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THE SUN, TUESDAY, MARCH 23, , l!)ir.
CITY MAIL SERYICE
BEST, SAYS MORGAN
Exploit.: DHny Found liv Mcr
rluint Is )ifc 1o ( iimihI
I'.itoi's.
FEW I.N !.0(K WOHKKRS
The Icirli,trilr Ar. . .atlnii. n li.. Ii n.is
Mart'il an tit c-tf- itl'm Int.' the de
livery of miiHe. made pnl'lic . i crtn
pome of Ihr nll ilnte ii'itl"1 rela
tive to the rteliverv of the ,ipi, nition'y
wetkly ptlbliatlni. Mllfil Orrnifi .Vctr
York, Accorillns to tilt rtalcn ent of
th tusociati. ti it took five J,t for one
of tho cop'ea to rwoh M nfl ilr, N. J ,
and four tlavn for t "! t" leach H"
dcMlnutlmi In Lotus l..ati fit).
When I'oMn.aMcr Kdw.nd M. MnrRan,
rt Interviewed yesterday he nalri he!
had tartd an liivftl.atifm nun me
delay reiorted by the Merchant Amo
elation, fie adtnltWtl franUl.v that evcr
ropy mailed after publication n .Satur
day should have lncn dellveied In
Greater New York on the tlrl delivery
on Monday, but he ameitetl that New
York has the ben postal tervlce of any
city In the country.
The, Merchant Atioclatlon mad a
test of postal efficiency thruuch Its isue
of Oieoler .Vent York on March 13. ask
ing every recipient of a copy to Inform
the association of the time of receipt.
There were t.UUO copied of t' e publica
tion pent tut Some of the lui'les were
dellveied late, tile .in.ociatioti wi'. and
cites Hie follow um Instaiicm .
MONPAT, MARCH li.
10 A, M.. 36 W'jsluiiKtoli place . 10.05
A. M., 5C1 Uiojdw.iv . H'.ir. A. M., 3J'.i
West i;iIHoviitli street, 1 - A. M.
170 Centlal Park West; lu;30 A. M..
461 Fourth aenue, IUjjO A M, M
l'rlnce -street, lu.ud A. M., Ass Hioad
way. 10:3u A. M.. 313 IJast Trteilty
thlrd street, ll':i" A'. M . 67 Prince
utrect 11 A M., I'eiiii')laiiia ataliun .
12;ii P M (Jiand stieet and .Sc.vtown
Creek, llruoklvn, 1 P. M llMB tlr.md
Mreet, IltouMltl. 1 P. M., 11V5 Metto-pt-litan
avenue, llruklri, 1! .3U P. M.,
30S Third avenue. io.ikln. 3 P. M,
10 Jay strtet. llr-.nkl.vti; 3 P. M., lit)
linlay strict, Uiuukln.
TUESDAY, MARCH 16.
S A M . 41 I.afa.vctte street, A.
IMS Uifaveltc ulnel . S ;3 A. M., S
Leonard utrtet . !i A. M., Ill Uiuailvvay ,
11 A. M , Kivcrdale.
VVMM.M".VY. MAIICII 17.
9 A M-. 33 Th nuts street ; 9 A. M .
Kingston, .V V. si. 15 A. M.. New
HrUhton. Sutcn Island. 11 A. M , l.ui.C
Island City. 11 A. M., I-UK Island Clt .
11 A. M. tiai'deii C'ltJ . llllHi A. M.
Island l'it . 11 .30 A. M., l.oak'
Island fit . 3 P. M , Philadelphia . 3 .30
1. M., YouUe'sto.vn, Ohio.
Till ll.sDAV , MARCH IS
1:30 A. M.. Monlolair, N. .1.
In addition the association submits in
stances of 111. si class mail that was not
dellveied promptly, llele are sunift of
them.
A letter mailed In I'lill.nle'phia on
March 1.. at . I'. il. was rueived at
fK0 Hmadway at H.4.". A. M. Maica lii, j
second iltiivc.y.
A letter mailed at 11 ll.oailvv.-iy on
March li at e:4j P. M. was rtceiVvd at
7! Iteade street 'on March 16 at 4 :30
1. M
A package of third ehi" mall mailed
at sub-stiitinn 323 on Man. It la was de
livered at 20 West Fourteenth street on
Mutch 13.
One member of the association com
plained that the Huston mail was late In
reaching bun. Another said that al
though lie formerly got his mall :it 7 ;3n,
he seldom gits It now brfore K 3. A
third member complained that the Chi
cago mall was dened In reaching him
and he ponded out that the mail should
be assorted at the railroad etatluus In
stead of be.ng siiit to the post olllce.
"1 am very glad," said Postmaster
Morgan, "to have the Merchants Associa
tion make any Investigation Into the de
livery of the malls, The a-suclation
promisul, howevi t, t i submit its findings
to me for investigation. I myself have
already started an inquiry Into the com
plaints made. There is no reason lor
the delay in (he few instances cited in
the s.OOO copies of th association's pub
lication, All copies should have been
delivered before noon In eveiy case and
If they weie not then It was due to thn
inelllcivnc' of some employer.
Orral llunh nl ilnie of llelu
"None of the iltlas complained uf
I-
nttrlbtitable lo any r-dut:u of
lh,.
'
force. I shall be very glad to have
cases submitted to me tor investigation,
but w on ,l like to liav e the nv lnpe come
with Hie i iiinpl.iHil, as tn.ll fji .llt.Ui-f
our Inves lK.iiinii
"With. n twi My -four Imiiis iicginiiiiig
early on Much II. tin' d.iv uf tin
mailing of the circular, we reieived at
this nllli'O the gnatest amount of inreikn
mall that i vi r raiiie to Ih.H poi t in niie
day. There vvrio !.3;n bits of mall re
ceived, and mo.e than 2.onn.oi)0 foieisn
letters weie handled in addition to the
regular mall,
"Now you must remember that we have
0.000 employees, anil evin If every em
ployed should iiiakn only one un-lake In
a week you would have ipute ,i number
of mistakes. The ordinary assu: le r
handles 3, mm pieces of ln.it. ill a day
and .von can't expect tho-c men i,, .e
jierfect I know on, man who was and
lie, went Insaiii
"I obs. rve that there is lomplalnt
about a special delivery letter aildiessed
to Sluewsbiiry, N'. J., ami mallid on
Saturday afternoon which was not d
llvered until Monday Well, the last
train for Shrewsbiny leaves New Voik
at 2:30 on Saturday aftrruoon
.Mull .ssorleil at Motions.
"I observe that oi lan complains
that Incoming mail should be assoi ted
according lo .list'. .is at the vai'0,1. rail-
.i,.n,, ti. ,. i a,,,,,. I,.,,.. i
more, at all of tin big receiving stations
in New York we uetiort mall actoi.l.ng
to the big cltlts and then ship It In
special bundles through the pneumatic
tubes to the outgoing stations.
"New- York has the best puma! service
In the country. There in nut another
city that has eight and nine deliveries
In one day. In addition every buslni-s-s
man has his mail bofotu It o'clnclt We
have (in extra delivery for the inatKet
men that leaches them before H o'flm k.
We have Into di liveries, foi tho hotel
and clubs."
AUT0IST ACCUSED AS FELON.
Arrested for Vssnull Wtrr fur
rushes l.lltle lilrl.
John Itrnwer, L'7 a conlr.'ictoi- of '.'2
Haul 120th stnet Manhattan, was held
In l,ftti0 ball vest, rilav in the Manhat
tan avenue, polim court. Williamsburg,
for a healing on a ihargo of felonious
assault. All autoinohile he was uper.it- j
Ing on Sundav n.ght in Medford avenue,
at North Mxth sir. et, struck Clara
'Jetting, eight y. ar-od dniightei- of Mrs.
In.l Oettlng of lJ North Kifth street,
fracturing the child's skull and Injuring
"rier Internally.
Jt was alleged that llrower did not
Mop the automobile, but continued at a
hlffh rale of speiil nnd got nrin the
Williamsburg Hralgn Into .Mar.iiattin,
Two men told the poli't. the la-en-it
number of tint car ati'lSi V Y and
llrower was n nested at his hoine ''oiif
other men were riding In the im w lb
lllm t th time of the accident Tim
child wiiM In a critical condition lust
nil-lit al her home.
GREEK HOTEL WORKERS
EAGER TO JOIN IN WAR
Italians, Too, May Quit Jobs
Mrs. Blankenburp;
Clubs at
With the p.-ilhtllty of Italy entetiiic .
Into the war and the rlmniM of liee !
Aim b.rnmlilK cniliinllcd. theic Is i onil
craMc iine.islnesi in some uf the hotel 1
kitchen In New Vot ti, where thele are
eini'lovees of these nallonalltlc"
At the Hold IviilcUeil.oclier. wnere
moie than 150 tiietks ate employed m
minor capacities, half a dozen have slis
nliied thcli Intention of lettiinlnB to
ih tlri shin. Several lire
veterans of the last Clrero-TuiUMi war.!
Thetc Is an amleiit prophecy that aj
Ijn claii KIiik shall m-. upy tn tnione
in fnnstalit'nnple ,ind the tlreek war j
veterans now In service nl Ihe Knicker
bocker Imps to b vvlth the army In a
march tlirnueh Turkey which will eml
with the coronation of King Constantlne
of Hreecc as Kmperor of the Turks.
The famous Col. John 8lnleton
Mosby, lawyer, soldier, author and story
teller of Warrlnicton. Va but reclstered
from WashliiKton, I). C Is at the Urea
lln. Col. Mosby, who Is past SO, gained
fame In civil war history as the leader
of Mosby's Partisan Hangers, an Inde
pendent cavalry company which did con
siderable damage in cutting communi
cations and destrojlng supply trains In
the rear of the Culled States army
Mrs I.ucrctia l.. Illankenburg. wife of
the Mayor of Philadelphia, was the
guest of honor yesterday at a council of
presidents of women's clubs of this city
und the State at the Hotel Astor.
Former (lovernor of Pennsylvania IM
win H. Stuar. was the ttrliieip.il gueat
at tho dinner given in the w hite and gold
room of tho Waldorf-Astoria lat night
by the ('outlet of the Pennsylvania So
ciety Twelve men were seated at tho
dinner. Knch guest was pnsenled with
a new- s;eel portrait of Mr. Stuart.
Others present were Henry P Davison,
James M. Heck, Theodore P. Shunts,
John (Irlbbel, William CiiigKcnhelm. It. T
Havles. John Markle, Thomas Klrliy.
William Harrison Urown and Dr. Jam
(iay'.ey.
C. W. Westedt and his sister. Mrs.
M. Paetz. both originally of Hamburg,
arrived yotcrday at the Martinique from
China. They were both in the selge
of TsliiK-tao. where Mrs Paetz and her
husband had lived eleven years. Mr,
Westedt was obliged o wear the uni
HERL1HY OWN LAWYER
IN 'POISON PEN' CHARGE
FonilCI' I'ollCCIIlllll Dccllll'CS )f.
fnniiitory hotter ! n Mys
tery to Him.
Although without a !aw.ver, former
PoM.-e l.tetiti nant John J. llerllhy
blected to proceed with his tral wien
nr a.gtied visterday In the Tombs polii e
court. He Is etiarged by Acting Captain J
.Monro Cooper of the Fourth branch j
detective bureau with sending a de- ,
famatoiy letter through the mail to
former Deputy Pollre Commissioner
Clement Drlseoll. now emploved In the
Hureau of Munlc'pal Keseareh.
"l didn't send that letter and tills
whole thing ie a mystery to me," Her
llh.v told Magistrate Appleton.
After Mr Diisndl had testified to re
celviiiB the letter on October 21 the re- i
tired lleutemnt cros-eMimlned him a"
to what h had done with the envelope,
vhlch was not produced. In response
to a ipiery as to whv live months had
el.insed sinie thn letter had been re-'
ceived without any action being takn
I Mr Drlscdl said the letter had been
I sent through the regular police chan
i tiels
I fapt Cooper tiMiti'd that the leitel
I was in Heillby's handwriting
llerlihv lonught out th.' fict that the
witnesses, C.ipt. foopcr and Detective
Lieutenant Fr.in.is Stelnl.auiif, though
thiv said thev bellevi d tile letter was
in ileillhy's hand, hud known li s wrlt-
lug only from August i in ino loinmwii.'
October :i. when he reined, and weie
not competent Judges Assistant !.
trlct Atto'li.v U. ! I n - ttun leipiiMled'
an adjournment l igistrate Aiip'eton
piroled lleili iv aid a Ii Ised him lo g-t
,, I ii v er T i a-' w il go "11 H I
n i ! ii iv m s t T'i Ida
COURT DISCHARGES QUINLAN. j
Itnels Island Vlee-I'resldeiil Opens i
nnol.s fur Crime.
.lohn J. (JiiinlHIi, vice.pi csiilcnl of the.
Chicago, llock Island and I'.u Hie It. 1 1 - 1
wa. who was caarged bv Wan en C
Crane, a stis klioldir, with refus ng to
allow hlin to look at the stock books nt
the coinp.l'iv, WHS illsehalged b Magis
trate ,ppleton yesterday n the Tomb"
police court.
The books of the compaii.v oiitaln
Ing Ihe names of the ehaieholib rs, .Ml.
Qtlllllaii assured the maglsti ale, li.nl
been Ihiown open for the Inspection of
Mr Crane, who Is a member of the
.ni-ter i oninilttee of Itts'k Island share
holdeis and is oMleav in lug to secuie
enough piox es -o overthrow the pit-sent
illiectot.ite of the railroad al the stock
hiildeis' melting in Chi' ago on Apri 12
In discharging Mr. (Jiilnlan and Itob-
rt l-otl..s. stock tranMer clerk 01 t ie
j cninp-nv, .vtagisir ate .xi.piei.iti .,, ,
did not believe that Mr. ijitlnl.in bad
I vvi fullv violated the law and that the
I summoning of the v.ce.piesident to court
, ",r '
GIRL IN AUTO GOES INTO CANAL.
I'lillc dun n Near to Itescne, .lust ns
III the Vim li s. 1
("iirtrudn Sheridnn, 211 years old. of
ills llalse stieet. plurigeil In an unto
lilob.li Into i low amis Canal, llronklyn,
early yesterday. Just like a moving pic
lure heroine, but she look the. dive very
much against hei will.
When the ma. bine In which M'ss
Sheridan was ruling jumped ten feet
into tho canal a the fool or K'rst strict,
policeman Harold I'nrint w is near to
llll the part of resetter With two other
policemen and a Standard 'III einp'oyee,
who came at Ills call, ho saved the
voiiug wotiinn ami her two companions,
Chillies William L'.i ve,tr old, or ''lush
ing, I,. I., and Daniel luiscoll, a chauf
feur, of Madison, N. .1
Williams and M'ss SMeilil.iii were ic
i turning from a visit to friends In Madi
1 son whon the .ici nb'iil iiccutied I u iscnll
I mistook, l-'lrst street for Tlllld, Where
llieio is a biblgc
EMIGRANT SHIPS WRECKED.
1IOO limit ni-il tVlieu -.pttnlNli 'ea-
' Mi ls liu linn ii In Slorni,
I .vunmn M ii-.' 2'.' I'mir Spiuilsh i ml
iriaiii ships have heen wrecked with the
in tit nf son lives iIiiiIiik a leii'illc mm in
which h.iK heen rak-lni? iiIiiiik the unuth
ei n toast nl' Spain for three days.
. liver Iftil .sallliiK vehfeltj weru ilrlvrn
I into AUtci'lriiH lla fur nfinj"
for Battle, Hostelries Fear
Guest of Women's
Astor.
form of a rcetvist tin re. but finally
esrnpi'il hs a tnuriM by putting on civil-
in rlotlies Id Marled from lierman
''ii davs brfoii the war broke out lie
was go.ng to Japan on buslmss. but
was llrst arres'ed at Harbin, Siberia
Through friend lie got free In two1
hours and went on board a Japanese,
i (earner at IaiPotok. He could not
return the same wuji and so came back
by way of Honolulu and Han 1'raneisco.
He realizes that lie cannot go to Oer
iiifiny. but will see that Ills sister s'.nrts
for that country by the way of Hen
mark. Mrs. Pnetz savs that there are
now twenty-four women In New York,
on their wa to tlerman.v. whose hus
bands are being held prlsnnets bj the
Japanese In Tslng-tao and whose e-pctis.-s
!o return home are bi.ng paid
b the Herman (internment.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
.Some of Those from not of Town
neltered In Ihe City,
McAlpIn Dr. and Mrs. J. .1. McCor
mlck and Miss Agnes Wheelan. Troy;
J 1-. Myers, Paris; U. I'llsworth and
Hobert 8haw, Nottingham, Kngland
Waldorf-Astoria Ux-(!ov. Kdwln S.
Stuart, Philadelphia; Mrs. Charles V..
llonil, Hartford, Rcorge W, L'lklns,
Philadelphia.
Ah or Hlpollto Villa, brother of den.
Francesco Villa, Carlos Jauregln. Man
uel I., (iouzales, It. (1. Martin, Mexico.
Mr and Mrs. I). Itcsta. winners of the
irand Prix, Panama Imposition, Io
Angeles.
Manhattan .Mr. and Mrs William H.
Illood. Jr.. Hoston; Mr. and Mrs, I. H
Cowies. Mr and Mrs. W. S. King, Lon
don. Kngland.
Knickerbocker Thomas li. Matthews,
Mount Clemens, Mich ; J. It Paine. Mem
phis. Tenn.. H. K. Mitchell. Toronto.
The Uorralm. Mr and Mrs. Thomas
H llrowne Wynnewood. Pa.. Mr. and
Mrs. He Soto Fltz lieiald. Itlchmond,
Va., Mrs. W f!. Hawkins, Jr. Ml
Hawkin, littsbiug.
Algonnuln Mrs. I.. C Itl.-hards. Hos
ton, Mr. and Mr. J .1 O'ltnen. Phil
adelphia, fhai'lcs K. Smith, Providence.
Claridge II I Alexander, HrnclCon,
Mas ; C. W Kgcers, Toledo, Kdwaiil
M. Marks. Cincinnati
Hreslln--lt A. Hlnes. Hoston: C K.
Itariett. Iturfalo; Walter A. Itrown. '
Itrockton. Maxs. .
Colllngwoisl Mrs H. S. T.irr. Ithaca, t
N. V : .Mrs. C W Hurnette. Pittsburg.
Pa.. H. Joyce. Ottawa. 111.. Mrs It. H.
Fletcher, Amherst. Mass
SIGHTSEEING BUSES
BARRED FROM STANDS
Traffic Committee I'lnn Park
Ave. Opening To Reirulate
Motor Trurk.
A definite decision on the question of
sightseeing buses, which has been under
discussion by the Mayor's committee on
street traffic and safety for some time,
was reached at the. weekly meeting of
the committee In Police llcadipiarters
.vesterday afternoon when a resolution
was pned prohibiting all sightseeing
buses licensed during the coming s-uson
from occupying cnb stands or other
plnies where they ma inter fere with
stteet traffic and requiring that such
buses shnll submit a ileiinlte rout- and
definite stopping placis, which shall be
strictly adhered to.
It was divided that a hearing open
to all Intel ested would be held III tlv
ciiiiinilttin room In llembiuai teis .il,out
the middle of April on the limitation of
the sue, weight and s ,,f niotur
ttiliks. Notice of the bearing will be
given to mauufai Hirers and sellers of
tnii ks.
The ipiestioii of the opening up of
Park avenue below Fartv-secind strn t
was also tonsidered at some I. ngth.
though no decision was le.niied. Two
principal plans were brought forward
one contnniprnting the abolition of
the subwa.v and ceMr.il parkwav and the
operation of cats t lr. sii'fac and
the other the eimstriietlon of tamp ,mi
the west side of Hie strut between
Tlnrl ll, nd ;u d Th.rf fourth streets,
w in i i lis uiclei Kfoirid Min.lir
1 1 th t in (lie 1 a-t
RULES FOR COURT OF CLAIMS.
Cnses Will Me Trlril In tlislrlets
Where The Del u I mi le.
I'TlfA. Al irch Sevil.ll tefie ns u
be institute. I ni Ihe new State Cunt of
Claims, the tribunal leceutl ctealed to
sllpclsede the Mate Hoard of Claims,
we.e outline I to dnv b 1'iesidii g .linlgr
Adi.lph .1 It, nl. nl k at the oi. Mli,g here
of the llisl Ii I in uf Hi I II,. s,,,,
thai in the tutitie case- will l,e ne, In
the districts in which ( he, oi igm He, f.,1
lowing will, h plan twenty -tour cases
wile taken utr Hie calendar and held for
tin next term at Syracuse, wlub llfteen
nthei (ases weie held for tie Itoiiiesiet'
tei in
The couit annoiitii ei al-o that a dnv
calendar will be kept The present term
line will coiitlniii until April i'l
IJAnliAIN WEEK IN BREAD LINE,
1
StlltT Of III ft
lioseil Uf
Will Si-irr lie
nl littvver Cost,
"This is bargain week here, gent'emen '
llargmii week'" cnllped Tom M- rr
estenl.n , opening tin. dii irs of Tun
Si'i'H fri i lue.'id depiii at Ii I'Vst stteet
"What il" ou tnea'. bv thai"" a-kr I
Il.ck Itrlghl. as he i.mk up bis positinn
alongside the big sacks of bicail
"I liu- in III, it this is the last mc',
of tint great Ii irgaln," leiilled Mer.v,
"Ihe last vvii'U of tin- free bread season
heie. the end of the wtnti r of discon
tent and the winter uf giving a .,af nf
In end away for the ask.ng The entire
stock must be wlpid out b tsiiurd.o
ll Is going at a gieal lediiftlnn fact,
for nothing Two thoiieand loaves of
In cad a ila.v must be taken awav '
These leiniiikH or .Miiiv'm weie I In.
include to the tiling Into the little stole
of the usual hie, nl line
CHAMP CLARK IN HOTEL FIRE. 1
lie, Ills I'lllllllv "llll Oilier (iiieslsj
Sate llllei'ls nl I'nss Chrlstliiii, ,
I'.VMH PiiitiHI'lAN, Mirv Ma ch 12
I'll i. H I'iOUriV ilaill.IK.il e.lll.V 1ii-.,iV
I.VIinn ClMli'. fill' uf the Iii st l.llnwil
winter linlels mi Ihe liulf cnaiit at whli h
''hump I'lnlt, Speaker nf the llnii-e,
.Mie i 'Liil; anil th Ir ilatiKhter, tlene
V'lcVe, aie staylnir
Thu miisth wire all vvarntil In time
nnd weie nhle tn pave, their pciMinal et.
fi t.
PRESIDENT PETERS
ANSWERS BURLESON
c0aT,.ss li-epoi. lo I?c-
fuf i riuiruo Kiiilnniil
l.nnt Oovprnnii'iit.
POSTMASTER MEM AOOfHT'
Pt'drnt rialph Tftrrs of the I-OI1C
l-lnd Italltond, ch.ilrmin of the com
mittee on railway mall pay answered
yesterdiy Potmnster-Ocneral Burleson's
charge that the railroads are "looting"
he postal tevenurs.
"Congress appointed a bi-partisan com
mission to Investigate the whole sub
Jfct.'' ald Mr. Peters "That commis
sion, of which ex-S'nator Jonathan
Hourne. Jr. was chHlnnati. recently tec
unintended' the passjse of a bill which
would have Increased the pa of the
ra.lroids. Was Senator Hourne's com-
mitten duped bv the roafls or
did his
comtnlttee become a party
the con
.piracy to steal?
'It may he possible for a dmaoglc
politician to make a charge like this In
the hfat of a political campaign, hut
to Inject Into a statement Issued under
the a-gls of the Government of the
United StHtes such language aa that bv
whbh the Postrnaster-Creneral now seks
to express his spleen against the rail
roads s unworthy of the great ofllce of
which he is the Incumbent.
"The fact Is that Mr Ilurleeon. through
'ark of understanding of the postal ser
vice, and through tellanee upon advisers
who weie nccued by the Joint bi-partisan
eommlf-ton of emigres of being Ig
norant nl their dutle and greil f..i
arbitral v power. Is himself permltt.rn:
the Cnvernment or the t'nlted States to
r,h the railroads of at least halt whit
l due them for enrrylng the parcel posi
The rallriuids defy the Potmas er
lieiietal lo point to a single utt of theii
railway mall pay committee In Its ef
forts to present the facts in this case to
the lieople. which bus not been hIiio
llltely legitimate."
Mr Piters said that the railroads in
tend in present their cae as aggiessively
a poslble in every Cungreis district,
loluving that the people will H'e that
the rallroids get Justice.
MRS. BAILEY'S FRIEND DIES.
Mrs. .hill n W. lira tin ii l.a't Person
Mie Vlslleil llefnre ller Mnriler.
ItocKvtM.K f'rsTlT.. I- I , March 33.
Mrs John W ir.ib.iu, 41. of Hen
ipckon avenue, whose home was the
last place visited, so far as kn.iw n, l
Mrs. I.ulu I Haiie of Hempstrad on
.line last before hc went to the
olth'e of I)r Kdwm Carman In Fneport
atid was strangel murdered there, died
ibis morning of diabeti.
Mrs (irabau was a native of Dobbs
Fetr. N Y. Her husband suivive."
her.
REPLIES TO STEWART BROWNE.
(oiiimls. loner Hell AU lllm lo
lline line I nllcenseil Mulls Mini.
The only city officer who took official J
notice yesterdav of Stewart Hrowne's
attack n the M.tehel administration, de- i
llvered at the Forty-fourth Streit The. r
atre on Sundav night, was License Com- ,
m.ssioncr Oeorise II Hell. Mr. Hell sent
Mr Hrowne th" following letter and.
challenge. I
"In the Newspaper this morning v.ni
are iploted us having said the follow .g
at the Forty-fourth Strict Theatre list
evening. 'There are ic.l 'niovie snows
in this city. Only i"!i4 an- I ensed.
Thetefore the cltv loses about I2.'.0.000
h year In revenues."
"This statement Is absolutely without
basis n fact and no man has any right
to attempt to injure my department by
making an stub statem-nt
"Thele Is not. nor has there been since
Julv 0 191 1, any inovie' show in the
cltv of New York operating without a
license If vou know of one I challenge
von to in ike It known and I w II take
appropriate action Ininied ate Otht i
wise vou will do well to refrain from
bi.iMng it n sponsible remarks wlrahte'd
I., make dlflleult the enforcement of the
law."
MAYOR MEETS PROGRESSIVES, j
Luncheon lilveli li linn Issloner
uf Vcconols Wollsleln.
Thetc vi as no speaking at the Imicb i
eon given estirilav bv Ciimtiiiioner of '
jXciouuts Leonard M Wallstcin to M.H'irl
Mitch 1 at the Whitehall Club W th lie
Mayo' Co'iioi'ss oner Wallste'ti bad tlr 1
teen guests The other were alt r '
lii,'..iu"i and included C 'tintv Chu rcia
l.i'ii'o , Hales, ,!r and cltv officer"
This. Mr. Wallsteln sa'd was of tin
dfep significant-.- He explained that op
portunltv to have sntne of these me'
inc. t the Mavor inform. illv was the
simp'e niiitive of the ts-casloti
WEEK'S DEATH RATE LOW.
I .(HI I'it I Mill of l'i1Mllfll Init, il
mliil III MM I.
I Mil UK tilt' l.lM WtvV tllt'lf u.'M ' .1
lie., th m.ik .!(,' A ih'.ltli I
ifi I miii of Hit inipul.ti'tHi uht
IMiir f.ioi,iH with tin- llcuri
nt cMiuMilIm: u t i'U lasf v t'.ir
r i
ti t iru
for the
dii-l'ig
rc icpiiited. tl'lll.
Alihoiich th s is
tui; a r.itf uf 1 il i;'
a ileciciiee of tint v 11 deaths io the
alisolute ttgiiics the mortall'v was a
tuallv less tiv "i deaths. ,f the Inctei e
in ,iojni!ation ilurlng the vear s taKi'i
i nto . i.es'.p.i at -on,
T i.- ileal a rate for the fl st twelvi
wii'ts ot tilTi was 1 I h't. as agan s'
a rate "f t ', fi t tlu nig he c riespoiii
ing pet oil of 1014
AUTOMOBILE
EXCHANGE
A Great Tire & Tube Sale
New and A1 Stock
i
I I'
Saving from 40
to 70'
VI 1 I I 'IS
I ' III ' I I ,ll'l M t 'I', -
W imi hi
used .si, shoes, $3, $4, $5, $o
! "Cheapest House in the City"
Jamiorf Automobile Co.,
I I llll A S NIIIIV III I'AII
1 17G4 Broadway,
1 1 ii ic a m niiiin iii pAit rvir.N' i
I It ier .dill SI
(iiiiiind riimr
ROSKiN.firnTT rn
VWIII11"MVV A M SJ .
I i-'ii 1'iii'knril, M'tiiir
IIS (i V , In-Iiii- Ilr
I I Vli'tei r, 1 tm r
li i Hi: mil. 1. 1' tnur
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II l II l Vll lts.li, I, mi
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1 1 Niint i , 7.V, imii
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1 1 siii,,if. s nun
Slmplet, :t Itri'iilsti-r
IV l l.ii, ll, .Sedan
Merccili-K, nuiilner, IH,
I lilt "il. ImtilHter
News tj V Urn ntlinill
1 1 is Pnekiiril Pliiii iini
II Di' IM Inissl.
ii. i i v itw.vn.N 1 1 ; iin
Mini nil, iii mi inn
11 Itctianlt in in. liiiin
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Ili-liiuiici- tnv tun 1
I.iiiicIii, .'a. i i't 1 1 si i r I
.Slim tin, .W-ftfi, luur
1764 B'way-571h St., 4th Floor!
REORGANIZATION OF j
THE B. & M. OPPOSED
Ex-Proiilt'iil Coilnmii of I'ilcli
liurir Road snvx Ecniio
ini( Olivinti' U.
run s.wixn nv nrsTis
ItosTnv M.ireh 22 K i rodmix
ex-pieshlenl of the Flichhurg Ititlroad
one if the leised lines of the Hotoi I
and Maine Itallroad, and at present a 1
tockholder, both as an Individual and j
i- trustee, In the former corporatt it
innounred to-day that he Is strongh
PI oed to the reorganization of tin
Host n and Maine a uniform b.ll which
now befole the l.eglslntll' es of M line
New Hampshire find Mass ii husetts
I'p to within a few days Mr. fndman
was In favor of some arrangement bv
which the road lould be reorganrv.it
even to the extent of having the live 1
lne taken over and paid for In stock
of a new coi piratlon. Now he says a
-ecelver would be "benign" and "brief
compared to the plans as now formu
lated. The reason for hl change of heart
Ilea In the large reduction In main
tenance charges and cost of transport!!
tkm made by the Hoston and Maine
Mr. Codman upon seeing the figure?
which showed the reduction Inquired
of President Hustis of the Hoston and
Maine If "this should be tnken as evi
dence of skinning the property In the
oltl fashioned wav " To this Inquiry
President Hustis replied
"There has been no curtailment In
maintenance of way or eiiu pnntit expenditure-
necessary for safe opera 'i ai
ittil for preservation of the property
Kcononius in operation have bein prac
tised ami all work not iiecessat y for
safety and reisnnable servlci has been
stopped There has lietn a ourtallimnt
"f passengtr train service to an extent
which might tint be Justified exc.pt
under the critnal eotidlllons obtaining
it thl time "
After reading what President Hustis
had to say Mr Codtmin declared him
self as follow s .
"Almost whollv, I now understand,
out of tern cnti.luctlng transportntlon,
plus legitimate isonomles In mainten
ance, means have i,,m found to make
a saving In four months, October to
January Ituluslve, of neariv ? I.Kiw.non,
or Jt'ii'.'iO'' a month. In this period
there has been a fall in cross (Minings
of about $2111000 a month on the a vet
age, thus leaving 1 1 '.in.omi "... ndded
each month toward av lug the sit'l.ttloti
"Sucih a rite of Improvement is mag
Mltlcent atid (olnltlg as It ilis.s tuosth
out of straight operating Instead of
equipment or maintenance of pi eniniu nt
way there is abundant prom se that
te gains are goltg to be lasting In
addition there cm be discovered stuns
of large savings in tlxid dvirge and
expense of eir hire which look like
aliout 175. ooa a month more
"Now '.s tlie time for the h-iscd 1 tin
stockholders to wake up mid under
stand that th.lr lissee Is after all a
solvent corve-at!nn. iipahle ut fepl ic.
Ing n I2,0in,iiiin dellclt with Jl i.mm
surT'lus for dividends and that President
Hustis Is the man thev have to t ,mk
for It
"It may be tliat C-e p..cv of n 'cis
ing rates, tsitli passeriL-er n'd (re'uht
st'itiMi itinitr
"liKW JKItsHV AtUnllc riij.'
Atlxtk(TtyyJ
y IIKKK TO UO? in a problem that worries nmnv of our
fellow citizens tn-itay our hea'th has broken down nnd
because sme Kun.pcan Sim to whuh yoti made n year'
Pilgrimage Is closed, ywi are in de.sp.ilr And vet within
easy access stands A fl.A TI (I IV. She " .ff..r vou
health and mrength in the tnrvc wi tn.--w of the broad
Atlantic a mttltl'u.ie of attract. oiih and congvnlul ss;iety
that no foreign Spa can excel
lh Leading Houin
wfl fvrrtlih full Information rt, re on
If ntl IlnnU
Am'nrin I'Un
Opn Kntin' Yar
Walt.rJ Uuiby
IIoi- strnnd
T It. OIT and
H U. Kdni
Kurrtkn Plan
J W.iiirl. Wrr
llntf I St. i lmrlf
Ol-en All Var
NwJm HtiTifc ().
Ihr II nlttili ii r1
Opn AU Ywr
Hmry Irnrll.
iilcti Midi
HnM A hat.torium
F U Vouni: M;r
Alarlbnrniich-Hlfnlilm
n th American ann
I'ur"irn I'lnnk.
JoaUh While A Son C
Only thr hour f nm NVw Vork Cilv i fVntrn' II
Pcnna. R. R. (muU nrl tijktt aufnlM fnr further
-s-..r- Lf'-r"S-MlJI
J1TLS7NTIC CTY: N.J. -
THE LEADING HCSORT HOUSE
OF THE WOULD
is particularly titlradive, vvilh its two
blocks o( otean fronliitje faring
south on thr sunny llojrdwalk, dur
int AIIANMCS
PAMOUS SPRING SEASON
cttrndtni' from
FEBRUARY to MAY
iniluvive
ll hns .11)0 private baths, cadi with
sea wttlcr, nntl its evtpiisile music,
every nighl (hrouglioul Ilii- vc.tr, with
tpetidl solo wcck-cntl fcalurcs, is
(uslly ce If lir.itcil. While scrvirc in bolh
Amcrirnn anil a In carle dining rooms.
Hic.itics, Wnlling-cliiiirs, tioll und
other amusements in full swing.
OWNrSSHIP HINIIUUEST
JOSIAH Willi t 4 SDNS COMPANY
hl'l.l IAI. II Nil AMI I AMI It PAH S
ISLESWOBTH
Ami rli hi nun I upi .in r ,i
slid tilt liiia dwiiii, iii.ui i
piilnllia ill, nu lilii Inn .Hid
Lsllis cj,i-li sii.i Uitliail
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HOTEL RALEIGH
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IIOMIIH
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II, 'l -ITU
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the eastbournf:
I'llltli VI
s .IIKl Pdik 1' li all vi iv 0
d lll.lilil li l . I' ' tm p .4
. spi it in i lies
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND
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lil'lis, lll'i
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ALBEMARLE "'M,,.,.
ptilnr privily hHtJm, t
t'frtlnir il I it ut r h ur hi -.it i
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M'fki , J: U Ituol i- t J r L'Ul'J
GUILTY1 ! 1
There is one organization in
the building industry which,
over a period of many years,
has created an enviable record
for itself by the consistent
excellence of fts performances,
as exemplified in the quality
of its work, the economy of its
prices, the rapidity of its
methods, the inviolability of
its contract promises, and the
all-around satisfaction which
it has given to its clients.
THOMPSON-STARRETT
COMPANY
Building Comtruction
will add still
more to the future gains
V"be vnen'".
of the Hoston
I have always
polltv, event III Isolated eases, Is tl.ili
geroiis fur the ultimate welfnte of anv
rallioid svstem It amounts too often
to i lunging more than the Irallli w II
bear and t it means disaster Hi Ihe end.
1 hope the savings which are now mak
ing their appearance will make this
policy superfluous too.
"There are tratllc gains to be had
by being vigorous and Independent In
matters l.ka car hire nnd tim division
of revenue with connecting roads, and
these have not been tried for ly pre
vious managements of the system. If '
President Hustis will complete this goo
work by developing additional revenue'
out of such sources he will find n grate
fill public with him oa well as grateful
stockholders "
LOANS TO CANADA $70,000,000.
War Turns Dominion in This I'imiii.
tr for I nsli.
William A. Ite.ul A- C'o. have pur
chased t,nno,nno rtty of Victoria three
year ,'i per cent noles, which they are
now offering privately at u price yield
ing r, i5 per lent on the investment
Stoic the beginning of December the
Canadian ptovinces nnd municipalities
have sold approximately JTmxio.oOO of
securities in the I'nlted States. Can
adian financing on such a large scale
outside uf the Canadian I'acltlc Itail
ni.id Company, was unknown in this
country previous to the war Here
tofore Canada has always done here
financing In Ungland. where her se
curities were well known nnd where
she was able to dispose of them lit a
low interest rat ii
With the inilbieak of the war, how
ever, Kngland served notice nn her colo
nies that they would have to do the':
financing at home or In neutral coun
tries, owing to the fact that her own
resourcis must he conserved to carr.v
on the war and to support her allies
except In cases of the most dire need
Sb-.rtly after this announcement by the
llrltlsh Treasury, Premier Ilorddi f
Canada announced that dur.tig the pres.
ent ear that country would have to it
IIitii.iKia.nod financing In the fn ed
States.
I'lislor sirlcUen In Pnlpll.
.buiNsTOWN. N. V, March
Stricken with apoplexy when Hddtesslng 1
an evangelistic meeting, the Itev Ir 1
Irving I Van Valkentmrgli. pastor of I
the l'irst Methodist Kidscipal Church '
here. Is in j.erlous condition, being uti
euis,i.,u to-day
xt in n:n HKsoitT.s.
NKM .IK.KsH AtUnll,, i ll,.
ppMrHon.
Opm All Yr
lintel ChMsfA
In tli KKhknhlr
Chi-a St-rtH n
Oi-n All Yr
J It. Thf-nirfon A ( -
1 lir IVnnhumt
(ri-n All Ymr -Wm.
Ii Hoxl, Wmi
1U rt N J
infnrmfi.
HOTEL
CHELSEA
of ti tin frcrit In
A it tnn 300 biM
hat h s fresli srid
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HOTEL DENNIS
Vlliinilt I U S .1
In.ti w Hi Hie tut tictt t tivt "es c
s ' g 1 r lit H'ti mill Hii.r ovsis f''u
ii wius i iiii i p.n-iu u. i New u k
suit tiilii't spu 1i,it linn. m i 1 ,t
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It V I It .1 III in
HOTEL
LELANDE
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tllliets
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vp uirt' t
ni;v ,n;iisi.i.,ikrwiHHi,
niuni.t.ArvrKlCANPLAN
HOTEL, MODERATE PRICES. I
vsiun: rt bogmxt. L.k ewooo, s. j. j
M.t Jl.ltal.V Asliuij I'siL.
fl'lNO LAS 1 1. H Al A.snuflY 1'AHK,
t u Ii ii i 1 i ii ii e vce wnt
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OLD POINT COMFORT . XX .
OLD POINT COMFORT
1'nr UooUcts, mldtf s v Cs w
tieo.
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l i VV i sir t i liiiruiiKli ut Manila tun, .
New Vuik N v
To Florida
For Easter
Plan NOW to enjoy the holiday in
the "Land of Flowers." Go the new
and dehclitful way on steamers
"Comal," "Concho," "Ssn Jacinto."
Wednesday from New York
via KEY WEST and "Over Sea"
Kailway to Miami, ralm tieacli and
all East Coast Resorts. Also direct
steamers every Saturday from New
York, affording all ocean route to
TAMPA-ST. PETERSBURG
and other West Coast Resorts ol
Florida.
Circle toufi it low round trip ntti. torn,
timing octtn and rail journtyi via Mobile. Ala.,
Galveiton, Texai, and other points.
Addresi all correspondence to
CLYDE-MALLORY LINES
Pier 36, North Hlier. MOW TOHK
or call at
Ticket nfflrest 20 A nil IIStut, N. 1
-,
LINE
New York to
HAVANA A!SS F8I.Y"
Sail.nji Thundayi and Saturday,
NASSAU
Weekly lervice Irom New York.
EASTER TRIPS
HAVANA AND RETURN
10 Days $89
Including nil rirnp.
CVx I'") nl ?v.t lu) A thor
ban Hi from .Se York
h. K MOKUO ( AM I,!., March 27th
H. H. SAItATOdA, April :trl
Eicelivnt nt-nlc. p''lfu ptn
tfr quarters Hooklet. rut! nd
Hrn,ir,'1iin
NEW YORK and CUBA MAILS.S.CO.
( Wrd t.lne)
(ienerml nfttces, I'ler II, K. ft., N. V.
CUNARD
Established 1840
l-aiteit Steamers in the World
AQUITANIA, LUSITANIA, MADRETANIA
Rr?u!ar L'nmterruptH 5rrvire
EUROPE via LIVERPOOL
Tuscania,
, LUSITANIA.
' Transylvania,
1 Orduna,
Tuscania,
j LUSITANIA,
Sat.. Mar. 27. NOON ,
Sat., Apr. 3. IOA.Mi
Sat., Apr. 10. NOON
Sat.. Apr. I7.10A.M
Sat.. Apr. 24. NOON
Sat . May I. I0A.M
C alls at lis lfat KsMtiound
ROL'N'D THE WORLD TOURS
through tiotiklngs i,i sll principal Ports!
uf the vinrlil.
COM I' tM Miniri'. '.'I --.'4 Slate. St.. W.
Ideal Tourist Route
S. S. EVANGELINE
"UNDER THE AMERICAN FLAG "
BERMUDA
on newest, stt-Ailles sn I most ' villous
stesnishlp In southern strvir.
Snlllrjir eiintiles j tm i . epend two rail
llajs at Hcriiiuda, or 'imtrr if tu w'sii
Al'MIUll till I1IHS' , H.I i.uioiijjo is
111. ' mif.
"-end fnt liiiiiitifu lliioei
I' vvsi.viil.il lll'l'ln:.
Proudwsy, t 4.'d st ft. Ptlon
Hrj. tit mil. New urit
I 1(1 M 11 I.IVI.
t umiAtrt ii i, i ii i,. i rtiis.nldiitlque
litreti lane io Itnnleaiiv I ran, el
l. cut i.ii Atiiu, in Mutt ,st . y
III. II IHIVIIMiis, l.lsv;.
Tot p i 1 s -. it u ., i, l vv st l. v ery vt-sek-nn
3 I l i itr -s .Sortli Itlier Tsl.
..n 1 . .nk ,ii
SI VMIINVVIVN VMI.IIII S MM-!
V V., MIIIVV V, s;i.s. III SVIVUK.
.V K Jntinnui .V. I i Inc . Ads . 1 U s j. .N y
I'SN V vi V mid v. lii. Ilr. friitses. Three
I'ltc ... w i't k --pii I f..- tin 'Uli-ti
I nlli-il t'rult ( imii).' It. t. I" ' N' y
(tlllHK.I V I I IIIIII1V
low fares in nil imliits simth,
lit ean s,.,im.lii ( ,-,ii llll, .
ltd TO III ltII MA HV S
l Hik't isi.it I I ,( s ,s ( (1
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AND THE EXPOSITIONS
Kcni.irk.iblt lour iinlcrl tif IX
I'.irturc 'w, i w iK IJol llutfl-i,
1 ttpt "i il I'i'i-r int ,,
Luxurious Train Service
wit lion t change from t.i.p. ti . n it
Iiivii'pi-iuli-'.t tr.ivtl in (' ii f in 1 1 f
dis rii
Otlitr lour- it !'u"il.f l'r,.i
Also Tours to Florida nnd Japan.
Sdlll fOr lit H ik't-t llfM'dl
RAYMOND & WMITCOMB CO..
I f-h -v i.i w i v ,
CALIFORNIA tours
V I s';( V , mi ( v i.,
ritNii tot itisr t a.,
J94
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