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WRIGHT BURIED
AS THOUSANDS
PAY TRIBUTE
Dtyton Suspends Business and
Church Bells Toll During
Funeral of Aviator.
1DATTOK, O., June 1. Thousands if
asNtens of Dayton nnd hoitp of persons
tram Alt anil nesr who (fit In the
eMerements of Wilbur Wrlsht, the
tieUd aviator, paid final respects to his
itf to-day. The body of Wrisht
lay In state for threo hours to-day at
lb Flm Presbyterian Church and vast
throats passed the bter.
Darlns; the hour of the funeral this
afternoon it was arranged that all
afreet car and ateam road traffic In
Saytea should be suspended for Ave
MtauUs. Another tribute waa the toll
!ft of church belli throughout the city
eHtrlng the aame period.
The funeral ceremonlea were conduct
4a by the Itev. Maurice Wilson, paetor
it the Ftnt Preabyterlan Church, and
61 patlbeareri comprised eeveral
nda of Mr. Wright einee boyhood
Mi men Identified with business and
octal cluba with which he waa con-
aaetad.
TWflsJbt waa burled by the aide of
a mother In a quiet atpot In Wbodland
fli i in In i unadorned except by the
atsnfiest of monuments.
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mWPuW?cBT.
NrASHINOTON, June l.-At the re
arrest of aaveral of his colleagues, Hcv
raaentatlva Ansberry of Ohio to-day In
troduced In the Houao a reaotaUon ex
reaalng the sorrow of that body over
tha death f Wilbur Wright, "who ren-
arid his country Incalculable service
la tha science of aeronautics."
jp OLD HORSES!
J iUTOS TO STEAL EVEN
THEIR ASH-CART JOBS
Commissioner Edwards Has
Plan to Test Six Motor
Driven Dump Vehicles.
If Commissioner Edwards has his way
tha familiar old two-wheeled ash carta.
tar use sine rather Knlclt was a small
key, Is to ao th way of tha horsecar
aad th horse-drawn firs engine. "Big
Mil" wants to put motor trucks Into
til city's service and, as Is the way
with Innovations, ha ask the city to
r eUsgorge the sum of ),73l for a test
? t b made with six ash trucks, begin-
sung to-day and continuing until the
aad of the year.
Tba Board of Aldermen passed fa.
WravMy the Commissioner's requost and
his proposition now goes to tho Hoard
of Estimate.
Sanitary Engineer E. D. Very, ex
plaining the scheme, said the carting
cast at present Is 'A cents a ton. With
aach of theso trucks carrying forty-live
tons or day, the cost will figure 23 cents
a day. Three-ton and five-ton capacity
trucks, with low loading chasslses, are
seugnt by tno Department.
"In th outlying districts, where the
kuls are long," said Mr. Very, "you
kaula
5 wilt see the need of fast-going motors
capable of carrying five tons and travel-
Unit nln miles an hour. The problem
la to reduce tho unit of cartage. W
dan't mean to eliminate horse-drawn
carts now, but the gradual wearing out
af th old rigs and horse will cnahlu
us to put motors In their places. The
transformation Is bound to come.'
Commissioner Kdwurds has not decld.
af In what section of the olty lie will
latroduca the six ash trucks, provided
th board passes his request. The com
panies have agreed to furnish thu curt
within tan days after the test appropri
ation is passea.
TO HONOR POLICE HEROES.
Will Hold Special Hrrvlre far Drail
Maa To-Morrow.
Memorial aervlciu ur the dead heroes
af the Pollc Department will be held at
IcH. Patrick.' Cathedral ut 4.30 o'clock
4 ta-aftorrow afternoon, and nil members
f.of th Department off duty have been
requested to attend In dress uniform.
A with whit gloves and without belts or
t aaton.
Cardinal Farley will be present at the
caremontes, and Mgr. Lavclle, rector of
tha Cathedral, will deliver thu address.
Police Chaplain Krancls J. Hulllvau nil)
deliver the sermon. Capu Day of the
Wt Forty-seventh street station will
. ba chief ushor, assisted by twtnty-nve
pttsnants.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OK ,1HW YORK.
AKUIVED.
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OUTOOINO BTEAM8IIIP3.
BilLEO TO. DAY.
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aoutltaj&ploa, taJaduula. iluazgw,
lUorta. C1U of Atlanta.
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Former Magistrate Walks in
Front of Car in Brook
lyn Street.
Suffering from conclusion of the br.iln,
a poanlblii fracture of tho nkull nnd In
ternal Injuries received when nn aulo
mobile Rtrtick him, II. (Luton illfrgln
bntham, former Hrooklyn magistrate. Is
hovering between Ufa and death to-day
In fleney Hospital.
He left his home. No. 4 Fourth ave
nue, about o'clock lnst night for a
walk. In crossing the street at Mat
bush and Heventh avenues, apparently
In a deep study, he wulked In front of
an auto owned and driven by Stanley
W. HmUh of No. 101 Albemarle Hold.
Tho former Magistrate waa tossed hlsh
In the air and hurled against the curbing
ten feet away, where be Jay unconscious
and bleeding.
Quickly stopping his car, Smith and
some men who had witnessed the acci
dent carried the unconscious man to the
automobile and he was taken to Heney
Hospital with all possible speed. Until
he arrived at the hospital his Identity
waa not known.
Hlgglnbotham has a wife and several
children. They have not been living
with him In his Fourth avenue horn
for some time.
II S (IfllllFR STRIKES,
FLASHES S. 0. S. CALL
Battleship Nebraska and Tugs
Hurry From Key West to
Aid of the Mars in Distress.
KBY WK8T. F!a June l.-Tho Qov-
eminent collier Mars Is ashore on the
llahamaa Hanks and has sent wlrolese
call for assistance. Tho battleship
Nebraska and two Government tugs
havo gono to her asslstan ..
VANIMAN'S BIG
INTO THE SEA
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carried swiftly up front the
boat
whrn Algar, another of the boat crew,
grabbed his heels and pulled him back to
the motor boat. Hell had his hands bad
ly burned by the swiftly ascending line
he had been grasping.
Then It was that, with the Akron MK
feet In tho air and partially crlppVI
by the splintered propeller, younK Cni
vln Vanlman thrilled the crowd by his
climb out into space.
ZEPPELIN SPEEDS
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HIS NEW DIRIGIBLE
ON 450-MILE TRIP.
AMlltnm, Germany, June 1. Tho new
military airship, Zeppelin HI., arrived
here at 9.SS A. M. to-day, having covered
the course from Krledrlchshavcn to
Hamburg, approximately CO miles, In
10 hours nnd minute. Count Xme-
1 1 tl piloted thu dirigible on Its mnldun
voyage, which lay over llasel, Krunk-
fort -on - the - Jlaln, Qovttlngen and
Ilriunen.
Making an average speed of about 13
mllea an hour, the airship easily ex
ceeded tne requirements of i.r anvcl.
nrntlona, which culled for n stired of
38 mllej an hour. It had been ituiicrallv
exptcieu, nowover, mat she would
enuai or exretn tne record of II..'
the only other Zeppelin dirigible now In
military aervlec, nnd which has aocom.
plisnea a speeii or s milts.
A third military airship of the Xetvna.
mi type nas oeen oraorea by tho Gov.
ernment.
COPS SIGN BANTAMS.
Only on allot. cr, However, a l"rath-
rriTrlaht llclim Complalnaut.
Two bantams who aere accused of
threatening to "do up" a foathiiwelaht If
he didn't pay tSiem IX landed In th
Yorkvtlle Court to-day, where they ero
held In ll.GUO ball each on charges of
extol tlon.
The bantams are Edward Itosner
(fighting name "Young ltoanor") and
John nrockcr (nam de guerre "Hallor
Ilrocker"). Juteph Spaney, who has a
coal cellar at No, U72 Avenue A, Is the
featheru eight. Tho two bantams called
on Bpant-y a few days ugo and told him,
he aald, they would arrange to beat him
to a pulp unless he had 113 for them last
night, Bpaney went to the West Thirty
seventh street station nnd told of the
mri-ai. two uetnotives rigged a trap
and the bantams fell Into It, As thoy
accepted 125 In marked money, said th
uetecuvea, tney nabbed them.
II II It Reserve 828,101,000,
The statement of Clearing House
banks for tho week (live days) shows
that the kinks hold fat.l9t.d0 reserve
In excess of legal requirements. This
Is an Increase of fl.mono in the pro-
portlonate cash reserve as comnaxud
wun last weea.
HIGGINBOTHAM HI
BY A T
MAY
FATALLY INJURED
AIRSHIP PLUNGES
EX-MAGISTRATE
WHO MAY DIE OF
AUTOMOBILE HURTS
I. GASTON HIGGINBOTHAM.
WALL STREET
Early transactions In tho stock mir-
ket to-flny strongly resisted n conttnua.
tlon of ytMerday's heavy liquidation.
Opvnlng sales were uniformly higher,
although selling pressure was exerted
against certain Issuoa. Heading, Union
I'aclllc, Iehlgh Valley ami 'Copper re
sponded to supporting order with ad
vances of about 1 iKlnt over last night's
tlnal rnngu. ,
The list subsequently lost some of Its
initial strength when tha buying de
mand nbatol, but, despite numerous
reactions from tha top, prices continued
to display a firm ton In the second
hour.
The buying demand for needing, Steel
and Union 1'aclflc quickened In tho last
hour and tho pronounced strength
shown In these shares elevated the en
tire list to the highest of the day at
closing time. Heading was over a point
up at tha finish while all other standard
securities were considerably higher.
The clnslnsr Prices.
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CITY IS NEW LANDLORD
OF QUEENS COUNTY JAIL.
To-day old Queen's County Jail In
Long Island City, whoso bars restrained
many a noted crook, and under whose
lout udlclul mismanagement created
many a scnndal, became a city-owned
mid managed Institution. For two hun
dred and IKty years, since the organi
sation of the County nt queens, the
bailiwick was piupretor of Its own
prison. Hut Queen never was a suc
cess us n prison keeper, so the Legis
lature passed an act turning the old
Jail over to tho city, and Incidentally
thereby turning out a number of prison
cmplu) ccs. At least twenty of the Ut
ter found tnomselves witi.out Jobs to
day, when the city took possession, but
their leader declared they were going to
llalit In tha courts to recover their
places.
Commissioner of Ch.ultlrs Patrick A.
Whitney took over the prison In the
namo of thu city. Warden Thomas N.
Qulnn made tho delivery In u neat lit
tle speech. Ho also gave over to the
earn of tho Commissioner slxty-nlni
prisoners. Tho prison Is capable of con
fining s Inmates. This accommodation
will relieve Hlackwell'a Island, whence
a largo complement of prisoners fro'n
over-crowded cells will bo transferred
Warden II, Schleth will retnln his Jo
as head man In tho old prison under Its
city management.
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Head Wash
After a dusty ride, wash your head with this ideal
shampoo. It is so cleansing, refreshing and invigora
ting that you will wonder how you ever did without it
In nygienic.tube.a5c.;-iar,5pc At aUidruggists
THE EVENING W01LD,
POPE PIUS ON EVE
OF 77TH BIRTHDAY.
IS IN FINE HEALTH
Pontiff Says He Feels Better
Than in Long Time and Ex
pects to Live Many Years.
HOME, June 1. Ill Holiness Pop
Plus X. will celebrate hi seventy
tevetitli birthday to-morrow. To
friends who called to-day to congratu
late him the venerable l'ontlff stated
he ,had been In the best of health for
1 some time, and that he hobed to lira
many years. He appeared In both ex
cellent health and pirite, and seemed
to-day to have entirely shaken off hi
recent depression.
The troops and the Vatican officials
to-day prepared for an Imposing dem
onstration to-morrow In honor of th
occaalon, although, it being Sunday,
the observance will be mainly relig
ious. HEAD OF COUNCIL
AND FORTY OTHERS
IN BRIBERY TRAP
(Continued from First Pag.)
ever' feature of corruption that has ex
isted In the city and wa are ready When
the proper time comas to place lt be
fore the Grand Jury and obtain Indict
ments. "The men named tr not the only one
who took money. When councilman
Hxo1us comes to testify Le will swear
ho paid 1300 each to Coudlmen Harry J.
Mulock, Georgo W. Carmatry and John
Donnelly and. all of It In marked bills.
These men had been expected to come
to Malta's place, but when they did
not 1 rankiyn and itarns cauen upon
Donnelly at the latter's place of busi
ness. He said that ho would not take
money from strangers. He suggested,
however, that If we had confidence In
Phoebus he could trust him too, and
that the money could tie paid through
Phoebus."
I want to make lt plain," said Burns
taking up again the thread of his state
ment, "that the pcoplo behind this
movement are In deadly earnest and
they are going to wipe out all forms of
aorruptlon that exist In Atlantla city.
They do not care who Is responsible for
It, either."
The detectives 4Ctar that between
thirty and forty officials are Involved
In tho exposure started by Investigation
of the 1,MO,000 boardwalk steal.
For Hie graft campaign the Citizen's
Committee has spent more than 1100,000,
Including the purchase and Operation of
the Atlantic City Itevtew, whose editor
was metructea -to go arier the hold-up
men with a aouDie-Darreued shot gun."
The dlctagiaph, which plays such an
Important part In the exposures, was
first used In the Continental Hotel,
Newark, when Franklin, tha W. J.
Durns operative who exposed crooked
ness In the Ohio Legislature, and Har
ris, another detective, met Counel'.men
Lane and Phoebus, and Palmer, the citi
zen go-between. The price then fixed
for each vote was 15.000, with W0 as a
first payment
WARRANT OUT FOR WATSON,
FORMER POPULIST LEADER.
Accused of Sending Printed Matter
Through Mails Reflecting on
Catholic Religion.
MACON, Ga June 1. A warrant for
tho arrest of Thomas E. Watson, one
candidate for President on the 1'opullst
ticket, was Issued to-day by United
Htates District - Attorney Alexander
Akennan. The warrant charges Mr.
Watson with sending obscene matter
through the malls. Mr. Watson Is ex
pected to be arrested to-day at his
home In Thomson, aa., and taken be
fori) tho Federal Commissioner at
Augusta.
tu warrant is an outcome or an
article In Mr. Watsons magazine nl
leged to relleot on the Catholic religion
AUTO KILLS CHILD.
An automobile which Dr. Harold C
Parker of No, 1032 Eighth avenue, Brook'
lyii, was driving through Saratoga'
avenue, iw-ooiayn, between Park place
and Prospnct Park, struck and ran
over Solomon Levtoe, Ave years old.
The physician jumped out, put the oh I Id
In his car and drove to t, Mary's
Hospital. The little boy died In half
an hour. Dr. Parker then went to the
Ilrowiisvllle police station and reported
the accident.
Ji
B4TU1DAT, JUNE
IRE OF PRIESTS
INAL
Impressive Ceremony in Cathe
dral Witnessed by Hundreds;
Deacons Also Ordained.
Under the great arched nave nnd be
fore the high nltar In St. Patrick's Ca
thedral this morning nineteen young
men were ordained to tho priesthood
and fifteen created deacons, Cardinal
Parley officiated at this, his first cere
mony of the sort since his elevation to
th Cardlnalate. The edifice was filled
with friends and relatives of the newly
created priests and deacons nnd with
those who were attracted to the cathe
dral to witness the reremony. Tho
ceremony-, which began at 8 o'clock, did
not conclude until close to 11 o'clock.
Pontifical low mass was the service
held. Cardinal Parley was celebrant.
H was assisted nt the altar by Itev.
Dr. John Mahoney and Rev. Dr. John
Mltty of Ht. Joseph's Seminary nt Dun
wood!. The Ilev. Dr. John Ilr.vly and
nr. Dr. nobert Mulcah.y were masters
tit eer.mony and the Ilev. Dr. John P.
Chldwlck, President of St. Joseph's
Seminary, was archdeacon. Tho Ilev.
Dr. Chldwlck was formerly chnplatn of
th battleship Maine.
Th ordination of th fifteen deacons
followed the reading of tho Kplstle.
The ordination of fhe priests wns hell
Just before the reading of tho Gospel.
The nineteen young men were Invested
by the Cardinal with power to preach,
to celebrate mass and to hear confes
sions. The conferring of theao powers
Is known as the Sacrament of Holy Or
ders. The ceremony Is a beautiful one, and
hundreds remained standing In the
aisles throughout the three hours of
ths service. The fifteen seminary stu
dents who ware created deacon will be
graduated next jar, when they will
be raised to the priesthood, as were
their nineteen fellows to-day.
The newly created priests will be as
signed to various churches within tho
next two weeks y Cardlnnl Farluy.
They will be assigned as assistant pas
tors. The deacons who were raised to
tho priesthood to-day aro Andrew Doo
ley, James Cassldy, John Qulnn. .Mar
tin Lydon, Walter I'alllster. Patrick
Dempssy, Stephen Connolly, Thomas
Dunne, William McDonald, Joseph Gels,
Daniel Fant, Kdward Mahoney. John
Delaney, Victor Baxsi, William O'Gor-
man, Michael Shea. James Whitfield.
Joseph Loghran and John Grady. Tho
majority of the nmv priests ure from
New York. William O'Gorman was or
dained for Springfield, Mass. James
Whitfield waa ordained for Nashville,
Tonn. Joseph Loghran was ordained
for Los Angeles, Cat., and John Grady
for Trenton, Nl J.
The seminary students made deacons
aro John Kelly, Francis O'Neill. John
Curran, Anthony Hurries!, William
Hurke, Kmlllus Mollnelll, Francis Smith.
Joseph Hdy, Francis Lesnlewskl,
Christopher King. Aloynlu Karl. Jos
eph Cnsey. Aloyslus Galll, Francis Petty
and David Petry, The latter two are
brothers.
TO GREET GERMAN SHIPS.
Great Battleships Kali to Wel
come Kaiser's War Vessels.
The superdreadnaughts Utah and Flor
ida, the naweat and blggost fighters of
the United Btates Navy and pretty
nearly the 'biggest In the World, sailed
to sea to-day from, the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. Windows ot scores of sky
scrapers looking out on the Kaat River
were filled for a quartor of an hour
with people enjoying the sight.
The battleships, which aro built on al
most exaotly similar plans, are bound
for Hampton Itoads, whoro they are to
take part In the recaption to tho visiting
ships of His Imperial Majesty William
of aermany.
Diamond
Special
Monday, June 3rd
'4Carat
Rings
10
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weak diamond Imiiertera
1144 Htafes selllnar dlrart to the
nuh I.. . H A
filasa utferei
irm uiaa inr.a iiiamaau
ntulAV
Jay ranout be Uunll
rstMi. r
t wnolrwile or retail
Jeweller
in this country for laan than n
rir clou
bis our prlee. fcvt
lilainontl liua brrn
tut with a large spread (ar aurrnrei ttnii
s all the lire and hrlllUnrr of Diamond.
rostlna aSuO.UO. Tber ran be
returned
If un
.ilafaftarv and we Mill refund all ot
rogr monejr on rraurai.
Observe theae welchts and prices of
"noeetal" IHamono runaa oil sale .uon
dBT that will be aold nlth the aiue aarrr.
nt. Thar are Muallr aa rhpao. uuau-
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ty ceoaiaerea. All sinaia uiaiugu
It and t-4 Carats.
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laodtt-Ht
1 aad 11-32
$1,000.00
wree to June Graduates of Any Hehool
Hee To-Merru'a Sunday Horlil.
CHARLES A. KEENE
SS-f Imoorter at Diamonds
19U lr.aiway, New York
y.Xii'.iWW
1, 1912.
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TO OPEN NEXT WEEK
IIP. roof garden season begins next
week with the openlnR on Monday
night of three airy places of
amusement.
Itammersteln's Hoof, to be known for
a summer as Lo Ourdln dos Fletirs, will,
It Is announced, be "a mass of flowers"
and every woman who goes to the gar
den villi lin gUrll a iviio. Old Farm has
been trnntfcirmcd Into an Ico pond,
where nn exhibition of fancy skating
will bo given by Grace Ilelane and Ed
die Ilassott. There will also be turke)
trotting and dancing on skatea by u
uniquely drensed chorus. Music by Cre
ntoro'e Hand, George May's Harmonists,
and tho Trinidad Orchestra of West
Indians will enliven the Ice Carnival.
The stage performance will Include
"Visions IVArt," Hello Mandhe, Tanny
H rice, Hen Welch, Ahearn's bicycle
troupe, Trovato, Ilodlnl nnd Arthur,
Norton and Leo, and Illckey's Circus.
At Madison .Square Root Garden
pleasure seekers will bo offered an op
portunity to dine, danco and witness a
cabaret show. A danclncr navlllnn his
' been erected In the centre of the roof
j "T.u" , w ..u.
I ?1"I,??klw V?,6 "'""nient tables. Dc-
hind the pavilion rises the stage for the
cabaret performers. All this area Is
open to the eky, but on rainy nights the
performance will bo given In tho con
cert hnll downstairs. The admission
fees will be twenty-live and fifty cents
and refreshments will be served at
popular prices.
Thore will be two shows nt the Amer
ican Roof Garden, Forty-second street
and Eighth avenue, one opening Mon
day and the other on Thursday night.
For the first half of the week the bill
will Include a French pantomime. "La
Petite Gosse:" Al Herman, blackface
comedian; Harry First and Florence
Hadley In "The Marriage Fee." and
Fcnnoll and Tyson In a singing and
dancing number. Among other features
of the bill for the last half of the week
will be Walsh and Lynch In "Hucklns
Run." "La Tetlte Qoise," May FoUlers,
singing comedienne; Nlblo and Rolte,
banjolsts, and Morris and Beasley, sing
ers and dancers.
At the Fifth Avenue Theatre will be
Hale Hamilton In "The Come On," a
sketch of crook life by Orant Stewart;
Belle Baker, Charles Hart and O. Rosa
mond Johnson, Crouch and Welch. Mad
den nnd Fltzpatrlck In "The Wanderer."
EI Cola, xylophonlst: Ed Morton, the
Three Emersons, gymnasts, and Wood
Brothers, Irish athletes.
B. F. Keith will return to the policy
ot giving vaudeville performances at the
Union Square Theatre on Monday after
noon, on the bill will be aus Edwards
In his "Song Revue of 1912." Edmund
Hayes In "The Piano Mover," Howard's
Ponies and Dogs, Isabel D'Armond and
Frank Carter, Lyons and Tosco, Bert
Melrose, athlete, and the Flying Mar-i
tin.
Mabel Htte and her Clowns will head
the bill at the Colonial. Others win be
Mme. Reason In "Between Trains."
Conroy snd Lemalne, the Primrose Four,
the Six American Dancers, Barnes and
Crawford In "The Fakir and tha Lady"
nnd the Sutcllffe band of Scotch bag
pipers. At the Alhambra will be Nat M. Wills.
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"Xttl Kick." Lax ntcomD, WBO snnga
on horseback! "A Son of Solomon." KI
ler Mack and Frank Orth la "Tha
Wrong Hero," and "thof three rubes,''
Dowers, Walters and Crooktr.
8TOCK COMPANY PLAYS.
Tho Wolf" will be played by th
stock company at the Manhattan Opera
House.
Corse Payton's company at the West
End Theatre will present "The Blue
Mouse."
The Bowery Burlesquer at the Co
lumbia Theatre wilt have as a special
feature the KIKht Original Texas Tummy
Dancers.
Over WA musicians will participate to-mo.-tow
night at the Moulin Rouge, for
merly the New York Theatre, In a
memorial band concert to the musicians
of tho Titanic. Tho organisations will
Include Arthur Pryor's Hand, Oustav
D'Aquln's Band, Lacalle's Concert Band,
New York Letter Carriers' Band, Boiler
and her male band, United State Army
bar.ds from the forts near New York,
United Btates Nnvy band;, Hrtrew Or
phan Asylum bands and Catholto Pro
tectory bands.
PARKS AND BEACHES.
The bill at the .New Brighton Theatre,
Brighton Beach, will Include Mme. Olga
Pelrova In new songs, Joseph 12. How
ard and Mabel 'MoCane In a musical
sketch, Fred Bond and Freemont Benton
In "My Awful Dad." the Four Hunt
ings, Jlaymond and Caverly, the Royal
Italian Opera Company, Carl McCul
lough, comedian, and Wlnslow and
Btryker.
The Diving Otrls, young women who
display theftr skill In a huge tank of
water, have been added to the attrac
tions of Palisades Amusement Park.
Luna Park, with Its many new fca-
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well as for the protection of the revenues of the Companjr. Com
mencing therefore on June 1, 1912, a new form of transfer ticket
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The advantages of the new transfer are as follows:
1. It is convenient for the passenger because it indicates
all the possible ways of travelling between two
points for a single fare.
2. It relieves the passenger of the necessity of obtaining
one transfer after another, as the single transfer with
coupons, obtained upon the payment of a cash fare,
is all that is necessary to make the desired journey.
3. It relieves the conductor of the necessity of issuing
re-transfers. He will have more time to devote to
the safety and convenience of passengers and to the
proper operation of the car.
4. This system will afford to the passengers all transfer
privileges to which they are entitled, and should re
duce transfer abuses.
The extensive use of transfers and their great abuse have re
duced the average fare per passenger to 3.41c. for the first four
months since January 1, 1912, when the New York Railways Com
pany commenced operation. This does not leave sufficient margin
to enable the Company to develop its property as it would desire to
do if it were permittee! to enjoy greater prosperity.
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and four children drank It all. X fj
hours afterward they wer so M ti
doctors had to be called. .
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