The evening world. Newspaper, December 30, 1910, Page 2

PQA ITI I met te w whee netic rcrmmenesemers . aan etree nee THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 380, 1910. » ers erows of ght fora mo- Aicates that the depositors have ‘no Jeft the Whitehall ferries for Staten te\- | accompantea by Polleeman Kilne of jis » BEWan cleared ull creditors of the bank to present thelr | | ‘There were hundreds of city employees! gurrenct. which he desired to take te \ Mave you no pity for Unie poor man? | claims and inake legal proof of the sume | * 1 T. | watting for a boat to carry them on Yarigue Richmond boron Wepartment @nked the former District-Attorney. to the Superintendent of Banks on or on the Ferries as T he A eared o-D {their way to tie Richmond Boroug!t Uf He Was informed by an official oF the “You ought to be human even if you before the date mentioned, y | when the St. George boat, Bay Ridge, Dock Department that he might Rave ate: Peporters How Morris exposed Robin. J entered her stip a few minutes past-’ +0 wait for a bowt all day, but he fimatly The reporters 1 ir C The promptness with which an indict- ‘The passengers disembarked swiftly Mmaneged to get the city tug Manhattan ir. Jerome, Mr. N and Ter, ment was found against Robin yesterday | land the boat wan #0 crowded again t@ take him down to St. orge. went Ot to abe . was due to evid volunteered by | AM EN DRANG E With pesecnsers aud trucks bound fer| Justica Clark Hires Tug. "In tle dase of Josep R f Zrecerick B. Morn), tie t y +» GEORGE, St. George. Fifteen minutes after it was! Supreme Court Justice Clark of Brooke BMs. Jerome, adir 1 Geath) Seeery oF Frente W110. ENO ere eee | a time for the Bay Ridge to have left a/ lyn, who lives Ja Staten Island, was fe "che man has taker o of ec car waa Me to Dock Department foreman notified the | compelled to hire a tugboat to take him and Tam med by the doctors that ria is old and feeble and sick, and when | passengers that the tiremen Nad struck ee ee ee ey ones ninco | Islanders, who had import nt business ye cannot be stimulated. Te i tn bad he lewned the extent of Robin's oper and thet traffic would be sispended engagements this city were compelled | shade, « tdo-% M ttons last Monday th ated temporarily to hire launches and tugs, #0 that be- Se hee ; har Funerals in Tie-Up. fore noon there wan quite a fleet of Ad the suggertion of A Dis se communicated WIth the Fupertntens 2 Kiduit mie at SAIL craft engaged in ferry servic : " Mii dent of Insurance on Tuesday and ex In the tie-up of vebtcular tram@c 4t | between Staten Island and Manivattan, AutéMhey Nott Dr. F went on the pressed hie willingness to help in th the Mantiattan minals were several ~~ Borough President Cromwell of Rich- sland. When as wh o kne investigation. Ilia wife advieed him to funerals. .One was ghe funeral of Re-| mond epent last night ia town. He got Robin's cond the doctor aa make a clean breast of his whole con- vecea Lipscltitz of No. 1 Bast One Hun- down to the ferry at 9.90 o'clock. Atte “fe patient has taken a quantit ion with Robin to the District-At | dred and Sixt) street, bound for the! he had fussed around for half an pou SME poison, tit his life has been saved, *Pney, and he agreed to do ro. | Jouseh cemetery at Stapleton he managed to secure passage on a tue a » Wednesday m nine r 01 ay prompt medical act! told me) st ecu ‘ch lea Deiter Lueleees The Jewish Sabbath oegins at 6) Bound for Stapleton. 18 Was # dead man a , ad She walted until Deputy Assist o'clock this evening. A bur aken a lot of polsoned lets When ant District-Attorney hn K. Clarke jaccording to che Jewlsh ' When I left him his pulse ® thf arrived and told him her husband was Diace on the Sabbath, so | pupils ¢ *# eyes were and he ancious evsiet in clearing up the | Lipschitz funeral cortege does not arr.vg manifested other . potson- | Rovin cago, | | jim Stapleton his afternoon the burial , U ng. He coul ned here Re our counes . Grrenena.. t jeannot take place until sunday he M Morris viett the Robin offices There were six carriages in the co to Tombs, Then to Bellevue. in the Times HMullding in t afternoon | » pesides the hearse, and after a tv ‘After consultation with the attorneys, Of that day and make « statement. | walt those In charge of the in- fudge Crain signed directing The statement was extremely valu d tt if the i | : ‘ alte the State, When It was decided | were told that If they wanted to | Seiad ee > the hospital’ yesterday Morning to present the Robin \get to Stapleton they ‘would have to] . vard of the To It was thouglit caso to the Grand Jury Mr. Morrin | make the long Journey to Bergen Potnt, oeiter to take him t than to subiect was sent for, and he responded to the (thence across the Kill von Kull to Por “am to the ride to Hudson Street Ho all accompanied & in wife was Richmond and & six mile drive from | ral necessary to assist him inte the Grand there to Stapleton ' Med across the Bridge of Sighs to th a Aid several other furffral processions | hosp! r tors excitement of the three daye as dic ai other ¢ ‘ - ‘ Tombs so ward me i Ue tee eek ee ee | that arrived later in buying a piano ends with home, No. 48) Central Park West, awatt- t facilites at hand ‘There were hundreds of heavily laden | “seeing” and “hearing” and you nat w veil ‘ “ ing the call to tell me about Robin trucks fn Ine for hours after the strike | must 1 h ke fe h were hamp ) the handling of affairs, In pursuance of his plan to do had been declared. ‘They gradually | rely on u ie maker for the the case, aa nt wor ! to the Distitot=| all Mie trreular wort through mibordl- |meited away after their drivers had been | Test—its durability—the Pease Mtomes's office that Robin should be prtes Robin frequently utilized his o| | sted ta otiate the ne | A tin ¥ removed to Belleviie ecretary, |instrieted to negotiate the Bayonne | reputation for durability is second _ route, Many of the trucks were laden Judge Crain signed another order pers Robin's Directorate Revised. w | to none; it’s a safeguard. with meats and groceries for mting this at equest Deput Through depen nee upon the Dire 7 5 * ‘s ; Year's A Piano for eve irpor Warden Hanley of the Tombs, Robin tory of Directors, issue of 1909-1910, an ry ‘purpose rial to Bellevue in an electric, oMctal publicgtion, The Evening World ee as aia tie Ibn Een Bhd nt (aoe eve Used eee aonties ae Inndvertentiyfaamed Henry H, Bisaltion trucks at St. George, Stapleton, and at TY purse. pianos pong nce, four tOEg: ACCOMpR Te ee ee uarbere uo dirketorerea re | the toot of Thirty-ninth street, Brooklyn. | from $125 up; easy payments i! nim, a the Northern Bank of New York, They After Robin had been taken to Belle- | were go livted In the publication vue his sister, who had borne her Mr. Btraliion resigned fro . the direo- very well during the exciting scenes at-|torate In February, this year, and has (ending her brother's collapse, Was asked not since been conected with the North- A-quarter of a mile of trucks was «trang ired. : lout from the South Brooklyn ferry desired. Open evenings. FERRY STRIKE ENDS notice that no boats were running and ny the Acting District-Attorney if ahe | ¢rn Bank. Mr. Releenberg reslaned in poo would not be run for an indefinite period. 128W.42dSt.,nr.Broadway,N.Y. knew where he xot the poison, She | Yi'6 NO tne, connection with Couldn't Get Voluntsers. Brooklyn Branch: Newark Branch: » aeggborderbyen Under date pf Atg. 31, 1910, the North- (Continued from First Page.) Deputy Dock Commissioner Cresson 4 Flatbush Ave. 10 New St. Got Tablets at Sister's. ern Bank sent out ¢h following official hurried to’Staten Island on a tug and Haty teother found those hyoscin t Mat of ofMicers and rectors planks were laid and a score of po! made an effort to impregs a force of city he sald, “in a bureau drawer in |, OMcors rank I. Grant, President; men assisted ssenger: \1avorers into service as firemen. He it Tlite were thelve tables ge |Jobm ss Clanoy, Vige-President; Willlain 7 a gare, pecemnints +4 Bias All got ashore safely. | could get no volunteers, nor could he ne Brooklyn was the last ferrstboat to | fra Lead arog pgp hate eg eave St.George, She left her Staten | ‘78 10 take . 4 . 1. Brow ne-tenth of a grain ¢ He ‘tald mo. | joway, V after he had revived suffictently to talk, | Cashl ©-Prestd -resident; nt: W. BL ro William Ho Mills, Assistant Cas) Clothing Jat had brought e firemen on all the municipal t the organiza- | Bridge will in all probability Mered f Y m the pass t e had swallowed them all in one |ier; C. J. W: stant Cashier, | uty Paymaster Chartes Franklin Re had sw 7 , on &. a. oo pais 7d Leal | BIATEN ISLAND FERRY CROWD Waiting FoR Boar | {sland silp at 8.90, avout the same tim? = — - FURS “The tablets were not bought to-day | #tructural engineer; George F. Brovn, a MEAN HLANENERT (Ge | the Stapleton left Stapleton, The latter | yj or even very recently. Thad been give |DU® & Brown, real estate; John J. ferryboat,, because of her smaller size, B f ME FUR COAT ing them to him In onetenth of a grain | Canal p. ween Mott a tract, rants Ail EST EST ae sae Byer : managed to edge in to the Battery sea uy Lo EN and WOMEN doses to counteract the effects of mor-| heya; James M. Gifford, Gifford, Hobbs | 2 fat 1 owed against William F. | ner, 140 A.C. Hume. . K, Morris, 1; wall and make fast long enough to land | on the Best and Easiest phine which he’was compelled to take! @ Beard, attorneys; Frederick ‘D. Kine | Grettan on Oe alleged ground that Mr. J.T. Wood, the president, her passengers. our Heviate the excruciating pain hé| burn, late Superintendent of Banks, |piechan gnd cemain a-soclates be} The franriine cover the Que of gall stones | State of N rk; Edward M. Mor- | from the bladder.’ | kan, Postmaster of New York, Thomas tion of the Suffolk Traction Company, | celled within a short time. Th Dr. Punt and the other phystetans | FP. Murpl an- | eee ce pate iad agreed to abandon thetr | R, gpthatle one of the rivals of the South Shore |for this action will be that I has Ats a8 sown after 8 o'clock as they t |News York: Omarles An Or everhi | Traction Com and that In bringing not lived up to his contract in bullding | ould make a landing tn Manhattan. | a agreed that hyoscin taken In small) Bregident John O'Donoghue & Sone, |200Ut the organization of the Suffolk | the thirteen miles of his tir between | The first day shift ended then and the | a mpany William F. Sheehan | the bridge and the city Ine in Queens. | nen on the second day shift, who are O- ay CREDIT plan, no matter where you live or doses would have a counteracting effect | copa: George W. Plunkitt. contractor, | Traction upon the results of, indulgence in| Joseph L. Redling, Relling & Sohcen, | had In som responsible in | Tn his efforts to oulld out, Long Island scheduled to go on at 8 o'clock, had f A yyoat your oceapelon Bey a morphine. Dr, Robinoviteh was allowed | silkw: Joseph G. Robin, President Wash. | 48" POLS yd Baar A I Ube bak had eS akg ee il agreed not to show up. We have just received a ; cae / 9 after she had made her state-| ington Savings Bank; Jaco Simon, | £ was stated in the fol- | powerful Pennsylvania Railroad and the Trucks Coutant “ f : iment Charles Simone Send, hoster Anthaay Hone panne yy Har ie in a letter Prockiyg, Rapa ey Compan but| na uel s ae in’t Land. complete new line of Victors ira PinsGt_Attorney Whitman was not on | Stumpé, Vice-Presifent North Bide Say-,| "PATI late of Gent, M IAT: ithe Interborough api ies] uring the landing of passengers , & Bet. 1234 and 1 Distrlet-Attorney Whitman was not on | TIE tus damea Te Woods enter; |g" At,,the, muegestion and reauest of pany, which owns the trolley syst ma | frome preoktvn at Pler A te tre, |and Victrolasfrom thefactory. | 2274 3d Ave. onthe ‘ e . Robi submi ou an beans bs proen a oo ere . + dau Goa oti to-day. ‘He left town Inst night for the] Wun County ee emaent BARK OF | assignment of any claim which you may Lae btaa ge? eemke se E21 I, \ Sire ros Vere eee than tan eta itean ieee You couldn't select a better f > week-end and will not return to his of-| ° OM A - | have against the tncorporators of the “ater carennly onside P police drove them back and told them) 4; 3\> aro nn = fice until Tuesday. Nobody in the Dia-| Ad noun Can't Get. | Beye we erenetion Company und their as-| BANK STILL AFTER HEINZE. "a" Heo hd peeled Lid ke i ®} that they would have to dock thetr time or place to meee Agi : | FOR BARGAINS GO TO my 0 F n effort by friends of Robin to at-! pociates by of the fact that thi lence, g mi every chance | 4, before v can ore. if . 3 Irlet-tAtorney's office or at his home aD- | (5h gigo.am worth of assets of the Title | fenidential papers of the South shore) He Wants tattation He’ Once|in the world to get your son hack 1 Laplante heen Block Gre Buy it from-us to-day a! ERG ENC og panded See ey Rustin Flint | Ah Guarantee Company of Rochester, | Traction Company Were wer by Henaed te Make Compinint |D#¥@ come to the conclusion that’ you| poet got back to Bt. George, atid the have it for New Year's. BAGGAGE REPAIR CO. ja on and which were selzed by the Attorney-Gen- individuals for the purpose of ie J are Not @ fit person to take care qf him | 7 Y fel ke dy ky 5 eas Fi Kind in the Werle examined Robin at lengti last night at] cral's office last week, was dofeated by jing the competitive company instead of More Definite. Gil Tech ROU oe eonUC almito Batnt | Cy Teneet: ie: Broome) Oe Beaten" We are direct distributers cm or Bargage Made he home of his sister, Dr. Louise Robin-| an order of Justice Page in the Su-|the purposes for which they were sub- s ‘Agatha’y Institution at Nanuet, N. ¥." | Wsland. All of the trucks that had set] faa Wi tor Talking Machine ea Seat Se Sem Mar th 'Uatarenine his’ physical Dreme Court to-day, widch turns over | mitted." Frite Augustus Heinze ts stiIt purs ‘ : out for Manvattan were taken bacx ofthe Victor Talking. “i | all assets of the company to Superine | 7 nontal fitness to appear in, court to- endent of Insurance Hotchkiss, for the | p found him sufferin( agreement betwe vis w 1 Bobin and | by the law, ' dercanttle | overed this decision to-day in the |‘ their starting point. Co., Camden, N. J. ta made on March 35, 1907, in| Bank, over which he once ruled as ex Wa Zl Ailabe Y! and plead. The oe appetite Dan In the case of the Stapleton, however, ; iuats nti Hstonéa, but physically in much | Purpose of winding up the affairs of the | the presence of Clarence Lex the |ecutive. A motion made by his attor- | ° Lag 4 Set di a age ae rant | che pilot gave heed to. the entreaties | Our only offices and salesrooms = » . Institution. 1 fi jot No. Ob Third a nu the lad Oo ; “ . lwwyer. Since the downfall of Robtr tt | neys, Rosenthal & HH na to have of the truckm 1 t \- 1G. say fetter condition: thn for severed days. | “Hite a cenerat Fredecick 0, | MNP. pince the downtall of Robin tt|neys, Mosenthal & Heermance, to have | NT “pstioner in “his home for [of the truckmen to land them to Mha-| - VICTOR HALL Prapbedemimveci-< ‘Their report on his mental condition |anner, who descended o nthe Roches: | p, “ Radler nal opportunity te. Mercantile Nattonal Bank make its) | sare by his mother because she hattan, But while the firem®n remained vi 4 14TH 3 hey reserved fo rthe Court ter COMPANY When, the fret. cumore pt | Gere ae teins intareeta io tire Mouth, erent complaint againat the eratwhilol Po) COs Te seen bad language (cn board they refused to wdbky A tug | 400 Fifth Ave. (Opp. Tiffany's) and A door from Union Sa, West on 14th Bt. ‘An early caller on Robin to-day was | the Robin irregularities reached Albany, | shore Traction Company for $2,000,000. ‘opper King” more definite was heard , feared Be Meu |was sent for and towed the Stapleron 27 Weet 34th St Iephone 84 atuevewnnts | luidor Kresel of Mr. Jerome's law of-| told the Court that the Title and Guar: | these ee sate which Davis claims | DY Justice Page in the eme Court | fron other bore. camesday for [OM the Battery seawall. Sie could sot a Gil Wg Avec Ne Wy Conv t$aeh oe 7 Mr. Kresel said he found Robin | @Mtee was practically defunct. Mr. Tan= | cose Robin nothing, Friends of Rot peday Ne Cake WAS UD et ie recommenda, {2m any slip to run into, however, and Sth Ave.. 8. W. Cor. 3 Seeprived. ner explained that Robin's syste was | crs that he refused an offer of nearly Insel for the new administration of Ma! disposition and on the recommends | roy three hours was towed about aim- hi the substitution of poor securities for | s1 400,000 made by the Pennsylvania Rail- | the bank etated vbat 0 mount in. tion of Children’s Society Ty WS | Jewsly, Finally one of the South Brook: | Upset by Morphine. good paper, one of his transactions | Foy \olved aggregates $500,000, which grows #bout to be sent to an institution when | 11 oats was towed out and the Staple- “Mr| Robin,” said vhe lawyer, “was| being @ Title and Guarantee note for | $ " The South Shore ‘Traction Company ther pl dled that she be allowe aded that allowed |, ut ment of be landed her trucks at the foot of agent of the Children’s | organized In 10M, the old Railroad | or ituth years ago, Heinz ehim. A Whitehall street. \ 8 company 4] irieq and acquitted of misapplying the Society reported that the boy was not) R ominixaioners giving the " The major part of the rush traMo to hive for fifty-one miles of projected | funda of phe bank in the Feder] courts, recelving proper care, and chat the Home | stanhatian wae taken care of befoze bos railroad from D Justice Pax Va was in an unsanitary condition, Justice | ing strike was declared, but no poals Wholesal Jonal behavior. | HOW ROBIN TRIED 3 ae ie gomeie Conse none Salmon then gave the mother until to- | 4 "The doctors who examined hin last % Penta ae tint. yom Bier ay append Greater City in Queens Borough to the cl gel , 3 day to get her home in good condition, } ee condition. He is in charge of IN TRACTION DEALS, | 0t 82:40, tn stock and $5,00,00 of | Chauflear Who Kt led Boy Must. (his was done. | ‘pilfering agony from gall-stones a few +5000 made tothe Northern Bank of | days ago. It was necessary to’ admin. |New York. The vailye of this note has | | {ater morphine to relieve his pain and |,2% been determined by the authoritics t CONNOR PIANOS ESTABLISHED IN 18T' orand, ~prigat und Player ?lanos 4E, 420 St. Open Evenings, as yet. theseombination drove him into irra- two detectives and they will keep watch bonds. Stay 1 Made No Effort. ‘over im until the Court has decided | Sina TAGhbER @aa (i count torday, Od what “! eps to taki Two notable instances were uncovered Ata, Bwigering. reanls paper | William Darragh, the chauffeur, who! : a at the Chitdrer 50 Rem PT yhed to-day that |, resmermnommtere, |Wes. directly con ssions for fort to clean her home, that rea- n-year-| son the boy was committed | binviteh’s home le fon line would be built degree in’ General nected with big traction’ deals, high-speed tr Iset ‘Thursday Robin's automovile, plied} , and he applied for and obtained from | running down and killing thirte mnitted | high, with bric-u-brac, linen and slive ne Was a fight waged on behalf of | ti! poard of Katimate In. the closing |old Ingovaard Tripble at Kiverside| "The evidence shows that he ts not ‘are, visited the house twice, ‘The! '2@ Fidelity Development Company | gays of the MeClellan administration | Drive and One Hundred and Eighteenth | or Would not yecelte proper attention, Stuff in the automobile was trom Roe | *sAlnat the New York, Westchester and | franchive for thirteen additional miles | sree last March, lost his appeal to the, Sald the Justice. | “His long contine ment n's home in Gramercy Park ana waa| Boston Ratiroad, which he t# credited | across Queens Rorough to the Queene | \p) ty The higher) has made him more like a three-year: | Nored at his sisiers’s. On Saturday the | ¥#M having eventually settied for| boro Bridge, and one and one-half miles the verdict of | old child, and if I sent him home | Colored chauffeur und valet of Tobin | $%0000..The other was hie promotion | over that bridge to Manhattan. ‘This would have to allow hini to go out and ° S, ave the South Shore ‘Traction Com play, and if he did that ne would soon @plivered another automobile load of | Of the $5,000,000 South Shure Traction | Tre na conatruct and operate (Trade Murk.) ov Jue World's favonte family Special for New Year’s mix 5 POUND BOX of choice candy for (3) ments or Liberal discount for Hate Division tc court Justices affirmin he jury, stood four to one, The Justice dissenting thought Darragh should n convicted of manslaugher in| set wild family use together with 100 each is, New ‘tous Sewiia Fringe and Rose motto papers and MACHINE (OC, OM ae a sufficiene supply of verses, all for rooms, 45 H. 17th #., Union nd perhaps get into trouble eValuables at the house of Dr, Robin- Te ie of gpeest raped Lege buying | sixty-five and one-half miles of ratl- pene M1 dere, inatead of the first,|1 want to see that the lad has a Geman Sorte aos oe ee ~ - Ra, ‘oviten, an, eee we nntrot of that corpora: | po.g principally in opposition to the! paprag! 4 sentenced to serve not] chance. ; ‘A notice posted on the doors of the ure. Aerts HME paru oe ‘aia Long Teland Ralirond, ow by thel jess than seven, nor more than twemy| 3 nc lye pene, era hen, ik SP.CIAL FOR FRIDAY SPcCIAL FOR SATUALAY J.& J.Col man,Ltd WNorthery Bank and tts branches to-d Dune 2 x4 \ v' Pennsylvania allroad, years, in t penitentiary. stand ne pre dings, whe e it 10 | GeikbPiniendant ot Banks Clleney f- ig Haney Court oF New York saya] Tteports made by the Houth, Hho ee Shi boy was being led up to the detention Vi # NUM BOX CO) aS Poesy nox [y LONDON = = je never rec one cent from Robin, | Traction Company to the Publle Scr iy she empted to follow, i | anaes reselved ine cent from Robin, | orae cr amnesan under ate of dune | PARR'S $80,000 CHEC! hier © eal, Te | —— D.S.F. Mustard Relish Marvyn Scudder, the expert accountant |". | state that $250,000 by we GOES AHEAD OF HIM. | an attectionate meeting took place, anc HY Al DAY ac and that out of $600,000 stock tssued| WASHINGTON, Dec. when the lad told his mother that he |} CHOCOLATE COVERED cHocol fet BRED + aR was to go away she grabbed the lad PEPPERMINTS c MONTEVIDEOS ce HiGH CLASS Gét FRUOL YUUR UKUCER, “issued under constrvetion cont Who figured In the Insurance investiga- |tiom, waw put at work on Dee, 9 on the LTT nooks at the Bautt sthore ‘Traction Come | itr eee eee eee eee ee aye | he sich sey be un jraaft was finally induced to} | pons by. the Public Bervice Commission | necratet ofte "the cucessvore nidce | {ie kame Tam alad Tam sing to soln} | 20%" Soe hetare. goins whe cried” oul a SHOE tes whys nj | pany by ub! ice Commission | operated over the Queensboro Bridge | ‘4 ¥ a FT parr, | leave. bu fore goine she cried ui HOC 3% bed, gas, electric Mixtures and of the Frat District, ‘This probe had| was give $101.72, while ex. | thelr ranks," dectared Richard Parr, | y.4 she would have her boy back by ASS Seth fae: ys “ ? easiness, and but for the falling of his| reported. ‘This was feom the operation | om House, to Secretary MacVeagh at tt | PiVa rUUNY LOXeS Ihe any uy “at wel aac house of cards the inquiry would have] over the Queensboro Bridge where the | the Treasury to-day SAC FOR TO-DAY. | pisatnasan ania trie Uaturen, 2 taken on the character of a full investi: | troc’s are awned Ny the city Pair chante an? Wtamiliatin® tao eek mn seta. 6.60) Noes: Haag. O40 | by Vena, aasoriment ol Re FLUMACHEn & SONS gation The only other portion of the Robin | ynout gecting 80,00 the last instal- hig’) Wate pocmenemnnnnenaaes .'1't.1 Dt? Seatertionee F bow . M44 bet tt ot | Robin, while setting his traction books | system reported as in operation Was &| mont of his $100,000 reward for expos Oat NED CAND — “ee alam } in order, made ahitts of his securities | one and a half mile horse car line be- | Ment of his sli, L. . 2 T Vanilla Choco: BHADE ASSORTED [in his banks and insurance compantes, [tween Amityville and Sayville, where | WS Susar Trust frauds He was in Oneer | DIED, hich attracted the attention of Bupis,| the receibia trom the two care” was | formed that a wairant fr the amount IVEPATRICK.—at ner roadence. 18§.W | ‘ | sgl and Sheney, $709.45 for a year, The total detleit lacy Angee Wis at, LidZABL TH FITZPATRICK PAWING A FACCUTE | concerning ine reverted payment ot | Mas ul at MN. fo-nAgnE ANA aMt GHA. sheen & TANT HR HERO ABR an case Fee ke arate ial ig not easy for a person who has| 2.0% to Robin and his friends in ret- nee ey ton eee, Deets —_—_—.—_—_—_ reer bor OW IO On Dec. 20. CATHERINE vi by A lame he right of way through the Me ¢ mteatic “TADh BONB OS « (nee Mahoney), native of never taken drawing lessons, ol M Park race track, Presiaent for aut! to exercise | GUNBOAT TACOMA ARRIVES HOA OCULAR TGs UIMALDN ba County Galway. Ireland. ‘ A L. &. Of ies Mew York, Wiel, anchise obtained from the Board PRUIT, ac... POUND BOX GRORE BONS Funeral from her c ’. After a course of instruction, | chester and Hoston Railroad Company ; AT HONDURAN PORT. | - SE RUATH oe it aoe Wate, however, the person with talent can | sai to-day that it was ® personal nego ! Renny spbesind. Free he orde — = i 8’ pound box. nm equien t ri Gat idanaall A tiation, the detalls of which he did not} Of the commission denyiig the appl i- | MOBILE, Ala. Dec. 9.—A wireless ‘epose of her soul creditably acquit himself with pen, ("ued wpon to make. publi NOU) ton, and the Appcilate Pivinton of tie! Nivuye received here to-day from Talking Maciine | termegt Caliury, Cemet pencil or brush, The negotlations with Mr. Robin and | Supreme Court reversed directed that the app his friends we And so it is with shorthand, dane- |}; conducted by former t United States gunboat Tacoma has} an s $1.59 Et pens eeepeseaserrennengnamnes nee A I § ident, Mace Moulton, who has since | THe Court of Appeals a this be h ny ; Tor Image can ” ing, boxing, musi, ele —lessons| and ih erin ove at | ah he ete af ae fronts nam Weaoran, Se yy PHONOGRAPH ne i ‘ 7 sanded $220,000 Tor “Gammenes te” ni, | senor ate of the court and | instructions from ng tc : 7; NING until 12 o'clock, peng a should be taken by those who wish | manded. #:fhatl for fanages to UST granted the application, formation is contained in the m ’ Mall as St od'te Mt 1) o'clock. re haronghly oxi Seweedl ta J fo master any art. | fore the Public Service Commtas:on with p According fe 8 ceport op Mle with the! regarding the steamer Hornet, which ON TRI ry for a large. man if | cothte! in opposition to the granting at | Public Service Commission there are recently left New Orleans, supposedly P itachine is vatista - wing converh in Jina City stead)” poaltion Last month The World printed ein ine ralirond, company. {Sit hares of stock of the Bouth Shore for Honduras ie" ast i | "DAW HAPPINESS ‘ S4, BARCLAY ST fan sis fox he Ta are Qt ets ro] Stuatructio “i a bores The tran one ‘of Robin wearing the | action Company Gutmtanding, and they - ——e- -- s ron aty | eeetappy New Year—thaty 29 CORTLANDT st f more 9 eat oe ine 4y Peery. a are held as foilows: Ratlroad Traction ‘ ~- New Yorkonly. ¢ a pur or te te old year Isp out. 6 7 Church SI SOE aewepaper. aN ee aed mencttan Com: | Construction Company (through which | Gary Ousts He Gamblers, naly call, Open evenings anti B.” lore tne Sixes of Home. Happinede— PARK ROW & NA Tt FOUND AND AS WAREE MANY COLLEORS, SCMOOES ature. In an aMuavit Med in the nuit | HOMM exercises control), 6.01 wiares;| GARY, Ind. Dee in~Gambling havens SAUL BIRNS. ; SELLA lh arbi tro pete sae oS ROMs ers an tar fr week-cleeer tot i AND PRIVATE INSTRYCTORS against Robi, Mr. Davis sald: William B. Lomax, 160; Theodore Wer-| and kindred resorts have been ordered | 25 B, ST. Ph fi Aelitiouanens:” nourishment “and oF" 20 BROADWAY n to No. 12 B. G8th st, ‘WILL ADVERTISE In gg ATE LeU il by yA awe a —- | out of Gary as menaces to public safety] 77 *BC } lynornys Ttonereet, with the, stomach 55 “47 NASSAU §t 2 nee i . Hume (in behalf of Mr. Robin) with the Onb Uune Laney and public morals, The Public Safety | VICTOR. aq influences Shrek s 9 re targe fon be Next Sunda § World suggestion that I should asvign to Mr LAXATL IAINE, look 0 | foard, in directing that they be ousted, | Name ’ 4 ‘The specified weight In each Instance Includes the container, mee, ‘ote i Tevin some alleged claim which he con- | terte tare ® Ge world acciarea the order is permanent. anise? if: bed me ¢ pe 8 . ; ’ { ; j