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football & Lawn Tennis
accidents m mm
r»o Records, bu^ Plenty of Ex
citement on Hudson.
THE TARTAR WINS A RACE
The Eestless Also Scores by
thirteen Seconds in Close
Contest.
-* c records wers troken, tat there was
rfertv of excitement, including five acci
i at t £ e seccr.d day's racing of the
SlttSßSl ISOU* Eoat carnival held yester
'^ m (he H Miaou River, off -iUi stre«u
o4 boat »t«« fi^e and was scuttled, as
•a la a.-othfr col'-nari cf this paper;
o'Z.-^ cochrane's Eronel broke her crank
1 ■;.".:"■., :.■/;-. vras on •:.■ sixth and last
Z^m the triai^ular course; the Traver
ITTtSe Sazi Burr, both cruisers, hit logs
Sd had to re - ■•" and the Vita's engine
J"^ .— *-ea*ed. so that she alco wms forced
t9 Tw«E*y-rwo beats competed ir. Chi ■•«*•
P --s classes. Tie winners are to te de-
SliMTnrn ty the point system after Satur
4*5-s race. All the competitors were in
slrt* "as BBS? travelled six times over a
tf^JSSIM BBfaiar course, the start and
l.«ch line fee-as on the New Ynrk side of
♦•<-« river. The small w?nt four times
jtuiir the same course.
Halph E. SJarJirt Tartar, one of the
-pe^ d boati in the Ml class, made the
•istest time, covering the course In 1
I-r,.— - n*""** 1- seconds. Her average
s^U rs.so? knots, or SS-STS statute
=3*s. BJm traf rtesre* by Crarles Sea
tery. her builder. Mm defeated the X. P.
r N. C* owaafl C J. Slecel, by at. ;
The rr=£at'.;^al ffetur* of the day was
**X racf between the Restless, etmed by !
T. F. Chtsetroush. and the tameless, the
property of Melville and Kecksher. both new ;
\jgh speed beats, built this year to rase j
jcr the aaaiatth cup. The Nanel?ss has j
four eisht-cylinder cetera, while the Rest- j
let? has enly two. On the completion of j
tie «rst round ef five miles the Restless ]
X7S& rir.e mteutes :n the lead, the Nameless j
tavirg broken down for a few nurutes. !
The BesQm raa.intair.ed her lead nntil ti-.e j
last round, w^en sh* had trouble with her j
erarlne. but she managed to keep going until ;
she crossed Qje finish line, winning the rac« j
tr IS s~?on£z. Her best five miles was j
covered la 11 Pttnirt** 11 «ecor.ds, *n-luch '
is at the rat- of i'7.4?l knota, or "1.6H :
Ftatute rr.nes. * :
T^e inoit consistent pcrfoTtoances of the j
•lev were the runs of th^ Edita 11, thai
Peter Pan 111 and th* Vim. sp<-ed boats ,
Ttcteg tßt th€ interstate trophy. The time-?
cf *aeh beat for each round follow: Edfth j
SfSa. 15^3. 1536. X 52& 15:12. 16:G4: Peter]
Tan 111. 15:15. 13SSL 15DS. 13*)?. 15^6, 15*8: j
Vim. U*£ 14:*6. li:JC-. Ii::*. 1":1 C. 1»:W. Th«* j
V!ia read* the fastest tim^ in her clas?— 1 i
hour C? minutes 7 seconds— tor the thirty j
miles, but she had to allow the Edith II 12 ;
SLfcutes i second. The Ed'Lh TI won from ;
the Peter Pan 111 by i minutes C 3 seconds, i
The Vha*B aver?-go ap»ei was 20 knot?, or ,
13..C3C' Etitute rr,;i<?s.
• Tie summary follows:
SEES -SCAT?. 40 TT.TZ A>~r» O~S- j
'-C'VKEE. 30 MIIXS— iTAF.T. 2:C3.
Elaps*fi 1
.^^^r.^ 11l 'W&
-
s« ■■'.'- tc»-i<:'*'«i!n i/i«aL.eu.
sSrr-^2 i:=e~Tart*r. ÜBIJSi X- f- D- S. j
C. I'-bSoL-
S& «TT3T< — tARI 2:10 l
T T Oiestrctrh S:23:So 1.13:33-
KftCJl r. 5.29:4S M9Ma !
£PETI' BOAT3— CLAS2 A-« FEET A^"rl CW- :
2EB— COOtSR SO JULES— STAET, 2:J3.
».;.., .t , t- c—'-w 2 I^4 :C2 ■
rnsrPaY.":iL Js~Wsisnrscn. 3 4T:l<> :SC:10
fTn C-ec-ge F s?£'r «r 3:-i5:'T l:3c>^7 i
It. Ch»r:« IfaSefy . '. * :00 : 1U : : 45 : 10 :
"TTHrjTT. a. tad C TT>:te.. Kit is*.
lasse. Beterieh Erotlitra WJthcrew,
Vita. J. =. EiiCtrtor. XJiFaclad.
SatC. A-thur Traver Kit iiff.
Ccw.ei daw— Edith U. 1:22:01; P»ter Pan;
3. l-CS^l Virr.. I^O:C7, Halia-Pappecs*. :
jppirrrs rriiiri r>— ea Frrr anx- ovsb— ;
EtABT 2:2C— L-73rB.SE. £0 MILE£
Ai~j F. C- Havfr.s 4.04:53 1:44:33 j
Carc?.2£. ?.! T. Uerr.ls 0:22:47 3*2:47 j
Cssitc-.H urr.e — Avis. 1.44iC. Ca.rc:iae, 2:lS:*3- j
CEUISIIIIS — CLA.= = K— :o TC CO FEET — J
START. 2.ZS— COUKSE, » aOWS.
fp.w:rtr?. C. E. Flitler 5^?7:54 2:4£:o* •
Xroe*. ?Err.-t! O-hraiw B.oke do^-n.
■Corrected Usit — Spiscrift, 2:CS:*S.
csnsrsf — cla£s f— ttntjek 40 teet — j
ST.urr, 2^:o— coun£Z. 20 miues.
JCaum.i!-. H. T. TaV-r *t':'~Z 2:V4:52 :
BswsMi D. C Drinrms.d* 1 . . . r-:23:23 «..".V»:-5 :
Camctfd Une— Katiuaxr. 2:I-5:C2; GntctOoa.
t:X:ISV
CPE.V LAT>CHES-CXA£S 0— 25 FEET KXO I
xsaaea-cxMtt. sas-cpcESK. -■«> miles. :i
"5U»5Urh M. H. V;!*-* r,:37:C7 3n}2:C7 !
Brak 111. Oncol Pirtl-. sa«*f :::< J' : - ( ! i
Jyute. B V.-. Brown 5:10:51 _:«^:oi j
Js». ■ A..--Jiar Haaf Not lircr-l. j
'Omettd ttmt Tiliirpati i':ll:r".«: Bunk ill. j
"•— iUu;: Petite, 2£5:S-r
TO TRY FOR DAVIS CUP
Word Comes from England That
Team Will Go to Australia.
The laT>n tennis team ol Gr*et Britain
WH jo-rncy to Australia *na full its
tfcslitrge Jcr the Davis ir.Tjernaticnal cup.
KK\H fltiif to a l^t:^" :u£t received from
. »a Antrjcin ia«n tenr.'s playtr in Eng-
Jari Tha letter is dated at the Caven
iis*i He**', Eastbourr.e, SapfeMßber ZZ.
7- 31. Mavrog-ordato ar^ to make the trip
*> -it Ar.t;pc<ie£. T£« tyro have been per
- fcc-j*^ imjUtW^TT- WtHe € majority
« tb* L^iU-h players tare UttJ- or no
i??s ri their success in r«fura:ng cup
'is ttz £nusi Iele«. still tb&re l£ the belief
tiat ripew^UtlCO elioul-i be tcade and
*-rt ir.'^rtsi tS in* EWWW» CMHWP cup
*fpt 122«t.
UtOft&sr i;r:fflis»i slayers are sorely <st»
■qyir>*tfl tft*t tt *-* s be€a round m?1
««e to «rii6t ti.e tcp Tznteas flavftrs for
*s Tr-at'.res this year. A- H. Lo*« and
-lavrosardato ar« hardly rp to th# "first
Uz. on the Ugt. Still it seems -at Aiitlicny
; r - "R-iiflir.g. the Ai^trtlian. 6«<ured- fair
*££u-a:;c*fc •chile be vr»s in England dOTr
butt namaar that uiayers would rfrft
for tne cup matches, Lldns Into
--*»<sLr:t at ihet il»c the possible outcome
** PWltetsary ties with the Americans.
*J»refcre the British Jsles Ja ccruiins a
ha? OF CRESCENT COURTS.
3ti Cseseeat Attlctic Club lawn tennis
*S::n.^mc::i '•* sraduully cearing ix* end. In
II I**1 ** :.dica|* aoubiec only three games are
tc^uiry to wicd up ti:e schedule, and tne
*< cuxsber of matches will bring U) l
a=^ C l:.indicaj> circle* to a close.
" ! Busunaxy fcaows:
couul»^i ilirrt rom:u» — L. T."". Hrlg
■3 ac.j m. V. »::%• imtnuii li*X >.l lit Jefeatc4
' ' ■•■■: A- <!. Tiiay<*r «j.iu» Imtf of Sot. <> — '•
: W. A. ijmiv^~-l i«iid C -I. AlclJermoM
h *:er< -ai'-<! K. Bill and J. V. 1-auder
., ;*«. «;-_2, 6—3;6 — 3; ii. A. KeU<»y *na J. S.
"*a«^v :!-!a* ba-i: vi '.^- d»'ti*ti«-d VV. K. J*ck-
B«B.i %v. :*. Andr«»fc yjlu» lia!f or 15>. — ».
,j t. K. ke«n arid 11. L. Otrtro <mtau« half
*■*• "iPftau<! »' U. lladaeM *n-J W- U 'Aiilicr
aj^«^i. «— *. 4_^}, «-- r: C. .■! Bull. jr.. au<i
•»'«.kE isiinjM |i»!f of 15>. <i— 3. €—4.
s***JS r-nnid— L. M Brifham «.r..- M. V. Ely
Ss' t*'r «< l^i f1«16a.--e=3 Uurtoo trxun »n<S K.
• iiirStmne* «r;a» hilf of 15>. <*— -2. «-« E. 51
?;* *ni ft. t CtrKro «m!roe naif «f •» «•-
& M. 2^:^ jr.. tad I.- Crock* <»i:.u» haU
,/-• sv-c {^_i : g l McT^mib */><! A. fe«aipla
"I 2T, «U**«TetJ H. £ esnlttere aad
j^r-»u.ti-c fj4 W ht^ cf I3L fr— o. 6—3- „
*rzi*S~Ml rcss^^-E. L. SiLLtss *n£ A. g«a
f '"-vi tc« Gf *jj /«xicti«fi h. E. Eeari arS JR.
DASHING PLAY AT NETS
Mrs. Schmitz and Miss Wanner
r^ach Fma! Round.
SETS CARRI
D TO DEUCE
I Miss Marcu3 Put Out After Hard
Fight on the Courts at
Montclair.
•
Mrs. Frederick Scrmrttz, the national In-
I door champion, and Miss Marie Wagner.
j the former holder of that title and recent
! three times winner of the New Jersey state
(championship, reached the final and cup
! round of the women's lawn tennis tourna-
I ment on the courts of the Montclair Ath
j ltac Club, at ilontclair. K. J-. yesterday.
I Mrs. Schmitz defeated Mi» Ina A. Kis-
I tell, at 6—3. &-«, while Miss Warner de
| leted Miss Erna. A. Marcus. 6—3. 7—5.
| in a match r«piete with the fastest and
| most brilliant playing-, and then conquered
Miss Besrle J. \rrt*nt at «-5. 6-1. in a
I match filled with clashing volleys.
Ther«> was a Etrikin? contrast between
j the work of Mrs. Schmits and Miss Wag
■ ner. The former continually used her
j lengthy drives for placement, and har com
j piete mastery of the strokes mad* it possi
j ble for h»r to discount the intrepid net
j attach of Miss KlsselL Only In the sec
; ond set did the dashes to the net of Miss
■ Kissell avail her anything- Then she man
j aged to block much of the indoor cham
! pion'* dr!vir.c. but finally was beaten at
} S — 6.
ili££ "Warner's fvork revealed a sparkling
: buoyancy of action, ence she tad her
i game going, that pleased th* fashionable
gallery about the courts She was venture
scroe in th* extreme, playing all ever th*
court ia a way that eventually unsettled
i Miss Marcus. Apparently she had learned
: the tricks and the waft at keeping &a ad
| versary guessing. Positions that foretold
j of a lebiing return In a twinkling changed
I • I that of a speedy drive that sent the ball
| skirting the court or far into the comers.
j Altogether her performance 3 esterday af
■ forded evidence- of a stirring match against
; Mrs. Echtnitz in the final round to-morrow.
In the continuation of the women's
; doubles Mr:. William H. Pouch, the farmer
: national champion, and Miss Edith Handy
! won th^ir place in the final round, defeat
ing Miss Clara Kuttroff and Mis? Florence
Shiiltion, 4— 4. &— 2, 6—2. In the deciding set
it was tho slashing net playing at Mi£3
Handy that turned the tide.
Women's otamolonehip single* ( f scuts nstind)
: — ilir» ilarie \\a*ncr defeated 11U« Erna A
• rwad— HlM Marie W*cner defeated
! aiiss Bessie J. Wright. «-L *— 2; sin f"l^
i ♦Tic i; pr-hIPWa d«-f«jir<l y.\r* .r.a A. Kisse4. I —
v .
Wonen'a double* («einl-flaal round'i—
WUIbUD IL Pencil and M*a» Edith iiar.oy de
-a - : Miss Clara Kuttroft and Mis=a rer.ee
PhfldiTT. 4—6. <> — 2. <dd — —
Hi'"d douL-les second roun^> — •:•' Frederic
Pchm!:^ an<3 Ot?»> H. Hinck <lcfeate<l ilr. and
Mrs. &»<is Jobason. 0- 2. 6—2; Mis? Mariou
Pa-Jfr ar.d Thomas Liufiley defeats Miss Va
ri-i Marling an-1 Oostarc -,„<,-■ « — 6. 32—10:
>fis« P.QRMi Van VJeek »»»«> Joseph Z. Batti"
ccfea'ctJ JUts Hester Reiiwick and RnsseJ]
\y»rs 0 *■ ~k* IS, 11 — ft: Mr*. Robert B. IMS
aiii i-jwyh* Merr::: defeated Miss E:»ie J^tvctt
ar.d Thorn*- Ccrm-ny, 7—5.7 — 5. 6—3;6 — 3; llifc« Edith
Johnson ar.d 3. s-aundcrs defeated it.-,* noreacc;
Slieutm and Frederick Keliey. ♦» — i. « — 3.
Thi-i i-ound— iil^s Florence Van Vieck acd Jo
s«ph r. Eait*n deiiatcd Miss Marlon FarVer and
Tlion-.es Lmd^r- 6—l.6 — 1. 6—6 —
ON COLLEGE GRIDIRONS
Harvard, Yale and Princeton
Men in Light Practice.
'?- Telegraph to The Tribune. 3
I-akeville, Conn.. Sept. 22.— The Tale foot
ball sc.uad "xas increased to-day by the
add::ien of Harry Vaughan. He joined the
coaches, rather than the players, and said
that while lie did not expect ta play th.i
season, hi* physical condition was not bad
enough to haaf him out of the fame.
Vsj£han st'll Ban from Injuries received
last year. Clinton Rorabach and Car; Flan
der* alto joined The coaches te-day.
New formations wer« attempted and for
~-ard pas*''- was ordered, with the result
t a' neKh* the 'varsity nor the freshmen
was able to score. The scrimmage wa.^ in
the afternoon, for the first tin:' this season,
svd lasted twenty minutes. Matheson re
placed V.'alter Camp. jr.. at left halfback.
TB*" Telesrraah t« ""Fth t Tribune.!
Cambridge. Mass . Sept. —.—Although
there was no l:ne-ut> fcr the Harvard foot
ball players da:, Kauffhtcn arraaced
first and second eiover.s. and ran each
throueh f'srnals In anticipation < f a scrim
mare to-morro^v. On li:s first team h* had
II ernith. a veteran, at left end, and Long,
a substitute '.a?t :a!l. on th- other aMa. Cap
tain VTithinjrt<-m be^an his line work this
year at left tackle, and L-eslle. a .second
team man two years a?o. vra« rijiht taclcl**.
The ruards v ere Plod^ett i;nd Stow. v tha
former a subfiltute in 199 and the lattf-r a
man v.ho showed con^ititrable promise on
thi" second t<*am. Gardner, last year's
Freshman croarterback, was on trie first
team to-day, while tlie other backs wer«
Ccrbctt. 11. Leslie and Grau^tein, the first
two b^inc with tho 'varsity last year and
Orauc:efn one of the best men on tho fresh
man tlsvcn.
fßr Tfitgraph '.«, Ttfr Tribune.]
Princttoß, N". J-, Sept. 22.— The develoo
ment of the forward pat-- and a long signal
drill made up the football practice here
tltla afternoon. Baoofli candidates reported
to-day to make over six full teams, which
T^ere divided off, two fey two. No tackling
was allowed.
Th- MOM team had better success in
breaking up th« forward passes of the 'var
■ity than yesterday. Although Roper, the
head coach, was back of the 'varsity, and
continually urged the men or the passes
were b!ocked repeatedly or made to touch
the -■uric Breflemus was advanced to
t&e first fcQuad and did quit* a little of the
passing.
Captain Eddie Hart was absent from the
practice t»::s afternoon, as hs wae busy
takins an examination. Sparks took his
plac« be^4nd the tine.
JAVELIN THROW FEATURED
Added Events for New York A. C
Games Promise Rare Sport.
For no prertou* games of th« New Torts
Athletic Club have *o many champions
and those who cloaely approach the rec
ords entered as has been the case for the
club's eighty-fifth track an<l field events,
width will be decided at Travers Island to
morrow. The pick of the country has
turned out. and all are in the best of trim
at t: .. time.
The committee has decided to add a 66
pound weight throw, for distance, from a
stand, with a four-foot limit handicap, and
the Jarelin throw, with a fifteen-foot han
dicao Th- Javelin throw is added on ac
count of the fact that at the recent senior
met! opol Stan championship* It proved such
an in'ere^linj: event. Entries will dose
vt-Uh X 3. <;iaisnliii, athletic metructor.
New York Athletic Club. Central Park
South, this afternoon^
AMATEUR 3-CUSHION BILLIARDS
Harry Haxnmona won a close; contest over
Al Siuiders In the amateur handicap three
cushion billiard tournament at Doyle's
Acadrmv last niffht by a score of 25 to 23.
,.}. mt-n i»lay«*«l on even terms, Hammona
y.'f, '-iiinn ill* opponent In forty-two Innings-
SSrseCoto win m-et S. J. Van Kaall* in
10-nishfs encounier.
MADDOX SOLD BY PJTTSBURG.
bail cl'Jt. tSreu^h Prtxtdent Baraty Prey
üb* «»niwac«l to-^r tbji «•« '-- > • ■•»
„.»!,,_. -, -«t£i:cr. to tte Kansas City
v§l 1 not joto tbi V/e««ra club until IM
fprinc
NEW-YOBS DAILY TRIBrXR FRIDAY SEPTFArBFR 23, 101 o.
PLANS WOMEN'S GOLF MEET
Plainfield Country Clnb Devises
-Day — Notes.
The Plainfleld Country Club has arranged
for a one-day tournament, open to women
members of clubs enrolled In the Metropoli
tan Golf Association and such others as
Uxa club may Invite, on Tuesday, October
4. Mr?. H. Reeve Stockton, chairman of
the tournament committee, announces a.
programme consisting: of an eiphteen-hole
medal play handicap In the morning, fol
lowed by an approaching and putting con
test after luncheon. Five trophies have
feat offered, but no competitor will be
allowed to win more than one. The prizes
arc for best gross scores in the handicap,
best and secenc net scores in the handicap
and first and second prizes for approaching
and putting. All entries shcuid be sent
to Mrs. H. Reeve Stockton. Flain'eld,
IK, J., on or before Mciiday. October S.
Competition for the championship of the
Plainfield Country Club will begin to-mcr
row with an ei&hteen-hole testing round.
Those making the first sixteen will earn
the right to continue on for tat champion
ship .in elghteen-hole match rounds en
October L S. 15 and 22. Provision has also
been made for a second erxtecn to be fin
ished under similar conditions. A prize
has been offered for the 10-w score In the
Qualifying round and another for the de
feated eight of the first sixteen.
Enough acceptances have bean received
for the invitation tournament of the Tux
edo Golf Club, which begins to-day, to
permit of three eights. Among the well
known amateur* v.ho will take part are
C. XV. Evans, jr., the Western open cham
pion; Walter J. Travis, of Garden City;
John M*. "Ward. Findlay S. Douglas and
Louis Livings--
PARLEY NAMED AS CHAIRMAN.
The nen-ly appointed reglatraUon commit
tee of the Metropolitan Association of the
Amateur Athletic Union held its first meet
jr>s yesterday in th* office of James E Bul
l!'-an. Terence Farley, of the Iri*h-Ameri
■'ar Athletic Club, -was named chalrmari
HELP WANTED.
Male.
AGENT 3. -"*■• have a.l hcusehoiil artless: beat
sellers. Call or wrtts Titus Zltg. Co., 110
Libert* St.. :»•-• t&ijc.
EOTS WANTED. — Three Cferlsttan bor* only;
these positions are persnaser.t and jay 55 to
$C. Jipp Exchange (Agcac;-). 57 Nassau st.
EEMOXSTRATIN'O and crew manager wanted.
Call 140 Liberty st.. N. Y. Titus Mfg\ Co.
JaXITOR. — Middle-ag-»d couple. no small
children; mar. licensed plumber, now In
charts cf two new law houses; Wishes posi
tion in elevator apartment*. Janitor, 318
W^st ITf>th gt.
KITCHEN SU3T. cooks, pantry men, storeroom
men. C3II «C 3 6th aye.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN lOT uew devclop
s-ent; mutt ha.-. good appearance. W. Stnad
.» • k. Room 302. ».-. We* I4t] St.. N. Y. City.
KENT ' MAN tnd salesman for bunihws
properties; leai» and belp furnished ; weekly
arciuat after short service. Corporation, Box
20. Trtbtme Office.
SALESMEN thrcnighout the United States ta sell
auton-ictlle necessities; every owner wants our
provector; raferssMa reijutred. Tin OTfell Tim &
Protestor Co.. 32!» Broadway.
STH.NOGRAPHBTI waat< for th<» *dvertism«it
d«?parfm*nt of a r.ew?pap?r: $'*: alto another
competent man for commercial bouse. Jupp Ei
f i:BT.C2 (Agency). 87 Nassau st.
STENOGRAPHER and office assistant: w«il
edocatn}; go.Dd peraoaallty: excellent fatnre:
r?r.c-s: to start. Credential En-.r'iTrfierit Cor
poraticn. 2r^ Broadway <Ayer.cy).
WAXTED. —^telegrapher ar.d typewriter, iri;i'.e:
not over So years of age: exceptional oppor
tunity t.-> car a b!^ party of Christian tirth. Ad
drese". statins J»e, experienca and salary ex
pecteij. B'x A. It. 70. Tribur.t' Office.
tOUXG M*l*. I*, wishes position at any
thins: off.?* ..... r. Grobholr, 313
"West lrOth rt.
Femaie.
CHAMBE'EMAir.-TrArTRKea fcr RBaB family:
dty hotse; e-cc;'i*r.t position; goo'l tracts.
Oster'oery's Afer.iy, 716 LextagtMi aye., between
-7t- :--. Sftll Ets.
CHAMBERMAID a--i^ fa
y commenol -■ • 'West
COMPETENT genera! hcusetrerters and chain
bc-rrr.aidß warned at once. Call <*^S Bth aye.
COOK. $30, for FatrSeld. Ccrrn. Call. Hiss .''nna
[act C'€2turv Employment Agency. 13 " cci
Zf- t>i St.
CCOK also cr.arr.bemc.:!. for small private
school; -s-ases MsMSS: BOW have goo»! refer
er Ci*&. BBdustrtil As.»ocJation, Inc.. Employment
Agfr.£V. • 7 rrt,.- 42-! st,
COOK — ":. .-Is or Gorman: $40: private family.
Miss H'^mayer's Agencr Reed A Barton
BciMfnir. ."CO ."th rra., Room 901.
D?.£ '-ii •.:• r^R~ rtmmers and
- st
FiNISHEEo en ladies' lists; fO«d pay; steady
■yartt. S. Fast. Sl3 Church Ft., near Canal. .
UUXDEEii- Private" family; #30. Call at 10
a. m., M:s« Hofmaver» Agency. 396 Ml aye.,
Kt=--d & Eartor. alas;. Room 801.
MiULIXERT— Prepares; scaA pay. M. Karp. 66
PrtanewT et.. crrngr Allen st.
Xl"K=E— ...eriencea. by Jreeh best care; all
rtebneag. ?Curs.-r. 120 East i2Sth st
3fCKSES for children. 525-535. araated lmmd
'j«at«ly. The Hcpklne EdueationaJ Agency, 507
'. fth a-f.*. >-et-A-<-i?n 42ii an^ 43d sts.
N^CTISEny <sO\'nrtN'E J ' i Eif, man, French.
■ranted immediate iy for fine families; deslmb'.e
; I*siiions. The Hopkir.s Educational Agency. £07 ,
nth ais. :
SFAXIfH «TENVXjRAPHET:> ".'TED. —One
to tski Ens'ieh and Bnanlsh diotaion; other
lj:r.g:i?h dictation and translate into Spanish.
Ju;.p Bxchanc* (Agency). b7 Xaygau Bt.
: lEANTEO — Woman for »y<riem! housework in
ftrniiy of two B<lult3: good home assured.
Address 110 W- st Main »■■:.. Freehold. X. J.
. r.f3\ c\;
I
'
WORK WANTED.
Male.
CHATF — Sobsr and carcf':!; can make re
pa.ir«- <--rp<?rienc<» on s«vt-r:ii cara: good refer
en-.s; moJerafe -o-agft^ G. L... 211 East i*th '■
CHaUFx^T-'B-^SIx rean' experier.ee: any
r-iake je.r; thorough mec'.ianic; with iast em
ployer fro years. D. P.., Z?S .Vrr.steriiaits ava.,
ifationerr store. i
CHACTFECR. — £ing!e: experienced nneeaar.ic:
Sve j-esrs' experience; ckiUul dri\-er; ail cars:
best references; new license. B. L. Grundy, sii
Amsterdam a,ve.
EXGX>'EEP. and MACHINIST; city or coun
try- experience e-ith stationary ene-lnes »in
locorne sober- be6t reference. 5" Locust
St.. nusMng. N. Y.
SPAVItK GENTLEMAN would like position as
correspondent with an export house; speaks
English and French: references. Correspondent,
Box S. Tribune Office.
WATCHMAN or private detective wants work
.. one« honest, trustworthy, reference and
bonds 'if r«s.u.reti.' T. J. Kirbr. 710 Greenwich
»t.. city^
WATCHIIA2J or GATEMaX.- Thoreughlv com
ne'ent. trustworthy and reliable; at once; city
reference: tor.a* If required. E. L.. 79S Grand
«t.. Jersey City. N. J;
YOCN<> MAX 9 years genera! office experience,
at present employed, ■would like to better his
opportunities. A Bos 25. burs Office.
TOUN6 MAN" wants a place to work few hours
In norr-ißr and evening every day. Sailo. 17
Concord st Erot&lra.
Female.
DRESSMAKER—Day or week: gowme. r«novat
ing- re**y«nces; long experience, seasonable
rates* a trial to convince. Yon 0., 435 West
4<Uh st. ___^_____
6TENOOKAPHER- competent; ae
cui;ia!»4 '■' resFonsiMUtv; 10 years' experi
ence- 'eaia-v SIS- Al references from former em
r!r.vrr» »mh«tl*os Ticx i<*. Tribune OIB'-
domlstic situations wanted.
Male.
BT'TLEB. CHAMBERMAID-— exception
ally Industrious young couple. English: but
ler and chambermaid, good seamstress: also
rr . m , n i cook, butler; both hijrhly reeom
rre'nd-d: city, country. Morrow's A»ency.
Plaza 3GS2. 721 Lexington aye., east cur.
5 6 th st : .
coAniMAN — r-olored; 5 feet 6 inches: single or
dou'tie- Strictly temperate; two years with one
«-rrpl<»er: we!l recommended. Thompson, cars of
Hivw. «*72 3d » v »-
COACHMAN. GARDENER .— reliable: ui»e
fiil 8- anything Beaded on gentleman's place:
««c«i>nt references. Carpenter's Agency. 164
6th sv, Tel. iai3-Cbe'.sgg,
.Y,i ORKD MAN an first <-!«■» r .>k; b»at ctty
Care Beli. M Madison St.. Ho
b•. k♦• n .
iviuvkTENT rr'-ii<-ii couple; man bntl«r, v«)et I
and useful woman lady", maid, chambermaid j
or parlormaid: *«•••*. *>b*r. F*falnaiid. 4-0 .
West 44 th Bt._ _.
•TdwhlsD. — BtrwitT. wllilnr. temperate (nan;
F !■,' r«t n'lit-* all branches of farm work;: wilt
,o U m^'T^ Irwln-. Agency. 77 W«t
11th »t. . — __ —
riPiil-MT Afn«rtran. married, email in all
c^"'^ | \rierli-an. murrie.t, K m«ll temilr:
,i™ rood ... POBftion on
t°nt^m»n-8 country ••talc WUllajß Oliver.
U jgPfJjt am. — —
?"iBnE\EIt — Gernsun couple: wlf« cock, wash
■nd iron- Renerally nserul on gentleman" a
olTct : »»<»t raJ«renc*s. Carpentere'a Agency. 124
>'v- I,- ■ 1
"3 itiRFVES.- Earptrt: tau» «>nUr* eharie of
"iSISaS 1 ! •atate: thoroughly *fflr.l*nt In »11
brSn^neT <i«s!r« efeaa««- hUl»e»? r*t*recc«a,
T.-rf l^*-- i»!ii!*r2sfd couple: no str.*lt cfcjl-
J •^V/ a - mb UceaMfl pleraber. now Ja cfcart* of
t Jr « w law hou«e«: witljes -petition Ja «l«^ator
L**a«Btt. Js=il*r. Bia Watt ITwth »t.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Mala.
NtTtSE. — Experienced: by tre-k: best care; all
sickness. Xur«», 12.0 Bat 128 th st.
U.SEFt'L MAN* — Who wants a good man
nrnend suburban home? Best references.
Reliable. Box 1!'. care of Tribune.
YOI'.VG COLORED MAX. as housekeeper and
valet to bachelor: beat references. Horualiy,
172 U"p.st 72d gt. "■*"•'
YOUNG HAN (colored) as elevator man.
owitchaoard operator or useful man In pri
vats family. Write H. Laird. 52 West 9»th at.
Female.
CHAMBERMAID. WAITRESS.— Tour.g Irish
girl; 3 years* reference; city family. I*.
Miss Hofniayer's Agency. 320 Fifth live.. »th
floor: tei.. 4527 — Madison Square.
COCK? -2' Hungarian, first class cook. good
baker: daughter 14; nurse, also French
cook; both highly recommended; city, coun
try. Phone. 3632 — Plaza. Morrow** Agency.
7-1 Lexinsrton aye.. ce?t cor. 58th st.
COOK. — German, understands a!! branches of
French cooking: prepares menus: good man
asrer. caterer; large establishment preferred: ex
cellent references. Hiss FluGeraids Bureau,
JOS 6th are., er.trance 42d st.
COOK — country: only private family; no
washing; wages. $25 S.. Odell'i Agency. 823
6th ape. Telephone 2301 — Bryant.
D-AY'S 'WORK — By colored woman. Hatt'.e Ma—
lone. 349 West 38tli st (Him.
HOUSEKEEPER. — Competent German troTnar.
wishes position as bousekeeper. widower's
or business people; ,<cod references. Mrs. M
B. Farra, 671 Courtlandt ave-. near 133 d St..
2 blocks west of Third sve.
HOUSEKEEPER (working).— By youn* English
woman; pood manager and cook, would take
entire. charge : excellent references: city or coun
try, . Twin's Agency, 77 'West 11th st.
HOUSEWORK — Neat Swedish woman, about 30.
In small I'asnlly. wtthont washing; $10 month
ly: rood reference*. Call Irwln 1 s Agency, 77
West nth st.
HOUSEKEEPER. — By capable. refined woman:
Scotch-Canadian: Protestant; bachelor's home
Where help is kept pre'erred: references ex
changed. M.. 234 Vfeit 32g st.
LA UNDRESS — Takes washing home, in private
house: larue yard: ar.est work; highest refer
ences. 328 East 72a St.
MAID. SEAMSTRESS.— Young French Pro
testant: excellent reference. $23-30. R..
Miss Hofmayers Agency. 3-0-322 Fifth aye..
9th floor. Tele., liZi Madison Square. *
ID.— Toon* neat. "l;*nt colored airl. mar
ried, wishes position as lady's or parlor
maid. Address. Mamersandla. 262 West SM
NTTRSE — Experienced: by -nreek;: best care; ail
slcfcnee*. Xarse, 120 East 12Sta st
NTJJUS& — R#rtn»d, first claw, middle-aged. !
Xorth German: comixtent to lake *u'.l i
charge: •wag?«. *35: city r«ferercee. Ad
dregg. !». M.. 217 East 62d »t.
NURSE. — R«fineil. Trell educated Engrlist-Gana
cian; hospital trainee!; understands the care of
mentally deficient, nervous and backward chil
dren; excellent ialri>ni li from farmer employer
Slid training scb-01. E. B-. Mie» FltzGerald'i
KTr.nic^Trer.t Bu-ea-i. 1 ? 'f- avp
RESORTS.
NEW YORK.
Garden City Hotel,
Gurdrn Clfrr. I.one Island.
18 M" 1"*1 "* from New YorJc. Open alt »ear.
A HTfiH CT.ASSJ MOOFWV POTEL
EEFIXED AND KXn.rSITE.
New a !a Cart a R^staorant.
Z. J. I.A>">IN COMPANY. PROPS,
rEyysvxv.vMA.
THE MOUNTAIN PARADISE
for those -who seek the best in location, ap
pointment, service an comfort.
WfITER GflP HOUSE
Op«n to December. Special Atitumn rates.
Booklet and Auto Mans. John Purdv Cope.
SEW JERSEY.
9Darß*oroasb - Slenbeira
ATLANTIC CITY, >. J.
Josiuh White & Sons Company.
CONNECTICUT.
EDGEWOOD IM, on FF HH F cTo r r"D
BjTow open. 2S miles from New York. Garage.
Grill room. Casino. Golf, rer.nig. Mualo.
CARPET CLEANING.
hTt. CARPET CUE4NIH6 WORKS
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern.
T ., 4093 — 1693 — Bryant. Established 183.
Fine Fugs Wevsn from Old CarjjsJs,
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular
437 a^d 43S W. 45;h $).
VT. H JORDAN. EDWIN LSVT2.
Carpet & Hug tlean>in|
— 1 Hi't:r CLEANING CO.— Cleans
by compressed air. ftearsx. ta»d or on fioor
1554 Broadway. 421 East 43Ui «. COE A
«T> '. VPT. T>l. ITC— 3gth.
FORECLOSURE SALES.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATES OF >"ET«-
Vor'" Conaty of New York. — American Ice
Comoanv. Plaintiff, ag?inst The Mj!»-!c Realty
Company and others. Defendants.— ln partaatsce
air a. iud^nent of fcr-jclosure and sale, duly
made entiired l» *• above entitled ?-■-"
an. taartng "date the 2Cth day of August l'-lO
I theund'rsigned the Referee in said JudgTnent
named, will sell at public auction, at the Ex
change Salesroom, yos. 14-16 Vesey Street, in
the Borough of Manhattan. City ?TN«w Y«wfc
on tlie 271* day '•' September, 19!«j. at 12
o'clock noon on that «a.y. hv Eryan U snn«!ly
Aactionear the premises directed by ssid Judg
ment to be eoM'. and therein d<?«crtb€d as fol
lows- ID that certain lot. Dtoca or parcel of
Lard together with the txriUtinss and Lmprove
rn»r.t3 'her-on erecte-J, in the Borough of Man
hattan City of New York, bounded and de
sr"b«J as tollows: Btginnir.R- at the u^erseclion
of the northerly side oi Twenty-UUrd Street ud
the westerly side of Lexington Avenue: running
thence northerly along flw westerly *:de of
L-ex!n-">n Avenue nincty-sevt-.i (97i feet and ?,:.
n»» in-Mi^s. tlience westerly parallel with
Twenty-third Btrssi and tliroujrh a party wall
fifty <30) f<";t: nsnc< sotitberty paralW with
Lexington Avenua and a part ■' th- wav
th'rouirh another party w=ll r.mety-seven (»<>
... six <<r> Inches to the northerly side of
T-^entv-third Street, and thenc-e easterl:, along
the nortli.-rlv side of Tweßty-thJrd Btreel flf'v
(50) feet to the point cf besr.nninK. be the said
several dlmens'ona and dlatamwi toon cr less.
t »-,:c-.^t ::■!'•;.. Wl*.
N-K7.T.LL SfABTIN RvfeVSA
THOS. D. ADAMS. Attorney for Plaintiff. No.
108 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. New
York City.
The following is a diitr-am of the property to
be =o>d- !»= str<tet Vumhsra are 131 «ad 1 3-. East
Twenty-third Str.-et and a Leslngton Avenue.
' East 23d Street.
lbs arproximate amount of th* lien or cfcar*e.
to "satisfy which the above-deecribed property Is
c be sold la One hundred tea thousand, eight
hundred fifteen and 96-100 (S 110.315.00 dollars,
with interest thereon from tie lS:h day of July.
1910 together with coats and allowances aaount
lnk to Eight hundred elsht aaa 54-100 t?SOS-54>
Sliara, with interest from the aOth day of
Ausua*. 1010. together with the expenses of the
sale. The approximate amount of the taxes, as
sessniects and water rates, or other 'lens, which
are to be allowed to the purchaser out of th»
Burchase-rr.cr.ey. or pa:4 by the Refers* t
listy-fl^e hundred ar.4 s*venty-flv» 'Jt).3Ts> dol-
= S n! orern < ises wfll be sold sublet to a ar«t
mortgage of $100,000. with accrued Interest
♦he-eon at the rat» of 5% per annum fro» the
ls« day of June. l»10
The or-mssM win be sold subject to covenants
and "'es-ri'c*!ons contained la rteeds rtcorded In
T iber Conveyances, pajre 23«. and Liber 472
CorV«yan<-es page »W. and »«r*eroer.t as to
cpr^*.r»toneVtc.. contained In deM recorded In
Liber 48 r-nv*v»nc*i. -ire 2W. Section S.
Dat^d. New TorV. Aucrist 80th. IMA
vmrrii. i»»t.— t-v w»<»r«#
STORAGE NOTICES.
THE CLINTON STORAGE WAREHOUSES.—
O-flces. i*3 and 243 East 35th St.. New York —
T . Vhomas F. Berry (<l<»i-pas*><l>. Mrs. Fannie
Brawn H O. Carlet'ou. Mm. M H. X>.Tvnln .
,„ Mary Dunn. Robert Doherty. Miss Marparet
vi » -simmons. Miss Jenny Haberlan.i. Mrs. Kate
Henry Mrs. Mary McDermoit (stored by John
3~ rarroll) Mrs. Rom McSherry (deceased). Julia
Mcr-«b« M's Bessie McGulnfß". Mrs. S. M
Mass«v " Miss Jenny Malor^y. Jens C. E. Niet
•*r Mrs O'Connor. John J. Powers. Mrs. Lina
Purcell L J. R' i!l >'- Mr Ann!* E R«<'!y.
Jpm«a J aaith, Thomas Tsntey. Mr%. Hannah
Turner Edward Thornton. Mr. and Mrs. Louis
T Valentine. Wm. T Walters. Mrs. Katherln*
Wh'te Miss Mary Welsh: You and each of you
are hereby noMflfd that, the time for the pay
ment of this company 1 lien upon the property
h.-olnafer described having: expired, after dv«
mUea thereof had been riven you. thi» <-oin
nanr will cause *"' l property, to nit. household
c ,r.rl» personal effects and merchandise. «tor«<l
by you in Its warehouses, to be 8..1.1 at public
auction arronlinir to the statute In such rase
r-iadr and provided. fa 1-1 auction will tai p!nr«>
a rttiwm warehoua«-a. 243 ami 245 East 83th St..
New York City, on Wednesday. ••■•. sth. !!)io.
a t 10 A. M.. and will i>f rontlnueil eaoh succeed
ing Wednesday, at th« same time untl place, un-
11 the sale Is completed.
T. g ELLSWORTH. Ger.pral Manager.
Krw York. -.-it l"'h. 10'Q
' FOR SALE.
810 BARGAINS— BHitntly used uCln f lmltura,"
deaka. typewriter*, cash reciktera. adding mi
ehlnsa. mlm-cerr*?!'.'. filiae cabinets, safes, •*>
dreutnr macbtnss. tl»« "o<-k>. partltiora. cbeck;
prot»<tor*. boolcea»«». MAT?AVB, . Whlt» Street
TYPEWRITING AND TYPE V.' RITE r>
VICTOR : VISIBLE, 19 ?Ja»»*u St.":'"cata.lorJ«
fm: mil Biaicw taken part parmaac: barpuat
Is L'a6ar-x«3a*. BwatoatcM. Cilvsra. -..-.: _*
INSTRUCTION.
Boys and Young Men— •
Be rkeley sc/7 QoJ
724 St. and West End Aw,
Prepares Bays Thoroughly for AM Collec?
and Twhnlca! Schools. Small cla««es with
Individual Inetm^ion. Afternoon Stud/
Hour. Military Drill (optional). Library
and Thoroughly Equipped Chemical ana
Physics I Laboratory. Gjrmnaßtara «sd Ath
letic Field. Athletics under experienced
Trainer. Special attention clt«mi to nrtniary
Instruction foundation of all education.
No Home Study for Your* Boys. Separate
Building for Primary and Junior Depart
ments. Slat year begins Sept. 29th.
Illustrated Catalogue upon anallcatlon.
.JOSEPH CCKTXS SIUV.Vi:. Headmaster.
COLUMBIA
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
FOO'DED 17M.
MW miffi and STEET. Br TTDrNG.
ACSOLCTEI.r "--UPROOT
83d Street '-.I Centra! Psrk West.
BOTS rREP.%RET> FOB COI.TrWBM,
fOT.^ELU HARVARD. Pai>"CETO>,
YALE, and other Cotiea;e». IXXL BTSt-
XESS rorxsE. pbxmabt CL.^S£S.
Laboratories. Gymnasium. Playgrounila, Ata»
letlc Field.
147 th Tear B«»<<i»a Sept. S6th.
Collegiate School
241 WEST T7TH STKEET.
Boys rrepared for the Collages and Sclea
tlflc Schools. Well -equipped Cymaaslum.
Reopens Wednesday. September CSth.
Pending the appointment of a head master
the School will be 'iQiier th* dlr«ctiost of eh*
P.tr. Edward B. Cos. D. D- chairman of ths
Board of Trustees.
All communications may be addressed to
Mm« Clara S. Marsh. Secretarr. at the r^hooU
JJ * m % Dookk«Tjiß-> Shorthand, Type-
M wntng, Pcnmaasnip, Uvil Service
I IL and Acadeaiic D-cparaneats.
Dayaa.dETen.nS; Sesajoas. j
jg^^^ Call or write tor Cauuogn*.
IRVING SCHOOL
L. D. RAY. 35 W. S4th St.
Thorough preparation for college e»
buatnens. Elementary. Primary and
Intermediate Deresrtiusiits
"So home study for boys under aft«eß-
Q i MiN A- itiVl— LAfcSotvA i OkY
TELEPHONE 2606 RIVERSIDE. V
?lßt year begins Sept. 29. Teir cook on request. |
Dr. Ray now at School daily.
SYMS SCHOOL
48-51 EAST *IST STREET.
TWELFTH YFAR cp*ns Oeuiber 3.
aian-o- In-iprcvcmeat3 in th«» tire buildings and
' in the Courses. Last year Ninety-eiJt Bo>» under i
; Feurteen Teachers. Aeee aix to eighteen. Ao
pllrants must be well recommended.
WTT.wgPT P, TFT><^T T pr>N r . H>ad Ma«t«r.
THE CUTLER SCHOOL ;
FROM KINDERGARTEN TO COLLEGE. i
Slore than four hundred graduates have ea
tereJ HARVARD. YALE. PRINCETON and
| COLUMBIA Compl?t« ACADEMIC and ATH- .
! LETIC EQUIPMENT. Small classes asd la- !
: dividual instruction.
Reopens Oct. M. 20 East sOth fit-
ARTHUR H. CITTLEB. Headrnaater. I
* TRINITY SCHOOL
i 9 139-147 WEST 9lsT ST. 3
i I FOTTNDED 1700. PRIMARY. GRAMMAR I
1 and HIUH SCHOOLS. UNEXCELLED 1
8 EQUIPMENT. PREPARES FOR ALL |
FOUNDED 1709. PRIMARY. JRAMMAR 1
and IXiUH SCHOOLS. UNEXCELLED I
EQUIPMENT. PREPARES FOR ALL I
I COLLEGES. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. I
i' 20? nd Year Ketrii;? S«ntcinb<?r 26. 5
Ths Gsrpenisr School
For Boys, 310 West End fiye.
hEOPEya* OCTOBER »ItD-
FRIKXDS BEMI>'\RY.
220- E*st 16' h St.. New York.
FKIENIJS SCHOOL.
106-118 gi.-hermerhora Str>->t. Brooklyn.
Fur Both Sexes City.
iILLEHTGHQOLS
1133 Broadway, corner 28»h Str<?*t.
28* Lriia^ton Aye- cor. itth Street.
NIGHT SCHOOL
Enter now acd s*curo o-ar
SPECIAL RATES .
far '.-' course ■
Stenography and Typewriting,
Bookkßepin>
The enly setwais that n-ill oaise a definite
price for complete courses.
18th Year. CHARLES M. >niXEn. Principal.
HAMILTON INSTITUTE
Nineteenth year begins Sept. J*.
COLLEGE and COMMERCIAL Preparation
Certificates admit to all leading co'lesss-
ALL LESSONS PREPARED AT SCHOOL
OSlce hours. 9 to 3 after Sept. Gti
Telephone 9OSO Scfcnyl^r.
For Catalos address +■"> WKST «'?*► ST.
HAMILTON INSTITUTED
Z 'Vest &lst ct.. overlooking Manhattan ays.
and Central Park West.
Coilesra certiflfates. Graduate tns factors —
men and women. Luncheon optional. Study
hours. Gymnasium. Basket Ball. Tennis, out
door play. Post-craduit^ work In Literature,
Music and Art School limited to 73 pupils.
Office hours, 10 to 4. Tal. flisi Si-huvler^
'llie barnard School of
HOUSEHOLD UTS "%^d
O«okinjj. Embroidery, Millinerj-, I»r?*»maklnc. ;
Household Decoration, Account". Management. I
One or nil subjects may be taken. Private ■
classes of 6 or more formed on request. Ex- i
tension courses for youns matrons. 2d year
op^ns_""t_ 11 Catalog. Tel. !>'.*#& gchayler.
BIBIUCHOBL ESS GIITS
College Preparatory a. General. 421 VJ i 4 0 ri
Kindergarten ,v Elementary. 423 If. 140 Jl.
15th YEAR b^gin" I—t. 2»th. Catalog.
BABIIAHO BGHOOL ii! BOYS !
721 ST. VlfHOUs AVI , COR. IMTH ST. j
616 RIVERSIDE DRIVE. COR. 139 TH sT.
Thoroujh preparation for ec:!eg». or business. :
Gym. PlaygTe md Over 100 graduates in lead- '
lng c»':fj;« .'.'.'. <rrx<~.'s. -.^th it begins Sept. 23. '
Barnard E'ementarv School
OOP "JflOl Kindergarten 4 Prim. Boys \
//nR lH i*>! *Gin«- 2dyearb«ein 3 Oct.
LLM I'iHJMi 3. Catalog. Tel, mm Schny.
FRIENDS SEMINARY.
, 220-228 East 16th St.. New York. '
FKIENDS SCbOOL,
106- PchennerhoTO Street. Brook'.yn.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL Or L43TGVAOXS.
Madison Sauare t'1122 Broads Harlem
Branch: 343 Lenox a»t.. bet. 127 th ar.d lCSth
st. Brook:yn Branch: 213-220 Livingston rt. 1
Private Leareaa and Classes. School or Res:- !
dence. Terms Reasonable. Trial L«saon free. |
For Girl 3 and Young Ladies —
Mrs. Helen M. Scoville's
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. S»4S FTPTH WE
RESIDENT and DAT pbd:'« from fourteen 1
to twenty-rtve year* old. Special studies and j
regular course. General culture work and '
social privileges. .
[Eli GEY SGiQGL FOii GlliLS
SOI WEST UTH STREET.
?rora Kindergarten to College. Classes for !
rn-.JI! boys. 3f.lh Year beginn October 3rd.
The h.isses i ayscn's school for Girls
Re-opens October Qth
161. ia«. 16* Went "1 h street
Tyr CVIvDJe. -»' '-••!- ,i i-.rk u--'
In 1 O'.iTti \LZ cor. of bita tit., directly '
i)|.|..ivu> < c-mrul t'ark. Boarding and Day
school for Girls. College Preparatory and
Special rourses. Reopens October S.
KKIKMJs f<E.UL\AKV.
220-228 East 18th St.. N»w Tork.
FRIENDS SCHOOL.
10fl-V>C ?=-lv-m«fhnrti .-fr--»r BmaklTn.
"" ■ Miscellaneous
WANTED— AMBITIOUS LADY. 6TUDT PROF- ;
itable profession. Social. Ini.tltutlnnsl, Literary I
£«retar i'OT TXt'.f A ■*■'.' **t B«th st. '
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
Institute of Husical fir!
of the City of Hew Ycrk.
FttANK DAiHIOSCH, Director.
.In Kodavrfd Sctiuo] of Uiule.
Tl:<* opportunities of Un» Initit»t.« tiro in
tended only f<>r student* of natural Hhillty vtth
an ..irniKt puri'Ofe lo "Jo kcrious wuiU. an.! nu
oth«ra will riu aircepti-r!.
Aj-:'ili".«ii<ni for admission ebuuid t.*> niad«
not l»U>r than October Xsi # jnsure consider
ation.
r«r ■• OIHI4 »nd full iisforTn*tion. n^-lress
Hot --'.. '<» ClarfPHint '\t>. >f>t \orl-.
SCHOOU AGENCIES.
" Amrriciiu itud Jt€»re!icn itaiiUera' aiMM).
Cupsii** Profe*»«»r». X«Mh«ri Tutor- (iu»
e.'nciu>. «tc ... t- CoJ)*«t» =eroo'» »ad Kamlli««.
ASS\7 to Mr» M J- YOrNG-PVLTON.
23 L'clcn Equiri.
TIMH TABLES-
INTERNATIONAL {MERCANTILE \fAKL\E TINES
1 *^ •" it t» X SAlJjl*iU3 Telrsrapb and nhmirint «t*oal*.
Phiiddelphld, Sept* 24, 10 A. VI. \ rijiaontb— Ch'erboVni — Smitaaxnstos.
Finland, Sept. 24. 11 A. M. J «•» 2^«SSSS.
Arabic, Sept, 24, 12 Noon J SJs2?*JZ*u,<£2L
Teutonic. Sept. 28, 3P,M. j m JSS^^^L^ t^
American Line r^r White Star Lin s ;.S
American Line F >,£
Plymouth-Gherboun-Southampton Oc^ntc. -^^^*^S^&m^
Piaa*phla.S;pt. ♦*. ia AM'X- T3ra....Cct. • , Araotc... Sepr. M. nn nn ° c , : i.^ t i. < V Oc^tS
St.Un^....Oet. LlflAMiSt. »at Oct. 15 EalUc *-^Wk 4 Bwton "to"
I Red Star Line W hESftE^QF
r4aw rim 1 Im , -, - ■gsg«: < SSs,\r?
Fl«la«d..fcpt SI. U AM a 4 .»_.oct.» JcEnRIC > (tiM tons* ;J»a- \\.'* h - *L
▼adew»«n«. .Oct. L U AH iXraoolaad. . Oct. li »C«.T«r J» m *
PaSSENGER OFFICES. 9 B^tT a'X. 7100 R-CTT*> **'> 6 2 - "• (W£S7 23> V -
HAMBURG
.AMERICAN
ABOUND THE WORLD
Two Grand Cruises of » to
three »nd one-half months*
duration each. "Around th« !
World." the first to laave New
► York Nov. 1, 1911, asd ••
ceeocd from San Francisco
FA. 17, 1912. by tlie large
transatlantic steamer "Clave - i
land." Rates from *&>0 up.
TOST INDIES. THE 2 BIE>T
and SOUTH AMERICA. j
i Write tor rtin«re*w «C toth cruis**. '
HHB H tMBCBG-AMEBICA>
a^k Piers fact West *
CUNARD IP
Largest. Fastest. n»«tS^« ■£&.
Witless Tcfearapb. t**** l **^*!^
Travellers' Cesses good v9^- e l!t
MOST EXPEDITIOUS BO"!* .
LONDON PARIS BERLIN VIENNA
DIRECT via FISH GUARD
Luslta=la 38 &iFlshr-»r4 a 34 t - m ** oel
Caronia "*! f&eenstown £"&£«* l^^Sl
Campania 5! 10 Queensto^. F'^-T^-Jr 1
Mauritania 12 3:Fishsuard and t*verp«^
MADEIRA* GIBRALTAR GENOA
NAPLES TRIESTE FIUME
Carpathla-Oct. S. *».£» ??f* " [ j2£ 10
aaxoma* . . Or*. 20 noon xntoma. ■
SPECIAL CRUISES I
RIVIERA ITALY EGYPT :
CannanU =0.000 tow. . 28. £=■ '• «* »
london ii il TUESDAYS
PARIS NOT |«4.M.
Express Sailings.
liS-s^g:!; S-SLi?
i.ondom f» ai>M n THCBSBAIS
stsu. bsrsnan ».v.«.
T^ia 3d?" SMllWgfc
«SSkTl«ufl SATURDAYS
NAPLES I {nWQ UA.M.
Tr<»£r*- €•.*--** Good AUO^r^J-r^-
FALL RIVER LINE
(Sple=did Stsaa^r, 3pl«did «errice> |
A night at sea will brace up your
tired nerves— 'twill do you a world
of good. I
Take a voyage to Boston by
Fall River Line steamer—
You'll say it* a pretty good
! prescription.
Faff River Line steamer* leave
New York, Pier 19, North River,
foot of Warren Street, at 5:30
p M. Get you to Boston as early
as 7 o'clock next morning — later
if you Hks. CA
Fare to Boston •?"*
Telephone 5131 Cortlandt for information.
I City Tleket Office^ — 171 Broadway- j
I>F»f«HTT»- MOOM'CnT TRIPS. '
imiDSOH RIVER NIGHTIIHESJ
P£QPL£S Lini TO ALBANY
ST'R C W. MORSE (odd dates Sept) .. STR
CITIZ£»S U.iE TO ALBiHY I TflOY
New Sfr TROJAN or REXS3ELAEB. Fltr
46 V R ft. West 10th St.. « P. M. dall/.
fcton'tit Albany in either air«<tloo. .. £
B°«' «r"ic-T Direct rmU connection at Al
bany and Troy for points North, East and
West Kail tickets accepted ior passage be
-«/e 5 New Tori. Albany and Troy Horse,
and automobiles carried at reasonable rate*.
"nd far booklet "Co the Hudson a=d B*
yond." Low rat*s to RepnbUcan tsaisaiisa
in Saratoga Sept. -•-
r i.](a% ■- m jacixto
nArtO I DENTXV
Rrom Pier 45. N R-- oonaeeting for all
|,^s io«Iiw««t and PaCftc Coaat Largest
•team-rs. Loneest. e-iickest ocean trip.
Or* s«ame« from >ew York to Texas
ing* ££^ p<r WMk .
„_ * Two srsamert per »•*
jf£Y WEST -I -T.rsciin*, far Miami »ad
** i! »-*"* l palm Beach.
_. One steamer p«r weejc,
T|Mp&. . • - -enaectinir for *".: Florida
IK.n«s « 1 west coast points
M JJIIC ' OM steamer
SS QtLt. ' • \ p. r week.
Circle tonr to Florida v '-a Key ~^tst er
Tani-a iinißiar via Jack»tnf'!!e and Clyde
Line to" New Tor!:, tallies at Charltstoz.
MULORY STEAMSHIP COMPLY
S Ptar 36. N. F_. N". V. [ >',«( :
Oftce* i :<j«j Broadway, x. T. i LINE^ I
ANCHOR LINE
GLASGOW via LU.nI»onDcWRY
Ca>e«ma.6s«:. St. coen'iFrnieisia..OcE. *. 10 am
California.. Oct. 1. 3 psiiColumtia.. .Oct. 13. 3 pas
FIRST C.481>. |tIJ« »ad ffiJs.
SECOND CABIX. *4* and »47.3 a.
THIRD CLA«>. «30 and S3I.ZS.
HENDERSON" BROTHEB3. 1I"1!> BSOaDWAT.
CCA iu ii fl lid.' "'SB 11 WALL ST.
hCll V LIJII Ferry . U'kiys. at coca.
t\.r can Juan. P. X., L» tjuai'a, P •-> cai«ua.
Curacs^o and Marajcalbo. via Curacao.
PbJlaiielphla ..=*pl 2i; Caracas Oct. 8
For L* •'•■ ' Curaca<» and Msracaitw.
Zulla . Oct. I|M*mc*!d© (M IS
Superior Acoonjmodat'.ona far Passenjjers.
BUS?. DALLETTT * CO..
Gen-rsl Managers. 92 Wail Street.
BY SEA TO MAINE
To* Mott Charwawr
Short sea Trfu •■ the AUastis toast.
SaiUnra from !Pw« Pi»f "0» East River. New
York Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdayt at 5
p M. For full infannatioa and Ulustratad
x, xi » - - ! CC^^ t Br»adwi r , N. T
NEW YUKii lO tubiOiV
r ar c S4 00. .Vl«tro;H»litari Ltna Exp r ess Turb!n»
bI,p.VALE&HAKVAKD
Weak I>ay* 4 Sun..r» Lye. Pier 1». N. It., ft.
«>f K«*<'tor »t., Xfw VurU, ."» P. M. Dii* B*Ml»n
8 V. M u^st d^y Sum* schrdul«: r^turmnc
CLARK'S mum CRUISE
I» K. I. *laa up f^r 71 Divs. \U Expanse*.
Four nnn <i hi.* iiountJ WorlU Tours. s.tt>i> to
JIMOO- leave IM. -.*•. N-^v. » «n«l 1!». .v Ji!». "•"«.
rit.%* *'. ri..\!£K. :lmw ItUlc. Skew York.
iti:i> bVnk uSc.
I L'ftves t»V:.nk!in M.. > " » 21. North Hirer.
dally f:at> A. M.. 2:30 X- M.: Sun- »30 A. M.:
Baf-'rr. *W A. 51. !SS P. M.; f.jn.. t -5»
IA. M.. for Wlfhlsnds. B-1 Pj-K etc Exc.
i BtV. TrolJay 'o Long OT»*i-h ar.d A<bcr».
rATSKIIL EVENING LINE
£'.eecs*rs leva **ss'- r>a- • toe. 11 Csnita
ph«r £;r»*t.J»:sr «&. JP. p.. 6:£o T ■ M
~ •♦traVel 1 ' FREI l ' '
Bo««Ut of 201 ts :-s >.-.i!'4«3 rtauttt.
SlartM** T#mi a, Jl T7tst SOtlj E:., l'*w T ->»»
TIME TA3LE9-
U)s"30:l-P«!S-H.lSI3U. : !i
CteClßl'a:! S»pt- .'• 9 JL 3£.
•Graf VaU<tor»sa ... . *»o* m. 3 P. X.
tKaiserta Ass V!c Ca X. 10 A. IX.
•P*n=syiTacla Oct. 3. U a. il
*C=e=«ri<-ij Rtts-CWtra ] » art*
KWinuit, rj; mn—inm Kee> Batssv
Efer*tar\ P*tm Garden. «M Ca*ic as:?.
i!BRSLTAR. MAPLES and SIJJOI.
*?. & CLJTTKI..\M>...Oct. XX 1 1 A. It.
**• S. CcvrrNNATI Not. 3. 13 X- It.
S. !». B\T»YTA . ..Vov. 13. 1.2 N'ooa
•». •. cura_*9i>. & vj a. v.
_ '^-w— t7,a«a ton*. Ela«asor. Keeflrie
TRAVIXI.EK3* CHECKS Macro.
.wise Dist. or Trios Erenrwriers.
. _ r ';nl'*« "C 3 Tr»T»» Bonks ca Sale
jP^, 41-45 Crmirtw.iy. >. T. WjLWLiH
HUDSON RlV£a
AA ** BY DAYLIGHT. /^A
"-"" ? - --- - I :;■.'..> -i ,'
*°>- mill fTLTOai ASS at at iv
Daily B«pt Soaday. lSv- a?^- Tiiioo.
?T .T* 11 * 11 - a Deebrosses St.. » W '
Teak^rs. TT«t Poti;. X«art»urs:-». Pccsskaap
s;e. K;nas»«« Force. rsissiin. Bttds asd A!
cany. Easy canaactlasa Nortiu Easz aad 'Was-.
A : ttm rat; riders b«f9r«es N. T. sad
t£2? r -t -. i»a-i* T siu-tus sa
~ yomt. Xtiej'jLugh. ar rmisra—nii te
•^T^ ! «* «^o»n ba *- 3f«ais "**•* 4: ait
•nCIAL S.vrUEDAT TKTP si tor 'iila.*'
to W*«t Pwnt. >-«-»t>arj>. aa<J Poturhseesat*
one ho'jr after -.rou«ii beat. See sh 3S
STEAMER SfiRY POWELL
t«seirrn» S 6 *. / 0 St - at ' 4S P- IL; 'We««
«M St. - p M-: West i^O- 3u. 3:M P. \t.
dUily -^pt Sondar. for Hls^iand rails. t7»sc
Point (rarornlnsE b? boat or raUi bsmm
Newb«r«H. y^, Hamburgh, union. ?oaga
ke*pa;e. R >n.lonr and Kingstoii. Orchestra.
rLuniUrt SERVICE
eTceprinj Sundays, from P'.er ZS. X. E.
! Plr«ct «teasiar» T^ietiayi.
' W^itmisdsj^s. Friday* «jxd>
CiRQUJUS Saturday* to Charlatan.
V«nwwiil*>» , connacung for p.sint3 ia
i Carolina*. FTflrtda aad other
{ sot:*?s*23t?m stasea.
< Direct ;ac-.«rs Uoada-»
...... [aad Th^irsiJay* to B-un»-
UCRHbIA " wick. <*•» eocu«ctuig for
yy * U U all point* m Gflorrta. Fisr
l i<ia iod Alabama.
Tna only sraame-s from New Terk witli-
O'!» e&an^e *ir*ct to above rrt'^f
CLYDI 5751-*:?'!? COMP*IIT_
-w- J Pier Z9. N. R.. ". T. J AGWX I
UTn> - e " I i?« B-"3* •■: tIST*
I Cenlral Hudson LiniTl
For Sim >■■■■. sHsjßateepsse aad KiSMsss*.
yrom FranlcTta St.. vtek days. 4 • M
For NET7BUHGH aad ls«erm«*: la=il;2^,
x^et> ia-s. 3 p. M
csiyfiAYC rr# "= rrMC.3 st.. 9a. v
ROUND THE WORLD
Sera r= 3i^r» W*«f? Wi^iiA ir.reraat:^
party. fsitures.
Sam. 19. Eastward, with Java, i^.iCC
Jan. 23. Eaatrrsrti. C.IM
>«* i. Westward. Si^OO
FFANS C CLAES. Xlraea 3idg.. \'Stg TOSS
CQOJC^ TOCKa AKOCXD THE ■ wosxjd
3»»h Acauai aarts* Send ear *««.-..«'
THOS- COOK A SOX. 242. Broadway.
«49 oradis»B A*e, :*4 aa<» >*" st>i Aw.. V T
EXCURSION'S.
CHARMIP ESOUESiOXS
\Sest Point, Ncwfcnrgii £ Paa^hfeMpaJi
Di:!v .except £ua<U7' by PaUc« HrDSO>"
RIVER DAY LINE STTAMIES UITN'DIIiDS;
HUBSOX. KOBEKT TXTLIOy aad ALBAXY.
B'felyn. Fu!faa £t- (By Ann>sx). 9: O«abrases9
St.. 3:40: W. 4- St.. 0; W. ;2'itb St.. B:2t>
A. M. too Saturday Str. "A^.ariy* cc« hour
!ater>. Bsiara an down boat -I:!* *;■*. St. 2 3*l
P. Jj. (on £aturi37 330 *e»J 5.40 ?. itV *««
Steamboat Advt.
UIL!B4.FUI iFTEMaOt EISB9SIII H
W-ST POUT BTST3. HEY POVELL
Leaving Desbross. St.. 1:43: TV 42d St.. 2a*
VF. 123 th St.. 2:20 P. iL Tally, except Suaday.
Reuirn b7 boat or rail (23:ur<iar. Ssjt. 24th.
by steamer •*.lLß.\3fY w ). Qrcfceatra.
PUBLIC NOT'CES.
Contractors
! Bids a?« !n«lte< for eonstnrtciion. «eii'.jrs.rzf
and operatJon ef t^s Trl-SoraT^S Subway «ai
i Elevated System of New York. Ot% eoB«Bri»
ins about ii miles of line, to bs <yc«n-ssj Octo
ber z<y. ma
Bids are also In^ttid for constnicti^a aaij".
! with municipal ma— to t»« crpanad Oatnaj«r
1 «T. 1910. Bids may be mad« for on* or am
! «f th« sections into whicii tha ceastnctwi
work kas be*a divided.
For fan lßTitat!oas r -o bidders s«« cahtsaa*
' of CRj Reoord. •» -writ* «r coiseernlns
f Ml astaila, including farm* ct contracts *ai*
j plans.
I Public Senriea Osnifflissicn
far taw
Firs! District
154 y.4.«sAr 9TjfZT.j. ygrrv Tosa: err?
""*■- £p\sfi£.- r of n> .
'' BTTREAtT fob THS CCLLECTIO3." C?
. :ax»-.
. 2FOTICE TO THf«HI9.
■Maj is tarebT fi^^a t!»t ■■ ona»«a ••«!
: «*tat« aaci per»osa: prosarty i a Th» CUr «t
!»i^ Tort fcr Hi» y«ar 1310 *?• tee aa* jay
j,*t> ca MOXDAT# ocTOBCS i. 13tfl.
»t o« «•«• of •-»• 9«c«iv«r it Ta-.ij «■ th»
Boroufk -a which r .h« property is .ocatxt. aj
follow*:
i Cor ••i«n of Maaba:taa. ST •y.:*-v.a«ra at.
Boroush ef TJie Bror.x. MJtuoipai Biuiaa**.
corner of Sd aad Ttemoai awe*.
Borou^a of Brooklyn. K*°ms 3. 4, « aa4 •.
Municipal Butldir.?.
Borou«t> of Que«B*. Cawrt *ti;iy.a, X.ens
I*!and City.
Borough of Bic&raoad. ■**»u«h Bill. St.
All COM ■■»■■ lien* «a th« day as* and
Durable.
TO AVOID PENWLTT TAXE3 MUST »C
PAID IN OCTOBER-
On a!l taxes vbich ara unpaid or. .a« first
<Jay of November interest shall b« chsryect at
■ the rate of •**«« «7) p«r .•«!•• p«r tnaum.
♦•it o*4 ia«r 3. 1310. the day •■■.•. ux»
bocom« <iur ■'- payabl*.
; , Wh-:r» checks ar-i mailed ta th* Ricstror oi
|7ax?« they must be accompanied by addressed
j tnve!op«s WITH POSTAGE I'REPAID J»
I on:r to a.«aor» re '.urn of rtca:s:e4 'x.:.s br
oa!!.
Checks <lat«d Octsb-r S should b* st4il«d ♦.
the Rsc*iver as wen 14 pes«;s:« after bll'.»
h«v* b"«n r«^e*.veil by t>:« taxpayer.
DRXW CHECKS ONLY OX >.*STC TC3K
EXOHAXCC TO THE ORS££ or THE kz-
CKIVCR Of TAXES
DAVID E AI'STEN. receiver of Tsxas
i.
| LOST BANKBOOKS.
f UAXKUOOK No. i^Md of trt#> I nion LMmi
r-a.v?H«!» i:.i::;. is nus«ir.B- Any i«-r .-v i:.».-i;c
a flaliu lv It U il-:i-.., ■ u'.'.- .1 UP>'O t\> pi-.--* ;. L
| 1 :-.- MM within trn ilayn. or tuMuit 1.. hu..i^ij
■«i>l iKiiuihtiok .Mil' ".'i'-"l .ml » new mse ; <m.;- ;.
LOST "lit }<Tt>Kt:N -iUir.UbiK.l. No. «oj*.."C4~T>f
th«- iVrmaq litnd in the City of X>»\r
TorH. ■•urtwrr 4th t»w. anj !4th V^ueil t.»
| Maurtrn S. <i«"'*» i r». All ptftion,, ar« . i.. •■.!■.. :
! u^ainst nfi(t>ltaili « the *ame. If not r«>tarr<?rt t;*
Utr ban!t un tb- «tb rtjy Oi (X'tob.T. l'Jit». a itu
vUcatij will te J3>«e-j.
' ; -
' ' REMcDiES.
i^JlonotGli; FtK>I.VMT>T' CVsr*'i? «urns
i' of aujoo i'otM». >f.stot:s bsfizTtr
I SLADPER CO>iPLAI>Ti anJ kiairii I'»
*aa*«: reh«f *t one* xa 4Aac«r«J'z* «n r»c«"a
i or «id; thcue d*-'-'-af oitfy 2rs» e!n*i »^tizs^-
I <rea.es.*-: tfcou:.t c*!!. Cr. "BOX SCHC^S. 3 * 555
• kao«a »j»eia:i«t WVT. iith »r. Hmrs. < W"t-9
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