The evening world. Newspaper, August 27, 1917, Page 2

f RENCH ARMY HOLDS ALL ITS GAINS —- Bett ery statemen! re Northern ’ gttacks tiok ameried Dn the ons a of Meuse nave was denpers's Ne 28 we were pres t vm Yosees and the Cheume . Freneh recaptured (he village he BRITISH GAIN GROUND mS, QE British ‘oope day made an advance of half a ie along & wile front east of Mare rt (north of Mt Quentin) rining and capturing aMrong pols ‘ologne and Malakoff Farms, « ON, Ave img to the official report from tieh headqua in France la aedt. so Lovell Forces Teuton Flyer to Land to Escape Death in Sky PATUS, Aug 27. Sergt Walter | Lavell of the Lafayette Flying Squadron forced a German aviator to | lapd after « thrilling air fight The sky has been clear all woek, permitting extensive aerial op tions, and the American aviators have been engaged in some important figbting operations. William Pearl of St. Johns, Mich. Attached to the American Field Am- bulance, who was wounded recenuy while in service on the front, has re- eelved the War Cross, American Sanitary Section No. lids been cited for bravery of the pér- sonnel in remaving wounder under SEE DECLINE IN ORALSOFHATIN | @ Increasing and M ne Pictures Undermining Morals of the Your ANBASOCUTY. Moo ue ' to the report « ™ t Ganev r ae fode t we " port reads . ° - Noe et * T fom yiife f th ‘ gered: virtue, pobilc and decadent A tarwely contributing fact baganaing ation | madd Ure rep It haw be recep ty eatimated that up to th PEPEEDL WOTe than a million divorces have beeo granted im thie comniry and the expected number for th current year wilt be preat x cess of of hundred thousaud. | Would dé wholly uw a to devote ar consideration to th vieisasneen of thie evil and what it menue to the nafic To combat thin, the committer recommends; Bnactment of Sinte Jaws Pequiring notices of impending Marriage to be posted several doy before issuance of license; aboliti of common law marriage wherove ognine and = finally tr Mtate where only absolute divprces stories granted, provisions for legal sepa in debawching tion be made Modern pictorial reviews and the movies also come in for their share vf condemnation, ‘One of the most ser upon morality of the « ie Manifested jn indecent: ilustra- tions in some publications and tilthy magazines, he established faci | entawe of photop! owitir ertme. de the fact that of the 25,000,000 datiy | attendance at picture The shows from heavy fire on June 28, 29 and 80, to 60 cent made up of children. ‘There/is the tact r that juvenile court records show a WILSON $ REPLY T0 POPE linking of offenders with screon pro ductions, “The photoplay is to-day a cor- hit E fupter of juvenile morais, Yet the makers of our lawa are so busy with _ x materialities and personalities that Indications Are It Will Be the First|time cannot be found to provide Allied Answer to Peace Proposal. WASHINGTON, ‘Aug. 27.—A repl: Benedict's proposal may be madé eo Government this week. Secre- Lansing said to-day it would be soon, but declined to indicate its character or time of despatch, Reporte from the Entente Powers iny doated that they might be waiting for the United States to make the first reply. EFFORTS FAIL TO SPEED THE WAR TAX BILL Objections Made by Senators Hold’ Up Vote Until Principal Pro- visions Are Dealt With. WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.—Efforta by Chairman Simn * to obtam a unani- mous consent agreement for a final vote on the War Tax bill at 4 P.M, nomt Saturday failed. Efforts to fix'a Ume for disposing of the income and War profits sections also were unavatt- ing. Objections were made by Senatora who did not think such an agreement should be made until the principal pro- Visions had been disposed of. Senator Simmons withdrew his mo- tions and announced he would ask that the war profits section come up for con- sideration as soon as the postal rates provisions haye been agreed upon. Beginning debate on the postage wec- tions Senator Hardwick moved to strike out that levying @ cent increase on lot- ters. or u SARATOGA WINNERS. FIRST RACE — For thi and upward; claiming; purse $601.50 one mile—Ting-w-Ling, 106 (Trolse), 1 to 6, even and 2 to 5, fiiwt; Thornhill 1M (Butwell), 7 to 1. 5 to 2 and 6 to 3, mecond ; Amalfi, 10% (J, McTaggart), 10 to 1, 8 to Land 3 to 2, third, Time, 1423-5. Ocean Prince, Mother Ma: chree, Ambrose Zamora also ran BECOND RACE. three-year-olds and Upward: selling; purse $61.50; one the Wave, 110 (F and 7 to to, first 115 (Petz) 1,2 tod an nd; Kebo, Obert), 16 to to %, th of COLUMBUS, M,, Aug The Twenty-fourth Infantry arrived here to- day from Houston, Tex., in charge of Major J. H. Bradford jr., of the Nine- teenth Infantry, and under guard of two companies of the Nineteenth charged with participating in the Hou, ton riots were placed in a stockade while other members were disarmed and assigned quarters prepared for them. The men LONDON, Guardian says that the Government has Aug. #.-The Manchester been making the troops in France fully acquainted with the American attitude i the war. Dr. Kellman, a ‘well- Known clergyman who récently has been in tho United States, has been ouring with eat success the British feat and le uring 10 the troops at evil.” shor eve ately wont Building, waiting the Grand J Appi Alleged poll the Cruger if in the p legally and that duty b pidity lefense Phe hig looked nt in thet same as Nife, but th a thing in and obviot if the poll perform th m lift Havew. me) OO. SIXTH Lat i 8 Bilrer on America ideals, deavors. mate 11 Beet Hi *Auprentic to the where first Jury DEFE teen cane perfor proper him he neglects the p Mr. - witnes: NSE. f commits a crim is no defense; ignorance is no Wing. im) 110. Vea rome Marine AGE Thre mance ¢ Mar 103, too ix fuiong “Ho, the ® in Me WF 0 Ms ©.yeat Janes Al greater moral protection for the young from this morally corroding soure » of GOFF CHARGES JURY TOSPARE NO ONE WK LAND DEAL INQUY (Continued from First Page.) favor or against any accused person, id have no weight with you what- ‘The Grand Jury was charged in the County Court Buliding and immedi- Criminal Courts Suiley was Asristant Corporation Counsel Car- ney was tho is called by He presented briefs | filed by the city in the condemnation | dings which attended the pur-| chase of Rockaway Park. ently the police invortigation is to be put over until the real estate investigation is finished STUPIDITY AND IGNORANCE No} In charging the Jury as to the lines to be followed In Lie investigation into eligence in handling Justice Goff sald “A pollcoman ts 4 public oftte and the duties Iving upon ance ¢ Stu heat de tive skill is not by the law, because men Police Department may differ mental qualifications the yen in all other walks of no law requires Rhat when Presented that is plajniy sly apparent to them@and ce oMcer refuses + 1 to @ duty that is plainly and obviously presented, he is guilty of m crime. That means not only the affirmative act of commission but the Negative act of omisston ~~ SARATOGA ENTRIES. SARATOGA, N. Y,, Aug The ens tries for tormorrow's races As fol lows FIMST RACE For tasidens: (woyearolte 4 9 Vale fusion f Tilow ik 14 *Portie Wo Magnetic, 110, aid Allien, sell £ the Sea, 110. dacks Handicap Mare jt Kae Mit nner, 114 Lato nent. N10. ord, 110; ‘Track WRITER CPON MOA THE EVENIN TO AOD? ARMY WORK 117 OF SWHATSHOPS © mer Mr 1 Baker to w 7 Krunst atshope Pin 8 Kelle mem by Secretar FLORENCE KELLEY one " momiat, | 4 of the bowrd of War yntrol Inbor standards ker on the b rin ¢ re apt us 1 being Louls B. Ke » Gov 4 steli nd Walter ' in in ts the v« GONGRESS PLANS TO DEFINE RIGHTS OF MARRIED MEN Amendments to Soldiers’ Insurance | charge of the hearing begun to-day. h Depend- eney Exemptions. \ Bill to T WASHIN( i Wil will be of this attendance is |Stounds for nullifying from the hea this point is very fine In Congress {o preaerv murried fren ‘under the draft is pend- | Fearful leat the soldiers’ insuran as deal W regarded dof a jone."* —A new fight the rights ot ousehold, amend- ments will be offered to clearly define We must safeguard the married men,” Senator Weeks sald to-day, "The dan- reat that a tremendous in- fee will be Senator Lewis aaid “the measure muat be made to say exactly what It means. It tainly be intended to mean that married men with dependents shall be forced into the draft army.” | oe ha | | CLOSING QUOTATIONS. | With met exeoges from previous closing. ue | High leet, be Alie-Ohalmers ... 2 aN \23 Cnr & Foun., 14 a 14 an ah — A im i - 4% ~ | % % 2 1 | + 04 % 14 ¢ % +t + 8 i” i | Heading January March May July Tarket points Saiurday Dec | cent, | Sept alyi dividends p , Sept ‘Com, Copper NEW YORK coTT closed oon 108 May 100% quar payable and 1 per cent ‘ON High 22.40 2.40 firm ‘up Han, int wie} Trans pid erly divid pia y & EX ft nd of ‘CHAN erste sees CHICAGO CORN MARKET, it ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. Company— per 1, to stock record, gular quarterly | on common Fred stocks, both B.. ho matter © the Interboroweh show ave permitted Meelf te drift uch @ condition that the main « oy travel in the @reatest yo the world was r . hours Mowever, I @haib kr more whole al ret 1 muet wet the facie k further 4 Attorney Bwann ais he Interested . oulway investigation, He stated that f criminal responsibility was place! any of the officials or directors of he Interborough for Baturdey « sp, the facts, { presented ‘ would be Inia ro the Grand Jury with a view of seeking indictments agelnet the persons responath’ Mr. Swann particularly inter- rated in @ reported statement of Pub Mervice Comminstoner Travis H w iiney that six weeks ago he dis ursed the coal situation with Inter oroush officta who assured him that their supply was ample Action on the part of this office,” © Dintrict Attorney sald, “depends on the facts brought out in the inves gation conducted by the Public Ser- ce Comminaion. ‘It the subway were operated as well a# owne by the city and the | puble ofMfctals who operated tt should | allow conditins to exist such as oc- | curred on Saturday, destroying the | \nalf-holiday of thousands of tired workers, such public oMcials would be | subject to indictanent for neglect of |duty, under the terms laid down by Supreme Court Justice Goff in the charge to the Extraordinary Grand | Jury to-day.” |W. 1. Ransom, counsel Public Service Commission, for the was tn | It was clearly indicated that the dealings of the Interborough Com- | pany with the Berwind-White Coal Company will be thoroughly inves | timated. His examination of Col, Vanderbilt brought out that last winter, at a meeting of the Executive Committee, the matter of coal was discussed, Col, Vanderbilt could not say wheth- er E, J, Berwind was present at the time @ contract was given to his @ WORLD, MONDAY, coal company, When the question of making an award to the Ber- wing-White Company was up he heard nothing said in connection with guarantees of delivery Mr. Ransom read to the witness tes- tmony given before a Legislative committee by the officer of the com- pany in charge of purchases in which it was admitted that the Berwind- White Company and the Consolida- tion Coal Company were the only two concerns ever invited to bid for coal. Col. Vanderbilt said this was tru “Was there ever talk ofa shortage of coal at any of your meetings?” he asked. “Oh, I think there was general talk now and then that we were running rather close: “pid none of the executives, Mr. Shonts or Mr. Hedley, ever call your attention to this shortage?” “Never more than to say we were rather close, as I say.” “Was it ever mentioned that the bins and bunkers were habitually empty?” “Never, “Was the matter of going into the open market for coal ever discussed at any meeting of tho Executive’ Com- ittee 7” Not at any meeting which I at- tended, and I attended some thirty after returning from the Mexican border.” OW a the question of obtaining a erve supply of coal never cussed by the directors with the op- erating executives?” “Never.” Joseph B. MeManus, a ticket seller at the southbound platform of the Wall Street station of the subway, was called next. He sald that he got the first intimation of trouble Saturday when the automatic buzzer rang about 1.60 P.M. this being the notice that he should stop selling tickets. No signs were put out. Crowds continued to enter up to o'clock and much congestion fol- lowed. Mr, Lawrenee, the mechanical. en- ginear of the Interborough, testl- fied that he was head of the depart ment that did the coal ordering. Thi method was for 4 clerk to telephone either to the Berwind-White Com- pany or to the Consolidation Cog! Company the requirements for the week, and order that amount. Mr, Lawrence himuolf never does the or- dering. orts were not eent to the head offices, and except for memoran- da kept by his clerk, the witnoss said, there was no official record of coal conditions. REPORTED TO SUBWAY HEADS THAT COAL WAS SHORT. Porsistent questioning elicited the fact that Mr. Lawrence had tel- phoned downtown soveral times and reported orally to several oMoials at various times tha dangerously close, “Did yoy not say on Saturday that {the company had been in danger of | just what bappened halt a dozen tUmes before?” os. 3 that true?” es 8 “And it was true that you had notified the head office on each of | these occasions?” A a en me AvGuUST 2 ene het fer made w te , eat. roa thet tee row sew Mr ahe MADE B HEDLEY THREATENED TO STOP = SUBWAY TRAFFIG IN MAY FORE VERDUN | thee tte . a dd a4 towne ' Any ainownt of ronerve OUpph ‘wee = panes ant oot return te the Arete eum jected ution (hey had went 16 miles more of comm o4 (© Tish purchases being made by , you in the open ahs th the New York Maison Company® | They coma + chpecte, } plant from the Beventy-fowrth Mireet apewered the wi: . Ses Ss ane NEGLECT IN CASE, 1S CHARGE nue My r| tneter 4 = 7 4 that © thought te be adequate, but which (Comin nr be had heard the wae possible -_ eaistgnce from the Raigen ayes wuieem mete |Victim of Dog Bite Might Have i phystos! ConRSt- cause we were short. the Berwina 't*rpre’ re pubic. They seat Been Saved, Health Depart oN tow thet 1 was merely & repetition of the | 4 to conditions in regard wow where th wor by the Administra ment Officials Say m Raturdey, Mr Law. yaeht YOU to OP ting » the draft | firet called the attem- Burkey, you td me’ make apy ar noe ratt waa put into ef | Alphonse le Berdure, an aged portral ibe downtown afer to the rangementa to Muy ¢ 1» the upen * They by santed exempt painter who lived at No. 696 West One rious aituation whee be telephened imarha? 10 every cage that proved @ bona Ade | Hundred and Teenty-fourth Mirest, Gied \ Sekine’ Bearer “Wenmibemaet = er cane of deponder ond say that|in the Willard Parker Hospital at 4 loch Later, abut 1068, be tote. . BY Commianoner Whitney | SWROt they » ntinue io do 0 lock yesterday morning. @ victim of phoned to Mr. Kidder, the Biectsieal pusite in Mthe open m FAILS TO WIN EXEMPTION ON |/sbier Mile lite might heve been seves superintendent h fave wot piven the matter cor GROUND OF WEIGHT Ge hey Tes he he sroused amusement by ya, oh r ; * Bi Lf ae « of « policeman @ ‘ ng to the “Bureau “! rds, you haven't heard = phat nc the bureau was to make 8 sclenttfic a. ae verweleht, was denied, The Board | estimate «¢ coal in t nkere at evided the » an easil the end of each week. ometimes LAWRENCE DEMANDED 6.000 © the heey on 7a thene estimates varied widely from, TONS OF COAL ON AUG. 20 o the lin eatimates made by visual calculation! A recess was (ker this point, Albert G. Judson claimed physica! of the amoun’ | When the hearing was resumed: Mi disability a» his grounds for exemp-|miaht then have been saved by the Pas NO EFFORT TO GET AID FROM lawrence war re alle lle produced fh announcing the retueel of th |gour tres Ms big | cuit Lee. ~f OTHER SOURC! 1 ere repre oe cal au pthe fret Hoard to roverse the decision of the| is inure fe. Oe Sn ote tao wwerse the decision of the Laarenen, did you make any | Gay on which the made by Local Board, Justice Cullen sald | t urday morning to obtain et a bese i | from any other source, when you | Ure oBurrau «1 The Hoard finds that Judson, who | ey! found you were so perilously low?” | Aen to be wronk we wrote to clMimed not to have the number of | le “I notified Mr. McNab | @, Finley, Chairman the Mo th required by law, has been ox- | hothing could be tp Did the company try to get O08!) iy. Bower Committers, that he would mined and found availiable for ser-\q measure the patient's suff from any conce hor thaa (he | oe crossed with work planned until Vice The Board finds that he has Herwind- White peopl | he ob reed Sake lone cf evel neces- 8 many teeth as Napoleon had, and | ate Bed A Gh Be jem sary, This letter had been adduced *vuld makera good soldier ' Did you give orders to get any a4 | 1" T o@cation from Finley t the | Jomeph Axworth, an Austrian, will m the Edison Company power houses Would only get a day- Mave to go to war despite an appeal 0. * | teokay pooeey of his claim for exemption. Axworth 9 ‘Did any one eine?’ [rin he letter he referred to the !"formed the District Hoard that he r Not so far as I know | ¢ailure of the Berwind-White Com uldn't bear the sight of blood, and | Did you notify any of connected pany to make delivereis and aske it was voted that this might be The Original . with the Public Service Commission | PABY to make dulivereis and weet remedied by giving him « chance. | of your dangerous condition? BlMculte, te deliver at least twelve . AFthur Morrell Collins has reason | M ited Milk “Ne : Joo do any- | POUre ahead to resret that he married on June 16, a id you or any one @l jo any- tten another k to TH! Was for this reason that the Board| §ubstitutes Cost YOU Same Price. thing to notify the public of what | yyffe. ad wiittsl anciner iiing of Fefused to consider his claim for ex- be Rs happen !f you did not get) jaa, of coal. Even from May the eaiptlon Uther recently wed app 4 condition had been one of a day to ants whose claims were summarily ING AND FINANCIAL, T did not, and I do not think any | Goo@hymn pad © dismissed were Alexander Lewitsk = bis 7s oct to a question by the!,, Reports submitted by the witness Basned or Local Board 118; Otte | jshowed that for months the amount Steven Dittmars, married June 3 and | Acting Chairman the witness said he | Se ocal in reserve in the bunkers had passed by Local Board 126, and Bam- | ay ercuies considered that a fe dally margin! steadily decreased, but Lawrence Uel Gottlieb, married Aug. 1 and who for operation and adequate reserve | swore that whatever the amount on olaimed exemption two days later. was 5,000 tons, but he had never) hand he had continued to ask for Richard A. Pichard, Vice- known such an amount to be on hand | another full week's supply. of A. P. Richard "& opper y time in the last elght months. "Then if there w no coal in re- mobile makers, twent ears old Did you call up Mr. Berwind when ory y iherpreter you found that coal had been mis- | Ne’ IT have no jurisdiction “Did you ever hear about this barge that you from your trouble? “I believe it will deliver the coal to-day.” “When did you say you were told to expect this coal on Saturday?” “At? P.M." In reply to a question by Commis- sioner Whitney, Mr. Lawrence said be had at this moment coal to go only for a day or two—probably until Wednesday. The cargo to re- celved to-day would help the’ situa- ything more as to deliver Ed serve it was purely a matter of fail- ure to deliver? Entirely.” “Did you hear at any time that the could have supplied you with sufficient power to operate the sutyway lines on Saturday?” "No." “How many kilomatts did you want for the operation of the system on Saturday?” “1 should say about 50,000." “And did you not know that the) could have fur-/| nished you with 60,000 kilowatts?” “I did pot.” “And you @id not try to find out?” w York Edison Company json Company I did not.” @ ‘What price have you paid the and swore that he acts as Irfterpreter for his father, who is deaf and dumb, Pichard based his claim for exemp- tion on the grounds that bia father could read no other lips but his own, but the District Board ruled there was no proof that the business could not be carried on by some other mem- ber of the firm. CLAIM OF “COMMON LAW” MAR- RIAGE 18 REJECTED. Common law marriage was claimed by Felix B. Modjeski of No. 650 West Two Hundred and Fourth Btrect, | AMidavits were produced showing the |appellamt to be the “common husband of Dorothy Mill Modjeski and that they were married in 1926, at Balboa, Cal. y the!” Committee Chairman Steinbrink re- tion. Berwind Company for the coal you! t By Commissioner Whitney: ‘Had|haye been buying? A. The price was | quested the Board to ascertain whether the deliveries of the Berwind-White | $330 per rose ton. Modjeski's claim for exemption on ac- Company and the Consolidation Com- pany been satisfactory up to Satur- jay? ‘ ‘The deliveries of the Consolida- tion Company have been.” “Have those of the Berwind-White Company?” “They have not.” “so,” commented Mr. Ransom, “If your estimate and that of the Bureau of Economics differ to any great ex- tent, the New York public walks.” PURCHASING EXECUTIVE PRE- SENTS CONTRACTS FOR COAL. Mr. Ross, Vice-President and purchasing executive of the Inter- borough Company, was the next wit- ness. He testified that he made the con- tracts of his own initiative, and with- out specific instructions from his col- leagues on the Board of Directors. He confirmed the testimony he had given before the Thompson Legis! tive Committee that he gave the bus- iness for the Interbprough entirely to the Berwind-White Company or the Consolidation Company. He produced the last contracts made by him, acting, as he said, under general instructions. These’ were with each of the companies named for the three years from July 1, 1915, to suey, 1, 1918, Q. What was tho agreement re- rding Aeliveries entered into by ese concerna? A. They agreed to deliver at our powerhouse Q. How does the coal reach here; by what railroads? A. o Berwind- White Coal reaches New York over | the Pennsylvania lines; the Consoli- dation Company coal comes here over the Baltimore and Ghto, Q. So that if one of the officials of your corporation talks of Saturday's | tle-up being due to freight congestion @. I w whe ad had ope: ye (Sr the for wh! on the Lackawana or on the » he is very much fn error? A. He yet Q. These contracts with the two) *%, coal companies specify that if there is failure to make adequate deliveries | you may g9 into the open market and buy coal; did you do 0? A. Always on other occasions If we have been short, I have only had to notify Mr. | Berwind or some one in his office, and the condition has been relieved. Q. When did you first learn of the shortage which caused the tie-up on Saturday? A. At 11 o'clock that day Q. What did you do? A. I called up| the Berwind-White Company, They said they were loading a béat at Jer- sey C\ty and would send It at once. Q. Did you go into the open market after this tie-up? Have you done anything along this line to-day? A.| No. Q. Have you ever had nearly 6,000 tons at Fifty-ninth Street at any time during the past six months? A. Yer One day last week we had at le: 4,500 tons there. Really, we have No cause to worry.” the tra of fur: the 4 price? Q. Did you, not testify to the son Legislative Committee that this was superior coal and that you were | paying for delivery under tances umes? “Now, Mr. Ross, man Hayward, ° stubborn, sion that you are dodging. ask you a few questions for which You concede first that it was the duty of the Ber- wind Company to supply this coal service commissions hand which any of the corporatins can obtain at the market prices? “Yes, 1 attended the meeting at . This w: A. Not for Berwind co: that insured safety at A. Yea. infer that you ai You give me the impre: ant direct answers. en your company demanded {t?" “Yes.” “Now, if Mr, Berwind had not been | irector of the Interborough, If not been a business associat would he have been treated as he was treated?" “He would.” Very well. ny market?” “| Will consult our law officers.” Mr. Berwind is in the room, serve tt on him now?" ‘he Commi witness declined. ling committee formed this city @ pooling protecting ‘public one of pe pare y having coal ich the pool was formed.” “You could have obtained coal at any time through this committee and a never asked for it?” e relied on our contract with Mr. Berwind. We should have called on only when our con- committee ctor faile ‘TIE-UP DEMONSTRATED NEED OF CITY CONTROL, IS VIEW OF DOWLING Yo better illustration of the nec sity and wisdom of muntelpal control could have been transportation lini nished than was supplied by Action of the Interborough in tying up declared Alder- manic President Frank L. Dowling this afternoon, “Apparently, the tle-up was executed In order to demonstrate the helplessness subway system, higher than the market homp- | cireum- said Acting Chair- Let me ‘Then when are you going to get after Mr. Berwind under | this contract? When are you foing to serve the twelve-hour notice on him of your Intention to go into the will Joner offered to ad- journ the hearting for five minutes to permit the notice to be served, but Raneom then took the witness count of the dependency of a “common law" wife was valid according to the laws of California. The claim was re- Jected when Judge Ingraham informed | the Board there 1s nothing in the laws of the United States to show the v: idity of a “common law" marriage. Richard Edward Stehl appealed for exemption because he is a member of the Society of Friends. The clatro was disallowed in spite of an affidavit of his Presiding Elder that he had joined the sect in good faith, MMILLAN'S FIRST FULL STORY OF HIS BATTLE IN ARCTIC (Continued from First Page.) all re B~ he) te, | fords, I obtained good sights for longitude, latitude and azimuth at all sallent points. Five polar bears and a number of seals furnished meat for dogs and party, “On return, camped in Peary's old hut at Cape Sabine and visited Greeley’s starvation camp on north shore for survey of grounds and photos. Since my return to head- quarters I have been very busy with ethnology, ornithology and photo- graphy. Capt. Comer has dono cx cellent Work since his arrival one year ago at Etah. I am very fortunate in having such @ good assistant. We unload our specimens and collection to-morrow. Expect to leave for Now York Tuesday on “MACMILLAN.” | MacMillan and bis party expect to arrive in New York Clty Thursday —reachi the turning int of ite career. —T'000 ton per day mill expected to be com- leted within a month. —Earnings on 25 cent copper and Bsc. costs figure $1,50 an- nually. —ore reserves of 10,000,- 000 tons fi; a net ee of $38 per/ Bal ae ait ul ke ties, ator our report duet Scmmt&DEERY STOCK BROKERS, 30 Broad St., New York Telephone Broad 6242, o1eo. HOARE.—On Aug. 26, ELLEN HOARE, @ of Athiegue, County Roscommon. Ireland. Funeral Tuesday, Aug. 28, at 9.80 A. M., from funera! pariors of James B. MeLarney & Son, Lexington Ave. and 65th St, Solemn requiem mass at Bt. | Vincent Ferrer Church, East 67th 8t., at 10 o'clock | KELLY.—on Saturday, Aug. 25, 2011, at 5 P. M., at his residence, 109 Han- cock st., Brooklyn, HENRY KELLY, aged 78 years, Funeral sorvices at his late residence, Tuesday, Aug. 28, at 0.30 A, M.; thence to the Church of the Nativity, Claseon ay, and Madison at ioa M. Automobile cortege, PUBLIC NOTICES. ye NE Legisisture, entitied Sree aM AOE pa a ven that « Publ’ notice ig bereby pom euch, bill wil, be held. at the © in the a tn ‘The York’ om, Wetnenday, “Atimust 20," 191 80 gelock A rat : Peet oN bony Stroll Es LM AUCTION 8AL ea : | BRILL & ALEXANDER, Auctioneers, pap jo tte and “art evenings, Aug. 27 to abit, SR 1si5 Gert ave’ Coney isha, LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS. LOST*Batchel, containing 2 scart bracelet, diamond baby ring, y on, pavement when getting on’ Halsey at Park How. Labera! reward, Janey T18 Hatioock at Brooklyn, the BUTTER PEANUT BRITT De tion than Prime exty Housted Boa! brown. ¢1 als i Canty a at dellelnuy PHAR rene tre NEVER EXPECT! LINES WOULD! of the city and the travelling public Beare Caro rt ; BE TIED UP. {under existing conditions. Early in|} | Spie ike i By Commissioner Whitney—Do you | June, on m ymotion, the Board of Esti- sete nbly cheaners: think that, as one of the chfef oM-| mate adopted resolution calling upon ece In net off by p corerin clals of a big company serving a great |the Corporation Counsel, as legal adviser |} | of our unexcelisd f Rereyy munietpality such a8 this, you can |e tho city, to state what changes in! reach @ predicament which causes Tho witness aroused the incredulity )of Acting Chairman Willlam Hay- wood by asserting that as mechanical engineer he did not know that it was possible to make physical connection te coal the law, if any, would be necessary in) 64 BARCLAY STREET mmiense inconvenience and much dis- | order to bring wbout municipal control. | Closes G40 im; Sat, 10 p. im. {ream to the whole community with: | “the Logisiature ia now in special] 2 CORTLANDT TREE out feeling any worry in the matter? | session and if any changes i, the law PARK Row & NASSAU ST. A. Of course, I worry that this ahould Ary .MES*eer? important. work ian to Cleese 12 BoM Dell have happened, but we never expected | DP", i ransportation protection for the 400 OMe ST RSET it would happen. Beso eee val dally on the Le wub: || Pe Bei OM reer The witness admitted that on one way and surface Ii tna ett fois 10 Dom. Dal occasion, about three months ago,! “If the city t olny . Unger oF ing 2 FULTON 9T., 8 ‘SEY General’ Manager Hedley had pro. ne gna seq’ The travelling public has “0 P1280) BROADWAY, Brock against the small amount of Md in 9 rve by the company [iene entitled to relief Stht the evil of existing conaly The spect'te ni \ ‘don't, irrepreachable skcellence’ st POUND Offerings for Monday and Tuesday, August 27th and 28th Pe ny more pleasing combi reaniutk. embeded “in riche golden ot 1'7e Special for Tuesday, August 26th KEAMED DATES AN! 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