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0 AND NAVY NOTES
rmoress Expected to Recognize
m Naval Militia.
rpromThe Tribune Bureau.]
Washington, Jane 23.
"COMMITTDB ACTS.— The House
iAff*i« Committee has ordered a fa
*Me report or. the Fcss bill to promote
verßi £dency of th naval militia and to
&* f T«t branch of the service official rec
:'■' J,^ Qajgnß This action was
4 * °t(v-aay at the last meGtln of th "
*"* The ccmniittee also informally
**^?' consider further the Meyer reor
•^fjjpn plan at the beginning of the
£?«esdo» of Congress. It Is the present
I' 5 * ** t0 have the committee return to
jf^Lion early in November, so that by
•■•"", Ccaffress convenes much of. its
588 • will b* completed, but it Is possible
2?ttb pi" i:: not ** carried out The
'^ reported by the committee s>utx the
**" -Biilitia en the same basis as the na
****, g-^rt. The militia now numbers
JJ*^ l 0 men. •*• will be provided
*jL «t«n<lard accoutrements and will be
*^fci to call la wax time when the bill
neones * 1»*
nUDERS ISSUED-— following orders
v.rt been issued:
-* ARMY.
„, iaIET'S A MOORE, comm.aaary, to
£X?tl^/ of *ir.Ftruction. Leon SpriKgs. Tex..
STi'jtv »ith drtachrnent of bakera and
**£?«££&?*££** school lor
"^^rv in* oooJcSi Fort Rilcy.
££^FKEI>ERIck W. AI^TAETTEK and
!*-/ ' ieatenant DOCOLAS MACARTKCIt,
cwiwn. ta Army Building. New
V\: na examination lor promotion. Be-
Jt.^rorieiirx for New York Ctty <"aptain
'.tctaETTER will report to commandins of
iZr V"'t Myer. anti Lieutenant MAC
•^u- to commar-dlnsr officer. Fort UW
•^i."*.'" for pretcritad test in horseman
**■ „# sbJ-en-e: Captain HENRY J.
*'*'t,/-Tim . — cdlcal corps*, three months from
FS- <^>Sta AUGUSTUS B. WARPIELD.
«i? t><-.-' Art ;>rv. one month: Captain
■L^'vii B. ARNOLD. Ist Cavalry, one
«**;'■, July I; First Lieutenant AL
rSt- G GILVOR. «ih Field Artillery, two
SStM Krf
r,A\ I
. r U HAND, detached the Inde-
V^^TZ v> ■ ' ' -c await orders.
isa^ArtWMt Surgeon E. E. WOODLAND.
l^i?D' v ■HA!'«'ii"K. detached Bureau
''■■■ ' Sapp-i" and Aocowatt; to navy yard.
I *!^^ d M AI'I'ISOX. detached navy
IW ~trd. Nt* york ; ... 3ure * u of Su PP lles and
ti[. RIB J'.. detached navy >-axd.
*«^fLV: Now York.
BW-.- TT . detached t*mA
v.ip service in recruiting
S**l o* Yew Hampshire.
rJ^Semeaam C B. MATTHEWS, appointed
s?jSs^S»rf quartermaster, from July 1.
J!r"-r..'' 1 v as po«t fiuartermaster at marina
"m". Winthrop. Md.
-K. Jr.. deta.hed
P rM'.adolpMa: to marine bar
"j, 1 nava! sTatior.. Narrarans.ru Bay; also
H-^-ird an acting assistant quartermaster.
«**",- ;., rv'.icv* First Lieutenant F.
E GUiRET as I act .iuarurniasttr at New -
Vi,-,t«isrt r J. LEVERING, detached
gSrfKSSfto ,ar!D^ officers' school. Pert
fe JfSei:tenart K. F. LUDLOW. Qualified for
P* . Second Lieutenant E. H.
ifORSE ••••:••, days Captain J. W. WAD
i£3GH. cne month from June 30.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.— The
aioiring movements of x-essels have been
-QBMC& to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
,_( —_—. ■■ , R^ii and the Flusser. at Newport;
«tSou! Dakoia. at Ta'.cahuano.
j_ 23_7' f Helena, at Shar.ptai: the Mae*a
" ehaneta. "• Indiana and the lowa, at
phamtti
BAIIJEDk
•je* S— The Macconoutfh. the Strtnsham and
" the Eiiley. from Charleston for Norfolk.
"MIDDIES"' REACH ENGLAND
Five Hundred Young American
Officers at Plymouth.
Plymouth. England. June 23.— The Ameri
_b battleships Indiana. Massachusetts and
lota, ■»:"' ■<*' hundred midshipmen from
_s D-U«d States Naval Academy, at An-
BQ(--, arrived here at 9 o'clock this
■rr. r.f . The yo_np sailors are having
tar suicmer practice cruise.
(iptaia Clark, commanding the squadron.
j_l ar official visit to Admiral Cross, eu
jrir.tenaent of th« Devonport Dockyard.
*te iavited the squadron to enter the inner
Mar Admiral Cross returned the visit.
•tar o£c*rs of the squadron came ashore
iBHf; the day, but none of the midship-
Ben. The national mourning precludes ofli
taj celebrations in honor of the squadron.
vA, owin? ••> die preoccupation of the
uva . and dockyard authorities in connec
ts with the mobilization manoeuvres, the
Ki-cScial e -..tcnainment will be on- rather
i snail scale.
The sq-jadren sailed from Hampton Roads
tsJuae 8. The young men were given a
ten» r' roug*i v.-eather during, what was
te most of ihem. their Brat transatlantic
tWife. A series of pales and wild seas
*a experienced. However, they came
%a«!: very well, and the only serious ill
s® vi the case of one midthipman on
ttfa^ship lorra. He suffered from fever.
d though he wap practically convales
«a upon hi? arrival here, was removed to
ii saval hofcpitaJ at I 'house in order
*» ht misht fully recuperate.
Ti* nj!d«hipmen will be the guests at
fesw cf the Lord Mayor of London.
POPS SUNDAY BALL AT FOR/
«• S. Attorney Says Laws of Massa
chusetts Are in Force at Winthrop.
2oKon, Jur># 23.— United States District
4s«m»y afa V. French has informed the
Wflg* It F..rt Banks. Winthrop, that
j3J_y bastball playinc at the fort, wljich
been going on for the last three years.
*;* cease. Sunday baseball has b«*.n
*■*«•" en government lands in Massa
tssttts. b« j, r Frenc - n fi n< ; s that it is
jS*L a criminal offence under Chapter
£•>. Ruction 2, of th»- United States laws.
?-•■? Bec *foO it i. v staled that where no
PTb&em for any offence on arovernment
~-' :': ' IBWlded. "the offender Is liable to
■JF""-" ' under the lavs of the stat* i-:
S* & '■: ■ iar,ds are situated. Masif&chu
na ia/a-5, j, :o hibit .Sunday .baeebail games.
ij| eig:n to play baseball
■•* Department Nine Coining Here
on. July 16.
* [B; 1 T*;<-grarh to Th<» Tribute, j
sono- Jun« _._The Boston Fire De-
Lr!r * !*! * besrbaii team will go to New
gtjcaq^ evening or July 15 to play the
* York firenphtfrs at Bronx Oval
vJ 1 * JoUcv.ing day. This •til be the
y^T 4 tt< * u °« of the?" team?, the New
**«?* baring • RO n from the Bostons laFt
kerf. The Boston «aai »■■'!■■' will
tf '* E!ii^n. ftjß blj? "southpaw." formerly
/-i-rii-gsrid, ( thfs : ox. v .j ; i] e Phelan.
'-^y of the New IJedford team, will
itX' 9^"° Jte " w " 1 - 1 haYf * cither Spillane.
q f the jr mflraM9ii or Smith, who
g «-ih the D-jiuth team last year, in the
CteirL R "«— Ikt formerly of th*» Montreal
kr*" rL >' uo team - behind the bat. SpU-
«V »' iw>j;ty-four , anj^* last year
•a t« il**'" ~' ir b':rs and won twenty-two
* —m nusnlxr.
HT REMOVAL TO WASHiNGTON.
;j fcV^ v bearing in removal . .-<iinF6
Sj^'^J f OoJ!?. Louis a. Cella and
fe«n* VV ' A(ller> '.; led on charges of
ftc> ■ violal^l the law against bucket
X' T th " Dl ' tricl « f Columbia, was held
Jtitl,., iU * 5 State « Commissioner Shields
S. t ,_ * y - A bel I. Smith, aeclstant United
•ssiis n ni( -y. appeared for the jjovern-
Vr l" d How ard Taylor for the indicted
tfc isr o^r '*«Js^;oner Shield* reserved do-
v f 'EARS for wife SLAYER.
♦Atirt \ '. -V V . June 23.-After M»
**** cf r^° hoiirs 1 0-night the jury in the
bifj : T y:us n. Demon, of Liberty, on
%U t * ror the murder of his
)'•-.*', * 4 a verdict «jf guilty in the
l tsy *•?>» ' * nd li '' prisoner was Imme
k ' • %enre<s% enre<s '■- twenty yea'- .•'■.:• ■
Th - trial lasted iv.o vee_s.
SURPRISE JN GLOVER CASE
Widow and Six Others Accused
of Being Accessories.
Mass.. June 53.-A further
sensation developed .to-day in the extended
investigation of the mysterious murder of
Clarence P. Glover, a Waltham laundrj
proprietor, last fall. The Middlesex Coun
ty Superior Court to-day issued indictment
warrants against Mrs. Lillian M. Glover,
widow of the murdered man, and six oth
ers, who are charged with being accessor
es after the fact of Hattie Le Blanc, who
is accused of murdering the laundryman.
it was announced to-day that in addition
to Mrs. Glover the following persons had
been indicted secretly: Samuel Elmer and
Alton P. Tupper, Mrs. Glover's counsel in
the contest of Glover's will; Mr. and Mrs.
* rancis Freeman and Mr. and Mrs. Sey
mour S. Glover. Seymour Glover was a
brother of the murdered laundryman.
All the defendants, with the exception of
Miss Le Blanc, whose case comes up In
September, pleaded not euilty when they
were brought into court and were immedi
ately placed on trial. As soon as a jury
had been impanelled the jurors went to
Waltham to inspect the Glover house and
laundry.
The defendants were surprised when Dis
trict Attorney Higrgins moved for an imme
diate trial, and several Boston lawyers
were rent for by special messengers. Gen
eral Charles W. Bartlett Is the principal
attorney for the defence.
The seven defendants were ordered to
furnish $2,000 bonds each to insure their lib
erty during: the trial. Bail was furnished in
each case. The District Attorney bases the
charge of being: accessories after the fact
on the allegation that the seven defendants
concealed Hattie Le Blanc with intent to
enable her to evade arrest.
The Jury returned from Waltham in the
afternoon and District Attorney Hlg-gins
made his opening address.
The first witness, Medical Examiner
George L. West, gave a detailed description
of the autopsy on Glover's body. Dr. Nich
olas W. Cousens, in whose private hospital
Glover died, testified that Glover signed a
statement accusing Hattie Le Blanc of the
crime In the presence of a notary public.
Dr. McDonald, Patrolman Tully, of the
TValtham police force, and the witness.
This was the first intimation that Glover
had made any other than an oral accusa
tion.
After Mr*. Mary A. Dutch, who lives in
the other half of the house used by Dr.
Cousens as a hospital, had told about her
finding Glover lying on the steps of the
hospital, court adjourned for the day.
HEAT SAVES HIGGINBOTH AM.
No attempt was made yesterday to serve
the warrant for the arrest of Police \Magis
trate Higginbotham. of Brooklyn, which was
TWO of the QUALITY ADVERTISEMENTS
IJV TO-T>AyS
, ; \
HELP WANTED.
Male.
DEMONSTRATING MANAGER wanted, and
men and women demonstrators. Call 140
Liberty St.. Room 703.
Female.
IIOrSEAVORKKR- — Middle aged woman for
light housework; good home in small fam
ily; state agr, wages and why unemployed.
J. P. M., Box 40. Tribune Office.
SPREAD THE OTHERS AND GO TO WORK IS®
HELP WANTED.
Male.
Acrr.rXTANT— Must be C. }V A.; preferably a
man who has worked for public accountants;
faiary $2.,V>". Mighlll Broker^. Flat-
Iroa Rullding.
AGENTS to handle our teas and coffees, experi
ence not r.ect-ssary; build up a business of your
o»n. Call or write. Burns & Reed, 209 Hudson
rt.. New Tork.
DOOKKEEI'ER, experienced In * stimatlnt; print
in? bus-li:e;s8. for opening in the South; goo.l op
portunity for advancement. Mighiil (Position
Broker). Flat Iron Building^
BOOKKEEPER, experienced in bank work: sal
ary $G5 a month. Mighill (Position Broker).
Flatir«n Ruilc.ins;. ■■'■"■
CLERK, experiences in restaurant busings?, for
checking work; $60 a month. Mighlll (Posi
tion Broker), Flatiron Building.
COOK AND BARTENDER.— Man and wire;
manape country hotel; references required.
Imperial Agency. 889 6th aye.
DEMONSTRATING MANAGER wanted and men
and women demonstrators. Call HO Liberty
ft.. Room 703. .
ELECTRICAL SALESMAN to solicit all kinds
of electrical work; liberal pay. Call. i>- W.
,—.. <'0.. 12C5 Headway. Room 711.
rULL QUARTET, city Catholic church; (IS
monthly; good voices and readers; also organ
ist. $400. W«b«ter'« Choir Exchange, 136 Bth aye.
IIANAGEH'S ASSISTANT, to act as store sales_
man; must ba familtir with stenography and
t-;-writ!r. B Call lor particulars. Mlghil! (Fo
gition I3rr>ker), Flaiiron Building. ___
<atF«MAV Prefer a man experienced in «ro
cVry !ine; salary and commission. Mighlll iPo
-ition Broker). Fl'atiron Building. ,
rTIE^MEN throughout the United Ptates to sell
aJtorr.obUe ncce^lties; every ovr ner wan ts our
protector; references required. The O Nell Tire
& Protector Co.. 320 Broadway.
kTIJESKEX everyv-!:er.\ resident or road;
b ra'-'sht'or side line; steady employment; goou
ra j I:I :L rvjrtill v CO- 718. 30 Church st
TABLET ' DIGEST large seller; agents
Goutban territory. Pond I'harmacai Company,
New York. .
WESTaEN te-ritory • Tablet Ptjstawi for _aii
Fumach ml? Pond Pharmacal Company. N«vr
rork.
Female-
A MIDDLE AGED LADY. In poor health. would (
like to find a re»»e« lady as companion; one
»"o pre"«* * home to salary and is acc«tomed
{n {ravelling. Address Doughty. Box 19. Tribune ,
Office. __^__ ■ rr- .
/ TTEKD 4NTS female: institution near city;
A f» r.>onth!y and maintenance; four days «- j
ration- lrwin's Nurses' K*&W. 77 V>cst llth
- 0 .. k rKPF »— Must 55 competent and under- ,
POOKKEEKKK w anc>rh< . r for steno,
rap^" and 'uni Ending ■t-ookkeering, |t& Jupp
Exchange. "NasEai^s^ __-
tt^___|'_ Association. Inc.. 17 M .i±_
771oK"fema1e 7 ~»mall bummer hotel in the C»te-
C^_ss_i«u* '*?ss• ;r llroad fare p
& f, ui , ia y. MC EasL2Sth__^__ :
rr-«u ' <>o Lexington ay*. . _
IT >r M.I'KSH. a«iT«t chambermaid; rwr.Hy two
Jifli, wag- ■= »30- must »* experienced an«
£s!?Ksd^~ industrial Association. 17
. — stenographeb-muhi
Bl £ ihor^SS^ competent in English itenn«
raP tv anT^mn.late into fpani_- Jupp &
c! anp' BT Naiisau et. s —
ctfkVJgRAPHER 'l.rirht U-Klnner will do) for
6 \^ra^'^, .--ust have good education.
juj... Kx<hanp . W Naymn ft. _
• ioroughly exper I
*™ . _2 potion; |W. «•_„ Hasans
F-rtanp". 2W5 HreadT/ay. _.
HI Ii- Two .;:'■--•• firms Tt quire
FT r;no^ al her. "grating Smlth-Pn-mirr ma
ju»id Exchange. « N-'-« » f ■ —
J L:/. ; :. MAIP. fora summer
*illlh________i
fc- a agggaaans
j^^T ": '• r - M -** * T """"'
Office
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JFXE 24, 1910.
signed on Wednesday by Surrogate Ketch
am. Vbea the magistrate fai!e<l to pay
; -4 r« N as exocutor of the c.state of John A.
Dorcez. Aft^r getting the warrant Phi!"
V. Safford, attorney for the estate, said h"
would not press it mw. as it was too hot
to send any one to jail.
SPORT HAD GOOD MEMORY
But It Resulted in Eis Being Locked
Up for Assault.
A novel prisoner paced restlessly back
and forth behind the cell bars of the West
30th street station last night, howling with
rage at hi 3 detention and angry because he
has not been tried. The prisoner is consid
ered* dangerous. He goes by the name of
Sport.
About three months ago Stanley Kisch,
of No. 393 Seventh avenue, bought a lar^e
brown dog— this same Sport— to watch his
house. When Kisch came home one night
he found Sport sick, and, as he says, a
trunk missing. Kisch says a negro stole
the trunk after having poisoned the dog.
was reprimanded for his negligence
and took his master's words much to
heart. Kisch decided to move yesterday
and hired a negro named Eupene Smith to
carry away his things. Sport was on the
job. but m;ide not a hostile move until
Smith attempted to take the trunk, when,
remembering what his master had said
about trunks and negroes, he bit Smith
on the leg.
Sport was arrested by Patrolman Keenan
and taken to the West 30th street station,
charged with assault. Doorkeeper Xigger
smith, a lover of animals, would not have
locked the dog up, but Sport snapped at
him. Perhapa the dog heard the door
keeper's name— anyway, he was locked up
for another attempt at assault. He will be
tried before the Board of Health man to
day.
NEW YORKERS HURT IN WRECK
Seventeen Persons Injured in Crash on
Chicago & Alton.
Carllnville, 111., June 23.— Seventeen per
sons were injured to-day when a Chicago
& Alton express train was ditched north
of Carlinville by spreading rails.
The locomotive, baggage car, day and
chair cars and three Pullmans were de
railed, and all turned turtle except the last
Pullman. Seven hundred feet of the right
of way was torn up. Several of the injured
suffered broken bones, but all will recover.
Among those hurt are W. G. Ryan, New
York City, both arms injured and fingers
Vrokon. and J. P. Eldridge, New Ycrk City,
bruised.
The names of neither W. G. Ryan nor J.
P. Eldridge appear in the New York City
directory.
WORK WANTED.
Male
ATTENDANT to party Roing abroad: hai
travelled extensively through Great Britain,
Euiope and the Orient; terms reasonable.
B. r. Tempcrnte. Tribune I'ptown Olflce, 1304
Broadway.
BOOKKEEPER— Ten years' experience; desires
to change present position; expert double entry
and safety system : best reference and steady
worker; systoms Installed. Accountant, Box
43, Tribune Office.
CAPABLE youns; lawyer (married) desires posi
tion as private secretary that will afford him
an opportunity to practice. Attorney, Box 30,
Tribune Office.
CHAI'FFET'R. — With private family: sober,
willing and obliging; competent, careful driver
do own repairs; on both foreign and domestic
cars; best written and personal references.
Write or call, Campbell, 4« West P9th st.
CHAI'FFEI'R — G<rnian; single; careful driver:
iiny make: own repairs; city or country;
born "references. Frank Halble. 003 Ralph st.,
Brooklyn^ __^
CHAUFFEUR. — American. 24; experienced on
Fiat. Locomobile, Peerless; excellent refer
ences; shop experience; wages moderate. J. E.
Cox, .14i> Park ay.
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER and gen
eral office assistant; 19 years; graduate of
Commercial Hig:h School. Brooklyn: good ref
erence. Nicholas Rusfficro, 2907 West 15th St.,
Brooklyn.
MkVhaNICAL DRAFTSMAN.— 23; German;
2-.s years shop and 6 years' drafting ex
perience in structural steel work. M. D , Box
25. Trihunc Qfl\e<>.
WINDOW and house cleaning at reasonable
rat*s. Acmen. 322 "West 89th st.
YOUNG MAN. well educated. Eng-llsh. Italian.
dt:^lrfs «)venln? position at anything ; froo.i
fllfurer. Al references. H. Fredianl. 126 Mac
doiignl st.
YOT'NO MAN (IS), as bookkeeper or as.«ist
ant, can take charge of all book«; experi
ence: references. B . Box 20, Tribune Office.
TOtTNG MAN 'IS), thoroughly experienced
orlicp assistant, Elliott-P'luher operator and
bookkeeper; can furnish best references. Box
E L- No. 3. Tribone Office.
YOI'NO MAN (19) desires position; experienced
Stork Exchange itUUMT. 8., liox 27, Tribune
Office
Female.
ART STT'DENT would give pervires, payment of
papoaKe to Europe. A. M.. 107 East 30th st.
GOOD stenographic typewriting work; rea
sonable rates 98 William st. Room 813
'Phone 4206— John.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
BUTLER -English: 3^» years' personal charac
ter; abstainer; town or country. A. £ Z\ O.
Box 193. MiUburn. N. J.
COACHMAN and GARDENER. — Young Swede;
understands horaes, carrlafces and harness
thoroughly: can run automobile. Carpenter's
Bureau. IS* 6th aye.
' v.r l 'T^E— Colored; butler, usefu!: cook, laun
'dre?i; young: three years' reference; ffiO.
Miss Shea's Bureau, 8 Ea«t 42d Bt.
FARMHANDS, useful men. married couples for
farms and gentleme.n'B country places; Eng
lish Oerman ard Swedish. Mathewswn Bureau
PIS rith aye. Tel.. 378 Bryant^
••'ARM MANAGER or foreman on gentleman's
iH'e-Bv married man; thoroughly competent;
K.kkJ refe.-enees. W. If.. Pleasantville Station,
Westcheeter County.
GAHI'EN KR.— Kxperlencrd. uli branches;
good vegetable growr; successful poultry;
can milk; handy with tools: twelve years'
reference Carpenter's Bureao. l. r 4 Bth aye.
NI'HSE. attendant or companion, by man of
40. of education, refinement and good ap- ;
pear'ance; competent in all branches of sani- |
tarium and hospital work; proficient masseur; |
first r'a?s references; remun* ration secondary;
to q«jeirHbU» position. Irwln's Nurßes" Regie- j
' try. 77 West 11th st
USEFUL MAN. -*25; German; good hand on
'la was gardens, horses, cows, chlrkens: sob»r,
willing 'and industrious. 6., Mathewson Bureau.
ISIB Cth aye.
Female.
CHAMBERMAID. . seamstress— Young Swedish
«lrl - willing to aestpt waitress; understands
maid's duties: excellent references. Osterb-rs's
Hurea'i. ":" U-«li_ton aye. Tel. 105,-, Plaza.
iIAMBEIUIAID and LAUNDRESS.— By neat,
strong willing Swedish girl; excellent laun
rtrcsH- very »rood chambermaid; anywhere; ex
cellent references. Osterber^s nureau. 718 Lex-
Inpton jvc Tel., IOTA Plaza. |
r-HAMBFRMAJD and WAITRESS. —
voinK neat Swfdleh girl; excellent; best of
r»f/renc«a Ost^rberir-s Bureau. 71« Lexlng-
rooK -N>-et, very pleasant Swedish girl; <sxc*U
'■'■it cook baker splendid manager; excellent
referents; Vaees. $30. Osterberg's Bureau. 716
vingtnn_ay«». Tel.. 1066 Plata.
i-OiiK assist with laundry: also chambermaid
an' 'waitress; two young Finnish glrln; excel
,„, references; together or separate; \ery neat
and wining Ju&slla Bureau. 630 Lexington aye.
Tel. 44E3 Plaza. £
TrTvERTIS-EMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
office No 1304 Broadway, between 36th and
$711, its., until 0 o'clock p. m. Advertisements
received at the following branch offices at reg
r,lar office rate* until 8 o'clock p. m . viz.: 204
Bth aye?. •■ •• cor 23d it: IBS Cih * v *-
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Femai* 5
COOK-LAUNDRESS <$- f " and WAITRESS
CHAMBERMAID (s2o).— Two girls; good rer
erences; go anywhere. Miss Shea's Bureau, »
Ear. 4-2 d st. * *'^-* ' '- - :' ' ' -
< OOK an.i "tV AITRE.-S. — Germans; mother nnd
daughter- cook- daughter waitress and cham
bermaid entire work private family; city, coun
try. Morrow's Bureau. V2l Lexington aye., cor
ner (Wth Bt.
COUPLE — Woman first class cook, excellent
baker: man useful, good gardener; understands
horses, cows: city, country- MorroWs Bureau.
721 Lexington aye.. comer sSth st. ___
GENERAL. HOUSEWORKER; or kltcher.maia,
by young very willing, neat Norwegian girl:
not long over- would take upstairs work; wages,
$15. Osterbejg's Bureau, 716 Lexington aye.
Tel., loaf. Plaza. __ ' ' ' _____
HOUSE7WORKER.— German girl; good cook: can
bake; has friend chambermaid, waitress or
laundress; city, country. Morrow's Bureau, i2l
Lexington aye., corner flSth nt.
HOUSEWORK without washing, by an exeep_
tionally neat younff woman; good cook and
waltrtss city preferred; excellent reference;
call. Irwln's "Bureau. 77 West 11th «t.
LADY'S MAlD— Swedish:' good masseuse; -will
care for invalid lady: i?ood seamstress: will
ing, ohllglng: excellent references. E. A..
Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau. 503 nth aye. •
LADY'S MAID — North German; excellent
seamstreßs. dressmaker, hairdresser, paoker
and travf-ller; Al references. R.. Miss Fitz
gerald's Bureau. r.OP, sth aye.. crmr 42d.
LAI'XOKKSfs-CHAMBERMAID — Mother first
clnss laundress, fine lingerie, shirts, collars,
cuff«; daughter chambervvork. exc-llent Mam-
Ptreßs: together. H.. Miss Fitzgerald's Bu
reau, 503 sth avi>.
L-VI'V? MAIP Hairdresser, pooa seamstress,
packer and traveller; understands her duties
thoroughly; nine years' reference from one em
ployer. M. 8.. Miss Fl:zGerald's Bureau, 503
sth aye.. entrance 42d st.
LAUXDRESB.— First class; to go out by the
day or steady position^ 61S_ Bth__ave.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER— Talloress and
seamstress: daughter makes fine ling-rle
dresees; reference ; country or Newport. J.,
Miss Firigcrald's Bureau, 503 sth aye.. en
!rsnr» 42d.
NURSE. — French: Infant's nurse; refined young
woman: excellent references; $30. Miss Shea's
Bureau. 8 East 42d st.
NURSE— English; ihargre of child one year or
older; makes children's dresses, embroiders,
speakt French: references. O. 0.. Miss Fltz-
Oerald'a Bureau. 603 Pth aye. Entrance 42d st^
XURSE— Will take entire charge infant or older
children; six years' reference; understands
foods, etc. ML, M!s» FHzGerald's Bureau. 503
Bin ay« Entrance 42d st.
NURSH. — German: excellent references; thor
oughly understands the care of children. Miss
Margaret Smith's Bureau, 25 West 42d st. 'Phone
3039— Bryant.
WAITRESS. — First class; understands serving
wines; fan make all salads; go anywhere; $25.
Miss Shea's Bureau, 8 East 42d xt.
WAITRESS and PARLORMAID— Experienced;
understands salads, wines, carving, etc. ; will
ing: assist other work. D. M.. Miss FltzGeraid's
Bureau. 803 .^th aye.. comer 42(1 st.
REMEDIES.
THOROUGH. FKRMANKNT CUKES In cases
of BT.OOD POISON. NKRVOUS DEBILITY.
BLADDER COMPLAINTS and kindred dis
eases: relief at once in dangerous cases, recent
or old; tho<ie desiring only first class scientific
treatment should call. Dr. BON'SCHXJR. the well
known specialist. 59 West 38th St. Hours. 9-3. 7-9.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
SUPREME COTOX, COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
— Hannah B. Anger, plaintiff, apralnpt Frank
G. Weiss and Kate Weiss, his wife: William Os
terlunc and "Mar>-" Oaterlund, his wife, the said
name Mary Leinj? fictitious, defendants—Sum
mons. To the above named defendants: You are
hereby summoned to answer the complaint in thia
action, and to serve a copy of your nnewer on the
plaintiff's attorney within twenty days after th«
service of this summons, exclusive of the day
of service; and in ease of your failure to ap
pear, or answer. Judgment will be taken against
you by default, for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated May sth. lEIO.
E. M. WIGHT. Plaintiff's Attorney.
Office and pnsteffico address. No. 2*o Broadway.
New Ynrk Ctty, Borough of Manhattan.
To William Osteriund and "Mary" Osterlund,
his wife, defendants: The foregoing oummons is
served upon you by publication, pursuant to an
order of Hon. Mitchell L. Krlanger, one of the
justices of the Supreme Court of the State of
New York, dated June I3th. 1010, and filed with
the complaint In the office of the Clerk of tho
Co-.inty of New York, at the County Court House
in the Borough of Manhattan, City, County and
State of New York.
Dated New York. June 13. 1010.
E. M. WIGHT. Plaintiff's Attorney.
No. 280 Broadway, N<*w York City.
FORECLOSURE SALES.
BUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
— Carl Fischer, Plaintiff, againat Isaac Hat
tenbach and others. Defendants..
In pursuance of a. Judgment of foreclosure and
sale, duly made and entered in the above-en
tit'.ed action and bearing date the 2d day of
June. 1910. I. the undersigned, the Referee In
said juflgm'enc named, will sell at public auction,
at the Exchange Salesroom. Nos. 14-16 Veaey
street, in the Borou?h of Manhattan, City of
New York, on the 20th day of June. 1010. at
12 o'clock noon on that day, by Joseph P. Day,
Auctioneer, the premises directed by said Jude
me.nt to be sold, and therein described as fol
lows:
All that certain lot. pi»ce or parcel of land,
with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected, situate, lying and being in the Borough
of The Bronx, of the City of New York, In the
County and State of New York, knows and
distinguished by the lot number 271. in block 9.
on a certain map entitled, "Map of 1,572 build
ing lots situated in North New York, West
chester County, belonging to Clarence S. Brown."
Dated January, 1866, and filed In the office of
the Register of the County of Westchester on
February 17. IS6U, as Map No. 410, which said
lot, according to said map, is bounded and de
scribed as follows:
Beginning at a point on the northerly side nf
ISf.th Street, distant 125 feet easterly from the
corner formed by the Intersection of the north
erly side of 13rith Street with the easterly side
of Lincoln Avenue; running thence northerly
parallel with Lincoln Avenue 100 feet: thenca
easterly parallel with 13,">th Street 23 fe^-t;
thence" southerly parallel with Lincoln Avenue
100 feet to the northerly side of 1.15 th Street;
and thence westerly along the northerly Bide of
13T>th Street 25 feet to the point or place of
beginning. Said premises being now known by
the street number 529 East lS'.th Street.
Dated New York. June tith, lino.
FRANKLIN BIEN. Referee.
R DUDENSING. Jr., Attorney fcr Plaintiff, 158
'Broadway. Borough of Manhattan, New York
City
The following Is a diagram of the property to
be sold- its street number Is 255 (formerly 529)
The approximate amount of the lien or charge,
to satisfy which the above-described property is
to be sold is Four thousand one hundred thir
teen 33-100 Dollars ($4,113.33-100), with interest
thereon from the 2«th day of May. 1910. together
with costs and allowance amounting tn Two
hundred seventy-seven 43-100 Dollars ($277.43
100), with interest from Juile 6th. 1910, together
with the expenses of the sale. The approximate
amount of the taxes, assessments and water
rates', or other liens, which are to be allowed to
the purchaser out of > the purchase money, or
paid by the ' Referee. is Two hundred seventy
nine <y>-K»0 Dollars (5279.08-100). and interest.
The premises will be sold subjpet to a first mort
gage for Twelve thousand Dollars ($12,000.00- ;
100) and interest thereon from the 6th day of
September. 19of>-
Dated. New York, Jun» 6th. 1910.
FRANKLIN BIEN. Referee. _
SUPREME Cor KT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Kenycn Fortescue, as Trustee, etc.. Plain
tiff, against Benjamin Fishman et al.. De
fendants.
In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered In the above
entitled action and bearing date the 3d day |
of June. lf»10. I, the undersigned, the Referee |
in ea<d Judgment named, win sell at public j
auction, at the Exchange Salesroom. Noi. 14
18 Vesey street, in the Borough of Manhattan,
city of New York, on the 30th day of June,
1910 at 12 o'clock noon on that day. by
Joseph P. Day. Auctioneer, the premises di
rected by said Judgment to be sold, and there
in de»cribed as follows: All that certain lot.
piece or parcel of land, with the buildings and
improvements thereon erected, eituat*. lying !
and being in the Borough of Manhattan, of
the City of New York, bounded and described
as follows: Beginning at a point on the north
erly «ide of 113 th street distant one hundred
and twenty-four <124) feet six (6) inches
westerly from the northwesterly corner of
113 th street and Park avenue (formerly Fourth
avenue) and which point is at or opposite to
the centre of a parly wall; running thence
northerly parallel with Park avenue and part
of the "distance through the centre of said
pa'-ty wall one hundred (100) feet eleven (11)
inches to the centre line of the block; thence
westerly and parallel with 113 th street twenty
six (2 < >> feet four (4) inches; thence south
erly and again parallel with Park avenue and
part of the distance through the centre of
another party wall one hundred (100) feet
eleven (11) inches to the northerly Bide of
113 th street, and thence easterly along said
northerly side of HClh street twenty-six (26)
feer four (4) Inches to the point or place of
beginning. being known ns No. 77 Erst
Said premise* being known ns No. 77 Erst
113 th street in the City of New York.
Dat*d. New York. June 7th, 1010.
SAUL J. BARON. Referee.
MURRAY. BENNETT & INGER.SOLL. Attor
neys for Plaintiff. No. 22 William street.
Borough of Manhattan, City of New York.
Th* following is a diagram of the property
to be sold. Its Etreet number is No. 77 East
113 th street. New York City.
l!4th Street. -
The approximate amount of tho Urn or
charge, to satisfy which the above described
property Is to be sold. is $20,118 SO. with in
terest thereon from the 23d day of May. 1910.
together with costs and allowance amounting
to $447 45. with interest from June S. IfUO.
together with the expenses of the sale. Tho
approximate amount of the taxes, assessments
and water rates, or other liens, which are to
be allowed to the purchaser out of the pur
chase, money, or paid by the Referee, is $541 17
and interest. _> „„,„
Dated. New York. June .tli. 1010.
SAUL J- BARON. Referee.
EXCURSIONS.
mmmw^.
CONEY ISLAND
■KH. TICKETS INCLUDE ADMISSION TO
DREAMLAND.
Greatest Amutemtnt Enterprise In the World.
Leave West 12Pth St.. ML R.. 9:00. 9:46.
10.30. 11:30 A. M.; 12:15. 1:00. 2:00. 2:46. 3:30.
4:15. 6:15, 6:80. 7:30. 8:40 *». M.
Leave pier 1. N. R., 9:45. 10:30. 11:15 A. M..
12:13. 1:00. 1:43. 2 4.-.. 3:30. 4:13. 3:00. 6:00.
6:40. 7:1.1. 8:115. 9:30 P. M.
Leave Iron pier, Coney Island. 10:33, 11:49
A. M. 12:2.".. 1:25, 2:10. 2:55. |:SS. *4:53. 5:25.
6:10. 7:10. 7:30. 8:25. 9:25. 10:40 P. M.
Returning from Coney Island trip marked "
does not no to 129 th Street, N. R.
Round Trip T.-: . t , ,> From 129 th St.. 50 Cents,
twuna xnp Tickets j Fr<jm pUr j N R 40 c «nt«.
STEAMER TACnrS makesi trips EVERT DAT
Jo WISHING BANKS. Leaive 129 th St.. N. R-.
7:20 A. M. ; Pier (new) No. 1. N. R.. 8:20 A. M.
Ealt and tackle on board. Fare: Gentlemen.
73c. : Ladles. .Vie ■ Children. 25c- .
CHARMING EXCURSIONS
West Point, Newburgb & Poughkeepsie
Dally (except Sunday) by Palace HUDSON
RIVER DAY LINE STEAMERS.
SEE STEAMBOAT COLUMN.
DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON EXCURSION TO
WEST POINT
STEAMER MARY POWELL,
Leaving Desbrosses St. 1:45; W. 42fl St.. 2:00;
W. 129 th St.. 2:20 P. M. Arriving West Point
5 P. M. Choice 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 Buildings, etc. Orchestra.
This Excursion Made Pally, except . Sunday.
EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
UP THE SOUMD
• _ Str. "Sagamore" lvs. Pier 8.
10 E. R. (bet. Hanover Sq. A So.
i* «i»## Ferry), Saturdays at 1:00;
Sea Cliff 3m St.. |; R. 1:20 P. M.
and Sundays 1 vs. Pier 8, 9:30; 31st
BUM St.. 9:30 A. M. R«t. due N. Y.
Glenwood^ ;-/ r ,, M - on 80 (,
UtenWPOH ExcVirslon SOe. Tickets.
EXCURSIONS
Lake Hopatcong, $1.00 1
] EVERY SUNDAY I
I Leave W. 23d St. 8:.">0; Liberty St. 0:00 AM
I via new Jersey central I
1 hard coal: no smoke: gomfort: |
Hljrh-Class Excursion Every Sunday to
RYE BEACH PARK Z2
FAST STEADIER ATLANTIC
Leaves Stapleton (City Pier). 9:80: Battery
Landing. 10:00: East 24th St., 10:30 A. M. He
turning leaves Beach 4 P. M.
Round trip reduced to BOc. (Lira, number.)
FOR SALE.
ARMY AUCTION SALE BARGAINS.
Tents $1.90 upl Shot Guns $2.25 u-j
Cots 1.75 "Revolvers 168 "
Canteens ■■•" "! Swords 35 "
Knapsack* 85 " Saddles 3.00 "
New White Uniforms. $1.25.
Khaki Blouse and Trousers. $2.00.
Largest stock Oov't Auction Bargains in the
world. 15 acres required for its storage. 344
page catalogue, over 3.000 Illustrations, mailed
15c. (stamps). Cannons. Flagrs, Pistols, Rifles,
Ppears. Drums, etc.
FRANCIS BAN NERMAN, got Broadway. N. Y.
BIG BARGAINS— SIightIy used otrlce furniture.
desks, typewriters, cash registers, adding ma
chines, mlmeotfraphs. filing cabinets, safes, ad
dressing machines, time clocks partitions, chsck
protectors, bookense*. NATHAN'S. 4 White Street.
LAWYERS.
LAWYER'S ADVICE FREE.
SCHNEIDER & GOODMAN, 198 Broadway.
SAMUEL LEIGHTON FROOKS. LAWYER.
CONFIDENTIAL: CALL. WRITE. 120
BROADWAY. N. T.
LADDERS, FLAG POLE B» ETC.
SKt,"-W£fasßaHq>j Portland Ladder Co.. 130 Orange I
s^r?k/SfeS«Mrtfc Bt.. Newark. N. J. WESTERN
ladders delivered at 20c. per ft. Tel. SS4 B. B.
DOGS, BIRDS, ETC.
PARKWAY PET STOCK
Dogs boarded In sanitary cages; Bostons at '
stud; all leading remedies. 44 West 110 th St.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
LARGE, SUNNY CORNER ROOM, running
water; private family; beautiful location, facing
the Hudson, telephone. Harrison. 215 West 101 st
Bt. Telephone 6000— Riverside.
MACHINERY, DIES AND MODELS.
FOR SALE New tenonfng and mortising out
fit. Does coping. Less than half ordinary
cost. Greatest capacity and efficiency. Machine
demonstrated. Mechanical Engineering Co.. 131
Reade st.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
CAPABLE MAN to manage the sale of a
manufacturing and trade corporation. Branch
to be established in New York. An easy seller.
as big dividends can be shown. Liberal com
mlsalon. Reference or bond required. 204
Chamber of Commerce. Portland, Oregon.
ORCHARD FOR SALE; consisting of 600
acroi; 1(1,000 apple trees, 40.000 peach trees
and 10.000 pear trees; two miles from Har
ptr's Ferry, W. Va., in the applf and p^ach
belt; big crop this year. Address J. Walter
O'Boyle, 63u Bond BnlKiing. Washington. P. C.
PUBLIC NOTICES.
NOTICE. — PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION"
for the First District. — Application has been
made to the Public Service Commission for
the First District by The Staten Island Rapid
Transit Railway Company, pursuant to the
provisions of Section 53 of the Public Service
Commissions Law. for an order approving tha
exercise of a certain franchise granted by the
City of New York by contract dated October
20, 1000, to construct, maintain and operate
two additional tracks acrose Central Avenue.
Union Avenue. Harbor Road, and Houth Ave
nue, in the Third Ward of the Borough of
Richmond, City of New York, the said addi
tional tracks to be one on each side cf said
Company's tracks as now located.
A hearing upon said application will be he! 1
in the hearing; room in the office of the Public
Service Commission for the First District. No.
154 Nassau Street, Borough of Manhattan, Cltv
of New York, at 2:30 P. M. on June 27tb.
1910, at which hearing said application will
be considered. Dated. New York. June 22nd.
iftlO. THF STATEN ISLAND RAPID TRAN
SIT RAILWAY COMPANY, by GEO. H.
CAMPBEUU Vice-President.
STORAGE NOTICES.
THE McKINLEY STORAGE & VAN CO.,
2& East llfith st.
To Miss D. Baxter. George Emirola. Mrs.
Bwald, George Cody, Helfn M. Fee. Polo Van
and Express Co. : You and each of you are
hereby notifitd that the time for payment of our
lien upon the property hereinafter described hav
ing eiplred. after due notice thereof had been
given you, we will cause such property, to wit;
Household goods, personal effects and merchan
dise stored by you or in your name In the ware
house of this company, to be sold at public
auction by Joseph D. Appel, Auctioneer. accord-
Ing to the statute In such cas* made and pro
vided at 232 East llrtth st.. New York City, en
Frhlay June 17. and on Friday, June 24, 1010.
at ID a. m., and continuing every Friday there
after at the fame place and hour until all tha
ifooiis have licen sola.
THE McKINLEY STORAGK ANT» VAX PO
SURROGATE'S NOTICES.
7n pursuance ok an order of hon.
Abner C Thomas, a Surrogate of the County
of New York, notice is hereby giveVi to all per
sons having claims against George W. Webber,
late of the County of New York, deceased, to
present the game, with vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, at her place of transacting
business the office of Bailey & Sullivan. No.
13 . Broadway. Manhattan, In the City of New
York, on or before the first day of August
"'Dated New York, the 28th day of January.
191 °- MAE WEBBER, Executrix.
■nATtEY & SULLIVAN. Attorneys for Execu
trix. 135 Broadway. Manhattan. New Torlt
City- -
rS PUKSUANCi OF AN ORDER OK HON.
Abner C Thomas, a Surrogate of the County
«f New Y'>rk notice Is hereby given to all per
son- havlnK claims against James R. Plum,
fate" of the Borough of Manhattan. City of New
York deceased, to present tho same, with
vouchers thereof, to the subscribers at their
rib'e of transacting business, at the office of
Daniei Nason. their attorney No. 55 William
Street In the Borough of Manhattan, City uf
New York, on or before the flrst day of Oc-
CAROLINK T. NA9ON.J Executora.
nivii'T, NASON. Attorney for Executors. 55
William Street. Borough of Manhattan, City
nf New York.
LAPSLEY DAVID.— IN PURSUANCE OK AN
o^cr of Ho:- Atner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of
the County or X->» York, notice Is hereby given
to all persons having claim* against David
LaD»!ey, late of the County of New York, de
ceased, to present the Fame with vouchers thereof
to the' subscribers at their place of transacting
business at the office of Wallace. Butler &
Brown No. 54 Wall Street. Borough of Mir.hat
tan tri The Cltjr of New York, on or before th»
24th day of August next.
Dated New York, the 11th day of February.
1010 ARTHUR B. LAPSLEY.
EDWARD L. PARTRIDGE.
Executors.
WALLACE, BUTLER 4 BROWN. Attorneys for
Executors, 54 Wall street. Borough of Man
hattan^ New York Clty_ • _
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abne;- C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County
of New York. Notice Is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Daniel Wet
ttrau. late of the County of New York. de
—jased, to present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, at her place of
trunaactlng business, the office of Bailey A
Pulllvan. No. 135 Broadway, Manhattan, In
the City of New York, on or before the 25th
day of July next.
Dated New York, the 20th day of January
1910. ELIZABETH C WETTERAU.
Executrix.
BAILEY * SULLIVAN. Attorneys for Execu
trix. 135 Broadway. Manhattan, New York
at/.
TIME TABLES.
I Kronprinz Wilhelm I
1 Sails June 28 for I
I LONDON- — BREMEN I
SSSf" M Q rlh TUESDITS
BREMEN II 111 10 1. ■
I -J.J- Express -Sailings I
Kronprini Wllhelm June 28 I j
Kaiser U'ilh»!m II July "I
Kaiser 'Wllhalm d#r Gross*. July 12 I
Kronprlnzeasln Cecilie July 19 I
bremcx in an T sli?- rs
BREMEN UUI Illall 10 A. M.
! Twin-Screw Sailings i
I Prim Frledrteh •Wllhelm/.June SO I
I Twln-Screw Sailings July 7 ■
Prin« Frledrteh Wilhelm. June "W I
B';rbnrt>ssa July 7 I
1 Oeorge Wajhlngton (new). .July 14 I
I Bremen July 21 |
%££ TAB iinvA s" 01 " 11 "
genoa Lloyd II in.
tNeekar June 23
Primes* Irene July 2
KoenJgln Luise July 0
3erMn (new) July 1«
t Does not call at Genoa.
Wireless and Submarine Slgr.als.
Independent Rauad the World Tour»
Travelers' Checks, pood all over
the World.
OELRICHS A CO.. On. A»ts.
5 Broadway. New York
fOEUTSCHUII^I
I ia.500 tons. ,^:B
I . Special Miilinc ■
I JULY 2, I P.M.I
m C Days to London *^J
■^ Paris, 7 Days to
JB^k Hamburg. J^k
HAM BURG 1
AMERICAN
LINE?-
Ail Modern Safety Device* (Wireless, Ac.)
LONDON, PARIS, HAMBUHQ,
{Unexcelled Rlts-Oarlton a la Carte Restaurant.
Gymnaalum. Kite. Bath*. Elevator. Palm Garden.
tKals I nA.V!c-June2s.llam|tAmerika July 0
Bluecher June £9 »Pre«. Grant. .July 13
Deutachland July 2) ' Cincinnati ...July 18
•Pres. Lincoln July 6' |Pennay',vania. July 20
{Hamburg: direct. *New.
I tap m m %jr via Gibraltar.
1^ A I If NAPLES
■ #4k sVa ■ ANT> GENOA.
S. S, MOLTKE, July 1 2, 2P. M.
Offers very desirable accommodatlena.
S 8. HAMBURG Anjni«t 9
S. 8. MOLTKB August 30
TRAVELLERS' CHECKS ISSUED.
Tourist Dept. for Trips Everywhere.
Hambarr-Amerlran Line, 45 Broadway. N. T.
CUNARD LINE
Piers 54 and 36, North River, foot" of 14th St.
OFFICES, 21-24 State St., opposite the Battery.
Lusitania— Mauretania
Largest. Fastest, Finest Steamers Afloat.
Hew York to London Direct
VIA FISHGrARD
The moat expeditious route. Quickest also to
PARIS-BERLIN-VIENNA
l>are New T«»k Wednesdays. 9 A. M.
MONDAY IN LONDON TUESDAY IN PARIS
Wireless Telegraph, Snbmarlne Signals.
•Carmanla.June2s.loam l 'Caronla.. July 9. 10 am
Lusitania June 2» I Mauretania July 13
Campania July 6) T,us!Uin!a July 20
•Will call at Qneenatown and Fiihguard.
HUNGARIAN-AMERICAN SERVICE.
To FIUME. via OIBRALTAR.NAPLE3.TRIESTB
♦Carpathia.July 7. noon| lUltonla xugr-jt 4
Pannonla. July 19. noon) fCarpathta ...August -3
tCalls at Oenoa. JCarrles «d and 3d class only.
Travellers' check* ls»ued— good everywhere.
Particulars of Services. Rates. Sailing and other
Information will be sacDlled on application.
I Lour Snack. Aatoiy l**k, Oe«#a Crowe, ate.
I '-■*■** M.V . niiH. M. *- « a*-*. «Sad *.. wr.k
■ 4. r « •.» •-«.. U.S. SOS. 4.U. T.« ».a. S.ad. I.M
».«.. i.oc. r.45 p. at.
I L«a*« N. V.. Her M. M. *.. *. •< C«d>r St., wee*
dart, l«»i ™.. 1.6 C. I «>. «.«, . 13 p.m. Saad. It.OU
«-«.. 1.30. I.U p.«a.
I report *j<ißT>^jf.H^er" ...
[COAST RESORTS
™|jjj^MMdeSajlsl>
New York Harbor Kw»«i Trip.
New Yark ts Atlaatlc Hlffclaadi
Pwtearefl c*a >vi r»«nd trip di itcarwwi «»»- 1
lag W.42ad St., week Amj% at 9.55 a.m.. 12.30 an-'. J LSI
p.m. Saad. 9.30 * ■ C 1.00 p.m. '.tin St.. week '!i"i, I
.20 ajn. 1.00 aad S.4S p.». Saad. 10 a.m. aad 1.30 p.m. I
Full Summer Schedule Takes I
Effect Next Sunday. I
ST. LAWRENCE ROUTE TO EUROPE
HLESS THAN FOUR ■■
DAYS AT SEA II
White Star-Dominion
LINE
* Montreal & Quebec to Liverpool
K. M.S. "Laurentic"
R.M.S. "Mcjcantic"
Largest and Most Modern
Steamers on the St. Law- -
rence Route. First-class
accommodations from $90
upwards, still available on
all June and July sailings.
Apply to Company's Offices.
IIS Notre Dame Street West, Montreal,
or Local Agents, 9 Broadway. New York.
AMERICAN LINE F l •£$.■-
S. Y. Plymouth Chanbaar* Southampton.
St. Paul Juno 251 St. Louis July 9
Philadelphia July 2j New York July 16
RED STAR LINE fn%.
NEW YORK— DOVER— ANTWERP.
Kroonland .. ..June 26, Vaderlar.d July »
Finland July 2] Lapland (new)... 18
WHITE STAR LINE &T «! & *.
>'. V.. Qaeeostown. Holyhead. Liverpool.
Cedrlc June 25. noon Baltic ....^ July •!
Arabic. .. .July 2. 2 pm| Celtic July la
>•. V. — Plymouth— Southampton.
Adriatic. June 29. 11 am I Oceanic July 13
Teutonic. July 6,0:30 amlMaJestio July 20
Also New York and Boston Mediterranean.
Our Travelers' Checks Good Everywhere.
Office* 9 B'way & Pier 62. N. R. <2M St.). N. T.
AN OCEAN
VOYAGE ON
HOME SEAS
NTLT
DELIGHTFUL APPOINTED
THE TEAR 10.600 TON SHIPS
ROUND. _/Jj Eff YORK to
NEW ORLEANS
Send for Interesting literature.
S SOUTHERN pacific CO.
_^^L.H.NUTTING, G.P.A..IISS-36R-t B'way
liGATSKIL^^rNEII
.,l nlrv Steaaoen leave ncr **.
?m tTTWT? I D'G i *•• R - ft Christopher St..
.^AT^KiTxT I *•* I » t * St 7:00 p - M
Hiri^ov Commencing July 3 Spe
,?M£2 ctai Saturday trip 1 P. M.
JJorifpnßT Pler«3, tad 120 T.M. W.
COXB—CKIB staiape for booklet glv
•Saturday spertal ing Resorts In and near
!snd#on!y at point* Catotklll Uoua tains, :
m«--k^l* 'Phone 10QS i<prvnc.
ANCHOR LINE
GLASGOW via LONDONDHRRV
Columbia. June 2&. 9 *mj California. .July 9. 19 am
Caledonia.. July 2. 2 pmj>*urnessta..July 16, 2 prn
fIKST CABIN. $87.30 and 5~2.50.
SECOND CABIN, $45 and 947.59.
THIRD CLAMS. $28.75 and «80.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. 17-19 Broadway.
DCSI ''A" I IMC Pier 11. Wall St. Ferry.
lib J U LlilC Brooklyn, at noon.
For ban Juan. P. X.. La Guayra. Pto. Cabello.
Curacao and llaravalbo. via Curacao.
PHILADELPHIA.. ..July 2ICAHACAS.. .July 18
For La Guayra. Curacao and Maracalbu.
MAKACAIBO June 25|ZULIA July »
Superior Accommodations ■ for Passent-rs.
BLISS. DAL_ETT A CO..
General Managers. "- Wall. St.
Masnltlceni S. S. "Arabic" ■ pi ihw)«
leaves Feb. 4; rates 9400 up. II bLANK A
Including shore excursions: II nRICIIT
71 , enchanting days. Stop- IB UlllE.nl
?.a CC dd r y. Pr ' vlle * c ' Fr °* rala I CRUISE
PRANK C. CLARK. Tlmw Bldg.. New York.
| Central Hudson Line [
For New burgh, r<Mighkeepsle and Kingston.
From Franklin Street, week day*, except Sat
urday. 4 P. M. Saturdays. 1 P. M. West
J_»th St.. 1:30 P. M
For NEWRUROH and Intermediate land
' Ings. »-*•»■ k days. 5 P. M. Saturdays. _ P. M
West ICtlth St.. 3:30 P. M.
ClllinAVC From Franklin St.. 0 A. M.
dUNUAIO W.-s» r.'Qth St. ff:ao A. M.
' RKD BANK LINK.
Leaves Franklin St.. Pier 24. North River,
dally »:80 A M. 2:30 P. M.. Sun. 11:30 A. M.:
Battery «:SS A M.. 2:SS P. M. Sun. 8:M
A M.. for Highlands. Red Bank. etc. Exc.
f.ii. Trolley to Long Branch and Asbury Park.
COOK'S TOl Rr* \ROIM> THK HOKI.Ii.
Sf>th Annual Series. Send for booklet.
THOF. COOK &■ SON. 24.% Broadway.
i 640 MadUon Aye.. S&i and CO3 sth We. N. T.
TIME TABLES.
FALL RIVER LINE
Steamers— Splendid Serv.se)
Begun to think about vaca
tion?
Most people have. Don't
decide until you talk with the
ticket man at 171 Broadway.
FaM River Line steamers leave
New York. Pier 19, North River,
foot of War-ren Street, a* 5.30
P. M. Get you to Boston aa
early as 7 o'clock next morning—
later if you like.
Fare to boston «r*
Telephone 51 2 1 Corliandt for information
City Ticket Office— l7l Broadway
IHUPSTOtiGHTI
DAY LINE STEAMERS. DAILY, except Sun
day, leave Brooklyn. Fulton St. (by Anae»>.
8: Desbrosses St.. 40. W. 42d St.. 9: W.
129 th St.. 9:20 A. M. Landing at Yonkera.
West Point. Ntwhurnh, Pounrhkeepsie. Kta«
•ton Pelnt. Catsklll. Hudson, and Albany.
Easy connections North. East, and West. Alt
through rail tickets between N. T. »ad Al
bany accepted. . Most delightful one-day oat
!n«s to West Point. N»wbir«h. or Pou»b
keepile, returning on down boat, doe 424 St.
6:30 P. M. M«als served at all hour». M islo.
STEAMER MARY POWELL
Leaving Desbroeses Bt. at 1:45 P.M.. W. 42<J
St.. 2 P. M. TV. 123 th St.. 2:20 P. M. dally,
except Sunday, for Highland Falls. W>st P->lnt
(retumißir by boat or rail), Cornwall. New
bunth. New Hamburg. MlUon. Poktep*!^
Rondout and Kingston. Orchestra.
TO THE
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
via the Cat-kill Mountain. Otit and Catsklll
• . • . and Tanner»vll!e Railway*.
Direct connection with th*» N. T. Central train*
leaving New York 7:54 and 11:11 A. M.. dally,
except Sunday, and 4:02 P. M-. dally, and th»
West' Shore trains leaving West «M St. at 7:15
and 11:3<> A. M., dally except Sunday.
Also direct connection •with the HCD?O>T
RIVER DAY LINE and the CATSKILL EVEN
ING LINE STEAMERS.
pt'Rr*HAgß TICKETS VTA. CATSKILL.
LjUDSON RIVED I
I UNIGHT LINESK
Modern — Safe — Reliable
PEOPLES LIKE TO ALBANY
BTR. ADIRONDACK (even dates June.
July). STR. C. W. MORSE (alternating) — Pier
32. N. R.. foot Canal St.. 6P. M. W. l'JOth. St..
3:30 P. M. Weekdays and Sundays. From Al
bany weekdays and • Sundays. 8 p. ■ it.
ORCHESTRA.
CITIZENS LINE TO TROY
New Sirs. TROJAN or RENSSELAER. Pier
43. N. R.. ft. W«st Kith St.. « P. M.: Yonk«rm,
7 P. M.. weekdays and Sundays. From Troy,
weekdays and Sundays. 7:30 P. M. Sunday
steamer touches 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.
SEOAINFj
Abe Moit
tharmingr Short Se»
Trip on the Atlantic Co«*t.
STEAMSHIPS
NORTH UNO & NORTH STAR
TO
PORTLAND, MAINE
Balling's: Monday. 10 A. M.. and Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday.' 5 P. M.. from
Pier 20. East River. N. Y. For tall in
formation and booklet apply to
MAINE S. S. CO.. 290 B'way. >*. Y.
rnn nnpTniI METROPOLITAN line
Fun BOSTON Direct from City to City
I U ll UUU I Ull All-the-Way-by- Water
■■^^^^■■■i^^"^^ Fare $4.00. Express Turbine
li-f- YALE 8 HARVARD
J Weekdays and Sundays. Leave Pier 14. N. R-.
near foot Cortlandt Street. 5 P. M. Due Boston
8 A. M. next day. Same schedule returning.
BLOCK ISLAND, ORIENT, GREENPOHT,
SHELTER ISLAND & SAB HARBOR,
Commenrinjc Jane "Isth
Str. "■3ritnne.-cck" of Montauk Steamboat Co.'m
Line leaves N. y.. New Pier S. E. r.. Sats. l:0O
P. M.: Tues. and Thurg.. 5:30 P. M '- '■'- ■'
CARPET CLEANING.
N. Y. CARPET GLEANING WOHXS
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern.
Tel. 4602 — 4693 — Bryant. Established ISST.
Fins Rugs Woven from Old Carpets.
Prices Reasonable Send for Circular.
437 and 439 W. 45th St.
W. H. JORDAN- EDWIN LENT3I
Carpet & Rug Cleansing
The A U B*Auia Pa Telephone
"• C. H. Brown uOi siMii MurrayHl u
tOt * 211 K. S7th ?>t. / IMI S
tAKEPUL CARPET CLEANING CO.— Clean*
by compressed lir, steam, hand or en floor.
1554 Broadway. 421 East 4SUi st. COB 4s
BRANDT. Tel. 132— 53 th. --:..■=■-.
INSTRUCTION.
Boys and Younjt Men — Country.
MAPLE WOOD CAMP
And SUMMER HOME. June 6-Sept. 18. $110.
Near PMIa. 48th year Special care to Irttl*
boys. Winter session. S«pt. I*. prepares •• boy*
tor college or business. J. SHOUTLIDGE. A. M..
Vale. Prln. Box 194. ConccrdvHie. Del. Co.. Pa.
For Both Sexes —
THE BERUTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
MADISON SQUARE (1122 BROADWAY).
Harlem Branch. 343 Lenox Aye.. near 127 th St-
Brooklyn Branch. 21^-220 Livingston --
SCHOOL AGENCIE3.
American and Foreign Teachers* Agency.
Supplies Profassors. Teachers. Tutors. ou»"
trnestes, etc.. to Colleges, Schools and Fami'.l**.
Apply to Mrs. it- J. FULTON,
23 Union Fcuar*
TYPEWRITING AND TYPEWRITERS.
VICTOR VISIBLE. 7tt Nassau St.; catalogue
fr*«; all makes taken part payment: bargains
In Underwood*. R»-nln>*t->-^ Olivers Fmltas.
LOST BANKBOOKS.
LOST. — Bankbook No. £59.353. Bank for Sav
ings. US*) 4*h aye.. New York. Payment
stopped. Please return book to bank.
I/">ST OR STOLEN.— Bankbook No. >'.:?>. *?:; of
the German Savings Bank of the City of New
York, corner 4th aye. and 14th St.. Issued to
Rosa Deutseh. In trust for Cecil* Krda Deutsch.
AH persons are cautioned against negotiating
the same. If not returned to the bank on ths
15th day of Ju'.y. 1010. a duplicate be Issued.
LOST OR^TOLEN. — Bankbook No. «lO,<»W of
the German Savings Bank of the City •' NeT
York, corner 4th ay«. and 14th *t.. Issued to»
John Mellinxer. All persons are cautioned a^alr.st
negotiating: the same. If not returned to the
bank on the 13th day of July. 1910. a duplicate
wtll be Issued.
LOST OR STOI.J2N.— Bankbook No. 633.350 of
the German Savtnes Bark of the City of New-
York corner 4th »v». and 14th st . Issued to
Margareta Kopf. All persons ar» cautioned
against negotiating the same. If not returned
to the bank on the Ott day of July. 1010. a
duplicate will be Issued.
CITATIONS.
ALEXANDER. RICHARD.- THE PEOPLE Q?
the State of New York, by the .;r-.r- of '>><*.
--- . and Independent, to Henry Wolfe. Fanny
Wolfe. Fhelle Wolfe. C.eorge Wolfe. Phelt*
Levt»-n. Emma Ash. Thekla Brurk. Leuis*
Leve. Margery Le-re. Lewis A. Avery. Alexan
der Zlppert. * Ada O. Av^rr. r»ov»r Villa?*
Cemetery Association. Otto Henry Alexander.
;... W. Alexander. Walter M. Alexander. Ber
tha A. Alexander. Em» F. Alexander. Herts E.
Alexander. Err.ma I.lisa. Minna Cote*. Julius
Conn. Leonl Cohn. Tilly Zlppert. Bertha Zip
pert. Hans Zippert. Frances A. Smith. I,:ni
I orher. Mary 1.. Feartnir. Morris Kush. Anna.
Fox. Jenny Fox. Angle R. Mansfield. St«»pher»
D Ryan. Elvira Thekla Kush. Alice Ku*h.
Gertrude Kush. Eu««n« M. Boflnger Jr.. Mar
gruette Foster. Elsie Foster. Harriet H. M.
Fcott-smlth. Dorothy M Scott-Smith and
John H. Dill* l Iwltll and to al! person* !n:»r
estei! in the Estate of RlcharU Alexander,
late of the County of New York, deceased. »9
creditors, legatees, next of kin or otherwise.
send greeting: You and each of yon ir» .
hereby cited and required personally to b» and
appear before our Surrogate of the County of
New York, at th« Surrogates' Court of said
County, held at the Hill of Records. In tha
County of New York, on the 2t?th day of July.
inn), at half-past ten o'clock in th« forenoon
fit that day. then and there to attend * fudl
rial settlement of the account of proceedings
of - -• und Bendlt anil Everett B. Heymann.
as Executors of and Trustees und*r the Last
Will and Testament of said deceased, and such
of yon as are hereby cited *s are under the)
are of twenty-one years are required to ap
pear by your guardian. If you nave one. or it
you have none, to appear and apt-: for -- to
! ■■ appointed, or In the event of your Bj»Sj1»»t
or failure to do so. a guardian wtll be ap
pointed by the Surrogate to represent and act
for you In the proceeding.
In testimony whereof we have caused, the)
Seal of th*- Surrogates' Court of the said
County of New York to be hereunto
[1.. 5.] affixed Witn.»«. Hon. ABNBFI C.
THOMAS, a Surrogate of our said
county, at the County of New York, the 14th
day of May. in the year or our Lord on«
thousand nine hundred and ten.
Kir, DANIEL J. DOWDNET.
«lerk of th« Surrogate*' Court.
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