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Sil PATCHING We
Three Features Much Criticised
Not Touched by Committee.
THE OPPOSITION CONTINUES
Tight In Legislature May Result
in Making Proposed Instru?
ment Campaign Issue.
Members of the joint legislativ? commlt
?*>?? who are patching up the proposed new
rtty eh?rter In a army they hope will do
awav with muck of the adver-e criticism
took no holiday yesterday. They were
busy reMsing the chaptera on the rolle?
and Fire departments, but made no radial
c ani.'??. In either.
TV..,- the ''omtntttee stopped its Unors
for the night it had left in the ohar-er
t' re?- of the things that had drawn the
moat criticism. There were no euggest'.ona
that the-e things -\oul?1 he modified bcfon?
the charter was reported to the T-e?is
lature to-morrow Titght, although Asaom
hlvman I'oley said they had not pa????]
f.nal judgment on any of them.
Tho ?harter hill still provides that the
Mayor ajiatl have ;i separate and additional
consent over all rapid transit franchises
s-id ? ontraots. It also still give? him the
awssasaalve veto over appropriations an?)
ths tower of blocking any rapid transit
plan.? that m>v he adopted
The ? I irt? r Mil still provides- for a Hoard
nf Education of se\en members, who shall
roe? "a salar?.-, thus making the plai-es
rlums to he sought for by politicians in
return for favors to the organization, with?
8 ' "?-?rard to Uiefr fitness to supervise the
educati.nal svstem of the largest city in
the country
N'o ? hange had heen made up to last nicht
In the ,-ivll service chapter by way of re
storing the supervision of the State Muni?i
pal Service ?'ommisslon over th..- a-ts ??f
ths Municipal ('tril Service ? tommlsslon
Kllmlaatloi of this supervision was one of
t ? suggestions made by Mayor Oayaor.
tie .-all^d it home rule.'' but Tammany
linll aras immensely pleased with the pro
VtblOD.
Undecided on Civil Service.
?? n..^ r^rort?"! ?? esterdar that Mayor j
Gaynor had written to the legkriatlve com
rrittec ? rromiTiendlng. In view of the ? ? ri 11 -
ol?ms of the charter on that point, thai
perh.ip?- it migh? h? wise to restore at least
?' - n* the stat?- i onimisslon's power.-.
.*,?s<-n-v.1\ma?i K?ln- ?.aid last night that
the; ' ad not Bnally decided ?>n the civil
Bervi ?- i rv.pt'r
The >*<osnSSlttee, in yielding th* many
points alreadv announced, has indicated
that it fear?- the critic? of the charter.
7 v tfiwing away sosas of the grounds f??r
apa?<altR*S It hoped to make it rns/r
to pass the charter hin. hut the charter
Will n?it go tirousrli without ?? hitter tight.
There is* much opposition In Brooklyn to
ths provisions in ?egard to the Mayors
pewers ot ? r rapid transit matters, as Bome
pert-or.s there boHovs ho will use the?.?
rov.rr> te block ths plans for the exten
s o- <->f -ap:?i transit ine? already outlineii
bv the Publl? Service I 'nmmission and the
1 oard of Intim?t?'. One of the Democrat;.
lesders !n Brooklyn would not go so far
? ??s'erday as to say that the members of
?he legislature from King? County would
rassing ar.y charter. "Put," he
?.rod. ""the document wil' l.a\* to he modi
: o<\ before it will be entirely satisfactory
to us."
rhe City Club and the < itizens I'nion
h?en engaged fer a week in trying to
Be public senUment upstate against
? ttstsssts to f re? ? new ??harter on
Tor*. ? ' i t y this fa'l Of ?ourse, the ?
? rclitic.an OOUld nit b? expe?-ted to j
?bout the wees ef this city
lily, hut an effort has Peer mad?- to |
I < a ??-? upatate people that janiming
rh a charter by a PemoTati? n Sjs
the I^igl-'ature would BUrely rea '
?-.- nal tha Daraocratlc erg?alsatlon a? a
\ bol<
C'-arter Mav Be Campaign Issue.
nep!rr??ntatlve? of the various civic
todies oppos-?d to the ?-harter will hav<?
?-.?-ntatlves in Alhan- while the charter
Is imder discus'ion there So will the !" ?
Ji*publ:<-an organizations all. hsel .1.
J >ad>. one of the Kings Count) Repul
was asked WhSt he thought won'1
SeySOtS of the fail camp?if-ii His ?
t ? The oharier "
laaemblysaan PVilej said iast night thai ?
the I'ommittec had dedd?*d to grant the re- |
e eel ?: vtuioua dvtc organisations that a
r tatesssat ol the changes that hm'
;. ? . in t' * charter bill he msde
? Wedaesday nlgbi when the bill is :
relntroi iced.
??<* Will he hus> to-r.r y SS
? ?i..i Brearlas, together all the |
SHI M ."lei sd anil I
: polishing up Um entire hilt. To-morrow .
:??? membera will tak? ,r:-- Brai train fur Al?
baa* when Banal ; ? man. Assembly?
t folej will tell II e Governor what they ?
in the v. ?;. of ? hangtai I a
u
? r beat of euthorlti
??amen that the Governor wa?- not si '
, -..irte-, would i sa I le baa not '?
. -<d. however, thai
... t go tlirous
. f Should It i im ll ?;:1 come lo .?'
: . al. and und?
bavt i" ol i a hearing ug
v- a ? Id With 802 bill sffeel
The 1 ??? ? r may gi\e faa ? i -
. . . with the Ifayo b
;. ? not be Inclli " ?oy
inwnt th.u may
? lad_
BOY RESCUES CHILD AT FIRE
Cat Scratching in Matchbox May Hi?ve
Caused the Blaze.
?redorkk Danton, s fount i
I ing ..? v.. i.: Esst li.th
.-.?...- six years
ring i So ?ted by amoks from a
I . . .-. ? in ths Le? la home, si j
41 ? street yeaterda;
? ? k? PSUSiSSJ from the
.. In, and found the
. ?, He t-l.-ked up the child
. -arted for the baliws] 'onfuscd by
. wai soveral times.
? rO| -8 ?be floor in
,-,?r to eSC. lUBSSSB. When he
? was tliud with smoke
: x, , ed bis way to the
I ?'?'? to 'h< fU"!
?- ..nn?.
T?ir ... Ktlagulshed with
a <samagi al !-?? it started In a closet,
aad an H **???'' ssJd, hj fi '?"
i< retching mat? hbos.
FLOAT STRANDED SCHOONER
Tho Carrie A. Lane Is Hauled Off Shore
by Revenue Cutter.
un Beheoner Csrris A I-sj-#,
,. .,,..,. . . Bunda? momlna
a t ef I Bbinne?. Ifssmving
? usng Island, was ?has?
> ,.r.n I v th? ?
j ? ?? Beneca and a wrsrhJns t;?p ! '
I . ... haatly ?larnage?'
. w Straft?.ii and ?
. -??). after the W
i .. | worn? n. lbs cap
. , | .. ,-. were hauhsd ai
. mi I ?? ths raresclu I
., ,. \ I ?a nr WSa
t , WSS?, to Bost?i
..,. Tie tUg I ?'
I ,
L*apta iratt?." " ' ' "
I? < sas pul aboard th? s?n?"-- aad taken
p. ?he Mai ? Ueapttal ?.i iPUlem, iUten
Ulard. i
W. & J. SLOANE
ESTABLISHED 1843
AN UNPRECEDENTED SALE OF
CARPETS
In anticipation of moving during the coming Winter to our
New Building at Fifth Avenue and 47th Street, we shall,
in the meantime, dispose of our present stock of Carpets,
At Such Exceptionally Low Prices
as will bring these floor coverings within the means of everyone.
WE NOW OFFER:
60,000 yds. Axminster . . 75c to $1.35 per yd.
Regularly $1.50 to $1.75
40,000 yds. Body Brussels, ? 75c to $1.50 Per yd.
Regularly $1.50 to $1.75
50,000 yds. Wilton Velvet, . 90c to $1.35 Per yd.
Regularly $1.50 to $1.75
10,000 yds. Velvet .... 75c to 90c per yd.
Regularly $1.10 to $1.25
10,000 yds. All-Wool Ingrain .... 05c Per yd.
Regularly 85c
We also offer the more expensive qualities, such as Wiltons,
both English and American, and Imported Axminsters,
AT CORRESPONDINGLY LOW PRICES.
OTHER SPECIAL SALES
Linoleum, 10,000 yds.45c P*> 8* yA> uPwarA
Wall Papers, 5,000 Rolls.10c per roll, upward.
BROADWAY & 19TH STREET, NEW YORK
Of Interest to t?cmen
THE SOT FELT HAT
A Fascinating Style of Headgear
Comes Into Its Own.
Soft felt lints at?-' snjo, ? ,.?.'? of
unusual popularity at present, ??nd the
shops display than In th? greatest pro?
fusion and o? averj .: iaa able ?- 1 ? a ?i *?.
PVfncn tremen bars b?B<coaie quite ?nam
ourc'i of those bata, ? t shon th? ? it
discrimination In the matter of <^>lor. W
?>f oourF<\ ihry war, ><r\<\ tlirlr next
?i??! ( is taupe, ?i.'irk fret] ? some other
neutral tint With s no? ng veil a ?
?>f this kiiwi i?- considered ???ti ?< ???
a?ccom| animent t" s a to
frock.
Pell hatl n. I :;.? t -;? sd?l - s ?
rci ami rink, are daclared t?? . ?
only for chlldron, t'.?-.?jjjt>: ,t ?>- sun
that thsy ma\ be sdoptod bj more mat ir.
l\?a'? T' ? r ? r . \,\,o ? (r, ; ?
effective with d;?;k ?* ? j 1111 ri n costunoca
Ne**? Forkera t-;i?i "-oui" opportunii
d uing the rain* tin <? last ? ? k
non cheering a richly colored fell
? ?v.iiii be when akl?cs were ?lark ;?i?H ! ?
man?t; n<Fcessaril' garbed Itaelt chief!* in
more or 'r ? ' '?M? - A maM?en in
hrr \ro\,n \\;i<? oil in OM fx'wr With I
purple hat. \\l,i?:i she arore arlth the rea
latlon mannish tan colored ralacoal A
brown ?irr>s showed beton the bottom of
t! ?? coat .?n?-i also .it the neck, where II
was touched with coral. Th* wboU eff?
was remarkabl] pleaslni and offarad sua
gestion for lbs daya soon to come when
nature, st I? ?>?. la Inclined to !??? moian
, holy,
TI ? smart soft Mt '?a? la ol si l ?
qjalit,. .i- t'n wearei can afford, end tn;?\
i,e absolutely and literally untrlmmed it
need . pit her ribbtm. wing nor cord
? i ? ak n> lin-s or ?*oior it com ita In
dl?, Iduallt. from it-- II? ail I tj, foi t can
? ? ii Immed up at the i Id?. th? ba? ko
ti ont, si is most aultabl? to ea? h typ? ol
tore.
Kren ii women star the soft :ek bat f? r
motoring, wli a long veil thiit mal
it exactly in color. Th'- \?-n is thrown over
hat and hair, twist? : st the back ??rid
tied in a boa in ront
, iourk"- ?' o??of... si _on. KV CRKP. |; a', '.;.;;;,;! '^ JJJ^^
Tt!:;.^r,\V?ITiJ;nAT LliV? ' A^U ^fSsMsXD ? Uli U1.AC1C
SOME WAYS OF THE WORLD.
? ' . recent ram, spell ha i ected I a
attention of the bustnesi woman ??> d?
? or protecting herself frotn the ?nin \
raincoat, of course, Is ? well meaning ?;??>
m?nt, ? nd ? ? ? ? in und? ,|'r
clrcutu tan? ? i, But ? i ? rain?
? ?>..; thai ?Md not bloa opt I I
and ? >.: ? ? ? ? front of a < ? rished ski."
i?i the mercy "f heai tless And
?ho e\oy YtaA .? raincoat thai kepi tiio bot?
tom of her skirts drj and lean" One > uel?
n<sat woman ha h a coat, altho ;k1i it
, i" no credit to the c? 1 I onora all go
i ' ,i"?? half bag affair
i that are ?uni under l
"I made it thin way," the explained to a
??f admiring friends aa ah? emerge?
her wraps on the lasl
I L..I ? nough material m
match my iain?"at ;tn?i had li cravenetted.
' i t with i " !i>r an
ordin?r) skh I. but 1 ? y thi Ion ? r
part-- of th. pattern, of cour ?
'Is up ..!l|\ -..
m on my rain? oat it hi nga from the
t srltl ? ?ft s skirt was made
I -???>. ?lit'-. the b< :to:n 'nun
, : \<\> to side, leaving only space on?>uKii ?-?n
??a h sitie to-. my fool lo K" il n igi Jfo
one ? ? r not ? ? ? an) thins u** ei
?nstimi? bul i am i.?it ture I should care
? . ?>?,|<' did. It's o pfui, fVhen \):
raincoat blows open In front then is m>
little ralnakiri prot I i my dreaa ?klri
.?nd n hrn i cross muddy rtteeta and go
up mudd) st? pt i '?"i? t cs ikirts
do drag, foi i k?.?'\. tit? Insld? ones can't]
get wet.' i
v ? ? ..- ti . ': ? and th?
hearth ta thost alnt nets t
flreplao .torn seen abovi Mason
and Dlxon'st line? The look of comfort
th? gli e to a root i la wortl ti Ir prie?
Hin.<? ii,?. th? are of j>ra.'?i- :
? .?! ' ? . keei hag a wa i - n kf.?M pip. :
? | bot.
Th? trlvel la genersll: Iyre?ahaped ai loi
top ? '?: i '? shaj ? of I
pierced In some curious design, it stand-?
? ?ii funny bandy legs of Iron, about a foot
? 'ti one side of the b I , re Iron
clamps, bj which, ?f desired, it can b<
i ?'? k? d t" the ? | the gral
On the othei ? a woodei
The ? ? argi
minus Itooka .?nd handle, and the lega
li" croasibars, on which can bs slipped I
several platea, Is ... i, 0(
porridge or pot < t offee ?
thing? an not ? ? cxpen ' ?
e\< ?? ti-4 real old.?m? down from
party EngUsb day* A Set Vorn woeaan
bought troc i Hiitifjii? s ;
a bt i .-,f il ???'.?? thai <n?i tor 112, i
and 14 Ii lha k>) of her life. Really old |
ones ??ir not plead I ? '. I sxcellestl re?
- at b? ' id and tits, cost let
t' .,n the s '. ;i:io orio?
Por a high Brepls ? notl I la ??
m na a erane, and t-< re la a i ? rtaln
littlo Dutch shop In Ken ?ork wher? th?
most f.?s? i-i:<ririsr eld ruaty i rai ? <
brought <"ti frotn dark rorneri i ^ Ihe pro
prietor, tin* n crane ?? useful onl) fttr
boiling a kettl? nol for ki eplng ti Ing
nd. b? ite to
low tu? r
i., may U net the ni"<?. i n woman to
m tradition you m. nti'iii. - ..|?.
? ? ? d the wtrniai ? be wril i "Yo hv
ai m? ?, haan'l 11 bot n bn d In i ? \>? \
fnuitdattons ot ytmi mental ..n?i dom?pstic
Ufo that ,i ir...?i eoob i" ! ' ""k alone?
Haven t an inh? rit? d ? ?? ? I 1 ? ??
liianx < ?'. k" -t oil lh? : '!l " -""I did ?? I
. ... i ? .?ntiHi' i t uli? n I "'i nnd I
were y?o?uag? If then waa one thing m
the world which w??n*ea s greed upon n "<? I
thai ii.iIm.I COUld ??? P a K"~?i ' <?'k i ooh I
????p BaauM be sJtBBMk, x.ntx s-ul untraronnilled,
I
? t.. w?-e?tio with the chemist**] of tee nn:
ing howl and <""k stovs
"Bul whs! does the woman of to?da
i'ar? for tradition et fer the consensus I
opli len r.f the benighted old-fashion?
ekeepi - Nothing. Bhe t-'???-s alien
,ii;.| does thiilRS h? Bhs ?"hoosep In whal
ever way II pleases her srrogaai littl
I cue
; "As the concrets example In proof ?
; this ths story for which you have bee
i a siting bo patiently I must tell yo-.i tha
\ i have hr?>n to call on our suffrage fr?en
.4ti4l h? r sis'er down the roa?i. and ha\
t "< n greatly entertained by their des
lion of their bousekeet*ing< They slway
divide th..kin?.-. Bussn does the mix
; Ing and Marv the baking. Mar] sa>? .-..
? simply can'1 make pi?? CTUSt. Susan SSy
! she simply can'1 hake anything in thai ol
stove. Bo Buaaa mixes up a big howl o
-" s.-ts it in the i>-e cheat, and whs
Marj ?eis ready sh?- comea along and Und
1 some iruit ;irni makes the pie The) d
the same waj erith rake and roasts an?
doughnuts Marv alwaya was the snei
getlc one, whi.-ii i suppos? accounts fo
her ability to handle al ?ve ''.'?ors and maki
the drafts u..rk right. When they wer
httle she us. d to build doll furniture ou
? ?? ? Igar boxes, snd Bussn w,.s the nx\o wh?
played nith the ?lolls, and now Mary is .
?unTragisl at id Bussn maket iris lac?
Hut tie moral of this tale is that there i
a place for the suffragist . v?*n In I ?
kitchen, and thai man) cooka impr?>\e th.
i.n.ih if they sporiait/.e in the parts o
broth making for which nature has adapte?
? ?
CHILDREN'S CAPTAINS
They Teach Little Summer Visit
ors to Swim and Sail Boats.
from Maine, through Massachusetts ar?;
?'.ll along the Bound .ir?- old salts who arr
known as the chUdrens' captains, beca us?
they have, ever since natives or suramer
visito: s could remember, taught th<* chil
dren of the latter how to swim snd SSlI
boats, ;?n?i year after year they ?re en
p.i?-'??l b] the sati.e families to look aft?
th? youtsgsl ri Ths summer peopl
usually hail from the laland towns or
fr< m th< sterner hrownstons ftonts ?if
some rity, and the d"llghts of the seaside
are manifold to both the small boy and the
?tr?all girl, the terrors of their parents
h? inc in proportion, it '.? not alwaya dur
Ing tiie Brat aummer of seaside life that
th?-? deslraMllty of a "c?ptala" Is t.-aiized.
Bomethnea it takes two or three BoasonSj
but the sooner th?? Letter, for ?he children
1 ? a much better time when pia.-ed in
ire of .' "captain," and tie parents
can take their own pleasures spart, with
satisfied minds, should sny or,o ever sua>
gas to thes worth] old t.irs that tl ey
Sn bul a ??.ecs of DUrSS tO their dOVOted
charges, there would be a general revolt,
and ;? wofnl time WOUtd etUTOS! hut as ||
Is, ? .. h ii turning family Is hailed by their
patron "captain" a? inng loss friends, and
sew .ud m"re aronderful yarns ; r? freely
spin fat ths snteiialnmenl and ?duration
..f th. Httle folks In seafaring ways.
a gMod "c?ptala" supervises tha nautl?
? al i::. of th? cl ildrea of at i?"st thi..
families They are all In his are for the
dally swim, meeting on the ?am? bit of
bul lW8 dsya are given to ea?'h in
i ' weskly, snd on Bundava he may
awn peaceful llfs 8* ties ink,- oui
B part? .if his ?.?ii .-housing.
At first .ill tuition in seSSiaft Is glV?!
in his boat, bul ?.s tl" ?hil.lren g ?.v. older
thej scoutta catboats or sihev araaU erafl
of th.,i own, which they are ?won aad in
rnabagtag. The Jevaej coast, ?.uve In I
Bhrewshury water, Is saM s.-.f? sttough for
this klhil Of thin?., B8 UM 4 hild 'ii'.i cup
has not bSStl SVOlfSal; BUI there are)
many deiignttui times la bs ' 11 with ti e
llfseaviag men, who ara h?roe? al sil times
t?> tha ' hii.it? o. and Ihere are ai??> ?om?
p.i Baaerasea ?ho ?m ?ake >ut aaiiing :
Tantee.
The Tribune's
Towns and Cities Contest
IS STILL OPEN
You Can Enter Any Time Before 6 P. Hi Sept. 12
THE last tr?o of Punk Pictures in the TK'rninr's
Towns and Cities Contest lias ap|>eared, I) it the
opportunity to get into this big contest is still open,
i on can enter at any time up to c? o'clock? Tuesday, Sep?
tember 12, hut if you are in earnest about it. you will not
leave it until the last potsiblt moment, and (bus injure
your chances by limiting yourself on time.
Don't pass up this ?irat n'# chance without careful
consideration. Kven if you have never entered such a
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contains a large list of towns and cities, and among which
are all the names which represent the Puzzle Pictures.
The complete sets of the Puzzle Pictures and thr.ir
answer blanks have all been printed in neat form, a.nd
may be had at the Tribune Office or by mail, as specified
herewith.
Complete Sets and Back Numbers
NOW ON SALE.
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arc now on sale at the office of The New-York Tribune,
corner Spruce and Nassau streets. The price of the com?
plete series mailed to any address in New York City, Jersey
City and Hoboken, is $1.10; elsewhere the price is $1.68.
Extra numbers in New York City, Jersey City and
Hoboken are 1 cent for the daily and 5 cents for the Sunday;
outside of greater New York the price is 2 cents for tne
daily and 5 cents for the Sunday.
Copies of The Tribune's official Contest Towns and
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towns and cities which have been shown throughout the
contest, are still on sale. The price is 25 cents at the office;
by mail. 30 cents. All mail orders should be addressed to
THE CONTEST MANAGER,
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE. NEW YORK CITY.
This Is the Way to Address Your Pr.ckage of Answers.
CtT OIT AM. AROI \!>
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Contest Answers (Written Matter) for
THE CONTEST DEPARTMENT
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the list <~>f prises which will surely &?-> to over one thousand lucky winners.
A?k yourself whether tin- is an opportunity you ran afford to |>- : op
Ask yourself whether you ever ?aw such a magnificent chance lo
gain '?> big a reward with such little effort.
With the equipment ?pecihed shore, ?t"'l which yon can vi-.uc eith?
by mail or si the Tribune office, there ?re just two other requisite. ?
care and accuracy?and with these .tu.I i little application there ts n?>
reason why you should not enter now ami be among the winners.
\ll sets of answers must be delivered t?. the Contest Department of
The I ribune, . I the counting r? om, corner Spruce and \'a??au -tren?, on
or before midnight of September 12. or if mailed they must bear t><>?
mark of mailing not l.tt?-v than that hour and date, and no answers will
be accepted after that time.
If you have an) doubt about the correct answer to any of the pn7.*!e
pictures you may submit extra coupons, not to exceed five, on an?, num?
ber of the purzle pictures.
Be Mire to v. rite \our mil name and address upon at lea?* the last
four coupons in the space provided for ?am?;, and do not roll your
answer??. .
Keep a copy of your answers, tor compari-on with the h-t <->t correct
answers when published. Answers will not be returned after they have
been deposited with the Contest Popart;
The oonortunity is ?till open.
NOW IS THE TIME TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT.
RULES GOVERNING THE CONTEST.
?v , ?caw-T? rti Tttboa-f? Tswas sai
, costea) basas sa temo X8th, 1811. |
-?. cartoon? or other rep- '
laUoBi of Uta narr.?* of a town or ?
. . Callad -rate? er CSSJ?
I ? ibllStied Saut? for ?v period of
?IXt] BtTBS ist*
? ' the ??? ??? *,'A ,rA;"l
,,. ... ni latreted mare all aelected
.. official rowna and l ?
,?t Catalogue which ?a? ???"??"J .h* T.'l* ,
v,v vn.k Tribun? sa a gald. ana raisr? ?
? ??.int?.
r ,,. ? .?? a II remalfl ?re?? te all
ir read? ' Da '? '
.- exce\ tint employ? ? "? ?he p?p< ?
? their familles, until ?.
M ? Sept? ? ?- 1811
'V .. ? cessary te sa ?
. .. ,t th? Towna and ?
.... ? and eospona from on?
il - ?
Conteetanta * ?* "mn Cr
,. ?,. ,-, ?, ... ure upin tn?
i . rnon provided tl ref. ?
typewriter
Btrtnti mansar le su
fancy of the ? tei tha completa
, ,i
v ,.,, , . ib ara i el eartaln ?? m .
tl e name of ihe to*? D and i It- Illustrated
? ; ?, v m I .. p? IT '"' ?'? BV' ?not
mofe si-"? to . ,f 'h*
swers
not count aa ???taut
?vee snuufi? B ?' I I ' rtttSB up? i
a ainsi. ' ?' '
. ?,,? ... aerara a s '?.l an?
y., .m t?i the aame ? aid be t.-r'
- In making up th? ?et. Where
i-onteatsnta wlah m aubmlt
.v . nee era thai maj do a
entire eo pon. \i
gh eev. a of a fat
ti
. to any ?no he ">i?l or
.
mrri ' ? tied I
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contest new r>e!n?; r-in will n?? latest any
on?- from .? | ? ? .-onte?t.
?\rrsace all answers i:> neat awsfftaal
arder f.,?'??n tha ??s?poos i?? 'ue?y to
and deliver or mall tl em. In a
Best, riai packaaje (not folded <?! roiled,.
? ,:?r???d to 1'iir; roNTEST
OEP" THE NEW-YORK TTllli - I
lBd N??eau ?tre.t. Mew Y?>rk ?fry OV
OH BKFORE MlliMl.HT Ol ?KPT EM?
BIK It. 1811.
The time of rseshrlmi saawais ?ri'.i
a ? apon tha swardtaaj of
However, ?II .in?*?r? mint b?
??pet h? . ? office of The Sam York
or In 'Ue mella un or b'for? mtfl?
12, 1811.
? pris?e win h* n?.?,?r<i?d to tha as
testants ? g In the eorrect or n?ar??t
correct list at nemes to :: ? enure aerlea
of ti?i?.T?> and ?.?? i? ratios? t'l th?
event of a tip betWSSa two or more p?
?????? t:?p conteatani anawwtin?- ?h? great?
eat nsmbor of t..?n? and rltle? plrture?
correetty with the em It. t.?r ot
aner. Tn
;...? two or mor? cont?stenla ? tmit th?
largest numbei of corre?! *na??ra upon
imber of ronpnne i';? c??h
\ nl';.> ?' t ? divided.
? 'sing; roinmlt;???. to te ?nnouneed
very soon, i< a?v.ir<ls ?tricily
upon th? nini!? of ?-??rre<-fne?? ?nil ?ttnl
..-? . r the ?v ? ?eordlng and ?peiiing
of the name? if the '-mn gad r't!?i H^
I : by The Trtbun? ?no! a?
Tribune's Towaa and
? ? . ?onteat ? at? * ?
f anaavars la aecurely fa?
? ?n?,I ?oga?i.-r th? eo?ue?tan? w|?| be
P?rrni?t?ii te Ith rubber ?tarnp?
? . - her name ur^'i ,h*
??? <i tor asma ai -i ant? r>?a
th.- greater n ?lontv
? ' ' B-rlded th;,' ?uch full
?treei and poetoffir? Hd.'.????, ?r?
pon i ? .,?? t
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sttsrs at li
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!** Tur? i
THE LIST OF PRIZES.
1_2_2_S4-350?Everitt "30" Automobile?-. $1.450 each.
4?$1100 Krakauer Art Player Piano.
5?$1.000 Weser Bros.' Combination Electrical Piano. Can be
played by hand, by ioot pedal or electricity.
6?$850 Francis Bacon Art Piano.
7?$750 Christman Sons' Player Piano.
8?9??$1.400 Krakauer P?anos. $700 each.
10?$650 Francis Bacon Player Piano.
11?$600 Krakauer Piano.
12?$250 Owen-Daveno Suite.
13_H?$200 Carey-Brennan Sets. $100 each.
15?24?$600 Bermuda Trips via Steamship Bermudtan.
25?26?$80 Carey-Brennan Ladies' Desks. $40 each.
27?76?$750 Art China Importing Company of New York Breakfast
Sets. $15 each.
77?126?$750 Art China Importing Company of New York Luncheon
Sets, $15 each.
127?136?$100 Carey-Brennan Smoking Chairs. $10 each.
137?146?$100 Carey-Brennan Ladies' Rockers, $10 each.
147?150?$20 Carey-Brennan Magazine Baskets. $5 each.
151?450?$750 Luken Coves to order. $2.50 the pair.
451?950?$4.000 Lucky Curve Parker Fountain Pens. $2 each.
950?1350? $600 Fountain Pens. $1.50 each.
ALL SETS OF ANSWERS
Must Be Deposited at the Tribune Office or in the Mails
NOT LATER THAN MIDNIGHT SKPT. 12th.
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