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PAN-AMERICA TRIP
TO PROMOTE TRADE
McAdoo Supports Plan
to Study Financial
Conditions.
The return visit of repreaeatetive
business men of the Uoited States to
the countr 4- ?rica will be
made by separate groupa to the r.'tin
tries repr
Financial Conf?rer.re at Washington.
This was decided yeaterday by the
committee appointed by Secretary Mc?
Adoo to arrange th. ?
Jame.? A. rorroll, chairman of the
committi i. ? he members '
luncheon ;.t tin Ir.iii? Hoaso. Tbis WOO
followed by lh< ting of organisa?
tion.
The plan for a single trip to all of the
countries woo ? Imprac?
ticable, as WOB the idea of chartering
special steamei- 11 - ;. transport
for the trip. The parties \4 11 b, bolll
up around the member? of the permo
r.ent groe: tee? appointed to
carry on the work of the conference.
A saflcient length .-!" time will be
spent in each of the rn?''r;i< visited
to permit a ?in, '
financial and commercial conditions.
The members will rot transact indi?
vidual business.
The best i> ulti con be obtained, it
i.? believed, by one visit to the coun
?t.n?! ot' ?'entrai Amer?
ica, .moth. ; !?> th.- rep?blica of the
West hui < ? :,- .i the s uth An
countri? s bordering on th? Caribbean, a
third to the i'.,-.' tries "ii the 4? <
of Smith America, and one or mor?
separate trip to the countries on the
CM-* i
Secretory MeAooo senl a tele-graph
mes.?B .' the tnembers of his
?nteres* ni d SO] |
Those priser* at the meeting ?Aero
Jame.? A. FoiTi II, ; of the
Cnited States Steel Corporation and
chairman cf the National Foreign Trade
Council. New York; John Barrett, di?
rector general of the Pnn-American
Union, Washington; D. P. Black, presi?
dent of the Chr.mber of Commerce,
Pittsburgh; D. Y. Cooper, Henderson.
N. C.; Duncan V. Fletcher, president ot
the Southern Commercial Coi
Jacksonville. Fla.; Elliott 11. Goodwin,
seeretary of the Chamber of Com?
merce of the United States, Washing?
ton; W. s. Kies, City National Bank,
New York: Robert II. Patchin, secre?
tary of the National Foreign Trade
Council. New York; Walter Parker,
manager of the New Orleans Chamber
of Commerce. Neo Orleans; James J.
Shirley, T. A. Gillespie Company, New
York, and ?'. T. Williams, representing
Edwin Warfield. president of the Fi?
delity Ti'i?; Company, Baltimore.
-?a.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
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New England
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Why Not Try This
One-Day Holiday at
BriarcWf Codgc?
GOLF
SWIMMING POOL
DINNER?
day and Batui
>??? *i?.rl. ?itti... loi Madiaou avenue,
HOTELASPINWALL
Lenox, Mass.
Thr<-? golf n,u:?>" ? raaa t?n
ni?. dancln?, . ,
Acconi. f, : circular.
Hf. \\. III??*., V
Aha ?BANUtilN HOTEL. Lata Sunapr?. N.rl.
METROPOLITAN
!\-l.l 1.4 I'AHI? \ .1
OFEN IHKlH l.lllil I III!. YEAR
N??4. M ,;,
I Central ?i? S;i'.i??a. pr|.
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??hit?' .*??T\ ice. Uli.u- I.?nul? ? nur!?.
.?. V lim.?, Huffi.ei Hum ?a ! 4! A Jr.I
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Ul irj 1115
GALEN HALL
HOTEL \m? *? ?'' M<?.ni M
\l LAN I II ' I I \. V .1
Al??u>? op? ri A!. ..- Iwaya busv
Cannot I ? ? tab!?
ainl I.' :
.?hurt .?'...-. "?
F i. yorso .
ITHf ItADING RIS0K? HOIft 01 Hit WORLD|
OBarIl>orou?tI>=^icnbc?m
ATI.AMIC CIT**. . N. J.
I- ? ? ? ???CIMIIT
JOSIAH WHITE 4 SONS COMPANY
ITTAT?NNM
? rdnl ?<uit
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? -I 4 1,1 . ? I! H
FORT LOWRY HOTEL
\Mi ? ?ill \?.l -
BATH HIAI II, I.. 1.
40 minute? trot,, Cltjf Hall Manhattan,
euo feet ocean front Tabli mat clans
Setni for b? ,. ? ? mi Ri? bardaoa
HOTEL GPAMATAN
? L/.WRENCE.PAKK.HKONXN'ILLF. N Y
1 J^eCJaJMates /'u,.-;*' ? Wy ?nj AujjJ*t
VERMONT FM VAGA??UNS
'
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HOTEL BRUNSWICK.
?HOI 11V I'liil. 1)1111 ITI.i ,i tCH
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ORIENTAL Ml..i.\V,!lN
J I? ITKL M ?? M On N
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it??? Law? Mtwtt. Cataa.Hi NY - i
_oaui??i?l?ll.,i,? Mr- I llu.a.l
tS?i?e' AUToitoniLt tours, n. v. ?tau
????kl?;l 4 Ma?a ?te?. ?T. M. HAIN. N.??bur|li. N.Y.
FIND CROOKS ASLEEP
IN BEST BEE
Policeman, Descending Scuttle
Discovers House Looted and
Burglars Taking f.noozo.
Isaac Finger, a drygoods merchant
and his wife motored to town yesterda;
from their summer home. The engin'
stalled in 110th Street. The mercban
and his wife went to their city honu
while the chauffeur tinkered with th?
engine.
The house had been ransacked an?
most of the silverware was missing
Patrolman Maroney found the scuttl?
opened So was the scuttle of th?
bouse next door, whose family is awaj
at the beach.
Pown through the Flnkelstein hous?
weal Maroney. The trail led into tin
largest bedroom. There, sleeping peace
fully, were two men. By their sid<
were several packages. Maronej
roused the pair, who stared into th?
muzzle of his revolver.
At th?- station they ?aid they wen
Thomas Sl.iter. of 1 |s,'i Parker Avenue
The Bronx, and William Pay, of 221
Fast 123d Street. The contents of tin
packages ivere identified partly a;
Finger's, nnd the rest property of i
neighbor.
? -
GETS THREE YEARS
FOR HOLE IN PANTS
Youth. Trying Holdup. Leaves
Sample of Cloth in His
Victim's Hand.
Joseph Berger, eighteen years old,
wore on the ?lay he decidid to assume
tile role of hold-up man, n pair of
trousers that were not very strong.
His victim grabbed the leg of the
?trousers. A large piece rippeu out;
and as a result Berger will spend not
lesa than three and not more than five
years in Sing S:ng.
On May S two men attacked Albert E.
' Hiltpold, cashier of the Cupplts Fn
| ve'.ope Company, 7 Laight Street, as
' he entered the company's ouilding with
11,370 in a bag. They grabbed the
bag and ran, but Hiltpold caught one
of the men by the leg. His tr- users
gave way and the man dropped the bag.
A few minutes later Berger was ar
; rested hiding behind some drygoods
crimes. Part of the trouser** leg was
missing. Assistant District Attorney
Smith convince?! the jury of Berger's
guilt by producing the piece held by
the-cashier and fitting it in to Berber's
trouser?.
WANTED--POLITE,
BEERLESS FERRY
Great Neck Objects to Proposed
Line?Residents Fear Inva?
sion by Rowdies.
The question of ho4v polite a ferry
ought to be came before the corn
oners of the sinking fund at a
meeting yesterday. The reconsidera?
tion of an authorization of a ferry
franchise from City Island to firent
Neck was under way.
John M. Eden, spokesman for a dele?
gation from Great Neck, objected to
the franchise, fearing it would bring
undesirable crowds to (Ireat Neck and
that beer gardens would be established
there.
"The charge has been mnde that we
are all millionaires in (Ireat Neck."
?aid Mr. Enten, "Well, if we are mil?
lionaires, it should be remembered that
even millionaire? have some rights."
"I thought it was to be a very polite
ferry." said President McAneny. who
presided.
"Cannot there be beet and a polite
fen y too*" ask.'d Controller Pr? mlei
gaM.
The matter was r? ferre?! to the Pock
Commissioner an?! the Deputy Con?
troller to report at the meeting to be
held next. Thursday.
$22,000 "ROBBERY"
MAY PROVE HOLDUP
-
Booth & Flinn Office Manager
Believes "Model Employe"
Was Thugs' Victim.
Edward <". Kindred, assistant rn her
of the ?nbway contracting firm. Booth
& Flinn Company, LttL, who disap?
peared with the payroll of 122,119, may i
nave been the victim of a robbery plot. |
This theory is held by many of the
missing young man's associates. They
?ay Kindred could have bad no motive'
for the theft. He had regular habits,1
nn income independent of his own
?alary more than sufficient for hi?
needs, never drank and had no women
acquaintances.
George P. ?'aldirott. office manager
of the firm, who knew the assistant
cnshier better than any one in the of
fice, is sure Kindred is not the robber.
"Kindred coubln't have taken that
money." he said. "He was to? good
a fellow, too honest, too faithful. I ',
won't believe he is the thief until he
? teps into this office and tells me so
with his own lip?."
No bond was ever placed upon the
missing man, for his employers were
certain of his integrity. He was popu?
lar with other men in the office, often
lending thena money from the large
sums he was accustomed to carry. His
salary was $150 a month. It was not
uncommon for him to display $3,000
when responding to a "touch."
Kindred lived alone in a four room
apartment, at 560 West lMd Street.
Hi, home was well stocked with liquor
and tobacco, neither of which he used,
but dispensed to his friends. He did .
all his own cooking.
REAR ADMIRAL BADGER
RETIRES FOR AGE TO-DAY
Will Continue to Help the Navy
Board on Defence.
Washington, Aug. 6. Rear Admiral
Charles J. Badger will retire to-morrow
on account of age. but because of his
special qualifications will continue on ;
duty indefinitely in the Army and Navy
Joint Bonrd and the Navy (?enera! j
Board, which are working out national j
defence problems.
Rear Admiral Badger was horn in '
Rockville, Md.. and was appointed to
the Naval Academy by President Grant.
He was Commander-in-chief of the At- j
lantic fleet from January 4, 1913, un?
til its return from the Mexican Gulf
coast after the American occupation of
Vera Cruz.
500 BACK QUEENS
AGAINST MOSQUIT
Muslim^ Civic Associalion Pia
Spring Drive on Jersey
Invaders.
"heath to mosquitos'" WOS the ??'
gan borne l?y the I'nited Civic Ah.?
ciation of Flashing on a banner as th
marched through Richmond Hill !k
night on their wny to the Forest Hi
Inn.
The marchito; Flushingitos, wi
their defiance to the Jersey joy-kill
flaunted in the evening breeze, swell
the number of eitlsooa at the hotel
fion. It was n regular SIOSS mertin
with 8, at, Krkmnti presiding a? ska?
man.
Besides ordaining that the meoqol
had bec.une a noiaonce and must i
hi- Bray, the Objed of the meeting WI
to make a pint, t Slapping m nquito?
as a means ot' extermin?t ing them,
method still resorted t?. m some par1
of New Jersey, is not fast enough f<
the citizens of Queins County. Th?
would exterminate the mosquito b?
fore he is old enough to bore or othei
ivise become ohnoxious.
There would be fewer gallons of ci
ronella sold at Queens drug stores thi
summer, one of the speakers declare?
if the President of Queens had obeye
the instructions of the Dopoi ttnent S
Health. Mauri?-.? K. Connolly, the ma
referred to, the speaker added, ha
been ordered by the Health Departmen
to dmin the 8,600 acres of salt moral
land bordering on Jamaica Pay.
A meeting of a few represen*''? ?
of'the civic societies represented las
night will lake place next week. A
Organised executive committee 'vill a
once proceed to brine preeaure to b -,i
up?.! Borough Preaidenl Connolly.
While the 500 citizens -at scratchin,
their ankles moving pictures wer
shown of some of 'he mosquito extern
ination work being done in New Jersey
Dr. Haven Emerson, ? Deputy Healtl
Commissioner; Howard Bennett, a mo.?
quito extermination expert; Congress
man Chirle? Pope Caldwell, and Pari
Commissioner John E. Weirer addrease?
the men from Querns and promise*
their support in an effort to have th?
marshes drained.
STAGGERS TO HOTEL
WITH SHOT IN LUNG
Dying of s build wound in his ri^ht
lunir, Ferdinand E. Schneider, of 20
Lott Avenue, Qoeena, last night told
the police he believed his assailant was
? man who has been threatening to
t.reak op his home if he did not desert
his wife.
Schneider la fifty-nine year? old and
a machinist Uo reached Queens at 9
o'clock from Coney Island, where he
had been working. He took a short cut
through Rocky Hill Road, poorly light?
ed and lonely, running along Cypress
Hills Cemetery,
The machinist was within three hun?
dred yard? of Jamaica Avenue when a
shot was tired. He fell, but got to his
feet, an?!, fearing another attack, stag?
gered to Knutty's Hotel, on Jamaica
Avenue, ?her. h" become unconscious.
Dr. May??, of Bradford Street Hospital,
took the man to King? County Hospital,
where it WOS said he could not live.
?ORECLOSIRF SALES.
? ? OUNTY OF NI.W
rORK.?CHARLES N. LEE, as Kxecu? '
?or of th- last Will an I Testament of
taOttlM M Lie. deceased, Plaintiff, against
Th? Twenty-elshth Street and Seventh
I Avenue Healty Company and others, lie?
, fendant
In pursuance of I Judgment of fore
? and sali, iluiv r-iade and entered
In the BbOV??eatltled action and tearing I
date the ind day of June, lilt. 1. the an
? fer?? ii, aatd Judgm? lit
, will sei. at pul,lie auction, at the
Exchange Salesroom, No. M-H Vesey
? Bo:o igh f Manhatl in, City
,,f Ne? York, on tin- 2nd day of July, lili, ]
.,? 1. o'cl k nooB on that day, by HER?
BER1 A. SHERMAN, Auctioneer, the,
? ? : ?aid judgment to be '
?old and therein described as follows:
ALL thai certain plot of ground, with
the buildings and Impr overrents th.reon
lylns and Dcing In the
liorounh of Manhattan, In the City ,,t
New Toril, and known as and by th? street
" ? B4 ^ "nth Avenue, and
and deacrlbed as follows:
BEGINNING at a point on '.he Easterly
r Seventh Avenue, distant ?evenly?
?nd on?-half (H4)
leal southerly from the
corner of Seventh Avenue
?ellhth Street, which point i?
(nue of a parly wall. dUid
uild'.ng erected on the
:t ef the premise.? hereby In?
- rlbsd from the building
im? on the North and
known as Number 311 Seventh Avenue;
i asterly and purt of th?
,ugh the centre of said party
,,! nearly ?o. w Ith Tu ? n
Street, seventy-six- < T ? > ft.
i .:? ?.. s. mora or Uns. to the west?
? ?! tin- westerly wall of the huiid
iipen the tear of the northerly
f said plot "f ground hereby In?
rib? d thsne? Northerly
'..:??:. or nearly so, with Seventh
Avenue, and 'long the westerly face of
wall, m\ no fe, t. eleven on
a .....re er less, to the northwest
rnei of said rear building, thence
r.d parallel, or n-arly so. with
Twenty-elshth street and along the north?
erly .., irtharU wall of ??id rear
? ven (J7) feet, mure or
les?, lo the ???terly lacs of the easterly
v.a! "f ?aid building, thence Southerly
and parallel, or nearly ho, with Seventh
Avenue, and al"t,g the easterly fax- of the
Il of the two rear building? on
' u id hereby Intended to
1.crl ? I. titty-five (It) fe,!. two (?)
Inch'?, mor? or less, to the southerly face
of i'.' southerly wall of the rear building
on th? southerly part ?t ?uid plot of
'ground; thetiee Westerly and parallel, or
nearlv so, i\ith Twcnty?elghth street and
nions th? ? utherly face of th? ?aid ?outh
?slx (21) feet. MT?n and
one-qusrtei i7', > liehe?, innre er less, ti>
drawn parallel with and distant
?e\ etitv -M\. (7?) feet, eleven and three
quarters ' 11 \ i Inchea eaaterly from th?
of 8? vent h A venae; than? s
N.,1 th"
; wltn and illstan'
nine end one-half
northerly from th? northerly
if Twenty-seventh Street; thence
m Ith T? ? nt) -seventh
und for part of the distan, thereof
? nry-six lli i
feet, sloven and three-quarters (ll\i
?? ? |y sidi 'f Bt v? nth Av?.
North? rl> and ?long ' l.e
,-..?! ie forty-on?
? II i feet the and ihre? 'i'.
-?. to tin- point or plBO?
? ning.
l'.iied. N' W York. .I-ine :?th. lilt.
HENRY C, QUINBT. Ref.-e?
WILLIAM C ORE i. , Utorn? ,? for
)? ? ? ?-. No ri Chamber? stteet.
Manhattan, New- York City.
Ins I? a diagram of the prop
is stnet Number Is 307
? nth Avenue
UTH ST.
*
r. ?
IC _76 ?
16 7 4.
The spproxtmste smount of the lien or
? htcfa the above-de
P'i'perty is to .-e ?old. I? J
w ith : '???.. day of
May,
? ? 4 ? l.ta, ? lih in
from .June ?nd, lilt, together with
f th? The approximate
ol tin taxe?, assessments an I
i!i,r lien?, which are to
pur, h iser out ol
? pud by the Keferie. rs
i and Interest
-.. June ?th. ttlf
HENRY ;* QUINBY, liefere?.
d action Is
in July Uta
,
, .I'l ) -Md. Ulk,
? I II R< f.-ree.
, n: itled ?, t ?
i.louined to Tl
?it the same h ..
:
I Ith, 191 :.
HENRY C QUINBY, Referee
The sale in the abovs entitled action Is
hereby further adjourned to Thur?da>.|
August 11th, lili, at ihe sume hour .nil
9
L>at,d, N< ?? *i"tk, July Und, 11M&.
HENRY C QUINBT, Rsieree.
_FORECLOSURE SALES.
NRW TORK sri'KKMi: COURT, NEW
York County.?The New York .
Hank. Plaintiff, ?gain?t Attllla C. Keene
and others, I>a-f> nilant?. In pursuance ot
a Judgm? nt f f-ireelusure Hnd sale. ? I u 1 y
i in the atx
action, Hint bearing ?late the -nal .lay of
I. the undersigned, the Ri -
?i, .-H..1 judgment named, ?rill s M at pub
lie auction, at th? Exchange Salesroom?,
Nos 14-18 Veaaj Street, B.ujth of Man
hattan, City Of New York, on th? 18th ,! y
of August, 1815, ;.t 12 o'clock do :. on that
,i .v. i,j Joseph V. Day, auctioneer, the
premlaea directed by ?aid Judgment to be
an therein dee? rlbed ? fol Iowa:
ALL that certain lot of land, with the
iiuil.iii.K thereon erected, ?Huat? in the
Borough of Manhattan. City of New fork,
,?i-,,i? ?i and described as follows, t?.
?il BEGINNING at a point on the north*
erly aide ot Blxty-elgbtb street, distant
un? hundred and six il?.;) feet aaatwardly
from the corner formed by the Intersec?
tion of th? northerly side of Slaty-eighth
Ht reel with Ihe easterly side of Columbu?
Avenue, and running thenc? northwardly
parallel ??it!. Columbu? A\?nue am
of th?- way t.'iroucii party wall one hun
?lred (180) feel and tl?e Inche? to th? ten?
tre line of th? block; thenc? aaatwardly
alona ??.i?! centre line ?>f the block uventy
(S?) feet: thence southwardly apain
parallel with I'olumhus Avenue and part of
th?- way through another party wall on.
hundred (100) feel and Sea (6) Inrhea to
, the northerl] ?Id? ol Sixty-eighth Street.
,,.n?! thence itwardly alone th? north?
erly aid? ?>f Sixty-eighth Street twenty.
?I) fc-t to the point or place of be
ginnlna
The Mid pri misc? will be ?old subject
t.. any Mute of fact? whl'h an accurate
turvey may ?how.
Dated, Neu i'ork, Julv 7. 1811
MAURICE B1MMON8. Referee.
JOHN A DOTTON,
Attorney for I'Ulntiff. Oftlie a l\,?l
Offlc? A.1.1res?, is Maiden Lane, iv.r
? a'imli of Manhattan, City of New
fork
Th? followln? h diagram of ?he prop
eity t.. be .?<iM. its ?treet number i-. ?,7
\se?t 18th Btr? at
???>(.
Th? approximate amount of the lien or
charge, t,, satisfy which 'he al,..?e de?
scribed pi,,|, ? ?? sold, i? ISS.884.0I,
with Interest thereon from jum is. 1818,
an,i allowanc?
1341 .'7. \? Ith Interest there .
.lui? 7. 11 ! ',. together ? 1th th?
11..- ?ale i ' . ,t. amounl of th?
- nient? am' v ,,.
othei II? ni i hlcl re to
purchaser "?:! of th. purchaa.
paid !? th Refere? is |! :4S.4S, ?.un In
tlea thei eon
Dat? ?;. New '? -?.. Julj 7 1811
M A f i: l< -i: 8IMMON.H l:.fp,ee
CITATIONS.
THE PEOPLE OF THE SI VTE OP NEW
i'-'i i. ' . liod, Free .n,i In
7 ? ' Bth? ; Woo
Bnowdon, Preabyterlan ?'>,-.
Peni Metho?
dist Church ',f Alt Pel ? !?arna;
FT?? Mem?,rial Llbl || '
Pennaylvanla. Fr? derlei n
Minan P Tilge, Mary P Byer, Anna
4' Woolverton, Th? Board of Conference
nt? of th? M?thodl?( i.'i
h, Th? Preabyterlan K,'..r,' of Relief
for Disabled Minister? and th v
Orphan? "f Deceased Minuter?, Ti
?i The NorthOel.l \. ?? Y,,tk
?tlon for the Wir:,! and M'.iint H-r
mon School, and to ail pen >n? Int.
Iltora, legatee?, ne?t ?,f kin or other.
of WILLIAM HENDER
.?-. ,\' vl*? " 'l.\ BRI ? >N ileceaa? d, -.? n
tune ?'f hi? d< ath resld? 18 W? ?t
Borough ? f Manhattan, \< w
York City, SEND GREETING
Upon the l>e';t:,,|i ol Edith 11' a ?er W,.,,|
? No i?" Central l'..rk
' Manhattan N? ?? Y..rk
, m H. ."'1> r.?'.n VV m . ? ?? t in, .lr .
18 Central Park E
Borough of M inhatl in, 4
?tv! ?. 'ompai '? ? i rp
?tin? undei
? N< -? V??: a. havl ? ;
I No IS S PI ft h ,
, .uai i? >>f Manhattan, Se? Vork City
;
.?ho?? ? lua. befoi our Surrogat? of the
of N'.-?? Y"ik. it '.),?
? tald County, h. Id ?.t the I
?I i?. on '
ihe 341 Ht. ai half
1 ten o'clock I I f ? hat
jay, why th int of llth B.,.??r
VV? olverton, 1 Hender?
? i ' ? ?
.
?
!\ TESTIMONY WHEREOF. *V?
... . .
Of tl - '?? I ??
II. 8.1 !?> !"' !?? ri unto
Vi ITNE88 HONORABLE IOHR
1' COHALAN, .? Bui ro? .t ? t ou
a t 11 ? " - 4
l'ith Jay of July. In th. year of our Lord
fifteen.
!> INIEL i '" IWDSBT,
Clerk of (he Su ?rt.
WHITE a CASE. Attorney? foi iecu-1
tora and Tru?"-ea. No. 11 Wall Street,
Me? gorfe Cltj/.
1.
C.TATIO.NS.
I I AIisiiV ISAAC ?'? -TIIK PEOPLE <>K 1*111*
State "( Ne? ?ork, by the pace "f Uod free *nd
William Psuldlng, ?ertruds K.
M?rv II I'jiikllir.
, |. ElUsbrth P Grietea. Wfflluii
I Orlfte?, 1/r-n Lin ?ter (irletr?. Jr. Kll-a
1- Hal.he,.-. M.ir\ 1' Mil: 1 ch J?lli,-- P Mur
dock, Uel?e.? ?I Mi.nl, l:. Mai-, P. MuixtuC?. Id.
lie..'Ii, Kinn,,: H.a. h.
\??i?ii? i ;
l'auiding. Katharine ?i I'rlee. ?nd to a;,
: ? , .'.'.ii-":- benefl iartcs or wnaludan
ii.en I:, -in Hi: ; .- . in .. I I -, il," -Iv:
igri
lasse ?; P< srton, ?> ? I t the Ui
: le i In I he ' '
V.'lK. -?
i u Psuldla?, redd
k ?t ?-??? \v. ? *?rd K Vsn
Winkle, residing si . " 4'" t ?2d 84reel '
the n rough ? ' Msi ' I Ou Yur. m I
of <;. ..-' P, .? | st No. 31 UTtng
Hairougb of Hrooklyn, ?nd i>f
Al., i r Ililil. I st ? Putnam
County, S Y . si J ol 1 r*iu I- S -
une ?t Ne i Borough of
?
:? irk W? ?-, in iiu
Cttj ol V ..:.. : i, \ I
You and ?a. h el you are hereby
i au?e be) . . .
fork, at Hie i i i County, larld
at tin- Mail ol 11",M-, In 11? Cou I) ?? N?rs Tork,
.'4tli ? !?* "! S< . ?'
at lh?l ,l?v.
i ... ling, Kdwsrd K Van
Wink!, George ? under
the m f lasse (j Pi ii
? Halda e, i- ? i.1M i ul W. lai II n
: Hsldsnc i
?a'-l l<a?' U. P '?? I'r? 'I N.
Sal,born, <?.."r?e I1 .-., Urrk-k II. Ban
I iHirn. ss eii'iit"! "t Noel II. Saiibom, a ,
, tinder under lb J lui 11 IVai
. ,lee, .-,',l. Should IIOl ?' Jildl Uli. .tiled.
In leeUBtMl? i:., i 'if I !.. ll Of
! tl. ??In ?.'.unity ' Sen
I Y.irk t" i..- I. 'I V - II' n. Jol !'
Cohslsn, Sum , il ? ? ?' si tn?
V? 171 Isr of lulv, in tli?
i l lira hundred and
II. H.] DANIEL i DOWDNI Y
1 . '
THE I" -II.. OF Tin: BTATE > >K NEW'
York, by the grac? "f Uod, Free and In?
-.. tii.- Ti i ;:?: si..
I -.H. Anns Boot.*, B< ltl< Booton i:d
wlna Tuple! llm..'. Booton. Klrtlev
' llooton, Robert K Bool? .\ llllam H
Boulon, Mer. a i:-ies. i'eurge B Ward,
Hob'rt Ward, William Ward, Mary H
? i. Dors l'ii" '"i. th? Ii
..f kin of BLIZARKTH H POWELL .'.
i BEND HKKKTINU:
WHEREAS Lui PI pi
ecutor, mu.i In I III and testa?
in. n- of Kllzaba tli S P wall I
it No ?'??? i;.,?t Eight] -??-, .nd
.sti.et. Borough "f Manhattan In th? i I
of \. v. Vmk. has lately applied lo the
' ,,uii of our County -.f Neu
, ? ? i lain Instrument In
prop? rtv. ,lu|\ ; ? ? he last
?
who was nt the tlm? of h?r
?,f New T? i k, d.e, i?.- !
THBREF? iRI ou and es h "f ?.
.? I" f.,re tu .
? ..f our Ci uni "f N- ?? Yoi k
Mali ,.f Records f Ni v.
York, on the lOil ' ; l
. .
half p ..f
?., ?!.? ni
should ? ., will
?
IN TESTIMONY WHBREOP We have
Court of th?
i [L.8.1 ??( X? * York ?
i
WITNESS iloi J dm P.
in a Surrogate of out
f N ? I Y, ? , ?
of July In tl
ne hundred
DANIEL I I" IIVDNEY,
?'lerk I tin Burrog itei Co irl
SURROGATES' NOTICES.
.N PUR8UANI i: OP AN ORDI I: OP H?HT.
oralle John R. ?'ohalaii, a Surrogats Of
the Co -.re ,,f New York, not.' la hereby
given to all person? having lalma .i?.a'ii?t
? Albert r I'; immer, d? ? ,.r ti,?
f New Y
1 with vouchers thereof to ih< subscribers
: at their placa of tra ?acting business No
? r N >? Yoi k'
on '?: ' ? fors th? ' ember next.'
Pated N? a Tori < \?Xi\
lili ??' |{ '
J"!1N \V SIMI'.sun
itor?.
SIMPSON THACHER * BARTLETT
At! rt:?- .? fOI Ex? Utors ?.. i> la?
str?' ? Nets Yoi k N l
1 i\ PURS1 ANCE OK AN ORDER OP
Hoi :
' ' '?'???' York, nitiee 1? here?
? all person? having (launa
- - ?
1 Yoik. ?:? present the
' 10 'tie sub
llng busl
ti"??. N 111 Pourth Aw i.ne m Tas ?'ity
of New I irk IB ui before the K:\i d ,y of
Nn-,fn,l"r '-? ,t
14 : ' I rk, the tlth dir of April
lili
?PRAGUE S ROCKWi I
_ \ Il
IN PURS1 ER OF
a
of the , 'OUI ? la here
l,v given lo all | . vlng rlaim?
lat? of the
of New ? ? .??,i, : i pre.
? ? . ? .? - ??
th? sul ;?.???? of transacting
business al the oftlee of her attoi a
*. . II ' Pulton Btn et.
.' New
York, -ii M i :o:e the 13rJ Jay vt Au?
gust next.
Datad New York, the :-;th day of Janu
sry. 1111
ANNA M BCHMEELK, Exeeotrts
WILSON ? WILSON. Attorneys for Execo?
inx. Jai) Fulton Street. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Shipping Information and
Marine News of the World
Vessels Arriving at and De?
parting from Port of
New York.
MIMATI Illa Al.MANAi
Hunrli?. I:80j ?'iniM. "II. m??>n ISBOV
ciiHii'. ?i?. :',
III?,Il WATKB.
A M I' m
Sai?l? H...V . 4M I'M
Goreraor'l Iilind . 4 4? t?f
Hall ???i?.*- M ' "*
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TU HAT
V'?'i rom -Vl", .
?Marat?l Oren.d?. J?')' -,n ? Trlnld?d
?Ptnaata, Prlsti !??!. .lui? ?I r?n?ni?
Anien.-aii.R.'it.'r.Uiii. July 1?. W i mm
Kg i ,. Hurt Air . Jul) S II
hr!?iUt,l?fjor.| Bergen. July 37.Nut? <??> ?ii
4 , l.i.n.i- J'll? 31 " ?
11,,,-j T a , ' ;"il,?t'-" J"!/ -'1 ? ? -
H sici? .. tltliealon, July 81.8" i'??-in<
. si, ?i. eai.>i. A-'c I SaeaaaBO
SATI BOAT, A! ??? HT 7.
'UatmmA . IherpmM. lab; 88 Sau Mat
?HI |',?| Uierpnol. Jul? 11... Ani.-rl.-?i.
?1',-ruti? I'l i??' lull 7 1 At.?
?Tiiea??i..iilk?.... Pstras. July -1...*-*,
?Uulaot Hi H"M" . Au ? 1. . 4U'.'1"
lI'lfTa.,. ..noil. "H> -4. 44I1..1.
st rltrphsn.I..n..|,?i. Jul? 14.
Halber.H?m, Jim -?'? . -
?'almlilll Hair?. July H. -
Him l.urkrtihi. h rrldteliii. July .10.Z~Z~~
El Valla .Oil ill loe. Au? 1. ?o l lit
BMat.?lal?r?i,,ij. Au?. 1. Be Pa?
.-I M.AY, AI OUST ?
?I',tria.1,1.1" u, July II .... Tabre
?San l.lergio. . GlbfsMaV. Julv IT . Italian
Im Paleta?, lull 27 .Italian
?,?-,,|??,.hI II?rr?. July .'I. -?
Newton Ahbotl Manelllr?. Julv 3?.
Nnni.tii Hrl.lt? . Tairpl.-ii. Aug. 1. TT7T
llrllliai.l Taajftko, Aug. 1. soto
I'll? .I Sdvatmal...Savannah, Aug. 1 8a?aimali
?Un ,|, mm!
OlTGOINf.' STEAMERS.
IO-DAT.
llalli? I. ? 11 I '>" ?"? '
Mrtapan. Cr!?t',b?l. I f Ce !? no aiu 13:88 ?
I. ogtlnti. I r C?. . 0 .?'i ?in I-' 00 m
m,HI, i,I Urtnge, III,.. -.11 Co ?ra 1:88 te.
:? -. . n ?.II "0 lu I 00 cm
la-lap?. Ja? k.nnrll.r. I'ljde. - ! ".I
l.?ui|>asa?. Tin,|... .Mill?.r>.- ' "" I "'
Aiitllif?. New Hrlraii?. Bn i't.' .. ?? 13 '"' m
?o? of s? Laoult. Batuiaah. Bat. - '.?
I ; .? ?: Gi .. ?' - I'm ?? -
Btnlllg. H ? 4|.,i;,,ry...- 3 >0 |UU
MONDAY, AI 0C8T I
N'.-rf?.la.. HM I'"n. -'? ?''a
TRANSI 'ACIFIC MAILS.
CSOtt NT.
Paatluatton ?"?I ?t.-..m it. ? 80 p. a.
>u s.in Franrlaee) Mtltwela.T>. ?lay
Cook IlltBda. Sea Sea
land. Au-'ralla ivla San l'nn?-i?co) ?
Miittl . All 11
AlllllVI!'
Oil?dll? IB?, PltWUdl An 3. 10 'he ?Qu?en
.-. I. . , taalli and ajd?t Bar at ?', 38 a m.
Canraa, I.* Ouayra Jul) 24, Puerta Catielln IT,
Curaran J'. ?? l s?-, Juan II, lo Bll??. luiiitt A
?'.,. with ii.all? and nul?.-, llar ?t 8:43 p m. 4th
i'i.?hl.ig. I'?iiii.i," Jul] -I ?ml Tiupan 3T, 10 II
T Warden, with oll Bar a' 11 |. in. lib.
Dea ??< (?III Un, l.ii.ri'.il Juli -? to (he
Cunar?! s. Co, I. d liar tl ml-bilght. ?Hi
hXgl SI Nasaire .buy II, to Item Mill
liar tl ? I.I
li.Mtli.,- |Br), Till ? ' "? N F, July M, !u ihe
V.? Vnrt ??? I-, .:?? Hi? ?? s. i ?. ?m, ,-.,i.r.-r en
liar at S a in
i Rail Huelt? Jab IS. U) H.-nbtm A
!? ultli Ir.ai pyrite?. ll?r a? 11 p m. 4tb
Calrnlllll IBM, H?T7f* Jut, 13. to Ibe Cnnipagnl?
. i latliiitlque, with mda?-. lltr at 18:43
I
Almirante. Carteara I Jul? SS, l'n?rt?> Lolombl?
'77 Santa Mart? -'?. ? n-'-.hal J'.i and I? .
II i,, Un i idled FruH Co, wl h Bulb tad rod??.
I!?r at 1 83 !> in
? ?al Jurara Jul? 18, lo the Maaaaa 8a Uaa,
H llll lUgar. liar at 13 M p ?
Ityi.ilain Hi. un July 34 to 'be
with Batik ?ad ni-l'C. Btr
at 13 '-'" l> m
llaiiitl' ?I, Norfolk tnd Newport N>-??. le the
Old Dnralnli -? Co wtth Bklst Sandy Hook at
1 33 p m
Merit) ? lira? ) Iti" !? Janeiro June J". Vl.'nrla
:'?.. Hal,la Julv 1. Ma ? , ?. l'-n.aiiib-.n" 7. ?Vara
r tad Para '--. t? i t Whitney a Ce. with mill?
at .1 mi-, I!.- ' ,. m
El Sigln. (i?l?r?tf)ii July .'10. to the Southern
SURROGATE'S NOTICES._
IN PUR8UANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON?
nrab. John P. Co ha Ian, a Surrogat? of
the County of New York, NOTICE Is here?
by given to "Il person? having .lain.?
?gainai Samuel H Kleeem. late ?,f the
,f N? ?v York, nee?aaed, to present
the- same with voucher? thereof to the
subscribers, at their place of transacting
business, at tlie office of Whltiidge. Hut
lei & Mee, No. ?I Wall Street, in Tue
City of Ne* Torfe, on or before the tlr?t
day of Deeembei next.
Dated. New Y'ork. the sixth day of May.
181S
LOUISE VANDERBILT KI7KR,
SARAH J. KISS AM,
WILLIAM ADA3M KIMAM,
Ex?cutera,
WHITRIDGE. BUTLER * RI?CE, Attor
n?ya for Executor?, ?j Wall Street,
New York Cltv_
BERHT. MARCELLUS F.?IN PURSU
of ?n ?t ni of Hoiioi.ible John P.
Cohalan. a Surrogate of the County of
7\'. ?. York, liotl- ? I? hereby given to all
persona having claims against Mar.. llua
,'- I ry. late of th? ?'ounty of New York.
.! t?. preaenl the j.nne with ?..u,h
era thereof to tii. ?ubectiber, at tu place
of iranaactlna bualiieaa, No. 477 Wall street.
-.n The Ott, of Ne? York, on or before
th? Itth doi "f October next.
Dated, New York, th? :ith day of
Mai, h 181
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY
i IF NEW Y? ?UK. Ex ' utor.
CARTER. LEDYARD i- MILBURN,
Attorn, y.? fol Executor, 5? Wall street,
lloroiiKh of M it.bailar.. N,v. Y.?t k t'lty.
IN PUR8UANCE <iK AN ORDER OF HON
orabl? John P. Cohalan, a Surrogat? of
the County of Nee Fork, NOTICE is here
1,4 ui\en t.. all pertaon? ??aviiif; i ?aim?
a?aln?t Del??? <) \4 Icfebam, let? of the
?'..nut. "f N? i York, deceased, i.? present
lb? ?ii.lliC with vou Of to the sub
-. at her place ?,f iranaactlna buel
Mi? "Ihr of Root, ?'lark. Huckiier i
H ????.and. N< 31 Naaeau Btreet, in th?
!'.,r,u?;!i of M?? nh.illaii. ?'lty of N??i York,
un or before the i T t h day >.f November.
1915 MAKY ft WICKHAM,
Executi it.
Iiated. N'en York, the ?th day of May
'
OT CLARK, BUCKNER ,t MOW?
LAM?. Attorney? for Executrix. 31
i. i fork.
IN PURSUANCE OF .\.\ ORDER OK
H'.n John P. ?'?.halan, a Surrogate of
?Unty >.f New \,,rk. n?.tl.. is t.^re'.v
glv. n t.. al! pereone having clalma against
Hrnr) ''. T.nker. i.?te ?| th? Count) of
V '.. ?c? led. to present th? aama
with voucher? ti.eieof t.? th- subscriber?
at tl.. ? plac? if transa, ting buelaeae at
lb? ,,!!:-,? of ' 'h,,ate, Larocqut ,v Ml!.-hell
their attorney?. No ?0 Wall Street, in the
I York, on "r beforo the ^oth
day of September ? t
EDWARD I.. TINKER.
ANNIE II. TINKER
LOUISE 1^ TINKER
CHOATE. LAROCQUE A MlT.7Hb.LL
Attorne) s for i:-.e. utor?,
tl Wall Street Manhattan.
Ne?? Y'.rk citv
IN FVHSIAMK "K AS i.'HiKH '?r nn\'ni|.
able J I.,. P. I'liaian. a Surr, gut ni th?
Cnui.ty of New Yerk. nntl,-? 1? herd.) gi,rn t0
ah le-r^ ii? !,a?'.nt rliim? ?|?ln?t Ai,n7.n Ci?iid!-i,
Wl.ltrllir ii'- et lb? ?ounty of N?w Tork de
c*?*td. !?? prtttal ?he ??me. with ?. .u-her. thert
' - - ?? !?? .:?,-. ? rr. . ,
? Wall Street, B?r?'U|!i of JU: t.ai
t?i i ih? ? it? ,f N>w Y?,rk. on ur befure Um
Mi, ... ' ? . ?'? ? ? r neit
1??'. I. N, > York, tli? 4th dtj nt M.rrh 1915
UNITED .?I.4 1K.? TRUST COMPANY "!' Sl'lV
i""* Fitntii
STEWART .<< ?HaUIIKn Attorney? ; r Eieculot
4 4\? : .? rr,?' Manhattan. s>.i Turk.
SI MMONS.
8CPREME l'i'l'll? "K IHK Si ATE~?F
N. ? Tork?Pauline Blauateln, p ,
; the t'nit?,| Sta-a-i
In I? p n .- ..' - vi.-:- Fret S ?ru of larael and
Mi.r? Blauateln, del ;r:,,i deal red
:t. th? County of ,\> i Ynrk.
To th? ai,,??? named defendant? ?Y?>u
tummoned t
plaint In II , . >.. tertre a
oe the !\ut tur?
attorney ??lthm twenty day? aft. : th> ?er
' thla ?ummoni ? ? . ?.... ,?av
? ' ? . and In ease of n.ur failure t.,
appear or ans.??r. Judgment Will !? taken
for th- r- lief de?
in th? romp
luted New Y ,rk. 'April 7th
ah? ?!.;?n '?, ?HEN
PUinttff'i Attorney. Office ano f .. .\,1.
? <h nt
Manhattan. New York ' ??>
To Mary Blauateln, th? ?i.o?? named
'
?erie.i upon you, !?? publication, pur
' '"? " ig' ne
lui - ie Court of
.- ? ' Tork !??-.. ...
? n.! nl.it with the com.
? :'-- em? t ol tl.. Clerk of the
rfe .t the ?',,unty '-..-i-t
' " attaa. Clt) ..f Sett
up!..Int hav
? "th day of May. 1?1$ ?
! ?> ! ;
ADOLPH COHEN,
PlalntlBTa Atl i im? a and p o a.i
Broedwai. Bun u?U of
Manhattan, Ne* ?oik City. ,
I.
roam OU ??h rndar li'iarauM"' ?' ' J ' *?"??,?
Tssi. I'-.t Arthur v.. Clay*.'? I", * '?,
mur Kar). ??-?':???,?""*?; .",;Jr fur .?
M la UM Muli-'?' ? l',,lr' "'"' "
"V ,;,-;?-V'VT.'.-.' *... * 1** nsntss
,,'. t?%??*.? ?
SAIl.Kf
Sle.mer. Moh.wk. 'harie.lo,, ?nd i?***3*1|5.i
jHfwson. Sorfol? snd., ;w?r;i'?;^"'?'.'.?r? mn.
Adfsnre, <'ri?t?'.al. Mono i a?tl?. ?jstana.
&f.lT Id..,' ' B?LR??;? ??.5* ',>r ?o, !,0,
lier S.'I'l'li '. ??Slid i'ir h-J"h Hook "' h m
STEAMERS AT FOKKI..N PORTS.
AIIIIIYKI"
Maus. Au? I A-iii"?i tOtwmi. Kam Y?f> I*
''mT';.--!.. Au? i h"?? u*?. -nv** v"ri' ,o'
Au? 4 S?.,f Ann? (Frl. Kam Y'.rk
?, e Am " lord Uownshlr? iBr), N?** Ttwk.
, -ij.rgAuf< I PI?.Dsrni. Kam tat. -i.
A,r fee A?'!'"-i- ..___ ...
||.r.|.?u.. Juli ?n I-a I'?"''', Hrl.N.7 v,,,? ,i?
.m?, il i.iii.iui: (Br). Kam lata ?i?
IlStrs Aue I- Atlirr-'one Ulf!. Na* Y??*. ..
A,'., iMoiVtl. ?Hg I 1'ollraH? IBr>, N**" *???* ?*?
IleVi?i'.' A'iV I l!erget,?fj.-rd iNorL NW Vorl.
Calcutta. Au? I Sani.?'? IBr), N?-? Y??B ?l?
, ho, et''.
SADaED
UlllBBOl, Au? 4 II?!"' IB?), Kam York; Do
mlnlon (Br). rhiudeiphu
Hull. Aux 4 OkSM 'Mr.. s.-? Y?T?
PASSED
l'iard. Auf I? las Oml'lie (Md.), N"?? York
',.r |(i,.|er.|?m.
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty-four Hours.
?yMMagtsn. Aug I Pit Mar? dl trlbetlsa k wn
ajinan t., nicht, alrlxxi'li Uten ??s ? general MS
111" lerate fall III tlie .?'olltll. S'iU?.:?".'t and 4'en'ral
44>.t. and a moderar? rlv llsiwksf?. Rain? ">"?
ilnu. .I In Ibt upper lake region and shower? In the
Atlantic state-., hut elsewhere the -.leather ?a? ?en
?rally fair rsetpl M *? ??>*?* aysmauas region
aad '?treme We.t, m Texas, ?here there ?ere la Si
il.'inder Mst-Sira It M "'"-r I? "'e upper '""n
V?lley, th? l"*er l?ke reffen sud portion? of the
ajftTfr AOaaUa St-MSS. lbs middle pl?te?u ?nd tri?
rstrrme Soutli?.-?l, and ,ener?Ily ?t?rmer el?'"l.-r<-.
rt.-ept In th- P?. Ire- ItaMsa <rener?lly ?pesklne.
tempera-ure? are .?n.l'WaMjr ,"'l'm ** '-"n"tl
amage In the 'Mil.. Vail" an I the upper lake ???
ttom. and ?hnte the ???tage In Ike Ni.rtliv.e?t With
the eieeptlm, .,? loeal rikiweri K.-id.y. ?nd prol'.l.ly
.???urday. In the lake ?atea SBd the ?out? Atlsntle
?Ute*, the ?rather ?III I? g.nerall? fair esst of the
yri-?.?-liil Kl,er duriiif me n.-it t?o days, with
?ini'?li?t higher l?*S|l?ISt?r?l In U'irhrrn Interior
districts.
Wind? for Friday and Sarurdav: North Atlanta*.
nv l-r.t,. n.,rthe?.?t to e?,i. middle Allan'!,'. Brad
grata ntl?M?. mo<riy wast: ?saa AUsatic, mo-i
rraie ?outliw-?t. tseaat ?srUhle off tli- l'1-.il'U
eaa, - ea?t 4'ulf. gentie t, mo?StsS* Mrtfe f ?'?
?i-i,,'?,?: we.t '?ulf. noderstcessl to SBath; wer
Ukr?. genii, to n..?l>r?'r. ?hirtli.g. k?? Ukag.
gentle 1" ni,"|era'. ISflsl ? BWStl? -"Uthweat on
\Vr-'cn, Erie
F?r?e?iti for Special Locslltl??.?Esttern New
Y?rk. D?l?w?rf. No* J??ey. P?nniyl??nla and
Southern New England, un.ettl'd t?-day. with local
?r.owtM; partly cloudy .?-morrow.
in.irle- ul r.ilutiii. a. Msrylsnd. Mrglnu. nuiiii
er.i N-? KngUiid "i?l Wrsteii. New York. . L.u.ly 1"
dai ?I, 1 t,,-morrow. _
Local Official Record. Th. followltif offlel?! rec
ard from thr 4Veather Iluregu ?li.?! the eliange? In
the tei.,i...?''ire for Us ISM \mwto -four hour?. In
romparison ?I'h 11? e.,r.e??H ndh.g date of Ia?l >e?r
1114 i-I- ?M '"l''.
?: ? m. ** Hi r- ? ???? H S
, , ?, ..., ?I :? v ru. '" "''
:? a ni ... fl S" "? ?. fi '"
1 ? ni. "- IljU p. ?. ?"'
4 1 m I -; Il
lllglie.t t. mperaiiire rcsUrday, IT degree? (St
: m n m i. ? ? -: - ?' " 4" * ?V' ?
aierage y.?ter.|a>. fO; average for e".-rr?l'Oil. Ing
dat.- la^t jeai. TO. aterage lof .'orri-.?|K?idli:g date
laut thirty time yean. "I
Oarometer Readlngi.
? a m "? n.i 1 p ? B.i' >n -* W
Humidity.
? a m II 1 r m . "1 1 p m Iy
Local Fon?ait.?1 :iitttl?.i to-day. ui-morruw.
par;l> .?!? udv. uimlerale east wliel?
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Trantfrr? ?nd Assignment!. I P in. Aug 1
Sergta t H Ksfsky, 81b In iti; John C??.-y. Md
;,, .?hi John y li?r. '?Ill '" "?!'. I'lhun. S.?.
jagel 2d m Iflat; -t. 11. Hsiilon, nh to tSth;
Charles Holsmschcr, rtti to ItOlU: John J. !MpP,
irti, to :i:>ili. I). V, I'ailiiiian. :'l-t t" I4:i.l. I' II
Kiidrni 2*1 lo 14 d; -l V. Wals. ?4h to r.'tl..
I. V ?Veil. .:jd lo ?".th. aastgiiaienl ?.ierlcsl duty
:? ueil; Matin K ' " ?>-'!. ? '?
154th; M II o'llrle: .,.*,tl. lo iMth.
ii-?i?iif,| iii.'ui.i-l duty; V i Uaney. *?tk le Hi..
?-?Igiiineiii mounted duly .11?. "UlliiUid ? Il J. Hit?
?erty Wtli ..--Ig . d blcye:? duty: ll Derlcth. 14.i>l
. li. II, Va.i Colt, I4?d la '.".M. IlirhaH
Iinl.riale. 14ii:li lo flh: Kdruund Power?, I.'.oth 10
-.ii, a v '.,!," ? I'i'.i io z'atli : P. II. Mu-n<r.
?.-.4 ?'. to 17th: Patrirk McOraue l""iii lo .'-''I. I.
j I Joan, [ji?i -,, W; w. a lin, ?au, .TmIi to
i Daly. "lath i" Ii3d; I rmik Loi .
lo l'.eili. I p. in . Auk l M 44 Murphy, l?et.
Ilur. t" :?i:h, dnlgnstliMi ?el detcvtli.rgt.
Temporary Assignment,.?lu-i?,-,?r J. J K?rrell.
Mb I l> In i,,iii.i,. 1Mb I 1>.. :i. a.idiilon to
lays. I a ni. Aug. 9; ?'?iiUIn I. A. I'.m
hojr. 2?d. I.miiiatid 3,1 I. 1).. 4 day-. ? ?. In.
All? ?I. PtlB '. J 44 I - ? 14- I. to 11. 14. II.
riqusd. duty In rl. ? '? 10 ilays. * ?< m- Aug.
.i k. ii ? ? 44 n it'.-?., r./.i. f i it ii
I Ii 4 p m. Aug 7. to ? a m. Ailg I?; S. .1.
it-iis. r.'.il.. lo H. H n Squsd i'i'y la I * I,
- i ? Aug I
Assignments Olscontlnund.??. rgi Joeepb Hagan.
1-,::,.. iiiou'i',',1 ihlty. I u m. Ana 4: I'tlmn Jam.
.. .. . . ?|, luty, 4 p in. Am "
Lr??es of Absrnte lallli full pay ' Inipavtor I
.1 Mnrri- I I n I I..,- ? i i. An.- 11 . Cap
tain V A Tlernej omnsndli -? 1Mb I. I> . ?4 ?lay?.
s a ne Aug I 44.; , ,. I'tlmn V A
Timme?. I.-.2.I. 1 dsy. - a ta, Aug I; H K Tullv.
l.-i.id 1 ?Ui. I V in. Aug - ?. I, iMiin- UTlli.
4'ig - I'. -, r Kur.-w Mler. ;- ;d, I
.!?! ? p ';,. A
Susp'ndfd. ? I'll.::i Hart > Han,,-- I ??
?i m. Aug. 4.
FIRE RECORD.
: i A M -II ' ' '? ' ?'? H"tel,
a: Irish g
H l. i at. I), liraii'ler. trifling.
' -t lild ii, ,1 .-,':i ?i . i> riainian . trifling.
i i Kj.i ?"'.li. ,! . I ? ? .!? 'i 'rifling.
i ? ani?n -i . !' Malta; ?light
194 I't n ll Ore? reit; illghl
< i ; Thiid ?l. II Adamkln -'gin
1 1.1 I'. i| 270 \4"-r Kourtli ? i Ksutae; ?ligl.t
i i ? 44', ? ..ii, i . ? o? rkln; $.'"
! |I ir." 41, il. ,, |, .44 i i. : , ?light,
l -.. ? i ?r K. M Btroa '-? -
Irlfll ,
1.2.1 .'i; 4\. ? , ? . .? Mrs 111.?,le
i ? r .-? ?. i ? Ktelyn Cohen . I ?'??.
?. 4\ : 141H H Hob man. iT.rStng.
i ? , j. V MrWallrr; IM?
ni Ka?i l-'iii. ii Jewel ? and] Manufactur?
ing C.I 'III . HI!.'
? . ?T "1 Ka-i 1":,| ll . > '4 , ?<- irlfllng
? , , ? < ? ? . ?. Mlla, trlflli.f.
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I rising
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Now ut
?*S-3l) \le?t :illh Mreet,
Hetneeii lifth \nnne und I4r.,ild\i ay.
iAw *?#~?&
IIS N \*.?.\l HTRKCT
Ne., r Pad? ,. ' 'ounty . -ourts
Brooklyn Bridge Subway, Hi
Afternoon Claaaea 4:15 to 6:15
Evening Claa*e? 7:45 to 9:45
Tern llegin? >e|>t M I \?-K SYKTWi.
Tuition I-'"- ' IB? M . T. n In..Urs.
?'atal' i atl"n to lt.gi?'rar.
Ill SIN??. ??( HIIOI.S.
PACKARD
?? COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL
I '-u:- .ii.'i Ave. und :'..1tli ??Ireei.
Se. : : : 1' : ? tu? N'.i Soil II 1rs
BUSINESS CARDS.
'AllKrll. ?Alll'IT ?I.KASISi, ??..??lean? h?
i'.uil re-?e,| a:r. ?tefJB. hand Of < l. fl,?tr 1V.4
Broad?u. 4.-I Kaat 4vn .i mt k HliAMir
Ml I.TllillAI'll Tl IK4VKITTKV I.KTThliS
? II 71. in ?no. 13.
?iK'l ll 44I.ATHHCI"llli
HO B'y iKn'iilalir Hi if I, Ra? ui 1.1 'I Hee-tor 4J41.
nCW Y'-l?h ?'Alin-.T ?l.KAMNti 4N?JltK?
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fina HI'.- 44?.\t.\ Hlu4! OfJ) ? AIIPKTS.
: !r rir.ular.
TeL I'a^: IM3 Hull.. 4JT-4J? Vital titii St.
CUNARD
Established tSji
EUROPE via LIVERPOOL
Orduna, . ?Sat. Aug. 21. 10 A. M
?Tuscan.?. . . Fr... Aug. 27. 5 P. M.
Saxonia. . . Sat.. Sept. 4, 10 A. M.
'Cam-ronia. . . fr..,Scpt. 10. 5 P. M
Orduna. . . Sal., Sept. 18, 10 A. M
' Tuscan.a . . Fn.. Srpt. 24. 5 P. M
Saxonia. . . . Sat., Oct 2. 10 A. M*
?KN KOITK TO GLASGOW.
ROUND THE WO.<L.D TOU H>
l'laiougi? (.<>?,king? to ?II principal t'urlt
of (be World.
(?i.Vir.VNa'MOf 111 t.U-i* St VTE'iT.N.Y.
FRENCH LINE
? ?iiniuigiile (ienernle Transa?lantl?|ue
postai, swsni? i
Sailings for BORDEAUX
ESPAGNE, .--. Aug. 7. 3 P. M.
ROCHAMBEAU, - - Aug. 14, 3 P. M.
LA TOURAINE, - Aug. 21, 3 P.M.
CHICAGO, --- - Aug. 28, 3 P. M
FOR INFORMATION APPLY
COMPANY'S OFFICE, nsn\m%tlna%im%
Go
Ti?
For Your Vacation?
BEHMUDA
9-Day Tour?All Expense? $45.50 up
I - in,:?. I Attr?, tl"-? f r I ?-an? ?Ut?.
? -it t..?n MU I e Allante- Cut?! H
Send 7'.r Loo R?-< i .-!>'? It ?' ' lie??
Twin Screw "Bermudian"
S?l?ty?Speed?Comlort?Sail? Altrrmle Wed?.4 Sat?.
??liebe?- S. N <'... II Bi-oadway, N T.:
?'"Ok A Ben, :r. A 1.801 B',<??. 181 a ?I ttb
A? : Rirtantld A Whit, ?mb. 333 Mh Av . (? K.
Mii?ter? 1.741 B'?av. Krank Tourist CTO 108
li'.-a 1 I! Law. 11.t B'way; McCaaa'? T'.un?.
I 138 II?? a-,
Ren un" imp *na il *?>?<* Montag??
nCU U LlnC street. Bklyn. it Soon
Tor Porn ?nee < ?rartO .% Venez'iel?^
CASACAS Aug M ri!II,AI>Mal'IIIA Aug 13
/I MA Aug II MAItA? AlH" Kept. 1
.Superior Ai'-onini"l?ti"n? f,,r 1'a.iieiigerl
BUBS DALLSTT A CO.
Onera! Manager? ? Will Btreet
BDA TH and the 17a?t Cn??t af
rtAa.IL Battth Aawttr? ?U lurhad?-?.
?sillas? -?-r? 't. ?eeka.
LLOYD BRAZILEIRO. 17 State St.. N. V. CHy.
?SEABCmiGHTBOUTt
NEW YORK? ALBANY?TstOl
and the NOKl. ?
l>e!lv, '.r.?-lnd?-# IBBO?;
? ?pliai <7ltT l,l?e I'le: 83 .1. R. tnet
< cn.ii f?.. Oi'.'o r. IL. 'v. is??! at. ?too
I?, tl. Utte Troy diOO P. M? Albany
SrtlO P. M. Kire |'..?0.
New NlSht Kxr?re???-Pler 82 N B.
?iOO P. M.. We?r 1321 St., 10.00 P. ?f,
I.e?Te Tr?,v le^rept l.ttndt/i OiOO 1*. W?
Al"e*nr, drill*-, lne'wding Sanday. HUM?
P.M. rtre 82 on? "?y. 83.,',0 round rrip.
Peoi.ie'. Lltie i ?r ;.; N.R . ?100 P. Vf.,
W. '712.3 St.. ?l-llO P. **j. '?"?'<? *"biny.
SiOo P. at. rare I-"0 ea? wi -. tz 30
reend tri?.
Bur.dar morning
laoat 1er Newburirli,
Fought-??. ?1?. him.
ron I'.'i.t and A!
biny leur?? Pier 32.
X. it ??SO A. 4M..
W. 182,1 Ht.. lOi?M?
A. M. ?.ear?? Al?
bany, IOiOO A. M.
Tel. Spring P400 SO]
or night
l.?r,r?i,t Hiver
I Steamship? In
th? World.
SUNDAY SAIL
Up the Hudson
This is a delightful day'? outing:
ISO mile sail through the most beau?
tiful i>',tt:?.ti ??'. th? i.i ? r,
Newburgh, Pough
keepsie & Return $1
on the big handsome steamer
BENJ.B.ODELL
Lear? ? Franklin St . Boarder, 1:00 A M .
Weal l-luth St., 'J:HU A. M . for IV.,;
i on, Newburgh ?nd Pough
K< ?, I? Muale. Restaurant l-unoh
R r., ROUI d Trip J! ?"?
CENTRAL HUDSON LINE
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $4.00
fn? !.. Pier 14. N K. ft- Ku.-.on St.
,' i 11 1' Bt. M"-:
Protldenee line: str?. Iv. Pier 14 M lt..
ft. Fulton Street, week daj P.M.
Neu London Line, >ti Iv. l'ur 10, N. R.,
ft. Houston St., week dais only. 5 in P M..
Pl.r 70 I H ft 17 ??d St.. ?00 P M
New It.-'lford I Joe I Btra I? l'i r 10, N
R. ft Houston St., ?ae. k days only, ?t >, p. M
Ne? II.urn Line, s" j-,. | .. i; |t
n Catherin? St., ???eu ,u,a. : 47, P lt..
Sun.!..??-. I 18 .\ M 1*1' r 7?. ft. K ltd St.
week da?..?. 1:88 r?. M ; Sun.l..>?. 10:00 \. M
Itriilgeiiort line. areoB .!..?? 'illy ?tr. |v
Pier 2? 17 It . 3 88 P. M.. Pier 70. ft. i: ltd
st . week dej i, IS P M ; Sundays, ? :.:. p M
mwm
Bn.il and Trolley.
Worcter. $2.ISO. Prorld.ne. .drect. }I.J?J.
Xaleri.om?. SI. >>l.5i) A ?J
l?aily. in.-liidlng Sun.lay. S:S0 p m.
rrroi I'?r III. I It I'hen. -.'-?/ Baaelaiar
?'ItJ Tlrle? Of?.? :-90 Brad?i?y. N ?
I >'<"??>, TIckM O-t-e It ?met n ! M ?L
_Write for i'lu>ir?i?,l lei?i?r
enci YACHT CLIFTON |7ec
??Jw SIGHT SEEING # O
M.r.M,, 10 III ,?? M .. lllnurlnil, !ll:.rMf?:i|
AROUND Li I ?i w 134 Mi ! B
MANHATTAN ISLE ?Ix? 2k ?dll
I OR SALE.
I
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MUSICAL INSTRrCTItiN.
INSTITUTE OF MbSICAL ART.
_B??^27?5. 17 ^ChrinortAv,., Nat. York City.
3CKOOL 1?.ENCIES,
Anaerlraa and Foreign Tenrbera' Ageni-y.??
rutero.
?
M J YOUNO
1-1 l.T< '"_j ..re
HELP WANTKI).
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FIOST iT.A.-'.- T.i.il. 4!.\.?!.I!>? ? d ?II
4 .
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III !. i ', Ii,?- i ?? . .
HOUtfe . r I f fa AS "'?? a A !\ I ll. ,' Ii
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POMF.STK SITUATIONS WANTED
Female?
ROI BKWOtVatn -rtunim Amert.-tn ?trong. eOB
In?. elly o? countiy . tli-ellent r-ferein-e? Latuii'i
?VMiaiy. TI ?. ;:?uj ,l 'I'liou? 3311 U*ri?aa.
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mm
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Up the Hudson
By Daylight
AH .Servir? llaily B????*i ""indar
Dire? ti-?: . ? ? ? lo ?:
? i
. a, Serai ? \ma%m\
the w . ?t j '..i North
i AH throug'i rsil IlelK 11 .. tor?
I and AIL.U1-, H- ? ? pte,|
l>e?liri?.?e? M. ? i, ,. M , , ,j St
9 A M , W |2lth Hi
? 4.'. a M bandins ?? ??? ? ,.
1 burgh Pirugh keeps i. ,
k.. Mudaon land A
Alea iie.iirii?^? ?i ' '-* st_
10; IV IXItk S' . '. ? 1 SO A
M?, f'.r Mear M , rs.
' wsll. Newhurgh anl k'uughk? ?
tine liny Hilling? to I- ,'uliU e,,.M, \C4,,
hurgh l,r?t l'oint. <>r It.ir Moaataa*,
?
Afternoon Boat
for Hear Mountain. V\>. ggj?
Pougl ,
leave? Deabreaae? St. I 4', I' -? ,v 4;?)
j St.. 2 i' m . m :::"?. . ?- ?.
; Yonk- ; - ?; I . !? M i' ,
I Ideal outings to Hear Mounts : Wast
I ? returning by Sir "KolllKl |*| L
Tl?."
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ay L
River
i n e
iinmJtcamboatCa
DKBT >b\ UMIIV4. -?IK IUKIH?
Oallj al h \. M. ?? ? Pier I s li n\|y
SPECIAL NOTICE
NO LAMJlNti VI W. 2.1? ST.
Patrons ?, ??vir
n. kel ?. ? : IIHin - , t \\||4?iit
CO. a' Ht..?T ISStfa hi. II4I.VV.
Til? N -Mil.
CONEY ISLAND
I.KWi: W?aVt IMTH STBEKT,
'.? on. I I" 1" .? M 1 ?- ???
1:15, n. 4:15. 51.1, I \[
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ROCKAWAY BEACH
"GRAND REPUBLIC
I.v. fonkara 1:15 A " 44 1 xfa at, I M
a m ?! ; . P m : Pier ink
1 IS P M K"?'k'in:i. I'- irk, 3'iPII.
Transfer 1.. ?tr, ???.r.,i,.i tc?-i?.ii?ii?-.**
ci Telei lone I . - - ?:
UP THE CEAUTIFU. HUDSON
Str. "HIGHLAND v:
L?> '.:??? :, I rV(M . : ?t . 1 U l*?l?
A M
DANCING. REGULAR DINNth i*?.
Str. "MARY POWELL" K
st ; ? . 4 . a m
lounda,, and Hoiiday,. S>TR. "NEW Bw, RGM'l
Sundays A H <
McALLISrER STDT CO. Tl Bnsad 914.
I Mary Powell St D t Co. I" -.- . 1.4'.
Atlantic Highlands
?cf/TLHuVFAREiOCts
AUTOMOBILES CAhtlEO: Capacity j? Cri.
T .? Ko it? for A
Li-, l'l :? Wh lei . 1 ?
S- V \- .?? .-.. I , rr : . 4 .4
.? A M . : I' M .
l'a
DAYLICHT TRIPS
Lorn, island Sound
NEW LONDON LINE
1' I N R ft lieu
..' ?' I A. !
Norwich. M.iid'.gt, 1, 44 it.li 111
:
4 II) I 1. kel .?rent I" 1 |tr,. ? Im If, M I
KEANsbuh^
I.t llaitery In ? ?
? .lia?
p ni ins 4 M t> m I a
Sight-Seeing Yachts
Lve. BJtrry Pier. 10 N * ' H- ?
TO SANDY HOOK AND TH?. OLLAS id*. P. ??
?All.? \M? M M> W II If? T?
INTERSTATE PARK LANDINGS
:.\i.om. mi. 1 \i 1? im ?i
Mit. KINOSTON U at it
10 A M . I mm ? 1 T*1?
ni.m k island, omi ST.
I'RKKM'ul.l, ?HI I M I l-I.AND
AMI SAU II 1KBOR
Str ainbosl
c-n ? : ?in si-.
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I - i- H
CONEY ISLAND ,
ROCKAWAY BEACH
?Tl:- !.. ' -
... v ,
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BTBAMSBir Ml Mr- 1*0 ?NI ?,'iRT
liriii-ial 4k-i nl? all I'"" ?_
Kn.iuoii.l O IVIllteul 1 1 ? I?.?*.*
EXCURSIONS.
Lake Hopatcong S1.00
5Vf?** ????lir.H?r-w ?Isa mOOtf Sun
riCAI OUriQcy djye:tiMoli(l??
Lt. ?T. ;}\ It. S JO; 1 **
Jackion Ave.. Jers?y
I . I i- ,< ??,??. ??
Atlantic City $2.50
Next Sunday ?"-?-";? "'?-??
L?. U . i
Ull'O
-
via New Jersey Cekt?WLJ
I'll ires ? ?ass???*?ar?s?^i-^ M.aaa????*arta??. -am e.+wm wm wm ?I -? %*wm'W0*Z,
Delightful Afternoon Trip
to Bear Mountain Park
or WEST POINT
Steamer "Aibany
Str. "Robert Fultcn
?
BEIT TRIP 10? 8ATUR3AY AfT?MH00?._
CLOCK ISLAND, ?Vcn
U KVIKY SUNDAY, f I lJU
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