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frJi NAVY NOTES
:__■_■. Bobnett Appeals from
'-Court Martial Sentence.
§.* *' — --, Ha T«»«»« Bureau.]
l iil -* "Washington. Jure S.
-jTjT -The friends of. S'orgeca
s***_*^ire bnp_tier.t that ON navy
J.* ivo»« farrrably en his appeal from
* tfS £?rfij* co - rt In!irtial wtlch Een '
iSt^v-Tto a reflection of four ■■»
5? "£ Etive list or the r-aval :ncdi-
• BtM !r^_ 1 cScrr declare* he has
0i esrsst ..^ treated and be has presented
•* ___M to soow t: ~ 11 the court which
i^-Twa* not in nis-lsainn or laforma
*J^St have rhows extenuating
«st <r^^°^«_ Rctaftt _r.<S Pa: -
•""rP v"i ™** tned at the Boston
V** \_ •«■* weeks a *°- Xkczuso they
Boston physician ■* * public
sa * t L« at «Sj« sard. There were c!r
•»• cOßßectefl "«:th the act t. hleh
« *"S-e c- ■« the time of the trial.
**** d««re-3 desirtW* to protect cer
i>2^rt» aretded pnblldtr. For
<* JL Bargeo* Roteett. his friends
SS" f^ ad to pr«ar as a '-■■-' •
a_JJ^ -irA _M-r__acQUl«e4. Hore
*!**^''is asserted by Robnett's attor
'f__f_±*i retßcfeßOy punished toy
«**» j^yncard, to which publicity
f^fSafa'i&t cc-wspepers, and which
•• tit •" part, of Us efneiency record
""* ~2xisrJ. cf Navigation. Robaett has
t^to be reftor^d to his old place and
**_,-. the r»prtTT.ard expunged. It Is
'"V .- the Na^T 2>epartinent will
Er- tt* rcpri-nand. but it is likely to
2r* Bc^ ?Tt t0 hlf 1161 " position.
i^irrSs cf tbat offlcer purpose to carry
_st to Cattfie— oxilesa the depart
* BBin« action rhcrtly. If it
ato Confress there -may be some
*y_l which W.n r.ot be pleasant for
_^T^j ' '*■ ths Boston navy yard.
-~u rcas^a the Navy Department is
Sf£t» «fc«t arr Cnrther cfflcial notice
£-, * tiia of tb* cmat.
rs^TTJS ISStTEL'.— The folio-w :rs orders ;
:»* Murr.
£ p£.-e O-et cf engineers. CTasblßa;
&CT& CTm -,i i. BrrK. IWh Infaatrr.
ltr lja v'alte'r Beed General Hospital to
'fcS^S-AKT' KIMMEL. C?art Art!TI"TT.
K iZm 'Ofitii Corr.piuiy t» unat.'i«n»<l Ust.
ezplrstson pf l«»ve o f itbs*nc*
' ?£J?\l TTimTiTirtim oa«r. Artlllerr
. ZZZlrx af P-c. fp-j=d. for star! duty.
.-SbTtIILXASI Tt. MENGES. Coast Artll
.<*** ;r; ro tT Ohio TTesl^:-ac University. No
," i*V f - i t<« p--"r*r Ftatlon
t^SnAKRISON -T PRICE, .4 Tnfar.T:--.
**?? HEB^Tri.L TTFEa Ist fantrr
•' SllUra^Mßta WILLIAM F. 'A 0,00-
S? 70th ' Cava-irr. *r,d ROBERT ii.
«sSfc •\- la* On-airy, and Second 'Lieu
9 i«ir'FKTLIP E PEYTON. 16th Infan
™ fl € .aii»d far ouiy a* division encamp-
5 oryar.:r"d militia of niir.ois. A*J
rtJris/ Bita Ueateaanti 16th Infantry
Amretttc «r»~i*J dJ^bursins; a*ents of
S^-»art»«a for Ala* Van poet* yp*«-i
ifd- ri~PIN 1- BmXH. Fort Er&^rt:
tTATTZR C SHORT. Forr OibbOTs«.
S^PH F. WARE. Fort St. Mich«e'.:
BM33CON E- ">VE.ST. 16th laXaatrr. Tort
SSwwnso coraTXAicoT -r dawk
'WIUETtV P. ftirP.GERMAN, medi'-al
w-« cct' lionorabry dischaj-E-ed iroiu
S^rianw: First Ltesteaaat HARKT
-« TXNKTKK medical re»f?rv-e corps, one
"««^ji anJ t-er.t> da^-*: «"haplaip ED
PLI> &. August 2f. I,!U:tarv AeUemr.
NAVY.
kZ/LZji* ComnandPT I. C. WKTTENGEL. to
'ttEro^*":' charge recruiting station
Uißteitn DBBBBandw A A. PRATT, d*
bsttfltta BnBato: to the Colorado.
_..- Corcn-Ander IT. T. FAKER, ■■•*■•*
tjßCalr-'io: eooUsat ; * -a. !■•:.— v.ta 1 .. P .-—.
Bpbb.
__h_b:* F. F-. I'VVjAN. d*ta*«-d •"h«rg« re
- crstfet rtatiin. ftr.-.zhz.; »<"> 'hr Puflalo.
T-^p h. .'• FRENCH. retire<i, from naval
afffioa: s::iool liO!Ti!ta'.. V»"aslilnston; to
tar I T. SIOEBIPOX. 1" On Kansas.
Sss— » 7. r. van METRE, detached the
S Kf» Jr*- •1" tho North Uakota..
L_*asr U ■«XI>H ar.i <". P. GILK.OT. <J^
wi?4 *' Elasoari: to the North Djiknta.
jassr- guix*^* A. C. FTaNLTTV, detached the
L-IrC 3 !*'- leave thT»<- month*.
'Jrarr A. M. PirnN. d'tached the F»trel;
■age ctljer <3^ti*».
j S?T:.:£NTF or WARSHIPS. -The fol
tVtsaDveoeßta of vessels have bern re
[lottetta Navy Department: «
.".nnivEi?.
|fciMtelhte«ae *t BtaefleMs.
|«a>:-Tt« Bstectfe st Crtrtuf 1: th» !U?i» at
■^rti Hjif: Th<- Michigan _r Ns' Tard,
Net T;rk: *<• Justin »t Mare Island : the
■aw.'. Oi» Montana, tbc >icrth CaroL'fta
taS ih<? Oef-ter. ar >10.-.trvide 0 .
5* WTw lificrji sr.: lac rrew C»r!ear. st
Etttss.
2a *-TSf Pii-jca!: Irons BtaeSeUa for Cristo
•3**-'^» Hist froai Mar.zjirilJo f*T Ouanta
■a* ft* Vtch'.ran .rom Torrpki-svU'e for
■t !tTd. Sf»* Vfiru: th» Reii an 4 iht
J2" 5 :^ Ncrfolk. the r»ul Jon»s, the
J*«. tat Perr:-- ers'i the Htewart from
•» «~M^T <?r Pc£r<\
' «*i the Ctertetoa from Tokohama tor
■nJIEDOg HORSE SHOW
Iwtq» 32i Pacing To Be Added to
2a Eepila: Programme.
J=xie?jrk.V. i T./ji:ne *.-The annnal
ws £ho* pi k » n by tJie Tuxedo i ark
—;" Elt>- Association at Tuxedo Park
Jlf o: us tr">cd:r.s track on Fri
■•aosßßsi •- t! r bsjutai borac ■"'.■"•■■•.
2|i * ■Brief cf T.ro T ti:ig and pacing
»nhli l^v» attimcted toir.-: cl the
j •^stf cf this ran of the country.
**- "H If *wc:;t:-»i£l-.t ciastcs to be
r __* ?'"? '" CI which are tvc!l filled. In the
i 7*~E umbi tl^i>es there Ti-ill be nirsc
*^ btfafisas tingles. pair- s .
g?^™ ar.3 tourb. In the ponies in
: f^rciibit* there ■Rill be four classes
*"•' tariniTrnf; single ponies in har
ediia^lt ponjei: not over 13 3:ands to
aj lv ttOUresL Theee clas&es all
■S-iL*^ £1!rf ' Tl:e trotlcr * nd roa ' 3
'■■^ tt * !I ' t0 » et " c " "rtth th* On&se
. S have a large mtrr-
: «fr . --—« hare a big rntr. ai
L^yg*j»ea clas.--<-c. end Use comprtl
; e^««ier vith the v.xrnen's driving
Km?? tf L ' f th * f - Btur « s or tlic
-V*" tt« iflea] ttleat is interested.
s^^^ Clt " on Friday :noming- and
jS*?? 8 * VOta Saturday night, vith
L^" ?: - -'■''.•- ■ i»ir-:< The cx
r^i < nT airi>e COB|S ? t " •' Theodore
.£^f^3. prestiert. George OriawoM.
SKI?* 1 !!??! L^'niard, jr.. s-rre
f -^T- a 3! - V - BoOaaaJ treasurer.
•"Zr*^ Ge - or^ H. Mills, of Orange
fat, J. &r - a; n -n.ms i^'is^ • r all
; gel pp £ tiL £ ev«ts.
3Po«a«y vltn F. Loril
k -. . i-
|"^ to-v ( . Sr>^ :: * i baSaj to R" oat from
M*bm_ CMcir the hc«e thow anrl stalls
h-» -jn^Cßd for cutnaera -who racy
( J>YOP.-B "NO" AND -YES"
veto<><s rKtorflay the bill
y '° »«um© an aMltloaal
N»I |-t tS» cost o? th- ESvercld. «
>jCtV^Lt^ P3W tn per cent
iSiJSS? tfc * bl:i ff3r «*• 'Jcens
'
•» eT^ N>w Tork Central Rail-
SN i"*s .. C ? ter «rtaJn Etreet* In ex-
libs;-- ' N TsycTiqN.
«« loui« iica—oouafex:
JJ*^OOD CAMP
t«ffir* •^•s^L~^ r^ :1 * J - - to little
i^^SPa^L LANGUAGE!
; % - ..■ DWAt
— — . E '»'- t Ttali^ '•*'■ ne * r St.
ri -
FITTSBURC- SHOW PLACE CLOSED
It Is the Morgue, and a Favorite After
Midnight Resort.
t B;- Telegraph to The TYl_une.]
Pitt-burg. June $.— Th« Pittsbarg morgue.
where the public has been in the habit or
viewfnc all unclaimed todies at all hours,
day or eight, will in the future be closed
to t_« public from 3 p. "> to S a. m. The
r_ors__ h__ become a regular visit! place
f~r after-theatre dinner parties. Slumming
parties recently hav_ not considered the
night's rcund complete without viewing the
bodies.
Coroner Bamuel Jamison spent two whole
nights In the morgue listening to remarks
roads by after-midnight parties, then he
clc_e<- it at night.
"A <_c__ body, even though unclainied. is
_ sacred thing," said Mr. Jamison to-night.
'Some o* th. _lnrly dressed people who
come there didn't seem to think so. how
ever. ' '
School children are. also barred from the
morgue hi day time. The increased truancy
it? Pittsburg «*■■ attributed to morgue
visits.
BA_U_ENTIN__ LOST, CREW SAVED
British Steamer Irj Bringing Ship
-Tecked Men to Port.
Beaufort !_. C. June S.— The barkentine
I Goc_ News, of Philadelphia, has been lost
iat sea. Captain Eriksson and her crew of
I twelve men have been rescued arid are
'■ noTr s_fe on board th» British steamer
Metis, bound to _C_rro*"<. •-hich Eignalletl
th!s information to the IMamond Shoals
Lightship, off Cap- Hatteras, this marnlng
Tho Good Now? was bound from Philadel
phia to Mobiie and Ponce, Porto r.icc.
No detail.--- reearding: the T\Teck werr
learned by th«» c— : of the lightship. It
Is thought hen that the Good Kcws «aa
cauartit in tho storm -which passed to tea
off the South Carolina coast last •week.
TWO of the QUALITY ADVERTISEMENTS
i/i TO-T>A.ys
! HELP WANTED.
Male.
I __J___ME>~ throughout the [MM States to j
. sell automobile necessities: everr owner
wants our protector; reference* required. The
', O*XeD Tire and Prote«tJ>r Co., 330 Broadway
Female. I
CANT Experienced, with Rood refer- J
ence*; qnick advancement for h»isf|»r»; ml- '
■17 and rommleMon. Call, 8:30 to 10. 320 '
Br"adw3T, Room 510.
i i _
56- READ THE OTHERS AND GO TO WORK
HELP WANTED.
Male.
BOOKKEEPEP.. not ovor ti American Gentile:
experienced ; energetic: good penman and ff»iod
perßonality ; lasat. *I."K'. Credential Bmptojr
t»*»nt Corporation. _.--< Broadway.
BOOKKEEPERS — We are desirous of explaining:
our service to competent bookkeepers desirous
of securing- t«tter opportunity. Call or write
B_sln»f- Swi'ii a.. S)5 Singer Buildlr.s^
Bt'IL— )ING constructio- superintendent, take
charge of construction of high us residence.
Business Service Co.. *"X> Building.
CANVASSERS', e-peri^nced. with good refer
ences; good ori>ortunity for hustlers; Bala.r^
and commission. Call B_o to 10. __0 Broajway,
Room 5-0.
CLERK for hotel; prefer middle aged man with
experience In line. B_'ary $Vi a month and
rr.eals. ilij-. 1 -.!:! - -.•ion' Broker.. Flatiron
B_il.}fn_.
COLLEGE MEN, canvassinjr during cummer; $12
"and cumr_isslo_. M. C. Box 19, Tribune Of
fice. '
O'L._E<;E HEX for summer work: I1(rl-.- out
<!oor work; good salar:". ' M Cox I*. Trib
liTie Office. "
DESIGNER, e-ponencej in design of embroider
ies and lace curtains for Interior -ration.
■RuMn*s« Service <"0.. *»<)G Si-ger Bul'ding.
DRAFTSMAN. ixperiC-ce. in ornamental iron
t. ork: opportunity for ai3\_Ticeni»nt : I ary 10
•rtart *13. Mig-ii: (Position Brokei >. Flatiron
Hui'.dins.
ESTIMATOR. e«l>eT<enced la steam plutnbtac sup
p3l»s; must be able to read plumber?' -out ;
salary $1,300. ilishill (Position Broken. Flat
iron Building-. _______
FOREMAN, experienced ln concrete building^
■work for out-of-town ■p««!*'c": salary %X a
•R-»ek. Mlgi:i;i tl'ositior. Broker). ■ latiron B—o4
!r.s.
HIGH SCHOOL grafsuatei«. colie«e men. for l!ght
' outdoor employment durir.p guri-.m'-r; ?ood sal
ary- to t^ii our books. Ijox ■".«?. Tribune Office.
OnG/TNYsfs for xJi^Je^y church*-* ; $4--n
f>W). loon Webi-rer s clioir K_ch_j.s 13«
ith aye.
I'.EAL. IC.^TATB- Wanted, your* man 'a^.lliar
with fH-tion !rom 14th to 59th -■ renting; ex
client ojawrtßalty. Cvrp-jra-.ion. Box S, Tribune
rK\L. ESTATE— Younz wan to learn business
property leaafaa;: larg-. established .-oir.panv;
fine opportunity; Mmm Won baste. Hoi t/jb.
Tribune I'ptovm Office. ISC4 Broadway.
EOLLIXG MILL <UPi:RINTENDENT. experl
cseed la nma~-eta- of bar iron from scrap:
tecattoo New EntUmd; »1.300-|2.OU>. Business
Serrios Co.. ?ln^^r Buildirg-
giiycMEX wanfJ for tho tr-^de; can make $4
cllfy «^H and be eonvtimd. World Specialty
C>» . "2 TarK Flax-e. Room 52.
inta oui
ef.rer.f-e repaired The ONeil Tire
BAXERSCBK: call on business people; products
"in genera:' d-mand: pood pay. ***** -**g?_Z
Teem sanitary Utility «.ompany. -'.«. no. 30
riiurch st. . . -
I men. Hamp«l-Llln:cr. 242 Lafayuw
-
I «*.. _^ '—
arriCKOGR A PHER£-« • hay» fr-quent calls
"l^n« for r X p«-ri-nc^ ins m«i
JL™ ,ir avr-a-A in penwnaltty and ability to
-.. b tet Di - lnr K-- *" ! '" r - ai<: " u
-n-acal Oosspany.
*.>v York . —
4t7tt^. ewvpte la - - ' «m» :1
rcVs-r^s rWulratf: •»
i DufMTO. 8 Past AM at.
'wFSTERN t»rritorv : Tabi-t nir*stacs for all
' f^SVr^n"! 1 "" 1 Company. >>^
| Tork. . — ■ r
—,v — J# ,, * desire'! tor evening work:
i on'-'.
Female.
B^ K^^ t^iUceeper; ; B ood pay.
crt'^'.t^osr.pl.-r^nd booklceeper; good pay.
- .
, «ltl -
•aiary
all 6.3. to 10. U2O Br
ii« TV<«»ord ay*'.. tear mi. on *}^;__2±zL — : -I
jv,.^ ,v-. Mar rultoj. si . _-■;_
rrti^ei: ,^ r off'
full roainwnanre gf __^ i_.tt_i-*? 77 West
monthly. irwin-si Nurse. Beswtry.
Eart 110 th «t. -——====
WORK WANTED.
I " " '"Male
Mtfon man. « r-d ■*gs~^3sT f Si
, Jt -ld. ail IHJII--,^'P!l' I "aLS" 403 l
rest».urar.t trade George HanKen.
V^^7it :: rFE CKsS— Private only; «x*chmen foot
it. J TVUghOt.e li>2S-Pla«. -T^r-r,"SS
.fMlT^r r-rt of September; references. B-x
list at.
XEW-YORK DAILY TRIBINE. THURSDAY, JW3IOB 0, 1910.
SUNKEN COAL BLOCKS OHIO
Crew of Steamer Narrowly Miss Death
When Craft Is Sunk.
Pittsbars. June S.— Crashing into tbc
steamer Rover, while going at full speed,
the steamer Henry Loury sank tho Hover
and blocked navigation on the Ohio River
fry piling 240.000 bushels of coal hi the
channel a half mile from Neville Island to
da;. Fourteen men on the Rover escaped
death by Barrow margins when the. steamer
turned upside down. Dynamite v.ill prob
ably be used to clear the river-, _y.
The accident vra? caused by the Rover
striking a fleet of sunken barges which
foundered yesterday, sweeping her from her
course directly into the path of the ]_oury.
Over -100.000 bushels of coal, including that
which was rank yesterday, now bars up
and down stream traffic. The coal will be
recovered.
TO STUDY POLITICAL SCIENCES.
Justice Erlanger Yesterday approved a
certificate of incorporation of the Academy
of Political Science in the city of New
York. The purpose of the new Institution
is the cultivation of the political sciences
and their application to the solution of so
cial and political problems. The nine di
rectors of the academy are A. Barton Hep
burn, Dr. Albert Shaw, George A. Plimp
ton. Frank J. Goodnow. Professor Edwin
R. A. Seliarnan, Samuel McCune Lindsay.
Hmrbe Smith, Henry A. _lussey and Rob*
crt Erskine Ely.
TRAVELLERS TO MEET.
The annual convention of the United
Commercial Travellers' Association will
meet at the Manhattan Beach Hotel on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. Plans for
the crathering Include a dinner and ball on
Friday night and a great prosperity pa
rade on Broadway on Saturday morning.
Joseph P. Day trill* be one of the rp^akers
at th* dinner.
WORK WANTED
Male.
CHAUFFEUR— Kxperieneed driver; make own
repairs; best reference. Rice. Tribune Up
town_ Office. J^«j4 Broadway.
CHAUFFEI • i^- - w«i jsl) coupie; with Christian
family: it. an expert driver and mechanic; wife
competent waitress, chambermaid: personal city
references. Chauffeur. 337 East 41 st.
CHAUFFEUR— CoIored: single, 80; in city or
country. Refers to Mr. C. E. Miller, 1947
Broadway. T< 1. HW Columbus.
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER and gen
eral oHc assistant: graduate of Commercial
Hirh School, Brooklyn': good reference: mod
cmTe salary. Address Nicholas Ituggiero. 10
Sprue Ft., city; Room Xo. 1. •
- -atT. j.aperhanger. grain*r.
273 West I3!it st.
:tartship sot ght by voting.
i'.P IIRITI^IT ARISTOCRAT.
Q. TRIBCNE ITTO~N OFFICE, 13H4
BROADWAY.
STEXOORAPHER— Exceptionally rapid and
accurate : experienced: formerly private sec
retary :o prominent ■■..•-• president; during
summer: saiary >_n. K. S. Tribune Office.
l \v nr,-'. I ousr- .ieaning at reasonable
YOUNG MAN. _•». dejirpg position at anything
• »sp^rJPT;o«d a? piano regulator; best reference*,
John Foray. 3.T.'! I-last ">4th st.
I'OL'XG MAN, 20; assist in office; smart at
liS-res; iviihns, attentive. O. N.. 182 West
2Ot_ -■
TOt'N'O M.\N. -'■*>. wishes position as funeral
cf!ice asFist.int; lias _n<m ledg« of stenog
raphy and typewriting; '> years' experience;
referercrs. 51. Brill. U34 Kast l_Zd St.
TOUNG MAN. 21; in mercantile house, with
chance of advancement; bank tnesserßer: or»er
ate comptometer; qui>-k at figure?. E. L.. X..
Box 41, Tribune Office.
Female.
AN Al STENOGRAPHER, who mak»« substi
tuting a specialty, will book encashments for
vacution t>ea-aon; experienced In technical work ;
no ag-encics. Summer Engagements, Tribune
Offl -.-c.
GOOD stenographic typewriting work; rea
sonable rates. 93 William st., Koom !>l3.
"Phone 420« — John. *
SECRETARY, capable, v.ith business and
is resident
Hiiijr secretary;. uiid'Tstandg French, typewrit
ing; esrcl'ent reft-n>pce<i. A! E. Miss Fits-
Gerald's Employment Bureau. 003 Oth aye.
Entrance on 4^d st. .
COMPANION. — Spanish young lady. speakins:
four lan^uas^s fluently. (Wires position with
la<3v a? companion; country fir travelling; excel
lent r"f<T»-nc<-g. 1.. K. <•.. Tribune OTRr^.
TOUKG GIRI* public school praduate. good pen
man fljrurpr. w-ishes position real "state or
rra.r,ufartiir*r"s office: salary ?0. A. Schwartz.
771 c t. John'« I'la--e. Brooklvri.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.
BUTLER— -Swl*§: useful; $40;' excellent refer
ences; will po anywhere. .Mi- Shea's Bu
rr;au. S East 42d St.
BI"TLER— PARLORMAID. experl
esced; excellent refcrcnres from former em
ployera: parlormaid la capable waitress; will take
rrfsitiou topethfr or - arate C. ti.. Miss
FitrOeraid'i Bureau, r.'.a sth aye. entrance in
«2d at. ►• ; _
BCTLER. USEFUL M.\N.— Austrian, capable
vounjj man. v ith ■ i;-nt rcf*rcnfcs; will
ing to t><" K^nprailv useful. P. P.. Miss Fitz
rra |,)-ii Burciiu. ."•<)" r.;h «v.. entrance 42d st
BL : TL.I ; K and USEFIiI. MAN (colored); 10 years'
reference fopner employer, thoroughly ex
perienced ln wa.tinj: and housework; also un
derstands cooking, ft., Mis- yitzeei-ald'a Bureau,
603 sth aye.: entrance. 42d st .
BUTLER. USEFUL MAN. — Capable young
man with cxcflVnt references from present
employer; willing to x,* generally useful. M.
£.. m.- Fitzgerald's Bureau. 503 sth aye..
en'i ranee 42d st.
rHAUFrErR-f'OACHMAN.— Mechanic; *ingl";
best family refrrenc* 1 : van** reasonable; one
V a r*s experience as chauffeur. Joseph D., care
of Kohn. 644 6t>. ay».
COACHMAN. — lliridl« aged; married, no chli
dren permanent rituauou. ln country; good
references. Robert «-aro of Alfred "Walker. 210
West Cfith rt. Tfl. 162 Olurr.bu*.
COACIIMAN. — Married; no family; ««ven years
last place; written aud personal references;
la>i employer can be seen. Hosao. OS- Amster
tain f.vf. . , .
rioTf'ilMAN. — Married; no family; reliably
*" careful: city or country; personal references.
M. J.. «*8 ♦*_.*_••-
coIriIMAN and OARDENKR— Young 8we<l?:
v"i (J^rstar.ds horses, carr:_r«s and harness thor
ou'ghiy, «- n run automobile Carpenter's Bu
reau . i M Cth aw
r^nrioiiEl* CX)UPL>K— Capful butler, excellent]
v£L will do entire work of family; beat
r«f arena*; «CO. Miss Shea's Bureau. 8 East
42d *. '. .. — — —
rv^-i>» P-__herman: $50; experienced In all- j
• ; worl gardener, etc; w'fa cook and |
kathewaon-s Bu
en2?«
7-"rtf"pr"i r ~iTih furnished house or building to
C «re^nail pay: temrerat* man; works; T>«!p
town Offlc^ UmJSS"*™
fipmhlvP s s^Sfe teamster and
fAPMHAJvi' j farln wo rk^r. sober and ln
duyn^:^c^ng. w.on Bry^ Bureau, HIS
HtTaVT ' T'
F>HMHANt. -..„,,, .. country places; Eng-
F fam.s ..ml « men's country places; Kne
l*"?'.*J^on and Swedish a epeclalty. Mathew
lt£l?'Br™ U s"«th aye. Tel- STi^-Dryant.
"^r^T^IGErroTFOREMAN— On g.ntle
rAirai lA thoroughly competent middle
mans pl* c^- man; first class references.
SF« 1 »ii2?»t»°»«. W^atchaater County. N. Y.
5l: '' \ _^jrisssr married (Ol child): 20
CAUUnN^KTrtrUT^j-reertiouso. outdoor plants.
yrar* 1 ■ rX lf "Xca'plng. farming: honeet. ener
v^ff'tablea. '•^Tfull chargt wants position on
sretir: able «>""": flr^ class personal and wra-
K entleman's P 1 * cc ;*lr**« Head <iar4en-r. Pass
ten references eh N_.J_
more_f »' "}•.__—-.- man; under«andi. :
GARDENED J^. n Ij^rit. Oard«n»r. 302 East ;
bout* and P" i_
%o£-± t ~ TSS-rairrßari^^P 1 *- wife coon, wash ;
OABOENfR-— TTlraii/ useful on (rentlemane
ari <roii; rl^^;r l^^; CTpen^« Bur«au. IS*
piac* **•■* **^
**■ 132 — -r* FLORIST —A thoro-Jirhly
SaJIPE'^ I2 * 1 . Suable mar. In all branches;
practical Kljtrt marrie*. one child; well
«cd. 3S; 3 car* B-ira«tt Brcthen, 73
r#'>or..rjft«'-'' <a
OortUn4t st
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
MaJe.
GARDENER and FLORIST. -Hard-working
Englishman- experienced In _la«. land and
stock: wife as caretaker: beard help, or dairy
and chicken*: rood butter maker: hlphly reeotn
mwideajjjo fhlHren. Paskett. 120 K*»t 41t st.
USEFUL SIAN for indoor or' outdoor work.
understand* can of bone*. «> %,«*^!f:
etc.: excellent references. O. M.. MlM'Fttt
gerald'g Bureau. 503 sth aye.. entrance. 4__ st.
USEFUL MAN-Offlnm: $23: good hand ( . on
lawns, tarden^. horses, cows, chickens, etc..
•obffr. •.v»lhng Ta£d industrious. Mathewson Bu
reau. Sis 6th aye. Tel.. 378— Bryant.
Female.
CHAJIBnr.M\ID< and WAITRESS.— German:
understands very nice waiting; wa£'"s *-*» *
month. The Swedish-American Employment
Bureau. 728 Lexington aye., between _Sth ana
50th ats. Tel. 46$*»" Plaza. _
CHAMBERMAID-Very neat nice Swedish girl.
irood seamstress: willing help oth-r work.
frier.d excellent waitress-parlormaid: *_»''.» T«
cellent references. Ost*rb^rfo Bureau. ,1b 1.».
tngton ay« Tel. iaWP______ .
CHAMBERMAID.— *"£**'. "P'r.enceS.
first class city reference: **■ ,r, r ' • f , M " ,l l °,lZ
mayer's Bureau. 320 sth aye., •» floor. Tele
phone — Madison ?q. .
CHAMBERMAID^-AITRESS - Young BMW
girl; good city reference: 5-2. 8.. Mim " °_
maycr's Bureau, SCO s'.h aye.. Pth floor. T-1-
phone 45:7— Madison ?q. ,
CH \MBERMAID-WAITRES9 — Touns. willing,
thoroughly competent Swedish sir!; under
stanis her work: ewMfleirt lefnwces- Oster
bergs Bureau, 71« Lexington aye. Te_ IC-Oo —
Plaza. ,
COOK — Swedish : nest, : oung; excellent cook;
takes entire care of kitchen; hut r-ferences.
OstrS^-g's Bureau, 718 Lexington aye. rei.
10.-.3 — Plaza. .
COOK —First class family cook; $30: three years
in last place. Miss Shea' 3 Bureau, 6 Ea-t
42a St. . .
COOK— Young capable, woman; Just completed
-^•u-c in cookinl school: will cook for large
family; good reference?. M. D.. Miss Fltrger
al.'B "Bureau. 503 sth ___L__2£_______J____
COOK.— Thoroughly understands all branches
cooking; excellent references; K*ashor« or
mountains. M , Miss Margaret Smith's Bureau,
25 WfFt 4Cd st. 'Phone 3OW Bryant.
COOK— German-English: first clase; private
place, in country. Anna Kruger. 1692 Nos
trand aye., Flatbush. .
COOK.— Toaac Irish woman: "Tcellent cook;
"small family: SS'.V M.. Miss .ipfrrmyers Bu
reau. 220 Oth aye., _*ti floor. Telephone 45. 1 —
Mad lson Sq. , .
COOK.— German; first class; excellent baker;
ron kit--henman; excellent houseman; _o most
any work; private- or pub.ic; any distance. Mor
rows B'ireau. 721 Uexlngton aye.. ■>-• ■
COOK.— North of Ireland Protestant: rood bak
er; plain and fancy; very economical; friend
waitress: both competent: city or country. Mot
row's Bureau. 721 Lexington ay*-. o?th St.
CXX)K or general housework; by woman: coun
try preferred: reference. rail or anaress
O'Connor. .">4fs "West 46ih Ft.
COOK and LAUNDRESS; also chambermaid
and waitress; two capable Finnish girls;
exceptionally good reference; city or country.
Ju— >ila Bureau. 6SO Lexington aye. Tel. 44_J —
Plaza. .
COOKS. — Swedish cooks: excellent: equal to
chefs: will go anywhere in the country, *™> un ;
tains preferred: wages $35 to $40 a month. At
tne Swedish-American Employment Bureau, . 29
Lexington aye., between iSSth and 59th »ts. Tel.
46{>5— Plaza. ,
GENERAL. HOUSEWORK.— By young, compe
tent Swedish girl; good cook; best references.
Qgterberg'B Bureau, 718 Lexington aye. ,i
GE3NERAL HOUSEWORK.— Neat, strong Nor 1
wegian giri: good cook and waitress; can taKo
position as chambermaid and waitress, best ref
erences Osterberg Bureau. 71t> Lexington aye.
Te!. 100o — Plaza.
HOUSEWORK.— Swedish girl for general house
work in small family: no washing; city or
country. The Swedish-American Employment
Bureau, 729 Lexington aye., between o&tli and
59th Fts. Tel. 46W-Plaxa.
HOUSBWORKBR- — young woman; good
cook excellent laundress; private or public,
whero children & and 10 years will be taken;
wages no object. Monjw's Bureau, i-i Lex
ington are., nsth st. .
UDV'ti MAID. — Daman; young: thoroughly
capable; understands facial massage, hairdress
ir.g. manicuring: fin» needlework, embroidery-
E. X.. Miss Fitzgerald's. Bureau, 503 6th aye.;
entrance, 4_d st.
_ATJNDRESS. — Canadian woman: first "lass;
in private fanv'.y; ish'.rts, collars, slilrt
•a-aists; best city reference. C'aro of M;»»
O'Keefe :i"4 East 75th st. ._
LAUNDRESS.— Willin* to go to the country
♦Ire: cla?s refer-nce. Apply I*6B Broadway
Room 1. oorner 37th st.
M'RSE. — Hospital trained (abroad!: speaks
French. German. English; will take entire
charge of infant ; understands all foods, etc
111 go abroad; accustomed to travel; excellent
references from foreign and New York employ
ers. X.. Miss FitzGerald's Bureau, 908 sth aye.
(entrance 4-_ St.). . .
NT'KSH.- Kxperisnctd; Spanish: q eaks French
and English perfectly; kind an.l obliging: will
care for little children; reference. Call or ad
dress Mrs. Dickinson's Co-OpTative Bureau, -.3
Oth ava. 'Phone 6*22 Madison Sq.
NfRStTTFrt-nch >. tpeaWng English, for child
from two years old: excellent references; g:o
anywhere. M.. Miss Margaret Smith's Bureau,
_ Weil 42d st.: p'nono :*.o"f» Bryant.
NURSE. English. hospital trained, will take
entire, charge of Infant or one or two older
children- exc^ll'-nt references; understands all
foods etc P.. Miss PitaOerald's Employment
Bureau. 503 sth -V«. Entrance on 42d «t.
NUR3B.— German Protestant; Infant's or grow-n
[ren; two yars last pla^-e. excellent rcf
rliergs Bureau. »1»> I>?xington aye.
Tel 1055 — Plaza
NURSES (2) experienced infants"; friend cham
* benraid- " German; likes children; good seatn
stress: willing and obllgto*; city or out. Mor
row's Burea» - Lexington are.. sSth st |
WANTED By refined Protestant woman po
sition as child's nurse; reliable, willing to be
useful prefer country; moderate salary. Ad
dress Miss M.. 20 North St.. Stamford. ' <»»•
wTTifAX' wishes day's work, washing, cleaning,
cooking; competent. Mrs. Jordan, 1787 Am
sterdam avf.
O E S K C *N D OFFICE FURNITURE-
ROLL TOP
DESKS
OFFICE
FURNITURE
In great variety
of style and price.
T. G. SELLEW.
11l Fulton St.
- LOST BANKBOOKS.
BANKBOOK No. 425,075 of the Union Dim-
Savings* Bank Is Tiil^sli.g;. Any person ha\iiig
a claim to it la hereby called upon to present
the same within ten days, or submit to having
saM passbook cancelled and a new one Issued.
SURROGATE'S NOTICES.
GRAHAM. AMELIA M. — In pursuance of an
order of Hon. Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate
of tbe County of New York, notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims against Ame
lia M Graham, late of Seabngtit. New Jersey,
deceased, to present the sam«. with vouchers
thereof to the subscribers at their place of
transacting business at the ofnc« of their attor
neys, Master. & Nichols, at 40 Wall street. In
the City of New York, on or before the i6th
day of September next.
Dated New York, the 17th day of March, 1010.
BENJAMIN MORRIS WHITLGCK,
CORNELIUS H. WHITLOCK.
GRAHAM BRUSH.
Executors.
MASTEN & NICHOLS. Attorneys for Executors.
*45 Wall street. Borough of Manhattan, City
of yen- York.
Tv~PURSUANCB OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner C Thomas, a Surrogate of the County
of New York, notice Is hereby Riven to all per
son* having claims against Samuel A. Max
well late of the County of New York, de
ceased to present the same, with vouchers
thereof, to tee subscribers, at their place of
transact ir.s; business, the office of Ashbel P.
Fitch Mott & Grant, No. 32 Nassau Street. in
the Borough of Manhattan, in the City of New
York on or before the Ist day of August next.
Dated New York, the ISth day of January,
CHARLES E- MAXWELL, EDWARD E.
M\XWEI.L. CHARLES C. CROOK, WILL
IAM J- COMSTOCK. Executors.
ASHBEI, P. FITCH. MOTT & GRANT. Attcr
revs for Executors. 32 Nassau Street, Bor
ough of Manhattan. New York City.
SCHIFFER. DOROTHEA.— PURSUANCE
of an order of Hon. Abner C. Thomas a
Eurrorata of the County of Now; York, notice
is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Dorothea Schiffer. late of the County of
New York deceased, to present the same, with
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber at his
place of transacting business at the office of
Th-ali * Beam. . :ouneellom-at-Law. Nos. 45
and 47 Wall Btreet. In the City of New York,
on or beforo the first day of August, next.
Dated New York, the 19th day of, January.
1810 HENRY E. J. SCHIKFER. Executor.
THE/LI. _ BEAM. Attorneys for Executor.
Nos. 45 and 4T Wall Street. Manhattan.
New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c. Thomas, a burrorat* of the County
of New York. notic# Is hereby given to all
person* having claims against i.iarencs E.
6mlth. late of dM County of New York d*
c««f«d to present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, at her placo of
transacting business, at the offlca of Don*ld
McLean, her attorney. No. 27 William street.
In the City of New TorY, on or b»fon» the
10th day of October nest. Dated. Ne-.v York.
In? ::ot'n day of Starch, 1010 EMMA K.
SMITH. A lmlnlstratrlx. DONALD M'LEAX,
Attorney for Administratrix. 27 William street.
Manhattan. New York City.
bONOHL'E, CHARUBS— IN PT.T»BUAN( OF
• n order of Hon. Abner '" Thomas, a Burro
gut- of the '"ourtty of New York, notice Is hereby
giv-'< to a\\ person* having claims H^altint
d.arles Donohue. late at the County of N>w
York decenscd. to present the same, with vouch
er* thereof to the sutwriber. at hi* plac« of
transacting' business, at the office nt Lemuel K.
O')lr«: No iH2 Liberty Street. Borough of Man
hattan In'lha City of New York., on or before
the Ist d»v of December. l»I0.
Dated New York, the »th day of May. 1810
CHARLES W. COLEMAN. Executor,
LEMUEL E. C ll '! 1 '! I }. Attorn** for Executor. ,1-
Liberty Street, ltorougli of Manhattan. N>w
York Cttr. .. _
REHrBLDT OTTO - IN rrRSUANCB OP A.U
order or Hon. Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate
of us* County of N«w Vcrfc. notice l« hereby
«iv<-n to all r*»'»o n « havinp claims a»»ln*t Otta
RenfeWt. »ate of the County of New York. de
c»a»*a to .present th« same, with vouchers th*r»
of, to the »üb»crib*r. at her place of tram>a*-^nj
hij«i:i«««. at th« oflle«» of Howard S. C»»ri«. **" 27
Wlliuni Etr*«t. in th* Ctty of N«*' York, on or
b»far* the l*tb day ot September. JftlO.
Dat«d. New York. Marth lTth. lu]n
BETITHA REHFELDT. E«cutrii
HO^XKD a GANS. Attorney for Ccaeutrlx.
2TWliliaa Stxa«t. Nerr Tcrtc City.
EXCURSIONS.
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ALL TICKETS INri.i VPMISSIO TO
UREAMLA_n>.
Greatest Amusement Enterprise In th« World.
Leave West 129 th St.. N. V... '.> M, 4S>
10:30. 11:30 A. M.: 12:15. 1:00. 2:00. 2:15. 3:30.
4:15. .'.1.1. 6:30, 7:30. 8:40 I. M.
Leave Pier 1. N. R.. 9:45. 10:30. 11 IX A M..
12:15. 1:00, 1:43. 2:43. 3:30. 4:13, .00. 6:00,
! 6:40. 7:15. S:ls. J> 3O P. M.
Leave Iron Pier, Coney Island. 10.5.".. 11:40
A. M.. 12:23, 1:25. 2:10. 2:35. 3:35. # 4:55. 0:23.
6:10. 7:10. 7:.V), SIT,, 9:23. 10:40 P.M.
o Retnrnlnic from Coney Island trip marked *
does not go to 129 th Street, N. K.
Round Trio Ticket. } F rom 129 th St.. •• Cent*.
i nouna Trip Tickets f From Pler i_ N - R 40 Cents. •
STEAMER TAURUS makes trip* EVERY DAT j
, to FISHING BANKS. Leave l»th St.. N. R.. !
I 7:20 A. M . Pier (arw) No 1 N. R-. S:ZO A. M.
Bait and tackle on board. Fare; Gentlemen. |
?r»".: Ladies, z.fir- : Children. 2;".' I
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; lunches en route, for only SI7..VJ. with exten
; sion trip through St, Lawrence Rapid.*. Lake .
I Cbamplain and Lake George, stopping a' Mon- j
I treal end Saratoga. S-ven days. With all ex
| pense included, for only $47.00,
! Atlantic City 3 <_jts Only $10.00 i
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! Niagara Falls 3 day* On!- *17.30 ;
Thousand Islands 3 day* Only $1 7.30
White Mts . ... * day* Only #25.00 j
Sfontreal and _ ake»....7 days .. .Only ${7.00 ,
Write or 'phone for circulars.
T. K. HENOF.;GXSOH. TOURS
34 '. Fnlton St.. Brooklyn. >'. V. Tel. l*;n*! ?.latn.
G H A R M I N O EXCURSIONS
West Point, Newbargfa & Pooghkeepsie
Daily >>x-ept Sunday) by Palace HUPBOW
RIVER DAT LINE STEAMERS.
SEE STEAMBOAT COLUMN
DELIGHTFUL £FT£iiNOOH tXbUHSION TO
WEST POSSET
STEAMER MARY PO*TEJJ/.
Leaving Pesbrooses St.. 1:43: W. 42d St.. 2:*>o: \
W. 120 th St.. 2:20 P. M. Arriving West Point
6 P. M. Choir* when buying ticket of return
by any West Shore or N. Y. Central train, or
Cent. Hud. Str . $1.10. Ample time to see
Parade. Public Building*. etc Orchestra.
Th}«i Excursion Made Dally, e..-«>m t*nn«lay.
L___»lC^^J r^f I*3 £ $z%
Lake Hopatcong, SI.OOI
K\"ERr SUNDAY
Lea*' W, 23d St. S:50: Liberty Pt. 9:99 A.M.
TYPEWRITING AND TYPEWRITERS.
VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau .St.; catalogue
free, all mak?s taken -art payment; bargains
fn rniicrwnndf. Remingtons. Olivers. Smiths. '
PARTITION SALES.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTT. —
Walter D. Starr and Charles M Cannon, as !
Administrators of the Roods, chat'- and :
credits which were of Davll .T. Danraf. de- ;
ceased, and others. Plaintiffs, against Chand
ler D. Starr and others. Defendants.
In pursuance of an Interlocutory. Judgment
for the partition of real property by the sal-"
thereof, dated April 20. 1010. and duly entered i
in the office of th« Clerk of the County of :
New York on May 8, 1910. I. the undersigned. |
Referee In said Judgment named, will sell at ■
Public Auction, at th« Exchange Sales Rooms. ,
Nos. 14 and 16 Vesey. Street, in the Borough ;
of Manhattan. City and County of New York,
on the 2Tt!i day of May. 1910. at twelve
o'clock noon of that day, by Joseph P. Day. ■
Auctioneer, the premises with the building" i
and improvements thereon erected, directed j
by said Judgment to be sold and therein de- ■.
scribed as follows:
First Parcel All that certain lot. piece or
par el of land with the buildings thereon, !
situate, lyinj? and beta* in the City of New j
York. Borough of Manhattan, bounded and
described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the westerly side of
Tompkins Street, distant seventy-five (..>> :
feet northerly from the point formed by th«
intersection of the westerly side of Tompkins t
Street with the northerly side of Broome ;
Street, and running thence northerly along j
the westerly side of Tompklns Street twenty- ;
five (25) feet to premises number Seventeen
Torrpkins Street: running thence westerly ,
along the southerly boundary line of premises ,
number Seventeen "Tompkins Street and along j
a line which makes on its southerly side an :
angle of ninety decrees, eighteen minutes,
thirty seconds <"90\ IS. 30") with the west- ■■
erly dde of Tompkbu Street, and partly;
through a party wall one hundred (100) feet;
running thence southerly along a line parallel !
with Tompkin" Street twenty-five (25) feet |
to a point in said line distant eev«nty-flre (*•>)
feet two and one-half <-V Inches northerly
from Broome Street: and running thence east
erly along a line which makes, on its south- ,
erly side an angle of ninety degrees, eighteen ,
minutes, thirty seconds (00°. IS', 30 I with j
the westerly side of Tompkins Street and
alone: the northerly boundary line of premises
number Thirteen Torapkins Street, cne hun- |
dred feet to the point or place of beginning.
• Together with all right, title and Interest
if any. in and to any gores of land adjoining j
the promises above described.
Said prerrises belnpr known by the stree. :
number Fifteen Tompkins Street.
Second Parcel: All that certain lot. piece
or parcel of land with the building thereon,
situate, lying and being in the City of New
York. Borough of Manhattan, bounded and ,
described as follows:
Beginning at the point formed by the inter- ;
section of the southerly line of the Williams
burg Bridge Property with the easterly side.
of Mangin Street, which point Is distant one ■
hundred and fifty (J." 0) feet, four and one- ,
half (4 >) Inches northerly from the north- |
erly aid-" of Broom* Street measured along i
the easterly side of Mangin Street, and run- I
ring ■»€■«• easterly alons the southerly side
of said Wllllamsbarg Bridse Property two
hundred feet (200) and two and one-half ,
21- > inches to the point, formed by th» in
tersection of the southerly side of said vlill
iamsburg Bridge Property with the westerly
side of Tompkins Street; running thence ,
southerly along the westerly aide of Tompkin* I
Street twenty-five < 2." ■ feet; running thence
westerly alone a line which makes on its ,
southerly side an »nX ! - of ninety degrees,
eighteen" minutes, thirty seconds ('.K>°. is
30") with the westerly side of Tompkins j
Street, two hundred (200> feet two (2) inches
more or less, to tho easterly side of Mangin j
Street, and running thence northerly along
the easterly side of Mangin Street twenty- ;
five (23) feet to the point or place of begin- i
ning.
Bald premises being known by the street
numbers 10 Tompkins Street and 26 Mangin
Street-
Dated. New York. May 2. 1910.
CHARLES I* HOFFMAN, Referee.
WILFRID N. ' i"-' ■"!'-. Attorney for Plain- .
tiffs. ISO Broadway, N. Y. City. |
THEODORE 8. RTTMNEY. Jr., Atty. for :
Deft.. Andrew Shiland as solo surviving ex- ;
ecutor, etc. '
HAROLD SWAIN. Atty. for Deft., Title
Guarantee & Trust Co.. etc.
ROBERT If HA UN. Atty. for IWfs.. Will
iam D. Havlland »nd others.
OTTO B. SCHMIDT, Atty. for Deft.. Marl ;
K. Starr.
LEONARD & WALKER. Attyi. for Defts.. .
Ellen M. Brooks and othtrs.
BALDWIN & MAY. Attya. fo- Deft.. Caro- |
line Raj
FRANK M. TICHENOR. Atty. for V"V.3 . :
John Dimond and others.
EHILAND SHOEMAKER & HBDOIW,
Attys. for Deft.. Josephine D. Pell.
Th« following i* a diagram of the property
to be sola. It* street numbers are 10 ana 19 |
Tompkins Street and Cfl Margin Street:
Southerly line WHUamaburg Bridge property.
Xortli siae dcwibi •■hi.
Said premises No- 15 Tompkins Stre-t. b-ing
tli» first parcel above described and known in
}?! interlocutory Judgment above mentioned
L. -First Parcel," will he sold separately and
fs subject to a mortgage tor Four Thousand
nollari which is P*"t due. ■"<* Interest there
?rl if rom May 1»'- ™*- at *«>• rat« of 3-. per
1 approximate amount of the taics. as
-►■Vments anil water rates or thrr !i,. i
whTch are to he allowed to the purchaser out
* ,' purchase money or paid by the R«-ferr«
on the sale of said No 15 Tompkliw Street
I, One Hundred untl Ninety-eight 2-100 Dal-
I"tuid1 "tuid n t No. 10 Tllasllllsi Street and
k.i "s Mangtn Street, and l^lng the second
ntre*i above rtescrlbed, and known |n th«
interlocutory Judgment above iSßttoned os
••second Parcel." will be sold a« ono parcel
and are subject to the following liens and la-
On No IP Tompklns Street to n. raorte»e;»
for « 100. which Is past tlur. and Interest
tb*reon at &'• from May 14. Itls
On No. 28 Mane Street, to a mortsafe for
*•» 100 which U pa»* due. and Interest there
on at M tram May 14 " 191 '"'
Th* approximate amount of the tax**, «>.
.••si'r.ents and wat«r rates or other liens
which are to bo allowed to th* purchaser out
cf the purchase money or paid by the R«fer«a
on the »al« of ea'd wflu IB Tompklßi 6tre«t
and Mo "* Jtanfln Street, is Three Hundred
and Five sa-100 Dollars ar-a interest
Dated New Tork. May 2 1010
.-HARLEM L. HOFFMAN Feferr«
The sale in th» above entitled action It
hereby adjourned to Thursday, Jun« 9th. 1910.
at the same hour and place .
Vtt'l New TOTk. Mtv 2Tth. 1910
CHARLES L. IrOrrUAK. Ref*rei>.
TIMP 7ABI FR
Kaiser Wilhelm.der Grosse
Sails June 14 for
LONDON -PARIS-BREMEN I
Wiirfh k^ n Tuesdays
__yl ftll BREMEN 10 A.M.
|rjpr«* Failings 1
K. TVllhelm ,ipr Grosse.. -Tom U I
Kronprtazessln Ceclll*. ..Jon* -I 1
Kronprinz Wilhelm . June 23 |
Genn_ji;Sr Tß^ ¥S
gg gaaCaaa _rc_Kn 10 A. SI.
(Twin-Screw Sailings »_
George Washington in-*) June 0 I
Bremen f_n« l'> I
•Mxtn Jnne2n (
Prinz IrMrtch WiJielm.Juae 30 ]
L. T l s TA SATURDAYS
B _»«{?_* GIBRALTAR C ATIIHfIA YS
a la af £s Naples Ortiunuaia
kJUJU GENOA It A. M.
Frledrlch der Grease ;ne 11
Ko«n.g Albert.. Jua* V*
♦ Neckar June ~>
Primes- Isaas Ju ■' -
+ Bch»s not call at CSea o_
"w'i-e'ess and Submarine S __s!s.
Independent Bound the tForldToaw.
Travelers' Checks, good •!! over
the World.
OELRICHS & CO, Gen. Agfa.
« Broadway, Mew York
bj^" _, s. _ 2*^ i ?^^^^Rts3
rn=iiTMH»Ma^|iiWiuliI k ie|
f 18.-00 TON* teVOT*P^IWOTN
bprcfcjl Sailinc STaM^ j3 ?J [3s-l \ 1
I JULY __IP. M . IL- LA, *^3
Days to London &_^^^^Hgt|^g^_^^^H
Pa-* T Days to Hfl I k 1 ni____l
e«_ ■______«-_§ ■■" jflpa
.111 Modern Safety Device* (Wireless, _«-> j
LONDON, PARIS, HAMBUR3.
tVn*xctUe<i Rlfz-Carlton a la Carl- RestauranJ.
Gymnasium. Elee. Baths. Elevator. Palm Garden
•Clneinn'ti.Junrll.lClamlfKais'n _n* YleJ_X— »
fPennsj-Ivania, ..June 15 Blu»<hT 'une _*
•Cleveland June IS ! Deutscb land July 2
Graf Wa!-:!-rs-».June*3! 'Pres. Lincoln... .July *
« Hamburg direct. 'Xew.
h B»8 «•' a \v* VIA «,IRi:.\I.TAK.
I*Vf- A a %JT ALV I.IBKAI.TAR.
I 7I 7 A I T NAPI.ES
B V -»%%•■ AM) GOOA.
S. S. BAT A VIA -*nne 11. 2 P. M.
S. X H.\MBIK(. <*«=« 21
_. J-.-MOLTKE JolT 1
7RAVtf.Li:RS- CHECK 1 * I*>*t ET>.
Touri3» D?pi. : ■•• Trip* Everywhere. •
H*mbiir_-Ain«>rl.-a- fin*, 4.'. Diß_--ay, IC T.
CUNARD LINE
Fler* .%4 and .^, North River, foot of 14th St.
OFFICES. 21-_* State Ft., opposite th« Battery.
Lusitania— Mauretania
Largest. Fastest, Flnent Steamers Afloat.
New York to London Direct
•VIA CTSHGUARD
The mist expeditious rcute. Quickest also to
PARIS-BERLIN-VIENNA
LeflTe »«r York We_ae«_ay«. 9 A. M
MONDAY IN LONDQM TUESDAY IN PARIS
T>'irele*s Telegraph. Sabmarin* Sienal*.
•Caronia.June 11, 10 am4»C_rmanla.June _*>.10am |
•Campania-June J5.9 an: ILusit-Xtla June _» ;
il^i:iet_r,ia Jon 23 Campania July *> !
•Will -a.: at Queenstown and Fis___ard.
HIXiAIUAN-AMERICAS SEKVirE-
To KILSIKi Ma GIBRALTAR, NAPLES. TRIESTE
lUltonia.-June 16, noon I Pannonia July 19
tCarr.athia.J:: . 7. noon| JUltonia August 4'
tCa Us at <J*no_. JCarrlea . ; and 3d cias? only. ■
Travelers* checks Issued— good everywhere.
' Particulars of Services. Rates, Sailings and other
in-nrrriatlon will be sacplled on application.
~~ .Modern — Safe ßeliable.
PEOPLES LINE TO ALBANY
BT*B ADIRONDACK feven dates Jane).
STR C W. MORSE falternatinsr)— Pier 32.
N. R.. foot Canal St.. 6 P. M . "W. 120 th St.. •
6:30 P. M. daily (Sunday Included). From.
Albany daily (Sunday included), 8 P. M. :
ORCHESTRA.
CITIZENS LINE TO TROY
New St— TROJAN or REXSSEL.AER. pier
40. X. R.. ft. West 10th St.. 6 P. M. da; (Sat
urdays exc»-ptpd>. From Troy daily (Saturdays
e.xcepted), 7:30 P. M. Sunday steamer f.oches
at Albany.
Excellent cuisine and service. Direct rail
connection at Albany and Troy for points
North. East and 'West; horses and automobiles
carried at reasonable rates. .
June, a delightful month for the
9 g*^' *°r___nMftftjlj.oj
! Berth and Mr_l» Included < 11r«.t Cabin)
To Halifax, N.S.. and St. John's, N.F.
by tho largo steamers Bornn and riorlael: sail
every Saturday; Marconi Wireless, Bilge Keels.
RED CROSS LINE
Take this trip to the land of the Evangeline
aii'l -wonderful Newfoundland. Eight day at
3r a — four days ln port — you may live on the
sttamer all Uie time — stop-over allowed if de
sired. Send for Illustrated Pamphlet El. All
tourist agencies, or
BOWRING & CO.. II State Street. V. T.
americanljne^^s^; m
N. V. — — — Southampton
St. Louis Fur.*- II ISt Paul June 2fl
New York June IS! Philadelphia July 2
RED STAR LINE ggggyfe
NEW YORK DOVER — ANTWERP.
Vaderland Jane ltlKroonland June 2-"5
Lapland (new).. June l»|Finiand July 2
WHITE STAR LINE loTel l^. b.
N. V.. Qtieegstown. Holybead. Liverpool.
Baltic Tune 11. noon '. CYdric ...June 23
Celtic June I*. it id Arabic July 2
V. V. — Plymouth — Cherbourg; Southampton.
Oceanic. -June 15. noon | Adriatic June 29
MaJestic.Jun^V^.ioain: Teutonic July 6
A:-. New York iin-! — Mediterranean.
Onr Travelers' Checks Good Ererrwhere.
Offices '.) B'way & Pier ■_ N. R. (23d St.). N. T.
'^^^^ Charming Short Sea
Trip oa the Atlantic Coast.
STEAMSHIPS
NORTH LAND & NORTH STAR
TO
PORTLAND, MAINE
Sailmss Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
i P. M-. from Fi-r 20. Bast River, N. T.
For full information and booklet apply to
MAINE S *.. CO.. 290 B'way. N. Y.
ALLAN LINE
MONTREAL to LIVERPOOL
HIES SI. LAWRENCE ROUTE.
Shortest. Smoothest. Must Picturesque.
NEW. FAST TURBINE STE,VM£KS.
VIRGINIAN June 10, -''•'-■ S. Aug. 3
TUNIS: June 17, July *• Aug. 12
VICTORIAN June 24. July --■ Aug. 19
C^RSICAN .;■: >' *• ' lu!y 2J>r Aus. -»
~ saloon Passage, $77,501 iHI.U} upwards.
Second Cabin. J47.50. $30- V«> upwards.
THOS COOK * SON. 245. 1200 B'way. V. T.
FTnVTN H. LOW - A A 'g£ssc. 1123 B'way, x - T.
Or H. Montreal.
SCANDWAVIAN-AiIERICAN LINE
10 000 Ton Twin-Screw Passenger Steaaerf
.' - Direct to ■
Norway, Sweden and Denmark
r,,., r it .Juno Hl'nlted States July S
r-r Tletien. • June 16 ; Oscar II July 21
Helliir O!av. . - -Jur.«. 23; Hel'.ig O!av An*. 4
First cabin. 5T5 upward: *«cond cabin. PA
* SPECIAL NOKTH CAFE CKUISE
Bt >. 8. Tletsrn from Copenhaeen Jnly 7.
AH Steamers ei^i?P«d with Wireless.
A E JOHNSON * CO.. 1 Broadway. New Tor*.
ANCHOR LINE
GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY
Cail«<rnla jun»ll.lojm Columbia Juns 25. 9 atn
K'nesjii».Jan<» 18.8 pffli OledonU . . July 2. Z pa»
tkli»T i \Hl> #S7JI».3aU j;-.5».
SErOXD CABIN. $45 and 147.M.
THIKU CLASS. $-8.73 and S3*.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. IT-lft Broadway.
ten 'M" I I IMC Y\*r ii. wall St. »rry.
hell v LIRE Brooklyn, atpfwjv
Vat Juan. I*. It., l-a. (Juavra. Vio. TuJOelio.
Cura-^o ani Manvnlbo. via furacao.
rirv .,, luoalStPMladelpfcfai July 2
i,- , r 'ua iJuayrn. i'urara.» an.l M:traral>M>.
ii- Ijune 11 iMararaibo June 25
1 BUSS. DALLJiTT & CO..
Genera] Managers. -"- "X -xU m.
'^^rt.stra^^oo^;: g clark's
iT'S^r^C: m CRIEMT
over prtvum r«'«r a m 1 CRUISE
fIfANK C. CLARK. Time* Bide.. New >ork.
" CLARK'S TOURS TO EUROPE
otter best l«*d«r»t»tP and many «p»clal feature*;
■.rtraetrr* lttn«rari»f at frequant departures.
Fares 8*75 to J12O: all «tpea»e». tncludln* *■*"
t!cn Piav^JT^C^XARK. Tlm>» Bldr.. New Yor>c.
— COOK'S TOX'RS TO El HOPE
4 ,» PASSION" PLAY at Of'*ramm*rs-au.
THOS- COOK A SON. C4?i Broadway.
«49 M»dlaon Aye . 2C* and 5>»3 fth A'».. N. T.
' ~" southern PaitH* Steamship*.
KKWiTOBK. NEW ORLEANS.
t<W*HS> *~r 1 Brrtfldvtay. N»w Yerfc.
1 "SUMMER TOCIt.* 1 — ALL RT.SORT«
Lov «*» Kat»t. P«r.<l tor Booklet
3IAF.STBRS TOURS, 31 TTeti <!«th R» , N. T.
TIME TABLES.
BOS TO « E » ™™ k ih
duo § "J r? H£W mim
LOMG ISLAND SGUHD ROUTES
: KALi. RIVER T.INE. V:» Newport and T—l
River. I.v. Pier 13. N. n.. ff. V."arren St.. w»#*
efay» anrt Sundays. 5:0 i» P. M- »t~ COMMON
WEALTH and PRIS»OILr_A Orche«r% «o e»c».
PROVIDPTXCr; I__n_: Comnjencfn, m_a-.
June jflth. ria Providence. _care Pier tt.
' North River, toot Murr_y fit- w»»lc da • only.
* >«} p. M. Steamers PROIHDENCB an.
; PLYMOUTH. Orchestra, on each.
NORWICH LINE. Via" Ne— ' London. _—. Pitt
4">. N. R.. ti. «^^rkson St.. »«»k days. 5:«f»
P. M.; Pter ;.,. E R-. ft. E. 2__ 5*.. *:.".O P. ST.
Strs. CITT OF I_OWEL_. and CHESTER W.
CHAPIN.
XF7W BET>FOni> LINE.' for MS BesXWi.
Wood's Hole, Martha's Vlnerard. Nan__cfc*t,
Mattapoisett. Marlon and- Cape Cod points.
L*a»» Pier 4*>. North River, foot .if i?TarSis<m
Street, week day only. _t «:«v> p. M. Stn»-n »»r»
MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE.
NEv; HAVEN LINE t*r New H»v« Ha"
fortl. Springflfirt and NortS. L-a-re Ptar V*.
[E. K. wee_ -ia>- 2 ♦•• P. _L -•»<•»■ *:ZO
A. 31. Foot East __n_ S-. w*»k _ar-. •»
P. M.; Sundays. 10:09 A. M. Ftr. EICHARI>
PECK. *>
Tickets. «tatero<Kri« and Infonr ration m.+ Clt-
Tlcket Office. i7i Broadway. R e ar Cortlandt
St. Telephone 51_t Cortlandf. Also at X. T.
Transfer unj T^'iri."* Office* ant! a' Piwrs.
TW ft f% T /f_ « | Direct from City M
oBOSTON City All th--Wa7-l»7
0 DUO I UN ...„,£?_ _,
I?' Yais Harvard
• >«-r York t«» B-r«~». MM A mos* fa_ri_3T
| Ing roate. River, Harbor. So_ad and Oce_»-
I Far*, the «am» as via Lone Island Sound
i Lines, ~r»«k days and Sundays. _sswi N>*
York. Pier 9. N. R-. near foot Rector St.. 4 P. M.
Sam*- dally schedule from India "Wftsrf, Boston.
Through tickets to all points. »* VTharf. a:*»
Tourist and N. T. Transfer Co. Offices IsWlpfc
eut City. , ...
Notice ol Removal and
Change in Leaving Hoar
lending Sunday. J_3» ISth, 1910. Th*
Yal- and Harvard, also the Metropolitan I__»
Freight Steamers, will depart from and srrl-«
at Pier 14. North River, near foot of rtlanJ*
Street, Instead of Pier 9. N. R. Coma mb staa
; on the same date the le_rtn_ Juror Trill ly» 9
; P. 11. from Ke-— Tork and Boat—, instead et
. 4 F. M.. a_ at present. I>_? either city a* •
_ M.
>retrcpolita_ Steamship C«. Ph-a» Corrlandt 1715
DAY LINE STEAMERS. E_J_Y. except Sun -
j day. leave Brooklyn. Fulton St. (by ._____>.
! 8: _-sbrosses St.. I 40 W. 424 SB- 9: W.
1 l_"Kh St.. 9:20 A. M- Landing- at Yon-era.
I West Point. N«rwb-r__. Poug__«e:wle, Kln#
' »ton Point, CatsklU. Hudson. and Albany.
Easy connections North. East, and West. All
through rail ticket* betTreen N. T. __<_ Al
bany accepted. Most delightful ona-da- cut-
Ings to West Point. Nawburgh. or Po__h-
X»»pst». islialßsl ssi down bsssT, dns 4-d St.
30" P. M Meals .•■-"! at a* hours. Musi**-
STEAMER MARY POWELL
Leaving De3brosseJ« St. at 1 4.1 P V . XT. 426
St. _ P. M.. W- __»«! St. 2.Z9 P. M. daily,
»xc»pt Sunday, for Highland Falls. "West Point
(retumln* by boat or ral!>. CorawaH. ?!«•—
burgh. New Hamburg. Milton. PokaspsßS.
Rondout and Kingston, Orche-tra.
y^^f_?ia;i7Mg?Tr_PßTTgi
j For N^wr-irgh. PooghhffpM" and sUasscsss.
From Franklin Street, week days, eT^ep- S_f
i urday, 4 P. M. Saturdays. 1 P. M. We«
l_9th St.. 1:30 P. M.
For N'—WBUROH and intermediate U__-
Ings. week day? " P. IT- sattxrda7». 3 P. M.
West 12»tl Pt.. Z.:v> P. M.
rH _ AY C From Franklin St. » a M
OUn UMI O West ITOth St. 9:30 A. M.
_. «——_,• ■ I ateamers ieave i*ier 43. >. R-. tt.
.ATSKiLLJ ;^w^. Dy*
EVENING I CatsUU— Hudsoo-Co-tseclie
LIN I and Intermediate Landings
Send .' cents hi stamps for Summer Booklet
on Resort- In and near the Cat-kill Mou— ta_;_.
j 'Phorx. 10!W Sri— ;n_
RED BANK LI>E.
Leaves Franklin St., Pier 24. North Rlr«r.
dally 8:20 A. 11.. 3 JO P. 11.. Sun. 8:30 A. M.;
Battery 8:55 A. M.. 2:08 P. M. Sun- f:3*
A. M- for Highlands. Red Bank. etc. Exe.
50c. Trolley to Lcnsr Branch and A*ar» Par_.
CENTRAL IirD»OS LIVE. — Fast Freight
and Paa3en_er<« Sti_— i>— < frnm Fraßkiln st dally.
CARPET CLEANING.
N. Y. CARPET CLEAHIBG WORKS
Oldest. Largest. Most Modem.
Tel. 469*-' — — Bryant. Established t«3T
Fins Rugs Woven from Old Carpels,
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular.
437 and 439 W. 45th Si.
•—. H. JORDAN. ED" 7TN LETT 7
Carpel & Rug Gisansing
The C. H* Brown Co. I-SViL™. «_
turn * -11 E. 37tb St. HS4U
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING - ; CO.— -Clean*
by compressed air, steam, hand or on floor.
1554 Broadway. 421 Bast 4St_ at. - COS *
BRANDT. Tel. 132 — SSUI -' '.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
" 49TH STREET. __: WEST.
Beautiful furnished room; — mnin? —_.♦— • $T
p»r week; with a private bath. $12.
Hotel Brtstoi.
HOYT ST., sT Brooklyn. — Two nice, dean
rooms, suitable for man and wife,- «r two
young men, with or without board. n«r srxb
way. ;
LARGE farßlatsed room for two: price. $10 *
week. Call or address OWNER. 5874 21st
aye.. Bensonhnrst.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
US WEST 62D ST. — Every room bath, ataaoi
heat, hot water, parquet floors: excellent table:
doctor's apartment.
FOR SALE.
BIG BARGAINS — Slightly used office fum tta-r-'
desks, typewriters, cash registers, adding ma
chines, mimeographs, rilin? <_-<ibln<?t». saXea, ad
dressing machines, time clocks, namtiona. ch*e'<.
protectors, bookcases. NATHAN";*. 4 ■v'.'Ute Street
BILLIARDS, pool and new patent combination
tables; lowest prices; supplies, repairs.
bowling aliey builders. Decker's. 105 Bast 9th
st. Established 1-"
LAWYERS.
LAWYER'S. ADVICE FREE.
SCHNEIDER & GOODMAN'. 199 Broadway
LADDERS, FLAG POLES. ETC.
■■■HMMk Portland Ladder Co., 1 > ofiiije
■___B__SsBSBBI St.. Newark. N. J. WESTER?*
ladders delivered at 20c. per ft. Tel. 534 B. B.
MACHINERY, DIES AND MODELS.
FOR SAIJ5 — New tenoning and moruslßff out
fit. Does copies. Leas than half ordinary
cost. Greatest capacity and efficiency. Macula*
demonstrated. Mechanical Eagiceerln* Co.. 13»
Reade st.
AUCTION SALES. "*
BY VIRTUE OP SEVEN ATTACHMENTS
merged Into executions. I will sell to-<ii7.
ar !♦ a. m.. at ISO I^ooard st.. Manhattan,
seven sewing machines. Alfred Fresman.
Marsha City of New York.
REMEDIES.
THOROI'OII. PKRM.VNE.VT (Tall la cjlmsi
of BLO<»D POISON. >'KRVOI'A DEBILITY.
BLADDER COMPLAINTS and kindred d:»
eas«s; rellrf at once in dangerous cases. r>car*
or old: tho^e desiring only Cmr class scJearrfl
treatment should call. Dr. BONSCIICR. the w»!l
known «xciat!st. !9 Wr»t aS'b st. Hour*. 9-9. 1-9.
PROPOSALS.
OFTICE OF THE SSCSETART <~>F STATE.
Amonr. ' .-« *. torn
Troporals for '.msahing autotncbll* rnntber
plates will 1* Tecelved at the odco of th» m»
deralgr. until Monday. June 20. 1310. a: twe!v»
o'clock, noco. when th*T will BS op^i-1 and r»ad
publt'
There win fca upwards of thirty— flv^ tuouass *
pairs of metal plates, with numerals ami plat*
ia ccntrastlng colon*.
C»sa recei-.in« request by mat!, *»!«sra;»j or
telf phone, copt?? of sp^clflcatlons win b* »ta»
Immediately.
SAMUEL, P. KOENIfS.
Herretary «f Srat#.
TKCASI'KY I>EP\KTMBXT. OfTICE OT
th» fitip«r% l.«in* Architect. '^"ashirt;t«>T».
V. «*.. June 1. ll>l'»— S^aW proposals wtU M
rerrtved »t thi« omr« until 3 o'clock p. n». *ot»
th« tlOth day of June, 191 ft and th#n ot>«n»d.
for »n interior pn»umaU<- lubr •yst'-Tn tor tl"*
V S <-'jstr>[-i Hon*e F^>il<t»ng. N-w T»rH.
,N >.. in accordance with thr «lruwins» ar"'
»pei-in.-atlor». copl-» of which may *w ha<l »£■
this ortie«-, »r at the offlco of the Chief K^k'
flerr un-1 Supenrit*nd*nt. etc.. ir. S. Ptit.Ma
Buildings. Koom 7U7. Custom House Buttdiac.
Nevk- York. N- V.. at the discretion or th»
Sup.rvi S ine Archit^t. JAMES KNOX TAT
LOTI. iMip^rTis*n(r_Architect.__ ~
OKKirfc.' fOMMISSn>NUKH. DISTUICT OT
Columbia. Jun- ti. l!Mi>.-^-aled propcsaJs wi.l
he nceived at this offlef unMl S o clock. I . M .
turn "Oth 191^. fjr th* toiKtructtoti cf s-jwer#
In th« DtstrK-t of Columbia. Form* of proposal
sp**-irt<-atior<« and ner-warr Inf«rrr.att«n> may tx»
ebtaine.l from Chief CUrk. Cn*:n«er ..-raser. 1
P<y-nt l**7 T>i»trlct T*uil-ilns;. 'U-as!lir<""or!. t». • .
rV^kn RITOTJPH. JOHN A JOHNSTON.
WJLUAM V Jt'PSON- CornmUalener». r>. C.
PROPOSAL FOR MISCELLANEOUS RAll.
war , U r.pites' Offtc* cf -iwam PnrchaxstasT
OOcw. Panama Rail Road CesjpaaT. -♦ Star*
srreet N-w York June 4ta. 101^ S«aiei pro
p^s'a'l* will M r»re!ved a? Ms offlce t»! 2X&
P M Juris ?Oth. 181(V Tor furaijnJßjr- th«
above rn«nttoced artirUs. EUrVs an<t tull in
t ■nrnAtten m*r b* obta!n*d a' 'hi* cSc«. r E> : -
VEl.l- I- SIMPSON. Mtjur. i9-i taJiatrr.
I". -S. A.. A»«utint Furrhaitnj Of2csr. -
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