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AGREE OH POSTAL BANKS
Republican House Caucus Settles
Question of Deposits.
-QMPROMiSE ADOPTED
Local Banks May Keep 65 Per
Cent — Bnle for Considera
tion of Bill.
v (From The Tribune Bureau ] j
-rvwhiisttm. June L-Th« *****
-«nt*-3 or the House in their caucus ~m.
evening reach as aciLi— » on a postal ;
savmss bank bill. After a long discussion
t v. e vrp^land amendment to Section '•" ,
voted dotvn. and a compromise amendment.
offered fcv Representative Davidson, of vus
rensin. was adopted. This provides that j
<r.f Fovemrnent may utilize H per cent ° r j
the funds. that 5 per cent shall he Kept }
as a reserve ■,■ m per '•- shall be kept i
ia th" local banks. .. j
Tne committee bill provided- that 4.- |
per cent of tne pcatal funds should he
retained in the local depositories, that G*i
per cent micht be witMrwra by tne gay- j
eminent and that 5 per crnt should - held
m a reserve Mr. • land's amendment
provided^ that 7T. per cent of the funds
«hou:d remain in the l»ctd bsr.kF. the cov
ermaeat to have the rt«M to withdraw- 3J
per cent. It aJso provided for a 5 per cent
r*??errc.
Follo-K-ins tlw adoption of the Davidson
-•emprcmise. which dispos<?d of the only ■
Eertoos difference r«»?ardin? the bill, the .
cuicns took np tte Question of a rul-. con-
Pldertes the p-oporition of limitin? the j
<*=bate to Sve hours on a side.
It -«a- flna;?jr decided to instruct tl:« .
remmitte* on Rule? to frame a proper ral« :
?c- On ccrsideratior. of the till by the j
House- I
K€prsser.tati--» Sou*h-"lck. of New Tork. |
«J dis^a-tiFSed the Davidson amend- I
rr.ent and left the caucus.
The resolution adopted, whlci -«-af pre- j
tented ty R^preser.tatiT.? Tatrney, follows: !
Besrfved. That the postal savings barik
V'u c^-eH on by this caucus be ana tne i
is bexrty adopted: that tbe s*.m" be ;
-er^rted by the Committee on Fostofaces
xrd Post Rca-is, ar^d that It is the sense ,
rf this caocos that a rule be reported
frcrr. the Committee on Rules for its con- j
la tht Hoase.
R.rpr»_sen*at:ve Southvick. -vho bolted the
caucus, denounced the bill as radically j
•o-iallstic and declarc-d his intention to ;
Sljjht it on the floor of th«* House-
GOOD WORDS FOR NELSON
fefegro Charged with Murder
Praised by Teachers.
r,. a. Rsetmik. principal of the South
Hi?h School, of Cleveland, vras 3 witness
yesterday at the trial fca General Sessions
of Wiiliam Nelson, the nineteen-year-old
negro, indicted for murder in the first d«
;rreo, W. Bourke Cockran Is defenci-
UnUl two year? ag? Nelson was a pupi!
in - the high school. Mr. Ruetinik was ac
ccmpanied by his assistant L F. Patterson.
Poth cam? to New Tork at their mn ex
rcr.se to help the negro boy secure his
Jreedcm.
Charles A. Nesbitt. secretary of the Com
mercial Travellers' Life and Accident In
rorance Company, of Cleveland, and Mis?
E. c. Leggett. now a teacher in Erasmus
Kail High School, also testified to Nel
.-"n"e good character. Ml?s Liggett w*s
Nelson's teacher in the Cleveland hi?h
school, •where he was the only negro stu
dent-
Neison is i h-irged M-itb having killed
Clatuftf Humphirers, another negro. A?si.«J
ant E>TsTri<-T Attorney aicCormiCk placed
ii\ iuwses on the stand earlier in the day
%<■ prove that, -when caught by Patrolman
Kaf!»-rty. the defendant had two revolvers
in his possession^ Police Captain Walsh
rectified that Nelson said after his arrest
-.hat he "had no regrets," that he "would
do ih<> same thing over again" and that hi
•n-a? "ready for the elt-ctric chair."
Nelson suid on the witnes-.-j stand yester
day that one of the revolvers -wa.* drawn
on him by Humphreys and picked up bj
him after be fired th<? I'atal shots and be
fore he ran away from th? scene of the
crime m the Carolyn Laundry, in East
±Sth street. He ?aii his word- aDout th«
electric chair were prompted by his feeling
of remorse for shooting Humphreys after
r.e discovered that the '.atter's revolver v.a.
not loaded.
•I felt that 1 would no disgraced becauw
I had killed an unarmed man." said Nel
son, "although he drew the revolver or
ire srsd I did not knoiv it iva? unloaded."
Both sides trill sum op to-«iay. and th<
ea.-e "ill wo to the jury.
BOROUGH SECRETARY NAMED
L?o Arastein. Yale Man. Selected by
President McAneny.
i^oo AmFtein ha.s been appointed borougl
seorctar>- by Eorougli President McAneny
at a salary of $T).->X> a. year. This place haj
been open since the tirst of the year, muel
of the work attached to it being done by
the president's rrivate secretary. Mr,
Arnstetn will pay partieuWr attention tc
Ti.s work of the Borough President in hi;
capacity as a member of Lhe Board ol
£ttimate.
Graduated from Ya'e in ISK, Mr. Am-
Btc;is wa? for ten years general manager
cf :h" Nathan Manufacturing Company
at No. S3 Liberty street. He is rice
<;:«irnian of the l>oard of trustees of Mount
Sinai Hospital and a member of the Ya!«
ar>d City clubs. For some years he ha*
b«»en acti»^ly engaged in working for bet
ter laws fnr th<* protection of labor, in
cluding employer*" liability and child laboi
Uws
MOTOr COMPANY TO EXPAND
SI 4.000.000 Said To
Br Part of Morgan's "Trust" Piar..
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FOri LONG iSL^NO TRACT SIGO.CO3.
Forcer \:.v.^.i StituJ Heca;o: Tl?onuJ«
"r^'r.-.K-r. of 1.-e.'.^O, baa bonsrbt \hv'R. C
F>'d j ro-er:;.- ,at Great Necii. LoiiS isi
. ... ;.-. J v.-:;; «--.-.;.-.t r. ::oase -.hi-i-t. li:'.
»s*ii«c cwiulsrs •' about ;i*K;er» a.-.c?. .^.iri
:^ii - Larjic: :■'--:.►-• ' •:• 1-^-S fslir^
»v^!-<1 The r»-t>t«:rtv vs.afc r'^ld Tcr a.aout
Only in These Five Pianos Can You
Secure the Famous Pianola Itself—
Steinway-Weber-Steck-Wheelock-Stuyvesant
Do not confuse these two widely contrasting terms —
**Player Piano" and 4k Pianola Piano."
On the printed page, they look somewhat alike; but —
The "Player Piano" means any piano containing any
player — while the* 4 Pianola Piano" means a piano con
taining the real Pianola itself.
The Player Is the Thing
This i e an immensely important fact: In choosing a
player piano, you cannot be guided by the name or the
fame of the piano alone.
For the greatest piano — a Steinway or a Weber
— must at once lose musical value if equipped with a
poorly made player.
Yoa cannot secure satisfaction unless both the piano-
and the player are right.
Now Consider the Pianola
«
Few people to-day dispute the fact that the Pianola is
the one great piano player. In every country under the
fun it is the actual, accepted leader.
Such unapproached prestige comes only through
merit.
The Pianola represents more experience —it has
benefited by more experiments — it has eliminated more
mistakes —it embodies more exclusive musical and
mechanical invention? than all of its imitator? combined.
T^:s"r;:r the aeolian company "'JZAzr
in th€ W ° rld NEW YORK - CHICAGO - LONDON - PARIS - BERLIN NE ™ * ORK
FIFTH AVENUE LEASES
Candy Company to Open New
Store in District.
The Mirror Candies, a corporation, ha
lcased through Frank M. "Widner. jr., fc.r
a ion^ term of years the store, basement
and mezzanine floor of the premises No.
ir.o Fifth avenue, adjoining the comer at
40th street- This n<"w .<tor«- ip Z2 feet, wide
by 110 feet in depth. Extensive alteration*
will be made. The store front will be of
bronze a.nd plate glass and typical of the
.Mirror stores.
jpc^c T. Meeker and Horace S. Ely & Co.
have lensed for the Pennsylvania Trusi
Company of Philadelphia to P. Centemeri
ie Co.. manufacturers and importers of
gloves--, the entire building No. 2H€ Fifth
avenue for a term of years.
L. Tanenbaum Strauss & Co. have leased
to the General Electric Company for Jam".-.
H. Cruikshank for a lonp term of years at
a not rental the eiarht story and basement
fireproof m<>rcanti'e building which ho is
now erecting on the plot. 100x110 feet, at the
southeast corner of Morton and Greenwich
street?. This is the tlrst one to be rented
of the. three ■&>'-■& buildings which Mr. < Yuik-
Ebankls now erecting in. this section.
The Douslay Robinson, Charles B. Brown
Company has leaded for T. P. White, as
agent, the four storr ding No. CO East
list street to Max Pocker for a term of
year."-. The premisses will be used t'«jr the
business of ladies" tailoring.
It hss leaded for the estate 'if Ed
win H. Perkir.s Uie tour story :md base
ment dwelling house No. 5 East JOth street.
The premises: will be used for apartment
purposes.
The United Realty Company has leased a
iaree suite of offices for i long term to
Clifford E. Dunn in the Hudson Terminal
Building. No. CO Church street, for the
Hudson & Manahitan Railroad Company;.
Walf-r .1. faalbmon has made the follow
•ng leases: In the Thoroughfare »3ui!ilng.
57th to sSth street. Broadway an.l Eiffhti
avenue, stores to Harold D. I.und, the R. I.
V. Company. Charles J. Downing, the
Dorian Remountable Rim Company, Ru
dolph Beider. the Bushey Demountable
Rim Company. Tobias .Sclireli>er. the Auto
Owners and Operators' Protective Associa
tion, the New York Auto Trade Associa
tion, the Dow Rim Company, the ' ; " r ' "
Manufacturing Company and the L. P.
Burhans Company: ::i the Gaiety . Iding,
Eouttnrcst corner of Broadway and 46th
street, offices to Fred D. Smith, the New
York coin Operated Machine Company,
Kings-bury Foster. Alexander rantagos and
Louis Pincu.- and 1-s.ia.- Duffy: in th« Cen-
Tral Building. No. 23 U'cirt ttd street, offices
tf Le*vi« E- de Neergaard and Barbara
Turkc; in the Seymour Building. No. i>o3
Fifth avenue, offices to the Hood River
Land Company; in the Unity Building. No.
10: Weft 12d street, offices to John J. Roth
and the Hersrin SalfS Company, and In the
Argus Building; No. 17 West 42d strert. an
cmc- to Dd-.* ard Schrenkelsen.
Georj" 'I. Gillies has leased No. 13 West
2lst street fcr the Henry Pripps estate to
me Building and Engineering Company.
The ieaise is tor twenty-one years and pro
vides that no building exceeding four sto
ries m heigh: snail b» erected during the
term of the lease.
RESORTS.
• iv. ma
CEDAR CLIFF INN.
MONROE. ORANGE CO.. N- V.
A dettchtful rpiort unioiiK «,* hUl* and
liti^s; nev.- r:«»di-rn booae. suites w!:.i bath,
,:>i3i beau sou !«•*•« elevati <r.. 4M mil*-* f> - arn
city: f>'*n jrarurti. TOu acr*a of urounlm. goi'.
tenni». boating, Vathinjj. fieliiuj;. rnuslt:. drives.
KurnEe. no moHnuiiriii ntir n<>i'.aria. Iljoklet.
W. U. KAKJHT.
THE COLONIAL
It ilili^t«an-on-f ' ■■• • i . il.r. N. V.
::2 r.ni's !:o:ii s'-w Vo.U. I-.;* ai'lu^e: »t»am
h**£; ■;;Jn ::rep!a-.<-a: nw:m wCS i-arii: Bfc'l Mi
KBBtai IB*****! ** : «- vt £«t-Ci;»#e. OytnH I ace li.
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NEW-YORK DAILY fkIBUNE, THURSDAY ",7USE .2, 1910.
RESORTS
NEW YORK
There is health and |
pleasure awaiting you at
SARATOGA
SPRINGS j
N— T,i^ Vet. • Mi«er«l $ftnx FeKmS-s
Stop at one of the "8" Hotels and j
boarding places.
Wall drive -- auto through the
beautiful park? and boulevard?, or
sit on the broad, shady verandas of
the hotel?. j
Drink water from one of the
40 famous mineral springs and
breathe pure mountain air.
There are all the outdoor and indoor j
eiercises and amusements for those
who demand either a quiet or strenu- ,
cuS vacation . A free convention hall
seats 5.000 people.
Keache-1 via New York Central Lines
and Delaware * Hudson R. R.
We will find yon a furnished cottars,
boarding place, send you liters tore
and complete information. Address
PUBLICITY COMMISSION
Room 4. Th: Arcade, Saratoga Spring?. New York j
ALEXANDRIA BAY. N. 1.
TKOUSAND ISLAND HOUSE
O. Ct. tTAFLES, Prop. Op«~na .Tun« 20.
For r n<jaß'-ment of rooms nppiy to
HAKRT J. PEARSON, '
Prince Odors'; Hotel. "I East 58th St.. N. T.
THE COLLVIBIAV
1000 ISLAND PARK. Si Lawrence River, N. T
Th« b«ft 10.-aied an. l most attractive hotel
among- th« Thousand Islands: »i',mt cui
sine. Orchestra and all amu«e«n»iuw. Open
June 15. Booklet. 1.. A. JOHNSON. Prop.
THE
Catskill Mountains
notcil for picturesque Jin.l romantic
scenery. Tho glorious air the nuugntfi
cent views and comfortable accomrno
datlons ar«- ■ great attraction In tnw
mnuntaJn region which is a paradise lor
rliildr«>ii and a sanitarium for every-
THE ULSTER £ DELAWARE R. R.
In connection with West Shore and
Pennirvlvanla Railroadn form th« only
all rail through Ilne'betweeii Pnlla
<!f|p)iia. Jersey City. New York and all
;.oints in tiif?' famous mountain region.
THE RIP VAN WINKLE FLYER Will
riiake fin-t «rip froro New fork, via
Wtat ?nor«» R. R.. Saturdar, May '' '■
loavtna: I>f>?br"SEes St. 12.45 p. m.. and
Wcat 42nd f»t,, 1 o'clock p. m. daily ex
cene Sunday.
Tne summer time schedule! for leaaon
ot 151'^ will co In effect Sunday, Juno
l?th.
Tiok"t axente jf """es f Zh?r». U. n In
>."et«- York "and Broovi-Ti will sell tt< e l?
to'aH points on Ulster & --' are R. R.
at tie rare. for round trip <"• May 2.th.
:'«th. 2ath. good returnint until May
31st. Inclusive, account of Decoration
bay', and giving an opportunity to sel-ct
'■our stimm«r home.
\n Illustrated Surnmet Book with
map ot the Catskills and Hat of hotels
an<f !->'■> >rdir<£ houses trill b* srnt frep on
receipt of S c*nt* j»oFtase.
X. A. HMB,
General Passenger Ag«nt,
Kingston, N. V.
__%, "Queen of the Cat»kill*
S&SB/ 'ijT^ai^'l'ure rriouitt.iin »>ui-:
Fiahlnc *:< ■'■' >■"''■ i»"'«'- b:l11 srounrtj; all
nookleta and tßfermaUoi^ af hot^.:.
.O-U.HM "rout.*, etc.. at 11*0 Uruadwa;-.
N>7 "fk !.. E. TIUMM. Rep. Plione
4T«S Mad.
fiHAhl HQUwL Tliellidwnstt^sLr^cut.
i ■
Two Historv-Makine
Inventions
Aside from the Pianola itself, no modern - musical
inventions compare in importance with the Metrcstylc and
the ThemodisL
By means of these two simple devices, the Pianola
enables anyone to put into the music more expression,
more feeling, more delicate shadings than can be secured
by any except the most skilled pianists.
These are two of the many great features that are
exclusive with the Pianola and the Pianola Piano.
Visit Aeolian Hall
You are invited and urged to come to Aeolian Hall "
and listen to the Pianola and the Pianola Piano. Or,
better yet, to play these yourself.
For expert playing is not at all necessary to prove
their simplicity or their superior musical power.
RESORTS.
SEW YORK.
THE CiRAND HOTEL
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
SATURDAY. JUNE 25th.
This notH is located on main line of
the Ulster & Delaware R. R. Altitude
over 2.000 feet- Thro ■.-- coach and
rlra'winsr room car service from New
York direct to hotel srrounds.
Passenger elevator to all floor?. Rooms
sinply or on suite with private bath.
Service and cuisine unexcelled. Booklet.
For terms and full information apply
to Mr. Frank DeWo r. Town and Coun
try Bureau, ;<;o Fifth Avenne, cornpr
jgjh Street, Now York. Telephone 3628
Madison.
\ftpr June ."itH address The Grand
Hotel Company, Highmount, X. T.
WHERE TO GO
THIS SUMMER
"Long Island Resort?," a book con
taining information about Th»» various
resorts on the Ocean and Sound Shore
and th« Central section of I»ng Island.
with location, capacity, attractions and
r'narpea of the numerous hotels and
boardin?-hous»s. free upon application
«• I>ong- Island R. R. city ticket offiros.
163 Fifth At., 120 IT-Hsuy. IS F^s' 17tn
St.. N. V.: r.'W Fulton St.. B'klyn. or
will he maJled on r^-'fipt of €o. posta?"
by the General Passenger Agent. -5;
Fifth Ay.. New York.
EDGEMERECLUB HOTEL,
EDGEMKRK. U. I.
AMERICA'S MOST SELECT RESORT
announrps at the Date of Operrfng JUNE L».
Dtrectlv on th« €V~ean. Only 30 minutes from
N(» York T*p<m request a Representative
will rail to explain the club feature, &c. Or
may : .» gees at
Hotel Woodward 'Booking offl'-e),
B'way at .Wth St.. New York
T. r>. GHEIEN. Manager. •
The CLIFFTON
ON WATER 7-ROXT
-BONAIOE." FATCHOGfE. U I.
>'OTV OPKN. American and European Plan.
Address W. M. JENKINS. Prop
ADI RON PACKS.
WESTPOBT INN
AT WE*TrORT, N. T.. ON
LAKE CHAMPLAIN
ADIRONDACKS
\ * * ra.ct.lvQ cottap*^s In c^nn^ct lon.
BOOKLET. K. T. SMITH. Manager
Al?" Ifanaa r The Foothills, K«rdhoß CaJ.
I THE M WAWBEEK "
(Hotel and Cottages)
Will oP'n on June 2««h for the Thirteenth
•easK>n under Mm« management. Most com
fcrtabl" »n1 Homelike. Private Cotta««l
_. hotel service. Table will be kept at
11-us.l hiKh Jtarniani. Roonu *v!th bath.
Rpe^Jal ismi for full season. Rustic Grill.
Send for^hcoklet t?t _ , . __ _
PAUL SMITH'S
IN THE
ADIRONDACKS
OBGDOD AND « REGIS CHAIN OF
t A&FS Tbmn*h --rain s-n-ice day and
■^.- »'e-v York Central Linet - Pau!
Smith-. 'lV.llwny. Direct wire*— >en- York
Stork Fxrhaaare.
TREMBLEAU HALL,
•■■■'•i,r, r "".. k ,'",' v . v ..
Hid ptaxza; rooftia
"rce- ekcell^nt tab> an.! «-rvlce: hoat
i?~ hathini,' and fishing, cssino; a!so oot
5», to V"m. N«* -» (1(!!ti ' 1 "- "modeled
• hrniis'iout: new <I!nln>r r^^m; j.rivar,.
{..,?S"fn?w cull«- rAP.REU, AnUATE.-
MORLE Y'S
a V«^ o-erioovn- ■ %•" or iWh most beauttfui
in t^r^Cn. Trout tfhla«. ha,, nshir.e.
SSSni '-Hihins. bow!tn». pool, tenni*. i-.usi-.
fj nn T )n , Mclan Jianitary -p!-jmlijn*. para sprlne
w«er. Sb pulmonary Invilli!. Artistic «t>-
MrI"XET=, : . jiv . pieaaant. Hamilton Co., .V. T.
In the musical result, the difference is vastly important,
in cost, it is hardly apparent.
In only five pianos has the Pianola ever been built
Note well their names. For — price for price — the whole
world cannot match them in value: — STEINWAY—
WEBER-STECK-WHEELOCK-STUYVESANT.
RESORTS
NEW YORK.
ADIRONDACK*.
THE WINDSOR
ADIRO>T>ACKS.
EUZABETHT<nv>\ V. I
* modern hotel in the mo atiful we
: tian of the Adirondack?. >onMi *■ suit*, wfth
' D-ivate bath. Orchestra. Golf Hnks». OflSrial
i ?--f»I i c. A. and A. A. A. Larga Gara?«
: Illustrated booklet on application.
ORLAyPO KELI.OGC, * &ON.
m DEER'S BEAD Din 1
J In the Hfart of th» irilrondacks. 1
5 KMzab«-tht«»Trn. N. V. I
f Fam»d for healthful and -■ - — itlna ■
■ climat" No malaria. Station for Tn«m- ■
■ ben Of A. A. A.. A. C. A. and T. C A. J
■ Lane* ?arasr-. Finest Ro!f c^ir-e in ■
I mounrains. O??r. .Tun«; 1f " >-. <!T - lo - 2
Booklet!.. B. F. STETSON. Pr^p. ■
I "&V?t^ R THE ALQOMOUIH
ON LOWER SARAXAC L.VKE.
! Open June 10th t-n O.t. 1-t. Small mouth Black
: jlaM Fl«hinK beaina June IStl 1>« finest in
. the country. Postoffi'-* and T<?l»?raph Address,
; JOHN HARDING. Algonquin. >'. V. Booklet.
I ' new JERSEY.
i MOXMOUTH BEACH INN,
! MONMOUTH BKACH. NEW JlWf
GEORGE W. VERY, Mar.affer,
; Late T.-lth Hotel Astor, New York.
i:ntir«?l" ne-.v management. Delightfully To-
I emted In an exclusive cotta«« colony: com-
I plf-tely refurnished and brought up to date.
I New elevator: new private baths; n»w ?..o^"«»
' bathing pavilion with swtmmii.fi pool. ' aalno
I with dancing Boor and stage. New ftr«»prool
' ?a--affe- - •> team laundry; new tee machine;
new Grill room, op*«ii until mldnljrht. Excep
, tional French cuisine. Artistic orchestral rau
! _« c All amusements. New term:« courts.
' Rooms in annex at water's edge. Twelve cot
! tapes for priyata ocupanry. Opening day,
June 9th. .
I HOTEL TRAYSAORE
| Atlantic City. X. J.
Opea Throucbnat the Tear.
Famous a* {he hotel with every me«»r«
; convenience »nd all th« comforts of horn*.
1 FRAY MORE HOTEL COMPANY.
D S. WHITE. Prts.
I rh a , O. Marqnrtte. Mgr.
! GALEN HALL
; HoTEU-SANAToRIUMSWS
i Owing to our Tonic and Curative Bathm,
j our Elegant Comfort and Exceptional
! Table and Sarvice. we are always busy.
F. L. YOUNG, Gem Manager.
N. Y. Office. 1122 Broadway.
"THE BEACH FRONT H9T L PAR EXCELLENCE
gHEIsBURMB
CITX N O.
EUROPEAN or AMEB.ICA> PI AN
JACOB X\ KlKEl~_ii*™g-'ru-
HOTEL MORTON
VIBOIMA AYE.. VEAB BEACH.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Open all th« year. Fia» table. -::•-« w!tb
prtvate t»?h Hand?orc*!r furr.tshed. Perfect
•anitary arrangements. Elevator to all floor*
6p*-«a! rate* *er winter. Capacity ISO.
MrsT N. R. HAtXES. Owner and Proprietor
Com- to Atlantic City nnd *r.!or <^c d-irsht»
<5f the i=ea «ihor«> in .Tun* and July. <rombtT!*<S
wltfc the comforts and com .-niencet which this
♦arr.eas All-the-rsar resort has to after
Hotel Dennis
with everything modern, is always open Bad
m*intalMM unobstru^d of n x'm-zPT.^
gparifcorcuiib'Klenixim
ATLANTIC CITY. >. J. #
.lonian Unite M Son* Company.
HOTEL BRUNSWICK
A«nißV PARK. X. •».
NOW OPBN FOR THE SEASON.
Hifin's' xTan'iar'l of excellence maintain**!
Tr o - ri-s*rvat:on.t. rates. h<>nkl*i. etc.. address
MORGAX * iPARSOXa
BRISTOL and Belvedere
Toot of I"ourth A\-e.. aSBUIIT PARK.
Nearest the Hemcli.
T ,l y? Awhurr. liAXTA A- IIIU^IARP.
"Hotel scarboro
I sr, BRANCH. V. J. OPEN JCN'E 1.
T^ aBJ Ulon
. •• ■
THE ALLAiHE, T*7***
Directly in bfa:h E^aUit. ■-:. M. Riabartiron.
If You Prefer a Piano
Without a Player
At Aeolian Hall you will also find a? superb and
complete a line of pianos, in various grades, as America
can produce.
This wide range of choice runs the entire gamut
through the unexcelled "Weber/* the famous "Steck,"
and the well-known "Wheelock" to the modest but
reliable "Strjyvesant."
Lowest- -Convenient
Terms
The Aeolian Company is by far the largest piano and
piano player institution in the world. The daily vol
ume of business here is unequaled anywhere else. That
is why we can make the lowest price? and give the highest
values at terms that suit your convenience.. -^r^e^r* 1
I Nowhere else can musical instruments be bought
to better advantage than here. ~ »
A splendid Pianola Piano can be had for as little
as $550.
RESORTS.
nSXnSTLTJESMA.
Mount Pocono,
Stroudsburg, Water Gap,
Cresco. Pocono Summit, Delaware V alley
A region of woodland and water in Mon
roe and Pike Counties. Pennsylvania,
varying in elevation from one to two
thousand feet, with a special fast express
service from New York over the Lackawanna Railroad: with the
beautiful Delaware River for boating, bathing, fishing; with good
roads: three excellent golf courses, magnificent springs and trout
streams; a region where you may breathe dry. pine-laden air, enjoy
ccol, restful nights and escape humidity, malaria and mosquitoes.
Booklets and full information about every house in this region at
RESORT BUREAUS, 429 Broadway, New York City,
and 505 Fulton St.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
f c . mmes cf houses see -.at Surra*' issxt.
M \— »■ HI -FTTi.
4 *Quaint Cape Cod'
Send for this Book
Capr Cod's th" plac where jou ouia
pnjov yourself this summer.
We'v>- a beautifully illustrated broi*
that tfUx about th^ summer pleasure 5'5 ' >
that await you on «'a.p».- Cod — th* 4 yaclit
ing; the bathing, the fishing, and the
sot-ia] life.
Rcfi>r<? you deddf whT" to co thi3
Kunn send for "Quaint Cape Cod." •
It's Free.
a. L. Stockins;. '" T. A.,
!T1 Hroad^ay. New York.
Th* 5 New England Lines.
:
Berkshire Hills
THE M&PLEWOOD
PITTSFIETJ). BERKSHIRE CO.. SIAS3.
NOW OPEN.
S#nd for l»1O Booklet and MM K-i*d Map.
"HTR W PT.I MB.
THE NANEPASHEMET
MARBLEIIEAO >rfK. MAS?.
Op« Juv"! 10. Ftn*« S»"«^L ?^SSt
C v o r- every room ocean view. E. G. BTtQWN.
CO»ECTICUT.
THE GRISVVOLD
EASrrE:: point.
NEW LONDON, CONN.
Op*a Jnn» 21th.
TTNE-T RESORT IN AMSniCA
" " ~ -' !>ours trorr! N«w Tork.
CnnuUM Salitr.s. BatMne. A-^omoaUlaa.
Prr . T«nn!s. Oo!f. Daaetag
Lens distanc* tfl^phona ia «\«ry rooai-
For b ■>•""*'" Hates. &c Address
■tr J FI.IEMTNG. ilzr.. 71 Broad* Room
»0t JCn» Tork. Telephone. I43t\ Rector.
\inn Msr. Th* B*ll*tJ«»w. Betlralr. Flau
EDCEWOOD INN
(Greenwich on tha Sound), Conn* :
<»;<!*' n May ?*th to Octnb«r tstb.
j;«-w York OlP.r". Town and Country Bureau. J
-SO Fifth avenue.
~, a g from New Tori; 45 mlnsitejr ride
-uuarlor (tables and new. up-io-<ij.t-> s»=-»«» ;
this season.
S,w Colontal Tea Rooms; Casiso; OoLT:
Tennis- Bowline: Km • Datly. -
i. P. !>WP>OX. .^l:iinc«r.
H. : v - 1 1 K > 1.200 f?*t above act '
level. Op«ns Mar. 1, sprlnr s»»jont R»- •
ducrd r»t«s. t^ike 2 rrt!l»s lone. Cv>!f. tennts. ;
rt»hlnc danclns. woda and music Write for ;
"«talo«. A«tlres» Utchfleld. Coar.. j
■MXI
THE BRIDGTON. *$gg£* \
Th% Home ci Bis Ftsn. An li;-l spot, en H-.«a ;
UnC < ■<■''■* Medem House, •'.'*■ bom« ..om- i
fcrt*. Kites 119 a=2 up. U. A. CAB-T. il«r. '
RESORTS.
RSCWYXTAXUb
WfITER GflP HOUSE
Tsc Mountaia Paradls*.
DELAWARE WATER GAP. FA
Kfrnams op»>n to D»c*irib»r. fnqu»»t!<rr»
abl-- tii? fading an-i finest hot^l in thts r«:oi
for" r^^>s- who se^k th# b^st ia appoiatrn«nt
_«_/„, «*rr!c«. c«mfort and location. Ei"«rj
fnd%r>r «-nt»rtair.ment and r>urd(~?r pastime.
r=r*clal ear'v s»-_j^n rat<«* B.^lt!et of camer*
V;ews md Anto Mars ma::«<l. Fourth Season.
JOHN PCRX»T COrC
THE KITTATIKNY
Th.' leading h«t»l at p»Tawar» "W_T*r <?a?.
"a Evert- conv»nicnc« and amuserr-nt. &M
<!!»." hor^i and Instructor*. Write for t»oo!c;«t
,h..win S hotel, auto X COPS .
THf: KITTATINNY" is nor conaec-te«t witi
any ' «t'h«T hot* l af tn» TVat^r <lap.
fIAMNKA <IH>K ll»l»r.. on a b«autiftll
island in th- D^lawar*: »1»»7» coo!: •seat
!»nt tabl»: m'vlTn mtuvnifa -^s; ra»: "*
rr.'wqiiito^s. Vnnr-ng. f!shin«r. bttMnX. tvoatjnt.
pool. $J0 a week ii». Further particulars.
Sin.S. BRI.-iBAXK.jat. B«tn»l. *__
-ICK HEXUiITS. PENNA.
TUB KS^l'Tv 2,.V> t^t in t-e JHIjUHtCTW;
«r»anj boat. li?ht; so!f. casta^
H. M. KSSI'.IC. K.*^iri: Hugftt*. V»
SEW u.\«r<mr.E.
Ssciai 23i
|M :
Mi
If Hay FiTir
Saddls
Rarsss
Matar Oars
far Hire
Midt %»w rriTatw Ha*** %!«» «•»• G»S9
A»»n*»w» adder*.
friv %tb rotT.»r.r<* to re>t.
B— kl*r M\PT.^' n P^ BETHLEHEM. N. TT.
>■ \. Offlr^. 11-»« B'w«t. t,"xi H r*U-T. 3f«r
WAUMBEK
%>D COTTAGE*.
MMMI >. H.. hi '•♦• WMr. 't-1«««
1^ he!* ?Mf conrf* in fin^'U *r*r;i- •%'!•■»
r^u"*. r»^ r »c-*'l fan>"T c^tt*«»a c-mrpl-tel"
Mrnt«h-<l. w.ti h«'tfl <wrric-. Adclrf«
■% W>lf>> T .
The Center of S-ummer Golf
EQUINOX HOUSE
MANCHESTER." VEJUXair.
Open Jjce t9 t3 Octo^r 13. Os
THE U)E.\l- TtH H.
N. T- Offle*. Thg_Q;oornf. 3Tth St. * "th .»v
' VERMONT VTirATtON RESORT*.
130 Faic^ Illn«trale<l ■■•*• Full inform*?;"-*
i n ,^» a rtj to rammer Ilr«ort» tn Vernt«m* »a«
•V.or«M La*. Ch«mp«abi witii hotel, farm ••»
<Ul3Ei horns moi-ommoda'tons. Pr«ce« %. per
«.--#> »-d up. K«-n«i *; Mim;9 for mailisz.
Addrr«"sUMMH:n HOMES. No. 3T. 333 Broii
»»», N«w Torlt.
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rno^FCCT ■«>< »■
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bqu;.>"». tr. b. tn-Lta. 3«_t.
r.t>AD.t.
MUSK OKA LAK^S
OVr.IRIO. CANADA.
Vie T(»«ii View.'-" ».*:-!«t. Boe*'»t.
jn:3£OECA ::J.V. CC. Orivsaiarsu Oararts,
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