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House Caucus Agrees to Amend?
ment Admitting Agricultural
Paper to Discount.
CHANGE IS A COMPROMISE
Insurgents Claim a Victory, but
Conpervatives Point Out
That No Fundamental
Feature Is Altered.
[ F-'rnm Th- Trihun- Burenu 1
WaBllirigtotl. AUff. '-'?>? All ?'il'-I'ii'Ult
ural credit" ClUTflncy atrieiidtii.nt dif
ferent in language from that pi-Opoaed
by the ITflfljadflifl TtHiry Ihaurgent fac
tion, but prohibiting dlflCTlmtliatlon
against tbfl paper obllgatlona *>f ttu
farmer sflcured by itaple agrleultural
produi'ts, wns writteii into thfl admin?
latratlon currency bill nt th* cauoilfl of
House Democrats this afternoon.
lnaurgent menbtn are clainiing a
"great vlctory." whllfl fhainnan Glass
ia bu*-y lnsisting that tbfl aincndin. ai
reaiiy makes no fundamental cha igfl
ln the bill, and that the fanncr wa?
not dlflClimlliatfld against in tho lirst
place. The amendment ls a compro
mlsc, so far as _na*liagfl is coiicerneJ,
and Rf presentatlvu Byrne.**, of Bouth
C'arollna; Harrison, of Mississippi. BAd
BulkWy. of ohio, atrfl said to be its
Jolnt authors. The formcr tWO fl*BI*?
faxorabie to a fanmiV currency, but
igorfl not eommltted to tht mandatory
nature of the Rugsdak'-Hcnry amend?
ment. Mr. Bulkley reprea?nted the 6u
..alled cotiservatixts.
Text of the Amendment.
Tho puragrai'ih. ai r<j\\ riUeii and
unaniniously adopted by the caucis,
reads:
"Upon the Indorsemeiit of any niem
ber bank, any federal rflflflTVfl bank
may discount notes and bills *.f flg
ohange arising out c.f comnier* ial traa. -
actlons; that Ifl, notes and bills of '?*?:
ohange IflflUed OT draxxn for agricult?
ural, industrial or commei. ial pur; i
or the proceeds of which bflVfl b Ml
used or may be used for such purpos's,
the Federal BflTVfl Board to haxe ihe
right to d.-termine or dflflfofl the char*
acter of the paper thus ellglble for dlfl
count tvithln the ineaning of thi-! act;
but eueh d? nltion shall not laclude
notes or bills issued or draxxn for thfl
purpose of carrying or trading ln
atocks, bonds or other inxestin-nt Bfl
curities, nor ahall anythmg her. in con
tained be construed to prohll it BUCli
notes and bills of exchangfl, Bflctir* .1 by
Btaple agricultural pioducts or ut... r
goods, \xares or merchandlfla trom bfl*
ing eligible for such dlacount N
und bills admitted to dlacount iinder
the ternriB of this paragraph must haxe
a maturlty of not lt-sa thun aln
da>?."
The dause heginuing "nor shall an: ?
| thing herein contalMd" is PmU mat?
ter. end the word "inxestineiu" 1
the xx ord "flflCUritlflfl" Wflfl ..ls" ln
aerted. Thflflfl changes. the iasurg.-in
aiiege, mean that the t_rmer*i papei
?Aill not be cunssUert d **pflCUiatlVfl i
the exent thut its mak. r xxant.-. to hold
his crop for l.eiter pricflfl aad flVerj -
liody seenis satisfitd.
Glaaa Deniea "Surrender."
Mr. Glass xxas flflJ-Cflflttc to-night in
answering Mr. Henry's clalm that tl. ?
t-onservatives had "i-urrendcred." II
alleged that th- InflUrgehtfl surnndend
and that then ha.i been no really vHai
4'hange ln the bill
"The redis. ount se.'tion as thufl
umended." said Mr. Glass. "d NN not
ii.mprehend a single one of thfl wlld
and absurd suggestions which had been
proposed. Mr. Henry surr- ini- r.
solely and simply because he
beaten. He Juinped afier the t.oat left
tha wharf."
It is now hoped to get the .-urrencx
i.iii oul of caucua <>n Wednaaday after
noon, and that del.ate will begin ln the
House on Thursday or Fridav.
Th" CattCUB dafeataTrd a pn.posal to
strik.' from the bill the provieton for
..ri advlsory Itoard of bankers to co
operate with and adebra th? Federal
Reaerve Board, but thla tuiiuaaalaB,
agreed upon informaliy In committee. )*?
probably the only one which will bt?
aceorded to thr- bankers. The memben,
,f the advlsory board wlll rmve no
\ot''. _
BELIEVES CONGRESS
WILL HEED BANKERS
A. Barton Hepburn Oonftdent
Unanimous Opinion of Con
vention Will Have Influence.
A Harton Hepburn. .hairman <>f the
Chaaa Natlonal v.nuk and ot tha tmr
rency commlaakra ef the ainerlcan Banh
[ara* Aaaoelatlon, arho ?returned to this
ctti yaraterday f''oni ,he mPf,,ln;-' "f l,"nk"
ers beld ln ChlcagO <>n proposed currem-y
laglstatlon, Btatea] lhat the rerohitleua of
lha conventlon wer" uiiaiiimously a<l"i>1
ed.
Mr. Hepburn denicd hnowleolge of a
report puMlBhed ln an evenlng news
paper thal ? atatlny ha.i brehaa oul hi
the ranks of the bank.-rs who attended
the ooti^retjcr. Accordlng to the report.
high OfaVlala Ht Washlngton were CTOd
htad wlth harlna recelved tetegralna from
ban of tbe eonference adrlalngthe
, a.l-iiinlstration to "piiy no attention" to
the i.-oiiimendatio'is adopte'l by the
bankers.
-?nf eouree my Btaternanl oniy appuea
to what tOOb place at the conventl'm."
aald Mr. Hepburn. "and M faT ?s ,h:,t ?i
concerned the approval by the bankera
,,( tbe resolutlotis conttilnlriK thelr pio
peaad atnendntenta to the pendtng Wll
?araa unanhnoua la the dlacuaaloa of tha
? aeparate amendmenta there was, aatu
|rally, mme oppoaattkni tn eerUln featurea,
but even ln Ihe praT-Minlnary debatea Ihe
amandmenU wer,- approrod by a large
mniorlty."
Mr. Hepburn beheved lhal tl a con
ventlon wouM i-ear fralt ln Cimgr-aaa by
thi modiflcation or rernoval of thoae,
featurea arhlch the bankera deemed de
f. tivt
?I cannot bul believe," declared Mr
Hepburn, "thal the oplnkma of such a
repreeentatlrc body of men will hr r.
spt-i t..i. They preaented their vlewa wltb
force, earaeatneea and abillty. i waa
partlcularly Impreaaed with the alacee
rlona of aome ef tbe country bankera
who dlaplayed a heen Inalght mto tha
? poaalble effeeta of the blll In Ita proaenl
i form."
OSBORNEWASPEACEMAKER
Haytian Mission Was to Settle
Railwa: Dispute.
?- 1 I ?? Trit.une Burrau I
? ? . .Uitr. -.'? -' me of the re
laulta of tbe myatertoua mlaalon whi.-h t.."k
john B Oaboroe, Aaalatant Satcretarj of
Btate, t" liayti an.l Banto Domtago a few
weeha ago, c*ona*arnlna arhlch lha Btati
Departnient has? never made any an
nouncemenl further than that llr. OBborne
? pleaaant trip, waa the aaHUemeal ol
! a ionw Btandlng llapute between the Ha
I city Banh, thi eontrolllni Intereat
in the worb of i*amatroctlna :> rallway foi
1 ihe Haytian ajovernBaent, and the foarern
j ment IB Por| BB 1'ilnce.
government n fuaa -J lo maai pa) -
! nn nta for certaln ectloi of tha llne
' u i,i, d nol i? en bulll
i.irdlni i" spt'irtr.-it'".is. Vceomnanled
l,v repieaentativea of the Natlonal Clt)
i i:.,i k. Mr . '? l.h madi ?"' Inapectloji
, ttli nu nt waa r< arheal.
' The railwa) Iwlldera made certaln changes
I ,? tb. tion, aa di tnandi d bj thi
Itlea. Then the auiinni
. ttl. il then Indebtedn.
-a
COTTON MILLS START UP
Fall River Iron Work3 Plant Re
sumes After Long Shutdown.
Fall River, Maaa., Aug Ha?The
. . !;.-., tron Worha i i I
Imannfacturlng .otton eloth, reaumed op
eratlonB lo-alay, aftei a shutdown of tif
i.ii, aeaka Tiu- plant emoloya betwei
5,0 ' ,u,,i ..." I handa, .md. .\ l.iia_ nol all of
ih. rl. partment* w. re i unhing In full,
- th. r? wai a MB r. preseiilatmn of help WI
i... ti I.
li is expected thal <i wlll bt Beveral
, \' eeka hefore all di-partinnitg are. lunning
i t'. capacrty.
ADVERTISING TALKS
_3> Willtitn C. Freerrtdn
It has been a great pnvilege to me to sit in several advertising con
ferences with General du Pont. L. J. Horowitz and others, regarding the
initial advertising campaign to be conducted for the new Equitable Build?
ing, which will not be cdmpleted until May 1. 1915.
Just think of starting to advertise for tcnants twenty months in ad
vance of the completion of a building! Just think of advertising, not oc
casionally, but every wcck for twenty months in eleven metropolitan
newspapers! Just think of advertising, also, in newspapers in several
other cities throughout the Unitcd States; also in some newspapers in
fogeign lands!
Mr. L. J. Horowitz, who is the president of the Thompson Statrett
Company. has the contract to erect the Equitable Building.
General du Pont, who is the head of the big syndicate that is supply
ing the funds for the erection of the building, insists that Mr. Horowitz,
besides serving as the contractor, should also serve as the business man?
ager for this great oflfice building. This is an unusual circumstanca. Who
ever heard of a contractor being asked to serve as manager, also?
The first thing that Mr. Horowitz advised doing was to start an ad?
vertising campaign. He knows no other way of keeping people informed.
He is going to keep them informed about the Equitable Building during
the process of its construction. He argues, and rightly, too, that by the
time the building is completed there should be, and undoubtedly will be,
enough tenants secured to take up nearly?if not quite?all of the space
that is for rent.
It is a novel experiment. It should win because of its unusualness.
The advertising has been prepared with great care. It will be worth your
while to read it. It will be real news.
General du Pont has taken a great interest in the advertisementa
which have been prepared He surprised us all with his sensible and
good suggestions. He had said all along that he did not know anything
about advertising. That is generally the way with men of big affairs.
They freely express themselves as being unfamiliar with advertising;
they try to tell us all that they are not interestcd in reading advertise
menta, yet I have never met a man?big or little ih business?who is not
thoroughly familiar with houses that advertise in a striking way, who do
the kind of advertising that leaves an impress on the mind.
I guess General du Pont has an inco-ne of over $1,000,000 a year.
There ia no need for him to worry. He could take things mighty easy
if he wanted to, but no! He wants to achieve; he wants to do big
things; he wants to keep active; he wants to be a part of the history
and the glory that will come with the completion and success of the
Equitable Building.
Just now he iti as much interested in the advertising. which will Btart
on September 2, aa a boy with his first pair of trouflerfl. It is great to
aee a man. who does not need to, take such a great interest in doing a
big work. What a great difference there is between a man fircd with
ambition and a man who ia content to clip coupons and let the world wag
aa it will! ,
You and I know w4*i*m n-an ?-? would tie up to, don t wc?
Corrects Statement of HisAtti
tude Made by Reynolds at
Bankers' Conferenee.
BILL WILL NOT BE CHANGED
Suggestions by Financiers Will
Be Considered, but Easential
Features of Measur-3
Will Be Retained.
I lYoin Tli<* Trlhiine Wiirrau.l
WflfllllngtOn, Aillf. C.V-Tlioa** .lnjk-.it 1***
the adinlnlstratlon fllfl rontld* ut thfltrfl
xxlll lie rn. niHterlfil ehanffi-H in the pr<>
rnsed < urr.-m-y Mll flfl a result of tlir ron
ference *>f bnnker-. ln ChlCflgO BUt WOth
flfld thfl exp?cte*l represeiitatioiis tfl bfl
ntflde b* ft .?ommlttcr of bankri * t.> thfl
Pl-flflldflal ari'l ni. mhera *>f CflfllflTflflfl ln
the near future. flnlflflfl rjflflgrflflfl AflaV? U>?
larlanea oi rnflwlanl Wllgflfl ft"'1 hla i"1'
vlflera
Thla flrgfl fltadfl ekar to*aa**. arhfl a W
flTflfl Inlirnated that the bi.nk.TK hnd
placed too mn.h cflaiiflHflfl ln mfer ineefl
duixxn fratn ? rflflorl by Ckoege U
Reyaakfo prraldmt flf the CflllUnontfll
nnd < omniertl-.l Baak. foll'.v. Ing ? "'"
rflt-enofl with the Bacretflry flf thfl Trflfl*
urx- ln KflW Vork. He.-r.-tiiry McAdOO gflVfl
out a Ftatemrnt to-dny iflflrjrlng thflt be
ha.) aaflurfld Mr. Heynoids thal "th? fld*
mbilfltrfltlon dflfltrfld lo *? ?" '" i,,: "'"' '
m remedrlng the defflcta of -ghleh *?
bavfl i nrnplalned." nn uttflrancfl rrfldltod
to the banhflr. Mr. McAdOO aaya in hlfl
Btatement:
"My AttflOUflll hflfl bflflg <aHed to the
foiiuwini? fltatflflflant flttrlbuted tfl Mr.
Rl yimlds:
?? l apent yflfltflrday with ??ctretarj Me*
AdooJn Nexx Vi.ik. and flf* talked flboul
the bill and OUT ohie-.-tlon-. te !'. '?v-'i ?""
asflurad me that th*- gdminlatratloii ? ?
atred io <i*. nil ln lt* poerer in "emed
the dflfecta fld aiilcli ?**? hava coinplalned
? I do not l..-ll.x-e Mr. Rflyaohlfl flfl ??>
thla atatfl ni.-rit. *>\ hat I k.xi.i la I m fll - "r
, Afliferenefl ln Nen v..rk **.:.s lhal many
> ro4*tflTt*ructlVfl auK*.''at!on*i or < im tom * l Ub*
jmittad hy thfl banhcra aith r. f? irei. *? lo
'.uriiiuy legtolatlon would, I xx.,*.
I bfl earflfolly can-ddered bj Um ? mmlttfle
of CoticreH and the Preeldflnt, 11 ?
; ted to them. Ai.y BUtemenl or nl
thnt i hav.- made ?n pflotrmarw I
t.. bankflra or any mv etofl aitb reep ?* lo
; < ijrrency i.-kIsIhilo. ka t-unfounded.''
u (a -fenerally raoognlflfld hora ** <?-**??
rtflflldflnl VVUflOti .-..ntrol.s tbfl ittaatton
aad that thfl Dflrr..Ule naJority, i Ith
few . x . i.tli.i..-. flfl-lll Wflfll h
! arhlch Includfl ti,.-. i I B? ratarj Ma*-Adofl
I and Bacretan Bryan.
JUDGE SPEER'S ACTS
TO BE INVESTIGATED
House Committee Decidcs to
Inquire if Grounds for Im?
peachment Exist.
| -XV.-.a.hll.gtOl., AUS. %\f lavflfli ' ? ?'
1 Ihfl offli lal coodact of Ju'ifl*' Krnon ?l *
of th. Unlted Staus i ..un al lh? 1
.,,, Mfltrtel af OflWgtfl lo deten
?rhflthflf be baa been gulli
? ??? L-hable tni.ii.'h.'.v!'.:. ?.. ? .'!? ? ? ? upon
unanlmooflly to-daj b) thfl Houm Jud
ii.-irv Cominitt*
Chalrman Claj ton adll Introd
oiiitii.n lo-morroa aahlng thfl
Ptnpowflr thfl con n itefl to I ? *? Ua ?'? tl
, nargfl - and i oinpfll thi atti mlam a i f
-Adtneflflflfl. The commlttafl ?*?*>?* tnahfl 14
report t" th? Hou ?
unanlmoual) agreed apon b) lh? eommlt
.,, roUoara pracedentfl i" th? I ,
,?,.,.. ,.,.... 0f ?flrayne, Haafotrd, *%rcl
hald -11111 othflTfl
Thfl ii.v. atli atlon arlll he madi i
through a aub-.mittcfl J-:,1',<' Bpeei
baa aahed thfl commltt?e tfl ..i!- w hlm to
>... | resfl nl al tl -" ??*? '? ?'""l <h"
.,,? n ittefl I i all probaWttty alU icefldfl
lo thlfl r> rtueflt
a
JIBES RUPTURE THE RUPPS
Suffragists' Letters Cause Wife
Again to Break Fetters.
A tlnal rupture betvxeen Mr and Mr*
t^gwtoama itupp ll hourly flapflfltfld hy
lha nfllghhorfl <>f the iallragflttfl of Na
nuO Olflnmorfl atreet, Broohlyn Mra.
Ftapp etplained to Maglfltratfl Fltcb ln
ti,.. Dotneatlc RMatlooa Oootri yflflterday
lhal ab? h.id brohen ber flgreemanl arlth
her hUflhand vxhercl.y nhe hnd prOflfltflad
lo Kix<- up her -mffragfl latereata fot lha
henetlt of ber fflmlly and i-lnltlreti.
Sh*- KBld thflt flhfl had bflflfl ?''.err.-d
imo kIkhIiik; thfl agrflement ln thfl eWca
*.f luidore Kflllflt, I laatj -r. Rt No. MT1
i ulton itrflfll and thal aha did not re
Rard lt as blndlng. Thfl maglfltratfl
agreed with her. Bha **xpiairi?d thal
she had rflflfllafld Iflttflra from auf
fraRetna all "' er thfl country, tfluntlni*
her for havlng ni*eii up Ihe flatflflfl Ifl
c*??k for her hUflhand and flxe .liildui..
Tii*- trouhlfl Atartad when Mr. Rupp
got tlred flf ooinliiK bflflflfl lo Bad l|ls
wife out at a *raftragfl rnflfltlng ?ad ne
?Vflfflflf prepared for him. Mr. Itupp ifl.xld
laal nlght that if hia wife ?roald nol
flgrflfl to k1x? up auffraire and work for
th*- household. he xxould lak?* thfllr flhll*
dren and lfHxe har
TO EXTRADITE SIMONIN
New Jersey Expects to Send
Him to Pennsylvania.
r By Magraflti ta Th? Titbaai i
Atlantic Cltfi N J. Aur. *?.?I'lalm lal
made hy (Urenie K. tJtern. of PhUflM
pl la, counael for Harry fci. Slnioidii. that
hls ellent did not uteal the lurg*. amount
of Jewelry whlih he ia flOOtflflfld flf taklii*
froin th<- hflflflfl ot lii? hflBflfflatOTi Will
iam iilix-er, of Thiladrlplila. Hfl aaya
thfl 01lx*-r? acruae hls flUflBl flf lakliiK
only a couple of rtngfl and a O0**ptf of
Mlekplna. ?r.<i thal Un total rajlafl w?oW
b?- but a few hundt.-d dollarc. iBfltflfld l I
t?Mt\
Slnionin hdd fl befljing ti.-.lax l.tfur.'
M:i**i.strate Bontlielmer, who held him
without ball, Ifl flarall th** grrtval of rcpn
?iition papera ahleh arlll i>.-rmit oi nis
bfldng taken lo I'.-i'.t. ?yh .itiin A><:*cm!)ly
n .in I-"iner*4*)ii I. Riehards, who hat* bflflfll
r.italncd to look after th** toaal nt< rcau
,,' .--'Inionln. snld ti.-nlfliit ttiHt he l>e
iipved thfl caaa ooaM bfl -unleflbly lattlfld
ivith the Ollx-era and xx.iuld flfl x flfl Oflflflfl
to trliil.
NarraKansett I'I. r, Fl. 1 . Aua. Mt**-Nfl?th
Ing 1k kn*iwn here of Harry M. rilm >iiln.
and it I*. not heliexcd thnt hfl xvhk *on
nected wlth the rohberie.s of |30),fii0 worth
of Jewels from the sumnif-r homea of
Mrs. John II Hanan and Mn. C. C
?c*^*a>e^*' hflffl lafat month.
TARIFF BILL RUSHED
Tl
Sundry Schedule Only One Left
To Be Considered by Senate
Committee of the Whole.
FREE UST PUT THROUGH
Few Minor Details Passed Over
Temporarily-Paper and Wood
Pulp Section Adopted Af?
ter Spirited Debate.
fKr-m Tht* Trltiuiif Pa 1*088.1
U .,-lilT,K'tini. AllC 2.',. The iSeliat.'
pingiaaaed ao 'ar m its t;.rirr labors to
.',i> that at the rnd ot tha 888-100 the
BUndry achedule was the only part of the
tariff se.ti.'ii "f the bill not yet BOted
upon. Th" free list was BPPTOVed, with
the * x.-epti'in of nuniaroua paragrapba
whirh were passed over temporarllv, BBd
the pap.r and 9.i buip aehedule, whi.-h
had baaa tiaaaldiiiBll paafBiaetarnya was
adopted
it is aapaetad that laaaieeferth the work
of paaatng tha MB arlB be rejaa. There
I aera bidtiatloaa to-day thal the iiepub
, Hcana had praastlnally Banwdamed nn af
i fort to modlfy the bill. They contenf. d
[ttamaelvea wm. etittdalaa briefiv Um
paragrapha as they were adopted. No
; n ii'-aiis arera dernanded,
a Rurry of debate aroaa over the antend
|ni.rit offered by Benator Kenyea praeldlng
thal all ..rtiil'-s or Ca mm-'dlties fourul by
judganenl ?f * courl to be Bontndlad by a
I BaOOOpoly sliouUl I.- pla.ed on th- 11BI
Ust. iaHiator Siii.nmns BBggrBted lhat the
umendmei.t be teferr.-.l to tbe Yif-.tn, ??
. onualttaa At tirst Benator Kenyon was
Inellned t.> objeet to this ea*auraa, hut after
arard c.iv.' hla aaaant h is poaafhla that
a number of i bangaa arlll t>e mada in the
hui when tha Kinance Connnlttaa Bweta
to i onalder anal changea.
Tha ...i.si.l.r.itioti of th.- hlll ln ?"tumlt
;,,. of th. Wb< l< mi.v he eoinpleted 1'S 1"- |
morrow, and that II Ihen nill he rei-Tt-'i
to th.- S. ii.it.- f..r tha Isst stiUKKlc ir. the
pr, ..mi taunpau ot tha Benate II li "..t
Ipmbable ti...t a prahrngad nghl ?'U oa
i ,??,. ..? .?,, <.f .ts provl.lona. but tbat it
wui ii" ruahed through to Bnal iiaaaaga
WltbOUl BBU) h il.'lay.
???,.... raw va.,,,1 ah- ataona tbe pro
poaala ln lha free bai appraved by tta
B.naU ... ...m.n.ttee of tta whol-. but;
,:,, W||| ,...,. ap Bgalfl ao Bobatttotaa
offer..i ii, tta Baaati i eopa r. K.e. meat -
cattle, ?".'. '- ,:''- H"'1 ***** *"r'
, ?.,, .i . . :? ,Beat "f s nator
M . ?, i. ? ..f North i ?al??
<. . ? . Bmlth, "f S.eith ''.-.rohna. a c\
,ng | in New i:..?i.ii..i eei*
. muia ..nd ihe wag< i pald, proeohad a
.,,,., ,; ? fenator Upattt r. t.,rt
b ol thr ehha lahec
ln tha Bouth ??'?i ?? eompariaon o? "_;,-<?.
tiioa . oagea ? ba i"*"
? ? a pald ba Nea Brjflaad aettea
:
| ,,!?.'.. vans a-r-avl to as
ind by the Bnai i i " "1U
aaxeptloa -f <?" paragraph on
Naiapp.riK paper, whfcb waa | aad over
?t thi ? ' ' BAar Hughea, la
. barge ot ti.e m
FIELDER DEFENDS WILSON
IN REPLY TO KATZENBACH
Says President Was Within His
Rights in Urging Witt
penns Withdrawal.
. ?
B?a airi K. J, Aua
rered Franh I K itaanha '?
.itt., , ? ? ? " '?
... ; ant waa entlrely
v ithin his riachta in ur.. Bg ex-Ma
u ,n,. nn t,. i. tire from thi prlmari ooo
b ? I. ti." around thal tta \<- at lat. i
,,r 11, | ;n tj *' re aerved tharebi Mr
Bhargad the 1 eenl wlth
iriolatlna tl ,.:?". the '?? '?'" prlmari
law,
v\; ., promim nt Da n "? :-.\t bi >i .. i ;t-' n
,,f thli st.it.'." Mr. Pleldei ?'?' -
0, ,:ii ?,,:. naturall) aieb '" bnaw Pn
. . ? \\ il-on's op'Blon of those riefkina- tO
B04****ead hlm aa Oovernor ?' New lareay,
ai.-i coaeequently lhare ??..-.*? a very atrona
demand on th.- part ..f moal "f tho active
Demoerati "i lha -tate lo hava him m
press blaneell on a. qaaatlon ?<? vitai to
Daaaniranr HIb atatemenl waa taaaparata,
finr ..mi anprejudload. Mr. Wlttpenn re,
ognlsed th.. unanawerable kaglc of tha
Pr?4 ,), ,., .. ,.., iti-.r.. a- Bpted it ura' iou.-ly
... ,i ;. aetlng iu h.irm.iny wlth It.
?Tho beal answer to Mr. Kat/enhacb Ia
that had th- thraa avo.w-d candldatea re~
maii.'.i m th** .oi.t.-st thera would UheU
bava been atlll othera, with the poaalbll
ii,, ir ,,,,t prebablBty. ?i the Denaaeratlc
nomlnaa betnfl tha ta^otca of only a BBlnor
iiv of the voteiw erhlle, ai lha Bituation
atanda toalay, lha Beealnea wlll !?? Ita
.hoi.e of a majority ?f the DeraoeratB
voUra of ti,.- state Ta my mi.ni. that la
the purpoaa al t?.e law, h.,-i its aeean
plishii.. i.t ih the tullllnunt of the l-W."
ROSEVILLE BOX UNOPENED
Find in Trust Company's Vault
Still a Puzzle.
I h- mysterious box fOUnd ln the vaults
?f the Koseville Trust .ompany, ln New
srl<. the ownershlp of whl'h is undeter
mlneil, rt-mnlns tinopeneil Specl.il 1 >.puty
Commaualoner '- D vred.rnburg. ^^o ,8
tn . li;irs.- of ihe bank's afTalrs. aald y oa
t, i,l,iv that the boa aVOUld ti"t h.- opened
Untll nn order from the <i.urt had been
obtalned.
Tta aacond aaaatlnB af lha board of di
rftors. for the pUrpOBB of mapptBg out
m pun t.? raorganlaa the RoaevBia Trust
Company, was aeM yeaterdaj afternoon.
Vi.-. r-Praaildeal aTairlla aad Dlreetor
Harry ay. Koster suid thera was aet hlna
to ri\? out to lh" public.
n.i pa*ogreea has beea ma.ie ut the
Boarah for Bayaaand B, BaaHh, the
mlarlng aacralarr and treasurer ?.f the
trust company.
- a
MILES BACK FROM BALKANS
General Says He Had Good Chance
to See Battles.
Oanaral Kaaaaa a. Miies. r. s. a , re
tirari. arrived here yt stenlay In.in LaBBtr*
.lon hy the Atlantlc Tiansiniit llnrr Mm
ii.ti.iika. after a ttip of se\. rai mvntliH
ahroatl. much of his tlme beina; apent m
obaervina tn. Balhan vaar.
Becauaa of th" crlppled condition of
tranaportatlon (i.-neral Mllea sald he was
practlealli a prlaonajr tn Hotla. He aald
he had a splendid chance to observo the
iniliur.4 operatlona In the dlstrlcta whero
\,e travelled.
The Mlnnetonka brought over 4'olin and
Peter 1'an. two well known thorouarh
breds ,'roin the stables of the late Jarin-e
R. Keene. They wlll ba aent to Ken
tucky to-day.
WHEN STOCKS AND
BONDS DECLINE
Investors who worry when thelr
stocks and bonds decllne appred
ate the comfort of holding our
Guaranteed First Mortgage Ccr
tiflcates.
There is no possibilltyof a loss
and the Interest return is higher
than from any other investment
that is equally secure.
Any amount from $200 up can
be Invested to yleld **<*% net.
The Oldrst and the Strongest
No investor has ever lott a dollar
j^D-^Rjfa&E (iUA^ANTEE $
CapiUtJ & Surplus, $1^0*00,000
176 Bwbt.n. T. 175 Krmvn St^n'kJyn.
350 mitou St, Jamalca.
LEAVES $10,000,000 ESTATE
Charles A. Canfield's Will Lib
eral Toward Charities.
[By Talflgrflph taThfl Triaaaa.]
f.o.s Angelea, Aug. 28.?Thfl will <-r
Charlea a. CanfteM, the caiifornia -ui
mati, dispoMnx- ?.f tMyOOO.000; of whtcta
16,000,000 is in this Htate, araa Blfld for
probatfl to-day. To hi.s four d_uf**ht?ri
Mrs. I'I.>r*incfl Wtiltn.y. *>f N'.xx Vork;
Mrs. D<dsy i?aii/.iiig.r. Mra. Cai-flJtna
Bpauldlng iind li?? AUflfla Canflflld
hc glvca $1,000,000 each, and to 'm
I adopted daughtar, Dorothy Canfleld,
I .*.?.'.-?. I.IMNl.
Many ralattrefl .-?ini aervantfl racatve
! from $1,000 to $101000 flach. Thfl M
I Klnley Home for BoyflL In Los An
Iffllflfl, is baqueathfld $100,1)00, **"d a
, nkt- auni i? .*?.?? t HMid?* for Um flgtablleh*
I iio-nt hy his daUghtflTI Of a home *"*-r
I glrlg,
Thfl aon, Cliaiicfl Canfleld, gfltfl the
Intereet frotn $1001000 untll the ?'xe..*u
tor.s think ln- iu .-ntitled to nior*-.
WED AT 85; CALLED CRAZY
Ex-Pilot, Sued by Daughter,
Says He Had to Darn Socks.
Tha appolntmenl of a cornnrilflfllon to
Inqulra Into tbe aaalty of <'<--..n,*.- W,
Murton, "f \vhit?- Plalna. by Buprama
i'mirt Juatlcfl laaac tt. Mllla yflfltflrday
dlacktaed th.- fi t that Moiton, win. ia
tlgbty-fltg \'-.rH old, xx.is m.irr: <1 last
Beptember to Mlaa Ait. <? Musaey Mc
Caalln of Palnaflvtlla, ln vYtotdaor, Can?
ada Th? petlUoner La Mr.-.. Jana Ann
Dichlc, *i daughtar of Horton, livlng
in \\ hltfl Plalna,
sh<- aaya bfl i* worth aboul $8?000i
bul Horton aayfl hfl Ifl arorth $4*0,0001
Mrlilch ins daufbtflr bandlad for hlm.
Horton aaya tbal ba dcedfld fourtaen
acrafl of land on *'iiy laland, Naw Torh,
to his :ir>t xxit.-, and n/hfln flhfl dled, ln
l**i?7 *,.,? helra. hla children, aold the
]..,;..'!. and Mra Dtchle haadled iu
.-imr.-. Hi.n. n xx.i* flppolntfld ? pllol
through li'ii Gata bj thfl -1.tr.? ln 1848
nnd flcrvfld untll ItW, when bfl went
a arlth Mra. 1
aii thfl tlme ha waa there, ba aaya, lie
helped t-- pay th.- bllla an.l had no ? I
tcntlon al bIL Ha i-io.i ha Nflfld on iu?
o\xn buttona flnd darm d bla oa n ao* ha
COULDNT BUY COLD WATER
Visitor Hunted Vainly for It in
This City.
?| would hat ?? g1v< n a dollar for a
x ;? t? r for l'ix- xxite. If
. plac< i xx bflTfl ii ? fln b< boughl
ln Nea 111 -. Clty, hlndly namfl them.
I i;t... arben I can bu) bi oae." Thufl
anrltea W. *?>. Ollhuljr, of Bnglflwood, M.
j.. who in .i Ifltter flflnl tv Thfl Tribune
?. it?rd iy .iptalna ? I tba lach of
plucefl when a atranger may obtaln
diinhlni water ln Nea Torh Clty. Ia
tfllling of hla .'xxii experlem a on Batur
daj flvenlng. bfl wrltflfl:
"i in Baturday at 7 p. ra. i landad
from th? Red Banh boat M) wlf?
\x.mt.-d .i dlinh of ftat. r. 1 irl. d at thfl
buttcrmllh Btand. thfl Btaten laland
i. n y and ? frmt Btand under tba "L".
thflfl Wfl ..nue to 128th strx-et. and WflBl
into ii cand* atora an.l orderod two
platflfl of I*.- croam, tbinhlng lha at*
tondanl would Blro a-atat a-tth the
croam. i aahad for tt .tapt .-lally, and
1,.. .lx'.-d txxo half fUflflflfl Of xxati-r, !*0
xv.iiiii xxe could not drink IU"
a
BOY BLOCKS 42D STREET
Crowd Sees Him Fight Two
Policeman and Car Crew.
A in-.'ii-rh.t, ln whlch iratflc x\n*i
blochfld -"I I'-'.' fltTOflt for ten iiiliiutcs.
araa cauflfld lael nlghl xxhen Irrlnfl
Kalfler, Ilft-eTi xenxs old, refused to gflt
off ii riortbbotind Madlaon arenufl rar
at 12-1 street after tho MnduetOT bad
told hlm a tiiiiufcr he pr?flntfld xxas
ao | ? .1 <>n that i ar.
The bay fotight two polli-emen, the
* ar CreW aud BflVflrflJ fltartflrfl before he
Bnall) xx as mada ? prlaonar, ohargad
wlth yuvenllfl deltoquency. and lockfld
np in tho BhPl 51 *-*t Htreet Pflflllcfl sta?
tion.
Kalaar had baen on an flrrand. he
nai.i, and iiad tiik.n .i LTOflfljtown -3d
fltraal car lo MfldMen axenu.-. gattlaf
n tranafflr. He got on a Madlaon nra
iiin- car and thfl COndUCtor did not uak
hlm for hlfl taM until the car hnd
raachad Ild fltroflt when the boy pro*
sinti-ii the tranafflr, n uba rajoetgd
onil ii OBtfll tBfA detnafiiled.
DIVORCES R. A. SPRINGS
Wife of Cotton Broker Granted
Decree in Reno.
| H> T-li fliiipli 10 The TlihflflM 1
i:.ii?>. N*-x., auk- H Hmnrifl s.hmidt
HpruiKH, xvif*: fll Rlehard ? HitIiikb, of
Iprlnfla * *'<?, n*>. m Cotton !?.*?
?hang*. Now *iork n'ty, vxas awardad a
rtixor.*- h.-r.* ta-day. Bhfl rafuafld tfl |tant
hrr hflflavaaaTfl rafljaaflt that flha rt-sunn- har
foriu.i name of Bchnldt.
Bprlngfl tii*-ii a foriniii anflWflr, but of*
fr-r.'ii no proteal Mra. Bprlnga te?tifi*.ri
lhal her hiiflband had l?-ft har BflVflral
tinu-H, remaintng away f?>r wflflha hut rt*
turned flftflr tbair iiirTerem-ea w*r? patched
up. A property adjufltinflnt wsa affflctfld
out ti court.
Mr. and Mra. Rlehard A. gflfl*|fl*fl*fl wero
marrled In l*is>!? and have no .nlldren.
Mrn. HprliiKa ln thlrty-flxe years old, mimy
yeara her nuflband'fl Jiinlor. Mr. Bfleingl
ia th** hi-ad of the Uw Oflflflflfl nt So. 1t
l'nrk How and of the cotton offloflfl nf
ilprlnHrt & fl'o., at Stt. 36 Cotton Kx
Changa Me waa raoflnUy <'le*ted a niein
b<sr of the Cotton Kxrhange.
UNRlPJffi,
CfdlS LAWYQI "Li!"
Ex-Lobbyist for Manufactu
rers'AssociationDenounces
Attorney for McDermott.
TRIPS ON MINOR DETAILS
Insists That Discrepancies in
His Stories Are Due to
Lapses of Memory and
Haste in Testifying.
! i rom The Trtbeae Baraaa l
U-ashmirton, Aug II. ??'olonel Martin
II. Mulhall. former lobbylst for the Na?
tlonal Ass.ii latlon of Munufacturers. went
on tta rampage before lha Heaaa lobhy
committee to-day when James Kashy
Srnlth, attorney for Rarpn-s< n'-il lVB MO*
Dermott, ol lUlnota, began the .loaaas
aiiiinatl'in of tta Mel'-rmott a'-ciiser.
Tta aitneaa i Blled the attorney "a Har.'
Offarad IO meet hlm "outside," threatene.1
t., throw a aiaaa al hla bead and de*
man.led thnt the ...inmHtee protect hlm
Bgainat tbe ??liulnuations" of counsel.
Chairman Gurr.-tt was fOrcod to rap
rrequantty for order; John W. II. Crim.
tta Mulhall attom. y. was plainly lltttBted
at the obetraaperoaa outbura^i of his .lient,
and Mr. Kasby-Smlth proc.e.led calmly to
. all attention here an.l th.-re to discrepan
. laa hl the Mulhall testirnony.
Wh.-ii Mr. M'-l'ermott's lawyer asked
the colonel If he had not made out a
falsa espenea aecaunt tor atenog-raphic
hire to de. "ive the manufacturera' asso
clatlon Colonel Mulhall shouted:
??.Mr. Chairman. I 'Ifinand ptotectlon.
if this .'..riiinlttee wii't prote, t me I'll
pioteet m\self. lll throw a glass at that
lawyar*a beaeV1
Aimost eneiybady la tta room except
? joaaaal Mulhall laugtad.
"I II do lt. lool ThafB B dirty inalnua
11.m and I wmit stand for lt!" the wltness
Bhouted. an.l paa*aoafl linmudlately behind
lha ittoin-y shlfted thelr chairs out of
ranga, but ao ataaa was thrown.
Mt. Kasby-Smlth trlpped up Colonel
Mulhall on aarveral lahillvely minor de
taiis regardlag dataa ami aimvarBattoaa
The colonel InalBtad that aii dleerarpeactea
u.i. due t,. lapaaa of memory and the
hurrled natura af hla leatliaimy before the
Bcnata i oremlttee
Regardlng tha dupUcatB eampalgn eon
trlbutlon ? taek whl. h Mulhall nlleged
McDermott 'fargad" after Ia0h_f hlm to
keep the orlghaal far aapaaaaaaa lha Me
Deraaotl atto**uey Inelfltad that Oetooel
Mulhall bad eaahed th.- erlglnal taa *Ja>s
>, fora lha data he named
"That's a Ile - ex'lalmed Mulhall. "It's
, ; . Oal th-- bank clerk. '
.'hairman f'arrett r.storrd nrder with
dafflculty. rr-'lousiy. Mr. Kasby-Smlth
bad aaked Mulhall "lf BB had any code of
morala,'' and recelved tho reply:
"Ive not more than you, and would
Ittta 10 BhOW >oU a COda of morals outside
BBB '"
Tha entlre LIUBB aiBWllnBiion was a BBa>
raaalnn of e.iuaiiy latarebangae between
tha aiUMBB and M'l'.-rmotfs attorney.
with paajaeeeta of another turt.uient aea
idon to-morr' ar.
8
ALLEGED SMUGGLER HELD
Man Had Jewelry in Sleeves?
Velie Case Ooes Over.
I,> ipold LaaagBT, who haa h shop at No.
UM taveath avenue, Manhattan, araa ar
raiKued yeaterday bafora Unlted State.
CulllllllBBlonar Btanton In lioboken on a
charge of attawnpted amuggung vTben he
arrived on the Kalaar wiiheim n on
Tueaalaj ta bad B Btltag of pearla sewed
iii the llnhag of one sleeve and a laval
11.re in tta Other. The J.-welry was val
I'.-l Bt aJMMii
Lainger'a counael aald ba bad wrlttan
his aon to deelare tha aritelaa and to
bring Pa1 to the pler to BBg the duty. but
tha aoa forgot LBngar'a arlfa, he aald.
BBWOd the articles in his coat without his
knowledge. La_nger was held for the fed?
eral frand Jury.
The hearing in the case of Mrs. Wlll?
lam Velie, arlfa of the pramMant of the
Velie Motor .'ompany. of Mollre. 111 . and
bar ounpatilon. Mis.a M.irv J. Killy.
eharged with attaBaptbag ba imuitgii jew
firy. vauH peetponed antll thaa afternoon.
BOY DEAD IN SAND PIT
Two Ohums Escape Cave-In,
but Fear to Tell of His Fate.
I'.it.rs.in. N'. J. Attg. 81 "ne boy -.-.as
Btnottared and tWO others narrouly
esmpcd the same faf" this evenlng, when
b plte of Band caved In on them aa they
arera playing in a vaeaal i"t b* tha roaa
,,f \n. BM ttiver Btreet
Tha is'is avere tumptng Into tta h??i?
when BUddeOly tta sld- Of the bank BtM
ln ami they were buriad beneath thoaand
TWO Of the boys ni4.liaK.-d tO get oUt. btlt
the thir.i waa ajnothared te death by the
sand. The two bojB who eacaped deatli
bruahed off Ihelr clothea and w.-nt BaOaBaTaj
aaylng aothlng to their pa rents ?.f tha
fate of thelr llttle cluni'.
one of the la ls a couple a>f hours iai-r
then told his mother. She Imm.dlately
lnformed tho police. an.l the htd was iUg
out. but he araa dead The .lea.i i">y.
James Mlb hell, waa the mne-ycar-old aon
of Joaefh Mltchell, of No. 29 May sltoaU.
a
FINDS CURE FOR RAY BITE
Boatman Outs Heel and Then
Swims a Mile.
Atlantlc CltJT, AuK- at WoUBaded in the
left heel by the stlnn of B ray. John
BWBBBOn, a boatman. took oui B knlfe
this afterm.on and Blaahad his h.el to
thebone. Still feaitli* the StlnK Btlght IW
mli in his daata, bubbbbb leaped over
board troin his boat and awam B BBlla to
UM shore al H.-ach llav.-ii. There bd
anu found Ijiiik' unconsclous on tho
lieach.
Dr. Herbert Willls cauterucd Ihe
aoutad. Ha aaya thal BarajMoai'a berole
liealmaal and lha aflaota of the suit
arater on the woumi n all probabtllt)
aaved bla life Tha phyulelan aald Bwan
Min was still ln a serlous condition from
?sbauetlon und loss of Mood, but that
bj bad aeoaped any poaathlMty of poaaan
Ing.
~MU8IC/>X~Tn8TRUCTION._
The pre-enillienl ennarr
The von cnde .-tora la Amatara. i??<.???
<. a. , l aa 1 ulty of ca-lcbr.ito.l arllflx
SchOOl Ol mualc an.l teawhan iii,-ludf>? HaOaa
II West 85th St. araa i*" Hura. Merweah
N... VnrL Vaa Knd?". I.udwlK Hm?,
ew rora Heleaa Ifalatlle, Jean
Marle Maltoon, Albert ltoae Par?ons, Hurry
Ro-are Hhelley. A'lrlenne Kenirnyl. l.ouls Still
man, Slglaiiioml Btolowakl, l'.-inun.lo Tanura.
Anton Wltek. Vlta Wltek. Kr.m. lif?lnnln? lo
Coneart Slage or Op*ra?. DorrnUory. Addreaa
Boa n?
INSTRUCTION.
LEADING PRIVATE SCHOOLS
of KEW ENGLAND
Directory of High-Class Schools for
BOYS and GIRLS
Illuatr.ita-l Catalagaaa and otlver Infor
niatlon c oiif-prninn any ..f th*-a<- School.
<-nn b** ObtalOflfll rllr*-*t froi,i tli" Sclioola,
or frnm Tha [fa-ar-York Tni.une Bduca
tlonul Infoirt'atloti Bui.au. Z90 Tribuna
n.ilUlinK. Nf? Vork. 'PhflB* 3000 Be. k
inin.
4.1Iti S.
MISS lVIIKKT.r.'.'H Town and Country
Bchool. ,\ r.ir** rombtnatloa ot T'-wn ?itid
CflMinlr) lif.' '.>?? <;irla. I'nliege rer'' ? i '
...ir-.s in .\r-. Agrlculture, Laaflfl4*MJ
dardenlne, Deaaeatlc Soi?n<*<*. 7fl a**ra
farm ml A*Mrcaa Mlai M
C. WHKBLEH, 1'iin . l**TOVld***nc.. H I
THE MISSES ALLEN
School for 'iirla, IVeat Ni-xvton, Maaa.
Bow
TIIK
Moses Brown School
HKFf-'RH TO ITS pATKONS.
l'KOVIl***N? g. H. '._
RIDGE **4THioi.,
onn.
FOR YOUNG BOYS gOUS?
For Both Hexes?Olty
FOR BOYS West 242d ST.
r:M aeboaTtllM-flafl aa th** Mll overiool.
. ln-f Van floriiamit Park. Oatdeer flebaal
Lif- fljojn ruMv romaln all day, includ
' lna S.it.ir.i.v. Ntw Jlultdln-;.
In.|i\t*lu.il uttei.tion. Afternoon studl". ?
. Tliorouifl. iT'-paratlon for eallflga, 1*2 .
?!radUHt..a ln l'-a<1inir col OQIk YEAR
' lefl-ca AU .i ?-???*. Catalogue. afliin i fc-aii
FOR GIRLS oUt usthST.
? *.. I**.:* PiflBaifllaif flad (lenaral gta*
,M..n(i,n.liKI,in..,t- | g*.), fEAR
HOUSEHOLDARTS;?
W.
19th ??.
CflMklBg. Embroidery. Mllllnery. Drcaa
niukiiiar. xn-i Hiui Craftfaj Acflflaata,
Alao Engllah ?nd roriv**rsatlo_nal Krer.ch.
Oafl *.r m..r? MbjOfltfl may
be taken. **atalugue.
5th TUR
ELEMENTARY HH*
l{iv.*ral?le ,,, ?... Ft. V* aahln-*
BttvoBWtat] *3 Wf" lin.U.IW.
139th St. 148th St. 177th St.
P
ACKARD
COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL
Lexington Ave. & 35th St.
I nim-r-lal, aienoirraphlc and
i>e< retarlai eotiraes.
I Wl, TF.IOI OFEN8 ggPTEMBBfl. 2.
Benfl for eatalag. No aolfit^-a
-Sperl?l rourae In lll?li**r Arrotintlng,
Cflflfl Actountinr mui Anditlng.
Inatrui-tlou ln A. :..-.:ntancy and B'ialneaa
Adminlatratlon ef PiflfaaalBBfll I'r.ido at
New York Institute of Accountancy
215 IV. .'"rd flflflflflli Hflfl* V"rk.
Tbe Accountancy Institute of Brooklyn
II li?.n*l Street, Brooklyn._
FRIENDS SEMINARY
ttO-ttA E.at Iflttl gl IflflW Torlc
FRIENDS SCHOOL '
Ifl S.-lirrm-rl.orn **t.._P.--**->k!x*n.
?Pfllflif !""-'*?'-'- -*' HOOl IM Hh At.
I UHT aatbd, Txii-ATtf*. BJUpg. :-'tnv:lp. *a
B flfl Bfl b ],Mv.**-;-. ' ialoa fraa
T_B BEKLITZ M.HOOL OF l \Ni.lAi.KS.
Madlaon Squarfl. (1122 Biaailwar).
Hfj-'.. tn H-anrh. AfA I-rnox Xve . n. ar 12.tb SL
Brookl-.i Branch. 21S U20 Uvlng.ion AU
H ! oola op.-n all tiirt >e*r._
rh- Ir.-tltufr of Mu-I. al \rt of the Clty of Tf.
Y FrnnU l>amr*i?cli. Plrertor. Datea of en
6?>pt. 29 to Oct. ?*. f-WTl
,,,.. |g Sa,??%-.. 1 CO Claremnnt av.. N . T.
PRATT INSTITUTE ':l^^-^'i
F\,r Botfa Sexe*i--Country.
Chappaqua Mountain Institute
Valli:illa. Ifflflflfl-lieater fo., N. V. Boj 301.
a Hora? Bchoo fot *.IKI.**. la t?? R-a!
Coaatrr aadar care nf i*rt?n<la. Boya a*l
? nndflr 14 raara ? *?".irate .i*-pt. -. llw?
ino-her for -fflUBf rttll.lren. 4:M faat 2~>
- from N. Y. to haraa; : n ft. eiex-ation.
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v.-a-y st . Room 810. Tel. Cort. .".H'lt.
For Boya and Toung M?n?Clty.
Collegiate
ls a roiiega Preparatory
School w .th >;rong Prl
mary and .lumor Gradet.
Modern Echool bulldinf.
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IRVING SCHOOL
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?oo Orattuatea Hi\- Entatad ColI**a*a.
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HAMILTON INSTITUTE FOR GIRLS
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THE FINCH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Mra jBgglCa PINCH C?)BOlUV* l'..-?-'P*'
61 Eaat 77th Street, Mflflf Yflfl*.
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miinassai iT>-Jn UIW..r.5lli
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Allcrnoon Classes 4.15 lo 6.1*
Evenlno Claaaca 7.45 lo MJ
Term BeglM iaa*. ***% ** ? ',,;
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.
An.erl.Hn and Foreign Tea.-I.er.' ?*???**;?,;
Buppllca Praftaaors, Toachara Tutoia.
?rneaaea . t<* lo Col ??oa. Bchoola and fam.
Hli. Ai?ply tfl M.". M J. VOL'-NO./LLTON.
?J3 tnion Snuaro.