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'CROSS-COUNTRY
phiiadelphians Enter Team for
Championship.
GISSING OUT FOR HONORS
r r -t Local Club! Have Entered
laaafll for A. A. U. Title at
Celtic Park To-day.
■SThile <^ji-J!«o. Boston and wveral «tn»r
eitiee have faire«i t.-> send te«m« to compete
the junior 'cross-country championship
jj Ir< » Amateur Athletic ■ rii.»r,. which will
be' held «X Celtic Park this afternoon, the
aie r>st aTn^nf: the local athletic clubs is
j»£ jc^'T^st manifested in many years. The
Sbaaakaa Cl-.ib. of Philadelphia, has en
t«>T*c * team of-«ijrM r«nr.«rs. Th*-y tvjll
w* „„- .«^-^ mnii ■•> «--
Althouch thr n*jft runn*rs of the taker
'.&ky *»>* in«vij<j»d in thts Ksim. th»y will l*>
»i*s-«sßa)CtW<w yvi ' 1^ **• foremost club? of
'"^vjr *York. eight r.f which will F^nd their
* -rww Efehnmias over hill and dale. Harry
•oWinr- and IL E. Glotighey are The stronff-
of tUc X«w York Athlot;.' «lub.
' *wV Kiviat. with his .;.-.-■.-.- wilt
' rtrivc *.-»r the Irish-Am»ric«n Athletic Clow.
Tb* Mob*** and IVstime clubs as well
lami" entered tb-ir ftars. ?o that the course
r,m nrrtJouWeflly be closely contested.
a course has been laid near «'*ltic Park
m-hi-h will enable the ppertatcrs to see the
runner* at *:i times. This will be.a novel
«wi v.ej.'onx feature.
TSie lisi of is as follows :
; v.» ix-k '>-:,!.-;!•' ri,:b_i.. V. NoMe. ""
. -srAjirr r. siTuth. <":. CrltcbHar. O. ay. i>
* ?-".,"^- :i r. >-)^:=:nlcy. 3. 3. Mulli-n. H. E.
-*-4**; c' ?:■ -'Tid- rsor.. N. Bsl!ry and .J. ;-.
Athletic f.tt*- J- •Jre'ii. J. MrOali
»2%-EM4le. r F.-rporm. W. T^^n. U Kat
•„ j-^-.. - TT. Fli^e. R. Ocr and A. !>"»•»!.
'" •<^ l i'-r» Tr.-ii-x Mrai Qrtetlan Aj*oci«u«wi
:''Sx; r rio Wen. Ilnswell Sprin^wtewn; i- A.
■ <<»iw3'i J M'~" r 'M*>*'n- J - i '- H«rm«w. N.
P-urrean Thomas B-ir.ie:i and K. . .<air.li"uf».
-r-TUeaX •Tmimva AUiletJ* Club— H»in- • Kramer.
: Fr*d Krmn»or. J. Me-J». 6. U*lK »-• Martin.
r j r;..;i;;n- »»d J. Vl". riant.
Xnxt Hat»o MW«Ic CUA--O. rtevim. P.
- s<->-.-ri.--i^r. .1. Kiernan, A. Coar»y. W. Burk''.
C. Kjrkwood P. Vr-"vrnn and F. Koran.
Sh.U-h*.; tu*-T*ank 3. McCorma^k, W.
V. 13cI^u«>iUr.. J. I 1I 1 - MortkKie. f'^nk •- Har
roi; P»triek Toh-n. <r. asclaenr. J. J. /»il
•ich" an<s E. Meehan.
■ Psrtitw (Uhl«lc Cl::b— Fmnk A. -Rr^rnan. J.
Z Stack. T. B«J«rf«ro. H. F. .Vn»»n. J. T F..J
imrta. H 3 Pmtth. T. Dolaa. •■: TmiU J. Taut.
- tr. Bowrt*. -'. UcSermaa. J. JicXternioti »n.i
AthJctic <-i'jb— M«~!=r«. oi^mey.', t
-^^-^r'-n^r. FlshT. «".od-lard. letter, nairtaffii* and
* iri=h- \m«Tiran AtWetic O«b— J. I>'jr.r.f"v. M- |
* rC3i;rsm«i A. 11. Kirtat. T. N^isoa, IT. A. ;
•KarUank. J. i>yao;«3s. UL liarini*:. W. Eraii! a.nl
T EL H«vts
• SCinrs Coairt.v A<M*-tii> HhwhlbTloC t*»m. (
Is.iriflaa! ggftriej> 'Lcnla Scr.n. S.-oth Va'« — i
m ttMetir f-;jb; F. H^iier, Knisbte of St. Ar- |
irnr.y r Hener. Kn^:ht« «if Ft Aathony: C. H. <
ArTi»"--ans. Mercury Xihi''!!.- CSnb: U". Power*, i
Irish-ATB^rken Athletic Clul>. nnJ J. Hardly.
HACKENSCHMIDT BEATS 3 !
Wrestler Throws Ernst, Mohl and
Pens in Quick Succession.
••i'v-.re-' 1 Hftckenschmidt. Th^ "Russian |
f T?."t." a.'id ex-champion catch-as-catcn-can
-"*V-r>-itT'-r of ihe world, -"•■, men
Csi f^" 'hr saiti" 1 rinir in a w7-e?tlinq: carnival (
?5Sd a: Sulz/-r'<= sTar3em Tliver Casino last
' =-n»c>iT. In the firs: borjt -Tlsok" met
' 'ASolph Ernst, whom h« i>f<^at«»d in V-ss
; tbam !hre« miiniTc^. The second mitn was i
Fritz Mohl. a ciar.t German. Once again !
•hr bo-.jt resulted in an easy -victory for!
"Hack." ""ho pinned his man in two ana
one-half minutes "Jth a r»ar NelF-u:: an.]
ororch hold. j
in iJi p litial bo;j; Hacken^cnmldt was j
Bittefl against Ernil Pens, of Fran--^. wrhb i
took ih- v*^'" °* PllakoC the Finnish i
r^fiajaon. Pilakoff was injured :rs a bout '
.::> Tlanfor.J and was unable to fulfil liis.l
- eh^ipepient. r*or>s proyjNl^tb b» a moEt]
rj"o?rtiy c -:'.-'titistc and ?ave t!i<- ; Kustiiun a]
|" tori piurk" f.jrhi while his «r»;ntr?h lasterL ;
Both riif!! were perfect Fpecimens <>;■ i
' t;3«r;sn pfiysique and wrr* Trained t:> t!i" j
ainui". H.-vk'^schrnid:. Iran - the rror3 i
J»ra3i<l»W« locking -nf-vir ;-';iir. -His — 'TTn'V.:
btfllet-lilie ii^atl :f a s^hurt- b«l'- j
: ; ,ii= n r k *iii< h surmounts a liair nt coio*- j
fs' shoaMers. tiis l<^r.~ muscular arii;s. !
ibr musc3e> «'f which w.-rith^d and p!ay«»d j
UTifl<T his skin at his ■ ■ mow. raa'l* j
hivn indeed lo^k th«- "IJon." Pons was not j
* i tall &'.,•} Hr\a r cr\Uy rtnt . ;-o liravy. bJ* j
« ■?.!.- ;s macnifieent ■ itevertaerj
CADETS EXPECT HARD GAME
Wili Save Players for Struggle
with Annapoiis. However.
■p. T-;«-c!-rij:.ii ;n The Trtbane.l
■J\"»n Point. Nov. :*.— The cadets expert I
» J'-ar'i jr?ir>#> -prith the i:niieat««Ti Trinit" j
•'•am ro-mcr^ri"?.- sf:< v m r >nn. After p:snal |
practice rjw'.sy it wns <i<^*-<«^d to vp 1 - '
T* r a- n ' 1 nn-i R-.i-sm m^fal of Mcrris :in<l I
Spaldir.^. Botli the latter arc men. j
Considerin; th»- de!>nsi\'e strength the!
Trinir;. .... has •Vv.i. tb-c .-ad^t-s will j
r*r.j jTjeh battering r?m« l>c-sr«' and ]
Brawn. F' »i-8< thought i^-st. however, not. |
W r :-k' < sny chaii^^s ol T'o^rfhle ir.jury to j
Hyatt. t;.o Ms. Dor.ald -!«.j]l go i:i and di- I
r»ci th* :»sm a! cia'T^rbark. rilnt will I
! iun :b° rsn^ at funbacJi but Surl-M will i
- ioxihi play r>.-,ri o? th*- cain». Cli!lcspi- |
will "^ jn <,: JeTt c t) <i in^:«sa<3 of Wn<>-i, twit i
iJ:-V^ ■*;■• h^-k Into th* gam* at rishti
I *
i
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TUTTS WINS 'CROSS-COUNTRY. ',
M»afnrd. Miff., Nov. :^.— Tufts Coßege ■
frn a «"lese f^ir-Tn;^ "cros?-cour!fry race j
fc*re to-day from th* Tnivrsity or V«r- i
Hint, to :. R. VT. Atv.ator.' of Tufts.
een« hi first, his »iro< bfinr 21 - itea !
I
| — j
p=—- .
Captain j
FRED DALY j
I 0i the Yale Football Eleven j
I •■ Write An Inside Story '■
of thr
YALE-HARVARD:
Football Game j
Exclusively for
To-morrow's
TRIBUNE [
Don't Miss It!
Order a copy i 0i 0 advice |
or you may not get one
-
Defendsyale Coaching System
Ted Coy Writes to Alumni Weekly Answering
the Paper's Attack.
Edward H. Coy. head coach of OH Yale;
football team, has written a letter to "The ',
j Yale Alumni Weekly" defending the prea- !
. ont coachins system. He states that the
j weekly has taken an unprecedented' step
j ii making its attack In the middle of the
J season and voices the displeasure of Cap- 1
j tain Daly and the other coaches at the
' The letter follows:
Jt has been requested that I give my '
opinion of the Vale football situation from i
th* viewpoint r.f the h«-ad coach. It is a .
■Teat pleasure to do this, for by so doing i
; 1 may be able to correct some •«rroneo»'» i
j Ideas that hay*> recently pri«w«ti. Report* ;
of all kinds have h«>n circ«lat«d l»v th*» ,
j public and by the press until by this time j
. ■*:;> ■- ■ duoTcK will wonder «rhs< Is !il " i
t- up state of affairs. Hut what ha." disap- i
{ poiTU*>d those connected with Yale football ;
j is the fact that a Yale pap*»r has attempted ,
j to ■ si lain the situation and in so doing has ;
pUced th»» blame xmjujrtly upon one who
[ deserves nothing but the sineeree thanks ■
I for hi* tlrbuc and unselfish work. j
A< a rul« Yale men do not care to talk ■
I pttollcly about the coaching system, hut ;
I r..">w they are forced to do so In order to \
i *:-«>•■ a ('(wli from undeserved criticism,
j Heretofore rale men have bad faith in the i
; ooeches. M«n of Yale- should remember ■
I ti.at no graduate could ever Eive but hi* j
j .^inenrpst ■id to a Yale football team, and
( th*y should have unouestion*"d trust.
This season has been a hard one. Start
• ing a* we did. with only three of last
j j par's regular tea in to build upon, we
• have Btmtrff!* > -1 hard to do the best with
• tdf material at hand. Yale is to be con-
I jrratulHtPd In having at the head of her ;
j tirfim surh a man a* Captain Daly, It was
I pnncipaJlv through his power to load that '
: I'iSncs have son«» as they have, The can- \
I didates h^ld liim in greatest admiration and ;
! -.vnuM work unceasingly for him and bis :
i ••<iii<-jcs. ?uch spirit of willingness, ea^er- ;
. ness and obedience has •■•■■ •■• h^en equalled j
o;i Yal« Field. Pecanse of Inexperience the ,
siien were forced to undergo a great :
j amount of hard, jrruellin^' drill, but there j'
j wa? never. a murmur of roaaplain< from the ;
' ranks. ;
Th* craduate*. too. were always to be -
; rf .jje<i urton for their support. Seldom was .
i a call f«v assistance refuMd. Every coach J
' who came back after talking over first the.
MANUAL TRAINING WINS RACE FOE VIA OCTAVIA
Defeats Brooklyn College Pre
paratory in Annual Struggle.
The football eleven of the Manual Train
ins Hit:!- School defeat.^ th«? Brooklyn Col
lesre Preparatory team in the annual foot
ball Btmsgle at Washington Park. Brook
lyn, yesterday. -- .. ..... . was ■_ to-4. Five
costly fumbles directly under the shadow
of the opposes eleven's poal doprived
IXanual Training from scorinp several more
touchdowns. Rubric. who proved th<? best
:rroun<l pairtcr, was the worst ofl>nd»>r,
dmr.pinff th^ pieskin three times as lie was
crossing the line. Kol'-y and Green were
each guilty of ■ fumble at a critical time.
Much cre-lit i- due tbe -'Prep"' team, as
they novtr pave up. Although the Manual
men played well, it was ■ hig sUrprise that
Th*>y did not defrat tlieir rivals by a more
decisive score. Manual's whole line pre
sented a stone wall defence and Brooklyn
"Prep" liad trouble in making headway.
Dire ■ after the second quarter was un
'-- way the "Prep" eleven was penalized
fifteen yard? for holding. Dfngwall then
ponied and Kirmey recovered the ball on
*"!!«• 3""t-yard line. Bohrif found a hole.
throuph tackle, coins down the fi^ld for
t\'>-nty-five yards liefor* he was brought
down by John McCaffrey. <>n one Of Man
ual's puziMr.f; se pJays Harxnon
xr-or**<l a toy^dmvn. Dtaur^al] kicked the
easy ~>:a\ Tnc second and only other
touchdown of the contest followed « fev.
rnir-iiite? lat-r. partly du<» to nn ' -Til on
bW« kick by Horb-^rr MclCultyJ which failed
to Travel th" •■--■<" tttenty ' ards. After
Manual recovered th^ ball in mldfl«»ld
Fol^y. on two Hn<» pjunecs Through tackle,
pained t<=n y«rd= or, each att«-mv>t. z\lf*&*>
th«»n advan«^Kl th»- ball eijrht yard.^. b'i'
Roliri? followed wit it another tumble.
mskjn? a touchbacki After three futile
attempts at th*- ■ ;■• Hcr&ert McNalty at
i«mpt«<j an or.^ide kick, which failed, and
Manual received the hal on "Prop's" 12
yanl lin~. Foley r^e-n wr*nt t^ro^3C•h centre
for a toaohdntrn. Ijirr-n-ail kicked a lucky
cr«~«al. \hr- bull hittinc me cro*«baj* and spin
ning over 11.
The liii'»-up follows:
SlaTjyni Tf^ n;>. position. B'felyn Tr"?".'
TTarrr.nn ty-t? •'tf' lan-^? McCaffrey
K^e^^tyn txfl •■■'«■ Carey
T>ir;r-va.il Left sr:iarf < uriTi'n'bam
Cook •v-u-rf ■;•.-•
PT*"re*«>n R:?h» iltd Knnh
Klnn^y ?{:.-!ir tacMc . . . Hoy
ijrr.i* RJJM »nd .... Uarvey
f-'.-l'-v 'J'-^-^rTlia 'Jc..Ji}h!i M«*< .ifTr»v
<ir~-r, ... I^eft halfbac* I". MrN'uliv
•;--•■<:<• R;?hi fcairbackr.il. MCXulty
Tio»'rlc Fnirtwck f;n!.i<»ii
Tr«;>-h<i.Tnnß Ifaruiif anl Ful^y. IT 111 from
l<rocbd<wrnK- r>ir.a»al]. Refer*e--Ed. Faavtr.
<~»b«>riiTi. - T~inpi'>---Ai. Fiarrter, Dartmouth. Time
— Poriod* «>t - raiii!it.->« Mich.
gntwUtntJoni Hart for t'oik. I>=nt»> for Kte«w!.
A'kfriunu fcr fAnt'\ Toung f>>r ?i.urg»on «nri
L"h;i for • ...
MORRIS TEAM' FiRST HOME
"Wins Dual 'Cross -Country Bun,
Beating Mount Veraon Boys.
The M<->m>= High School *cro*»«-coutltry
:<*tim defeated The Mount ■"•'-non team yes
t«>niay. Tli^ score was li* to ff Tho run
n»'-s covered a thre^-arid-a^q»arter-rnite
course around ' Yotona Park, The Hrrti ■ •. .
Tne y - jTTiTn3ri o s folio"":
}v^ Va;n* a-] F<-h-->o!. . Time."
1. .!. l^inwch. M• — I>»:St
(2 «■. Xh*a«Ti Vernoa I»;4T.
3. T. W-Jis. M'-rris ■ "• :
4. S. Ban M.^rri* ....... '2^07
5. E. Wo?fT. M^rrie 20:1"
•>. P. Iynt'r. Slorrt* H»:l
T.R. T' limpitnn. Moant V»mon 3<>:2l
t. E. F«rg-j *■>*». Moiiin Vernon SO -••
■'.''- Morris 20:2«
•" V. !><-><!*. JTount Vrmrtn . . 21:21
Ti. J. fiT-own. Jinrrh "1 :2">
V- P. Roland. Morris 21:27
Point competitloti : Total.
Morris 1 3 « A «— 19
Mount V.-rnon 2 : SlO 13— 4 : i
SLOSSON AN EASY VICTOR.
George F. Slospon '>e)?an his long match
of 3.609 points with Calvin D^marest by
winning two <~ontests yesterday. Plosson.
who U; piayini? iS.T .ilkiiri.'- to iii opnrt
ne&t's *^.. won the eveninsr gani" ! v *
i«rore Of Sfo to 159.
Th»- afternoon sam» was rather dubious,
SlofißOn vir.nii by a score of SOO to MS.
The mate), v/ili continue for live tramps, thd
cxMitesiant.s playin; •'< points every arter
r.oon and evening-. The series of games is
!o prepare -^losson for hL-s rontest f<»r fhe
world's ISA halk:Jn« ■ -". itast Ilorr" •
DALEY DARTMOUTH CAPTAIN.
IBy T«-i«smph to The Tribune.]
Hanover. N. 11.. Nov. IS. — Edward J.
I'aier. "32. •«■ to-night unanimously elect
ed captaia of the Dartmouth football team
for next ■aaaon Ckales has been left end
of tbe Okwb t*-am for two ycarb and has
b*en one nf the fastest men of the team.
Hi-- '.on;- la in North Stratford. Iff. 11.. and
b*rfor»- entertain* Dartmouth Dal'-y played
football on the i*>am of Dean Academy. He
is a member of the Sigma. CM fraternity
arid a i*?pular man In college
WII*L OPEN STATION NOV. 27
Pennsylvania Railroad Meantime Con
tinues Educational Campaign.
The management of the Pennsylvania
ftailroad announced yesterday that the en
tire new station will hi span to the public
on Sunday. November 8, at j*.-oi a. m-
Through train* leaving sr . lo U i s and Chi
czgo to-<iay will I*: the first through trains
to arrive at the station. The first train to
depart from th- station will be the 12:02,
I Perth Arnboy accommodation train. The
first train to arrive will a Washington
and H«W York express, which la due at
12^0 a- m.. Sunday, November XL ■
Various otticers and ag^ntH of th*' lines
west of Pittsbure made ■ tour of inspec
tion of the New York Improvement yester
day, "bis M in keeping with the educa
tional campaign which th« road nas been
a r^^ne on among Its employ^ pr t»parutory
i to th* opening of. tlio new «uu«a. : '-.
XEW- YORK DAILY TJRIBtTS"E. SATUBDIY, NOVEMBER 19. 1910.
, policy in .....-,.. pave his best to promote
the execution of play along th*- sines laid i
down.
; The season started at Lakevillc Conn . !
f^here the team reported for ear 1" practic
We were allowed the use of the field hon-^
an d the athlet "' Brj>und of the Hotchkks
School, which n made that quiet country i
. town nn Meal place for the. men Several
'■■ coaches came to assist us in • our early
work-amons them George Ade«\ Foster
Psnfrrd ana Raiph Bloomer it ,'., a well
knO wn fa^i that me earlier in a season
I the men can bo taught the fundamentals
tho better ii Is Th^e three roaches de- '
voted a great deal of time to the team at !
I.akeville and throughout th«» season have |
come to help us whenever they have had'
opportunity. Mr. \\ alter Camp, too. would 1
continually send ideas to us during hi? :
absence. Following early practic*. came th«» !
real season's work at X»w Haven. O achf? ,
have been on hand for nearly every day's I
practice. Every one has be^n working for
only one end Yale's success. Every one I
has put aside personal and" ideas j
In the struggle for perfection and the ulti
mat" victory. "We may have made mis- !
takes and we may have followed fals^ '
clews; still, we have tried to be faithful :
ai ui «•« have all been sincere. Takinp all
tlii* into consideration, therefore, in b<*h«ir :
of the captain and the acting coaching stuff ;
! wish to exur»ss my deep displeasure at
the recent attacks upon Yale conches and j
the, fale system.
Vflle's victory was due principally to th« '
brain if Harry Williams, at present coach
of Minnesota. Tom Sh<?vlin comes next in )
tve honor roll, for Kin teaching in a we*>k !
v new offence Is Hlmopi a miracle. Sanford
ia I risible almost entirely for tale's ;
P» r fp ( -t defence, tor all ■ son he has
drilled this new Tale line until now it is in .
l>f . r ff.ct form. Mr. Catnp deserves erreat
credit, too. lor without him our system ■
woutd be. in danger of <Ijsint«'£rration. It .
was Mr Camp and Bhevlin who planned
our -■-Tie defence, which worked so well, j
But it was SanfOrd who taught the Indi- i
\ i<lnai!=. who cave them the idea of charg
ing and who perfected that dev»artmPnt. .
At the same time, every coach who ram*
to New Haven, from Frank Hinkey. who
has ?iv^n op all Hse to be on hand th«
twitter part of the fall, to those others who
have een able to be present only a few ,
hours deserves a share in the honors. ■.
Each has hie nart and Vale owes every
one a debt of gratitude. . i
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'" 1 ,
Son of Octagon Beats Two, Good
Sprinters at Jamestown.
Jamestown. Va.. NOV. l«.-Au«B»t |Bel;
monrfi Via. Octavia. a son of Oc.tapon-I.an>
Viola, established himself as a colt of w&oae
class ami quality by defeating such (pood
sprinters of more mature years M King
Cobalt ami J. H. Houston at the track
tan to-day. The pood colt followed th*
pace closely and stood a long drive gam«»l>
to win by "half a len«cth. He Rives every
promise of developing into a clever thr?e
vpar-old.
' Henry Crosscaddhi was the only out
standing favorite to win an« opseM wereta
order most of the afternoon. The chief
surprise came in the second race, when
J.ar.?e. qui-tly backed by a wise few at the.
lucrative price of 13 to 1. raced to victory.
Dunn who i- not ranked among the lead
ing jockeys, handled Lance in faultless
style The hoy al*o rode Bodkin to the
front in the first race, after a furious head
t«-h«a4 drive with Firewood and Bounder.
JAJIESTOWN sr.\lMAP.i!>
ttipct rACE-For two-year-olds; $230 add-^.
F Sk "urionßS/ .-tart good. ■ ■■" Ostrin*:
EtacVSm?? Tim*. 1:14%. "VVinnor otv h .
by Fatheriera— Vatita. •••■-' J. Krn
neilr. IVI-
Hftrs^ Wt. 'i Ptr. Kin. .TocVcy. tinc_.
B-^n- nil'n il'il'i 1 ' j: ■' Si:::.;. I
,- - . ; •■ ■- 4
SSSS? 115 3H;2V3' »ugan ■ 1"
.. -" . . -H-v II
.H» 2' R Wrt*in... 1 2
M^£>naC;j.W I « 8 !••■■ i
•rr-r'Vii R'jfCE ?eiHnc - for two-year-old nl
fejfl added. T-v. fur
- l.mr-- Pt*rt B<X>fi-- no,, diiviw: Place
™<My." Tim... ■ -z--- . Winner, eh. f., hv
Flamb*»u-r-MadaOT« r>'J Ban Owner. 1.
tiiiiiian. T>t-
Unr^r 'V. 'i ?tr. Fin. ,-,-'•■■ tine.
I "i" ■ 10T. -V 2' 1" inn .. . I"
F««w;'.W-JJ3 «" r ''t _ l " • ivi« L 5L 5
Goidl^f 105 4- 1" 3 McCahey... S
Ivyton '"" •;.«. .V- *H *'" Sweenej . 8
March Lisrhtr.r.WO 7'- - V <;ordo:i +
Maj-weed 105 8 «< « B-m.. 10
Krs-airk ■ ■■■ I ■" 7 ! r Gaskln 30
n^TMin<rA 110 1* 7 8 K-worth 2
THIRD RACE. — Fr,r : all 0305: S2T-O a-idM.
fiiHongs. Start _• ...: Won driving; pi.. *•■
<-j»siu Time. 1:13*4. Winner, b. r.. by
pctajeon— Lady Viola. Owner. August Bel-
B^t-
Hnr^ft XCt. \ Str. Fin. Jockey. tine.
Via ■ .. ■•«■ 102 2' 1': IHa McCahey... "-■!
Kin? Cobalt . 11'» 1 ! 2 -- B»ll •■■ ■•• 5-3
J -H.Hnyxhtnn.ll3 :: 3 - Goldrteln..: 8-3
FOCUTIT RACE.— Pellln«t: for year-olda
an.l np-ward: ?380 vM.-.i Five and a half
fiir-nnt-s- Start good Won- irr ins; plao
<-:tm«> Tirr.." 1:07 i ». '•■'". h K-. 1-- Sen
ator McCarren - Credulity, ••-.' Millrr.
Bet-
Hors.- Wt. U -•■ Fin. Jockey. ting.
Hv ri'rumcaddin. I*4 5' :. ■ V; X' worth '.i 2
Hall&ck 110 T 2- 2" <:n: int-1n... a
, -hPf-L m 2' 1" ;•' '. rdfin 3
JO4 .. , !•'- SH 4* <* Ber»rn. .... 10
Radinm Star »i « •"'■ 1 S* Sweeney.. . . 2..
Patriot >T''' 4%":0 6 Dugan... 5
FIFTH R.\rE.-;S»!iiris: for ' " ■ ■'"■'"" 'i' 14 atv!
ii]TV»ar-l-. -. . ... On- mile ami twenty
\;irr!s. Siart good. Won" driving; pla.-p
«•»<!)>- Tin 1 .". 5:42.«. Winner, ••.h. c by
Glenhelm.— Specdmas. Owner, H. T?. llanna.
R"t
jj M wi "■? >ir Fin. Jockey, ttng
Tom Mellon ■■• 414 1 3'j I*i Gordon 7-2
Suniwr Mrht...i<-*> - l i 242 4 212 1 McCahey.; «
VeofikaJeeta , !.i4 «>> -»=:!" P.p11.. . |»
J.. A.. llui;r« ..112 1V? '' 4' GoldftCin". l^-. >
H-,'«;- Rone.'Vr.i 62 1" '■• .".' Dunn.... 7
MoltkP f«2 il l l« «': K'woi 20
Haaeltborpe 106 v~ 1" 7' Upra-r ::,>
F<-araaiiKlH 11.. d"> s»i : R -■.-■ !■ ■ .. x
Fla«liiTiK .. »2 ft '.» '' «'.a?=kln M
'>-<k'iuT>t 100 11 * 1" McCabe.% 1 ; 20
CftOgfl :......"... 108 7 ! 11 11 Dai Is. 10
SIXTH HACK.— Selling tot thr<*-year # old*! and
upward; CJPfI ■ — - Ort" mile »nd a d1x
.... -■.<-■ _-- ' Won i.a::; l' place
'-!-.-)!.£■ Time. l:47*i. Winner. Dr. c. by
Soiltair" II — Hcharlr.'ia. ■-,-.-- P. C. Pir#r.
Bet-
Hors». V/t. J - Str. Fin. Jockey, ting.
«'ap». H-T^nson..Jfnt 1- 1 3 I 1I 1 Goldstein 4
Henry Munro.'-". $4 2* 3 1 2'i K'worth.. 4
<an-p:i) RMI 100 41 4» 3' V-ll »
Granla . . "'7 '■ -. 'J'i »* McCahey. 11 10
Oixi- iCnigtlt .103 6 B Z~" r. !J McCabe.. 5
Wilton L*ckay< "•"•". 6 •'. '■ Bergen . . : .<>
JAMESTOWN ENTRIES TO-BAY.
?-IRPT RACK— THE CHARITI PURSE: for nil
j>~- i-'.x furlongs.
yam» Wt "Cam* Wt.
■-. c. 120; D. of Brldgrwa.t»-r . . . M
Ctieefe .117 Sara Mathewa in
I^aughtne :"«• 117|K<»8trtck 01
Francis JoF<?ph UTjPrinee Theaeua . . ..91
Malatine 11- J Bendaga . 01
Fr»neh Olri 112
t-'EC'OND RACE — Hurdl.- handicap; for Lhr«e
rear-olds and upward. About two miles.
Hun fotton 134jLlszl<! Flat 14<>
Ju<l?» Cronin 148 Shove 139
Dr. lizard 14.°.|
THIRD RACE— HJUirifrap: for all Ui (>r,e
and ■■ix teen til nnl«
FifM Mouse 11T; superstition . 106
J. H. nought on 109! - , Irian »<
Arondark ...... TOSj Hull care f>7
BUekford . . 108; Ta Nun Da SV>
FOCBTH RACE— For two year-oMs. Five an.l
a half furlongs.
jr. v. Uttletoa l!fij<"ari«l»e . ...101
•y r . ,«!*■<> 101 ' Pu«an ft*«
rvrr«t«r 101 [die Miohapl . f«9
FIFTH RACE— THE HUNT CLUB irfTlDl^B
HACK; for thrfo-ytar-oirts and upward.
ovm-ed by memtx rs of the Norfolk Hunt
Out). About on* and — ooaitcra miles.
Schoolboy U»|Flre Alarm 140
luster Brown ■■*" Parh«>lor . .140
Monsoon - --*.-• -140 Planet 140
■ , .p-.p" - *■*
cixTfl RACE — -''iinr; for three-yew olda «n.i
' " upward Six furlongs.
Lucille B. • J?Ilo Herpe " ..111
;SSk.::::::::-: •:fn^;.::::::::::K
X J» rAnnl Katr |fiQ
fiV>«d H«-art. 114 .-iherin . . IO«
rivine Squirrel 111 'i* Roll*- A(rn^».....105
tEVKNTH RACE — S«Uin«; •. , thre#-y«ar-old«
.nil OP**** Oao mile.
■ ,r»« * Parid* T1....10S "Lad nf I.anß'l^n .. .la,
sss.^* .l-.T.ln,^ ,„ , ilf , I)t( , frl .-, M
SS --'^ ■ ]o7 9i
M!=p('tion ...•-■ 1U 'I
■ .•.■■■■■'^■>
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE WINS.
The HiC* l School of Commerce rifle team
Wealed the Stuyvesant sharpshooters in a
Public School Athletic League match y*s-
t erC ?.,,rrv the anchor £unn»r* returnert
D rf^, ,^rnr*«. Th- scores follow.- returned
St. John • ... ortmin ....'I 'iJ
1 I, at I- ... » 'Hf-rrtiii! - '':
Trim •• - 31 Sf.ary ;;'
W«MM • ... 33 Smith £?
ail . 34 Orth*-y *'i
Epst'tn • ' ' ... 33 U". rurrv. ...; £*
John»° n •' " ■ ... 35 !>• Cnrry :lr
fc fcap:ru • — * — -m
...... .359; Total =:
RESORTS.
m;v JBMBI.
Atlantic City
' THANKSGIVING '
is a popular period, at the famous resort. The many outdoor
pa?times. entertaining feature? and special arrangred pro
grammes assure you an enjoyable outing: in the invigorating
salt air and warm sunshine.
THE IiBABIigG HOUB2DS
„-* knoTcn the wnrlfl over for th-lr *Dpe ß rane«. luxuries and cuisine, as -w»n •««
tn» maKnlflcMic* of their const ruction. Write or -phone any of the _oliowin» for
Information, rates, etc:'
Hie FMMihurrt Th* Sbelbarne Hotel O^nnU
The HolmliorJrt Amer. plan exclusively. alter J. Buzbj.
B «b^bb D^S3 Frank ROC MAra. _t_rlboroa,h-Blenl,rba
Hotel and Satißtoriam. Hotel St. th»ri« Both Amer. and Europ Plan*.
F. t .. Toune. Mer. Newlin HalneF. | Joslaft White & Sons Company.
Ormveni»!ii sehßdulp from Re« York City by th* Centrsl R. R. of Ne-cr Jersey,
„, ltl _ p<.r,nf»y!vnntß. Kailrond. throuph Pul!m>»Ti ve«tinul_ trains and da-,- coaehe?,
in tf.re«i hour*.
GALEN HALL
AND COTTAGES
HOTEL AND SANATORIUM
ATLANTIC CITY, W. J.
A**?-" open. Alvrays ready. Always busy.
F. L. YOUNG. G«nT Manager
New York Office : 1122 Broad-way
OOarlborouaD-BknMia
Atlantic dry's New Fall Season.
JOSIAH WHITE _ SONS COMPANY.
CITY HOTELS.
Hotels BONTA and
NARRAGANSETT
Broadway. 93d to 94th St.
UNDER HOTEL BONTA MANAGEMENT.
Fireproof. Select Residential Hotels for families
«n.i transient guests Two blocks from Riverside
Drive and Central Park.
IWutlfullv furnished Suites of in.-, two and
three moom with bath, by day. week or mentn.
Send for Illustrated descriptive booKlet.
RESTAURANT EUROPEAN PLAN.
A. K. BONTA, Propri.tor.
DESKS AND OFFtCE FURNITURE.
ROLL TOP
DESKS
OFFICE
FURNITURE
in great variety
of style and price.
T. G. SSLLEW.
111 Fulttsn St.
HELP WANTED.
Male.
AGENTS making goo.l money filing clears on i
cur plan; gnod future. Call personally. Square j
Deal Cash Cigar Co. 271 Greenwich st- j
CANVASSERS wanted en a news- j
paper proposition ; previous expe- j
rience necessary. Apply Room 314,
Tribune Building 1 _
PHOTOGRAPHER— Aatrtstant operator: one who j
can retouch. Rockwood. Jr., Photographer. [
C."s.s Broadway_. near 88th st. ,
SALESMEN itfiroutnout the United States to sell
automobile necessities: every owner wants our
protector; references require.). The O Nell Tire & t
Pjctectcr Co., 330 B a Iws:
?ema"i_.
CHAMBEnMAID and WArTßlSf^.j-frivat«
family of two. in country; prefer middle-aged
woman." Irwtn's 'Agency. VT7 l West s 11th -= gt.
COOK.-*.\' CHAMBE-IMA__KWAITKESS. Prot
estants, for country.: wages $30 and $25; any
nationality: must i>» exi>erl*-m-<"d and have ?<->od
references. Industrial A .sedation Employment
AC'-i"'-, 17 West 4-3 si
COOK 840; waitress. $39; Protestants; for city
family, two adults; must be experienced ani
have. ?on.l r<if.>rpr..os. Industrial Association
Employment A-cr.cy. 17 "West 4_d at.
--•■_. Enzlish. for two children: must he
' iborOUKhly experienced sad have good refer
ences; wage* M». industrial A««>->olaHon Em
pi o'yin'ent Agency. 17 TT^t 42d st.
Ynf~ANT'? NURSE — <3«rman : fou: month* )ld
baby, full oharse; must bo thoroughly expert
fifed and have excellent references; n-»ces S.»>.
In<lu*trial Association Employment Agency, 11
West 4iM St. ' ______ _____
NURSE, for New Rrx-nelle: trtsn Catholic; one
child-' wane}! 123 must have z™>* references.
Inaustrisl Association Kmployrrent Agency, 17
V. • St 42 1 sT _____
-■■ \M~Tr>E--> —$_<■> monthly; small private
Fanamrlum near -■- city; full natntenan^;
?Ji< . n -. - paid. Irwin's Agency, 77 West nth
Ft.
WAITRESSES.— SIB monthly; very plain walt
)nz: private institution, near city; till «•*
r"n.=es laid Irwln 1 * Agency, 77 West 11th st.
WORK WANTED,
j.lale.
iTTArFFETR-COACFiMAN— Genttoman desires
position for eTPcri'-ni"-i 1 man; Scotch; sood
mechanic; highly nmendHl: city or country;
moderate wa«e«' C. c., Tribune Uptown Office,
1804 Hroailwav.^^ ,
CHAUFFEUR. All repairing: careful; best ref
erences: wa«es flu. Canfiold, 172 Amsterdam
aye. ."-' : -
il \cnJNIST FOREMAN— Automobiles, building
or repairing. J.^ E. ' M.T*- 864 West : lljth st
MAN* Wf-HiTii !l »-" position a* kitchen man.'idlKh
„■;,„!,«■ or porter Ai!dre-«s ?amue| Pcott, 123
T>uf?ieM st.. Brooklyn
rORTER cr SHIPPING CLERK— By middle
ng<-d msn: experienced; Rood refcrencea. Ad
(•"rets Francis. Tribune Office.
TECHNICAL ITALIA X TRANSLATIONS - -
: Snf-eii accurate; ■■•*■ university graduate;
i hiKheßt'referencee. William pe*-r^, ?~u, Broad
v.a\^_ Tel. 4&l> Aodgbon. ;
WORK ANYWHERE, by thoroug* business
men- Rood Salesman: expert on office work:
exr«*rlencft<l In handllnp laborers Address
Hobby Minerajopy : _Trtburif;_o_n2 '':.'--
YOUNG MAN (2Ti. married. d»?irei« position at
antrtblns experlerr"-;-! in office an.l (shipping d*- ■
•psrrmeni ■ c '1 . V. Hybicki. 20-: Palmetto *..
-r N ,. HAS wants work in city institution. a*
improver' In provision stone: now employed.
Write. W. Bos *0, Tribune Offlce. |
YOTVG MAN r25) speaks English; 4 years' cx
i perience in factory, at anything. M. Amcr
ah", 22F/» l"t aye. _ _
, YorV'l MAN 29 Ji10. years" experience in Wall
« : m 'broiler's ofti-e; references. H. TL, 388 |
Hudson st^. M'-'N^ken. ___..
YOTNG MAN <IS> wish«a office position; neat ar>
r !>aran^V" a ttende,l high school; experienced
references; $7. Burg. a» Bast. ,wh st.
Female.
: sTvnrRAPHBR.- Experienced, wide awake
ThHsian^ transcribe rapidly and correctly;
ahovl " • a -e"r«. in lateiMirVnc. . wishes perma
nent potion: Iff; Salient references. Miss D.,
Tribune Office^ __^_^ B--^^_^«^^_^
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED-
"" Male
OOPPLB.— French. Industrious, competent In
tUrivork wish permanent place as cook and
butler; highest S Jty 'references. bavin. 1.3 East
T7t h Ht _ ■
c_»r_Y~E -French; compel*" butler, valet;
■ \'K s Mid .chambermaid or parlormaid;
written andrjersonal n-.-oramendations for hon-
K -RU_K^-Sln.de; understands all farm work.
*£ of «to v»s«t»bl« garden: (rood all
,r..u m d mar l on country place. U. Box 32.
Tribune office- __ .___ —
v Tpu «i\AOBR.-M»nK*; ased 39: two chil-
Vr^" nto exp^rUnc-e in all branches of farm
ing product Ion P oi f mil* and orcharding Add««
Farm. YorUtown Heuhu. "v"- — ,
: GARDNER-— American; «inir!e man: larß* or
.mail i dJ»« understand Horses, cows, pot.l
' "onn. _ - —
1 rTnrii'VFi? ami I^KFI'I- MAN. — Understands
h rs •' m \**"k t*n*d eWrtwM; willing arrt
obH "ng s"™ jl« »^r month; r-,i reffaoe;
single 402 West 42- et-_
c ■ rT*™^pf_n!_r r _*nUe!___ t » estate. -.in<l»r»tunda
-Zk & " ™- «"Sffi
ert><x_c«r aye.. Brooklyn __ „ _ m ,
, irauiK ataa-le wishes cars or gentleman's
'^nfn'p^.' F. N-. 400 W«t 10th .C.
/-are Fr_*er. ______ _
iibtTSEM in'— Un<ler?tand« walling; willing to
Generally useful; «ty or country; *"> to $33.
H.. Mis" ntzO«raM f « Bureau. 308 StL aye.. «n
tranc.« 42U »*•__—- — __ —
•«•*"_• _«* i_ir» cook and butler; wife good cook.
'Knn'S?.* Sin w-ftil. all around: highly re
&n__J_d£ sLalm^»j«?sS& 40P 4Ch aye.
~_r7_v nrt cir MFSTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
frr T», JTrmun« received at their Uptown OrtV ».
v -lii SlTmj n«f"r. Mth and 37th ms ..
nWoJlowtaß brMich ofll«»*l regular off.
2«V- l£| «th aye.. cor. 12th «•: and Sth area.;
« • 2CT Went 4_d ««.. between 7th andflth ayes.;
?L rilnt ,T !( S l*t »v^., nr«r Wtß «.; 157
KiauriS^SJSSi «-.<■*• £ .. ! ;:
.;.. v:'.; African BMW Teltgrapn UOci.
RESORTS,
SEW JEKSKY.
>lEW YORK.
HOTEL GRAMATAX
LAWRENCE PARK BRONX N. T.
»«a ♦, OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
280 Rooms. 120 Private Baths. Exceptional
Cuisine.
New a la carte rotanrant.
Electric Train Serrl_e 2 a Minutes.
Hotel linnutan, Inc.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Masa
USEFUL MAN— Capable of taklrnr charse at
(rentleman** «Hftar«, care of horses; good drlve r ;
excellent personal references from former m
plover. R. <;.. Miss FitzOerald'a Bureau. 503 -"tti
aye.. entrance *2d rt. _
USEFUL MAN. sober, wants place in furnished
room bouse, for housework, by the week. A.
fl. w**ml. 4<»i East _lst st. southeast corner
(top floor
USEFUL MAN— English; $2B: on private, place
In country: horw?, cow, chickens, etc.: excep
tional references. Albert, care Mathewson's
Agency. Slfl 6th aye. Tel. 578 Bryant
Female.
CHAMBERMAID.— Neat. very _ood Swedish
girl; willing ns*lst other work; (rood »»am-
Btress; best r»f«renrf«. OsterberK'B Agency.
Tl* Lexington aye. Tel. 105.% Plaza.
COOK English: first .-law: very b*st reference*;
KOod plain »nd fancy r>njt: -nases, $25-J3i>;
, city or country. Flaherty'* Agency, 495 Colum
bus aye. Tel. 74! River.
COOK and LAUNDRESS.— Young Irish jrlrl: tSt
$30. P.. M!«« Hofmayer's Agency. R<"»rt &
Barton Building, 828 "ith aye. Tel. 4.%27— Madl-
I son Square.
j COUPLE— Aunt an.T nephe-v. 33 and 24 y^-ars
( nIJ; first class waltr*?»i« or chambprmaf<J.
I s'amstr»i!>: useful all round man; city or
country.-a' Industrial Agency. 17 West 420 at.
j HOUSEKEEPER — < 'aDaf)!-- gr.l refined -woman:
managing or working hoti!<*k«»'»per: personal
i nfcri-nrcs. J. E. J^. £) x 14. 1."W4 Broadway,
' : Tribune Uptown Otttc.
\..\\ NT>RKBS- • Si-ot. -h Prot»«t«nt: very gooii
Mia tram and rhambprmaid: very willing an.l
pond natuy»-d: good r*f*r«OC*«. Flaherty's Agency,
IV. <-olumbu^ aye. Tel. 741 Rivt.
taAUNX>ItX3tiS Hungarian: launders shirts., col
lars, ruffs, fine [a ... linens", etc.; city or
country; 530- $:«.".. ">V.. Miss FltzsreraM's Bureau.
:.0.-> sth at-.-., entrant* }2,i st. _
MAID ni'i'i spamstre?s. to lady or grown child:
i?ix>.i packer; present employer. Martin, care
of T."lanf3. ."<j.*i Park ay».
>TORSi and TEACHER CALJSTHENICS — S*^
ducing: wish'"« hourly ergasoment : ladfes on!"
ST CRQIX. 220 Columbua »■■•'. 71st *t.
r-'itsFTKY OOVEn.N'K^S — Trench; refined."
"ductited vmjne; vomsn; |3^-sßfi; excellent
personal referencex: city or country. Indus
trial Aeency. IT West 4L'fJ at. 'PhOB« 6210
Brynnt.
WAITRESS - PARLORMAID — By excellent
Swedish girl; neat, tall, very Willing;; ex-
Calient waitress; besl references; country or
city; $":" O»tert»«rg'«'.Asoncy, 713 Lexington
aye. Tel. IKS Plaza.
WAITRESS. CHAMBERMAID — tir»t
clap*; neat and tidy; wag»». $-'-. best refer
ence*; also Irish t:irl; wages. $22. Flaherty's
Agency ISS Columbu* aye. Tel. 741 River.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
THK PRESIDENT OF THE T r N*rTKt> BTATBB
of Am»ri. a. To MICHAEL fXANAOAX,
GREETING: YOU ARE HEREBY COM
MANDED tnat you personally appear before
the JudK* of the District Court of the t sited
States of America, for the Southern Dlatrii t
of X"« York, in the Second Circuit of Etjuity.
within sixty ."ays after NtTlc* hereof where
(....- tfte ssid Court shall then iv. to ans^T
a hi" of ••"mplaint exhibited aCabMt yon in
tt)e ssld Court by I nir».-J State" of America and
to do further and r«"*etv« what th« paid Court
shall have .■<jnsid"r«>d In that behalf. And this
you are not to omit under the penalty on you of
TWO HITNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS.
Witness. Honorable GEOROE B. ADAMS.
GEORGE C. HOLT. <-HARL~S M. HOT'CH and
LEARNED HAND. Judjcei if the District Court
o* the T r.i.- ' State* for th« Sotitbern District of
Npw York, at tiie City of N»w York, on the 11th
gay of O.fnl in th» year nn» thousand nine
hundred and f*n. «nd of the lndcr«nd»nc*! of the
United States or America., the one hundred and
th.rty-nfth. HKNP.V A. WISE.
United ftates Attorney,
3 - for United Statp< of America.
T3BOS ALEXANDER. Clerk. [L. 3-]
The defendant is roquir<"i to enter appearance
In tlie above cause in the Clerk"? office of this
Court within sixty days after b«(V1o« hereof or
•M bill «ni Be taken
dark.
To MICHAHL FL.VN'AGAN. •"• defendant above
named:
Th« foregoing writ of subp«na Is served upon
vi by publication pursuant to an order of. Hon
orable George C. Holt Judge of the United
"rates District Court for the Southern District
of New York, iat».i t!ie I.lth day of October.
tbtO and on that day f!i«.l with the writ of sub
poena an d bill in equity herein in the office of
the Clerk of the saM United State* district
Court for the Pouthern LMstrict of N*« York at
the Poirtoffic Building, in the City. County and
«tat« of Now York.
Dated, Now York. October I.lth. 1010.
HENRY A. V- I^E.
United States Attorney for *« «»outhern District
of Hew Tort Attorney for rTaintifl Office
and pn«tr,"fVr Address: Room .'■•'». Postor-
Be« Building Borough of Manhattan. City or
Htm Yr.rV. __ '
NEW TORK PX-PREME COURT. OOUNTT OF
\,.,- Vcrk.—Duane S. Everson. Plaintiff, against
Th* Mountain Construction Company. Samuel
Minn. William V. Simpson, and Mary A. .
th« plaintiff being Ignorant of the present sur
name of the person so designated a* Mary A.
:, a nd th? person ■-• led t>y such deglarr.a
•mi- being the person to whom, under the nain"
of Mai? A. Franklin. the premise* described In
the complaint In 'hi.-- action were conveyed by
The Mountain Construction Company. Defend
antß —Summons. — desires the trial to be
had in tie County of New York. — To the. above
named Defendants: You are hereby summoned to
answer the complaint la this action, and to serve
a ■ op? of your answer on the Plaintiff's Attor-^
B«-p within twenty days after th» servlc* of
this summons ew?rttstr«. of the day of service.
and in case of your failure to a^ear. or answer.
judgment will be taken apalnst you by default
for the rei->r demanded in the complaint.
r>Hre«l S*t» York. October. 29tb. iftl'V
THOMA? HOOKER. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Pool Office address and Office, No. 30!> Broad
way, Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
To the defendant, Mary A. . the plain
tiff being Ignorant of the pissam surname of
t hi> person so designated as Man- A. —— and
the person In'er.ded by such designation beinsr
the person to whom under the name of .Mary A.
Franklin the premises described in the complaint
in this action were cenveyed by The Mountain
Construction Company: The foregoing summons
Ik served upon you by publication, pursuant to
an order of the Hon. Henry Biacbsff, a Justice
of the Supreme Court of the State of New York.
dated the 15th day of "November, 1010. and filed
with th" complaint in th» oflOS of the Clerk of
th« County of New York, nt the County Court
Boaae in the. Borough of Manhattan of the City
of New York.
' Dated New York City, November 17th. IPIO.
THOMAS HOOKER, rinlntlff's Attorney.
Office and Post Office addre»a, No. .TuO Broad
■w->v Borough of Manhattan. Now York City.
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I HAMBURG-
IfIMERICAN LINE
11 — - — — — —
tS.S.JIERIU
(22.500 Tons)
Li»«i- g N.-w York
N0F.24,f21iH
LONDJIi-i^lS-J&.BUBB Hf GIB 5£!&"; g a _i?oa bs '
tBMrriTEK Ncrr. 19. 11 a. M. J* B- n*-w IT 000 ton "{earners, equipp-d
£&■£& Aroyic :8£ Ik 1 ?.^!. Q
Tirtiexeelled _Ut_-C_rltoft ala Carta X „„r IXV PLANT) '•' " "■ JO •*. M
feasts-.! run*. ■ .-.yrn-a«ium. RlftC. Bath*. f* K„ , |\<|\>\TJ . - .Jam ■» »*••»• 1*
Klevator. Palm Garden. 'Second c*b»n L. «J' ci VvFI v vr> ' • .--•**"- -*
Only. m-mftur* direct £ * '< >^ . V t-*-*. Frerrcrh*-*
BOOKINGS? TOR-XItl! SERVICE. —-S-J Tonriyt IXpt. far TrtuS _,T*rrwn - _-_
I PLEASURE CRUISES I
\ THE OR-EXT. W1"»T l\T>ir«. a«M'TH AMKRirA. AROrXTt THE tVORLP. * "
- GftAND CRUISE TO THE I B " th / I ste » o m9 " p ; CLEVELiN °
Ogjjaa. B aajjj _ _ ! for Madeira, Spain. Tial/. Gre<?C*.
E3 I fc mM j Turkey. E«:ypt. HMV I__n<t. fltc. Dura
i\ IEI W% I ! tlon EIGHTY DAYS. Rat* from
Le_vin_ »w T«»rli I $325 up. Includtnsr landins: and em-
JANUARY 28, 1911 ! Jarkml- -xp*«»_«».
TVrtte for D*t_l!e<J itineraries cf all Crutse*.
HAMBURG-AMERIUAX LINE, 41-4 » BroatUvay^. I.
NORTH Algiers, the Levant, Egypt.
mjnin India, and the Far East are
GERMAN Ideal Winter Resorts.
, » *™ Especially Low Rate* to Australia. Ta?raam_ and
LLOYD New Zealand via Europe and the Suez CanaL
* -l -IX- ' **^ Vv i * Write for Booklet*.
LONDON —^ PARIS ■ "BREMEN | GIDRALTAR-ALOIERS-NAPtXS-OENOA |
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS | SATURDAYS 11 A. tt \
10 A M. ■ 10 .V. M. |«Ber!in (newV.-N-OT. I9IP- Irene.. ;^....r>^. lo|
Expr-w Sailing*. T*LTV/^I""^T * LT V/^I""^ •Omit* Algiers 111 111 W ■■
O.W_«itn«on.N-ov. 22 ' " ' . ! OBBBHSajaaa made for all J_*-!terr_n«_n. JBl**Z ,
K'nrinz Win— Vov »_ *Roon N«». -* S«« and Far Eastern Port-. \Vlr*l-«s a.-.d lshN- ,
Kprlnzwm— No%. 20 , Sttnato. Tr_T»l»r«' C_*C_* Ojo_ AH!
K. W. D. Or.. D^. 13 lf*«Jf'- "•••• g g^T the World. Independent Around tte
G. WMhinirton.Jan. 3 j k "j" D<S 17 WQrW !
| K »Brem'.^-ir^_ QKLiw-Ha a r O ., <^_. A^».. 5 B^wmy. N^Y.j
4fe 111 l a Mb ■% T":*rs foot U'eAt
UUGinllU Btr«et. o(,o<*lte
■ m m m ■ • Battery.
L^rgaat. Fastest Finest Ships afloat.
Wireleae Telegraph. Submarine Signal.
MOST EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE
LONDON PARIS BERLIN VIENNA
DIRECT via FISHGUARD
FWhgruard and Liverpool.
Mauritania.. Nov. 30. !> *m LasStaasaV .Dec. 28
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SAIUNG
S. * MArUETANIA. DEC. IT. « T. 31.
Queen «t own — Fl»hcuar«l — Llv^rpnoi .
Campania. .Deo. 7. 10 am^Carcnla '..Dec. I*
GIBRALTAR GENOA NAPLES
TRIESTE FIUME
Carpathla..Dee. 3. noinjL'ltonla Mar. 23
Pannonla . Feb. 25. noon'Saxoflla. Mar. 30
SPECIAL CRUISES
RIVIERA ITALY EGYPT
Madeira Gibraltar Algiers VUlefranche Onoa
Naples Alexandria Flume. 'Omits Alexandria.
Carmania 20,000 tons. .'Nov. 2ti. .lan. 7. re*. 1"
Caronia 2<>,Wo tons ......... .Jan. 21 -•
Fianconta 18.0QO ton». new steamer March M
BnCTfIN NEW POINTS \H
U O I UII new ENGLARD
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES
FALL RIVER LINE. Via Newport and Fall
River. Lv. Pier '.:». N. P... ft Warren St.. week
days and Sundays. 3:00 P. M. Strs. PLYMOUTH
and PROVIDENCE. Orchestra on each.
NORWICH LINE. Via New London. Lv. Pier
40. N. R. ft. Ciarkson St., week dßy*. -"00
P. M.: Pi"- 70. E. R.. ft. E. 22.1 St.. 5:30 P. M.
Stra MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE.
NEW HAVEN LINE, for New Haven, Hart
' ford. Snrlnerfleld and North, week, days only.
T>>av<» Pier 2S, E. R. 2:45 P. M. Str. RICH
ARD PECK.
Tickets «tateroom« md information at City
Ticket Ofßee* 171 Bi-omitray. near Cortlandt
St. Telephone 8181 Cortlandt. Also at N. T.
Transfer and Tourist Offices and at Piers.
■HUDSON BIVtRWItiHfUiiESi
_ met Cuisine and Service la«-
Pf-nPi FS "tied. Very H "' i >" m
••""J,™ 6*6 * moUation*.
Link ?tr. C. W. MetTS* or Adiron
dack daily ("Sunday except-
To Albany ed >. pier 32. x. r.. ep. m.
KMI Sir TROJAN or
fI!TI7EtiQ REN^?ELAER. P»er 4«. N.R..
Wlll4Cn«J eP. M. dairy (Saturday ex
it II C repte<j» Sunday steamer stops
•.nC at Albany in either direction.
To Troy Direct -tail e*i»n<»ctlon« at
Albany and Troy fa« points
North Ea«t and West. Horse* ar.4 sai*«»e>
bile» carried at reanonahle rateg.
RE J * t n»i LIRE Ferrr. ti itaix st.
"or Pan Juan. P R.. La Guayra. Pto. <-»«» 110 .
Caracao ani Maracaiho. via nasflaa
PHILADELPIIIA-.Nov. I&ICARACAS.....D'-. 3
For La Uuayra. Curacao and M-*raeaib«>.
ZULIA ..T7.»..:xor. 2*|MARACAIBO..Dec. 10
Superior Accomnfndatiorrs for Passengers.
BUSS. DALLETT 4 CO .
General Managers. j2 Wall St. —
CLARK'S orient CRUISE
FEB. 1. S4OO np tor "1 day*. Sl.ore trips
»rt rvi 1 i'KH R»;:n.l Worl-1 Toaf JaS ->
Trws-Stbertaa Tour. Mar 14: P.lri-ra-Tt^y.
j-n & ret M Tours W Bnrope. 9P*clfTPrO"
*d4|^l FRANK C CXAIIK. Thaws
liliisr-. »W York. _^
I_• . A nir\A All lines. Lowest rate*.
F LUKIUA Send for complete details
XABSTKRS TOL'RS. 31 W. 30th St.. N.Y. City.
STORAGE NOTICES.
NEW YOrtK. NOVEMBER I«TH H«i'>.
• 'MOV TRANSFER & STORAGE < <>..
121 123. 123 KAM WND ST., \. V. CITY.
To G Vdolphus. W. D. Bartles. Mr? l.oretta
i B»rn«t»1n. XV. V. P. BI'«?. t> B. BugariliM,
I Tip I II- Bryce, Mrs. Jeanne Buonslorno; M
HCahoon. H. L. C&eneT. M". J. L. Clarke.
I Mrs. X Connollr. H. J. Cnmlell. MIM J. B.
Cornell Jai.. II CroTty. Mr-. M. '■<irt;« Mr?.
EUxab«t> W. Carter, A- U t. heney, L*wia
I S«*ott Dabo Mrs. •' G. Dsshn, F. De Haven.
■ Mrs. M X Davis. Mrs. F. V. R. r>"y. A. K. A.
n«> Wirtle. Ai;ne» Diamond. E. F. Darts. H.
: M Donn-r. Allen lioon". Th»o. Dra«tta M r> .
Minna L' Enfant. Wm Ev»rlft. Elizabeth
-..j L c Fuller. E. Glrardot. as* V\\
: Orfnt* Jr.: Mrs. E. Hal**. Mrs. Margaret
I HatnM, James E. H"o^ Dr. Wm. Hemmln?
way Mr*. M. H«nderson. Mrs M. Herit, Bar
ton Hill. TV. Hu«ted, D. H. Hart, J. A. .forcer
Mrs ,v, Mr P.- B. Johnston. W. Martin Joiin
«..n"co Mrs. H. Kabriskl*. d Y. Kau.Tman.
E. Knaner, Mr». Jos^hln- LailerTjr, Mr*
Nathnn H. Of Suit F. Lord. Mrs. V, m. Lin
denb*rgr A. P. Lawyer. Mrs. Q. Lennon. Mrs..
! U* H. 1..-.r,a .1. W. P. Lough. Mary E. Lordon.
; Jo» Macer. lira E. Marshall. AIW« Moore.
i Morrison A Carrier. G. F. Morris if. P. Men- ;
i •iell Florence NMchrtl*. John J. O Naln. Mr«.
Klizabeth <VK>efe, K. Ormei.. Output Novelty j
;Co The Parific C'-n. Mlnlnr <'■» . H. >;.
P^ine. Mrs.. H. I>. Patn*. Mr 9 . H C Pattea.
: Port T...., ■„ Realty Co. Mme. A. Paste. J. V.
Redpath. Frank rUsnall. R. J- Rattrar Mr*.
C p Robinson. J. Boat Karri* B. Rftthkow
itz Mrs. Padi- B. Row-, cha». Saeis. P. A.
G h Sengerji. ■ Strau«.«. Lillian
Seymour. The Sims Edi*on KlectrJc Torpedo
Co - icletl for Prevention of Crim-. «_.. E. W.
Mr. or Mrs. Remineton -quire. S. F.
«Tewa'rt H B Stevens Music «.'o.. Street * '
Flnn-v.'T. T. SrfcS ThMtr- Phon- Co.. Mr*.
Adelaide Turtle. Dr. Ira Van GUsen. Mr*.
rurt Yon Pallet. Clalfe Washington. Mr or
Mrs. Jos. L. Watters. J. A Whelan. m.
Weatherwas, Mrs. M«bell- VT-H L mil* La
Monde <1 A. Mi.-r>on»U. John Nondl. Mrs.
Mary Remolds, Mr« .V. Stefan. Jr.— and
„'.(,- of you ire hereby n«tiß«d that tne time
for p«vm<»pr nf this Company's Iten upon th«
property hereinafter described HATpJO EX
PIRED art-r (lu»^ notice thereof ba.l been
Riven y0... th»» Company Will .-am*- snoh '
Droa*rt] to wit. HOUSEHOLD «;cx »i>S. PER-.
?cfx A L EFFECTS AND MEPXHANDISE,
,,'r-.l U> be sold at public auction, a-.'ordlns
hnuaea to r.» aold at publl.- auction. ».
to the statute in aueh rasas made an.lprox^i- ,
e,l In its warehounes. ISL 12;». 12 : » f !\.'--C'J )
ST VKW YORK CITY. ON THTBSDAT. DE
CEMBER KSTU. 1910. AT 10:30 .V. XL. and
if the «ale thereof is not completed on raid
,<-, re th" «ame will be continued at the same
pi,,- .„» each «nd every Thursday thereafter,
beginning at lO:.™ until the «»«♦•»» 1'"1 '" 1 * 4 -
INIOV TRANSFER * STOR\<.E tO.
.'\HRIVfJTON* STORAGE W.vr.f.HO; |
B*-4 Third »tc. " -r; 1
N'*w York. Nov. i2ih. taw t
To Mr. \c'K*r». r. AHrlii?', M" ' ' An.ler- ,
son 31 Bairtw. Mrs. BarihoL Mis* B. HUcktey.
MS tanllr Paul Burner. Mr,. Byrnes. ■/>■ ,
.lark Aer.es l-»"* Mary ' <■'."-"■£. Mm. M. !
Couniiev 1 D« Flan«r*«u. E. Da Fcrrwt. It
Jehln V. PnBM. SL D«verenax. 11 M .Fee y.
M Oalltcan Mad P. Ortner. Mrs. it- H*»llp. i
jLi* "Sewn. A)b«-n K-llv. C.«~>. Koch. E |
Loi?* John MiO— th. »•«!.» to* Mar, :
Murphy. John Mtmrar, Albert O'Orrtn. Wm. M.
(Ebon*. J«hn Patten. W. U R*»nion. Mr». M.
«1 llw* Harry «■ «*< »n C ianda. Mrs
r Jrully Caas. W. Sharp. John. Maasm Man
Qv^nv S Tralnor »5 i->t->. Margarft Syng
You~ ami e»..h Of you are hrrehy notified that \
th» tint* for payment .f our Hen upon th» prof- .
,i v h'rHiaft'"' d'-crihed havlntr expired, after |
',vi» notw» thereof ha<l b^n ««v?n you. we will
iaiisr such pmpertr • wtt - hous-TloW §Mda
r.«rsonaJ effects and m«rrnand»*'. »torea t-r jmu |
or in your n;»nie in th*- <.«rrfj«tt n 9tr.ra e Ware- '
h«u«- Id »>" *%»!.» *' public suction, a. .....1in^r to
., ■tututc In »" h '" a *" nl*****n l ***** and provided, at i
5.'.,!: \.ictloti Rooms, m* University Pla^.
SJz: York .ttj "n Tue^iay. Xovemher TJth. |
ioiu in I' 1 •' ll> «• "*•■ "-■' "th * l! " th**^ 0 ' ts |
n^iHmftotM on the KM list* th« i«l« will \* ?
rtntlnuod it the sam« pWut. on every Tuesday ;
.h*'«»fi^r t»->K«rnin* at Ji>:3rt a m. and ccn- j
timitnc until th» ««al t» ..■oaipJet^d. ;
THE CARniNOTON^TORACE WARE
*". liubvr. Manacrr. J
TIME TABLES.
SAFETY
COMFORT
i SERVICE
American Line pl %"'£*'
Plymouth— Cherbourg — Southampton
Pri'.lad»iph ! a « - M >■"« T«* if*"- »
5t Louie Nov. » st f*al D-c 1»
Red Star Line '"-m"
New Yor«-«Oernourg- Dover
Finland. Nov. 23. 10 AM 'Lapland «newV .De^. li
■L - laid Nov 30.10 AMi •V»d-rlan«l ■ t>«c * '
White Star Lino 53.V
Plymouth Cherbourg — Soirthamptow
Teutonic... NOT. 23. ipm Ma'«etio ■••!*.
Ov*an!c.-Nov. *1, 3 Adriatic *>*- T *
Nsw York Queenstown — Liverpool
Arabic... Nov. li. noon ; C»!tlr ■»**- »
Baltic. .Nor. 26. 2 p. Sl{O>a>fc ...Dec. 1*»
New York A Boston to
RIVIERA- ITALY- EGYPT
The Wore* Mn-IHni. Gibraltar Al<l«^
VHlefranrhe. lotion. >ap'*<». \l»ianarn».
•CEDRIC «21.053 ton* '»". JV?, Bb . -«
•CELTIC .' 20.304 tots* J^lll^l;:
•I irr« f to •"'• 'H*dl* # rTvn^ati.
Romanic. Not. 1" noon" Romanic »*?- •*
R'.rnanu- Feb. 4 Car.oplc
TWO YAOfTWG
|%WESTM»ES|M»I
9» •J»T t w»-s(r-s AflKrxar Lac MajMaHaliMsr
S.S.-NEWYDRIT 1
.mar- :.*e A-^*-»e«/» *%; '
j iecr^c!Ws#»t«r7 3 Poer.C%.^RbVa>%BS'U<*xr<ea |
oixne3tra.sic ExcuraonaAeraMisthwus Sx.o*. j
— . -..„.! Z9+ MOUHS eOMO«C
$15082 w«aKlfic
1 ra»«enier OfTirr^ ■' rVw-ii T-! 11M Rector ?
: and Kl»r ffi. >. R. Iff"* --•> «* . >'. T.».
Cook's Nile Steamers
Cairo to Loxor and the Flr»t Cataract.
K g v-r . . .Xfcsa 5 1 Egypt tec. CT
; Rameses Dec 13 THamesea Jan 3
' Rameses tie 'V r>-' 30 BaaaseMS tB- -Tan a
■ ar weekiy thereafter, connecting «■■ sersfca
! for ifw second cataract. Khartoum. Uganda. *c.
i In adJitlcn. Cooks Express $"mi**rS sail *»«*
' Monday and Fir'ay. T>^surloua d«h«b«*lU'* ana
, «pe^i3l stesdn*ra» far chart «r to families and pri
'■ •ate part!**. -_ ■
TOURS AND TICKETS BVIIIVIIbbI
BOOKLirrS FREE..
THGS. COOK & SON.
! 24:. Broadway. 264 anil otiZ Fiftt! ay.. a«J Vi-i
'■ . l«on st., •"»■ TtSt.
Cook's Travellers' C'heane« are good all •»<•'
th* World.
FABR£ LINE
Th» French Mediterranean Lin*
Aroreo — Naples — VUiefrnnrhe — >l>»r«eill»m.
•SaafAnna.Nv.22.lPMl Roma... .Pec IS." P^r
Madonna. .Dec. 3. n Psii Venezia.. D»c. 2«. 3 P3I
•iXIVa PAR BOSTON NOV. -'3. I P. M.
ITALY— RIYIKK.\— FK.> >'«"«.
?per!aT Winter Vr)rag»s. >♦- >. >.A>"T* .%N>A.
Jan. \n. Marrh I. Apr. 13. Making all cal!"
All earner* equippe4 with wirele**.
JAS. W. EI.WKI.L t CO.. ft. A.. it «»»»<• St.
Ifflt'r'i,!':.^'!,!^,:^
Daily steamers for Xrv. hursi: ronchkee^^ii*
! and Klnjrstoa. Pi.. r 24. N. JL. toot Franklin >-.
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inir a >-iB*T«. w It H h»n»hr called upon fo
j>r»!»»nt th* Mk*H vr{th!r> ten <|aT«. ir vubrTtir
to havfn« said p-*«.«r>.i ■<nfflH»il (•»•*.<
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LOST — Bankbook No. "ll.Sxrt il<»imn » Bank~f»
eavtaaja 74 an«? 76 Wall «t.. v»™ York. Par
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warrl. n<w>m 1.-^~<>. KnfckfTbtv-k^r H.-;»?
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I K.-KS, partitions, telrphen* Souths. Übl^«."
charr*. war«Jrob*». mlrrur wall flxtaras. &u_->l
n»9s furniture all Hajia T".r.a Brothers. 3M
Broadway. .W Krarr* at.
OFFICE f-rr.xrn re Nnh« ■■■■MM car
p«nr<»r sn.i cabin«tmak»r; repajrin^r. Paul. 51
Prc*»d M. - .
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THOROlinll. PKJ:Jf.\>CVr CURE!* tn cum
of BLOOD iT'*«.V \y K\ ->t - IiKBTMT>
Bl.AtipKit CO->li-L.\tNTS aa< kindred dl»
eas«s: relic* at once ir. dangerous ca«e». r»c«nt
or Old than* desiring or.!v Cr«s s'.ab* aeHntMtt
t*atm«nl ahould call. Dr. BONSC3ICR. ta« •"•«
known ■;■■» ••'".' A^th gt. Hour*. i»-3. *-♦■
_ BUSINESS CHANCES.
PAINTER." OPPOnTtrNlTT— Established r^
>♦■!»»: wallpaper. whol»»al* and retail; j^ariy
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Kan-' I>rns CO.. F2n ?>th ay*.
FOR SALE.
BIG BARGAINS— Sncbtly «•«* attic* ftxmttar*.
>.«! typewriters, cash registers, addtas ma
c&lnea, tntraeographß, fltloa cabinflt». safea. ad
dressios: machines, time clocks, oartluona. cbeck
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HIGHEST ;-m. f. J»AII> far ladies' ami g»n;ie
men* .ii* .ir«Ud ev»n!n« ami street costume^.
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