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m» V. / -<^ S .* ■* I '-*? • >.~*^ ■ . ■V^BaBBBS**-
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,lo\vor A HOTKL CLERK
Women She Says, Leave Their
Brains at Home When They Travel.
"Oh. my! but aren't women" — she cast around
for an appropriate adjective "tiresome?"
Sh« was ■ hotel clerk. And the hotel was a
woman* hotel. Every hotel clerk is a target
frr absurd unnecessary questions, but the woman
cjnk of a woman's hotel is made to feel fifty
times a day that she is the very bull's-eye of the
target.
Travellers abroad, it is said, go to their con
sul "when they have lost their money, their
friends or their heads." In this country they
go to the hotel clerk.
When the traveller happens to be a woman
ar.fi the t'erk Is a woman, too, then the sup
poeod community of feeling between the guest
and h.er sister behind the desk gives rise to A
•eritrs nf demands and questions that not even
the most g:ltt-d of her aex can be expected to
meet.
"So woman on her nn'.ive heath would ask
the postman what to wear, or the grocer how
to gt-t a i-csition as inspector of schools," wailed
•re of these long suffering individuals. "I won
der what makes them ask me?
"Women seem to drop their reasoning powers
the minute they leave home," she went on.
•Mentally they flop. They forget that . such
thine* "3 a directory or a telephone exist: they
absolutely refuse to use their brains— then
they come to me." She sighed. ■ — r "
The confidence of the average woman traveller
tn tha omniscience of the hotel clerk is touching
or comic, whichever way you like to look at it.
A sample day in the hotel will contain ques
tions like these:
•When does the matinee begin at the-theatre?"
The inquirer has a daily paper in her hand, but
has not thought to look at it. ..
"Where can I adopt a baby?"
"Where can I learn to carve?"
A distract t-d -<rl says she finds she has put
her mother -.. the wrong train.' and wants the
cl*-r« to do • thing- about it at once.
Another girl wants to know how much news
puprrs pay a column, and another where to place
fcni ;ied bed sliiij»ers in St. Louis.
The woman v. ho has lost her pocketuook is
a not uncommon caller. The pocketbook in
trarlably contains all her money and her ticket
home. . . . - ...
"I kiiow l.lust it on the streetcars," she moans.
But she has not thought to look for it at the
lest an<3 found office of the cojnpany, and her
only solution of the difficulty is to borrow of
the air.iaijlo clerk.
When she is told of the possibility of finding
it by applying for it at the proper place and of
the further possibility of sending a telegram
"Co!!eci" to her nearest friend, asking for
money, her face lights up perceptibly.
Stories of great distress are, unfortunately,
not ruse. Strangers who have failed to find
their friends, who have met with accidents, or
•u-ho bare Leon unable to get the employment
for whkh they came are sorely in a hard place
in a city. Especially at night do such difficul
ties appear very, perplexing. The clerk finds.
moreover, that th* moft plausible ?tory may
have not a word of truth in it. while, on the
other hand, the wildest may be capable of proof,
word for word.
Nor are the clerk's troubles over when, turn
ing from the procession of strange faces that
passes before her. like a never ending roll of
moving pictures, with a confusing foreground
of bags ar.d s-ha wist raps, ehe begins to open
her mail.
Here she finds herself confronted by questions
quite as sil'y and quite as puzzling to answer.
"Some years ago," writes one woman, "I
boarded on ■■ ' ■ street ■ with a lady whoa*
r.ame began 'with R and J had"'-tvv6~",syllal3lesr"'l
rvnember that some one In your office, gave me
ihe address, and I would be obliged If you would
fer.(3 It to me again. *• .......
A mother writes: "You must see many trav
ellers. Do you suppose that you could find some
o::e who would take my baby from here to its
Bunt :n New Orleans, if I paid her fare?"
Oddly enough, a candidate for the baby ap
jx-ared the very day that letter arrived.
V/^J^CjJ)
"Why is it that women so often insist on wear
ir.g enrs^ts that are too small for them?" asked
a S2.kpworr.an in the corset department of a big
&ei,2.nr.:er.t store the other day. "No woman
can hope to look smart with too email a corset.
In the effort to : .ok smart she will simply make
herself look rediculous and ruin her figure Into
tha bargain. I have found a marked tendency
on the r art of my customers to insist on small
corsets, wlu-reas often a size larger even than
the r<r.e I recommend for them would produce a
bt-tir-r tff^ct. Pew women — terribly few! —
have perfect, or <*yen good, figures. They nearly
e!1 need to have their figures made for them. A
corset just as large as they can wear makes
th» :r fiiure? far more successful for them than
f.r:e th.:i r.:;,^ end pinches." •
kern the problem of living so terr'.i.!y
lays in a big city like New York."
- ttM young matrons waa saving, "is
.c to choose between the essentials
.iles.
"One can't buy both on a email or even a
moderate Income.' It has to be a choice all the
way along. To people like us, for instance,
Jigfct rip.<i air and sun are essentials. Well bred
HeiphV.is who won't annoy us. pood water to
drii.k. f,o& food that will nourish besides tasting
food— or taste good besides nourishing, which
ever la the logical order — all are essentials.
"But they all come high. In fact, they come
«° high that they leave a precious small margin
®ut of a small income like ours for the luxuries
!:k« concert* end th*> theatre, excursions, fash
icnabie clothes, entertaining, etc.
"I '--.. .it that explains," responded tbe young-
Suggestions for Summer.
m TEAMS OF CONTEST.
»*•«•» of The Tribune who have any good Ideas
11 Krttlnt through the Mirnoier comfortably and aCTr«*
uwy are invited tv a( | tbeat to tbi» tlfpartiurat. A
prtM t 55 mVj \^ i, war .d Hirli wfrl. tor tbt) b«r»t coo
i! ji :«,/,, whirh |illj<gt not eioeed 000 *<in!», and may
be a. inu<h ►hortrr aa Uir contributor i»irua««. Any
department whatever of the ■adijli I inentte&m) mat b«
at* v, ».k t f ur laataaca^ «-oolln>; drfafw •» «Jlt*e». rosy
I'-^M-fc^-j.jnij, — nfiiaMi d««aaaafj. bow to grel the.
out «,f a *|, vr | v Kuiinu, bow to k[.<-n<i » week-end
lv t B0 1 ' a *' 1 '' M "'* ' ''i» '"<« Ui wpend Mm ■aaaaaa*
"M^UrtoJ a ".»thiajf tbat <oatribut<» to axrecabl» nun
"ill' I ',,"^ m'i^'-'I. "'■* l> •**« nicut attractive Micajt-biino*
'* M-1f,..1,i '■"'•"■'•■ From ti ,-.,, tbe ,ir|j^- winner ..111
•-ilm «,; t J i" >l.il.(MlM<'«-,( euih >i<fU(M> . Every ii.ai.u
•Je.', ,/f ,',' IT " i..|.uiil<-.i by the fuii nim« unit ad-
U n i wr '<«r, t'siMia;ti not ■rre««a)rUy for p-jbllra
»'-;i.: o.u' "" r i t: * " " 1 '" written on one eldi- of the
S-'-,., -^ .". 4 "* 4 »'.' OI J •»■ «U"»«I 'hummer ««ue;-
AWAUD
y'-!, I^'^ Jn !%« week's conu-st was won by Iri*
Hum,;""^^' **»?« <oj,tribut«on, "Two Girls'
u""-r.u ""-r. *^> {iublishvd on August 7.
"X IMPaOVISED HOOK GARDEN.
toSit^!? ° f J<;i * tilD « Urn Bummer both com
•olred 1 •■'"nomically has been eatisfactorlly
BMe,^' 1 * Uvy of young matrons living in an
..Ji, w on ■ Woahlflin-Mi Jftlght«. These wive.
'V-'rTr, hflvlr - "WJCbe* tociconrJufilon that
to i... ...,, n * •"'""' inaktr ! i forb^j. v lous flittin X
UiS^rt ' '" " hor " arbn> the men folli toU«d and
I ;' 1. J ' *Vr JPI * a l<3 i" ti^ .-ig?ut io'have ■ portion of
w 4^/' X ' :r ' ' l*w«rata eroiatfar aaa as a dryer
er of the two women, "why people In very small
cities often seem so happy and prosperous. It
Isn't that they have such an ample expenditure.
On the contrary, they're generally poor, judged
by New Tork standards. But they seem to get
ao much out of life. I suppose it is because tne
bulk of their incomes is not mortgaged to buy
respectability and sun and water, as it is with
us."
|VNSMINE
GOOD CHESS.
Rave you had a kindness bJ-.0-wbt
Paas It on,
*T«aa not given for you at ana
Paas It on.
Let It travel down th* year*.
L*t It wipe another's tears.
Till In heaven too deed appears—
l*aaa It on.
THE SWEETEST FLOWER.
Among the lummer't lavish store
Each heart knows some familiar flower.
Dearest of all. whose subtle power
Unlocks, with fragrant Key. the door
Of memory, and wakes again
A bygone joy— a bygone pain.
So keen, so meet, that days long dead
Live with intcnseist life once more,
And we, with trembling foetsteps. tread
The unforgotten ways of yore.
Ah! other flow«-rs may fairer be.
But these alone, unfamnply.
Our youth, our past. t.> us restore.
rRISCILLA LEC NARD.
HOW TO ADDRESS THE T. 8. 8.
All letters and packages intended for the T. S. 8.
should be addressed to the Trlbunu Sunshine So
ciety. Tribune Building. New York City. If the
above addresa is carefully observed, communica
tions intended for the T. 8. S. will be teas likely to
go aatray. The Tribune Sunshine Society has no
connection with any other organization or publi
cati' n using the word "Sunshinu." All checks and
money orders should be made payable to the
Tribune Sunshine Society.
MONEY RECEIVED.
E. and b\, of The Bronx, agree with the Yonkers
member that the fence should be built for the
Virginia sisters, so they send $4* to help tho
funu; Elizabeth D. Affleck sends >10 for the same
gooil purpose; A. and C. U. Converse, of New jer
sey, $o for r»nt and $5 for the two sisters in Vir
ginia, and 8. C. $3 for the Danish leper.
SPECIAL OUTINGS.
l^ust week the Chelsea branch furnished the
first party to go to Great Neck, Long Island, in
response to the hospitable Invitation of Mrs. Will
iam Atttcr Chanter, who la to entertain for some
tlm« weekly parties of s!x in the name of Sun
shine. She has act apart a coxy cottage for the
exclusive use of these parties and their meals will
be served from Mrs. Chanter's home. There will
be nothing for these fortunate children to do but
play, go In bathing a-nd have a fine time every
minute. Round trip tickets for transportation on
toe steamer have also been provided by Mrs. Chan
;er. The- second party selected by the general so
ciety wont on Saturday In charge of a capable
wnr.an woman, and it ia tufe to say that ail
the anticipations of the children will be more than
reaiisod. Tm> following week tlm recipients of
the outing will be selected l>y the president of No.
11 branch.
SINSHIXE FOR THE BLIND.
The T. S. S. Is going to send a ray of brightness
Into the darkened lives of forty or fifty of the in
mates in the Institution for the Destitute Blind, on
Amsterdam avenue, by giving them a trolley ride.
A car will be chartered to start from the institution,
co to the Battery, up to Fort George and back to
the Home, making the whole circuit of the Amster
dam line of cars. The m::trrn has been co-jFultod,
ar.d through her the arrangements will be made
She Is grad that such an unexpected pleasure is
planned for these unfortunate people. Th<« party
will be aecomvui;i/»d by n few T. S. S. members to
look after the helpless ones.
READING MATTER.
A. request has come for current reading for George
P. Ormsbee, a Rhode Islander, sow at Ferryman's
Ranch. Wyoming. His life is lonely and reading
cr letters would prove acceptable sunshine. Mrs.
Alice Morris, at the State Hospital. Middletown.
Conn., Is very grateful to the Sunshine friends who
have sent her reading matter. The president hopes
t!.. fr'.fn.Js will not forgot Mrs Morris during the
Eummei. as she is the means of. giving much cheer
to other inmates of the hospital, by passing around
whatever she receives.
Mrs. If. J. Thomscn, who has left the State Hr.s
pltal at Columbia. S. C. is now at Ingleside Hotel.
Spartan!. urg\ S. C. and xhe will be pleased to re
ceive any kind of summer reading that members
may have to "pass on."
A COUNTRY DRIVE.
A North Carolina member who has not been as
well as usual, fecis the effects cf the sultry weath
er. As in past years through the outingr fund she
will have a sunshine drive into the country.
RESPONSES.
Mrs. W. P. Tuttle. of New Haven, Conn., will
sor.d the Pages to thf Annc?n;;a:i branch. £ C*. lias
supplied tl-.e stationery asked for by Delia Floyd.
What do we live for. if it Is not to make life le«s
difficult for each other?--George EHit.
REMOVAL OF SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
With a record cf thirty-five years as a specialist
on tho removal of superfluous hair, Mme. Julian
Invites all women who suffer this discomfort to
visit her ofllco at No. 123 Fifth avenue. She an
nounces that she i.s the originator of a specilic for
the eradication of superfluous hair.
ON IVY POISONING.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: I have read your editorial to-day in regard
to poisoning with great interest, having been suf
fering with the same for a good rrihny years There
is a road up here In Rye called Milton avenue, on
which there is enough poison Ivy to poison the
whole state of Xew York, but nothing is ever done
to cut It out.
I have- spent a good deal of money for doctors
and medicine, and have come to the conclusion that
there Is only one cure for this poisoning:, tfirit is
powdered bismuth. I have ref-nmmendod it to many
rereons up here ■ suffering from the malady, and
they have all agreed that it is the only remedy thru
keeps the rash from spreading and heals it in a
few days.
I hop© that others may benefit from my experi
ences. CHARLES WINKLER.
Milton point. Rye, N. Y. ',
The request was granted, anil the place was con
verted Into a playground, roof garden and sun par
lor. Each matron *• is 'ax;-J a small amount and
the money was expended in lumber, awning,
screens, Band for the i mall men nnd women of the
borne* and Janitor's aervlr-es. With the janitor's
■id, they proceeded to remodel their allotted cor
ner. A floor was laid to secure 'In roof from dam
age. An awning *•• ' i*fP"<J to the iron frame that
had held ••!<>:!..•(• lines. Cheap Japanese hangings
screened them on two sides from the gaze of the
curious on neighboring roofs. The other bUm
were decorated with the palms and rubber plants
of the various households. Outside <>? the tented
Inclosura boxen of pansles, eweetpeas, mignon
ette and nasturtium! btoomad In a riot of color
and fragrance.
Throughout tho days already pf.st the women
who shared the labor and expense of this rummer
pint) lr\« r< ;Ki nnd n«»wed anil made merry on their
roof garden, while th« youngsters have ■raxed fat
end wholesome on the country bred. When the
t torms com* or when the sun's rajra ore too lirlsht
und there ;« no t«-mr>erin6 breeze, mothers nn<l
little ones art- forced to go below, but usually the
urn:: 11 folk can plsy nnd dig in the Band the live-
In this r«-tr<'Jit on the hou»eto'», flooded with
•unabine and air, babies can sleep. The mother*
have found that New York In summer has ex
ceptlorml advantages over the average seashore or
mountain resort. , J- M. M.
TO pnOCI'RE A COOL, BED.
To procure a cool bed on these sultry, br<>aihl«-aa
nights try placing atraar matting between 1 th*
rr.nitress and the lower sheet. This rejirodnces a
Rood deal of eoatnesa of the woven ' straw
banoHwh which native"— and wise Europouna— use
in it- Jjtr.-iite 6 •tti«oi* <aV * • -A. B. C.
Ntw York City.
NEW- YORK DALLY TRIBI NX. MOXl>r-r. AUGUST 13. 1!M>«.
J FRESH AIR ARMY.
More than 2,000 Children* Tran
sported to and from Country.
Fifty-eight different . towns, scattered through,
five different states, received the children sent out
last week by the Tribune Fresh Air Fund. Alto
gether these children would have formed a small
army of 1,176. Scattered as they are. they are not
only filling themselves with the health and strength
which come to them in the country, but they are
acting the part of missionaries for the good of
Fresh Air work in the future. In some towns the
interest In Fresh Air work is kept up entirely by
the children themselves, who give entertainments
and bring the work before the people in other
ways. "
In Middletown and Goshcn, where the people pro
vide for the entertainment of twenty-five convales
cent children for the summer, the boys and girls
gave an entertainment last week that netted more
than $50. It was at first proposed to give it only in
the afternoon, but. by special request, it was re
peated in the evening, and the hall was crowded.
Those places to which the 1.176 children sent out
last week went ere: Interlaken. Mass.; Shokan.
. Arkvillo . and Ardsley, N. V.; Milton, Conn.; Sche
nectady. N. V. ; Chapel Hill, N. J. ; Fairfleld. Conn.;
Tenafly, X. J. ; Union Springs. Skuneateles. Fulton,
Newark. Port Leyden, CoUinsvllle. Lyons Falls.
Glenfleld, Lowvllle. Turin. Heuvelton, Rensselaer
Falls. Carthage. Deer River. Mammsvllle, Franklin,
Oneonta and Bainbrldge, X. V.; Belleville. Aliens
vine and Mattewanna. Ponn.; Hadlyme, Conn.; Lord
ville and Stroutlsburp, Perm.; Mam-akalon. Clayton.
Middlesex. Rochester, BoonviUe, New Windsor.
Warwick and Chatham. X. V.; Xosa. Mansfield
and Covlngton. Perm.; Shongo, X. V. ; Allentown,
X. J. : Olean, x. V.; Nelson and Lawrence. Perm.;
Frankllnville, Phoenix, Weedeport, Union Springs.
Bennett; Cato, Pennellville and Auburn, X. Y.
Besides these there were thirty-seven other
places that returned children to the city after a
two weeks' visit. The children returned to the
city numbered 1.319. This makes ninety-five places
that were concerned in the movement of Tribune
Fresh Air children last week, while the total num
ber of children which the railroads carried comes
up to the large total of 2.-ISS.
Two weeks of country air had worked a wonder
iwl transformation in some of the thirteen hundred
children who came back. A Brooklyn missionary
told the following:
Would you believe that in that party which came
back from -Bradford there was one child who was
so changed that her own mother did not know her?
When 1 sent her out I found her pitifully wt-uk and
thin and dressed in such ran that 1 h;id to llx her
up myself before she coul.l go. While at Brad
ford the country air seemed to be just what she
needed, atui she gained "in flesh rapidly. Before
she returned the woman with whom she stayed
gave her v pretty new dross, which she wore home,
and flx«-d her hair ui> prettier than it hud f-v«>r been
before. When the children reached the station the
mother looked over the group and said:
"1 don't s<i-e Anna, where is she? Didn't they
ec-id >>■■)• h(iin--' v '
Just then a little, white clad, ruddy faced creature
nun n- a ii.oii tor me woman, who finally recognized
Anna, though she looked like another girl.
Another missionary told of a girl of seven who
returned from her vacation looking like anotl et
child. Small us she was, before going away she
had been acting as janitor of the house in which
she lived, and was completely worn oat. She came
back fairly transformed, botli in body and spirit.
THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
'•A Mother" • • *W«>
•A Friend" W>
"Cash." Ithaca, X. V 20 00
Proceeds of an entertainment called "Living
Advertisements." held at Daiton, Mass.. on
Wednesday, August. H. by F.the! and Carol •
Sterling. Marguerite Kellons. Margaret Fish
back, Viola Ryil«r, Franklin Couch. George
Foster, Franklin Pomaroy. i'oleinan l'lshback.
Stanton Bailey and Robert Usman IS 00
"In rr.emoriam Frances H*echer" I««H)
"In memory of littlo Margaret Ixmnsbery" 1 W>
(• j £• • ato
Jane J.Thayer! ! '. '.'. .................... WOO
i \ n ouo
& &»:::::::::::::::::: io««>
V X P." .■.■.■.■.■.■.■■■.■..■.'..... •• 00
William ' A. Dm hois •■ ; ■■ ■ 25 W>
Elizabeth H. Woodward. T0j.n...... »«>
Miss M. T. Marsh. Willlamsburjr. Mass 6W
W AT S. ir »••••••■ •• ""
Miss J. C. Stevens, liar Harbor, Me JV <*>
c V, f • »« W>
"Accept* without puttint: my name in pr'nf . .... - 2 *to
"Two friends" • -, •» w
Previously ackuowledgcd • ♦♦••• '"*""•'
Total August U. 1006 $17.642 «3
Remlttancea. preferably by check, express order
or postofflce money order, should be drawn to the
order of and addressed to the Tribune Freah Air
Fund. New York City.
[The Tribune Fresh Air Fund was the first move
ment of the kind in the country. Every other one,
here or elsewhere, has been started in imitation of
this pioneer. The Tribune cordially welcomes all
co-laborers In the field, but. without wishing to
depreciate in the least the work of others, thinks it
Its duty to remind readers that the Tribune Fresh
Air Fund is. so far as known, the only one in
which absolutely every dollar contributed by the
public goes directly to the work of sending a poor
child to the country, keeping it there- tor two weeks
and bringing it back again. No collector* are ever
employed, and all collections made for the fun 1 are
purely voluntary. All expenses for the organiza
tion "ag<nts and general machinery of the charity
are privately defrayed by The Tribune itself ;in«i by
the trustees' of the fund. There are no percentages
to collectors to come out of ihe contributions of
the public, and no payments to agents, managers,
secretary or others. Every dollar gees straight to
the benefit of a child.]
Excursions.
They Cannot Bum! They (iin.uit Sink!
All tlrk<*tH include admixHion to
DREAMLA.nD, CONBV INLAND.
tho Greatest Amusement Enterpria* in the- World.
TIME TABLK (SLII.IECT T<» CHANGE):
Leave foot 11:9 th, St.. North River, Mi:,. 11:00 A. M:
12:30, 2:00. 3:00. 4:56. 7:4 ii P. M.
Leave foot of i:<l fit.. Xorih River. 9:00, U:45. 10: JO,
11:15 A. M.: 12:00 11.. 1:15. :':00. l':i:.. 3:4."), 4:30.
5:30. 6:IS. 7:00, 7:45, 8:30. !»:IO P. M.
Leave Pier 1. N. H.. half hour lat«»r than at ;;d ft.
KeturnlnK — Leave Iron I'ior. Coney Island, •10:4*.
•11:25 A. M.; 12:1". •IJ:3:i. »l:40. i:sr.. 3:40. 4:23.
•8:25, 6:10. 7:10. 7:55, »8:40, fe:2s. »10:10. 10:43 V. M.
Returnlnt from Coney l»!anJ trips marked with a • go
to 12s»t!i St . North River.
Kound Trip Ticket«. 33 Cents.
Round Trip Tickets, r.'lhh St.. 13 Cent*.
STEAMKK TAt'RCS makes trips EVERY PAY to
ri^IIIXCJ RANKS. Leave. lE. Jlet Bt., 7:50 a. M.
Pier (New) Mo. 1. X. It.. S;'io A. M. Bait nivl tackle on
board. Gentlemen, 75c; tadlea, 50c . Children, 2V.c.
TO-DAY'S TABLE.
STEAMER GRAKD BSPIJBLSO
ROCK A WAY B^ACH
la. foot 129 th St., N. li.. 8:15. 9:0t» A. M. ; 12:30 p. M.
Lv. foot 25'! 6t.. N. R.. 0:00. 10:00 A. M . 1:30 IV M
I.v. J-lrr (New i No. I. X. R.. 0:30, 10:40 A. M.; 2:03 1' M.
i.v Tonkern >>:ir. A. M. Tuesday and Prtdry.
Lv Rockawa? Hearh ll:«fl A. M. ; r :'"">. «:S0 I". M.
. Hound Trip Ti:i:et*. ,".o ct*. Children. 2."» rta.
Ir.i-'lu.i^ aiiml«yion to Bteaplccljsaa l'nrk at Rockaway.
Dayllffht Trips B S^lnnfl Q«l!wn !
on Beautiful Long island Sound
linDUMPU I M'.r.1...^ rrtly. ateamer lv< pt»r
KUn»< ' 1 LIKE. 411. n 1.. nviM; n. c. 2LM St. 10:46
A. II.; for New London, connecting there for Norwich;
Karra Tier. Newport, I'rov.. Boat etc. >r. •»■ London
Kit. Tuts ¥2 S»(. good returning sun- or next nluht; jjo.nl
ret. by roll same coy. due X. Y. 11:(*> P. M.. ?:; &0.
HEW HAVEN LIKE. Sfi* iI S:. i S£ ! 1 »SI ttV w S..*S
E. --'I St., .1 :i«» P. M. . return. lv». New Karen 12.4:. r-'p-".
>undnys: Leave Pl»r »i. K. H.. '.i::;i> A. M. : font Fn;-r *♦•!
St.. 10:00 A. M.: r*tum :iJ« Ww J'ortl - v 1" I' M !• » •
Tkt*.. wrtk <lays. «l.ad: Rood - J»y« Sun. k<- Tkt«. ft
OniUaLrL'nl LIKt. U:m> A M and ;i .<>.< I. ll tSata.. a
P. M.j. All. beat lv«. ft. li 22.1 *•.. 9:3U (Sata.. ;:»o>
Ret. lie. BrtdaTepurt o:0l> A. M und 12:00 night (exi-e»>t
£at» ) Sun* Lye. llt »>, 1. .'( . :..'•". it.E. --M St.. 6:au
i*. if.: ive. Rrldcoport b:uu a. M. i»n«l 1-:' M nUlht. , a r»
CO cents each nay, k<>">k by mourner, return I.v latl. JI.C3.
tIIAiOUMi MI.M 'rial's by steamers <«.' ilia Fall
Hlur Providence .mil New H»ilfoi<i linen. 1 i.- ri i'jtivt.
tvUler on ai.pl!<-ai!ni». Addrcu 1«... i:»;h« Trips, P. O.
Bo* 4.*.:-. N*'V York
CHARMING EXOORS^OHS
l/tik 2USita v* t «iJS B»« £ » 4/"^ ti » W*vx 3 0 \Jf
WEST POINT. NtWBURuH ANO PO'KtcPilc
Dally texeep: Sunday), Iv I'a!aie Iron Day Line
Fteumers "Now YotK" an "Albany." Brooklyn, Fulton
St. (by Annex). H; Ueebrokues St . *:»<>. W. tSa St.. 0;
W. lL".ili. St.. J> A. M. Iteturnlntc on down liont due
41' d bt. .-.:.'(.. I*. M
MORNING AND AKTERXOON COXCEItTS. \
ROOKAWAY BEAOH
L/5Nf5 ISLAND RAILROAD.
I>eave New York, foot East 34th street, weelc-days. ft. SO.
0.30, q.30. 02". 10.80. 10.80. 11.00 a. m.. 12T.U. 'l.ju, 1.511,
2.80. *m*>. 3.20. 4. M0. 5.90, .■to. 6.40. 7.20. «.0(J, WOO,
•O.W>, iO.:u> p. in.. 12 M mldnlglit,
•Runs on Kuturdaya only.
. RED . BANK 3LXMES
J>-»rci' Franklin at.. PUr^C*>. R.. dally. 3 p. in,
Sunday*, it •. in. only for Highlands, lUd Bank. ate.
j-liju Aim. .Troilav conaectjou to :.'->«.- :» -rich. A»tury Fane
Trust Co m panies.
Executor Trustee
Chartered 182 L
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company,
Nos. 16, 18, 20 & 22 William Street,
Branch, 475 Fifth Avenue,
New York.
Administrator Guardian
<$& T^yST ESS
co ■nno.\mvAV.
• .-, r 111 1 AVli. AND 3ITH - "i-i-'.i
100 •\VKST 123T11 STHF.trr.
! im;:i> AVIi. AND 14STH > r.u.t«
TRAVELERS'
LETTERS OF CREDIT
and
FORE3CK DRAFTS
Sssued.
Surrogates' Notices.
(^IIURCII. FRANCIS P.— IX PURSUANCE OF
an order of Hon. Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of
the County of New York, notice Is hereby given to al!
persons hcvlng claims ps;aiii»t Francis P. Church, late of
tho Count/ of Xe-* York, <!e. eaeed. to present the Bam*
with \t"»f!»»."« thveef to the subscriber at his pMce of
trans* i" ■ X t...»ir.<sv at thf < Hire of Norman J. Mar?h
No. "X Wll.*«m strret. In the City of New York, on or
r-efor; the 2Tj;h clay of Jar.i next.
Dated New Tor*, th« 2<H>i d\f of July, 19.10.
JOHN A. CHIRi-H. Executor.
NORMAN .1 MARSH. Attorney for Executor. N\ 78
William street. IWrough of Manhattan. N«w Yo:k City.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner C. Thomas, a urn Rate of the County of
New York, Notice is hereby given ti all persons having
claims against John H. Murphy, late of the County of
New York. deceased, to present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber at his place of transacting
business, nt the office of J.^n A Amtindson. his ?tt->rney.
No. 148 Broadway Borough of Manhattan, in the City of
New York, on or before the 12th <«ay c.t February next.
Dated New York, the 2nd day of August. ll««.
EDWARD F. MtrnPHY. Administrator
JOHN A. AMT7NDSON. Attorney fnr Administrator, Na
140 Broadway. Borooa*B of Manhattan. New York City.
JNJ N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
" Abrer C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of New
York, notice is hereby glien to all persons baring claims
nealnst Henry V. Fcder. la:e of the City of Wiesbaden.
Kingdom of Prussia. Germany. (k -eased, to present th«
same with vouchers thereof to the subscriber, :;t his place
of transacting business. No. 886 Broadway. Borough of
Brooklyn. In the City of Ntw York, on or U-fur. tba
fifteenth cay of December next
Dated New York, the 25th day of May. liWW.
FRANK MANN. Ancillary Executtr.
MANN 4 m'.VBAI'M, Attorneys for Ancillary Ksecutor.
£66 Broadway. Brooklyn. New Ycrk. ■
IX PURSUANCE OF AX OKDER OF HON.
Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of New
York, notlco Is hereby given to all persons having claims
oealnst Abraham S. Trier, lat? of th» 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. 305
Broadway, Borough of Manhattan, in the City of New
York, on or before th* Ist day of September next.
Dated New York, the 23d day of February. 100 ft.
AMANDA TRIER. Administratrix.
ANDREW F. MURRAY. Attorney for Administratrix. SOS
Broadway. Uorough of Manhattan New York City.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
A Frank T. Fitazerald. a Surrogate of the County of
New York, notice is hereby given to all persons laving
claims against Frank B. Harris, late of the County of
New York, deceased, to present the same, with vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, at Its place of transacting busi
ness j-'o- 41* Wall street. Borough of Manhattan, in the
City of New York, on or leioie the Erst day of October
Dated New York, tie accord day cf March. 1004
THE METROPOMI \X TRUST COMPANY OF THE
CITY OF NEW rORK. Executor.
SPEII: & BAHTLEI T. Attorneys for Executor. 82 Wall
Street, ilorouch c. Manhattan. New York City.
ViriXTERBOrrOM, MAIE.— IN PURSUANCE
■** of ar. order of lion. Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate
ef the County oi Ne»- York, notice ia hereby given to all
persons having clitlmt against Mate Winterbottoni, late of
the County of New 1 >rk, deceased, to present the same,
with vi uchtrs thereoi to the subscriber at his place of
transact ins Uubjne**. iio. 15 William Street, in The Ctty
uf New York, on or b« fore the third day of October nest.
Dated New York. 27ih day of March. Itttifi.
GEO. 11. MORRIS. Executor.
JN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of New
York notice Is her»bv uiven to all persons having claims
againtt Alexander P. Ketchum. late of the Omaty of
New York, deceased, to i>rest-nt the same with \ouchera
thereof to the subscribers at tht-lr place of transacting
•iiislii.sn a» the otßce of Everett P. Ketehum, No. 17
Battery Pin-?, in the City of New York, en or beforu th*
eichth day of October next.
Date] Xew York, the 2l»th day of March. 1000.
EVERETT i». KETCUCJI. WILLIAM U. STOKES.
Kexecutora.
EVERETT V. KETTCHUM. Attorney lor Executors. 17
Battery face. Borough of Jlanl.attan. New York City.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN OKDEII OF HONOR.
able Frank T. Flt»rei&ld. a Surrogate cf the County
or New York, notice is hereby giver, to all persons having
claims acutr.st Herry J. Ha; re. 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 ths oilier of Chearman & Stirling. 44 Wall
Street New York City, ou or before th* -Si.'j day of
August, HKKS.
Xew York. February 21. •»».
ALICE F. HATXE. Executrix.
SHEARMAN St RTKRLIXO. Attorneys far Executrix. ■»*
Wall Street. New York <Ity.
JN PURSUANCE Of AN ORDER OF HON.
Abr.<>r C. Thomas, a Stinogat» of tli« County of New
York, notice is hereby «lvr-n to all persons having claims
against Catherine Y. Xlchol^. Inte of the County" of X«".v
York. i->rea«rd. to present th.> earn? with vouchers thereof
to tli<> rlboif". at their t.lt»o« nf transacting business.
No. 49 Wall Street. In the City of New York, on or before
the 15th day of December r.-'xt.
Dated New York. th<> I'j^.i day of May. !!/<«;.
HERBERT H. XICHOLS.
OR ACE N. KBRU.
KATE N. STONE.
■'■"'.' i Executors.
Wtlmer & rar.neld. Attorneys for Executors. 40 Wall
Street. Borough of Manhattan. New York.
TX PURSUANCE OF AN OHDER Ol HON.
Abnar C*. Tfaoiuaa, a Surrogate of toe County of New
York, notice :s hereby Rl.'ert to all perkena having <.lai.-.is
aralns: Uer.ree Ogden Gordon, late -of the County if Non-
York, «Jeoe?is<>d. to present the same, with voucher!
thereof, to the aubacrlber at Its place of transacting ba«i
r.rsf-. No. 22 William Street; in the City of Nt-\v Yoik. on
or Ufi.re ::.•■ 2tnd Jay ol January :.i-.\t
Ui'.teii New V.,itL. ihe -r.i uay of July. l\t(M.
THE farmers; loan an» TRUST company.
TVKSTSR'. ROLBTON & HORA> Attorneys for'txecutur
TI"RXESB. ROLSTON & H"i'.A.\ Attomeya fot Executor
22 V. itani Street, Nrw York.
IN PURSUANCE Of AX ORDER OF HON.
•*- Abner C 1 booms. » t.urt.*i»te ..j me >. ..ui.., vi .\»»
Vcrk. notice >■• hereby elvta :o all perttona having claims
»,-uiiiti Sarah K. Bennett, lute of th.- . ..linij of New
Vorit, .:.-' • UM-.i. i« i*e«Bl the same. with voucher* th*re
•■f. to trie »übucril>er. at his place of transacting busir.?«
the ,)tllci- or tStoddvrt & Mui'knull. No. 15 William street.
it'.rot'Kii ul Manhattan In the City of x. « York, »v «■
before tie I'uih 'l=y of S.j.i>::ii . r next.
Dated X. « York, tie i th day <f Mircn. law:.
.Mi:i:i:v BKNXKTT, Executor
■!> AIT .<• MARSHALL. Attornvya for Executor. 13
William Street. Xew V,,r!i
in PURSUANCE OF AN OICDER op hon.
•*• AtDti l. 'in ■■:i...>. .i .-iiri.j ri i os Cotiuly u( X.
i cik. 1.0t.. <■ l» nciei» given iv ail {. .-..;:-, i,j,,.;; tijim.«
bgatiwt William r.in-n: .ui-i. lain ot ma Cuuuu •■' X*w
■i..iK. decvwtetl, to pivMriit ih' .-nun- With \,.u -ii.-i-, lheie.,f
;*> i. <- Mium-nliei, hi i'c i i>iutM ■.; ttuiuactibii •■ . -.:.-?■. .<■
i;.«- i Hie* t-.f Adulftb Ijloea, No. 'JJ Xat>a.» Street, m :n«
> ■■!> <t X«w Yoik. .ii vr lefo.c the- :im..i ...> i Oi-iobvf
next.
Iwtej New York. Hie 2Mh J*y of March. 1008,
JOSEI'IIIXK EIaRXHAUKR. K^rcutrit
au:"'l.l'ii h|oc»i AttonMy fcr Ksecuuls. i»u Xa»»aj
St.. Xe*- York Ci»r.
jn rrusuAXCK of an ORDKK OF HON.
Abaer C riir.n<a«. » Surrogate of in* County or
New YctJc. rn.ICM i» hereby *: i > «- 1 ; 10 all petvom '.-i>-in«
.iaiins i.»..i!i i <-:.n I.:. -uraoh. lute of i hr tV»nn y of N«w
York, deceased. ;•' present 'l>«- -ii.v*- with \.mi. (••:•- i •■-
if ... th» subscribers a: their place of transact i^- bujtin«n
at -.!• ofHf if jii->n .*!: ' Covlnaton. No. Co "•:,. -stitet.
hcroußh of Manhattan, In the City t.f New York. n or
li. i . •■ the .t'tih <'ny of NoveniDt-r :.■ M.
I ... | V-.. V-.'. •••■*• I"- : .'h- ..." V.. -, tOtMl
ji'Lifi* ooLDSCnaIiOT. Herbert A. hevn. e.x
ecatot s.
I.i VN .\.vi> fOVIXOTOX. vtt>» for i:.\T-.ir.-,r ■- . ■••
WmII St.. HfrouKh of Manhattan N<-»r York City.
CSMITII. CATHARINE T.— IX PURSUANCE
*- • ( an order '■'• Ilt.n. Muter C Thomas, ■ £urrogiit-t
Of tile County of New York. li-nr iik '.it. May I.V itMrt.
notice is hwetjy nlv^n to all in-ison* burin* r;»l.ii*
. i;.nn.-t rnth.wln. 1 T. Smith. late el n.r- i nun:-. ef X ■»
Y>ik. deceased, to present the saint*, with vnuohrn
thereof, to |hi n*t»rrll > *r*, at t!;elr j la.-. of transacting
buninetu-. at ft •■ law crrH.- of ■ ihn A. Armindwm, v..>. 141:
I;: i ;..u>nv Hi, i., -if Manhattan, In the city of Now
Y«ik. >*!i r i, .'• i • t 1 - •.'■> ilny >( v.« *»»,.•.. i>'.><;.
Tinted N.-. '' ■••■. fh»> l*»th .lay rf M»»v. I'- .,-
JOHN H. MfRPHV. JOHN A. AMI'VOSOV. JOHN" K.
■TII.I.WPI r.. '"■«. ■ n»«il
John A. An.'!!!."**"".!! Attorney for Exorutor*. X". tit
Broadway. noreußh at Manhattan. Nrw York city
IN PUItSUAXCE OF AN order OF HON.
-*- Al-n«-r 4" Tnu.na*. :i .^uir.'Knte of tlie <°«>tmty of Xe*»
York, notice la li*ret>y «lv»ii to all |..i-. r.« having claim*
aaasnat I. «>»>..•■ d. llunilnet.il., i.nc i.f the County o'. NVw
York. .l-.-.iis.!. to !■■.■,•• til* nun*, with ' VOUch*l«
iht-i«.»( i.i ;lie »ut»s>-ri'<er ac in rl' <'* »l !r»n»actini: buii
neif.. at tt-.t office of William K. i)uli;lf>y. Jfo "4r. i:rn:i-4
»ii>. in the City of New Y.il;. 01. .M ! i- .'iv. • tfca |3th day
ct October naxt.
Ifatr.l New York, the .irrt ,!av of April. I'.HXt
MAKi'l, s OMF-XU PNn-utrU
WIM.IAM K. QLIOUBV Attnrnry for Rx«cutri«. 3<o
Ur>j«d«ay. Borouch of Manhattan. City of New York.
TX PIFIISLAXCK OF AN ORDRK OP HON.
■•■ Frank T. Flti«»raM. a Sitrrosßt* rf th e County of
New York, notice I* hereby Riven to all ii»r*on» havlnir
claims aealn« J«n»-ph Huber. late of the County of New
Ycrk. ilecrined. •" rreie.it the urn». with vouchers there
of. «o the »uli»erlb*rn. at th*»c plure of tran>.i«i-iinic bi;-»
!)»»». HI th«" office of Oiiiiav I.urf-. Jr.. No. 2.'.7 ltiLi.il
m»). In the.rit;.- of New York, en or h»foi« tl.e *tli Uj .
of t-e|«teniD»r it«-«». > •. *,■
Oate.| .Yew York, the 234 .lay of February, IW»!
FHAXCIS Ht'nElt. IOSKIMI Ht.'MF.n. Jr. Xx ecu tori.
CU?TAV I.ANOK. Attorney for Kxcrutors. siT llroadwav
M.,,.....h of Manhattan. New York C.itv. -•*«"»»•*.
Trust Companies.
Surrogate*' Notices.
IX PURSUANCE OF AX ORDER OF HON.
■*• Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate of th« County of
New York. Notice Is h*i«by civ en to all persona luk«i3?
claims against George C. Cook, late of the count > ot >i«»
Ifork. deceased, to present th«» name with vouctci* th«;eof
10 tnr subscriber, at her place of transacting business.
No 11l Broadway, In th* City of New York, on or Lclorw
the Mli day of Xovcmbvr next.
listed New York. lii« 4tii day o{ Stay. IWB.
Ll/ZiK li. \.CK)S7 Ailinlblstratrlx.
SHKPAP.D * HOIGHTOX. 11l Dnalw.y. XtM York
City. Attorneys for Attminl?<tratru.
TN I'URSUAXCE OF AX ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fltigvrald. a Kurromte ot th» County of
New York, notice la hereby ci\en :.. ail persons lut.'iaz '
claims asatnut John 11. Umn— a\, late of the county nf
New YorK. deceased, to present the same with voucn»r»
ih>-ieof M the suh*erlt»*r. a: her place of transacting
buslne.oa. at the office of Frederick A. >outnw. ilh i-.»i .
No. C-, William Street, in the City u{ N«w York, on or
before th« tirat day of September next
liated X»w York, the twenty-fourth day of February. :
\W\%. MARTHA A. OAKUISOX. Kxecutrta.
Frederick A. Southworth. Kstj.. Attorney for K^ecutrix. '.
us William street. N»w York CU». N. Y.
JOHN E.— IN PURSUANCE OF
an order of Hon. Abr.er C. Thomas, a, Surroeate «-f
the »"oun'> f N^w York. Xotiee is hereby given to all per
sons having claims aaaii st John 1.. McusaaM. l^te of the
County of Km "York. deceased, to present the same, with
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at her place of trans
acting baalntaf, the fenmer ■ rtl.e of John E. M?Por.ald,
No 100 Broadway. In tho City of New York, ou or leforo
the eighth day of Februiry next.
Dated New York, the third day of August. l!¥Vt.
H. AI'GUST* M-PiiNAI.Ii Administratrix. '
COWERS ii SANDS. Attorneys tor Adr.ilnlstrotrlx.
31 Nassau Sree», Borough cf Manhattan. City of New
York.
gALTONSTALL, FRANCIS (;.— IN PURSI>
rtic* of an nrflT of the Hon. Abn»r C. Thomas, a
Surrogate of the Cnnntv of N«w York, notice Is hereby
given tn all persons having claims acaitut Francis O.
Saltonstsll. late of the County of X*w York. <Weaaed.
to present the *ame. with vouchers thereof. to the sub
scribers, at their place of transacting business, at th«
office of J. W & J. P. Howe. Wo. 52 Broadway. Borough;
of Manhattan. City -f New York, on or before the First
Cay of Deceiver. 1»HI.
Dated New Y. rk. May 22nd. 1006.
ELLA B. 9At.TOXS?TATX.
SAMI'EL T. GILFORD.
Executors.
I. W. & J. P. Howe. Attorneys for Executors. 32 Broad
way. Borough of Manhattan. New York C!ty. t .:
TN PURSUANCE OF AX ORDER OF HON.
Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of New
York, notice Is hereby giver to all persons having claims
against ivt.-r Kirchhof. late of the County of New York
Oceased. to present the same with vouchers ther-.-.f to
the subscribers, at their place of transacting biisln«e«.
KcMim llt.S. No. 27 William street. In the City of Xt»
York, on or before the Ulth day of August next.
I>at»tl New York the Cth day of February. I'toa.
CHARLES G. KIRCHHOF. JOHN G. ELSEXBAST
EDWARD C. R-ETZIG. debtors.
11. A. & C. E. HETDT. Attorneys for Cxeeutors. 37
William Street. New York City.
CJHAYNE. CHRISTOPHER C— IX PURST7
) anc# of an order of Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Sur
rogate nf the County of New York, notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims against ChrUtor-htr C
i-'hayne. late of the (cunty of New York, flccai mfi, to
present the same, with vouchers thereof. to th» sub
scriber, at tier place- of transacting business, at the office
of Ford and Tuttle. at No. 350 Broadway. Borough of
Manhattan. City of New York, on or before the ISth day
of January next. — . -
Dated New York, the 2»t!-. day of Jure. iftOft.
MARGARET A SHAYXE. Executrix
FORD and TITTLE. Attorneys for Executrix. 3."0 Broad
way. lioroush of Manhattan, New York City.
YYIHSTLEIt. JOSEPH S.— IN PURSUANCE
** of an order of Hon. Franlt T. Fitzgerald, a Surro
gate of the County cf New York, notice is hirel.y given
to all persons having claims against Joseph S. Whistler.
late of the Town of Lenox, State of Massachusetts, de
ceased, to iretent ths same, with vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, at his place of transacting business, at the law
office of William W. Muirford. No. 141 Broadway, thor
ough of Manhattan, in the City of New York, en or before
the seventh day cf January next.
Dat«J. New York, the i">th of June. 100«.
ROSS W. WHISTLER. Executor.
WILLIAM W. ML'MFORD. Attorney for Executor. 141
Broadway. New Ycrk City.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate of th« Ounty of
New York. Notice Is hereby Riven to all portion* having
claims asainst Fannie H. KellosT. late of the I'.vjnty. of
New York. cl*cea*eo. t4 present th* same with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, at his place of transit-tins
business at the office of Percy Jackson. No. 3! Na-^.-iu
Street, in tit* Horou*h of Manhattan. In the City of New
York, on or before th* 2-nd day of No-ember, next. E>ated
New York. Use 11: li -l-iy of Hay. VJXoV
FREDERICK K. TROWBRIPGE. Executor.
PERCY JACKSON. Attorney for E»»cutor. 31 Xassiu
Street. Borough of Manl-nttan. N. Y. City.
TN PURSUANCE OF AX ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Flteeerald. a Surrogate at the County of
New York, notice is attain given to all persons having
claims against Caroline Augusta Tom]. kins, late of the
County of New York. decea«*d. to present the Kirn*, with
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber at his place of trans
acting business, at the office of \V.*-k.» .V: Korster. At
torneys, No. 43 William Street. Borough of Manhattan. In
the City of »w York, on or before the :Sii day of Au
rust next.
Dated New York. th»- J.'-th day of February, 1!ICB.
JAMES E. TOIIPKIXS. Executor.
WEEKES A FOnSTER. Atiy for Executor. 4.-. William
St.. Borough of Manhattan. City of Xew York.
PURSUANCE OF AN OR1>EI: OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate of th^ County of
New York, notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims atitttnxt Siobel I). Bu:iar<). lair of the County
of New York, deceased, to i>resent the tarn* with vouch
era thereof t» the subscribers at ih->tr place ef tran.-act
ing trtuHnaaa at the otlice •! Kvayta, Tracy i- sht-rman.
their attorneys, at No CO Wall street, in the B. rough of
Manhattan. in the City of New York, on or before tft»
fifteenth day of October a«xt.
Dated New York, the fifth .lay of April. if/:«.
FttEDEItIC U BUL^ARO.
ELIJAH GEORGE.
Ex teuton.
EVARTS. TRACT * SHERMAN'.
Attorneys for Executors.,
60 Wall St.. Borough of Manhatt»i. New York City.
PROST. ISAAC T.— IN PURSUANCE OF AX
order of Hen. Abntr C. TSomas, a Surrogate of the
County of New Yolk. notice is htreby given to all rersujns
bavins cluims acainst Isaac T. Frost, late of the County
of New York, 'ii- -eased, to i reaeni the same, with Touch*!*
thereof, to the sniucribers, at their place of transit
ljU£in«!.s. viz.. at the office of Ritcii. Woodtord, Bovee Si
liutch«r, No. IS Wall Street. Borougn of Manhattan. City
of New Ycrk, en or before ihc Ist day of February, I'JOT.
r.ixt
Dated New York. July 17th. v.t H
C. X. uovx:k. Thomas FROST. Exacmata
RITCH. WOODFORD. BOVEE A BUTCHER. Attorneys
for Esecuto»B,>Na lt> Wail btitet. Kjrouslt of Man
hattan. New York City.
JN rUItSUAXCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner C. Trximis. a Surrogate of the Cour.ty of
New Yoik. ncttce is hereby Eivct to all persons havlr.c
claims aaataat John Cgvioat 8 I ertnerhcra. late of the
County of New York, deceased, t > present the saiiu- with
voucher! thereof to the subscribers at then- ].:...- of
tran»nonna i>u.-.r..-'-. at ih« >.line •: .-»;rr»-<i K. SVi«rrnrr
horn. X.>. 7 Fast 42ncl Street, In Th • city of New York, on
or before the first day of rebiuorj next.
liat^.l New Vt rk. 'he l*th .lay of July, 19QB.
KATIE T SCHrrnMERHOIIX JOHN R ROO«EVEI.T.
JAMISuN i OTTIX I. HARRY I> i-OOPER. ALPRED E.
fcClihlilMKKlinrtN. 1:.., v
GEORGE V KOCBK Attorn** for Executors.
♦4 Wai: street. New Y«rk Cit>.
\TAYHON. JOSKI'M J.~IX£rURSUAXCE OF
*■■. an order of n.in. .\t ne»- C Thomas, a Surrogate ..f
tl.e County v! X ••»• York, notice i> iitrtfcy «:veii to all
l> is.r.» bavins »iatira nua-Ckt J«»eph J. anyico. lav»
if :hi- County of XtW Vo:k. dct eased, to present the .-"a.:i«
With \ouclieis tri,i.-,f ;, the ■.uiwr.t.ii. at i's plnce of
iiansscttnc buciceca, at >"' iv Broadway. Uorouxti >.f
l!..:iM.nati. ... :: ■• Lttj ct N. Vi rU. on or befuca the
Inl ..u> c£ l-'c-uii:i.i Real. •. •-
Ltataj New Yi.ru.. the lMh day of July. !««.
IMti; VBL'>V lOiifANY Ok* Xi.W YORK.
i;.\r. u#....u # ....-
MU!'r. Kins:. Lane & Trafford. Attorneys :'..; i-:»-.a->r.
M Hrcattway. Borou»h of Manhuttun. Nt * Yi.rk City.
IN runsuAXci: of AN ORI»CH Of HON.
*■ Kiatin. I t":»Zi;"iaM. * Mil roeuti: | me . ouut> of
.Neii i.'. ... i. .i:i .>.. -;>i-.. .iv. i. t.j all LK-;-a»ua u^virn;
<.t..ims ;ij;ain.-i c'tiar.«a H. rohlmun. otacrwtM .....
nan li . t'o.i::«a:i. late, of the . r>uutj or X .-» fork, d»-
Chwo; •• »" • • -in Urn wiu». v. it i touchers thereof, to
\ ,• ... c..'..1. ..: Ins p!ac« ■( l.i;:;s .- i.im business. X,..
-"v, luoaii .> .I.' . in the City of .\f» V-.... .... ur ii'd.io
•• .ii» u«»/ vi Novciuber next.
UultU .\>:* York, the .bin U. y of J. v :l. 1356.
JOHN 1". SCUUCItXAN. ICstrcutor.
IX ruitsUAXCE of ax Oi:;>i:i; O|f HON.
Frank T. Fltaseralj, a sunoca'c oj i ,-• daunt] «I
;^.u V«ni». notice ID ii<?.'L> i,. .-ii ... ml prsaona tuivlug
tikuiia a=jir.-':a = jir.-': Kobvrt fctcfesls. U ■ ul lie County vi .v^w
li.il>; ic.eawJ. »•> nisi-m lue wira vuuc..«-i» tner*"{,
l.j i.i.- »u.'MU*r ;tt in* jiluic or •,ian»ati:rtf bu»thea«. No.
w luiiciay .-II- V.. 11l IR« It) -. A'-. !1... .11 -I uelu.-«
i.;« ».■ 1 '.uy i.i i.'cve:.ti«i r.ex*.
1 *»t. .\o» 'it:.. me lot.: .lay ; .\i :l> !yiO
JutiN i» Xt u.i. Kj«e. ut.T
».*JIK.S AItiliTl:ONC. Ail>. iit r«fcvcutur. Nil *•! »«—
.-1 . New i»jik »_ it > . "*
£x I'UKSUA.NCr: OF an ciini::: lof HON.
All.« C. Tiioiiiua. a Surr..<ui* .-i c LtuntX »t >;•.>•
\.:». i.v.uc« ■ nvi ■■> ai * - 11 l*> an [-mm li*%..li^ ciui.i^»
aa*l*»t .vli-r. J. I'iiliin. hir of Ifce i/ouiity if New \ rk.
«<v'«t»«<i. i.. ;i-!vr:u Hi* »«n« »it»» nmebera ther«?oi ta iii«
>u.«.iu-<fs «i lh*l* pbtc« wf uaiikii -aiin ..i..-.in,-.-i •»•
»'»'« '/ All D • »V >:r,,ni< al No. ::il Stale Suet, »-, to«
Ity of .-.-i..!:-. iv .>. N. V.. i.n .' t*r..i«. t he Itiitt o*v v ;
ItliKUitl IH M *
Dated Xr« York, the loth .Jay or Kebruary.' IWHJ
*.;?!£ f. Ml KIN. At*>\/.> i';;«r TI :;: v .'-.:y ► i -»—
Ci/// Hotels.
1-KI KiJANTI.Y KTK\lSllvr> APAKTMKNT. pri
• vine hnth ll.ftd Oally; im.lu linif m^.il> two. $:.*>
w.«-'.iiy, on*. i\: So Van i>knssfi.akr. i? Ua»t nth.
Saratoga.
rtrtr-
V— lAHATOOA BrKI.NUi ,N V.— New i"olumMan
»"\. Hotel Ol>po»U^ t\>i>s; I **" < ***n»*'nK» and Convention
Hall. Terms. Suropctut, IS.*) «UU<. tacludlas batU;
American. S3.SC.
Summer Resort*.
M,\V \<)i:K
RICHI^ELD SPRINGS.
THE BERKELEY-WAICHTHA HOTEL
in conn«. with th* Bathing ah I tsunami '
ARE AT WEALTH >tIMW,
For full particulars apply to E. H. PATRICK. 8.1c.1-. :
field Sr-rlni<-. 11. Y.
YT7AVCTIOGUE HOCSE. E«-t Motfett-. — Sttn»;-4 _«l.'-
WATCHOGUE HOUSE. East MorfeM» — till- ;>£»:■■
ro-.tly on Croat Poutn Hay. aorvd tasar: U p |bb»
i.. uttj .barfy la»ns. GI'ESiS JIT.T I.
E. 11. TEISBT. Saswt-
— SARATOGA SPRING*. N. T. — N-w ■ "111 aIIIUBJ
-«..V.. lj-.tf.;. ...it* Coa«t«M Sprlnire and Oonvem&m "
Hall. Term*. European J.'.-.i dally. Including Ml
Ameri'-an. t".sfl.
1— ELEGANTLY FfBVISnEt> APARTMEXT^-prl
• rat» bath. *!.*>« ditty: >»<-i-i-ltn«; ri»al*. I**. M
weekly; one. |12.i0. VAX REXSS2i.AER.'I? East lt;;v "
MCHJIMII
Alias City
g^ nOOIIC fxCT TiZW YOtJK "VU
3 •■•••! , !r-.i '.HV Central
>'•'.'. J.rsty Central
SolKt V«'.'. ..« 1 r-:;i«. 8 *■: ratio* Cst*.
L.» u-.sytSt.«.*>».tl.i»»itT<ta.Ji>»>.M. Six.).
3.10 P. SI. 1.-w:*. 1.t.1.1 g«UI.
datly (t.es r.M. 5»t.), r«a r. M. eicrpiSsa.
HOTEL DENNIS,
ATLANTIC CITY. ». J.
Open Jill the year. ■
Hi»pr«-»f ».)<i!ii-.n rt »0a)
R.r.ms and t.aths.
Bet aad cold sea warer tn prrrat* tmttl*. _
WALTKB J. ItUXBT.
3&ir(Kciiab=Fi:nbciin
ATLANTIC CtTT. >". A
HOTiX RUDOLF, r ££?«%«& U
Caracltr. l i,k>. American and Psni|na» aa*a> ■«•
water baths: private 'c^ooca: oichestra
CHAB. R. MTEIM. Owner,
SOMERSET INN ;■
AND EIGHT COTTAORS. VrtGSARWVUJJL. I I
25 miles from New York, on i^ackavwaana. ft. i.. vi • '*
■ SM. Christopher or Barclay M. rerry. AUttwJ*. tOO ?••«-
Optna May W. 11F..VJ. U. PBELPS. Massssja!
Telephoaa 'li. Waraaiitaiina
OEtUIITDA.
COOK'S
VACATION
TOURS
A!l Travelling F?\r>«r!»»« lnrlude.l.
THOISANI> ISI.A>I>S. NISKOK.% IAKKM. ST i»Air-
HENCE nad RAFIIiS. MOXTREAI Qir.nKc. TWal
SAGI-KXAY. NOVA !*rOTIA. L.VKES < HAM V I\l >
and tiEOHr.E. ni I>S4» KIVER. s.%hATIMiA. *».
■-day tr!p. $».SO Aug. St. Setit. 5.
May trip. 573.a0 Au« 14. 2S.
13-day trip. $100.00 Au;. 33.
BERMUDA,
Delightful 10-day Ocean "".Ips from Xeir York
Auk 1.). 25. Sept. 12. It, etc. Cnoie* of i
hotels MM(
ladepeadrat Travel Tirket* to AH Summer BisssU st
Lowest i'ure*.
Prosrammca and particulars from
THOS, COOK & SON,
!4! AND 1200 BROADWAT AND
648 MADISON AYE. NEW YORK
Country Board.
SABATiHiA SPniXGd. X. V.— Naw ColvmMam
Hotel, opposite Congress Springs and Coa)v«aitlaa
Hall. Terms. European. 13.30 daily, including bath.
American. $3. M
Instruction.
For Boys and Young — City.
TRINITY SCHOOL
IStVU? West »ls« St.
FOUNDED 171!». PRIMARY. URAUMAH AXT> "HIGH
BCticx>ij>. r.\i/X'-KLLjit« EQ'.iriiEXT.
PIUCPARBS Fort aia. rOLXJEOSaI
OIEXi! SKPT. 24TH.
For Boys .and Teanej Men Cotmtry.
\\ dreas Prof. C. Q. BROTVER. Principal, Y—Ad
.lnras Ttat C G. BROWER. Prin.-Ipk. W.^B.
Lamb. Head Master.
Hoboken.
STEVENS SCr' oo L
THE ACAIIEMtC DEPAICTIIEXT OF
>IKVK>-. »»TiTITK or TECHNOLOGY.
F.iver Street, between oil and «th Ma.. HoeoKen X J
REOPENS SKtTBJIBER ITTH. ]!«•» ' ",."*!
Rfßi»*ra': -. d-*y for applicants for admission. Wednes
day, ;»ej>iember l;!th.
Llxair.inatiuiis !<;• aJmi**icn on Thursday and Friday
i*Tt.eml*r l"th ana Hlh.
courts of stu.lv prrparatory to I'ntversiJies ivileaea.
Schools of Science. Law and Mc-<il -Inc.
The rat o* tuition for all ctaisva ■.- $ir^» a year, or
iltO per term. For catai.jgue apply i.- a*« I'ttnciptil.
For Tbuna; Ladle*— Country.
"THE i 4#IU."
Miss C E. Mason's s ? f^S D
E'er Girl*, aad Yoties Woanc*.
Turrjtown-«n-HmJ»»»a. N. V.
Every facility for outdoor life Faculty of ■*■■> for Id
pupils. For Illustrated, circular address
MISS C i: Ma>:>n Ui. X .
-.-ij Box "1!>. Tarrytown-on-Hudson. x. T.
RYE SEMINARY rw^--
Km S. J. UFK. The Miaae* STOWS. Rye. New York.
MORAVIAN SEMINARY for Girls. Bethlehem. Pa.
Fountleil 1749 157 th »■*•» op«na Se->t. 18th. ' A<t
•ires. J. MAX HARK. O. D. Prtnci9«L
Miss DATA'S School fnr Girls. aXarrtstowH, X. J. Rros4
*\-L currtculum. Music Art. Gym. Resident puSt!».?;KXX
For Both Sexes— CUjr.
"SMU&iUft 4sth YEAB "
dent 3 prepared for
gfri.BßlSffi business. No x-sd
f~* . "> for 'solicitors* !
4th Ate. ami 23 St. "iubnay a* Door.
rprl£ UEKUTZ SCHOOI. Or I.AXOTTACES.
JL Aladiaon s.ju«ro (IIS «n«llw«jj
Harlem Hum a :^r.o» A*e.. X. si. Corc«r I2flta St.
lir..o»:>i.. 73 <°ouit >>t. Newark: Scheue.- Cstli33<
t-CHCUt^ Of EX ALU SClillsh ***"*•
For Both Sexes— Country.
CEXTEX-ARY rOIJ/ry.IATE IXSTITLTE.
IIACKETTSI"O\VX. N. J **■*«"
lltKh icra.tu boanUng aehoal for gtrla and boya. 3faa>
bu'naliiu>. tnc ruuli:ne»t. strong course* Se«<2 tat
eatatoeoe. E. a. NOBLE. President
Teacher*' Agencies.
a.ik:;ha\ AM) FOREIGN TEACnERS' AfiEXCT
sur!>!:«.» J'r«ire«). is. 'l cicher*. Tutors tioverr.»«s^» etc.
to Colleges; Schfli Is i-.r..l families. AMb to
Mr». M. J 'M N.i »*VLTOK. Xt L ; nlor. Square.
Law Sckooh.
iV.-i.-.? Vnrlc i 7;>d *•■* Tens Oct. tat.
I ! i"lll.'r»l*"<tt' V < —-.-»:. :• iv so li Aftor*
cniv crMiy . B , lua c^-,.^ j IA ,„ 4.
AiMtess 1-. i. Ti>rnp::lr.». S«C Wasr.lnjiton S^.. X. T-
SMV \OKK Day School M M«mu St..
1.%W MItUOL. Kv-nh-i.- Pi;io«l. New York City.
"Dvlshi Method" 1 of Instruction. I-L. P. *r» t*o year*.
X-L li la mre.- ..rar.. lUrfti st^ndsrOs. iseoa for ca»a
joeue i;.-uS'._K_i'hA't.. Ivan
Jl usual.
INSTITtTK Or vfiu.u. art.
CataaMtta from lu-gl»tr«r. M nfth avd.
AgeaU.
U' XOBTOX rUAXCAGXIEU capable colored aieot.
\V • want* Ja.<lruMe tivi-:v.-n,.-. in raiutas*. jt.i ku;.
ton -»t.. |tro«.kiyt.; >■ >\>^t «t»th »t . Manhattan.
Misiiluiin ous.
QJAXITAUY V>::V|.K MOR oj.~Au;o!natlc air ill#/
O r.'Bl'nmj dnltei. Writ* tor catalogue. It B. t;tX
at . N. T. C ■ '
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