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THE SUN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1912.
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229 CLINICS IN DAY
Xrw Methods of Correct Inpr Ha
muli Ills Shown in 600
Operations.
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Women Can Do.
After day. In which l!29 clinics. In
dudlnc fiOO operations and 400 demon
strations, occupied the attention of the
2,i00 rcKIRterert memners of the Clinical
('nnRrew of Surgeons of North America
nnn- In cession In this city, the grand
lallroom of the Waldorf-Astoria was
crowded last night to hear surgeons of
International fame speak.
Amoni; thepe and the first to speak
was Dr. Klchard It. Smith of Grand
Itaptdv. Mich., who.se study of the hu
man form, with an Idea to establishing
the modern Ideal, lends authority to his
statement that the Venus do Mllo stands
to-day as the typo of perfect womunly
form compared to which the average,
woman of tit-day Is Inferior.
Pr. Smith's subject wus "A Descrip
tion of the Knteroptotlc Woman." This
deals with the prolapse of the abdom
inal organs, among which arc Included
th ftomach, liver, spleen. Intestines
snd kidneys. In regard to this pro
lapse, nr sagging, of the organs, he
;Hld to the reporters that whereas cor
sets are not a direct cause of the con
dition, they may, particularly If the
corsets are "bad" or restricted at the
waist, aggravate the disease to a great
extent.
He added, however, that corsets have
nowhere, near the Injurious effect as
that with which popular belief has
accredited them.
W. Arbuthnot Lane. F. It. C. S.. of
Guy's Hospital, London, spoke upon
chronic Intestinal stasis, and said that
too many physicians make light of con
stipation. Internal cancer cannot de-
elop, he said, unless an Internal stasis
exists. He said again that man would
undoubtedly live longer If he had po
large bowel, but on the other hand he
opined that the majority of cases of
auto-Intoxication resulted from poison
absolved from the small Intestine.
Dr. Lane was greeted with prolonged
applause, and at the direction ot Dr.
Martin president of the congress, the.
audience arose and gave him three
cheers. They were called upon a sec
nnd time to arise and salute Dr. Lane's
wife, who was an occupant of one of
the boxes.
Dr. John C. Clark of Philadelphia
gave a summary of results of gastro
intestinal stasis, and Dr. Robert C.
Coffey of Portland. Ore., who Is the
originator of an operation for prolapse
of the abdominal organs whereby he
makes a hammock of living membrane
and swings the organs into their nor
mnl position, was the nest speaker.
He was followed by Dr. Joel E.
Coldthwait of lioaton, a specialist In
orthopedic surgery, who has developed
a system of exercise for the elevation of
the organs and the strengthening of the
supports.
The first clinic thus far to be held
by a woman surgeon was ,yesterday at
the New York Infirmary' for Women
by Dr. Mary D. Uushmore of Plalnfleld
Jf. J. She was the only woman thus
far asked to hold a clinic. She per
formed two abdominal operations on
women patients In which she was aa
slstcd by Dr. Wllhelmlna Itagland
Among .the women doctors present were
Alice Purnell of Philadelphia. Drs-Mac
Farland and Clarke of Philadelphia, and
Dr. Mary McLean of St. Louis.
A notable phase of a notable clinic
developed at Rockefeller Institue, where
Dr. Carrel was demonstrating tuture of
blood vessels yesterday. It Is possible
for but six physicians to attend at one
time one of Dr. Carrel's clinics, and ho
holds on an average Of but six clinics
dally.
In order that the whole number of
surgeons attending the congress may be
able to get the advantage of his work-
in methods, a moving picture machine,
the nrooerty of the institute, recorded
every detail of his clinic and if the Alms
are successful they will be shown to tho
congress to-night In the Academy of
Music at Brooklyn.
Dr. Carrel demonstrated the trans
plantation of blood vessels from ono
animal to another, the transplanted
vessels to take up the regular functions
of those removed.
Notable clinics of the day follow: Dr.
F. H. Albeo of Bellevuo transplanted a
foot bone which had been preserved in
cold storage to the head of n hip bone
of n living patent. Dr. Charles N.
Dowd of the Roosevelt Hospital re
moved a goitre from a child 4 years old.
Ordinarily golture does not develop at
least until maturity.
At the New York Hospital Dr. Will
iam A. Downes clipped an Intestine
from the stomach, whero It was closed
by an old ulcer, made an artificial open
ing In the stomach and attached tho
Intestine. It Is expected to resume Its
normal functions.
Drs, Willy Meyer and De Witt Stet
t'n at the (3erman Hoplfnl In two In
stances removed a section of diseased
Moiuachs and closed the cuts with a
llii"ltl's surgical stitching Instrument
for tho suturo of stomach and Intes
tines The stitcher Is wnrkrd auto
mitlcally. Dr. Parker Syms demonstrated the re
moval of a kidney at tho New York
Hospital. Dr. Charles M. Dowd re
moved six Inches 'of Intestine affected
hv cancer from a patient In Memorial
Hot'plta), Dr. A. L. Sores! demonstrated
Fordliam College his method for Join
ing together the ends of intestines.
At the New York Children's Hospital
on Randall's Island Drs. William Sea
man Iialnbrldgo and Claudo A. Frlnk
t-howed two remarkable cases. One was
i n Instance where the thyroid gland
iiad been replaced by the thyroid gland
from a cnir. and another nn Instunco
where n human thyroid gland had been
transplanted.
ARKEST GIRL AS BURGLAR.
17- cur-Old Orphan (hnrard With
Ituhliliijr Ml. Vernon Home.
Helen I'urrey, 17 years old, was ar-'
' "ri in Yonkerh Inst night aa she was i
" ""it to board a car for New York un 1
pli Ion of having robbeii the homo of
James G I'.itton of 42 Kgmont avenue,
"omit Vernon, of $200 worth of Jew-'
' ' on the night ot November G. Tho
i e d.v they found a considerable.
1 1 of the. goods stolen In tho Pattonl
r"i'bery on the girl and in a suit cawe'
'ie tarried, and alligu sho admitted tho
robbery.
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TATT TO BE HERE SATURDAY.
Prealrlrnl Will Vlall CUy ('nltrsre.
Hebrew Home and Lotos Clak.
WAnnmoTON, Nov. 13. President Taft
will attend a meeting of tho Yalo corpor
ation at New Haven tfext Monday. HI
forthcoming. trip (o New York has been
extended no a to includo a visit to Now
Haven,
He will leave here on (he midnight
train on Friday, arriving in Now York
early Saturday morning. The President
will vlolt the Cltv Colleen of New York
land will lukn luncheon with Adolph
iowiKonn ot the latter'n home Bt Ardnley.
In tho afternoon ho will Inspect the Hebrew
HVinltnrlnir f lxntvll,... U. .!.. ... tll-..n.
Hholtering Guardian Hocloty "it Pleasant
vine,
Mr. Taft will return to New York to
i attend tho banquet of the Loton Club on
Saturday night. Ho will spend Sunday
quietly In Now York and will leavo early
Monday morning for New Haven. He
will return to Washington on Tuesday.
SAYS TRINITY'S RECTOR
Kpisfopal Ptoeesitn Meeting
Vote tq Investigate Charges
1 of Misstatements.
A livelier or larger annual meeting
or tho Protestant Episcopal Church was
nover held in tho diocese of Now York
that Vhe ono which assembled yesterday
in Synod Hall of tho cathedral.
Ono of tho thlugs to stir up the delegates
was a resolution on tho subject of text
books in tho public school presentee!
by tho Mev. Dr. William T. Manning of
Trinity. Tho Rev. Karl Heiland of St.
George's was named chairman of a special
committeo to consider the resolution,
The now St. George's rector reported
that tho committee was not sure that th
alleged misstatement appeared in tho
textbooks and urged that an in vest! la-
tion be authorized.
Resolved that a committee of three be
named to act alone or in concert with similar
committees of other dioceses to make
friendly representations to educational
authorities in the State and to authors,
publisher and teachers of history in the
public schools and elsewhere its shall help
to guard our schools nirtilnst denomina
tional Influence, and to secure to our youth
the enjoyment of rcllm'ous freedom in
respect to the standards and history of the
Church.
Tho committee authorized the investi
gation asked for by Mr. Reiland's com
mittee. Another resolution aimed at restricting
the number of persons of foreign birth
who ougnt to De auoweu to come into
America in one year, it was reierrea
to a committee. A thinl resolution,
presented by the Social Service Commis
sion, condemned the saloons and asked
enforcement ot laws regulating them.
Last night at the Hotel Manhattan
1.000 person attended a reception given
by Binhotr Greer and Burch. Those
firewent included wives of the delegates
n many instances. Present at the con
vention and reception aa visitors were
Bishop Lawrence of Massachusetts and
Canon Hensley Henson ot Westminster,
London. The convention will lie in ses
sion all ot to-day.
B0YHAFS ACT QUESTIONED.
Writ Applied For o Compel lllm to
Obey Ilnlea ot Ilia Conrt 1 Denied
An application for n writ of mnndamutt
aitalnat Municipal Justice William J. Hoy
han of tlio Fourth District to compel hint
to obey tho rules of hla u u court was mailo
to Supreme t nnrt Justice "-eauury yeater
Hnv hv Phplnii llefil.i .'is nttomtM for (jer
trudn II. Klnir, Mr. Ileal.; alo ueked the
court to impose pummo cost" or
Mr, Ilealcxaid that a xuit had been hroucht
against hi client in Ju'tlu) lioylian'n court
and that the JiihIIch had put the cane on
Hi0 r.ulpnrlnr lor trial nltitouzh tllH Ruin-
inotiH in the cate had not been (lied for.
two day. as the law tvfiumvs. lie alleged
that Justice lloyliun was arroeatinir to
himself powers "ho well knew lie didn't
pOfWFH." ...
Justice Seahury ruled that the petitioner
has an adequate remedy other than a writ
of mandamus, and deuied the application.
Taft lo Be Cinent of Gridiron Club.
Wasiu.ngios, Nov. 12. President Taft
lo-duy accepted an Invitation to attend
the annual banuuet of the (iridiron Club,
un oreanizatlon or Wusliiiieton newspaper
men, on Saturday, December 7.
Wharmbr Held for ilrl' Murder.
Walter Wharmby. 18 years, who shot
and killed his lormer sweethentt. Reitina
Stelner, on Novembei 2, was held without
bail ioi the Grand Jury yesterday by Coro
ner llollznauwrn jury
For the
Best Winter
Climate, Hotels,-Out
door Sports, Society fo
to Reaorta of the
CAROLINAS
FLORIDA
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The
Beat and
Shortest Way it the
SEABOARD
AIR LINE RY.
Tkraalh Sas'ilaa also to
ATLANTA BIRMINGHAM MEMPHIS
Oat Booadata, Sakadalca, Etc.
TV. r.. CONKLTN, O. It P. A.
tMi Broadway NawIorkCtty
ART HAI.KH AMI KXIIIRITIONH.
Grand Auction Sale
or
Old Tapestries
French, Flotnish, Hnissels mul
lleauvaiB, of lionnissnnco nntl
other iwriotls. Also
Rare Furniture
iinhnlatoimi in Aiihiison, Fnglmh
Nocillowork, i'ctil and OroH Point
Bronzes, Statuary and Potteries
NOW ON KXHIBITION
At Absolute Auction
Saturday, Nov. 16th, at 2:30
IN Tin:
Fifth Ave.
Art Galleries
siu nt'iMUNor
419 rillh Ave.
MAIN
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L Mil. JAUKH r, l
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SILO, Auclloneer.
ONE
NIGHT
OUT
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DOESN'T LIKE STADIUM FLAN.
Moser Wants Amphitheatre nn
Rlveralrie Hrlvc Kitenalnn.
Park Commissioner Stover said yes
terday that ho had not approved tho
project to erect a marble stadium in
Central Park, as was reported, and that
James K. Sullivan of the Recreation Com
mission had not spoken to him about
the matter, as It was said he had done.
Tho Commissioner added that ho was
opposed to building the stadium in Central
Park. Ho thought a line site for It would
l tho extension of Riverside Park and
ho hnM?d to Im able to put through a plan
for that location.
Will That Driving Storm
Catch You Without a Pair of
Hub-Mark Gaiters or Arctic?
Ntandard First duality
Have you ever noticed that when
you catch a cokl curly in the season
you keep on catching litem all winter?
It surely pays to make every effort to
escape that first one.
Before the winter
sets in. provide your
self with a pair of
Hub-Mark eaiters or
arctics. They will keep
your feet warm and
dry and insure you
acainst da nacrous
colds.
Every nalr of Hub-Mark rubbrrs bears the
Hub-Mark trade-mark and Dies responsibility
for Its quality exactly where It belonis.
Hub-Mark rubber footwear la made for an
purposes for men, women and children. It
costs no more than any other Aral-class rubber
footwear. The Hub-Mark Is your Value-Mark.
If your dealer can't supply you, write us.
Boston Rubber Shoe Co., Maiden, Mass.
Kstabllshcd 1M
AMl'HEHKNTS.
t'i Ave.
TWICE DAILY
Aft. at.2
live, at 8.
nnl.iitli
Uclntlllattnsr Series of New Spectacle.
IEST SEATS AT MATINEES $1.00
WINTER SARDER fvw-'
l ast Week of PASSIM! SHOW OF 1812,
Wed. Ke.. i Orrtrnde Hoffmann.
noir.aa I -Hroaanar to raris.
Srats on Sale To-day.
nil VC llrondway 4 30thSt. V.vgt.SM.
Miinee V1. st 5 I.V '
A New Musi- TUC BCtl CTTIPflAT
cal Play. ink ntaj rhiiivvm
A vritn 11L.L.0 LUtKu
J ITU CT T1I1TATIIK. ISth K. ot n'way.
Olt! 01. Kvfs.8.13. lists. Thurs. & Sat, 2.14.
$1.60 MATINEE TO-DAY.
EVERY
BODY'S WILLIAM
COLLIER
NEVER 8AY DIE
BOOSTING
IT. .
IfllhMt. ThrA..aQth. ttr K'uhv. Iais t'lt.ni'u.At.
Inala Dueeall'e "Id Knzllsh Comely Co.
niiniB HHaaCII i In -She Stoops to Conquer "
BROADWAY IM DOVE OF PEACE
LYRIC
n i. West of n'way Kvrfs. at 8.
MatlLrrs Unl. 4 Sat. at 2.
Wrn. Kavershani ii aa aa aal?CaB
fresrnts wa-aw wna.nn
Cast Includes Mr F.nersnam. rrank Kern A., j
Tyrone Power, Fuller Melllih. Miss Julie Opp. j
I aVUnlKF IHIh. U. of H'nay i:ves.:li
rLAI nUUtfb U5k. To-dav. Sal. 4 Wrd..
Soeclal
Mat.
To. day.
LITTLE WOMEN
Maitne Llllott's lh.. -tgih. h-L ll'y tc Ave.
w., READY MONEY
CASINO, li'uay A 39. i:v.8:1. Mats. Wed. 4 Sat
THE MERRYCOUNTESS
William Collier's COMEDY, list. II. of U'ay
;y',s,50la, FANNY'S FIRST PWY
WEBER & FIELDS' ILL STAR STOCK CO.
aSwttV1 THURS. EVE.. II0V.21
AUCTION SALE OF SEATS l'WT
TO-MORROW at 3:30 P. M. ,Vrur!."'-
TlcUcts for performaiiee other than tlrst nlrht
on sale at box office or !a!l. Mon., Nov. lib
A. M. Itecular Mallnecs 't'hurs. & Sat.
UmiUkTTAN l'!;llAi3(thKt..AMh Av.
mnniin i
IDL'Si: Scats on Sale.
Ilrirtn- CITIIinaV UlfiUT air.
nlnir "'""' muni .harp
- - - - iiiiri,
THE WHIP
Thetirratllrury
Ijiae Theatre,
lnilnn. Success.
noo onuiKSTiiA si'ats at ki.oo.
Thursday Scats cxchanned at llox Office.
WKMT KND, Uilh. W. of nth Mr, Kvs.SilS.
lv Fields' IIANKY I'ANKV. Mat. Sal
Next Week I.I T I I.I) MISS ItltOM.N.
wallack's Our Wives
ii',.jv..iih. Hfizv wail
Mals.Wed.4S.il. i with Henry Knlkrr.
.Nov nme.niiiti.i.in' i ne I'aner t nase
a-xXlllsrVTlli:.TnK.62n(I.SI. ASAvc.
lyLll IUI1I Phone Col. .
UcVulutlonlzedScjIeof Prli ra.3Je.S(ie.TSe.(l.,BU
i:Lit viioiiv lioixi in sr.i:
The TrenscenUentnlly lleauilfiil Ijjtl-(iautlr
THE DAUGHTER CF HEAVEN
lives. H:iu; Mais. Wed ft Sat i:ti Tliankh
Clilnc Seals ready
CKNTHKY tiihatki:. ni:r. II. I ::ill P. M.
I WOMAN'S i irt.Mr
I MI'.MOIIIAI, IIL.NLFII' '
Tickets Heady Monday nl llox orflce.
Prices too. SI. ti.iii, $1 A jj.
LITTLE
1 III-. I III:. 310 W Kill SI,
ANATOL
livry i:-nlniriilH:lS.
SNOW WHITE
.i I AIHYTAI.I'
PLAY tint
CIIII.DIIII.V,
At iliilll Kvrry Afternoon, except Saturdays,
171 TIM a-: 17 West i:d St. Hs. at 8:15.
EiLl t IlUEi Matinees Wrd, A .ai, y.n.
WITHIN THE LAW
ii:o. pnilAM'S 'I'iu:aiih:.
M. UUnHH ll'way A IJd SI
l'V.O.IJ. , -wsih. urn n ,.it
Pop. I'rlre Mai. Jed. rillr..ai.riO
inc nmui nn oi mi,, yrar.
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MBROADWAY",JONES
4QTnit I'un) . Sth SI liva H.15. Mats. Wed
H3IUI1 fcSal.::ia. Weil. Msl .V)e.Vi,
THERE NEVER
DOUGLAS
FAIRBANKS
WAS SUCH A HIT
in inr rotiantiv tarco
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NKW TOHK'a I.HAIIIMtl THEATRICS!.
EMPIRE
Il'uay A loth St. Btai.aia.to.
Mats. Wed. ft Sat. at 2:10.
FAMOUS
t'HAIII.KH I'ltOllMA
Arrncss In
FAMOUS l'l.AY
from
FAMOUS Novel.
t'HAIII.KH I'ltOHMAN presents
NAZIMOVA
In the Sens.
Ilonal POISON
l'l.AY irom
ihn Novel
Bella Donna
tiy Itohert Hkhens,
by J. II. l'ngan
I VPFIIII W lh SI. iMtHSOSharti
LlbEUm Mats. To-day A Sat. 2;tS.
MiSS BILLIE BURKE
In "Till: MINI)
TI1K PA INTdlRI..'
BiRRICIf '''" Sl" nr. n'way. I'.ves. 820.
HnniVtt i.ti. Wed. Sat. ISO.
JOHN MASON rttfPf8&rt
CRITERION!:,,, JSEATS TO-DAY
sjlivr MONDAY Henry W. Snvare oilers
WHAT All k Unpen Huehes' New Farre.
YOU? "KXtTBK MKI" I
illRRIC W. Oil St. I'.ves. S.2S.Mal. Thurs.
nHnni Nnt.2'tr. Tn-lnvMstW VI
A RICH MAN'S SON
lly .Ms. Fnrbcs"The Chorus l.d" ft " The
Author nf I rratellna; Salesman."
CHI TOM "l" st- D'nav. Kve. S:IS. Mat.
rUklUrl WedASat. Wed. Mats, line to l SO
111 NEW YORK IS MVING ABOUT
YELLOW JACKET
UllnCflU 4lSt. Kaslntn'way. i:fs. 8:15.
wvvwn i Mnllr-c sal, 2:5.
LAST I
TIMCS.
HELEN WARE
In "TIllAt.
MARRIAtii:.'
NEXT T0ES.MRS.F1SKE "fh Hi8fc Mi
SeatsTrwIsy ,unLbyKdwardSheldon
D1RIT MlhSt. Col rirele. nKfilNNlNCl
rAtlrV TO-NIISIIT AT nil.
"I BE BTPSrVSK
operetta
II f) Kits
ilCUl lllCTCDnill W. dSt. Kvrs.R:IS.
ntn Anai tKUKril Mat. wed. a .sm.-j:u.
I sn' l.eiiar Mtnleal Itomance
THE COUNT? LUXEMBOURG
IICITV W. Oil St Kves. 8:14. Mats. Wed.
LIBCnll ft sal. Wed. Mats. Oc. to 11. M.
MILESTONES
by Arnold Ben
nett & Kdward
Knoblauch.
KNH'Kl'lttlOl'Kr'R, Il way 4 sath St.
F.is at :l.1 Matinees Wed. A Sat. 2:t
The ist Word In Mnsleal Isimedi.
OH! OH! DELPHINE
MOUUN ROUGI&gR
I've.. SUJ. Matinees Wed 4 Sal. 2:15.
01IFTV Uroadway 4c seih St. I'.ves. 8:13.
NIC I I wrd. It Sat. at ;:I5
C.O.D
WHJ. KK.KP TOU
l & 11.2 if t s.-i srttfiM
iu:(iiNNiNt:Toi:.ND.
6L0BE
Mats. Wrd. A Sat. 2:14.
MOVIUOMFKY NTONE.
H'nay&tast.i KIX1K JAN IN
Kve. at (.14. ITHK IDV Ol' TIIU SUPPKR.
METROPOLITAN
OPKKA
HOUSE
To-niuht at M- (iloronda. Destlnn. Homer.
Dtichene; Caruso. Airato.Serurola. Con.. Polacco.
Frl. at Mils Bitterly. Farrar. Kornla: Mar
tin. Seottl. Bad a. Condoetor. Sturanl.
Hal. at 1 :3B-OoetterdaeBiraern. Frem
stad. Homer. Fornla. Allen, SparLea: Burrlan,
(irlswold. Well, (iorlli. 'Conductor. Iterti.
Han. Etc. Pop. Price onrert-Kf rem Zlaa
ballst. Itusslan violinist. Itappold. Martin. Kn
llre Orchestra. Conduc:or. Holaceo.
Next Week: Mob., at H Koenlasklnder.
Farrar, Itobeson (debut), l'ornla: Jorn, ciorlu.
Dlilur, Itelss. Conductor, ltrrtt.
Tnet. at l Phlla.-Chlcao Oaera Po.
Hamlrl. Zepllll. Clsncro.s; Tit la Rnffo (debut).
Ituberdeau. Scott, Warnery, .Mcolay. General
Musical Director. Campanlnl.
Wed. at Mi Doable Blll-lSar. Rastlcaaa and
PaallaccU Orstinn, llorl, Ouchrne; Caruso,
Martin. Arnato. Cllly. Conductor. I'olaceo.
Thurs. at H-Faust. Farrar, Maubourc; Jorn.
Ilotbler. Olily. Con., Si'ir-nl.
SWJ. PARSIFAL
HAItll.MA.V PIANO USED.
L'A R N l'.i IK HALL.
PHILHARMONIC
SOCIITY OP NKW VOHK,
JOSEF STRANSKY i-ompixion.
lo.nlihtot tstllt To-morrontrrl.lAllat.lO
mT.Va el man
FRI.IX WKINtlAHT.NIIIt. "Merry Ovrrttire":
IlllAIISI! Vtollfi f'nnrrrln: A I.F.X ANDKIl 1UT-
TKIt, "Olaf's Wcddlni Dance": HK1.T1IOVK.N',
SymphouyAo. 7.
suDscription anu sincie iickris now on sair ai
Una Olhce. FelU F. Iltels. Manacer.
Next Sunday Aft., Soloist, John McCormack.
SYMP H O N Y
SoHimv or Vfv York.
WALTER DAMROSCH, Conkctir
NrA I Sunday Aft.. No. 17. at a.
New Aeolian Ilatl,:i4 W.4.'ldN(.
Moxart. Symphony No 3: Massenet, (me-
morlam), Airs from "Manon" & "Werther."
0orinrc"Plicdrc." '"dilation "Thais."
.o'n-li CLEMENT y
kSjjtststoStrnMjIoJIJIe
I'ARMKIlIi: HALL,
Tarsdat Aftrrnoon. Mot.
FlllST VIOLIN HKCITAL
19th.
by
YSAYE
sats now on sale at llox Office.
Clilckrrinc llauo. Manasement It. D. Jotinslon.
M. II. HANSON'S XINrt:itTS.
Aeolian Hall. , Sunir llerltal-I.Ai:ilA
nuim iirrusi-i.Ai,,vs
GRAVES
MKXT SU.AIT.
a I 2.90.
Seals S3.00 to Tic.
Now al Hall. KN'Alli: 1'IANO.
HORSE SHOW
Tlic llox tinire At the Madison Square Harden
Now open from U A. M, until 8-30 H. U. for the
sale of heats and bnjes for Ihe entire week of
tho i-huu, and for reserved seals for any single
licrformance,
OPERA lr'.,Vtar"LA lOCOHDI"
TirV CT5 iKulsrrhof Annex Ticket OIBce.
I llIYEi I O j ,,,. un. Opera IIoiim-.
CIIOICKSIIA'I'S AI.I.ol'Hlt..S. lhone3)illryanl
j itu CT ii.r.si'ii oni: iioiinii
JSISSVi tu'CROSS vs. HOGAN
lll-.Mt.IH lAitm. JI-J.V I'lionc 10.17 Hry t
IRVING PLACE THEATRE
t'wry i:t
NsltltllNTAN.
Sal Mat
fi'kn v Fit nk rim rr.n.
D17I AQPH w Klh SI. Krrnlnirs at 8;j.
DCLAuvU Mais, 'i o ilav ,V w, -.''i,
"MISS SIMH iB"faiffi
FRANCES STARR
In Till: (!AHK OK Bi::KV.
CDIIRI IP Writ i:vcnlns at s:U.
ntrUltlW (j st.l Hats. Wet, & .vt.s:t.
William lllllottand Uatld Hris.co present
"GOVERNOR'S UDV
llllinii Ki ,-ia:iu' Dupnc, '"Inc 1.1 tie
UniUlt sj. .'nrileiinc, ' Itilne DaMcs,
U'njy a I'm .il. liHullys, John I'.Uailc At'o.
COLONIAL
II .t Ab.'dM I
ALHAMBFUf
j I II M'.4c ISOIMHI
audMllte Festival
14 Al l. fiTAIt AI-IS.
l urlaln H4r A- Ills
John Mcliraw, "Tho Dance
lirrani," Mertnlne ShnncM'n.,
rrnnli North A t'n., oihrrs.
nuv ho si,
lllanrhc Walsh, Joe Welch,
The llnusehoal Party,
Dolly Connolly, others.
miwiifs a
Ave.
lull
Mnls Vie,
I HATlLEMiVo.
IMItS. WHiim OI'TIllil MAT
ll'AHIIAOi: PATCH DAILY
ictiolie n'ats for lo-nUlil
. UDbld faPiiGn omce. ...Normnndio
" . j'wmaa h m sfc.
Hold. H'wayAiSstn.
Tlfslf OTC IM,, M II. cnr. Subscription lioutrnt
1 .lUllWhWLi. Ill... itilTll,n.l...
O'haiiECil, l'lioneUi.'il-7 (Irrelry,
ME aVFIER'Q I tl'nay A:thSt, I1vs.:.
enmoc n1 tup DFM.d u.t.
, fsj uutlrll a If asliui' , l..ll
1 BIJOU '1.'V.i'..,!r,,:,'.,.,!.n!'.. r,'fl'.",.'C.M,,:,1J'
w M,lil,L, 1.W.UI UA1 Al JiJU,
k At I,
KAINEYS AFRICAN HUNT
UAMKEISTEIN'SIf
Ually Mtts.Mc. jal
trill Uavliris-. Iloval
Ijiaatle Hakera. ford
alstais, Ik lar big asls
CUNARD
most KXPF.Drrious itotrrn ntnt:rr via fishiward.
LONDON, PARIS, BERLIN, VIENNA
Th Fattest Stamrs In tha World
FISItaUAHD
Mauretania
Lusitania
CAR0NIA
CAMPANIA
OtJF.F.NBTOVVN. FISIIlitJAltl) AND IJVtmrOOU
NOV. lit, 10 A. U. MAY S. NOV. 1. 1 A.
MAY 31. li:C. 31, 13
I i.r.u. is, in a, M. y
i Madeira, Gibraltar. Genoa.
I ;inmc no'ir tioriti :.ee nincr.iry.
I PANNnNI A (ILTONIA CARPATHIA
Nov. is, ,ian. ii nr.c. 7. run. la mail vx
WINTER CRUISES RIVIERA, ITALY, EGYPT
FRANGONIA LACONIA JAN 4
repress salllna .lan. 4tn, Monaro. maples, Aiexanoria.
Mound the World Trips. .M3. Special Ihrouzh rales to Kcynt. India. CMna. Japan. Manila, Aus.
tralla. New Zealand, smith Africa. South America. Tours In Spain, uuouitloos furnished for any
Arenla for Peninsular Oriental S. K. Co. In lhlled Stales and, Canada.
Now Is the time to lslt India. Write for llouklet.
. Tiers Fool W. I4lh St.. North lllier. N. Y. Offices. z SlateSI., Opp. llitierr.
American
I'ler 113. ,N. II..
ll::H . l.
Ptvitiauih Chaefcaurar Scttthamatan
SI I .tin .u I .t'UI' i.ov.
rnnaiirirri-i. vov w v v. ioi' . nee. 7
Atlantic Transport
Haw Yaftc-Lansfan Dlraet,llrr , .. II.
I t.ii.,..., . .. nncwftSKa .I'rr.i
Mlnnrl','..Vv xi 'njiuj. Mliinelonka.Dcc. II
Red Star
I'lrr AI.N. n.
Ill A .11.
a-. aa. ,-1- a...-ain '
Vaierinuii r i.ilaud Oee. I '
Lapland .Vni.vriZceland Ore. 11 i
w INTER
RIVIERA-ITALY-EGYPT
Via Madeira, (ilbraltar Algiers.
(ilbraltar Algiers. Monaco
"ADRIATIC" tfr "CEDRIC"
The tersest Mediterranean Steamers
.,n.i .am f Iislsieen i.uid a
nu..d nis. i n.i ri.u,iDinnn.s
BOOK NOW FOR THE FIRST CRUISES
"ADRIATIC NOV. 30
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT
First Class
Faras from
NEW YORK
TO
SavaiBak. Ga. $2Mft $35.11
Jacksonville, Fli. 24.99 43.39
lacMiat Mtala aa4 Sutaroora Accaaamsdatlan. an St.amar
Consult any Ticket or Tourist Afent or
C. I. ilWHTKE. E.P.A , $01 ruta A.taie al iU Street. New T.rk
Gulf Route West
Include a restful, health-inspirtn;: ocean voyage
in your trip West. Take the MALLORY
LINE ftom New York to Galveston and occupy
half the journey with a refreshing sail along the
coast and across the uull.
LARGEST. FASTEST, FINEST STEAMERS
Liberal stop over privileges at Galveston, the playground of the creat Southwest. Ilsth.
Inc. n'hlnf. molorlnir. Direct rail connections for all points west and Pacific Coast. Mali.
In is Wednesday, and Saturdays Irom Pier 15, North Hirer. New york.
Write for A O W I New., reservations and Interestlnc (older.
MALLORY STEAMSHIP COMPANY
. CITY TICKET OFFICES Bw'eSil
General Office, l'ler M. North Hlver, New York. j
Fall River Line
l.v. l'ler 111, N. It.. New York, dally at 5 00 1'. M.
Kirs. COUMONWCAl.Tll and I'lltSCII.LA.
Drcliesira on each.
Important Notice (In and alter Nosetn
ber ail Fall Iler Line steamers will ar.
rise at and depart from l'ler 14, N. K,
(fl. lulton SI. I
NKW LONDON (Norwich) Line via
New London, l.v. I'ler 40. N. It., ft. Houston
St., week da) s only. 5.on I'. M.; I'ler 70, !:. It.,
ft. i:. 22.1 St.. aau I'. M, sirs. MAINi: and
CITY or UIWIXI..
NEW HAVKN LINE t,v. t ier is. t:. r
ft. c'atharlnr St.. neck dnja, 2:15 I'. M, Sir.
IIICIIAHD I'KCK. ,
Tlckelb, etc.. at 171 Ilioadtvay. Transfer
Tourist Offices and at I'lers.
The New l.'nicland Steamship Co.
Peopled Line
CmZENSXlNE
ToALBANYteTROY
ONE WAY, $1.50; ROUND TRIP, 52.50
Sprrdy. I'alallal SlCaniers. every evenlne.
leatlnic l'ler .1?. N. It., (foot of Canal St.l 3
I'. M. No other stop.
excellent t'ulslne and Mmii
Hudson Navigation Co.
I'ler .'12. N. It.
I njnr Sprlnc omri.
"lii
'iihlic lie nleaseil
REDUCED RATES
COLONIAL LINE
BOSTON i!,Vt".V. 2.50
PROVIDENCE 1.60
Week days and Sundus at I'. M frii.n l'l
ilU, N, It., font West llni'slon St, llrrlhs ricj
All Outside llooms finest Sen lie.
Tplown tifllre; llroailvsay A ?.ld SI.
'I'lionc Mniliii CIUI ami W3-'
iiiin.
TROPICAL CRUISES f-
Atallahle. Send for lllnerdrles, iiilri,. cle, UAK
STCIIS. 31 W :)th Sl N. Y
Al.ll'OIINIA- Winter Tours .
I rave Ireouenllv Nov. lo Marrit, tlnoklels. HAY"
mono wfirrcoMn en . T!s ith av. n v
The Wall Slrcel edition of 'Hilt I'.vtMNd si'N
rontalns all the linaiirlsl dck Mid the stoil. mid
bond quotation lo ll.e ilo.e ot the inirkct, 'I lie
rlo'lns ()iiolailoii, Im Inline uo "tld t,q atlril" I
prli es. lth uddlllimrl liev.a tnnlltr, I re (oiilali.ed
Jo In ihu tUitii cm dual cdliumi ui 'i us ly kmmj 1
1.IVKIIPOOL
Nov. 27, 1 A. M.
Dec. 17, 6 P. M.
Dec. 24, 3 P. M.
Jan. 15, 1 A. M.
Jan. 22
Feb. 12
Feb. 5
Feb. 26
CARMANIA
nr.r. 7. 10 a. m.
M, MAtt. U.
.Noon. it AY
JAN..H. to a. u.
Naples, Trieste. Fiume.
CARONIA
.IAN. .10
MAR. la
White Star
I'lrrs HO
.i mi. n. it.
Prymauth-CharaaarrK-" "
Majtsi .n M. nuim fit i "l'. ;'v. an
tin sine .Vov. V::. noun Matestle I'ce, 7
i iMcm I ''ii' leeivrr ftnnt I'ler to.
Haw Varfc-Quaaaatawn -Liverpool
Cynmc .'. u. iiimn i' llle fee. S
1MIII Nov 21. noon Ceilrle.. Dee. 15
Cymrle rerrlcs passenielo In "lie cabin class
II. n' tMro civs eniy.
aioaian maaniorranaan rmw-ns r
t rH3.. Nov. Wi'nip,o Die. 13, I cb. 1
'Via Madeira and Alulera.
onuiHa
PANAMA CANAL
WEST INDIES SOUTH AMERICA
, "LAURENTIC" & "MEGANTIC"
, Two Ijin;rEl, .Nruest and Ktncsl li Ibu Trade.
I A .VT a f 1M na pen o r-rr
" rc.D. o rtn. n
im and an Pays. in and uimnnt.
"LAURENTIC JAN. 8
a BROADWAY. NEW YORK
TO GEORGIA and FLORIDA
Where you escape the cold blasts oi
winter and bask in eternal sunshine.
Restful and Healthful Sea '
Voyage of 63 Hours
0a 6Mt ton Modern Steel
Steamships
4M fact loaf
Panama !
Wonder Tales
A big, vivid story is being written
down in Panama. Don't be con
tent with hearing it from others.
Go and sec for yourself.
The same wonders that have
captivated thousands of tourists
are there to reward your trip.
Our big, luxurious steamers are
built exclusively for tropical travel.
All outside, air cooled staterooms,
many with private baths.
23-llay Cruises to Jamaica. Panama ( anal
and (olomblan port, from Now lorW esers
Mrdneaday al 12 noon, I'lers 10, Fast
llltrr..- ai.TB.oo
J4.la Tules lo .lamalea. Panama t'anul
and Costa Idea from New Vnrkesers Saturday
nt I a noon, I'ler Itl, lt llltrr, I4O.0II
Or inu ran lake a 12- nr I4.dat trip to
damalta onl and telurn at an.l.sti.
United Fruit Company
bTCAMSllll' KlIltVICK
17 Mattery l'l., N, V. 'Phone lll'JI Hector.
Or any steamship or tourlsl avciicy, &
Providence Direct, $1.50 Worcester, $2.40
tiui.iu isiaieroonu ai (Hi
fltrrlSteam.htp. (ir.onaiA and TUNN'tanut:
liall.T, Ineludlna SundaT. bmo I', N.
From I'ler 1, n. It. 1'hona lltn nrak.ina.ti.
City Ticket Office. 8110 llroadirav. N. Y.
Tplown Ticket Olflre. n'way and "it "it.
mm i . . m r m . , n
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE
Tare llrdiieTdl New IotK and
PORTLAND $3
In etch direction1 l.imltel Tickets.
Nteel Steamships North I.uid Jt NorlliSUr
leave I'ler II. Vi. II., ft, r'ullon SI., 'la;.,
Hiuis. & Sill, at 1 1'. M.
Kasttra Steam.hlp, Corporation.
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S. S. HAMBURG
11,000 Tona
DEC. 21 and 28
Largest Steamship
Sailing to
U
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BERMUDA -
$39 IE
Inrludlnr. tran.nerlatlon,
kertb, meals, hotel arrom.
modatlnasandsl(htsreln(.
HOOK NOW
HAMBURCAMERICAN
LINE
IMS BROADWAY. . V.
I
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TOURS
LONDON-PARIS-HAMBURG
I'll I'M. LINCOLN. Vn. 111. 3 1.M.
AMI.KIKt.. N.p. -Jil. l'l A. XI.
PATItK'IA Nov. UO. 2 P.M.
I'ltl'.S.IIKA.NT Dec. 1, A. M.
Ilnmburi," dlreel, :'ml cabin only
Matfiira,GiliralUr.AltTirs,Naplis,EiHi
H. H. CIMt'lNNA II " Uru. II. It A. it.
M.W) lnns.1
K. H. IIAMni ltll. Jan. 1 1, 11 A. M.
Ill.nm tnn3.)
K. H. I'INCIMNAI I lOKILNT ni'Hi;i
.Inn. 1H, to A. M.
8. H. IIAMltt'lK:.. leb. a'i. 10 A. M.
'Will not rail nt Altlrrs.
TmrUl Drill, for Trips Kverywhere.
HAMIII lti-1ILI!ICN MM:. 43 ii'nar.
BBBfirffifnrBBal
HBBsI
OILatCMaca AoTs.SSwMrMnlkmYoajl
WARD
LINE
All Water route NKW VOHK to
HAVANA
AMI rotNis
IN (DM
Sailings Thursday and Saturday al noon
for HAVANA. connrclinK for l.SLl:OF
I' IN IX. t'AMAOl'I.Y, SAMIAiiU.
A.M ll.I.. etc.
MEXICO
TWO SA II.1NG9
am iu:Kii
Thursdays for I'ltOOIUCSO. VERA
I IMIZ and I'l l lllO SinxiCO, ron
nectlnt for Mi:.ll1l CITV and points
In Hie Interior and on Ihe PACIFIC!
I 'MAST of MKXICO and C'KNTRAl,
AMi:ilK'..
1'rldaya for I A SI PICO connecting for
MONTi:Ui:v and points In the north
rrn section of Mi:l( .
NI'.W VOHK and l.'t'UA MAIL S. S. CO.
Crneral Offlee. Iter II. i:. It., Now York
CUy Ticket Office, 290 Broad tray, 77 fl. Y.
BERMUDA
All Eapense Tour from S Days tt;.to up.
N'cit salllnE OHIIIIA. 5.171 io:s ree.. 10470
dlsp., Nov. 20.
Salllne.oery S Days In eonnrctlon with Que
bec S. V (in. Tickets Intcr-hmeeable.
CUBA, JAMAICA,
PANAMA CANAL
And Other West India Ports.
Kortnlcutly sen Ice. Next talllnc TRENT,
S.MS tons retltiel'. Nov. 23.
Tor particulars of ralllncs and rales address
The Royal Mall Slum Paoktl Ct.
SANIIKHSON A SON. f.en. Ails.. 21 Stale
St.. N. Y.. Thos. Cook & Son. 213 & 23S
llroadvtav and 2A It v,3 Firth Ave.; Hay
mond A- Whlicotnl). rJ3 Fifth Ave.. N. Y..
Hit ANY STKAMSHIP TICKCT AOKNT.
THE PANAMA CANAL
Or the West Indies
Without srndlnir for the booklet of the 21-day
Untiled cruises. Jan. II and I'ch. 4, 1013, ot lh.
New Tourlnir Steamship STIIl'lIANO ol tho
RED CROSS LINE .
tlsllliiK Colon. Panama. Hamilton, nermuda: Tort
Antonlou & Klncsion, Jamaica: A Havana, Cuba.
21 DAYS $100.00 UP.
Limited lo l.VI iiasM'neers. Ample deck inace
onliiit lo small numlirr carried. No tlinicultlcs In
oblalnlnir carrlim-s or eottvet ances at porta of
rail. Send for iMitdsriiiio Illustrated booklet 40,
IKiniilNi; III., 13 llallery I'laee, N. V.
PORT & HOLT LINE
and atl Arcenllne Ports
ny the Uirire. New and I'ast I'afseiiter
riiesmcrh oi me
I.VHI'Ofll' A lltll.f I. INK
Kalllnc trom New nik Oil. i.nil .'Olh of each
inont'i.
to nvrs io nio .m.m'iiio
J.I OsYS 'IO lit r:.NO.r A YHK".
For rsir. rle. nnnlv li.-al ticket Acentu. or
llt'sK A IM.Sll'If. lenernl Agents
.till ITflnuiF i..rimiibr, iui.
Compagnie Generals TianttfUntf ius
lllrcrl Linn to Havre I'ltrls (I tnn'jl,
Salllnc livery Thuisdu, ) , St.
l'roi'i l'1-r ,'.7. NoiHi lilt t-r. f"ot West Uth St.
La lirralne. Nov, tll'Ij. Satole Des S
trriinci' tnrwl Nov VI Uirjulllf, Daj U
ijiTouralii' Nov ?s tl'ianco (ncwi Die.
Th Srr.'tv Snns, t luadriinlo Screw St?l "IT.,
I.IT.I.IlAI, A(i";.M'V. 19 htltn Slrctt. . Y.
OLD DOMINION LINE
iiaii.v si. i:ici:.
'ni Old I'olr.t Comfort. Norfolk. 1'flrlsmoL"
I lutirr h I'olnl mid Ncwoort Ncus. a. I roil
limine for rrtcrsbiirc, Kichmnnd, Washlnjlofc
u. c; aim ino i niire noutn ami it r.t. i
Kiclshl and I'astrnccr siramrrs sail fiom Vf
.i. n. it,, rooi oi iorlli uoore every vtr
day in 3 I'. M. W. L. WOOIIHOW. i
'I rar.lo Manaeei.-
mtm.'fiLM ii'iii'kd kh'iiilt
bv Nuv t'linardi'r "Ijirunla," Ken, IM 71 day.,
aMOU up. Including hotels, culdek. drives, shore
trips; stop-ovcis. iiounu norm ami ao. Americs
Tours. I . C, l'l AUK, Tt'.nr lllds , N Y.
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