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MORROW IS HOT ON
LEVINSKYS TRAIL
Syracuse Boxer Con ti den I
of Victory if He Can
Arrange a Bout.
ijOIN? TO SHOW ?EM
IN AUSTRALIA, TOO
Baker Oft lo Interest English
Promoters in International
Federation.
HOWe w, tha
Ky^-r . ? ? who win leave shortly
for An*-?' ?!t"- '
rived in this I ay. He Is on the
? for a few ? 10 k?-?;
at his
.loua t'
??
i ? ? ter of hi
i I
strate
?There Is one fellow T van ?sl'r
-jorrow. "He has gone aloi
tat of 1
on the
? i
Is In reality only a
card mai
Ugh man he me?
? ? . D around hla ? a
he is clan
a aft- r
? trahir aril
Reginald ' l"8i owy' i ' i aft these
shores '
?? .. ? ...
and, as i
bring about, ?
the In!' mat
I his appreciation
of the co.ir'
whi?o m thla ????.'?
'
' ?
?448 1 tl ? Tie
people BBOl ' ? r of tl'?-!r way to
: I ?-hall re?
?
in May. I
with a? of t
?aaaa of I
Toronti.'. I ' this tit-* *vi!l
be seen fa
ment at the New I --night
The bantam
lightweight <
and SMiie B*aB**"**g work is ?
..?niond and I a Shank y. who
Bpsta In the championshl] ? ?
BBBnth, will ?-???.
II Kothe and
BSBt this ?_t*> la t
slon, ?-.'bile Eddie .'- will perf'-rm In
the lightweight c!a.?-f
Willis Ritchie, th? sht champion
et the world, and Ad Wolt
bolder of the title, will moot in a ten
round battle at Milwaukee ??
Word was rocolvet" from Chicago
?
?-?'? only one pound above
the we:-?' t )?? w. | bava to ma
o'cl?k this aftei He declared that
lie was ready for t I battle of his
??areer ted to win hand'ly.
"Voigast w? sfl&erday.
The Bbsmpioa U favorite In the ?
bettlrig at odds of IS to 6.
George Rodel will mane i I
BMra attempts to last ten rounds with an
face Jack l?< man at
the Poatman v C. to-adgbt H?
that he will ?all
Fred Klebler pv! the "Zulu KM** will
??roaa gloves for ten roumls at lh<
""arVc ?
DE ORO DRAWING
AWAY FROM EAMES
Increases Lead in Billiard Tour
ney by Winning the
Second Block.
'.' <? fjrp, tl ?
?
r?U -i 4\cirld s bllliar?
. ' ? |
: ? ssoond biork of point)
? ?
of 60 to SS?
-*. -vos more Intereetiog an?
?ek. De ?Ore
? ?
.1??-. I!
la.
r . - ?
.
iwa:
' ?". *. ".
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...
PARTING
: SHOTS :
One i ? rlter can t ?vet
over the "Impudence" of John McGraa
who Intimated In ??n offhand :-"tt of waj
oi King ? "
? ail tii?lr ?pep. In thl
tren \ ? all ?Qeorgi
four \ii,' ricana a ho
an; pai 11? ilar attention to polo
nglandt where the)
I ave the | for y? and
? her ni? :i nine over
who .? op the Phllad? Iphia
Mi ? ',\;iv, m r probably be mors
t0 ? for Ills "iml'il
\rier the retamal Mssrrh la ibe Matarj ??f
il?? \ti.mi.i ???'.nil?! bureau, with aasa ea
i?;i.i"ii W i?'?i I BoMaaoa and lb?- Miprrli,,?
.?r. .h laai Brittas the breaba with ibr rasa. .
i in? devastated rendition ??f the PbtllJas I
ii.iv.?. i'i(??i.i?n in a position te hi 441-11 n|i ?
in Ibe limit, an.I u ?? heps tin-.? ??ill i ?une ;
barb In i inditiun to (?ike advantaac el a '
flovrlna altuatless.
life of t> ? Giant a It not all sunshine !
and i ?ain well ?ie:.;, i rumor
1 - It that .i <i< all ' air to w Ing
lei to '?? w fork
hla ultimatum.
The ! ? s on a I.
era are not I
worrying half so much as tn? othei man?
?
t the i if m la in the
I ? " !.. -I - "
many
tlia' it. la ? ? ' k'M'W :>!, ??raw I
?nan to have the time lovk S'-t.
Ihr- nanii? of Mehile ?.rub v?b'> tv nil 1?>
? iiir.i'nili SB liar? pu? mint for Nrtlnir
I i-,.nun- Ii?.! ?.ii nuil, i. 4?otil?l l?Hik prellj
-??'.? on Ih?* >cw \"il, pi?, roll .* ? ? *? t I1UV4.
The t in-? having a hard
v ?ivv in r. 1 ?
not 1 . t In the a
? time to plastea
'?an.
"ii?e svaa_ag*a saatesrts?sssnesil um opened
bj llialnur 1 nmliii. ??r BwedeSS, anil llaiiH
I i l>l?r. ?>f '.?rimiii? ." aatd a ivriter In dr
?i liliini; the rei-rnl 4?r?-.|1lnic rurniv-ll. It
. little to etitertala b*sbm people. Fven
Allie I.:,t li.ini bad bi? follOWiag.
? !???. -, nded
on J1 ?? met them
With ?he U
.no up for
?pend the
? ? i
?
I ? over n?i oi'r"' ?
who ???
While it will Make little ilifferrnee one
?.,?4 or .i:,..|li.-? ? ?ill lb?? '.!?-,??un mt nation.
I ib? re i?. no dotsbl t'i.ii Imm?diate rellet will
in- i? tt in aaassj ?ini?-. tthaa the Waagaat
Hit? In?? mattes '?4 settled. 'Iher? ha? be,?n
... um ? i, i snake bs-rering nver thla affair thnt
munv will be clml ii? -?'? n litll?- ?in?.
Now | hat I ?1 **?? ?-I-II.-4 Imi d-elded to wor",
miller ( I urn >- uii-iin he will re?nine hi* ri?
rent1.? dltrarded reputation a?? ?>ne at the
I ,-I catcher? in ?be SJSSSSte rvrept for f? litllr
j thiikacaa up abera. V ?t bstd ? close ?all.
i II?. (MM BMMSri) eSSBl "nI<? unter ?l.irknc? anil
'pill In -i |in?iliiiii 44b. re linn .lohn?on rmihl
never apeak 1" htm >ii;.i? 11
W H. W.
OLD SILKS BACK ON TRACK
?
1 La Montagnes to Ride at the
Hunt Club Meetings.
"T* s Bina in New York this
I 1 return that In the
familiar one on
? 1 .
It .- ' ;.;/ Btable, and It
deai ? r?lants of
Who tinny vr-ars ago made
h popular, in :. the u-ta.1 >;<? waa
La Montagn?, Read u
Montagne and Pierre La Montagne.
T'n Stable that will '?
- on the turf ? ir v\ ill be C'ti
?'? l.a Montagne, jr, and
. un La atoa
?
"f tin- famous old
apon ? mger gen
n ? ? La havs brought
back ? fas, black, with red sleeves
and to the
0 ta aa ka ; aaant memo
. ai 1 bai. Monta ? 'risto, Jbn
Murphy *",1 ?ilenbar were Mars of the
at 1
In those ?lavs of tho sport Henry J.
Morris, now prominent in the governing
I was one of t be
rnie:3 In the rotin
try, and lie piloted th?? horses of the
. sei ? ' ' ' ?Stable In most of their
races.
Entries for the Pipln** Rock fitibscrlp
? -. ? ? band ??? I elose on Saturday,
?1 has reported that
? fries of r.i- 1 1 !-,
? ? -i.
Miss Ravcnscroft Wins on Links
r. n '? ktmi eh U Irving ?.
?.hill club, and Miaa
? 1 "It. 1,ati.mal vvoin.iii
Donald .1 Ro
R ii Barlow, for?
mer ??? In ,? goli
ere t
?t system? one
?, . t ,., 1 and one for the
IS 3 to ?? lii'H
?. Iiav 11?
-- ? _.
New York A. C. Nimrods
Win in Travel Show Shoot
?Mephenaon High Gun in the
Team Match on the Roof
of the Grand Cen?
tral Palace.
?Ml .??.'...' I
?
-" entrai l
- AtMetie ?Club ares
i U ft
?
?""??i*- of the m
?**?i v. a
: ie, ? If'
tea, of i . -..-,. mi..
'?"??''?,' '?4 ?),.,. 1, ?,f ? ?
Jteat , red 42, ee did I tb, of
M ;?
? A ? 1 ? a-.) .V .
*ht ttmd .,,, ,._. ygf. j i., ,? r, ?,
-*f. ?shot off the tli ??' It "tdrds ' Rl'-'h
*r4'-' reeking 1 '? te ?llhworth ?
? tied for tba A
"??beet a-"?-?., tble Mme Witt I '
*' ?viii, else soasad ?? ???
.i u llswklne ? ned bis puce mi
Is bj : coring 4;'
The fly end I ng eompetltloni
pom u uni ill" morrow, si
reather the tanl
?? n.
? - ? ?.?id eon
. ? t, i t ? ; i ?
? dweitere a Is ?
? u t he
bird ? e i
...u wiiii msny new
?
I ' 1 el ?unirle.
? ' ? |||| i I?
?, ..,.,., ,) .
i ? ? | -,?.: to
be un red ? ? ,
to 92
i ? termed "spini
Imported rods
,i ,| reels ' om t ?... t lend
srent from those msde
i ? ? ? ..?i of ? mull Iple i
. Is ... i Ion ?"?i The
. lona * ?" ' -
? ?? , ? i ? ?i 111. | ,???., i i ?
. s moved at will
oi, the ? the mi.? i "?
?ntrol wltn
? the let i ?u ? in-M Inind. ?- -I I
EFFICIENCY KITCHEN FOR TI ?F FIRST NATIONAL EFFICIENCY EXPOSITION.
HOUSEKEEPERS TO LEARN TO
SAVE 1.000 STEPS A DAY
Kitchen Exhibit Will Prove That Grandmother Wasted
Valuable Time in Finishing Routine Work
?Remedy Is Shown.
Hos to ?.uve ,i thousand fteps n day Is
the lesson of the Rffllctency Kitchen,
which le to open ut th? Qrand <'entrai
I'alace, April 1 to 11.
The iiild-Vict'.riari kitchen, ?a It h Its table?
SCrOSS the room from the Move and the
pancski turner hsnging over the sink, le
doomed, Modern ?women, rising phaine
fsced from e perusal of the bool? m ?ici
entiflo management which are the lew
?m.i ?gospel of her busbsnd'e world, l?*?*
ed her mind ?yes. Bhe has one) to the
probli m of stsndsrdislng womsn'e work.
? -?i much that she sranta to spend
lea time In dteh?wsshing un?i more in run
' : -,' for .'ililerman, but that BhS feels It
Is ?i moral disgrace to eraste her en rgl
She ?gives herself a blach mark every time
ehe taki i si unnacaasary ?step t moves
the seme ?dish twi?-? when onoe would ?do
The high prteeteee ??f the got p
home efficiency, Mr:?, t'hristine Fraderlck,
II ranged an object lesao:, for the WOflt
en of New- "i ork as part of the liflh'ien.y
Exposition and ?Conference, which le t?i
le held under the auspices of the ! .th
clone) ?Boctel This kitohen srili ilhistrste
the, most important principle of dornest!.I
eluden? nsaely, the arrangement of
stove. tsble, ?"Ink hii'I closet, In the or.let
iti Which they ire seed In ordinary- boues?
bold wi
The diagram ehowa the icebox in the
extrei e-left, with the kitchen eabtnst ?'?
(electric] ?stove ?end the eenring t.'bie on
Me Of the room, with r w '
the table. The door tending int.? the
dining ?room ? Just b.-si?!o the table, no
that popovere and soup can be rushed to
the table without losing half their heat
on the wey.
On the right of the door la the other
h.ilf of the kitchen world, the half de?
vorad, Mrs. Frederick explained, to the
'*eroossssa of -rdeerlng away'" es ofipossd
to ttie other Fide, which Is sacred to th??
' ??r. ?:*bs Of preparation." Tlie fonda
mental principle of kitchen arrangement
1?? t?> keep these two proeefses e? parat,?
FEMINIST DOOMS
"HOME COOKING"
Mrs. Oilman Says "Liberate
Wives and Profession?
alize Housework."
Mrs. ( 1 arlotto Perkins Cilnian ?gave tho
fourth o:' her ?-?-ries of lecturea i>n "Thi
*Lar?<er Feminism" at the Hotel Ar-tor
y< terday to an audit-nee composed of
women sad G??orge Middleton.
BhS ?said after fie le,ture that ?.he
?sriabed mor?' mee would ootns. but pst
haps It la an ??ell for ths peace of mind of
'he hi x that thev don't, for the? way ah*
shook up masculine prerogatives ?arSS <*al
filleted to make an." m?n except a nea
?Jtmed feminist like Mr. Mld?lleton very
unhappy.
Mr?, (?liman said In her lecture? that It
?I dn't matter whethir or not they wer?
Unhappy?She ?va.-4 aorry for the men, of
Course But they had pot to take what
??us COSning to Hum In th? march ?.if hu?
ll.an development, and when they ?-?-t
Uasd to It tiny would see h-.vv mu? h be!
ter it was f'<r the race, end therefore for
them.
?'Men Cling vvlth abnolute deVOtteS to
the racial idl ? < Of SSV h one hei Ing bis pri?
vate fe.nalo cool?.,'' eii? said, "snd they'll
hat?- 1. give her up, but that do<-Mft mat
t? r. The v?.,r!d Is going to Ken what ?"
econondo waste t?. te is in keeping ?
half of UM race tust waitm.*< on th. I
i,..if The ?Aorld Is going to e?-e thet the
ht me-, ae now orgsnlssd, is ?? crippled,
abortive ?primlUve method of doing the
?vorl..
"I ?Aunt it distinctly underhtoM thsl I
? m monogsmous merrlea^a, in tho
rearing of a family, in tin. ?separate ?pel
vat? home for ?a-h Heiarato fannl' ???
bom-. if ?possible, with gisse and tries
around It for the children, but n horn?
from Which tl... wile ,-;,ii ?,'?> out with the
and t<? taKo b?r ftbar.) In the world
opment a hon,?, in ?which not a
htroh. of housework shell be ?ion?- ?-xcept
by prof? ssionals, hired to com.? in by Um
1 our or ?l<?.
\n ??agitated woman wanted to know
what would ?beoOOBS of IBS hOBM with th?
o il of It
??Tin- borne doesn't full to the ?ground
?Ai.in ti??- man gase out to work. ? ?-aid
- Ulmes "tl by ?should it srh< n tht
\?.. roan k"?-. oott it wiooldn't i> a
during th.- hours when ?father and mother
arare ? ?ay at their work and children ??
i, i qoI, bul i? vw,,iid be a bom.- v. hen they
got tn. re th< lr dear, loved plat i of n I
With the aid of ? bist Aboard Mrs CHI?
ri.au d? mon.?Hal? ?1 the STOOUnl "f Bt I
, ni wssb invoivid m having e ? ?aerate
kit., hen plant for 4 ach Eamtlj
Mi Marfil, ?u? i liait-1 snd Mrs Hors
Bpit g< Iburg were troublt ?i I th
,,? i ,1? i,. r.lese ?boom ??. aa i ?rose te pre
?i um u huffriiK'? epeaker," aaM Ml
Charter, "and in wem eha?rge tht au
(tit net COUS burl at me le, '1 OUT hS ?
home rating ?i? |lcat4ieesn food '
??Tea," eeld lira, dplegelbsrg; "a man
? | ? , .-, UAH! ?u ' ?Ml.* I.? IN I ..l/'l:l.l
?am ??le?. 'I h? ' .-?ruler?
pin? latest parta -i? .is???. ?'? ???">?? n at
ja MM1 '???? * " ? ? ? ? ? 'l. r
? ?i' me sine n?r cicanng as?
?,'-t u - r helves for dishes, then the sink,
with t! a sliding drain board for dishes
v Im li aro Washed h: I left to the helpful
try of the air to dry, then vio sink
Itself, and at the extreme ripht a Karbage
In? in? ratof . kitchen closet for mops
and bi*oo*na is In the right-hand corner.
The ?loor by which the "cecnaa entera is
areen the cloi-et and the i'-? box,
"Let me show yon : ;?n works
Otlt for th<? savin??; <?f step-- ?' said Mr.??.
Vrcieri?'!'., who, i?y t! *? way, baa a nodal
kitchen in her own home and pro I - i
what aha preaches, sot can make
a pla In tea minutes or ?? pan of bh
in ni*f "Suppose I want to make an omo
i? t In tiii ? kit I ?gel mj i ggs from
the Icebox, my utensils from the cabinet
i" tide i' i mix tho omelet on toe i urfaoe
Of the cabinet, Walk one step to the stove
and pop it In. When it i? cooked i place
h ? n tin? serving table, arrange II for the
? .: room an?! run In with It
"Now for the proc? ?jos of eloarlng
Bee tie Hule Wheel tray In front
..' the : rnkv That Is whiahed b I
dining room, r, as ths dishes and Is
1 OUt 1" ti ? B, a Itfa Its .''hut-?
for garbage, Then i wheel left to I
Miik. !? ft Bgaln to the drain, and left
again to tin? cloaat, where the platter la
?put away. I ! ave measured, atnl
Bad that by th ? ? I t.?..e only
one-third a-s many i ? my grand
? r ?i?? ?i to la her kit rh< n.
'"There are Home B] ? ires about
this kitchen i am arranging for ti -
hltiltion Which fchould be in all 1
where they ?an be affonled, such aa the.
garbage Incinerator and the electric clock
attached to the Stove Tin? alarm can '.'"?
bet for 7 o'clock, Bay. At that time, with?
out further Instruction, the heat Is turned
OB an?! the oatmeal and coffee begin to
t" m, in thai by tue time the housekeeper
arrives on th?? scene her breakfast i?
rooked. There Is a thermoetat which rag?
IUlatsa the li?-.,* of the oven, too, so that
when the eaka 11 baked or the roast is
?. re the heat Is tur!"?! off."
Iin.es a. warm meal of food, and deltcates
sea BtuS la cold "
"Woman." Mia. Oilman meat on, "has
b?M?i shut in her antiQuated kitchen cook
Ing the food John thinka he likes, kept
from doing the world's worh and the
race feels the effect of her being ke?>t
th? r<
"PI? lure the state: men of the world put
in kitchens and made to ??? ok and scrub
all day and every ilay. ?mu could t-11
them till you wen ' irse that the work
exalted; but Inevltabl It would have
tt? narrow iiij- , (Ti-.-t '.iijon them.
Pi perly oi ranlsed, 7 per cent of th*
population could do the i ? Which
/?0 per cent la DOW engaged In doing, ami
1 the forOB of the other 43 per <'f'it could he
i sad in Increasing the true wealth of the
world.
"And klf.chenless home'? needn't mean
Cold food f'T .lohn. The inventiveness
which has taken t?ie spinning srheel out
of th?> home and cloth*?! US In food fac?
tory mad?? partnenta should be equal to
Supplying us with wann, ooohed meals."
S
Array and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
Ftet ireas i
U Bahlngton, Mar'-h 1!.
ORDEvRI 1881 ED The following army
.-? I navy orders have been isaued:
.* Il m \
- Lieutenant IN DREW D. <ji\ms.
tStl ti faai . detailed pn teeeoe military
??????________??- (
Gowns,
Hats and
i
Wraps of
the Spring
Season
An authoritative and
comprehensive review
of the style points of
the season, by Lucille
Glanzer.
Striking illustrations
by N. I. P.
The
Sunday
Tribune
_
In
MKS. CHRISTINK VRRDERICK.
?'?i'-nee. Pennsylvania st?.??* ?"oii-ge, Apri'
Lieutenant ?THOSIAI B.
Infantry, to hie company,
y h 19
It t.
Uectenao Commander al 11 C ELUS,
? levelaed; to temporary duty
I it
v irn.ZE. detached re?
ceiving tliil? at Mare Islan?; to ths ?Cleve?
land.
Burs on \. W DUN BAA, detached naval
lahlngton; to flaet eurgeon.
? -ervft fleet
y I Surgeon g T. WOODS, to
??:-. hi, We*hll I
AssUta * Surgeon ??. R f;a KRntr, r-nadiea*
ti r.uval training atatton,
' ?
a.?In JOHN M'f-I/OT, detach-d
thi I lorld ? : to the I-ralrie.
Chi? i it r R I 'iir BCH, de
to? ag ship ?t New rork, to the
ri le
? ? n WTLLIAM nKitittyOTOV,
? yard, Portsmouth? to navy
DANIEL DOWLTNfJ, to navy
.
".-. .1 DR1 ?UMOND, detached the
1er?.
Cl I. f Gunner W. H DAYTON, detached the
1 irl
Gunner VI' :-.l.MOr. detached re
celvloa ship Norfolk; to the Utah.
J Kr.r.R. ,1<;-ached th?
Wiaoo ? ? ,- ?
Chief ? ]\ ****U*LL*CN, to Nevv York
n. * ?- rl! fi.
J. HART! navy
? ? -.; :. ?... the Wisconsin.
i >rk P. T. I.AN.-'D.W.I*. appointment re
map.i.m: CORPS.
Lit tenant * r KAMI, ?lessoned.
am;-. loots, Fort Learenworth| to!
?Penseoole.
.. I an: y aervl-e
-' -?worth; to first advance
ba?e brigade, marine corps.
MOYKMi'NT.-' OF WARSIirPfl. -The,
[following movemente of vessels have
been reported to ?the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Mar-h l-V-The Jupiter, at Mare Island; th*>
? >? er, a?. ?Charleston; th? Gloucester, at New
TeeS ?/art HI and the Perry, at
IAIXJ
?March 1 ? ?Sylph? from Washington f?r
-apolla; the Jupiter, from Tibur?n for
Mara Island the FStapeoo and the sonon-a,
uno for Norfolk; ?the whippie
an! the Stewart, fr?.m tan Diego ?for baa
v.? 11?The OB'-eoIa, ttmm Pan Juan for
I ' B St, r.oiils defaelied
I
- *' n a?.islKned reserve torpedo flotilla.
? ?? m completion of repaire, from
? t? Norfolk; thence, May 1, 10
ton.
The Mi- DotJOUgh eaalgne-i reaerve torpe-lo
Beet; from Newport, May l, to
? -on.
?foa will I rceee.l to rrlatohal, tbOSOl
?
The Arethuaa, from Guartansmo to Psaae?
cola, ?and thence to St. Jos? - ?
?v* w v rrrv SB /*ni?MrnC_
?^TNYCITY ?0 COUN?LC-r;
?50 MADISON AVENUE
???rr, BSSd i .'?-* that nrpuear ?" "h*B
ciur.n apply only i | - outs ??' i?es?*
lea mid nut to any o:'.er orgunlxatlOB umh* th?
.i-l .-] ? in-? r, ''resi'iv-iu
I ark ?.'ity Co?
HEADQUARTERS NOTICES.
?,. : m?.- Bcout Commlssionera hav?v been
Invited to ?line witii u?. Bcout Commie
: ueaday even?
ir g, March ' ' m. ""otlotsrtng the
dinner there aill bs s meeting for the
f g? era! administrative mat?
?
The a I.i for it heed?
quarters was opened on Monday evening
with th? irse of five I? eturos
L'V i ?i- ii, nry 1. ?Sa? -
? Aid Society.
Bit of the five lectures
w ?ii b.? requ ? I r to take thu < a?
? . ... a i mire
a Mo a ii-? have
? . ? ? . ? res si for 1 oui t should
.? ?reek. The
hour ha ? p. m. sharp.
I . ":?:? r bu bai s
F
' : ? m! ' '-<; r N"
iperation of Gei
requiring ex
. district
tii ? , ? r ? until further
thorUed
? i. rfoot
examination. troops.
U iRILLARD SPBNCER,
March 9, 1811 s. out? .ommtsi
Mar v Bcoutmastera an- apparent
looking th? -
from one tro I I be maule
onlythroui
:. t
tain the ?s ritt
?sent ??: . . ,M,j ,,, . .
own appli?
cation Veri t will not bs ac
<?' i't? ,i, and i m for the proposed
transfer must be given in ?
Notices Bei l to I rs for publi?
cation ni this column should not be sent.
t?i The Tribune, as well, it rs
thai a I ?? ., .r notl? es Si OUld I I i.'r'hi<|e,l
m th, i to them
DISTRICT NOTICES.
The K' i- - ? ' ?nitmasters, und'-r
th*? direction i Dep - i 'omnus
? ?
on March L6 t?> the Paltflades. In
t'. Huntera l. land, I? avlng by I
Lee Ferry el ? 0 a m.
The competitive examinations for the
Richmond He P l d In the
? ? outs:
Troop.
William La \ arre . 171
True McLean . M
Lawrence i.aiz . IM
. ;i
Wlllian ?? . oi
. '?'-.
Philip \ . IM
Ronaild ? n . :-t
. IM
ICverett Lins . IM
TROOP NOTICES.
?,f tiie Young Men ? Kebre*
Asso? la1 -?! J. Bla il
t?n wi!i take pari In th? entertainment
or the Young Men's Hebrew Association
i for the ? of the
Jewish festival of Purlin, on Man
Last evening th? troop hi Id a
on the roof
t:ie Boys' i u
Kav.- u I?
at '.'???; p. m B? l glasses wen
out, and ti..i !? ? ? watched the total
i on.
-Troop 121 ??Arthur C EClmteln, scout
recently conducted a troop com?
petition Point i were glvsh for at?
tendance, different phas it work,
articles collected for nature squad, hots-,
1er tourney, ch ? The
winner.?? were:
- White, Jeron a Marks, Vrthur
Schneider
VI t? r Fister, Ahraham H?
RvHnev ?iottlleh. Harold Coleman, Harry
?Schwartx. The winners of tho Wolf Fa
trol were Michael laermaii and Stephen.
Welaaburger. The Hlack Mawk l'a fol
came out first In the Patrol i'omp?-tltlori
and will ?receive a banner. Th? prizes,
which consisted ot Boy s?-out ?equipment
were aw aided at the recent entertain?
ment.
? e
I AM. SUGAR REHNING
i HARD HIT BY TARIFF
1913 Income Account Shows
Loss of $3,416,409 in Com
party's Profits.
1 o report of ti ? A: :;? ?-. ?BugSf Ke
Balag Company for HU showed a loas
in profits of i?.i ?'..i"?. lest ?-eat
beim-* ?.? - trj profit from
operation:?, hou.-v, r, ??.-?<? only Si?^?*?.L*i:>. a
Ue?-reaae of IMM.?3>, TO briag Um
earalnga up to I .tadtoetsi in tie
u....m.- a.- ount there erea a.'..led S12MH
from the opera tlone of ?tonner ??ar.?*. an?i
K1 ill, the belea?ce of prevloue reaeree>
remelnlng after "adjustment **
The ?big restriction In tho company*?
business Lssl IT the report attributes to
tariff dlectiseiow and the ronooquent un
linty regsrClag rates, a-< well a?? too
?i the changes in duties ?sould
tak.- pteci ighl pri?es
to unusually low levels In both raw and
refined sugar.
"Tho ?ear opened with a pibe for
granulate??; gU| ir of ?LI : ? r POttnA"
the I ' Ith a pri ?4
? :- pouari, ?i drop of .<
- ?pound. M hile ras
; [rot t wee a far
great ? In the pi f re!
than la tl * ras ?. a hi h ?cere
?as i of the year b? lew their
'
i reet ei lend ? on Investmente
It .i lugar Rt
I ? ompsny $3.l?J9,l ?, bringing the
total n-?t profit iit? to
of ?- ? M
on the ?' preferred
dueling t' * 'd'*h
.
.i ,'ual
the H5.000.00U
. |m t?o o to; ,|, ;??
tn.n . i ? . omperee ???? 11 u iM
\
? .- eer the ? ompani bad a
aurpl which w*s red I
..m?,
i An Inert see the I ''ban
: crop ?of lili "iI "v. ?? ? ?? ? rop of the
p-revioue year, the rt pori - had
?te In) - ' ? Has
In pi '"it :
throughoul *
CHINESE NINE ARRIVES
Starts Seven Mouths' Tour of
St?atcs at San Francisco,
?sa Front eco. Mana IL Plfteea Ci!? j
?best layers and their ma na ser, |
Uop Btng, arrived here i" i ? ?? It esa
Honolulu on the ?Bret !? n o? ?? ?> ven
months' tour that win ?take the team over
the ? ountry, ? ndlna ?/ It a
I In t 'ubs duriiii* |
i t? ml ?
The team la th?? champion <?f tho mh
? eue?
? ul tour of ? t y? ar. it
? Middle Statt i
% ?,,,rk.
"MINIMUM WAGE for WOMEN
$12.00 per WEEK"
THOSE WHO ire interested in iinprovinr, the conditions under winch a prcat
throng of women work in New York can help that came without either
expense or inconvenience.
"HOLLAND'S," at 30 West 3 4th Street, is a delightful tea room which was
opened for the sole purpose of demonstratins; that i business of that
character can be successfully operated in ?New York and still pay a minimum
wage of $12.Ou per week to the women employed.
YOU CAN ENCOURAGE this commendable work by lunching it
HOLLAND'S, 30 West 34th Street.
UM? .,? 1...I ..?a., U/i1,1,.ri_ i,.?? . ,?,? \?... 4 I ?, ? V'
^______-__k^*^(jSoinc SelectShc-psm^
Along and above the street level in the many large buildings in Fifth Avenue and in the side
Btreets, within a stone's throw from New York's leading thoroughfare, are numerous smart
?hops that cater to the well-informed. Announcements of some of the more important appear
V-.?.lr.4AT Tl.d? l-?_Kil> .-?f Ti?fd?rrincr p__nlarlv/ In iKia ?-"f?n;4 rtmf?nt ?Will nt>. in t->ri?st in?j nriA nrrt?tul-*.!-?
TOILET PREPARATIONS.
I
Mothers
In Ma<*terllnek*f fu-lry piar? "The Blue
! lui." on? "f the : ?' .Hiittful ?cenes
? i two ? hlldfl B of the for
filrv is takln* through
their Mother (who
? ail Motherhood),
trad for lha tirni timu notlee thut abe
the line?! of ears
??red frotn I i r tOOO. It
are lookln?* et h
\?il!i ?;,"r,> ap| !'
? try To apjiear
'?? tbelr ehlldren by i?ri??;i>ln-;
fr? ?a ?iirt you'.iifn:
?ni- ?oft. end vvhlto. Howe.
?? a few raomisBta every
g IB - IT lOOks r ?
- ?oar tmaally'a devotion
if ? |1? caxe of your
: ' . ' . ! OUI ?''
the 1 rliigrn
,- BM how eoon -
?
When ? ?.n K?-t up In th^ ninrnlns;, after
* .? i ?in'!* drj i ???
Vetagea in thon
t ?rltli a dry towel wip? off ?bat tha
Tben dust your
ir i.- rite |iu?d?r, if >
..
Itefuri? a?nns Is b?-?l et night wsustl
In n ir'n ?hit ?
optu the p ? ? ' - -t Ouati
Vrlngrtl; S 8
ff yon wa-1 dishes ? keep a
' TsIbs-sb I sink, a:,d a?
SOOn " ? l Iah 1? drkd ruh ?lo
*rn th? rougi ??? Into ft Jr Lande. If
I of rrcmy ?vat*.r
:
Vou will Sad thai tha Bast appitra
' \ ?-Imri-n el? ITS ?.'.-l whiten? your
thin, sr, i -i ?v??( k? r?-Kuiar us? nakea
s noel
M ?i our liront ?I ?
111 < iillipsihlr Tube?,, '.".r IJu?h.
MEN'S TAILORS.
Sbotland
CfllCOK lltlPORCeR
2/b ?Hfth Avenue, New York,
OppfMlite Holland Houhc.
"fly Dress Salt and Tuxedo Coat
ami White Waistcoat, regularl} sold
by me at f t " ?,
Special Now
$125
Highest Quality, Wond-irftil Value.
MILLINERY.
aaw9 ark fr
mii.i.iM.?-,. tti \srj*r nann PS
BOBek All lile.k Hats a sp?-UI1y.
Smart Matt? at $10.00.
III... Uo* me? lleii?.?le|ll?n
ART DEALERS.
Henry Schultheis Co.
(Batsbl ' ? ?' 'i"'iry.)
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
PAINTINGS.
Etchings, Engravings, .Mezzotints end
ilolor Print*-..
M'.IIMI' IKWIIM,
142 Fulton Street. 55 Veaey Street
JEWELRY NOVELTIES. __
A. F, J?MMES
l M4JI I \M? EX4 It "l\ E
PARISIAN MIVH.II1 1
tn Btmtn Dial Perles Blectra. Near
??t SPI ' - ?ibtatnable.
Exquisia Perfumes
_?143 -MM A? I M Ut I .IM Vf._
GOWNS._
CONSTANT QUELLER
? TAILOR TO OEN1 LEV ? M
Il gfl
6!>0 t III II A\ I... M.? MiKK (1TT.
'MATERNITY DRESS?S
< >>.?!?. ">uil?. ??kirl-. 4<ir?et?. >???;librea.
1'??- ? . .1 outlmea.
Ready * ? ? *?
at ?er? ni,,,I. rule pri?-??.
\ioo\ et ? mall I out of town freo.
I,AM, HKV4.M. -.'.. ?\?"?t .:mIi -t.. ?e?r \orm
MEN*S SHIRTINGS.
EHRET & QUIGLEY
ASTOR COURT
15 W. ISd .S'.. (few York City.
Oppohii?j WeMotf-Aetorta.
Shirtinga for 1914 are NOW ready.
Samples on request. Drop ua postal.
TRUSSES.
THE BUNKER TRUSS
no proseare on
.
TVorka wiii natan ?.?.? mmfort
m p.?
BUNKER TRUSS CO.
ltO \\-?.t 'Util -M., \e\e \oTa.
RATKS FOR APiVKRTISIXa m
THIS DEPARTMENT wilt, nr:
rruNTSiii:!? UPON RSQUB8T.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
"BCookMllw*
to th* World,
Any Boole in the World.
in any Ungt-age, prompt!*)
end safely delivered to any
"point on the Clobe, through
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an'jyj-iifHiVia
Mail, Cable, Telephone, Tel?.
graph, and M- strenger Ser?
vice given in? -icdiate and
intelligent attention.
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N*vr Y*rU
CORSETS.
jIM'llll *?l V\ s
Maternity
t MUM i
r.lTlfor
? ? ? i |
?
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Price ?*?'? ami i pseawale
_t.ll orda ?
Car?ota for ord__fj srses aa
?im- line?
mmiilll Ko. ?".
Berthe May.10 E ?th St .Newlfork
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< oriol? to Or?l?r
from *i:.(H) | ,?.
?rlliC Qua:; ? d.
CIdEANIN? ;*?''?
SOO nth tiTQ.. C?sr. AtO a*. PI a vni Bryant
OPTICIANS.
afjg^ Dr. John J. Hogan
^*mV^ eye EXAMINATIONS
f'ONDUC"i**""D BV A STAKT Or REQI8
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DRESS FORMS.
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Tasar tta-m?. las 1 -r llae from u? id to *?*>?
irlnf II
It le? "T."
ii.?>n| K vni i 0 . lu?.. BSI ?II? Are.
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Kit \ W II?.Ill
Sanitary fjtooda, Daist] U armenia 1 BasjSBBBfl
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