, state and city." i
The Governor said he was Impressed by
a remark of a previous speaker, that the
preatcst idol in India to-day was Wash in
ton. He wondered whether It was because
Washir.jrron was a soldier, or because he
had manifested patriotism and had taught
liberty that he was betas idolized. He Mai
he thought It was because of the latter
practice.. •
A BijTTi which h'jnc nfar th<» stape and
read. "Business In Religion and Religion In
BusineM." attracted the Go\-»mor*s "-•»
r."markii« about it. he said th«» motto
caupht his «»v^. and that th«» thought had
cccurrfi to htm to add pomethins to it.
"I tou!4 Bupsest that th© sign read,
'BupJr.ess in Beiicion. Rplicion in Business.
and Business and R<*; v «l->r. In Public LJf«.' '*
ha paid.
The s7x>SLk<«r«. besides the Governor, w<?r«
William Jay Echleffelln. of New York; H.
B. F. Ma.-far!ar..i. of Washington, and the
Rev. S. M. Zwenier, of Arabia.
THE CAUSE OF HIGH PRICES
Ex-Governor Prince Thinks It Is the
Redaction of Hours of Labor.
To the Editor r.f The Tribune.
Sir: I have been greatly surprised In
: reading article as to the reason of the
' increase In prices of commodities not to
! se* more stress la!d on the most obvious
J cause, easily recognized as such because
jlt necessarily brought about an Increase
' In the cost aC fo many article?, easy to
! calculate and constituting almost the •■• -
• t'.re rise in rrice. I refer to MM Increase in
! wagon by shortening the hours of labor.
A few years ago a vast body of workers
■ 111 1 various branches of business concluded
■ to reduce the time cf their activity from
! ten hours to *»ij?ht hours each day. No one.
; except "their families or dependents, could
' object to this. Each man is his own mas
■ ter as to how he uses his time. If he
j chooses to work a whole day he. can do It.
or to work only half of each day. or not
I to work at all.
But naturally the man who work? half
a day receive! half of the pay of him who
works all day: and the man only working
; one hour would receive one-tenth of the
pay of the man who worked un hours. If
men wished to work only «ight hours out
of ten. they would naturally receive eight
; tenths of the, pay received by the f-:ll-day
' man. Their voluntary loss of one-fifth of
their time, and of Its worth in money,
i would concern no one but themselves, and
i not affect the value of any product of.
their labor.
But tn this case, the workers demanded
I and suoie^dr-d in obtaining the same wages
I for eight hours of labor, mental or manual.
; which b*for<» had teen raid for ten hours.
It may seem strange that this was possi
ble, but '.t was <lon* through combination.
: and every one knows that it occurred. Of
■ course, every piece of work or business
j requires now just a quarter More days for
I its completion than it did before this redue
; tion in hours. A piece of work formerly re
! quiring forty hours for Its accomplishment
j would be finished in four days of ten hours
' each, but now requires five days of eight
hours each.
If the man having th<» forty-hour job to
] perform receives %2 a day. the work would
cost J^ when it was done in four days, and
! now costs 110 when It requires five of the
1 shorter days. Thus by this reduction of
I time and maintenance of full price for the
' curtailed day, one-quarter is added to the
1 cost of every product cf the labor thus af
i fected.
It may f* said that all kind? of labor
have not had the extraordinary Rood fort*
! une of being sble to get full pay for frac
tional work, but even in those rases there
: is an increase in the, expense of living; be
i cause so many of the necessaries cf life
i are the product of the increased priced
labor, so that the purchaser Is forced to
! Increase the charge for his own work.
• whatever It may be, in order to meet this
| increase — . h.i expenses.
The rosult Is easy to see. It is impossi
ble to make something out of nothing. If
i everybody 'ho produces anything charges
I 55 for what was before worth $4, it simply
changes the purchasing power of money
and reduces It by 35 per cent. No ore is
' benefiu-d. 1 ec-ause each man who receives
j a fourth mere than be nsrd to for his
i work pay a fourth more for everything
I that be consumes.
It work.« around in a Circle, and would
make no r*>al " difference to producer! or
workers bit that, on account of bt>l:ig Mia
one-fifth of the time. h» really does not
pe.t the fcame purchapir.R power of mrnoy
that h* did before. H<* Is P'ttinp th« same
I number of dollars for forty hours* work
I that he used to pet for fifty, bt:t the
purt'hay'.ntr pou-^r of those dollars Js less.
He may think that he- is gottins just as
much f°r a short day as a full one, but
really he '» itcdvlßf Just four-Sfths as
much in nurchaslr.e power.
In addition to this, in ?ome states there
,is now a half-holiday on Safmiay. That
would mean. If penerally obFervp.l. the loss
'of otte-twelfUl mori» of th,-» available time
of tnose adopting the custom. It reduces
th» weekly buiinfM time to forty-four
hoes* from the Flxty that a few years
air" was universal, thna losing Fixtcpn out
of sixty hours, or more th.in onr-q;aner
cf the entire available productive power
of tin* people.
Years ago w« used to be taogfal that one
reason far th« prosperity Of the I'nlted
States. a-« conjpared with the poverty of
j Mexico and South America, wa.i that the
p<>O!>!e In the latter wasted about half of
their t'.rr.e in holidays and really only
worked threo Jays In th© week on the
avcraße. It would have startled both old
and younK. then, if they had be*n told
that iv. thin a generation t!;e American peo
ple <at least in certain states) would reduce
their o«n produrtlv* time more than a
! quarter. It would require wonderful r.utu
|nl :i'i - -im.>»-'' -! and all of the vaunted en
terprise and energy of the American peo
ple to overcome tsuch a handicap as that.
But I urn writing simply to auKK'st that
25 per cfiit added to the oldtlme price of
I inilMUfittnn can be naturally accounted
for by the per cept ad.'.od to the price
of the labor VhJch produces thoae com
modiuer, by th« reduction of hours from
ten to eight, while retaining the o\\ p er
i diem oonijieß— ltW.
Of course, there are other causes for th«»
1 praint lr.fia.uoo of price*. Ai»un« them
•re the (treat change in the. style of living
of all classes, rich and poor; the general ex
travagance In expenditure, which has grown
steadily for a generation, and tiM constant
Increase In the salaries of officials, which
are put up on the slightest provocation but
are rot reduced when that provocation
ceases..- and which penes as a standard for
those in ordinary life. But. while all these
causes should properly be considered, and
If possible remedied, the fundamental rea
son that I have 'suggested should not be
forgotten. 1.. BRADFORD PRINCE.
. Santa n, N. M.. April 13. 1310.
THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.
The a<l\ent of the spring season, and the
material improvement in the condition of
U;e roads has,, resulted In an Increased
activity la the various oil fields. As yet.
the work has been almost entirely cf an
experimental character, operators genera.
making diligent efforts to locate new pro
ducing territory. In some of the older dis
tricts -which are capable of furnishing
ordinary wells, there is a disposition on
the part of owners to push development
work, and the indications are that the
coming season will witness considerable
activity in all of the principal fields. In
West- Virginia and Northwestern Ohio there
are signs of greater activity and the same
may bo said of the Illinois field 3 and other
Western districts. The developments of trie
week, however, have not been attended
with any -extraordinary results, except in
the Lawrence County district in Illinois,
where the King-Applegate and Lewis pools
have furnished several gusners with ca
pacities ranging from TOO barrels to 1,000
barrels. The bringing in of these wells
has attracted considerable attention. In
the West Virginia district. Marion County
continues to show up well, the last week's
work having resulted in the bringing In of
several good wells, the- most important one
having a production cf seventy-five barrels.
In Harrison County. W. Va., the White
top Oil Company's No. 2 has declined 2?0
barrels a day. When drilled In last week,
this well had a production of about 9-30
barrels during the first twenty-four hours.
In the Trenton rock field of Northwestern
Ohio there .ire prospects of an increase
in new development work, and lease owners
are looking over their proper with a
view of starting new work.
Prices for refined petroleum are un
changed at 7.75 in barrels and 4.23 in bulk
at Now York. Foreign prices also are un
changed as follows: London spot, 6 l &d per
Imperial gallon; Antwerp. lD l a francs per
I^o kilo*, and Bremen, 6.05 per fifty kilos.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
i
■KS.
Dividend. BM. Asked.
Am Brake =* F Q-Mar S 0" H3
Am Brake ?& F pf...Q-M 7 1W 1..3
American Brass Q-J •" 1»> I- 1
American Chtda Mo&Ex 13 223 -•'•'•
American Chicle pf «J « 1""- M»
A; a Dist Tel of X J....Q-J 4 50 •'■-
Am Coal Prodjcta Q-.T « '.'4 :».
American Press Q-J&Ex « 95 l'J3
American Thread- pf J&J B 4*i "?J
Am T>pe Founders JftJ 4 M M
Am Type Founders pf. W-J 7 I<>l V>4
BahrocJc & Wilccx Q-J 7 101 I°*
I"«rr.ey & Pmlth ff — 95 la-i
Pcr.iens Ccnd Milk. . ..SF*AEx — Ho 1 17
Rordenn Ond Milk pf-Q-M « 103 106
Bush Terminal ■ — 7" —
Central Firework? — . — — .1 l'>
Central Fireworks pf . . . ■ — "-"> 4."»
conn Ry & Uffht Q-F 4 7« 7S
Oiluinld Q-J&Ex « 127 130
E I <iv Pg« NVmours.. 7 134 M
Eldu P *• »m pf...Q-J 6 83 M
Empire Ft««el * Iron . . — 7 10
Emplr- Ftp*; 6 Ircn pf-- ■ — "3 W
Hall S'.nnal ■•• rilmon. . .— — — 43 65
R«rrin< Hal Mar-In .. — 30 46
Intfrnatlonai Nickel — 143 m
International Klekel pf.Q-F « »f> 94
International Silver ■ — **> —
Internationa! Sliver pr. .Q-J « 110 113
Klrbv Lumber ■■ — i<» IS
Kirbv Limber pf .... — 40 M
Klncs Co El L i P....Q-M H *120 122
I-a.-'xa-ranna steel - — <• 44
Nat Cart Register pf..i*.T 7 117 122
SUes-B«ta«nt-P Q-M 6 io«> Mi
Nl>s Bement-P rf Q-F" « Bs 102
o?i« F.levamr A»O 2 M my
Otla Elevmtor -■ Q-J « •»» l<»>
Old Dominion 3 S i*J « 1"« 115
Pacific Gas & El — *» M
Pacific Gas &El pf....Q-J < « »S
Phelps. D* Co . — 220 240
p, , Vanufarturisc — — ♦« •'-
Pope Mfr F» • —80 S3
Prod-Jeer* Oil Q-M « 1 43 m
Pratt * Whitney pref. .Q-F 6. Ml 105
Hova! V<Ca Powder Ci-MXKx - !*•> 1W)
Safety CH & I qMI Ex I 12S M
Fen-f=e n Chid* — 12*) 123
Ktandard Coupler " — -> •«»
Standard Milling Co ■ — I* 1»
Standard Mill Co p1....A&0 B 49 63
Texas Company Q-M 12 1M 1M
Texas & Parino Coal. . .Scrt? ■KM
Trenton rorteries — -* 7
Trent-n POtterl** pref.. ■ — <V> £
Tr-nton Pot fnd X crfi..JAJ 4 »1 .0
Trow D'rectcn- • — 2 *;
Union CarMd* — — — » i°i
Union Ferry Q-J 2 M ■
t'r.ion Typewriter — " "*
Union Typewriter l»t ' A*O 7 110 113
Union Typewrlt-r 2d - ,1-0 » 1«» 113
United Bank Note Q-J 4 4S M
T'r.ited Rank Note pf.-.Q-J •» "2 M
V S Flnl'Wnif S-J 4 *:■-• Ml
U S F!nishlr.«r pf Q-J 7 IM 113
V.nrinian Railway — ■ -*»
T\.«t Pacific — 2 - ft
W>it Powr — " 2 - w
West Power pf — [>i 67
BONDS.
Ma Malt Ist t*d « 102H ' o *^
Am P!pe &; Firy Ist J&J • 103 Ml
Am R S i F l«t 11*9 6 101 m
Am Tube * S Ist A&O B ■ S3
Mn Typefni d!t M.fc.N* • l"0 104
Am Typ-fnd new MAN 6 9* 100
H.cker-Jones-J MAS « 1"4 10<»
Inter Klckd l»t Ai-O P 02 JKT-»
liter Silver l«t J&J •i 110 113
Inter Fllver dbt T*J « l'U M 5
Lessen (F II) Ist Q-J « P0 10S
New Jersey rftrnb^at Ist. MAN B «l 90
N V Biscuit Ist M*S « Ml —
Korthw C-al R Ist MAN* D 73
«.!d Pom S « Ist Mi 3 I PS 105
<ir.tario I'ower Ist F&A •"> M W
P-nn C* <* 1923 mas * 3*> 33
t=to.-It Quotation Tel VAX S BO —
BeaAsy C& G 193 r*J B «i <"5
Union Carbide Ist J*J •« JW 103
Un Kdry Ist .Is 1920.. ..MAN' — W 100
United L-ad dbt .!«.! 3 83 63
t; r Fini«h eona J*.r b i« ioo
U S Finishing Ist Ji.l R 103 1«)3
Virslnla-Car Chem A&O 6 »7 OSH
•Ex dividend and r!*ht*. +K*x 60 per cent
itcnk dividend and 1 per tent cash.
BANK STOCKS.
iV.*p -■- ty CUr.ton Gilbert. No. 2 Wall atraat.)
Bld.A»*ed. | E!d.AJ>k<*l
Atnrrtr* ... «2O — J»ff-r*on ... — ITS
Via E*<*h... 2T.0 2r~l Liberty «"•>
Audubon N. — 127 Lincoln 4i»> 42.1
4::na Nat . 171 I- i llanhat <"-».. .mo X..».
btnr.x HOT.. ... — |Mkt * 233 2'» l
Bitr.x Nat.. 200 212 Vi Metropolis .. ."WO 4l'»
Batten Pk. ISO 130 jM^th t M N 270 27.1
r.<wrry •• "7S — M»reantil#> .. IHO 170
It-.trh & D. I*o 150 iM^tmimlltan. 2<*»
Bi-vant Tk.. tSS !•»■» iM«*rrhant» f . 171 J«»l
Oral *I N. I'-O ■■-. M'r^liants" X K«>
i>ntury ... 170 17.1 Mount Morris SO 2«)
CUSM ♦•W 4tW Mutual :s<> 20i)
Chatham .. 32.1 33.1 Nassau 240 -
Cheml'-al .. 443 4,13 Nat Rcwrre. lIS 129
Cit Otlt N. 1«>» 1 (! 5 Now NVth'lM 2;>o '.>•.''»
City - ... 40> 415 IN TNI! A. .!2rt 3".0
Chelsea Xx 909 -INT Cniinty. 700
Commerce . 2r. ! -4 2I7 4t4 t 19th Ward... - 420
Colcntal ... S.IO — Night * L-a>- 223 —
Cclumbla . ■ '2" .140 Nor Nat. ... — 105
Corn KxcU. 320 323 rarittc 230 Ml
Ka»t River. IK) ISO IPITK — 4«}r.
Fidelity ... JH."> 17.'. IVnplei 2*o 2!W
First Nal.. SK)O 920 PfatnlX 200 210
Fifth Nat.. "K»0 ISO Plaza C 2.1 —
Fifth At«..4300 4»0 Pro<l-ic« Hx. 170 l«0
Fourth Nat. 11»H 202 F^en;lan ... US —
14th Str*»t. I.W lt-1 |.-eah<ard ... :s»*
Gallatin ... Sfl" 30») !. Second 4<JO —
Oarfl<-ld .... 290 3<» j.-"tate 275 2!<O
German- Am 140 — l^th Ward... — 15.%
G<rman Ex. 4rX) 463 [23.1 Ward... 140
Grrmmia .. CIO 67.1 Knion lixch. I*) i'JO
Gr^nwtch.. 253 289 JWach Hti... -. —
Hanover ... »>-'!0 630 I West Side... ■O —
Imp & Tr.. f.iH) 67.1 I TorkvliU ... 600 —
Irvine N K. M 210 |
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
(Reported by Clinton Gilbert, No. 2 Wall street.)
Hid Awked. i Hid. Asked.
AlHanr. BvH5 VM UwTl*T»« LW
Am tiurety. 123 ~T3 Unr In 145 IBS
AMor :n3 2Jj5 I> 111 Is &. 7 *>5 315
Banners" . . «3»(» — I Manhattan .. KM 410
ii * '■: <;r. ar.u'i ZB2H]MtrcmoUi« .. 740 —
Tiroadway. . . I*7 183 I Metropolitan. 523 G«3
Brooklyn .. 42.1 - Mia* UonU... 11* ISO
<ii!P.'C!<» •■■ l-'W !♦'> M.itual J"5O —
Cat coof A 123 — Mut Alliance i.JO 140
Central 1010 10.10 Na«nu i"0 l v o
City Invest. 70 — Nat i ; ur»ty.. I^V»
do pref... ioa 110 n vi. I * '" 1100 —
Citizen*' ... 140 — NYM & H. SO3 21^'i
<'aiumbla .. -••» 3«J5 N V Trust.. «:><) —
Com 1 wealth. i,M» — jPeoplK's 25.1 300
CBBUWtrciat l-*24 I27HjQu t\. M:s . lio
Cmptn Tr. J«io Bid |wu«-en« <0... 117'; I2SH
K.|Jltal)le .. 4'.tr> Mil !:....'. \.-,.i UN 123
X I- * T..l*iO IH.IO Star.iloril *'*> «!'»
F!at^u»h ... 1K« S-^l ,«avoy *> i.. i
Franklin •■ 229 ISO TltW <". &T. r-3 r.40
Fulton l"Ji» - Tl«f N V.. IM't l"'i
Fidelity ... »mi 210 i, Co ■■( Am ISO 3iW»
•Guarantr • «V 5 HSW i ill n I'"'-" 10 11TS
Guardian .. 17S l« I n States. . .1223 1250
Ilamllun .. 270 2.^0 r S c«!<ualty ::» —
Home Tniot urn — vSMA: T . 473 4R3
Hud nealty 110 — qiTOII — 80
]' ,il (.••!! ... l"r. — Van Nor.lrn. -to 2H»
lit lUX <"or !"' 119 VVantiinctnu.. .!«'» .170
Klr.K* '"°- • BIW -- \\>»ti neuter l."><»
Ki.JrHertiofk XT> .140 \V &lIT 4 M |«g !•»
l^w Htg ■• MO Wini.ur ....123 US
•.Sew.
GUARANTEED STOCKS.
(Purntahad b» Edward B. Smith A Co.. No. 37
Plus atr««t. N«w York.)
Bld.Aaked. ' •. • .*•«•!
Alb A ■M. 2»0 310 M Ce*l R pf. .103 10* .
■Alb A Vt... TO 77 I Man A Law..230 — «
•Al>gl A WHO 150 Manhattan ...l.Wi MS
Am T A C... 73 76 Mas*a.w Vy. .13 14» >
!AtA C A L..IM 19* MIIA S H 120 1.3
i Au c A 8av..108 115 Mobil* APpi «7 7«
A O&M M. 85 79 I MAO atlc t eta »2 «6
B*«efc Creek. 87 102 Mcr C A Bak. «3 —
BSAFIF . . IB 26 ( do pref . . 170 IS3
Boat * Alb. 22* 232 Morrl» * Ea. .I*2 136
! Boat A L«w.220 230 do •* — •* —
' Boet a Pmv.27o 800 !N«»h A Dec. l9o 130
B * 7lh AY. 120 140 I Nash A L0w. 215 —
Bklvn Ctty..l6o 175 New Lon N" 200 220
CAB C 0. ..144 164 NT* H Ap 300 828
Canada 50... 63 C 7 !NYB*M Bpf.l* 111
c»t» Ist pf.ua 120 vYL. a W. .124 us
do 3d pf...H3 120 NY Mut T«l.lf«> —
j Cay A 8u5.. 220 230 Ninth Ay« 140 I*>
C Crcsttown. 00 130 North Car .. . 1«3 170
CPNAERSO «0 North iN H).135 —
Chat * 0...100 10H North (X J).. *7 97
CAElTcfiftl 69'; North P»nn.. .1» 203 '
do et*i pd.llo 120 Xorthw Te1... 10^ 11» .
•3 A 10th St». 80 M Ncr A W pf..200 —
C S A C pf.130 140 old Colony... 100 200
Clrfletd A M.130 — Oswego A 5..21S
| Clave AP. .17.1 177 p. tAtT. . » 70 I
do ml bet. 99 104 pat A H R... 1*» 2nO
Col A X 301 207 ! pat A Ram . IMB 2D» |
Cone A M...160 170 P-tr.'.n Valley. l 23 140
Cone A P.. 170 — p,o A B \-y .183 190 !
CA P R pf-133 142 puna r, A N'iflO —
Conn River. .243 263 pBALE. . 33 S7|
CRy A L.. . . 75 77 do pr , f « 72 i
do pref ... 7S 15 pnw * cm 17«
CTCof NJ .3 90 do .pedal. .. Ml 172
Dayton A M 180 180 P McX a V .123 ISO
S i d , B £'- 1251 25 201 j pmv A W0rc.265 275
r>t HA 9.. »7 102 €ns A ?a ra,..lDs 206
East P?nn...1.10 140 j, Ao v , . .113 —
Elshth Aye..200 273 m- A C 140 130
Elmlra A W.lOO 120 2 w * 6 I*3 127
do pref.... 143 '" £»«■ *Wh 140 1"
Er!« A Kal .229 24S v arm a Sch.'.lWf 175
Trie A Pitt.-. 147 IS7 ' c!^nd Aye 10 W
rVv/T fm i 2 'Ph»ron Ry....113 123
F W A J pf.l.H 140 ci— i,.. 120 130 I
Ti n£& rn-2% 4& Eouthw of 0.. 10S 113 ,
r'r R'v Vv 'm 191 ■ do 2d pr»f. .03 «2 ,
t»r Rlr Vy..121 121 » laso R ' 35 — <
Hart ACW 4O 4*l S A *°? B iS 11
Her.fora ...89 93 T * RAa 174, " !
t!Suimt'-A 22 Tun of St L..125 133 '
111 A Miss T. .0 ,6 23d c . 200 250 -
Interccean T. 83 103 - v j' rt>*« v «4M 232
Jack Is fit Si. '•7 f>2 rrirnr Tf/n 123 '
Jo!iet&Ch..lM ITS rr p B Rt" "m 17» '
KAAGR.I4O ISO lC * »vf l'lS 134 «
KCSL&Mptc* 7« UC A B 73 84 \
KCSLiC pf ..HO 140 Vr of T.::.123 130 ;
L. S& M 50. 300 S3O v A Mass 100 170
T, *M R pf.lflO 17 ° Warren . 173 177 }
XR 4 C 122 120 WNAR 14« 146 I
SURROGATE'S NOTICES
IN PURSUANCE OF AX ORDER OK HON.
Abn»r C. Thomas, a Surrogate at til* County
of New York. lt«4 th» 21«t day of March.
10*0, notice la h»r»by Klv»n to all persons hav
ing claims against E!ls» Klln^elhofter, lat«
of th* County of N«w York, to present th»
sam». with voucher* th»r»of, to th» subscriber,
at his place of transacting business, th« o(Hc«
of Hatch * CI«t«, his attorneys, N-> 100
Broadway. In th« City of New York, Borough
of Manhattan, on or tefor« th« Ist day of
October next.
Dated. New York. M*rrh 2«th. Ifttrt
CHARLES KLIXGELHOFFEn.
Administrator
HATCH *■ CLCTm Atfys for Adm r. 100
Broadway. New York.
US PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
•Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of Th« County
of New York. notic 1 * in hereby given to all
persons having a. ma against John at Ken
nedy, a,t« of the County of New York, de
ceased, to present th* «am». with vouchers
ther»of. to the subscribers, at their place of
transacting .Hin»«^>. No. 3 Nassau Street, in
the City of New York, on or before th« first
day of October nut.
Dated. N«w York, the 23rd day of March.
inio
EMMA B. KENXEDT. WTr.r.iA\f S. top.
ROBERT E. TOO. ROBERT W. DE
FOREST. Executors.
HENRY W. DE FOREST, attorney for Execu
tor». .to Brnad Strict. New York City. _
IN PURSUANCE OF AN~ORDER OF HON.
Abner C Thomas, a Surro*at« of the County
if New York, notice in hereb7 given to all per
sons havinic claims against Omn Frederick
Victor, lata of the County of New York, de
c«-ased. to present th<» »*me. with vouchers
thereof, to the> subscribers, at their plac« of
transartln^ business. No. 66 Leonard Street.
Borou<h of Manhattan, in th- City of New
York, on or bffora the loth day of October
next.
Oatrd Xew York, th* 24th day of March.
IJ>m.
CART. VIETOR, THOMAS F. VIETOR, Execu
tor*. .
J. A. MTREERT, Attorney for Executors. 119
Nassau Street. Borough, of Manhattan.
New York City.
COCHRAXB, JOHN V 7. , n pursuance cf an
order of Hon. ABNER C. THOMAS, a Surro
gate of th» County of New York, notice Is here-
By given to all person* having < :*l!n« against
John W. CochimtM lat« cf th« County of New
York, deceased, to present the sam« with vouch
ers ther»of to the subscribers at their rla<-» of
rran«at-tln«- business, which !s th» office of Frank
L Hall, th"lr attorney. No. 3i» Broafl Street.
Borough of Manhattan. In the Ctt> cf New York,
on or before the SOth dar of September next.
r>ate«l New York, the 2!st day of March. 1910.
SARAH CL FP.FA'CH, ADAM \V. B. O<^-
RANE. ARTHUR re WITT '.Tm'Hßa.nE,
Kxecutors.
FRANK L HAIX, Attorney for Escentonk 30
Pr.*.l Ktr«er. Borough of Manhattan. New
I^T k _fi!J._>?^_T i .
IN PURSUAXCK OP AX ORDER OF HON.
.Ahner <". Thoma.«. a Surrcßat* of th« Count/
of New Y'-rk. nr.tlcs is hereby Riven to all per
sona havinjr cla!m» against Hannah P. Ilen
drtciuoa, lat» of the Countr of New York, d*
cpjjsnd. to presen; the same, with voucher*
thereof, to th* subscn"her. it r her plarn of
transacting busine^.i. at tha offle* of Merrill A
Hosrcra. No. 12S Broadway. Manhattan. !n the
City of s>w York, on or before the 22nd day
of JVptemher next.
D»t« ! New YorS. th« 21»t da 7 of March.
T9lO
JENNIE H. LEONARD. Adminlatratrti
MERniU. & ROC.ERS. Attorney* for Ad
ministratrix. 123 Broadway. Manhattan.
New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ' 'RDtR OF HON.
Abner C Thomas. * Surrogate of the, County
of New York, notice Is hereby given to all per
sons having claims against Philip D. K»teltar
late of the County of New York, deceased, to
piesent the ume, with vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, a" her place of transacting
business, at th»" offices of Parsons. Closson A
Mcllvalns. No. 52 William Street, in the Bor
ough of Manhattan. In the City of New York.
on or before the 12th day of August next.
Dated New Tor*. the 7th day of Februa-TT.
AtICE KE7ELTAS. Administratrix.
PARSONS CIiOSSCN * MdL.VAINQ Attor
neys for Administratrix. .'.J William
Street, Borough of Manhattan. New York
City
IN P CRS LANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner <\ Thomas, a Surrogate of the County
of New York, made and entered January ISth.
A D. I'JlO. nolle* Is hereby clv» to M per
sons having claims against Diedrich Pohndorf.
late of the. County cf New York. In the Borough
of The Pronx. City of New York, deceased, to
present the same with vouchers ther-cf to the
subscriber, »; her place of transacting tuj:n»»s.
Roo-ns 31. i, 33. Smith Building. Third avenue
at 14Mh street. In the Borough of The Pronx.
City of New York, on or before the 15th day of
August next 419101.
Dated. New York the fifth day of February.
191<* MARY B. PONHDORF. Executrix.
J H'MER HIL.r>RETH Attcrnev far Executrix.
Smith Building. Third avenue, at U^tlJ
street^ The Bronx.j_N>w^ JTork City. _
IN~~Pt r RSi:ANCE OF AN ORDER OF HPS"
\hr.ef ' C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County
of" New Tort notice Is hereby given to all per
sons having i l«ima against Marr [.. Vail, late
of the County of N*w York, deceased, la present
the san-.o with vouchers thereof to .•.« subscriber
a: his place uf transacting business at th» oSlcr»
of The-<1«T» t, Bail<-y. No 62 William Street. In
Tfift City of New York, on or before tho Ist day
or August nett.
Patea Xtw York. th« 13tJi day of January.
1910.
CHARUE3 IT STEBBIN3. Executor.
THEOt>ORK I. PAIF.EY Attorney for Executor.
No. ti2 William St.. New York City.
BARRI9L SAUL'EI.- In pursuanca of an ord»r
cf Hon. Abaer C. Thomas, a Surrogate of th«
County of New Tor* Notice in her«by given to
all p*r*enj having claims against Samuel H»r
rts. late ef t.'i* Counrv of New York, deceas-d.
to present the same with vouchers thereof to the
suljscrioet*. at their place of transacting busi
ness at the office cf their attorneys, Messrs.
Rtrubeoixer, Esrhwege & Schallek. No. -•
Broadway. Borcugh of Manhattan. In the City
of New York, en or be(or« the ISta day of Au
gust next.
Dated New York. •*• M dar of February, 1310.
MAX L. HARniS)
SOPHIA. l/)CKd •• Executors.
SIMON KLEIN \
sTTtA=nnrnGER. cscawcaa « srnAt.LEK.
Attorneys for Ex* . >r», 7-4 Rroadwar. Oor
ough rf Manhattan. I'ltv if New York.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner C Thomas, a Surrogate, of th« County
of .\>w York, notice Is hereby given to all
persons having rlalmi against Darius Osd'-n
Mills. late of th» County of New York. d»
rfan'4, to present the same, with vouchers
thereof, to the gubscr'bers. at their place of
trar.s.iettnij business. No. 13 Broad Street. In
the CJtjf of New York, en or bcfora the Ist
day of September next.
Dat*d N«vr York, th« 2Tth day of January.
1910.
OGDEN" MILLS.
ELISABETH M. REID.
Executors.
BTET?ON\ JENNINC.S * RUSSELL. Attor
neys for Executors. 13 Broad Street. City
o? New Y«»rk.
SMITH. LEONARD B. — IN PURSUANCE Of
an order of Hon. Abner C. Thomu, 1 Sur
rogate of the County of New York, notto U
hereby given »i> all persons havlnic claims
URaln-t LEONARD B SMITH. lat« of the
t'ountv of New Y«>rk. deceasej, to present the
«am<* with vouchers thereof li> the subarrthers.
Nt their place of transacting business. No. 107
Warrt-n ■trwt. HnroiiKh of Manhattan. In th»
City of Not* York, on or . . r ..;■•• the '-■■. day
of October next.
Dntrd New York, the 24th day of March.
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LEONxnn n. \IITH. Jn . t-IIARI.ES H
MCYEn. ExTiitom
QCORQC W. SIMPSON, Attorney for Exec-
Dtera, '.»> Went Uroadway. Manhattan.
_ New YorU_rttv.
SCHNEIDER. niAni.ES — IN PI'RSL'ANCE
»if an order of Hon. Abner C Thomas, a
Surrouate of the County of New York, n..ili-«
Is hereby ctven to all persona havlns 11811718
against Charles B<-hneMer. iiiDtimri called C
Srhneldi-r. late of the County of New York,
nninugtl of The TJronx. derease'l. to present
t!i« name, ulth rnuchen thereof, to the. suh
pi-rlbßr. hi her plm-e o f t ; Jii'tu tin* business, at
the off of Martin «■ ll™', No. '-BA llroad
\\»y. In the city of \*w York, on or bcfor«
the ftfteenth dtiv of October n»«t.
Dat< New York, tho twenty-atxth -lav of
March. I M'»'
AH V A. B. <■ HNBIDER Administratrix.
MARTIN 4 HOD Atturneys for .\dmlnls
iratni. No *:<u Unt'Uij. ManhAttaa.
New York City.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
THINK! THINK!
How many dollar* «n» yoa rotnx t<i ap»nd this y»*r to «*nd yfrar famJTy tn th+
country tor health. pl«aaur« and happtn»*aT Wiir not bay J— r (km: tn » h<na«
*h*rt you can ha*« It all th« r*ar around and when* you purr f> •»•*»" ' *v#ry «yea-
Ing fmm your work and enjoy Ufa as it should b<» «8}oy»<l with your fariSly. and all
1t co<tts you I* what you pay for rent In th« city? W» do not aak you •■£■▼••( •
lota and wait for improvement*, but w« will (Tlv« you a boia* rea<l7 'or occupancy.
OUR SPECIAL OFFERS:
5-Room House
with bath
50x100 land,
$200 Down— sls
Monthly
Thes* homo har« all m- 1 ' ~ Improvements, mmi must b«» *e*n •-> s » appreciated.
Fliti.-ir-'l forty minute* out. In Wetteheater «"ousty. in a towa of •.50© iaiiabtvaat*.
with H*ht»J «tr»«'i. flr)> and pollen protection, school, ■toras. charcJMS. On« rr.'.\ •
from the finest boating, bathing. n»hin« In t!i« Ea*f. H».« ■ train «erv!c« ™c «txt?
trains dally. t< g cents commutation. N>w fork rrolJey ruanln* tlirousTj th» prop
erty, reasonably restricted. Ton may raias your ch:ok«a« anct have country SiTs wtta
city conv»ni«nee» and at til <» to your work. <la:!v anr! b» your own landlord.
Before porchaslav elsewhere can In wit:t all parties -.:«r«M«4 and S3 •? snd loofc
them over, or writ* or ''all for farther particular*
"•- i- •<■-• U.
• OC n. llV^iVllJO, 1O j p ar k Avc , cor. 41st St.
Open » to 3 dally. MONDAYS aa<J WSDNEiSI>AT3 untU » P. Jt
VILLA PLOTS AT LARCHMONT
City conveniences with country -ham" I.ow
price*, easy terms. Will help- you build. Pay
■am* •■ rent. Mo taxes or Interest ir»l<>. Fre«
commutation for 1 year, and buiMlnr plans
free to those who build now Booklet B. con
tilninr 19 beautiful houM plans, ••nt fre*.
For transportation addr«s
.1. X. ONER. 13 Ba«t «*d Ht.. >«w Torlt.
PI>ECRK>T.
A tern In on exau!slt« aetttne of Hudson River j
landscape*, en Immediftt* banks nt Hudson: 3 ;
cent trolley rifle from B'wit subway; lota 1300 I
up. PINEt*BEST CO. 97 Xassag^T. |
CASH BCTERS FOR BRONX AND WEST
ehester County properties. 'MOMENT H. 1
i SMITH. 4*4 Tremont >v>
KISG9 CO! >TV.
Wo Sell You the Home .NOW.
You PAY OCT. I, Whan Your Leasa Expires.
Possession Any Time.
SOME OF THE HOUSES— 3OO OTHERS
1(5 IRVING PLACE. SHOOK! >
Priea fS.IOO. Only $1,000 down, out of which w« will -n.i 1600 «a th» he«B»
163*AVU U 'i« .lOO.\LKMO>' STREET. nROOKLTN. Fultabl* P>r doctors or
"* U\F\VETTE AVENUE. 1»? AVOIX BROOKI.TN.
nDAniriTv CU he P?mo<iel>d for «tof««« aa<l
111:111 -' apartments. On!y $2.30 i» casS. « ad
11 rooms tad bath; only I' "*•'"* '••**». | var.es enough to rtmod^l.
R.EALTY ASSOCIATES
Capital and Surplus, $5,000,000
176 R.emsen Street. , - - Brooklyn
COUNTRY PROPERTY
ARTISTIC NUTLET HOUSXS. 14.750 UP:
choice lots $230 up. LAMBERT. 90 Nassau ,
St.. M. T. _______
TINE COUNTRY SEAT TO RENT FOH sEA
son. at Bedford Station. X. Y. F. N. CLARX.
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET. _
FOR RENT.— IX NORTH TONKERS. MODERN
furnished houi^. ilftached. * rooms and bath.
for summer months; •- i - «tatlen and river. Ad
dress M. C. W.. Pox 45. Tribune Offlc-.
UNFURNISHED APARTME " ;
THE BELNORD
B'wsr- Amsterdam Are., and Mth t« «7tb St.
W. H. DOLBON A CO, Agent*.
.".27 Columbus Ar».
BOKOI i.H OF BKOOKI.Y>\
Y. F. Pelletreau & Co.,
186 Remssn St.. Brooklyn,
Hay» ''•.» finest a.r*r'rr.»r>:n In nil »•■• «"f
Bt-oklyn in rent. With an«l wttliout •^■^ator
s^rvlc^. rrlcrs from $338 to |l.« 30 p^r y?*r.
rail rr rh"n<> WTO Maln -
TO LET FOR BUSINESS = -=> 3 OSES.
140 East 34th St.
Exc'lVnt location fnr hu««in»«s stor*-« or hrar^-
Ing hou«*: loir r»aia!; twenty -.oars' l*«« may
Iw otxiamil. '"all Room 3tM, .VC 3th »v». Tele
■ ..>r- .T»ll Murray H III.
TO T.ET. STORK ON S. W« OOnNER OF 2D
■\v. and ".Id at-: nnw used as > Cents' fur
r.ishlnjt «• -r». ROBERT I. BROWN. 20 Nas
sau nt.
r v r^. Large and Small
To Let Offices
Single or ra Suite in ths p
TRIBUNE BUILDING
134 y*ssmn Street Opposite City Hill Park
The Centre of
Transit for the
Metropolitan
District
"L" Stations
Entrance to
Brooklyn Bridge
Subway
All within a Step
APPLY FOR. TERMS TO THE RENTING
AGENT. ROOM MO
SURROGATES' NOTICES.
IN PURSCANCB QY AN ORDER OF HON.
'Ariner C Thomas, a Sarro*a:e of the Oooaty I
of N«* York, notics ts hereby $iven to alt per
< r.s havtng -x ■■■• against I.:-" ROT DILLER. \
late of the County of N*w Tork. decease'!, to [
present the same, with vouchers thereof, to th« I
subscriber, at his ar-» or transacting business
at th« offlc* of hli attorn*?*. Mullan. Cchb £
Mitchell. N°- 23 Üb#rty Str*«t. Borougd of Man
hattan In the City of New York, on or before
the :«nJ star of Au»i»t next. Dated New York.
,?• wh «Uv of February. 1^!». PHir.ETLJ*
FORRY WILT. Executor MIU.AX. rOHB &
MITCIIELK Attorney* lor Executor. 23 Liberty
Street. N>w York Olty.
X 2*' FCBSL'AXCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
*Ahner C Thomas, a Surroitate of the County
of New York. notlc« is h«r«by Riven tr» a.: per
■t'<ns having clilms aßalnst Isadora Ely Jen
kin» late of the County of New York, d"
cea»ed 10 present th«» a.icx*. with vouchers i
thereof, to the subscriber*, at their p'.aca of
tran»actlnir b':s!ner»t. No 30 Broad Street, in |
the i'lty of Sew York, on or before the lTtrt j
.lax of October next. Date-i New York, the «t!i
day of Aarll. 1010. ISADORA H. ELY.
JOSEPH J. BED 1 Executors. ARTHfn I- ,
I.IVERMORE. Attorney for Executors. SO
UroaJ Street. New Tork CUTj
STEMME. JOUN— IN PIRSL'ANCB €>T AN
onler of Hon. A»m*r C TtinraM a »»urro*at»
of the County of New York, notice la hereby j
■ lvm to all persons havtnff claims against
John HMMW lata of th» County of New York,
deceased to present the same, wtth Touch«r.»
thereof to the subscriber", at their plac« of i
transactln« business. No 320 Broadway. Bor- ,
od*h of Manhattan. In th- City of New York. |
on or before the JOth day of October next.:
nate.l New Tork. th« f»th <iav of April. i:HOL
NN J S. STEMME. HENRT BTEMME. FREO- \
ETIICIC STEII, Executors FRANCIS n
rIIEDSET.^ Attorney fr>r Executors. No. 3UO
Broadwar. Manhattan^New York City.
iS~PtfR3I. ; ANC:E Or* AN ORDER OP HO*. '
" \hner i' Thomas, a Surmgat* of the County j
r>f '.New Y»rk. notice Is hr-rehv Klven to all per
son's having- cUtms a«aln-it Jt>s«ph Austin Stet
son late of the County of New York, de
ftattfd. !• pre»ent th<» iimo, with, voucher*
•hereof, to the subscriber, at her pUc» of
transui-rtn« biutness. at th» office of William
n Ht«)>-r. No. :« Liberty Street. «n the City
of Now York, on or before th« 20th Jay or
AU pi\Vd n New York, the tTth day of Ftbru»ry.
. TT*. ta» 17th
131 M \niAN irSeSTSOX. Admlntstrami.
v %n
WILI lAH l> PAWYFR. Attorney for Adtnm
c itrti. 29 Übertv !«ire»t. Dorough *!,
Manhattan. New York City.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
i WESTCHE.HTER COOTY.
•Room House
with bath
SOxICO land,
$3,250: •
$300 Down— sls
7-Room House
with bath
50x100 land,
$4,300.
$400 Down-
Monthly
Monthly
[ J. S. WHELAN.
i REAL ESTATE \NTWHER« IX TOXKBM
Soiit^ Bro»<lwa rnr. M.r.-.i.i At*..
__Tor.ic • N. Y. 'Phon* ;>o<t Ton'.i»r*.
AT TONKEnS— THE BSLFOR? Et-EVATOIt
Apartmeßt. ~orn»r fost •». »m! {{amilton »»•..
n»ar Van CWtlasdl Park, a^^ic^nt To n*'«
HtlT. «ff»r^. .'.. n. T. )* moms, $4". SiO. J«o. *TO.
I OERBEnEUX fO., 3B!> 3<vitfi ffwir. T"nk»r<.
PHILIPSE MANOR ON THE Ttrt>sOX.
Oa« m!r» unobstrirttfrt riv»r fronts*-: 3O rao-1-
I•m r^»iderr»» nf»r rompWlon. AiMr«M
PHILIPSE MANOR « - O.
1 PMhpa* Manor. New Tor*.
KIXI3 COOTY.
B"R"|.,H or qcee>s.
BRICK AND STOTK DWELLTtT AU» Tit
prov«mentJ. U rooms. 2 batSrocras: ar««
'••a. Wajhlnyfon and L*»rwir« «t«. Flu«htn<.
L. I. : ts«"OO: cr will r-nt. ELLIOTT * BU3U.
194 Bnairray. N«w Tork. •> looi a;rat^
XIW JERSEY.
SrMMIT PARK.
Pouth Oran^". N J
7s>ts Cjxl'rt f.. S4<w> f« $t.2(V» ; mi'!»iT«
payments. ■'UNDERWRITER?' REAT.TT ANO
TITLE m.. 42.1 Fifth v/». N»w Tirk
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. _
DON'T Ml.*;* THI3 OPPORTUNITY.
ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE OT ."•*> LOT 3
AND ONE.DWELLIVO AT
BE V --F • T. BATTLE HILL PARK.
WHITE PLAINS. N. T .
RATCHDAT. APRIL 30TH. 1910
91 El<""*tr'.e Train* Daily on N. - * rtmiimm
H. X Buj»« wiil m**t all principal trafrrs.
BRTAN T_ KENNELLT. Auclnneer.
I.'.tt Prn^wa;-. Neiy_ Tork Cltr-.. .
. REAL ESTATE. ;
BUNGALOWS
Portable and p»re!*n»nt.
MOST ARTISTIC
P!ac». your orders *acly.
BILLINGS-STEVENS CO.
4 Ea»t IMJU.. ■>•••»» Torfc.
ADVERTISEiXENTS AND Si:BS'*RlPflOx3
for T'ha Tribun* Wtll>«J af th<»ir Uptown
Offlc<». No "!."•.«» Broaiiwa?. b«t»*»n "«>tr> anil
37th sts., unMl 0 o'cloeic p. n. Artv»rtts»ra«i-»
r^c«»lv»'l at th* fillowin* branc!t oScm at r«ir
«!ar nKc» raf»s until * o'rlnrk ?. m.. via.: 2<H
»th «v«. ». e_ cor. CHrt «t. ; 1."!.* *th »v» . cor.
lUth lit : I*> 4 East 14th *f.; C"7 W«»t 42J St..
h»tw»»n 7th *mt <ith ay«.; 2«T. W«*f l^itjj «t :
tr>3s ,Ift »v». ; lH2fl 34 ay».. near «M? at ; 171*
Int »v»., n»ar «f»fh »t.; 1."7 East 123 th «t. : 7'l
Tr-mnnt »\*.; KTirt S.I *v ■ * *.j.i anjr Aza«rican
Dl^trt"t T^T-granh Offr».
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
Absolutely Safe
Fast- Running
ELEVATORS
(Plunger Type)
Electric Li£ht
and Janitor
Service
OPEN EVERY
DAY
IN THE YEAR
SURROGATES NOTICES
IN PURSCANCE OF AN ORDER OK WON.
Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the Ounty
r>f New York, notice i.-t her»bv m:\-nn f> alt per
sona having claims against Wliliara R. Down.
lat>» of the County of Ne\r York, deceased, to
pre*»n? th* urn* with voucher* t*>«»re<if t » th*
»;:«. Ti'.tT. at its pUr* of ;r.»in.i--::-.< business.
No. l'l-JU William Street. Borough of Man
hattan, in the City of New Yorlt. on or brf.>r*
th« 13th <iay of October ne»t. Dmteet N»w?
York, tn* 6rh d«y of April. i»n» TUB FARSX
EP.S* LOAN AND TKCST COMPANY. A.imtn
tstr-\?.ir d» honts nun. i-t^JI'SO.N. \VER.\EFI
* COHDOZO. Attorner* for Administrator <t»
bunis r.-n. 11l Broadway. M-ir.h.i:;^.:. N• v
Torte <*)tv. ■> - '■
IN PUUSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF lIONJ
Abnar C Thoma*. a £urro«*t» of th« f'ouaty
of New York. not!c« »• hereby c!v»»n ta all p«r—
•una having rUima against i^ar'.o Dauheior.
late of tS« County of New Yjrlt. ifeceau-d, to>
;;-s.-:i- rr.t- «a:r.« with vouchers thereof to th«
•übai-rlber. at iier pluc* of tranaactine busisr".
at th« ctSc« of ilerrl'.l .* Rocsrx N* VZ»
Uroaiiwar. M.i". K .a?:an. In th» CTtv of New You,
on or befor» t?-.« first day of Aug-^st next.
Pateil. New York, the 2!« Th day of Jjn:arr«
1910. ROSANNa BATCUELOR. ExecufriX.
UERRIM* & ROGERS. AtT«rnev» far Executrtt.
IS* Uroartwiv. Manhattan. Ntw Torn Cl:y.
IN PL'RSL*ANI_"E OF AST ORDER OS" IU).V
Ahn«>r C Thomas, a sfurrosa:* of th« County
of New YorU. notUi* i» herrbv given to ail p«»r»
«0r.3 havtns claims .<!;.>::■ ..: Edward O. K.n I r: <.
lat» of th« t*Ounty «f New Yor:c. a«n«-*sn>. t»
pr»*»nt tb* same. with vouchars thereof, to th«
»;:'.-. r:h«r. at his r ». c i.f transMctlnar business.
at th» OlT.cs of William A. Hlaes. K3 Wall Street.
In the Ciry of New Tork. on or before th» 2SU»
ilav cf St"pti*mN»-r ncxf.
TateJ New YorW. t:ie tlth .*ay of March. I9l*k
THOJtVJ J. 'JIESHA.V.
Temporary Ailmlntstrafor.
WII.UAM A. HINTS. \ttom«»y fur T»mpor«r»
Administrator. «3 \\\t.: Str*«t. N«iw Yarfe
_Otv. _ -
In pursuance ok an order of honT
Abnar i*. Thomas, • Surrogate of th» County
of N«w Tork. notlc* * hereby «tv«n to All p«r
■-._■. :ui!i!,- ■•'.nr-t.. i;nn<: R<t«na K. UrancX
!at» of th« County cf New Tork. deceated. to
present the ami wits voucher* 'hereof to «$•
••.ibsiTih«r. at h:» plac* of transattln* businesa.
No. 25 Ptn« Str«!»t. in tt\m Ccrouga of ilanhattaa.
in Th<« ruy at New York, ca or bef ■:■» tn* six
teer.jh .Uv of Auitust next.
l»*te.l Ne» YorU. tn« fourth day of r niiiMTL
1310. -' ' •
* ARrHIRAr.r* S. W« v iiiwhiiimiii
CUARLEJ B.«THOn.t. Attorne%' for Viaitnt*
' trstor. 163 Er\>*&-*iy. lUnfc.itua. N*w Tor*
Citj.
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