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COTTO.N ON SLIDE
jforst Break Since Sully Days
Upsets Exchange.
«_«• break J n the local cotton mar
*ZZ?the Sully days took place yester
"* *5_5_00-' when prices tumbled over $3
: *__! _ttCßdli:jr -i-e break have Hldom
** f L__!l€d on the Boor of the exchange.
"s__ft*«r- fou_M desperately to execute
c-ders and the fluctuations in prices
various options were among the
_,__«ir experienced on the exchange.
K___St break was In the July option.
Taewd 13- pmnla. or $0 _j a b*uc
2?. I g _re.r the day. ilarch
tra^ «• viSfe a drcp of 124 point*, or $• 30
•^luTuieo came May. with a loss of 0
* !% c ' cr j*:9 a bait?, and January, with a
•"rf m points, or So 15 a bale. Since the
"Uiiß the market set in two weeks ago
>« to ti:« various options have fallen
l^Tc* a tale, and the end of the move
*_»„ OOf not yet appear to be In sight.
"s_a a^DJr. of the break was _M ava
~- \/ct ceHlnc orders from Wall Street
: ____! utich fed to t&9 belief that the
'-"^'ct tho market was purely specu
f*,, There were no news developments
■^account fcr tl'.e violent clump ia the
-- k«L -cporU from the South, continuing
SVor a generally bullish character.
m th« latß afiernocn th*re was ■ slight
r»Ur. ™* ich c* TTiei F r - Ccs ' J P BOrne -">
Isln-'s fro=i the bottom, but the market
2_iiad » a thoroughly unsettled condition.
rltii th« net losses ranging from 5 to S7
:
- .-Cerr Orleans. Jan. :4.-Or.c of the worst
sharps in the history of the cotton taivn
tridir.? was recorded here to-day. F'ices
'cf Cc oid crop <!Miveries broke soon after
Ibl" lsaJcbcoa hour in a mest sensational
r.£T.r.er. and within a skort time were from
is to V.C points do-xn frcm the high levels
cf the day. a loss of about S3 SO a bale.
Within less than half an hour's tradlnj
tterr was a break cf So points, prices
ogjx&Bas siray as rcglsiered on the sales
b-'ar i f-'r:. ' to U points at a tirae. Al
most three -a. pound, or $15 a bale,
lo's-er than the highest levels of the season
rere the prices established. The cause of
tht break *2s generally rejardsd as wlth
cut cspiazatior.. Large traders. Including
fomir.ent So_iera b_ la rrbo recer.tJ:
« eftt to Xew York. hnv« been taikins ver:-'
fullishl". It is knowri. however, that a
ro-verful 'Jear cliqus has trained it* cuns
'cr. this bull factor.
*•- The decline started in N'exr York and fo!
lorv-ed .1 period ct Quiot trAdlns, ia which
"lB« market had taken en a steady tone, a
fa<:t which led the bulls to believe that
liquida-.ien from their side was about over.
Bt>dfienly,"tb« sellinc started, and in a few
minutes' tfane the marljct was in a state of
rcroi-panic, with long^ cotton being thrown
orerlicard by the thousands of bales. In
the last half hour of trading the decline
Tis checked by profit takins by the b*-.ars.
They bought heavUy, and 'he result -was a
rfacticn at about 30 points, or f!SO a bal^.
ateapMsi. Jan. li. — Factors and SPOt
cotton holders cf Memphis have refused
to sell cotton at a decline exceeding
cne-quarter cent. As the Memphis quo
tation co— rruttee was unable to fix prices
a'J c'jctations "rare wiped off the ilem
phis Cotrcn Ercfiange boards to-day. TIM
rock of ?ctton in Memphis Is in round
f.gures r00.t)50 bale*. The tripin? out of all
(jactations is ur.parsHeied in th.c history
cf ti-e eschange.
COACHMAX WILL LIVE
}Un Accused of Millbrook
Crime Sticks to Story.
,__i-«..V.c C ; -... -3»— T..ii» Jar*. Li— Frank
I . £_STstraer»i, :;e ccacfaman for Barnes
Coiton. cf iliilfcrook. v:'.\o attempted, to
I «■_:." suicide by cutting tl« throat yes
f «*_;- after iliss Sarah O. Bryrr.er. the
[• CespiTS nurse, had cscn fon::d <£ea_ Cro_»
t£2£#u!at:or.. Is dcir.? Tj-e!l st Vassar H •--
tftl KHlay. Dr. Henry G. Eugbee. super
rtesaest of cfce hospital, said that Sch«r-
probably voold rscover. TjM
K4t±_ar reeelTftfl the- most careful treat-
EEtt at the hospital.
Schsraer.-icru had recovered co rapid!"
*"'-i" the day that tov/ard ill lit
C^ef ilcCatt informed that he could
;.iileiy uUi v.iih him. The chief went to
■?iii» bedtlie cf the prisoner in Vassar
Hospju. ar.d pressed hira with qtiestlons,
tat «■" unable to get him to make an;
-___■_ cf guilt. Schermerhorr. rppeated
is declaraticr: of yesterday that he s_rw
<&«£!, tie Japanese butler, en the
■taafl* Hiss En'Eer and aftsr-srard
«*w hlr: leave the house rrlth a bundle
«_4 »HJt fiou-- the road. H<s stuck to th:s
. fcsry in spite- cf the police officers sharp
c-ericr.Lr.g and seemlnjr unmindful of
:ts mmmristengy compared with his at
■—*"■ 2t siilcice and his repeated declara
__■ that Le would raiher die '-han go to
JS3.
McCabe said after leaving the hospital
-"£t he is as certain us ever that Scher
iX'fflWßa committed the crime and was
k concerned in It. The butler has no:
-••tta arresieJ, ar.d is not «\en under ■&_■
7 District Attorney Mack ami
caerUt To^-r.se^d share the chiefs opinion.
to oem oi the att^niants at the hospital
*B« nlsbt S^riermerfcorn asked for aorae
I'tbr.g- T-iih which to kill himself. In one
g tM sd;.oirUr.s wards it his wife, who is
' 52F?? 1 °- the Charge against her hus
?—£• Mrs. SeUermtrhom has beer, under
at the hospital for severai weeks.
District Attorney . Maci said this morn
'"•Scherrr.-rhcrn :s the guilty man. V, -
•SET! fcraQ fl *-& stolen silverware. He
c::r.t have bidden it in the hay. and it
JJSOBM take a year to fnd it. We expect
t-tnrer.ora to recover, and when h»
t?* s ? - c """' probably tell us -7-h^re the
•irver li."
P SENTENCED FOR MURDER.
FtUoTrliig hia plea of sruilty of murder
_B» B*con_ decree Mar .da Wong, a
"^rs&axar.. tr&s sentenced -y Justice Goff
r*« t: ;6 Crirr:;na3 Branch of* the Supreme
-5521 tsT -*^a7 to not less than twenty
*I™ 1? and -'-'- thac r.is natural life
'• *<*?%■ Slrg - Gn Ju! >' n - Vcr '^ shot and
I &L«- Lnk Wir.% the Chinese Vice-Ccnsui.
•-^" O'jtaice the letter's office, at No. 18
-£2?*' a 5:a 5:- after the latter failed three
U3 *s to -" i -n-cri: for TTeng.
SAN FRANCJSC MINING STOCKS.
Francisco. Jan. li.— The official clos-
quotations for mining stocks to-day
'6r«: as follovrs:
20; Justice . . 20
i_2_ Cod -l Kentucky Con ... 15
C?! 1 2T. La-_y v.ash Con... .18
er i.20 Mt-xieaa . 1.75
i?T- i Belcher, r. >4 . Occidental Con 25
Ra£& 2l!Ophlr 205
IrT^' 0 * .(J5 Overman 71
P Ca= p otcsi oa 2«3
trZT/ S3i ■-••age 55
Ir^.^* l.*»:£ar Belcber 12
Ir~ S2 & Va ••■ 1-TSi Sierra Neva<la. . . 78
| r ;J^i ai p*rUl ■>* -'■ Louis ...... OS
™(i£™ ,*sg* 1.17 ' Union Cor. 01
K?>,^s! «.T:tAh Con 13
-"*!* ft XarcroM Tenow Jacket .. 1.30
'-^■* ia;
" fr^— - — — £91L-S AL E^
7?F?- Partitions telephone booths.
m-« ' w <7*:r». wardrobes, rr.;rro s. wall flxt
■'.. -..'•■ ' ■■ ' -■ s - -.o s P-INN
- •» T>H 'rnn>'ln m*
PUBLIC NOTICES.
CONTRACT «*.
- EDCCT.
•'u^**^?--? 1138 ertU I* received by the
|e~2 ' A Y.' tcr cs >pply. in Room 910. 299
SJ°7 r ,« N *' t York vr -' n ;1 ■*• 3*- * D J * a -
Lbj-Z.- r * iu - ior Contract «S for the coa
iSy^,"^; '" ** Vfca ' leel &P* siphon*, consist
t » inches and
SnlßßMi * l * cil «« nominal in*; js diameter. en
*,-°H? coicrete «nd lined with Portland
WmESfJZSSX* aKgregatirg i.t miles: also
"ca^-v-,^'* c " I"* *iu«*iu';t m open cut and
■«t*tert£?S* or • ".-anti-cover aqueduct.
lS; : « k *-b?at ZU) -,«. . The work in
■*«si wLw-r ' Towu, of Yorktowo, Mt. Pica*.
■ - City of Yonkera.
TC% k Co - nt y- N*» York.
-JtimSr ii« o^, tn T d and otace th« bids will
•<; "' •'";•-<; ar»d read PamphleUi con
of r bidders aEd pample'.*
««-iirac t cr) ''">n can be obtained at Rooni
•=a o* -;„ JJJ aii<lr«ss by depositing the
Tit SmSL dollars <«">> for *»eh pamphlet.
i 2^(!£» " W P»«icalars im ißCensMsS for
;'.'.. H^ * 8EX82!.. I>re*«<!^!it:
Ma^UHteCH A ?^S A. 6HAW.
•sta»lsi«^ feH A w
j * «r<i or Wacar SuppfT
STOPS WATER PL AX.
Injunction Holds Up Pipe
Laying Under Kill Van Kull
Trenton. N. J.. Jan. Li-Vice-Chancellor
talker to-day granted a preliminary in
junction against the Hudson County Water
Tffompany restraining it from laying pipes
under the Kill Van Kull for the purpose of
supplying Staten Island with water taken
rom driven wells near Belleville. The com
pany claimed a right to lay the pipes under
a riparian grant made by the state to the
Guffey Petroleum Company and a license
obtained from the Secretary of War.
Vice-chancellor Walker, however, held
that the state is the owner of the lands be
tween high-water mark and the boundary
line between New York and New Jersey,
and that the provisions of the river and
harbor act. empowering the Secretary of
War to grant a license for the placing of
structures for making excavations under
the tide waters of th« United States, Is a
mere regulation for the benefit of commerce
£hd navigation- j
The Injunction will have the effect of
preventing the Hudson County Water, Com
pany from carrying out its contract to sup
ply Staten Island with water. Under a de
cision of the Court of Errors and Appeal*?,
sustaining the constitutionality of the
Bacheller law. the company was prohibited
from diverting the potable water of the
state, so a large number of wells were
driven at Belleville, the purpose being to
send the water thus obtained through pipes
under the Kill Van Kull to Staten Island.
TANNING COMPANY CHARTERED.
[By Telegraph to Th» Tribun.;.]
Wilmington. Del., Jan. 14.— The Argin
Tanning Company, of Xew Tork, with a
capital of $1,500,000 was chartered art Do
ver to-day. It holds important patents
Two of the QUALITY ADS.
IN TO-DAY'S
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
HELP WANTED.
Male.
TAILOR. — A rood custom tailor on men*
coats. 308 Bast 28th St., third floor, Boom 17
Female.
OPERATORS (experienced preferred) on
ladies'^ muslin underwear; good pay; stead.r
work; Singer machines. Apply all week,
Lo_t« Ba«r. 11 Wa«hineton Flare.
HEAD THE OTHERS AND GO TO WORK.
HELP WANTED.
Male.
CANVASSERS.
New Newspaper Premium
Proposition.
Ferx=a.nent «mp!oymesst, with guaratn
feed salary and carfare paid weekly, and
liberal commission ia addition. B<st
cUer in tne city far experienced n«w_
pij:er, Book _:,_ in_4_r!r.r: men who are
tcapted to <a» *nd factory or hnuae
te-hooar fork: five orders a day will
earn P&.60 per week. Call between 9
a. m. and 1 p. m.
William H. GUTELIUS.
Room 323. Tribune Building. New York.
ACCOUNTANT, thoroughly exr>ersc-nct>d man, for
special out-of-tor.n trade; $ls per atk and
expenses. Mi?hiiU (Fcsit!cn Broker), Flatirtn
Building.
A j._. '." - ■■ ■ ■ -.-. - our teas, coffees and spices.
experience act necessary; buiid up a business
or roar own. Call or write Bums & Reed. 208
Hudson it. ..
AGENTS— .v«w 25 c£n: aioic)<j; our- patent; large
prcCi 2 cent etaajp for .-.-.all sample. Spe
cialty •;-■.. 27.-. Broadwa*
AGENTS— Best real money maker in ICew York;
interests yatmc and old; sells quick: raa_f< 12; V
sa!es day Oa &■ 02 pusrle. F.ocrr. 2JS, 1779
Broadway.
AGENTS to inrrcduc« incnev maliinff article; $3
to $5 per day. _a_satoa Laicp Wick Co., 2Z5
West 37th et.
BOOKKEEPER for drygoodl house; must be
tbcroujrily experienced: saiary to start $25-
SSO. Call. HlghlU (Position Broker^, Flatlrcn
building.
BOY wanted to call and deliver orders; steady
fcsition; most hart references. 101 West 14M
?t.. lauTifin'.
EOYS loffice). W to Is years, for b__k. avammi -
tchcol graduates. National Employmens E:»
r.ars- 47 West 423 at ■ -
CANVASSERS for retail tutter and egg rocte
crew work, $2'<) dally. Apply Monday, 7 a. m..
F. W. Smith. 197 Re!<! aye.. Brooklyn.
CANVAt'iEHS 1 10). hustlers, M n-._i<e 5.~5
•weekly under <iur guarantee system se'.'.in^;
teas and coffees. Apply 348 West 43th st.
CANVASSERS wanted to sell arc lignt carbons;
liig commission. Call Thursday and Friday.
Oorton i- Furst. (1 Nassau Bt. _________^_
CLEI'-K-.S, you::? r.:ea. tot bank; on* or two
years' bank exr.arience; ISO National Employ
m*nt _ccfcance 47 West 42d st.
CLEIIICf. young rren, for bank: must have had
one year's ar_ ..-xperience. National Err:p!oy
dm f _chax_e, i" Wat 42d st. _
COUPLE — French, German. English; $50-SOS.
Wiruhrcr Bureau. ,V, West SBth st.
DAIRYMAN — Private estate; no farming; milk
lr.p aV;ut Fix cows; 553 monthly, without
rraintenance. [rwln's Bureau 77 West lltli »'.
Dis" r RICT MANAGERS — con
pas;-, extending old established business.
■waritE" enenr< tic hontst men to control new
territory. "Creamer, National Casualty Co..
ISO • «Hau st. __________
DO'TTORS Thr^-i a««!s:ar:' doctors, for night
operations. Call Sunday at 11 a. m.. H. W.
Marten. M. D-. ?J ~tuyv«eant St.
DRAFTSMAN, architectural; *13 to start. "Write.
stating experience and references. Lord &
3urah2m Co.. Greenhouse Designers and _bun
faeturers. I: vinc'.cn-or.-H.^-'-".r!. N - Y^
DRAFTSMAN, experienced In Saying out ice and
refrigerating plants. National Employment
Szchange. 47 West 42d st.
EXPERIENCED LAUNDRY BOY wanted, with
references. 101 West "4:-i-: st., near Lenox 3ve.
FIVE young Diis:ne»r men, honest and energetic
to start in the advertising department of a
ere-* newspaper. CaJi -or interview. Room 421.
TribiTn*" _•■!'. v.:.r after 2 D. m. .
GOOD " CUSTOM TAILOR on men's coats. 309
East 2Sth St.. 3d floor, Room 17.
JANITOB wanted, small family, to take care of
fiat; part pent allowed. Inquire 359 Welrfleld
st., Brooklyn. __i_
_iX>T to" acH as^ assistant manager, with the
abi'.iry to sell ■-.■is; sa'.arj' according to abil
ity. 473 Trercont 3ve.. East.
jIEN-Whv not go In moving picture businaes?
Outlay small; license and position guaranteed.
Consul; Taylor. 51 West 28th st.
'VOMEX-- >re you out of work' Weald
you Mke to be own boss, make $3 day? 610 tfth
,
MEN tired working for ouiers. let us start you
In business for rourselves; strictly legitimate.
ManagT. Room 907. 277 Broadway.
OFFICE ASSISTANT. 16 to 20; bright, neat.
"r.uick- state age. experience, snlarv and refer
tn'-rs. *A<ldrea3 Employer. Tribune Office.
RENTING MAN— Ex'-»i:ffl'. opportunity for man
■iv'lth ability, Rt«kinx adv-aoe— Mßt, Call after
noon a? Boot:; 57 (C-Uimias). Hudson Tiimmai.
10 Chureb st
cTi"e"- : m W to rell arc light carbons; one who
'"' understand* th« business; commission basis.
Gortcn ,v Furst. 71 Nassau St.
■<\LE-MAN. Leslie's Weekly; educated, deter
"'niired- over 21; permanent position: $30 week
ly. Call' after 2 P "-. Room 33. 31 East 27th at.
VV i pcjjaK — jjaccessJul t»lllug secrets; practical
nian'a reeulM; making *10,000 yearly; will help
j-ou: b*>k 25 cents. 6. D. Lindsay, 315 Madison
aye. . - — . — ;
cTrF^VAN" on cnminlaslon, to sell oontractcrs"
faA^, A m vldnTty of New York. G. W. Cole.
Inc. 80C3»«wat-
rrvSqil A ' exper-.enced loose leaf or of
trt riystim: ccmmlselon. $25 per week draw
ing account. National Employment Exchange.
47 tiv.« 42i ft. .
cTi'f «ES' (Two) for the automobile business;
^9 fur«.lebed; hustlers wanted for high class
work r.oow 4W___J7» Broadway. .
FN . w the O'Ncli ini«ld« tube pro-
SttSS<r»SI.WW &• Protector C, 820 Broad-
'iruM i V —^qiiainted with big shirtwaist.
& '^, L f::« ard infants' wear houses, for hand am
■^T-T^vTF'' :^-^ve regpectable naleamen. on a
tAi-c* 1 -- j3 r and commission
JFJtt£* "it^* H. W. Marten. 31
to so on bo*~»5" Wintiror
ffi West ttth st. ' •
liTficra-or and foxing utitcher. j., lin
rnnH ™» ««n«» at - Brooklyn.
— — -r^Tlf-n^PHKH— Good opportunity for r we!!
;«t*n )•"<•"» n-an- lar C e mercantUe hou,-;
?i | MlßMll «Pocltlon Broker). Flatlron
-"piPHER general Off. L e * :..
tjrEN-MSB^^ir^;.^. inr Brooklyn
XEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. JA_\TARY 15. 1910.
for the preservation of leather and leather
goods. The incorporators are August
Kllpstein and Alfred Lichtensteln. of New
York; Ernest C. JKlipstein and Edwin J.
Haley, of East Orange, N. J. ; George D.
Hal lock, of Plainfiald. N. J. ; John Henry
Hurlbutt. of Stamford. Conn.. aad H. v, .
Davis, of Wilmington.
LOVE LAUGHS ONCE AGAIN
Angry Father in Vienna Consents to
City Hall Wedding Here.
Love had his laugh yesterday at the lock
smiths who would put up the bars at the
Narrows to separate two young people of
his acquaintance. In the City Hall of New
York, with an Eilis Island matron for one
witness and for the other the shipping; re
porter of one of the New York German
dailies, aiartha Gaertner and Keinrich
Fritze were safely married.
It began in Vienna, when Heinrich. not
yet tw«nty-on<?. was musical critic for the
"N"« uc Freie Presse.'* The young woman,
then eighteen, was the daughter of a Vi
ennese Jeweller. Heinrich came to Amer
ica to seek his fortune, and at the end of
one year sent for his bride. She was not
unwilling, but her father traa.
So Martha fled by night, rushed by rail
and steamer to LJverpooi, and caught the
Carmanla on the morning of the very day
her father reached that city in pursuit.
His abjections were cabled to the consul
here, trho protested. The. girl was held
for a week at EMs Island, while her lover
kept the wires hot with argument. Yes
terday came word that the father had re
lented, and a matron -went with the young
person to City rfall, saw her safely wed,
and then took her back to the Island before
she was turned over with bag and baggage
to her handsome young husband.
HELP WANTED.
Male.
TENOR for city church. 5700: also bass. $430.
VVabatar's Choir Sxcaaatfa, i.io sth aye.
-TENCVRAPHER and assistant bookkeeper:
Sis. National Employment E-char.ge, 47 West
42d et.
STENOGRAPHER, for largo bank downtown;
about 21 years; S7O. National Employment Ex
change, 47 West 423 st
LV'O CITY SALE-MSN wanted by manutact
urer; exclusive territory -will be giv«»n pood,
capable men; splendid futures. Room 721, Trlb
tn* Builditm:.
UNEMPLOYED— Why not so m moving picture
business? Outlay small; instalment plan; po
sitions procured free. B. _ H. Moving Picture
Co.. M " v ».«i 37th St.
WANiED — Representatives to sell t>.o Twentieth
Century Ed'tior, of the Standard Dictionary;
fresh leads daily and liberal commissions. Call
between 0 a. m. an,; S p. m. at Tun;. _ Wasnalls
Co.. 44-»% Ea*t 88d et.
WANTED boy to -irorlt in «hop. 60l
Pea - it.
Female.
A GIRL —anted in ofnos to ansrrer telwphore;
53 par week; matt be Christian Tribune
Bulld'njr, Room 1,25."5. ■ -
ATTENDANTS, te;r.aie. for strictly private
sanltarlnrr. near city; all expenses paid, per
manent positions irwin's Nurses' Registry 77
W«at lith et.
EOOK FOLDERS — Some girls to learn: paid
While learning. Edward McWhood, Binder 75
JClin st.
_OnK_OEEPI_R- -Youn« :a-y. H5. National
- Bxchanca, 47 4_d «t.
CANVASSERS earn 916 weekly; call and t)-.ev
Win teach you hew; out of town write. Harris
Co.. 1g541 g 54 tid aye.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS; several
wanted nt o-ice; $20, $2.. $23. Albany Bureau
20 East "C:; St.
COOK, who can iio all kinds of cooklr.g. bait;-r..
desserts; city references. Ja:quin's Bureau.
fft£ 6th av<?.. near ."-'th 6t.
ENTRY CLERK — Mutt be experienced; Christian
girl rr.ly; SS. with rapid cement. Call.
Fl«!e Dlch! Exohange. 90 Nassau st.
EXPKRIENCED cutter and pattern maker on
Indies' naists; state reference and s_;arj'. L.
-J.. Ri-'V H. Tribune Office.
FEEDER on ruling m_-hine. W. H. C. ■'■•■ . 497
Pearl st.
GENERAL HOtr-ETTOBKERS, Us! Wlnthrop
Bureau. 65 West Sfith St.
HOVSETWOIvKER — A vtty competent girl ii
wanted in a nice family of ttur>« adults; wages
520. J _;quln's Bureau. 602 6th aye.
HO "fEWOHKERS. city and country places.
1-2 i 25. £30. wentsd at once. Albany Bureau.
20 East ">3l st.
NURSES — Institution, near city, for tuberculosis
patients; ?2J monthly, with maintenance and
laundry, Irwin's Nurses' Reglsir;.-. 7" West llt_
et.
OPERATORS on flags; also on" white goodsT
steady posiitcas; good pay. Annin <_ Co., 101
Fulton st.
SOPRANO for city church. $700; also contralto.
|400. Webster's 'choir Exchange. 130 fith »ye.
STENOGHAPKER, $6; position op_n . r^al es
tate, 23t^ ■C . pond chance for bright si-'--
Call immadlataly, Slat* Dlehl Exchange, 09 Nas
aau st. ** —
WAITRESS: — First class; unexceptional refer
ences required; wages $30. first class family;
city. Call, Jacquin s Bur-au, 602 6th a.ye.. 33th
tt.
WAITREfSES, city; $25. Winthrop Bureau. 63
West 38th st. .
WAITRESS. CHAMBERMAID; $22. 525; city.
Wtnthrop Bureau. «35 West ;:Sth M
WORK WANTED.
Male.
ACCOUNTANT. EXPERT.
desires engagement opening, closing or balanc
ing bocks. Auditor, Bom 5, Tribune Office..
AitTIST. si"! LP'i-.R, firs; class designer, dec
orator, best reputation, r^rersnees. requests
orders or somebody who could recommend In
b";ter families .1 Andre. 1207 Lexington aye.
BOOKKEEPER. — Yonns man; six years' experi
ence; knowledge of stenography; well recom
mended; moderate salary. Address A. Fischer.
327 East 16th at.
BOOKKEEPER (assistant!. — Ased 17. operates
Remington or Underwood typewriter; accurats
at figures; salary moderate. T. H. ilia Decatur
st. Brooklyn. _____
EOY. high scnooi graduate, vocal student, wishes
employment half time, or in exchange for room
or board; references. A. Barber. 218 West l.'.th
Et.
BOY, 1«, wbo ep«aka both French and English.
wishes position where advancement is sure.
I_in<_r9. 14;; West 47th st.
CASHIER and CREDIT MAN— Past ten years
with iarge corporation; Al references. C.. Box
43. Tribuna Offi.-e
CHALTFFEUR. — Scotch, expert driver and me
chanic, 12 years' experience. 7 years' private
references; seeks situation: private, anywhere:
toured Europe, France, Italy: moderate wage.
Napier. 1 ~\*, Webster aye.. Yonkers. N. Y.
CHAUFFEUR.— KIngIe, temperate; five years last
place; Pierce Arrow, Buick; $50 per month and
board: go any distance. John Boland. 721 Lex
ington aye.
CHAUFFEUR OR BUTLER.— Light colored; in
private family or doctor: anywhere; willing.
n*»*rul: refr-rt-nec*. Alfred. 14$ West 31st st.
CHAUFFEUR.— Does any one want a first class
chauffeur, machinist? Five years' experience;
strictly sober, obliging; best references. Chauf
feur, 145 West 03th st. ;
CHAUFFEUR on private car or truck; good ref
■—£??"'''•'*■_ Fred Welsert. 947 fltli aye,
COLORED MAN.— Respectable; care for Invalid
or eirk man; honest, sober; experience nurse,
hospital training Major. 244 East 13Uth st
COMPANION.— By well educate i man. good
reader first class reccmmendatlons; no objeo
tlon ;,, travelling. M. W.. Tribune Office.
I»KPIOXER duo DRAFTSMAN (Mechanical).—
Young man. experienced in autonutle ma
chlaen desire* position or patent otTlee work;
r*-i>ren.:ea n. It.. Box 2g. Tr;h-;na i')ffl-^i.
DRIVER. — Colored; single or double; under-
Htandi shipping; moderate wages- reference,
jgjj^. rare of janitor. 2*-*9 Witt BSth_st.
OFFICE BOY. 17. experienced, where there la
thance Cor advancement; two years' expert
*r-co; excellent reference. Isador Irving Adler.
j^Kj ■i.dover aye. _______
W.-..VTKn._piuia. as office r,ny : willing, honest,
reliable- good beginner -is stenographer and
tvewnter; use 17. Thomas. Room 708, <iti Bea
ver «.. city. _____
Watchman or CARETAKER.— Uy single man;
would take charge of engine and sump water
to houw also tako care of automotlle; best per
►<ina! reference country preferred. J. X.. care
Of Bra.'y. 53U Sd ■ ■■?.
"S'OL'N'CJ MAN. 15; at anything, with CWWW of
tdvaaeemenu AJtcrt Wallaco, 110 CbrlsUJpter
WORK WANTED. I
! Male.
WOnK of any kind, by strong young married
man. lor a moderate salary; has references as j
to honesty, willingness and ability. Address M. :
Stevenson, _G5 Woodward aye., Ridge wood, j
Brooklyn. ■ - ' <
L'iiErLti MAN. — By ycuni? colored man. in pr l - |
vate family: two years' sth aye. reference:
eovntry preferred. George, cars W. Scott. 3 I
W>Pt 33 th
YOUNG MAN 22, wtsiies to represent" manu
facturer in West Virginia. Ohio and Pennsyl
vania; salary and commission, best reference*.
B. M.. Bos 22, Tribune Office. - -
YOUNG MAN. 20. at any office work; know*
commercial arithmetic; willing worker: Can
furnish best references. A. _■ R-, Box 40,
Tribune Office. :^.*:'.; :
Female.
COMPANION' Or MANAGING HOUSEKEEPER. ;
— By capable woman, of refinement, about 46; '■
references. Address Room 407, 13 William St..
care of Clarke. . _____
DRESSMAKER. CUTTER ANITYITTETR.— Ele
gant gowns; quick worKer; wishes work in I
private family by day: $3: city or country; ref- I
erences. Madam. 149 West 131_t st. __ j
STENOGRAPHER.— Cp-iCKdate American Birl
wants position and wants It Quickly; Rood ■;
value for money. B. M.. Bo* 105. Tribune Offl-a. [
STENOGRAPHER. — Young Christian woman. I
at present employed, desires to make a ;
change; proficient in taking dictations, rapid i
typewriter, coed education and able to furnish J
references from present and past employers. J
Steno.. Box 25. Tribune Office.
STENOGRAPHER.— By young lady, of culture
and refinement. A.. Box 20. Tribune Offlca.
YOUN/G LADY. 24; e°od f!srur»r r " ambitious ; Al '
references, M Kanalcr. 418 Weft 40th B».
OOMESTIC SITUATIONS "WANTED.
Male. " i
BUTLER- VALET. — English Protestant: first j
• !a*s; four years' excellent references; $30-J<JO.
city or country, industrial Association. Inc.. 0
Etist 42d at.
COACHMAN'.— CoIored; understands rurnac« »nd
housework: twelve years' reference. Johnson.
3.*5 West .%4th st.
COACHMAN, tv;th private family: city or coun
try; married man; best r_£er«ncV. Joseph
R.Us. 340 East SOth st
COOK. — Chinese: ia family, bachelor's apart
• aient or country; good references. B. C, Box
24. Tribun* Office.
COUPLE.— Geiman-; cook, laundress; butler, us<>
fu:; would Co entire work of family; e,_e»»ll<mt
t«ferenc!s: city or country, Industrial As&oela
t!on. ft East 42<1 at.
FARMER. —Sober married man. on f«rm by year
cr stocked farm or shares; capable of manag
ing larsw farm; best referene*. Calvin Petty.
Jlorrisville. Perm.. H. F. D. No 2.
GARDENER (.Head or Supftniit^ndo-nf>.—
married, 32; 15 years' experience In first daiss
establishments: understands the management of
£reenhousfg. flower gardens, etc.; able to. uandla
help to b«»t advantage: also understands poultry.
sickle and farming: first class references as to
ability, etc.; dlsenglKeri wh«n suited; wages e_
pectciS, S7O to 575 ,'tr month. A. V.'., Box 273.
BernardsvlHe. "X. J.
GARDENER. — sin>.-!»; Is looking for a place
: where attentix - ene?s and ability are appreclat
eJ; German by birth, age 3ft. PAUL. 42 V«s»>7 st.
GARDENER. —Ma. no ramil;*: middle aged;
thoroughly conversant with the care 0* a pri
vate place; 5 years with but employer. James
Elliott _ Sana, 42 Vcßey St.. New Yorß.
GARDENER.— Head, superintendent ; thoroughly
experienced In every branch of the profession;
under glass And all outride work. Address Gar
dener. 33* West sßth st.
GARDENER. — Married, Scotch, small family, is
looking far a place, can furnish reference as
to abilities; expectations moderate Wilson.
rare Of Elliott's Seed House. 4_ Vesey at.
NURSE, masseur, companion or aK.ndaru, col
lege graduate, wttbat patient; agreeaMo pres
ence; reliable; best city references. Lee, 21*
East 13th st.
Female.
COMPANION. — as ue*ful com
panion to invalid or elderly lady; goo 1 se^er;
highest references- Address Miss ml, SS Mart
l?cn iv".
COOK.— Young, Swedish; excellent COOK tairer.
etc.: best references; friend excellent cham
bermaid; $25. Osterberg's Bureau. 716 Lesiag
tonavo. Tel. — Plazi.
COOK and LAUNDRESS— CHAMBERMAID and
WAITRESS. — Ey two Finnish glrla; bast of
references; wages $20 and 522. Weid f s Bureau,
■'"-4 Columbus ay». Tel. 7<?ft4— Schuyier.
— GARDENER. &c.— Elderly couple; m
home or Institution; wife plain cook, husband
ste%m, gardener; experience, good reference.
Connelly, 701 Washington _:..
COOK. CHAMBERMAID. &c.— glrla;
cook, good baker; other chambermaid, waitress;
both competent; highl--- recommended: city, coun
try. Tel. 102S Plaza. Morrow's Bureau, 721
Lexington aye.. corner 58th Bt.
COOK and WAITRESS. — Lady wishes position
for two mai_e. cook and waitress, whom she
can thoroughly recommend as competent; to
gether or singly. Mr?. Richard Barnum. 120
West .-.Trh st. Hotel St. Hubert. \
FAMILY WASHING and Ircning by month.
week or dozen, private house: open air drying;
will furnla'd best refarence«. 332 East 72d st.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.— Strong young girl;
good cook; wash and Iron: very best refer
ences. McCallum Bureau. 130 East 20th st. Tel.
STO6— Madison
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.— By thoroughly r«
spectabla white woman; highest references;
wages $25. Address Competent, 157 East
125 th st.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.— By a Scandinavian
girl, in small family; wages, $20-$22. Ras
mussen's Employment Bureau. 722 Lexington
a*-». Tel. [57W P!a:a. "^
GOVERNESS, companion, or housekeeper; Ca
nadian; fluent knowledge French, German; ex
cellent musician: highest references. W., Miss
FitzGerald't Bureau, 503 sth aye., dfiti'ance- 42_
st.
KOU3EKEETER. — capable American woman;
thoroughly experienced in hospital, school and
institution work: excellent references: city or
country. M.. Miss FltzGerald's Bureau. IOC 3t_
aye. . entrance 42d st.
HOUSEKEEPER. — For bachelors or elderly
couple; middle aged woman; refined. excellent
references. Call cr address _. '£.■ , SIS Trinity
ay*.. The Bronx.
HOUSEWORK — General; strong, young girl;
good cook: wash and Iron; very best refer
ences. JlcCallum Bureau. 130 East 29ta st. Tal.
£70e— Madison.
hOUSEWORKER.— By Finnish gir'. bast of
r*f«rences: city preferred. Weld's Bureau. 324
Coiumbut aye. Tel. 7SDJ- Behuylat
KITCHEN3IAID, USEFUL MAID.— By young
Swedish girl; plain cook; experienced; speaks
EasMsh: good references; wages $_0. c-tci
berg's Bureau. 716 Lexington aye. Tel. 1053
Plaza.
NURSE. — jttsnda nt to invalid, by young peas
ant Norwegian nurs>: well experienced: thor
oughly trustworthy. O. G.. Osterbersrs Bureau
71 15 Lesingtor aye. Tel. 1033 — Fla'a
NCRSERY GO\'ERNESS. — German: speaks
French; will take charga of in.- Or two chil
dren: city or country. G. 5.. Miss FltzGeralcTs
Bureau. SOS .-- L h aye . entrance 423 st
WAITRESS.— By first class Swedish g'rl; thor
oughly competent; best references, friend par-
Jormaid. Oscerberg's Bureau, 718 Lexington aye.
WAITRESS! flrst class: best city reference- S3O
Rasmusse-'s Employment Bureau, 722 Laxiux
ton aye. Tel 5734 Plaza.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER.— Youne Swedish
woman, very good cook: excellent reference;
in bachelor's apartment, to take entire charge
Sampson _> Nelson's Bureau. 412 4th aye. 'Phone
1S«P — MadlaCT; Square.
WORKING HOVSEKEEPEP. — Danish, young
woman, -xishes position in bachelor's apart
ments: excellent Cf>ok: first class references.
Hansen. 24*? Fan* Sfith at
FORECLOSUR _ SALES.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK
Counts'.— Arnold S. Furst. plaintiff, against
Carmine Altieri and others, defendants. — In pur
suance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sate
duly made and entered in the above-entitled ac
tion and bearing date the 10th day of January.
1910. I. the underslsnird, the referee In said Judg
ment named, will cell at public auction at the
Exchange Salesroom. Nos. 14-16 Vesey Street, in
the Borough of Manhattan. City cf "New York,
on the 3rd day of February. 1910, at twelve
o'clock noon on that day by Samuel Marx, auc
tioneer, the premises directed by saiil Judgment
to b<» soli and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land.
situate, lying and being in the Borough of Man
hattan of the City of New York, in the County
and £*at<» of New Ycrk. bounded and described
as follows:
Beginning at a point on the northerly Bide of
133 rd Street, distant one hundred thirty-seven
feet, six Inches westerly from the corner formed
by the intersection of the said northerly side of
123 rd Street with the westerly side of Amster
dam Avenue; running thence westerly along sa.vi
northerly side of !S2rd Street thlrty-sev*"u feet,
six Inches: thence northerly at right angles witl.
133 rd Street ninety-nine feet, eleven Inches to
the center line of th- block: thence faster!'.'
parallel with 133 rd Street thirtv-**ven feet, six
inches; thence southerly at right angles with
133 rd Street ninety-nine fe<-t. eleven Inches to
the point or Dlace of beginning.
Said Dremlses being now known by Nos. 007
to 509 West 133 rd Street. Borough of Manhat
tan. New York City.
Dated New York. January 10th, 1010.
PATRICK J. DOBSON. Referee.
FTJTLST & FTTR^T. Attorneys for Plaintiff 'Jl3
Montague Street. Borough of Brooklyn. New
York City.
The following Is a diagram of the property to
he sold. Its street numbers are 307 and 50»
W«>Ft 133 rd Street, Borough of Manhattan. New
York City.
The aiiprorimati amount of th* lien or charge
to satisfy wh.l. h tlie above described property is
to ba said Is $8,003.33. with Interest theraon from
the 10th day of January. 1910. together with
costs and allowance, amounting to $303.20. wltli
Interest from January IQUI. 11)10. toeethor with
10" expenses of the sale.
The approximate amount of the taxes, assess
ments and water rates, or other liens, which are
to be allowed to the purchaser out of inn nur
chase money, or paid by the referee, is $010.11
and interest.
The premises will b« sold subjoct to a prior
mortgage of $37.5«J0 and interest thereon at the
rao of 5H% per annum from June -'1. IWJ.
Also subject to a prior mortgage for $4,500 and
Interest thereon at the rale of 6% per annum
from June 21. loufl t on»-tialf of which affects
the said premises. Subject to covenanu and re
strictions contained In Liber 2274 of Canveyances,
at oaife 411), being covenanta airainst nulsancts.
Hubject to any slate of facts which an accurate
aurvev would show. Subject ul«» to anj- 4»U
nlcioal Department violations, if any ' ' /icrc be,
or an;- 11* fi«-nd>:ns tiled to snforce the some,
luted Y.tvi York. January 10th, 1910.
PATRICK J. DOBSON. Raiare*.
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
I ROLL TOP
OFFICE
nuuusuaa
fr irreat -.-a-- ot
■t7le and price.
T. G. TUTTif*
til Fultrrn ct.
HETIHIXG. — Sale ofllce furr-..tar«. bookcases."
ehatrs. <S*»ks every i desdlytlcn. ALFRED
TIGAR. IC4 WHlfam st.
RESORTS.
>£.H JERSEY.
SOarSiboroucb'Sknbefm
The Leading Resort Ilonse of the World
Particularly Attractive Darin;
• Atlantic's Great Winter and Spring Season
<Exteii>]iD_ from DECEMBER to JCNE)
Th« house holds 1100 Guests and has 400
; private baths, each with sea and fresh
i water. Whlt» service In both American
j plan and a la Carte dining Rooms. Ex
l quisite music Golf. Rollins Chairs. Thea
i tres. Ownership Management
j JOSIAH WH7TE _ SONS COMPA?Tr.
BAL.EN HALL
rioTE_»SAN AToRI UMc««
Owing to our Tonic and Curative Baths, our
Elegant Comfort and Exceptional Table and
Service, we are alwnys busy.
F. _. VOlXfi. Gen'l MaJia«er.
New York Office. 1122 Br«a<ltray.
y/isT£R a\y? 4T »fLtITI- city »hs oeus^tfui
HOTEL DEMMl3diro=tl7 on the o=e«n front,
is always opsa aad 13 an i.ie*l n-)Ti» for the
Winter guest, WALTER J. B UZBY
HOTEL MORTON
VIRGINIA AVT.., X_AB BEACH,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Open all tUa year. Fine table. Suites -with
private bath. Handsomely furnished. perfect
sanitary arrangements. Elevator to all floors.
Special rates for winter. Capacity 250.
Mrs. NT. R. KAINES. Owner and Proprietor.
VIRGIN LV.
OLD POINT COMFORT.
HOTEL CHAMBERLIN.
THE COMPLETE TEAR-RCCXD RESORT.
Golf. Tennis, Boating, Danc:r#r,
Military Drills. Naval Manoeuvres.
The modt r_agnific«nt sea water swimming pool
in America.
A COUPLETS STST__I OK MEDICINAL
BATH?. RECOMIIENDED BT EMINENT
PHYSICIANS.
Reservations and all Information at Hotel
Chamberlin office. 1122 Broadway, 'phone :aT2 —
Madison Square; or, address
CEO. F. ADAMS. Mgr.. Fortr»_i Monroe. V*.
GEORGIA.
* HAMPTON TERRACE '
AtTGCSTA. GEORGIA
Most magnificently furnished Winter Resort
Hot.l in America. Idea', winter climate.
Unexcelled cuisine. Splendid orchestra.
IS-hole g«lf course on hotel grounds. New
automobile roads. Write for booklet.
Now York Office. 2SI Fifth Ava.
V _
NORTH CABOmI
HOTEL
R____SPPiii&l^ Capacity 150.
n&y Or K3WSJ«r-h. Spring. X. C.
Iceal Health- and Pleasure Resort. Hunting
Grounds (10.000 Acres) Guides. Entirely New.
Every possible convenience; select table; R*d
Springs Water < curt-s stomach and kidney
troubles). $2 up daily. Booklet.
NT. T. HENRY PRICE. Mgr.
FLORIDA.
ONLY SUNSHINE AND CONTENTMENT
OX THE EAST CO » ST OF F'ORIDA
INSTRUCTION
For Both — City.
THE BKRLTTZ SCHOOL OF UMUM
MADISON SCItfARE riltS Broadway)
Harlem Branch. 343 Lenox aye.. above 127 th it.
Brooklyn " -I* Llvlncston Street.
SSO RTtANCHES IN ALL CTTIE3.
Pupils hear anil speak the new laogua.o ex
clusively from the first lesson. Trial '.-_-.soa»
fr»e
For Boys and Young Men — CMar.
BERKELEY SCHOOL I
FOR BOYS.
I 72d Street f_ West End Avenus
i
SCHOOL agencies
A:_r-ii«-»i» ana l'b.*cuii l«_vaer>' Agency.
6upoi!^B Professor* Teachers, Tutors. '.„?.
>rp.esses. etc.. to Colleges. Schools and Families.
Apply to Mrs. M J TOT"yr,-FTT.Tov
TYPEWRITING AND TYPEWRITERS.
"~_l_2tS_K TYPEWRITERS, all makes: rent-
Iw^nie* * d - * 3 month: 8100 machines, $13
imsSw&Ti *" 0: « months" rental allowed If
,il -_»'-*. purchasrd Typewriter Rales Co .
qgSCtt. -* b Cortlnndt St T»l Ifl^a Cnrt
"iUnrUI II m 0 ALL MAKES. $10 to $50:
! 1 HPW ! I II" HN rsated - bcu«ht. reralred.
I 1 LII ' I I LilU Bads T. Co.. 79 Duane 3t.
VICTOR VISIBLE. .a Nassau St.; catalogue
free; all makes taker. part payment; barsta:n»
Jn T'n.ierr P»mington». OHve— » t*h«
CiR 3 ".T CLEANiNG
N. Y. CARPET CIE4O. WO^KS
Oiae6l. L-itjasi, _iosi Modern.
437 AND «a WEST «TH ST.
Tel. ■•OJ^ 4BU3 — Bryant. Established 1357.
W H JORDAN' EDWTX |.EVT~!_
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.— Cleans
by compressed air. steam, hand or on rioor.
ira* Broadway. 421 East 4bto St. COS &
BRANDT. Te! 132— -38 th
BOARD AND ROOMS.
FIRST CLASS accommodation; private family;
handsome rooirs; electricity, tiled baths: best
table- home comforts; imlependance: near Broad
way subu^ay^_modorate J^slJ_^Vsst_l4Sthst I^^^
WEST END AYE.. STB. corner 103 d st. — Fin^t
location New York, block Riverside Park.
Drive and subway express and surface cark;
beautiful furnished rooms; pilvate baths; tele-
Dhcnea; euperlor taM". *•
LOST— BANKBOOKS.
BANKBOOK No. 464.737 of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is micsing. Any person having
a claim to it is hereby called upon to present
the same within ten days or submit to having
eaid passbook cancelled and a new on* Issued.
BANKBOOK No. 511.041. of the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing. Any person having
a claim to it is hereby called upon to present th«
same within ten days or submit to having said
passbook cancelled and a new one Issued.
BANKBOOK No. 320.487 of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person having
a claim to it Is hereby called upon to present
the same within ten days or submit to having
said passbook cancelled and a new one issued.
LOST — Bankbook No 502.-29, Bank for Sav
ings. 2SO 'th a.ye.. New York. Payment
stopped. Please return book to bank.
LOST — Bankbook No. 682.344, Bank for Sav
ins'. 2Si> 4th !\v,».. New York. Payment
stopped. Please return book to bank.
LOST — Bankbook No. 027.477. B_nk for Sav
tni?6. "Jl*i> 4th aye.. New York. Payment
stopped. Please return book to bank.
LOST. — Bankbook Nc. 724,243, Bank for Sav
ings, 2SO 4th aye.. New York. Payment
etopped. Pleaso return bcqlt to tana.
Bankbook No. 8t>5,723, Bank for Sav^
Ings. 2So 4th aye.. New Tork. Payment
tOBP^I PI ease return book to bank.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SAVINGS BANK depositors will iearn of som»
thiiiß to iheir :mmediate ilnauctai advant_^« by
addressinn Depositor. Box 42. Tnbuue offlca.
ABOVE ALL COMPETITORS.— Satisfactory
dealing. Prompt cash payments for cumplete
libraries or small collections of m.ace'.lanf-ous
literature can always be obtained. HFXRY
MAI. AN. *1 Broadway. Telephong. 3900 Broad
_- NOT OF SUMMONS.
SUPREME^ cCI'RT OF THE STATES OF
New York. New York County. — Summon*. Ac
tion for Absolute Divorce. Ge-orge Joseph Plain
tiff, against H*len Jo*«ph. Defendant.
To the above-named I'efendani; You are here
by summoned to answer the complaint la Usls
action, and to serve a --opy of JO ur answer on
the plaintiiru attorney within twenty days after
th« service of this summons, exclusive of tie
day of service, and in case of your failure to
appear or answer. Judgment will be taken
against you by detault for the relief demanded
In the complaint. ■
Dated N*w York. F«bniary loth. 1009.
JOHN WII«UAM SMITH. Plaintiff ■ Atto-ney
1C«-IO« Fulton Street. Borough of Manhattan
• New York City-
To Xl*ien Joseph. th« above-named Defendant-
The ftiiegelm sximmons l» served upon you by
puolioaTlon. pursuant to an order of Hon. Charles
F. Mac Lean. one cf the .Justice* of the Ptiprera*
Court of Cie State of Now York, dated ,v,^ Suth
day of December. 13C0. and filed with the coin
plaint In th«» office of the CTerk of th« County
of Xew York, at th« County -.urt House, m
said County. In the State of New York, ou the
7th I>»y o* January. ttno Yours, etc
JOHN -. mam SM,TH. Plaintia's Attorney
IM-10S Fulton Street, Borough of Manhattai'
New YTk City. • - --
BUSINESS CHANCES.
IF PAR-IT WITH SMALL CAPITAL will owl
/ at Room 233. Knickerbocker Theatre Building
/%IS West SOth at., they will hear something to
their advantage.
A T A GREAT REDUCTION, printing of all
kinds: w« can aavv, you so%# Johnso s n Pre X,
g_oca»*or» to (Mi --less. n_ FuUoq St. X _
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*" THE f&jß § ■■_■ MM £■ LARGEST VESSEL
STEAMSHIP ill 11 k I 1% ■__ THE WEST rXDEM.
STEAMSHIP «■■ %^ Im I H^ )_■ THE WEST INDIES.
21 yeari' experience in arranging and conducting cruises «n_ar«a «fllcl_nt !
■na|Hß«nt.
ALSO CRUISES TO THE |1 JL Ska Oil Q/\
ORIENT AND SOUTH f| A I?! D W PC %4 —
?:r..i for Illustrated Bccilet AMERICAN
■ LINE
41-45 BROADWAY, HEW YORK
HAMBURG AMERICAN
CRUISES DE LUXE
AnirilT FROM va >l«<*«r_ >afrt T Devices <V,Trol*»». *=.>
IIKIrnIT NEW YORK London- P«ri*-Hambar«
UniLllll JAN 29, 1910 S. S. AMERIKA gfi
Rw . Q riiiPllllllTl l"-°0f» Leaving New Tork. Feb. 12. It A. M
»y 5. 9. .IRtiiHIIAn TONS. tcnexcell*! Bltz-Carlton _ la. Cart. Re_ta_raat.
80 D \YS <53<>5 UP Gymnasluia. Eec Bath*. El«««or. Palm Garden.
■_r 1- ■- .. " — JCraf Wai der_ee. Jan. 13.8A3f ; |?er.nsytv^a. Feb. 13
111 POT llinifA >p «£ Grant. .'.'.'.'.'.'. -Feal SlTKats'aAui.V.Mcai
UlLv { All JI L V tAmerika Fee. l_;»P Uacala. >lea. It
f f Is, 0 I illUlC-0 f Hamlmrs attract. •Omlta Plymouth.
By s. s. moltke - -■ — Italy **? r d£ Nile
16 and 28 Days $85 and $150 Up nzScaSn'tVSln
-^'-'---g.v'a.,-: m " EEDITEBBUE2N SERVICE .
jk ■ s> a Tie »B**ndid, Urjs st-jaasblpi!
Smith flmprira CINCXVN'ATI. Jan. 20. lv A. IT.: RAMBTBG.
A Illliri U iTIMI IP#] Fe& - 15 - iljrch 29: BVTAVI™ Slorcn & ■»„.
UUUII nlllUl lUU :or Gibraltar. Na^ii* and G-=o* J-vitli o-vc±
" ' """ ___ _ signal calls at thm Asars» aad aiad«tr* L>l-
D.. c C OI IICnUCD ia.SOU i-.'ls>. Excellent conn-ct'.oa with ■! earn eta «C
BY «• *» BHI-Untn TON-. Hamburg *■ Anglo- American Nil* Co.* aer
rrmn V V Jan — 19T0 vtcea up the Nlle tlirou S a EGYPT.
81 DAIS * " r'f»C'P«Q.!t«l IP - TRAVELLERS* CHECKS ISSCEC.
51 1/AIS tU3 1 SOOIJ \j Jr Tourist Dept. ror Trips E»erywner«.
HAMBUKG- AMERICAN LDTir. _i-4j Braadway. 3*. Y.
WHITE STAR LINE
Orient Cruise 1 italy.^egypt
» • Tia V.ore«. -l.i.i.'in Gibraltar Al<iera.
S^l a ■■ • •"*** Largast ffliieiaan in to* Trade.
.S. Arabic 1 geltic cedric
Sailing January 20 a ™* 2. jiab. is. Feb. »
73 Days— s4oo ana up , ROMA-Vir J3 _ ». to ai*so=_»_
73 Days— s4oo ana up K mc mL*.*******
... _ ... .^ , , , CKETIC Jan. » Mar 13
AH Expenses Included . } canopic jut. 34; Mar •
© _3x*g^gtca.x^ra,y y Jfexir Yorl_.
__s______B TH_ S. S. aCs_s_Ba-B
BLUEGHER
SAILS JAN. 22, 10 A. M.
0>» A FLEASURE CRCISS TO
South America
C ALLI>Cr AT
WEST IMOIES
BRAZIL
AREENTiXE
URUGUAY
CHILI AamxßE
STRAITS OF MAGELLAN
B|DAYs^ t^ v r $35Q±
V I COST FBOMV ¥W< »—
A limited number at pass«ngar« will _•
tiic«n to so_ft of the ports an route.
Send for booklets and Information.
HAKBUHS-AHERIGAH LINE
41-45 BROADWAY. N-.W YO3X
&U 3 I UI! N£W EMGUMO
LONB ISLAND SOUND ROUTES
FALL RIVER LI^S. Via. N«-rport and rail
River. Lv. Pier 19. N. R. ft! 'War-an St..
week days and Sundays, 5.00 P. M. Strs.
PRO\aDENCE and PRISCTLLA. Orcltestra. ca
each.
NORWICH LINT! Via N"e-v London. Lv. P!»r
40. X. R.. ft. Clarksoa St.. week days. 5:00
P. M-: Pior 70. E. R.. ft. E. 22d St.. *30
P. M. Strs. CHESTER W. CHAPIN ani K»W
NEW HAVEN LINE. For Xew Haven. Hart
ford. Eprinßfleld and North, week day* only.
Leave Pier 23. B. K-. 3.i» P. M. Str. RICHARD
PECK.
Tickets, staterooms and Information at City
Ticket Office 171 Broadway, near Cortlanit St.
Telephone 5121 Cortlandt. Also at N. Y.
Transfer and Tourist Offices and at Piers.
CLARK'S 12TH ANNUAL CRUISE
■pi Feb. 5 to April 19 V
TO THE ORIENT
By S. S. Grosser Knrfaerst
THE OXX.Y ORIENT CRUISE THIS V.LMEK
Under the Able Management of
FRANK C. CLARK.
Seventy-throe days, Including 24 days t_
Egypt anil the Holy Land, costing only £400.00
and up. includlnr shore excursions. Hotels, etc.
SPECIAL FEATURES: Madeira. Cadiz. Seville,
Alsiers, Malta. Constantinople. Athens. Rome,
the Riviera, etc Tickets good to stop over In
Europe, to include Passion Play, etc.
Europe-Obcranxmericau Tdurs. $270 up.
FRANK C. (LARK. Hmn Bltlg.. New York
EXCURSIONS,
Delightful Tours to
FLORIDA
NASSAU AND CUBA
Tickets jootl to return until M»y 31.
Parties ■will leave In Jan.. Feb. and Marca and
visit tne masniilcent resorts at St. AuguaUne,
Ormond and its famous beach. Palm Beach.
Miami. Nassau. Cuba, etc Business am and
their families and ladies can see all Important
points without waste of time, travelling under
escort of experienced conductors the entire rouad
trip, and being relieved of every care.
OTHER TOURS To California.
Kico. iiardi •"•:•■' a Carnival. Japan.
Around the "World. Hawaii. Europe, etc
Railroad ml Stctun»hiD Tickets everywhere.
*-enU for book, mrnf lonlngr taforaatlon demred.
RAYMOND i WHITCOM3 GO.
"25 Fl'th Ava.. New Ycrk. TeL 6270 Madison Sa.
Boston. PhltadalpMa. Ptttshurg. Chicago. »tc.
SURROGATES' NOTICES.
fs PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner C. Tfcomna. a Surrcgata of the County
at New Tort notice '.» he»«by given to »11 per
sons having elalmn against Henry H ftoitn
Into of the County of New York. _ecaaa-«f. to
tireaent the same with vouchers thereof to tfc«
subscrllwrs at tnelr place of transacting laalaiw
at No 2tl Broadway, ta th» Borough of ilachat
.-.„* CMS of New York, on or be fora tte fsv«a:y
fourth day of January. 1010.
Dated New York, the sixteenth day or July.
IDOL HENRY H. ROGERS.
JOHN W. STERLING.
FARMERS* LOAN ANT> THC3T CO..
WALTER P. WIXSOR. -
/ Executors.
JOHN A CARVER. JAMES M BECK. At
torneys for Executors. S3 TTa.ll Street. .-•-■
ou«!i at ila__ia.itaa. City or New York.
T'ME TABLES. '
REGULAR SERVICES
AMERICAN LIME *""Sit**
—Cherh««-r_ —^.mtianipton.
St. Loula Jan. IS •Cceaaic Jan _»
Philadelphia. ....Jan. 221 New York. »"•». •
*W_Ue Star st^user £rcn> Pier 48. N. R.
DCn CTA3 I Ik! From Pier 14. SJ. B-.
RED STIR L!ij LV
Jfew York — Aafrwerp —^Paris.
HEW UIkOTf S.T UPLaH
SATURDAY, JIN. 22. 1 1 A. ».
Glas* endo«eil Promenade, ■ ■— sn.l • Caf".
I-onsct;. Elevator. Orchestra, Shop, ffin fci—
: Laplaad (new). Jan. 22.ll am ! V_d«rlaad. .. Feb. f>
: Ftniand . . Fab. 2;2»<?laßd Feb. 11
WHITE STAR LIME S«/__J« a.
■Smm York— <3«i*»nstown — LiverpooL
i Baltic... Jan. 22. 2 pm:Laarestic >_•»» . F I *
Plymouth— >*— H>s— «— ■
♦3t. Louis. Jan. 18. 10 ami Oceanic Jan. 23
1 tPbil*de'.pila_Jan-22. 10 ans t?fe~r Ycr*.— Feb. •»
' ♦Amertcaa Line ateanaar tram Pier 15. N. R.
NEW YORK St ITALY 5. SuYPT
Boston xo HALT C! CUirl
Via Azorw. Madeira and Gibraltar.
• Romanic. Jan. 13, Feb. 23.
Arabic, Jan. 20. Bpacial Alexandria Ba!iia_-
Cretlc. Jan. 29. Mar. 12.
Celtic « 20.904 Tons,, Feb. 2. Mar. 19.
Cedric C 21.033 Tons Feb. 19.
Canopic. Mar. 24. May *. ■
PASSENGER OFFICE. » BROADWAY
OUNARO LSNES
I From Plan 51-52-36, Nort_> Rrcer. 3 A. U.
Liverpool Service. CsLJtnc »t F!a_c__r<_
Sooth tTale*.
Quickast B&3ta to LmSm a Cor -
tU Flsh^xord.
Wednesday from New York
Monday in London
MACHIT A>IA— LC -rTA-N LV
__.-_ =•■ Fastest StaamsJilys A2cat.
Sail "> -:.:■•*■■.•"•
Wireless Telerrapn. Snhmartae St_r_us
Lualtania Jan. 19 j Mauritania Fefc 9
Campania Jan. 23 1 Campania .... Tii. ■
mhrta, . Fab. 21i;mSria . Fa©, 23
Tfl IT M \1 f TH3I:E SSTCIXL, CKBB.
10 i i all Carmania & Caronia
a r«ii»T' Misnt2ceat New 20.C00-Ton 3tr»,
£ fPYyI Jan. 22— Feb. 19— Marca ?tr«.
LQI J T Jaa, 23— Fob. ift-March •>
U L U I f I Via Azores. Xadaira.
L Gibraltar.
ALSO TWO SPECIAL CBCI3T "S *•
SAXOXI.4 TO IT .__.-_. Feb. 5— Mch. XsV
Ur.NGAHU>-AMERKA> >t_t^ ICK.
To FICMrX vt* v "
GIBRAI.TAR. GENOA. XAPLS3. tai_:*TX-
Carmania.Jan. 22. noon P___onla Feo. 13
Eaxania Feb. 0. nocn! Caranla. . . Feb. m
Travellers' checks issued— sood e-errwhara.
THE CO'ARD STE.UISHXP co lid
21-24 State St.. opposite th« B»**ary.
NORTH QERJiM LLOYD
L—.-J-. Fast aad I__rarloma Twte-g«-r-w
Express ana Passenger Steamsaipa.
I Equipped w:t_, Wiraleaa i Sabaaai run *\gz*ia.
PLrMOCTH— CHEKBOrEG— BBIMEf.
SAILING OF THE
PRIBZ FHIEDRICH WILHELM
POSTPONED TO
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20.
Express Sailings Taeaday. at 10 A. 11.
Prtaz Frt«_. Wm., i K^la«r Wsa. •■'■■ ',' '•- »
Tbur.. Jar.. ». ' Kaiser Wmihr Gr._tar *
KronprUu Wai. Jan. 25 1
BREMEX DTBTCT.
Twt--3<-rew SaUlns* Thursday- at 10 A -
Zleten Jan. 271 »O. V«'ashti:stca.3"st. M
Roan Feb. 10!Rheia Mar. 3
'Calls at Plymouth and Cherbourg.
GIB NAPLES — GENOA— ALGtEBS.
Mediterranean sa. inn* Saturdays at 11 A. M.
•Berlin .newv.Jan. 23! K. AiMrt Fe*. V»
t<3r. Kurfuerat. .Feb. 51 Bart at— sa .....Fai». J»
•Omits Algiers. tOriaat Cruie*.
Independent Around tie World Towa.
Travellers" Checks good all over tbe world.
Apply OCLRICH3 & CO.. General Agents.
5 BROADWAY. NSW YORK.
Mardi Gras X
AMERICA'S Jr %
QUAINTEST ,_#!,_, AA
CARNIVAL
\i>V*.' ,^r Boom* Trip
ft 1»1 nc? >_a^ Including board os
Uncoil) ship ta New Orleans.
Feb. ,^r S. "Antilles'*
Ol - lA.MO Tons
SHI X ; New York Fab. 2nd
J^ Southern Pacific Co.
Broadway. New York
BED 0' i in? i "- HH «• :i b^
nS.ll U kllin l-'^rry. B'klyn, at nooa.
For saa Juan. P. it., us Guayra. Pto. Cabtasy
Csracao sad Marxcal^o. vi» Curacao.
Phltadelphia Jan. i.VCam.\i« ...Jaa. Si
Ko; La Guayra. Curaca* «sd MaMMßlk*.
Ma.raca.ibo Jan. SS.Zullm . . F*S. ft
Sup«rlar Accojamocation* for l-Jiiaas-r*.
Sl *" IBLISS.l BLISS. DALLSTT * CO.. r ""
Ceo»rat Manaeerm. H2 Wall at.
Z COOITS ro< >;> TO EC ROPE
•a*: th* PA^IOX PLAY at ObTataaierga^
r:i - COOK •; SON. 213. i9i B'way.
U» arartlson Ay».. 5« gth Aye.. New York.
I Twin Screw Steamers for Bermuda
A. E. Ottt»rtirlgga A Co.. AM**-. 29 B*~»ay N' T.
•rrR,\VKT_" a booklsf of winter trips to »r.
resort* Mailed m* on r^icast. | BH
Tnr->:- SI W. •<>• • -;• \ 7
LOST AND FOUND.
some PAPERS iUSSIN'O CONCERSINQ CT*l
max Mine. Artrcna. Kindly retura 1 1 JohUftja.
Wood a. iU>s«rs. -s W;.;i *».. Neir IMS
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