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jj'NO SB- BOOM
of Industry Flooded
,|J with f Orders. Fiooded
Bf TUtsraph to The Tribune] •
P^ I CJ Tun? «4. — A genuine boom has
fl t ?S..riioat the Iron and steel in-
J^^dually increasing orders have
mff- *£*£, Corporation and independent
c " c country in practically every
#»*•*; -tff'i manufacturers are jubilant
•* *» impTwement which they think
«•* *? bfi turr.inp point in the long fight
W*Z- from tne panic They believe
* I * \T.- T nent to be permanent and the
2* IS* 8 " _to have been lifted to a mot
J'^ s^ ",. c f the steel !ndustr>- at the
A * nY jjtres of the country this week
•*** c thiF condition. Tinplate mills are
**fV orders for several months ahead
**" Lpftcteg tpeciScations at such a
** * rf te niarantee rracUcally full oper
.-««*- t v, rpu c:. the year. Most of the
l^olils V av^ specifications en their
Bur wrecks aad are receiving fair
Ij^gjj of new business daily. The pipe
r^ r e s::ed OP almost completely for
•^ tßei to five months on line pipe.
S^-rfrs r. :• - have tonnage ahead, but
** f been letting in orders this month at
!*££tetterTate than in May. The steel
*•*„.. m filed up almost solidly with
ficatian? * •■■■"■ a two or three months
•*^^p r' a:e ar '^ structural mills have
& tcnaagc cf business, with dcliv-
J Spread out over the next four to six
•J^ and er.oiph specifications on the
j^^Tio guarantee their running as well
!fjsrfi2d August as they have in the last
*ek»'£s- On lhe wncJe the volume of
12" Easiness booked for finished steel
tots Baa far :: - June exceeds the total
S««TesPor.d;r? period of May. while
%* jlsy business exceeded that of April.
"T+ Increase is generally expected to
oat {v ;; ,-;-.;■»- '>" ;*ear at all the mills
Ijv face cf the construction of ' new
Z^ses aad ™ills in the last two years
I fc^vt- greatly increased^ capacity.
•C jnoc?* 1 " new fteel corporation plant
j. G^ran 5 . the cnorinous new Alquippa
Lh pf Ibe Jcr.es & Laughlin Steel Com
-^t irili practically be in full operation
tfse the end cf this year.
-JBL HOPEFUL FOR CROPS
«0s Increased Acreage Will Offset
j- <f Loss from Drouth.
: jjjp^ J. Hill, before starting yesterday
c iis annual fishing trip to Labrador, ex
»^sefl Ms vietrs on this year's crop out
wj. He aid that v tie drouth had less
cd tte yield the increased acreage this
,«r would offset much of the loss from
tie csuf- • and that in his opinion the
issort harvest promised to be about the
taut as lak) year.
la wm<r localities,"! he added, "wheat
its already sufTerc-a from drouth to an
Giest uhich means that from 30 to Ml
pg «ct of the yield ■will be lost. In
tsSi EfctiCEs. covering: ■ large area, a
jsei drenching rain of twenty-four hours"
ccrJon. such as has not been experl
tasS sjac4 early spring, would yet be in
Pi la nafce a fri*>at change in the out
&4 me brlris: op the yield. Over most of
♦i£se sections tl.e rain vill have to rome
Js tie next ten days if if is to do much
MM."
Cora. Mr. Hill said, suffered in the early
;ct of the season from cold "weather, and
sad: cf it had to be replanted, but it was
teiic jiretty v.-f2l now. The Montana
rim crop vas clso doing well, he said,
cf x fair crop cf grains was assured Jn
sst of tte Northwestern States, even if
tlt£roath continued some time longer.
BLEEPING CAR RATE TIGHT
hlkaa and Great Northern Coin-
Fixies Will Again Ask Injunction.
Ciicag?, Jane 24. — A second attempt" to
IBUb a prelDninary injunction in the
trittd State? Circuit Court restraining the
isXrsttrte Ccmnierce Commission from
f - : -,.-. r - Its orders, effective July 1. for
Muced wmtbe on sleeping car berths be
m«a Giicago «nd Minneapolis and Jit.
Ft Paul, between ciiica^o ami fir Pacific
Oast trfd betumiii the twin cities and the
JsfiSc Coast trill be ->.<:■■ on Monday l»y
fti_-Pcltaan company and the Great
3crs«m Eailroai. This action was de
iSti" cpon after the Pullman company
■ the railroad received notice from
As. lnternal* <"ommerce Commission at
tfEEiiactcn thai, Ti-hile they would have
• rtaear.r,^ before the commission, no Pus-
J*Kica .'* the orders would be granUil
JcSfcgeaja bearing.
SEW PACKING INDICTMENTS
Hi. Wickersh^.m Has Every Confidence
"a ' age Landis and Mr. Pagin.
<— cii. J-;ne 24. — Attorney General
SicstrtSuun, who addressed the Illinois
% Association here to-day, helfl a brief
*s?eitikc« Tilth District Attorney Sims
** reference ?o the proposed i-eindict
l! * 1 * <tf the rc&t'oraJ Packing- Company and
Ftfbsidiarr concerns. .Mr. WJcker
*=«r. eaifi that -whether indictments will be
**»pt sg a-nst ibe packing companies or
ss * a^£t indlvKlua! members of the com-
Mh will fler^S upon the nature of the
w Mr FagiTi. -wr-jo crew the indictment
J*^ fey Judge L,andis, undoubtedly will
*** 82}' n«w rnes required." said the
f^nify GeaeraL "I have every confl
~^fc Judpe Landis, who found the In
6^s?*t fax ••-. and In Mr. Pagin. -who
f** ; ' The latter I consider the most ex-
flraftsraan in the country"
**J I*A.SE WABASH TERMINAL
*** to Acquire Eights to Interurban
lines Kb Pittsburg.
*^*rding to dispatches from Pittsburs
*"=d fa Wai] street yesterday, 9 syn
£*« of imrortar.t Pittsburg interests
t ■ l*sn formed to acquire the Wabash
vf 0^ station building there and to
rights therein to such inter
j***jirictJon roads as may wish to avail
of id facilities.
UiV 11 * 1 encouragement ha? been given
t*^ 6 PWiJtct by both the owners of the
5 ; jf^ to * 0* various electric railways,
'-*~t. **&. to induce the promoters to be
j^.*. Ua - the plan is entirely feasible.
• v j^ a of '•'■■'■ complications consequent
*£! sitU2tJ on In which the property
4 IK** by t ' receivership, however, it
*vj* USkt that considerable time will
*atL re the detaJls can be worked
.- _«Mifcs plan put Into fall operation.
5? D STREET FERRIES SOON.
*t I^ 523 Etep toward the resumption of
t^^?; 23 * street ferries, which have
fc+^T*? -Operated for some time, was taken
L«Eji» v- Board of Estimate, at a public
j^^t f»«erc;,y, authorized the Depart
fcjjL^v^fcs to institute rondemnaKon
)i^££S]lOT the acquisition of title to
ht, w eVK 1: ' :ty of Broadway. Brook-
Jerry purposes. The Dock Com
it^T^P roi nised that these ferries will 1
•** '"•VT 2 b> AtiguEt I. or September 1,
hptZ IeBU Th Twenty-third Street
tr J~ Be2t Association has been active
'-. , 6 *** resumption of these ferries.
S^ ** presented at the hearing by
***. yZr**-. the iwiiflml. ■ "William H.
I^^* 88581 * 111 Eecretary. aod tb« im
t ~ ' ' committee consisting of Louis
k^ * v W. Harrlnstoa and F. A. Sea-
AFTER SWIMMING TITLES
Outdoor Meet for College Men
Attracts Many Entries. •
•" lnany entrl es.have been received for
m* Mtar championships of the Intercol
iegiate Swimming Association, to be held
at iravers i and to-day, that the commit
tee in charge has decided to start the first
race promptly at 2 o'clock instead of at 4.
as previously arranged.
In spite- of ■■ the fact that privilege has
been K ranted the men to enter up to the
moment the clerk calls contestants to the
mark, there are already sixty-eight en
tries in the hands of tn e officials, and these
represent only seven of the twelve col
leges invited to the meet. viz.. Columbia,
the College of the City of New York, Yale
Princeton. Pennsylvania, Williams and
Cornell. The other five-Harvard. Brown.
Amherst. West Point and Annapolis-have
vet to be heard from. If they send teams
it will be a monster affair.
Almost every 'varsity star having claim
to the championship class will be seen at
the meet, and there promise to be keen
competition and fast times. The meet
probably will be made a permanent yearly
feature of the collegiate season.
The course for the distance races will
measure 110 yards and be laid out between
the New York Athletic Club yacht house
and Glen Island. The diving will be done
from the usual thirty-foot tower off the
boathouse.
RAILROAD MEN HEARD
Arg-tie Against Postponing High
er Commutation Rates.
Washington. June 24.— A hearing v.as
given by the Interstate Commerce Commis
sion to-day 10 representatives of two of
the railroads running out of New York
City which had announced increases in
their commutation rates, effective at vari
ous dates from June 25 to July 5. The rail
road men presented arguments why they
should not postpone these increases until
August 1, as requested by the commission,
owing to protests from the New Jersey
Raiiroad Odtoatfasida and a number of
commercial bodies in the state.
No decision was reached by the commis
sion, and the case •will be considered fur
ther. Those who appeared for the railroads
were George F. Brownell and H. A. Tay
lor, of the Erie, and William S. Jenney
and B. D. Caldwell. of the Delaware, I^ack
mant <X: Western.
PENN. ROAD MEETS REQUES'
Suspends Rate Increase Wlien Asked
by Interstate Commission.
Chairman Martin A. Knapp of the Inter
state Commerce Commission sent yesterday
the ■ following message to James McCrea,
president oi' the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, requesting n suspension of th©
new rat-s until August 1:
Several complaints have been filed against
advances in commutation rates between
New Jersey points and New York City, and
the commission is urged to suspend the
pame. The new law has not been care
fully examined, and some of my associates
are* absent. Under the circumstances and
to afford opportunity for proper consid
eration, both as regards our power and the
propriety of its exercise, the commission
requests pear company to postpone until
August 1 .the effective date of tariff an
nouncing tnese advances. Your compliance
with this request will be highly gratifying
and permission to postpone will be granted
on application.
President McCrea yesterday sent the fol
lowing reply, to Chairman Knapp:
While our company feels that the pro
posed increase in these rates is abundantly
justified ani can , readily be so m°»*
strated, and while "it is also advised aud
believed that the commission is not invent
ed with any power, either by the old or
the new law. to suspend the same, never
theless I feel that the request so ccur
teou?lv expressed by you as chairman of
the commission should not be declined and
therefore the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
nanV trill comply therewith and ask for
n£rmi«ion to postpone, with the under
sSinFand on the condition, of cottrse.
that the rates shall not be suspended be
yond August 1.
NO RAISE IN JERSEY ON JULY 1
Railroads Agree to Postpone Increase
in Fares Until August 1.
Trenton, N. J.. June 24.-There ill be no
increase in rates on the various railroads in
the state on July .1. Thisanriouncement
•raa made this afternoon b^Go^rnor Fort,
who adaed that the railroad companies op
erating in the state have agreed to comply
with the request of the Interstate . Com
merce Commission that they defer Increas
ih- their rates of fare until August 1.
The. application to the Interstate Com
merce Commission was made by Attorney
General Edmund Wilson at Washington at
the request of Governor Fort. In a state
ment given out by the Governor to-day he
~xr>re«ed doubt as to whether the rate
making power in a public utilities law
would apply in this instance, because the
present trouble arises from complaints in
volving interstate traffic, and he said for
that reason a special session of the Legis
lature would probably do little to supply a
remedy for the trouble.
I PIERPONT MORGAN AT OFFICE
Not Ready to Name New Equitable
Trustees Yet, However.
j Pierpont Morgan, who returned on
Thursday from a four months' sojourn in
SSe was at his office In Wall Street
for several hours yesterday, arriving there
shortly before noon and remaining until
330 o'clock. He had nothing to say for
in regard to the personnel of
STSSS SJUiP * the aultaw.
Life Assurance Society or on »ny other
EU S;f -on J- P- Morgan, jr.. said that it
wo" d day* yet before his father
would be prepared to make public the
llllilißip
from Thomas F. Ryan- .
RAIN SAVES NORTHWEST CROPS.
a c r> June 24.— Crop repnrt?
wmm
provlns. More rain_!s_predicted.
, T,,ne 24— It began rainins
SS23 £«
Mich needed hi- email grain.
BREAK LEHIGH VALLEY.
break in the pn iocjU Mtchange
ro^ Co^ h y e^ C transactions » dropped
to-day. On hea>> ftt ,
' r ° m t erdav P the r stock opened at »
and m fell to IQT^at the close.
MANILA RAILROAD DIVIDEND.
MAN * C directors of the Manila
The railroad and Lighting Corporation
Electric Ratiroa dividend of 1 per cent m
tms <»«*«red a ofthe corporation. pay
** T "to^ttoldera of record at the
Ti o b-inei on M.nday. June »
DEVELOPMENT SYNDICATE BUYS.
D IT nek J Davidson and Ward & Ward
Frtde 7d for the «te of John D. Jones
have sold for the cs at rarmlngdaie. Long
a r? t°o f development indicate, v.Hi,
S^videitup.io^creage.rlou,^-
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JUNE 25. 1910.
AUTO NEWS OF THE DAY
Famous Drivers to Compete on
Port Jefferson Hi!!.
The first annual hill climb under the aus
pices of the Automobile Club of Port Jef
ferson, Ltng Island, will be held to-day,
beginning at 10 o'clock. Ninety-two start
ers are nominated for the sixteen num
bers for car* of various classes, motive
power and piston displacement. Each
number has been strengthened by several
new entries.
Three more starters have been added to.
the nine previously announced for the fre«>
for-all. These are T. R. Burns, Fiat; tl.
Foster, Chalmers, and A. F. Fergus
Lancia. This will be the feature of the
climb and has a remarkable field of <j[riv
ers, among whom, in addition to the tliree
already named, are Ralph De Palma. Louie
Disbrow, Caleb Bragg, FTed Belcher, j. R.
Kirkpatrick and Jules Devigne.
Fast time was made in the early morn-
Ing practice yesterday by Bragg, Tjisbrow
and several other drivers, who 'jvide the
2,000-f oot ascent in l»»ss than t wrmty-five
seconds.
Th£ Port Jefferson hill starts fj.t the main
street cf the town and reaches, its highest
elevation opposite the entrance, to the Belle
Terre clubhouse. The avefagve grade is 10
per cent; the greatest gra<?re is approxi
mately 15 per cent.
The course has been spe/c?ally prepared
for this fixture under the. supervision of
the Superintendent of Hig/rways of Suffolk
County. Turns have bee'a banked and ev
erything possible has been done to insure
absolute safety to contestants, spectators
and cars. More than fifty special deputy
sheriffs will patrol the. course.
Fred J. Wagner, th£ starter, will allow
the cars a rolling s',»rt of four hundred
feet to get under hefi/lway before crossing
the line. An electric timing system will be
used and the time of the start and finish
of each car will lie announced from tele
phone stations at <£ie top and bottom of the
hill.
Trains will lea tre for Port Jefferson this
morning from Sith street ferry at 5:40. 9
and 11 o'clock. Trains will leave Port
Jefferson for l.Sew York in the afternoon
at 2:26, 3:53 and 5:50 o'clock.
It was the 'ditention of the Motor Racing
Association to run sprint races In connec
tion with t'Ae twenty-four hour race on
July 15 and 16, but the entries for the long
race have Ijren coming in so fast that the
sprint races have been abandoned.
"William Clare, superintendent of the
track, premises that it will be in better
condition than ever before for this race.
There is a tradition held by many who
have wntched the old track at Brighton
Beach iffiat it 1b faster and has a better
surface in hot weather. There are various
theories concerning this, and the general
opinion is that it Is due to the tides, which
run higher in the summer.
Eip;ht cars have been already pledged and
four more are promised.
H % O. Kelsey, who has been appointed
manager of the new Carhartt No. 35. was
the host at a luncheon yesterday at the
Hotel Plaza to the old members of the
Fnat Tire Club, an association of happy
memory which once met daily at the
Astor. The luncheon was a gathering of
men who are prominent in the automobile
trade snd men who write about it. After
the luncheon the new car was exhibited in
the show rooms at the Plaza. Mr. Kelsey
is well known as a manager and promoter
of racing fixtures. The new car will sell
for $2,250 and is being built at Detroit.
The new Etnoke ordinance goes into ef
fect on July 1 and is as follows: "No per
son shall cause, suffer or allow dense
smoke to be discharged from any building,
vessel, stationary or locomotive engine or
automobile, place or premises within the
city of New York or on waters adjacent
thereto within the jurisdiction of the said
city All persons participating in any vio
lation of this provision, either a 9a 9 pro
rrtetors, owners, tenants, managers, su
perintendents, captains, engineers, firemen
or automobile enginemen. or otherwise,
shall be liable thereto.*
WARRANT OUTJOR DEVLIN
Brooklyn Man Says He Was As
saulted, Although Innocent.
An application for a warrant for the
arrest of Arthur Devlin, third baseman of
the New York National League baseball
team, was granted by Magistrate ham
mer in the Myrtle avenue court yesterday.
Bernard J. Roesler, Jr.. whose business ad
dress is No. 464 Carlton avenue. Brook
££ made the application. The granting
of the application was the result of an
assault made by Devlin on a spectator
duHng t™e baseball game at Washington
Park on Thursday after the remarks of the
spectator had provoked the ballplayer.
Roller says that he made no remarks to
Sevi n and gave him no provocation for
fhe assault, but nevertheless he W»g
dered unconscious by a blow struck l\ the
Oliver Ho pays he was an innocent by
stander, while the guilty .escaped. He
a i«o instructed his lawyer. Peter J. Me
GoldrSk, to sue Devlin for $5,000 damages.
in speaking of the affair Roesler saul
ye "We da didn't leave the box 'like curs/as
one newspaper says; we left like gent
men There wer* twelve in our box party.
AH great admirers of the Supertax we
£otS' for them with all our nnght.
Somebody whom I don't know called Dev
us§Kow.T and after the si:feh inning he
came over to our box and swatted me a
So one on the left side of the jaw.
Sri came to. in seven minutes. 1 asked
a patrolman to arrest Devlin, but was told
I would have to get a warrant, as the offi
cer had not seen the assault.
Thomas J. Lynch, president of the N*j
terenca at >^«t2 hour last night no an-
EoXc«&t a «2M£t" punishment had been
made. , . —
RAILROAD MEN GET INCREASE.
Bo=ovn. June 24.-Twenty.five hundred
emplcre; of the Boston & Maine Railroad
rTceKed an advance in wages ranging
from 5 to 25 cents a day at a conference to-
BSSSsSffI recejving clerk !
de , s at . *}lrs? checkers and freight hand
£rsV^U scions outside of the Boston
terminal division.
BANK STOCKS.
Am Excta... -■» qjj 71 Liberty 625 —
Audubon N. 100 v» L i ncC ln .. 400 425
Nat . 175 w Mar.bat Co 320 335
Bronx Hor.. SW Mk & Fu , 250 255
Bronx Nat. 101 f™ Metropolis . . SJ» 400
Battery Pk- 120 3 f^ M ech &M N 255 260
Bowery .--• »'» ... Mercantile .. 155 l«0
Butch &D. I*o J« Metropolitan. 200 —
Bryant P£. 1^ " [^ Merchants" . 175 179 »
Coal &I N. lfia 1«5 Mei-chants- E 160 170
Century ••- *2 4fiT Mount Morris 250 2C()
Chase f™ $5 Mutual 285 295
Chatham •• 3*5 £• Kasasau 240 —
Chemical -• 430 **= Ntt Reserve. 105 115
Clt Cent N. !■_-' »™ New . jfethTd 210 230
City ■■■•• %£ _ NyN BA. 320 335
Ch*lsea»Ex. Z™ 215 NyN y County. 000 —
Commerce .^lO ■— th War<l 275 300
Colcnlal ••• *5» _ Klcbt & pay 200 225
Columbia . • »«" 32fl Nor Nat . _ 106
com Excb.. 320 ?S padiflc 230 240
E»,t River. 115 - , Park 82 5 340
Fidelity ■■■ I™ 600 tvo^ie-s .... 270 280
First >at... *7» Phenlx 190 200
" h m'- * 4100 45«0 Plaza 025 —
Fifth Aye..««» fc^ Produce Ex.. ifiT. 175
Fourth >at. J~ 165 German ... 135 —
14th Street. iw 34J , Seaboard ... 390 —
Gallatln •■■ «- 800 Second ....... —
Garfi Am 1« I'™ - late 2T5 200
German-Am j< _ , 2lh Wan i... 140
German *-*. *~ 23d Ward.... 140 —
Germanla -■ _ Unlon Bseh. ifKJ _
Gotham >« 2» -« 'Wash HU... 275 —
Greenwicfl.. -« g^ West Side... CSO " _
Hanover^ •■ 860 _ 5 Vorkvllle . . . COO —
Imp & ■ Ar- • . .
TWO of the QUALITY ADVERTISEMENTS
Iff TO-T>Ay*S *
. HELP WANTED. '
Mai* .
DEMONSTRATING MANAGES wanted, and
men and women demonstrators. Call 140
Liberty St., Boom 703.
Female.
IIOrSEWORKF.R.— MiddIe aged woman for
light housework; good home In small fam
ily; state age, wages and why unemployed.
J. P. M., Box 40, Tribune Office.
_J , i •'_ _
READ THE OTHERS AND GO TO WORK«®&
HELP WANTED.
Male.
ACCOUNTANT— Must be C. P. A.; preferably a
man whd has worked for public accountants;
salary I&50Q. Mighill (Position Broker). Flat
iron Building.
AGENTS to handle our teas and coffees; experi
ence not necessary; build up a business of your
own. Call or write, Burns & Reed, 209 Hudson
ct.. New York.
DOORKEEPER, experienced in estimating print
ing business, for opening in the South; good op
portunity for advancement. Mighill (Position
Broker), Flatiron Building.
BOOKKEEPER experienced in bank work; sal
ary SCS a month. Mighill (Position Broker),
Flatiron Building.
CLERK, experienced In restaurant business, for
checking work; $60 a month. Mlghill (Posi
tion Broker). Flatiron Building.
COOK AND BARTENDER —Man and wife;
manage country hotel; references required.
Imperial Agpncy. 659 6th aye.
DEMONSTRATING MANAGER wanted and men
and women demonstrators. Call 140 Liberty
Ft.. Room 703.
ELECTRICAL SALESMAN to solicit all kinds
of electrical work; liberal pay. Call. S. W*.
Electric Co., 1265 I roadway. Room 711.
MANAGER'S ASSISTANT, to act as stort sales
man; must bo familiar with stenography and
typewriting. Call for particulars. Mighill (Po
sition Brok*). Flatlron Building J
SALESMAN— Prefer a man experienced in gro
cery line; salary and commission. Mlghill (Po
sition Rroker), Flatlron Building.
SALESMEN throughout tha United States to sell
automobile necessities; every owner wants our
protector; references required. The O'Nell Tire
& Protector Co.. 320 Broadway.
SALESMEN, everywhere, resident or roaflj
straight or side line; steady employment; gooa
pay. Sanitary Utility Co., 718, 30 Church et.
SIENOGRAPHER — Wall Street chemical firm
requires the services of a stenographer; $15;
our substituting season is here. Jupp Exchange,
S7 Nassau St.
TABLET DIGEST ANS; large seller; agents
Southern territory- Pond Pharmacal Company,
New York.
WESTERN territory; Tablet Dlgestans for all
stomach Ills. Pond Pharmacal Company, N«w
Tork.
Female.
A MIDDLE AGED LADY, in poor health, would
like to find a refined lady as companion; ore
who prefers a home to salary and is accustomed
to travelling. Address Doughty. Box 19. Tribune
Office. > .
ATTENDANTS, female; institution near city;
$25 monthly and maintenance; four days' va
cation. Irwln's Nurses' Registry. 77 West 11th.
BOOKKEEPER— Must be competent anfi under
stand typewriting. $10; another for stenog
rapher and understanding bookkeeping, $15. Jupp
Exchange, 87 Nassau st.
COOK, female; small summer hotel in the. Oats
klll Mountains; $30 monthly; railroad fare paid.
Irwin's Bureau, 77 West 11th st.
COOK. — Good American; wages $30; city.
Leslie, 128 Bradhurst aye.. city. Tel. 2200
Audubon.
GIRL, for general housework; family of two; no
washing; wages $2.V Industrial Association,
17 West 42d st
SPANISH-ENGLISH STENOGRAPHER— Must
be thoroughly competent in English stenog
raphy and translate into Spanish. Jupp Ex
change. 87 Nassau st.
STENOGRAPHER (bright beginner will do) for
Insurance office; must have good education.
Jupp Exchange. 67 Nassau ft.
STENOGRAPH EIR — Must be thoroughly experi
enced; high class position; $15. Call Gahagan's
Exchange, 256 Broadway. .
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAID, for a summer
hotel in the Catskllls; good wages and per
quisites. Irwln's Bureau. 77 West 11th st.
WANTED — General houseworker for Eimfl) fam
ily; wages ?25. Apply Mme. August. 682 6th
aye.
WOMAN, middle aged, for light housework;
good home. In small family; state age, wages
and why unemployed. J. P. M.. B"x 40, Tribune
Office.
WORK WANTED.
Male
BOOKKEEPER — Ten years' experience; desires
to change present position; expert double entry
and safety system: best reference and steady
worker: Eystems installed. Accountant, Box
43, Tribune Office.
CAPABLE young lawyer (married) desires posi
tion as private secretary that will afford him
an opportunity to practice. Attorney, Box 30,
Tribune Office. .
CHAUFFEUR. — 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. 48 West »&th b^
CHAUFFEUR. — Employer in Europe; married,
mechanic; .'» years with present employer. C.
S Tribune Uptown Offlco. 13ft4 Broadway.
CHAI'FFEUR — Ot-rman ; single: careful driver;
any make; own repairs; city or country;
boot "references. Frank Haible, 603 Ralph st..
Brook lyn.
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER and gen
eral office assistant; 19 years; graduate of
Commercial High Pcnool, Brooklyn; good ref
erence. Nicholas RugKiero, 2907 West 15th st.,
Brooklyn. __^ _._
MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN.— 23; German;
2H years shop and 6 yearn' drafting ex
perience in strurturs.l steel work. M. D., Box
2.V Tribune Office.
STENOGRAPHER experienced, 25 years, de
sire? position with future in view. Terry, 247
E«Bt 62d st.
WINDOW and house cleaning at reasonable
rates. Acmen. 322 West 59th Ft.
YOI'NG MAN. well educated. English. Italian.
(]• -sires evening position at anything; Rood
figurer, Al references. H. Fredlani, 126 Mac
dougal a^
YOUNG MAN (18). as bookkeeper or as?lst
anf can take charge of all books; experi
ence references. E. Box 20. Trlhuns Office.
XOtTNG MAN' (lSt. thoroughly experienced
office assistant, EHintt-Flsher operator and
bookkeeper; can furnish hest references. Box
E. L. No. o. Tribune Office.
Female.
GOOD stenographic typewriting work; rea
sonable rates. 95 William St.. Room Sl3.
'Phone 4206 — John.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
BL'TLBR— English: 3Vz years' personal cbarac
tpr; abstainer; town or country. A. S., F. O.
Box 103. Milltiurn. N. J ,
CO\CHMAN and GARDENER.— Young: Swede;
understands horses, carriages and harness
ihorouKhlv; can run automobile. Carpenter's
Bureau. 154 6th aye.
COUPLE— Colored; butler, useful; cook, laun
dress; young; three years' reference. $30.
Mi6s Shea's Bureau. 8 East_42d St.
COUPLE and sister in private family; man
"cook butler; willing to make himself useful.
wife 'seamstress, nurse: sister chambermaid,
waitress, etc.; best references. B. Berger. 228
East 40th st.
KAPMHAXDS. useful men. married couples for
farms and gentleme-n's country places. Eng
lirti German and Swedish. Malhewson Bureau
818 '6th aye. Tel.. 378 Bryftnr
r.o« MAN'^OKR or foreman on gentleman's
Dlace— By' nuu-rled man, thoroughly competent;
good referent W. M.. Pleaßantvllle. StaUon.
Weatchester County.
GARDENER.— -■Experienced. «li branches:
good vegetable grower; successful poultry;
can milk; handy with tools; twelve years
reference. < •arpc-ntpr's Bureau. 154 Cth aye.
N'T T RSE attendant or companion, by man of
' 40 of education, refinement and good ap
pearance- competent >n all branches of sani
fariuni and hospital work; proficient masseur;
first class references; remuneration secondary
to deslrablf position. Irwlns Nurses' Regis
try. 77 \yeßt_J_lUi_Bt. ,
I'fiEFUL iv_ VALBT. — German; middle age;
in private family; thoroughly competent; good
references. Henry. 37 East 63th st.
U«EFUL MAN.— $25: German; gcoS hand on
lawns eardens, horses, cow«. chickens: sober,
wJHInB -nil industrious. 6.. Mathewaon Bureau.
618 6th aye. _
Female
rwAMßFpilAJD and WAITRESS.— Strong
C young, neat'swedlah girl; excellent; best or
referent. Osterberjf-8 Bureau. 716 Lexing
ton are. Tel.. 1055 Plaza. ■
COOK, assist with laundry: alto chambermaid
and waitress; two young Finnish girls; excel
lent references: together or separate: very neat
and willing. Jusillu. Bureau. 6SO Lexington aye.'
Tel. 44K) Plata. ; .
COOK-LAUNDRESS (S2O) and WAITRESS
CHAMBERMAID (S2O). — Two girls: good ref
erences; go where. Mls» Shea'n Bureau. 8
East 4-d fct.
rjOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.
CO^'PkE — Woman first class cook, excellent
baker; man useful, good gardener: understands
horses, cows; city, country. Morrow's Bureau,
721 Lexington aye.. corner" Pfith ft.
HOUSEWORK, without washing, by an excep
tionally neat young woman; good cook and
waitress, city preferred; excellent references;
call. Irwin's Bureau. 77 West 11th st.
LADT'S MAID — Swedish: good mrsseuse; will
care for invalid lady: good seamstress; will
ing, obliging; excellent references. B. A.,
Mlys Fitzgerald's Bureau. 503 sth aye.
LADT'S MAID — North German: excellent
soamstrfss, drpssmaker, hairdresser, pscker
and traveller; Al references. R.. Miss Fitz
gfraid's Bureau, isos r>th aye., corner 42d.
LAUXDTiE£S-<"HAMBERMAID — Mother first
clnsE laundress, flno lingerie, shirts, collars,
cuffs; daughter chamberwork, excellent seam
stress; together. H , Mies Fitzgerald's Bu
re.iu. 503 fith aye.
LADT'S MAID. — Hairdresser, good seamstress,
packer and traveller; understands her duties
thoroughly; nine years' reference from one er»
ployer. M. 8.. Miss FitzGerald's Bureau. 603
Mh aye., entrance 42d st.
LAUNPRESSr^FJrst'~cIass; to go out by the
day or steady position. 613 Bth aye;
MOTHER AXTJ DAUGHTER — Tailoress and
seamstress: daughter makes fine lingerie
dresses; reference; country or Newport. J..
Mis? Fitzgerald's Bureau, 503 sth aye.. en
trance 42d.
NURSE.— By experienced young girl to care for
child; willing to go to country; good refer
ences. Call or write McManus, 75 Hunter aye..
Long Island City.
NURSE. — French; infant's nurse; refined young
woman: excellent references; $30. Miss Shea's
Bureau, 8 East 42d St.
NURSE — English; charge of child one year or
older; makes children's dresses, embroiders,
speaks French; references. G. 0. . Miss Fitz-
Gerald's Bureau. 503 sth aye. Entrance 42d pt.
NURSE— WiII take entire charge infant or older
children; six years' reference; understands
foods, etc. M.. Mls<s FitzGerald's Bureau. 503
s(h ava Entrance 424 et.
NURSE. — German; excellpnt references; thor
oughly understands the rare of children. Miss
Margaiet Smith's Bureau, 26 West 42d st. 'Phone
3039 Bryant.
WAITRESS.— First class; understands serving
wines; can make all salads; go anywhere; $25.
Mi»s Shea's Bureau. 8 East 42d st.
WAITRESS and PARLORMAID — Experienced;
understands sala.is. wines, carving, etc.; will
ing; assist other work. D. M.. Miss FitzGerald's
Buieau, 603 sth aye.. corner 42d st.
SURROGATE'S NOTICES.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the
County of New Tork, notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims against Sigmund
Gutterman, late of the County of New York,
deceased, to present the same, with vouchers
thereof, to the subscribers, at their place of
transacting business. No. 42 Broadway, in the
City of New Tork, on or before the 29th day
of July next.
Dated New York, the 25th day of January,
1010.
RUDOLPH OUITERMAN, LEOPOLD LEH
MAN. Executors.
EINSTEIN, TOWNSEND & GCITERMAN,
Attorneys for Executors, 42 Broadway.
New York City. t
PUBLIC NOTICES.
NOTICE.— PI'BT.IC SERVICE COMMISSION
for the First District. — Application has been
made to the Public Service Commission for
th© First District by The Staten Island Rapid
Transit Railway Company, pursuant to the
provisions of Section 53 of the Public Service
Commissions I..a\v, for an order approving tha
exercise of a certain franchise granted by the
City of New York by contract dated October
2f» 1909, to construct, maintain and operate
two additional tracks across Central Avenue,
Union Avenue, Harbor Road and South Ave
nue, m the Third Ward of the Borough of
Richmond, City of New Tork, the said addi
tional tracks to be one on each side of said
Company's tracks as now located.
A hearing upon said application will be held
in the hearing room in the office of the Public
Sfrvice Commission for the First District, No.
154 Nassau Street, Borough of Manhattan, City
of New York, at 2:30 P. M. on June 27th,
1910, at' which hearing said application will
be considered. Dated. New York, June 22nd.
lUIO. THF STATEN ISLAND RAPID TRAN
SIT RAIT-WAY COMPANY, by GEO. H.
CAMPBELL, Vice-President.
FOR SALE.
BIG BARGAINS— SIightIy used office furniture.
de?ks. t>-pc writers, cash registers, adding ma
chines, mimeographs, filing cabinets, safes, ad
dressing machines, time clocks, partitions, check
protectoWbookcase^XATHAN-g; 4 White Street.
PATENT COR SALE.— PRICE, $5,000; ARTI
cIo small- easily manufactured. For particu
lars write FRED C. SCOTT. 365 East 197 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
et. Telephone 6000— Rivprslde.
MACHINERY, DIES AND MODELS.
FOR SALE — New tenoning and mortising out
fit Does coping. Less than half ordinary
cost. Greatest capacity and efficiency. Machin;
demonstrated. Mechanical Engineerln B Co.. 13«
Reade ,»t.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ABOVE ALL. COMPETITORS.— Satisfactory
dealing. Prompt cash payments for complete
libraries or small collections of miscellaneous
literature can always be obtained. HENRY
MALKAN 42 Broadway. Telephone. 3900 Broad.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
CAPABLE MAX 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 i?hown. Liberal c«m
mission Reference or bond required. 204
Chamber of Commerce, Portland. Oregon.
ORCHARD FOR SALE; consisting of 600
iicrfs; ld.Of'o apple trees, 40.000 peach trees
anr" 10,008 pear trees; two m!!e3 from Har
per's F^rry. TV*. Va.. in the apple and p»ach
lir-lt bis crop this year. Address J. -Walter
O'Boyle. fi'lO Bond BulIJln?. Washington, D. C.
FORECLOSURE SALES.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Cooper Realty Company. Plaintiff, against
Henry Benoit and others. Defendants.
In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered in the above
pntltled action and bearing date the 29th day
of April 1910, I, the undersigned, the Referee
In said judgment named, will sell at public
auction, at the Exchange Salesroom. Nos. 14
16 Vesey Street, in the Borough of Manhattan.
City of ' New York, on the 14th day of July,
1910. at 12 o'clock noon on that day. by Sam
uel Marx Auctioneer, the premises directed
by said Judgment to be sold, and therein de
scribed as follows: _
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land,
with the building and improvements thereon
erected, situate, lying and being in the Bor
ough Of "Manhattan. City of New York, bound
ed and described as follows: Beginning at a
point on the southerly side of One hundred
and forty-sixth Street distant One hundred
and ninety-eight (198) feet four (4) inches
easterly from the corner formed by the inter
section of the southerly side of One hundred
and forty-sixth Street with the easterly side
of Eighth venue: running thence southerly,
parallel with Eighth Avenue and part of the
distance through a party wall Ninety-nine
(09) feet eleven (11) Inches to the centre line
of the block: thence easterly along said centre
line of the block. Forty-nine (49) feet two (2)
inches; thence northerly, parallel with Eighth
Avenue and -part of the distance through a
party wall. Ninety- nine (99) feet eleven (11)
Inches to the southerly side of One hundred and
forty-sixth Street, and thence westerly along
the southerly side of One hundred and forty-
Blxth Street. Forty-nine (49) feet two (2)
Inches to the point or place of beginning.
Dated. New York. June 22. 1910.
MOSES J. STROOCK. Referee.
ARNSTEIN. LEVY *• PFEIFFER. Attorneys
for Plaintiff. No. 128 Broadway. Manhattan.
New York City.
The following. ls a diagram of the property
to bo sold :
. 140 th Street.
The. approximate amount of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the.' above-described
property is to be sold, is 57.031 88, with in
terest thereon from the 6th day of April.
1910 together with costs and allowance.
amounting to $623 45. with Interest from April
29 1010. 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 th«» Ref
eree, is $1.35*J14 and interest.
Dated. New York. June 22. 1910.
MOSES J. STROOCK. Referee.
EXCURSIONS.
i ALL TICKETS INCLUDE ADMISSION TO
DREAMLAND.
| Greatest Amusement Enterprise in the "World.
Leave West 129 th St.. N. R.. 9:00. : 9:45.
10:30, 11:30 A. M 12:15. 00. 2:00, 2:45. 3:30. '
4:15. 5:15. 6:30, 7:30, 8:40 P. M.
Leave Pier 1. X. R.. 0:45. 10:30. 11:13 A. M.;
12:15. 1:00, 1:45. 2:45. 3:30. 4:15. 5:00. 8:00,
6:40. 7:15. 8:15. 9:30 P. M.
Leave Iron Pier. MM Island. 10:55. 11:40
A. M. : 12:25. 1:25. 2:10. 2 BS, 3:55,*4:55. 5:25.
6:10. *7:10. 7:50. H •_•- 9:25. 10:40 P. M.
Returning from Coney island trip marked •
does not go to 120 th Street. N. R.
Round Trip Tickets Fronl pier » N.R.. 44 Cents
Round Trip Tickets 5 From 12ath £^ Cents -
STEAMER TAURUS makes trip, EVERT DAT
to FISHING BANKS, Leaves 120 th St.. X. H.,
7:20 A. M.. Pier (new) 1. N. R.. 8:20 A. M. ',
Bait and tackle on board. Fare: Gentlemen. i
75c; Ladles. 50c: children. 23c.
COMMENCING SUNDAY. JUNE 28,
STCAMKR "GRAND REPUB. IC"
ROCKAWAY BEACH
lir. Tonkers 1:41 A. M. "
Lv ft. 129 th St., N. R.. »S:4O A. M.. 9:43 A. M .
2:15 P. M.
Lv. Pier No. 1. N. R.. •9:80 A. M., 10:40 A. M..
2:45 P. M., *3:00 P. M.
Lv. R'kaway Beach, *11:15 A. M, 12:30. «5:15.
(5:00 P. M.
Trips marked • operated by Ftr. "Cephms."
Round Trip Tickets, ".Or. ; Children. 23c.
Include adm. to Steeplechase Park at R'ka-.vay.
SPECIAL TRIPS FOR
JULY FOURTH
Including Tickets and Hotels 1
Niagara Falls .3 Pays . . .$14.73 up
Atlantic City 3 Days 10.00 up
Thousand Islands.. 4 Days . . 19.50 up
Bermuda . .0 Day» . . . 37.50 up
Thousand Islands, St.
Lawrence ft Lake*. .6 Days ■ 45.00 up
Send for Descriptive Circular
THOS. COOK & SON,
245 Broadway. 264 and 563 Fifth Ay».,
« C 49 Madison Aye.. New York.
Tours to Europe and Passion Play.
CIII^[«I¥e~IXCURSIOHS
West Point, Newburgh & Poughkeepsie
Daily (except Sunday Palace HUDSON ;
RIVER DAY LINE STEAMERS.
SEE STEAMBOAT COLUMN.
DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON EXCURSION TO
WEST POINT
STEAMER MARY POTTEIX,
j Leaving Deshrosses St.. 1:45; W. 42d St.. 2:00;
"W. 120 th St.. 2:20 P. M. Arriving West Point
"> 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 Dally, except Sunday.
^ —^ —^—
j EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
UP THE SOUXD
_ .-••■ "Sagamore" iv. Pier 8.
TO E. R. bet. Hanover Sq. & So.
a mi«» Ferry). Saturdays at 1:00; j
Sea Cliff "i« St., E. r.. 1:20 P. m. :
OBd Wllll Ret. due X. Y. 9:25 P. M.
and Sundays lvs. Pier S. 9:30; Sl?t
" Ul< st.. 9:50 A M. Ret. due N. Y.
Glsnwooti s 3 ;^, ir Vi on ,0,, Tickets. |
i Lake Hopafcong, $1.00 1
] EVERY SUNDAY !
Leave W. 23d St. 8:50: Liberty St. 9:00 A.M.J
Hijtli-C hi 1-*1 -* Excursion Every -■•iiilay to
RYE BEACH PARK z£
FAST STEAMER ATLANTIC
Leaves Stapleton (City Pier), 9:30; Battery
Landing. 10:00: East 24th St.. 10:30 A. M. Re
turning leaves Beach 4 P. M. - '- --.;
j Round trip reduced to 50c. (Lira, number.)
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
ROLI« TOP
DESKS
OFFICE
FURNITURE
in great variety
of style and price,
T. G. SELLEW.
11l Fulton St.
CARPET CLEANING.
N. Y. CARPET CLEANS WORKS
Oldest. Largest. Host Modern.
Tel. 46P2 — 460.1 — Bryant. Establish! 1837
Fins Bugs Woven from Did Carpets,
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular.
437 and 439 W. 45th St.
W. H. JORDAN EDWIN LETNTZ
Carpet & Rug Cleansing
The p 12 B»#»»_r»« I*V» Te!ephon9
Vh 111 BrOWn UUli 153H Murray Hill
S0» £ 211 E. 37th St. , t.vtlt yH "
CAKEKLJI. CAJtMR CLEANING CO.— Clean*
by compressed air, etearc, hand or on floor.
1554 Broadway. 421 East 48th 8t- COB &
BRANDT. Tel. 132 — SSth.
INSTRUCTION.
Boys and Young Men — Country.
MAPLE WOOD CAMP
And SUMMER HOME. June 6-Sept. 15, $UO.
Near Phiia. 48th year. Special care to litt-e
boys. Winter session. Sept. IC, prepares 40 boys
lor college or business. J. SHORTLItXiE. A. M..
Yale, Prin.. Bnx 194. Concordville. Del. Co. Pa.
For Both Sexes — City.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF T.ANC.r\GES
MADISON SQUARE (1122 BROADWAY).
Harlem Branch. 343 Lenox Aye.. near 127 th St.
Brooklyn Branch. 218-220 Livingston St.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.
American und foreign Xeacuers' Agency.
Supplies Professors. Teacher". Tutors. C-ot
trne«se». etc., to Colleges. Schools and Kamiil**
Apply to Mrs. V. J. YOUNG-FULTON.
23 ITnton fkiuars.
TYPEWRITING AND TYPEWRITERS.
VICTOR VISIBLE. 7t» Nassau Si-; catalogue
free; all mak&s taken part payment: bargains
Jn Undervoods. Remingtons. Olivers. Smiths.
REMEDIES.
THOROUGH, PERMANENT CURES Id cases
of BLOOD POISON. NERVOUS DEBILITY.
BLADDER COMPLAINTS and kindred dis
eases; relief at once in dangerous cases, rwent
or old; tho«e desiring only first class scientific
treatment should call. Dr. BONSCHUR, the well
known specialist. 59 'West 38Ui St. Hours, »-3, 7-81
LOST BANKBOOKS.
BANKBOOK No. 461.716 of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person having
a claim to it is hereby called upon to present th«
same within ten days, or submit to having said
passbook cancelled and a new one Issued.
LOST. — Bankbook No. 4r.tL.115 of r>ry Dock Sav
ingß Institution. Any pprson having- clalrra
upon said book is called upon to present fh*
same to the bank within thirty days, or «he sail
book will bo declared cancflle.l an.l extinguished
and a new one issued in lieu tht-reof.
LOST.— Bankbook No. 50H.527. Bank for Paving
2SO 4th aye. New York. Payment stopped.
Please return book to bank.
LOST. — Bankbook No. 7X».759, Bank for Avfnc*.
280 4th aye.. New York. Payment stopped.
Please return book to bank. ;
LOST. — Bankbook 433.&13. Seamen's Bank
for Savings. 74 and Tfi Wall St.. New York.
Payment stopped and cancellation applied for.
Please return to bank.
LOST OR STOLEN. — Bankbook No. G2J;<33l of
the German Savings Bank In the City of New
York, corner 4th aye. and 14th st . Issued to
Frank L. Morris. AH persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. If not returned
to the bank on the i 22d day of July, 1010. a
duplicate will be issued.
LOST OR STOLEN.— Bankbook No. 505.730 of
•he German Savings Bank In the City of New
York, corner 4th aye. and 14th St.. Issued to
Louise Hellmuth. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the name. If not returned
to the bank on the 13th day of July. 1&10, a
duplicate will be issued.
LOST OR STOLEN.— Bankbook No. 519.603T~0f
the German Savings Bank In the City of New-
York, corner 4th eve. and 14th St.. Issued to
Bertha van Crai(?h. in trust for France* van
Craish. All persons are cautioned azalnst nego
tiating the same. If not it-turned to the bank
on the 16th day of July, 1010. a duplicate- will
be issued.
TIME TABLES.
BLOCK ISLAND, ORIENT, GREENPORT,
SHELTER ISLAND & SAG HARBOR.
Str. "Shlnnecock" of Montauk Steamboat Co.'a
Line leaves N. Y-. New Pier H. E. R.. Tues. and
Thurs. 5:30 P. M.. Sat». - 1 :0 v P. M.
RED BANK LINE. ~~
, Leaves Franklin St.. Pier ->■». North River,
dally 8:30 A. M.. 2:30 P. M.. Sun. 8:30 A. M.:
Battery 8:55 A M.. 2:53 P. M., Sun, 9:53
A M.. for Highlands. Red Bank. etc. Exc.
SOc. Trolley to Long Branch and Asbury Park.
.Southern Pacillo Steaiit»hi|»«
NEW YOKK. NEW ORLEANS.
&60-UOS or 1 Broadway. New York.
TIME TABLES.
KRONPRINZ WILHELi ;
Sails June -28 tor I
LONDON— PARIS— BREriBN.
. Wireless and Submarine Signal*,
mr To London. Part*
\Af*TM Kxppbm Sailing
ll At*T tl ETpres. Sailing*.
11111 111 Tuesdays. 10 A. 34.
,„,„. K. tVllhelm 11. July 5
London. K.W.d.Gro&Wuly 12
Paris, •^ Kr T0..-.cHieJuly 13
Twia-Screw I-Pr fTl Q II
T&SSoaM Utlllldll
Thursys.lOAM VlVl lAJLC4.AA
P.F.W.(new).Jnne Zo
. Itarbaros«a...Ju!y 7
G. Washlng'n.July 1 i
Bremen. July 21
To Gibraltar. Naple» _
nil Genoa. W - _
Sailings Sat.,ll A.M. 3 lAt 7/1
tNeckar June 25 § I I 1 1/ I I
IVzess Irene. July 2 i.ll I I II
K. Lulse....joly 9 \\J J **
Berlln*(n«w).July IS •.
tDoe? not call at Genoa. -
Independent Around-tbe-TV«rld Tour*.
Travelers* checks itood all over
the world.
OELRKHS £ CO.. General A|«U
5 Broadway. New York.
fDEUTSGHUH3^iIJaIiIdII^
| 18.500 TONS.
I Special SalJinc if *1 yI3 ?i \wf *k I
V JULY 2, I P'M.J£S===|
6 Days to London & jffagj^jl 1 I iT^B^nß
■k Paris, 1 Days to MlHlsfflfl
All Modern Safety Devices < Wirel^i^, McJ
LONDON, PARIS, HAMBU3S.
•fUnexceiled Ritz-Carltoa a la Carte Restaurant.
Gymnasium. Elec. Baths. Elevator, Palm Oardan.
+ A.Vic. June2s.llam tAmerflca July »
Bluecher June 29[*Pres. Grant. .July Id
Deut_chland July 2|*Clnclnnatl ...JulyW
•Prea. Lincoln July 6 |Penn?ylvanla.Jajy »
fllamburs direct. "New.
I— |— m ■• %# VIA GIBRAT.TAB.
1^ AL> T NAPLES
I A 4 3m 1 AND GENOA.
S. S. MOLTKE, July 1 2, 2P. M«
Offers very de?:rabie accommodations.
S S. HAMBURG \ Axsxr^JL
:S. S. MOLTKE A",* 115 * W
TRAVELLERS' CHECKS ISSUED.
Tourist Dept. for Trips Everywhere.
! Hamtrars-American Line. 45 Broadway. M. T.
■ißiiHKiii_a:4k y i^ia
Balff»/i|fpjffHTjjiJ
■ Modern — Safe— Reliable. ,\
PEOPLES LINE TO ALBAIY
ST*R ADIRONDACK O>Ten tot«« June. JaXrV
?T'R C. W. MORSE (aiteniatingV- Pier 22. >
R.. foot Canal st., 6 P. M.. W. 12»th «•.*»■*>
P. M-, "Weekdays and Sundays. From Albany
Weekdaj-s and Sundays 8 P. M. ORCHE3TRA.
Str. !>n-i, 1 .-r aDd Trojan of til* i Cttt*«ni>
I.inV will. t,-si;inin« June 24. stot> at Albany m
both direction*, larrely Increasing Albany *er
vice. ■} x
GITIZENS LIKE TO ALBANY MHO/
New Strs. TROJAN or RENSSELiAER, pier 46,
N. R., ft. West lfth St., 6 P. M. : Tonkßrs. T
P. M. Weekdays and Sundays. From Troy Week
days and Sundays 7.30 P. M. ; Albany 8.30.
Excellent cuisine and service. Direct rail con
nection at Albany an* Troy for points North.
East and West; X. Y. Central and West Shoe*
tickets accepted for passage between New fork,
Albany and Troy In either direction. Hor»ea>
I and automobiles carrl«*d at reasonable rates. J
DAY LINE STEAMERS, DAILY, except Sun
! day. leave Brooklyn. Fulton St. (by Annex). |
8- Desbrosses St.. 8:40; W. 42d St.. 9- W.
129 th St.. 9:20 A. M. Landing at Tonkerm. ,
West Point. Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, Klnr
■ton Point, Catsklll, Hudson, and Albany- .
Easy connections North. East, and West. All ]
through rail tickets between N. T. and Al- ;
bany accepted. Moat delightful one-day out- ■
Ings to West Point. Nawburgh. or Poajtn
keepsie, returning: on down boat, due 42d St.
5-30 P m. Meals served at all hours. Music.
STEAMER MARY POWELL
Leaving: Desbrosses St. at. 1:45 P.M.. W. «M
St., 2 P. M, W. 129 th St.. 2:20 P. M. dally.
except Sunday, for Highland Falls. West Point
(returning: by boat or rail). Cornwall. New
burgh. New Hamburg. Milton. PokQapsle,
Rondout and Kingston. Orchestra.
. CUKARD LINE
Piers 54 and s€. North River, foot of 14tli St.
OFFICES. 21-24 State St., opposite the Battery.
LusHania— Mauritania
Largest. Fastest. Finest Steamers Aflojt.
Hew York to London Direct
via Fisiic.rxnD
The most expeditious rcute. Quickest also to
PAR IS-? LIN-VIENNA
Leave New York Wednesdays. 9 "A. M.
MONDAY lit LONDON TUESDAY iX PARIS
Wireless Telegraph. Submarine Signal*.
•Carmanla-Jcne23.loam|*Caronia..July 9, 10 am
Lusitania June 291 Mauretania July 13
Campania July 6] Lcsitanla July 20
•Will call at Queenstown and Flahguard.
HUNGAIUAX-AMEKICAN SEKVICE.
I To FICME, via GIBRALTAR.NAPLES.TRIEST3 \
tCarpathia.July T. noonl fUltonia August 4
Pannonia.July 19. noon] r(*arpathia ...August 25
trails at Genoa. {Carries Sd and 34 class only.
Travellers' checks Issued— good everywhere.
Particulars of Services. Rates, Sailings and oth«i
information will be suDDHed on application.
(harming >hort Sea
Trip on the Atlantic Coast.
STEAMSHIPS .^
NORTH UNO & NORTH STAR
TO
PORTLAND, MAINE
Sailings: Monday, 10 A. M.. and Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday. 5 P. M. from
Pier 20. East River. N. T. For full la
forrration and booklet apply to
MAI.NK S. 8. CO.. 290 B*way, X. T.
AMERICAN LINE^r&SS'ATi.*
>-. v. I'ijmouth — < lieiOours; — -• ;-.:mn -i
St. Paul June st. Louis July 9
Philadelphia July -.New York July 16
RED STAR LINE ETgrf
NEW VOKK— HOVKK— KKP
Kroonland . ....June 25! Vaderland . July »
Finland July 2|Lapland (near)... July 14
WHITE STAR LINE £•?£•£ *.
N. X., Q<ifrn«town. llolyhemd. LJrcrpool.
Cedrlc June 25. noon I Baltic • July •
Arabic. .July 2. 2 pm|Ce!tic Ju./ l«
X. V. — Plymouth— Cherbourr — Southampton
j Adriatic. June 29. 11 am Oceanic July 13
! Tf-utonic.July «,»:3O ami Majestic July 20
\!-;i New York ami Bo«ton — on in.
Our Traveler*' Check* flood Fverrwher*.
Offices & B-w_y & Pier 62. N. I<- «23<1 St.). N. T.
• m*i ufx Steamers leave Her 44.
. V A!vMo»> w «" days at«ioP M..
.i*^rvi^ll I «e3t t»ta SU 7.W P. M.
m?t ,v»x Comraeoclnt J«ly : Sv«
.» iii^ns «"'»» Saturday trip 1 P. M.
( »\Mi»in stamps for booklet r*v
•Saturday special tag; Resorts to and near
!and«onlyatpolnv« Cat&klll Mo'ußUilns
rnart-V » i'"•■-''■*__!li '"•■-''■*__!l
"AWCHO^ LiNE
GLAbUONV via LOrsDuNDtiKRY
i Columbia. June 25. 9 a~ (California. . July 0. Warn
Caledonia.. July -. - pm|Kurnessla..juiy Id. • Pn»
FIRST CABIN. $67.30 anil J^.'.jO.
tiKCOND CABIN. *»'» an.l $47.30.
THIKI) CLA>S. *25.7S awl $30.
HENDERSON BKOTHER3. 17-10 Broadway.
rnn nncTnu metropolitan li»«
rllH DUO I Uil Dlrect troxa Clty to cc I*'1 *'
rUU UU U IU II All- the- Way-by- Water
m— ■« m—^ m Fare $4.00. Express Tarblas
Sir KALE i mm
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.
DCii ll ft" I III C Pier 11. Wall St. Ferry.
nCil II LlnC Brooklyn, at coon.
For ban Juan. P. it. La Guayra, Pto. CabeUo,
Curacao and ilaracaibo. vta Curacao.
PHILADELPHIA.. ..July 2 1 CARACAS... July It
For La Guayra, Curacao and Maimcaibo.
MARACAIDO Juno t3IZUUA July •
Superior Aceommo.iatlons for Pas*>ng«rs.
BLISS. DALLETT & CO..
Oneral Managers. 8- Wall Bt.
Magnificent S. 6. "Arabic" ■§ fk| •■««
leaves Feb. 4: rates »M 0 up. II WLAHK S
Including; shore excursions; II OfIICMT
71 enchanunc days. Stop- II UIIIkhI
over y prlvUese,. Pntn» | | ggy^g
FRANK C. CLARK. Time* B!<l« . New York.
I iT* M i M ■ liHI i H I'll -J
lor >c«l>ur«,lj. I'oujhkeepsle and Kingston.
From Franklin Street, week days, «c«pt Sat
urday, 4 P. M. Saturdays. IP. M Wa«t
l_".»th St.. 1:30 P.- M. ■
For NKW BURGH ami Intermediate laafo
Ings, week days. 5 P. M. Saturdays. .IP I
West • ■:i»th St.. 30 P. M. -^
CliainAYQ ° m franklin st • » A-A
dUnIIAI d West rS'Jin St. 9:30 JiTf^ -*
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