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SEE TRICKERY
IN PUMP PUN
Minority Stockholders As
sail Bondholders of In?
ternational! Concern.
SEEK TO INTERVENE
IN FORECLOSURE
AMeti Thr\ Will Suffer in ReOT
ftflization and Ri-iisintf of
$3,639.063 Now ( apital
arged yes?
terday by - - ?t 'be
Inter- puny of
N'e-A JeraajTi " ? ;r'
Jnitr
inter-. ? proceedings
' '
??-.at bondholders BUe
? . ? ant on
?
? the mortgagi i t.. be
?nits have al
: y the Guaranty
rk. ar.d BJf
then Ks ?
preferred
?
?
if Neu York, chairman;
???ter. N Y.,
and Thomas < H
made
T, t h -it
Iho foi be stay? i
heard
.
Tl..- *he funds of the
eempany wi to mnke payment?
??n the debt red 7.y t.?-.c
. . 'is al
lege<t ?rieet
.
provided N leraey law,
?
holder terms
, con
tiibu-. ?
Th. '
j refe- red si
? go
?
u thi ? '
...
'.vhieh
i
! eu r take over
INSTRUCTION.
SKM VOKK?Maahaitan.
A Couatrv School a
inNEHYftRKCin
' /or(it>Girls
??rf1?
WTOfai
?,.. ??.. ??..??
SJchirbing ano SbCt^'?: "
JkSirv ?frctjool v
A "Real School'' with ideal
?urroundingi Sroill claiir?
individu?! attention Ceri?
f?cate ?drrit? to college? Gradu?
ate courir? Mu.mc Department
A?t Pancing. r locution. Gym
nsitio. and Household Science
City pupili remain throughout the
afternoon snd ?har? in all activi?
ties-?athletic?, ?port? and outdoor
study in s.School Park of 35 acte?.
Acce??ible by automobile, subway
and railroad Telephone PI Kingtbncittr
An invitation to vnit school cordially
eitended to parent? and guardian?
-j-Hlfis tt?nngs ano ifltsslEHhiton
RivardaV A..n.,r nraf :>2nd .Vwt "?'??S
Ni 'A YORK CITY
COLUMBIA
GRAMMAR.
?,?irdi:ni SCHOOL/
MIS. .*.. : nn.I I ? I -I OatXD ?-1
Ilanari ??? '?'''
n?i>? I'rlmar-?
i -, atu ? ?
. ?
X
Collegiate
' l? rr"i>ar?lorj/
?-. ?trtma l-rl
ary ?nd Junto! iirnl?.
Mixlrri,
Larg? Oj l?.-t-iim
?, , Afternoon outing i-luie?.
ijCnOOl Bo)s Nl 43a m^mM
rotndad itsi irTta rear kafla? l
a. I WtrKi Rradnaltar
>
The Barnard School of
HOUSEHOLD ARTS
Household Accounts ' - !
?
. i>? ??
Ural HI.-S
BARNARD SCHOOL FA" BOYS
fllltSlOM. WEST 2M1H SI. 3SSS?
., w.'. ?? ?. Va < ? ? ? ?i I'.-. Bul ?a?
?a .? rrmal.i
30tti YEAR.
BARNARD SCHOOL 3 GIRLS
421, 423 W. 148th St. ,,:?V 20th Year
. -??" ???
?.bool iv . I????'? "lib lb? a le ?J-???
? ? - . ; ? i
BARNARD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
l-JT.?,c. 4 *?. Waah. A?. III. Un ?a? I'rliru.
14 tin ?M. , , ......... , n .
IRVING SCHOOL
i i> kw as *.? ? >-i Mil- m
Bi?TS i : ? <: : i i ai.ii? stx
>
The Berlitz School of Language*,
j ? !? 'WIM ?411 ?-THKT. ?j,
? ? a
HOBALt MANN SCHOOL ?OS BOYS
. II
a- l'.--?a l?a?
? a?i . -. .-?.
?
Noaacr mas?. -
n ? i
III* Ictt?? ?? ta??lc?
Books Bought
?It* tatUa? b iaa.lt? oa?a>iall? Waal*?.
- .. ? .
?a I And It to
s?j??'?: ???.?? U( u^.
fore diBfoaiiir of Ur*<
tione of hook? autor
: t removal
rssh down IflWI.V WALKAN, New
? l-?rir?*8t ?t?.?.,-!,,., i. B'rOaidwai
is a LL-OLI-Of-KVINI- HO( KS "
? ?M.l an i... ran .n? 0? kernt >
Pub.i?b??r *n -any . . :, ?,. rli*rI
book tlpr-er ??t?nl. ? . ?;: tn1 i
toa my Ubb*. rare book?. BAKES. H OREAT
hAKJU ill'-l'. Jc>r.n lirlatM ?t.. Jjlrriilha-i.aa-?, |
n??ets of the old company. Ac?in?t
asset? various securities are I
'
amoui by as?esaii .
? ?hare Thirtj I
? th? nev,
paid tl '
EXCHANGE FIRM ASSIGNS
Action Folio??? Death of John H".
Beer?, the Beard Member.
Charle? H. Diel
?
12 Broa.!? ?>. n ?
Exchange
i .
an att. . The as?
signment foll?n * '
i.?? i of J N V.,
of John Yv Bei r?. Mr. Owen
-
Stock
fered for mle It wa ? that
the i ?
the It? ? . '
,
?aid the creditol
on th?
? tai . ? t hese we re
paid . ' throug
io::?'.
PUBLIC UTILITY N0TE8.
(?eneral News am' Fl?ming* of Various
( 'orporat lona,
Gi
ern Utilities Coi
July M,
cer.t In eJ
? ?
anee after
cr.h*.- cent. 1 .-tul
.
to $1,0? et rev? ere I
B22 and aftei eductins. i harg
e? on bonds, etc., and provid--.
sir king fund r?
ment ai
ri i i me i ? ; -
D videi ' ng t >
"00 were paid d". I ? BT on
the preferred stock, leaving a balai ce
Worcester Gas Light.
The
of Worcester, Mass., lias sold t<
sel, Kiimicutt ?- Co.
ono,(iO.? -I'v [."r cent ? t? matul i
There
?
as all
previous en met
through sale of stocl I -.'der?,
the la ide at
Fall Blver Gas Wort,??.
The Fall River Gas Worl
. ?
? gf for .! r l ?
com?- being $46,416, and after deduct?
ing opei al inj i hai ge - nel
??> an i net. .
the same nionthh of la I
year. Surplus earnings for the month
? of $4,485. Earn?
ings for |] e twelve moni ei cd with
July, amounted to I
compared wil " ? B0 in the
preceding, while nel revenues made a
.
INSTRUCTION.
HAMILTON
riTi n: i on rots,
? -. I ST I'M. A, E . * W . nit ?'.Til ST.
TV ;\-rv ro? HTII i i :.?.'?
. ..;???- ,' I. ?.
,
HAMILTON
I.NSTTTI TK 1 OB OlJUaS,
rivthsii i mu 11 ami <- ni ptrei i
BERKELEY SCHOOL
V.'nd Street nn.l ??,. ?t Knil Ave.
l-r; ares n i for all ? 'oil? s? s ai .i
hnlcal Schools.
Primary ano' Junior Departments
? ? be gin i Septem
TRINITY SCHOOL
I lSii-lIT tl'RNI Slat ST., Mil rORH
l. .ii.lt.1 i -.mi
rrirr? High Schoole
taith l'eai n?-i?iiis Keptembef .'lili
M \\ YORE? llrouklMi.
PRATT INSTITUTE
BROOKl ? !*, v. Y.
M IIOOI -> ?H I IM \MI VI'I'lHtl
\KI\ Hill *>l IHM I? -? II A? ? \S|i
-Vit I ?. **< UN? 1 \MI IM IIMil ?M,?,
lll'.KIM s? II V? I. ?Ml MMU |(.
i. ii: I I V IK UMM.
Day Classes Open Sept. 22.
Evening Classes Open Sept. 29.
11(1 HI UK I? PR III s? r.l,,,,
M \\ YORK? V.c.1. he?trr ?iiint?.
Chappaqua Mountain Institute
V ?llinllu. Weal? lif-trr t ?,., N. y.
? tor GIRLS. I ?? ? Rf?l Ccuntry
ur.Or ran i ' I Urn Ii I- ? ? Imltl I
......
...
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. ?. art. 1
Ma- ? h??l i ....
|
It! ?IM?> ??( .luiil s.
ffpiaa,
Isrlsl, Tvpewfitln-j, Spanish. Civil
Service a Struotype D?partants.
D?v ?nd r.\-roiD( sc??iud?.
Call or write for Catan inr
?^W\?\?-^\VJ^
AiUdSL?I*t?mAve
ALL BUSINESS SUBJECTS
.-ar
? ? . .
> ? m a??, tx.d sard ai
PACKARD
* COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL
I *.?ln*?,.u \?r. nuil SStk sir-.*!.
ffiSmamK
ZJ'?'?TM.vr i miv
l \\\ ?i llooi *>
LAW SCHOOL 52S?
IAI STREK1
M
UNIVERSI?'
Afternoon Clatter. 4:15 lo 6:15
Ever.in-; CU?*es 7:45 to 9:45
Term BegUll Sept. .". < \?.| ?v?HM
?
Ni:? i??Kr< I? >? "t htt.il |*4 lull..i, s|
I \\\ >? ll?HII I ?? H a - h I N 1 I II? "
\,.r
..f I M ? I
.
lil OKI'S. C II ?-I Ii...,,
-( Cum ?,?.:?. ,t IKS
,,mt-rli ??I. ,11.Il It.lrl?,-!, Irai Inr? Ifrln? ?
-
, ? ? ? School* ?n*) .
Fsmllle?. A, ? M J YolNU
l I 1 TON :i lmon is<ju?r*
M . K T. READ.TUSTMTNT NEArT
Ma? lie I oder?? rillen h\ SI rontr Man??
ing S?ndirate.
rd for th?? real
eial structure of
IWMV
| the formation ..f
which will
plan that s alii
? m i ? ? ? '
?, :? mai be ??. 4 -'
nd Haflgartm A < o
>S, who hi'.vp just
pon
? ' ?
ised reorganization
? ? ?. ? d favora
< ?
? I e latter be
?he present
ust i"- dona, it if ?aid,
to be avoided.
",ff to he under-writ
for the payment nf|
j f maturing; obligation?.
,.... ? . tiei which tha '?' ?
'need in the
inability to sell
? of a m .i
y,", l ? . none were available
? ?-.,. ? ? the ; n
I If B capital rea<;
.. ranged
COTTON MOVEMENT
CONTINUES BULLISH
Market Korps on Rising. Clos
ing 19 Points Above Mon?
da?, "s Prices.
?
I ullish ? entlmant waa
? -i* and
... the cotton
? COB making
.
Id up tu 10 V. oi
?:g price of
u, dnei ? bale above
. d ? earls $i?
? above tin lost price reached on
?he break of Ian July. Realising natu
became very heavy around this
level, and there ware reactions of sev
tinta in the late trading, but de
i seemed to bring In fre?h buying
i, and the demand was sufficient
to give tha market a linn tone at the
? ? .<till nho-Ao.i net
of front 20 f-. 20 points for the
The more general character <>: the
demand was in evidence from the ?tart
from the continued steadiness of
Liverpool and more numerous ri
? pot di nd, there ap
n. ir. bullish factor of
...... in ihe neu -. hut SI
-. ery much
: , the i. duction in crop
? '? h.-'lge selling
: : rale, and the op
view of general condition,
).. . .! largel) on the big grain crops
the abundance of money. At any
rate, ihe market opened firm at an ad?
vance of 1 to 11 points. The enrly ad
? ? pnce ; somewhat out of
with Liverpool, and there ?-a?
mi her heavy foreign selling here, a*
well as realizing, but the offering? wern
raadil) taki reci ns, and
the generally upward trend of prices
? .... were
!.. 33 pointa net higher dur?
ing the afternoon, ilns advance car?
ried i retol i ip to 10.28,
while December ?--TI al 10.62 and
March worked through the 11-eent
..r within M points of the highest
price touched on the hull movement of
ia * April. Subsequent fluctuation a
ei 'alic, bul after a break
to 10.1 - ber the market closed
or about 10
off from the beat. While some
-i South?.
temperatun . weather conditions were
genera Icrod more favorable in
the belt, bul the nnfavorable character
? ? published since
he last condition
. - i the? tendency to
reduce the estimate of the crop, while
? ? ol more important hedge
g has led to more confidence in
the stability of Southern spot markets.
may have been aotne further
hedge selling of October contracts here
. bul the premiums on late
-e appeared sufficient to fur
carrying charges, and near month
readily absorbed
? salea of December and January.
?? ?? export? for the day,
amounting to nearly 21,000 hales,
. rj ',o color the talk of a better
demand, and a private wire was
? .i hen- from llallas suggesting
a con ? ? ' intereai for Sep
temb. : ? There were one or
two acattering reporta of inereaaed
offerings in thi tei or. hut the South?
ern marketi officially reported were
gt nerally ?>4e to , er. with Hou
ton quoting middling at 9.90 and re?
port ing ( ,030 balea, Ra? .
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BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.
_ The i festen Railroad
pel ating re? -
28.798 for July, or 146,240
earned in that month
me from ra
1241,74?, an
-
The hin v. tor ?"iir Company, it was
terday, has declared the
regular quarterly dividend o? '?'?'. ote
a dividend of l-':?i
per cont, both payabli October l to
? d Si ptember 20,
? of the Pi
i wed aii i! i
it year's figure
. Income amount :
'?ian a '
Home for Fraternity.
Iloughton has '.eased
for Josc| lorgan the i
t., to thi .- ? i . hapter
. Fraternity for a
ara.
MORE COMMF.RCIAL RENTALS
East Zftth St. Wart and Other Trade
Spare Reported I r**t*?I.
: for Bay? j
mond ft Raiaman I t for a long
term of years th? .ment .
m No Bast 28th I
V. \nrinke lOalty ? o. the ?th lofl in
.. 201 t... Wl I Pth ?t. to the i
Prospect Button ?Vorks.
M. ft L. Ilom, !?ir, hsve renewed
? covering W,. iqusre feel for
t term of yenrs in the build : R at the
"*.*t corner of Univers ' Place
and llth st; Merchant*' < loth Exam*
in g, Shrinking and Fini?hlng ? ompanv,
I Sniraoti A Co., imp'.rter? of ostricn
?"???her*?. an<l the Pseifte Noveltj Com?
pany, manufacturer* of hair ornaments.
Rulaad ft Whiting Co. has rented
rorner store at Tin Madison av.
for a term of rear? to Barrett :?eph-*ws i
Co.
Ewing, Bacon ft Henry, in eonjunc?
tion with A. L Mon .or*, have leased
the entire second Boor in 240 West
.'?Jth ?t. to Praneis Muncie, proprietor;
of 'he Gotham Ante >P and
I
Wm. A White ? : rented -
the entire building at 2 ' I'enrl at to
Mesare. Arthur C ft Co., the
present ter;. end ba*c
ment.
The American Real Estate ('ompanv
has leased to Samuel I. ?ellis the en
?ire fourth near in the Arens Build-i
ing, 88 i" West 82 st., for n term of
?ear?. The tensnt is a ?rholesale
r In furs ?'id textile garments.
.
52D ST. AfARTMENT RENTED
?tther (hoi..- Suit?"*? in (he Popular
Home Districts I eased.
Wm. A. White ft Soil! nave rente-!
enl in No. 20i. West
.. Robert Barber.
Pease ft Elliman have lea??d apart
in lot East 40th st, t.. Dr.
rge M .lean and to Hei
also an apartm? nt in B2fl Park
Tsth st. to Mrs Helle p. Taber. and
an apartment in ",: Weal l lth ?t. to Mrs.
Flora Livingston; in 148 Basl !?<th st.
?o Miss ?Mara Morrison, and in 137
East 18th St, to Mr?. Alice M Chonte
Dough?! L Elliman ft Co. have
leased a Isrge apartment in th.- ne-??
building at ?'.:?'.' I'ark av . c? mer of 84th
st., for the Horatio Resit?, Co
Willian i ii lo Ufred P Hin
ton, also apartment in 122 Eaal 76tl
?t., for Julius Tlshmsn ft Son to II. S.
Dudley, also spartment in 187
81 si >'. t.. Albert ??<i = cnthal and .lohn
L Tonnele, ?r., and an apartmenl in
20 Ea ? '? ' - E. R. Vedder.
Roland ft Whiting Co has rented
apsrtments st 710 Madison sv. to Dr.
Sidney Vankatier and Harry Eichel?
roth; alao apartments in building, No?.
34 and 36 Ea il 68th st., to Chai
Kloehi i. Mi Vii ginia '? < ?handler
and Mil Florence Spencer; apartment
at No. 156 Bast 72d st. to Mies Helei
laohmann, and a large apartment In
the Mayfair, southeast corner of Park
ii d r?7th st.. to ?'harle- R. Dan*
forth.
TO REPLACE OLD
SUN BUILDING
Three Story Store and Office
Structure to Cost $85.000.
Frederick I'mtuani I'latt tiled plan.?
yesterday for the three ton store and
?ifV.ce building which i? to he built on
the site of the old Sun Building, nt
i lie southeast corner of Nassau and
Frankfort sts. The Sun Printing and
Publishing Company is the owner.
The estimated ci*' is ?65,000. The
structure will have a frontage f-'
feet on Se i ? and G8.1 feet on
Frankfort st.
The Schulte Realty Company leased
nrue months ago the .?round floor and
basement of the proposed building and
ublel one of the itores to the Riker
Hegeman Drug Company.
In Wcstchester District.
The Robert E. Farley Organisation
hai sold for the Model House- ('ompanv
? large new residence at Greenacres to
Avent Childre :, of Rauscher ft child
Sales at Auction.
? ?
11? ll'iir? Bf
IMTH St. -.? U. ? > ? NILS ? Ii ?? IS.Sl
IS*.] i ??? ?? i i M i'a?. I ri In? Ci *i u ?
I...... . -,
j IM
l-.i ioeeph I-. Iiav.
71TH ST ' ? lit Si i
4 ???? fl?r Ja .? I minan .??I Mi ?
. ? ?. t -?:'?
i Brno 1. Krim?::?
JACKSON ST . I' n -
?... , v. ?? ? u Ab*
.......
Hi Danttl Gtt, ?
OELANCEY ST. tO. I ? ? I "h ?'. SSllSO
a?. D*l?n .-> ?I 12, a l ri.l
?Ii :.. n ? and
n It I
r War-il.m A
It. a!t>? WM
AI : SS Third a?
I loMfO P Ilav
WEEKS AV. ?? ? IS] .. ITI i ??-?nt.
K* a . Ij a-' I' I <? IT. lmll<-U ?.-. I nr. el
lb* plaintiff fi i ti
New Building Plans.
Manhattan.
HOT? SI . B >:>!? .? .?
lllll a . !.. .i . ?'- tl
Xel. srr| p. - ,- |
.III ar a- ?
NASSAU ST. - - ! at ?it
? 1 ??? "i ?,
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1- l'l*lI I??J lim-itf* . i.V. t*%
The llronx.
I74TH st - ?? ... a - ". , ?. . mm ??? lot
- it. -. . K*i
u :. ? ? :
W-*i an lillr. . -? -
SPOFFORD AV : . . .
-' '? ?? : rctnl?-?
." ' - ?. ??
*
Alterations.
Manhattan.
IB *'. ?. ? i|J a-? -:,.:,. ,? | , , .
?TV i ,,, . . ..
?
(IREENE st a ill. i Weeeter
- ? ? - i: Il M Bi
A i. '??.-? ? ?.? ... ?i
(IR0ADWAV. 10. ? t* ? ? i i .
? Wl I
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The Hroni.
is to st. se? ti i sei ? ? ? ? trem ? t
ilr | ?? ' ? - I ?ai:k;ort
a '? W a il?l a?, ?r ?,".- -
A MATTEI OF CHOKE.
Ri?hop Sanford Olmsted ?aid at a
dinner party in Denver, according to
. "The Minneapolis Journal":
"The charge that the Church is gov
erneil hy mercenary motive? i? an in?
II one I thin.: this charge ?as
best answered by the ?>:;-on chaplain.!
"A chaplain wa? addressing a con-!
gregatipo of prisoners, many ,.f whom
given more than one proof that
they were profiting by his visits. Hut
1 there -aus :i eertail . rough, brutal-look?
ing fello? who always ?cotTed and
sneered. And to day this fellow, when
the chaplain greeted him. ?aid:
" 'No, I don't I ? ..ke hand?
with you, par?on. You only preach
for money.'
"?'?? rood, my friend, have it so," '
the eh iwered. 'I prench for
money. You steal for money, i. ?
. ?.' "
A I?i:m? i; OP THE Hfissr.s.
Ambrose, the porter, entered th- of
editor, who enio? *
chat with the bright, if unedu
rie^?i<.. says "Lifo."
"Ami.ros,-, do you '?im political,
econn...
"No. sah; Ah certaialy do not It',
only a scheme of the h,>**<?? to defeat !
woman's suffrage ?o dey won't hsve to I
buy so many votes."
Shipping Information and
Marino News ol the World
Vessels Arriving ?I ?nH De?
parting from Port of
New York.
MIMA 7 I Itr AI.MANAf
..- ? 1? lr.<?M: ????
? ? i' 1
I...S?? WATO p
Sam-l? ?
ij, , .10 ?a I" 21
WISE I ESS RCPORTa.
Th? Larla-Tt "ro" ?? 1 pflalUnn or* Bt?aa. !? ?i
t?-U?! la i ? ? ' renom,. ,
Tht a,' I ? -'1 a? ! W> ml'."? ???? "j
Sa- '. Honk .- ? ; n ???1 ,?? !.?>. k
fonn
INCOMIN?. STEAMERS.
T'l I'AI.
i.M Un?
.,,., | ,.r. i . n-btt? Nil
San h.an. .-?i-< 4 u- ? l'
f.- I ' a ' . I ?t M ? f>
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; Monarch 1 tus *N
i lu? it.
I , ? ?.'ii 3?.
fern . amansa
B41TRDAT, .-FIT) muer it
?1 iir--.p? .
N?t.rukan
Mar?.,,- ,
Kauu lltj S??a ?a. Auf tl.llrla'nl
R ?- Il Ifatll .?
BUST? AI si iTrMHIilt II
I.I.--; . Otgt I A'-' ?
lia?. . i ? . W ir I
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Mall tlirliAca. HtTl J...V Y A
. , ? .,- i,.-i!4 BafansaB Baat * .???????.'
?lirllif ? mil
? is :i . Italian
vi* II..... Am Haw
11. ? ? .... WlUfm
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO I'AT.
gtaOt Vr?..i
?>,... i ... Una. .i'..? ?all?.
? ? , : 12 OS m
- ?. .
?? rran?
BATI RDAY, rl.l'TKMI'.l.ll II.
Sf.. Torta. Mi ? ? ? rl ? . I am
.? rrrr. h 11 "i m
liaUan I " ?? Il "' ?
Haratufa liai? , Ward 8 00 am II OH am
. .. Bai lu? S *i A: I' n 8 Ti* ?m 11 M m
. i nlo) l* F fa B-SS an. i.
: . . . |( . !? H ?> ..m
11 ilfai an Prli c? llra/r I' In ? 12 H H
? : ? i. p?ra. Haul l:M BB>
i amer... la '. ?H "?. Aiirho? 10 * m
i- ?? ? N'aplca, Ita l?B
.-. Il? 'Ig.rl.. la i ,..; . . Il? ar 1
?. Hun. wiii . ??
. \... rtrlraii? - ;-.<? .- 1- ' 1 ?
N.??.. Il?, . '- . - I ?" Pm
? .:. ;.,. 'la . -
lfrui..w|i , Mall.in- . - 0 PIB
M,.ha?. ? . V'1? . . - I '?'' l-i'i
- . un' la? .safannan. Sa?
Kl M?At m:i?TI \tm:n I-'.
AMiifigri. KuaaUn |o />n ?m MMpoi
? ? i. | - . .
?Hi rail ?n Sert '?
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Lleta N T
? :in P m
Ta III Marque??!, font l?Un1> tttm ttt
lualrall? I ?la ??an Kran l?< ?
a To .la?
DIRECT LINE TO SPAIN
Ne-? Steamers to I'ly Retween New
York and Vifro.
Madrid, Sept. '.< Announeement is
?<?? de of a new line of steamers to ply
. ii Vlgo and New York. It ii aid
Kinj; Alfonso will support the enter
prise, and that it has influential New
Vurk backing.
The line will provide a shorter route
between the two countries than any
now in operation. The diatance ;c
? --- miles.
Q. K. D.
"\o," complained 'ho Scotch pro'r
to his ?tudents, according to "Th
Windsor Magazine," "ye dinna ose
your faculties of obstrvation. Ye
dinna use them, For instance"
Picking up a jar of chemicals of vile
odor, he s'u.-k one finger into it, and
then into his mouth. "Taste it. gen?
tlemen!" he eomtnander, a?, he passed
the veaael from ttudenl to student.
After each one had licked his finger
and had felt rebellion through his
whole soul, the old professor ex?
claimed, triumphantly: "I tol' ye so.
V?. dinna uae your faculties. For if ye
had observed, ye would ha' seen that
thi finger I stuck into the jar was nao
thi tinker I stuck into my mouth."
NAPOLEONIC MEMORIES.
If is said thai Mr?. Sarah Brooks of
Downham, Kssev who, as a chil i of
three, was rowed out to gaea 0:1 th>
fallen Emperor when the eBllerophon
anchored in Plymouth Sound forms
the last link with Napole?n left in
i ngll nd, remark- "The Fall Mall Ga
M, Pierre Schamel Hoy. the
son of a loldier servant who followed
his master to St. Helena, appenrs to
have spoken tu Napoleon.
He was Lorn in 1808, and told an in?
terviewer two vears afro that, when
twelve years old, he went out to aee
his father:
The English suspected me of having
heen intrusted with a secret letter for
the priaoner, and I was taken to Sir
Hudson Lowe, who had me stripped
and searched. Hut they found noth
111 jr. and 1 was allowed to see the Km
peror. His dark, piercinir eyes form
my moal vivid recolectilon of thai far?
' oif meeting. He patted ray head and
called rae a loyal little fellow."
M. Schamel-Roy was for many years
costumier Bt the Paris Opera and now
enjoys a ion.
a
PRINCE HENRY AS A GUN SHOT.
[( .-ems difficult to credit the writer
1 in a reeei .f the Taglische Rund?
schau, who relates that Prince Hear-.
1 of Prussia, after a visit to England,
told his mother, "Our (runs will smash
British navy one day," says "The
Pall Mall Gazette." .1 mitring :"rom bin
exploits with small arms, the prince
can hardly pose as a ??-unncrv export,
lie had n..* attained his majority be?
fore he mallard, while shooting in the
preserves of the (?rand Duka of Ha?
den, to wound a iramekeeper so lev? re
lv that the ninn was crippled for life
and has since been in receipt of a :ren
erouB pennion.
Then in Corfu, \?hile climbing a
steep hill, he Bcidcntally lodged a shot
in m (?reek officer behind him; while
at a later p?-rio<i he inflicted seriou
damage <>n a Turkish ditrnitnrv ap?
pointed bj the Sultan to attend inm
on a shooting expedition in Syria.
a
THE SONG OF THE TRAM.
Trsaacara are seldom regarded as
objects of beauty, and it was reserved
for II. (i. Wells to discover the Die
torial poaaibilitiea of the London tram.
"The London Chronicle." "Look."
?ne of the characters in "Mar?
riages." "look at the beautiful elec?
tric trams that come touring down th"
-i it recta at nie-htfall, ships of
light in full Bail! Thirty vears arc
?. ? : ? ,? ... lible as imnrtor
talitv." It was ii N.w Zealand pool
Mg the song of the tram and of
tl London bus. In his poem, "Hii-.s
?V.." Arthur I!. Adams wr.f.
. ? 1- . Itttns iifiit
? . - ? ' .
? ?
riras basse a .
KXHlHllTNi; CAPTURED GUNS.
The suggestion that some of the
sun? recently captured from the enemy
-. diaplayed in Lon
don being revived, and it Ia now
hope || '. ? ? ?(Bei will con -ent
to this bel?g (inre. says "The London
tic Standard." Similar displays
havi ... in turn in Herlin.
Petrograd and
ii en of ;:reat enthuai
There Hre row numberi of cap
tared German weapon m th-.s coun?
try, of which the public is permitted
? ? niithinir.
a
WHERE APPEARANCI COUNTS.
The decorative beauty of a pineap?
ple rather tha-. the flavor *:\es ita
market value, says an exchange. I
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n* St*
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STEAMERS ?T POREIGN PORTS.
tRM, I/'
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V"rl< ter
Un S?w
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a . Hi I, N'?? \a?k
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. ... , i;,.. S?-* roi* f^r
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-.P M?-p,,.i* .Mr.. New Verk ?ta
?- ?
, aprl 11*1), ??'* Tort
ilri <i!. : Mi! ..!? ? Hr *?<"*. Terk rof
. a? v?.L
-. pt 9 rin.'t*.'?, (?r ^'?? ?"r*
BAILED
. ? | ,...., nil ID? ? Ifieei
has? '?? ^ '?"
I'?.I? t M-.it? ? I'rnmrlliMl* iBr) ??**" '
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? ??nt>??t? Kl
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n?i ropl ?'Ututo* IBr). N'"? ."rk
...?,i. Bea
,,.. , . Set
l'A -: i.
iil-ral'^r ?-???? I I
II? "a
?>? Yr.rk for
HIE "SALUTE TO THE DECK."
In response to an in'iuiry SI to why
officer? and men of the navy "-alute the
deck" and civilians remove their hatl
nlien going aboard a naval vessel II
may be ?aid that, though commonly
railed s "salute to the deck," the salute
?n question i* reallj .i salute to the
flap, -ays "The Philadelphia Press."
Eor instarce, at night on reaching th"
quarter deck or upon leaing it no sa?
lute i. required, a' the flag is, of
course, not flyintr. The fact that thi?
-alute i* rendere.1 upon reaching 'he
ntarter deck from below or when com
?pg on board arid upon leaving the ship.
:- pro! ably responsible for its having
been known as a salute to the deck;
S has been stated, it il really a
salute to the Hag. Men should when
renderii g it stop, stand erect and face
the flag.
RESORTS.
in Autumn
Touring in New England
Is at Its Best
IN SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER
THE HILLS AND MOUNTAINS
ARE CLAD IN RAINBOW COLOR?
INGS. THE AIR IS MOST INVIG?
ORATING, THE ROADS ARE
GOOD, AND THE ATTRACTIVE
WAYSIDE INNS, PALATIAL RE?
SORTS, OR MAGNIFICENT CITY
HOTELS OF THIS VACATION
LAND ARE BEST ABLE TO EN?
TERTAIN YOU.
for free Illustrated r.ial map In
colon 'NEW 1'Ni.l.AN'P TOURS."
puldlahed by ihr \i?\v ENGLAND
HOTEL ASSOCIATION, cnmprlalng
o\ er tWO hiiii.il' .1 "f IbS 1"
and reaorta.
wm || KIM H A I.!.. Secretar-/.
Praper lio'ei, Northampton, Uaaa
Why Not Try This
One-Day Holiday at
Briarcliff Codse?
GOLF
SWIMMING POOL
DINNER?
Open-AIr Dancing on Pergola VVedneo*
da) ?n.i Saturda; Evening? <M Ken ?
Incida . *. filin-;? ,
.New \<>il? ?Milt r, ID' Mini Is.in Atenu?.
Sjrnd Ihr Beautiful Fall In the Adirondack?.
Poiltl?? Rell-f (r?m Hay Ffyrr.
A I'.-a,.-? '.:? .. i <>i? I ?.'!! Seeemtirr I
ON UPPER SARANAC LAKE.
Excellent Huntln?. Muilr. luncln? Flihln?
(??If and Trnm?.
Xa Tit-.-r ?'ar Vm : ? i Tena? I.: ?ees up.
., alii Il* lu ' H Tris H II K?f* .*? t?
HAH'IINGTON MlLLb. Mgr.. Doser Sar?n?c. H. V.
A THE GHAFTON. Wa.li i.-|?un. 0. C.
METHOPOLITAN
\?ll|RY !\UK. N, .1.
?ii-iN rtiKOl ?.iioi r niK via?
Modern i anci tit < ?onatruei '.on
.*.? ., a . : ixurions lu?tes Fri
.. ? n? Hum i ?t watei in .. II i eonu
Mliilt- ?rrvli-- M U-.U-. T-nnl? Court?.
' 1 . - r l-.ulT- rt li.iret.l. Il 1*1 M A ?
*>ni r.M.v.N <v DEN MM, Manager,
? , :a'r? ioa Phon* Aabury, 1)4?
GALEN HALL
Horn a\;i *-\n ITOBIVM.
ATLANTIC < ITV. N. J.
Alwara open vlarays ready Aiwa>? r>u?y
Cannot ? ? ??..?' ?i toi eeotfort ?>r t*hi*
and aarrlca ".n ld?*al i '.???? fei . iun? or
?hort ?i?y ';..!.? *nd ruratlv* t,..?ii? ??-ib
w : i ii?.: ? |..--r ?
f I. TOfNO, ?l-nnr?! .Mi.n?cn
llll lUDINt. KInOSI HOlfl 0? IM WORID
SH3arH)orui?E?i*i!cnii2?m
ATI.A Mit CITY. V *f.
o* n?? ? ? ? M??ieiu(?r
JOSIAH WHITE A SONS COMPANY
LAKhW00D,NJ.
", ' r '.'.
E. E. 6?a?|*nlirri, M|r.
HOTEL CPAMATAN
U WRENCF. PAHK.UKONXVllaLE. N. V.
\!-ll ;.?'!. SMITT1H IN Tllr. A|.|i:ii\l>?rl\r.
in u . ? ;.*'. Its ? tn
? \ a,Id .<I,?IU ||a4!
? . Bal
l'Ail. HIIIT.!". HOTSI ?ii P??J i-iniift? % >
lll.liMIOMI.il. PENN.
"GALEN HALL IN THE MOUNTAHS
THE WEATHER REPORT
Fore<s?t? snd Utmaria ot Ihe Last
T?entv-fi?ur Hours.
,- -r: i Warm -?-at*i?r BM
a? ? . <
... railed fr.*-rallr atar
Hi? Northfrn ???"? fr?? ? ? '.-??? I ikfi ????'
?ant ' ?
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iiKvi-r?.? ftrlabla
foi?-??t t?r Sparlal L?'?ll?l??.- Eaa'-ff? M?*?'
Y?rl?. fair and raolrr t?d?y; f?lf fa-???"???.
-. .: . fait ?a
N?-w J?r?-y. I.a.'rrn |v;i-:?t!?-?. I' Ii-.--.ar?
? '?'r and
, . - -atr?
LSBBl OfTMal P-rtrt. The ' ? m ? " i ??
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?'inp"r?'nr- tot th* I??' "*- *> '"'if '"?nr? le
. ...n ?? III? 'hi nt ?I .fl.ltnS <tt'e l??t ?rar
la '-' "-' '' t> m *i ?'?
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Ian '4 M Il p, m
12 m ' 1- P m ?
l|i ni
Ba-nmrfar Baaftlt???.
? a m IB M 1 r m ? H ? p m ?B 7>1
Humidity.
?. ta.. 972 M ' : ? ? ' '
L? ai f trtettt. : ? - ....,?,? ?
Up the Hudson
By Daylight
All Serrl?* Pally Pirrnt ?.naday
Plrc-t Rail r-onr.?e?|ona 10 all point? In
the Catekllls, Saratoga, tha A-llr- n.laek?
fiio Waal an-i North All ihrousb rail
ticket a between Sew Yors ?n.i Albsay jc
Ro?a-tB?tra*?a?l
Str. "Washington .Tvina-"
Str. "Hendrick Hudson"
Str. "Robert Fulton"
Str. "Albany"
[????tirosar? St.. I 40 A M : W 4?d St..
I A. Mi TV 129th St . ?-Be A. M.. Tenk-r?.
? ? A. M ; lending at \\>?t l'oint. Nir?
i urgn. Pouchkeepete, Kingaton l'oint. Cata*
kill. II.i .s ,n an.I A.tuny
Aim IWlirntur? ?lt.. ? 10; If. IM S?-.
10 \V I lath St . 10 20; Tnnk-r?. 1? 50 A.
M, for Ht?ur Wrvint-ala. \\>?f. f'ntnt. '.'oro.
?aall, Kawburgu ami l'eus hk'-pale.
uni? l?nv OfBtaSagfl ?o Pnnglikeertal*. Ne?.
titirah. \\e>t l'ulnt or Hear Mountain.
Afternoon Boat
f.,r Waal ?Point, Newburgtv Pou|hk?*eB?ela
Kingston and way landings, l*av?? !>???
I P M . \\ 4L.! S- . I? M ;
W i: 'th Bt . 1:5? F M Dally ?v-pt
Bund . ?? Ideal ..utlnat t.. Weal I'r. ?
I bj Blr "KnllKKT II I.TON."
D Hudson nSJi R?V(
av Lin
Sunday Outing
Newburgh, Poughkeepsie
and Return, $1
Str. Benj. B. Cdell
Leaves Frank
lin St., 9:00; W.
129th St., 9:30
A. M.. for West
Point, Beacon,
Newburgh x n d
Pour h keepsie.
.Music. Restau?
r ? n t. Lunch
Room.
CENTRAL HUDSON LINE
i?nm j$t.camboat (?0
DEEP BRA ll-IIIM, WtsX "T.\l Ri s."
l?.?i;> al k A. M. from Piar i. N. I; ONLY.
CONEY ISLAND
I.KAVK \\. 1'9TII M? ? Il M .'.??'AM.
IS 4.'. ! N, . ' ?? I .... ? I I, .. tt 7 n ? 4.1 I* M.
l'IKH I. NORTH RIVKR-l? .. A M :
IS :.'.. ; ? i 15. 4 13 IS. 7-at
Hteeple? ' .??r, ? mi?-? i-i.u .i ? |
4 ROCK A WAY BEAUI
air. "GRAND REPUBLIC"
Lvi tiinkrrs v'i tT.ISMk Bt. 1<AM
l'i<-r I, N.H., It ... A M . If.?< i.i?v>n? rj r M
M.l?il\ t'MIMKM ?KIT. trill.
BI'KI I \l. II' ill lisos TKIP
-I M? A \. ??II'I KM lit/ K 1 ? 1 la.
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $4.00
sirs, iv, Pter 14. N R. 't ru.ion at..
at I IS H il. Music.
I'rnviilrinc l.lnr: Sirs 1?-. pirr 14. M II.
ft Pnlton Btraat, ?va?k ?Joya only. (iOe P M
>???? l.umliiii I.lnr. att I-. Pitt 4f \ II..
ft. Houatoa Bt., ??e. k ilAyt only, c-Jja f u .
I'lrr TO ? Ii ft I . ? It | du B? M.
Nri? llrilf.inl l.lnr: titra I.? I'i> r 41?. N
R n Houston St., weak days only, at S r.M
Nr?r ll;>?rn l.lnr. Mr |'|. i tt, K It.
ft ? hurtnc Bt.. ?ve? . ? p
?I Plei 10, fl i: .*?.*.I st . :i (jo p, ||
Url?lge|?irt Lia?, -i? .i.??? Mil} rtr |v
Pier Is, i; it . 3 ou p. .*,< . pt.-r :o. fl i; i-sa
li v M
*?}*'.H.l
STEEL STR. ?'HIGHLANDER"
\\ rrkilii? - t ttfausdaya 1.- Ilatttry l:ii,
? !I?| .?-? -. ? . w ?7.1 Bl i'i;.-o. \v.
II It Y..HK.M .. Il II A Bl
'nlldri
I II ? 7.-.. fhllilren Me
M? tl.l.lvl 1.1; ??1 ll'TI o. i ; I'r ?
TO ATLANTIC CITY
About S !-..Uf?. all ?la> 111? ht
"Navcr oui ?? ?iht a' Uu.i "
os, Thura?i.?> ?. Satur.l-aja,
\ ?l Pier *?, N R .
f....t w ISIh st . Net? Y.?rk
i.ti. wajr, S-.'..%0; Round 'f r. j? SS.30.
?send for Polder I .?: 'Pkona Btartng 712.
ATLANTIC CITt BTBAM8MIP LINaX
KEANsbuhc^
te s-11 1- !?' Uattrr? Ik. , _ t?
? i i i. > ? i : ? n p a, ,,?, 4 ., ,, lu Sun |
I?AI1\ ?Ml B| Mill rPaW-aj ll?
INTERSTATE PARK LAMUhGi
:,%I.OM. 1IIK I'AI lvv.HI -.i
MTK. Blk?aVBrTOa<a Irama ?V 17 ? tt, at at
?11 AM ?n.l ?? I- M l-'ar^ 3 .c hound Trip.
50* '?a0 YACHT TRIP ?.SM? 75*
YACHT CLIPTON LBAVB* FOOT WBtST 4t?-lS OT
Knclrdln? < It\ f*l?ht Baelni ?'at A H'io .'Vadd'l
I Tal lirysot i'. v Folder? In all Hotel? A Tal otea.
HEW YOHK-AtHANY TROY
/ ar?,cit River Steamships *n
the World
??Bf/m DAII r. tUt^LSmtemsm
MAIHY.
? \ PIT SI. riTJ LINE?
* - i- *? ': i - * ? v M ?, sor at
?S mi IMd - Pl#f Sea ? |
f-trr n? ??? I' find frlp. Il.so!
i'i.oi-i.j.?. i im;
1? S'n-tl. Ul'er
etett IBM IH -, ?n p \|'
,-o-a ^..a ?ir %'2 ri'ind '-ti, 1J-n
MI.IIT I'll'lii:??
1 r?*, ,? ,,
10 i Itt ?J*
Pl?r ? '
W?*f l.12d Srr*-?r
V r- *M ??J. Ii
-l-.al Darflghi r ,,
C ?' ? ? -o A II
T.121 ?f . 10
fiy.
n-?
T,
For Your Vacation?
BERMUDA
9-D?y To-jr?All Eapeaeae $45 50 up
? -r? ? r*r '.???>?
? la w Ha? l .. ,. T || ,.
Twin Screw "Berrnudian''
Safety?lea***- C*nf?rl?Sal!? Altrraal. W.?,.*-^
??urltr, H. r? In.. IJ B
II :??*.< . i a "jij '?i
A? . Hai"' - * A? 0 ?
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CUNARD
EUROPE VIA LIVERPOOL
ORDUNA . . .Sit. Sept 25, to A. v.
?AXONIA. Bat, Oei I. ||i*
. iHI'i-NA. *?<.' ? . ? .3. U All
?Tt'Si'ANIA _ El*l ? ' $ I? S
BAXONIA ... . 8*1 No' ?; '1 1'a
?En Ro'it* to Olaaaow.
KoiMi Tur. woKi.i. Pirn.?,.
t ?' ?? ' ail pr-.-ipai prru at un mrm.
COMPANY 8 OFFICE. ? 21-24 STATE ST. ?j/j
FRENCH LINE
1 ..m. ?Kt,i? (,?. ,r,i? TranMtlantlqa?
POSTAL *>ER\ICE
Sailings for BORDEAUX
ROCHAMBEAU, * * S-pt. 11. 3 P. M.
CHICAGO,.Sept. 18,3 P.M.
LA TOURAINE, * * Sepi. 25. 3 P. M.
ESPAGNE,.Oct. 2.3 P.M.
Un? t.NTOHMATlM.N Al PLT
R?O --D" LIME '"" : y" stor'-**m
neu u Line ,..?.., ?. u SwB
fnt Ir*? N i . ? , ^ i
I'tlll.Al'KI I'lllA *S- IIARACAS ?M. I
rlTAVAMlFHK' IAKACAIBO **r-*. ?
M I""?.
IH.I-.? liAi.i.i rr a < d . ??-.' M?-?
. ? ? || ?. Wan jkr-ai
BD A 7 11 "l *
PC ?A Am I U .'-. A";rrl? ?it lla-tiadaa.
-a ?a ?-? ' a* ?"???,
U0YP BRAZILFIPO 17 S??t? ?t N. T. Clt?.
MLWI-IIII' rit'KETa TO AN? I'liKT.
. ."!? .. ?-??..?? all line*.
lO?r, ..n.l A W I.II. ..nil. C?..tU '.(Ii ?1*1.
BOSTON^
rln llonl end Trnllr"
W?r-r,t?r ?.dC. Pr*?li*n-r dlr?rt j IS
!*tilt-.r..or-i?. SI. SI .VI A- *t.
Pull? mi Indine Readay. B:M p. m.
rrriu l-'rr III E It i-hon? ;-ro Mr??**-?
?It? Tlr?-t (!**.?. ;?!?? ?rottl??? N -
? : . . '-. ? .ir"r*. i'- raj ? ? ?i
_Writ? 'er ill.j??r?t-1 FMrjer_
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