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STAY FOR THE AUTO LAW
Registration Sections Not in
Force Til! August 15.
MANY CHAUFFEURS FAIL
American Automobile Associa
tion Will Not Register Jack
Johnson as Racing Driver.
Notwithstanding: three sessions a day for
the last two we«k:; cf Chief Examiner
rrrderirk JL Elliott's "school for chauf
feur?.'* there still remain several thousand
t'"> rcpiFter under the new Callan autoino
blte law. which ueut into rffect yestcrdaj\
A? a consequence Secretary of State
Furnucl i 5. Ko^nigr has granted a. fifteen
.djy stay of operation. During that period
Brtcers of cars not displaying- the new li
crr.se msinbprs vrin £r stopped by the police.
If they can show that they have applied
for e_a_i to rhp Secretary of State by
«-sh}bi?mr a letter from his Bee to that
effect they will be allowed to nroceed. If
they cannot show snich evidence they will
l^e required to apply for a license. If that
license is not obtained by August 15, and
they are stopped rain after that date,
they are liable to the punishments men
- tarred in the law.
ihe requirements of the taw other than
: ■-■■•-.: car? nnd licensing- of chauf
feurs — euch as s=pe^dl"?« etc.— are in force
now.
It 5s probable also that tho section re
«:;irdino recognition of cars registered In
other states will be enforced at once. At
the New York headquarters of the Secre
tary of State, at 74th street and Broadway,
yesterdr.y it was sail that rruiny owners of
«-ars registered in New Jersey and driving
■ ■___€■ u-*>re Inclined to consider the
TCew York law a jck^. It was thought that
nrrests in cuch crises would begin immecn
.-• and that the law would be enforced
strictly against the Senders
Thti streets about the headquarters were
lined all day yesterday with cars stand
l::p by the curb while their drivers were
fettln» their numbers.
ATI night l«>n^ a big corps o* oScials
■crorkefi hard endeavori:isr to catch up with
i';:e rush and t~"lnfi: to pet th*> work cleaned
\rp for the new labors of yesterday. About
two hundred and flfty applicants Trere ex-
KZtdned at the morning session. Of the
chauffeurs already examined there are
about one thousand who have shown their
inability to drive a car by their answers
to the Questions in the examinations.
Some did not know the proper use of g-as
clene and a few had never heard of any
other use for it than to drive an automo
bUe. Ten had not heard of a carburetor.
«nd yet they had been dvivinp cars in New
Tork for _____ three months to two years.
This one instanc* will demonstrate how
lentficiai the new law is.
!Cotstthstßad!ns several statements In
the public print* of recent dates concern
ing xhe probable automobile raatcii race
VetTveen .lack Johnson, the pugilist, and
"Hsjiify OldSela at Bri^htu:i Beach next
Saturday, it is not at ell probable that any
Fuch race -vrlll b^ held then or at any ctaer
lime.
Drivprs of racip^ automefcUes have to be
registered trt*n the contest t-oard of the
American Automobile A?soc:aiion. If they
compete against a racing dr:ver v.\-.o Is not
ao registered they are Hable to instant, dis
*;-ualiScaxion and to be ruled off all tracks
where events are held tinder American Au
tomobile Association sanction.
All automobile racing events in th:s= coun
try are held under such sanction. Johnson
has r.Gvc-r applied for such registration. It
\j-.as said at the oSice ot the contest boar
y«?terdar that if he appli^ it was -very
prabauble tnat ruch r°?astration would be
■denied him.
There is nothing whiatever in the rules of
tije association to r^^'^ 11 * a np^ro from
competing. b-Jt nevertheless ti:e contest
board cay<= it t\-.juld use its discretion in
each a caae and refu?«» registration.
This would effectually stop any match
race between the pugilist ar.d any driver
acceptable to him. All t^e well known
drivers are registered and under contract
to the makers of the automobiles which
\hej- drive in races. None of these makers
would allow a racing driver ir. his employ
xo risk disqualification and b^ing- ruled off
tie track.
The representatives of the Brighton
Bench track were caiied on ty the officers
of the Motor Contest Association on Satur
day regarding the proposed match. It was
pointed or.t to them that the Motor Con
t.«.-t Association had gone on record against
Each a match and that no support could be
expected from it-
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TRIAL RAGE CONDITIONS
Committee on Motor Beat Entries
Issues Programme.
Tot committee in charge of the trial races
to s<:,c-ct the three motor boats that are to
rr."et the three British boats on Au&ust -)
ir. -.-.-■ Snternati'jnal trophy Js-
F'je-i its iirocramme yeFt«-niay, also the
coudliiars jrovcminjr the races. They are
tc h*-ld on Hanllngton Kay. over a
irlanralar cvvrte- cf len tllea. to be covered
threo timet, a total distance of thirty
j.autjcal rrJle*. The dat<;K of the races are
Monday, Tiie.suay and Wednesday. August
la, iC and IT. Tht- <iwn?r» of all boats «=n
terr-d must rcyort to the committee at its
;*e-J^t:art«?rs ; Huntlr.grton Kay. not later
: 1871 U a. in. on Monday, August 17>.
Tit* coinmitteie reserves tho rijrlit to s- I
lar 1 tat Use ... t)jo ......
Soi.;* 1 -n-hi'-ii lr. tbeir opinion a.r© the tar<"»
JsK »■ and b<-!»t titttd for tb/? purpose. Also,
w»^- the earnest desire to art in absol;.:l©
•Mi. i:: the selr-ction at thft boats, they
s^i»'?rci- that in the event of a boat prov
':•.% •■-■■• to another, but put
«jirt "* the ... by accident, in any one
■> f lh* «E*» > 5, thfy ■K-ill fe^l Justified in excr
r : :r ju-iKTC^tit in th*-, matter of se
]■•'•:ir :-;h l>oat as one of the defenders.
T\.° !• Imsraen and owners of boats chosen
:. - defenders must be, at the time of the
International race for the trophy, members
of >h<? Motor ISoat Club of America. To
FCcn us aT*! not n;eml>ers at the time Of
•'.«■ trial nvcps faciiitiefi for prompt admis-
M'.n to rn-rabfrsbip xrlil be cxten«i«r-d.
TJ ■•* rare will b<: started from the liead of
ilnhtiagton Bay at 2 p. m. on each day.
Kick boat competing must display a rac-
Uig rnunber «n a bok staff at laaal two feet
above the deck. The race ■■•..,
•T.urles, P. Tower, M. SL "VVhltaker . nd I.
K. li'imiiam.
DETROIT SELLS KILLIAN.
i^rroJt. Ai:^. I.— l^i KiUian. a pitcher.
w« sold 10-<!ay l^' tlie Dftroit American
ls-±irr.e: bail i«-arj! to ... ■-. East-
TESTATE LEAGUE RESULTS.
\VliliaJaxpcrt, 6; HarrisburK. 1.
U'iUJamsport, 3; Harris-burg, 1.
Johnstown. 4; Altoona, ::
Aitcona, 7: Johnistown,
Treni a 7. Y<yk, 2.
MANTELL SHADES DIXIE KID
Californian in Fast Bout at
Olympic Athletic Club.
Frank Mantel!, the California middle
weight, won a slight advantage over "Dbd»
Kid," the netrro welterweight champion,
also a ">Talve Son." In a fast ten round
bout at the Olympic Athletic Club last
night. The outcome of the bout was in
doubt op to the last round, when Mantelfe
fast finish save him the shade.
Never in the nistory of the Olympic club
has such a crowd attended a bout. Long
before the preliminary bboy entered the
ring every seat ivas filled, and when "Dixie"
crawled through the ropes not a peat was
to be had at any price. A crowd of fully
live hundred lean fortunate members clam
ored for admission outside the gates.
The bout, desnite the fact that ' "Dixie"
was outpointed, goes further to maintain
the claims of is supporrers than a dozen
victories over men of inferior calibre. Man
tell had the better of fully fifteen pounds
in weight and at least three in inches in
height. He was by far the stronger of the
pair, and used his strength to good ?d
vmntaga In the clinches when he bulled
"Dixie" around the ring with the utmost
ease.
"Dixie" hail the better of the second,
Fourth, sixth, seventh and cisrhth rounds,
while Mantell held sway in tlio first, third,
ninth and tenth periods. The fifth round
was even. Mantell took th» offensive risrru
nt the start and landed his left to the
"Kid's" face repeatedly, drawing the blood
in the second ■ _____ with a series of _ar>s=
that rocked his Mead and had him confused.
In the tUrd round Mantell shook "Dixie*
from head to beet, with a ripr.t to th- Jaw.
The latter iv.as In bad shape and hunc «»n
10 clear hip head. Mantel] shook him oft"
but was wild in his delivery, and die "Kid""
had no able in avoiding his wild lunges.
"Dixie" came into hi? own in the sixth
round and fought with all the conning that
baa malted his boots in this locality, and
soon bad Mantell on the defensive. He
caught MantpH coming: in with a vicious
left to the jaw that Bant the latter reeling
to the ropes in distress. "Dixie" leaped In
to finish him, while the crowd .howled for a
knockout. Another left to the jaw made
Mantell's knees sag-. Han the "kid" rocked
him with lefts arid rights to the body and
head, and the Golden Gate {riant swayed
on tho ropes. "Dixie** hooked and FWtmsr
at random, tending but few effective blows.
Th«* negro threw away his opportunity by
failitns' to f=tep away and measure his op
ponent, while bis inability to put sufficient
force into a straight punch pnvp Mantel]
time to recover. He stepped inside of the
"kid's" swings end managed to last the
round.
That round saw the negro's star wane.
Mantell's weight told in the end. and
though "Dixie" ______ hard Mantell had
the better of the closing rounds.
To-night at the Falrmonnt Athletic C!nh
Joe Co.ater will meet Charley Goldman in
th»» - .i- bout of ten round?.
SCHLECHTER DRAWS AWAY
Increases His Lead in Twelfth
Round of Big- Chess Toruney.
{B? Cable to Th- Tribune.]
Hamburg. Aug. The twelfth round of.
the international chess masters' tourna
ment was played to-day. Schlechter in
creased his lead slightly by defeating Leon
hardt, as NleuißUWttscli only drew with
Tartakower. The American. Marshall,
drew against Duras, and Spieknann moved
up by defeating Salve. John scored against
Yates, Koehnlein against Spf-ijer and Tar
rasch against Alekhin»». A drawn game
was recorded between Forgacs and Telch
mar.r..
The record to date follows:
I'la^-erF. Won. Lost.] Play-rn. Won. Lost.
Schlechter... ft 2 Tarra •"> 5
Xierr;:oTritsch SS T .= 3*.i ' ■-..:• r>
pcras 7 4 1 : •_-•:!< •" 8
Marshall 7 4 j.<a.lwe * 2 «ia
HpiPimaan. .. f« : » * r» ! Koehnlein.. . . 4 4
Choilmirski.. « 5 J^hn , 3% «'-s
Teichrrsanr: « 5 ISpeiji r. 3* .Va
Aitkhine Z'i 4'= Vates Hi 10%»
l^rahardt. .. 5*3 s**
The schedule for the thirteenth round, to
be played to-morrow, reads a.« follows:
ChotimtrEki vs. -■■■. Spielmann vs.
Schlechter, Duras vs. Salwe, Nienxsowftseh
vs. Marshall, Te'.chmann vs. Tartakower,
John vs. Forgacz. Alekhine vb. Yates.
Koehnleln vs. Tarrarch. Leon ardt a bye.
OTTAWA ELEVEN LEAVES
Cricket Game with N. Y. Veter
ans Stopped by Agreement.
But for an early stop to allow the Cana
dian cricketers to catch a train the New
York Veterans would undoubtedly have
pcor^d a victory yesterday a,t West New
Brighton over V.-.i Ottawa eleven. When
stumps were drawn the visitors were 106
runs behind, and had but four wickets in
hand.
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NEW YORK VETERANS.
i <;. W. i nan. b Johnston . . 89
j A. BouGiEtrton. 1 b W. h Bria< 29
■ >. Ti^jng^ t - Gray, b .lobnstor: 1"
J. xl. Br1?«rs. run out ■---. 13
H. Deaby. c R&aldn. b Johnston 28
C C- Bellne:. b Johnston 0
F. Eutler, not cut 39
' \ rjunn, not out • -1
Byes 21
I Log byes ■ • '"
Tola! (declared for six •wickets'* 217
OTTAWA.
tf\ I>. C Perelra. c D^an". b dine M
A Gray, b Boodiagton 1-
O. 'WalJaco. <• Dean", b BrlitßS 11
j C. F- Havrkins. c and b Bri^s-s 13
'>V. Johnston, b T>l;ng — • ■ 8-
H. Acklar.d. b i:ei!as 4
T. Tianklr.. not gut - -
A. Atkinson, not out... «
Byes _~
Total <sls wicliets) 109
M. G. Bristmv. D. C. Camp'oell and G. Her
r:r.?r did not bat.
Runs at • ■'■ fall of each wick»t:
Veterans 57 jw P.". 120 310 145
O'tawa -1 3.-. f. l »6 100 JOl
MORE PROFESSIONAL MATCHES
Recent Golf Tourney Stimulates Inter
est in This Side of Game.
Th«s recent championship tournament of
t!io Eastern Professional Golfers' Associa
tion Heema to have stimulated Interest In
that department of the same. Judging by
the exhibition matches that have taken
place since then and others that are "in
the air." Plans are making for a four-bail
affair to be held at the I'unwoodte Coun
try Club some time In the near future-
Jack Hobens. of Englewood, and Isaac
SXackle. of Fox Hills, have been men
tioned as a probable pair to team up
against Jack and Dan Mackle, of Dun
woodie. There li also talk of having WBI
Anderson at Dunwoodie later on. He will
figura in a foursome with an amateur
partner aa-ainbt Jack Mack'e and some.
D^nwoodits member.
Jpromfi D. Travers, who severed hin con
nection from the MontclaJr Goir Club a few
weeks ago, ha- Joined the Upper Montclalr
Country Club. This will make Travera
eligible to compete In the national amateur
championship at Brookllne next month if
he so desires. Little has be«n heard of him
ginco b!« disappearance from the Apawami3
tournament.
After every championship tournament the
question [i often asked. What are these
affairs for? In answer It has been «aid
that championshipH are held evidently to
pursuarie the ordinary player of the folly
and futility at his efforts.
The 6"ood staal Ballerietf in attendance
during both days of the Eastern profes
sional tournament at Salisbury last week
caused general comment. In comparison,
however, with the turnouts on the other
side the Hallbbury gatherings were small
enough, for it Is a matter of record that
six thousand -ons followed James Braid
In his final round at St. Andrew's recently.
Braid'fi winning totals in the- five cnarr>
r.lonfihips that ne won were 309, -1». 3UU»
**jl and £J9.
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, IMO.
BOYCOIT BY COMMUTERS
Ridgefield Park Leads the Fight
of New Jersey Travellers.
The New Jersey commuters living in
towns along the _h__ax_e_t___a, & "Western
and the Erie railroads started a boycott
yesterday against those roads, and •will
hereafter use the West Shore, because With
the beginning of the sale of commutation
tickets for August the two roads put into
effect a substantial raise In their rates
which the commuters do not want to pay.
There Is some protest against rate raising
by the Lackawanna, Centra Railroad of
New Jersey and Pennsylvania roads, bat
those roads for the most part arc the
only ones running- through -the centres of
dissatisfaction, and the travellers are
forced to pay up without hope of getting
tho rates reduc«».
Ridgefieid Park, N. .1 . aril! co down in
history as the Lexington of the commut
ers' revolution against the railroads. Not
less than four hundred of the protestants
placed a cast Iron boycott on the Susque
hanna and th» Erie roads yesterday and
Rave their patronage to the rival West
Shore, which will do everything In Its
power to hold the business. It oilers
cheaper transportation to the commuters,
who will have to pay $4 25 for their service
If they stuck to the other two roads they
would have to pay an increase of $1 05 over
the old rate of $5. The- "West Shore road,
it was said, will have a slip built near the
Jersey City Pennsylvania Railroad ferry.
and will run trains from "Weehawkcn to
the Pennsylvania depot, co that the travel
lers can get the facilities of the Hudson
tubes. I
The Lackawanna commuters living in the
Oranges are angry over the rate raise, but
they al! bought their August books yester
day with no complaints. They had to buy
the books or they couldn't get to their
homes. Most of them recognized the fact
that their light was a losing one, and it is
likely that there may be no further pro
test- Montdalr is in the same position as
the Oranges.
The fighting commuters are still criticis
ing the Interstate Commerce Commission,
which in a recent decision handed down
at Washington informed them that it has
do power to make the roads hold to their
eld rates.
DIVIDE "TAVERN STEAK" RACE.
Cleveland, Aug. I.— Owing- to the large
number of entries for the "Tavern Steak,"
the new Grand Circuit event for 2:16 class
trotters, which will bo run for the first
time _• the North Randall meet here next
week, it was decided to-day to divide the
race Into two divisions.
There are forty pald-np entries in the
race, and instead of the- guaranteed purse
of. 52.000, the event will be worth close to
$8.00". The first division will be raced on
Wednesday and the second on Thursday,
under the best three in five system.
GANS GOES HOME TO DIE.
Preccott, Ariz., Aug. I.— Joe Gans, the
former lightweight champion, who has
been in this city for months critically ii!
with consumption, left here to-night for nig
old home in Baltimore. His physical con
dition was unchanged. Just before taking
th* train Gans said:
"I know I am going to die, and for the
time I am growing weaker day by day. 1
want to see mother and the two children in
Baltimore before I die. I did not realize
my condition. My last tiro fights broke
down my constitution and made me an eapy
victim for consumption."
ENGLISH FOR THE CHINESE.
Compulsi ry Btady of E_tglis_ will prov"
no gr>-;it hardshrp m the pupils cf Chinese
"ugh schools, For -by the time a Chinese
boy I:hs lea____ to write his own iang-;;age
m tly hds __en_ory; has been bo wonder
fully developed that the acquisition of an
other lanjrua.ee proves comparatively easy.
Without 1 • ' a, nor;: word in Chinese
when uttere_ la accoinpasted by Itp1 t p own
■ raation. without which +'"■
would hw unintelligible. Th" s;imp mono
syUable If oftei intoned In eight differ* '
aray_.— Chicago News.
HELP WANTED.
Male.
A-TTTOMOBIIE SaLEJ-'IIEN — We can place
five or six salesmen successfully selling cars
rar.ginff from ?SOO to $2,000 in price, at sal
aries from $3,000 Co $4,<Xio per year; location.
Detroit. Men earning less than $2,000 and not
now employed by automobile concerns not
con?lder«d. Business Service Co. Agency, 805
Pinter Butldlnp.
BOOKKEEPER. — A manufacturing J°-nel?ry
house wants a competent man, residing in
Newark. N. J.. or tho near vicinity; must be a
pood penman, accurate, thorough and quick at
his work and not over thirty-fiva years of iie^e;
this is not an entry clerk position, but a pood
opening for a bright nan who has Initiative
Biid ma executive ability; best of references
•lomanded as to character and ability; perma
nent for the right man. Address, In strict in
fidence, _.• Ing ref' rencea and present salary.
Hustling Ability, 7:14 Broad st- Sewark. N. J.
AGENTS to lianile our Teas and CofTeee; ex—
perlence not necessary; build up a business of
your own. •?.:! ,r write. Bums & Feed, 'Mi
Kuciscn =t.. .'■'. T.
AGENTS makinjr $40 weekly selling' cigars on
our plan: call personally; K"O<1 proposition.
Squaro Deal Cash Cigar Co.. 271 Groenwioh st.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE GRADUATES. —
Tr.-o openings In fertilizer concern; o:"ce
work traliiiiii? for salesmanship; salaries $12
!o $15 per week. Business Service Co., agency,
803 finger Building.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn good
income corrcspondinff for newspapers. Ex
pj-riecce urmewssary. Address Preaa Corr?
epondinK Burpau. Wash-'r.^ton. D. c. _______
BANK CL, _ _t . n^le; Christian; Imowleage of
b.>okkee\pir4?: >12 to start. National Employ
ment Exchange. 47 West 4_<l St.
BILL a lick and a^
■ <' - -o $13 Cre
; ration (Eet. lt»o4>,
2.",." Broadway
BOOKKEEPER; ms>: Christian; good pen
man; capable; 51.5. National Employment Ex
chenge. 47 "ft'e-n 43 «t.
BOOKK—fEPEIRS. tv. o. capabiu doable entry
ra, at fi.fM" and $1,300 Am
. . . ■ thirty yean - ' uu Em
•; ■-■-.-: ■ ■ _____
EOOKKEEVEP.'H ASSISTANT, with some
rears' experience; must write and f.rure.
we!!; ■alar] ?ir> weekly. Credential Employ
ment Corporation. 263 Broadway. _
BOOKKEEPER— Exper'-enced in ofHce ' anasr-
meat and double entry bookkeeping; executive
position; saiar Sl-600- MiKhill, Position Bro
ker, Pnatlroß Building.
BOOKK! ana ■■'■ ■'■ experienced in
this work; (5,000 bond required: salary $ls.
Credential Employment Corporation (Eet.
1004*. 253 Broadway.
BOY- Christian; good penman, to Ipam busi
ngs; %- National Employment Exchange, 47
•West 4Jd st.
BOYS Two stock runner?; quick, neat, willing;
$7. National Employment E_ccb__e», 47 West
42d St. '
CLERK- Experienced In general Offlca work.
sood appearance, neat 2nd well recom
mended. $12 weekly. Credential Employment
Corporation. 253 Broadway.
Cl^HTßKS— Several very desirable Junior posi
tions, capable <;«ntll<»s only: ealarj' ?4G3 and
$320. Credential Employment Corporation
* f>t ifIKM), -53 Broadway.
CLERKS for manufacturing company, bright
young men, good writers. Ocr.lile-a. $(52 1;
nod Rdvnnce If capable Credential Employ
mi-.nt Corpora.tlon. 263 Broadway.
CIiEDTr MAN — A«B!stanf« position open with
mnnufacturertf; nalßrj- $l.&00 to $2,500, de
pending- on eiperlenre. Credential Employ
ment Corporation. 988 Broadway.
CLERK — Familiar -urith adding machine; salarr,
$15. V .:'•■• Poeittoß Broker. Flat Iron Building.
COLXJEK3B MEN. — Several first rntn opportuni
ties for young men; salaries $12 to $!."> per
week. Business Service Co.. agency, SOS Singer
Building- ,
DRAUGHTSMAN — M-t-chftnical ; several deslr
abl^ positions for men of rood general ax
periHnce: salary $15 to fig. CreOeßtlal Em
ployment Corporation. MM Broadway.
FOREMAN with metal furniture rnanufa^iiir-
Ins axaerienoe, poeneaeing executive ability,
un.l«TStandinn «loctrlc •weldiner and metal fln
tshinK. Credential Employment Corporation.
'.'-,. i Broadway.
FOREMAN— Familiar -wltli eleotric w*-.ldtn»r; pre
f*T-j.bly a men who knows somfthlntr alvsut the
manufacture of «t«el doore or kindred lino; sal
ary. fl.l"Ot; Mtijhl!!. Foalilon Broker. Flatiron
jHuili3(nK :
INSTHtTCTOR — Civil enßln^r, N>w York:
Htatp; $1,800 to $1,800 Bu*irt<-sa Service
rr Agency. 803 &lnjf«r Building.
OENTLEiIEN AGENTS, calllnff on brokers,
bankers or merchant*: permanent Income
right party. WTltn only. W. C. Wilson, 1335
St. John* Ptwcw. Brooklyn.
MAli> CLERK: careful, accurate: $2S month.
National Employnignt Eiphrtnß-e. 47 Went 42d at.
MAN.'-'iEii For assistant «aios department;
prefer ft man experienced in paints and vnr
nißh*^; ealary. f2.-V*> MlgtiHl, Position Broker,
Klatlron Building.
MAHniED COUPLE Two In family: huaband!
waiter and useful; wife cook; S<V> monthly;
;..:rruafi«jßi voejti-m. It win.' ■ .A_*n*v. 71 "Wort
tfikafei .
HEL° WANTED.
Male.
METAL furniture foreman, understanding:
electric welding and finishing, 31,500 to
(1,800. '•■.■!• ■ ■: Employment Corporation,
_•",;; Ur:>a<lway.
OFFICE ASSISTANT — Gentile, good writer,
quick ilgurer, understanding trade discounts,
salary starts $t»UO. Credential Employment
Corporation, 293 Broadway
O__*tC_E ASBISTA-TT — Brlgbt young man.
snrn« Bsperteaee l_ o_Bc_; must wrif» and
flgure well; $10. Credential Employment Ca_
pcratior.. _",3 Broadw __
PACKER knowing lumber trim mill products
for Brooklyn; salary starts $7bo; good ad
vancement. Credential Employment Corpora
tion fEst. I!M)4k 253 Broadway.
SALES CORRESPONDENT with good person
ality able to writ» concise, forcible letters
and do personal selling work; salary, $75 to
$100 per month. College man between 26 and
M preferable Business Service Co. Agency,
SO." Sirger Building.
Salesman — ___pattenc-_ in advet - i
printed matter Bu_lbc_i Service Co. Ageaey,
805 Singer BuiJ-Ilnp
SAL-SSMAN — E__>eri_nced In any line; reside
m Boston; salarj 91*006. Business .-'•:■■:
■•, Agenc . 808 Singer •
S-T-ESMAN; Hebrew; working knowledge a.
Bpaniab; t« go to ___ila. NatJooal E
::■■••;• ESa bang. 47 Weat _M s)
DRAFTSMAN: structural steel; must be *>x
nced- $15-530. National Employment Ex
rhniiß-e, 47 West __- St. __
SALESMAN. —An aSperTenced, nurressful
pri_tlti_ salesman can socurn New York rep
resentation for a_t-ot-tow_ concern; salary $25
to |_a per week; first rata opportunity. Busi
ness Service Co., agency. 805 Binge* Building.
SAI__3MEN- — Young energetic men wanted,
automobile line; leads; high class work; big
pay Call Suite 400, 177 ft Broadway.
SALESMEN throughout the United States _»_«_
automatic necessities; every owner wants our
protector; r-fereacea required!. The O'.wn Tire
& Protector C».. 820 Broadway.
SALESMEN. We have two openings requiring
experience with wholesale and retail drug
trade selling advertised specialties; salary,
$1.200-$1.300. Business Service Co., agency,
80S Singer Building.
SALESMEN wanted to take orders for diction
ari*s on a good selling schema; leads fur
nished. Address Box 108, _______ Square Sta
tion.
SPECIAL representative Jn New England for
mall order house; gentlemanly interviewer;
bo selling-; salary $33. Credential Employment
Corporation, 253 Broadway.
STENOGRAPHER for auto company; nery
clean cut young gentleman: salary $SM>O;
Hdvanoim»nt depends on self. Credential Em
ployment < ■orpors.tion, 2r>3 I '-roadway.
STEXOCUAPHEHF — Immediately, competent
men, $624 to ?1.040; desirable permanent
positions Credential __nploj_u«_t Corpora
tion. --"3 Broadway.
iPHER an,l office assistant, ■ Dg
Gent_« ■■ in transcribing notes; sal
ary start atxrat $678. Credential Employment
Corporation. 253 Broadway.
_rr_S_COaRAPH_CR — house wants care
ful, exact young 1 man; correct transcribing
more Important than speed; $728. Credential
Employment Corporation, 2."f> Broadway.
STEXOGRAPHEK for railroad; $."•, down
town, with a_vaneenH_._; also another who
is tamlltar wltn law; both positions perma
nent; $1S up. Jupp Agency. 87 fTaas-U gt.
STEJNOGRAJ — To take technical letters;
accuracy desired more than speed; salary
fl4; pood future Credential Employment
Corporation. _."■' Broadway.
fcTENOGRAPHEP.; male; capable; contracting
business experience; S'JP- National Employ
ment Exchange. 47 West _2_ st.
STENOGRAPHER— youne man with
ofllce experience for brewing firm: $12 to
atari Credential Employment Corporation
enst. 1004.1. _"■■'• Broadway.
STENOGRAPHERS — Steam fitting firm can
use two extra goo.i men; salary 5830 to
$1,040. Credential Employment Corporation
. •■:-• 1804 1. 253 Broad*
SUPERINTENDENT — She-et metal furniture,
filing eases, etc.; one at $1,300 to $2,000;
one at $3,000 To 53,000. Business Service Co.
Agency, 805 Singer Building.
TAB— E*x IHGESTaNS; larje seller; agents
Southern territory. Pond i'harmacu- Company,
New York.
WANTED — of wide acquaintance
to solicit subscriptions to syndicate stock ot"
high <-]a_a realty proposition; indorsed by New
York's leading realty men and banks; com
mission and bonus to rlK.^t; party. 4.> Broad
way, Room 183. New York City.
WANTED Man; must be willing to learn and
capable, of acting- as our representative; no
canvassing or soliciting; g-cod income assured.
Address National Co-operative : salty Co., 12:52
Marden Building, Waahlcgton. P. C.
WANTED — Bond 1 salesman on commission
basis. Write Mr. %V'iddLleld, care of. Ca
dillac Hotel.
WESTERN territory: Tablet Digeßtans Tor all
Etorr.ach 1113. Pond Pharmacal Company, Na_
C i_.
W11..T.. PAY liberal commission In the event or
sale to parties who furnish introductions to
friends that will consider a hljhly recom
mended gilt ed^s investment". Commission,
Box 20*11. N>tt York City
YOUNG ME.'.', American Gentiles, for junior
clerical positions with -■ table firms: email
salary-: jood, prospects. Credential Employ
ment Corporation, 2C3 Broadway
Female
Bi'OKKSEI'E!: and typist, youn_ CSirt-tlan
pirl. must be azobitlous; $8; 1
for advancement; beat reference required.
.Tmpt -geni " iss
GIRL for housework; ra pit* ta fam;'y; no
. .ir. Aebury Park for gu__mer: wages $25.
Industrial Association. 17 west 4_d st.
IIEI-P of all kinds for private families: free
registration. Hiss Curry's Employment Agency,
25 WrsT 426 st. . Room 511. fifth door.
LA.DIES with clientele, to introduce valuable
toilet articles ; large incnm« asKurfd. Write
TV:n. C. "Wilson, 1385 St. J"rhn's Place, Brook
lyn.
—Two children, 4 and 7; en^.vk French;
for Pennsylvania. Call th:.<- morotng Mia
Ar.n_ Lacy Century Empl yment aseney, 13
• Bth st,
BS3 for Infants and smaJ'. ehl fl__n tree
g - miy'a Emp'.ormer.t A.g__cy,
28 West 4_'i «'.. Room Ml.
STENOORAFIU'R for law; good firm; two
_:i«-nt at SI"; also numberless law S_b
stitutes' positions; call all week. Jupp
Agency, c^ Xaspau •'
STENOGR.4PIIER ami bookkeeper; female; f-mn
]>oteiit; experience; «-.." National Employment
E:rchange. 47 \Vt-.°t 42d -*•
STENOGRAPHER: ■ ale; Christian; _a__i be
exr^rt; J2i>. National EmpToymer.t KT--i:.ini{->.
. - "VVPst 42.1 ST., city.
STENOGRAPHER ; female (3): experienced:
311. National Employment Exchange. 47 West
■42d st.. city
QRAPHER far iron ar.d steel concern;
permanent po?*tion TJ^-Vinij $15 to 517, this
87 Nas
aau !••
WAITRESS; $25; to *ro to Greenwich. Conn.
Call this morntnt; M!.«s Anna Lacy Century
EtaploTrnPnt Agency, if? T\>Ft SBth st.
-. , ■ . • -■• tat have
good reference; wages .*'~" to $.'ta Industrial
Aaaxiclation, 17 West 4_d st
YOUNG OIKIj to addrraa envelopes, must
have first das* hatt_rwrlttna;: $4 to start
Inquire New York Oas Applianr»» Co., 138
Bowery.
WORK V/ANTED.
Male.
AGENT, CQI/LECTOR. or anything else, want
ed by married man: best reference furnished.
Letters. Box 808, 131S 2d _*'■»■
CV. '•.' '"rr' ':: — American. "5. with private
family; refined, well educ.atnd; expert driver
and first class macbJ Ist, city or country. T.
Turp^n. 42H Eaat Sfli:. gt.
[DAIRYMAN — buttermaker: with thorough
bred cattle only; fully qualified as to expe
rience ami ability: references. B. A. Kins. 44
Charles st.. Xew York.
DENTIST— Han with six months' -■• -' —In
a" dental laboratory desires employment; ret
erencfcS. J. GaiUard._ggJjrgvn_st., t .j»y.
HANDY MAN, with all tools, plumbing] car
p.Titpj-!nif. painting: city or country: ro in
cumbrance: Al reference. 'W'lllstin, d."S Broad
way, Brooklyn.
MACHINIST. — Skilled in mechanical manU'Uia
tlon at lath* and vice work. 8.. Box 40. Trlb
un« Office.
STABLE FOREMAN middle atred;
careful and strictly sober; wishes charge at
business stable; bf-st references. Morris, uo 41st
Ft., Brooklyn.
TH \VELLER with five years' experience nell-
Ui; dressed be»f, pmriilow or canned K»»'.a.
butter and lues, either city or out-of-town;
best references; J. C. 6., Bo* 43, Tribune.
f'fflr-.
YOUNG MAX (86), having held present position
as cashier for on»» of th' larircjt corpanitlons
In the vicinity •• New York- for twelv« years,
with five previous year< banking experience, de
hi p. to change from his present position to «nn
With brighter' future proßpectH. lltst of refer
ence* irom preßent and former employers. Ad
dress T. 11. X . Tribune Offlce.
MAN, IS, with advancemeiß!
Schneider, ears -<t M Altraan, 1982 2d n\>-.
Female
STENOGRAPHER-— One with r. y liars' experl
»n.-». possessing excellent business ability.
capable of framing letters and taking h.-\rn» at
cilice; highest rofereni-"?- salary to start 5 13.
Address Conscientious." 20 Grand st.
TYPE \VR ITER : f2M a day or homo work. ti.
\'.. btlM, i Mil Amsterdam ny,
"domestic SITUATIONS wan, ED
Male.
nUTUTIt — Absolutely first clans; English; would
consider valeting one gentleman; $">i' excel
lent references. Waldorf Hureau. 12 West n.irt
t. 'Phone, SOP Maillson. |
IfITTLEdI— COOK. — Bwwllsb couple; do entire
w.irk between them; *•'><> *•'•• Waldorf Bureau,
12 West 89 ■ at. Phone. 800 Madison. _
COACHMAN. — By lieat Hwede; smooth fare;
apeuks pood English; very careful ana re
liable; will be useful; pood reference. Car
penter's Agency. 1.. t nth -i I
COOK- — Young man. speaits English slightly, <*
cook In I •: family or hotel; good ref.trfince»
from first (*-_-_ of Germany. BTUa BlUmlien,
.Rosco.. I*. X, ;-,
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED^
Male.
COUPLE Ontian-Ajnerican) — With a 4-year- |
old child, wishes position any place in coun- ,
try: wife 8 3 cools an.i house-worker; man as ,
houso man and outside worker; thoroughly
competent. Swedish-American Employment
Bureau, 722 Islington avc, northwest cor. of
58th st. j
COUPLE.— Kngliah: but'er and lady maid or
chambermaid; v»>ry superior »erv«ni.«. both
thoroughly experienced: $«0-S7O; excellent ref
erences. Wallnrf B-ireau, 13 West 83<J st.
'Phone, 800 Madison.
COUPLE— With grown daughter, wish to take
charge of one or two furnished room houses or
clubhouse, etc; man works outside, woman «
pcrteaced laundress and cook. K. Gluding, 217
Fast 80th Bt. *
: K_ '•-man; good milker and
farm exp_Tie_oe ir, this eo__try;
obliging. Katbewaoa Again j, .sjs «th
a\«. Tel. :t7^ Bryant.
FIRST CLASS German and, English cook,
good bafcer, wants a first class place in
countn. Address Kruger. inn.' ; ■__■_ aye.,
Brooklyn. - ? ■■■■■;.
GARDENER. USEFUL MAN.— Experienced
young Frenchman, speaking English, on gen
tleman's place; references. Jacrjuin's Agency.
t;ti_ «th aye.
GARDENER. — man: Irish; middle
aged- _.,,; vegetable grower: can milk an_
drive; well recommended. Carpenter's Agency,
ir>4 tUh aye.
JAPANESE- excellent tier; private family,
city or country; honest; _»_«•; best r»fer
encts. Hamnrpato, 7* Lexington aye. Telo
phor.e faso riaza.
i'Sf.Ff!, MAN under_*a__i hirx'a. aOwat
. . ... v raa a_to_to_ila.
Bos ■ ". Trtbtme Ofllc
USEFUL MAN $25; German; all 'round use
ful, outside work, horse, cow, F_Mdtry, etc :
references. Mathewson's Agi*acy, US 6th ay».
T- I. 378 Bryant. ,
Female.
COOKS.— Swedlah, Oermaa, Hungarian. Ens-
ÜBh, American. Irish, etc.: wages, $-rt to *.-.
some who launder WaMorf Bureau. 12 West
83d st. 'Phone. 300 Maillson.
COOK — First cta.-<s- would consider tea or club:
good references; ' $41' Waldorf Bureau, 13
TVost 334 wt. •pi IQgo1 Q go Ma__oi
CO.MI-GTEXT Scotch Protestant houseworker:
gco'J r<»)k laundress: small family: reference.
VJ. M.. Tribune T:;,tcyn_Offlcp ; ,i/ !t^ Broadway.
CHAMBERMAID — WAITKEM — 1 ■ '•< Ir!ih
girl; 2 years experience; references. X., Jims
Hofmayer's Agency. 20 Fifth aye.. J>'!i 2oor.
Telephone 4827 Madlarn Square.
CHAMBERMAID — WAITRESS — Neat young
Norwegian girl; very good waitress; excellent
references: can take chambermaid's position.
Ostert>erK's Agency, 716 Lexington aye. TeU
1055 Plaza. ;
CHAMBERMAID.— Competent German *_?•
assist waiting; good sewer- beet references;
waKes. $2r,. <jail at Lan & Boecherer Co. Bu
reau, 43-4."— »7 West 33d st ' :; '-' .
CHAMBERMAID and WAlTßESS.—Particular
ly r.eat; thoroughly competent; best or re.er
ences: city or couair-/. Mrs. Colliers Agency.
122 Weat ad st. .
COOK — LAUNDRESS — CHAMBERMAID —
WAITRESS— By two young neat German si"":
both esoeHent workers; do entire work at house;
best references; $_r>. Ostf>rb»rg'3 __aaa_r a r_a
Lexington a-e. Tel. 1066 Plaza.
COOK— Young neat Swedish girl; very Bead
cook: ffood manager; excellent r__ar_o -s. oa
terbers Agency, 716 Lexington aye. Tel. 10 * >t)
Plaza. ; .
COOK — Very neat, capable woman; excellent
plain cook; city references. X . Miss Ho^
rr.ayer's Agency, ::_0 Fifth ar_. Bth floor. Tele
phone 1527 Madison Square. \ ,
COOK an.i BUTLER to gentlemen, by an Eng
lishman: winir.ff ana obliging-; abstainer; 3
tears' eood referenea. A. S., P- O. Box l»u.
Mlllburo, N. J. .
COOK.— First class; particularly neat, competent
young woman; understands all bra_cn-?s or
cooking; excellent references; city or country.
Mrs. Collier 8 Agen>-v. 121! '•' eat 2.M St.
COOK— BUTLER.— P.y a French coupl*; trained
servants- most ivliMn:? and obliging; po any
distance, ilorm-n's A_ency. 721 Lexington aye.,
cor. f.Sth si Tel.. Plaza MSB. .
COOK— Your.? German woman; Brat class; good
baker; best references; wages, $35-»10. Call
at L_r._- & Boecberer Co. Bureau, 43-4ri-47 V.-at
33<1 lit. "' '.
COOK.— By middl* aged woman: Mali and
iron; excellent baker; has friend chamb^rrmaid
and -waitress; together or separate. Morrow's
Axency. 7-1 Lexington aye.. cor. s°th at.
GENERAL HOf.SEUTinKER, $25; apartmant,
no Uundry. <""all Monday morning. Miss
Anna Laeey. Century Employment Agency. 15
W^st .Tsth st
GENERAL. HOUPEWORKER — By nice. Trillins.
ne:it German girl; pood cook, laundress, »tc. ;
excellent citr references; wages $_;. Ost^r
berg's Agency, na Lexington are. Tel. 1065
Plaza.
HOUSEKEEPER. COOK. — A reflned widow
with two boys, 14 an.i 3 rears old, under
mother's control, would like position in small
family wnera _er boy can be of service;
mother is experienced housekeeper and good
cook; country preferred. American. Box 188,
Jamaica, Long 1 Island. __^__^
HOCSEKEKPER.— Absolutely first class; refer
ences- American, Protestant; supeiter; a«re.i
about 40; $So. Waldorf Bureau, 12 "West 33<i st.
'Phone. 300 Madison.
HO I' .SE WORKER. — N»at younx woman; excel
lent cook and baker; has brother, useful man;
understands horses, cows, pard ng and auto
mobiles. Morrow's Agency, 721 Loxington. aye.,
ror. DSth st.
INFANT'S NURSE. — Experienced German girl;
good stiver; best references; wages, $28 $30
Cail at Lang _ Uoecherer Co. Bureau, 4C-45-47
West 33d Ft.
KITiIIEN.MAID. — Irish Catholic; very n»at.
dear., thoroughly experienced servant; good
references; $ZZ. Waldorf Bureau. 12 West 33d
st. 'Phone, 3<X> Madison.
LADY'S llAlD.— First class; superior <3«r
man, speaklnK Frernch; gor..i seamstress; >_iV-
S3S beat of references. Waldorf Bureau, 12
AVp.it r>3ti >tt. 'Phone. 100 Madison.
LAT»Y'S 3IAID. — Competent German gilt; ■_-
ing to assist chamherwork; good sewei, best
references; watrt-s, .«2.*.'. '"a:; at Lang _ Boech
<TPr Co. Bureau, 4."i-45-47 West 3d St.
LAUNDRESS — Assist rhamberwork; strong,
dean, yonng- fl2.">; Rood references; go any-
Ti-hore. ' jliss Shea"s Agency. 8 13a.st 423 st.
MAN A_N*D WIFE — Cook and butler, not col
ored, for country. Call Monday morning.
Century Employment Asencj-. ir.ss Anna
Lac»y, 15 West 38th st.
MAID and SEATJ.STRE.~S. French Protestant;
to ercwins children: excellent references; city
or country. Mrs. Collier's Agency. 12" West
23d st.
NURBES. — Children's and infants'; three excel
lent G*rmana: S-'. 1 ). S-T*. $&_: also Scotch. $30;
several others. TValiorf Bureau. 12 Weal ■""
st. 'Phon*. M llaulson.
NTTRSE or NURSERY GOVERNESS— Refined
German girl: gond sewer; best references;
wages, $25. Call at Lang & Boecberar Co. Bu
reau, 4.".— «-47 West 33d st.
NURSE. — Experienced; Infant cr frown; Bra
years present employer: wllllnir a:-'. obliging;
cltT or country. Morrow's Agency, 721 Lexing
ton aye cor. SSth st.
NfRSE. — Enerllsh ProtMitarit: neat and refin»d
three years' reference; city or country- Mrs.
Collier's Agency. ■ :j " rat 23d at.
TWO G^IRI-.^ — Cook-laundress, waltreap-chamber
rr.tii.i: f2S. S2<>: fiv« years in hist place; coun
try pr-^ferTf d. Mis 3 Shea's Agency. 8 Emit 42d -:.
TWO CIRLS. — Hungarian and Irish, ■_ r.urae.
useful maid: any situation for a start; no
experience. Waldorf Bureau, 12 W>st 38a st.
'Phone. 300 Mn<lison ;
YOUNG WOMAN Go out or take home ■wash
ing. Cara j:mit"r. 224 Eajt filPt «t.
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
The Antique Furniture Exchange
13-15 ■v. 2fITH ST.. XR. BWAV.
The leading antiqne shop.
"Tiy far *•.- largest collection and
much the lowest prices"; all goods
sold on commission basis regardless
of antiquity, history, or value.
1-. h>aulnnurter<t fur bargains.
CARPET CLEANING.
i, C£RP£T £LEAH'!»3 WORKS
Oldest, Largest, Most Modem.
Tel. — MBS — Bryant Established 193?
Fine Rugs Woven from Old Carpets,
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular.
437 and 439 W. 45th St.
W. H. JORDAN- EDWIN LgNTZ
Carpet & Rag (ileansing
Cs ft* Brown Co. 5 lB:«i t Murray Hill
SOS « 811 K. 37m at. L'JTIiJ
CARKI'M/L CARPET CLEANINO CO.— Cleans
by compressed air. Bteaja, hand or on floor. I
ir..14 Broadway, 1-1 Kaat 4Sth at. COS &
hhaxht. T«i. it-'— ;t^ih.
LADDERS, FLAG POLES, ETC.
-n«M».i<Mi Portland Ladder Co., ino"Oran»t>»
rtiftS!***^**^ St.; Newark.. N. J. WESTERN
ladders .-..•. — .1 at "Or. per ft. T-1. 554 B. B.
_ FOR "SALE.
BI0 1 BARGAINS — Sllgfctly used offlce furniture.
ciesks, typewriters, cash U»>rs. adiilnjr ma
chlnea, "mimeographs, BJiaa cabinets, safes, aJ
dresa'nff ninotilnes. time clocks, partitions, check
protectors. bookca«es._N ATHAN'S, 4 Whltn Street
BILLIARDS pool and new patent combination
Ht.li-j; lowest prices: supplies. repairs:
bowline alley builders. Decker's. 105 East Oth
»t. Eatahll.ohed is.-.n
LOST BANKBOOKS.
BANKBOOK No. 608,298 of One Union Dlnr;** Bar-
Insra Rink is miMlßg. Any person liavinsr a
claim to it !•« hereby ckUpJ upon to present the
same within ten Ja>s. or acubmtt to havtns said
l a: .••fxiuk cancelled and ,i nw oiu» is^uyd.
lJ\lvk"BO~<7lvT*o. 4T7.t;4i>of the Unlmj Plm*» s-uv
lnss Bank 1h missing 1 . Any i»TMt>n having v
claim to H Is hereby called ui>»n to prpsent th^
same witliin t'-n days, ur fiitmit ti> having said
passbook runcellert and a new one l.iwuwl.
BANKBOOK No. 35«>.45G of th« I'lilon Him* Say-
Ingß Hanlt ta mlaalnr- Any t>rrnon havinir a
ilaiiTi" ti> it ta he^roby called upon to vv 1"*1 "*" 5^ 111 the
Bama within trn riuys. or nubmlt to having said
panMtxjolc i-ant'cllcd and J"-_*i« to w nn.j Issued.
LOST— BankbooH s - ■ ■-•■; 7H4 of Dry I>iK-k SaT
' InKa Institution. Any j^rson haviui? claims
lip-in «n!d N>olc i» rslU-tl upon to prwt-nt th>-
Hanio to thrf bank ■• ■••• •. thirty days, <>r th«
haul bOOS will *»• d«Cjar«<L .•ii!n-»1'..-d and m
tin^ulHht-.i an>l_o_J^w_9nf Isauol In -ii ih^re..f.
LC>^T— BarTkhnok N<>. i"^.l>r». Hank for Havings.
'^Si> ilh aye.. New York. I"as merit Stopped.
L(>ST Bankbook No. 471,000 S'-.tiu-'ii's Bank
' for ai- lu*a, "* tl "rt 78 VVhII »t.. N«»x» York.
Payment at pp-J a " f! cauceiiutlon applied for.
lUeae» return to bank. j
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12:23 1:43 5:« \e-.h,,r;h ' *:«*>! 2:15 S: OS
I | BIS New Hamb'g.l T:SO!
6:301... Mlltot ...{ 7:l.'»| •-
1:1.-. 2:35 6:43 Po'keep,},. | 7:0OJ 1 :2Oj 4:10
2:10 I. Kingston Pt {12:25?
J 7:45 .. K!n(r*ton .. ■ 6:00 . !
a_a , . Cmtskill . . '• •■»
8:40 (.. Hn.laon . 10:40
8:10 J.. Albany .. *:TO .....
P.M. P.M. P.M. lA.M. A.M.IP.M.
"Connect ns at Cornwall with O. * TV*. Ry.
Special trains to C_tt*lll Mr resorts and ?nm- j
tofra. and easy conn<?«:tJf>rs to all points East. >
North, and West. Through tickets and bajrei«
check»J at offices of If. Y. Tr,insf»»- Co. Ttrntsstn
rail tickets I ween N. Y. and AH^anv acr-pted.
Most dpl'satfu! on^-ha!f and Ane-<in-r outings to
W«t Piint. »tvhnr_h. or P«nehk»eT>«le. -»
tui'Bl—K on ar.v down Da 7 boat. M-".;* served ■
at Hi* hoar*. Wn*lc.
STB. POWELb -£^^ !
Perfect Afternoon Ontinr. I/»w D»sbrcS3e!» st.
1:4.' P. M.. connertins at Wwt Point witn
CTQ HI D#UV *»• "•* 4 -^ **• B: *° r ■
Oln. ."LS&tI! Orch— «ra _on_jgart L j»te>irner_
: AMERICAN LINE rroi _t v^"a £ |
' X. V — Plj-mouth — Cherbourg — Southampton.
St. Louis *«_ «,>'• Pau! Auk. 3J
»tt York An?. 13 Philarte'prtia Au?. -•
RED STAR LINE £"£ u'l^.
NEW YOKK— XR — ANTWERP !
Vaderland I ■*. «|Kroonland Au-. 2^
Lapland (new).Aus. 13;Fialand Aug. -•
lUTUirnn » THF: NEW MAMMOTH
*KPK P - ? LAPLAIiD
1 nanny " aucs. i». ti **• M
LU.III U.I <;la«s - enrl«««^u Promenade.
Paris Verandah. Cafe. Lonnse—Kle
rAnld vntnr, Orrbe-trn, *hop. M Irele-s
WHITE STAR LINE STnTn. \
N. V. Qneenstown. H.»lvhea«l. Uverp«o! |
Baltic Au». H. nor>n'Ce<Jrtc - Aue. _j
Celtin Aac 13. noonlArabic ... _____ -1 ]
N. \.. Plymouth. Cherhoiirsr. Southampton. _ j
Teutontc.Aup. 3. 3 p in; Majestic Aug-. Tj
Oeea__c_ Ana; 10, 3 pmiAdriatic A *« -*
KSJS? in c MEDITERRANEAN
Via Azores, Gibraltar, ••* _ . _
Romanic Vu . 6 CreUc sept. -I
Canoplc Sept. -.:•■.- •• - • _?*_,
0 ETway. (Tel. 2100 Rector) « Pier 62. EC E.
CJCd St.). N. V-
GUN A3D LINE
Piers 34 and 56, North River, •»•* of, 14th St.
OrFICES. 21-24 State St., orP° alt the Battery.
Lusitania— Maurctania
Largest. Fastest. Fines* Steamers Afloat.
New York to London Sires!
VIA FISHGrARD
TSe m-st eipeditlona route. Quickest also to
PARIS-EERLIN-VIENNA
Leave New Tork WedaTadays. 9 A. la
mm m lohoojj Tuesday IN pabis
Wireless Telegraph. S__n_artne SirnaU.
Caronia A_f. 3»»Carma=ia.Ang. 20. It) as
Mauretania Aug. 10! Campania -U.«. -4
Lnsltanla Aug. 17 Mauritania ■ 51
•Will call at Queenstown ar.d Fisngu.ira.
HUNG iRI \_V-.\Mi:mCA>- SERVICE.
To FILME. via _iBRA_.TAR.NAPL___. .RIKSTB I
SUltonia.. . . Am. 4. noon J Pannonia .» ,
tCarpathla-Aug. 25. noon 1 1 1t0n1a. ... . - .sept. 33 ;
tCaUs at Genoa. .Carries 2u and 3d class or ly^
Travelers* checks issued— good liajlMl .
ITALT-EGYVT CRUISES. 1010-11. Nov. 2.. i
Jan. T and 21. Feb. IS. March It _ j
LdSDON^sj"_iL. TIIESDAIS i
Express --:i!r.gs. *
XL t»-»'j._'-- IT....AUS. 2 ';.^."' . |_Rl aaw) ftiaj '• j
K.TVm"'i. QtaawY. »aa- OjCecille Aug. 23
p«_ n German ™cbs»« s
BEEMES WCllliall 19 *. M.
Twla Screw .-a.;:sg_. ,
P r.^^VA,_4B^ . A^?. 25
Barbaras*. . Au ? . U!Gr. Kurfaeret.-.-Sept l
.lbriita_| i^,a SATURDAYS 1
NAPLES L!Q¥O 11A.M.
GENOA BBB*** 3**
P. Irene Aug. 13 J Berlin < 'new) ... -Anp. 27 1
K. Lulse AUft 20iK. Albert Se-t. 10
Vrrrefe«- in< <»nl»in!»rln* «»ca»J_
Independent Kouß-J-tb«-W«ria Tours.
J[j jf_l i Check* Good A--' Over :1_ World.
OELRICHS & CO-, Gal Uts.. 5 BroadwaT. N. V i
it 4.__-vj^i j
liSwiKMriH^ii::
ROUTE
fe^Wft nonrti _*W_*S^
teiPLSf RESORTS
I! v N '!.. P!-r SI. N.R., !oet W. -b_9t,._BC_ days I ■> B |
9.35.1J.MA.M.. 12.30. L3O. 3.15.4 15. »5._ . 7.45 P.M. I .
Boa. 9 00. lU.OO A. M.. 1.00. 3.30. 7.45, 10.40 [Easel i
Loo? Brmach oaly) P. M. •
Lv *,".V. Pter !». N. R.. foot Cedar St.. wrti J *v» ■
•IS 10.00, 11.00 A.M., 1.00. 2.CW. J._. *.4S. #- *5. ■
_M»P M 5un.9.30, 10.33 *. M.. IJO. * .00. B.IC. li.lo ■
' = Lon_Br St. «Wm net ran July 4 aac! Sec t-S. ■
I Nevr York to Atlutic Highlands ■ ' 3
I Hot York to AH«»tic Hi«W»M^ «—^W
I Rouad trip caa be made nceptM Stmn-Iwlnz W. N
B«d St. "=kd 1 T».5-2S-/ 4 »P m - SS = a - T g -all 10p'-" 1
■HUDSON RIVER NIGHTUMESi
Modern Safe ßeliable.
PEOPLES L!N£ TO IUHI
5vT*R C TV. MORSE (even dates Aug.), ST'R I
ADIRONDACK — Dally from Pier 32. N. R.. 6 i
P m . TV' 129 th St.. 6:20 P. ■ ORCHESTRA- j
CITIZENS LIME TO ALBANY & TROT
New Str. TROJAN or RENSSELAER. Pier
46, JE R., -• West 10th St.. c P. M • Yonkers.
7 P. M. daily. Stop at Albany in either direo :
' Best service. Dlr-ct rail connection at Al- |
bany ar.d Troy for points North. East and ;
"West Rail tickets ac«epte_ for passage be
tween New York. Albany and Troy. Horses
and automobiles carried at r«a*otiaoi« rates.
>end "><■ in stamp* for >nmmer Rvs»rt Book
an.l "ip the a__iaaa and Beyond, a beautiful j
Illustrated booklet- . .
■HAMBURG-AMEBICANI
All 3lodern safety Device* fWla___B-t to).
LGKDOM-PAHIS-HA^EUHG.
•Pres Llncoln.Aus.lo.lCam: JG'fWaMerseeAas.lS
tAmerlka Aug. 13." ■':.. ana— A._ .ti
t__a_D—_ad Rtz-Carlt. n _ la Carte Reauuraat.
i Hamburg direct. 'New.
r.IT.RALTAK. NAPLES AND GENOA.
S. S. If AMltritU \ujrust 9, 9 A. M.
a S. MOI-TKK laaja_4 30. ! r. __
111 IBM 1111 l CHECKS I- -l rl*
Tourist Depi. for Trir» Everywhere.
Hambqrg-Amerioan Line. 13 Broadway, V. T.
{%S%fh%J3Q 5 to 14 Day lours
lillj'&i A O ; thA P»"!ncipa! ■—
«o«wam *tr mer Resorts of
VACATION G4HA ■*• Hm SG3
iUUno BERMUia, Etc.
All Travelling Ex- $A mm AM)
penses included , with a?r S i*o
Personal Escort. %JP m L *
THOS. COOK & SON.
215 Broadway. 2<54 ar.d 333 Flfrfi Aye,
649 Madison Aye., NVw York.
|GATSK»Lfc^-"AINE| j
•M ___D__M I S«eamera leave PW* 43.
>.MITH'S IJ>'O N" R-. tt. Christopher St..
GEK.MANT.OIV>' « ek days, a: 0 ;:'.(> V. 31. ;
•CATSKTIX West 129 th St. 7:<X> P. M
•Athens j Saturday Special, pxr
•ATHkrxs Saturday Special, I pr
ST<>< KPORF
COX>VCKIE I;er ,*j> , !tcJ *-30 P. &
\\ - 12
•Saturday ■ ••'•.' *tami> for booklet giving
lant!i only at Resorts of Catj>Ul!i l!s
polnt^ n»rkM « i! :v. '?icto t< Wj» ~prtn<r
ANCHOR IHE
QLASaoVV via LONDONDERRY
California, Aug. •' lO&ni: Columbia. Aujf. 20( _ am
FurnPssla.Auij. 13 noon l*alfc!oiil;i.AuK. "T, noon
FIRST CABIN. $67.50 an.l $72.50.
HECON'D CABIN. *-IA and 547.90.
TI!IK» Cl %m *28.73 and *30.
HEXDERSti.N BROTHER- 17-la Broadway.
nril *A S < Ilk* Tier U. Wall St. Kerry.
ItCtl U LIJIC Uruoklyn. at noun.
Kur aan Juan. P. 1:.. Ui Ouayra, l'tt». CabeOn.
< vi;« _.■ and Maru-alUx •_. Cunwao.
CARACAS lug i:;jl l UU.AL < fc:n > HlA.A!iy. 2J
For IjU tJuayra, Curacao and Uaracaibo.
_Ul_U Aug. BjMARACAICO \\ig. 2W
Superior AcfoinmoilattotiM for l^assonsera.
RLl.^s!. DALLETT A CO.
General Man«ir*r». S2 W.tll St.
BLOCK ISUMD,OaiENT ! GaEEBPOaT,
SHELTER ISLAND & SAG HARB2B.
fat,, -Shinnecotk" of Montauk stcaiiibo*i Co. «
Lino U_««a X. X.. New I'ler I, E. K. Tuea. and
Tour*. -0 P. M.. t>at». l:t»O P. M
lUD BANK LINE.
Leaves Franklin at, Pier -4 North R!v«f.
dally »:!'.O A. M.. 2:3*> P. M.. Sun. 8:30. »:l3
A M. : Batten I M A. 51.. 2:55 P. M.. Sun.
I .-.,-. •» 3fl a. M.. for Highland* Red Bank. *to.
Etc 50c. Troll** to Long H.-an.-n and \.«hunr.
»i A I IflF t>Tfi" S l»avB from foot <.'hrtat..paer
da,tc « •♦•T weekday at « P. M.
BOA I Saturday* at 1 P. M. only.
r_\TK\'l BCT>_O?» LINK.— Fa»t Frulicht
■ad Pasaeoaers _taaa«rs from Frank .la at. taW
TIME TABLES-
BOSTON * Ha PO!?iTS !l
DydßUil K?3 05U13
LOUS ISLAND SGUHO ROUTES
FALL RIVER LIXEX Via Newport 3-1 F»!t
River. Lv. Pl»r 13, ML R.. ft_ TVarrea ?*t.. w#«lc
d»7S and Fumlay* K-Sn P M. Str*. COMMON
WEALTH and PRISCILLA. Orch-str- on each.
PROVIDENCE LIXS. Via provt4er.ee. _*»"•
Pier IS. North River, tur-t llarray - .. w«»_iC
days or.Jy. «-ft'» P. 1L Btnnwn PROVIDENCE
and PLYiIOUTH. Orchestra on each.
NORWrciI LINE. Via New Lon'lon. '.r. Pte?
40. J,'. R.. ft. Clarkson St.. week *_;-<. 9 •">•
P. M.: Pi— 70. E R.. fr. E. 22<1 St.. "J:3(» P. M.
Str^. CITY OF LOWELL a:. CHESTER Vf.
CHAPI.V.
NEW EEDFORD LINE, tor y*w B«»!foT«f.
Wood's Hole. Martha.-* Vineyard. Naatuck^t.
Mattapoisett. M-irioa anrj Csp<* Cod DOtata.
Leave Pier 40, North Rlv<*r. Coot o* CtuftJUU
Strf-»t. wek dav<« ontr. at «:0O P. __, 3taa____a
MAIVB and NEW H \MPSHIRE.
NEW HAVEN LIKE. for New Hav-n. Hart
ford. SrrinsSfld and North. L»av« Pter 2».
E. P. . w»»k day^. 2:4T» P. M. : Sundays. I "?<»
A. ir. Foot Ea3t l»2nd St.. wcrri <Jay«. 3:00
P. M.; Sundays. 10:0f> A. M. Sir. R;uilAKl>
c
Ticket*, utaterocrns --! Snforrratloa s»t Cltr
Tick-: OfTlce. 171 Broartway. a»ar Cort!aad*
St. Telephone ."5121 Cort!an<lt. Aisa at N. T.
Transfer ,-ir.d Toarlst Oflw* and »t - .--
LOHDQK > S. S. ROTTERDifi
v.'a 4* Betjlnninj i 2i.irto Tons
Plymouth J witu I Lea*ln3 Ne* Tart Aa?. 3
Luxurious Comfort to Ocean
Travelers Nowhere Exceeded
PARIS America Tn2sday
(T^:Sr,%? Line at
BLTIEBfIWI 39BfMd^ MO LIB.
•Xoordan Ana;. 2*Pnt*da=i Aac. 2"
t ßotterdam Aug. ©its. \tiJJH_t___m. A 3^>
•Rra.iam \u«c. Irt, •Noordam -'■ 9
•Via Br^los-R- s/M tVIa Plymouth ft BonJo^rs*.
-C^l^li% eg AIHI Pi
The Most
CTmrminc Short Sum
Trto on the Atlantic Coast. >^
STEAMSHIPS ,
NORTH UNG& NORTH STAR
TO
PORTLAND, MAINE
- (Jags: Monday. 10 a. M . and I . «■'»'
ThtinKlar and Saturday. 5 P. M.. frara
Pier 29. East River. N. T. For MO !■
lorn-ation and booklet applr to
>lAI>K 9l S. CO.. if* B'w»T. >*. T.
' — ■».
Ma e r.!3cent S. S. "Arabic" a CLARK'S
leaves Feb. 4: ratea $400 a?, g UWna *
Including «hore curtirsioaa; m
7: enchanting days. Stop- 1 ORIENT
over pmtfeses. 3 hl»n claaa g ' "
C mos. Kooad World Tour* H .-.,,_-
Oct. and Not. Program ready. f ' CRUiSe
FRANK C. CL.\RK. Time* Bid?.. »w York.
ROUND THE WORLD
3 Tours — Oct. w. Nott. 8 ■swi t» — Nearly X
Jtor.ths. No more t*7 jTn ~lr~ Ir: T'iOEal
than 15 members "■ • _ _ __ lntsr-s-lajr
in. each partr- g^Tt * trj <tr f»atar^it.
FR.VNK r ■_.l_>»ar4.H
NEW YORK TO BOSTON
Far? $4 00. Metropolitan Line Express Tartta*
K^^YALE & HARVARD
Week Days & Sundays I.*** PI« J>. N. ■ ft.
cr Rector St.. New York. 9P. _ r>*i* Bbaaaa
9 A. M. next day. Same aehedota r^tTirnlns 1 .
rui r NO. T, — Thousand Islan'iZ Montr»a^
Queb^i*. White Mountains. Lake -- -
etc Ten daj-s, start any t!rn?. $79.00. Wrtta
for descriptive literature.
Frank Tooriot Co.. 33*>-^9»* BnwMiwray. y. Y.
"TRAVEI ." FREE
Booklet o? 200 tours rna!>rl on rsqtieat.
•v;_r'. <T^ T«nr«. 51 tTest SOth St.. Ti. Y.
EXCURSIONS.
* R yJrt^feTjj*^V^^s»^jU Wa
CONEY ISLAND
Vl_. LlC__J.T_ IMLIDt __»!_l_sio_« IU
DR£AMH>D.
Gr»at*st j_mu_wi Znterprira ia tile World.
L«\ivw "W-at >2:ri-. St.. .V R.. _:« OAS.
10 30. 1\:ZO A. M.: .2AX 1:00. • ■■). 3 13. 3:30.
4:1". 5:15, C:3O. 7:3'>. S:4O P. M.
T.oave P<er 1. X. R-. 0:4.'., 10:30. 11:15 A. __.:
12:15, 100. 1:4." 2:43. r.:30. 4:13. S:CO. e:t>o.
eil. 7:13. *:13. 8:30 P. M.
Leave Iron Pier. Cor.ey Island. 10:ZS. 11-40
A. V. 12:25. 1:25. 2:10. 2:3.",. Z.IZ. »4:3j. -3.
•>:!0. 7:10. ~:r.0. S:2r>. 6.2.". 10:40 ?■ M.
Returning froni Coney Island tr;p _L_r_a« •
does not ed to 12»tti S:r«e:. N. R
r.-nd Trip Ticket, jf^glg^ggg*,.
•
aT__%jn__t r\T?"- mahn •■*_»• jrcnrr DAT
to FISHING BANK*. Leav*« V^'.h St.. S. R.
7^20 A. M.: Pier (sew) 1. ST. P... 9 .20 A. M.
Bait and tacSla on board Fara: -•e_i»a.
7Sc: _______ 50c.; Children. 25c.
STESiEB a QHafiDREPyBUS M
ROCKAWAY BEACH
Lv. Yonlc»r3 *:45 A. M.
Lv foot I29th St.; N. R . 9:45 A. M- •_•_;.
Ltt Pier (new) No. 1. X. R..10-.4-) A. M 2:*.- r.M.
Lv. Rocka«ra-.- B-each. 12:W P. -,'-;.■ P. il.
Trip marKed, - tr*ns;er9 to Str. >r_.n_ __•>-
FubUr" at Pier I. N. P-
Rnnsd ♦-Id ticket*. 5C«\: Ch!ldrrn, 5.V.
Tnctnd* afi-n. to Steepl«chaa<» P*ic at ' " i _L____
MTRITN3 tXGURSIOJIS
V>e_! Point, >ewbarjb & Poagakeepsie
V&i'.v (fxeep-. Ea-c!ay> by Palace HUDSON*
RIVET' D\V" LIKE ?T^A.^t*2RS HFNDKirK
HCDSO7T. ROBERT FTLTOX Bad W.BA>T.
Brook^va, Fu'.ton St. (By Ar.aei). 3. _>•«
brossea St.. S:4O and 9:40; W. 42d <L, 3 an:l
10- VC 123 th -• 9:20 and 1»>:2O A. M. H_t_ri
on* either down boat due 42d S% 3:3* or ■_■
P M See Steamboat Advt.
DELIGHTFUL AfTEHHOOH EXGOHSIQ3 TO
WEST POINT
(TCTMBtTI ____■! FUU'£LI>
Leaving Desbrosse.* St., 1:45: "W. 42d ft.. *:«•:
W 120 th St.. 2.20 P. M. P.stura ta X. T. 07
Fteaaaer "ALBANY." SI 00. or by rail. $"Llf>-
Daily. except Sunday. Orchestra. Cade:* la
Camp.
LAWYERS.
LAWYER^ ADVICE FREE
SCHNHIPEP. & GOODMAN". 19? Broadway.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
I_t.__A7«) WEST END AVE-. correr 10M — BIo«-3e
frorr. R'.ver-ii'i<* farlc subway express **___*
and surface cars: beautiful v!ne-cov-r»l hoca-.
finest location N. V.: l-.ir.l«orr.ely ttraisNwt
roods; asperior table-, mom folia** tha= re«__
try: c^o'er.
FURNISH ED ROOMS TO LET.
LARGE. SCXXT CORNER ROOM, raastax
water: private family; beautl^i lecattoa. 'acisc
the Hudson; telephone. Harrison. 213 lOi^C
»t. Te'.»rhon<» lUXJO — RlversiJ*.
DRESSMAKING.
( ,OOX> V RESS UA KE R will n> to couatry tS
ATtgOSt: assist Tith huu— wotH a.ni ina4» b«r
self nefol: small comprnjarion. TTrit 1 * er e»!t
j. U. ■"tore. l^V. St. mcnoUa ay».. N. T. t'ity.
REMEDIES.
[MOKtM «.M PERItVNOT CIRE^ In c»*e«
," ■ . -;. roisox. xcbtocs »Ri"r\.
BI.ADDKK I'O)1 FL.\I>TH an^t kln.ired (li^
»as«>s- reii-f at or.-.— la <!;<ns»rou» <m-w»«. r»e»St
i.r eld: rr.o-n d«-slr!r^ only first cla-^ wtaUISM
rreatrr.*nt should ta!!. T>r. BON^CHt'K. _, __f
kn.^Ti !«r.-i-:j:i^. ■'•-' vr-^ ?-*^ *■ Hw". »Ala
T V WRITING AN D TYPE WRIT EPS.
victok vi.-=ir:i-i:. 7S» xw^i'i s«t. : cataio^u*
free- a!! make* ta^en part pavinent: barjaia*
BUSINESS CHANCES. _
LAbr OrTjENTLEIIaN with *10."oi> to $Z3.~
i"mm> ta Caka Interest RcUsioaa Publication
irith author anr! ftundwt cf national prom:
nenre; trr-at future. Particulars Geor-a P*.
Kl'nne'v <•).. -iV.i Hr.>.ti!«.-.tv.
A U CT I ON SALES.
fonECI!T)Sl mEr nE SALR — Th<ry will b« <ol»i
a l>>t of hat fixtures on August 2. 9 a. m..
it' 1L)-,-. :•■■! a..'.. t>> > tiwnw^J. Auctioneer
PROPOSALS.
GOVERNORS ISLAND. X. T. If.. JUL.T X.
191ft — S«il*d proposal* in trip!io:ite. fur tar
»ishin.<. eonunenctn* Oct. T. IHO, !-\>ra«.- an-t
Straw r.-c;uir> 'l in l>«-pt. v? th« Ea»t. ilurins
i-»-u.r entiins? Jun« Si>. 13tl, wiM b« r«.-viv^il
terf un:il li> *- "'— August «, t:»ln. U. ». r»-
MTVCS r-.k;hT to rt'.i-ct .ir acctpt any or all pr<v-
or any i>itrt thereof Tnformation fu~
i:sh»d on apr'l< - at!oß. Hnvelon^j* contatnin*
nrop'-sitls •win b* *nili-»rs#-U "Proposal.* for
Fetus* und Straw at— .'* I. AY. LITTELL.
t». q M- >:
SURROGATE'S NOTICES.
LN PrnSI'ANCE OF AN ORDiltt OV HON.
Ahn«r C Th»mas. a Surrr^uta of tint Ccunty
of New York, notice ts hereby «iveu tv all per-.
msi having rliimvi arams: Mary A. Alhtfr*.
!ate of the CCOttty o* New York. Oecsaseti. t»
present the Kir- wlir» voucher* th^rrof to •■■-.
Mlliw l*Ti» » »- their Diac« oi transactlr? "it
ness, trti- nfTice- >if Jam<-3 Dtmareat. Na 14»
NaMau street. In Th« Oitv of N-»w "York. on or
bcfoie tiw Crst day t;S Seßtemfcer next.
i.'Ata.: New York. th«"» *!«ver.th Jay of February.
1310. DUSTA^ AIX.\IP.S.
WiLUAiI S. Mi-VO i'X ER.
Execufsrs.
IAMF-" D!!^t.VnE3T. Atrorne-r far _-evUtofß_
11U Nassau St.. Now York City.
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