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14
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
The Florida or the Utah To Be Built
at Brooklyn Navy Yard.
[Frcrn ■""»-•> Trlbiinr Bureau.]
Wasliinsr.or. June 12.
BROOKLTN BATTL.KSHIP NO. 30. — Instruc
tions have t>rn sfrtt to Hi«> <-omrnanilant a: Urn
Brooklyn navy yard and Naval Constructor W. J.
Baxter. United States Navy, who will have genera',
fsupriisioi! of the construction of lli*» now battlo
shlp -which If to be built at that Kovcrnnipnt plant.
T!ie other hattl«shlp provided for at the r*cent «=«■-
Kion of Conpress •will ho oonstructe<l under contract
■tier comp»'tltive bidding Is) be invitod <liirir. the
next month. Th« Rhlp to he constructed at Brooklyn
•will be officially known until launching as Battleship
No. 30. and afterward either as th» Florida or the
T'tah. The Flips upon which the Connecticut was
fcuilt ■rfH be lemrthened about sixty feet in or
der to accommodate the 510 BbB« length of the new
vessel. The Connecticut was only 450 feet lonK.
Th. Navy Department has been advised by the
authorities at Brooklyn that a larpe number of
applications have. b*-en received from workmen who
,i,s:j r »> employment on the vessel, and it is expected
that by *•«■* 1 there will be a force of about
tißht thousand men. By that time also the bureau
of supplies an.l accounts will have obtained the
bids and probably made the contracts for much of
The structural «eel and other material which will
enter Into the composition of the new ship. attach
of this material can be purchased without waiting
for th« official approval of The detailed drawing
of the ship or the settlement of the question whether
the new vessel will carry the Curtis or the Parsons
type of IbjWMl If the Parsons type is installed,
the vessel -will have to be lengthened by about
*«-yen feet In order to provide space for the cruis
ing bathfm which Is used in connection with the
Parsons mechanism.
OJIDERS ISSUED.— The following: orders hays
been Issued:
•'ROBERT H. NOBLEL Ist Infantry-, to Fin* Camp.
July 1.
Captain V7LLAKD D JCEWBILL. c-mmisMrr. from
Fort Kl3«v to oS« parchasiii* commissary. New
f viim Acvra. temporarily attached aims.l corps, from
Kort Iyea^enworth to ptationi> indicated. captain
IRVING J CMtR. 2Mb Infantry to manoeuvre «uup.
Fort Benjamin Harrison. liertember 1, Captain
JAMES B. ALLISON. 7th lnfantrj-. to mano?uvre
c«mp. I>>on Springs. July 1: Captain ALEXANDER
T oi"ENSHJLNEv 7th. Infantry, to manoeuvre camp.
«-hickamanca Park, July 1. Fim Lieutenant PETER
J HENNESSEY. 15th Cavalry, to Company E. signal
ciTT>r rr^^l" of San Francisco. July U Second
Iji4t'enant JOHN G. WINTER, JR.. 6UI Cavalry, to
company D. signal corps, manoeuvre rairip. L«on
Sprinps July 1; Captain ARTHUR S. COWAN. 20th
Infantry. Company A. slmal corps Chlck^mauirua
rsrk; nrst Lieutsnant VARIES D. DIXON. 6th
• ava '- to Company A. sipral corps.
•C»r'*3n GEOSVEXOB '- TOWSPBSO. 2M Infantry to
VBr Army Scbool of »** Line. Fort Leavenworth. Au-
T-<T«f^«m*jnsnt <"URIIS G. KOnEBECK, SecoTiil Lieu
ri t-£r£ JOHN >: MONT. .'-NITS PIERCE) and
HENRT W T. EGI4N. coast nrtillery corps, 10
Fort Monroe July ••■ *»>iaminatif.n for promotion.
-rir»T Laeutenant SHELBY C. LEA SURE, final corp*.
f_ ra F"ort Rll*v to Ttroper station.
Fin. U^nanTvaulAM F. H. C.ODSON. mo, ? .
a-.ry! to manoeuvre camp. Fort BUajr. uniu S*Ttem-
Bj r LI aiair HARRT G. I.ECKIE. 2Cth Infantry, is
rttin6 - NAVY.
*-*r.isin B M'CREA. skttOed in*r~ctor in ehMpllJ
1 iJSitlioui Distrlrt. Tompkine\llle. lone 3ft. vir.«
. astaln •■ A. RODGER.*, detailed commandant r.avy
yard PasM Sound. July 18, vie« Rear Admiral W.
T BT-HWELL i> home.
l£uienam K. B. CBITTEXDES to command the Pike.
Li»utenar.t %V. G. MITCHEL.U Cached the Porter; to
■ irau»fl the Biddle.
1 ■ nt i - H ML WALKER to th» N->nh OjmV.na.
&f!S R. V. LOWE, detached the Biakely; to the
Er.fian l7^.* IT. GOSS. detached the F<=rr> :to command
ras^d Affiant S.r^r-n W. W. VERNER. resignation
rsy^'lrTn^nrf. W. J. LITEn-L and M. M. RAMSAY
'-"mnilssK'ne':. ,
r«>-mfu=ter J. S. HMHIWA d«tached the Fensacola.
Jun* an to na\-y yard. Hare Island.
Ai^iytant Pay-master U G. HALGHEY to training eta
tion. ■». ->—. June »>.
OJput^nant Colonel U. H. I.ANT rommiFsioned assistant
adjutant and lnf=pectc»r in marine corps.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHTPS.— Th^ followinar
movrmpnts of v*>F?els have been reported to the
Navy Pf • lutmcnl :
Anmvr.n
Jur.« 11 — Th» r>iib;iqn»>. Jit I>>» Rrwfc-t. at
Norfolk; thf* Sylph. *t nary yard. New York; th«
Florida, at S^wall Point.
rah.
Jun» 1«-Tb»> r>ubuqu». from • - .-Prir ■* for Guanta-
Jtn" 1! Th» I'es Moine*. from Y*r& <~njr. for Ha^'a^la:
:h. Flr.rloi. frnm Norfolk for f-«»-s'i Point.
Tb» Baj;l*; pi» • in reser* ♦. n«v>- yard. Norfolk.
J^n» 1".
PIKE CAMP.
ARRIVE A
First Troops Reach Scene of Mili
tary Mancruvres.
Ws ten lam. K. V.. June 12.— The advance Board
<>! t!i«> troops en route from various sections of
thr country to Pine Camp reached this city to-
: day. Th« troops comprised th« Ist Battalion of
jthe Dtti Infantr>-, Companies A, B find C, of Fort
■ Niagara. Uuffalo, Major W. C. YVr«nn command
ir.c. They ■wore closely followed by the M Bat
talion, oonpistinjr of Companies I. X and I^. The
I'd Battalion of tbe Mth Infantry, ik>kto, from
JPmrt Ontario, Ooavcjaaa. arrived at the camp to-day,
vi+nf-THI F. I>. Grant, commander of the encamp
m'nt, Is scheduled to nrrlve at Pine Camp to-day.
Sir thousand of New York's militia •will start to
«rtsy on their way to H:<-- manoeuvre camps and the
forts, where they -will «*ngage vith the retrular
*rmy troops in coast defence and battle exercises
lor the stool ■nek. Long troop trains will r>«
Jnafled at the yards on the event f;<> of the city in
th» Mai and BBBBcfal trairs •will leave the Grand
»i>Tiir^l Ftatinn for Hie manoeuvre, camp at Pine
•J'lains. The Sth and 3th provisional regiments of
anlil'.ia coast artillery w "ill be pent to vvork -with
Kh» r«-jr"';i*s st the forts in New York Harbor, and
the 47th and Jls* regiments of infantry will act
ja.s supports for the ooaat artfllefTssMO.
The aTJtta If 1 '"' "> will ■•>•■ the PBekaldll camp
•nd remain for a Tver-k. It vi.l be followed by th"
•32th Repiment for another »-<-k. and the camp will
il«e. closed. a- Use Pine Plains manoeuvres New
•York will b*s represented by ■ regiment of cavalry
iromposed of Squadron A. of Manhattan; Squad
jmn C. of Broriklyn, and Troop B, of Albany, and
fl>. of Eyracus*. The --■'! Regiment Infantry from
{Brooklyn, the Ist Battery from Manhattan and a
Kijrnal corps detachment will also be sent.
Problems In attack and defence will be solved
■jirii 1- ♦» rcJlitlamen and regulars will have a week
laf hard marching. During the last four days of
•hp tea days' encampm?nt the trOßpsi will take the
(field In earnest and will have to rely wholly upon
ithemselve* for rooking On June X the New
The Hotel and
Resort Columns
of
The Tribune
may be taken o^s o.n a.u
thentic guide to the best
resort hotels of the Last,
here accommodations and
environment are such a^s
will appeal most strongly to
Tribune readers.
Any hotel advertised will
send booklet on request.
Hamper* militia will take ih» place of the New
York troops, with a regiment from Vermont and a
troop of cavalry from New Jersey. Pennsylvania.
Connecticut and Maryland will be represented
durlns the third period of th« manoeuvres.
Practically every detail of "soldiering" will be
pone Into, from tent raising to brigade movements.
There will be no wild .cheerins charges or "sham
battle*." but long waits In the «un and dust and
still longer marches..
RICCADONNA'S NEW PALM. ROOM.
The new palm rocm of the Hotel Riccadonna will
be thrown open to Us guests this evening. It will
be one of the finest attractions at this hotel, which
fi-r.sits on the ocean at Brighton Beach. The palm
mom lias been redecorated with stands of palms.
rv<->rpro**np and plants of various kinds and with
hundreds of green lights.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MTMATVRK ALMANAC.
Sun rise* 4:2B|Sun sets 7:3l|Moon rise* Moon's age 13
HIGH WATER.
A. M.— f?an<!y Hook 6:17 jOnv. Island 6:88] Hell Gate 8:81
I\ M— Fandy Hook 6:43|Gov. Island 7:o7|Hell G«t« 8:00
WIRELESS REPORTS.
The Si l^oiiiie. reported a* RR7 m!le« east of Bandy Hook
»i lam yesterday. Is expected to dock about * p m to
<!m>.
The Kaiserln AuKimt* Victoria, reported a* 8«8 miles
east or Sandy Hook at 5 a m yesterday. Is expected to
dock about Sam to-day.
I_i Savoie, reported as 2P3 miles east of Sandy Hook st
noon yesterday. Is expected to dock about 7:30 a m to-day.
The California, reported a* 7IW miles «s*t of Sandy Hook
at «:.V> a. m yesterday, is expected to dock about 7:30 a m
Sunday.
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAT. - .
Vessel. From. LIB*.
•K. A. Victoria Cherbourg. Jun« 5.- Hamb-Am
•st Louie Southampton. June 6. ...»-. . American
•T,a Savoie Havre. June 6.. French
•Klnanre Colon. June 7 — _. Panama
•Maranliense Para, June 2 _....Bootht
•Meri-la Havana. June 9 — Ward
•Cherokee Turk Island. June 7 —Clyde
Jersey City- Swansea. May 28 Bristol City
<"r«>t!c St Michael's. June 6 White Star
Manzanlllo CienfueKOs. June 6 , Ward
PTTCPAT. JUNE 14. .
•California lfovllle. June « Anchor
•Caracas Curacao, June 8 ■ Red D
•Xoor«sam Boulogne. June 6 Holland-Am
•Ponce Mayaguez. June 8 N V & P R
City of Columbus Savannah. June. 11 Savannah
MONDAY. JUNE 15.
M*saba London. June « Atlantic-Trans
Noordam Rotterdam. June 6 Holland-Am
Mongibello Palermo. May 25
Zeeland Antwerp. June 6 Red Star
El Valle : Oalvwuton. .Tune P So-Paelfio
Rio Grande Mobile. June ft Mallory
] driver GaJveston. June 10 ilaJlory
•Brlnrs mall.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-PAY. • •
Vessel
Vessel. For. Line. Mail closes. sails.
New Turk. Southampton. . American.. 6:30 a. m 10:00 am
Caronla. Liverpool. Cunard 11:30 am 3:00 pm
Maracalbo. Curacao. Red D — 8:30 a m 12:00 m
Carolina, Porto Rico. N V & P R—.. 8:00 am 12:00 m
Parima. Et Thomas. Quebec B:3oam 12:00 m
Saratoga. Havana, Ward 10:00 am 1:00 pm
Crown of Navarre. Or"nada, Trinidad. 10:00 a m 12:00 m
Bsrr,lo. Inapiia. Hamb-Am 11:00 am 2:oopm
Alllanca. Colon. Panama 11:30 am 3:oopm
Macdalena. Colon. RMS P 12:30 m 11:00pm
rd«r d« Larrinaga. Argentina. Barber.. 3:00 p m 6:00 pm
T Grant. Hamburg. Harr.b Am 10:00 am
Mlnnetonka, London, Atlantic Trans.. ■ fl:3oam
Vaxierland. Antwerp. Red Star 11:00 am
Furnefsia. Glasgow, Anchor — — S:oopm
Xord America. Naples. La Veloce — - —
Huron. Jacksonville, Clyde 3:oopm
Concho. GaJvcfton. Mallorj- 12:00 m
Je^-i>r,n. Norfolk, Old Dominion 3:00 pm
City of Macon, Savannah, Savannah. 3:00 p m
MONDAY. JUNE 15.
Gutiima. P^rnambuco, Hamb-Am 11 aax l:0Opm
cearent-e. Para, Booth 12:00 m 3:oopm
Saxon Prince, Argentina. Prince 12:00 m 8:00pm
Monroe. Norfolk. Old Dom .' 3:Uopm
Saramacca, Paramaribo. D W I 11 a m 1:00 pm
TUESDAY. JUNE 1«.
Krnri;.rir.y.. Bremen. X G Lloyd fi:3oam 10:00 am
Wrantwood. Pernambuco. Brazilian 12:00 m 8:00 pm
Trinidad. Bermuda. Quebec P:00 a m 11:00 ain
Bayamo. Havana. Ward 8:00pm
Algonquin. Jacksonvlil«. Clyde 3:Oop m
City of Columbus, Savannah. Savannah 8:00 pm
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
-Destination and steamer. Close In New Tork.
Australia (except West). New Zealand.
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia (via Vancouver and Victoria.
B — Manuka '. June 14, 6:30 m
Japan. Corea and China (specially ad
<ires=s:e(i only, via Seattle)— Maru. June 13, 6:30 p m
Hawaii, also specially addressed mail for
.Tajian, Corea aud China (via San Fran
cisco) — Asia June 18. 6.30 p m
Japan. Corea. China and Philippine Isl
ands (via Vancouver and Victoria. B C)
—Empress of China June 18. 6.30 p m
Vladivostok (via Seattle) — June 22, 6:30 p m
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands (via San
Francisco)— Ma.iposa June 26, 6:30 pm
New Zealand. Australia («xc«pt West).
Famoan Inlands and New Caledonia (via
Pan Francisco) — Lord Sefton June 28. 6 .30 p m
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands
via San Francisco) — U S transport July 1. 6:30 pm
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, June 12, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Chesapeake, Hastings. Baltimore, to H C Fos
ter with mdse. I/eft Quarantin» at 6:10 am.
Steamer Lusltania ilfn, Watt. Liverpool June 6 and
Qu**ni>town 7 to the Cunard Sb Co. Ltd. with 392 cabin
«nd 36rt Bteera»?e. passengers, malls and xndse. Arrived
at the. Bar at IAS a m.
.-learner El siglo. I'rescott. Galvest/>n June 6. to the
Southern Pacific Co. with mii». Left Quarantine at
8:12 a m.
Steamer City of Mai on, Droyer. Savannah June 9. to
('.. Ocean Ss Co, with passengers and mdse. Left Quar
antine, at 3:50 a m. •"•
Steamer Mexican (C"able). Oldham. GaJveston, via Vera
Cruz. Passed in Sandy Hook at 7:10 p m.
Steamer San Marcos, l>av".dj«>n. GaJvesto June 6. to
the Mallory Ss Co, with passengers and m'lse. Left
Quarantine at 5:30 p m.
Steajner Horatio Hall. Johnson, Portland. Me. to the
Maine Sn Co. with passengers and tnUse. Passed in
Sandy Hook at 4:43 p m.
>:.-H.iiier Imogen iHrl Edwards. Perth Amboy. to J H
Winchester & Co, in ballast. I'assed In Quarantine at
3. -OS ii m.
Stoamcr Cedrlc CP,T), Bartl»>tt, Liverpool June 4 and
Queer.stown 5. to the White .Star Line, with I<>6 «-al.ln
mii 2"f. steerage, ;>a.»*?ngers and mdsa. Arrived at the
Bar at 10 a in.
Sttaracr R>"'insdal 'Nor). Sho^land. Baracoa June 6. to
M 6 Arrue. "with fruit. Arrived" a ttha Bar at 7 a m.
Steamer Pawnee. Rich. Philadelphia, to the Clyde Ss
00. with nulp" Pa«*-.i in Sandy Hook at 11 am.
Steamer YaJn. Grove. Boston, to the Metropolitan Es
Co. with pas<H?ng«rs auj mdse. Passed in Quarantine at
7:30 a m.
* Steamer Bermudian (Br), Fraier. Bermuda June 10. to
A E Out«-rbridE* a.- Co. with I'-t) passengers, mails and
V, (]<■'. Arrived at the liar at 10:0.% a m.
Steamer Algonquin, Staples. Jacksonville June 8 and"
Charleston 9, to the <'lylc Ss Co. with passenger* and
njds.e.. Left Quarantine at 12:08 p m.
Str-amer Jefferson. Ixile. Newport News and Norfolk.
to the Old Dominion Ss < >>, with passengers and rnd^e.
Left Quarantine at 2:35 7. in.
Steamer Axagon. Dnnsao, Georgetown, P C, V days, to
the Atlantic Coast Lumtier Corporation, with lumber.
Left Quarantine at 2 p :n
Steamer Teodoro de Larrina^a <Br). Hudson. Liver
pool May 2J> Southeast of Fire Island 6:15 pm.
Steamer Chef-apenke (Br). Gray. Liverpool May 31.
to Philip Ruprecht. In ballast. Passed in Sandy Hook
6 :!'.■» p m.
Steamer Spithead <Br>, Claroß. Shields May 2R. to
Norton & Son. with mda*. Left Quarantine 4:08 pm.
Steamer Jelan*ja >Br'. Walker. Hamburg: May 2S
»r.<3 Rotterdam 31. to th>? New York and Continental
Line, with mdse. Southeast of Fire Island 7:10 p m.
Steamer I'rins Maurits (Dutch), Komngstein. Am
sterdam May I, via Port Spain 2«. Curacao 31, etc. to
Funoh, Edye A- Co. and the Royal Dutch West India
Mali, with )>a*senger*. ruaiis and mdse. Passed in
Sandy Hook »i ••"> p in.
Ste-amer Valetta <Br», Kil!«a. Catania May 5, Bari
11. and Lisbon 2.">, to the Gans .Ss Co. •with mdse.
Left Quarantine 4:4- r . p m.
Steamer Manzanillo (Cuban). Curtis. Cienfuegon
June 6. to tie Kew York and Cuba Mail Ss Co, with
mdJ-e. Passed in Sandy Hook fl:4« pm.
Sandy llr«.'K. N J. June 12, !>:3O p m — Wind south.
moderate bre«^e; cloudy; light pea.
SAILED.
Steamers Bieirlablik (Nor), Nlpe Bay; Caprera
rital). Philadelphia; La Hesbaye (Dutch). Antwerp;
Nicholas Cuneo (Nor). Port Antonio; Ocean (Dutch),
Antwerp: Oracabeosa (Br). Port Union; Tfl»rnao (Ft),
Bordeaux: Colorado, Mobile; Princess Anne, Norfolk
and Newport News; Cerea dtali, New Orleans.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
j ARRIVED.
Queenstown. June 12— Campania (Br), New York for Llv
••rpaol.
Plymouth, June 12— Amtrlka (Ger), New York for Cher
1 -.i-iK and Hamburg,
l^tniajule June 12 — Glenlea (Br), New York via Table
Bay.
Boulogne. June Nleuw Amsterdam (Dutch). New York
for Rotterdam.
Cherbfiurg. June Amerika (Ger), New York via Plym
outh for Hamburg.
Rotterdam. June 11*. 2 p m— Nleuw Amsterdam (Dutch).
New York via Boulogne.
Pwt SaM. June li'-i'.Uley (Br). New York for Aden.
Pt-i.aii(f, etc.
Adelaide. Jill _ ll— Netherlee (Br), New York via St Vln
cent V C. ar.a KrtrnaEtle.
BriKtol, June 12— Llandaff City (Br), New York.
Gibraltar. June 12— Moltke (G«r), Now York for Naples
Napfe*. June 12— Ko*nigln LuU» (G*r), New York via
Jun« 12— Ko^nigln Luiss (Ger), New York via
Gibraltar for Genoa.
.'.abiiMn. June 4— Wauxhall (llr). New York via fit in
enl C V, and Port Natal.
][, , de Janeiro, June o— SlegllnSe (G»-r). New York via
Barbados for S&nto*.
Marvin* June — Germania. <Fr), New York
\u<'kUr<l. June 1" - Buitros (Br), New York via. St Vln
• nt. C V.
SAILED.
O'.'-*iiil r 'Wii June 12 Arabic <Br). N«w York,
... "j« 'iMiupt- n. June 12 — L»eut»clilai»d (Ger). New York via
< Tif-rlf«>ur£
Montevideo. June 11— Verdi (Bit. New York via Rio de
Marhadoe June 10— Grecian Prince (Br). Now Y">rk.
N'arle* Tune 10. P p — HatnbiirK <Ger». New York.
S-ville" I-. 7 Dunolly 'Bri New York.
I>irhnrti. June 7— Monviso (Itall, N»w T^ry^iT;il Bsltt-
Ma-f»t!!e«. rune — Room ITT). New TorV.
PASSED
SclUy, J % jn» 12— 1 aatsva iGeri. Now Tork dor Plrmouth,
rh-rhr'jrr a* 1 * B»«non
Fa » T ii* 12— K«n>s Alter. (Gen, New York fo»
;;«.rle» and Gtnca.
NEW-TORE DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. JOWB 13. 1008.
What's lacking?
Business wear?
Outing suit?
Motor wear?
Riding clothes?
Tennis clothes?
E veiling clothes ?
Raincoats?
Underwear ?
Shirts?
Whatever it is, we have it for man
and hoy, heside the proper hats and
shoes which the picture suggests.
Rogers, Peet & Company.
Three Broadway Stores.
258 842
at at
Warren st 13th st.
ri<-»" note rbamc* of uptown «tore from 32nd St.
to N. E. -corner S4th St.
~<firflfc
Genuine lock front collars fit—
the imitations do not- the genuine
are stamped "lock front" — the imi
tations are not.
Cayuga or Norka,
musem ents.
J!|l_-l_f jmCTCQIIJIii 'i-HJEATKIS. 42d Street, j '
j rlclf AmalcnUAffl we St ofß-way. •
1 THEATRE COOLED BT ICED AIR. ■►
■]• Mat. To-day. 275 th Time. Hats for th« Ladies. I '
1 HENRY W. SAVAGE'S Original Production. •
J3KSiSS? I THE MERRY WIDOW \
* (Die Lustlg* Wltwe), Queen of Viennese Operettas. '£
i UCUf VnDsf THEATRE. Bway and 4Sth St. '
4 ll biff I If II A Kves.B:3o. Mata.To-day an.l Wed. '
\ CARLE --"- p*s!L' 5 :
* x^r^«.m.«_i«-i gambou LAMB ►
I JARDIN dePAßlS^t^atre '>
*\ OPENS NEXT MONDAY. SEATS NOW. V
1 T. ZIEGFELD. JR-'S. New Musical Revue, >
: follies of 1908 [
4 REMARKABLE CAST OF 100. ,
JT'^l'jtMUMM T . . . -T, - , . , . „ ---^y[.
THE WOLF^ 42dti MaT:°Tr d | y : E 2T2o B:2Q - LYRIC"
GIRLS &r E 8 - Sffaff. 1 - To DALY'S
Bernard » h^.^ 2 T r^- Casino
io^i o^- Witching Hour Ev TToT 8o8 o . d s - y % :1 r t - Hackett
•T» A ■«/«*^V 3-* th St. and B'way. Evgs. *:20.
oAViV/ I Mats. To-day an.l Thurs.. 2:15.
grYPLAVEIfs. THE SERVANT CHOUSE
KNICKERBOCKER. Broadway and 3Sth Street.
EvenlnKS 8:l« r >. Matinee To-day at Jl3.
GEO. 'M. COHAN v AXKE^,n,e.
ii til A II C II ARE EITHER ALL GOOD OR ALT;
Iff V In CII BAD." Says CAPX WILLIAMS In
"rSSff PAID m FULL
ASTOR THEATRE H-jSag* _
'__ •UIiCDCTCIIi'C 42d Streot and 13' way.'
LBAMffltridlCill d Evenings at Sir,
n |~_ _"_ #1 C" »no Lmml Daily Mat. in
■I IT \J\J r Theatre. •■:••■■• Bill 25 and SOr.
AIFXI\ (Limited Engagement): CORA LIVINGSTON.
HORACE GOLDIN". 4 Fords. Julian Eltlnge, Goolman's
Dog & Vat Circus. 3 Joacarys. 10 others.
/-./-wi rvvllAl The I-ove Waltz. >I<-I)owpll &
L^UL.V7l>iI/TkL< Tretrott. The 4iriKolutU. 8 Ber-
MAT. DAILY. 25c. 'In Madcaps, <:has. Mack & Co.
a i i_i » 11/ I DDA l%Vm. Rock & .Maude Fulton. Al
Al_nAiTll3KAji.pe r & 3 Koneniids. May Bel-
MAT DAILY. 26c. 'fort. Valleolta's Leopards, oths.
n.itri« lln Restaurant, 6:30 to 1. Rigo. In Sura-
CASINO.i mer Garden. The Merry Widow (in
124 St. & 7 Aye. ! German). Permission H. W. Savage.
A |f| A| '■• THEATRE. Gua "Tlir ll|T'»
CIR«LfpSi"IIEIir
THE "MERRY-GO-ROUND"
mil i ■A|/fO ß>wav and 3nth Evgs.S:ls. ! 4th Big:
ff ALLAUIV O Matin— Todny. 2:1.'.. I Week.
iS^-ysg* THE GAY HUSICIfIN
lipp!nnS" ISHF fREE
Ul KdlHldllll *SS3 r "iSss??'
At All Timed.
Wm. 11. Reynolds. President. Take Iron Steamboats.
i . ,
■ ■■ m ■ ■ Harlem to Luna In 65 minutes
I I IvO by the subway — Sea. rtiarh Ex
■■^sf ■■•M»\ press. The subway takes you to
I"! ■ DBF Atlantic Aye.. B-kiyn. and then
MAKK you transfer to th« Eta Hcaeh
■ *™ ■■ ■ » ' Express. Try It.
STEEPLE I Coney Island's
CHASE i Funny Place
Most Uluanilc Steel Amusemttnt
__ _, Structure In the World.
WE riIFATE MX. others copy.
U-** 1^ THURSDAY. JINK 18Tn^***J
PAIN'S FIREWORKS
BlanßV'S L x, NC 2 L: i SQ -» KI)NA MAVi a daughter
OiailCJ a Mat To-day. [ SPOQNEK K>F TUB PEOPLE
rnPNl nOKLO IN WAX - GYPSY MCSIC.
CUCIi (INKMATOUHAPH Kifit Hour.
MVH X E I Prominent People. Past and Present.
BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB
81 X RACKS TO-DAY AT 2:30 P. M..
In- in. him the Tremont Nake*. Itrookdale. Ifandirap
and the Brooklyn l>crl>>.
Fiac* Trains with P«rn>T rar» leav«,E :i4>h St. via
L I B R mi 12 .'<• 12 '■" 1:20, 1:40 p M . stopping at
>■:«!•' N"< V«rk. Trains fr"m N. V «ni» of Brnokhn
Bridee ils 3th Ay*. Culver "L" Road every •" m v.
from 11 ?•-. II '!j. A M and every 3 mln thereafter,
ftnpplng ■' City Hall. Bridge ■• . Fulton .-• an-1 .T«th '
St ?üb"»'ay ra'»fng»rj tran<if»r at Atlantic Ay« »t a .
tlon for - -L" Road. From 3Pth St.. Bilin, Special • L."
Train* via Culver Line
■
i; V£: :>« OCEAN BTKAMERS. _ -_ : ~~J^ ;- '
SriTM^Aiia lloVo.
i,-.,,t Fvnr'sg Service.
PI.TM H!TH-.-irS». l : B .j- «"^; NY(N V(
KronprlnzWm.Juneiai Kaiser d. _*_jr l _*J» ?ij
Kaiser Win.ll.June23|lironprliii«»Mn.Juiy «
■Twin-Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHERBOUK&-EREMLN
Bremen June J.s|Ftl6drtch ,n •'>"- -*
•Friedrich<l.O.June2oj Barbaroi**-- -June -'
•Omits Plymouth.
Mediterranean service. . «
l U^men J 4 . |P on lr ' 33 d<S-and-«hd <S -and-«h st,.
Hoboken. y-renrrif^
OEI.RICIIS & CO.. No. 5 Broadwaj^N-J^-
OELRICIIS &m No. 8 Broadway, f*- »_•
•toFjili[y)ilsS a AiIE^B!SAi!I
Tier*. Hoboken. N. J-
London-Paris— Hamburg
KAISERIN AUG. VICTOR A tons
TRAVELLERS 1 Cl^S*vF 45 Broad-
HAMBURG-AMEKICAN I«NB. 45 Broaa
way. N. Y.
AMERICAN LINE'"™, 1 -!? £2£
RED STAR LINE Fro ™ ft? £m. R "
NEW YORK -DOVER- ANTWERP.
Vaderland . . .June 13|Kroonla pd. . . . Jun« 37
Zprian-1 Inn- 20. .-■••-•■'«'> *
WHITE STAR LINE £°£ R^
NEW TORK— Q - N STOWN-LIVER
i^rl<-..Tun<» 18. 10am|Celtic July 2. noon
Arar.lr-.1unp25.3:30pm i Baltic. . ..July P. 2 pro
MOUTH— CHERBG— S'THAMPTOM.
Adriatic. I O^eanlc.-July 1. in am
Junr24.loam reutonlc.Julv 8.1') am
BKGULAR SAILINGS TA BTALY
NEW TORK & BOSTON • v ' » i~»a-< •
PASSENGER OFFICE. » BROADWAY.
1302
at
34th st
From Piers 61-62-54. North RHer.
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENBTOWN.
PA6SENGERS BOOKED THROUGH TO
LONDON AND PARIS.
< 'aroma June 13.3 pm[Mauretanla.June24.n'n
Lusitania.Junel7.4pmlovrmanla.June 27.2pm
Tmhria.June 20, 10am i Campania. July I,loam
The MAURETANIA & LCSITANIA, the
largest and fastest steamships in the world,
will hereafter Bali on WEDNESDAYS, in
augurating a new SEMI-WEEKLY SER
VICE.
HUNGARIAN-AMERICAN SERVICE,
TO FIUME VIA
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES AND TRIKSTE.
BLAVONIA.-June 18, noon; Au(. 6, Eept. 1*
PANNONIA July 2. nooc : Au»- 20
CARPATHIA July 16. noon; Sept. 3
VERNON H BROWN. General Agent.
21-24 State St.. opposite the Battery.
■golden days
it. Quebec S.
S. Co.'a S. S.
"Trinidad" sails
from New York
July 4, IS, Aug.
1, 15. and from
Vjurrwv; July 11, 20. Auff.
8, 22.
Fare one way, $45 and up
Round Trip, $S1 and up
VSUALi SUMMER TOURS TO
BERMUDA.
60 Tours to Europe; 7
Round the World; Short
Holiday Tours to American
Resorts. Individual Travel
Tickets everywhere.
EOS. COOK & SON
200 BROADWAY, 649 MADISON
. 563 FIFTH AVE-. KEW YORK.
EARL & WILSON
F®[P I?®d°G® CFBBgbcd
Steamships of the RED "D" LINE will
tail from Pier 11. near Wall Bt. Ferry.
Brooklyn, for San Juan direct as follows:
B R CARACAS Saturday. June 20, nocn
S.S. PHILADELPHIA-.- Sat.. July 4. noon
For freight or passage apply to
BOULTON, BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. 82 Wall St.
J>ED "D" LINE.
FOR PORTO RICO AND VENEZUELA.
From Pier 11. near WaJI St. Ferry. Bklyn.
For San Juan. Porto Rico.
P.P. CARACAS Saturday, June 20. noon
S.S. PHILADELPHIA. ..Sat., July 4. noon
For Pto Cabello. Curacao A Maracalbo.
•S S. DAGFRED... Saturday. Juno 20, noon
PS ZULIA Saturday, June 27, noon
Bis. MARACAIBO..Satur<Jay. July 11. noon
•Freight only.
These steamers hay» mirrior accomtnocar
tlons for passengers.
ROULTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. . 82 Wall St.
\iki\m S. S. lsmes
•NAVIGAZIONE GENERALE ITALIANA.
tLA VELOCE (Fast Italian. Line).
lITALIA Sool.ua de Navlgazion« a Vapore.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA DIRECT.
tNord America. June 13|tBraslle June 27
-I> d'Abruzzi..July lliVerona July 4
HARTKIELD. 6OLARI & CO.. 60 Wall St.
/r\ itvi cp* n^i <v\ to n n i?fl r?
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
FurnesslaJunel3. 3pm 1 Caledonia. June 27,3pm
California. Columbia. July 4. noon
SALOON. (62.60. $f.7.80 AND $72.50.
SECOND CABIN. $42.50 AND $45.
TIIIUH CLABS. $27.50 AND 528.75.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. 17-1& B'way.
Europe Part.'es.June 15.20.27.Jury 3. Clark's
Cruises of the "Arabic." 16.000 tons to
Orient^ Round the Worldg&^io
F. C. CLARK- Times Building. New York.
BILLIARD AM* FOOL, TABLES.
MANUFACTURERS of billiard and pool ta
blea: high grade bow ling alley builders;
lowest : ■ ■■■ • » Marx Broe-. 24 Union ScTiare.
CARPET tXrAJTWO.
ThJE C. M. BROWN CO.
Carpet & Rug Cleansing
221-223 EAST 88th STREET.
Telephones. 1531 38th — 1841 38th.
LH.»- and Dirt Blown out. not from
Surface only.
■3 years' experience Id Fine Carpets & Ruga,
K.Y. CARPET CLEANITiG WORKS
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern.
437 AND 438 WEST 4tTH ST.
Tel. 46112— 4693 Bryant. Established 1887.
W. H. JORDAN. igDWIN LENTZ.
3. & J. W. WILLBAIMIS
3iSW.I4THST.coTum v,.
CARPET CLEANING. Established 1871.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO
Cleans by compressed air, steam, hand or
on floor. 1V.4 Broadway, 421 East 4bU> at.
COE & BRANDT. Tel. 182-SBth-
TRY A. H. KALJIAN-S reralrln». waaß
cleanlnc. storing of Oriental rugs. 410
«th aye Telfnhon* 10S1 — Madtsnn Souare.
DESKS AXD OFFITK niiMTCRF
ROLL TO P
OFFICE
FURNITURE!
In great variety
of sty la and
price.
T O.
£ELLi.W,
111 Fulton St.
RUGS.
~^2!ma^~^ TTAUi sT^ThKIyXn; Oriental
jirfr'SSfJv me connoisseur aid expert re
13' .'. 3 palror and renovator: clshaet
references. 30 East 20th at.
New York Tel. 1031 Oramercy.
STORAOE NOTICES
LIBERTY BTOItAGE ANl> WAREHOUSE)
COMPANY, 43. 46 and 47 West »4th St. —
To Mrs. M. Crut«, Mrs. J. K. Heath, Mrs.
L. L.e»lle. L. C. K. IJlllan. Mrs. a. A. Mis
l>uiiiiM. Mrs. J. J. Myers, Mies E. Muriel.
Mrs. B. B. Button. Mrs. A. Van Wle, Miss
Imlry Williams, Mrs. Sol. Aarons, James
W. l>e«, Mrs. N. Baker. Miss M. M. Phalen.
Hubert Coaxsum, Mr». W. I>. Harr: You
and each of you are hereby notified that,
the time for the payment of our lien upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired, after dua notice thereof had been.
given you. we will cause such property, to
wit, household goods and merchandise.
stored by you or In your name in tha
warehouse of the company, to be sold at
public auction, according to the statutes In
such cases made and provided, at the auc
tion rooms of W. H. FI^ATTAU & SON,
southeast corner 13th St. and University
Place. New York City, commencing Tuei»
<tHV. June 23, HtOS. at 10:8» a. m.. and con
tinuing on every Tuesday and Wednesday
thereafter, at the same, place and hour, un
til all the goods have been sold i.IBKRTY
BTORAGH AND WARKIIOUSK COM
PANY. 43. 45. 47 Went «4th St.
TVPBWRITF.RS
VICTOR VISIBLE. 7» Nss»su »t.; c «ta
loipae free; all makes taken part rxiy
ment; bargain- In Un<J»rwood». Remtni;
i' I.'. Oliveif. Smithy
DRESSMAHXNO AND Mil I l\KRt.
DBESSiLAJ !%•■; by dsy or w««v ;aill«r 8»
children* drassei l»te with leidins city
house Dressmaker, 208 But 21st st.
STEAMBOATS.
pL-iifii St. <;. '-V Morse
1 BUI l.r.^ _, A , l|r ,, n ,, ac it a -«
LINE '■ ■-■' 32. N. R.. foot
of Canal St. «
New York — Albnny p. m.." and *>»'
«<rn 129 th St. «•••"' P.M..
♦'•' dally, Sundays In
cluded. Orchestra. Orlli Service.
riTl7l'"\' l Steamers Onteor*
X I '''. or Greenport leave
LINK' pier 4rt. N. R.. foot
New York— Troy of \v«t ioth St.. at
Round Trip 52.50 *,£ dally, ex -
Round Trip $2.. .0 cept Saturday.
Sunday Steamer Touches at Albany*
Direct connection with express train* at
Albany or Troy for all points. Club Break
fast*. Summer book free.
WISH!! lOTE® UAVLBWE
PALACE IKON DAT LINE STEAMERS.
Lca\a Brooklyn. Fulton St. (by
Annex) 8:00 A.M.
" D»sbro«s*s St. Pier 8:40 A.M.
~ "West 42d St 8:00 A.M.
" West 128 th St 8:21) A. M.
landing at Tonlcers, Went Point, New
bun?h. I'oudhke^psle. Kingston Point.
Catskiil. Hudson and Albany. Dally ■*"
cept Sunday. Thru tickets and bax«;na;«
chocked by N. T. Transfer Co. Eeasy con
nections North. East and West. All thru
rail tickets between N. T. & Albany ac
cepted. Mont delightful one-day outings to
West Point. »whura;h or PouKhke«p«l».
returning on down, boat. Pea'aurant open
If emeT^mw ifowell
J^m.vlnß Desbroeses St. at 1:43 P. M.;
West OU Ft , 2 P. M.; West 129 th ft.. 2:20
P. M. dally, except Sunday, for Highland
Falls. West Point (returning by boat or
rail). Cornwall. Newburgh. New Hamburgh.
Milton. Pougbkeepsls. Rondout and King
ston. Orchestra on board.
All the Way by fo)fni©Tfni[Mi
Water Between |^s||l|V\ I Illrm
New York & ISlUi® U vLUUxJ
Via Long; Inland Sound and the Atlantlo
Ocean. Metropolitan Line Express Triple-
Screw Turbine Steel Steamships
Finest Water Trip In th« World.
Fast and Luxurious Steamships. All at
tributes for safety, comfort and conven
ience. Leave N. Y. weekdays and Sundays,
Pier 45 N. R.. foot West 10th Street. 5 P.M.
Leave Boston same hour. Due either tit/
8 o'clock following morning.
Tickets and reservations at Pier 45, N. R-.
and at principal Ticket, Tourist and N. Y.
Transfer Co. offices In Greater N. Y.
Express Service for Passengers.
Freight. Horses 4 Automobiles.
KfTH © "Tr 1 iTTI fi^l AND points in
ID UU S> U lil» IMJ NEW ENGLAND. |
FALL RIVER LINK via Newport and Fall
• River. Leave Pier 19, N. JR.. foot Warren
St.. daily at 6:30 P. M. Steamer* PRI3
; CILLA and PURITAN. Orchestra on each.
PROVIDENCE LINE, for Providence. Bos
ton and East. Lv. Pier 18. N. R-. foot Mur
i ray St.. week days only. 6:00 P. M. Steamer*
Providence, and Plymouth. Orchestra on each.
NORWICH LINE, for New London and
East. Lv. Pier 40. North River, ft. Clark
eon St.. week days only. 5 P. M. ; Pier 70.
B. R . ft- E. 22d St.. 6:30 p. M. Strs.
City of Lowell and Chester W. Chapln.
NEW HAVEN LINE, for New Haven.
Hartford and North. Lv. Pier 28. E. R..
week days. 2:45 P. M . Sundays 9:30 A. M .
ft East 22d St. week days. 3:00 P.M.
£ undfeys 10:t>0 A. M. Steamer Richard Peck.
For POUGHKEEPSIE and KINGSTON.
from Pier £4. N. R.. week days, 4 P. M.
Saturdays. 1 P. M ; West 129 th St.. 1:30
P. M. For NKWBT"RGH. fron Pl«»r 24.
N." R. : week days, 6P. M- Saturdays. 3
P. M . : West 129 th St.. 3:30 P. M.
CTTNTu AVC 5 From Pier 24. N. R.. 9A. M.
+j>UL<iJHIO {West 129 th St.. 9:30 A. M.
VACATION TOURS
To all Summer Resorts. Attractive trips ar
ranged, all expenses included. Uptown office.
for tickets and staterooms via People's Line
to Albany: Metropolitan Line. all-wat^r
route. to Boston, etc. Send for booklet to
1 MARSTERS. 31 W. 30th al
KEW iIEISSY CEIMTEAL
TWO-HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA. Lv. W. 23d ST.:
— 6f30 7.50, 6.20. 8.60, 9.50. 10.50. 11. 20,
11.50 a. m.. 12.50. 1.20. LSO, 2.50. 3-50.
420 4.50, 5.50, 6.50, 7.50, 8.50. 11-50 V- m.
Sundays. 7.50. 8.50. 9.60. 10.50. 11.50 a. m..
12.50. 1.60, 2.50. 3.50. 4.50. 3.50, 6.50. 7.60.
8.60. 10.20. 11 50 P- m. „
Lv. LIBERTY 5T.:— 1.30. 6.30. 7 00. 00,
8.30. 900. 10.00. 11.00, 11.30 a. m.. 12.00
noon 1.00. 1.30, 2.00, 3.00. 4.00. 4.30. 5.00.
6.00. 700, 8.00, 9.00 p. m.. 12.15 midnlgr.t.
Sundays, 1.30, 8.00. 9.00. 10.00, 11.00 a. m..
12.00 noon. 1-00, 2.00. 3-00. 4.00. 5.00. 6.00.
7.00 8.00. 9.00, 10.30 p. m., 12.15 rntdnight.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Lv. W. 23d 5T. 7.50. 9.50. 11.60 a. m..
1.50. 3.50, 5.50. 6.50 p. m. daily. Lv-
LIBERTY 5T.:— 1.30. S-00. 10.00 a. m.. Vi.uO
noon. 2.00. 4.00, 6.00. 7.00 p. m. dally.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv. W. 23<1 ST.
—9.50 a. m.. (12.50 Sat*, only). 3.20 p. m.
Sundays. 9.60 a. m.. 2.20 p. m. Lv. LIB
ERTY ST.: — 10.00 a. m.. (1.00 Sats. only).
3.40 p. m. Sundays, 10.00 a. a.. 2.30 p. m.
"VIA ALL RAIL. — Long Branch. Aibury
Park. Ocean Grove. &c Lv. W. 23d ST.
8.20, 11.20 a. m., (1.00 Sat 3. only), 1 20,
3.20, 4.30. (5.00, except Sate.). 5.20. fl.3<X
8.50, 11.50 p. m. Sundays, 9.06 a. m., 3-50.
8.20 p. m. Lv. LIBERTY ST.:— 8.301
11.30 a. m., (1.20 Sats. only). 1.30, 3.30,
4.45. (5-15 except Rat*.). 6.30. 6.30. ».0t»
p. in., 1201 midnight. Sundays, 3.30. B. 1&
a. m.. 4.00, S.BO p. m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTS.— Atlantlo
Highlands, Sea Bright, Monmoutlx Beach.
Long Branch. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove,
&c. Lv. Pier 81. N. R., Foot W. 42d" ST. :
—9.55 a. m., 12.30. 310. 4.15 (7.43
p. m.. Atlantic Highlands I*ier only). Sun
days, 9.30 a. m.. 1.00, 7.45 p. m. Leave
Pier 10. N. R. Foot CEDAR 5T. 10.20
a. m.. 1.00, 3.45, 4.45 (8.10 p. m.. At
lantic Highlands Pier only). Sundays.
10.00 a. m.. 1.30. 8.10 p. m.
Tim* tables may be obtained at following
offices: Liberty St.. (W. 23d St. Tel. Chel
*ea 3144). Piers 10 and 81. N. R.. 6 Astor
House. ?45. 434. 13<». 1354 Broadway. I*2.
225. 2SI Fifth Ay.. 2798 Third Ai, 111
West 125 th St.. 240 Columbus Ay.. New
York; 4 Court St.. 343. 344 Fulton St.. 479
Nostrand Ay., Brooklyn; 390 Broadway.
Wlillamsburg. New York Transfer Co. caiL*
for and checks baggage to destination.
"BALTIMORE & OHIO~R. R. ~
ROYAL BLUB LINE TRAINS.
"Every othet hour on the even hour.'*
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connections In New Union tit&tloa.
Washington, with ail Lines South.
Leave New York Dally. 23d St. Llb'y »t.
WASHINGTON. El' per*. 11.60 pm 1.30 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. 7.60 am 8.60 m
"WASHINGTON. Diner 8.60 am 10.00 amj
(Parlor car N. Y. to Richmond, Va-)
WASHINGTON. Diner. 11.50 am 12.00
WASHINGTON. Buffet. 1.60 cm 2.00 pn»
"P.OYAL LTD.." Diner. 60 Dm 400 pm
Washington. Buffet. «.5o pm 7.00 pm
Throutrb Dally Trains to the West.
CHICAGO. PrTTSBURG. 7.50 am «no am
CHICAGO. COLUMBTTS. II. SO am 12 00 n'n
PITTS BURG. CLE\"EL*D. 3.60 pm 4.«) pm
"PITTSBURO LIMITED." 6.50 pm 7.00 pra
CIN..PT.LOUIP.LOUISV^ 11.50 pm 1.30 are
CIN..ST.LOUIB.LOUISV.. 8.50 am 1000 a=i
CIN.ST.LOns.LOUISV.. 6.50 pro 6.00 rm
Offices: 245. 434. 1800 Broadway. 6 Astor
House. 108 Greenwich St.. 225 sth Ay.. 391 i
Grand St.. N. V. ; 34.1 Fulton St.. Brooklyn; ,
West 23d St. and Liberty St.
After 6 p. m. Bleeping Car Reservations
arid full information regarding; trains, etc..
can be obtained at Bureau of Information.
B. * O. R. r.. 23d fit. TermtnaL # Phone
Number. Chelsea—
IE Gil I GOO VALLEY.
Toot of W. 2Sd A: Cortlandt A Deibroa^rsSts 8.
♦Dally Sunday: »7.15. b8.25. e7 45. d 9.4.*5. n."5.25. 15.45.
~ »!Lv.N.Y..A|Lv.N.Y..
Baffalo Kxpress. # a 7.40 a mI *eT M a m
Biiffalo-CtHcago Express. *b9.40 am; •(19.50 a m
Cbicano-Toronto Kvpre»«. # n5.40 pm, *x 5.40 r v
THE RnFFAI.O TRAP *7 55 v M '9.W r M
Tlcltet Oflicfii7~3ns and 1450 Broadway.
I'lßl.lC AKKINTANTS
CKRTIFIED PuPlro Arcoun-- I desires en
ir^Kements In accounting, auditing, sys
tematizing and vpeclal Investigations'; best
credentials- moderate charge. AJ-*'«ss C
P. A.. PostoffW Box 1455 New York.
I WILX. SELL* under foreclosure of chattel
tuurtKage. mad- by John Cosgrove to
Howard & Chllda. assigned to Hu^h J. and
Clarence V. Gallagher. 11, >w owned by Will
iam Koch, at premises 273 loth aye., Man
hattan, on Saturday. Juno 13. ISX>B. at l'>
a. m.. certain chattels and fixtures, covered
by said mortgage. By order of William
Koch, owner. J. Bernstein, Auctioneer.
MORTOAOE BALB- Allan A. Irvine. Auc
tioneer, will smII t>-ilay at D o'eaoeh. No,
78» 10th aye.. Ilorough of Miinhattan. the
fixtures and chattels of a saloon. By order
of Attorney for Mortgagee.
BANKBOOK No. 10!>,B30 of the Union Dime
£avlng» Institution la mining;. Any per
son having a claim to It is hereby called
upon to present the gam* within ten days,
or submit to having said passbook cancelled
and a new one Issued.
BANKBOOK No. 443.722 of the Union Dime
Savings Institution in miming. Any per
son having a claim to It si hereby callrd
upon to present the same within ten days,
or submit to having said passbook cancelled
and a new one I*au<-<1
LOST or BTOLKN.— llankltook No ll>*< «->9
of th,. Emlcrntit Industrial Savlrn, Hank
I'ayment stopped Plea*.- return bonk, to
bank. No. 51 Chambers at.
LOST.— Bankbook No. 504.A16. Hank for
Pavlnns. 2HO 4th me . .\> w York Pay
ment stopped I'lMit return bock in bank.
LOST. — Bankbook No J»l| 217 }-„,, for
Saving* 280 4th are,. New York. T»y
m»nt nx >pj.^l F'lean' r»fiirn h0,.!, ■ > bank.
I-"ST — Bankbook Ye Mf> fl-»2. Rank for
-h i ns!> M 0 4th ii^e , ».> w t^ t v T»v
ment si ippod f -i.«» refurn N">V f O b»nV.
I.O«T . — B»nkb<x<k ?:« pc« 177 P»nk f^r
is--'.p.f» 2-S0 4'h »'•• . Now York. Pay
r..-,_ e•..„-<e •..„-< - : ii_-i r«Un «■.-»■ -j **'■*
FOURTEENTH STREET. .Went of Fifth AvMn*
JUNE SALE
I lEtfEL 1 HOMEY WOt\
FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS
' Are Those in Which Prices Are Cut to '
EXTRAORDINARILY LOW . LEVELS:
1
"Women's Underwear, • Honse Dresses and Neglig^.
Corsets, Men's Shirts and FurniahiML :
Babies' Wear, Women's and Childrwi'i Shoes,
Boys' Clothes and Furnishings, Silk and Cotton Petticcat3,
Women's Suits and Dresses. Misses' Suits and Dresses,
Silk, Lace and Wash Waists, Millinery, Flo-wers, Wings.
RECORD-BREAKING VALUES IN EACH.
Great June Sale Specials
For the Boys
Values to Make a Busy, Busy Saturday
Boys* Wash Scits i -3^
Usually .49 and .69 J *OO
caller and RnssUa Plain and Btrlre4
Cheviots aM other fabrics— llsrh':
and darlc Blue. Tan and Gray— Sailor
collars trimmed with contrastlns color—
8 to 10 yrs-
Great Stocks of
Fine Wasisble Suits
K^ssJan and Sailor. Siirp!'"^ Regulation
ard* Middy styles— 3 to 10 jts.
Linen. Chambray. r":rk.
piqti-. Poplin Madras.
Galatea. Craah. Fercales.
Wlilfe. tan. colors and tar.'-:- *r~;pe« and
checks enib'd emblems on shields, collar
or sleeves— newest collars— ln many var
rletles of trimmings and combinations.
.69 95... 1.49 to 3.98
20 to 50 per cent less than pas* - •-•
el?ewh»re. Those at 69 c»n»s ar* the
Identical Suits others Mil at 3Sc
Wasiiable Norfolk Suits
Double breast or pleat-ed coats —
Knicker trousers — drill, linen or
erash — ar.d perfectly
tailored— S to 16 year*.. 1.98 to 2.9S
Boys' Rough RMcr.Snlts
p-r^rtr Tan Drill— trim'd with red.
blue or yellow military Qg
buttons — special •;»«-»
Jtmt the thine frr ■wmemttßrn r v
■wear a!» they save better clothing!
RAn.KOADS.
June Sale of Hisses' and Girls'
Tailored White Wash Skirts
Union Linen. Ail Linen and Poplin cord? —newest kilt, box pier as!
gored styles — with and ■without bands — perfectly '/.aped and g^sded so
that they will require no alterations — finished, stitched and pressed *>
perfection — clean, snowy, ready to put on — all siz?s and lezgihs:—
1. _ worth I I_. _ For Fkirts I 2 *)ft For Slcirta
f)f) worth lOS worrh 2.9S T,T^
Girls* White Dresses— Lawn and Swiss— 1 MiM-s' ■"- " T* —i •':•! *» «nl I*
High and Low Necks. Dutch mer woar— Lieht falajjl Fiaama*
and yoke styles — prettily trlm'd with plaia an<i errip^s — 'ioi:i:«-breast
Laces and Filet or French Em- beta coat— tat!:i lined— to 'S/.yg
broideries ar4 Medallions trim''!. yia — worth IBJi
tucked or plain skirts — to 14 "y f\f\ jr «„«• Wa^aKe -v.a; and Jassj^r >«Js>
regularly J3.9S *•• Linen. EJnene. EnaUsh B»;p>. etc—
Girls' White Lawn Shtrt Waist dain:y Summer Colorings— raaa na
Ouimpfto— jcked back Bad front— A r tailored— 7OS tO 9.93
emb'y insert — to 14. years res. .&* •^r*' 14 (■> 1^» yeas*.. - ■■■
Great Assortments of Misses* White Dresses
For Graduations and Commencements
Swiss, Persian Lawns, French Organdie. Batiste and Net— ex-1 2.93
quisitely trim'd with laces, inserting, embroideries. flonnce^F ,„
medallions, tucks, shirrings, eta —^jumper, princess and far.cyj 90 98
waist styles — high or square neck — 12 to II yean i * y '
Every dress new, fresh, crisp, snowy — no old stock!
June Sale
Specials
Tiat Fill Many a Need
READ THE LIST
It may contain the very article yon
want, arul would willingly pay full
price for.
READ— CAREFULLY.
Shirts
Women's Extra Size Petticoats —
Black and Whit© Percale — <t*T
deep aara flounces — value .9? *\JJ
Fancy StripeJ Percal- Petticoats
P.ia.-k and white and ttadtng
eolers— d>H-;. sectional flounces — Oft
res. $1.49 »>O
Taffeta Rustle Petticoats^ — Black
and colors — deep flounces — 1 f!|O
worth $!.0S i.vy
Black lateen ami Marcelln* Petticoats^ —
deep, tailored flounces — ]J A*]
usually ?l.f^S 1 •'■i '
Corsets
Fine Whit» Batist*— nsaAsni ">
and extra, long — sjMs • QA
and front elastics — all sizes — f »V *
instead . f $l.tfi* J
Fine. French Batiste— Plain whir* "I
or dainty cold silk with •mb'.l '■
flirurrs — latest models — top ■ 1 .*T>l
finish at nne Val. lace and ' 1 • ■* *>
ribbon — four elastics —
all sizes — worth 52.9* J
Flue. French Batiste. Corsets — "1
plain "vhite or elaborate silk L^l O/^S
enib - d— all sizes— four silk j *•'*->
elastics — worth $t!.!>S J
Washable Waists
Fin« WkMa Lawn and Batiste— deep
pointed or »<i'.iaxo yoißßj of lace arnl
ernbroi>r<?ry— also tailor pleat style*. ,>.
True value $1 49 ••*
Shear Batiste — fancy yokes and fronts
of Point Vents« and Val. laces and
medallions — trimmed sleeves — also
emb'd Swisses in neat styles — t *•
all sizes- rep. J2.«> l.>*
Fine Lingerie Batiste— transparent lace
yoke ba-i< an.l front, with panel and
yoke finish of Point TontM and
appllqued V«nts« roedallions^ — other
models with linen Cluny lace, One
all-over einb'y. fancy Val. and — ,>«,
imb'il medallion*- reg. $*.«> , -•>'*'
Ken's Stlrts
White Cambric— pl«at«J.
tucked or plain besoms —
cuffs attached or dotached— A A
t» ot. make •*»-♦
Colored Nesllgee Shirts —
and merc«rlze>l Madras. Percale,
Dimity and White Crossbar Nainsook
—all sizes— well known $!."<> «7
make •* ?*? *
Colored N*e«li«ee Shirts — Madras
and — light. medium «nd dark —
attached or detached cuffs — *?ft
all sizes— regularly >• ••°
Madras and" Percale full laundered —
Whit* ami fHncy flftured- -light,
medium an<r dark— size* M ta C"J
IS a. not*, l dollar make .. ••'*
Ken's Pajamas— Nl£nt Shirts
Men's Nl«ht Shirts — Muslin rr «."amhric —
.v» »nd M i" -• !"t-« '■•■''ir trlsaa
. .1,.. ia m )•
v* x -0 2S
Re« i*) .44
Men • Nlfhl fhirts — >'\i«iir, "ami"!
Nainsook — • Mb ant without a'crfi
emb'y — all sizes, including estra* *77
"2 — valu»« to H. 20 *{.'.
AItTIOX S.\J,KS.
LOST— II A.VKHOOK.
ORT OOODS.
Boys* Clctk Caps
Golfs ami Eton* — c'»!a col?? v- .j,
and fan^rr mijtar»s — *'j slr«»-l __
worth .43 „}/
°y^w^r Suits v
Worth $3.93 and $4.58 "2.24
i2-pc Kaick°r Troiisers— B to Mytfc
( Tw»e<i3. Chevinrs. kaaaaaaaj) c»i*.
i mere* »-.! II x —.r»3~ 3rowaa, jb-.
Grays ar<t " — *■'•*'•> 'ii aw. ii?
a.-. I -without t«l:s— good unlsfit .:• _
$S.3D Boys* Suits— -» , np ,
Bto iT years J «J.yO
I Hlih-arra'i* fancy Sura=T 'Warjtflli cj
i other •trtefly all-wool fabrtcs. aa ».'i v
Nary B!u« ?er«»« a - ' Worxfrfj-^y,
i br»a»t and Norfolk— 1 1 • Faogaka
t trousers.
EC7S* Trovers
F-r» ; -:--. M — m m '- ■:-'<«--ibiim 1
Cassim-?res. Worsteds. Tsr»ads. dtatitaj
and Corti.reys — nt t".\l-~ ..
♦ toK yrs.— worth .9ajsj 98... .4/
T«dks' Trousers
E»r?es. Hon?.fn:-ins ar.Z CS?viot»— vrf-Jt
' or ou'!3s sr;.!e — 14 to 20 years—
y m Kinds -2.93
IKN kind, — 1.93 j
Boys' School Elacses
. Madra?. Pereajs ChainSray—
r<>'^r<"i Jir-i fimcr— 15
i 3 to 14 yev»— tulus 79 and .»... ••«'
» Jcne Silt Eccssmies ,
I-
WtßOfs nfl CUHM ;
Knslla Underwear
Women's Mas r>raw»r»— ruSe ■•" , a
tucks, mnVj or H- wan •»••• .I»
Cambric Drawer*— ruffes wl:!t eraVr <*_„
j lace inserts anJ tvadizg— rtf. 1 - 3 - •'"•
; C:imbrli- an.f Nalr.sock Corset Ca^rt
j lace anJ ribbon i^r mnXiT— *"* •*• •*■
: Na!n»»k: Corset ifve-s— a dozen
I dainty *rv".e*— rr.anv rrtm-f! rrcnr «=J_.
| back with e:r.by or lace—re* .7? ■ . Oi
Muslin Msht rre, ses _yok» with emb>
' toonta am! tucks or tnefcJ and «' r >»
; ruffle— value .:.» - c 0
Muslin. Cambric ar.i Nainjoe* G""* 11 *"
, s-veral r.'yles. medaßtoM « tto« »nd a*
i fancy atlrchins— WJf. 91-39 .!?••
! Whit* Cambric Sk:rt«— i**? f^i nc? q»
» ■■, Isttor emt>"J— worth SI- 33 — ■°'*
White Cambric Skirts -d-^p foa=««.
almost crtir-ly of late; a:.'O «»5 m ,
tnm-ci-wcrth iZV> '<£
White Cam t-rt-- —circular ft"inc«_ with
*7 lace tr,:"rr!i. tucks and n»w>-
, worth J.YOO *^
i Nainsook Com tin.it:cr.» -Ct!« <-"'^« r
with Drawers <^r Sktrt- Vat lace
and em>"y ir!«-rt«. ribbon run— .^
• r»*u'aj $1.£5
ESjtra size >ft:.*::n Drrw«c»—
I h-mstitohlns anii H. f- ruffe— -;
' value .lt> "
Extra star Kigbt r>r-*»e»— > ok» of ..
i rniVy ani tucks— H. S. ■"' E WK in
; and s;^v»s-va!je .T» ; ; •"•"
di{Urra-a Pr«ww»-"rn:lt of IW
Muslin— ll. S- *<*-i nirlc.*- n^
1 to M yrs.— rfra'a--' v •*» l "
3klrt»^lsW. or emb'y. with «rwttao« -
tucks— 2 t<> 1»> Jts.— res- -55* ■*[
Children-* Cam>r>.c r.own»- rr>nn'«! «*' g g
! IL S. ruffle— l to 12 yr».— rej. *'•.«'•'
Net ■pa
Stoles Cellars
At Specially Lew Prices
MAIN FLOOR. NEW BCXLW*»
NKT rtriMPES— yoke anil «>f ye» of
; ruffloi «>r !rs*rt«,l Val witli irUa - .
Crochet M?«!a!!i. n»-wMte. «J?VS q5
black— B-reat assortment.. 1.9^ t0 ot *~
MARABOUT STOLE:?-* » " ' tr *^"
CH to 7» h.che» l««R- b!ac i- "*' iOO
anJT brown— value* •» «• *' ■" * "
''* r t>> ?ti)!)S- T»Ti
GIPPON' STOCKS ASCOT? •■> v]
COLLARS Val am! PlaW or U "^
•mil 1 In white or dainty ttnt»— .. 2o
Tariety Si sty!««. •
Bsiaty Jewelry tor
June G!r! Graduates
souj OoW j«w*tiad Rißifrlf 100 *.. 4'S
pretty designs— »»lu» 9* "*■
mm OoM B™ *-?' Xl ? I j: r **!?.' '
wishbone, fleur de U- •** »>*"*
or>T (Talnty style*— « 09
yon »2.t» ari»l »2.M
MM M Port CU*in»-curb.
rope and link— 13 H M <">*- 5 ?9
value •mm. -' ■'
Prttli Oo!d l>vli«» «»>"<* <T "^
ghll p^_» u itab!<» for mono- £ ."'
„. mm v.ltl*. »;»■•'»» ;*"* .
P-srl N>ckl»-e«^-«flM b *!2^_ s
«runs on «♦!* f^>* **' ' T! 1*"1 *" 99
bnrtsSMa «n»p — v»Ju» * ! m ••"
All Silk OHM T*a—'2!*'} a i£
h»n4-p«int*(S— W trim r.~ & --
Uc. !a prerty Q ..f^«jl§
aa^»r WlsiM ~T~T ■ **^-^S3P
DHT OOQpa). ""^

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