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MAY?" TALKS TO PUPILS
Teils Graduates of Public School
160 to Get Study Habit.
WILL GIVE AWAY 124 BOOKS
City Head Promises Each Mem?
ber of Class Franklins
"Autobiography."
mayor Gayaor promised yesterday to give
tli" M roi-Tohi-rf* of 111?- graduating cIhss of
public 8 'i00' ,''"- Sl RlvlttgtOB and Snf
lolK StSSStSk ?opios of rranklln's "Autobl
?g-rophy." Ths promise rame during the
Mayor ?. talk to Hie gradu?tes on tlie sub?
let of '-Study."
Th? Mayor arrived at the school la Urns
to heat tin oratorical efforts Of various
members of the class, which be pronounced
ngr* Une. Hs also complimented the prln
ool for his selection of pas
ffg, m i s. riptural reading, one prov
gtk .n th?* --election especially app<-al?d t.<
l i.V..i- --"A K?>od name is rather to he
gksssn ibas Croat riehen" -and befare lak
ng op his Shoaoa theme on "Study ' he ex
I hi hope thnt this proverb might
be burned int?? ihe tiiind.? of thoas srho ha?i
jurt ?stshed th?ir ptibll.' school course.
Th?- Msyor'i address m pari follows:
Vi?., should lia\? acquired while >ou were
herr, ??'?<-1 ' hopa ,*."u nave acquired, the
,',?,*. habii Von s? ? people In this world
?Oing aro'infi ?it nights to --aloona and to
clit?p n?t't> show? in the theatres. ??imply
pscauaf thej d?. not know what In the
wor?r! to do with themselves. They nave
ital habit.
.v.* i hop? thai while you have been
an yon haw srqutred the study habit, I
I u down to aomethins less Ihan
?ha' th? rending habit, the hahlt of read
lust ??-- a
h. gelt thai habit he in really il\e<i
happ< t.?: life, o?a night when
h?. .i?*.?.- nol knoe what to do with himself
he ha? onlv to turn t<> hi? book and take
\ii no?-) read *4. snd it Anally he
?onie- ? n?'it. Pon'i a?--t the habit, for
fiit'- ?ak< ..' reading o\ c)> t hi i)*? there is
n the trash? newspapers. Have nothing
I hem. Read "'.p or two g.."?l
??>*. s *,-?- Thos? 'iile.i -rtiti-i trash simply
fritter J OUT ? || ? ..v,.iv all 1he tilll?* Hint
<id them,
if * 'i have ?c-piired this hahlt of read?
ing serious hook- f am willing to wust
ir future. You win come out ahead
-f a)| yon- Competitors, no matter what
line you are coin*; into, "i desire now to
m that, to atari you in that direction, i
am c"->ine to give to sack nf yon n eopj of
ihe " Viitoblography of Benjamin FranU
I will F?end fhem down here to von.- -
.",t < can let each of yon have
w h<?i >ou call for it.
,! or next recommend-ed for read
i | Plutarch'i Uvas" and Cir.-en**- "Short
History of ths English People." Then, m
'?r.l'-i* i< impress the valu?? <<f study ?tpor
- Of the pupil-, he t"''l of how
Napoleon -arn?-d thousands ol vplomet
nitti Mm during "is great campaign
Ma- or continued
of you are going t<> high school. !
eh school.- of this rltj teach more
than was taupht in Dartmouth CollegeI
when Daniel Webster was th.-re. He old
?' taught as much, nor any of the!
ni?n Of his time who beam?* so itreat. as'
rtie boys of this city ?art now being taught
n the high .-h?r.!- Some of you will
peea on lo the Cltj ?''allege, and tlur?. de'ai
-*? t fat hovond anything that
Webster gol or any <?f the men of his day. i
Ar?i yel they txeeanu great men.
of you, in place of going to the,
f*ity ?'-lieu.-, ougbl 10 go to an BgriCUlt
l-rai .??liec-e. ?nit learn ill eboul th? soil
and crop? npri how to Tarn-), and then roi
out and bee in .?s farmers. Go out and j
If to a farmer, no matter how |
much ? month you cet. Then you will be.
farmers, and yen wilt he able to make j
I of farming, an.1 support your- '
?-ohf: and your families, it la the best I
that I know of for hoys. What1
ra want i* edutfat-pd hoys, boys
?leserlhed I?, you Do not |
??lir ' all.
xiiiyr,, accepted yeaterOay an Invita-1
?i.)-i .-..(?.vl,,l to him hy a committee of i
thr'-e >oung sirls to at?en<i the i-raduating
f Public School 4. ai Rlvlngtonj
t streets, n?-it Titeada j afternoon, j
MUST PAY FOR GARBAGE
Estimate Board Hears How City
Has Been Losing Heavily.
Commissioner Edwards of the Department
r.f Rtreet Cleaning got a rude shock yester
dav *whi-n h?- appeared before the Board <>f
?t?mate with a form of contract for the
m of Parl-HR?' in Brooklyn,
Manhattan and The Bronx for five y<eara
from September 1. He urged Its approval.
In the future contractor? will probably pay
,ty for th.' garbage, instead ?>f recelv-*
?ne money from the city for removing It.
CoatrollerPrendergaal and Borough Pres
'?ient McAneay both doclsred that they did
r.ot intend to permit any privat?- concern to
get rich out of the elty. as the New York
Sanitary UtMsati?>n Company, th- prisent
contractor, had don?*-. It was stated that
ibis company, which has a reduction plant
at" Rarr.'ii Island, had been making an .m
nn.-.l profil of from $S?->-,26<> to IMV.IM tor
th?' last live y?ara. The profit comes from
the by-products of what Is known as green
ge, which commercially is said to be
worth from ?2 to %4 a ton.
On aocouat of those facts, the Board of
Estimate ii<-?-i<i?-.l to poatpoos action f??r a
week and appoint a committee to report
recommendations as to th" future policy of
the city on the disposition of garba*?*.?'.
*")?.* must remember that it requir.s
nerve for a company to go Into S thing like
this" i:.M <"otnmission?-r Ivdwar.is, wlx'ii
he ?a? told of the profits of the present
".ot.ti-netor.
And it takts nerve to admire this profit
of V.OOP.fty* a year." said Controller I'ren
drifj-ast. "A million dollars Is enough to
glee B man nerve t?> do anything '
HELD F0R_THAW_ ROBBERY
Woman Accused in $35,000
Theft Surrenders in Chicago.
?"hica?o. Jan. 25. ? Mr??. Nellie l'rlnce,
who is aald to J>o under Indictment in
I'lttaburgh for being implicated In the bur?
glary of the hornea of Mrs. William Thaw,
it., and of Isaac Kaufmann. BUtTendessd to
the Chicago police late to-day.
detectives here had been searching for
ths woman for aeveral days on information
sent from PlttaburKh. When Mrs. I'rin??
?ave herself up she asserted that she was
Innocent of the charge against bar. Sha
was locked up pending the arrival of ex?
tradition papers.
i'ittsburgli. .Tan. IT..?The homes of Mrs.
Willlsm Thaw, Jr., and Isaac Kaufmann,
?Aonltliy residents of this city, were ran
t-a? ked In January, 1909, during the .linn? r
hour. The robbers gained entrance
through second floor windows. Krom the
1 haw home Jewelry and family heirlooms
valued at IS.'.OOO were stolen, while furs
and Jewel? valu*?ri at between 1*5,000 and
110,000. disappear-?! from th?? Kaufmann
home.
Pnuaual features characterized the Thaw
Ttibb*?ry. *A ahort time ago the Jewels were
returned, without so much us a stickpin
misitng from the collection. The details of
th- return were never made public, bu? a
story to lh<? ? ffect that Mrs. Thaw paid
128,000 for their return was neither af
flrm?rjd nor denied.
On January 16 last secret Indictments
were returned by the grand Jury againht
Mr?. Nellie Prince, Harry Robinson, "Joe"
Blrtach and Oorge Blaaett, all of Chicago.
Robinson la Bald to be aervlng a aentenco
of twenty years in the Stlllwater, Minn.,
penitentiary, having been convicted of
blowing a safe at Ht. Paul. The where?
abouts of Blrtach and Blasett ia unknown.
A detective will go to Chicago for Mrs.
Prin*ee.
AVIATION CORPS FOR MILITIA.
Albany, Jan. 2b.-~ Lieutenant Colonel
Frederick T. Leigh, algnal corp?. national
guard, applied to Governor Dix to-day for
ermlcalon to accept an aeroplane that
as been offered to him and lo form an
aa?oaautieal section of the corps.
?
RESORTS.
FLORIDA.
RESORTS.
riORIDA.
RESORTS.
FLORIDA.
RESORTS.
FIXIRW.X.
?ST
offering of
The Famous Winter Resorts o/America
Furnishing a greater diversity of attrapons than any other resort section of the world-each place in
turn possessing distinctive feature? and individuality. Oflcnnr* unequalled opportunity for outdoor
life and pleasures Golf on the finest units in the country; tennis on ?Jay courts kept m -aiertection;
surf-bathing in water at a temperature of 70 degrees and above; ridmg, motoring over picturesque
roads through tropical scenery and on the hard sand beach; yachting, rowing, and fishing ?t sea and m
land-locked waters; quail ahd deer shooting; ?tharr wheeling and bicycling on palm lined promenades
and through tropical jungles. Finest winter climate in the world-every da> a June day full ot sunshine.
NAHtSAt* Utah* m as). "Abr<>?Ml_li*. FKteon Roars" br ?hip
ST. AFI.ISTINF.. "The Old?t City" in the WAgi|?^-**i
" " Irrasrk.?. snd for ?aoeisl lii?* the Newtwrt or
ith it?.>isnrelo?is seenen* snd
New lH-hole golf
full of Spanish landmark.?, snd for i
the South,
ORMONn. "The noautiful. _._
famous for its sutomol.lle beech course,
courre with grass putting greens.
PALM Br.ACH. "The Garden Spot of the "*'"I,d/*t. XA*
rend??.-, von a of wealth, culture snd faehion: soff hetMng.
golfing, tenr.ia, chair wheeling, fiehinj?. raoatin?-;
MIAMI. "The SutVTropical Me'Topolis." on beautiful Bay
Biscayne. The honae of ?he Royal Palm sad tropvcal vege?
tation. Yachting, fishing, golf.
from Miami. A step across the Oiilf Ptreamju> this delight
fully qaaint Rritii-h city. Wonalerful I.oke rf Fire, marvelous
marina? garden?, eurf-bathlng. yachting. Ashing, golf, tennis.
I.ONti KDY CAMP. """Th-FiVha-mion's Psr-Mitae." A c?-*m
pl?ti* camp, comfortably ai-rsr?*r*?. ftSltSfac****iqr condurta-rt.
locst/d in the heart of the Flonds Keys fishing grounds.
KKV WKST. "America's C.ihralUr." (^verrjnent naval
and coaling station Sou Uia**?*T. *?*?<-?** city of the United States.
Terminus of the Florida East roast Railwsy.
HAVANA, CrBA. Only fifty hoiirs ft-om New Tor* by
the "Florida K<7?" i-ovte in throuffh ?Jeepers to port of em?
barkation. The .Short Sa?s Trip: only tern botars on the water.
PONCE DK LF.OX
AM'\/.AR
ORMOMl
PRINCIPAL. IfOTi:iaS
M. Augustin? 1 ROY A 1. POINCI AN A ....
Nt. Anrnatine THK RRF.ARF.RS.
??riooiol o" .l.e-llollf;,?. I ROT A I. PA 1,M.
mi inliiM'.l.Nosartn. MMM Island?
Deairable r..-ron,m?*rlatior.a at all point? Ut meet any diryvoeition or demend.
Throuub Pullman eerv-ice from New York to all FI.ORI O A F.ANT COAST i*a*aerta with frequemt tmina.
Per ?amp?ete I)e?*i!???l Information. Booklets, Tickets. Kener-ratioD?. apply lo the Local Agent or
FLORIDA EAST COAST
243 fifth Avenue, NEW YORK 109 West Adams Si., CHICAGO
General Offices. ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA?
ftfttk
?Jj^l'!**^-.- ?-^iJ:1^^^^
CIVIL WAR SOCIETY DINE
Descendants of Noted Men :
Official Life Meet Here.
Sons an?! grandsons of men who disli
gulshed themselves in official life ?.ntsi
the military and naval service of 1
l'nit?-d States ?luring the Civil Wai .1
tende?! the third animal ?llnner of the 1'ni?
Boclet) of the <"lvii War at Delmonl?
last night.
Walter S. -Morton, mu? of Olivet P. Mo
ton. Indiana's arar Governor, the new
el?? ted president <?f the society, a?t?-?l ;
toastmaster. ?peetbes Were made hy Thu
low Wised Harn?;-. the Rev. I>r. All? n I
?'arllli'. .1 1". I lout? Inns and Charles 1
llamlln. th? last named l.einn the son ?
the Vtee-Prcsldent ol Civil War fame.
Mr. Parn?s concluded his sp??-. h ?
"There is a Higher Law than the Bherms
Law" with the following
The <? iimtr\ la tired "l cruclflslon. it
tired of having Its business held in lea*
to gratify the lust for tumult. They pral
for academic Innovations who hat
thought the leas! <?f their effect. L'ndi
the primai y rlii??) Mr. Bewrar-d u.v.
could have entired public lif?* I'nder tl
re? all Mr. Lin? ? In would have h.-, n hurl?
front th ? Whit.* House and the l'nlon woul
have h.'?'ti dbasolved Hnder the referei
dun? we should not meel t?> venerate on
ancestors, bul sing ths praises <>f th? pol
ti'lan who has got the loudest mouth: n<
drink a slhnt toast to authors of ., ti.-i
lion's litany and creed, n?>t mention hit
who sn!?i '"Let us liave peace," not raim
great white shaft to steadfastness, bul IS
?.?ir laurels at th?* t?*?*t of vanity: not 8?
up statuas to the sturdy men whose calm
ness proved a bulwark In <.ur days of In
in? passion, hut glorify th?* shallow
. ?t iconoclast
Some of thoss present w?srs Coloni
Henry H?Braey Andrew, son <>r the
chusettS war Governor, Hirum Harnev. so
of the Collector of the I'ort of N? w fot
during the wat. Mayhew w. Bronsoi
Larchmont, S. v . son <?f Theodore Hr?.n
son. Special United states Commlssionei
William B. Cspelle, >>f Boston, son "
William C ?'apelle, captain and ma
embolan-zea, Ifaasachuaetts war stafi
William C Colby, sbn of New Hampahlre'
war Governor; 0. Btanton Floyd-Jon?
son of New York's Lieutenant fjov-wnoi
Chalmers Holbrooh. of Bratttehoro, VI
gramlson of V?rm..nfs war Gov.-rn"! ; Bd
war?) Plndlay Smith, former Governor ?.
Vermont, a son ?>f a GovernM <?f V-srmon
and grandson ?.f Vermont's war Go-, ?-not
and Frederick W. Lincoln, of Walpols
N. II.. BOO ?? Boston's war Mayor.
NO M0NEYJ3AGS_F0R PEACE
Dean Kirchwey Holds Moveraenl
Wants No Such Aid.
Hamilton HoH said ?>' th. sixt?? nii> ?n
nual meeting of the N?*w v?.rk Peace 80
dety, in th.* Hotel Astor. last night, thai
as vice-president of the NOW York POBC?
Bodety he took the liberty ..f arrangtaf ai
affiliation with the Peace Bodety of Japan
adding that In both this country and .lapai
the soctettes consisted ?.1 people <>f th?
highest Intelligence and character. Bpeak
it.? of th.- unification of the various peoci
societies of the world. OeOTga W Kir? h
v. ay, dean of Columbia, said:
At the third national peace conference,
held in Maltlmor.- last year, th.- l'aiti.???!?
endowment w??.- discussed. Many seemoi
to think that the Carnegie fund should 1?.
used t<? further peace throughout the land.
I believe, as many others do, that the
pea??' movement should stand on It- own
groun?is and that moneybags, however sa?
cred, Should not be employe.) to fuit her a
movement that should achieve Its own ciidn
without a u.v such assistance.
Dean Kirchwey th.ti submitted a plan
for uniting all the sf.cieties of the land Into
one society?the American Peace Society?
and it Was adapted by unanimous vote.
The following officers were elected
President, Andrew Carnegie; rloc-pr-aal
dent.?. I.vman Abbott, Felix Adler. William
S Mennet, Nicholas Murray flutter, Joseph
II Chonte, R. Pulton Cutting, Cardinal
Farley. John IC. Plnley, Bishop Greer,
justice llughes, John Henry Jowett, Henry
A MacCmcken. John Bassett Moor.-, Rob?
ert c. Ogden. Alton B. Parker, O-aorge Pos?
ter Pea body. Hora.? Porter, Kllbu Hoot.
Jacob H Hehlff, Isaac N. Seligman, Alb?-*.
Shaw. Albert K. Smiley, James Spi-y.-r.
Melviil?* K. Stone, Oscar S. Straus and An?
drew D. White.
BISHOP WANTS LAY HELP
Greer Says He Should Be Free to
Attend to Spiritual Matters.
A layman to look after money and other
business matters and allow the hlahop to
attend to spiritual matters was the sunn?-s
tl.,11 made by Ifishop Greer, of New York,
at the dinner of the Church Club of New
York last night. It was the twenty-fifth
anniversary of the club and the eighth of
the consecration of Bishop Oreer.
??eorge Gordon King, president of \ant
club, who was in the chulr. referred to the
Cathedral of St. John the Divine and Its
vast burden of building as enough to keep
one blahop busy. Replying. Bishop Greer
.eceived a rising vote of honor from the
three hundred men present. He said he
used to wonder how bishops managed to
put in their time. Now he wonder? where
the time is to be found to do all that la
expected from him. _
HOSPITAL FOR INDIAN?J
There was <* meeting of the New- York
City Indian Association >e?terday after
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
?, ?WlafS. \VI|j**O?*S Kmrtovmen' Aim-?
T. iOf?hflM 2221 PI??.?. 141 Eaat 5Tth lt. SuP
pll-?, ?nit rlaa? servants to private ramilla??. AU
references Investigated.
WORK WANTED. _
Male.
ACCOUNTANT suilite, odJuota, ?rile? up l>ocks,
f- moattaly u| . financial statement?, eveieiris
'? nable Mitchell, -J.". Hoot lub at. Tel. 1-xi?
Stiiy? rsnn?.
I'HM'ih'Ki it liOng experience; willing, ..?.lu*
log; sister, chambermaid waltrssi Ml ? Mr
i?w ? largesi bes I quaUSed Employment Air-n
cj m 1' i* , T'.'i Lexington s? ?
I? niiile
\HT EMPROIDKRY, b?*nia* ? Xmee,
baby'? .-.o a.?, bootees; wlshei .???'
126th ?-t
DRK8HMAKBR (, M" ri' n. ? 1, ?ania s.*?1i,k bv
Say or ??.e.-*k Peteroen, 21S Rast 28th ?i
VOI'N'H ?>'t!i. -.?.i?ii?? ,,i in
???'.,!; Of] . COll "I ?III- V !.. a,"..
"Ttii *.? . Brook l? r.. N V
PR?VATK -I ' i:i: r vi:V (HI ???iJIPANION
Position deslr? i b) accompli !,??! lady with
-.i high school and prepsratori school ?-du
?.-?iron understands Ihe Frencl language
I borough I) mid has .? ?'?'"t business training;
know? shorthand; h ?? '"i train ng sa nurse m
tarse ? i ! \ , It??x
IX Tribune ?
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Mai*.
? i .-1 .i i i. MAN Single, a Isl
iia privat? pise, *.* 'in..n farm; good horns
er. f* -?"! ? .-i" :i?i ave
ni ti y.y \NH rsKKi i. MAN **.-..!? i,, un
doraUMds valatlngi willing ??? be generally
aaeful; foul years' refsrenc? !. ?? emploi
MU PltsOerald's \-** -"'.'i :,u? ave. En?
.? - |2d -t
I CI li'PLB llnsbal, . In?lb r. Vale! " -
tlra-t Ola/S nil t'lhi.'be?, li.n
Lnglish. excellent references; clt
mod? r;,,.. .* ,,*. . Ibdaalrial Ai
?; 17 IV-i 4Jd.
<* ?I'l'I.K, Aiin-ri.-ana, rleslre posltl
?,it!i<- hoik Small f.rrillv. ..in I :n,.| ?? l,,,r?e;
wife Mx-Hk*. |*r,r,n sad ?bru:? . ?b girl, II
?..?..r* of ;.?a". besl referen?-?* KelUble, Tribun?
I |.t,,\, n Orni l?WM Bros n,. ,
Cori'LE"; <i. bul lei and useful; ?if', son,I
cook und .?ek??eper; ?sundress; *ood ret
eren? ? *; It j, oi ..nn?, i . ? geney,
4STi i-.'in".i"i. ., ? Tel K huj lei ?
i-,hi*i,i: Cook, butl?i ooat, voung; p?lilveiy
i, rf. ? nt; r-ountr* 11 I ?
> R.,-1 90th st . ? oniei lyalnnln.
Female. }
HOf'MBWORK, it ? goal Ural el h
girl, |. cook a all n ?? -: ,,o
?i?.m,i?v ||?? . besl refer? ? *
?.geney, T18 Loxington ave. Tel., lOM
Plsss _
C??MBKRMA1D, LAI SOHI
Swedish d1'1 ?scelleni IsundraM rsa do
Mhlr ih. ollar? ? ? ., ? 11??ni references; *?-'
? i-i. 11,? it: a Agency, T1 a; Leslngton .. ? ? Tel.,
105S Ptax.1
? ii ,M!.i:i..\i Mi?. x\ \rriti.ss young,
willing Hwedl?h Kin. veri k?hI wollreaa
ehsmbormald; et?*ellenl references; ?2-. (>?
"ih Leslngton -???? T. !,
t?,;,:. Plsss.
i'IIa.mhi:i;m AID \v.\n ici:.-*-* Young, a.-tise
well trained; egcellent referencos; rltj or
short <n*,t.,r,-i . fi- Miss ii'i'-H,'?? Agency, 17
v, . a, i_*,i im [Phone 7 l*?7 Brj ?nl
COOK. '.AlMH.!;:-.--. CH?MDBRMAlt?,
WAITREM Tw?i noai, wniins Norweglsn
girls both . -, 11, i. ? i nt. t,?-nf references; wag? n,
|2fl snd **-'" Osterberg'i Agfa? ?-. 7U"> i.?*?
?,,. Tel , m;,., piss*
COOK Bwedlih; andenrtandi flnaal branches of
cookisgi praparo? monas; capable itn?nnii?r. *?.
rtllent rsferencoa, le?.11111? n< ?a y,.rk fsmllles;
so anywher? .1 . Miss tftsflerald's B?ros**, MM
Ith ava. (entrance in- 42d m ?
COOK and W?ITIIEW Togethei or separate;
il,, ih. woik of bou*. ; goofi references; city
or country. I'lnbei I y '? Agency, <SS ?',,!,imbu?
ara t?1 . Ht huyl? r. t::<- __ _
???111K 1 rf-t cloos: nest, economical; -",
yetare- exrellent refer ?*i,,, a . dty, inuntry;
*>:i<>-*>:<.">. Industrlsl Asooclstion Agosey, 17
WrM fjii at phone :,-j;?i Rrysni
i-iii,k Bcoich, Protestant; k"".! baker; Uttn
friend, Swedish, Brat ??inns Isundraas highly
te? omiiicii<l-fl : any dlfilsncr Mono?a a
Agencv. 7'J1 l.?*\;r,slon live., .".Rib.
C'OUK Thoroughly experienced, rive years'
excellent refereneeo; city, country; l.to-tan.
Mi?*? Buckley'? Agency, 17 W'-st 42ii a?. Phon?
Ti?-: Bryani
COOK. i.Ar.M'iiKss Canadian, Protestant]
food baker; ,,.??< trios*] ohantbormaM und
waitress good ?aaautreag; .ii?. couatry, Mor.
row's \?,i:iv. tji Leslngton ;.?e.
C?l(?K '."i-iirli. fancy anil plain; \<rv
iioiiiii-hI. I ri*< riirnrt ??hIii?*?s und <li;?mbri
mald; elty Ol country. Morrows Agen.-y, 7J1
I., sniKior, ?ve., :.??ih.
??(ioK. Kirsl rlass, \i.?.iis, ?.ml" lo work In
.ip-.rim-nt. $:;o. foui yesrs" rofsrencea Miaa
si???? p agency, ? l-i?' I2,i
HOI'HBWORK liv exceptionally iimi *.,,ing
Ri-oti'h f'totestant; will be found wllllns and
anxious to lesrn; ?on?t references, ('all Irwin'?
An, ncy, 77 Weal lltb at
KIT?HI:nM \1H. toung Hwede, good r?f??^
en?e; S-2-S2.'.. I.. Mlaa ltofm.-iyer'a A?an,\.
r**_*f| .','*'_' .'.?b uve rif, floor Tel.. ^.'/jr Miadlaoil.
LAI'NDRKfW Thoroughly expcrienc. ,|, ~?~T
. client rfler-ii.--?. Willing to a?-alsl. city,
counirv; $'10. Ml^e llil? kley'g Ascncy, 17 WeH
<|. Phon 7t*-7 T!' j ; nt
?l'HSK - ?'?pable young woman, experienced In
care of children; understand* all food?, etc.;
can take entire charge; excHlent reference?. (J.t
Mien FltzCerald'a Bureau. S?>3 ?1th ave ?entra?e?
42d at.)
NI USI". lilxb. < ?;. t li..:i? ; e*?p.*r|enc.-d. Infant
or grown; n?.e yean u?*t employer; so Hiiy
disiaii?"?. ?t"i row's Ag*n?*y, 721 Lexington
:,\. ? or, Mtlb _
BIHTERU. Cook, will do oom? laundry; wait?
ress, cliai-iberniald ; hv, >??n? in lust plnr?.
$30-$2.".; country ratoferroal Miss rShea's Agen?
cy, ** K:\*' t"j<1 at._
VISITING MOt'HBKEBPMn fir iiiornlnrf-".7r
laftern'ion?; thnrougbly eapablo; ?rooil man
sger. shopp'i. ? t< : sseollont refTSOCSa; will
fn bv hour If necessary. M. \. Ml.*.?. Kliz
Oeruld's Agen<>. ?Wl Mtb a\ .*. Kin raneo t2Q
W?TrRKPi*. CHAMRBRMAID Very ~?l?7,
neat sppearlns young girl; understands sal?
ads ?ml the care of silvers; best refer? nies:
couiitrv j.refis-red. Claherty's Asency. 4?5
roiuintrus i?.?-- Sa-1, gchuyler, 4205._^^
W?HIAISG. Colored ??'inari ?a isbe? family
washlns bv W??h Or dozen; 30 years' refer?
ence; terms reasonable. ISA West 182?! si ;
"?hone, Ibtt Morninsslde. _
noon at Ih?? home ?if Mrs. Francis Korb,ay,
at N?>. 8 W<*sl ufith str??ct. The Hev. |)r.
ANIllbitn lllian? 'Kiuilkis *-|,?.k?* lH*f.,r.' |
latir? at-sembly on "North American Ind?
ians." and Ctrl Morris sang four Indlnn
songs, MrIM?* BBSaTS Mabel Powers, who has
been adopted into the Rcnecu tribe, spokn
on th?* Iroquol?.
It was annoiince.l that a ?.1?*?? hospital
would be ?rert.d h? h part of the mission
at Indian Wells, Arl?., conduct?*-?* by the as?
sociation.
XKW M l.-l -? f >'EW ?/KRHKT.
fl?arlboroucjb^lenbeim
ALWAYS OPEN. CAPACITY. 1,100.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Tl ? i..*?.)?.?. ?Met? ??mi,i he nu? of their notable nitr... 11? "? if kiaalsd in Sen Terk,
l^ondon ??r Paria, lint ;il?1e.| material^ In ?Teatlin Alisnll. l*ltjr'a great all vein ?eau?*.))
Th? ml M rlltnat?, ?o'liherii ?np.-ii-.iir.. and braetna, ?ir\ aea .?i omblne with the open pisza
?n?1 Mttarturn o\? rinoklnii ?he ..ran :.. ln??i)'<- l|.infer? and ? i)J<*.\ mi? lit ef Hi? gnettn
THE EXQUISITE MUSIC.
alwav? a '??"ne. Menu >o t? more i? . .?late?) ??t-i?. ??-.I?. Htiixti? ot note aproar
THE WHITE SERVICE
i it \ luatv-rtr m al; fou? ?llnina naotna ibotli Amartaea and Bureyaa Slaaal if m?-?t aetla
'u-t... ?,
THE HOT AND COLD SEA WATER BATHS
?i. lot which O. or?-..-,, ISO), t-oi-l.?? I?e|ri(t ni.?-t SeltsStful an?l
Invigorating, I*.?- c?.u tkerapevtlr trah****" Trie ? ?'?? pump? ? an-. ::\ oui ..f 'he ocean
twnaSui ail ttie eeratlva a>,-?ii'*> ta rka?aaaiil and oth.Met
THE PURE CRYSTAL WATER
? - privet? ?iisiin ?a ?lit MS feel '!????*> h n?t fle?|n? 200 calleux |>-t niiniite .pure and
free titii | - ? i .: , ,.i . ?.niaiii'tmtI'.ti . la iiaod Siraugnoal - fo iirlnkina and tea
waking and all other purpoaee
THE ROLLING CHAIRS
h? i Ktlanil. I'lli ? (amoua s?*-..-n mil? Bsarg-aralh atona IS "resi ? brink afford an outdoor
? .- for r. M and i*":>IC. In l.?.l!i .1-Hr ni, i itorm) ?eatliei. un. .g.|.,|i, .1
? -? : ........ ,,. i K? . i .,..?? ni.ik.. i.-??..i motoring an?] horaahaek
k and ?I. -iti?-?i ..it \,*i link? In A men a man* goU ? . ... ai all timen The
Thealiea ?and Pl?rl aie In full n|??iitti?i.
ATLANTIC CITY IS BUT i HOURS FROM NEW YORK.
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS COMPANY.
FORECLOSURE SAL?S.
-i FBI xi-.: i ?.i 1:1. ?*?u*\i y ?.??? sku ,<)!?;.
r ? a ? ramme, i'ialn?ff. ? gainai Abraham
al, i ?? I--.I ihm?
In i ? . ?
tale dull init.l.- unI . nter.l In i.
Bellos a.'.l L.-arltuf late tl,. Iflfa .!.i\ ..f October,
l!?'l I. .he in, .? 'raunte |, ii. !(.(.,.? In ??id
? ?
? hang? Satoareom, K< - 11 i>. *
Borough ol Manhattan, i'lti oi ..-.. v???k.
ou I ht 2?;tti ?ai of Januar) pu*.' .t t.- .,. i?, k
i ... n en tha? <i ? . n.srrit i* i? \ v \
Iw.i.e. : ........... ...Lt in.ljiii, nt
tO Le tohl. al'! t'ie . ! ua follOWI
ALL tha? l??i. pi? ? ' lan.t
tilth t .- .111.1 in : r?n? ni. nil ItMraon
?-i?.t...l. (lisait, uni; an?1 I.? iri|t In th.- Bo-rough
Manhattan, City, .?mtv and -;i?t-* <?r Sew
York, ls?'?;id?.l M))<1 de*<*rlN-.| aa foil?.?a. m *lt
i HXNINH at ? oint on the Hmiiharly ei?t?
ol Right) sa rond Street, distan! On? I n red
|)(I0) ? laterlj ?..nier
n i \. rat** an.' Right; m ond Htre?
.ui.ning i'.'-n - s.i.ith'Ti? and parallel ?iiii <.?
.il v.?ni? ?Ine ti iin.tr*- I an I fw?> ? lirj, tuet, ??..
|J| in. h. - 10 It.Mitr? line ..f the I.tu U.
i am er I] ,i??n* said ? aittra ?In? <?' ?he Mach
.-j: ? tutti Uni.? ? \'?ii?heri\ and
parallel with .????rid tvertue On? hui
ai,.? two 11021 f?-?t lwo 121 bichea lo ih? .-muh
? rit ?II? ?.f y.f.o I 'reel, ant theme
ts.vt^riv ?Jong ihe Sotnherl) aida <?f asid Isst
ii..i)t|..ii.'.1 ".treM I? ? lit \ to?* ?'.'.M feet to til"
I ??int nr |.la. e ?,f beginning, ?nht pratwlsaa hclltg
known a? Number 80S Baal Right) -.?.*... .d hi reel
:?.it??i Ne* V'.rk. November *.'l?t. lull.
ltO?l!-:H A I'ltV'.tt. K-i . Ii?
IIKNRT P ito'i'TV Aio.rn.v f?'t Plalntin .*..i.*
MmnlRav, [?rough of Manhattan, Sau tori
??n*.
The foil??? inc I? u diagram ef in. proper!) '??
L* gold; Ii*? ?treet ntinih-T I? '.vf, Baal ?M
Kam ttd Bt-real
\
Th? aaorosiiaat? ?n.n' of ,l"* ?""??? "r rhar-**..
t? H.iti.fv whleh ih? utxist- deacrlbed propertt I
m he Fohl ? Sin? thoiman.l flw h?)n?lre.| anl aet
,",?..? i? ii.o..? and Bftl i-aata tli.5IT.S0), with
Intereal thereon from the llth da) et Ortober,
i?.n louether with mut* and allowance ainount
Igra, with tut'
niher witt. ti.? asneases of Ihe male. The rp
proximate amounl of the tasei;.*.-?*.?am ?-. ? ?.n.l
?at.r rate? or other tona, which ara to be at
,? .? u th.- purchaaei oui of Iba pur?haa?
,..M,).\. ?r paid I". -I"* '<"'?'?'<?? " ******* SBd
iviteii New vork. ?evamber Nat. ion
D.ltl.l *\ew ?0,n*C)r.KI{ A PRTOR. Referee. _
HI PRCSfl POIIBT, rOUMTt or NEW Y?)RK.
?a rah I* M< 1'herm.n. a- ??..?n**r.?l ii'i.ir.llan.
uott'?'eJ/yiulritlft* ?nain?, JOS?lWrt?J
?the,a D?fendant! ? In purauan? of a Imlgment
of f or?e? eure and wie. d?il. mage ami ?nter?-?!
n u' Hl?r entitled 1. Il.m ami bearing data
he 5th Aar ?nfjanuary. MIS I. ?he un. er-.igi-e.h
th? Refer? In .-aid ludguieni named, will ??-U at
nul, I ..?m? -tlo-t ?I the Kx.hang? Kaleeroom. Noh.
f1'l.\>i?. Hr-t. >" the R.r,-,,gl, >tlll>MM
I'ltv ef N'e-a Y?rk <?n the I-i Ml "f I ? I .uaiy.
11M2 at'l2 o'-l'H-k noon ?,n that day, by .lon.ph
" T?, Anetton-eer, lha \>*?I*****?****M
two feet to the point of l,e-:ll..,lng
K..I.H s-?w York, .latmary ?th. IH12.
Dated. ?N'??A.IY,r<,AM a. BENNET. He
liAPCitn r LirPISt^TT, Attorney for Plaln
ilffV W 'Sawau 9tteot, BotOOgti "f Manhat
? an ' ?ttv of New t ? rk
Th? following I? ? dlagian. of the pmpertv to
he -old|; lie atreet Nuniber? are Uti and ll.*17
Klrft Avenue.
i
?4 ft.
??ft.
c I
H *
- ?2nd Stre.t
The at.?roiin.ate amount of the Hen nr ?barge,
m matlll ?h "h th? gbove-deaCTlbed property I?
?^ told la Twenty thr,* tbouaand ad hun
drel^ IhHD-one and 2.? UK. d.llar. |?Sal>).
Ikh nter?.t thereon frn... the ?th day of Jan?
uary 101*.' together with COSta an?! all??wa.?,a
amounting to Three hun-lred ninety-eight and
-i Vil? ?loilar?. ttOtatti, with Inleie?! fron) Jan
u?r> R h 1tM2 ..'K'ther With tha expenaea of
th. .ale ' The ai.proxitnate amount of lha taxea,
aa?e??mentT and water rate., or other lien,
which are t?-. b?- allowed to the purehawr out of
the iVurehaee money, or paid hv the Heferee. la
Kou. humue.1 forty-reven and 81-100 dollars
??? "NeVv^anuarv ?tu. ?Ott, .
" WI1?UAM 8 0EKNET. -Itofe'M?
XB?91H
?tiaanUc Ctttj
?*te O?Cfl tfttOU^fUMlt ??U? UaMll
GALEN HALL
VII.AMU CITY
HOTKl. AMD SANATORtUM.
With It? ?logan I comfort. Its Ton.c and ?'ura
tt.-e Bartbs und superior table atol service. Is
si, Ideal p?_< e for Kail and Winter. Always
Open. Alw.,?.? na.lv Alwavs b'isy
P. I.. YotMi ?i-neral Mintrsr.
New Vmk Office [123 Proa?!way
Directly on tne ocean front, is always
open sud Is an ideal home for the Winter
guest WAL'. T. J. BUBBT.
SBW *.?>lli?.
THE JACKSON
HEALTH RESORT
DANSVILLE, NEW YORK
OS !'? I . I ?'?? .*/? W t'v .
IS M-.Yt.K ( I.OSKII.
Da not f.iii u send (or Uterat****?
For ?ner hair n century a budlut? Health
sad Real inatitution.
UBOBOIA.
mcw?t'AUGUSTA GEORGIA.**^?*?**
DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.
DIAMONUb
Can l- ?- rinn, d within one year.
CIUKH S A. Kt I M ,|M) Broadway. New York
EXCURSIONS.
\\wZ
IgJRayri
1-1 B taltHWinferTours ;
mJLmmmBmsBooA/o-?dy ;
Raymond .WrWtwmb ^:*^5nfth Avar ?
BUSINESS CHANCES.
\ KAl?l HAiu.AIN.
On sc.ni of retiring from boalneos will
sen nt i bargain to quick bsysr one or tti>?
beat rest h i? r? n'*? and SSf?S m ;i goo.I Jerse)
town of 132.000 InhaMISntS! IWS ?.?r?.. dining
reunir., soaring rapacity or |00; coneeri ?vary
evening; summer garden, centrally loeatad;
ion?? leas? eh* up rent; llcesae *>.t?>i? rar par?
ti, iilsrs. S IV It Tribun? < ifllre
KKLLIX'l and dlstrlbuttns a?, ?its, with hesi
faciini -a .-?ii.i . rgonlsstlon, off.-i Mti!. .m.i
eners?*fi' representation Cor Chlcsgo snd ii,e
\\ eat; we aoln-ll rellrthle accounts. HUM'
BTRBBT .?. BAFUtlTI SBt B. Jefferson, ??lu
csgo._
INSTRUCTION.
For Both Seses?City.
National Academy of Cramatic ?rts
Mr MOI.TIMF.K KAPIIAN, Illrecior.
Expression, Singing. Elocution, Drama.
rOONDBD IS01.
Instruction in Singing, Voice Training
for Teachers. Readers. Lawyer?,
Ministers and Drama.
Complote Training for the Stage snd
Public Plstform.
Fur Information Apply to
TI1K >t.< lU.TAKi. ??' West l'.ili slreel.
SKW VOKK Cft*.
-The" BKKi.n/. hcmooX ?f uam?vaqkb,
MADIHUN SiJl'ARK (1123 BROADWAY).
Harlem BrsSch, Ml LSSSS ATO., near 127th St.
fliookl>'i Bran, I, ?.?is-i'Jo Livingston 8t.
i ? -
SCHOOL AQENCIE8.
American S 1 ureign Teachers' Agem/. -sup
pile? I'roreaaor?. Teacher?. Tutors. Oovernea?*?.
etc.. to College?, i-cnoot? ?nd Famille?. Apply
te ?Ira. *al J. ?iiung-fulinn. 23 Union Sajuars.
TYPEWRITING AND TYPEWRITERS.
vicTon vrfiiBT.r; 7u Nouas ?t. '?."staiogne
free ?II mal?es ?*k<*n atrx paym'n?: bargain?
In L*nd?r**ood?. Hemlngton?. Oliver?. gmttb*
TIME TABLES. i _TW! TAILM.
-All-llftnn I l?lCO K?stest, Finest, Larjest Quadru pie- Screw
UUNAilU LlNCu rurbla. Steamships in the Wcrld
LUSITANIA eaa 11aMAURETANIA Of tti
CARMANIA ****. w. ??A M CAMPANIA BJ?tjAj
M.
"* as-? ?*? a i e s- *? ?- - I ?e f*|
ro?,n,.nrl?? K-.-ruarv 2Slh. ?he -********?1.y.****?**?*:.,-re\k?-?e7T^eSa-!
a?.i rinn, Km fort ?i i A. ?j. Wedneada? a ??y*?'" Iba ?aaraos? as ? m4
mander. Inttesd ?f ? a. U. Paaaengera aerved cold buffet eupper Wiwaw w
midnight Tueeday uriw'txruJk
LIVERPOOL, LONDON. PARIS, BERLIN. VIENNA
VI % tgg -f.KNSTOWN AN? KI*H GUARD
Mauretspia and Lusitanla do not stop at Queenstown eaatboun?
CRUISES to EGYPT
or OEKOA, "??APX.1I?. MHIBTS. ?OTO, AX.??wAW???IA
Write for Itinerary. Sailing hour noon.
.LACONIA. Feb. 3 ?CARMAN1A ???-J
BARON?A Feb. 20 IVERNIA . . Mar. 28
a n.^,, Vr!:.r h-O,,,,* rrleatean, M. -umlt. A.glera^n^e^ndr,^
firs Peo! W. 14th ft.. North River.
Sixtci'ti days ut" blue sea???in
?lay** ashore at Jamaica. Santa
Marta Mid the Panama ("anal?
twent) -two ptritcl days! That is
ihr story of our three week*'
? rui-c in the Tropics. A hi?, new.
perfectly appointe?! steamer is
your ocean home, not only at ?ca.
hut in port as well Y?hi may
leave \rw York any \Ve?lne*iday.
spend the fallowing Monday an?.
Tuesday ashore in Jamaica, an?l
then to Colon tor a two-day visit
to the Canal. At Santa Marta
tlicr.* ,ire three more days ashore.
and on the way bark yon may
-top off at Jamaica if you wish.
The fare for the entire ?ruise is
$135.00, or yon call take our
'I ?li<> crulae to Jamalen, Psnsms
( una I ?nd roots Kir:? ever? *.stiirils,?r
tcorn Nen *?ork. SI40.00.
IS .Initiai, n Only and Back. MS,",?.
United Fruit Company
gTBAMSHIP SBBVICg
II Bailer*. 1*1. Tel |rt**3 Rector HXTW VORK
Or Any tuilliorlred Tourist Agency. 1
North
To London. Paris,
Bremeo.
Fin" ess S.l 111 n ?TS
Tuesda>?. 10 \. M
Prior. Friedrich Wilhelm
February 0.
Kronprinz Wilhelm
February 13.
Fob 24
To
London-ParW
Bremen
T? in -Screw
flailing
Thmttfya, 10 \. M
hemnltt .Ian :i?
CJeurg.? Washington
Puni Friedrich \\ Uhelm.Mar. *J
?llreini-n direct.
To (.Ibrullar. Algiers.
Naples snd (,eno:a.
f*.atlln?*B Snt ?,?, 11 A M
?P. Irene.Fer. 10
Perl in . M.ir :
'Calls at Madeira 0SSt?
bound
?'.?r.iie, lions rrecn Oenoi or Naples for
M?*? m.h .a. Kgypt, in,1*4. thins. Japan,
Australia. l'hlllpplne? by Company's In?.
OOrtsI Mail steamer?.
Special Through Bates.
l,?l.|,.iiilr,ii Ar.,?aid the World Tonra. SOIS.
Baltimore-Bremen ?llrec?, one class di*
< abln steamers.
Cruise to Black *?e*i und Cancasna. (rom
Oenee April 'is te May M?9'ieo up.
?Tulac to Polur Region? froa* Bremen,
.Inly IS 'o \ug?ist III MH up.
oi.l.l.l? II-? & CO.. (?enersl Agents.
5 llroudwna, Neta *a?,rk.
Llovd
COOK'S TOURS
? All expenses Included.
PI OR in A I rom Near Vori? ha- Menmer or
iLlnlUQ Hall. .Ian. :I0. Feb. 1:1. ".'.. Tours
Include St, Augustine, orn-iond, Palm h? n
.Ocklawsha I:??*?? r. all the Chief Ke?,rrt? Finest
I ti?.?.*?- Umtted Membership too as
T?l?-e a w*. k h*. Magnificent
?- S *.\B(AMAN " and BKR
Knund trip, r?ie.,is snd i" mi
BERMUD1
UKUIdtu l'anamn ?'an
tulles SS.*i U|>. With
mil g I'.'.I all-. I,i- Modi*
Choice n.-ciammod.itlon
terranesn su-!.", us
'.i. .-?i ?il in '
Tour? and Tickets to Alt Winter Resort?-.
taut tor t'rogram itesireit,
THOS. COOK & SON
?_??-, Broadway, c?ts Flftfe \\enue,
-.,Y, I-id h *aV< SMS Broadway. New York.
Cook's Tr*\rller?' < lieoue* Are (?oml All
(??er the World.
BERMUDA
K'lund trip, ;n< lud.
Berth A Meals
$15 up
\\?,ul -' <? h Hie*? Irv Irnvelling OB
iniK MAt.MI'UI.M. FAST. TWIN-!-UBr.W
Transatlantic Linar "OCEANA"
14.000 Ton?: HI Feet Long.
l..i?sest. Fastest and Finest Steamer to I.ermuda.
p*lre( ?TOSS Poasengera EsclUSiveijr' Beat Service, i
\? ?aille or Freight (tarried on this Steamer.
"OrSSSSV* paSSSSS? r* ..titiilii berat choice or
i hotel .?-lOiiiiiioilwllmi?. Resutltul Booklet or I
I it. m......a Mi ?mi. I.lnc. Z90 B'w.iy. New York. I
American Line "?ft.?."
Plymouth?Charbourq?Southampton
Philadelphia Tsa TNIOtaiSll ..Feb. 10. n??a
New York.Feh. 3|Kt. Loula.Feb. It
tWhtt? Star Lina at earner. Piar ?.
Red Star Line "VSS*
London?Paris via -lover?Antwerp
Kroonland.... Jan. SllVaderland.Feb. '4
I'lnland . Feh Tl/.eeland.Pah, 21
White Star Line KV
Plymouth?Cherbourg?Southampton
The Largas: and (If VUDiP s*"?
OLYMPIC
Finis! Staanr UL Mil lib Feb. 21
in thB Worll 45.324 Tons ?**
?I'hilMdel ?..Ian 27. ? .V>*Jn i Oceanl? .Feb. I*
?N'-n Torlc.F h ... b ?i um ?5t t/nili . .Feb. ir
?Anrierican LlnK atesmc-r, Pier tti.
New York?Quaanatown?Liverpool
reiti?. .gag, l. noon ?Celtic .Feb. 2a
F?ltle....Feb. 15, noon | Pa i tie.Mar i?
NfiUoT * RIVIERA-ITAIY-Eem
Tbe Azore*. Madeira. Gibraltar, Algiers, VUls
frar? lie. (,en?a. Naples. Alexandria.
CANOPI?".Feb. 3. 10 ? m.. March t*f
ADRIATIC.FEB. 21
CfcDRIC.MAR. 6
1 Paeaenger OfTe?. !? B'wsy (Tel. S100 Rsetor"?
ami Pier (0. V K^ (We.t is-d ?lt.. V. V.).
? CLARK'S" CRUiSE of lira' ~"ARABIC*
T16/00 tore, fin*, lerge. taaasasBy ateedy ***
O THE ORIENl
February * to April 19. IS?
?Seventy on? day*, resting only $400.00 and up?
Including eiar? exeumiotis. SPECIAL FEAT??
t'HKS: M.vlelra Cadi*-., Seville, Alg.sra, Malta.
Athena, Conituntlnop'?**. IS day* In F.gypt au4
tbe Holy Ijuid. Home, the Rivlen. ate.
F. C. i I \l'K Time? Hid?.. New York.
HAMBURG-AMERICAN
! LONDON?PARIS?HAMBURG
?PRF.TORIX .Ian. 2*. It tant?
rnr.y.. lim oi.n.Feb. s, to a. v.
?GRAF IVAinKHSEF,.Feb. 10. 2 PM.
PHKS. I,RAM* .Feh ft. il a M,
?Hmnl.ur?*; ?llreet. Seeond eahln saty,
Gibraltar, Algiers, Naples, Genoa
8. S. CINCINNATI ?tKlent Cruise.
Jin 30. ti A. M.
S. a. K\I>ERIN AI'O. VIC. (Italy and
l".?VPt ' .Feb. 14. 10 A. \l.
I S. ?, II \Mltt K4..Feb 20. \g ,\ xt.
Tourist Dap?, fer Tripa Every?hers.
IIWIBI Kl.-YMF.HH AN MXK, 45 B'wsjjjSLT.
Paris? London?Rotterdam
T-*1nf?crew Hairgg Tuee .. \ ??
? N?aordam.Jan. to
?Ryndnm.Feb. S
?Potada)?).Ve\i. IS
tNs-ar Atnaterdam.Feb it
?VIA BOtTI.Oi?NK a M.
tPI.VM'Jt TH & HOULOGNE
Pillee. 39 Bway,Ji^ T.
Den ''n" i mc piFr>- ??? wall stT
nCU U Link Porrj. H*KLTN. at noon.
For BAN JUAN. P. R, LA Ul'AYRA, PTO CA
BtLlo. CURACAO * MARA? Aino via Curacao.
u-ARAi-Ai?. . Jan. 31 PHU*A*DELPHIA..Feb II
For MA?A'it'F.Z. P. R. I.A O CAT* A. CLH ?. ?
CAO ?V MATtA'AlBO.
MARA'"AtBO... .Feb. 7 /ILIA .Feh Cl
Superior Aceommo-latliin? for Paaaenger-?
BLISS. DA I.LETT A CO..
?3ENKRAL MANAGERS ?2 WALL *T.
HOLLAND
AMERICA
UNE
Southern Pacific Co.
Mr* or 1158 or I Broad-vay, New Vork.
FALL RIVER LINE
(?Splendid Stramera - Splendid aerrlrei
By Fall River Line
steamer?
A comfortable way to
travel to Boston.
lea-re New Vork. Pier 10. V R.. ft nf
Warren **?!.. ? P. M. Arriva Boston
7 A. M. or S A. M.
Fare to Boston . $3
City Ticket Office?17? B'way?-Phone 5121 Cort.
????iMoSTOt
LlWfcSfll^ JATP-L
frovldtnca Ulrect. H.60 | Worceittr. -4*2.40
I'ailj. Including Sunday, 530 P. ML
From Pier 1?. E. R.
New Management Improved Serrlrr
City Ticket Office. 290 Broadway. N. T.
DESKS ANO OFFICE FURNITURE.
Zl DfcSKS
Office Furniture
in great variety o(
Style mid Brice.
T. G. SELLEW
III FILTON ST.
LOST BANKBOOKS.
BANK ROOK No UMTS "' the I'mon I?lme
Barings Hank I** iiil??iliig. Any perwn liuvtng
? . I.um !?? It Is her??". .,?;l,-d np?O U. pfsoonl the
H4iiie witi,in ten days or submit to having said
l.aasbonk cancelled, tu 1 h new ?ine Issued
BANKBOOK Nir. 4SX?S1 of the L'ait*? i" ie
s?? m i ?s Bank i*? raiasinc. An?, person having
,1 ,'lsiin to it is hereby ?'ailed upon to pre?e.r.t
the 'am* within ten days, or -ubmli to having
said pa ??book ?oncelled. hi.?1 h tic*, nn.? Issued.
i.?isr Bankbook ?o '.?.'.7 .'?4 ?>f ih? Bower)
?SavinK*1 H.uik. IM Bower*/. No?s York. The
Andel is requested lo retara il t.. ?be hank. If
no' reOtOrOO before the JfSri ?In?. 01 February
application will be made to ?lie bank tor a new
book
Lost -Bankbook So, 45t,MI of l>r?. Do k
S,i?.lng*i Insiiiiitl.in. Ain person hsvittg
?i.ilins upi-.ii s? id book Is called upon la pr*?
sein the sasM lo the bank within thlnv days
r>: the eal.l t*?X)k will be declared ranceited
and tgtingulstird ? ?<l a new one Igssed n
lien tbereor
fjOtti OR sTiu.KN bs-riibook No. I6MS4 ? *
llie lie:nun Savings Rank In the ?*lty ,.f
New TOrtt, oorner l?h av.* and 14th st.. issu. .1
te Friedrich l?al r All persons are osuDooed
?Siilnat nesnltatlua the same, ir no? r,?mrn?d
?o the brink on Hie lt,t|- diay or February, 191*1
1 diipll? ate i.iii 1." laeuod.
..OST OR sTnl.l-.N Pankbook Ko. itt.AST of
the ieriiinii Su, in,? Hunk In the City of
\.*w York, corner lit. ;??.?? and nth ?t., i?su d
to Mrs Km?' Kri'l?.-r. All person? sre cau?
tioned igHinst negotiating (he sanie, ir m.t
returned 1? ihe bank on the 'Mb day of Feb?
ruary, ISIS, i? dupli.st - will be tseued
BANKBOOK No. ."MS.fl.VI "ot the l.nlonl/im?
Savings i'.iink Is m'.ssing An? poison h,\
ing a claim to 11 is hereby called upon to pre
s. m til.* irmii' ?II.?in ten day? or submit l.?
bavins ?aid passbook cancelled ?md a ne y
? r s..ne I._
1.<??*T Bankbook No. 7!iH.*.4.V Bank ror Su"
Ingo, -'so m, ovi . New York Payment
Stoppnd. i'Iedse return 1,00k to hunk.
1,OUT. ? Bankbook No. ti;?7.Ti'.r. Bunk tor S10
I nu?. 2S0 4ih sv >.. New York. Payment
slopii.-d. 'I. us.? retu.n lunik to bank.
CARPET CLEANING.
CAREFUL CARPKT CLEANINO CO. ?Clesoo'
by compressed air, stesra. hand or on door
irr.H Rrosdway. 421 Ksst 48tu St. ?OB S
BRANDT Tel. nj-SSth
NEW TORK CARPET CLEANINO WORKS
Oldest, Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RL'OR WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Price? Reasonable Hind ror circular.
Tel, ton -tfiW Brrsat ?ST-U? Weet tith St.
FOR SALE.
FOR BALE ALL KINPK ?SOOND BAND ?
hnlldtns door*. pl?in and lesded glss? M,k
cabinet mantels, el--.: ehe-e Finn Bros s? i
Franklin .irset. ' *
STORAGE NOTICES.
I.I ARD?AN STORAGE ANO TRANSFBu'
COMPANY,
.101 -303 H Ml liftlli NI.. N. V.
\ e. fork, .Ian. JUili. 101*"*
NOTICE is !iKin:i;v <;ivi-:n ?<> ? .?*.?? it *ng
>-ver\ individual hereinafter inentt"n?-1 that o.?
M?'M)AV. THE ItlTH DAT OF KKBRCARY,
IBIS.
ihe following Roo.la will l?<- ?old at PUBLl?!
AUCTION ?t Hi- srsrerooma ?>f the <jl;ARD
IAN BTORAOE AND TRANSFER COMPANY.
No.? .??I an?l MS Went l'-i.?ih xi . id the Bor?
ough of Manhattan, ?*>iv and bounty of N?"*
??'?.Ik. ut l<j:iu a. ni. to recover ihe amount
du?, upon aaid ?oo.l? tor ?torage chargea upon
the ->an)?*. psrstaant to 1st?, and auch asle ?ill
I., continued on BACH (U'CCKS*ITH MON?
DAY until ?Il eald ?oode ?hall be eold
i \v. Aim?. Drcaaer, .??wing Machine, etc,
1ST.or?
Mri t <; Paath. Caraata. Hoou ?".?ae Rat.
tele. Trunk?, et.-.. $?.):*, UV
F. H. i.'vmpbell. Tiunk?. couch. Perk, etc.,
|M i*P
R. Dafre, Hete. ? hiffonler. Dresser?. Plano,
etc.. $71 IS
Mia? I.. ?:arv?v. Tabl??. B?-.le. Iliiii. ttc,
fan ?...
I.. D. Mowrv. Trunk?. SI ".40
II i'. McOuIr?-. Bedr. Pwaaara. .?ldeho?r-*l.
etc.. $:,.-..!??
M Rano, Mirror, $1J ?V>
\\ m Boper, Trunk n-.k. Kuga. ?tc, 921 no
til ARD?AN STORAGE AND TRANSFER
COMPANY, _____
w vHw ick - Thomson " roo pa o" wA'eeo
Wem r.4tl. Wrest, Borough of Manhattan. ct*\
?n.l Stat. of Ne? Y rk T?> Hocbford ?;ablo?t
l'o.. Multlphot)?' ? *o. an.l Eugen? Uinler Syke?:
You are hereh?. notifie?! thai the ?iQr*g" a ? I
athsr aS-arssa u-noi dus >n.-i nie iim? for pa
ment of llil? ?-.?iniioi?'?? lien therefot upon th?
proper! \ hereli.after defc-rlbed hiving enplrsd.
an?l due tviil.-.' thereof hav)ng baen given lo
von, thla eompeny s IM ?auae to be bo|i*| at puh
lle auction, on Feb. 9th. 101-J. commencing at 11
s'cloeh a m.. *'? 40* VI. A\e. in ihe Boroug?
? >f ManhH'tin. rtlj a))?l State cf Ne?r York, th?
foil..wins ?'.eni-rlhe,! good, betongln? to vo?j ,<r
held on jour account: Thlrt\ four .'rat-?? or cabi?
net*. WARWVK THOMSON CO .
Rv B. T THOMSON, Tre*i??rer
BEN.I. N. ? A HD? i/o. Aixlloner
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SUBSCRIPTIONS for
THE TRIBUNE will be re
ceived at the following
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fine Rates: 1364 Broadway,
157 East 125th St, 263
West 125th St., 104 East
14th St, 264 8th Ave. and
1035 3d Ave.

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