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REGRETSGOVERNMENTACT
Judge Gary Explains Position Re?
garding Injunction Proceedings.
PAPERS' CONTENTS KNOWN
Statement Says After Wire Pros?
ecutions Their Usefulness
Was Thought Ended.
Afiar ? eonfsraaea katwaaa the leading
officers of the United Slates Steel Corpora?
tion and officers of tha American Steel and
"Aire C*HBpaay, held at the headquarters of
' i orporation yesterday afternoon, ex
Judge K H Gary tru?.* out the ?ollowing
stateaasat explaining tne Si?j?I Corpora
t ? i.'- ; (.. lion with regard to the injunction
settings brought by the government:
:ei that the government has thought
It aecestiar*)' 01 u<.-?liable to nie u p.-tluon
lor an injunction '?> restrain the Steel ijor
;?oi_;u>n arrj Its subsidiary companies frorn
?? ?i.cli Hi?- tov*
'. to j.'oduce In support of its
trull ugalnst tire Steal Corro?atiun. The pe?
tition is uaBe? upon the singla circumstance
? lime ir. October last Frank
lent oi tlrr American
bit ?el and ? caused to be de
a.1 leria.r. - that had been
ury in New York
when they were Investigating the -o-calie?)
ion .?.Ir? iiooia l had never iicaid of
? se papers until ?
Inquiry I learn that the clr?
cvmstances ?ere as tallows:
li thi spring ?>f ?'.'i; tin Xas -'oik fed
rriaii? .?ur.v. under the direction of
District Attorney ?Vise, he-ran an Inv?
tkrn Into lbs Jaekson wire pools During
-attion a suui.a'iia
? tin;: the nin- company to
? r.? b. .aritir Upon
the trhnsscUons under liuiulry. Thf- officers
<i( the '.Mi.- company complied with tbe
atherlng tosether from their
all th? pa] . for. They were
and rilled a large trunk.
<?i. of tl.?? otlicers brought the. trunk full of
ter, Mass . where they
assembled, to the grand jury room in
Si ? V??' k.
Instead of being re'.alncd In the custody
of the oil.' -: them during th? re
? .i i : >. these papen wi re
..li turn"! ?<\? ? tu th? District Attori
equest. ir. ordrr that he and his as
's might have opportunity to c.x
? s i uni informed, tin.-- ex?
amination was made and the paper? were
. igued, and their content? noted, t'pon
amlnatlon being completed, and upon
lay the indictments were filed, the
trunk tull of papers was re'.urne.l to Mr
>poiii?i to his letter referred
to i? ? ??? ion.
t menta were all disposed of by
pleas of nolo contender?, and the ?papers s ? n
t.. V' r ra'Irrt for again I y the District At?
*
sonal ch. r t;' ?if Mr. MacVeagh alurin?,' all of
lih ,->n'l until the St h of August, srhen he
left on a '??? months' vacation, During the
ce of Mr. MacVeagh Mr Belling, aj?
ustant ?s?rierai solicitor, was in ? h.
the office, ir. had ?been absent in Europe
dunnc th?* month of July and part of
August.
At th--? end o' er the ofti ol
Mr. MscVsagh and Mr. Boiling were moved
'Ik- seventeenth to the sixteenth floor
of No 7' Proadwa'y. Mr. Bolltnt,- then no
tl?*ed the trunk in ore of th.- offices and ?li- !
rected tha' Inquiry be made ?t ihe .>:li.?>?.-? ,
of the American Steel and Win- Company.
i Church street New York City, lo '
In'II k could no? he stored
n hearing that it could, he di?
rai. an?l it was accordingly
"?moved ?o the office oi the wire company
? i bout September 28. 1911. Thi?- \?
done wltbont th?- knowledg? "'? Mi Mac?
Veagh, When Mr. oviton. of the D
?tu-?-. ai?r'li?'?i about the end of
1< .iv? ?., it M-o.-t the ?'"ntents of
the trunk, Mr. Boiling marie Inquiry at 'he :
?.thee of the ulre company in New York
Hnd learned ?bat shortly after the trunk
??ai received at tl forwarded
by director, of Mr. Baackes to the office of ?
Th.? wl-e company at V" lia sa
from whirl? it hnd ???en ori-tlnal'?. B<
?'ier Inoulry developed thai
nrrh-al at Wore? '? r Its CO)
stroyed b? order of Mr Baackes Mr.
Tl. ??-)<?'s reports that when be orde'-a.d th?
??rntents rttsetroyed he supposed th it all th?
rroxecntions grosrlns out of the wire pools
fere at at. er??*, ar.il that the panera wer?
nq lonper necd-d for any pun
Trenton. N. J? Feb. 7.?Notice of tl
SBBWsd yestcda?. b] Hids.?- Gray, of thf
"nited Sta- ('our?, dire, ting cer- ,
lain defendant* named in the government? ;
' ? ? -'ate- Steel Cor- !
noration to ?-ho" ? n Monday why
they ?hould not b? re?rtrained from daetro?.
ln~ book? and papers wanted by the rov
ernment in the prosecution of Its action, i
were ?served ? ?sterday bv United States i
Marshal Aleott on the Steel Corporation. '
and eight of the defendant? named In the j
order. Marshal AlcsM serrad the notlcas
personally In Nswsrk and Hoboken a? the
emees of these defendants
The four other ?lefendanl.?- ?o th<
?o show cause will be saffsd Mith notice.?
by the marshal?- of their d:3trlcts, to whom
?he doc'jm- Mat ?lor M
??'da?
STEEL BILL ATTACKED
Would Close Many Mills, Manu?
facturers Say.
? i ? :?
Washington, Feb. ?. ?Wip n| out th?
narrow tariff msrein which measure.? the
difference between the cost of labor In th<
United States and the cost of labor in
German v. Belgium and othei Huronean .
?"oimtrles. a? prono?--! In th? Democratic
steel Mil, Mil result in the ?losing of man]
factories, according to the testimony ol
manufacturers to th-- Senat*
mtttee on Finance to-da?
A H. Fredericks, of Kokomo, Ind., said
?hat the <Uait<sd S*atei cannot compete with ?
?he worl-i h the manufactu?? of itael ind
wire fenrin?; under th? renditions imposed j
*^> the IHouse bill, which leaves ? dui> |
on tha raw materia:
l'hed product
Tl Atkins, of Indianapolis, pr-ue.-te.:
that the tariff on taws marked only the
diffeianes in the labor r*?t?at, and t<> aiw-.iisii
havo in Un Industry.
X\'i!lian? ' '?:? tt '.???'?
.nd Iron manufacturers on
the Padfle Coast, sa d -hat ?".f-rniany,
fa now supplies half the amount of
thi? material used ir. that region, will
supply all of it if the tariff is removed.
?.0 said that the wagSB paid in K;ir?>
^?a?^ag^H-i".?- arc than half
oast. The hearings will
1- ??? ?? ? -morrow, when ?.'liarU-s M.
that ihe Republicans of
[ n:?-r? ly oppoBln-; the
win frame on?- .if
that stated to-night by Senator j
? S nutor t!*UmiBlnS first suggested '
j that thr insurgent? and the regulars might
get topr-'her on such a plan, with the S?
pertatl-ni that the President would approx ?
the bill if the steel report of the Tariff
Board vrf submitted to him In time to
afford ?--curate information on which t?,
a-t. if ?t -j found that r an -..,
completed within the next month or two,
the plaq of sending a Republican bill bat-k
to "he Hou"-? revising the Iron and steel
?-?Vdule will be taken seriously. In this
even*, th.- insurants and Iiemocrats of
ths Senate will probably man.i tourath.-*-.
HIS CHECK, LAWYER SWEARS
F. R. Couderts Testimony Read
in Suit for False Arrest.
The testimony of Frederic *<? .-0,icjrr,
read in the tFupreme <*ourt yesterday
in the action of Frederick Bierman. who Is
?suing James C. Fargo. as president of the
American "Express Company, fo- $.' ?
d false arrest and mat|ejo-is prose?
cution.
Bierman ? tried ?tnd acquitte^ on the
I charge of tryinc to cash a traveller'*
! check for ?1C0 which had been made out In
London by the American ?Express ' "?i?
par! y 1o Coudert.
man told about a straneer. -who salti
s a steward on s Gi-rman steamshiPi
giving him tho check to cash, the name
having been binned <>JT by the stranger. |q.
advertenUy, . c h< explained, erith a cigar.
Coudert made affidavit that the , heck
I Bierman trie?! to cash was hia
He said that be was a pa asen tor on a
? steamship from London to Neat York and
: had three traveller's checks. He discov
j ered the theft of one of these when he
! reached New York and believed that ft
' was taken out of n ?raltot that was in his
' ' oat pocket wh'lc he ins In bis bath on?
I morning.
Lierman, the plaintiff, told on th.- stand
?that tie mysterious stranger wl.. asked
! him to cash the ch.ek <?ici n<.t promis.- htm
anything.
Otto ltaphae! teat I fled tha;
Blersrtan told him th. -t.-.i to ?-?-t
S3S from the proceed? of the check I
his way fo St. Louis, when- hia family is
living, An employe of the American F.x
told about I
?' ? the .-?'tup. t.\ .limos?
?rying that he had got tl:a ch-BCk In Bre?
men and that he feared he ?amild not get
th* money beeauss he had burned otr the
?
? . s
SALOON FIRE NEAR THEATRE
Blaze Makes Some Abandon
Drinks and Others a Show.
RatTOttS of Philip M ? n. at
i the orner ? and 35th street.
;-? .ax.d strangle holds 09 Mini
1 glass?-? of various sises range?l alorkg
front of them and made ? concerted charg.
? hortly aft? r I .... -k last
Bf, w h.-n ,i loud ?N|?losi?.ti .?
back oi th.- bar. follow? i by a -"sb of
flam, that burst from a cnr-in.-t at i -
- Went*, the bartender, ?? ? h was
i pouring out u drink.
Wents dropjM-d the bottli i n the '?*?? with
a crash and dashed Upetalra to the ihlrd
floor t?? rescus Mr?. Uandelmao. H
un< I ' rrterlcal al the mention of lire, and |
the bartender had to dran her doum the taro
fllghte to th? et
i . of tli ? pparatus, :n
- ?Deputy ?Chief Itoes, ar
-i\e.i and ;. san s;.. - into the
SSlns saloon. Lieutenant Kstahrook. ?if
the Itth police precinct, irried Into s
variety theatre i?*xt door and told the
three hundred patrons to march out ouiet'*
Thli thej did without an) sign of" panic,
and the ntruse iras emptied In about tht-e.
minutes.
? ii**ief but ?bar** fisiit th* Bremen
succeeded In extinguishing th<- i l,.z<- m the
? . whi^h di?l about ?-" - The
? t'Osed to have bat n
?isulatlon
S
ANOTHER RICKARD HEARING
Tells Why His Namr- ?Sronld Not Re
Strickfn from Civil Service Li.t.
EUekard, who ?as assistant
superintendent of Bellevue and AHied Hos
and ha', been In i'* servi.- trota
ivn until be was dismi-.se?* |<_
? of the .'..nnn,is?'..net- of accounta
th hatting allowed .erialn
? " to be Usted
under different names atona
fore, the- civil ?endos Commise
to explain why hi; nam? should not I
"ken from the evil servfeM :
It had been restored last Ds smbei
The summons yesterday to stand ?
Inatloi nmlaslon ?
ond which Rli kai d
? In the last ;>. i\e.-lv?i A? tb? re
? ? e* -?ninifior. " '.
laced a? 'he top or the dril r-arvl?*** j
to hi.- credit Whei
? '?1 trial few dismissal ;
last month Ma ease was revl-swad and I? i
<--e??>d thai his name should :
loured to remain on the list, ?lien "rester
...,> - bearing opened Richard's lawjn
J. Talley, called attention to the pre*
mission an
?hat the latest summons
i.eared to Involve polities somewher? out
lbs commission
? ? leading physldaaa In ths city
lent h tters to UM <0 de?
claring that RlcVcard was dlamlssed from
. price nt Us hospital on a purely
technical charg' s]*? called at?
? t., his llfcaavlng record, which In?
.-ludes reecuai of three children at a fire.
I of an insane patient from
drowning, nine months service in a typhus
fever camp and the reacue of two ehlldren
In a runaarai At the *.-n-i of th- hearing
Ion.
ACCIDENT TO MONUMENT
Schurz Memorial pclayed by Breaking
of Big Ston?.
Although it had been panned to un\e|]
the f'nri Bchurs monument, at nfiih
overlooking Sforningsldj I'ark, on
Muy 14, an acd/sat tiiat happened In the
quarrying of one of the principal itones
will ne? ebsitate the postponement of such
r.-r? monies until perhaps late In tha fall,
was told last nis?- by Kan Bitter,
the sculptor, v. ho has beer. mSklUg the
Rchurs memorial, which will cost 85."..ton.
Lfts?-i ?is?il?' -"-* ? ????? ? ? ? ?--- ? '-??" ??-??? ? - ? - - pqaapamamt ? ? ? ? ?
The Tribune
Almanac Eg 1912
Last year the size was doubled while the price remained the
came. This year it is still larger and new features have beer
added. Price, 35c. by mail, copie? in boards with cloth backs
and handsome cover in colora. 60c. by mail. Send your order now.
ORM miB?Xb,
1?4 Somhou Street, Net? Tor* City.
paper cover,
Hease tend the 1?13 Tribune Almanac, j gj^ cover>
| for tthich find encloted.cent>
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Sanie .
Addreet
Number Indicted Now Said To
Be More than Forty.
Indianapolis. I'et 7 ?<~*ap!ase?, ((
' eimuluin.-ous arre?t of all the men named
In the thirty-two indictments r*?jrr>?.i by
j the federal grand jury m the iqrmunlte cob
! spiraoy easts with certl;l.d copies of the
Indictments, were completed to-day In the
ration that the arrests might be ef
faetad within five days?possibly on Sstut
lt probablj next Meada*
Alt.hr.ri_h thi men, mon of them labor
' union official? and atren'9, are SCS
i from Boston to the Pacific Coast, the. pa
pet? for thdr spprchension have Leen so
( mttmttged that they arc to be arrested and
i afforded an opportunity to gt\t bond on the
I ?ame day and as near as possible within a
few hours The pttpA, said for all th< men
to agg ?. tel ?.000 la to Im a?keri tot tbslt
appearance In Indianapolis on .March l",
i when t! e* SI. t?. be arraigned before fed
j era! Judge a. B. Anderson.
The necessity for taking into custody ?o
! many prisoners located in at least, twenty
?distant Itles srttbia s given tiiae. so that,
through premature .trrt>t, one d?tendant
by demanding s copy of his indictment
? may not reveal the names oi his alleged
cO'Coiispiratorf. is regarded a? unusual
It ha.?? deve! ?red tha ? nilaiits. BC?
loused of i- with tire M ?amaras
I and Ortie ES. McMaalgal In perpetrating
! more? than one hundred explosions before
; and after the wrecking of Um Los Aagelee
; Times Building, will BUmbST Si least forty.
i and )? naors Tha stetenant was
made thsl there were at least etent more.
j d? fendants than the number of Indict)
I returned as many of the true bills esa?
tained mora than one name. Telegrams
ncjng lbs return of the Indictments
at? said to ir.iv? forwarded fioui
i United States District Attorney Charles W.
[ Mill.-?? ? office to-day to authorities in vari
ous federal dlBtrltrts where srn*sts are in
follow,
"While there will he no ha.?te In making
arrests It will be don? aa i Bible."
! .??aid Mr. Mill.-- p\ :? m?iulries have
.- t ? i]. '? 'it we
- hav?- declln? .'..!. ?Szeept for the
n? .^-easlty of arresting everybody bid
within a glvsn Um . w? are haadHag these
us) ; i ?ao would any others.'
N. Y. TO SEE BOMB ROUNDUP
Burns Predicts Surprise When
Arrests Are Made Here.
William .1 Burns, who bad be.?r
fron) M* office In tl two ?lay.-.
In
referen? a to I ? Indi tnt nts In c< n
-ri with tbs dynamiting casi ind t
expected arrests In this city, he said;
i "The ?ext news a-- t.. ti;?" will
Marsha] Henkel Ml i ear sa* nos
? ? ? ?te i nduj ?? i?! i rol ably i e
prise '?? ?n ?: ? ! d ..?I ? snee ot t).
- I) would be nur :
for me to go lut
H. still to the opinion that
'nt Qorop. I 'nerl"(in I ?
tion nf La orbs ? about the dyaamitlna
that ?ras i of the gull)
McXaatars broth? ?
"I am r ?
h? ssM
? E, ' 1 r? inr? of th?
ESrsctoi - '. I that s hll? there
bud l ? I deal of gua
who ?? <
HI York WOUld
lie Itni'li 11
Ses York
?District Council Of th? Irte-nstionsl As-'
Uon of Brldgi and Structural Iron
Workers. ? hlch repreaenl lo ?;
un? i ns In 1 * no?
discuss th? "i.minis sri ?
"I know nothing of th? WBS
In said "1 I ?'" r?'-i\ed ti" ?-oininutil? a
Uon from Indlannp' li*-. and I d?> BS?
what ? ' -?
ine .?bout
I nu?-i .-? ? Attorn?*. ''? ? -? t
Wise, who elv?M th- o?)? af.town
int? and fixes ?hen? ?
Henkel i . ? ? I
ha did i ' ' ?ape ? I ? get ?he warrant
? ir hum. ?-s -? Mi Wise und? n i
i hat th- ? arrant I srvad an t
ige ? fron,
..?.-. ?..?? sill b? . ? '
'.? Henk?
?
?' marshal
COCAINF BUYER DISCHARGED.
rugglBl of Ns,
?
after
- ? . ' ? tatas Dlstrl? t
? ? ? ? rge that ha put'
eecalns smuggled into this rount
William Rind, Brsi officer ?-f the steam?
ship SI Psul Rind ? ? ?
ago foi smtigaliti- Jewelrj nml eoa;slne
D-d was sentenced to i y?sar imprison
men' on 1
CONEY ISLAND BOARDWALK PLAN.
Controller Prenderj-ast ard Pr?sident
Steer.? nf ?h? Borough of Rrooklyn. act
mmtttes Of th? Board or Bstl '
mote ?.nd Apporttonmeat, gave .? hearlag I
yesterday momlni it N 10 Brasdwsy I
upon S proposition to butld a boardwalk
! sixty feel ? sloni the water front at j
Island Backers of the ?cheme ?as- |
timated that th' land might bei
condemned at a coat of $i.i.v,.?"~o and I
, '?< COUld I I fOI too" a fir.
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS
? . ?MS !
Washington, February ;
ORDERS IPBT'ED -The following order?
have been laauad
?i:MY
'..li.r.! WILLIAM I E* ?N!
bon
i -1 : M \n, '??a?- srtlllery,
to I P? ... \\a?hingtoi).
Nul.??- et ?'?"'?H? ALLEN SMITH. .Ir , 3d Ir
? -1 ?-fli.-er?,
and asm? ' Captain BAM1 i;i. 1 ?NHl IX
. Id In
failli y.
'. BROWN, nth Infantry, to
quarurrassti i depart -, . sputa
?.AMtni.il. 13. UABCO irt? nnaati r,
skii.ii d ; : '
?Captain* JAM 18 N. I-ICKBRINO, train 1st to
.h? Infanlrj
Captain RENKT M FALEg, fron. _4tt> to irt
Captain JAMES N. 1'1?'Ki:i;in?;. .hi, Intsntrr,
f mi- School of 1 ? ll i.' M
r, ? ?-.-j.-- ir, ? i 28, tl rechnest.
??spuin HAKKY A. IIBOEMAN, 18th Infantry.
,r.?>d lu iiuBrternia.-ier'? d? p?riment, \ |? e
CSBtain HARKT bl HOWLAND. qusi
, ittar ,).-?l-ne* to laSth Infantry.
First Lieutenant IIARIU80N W. BTOCKUT.
medical r??erve '-orpa. ??> Philippin?**, taJlinc
from San l-'randNco Apill S
First Lieu'? Rant N.CHOLAB TV. r'AMPANOLE.
tros lin. t" I- lofaatrj
First UtMiunaal ALEXANDEB XT. ?HILTON,
fron. l?t t - 1-**? Infantry.
Baaurnatton O? F-TBt Lieutenant CHARLES J.
LOND dental ?urseon. a?:cepte.)
First Lieutenant Cf'EF.DT ? HHEPPABD. ord?
nance departn??:?'. from Sandy Hook provins
croiind t.. SpMnf-ri?M Armoir
First Lieutenant EOWW ?ilNNBIt. ITth In?
fantry dsulled prefe???ir tr.lili-.rv science
gt John'?. MHitarv Ac-idcmy. Delansld. fiep
umber 1 lie? First Llsuteiian! i'HAHLt^
F BEVEBSON, Infantry, unasaigned, t?j
rtrlaflald AUS???? '?"'
Vame ?l" First Lieutenant EDWIN OL'NN'F.n,
ITth Infar.'ry, plaeed on H?t of d?i?rheai of
flrers September 1, and nsme of Ftist Ll?si
Mi?SSt CHABLES F SEVEK??N. Itr?antry.
UpnvoT"? l?^olonel WfLLtA*! P.
FVAN8 infantry, until May 2T- ?aesSsl
Li^uunant JOHN R- D *JATRE?^N corps
or errinerr?) ??"'" aa"??? for Haws,.. April
8. from San Francisco.
NA VT
n?HI Enslnee- H R 8TANFORD. eommls
' steSdI es?ef of ?tau of Twds and Dock,.
??,.?>< rank of i-ssr admira.
BoatTwirnf.nEC.OBT T?LLEN. ^;t"_?' nav^
atatton Ouantsnarro. to the Patuxant.
ChM"U?nl.tt*C H *;n^^f7>^*fh?t* th?
v?.?h raro)Ina t" tha United t?tat??
-HyT???er-^n-r*'r.EOBGE MACHADO, reala
r.atl-n accept'?
MOVEMENT.-1 OF WARBHIPS.-Thn fol
lowins movements of vessels have been re
ported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED. (
Feb. 6-The Tankton. at KtB-jWim ?Tass?tes.
-??h a?The Plscatan"?. at ?anion the Hector.
?rNewper? *>V?; the BssslSsl, at Crtatai
bol. the I^onlda?. at Annapol.?.
SAILED
Fsb A-The Tankton. from Kinf.ton f^-r Ousn
tanam?. the Neptune, from Baittmor? for
Roekland. Ms.
RESORTS-,
>M. -JEieuKK.
RESORTS._
NtW JKKBCf.
COME TO ATLANTIC CITY
and enjoy the delights of the dry. sunny boardwalk which, with it? ptoce-saon
of roller ci.airs, is never more enjoyable than at this season of the year.
HOTEL DENNIS
on account o? its superior location and the liberal spaces ?given to public rooms
nA sun narlors together will? careful service maintained, is an ideal house for
Vinterand pring WALTER J. BUZ BY.
\\
CITY
NEW JERSEY
Lincoln's Birthday falling on Monday adds an extra day to the
delightful week end outing at this famous resort. Climate mild
ami invigorating, no snow or ice on the boardwalk. Golf
links and other out-door sports. Leading hotels always open.
TRAYMORE
CHALFONTE
HADDON HALL
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
SL Di-SKS
GfficB Furnitura
l'i crut ?arietr o?
htyle an?! I'rl?e.
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m n i.T<?\ -i
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
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? privat? ramilles, ah
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HELP WANTED.
Mais
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b?.k--i " '?? rmald-waltraM; d?-. ?mir?
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Ai.?.-. 721 l?eai ?ton ave._
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Uni bakm: other .-humlierroald ar.l waltr?-sv
nmr-**t?at, ?iiun? *r..i o?.Haiti? M?-.i-;oW?
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t"l? i--?
UAT'?DRKSS \ derm? woman want? to take
In bun.!'- wa?hln? a) ? ?It drying; letter?
oniv. r*. s . I8S1 Avenu? a (a-lrartlalns aflea).
WAJTRESa'and CHAMBERMAID <**upahle
vf.itna Finnish Kill, baa i.??r reference* from
Ka? Y...U f.iti.iii.? Juaatla Agescjr, HO Ua.
it.ct.,ti ,-i\i> T?. 4453 V_
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAID-?Thoi
li romii. t?n?. lira? . *?r> rli'OCed ?iri. fli|.-sf
f-?iiiii> r-afananeae; $'.* Wllaen'a Aganc**, lei
Kl?- Met? m . t?-l 22ZA Plaaa
LOST BANKBOOKS.
LOST? Bankbook No. 8?,7T-' at nry Dock Sav
inirs Institution Any ?-tram hawng claims
.ipr.ii ?al.I book 1? aellaS ujion to present th*
tame to thr- t>ank ?vltliin thirty days, or the said I
i-ook ?in i.?- Seclared asaoaHad anri extinguished '
and a new une laaaad In li?u thereof
L< 1ST??Bankbook Nu. iAaj?AI of Dry Do. t
lues ttv*tltutlon. Any person tiavlng- .-launa
upon ?aid hook is called upon to present the
same to the bank within thirty days, or the said
book will be declat**-l cancel!-?* ami exttn-rulshed
MS? on? irr.i- ' ";''r'0__
T/.-T?Bankbook ?o 393,'?"|4 "f l''*v Dock Say.
*n*-a Institution. Any person having claims
uprn i-aid book is .-?tiled upon t., pr?s*t I
?am? to the bank within thirty da*-*?, or th* said
book will be declared r_nc?:'.ed and extlnculshed
and a new one Issued In lieu ?hsrecf.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
THE UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINART,
Broadway, a? IWiii Street
Public Lecture? on 'TNREST IN INDIA" hy
Prlnclpal A. O. FRASER, M A ot Trinity
College. Kandr. Ceylon, at 6 o'clock.
Thur?dav. February 8? "Its Demand? on th?
_*v?niretlit "
Friday, Februsry ft?'Tt>. Demsnd? on Talth."
_DRESSMAKING-_
DRESSMAKER?Compet-mt make? and remiidl
?1?: children'? a ?p?clalty. Juliet, vm ?_?.
12th ?t Tal. 40S?Stuyvsaiu_
T** PEWRITINQ AND TYPEWRIT ^-^
VI?~rOR VISIBLE. 1? Ma?sau ?t ??ta?orui
fr*?-; all makes tak.n part payment; barKains
In Underwoods. Reininston?. Oliver?. Stnitha.
For Rest. Recreation,
Health or Pleasure, Visit
Atlantic City
AMERITAS FAMOUS
Af.l.-VKAR HEMIKT
ri?. ..?mi ?un?' tue sn?i ertsp nil at*
in?ke promenading and roll? r rhair
f??n?.js boardwalk a dally
S? is))' F.?'-ry opportunity for ?il?ra?ur"
r-iki in IM pink of a-onditi.ni
i;...?rv famous for tii?lr hespttalltj .ind
l.ii.a-a- . Bllthdai fMSBday, l-h.
).? ? ? offer? n iplendld epportunit] for
s i ?k?snd oqtiss
THE FOLLOWING LEADING NOISES
???is' rates ?nd other informs*
?i -?. ob ?ppih stton
M iiiil>?>r<>tigh-Blenheim
SCSsMa HssssS The pennhurst
Tb' ??belhiirn- Hotel M ran.)
Ilnlel Ilenni- II?.lei ??t. ? liarle?
i.ileii Hall rhe IlolnilDir?!
? 'mm Ne? York ?. i*
)? nn. i: ; ? stral B B ?f K J
HOTEL MORTON
VIRGINIA AVE.. M\B HKMII
\II.\NTir ? ITV. N. J.
?ipen all II ,-ar Fine tabla. fuites with
?? (??'- HaadMme?f furnished. Perfect
sanit?r?; srrsaaementi Elevator tn all floors.
? foi winter. Capacity '.?SO
Mr? N H RAIMES ?"??.ner and Proprietor.
QDar J horoufib - ?lenbctm
? I I . > I I? ?? IT ., H. ?.
Jo? hi h unit?, g ??un? Compsar_
ruiRin?
IB ?IHMMME OF MN*-H!NF
?Mi rtkASI RE
i i- : i?t of Florida
LIMITED COPARTNERSHIP?_
-Tl OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
of A ? wScKU.ES A ??.-*?*, ?be undar
irgrted. bain? de?iroris o? terming a ''"?''*- P" "
sre_ts^ss ot the sut -
. - saw fork, al? h-raby oardty.
< i it tb? ?me or firm under whl'D ?u-n
? r :? lo b?) conducted !? A. S La?0'*l-<-S
?h?- '?ir.-. th? name or - Umlud Jftttmt
nducttnf buslr.es? Ir. ?hi? S?.-.??)
ind ,-. mtlnu? Its bust!'.?**? acd ?> ft I)
-i-l limited partner
.,,..,, w?-r*:n tha priudpai pa a
? limitad ?.artuershlp Is to be
? i>j:U)- ot New York. In the
, ????!? ?I N? * V rk
II T-iat lha ?-?nerai n?iur? of ?h? husti??;?
',? ?-jr?-a-?ed by auch partnership t?
. ?.nUtioa rnerehSBts ?tnd t:r
nts air* traders in 'ha l.ntte-3 i?*t??
and for? Isa ? oui "i*" , .
III fhst th*. n^tTie?. ?nd whether of full a??.,
of ii| tb? -???--?. and apt ia! partners tnter
.???? ?? ssld it:? it-d pa*tn?r?hi->, distlngulshtns
? h: sre |?nei ?i ,n which ar? ?pecia psrtnara
-*ir r-jf" live rl?cea of re.ldenc?. ar? as
r- r.r?i a geneeel par'ner. of
?X? of I-MUM8?** is a?. No 23.
erra e. tr tb? .?? f London. Ens
I inl
Mr haul d? M?rria.o. a general p?rtn?r. ot nil I
lag- ?\ro?e pl?i ? of residir, e 1? No 3?15 Rlver
! ,i ? Di >.3or> jgh of Manhattar.
I erk.
? V-r-ado. a general partner Of full
'?Ci. ?ho?' Pi? ' "f residen?.? Is No li Wssi
[ 4-ttn - Bon ?e. of -?Isnltattan. City
?f N? m York.
Waltft I?e,:|?n|.i l.a*-c?lle* a fener?! partner.
-? g- ntpott pise? of ? slden-e )? No 131
. p.... ir eh? Enough of Manhattan,
Ne?. Vo-k Ct_r. ?nd
Benjamin OUr?. the spoetal ?j?rtn??r. of full
I us*, who?? p'.aea of restd?':: a t? Hotel Marseille,
' rjtreel and Hroadway. in th? Ber-ug>. of
M?nhafar. New York City.
IV. That the amount of capital which tits
aatd Baniamln Odie. tlM ?pedal partner, has
?I (ne ??ontrtbutod to the common stech of
i aal?! limited partnership ?? ?h? sum cf One hun?
dred and tan thousand tlllODOOi dollar?
V. That the rim? at which tha ?aid partner?
ship I? to be.|ii. i> the firs: day of Januar?. 1012,
? time at which I' I? to ?nd I? th? thlrt?
flr?' d-iv nl December, 1914.
"Dei : -er :+ inn
Ft.f">T MtTHt.'B DF. PA.-.
Bv Klchsel a!^ M?lca.lo.
HI? Alt. ru?ji tn fa-'
MICHAFL DE MF.n.'ADO
CEB \bl> t'E MERCADO
HALTER l. LA SCELLES.
N'IAMIN ODIO.
5-ate of N? vr York County of N>m- York. ??
On this 2*?'h dB] 'f D-"?:rnt>er, igj] hefr?
me pel sens llr can.? Michael de, M-r-.-ado. to me
ki.owii end kn?.?' le me to tve ihe person who
... .?-. fo i-saiiiiK ?--rtitlcaie in th? name
of Rllol A-thiir de Paw. and a? tlie aiternev In
tn ? ' r Mid ?i- Pa?* :i?.d Ue. th? inl.i Michael
?ado. aa-KimwIedi-ed to mo that he ?xecutiid
the ?ame lu th.- tiaiira. and aa ?ire aot and ii?ed
of ui.i EHot Arthur de Pa?? for the um? and
purpose? therstl mentioned, by virtue of a power
.?f .itiirnea dulv ese?;ut?K? by the ?aid Eliot
Arthur d rSB? 'l-'t-d the lSth dav of December,
1I?)1 ? L AU/tLAEPT. N. P.
<~ount\ f Kins?
r??rtifti-ate Aied In Nu? verk ?"ounty.
?tatc of Stes Y'.rk. County a,f New Yori.'. **. :
on thi? '?.'??It? day if De???trber, li'll. ?aefore
me p-siwnally cnm* Benjamin olio. Mi-hael de
Men uto. Oeri!-l .i?- Metxsde ;.r'd wait? I?-ajp' !J
lji?e?||e?, .ill nf whom are to m- knaiwn and
krowii t-, urn* to be lh? IndMduab den rll.ed In
an! sho esteutitd the foregoing; a-ertlfl'ate and
who eaeti ?i-verally aa-knawledged t?> me that
he ex'i'uteai th? han.e foi tha? purpoe? therein
mentioned C I. ALLtl?AEPT, If. P.
Osants of Kins?
i'ertlt'-'ate filed in New York Count?.
St.*.'? ? f N< " "iiirk. ?County of Me? York. ?a. ;
MICHAEL DK MERCAD0, berne; dul- iwrrsi,
sav? th.it he ?? one aif the aena>ral partners
name.i In the foresolnx _*rtldenie of limited
l?artn-rshlp of A. S, Lit SCELLES A CO.. ml
that the ?nm of One ?ii-ndret and ten thcu?Mjid
?ftlO.f"^*? dollar?, e|ie;lfled tn said eertitlcate to
hive been ??entrlbtfred by Benjam?n ?"?dio, ?he
spe?iai partr.'.r sanad In ?.id certifleate, to ?he
eemrr.cn BMCS; of ?aid limited partneralilp, ha?
t.. en .?rtually ?nd In sow faith heretofore puld
It. In cash by ?aid speel-| partn. r
MiniAKL DI MEH'ADO
Sworn t?i before mo thi.? 2?th dav of December
Ifil C L AI.LSLAEDT. N. P . ' '
Count- of Klnr?
Certlfla-ate filed In New Tork County.
SURROGATE'S NOTICES.
IN PCR.-U-ANCn OF AN ORDER OF^H?V
Robert Ludiov. howler, a Surrogate of th?
Ountv of N?w York, nottce Is hereby gtven to
all persons hawuf claim? against Samuel Alex?
ar.der. late of the Countfof New York, deceased,
t-i present the ?am? with vouchers thereof to th?
?ubscrlber. at hi? pta?-? of transacting business,
No )20 Broad-iav, Borough of Manhattan. In
the City of New York, on or before the Sin dajr
of March next
Dated New York, the .llat dav of August. 1811.
CHARLES B. Al.CXANDER. Executor.
ALEXANDER A OREEN
Atrornej? for Executor. No. I2ti Hroadwav
Borough of Manhattan. New York City. NT.
_ ^jARf^J?LEANINa_
CA?EFUL CARPET Cl.KAJfiNt) CO.?Cloans
by coinpreaaed air. stearn, hand or on floor.
HJ.-iS Broadway. 131 East 4Sth at. COE A
BRANDT Tel. 1.12?itsth_
NLW YORK fARP)-f>I.KANl.\Ci WOltKS.
Oldest. La's??? Mo? Modern.
FINI* At IS WOVEN FR?.\r OLD CARPFTri.
Prices Reasonabl-. Pend for Clieular
Tel ?092-l*5W Bryant ?37 439 Writ ?.Vr. St
TIME TABLES. TIME TABLES.
n
Fsstest, Fiaest. Largest (JaaJrujIe-Scrsw
Turbia? Stesmsbips in ih* World
>'*.r t?. 1 A. M.
APR. ? l A M
. GUNARQ LINES
! LUSITANIA S3 ' V MAURETANA
"PANNOMA ?.??? CAMPANIA _S?,V_^i_VVIV'
'Ln?rpo')! or.!
Comnr;?nc!na February S?th, the 1 _,*a*'Unla." "Mauretania" and "Campania" will
?all from New Tork at 1 A. M Wednesday?, subject to the discretion of th? Com
frander. Instead of 9 a If. P?jr_e?-g?-r? ?erv?d cold buffet e-apper tx?w?e_ S P. BV -M
LlVERPOUU LONDON. PARIS. BERLIN, VIENNA
VIA Ql rENSTOT-VV AND FISBGL'ARD
Maurejtanls snd Lusitanis do not stop at Queenstown eaatbouci
CRUISES to EGYPT
CALtraO AT MATETJtA. OTB?AITAR ALGIERS. VILLErRAWCHB
or GENOA, NAPLEF. TRIESTE. FI?ME AEEKARDKIA
Write lot Itinerary. ?allin?: hour noon.
^CARONIA . . Feb. 20 fCARMANIA Mar. 2
(IVERNIA - ? Mar. 28
h?Omits Trieste and '-"turns, c?Omits Algtara snd Alexar'r?.
A la carte ?erriee ?irtthont extra fh?rae. ?sewpit-veira ?-?rmlttad
Spe-Mal through rate? to Egypt, th? Far F.ast. South Africa *ud *-ou?h Ame.ica.
Pl?r? Foot W Nth St.. North River. Office?. 24 State St.. Opposite ?sttSIT
Amer can Line TS?YV1
Plymouth?Cherbourg?Southampton
?Oceanic F*b to. noon Phtladelphl? ?Feb 24
St. Lou!?.Feb. 17 New York .... Mar 2
tWhl??, Pt?r I.in? ?tea*T-*r. P'?r 59
Red Star Line .'W
London?Psria via Dover?Antwerp
Vaderland ...Feh. 14 Lapland fnewi. ..Fet 24
Seeland.Feb. 21 Kroouland . Mar 2
Pi?r? S? A
to. a, R.
Plymouth?Cherbourg?Southampton
The Larf-.t and Tlnest ?.learner? In the World
?S, Olympic ?S, feb. ?i ,?,,
S Tilantlc }& Wit"?
Octanic F?-b 1". MoalOtsmpIc (new)..Feb. 21
'St.Lout?.Feb. 17.0:S0aa ?Philadelphia. ...Feb. M
"Airarte an Liu-.- at ?eis er. Pier ?2.
New York?Queenatown?Liverpool
White Star Line
Baltic .. Vtb. 15. mum Baltic
Cattc. Teh, 26, noon Celtic
.Mar. 14
Mar. 2>i
"WS * RIVIERA?ITALY?EGYPT
The Atore?. Madeira. Gibraltar. Algiers. Ville
fran.-h.'. Genoa. Naples, Alexandria.
ADRIATIC
CEDRIC .
CANOPIC
FEB. 21
MAR. 6
MAR. 16
PANAMA CANAL m it h amerka
From New T.
FKBRl ARV
By th.
(RII4E
?HITt STAR
S. S. LAURENTIC ^5^
Pu-senger Office?. ?) It wm (Tel. 3100 Rector)
und Pier <V*. N. It. (West -'3d St.. N. Tf.l.
M..II M- h ii h ?????il
North
T.. l.nn.l.in. Paris.
Itremen.
Expreaa Pollings
Tuesdays 1? A. M
Kronprinz *?Yllheli?i
February 13. Mar. IX
*-* Kalter Wilhelm
Mr der tironee, April 2
berman
To
I on.Ion,
Pari?.
Bremen.
Sere?
?Jautas
Tl.utt-'?? ? 10 \ M
Geori?e Washington I fat >. I"??' '_'|. Mar 2:j
Pi di Fried. Wilhelm.?lar. I, Ap. U
*K Luis. .Arm 4
*Hr. larti d:re.-'.
To Gibraltar. Algiers.
Naples anil fienoa.
Sailli;?? te**-**-S, il AM.
?P. ir.-ne..r-Vl . I.?
? ' .Mar 2
'Calls at Madeira east.
I
Connection? from ?ici
Alexandria
Lloyd
Ka.? |H. Indi
\ii?ti:ii..i. Philippine* b
peu
*' Naples for
China, .lapttn,
?mrany's Im
*.|ji *t?ern?ra
*-|>eci;?l Through Rate?.
Inil?-nem|. n? Around the World Tours. S..1S
Balumor? Bretnn dir. >n? e ?es ill?
? ateamera Wednesd?ys
Cnila? t" Black *-?ra a? I < aueasti?, from
\pril .*? ? M,|? !!t_*'00 np.
fru?a? ? Pol-ir Regions 'rom Brem?n,
lui? || te Vugii?t II?II .3 up.
Traveler?' cheeki good all over the world
OEIRirns a CO.. Osasial -Agent?.
I Broadwa?, >e? \ork.
BERMUDA
MOM BEU'TIFII. SPOT IN THE WORLD.
Ever) oo"ioor recreation Excellent ?sa bath?
ing, flabiig. v.oat;n?. unnl?. golf, cyel.ng. Ac.
Avoid Seasii-kne?-. hv Travelling on
THE MAGNIFICENT. 1A*-T. TWIN.SCREW
Tnnutlantlc Liner "OCEANA"
the "Ocean
$15
UP
It.(KM Ton?: MS Tmat Long.
Large?. Fast-*?*, -ind F;n?r. Sr.eam?r *.o Ber?
muda Carrtea Only Fits' cia?s Pass?ng?r?.
No Tattle or Freight < a tried on the "Oceana.
FIRST-CLASS ?ROUND TRIF. in- "
r'.udin? stateroo-.. berrh * -real?
liest mwlne on the Atlantic
Electric Fan.? in every roor
ft.sm heated when n*ee?sary. Orchestra.
Promenade, Diiic??. ?JvpinuSlum. Wirale??
fubmsrin? Po.fety ?ignsle. Staterooms with
Brass Bed?. Suite? with Pri* atu Bath? Finest
Promenad? Deck m the Wor'd Onl? J-teamer
! andlng l'as?e_gers at Hamilton or Se George's
"Oceona's" passenger? obtain b??t <-hoic? of
hot?; j.ccijmmoi?ttoiii o-. arrival at Bermuda.
TO I/!?*?? Including Shore Excursions.
1 \S V/ r\^_? Hotels, Ac., at Lo?ve?t Rate?.
B?"autifu' Booki-t, Itinerary, Ti-kst?. etc. of
Bermuda Atlantic Line. .'90 B way. N. T.
HOLLAND
AMERICA
UNE
Far s?London?Rotterdam.
T?. ir screw Sail.nga Tue* lu A.M.
?Potsdam . Feb. 13
+ N?w Am?C?raaui. F'b. 27
?Xoordajn . March 5
?Rvniiw March 13
?VIA BOCLOGNE s M.
PLYMOUTH * BOULOGNE.
iltTlce. 3? B ? av. S* T.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
?86 Broad?*fOT at Franklin St.
115*1 Broadway at ?'th at.
1 Broadway at Bo?vllag Green.
STORAGE NOTICES.
Julius Kindermann & Sons
Storage Warehouses.
IJSf Iff* BROOK AVE.. NEAR UOTB fTC..
and MI-M? ?ALES AVE-, COR. 130TH ST.
New York. Febr.-<_r- 1st 1912.
I !" P-oduot Milling Co.. S Duh?nh?lm?r:
Ton an? aeacli ot you are tieroby notified that.
the tint? fpc th? paymen? of our lt?n upon th?
proper'v hereinafter described having ?gp*r?Hl,
'hereof hau Ueeji given -ou,
v? will cause *u:h property, to wit. Houaehold
Effects and Merchandise.
?tore?1 In th? T.i!iua Klndern-.ann A Son? Stor?
age tVirohouses. at S8S-J87 Waloa Avenue.
New \..rK C - or In your name (or in
?ihlch vou mi.?' lie?'* an lntere?*->. to be ?old
at public auctioi., according to the ?tatutu in
?UCB caae made and provided, at the war?,
housea. N"?. 5*i> ?nd 117 Wale? avenu", corner
1,vit h street, f?at? \ork City, on Friday, Febru?
ar? lfl'h. lfU". at in a. m , and tf th? ?ala
thereof It not completed on ?aid date, tli?
s.?r.i ?rill be rontlnuod ?i the eame place on
?.??or- dav rherejft?r. h??1nn1n<- at 10 a. atu,
an?t .-.'Utiniillia- until all th? good? SI* ?old
JT'LIUS KINT'KTtMANN A- **nxf STORAGE
WAREHOUSES.
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE
the Antique Furniture Exchange
IS-13 W. **th St., n*r Broadway.
De?lres tt? natron? to be Informed ,
.ui.l *??' th'ir trlpnd-. of the i?eml-'
Annuil Special Reduction Sale at ,
the :itiru atoek. that th.-y may a?-- |
bargain? an.l >l?-rl~e th? benetlt. ?
Everxihlna- marked In plain figure?. I
...... and rare iir'..-is. Now I? !
thf> Unie und this the piare to buv.
SUMMONS._
THE -"I'PI'.EMi: d??RT. CO NEW
YOLK H Meradtth ArnniJ. Plaintiff, agiilnst
im W. Penflel-?. an.1 E Jeian Nelson Pen
fleld, tus w|??. Mina A. I^ing.lon ; Masdalena
Li^b Individually and as Bxecutrti of th* last
Will and Tos'amen' of rhar!--? A I.I*, deceased.
Charles <.'. LUb: Edith M. L, Hartshorn; lene
nienr House D?pannent of the Cltv at New
York; Richard M Bhoplanee: wtniam C. Arnold
as A'lnilnlati-at' t 0 'he Goods, Chattels and
Cr?i1lts ot August.? *. .Icfferl?. .leceased, Defend
ante Summons Th<- trUI of this action desired !
it. the Count? of Stm Tork To the above nanr-d ?
defendant? and each of Hieui: Tou are hereby '
gutnm'.tie.l to unsw- ? ti-.-' complaint In this action. '
and tu ser--- i I row answer on th? ;
Plaintiff's Attorney ?rtthta twent\ day? aft?r the.
sen Ico of th!? ?umtnon?. ?xclualve of the day of
?ervu-?, and m ca?'- el r our fallare to appaar. or
answer, judamen? ?ill be taken against you by
default fc-r th?- reklet <letnan.le?t In ?he '-?mpialnt.
d New York November 14th. It'll
WILLIAM C ARNOLD.
Plaintiff* Attontor,
OfT.-*e ?nd P. O. A?MrM?. 120 Ur..ad.v?y, Borough
Of Manhattan. N?** Tork Clt>.
To th? above named de'endant Mina A. Langdon: i
Tue foregoing ?unim'-ns is served upon you by
pubilcatl?>n. pursuant to an ordar ef th? Honor-'
able John Ford, a Justice of the Supr?me Court
Of the State ef New York, dated the 27th day of ?
-Oecemher. 1K11. ami tiled with a copy of th?
complaint herein In the office of the ct?rk of th? .
Countv ot New York, at th.: County Court House,
in the Borough of Manhattan. City, County and ;
ctate of New **ork. th? original ?ummen? and I
?u'y verlf?~* comr-laln* having b*en fli?^ |n ?aid
Clerk'? ofS?"e ?m th? Hth day Cf November, 1911. I
Ds?ed D??-ernber 2Tib. 1011
*? WILLIAM ?, ARNOLD.
Attornoy for Plaintiff.
Offf-e and I'o?t 0"fl?*e address. No. 120 Broad
way Borough of Maajtattaa ?i'.v ?-' n?w Tori
_PiaiMOS AND ORGANS,
3HERIFI - PIANO SALE
Feb 9, at 12 o-.-1o.-k, at Lorias. U>) __,,? j-,tn
St-5 NKW Hlt?h ?Irade Tprlghts, .ttvuble
veneered, embossed ?*a?'-. 1*?*-' Irey?, Imported
fslt hammer? Pig Bargain.
OVER 400
SHIPS
1,210,000
TONS
LAR?.EST STEAMSHIP COM?
PANY IN THE WORLD.
Atlantic Service to
LONDON- P*.R!S -rUMBLRG
'Graf Ualderaee Feb 10, 2 P. *l
PRE??. ??.RANT Feb ??, li I v.
?PENNSYLVANIA./et, ?p. s P M.
AMERIKA.March 7. 10 A M
?Hamburg direct. 2nd cabtu only.
MEDITERRANEAN
GIB KALI AR, AL6ILKS,
SAPLIS, G?\OK
S. S. HAMBURG (kjgft
mm FEB. 20 (?__)
ITALY *? EGYPT
SP. ( I At Ksiaerio Auguste Victor,?
TRIP Sailing Fab. 14. 1912
C'jriT SUS and up SIM and up.
WEST INDIES
CRUSES
Bv the Twin-Screw Steamer?
M0LTKE, FEB. 24, 9 l M,
ta DAYS ?IAO and up.
Mili. te. IS Doy?. S*>6 and <?p.
VICTORIA LUISE <Va
?Tona
March 1, 11 A. IL
te DAIS I SI71 and up
TWO IDEAL Cr.T'TSES
AROUND THE WORLD
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From New Torlc ' Prom San F fine a
? VICTORIA LUISE -ffig
DCRATION EACH CRUISE ' CO?T
IK DAYS tun ni?
including all necessary expense?
aboard and ashore.
Write for booklet of any cruise
HAMBUfiG-AMERIGAN
LINE
41.45 BROADWAY, N T.
Phone 1900 R?ieror.
?Copyright Ifll
RED "0" LINE
Pier 11. Wall SI Fe-tv.
Brooklyn, at Noon.
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Curasao and Mar?, "albo . U Curacao.
PHILADELPHIA, leb il CARACAS F?* ?
! oi If.?rag?es P K . La Guayra
and Maracatbo.
ZCLIA. - Feb 21 MARAi-AlBO Me A
Superior Accommodation? for Passen.- tl
BUM. D.VI.LETT ft CO..
General Manager?. t? XX all *-?
BOSTON
AND POINTS
IN
NEW
ENGLAND
FALL RIVER LINE Via Newport ar! Fa?'
River L\ Pie^ -0. H~. R tt. Warr?n St week
div? | . 5.00 P M St'3 PURITAN
and PROVIDENCE. Oixaastrs en each.
NEW LONDON (Norwich) LINE v,? New
London L?\ Pier ?ON R . ft ?narkaen fit . o-oe*
davs 3.00 P. M . Pier TO E R ft E 09JA.
??O P M Str*. MAINE and NEW KAJiPSH.RB
NEW HAVEN LINE -_-/. pi?- M e e .
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Ticket?. Ac. ?t IT! Br-idwsy, T:?tu?.?r.
! Tourist Offlc?? and Pl?rs
?JOY
LINE
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P-ovldenc? Ulroct. ?i oO I Worcester. .'.40
Dally. Including Sunday. 6.SO I** U.
From Pier 10. E. R
New Management. Improved ?Aerrtca
City T)ck?t Off.-e. 290 Broadway. N. T.
EXCURSIONS.
Lincoln's Birthday
Trips Including Tickets ?nd Hotels
Atlantic City ?-8 Days).S10 OO up
Washington (3 X3tvt\ . 1-CO up
Old Point Comfort an?l
t'ethlnston 4 Day*).. . 21.l? up
L ?Uewood ?"3 Ta"*). 9.?.1 up
Ir-'.?'pendent Travel Tickets. wt?h or v.'.t
out Hotel?. ? ? A;' R??ort?.
TH08. COOK & SON
Hf, Broadway. 2S4 and .',53 Fifth A?'? .
23S0 Broad?a;, Ham York.
OF
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?TI IP?'SD??' ?*'?on??i:,D tickets for ail Tin?*?
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SPANISH ErJ?S.S.#_&
Taught bv Native Oraduiied Tearli-?r?.
TDK ITALIAN -( HOUL HF IANCIACFS.
_31- *TH AVE.. CORNER S2D HT._
- ill "BKRI.?T7 -?CMO?i. OF LAMUL'AOEft.
MADISON ?SQUARE (112;. BROADWAY).
Harlan Bmiia-h. 343 Le?o* Ave., near l'Tth 8?.
Bro-okl?)? Branch 81S-220 Llvlnfst.
SCHOOL AGENCES.
American ft Porelsn Tea? hrr?' Agency
pile? Professor?. T-acher?, Tutors, ?.loverne?..-?..
etc . to ?'ollejes. (scha.i.U ?nid Famille?. Apply
i Mrs M l Yoiii)K-I*u!t?vr 23 I'nlon ?-?tuar?
dTaMONIOS AND ^ATCHE?*7^_
D I A M O N US
Can be returned with n one ran-.
CIURL.S A. KLINE, | S3 Broadway, NewYsrk
_PRonos^Ltr^ _ _
HEALED BIDS WILL BE RTCatlVsK? BY
the Hoard ot Water ?supply, at it? office?
sevealh boot i?).*? flrss4way Now To-v until
11 a m. '?u Tuesday, 'vo-uury js)
Contract T2. for rloarlr.s' and cruMilus r i
Asli'-knn Ke?er?olr. In the town? ot Olive.
Marbletown, Hurle>. Wcxxlstoclt and Klng?
toii. rioter ?''ounty. N Y
At ?h- Sboi ' place arJ ?flme tl.e hid? w: I
i?e psMlcly penod and read. Pamphlete con
?sint'in infornmiion for biddir? aod contra?-?
d?a virss cati he obtained <?? the, aho"? ad
dref.? b? ?1-]jo?ltlns tl?<? ?um of ten J ?
(|10) for each painphl-?. For funhc par?
ticulars *ee Information fa.- Bl
?H/iR'.E? sTRAf-p. President,
CHARLES N CHADWICK.
?TOHN P. OA1.VIN
Coi ir-?t?sloners of the Hoerd Of Water r-'JBSlv.
JOSEPH P. VQRRIS.SEV i?>cretary._
office" ?^mmis?ionerp nisTRif-T ?5p
Columbia, Febmary .*>. 1S12?Sealed prvpo
sals will be t*o>1\ ed mi this ofllc? until -
o'clock P M . February 13, i9)^' for construe?
in?; Manual Tratnln?. School Building No '.;.'
to be erected on Lot? S| to 3S. inclusive.
Square No. 6t?J. O Street, between North Cspl
toi and First Street? N. W, Waeh'.nston
D. C. Forma of proposal?, specification? end
1 rv Information m%y be obtained froi??
the chief Cl^rk. Enclneer Department. Room
4*T. Dlatr'it Bulldinr. Wa?h!ns?on V ?
f*t"NO II. RCD?")t.PH. JOHN A. JOHNSTO*!
WD.LT'M ?? .IfDi?'>\. ?.??m?Tii?<ia?nei>?. |>. (-?
_LA wye wa._ _
JAME? A. ORAT. c6CNS_T.LOR AT LAW.
Poom?. 11." Broadway. Cit?.

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