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tfo Real Power Shown
in Princeton Eleven
Occasional Brilliancy
Rather than Consistent
Play Defeats Scrub.
HARD SCRIMMAGING
MARKS YALE PRACTICE
?...?ylvania Loe:, Valuable
tad la Mathews Who Is Badly
hy Fierce Tackle.
,fr ?tlacrapn <" 'lh? TrH>unr I
:'.iau auy com
a *n?,' , eaaMee the
aSSan ' i " '-' ' ' ''onir ?a victor
n ftaiar touchdown? in the practice
5? ?iraee ataPv '''ub to-day.
aCSb practically no difficulty was
Seal in rls'itrnK the ball bc
T?T?k? ?.-rub's iroal four timen, while
gtTrVirul- h<> ?PI>?,???
2Toi ane real power.
Tfca scrub was ?-imply no matcl. for
JTaad di l'?ve *'*"
-ssVssriOi "l ***l"n^
.team of ec
wm cartu ot them, rumbling
n fault, while several
HtTerently.
) car's
jt t'iftcen Bain*
-nape work, and
touchdowns on
'om Boland, the first
Ior thirt\ yards and the second for
StsVfiM '? c> retaraed te halfback
Tied the Ball o?cr foronetouch
???TnsaraUdt and Tibbott alter
? ated' .it quarterback.
Se train in? table opened this even
.?aftaan men being.taken^it.for the
jLtaat They are "Mew Baker, Bal
rftaak, h. Trenkmanii ,J. Trenk
^. Rolacu. Brown, Click, lumber
zT^Law. irles, McLean,
Xeurte and Tibbott.
Bard Scrimmage si; Yale.
[Jtj Telafrapb to The Iribun? ;
.New Havsn. Conn., Sept 30.-Hard
s^namaeini; marked the practice at
V?Je Field to-day, the Varsity line
.?honing much improvement m defen
sM p!av. Charltou, who went in at
re?rd for the first time yesterday, was
iept ia th -?-day, and ;
?Uted a smashing game. He rcpeat
fj!? broke through the opposing line
and opened up wide beles when the
?*st team had the ball.
?er, who replaced Higginbothain
alead, handled forward passes pretti?
ly. On two throws to him, Le Gore
harlm. gained forty
yards. On another forward pass, ut
iiore to Chareh, the 'varsity advanced
twenty-fivt yard;;.
The Varsity had a ten-minute senm
?safs with the second team, and then
the third eleven was went against the
regulars. Neither could gain consis?
tently, and the ball was never within
the Varsity's 25-yard line. Easton
whose work stood out for the scrubs
seored, however, on h drop kick from
he ball just clearing
_
Changes in Harvard Line.
? By r
bridge. Mass., Sept UO. liar
?"oi>tbaII players, dead tired after
riort? of yesterday, went through !
Tigers Now to
Number Players
rrlccctou ft, I . atant, :to.? tt we?
aanoeneed her* ?o oirht that la lb?
football tamrn this fall Ihr IVim eton
plater? tvlll be numlxrrd.
Laoaaj Ufure? will be ?c?e4 on tbe
back? of tbe Joraf??. ThU ?till make
H poe-Uble for tbe ap* l?l?m to Identify
th* pla>ci> aittl add inu< li larterctit to
the s turn-iv
The plan arlt bejln on Nalurdar. In
lh? panic a*u|t-?4 HneknHI.
Th* renouai? anta players new? num
hercl In (lie ci.HD.ln* ganae of tbe ee*>
Maaj ilid lb? evperlim nt will be fried
ageJu ajutuol ?Miljh on Saturday.
Dartmouth, also, has adopted the pi ?a,
and the learen I? working.
j another hard scrimmage to-day. The
I men are being driven much earlier this
tan last, but Bercy Haughton is
, determined to find out the calibre of
m material, so that he may pick
am and then let down to the
UsuhI light daily work.
The 'varsity fought, hard a?jala
! scrub for half an ROOT, the time being
divided between attack and defence.
? The scrub was unable to gain any
| ground to speak of and found it hard
! to hold 'varsity on defence. The rcgu
pped off live touchdowns and a
i held goal.
I of the touchdowns were made on
1 intercepted forward passes, but the
\ others came as the result of hard, plug
i ging football. BrlcUey kicked a field
goal from the "5-yard line.
Haughton changed his rush line
again to-day. Westou, who has played
for two years, but who, after being in
live games last fall, was considered
too slow, was tried at guard. He played
all through the scrimmage in Welling?
ton's place and looked better than last
fall.
Sweeteer and Trnmbull alternated at
right tackle, while Curtis continued at
left end. Weatherhead, who did so well
at end against Bates, worked for a time
in Hardwick's position, while Bigelow,
the third substitute centre last year,
played part of tho scrimmage in
Soucy's place.
Secret Drill for Cornell,
iV,y Telegraph to The Tribu:.
Itbfaca, N. Y., Sept. 150. ?In .ecord
ance ?rita the new plan? of Dr. Sharpo,
the coach, tho Cornell football uqvd
had a secret signal drill in thr
ball cage tins afternoon and wa
sent to the field for serimmag?.
The tcrinimage was a snappy one
although it lasted only a naif uour.
Se /eral forward passes wen trtd, but
only one was successful, ?at of f-huler
-ley, for the scrub. B?e tho
coach, has been grooming a Da * nan
for centre. He is Klein'rt, a ? ?vy
line man, who promises .o fill the po?
sition held by Cool, who has been ab?
sent lor a week.
Penn Loses Valuable End.
( By Talegraph to Th? Tribune J
Philadelphia, i * valuabl-s
end was lost to-day in Pennsylvania
football practice when Matthew
tackled with such tiereeness that he
strained an anhl?. Dr. Ilancoe
team physician, and biwer, the coach,
hud to carry him off the Meld. An ex
animation later disclosed tho fact that
the tendon achillet. was injured.
Matthews will not be able te play In
wie Franklin and Marshall gaine on
Saturday, and possibly not for several
weeks. Brooke la worried over the In?
1 jurv, becauBe Penn is shy ol goer!
'and Matthews gave promise of rie
velopiiig into a star wing man
Busy Afternoon at If. Y I
Now York University's football play?
ers had a busy afternoon on Ohio Field
yestrr.li,>. Ueilly, the coach, j'atfe the
afternoon over to drilling hin men in
several new plays mid to ?lie perfection
of the forward paas. in which flag? u
bloom, the bip, rangy end, did aeBM
clever catching.
Thomson, labt year'.-? left halfback.
reported for practice. This, combined
with the km Ht Bell, a former
Pawling School back, had donned his
tog\ ?used much rcioicirg. t arloug'i,
who had been on tho sick list, vas
again on tlio field.
Shift? in Line-up at Fordham.
1 he Maroon eleven had another hard
scrimmage yesterday in preparation for
the gamo with Gallan- rdhatit
: on Saturday.
Several changes wero mado in the
team yesterday. Butler, the big back
tield man, played fullback in place of
Yule; Healy replaced Robins at end,
Mea was put at centre in place
of Captain Bud Wyniard, who am
gaged in another part of the held aer*
fecting his tricking fr?ta placemn.t.
NEUR?T?S~N01lAR
TO FOOTBALL COACH
igo, Sept. HO. l'nable to walk
because of an attack of nearitl .
Stagg, director of athletics of the I'ni
a of Chicago, prepared to-day t..
? h arge of the- football
squad and direct the practice while
perched on the scat of a motorcycle.
rha veteran coach, who has been
confined to his homo for ten day.--.
made his first appearance this year at
the football field yesterday, following
his chargea around the Held on a
motorcycle. This season is the first in
twenty-two years that Star g has failed
to be on the tield at the beginning of
the practice work.
Stagg asserted that his condition was
showing improvement and that he
hoped to be "on bis feet" within three
or four days.
.? ?? ? ....
MUCH JOY FOR JIM RICE
Big Squad of Freshmen Turns
Out for Pall Practice.
One of the largest sqoadi that baa
ever reported for fall rowing was
turned out by the freshman class at
Columbia yesterday, to ?1 e great de?
light of Jim Rice, the euch.
The Brat squad of the aftr-n.i on
showed a total of thirty-live can !
and the two succeeding squads had
fully a. many,' t.o that in all ?
one hunflrcd members of the entering
class registered for the crew and spent
half an hour on the machine: in the
first practice.
One of the mo?< eonrpicuous eandl* j
dates was F. L. O'Loughl.n, a brot r
'aid O'Loughlin, who captair. d
the Columbia 'varsity aifht in "?">
and 1?06.
James B. O'N'eale, pitcher for the teat
three years, was elected captain of the
Columbia baseball team for 1015 yes?
terday. O'N'eale was originally a mem?
ber of the class of 1914, but will not
receive his degree until next June. lie
ia one of the best pitchers the Blue
and Whlta has had.
The election was by mail vote, inas-1
much us the election held by the teen
last spring after the close of the tea
ron wan a tie.
BOYS AND CULS!
How would you like to have a "movie''
hour in school?
Would it not be even better than the
much-loved "library hour**?
?| Your teacher knows that you like to have
little fun in school.
?1J That is why she plays games with you, an
lets you draw, and reads you stories.
?J But would you not rather give your play hoi
to some real fun, to some genuine excitement ?
to a motion picture show?
?J That would be the grandest play hour in th
world?
t? And teacher would enjoy it, too.
?| This fine idea has been arranged by The Trib
une. It is going to give you and your school ;
Pathescope entirely free. The Pathescope is ?
perfectly wonderful motion picture machine
which runs every kind of an interesting film. It i:
as good as having your own motion picture the
atre. Turn to Page 2 and read how you can help
bring the Pathescope and free movies to youi
school.
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Y.CITY 0 COUNCIL^?/
50 MADISON AVENUE
Tti? a that ?ppmr In tW
'tie Day Ccotlt? uf
orgnnliatlf'J
IxjrlllmJ t'prin-ei.
! 5-roit Coeiuile?asmr.
'I' NDQUARTERS NOTICE?,
futuro scoutmasters will bo re
? quired to tumish weekly report? of at
i tendance. Postal with printed |.
' report v,il) be obtainabh. at these hcad
Juarters on and after Monday, October
, 1011, and a supply will be rent to
each scoutmaster At the end of each
month tha attendance percentage of
each troop will be computed, and those
troops having tOO per cent will receive
! mention II this lolmnn and a
t the troops getting 80 per cent
or better will bu published; those get?
ting 90 to 100 per cent vv.ll be graded
ICttlOf 80 to ?0 per cent
will be graded '"
- A.-i the necf tibitiei of the situation no
longer inimrr the meeting of iticom
'eamers this srrvicc has bet ?
continue!.
ra will be a scoutmasters' dinner
i at l:8U p. m. on Wednesday, OctoDtr
14. Kindly advi-c the^c headquarters
! if you frill bring any guests.
? o'clock that evening there will bo u
I scoutmaster*' meeting a*, theeo ticad
I quart? ..di-ion av., ta which
ta will he admitted.
, Beeata from Troopn II, 83. 119, 111,
er.ce.rted blind people.
? to I lecture on "The Beauties of La
I peranto and It? Value la Uta Wind" tt
iiiseum of Natural History last
i night.
?Scoutmasters are requested to send
to these headquarters applications for
l merit badges an soon us possible, so
that examination!! may be arranged.
Kast Kronx troops willing to take
part in local display of Scout activi?
ties should communicate with tho fle'd
instructor ut these headquarters.
?ROOI* NOTICES.
Troops 3 end 117 participated in e
successful hike on .Saturday end Sun?
day In Westchestcr County, cooking
and swimming test? being successfully
parsed.
DIRECTUM fP?CES
A MILE IN 1:58
Sets World'* Record by Beating
William in a Match Race
at Columhus.
' omnibus, Ohio, Sept. ?0.?Dircctum
I, the pacer, driven by Ray Snedeker,
i this afternoon ov>r the Columbus track
defeated William for the lirst time in
?this Indiana four-y mold's racing ca
' rcer.
To do so the eheatnnt stallion was I
I I to pace the Brat mile m 1 ??*
land the aeeoad la 2r0<i. The time ef
the first heat is ever made !
in competition, and ? stands ?a '
a v.orld's record, before to-duy each;
had wor a second heat in 2:00.
irmcr record for one hea
made two I " at Detroit
by 1 r. n . Bogash, Jr.
? itionn favored Diree
tun I, but William area favorite at 2
te 1 After the tret heat the odds
ahifted to 2 t> 1 o.i niicctum I. A
scvenUm-mile wind wui blowing when'
the lirst heat started, but its velocity
ui h reduced when the Un?
called. The horses had to i cc against;
;he barksireU-h.
\\. 1 Snow captured both clttis
pact.i with the favorites, Jaystone and
Lelia Patcben. The form r lost the
heal of the 2:U9 event to Tillie '
Tipton, but practically settled the race
by taking the next one ii ' "1 '*. Noth -,
ir.g in ; I 16 held bothered Lelia
en.
?ft
MICHIGAN AT OLD TRICKS
Opens Football Setison by
Drubbing Depauw Eleven.
Ann Arbor, Mich., Sept. 00.?Disre?
garding tradition by opening the hea
?on with a whirlwind exhibition ct
open football, the Universit? of
igaii leven defeated DepaOW here to?
day by a score of T>8 'o 0.
Cardinals Shut Out
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsbargh, Sept. M. -St Louis ?hut
Pittcbur^'li out by a score of 1 to 0 to?
day in tie last game of the season be?
tween these teairii.
Doak ullowed only three hits. Miller
decided the contest in the t.ixth inning
by driving the ball over Kelly's head
to the flag staff for a home run. Al?
though eight hits were made off Cooper
he was effective when men were on
based.
Blow to Columbia
'Cross-Country Team
Columbia's 'cross-country prospects
, suffered a blow ??? 'a hen it was
learned that Frank 8. Wbalon, who ?do
j elected captain of the harriers for this
?easen, would bo una-ble to return to i
the i.- because of financial
Btrine. to the war.
Wiib. ..ne of the best men !
Bernic Wefers had, and he was relying ?
ou him to build up a strong team.
A schedule of dual contest? is being
arranged for the Blue ami White har- j
and will probably include meets ']
with Princeton, Yale and Pennsylvania.
THE WEATHER REPORT*
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty-four Hours.
ORuial Kc< ?nl an.I I ore, j.t? Washing- !
ton. titpi Is.?The Oulf atem Uaj app.?
I ; ilie gale* o:. tl?i middle
I' saased seuenal I
t-veiity-fo IN
In the .^jrii?. South <:aro
I I loriga. 1 !. of ihe eouii- !
| try the w?ath?r renaaiaed grr.eruii> fair. al. i
though "Slit loculra Ins Ii. ".en
I ataataa
Temp?ratures are season
I ta all I I country.
i With the ueOfllOII Of ? tief weather:
I suj local raose alone - sal the.
weather will be fair Thursday and Friday In
'practically all pa.-;j of il '<o lui
temperature change I? Indlcatrd lor
anv region within th<> i.exl lorty-elght hour? '
iy-North At- ?
? laotlc. . . middle Atlan?c ?
I mod?rai l -Ulan- ,
: tic. modi
to fre.
i ?rale pjOtth. HDOtr 'Jte v.iriablL. .
I becoming seil id Itklilgaa. ;
;owrr la
lor.ij.i for (?ue.-lal Lcalltlea.?New
j fD|!:iu'l. Lastern New York, r a.t? rn
' Penum haiiM. Nui Jersey. Delaware
! Maryland, the District ot 4oluinl.lt? Weat
I Virginia. Western New Vurk and Western
Pennsylvania, fair to-day ujid tu-morroir.
LocJ OnVial Record.?Ihe followlug t>fl9
clal record from the U'eather Bureau bIiowl
th.- chants? in the temperature for the last
twenty-four !:oura lu <.?;;;par;.iOU ?Uli the
j coireipcudu.r ' reeri
i t a ni " P m. a? s'3
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4
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.at ?p in.i.
i 5?. uvera?. f? late last year
! C average for turre-po.iulng date lac'. I
three year
Local lore<a*t.?fair to-day and to?
morrow; niederste northwest winds.
Humidity.
I a. it.1 P "'- sail P ni
(laromri. r Kesdiogs.
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COURT CALENDARS
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BRONX COUNTY.
NIPR? ME COURT.
Bneebil Terra?GUT. J.
Ei pan* matter??At 1030 a. ?
1 Motion oale?dar adjourned antlt Oct ?. till
COI? NTT CO CRT.
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MOTIONS.
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No day calendar.
rTltltOGATES COCBT?aCHULfi, 8.
Ne day calendar.
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Ap|>rllale l>rm?nacer?.
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hpcilal Term?Part I?JAYCOX, J.
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Nutale/IIua.
fa'iiion .
0't.eary, Huj 1 oun
Ka\a:i >y/Napler
i "ai ?huu/Keiuiy
nrth/UR
Siack/BQftiiRn
?Ylr/lma-i/BRTraa
12Welk/WWclk
O'N.III/B II P> R
Braudt/rVltnum
lltiioirhar/Garteu
Ilaranilll/L'ndarblll
CrConnjll/?XoniuU
Rr liin.buvciL. 10)
Kltne/Moniauk
? /A?'t:^iliJiC-?
.>:i/COarl?oi?
Re Kelly
tcaliv/UilbowiU
i Holoeher/daneo
M Peteraon/RPctaraen
CntwHtto/Brady
I Re MuCook <L Sxttl)
I Mlller/Oabri?lU Con
j 'llib?r'./Zlinm?r
'??Hand
?-M!.
i Uoodwlti/BwajrTru?t
blKKOUATLf' IOIKI
At 10 ?. n
WILLS
-KLTCHAM. a
Pe:er KnalJ?
Caroline N?e
? l?MTINi
' h'niaii
S v, y h iron
(^tli ' /der
AI frei- irlado
bLy
Mosca I.
Ellen B l
e>iup''
Krui??
Martin
i maker
l/Nltabera
? Oerg
tialey
. ?-?liuTjiI
oach
rail
I i VG/Parlaxhy
?ml lerm?Part II RANSOM. .1
Ei part? tm-tne??? ?efauim. 1? 30 a. ui.
lerm-PaH. I. II. 111. IV. V. VI.
\ f i j \ ni - AOjeare J fir th? tenu.
KLFKnEUi Al POINTElJ.
supreme Court?<;i T. J.
R- Mulltiaii -Mauri'!o I>< hTh??.
? . -
Harr> I
? I AlaENDAR
Will of Rosa Kraft
Ito-ia Kran
IT
?OI NTT (Ol HI.
Part IV?Civil lalendar.
Trial term adjourn,;.! um,!
QUEENS COUNTY.
COCJNT1 < OCBT,
Trial Term?IMMPMttt:Y J
(,'ronin/B H R R
lnd?rverl/Tal?Bd
?ii/B II R It
McG?irl -
KlUfcrald, U II R It
W -tllMU
'i y t S Ry
U II K It
Terry/L IRR
ltematn<l<;r of cajenilur i>abi ?<1 unlit Oct.
a tn.
Klcliarde/W Y A Q Ry
H (i * ? ?y
Hoyt/B 11 R R
co?au/c i ?i B :<y
H R R
trtboid
- KR
,-lirey?
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Shipping Information and
Manne News of the World
Vessels Arriving at ajad Depart?
ing from Port of New York,
Wedneaday, September 30.
MTVTATURK ALMAN1
, tunrlte, 141; suu?et, 6:t3; mcon sets. 3:3;
IfiOOt.'a age, 1..
1U?U WATLll
P.M.
! Bandy Hook . I
jr's Island . *:1U HM
. ?:00 3:10
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-l>.\\.
l'roin.
?Korona.Dil .juebec |
.and.Liverpool. Bcpt 22.Red tt
?vol?,.Genoa, ?ent 17... Italian'
I ?SUmpella..Gibraltar, fc'ept 21.It..l'an;
i.Palermo, Sept 17...Italian
t?eruea. ..Babaa. Sep? 19- .Brazilian
ad.Bermuda, .-?>;.t 31. ?.
?Carillo.Colon. *?pt 34.'
_Rotterdam. Sept 31 .U- \
UanehesU-r, 6epf It w 11
Proleiu..:.' i ?
U Cid.N Orle. So Pao
V RI DAY. OCTOBER 2.
' .Liverpool, Kept. ?4..W Mar
?franc?.Havre, Bept. it.1-Yench
?Noordatn. Kolterda Moll-A j
?Maya- llenada, t-ept :.'.. Trinidad ;
,t. Louis..Savannah, bept. 'J. Savannah
I
.Ja<ki>on - I..Clyta* I
DUU SATURDAY ?B 3.
as.Llverp - Am'can
mta.Ltverpo Canard
? .".Ward
.friitobui. Stpt. ..;..Panama |
Vsaipaaai.Qalvest Hallory
nuili.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
'JO-DAY.
.. *
Eap'nsa . '?? - . 9D? s tu i.
I CO., 1 40 a tu l:.00 in
Ikfria. Mom.- r: 00 m SKjoi
> 1349 p m 3.00 p nt ?
C of C< . fmv..- a 90 p ni '
Arepaho*. j i\iil? ciyd?- loopm,
. - 3<u p m
rrUDAT Oi^TOULR 2
Psrlii.. 00 p m
Vleila: . UM in 3 00 p M
1341 P m
? : 'RUAT. OCTOBSB 3.
. Livcip !, A
. !.00 tn
,13 00 m 3 09 p m
NY ?? PR ? 00 a m 12 00 m
ijao. ? S-00 a in 12-00 r.i
. Quebec 9:00 a in 11 00 a tu
K Co t.'JO ??
Ward TOW a m 1:00 pin
Columbia. Ulasgow. An.-'r - l: to tu
At Tr - 10 00 a tu
->. W'd-12:00 m
.- t I's- 13 00 t.i
i 00 p in
I .?- 100 p nt
00 p tn
- i 00 p m
3:00 p m
I' - 3.00 p m
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
?NY
?41 fm
m PUl.tppluea (via
?.-u.To-Say
Hawaii tila bail Krafl-Uxo!?Mat
. .Ocu 2
Hawaii. Ja. an. Cor?*. China. Phll
! Irplnes (via Lan rrauclacol? Teuyo
.Oct. 7
j - t?-?Ierra .Oct. 3
I Japan. Cores, .. Mu*. Philippines <rta
Is) Btattla tiara_...Oct. I
aRRivtu.
. -ran Baa I a^n.laco July 71.
ru -. U. Hilo 11 Balboa ano
ibei ? and Philadelphia
il with uidae.
Cimaguey iCuban). 'aaatiago September 8,
r-avgot IS and Ouamanamo
. .-4 to the New York ana Cuua Mail 8s Co.
; wlih a .am
! Tauche'. iBr, in<?w. HOW ton?), Shields Bep
: temfc?' IS, ta Grorgt D AU tu ballaal. tar.
6 a m.
? -Li ?;?.
i long Ktiig S, ?lugapore
August 1, Colombo 1?. Sues September 3.
Part t>*id 4 and Boston 3?, to Punch, L'dyo
Uar. 11:11 n in, 39th.
Comal, Oalveatea September "3, to the Mavl
.. cnjerb and tndse. Quar
antint 3 a tn.
El Mundo, CaJvcstoii September 34, to tho
j Southern Paclllc Co, with mdse. Quarantine.
rat a m.
Slddonu (Br), Santos ?-?pteinl^.- ;', Rio do
I Janeiro 0. Bahla 11 and Trinidad 31, to Bunk
a Daniel i, a Ith ma Uhj-, 9 a as. !
i Delaware. Philadelphia, to the Clyde 8s Co, \
with m: -, Quarantine, 1:3 p at,
llamllton. Newport NWs and Norfo'k, to
the Old Dominion 8s Co. with passengers antt
nrdae. Qua. ? m
Handy llo-ik. N J. Bent 30. ?:S0 p ro? Wind
northwest, light breeze; clear; light sea.
SAILED.
Hteamers Camoens 4Hr>. Manchester; An
:' Maracaibo, Mayaguez,
Adrian ...ond. iWrgc
town; t .\rthur. Lalla (Nor?.
fhiladelpin*. LtiteUaa (Br>, Bordeaux.
Alamo, Gal vast on; Prlnrew, Anne. Norfolk
Almirante, Colo:
Inolc. Turk':i Iblaud; S.? York (Diit-h).
uun? Jateado di uiorgie (Nor), King?
ston.
STEAMER? AT FOREIGN TORTS.
ARRIVED.
Boroeaui. Sept ,:4? Flandre .Fr-. Ne? York.
sfanohefUr, S*pt 3*-Van llogendorp (Dam,
York \la Kiiiiio'.-in. etc.
apt ?-??-Galileo (En, New York.
SAI'
Christianas, sept 24? California 'Dan., New
PASS LID.
Sept ???Saxoleln? iBr>. New
Vor,. land.
arlots (Dul, New York for '
Hotlerdam.
Brow Head, b'ept 30?('annlng (Bri N?w Tork
(or Manchester Pascal (Br> New York for
78,325 New Auto Licenses.
Albany, >t-pt. M.??New motor cur
eight months of Uta
present li?cal \ear, ending to-day, ex?
ceeded the total new r.-fe'idtrations for
last year l>y "'J.??)*), according to figure*
made public to-day by Mitchell May,
tary of btatc. Tna new registra
to date aggregate ?&,ii'??.
Bankers Fight War Tax.
Iiidiaiiupulid. Sept. SO.?The Indiana
Banker?' Ansociation, at its annual
convention here Lo-di-y, adopted a res?
olution protesting th>' proposed war
tax of 5? on each <1.0<H) of bank capi?
tal, burplud and undivided pi*otits,.now
pending in Cong; |
SURROGATES' NOTICED.
US' Pt'BtiCANCB ?V AN ORDFT: OK HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler, a hurregats of
the County of Now York, not!>.?? la hereby
given to all persons having claims agaiaat
Jacob Doll, law of tuo Countjr of Now
Tc-rk. deooaasrt. to preaon: tho saino witl?
vouchers thereof to tfc? uubscrluera. at
ttnlr place of transacting business. i:oo.u
-, |3 Nassau Ut.. Borough of Man?
hattan, in the City of Now York, oa or
before February 1st. 151
Datad New York. July tt. 1314.
OTTO DOLL. GEORGE DOLt.
FREDERICK DOLL. *ACOB DOLL. Jr.,
ExatMUora
EUGENE V DALY. Attorney for Cxoo.
utors. 33 Nassau tit.. New Yark City
FLEMING. VTRGLVIA HAMMOND. ? In
pu.-auaaco of an order of Hon. Joba P.
Cehaian a iJurrogat* of tho County of
- urli. notice la hereby given to all
fvraor.s having claims against Vtrglala
lainutond Fleming, late of tho County of
fork, 'o presoni the saan?, with
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, et it*
plate of transacting bualneaa. No. (4 Wall
? traet. in the Borough . f Manhattan, in
the City. County and Wat? of Now York,
jciort? tho 15th day of .March, 1?Ij
Datad. N?w Yark. September Ith. 1S14.
CENTRAL TRt.'nT COMP.VNY OF NLW
YORK.
_ Fxoeiator.
JOLINE. LARKTN & RATHBONE,
Attorneys for Executor.
Ornv?. aid Pos'
ugh ?? Manhattan.
r Nsw Yort
TRANSPORTATION
Hudson River
by Daylight
All Here Ire Dally Bsrept Sajada?/.
.v^'C?0' K-" Connections to all point? la
? ?*<*",M* ?aratoga. the. Adirondack?.
tag Weat and North. Mualc. Restaurant.
Str. "Washington Irving'
Tvedar?. Ttraradaj?. Saturday?.
Sir. "Robert Fulton"
Motada??. Wednesdays, Friday?.
Daabreeawa ?f.. ?:<o A. M. : W. aid St.. ? I
A M.; W. ix?th Bt.. 9:U A.M.: Yonkor?
Z'*1 A. SI., sanding at 'A cat Point, Now
*\'?.'H: P<*??hk?*p?Ts. Klngaton Point, Cat?
kill. Hudson and Albauy. AU through rail
tickets b*t?eeu N*v York and Albauy
aco?pud.
Special Saturday Afternoon Ontlag?
To We?4 Point. ?ewburgh aad netam
Oct. 3rd. ate. "ALBAWY," Oct. 10th, ?fr.
"WASHINGTON IRVING," lsmvtng Das
brosaes St. : P. M . W. i:nd 8t. I:If P. M.,
iff. l-?th St. s:DJ P. M.. Tonk?r~.
V. M Returning from Newburgh >:4a.
West Point, 1:20 P M. rootbaJI at W??l
Point?Stevens Oct. ?.-d; Rutgar? Oct 10th.
Hudson River Day Line
(ALBANY DAY I.r.YE.)
DeabraMNtea ?t. Pier, New York.
TOI. Kprlng 4141.
AU - THE ? WAY. BY-WATLR
To BOSTON
llETROPOtlTAN STEAMSHIP LINB
Fast Steal Stumers MASSACHUSETTS ni
NNO Hm
Last Salti"! fr?? New Vera. OcteStr '.H,
taan Pkw II. North River, foot ?f Murray
strwt wask da/s ?aid ?andar?, at 144 v. IL
Hams e?r?loa returning frota Indi? ^turf.
Beatos. U hour? tMvma um to? aim.
Ta PORTLAND, M?.
MAINE kTIAttamP UNE
S. S. NORTH STAR mi NORTH LANS
Leave Pier I?. North River, foot of
Warren Street, at i:08 P. M. Tuesday?.
Thursday? and Saturdays. A delightful
'??0 inlli-, 22-hour trip to Portland, the
CITY BEALTIIL'U
Tickets, ?to., at tii? Pier. ?:*o at New Y?rk
Transf?r Co.. and Tourist offices throughout the
reafk n.-heu to all point?. liarme
.
tASTERN STIAM8HIP CORPORATION.
STATE
I^BOSTOH^
Uorceotev. ti.Wt Providente direct.
OLTMDK hi AU-ROOHl SI.OO.
Dalli. Including Hunda?, ,,::j4) u. m.
1er 19, K R. 'Pboii. 2r<V> BeeklBa- .
(Jlty like: .XS?. -jxt Broadway, N, V.
Vptown Ticket Offlo?. Broadway ?ud 23; ?'..
Off. "n'HIMF PIEPR. rorvr mont Ar, i -??
neu u une 8t pklyn at moon
?"or Porto Rico Car*c?n t, v?.../.u?i?
CABACAS <>. >. :vw?r.ir>rf.piiTA
ZIMA.Oct. 14 MARA? AIllO ... Oct. ?S
?upertoi Accommodai...... i?v . ?.?aenst-ra
ulish daleett a co..
General Manager? 12 Wall
OLD nom mon LINB
To all Pola'? South atf West ?very Wart
day at S p. m. Plvr S. N R Tel BOO Fraoklla.
Clark'a Orient Crsba. rae. 14. S40S ?s: S. B Bat
tardara. F. C. CLARK, rimas av?lale?, N V
_PUBLIC NOTICE-_
SCPREME COURT, APPELLATB Di?
vision, Tlrst Department.?In th? matter
of th?! application of INTERUOROUGII
?RAPID TRAN'.I!' ?OMPANY for tue aP '
i potntment of three Commissioner? to Deter* I
mine and R.por: whether IU Elevated Ran- .
road Extern-iona. known respectively as IB? I
.10 and tho West Karmt. I
hutrway Connection. In th? BerouKb of The
Bronx. Sute of N?w York, a? used util de- '
termln.'i hv the Public feervic? Commission
far th? First Mstrlct of the State of N?w
York, ought to be con?trtict ?d and operated.
I sat l'arma Sub*a>
Conii-rtlon.
i iiotl.-e '.? hereby given that r M
to ?le provistos? of Uie Rapid Tranolt Act
being Chapter 4 of the Laws of 1891. a?
amended. Iut.-rborouath Rat.ld Transir
panv will ai.plva to the Ai toa of
tho Supreme Court of tho Btate of New
York, In and tor the Elrat Judicial Depart
ment, .it a term thereof to bo held ?t tl.
Appellate Division Court House. Madison :
Avenue and -^th Street, in tho Borough of
Manhattan. Cltv of New York, on th* Bth .
day of October. la!4. at 10 oVlock lQ IB? [
forenoon of that day or ?s soon thereafter ab ?
counsel can be heard, fog the appointment of
three commissioners In tho above ?
troceecing to 'Jeterminc and report aft
h?artn, r- railrcs.U ana t i
upon th-.- Webster Avena? LId?> und tk<
Karma Subway Cinnectlou. respectively. |n |
tiic Borough of The Bronx, la th? City of New I
the l'ubllc ?ervlc? |
for tl.? Ural Dlktrlct ?
.st.r.? of N.w York, ojght to b? conatruct?<: '
and operated
Th? capers u?on j-or?. t!d xp
p!:-ation ?ill bo made ara t'..e petition of
said lnte.-borough Rapid Tranalt Company
date-j th^ (Jtii Jay of July. IW4. and tl
., and paaars aceonipauvtns t!.'
ail of which w?ru filed In the oftl.-e of lbs
Clark of .-.aid Appellat. Division, on tl.? 7'h
day of Julv tult. and In addition I
au.-Ii otlier papers as bhall bo presented to the
: i v>:npa:iy
The sai i railr-.Mads and facilities aro deter?
mined and a'ithortiec. by the Public Service |
<"ornniii-slon for IB? Klrst Dlstrl- ?
- dated March 19th. i?l,1. and ?re de
bcribed therein an? It? the papers rile.;
au aforesaid with the Clerk of tl.* Appellate
n and are described generally as foi?
low*
WLRfcn-.R AVKNCE UNE.-A tbree-traclt !
?Iev?t?d railroad upon th? following route or
routea
Diveiglng from th* existing structures of j
;.ird Avenu? i., n- o' tue Mantiattan
Rat:roa.i. at a point ubout hvo hun-lr
n^rt:i of reihain Avenue and rhlrd Avenue; i
theuco rjnnln? uort!iwe?terlv and .-roa*li;?
- right of "ay of t i.
Yo,-:t at Hi.rl.-m Railroad Company to W?b
sl r A-. eoue (heooa northerly along and ovar
. ....
I'.oaJ. thenr? curvlna uorthwvoterly alona
and over ttreeta and privat? property sol
. Ight of wav 'f Uie N m \or\t ,
4: ll^.-l.ri Rallroa-i Company to Gun HI I
tlor.-e curvftig northeasterly
Hill Road ta a l-olnt at or near vt'hlU
l?osd ' t rn'theriv over street? ;
. ,ii rsUroaO on White j
Plaltjh i
I'ARAfS HL'BWAY CONNECTION.
-A tve vated .-.inroad upon th? fol
or routes.
Diverging f"om the ?listing Third Avenu?
at about I43J fltre?t.
ihon:? ' .-?urn artvat? property
aid Wll'.lr uud Berwa-J Avenu?? to a point
i.'.ar US-.li atreat. th?nc? northeasterly.
Ing 14>th t:t/??t DMt a puV.i; p:?r?. Gerard
Btreet, the rlrht of *??? *t ll?? enlatliig
?*?> ?rai.-Eronx Rapid Transit Railroad
und?r th? contract of February
ar.4 i?Hv?t? pro??rty t? a point near
tloa of Brook aud Weatchesur
Avenues wher? a coanectlan can conveniently
b? mad? with the Weat Farm? Division of
, 1 Manhattau-Brona iupij Transit
Rai'.roal.
The object of tha aforoaald kppilcatiou la
to obtain th? api/oli.tiuaut of litro? cotnmls
ttoneri. r:?rnliie afUr a hearing
ef all th? partl?H t.-.?crested whether th? said
;ai:it!e. oyght to be euu
1 and op?rat?<i. and shall report the
?vidente tak?u to said AsfpeUaW DI?'l.ion.
together wdlh a report of t.i?4r d?t?n.ilnatlJa.
fport if In favor Jf th? cO?.trurtlot>
und oparattoti of ?aid railroads ?nd rawliitt?.
'a. ?aid Interborougb Rapkl Transit Coni
panv will ask that it shall h?\ ?hail. i"!.*n
contirrnrd ^y th? said Court. ?? lu U?u of
th- cousent of th? proparty owuars al?n? the
line of ?aid r?Jt?e.
Oatd. N-w York. o?pt?iobar l.th 111?.
tvrKRBOROL'OH RAPID TRANSIT COM
JAMLc ? QUAfKWBCSH. ?ttorBB* l?
Broadway Borougu ?f Wan!iatt?JJ N?w
City.
BISLNE8? NOTJCE8.
Maltiarapu Lrttwra. 800_ II.:?. t10O?
ti 7a. lOlwn ? pi-orupt. c) B. Waath?rfwrd
UC rtavaaM. IHwai IsBK Paatt? Bw*k r ?? MOO
CUNARD
Eitabltihtd 1S40
Faslest Steamers in the World
AQUITAN'A, LUS?UNIV MAllEUNU
SAILING^ FOR LIVERPOOL
(Seejeet u tatuase?
tCdtfnpama Wed., Oct. 7. ! (
LUSiTANIA WexL.Oci 14. Iojr.
MA?RETANIA WeA.Oa 21.1 a.?
-"Coinpaiiia Wed., Oct. 26, IO O.BV
LUSiTANIA Wed., Not. 4. I eaa
IiAURETANIAWed.,Nov.il,Ua.
?FroTrConta Sat., Nov. 21. IOa.rn
LUSiTANIA Wed.. Nov. 25. I 04R
a^ABDQ??EA?SHIP COUPANT, LU
21-24 State Street New Ya**.
American Li ie
Under the American Flag
New York?Lirer pool
?Mla?e4?hia.Oet. >? eeee M. UuH .Or?. If. ?*??
Atlantic Transport Line
New York-?Legeten
Mla'ht. Oct. 3. 10 A.M. Mlrt'Maka, Ort. 10 )? *.B.
Red Star line
New York?Liverpool
Vedarla??-. Octe*er I. IS A. a.
White Star Line
NEW YORK?GLASGOW DIRECT
OLYMPIC f??
New York?Queens town?Liverpool
Cadrle. Ost. 7. ?aea Celtl. . Oct 14. ?Ma
t>. Y. A ?Beeloa-Italy-*0rma
Via Aiere? aae Qiaraltar
?Ceaipla. Oat 3. II A. *. ? KreaaUad. Oat II
l?mpau?ya OaBce. ? Broevdara?. >'. T.
r
Fall River Line
?BOSTON HLD
Lv PIKR 14. H. 1. . ft- r"ult?a Bt..
Tally at ?:^0 P. M. Muale
?'Jew London (NorwteJi) Lin?, rla New
London. L Pier 4" :io<jetoa
St.. vr?ck d.yi only. S:30 P. M. ; Pier 10.
te. K, tt. *. ::d It, 1:0 I I
Sight-Seeing Yachts
Oh?rri?t)ori and ?ourKi TTouud New V?efc
D?l!v Mattery Her 10:30. 2:30 La.tuia?
Halij oo to live Ot-eae. Sandy |io?k A Boot
land Llehuhip. 1 lOj R?t I 10 Broad HT?
KcANSBUnU, N,J.
a.?.. X kM p.m. Sun?.. Il t ? a.?'
FOREILOSir.K 8ALE8.
?LPREMK
York?Fred M. i(alaui
Otlaa Karp et ?1 . D?fendant?. - I
of a Judgment of forecl<v
Iliad? and a
, tion. and bearing- date l
tember, 1?U. I. tii? nnitiaeif ?il. tbe refer*?
-.wme<J, ?ill t- [.jM
".* Lxrl'.ul^. s^l?nroo:
' 14-W V ?
| tan, Cliy of Nrv
igf October. 1?14. a' U o
?day. by D. I t !:,ji
Um premia?? dir*.'
t>- toi I
i All Uiat lot of land, with tbe b'illdti*
Iniprov
?
; arribad ?? fol.ow?: Me?. at ?,,
the r ;:
Twenty-third bT<?t. dittant .?o hun?
i l>y the lnicraectlou of the ea>
i Park Avenue wit:.
-
i northerly p tark Avena?.
.ridrrd feet lleven lmi.e?
' liro or the bio'le: thanci
j ?aid centre lira.- 01 the bloc?
I with One Hundred ?nd Ta nty-thlrd -
?forty-one feet elflii
ajralu parallel witti Park Avanu? and .
th? dlatance thrnufli a Wali. on? huadroJ Cat'
el.'Vuii Lionel to !...? norilier:> .Jr? ,
Uuudred a:ij Twen
weaterty alone the
Hun'lr?<i and Twenty-third Mr.
f?et el(Ut lachea to th? point or ,..*?. o or I?
(InntriK.
Dated, New Tork. beptamber ?th, if: 4.
Hl'R '..VRREMOT
WIUlbR. NORMA" .* KAHN. Attore.y? for
Ptalntlff. I? Broedway, Horou?b or
hattan N Y. City.
'owlrie I* a diagram or '
to be ?old n? ?Jxet numbar ii.
13ri Stre?t:
Centre U
?M ?
N
I *
Baal INN btr.
Tuo approximate awout.t of tho
i ?.?tree, to aatlbty wbleh th? aUove-d
I roperty I? to be ?old. Is Sevan Tliouva !
Huudred Seventy aad U-lv* t<o '> i.
v.|ia lnuf.i; then ?y ?*
Auguti
? i I Tt> n ?
md .??
tembtir i ^'"hrr ?uh The ex;
taxes, ati'^-i.iciitj ?n.l v...ti,r rat? or otaer
i U?n8. wlilrh -re to b? ?:?ov/?4 to t: -
etuiaer out of *.!ie pureliate i.on*
la lilu?w und Inter*..*
iiruiilo?tf will be ?old ?.'jbjocl to a mortfaa? . I
.1. Ibtereat i
. num.
Dated. New Tr>rk. September Itb. 1114.
vWLUl'll LAHHLMOHL. Refere?
! avPREMi?: coL-RT, coi;ntt or Ne?
York. Harlem Harinea Bank, v >
a?<ln.-,r Wa.xhmctoo H lfhta Dliilieaimt
. ?lh? ConatrU'.tlon Company, and otbera, a?
! fenda
i-.u?[i'*c of a luderaent of forwlevair?
I and ^?le, duly mud? aud ?nter?d In tur
ab?.ve ^ntlt!?fl aetlon and bearuac date tb?
l?Ui day of Juno, 111?, I. th?.
the refere-j In aal i tudfiii' DI iiarn
sell by pu!
Halraroom. \<'d. 14-K V??*y etr??'.
ROM on that day, t
. , titerera d ?eribed aa follow?.
on ill ?? ,'?-?-,. '
land, v
'
the Boi
New Y i
T?>rk, bounded and dea.'r- ?>?:
BaaflBaine jt c.? CWaWr ffjrni'-l
f i:?i
?trect with th? v- dubv
aloof ??'?,
?' ?!d? of Kith ?treet. 1*1 fee?; una??
aouiVr vjdubon aveaiM. M
f-e> 11 l'.i-i.c? te the cenir? Uue qt
block b?twe?u l.fth and i;*tb ?tr??t?;
parallel ?sl'l. lv?th atr??t and aloaaf
?aid c?ntre lit.? of the block. 1*9 fort to eete
woeierty aid? of Audubon avenue, aad U??
north?rl>. alon? tt? tara-, ?4 fe*4 11 aOCOe?
to th? point or placo of beaiatiln*
Dated. New York, a?pt?mber ?d. 111?.
EDWARD A .MeSHANB It f
LDWARD a. CUNfH.
Attorney for PlalnU?
41 Park Row. New York i
Iho foiionlrvr. I? a dl ?r?u? of the arti?
? erty to be ?old. tt? ?tret? vumbtr I? ?4* Aw
! daboa ?venue:
street
too
I
- . .
h^rg?. to u*v.
reperty U to r. i Vd. i? Ou? N
HundrcU aud Vor
y-thr*? 79.100 delUra (HH
Ik? litt? day ?f e
a. HI cost? and aileOefafafaV
mous' -100. with ln??r??t fee?
. IMA, *.oa?t??/ as m. t iv?> aipoaaa?
! the l-;c rtte approxiiaat? am...
h? t?x?e. aaaeHtnetit* and water rata
?huh are to b? allow?? ?

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