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Of Interest to tOomen
NOTHING IS DECIDED
Each Woman a Law Unto Herself
in Matters of Dress.
StitJ the merry war over skirts f»oe« on.
V ith little prospect of any -«em«>nt he
r*?'*r. the rival j actions. Kvery woman
■west a skirt of the dimensions p!i<» pre
fer«. »■ r " tea th«. pleasure of looking down
vith pity and contempt upon her neighbor
who mar select one ■ few inches wider or
jjarrower than her own.
"Bat rour dre_«<«»s ar» all -fashioned." j
exclaimed >* young woman recently, after
FIGURE 1-AFTEKNOON GOTVN of CLOTH AND VELVET, WITH EMBROID
ERIRS IN CASHMERE TONES.
FIGURE GOWN OF CHAMPAGNE CHIFFON, BROCADED WITH
VELVET FLOWERS. LACE FLOUNCES OVER CERISE FOUNDATION
BORDER OF FUR. '
Inspe^tin^ those shown by a shop in the
neighborhood of 34th street. An •lame
tion of horror and surprise from the po'lte
f>t!«>nd_nt at this dre-idfn! accusation ellcjt
*>d th» explanation That, in the opinion of
the fair one. a gown, to t*» smart, should
not measure more than a yard and a quar
ter at the bottom. Most of thosn she had
Leen looking at were about a yard and
F»n en-eighths wide, and som» were 1 r.o
(yards. .She was toid that the estabijsh-
Jrienchad nothing narrower than this, but
Thai _my gown ?he might select would be
••tit down to the width she wanted. The
rame fhop has, however, been obliged in
rnacj" cases to add an extra width to the
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skirt of a costume in response to the
wishes of a customer.
"Nothing la ever decided.'- nM a fashion
authority net long: a o. "and no woman
who wishes to be uvil aressrd r.e*d hope to
be relieved of the necessity of thinking for
herself. . This is as true of the skirt ques
tion as of everything e1?,.. While many
new models are being produced that have
amp!" fiilnaaal at the bottom of the skirt,
like the. dinner gown illustrated to-day,
other gowns are, appearing that are
straichter in outline than ever. Some of!
the Empire frocks with the waist at the \
hlghect possible point are even straiehter
in outline than the. afternoon povrn in the
picture. In fact, to the average eye they
peem to b«» exactly the same width from '
shoulder to hem. Th« correct mode 1? the
one that ■ best gutted to th*» individual
v.'ear^r.
VAUDEVILLE FOR FRESHMEN
Barnard Seniors Entertain with
"Stunts," Old and New.
| There was a "big bill" on yesterday at
Barnard rcllpere. The seniors pave a gen
line vaudeville by way of entertainment
to the freshmen, which delighted the
?roim_rst_™*" tmmens< Of course, many
or the "=nints" were merely revivals of
the past, but how ran newcomers in the
college world know about that?
Perhaps the biggest feature of the after
noon was a seance with Mmc Palladmo.
The seniors called h«>r Mrne. Euseapia Par
adino. and her real name was Natalie
Stewart The main figures in the investi
gation were Provost William Brews* as
portrayed by Miss Susan Minor, Professor
Montague by Miss Agnes Burke and Mrs.
Annie Nathan Meyer by Miss Rose Ger
stein. When the curtain fell Mme. Para
dino was no more, except for her one false
le?, which Professor Montague held as a
trophy.
Another feature of the day was a flying
ballet, the balloon chorus of which was ut
terly devoid of balloons, although resplen- 1
dent in cr#pe paper. Miss Vera Fuesleln
and Miss Ethel Leveridge also performed
marvellous acrobatic feats, which made 1
the freshmen gasp at the very idea of such j
limberness on the part if Irately senior?, i
Miss Marion Oberndorfer and Miss Frances i
ffeixjj of the Ma.rK.ets
Perishable Produce Scarce.
Tradp is dull at Washington Market this
wppk; tl:^ c;:i".ross •' rikt- is one of the
causes of the slackness, and has «lipr>rgran-
Ized conditions in two ways— it has caused
a stK.rTa^p in p^rlshablp produce, and also
In such lines aa tenderloins ami sausaaes.
On the other hand, th« butcher? dealing in
a Ins way with out -town hotels have not
been able, to get away the whole of their
usual Ehipmont?. though one dealer is re
ported to have come out all right by get
ting his orders away in the wee sma'
hours of the BBornlng before the strikers
were out .of tied
Lamb Drops and Eggs Go Up.
Wai Is still hi?h. but there Is another,
drop in lamb, fancy lamb .-<^llinp this week
for 12 1 . cent.*- 1 by the hundred pounds whole-
Bale, and ordinary qualities at 10 cents; legs
are 2<i cents a pound, shoulders 10 cents and
ra'-ks __ cents ,i pound. Veal cutlets are S3
cents a pound, shoulder, and breast 17
cents and loin _! cents a pound.
Poultry and game are the same as list
week, with the exception of venison, which
is but of reason to-day.
Eggs are up 2 < enis, 37 rents n dozen;
nutter i? .''7 cnt? a pound, and sweet butter
is 40 cents a pound.
Fish High-r.
Fish are higher again, <•■' ins to this
week's northeast winds. Butterfifh, which
aie going out. are IS and _ft cents .i pound;
hHlih'it steaks aro also 18 and _0 cents,
bass are 22 cents, smelts 20 cent?, Span
ish mackerel and whlteflsh 25 cents, yellow
pike _ft . ents, yellow perch 15 cents, floun
ders and carp 10 cent* and cod and had
dock 1- cents ;: pound. .Scallops re ,r,O, r ,O
cents a quart: lobsters ;ire 30 cents a
pound and hard shell crabs are 3_ ■ < nts a
t!<jzen.
Pomegranates in Season.
lemons are dear this w«ek-40 and .'iii
cent 3 a d'>zen. Porne^ranatesi at $1 to $2 a
do_en. are particularly tine. Pines are _.">
to 3« cents, and sugar pines ."/) cents ea«*h;
grapefruit ■'>"• i;, and 21 cents apiece and
French rigs are jj 5 A dozen. Oranges are
tVi cents to 11 25 ,i dozen, red bananas are
60 and 75 cents a dozen, < amice pears are
$1 |5 a dozen, Anjou pears Ha dozen and
Beckel pears ?Z cents a small basket. Win
ter berries are -■• centa a quart. King apples
are »iQ rents to $1 a dozen. Bpttscnbara-a are
"', cents, Newtown pippins 0 cents and
Jonathana *0 to H cents a dozen.
Hothouse MußcatM are J_ ■ basket, ordi
nary Mnscata are j) 35 H ,^^^l, „.,|,.
falifornians are th e Kamp price, Moroccos
are tU Tckays. 75 .eni». Cornichonfl «T. rents.,
Uelawares 35 cent:-, Niagaras 3.1 to 60 rents
and Concords and Catiwbas S cenU a
basket.
YEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER: .5; 1910
Randolph contributed "the tea drinking
; scene from "The Little Minister." and also
: a recitation of Austin I) ibsoa'a quaint dla
- loeue "The Quoque."
- When at last the final curtain was run _.
down «nd audience and actresses alike had
1 been fed the day was crowned with dan-
I in?.
'knew girls who SMOKED
. Minister Admits Fact in Talk to
Woman's Christian Union.
[ | A bis sisn bearing th" words "No Bmok
. ing'" went up in the Central Baptist Church
iat ISd street and Amsterdam venue, v«»s
| terday. it was put up by the Rev. an
, fred P. \V<Mcher aa a text for hi speech
to the New York County Woman's Chris
tian Union, which had a convention there
1 but Mr. Wrlcher, who represents th« Anti
, Cigarette I^eajrue of America, said that si^n
1 was needed in a good many churches
. deeply as it grieved him to admit it
"Numbers of ministers of the Gospel
are smoking their brains out." Mr. Welcher
told the women. "1 recently ast a
! Brooklyn minister if he would allow me
. to speak In his Sunday school rooms on
, this evil habit which Is wrecking so many
lives. He told me no, it was impossible
jto give me a date. 1 saw the reason for
his refusal. " said Mr. Welcher, "In his
hand, when It was not in his mouth.
"Nor is the fact that ministers them-
I selves smoke the worst. Men's church
; clubs smoke, aye. and have the emblem
of their church on their oijrnrette boxes
I A well known New York clergyman gives
1 smokers for his men's club right in the
. sacred edifice. And it Is sad to reflect
that in this he has the sanction of St.
I Paul, who advised his hearers to be a ?l
things to all men for the sake of savin?
them.
"I'm afraid." Mr. \Wl~her ended with a
tigh, "that St. Paul would be n smoker if '
he lived to-day, but he would make a mis- !
take. It Isn't well to co too far in being
all things to ill men for the sake of win
; nJrig their confidence, and I implore you,
my friends, not to smoke even for the
object of winning souls— er— l mean, do not
let th<* men you can influence do this."
It was evident when the speaker sat '
down that his audience was yearning for
Information he hadn't given then An
elderly woman in black voiced the penpral
cu-iosity by rising to state In a timid
voice that she had heard that there were
actually women who smoked. Could it be
true?
"They're a forward, peculiar class of
' women." said Mr. WelehT warmly.
Pressed to say if he had ever met a
r.oman who smoked, he admitted to having
once talked with two young girls who
confessed to the habit. Then the conven
tion clicked its several tongues m delicious
horror and passed on to other matters.
MARSHAL HENKELS GOWN DAY 1
Will Serve Luncheon at Auction of
Finery Seized by Customs Men.
Tn tim "limbo of lost gowns, " as Mar
i shal Henkel might describe his nunrters
,in the PoftoffW Building, to-day at 11
I o'clock there will be an auction sale of
gowns seized by the customs officials
All day yesterday ,<--■,- lay in funereal
state on the exhibition tables, and re
spectful. admiring women, driDping from
the rain, passed by them in solemn pro
cession.
There wero v/onderful filmy white
gowns, covered with "roal hand embroid
ery" (so the marshal said), and thin silk
gowns, all described as "light blue"
by h masculine intelligence which knew
not the intricacies of Dame Fashions
color vocabulary. The men who thronged
the Postoffice corridors and the few who
ventured in saw an opportunity to save
money.
"Gee!" cried one. "Here i. a chance to
get my wife a Christmas present cheap.
Save that dink: little lacy one for me,
marshal."
But Marshal Henkel had no sympathy
for the men; he was looking out for the
women only.
•So. sir." said he. "This is a party"
for all the ladies of this town. I'm hav
ing a ladies' reception to-morrow, and
I'm going to give them all a light lunch
eon Of chocolate and cake. There'll be :
groat bargains, too. You can get some
lovely gowns dirt cheap."
AMELIA BARB A SUFFRAGIST
The Hotel Astor echoed with applause
yesterday afternoon when the members of
the Equal Suffrage party heard they had
two illustrious names to add to their lists.
It was authors' day at the club, and Mrs.
Amelia Barr had been invited to be pres
ent. She was detained at her home up the
Hudson, however, ny the orders of her phy
sician, and could only send a cordial greet
ing. "I am heart and soul a suffragist,"
she wrote, "and I want to do all I can at
my age to help the cause along."
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett also con
fessed, by letter, to fondness for the ballot.
Endive Comes Down.
Endive of good quality has romp down
to 25 cents a pound: celery is still 20 cents
a bunch and oyster plant is back to 10
cents a rnmoh. Mushrooms are 40 cents
a pound, tomatoes are 10 cents a pound,
cabbages aro 10 rents a head, cauliflowers
are 20 rents each and Calfornia canta
loupes are 75 cents each. Brussels sprouts
are 15 cents a quart, carrots are to cents
for three bunches and cucumbers are 10
cents ea< Spinach is 20 cents the half
peck, lettuce Is 5 cents a head, chicory is
5 cents a head and romalne is .*> cents a
head. Potatoes are 5 cents a quart. Peas
are 25 cents a quart, shelled pease are 60
cents a till, lima beans are >•> cents a quart
and wax and strinpe<l beans are 15 cents
a quart. Small pickling cucumbers are 10
cents a bOX
Uptown Prices.
Pomegranates are 60 cents a dozen up
town. Newtown pippins are 50 cents a dozen
and sweet California grapes are 15 cents
a pound There are plenty of vegetables
just now for the housekeeper to choose
from. Cauliflowers an 15 cents each, Savoy
eabbacres are '•> cents each, squash are 25
con: -3 each and stringed beans are 10 cents
a quart. Celery it) ig cents a bunch, soup
celery Is ;"» cents a hunch, lettuce is 7, cents
a head, mint is 5 cents a hunch and chicory
Is 10 cents a head. \yax beans and loose
carrots are 10 cents » quart and Rreen
k;*le is 1" cents a bunch.
Veal Chops are _3 cents n pound, pork
chops 2.1 cents, shoulders „f lamb % ls cents
and lamb chop* 23 rent* h pound. Tongue
is. 22 cents a pound, fr,^, ham 3D cents,
prime rib roast __ cents, porterhouse steak
28 cents and stirloin tea] ■.■ cents a pound.
Ciscoes. yellow perch and white perch are
16 cents ■ pound, weakflsh are i» cent«.
buiterflsh also It cents, blueflsh 25 cent.«,
sniHta 18 cents and hallbVii steaks 20 cents
.. pound yellow pike an.i whiteflah are 25
cents a pound, flounders are 10 rents and
haddock are aJao I" cents a pound. Fresh
mfickerel are 20 cents a ,, ounf j_ paddo.'k
roes are l_ cents a pair and smoked had
dock are 12 cnts a '"'■'•■ i Scallops are 50
cents a quart.
HELP WANTED.
Male.
AGENTS. SAI-ESMEN— Coin m aP iling our
nn dome f)-"irc- ftnd kh* npK Writ" for
catalogue. M. PWP "• " 4 l(( >wcry, Manhaitnn.
X. Y. C.
CANVASSERS wanted r : n a new s
paper proposition previous expe
rience niec«sf ar 7' '^PPb Room 31
Tribune B" il(lin .?v
. I.KHK foi ■* •- ' 1 "!'! have had
legal exj>e»ltuct- »»nnii .A K .. n Flatlron
tluilillnjr.
RESORTS.
\T.W JKKSEY.
Atlantic City
The dfllghtful November days preceding Thanksgiving arc so popu
lar with visitors that this period rivals the world famed Easter Season
There is inviporation In every breath of the salt soa air. The dry cli
mate, continual warm sunshine and bright blue sky make the days
Ideal for health and happiness out of doors.
THE LEADING HOUSES
orhert contentment, rest and the s;oor| thing, in life abound a-pWv asu ».
kind of people you iik- to meet n-ho set the- nest 0,,t of exis Unce «r. i "
foyinl comfort to its fullest meaning. Write or phone an, of the V*lowf«
for information, rates, etc. ■ '"fc
The Snelon-Tie. | Hotel Drnnl, Sea*l.l«. Hon«e
European Plan. , cio?M for ettenstv. imp,, . F. P. C.jo'k's Sons
„. WelkelAMsn i Reopens Feb. 1911. W. F. Busby a , Pa IIaJ ,
Hotel St. Charles F L Touni M*r.
Ktwltn Halnes Marlborough-Blenhelm. The Holmhnr-t
Hotel f»trnn«l Both American & EuropAan Henry Darnell
Ti C Edwards Plans. m,« p .__ _ ,
1 & Frank P. Off. Mars. Josiah White & Sons Company I Wm. R " Hood
Only 3 hours from New Tork City. Fast, comfortable nil service, convenient
grhertuie. Th» Central R. R. of N. J. or the Penna. R. R.
HELP WANTED.
Male.
EXPRESSMSN— Drivers and helpers; good sal
aries. -Apply Adams Express Company. 309
Canal st.
SAI ESMAN exp»riencrd in builders' sup', li* or
: [hardware; salary $1,200. Mlghill (Agency).
Fl a tiron Building.
SALESMAN, experlen<-ed in irroeory Una, for
1 New York and Brooklyn; saiarv and commis
sion. Mie^iH <A?«"icy». Flatlron Building
gXLKSM K>T throughout the United States, to
sell nirforr.obile necessities. Every owner
ranis our protector References required. The
Veil Tir» and Protector CO.. 320 Broadway.
YOUNG MEN -Great opportunity, custom house;
examination February: pm.tr.ffl'-e, other posi
tion?; success guaranteed. Examiner. 24 "West
110 th it.
Female.
A TEACHER COLLEGE GRADUATE for
prtva'e school near New York: physics,
chemistry, physiology The Hopkins Educa
tional Agency, fift" StTi »r».
<:ANA r ASSEßi^'io'-o r ~ money to right women.
Call 11 to .-.. Room '2. 2 West 151 nt.
COOK. Protestant, for two in family; city;
wages ISO to $:■:.%: any nationality: mu*t have
. c . ,-,.•. references. Industrial Association Employ
1 tr.ont Agency. 17 West 42d Bt. 'Phone Bryant
5210.
_
roOK~^s3o: for Ora"nc>". i. J.. by Mrs. SehmWa
Employment Bur«»'i, 1007 3d aye. Tel. 2019 —
Plaza.
moK. $25 to~ssO~~wait7es"se!«. $-•">. chamber
maid. $*-'. Scbmtd's Employment Bureau.
1007 :t.l aye. ; t»l . 2919 Plaza.
<EKKR'I»KH. sanitarium; rlty poai
tim; good manager; understand catering and
marketing. Call Mrs. Plllsbury, Hopkins' Edu
cational Agency, .107 •"*! aye.
H ■ SEWORKERfi for city or country. Mrs.
Pchmid's Employment Bureau. 1067 3d aye.
Tel. 2919 Plaza.
r>ADT'S MAID, for Washington; one lady: wages
530 to $•".". must h_ve «xj.»-rience and good ref
.--.--n." Industrial Association Employment.
Agency. 17 West 42d It. ' Phone 5210 Bryant.
MOTHER'S HELPER, for small boarding school;
must play piano: take, children out. Call im—
mediately, Hopkins' Educational Agency, 607 Bth
aye.
IT OTHER'S TIfTITErTTwo children. 7 and*
years; teach English branches; exceptional op
portunlty. Call 1 o'clock, Hopkins Agency, DO7
Sth aye.
SE.'.ir:iTHp:S^. assist chambermaid, for on» lady.
In city; must. have, e"o.l reference. Industrial
Assr.riation Employment Asancy, Inc., 17 West
4_.1 rt. Phone 5210 Bryan*.
VISITING^ HOUSEHOLD f ASSISTANT; i nothing
menial; easy hours; exceptional opportunity.
Hopkins Educational Agency, ."'>7 Bth aye.. be
\»e"n 42d and 4Sd sts
WORK WANTED
Male
CHAUFFEUR. .Tv PTredteh, i»ingl<». engineer nnd
mechani.-. ... honest. Industrious, wishes
I position with private family: rlty or country;
ft years' reference la.«t employer; fully licensed.
i S. '11.. 135 East BBthat
CHAUFFEUR.— «nan, storing car for win
ter, recommends his driver; sober, careful
man ; excellent appearance. Lech. 133 West
♦■'Ist st.
CHAUFFEUR. — Mechanic; 5 years" experience,
makes own ... ;ill cars; best references;
licensed un.3er new law. B. Grundy. 685 Am
stentam aye
CHAUFFEUR.— Sing-la Bw«de. 28; *s* reliable;
Strictly sobi>r and steady; careful driver; fioe3
own repairs; city reference. C. H. I_iwson. care
pel rajte. run West 14fith St.
IXVESTI GATOR.- ißeliable, competent Amprican
requires conJWfntiai comrqission as investiga
tor. or otherwise. Tracpr^Box _.«. Tribune Office.
JEWEIiRTc HOUSES.
Young man. thorousrhly competent, <i«Flr<»s
position in fi:-t •• a?s Jewelry bouse, whotaaaJa or
retail; <-a.n act ■■ entry clerk, salesman or ship-
plner clerk. Address Ability. Box 31, Tribune
Office.
PAINTER, kalsominer. decorator plasterer. gen
eral Imitation Stone icment. worker; brown
stono cleaned and repaired. John Lally, JV42
Nostrand aye.. at Fulton at.. Brooklyn.
TORTER or J SHIPPING CLERK— By middle
jipe«l man; experlencei . Rood references. .\.i
dress Fran.-is. Tribune Office.
SPECIAL OFFICER or MESSENGER. — Able
bodied, honest, competent; excellent refer
enres. J. M . Box M, Tribune Office.
YOUNG i MAN wishes clerical position: has ex
perience. V.. Tausteln, _W £tanton st.
Female.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPlST.— Thoroughly
experienced: rapii. neat, accurate: excellent
r ef^ rf , n r es: desires permanent position. Reliable,
2_f> l_th ft.. Brooklyn.
STENCORAPHER.--On* and a half years* m
pericn<-<» real state and law; honest, upright
girl of neat appearance; Brooklyn preferred. C.
OLSKN. f!l Sullivan Ff.. P-rooklvn.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
COOK. WAITER. - Bachelor's apartment; Eng
lish: .1 years' personal reference. A. S., Box
IPS,t [burn. N__- r j ,
COUPLE.— Man fln riass chef in every branch;
-.ife as chambermaid or waitress; take en
tire charge of kitchen or apartment; waxes not
under SlOiJ: Al referencea. E. N-. --'> W. -**th st.
GARDENET! Englishman: married; wife board
heir- no children: fin* Ratable grower; lawns.
frbmes. general work: excellent references. Car
penter's Agency."^ 154 6th aye.
G VRDHNRRr— By married man; long experi
ence under slaas and outside; well versed with
flowers fruits, vegetables, etc.: eat of refer
ences. Gardener. P. O. Box 196, Morrlstown,
N. ,T. ...
HOUSEWOBKER — Smart young .lap: good
cook butler country, city; $40: beat refer
....... Miss 9hea Agency. « Cast 4_d st.
MAN,"! German, middle aged: understands horses,
etc.: furnaces and all kinds of housework.
Glersch, 507 West 20th st.
IJSEFUIj MAN: Swede; can car* for horse.
VoV chickens; some gardening; would tak.»
car^ of rurnaee. Carl. car* Mathewaon Agency.
Pis fitli eve Tel 378 Bryant.
rsFFt'L MAN-^-Generally useful about the,
"house: boarding or private family: $2.1 Bright
&■ Murray's Agency. 80 West liWth it Tel. M."4
Harlem.
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WAITER and USRFt.'I- — By exceptionally neat,
presentable young Scotchman, lately landed:
likes" hard work; good refr>r»>nc»>s : moderate
„-;]?»'= Irwtn Employment Bureau. 77 West
11th st.
Female-
CHAMBERMAID -tit! MAID^-Excellent f»am-
Btress; three years last pine*; VPI "v best writ
ten aiiii personal references; Finnish sirl. .Tussila
Agency. BSO Lexington ave.^Tet." 4483 Plaza. - ■
CHAMBERMAID or WA ITKESS— Toung 'Ca
nadian Protestant: $22 (25 B-, Miss Hofmay
ers Agency ::::" 322 !l(h aye., ninth floor Tele
phone 4ft_7 Madison Square.
COOK with young daughter, wants country
plaoe; $_>»; two years in last place. Miss
■Shcii's Agency. £ Kist^ 42d St.
rOOK youiis Swede: $30-S4O; (rood city refer
ence \ Miss Hofmayer's Agoncv. (20 323
rih an-., corner of 32d st. Telephone 1821 Madi
son Square. _ ;
("ViTi K~— V■Y ■ ."iTrTir colored woman, equal to chef;
five years i-i la*t plac\ wants apartment; $3U.
Miss Shea'a Agency. 8 East i*' 1 »i
roOK— An except iona II v K^'d rook: has very
l.^st i-pf^rpurp; city or country; Finn: clrl.
Jvaatla Acency. . ,4. Lexington aye. Tel. 445.1
T'lara. ;
COOK CHAMBERMAID, &c — Two sisters; to
gether <.i separate: one as cook, other us
ch^mtXTmaid and \v_ffr-.-«s; watfes $2." ami $:■!»;
smalt private family; n.i objection to apartment;
firm ilass referenr*^ 2-U_East ; •>. si ■:
UENERAt. S HOUSEWORKEIt— Excellent * ■•Hits:
colored P'rl: R«"d plum conk; $2': Rood refei--.
er.<s. Bright .v Murray, .10 Weßt inr.th st. Tul.
: ir , Harlem.
HOUSEKEEPER or COMPANION — English:
K . ori manager, caterer: «_tr.erienced alpo In ;
nursing- permanent or day or hour. FltzGer- ,
aid's Bureau. 303 nth axe, (entrance 42<i Bt.).
KITCHENMAID* train*. '• England: joun*.
Mnart- S'JlV_Mj*!' P' l<>ft '» Agency. M l-.,i«t 42d t»t.
LADY'S MAII' — French; hairdresser, packer;
coo.l traveller and n«*ami> tress; excellent refer
ences leading N-* York families. Fitzgerald's
Bureau. ftOSOih ay' 'entrance In 426 at I
iTi'vnRESS- -Yoiing Finnish worn excellent
r(-f.'»rence- $".". 5.. M,-.s Hnfras — ■>.•»>■ •■
l\ee.i A Barton Building, 320 Si h int., ninth
ft,, nr. Telephone «27 Madison Pquare.
NURSE and COMPANION.— Refined American
woman, having. '-• years' exp-rl.Mi.-e. in nurs-
Ing n.ml-lnvall.!s; Mghaal reference. Addre M a J.
F ■ Tr'hiine Office. ;
U'"\lfnES.S. — STuul to hutlrr; six years In last
country preferred: $30. Miss Sheas
Agency. H Kast_4jM st.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER for bachelors; fine
rook- three years' references; $30. Miss Shea*
At- 1. S Kast IBd it. .';,
.—RESORTS.
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GALEN HALL
AND COTTAGES
HOTEL AND SANATORIUM
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Always open. Always ready. Always busy.
F. 1.. YOUNG. Gen] Manager
New }otk Office: 1122 Broadway
®arl&oroii®».BUii!3ei!3
.."Atlantic Cltya New Fall Season.
JOSIAH WHITE 4 SONS COM PA NY.
NEW YORK.
HOTEL GRAMATAX
LAWRENCE Park. BROXXVILLE, N. T.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
260 Rooms. 130 Private Baths. Exceptional
f'ulslne.
New a la carte restaurant.
E>ctrlc Train Service 28 Minute*,
Hotel firamatan. Ino.
Irlsrrltff Ucitg£
BKIAR« LIFT' MANOR. \FW VOKK
OPEN mat IST TO DEC IST
I nder the management of DAVIIJ B. PI.IMER
GEORGE W.
N.Y. o<fl.'-*. Windsor Ai^a ■!>■ TeL.3278 Mur.HlU
INSTRUCTION.
For Beth Sexes—
STAMMERING,
and similar affections correcteu. 20 years' success
ful experience. Training by Principal. Booklet
Bryant .Srho»l or Stammering. 62 "V 40th St.
THE Berlitz S(:nl)oir6"F~i:\>rGrA7;E.HT
Madison Square (1122 Broadway). Harlem
Branch: 343 Lenox aye.. b-t 127 th and 123 th
•t. Brooklyn Branch: 213-220 Livingston st.
Private Less-ins and Classes. School or Resi
dence. Terms Reasonable. Trial Lesson free.
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American nn.l Foreign Teacher*' Agency.
Buppltes Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov
ernesses, etc., to Colleges, Schools and Families.
Apply to Mrs. M J. YOUNG- FULTON.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
**-T3E3:E3 O__3:-__.X_iX_F s -%
■ Private School of Dancing. 7 West 43d St. £
I Private Classes for Ladies, Gentlemen |
I Adults and Children in "Body- Building" _
I Private School of m«>ans of 7 West I.M «if. f
Prr ■ • '..,,■ Ladles, 1,. n- (men,
Adults and Children In 'Bodj Bu ding"
Hygiene," by moans of dancing-.
I Classical. /Esthetic, National Folk and Fine S
I Ballroom Dancing Pl»ase send for Cata- $
1 logue, l.nns 11. CHAUF, Instructor. 3
_f2rafVu^e_lniiierial Ballot School of Tiu^ia f
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j the same withir. t^n days, or submit to having
I said passhook_cancpllcfl and a n*w one lasued.
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f.ivin?s Rink Is missing. Any person having
a claim to it - tn hereby called upon to prp.s^m
the same within ten days <jr submit to having
sala passbook cancelled and a new one issued.
BANKBOOK No. " 634 MS of the Tnlon Dime
Savings- Bank Is mlssinK. Any person having
a c.'aim to it is hereby called upon to present
th '' same within ton days nr submit t<. having
saH passbook cancelled and a new one issued.
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w2k nn " r ' R "' ht<>r . •'• F- Scott. Worrier, ('has
Webber, jr.. Henr Wilke, M. Fl Wo Mr.
Uliams. Bertha Morris. E. Moilov R M^
picker I_ r_ King. K. T. Gove. DalsyiDean.
*'.. rl,.Rßennet.r 1 ,. RRenne t. Frank Bernard. Baison, Mrs D
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" F. Mollenhauer. J. H. O"Connell A Meyer ft
'_.°' II T i --- Banbaum ' P Epstein. F. W. Woolwortl
V J. Lynch. Frank Bros.. L. S. Hotalin-' f_
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by notified that the tiniH for the payment of the
lien we hold upon the household Roods, personal
effects and fretght stored by you or for your ac
count, in our warehouse, having expired su'+i
property will he so]r| at public auction at '"l"-'' > 10
E. 13Sth St. Bronx. New York, on Monday. Nov
-'!. 1810. at la3o A. M.. unless charges are paid
before.
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HOC3E CO.
ga NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE I NIT ED STATES
of America. To MICHAEF^ FLANAGAN,
GREETING: YOU ARE HEREBY COM
MANDED that you personally appear before
the .Tuds« of th« District Court of the T'nited
Stated of America, for the Southern District
nf New York, in the Second Circuit of Equity,
within sixty days after aarrica hereof -where
ioev»r the said Court shall then bp. to answe r
a hi!! of complaint «\tilMi».i gtrainst you In
the said Court by I'nited States of America and
to do ruri h«r and receive what th» said Court
shall have considered in that behalf. And this
you are not to omit under the penalty on you of
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOl__-VRS
Witness. Honorable GEORGE P. ADAMS.
GEORGE C. HOI.T. CHARLES M. HOrGH and
LEARNED HAND. Judees of th» District Court
of the I nit( Btatea for thn Southern District of
New York, at the City of N'pw York, on the 11th
day of October in the year one thousand nine
hundred and ten. and of the Independence of th<»
United States of America, the "n>i hundred and
thirty-fifth.
HENRY A. WISE.
United Slates Attorney.
SolT for t'nited Btatea of Ami
TBOS ALEXANDER. Clerk. [I* 91]
The defendant la required to «nter appearance
In the abova cause in the f'lerk's office of this
Court, within ilxty days after sen-Ice hereof Or
the bill will be taken pro oonfpsso apalnst you.
THOS AU-XAXDER.
' lerk.
To MICHAEL Ft. AN AN', the defendant ahnve
named .
The. for<-iT'-.iTiK writ of subpoena N served upon
you by publication pursuant to an order of Hon.
brahle i..- n<e C. Holt, Judge or t!te fnited
Ptates Distri.-t Court for the Pouthern District
Of New York, dated the ISth day of October.
IM<». and on that day lied with the writ of suh
prpn.i and bill In equity herein In th» offl.-« of
the Clerk nt tlie said ' ntted States Dirtricr
Court for thf> Southern District of New York at
the Postofflce Building. In the. City. County and
Hat* of New York.
Dated New York. October l.^.th. 1010.
HENRY A. WISE.
T"n;t.d States Attorney for th* Southern l>i.*»rict
of New v '-i, Attorney f..r r!;ilntiff. Ot!lc«
and Pom office Address: Room "." Poatof
fire Building. Borough of Manhattan City of
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; St. Pail .. Nov. 12|St. Louis Nov. 28
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Franconla 13.000 tens, new steamer March 11 •
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' _____ CITATIONS. _ j
THIO PEOPI OF THE STATE OF NEW]
York, by the grace of God. free and inde- •
pendent, to Hannah R. Levy. Maurice s. Levy, i
Victor D. Levy. Rebecca I.oeb. Alice I- Rubel,
Etlie Tltoh*>, NVllio R. tLevy) K«wwlttcr, Han
nah R. Levy as transferee of Maurice S. Levy,
Victor •'. Levy Rebecca L.oeb. Alice U Rubel.
Eltiw Tirrhe anil Xrllie n. tLevj* Newwitter;
Amelia Irvine, Euarpne S. Benjamin. George Cl.
Benjamin. Morria Benjamin, as surviving Ex
e- utors, etc.. of the I.ast Will an i T^stamont of |
fccphia B«njaniin. deceased: Mary Nauheim. as |
a_mtnistratrlx. etc.. of Eiiaa Isaacs, de.-ea.^e*:; I
ffamon t':a- - as ailministrator. etc.. of Kmlle i
rracsrer. deceased: Lewis Isaacs, commonly j
known as Lewis J. Lewis, Mary Nauh"lm. Ma ,
tilda. Hurst, Kate Cohen. A. Joseph Tolano. as |
administrator, et.-., of Annie Tolano. deceased; j
JOs»ph Levy or !•-. Sam Levy, as administrator, i
etc.. of Abraham Levy, deceased; Amelia Le- j
vine, as transferee of Sam Ijevy as aiimint-- '
trator of Abraham I^evy. deceased: Morris or
Morris M. Levy. Joe Well, as administrator. I
etc., of H.-nry l^evy, <i*-ce.-_sftl ; Isaac S. Sanger. |
as a?signc«» of Joe Weil as administrator of ;
Henry Levy, deceased: Sol. B. Altheimcr. as ;
Executor of the Last Will and Testament of John !
L. tJlmmonds. deceased; Nathaniel Myers, a? ■
transferee of Pol. B. Altheimer as Ex^<-utcr. |
etc.. of John L. Simmonds. deceased; PWllo T. j
Slmmonds, Mary Nauheim. is transferee of !
Thilip L. Simrnond.-t Nathaniel 'fc SiDrmond?,
Miriam Altheimer. Eva Newton. Sarah Joseph.
Annie Hyman. Harry Barnarj Hyman. Mana i
I.euis. M.->unt Pinai Hospital. Home for Aged
and Infirm Hohrews. Hebrew Benevolent and
Orphan Asylum. Conprogatinn Shiiari Zed»k.
Mary Nauheim. . T ulian O. Barnard. Phili-.i Bar
nard. Henry Barnard, <irn.*> Helst«ln. Rachel
i Liebenstein. Maurlca Rarnard. Sophie An^er.
Eleazer Isaacs. Kate Isaacs. "?arah" Smidt or
Bmlth. ".line" Pml.H or Hmith. "John" Pmidt or j
Smith, the names of "Sarah." •Mane" and r
"John*," hf-ing fictitious. t!;»>ir real r;am»s r*!ns ■
unknown to your petitioners, an.i cannot after I
dilieem inquiry be ascertained by th»-m; (the
sai.i sersoni fo d^sisnaf.'d N>mg r-it«»d as a class !
constituting ■> Executors or Administrators or I
If-satecs. if any. of said Mary Ann ?miiit or j
Smith. <}.»'■<»•-■ amf also the only children and '
n«-xt cf kin. if livinz. of said Mary Ann r-'midt or
Smith. ii-«"eas»i!. and if any such children or
nfxt of kin of sail Mary Ann Smldt .»ha!l have
di»d. all thf T>ersons whn are th<» next cf kin. |
Executors. Administrators or leeatees of said
".^arah." "J:ine" and "John" Pmidt or Smith). !
?amuel Nauheim ani Phi!lr t Barnard, as Ex- I
ecutor- of the I_»«t Will and Testament of H«»nry ■
Patnard. deceftaed, and to all persons inter-stM I
in th« Euat-« of Rachel Barnard, ;-ir« of tht
County of New York, deceased, as creditors,
legatees, next of kin or otherwise, send -^-»»»Tina;:
Ynu ard each of jou are hereby cited and requtre<i
personally i<> b«> and appear before our SurTM(tat
of the Ci-vunty of New York, at th^ Surrottates'
1 ' ■»" of said 'Vmnty. he!i at the Hall of Rec
ords, in th» ronntv of New York, on the irtth '
day of Dei-ember. IfMH, at half-past ten o'clock
In the fni-pnoon of that day. then and thero to
attend a judicial s^ttlem^nt of the "ITU of
rrrHfve.iincß of S. Nrwton Leo and Mauri. -e 9 i
Cohen, us surviving Executors of and Trustees
under the Last Will and Testament of Rachel i
Tavnarrt. •!•■!•• ;i"l and in show rause. If any
\ hi hay». why th» r»sipnat!on of said Executors I
an i Trustee. sho-;i<i rot N> acre-red nn ,i W f,y a
rt»>cr(»» shnul,( not b» m:id<» rpv^ktnjr the L«-tt»rs
Trstanifntary hpretofore issued t'i them. an f j dis
oharclni; thorn as such Executor* and Trustees
nc.ordmsly. and such of y«u a? are herehr
cited, ;i < are uml»r th<> age of twonfy-one v»ar«. '
ar^ required to appear h v your sriiardlan, tf you
barn <>n«>. or If yon have none t > appear and I
f.prly for one to he appoint^, of in the event nf
your n-B'»-. 1 ... failure t.» do so a cuar-llan will
b»> nppointod hv th» Si:rm«it« t.> ■ r-s#.nt and
act for yo-i b| the proceeding.
In testlmonv whereof, we have cruised the S^al
■"•' the <urr"!;:>tes- Court of the s*I.J -mv of
New York la be hereunto afflxe.l.
[L. PI Witness. Hon. Abner C. Thomas.
« Surrojpite O f our said County. Nt
ih« County of N>w York, the 17th day of O*-t-v
b#r. In the v»nr of our Lord on» thousand nine.
hundred and ten. DANIEL. J. DOWDNEY.
f.*!erk of the Purrojates" I'nurf.
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DENCE an.i PRISCIIXA. Orchestra on •_<:!_.
NORWICH LINE. Via \-.^- Vondtm. tm. Pt-r
4". N". n.. ft. I'larkann St.. -r__fc dsvs, .VflO
T. M. : PtT TO, E. P. . '- E. 22d St . *SO P. M.
Strs. JtAXNS and NEW HAMPSHIRE.
mmW HAVEN- LINK, for N«-r H*v-n. Hart
ford. SprfrmflVld and North. w*»'< days «*!▼
I Leave Pier 21?.2 1 ?. E. R.. _:*.- P m : faof T.*n
_2nd St.. 3:00 P. M. Str. RICHARD PECK.
Tlrk»t.«. statntMnnn and Information «♦ r\vr
Ttrk»t Office. 171 Brnaritrnv nmr rortlaa<i*
I St. T»lfphnn«> fIJ: rnrtundt. Aluo at >T. T.
Transfer and Toariat Offi.-M and mt Pl«rm.
I _^^_ ____^
jj]i|ijsiii:i!ii'n;i:ii!iiini;i»
CuUin* and S*rrlr»» Cti
! PFOPI Fn '•"-'H**- Very Be« Ae
j * «-i\>_r_U__jk_» roninnnl::tion~.
I liVF Str - n - w - Mora* nr Adi
*j_.l^__i rnnria"k rtatlv < Sunday ex-
To Albany P^>" «" >- •
N-tt Srr. TRf<T» o?
rrri7r REx?.-si.AEn. p<»r *<t. :<.
*-•* **J-iXjl»fc3 R.. « p. XL dally (Saticrdacr
V _'l_,T_- > •t r <'Pt»d>. St:nday st'jnr
1- 1 . r stops at Albany in #ither
direction.
To Troy Dirwt rail a»a»a»aasaai •«
Albany and Troy for point*
>«rth. East and W»st. rwem and aatamo
biles carried at r»asor.ab!<» rat»> s .
Cook's Nile Steamers
! Cairo to l_a_or and th« F'.rat Cataract.
EKTPt Dec. • 1 Egypt TX-. _T
P.am^ses • Dec. M Pam«M9 Jan. 1
Ransewss the Or Dae. _ojßame_*_ th» Gt.Jan. 10
and weekly thereafter. cr>r.n*ctlns with R*rvic»
, for the Second Cataract. Khartonin. Uaranda. 4".
j Tn adflltifsn. t'ook's Exnross 9taataaafa sail iiW'
. Monday and Fricay. T. :rlous dalMbfi i_d
i iiporial steamers fo-- charter to ...
i vatf» rarties.
ORIENTAL TOURS: Turkey. «;r»^ :)? . etc-.
i Nov. _fi. Jan. 7-lt. 21. 25. Feb. 4. I*. 22. _!••_.
i 11. H - 1 " >• «"*l:iSs» Arransementj".
TOURS AND TICKETS EVERTU-HSP.HI
BOOKLET? FHEE.
THOS, 000K & SOU,
j 2»"> Broad-nray. -»U and SC3 Fifth iv., «4» M.id
i?oii ay.. New York.
i Coofc'-i Travellers* < hrqurs art* ;no<l ail «T*r
! the World.
ROUND THE WORLD
Only i: mem- UUTiI ft! SO l •"■*?'"'"'■
fcerstnthe KIIH 111 Anil «nt»resfins
pnrty. I! 1I II ULilli!\ feature.
an. 25. East-art, $2,103: Trins-S ibsrian. S 1.553
FRANK n,ARK. TIMES 81-DO.. N. T.
Dai'v st^am^rs for >>wbun:h. Frtn«hH4-»o«« < »
and Kingston. Tier *4. >'. It., foot Frank lia St.
AND OFFICE FURNITURE
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
ROLL TOP
DESKS
Off
FURNITURE
In Jtreat variety
of style- and price.
T. G. SELLEW.
111 Fulton St.
BO A p_A D ROOMS.
I_S WFST S.D ST. — Private bath; steam; par
quer<~i; electric lisht; ap»c__l tabie boarcL.
:' ■ ■
furnTshed rooms _to let
(541 TH ?T.. 34 WEST.-fwo adjoinirs. «rt.iul_st»Hy
furnish^-l rooms in s^le^t parlor »m_rtrr.»nt.
suitable one- or two natltmn; piano. N»rha. $7;
referpnees; I'rynch-Spanish family. Gec-rg**.
©IST STREET. 74 WEST. — BEAIf'nI ? T:TTI_ARaS
rooms, tor one or two; all conveniences; ■Bat*
«ncea.
_ REMEDIES.
THOROIGH. PF.K>L_>_>T (IRIS in on*
of ISI.OOD PCM)>. >ERVOCS DEBnilY.
BI.AUDEK COMi'LAINTS an'l ktndr«d dis
eases; relief at once in dan;»rnos cum. feint
or old" those d»strins only ftr^t class seieatlii
r»?atm*nt _hr«!d call. V>r. EONSCHUH. t!»* w«U
known gpeclalist. SOW. SSth ••■■•■ ' ■*
~ PIANOS AND ORGANS.
$4_r. STEIXWAY 5 SOX Baby Grand; $47.%
Sclim'r & •*". Jlah»>Bnnv Pabv «;rard; ; • >
monthly. Co^tz t «*o.. «1 Court sr.. n»ar B >r
o ush ttall j=nh"ay Station. Brooklyn.
FHvYKR PIANO. s;ar«lar,i make: lar*«t im
proved 18 -not»; sell at saerjace. 31S West 4_d
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND s=i:BSCRIPTTON9
for The TrilHine rrcPivi^i at th*ir t*pto«n 'JMrc*.
No. 13M F?roa_iway. betw-^n "6th ami 37rh at*.
until '.» o'clock p. m. A'!verti_>>-n^Tsr!» r»<-»*vM «t
th#- following branch otScfs at r»sular rSi<f rat»^
isnti: S o'clock p. m.. vt_. : 254 8U ay».. ». <». mr.
_S»1 St.: 13> «th are., cor. T^ih st. ; UH East Hth.
St.; 257 West -tZft *t.. b»tww"n 7th an<l «th a-v<»3. .
•.Ma W"<*!«t l_sth sf.; 1035 3.1 avf.; 1«C» 3.1 aye..
n#«r «lst st.: 17'^H Ist ay*.. near Sftth ; IST
East -._.->:!• *t.: 75«? Tr»mom avp. : «t_O 3d ay» .
and ,tv Am>rl'-»n Ptsrriot TH^nnh Offlr#
FOR SALE.
BIG BARGAINS — SU*htly used off!c« funtlttxr*.
aaaaa) typewriters, casn register*, addlns ma
chines, mimeographs, filing cabinet*. »a?->a. ad-
Itiaaalm machines, time clocks, partitions, check
proi-ctors. bookcases. NATHAN'S. 4 WMt» St.
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
TESKS. partitions. t""i»phon<» booths, tabia*.
"rhairs. wardrobe*, mirror wall ftxtuT**. busS
n^ss furniture all kind* Finn Brother*. 3M
Broadway. 5!» Franklin st.
SURROGATE'S NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CRSruTORS OP APPUCATTOV
for letters of artministration with tno<llf!*(t
•fcijrtty. — PMrauant t<t an orri»r of the Surr<»-
Xa\*'* Court of N m.ii I'onntv, notio* I* h-»r<»
by Kiv>>n to all rreditor* and personsi having
olaims acainsc t^e «>stat» of Jam-_ 'E. Martin.
Jr.. lat» of «;r»at N>ck, m th* town of Narrh
H»mp«ti-Aii, Cnuutr of Nassao. New Tork. d*»
c«ase<l. that ih« 'ind^rslgniMl intend* tr> apptv
!•> th-» Surrogate's «'ourt of Nawin Countjp on
Wednesday. th« "Oth day of Nowmb»r. I^l*.
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. i<r as aoon ther»
aft«r w counsel can b» h*ard. for r.etrers of
Administration v.pon th« estata of the saltl
James E. Martin. Jr.. deceased, with modified.
*#curlty under Section _««4 of th«» Cod* of
«'|vll Procedure, %nd that you »t- requested t^»
present your claims to (ha _aid Surrosrat* *t
the County Court Haul*, in -lineola. Nas_-,u
County. New Tnrk. on or befor» th» daT afora
•aid. CI.ADTS? ROBINSON MARTIN
Dated. October _S. 1310.
IN PI RSfVM'E OP~AN ORDER OP HON.
Abner «\ Thomas, a Surrogate of the Couaty of
N'»w York, notice la h»reby given to all persons
naying claims against Cornelius. B. MttebeU. Ut^»
of the County of New fork, deceased, m present
the same, with vouchers thereof, r-. the sub
scriber, at her place of transaating business »•
the offlce of Mitch»lt A Mitchell. No. «4 and «•
Wall street. In the Cjty of New York, on- or be
fore the ?.oth day of January. 19tl. ne*t.
Dated New A*ork. th« 2Oth day of July. 1?»ta.
MARY E- D MITCHELL. Executrti.
MITCHELL A MITtTHRLT^ Attorneys for Vlx
•flit- 44 and 48 Wall street. Manhattan*.
New York City.
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