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MOSQVJTOES RETREAT
D R. DOTY in\S BATTLE.
Staien ■ ls'Jau<h-r.s Jubilant at Scarc
ity of Winged Pest.
A mosautoless Staten Island! The mete su-cs
iiea of such a thing would have been received
rftb sneers and jibes a few months ago. when
2,-. X. H. Doty and his corps of exterminators
UT a their work. Now. however, the citizens of
jse island are no longer cynical. They have been
*.hown." and ridicule has been turned to apprecia
te*- -;--;. ■;
The cau« of this change in the public attiude
t«rard the attempt of the Department of Health
w nsinimize. the mosquito pest is the wonderful
screws that has attended the work along the south
.bore of the Island. For the first season In the
perocry of man the beaches are practically free
i.' jnowjuitoc*.
TV awraffe Staten Islander regards this welcome
•tale of affairs with much appreciation.
•Doctor. ■• said one native the other day. "St. Pat-
Ifcjc wasn't in it with you!"
About nine months a S a Dr. Doty inveigled
Hayor McClellan aboard a tug and took him on a
dp around Staten Island. He pointed out long
,trftrt:es of salt marshes. "In those marshes."
oil Dr. Doty, "lies the cause of the mosquito
tUtne It i* there that they breed. Once drain
ties* marshes, and you have solved the problem
-X getting rid of the pests."
Dr. Doty showed him spots he had drained as
v experiment, and. the water being drawn off.
esJjr firm land was left, on which there was no
pjaoe for the mosquito to breed. The Mayor was
ccsviaecO. within twenty-four hours be had taken
£ £ti:a. and $17,000 was appropriated for the work.
The contract for digging the draining ditches was
let to Johnson Brothers, a local contracting firm,
lao a bis force of Italians was set to work. The
fftt stretches of salt marshes attacked were those
tick of South and Midland beaches. They sloped
Island for perhaps a mile, and were absolutely im
passable in places. Frequently the laborers would
dak up to their waists, and their fellows would
lave to extricate them. All the time the mos-
Cijitops swarmed about them, penetrating even '.ho
ins netting they all had to wear. Defections In
lh« ranks were frequent, but the work never
tagged. Long lines of ditches about 10 inches wide
sad 2 l*et deep were dug. Thesa drained iito
larger ditches, 4 feet wide by 2 feet deep, and
ttsse in turn emptied . into the isa at Midland
•smch
OXCE MARSHES, NOW HARD LAND.
As soon as the system of trenches had been com
ylrted the < fleet became noticeable. Gradually the
water drained out of the land, until now It is as
Km; and hard as could be wished, and It Is ].os
«Js,'e to walk from South Beach to Midland Beach.
Accompanied by Dr. Doty, a Tribune reporter
walked all about the former marshes, and although
ft had been raining hard for hours, the ground
was firm under foot. There were scarcely any
■esquftoes. a few stragglers buzzed about, l?ut
their millions of 1. Hows had disappeared.
U'feen these marshes had been drained, those
en the north shore received attention. All the
trcrk will be practically finished within a monthj
or so Dr. Doty estimates that 230 miles of duell
ing has been dug and an area equal to twenty
•quair- miles drained.
•While we are gratified at the success attending
cor work, we realise, and we want the inhabitants
at the island to realize, that much remains to dc
done before^ we can finally get rid cf the mosquito
plague." said Dr. Doty, "and in this work we must
fcave the co-operation of every householder n\
lard owner. So far as the salt marshes are con
e*rne<!. the city can take care of them, but it :n>JSt
be aorne in mind that mosquitoes will breed any
where in stagnant water. Let water remain Ftnrsd-
Ine in a rain barrel, roof leader, tin can or any-
Ing. in fact, that will hold it, and the culex
£UTipe r as the 'inland' or 'fresh water* mosquito
!s known, will deposit its eggs and .br^ed. It is
tnw-efore 'up to' «-wry householder to *»c that
no f.ui h thing happens around his plase. Next
J»ar the Department of Health intends to *=**nd
ttr.itary policemen all over the island to make
inspections. Literature on mosquitoes will ni?o be
Oiftributed. Every one mill be taught how to pre
vent the pests from propagating, and th.*n th«-jr
■will be held to a strict accountability. It hits been
shown that the plague can be exterminated, at.d
B citizens will only co-operate mosquitoes will
soon be as rare as the truly good."
It is. however, not only in Statin Island that
war on the mosquito has been declared. Miryl.-md
and Pennsylvania have taken up arms, and so has
•"* J*rtey. It was after an inspection of tha
work «ij IMM XslaTld that Jersey took «|» the
•fbt. It will be wa^ed under Dr. John B. Smith.
lif state entomologist, whose researched have ton
wr.'-j the disc<n:ery of Dr. Doty that the julex
pOurttanf;. or ftripecT-legsreil 'mosquito. deposits Its
e«rs 011 -.tie earth of salt marshes, which develop
Into winded inlets When tlif marshes become
-oofled. It Is this variety of mosquito that fur-
Eishes about » per .cent of those found along tha
Atlantic Coast, and wMctj' cause ro much annoy
ance. Under the Governor's direction the New Jer
sey State Legislature recently appropriated 5350.0n0
for the mosquito war which will be begun In the
comir.r November along the shores that face Staten
■tad.
». Y. U. SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
Annual Bulletin Shows Great Increase in
Number of Students.
The annual bulletin of the New Tork University
Ms I of Commerce. Accounts and Finance, shows
an attendance of 441 students last year, against 200
the >■•-.- before and 153 the previous year. This
»in has been achieved, according to Dean Johnson,
without any financial support whatever from the
lcslr.e?s interests of the city, and in the face of a
fie» . ;■.._. prejudice aga!n3t university training:
for business men. Next year's enrolment is ex
tected to show still further gains.
Or.« of th<> features of the bulletin is the an
aDur.reirer.t of seven one-year special courses, in
trKiur.t.ir.ry, flre insurance, finance, life Insurance,
tusineyc: management^ real estate and railroad
*ork ';.:■ one of these courses gives advanced
Bsini . in its own fl^ld to young men who have
■Mad; ipecSaitxed in business and are looking for
fc«ru<tion that wiii prove directly useful. The
tfu'.ar curriculum provides a more general busi
tf*> education.
The ro'.l ( ,f (tjdents shows that the School of
uamjnrrc*. Accounts and Finance is rapidly extend
%f ijs r,, here- of influence, especially in the West
ai»3 South. [*nder the administrations of Charles
w..Has=ki:iF. ti>.e former dean, and of Joseph French
Jear.son. the present dean, the school, the bulletin
■?!>. has made pooa the hope of its founders that
a P«UM provide the highest grade of professional
•pains for btisine??. Officials of the school state
,wt mort of the preliminary difficulties have been
•*«vonv ;i!;<l tlie outlook is bright for an era of
tfOWll, ur.il prosperity.
KOTES OF THE STAGE
,'Harrj' Bulgei will come to the New Amsterdam
** a nar <, n September 3. with Henry W. Savage's
P"x!uct!oa of "The Man From Now." Up writes
•a'- those who have seen the musical fantasy
• ari£ « its three months at the Tremont. in Boston,
T M. set recognize the liangfi-Bryan-Klein piece
■"•»■ York. A half dozen new scenes have been
*** mi a. cozen changes will be made in the
2°- One of tho additional number* was lntro-
JjJ*«> Saturday niglit and won seven encor«-s. The
S* people f^nKaged include Gilbert Gregory,
•y-fem Wilkinson. Jimmy KothwcU and >ll*s
***»!* Dur.r.o
«fc rnerr.rrf.rs of the Annie RuesfU company will
-v?^* this morn *ne on the stage of the Astor
to begin rc-hoarsals of "A Midsummer
r*?« Dream." with which the A.nor is to be
**<r. August 35. Thr-r* will be 10" people in
fffeGicUon. Mi?s Rufsoll will play Puck for
4r . 7**Ur.' .-, :...»ri* the members of the company
52554 Vorta*. Lionel Adams. Jam** Young.
Bv**Row;.n. Thomno Co!fin Cooke, Miss Ethel
■*•* rr.i Miss MHen ware.
•*' Heftrook has been ergaced by Daniel V. Ar
*• by rx,<>, ; ; arrangement with Joe Weber, to
**' <•» th* musical numbers of "Marrying Mary."
ST^« Ui^r Marie CabUl will open at Daly's
** Aoscut 27.
J' a *' Parnum'* leading woman la "Th« V!r-
J~~a" tt-jg traFon alii be Miiw Mal>l Wright.
Slits Veridifa prex'lous r.sajr^mentß have
jj" psrts v.t: Ralph Stuart in "By Rl*lit of
•^-*" "Rlriiard C;srvt-1," "Shore Acr«'S," and
♦r'iL Rrja - !*"x." Bh<» will pJay the school icach
ejr. / I, in "Hie VlrjrlniaiJ." be
"*-* - ; ti:t- Academy of Music on Au«u.st 9.
. !r *t Wsfctß^' are a ,n*.v at this time of the
r >"'' at ;h. vaudeville l>riu»#« it is not unoom
tT ' to fi'i'l mure or less important first psrform
*• UacM <-..-iy Monday. To-day Mies Minnie
j,**** *"! appear rv.r the first time at -Keith &
-„£. r , I'nion : 'Jair Tl'.eatre in a. new playlet,
v '. '** ' <w n*n the Earthquake Came," written by
to-.** *&*»*«•* Sutherland and Beulah Dlx.
iSWi # 'lv •' «rk premiere is that of FranHlyn
%>,, " »■'••• i, t drama. "Dru«i Wayne." by the
«m .5, £.r. ro °t'»r rtock company -.1 th* Oil* Hun
fTr^jlli.Twemv-nftj, Btre.-t Ti.«;itr»-, while nt the
* ,i"? h i r< l Btr K>Hl» & Proctor Tlicutre,
"■<*•-? ; Mi* - <;.. nfc Hugh** will produce -->i>
**-. .- tii© «*reai" *cr the flrst time.
MANY SUE ICE COMPANY.
Damages A gating Marc - ' i an
' *W<>.Ou"Dcwnn t lc(l Last Year. :
More than 020,000 In damages for accidents on tbe
streets was demanded from the American Ice Com
nany for the year ended the first day of last Juno.
I The claims aggregating this sum were made against
| tno 800 deliver)' wagons of . that company, which
j re employed throughout the summer months. The
t figures furnished by the company show that the
j suits of the last year reach a total of 517 Individual
actions, and show also, in view of the fact that
in many of the suits the courts award generous
compensation, that all Is not profit in the Ice busi
ness. From the point of view of the company, the
touil number of 617 accidents for 980 wagons is not
cad. when the crowded condition of the Bast Side
streets, the carelessness of the residents of that
district and their proneness to take advantage of
every opportunity to fill their pocketbooks are con
sidered. ■ ■:;..■• '
The Injuries on which such suits are based range
from a broken head or a broken limb to a pinched
pnser or injure feelings. An a rule, the cla«s of
w« . to aJo bill ns a retainer The' rather
bSV«S r a r J? a S | S m°/ rt the P r ?^ S lon a i damagS lawyer
IS 5™ T hi? *• « t p»<'«Ji>nablo sort of respectabil
conthwe?nti!L pparr ar V cc of acting the suits on a
by tKSurt^" Governed by the award made j
Damage lawyers as a rule noliHt r-iiante t-»
the n d,i. y l^hf *?■ and iKffiSS! thfwake of
imolor a Yr!ll PUlar t l afflc on th<? East s We they
the sour* JfVF n , Ulnber of retainers Picked from
era on Th.h, S " etß and the Police court hang
'hl Z e J,H™ business of these lawyers embraces
Dlovs™!^./ ,n, n « f ev^l?' »»«»»n«" concern that em
nre hr^hr raffl f- *T e greatest number of cases
SrTeood. S « rt r2 Kaln^ the " tr '* t railways and the
a"5 ni ? thn,,^ T £ e t r oction companies have to
Which fsi??ns£ ?J?'e BUIt * a year, nearly all of
v.uicn are instigated for mercenary purposes.
SAMTARY INSPECTOR VSSAULTED
Accused Janitor Say, He Appeared at Llid
night and Became Aggressive.
Dr. Wilh«m Adler. of No. 236 East 68th street,
sanitary Inspector of the Health Department, ap
peared before Magistrate Mayo in the West Bide
court yesterday as complainant againsi Daniel J.
Fagan. an engineer, of No. 234 Central Park West,
who. he alleged, assaulted him while in the per
formance of his duties.
Dr. Adler told the magistrate that a few days
•ro he received a letter from a tenant of the build
in* at No. 234 Central Park West complaining that
the pump that is used to distribute water to the
different apartments of the house was kept run
ning all night, causing a great deal of noise and
disturbing the Inmates. He had culled the atten-
Piu v ,S n> who '■ superintendent and engineer
of the building, to the matter, but the latter paid
no attention to him. Dr. Adler then went to the
house and. after explaining his business to Fagan
he alleges, he was roughly handled and thrown
out of the house by the defendant
Fagan. who pleaded not guilty, told Magistrate
Mayo that Dr. Adler came at midnight, awokr the
elevator mnn and told him he would like to inspect
the rear windows of the lmiiainp, without disclosing 1
his identity. Fagan was called out of bed, and
when the doctor, whom he did not know to be a
sanitary inspector, became aggressive, he took him
by the arm and led him out of the house. Fagan
said that their first suspicion was that Dr. Adler
was a burglar. The case was postponed.
NEGRO ADDRESS ON RACE QUESTION.
Congress Declares Negroes Have Right
to Equal Education.
Washington, Aug. s.— The Negro Young People's
Christian and Educational Congress brought its
sessions to a close here to-night by a meeting at
Convention Hall. The congress Issued a long ad
dress to the American public, in which the hope Is
expressed "that an aroused public conscience may
be directed to ! America's most troublesome and
complex problem— a harmonious adjustment of the
races." ,
The address characterizes as p. "mischievous fal
lacy" the "dogma that the white race voluntarily
imposes taxes upon itself for the education of the
Negro." It declares the apportionment of public
benefits according to taxpaying abilities is never
advanced, except where the race issue is involved.
"Directly or indirectly," it says, "the Negro con
tributes his full chare, toward bearing the public
burden in every Southern city, and is therefore en
titled to the education of- his children on equal
terms with the rest as his just and equitable por
tion, and not as a civic gratuity."
Declaring that crime has no color nnd the
criminal no race, the address states that to im
pute to a race the evil deeds of individuals tends
to promote rather than diminish crime.
SHEDS HIS SKIN LIKE A SNAKE.
Gold Miner in Montana Loses Epidermis
Once a Year in Summer.
[By Tel»*raph to The Tribune.]
Helena, Mont., Aug. s.— John D. Price, superin
tendent of tht Gold Reef mines in Granite County.
is undergoing the annual shedding of his skin,
much after the fashion of a snake. • The strange
phenomenon lias attracted a great deal of attention
in the medical world, and four years ago Price
went to Chicago by specila request just prior to
his shedding period, where physicians from various
sections witnessed the process. But no solution
was reached by them.
The shedding is preceded by an illness and high
fever, during which the skin apparently dries up.
He is at present undergoing this spell. A new
skin forms underneath, and in several days the
•eld skin peels off. This done. Mr. Price says he
feels as if he had been made anew. Until the new
skin hardens Mr. Price is 'obliged to exercise con
siderable care to prevent its breaking.
SUBWAY EMPLOYES "OFFICIOUS."
Magistrate's Criticism in Discharging Man
Arrested on Ticket Agent's Complaint.
Magistrate 3reen. in the Tombs court, yesterday
morning discharged Joseph Brerton, of Xo. 20 Pop
lar street. The Bronx, who was charged with dis
orderly conduct by a ticket agent named Suwarrow,
of the City Hall subway station. •
"These cases are too trivial for consideration, •'
said Magistrate Bree'n, "and the police should use
more discretion in making arrests just to please the
company's officious employes."
ISrerton had bonrdod what he thought was a
South Ferry train, and did lot discover his error
until the City Hall station wae reached. He refused
to leave the train, believing lie had » right to ride
hack to the Brooklyn Bridge station nnd ;i<-t on a
South Ferry train. His refusal to leave caused his
arrest, but in discharging him Magistrate Breen
held that he wa» fully within his rights.
Magistrate. Breen fined live disorderly persons
for crushing on the bridge early yesterday morning
S2 each and two me:i for fighting <m a car $5 each.
Magistrate Whitman, in the Harlem court; yes
terday morning fined fourteen young ruffians JlO
each or five days In the workhouse. They were
young men and boys, who were arrested after mid
night on Saturday for making disturbances on
streetcars, homeward bound from Fort George. »
AUTOPSY ON PERFORMING. BEAR.
An autopsy was performed on Quebec, an acro
batic bear, yesterday in the Mundy animal arena
at Luna Park by P. Kohnstamm. a veterinary
surgeon of the Twenty-third Street Veterinary
Hospital to discover the cause of its sudden
death. The bear had performed as usual, and
when It was returned to the large cage in front
of the animal building with the Email lions It
was taken suddenly sick and died. The veter
inarian will report later as to whether .It was
poisoned or not.
Quebec was raised from a cub by Colonel
Mundv and had been taught its tricks only this
season and was ro clever that its performance
was one of the features of the Mundy show.
The bear rode a pony and did a, number of acro
batic stunts while on the pony's back.
Surrogates' Notices.
! rTHrRCII. FBANCIB i».— in PfTBSCAXCB OF
' - >« nrd#>r of Hon. Abner C. Tjioma*. a Surrog:it« of
, an «'<"•■ f °V." y or k notice Is hSiby lf»ve«i to all
, he County of rtlmw Sain* p ran rls P. Church lat« of
prrMii* »«"»e '"""r-JJE flerea-ed to I rfsent the ram;,
the County of >>'* \°™- th* ,Üb«rtber, U b«rtber at his place of
with voucher. tli're to tn e Noirnan j »Ur»h.
U an^W?n» a m^t?i» the City of Now York, on or
Hated N<?« vv ' rk - ""j^,, N A illlßiH, lCxcr-.itor.
iTTi ; usr^N^ or an obheb of hox.
N ,w York. N« I! '" l^vurSy l«te of the County of
claim* against John 11. ,-,;"'('„.• t li- *«»> • "" '" r<
thereof to th« "^'^?j o hn A Awuiidaon. hi« attorney.
b- JS ln<-*«. •'« the •■ rtlr , ; °f J^'V Manhattan in the City of
No. 14fl »«- e «' l »* aj ' s . l /" 1 L fcl iS! &h^ay of February next.
New York, en or hefci* th« l.tn r«> ]Jwfl
liat*.l New V- ' I \..' '^ I ? n i MrRPHy. Aimlnlftrator.
PIAI AHW r» * 11 * ; _ i.iminlatrtttor. No.
XEW-YORK DAILY TRIBI'XE, MONDAY. AUGUST 6. 1906.
Trust Cow panics.
Executor Trustee
. Chartered 18iL. .
The Faraiers ? Loan and Trust Company;
Nqs. 16, 18, 20 & 22 William Street,
Branch, 475 Fifth Avenue,
New York.
Administrator Guardian
4^ TRU3T..CO'^
:. II: 'AVi:. AM) III! -THr.I T
100 WKSST 1 .-.111 STltKlll'.
Tirißl) AM AMI HBTII BTREET.
TRAVELERS'
LETTERS OF CREDBT
and
FOREBC&3 DRAFTS
Issued.
Surrogates' Notices.
\S PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
" Abt.er C. Thomns, a Surrogate of the County of New
York, notice is hereby given to all persons having claim*
against Henry V. Feder. late of the City of Wiesbaden,
Kingdom of Prussia. Germany, debased, to present the
same with vouchers thereof to the subscriber, at his place
of transacting business. No. BSO Broadway Borough of
Brooklyn, in the City of New York, on or before tho
fifteenth day of December next.
Dated. New York, the day of May. 1906.
FRANK MANN. Ancillary Executor.
MANN & BI'XBAVM, Attornejs for Ancillary Executor,
BSO Broadway, Brooklyn. New Ycrk.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of New
York, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Mary Duane Pell, late of the County of New York
deceased, to preaent the same with vouchers thereof to the
subscribers at their place it transacting business No 7
Pine Street. In the City of New York, en or before the
lOih day of August next.
I<Bted New York, the first day nf February, ]<mm
HOWLAND TELL. V.-
JAMES D. PELL. r Executors.
ANDBRSON, PENDLKTOS 4k ANDERSON. Attorney*
for Etxecutora. 25 Broad Street. New York City.
JN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner C. Thomas, a .Surrogate of the County of New
York, notice is hereby given to all persons having clalma
against Abraham S. Trier, late of the County of New
York, deceased, to present the same, with vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, at her place of transacting
business, at the office of Andrew F. Murray, No. 302
Broadwny. Borough of Manhattan. In the City of New
York, on or before the Ist day of September next.
Dated New York, the 23d day of February 1906
AMANDA TRIER. Administratrix.
ANDREW F. MURRAY. Attorney for Administratrix. 302
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate of the County of
Now York, notice is hereby elven to all persons having
claims against Frank B. Harris, late of the County of
New York, deceased, to present the same, wtth vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, at its place of transacting busi
ness. No. 40 Wall Street. Borough of Manhattan, in (ha
City of New York, oa or lt£ore the first day of October
next.
Dated New York, the sn-0.-i day tf March. 1906
THE METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY OF THE
CITY OF NW YORK. Executor.
SPEIR & BARTLETT. Attorneys for Executor. 52 Wall
Street, Borough of Manhattan, New York City.
O7INTERBOTTOM, MAIE.— IN PURSUANCE
* of an order of Jlon. Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate
of the County of New York. noti?e ts hereby 'given to all
persons having claims a«ajiist Male Winterbottom. late of
the County of New York, deceased, to pr**ent the same,
wtth v.-.ui-hcrs thereof, to the subscriber at his place of
transacting business. No. IS William Street, in The City
of New York, on or before the third day of October next.
Dated New York. 27th day of March. 1900.
GEO. B. MORRIS. Executor.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF IION.
Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of New
Tork, notice Ii hereby eivro to all persons having claims
against Alexander P. Ketchum. late of the County of
New York, deceased, to present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscribers at their place of transacting
*>uslne«* at the office of Everett P. Ketchum, No. 17
Battery Plar«. in the City of New York, on or before the
eighth day of October next.
Doted New York, the JOth day of March, 1806.
EVERETT i\ KETCHUM. WILLIAM H. STOKES.
Kexecutors.
EVERETT P. KETCHUM. Attorney for Executors. IT
Battery Place, Borough of Mant:uttan. New York City.
JN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HONOR
able Frank T. Flttgerald. a Surrogate of the County
of New York, notice la hereby given to all persons having
claims against Henry J. Hayne. late of the County of
New York, deceased, to present the same, with vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, at her place of transacting
business, at the office of Shearman & Sterling. 44 Wall
Street New York City, on or before th* 2Sth day of
August. lUOd.
New York, February 21. !!«¥s.
ALICE F. HAYNE. Executrix.
SHEARMAN A STEFLJNG. Attorneys for Executrix. 44
Wall Street. New York City.
JN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of New
York, notice is hereby eiven to all persons having claims
attalnst Catherine Y. Nichols. late of the County of New
York, deceased, to present the Fame with vouchers thereof
to tho subscribers, at their place of transacting business.
No. 40 Wall Street, in the City of New York, on or before
the 15th day of December next.
' Dated New York, the 19th day of May. 100 C.
HERBERT B. NICHOLS.
OH ACE N. KERR,
KATE N. STONE,
Executors.
Wilrr.er & Canfleld, Attorneys for Executors, 49 Wall
Street. Borough or' Manhattan. New York.
TX PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of New
York, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Oeorr: Ogden Gordon, late of the County of New
York, deceased, to present the same, with vouchers
thereof, to th< subscriber at its place or transacting busi
ness. No. 22 William Street. In the City of New York oa
or ln-fTP the ITind day of January next
ImtPd New York, the 3rd day of July. lWxi.
THE FARMERS' UJAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
Executor.
TURNER, ROIiSTON ft HOHA.\ Attorneys for Executor
22 William Street. New York.
FT PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
•■- Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of New
York, notice Is herel'y riven to all person* having claims
against Sarah E. Bennett, late of the County of New
York, deceased, to present the saaie. with vouchers there
<•?. to the subscriber, at his place of transecting busin?»s,
the office of Stoddart & £lar&hal!. No. 15 William Street,
llcrough Of Manhattan, .11 the City of New Yolk, uu or
before the 201 day of September next.
Dated New York, the Kith day of March. 1906.
AUBREY JIKNNKTT, Executor.
fcTODDART & MARSHALL,. Attorneys for Executor 13
William Street. New York.
TX PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
•*- Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of New
York, notice la hereby given to all persons having claim*
LguliiFt William Eiaenhauer. late of the County of New
York, deceased, to present tha tame with vouchers thereof
;o the subscriber, at her plueo of transacting business, at
the office of Adolph Cloch, No. OS Nassau Street, In the
City of New York, on or before the SOth day of October
next.
Dated New York, the 59tti day of March. I9OC.
JOSEPHINE EIHENHAUER. Executrix.
ADOUPH BLOCH. Attorney for Executrix, 01> Nassau
6t.. New York City.
TX PURSUANCE OF AX ORDER OF HON.
Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogata cf the County of
New York, notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims aeatnet (Telia Bachrach, late of the County of New
York, deceased, to present the same with vouchers there
of to the subscribers at their place of transacting business
at the oflice of Heyn and Covlnßton, No. CO Wall Street.
Borough of Manhattan. in the City of New York, on or
before the SOth day of November next.
Dated New York, the 17th <!av of May, 1900.
JULIUS GOLDSCHMIDT. HERBERT A. HEYN. Ex
•cuiors.
HEYX AND COVINOTON. Attys. for Executors. CO
Wall St., Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
CJMITII. CATHARINE T.— IX PURSUANCE
of an order of Hon. Abnsr C Thomas, a Surrogate
of the County of New York, bear; nit data May 15, won.
notice 1b ' hereby isivf-n to all persona having claim*
acslnst Catharine T. Smith. late of the County of N»w
York, deceased, to present the same, with vouchees
thereof, to the spbscrll»«rs, at their place of transacting
buslnes*. at the law r.rrlr.- Of John A. AmuniFon. No. 146
Broadway Born ich of Manhattan, In th.- City of New
York, an •■:• 1- '■ ri> th« 21t-t Jay of November. l'j<Ms.
Dated New York. the lOiii day of May. n-n.;.
JOHN 11. Mrnruv. JOHN* A. AMPNOSON. John E.
BTILI.WEI.U K\.-< utors
John A. Amundsen. Attorney for Executors. No. 144
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. New York .City.
TX PURSUANCE OF AX OBD^R OF HON."
•"■ Abn»r C Thomas, a Surroßate of the County of Now
York, r.otlee is hereby given to all persona having claim*
l ;;:isi l»t«»on G. HantißKtoß, late of the county of New
York deceased, to present tin- tamp, with vouchers
thei'tf'of to the »übsrr!>wr at h«>r r> 3 'c of iraTwactlnc busl
iu-»* at the office of William F. Qult.-I»>\ ICo ::•»•'> Hroad
way. In the City of New V..k. on or teforo itia l.'.th day
<,! October next.
li.-.ti-d New York, tha 3r>l day or April. 1!MJ«
* MABEL S. 01. K1.1.. Efsrputrlx.
Wli.r.iAM K. QriGLEY. Attorney for iSxecotrix 340
. JJroad way. Uorouch at Manhattam. City of New York.
fjS PUBBUAXCE OF AX ORDER HOX.
•*- Frank T. Fltzgeralil. a Burroßata of the County cf
New York. notlc* Is hereby given to all i>-r«oris Imvitig
<Ulin* asalnst Joseph Hubt-r. lato of the Crunty of New
York, a>c»ased, to prese.it the same, with voucher* there
of. to the »übsr-rJbcrs. at their place of trnnsai-u-.j; bu«i
ji»t«, at the otnea of 'imtav l.anK<>. .It.. Xo. XT ISroad
»-ay. in the City of New York, en or before lii» J.!« «lay
of Heiatemher ne«t.
Dated New York, the 2*l toy "f Februanr. 1»(W.
FRANCIS MtniEß. JOSKPH HiriEn. Jr. Executor*.
CUSTAV I.ANOE. Attorney for EJWCUtora. i^T Uroadway.
Uoi-oueh of Manhattan. New '•' ■<* City.
\.DVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Th«
*\. Trihun.- received at their Uptown Otllc^. Nr,. HSfT-i
Rroadwnj '..etwern Sflth »nd r".7*h nt».. until 9 «V i-lock p. in.
A<lv«-rti!<«?mer.tf t'ct-lveil at the folluwlng branch • iti. . .-.:
rrgular 'IT!'.- r»t"a until X ■■'• och p. m.. vlx.: 2"«4 *th
aye.. » c I'-r. 2iJ nt. : 1."3 Oth live . cor. ISth xt.: 93 E»st
14th n : 2T>7 V.Vst i'M at . between "'ii an.; H;h j\ n.. ;
Li :; \\'rt.i 12.",!tt st ; l:ws :t.l aye.. hot* ecu i«IU an.l " T :;
Bts. ; K'2« M a»-e . nenr Cidt n.; U<iS l«t aw . ■.. ■■• miii
H , I"'7 East ISStN st . ; 7IW Tre:-. ■ -it »n,; iiiO 33 «v*.
near «»»t tt.MU wye.; 210 UlcccW at.
Tru s t Com pa ti ics.
Surrogates' Notices.
J£< DONALD, JOHN E.— IN PURSUANCE OF
.x. „an order of Hon. Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of
the County of New York; Notice la hereby eiv*n to all per
sona having claims against John E. McDonald, late of the
County of New York, deceased, to present the same, with
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at her place of trans
»vi?» vi ?- slw "' tho former cttlce of John E. McDonald.
No. 100 Broadway. in the City of New York, on or before
the eighth day of February next.
Dated New York, the third day of August 1900.
______ R McDONALD. Administratrix.
BOWERS & SANDS. Attorneys for Administratrix,
81 Nassau Sreet, Borough of Manhattan. City of New
gALTONSTALL. FRANCIS G.— IN PURSU
ance of an order of the Hon. Abner C. Thomas, a
Surrogate of the County of New York, notice Is hereby
given to all persons having claims against Francis O.
baltonsttll. late of the County of New York deceased
to present the tame, with vouchers thereof, to the sub
scribers at their place of transacting business, at the
efflce of J. W. & j. p. Howe. No. 5? Broadway, Borough
diy^Km^ei'^lOoS.^'^ Y ° rk - °» ° r "•**• toe *>™
Dated New Yr.rk, May 22nd. 1806.
1 -i ■•;•■■ ELLA B. SALTONSTAT.T.
SAMUEL T. GILFORD.
I. W. & J P. Howe. Attorneys tor Executor^^Bwld
way. Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
TN PURSUANCE OF .... ORDER OP HON.
*■ Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of Yew
lork. notice Is hereby given to all persons having claim!
against John C. Rein, late of the County of New Tort
deceased, to present the same with vouchers thereof to
the subscribers at our place of transacting business »i
the office of Marx * Sullivan. No. «l Park Row M»n
battan Borough. In the City of New York, on or b«f «•
the 14th day of August nest. ***<*•
Dated New York, th* 3rd day of February tan*
ANNA REIN. TV-IT.
ANDREW WOLF. I k «cutora.
MAP.X * SULLIVAN, Attorneys for Executor?. 00 World
Building. Manhattan. New York City.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER* OF HON.
_ Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate of the County of
New York. Notice is hereby given to all persons having
cleims against George C. Cook, late of the County ot New
York, deceased, to {.resent the same with vouchers thereof
to th# subscriber, ut her place of transacting business.
No. 11l Broadn-av. In the city of New York, on or before
the Bth <lav of November next.
Dated New York, the 4th day of May, IMC
LIZZIE B. COOK. Administratrix.
SHEPARD & HOIGHTON, 111 Broadwny. New York
City. Attorneys for Administratrix.
JN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate of th* County or
New York, notice Is hereby given to all persons having
claims against John 11. Garrison. !ate of the County of.
New York, deceased, to present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, at her pU.ce of transacting
business, at the office of Frederick A. £«uthworth Kwi..
No, 68 William Street, In the City of New York, on or
before the tirat day of September next.
Dated New York, the twenty-fourth day of February
HMW. MARTHA A. GARRISON. Executrix.
Frederick A. Southworth. Esq.. Attorney for Executrix.
G8 William Street. N»w Tork City. N. T.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OP HON.
Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of New
York, notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims
aeainst Poor Klrrhhof. late of the County of New York
deceased, to present the same wtth vouchers thereof to
tbe subscribers, at their place of transacting business.
Room 1108. No. 27 William Street. In the City of New
York, on or before the 16th day of August next.
Daud New York, the Bth day of February. 1908.
CHARLES G. KIRCHHOF. JOHN O. ELSENBAST
EDWARD C. BETZIO. Executors. '
H. A. * C E. HEYDT. Attorneys for JCxacutora. XI
William Street. New York Ctty.
fiHAYNK. CHRISTOPHER C— IN PURSU
ance of an order of Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald a Sur
rogate of the County of New York, notice Is hereby given
to all persons having claims against rhrintophrr C
Shayne. late of the County of New York, deceased to
present the same, with vouchers thereof, to the sub
scriber, at her place of transacting business, at the office
of For.l and Tuttle. at No. 330 Broadway, Uornugh of,
Manhattan. City of New York, on or before the 15th day
of January next.
Datrd New York, the 20th day of June. 1006.
MARGARET A. SHAYNE. Executrix
FORD and TT'TTI.R. Attorneys for Executrix. SSO Broac
way. IJdroujth nf Manhattan. New York City.
WHISTLER. JOSEPH S.— IN PURSUANCE
" of an order of Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surro
gate of the County of Now York, notice Is hereby given
to all persons having claim* against Joseph S. Whistler,
late of the Town of Lenox, State of Massachusetts, de
clared, to ; resent th- 1 same, witH voucher* thereof, to the
subscriber, at hi» Mace of transacting buriness, at the law
office of William W. Mumford. No. 141 Broadway, Bor
ough of Manhattan, In the City of New York, on or before
the seventh da) of January next.
Dated New York, the Jnth of June. lfts«.
ROSS W. WHISTLER. Executor
WILLIAM W. MUMFORD. Attorney for Executor. 141
Broadway, New York City.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate of the County of
New York. Notice is hereby Riven to all persons having
claims against Fannie U. Kcllogs, late of the County of
New York, deceased, to present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, at his place of transacting
business at the office of Percy Jackson, No. Si Nassau
Street, in the Borough of Manhattan, in the Clt/ of New
York, on or before the "'2nd day of November, next. Dated
New York, the llth day .if May. WO*!.
FREDERICK K. TROWRRIDOE. Executor.
PERCY JACKSON. Attorney for Executor, 31 Nassau
Street, Borough of Manhattan. N. Y. City.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
■*" Frank I. Fltxgerald, a Surrogate of the County of
New York, notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Carolina Augusta Tompklns. late of th«
County of New York, decease. l, to present the same, with
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at his place tf trans
acting business, at the office of Weekes & Forster, At
torney* No. 45 William Street. Borough of Manhattan, In
the City of New York, on or before the 22d day of Au-
CUst next. York. th<- l.'.th day of February, I'jOO.
Dated New York, th»- 15th day of February, lUOG.
JAMES E. TOMPKINS. Executor.
WEEKES ft FORSTKR. Atty. for Executor. 45 William
St., Borough of Manhattan. City of New York.
PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Flt«s?erald. a Surrogate ot the County ot
New York, notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against f-'lbbei D. Builard. late of the County
cf New York, deceased, to present the same with vouch
ers thereof to the subscribers at their place of transact
ing business at the office of Everts. Tracy &■ Sherman.
their attorneys, at No. CO Wall street, in the Borough of
Manhattan, in the City of New York, on or before ths
filth day of October next.
Dated New York, the fifth day of April. 1900.
FREDERIC I* BUXJUARD. ■
ELIJAH GEORGE.
Executors.
EVAnTS. TRACT A SHERMAN.
Attorneys for Executors,
CO Wall St.. Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
"pnosr. ISAAC T.— IN PURSUANCE OF an
order •>; Hon. Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of tho
County of New York, notice is hereby given to all persons
liuxing olalnu against Isaac T. Frost, late of the County
ft New York, deceased, to present the same, with voucher*
thereof, to the subscriber*, at their place of transacting
business, viz., at the office, of Riteh, Wootlfonl, Uovee &
Butcher. No. in Wall Street, IJorough of Manhattan. City
of New York, on or before the Ist day <,f February. IS*»>7.
next.
Dated Now York. July 17th. l«0»J.
C. N. BOVEE, THOMAS KHosT. Executors.
RITiH, WOODFORD. BOVEE S- BL'TctiiiK. Attorneys
for Executors, No. IS Wall Street. Uurough of Mai.
battan, Nt-.v York Ctty.
JX rCRSUAXCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner C Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of
New York, notice ir hereby given to all persons having
claims against John Kgniont Schermerhorn. late, of th«
County of New York, deceased, to present the earn* with
vouchers thereof to the subscribers at their place of
transacting bu*in«fa, at ri. c (.lice of Alfred E. A-hirrrnr
horn. No. 7 East 42iul Street, in The. City of New York, on
Or before the first day of February next.
Dated New York, the ISth .lay of July, 1M«H!.
KATIE T. PCHEIIMERHORN JOHN K. ROOBEVEL.T.
JAMESON* COTTINO. HARRY D. COOPER, ALFRED E.
BCHERMERHORN, Executors.
. GEORGE C. KOBBB Attorney for Executors,
44 Wall Street. New X> rk City.
JfATHON, JOSEPH J.— IX PURSUANCE OF
an r.rder of Hon. Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate if
the County of New York, notice is her* by Riven to all
persons having claims . agair.ft Joseph J. IfMrt-oa, late
of V.v County of New York, deceased, to present the tamr
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber, at its place, of
transacting bustresa, at No. >**> Broadway. BorMcb «'f
Manhattan, In the City of New York, on or before tho
Ist day of February npxt.
Dated New York, the l^tli day of July. 100tt.
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF Ni.\V YOltK,
Executor.
llill'-i. Kins, bane i TrafforJ. Attorneys for Hxetutor,
.ho Lroadway, DoruuKh of Manhattan. New York City.
IX PURSUANCE OF AX ORDER OF HON.
-*- Frank T. KltZKorald. a Surrogate of the County of
New York, notice is hereby given to all persona having
Claims against i'lur:c.< 11. Pohlman. otherwlw* Chrts
iian 11. l'o!iirna:i. late of the County of Now York, de-
Ceonecl, io present th« name, with vouchers thereof, to
th«» Mibscr'ber. at bis placu of transacting business. No.
-<j\m Broadway, In the City of New York, on or before
the •. th day <>i November nett.
Dated New York, the S«th day ot April. 1906.
JOHN i' SCHCCIIHAN. Executor.
IN rUUSUAXCE OF AX OltDEit OF HON.
Frank T. Kitzc«ralil. a Surrocaie of the Coun:y of
New York, notice is liereW given to all yt-i-sons h*v»n*
claims against Robert Pickets, late of the County of N«w
V. Ik, deceased 10 pr«*««W me >i.::e. with voucnera thereof,
to tin- subscriber at Ma p!u.-e of tianauctlns bnsineiis. No.
t5 JJarclay blrctit, In the City of New Yuik. oil t.. U.-rure
the In; uay •■' L <--.e::iber next.
Dated New Xorh, the luth day <>f May. 1806.
- JOHN IC. KI-I>HUIGi;. Executor.
UMF.S ABMSTROSa. Atty. tor Executor. No. "1 Nuiuo
tt.. New VorW City.
IX rURSUANCfi OF AX OltDEIt OF HON.
Abnei- C. Tnomas. a Surrogate of th» Ctunty *{ Naw
York. iiijik- s henby «lv»n to all i«tsou» navius claiioa
Sfe-biusi Albert J. Pitki«». late of th« county of New York.
cecvaked to present thr name with vouchrrs thereof to ti.o
•utwcrlberp at their j ::•<•«• of transact bttslneaa, th«
vitic*- of Alonxo P. Strong, at No. ail State street. In tb«
"ity of Sclienec-taJy. N. V.. ou t>r t>«for* the lUlh Jay v
AU£Uftt next.
" l b H.!r<l New Y. Ik the 10th day c* February. 1006.
AXNIU C PirKIN, AI.ONZO P. tiTK'WO. as Uftccuiora
«| th« lan Will ot Albert i. I'lUilß. u«lw«at4. "* c * ttl °™
Real Estate.
APPRAISING, sn.i,i>r.. HKNTING.
RUIAND & .WHITING; CO., '
• REAL ESTATE. v
" BF.KKMAN >T. >k\v yo::k.
ENTIRE ll).lR(iE I'fiorKHTVVA MT(!\I.rY
Unfurnished Apartments To Let.
43 FIFTH AYE.,
at Norih. East: Corner
of 1 lib St.,
A NEWLY "COMPLETED
EXCLUSIVE
HOU SEKEEPI G APART
MENT HOUSE.
TeTeplaer.a o<s Graasrc7.
\ i >ki\<;.
Entrance. Ci 1: West IM >'..
fronting Broadway. West 74th and Amsterdam aye.:
- SIX AND SEVEN ..
large, light rooms ami bath; Handsome Arcade Entrancs-
FIRST CLASS SERVICE.
Apply un premises, cr ~ -■'-• •■
J. E. WHITAKER. 2103 Bioidway. near West 74th. \
iiORXER ELEVATOR APARTMENTS. 5 to 8 rooms; ;
X- : rent ffifirt to $l.« 00. VICTOR M. EARLE, Agent. •
145 West "4th st. Phone SSS Col. ;
1 I
Brooklyn.
rpO I. FT r>«ant ap»rtx«r.ts. «U mcxJ-rn 'n;;-nv». I
JL RiMtti posssMM* bow. mi to begin Isswmao; I: 7 '
ana 8 rooms, rent J.-:, to $,:j -..j 045-231 • I'rfs!dent ,-. !
Apply •„ v. ■• .ah Wek«r or Realty A.Bo.iatn. ; ; ) •
!■■-■■- »rt.. UrooVlyn." I
■ j
Furnished Apartments to Let.^l
Brooklyn. \
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.
Bachelor apartments; two and three rooms and
bath: cool and eleßnnt: corner building.
DAVIDSON * BCLKIiEY. S4 Montague st.
Cit tt Pi a pert ij To Let.
A— TO LET.
«.• 234 WEST TSTH STREET.
Apply
J. i:. WHITAKKH. 210W p.rf.a/lway. at West 74th Street.
To Let for Bumicss Purposes.
A.— CORNI X V.ri.UK. \l|M i 111. \M AYE.
Also
INSIDE SlrtKK N RKOXinVAT.
J- E. WHITAKER. SIM BROADWAY. AT 74TH ST.
II- rJxlim Property fur Sale.
VEC 8-FAMILY FRAME, all lmprov.. 13 rooms. SC.s"ft
*.> New 2 fumilv brick, all improv.. IS ■ rooms 5 auo
New 4 family double brick, all lmprov.. 20 rooms !> 250
3t<» choice lots for sale. ■ ROTH. 15tt> 71at St.
Want«d. $6,000 on -'d mortgage.
>'EW two family house; * rooms: tiled bath: steam
-»-\ Seat. 1*34 Mi<! wood St., between Nostrand and Roger*
avc». JOSEPH DENISCH. 234 Mldwood St. Flatbush.
Brooklyn.
2 FAMILY CORNER BRICK HOfSE. 12 rooms, hard
wood trim; separate office; haitdy three car lines;
deal direct with owner. 2803 Avenue F. Flatbush.
Lori- Islanu Real Estah fur Sale.
ROCK A\\ A V PAII X .
LOTS S"00. . • TERSIS EAST.
Apply Rockaway Park Improvement Co.. 102 Broadway.
AT GREAT NECK. L. I.— Sale or rent, furnished
house; large barn: steam heat: four acres: all im
provements; 10 minutes' walk to station. RCSSSU* 61
«th at.. Long Island CUv.
Country Property for Sale.
FARM. l«n acres; house. 6 room*. 2 barns, plenty fruit
. and w<»od: on main road; « mii<>s from Wlnsted; price
$l.flOi>. J. K. SMITH. Station A. Wtnsted. conn.
HASTINGS LAND IMPROVEMENT CO.— Two fine
building plots. 'i and "fj a.res respectively, for sale.
Inquire C. D. HANFORO. Edgar's U»r.e. Ha*tlngs-on-
Hudson, N. Y.
ADJOINING DOUGLAS MANOR, 3 acres, bunsalo\r
ii. ami small cottage; hl«;h ground; tall tr?rs; whole or
part. a M. B. Dtunlssiini. I* l.
PAFtr.I FOR SALE, ISO acres: fine buildings well
fenced: land fertile: choice fruit: SO minutes from
Baltimore. If. S. Rnvn, Cheptertown. Md.
Real Estate Wanted.
PROPERTIES TO RENT. sell, rranag*. Insure; rent
JL collection*: managing estates a specialtr.
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For Boys and Youns Men — City.
TRSW3TY SCHOOL
IS9-147 Weal tls* St.
TOINPEO 17<». PBIMART. GRAMMAR AND lIIQH
SCHOOLS. I'JSHXCTBLJJBD EQUIPMENT.
' PItF.! w; FOR AL.L. CT>U*ECIEfI.
OPENS SJEST. 24TH.
For Boys and Youni? Men — f'nuntry.
IIMKIIALI' HA IX A( AtI.MV IV«-k>Ml N V Al-
W ,lr»»s frof C a. BHOWEK, Principal. W. E.
Laml>. Head Master.
For Both Sexes —
riVIE BERUTZ SCHOOL OP I.ANOtTAna»
i Madison Square (ID Br.iadwayi.
Harlem branch: '.jenox Aye.. N. E. Corner 1311 th Si
Brooklyn: 7" Court St. Newark: Srheuer Bulldiaz.
FCBOOU OPEN AM. Si:MIIE»
Teachers' Agencies.
AMERICAN AM) FOREIGN TKAIHKKy AUKNCV !
■uimllfs PrufrFsurs. Teacher!'. Tutors. QovtmtSM* etc
to Colleges, tichmij"! ami famine* \;rl\ t>>
Mr*. M J. YOUNG-FULTON. 23'rnitin Square.
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— — . (
Musical. ■
INSTITUTi: OF . y.i'SlO.U. ART. !
" Catalogue from Registrar. 04 Fifth Ay*. j
1 DVE!:riSKMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS tar Th» !
_V Tribune mci'.cJ at »helr l'p;o«n Ol&ce, Ni->. *♦-•■• l
iinajwav. iei»i-r:i 3Hth Mid .17ia »•■•. until t» o'clock r. m. ,
A-i ••••■• ..>.:.;» received at the foil "Vinjc UuzKh ■ '*•••■•••,* .
m?u'..-r .-.trW rat'»» until * nc.ork |.. hi., Us.; _•*_''•* '
a\r. ». c. cor. '-•■.«« st . 133 »;!h ay*.. cor. I2th »•..: ■ ■■
'. u-ar Attire rat-a until* .•» o'clock p. m.. vis. : 3*4 mh ;
HU» H.; :-07 Wwk i:-2 at. tcTwsen »t v «mul mi »*»•: •
ExcumioTis.
Tr.rv < :;,„. I l:tim! ♦ . •; 'ili-v i ..,.„ , ,j-_J
-, , AH ri. „,-(, mdli.l" M .in-.i«-i< nto
\>\l \MJ. .C«J»NKV INLAND.
'. the Greatest* *r"inj*rn>a» Ecterpri'r In t6» V/ertl. }■'
'HMK i •:-., , s, mi •-, , TO Cn.\>Cr,>.
Leave foot 12Jt> St. North River. »:IS.-«:$O A.ill.i"
12:30. •:»«. »:<»s. |-J6, T:«S p. SI- " »
Leave foot of •;<* St.. North tUrar, »•»<*. »:«. 10:3*
- 71.:P7 I . : P- A - : li:9a ii - 1:IS - r:*3. *:Ss. *:?*
. 6:30. «:13. 7.#«, : $.3a. >;I*> P. jr.
Usav» P>r l. V. R,\ hair, hour later than mtWitl. '
Iteturntnc— Lea** Iron Fier. Cnnry Islam*. 'M:*'.
•lljSi A. St.; tr:li\ •12:53. •»:•* S:SI »:«•. i M
•3:a «:10. 7:1O, J;.V!. •»:«. »:S»V # JO.IO. 10:15 » M.
Returntnv from Co!i»r btni) trips marked wtth «T*
; CO to 13»ih IK. Jfortll Rlw.
llniinrt ':•>•:■,•! Ticket. .isuttTsu. ir. "f'n!i,
•'....lii ; rri» TtefcHa. .:. t; -t r. ; ,nti
-r* \^;i ii nuns makra*trtps i\j:»\ DAY t*
V.-iUXT BANKS. I^av* E. Slat Si. 7:10 A. M.I
Pfer {U*w> :;»». i. x. R.. «:20 A. Si. Dalt an«S ueltf- »»
board. G»ntl«m*it. TSc: Ladt*a. S»e: CMMren. JSc.
STEAMER GRAND REPUBLIC *
ROOKAWAY P-ACH
TO-PAY*> t;m: r\Ki.K .
Lv foot 12!»th St.. N. R.. 8:13. »:()• A. M.; 1?:3« P. M.
I.v. foot S2«I St.. N. R.. »:o*>. t*:»A A. II.: 1M P. ■ -
Lv. IMer <X«w> No. 1, X. R.. »:S». I0:«* A M.: t:«0 P.it
I-v. Tankers Sir. A. M. Tuesday and Friday.
Lv. Rockawiiy B«>a^h. 11:00 A. St.. S:O9. •:(•!>
KoiiniJ Trip Ttrket*. SO rfa, tMdrrn .-, *Ct»,
include idn. to* Sterp!echas» Park at <toeka«4v .-
D: :i'£L;;t Long island Sound
N C R W I r> w I imp v .:.< - - - w.
nunni.n me. map;n its. pt?- -to. ;;. R~ ioi«t; ft.
K. SM St.. 10:43 A. >!.; due New London £.13 P. M 2
r-vtlnc there for Norwich. Fisher's Island. Wate.^ H:.l.
r «« ; Pler. Xewpou. Prox.. Doston. etc. )to« laß
I.xc. Tkt«. ii.SCt. Eooti rvturnlsc tamo «r aeii clitht: soo*
r«t. by ran mbi* day. 4n« U. T. W.-CO V. 9 J"? '•>
>^ rM St.. 3:00 P. U.; retnm. Iva. New Haven t?:4S ns<h:.
£»da>»: Leave *"»•» -■»• B. R. 0:SO A. M.; foot Eaai "224
S;t. 10:00 A. M.; r»JUra do* Ifew Tor* S:4t P. M .-Eic"
T«U.. week 4ay9. (I.S; aood 2 (layi. Sim. Exc. T*-» Si.
BRIDGFPOR T ! IMF *»*»- Strs. '.». Pier 20; B. R.,
DniJUtrufli Llflt. tl:OA. 1L mad a.-fo P. l£ liAis.. i
W\~-}- At '- boat |T1 - t C. 2^* S^ 8^» (rnts.. 2 ,301.
i- *• • ■■•• Kri«l?e7ort i*O A. M. ar.i 1?U» cJalii {^*cept
S-«t».>. P-in*. : L.v». Pier »>. E. H.. »?►•; ft.E- ru'a El.. O:3J
1 . M.. It*. RrMseport »:tH> A. M. awt 12:C0 nlsht. F.^r«
3 ,fT. n .'?.* ach war> P°' n S »>t »team*r. retura ty raiJ. St.*.
niSii^^iii. 0 MISHT Ti:ii-s by e.tearaer3 c: ti. Fall
T?i <S 'U-.f l \- appl i c:u . ten - Aiitni ItoylU*t Trlpa. P. O.
l»o<. <i 2. :,es York»
SUMMER TRIPS ]
To Summer Resorts.
wiffi-S^n^^^ - (#
iooo :^i»\.m.-. L'rt:.. n "- - .'.'.'.'.111" s-,"-"-,o
Nov.t ><:urr.\. n •• ■• *-in«
?-\<.t !> \. l;i\ ;.K ii - - '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. WiM
Sfr.A for a Circular.
TIIO.'. If. IIRM.>R!Ci:-(>.V< TO I K
»i» FULTON ST.. BROOKLYN. Jf T.
CHARMING EXCURSIONS
WEST POINT. NriWBLKOH AN*D PO'KcEPilfi
Daily (except Sunday>. by Palaca Iron Day Lira
Steamers. "New York* an.i "Albany.?* Brooklyn. Fulta*
St. «by Annet). 8; Desbrosses St.. 6:40; W. 42d St ! »i
Vt I3«h St.. o:2ft .v M Returning en down boo: M
4i'd St. r.:2f> P. 21.
" MORNING AND AFTERNOON CONCERTS.
ROGKAWAY SEAGH
LONG INLAND RAILROAD.
Lure New York, foot East ruth street, wi^k-days. 5.57.
«.». *». u». io.»». «>.'.«>. 11.30 a. to.. 13:34>. *1.20. I.st\
5.30. •3.W>. 3.20; 4.. W. S2O. 330. S.4U. 7.a». >».«>. 0.(0.
•»."»>. l«>.3<» p. m.. 12«!»» midnight.
•Runs on Saturday!! only.
Free Fireworks Display at Rockaway Beach Wednes*as»
August S. 8:13 p. m
RED BAIVK L.ll\T£:
Leaves Franklin St.. Pier 24. N. R., dally. 3 p, ra.
Sundays. « a. m. only for Hishianda. Red Bank etc.
Etxc. 54*. Trolley connection to I>tk Braarli x>rury Pars.
Summer M I >
M.H \r>KK
Saratoga.
Zhc Granb Union
'"' ' * For rartlcßtars.**<lJres3 "
\VOOTjI.T3Y «t GKItnAXS. rroafctom.
Saratoga Pp»ias». X, Y.
ALSO OF TH*
HOTKL .M.VIUI-J AiITMII n
n.-o-i: . ay. «Bta to «7tk St_^iciv Task C»t».
AND TIE irtOQUOIS. Sssav
/"IRYSTAL LAKE HOUSE. Fi»»:vrt. L. I.— First rTirs
Ks Christian family hotel; boattt.g. bathing ashing. mM
E. P. .FROST. Proprietor.
PROSPECT HOUSE
Shelter I>kuu! date&ta, x. V. ,
vs'w^aassw HVIUM^ Mm >
NOW OFKN.
d. P. HATH.VWAV. r*ss>
See Lens Island R. R. Time Table*.
WATCUOGUE HOUSE. East Moriches. — Sltuat* 5 di
ll ' re-tly on Great south Bay; good table lai«r trttn
saa sad toady lawns. OfBNS JCL.Y 1. ■
- ' - E. H. TERBT. Kin.. ( - ■
A —SARATOGA SPRINGS. X. -N-w ColumMsa
Xi.» H-.'«-:. opposite •••.n«r»";* Springs an.l Convent^"
Hall. Terms. European. . *ZZl> dally. Including bath;
American; ?3.r><».
1— ELDQASTiT FI'RNX.SHEn APARTMENT,
• bath. *1 »»• dally: Includrns meals, two.. *£> weei;!y;
one, Sia.-.<>. VAN RENSSEI^AER. IT East 11th at.
XSW-JKKSET.,
Allan tie City
\ 4^ HOURS tronj NC.V VO P. IC Tla
3r.o\ ;-s Jersey Central
SolUi Vestibule Ir. m«, D-« T et V.j.ot Cm.
(L*. W.a»lSr.9.joA.l«. <!li>(lxJur.M. s.->O.
«lii'.y ( t.x p. SI. ait J, 3.49 r.M. occsl Sua. .
MOTEL DENNIS,
ATLANTIC CITY. X. J.
Open all the rear,
rfrerrocf ud<UUnn of 109
Kr.cin» and baths.
Hot and cold st« water In private baths.
WALTER J. BXtmr.
Wjr!borcu^=.i6!cnbcim
ATLANTIC CITY. K. J.
HOTEL RTOOIF, Atlantic City. LA
Capacity. LOW*. Anwrtraa and European plar.> Sea.
MM; baths; private '^iiones. orobeatca.
CUAS. It. UTERS. O»-.'t.
HOTEL BRUNSWICK,
ASBrRY PARK. x. X . .
On the Ocean front at F<mrttj Avsaaa. • -
High Standard of Ewe !.. v - jriilntr.insJ.
Rooms En Suit*, with l'-iva:- BMam
Booklet. - sIOROAN £ PARSONS. :-■ . -,«.
.SOMERSET INN ~
AND EIGHT COTTAGES. BEUNARDSVIU^. .V. J.
35 miles from New York, on l--ic:civsurii R. n.. vu w
S3d. 1 hrlstoptier or Barclay St. F* rrjr. Altitude-. s ■ |sS
Opens Mi) 1» UKXJ. R. IHBU-S. Ma"".-
v -.-;>» ■ Tr!"phon« "B. Bcrnardsvtllo.
PSNXSSXVAXIA.
SPRITE cabin INN
Coi.ir.is an suite and with bat a; 3 hours from Nf* Tore;
booklet. W. J. 4k 33. D. PRICK. Csiudensto P. 0.. V*.
BEKMI !>.%.
COOK'S
| VACATION
TOURS
All Traveilrnjr K«pe»ieaa lBrt««e«,
' TVOr^XNU ISI«.\NP>. l»\TCt:>. >T. J.AM*
'< 'M'VCK i itn.t K'.lMllst MOMJ:K*T* qfKHKf. 7IIS
' a mt ui:..'.:.:'^ )ui-"> i:n ijir. .-ak.vTU(ta. «!
I .-day trip. S3^o. A«B- ». 8! !. B-at •
I >»-il iv trio STS.Oo • AU~. n. IS.
! 1 :;-ilay trip. »1«.» Aug. 2. 30.
: BERMUDA,
i Delightful l»-«lay Ocean Trlpa from New Y6rh
[ \nm 15. !'■♦• *•»»■ »-• -•*• etc - Choice of 1
hotels •.- .•
! Imtrprtuleat Tiavei Tb ket» to All tlaaiian Ke*ort- •'
i.t»'.»c\t Cures.
Programmes and particulars from
THOS. COOK & SON,
.'« AND t:«* BROADWAY AND
lij S*AO!SON AYS.. NSW X<WB>
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