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gyiLDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
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0b TO HOMES IN MISSOURI
jsis cf Ctiidren's Aid Society Start
taTrip to "Show Me" State.
_^ U:iif tra*> e'.lerp took the- 2:15 boat
ry-flmafcen >e»terfl«T 'moon, be
r a Bfteca-hoadrea mile journey that
i^--ovf to be the n:ost eventful m their
* '' T ;ley v.ere wards of the Children's
i i-v-'try. en route to Centralla, Mo..
-jjey w:il meet the footer parents
t~sr? W Tear ft* Bß ac to^™ s '*™ ° r their
L^ There v.err cipht boys and three
*X 'iri tbrir ace= rar.ged from ten
2bi ta aaeea y^n^.
*-v Oi i (jcr.'t k^ow to just hat families
t^' children will go," Raid Miss Anna
aaj em, ■ R ho, with miss Eaizabeth Hill,
;~si»S ncrse. 'w in charpe of the chil-
i^jj jhere :s no doubt that pood
■» «r* a»ait:nsr them. On our may
gijjg) j,-^- York Stale we shall be joined
i •«> litli* giri> for whose adoptfon »r-
I~r.j'"u1 ~r.j'"u have r.iready been made. One.
ZBJm fid, will ?o to the home Of a
«K»4i oilier: the other, five years old,
ul jhysicisn ar.d hj« -wife.'*
IAECE FOR CLASSMATE
iiry Hyde. Jr.. Disappeared on Mon
aj While o^ His Way to School.
FWy r«iP : l ? « n * Brother Sterling's class
til Bunts' r^rochial school, 130 th
nr zr.i Madison avenue, bejran a search
'aw:?.' ■neraocm for one of their class
ias Henry Hyde, jr., •who has been
rrj Fir?" Monday.
7s n=s:nc boy lived at No. 40* East
32 ftreet. The Brrr.x. H« is fourteen
r=3 c;d He and hi= brother. Alfred, ten
Tzi «',! «rre in the habit of going to
irr" ty •n-ay of t!:' Wiliis avenue bridce
ct'jk Karlem River each morning. Mon
n: srrsi^. on th^ way to Manhattan.
Ezrr tcii fc:s brother that be would po
r^: 2» Third avenue bridge and they
«i 4 csE.-vbo reached the school first
t^-TiEU"i* In?* f r -?r. of the boy.
i2IHM£!Tr OF DEATH AYE."
laUk rk: for Bcavval of Central
Bc*d Tacks Urged on P. S. C.
stera^cn from the committee which
-*- c b**n eecknu: means to remove the Jfew
T~k Ccsal tracks fmm Eleventh avenue.
■BJC fccrss gb "Death avenue." yes:er»
&T ailed oa the Pablic Ser\ - ice CornmiP
■ '-o ask ihs: «- : .r : ncerp of that body
a aeSniT* 1 plan for the disposal of
'-*» tra:k«. Alfr'ri J. B^ulton. president
ta Cisfctejttwi Height* Taxpayers' As-
KC3C *^. presented a resolution calling on
''^SLT.^sicm to act. Oarence J. - earn,
to tfa* committee, urc^d that what
rc sight be the outcome of the iii.peal
£** _ city frrm the decision of D. Cady
*^.i as :<-fo rr . e ;t v>a? necessary that
jfH^afia :e r*esented to the uttbdrl-
SjMS* ciry and utat*. as well as of the
•fid, ■ that .ief.r.ite action might be
«* at r tr ;> £ 5 possible.
g?*i a member of the grand
"'• fircJanan Beus. of the Civic AUJ-
i'"" " P*>«l*n. counsel cf the West
[ ,J^**sWycrs' Association; Dr. Edwin
'^"■ fr=tTl - rrcsicett of the Oreenwich
/*« Zupaycrs 1 AU;ance. and Frank
* s - cf the Central Federated Union,
*'*t cthtr wniwrs of the delegation.
ll I***^1 ***^ TUNNEL TO BE USED. 1
sCfo~yjr ° f lh " D< *°tiationa between
- Rapid Transit Company
■ ■ ci'-v authorities it -*.n> ytated yes
*'w l 6 Jnleri>oro^Ph *->uld, w:tl:m
C^, :rtsf r,t to the Public Service ;
iJT."^^ a n!a " fri! " the utiliiation of the
f---C, iV * s ® d frr) "' the Grand Central '
32? Q ' JC " r> i; °- nl i- The company
-.r^,' cerTajn <^tor-.sions! «»n its elevated
«*£w ' wni? ' :CKtlra f« the «xpect-
W//*"^ cr * ra!ion cf me BteiaWy
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European I
Visitors j
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Et »-<»pean Columns *
•» tac
N^-Vork Tribune
l!? 416 &vide to iht best
lbOps . botch and resorts.
Unsult These Columns
Re^ore Sailing
valuable time will
S|red sightseeing.
CHANCELLOR DAY' BITTER
I Arraigns Republican Insurgents
and Carnegie Foundation.
Syracuse. June 7.— Chancellor James R.
Day. in hi? report to-day to the trustees of
Syracuse University, severely arraigned
the Insurgent Republicans in Congress and
the administration of the Carnegie Founda
tion Fund. He said in part:
W> believe that but for the insane as
saults upon the commerce of the country,
upon railways and manufacture, from
which there are small signs of immediate
relief, as the politicians do not seem to
have discovered any other issue of equal
demagogic effect. we would be able to re
port a couple of millions more of increase
in our endowments.
The present aspects of the country are,
not flattering. No one can tell what insur
gent cranks will be able to inject their
wild-eyed socialistic theories into the busi- |
ness of the country by Congressional act. I
No one can really tell what property (s un "
til after the Supreme < ourt decision In
the coming autumn.
The chancellor reviewed his published ;
tetters on the Carnegie Foundation Fund j
and continued: '
Since- these letters were published We*- 1
TWO of the QUALITY ADVERTISEMENTS
IVfiu-yorJi
HELP WANTED.
Male.
SALESMAN for the trade ran make $4 dally.
Call and be convinced. World Specialty Co.,
32 I 'ark rtare. Room 52.
Female.
LADY'S MAID, experienced, to travel; most
hare good references. Call 1? West 42d at.
SPREAD THE OTHERS AND GO TO WORK -©a
HELP WANTED.
Male.
ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER.— Experienced
In 6ale of steam motive power apparatus;
$I.^oo- $2,000. Business Service Co.. 805 Singer
'■ Bnildlng.
BOOKKEEPER for office of New York firm;
must understand how to u?e Smith-Premier
j typewriter: salary $15. Mighill (Position Broken.
j Flatlror. Building.
? BOOKKEEPERS — We are desirous of explaining
j out service to competent bookkeepers desirous
j-' securing better ojrxM-tunity. Call or write
| BuFinr?* Service Co.. ■ is ?' igw Building
, BUILDING conctnjetion superintendent, take
charge of construction of high clais, residence.
J Bueinesn Service Co.. fcOs Singer Building.
BUYERS. — Western department •tare has re
quested us to locate and recommend com
petent, experienced buyers in following lines:
Shn<>(. embroideries, books and stationery,
crcckery. millinery, toys and dolls, groceries.
i men's furnishing*; also assistant merchandls
j ing manager: saJaries epea negotiations con
; fd^ntlal. Call or write Business Service Co.,
I «03 Singer Building.
! CLERK for hotel; prefer middle aged man with
| experience la line: salary $>• a month and
1 — •«.« Mlghil! (Position' Broker). Flatiron
! Bail ing
' COLLEGE MEN car.vas«lng during summer; fl2
ar.<j commission. 11. C., Baß 1* Tribune Of
■ fice. [
CO LI^EGE MEN for summer work, light out
door work; good salary. C. M.. Hoi 14*. Trib
1 une OfSca
COUPLE WANTED — Coachman and wife! lira.
Dickinson's Co-operative Ernp. Bureau, 373
Fifth - .c.. cor. 55th st.
DESI'jNiIP.. experienced in design of embroider
ies and lace curtains for lfTterior decoration.
Buataeai Bern t Co.. «05 Singer Building^
DRAFTSMAN. «-xp*-rifnc«>d in ornamental iron
work; opportunity for advancement ; salary to
far- $15. Mighill (Position Broker*. Flatiron
Building.
ESTIMATOR, experenced In steam plumbing sup
piles; must be able to rea^ plumbers' lay-out;
salary $1,200. Mighil! (Position Broker). Flat-
Iron Building.
FOREIGN REPRESENTATIVE. — Knowledge
of Pharmaceuticals, speaking Spanish* and
having traveled South America. Call Baal
net* f^T-irf c<v. &05 Singer Building.
FOREMAN, experienced In concrete building
work, for out-of-town position; salary $:;> a
m-**k. Migfci!' (Position Broker). Flatiron Build
lng. |
FRENCH BUTLER in private family; best of
references; $40. Call Mrs. August. MB tta
iv« -Phon» H7l Bryant.
HOTEL BOOKKEEPER.— Must posses* refined
pfrsonsilty and experi«-T!ce la hotel work,
$1,200. Business Service Co.. Snr. Singer Bldg.
MAN. reliable, wanted fcr general work on small
farrr : must be go<vj milker and of good char
acter. Box ins Stamford. Conn.
MANAGER brick factory. H25; secretary manu
facturing company. $3. <"•*>: bookkeeper. $i«»i:
manager real e?tai» firm. Houston: two cutlery
naWmen. $100. exper.?e=. Business Men's Clear
ing Himi;'. Hnustor.. Texas.
MECHANICAL ENGINEER. — Tounr technical
graduaT" •" develop with woodworking comp
any: $7?n to start. Call, write. Business Ser
vice Co.. SOS Singer Buiidirg.
ORGANISTS f"r New Jers»y - n -he.. j |4Sn
tZ*)O. $.-,..■ Webster's Choir Exchange. 1315
r.th av#
REAL ESTATE — Wanted, young man familiar
with section from 14th to r>:*th ri. renting: ex
cellent opportunity Corporation. Box S. Tribune
Ofnce. ;
ROLLING MILL SUPERINTENDENT, experi
enced in manufacture of bar Iron from scrap:
location New England: $ -«■-$. >*»' Business
Service C«r. M Singer Building.
HALES MANAGER, with experience in' sa> of
ma chiaerr or tools through mi til supply and
hca.Tr hardware trad*; $l>f>o--$3.000. Business
Pm-icr. <Jc SCC Singer Bullilng.
SALESMEN »-anted for the trade can ma-ke $4
caily. C_- *r.d be convinced. World Specialty
Co.. X: Park Place. Room zi *
SALESMEN througnout the United States to sell
automobile necessities; every owner wants our
proteete— references required The O Nell Tire
d- Pro'ector Co.. 320 Broadway.
SALESMEN; call on business peoplo; products
ia genera! demand; good pay. steady empioy
rr.enl. Sanitary Utility Company, 718. No. 30
("fcurch st. _ .
STENOGRAPHER— GentiIe: competent Under
wood o;erator, good -.•li"' «nd read ' Is notes;
$ir>: rapid auvancement afSjred. Universal Ex
cr.ange, 2 We-t 34th m\.
sTENOGnAPHERS^We have frequen; calls
from local cli— n« for expericn-.-ed young men
above the avrrage 111 r - ~onallty and ability to
Q.v^lor,- ialari*-!! ranging from $000 to $I.S*>.
<^a.\\ Cu'«in»»«s F«>r-ire Co.. XT. Singer Building.
TABLFT DIGEST AN?; large «ei!er; agents
Pcu-h-m territory. Pond Pharmacal Company.
Ye v York. .
WANTEI>— a rr.an wirh ejtperteac*. employment
bureau; god -nages. Arply 11 o clock, Mon
day. Mme. Augus'*. 6^~ €*» »"■ ,
WE C TEPN -*rritory- Tablet Direstans Tor all
Jt'oma 1 !* i'.lt- Pond Pharmacal '.orr.pan>. New
"•■orlc. .
YOUNG MAN to assist at office work; must be
quiVk and correct at figure, also good jen
man: m tiho operates t>pewnter !?'. "
•hour-- ro; essential: reply in own handwriting,
state age and ether qua<.if!ca:l<->n!.; referfnecs re
"u<r»d A. BoxJJo.jn™uj^_O«_r 1
Vf.t-^H — ,, m rf, r "1 desired for evening work;
men "Lf.^^^
ro.-jcirion considered. Author, Box 180. Tribune
OCce.
Female.
_.v - st-PEHVISOR wanted immediately:
-
aambermaida.
«- a<'re«»c« hoi:s«-k»*r*r.
_s^s^^°^ ----- * w -
Jupp Exchange. «7 Nas «>___■
els. w«mSSSr^Hyr»yg. «^^ ■
houaework^re: toard und iOCglr-e ineap- ,
Frhmidt 1007 3d aye J . _
s^»>ii_il 1
r^^iruit
Mr.- E^i,r.rld £L J2ronxvil! i ._N.. J. 'J-Z£-
I^^^
.a p^aaaa r K-lu'-ational H^a -V 7 Ml. a-' i^
_S Exch.n C e I JJ_N i _ ± ' ± .. ij _^ -
iVATrliE£=. M 0 A.'.r.i, U Cen'ury i
#••11 this morning. Miss Anna un.i. — ,
E^o^nen, Bureau 75 West a»thj_,
HiiiiSi
»ag« aant^ Add te *.
V 1~. Trltuo< Offlct.
m:\v-york • paiii TfrretmK wiawiMßAt, jtxe & ioio.
leyan I. nlyersitv. more denominational than
we ever have been and bcarinc ■ church
tin me 'v£ as », been placed upon the founda
tion. We have been toM that we could not
be accepted because we were cenerallv
known to be a Methodist university. Is
VVesleyan not so? Hobart College, nothing
but an Episcopalian College? dberlin, dis
tinctly Cengregationalist; Rochester Uni
versity, always a Baptist, foreordained
from me foumlation of the world to be a
Baptist, are all on this foundation.
Syracuse, with nothing in its charter re-
MPt r i n 5- ny °?.t conn « "d with it to be a
Methodist, with half of its faculty of
other churches, with a majority of stu
aen lg from other denominations, with ab
solutely no sectarianism about i*? spirit or
work. i!« arbitrarily excluded. And -his is
don© in th» name of liberalism &nd opposed
to narrowness and bigotry:
There is positive evidence. as T have said,
that this erratic and inconsistent adminis
tration of the Carnegie pension foundation
docs DO represent the intention or spirit of
Mr Carnegie, who gave us. with no re
lipious or embarrassing restrictions the
largest sum he had riven to any university
for the purposes of a general library.
A GOOD BEGINNING.
Joe Cose— The Society for Furthering
Economy in Living had its first annual
dinner last night.
Moe ftoae Success?
Joe Cose— Should say -so: Ten dollars a
plate!— Browning's Magazine.
/A ro-2>_A_y r \s*
arxbitnr
[ WORK WANTED.
Male
BRIGHT MAN. 2>. good a; Scores, stenography;
' outside salesman; acquainted •with horel an 1 !
i restaurant trace. George Hanker. 403 West |
sCth gt. j
CARPENTER (practical man) wants lobbing,
, a:t«'ratior.'-. etc. ; small or large; ver>' reason- '
able estimates given; jobbing by day promptly ;
attended to. GERRY, carpenter and builder, I
201 East 35tri St. j
' CHAUFFEUR:? — Private only; coachmen, foot- i
men, useful' men. gardeners: no applicant ia
recommended unless satisfactorj- references both
as to character an.i abllitv have been received in
resp/r-ns<» to our own inquiries. Morrow's Km- i
ployment Bureau. 721 Lexington aye., cor. s*>th i
st. 1 -.'ephene. 1»2S — Plaza.
CHAUFFEUR— By a college man. with both
a factory and road esperier*oe. a position a.« ■
chauffeur from about the middle of June to
the latter part of September; references. Box
TS4. Tale Station. N<»w Haven. Conn.
CHAUFFEUR Swedish couple; with hrtsttan
family; man ex;ert "driver anci moohanic: wi'e
competent waitress, chambermaid: personal City :
references. Chauffeur, 337 East _42d _st ;
CHAUFFEUR— CoIored: single, 30:~in city or
country. Refere to air. C. E. Miller, 1&47
Broadway. Tel. 1666 Columbus. I
CHAUFFEUR — Experienced : jjood mechanic; well |
rewmmendwi: city or country. Care Higgin- •
bottorr.. 22i) East 05ih st.
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER and gen
eral ofHce assistant: graduate of Commercial :
Hißh School. Brooklyn: good reference; mod- !
era-- salary. Addrees Nicholas Ruggtero. 10
Sprucf st.. cify; Room No. 1.
P.". INTER, decorator. pap°rhanger, grainer.
Christiansen. 273 West 131 st st.
STE N OGIfAPHE R — Except ior.al i y rapid an .3
accurate; experienced; (orderly private s- 3'"
r^tary bo prominent college president; during i
summer: salary $20. E. S.. Trihunp Office. '
WINDOW and house leaning at reasonable j
_ rates__Acr__n. 322 West sf»th st. |
YOI'NG MAN. 30. desires r> os!l1on at anything;!
experienced as pfano rrcrulator; best - rences. i
John Foray. :m Ka?t ,"4th «t.
YOUNG MAN, 20; assist in office; smart at !
figures; -Billing, attentive. "O. N.. 131! West !
20th st. j
YOUNG MAN. 21; in mercantile house, with j
■
> chance of advancement; bank me-j(nir»r; o; *>r
at" comptometer; oulcl: at figures. E. 1.. X., ,
Bos 44. Tribune Office. V
Female.
COMPANION. &c — By lady "' Rood family j
and experience, daughter of ■ debased mm- I
ister, as companion, or will travel; rity refer
ences. Address Companion. Tribune Uptown
Office. 13«4 Broadway.
GOOIt stenograph ir typewriting work; rea
wnabl? rat^F. '.". William st.. Koom 813.
•ph<m<» 420B — John. _^ I
SECRETARY, capable, with business ami
social experience, will m M resident or vis
iting secretary; understands French, typewrit
ing;; excellent references. M. E., Miss Fitz- ;
Goral*i'« Employment Bureau. 503 sth aye.
Entrance on 42d st.
COMPANION. — Spanish young !a<ly. speakinar
four lansuages flufntly. desires position with I
lady as companion: country or travelling; excel- I
lent refer"nrrs. L. K. C. Tribune Office.
YOUNG OIRL. p'jblic school graduate, good pen
man. f!?i:r*T. wishes position real esialp or
rren'jfa'-turei's nffi.'e; salary Jv>. A. Schwartz.
771 g t. John's Place. Brooklyn.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
BUTLER, or second butler, or attend elderly
EcaUeisan; country: any distance; city refer
ence. C. 8.. Cl" 6th aye;
SUTLER — Swiss; useful; $40; excellent refer
er.ces; will go anywliei'C Miss Shea's Bu
reau ._s_Ea_t_4«.l_»t J i
BU~TLEK. USEFUL MAN— Austrian, capable
young man, with excellent references: will
ing to be generally useful. P. 6 . Miss Kitz
ttrald's B'jreau. Zo'.i oth aye. entrance 42d st.
BUTLER and USEFUL MAN (coloredt; 10 years'
reference former employer; thoroughly .ex
perienced in wa-tlng and housework: alto un- j
derstands cooking. H.. .Miss Fitzgerald's Bureaj.
503 sth aye. : entrance. 4->J st.
BUTLER] " USEFUL MAN. — Capable young
man. with excellent references from presi-nt
employer; willing ... be Ronerally useful. M.
P. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau, o<i3 ith aye.,
entrance 4_'d st.
CHAUFFEUH-COACHMAH. — Mechanic; ?ingie;
best family referen.-e; wages reasonable; ono
year's experience as chaufftur. Joseph D.. care |
of Kchn. »>44 tilh aye.
COACHMAN. — Middle aged: married, no chil-l
dreri- permanent situation, in country: go«»i j
references. Robert, can of Alfrr-d Walker. -- i
\\»=t »C»th ft. Tt-i. lita-Coluwhug. I
COACHMAN and GARDENER. Young Swede;
untie: stands horse?. carrta.K*-s and harness thor- |
oughb: can run automobile. Carpenter's Ru
reau. 154 ":" »>?
tV)LORt'D COCPLfi — Ireful butler; «xee!ler,l
cook will do entire work of family; best
" feren'oes $90. Mia Shea's K.ureau. 8 East
424 Ft_
COUPLET— CoaT-hman: in private family; no fam-
U\ ■ u>-eful kind willing and oblig;iiff. respect
able'man: strictly temperate; competent; carefuj
driver thoroughly undorsiands the car° of
lior*--«' c-iTTUz-a jind harnofs: wife waitress or
chan--bern-.ai.l- highly resromib'e in gentloinan's
place- writttn and oer^cnal references. A'Jiress
M. O.'. 2f-4 Wet 31 at at:
i "OL I'L.K — »icrman : *ij<J: experienced in all
around work; gardener, etc.; xvi««- cook ar.-i
hnunen-erk- fomi references. Ma-thewson ■ Bu
reauf eighth wt.VTtU 378— Brymnt. ___
COUPLE »' ie h furnished house or bul'dlng to
care small pay: temrera;* man; works: help
Pveniiies; refer' nee*. C. W. R., Tribune Up
town Ogle*. IS* l * Broadway.
COUPLE "desire steady position, country; entire
housework small family; handle hors»- : man
V.icncan; wife German, f.calis French; with I
i'l'rl aged' ten; t>est lefcrer.ces. Reliable. :^2j
West Mrth >t.
FARMHAND 525; g"od teat.ister and
nMlker and ictneral farm worker; F..ber and ta
dusirous- reference. Mathewson Bureau. 81S
«th av.-._T>l.. 37S— P.rvant.
FA KM II ANUS naefal men. married couple?, for
far'iis and gei-.t:emen'« t-ountrv places; Eng
"s»i German and BwedUa a ipecialty. Mathew
j'nn' Bureau. 818 <U» •<»' « Tel- ST»— Bryant.
F r AR'M~MTNAOER or FOREMAN— On gentle
man? Dlmee; thoroug'ily enmpetont middle
_ 'd innrrl.-d man: flrst clasa references.
W M Pleasantvllle. Wcstchegtor County.N. Y.
f innrvEß Gennas. married <one child): I*o
,inr"»' ex-Vrien'-c: greenlioj-^. outdoor plantg.
, "»-tihl«« 'land.«<-arlng, farnilnir; bonest ener- j
!» f "V • alii'- to take ful! charge ; wants position on i
** Vi«™an'« nlace; first class r.-eri«on«: an.j writ- I
T r '"Sfcs Ad-irrfS Head Gardener. Pa*»
r ;"r/ Farm J^.n J r_p.rancJ^N._J :
ei'nnrSFH —German our-l": wife rook, wash
(lA I irnr cen-rally useful on eentleman'B
t,!a*e best references, carpenters Bureau, 154
4~r77f7i?xFii ~*n* FLORIST.— A thoroujrhTy
uAI ,4«i and reliable man In an branches:
IT £ English : married; one child; well
r^fmmended. *T.X care Burnett Brothers. 72
Cortlar.dtKt I__1 ___ — . . -—
tVofgrfi — «Tv^or indoor or outdoor work:
CSEFUJU*»_J_ •--. t hor », ■• '■'»■*■ irarden.
, und !"^."nt references. O. M.. Miss WU
'""•,/:
1
lawn "' .Anr «'«d indust'l-ns. Mathe»« Bu
»ber, wll'lng "'■ T ,, aTM-nryanr
►rge of|
USEFUL M *^*,JrtS«nU: cook «nd w.,it; ab
eentlenipn s ■''"; , CPS F . g., p. o. Bos 133.
Main **•. Ml.t.-rn.
Female
rr ,.,,,n and WAHRE.-S.— Germ in;
«altuiK. «««** *-■' '
understands Stt V.ii»li-A!iifrlcii!i Emplaynjent
month ' TJ« t«in«!'" nvt., beiwteu 'ibth and
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
~~ ~ female!
CHAMBERMAID— Very neat, nice Swedish Rirl:
Kood seamstress- uilllns help other >, work;
friend excellent Waitress-parlormaid: both ex
cellent references OsterberTs Bureau. .18Lex
lngton aye. Tel. IWS 17*. ;
CHAMBERMAID^— " Bwede; experienced;
first class city reference; $25. I*. Miss Hof
mayer*« Bureau 330 ."th aye., 9th floor. Tele
phone *3Z7— Madison Sq- „_____ _
CHAMBBRMAn>:WArr*ESS — Yountr s «i*»
girt; good city reference: $22. S.. Mies Hof
mayers Bureau 32t> sth •*"«., Oth floor, Tele
phone 451:7 - Madison _<!•_
CHAMBERMAID^WAITRESS— willing.
thoroughly competent Swedish girl; under
stands her work excellent reference*. fht«r-
Nrt'i Bureau. 710 Lexington aye. Tel. 1055
Plaza. .
CHAMBERMAID; WAITRESS.— Just dlsen
*aged; two vearr ex ellent references; »2.j
city or country. industrial As»ociation. It
Wfit 42d 'Phone :,jin - Bryant.
COOK.— Swedish neat, young; excellent coo*:
t_k«s entire .-are of kilohen: bent references.
Osterberßs Bureau. 716 Lexington aye. Tei.
1055— Plaza. . -
COOK.— Youns. capable woman; just completed
course in cookinjt school: will cook for large
family; good references. M. D.. Miss Fitzger
ald's Bureau, 503 Mi aye.: entrance. 4._ it.
Thoroughly understands all branches
cooking; excellent references: seashore or
mountains, M . Miss Margaret Smith ■ Bureau.
25 West 42d st. 'Phone 3033— Bryant.
COOK— First class all brancnes; economical,
r.eat. excellent refrenoes; $W-S4O: city or
country, tndustrial Association, 1. vest 4^d st.
Phone 5210 Bryant.
COOK — Swedish: first cla««: all branches: $3.'.-
S4O- excellent references, dry r>r country.
Industrial Association. 17 West 4i:d. "Phone
8310 — Bryant.
QOOK.— Scotch: young; thoroughly expe
rienced all branches: exce!!f-n; references;
city or country; *25«$3f>. Industrial Associa
tion. 17 West 42d. 'Phon_ .12 l_n --Bryant.
COOK -German-English; flr»t .-lass; private
place, in country. Anna Kru«er. 1692 Noa
trand aye . F'.atbush.
COOK —Young Irish woman. excellent cook;
small family; $30. M., Miss Hofmayer <• Bu
reau. 3_o .'>? have.. 9th floor. Telephone 4327 —
Madison Sq.
COOK.— German; flrsi class; excellent baker,
Fon kitchenman; excellent houseman, do most
any work, private or public, my distance. Mor
row's Bureau. 721 Lexington •
COOK— North of Ireland Protestant; go.-.^i bak
er; plain and fanc> . yen- economical, friend
waitress: both competent, city or country. Mor
row's Bureau. 7 - Jl Lexington aye.. 58th ft.
COOKS.— Swedish cooks; excellent: equal to
chefs- will go anywhere in the country; moun
tains preferred wages *•'"> to $40 a month. At
the Swedish-American Employment Bureau, 729
Lexington aye., between Ststh and 53th sts Tel.
4666 — Plaza.
GENERAL. HOUSEWORK By voting, compe
tent ■ Swedish girl, good cock, best references.
Ostertwrg'9 Bureau. 716 Lexington aye
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.— Neat, strong Nor
wegian girl: rood cook and waitress; .an take
position as chambermaid and waitress; best ref
erences. Osterberg's Bureau. 710 Lexington aye.
Tel. 1055— Plaza. .
HOUSEWORK.— Swedish girl for general house
work in small family; no washing; city or
country. The Swedish-American Employment
Bureau 7l'!' Lexington aye., between 58th and
f)irth sts. Tel. ■»«_<) — Plaza. '
HOUSE-WORKER.— Strong young woman: good
cook; excellent laundress; private or public,
where children t> and ]«) years will be taken;
wages no object. Morrow's Bureau. 721 Lex
ington aye.. 58th st. .
IS" MAID or children* attendant: will
■ x'han»H >et Tlcea for irip to Europe: Scotch
ProtcFtant. excellent refercn.es. Industrial
ttlon, 17 Weal 42d- 'Phone rrjio— Bryant.
- MAID — Daman; young. thoroughly
(ptandl facia! n.assage. hairdress
•inicurinK Bne needleworlt, embroidery.
E X Miss Fitzgerald' ■ Bureau. .W. sth aye.;
Wtlllng - 'he country;
daaa reference. Apply 13fa» Broadway.
: corner 37th s'
NURSE.— Experiencfd"; Spanish, speaks French
and English perfectly; kind and obliging; will
care for little children: reference. Call or ad ■
dresa Mrs. Dickinson's Co-Operative Bureau, 373
."th five 'Phone 6422— Madison Sg.
NURSE (French), speaking English, for child
from two years old: excellent references-: go
anywhere, il.. Miss Margaret Smith's Bureau.
JlWwt 42d at.; phone 3000 Brvant.
NURSE rained, will take
rntirf charge of infant or one or two nld<»r
< hilri-ren . excellent references; understands all
B . Miss FltzileT-ald'a Employment
Bureau, 503 sth s\e Entrance on 4-d St.
. ian 1 n rpstant; ir.Ant's or grown
.'en, two years last pla. c; excellent ref-
Osterberg'a Bureau. 710 Lexington aye.
:i,ia.
• to invalid: hospital
trained: Scotch Protestant: excellent ref*r
t3G. Industrial Asso
■ IT Weal 42d T :^n^ S2lOr— Bryant.
, friend cham
m; likes children: aood «eam
g | ■ • Mor ■
row's Bureau, Tl'l Lezingl " H th st
-• 1.--- rirsl eat I iuntr>
n at preaent employer's,
.". West ■""■
WAITI ' v Anstrian, ref
• bany Bureau" 20 Kast ■T3'i st.
WANTED — By retineil Protestant woman po
tltion as child's nurse; reliable, willing to be
useful: prefor country: moderate salary. Ad
drr«s Miss M.. 20 North St.. Stamford. Conn.
CIRCULAR DISTRIBUTERS.
IST I BUT I card*, circulars, strict per
sonal Bupcrvisiorv; highest references. Kelly
Distributing Service. 345 West 2."id
MACHINERY. DIES AND MODELS
FOR SALE — New tenoning and mortising out
fit. Does coping. Less than half ordinary
cost Greatest capacity and efficiency. Machine
demonstrated. Mechanical Engineering Co.. 13*
Reade st.
FOR SALE.
PARLOR SUITS. UPHOLSTERED. FIVE
pieces. tap^Ftry, springs: where necessary
silk cord anil gimp: frames cleaned and pol
lshf'J. $f!.9S; slip covers, flvo pirccs. to order,
complete, any siz>\ $4.95: In German linen;
va!u<» $10: with «hrunk binding. Our repre
sentative call" a-nywhere '.vjthln 25 miles.
14TH STREET UPHOLSTERY CO., 23 East
14th Street. 'Phoru- 2^ofi fftuyvesant.
Hie. BAKGATNS^.^Hghtty used office furniture.
«if«ks, typewriters, cash registers, adding ma
chines mimeographs riling cabinets, safes, ad
dressing machines, time clocks partitions, check
protVciors. bookcases. NATHANS. 4 White Street.
SURROGATE'S NOTICES.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
'Abiur C Thomas, a Surrogate of the County
of New York. Notice is hereby given to all
Deraona having- claims ajrainst Ellen M. Pike.
late of tin Counts of New York, deceased, tj
l.rtsunt th» same with vouchers thereof to
the subscriber, at her place of transacting
r'usine«a the off.C" of Outhrie, Ban^a & Van
hinder.!-. No. 44 Wall Street, in the City of
New York, on or before the 28th day of July
Ft Dated New York. th« 19th day of .January.
•IGIO ' JEANNETTE P. COIN.
1810 - * Executrix.
GUTHRIE BANGS * VAN BLKDEREN. At
torn for Executrix. 44 Wall Street,
New York CMtVj
IX ■ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
*Abner '' Thomas, a Surrogate of the County
of New York, notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Charles Maync,
late of the County of New York, deceased, to
ur»sent the same with vouchers thereof to
the subscriber, at h-r place of transacting
business at the offices of Pratt, Koehler &
HnsseU. No. 47 Cedar Street. In the City of
New York, on or before the 23rd day of Sep
tember next.
Dated New York, the loth day of March.
1810 CAROLINE MAYNC. Executrix.
CAROLINE HATNC. Eitnitrlx.
Pratt. Koehler i- Russell, Attorn, for Ex
ecutrix. No. 47 Cedar Street, Borough of
Manhattan, City ! of - New '.York. -?
IN ' PCRSUAN'CB • OK, AN ORDKR OF HON.
' Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County
of New York. Notice 18 hereby given to ail
persons having .!a!tr.« arainst JAMES vYTLLS.
late of the County of New York, deceased, to
resent the same with roachera thereof to the
subscriber, at his place of transacting business
at the offi<-e of McCurdy a Yard. No. M Broad
way, in the <'ity of New York, on or before the
10th <iay of I'ecember next.
Dated New York, the Mth day of May, 1910.
WILLIAM RRIN'KKRHOFF. Executor.
M'CURDY * VARI>. Attorneys for Executor,
Hi; Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. New
York Cfy.
IS ;PURSUAN-CB OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Ahper C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County
of New Y*>rk. notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Eugene Shift,
deceased, late of the County of New York, to
present the same with vouchers thereof to the
subscribers, at their place of transacting busi
ness at th* office ,if whltridg*. Butler 4 Rice.
No. '."f> Wall Street, in The City of New York,
on or before th> first day of December next.
Dated N'W York, the ■-'•'•tl' day of May. 1010.
ADRIAJC TSEI.IN. ir:. SAMUEL WOOLVER
TO.V. KxecUtT*.
WHITRTDOE. BUTLER * RICE. Attorneys
for E!t«-cvtoro :•'■> Wall Street. N. Y.
fjfTPURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Mm.r C Thojnr.s. a Surrogate of the County
of New York, notice Is hereby given to all per
son* having claims ap.ilnft Alexander McDonald.
lato of the bounty of v. -.» York, deceased. t«
present the same with voucher* thereof to the
Bttfcerriber at hi* jilnce of transacting business.
No. Tr. rtroad-vay. In the City of New York, on
or before the n!t!«"t»rnt!i day of November nest.
l>st*d New York, th« seventeenth day of May.
10"V EDMTTNTJ X STAT.T.O A dtnlnlnlrwf or.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
SUPREME rt COURT RTATE AND COUNTY
of New York. — Mary A. Ma!, on. Plaintiff;
Emma M. Dn^liss and Isaac Goldberg. D«
f end ants. — Summons Trial desired In New
York County. — To the above named defend
ants: You are hereby ■:.•■■•■■! to answer
thf complaint in this action, and to serve -i
copy of your answer on the plaintiff* attorney
within twenty days after thf service of this
summons, exclusive of the day of B--TVI- ■■-. hnd
In case of jrour failure to appear, or answer.
Judgment will bf taken against you by default
for the r<*!l«?f demanded In the complaint.
Dalrd. March H< >BERT J. MAHON.
J'laintiff's Attorney.
Offic and Post office Address. 154 Nassau
Str>-'-t, Manhattan rough. -New York City.
To igia,-- Goldb*.rr: The foregoing summons
is _*rv«d upon \"ii hy publication, pursuant to
an order of Hon. Rrtwurd B. Whitney, Justice
of tljp !»upr<-nii-! ir» of Htate of X*\v York.
\. v. ■ York ivuiily. lifted the l"th day of May.
i It i o an. l filed th- same day In th» <>m, a of
the i'ltK <>f New York <~oiin<y. «t New York
Counts Court Housr. in M ...•■. Borough.
\.w York City. KOHKr-T .T. MAHON.
Plaintiff* Altorntv.
154 Na*sau titrcet, Manhattan Dorpuih. .New
York City.
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A. M. 12:2.'.. 1:25. 2:10. 2:55. 3:5.1. •4:05. 8:25.
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Hound Trip Tic.,,, * FrjDra 129 th St - 80 Cent>
inp Tickets } From pier j N R i 0 Cents .
STEAMER TATRrs makes trio, EVERY DAY
to FISHING BANKS. Leave 129 th St.. N. R.
.:20 A. M.: Fier (new) No 1. N. R.. 8:20 A. M.
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LOST BANKBOOKS.
BANKBOOK " No. 54», 403 of the I"n;on 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 aaid '
passbook cancelled and a n»-w 6ne issued
BANKBOOKNc~S47.474^of th* Inion Dime Say-
Inga Bank is inissing Any person havinp a |
claim to it is hereby called upon to present the-i
same within ten days or submit to having said ;
passbook cancelled and a new one leaned
BANKBOOK No. 519..V>1 of the Union I>!
Ings Banit Is missmsr. Any person having a
claim to it is hereby called upon to present the
same within ten day* or submit to having said
passbook cancelled and a new one issued.
LOST.--Bankbook No. 496.467 of Dry Dock
Saving" Institution. Any perscn having claims
upon said book is called upon to present the
same to the bank within thirty days or the said
book will be declared cancelled and extinguished
and a new one issued in lieu thereof.
LOST — Bankbook No. 875.604. Bank for Sav
ing?. 280 4th aye.. New York. Payment
stopped. Please return book to bank.
LOST— Bankbook No. 1.013.161 on the Bowery
Savlnsrs Bank. 130 Bowery. New York. The
finder is requested to return it to the bank. If
not restored by the Bth of July application will
be made to the bank for a new book.
LOST OR STOLEN.— Bankbock No. 465.474 nt
the- German Savings Bank in the City of New
York, corner 4th a'-e and 14th St.. Issued to
Anna Glebelhaus. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. If not returned to
the bank on the 20th day of June, 1910, a dupli
cate will be Issued.
FORECLOSURE SALES.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
— Carl Fischer, Plaintiff, against Isaac Hat
tenbach and others. Defendants..
In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclcsura and
sale, duly made and entered In the above-en
titled action and bearing date the "d day of
June. MO, I, the undersigned, the Referee in
said Judgment, named, wiil sell «t public auction,
a* the Exchange Salesroom. No* 14-16 Ves^y
street. in the Borouuh of Manhattan, City of
New York, on the ilith day of June. I:*!", at
1:2 o'clock noon on that day. by Joseph P. Day,
Auctioneer, the premises directed by said JudK
ment to be sold, and therein described as fol
lows:
All that certain lot. pi<?ce or paicel of land.
with the building! ari improvements thereon
erectoci, situatp. Ing a ii being in th« Borough
of The Bronx, at the City of New York, in the
County and State of New York, known and
distinguished by the lot number 271. In block 9,
on a certain mar entitled. "Map of 1.572 build-
Ing lots situated in North .New York. Weat
!,. s"-r County, belonging to Clarence s. Brown."
Dated January, 1866, and Sled in the office or
tl ■ Register of the County of Weatcheatei on
February 17. IMB. as Map No. US which saiil
lot. according: to said map, is bounded and de
scribed aa follows:
T:c«lnnii's at a point on the northerly side of
135 th tUretr, distant. 12."> feet easterly from the
corner formed by the intersection of the north
erly sldo of 139 th Street with the easterly sid»
of ' Uncoln Avenue: running thence northerly
parallel with Lincoln Avenu* '"" feet; thenc-i
easterly parallel with 135 th 51 eel 2-" feet:
thence southerly parallel with Lincoln Avenua
laV feet to the northerly side of 13.5 th Street:
and thence westerly along the northerly aide of
135 th street 25 f*et to the point or place of
! e~irtninjc Said premises beln^ now known by
tr<- street number ■'•-'•' Hast 135 th Htreet.
Dated New York. Jour «th. lwio.
FRANKLIN BIEN. Referee
R. Dt'DENSING. Jr., Attorney fnr Flaintiff. 156
Rroadway, F.orough of Manhattan, New York
City.
Th<- fol'owine if ft diagram of the property to
b» told: its street number is 255 (forme! 520)
East 135 th Street.
Th» approximate amount of the lien or charge,
to satisfy which the above-described property is
to b^ sold. Is Four thousand one hundred thir
teen ; 100 Dollars (|4.113-33-100>. with interest
thereon from the -»>th day of May. 1810, together
with costs and allowani-e amount to Two
hunclrrd seventy-seven 4J-1'» Dollars ($277.43
10 in. with interest from June Cth. V.<\<\ together
with the expenses of the sale. The. proximate
amount of the taxes, assessments and water
rates, or other liens, which are to be allowed to
the purchaser out of th« purchase money, or
raid by the Referee. is Two hundred seventy
nin« i>v-l<*> Dollar* (SS79iO6 180). and interest.
The premises will be S oi,i subj-'ct to a first mort
gage for Twelve thousand Dollars 1912,000 O>
100) and Interest thereon from the 6th day of
September, 1906.
Dated New York. June 6th, 1910.
FRANKLIN BIEN. Referee. _
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
— Kenyon Fortescu«'. as Trustee, etc.. I'latn
tlif, against Benjamin Fisliman et al.. De
fendants.
I.i pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure
and sal-, duly made and entered in th- above
entitled action and bearing date the 3d nay
of June, 1916. I. the undersigned, the Referee
in said Judgment named, will sell at public
auction, at the Exchange Salesroom. Nos. 14
lf, Vesey street in the Borough of Manhattan,
city of New York, on the 30th day of Jun»>,
1910. at 12 o'clock noon on that day. by
Joseph P. Pay. Auctioneer, the premises dl
rected I ■■•■ said judgment to be •old, and there-
In described as follows: All that, certain lot.
piecf or parcel of land, with the buildings and
improvements thereon erected, situate, lying
and being in th«» Borough of Manhattan, of
the City of New York, bounded and described
as follows: Beginning at a point on the north
erly side of 113 th street distant one hundred
and twenty-four (1241 feet six <rt> Inches
westerly from the northwesterly corner of
113 th stroot and Park avenue (formerly Fourth
avenue I and which point Is at or opposite to
the centre of a party wall; running thence
northerly parallel with Park avenaa and part
of the distance through the centre of said
party wall one hundred (100) fe»t eleven (tl>
inches to the centre line of the block; thence
westerly ■nd parallel with HSth street twenty
sis (56) feet four i 4» Inches: thence south
erly and again parallel with Park avenue and
part of the distance through th« centre of
another party wall one hundred <10<»i feet
eleven 111) inclies to the northerly side of
Il3tfa strei't. and thence easterly along said
northerly si'le of n.ith it reel twenty-six (26)
fee: four (4) inches to the point or place of
beginning. -
Said premises being known as No. 77 East
113'h street in the City of New York.
Dated, New York. June 7th. 1010.
SAUL J. BARON. Referee.
MURRAY. BENNETT * INQERBOLL, Attor
neys for Plaintiff. No. 22 William stree:.
Borough of Manhattan. City of New York.
The following Is a diagram of the property
to bo sold. I'« street number is No. 77 East
113 th street. New York City.
The approximate amount of the lien or
charir*-. to satisfy which the above described
property i* to be sold, is taO.IIBBB with In
terest thereon from (he 23d day of May. 1910.
together with costs and allowance amounting
»o §44T 4S. with interest from June .".. lf»10.
togfiti.-r with the irxp#nan of the aal». The
approximate amount .if th« taxes, aasossments
aii-1 H«t»r rate?, or n»li»r tleaS, which are to
v,,-. alto* rr) to th»- purchaser otjt of th» pur
. 1,,,.. monrv, or paw by the Referee, is |."itt 17
an.: lntrre«t.
Dated. New York Juno 7th. 1 J»10.
SAUL J. BARON. B«ftr««. j
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— • ' WA *'*- M K.WmderGr.Jur.e 14
, rr _ n , tth Kronp.Cecllle. Jne 21
Plymouth, Kr Wilhelm. June _s
Cherbourg. S"^ K. Wllhei.-n II July I
*& UCI illall
Thurs ya.lo AM \>Vl lIIU.H
G. Wash' eton. Jun«^
Bremen Jun<» 14
•Main June 23
P.P.W.inew).June 30
•Bremen direct.
To Gibraltar. Naples — _
and Genoa. I 1 _
Ballings Sat.. ll A.M. 3 I /-\ fr rl
Fried' hd. G.June 11 I 1111/ 1 I
X Albert.... Tune l« I .11 I V 11
tNeckar June 2S MSM.XS J
Pr'zess Irene.. 2
tDoes not call at Genoa.
Independent Areand-ttae-World Tour*.
Travelers' checks itood mil oTer
the world.
OELRICHS * CO.. General Aseats.
5 Broadway. »— York.
_r^_^^M_^H^___^_^
D'UTSCHLAMD^
16,500 TON- 1
Special Sailing;
JULY 2, I P. M. ,
i<\ Days to London & _
>V Paris. 7 Days to M
____^ Hamburg-. _____
All .Modern Safety Derice* (Wireless, *•"■ >
LONDON, PARIS, HAMBUR3.
tUnexcelled ITII a CM Una a la Carte Restaurant.
Gymnasium. Elec. Baths. Elevator. Palm Garden.
•P. Grant. June S. 10 am' Graf Waldersee..June 9
•Cincinnati . June lljtKais'n Aug. Vic. June i>
i Pennsylvania. .June 13 Bluecher June 3»
•Cleveland . . .June IS Deutschland .. . July 3
i Hamburg direct. 'New.
I aero m a ■%* VIA GIBRALTAR.
■ #* I W NAPLES
I §A La 1 AND GENOA.
! 8. S. DATA VIA June 14. 2 P. M.
S. S. HAMBURG J « n ,' 1 ;i
S. S. MOI.TKE „ ...^ aly *"
TRAVELLERS' CHECK* IS>rED.
Tourist Dept. for Trips Everywhere.
Hambuix-Ameriran Line. 4.', Broadway. N. T.
[SHORT SEA TRIPS
For Summer Vacations.
BERMUDA
the Ocean Paradise, by
Twin Screw S. S. "Ber
mudian." June 8, 15. 25.
Round, Trip, S2O up.
Tours at inclusive
rates. $22.50 up.
CANADA BY SEA
New York to Quebec
via Halifax and St.
Lawrence. S. S. "Trinidad," 1,500
miles — days. $45 up.
THOS. COOK & SON
245 Broadway. Mi and SM Fifth Ay» ,
«43 Madison Ay», >.'• -v York
Tour* to Kurop^ and Fa«»ion Play.
South America T«*ar. July -".
Round the World. Auk. 23.
Sept. 13. 27. Westbound.
CUM ARD LIME
Pits .V 4 and M. North River, foot of 14th St.
OFFICES. 21-24 State St., opposite th« Battery.
Lusitania— Mauretania
Largest. Fastest. Flßi>«t Stramrrs Afloat
New York to London Direct
VIA FISHGCARD
Th» most expeditlou* rcute. Quickest also to
. PARIS-BERLIN-VIENNA
Leave New Turk Wednesdays. 9 A. M.
MONDAY IN LONDON TUESDAY IN PARIS
Wireless Telrgrraph. Submarine Signals.
Luslcania June &t)viauretasla . Jus« 23
•<*amn!a. ,Tun» 11. 10 am, "Carmanta. June 25.10 am
•Carr.pania.Jtme 15.9 am ■ Lusitania June 23
■Will call at Queenst-wn and Fishguard.
HUNGARIAN- AMERICAN »l KVirj
Trt KIL'ME. via GIBRAL.TAR.NAPLES. TRIESTE
|Ultonia..June 16. noon | Pannonla . .... . July 19
arpa:hia.Ju".y 7. noon «i:ror.:a Auruat 4
tt.'alls at Genoa. {Carries -d and 3d class only.
Travellers' checks Issued — good everywhere.
Particulars of Services, Rates, sailings and oUi«r
Information will be supplied on application.
_
AMERICAN IJ_____T_______
S. V. — I'ljmoutb — Cb«r —
St Louis .lune 1 ! [ St. Paul June 23
New York". June 18 i Philadelphia ... July 3
RED STAR LINE sr£ih.*&
NEW DOVER— ANTWERP.
Yaderland June Tl!Kroon!and . June 2.1
Lapland tnew). .June I*l Finland July 3
WHITE STAR LINE £°r «!"«?. b.
>. V.. (jueenstofrn. Uolybead. Liverpool.
Baltic Tim* 11. nooniCedrlc Juno 25
Olth- .Juno 19. 9am Arabic July 2
X. V. — Plymouth — — >«uth«n«,.i.n
T»utonlc. .Tune f«,9:30 amjUaJestlc June 22
Oceanic. .June 15. noon | Adriatic June 28
Alow New York and Bo*ton — Mediterranean.
Our TrarelerV Check* Good Everywhere.
Offices 9 Bway * Pier 82. N. R. t23d St.). N". T.
ANCHOR L3NE
GLASGOW via LO^DO^DtKRY
California Junell.lOamjColumbla June 23. 9 am
F'ncssta.June 18.3 pm, Caledonia. .July 2. 2 pa
tIKHT A BIN. $«7.3« and t~.i.S*.
A SECOND CABIN. 94S and $47.50.
THIRD CLASS. $?«.7S and $30.
HENDERSON BIIOTHERS. 17-19 Broadway
BEft l4 ft lJ I IMP Pier 11. Wall St. Ferry.
hkll II LlliC Brooklyn, at noon
For s>an Juan. P. H. La Guayra. Pro Tjabeub.
Curacao and Maracatbo. via Curacao.
Caracas June IS I Philadelphia July 2
For L* Guayra. Curacao and Maracalbo.
u lljl . . .... June 11 Maracalbo . . June 23
Superior Accommodations for •ms»«n*«T«
BLJBS. DALLETT & CO..
General Managers. 32 Wall 9»-
PATQIfI! I ! Steamers leave Pier 43. !
LA 1 OrwlL-l-. x. R.. ft. Christopher
nrrMlKir Rt - Waal Days at t» '
EVEN IN p. M C«t*kllJ— Hud.on
« t r CoTsarkle and tnterme- :
LINL dlate landings.
Fend 2 cnt« In stamps for Summer I
Booklet on Resorts in and near, the Cats- .
kilt Mountains. 'Phone 1009 — Spring.
CLARK'S TOfRS TO EUROPE^
itineraries carefully made and many special
features render our Tour* very delightful.
»-,,0.1 Tours at ttVI upward, Paaai.>i» Play
,'., M North Cape Tour $«.'>o
KItANK P. i I *»«•* Times BMg.. __ Tnrlc.
"la RFP RANK live.
reaves Franktm St. Plt 24. North niv»r.
*a\\\ S 30 A. M. 2:lO'P. M.. Sun. « 3» \. M.;
Si.t.r* t:M A M. 5:53 P M . Sun. • -VJ
i~ v fof Highlands tied Bank. •'<- Bme..
60c Trolley to Long Branch and AJbury Park.
Ttm TAsM-lal
FALL RIVER LINE
(Splendid St;a— .-.-s — Splendid Servict)
Begun to think about vaca
tion ?—
Most people have. Don't
decide until you talk with the
ticket man at 171 Broadway.
Fall reiver Line steamers leava
New York. Pier 19, North Rivsr,
foot of Warren Street, at 5:30
P. M. Gat you to Boston as
early as 7 o'clock next morning
later if you like. C^_
Fare to Boston. . *? *
Telephone 5121 Cortlanit for tsfor-atiC-i
City Ticket Office- 171 Broadway
T nAATniI Direct from City to
_ BOSTON 0 '--"M" M
U U U V I U 1 1 Metropolitan Us*.
IP Yale & Harvard
j New York to 80-ton. S4.a*. I most fasctnat
i lnr route. River. Harbor. Sound and Ocean.
Fares th* am* as via Lou* Island aaaaw
I Lines. Week days and Sundays. r.»i Ney
i York. Pier 9. S. R.. near foot Reefer «r ♦P. M.
I Same datlr schedule from India Wharf. Bo_toau
| Through fi-k-tp to all points, at Wharf. a:«o
! Tourist and N. Y. Transfer Co. OlTlces through
i out City.
Notice o! Removal and
Change in Leaving Hour
Commencing Sunday. .Tune T2t l»lf>. TTt*
i Ta!_ and Harvard, also the Metropolitan Lln^
Freight Steamers, —lit depart fn>m and arrtv»
a: Pit 14. North River, near foot ot Cortlandt
Street, instead of Pier #. N- P.. Comm-ncinr
on the same date the leaving 1 hour will b« .>
P. M. from New York and Boston, • -ad 0!
! 4 P. M is at present. Due either city at *
A. 31.
i Metropolitan «i«eam*hip Cn.'Phone Cortlandt 1715
Bill *_Sl''J_JP \4*a i*B
_L_______*___________________WLf_«_______cr___
M ..ie-7i .
PEOPLES LINE TO ALBANY
STR ADIRONDACK »>ven dates .Tun-,
STR C. W. MORSE Ultematin* »— Pl»r .12.
I N. R. foot Canal St.. « P. M. W. 120 th at..
I« M P. If. daily (s'uadav Included >. Frora
I Albany daily (Sunday included). - P. IX.
ORCHESTRA.
CITIZENS LIME TO TROY
New Sir*. TROJAN or RENS.-ELAER. pie?
48. N. R . ft. West 10th at . «P. M dally .Sat-
I urdays excepte.l) From Troy da. (Saturdays
exeept»d>. 7 30 P. M. Sunday steamer l-_c_-»
! at Albany.
Excellent >-uisine and service. rirecr rail
connection at Albanr and Troy for pnlnt»
North. East and West: horses and automobile*
i carried at r>asonabl» rates. ;
' DAY LINE STEAMERS. DAILY, except Sun
day. leave Brooklyn. Fulton St. <t>y Annet).
! 8: Desarosses St. • 40; W. 42<J St.. •» TV.
T23th St.. 9:20 A- M. Landing at Tonkera.
West Potnt. New burgh. rVMlchkeepste. King
ston Point.- Catskill. Hudson, md Albany.
Easy connections North. East, and West. aH
through rail tickets between N. T. and Al
bany accepted. Most d»t!ghtfu! n»-<lay ou"
injrs to 'West Point. Nf»wburgh. or Pou«!»
keepsle. returning on down boa:. Meals
served at a': hours. Music.
STEAMER MARY POWELL
Leaving Desbross*s St. at 1 4." P M.. W 424
St.. 2P. M W. 13»tii St., --° P. V dally,
except Sunday, for Highland Fails. West Potnt
(returning by boat or rail. Cornwall. N*-*»
burgh. Sew Hamburg. Milton. Poke-ps!«.
Rordout and Kingston. r>rph»»tra.
SUMMER 1
TfIURS i Special ArranKem»nts
iwu nw I covering short trips by
Wpppppppppppppppppppppp-pp-p-p-p— ppppppppppi ppppppp>ppppppppppppJ Sea or I^ind to al! re
aorta in United States and OHM Cir
cular Tour tickets with or ■without hotel
accommodations. - -■ at «>nc» for book
>• MARSTKRS TOURS. SI T«; 3O*n
St., New York.
I Central Hudson Linel
For Newhargh. Po«nhke<p«ie and Kias*loa.
' From Franklin Street, week days, except >»•
: urday. 4 P. M. Saturdays. 1 P. M. West
, 129tfc St.. 1 -jr. P. M.
For NEWBUROH and int»rm»<!!at» land
! Ings. we-K days. 5 P. M. Saturdays. H F 11.
, we«- ■f2l>th St.. : no P. m
i ciiymvc F " om Frnkl'n 5t . r> A M.
CUnUfllC West 12nth Sr. <i:?.n a. yt.
_,__„,, , Steamers leave Pier 4.1. N. R.. ft.
B *£S£ « rh P ist M p ;"w. ? ;=ot^;-r a P 3 i 1i 1
«iir Catskill-Hudsoo— Coxsackie
LINE and Intermediate landinc •
S-»nd 2 c«nts in stamps for Summer Booklet
on Resorts in and near the Catskill M°uf!tair.3.
' Ph'T^ V^l** Sp-ing
~ CARPET CLEANING.
I. Y. CARPET CLEARING WORKS
Oldest. Larses:. Most Modern.
' Te!. 4*532 — J6!»3 — Brjant. Estab!is^e<l 1537
Fins Rugs Woven from Old Carpet
Prices Reasonable. Send an Circular.
437 and 439 W. 45th St.
( XV. H. JORDAN. EDWIN LgNTZ.
Carpet & Rug Cleansing
lh * C. Hi Brown Cut sranianxm? Hiu
;09 £ Ml E. 37th •*. * HI)
CAKKFIO. CARPET CLEA-NINO CO.-Cleaa»
by compreaßerl air. steam, hand or en f?oor.
I 1354 Broadway. 421 East 48th it. COS •
: BRANDT. Tel. 132— 3Sta.
: ~^=
_J DOGS. BIRDS. ETC
PARKWAY PET STOCK
Dob» boarded in sanitary ca^es. Boston* at
•tud: all leading remedies. 44 W»st 110 th St.
' .— — .— n— i— ■— — — — P— PP— ppppppp— PPPPPPPPPPPi— — ■-P—'—
_ INSTRUCTION. IZZZZ.
Boys and Young Men — Country.
MAPLEWOOD CAMP
And SUMMER HOME. June 6-Set>t. 15. r.laV
Near Phiia. 4Sth year. Special car- tn tut!*
bo>«. Winter session. t«pt. IS. prerares ♦" b">»
tor c<?!l^se or business. J. SHORTLFDGE. AM.
Yale. *> r tn . Box '■•■ Conrordvllli*. t>e! i '« . Pa.
For Both Sexes City.
'• THE BERLITZ srHOOI. OF I.ANGrAOES.
MADISON SQUARE «M 22 BROADWAY*.
' Harlem Branrh. 54.1 Lenox A\'.. n»ar I^7rh St.
Brooklyn Branch. 21*-"-2" IJvlnsTStoa >t
Z SCHOOL AGENCIES. ~^
Amrrlcsa jnr tor run Teaeticrs' A<rncr
Supplies Prof»«s->r», Teachers. Tutor*. ..o»
' «rnc— ea. etc.. to Co'.l«c«». Schoels and »»Maa«ak
Apply «a lira. If. J. TOUNfJ-FUt-TON.
13 Union SQOar*
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
43TH STREET. 122 WEST.
1 Beautiful furnished room; running «a -- ft
1 p«r week; with a private bath. $12.
Hotel Br.sto'.
HOTT ST.. SI. Brooklyn. — Two ntc*. el'art
.rooms, suitable for man and wlf». or t-*»
young mt?n. with or without board; near rj.>
way. ;
T^AHGE furnished ro^tn fer twe: pr!<-*. Jl<» »
week. Call or address OWNER. -" <■ - <*
a»».. Bensonhurst. -■■■.-■
BOARD AND ROOMS.
12* WEST 82D ST. — Every room bath, sterna*
heat, hot water, parquet floors, -»:»--. table;
doctor's apartment.
REMEDIES.
THO~ROII.It. rUtMA>KM Cfllt.'* to cum
of r.1.01.0 PO1»«>. NtKVOtS DEBILITY.
Bl ADDER COMPI^IINTH and kindred dis
eases: relief at once la dangerous cases. r'C-n?
or old; tho»e desirtns only r.rxt ri— scientist
treatment should ea.l'.. Dr. BONSCHCR. the we I
known special at. M West 3a'.h »t mure, ft-3. T-Oi
PROPOSALS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OT
the Supr>'l»iiH Arc*".."-' ' Washington.
T>. C. June. 1. 1910. — S.-aled proposals wlil b-»
received at this ode* until _ o'clock v> m. on
the _oth day of June. 19l«>. md then opened,
for an interior pneumatic tub» system for ib<%
V. 8 Custom House nuild'.ng. N>w Tor*.
N. Y. in accordance with the drawings an.l
specification, copies of which may b« had at
this of_ce. or at th« ofllce of the Chief Engi
neer and Superintendent, etc.. I*. S. Publla
Building*. Room 727. Custom Home Bulletin*.
New York N. T.. at the discretion of th«
Pimm i Architect. JAME3 KSOX TAT-
I.OH. Sopervistnr Architect. ,
OFFICE. COMMISSION KRs*. DISTRICT «.'K*
Columbia. June «. 1010. -Sealed proposals w»i;
be received at thl* office until 2 o dock. P. SI .
Jxiztn .th lUIO. for the construction of *•— *r»
in th» District J>f ColumbU. Forms of rrr>p.'__«.
speeincatl^ns and necessary ___?______•
obt_tned from Chief Clerk. Ens:n<-er Department.
Rnrun 4_7. Ptstrtct Bulldtn*. Washington. DC.
CTVO II RITOUPH. JOHN' A JOHNSTON.
Wl'_X_%M V. JCInJON, Commissioner* P. C. .
rvpcwfiiTiN
Victor visible, tj» nmuu St.: c«u!e*u*
fr<*»; «li niku tak«n par* payment; bargains)
la Vnd«rwood». Remiofftoaa. Olivers. Salti*.
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