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LOFT THIEF KING,
WITH SILK LOOT,
TRAPPED BY VIGIL
Suspicious Sleuths Trail
"Big Levinsky" and
Mate for 11 Hours.
FOIL $8.000 HAUL:
CHANCE STARTS HUNT
Police Say Pair Tried to Break
Into Several Places?May
Capture Oaitf.
". who as Rip I.evir.sky '?.
? ,,e\ g_j. g| **The
King ' "'? **!<?*.," with n com
ptaiea, Praia QoMfcarg, ?aid to be
known ur :?r the aliases of Jockey
?in, are the
n ? of thi- Police 1*. i n
'? sijuiiii, having
h^n -.- -? ute i resterda* ?
mc-T'.Y f ailk in 1
p,--i Oliver 8nrl Ser.nctt had
nearly twelve hours.
ieo) is compoaed
ila who
''aniil
iar v\ ' " ?' nu thods employed by that
A*. . i-terday morning, when ,
? l tt saw Cohen and I
? d a knl kepi the
-.? i for that'
they had any
iny contemplated job,
nan.
ten non Cohen
tr.erry
*... the dotgetivea, the
differ?
but were either
\.. r. unable to force
?ere re
? i the loft
t.-t'th Street.
'?
I half hour,
r.d his
"
ing be
by the door
re hid
?
to make a
d his .
police
' '
1 to the
? found
been
Not onlj police
I
concern.
are jubilant over the
on one of the
i ? ? ? ? e gang of
?
?
Murder House Intruder Held.
?
? irday
? ? t of Ml"
i ?... I ?
?
WOULD DISTRIBUTE
VAST FORTUNES
< imtinuril from page I
'
., and only
work
unes That Are llurden?.
million? ?? ' I end
era do not '
?
ln
? ? .. legiti
i bur- i
squandered, I
? trailed 'bei
I tal part co
tt. pile up
?
? hupe !
n part, :
: ? ? ? ,i ?er
... rd ? i ?? claimed
t t who have per- .
wl <>,
? or mere pai
ted th the- I
with I
... toi ? moatly '
ra wl 0 part
. .. ? ? ? to the
..t the ;
. middle elan
i ?
.-ir ?enrice?, but ?le
top to bottom "f the
. ra aif innui
ii y inheri?
?ro! over vai ' act-u- :
muUfr
;,? ked
,v**i a would be
?iu?*i t | in the form of
"?un????. in different
P?rts of the coui
An In.iiible Influcnre.
visualized," it
."">"*? ' now th. ir
; rmoatei and eon
d induatrv.
? in >i>> nu wrong
ovc the law, bu!
. tion is either p. t
rj by
Similarly
'? ?. ? '???... Van
? ran ?i?> no il
lee all effeel
ami ,;
eutivg oAciala a i
"''" .-. indeed, run? even to i
ido and phrase. Compare :
? -is: John D. Kocke
Mj appreciation of th?
ng Wage earners and
? th ?v< ry endeavor to
?
man.' Uvii XV!
you und me that has the
? bear. ' "
tk .?*'-?'r to readjust ine?-jualiti?s in
;"? ?mtribution of wealth, "to rh?ek,
?n? growth of an hereditary aristocracy
* irh ? gn to every con
of American government but
?ng t?. the welfare of the people i
?la the ruiatanc? of the nation a? a1
WOODS WITH WOOD
! IN CITY ON DUTY
' Commissioner laager to Recome
Export Shot General to Sift
Army Affairs.
Police Commis?.,oner Arthur Wood-.,
who has been in the military instruc
<;<?>. .amp at PUtteftOrg, and Minor
General Leonard Wood, l' s A . who is
? in charge of th, work, returned t.. this
city laal nicht.
Genera] Wood, who is in rommnnd of
, the Eastern Dtpartmenl of the army,
will be here f?. two or three d.i.s. I n
; J*-??-.iicr himself on rooting matters that
require his personal attention. He will
! then go back to the business mftn's
|-:iltl?:
? Ot'imissioner Woods in here to ap?
point sixty or seventy new patrolmen.
He is not certain that he will And op?
portunity ?.. rel back -... Plattsburar.
but he war- ?
"I am most tnxlous to l-'ft up there
for the hike." he said. ??And I
wan! to bave another chanc?_at target
practice. 1 ning th*e title of
oter by two pointa.
v. ' ' I am down here the shooting by
mpany 1> aril] continue? but 1
hay? been assured that if I Ko hack
opportunity v ill be given me to tackle
the targets airain.
"The work up there is certainly worth
while. It has put me in fine condition."
The hiking, the CommtM?oner >:i:d,
will probably begin next Friday, Mr.
" brought down with him the
arm] rifle ha um i at the camp. He
??? d it.
"It i| the finest gun 1 have ever han?
dled." he g?id.
BISHOPS THANK KAISER
FOR GUARDING 'AlTARS'
"To God Be the Honor," Ger?
man Witr Lord Replies.
Amsterdam, Aug. 22, A conference
of German Catholic bishop?, meeting
at Fulda, in HeaSI Nassau, has sent a
telegram to Kmperor William thank?
ing him for the protection afforded
during the war to the "homes and al?
tars" of the fatherland, aco rding to a
ipatcfa tu the "Maasbode."
? legram, the dispatch says, was a?
follows:
"The bishops who have assembled at
Fulda during this terrible war fe?
must respec "ull. thank your n
ior the powerful protection with which
the supreme war lord and his glorious
army have guarded the homes and al?
tar- of our fatherland against a hosl
of enemies. We pray God He wil
and protect Hia prince and people an?l
'?? peace."
In reply Emp? am thanked
the bishops and said th? Germai
hown whal they <-i>u!.l do, irust
God, in the defence of the
honor and freedom of the fatherland.
"God hai? thus far graciously heard
our prayers for
?legraphed. ''He
will, I confidently hope, after the ?trug
victory cause an honorable and
from tins
bloody siege so fruitful in sac?
io H.n. be the honor."
TAKES LENOX PASTORATE
The Rev. Wood Accepts Call
of Trinity Episcopal Church.
The Rev. William Lawrence Wood, of
epted a call to
rate of Trinity Episcopal
. 1 . p.i'N. MaSS, He was n
to Miss I.aura Hou?'; I
laughter of the late A
.1 and Mrs. Frank (".ray Griswold,
, -v in compl? te his
studi? ' l< ????. ' ford, re
iily.
He I ' charge of the Lenoj
? ? ? wai vol
call him permanently to the church.
Mr. Wood was graduated from <
Ha in 1908, and is the son of Mr. and
? halmers Wood, ?>f 723 Park Ave?
nu?..
democracy," to raise the ''underpaid1
? to a level of decent and com?
cimmeasurate with service, the ?
brings forth its revolutionary inheri
.,', as a remedy.
Makes a $1,000,000 Limit.
This provides I hall 'ie so
fradeii as to make "generous provision
for the support '
of minor children." but
leave no large accumulai
wealtl to hands wh
reduction." After the
(1,000,000, which is place.1 as the limit
in pa e re]
be applied,
'; Of educa?
tion, t'. the 'i. velopmenl of other ?oi ial
services and to 't.. d< ?? lopment, in co?
operation w tl tati ?i i municipali
? '" greal constructive works. -..?h
a? road building, irrigation and refoi
,on.
Then the question of unemployment
? opportunity to eai n
a living, stated h
cause of industrial um ? >n up.
i ause i- stated as being the
unjust distribution of wealth, to be
bj the inheritance tax, the
ation of land and natural n'?
As - for this latter <-.-. .
proposed vigorous and unrelenting
ition tu regain all land, water
power and mineral rights obtained
?
caUs for a revision of the land laws
s?.'that in nil future grants the doc?
trine of "i up? rioi u -e" shall rule.
As a third measure It is proposed i
that all unused land chal? be forced
into use by making the tax on non
produ '
land -if the same kind, and exempting:
all improvements.
la di euaatng the denial of justice,,
which is given as the third |
of uni ' ability of woi I
t-et laws passe?) f?.r their protection
exc? pt after tremendous struggles, is
instance. Also, thai
t ulllfy th? se law? on technical!- ?
? m mating against labor as
red With capital; and that laws
an- administered for the rich and
against the poor.
To Protect Personal liiRht?-..
A? rrmrdies it is proposed, "with full
recognition of the gravity of the BO**
. ? 'thai : ;
eoastitutional amendment pro
i, rsonal right? in sp<
government, in
? . and COr)
I to be so named are
trial by -u-'v.
peaceful aaaembiage, k?
-j arm?, frei ?!""' :r"m un*
reasonable ?-carche*. and M
speedy public trial, freedom from <x
:'rom cruel and unjust
punishments.
It is also proposed that < ontrress
.shall enact statutes, or if naeoaaanr inl
constitutional amendment
hibiting courts from declaring* ??
five act? unconstitutional; providing
that all qualified voters be eligible to
em as jurors without proporl** quali
Aeation, and 'ha* they be drawn
'.. secure impartiality; that private lie.
teetiv? ("? prohibited from d I
I, ,n mo-re than
from being employed bv comparan
Ing an Intel tat? buaii 'mm ,
i.?,in.r the mails in eonnaetioa wtth
their business, and that ?t?te militia
be subi.-ct to r?gulation bv ?.n?.re??
to insure their impartiality during in
dustrial dispute*.
The report then takes up what it
calls the fourth cauao of industrial
PRINCESSES WILL
BUILD 31 STORY
BROADWAY HOTEL
Plains of Standard Oil
Man's Titled Heirs Re?
vealed by Suit.
MDONALD FORTUNE
INVEST!:!) IN DEAL
i Daughters of F.dnititid K. Stalin
Chief Stockholders ?r ?Cor?
poration Leasing Site.
Princesa Rospigliosi and Princess
Murst, daughters of Edinpnd K. SUllo
i and ; , i ?, ri <>(' the lata Ales?
ander McDonald, vice president of the
I Standard ?'il Company, are to become
j the owners of ? thirty?.nc sl,?ry hotsl
? at Broadway and Forty-a-fond Street,
j on the site now occupied by the Heldel
borg Building. The titled listen will
invest tin? larger part (if their inheri
i tanesi from the estate of Mr. McDon
?.i?!, most of isic'li want '... then, in
the hotel venture.
The purpose of the princesses '<> he
comc the owneri of a New York liotei
ii lei ? ,-h ?i suit hi the Su?
preme ? "onn brought by Mus Wyner
through Juin) J. Lordan. The defend
; sat is the 1480 Broadway Corporation,
' owner of the Heidelberg Building, at
tho Bouthweat eornei ?.i Broadway and
? Forty? s? i-iuiil Street, The corporation
also owns g Ion?- leasehold on the site.
There is no mention "f the Stallo
listen in the complaint, bat ?hey i?re
i the chief stockholder! of the 1482
Brosdwsy Corporation, of which their
father il ? director ami of which ex
Nush Bockwood. sf Barstogs
?' their attorney, is also a dii itof
I Owens ?A- O'Neill are mentioneil a1
? el of the hotel, while the r?,"f
garden ii to be Isasod to the Bus
ya.
Wyner is nuin?- for isn/tnn R? al
, I e was employed : t Jsi isry to
tgsge lost
? nd any improve*
;,, be erected on the property.
be for ten years.
II, also was commissioned to obtain u
rtgage loan of $800,000, to
122. W > ii'-i
he ! IS 0blamed the first l"aii
Hugh A. Holmes, former chair?
man executivi ?mmltl
Conatruction Company, but
? t corporation has re?
fused to pay the amount agreed for
his work,
WAR PUTS BAN ON
IRISH IMMIGRANTS
Last of Lads from Erin Arrive
on the Philadelphia--Con- *
senption Call May Sound.
The last list of male Irish .mmi
that will probably come to thi?
? y until the E iropesn ? u ii
endi d 'atuve,I hi r i? 'he
the American liner Phils
delpl
The da; I ? ' Liverpool
'???I In every nital?
age in the Ui ted Kingdom
him and retui i
thin a day. The
tie on Monday,
when the Philsdi | two dsyi
at s.a. and the .
board wer? led,
lid aboard the ll
? hat no more male imm:,
denial of the rich? .'?n?l i
to form > ' .i
: eaking of graft, rurrup* pc
! nd ?
labor organizations, it states that these
are only the in? I any demo- j
cratic organization, and an I ersdi
r. As
? 1 or?
ganization? throughout the indu
i eld, which the - eon
: should be ? on
onal act ."ii along the follow ing '
The mong the i
guaranteed by the ? onatitution of un-?
-, not ',
... of profit, but for I
vancement of individual snd collective
interest-; stat.il.- l?. protect this
iii-'ht. such ai prohibition of dis?
nur anv one for belonging n, a labor
zation; a statute ma)
o do anv thii .
ful for an individus!, and muinla-,
t?.i v h b> the I'ederal I
i i.ii.m. ion of unfair treatment of la?
bor union.- and members. 'I he report
"The lack of a proper industrial re-!
?hin and the ? -. tanca of bad
in a matter of the
most serious moment during tim?
peace, bul the events of the las! \?"ir?
ited how enormously,
their ?net cs t" the
i ion is ?ncr? aaed dui ii ? I ol
a war- Tie pre
? fought on the farms snd in the)
. h as in the trei
? ve mobilis?t ?on of our in- j
dustrlai resourci important |
simply from the standpoint ol war us
the mobilization ol mir military and
naval forcea. It ii eqoall)
i
nan after war |
Two ?"afectiva I'lans.
"There are only two alternat ?
? n of
a hugs systam i
;. such a- has been d? veloped m
Germany; - ?
the many exiating obstacle! which pre-1
vent efl ect ? I ion and ro SMf
reierving for performance by th.?
which i
cannot be effecti? ? ? ?-?t by vol-'
untary organization! and those which
?" su? h vital ?importance to the;
nation that they shoul?! not be
? the hazard of private ?
-
This report was prepared by Hasil
M. Manly, dirgctor of research w
-.'.en for the commission, and
ISSd not on'\ on tl ? fact! Lroupht
out at the publ c hearings, bu?
en those gather?
It Wli? l.
printed by a H of the 'u!l
ciimm -
The second report was prepared by
Professor ?John K. Commons and signed
without reaorvation by Mrs. J, B?
Harriman snd concurred in. with some
-.et forth m a third report, bv
Harria Weinstock, 9 !? iriton Bailar?!
H Mal 'on. The two former,
with Mr. Wailh, were appointed as
of 'he public and ?he
three iatter ?< representatives of 'he
fats
Proposes Welfare Fund.
The Commons report contain? no
such sweep ng'criticisms "f the ?ocal
aystoifl not I..- it inch mvolatioasry
als to mall. IS the M
M as- the (greatest cause of in
dmtrisl unrest the breakdown in the
administration sf labor laws and the ;
-' of our municipal, state s',1 I
,! govern meats on the part of a
large purt?.vu of our people. To remedy
will be permitted to leave the country
I until the government is satisfied that
, their services will not he required. In
? the event of conscription, no steam
i ships leaving Hriti-h p'.rts will be per
I mitted to take nway Mtiy mule Hritish
: subject of military age who is quali
li< ?I in serve in the army.
PHONE SETS TRAP
FOR OLIVER SLAYER
New Police General Alarm Sys?
tem Gets Test in Third
Avenue Murder.
The new general nlnrm system of
the Police llepartmi'nt was tested yes?
terday afternoon, wnen, a few minutes
i after the body of James Oliver, of K8.1
'Third Avenfie. was 'mind on the roof
of an extension n. few doors from hi*
home, every railroad depot, ferry
I house and steamship office was fur
tnsheil by telephone With a complete
' description of the man though? to
lave slabbed ?Hiver to death.
Detective? learned that the suspect?
ed man was known as Mulford, and
I sometime? a*. llcDermot* or Hacdcv?
i gal. Word war- gaahfd t<? Headquar?
ter? and relayed t> the telephone com?
pany. The officials of that corpoia
itioii immediately telephoned tile de-.
! scription of Mulford broadcast. In
: the meantime evi ry patrolman re
d a description to watch for tfce ]
i man wanted.
THE WEItHERJ?PORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty-four Hours.
Wi-I.li .-?"). Ant -'-' Tlirre ate tnme ?Until Indi
i f-sUata) ,f t tr.i.1. _: l;?tiifl.inr,. i.rir U_ l-lti??! at
i', m'.-1, ?. tut itt character l? ?. rat aateeara XSt
j ?'?Jtliwcwt itorm of t'? preeeni week lu reaclir.1
; Baal rsit?rt.. wit*, ?asglll ilimlnljhrd IntenelU. ai.il
i n.? pn ?nfma ?lurii-.r m* ia?t]
foui i un titeada Irtaa it?' upper .Hilo Vil
lai ?1..1 r ? ...ii. ..; i-r I??.. r?gu.n eaatwar.i le Hie
I niMt. l loa ,.. r ih? ,nitral and i
I ..eat portl.? ? ,f u.r ,-i,un-ry. cir*i?t In the i.nrt'i ?
\ I idar almwirr? ?.ere
I oulte santal ,.rrr n,?i eoctlaa, the naki?t_. Ne
i.,?.-?? Western 1,1111 _..I Nurtliwaaia.ru JIlMOurL ,
nan li r:., ..ti^r pradpHeHoo >.?.r the laaaaliiiln I
, ni the .v.u'.rr.. ri,,n , fc.f aidai) icaUatrd thuii
I ilrr il,... ,??? t, inperaturwi at 111 eootlau*
? e_t nf mi;, _i,i I,tut. taaaparaturaa
ti. the ?ratward, atcepl . r. tli? <-r,a?t Tl.,-r,' ?Ill !??
? Uta lai In Sea England and Wr.uni New
] *inr?, fii,.,w,,l l,v fair mat-In r Tur-lu Tlirre
will alto Ikt lors] ttiimter iMiti Momia? ?ji.l
Tu..?ili> In upper Mlrl.Uaa, M..inlay nlKhi nr Tine
. il?, in lc?at Ulchlgaa, In,liant, the least Omo
SClet, *.".u?iarii Tn? and ilia Inttftof of tiw Waal
(lull .Ut.? Kl?, where rut of tlie Mlnelaalpo? lUirer I
ll.r ucatlirr will lee fair Mnodai a4i,l Tur?,la).
';ite 11.?i,i?? ?lil net If ilnLVil.
f r Moada] ?? 1 Tuoada) N'.rth Atlantic.
kl s . naodorata .iH,t'i ,
Ithwrtt. Boutta Atlant)., pot le to ?nr?lrrate
. . ??! ; Kait '
.:,> r nth, Wnl ??nit.
Mod?rai.Hi: upper lake?, frill? r,. mwlerate I
M lay, ii:-:. fair ?reattatr; krWOf
M In). U- I
I coala? laxlaMa ?tU ear' riaed) eaetbai
Foretait lor Special Localities.?Eutern New
Vor... partly cloudy ?outh. ihawert central and
north ta-day; te-morrow fair.
VVrat .. parti) rioadj and wanner'
la Borm |.art'y i linj.h
*>*> ii New Ton, I ' lo-daf and to
I
I Ki (lai I rlniweri in
tall
S'l . tertef, lirlawarr and Kauern l'ennaylfanta. |
- m fair.
- 1 Tlrsli.la fair
la] a...i Ui naorro?
Local Official Recen- t I T? ill re, aed '
... ,-. ? In th?
trfnperel I) foul l.,,ur., In ruin- |
I dal ? ??' leai
i 1114, 191V '
.'" 6 p m.??< ft ,
? ,. ' ? T.' !' ti III *'. 74
If a m 72.11 ?. ai ','? III
1 i j m i h. ft ?
i ? ? ::
i lligt.i . i?. T? rtefreea fa? -* 39 I
? ta.!; an-rase. 14; tret- ,
. lata la-i >e?r tu. afaraga fee '
?Mr. three year- ', -'
Baromitrr Reading?.
I a m .. .(Ml I 1 pi ? ' ? "l t> m tt.T?
Humidity.
Il.tri ('?> ? P m . I!
Local Forerait. Parti} ? ?mty to-lay. t" m>rrriw
. .irlahia.
FIRE RECORD.
v ?
-.1 A It Arkc't ; trlfll |
- I ' ? fllfllll?.
I- \?
I', ll.rnaii IS?
1 im ;; \\ ? 101 i -? J Murray I
fll ?er; irlfllrif.
'ilflir.f
? . M '. Ai.', m., till.li f.
tiding.
ions it proposes the creation of
i, l.diTii! fund f?ir social welfare,
iiied by an inheritance tax on
large fortunes and administered by a
commission on industrial relation-?
Bided by an advisory council composed \
of representative? of workers and em
?ilo-.t i.?. It would have powers of in- \
?.rtion and mediation.
? tax proposed would
not be eonfisc?tory, but would bj '
graduated from 1 per cent on the ex
if 125,000 fortune? left to
' , i up tu 16 per cent on over $1,000,
000, with higher rates on estates ro- '
in g to distant heire. It ii ??tlmated
10,000,000 a year would
leeted, to be used, in addition to'
supporting the commission, nn various j
form.- of ?oci il welfare.
In regard to boycott and damage
th? jep'.rt hold? that tsincei em- ?
ployer? now have practical immunity |
from punishment for maintaining.
labor should have the right ;
to institute boycotts, either primary or
secondary, without being liable to:
;*. ion.
It recommends substantial restric- .
tions in immigration in addition to j
those effect, the establishmen*.
? ta and Feder?! employment of
trial ed'K at lull.
i in the Colorado situation it -.ays
i..' feudalism exists in
OS, h it it d?crie-? an\
attemp responsible any -
? ? situation there '
h ml . innol be remedied b**
the pub! H- abuse of one man. It
recommends that corporations and
unions alue be removed from politics.
it strongly indoraea the Bte#ng at'
...lo.'i of labor.
Oppose?! lo noyrntt.
The third report, ?igned by Wein*
? ' Ballard, dit
from the doctrine <>f the secondary,
boycott w? .i- the blacklist
th.re ha?
been i I denee showing wrong
en the part of some employers,
lys? org u iaing, con
trolling of , -, ??*"?
other disreputable ?cts such as
lying -,'ui men in strikes, all tend- !
? ? lace industrial unrest. Other,
employers, it says, have awakened to
an enlightened sense of their employes' ^
vv. '.fare.
In a supplemental opinion, Commis-i
?loner GarreUon, after irotnf* over in
I ? own wordi a large part "?' the hif*h
n 'h.- Manly report, ?avs:
?A? to th for these evils, an
income and hi- inheritance tax that
be above a certain Rgurc abea
eator-i would make iiBpoa?
? ? ? ? the creation and ?ecoi d, the
. of -he dominating ac
of wealth in the hands of
rtdividual, u'i"u;. or family."
H,. ; a? ?'? m hether
the same principle? which praaeribe
? e? for usury might not be an
plied to out bine exces>ive profits in'
busines '?
In his iupplemental opinion Mr. Bal-,
lard suggest? a national minimum
wag? law, workingmea'i insurance.'
for interstate cor
? ?tailing on them certain re
sponsibilitiea. ? national eight-hour
labor law, and Federal aid for rural
ng farmers' children for
life.
Th.- commission goes out of exist?
ence to morra? The full text of the
three I I ? ?;. ?rate ??-..
words. Hearing? were conducted
throurh IM day? and T40 witnesses
counting the field In?
vest ifnt tor?? of the commisaion's
agent?. Of the witnesses heard in
public heat ? re from th* em?
ploying class. 241 from labor and 26b
unaffiliated with either group.
Shipping Information and
Marine News of the World
Vessels Arriving at and De?
parting from Port of
New York.
MIMATI Hi AUIANAC
Sufirt-? B IT; -aim?. 1 .'.0, Duxtl
mueii't if?. II
ni?;u watts.
AM I' M
? ?I
San*. Hoot . ? T? ?M
lltll (.it? . i il 1:7
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
v??s?L rmm.
?Car .Ar-hiri??!. Auf I.
cinli .Qlsssas*, Aus II.An. ho?
?T. t,1?,r.a. .c,,!,,,,. Au- Tl.I.' K l'o.
?Mi?,It .Kanlltate. Auf 1*.I' P Of
?Itia/oa .Mat, Juan. Auf II...HTII'H
*|(eritiiidlii, n,riu???li. Auf II.????!???
?Ti'.aaal'.i.lan |l.?rrc.u Ii. . <!'??l?
H.,n,.i.iiar.Balboa, A.if 13.Am Ha
Ar.It,.?ta.Hair?. Auf I.
l'aaaruiii .(j?ti,t. Auf S.lu'.ta
' 1.1,1.1/ Umtttrn, Auf 11.Aru lit?
.S.w ?irluni. Auf 15_H.i-i'tc
TI?M1?AY. mVOVtn tA.
?Il-lll? oit?.l'hrltMiiii'd. Auf ll...Bcand-Am
?N Amsiirttni . Ii..t. r.laii, .Vua 11 "'''l
I.ti.?iiflli..I/.? ,!??., A'.f fil .Atl-Trini
Blblru?. . .afi-t-U?, Auf 17. ... Mlllr.17
C ?/ 8?. laoul? . Sa.ai.i.ali Aus II.Bafiinuli |
WKllNt.SI.AY, Al?711 HT 18.
-*.l?ji?lf-IIl! .Jimil'-i. Auf 1?.l'n P Co ]
I.. mirara. Au? It.Qwlwo
l/,r,| Km? . . . liairt. Auf 11 . -
Sinti ??.lilt. IltllK,! Auf II. -
Krai,, a ,.Hull. Au? f.Wllaun
Rai.s'c.Biinleiu?. Auf 10 ........ ?
'liriuga DiilL
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO PAY
Mtlli Vassal
vssssl ror lain?. ,-,"-r i?"t.
l'tfrruiiil, lijmr,?. -. ? 00 im 12 0? Bl
Tl KSI.AV. Aldi XT tA.
Vanas. Nsslss. I??:i?n ,. *> .in ira ko? m
?lar.ial. Orentli. Trli.l lad 10 0? ara 12 M m
?'ruiul'tl. L'rlltobfl, l'aiiama... 11 7" un II OU pis
Vl'Atiik, JirlutMVtlti, O?l? ...- l:Mpra!
(.' si ???il'iin?, is. Sa.anmu. tin? ... -- ?.0U p?B
Wl.lINfc-IllAY, AIGI.ST 23
11-lli.l-lpr.l?, l'uri.iii. lui D... ?"30 11-1 lin*m
CUTlIlo. i-,il?n. C K Ce ... 9 M ira U ?0 m
JastlB, l'?r?. BooU 1 "'I pra 3 M lia
I' . - S'flurlarl-n. H?>?1. RPWl 1 30 pra 3 M Bra
Minna,,?,,!, llalSMai. HunnHi... ?? 12 00m
Arijitiue, (?alipstun. Millnry... - 1.00 pra
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
n?n?*"T.
Prtttr.itlnn mit ttrimtr. S 30 p. ni.
I!??.n Japan Corta. 'Mm I'hlllpplnei
lili Hm ?Trsaeissal, Vu.tun.Aus 21
Hawaii (?ta Kau Kraii'lmi", .Vlinoi .Auf 2d
lliaill. l'UI Ulaadl, Nest Zaiia?..?. Auttralli
ill Vl'l.rlt. Vlakuii Auf 17
Hawaii Jaiai,. C.rra. China I'lilllpploc?
(?la Sin l'ran.ltcui, Rhlr.yu lliru. Auf 30
AHlsIVKfV
Ort?.nu l'en," Auf 11. MiitfiKi tr.,1 Aimllll?
19 tnd San Juan 17 t,, tlu; liuil Insular Line. "Ith
? In He IJ :?> p ra
r-fttri, r ? ?? ?ug 7. Mayaflaaa ?, Altere ?? i
lluoiict'. 9 lajtr.l, II, Sa?, Juan II and l'alniti
Ada? le. m tin Bull 1-,-uiar Una. ?tlh m.lsat
iiar 1 p m
Stirki.l ? Sor' ll-r !-?, ? 'ul? 71 and riril Aui
as Csitbbsaa a s?,u?ii?rn si Oa H?r. I ,
u n,
llirpan.S*aii IB?), MiiKilia? ?Vif S ill,I Alfi-r? ?
n un tient ''"?? 6s. Hir. '-' P m
l'i l . .-?I ,'. L.t.rp ,?l Au? Il tu the Am-ri
,tn Una Kith ? ? ,- i ': :-?? I'ar I M p m. ?
KrasnlaM, san Frsarlsss Auf 3 I?? Anftle? 4
. : -l- l'anaiu? Pacific Iain?, with ?
n. ?M llar. .? 10 p m
l'al'.riii,, Util), ?i,i?ii A'if I, ?c Hir??!d, S?- ;
: m
Mohawk, ta i..,i,?i!l? Auf 1? BlHl ('?nr>?r?-.n 20. I
? ?le s. Ce with n.lM yuar, a l? i m
i Hamll'on. Newport Newa and Norfolk, to th? Ol
I I>?iii|iil.?i rs? (?. ?oh n lee. yuar. 2 II p m.
I'awii-?. I'hlla lelplna. lu tho 1.1yd? Ka t'o. ?HI
nail?? ipjar \: |] p m
Ml'liim.,! I'ilili-iihla, with paper, to tie
?.real g autant Paper ?e; e?.i?el U. A H M A
?'" '/iiAr. J I'.' p a.
Hotter lam l'ir I,,, Aeonrn"U'h Au? 10. to I) 1
War |. n liar M ;n p m 3Wt.
AIU?rn? Ihn. ?'tenf.i. ?*>? Auf It, la th? Mun
?m S. Une. win, ?j,., Har. mf.lnlfh'. ?I I
I 11m (Mail ?? ? ' -, n. Au, [j, to Ilanne't
Hroaief A Vn llar I )n a r.i
T.ioinl?P ? let lOraagl, l*lr?ua A'lf 1 an.I I'atrtu,
4, l?. the ?irrek .WloqaJ ?Hcara KattgS?Hi <". *'?''
malla an* nul*? llar. .1 M a m.
ralkansar (Narr, Harr? Auf I, to tho Tarlbhean
A H'.uiliani t*? I o, In. |jar 3 a la.
Matura ?Br>. I'aranmrll,.. Ang *. Trinidad 14
and firenada IS, to the TrttiMml Shipping A Trad
Ins Co, wltl? malla aiul nulae liar 4 40 a iu l.iil,
Ht? of (?ilumlau*, Uarannali. yuar, 11 -? p m
Slat.
IU?. Ifmmtl, Hull An? 5. to llenham Biinwen
Bar at *> a m
nrstfeasny ?Bri. narre An? r, to th? vom
paanile General? Tranaatlantliue, with ends? liai
at .? a m. liai
?Jrlu'n illrl. Boat.in Aus 21. to Norton. Lilly A
Vn Ixtt (Juaran-liie at 10 4* a m.
rVtMaaventura, ?mmaaa A-ig 10. to John W ny%n.
n?r ar | M a i .
?tu* iHri. I'alharlen Aug I?, to tho Ifunann
Jt, l.lr.e. wit:, nifar Par at 11 a m.
Manr.a liai?, |lalll'n.>ri'. to the New York Wat
Balil'iinre Tranap.jrtarl.il Co, wltn tudas Quaran
II'..- it I 10 a m
liateru'-ral?. Norfolk fur l'ro.lr1?nrr Quarantiti?
at I .<! a ill
Hliawiii.it. iarkinriil?e A'l? 1?. lo the Ciy.!? Hi
0a wiih i.i ... Qiiara.tr.. at 4 l'l a m
II.Han,, Tupan? Aug ?4, la l> T Wanten, with
Har ai S g S
Lucilina iHri, <n?e Aug 4 and (ilbmltar *. to
II T War leu lur al I 0 I m
?irai la (Mwe.li, Hwaiiaca Aug I. to Fumeari.
Will,) A Co Har a? , 30 y _,
Iiu.a 1'rgll A'.rii/ail (liai), (lanoa Aug 10 ar.l
Napas 11, to liarflel-l. S'.larl A Co, wltu n.ai.a ai.d
MM Har at !. >n ? n
Ml .tar n. ta? n o. to David T Warden, wl'ii wmSa
oil. quarantine at 7 41 p m.
??All *.I>
Mieamim Pain-al IBr), I?ra.lon : New fork
(liut.'hi. I/0-..I - ?... i, ?
barg.-) . Alan.,. . Maran
nah: Jeff.rri.on. Norfolk sad Set/port New?.
STEAMER- AT FOREIGN PORTS.
aiihi\i:i)
I.lrerpooi. Arig :i I Peal, Ham Tort
laornli.li. Au? 12 UlBdfonl Brl. N e Tork.
a
SIR GILBERT PARKER
VICTIM OF CENSOR
Either Golf Match or a Play
Blue Pencilled in Letter to
Montclair Postmaster.
The British censor has Riven Post?
master Townsend, of Montclair, former
Representative in Congress from tho
li'th New Jersey District, cause for con?
jecture. Mr. Townsend has received a
letter from his friend, Sir Gilbert Par?
ker, which the [.ritish cen.sor scanned
before it started acrogs tho Atlantic.
The obliterated line that is of most in?
terest to Mr. Townsend is that which
follows Sir Gilbert's statement, "When
I pay my next visit to the American
continent." Then comes the smudxed
line.
"Now. what is bothering: me," said
Mr. Townsenil festal'day, "in this: Did
the censor's atnudsfe blur out Sir Gil?
bert's challenge to a Rolf contest with
me or a renewal of his proposal that
we should writo a play together?"
INSTRUCTION
Ham v unis m..?.i .m.??!
The Barnard School of
HOUSEHOLD ARTS Z..
rnnHIUP- I eraet'arr n,d Adran,ed. < hiflnf
uUUnillu.;.. i ind Hen ?-.?.
Ira.ll. ai CavrMf lu l?reasiiiik'i I Ilecnntlie Art.
, i s raunt?, Counn.ttlni.il Freueli. English.
?1,1 ??- i-.rt t i?" raufSM '
BARNARD SCHOOL L?? BOYS
flElDSlffl, WEST 244IM SI. SSSn
* ,,,'. atSS' BlUi tr.?m VSS Cnrtlindt Tark Slil'Wit
Sudan Kii.'lcrgar-.-?. t? Col 111?, aom nay nmaln
ill riiv. i ludtni Baturdi? Stud* *flthYFAR
Hour Tfiinl? Ceurta. Athletic Field ""ul" "?*?*"
BARNARD SCHOOLm. GIRLS
421,423 W. 148th Sf. T'!'M*-Ug 20th Year
h ? krtirti s ?o CoUasa 0?rtlicit? prltllil?. Th?
. . offrit?! ?Ill th? home In ?eekUif to k??P
. a! nletnni? ?irl Citalof
BARNARD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
I 71.1. c? <?*? It VVa?h. A?. Tel. 6811 AurJ. Primar?
I III" 7*1. ,,,. i i,,, ,,,- i, ,.., i.i.-U u.d H,y?.
BERKELEY SCHOOL
"?.'nd street and Heat Fnd Aee.
Prerar.-s Boys for al! ?'olleges and
T> ? liiiical *i, ho'l?.
rrlmary and Junior Departments.
I'th y-.ir bej bat ?th.
im. BW il/, s? HOOI.Of LaUfODAOES,
Ni.sv at
H M VAc-i .un Street.
ll.iiie.n Fifth Atenu?' ?ml Hmartissy.
DAM IN?..
?LOUIS H. CHALIF?
OBUPl'ATC, KV>siv\ iMinitlAL
H W.I.IT M HOOL
Personally teaches teachers, in
dsily normal classes for interpre?
tive, simplified classic, rscial and
bsllroom
DANCING 7?,*Vh,vt
RESORTS.
l.!OM SB**** KN?.1 AMI
OR Til sllOKK, '.O TO
Ga.en iiall in the Mountains
WfRNfRSVItLf, P.??.
Aulumn Season B?*-*-?ns Sept. 10th
M ...ern IItaris ?'!-?? Hotel llieri Ho*??
Un T?.nw Air Wondarfu
. ri Superior Tahlc Cool Automoblllng;.
Ill VV , |lu an ?
Baddl? lloraea l.'nuiusl Musi? I
!
Skilled Altcndanti Die) kn hen Open
All Ye || \. .1 lt.,.,k>>. ?Ill ?? ii .
It ?t \ .1 i 3 ', houi l Y .rk ;
on Itej.InK It I? . 1 '-, I,our.? from
N Y '?"I-. <i r ftl Vi-?r.ue
?I >V* Vl:l> V WINO, M??r.
t. VI KN MOI NI VIN ( II.
i- I Tourna (J?n?ral Manager
Why Not Try Thit
One-Day Holiday at
Briarcliff Codge?
GOLF
SWIMMING POOL
DINNER?
<">P?n-Air Daaelag on Psrgola '? ?
la, a r,?l S? ? ut.'. a > Evening! (}l?.K??a
? ? It ?lt., \i i ? nti
Kern V,.?k these*. I??.' Ma.li?..i? sttss?.
GALEN HALL
II" I II VNI? h\n VTIIIlll ??.
ATI.AN I H ? irv, V I
Alw.i? spaa AI?r?)B r?a.1y Alnaya huay.
Cann.it be axcaiiad for eomfcrt or tal,I?
and ? rice .-ii i.I.al plaos for a Ion?; Or
?hnr; nay Tonic ar.d curatlv? bath? with
trained r.paratora
f l. TOVSO. G-n?ral Manaf.r
Tilt UADIIG RtSURT *'0ifl Of IM WuftU
OilarllTorougb-Elenbciin
A.TI.ANTIC CITV. fM. J.
JOaiAH tVHITC 4 s?*Ns"cOTMPSAMr
VI8IT l'A' I. SMITHS l.V THF. ADIS?Vr-ACKS I
ii. ht ? - - ?s. ? ? ..i - v?.
?. k?aumi ?itti Huam H??t
?? I lU'h
I Al 1. SMITH* H <??*-: I, ?,, fi?il -raltl. H Y.
The Aulumn K-tort??\BWU ?\\
?In I r*'??r ?sar?n.. I ?kr?Adirondack*.
EMflRf AUTOMOhlLC TOURS. N. V ITATl
Baauiiat A alt-? Ir??. t. N. 8?IN. Nav-tju-fO. N.T.
BlTSINEM M BOOLfl.
REGENTS
f, tteom years' tatptritma* r. ttamemtt ico?-';
Higher Accounting and Auditing
Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Spanish
AMI
Secretarial Courses
Merchants and Bankers'
Business School
MADISON AV? & 58th STREET
8. C. ESTEY. Director. Pl_a 2993.
Bookkecpine, Sborthand, Secre
lerlal. Typewriting, Spanish, Civil
Service & St?notype Departmnla.
Day and ".v?ame ?casions.
Call or write for Cataiotruc
~ltt4St? Um Ave
law m until.?i.
LAW SCHOOL uMivERsiT*/
lin N IMAU vrii*r.KT
Near redera! anil rounty Coarta
I r. Bridge Bubwa H . le?n Tunnel.
Afternoon Classes 4:15 to 6:15
Evening Classes 7:45 to 9:45
Term l?euin? ?ejit. M I *i**i: SYCTTCT-.
Tuition Kee, ? me H IT? n le.iiar?.
? n ifu? seal on ippll itioa to Reglan kr
NEWYOBK liny ?"liiiol i;i 1 iiltmi >i .
I....V M 1IOOI. K.i-n's Mlii.ol X. \. City.
Seat gourtg a- ' la? ? 14. H,
Of P M Of EWulag llasaes Dwlgtll M< '
TI roe >eara'
couraa Hand for cata
(,l.?ll<?,i: ( II A-K, Ii. ,
_3CR0QL AGENCIES.
Arm-rlran anil Foreign Teaeherw* Asency ?
Buppllee Prnfe.sn.n8. Tua-liera. Tutr.ra,
i.oaaea, ate., to Colleges, Bcboola and
Famille?. Apply to Mir. M J. VuU.NG
V\ I.Tl.N' 53 Union S.iuar?
RESORT?.
HOTELASPINWALL
Lenox, Mass.
Thrre golf courae?. ?a.lille horse?, t?n
n'.a dai "??? ?t<!
Accomnv dat?e i write for circular.
W. Wf. HI.?U*.V
Alt? GRANLIDEN HOTEL. Lake ?.una??.. N.M.
Fill*. BALE.
Bt-?a*, Army-Navy Auction Bertjain?
I**** ? ..... .
?fj !-??? I'" ??? B -
i ?a?. . ,r ? k> - ? I . ? '
I' .-. my- P -
, ?, I . i I... .- |- ? ., ?????-?..
. t - . .
fyfJSt Army Trot? to Hire. Frae tlit-olar
H, FrancisBannerman,501B'way,N.Y.
SHERIFFS M ' TION BALES.
DANIE?. UBXIiXW ,: ' *
?? :
a m. at Ue I.aati ?tudlos, N I .
f 1 I "fa .e'laln writ of
-
<|i Drop, 'I) Frame Door, (I) Ground
Cloth, 11) Le** Diop. (2) Prof le Set
Pede-tal. '.. Platforms and Parallels,
(I) Cut Drop. I Back Drop. etc.
MAS I ?? *_., BUerW
|>AAl II A II
?VVAI.I), -,
?
? ' a 1 '
t" M I; :> r,.- .1 ' exe. la
Uoa. all the right, tul? ai ! tatanal lu
One Crocker Wheeer ?ienerator,
250 Voll, and .***** Itchboard.
MAX ? UKIMCXHA?
I-Aa\? Il a n r. I
BUSINESS CARDS.
"AIOHI. (AlU-KT CI.EAM.sn ?ii- .-.??na ft?
eonir'??a**l ?If. airain ornad or aa Boor |',\?
. . f,:i Kaai ?Hin ,i i oir? A l.liAM>r
?
mi i.TtiiKAi-ii Tvi-i-v. i:;rrt \ Li rT*:n
: ?. it ii; i t neo it
?AKATHKUKuH!. ;... Mroai?a, . I. , ..tal..? II. tg I
.' m
A .''.h. t AHI'I'T ?IKANtvr, W?U?
' . :-.' Larsnt. V ,
fink Hi',* wove, rnoi* old ? Aftrr***.
h .? Reaerx-.i Ae Bend fot < irnjiar
Tel. tiei-tatt Mrvani. 4**-?.r? *?! ?Ma .?H.
"9*?
AI'CTIO.N SALES.
'a i< B.lta n A -?en _
x?V. -el?, a' 1?. Kaat, Ulsl at, Manftat
tao. ai 1" a ?n . ut rig-?
MATTHEW F. MlLVUlU-la. __?r.a_
'Cl
?x. A A
mmWamt
Up the Hudson
By Daylight
All Sertlfo Dally Firept Mandar.
Direct Rail ("nnneetlona ?o all points tn
th? Ca'ikllla. Saratoga, in? Adlrondarka.
th? W.at and North. Muaic K??taurant
All through rail tick??? b?tw?en New Tork
and Albany accepted.
llr.l,r,i..r. St.. " 40 A M : VT. 42d St,.
I I A. II, VV 12Vth St. ?ilO A. M ; T'inlcri.
| ?:45 A. It; landing st West Tolnt. N?w
. burgh. Poutfhkiep?!?. Kingston Point. Cata
. kill, Hudaon and Albany.
Also Oethrotiee M . ?40; W 4M St..
, 19. VV ?-?Hi bt . II 11, Yonkirs. 19:60 A.
M lor li.ar Muintaln. Weit I' Int. Corn
, wall. Newburgh and Poughkeepst?.
On? Day ?luting? in Poiifhkrrpale. Near
burgb. VIeat l'oint, or Mear Mmiulitln.
Afternoon Boat
I for Bear Mountain. Weat Point. Newhursh.
' Poutrhkrepsl?, Kingston ?nd way landing?.
I Icavos I?. alirows St.. 1:45 P. M; VV 41d
! St.. 2 P M; VV li'th St.. 1.20 P. M.|
i Yonkcra. |:|| P. M. Dally ?x*?pt Sunday
I I-al outings to Ii?ar Mountain and West
Point, returning by Sir "HOBKKT Kl L
TON."
D Hudson s-sss River
ay Line
' psatrSBBSB t P'?r. T?l. 4141 Bprlng. N T.
FALLRIVERLINE
TO BOSTON $4.09
Lv. PIKR 14. N. R.. ft rulton St. Dally
I st 6:30 P, M Mualc.
Providence Line! .St?? I.v. Pier II, .?! B.
! ft. Fulton Street, week dsys only, C 00 P. M.
Nrsv London (Norwich) Line: I.v. Pier
40 N R . ft. Houston St., week days only.
? 30 P. M i Pier 70. ? H. It B. HA St..
I I'M P M
New lledford Line: Ptrs. I.v Pier 40. N
R . ft. H"uston Street, weak day? only at
4 0?) P M _
Deep Sea Fishing Slr/TALRIS'
.? | A. vi. .-.mi piar i. M It, ONLY.
CONEY ISLAND
ROCKAWAY BEACH
"GRAND REPUBLIC"
Sirs. Lve. W. Ifttft St. & her I, N. R.
Wire?.t?r. J1 ?., Pr-ariSrnci direct. 111!.
itni.-i,,.nn.. ?1, ?ISO ii 12.
Daily. including blinda)'. 5;3U p. m.
Troni Pier 1?. K It. Thon? ?700 ReektDi.T.
?it? Tick?! one?. 110 llrutdai)'. M Y
I ;-,,?!, TI, ket OlTlce II.? u t, I 23d 8k
Writ? 'nr llluslrst. .1 F, l.ier_
KEANSBuh^
L? Batterjr Dally ? 3d. t 30. 10.3? am. 1. ?. 4.30 i
5 45. MS, K >'.' um. Sun 1,11 ?. 11.45 a.m.. I0.it)
Vi. ? i USD s m i Trol'.ev? to til Jersey yu
CONEY ISLAND
ROCKAWAY BEACH
sri'.s i!?Shl'AI.K (I CIMBKIA lo :>
Weat tl st. lo II; Sauen?.
in 45: ( I ... - ? a j : . --
ULO( K ISLAM?. llkll-.M.
(iKKt.M'dlU. nllKl.l'KK ISLAND
AM) SAO II 11.11.?I.
8tr "Shlnnt'cock'' of MoniauK Steamboat
Co a Line leave? N. T. Pier ft. JUh St..
E. R.. Tuea. and Thura.. 6 JO P il-. Sat..
1 00 P M
?EdRCHliGIIT MUTE
\0&?&?
Ma? ?.til'l??\f ll\NV?TKO?
?anil the MIKTII
?. .relay
?apltal ( H> l.in. . . K . foot
<*an?l I M P. M.. W II.M gt .
g:?>0 P. H. l..avo Tr.iy ?;IH P. H...
Ail.any ?1)0 P. 11. TOT? 11 "'??
Ham X?gi.t Kipreee Pi*r II v I?.
BrtH? P M . Weat 11:4 Ht. 10:00 P.M.
I.ea.e I <??' P M.,
Alhany da! I OximOmr. llrM
|. M , , ' und trio.
People'. I Ine l'Ull N* H. 0.0? P.Ig*..
IrJ St., r.:30 1*. M. Loav? a .?ny,
llfM P. M. l-"aru Itee on? way. Il de
reuaa trip.
ffenrlsr m"rnlng
boat for Nowt'.irsh.
vine. Kinna
IM Pel at ami Al
l'i?r St,
N B S-20? A. M..
W. 13.'.I ?? llll'HI
\ M. ,.<>?. Al?
bany. 10:?Mi A. Ha
Tr 1 ?aprinir 'MOO ?lay
large?! Kltrar
Me mi?iii|.? in
til. .. ,r:,i
riu?^er,.
,c.f?ip/.r,x
UP THE BEAUTIFUL HUDSOlf
Str. "HIGHLANDER" ,-.??
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POSTA?. -IKRVICE
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ESPAGNE,.Sept. 4, 3 P. M.
CHICAGO,.Sept 11, 3 P. M.
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LA TOURAINE, ? ? Sept. 25, 3 P. M.
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LLOYD BRA'ILEIBO. 17 State St.. t.. Y. City.
EX( TRSIONS.
Delightful Afternoon Trip
to Bear Mountain Park
or WEST POINT
Steamer "Albany" ??
Str. "Robert Fulton"
Ua?e Ii.,:.,.,,- st Daflf es..r? fun*??. I 45 P
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womm.
HARD CCAI.-NO bMOXE- COMFO?T
Atlantic City $2.50
NtXT WEDNESDAY
L?. W. 2Jd St., 7.?0: Liberty St.. 8.0O a.ss.
?v. Jicaiun Ate., Jtney City. 8.17 i -a,
Lv. Bioid St.. Newark. 7 5s a m.
via New Jersey Central
WORK WANTED.
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EXCURSIONS.
Cheapest through car
rates to
TORONTO!
Canadia.nNationalExhib.tion
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Tickets good goint, only
Sept. 2 and 9
All rail $13.55 IfTd
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Lehi^Aalley
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Ticket Offices:
I 1460
Broadway-< 1236
I 94
Brooklyn -30 Fiatbush Ave.
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New Havrn?129 Church St.
DAILY TRAIN?
5
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FALLS
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DAY
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