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THE SUN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1912.
V S8
IP HOLE
'iit Unilronil lo Announce Ac
(inn linscd on Pnnintin
t'nniil Bill.
TO l'KMIT WAOK HAISEK
Will Alo Continue Itnttlo lo
(Jot Control of
Riillniid.
President Mellen In tin report of the
.w York, NVv Haven Hint I In rt foul 1 ! .1 1 1 -road
for the yenr ended .limp :tii announces
the flr't step that any rnllro.nl lias yet made
public ne the ifillt of the Panama I'minl
Mil snrl Its relation to riillrniul ottneil steam
ililp line
111- SAVS
It has been deemed ndvlsnlile by your
ro.ini of direotor to icrfirntr the rum
psnv's Interests in the ttntr linen hltheito
onned unci oporntrd by the New Knaltinil
VaMzn'lon Company, and iircordlncly n
of the plivilcal pmpnrtle Iihh been
made to 'lie New Knulnml Steamship Com
rriv i,t tnent for which tins been locelved
ip. Hie i.ipilll utoclt Mid first tnoi t Uflire
her 1 of Hint company.
hi" notion lm been tnlir-u nwlnu to
u -hiilon pemlliK nml recently passed
1 !icto reiinlrlnir milioad to dispose
nf " luteins! p .tennislilp lines with which
he cat) or 111.1v compete Our steamship
1 r t'li.u e never been In themselves a source
0 ' r, ieh profit, but thev have enabled us
n uu n better nervlco than would have
bi-en polhln had the butiu"s been con
tr'd 10 our rail lines on account of better
tin t cries, epeclnlly In New York city "
V nil 'he stock of both these Hteamhlp
lr. I omied by the Now llnveu, this Is
n cront rhaiiKe. It means that the
'airship lioldinm of the road are being
erral 7 'd In one company, the New Tin u
innrt Ste.imslilp Company, which formerly
M been only the operating crynpaiiy for
he other
"lie earnlna of the New Haven for tho
-eir have previously been published,
In snswer to the criticism expressed tint
ih" policy of broad hcnulsltlon of properties
the New Haven Is Imposing utulti har
den' on the road. I'rpslde-.it Mcllnn points
mi that the total surplm net Income In
ie of dividends paid for the last right
-eir has been fa, 17, tan for the svstem,
clnt only l:,t tu.MiS for the New Haven
proper
President .Mellen states the road's pojl
len of opposition to any wage increase
h't
Hecardleps of the very liberal advances
ni'le during the past two years In the
tajes paid to emplovees, the mnnaro
ment l now confronts! with demands for
further advances from enEine and other
force', rlilch wero made concurrently bv
Irailir employees of other Eiatern rail
roiils to tnelr respective inanaRementK.
1 or.sideration at this time has only been
sii-en to thoe in the enlnn service
Th rrunaccment feels that this class
of emplovees ts already well and aufllrlentlv
rmld and that tlx business conditions
-onfilet flith the Inability of tlin companv
hus far to secure an orTaettintr Increase In
ts freisht rates do not Justify the assump
tion of lurther burdens which may Jeopar
dize the returns of stockholders."
The report reslsters a strong kick against
th (iovernment on the crounds of inade
quate compensation to the road for carrv
tnz the malls. President Mellen says thrft
he New Haven suffers n loss of e'oO.ooo
yearly in Its mail carriage for the Govern
ment Still further loss, he says, will be
xrerienced If the proposed parcels post
rtem becomes law, depriving tho road
of rvnue on parcels
The report registers the Intention nf the
read to nirht to the finish In the courts the
flort to pievcnt It securing control of the
Ri'tfand
B. F. BUSH TALKS CROPS.
Missouri Po.pHr President Sera Proa
prrlty Ilnseil on Them.
rS'mln Y Hush, president of the Mls-
fiuri Pa ldc ftailrond, was In town yester-
av for a mcetlnc with tho directors tola-
He commented enthusiastically upon
' rreit trops as basis for prosperity.
t ,.ver knew a Presidential year when
pei1,' had les disturbing elTect upon
i.hh thin It has had this year." he said,
e tremendous crops that we have and
tl large cjportatlon of the surplus to
fcrecn ountrles where there ts a pood
tr.arKet owing to the shortage abroad
ha ffset all other retarding influences
T"t I bcliee there is a year of good Inisl
f's .lll.1l .
Mf lli.fh v ould say nothing about the
"d s of the rot.d nor about what imsi
tin t ie mail would take on the Wabanli
enrcnn.Mtion plan. The company has
'Ov, unTdent money to carry It ovcr tho
'ear after which part of tho bond Issue
ied on the s:oo.ooo,noo mortgage on tho
st I ouis and Iron Mountain will bo nvall-
bl Nothing will be dono about the lsue
"f the new bonds until the return of Junies
'Tfver from Kurope
BANKS CUT DOWN LOANS.
Comptroller of the Currency's Order
ITctlj- Well Oheyed.
nAsmi.ro.v. Oct 7 On .Tune :n the
1 o.nptroller of the Currency issued 11 clr
iefer to all national hanks advising
' "m that the evcoixhtf loans In the hanks
m ,' He reduced to the legal limit and that
,K law must be obered on and after
.'-ir",iN'r 3, mis
' n September 4 a call for reports of
'"no t,on as Issued. On that date of tlm
"St'tna I'uial banks In the I nitcd States
a. Si had loans In violation of tlu statute,
'.e r' entage being .71 of I Hr(.ent
arc reduction In the number of banks
Mooting Hie law in this respect has been
mad sni e June, at which tlmo tho per
'tillage was 1 is.
Moosrttps) In T'nIL to Tart.
Mnrv nonnelly h going to tako a
sp 1-1 iiv picked squad of Hull Moosotto
'i,ip n orators up to Sevent v-snooud
feet nnd Hiversido Drivo Thursday
a' rr oon to talk to tho crews of thu war
hips ihi meeting was planned nt the
pen 1 1 reqiieM ot n big committee of tho
ml"rs thcnif-elves, who havo obtained
I"cial .-lion1 leave for tht occasion,
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.
W mii,TO. Oct 7 -The statement of the
r ' una exprniltuil es of the Treasury iliuu:
, hniunlav This ntcnili, fltral year.
'" . H.Vil.im SI3.lttt.T67 lVi.l!l.l
'I'll' il I 521 IU.Sll.ll.il) HI.',!i7f.Sil
, r is. j3 "11,11,1 j?,i,7tu nrf.vI,m:oi
; r,. e.pts trnm (iihloms tulilnlny wire
' 17 Irom lnirrnal revrinic, ordinary. ;,--I.
'''irpitifltlon lax, S;'7,1ll. anil miIm rllane
- J.Ki sol .National pauL notes recilM'l tor
"Itmpi.on 1s.7Mi.wri,
'-li staiemrat nf the IJnlteil Slates Trrai
" t"r rirtobrr S uliuwv
iti:Hi:it k rc.M).
"in n1 tiulllnn.
'I MUST i l'NI).
tV),00il,iri
" 'flrtm nutiundlog mtlncaifs 5t,.lti.Ml,ieo
(ilJNKTlAl. FUND.
"Wl roin I
' "I'l 'rtimonifs .
;rr dollars, ...
"'r rertltlcnte.
Lf "1 vilr nntrs
tlpnsl imnk notes ., ,, .,
"lltt'l chrcls on ImnW
""Ium iMrreni llabllllles, .V.'.'!!
."i'lnr fialinre In Treasury .
t ; ..uni unrjHB
' 'tfr'rol'n ",b,rt,rr ,llvcr n',
V Tiir ri-linUiirsemrnt ',
m o.nnte '
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COMPLAIN OP TELEPHONE RATE. '
! I
United Holding Company of Hemp
stead A ska , fl, r. to Itrilitcr It.
The up-State 1'ubllfl Service Cotnmtiiiio'i
lias received n (omplaltit from tho 1. nlted
Holding Company, operating nt Ucllerose,
touu of Hempstead, I.. I , direited oalntt
the SvY York Telvplione Company, nll'i.:
tin; I'linimlssluli to reduce the tale from
Heleron to .Manhattan mid Brooklyn
live cents 11 mesKiiK" and that the l.oiut
Island toll servlie to Manliuttan nml llrooli--vu
be Imtirovcd. The telephone rhnrue
to Matihattan Is i'O cenls for subscribers
and cents In public booths, The prop
ert v 111 ross .lericho turnpike hi the boroiii'b
ol Queen, less than wo feet distant, ,(Hts I he
same htvIic lor lle cents es.
The culiiplaiuatil nlleties that It has de
ll ved 110 benefit whatever from the recent
leductlon made by the telephone company
bet ween Manliuttan, llrooklvn and Queen's
boronsiha. The lomplalnt has been served
011 the company anil an answer Is required
Itliln luenty daya.
NEW CLEARING HOUSE RECORD.
(Srent I'looct
of Caah
Time.
nt nlvltlenil
The aggregate of Interest and dividend
Caynients made In the first dav of October
rouglit the total of cash balances paid
at the New York Clearing House for tho
week ending on Saturday to the largest
figure In the hlstoiy of the Clearing House,
Tills total lust week was IMI.MS.Oin,
which Is M.tit'.'.iKit) greater than the cash
balances phld in the week of .lauiiarv 11,
toon, the pievlous hlh record. One reason
for this latge figure Is that nonie of the
chief dividend transactions wore only
partly completed, without offsetting pav
ments to cut down the cash balances In the
final reckoning. These will be completed
this week.
Tho letiirn dividend monev movement
to the luniks Is looked for In large anioirht
this week, lteniittauc.es iilrendv received
Indicate that the volume of letnni dividend
monev win uo miicn to otrset withdrawals
for crop purposes,
WANT 100 MORE DAYS
SMH'tntor Stricken ns Lawyers
Ask Court for Exten
sion of Time.
United States Attorney Wise appenred
before Judges I.acombe, Word nnd Xovcb,
BittinR as tho United Stntea Cottrt of
Appeals, yesterday to rnnke application
for an extension of the time allotted to
tho Government for the presentation of
its case in the dissolution suit against the
American HiiRnr HcRning Company.
Mr. wise stated positively that the
Government could not ooncludo its case
in lens than 100 days. James M Heck,
counsel for the suar people, said that
lio had no objection to an extension of
time, but considered that tho defence
was entitled to an equal period of Rrnco
riie court reserved decision.
Attorney Wise in support of his motion
for an extension of time said that judg
ing by tho present stutus of tho case the
hearings before Special Exnminer Wilson
II. Hnce could not be concluded in lesi
than three months at the very least. He
said that tho court had originally granted
the Government sixty days for tho pres
entation of its caso and thirty daj'B for
rebuttal. Much of this time, according
to Mr. Wise, was taken up by the hear
ings at Denver, San Francisco and Salt
Lake City, whore tho defence had ample
opportunity lor cross-examining, wit
nesses. Tho United States Attorney was in
terrupted toward the end of l;is appeal
iy a commotion in tne court room.
Delangnel Berrier, one of the spectators
seated in tho jury box, had fallen V) tho
.floor in an epileptic fit. So Vera I of thu
court attendants and lawyers rushed to
the man's assistance nnd for 11 time there
was considerable excitement. Marshal
Henkol had Homer removed to tho
marshal's office on the door below, where
thn nfllicted man was revived.
Mr. Heck said he would havo to consult
with the legal advisers of three tir four
HUlmidiary corporations located in dis
tant cities, In addition to this he said
that there weie between twenty-six and
twenty-eight separate sugar manufac
turing corporiatons to be examined, sev
eiul of which were hostile to thu Ameri
can Sugar Hefining Company.
At 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon tho
hearing before Special l.xaminer Hrice
was reopened. After an hour or so con
sumed in tho taking of statistical testi
mony an adjournment was taken until
this morning at l():3u.
MANY HEROESJONTHE WALKE.
Hrlinrt nt liiiinlry Cfinrt nld to Con
tnln TlirlllliiK Slnrles.
XF.wroRT. Oct. 7. The report of the
Naval Court of Inquiry on tho accident to
the destroyer Waiko will contain, it is said,
stories of great heroism on the part of both
officers and men of the destroyer in their
efforts to save their oomrados, A num
ber, it is expected, will l rewarded with
medals and commendation from tiio Navy
Department.
Oiler F. H. Conway will bo 0110 of the
men rewarded. He tied oily waite over
his facn as a protection from the lient
and went into tho engine room with a
rope. Tills ho tied about tho body of
l.ieut. Morrison, and it was holhted on
deck. Conway also assisted in getting
tho other men out. The identity of tho
man who turned off the steam from tho
turbine after the explosion and Baved
everybody in the engine room from
being scalded to death is not yet known
outside the court of inquiry.
12,000 CASES ON CALENDARS.
Lots of Work Abend for the Supreme
Court and tile City t'onrt.
' The fall terms of the Supreme Court and
the City Court owned yesterday with i:,noo
cases on tho trial and special term lalcn
dnrs. In the Supreme Court twenty-sU
Justices weio sitting. .Iiihtlce llenton of
ltochester was assigned in plate of .lictitsf
I'itzt (Til ll , w ho is Mill (unfilled to Ids home
bv illness Two of the trial tonus woro
closed yesterday because, there were no
Justices to prcslile
Kor the llit time In years the .ludgeK had
sullicient loom yesteiday, Mini o quarters
havo liecn lilted up lor them and for tie
llbrarv on three Hoots of the Immigrants
Industrial havings Hani iiiiiiiiiug across
tho street . roblni: room for the .ledges
mul small worUlmr lihinrv havo Is'eii in
stalled on tho ground lloor of tho Court
HmisM
Tho removal of the Justices' chambers
and the library fiom tho County. Court
lloiiso nude room for lour now couit rooms
and as a result theie will bu iiinpln loom
In tho building until the new court Immi.-c N
built.
WANT IN ON ZELLER ESTATE.
I 'our f'lillilrrii ut n Unit her mU to lie
Pnrlle lu I'riiliute of Will.
Tour flillilren tif (ieorse 1'. HIiIiIIh flleil
1 a petition in llifl Siirrojtnte'a oftlce yeMer
Idnf ital. UK to In) liliule pilltieK In Ilin pro
huie ioeeedlniir of tlm will of their mint,
Mi. Annie I.. Zeller, who illnl Nov. f.
Hill, leaving un estiite of ovvr :khi.(mi
Tlio petillonerK Hiiy that nil lionuli they
ure entitled lo one. third of the eelute, lliey
li.H'o not lienn cited to uppear In Km I'.n-e
nml lieliv their rklita will not ho pro;
teuled. 'I ha temporary adinlnlalrHtori, ol
Mrn, 'eller'a entuto ro luir niiee, Mli.
lir.u lllildlo or Id Kiint Kleventh Ktreet.
nnd her nephew, Albert .N. Illddlu oi
Mumaroiieou. The petitioners aald t ltd
Thoniii" lllildle, n brother or Slrg. eller.
dlnHppe ared many yearn o and ia believed
to have uono to'lBaa, lieen murr ad und had
children, hul all traco of him uuil Ilia lamlly
has been loat, .
AUTUMN RESORTS. '
BRETTON
THE
MOUNT
WASHINGTON
trous
Pullman
WM.SKENNEY M1B
Service
Until
S IDEAL
Bretlnn Wnmli
SZ'.V JEK8RV.
Atlantic. City.
These Bracing October Days Are Particularly
Enjoyable in the Salt Sea Air at
Atlantic City
America's Famous All-Year Resort
Hotels, famous the world over for their hospitality, remain open through
out the entire year. No detail looking to the comfort and entertainment
of guests is overlooked. .,,..,,.,
The theatres, piers, seven miles ;of boardwalk, with Its many attractions,
saddle horses on the beach, a golf course always in condition, and the de
licious health-restoring sail sea air, all combine to make a long or short stay
both delightful and beneficial.
THE LEADING HOUSES
will futnlsh lull Information, laics, cic.
t.i
Doth Arnrrlrun A KuroiKM
I'lins.
Joslnh White ft SonsCompany
IIif llnlmliursl
Open ll Year.
Henry Darnell.
Hotel Itennls
American Plan
flnen nil Year
In the Fashionable Chelsea
Section. Upen all Year.
J. II. Thompson 4 Co.
The Shelborne
Kuropeni, Plan.
J. Wtlkel. Mr.
Hotel St. Charles
rlfuTt nil V..r
Ncwl'.u
V. Alter J mituy
The rennnursi, upen an vrar, urn. k. iiooo
Throuch Pulln-an enlbule trains ano: riy coaches In three hours from NewYorl: City
the Central H ? r Nrs Jersey, or the Pennsylvania Mallroad.
GALEN HALL
iiy tiir sr..
nOTF.I. M1 SANATOnlCM
ati AMTir. riTV. N. J.
311ll..is.v - - - . --
GALEN HALL!
IN Tllr. diH'.iMi.is.
A FIKsJT-fI.ASl IIOTKt..
WERNERSVILLE, PA.
Resident phsleln. Tonl
baths, etc Diet klfrhens.
F. L. YOUNG, (ieneral Manager.
flDatlbcroasb-fiicnftctm
ATLANTIC CITT. M. .1.
Jsslah Whlf V ona fnropanT.
I.akewooil.
A 3IODFKN HOTEL.
Noti-it for a Homelike
Atmonphere.
. ' Hood Location
I Open October lath tor
vail. mater statMi.
t E. SPM6EUEK, Haftuir
NEY lOKR.
I
Hotel Qramatan
LAWRENCE PARK, BRONXVILLE, N. Y.
rUNNSVLVAMA.
Pocono llountaliis, Canailensls, Pa.
vm sinifcr cahiS' INN rtooms en suite
tilth' hath. All amusements Ilottllni, tennli..
srsrare. terf. MiuollnE in season, a am
heat lllin. bklt. iJtck. Ily. to Cresco nation,
t . J. M. 1'. rilli-r;. t. anaornsis. ixiiin.
NEW EQUIPMENT FOR B. & A.
Vmilli'ittlini lor Appriisnl f I'nlillc
Mcrtlor Cum m las lull.
ti, .....uini.. Piiiiiin Knrrirn Commission
lias rrci'lvml on niiplicntlnn from tho New
York LVntrul ana iiuuson iumt
Coinpnny lor the iipprovnl of tho lloaton
I .11....... A...,l.n.ant trllftt flf till?. 1 till
iicrei'iiii'iit provliljH fur tli inaunnce of
ci'rtincnir" up m '""';"'.":""',; . ,1,..
nut inori- thnn.so pit cent, of the cost of the
eiinipnient i no nrinimie "i nif " -.t...i.-mi'iit
)ropoed to bn piirohased provides for
31 locoinntlvi'i). VO hteol paiwemtiT coaeliea. .1
stei-l inniiiB r.ir.H, a hwi iw 'ii v".
.1. L1I.1 if.iiinriil tt.irvlf'11
...,r,.ii ,.i,rj nml iii Hurl convertlbln
ballaKi fan.
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
HAnniS IlltOf. A petition In bankruptcy
has hern Hint against Jacob, l'lnciis anil
Meyer Hurrls. ho ioinpoe the llrm or
Harris tiros . iii,inut.cliirer of cluthlnK
at 2J anil ii VVaihlnittim place, by these
.rertltoi.! A. C llfrnsiotn, ItlJ. H. "Ir
nrM, 4T4. nnU I-ador Hlenel. 143 , Ul-lbll-lil-s
ire saH to ht 1100,000 ami assets
ISO. 000.
HVMAN IJTKI.SON A p'tltlon In bank
ruptcy has bren flle.l asalnst llyman Kiel
son, munitfactnrlnK furrier at 11 West
Twenty-eventh street by these creilltors:
.limph htelner i tiros.. II. too William
fklniier Hons. tl.iOO, anit .1 nrhii
Mius. I00. .ludue Ilnnil appointed Harry
r.lsenli.ich receiver, boml, J20,0"0, with
authority to contlnuo the business thirty
data. Hlehanl 8. Otto made an examlna
Hon of the hooka anil reported that tho
liabilities are H:,500 ami uxtli ItO, 000
HAMUni. COIIN A petition In bankruptcy
has been tiled against numuei i-oiiu. iuuh
tifaoturer of furs nt 41 West Twenty-eighth
ni-un, l.v Hi... rrcdltors' Kann Ht Co..
IS50. an.l Wachiel A Hameth. 1800. I.labll
Pies are mid lo be .'5,000 and jst
13.000
K AT. nitKXI.EIl & IttVC'II A Petition
'In tmnkruptiy lum been tiled against To
lil.is Kiiik, .Mosea Drexler, and I.iac llusch,
. n,..r.n-lt.i Hi. firm of Katz. lrex er &
llnsch, i lnnlt m.uiufaciurerM at 3:10 Canal
sireet, by these creditors; H l" Hpllle,
IMII Morris Ilobls. I31H. anil Wllllani
Holland. Liabilities are said to be 115,000
and lisnets S00 ...
HliN.IAMIN tiAVIS Judge .Maer has
drained a motion to dismiss the petition
In bankruptcy tiled on August 20 umilnst
llenjamln Datls, ile.ili r In metals, Aic. at
sin Ilouerv. Another petition was hied
against -Mr Davis yesterday afternoon by
them creditors; Parkersburg Iron and
Sleel Onmnlny. I3i 11. H. llelknap, Mo
Sherry Morun Company, t low. ami Phil
lips Kluei ii id Tin Plain company, M4
ZOItWIT. a.' ItO.SUNlll.t'M A petition
In bankruptcy lias been men ag.iiini Jot"
epli Kurwlta and Abraham II nblum
iin lomnosi. the firm ' Isuwlls a; ltos,.n.
Mum. inBiiiif.ii'tiiri'is nf t'loaka and suits
hi 15! lo lli'i West 'nwnty-tirtli aireel,
i,v Hun. i ieilltors: II II Cl illiii Company
$1,00 . Juiiili i ' tin v I ii. t So, mid Pall Mull
DmbroliUry Wnrk". II .Indite Hand ap
pointed llariild HeiidiiKlan lerelter vtllh
inithorlly to iiiiilliiiie the buslin'ss twenty
days. I.l.llillllli's aru said lo l, 112,000
iifid asuets 15.000
J u'Oli M. KANTItll. dentist, of COO West
llfltli klrfet. has tiled a liiMltlnn In b.ink-
illMO Willi llablllilea nf lii.KIO and ussets
ll'.l
M Mill' I' IIIM'iV, rrsldinr al the nti.
Narrasaiiseit. 33.'i Ceiuial Park Win, lias
Hied a tieilltou In binkrupicy wlih lliililll
tlis $30 and no assets
MAMl'Kt. AllltAMSKY- A peililon In bank
i ii pi i y has been Hied maln.i S.imuel
Ahrannky dealer In fuinlture al I'ouglt
Iieepsle. Ii V Dtcn' creditors .1 Tied (,'nwsn,
t i,; Hlandant .Maltliig Company, f 1 3 1 .
II Hermann Furniture Company, 131
(liolie llr.iss lied ManufarturlnK Cnnpany,
503, and American Atrial lint Company,
lit. .
U.MIINOVICII nitOWN Schedules In
bankruptcy of Itablnovkh & llruwn, deal,
era In Jewelry at 3 Avcmio A, thotv Ha
bllltle II.I17 and aeti 17,901.
i
AUTUMN RESORTS.
0
WOODS
OPEN
UNTIL
OCTOBER
21st
Oct.Zl.
TO U R II
Is Only Tea 1. .
.NEW JEUSKt.
Atlmntle Cltt.
rk.lu.
Aeaslite llons
upen'yiii irar.
1'. P. Cook's Son?.
C.alen Halt
ltoiel anl Sanatorium.
V. I.. Youne. II jr.
lintel Hiranrt
American Plan Onlr.
M f IMu.nU n4
Haines Co.
I rank II. Otf, Here
Autumnal
Outings
Crisp, fresh, October oir, blue
skies, a swift ride on sparkling
waters with the wonderful scenery
of the River In its brilliant fall
colors; a spacious steamer, with a
splendid orchestra, fine restaurant
and steam heat for your pleasure
and comfort that's the meaning
of a day on the Hudson. Plan to
go now before the season closes.
ALBANY DAY LINK STEAMEltS.
Dally, eicept Sunday, leave I)chrosic.
St.. 8:40 A. M.; t. 42d St.. 11 A.M.. W.
I2ih St.. o?n A II., landing at Yon
kers. West Polm, Newbiirgn. Pough
keepsle, Kingston Point. Calsklll. Tiud
sim and Albany Direct rail connections.
Music, Hestaurant. All through rail
tickets bettvecti New York ami Albany
accepted.
On Oct. nth. 10th 11th the Sir.
AI.HANY Hill make special
trips around Warships,
on roi.fsint's Dtv. i)ct. taih.
the f.rcat Str. Iir.XOHICK HI D-
will run to Newburch, Pnugh
Weepsle, Kingston Point anil return.
Iratlne llesbrosses St. 0 40 A M.i V
42nd St, to A, M ; W. 123th St., 10 20
A M,
WAY LINE STIHMKRS TASS Ft'LI,
I.INl: OF llAni.f.SIIII'S.
Last up trip, Oct. 19;down21t.
Hudson River
Day Line
tlesbros.es Street Pier. N. Y. 4A
See the Battleships
In Comfort and Luxury
From Spacious Decks of
Day Line Steamer Albany
On Oct. 9th, 10th, and 11th
Two Hour trips around entire Fleet will be mails
on following Schedule:
Leave Desbrosaes St. 10 A. M. and 12'.1S P. M,
Irate W. 42d St. 10.20 A. U., 12:45 ami 3 P M
Ix-avc V. !28th St. 10 So A. M., 1:10 and 3X' V. M.
Irave Yonkers. City Dock, 2 I1, M, Returning
there t:ls P. M.
Trlpa marked will, after clrrllnc Fleet, return
to West 42d St. Iter only.
FAItK JSC, MIMUKIIH LIMITED, HCSTAV
RANT, OIU'llKSTItA.
Tlcketa on aale at New York Plera of
Hudson River Day Line
VIEW THE WARSHIPS
SIGHT-SEEING YACHT CLIFTON
Aroiinil Manhatlan Island. W-eturcr abranl.
Dally, Sun., tuai A. M 2.10 P. M. Pt. V, .l
nt, Office Klatlroii llullillnir, Tel Mil Oram.
TOIIIS.
3 to 30
Day
Autumn !
Tours
Washlnilnn -Old Point I'otnfort, Itlchmnnd,
l.iiray Cavcim. Ilcrin'.da anil all Motitheta
Itesorls. Also to
oami'ohnia. huanil canvon,
omi:mii m vai.i.hv
(Viok'a new Hystem of Independent
Iratrl 1 1( kets ith lintels, StartlnR any
la. Itineraries arrananl.
Send for Prorr.nn No. f.
THOS. COOK & SON
SIS llrnailttay. ;U I'lflli Avenue
tw llflh Ate. 21NS) llioailtiav New VorUv
..nwrlnl I our I. lull-r l.siuri. Irm
v, York. Saturday. Oct 12th. .'.u'
itavs. All llxpenser. Com- tODnj
piele rost only tB
Send l"r detailed llltK'iary. tii:()
i: MAItsriIHS, 31 W, Siltli SI, .New
VorK,
CAI.IFOIINlAv Winter Tours
Leave frequently Nov. to March. Booklets. RAY
MOND WIUTCOMU CO., 229 ith at'.. .N. V.
1 mitwn 1 isBvm i mm in mr klvl k b nbiiMcii; v.m -rjns wm m Girv
mm .-SB I -t.
I mm 11 jmmzm I American
ANNI'AI, FA I.I, HU H ' .
Gettysburg and Washington
liirludlnc Till'. C'AVKKNS OK M'RAY
View Uncle Sam's Fleet
"in style" and with comfort from the commodiout obser
vation decks of the palatial steamers of the
HUDSON NAVIGATION COMPANY
wliich villi leave Pier 32. North River (foot of Canal St.),
Oct. 10, II, 15 (Columbus Day), Oct. 13, M at I P. M.,
V. 133ml St nt t;30 P. M., and on the I5th from Pier 32.
N. R., ut 10 A. M. to review the fleet as it passes out to tea.
These magnificent steamers will afford on unobstructed
view of the entire line of battleships without nny crowding
or danger from the innumerable small river craft.
Fare Round Trip 50c Children Half Fare
The number of tickets ItsucJ for each day will be limited.
Wc advise regular palrons who know the service of the
magnificent People's and Citizens' Line steamers to make
their reservations In advance.
HUDSON NAVIGATION CO.
Fier 32 N. R. Phone Spring $.,M
L..tt!
5I
CUNARD
The Fastest Steamers In the World
I . Oct. 9, 1 A. M. Jn. 15
Mauretania
CARONIA
CARMANIA
oct. is. io a. u. nr.c. tt Nov 2.
NOV. 10. 10 A. M. in A. M. DKC 7.
LIVERPOOL, LONDON, PARIS, BERLIN, VIENNA
via Qt'i:r.NSTovN and fimujuahd.
Mauretania and l.usltinta do not atop ut tlurenstown eastbound.
New Ysrk, Madeira, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, Trieste, Fiume
Writ- for Itlnrtary hailing hour noon.
IVERNIA CARPATHIA
Oct. 24
Oct. 10
a Omlta Madeira. hOmUsnetoa. cCMHai Naplc.Tiles'e ft Plume. Quotations furnished for any Toura
Winter Cruises Riviera, Italy, Egypt
LACONIA J TRANCONIA CARONIA V&X
Ttoiinil It." tVorlil Trips, tits rrerlal thinucli rates to Kgypt. Inilla. China, Japan. Manila, Aus
tralia, Nen 7ralanrl, South Africa, Sa'illi America. Tours in Spain.
" i irrsrooiit 14111 St.. .Mirtn niter. .. l . unices, 54 state St., opp. natters.
i-irrs root it 14111 St.. .Minn niter.
I Li
ia Mens H AVI
I'ler OS. N. R
t):.to A. M.
..Plymouth Charbourr Southampton
:Vw.."'.r" '" 1 "'ill i.t uci, v.
St Paul IV X la.'Us nv i
Atlantic Transport
Now Yarh-Londoi Direct I'ler SH, N.I5.
.ttui'tin.i 'ci i. in ,1 m .Mlnneliatia .Oct. 2i
Mln'an' iv tt I'M p M Mliinewal.aNuv. 2
Red Star ""WU: fe "
Landon, Pari via Dovar Antwora
fhilanit nci t2 ir'"iiiisnil oil !n
tailrrianil Oc' Itt'yertanil Nov
W IKTTEH
RIVIERA ITALY EGYPT
VI Madeira, Glbrallar, Alelrrs. Monao
"ADRIATIC" ft "CEDRIC"
ljtrcest nrltlih Mediterranean Steamen '
NOV. 30 JAN. 7 JAN. 21 FEB.18 MAR. 4
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT
Bo&ting in
BERMUDA
It Just one nf the tunny ree-eitlons of
tbts rlnrloii" fill resort. There sre
nuny olbers bittitr.r, tsoals, polf, fl.h.
ins iini drlses oser isonilerfnl rusns lined
tilth flowers In endless color ant ssrlety.
All r xpeose tours of varying leurtb and
prhe by the rellknui'n lleysl Mall
Slesmer "Orotssa," iom.1 ton difplnre
meat, from 5 days, e'.T.SO up. falllrct
erery flft days In ennnretlon with tbe
Quebec S. S. C". Tleli-ls Irtcrcusngs
ble, Ail rr llluiirsif literature.
Th Hoyal Mall Steam Packet Co.
SANDHItSOM & SOX. On. Acta.!
Mtate Sa. Thns. Cook fc Son, 2r & JJ9D
ltroadwajr 284 and 853 Pltih Ave.: Hav
rapnd 4 Whttcomh 225 3th Ave., N. v.,
or any steamship Ticket Accnt.
Providence Direct. $1.50 I Worcester, $2.40
Outside Staterooms al.lHI
SteelSteamslilpstiliOltOIA and TENNESSEE
lally, Includlna Sunday, I:lo P. at.
From I'ler m, K. It. Phone 2700 Drektnan.
City Ticket omce. aoo llroadtvay. N.V.
Uptown Ticket Offlce. IV way and 28d St.
40c
Round the
Fleet Trip
rrank Jones
Kaaterskill
Steamers
Steamers will leave Pier 18. Norlh Itlver, Oct.
10, It, 12 tCuliiniliUft Day), Ocl, 13, 11, at 1 P. M
and on tho 16th at 10 A. M, to review the fleet as
II parses out to sea. Children half fare.
CAPITAL CITY LINE
Pier 411. N. It.
Phone Sprint Bl7.
1
'un. i lOMiuiuAi.
hteamrrs Frank Jonss.
KAAlCll.'SKll.l.
Ists I'ler 4 N. II., (oat of W,
inih si., at i-M p. M.- w. mm st,
at S P. M. dally.
CAPITAL CITT LIMP..
IM-r is, '. It. Phone Sprint; M7.
Albany
Illldaon ltlier br Mrht.
Ccnimoilii'MS Sua. IruiiuuU" I
A: MlilllHSlK." ifilicni .er
lire. Mm. 1.1 ttt tloitsti,n St.
It::u P. M., Wrst HDtli SI. at HiiOl
p, i, Usui. i'i.' i. rpiioii u.-o.
iif anftattan iLlnel
SIGHT
SEEING
YACHT
Uatis 'ct Md St.
10:3iA.M..'.':VIP.M.
Around Manhattan
Island. All cars
liansfer Lecturer.
lli:VIi:VINtl Till!
WAltSlllPS.
Till: ONLY
10T AT
50c
HARTFORD LINE
rrom New Pier 30, Kal Itlver. fool of Peek SUM
dally except Suaday, at ft P. at. for Ceaueotleut
aUser Tr flirn lejite Ut WiMUaseU laKei
Pec. Z4, 3 P. fXl F"eb- 5
Oct. 23, 1 A. M. Dec. 10
Nov. 27, 1 A. M. Jan. 22
CAMPANIA
10 a, m.
1(1 A M
NOV. :1. 1 A. VI. MAIL 15
I)HC. SI. t5 Norn VI AY :s
PANNONIA
ULTONIA
cDec. 7"
c Feb. 12
a b Nov. 16
a b Jan. II
omces, 54 state St., opp. natters
Wll-.i.Ela AND 8Un AMINE SIONAl
White Star i.Vln.
Plymouth Charbours Southampton
Oceanic . Oct. lit. noun Majrsitr Oct. Ml
Paul.. Oct. lli.P.-fl) A.M. Oceanic Nov.
'Ameilcan Line Stcame f'om I'ler B3
Now Vorfc Quoanatown Uvarpool
Teliic Oct. Hi. i.onn lialllc . Oct. 24 1
Adriatic. Oct. K, nuon Lcdrle .. Oct.3tl
Boston Azoraa Gibraltar-Italy
Treilc .Or, lClctlc .Nov. 2J
I'anoplp ov. ,Canoir ,l)cc. 12
CRUISES
PANAMA CANAL
WEST INDIES SOUTH AMERICA
"LAURENTIC" ft "MEGANTIC"
Two i Lart-cti, Ncitcsi and Flnearln IheTrada
JAN. 8 JAN. 22 FEB. 8 FEB. 22
28 and 29 Days $175 and Upward
0 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Peopled Line
Citizens Line
ALBANtVTROY
One Way
Round Trip
$1.50
$2.50
Speed), Palatial Steamers. Ktrry i:tenlnc.
Itoth iteamers batlnc Pier S2, N. 1!. (foot
of Canal MM n P. M Pcople'a l.lne canine at
West 123th St, at 0 ii P. M. Steamer C W.
MOIISI-: Icates New York on etch dales.
ADIltONUACIC on odd date. .
Sunday day boat leaves Pier M N. Tt. at
8:15 A. it.: West 13211 St., W a. M. Special
excursion to I'ouchkecpsle and return. Sun
days 1 oil Through fare by Sunday, day
boat to Albany, it. So. An opportunity to ace
Hie clorlca of the Hudson In their autumnal
splendor.
Special excursion around battleships. Oct.
tn. It, 13 (Columbus Dat'liOct. 13, 14 from foot
of Canal St. at 1 1. M.: W. 132d St. at 1:90 P. M..
Mid on lith from Pier 33, N. it., at 10 A. M.. to
review the fleet aa It passes out to sea. Itound
trip Soc. Children, naif fare.
HUDSON NAVIGATION COMPANY
Pier 32, N, It.
'Phone Sprint fMoo.
Fall River Line
l.v. Pier IS, N. )t ..New York, dally at 1:00 P.M.
Sirs. COMMONVtl.AI.TH and PHISCU.UA.
Orchestra on each,
NEW LONDON (Norwich) LINE via
New lindon. l.v. Pier so, N. rt.. ft. Houston
St.. week days aoly. .) p, It.: pier 70, E. It.,
NEW HAVEN LINE Lv. Pi.r ja. e. n
ft. Catharine St., iteek days, 3:15 P, M. sir.
ItlCHAHDl'nCK.
Tlcke.ts, eto.. al in Broadway. Transfer
loiirlstomceaandat Piers.
Tho .New Fnnland Htealnshln To.
Fare Reduced
.!. itiitit onu aHh
PORTLANDS
In each direction: Limited Tickets, Stateroom
accommodating two pernios tj.o); nerlha NV,
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE
Steel .Steamships Norlh Land Y North Star
leave Her IJ. N, 11.. It. Pulton Ht., Tues.,
Tliurs. 4, Sals, at 6 J'. M, lleiuiu leuta Port
land same days. A iliilcliitnl I-'-limi r, 4'
inllf Hip. Tickets at Pier and ll'ttay
EASTERN STEAMSHIP CORPORATION i
Tin: I't iii.iti ut: ri.i'UHKii"
COLONIAL LINE
BOSTON $2.65
PROVIDENCE IMrect. $,15
First -class sertice, palatial steamer,!
excellent rul&tne. clean, comfortable atate-l
roums Leave tt'rek Kats and SuodajrsJ
at ni.iu r. ,u trom rier av, a. ii iooii
seat Houston ni.
'Phones Spring 9401 and tf2.
Uptown OITlre. Ilroadway and ISd St.
View
the
WARSHIPS
from
the
, Sight Sating Yaohti SftlS?
Around Manhattan Island, passlnr Die fleet,
i dally, from Battery Pter. South Perry, 10 JO A. M
!I1G
AMERICAN
Larrest S.Sl.Co.
In th Wnrll
1,210,000
OVEK 400
SHIPS
lurta
Atlantic
rt
oervice
LONDON PA IIS
HAMBURG
t Victoria I ulse ,Oct. 10, in A, M.
Pres. t Intoln . lrl, I 'J. tt A. M.
Anirlli . , Oct, 1 7. 10 A, M.
i I'tiiumi un. iti. II A .V
T rt isli'ri onlf MWiMill' ule.
MEDITERRANEAN
Mtifeira, CKriltir, Alfitrs, rip'rr, Genoa
SII.KVU,tM) ittfil'l.n
i ItttlNI I fin, HI. 11 A. It.
fi. N. flNONNA I I, Nov. V, II ,'.M.
S. . MOl.TKi:. .. o: IS. II A.M.
S. S. I M( I.NA 1 I t ec. II'. II A. M,
IMiil date arcnintunfiecoiis for
llrrlieil runtier of rasifnceis to
MMit'lt'i, (JinriAl TAll end I I.I.I:
I'PANCtli: (lllvleral 1HIII Mir call
aiMartflm 'tt In rail at AUI;rs
itto utt'Ai. i i;t tm:s
Around the W orld
ll(t. HI. I til 'J lh. n. Ill 1.1
From New niv --' 'n hrco
Z S. S. CLEVELAND ?
IH'PtTIO.V KACII
cm in: im ii.tiii
IV si
un
InclrdliiK all iiMr.i,rt irircs
alinarrl nnd nsliiiir, ipllttai Imirl,
shmc ruiirIiuis, arr',ntc. r.uidrs,
fea. etc.
t-f'mi Crfiftet 1 if Or tr, IIif
It i w ni' t.lhi'u "id fr .'
JAMAICA and the""
PANAMA CANAL
Ctha, Kiytl, Colarr.bia. Costa Rici
ll'IKIA 1tl,I-,(iS
H "I'lll.V?." and other (teamen
nf nnr
ATI.AS SI'HVirn .
futiaA'.lamatca.l I tnlfidit'srHrin.Ro
Panama) anal. intnS.1iia.Ta, R.n
2r.-nct f'rulses, m.tr, end lit 1 40
S. S. I'll lX KK.I ..111 ND,
OC1()lli:tt 12. 3 P. .11.
Wrlle for hoohlet atatlnc cruise
HAMBURG-ArrlEfllClH
LINE
11-1.1 BROADWAY, X, v.
ft rnone iauu Hector.
California
ARIZONA UTAH NEVADA
srrriAi, colonist atTEs via
WATEIt-ltAIL ROUTE TO FAB WK9T
ANI PAC'U'IU ( OAST TOINTS.
IndudlnE
Mccls 4 berth
on sliamcr.
$45
Largest,
fastest,
finest steamers
Stop-over prltlleges at Oalveston, resort
city of the Southwest. Ilerth and tourist
flcepcr privilege to the Pacific Coast. JSM
Sailings ctery Wednesday i.nd Saturday.
Correspondingly low through rates Irom New
York to all points South and Southwest.
Mallory Steamship Company
Ticket iron Ilroadway, cor. Iteade SL
Offices 1 08 nroadttay. cor. :3rd St.
Pier 45. North Illver. New York.
NORTH
GERMAN
LLOYD
Hspress halting Tneidaji
Fast .Hall MaUinca Ihuridats
LONBON. PARIS -BREMEN
slllns nn tTI'HDAVS fo-
TUE MEDITERRANEAN
THREE WINTER-CRUISES TO THE
Panama Canal
West Indies
fan. in fi:h. ao mahc-h a?
llT thcN.l "liroiser Kurfuersl"
tlelrlrhs fo.. tieneral Acent
r. llrnadtt a.T, N. T.
mm
Jamaica Panama Canal
The most enjoyable short
cruise out of any American
port. Big, new, luxurious
steamers specially ' built for
tropical travel. Outside rooms
and private baths.
32. liny CrnUr ecry tVcilnoscUy from
Nctv York, Ni:i5.
24.li.Bj- Criilar crry Naturtlay from
Ni-w York, M14tl.
.Intiialcn only nml hank, KNS.so.
t iinnocttona for I'noltlo roait point.
Central ami South Anirrloa. Mend for
liooklct.
From Plor 10. E. n. (Foot Fulton St.)
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
STEAMSHIP SKHVICK
1 J nattery I'l. Tel W21 Hector Now vort
Or any tourist or stoainshlii nuonoy
FRENCH LINE
Compagnie Generals Trantatlintiqu
Direct Line to Havre Paris (France).
Salllnr P.verr Thurrday, 10 A. M.
Trom Pier 57, North lllvor. foot Utt 15th St
frrance (netr) ..Oct. lOitrranra mete ),.,Oot. II
Iji Provence Oct. 171'Iji Provence. .Nor. 7
LaSavole ott. 2II Irralne....Nov. II
Twin Screw Stmrs. tguadruple Borcw Sleainar.
CENBKAL AOH.NCV. i Stata Street. N. Y.
OLD DOMINION LINE
daii.v mi:i:vice.
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk-. Portsmouth,
Plaaers Point and Newport New. Va.. oos
aecdnt for Petersburi. Itlchmond, WashUr
too. D. C, and the entire South and West.
rreltht aid Passenger Steamers sail from Pter
It. N. It., font of North sloore St.; every week
star at 3 P. u.
IV. I. WOOnrtOW. TratBo Uanaisr.
bv Nctt Cunardi r "l.onmla," Feb. I Si 71 days,
toil up, Including holds, guides, drives, shore
trips; stoiioters, itound World ami So, America
Tours, l'. I' CI.AItU, Times Hide N. V.
AllNlRO-AllKItlOAN LINE.
MKDITEKRA.NKAN-ADKIATIC.
SAn.iNca vuNCKAixv wkunkadats.
Phelps Bras. t o 17 Battorr Flaee.
lilHftiiitiA Ij auai nwiu .tew ..'Cii. is
latlal Stesmers. A. Ii. OUTEltUIUDUiS 4i COw
A rent, vu Hrnsdiiay,
llRANCHTHF. SIINnttlly.'Sundar
OKt'lOES 1 Kvenlng
Advertisements and subscriptions may
he lrt al Ihese timers. wtt.A llie rateq are
the same as those chanted at mai:i oulcei
New York City-Wall Street men may leave
itihscrlptlonsand adtrrlUcmrntsat the Wall
Kircet ofllce, a liioad St. Telephone JJUii
Hccliiran I.Hfll Ilroadway, near S7lh St. 'JCl
West USUi St.
Brooklyn KM Uvlncston St., near Court St.
Newark. N. J.hrrt!crlck N. Sommcr, SI0
llruad St. Telephone cast) Market.
Boston. Mass. Doom ; (llobe Dulldlar,
Washlmion St. 1'. P. Harrison.
t.tilcaao, III.-W10 Stcier Uulljlnr-Cnea. P.
Knlll.
Atlantic City, H. J. -Walter n. Edfe.
London. Knglaad Porlaqd Special Areooy,
llletentSI,
