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CHARTERS CM FOR dog
Rich CaifTornian Pays $2,000 for
Pefs Fare to 'Frisco.
DOES it FOR HIS WIFE
pallnian Euies Bar Canines, So
■ Couple Travel as "Guests"
cf "Bull Pup."
"..- j th? dog's oar. We are -pimply his
'V^ -■ The woman ■ah.i made the re
f sern •- husband pay ovor Ji.ooo
/*a pr i\-ste car so that her pet might ac
'^ them to their PaciSc Coast home.
J. . w*S a French brindle boll "purp,"
J "*' x-iaiurnl»r <°ars <*ver creot and eyes
*\- <:t3ri2:s. His naino tv as Radium.
f Vj,^ chartered coach was the Plymouth
,*,}; psfcifeSTPd . at. the St. Louis expot-i-
a r.iarvei of beauty and conven-
J^ When it xras whisked out of the
!^porary Ftction of the New York Ccn-
S Kai Jroad y^^Prday. st 43d street and
;"' 't n zicn avenue, nt the end rt the 12:53
ipcl- iriin. it '' ' •■"'■- f'->ur passengers
*"-& the dog. The passengers were Mr.
' & llrs- F. £. Drew. Mrs. Drew's mother
ri a French rnald— and the dos was
_^ij, r - And Radium has a reputation
' .*- sjv.ee :t was discovered by Mme. Curl§
f - rarity, and. consequently, • i;pensiv*»
yr?- Drew uculd cot leave the dog- be
i*-j& - v -er or trust him in tlie -- ic* car.
*£, Istt? of tJie Medes and Persians, -which
■^Tre never supposed to alter, were not
_-ere txed than the Pullman rule against
'res on its roaches. Radium oould not
pi , «,;:ii the Drews on a Pullman in which
ether }>asfcnEers were aci-omraodated-
Mr. Drew went to the offices of the Chi
cago, iliiwaukee & St_ Paul Railroad, and
Tr , € rc ac« a lor.g study of methods to evade
!»? rust 1 acainft dogs, but none would meet
l£ subtle reyuirements.
""The- only aay out i 6 to chartrr a car.
End. of .-purse" which was as Ear as the
railroad official sot. Mr. Drew Interrupted
a kr.^w the ccsu
-ilcre thzn fc'SBPJZ "was the. answer, and
S T>a? supposed thai tnat -would keep the
inndle bull Radium as a permanent addi
tion to this city's dog- population.
But when the train pulled out to connect
It Ch:"aco with the Overland Limited, to
■xtie'r. the Plymouth Rock will be coupled.
3tr. Drew had paid 52,055 for the exclusive I
•Jsp of the coach, or over 51.500 more than
S wrtuid have cost without tlie charter.
Tie Drews were passengers on the Hani
r-j"-Ainerican steamship Amerika, -which
on Saturday. The dog was a dis
covery abroad, and was to toe an ornament
in the Pacinc Coast home. How much had
},c cost? That was a secret, but the money
r. T L* was nut responsible for Mrs. Drew's
tatdsess or the animal. When Mr. Drew
not to get t:.e tickets for the journey to
sis transcfflotiieatal home ana met with
lia rebuffs j^at led to the chartering of
the Pullman his wife was in despair.
Acquaintances suggested bribing -porters,
cfrr<a;inp the dog In a bap. hiding him in
a £«uero-;m, putting him in a trunk with
<?-■.£■ bisculls for company, tiimming him
■trith -ntK^l and passing him eff for a sheep,
tat Jlr. Drew feared that discovery might
inear: the loss cf the precious animal. The
ra^road official who suggested chartering
ti«- car said that he did so without the
remotest belief that it v.-oukl be done.
■a'K^n a car is chartered the cost is fig
'jr<r dop in this way ■ For a Pullman coach,
S^t a day from the start back to the start,
ana t~eniy-iive rassenger fares. The time
tivm this city to the Coast and back is
kckoned as ten days. That meant SSOO for
the coach. There was some modirieation in
;.-t- fare rule, so That the total paid was
The dn? is to have the range of the -alioie
coach, of course. The porters will not be
required to make up a berth for him unless
i-e gets car sick. Food will be served in
;ce "private car for him, as he ta. ill not be
permitted in the dining carr But Radium
TT-n have a chance to sirine in the dog
•R- rid of California, and .in tliat lies the
-.—iScation for the chartering of tlie Pull
2:an coach. Mr. Drew is president of a
lumber company :n San Francisco.
"It's the dog's car." ~Mrs. Drew said as
the train pulled o"t of the station. "We
are amply his guests."
-Z-D FOX GRA\D LAPCENY.
Wili
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JEWELRY FORFEITED AND SOLD.
Collector Loeb heard yesterday that the
pearl necklaces found on the person of 11.
4?. iyrn, <•* Milwaukee, when he arrived
ws the steams].:;' Amc-rlka in ilay, had
\*.,. v forfeited end woui.l be sold at Tren
tcn "H August IC. The appraised value of
th« jc«lry a-a.« P.VBM. Lyon was fined
il.'." 1 -. and paid it.
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.
': ' -iosely fitting corset cover is a ne
eessJty under closely fitting gov.-n^. This
cne is both shapely end ciraplc. It can be
r-.ad^ as Illustrated or cut off at the waist
Loe j? i-referrcd, and the neck can be made
r- j-'J or in "V" Fhape. Merrerize-3 batiste
i- the material ll'iistrated and the trtm-
TBmg 35 lac. f.'ith beading", but all mate
■s^- tfcat are use a for undf-r?armcnts an»
I i att Err: x OT
■ •■ rs :_
iwropriete. CYops-barred and embroidered
(feafitoi are used by many women. . but
phaeook !wn and batiste are the stand
« Utorili titiicr lace or embroidery can
fc it^x as tranmlpsai or the necjs and arm
!'!•- eCaun caa bo embroidered.
IT** T^^tity of uiHt^rial requir^J for ttte
h4kua size Is 1 l"»r<i 2C or % ya«> **
lafca u !G - uith IM yards of Insertion. at
brt* of beadtoi (ii»d f^ >a-'da of edgwur
rrte t-ltern. r,o. C.707. is cut in mm for
* % « 4... <2 « S^S ifi inch bust na-M^.
H» Kl2 be CMtiled le uny address m re
**vt of 13 c«a:s
: p^., give pi^Uir of pattern and ■"■
?-««-4r?? -««-4r? dJstfcjcUF -Vdflress Pattern i«
**i«n»£.'t rfew-York Trlbuuc. If J° a
F%r for rrttrrn se-U an extra 2-ce^t
JJg^J v,: ATil inaiM/y. letter postase
Of Interest to tOomen
MOOES FOR THE SHORT
Some Things They Should Shun
and Some They May Wear.
One would reaJly suppose that those who
are responsible for the styles HI in vogue
had been laboring under the delusion that
the majority of women were tall and slen
der, so many Lines have they used that the
short woman has been warned hundreds of
times, both by precept and example, to
avoid. KWtIIWK could well be devised that
would be more effectual In taking from
one's apparent height than the frock with
the deep hem, the tunic with a wide decora
tlvo hand nt the bottom or the tailored
SUMMER TAIT>-.RFT> COJSTUMES OF BHAMTCKG
suit W.th horizontal Ftripes finishing the :
lower eclges of both coat and skirt.
The effect of these garments has been |
modified by the narrowness of the skirts, ■
so that to the woman who is not broad in
proportion to her height they have been
harmless, but they have been the despair |
of the short -woman who was also stout. ■
Yet even she can gratify any longing she
may have for a deep hem. if only she will
have it broken by a panel running the full
length of her skirt, both back and front.
The new mode of holding in the skirt at
the bark and front by a square of plain
material, leaving the sides plain, is for the
slender woman only. In these days of
using one material more or less trans
parent over another one the shortening ef
fect of a horizontal decoration can be
counteracted by wearing over it a robe
with trimmings running in the opposite
direction. , ,
The woe? of the short woman, be ene
stout or thin, have really only beg,:: when
she attempts to buy a ready made
eo^iume, for everything is nude for
her taller sister?, and she will need to
choose a model that ran be altered to su.t
li*r height without spoiling its lines. One
can easily imagine, for instance, what
wnuld be the result of trying to shorten
costumes like those In the illustration.
If knything were to be ...... off The bot
tom of oithor of these skirts the points mat
cross over would then m-t be in the ngfct
relation to the other part.,-, and if the
Uortentog were done at both bottom and
top 'these same points would be too near
tho coat- And, again, to shorten the coat
at the bouorn would throw its overlapping
ncint out of its proper relation to the rest
oAhe garment. The only way to get a
Lu.fHctory result would be to take some
thW off the top and bottom of both coat
tfmo-* eaual to
• The simuur
r;"t can be boat easily adapted to the
needs of the short woman.
SURPRISE CAKES.
The following "inirpflse cakes- make .a
;liTdessert &t on informal "spread in
"ummerTlfave ready some individual cup
2SS Cat them into -.. layers and re
move a small part of the soft interior. In
t^cavitv thus formed place a piexe of
reach frat will exactly fill it. Sprinkle
with Fitted pondered sugar Press every
Seme t£)ays of the World
Tr^ summer widower has been the object
of much sympathy *nd some ridicule but
Me situation Is not without elements of
onefulness. a«d one woman advises every
ousewife to let her husband undergo wH
aa ordeal. -Men.- she «f^*^^
b rnrmrth^P-nceTn 0 S,
To*" hou«. and siting bis own break
fan will be a valuable experience, and If.
£ tsZ tremely probable, he does not keep
"> the work lon ff enough to «"*•««
iz -» — « "'-" \^ ss .s
the watched pot tna.t nev. "
stik that burned In the mean time
4 r observing woman at one of the ■«*
rs =* «~
y 'tlril The cold goes to her head.
fOrg6 , herself a^ and *• sc«a«»» with
u ;i7 4a S«t the m«t
IHiliill
XEW-YORK DATI.Y TRIBUNK, WEDNESDAY. UOTST V\ 1!>1 fl
two layers, together. Ice the cakes all
over with a -white icing, pressing into the
top of each a slice of fresh peach. A ro
sette of whipped cream may accompany
each of the cakes if served as a dessert.
CHILDREN SORRY FOR MAYOR
Wish He Had Attended Exercises
at Vacation School.
Nowhere was the news of the attack on
Mayor Gaynor's life received with a sense
of greater horror than at Vacation School,
177, at Market and Monroe streets, for
yesterday was exhibition day there, and the
pupils had hoped at one time that the
Mayor would be their guest. He had prom
ised to come, but had to change his plans,
as he expected to sail for Europe on the
very day act for the exhibition.
"If only he had come here he would not
have been shot." the children said.
The news did not come till late in the
morning, however, and did not spoil the
great occasion for the light hearted chil
dren. The whole school was in gala at
tire, and the bis: assembly room was glow
ing with yellow. On cacli small head
gleamed a bow of yellow— it turned out to
be tissue paper instead of ribbon, but what
of that? On every breast was a naming
badge of yellow^ "really ribbon," the Sift
to the school of Miss Rebecca Palmland,
the principal, and around every email waist
or in every well worn buttonhole glowed
the vejlow ol'o 1 ' vacation School 177. Even
the babies— the kindergarten class, to be
esact— were resplendent with . yellow
wreaths of paper flowers around their some
what tousled heads.
The children, after they had saluted the
flag with due decorum and sang- "The Star-
Spangled Banner" with all the strength of
their young- lungs, entertained the visitors
with folk dancing and music and the school
cheer.
After the exercises the visitors were con
ducted through the various classrooms,
where the handiwork of the children was
on display, and later the "farm" under the
WiHiamsburg Bridge was inspected.
' i
THE POWDER PUFF IN FRANCE.
American women are usually content A)
carry a moucholr and a fan in their thea'cre
, Laps, but the women of France often r*dd,
las necessary their wrellbetag, a po^f^ier
i puff and a small i>onbonit>re lied with
! some favorite confection. As soon as a
French woman la comfortably seated' in a
theatre she takes out the powder puff,
sewn perhaps in the centre of a miniature
handkerchief, and dusts it lightly over the '
j fa<e. The onlooker might tlilnk that she ;
was merely making use of a sni;»ll inou- ;
| choir. She argues that the employment of 1
| the Little puff, even in public, is infinitely j
; preferable to being seen with a fa.cc from I
which the desired p<-.aciiiik:e lustre has dis
appeared. Should the theatre be overheat
ed or the atmosphere especially close b.e
may even resort to this expedient two <>r
throe times during the performance. TSi^
oaoJere, she fancies, she requires Hot I
■ only to supply herself with some spicy ,
sweet, but also to pa.--. - around to 'her
friends that they may enjoy the same re
| freshment.
face or jump up and down with Iwr arms
around the ■svoraan who is Swarding- next
door. Many an acquaintance is begun thus
unconventionally In the surf, and alas! if
both women have not the saving sense of
humor, a handful of salt water thrown
into an open mouth may dampen one's af
fection for a llfelonff friend.
Not only are there these lapses from con
ventional manners to delight the onlooker,
; ii' she sp<-5 also many little revelationa
of character. The girl she had never sus
pected of vanity la discovered pulling; a
damp little curl out over her temple— the
unbroken line of a thing- cap is so unbe
coming! What keener test of bravery than
the first plunge into the cold water. Some
women hesitate, some step gingerly in, but
the true hearted, the brave, the woman
who knows ehe must and the sooner the
better, plunges in boldly and Is out beyond"
the breakers before her timid companions
have wet their shoulder*.
The woman on shore makes a mental note
of all thia, for the entertainment of an
other group on the hotel piazza later In
the day.
I When in *
J BERLIN j
$ Be Sure to See $
tGrunfeld's , t
} Linen Stored
{ 20. 21. Le>lpzl«er Street J>
5 OWN MILLS: LANfIESHUT, SILESIA
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Genera! Bliss Takes Command in j
California.
[From The Tribune Bureau.]
Washington, August 0.
SUCCEEDS GENERAL BARRY.-Briga
dier General Tasker H. Bliss goes to San
Francisco to-day to take command of the
Department of California. succeeding
Major General T. 11. Barry, who becomes t
superintendent of the Military Academy j
at West Point. Colonel Scott, superin- ,
tendent there now. returns to his place |
in the line as a major of cavalry. The
place which General Bliss has occupied on
the' joint board of army and navy officers,
which was appointed In ISO 3to consider
questions of importance to both services,
will be filled by the detail of Major Gen
eral William H. Carter, of the General
Staff.
SEEKS RETIREMENT.- Joseph
\ H. Linnard, ranking naval constructor of
the navy, has asked to be retired, under
! the thirty-year law. Assistant Secretary
! Wlnthrop has approved the request and
i forwarded it to President Taft. Captain
| Linnard, who has been In the Construction
I Bureau nearly twenty years, has been act
| ing as superintending constructor at the
j works of the New York Shipbuilding Com
j pany and general inspector of work being
I done by the Bureau of Construction and
i Repair. He was appointed to the service
j from Pennsylvania.
ORDERS ISSUED.— The following orders
have been issued:
ARIIT. j
Captain JOHN* W. BARNES. loth Tnfantry. to ;
recruiting service. Fort Slocum.
NAVY.
Captain W. N. LITTLE, detached Bath Iron i
Works Bath; to duty as inspector of machin- |
ei-v. Fore River Shipbuilding Company, j
Ueut^iialu' Commander A. CRENSHAW, to duty :
as inspector of machinery, Bath Iron orKs. ,
Ensis^C. W. KENYON and W. P. BEEHLKR.
detached the Cleveland: to the West v ir-
ChaplaYn "c. M. CHARLTON. detached navy yard.
Norfolk; to navy yard, Boston.
Chief Machinist D. 11ULLAN. orders ■letacr.'-d ;
Of- California, to home and wait orders, re- j
yoked.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.— The fpl- I
lowing movements of vessels have been i i
reported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Aug. 7— The Hector at Bradford. R. I.: the Me- i
Donouph at Newport; the Wolverine at At- i
pena. Mich. . ._: $
Aug- P S— The Lebanon at Provlncetown ; the ***- +
etta at Guantananio: the Granite State a £
navy yard, "Mew York: the tftandlsh tl je
Baslev and the Cuttlefish at Solmnoji?!
Inland; me North Carolina at NortoiK; UJe
Tennessee, the Montana, the Chester, tne Sir
nUngnam. the Brutus and th«; Pntoma; i at
Hampton Roads; the Totomac at SJorta g
SAILED.
i Aug. S— The Wolverine, the Gopher, the 's i: itir-.
the Nadivllle and the Don Juan ■"• V l^tria
from Alpena for Buffalo: the If ban. c from
Boston for Provincet<.«,n- the Gram m state
from New York City for navy y? c: . New
York- the Standish. the Bacloy ana the Cut- ■
tlefish from Annapolis for ssoloraoi fa Island;
thp Vorth Carolina from Hampton \ Roads for f
Norfolk; the Tennessee, the M< rttana. the j
Oilier, the Birmingham, the f;rutus and
Potomac from Southern drill grounds for
Hampton Roads: the Potomac iifrm Hampton I
Roads for Norfolk: the Chester from Hamp- 1
ton Roads for Boston: the Blrnjf.ngham from ,
Hampton Roads for Mew Yo"S i
Ausr. »— The New York from Ca- .-f te for Toko
hama: the Yorktown from A^DUn.-n for <,o
rinto: th» North Dakota, froiji/ Tompkinsville.
The^eofsia S'na'vV^ard. FWiladelphla untlj
j about 1-Uh instant, and t> join Atlantic*
(jr.. ; " I
The irirminpham ordered to "iSJiw York City tn%
The tester" detached fifth, division. Atlantic'!
fleet, and assigned to bt«c tal service. '
TRIED TO HIDE HEIR NAMES?
Central Vermont Strike Breakers Well
Known in Pennsylvania.
Now London. Conn., Au:;. 0. — When
charges of rioting sasrainst two men were
dismissed in court to-day it became known
that these two participants in the outbreak
of strike bz?eaketf.s brought here by the I
Central Vermont: Railroad rrcently were».j
members of proriinent Pennsylvania fami- !
lies. They were Samuel M. Allen, a law {
student- and : ; v,n of District Attorney Allen,
of Montrose., 7Penn., ami /Edward Almes, a
clerk, whose, undo. W. F. Buedick, an at- ;
torney, was. 'present in court.
After the. 'nolles had been entered it was j
said the SWung men had been seeking ad- i
venture, R'nd that they were anxious not ■
to have <,'ieir Identity known.
;
HELP WANTED.
Male. t
AGETifrS to handle our teas and coffees; eTp^-».
riew c not necessary; build up a business of
your .jwn. Call or write. Burns & Reed, 20iy
HuJion St.. New York. ;j I
BIAcKSMITH countrj-; all arouwl
<a :, hQrseshoer; steady position; $?."> monut.
r.«all Laml)»tt & Crowe Agency. " 4 "' '' (li . a.ye.
8 RIVEBE — Married; truck ; countrj-; Steaidy
( work for right m«n: $.".0 per month. Call Laon
brtt S <:rotv* Agency, 645 Bth aw
MEN (threes of enerKy and determination; must
ba over 2"i. ir.t<>lUg*nt, of good education and
address-- permanent outdoor positon, with ad
vancement, to right man; moderate guarantiee
Mr. Ryan, L 56 sth aye. "■ —
SALESMEN throughout the ' T nitr-d States to. pell
automatic nec«wJtle«; every owner wants, our
pretf-ctor; references required. The O Neil Tire
& Protector Co.. 320 Bro.a-hvay-
TYPEWRITERS — Exp*rtenced RMnlnfT'in op«"ra— v
■ ■ ■ address Co.. 9 Barcla
Female
KOfPEKKKPER for school. 36 >" ward inv-.
mediately. The Hopkins Kducational Affency.
507 5i a\«.. between >-■' and 45ii sta. |
MOTHER'S H EI>PEH for school; salary yjfi:
charge of linen, etc. The Hopkins Educational,
Agency, 507 sth »v p - hfitwern 12 and 43d 3ts.
WAITRESSES, for city and roujrttry: head tuxefte
Miss Hofmayer's xVjsency. :(^O--'!^2 Titli av»>.
WORK WANTED.
Male.
CHA.rFFEI.-R.— ' •>■■"■■•,. single; careful driver;
good machinist; moderate salan r ; City or coun
try. Pugh. 10 W«;st 13' M et.
DRIVER or STARI-EILVN wants position. Care
of Haucner. Hlli last 1 ..-: .st.
PUNTER. paperhanser. decorator; take
'char?" and responsible; any Job; city,
country. 217_Ea3t S">th *'
SALES JIANAGKR-^-YounK man. thorouKhly
experienced' university trained; has knowledK«
of advertising and contract law: can give ex
cellent references. W-. B»K 32. Tribune Oftw.
STENOGRAPHER.— Dstpert; varied experience.
wants job uptown; $-"> a week; A3. references.
C. B. J.. Box 10. Tribune Office.
Yoi'VG MAN 30 desires a position for a tew
hours a day. Address a.. Box 4,-,, Tribune
Qglce.- . j
Yfi; no MAN. 22. wlthea good position. A. Gor-/
man, lia South M st., Brooklyn.
Fema'i :.
COMPANION-ATTIiNPAN-T. — Vounjc woman,
educated, musical, as companion to lady liv-
Ing in town situated on shore line of Connecti
cut- references. Addrcas A- 1 -. Tribune Office.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WAN , ED.
Mala.
BUTLER EnifMah- absolutely first r'ass in <"vcry\
detail- excellent New York and English refer
encea; #!¥>-*«••. Waldorf Agency, 12 West S3d st.
•j'h.nii- 3<J<> Madlscn. |
i: ; Ti.T.li Englishman, married; tony references;
permanent country place preferr«u. Horsy.
Perlot Place, West ■ me*, N. J.
COACHMAN and OAPOJENEB. — German; good
all around man; conies hlfttUy r.<:ojnuit nd. a .
city or out. Plaza 1925. MorroWs Agency, 721
I>:xlngton a.ye.. coi'nar 58th M
COUPLE — Scotch Protestants; butler and cook:
both neat, young, capable, ezverteßC* s«r
vunu- 12 rauciim' excellent Baceaeooe: SCO-*"'"*.
WaM«r£ As«.JXCj, •-' West SBd at. I'l:.>n.i 300
jlajMaon. j
HOUSE WOUKEK. >■•<>><■ or chambennnid;
youuK Norwegian ; (rood city reference; $110.
Miss Hofmayer's Agency. O"^0 sth ;i' < . M I
fl oor. Telr- phono i 5-~ — Mad 1 eon gquar<
JAPANESK EXPEKT CtiUK. in privitie family
or genUefliiUi's place; h'nn«H* H01,.r, willing to
go anywhere; beet recommendationa. lillclson.
708*L.ftx!n»,iui! a\ i
female.
CHAMBERMAID or CHAMBEKMAID-WAIT
BBSS— ParUoul»rly n^i. cai>abl« Ueiinan Klrl;
VXcdteVLt city r«sfernc-.e «25. Waldorf A«f"c>'.
12 We«t 3M at. 'Phono 3<A> Madiaon.
COOK and urM'K!-,-n or HOCsrEWOi
'By Pix>tK»twit woman: four years refcrenru*.
Mrs. Cooper' a Agency. iIT-7 i»h aw., .'iMii »t.
iiOTHKlT~Jiiid DAUGHTER Excellent '«wjk;
beat reference*; ■annul work or carts of child;
country M«( erred , taiwer all month. AiMr*ss L>.
■X., Tribune Uptown Office. 18tH Broad
WORKING HOL'gBKSKPSH - ' l > Danish wom
an lor one Of 1 two gentlemen: •suH.-iient e<»ik.
K. C. Hmt lflO Triune . Unuuwn Ofllce, 136*
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITUftc*^
' ROLL TOP
DESKS
OFFICE
FVRNITURE
In irrrat. variety
of 8tyl« and price.
T. G. SELLETV.
11l Fulton St. m r
{NSTRUCTiON. ""
r_^ * vww
For Boys and Young Men— Ci c /.
PACKARD"
4 Means THORO» jqh
i:« everythlnj pertaining to I „ IB i ncs3 - j
education.
ALL COMMERCIAL Bf / ANCHES
INDIVIDUAL IN3TRU C TION 't
NO SOU" ITOF s
52 year* of faithful f , Tork .
FALL TERM OPENf; SEPT. 6.
Packard Cbmmerrj a i School
i Fourth Aye. and 23rd * jt., \ew York .
« ..in ■— — -~— — r
A ScSiof/iiwitli I
indivif y ualify . ]
The Long Is!. iin" t (Episcopal)" school •
for ' boys. Locate r t j n a beautiful and
healthful village , on iv IS . miles from
New York. Fir H jroot buildinsrs, jfvm
nasium, swimr /__ riO o i, so acres of
athletic fields, C3as« individual In
struction. Th / jrough college prepara
tion. Bo>s ot ( ', erv and upwards admit
iinn «'4 i r pstnow opm. Catalofrue^
ST. ,1jl»s" SCHOOL'"
V.Ar.rEU ,j MA ;; SH , H«-ad Master.
P ■■• BOX ;., ,;_,;;; , ■ _v. .;-/ . r .. [ . N. T
Collegiate School
- /' WEST 33XH BTEF.ET.
ioya v eoared for the Collr;ffe3 and Scien
tific Schoi fa Well-equipped Gymnasium.
Reopen , Wednesday. September 23th.
t», 1 c " a ' r '- th appointment of, a bead mait«r
''"'" ben *ol v.-C be vc j er . the direction of the
Rev. E /ward B. Coe, D, D., chairman of the
Board ftf Trustees.
All -communications, may be- addressed to
I--' Clara S. Wti mri, Jlliw;i alai y. at the School.
Ncr / York -♦■ 7ft/, h Year opens Sept. 2*.
Un //er«itv "♦" ¥SF"^« Class, 0-12.
tl ' /c * y , -*- Aftemwn Claw, 4-6.
L« gy behoof +. Evening Class, 8-10.
4- , -<H» +■»'♦ + »■»■ Decrees LL. 8.. Lli M.. J. D.
-* 4 dre.«s 1.. J. Trimpfc-irLS. Pec. Washington Sq.,
N^iv York.
Foe B<>th~Sexes^-City.
pYHY BEKIXT/ school of languages.
1LAI:»1SOV SQCARE (1122 BROADWAY)
Harlem B'-;,r.--h. Lenox Ay«.. near 12Vth St.
Brook; Branch, Clg-'JUO HvJjrggton St.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.
American an»t F«rcißTii ' Teachers' A«enry.
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors, Gov
ernesses, etc. to Colleges. Schools and Families.
Ap»ly to Mrs. B£. J.YOUXG- FULTON.
■ 23 Union Square.
_ /CARPET CLEANING. [
B. Y.^CARKT~GLEANII6 WORKS
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern.
TeL 1602 — I6S3 — Established 1557. !
Fine Hugs $G*en from Old Carpets.
Prices Seasonable. Send for Circular.
. 437 and 433 W. 45th St.
-ft". H. JORDAN. - EDWIN L.EXTZ.
€arp€i & : 'Rug Cleansing
■ |) g«E Srawn'Go. jHI^ HIIL
.^SflflA E.;S?th._St. MS4I > Murra y HIIL
•■CAREKrV CARPET CLEANING CO. — Cleans |
by comprised air. steam, hand or on floor. j
.i:..-,» BroaxLiv-ay, 121 East 4Sth st. COE -&
'BRANDT. Tel. 153 — 38
SURROGATE'S NOTICES.
1 IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. |:
Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of th» County [
J of New York, notice is hereby . given 10 all r
persons, having claims against <:harles Majmc, i
, late of the County of New York, deceased, to I
■ present the same with vouchers thereof to
tlio subscriber, at her place of transacting '.
business, at the offices of Pratt, Koehler & ; ■
Russell. No. 47 Cedar Street, in tii.- City of:
New STotk, on or before the 23rd day of Sep- .
tember, nest.
Dated. New York, the 16th day of March.
1910.
CAROLINE MATNC. Executrix.
i Poatt. Kbehler & Russell. Attorneys for Ex
l erutrix. No. 47 Cedar Strppt. Borough of
Manhattan. City of New York.
Jrs « PURStIAKCB OP AN ORDER OF HON.
I Ahn^r C Thornap. a Surrosrate of the County
of New York, Notice is hereby civen to all
j persons having claims acriinsr JAMES WILLS,
late of the County of New York, deceased, to
p r p Sf . R t the sain** with vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, at his place of transacting: business
I at the office of McCordy & Yard. No. »W> Broad
' way, in the City of New York, on or before th«
j loth day of December next.
! Dated New York, the 28th day of May, 1910.
"WILLIAM BRINKERHOFF. Executor.
M'CURDY <V- YARD. Attorneys for Executor,
'.*fi Broadway, Borough of Manhattan, New :
/ York City. I
1 IN, PUBSCAICCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
(Abner C Thomas, a SurroErate at the County
j of New York. notice _Js hereby given to all 1
/persons having claims asainst Eugene ShlfT. I
i deceased, late of the County of New York, to i
J present the same with vouchers thereof to th« I
( subscribers, at their place of transacting husi- j
' nrss nt ■■- ofTice of Whltrid^e, Butler & Rice,
' No. Tit) Wall Street. In The City of New York,
on or before the first day of December next.
Dated New York, the 35th day of May, l!U0.
ADRIAN ISELIN. JR.. SAMUEL VTOOLVER
TON. icutora.
WHITRTDGE. BUTLER & RICE, Attorneys i
for Executor?!. 50 Wall Stnvn. N. T. j
IN -PIISSUANGE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
.\bn-r C. Thomns, a Purrogato of the County '
of New York, notice is hereby pi-.-, n m ail per- I
uons having cialnjs against Alexander McDonald,
late '■•: the County of New York, deceased, to
present the samp with vouchers thereof to the t
subscriber, at his place of transacting business.
No, 105 Broadway, in the City of New York, on I
or before the nineteenth day of November next.
Dated New York, the e«venteenth day of May.
1010. EPIH-'N'TI K. STALLO. Administrator.
BOARD "AND ROOMS"
' S2P ST.. Hi* WEST. — Private; baths; steam:
w.pamuetol: electricity: excellent table; special; j
doctor's finest opportunity. L
; FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
LARGE. SUNNY CORNER ROOM, running
water: private family; beautiful location, racin*
i the Hudson ; telephone. Harrison, 215 West 101 st
Rt. - ...... hone (MX*' — Riverside.
!
CHEMICAL SPECIALITIES, serious and sup
ported with important funds, would b»» or
ganized and Bold in Franc by th* I.aboratoire
(Vntral do Produits Phaxmac^utiquQS and
Chimlqnes, No. r>rs R»i(* Reaumur, Paris. Spe
cial method, quick ant! certain success.
a!>vlelsTl§EME>FtS -VXD StIBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at thi It Uptown
Office, N<>. [364 Broadway, betw^pti ofith and
.Ttth sta until i> o'clock P- m- Advertisements
received at the followinjr branch offices at r«c
ulai- offlc^ rates until 8 o'clock p. m.. viz.: 3M
Srh aye., p. c. ear. 23d St.: 138 6th a.- cor.
1"tl> si ' 104 East 14th St.: "57 Wast '-■! ">*■
»>..,„■, , n 7th and «th »'•""■: 26:; West T2.'»th at.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE.
BIG BARGAINS — Slightly used office furniture.
desks typewriters, cash reEister3, adding ma
chines, 'mirr.oosraphs. filing oablneta, safes. a'l
dreaatiu: machines, time clocks partitions, checic
protectors, bookcases. NATH.VX'S. 4 White Street
BILi<tARDS pool and new patent combination
Utbl.'o- lowest pricu.-;. supplies. repairs;
bo-wlinc allcj- bullfiecs. Decker'^. 103 East Oth :
«t. Eatftbllsh^d IP-*.O .
LOST BANKBOOKS.
BANKBOOK No. r.."iS,44t> of tin Onion Dtme Sav
ings Bank is missing. Any person having- a
claim to It Is lK»r«*l»y called upon to present, thf
sam* within ten daya or submit to having said
jiasthook t-ain-i-llfl an.l a now ouw issued.
LOST OR s?TOLKN. — Bankbook No. 0^2.002 nf
tht: German Savings Bank in tlio City of New
V..rk. corner -illi 11 avc. an«l i4|l; at., lasupd to
Frank an.l Eva Pticar. All pcrr^nn are eautloned
opainst titiEotlatlns fbe same, tf not returned to
(h.- bank on the Rl"«t <ivy "f August, 11)10, a
riui ll<-ate will be issued.
LOST.— bankbook No. 088,13*, Bank lot Savings,
2.50 4th hyp.. New York. Payment stopped.
Pleoae return book to 'tank.
LOST. —Bankbook No. 857.Q36, Hank for Bxvttag*.
■■<-n 4th avi'., Now York. Payment stopped.
PKa.so return hook to bank.
LOST — Tf«mkl!o.jk No. &ST.OS&. ISank for Sa\-lnss.
'•js.i 4th >iv . New Yor!j. Payment stopped.
1 .... return hook to bank.
"iJJii'F.—KxnUXxjnk N'". 298,603, rfcmk for Savins". '
4th B.V*-., New York. I'aym«"nt stopped.
Pli'aS'' rrturn hwk to liwnk.
'remedies.
'Fi7oli7nfT;if. PKItMANKVT CI'KES in cases
'fBLOOD POISON. NERVOUS J>KBILITV.
151 \l>l>Ki; U>iri.UM> and kindred d'.s
eaae , relief at once in dnng'rnua eaaea, recent
( .r old- ■ hi « .1. Ins only first rhia.A srientlflc
treatment should call. Dr. BONSCHCn. the well
known apedallst. .V.» W- - :>•■ at. ■■ i ■<::■ fr-3. 7-0.
TYPEWRITING AND TYPEWRITERS
VICTOR VISIBLE. 79 Nassau St_ . catalog—
free- all make* taken part payment; bar?ata*
In Uml«»rwoar!«i. It«mington«. OU**ra SnillLa.
jLbvEHTISEMBaraS AND SUBSCRIPTIONa
for Tho Trihune received at tUclr Uptown
Office No. I- 11 ' Broadway, between 3tUli und
"7th *t» until '■•'• p. "■■ AdvurtljiPini'iits
rtctlvtd at the follow log brunch office* .i! reg
ular ortlco rut^s ir 254 ai . )1M "'•• •• I - : .-..,. .
Hth ivo s. c. cor. 23a «t.; ins «th avc. run
I^-th It '■' W B"* 1 iith *- : " 57 I2d et..
hptweon 7th and Sth fivfs.; 883 V.V«t 12r.th »t.:
VOID "d uvi.-.: iesa Bd »w,, n.-nr rtlut st.: : •'""
;,.' ' avc, nrjr HOili nt : 151 V.*-. r.'..'.;i »t.: T3<l j ;
•i,, f V . aye.: *">*> «o ' uv "- UJi^ •*»> American .
.Diaurlct TeleSMWi Ottlce. , i
TIME TABLES.
FALL RIVER LINE
'Splendid Steamers — Spi-ndid Service)
Really a delightful experi
ence —
A trip on a Fall River Line
i steamer to Boston this time
jof the year.
You will describe it in even
more enthusiastic terms than
we dare.
Fall 'River Line- steamers leave
\ New York/ Pier 19, North River,
foot of Warren Street, pt 5:30
'P. M. Get you to v ßosion as
'early as : 7 o'clock next morn
ing — later if you like. &A
Fare to Boston .... «P*X
Telephone SI 2 I Cortfandt for information.
City Ticket Office— l 7! Broadway
AMERICAN LINE *g&S£& S R
V. V.— PJrmonth— PouthamPvon.^
i Itew York An?. 13 [Philadelphia Aug. _.
St. Paul Am:. 20' Ft. Loai? r.Pept- •» |
RED STAR LINE Tn. n""I SM.5 M.
nW YORK — T>OVKR IHTWOr. t- l i
Lapland m«w).An?. IS 'Finland .Ans. »•
1 Krccnland ...Aiisr r—aikliiii ... Sept. 3
lUTliiPBn ,THE NEW MAMMOTH
ANTWERP s.s.-LfiPLfiND
DOVER 5 - 5 - LflPLflllU
I nanny 1 Am. is. na. m.
LUnUUN Gla-'« - en«-loM>ri Promeßarte. :
PARK Veronrtafa. Caf«, lonmr*^— El«
raniO i Ta t,,r Or.-tie-.tn*. «hop. Wirele»« \
WHITE STAR LINE STJSTi
N. V.. (JueenHtown. Holrli«>d. T.rrerpmol. <y _
C»H!c Aug. 13 noon Arabic A? p '» *'
Cedric. .An?. CO, 10 a m Baltic Sept. j
i N. V.. Plymouth. Ch«»rl>oaix. Southampton,
Oeeaßlc.Ang. 10. 3 pmlAdriatlc *•»« j*
Majestic. Aug. 17. 3 P m Teutonic Au&. . ..i
! r££u k 4V. MEDITERRANEAN
Via Azores. Gibraltar, etc.
Canopie.Sept. 14. 4 pmt Romanic .. . • Vwi^4
! fv<»ti.....sepf. 21. noon|Canopic. . . • ;-^;,
Offices, 0 B*way. (Tel 2100 Rector) * Fie. C
X P.. CM St.). N. T.
Yellowstone Park
Canadian Rockies
Colorado Resorts, &c.
Cook's Tour de Luxe
Limits to 25 Members, ensuring Individ
ual attention and comfort in travel leaves
New York Tuesday. August 16'!-.. via New
York Central Lines.
A TOUR OF 30 DAYS
INCLUDING ALL EXPENSES
Tickets and Tours to all Summer- Resorts.
Programs from
THOS. COOK & SON,
245 Broadway. 2M and 563 WI Aveaae,
049 ■ Madison Avenue, Wfmm York.
bSAWDY Hook
r'l^Oß NORTH JERSEY .1
16& AST RESORTS!
It \Y Pier 11. N.R.. foot W. «2d St.. — i i|t«f ■
9 35. 10.30 A.M.. 12.30. 1.30. 3.13. -J.lS.,|_ »S.2S*.7.iy P.M. B
Sna. 9.00, 10.00 A.M.. 1.00. 3.30. "7.43, M.40 (East I
Braach only P. M. 1
Lt N V Plt 10. N. X... l"«3f C— lar St., i»»ek -la-« ■
o'is*lol)f 11.00-A. M.. 1.00. 2.00. 3.45, 4^i5.*i.45. B
MOP M Sun. 9.30, 10.30 A.M. .I.JO. «.00..a.10. 11.10 ■
£ Lojgßr.oaly)P.M. -*WiH not raaJglT * i Sepc.s. j|
i Ths GradejSanJl ;|
f N'Vw'Yorle'to Atlantic HicU^ds .„„„, m
I KewYork tT AtUatlc Hi^i*^» l-.-L.ijj'W ■
IMMEiIEIiIIIE
'i:niiKtiii;u'Ha:nii!iHi:i«
3lodern—Safr— Reliable.
PEOPLES LINE TO ALSIMY
c r- f- C W MORSE (•»«■ d.-tt«>s Auj.l, FTR
ADIRONDACK — DailJ "from mar 32. N K. 4
r M W I29th St.. 6:30 P. ■■'. ORCHESTRA.
CITIZEHS LmE TO ALBANY & TROY
N«»w Str. TROJAN or RE.^SELAER. Pi^r
46. X R. ft. We* 10th St.. 6 P. M . V. inkers.
7P. M. dally. Stop at Albany* either direc
tion.
j3^>st service. Direct rail connection at Al
bany and Troy for points North. East and
West. Rail tickets accepted for passage be
tween New York. Albany aril Troy. Horses
and automobiles carried at reasonable rates.
Send .")<■. in -tamp* for Summer K«-<*ort Book
and "Up the Hiidxin and Beyond." a beautiful
illustrated booklet.
Al!=the-Way=by=Water
lletropolitan . Line . bettv<«>n t »w Tork and
B O w i O Ni
An Unbroken Haßtofa Re»t from City to City
over the most fascinating Salt Water Route la
the World. River. Harbor, Sound and Ocean.
Luxurious Express Turbine Stfel Steamships
YALE AND HARVARD
Staterooms wiih or without rath. Famil7
rooms with 4 berths, Main Deck Dtaiiif; Room. Ac.
Week days and -ar.davs. I>>avo Tier 9. H. R..
foot Rector St.. 5fP. M. Due Boston 3 A. M.
next day. Same schedule reuirr.lns.
Tickets and reservations at Wbanr; also Tourist
and N T Transfer Co. Offices throughout City.
X. Y.'t'o Boston. 54.00. Thm-J^n ri.feets all points.
The Most
Channinc Short Sea
Trip on th* Atlantic Coast.
STEAMSHIPS
NBRTHL£KD&HORTHST&3
• TO
PORTLAND, MAINE
Sailing Monday. MA. M.. »nd Tue*ta£
Thursday ami Saturday .s P_ U.. ««
Pier -0, East River, >.. T. For luu in
formation an.! booklet apply to
maine S. S. CO., 230 Bway. N. T.
• M \I liKV steamers lea\« Pier 43.
VT^rirs LD'G N- H.. ft. C!iristoph.r St..
GEK.MAS.TOW>- wf*k days, at 6^> P. M.
•CATSKIIX West 129 th &t. . .0O r. ii.
•atkeSs Saturday Special. I pm
roSES Fier 43 and 1.20 P. M.
•Saturday special stamp for booklet glvtas
lands only at Kesorta of Rr ~
points Tnarii-ii ' ainns 'P^one IMX spring
U.S.U W Llls£ BrooUlyn. at noon.
For San Juan. P. It.: La Guayra. Porto Cabello. I
Curacao and Mara^K-o. vta. Curacao. _ I
...p.,- -AUK. 13 ; PHILADELPHIA. ' ;*; *- -'
For La Guaj-ra. Curacao and Marracaibo.
MARACAIBO. .AUC. aiZI'U- 1 ---;- s Tt:. 3f3 f
«upt;rlor Accommodations for i-s-'ii^.-rs.
ni,TPS. I--" & CO..
G«nfral Mar.at;- S2 Wall St.
I **S?i i *-. i r y r^T' m»l'i H ft nil
lor hunch J'oujthkee^*" *n<l Kia^-tcn.
Krom Franklin St.. w"*k days, except Sat.. 4
P SL Sats.. 1 [• M. V- 1201 '■ St.. 1:30 I" M.
For NEW'BUROH a- 1 intermediate ' m-: -
..... ...... days. g P. M. Saturdays. 3 P. 11.
W«f»* • _•;>• •• St.. a .to P. M.
SOUCAYS From Franltlin St.. 9 A. 11.
TVV»t 121»th St.. I»:50 A. M.
ANCHOR Line"
GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY
r U r"e9«la.Au«. 13. noon I Caledonia. Axig. 27. noon j i
Columbia. Aus. 2J. !» araU'alifonua. Sjjt^X. tt am I
rO^T <ABIN. ?«w..->O uo.l *72..»0.
SECOND « AKIN M« aa4 5i7.".«.
T!URI> CI*A>S. *-*s.t.i »n»l *^0.
UEM'EBiiUX BROTHERS. 17-10 Broadway.
leaves Ft:.. 4. rates $4«<l uT'lbLfltlil b
lncliKlinK shoro excursions; 71* -^^ .-..._,
encliantine days. Stop - overj Wflikn l
prlvlleK»-K. S lliffh f'aM « iuou.sl UflikCa 1
I-otuul Ui.rM Tours Oct. .mn'i mmkemi*
:,,' Vro. ; ,::m r-a>ly FRANK'S CRUISE
RED BANK LINE.
I«eavH« Franklin St.. >>jcr 24. North River. .
datlv Him A. M. 2:30 P. M.. Sun. S:.»0. V 13
AM- Battery. ■ H A. M 2:58 P. M.. Sun.
«i >.5 ■i :tS A. M . for HlcSitands. Red Bank, etc '
En- BOc. Trolley to Long Branch find Anbury. :
I .i!i:Oruia aad \rfUw»lo(u« Park Tour*. - ,
Start suiy ii<«y; ill up ■■--•■■< lnvtsiW« "'Courier 111 1
pysttni"; $223.00 up- S«n<l lur baoklet. Men- |
Mob Tour u <*»ired. ' I
|TR.\X» UllKhT («». >c vi* Bmv n \
< Alitil if !IHS •''• iX '" from foot Cbrlatoptser : 1
>.. ■« ' v « >r^ ««'^'*v at -ii' M.
BOA I i» hatutduis at 1 P. ii. only. [ I
TIME TABLES. _
Palatial st^amer* "HEXDRICK HH — psriV.~
"nOOERT F!:r,TONV' "AI>BANY" atvi "MART
POWELL.- of th-rHndaon River Day Uae. ***"
««t and ftnr-*r <-tv«sr boats In the -wortJ.
Lye. Read down.
A . M. •A. 31 1 P. M. IDa Hy. es.Sim. I A -M. {P.M. ! PJ*.
«:00 j <tt.«x t ««>'
D:2n|io:^»: z':O>l'.X7tnt 12D St-.fll:0Ol R:W\ S:~g
'> ».-. 10:30 Tinker* . ,•♦:*) . :.»
raßa »;■<»(••" _i
11:S<K I*W s:oO!.Wmt Point. )»••*■>} 3: "° *■*»
}*1:25 i i:2T.! ..Cornwall .. i *:»*-- «c # 5-S
\>w«»nnrh * <in -TS 3:o *
I «:l.'»!Ne-w Hambg' • : -*' { -•-
!. . [►; ?." ... MM ..-! ":15, '""-;,;
1:15} 2:2 T.i <J:43[. i'.»kef.t>-*' i : : <-<»;.i '-? 4;l#
2:10 . f . I.Klrwaton Ft.' [12:23f
: •■ ' . ■ ■ -r
•• _- 1 «'atrt<ill .. ■,<....-
Z:4if\ i Hii.-la-.n .. H»:4«t .. . -•■
.•.! i. I }.. Albany .- 15iJ0......
P.M.; P.M.* P.M. | A.M. -A M V M.
•ror.nTtlTKr lit Cornwall prtth O. & 'W- »7-
Sp^cial trains to Oatsklll ■,:• resorts a 1 J<ar*
t^sta. .and conn«:tlons to a!l i»tnt» Eart.
Xnrth ard W^t. ThrouKh tl^St^ta and ba«tra?»
ch-ckfl't at otSf^n of N*. Y. Trsta!»f»r Co. -«'i*h
mi: tfrfeota •,... N. Y. and Albany «»e-»te«I.
Most d<»li^rhtfu^ on»-teUr «n<l on«»-<lav outln«3 U»
Went Point. SerrhnrKh or P<m«Hkt«»«le. r*
tamirjfr «n any down Day boat. M«*la'*»T»»
at all hours. >lit«ir.
STB. MARY 'POWELL r :—..
p-rf.^t \fter-ioon r.nttna I>«v- r> sl« ''•"■" ■
, ,- ; - . w»s'. P^nt ■* rt »
QTO il ClUtf ■> l - m " pM *
uln. uLCunT Orch^tra en tach oteartgr.
CUKARD LINE
Tiora 54 and 66 North River. f»t of ** th , fV
OFFICER. 21 -U State St.. opposite the Battery.
Lnsitania— Manretani a
Inrjce*«. Fastest. Finest »l»»m»^ Afl«w*
: New York to London Direct
S VI FISHOCAKP.
Tti* ttjvZ e»r»«l:- roow. i»jtekest atoo r *
PARIS-BERLIN-VIENNA
leave \« York Wetlne^daj*. 9 A. M
- 10HO&Y 1H LQKBQH TUESO4Y ht PifliS
Wir*r*«^ ■ I>»es;ri»pb. Sabmarine nkf I*.
| irauretaaia . Vni 1O! Campania ... .A** M
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TR.WELJLEKS- CHECKS ISSUED.
Tourist D<?pt. fnr Trips Everywhere.
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YELLOWSTONE 1 1
BIDy mire I Ideal 17-D^y Tours
■ PAnK TuU.ii | from New York An?.
imiii an i i ii 19. All expensea ln
riuded. Via Chicago nd ?al: I ik»
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i Park and Pamei g«nd for dwtafls.
MAR3TEHS TOURS, 31 '-•--•.• SOth St..
New Tori CttJ".
BLOCK ISL43Q, OBIEHT, fiREE*PO«T,
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EXCURSIONS.
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4:15. 5:15. G:3/}. 7:30. ' ■> P. M.
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CHfiRIIHG EXCURSiOaS
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Daily (except Sunday) by Pahac« *f--r>
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HIIWON. KOBF.RT POLNR and AXBA>"ST.
Brooklyn. Fulton St. ißy Ah3tx>. 8 . V
brasses St.. 40 ,n<! 9:40; W. 42d St.. 9 and
10; W. 129 th St.. 0:20 '.".-. 10:20 A. M. R«tun»
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ing there for Stonincton. Norwich, Narragan
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5:30 A. M.. Sundays 0:00 A M. I
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The MhW received at their Uptown
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£57th 3ts.. until 0 o'ckick p. m. A<lTertt»em»ntj»
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