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MOOSE SLATED
TO INDORSE MOSS
Some Republican Leaders
for Him as District At?
torney, He Is Told.
FUSION DFALS
IN MANY DISTRICTS
Progret&ives Expected to Ap?
prove Justices Greenbaum,
Clarke. Shearn and 1 inch.
Frank Moss has a majority of the dis?
trict lenders of the Progressive organi?
sation, and it is expected that at a meet?
ing of the executive committee at head
' is 'lue-,lay night he will receive
their indei the Progreiiivs
candidate fr>r District Attorney.
The Progressives have been told that
while the Republican organization will
have to stand by District Attorney Per?
kins for renomination, a number of
for Mr. Moss, whose Repub?
lican friei ing t?' wager he
can carry the primaries of that organi
. .se of his ability as a cam?
paigner.
The Republican executive committee
will : '.er part of no\t week
to consider candidates to be indorsed
by the organisation m the primaries.
It has been thought liest to hold off mid
see svhat the 1 ? and Demo?
cratic organizations would do.
John C. i Suspender Jacki Mr?,
circulating petitions to run for the
Progressive nomination for Sheriff, but
ttle chance of getting the support
of that organization, although at pres?
ent it has no one picked for the nomi?
nation.
In addition to indorsing Justices
Greenbaum and Clarke, the Progressives
ssill probably indorse Justice? Shearn
and Edward R. Finch, appointed yester?
day by the Governor, for the Supreme
rt bench.
Work looking toward fusion on local
candidates is in progress in several As?
sembly districts. The Republicans and
Progressives have completed an agree?
ment in the li?th District, Wi liam D.
Hrush. the Republican leader, is to get
the Progressive support for re-election
to the Board of Aldermen, while the
Republicans are to nominate James
Walsh. Progressive, for the Assembly.
Last year the Republicans and Pro
- cs in the district put up separnte
tickets, resulting m the election of
Patrick F. Cotter, Democrat, to the As?
sembly
Samuel Marx, Democratic leader of
the 31st District, has arranged to fuse
with the Cleveland Democracy on can?
didates for the Assembly and Hoard of
Aldermen.
It i< reported that Thomas F. Shan?
non, Democratic leader of the 20th Dis?
trict, has decided to turn down Alder-1
man John J. Reardon for renomination.
Reardon was known as the "marrying"
alderman, and his rejection is likely to
cause a split in the district organiza?
tion.
FIRE RECORD.
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JUSTICE DKla.WVS
SUCCESSOR.
lidward R. Finch.
WHITMAN NAMES
FINCH TO BENCH
Honest Ballot Association Head
Takes Place of Late Jus?
tice Deiany.
Edward R. Finch, formerly chairman
of the lass- committee of the Republi?
can county committee, yesterday was
appointed justice of the Supreme Court
by Governor Whitman. He takes the
place of Justice John .1. Deiany, Dem?
ocrat, who died recently, and will serve
under appointment until January 1.
when the successor to Justice Deiany,
to be elected in November, ss-ill take
his seat.
This appointment has caused the
Governor anxiety because of the large
number of Republicana in the field
for it.
Mr. Finch will, of course, run in the
Republican primaries for the nomina?
tion to succeed himself, and in all
probability will receive it. Justice
John Proctor ? larke. whose term ex?
pires this year, is slated for renomi?
nation.
Mr. Finch has probably done as much
as any one man to put on the statute
reforms in the election law. (lue
of his greatest triumphs WBS the sig?
nature law, which makes it more dilli
cult to practise fraud in the primary
and general elections.
Horn ii. New York City in 1873, Mr.
Finch was graduated with a Phi Beta
Kappa key from Vale University in
Since receiving his lass- degree
from Columbia seventeen years ago he
has practised law in this citv. Gov?
ernor Hughes appointed him special
cornm: mine the charges
brought against San.1 i?. Nutt, a Cor?
oner of Queens County.
Mr. Finch is chairman of the execu?
tive committee of the Honest Ballot
Association, on the executive commit?
tee of the Chilli's Welfare Committee,
has served as secretary of the Repub?
lican Club, and for eight years has
been a trustee of the City Club,
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REV. WILLIAM H. ROBERTS. D.'d.
THE BRICKCHURCH
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PRESBYTERIAN CHUHJH.
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Rtv. D. Hoflnan Mar.In, ?. U.. Paitor.
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WtbT-PAKK PRESBYTERIAN CHUHCH.
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Rev ANTHONY H. EVANS. U. 0. ' , ..,?.?
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PEASANT SNARES
DESERT MONARCH
Calls Honest Steve" as
Lebaudy Dickers Over
"Long-Horned Kine.
DEPOSED EMPEROR
FEARS CONSPIRACY
?lames Wife for His Return to
Sanatorium Talk of I.ove
for 'Phone Girl Rife.
Or. Joseph II. Bagart, of Rosira, nnd
Dr. Guy P. I'lophdin, of MiBeola, think
.laciiiii's Labaudy, Emperor of the Sa
hiirns, ihould remain la the Knicker?
bocker Hall isnatorlum at Amlt-rviUe,
hut the Emperor ?1???^ not think bo.
Phercfore, when the commitment
rapen are bronchi up before Justice
Scudder at Mine?la this morning hi?
l.isvycr, Psul de Fere, of 6 Nassau
St ret, ssill probably make n fiKht for
Ins client'i freedom. Lebaudy Insinu?
ate! there is ? dark eonspiraey asjalnst
( him. He namei his wife si one of the
! chief conspirators.
The Emperoi ??is caught a?-ain e.irlv
yesterday morning, after roaming: all
night over Long island, following hii
eacspe fro? the aanatorlum. His face
.-?.sere.; with bramble icratchei and
mo* luito bites, he walked Jauntily into
?he barnyard of a farmer at Hunting
Ion m-.1 immediately inquired the price
.?i "long-horned cattle."
"?You're Lebaudy; that's who sou
are. ' said the farmer.
??oh. you rogue; you know me.
answered the Emperor.
The fariner communicated svith l>eo
uty Sheriff Amis Kiggs, who got hold
of Sheriff Steve Pettit. Lebaudy wai
taken hack to Amityvillc in a motor
car. He talked very rationally on the
trip, and at the sanatorium, too. It
whs said that as soon as he realized
he .sas under observstion again ha be?
caine very canny.
?;. told On I-onK Island ves
. .-aid Lebaudy was infatuated
with a telephone operator in s Sew
York dancing palace and had tried to
get hei to go to France with him. An?
other statement made was that last
week he telephoned to Assistant Dis?
trict Attorney Charles S. Weeks of
Nassau County and asked if ?? warrant
had been issued for him l Lebaud) ,
Mr. Weeks said there wai not, and Le?
baudy kept talking so disconnectedly
that the Assistant District Attorney
finally put down the receiver.
The VVestbury home of the ?Emperor
had been a fine place once, but il s:.?!lv
run dosvn now, Ifeiterday the grasi
seas unkempt and a small goal wai
munchintr the shruhhery. Mme. Le?
an 1 Ik r young daughter were
ng al.out with tss(> native Long
Islanders, who, the maid said, were
i-i, pectivc purchasers of the dejected
looking h?.i ses which the Emperor
bought for Ins foreign legion of A. D.T.
boys, Th?- hoi ses, bony, sick and lame.
were having a hard time fighting off
the mosquitoes, which, lodging from
their numbei -, appeared to have nade
the I.ciiiiii,);.- place the central bureau
from which they handle all Long
Island.
EIGHT-HOUR DAY,
OR 26,000 STRIKE
Woman Labor Organizer
Issues This Challenge to
Bridgeport Employers.
Unless the eight-hour day is grant?
ed, there will be in liridgeport, Conn ,
within two weeki itrikei involving
26,000 workers. This is the challenge
of Miss Mary Scully, organizer for the
American F?d?ration of Labor. When
the Remington arm- and am?
munition factory, influenced by the
filled svith men and
Starting for agitation nicotines,
began to svalk out, Miss Scully 1
them to return to work,
"I can't have more than one .?trikc
at a tin!?," she exclaimed to one icroup
? of girls. "If you -.'..nit the eight-hour
? day just wait until I can get it for
; you in the ripht way."' The Reming
j ton company employs more than B,'?"'i
Their grievance is said to De
dissatisfaction with the eight-hour
plan worked by the company recently.
Other labor developments in Bridge?
port yesterday w?
The Harvey llubbell Company, Inc.,
(-Tinted the eicht hour day ( i 160 men
without reduction m wage ; employ?e
of the Georg? C, Batcnellor i
Company and th<- ' town Corset Con
pans- have submitted the same set of
demands (-ranted by the Warner
!? rothers' Company; 40C ?-iris and 10ti
, men walked out ?>.' the Urs,mt Elec?
tric Company, the Bridgeport i>.
the Westinghouse Company; 600 K'irl.s
left the Star Shirt Ci'iiipi.ny. :.''. 1
forty buffer.; of t.ie Holmes ?.v. Ed?
wards Company sod .200 ?nen
women employed by the Electric Cable
Conn,any Wl t.< on . '.like.
r.' idem ?I. ?I. Keppler of ta?
ational Association of Machia?
returned from Washington >??.:.
with orden from the executive
board to go ahead with a strike when
i-ser Ik deemed it advisable.
Secretary Banael, of the ?Ladies'
Tailors' Union said yeiterday that ali
preparation! have been mad.' for a
genera] st-ike whic'i will involve 20,
000 men and women. The ?lite of .ne
il to be kept -.-.
Five hundred employee of the Gen
iia! Chen ' "tnj any at Edgewster
ss? m ? ? ? lay. They want
a 15 per cent increase in wages and
..!,?! a half for overtime.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
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Shipping Information and
Marine News of the World
Vetada Arriving: nt nnd De?
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STEAMEKS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
THE WEST EXD STORAGE WAREHOUSE
.-Id ? KfVr HUTU M.
t, 1?1S
To ?' Irthur t'olto
I'll.ul Mr, I'.
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: I'u'i Mr
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In ill II. I . .1. |. I
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Henri V Kill.-, Martin k.
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for tl
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THE WEST EN?3 STORAGE WAREHOUSE
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Ar?-hin?r|, Auf J C.sr (Hu..). N.s? Tor?.
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lliinti?! Ba-al A'i, M Ki.lTll? VIII 1 Hin). *?>?
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Olhfiltir, Aim |, si ?otepb il-'i), Ni? Y"??. ?*"r
M..r-a lit?-?
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts .and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.
Wiai,i,,g', ,. su, m ri.? T, i?i tAmna in
tteeeei In l',!?nslty alii.-r TliurKliy BUM BSat BBS
.I fr. ss v ... t., s,,.i'l,?-sirri, In
.Itina, ac-i, I I ' . I,, an rilat* i?'?l Si'?"? I" li'?1
Iha i?! ? ilao ,,?- ?II?? In I.r QUM
III, |. !., Iha ,,| : r .. ... Vail?! II "' '"i luWrr
Ilka ,,-,l,,.. in.l iha tail '.u;f a??l M.,nili Atlantic
Slat,. A! -*? l..,ila a. T-ii In? Ii>-s i.f tain fell Ml
.,,- i ?j . a,, imipaiil. I I t ln*li ?" na,
al.'l il, ,,- ".'a ?'"? l!'""l"l
In aritllUmi In ?!?? ?to Minimi ??>????? iti'-nil.d.
(1,,-r- *?:.? local lliuiiilrnhoweri In Iba I: ?
M....... a I -a roctaMi ..-,.1 ?', \? It. ????'. ? ?l '??'?' '?'?
?? r oi II.'I???:) lb* M,.,i!?? ?ai fair.
, ,,,- -... .? ..t iha Bock, lloun
..?t.- li Mparatum ??> ""? ? ?
: ,,. pi oral l , rallara, ?l.---r? n.cy
ira quita lo? for Iba aM on Tb notai -?" i"'"1'
I
I . rai- . il" "??I" \ ?Hel and I?"?
r.-ail-.t. mlaai ndsi in Sem t.ii-liml
.,- ,| n? si?|,l ,- Atilinta- Blair*
Xhete i ? --?I '????? ?i Baiurda? in ??a
s.miii, Alia Baal Hull HI
urailia-r ?III I? ?-i-n.raly lar B?tanla? ai?l Sun
ill?, an,I I ?I.I '-? f?,r on BumU] In III? laa? r?
.lb AH..','I' St?!??
of loa su i i ? Atlantl, ?III
irin ii ?111 '? i" "'?
? ill,, va ? ?? ? ?iniiiiu ?'?? ,l,.|,:a>,'.l on in?
? i , . isupaarloi md North Ml, hlfan,
ss, i, foi -, , i..-. .....i Mundai Xorth Atlantic.
uln! avail? ...iiih and -outhrut, Inert?*
I -vas ?o.iiii anal,, !',. r.'as.-.l In
, ? orar .-,,,i?h
si ii:,? Atlinll? , modenU
II -., - ifbl . S'.iltli AI
linn.. ? -ill, ? ?? r|.? rails
. ? an i h. all -.i? sad ? 'ii'ii
,o-!; uppar lake?, BKakralc. ?lilnn,* ?in.Is mi
? , ? ?? l north;
? ??, i?,r?li wliwli on Ml.hlKiii
,- i Huron, I-.- ? mit??; Kiml <?i ? -otlth portion,
mtli ral ? -t ?Inn* Bat
! rain . northaaat ?orm
likn lliif,-?, ?' -I ?outh Ml? Iiii.ui
F.vtcid lir Spealal Leiallll? SS.at.r, N?-?r
. iln lo ?las, I?- ? , , l?ii,l> in the
??at, rain I . Iha .-i-t.
-, .N.w \ a.rk. riln lo ?l?y or to nlslit md
I i?'.-'. I, I- , r.- tali a loaidlniM to
,1?. f,, . - ? i?,,n,,w. rain.
N'ortbrt 'i-i. fair ! , <la> ; l?i uti.rr.rt?,
I' ??'<? Man?an,!, II,? I?; Co ml 1? md
? rain In -iai . lo iDorrosr. j,uti> cloud]?.
N, ?a Jaran ., ?i 1 - uiia. rain ">
lay; !,, in?,!!,?.. partly cloud) In UM n.ulh, rain In
ihr north
\s ? s.rii'ils and ss - .sania, rain to
fair.
Loral Ofllrlil R-cord.?TV f-,Urn? in- ?" '.!
-.,-,! m.ni Ills' \V.vl!?r It.?.. . i ?,...., ll," ,!,ll?K.-a
RESORTS.
The Cats-kill Mountains
u region of
ROMANTIC SCENERV
ALTITUDE 2?C0 TO 4000 FEET
ATTRACTIVE HOTELS ANO
GUARDING HOUSES
MANY TRCUT STREAMS
POPUlAR WALKS AND DRIVES
MOUNTAIN CLIMBING?CAMPING
A WONDERFUL COUNTRY
OF WILDvVOOD CHARMS
TIE LXSTH. & DELAWAW K. K.
In connection with West Shore H. K..
operates through iraini '?. and from
.'.,.-. i ,,i... eluding Pullman sers ice.
The si-uitiiur schedule is now in
effect
Bteamen of t'.ic Hudson Rivet limy
Lint make direct connections at
Kingston Point svitli afternoon trains
lor all points in Hi? mountains.
The annual Illustrated book with re
s Ised mapol the<'ntskill Mountain neo
Uon, and contacted i.st of over 1,0M
? i i.i rig ? ?> ises svili pa
Bent free on r.'c?!,i>t of ? . ?ntN postage.
N. a. BI&I8, G< neiai Passenger Agent,
Kingston. N. Y.
THE NEW MONMOUTH
Spring Lake Beach, N. J.
Ai. ! BBS -I Hotel on til? Ocean front
?Villa i^ery Attraction l?.r lb?
BaiOBBvr Vlaitor
Dally Concerts and Liancea
Palm and Tea Ho n Overlooking
in? o.ess
Priva?.- Te',ni.? ('ourla
Uolf. Iluiorlng, I-. ? bli --. Kldlag.
PRANK P. SHI7TB. Mana-rar.
GALEN HALL
11(11 I I AV.l SAN tlilllUM,
AI ! AN II? ?111, \. ,|
SI way a h?i.?y.
' I Comfort or la' as
f-U,- *n Ideal place f?,r a lonij or
live baths ssth
I VOI \<; llararsl Mirvir"
THf ?AUIN0 RtS?'KT ?O?fl Of ?lit WORU)
?R3avH)oro*jab=Bicnbc?m
ATLANTIC ?31TY. N'. J.
-.?.-,..? S. ? a , ? . N
JOBI'H WHITE 4 SONS CCMPAHY
U?I1((?M)ACKH
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i-Ai i. .- ni rus ii? i'ii i. i,, ?-. v.
i-???j CROYDEtf ?r?f9\
(?( 1 \N ?<|{l)\ I . N. a.
rti-i iif,.i?f fr. ?ii- Oc*an \ W i.vman
EXCURSIONS.
ESS
IfMAUCH CHUNK
?G?N-.0N0?C0'
-^.CHILDREN HALF FAHEW
tZ^:*^Jm[*3,xam\\tl\Zel^
Leh ?gli Yol ley
Kailroiid
*
Spend Sunday, Aug. 22,
In The Mountains
ate? ' ? ? .,,,11
*-i.?. . .I train I. ....
s.? * ? il. ss eut EM KI.).S:<B \.m
?lilu-r?. M.i M ::{<| " ??'
irr??-.. ? ii.. Jackaoa AveJI-SS " ??
Newark *? ; i o ?? ??
'WtTPrrx'Zirni,
A DAY'S Pi "C*\S'inP r*?13!?---^^
mm
MEmm?m
' IIA7-0 COAL-t.Q Is-CKC- (-.TTH-tFOCT at^-l^'^f.
Lake Kopa?cong Si.00
To-mcri-ow *2|S^ *"?"* s-7"*
da-j ?nd Holiday
Lv. m .--i St. 8J0; iiVrvf' .<..-.-i m.
taca a Art .' ers. y I i .in.
L> Stemi i i-rt. Sun, I, .
Atlantic City 32.50
To-morrow J'sV"'g7l.?:>esday'
I . '.S
I ? .'a,....-i *? - J?rs?? ? - -
Lf lif.a- ?? . Nr*,-?. ? *'?--.
via New Jersey Central
Deiightfiil Afternoon Trip
to Bear Mountain Park
or WEST FOINT
Steamer "Albany"2TW
Str. "Robert Fulton"
I . ,:- |?-.- ? ... -t ',?| , -, : |, ! ,, p
JI SS?: lid M I P. M il. I 1. ??:. s, ; ;
I' II I 15 P. si It - ... i [rip i?, |,our,
a? lla-ir .. at SS..I I'..?,,,, ;,
Ulli? ar '-, I ? .,. ;
LCST TBII* I0B kATUBUAT AITtBNOON.
I In th. l-nip-ratun tor th? Ia?t twenty-four hoiira
? In ea?fanaoa wllh tin rorreiipoiidini date of lilt
"" K.M. ISIS I tM iflf,
flam. T?l (17 ? p m . ? ?'
urn M ?<l! ? p m. " a
?? a in ;*? M II P- m. \{ *-*?
I.' m . TO 77.12 p. m. ta
4 |. m 7*. col
lllr)i?.t l-ni|?-riliir? ?rata-rda?. ?1 ^'!"T.?',e.
1 P in I. l-wrat. ?i. ?Irire? I al 2 a m ). SMS?
?????nia-,. ?4.
Il.rorr.l.r R-.tlng?
I a. m ...30 01 I 1 p. m.. -I? 02 | I P m M?
Humidity.
I a sa..?. at 11 p ?.s? I ? a- t? ... ?
Lea-al r?eeea.t.-ll..l-i M da?, ?_"J_S ?'"' '"
taanaa-f Belinda?.
A SUNDAY OUTING
On the Hudson means a won?
derful variety of enjoyment.
A swift, roomy boat?sur?
passing scenery ? opportuni?
ties to lunch and picnic?side
trips to gay amusement re?
sorts. There is not a dull
minute in the day when you
take the Sunday trip on the big
Sir. "BENJ. B. ODELL'
Newburgh.Poughkeepsie and Return J1
I,..,..s franklin st, ???"Ja* ? no, \V.
ISSttl St., I *'' A M. f'.r ?'.-Ht f'i.lnt.
New-burgh ami Po'fceepele,
K..mu? Trip si.oi?. Muaie, Rael iraraai
CENTRAL HUDSON LINE
SUNDAY TRIPS
FALL RIVER LINE
MAN AGE VIENT
STEAMER CITY OF LOWELL
TO BRIDGEPORT
Ira?" l_f 40 N F. ft. Ilninton l"r.. 1*? IX.
A M . f-l 11. N O., ft Fultoa St.. 10 15
A M Dim Br?tepofl 2 IS r It Hat.,
lean Brida-port I l* P N . *?? N ?., ?.?0
1- M Mi. i. It. '.r,?t?menla. Tkk-ti 11.00;
children .','j Li'tit.i.
STEAMER RICHARD PECK
TO NEW HAVEN
Ira.? Il r M, K. a., 9 N A M . font Rut
22.1 St.. 11:01 A It; dm Sam lli.crn 2 :to
I'. ,M. 1! tirn, .1 le .N. ? I.M I* M. Two
h.iur? m N i I ?? UOal: II- fre-Jiaii-nli.
ncketl. 11 ?jO: chUdm, M <->-iit?.
Tlcketa limited, oa sale at Pitres on
da) of e? ur lena
The Mini I ?? ..'.?nil Sti ,iin-lii|i Co.
BERMUDA
Tours to this delight?
ful Ocean Resort by
%__E_*t **** twln-ecrew B. B.
i?^-A'iii'A-L, '-Bermiidlan," Includ?
,j ">??'' .: g tickets, b?tela,
ttr-ll?l.li_\\ ___, drives, transfers, etc.
?f|7|, ??r?.*42.5l
Next departure Au'
/N^TIX. Rust 28. Tickets and
all Information from
THOS. COOK & SON
?II B'waj " 'i'i> City Hall Park)
I? i ?"fifth Are. (Cor. -i?th Bt |
r.f'i. Ave. (Cor l?th BL)
I ?-! Broadway (Cor. T.'l .-'i )
UP IKE HUDSON SAT.
AI't.rsT ?1, ?III. HUM hit ItAMBDt- I.,
fm ?Veal Point, K? I urgh rouihk?.
w . Hi
I ? ?, , it v Point and
Nettbur?*. ?itii S'- BenJ It ?tlell f? r Vw
Tort. II ? ??? H
Lunch I!.?.m srr W I-'. Homer leal
Lu Bt. 1 ' ?' M f? r
I Fill? t< Kli
ti..i. at lili .1 i I foc ti?
la).
ROUND TRIP, $1.00.
CENTRAL HUDS?N LIN.
la Hnril ,,,?| Triilli-v. f"-*.?.*)
Worrf.tar $2.60. Proildcnc? direct. 11.50.
Staler.m.m?, ||, S I,Ml a It.
Iliiil?, un? tilling Minili.,. .*. :.10 p. m.
r?on. l'ta-r lia C H Pbooi L'700 Uttknu.-.
? Ir, liriiet ?Ifflif. 290 Kmailvtaji. ? Y
i : et rirlael n- .? B ra? ? i .11 si
_Writ? fur .?nitrated K'lrl?r _
DAYLICHT TRIPS
Long: island Sound
- ,,.,. ? ,'HAiis |n
O N U., f| || .,.'. , >r ),, ,,,) A \| I,
' Kail ..I >? 1" . A M , fi r Sea :
Norwich, - . H ir i, ihn, Proildinca, II.a
? I li on r , . i
Cltjr Ticket Ageat. rfi Braadway, N. Y.
KEANSbuh^
I.?. Dattan Pail? I .10 9 .0. 10.0 ara. 1 2 4 .0
1.48 ? r I i |..m. Sun, ail I I. 11 4?S am 10 SO
:? m i..i ? :,() ?, m Bu ?J l> ... . ?? ill lenej Mi
CONEY i?SLAND
SOCKAWAY BEACH
-I KH 11(1 -I . VI :: ,\ . IMI'.HI A t., dl) liM?e
?' - -? 1; Weal -? ||
? Cone? laland. ?. 7; Rockaway,
. .- j
BUM K IM IND. O It IK NT.
GBBENPOBT. ?HI.1.1 hit ISLAND
AND BAO II VH.IKIK.
Fir "China? . k .<f UontaiUI Steamboat
ro.a Line Icavea N. Y. 1'ier ft. 1ltt\ St.
B H. Tu-?, and Thuri. 6 20 V M . Sat..
1 r,o I' M
12 DAY ALL EXPENSE NORTHERN CRUISE.
Hilt BALE.
Army-Navy Auction Bargains
I I ? r , 1.41?!
-h ?a. p?
llar-r.a . Jl ?
?ma. pr. . . . .1 , 1 It "
- r.la ?"
-.r_ ???a H" 7.?h..tC_l.lnM . ?1
I.I ?I I.'. R?,..'.?r., llttul -?? a.
??r itf-aIt-, rl '^r i ?.
Army Trnta I? Hire. Tree Clrralar
*/?? FrancisBann6rman,501 B'way.N.Y.
BUSINESS CARDS.
? All) 1 I I. ? Alll-KT ?l.l-AMNf, Hi ? I'leioi h?
- :r .ii'iin baud or in B.a.r 1,51
Una.:??. 4.1 tail 4-iti ,1 I Oh A IIIIAMJT
\n i.iii.iiAiii ri i-i v\ itrm v letttb?
! m ii ;-.. i". in ?ihn n
m a nil Ul'.ilil. 120 Broadwai iKuultaLle 111.If),
I. ? > I
SUM v?iiiK ? Aiti-i.'i ?i.i.amm; iMiiiha
ni.|. it, Lara - M ??? U .1 rn
KINK IH'.* ?' W.\ Hi?i\l nl.li l-AIU'fT-4.
I'rlcra Beaa r ? irrular.
".-.ar.L 4.17 4 J Watt 4.111 Kt
hooks IND PERIODICAL!.
. ."?fi ?liMll \N M?ii, i - ! - Mil.I MIS'
I
' . ' - ._' _' . A ? '? -i
DOMKSTU SITl \TIONS WANTED
t-emala
lli'i "1 WiiKKI'R ?In : lan amervan ?iron|: will I
U.f .it? ur i.iunii?. raielltil r?f?r?n.?? ?Ihll'i I
-H"vi. II t_ Uiui ?L Pfee?i ii-ll Harta?. I
The Most Delightful Way to
NORTH JERSEY COAST RESORTS
III**?? H?|lsla?di, l**| Branch albur? Park, Or??? Sri.t
B'io..t, l,r,?| itte. Petal Plt*fl?l, tic
Tk? rliait ?,,' FaiUit Sl??n.r? la th? BarW
Baa a. tollowt -
I.? N T., n?r ?I, N R . loo? W 4M 31 , w?.k
dar?, ? 60. * A. 10 30 a m . U 70, I .TO. I 111. ?? It
?S Vi, 1.9, p.a. Sunday 9 00. 10 OB a m : I 00. 1 ?,
7.1* p.m (10 40 pm. K I/m? llr only >
l.v. N Y . 1 ?r 10. N K . f.?-,t ?Vdar ?*.. ?...I.
days. ? 15. IODO. II 00 a m : 1 00. 2.00. .1 45. ?4 4"
*6 a, SJO r-in Sunday 110. !0 ? am ; 1 ?. 4 00.
7.116 p m (11 10 p m P. la.ng Br only )
?klir?pt Septrmber Mb. ^B_
fir?? ci??? M.?I. at ??nul?, ?VI a?.
Th? moat desirable water t\o%
about New York
is to Atlantic Highlartdt and retmrm
THI raPC OP ONE DOLLAR WAKIS
IT THI MOST IXCLUSIVl ^^
TH, HOUND TN.P TO ?Tf^TIC^OHtAND. ON *U 1*?^
Prim Pert
*?.*. 7.45 pi
foot W
aya?10 40 p.m
I .SI. Wnk ?.
''? *?
?
?EaBCtlUGflT COUTE
KBW YORK?AI.IIAM'?TKOY
and th.? NOKTII.
Dally Including .Sunday.
Capital City Uaa*--T9>t 32 N H foot
(?anal Si. 5:30 P. M.. 97. \%U St..
fl.00 P. M. la-as? Tro/ ?1:0?1 P. M..
Albsai BttM P. M. Par? li '??'.
Nrsv Night Kipre?? l'ir It,,9- It.
?:<>0 P. M.. Weel 13 7.1 St. 10:00 P.M.
I-iveTr,.y (BBCepI Sun.lay? 0:?MI P.M
Albany, daily. In? ludlng .Sunday. 11:00
I'M Pan if one way, is. IB round trias
People'? l.inr ? Pier 3-'. tt. H . 6:00 P.M..
W. ?lid Sr ?1:30 P. M. I.'.n- Albany.
B:00 P, M. Kare 12 00 una nay, 13 6?
round ?rip.
Sunday morning;
boat for Ne.vliurgh.
PoURtilcei,?!??. Kings?
ton Point ?nd Al
b.ny Imvn Pl*r IS,
N. H. !):.10 A. M..
97. IttS Si.. 10:00
A. ML Lease? Al?
bany. 10:00 A. M.
Tel Spring ?400 day
or night
I ?ira.-. -I Idler
M?i.m?lili>? In
III.' Moi I.I.
N/IVI6p1T??N
C5MPdN\?
MCI ISLIID ?p
EVERY SUNDAY
Bprrlal triln. with partir rar. laavea fool
Ea-t 34tli BL, If, Y , ? 70: B'klyn. Klatbuih
At?.. * 40; .V.strind At?.. X 44. ?r.d Kail K
V s ii? A si for M intiuk. laaaMS by Um
?toatnrr "8HINNEC0CK."
let B L Island, returning. I P. M.
sale, cimnienrltig Siturdiy of
at III I'.r.ia.Uiv. Tjtli At? I!..!?-.
(Hfe At,', ?nd M si i. sad Long bland it. it.
Halloas, '?'"' ***k ?*-. 9 "?? 9. v.; laoi.?
lslai.il City *i?l lir? ?alwi Sale of tlck-t* lim
Uni Tit.' rlyl.t Is l?a*r?(d to pratpona thr ?i
curnlon and n-lci-in tlrlset*. ItMtauraiit. Lun.h
Counter ?nd i *'?.? ???no on steamer.
Str. "HIGHLANDER"
linn? lug
_ K?'g. Dinner ?Or
M.-.-k.iii.^ ?n ?midi,.,- i.v?. Battery o IS.
Str.M?R?'POWELL ?ST NEWBURGH
Weekdays Only Sand'yaa HoUd'ya
I.e. H 1 ' H If' 10, SS' l.-.i!, St II M A M.
.,-)?-. children, lie,
? "So Children, 50c.
Me \l.ll? Tl It ?TUT ? ?). Tel Mr ?ad J5S
A M.ir, PoereU ?II. t ? o. Tel Spring till
.INSTRUCTION._
NBW \OKK?Munliultan.
The Barnard School of
lOliSEH.'LD ARTS
m H.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^ TUlli I
i ?i '1 A Isancrd. ? hiflng
.Hah. 11 --(??? and ll?)Use-'?i,-rv ?
I' i -i , ? ? - ,.,.-?? D a'lt- Art.
iti.H ?1 Pnurb, English,
> 1'art tlmi ?? - ' i -
8O.AR0 SCHOOL ? BOYS
FIEICSION. WEST 2?4TH SI. XSt?t.
' s
v %&> 30th Y EAR
Hour T
BARNARD SCHOOL f?s GIRLS
421,423 W. 148th St.TflvA,ud 20tii Year
Klndergirl ' ' < ??"' *'?' rrisll-n?*- Th*
- i " *?;'?''
i_i
SARTiAR? ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
l77ihSt?i
A Ft. With. Av
Tel. 6331 Aud. I'rimiry
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