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12
Of Interest J»
«> to Women.
TROWMART I\X OPEXS.
// duest* at Women's Hotel
on First Day.
The Trowmart Inn. the new hotel for working
women to Abingdon Square, formally opened Its
doors yesterday with fifty guests.
The Inn has been open for several days for
registration . and one young woman was so
anxious to be the flrst to register that she came
«t 7 o'clock or; the morning of the first registra
tion day.
"Oh. if you could only see the dreadful place
I hare been Jiving- in," she said, "and paying $7
& week. This is paradise, simply paradise.
Every one who wanted a room was obliged to
come and apply for it after the inn opened, and
then it was a case of first come, flrst served,
while no applications were received except from
those who were prepared to occupy their rooms
Immediately. A considerable amount of trouble
was experienced with the age limit. No woman
over thirty-five is admitted to this paradise, and
«\ good many such applied for rooms. One was
obviously approaching the allotted span of man's
or woman's life, and when told that she could
not be admitted she Indignantly declared that
■he would write to Mr. Martin about It.
Pets were another difficulty. Young women
othewise eligible declined to be separated from
a beloved bird, cat, dog or parrot. None of these
animals, no matter how exemplary their lives,
can be admitted to this earthly paradise.
Most of the forty guests wljp took possession
of their rooms yesterday are between the ages
of seventeen and twenty-two, and represent a
wide variety of occupations. There are stenog
raphers, secretaries, designers and employes of
department stores, publishing nouses and a large
electrical firm. They are an attractive looking
group of young women. Most of them are nicely
dressed and speak good English, and some are
very pretty.
The hotel is furnished with great simplicity,
but no expense has been spared in anything per
taining: to comfort or ease of operation. The
kitchen is said 10 be unsurpassed in any hotel
In the city, and the cook, who has worked in
several large hotels, pays she never saw any
thing like it. Everything is as near fireproof
and dust proof as it can be made. Even the
Upper corners of thf rooms are rounded so that
they will not catch dust. All the floors are bare,
of either wood, cement or mosaic, but in the bed
rooms and parlors they are liberally supplied
with rups. The walls are tinted a light tan, and
there are simple, white muslin curtains at the
windows. The furniture is all simple in line but
perfect in workmanship, and there is a fine piano
in the largo drawing room. The tables in the
dining room are of polished mahogany, and are
to be used without tablecloths.
The bedrooms are necessarily small, but every
Inch of space is utilized. The singie rooms con
tain a little iron bed. a dresser, a chair and
writing tahi^. a vashsiand. and a large closet,
with the hooks distributed on the under sur
face of a larger shelf, instead of being placed
around the wall, in the usual way.
The doctor's office and library are at the left
of the entrance, and over the room clerk's desk
is a stained glass window, with an angel head,
the features being those of Trowbridge Martin,
the little boy in whose memory the inn was
built
The room clerk is a woman, and so is the
"elevator boy." The housekeeper, Mrs. Shep
herd, formerly occupied a similar position at
the West Side Settlement of the Young .Women's
Christian Association, and is not in the least
afraid of assuming the management of three
hundred pirls. The rates for board are 94 30
a week for two in a room, and $5 where a single
room is occupied. This covers two meals a
day. and 13 cents will he charged for the third
meal on Sundays and holidays.
\/NSh!N&
GOOD CHEE2.
Have you had a kindness shown?
Pass it en.
Ttu not riven for you alone-
Pass It on. :.;.; :,
Let It travel down the years. ,
Let It wipe another's tears. -
Till to heaven the deed appear*—
Pass it on.
MIDSUMMER.
There are sounds of summer that importune,
Teeming, insistent Insect life,
Rhythmical, ceaseless, rank and rife; ■ .
But the spirit of summer finds its. word
IThere the tiger lilies are drowsily stirred
Sy the hum and th* hum of the hunfrming bird
in the heart of an August noon.
—Elizabeth Woodbridge in The Outlook.
HOW TO ADDRESS THE T. S. S.
All letters and packages Intended for the T. S. S.
Ehould be addressed to the Tribune Sunshine So
ciety. Tribune Building, New York City. If the
above address is carefully observed, communica
tions intended for the T. S. S. will be less likely to
no astray. The Tribune Sunshine Society ha» no
connection with any other organization or publi
cation using the word "Sunshine." All checks and
money orders should be made payable to the
Tribune Sunshine Society.
FROM TENNESSEE.
Mrs. Knower. of Huntland, Term.. writes: "My
Sunshine must necessarily be largely confined to
neighborhood work. I have interested a doctor to
care for a poor woman who is not able to pay for
one herself and the bloom of my flower garden has
carried messages of cheer into several sickrooms.
I am now making a quilt to "pass on." I am pas
sionately fond at my flower garden, and I would
like to ask some member who grows dahlias If she
could send me a root of a double white one. 1
have tried those sent out by florists, but they are
mo tender 1 cannot start them. I would take a pink
one if I could not get a white one. Dahlias do so
•well lor me. and they give so much pleasure to the
dek everywhere."
A MEMORY GIFT.
M:?s Irrr.e Hfiges has sent $10 "to be used to
further gome riiild's happiness Ourint the warm
ammmf-r days, foi the enke of my father, Ira M.
Hedg*•^. whose birthday was July 31. and whose
heart. wh:le llvint, always went out to the little
one«."
Anna G N'earing, a T. S. S. member, in Ulster
County, N.- V.. is the first to respond to the need
Of the widow in Brooklyn by sending |."» toward the
funeral expenses at her husband.
Mrs. Joseph Hunungion Lester has also con
tributed ?.'• to this came worthy purpose and J. M.
P. $5 for East Side gentlewoman, If still needed.
Other children besides those already reported hav<;
been busy helpers iii the Sunshine work. Uoroth/
Hubbell and Draper CrosJt>J. of East Hamptcrj,
Long Island, are the two Sunshine children wl*j
have earned $7. and sent it to the general office jo
be used for trolley rides for children. No name,
tent lo cents for vacation fund.
SMALL HELPS.
The Now Hampshire member who lives alone in
her little home ana who received a contribution
from trie emergency fund to help pay the Interest
on her mortgage is deeply grateful for the timely
help, as it lifted a burden which she finds h:«rd to
carry. A Providence <R. I.) Invalid, who has. heart
trout!*-, wanted so much to have trolley rl<lf« that
$2 wat forwarded from the outing fund tiiat »he
might enjoy many such rides out Into the country.
A New Jersey member confined to her be<i writes
that her contribution from the emergency fund
las* week <:a:ne as a Godsjend, for her husband be
ing out of work there was no money for medicine,
or even the milk she needs for food.
NEGRO OL'TING.
If to-day is fair, the Negro children will have
their Sunshine outing to Fort George. a special
ear will be chartered, and all who c:in crowd in
will go.
" CONTRIBUTIONS.
a suit of men's clothes from ■onse Ertend In
Plattfburg. N. V.. proved an ac<-eptabJii gift to the
•Iclc man who leaves for Arizona thin week. As
the office did not receive one-half the amount
aeedf.l f.r tola man's wants, a genoroua-hcarted
member made up the deficiency by Riving- $60. A
box "t" t fine »-•»»• «n«i unfinished wtfk came from
Mr?. Alii-, of Mont. In:. N. j. , reading matter.
****« Pj^ure*, n.'.. from Mrs. Smith, of Orange.
»i' i 'i' i IU n'-'*« tr w rn J J. Bennett; a box of lovely
Bladirli from Mrs. John Post, of T/estburv T<n*
sUumJ. which gave a ray of sun.ihlne to several
•Jrjt people in fit. Gregory's Hoevilai.
Summer Resorts. Summer Resorts.
Where the Bass and Trout Hide!
Our little booklet. on FISIIIXG and SHOOTING" not
only tells yon where- bass and trout but other iranir fish
abound. It »ko t«!ls of the FINEST BUNTING
GROT'XDS on-tfee A nrii >n Continent.
Copies Free.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
E. V. SKINNER, A. T. M..
1 and 458 Broadway and 281 Fifth Aye.
< OXXEfTICI'T.
GRISWOLD
(EA-TKKN POINT..
NEW LONDON CONN
B. H. YARD. - - - Manager
XOW OPEN. Entirely a new notel. Every
thing new — furnishings, bedding, linen, silver,
etc. Solid mahogany furniture throughout. On 9
hundred bathroom suites. THE FINEST SUM
MER RESORT HOTEL IN AMERICA.
EDGEWOOD INN
EDOEWOOD PARK.
GREENWICH <ON THE SOUND). CONH.
BeauUfUlly located resort hotel. Select patronage. l»0*>
rooms en suite with baths and all modern appointments.
Careful service In »U departments. Casino. Golf. Tennis,
Bowling. Riding and Driving. Superior table and auto
quarters. Well kept walks and drives. In a picturesque
country. 45 minutes from New York via New Haven,
R. R.
D. P. SIMPSON. Manager.
Aast. Mgr. Laurel Houxe. Lakewood. N. J.
NKW H\Ml MliriE.
THE WAUMBEK
AND COTTAGES
At Jefferson. New Hampshire. In the White Mountains*
now open for the Summer season.
A. J. MURPHY. Manager.
riSNXSYLVANI A.
THE KITTATINNY,
DKJUAWARE WATER GAP. PA.
The Paradl** of America. Capacity. 400. Open from
May till November. 2% hours from New York via Dela
ware & Lackawanna R. R.. without change of cars. Auto
garage. Writ* for special rates and Illustrated' booklet. .
CHARLES E. COPE.
NEW SPRrCI CABIN INN
Rooms en suite and with bath; 3 hours from New York;
booklet. W. J. & M. D. PRICB, Canadensis P. 0.. Pa.
A DVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
jtX. Tribune received at their Uptown Ofiic*. No. 1564
iJreadwa} . between 3(ith and 37th Ms., until l» o'clock p. m.
Advertisements received at the following branch offices at
regular office rates until 8 o'clock p. m., viz.: 264 Bth
aye, h e. cor. 33d at.. 153 <«th aye., cor. 12th W.; 92 East
,14th et.; 257 West 42d St.. oetween 7th and Sth ayes ;
2«3 West 125 th st. ; 1338 3d aye. between 76th and 77th
ets. ; 102<t 3d aye.. near 61st et.; 1708 Ist aye.. near 89th
et. ; 157 FJast 12Tth st.: 7ft6 Tremont aye.; 650 3d aye..
near 41st st. ; 654 3d aye. ; 210 Bleecker St.
Law Schools.
IS!«=>M/ WirL' i "2nd Year opens Oct. Ist.
>C\n MHK > 1906 MonUna; Classes.
I |ii\tTsii\ t sessions 9:30 to 12. After-
UlllVCipil^ > noon classes. 3:30 to 6.
Law School i Evening; Classes, «to 10.
S£bJ3SzilX~J- Degrees LL. B . lL M.. J. D.
Address L. J. Tompkins. Sec, Washington Sq., N. $".
KEW YORK Day School 35 Nassau St.,
LAW SCHOOL. Evwnlne; School New York City.
"Dwight Method" of instruction. LL. B. in two years;
LL. M. in threi years. High standards. Send for cata
logue^ GEORGE CHASE. Dean.
Instruction.
GOING TO SCHOOL?
Write to-day tor information about the kind of school
you want. Hjfb grade advantages.
ECHOOL AGENCY. 41 E Park Bos/. New York. N. Y.
For Young Ladies — City.
KINDERGAKTfJN and Primary Training— Free scholar
ships (limited). Collet preparatory. Teacher 1 b Acade
mic. N. Y. Froebel Normal. SO W. 96th Dr. EARLE. prin.
For Young Ladles — Country.
ACADEMY OF~SAINT JOSEPH I
BRESTWOOD, NEW TORK.
An academy- and boarding school for young wom»n '
pleasantly located in the pine region of Long Island',
the quiet and restfulness of which are conducive to
health and study.
The curriculum embraces all the grades from the
kindergarten tr> the post-graduate course, including vocal
and instrumental music, art and foreign languages.
£-I*ciel stu-lentt may pursue elective studies.
The prospectus explains the terms et cetera, but a
visit to th». academy may prove more satisfactory-
Studies r<!sumr-d Monday. September 10th.
The Taconic School for Girls. »•«• b £ uU t f £
Berkshire Hills. Separate home for younger girls. Thor
ough college preparatory and special courses. Golf, ten.
nlc. baskt«baU. boating. MISS LILIAN DIXON, A. B.
<\\ellfcsley and Bryn Mawr). MISS BKKTHa aAILEV
B. E. (WtUesley). Lakeville. Conn.
RYE SEMINARY *-&£?"'■
Mrs. B. J. LIFE. The Mlssea STOWE. Rye. New York,
MISS DANA'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Morristown.
N. J. (Suburban to New York.) Opens Sept. 36th.
Except! anally broad curriculum. Certificate admits to
all leading colleger Muric and Art. Gymnasium. Out
door Ki»ortfi. Resident pupile. $900.
MOIIAVIAN SEMINARY for Girls. Bethlehem. Pa.
l-'.>undod 1748. 157 th >«ar opens Sept. 18tb. Ad
dress J. MAX HARK, D. D.. Principal.
For Both Sexes— City.
THS BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Madison .Square (1122 Broadway).
Barlem Branch: Lenox Aye.. N. E. Corner 126 th St.
Brooklyn: "3 Court St. Newark: Scheuer Building.
SCHOOLS OPEN ALL SUMMER
A DVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
*tX Tribune received at their Uptown Olllce No. I*"> 4
U;oadwa\. between 'Miti and 37th sts., until a o clocK P. m.
Advertisements received at the following branch or>Ves at
rf^ular office rates until » o'clock p. m viz : 254 «th
.-*ve.. a. c.. cor. 2::<J at.; 133 6th aye.. cor. 12th «••..• »2 East
i.c-guiar office rates until 8 o'clock p. m.. viz.-' •£>< Mh
i4th St.; 257 'West *^d et.. between 7th and nth ayes. ;
For Boys and Young Men —
DE LA SAIXE INSTITUTE,
CENTRAL PARK SOUTH. NEW YORK CITY.
Conducted by the Christian Brothers.
Scientific Sr ""v.m'l School for Hoarders & |jay Scholars.
REOPENS WEDNESnAV. SEPT. 12.
Military Drill. Gymnasium. For prospectus addregu
BROTHER POMPIAN. Director.
MANHATTAN COLLEGE
Christian Brothers, Boarding and Day Scholars.
Broadway and 131 st St.. New York.
corns leading TO B. a. & B. S.
Engineering 1 ,
Modern Languages, (jpnrral Science.
Pedugogiral and Commercial rountes;
also a Preparatory Department.
Reopens Kept. lit. BROTHER KI'WARD, President.
For Boys and Young Men — Country.
ST. DAVID'S HAL.U — for boys. Limited number.
College preparation specialty. Senior and Junior de
portment*. lde.il apol. Rev. W. L. EVANS. 31. A..
tcarsdaie. N. Y.
For Both Sexes — Country.
CENTENARY OOUUBGIATB INSTITUTE
HACKBTT6IX)WN N J
Hlph grade boarding tohool for girls and boys. New
DulMlng*. tine equipment, itrong courses Send for
catalogue. X A KOBL.E. I'reeldent.
Swimniir.ir School.
SWIMMING SCIENTIFICALLY TAUGHT
PROF DAUTON. -■■i \\>«i 44th St. an^ Rattery.
Teacher*' Agencies.
AMERICAN AM) FOHEIUN TEACH I AfiKMOV
ti;i»pli.-K Pruf*-taurii. Teachers, Tutor* <Jov.-n;ei!iifc« 1,,.
to Cullexe*. School* und fatnille*. V.i.ly • ' *
Mm, „■ J. YOUNO-FULTUN. 33 ifnlon Square.
4 DVERTISEME.NTB AND SUBSCRIPTION! for The
/X Tribune received at their I'ptown <JfTsc« No 1304
iin-wdway. between S»llh and 37th i<ib.. until U o'clock p in
A'iv»r:l»*inent» received at the following branch offices at
resular office rat»» until 8 o'clock p. m. vis.: 254 gth
eve., S. c. cor. 23d St.; lf>3 «>th aye . cor. ISfth St.; wi Ijtmi
14'h m : 257 West 42.1 •' . between 7th and 6th aye« •
a«3 V.'tat 123 th St.; 133S 3d aye.. between 76th and 77th
«U.; l0ii« 3d avf.. near Cist at.; 1708 Ist aye.. near 60th
at., 137 Bast 125 th St.; 756 Tremotit ava.; C*o 8d ay«.
bear flat •*-; M 4 Jd »v«.; 210 Bleecksr «v
NEW- YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY. AUGUST 2. 1906,
NEW -YOKE.. •
FORT WILLIAM HENRY
HOTEL
LAKE GEOR.GE, N. V.
MOST BEAUTIFUL RESORT IN
NEW YORK STATE.
Special Season and Weekly Rates.
Electric lights, elevator service, telegraph and
I long: distance telephone.
Orchestra, golf, fishing, bathing, boating, ten
nis, billiards, etc.
For particulars address
WLL-I^lAto P. CHASE.
;NEW YORK Hotel Grenoble. B6TH ST.
office, tiqtei .urenopie. & tth aye.
; S|OR L EY'S
I*B In the Heart of the
ADIRONDACUS.
Two large hotels and cottages. overlooking two of the
most beautiful lakes In the region. One hotel just built.
All new furniture. Trout flshlnx. boating, bathlnie. bowl
mr, pool, tennis, orchestra, house physician. Sanitary
plumbing. Pare spring water. No pulmonary invalids.
Moderate rates. Reduction in September. Artistic cata
logue. MORLEY'S. Lake Pleasant, Hamilton Co.. N. Y.
—SB's; adiroi;dacks.
I fi & Elizabethtown, N. Y.
Wg Sij 1"^ C" 3 On * of the lar est ana flnest
ft ? R\i aJ 2? 4? ill hotels In the mountains: fine lo
cation; electric light; private
bathi; pure running spring water; swimming pool; mils
and vegetables from Windsor farm and gardens: orchestra;
moderate prices. FIND GOLF LINKS. For booklet ad
dress
ORLANDO KELLOGG & SON. Props.
MANHATTAN BEACH
MANHATTAN [EACH HOTEL
I I". .-ILL! Manager.
'THE ORIENTAL HOTEL
JOS. P. GREAYI.S. .Vian.tyer
BRIARCLIFF MANtiK. NEW TOHK.
BRIARCLIFF LODGE
The Hotel Beautiful of the Westchester Hills
NOW OFF^
Briarclift Manor, less than thirty miles from
New York, is one of the most exclusive and at
tractive residential and hotel resorts of the
Westchester Hills section.
D. B. PLUMER,
General Manager Hotel and Realty Interests.
HOTLL
GRAMATAN
Bronxville, Westchester Co., N. Y.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
The meet delightful health and pleasure re-sort near
New York. Refined and exclusive patronage. Harlem
Division. N. Y. Ontrnl 30 mm
J. J. LAXNIN CO.. Props.
Also J Garden City Hotel. Garden City, L. I.
Props. (Marha«*>t House. Shelter Islrnd, L. I.
MIZZEN TOP HOTEL
ANO COTTAGES,
on summit of QL'AKEK HILL, PAWLING, N. T.
Elevation 1200 Feet. Accommodates 330.
Nearest high-class mountain resort to N. Y. City. 90
minutes by rail from Grand Central Station. 3 miles by
stage. Elevator, rooms with bath, etc.
Golf. T'-'nnls. Orchestra. Booklet.
WILLIAM SMITH O'BRIEN, Proprietor.
GRAND VIEW, •—**+****—*.
High altitude; grand scenery: beautiful drives: quiet.
rcfli.ed health resort. Send for booklet. Address
A. SQUIRE.
THE ANNLKE COTTAGE.
IN SHAKER VILLAGE, will open on June 13th to
boarders who deeire a quiet, restful place. It will be
under the management of the SHAKERS, who win be in
terested In the comfort of their patrons. Address all
communications to EMMA J. NEALE, Mount Lebanon.
Columbia County. X. Y.
WATCHOGUE HOUSE. Bast Moriches. — Situated di
rectly on Great touth Bay; good table; large plaz
css and shady lawne. OfBNS JULY 1.
E. H. TERRY. Manager.
A— SARATOGA SPRINGS. N\ V— New Columbian
• Hotel opposite congreas Springs and Convention
Hall. Terms European. $2.50 daily, including bath;
American. 53.50.
1— ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT, private
* bnth $1.00 dally; including meals, two. $.'5 weekly;
one, $12.50. VAN KEXS9ELAER. 17 East 11th et.
NEW JERSEY.
SEASIDE MOUSE,
Atlantic City, X. J.
Ceil Location on the Ocean Front.
F. E. COOK & SON.
HOTEL DENNIS,
I ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
! Open all the year.
Fireproof addition of 100
Rooms and baths.
Hot and cold tea water in private baths.
WALTER J. BUZBT.
HOTEL RUDOLF Atlantic City. N. J.
ZXU A X..LI XVUXFULX, Directly on the Beach.
Capacity, 1,000. American and European plans. Sea
water baths; private 'phones: orchestra.
CHAS. R. MYKRS. Owner.
GALEN HALL
HOTEL. AND PANITORIUM.
ATT .ANTIC CITY, N. J.
One of the newest brick, stone and steal buildings, with
every comfort, always open, always ready, always busy.
THE VERMONT, Vermont aye.. near Beach. Atlantic
City. N. J. — Unobstructed view. Large, airy rooms.
Superior table. $1 I -r day and up: $7 to $1A per week.
Booklet. Take 'rollcy cars going to the Inlet, as they
pasr the hotel. M. E. OEIGER.
mm mi m mm,
. THE IDEAL SHORE RESORT.
No other retort on the coast combines the beauties of
suburb aiici seashore Here are lnwr.s earning almost to
the tea. and broad shaded avenues for driving. It Is the
great summer convention city I.ecause of It 'beauty and
many advantages; boardwalk nni»hed to Deal Lake; the
many beautiful lakes aiTord excellent farllltics for ml In?
and fishinii; hotels large, modem and complete in their
appointments Free from that cra-vd v hlch "takes in th«
shore for a day '
ABSOLUTELY NO MOSQUITOES.
For particulars addrtEs BOARD OF TRADE. Asbury
HOTEL BRUNSWICK.
ASBIKV PAKK. N. J.
On the Ocean front at Fourth Avenue.
High Standard of Excellence Malntutned.
P.ooms En Suite, with Private Baths.
Booklet. MORGAN & PABSONS. 'Phones.
THE VICTORIA
ASBUHT PARK. N. J. OPEN ALL TEAR.
Finest IxKatlon on the Ocean Front,
Suites of rooms, with baths. 9. KEMPa
j ASBURY PARK, N. J.
I T!ie Washington, .'WI» 7th aye.. North Bids, the breezy side
1 near the ocean; 4. . sleeping rooms, with ixtra blind doors'
j wide porch,. upper porches; all nicdern conveniences.
, Sams management fur eight yram past,
; BEACHWOOD INN { \ ASf T"* PAKIC - £ J ~
/ .".ttuud Aye.. nt 'Mr *Xeasv
_ HomoMfca. UoJern. Booklet. S. A Ci.IVER
SOMERSET INN
Amf?lGA m f? IG ? T COTTAGES. liERNAROSVILLE. N. J.
«ii ,'•". fr< ln New , ? or > on LHckaw-nna H. R . via W
ODeiiL v u" ft ror llitrtl " v SI - Altitude, i-oo fi
opens May la l;i:\j. j», PHELPS, Manasar.
Telephone 78. Bernard* villa.
E L ?iaT. O renne1 J f»i!7i >^. EllßE 118 COURT, new. .trtcuThTcb
WORK WANTED.
situation* i Wanted — Male .nnd ■■ Female —
'; Four ■ lines (not exceeding -* words),
thren ■■ InserLlnns," !" en**; seven ln«er
tlcm*. 30 emits. -. Kxeeei!!n«; -* worili and
.-.-,.., - • • .a Insertions, • ifl
rfots; ........ ■ . CO . . i.ta
VklK.
tOUXG MAN. 20. la a lawyer's JIJPiS;
downtown; law student In fall. PAIIKEJ.
COOK. Allen_Ue. N. J. ■
YOUNG MAN. 22. wishes steady place
where advancement Is graded with merit,
can furnish best of references. J. a.
WINKLER. 70» Gates ays.. Broofclyn.
Female.
DRESSMAKER, first class, '••"•""•* n *:
wishes a few more customers; out by tho
day. MRS. DEL. ROSE. 1289 lstave.
EDUCATED young woman wt « f* ,r, re ~
sponslble position In household. ln«»«jT
tlon or hotel; energetic, experienced and
trustworthy; references. A. L., 203 west
126 th st. _______
GOVERNESS.— By Italian: refined young
lady; very Intelligent; speaks »mal lan
guages; musical; at present writer for
weekly Italian periodical; would travel. Ad
dress BRUNA. 34S East 106 th st
PROOFItEADER. — Experienced, wishes
work at home. MISS ROOERS. 53 West
128 th st. .
OFFICE ASSISTANT. -By >^unK la^:
Address or call S. KINGSLET. 15 Be
thune st.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.-
By neat young lady: Remington 1 nd*r
wood: beginner. Address J. M.. «»•» Am
sterdam aye. ___^ —— — — — »— •
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS ViA.NTKO.
Situations Wonted— Male and F« ma '*—
Four lines mot exceeding 24 words), three
insertions. 15 cents; seven Insertions. 30
cents. Exceeding 24 words and less than •»!>
words, three Insertions, 30 cents; seven in
sertions. (JO cents. ___^^
Mala.
ATTENDANT. COMPANION.-To Invalid;
experienced, educated, gentlemanly; ac
customed to travel: New York references.
GRAHAM, C 9 Lexington aye.
BOY 15 in restaurant, to wash dishes.
NICK SPISEH. 161 Hudson st.
BUTLER.— competent reliable,
strictly honest and sober; faithful, con
scientious in his work; American; personal
references. W. M.. 4U4 Scotland si.. Orange.
N. J.
BUTLER. Colored man, married,
sober, as butler, waiter, office boy.
kitchen. public works; take care of
ho«.s. milk, drive livery, dray, carriages,
age next birthday. 26. F.. 2O West 1-linh St.
BUTLER. — English; thoroughly experi
enced: good appearance; personal refer
ences. G. L.. 232 AVest 3bth St.
CHEF By colored man; experienced on
•Sw dinner; sober, st»a-ly and all round re-
HabU man; gooJ carver and order rop*;
excellent at pastry; referen-es. J. ANUt.ll-
SON. 473 Carlton aye.. Brooidyn.
COACHMAN.— class; single: thor
oughly experienced; care horses car
riages, harness; careful driver; city or
wuntrV: generally useful : Just *•«?■*£•
reference last employer. COiIPETENT. —I
East 42d st. .
COACHMAN— First class man; exper ieiKed
in riding and driving: city or <^ unl _ r m > n
JOHN, care J. B. Browster. 4»th St.. .ih
aye.
COACHMAN and USEPI L MAN. -B>
neat. tidy, smooth faced German; speaks
eood English; careful driver; married, one
child; wants a cottage; extellent reference.
E.. Carpenters Bureau. 154 t.th aye.
COACHMAN— By very neat. tidy, smooth
faced young man; lakes best care
horses, harness, carriages, ttc. ; carerul
driver; generally useful; best references.
JOHN, Carpenter'B Bureau, 154 totnjave.
COACHMAN. — Married; unexceptionable
references; skilful driver; neat appear
ance; will take good care gentleman s es
tablishment; willing, obliging. UDON.
120 East 51st st.
COACHMAN. — Careful driver and good
rider" seven years in Danish cavalry;prt
vate^amily preferred: married. ALGLSI
GIEPELU 2 West 136 th St.
COACHMAN and USEFUL MAN.— By
neat tidy smooth faced German; speaks
rood English; careful driver: maniej. one
clilld: wants a cottage: excellent reference.
B at Carpenter's Bureau. 154 tith aye.
COACHMAN Thoroughly understands his
business; :» good driver and bonlflde
horseman tn all its duties; best city refer
ence. Address DRIVER. 1W 2». Tribune
Office.
COOK Japanese, experienced, first class,
neat wishes po.-ition in family; honest,
sober; has btst recumniendation. I'ME, 1W
Sands st.. Brookl>-n.
FARMER (foreman). — Good worker; Ameri
can- has served years at thf business;
experienced in all work; horses, cattle.
ptg»; all st" k and machinery: ex'-cil<>nt
herdsman; forty cows at present; used to
boardin? and handling help; successful
with poultry; stri«-tly sober an i best refer
ences. G. C, Carpenter's Rareau, 154 *>th
aye.
FARMHAND — HOUSEWORK. — Married
couple on gentleman's estate: man gOd
farmhand and buttermaier. wife to assist
housework; also brother, single, experi
enced farmhand; willing and obliging. Ad
dress A. J. HUGHES. Lake Waccabuo.
N. Y.
FARMER.— Working foreman; by a Ger
man; best reference; married; four chil
dren long experience in all brancr.es of
farming, machinery, etc. wife board hflp,
poultry, etc. JOHN, Carpenter's Bureau,
154 6th aye.
FARMER. — By American: married; thor
oughly understands all branches of farm
ing; experienced dairyman; will go any
where; first class reference. CHARLES
ELIVEN, Southampton, Long Island.
GARDENER and FARMER, competent in
both branches; wife good cook, or will
board help; good references. Address J. S..
1.->3 <ith aye.
GARDKNER.— SingIe. 36; thoroughly expe
rienced under slats an.l all outside work;
charge of gentleman's place: best reference.
A M. 9 Montag.u<: Place. Mc.ntclair. N. J.
GARDENER, experienced, single; un!or
stanas care of horse. In private place;
reference. JOSEPH HI'MUREOHT. 363
West 3«tb St.. care Shartr.er.
GARDENER. — Single: thoroughly under
stands greenloise plants, roses, carna
tions, vegetables and fruit; care lawns,
shrubbery and grounds: best reference. A.
CUMjEN, Box 143. Itronxvllle. N. Y.
GARDENER — Germtn; strgle; middle aged;
good vegetable grower; quite a florist;
small greenhouse; can milk; well recom
mended; strictly sober. LEWIS, Carpen
ter' b Bureau. 154 Mh aye.
JANITOR. — Church, school, club or office
building; strictly temperate, reliable and
trustworthy; ten years' excellent refer
ences from present employer. A. S., 1:9
East 60th st.
JANITOR. — By man and wife; wife tin the
cleaning; in nuthouse; will take care of
two houses. C. PAYNES 20 West 9»th st.
JANITOR. -Small family; best references,
fall <W7 Madison aye.
NURSE.— Trained man; to invalid Tentlo
man; A 1 reference; competent to take
complete charge of patient. (J. L. ACKER
MAX. tC Catherine st.
NURSE and MASSEUR.— Graduate Belle
vue Hospital; with gentleman; shaves;
expert catheterlzer: rood valet: 1O yean'
experience: best references. HANCOCK
145 East 29th et.
USEFUL MAN -Private, family; thoroughly
understands steam heat, electricity; per
sonal references; oity or country: wages $50.
H. WALLACE. P3B Lexington" aye.
VALET. — Hy younic ran: thorough, reliable
and competent: first class city references
frcm last employer: city or country; or
vlßitlrjr vnlej "ne r.r mi>rv> Kentlemen': at
yrpsrn! teinf>ornrlly employed. BLL'Q
STONE, K. Lexington uve.
VAUBT. ATTENT»ANT— To Invalid; expe
rienced, educated, gentlemanly: accuo~
timed to travel; New York references
GRAHAM. CO Lexington Eve.
Female.
COOK, housekeeper. In small hotel or
bachelor's apartment, gooj references
7«W» loth aye.. care Flood.
COOK. — First rtass; understands all
branches plain and fanoy .-iv>klns; B«'od
references; <-ttv or country. \\. jj ' jj r j
Collier's Agency, 122 West 23d st.
COOK— Competent woman, with boy o f 7
In country; excellent reference gno,"i ma n l
ager. Mis U. D.. Miss FltzGerald's U u _
rt-au. W::! sth aye., corner 42<i st.
CHAMBERMAID.- By an English Vrotea
tant: good seaman fits; bern references'
city or country. J. C, Jrs. Collier's
A.-ency. 122 West 2td St.
CHAMBISKMAID and waitress; cook, as
sist laundrean; by two competent, cbliir-
Ing girls; dlaengaged, lady giving up house
keeping. A. 8., Mrs. Collier's .Vc ticy i-«
West 23d it. - ,
COMPANION or ATTENDANT 1 for Invaltd.
by experienced, refined, educated wuinan'
or managing houaekeeper In small family."
S. M. R. fHS (iatea uvtr.. Brooklyn. 'Phana
tm J— Buahwtok.
CI.KAMNi; and scrubblnV offices by wum
an; rafsrsneea. MARY BRADY. 4 j^k-
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscription, for
The Tribune « c « lv *<» at . their Uptown
Office No 13«U Broadway.' between 3CtH
and 37th st* . until » o'clock p. m . Adver
tisements received »• the folfowlnj; branch
offices at regular oflice rates until 8 o'c'ock
r«."l V vli.: '"** Bth •*••• • c. cor. 2*» at :
iKS?" aye. ccr. ISth st. : *2 East Uth at ;
857 eat CM St.. t«tw*sa 7Ut and Sib R»e_.*
OCEAN - STBAMEBB.
amid tm ittci
Thirty-fourth Annual - M Wt ■•**
Parties leave Pacific Coast ports on B»pt.
4. 21. Oct. 8b 8* 1908. for six months' !•»
surely travel, including HAWAII. JAPAJt".
CHINA. THE BTRAITS SETTLEMEKTaV
CETIXW. Bt'RMAH. ISDIA. EOTPT. •»«
Parties eaatbound leave New York Now. 10.
29. 1906; Jan. 8. 1907. High class arrange
ments throughout.
Illustrated descriptive programs from
245 AND 1.200 BROADWAY. 649 MADISON
AYR. NBW-YOBK.
Islands:
Empress of Japan Aug. 1
Monteagle Aus;. 30
Empress cf China BeD *«S
R. M. S. Tartar «spt. IT
• Empress of India ""-.I
R. M. S. Athenian Oet 'U * _.
For FIJI. Hawaiian Islands. Australia and
New Zealand.
Maheno Aug. 17! Jllower* Sept. 14
For rates and Information apply to 281
Sth aye.. 458 and 1 Br«adway.
"I^A VELOCE."— Fast Italian Line. FvJU
NAPLES AND GENOA. Nord America.
Aug. 15; Citta di Torino. Sept. 5: Cltta «l
Napoll. Sept. 10. Cabin, «66 np. Dlatne
Saloon on Promenade Deck. BOLOGNfct>l.
HAHITIBI.I' & CO.. 2O Wall St.
SrKXMBOAI*.
ffi<fl)^TT(Q)Kfl awssSiS
Wireless Telegraphy on all Steamers.
DAYLIGHT TRIPS on Long Island Sous*.
(See special advertisement In Esc. Col.)
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and Pall
River. Lye. Pier 18. N. R.. ft. Warren St..
week days and Sundays 5:30 P. M. Strs.
Prlscilla and Puritan. Orchestra on each.
PROVIDENCE LINE for Prow. Boston and
East. Lye. Pier 13. N. R.. ft. Murray St..
week days only. 6:00 P. M. Strs. Provi
dence and Pilgrlrr, Orchestra on each.
NEW BEDFORD LINE for New Bedford.
Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. Lye.
Pier 40 N. R.. ft. Ctarkson St., week days
only, at 5:00. ft. East 22d St.. «:» P. M.
6trs. Maine and New Hampshire.
NORWICH LINK for New London. Block
Island. Watch Hill. Narra. Pier. Worcester.
etc. Lye. Pier 40. N. R.. ft. Clarkson St..
week days only. 6:00 P. M. Also daylight
trip Mondays from Pier 40, N. R.. 10 A. M.;
foot East i2d St.. 10:45 A. M. Strs. City of
Lowell and Chester W. Chapln.
NEW HAVEN LJNE for New Haven. Hart
ford. Springfield, etc. Str. Rich. Peck !vs.
Pier 20, E. R. week days. 2:45 P. M. :
Suns.. 9:30 A. M. Lvs. ft. E. 22d St.. w«k
days. 3 P. .'.:.: Sun?.. 10 A. M. Buns, da*
N. Y. on rtturn. 8:4.1 P. M.
Tickets and Staterooms, all lines, at 19
Park PI.. 245. 673. 1200 and 1354 Broadway.
25 Union Sq.. 182 Fifth Aye.. R«0 Madison
Aye.. 245 Columbus Aye.. 105 W. 12Sth St..
2798 Third Aye.. and at Piers. New York.
BEFORE GOING ABROAD consult
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS
THAT APPEAR REGULARLY IN THE
TRIBUNE ON SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
AND SATCRDAYi.
ffiy nDsDyOogjOoft.
Palatial steamers "NEW YORK" an*
"ALBANY" of the Hudson River Day Ha*.
faatcst and finest river beats In the world.
Bklyn.. Fulton St. (by Annex). B:OO A. M.
" Desbrosses St.. Pier. 8:40 "
" West 42d St 0:09 "
" West l»th St 0:20 **
Landing at Yonkers. West Point. New
burgh. Poughkeepsle. Kingston Point. Cats
kill. Hudson and Albany. Dally, except
Sunday. Special trains to Catsalll Mts. re
sorts and Saratoga, end easy connections to
all polios East. Norm ant! West. Through
ticket* and baggage checked at offices c!
N. T. Transfer Co. Through rail tickets
between N. Y. and Albany accepted. Moat
•fellehtful one-day outings ♦« west Point.
Newbunth or Po'keepsle. returning on 4»wn
boat. Restaurant open at 7A. M. MUSIC.
BTFAMEB MARY POWELL
Leaving Desbrossea St. at 3:10 P. M.
(Saturdays 1:45 P. M). W. 4«d St. 3:30 P. M.
(Saturdays 2 P. M). West 1-T)th St. 3:30
P. M. (Saturdays 2:20 P. M.) for Highland
Falls, West Point. Cornwall. Newburgb.
New Hamburgh. Milton. Poughkecpsic Roe
dcut and Kingston. Orchestra ou '-card.
NEW YORK— ALBANY.
HUDSON RIVER BY SEARCHLIGHT.
Steamers C. W. MORSE, odd dates Au-
Bust, and ADIRONDACK, alternating, lv.
Pier No. 32. N. R., foot of Canal St.. «
P. M.. and West 129 th St.. 6:30 P. M. dally
(Sundays included). Direct connection with
express trains at Albany for Saratoga. Lake
George. Adirondack. Thousand Islands and
Sharon Springs. Orchestra. Automobiles
carried. Time table and Summer Book Free,
"Beautiful Hudson by Searchlight." 10c.
NEW DOUBLE SERVICE.
Str. DEAN RICHMOND leaves Pier 32.
N. R.. every Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day at B:3O P. M.. omitting; W. 129 th St.
Service equal to regular steamers.
©DansQ IScg^cOTGaS
BOATSVv VT) if.TTISI TJI ri // Boa:»
t.EAVIS^\ MiyQllft /J£&
PIER 81. \\ M /r plerlo
FOOT W. \\ r-^ :<smy/ Ft - SIS'
42D ST.: >\ t!Cw *<U wiy // St.. N. R.
9.00, 9.35. Vv r! "£j // 9.20. 10.00.
10.30 a. m.: >X p"""yyil_00p """yyil_00 a.m.. 1.00.
12.30. 1.30, 3.00.\\ // 2.00, 3.45. 4.45,
4.15. 5.40. 7.45 \\ // 6.00. 8.10 p. m.;
p. m ; Sundays. 'A // Sundays. 10.00
».25 a.m., 12.35. V^// a. m.. 1.00. 4.00.
?.35. 7.46 p. m. Vr 8.10 p. m.
(BAnrsKoiLiL
For Catsklll. Hudson, Coxrackie. Cairo.
Palenvllle. Halnes Corners. Tanner
Weekdays, tt p. m. from Christopher at.. ?
p. m. from West 129 th st.
Extra boat Saturdays. 1:30 p. m.. for Cats
kill and Hudson, landing at Maiden.
Special trains for Catsklll Mountain point •
Handsome Illustrate*: "tooklet mailed free.
TTOBOT (LORDS.
HUDSON RIVER ROUTE.
NEW YORK— TROY.
Str. "City of Troy" or Saratoga" Leave
Pier 46. West 10th st. Daily (except Satur
day). 6 P. M.
SUNDAY STEAMERS TOUCH
AT ALBANY.
Direct connection at Troy with trains to an
points. Dining rooms on main deck — Or
chestra — Low Excursion Rates— Booklets
Free — Automobiles carried.
Excursion:— Troy. $2.t0; Saratoga, $430;
Lake George. ?*.33: Wllinln<tcn. Vt. ,5 5. t0.
Block Island, Orient, Greenport,
Shelter Island and Saj: Harbor*
via Montauk Steamboat Co.'a Line.
Leave N. T.. New Plor 8. E. R.. week
days, except Saturdays, 6:00 p. m.. connect
ing at Greenport. 7 a. m , with steamer for
Block Island Saturdays. 1:00 p. m.. dlre.-l
Gxtra trip Mondays. 8:00 a. m.. for sac
Harbo'.
(semtial mmm owe.
Boats leave Franklin st. « P. ii.; 6atur
de.7B, I P. M.. for Kingston. Through tbo
F'chlanda by Daylight; full daylight trip
every Saturday. Connecting with CATS
KILL. MOUNTAIN points via U. i I), a
R. Early morning train from Steamboat
Dock.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.
DAY'S WORK — By respectable woman;
cook, washing and ironing, or any kind
of housework; good reference. 377 Otn aye..
threu bells.
DAY'S WORK.— Respectable woman to go
out days, washing. Ironing cleaning. 4ty
Bast Hoth st.. top floor.
HOUSEWORK.— Ught housework or cham
bermaid, In small Protestant faintly by a'
bright, young Norwegian girl. Address
MIHS ANDERSEN. 61 Beckruan at.
JANITRSSB; cold water flat; pay part
rent; U years' txiiertenoe; best references-
Yorkvllle preferred. RICHARDS, 515 East
Flat st.
LAUNDRESS would like ladles' fine wash
lae to take home; open air drying;; con
furnish good references. Mrs. MOS;- 171
AmfterUam aye.
LAUNDRSSB.— By young Ciernaan woman:
waithlng ar.J Ironing by tho day: carJa
answtrr^U. SllsiS A. TRAMPNAN 11 Kane
t'Ui-e. top floor, front.
MAll>.— Krenph; thoroughly competent
wUhes to go to Kurui'c; experleii.oil trav
eller, good packer and iseaiiiatreaa- good
hairdresser; 1.-»t of references H \
'I'rlt'una I'ptown Office. VMi Utuadwuy. * '■"
Nl'RSE.— Protestant: wry neat; can take
charge of Infant or growing ch»Ulr>-n
good references, city or country, X \v '
Mm. Collier' » Agency. 122 West J3d st. '"
NlTlSE.— c^re for la.ly at her home and
Xlv» ORteopathtc trvitttnent*: ex<-<'|>tlrnal
<>t>|K>rtunUy; $\& per w»^!t; threo Jli>:uinas
KOSENORANT. fw Weal looti, .t
WASHIXCS. — ReipectaMe young woman
wants to take tn family waihlna 341*
Ha»t «l»t st.. 2 fllahls. rear. •
WASHINOw— Toung woman would take la
washlns;. Call or ssnd Sirs. IJ__u;>>y
2!H Tan 122J at., top hoot. ** uaul -«l.
- RAILROADS.
i IT ikuylJu^ v ILW/Sillub/nJ
RAILROAD.
STATIONS fn<. i ci V. • ■«: T *ent7-thirrt ftrtet
■a DMM --•> sal Cortlandt streets.
l*'Th» leaving tin* ttom Desbross--* and
Cortlandt streets la ava minutes later than
that glvaa below for Twratjr-third Street
Elation.- >
for THE WEST.
•7:r%A.M. CHICAGO SPECIAL.
, •»:» A.M. PITTSBURGH DAY EXP.
•10:55 A.M. THE PENNSYLVANIA LIM-
Chicago. CinclanaU *
St. Louis
•1:55 P.M. ST. LOUIS LIMITED.
•I:»P.M. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI &■
r. LOUIS' EXPRESS ■
•MS P.M. PENNSYLVANIA dPSCIAL.
IS hours to Chicago.
•» :55 P.M. CHICAGO UNITE
•s:fsp.M. WESTKRN EXPRESS. mmmklmm
•8:23 P.i1. ST. LOUIS A CINCINNATI
EXPRESS.
7:55 P.M. PACIFIC EXPRESS.
•9:9 P.M. CLEVELAND *Cl SCINNATJ
EXPRESS.
••:85 P.M. WTTSBURGH SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. „
•7:». 8:28. •»:». •».*». •I0:«0r a. m.. 12:KI
•1»:54w 2:l©. <*B:». •'Conaresslonal LlroU
ed"). «3:25. •4:23. •1:35. *5:55. » ;i ?..?V* n
12:10 Bl#ht. Suriday, *:». »l>:*\ 'I»^* ft ;
m.. 12: li. »l?:5i. <*3:». "Coo session «1
Limited"). »3:». •4:28. •*:». •»*»• » : »
p. m.. 17:10 night. _
BOUTHERN RAILWAY.— »»:= 3, •!:» p.
m. 12:10 a. m. dally. *
ATLANTIC COAST LlNE.— ••:* a. m. and
9:21 p. m. dally. '
seaboard air line.— l 2:» p. m. and
nortolk'and'western railway.—
*.1:25 p. Nx dally. _
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO AIL WAT--
•7:56 a. m. week days; • 10:55 a. m. and
•4:35 p. m. dally. «._•.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOR
FOLK.—*7:2i a. m. week days and 8:»
P. in. dally.
ATLANTIC CITT.— »:M a. 18.. <*l:Ji Sat
urdays only) and 2:55 p. m. week day*.
Sundays. •7:55 a. m. _ „_
CAPE MAY.— I:SS p. m. week days; C&*
a. m Sundays.
LONG BRANCH. ASBITRT PARK (Ocean
drove) <North Asbury Park Sundays).
and Point Pleasant. (4:0O from Deab. *
Cort. Bts. only) 7:4©. S:S». 10:55 a. m..
12:25 iI2:KS Saturdays only except Lot;*
Branch) <1:25 Saturday* only). 2:25. 2:-Vt.
8:Jo (4:25 except I^erc Branch). ■«&£. end
fI:M p. m. week days. Saturdays, 8:23,
9:25. 10:5.'i a. m.. and 4:55 » m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
«:«». »7:25. *7:55 »:» 8:35 "9:25. ••:!•.
•♦10:55, »10:55. •lI:S.Va. m.. 12:25. •»:•».
•tI:SS. *IJU 2:10. 5:55 »3:2 R. 3:5.\ 4:25.
•4:25. 4:55. ««t4:» for N>rth Phl!a*»l
nhla only). »5:55. »e:2T.. «:55. 7:55. »:2S.
8:5». 9:25. <9:Ki for North Philadelphia
only) j>. m.. 12.10 nlsht week day*. Sun
days. 8:05. *.7:!». R:25. •ft:2». «:.15. •*l«:f«.
•10 a. m.. 12:25. •12:.15. *tI:SS. •1».
•3:25. 3:55. »4:25. («t4:SI for North Phil
adelphia only). »4:'s\ •»:», »8:25. 7:85.
8:25. 8:55. 9:28. (9:55 for North Philadel
phia only) p. m.. 12:10 eight.
•Dlnjrut Car.
Ticket offices. No*. 4*l. 1334 and lT«v P.r->ad
way; IS* Fifth Avenue (belotr 2Sd St.):
2fi3 Fifth Avenue rcorrw 29th St.) and
stations named above: Brooklyn. 4 Cnurt
. Street. 479 Xostrand Avenue. SDO Broad
way and Pennsylvania Annex Station.
The New York Transfer Company will
call for . and check ba(tgajre> from hotels
and residences through to destination.
Tet»phon«> "MS Chelsea" for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Servtce.
W. "W. ATTEREURT. J. R. WOOD.
General Manaeer. Pnss'r Traffic Mgr.
GEO. XT. BOTD. !
C,*Tt*T»l Pawm'r Agent |
OC-iAN* STH\M>TUS^
NRTN mmm LLOYD
Fast Express Service.
PLYMOUTH— BREMEN
Kaiser Auif. T. 10 A. M.
K. Wm. II Aue. 21. «A.
Kronprins Sept. *. 7A. M.
Ka!ser Sept. 11. 10 A. M
K. Wm. II Sept. 1«. ft 30 A. M-
Kronprlnz Oct. 2.6 a. m.
Twin-Screw Passenger Service.
PLTiIOUTH— CHERBOURG— BREMEN.
P. Alice Au*. 2. lOA. M.
Frledrlch Aug. 9. 10 A.M.
Kurfu#r»» Au*. 14. 10 A. M.
Barbaroaaa Au«. 23. 10 A. M.
Bremen Aue- 2*. 1«> A. M.
•Main Sept. S. lOA. M.
•Bremen direct.
Mediterranean Service.
NAPLES— GENOA.
K. Lube Auf. 11. 11 A. M.
K. Albert Aug. 25. 11 A. M.
P. Irene Sept. 1. 11 A. M.
K. Luise Sept. 11. It A. M.
K. Albert Sept. 29. 11 A. M.
P. Irene Oct. 13. 11 A. M.
From Bremen Piers. 8d A 4th Sta. Hob"lc«n.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS'
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD.
OELRICHS & CO.. No. 6 Broadway. N. T.
Louis H. Meyer. 101« Walnut St.. PHI«.
iVT^TJIIf Tire Sailing at 9:30 A. 51
r.v.!!. itiiiij From Pier 13 N * R
FLViIOUTH— CHERTTG— SOUTHAMPTON
ft. Louis Aug. 4! St. Pat-.! Aug. 1«
Poll* -Aus. 11 1 New York. . . Aug. 23
RED STAR LINE f/°N " er
noVKR— ANTWERP— fLOXDOx! paris*.
Flnl nd. Aue.4.3.r!opm I K'nl-d.. Ausr.lS »:*ir.m
Zeel'd.Au. 11.10:30 am An. 23. 9 :3oam
WHITE STAR LINE ro ™ p pr •
NEW TORK-qxSTOWN-UVCTPOOU
majestic. Aug.S.lo am i Teutonic. Aug 22 lOr.-ai
Celtic. Aug. 10. 10am|Cedric.A«g.2?.S:3s>aRi
Oceanic. Aug.ls. 2 r m; Baltic. .Avg. 2». noon
T Tf E mewterranear jZ&es
FROM NEW YORK— AZORES)
REPLBLIC FK6VI- E biTbN- OCt - 18 ' n °° n
CANOPIC Aug. 11. 3:30 P. M . Oct. a
ROMANIC. ..Sept. 15. T:3l> A if^'Oct ■»?
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
The mammoth twln-ierew steamers
'•CEDRIC; and "CELTIC." each TOO feet
long. i 5 broad . 21,0 iX» tons, will sail from
New York to the Mediterranean Nov. 2IKh
Jan sth. 19th. Feb. l»!th & Mar 7th'
PASSENGER OFFICE. » BROADWAY
Freight ORlce. Whitehall Bid?.. Battery PI.
CUNARD LINE.
From >'iers 51-5" North River
LIVERPOOL, via vJUii«lNSil ? oWN
LUCANIA August 4 2PM
UMBRIA August 11. 10 A. M
Caronia Aug. 14'Etrurta Aa« S
Campania... Aug. 18 Carmania . Aui' 2S
GIBKALTAK-ITAL.Y—
New Modern Twin Screw Steamer*.
SttXSSLVl All » 3* " A.M.; Oct. 1* DcV:. «
PANNOMA Sept. 11. nxin; Oct. 3U
CARPATHIA. -Sept. 25. 10 A. M. Xov- *
VEKNON H. BROWN. G. A. "
SI -24 State St.. opposite the Battery.
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH— CHERHOURG— HAMBURG
Aniertka. Aug. 2. 3 PMiKais. A. V.. Aug. Ml
Pretoria. Aug. 4. ft AM|Feans>lvania.Aug 25
Kluecher. Aug. W. J> AM Amerika. Aug JO
Wd'see. Au. ll.lUami tßatavia, cept. 1
iHamburg direct.
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA.
P. Adalbert. .Aug. 7'Oceana Sept. 20
tMoltke Sept 11 ! P. Adalbert. .Sept »
tt-'alls Gibraltar, baa Urill Room an*l
Gymnasium.
TRAVELLERS- CHECKS ISSUED BY
THE COMPANT.
OFFICE. 37 BROADWAY. N. T.
'Phone. 1900 Rector. Piers. Hoboken.
(SUP BiGSiSirM UHE.
DAU.T BKRVICB.
Tor Old Point OxnfLrt. Norfolk. I*srt»
ireuth. Planet's Point and Newport New*,
Va.. connecting for Petersburs* Rlclc-nßnil,
Virginia Beach. Washiagton. D. c. sad
entire South and Wtat.
Fretcht and passenger atevaers sail from
Pier So. N. It., foot Beach at., -very weak
day at 3 p. as,
H. B. WALK
Vtee-PresMent and Traffic Hi I( ,r
T»ED "D" LINSL
"*"• For La Guayra. Puerto CaboHo. CMa.
rao and Maraialbo. via Curacao. calUngi
•lao at San Juan. P. R
S. S. PHILADELPHIA. Sat.. Aug. 4. nooo
CARACAS Saturday-. Aug. 18. noour
F"nr La Guayr*. Curacao and Slaracalbo.
?. 8. MARACAIRO. Saturday. Aug. 11. noon
ZVUA Saturday. Aug 25. noon
These steamers have superior accommo
dation* for p;.«sengers.
BOULTON. BLISS A DALLETT.
General Managers. 88 Wall St.
Poo 0 (P©[pi!© LBBcib®
■Wamshlpa of th* RED "D" LJNK bjS
call tor San Juan direct, as follow*:
& 8. PHILADELPHIA.. Sat.. Aug 4. noon
CARACAS Saturday. Auk. is. noon
For freight or re,«Si*g» apply to
BOLLTON. BLISS & DAl.l.trrT
General Managera. US Wail St. '
BSFORB GOING ABROAD CONSUI.T
THB EUROPEAN AUVERTISKMENT3
THAT APPEAR REGULARITY IN T«sl
AfaSaCBDOdDOB (LDKOCE,
GLASGOW VL\ IX>NIX>XDBRRT
Astoria. Aus tUamlp^urn'saia.Aug.lM.j pn»
ColumhlaAus.il. noon! Caledonia. Aug. 2s noon
aaloon. 950. 2d Cabin $30. 3d CUsi $27 SO
and upwards, according to accommodation M
gteanishirv For terms and Information »d'dlv
HENDERSON BROTIIIBRS. 17-10 Broadway
LJIOLLANB-AMERICA LINE
Ij-ij New York— Rotterdam. \la Boaloasw.
U U Calling Wednesdays as per Balling; llai
Noordaro Aug. i. M A. M.
New Amsterdam.. Aug. IS. 10 A. M.
Ma 1. nOaiii Aug. T2. 10 A. M.
lt> iilajn Aug. :".». ltl A M
-America IJce. ;a» u'way. N. T.
M ALIA a y LINE. Lrxukious(tau>.4
nonets to Teaaa. dorado, Mexico Bsasi
Meaico. Arizona. CulUurnta. Gw.ta? I'ter"
Ida. AluUuua. DKbSUH'fKi LTrMitSi '
TUB ROUTS TO MIAMI. PaLm BalAai
Via. Aft «vla Key West». Ctolonist tlc'ei.
"l*ocx.i Guide" fre?. C it. i
CO.. ia» rtont St.. K. T. fctul! * *
i'liulilLU t 1 CItLWE. Feb. iSvCWSSt
l.y chartered X S. -ARABIC." l£cuo i3n»!
E Tour* Itound th* World. *"«V«» * ona -
FRANK C. CLARK. «• ilroadw-!y. jj. y.
SUMMER CnUlSa to Mar* *co»la""aii
CU^ XT Suta at "
J ■, : RATLItOADaL
I "Ammrjem^ Graatast HaJtro** 1 "
tiaay 43a i/EL >.Tx««?Vri" •*
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«»« mini. -i-rataa at^t ,
•IrJS*-"— JMIDXIGHT KXVT.z.
•«0 A. if.— t SARATOGA ixn mm
JO-.ro a. m.— -day exphe^-9
-^t» honr trafc* to OaS-i „
, „ _ I"n:inian ears. «*—-»» a.\
« 130 P. il.— • CLEVER * JJD rrVT^ i X
P^S^earf I^" 2^^
i «a p. M.-»nutf s-A Lot' ;jr> r , Pi
•Dally tEacept Sunday* •&<£?< *
bEa. Saturday and Sunday. kSatwfe i
fi*i A. M. «JKI B:S3 t» »« J',n_
|Way. -to rttt. : .ir iitfr*m2*i^
Son-Jny. 0:17 .A. XL; Eitur^y e=ir i^aV m'
Pullman cars on all throu^.'j Uab, :
Trains IMusjJnat- i with ratoch uV-
Ticket oCJce» at 14». 245. 415 aiii aWa
B»T>a*way : 2S Union Fanar* W. '-■ c 5
bos eve.. JI7 Wm »2it- at G-T-- r "
»™l and l»th st stations. !»Wr" .
sna 723 Fultcn st and lot &■■.•»,
Brooklyn. ** •
Telephone 'Hat S»»h Etr»»f far ra 1^ -••-
tic*, Baswage cheeked from natal S
denc< by We«cot; Tiuiiai >nu
A. H. sum:. C. r OAT.T
V. Pi»a. and Cc Mgr Pas*> TraT %
STATION* I S? l^ [",*£ V. X
lisa* shown beiuw v ixun ilis-- ■ i
West s» at. leaves lt> minutes earl at -i
cevt as noted by designating marks '
KabTUN. BEXHLiaejI. ALLEN : u N
AND MAUCH CUL.NK— zI UU 7< ! LI
ton), k.lO A. M.. I£% i.iK Lib. ■
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I.«W. ».0o and *<«> P. SI •"•*"*• *.
WmCEaBARKE AND SOSA»TOX-? -s
tic^s^- —**>.*£
liAKSWOOD. LAKEHURST TOM- I
ER AND BARNEGAT-as.ua. 9m£a
1.30. 5.00. Lake wood and LjUeaarst er -'
k3.W. Sunuajs. 7.u0 A. M. «s\4^ l^S
•■-ood ami Lakehursti. "^
ATLANTIC CITY — *».4» A. St. aLGO. H «*
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PA3K.
ockan grove, point plea^;
ti.co. *.*>. «io.i\ u.»a a. i:.. txrito
%l 20. 1.30? 1.30. ah 4.33. ajt.s3. »£«*
0.3»>. 63U JliOl. bosdaji. except 2
Grove. ».li. 10..W A. M.. 4.00. i§B P V
ATLANTIC HIGHLAND^ SEAMUQK
MONMOUTH BCH.. EAST LoS
BISANCII— xi.CQL ZS.SQL 9 ». UaSAlt '
SANDY' HOOK ROUTE FOR AIU.TTK
HIGHLANDS. SEABRIGHT. LOs"
BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. 0- ttM
GROVE. SPRING L «Si ifli
/ PLEASANT— Pier 81. N. R. W. ™*/
«O. ».S5. 10.30 A. M.. 12.301 I.3aL*i(AA
4.15. 5.4* 43 P. M. Sundays. lA £
IZSS. 3.45. 7.49 P. M. Pier taT 5 . ?'
Cedar St.. » to. lO.OU. UN ATla UK
8.00. 3.43; «,«6. aco. *10 P. M. SmS
10.t*> A. M.. l.dii. 4.W. j».io p. M
READING. MARRISBURC POTT? ' 3
AND WILLIAMSPOrtT— 331
ts c-JL i;».io. la**. 11.00 a. ltVP.>H'-i
oniy>. pin 00. IU.SBL tioa P. M. Ee»i'
Ing. IplI p 1J ii Harrlscurs aaiy. KM,
•».ofll 730 P. 51.
PHILADELPHIA.
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BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
£.00. m"W.OO. m'll.t'l cr-.to, n:*iCa
n*«.oo. -too. jnaia.
•Dally. .Dally except SunOS*, ptsadsya,
tParlor cars only. Vim TamaqsaX aS
cent Saturdays. tnDtn'.ns car. siat-j-ia 1
cnly. zFrom Liberty St. only.
From Twenty-third «L — l*.V> ? v.
CS.9O P. ML. cliii* P. SI. g*.» P. £
M 1.60 P. m.. aa.ao p. XI. Hit r. Xl
Ofßees: Liberty St.. West 3M St. «Astm
Bouse. 245. 434. ISO© 1354 »sssWmß
6th Ay.. 281 sth At.. 25 Union Ssjear' T-,-..
STB 1 ' 3d Ay.. 100 West ÜBtb Si. M Ca-
IwmHis At. New York: 4 Court ft.. Mfc
til Fulton St.. 47» Nostrswl Ay.. Brash*
lyn: S3O Broadway. William -tur?. mm
York Transfer Co. calla far and catc*> :a.-
fjaae tn destination.
W. O. BESLKB. C M. BC?.r.
Vlee-Pr«t & Gen Mar. On. PassTr
BALTIMORE & CHIOS. *.
iwu^.-kL m* osi 1 i7*si iiui.vo.
"Every other Hour »a ta» e*ea boor**
TO BALTIMORE AND WASKIXG-O*.*.
Leave New York City. Sid St. Lik** a.
•WASHINGTON. Buffet. 7.30 am 8 <» 1a
t WASHINGTON. Diner. ».3u am ia(.fia
WASHINGTON. Diner. 11.30 am l?.(.-i : »
♦WASHINGTON. Buffet. 1.30 pss 2 ■ gfl
t 'ROYAL LTD." Diner. 39» pa *.»m
t WASHINGTON. Dicer. eSOpm («g|
tV.'ASKINtJTON. Buffet, flLSOsm IMm
tWA3HINQTON.SIf*pera.IL3O pm SUM
•Et. gun. tT?«nj.
Through Dally Trains to me West.
Leave New York City. 53.1 St. Llb'f St.
CHICAGO. PITTSBURO. 1150 ttllrft
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 1130 am lt«a*a
> > ITTSBUBG. CLKVBDI 3:50 p» «.«•■•
■•PITTSBURO LIMITED" «.S0 pm T.OSssi
CIN..ST.LOCI3.LOUISV. 11 Mpa lllSat
Ci::..ST. LOUIS. LOUIS V. aSOara l*«s«a
CIN..ST.LOri3.LOriSV. 990pm «sVpi
UQcts: 348. 434. 1300 Broadway, • Asa*
House. 109 Gre-nwlch St. SI Uirioa Squsss
W.. SGI Grand St.. N. V. : 343 FWtoa St.
Brooklyn: West S3d St. and Llkerty Si
Aft»r 6 p. m. sleeplns; car rvesnaMSS
»n<l fall information regarding trslna. eta.
can be obtained at Bureau c: Isfcrrr* m
a * O. R. R.. 23d St. TsnniaaL *HH ml
Ctie!sea 31 44
X. T. X. H. * HARTFORD K. F-
Train* depart from Grand <>n?raJ Stalls*
4*l St. and 4th Are., a* follows for ..^.
BO«TON. via New Tendon * Jtw.-'JfS
tt'ilf»:fi(X, 1 10:02 A M. ♦|,-jg
•x'Il:«l. •x)'3.€O. +t"5:O»\ *'■'££?;
*»J2:f>> P. M : via ■Wl!Umanti<^
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A. M.. t!|l2:f>t>. •[■■4*t\ •!!:«> P. Jl_,.
PORTLAND * RAP HARBOR— t«-:Xf,P* r ;
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST. ALBA2W «=
OfEßKt'. t» iR:4O A M . *!»:00 P. *_.
WORCESTER 'and FITCHBURG. rla rt--
NAM— t*:s3 P. M. „_ „
I»AKEVILT.K ar<J NORFOLK — I'^
A M.. t3:« P. M. — .
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fte-ld— t4:Sl. •»»n>2 A.M.. sl.3*. t3:31 FJK
Ticket office, at .-Grand Centra? .Wg
and cl»th St . also at c 24» 12». el-*
Bway. ?Sl X'nlcn Square. cIS2 Fifth A»a.
cl*s i^nlun>>«i!i Aye., c«49 Madison Ail;
c?« 5 TV. 125 th St.. 2T»* TMr<J At*. W
nrookiyn. c 4 Court St.. 47» Noatraad A*a.
ZOO R"way. __*.
•Dallr. tß^cepf Sunday*. sSararasjs)
only. "Stops at 135 th St. xPtors «»JS?
St. Sundays orly. tParlor Oar U?SS
! ; Has dlnlne car. cParlor and SlsspßH *^
tickets also.
© : .l.OmtirtotWest— ■; ; ©
Tialae Ue«ve. Franklin St. W.jSlSfc
l^cal. i>ally 2# < !**#
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Uv. Minor Local, ex. Bun. »*» • ■&*•»
Oawego E«».. ex. Son »:«» ••« * *;
Roscoa'Locul. Sundays S:3 fc: ?3v*-,
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Liberty Flyer. Saturday s.. M :«»»•»•*
Walton-Delhi Ex». c*. Suo.l2*» 13:l»r.»
Elnsston-ilcntlccU* Esa,. --v
€i. Saa I?:« J : s^u!
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El Wnv'.-le- Kingston Xx». _ _ ._-»
c«. Sun 3:0» J:Uf>
MontlceUo-RrscjA Ex».. ex. .^_«
Sun •:• W :. IT
Chicago limited. Daily. . . 5 •*» •J* £;v*
Parlor Car Seats at 415. B*way. N T-. «&'
Lackavvanna ' Railroad
K. X.. loot UarcUy. caristo?atr. XT*'* **
■SB J*-Li
♦»00 A. M.— For Binanamton and aUias*
•!•>*> A. Ml— For Bulato. cnsca*» •■( ■
Loula. .
xl»40 P. M.— Pocodo Mountain Special.
•l.eO P. M.— For CuCaJo and CUos«B>.
ou V. M.— For S,ranton and PlyaioKta.
I 'CIS P. M.— For Buffalo and Chlca?* ...
••45 P. at— Uuffalo. Syracuse. I '•■
*X««i A. M.— For Chicago— Sleep*" •'*
».3o p. St. . - —
Tickets at 1«». 429. 11JW. 143 IS**/,!;*
X. T.; S9B Fulton St.. BrooSlTß., " D
tEvcept Sunday. aFrtdays and sa l "*™ ,'J
leaves 3d St. 12.a» P. si. sUsa«ss OPsi
tt«her St. Cto P. IX. week days.
rtoi We st*3l A ; Coil! -.3-J: .s '. t r e"~ c ? t *',-T
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nsronn toi.^c abroad cos^i
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