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N?'HOODWMIN?
BY MEDICINE ME
Public Health Associ?t.?
Denies Influence at
Rochester.
SAYS PR. LEISER
WAS GIVEN HEARIN
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or. according to statement:
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In Just ? can Public
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tdge Not to Quit R. I.
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'KATY' PROTECTIVE
COMMITTEES FOR1?
Ihreo Airead) Organized ?
I o??K After Interests ?tf
Security Holders.
??ivei fo
??i? Mi? . .1 Kansi a I exai R
? iay t?
?.?.-, mittee
f. r \?rio i a? ? the piopertj
A aommitte? ??inch ??ill ?
rat and refunding -l I'Ct cen
bonds con lets of ?Uexai d? ; J "? mp
. hairman of th. Quai
ebairmai ; < harlea *? P? ?
body, president of Ine Mutual I
? ompany; >*? ' Daj. presi
? ? .?? bq itabla Life S iuran
! Maral
the Fermera' Loan and Truel ? omnan)
and A. A Jack . pr? lident of th?
?ny, ' Phdadel
. . theaa bonde waa pai?
temb? r I but, in view- ?>f the ap
Of a receiver tur the road
announced, the eommittea woi
. j ? tact the later? of th?
bondholdei -. VV < ? ox, ? ice-pi ??
??f the Guaranty True] rompan;
act a- secretary foi th?
* committee, i ? ? ng of Alvin VV
Kr? . ? of the K^ultabl?, Trual
,. n ?.i.. I liarles Ha)
den, of Ha ' tone A Co., and 1 rani
11. Davis, of llawla) , Davis, has beet
formed to protecl the interesta of th?
common and ^referred stocks. ?.
Merrill, prei den1 ??(' the Union Trust
Company, v?ill htad a protectlvi
ttei -.o repreaenl the second mort
km?;?- 4 pe>i cent bonds
Representatives ? I theaa ??onimittees
said yesterday that they legaiiied the
receivership as unavo ... iew ol
uncompromising attitude ;.ssume?l
by the noteholders who had refused to
extend ; ieii note? f?.? another year.
They declared that thej would work in
harmony with th?- new banking
ests in th? property ii working ont a
plan, which, however.
may not be announced for several
months.
Judge Charlea M. Hough, of the Fed
era) District Court, yesterday appoint?
ed C, E. Schaff, of Houston, Tex., ancil?
lary receiver In this district of the
property and n?set<? of the company.
It is alleged that a substantial an 1
valuable part of the property and as
?f the railroad, including stocks,
an I otl ??; securities worth many
.millions of dollars, which were yester?
day placfd by the Federal Court of St,
Louis in ch?.rg?' of receiver Schaff, are
located in *his dial
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.
The Kerr Lake Mining Company re
proceeds 'rom i ur the
ended August 31, amounting to
176, ai compared with $1,1)36,962
in the preceding year. After deducting
' of production, shipment, general
expenses, etc.. ami paym?'7it of $620,
000 in dividends on tne pr?'fcrred stock,
there was a deficit of St'l'.TJL'.". The com?
pany's previous suiplus was 1961.093,
so that the total surplus as ol August
31, 1916, amounted to |891,86f<
The Texas & Pacific Railway ?ompany
has ?? ' one to I i>? year i pet
cent equipment trust notes to the
Equitable Trust Company to cover the
purchase of heavy type freight locomo
A cash payment of _'."> per cent
airead) been made on the pur
? pi ice Tl ? note mature at the
rate of $22,000 semi-annually.
Stoekholdei of the New N* ?quero
Sugar Company yesterday elected Wal-1
tei i Vreeland .-? director, to take the
place of John W. Barrett, resigned.
Voik ?ru.-t Company has
appointed agent for the Yirginia
Carolina Chemie . to receive
deposit? and tenders of its ten*yeai 8
' per <?' ? ' g I ai 'i com ert ?ble de
May 16, 1911, for con*
??: rial BtOCk.
The Denvei & Northwestern Railway
the holding corporation for
the Denver Tramway Company, accord*
1 ing to a Denver diapatch, bas ?
the regular quarterly I 1 per
Miss Chic
Arrives To-Day
?Fashion Number?
OF
The Evening Mail
It contains special autographed messages from the leading Paris
ti\'e creators?Jenny, Cheruit?the most comprehensive resume of
fashions ever published by any newspaper.
Cover by Steinmetz. ^/^\
Edited by T. E. Oliphant. >/ \
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Shipping Information and
Marine News of the Worta
Vessels Arrivins ral ?nd Oe
p.ntiiiK from Port ol
New York.
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STEAMERS AT POREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVKI
ai-t?;. r? tml M StaSSSSr Si B?.'.? Br. Ne?
\ rrt n? riahajif, for Manl.a
Pemunl.?!.-... ."?.' M -.'?r?. Srw ?fork and
Norfolk ?ia Ht Im, la
1 ? ? ? . : .' 1?. ? t lia-.!? (BV), N?w Tork
?i? (,'o.cn, Hmolulu.
CHINESE JIM BRADY
ILLUMES HARBOR
Customs Officers Thought Sen at
Least an Admiral Only
a Merchant.
A dazzling sight met the Rare of
United State.? immigration inspectors
as they sailed from the bay yesterday
loon to board the incoming
steamer Havana, of the Ward Line.
Fresh from the tropic- ?va? the vessel,
bul the br?ete that swept the harbor?
late in tr.e afternoon was chilly Why.'
?her? fore, wa? the figure that trod the
. ? deck clad in spotless white?
An?! why, again, the inspectors won
dered, did ?he sun reflect in a thousanil
neun:- from the hat and shoulders of
the tropic clad passenger?
The mystery was neyer satisfactorily
solved, hut there is enough to tell to
make a story.
Expected or. the Havana was a partv
rcnteen Chinese merchants who
made small fortunes in Cuba and who
bound bock to their own country
with i! ? ii wives and children to live t
the resl of their lives In opulence.,
That was why Inspector O'Rrien went
do? ?! the bay.
' he climbed over the side of the
r his ga/.e fell on what his eyes
? t? behold the white clad figure,
i ?? had observed from the (.miller boat.1
The Inapector ?vas puzzled.
."-????king the seclusion of the smoking
room, he took from his pocket thu liai
of the Chinese passengers on the
Havana ?.r.?i sunned the paper. All the
men ver; listed as merchants. Surely
there ??a tome miatak ?..
The Chinese Inspector O'Brien had I
seen could be nothing less than a Rear- |
Admiral, if he was not a Brigadier;
e, neral or an Knvoy Extraordinary
Plenipotentiary or something like that.
Strutting the deck where he had seei
him last was the distinguished looking
nan. Instead of clothing he wore
a uniform. Outwardly, it consisted of
immaculate white trousers, creased '??
a razor edge, a white military jacket
with gold buttons, topped by sky blue
epaulets smothered in gold braid. He
wore a white military cap of Ruaaiatl
type, also bedecked with gold braid
and a gold shield. His shoes wer?
white ami his manner dignitied.
O'Brien aproached the vision with
trepidation, stammered, then observe,!
ill Ins best Pekinese:
"Your nami', Mr, does nol veem '-?
appear on the lis? of merchante."
"Indeed it does, sir, replied the pas
?enger. "It is here'* indicating it with
a forefinger, "Sen Ton Sui."
The explanation that followed left
the Inspector relieved although a trifle
disappointed. Sen Ton Sui, the latter
explained, had been in Cuba seventeen
?reara. He spoke Spanish fluently and
while In islan?! republic had change?!
his name to F.milann Aton, for busi?
ness purposes. He effected the mih
tary style of dress bocauae he liked it.,
that was all. On his cap was a gold
plate engraved: "Fmilano Aton, com?
mercial merchant, Manacas, I'uba."
THE WEATHER REPORT
Itirecasta and Records of the Last
Twenty-four Hours.
tv?*Mnfion. Sep 2? The tropical storm
a- h? limit Sti Htttttrtt ?a? central Tue?
?is? nigh? near. and south of, th? mouth ef
th? Mlnslssirr' Wvef and moving north
waM Moderst? ?>*?? rale? have already o,
furred on the mlddl? ?Juif roa?t, Where
hurricane warnings net?, displayed Tuesday
afternoon
There hnv? h?*n local rain? In th? iaat
twenty-four hour? along the caat ??ulf ooast I
an) In th" middle >Iimls?i;.pl Valley and
th? Norlhwaet Fair weather prevailed
?linh'r. Ternp?ra?iir?? .ontlnu? below
th?- ????onaj av.-rag? ge, ?rally ever ?he nor
th?rn half of th* eoontr) ant are relativ?',}
I ??? In th? Smith Atlantic an?t ?lulf -? ?*
I r,. || *lr_tlon? ?r? thai th.- weather will
!??? vtierally fair Wedn??iay and Thurada?
In I ha Mlddl? Atlantic and -:?v. Knglan?!
?tat-* the uppei otilo Valley anl the lake
r?gl,,n In the Beuta Atlanti. ? ? I ?
?liilf fate?. Tenne???? an I Kentucky un
male* ?.???a,h?r ?ill prevail Wadni
Thursday, with rain The temperatur? ??III
i r In th? P??uth Atian-lc and Gulf
??_'?? end Tenne??????, and It ?111 fh?i!j?
tl? In ether regti.n? ea?t of ?h? Ml??1?alppl
:ng Wednesday anl Thur?4??>.
??VINOS V'U Wni'NKSDAY AM?
THl'RSDAT Nor'h Atlantic, fre?h |o
?reetl Mill? Atlantic, mo.1-r.te.
north aad r i
t ?.tlanttr, fre?h ?ait an! tout I ?
llf, shifting gales, we?'
to -rr?-.,?a; n,.rth anl northwetn ; ? .
th- ?iulf of M??' .;;? hing
th" m.. . ' I IK M'*-I??lppl P.l??r, upper
lake? moderate, variai. 1?. loner
? ..rli'l? rar?h aril northeaat.
rroBEt'AHT l**OR BPEClAt, LOCAL?
ITIES Eastern and W??i?rn Ne? York.
N?a Jer?<-} l.asterri aril Weetern I'enn
? >!??!.1?. Virginia, We?; Virginia. M?r>
land, Northern anl ?Southern New England
?and th- |>,?tr!t ,.f Columbia Fair ?"TTlnig
, i Thunder? .. ?'hang? in
temperet are.
?LOCAL "KU'IM. RECORD The ?. .
i..-.?.ir.? aAclal record from lb? Weather l? .
hOWS the .hange- la the tempera! ur~
? - re In i ?mpar1?,,n
with ?: ' last ye_r
l?l?.1 If I? 1311
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IS m ?'.im ;.?>
4 r m ?;
IUghrit tempera! ur? >r?itrda>, Il d?gre?#
(it I p mi, lo*? set, ?I? decree? i?t 7 a. m I
iifr.ip!'' yesterday, nt; average for cor
responding ?a.-.- .?.?' ?ear. 12. -?verag? tor
n .!;.;? lat? l?*t thirty-three ye?r?.
I'AROMFTKR READINGS
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HI IIIDITT
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LOCAL PORECAST K?lr toda? and te?
mor rn? . r,.?* much .h?ns? m temperature
fre?h north?.?
LEGAL NOTICES.
CERTIFICATE.
<*ITT, COUNTT AND STATE OF NEW
\ ? : . Bol . Igh of Manhattan, Se I
JOHN '". ftlLLIG, Treasurer of JACOB
Rl'PPERT. of Ne? Tork City Borough of
Manhattan. County an.I State of N?w York
*? corporation duly organised and existing
un.1er and by ? Irtue of Hi? Laws "f th?
state of N"??? rork, DO HEREBY CER
TIPT tha* ?aid corporation I? engaged n
brewing. ' bottling und soiling lag?r be i
and other beverage? in bottle? ?nd boxes
?? 'h it? name, names, other mark? and
devices ?hi h II '?se? ;. n. I has II
riKhi* t" li?e, branded, stamped, engraved,
etched, blown and Impressed and other?'!*?
?d thereon,
u ?aid name, njaunea other ti?,rk?.
and dovlce? ure a.? follow*, to wit: un
?on ? ? ttle?, In the tio'tom or ?t.i?
thereof. "Jacob Ruppert, Brewer, Now
Y"rk ' oti some of said bottle., "jgeob
Ruppart, Brewer, No? York.' rom
Ih? bottom or ?lit., there
? ' lh< !? and th* bottom of
'he bottle*, and in the bottom or ?Id? of
?om? ?! ?aid I.lea ih? monogram "J R'
contained ?? it hin a toafllke garland and
or the insld? and ? utald* of th? boxes ..r
..i-? containing said bottles "Jacob Hup
pert Brewer, n--.?? Tork "
"hat the prirn :lp*l place of bualneas of
the aald corporation I? situated In the
.i i Slat? "f Ne? rork ?mi thai
lion bottle* tn th? ... i
fount? . nd Stats
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have rab.
arrll"-d the tiatni and affixed th? ?-ai ,,f
the aald oi porai oi I?, ihta i ?rtlfj at? ? hli
l?th da) of AUgUSt,
jonv <; OILLIG.
In the presence oi [Heal]
OOTTHARDT A LITTHAUER
LEGAL MOTICI
Th? New Havoo County National Bank,
lo-ated In th? fit? of New Haven, In th?
Stats of Connecticut, I? cloning it? affair?
All note holders and other r redttors of th?
asaoclatlon ar? hereby notified to pr?>?ent
the not..? and other claims f.>r pa? ment.
I '. BTODDAPn i'r?-?lii?nL
Dated. Auguat a?. I ?16
SUMMONS
M PREME '?<>! in. NEW rOBK COUNTT.
MICHELE t'KMBERI. also known a?
Michel? liernperi?. I'lalntln*. agaln*l UIU
SEI'PIN \ !'? Mnr.ui also known aa Olu
?epplns Uemperlo, liefendani Action for
,'? divorce
I" THE ABOVE NAMED DEPENDANT
I?.I ARE HKRKBt SUMMONED to ?in
iptalnt In I his a< lion ..rid to
..?n? a ' "P.v of your anew?l upon tli?
I'lalntln" s Mtorney within I went j day?
?rter th' ?er? I.f tl.? -'in,
? ? ??< r? le. and In .?re of
?...ir feli'ir^ ??? ippe? or ?newer. 1ud?r
nient ??il' be takei ?gain?! you by def? ?I
for the relief demanded In the complaint
Dated, Ne? York, Augu?t ::<rd. lift.
ISIDOH 17 Si'HLEHINOER, Attorney for
Plaintiff, Offlc? .'. )? i' Address No. Ill
Broadway, Non Tork Cltr; Manhattan.
rO GirSEPPINA DEMBERI, also know,,
a? UII'SKPPIN ? DEMPKRIO, THE ?BOVE
N ??MKI' DEPENDANT:
The foregoing summon* i? ?erved ui>.>??
publication, pursuant to aa ordei
. | Hi n Edward R Pinch, a Juatlc* ..f thi
Buprem? Court of the st*t<? ,,r Sam York,
dated th- llth day ..f September, 1111,
and fllc.l with th? ?utnnons and complaint
In th.? action, in th? offl ?? of t)i? <ierk of
the County of New *f..rk at the county
Courthouse?, In th? l4ormj*h ..f Manhattan.
( Ity "f New York, on the ITih ,|uv 0r Sep
teinher. 191fi.
Dated. Ne?. Tork, September 2*tli
ISIDOR E BCHLESINOER, Attorney for
p-?lj?tiff ' '?' ?' P " Addreaa, No til
llrr.?rt??v . Ne? 1 ' ? Clt* Mai h Man.
SURROGATE'S NOTICES.
fji PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or
Itonorabl? John P. l'ohalan, a Surrogate
of the County of N*w Y..rk. notice la here?
ry given to all person? ha\lng claim?
?Kali.?t th? e?tale of Ueorg? ?llnton
lut heller, lat? of th.! County of N*W
York, dec?a*ed. to pr.?ent the ?ame with
\ on? her? th?reof to the ?ubm rlb-ra ?t
place of tran?actlng hu?!iie??. In the office
Of Mesar?. Glfford. Hobba .V il.i.r.l. their
?ttorn->?. No. M Hr ad way. Manhattan.
10 tni City of No? 1 7k. on ur hefure th?
. lib day of ?>? t"; ? ' noxL
Uateii, Nc? Tork. the llth day of April,
1915.
TRUENE GEDDES BATCHELLBR.
tUTRED P W. HEAMAN.
EDWARD W. RUSSELL,
Kxecutor?
OlfTORD, HOBBS A BEARD, Attorn-'.?
for i;*.-cutors. ?so Broadway, N?w York
city._
K8TATE OK CHARLES WOOD McMLR
ti??in pursuance o? an ordor of Hon?
orable J..hn I' Cohalan. a Surrogate of the
County of NOW Vork, aotlea I? hereby
given to a'.i poraona bating claim* again*!
ihar:'-? wo.,1 McXtartry, lat* ?f th?
County of New York, deceaaed. to pre?ent
the ??me with vouchera thereof to the ?ub
??.rlbar, at place of transacting buelnea?
.?I Hroad??v. In The City nt .NVw
?, rk. on or before the :oth ?J.y of Jan
uar) neit
Dat*'l. Ne? Tork, the lJfh dav of July.
EDWARD P. M Ml R ri;T.
? r*'or.
? SIMPSON. TIIACHER & HaRTI.ETT.
Attorney? f..r AUtnlnl?trator. ?,j Cedar
S-.e-t. .*?.??* York I Ity_
SALOMON. ADOLPH K ? IN PURSUANCE
'. an ordtr <>r th- Honorable John V.
Cohalan. a Surrogate f ih? County of New
Turk, notice 1? hereby given to all person?
ha?tng claim* ?g..l:i*t Adolph E Salomon.
1st? of the Count) of New York, ?lee aa?.l.
to pres'i.t the ?*me with tha ?"!?? her?
th*r?of to the ?ub?< rlb?*r? ?t their place of
trat***.' ti"C bualn ?.?. ?t the offl - of Aimy.
Van v. il . in l "? * Kelly. No || Cedar
street. Borough of Manhattan, City af
New York, their attornr,?. u, or before
th'? liith .ii) .f September, lilt.
D?.?d. New York. April Jrd. 1915.
BENJAMIN K. LEV!
RBOINM S. L17VY.
Kxe'-utora
AI.MT. VAN OOBPON. EVANS * KELLT,
Attori,?)? for Ki?. utor?, OfSC* and Fo?t
offl.? Addr???. N?>. 4< ?'??lar Street. Hor
?ugb et Manhattan. N?w Yvrk City.
Klo ft Wir.. H?r - T 1 IJ.-a.an. i*?"* ?<-??
?la Sar. Ju?Ji ?ii'l ??emarab-r-? -^ ^
Klrkwal - l Nonne? M?**), W?- T"" Tu*
HanbaMea ?n-. ????
. .. , Uot* CrmritT (Bf . I??ae Tort
?It 11 ?mtiar
HAir.rr?
?Bates 9*m n M? -t? '?r-ir- ffcw V'!/""'
llar?.?; - ? r?b?rt? 'Br .?;*-' ?
im ? In i ?Ufsaa " ?
na ?.-? I ?? .
? [au Br?, Htm ir"?
i-As-ri?
Olt-ralt? >??pt M IT -1 la lllal ??' * tea* tm
? ' a
RESORTS.
MOTORING
IN AUTUMN
i? delightful along the
EMPIRE TOURS
Confiding of the
Adirondack, Iroquois and
Onondaga Trails
Three tiimoui <iiitomol-ll<* routes
n?jtc(j for tlieir good roads,
Wonderful autumn ncfnrry, in?
vigorating atmosphere and ex?
cellent Hotels.
? I page h. il s rout??
.... mailed fr< ? ?.< : ?<h t H
and I ie_i . I -? . ., i?rt?r?
?t in- Kmplr? Tours Aseo il Ne*.
burgh, N Y
In ?utumn
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
TF.RTAIN YOU.
Send f'?r ire? illii?tr?ted road map In
colors, 'NEW ENGLAND TOl'ltfl,"
publUhed by th? NEW ENOLAND
HOTEL ASSOCIATION, comprising
o. er two hundred of th? be?t hotel?
ami re-iurta.
UM If KIMBAI.L. Secretary.
Iiraper Hotel, Nortl.ampton. Maaa
Why Not Try This
One-Day Holiday at
Brtarcliff Codge?
GOLF
SWIMMING POOL
DINNER?
Open-Air Dancing on Pergnl? U'e,]r,e?.
day and Saturday Kvnlng? iMcK???
i \Ve,me?rlay e?er:!nir?i ?
New York ?IBIie, 40? M.i.l ?? n Arena?.
GALEN HALL
HoiKi. \M) IANATOBI?M.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Always open Always ready Alwaye bu?y.
I'annol I? e\ ?>::.-.1 for ,-omfort or table
ai. i ???[ . i.e An Ideal pla.-e for a. long or
ahort ? a: Tonic and curative bath? ??Hh
trained ?.perator? N. Y Office, 213 Fifth
Phone (MO Madison B
?n S?i
_F I. VU NO. Geni M'g'r
METROPOLITAN
\-lll ICV PAU. aV J.
OPEN IHKOK.IKM T THF. YF.AB
*?:? ? Modern, COIMfOte Construct ion.
Centrally located. Luxurious Suite?. Prl*
it? Hit!.?. Kunnlng water In nil room?.
White ??rrrl??e. Mu?le, Tennl? ) ourt?.
? ' ?i- ? KolT:.fl Bureau, lintel M-Alpln. Of
??HERMAN O. DENNIS, Manager.
?ate? 301 Phone Aabury. 134S.
ritt LEADING RfSORT MOTH Of TMf WORLD
ADaTUwruii?ii-i?Kniiiini
ATI.ANTK CITY, >. .?.
o ?a i ? *,- ? ????ai?ri?T
>*SIA.H WHITE A SONS COMPANY
LAUREL HOUSE
I.AKEWOOD, N. J.
? ?PENS OCTOBER 1ST
Fall, Winter and Spring Retort
BOOKLET
? Umrmms m-t c v Metgky. Star? Mgr.
??O^LAkbWOOD-N.J.
?cm open for fall ? :
?' '? ?-?
E. r 6pang?nb?rf. M|r.
HOTEL GRA.M?I?N
LAWRENCE, PABK. BRONX VILLE. N. Y.
Special Kale, Uurmg tall and Winter
TRAYMORE >'=??,';,
BUSINESS CARDS.
B J HdUMffT. TOT? Fulton St...N.T.
?Joe tl* ?I 'i." ?U?l l.ii.rar*.
ia:.!,'[. ? AIII'FT rUAMNO CO.-**n?j?in? M
comvruued air. ?t???n. ti?.,1 or on Boer Hit
ilroad?.?; 421 tut 48th ?L ?ni; * BH__?l?T.
Kl 17 .Ulli.
Ml I.n<iI_-_I'FI TYP?.W KITTEN l.l.TTER?. 80S
$1 so. i.oeo, ii 75; n.ooo. i- oro. a
v. ? A riil7HK??HI? 1-0 |lr"?l.?r iK.jult?!?!? Bid?.)
Ra ?;.. I.III. Kerlor 4M?
figmj Y?>KK ( ARJ'KT I'l.KaMMl WORKS.
<)!de?t. I.?r?->?r M.?t Modem.
um-, in?.-? ??uvkn muM ,?iJ> CARrrrrsx
Pi.ce* lUaaira. i? Ftr.,1 tor Circular.
T?L ttSi iiUS Hrra.'L 47,7-431? Wmi 4SI- St?
il KIP \\ ANTED.
Male.
KXPTKir.SCT.TI '. ibl? ? ??-?? hMfekMfSf "interl
Api.l? > - ' Standard Kt?m I'rln- ? . ??
tl< lie s. ?? Tanker?, H. Y
WORK WANTED.
Females.
ATTBACTIVE vocxf. ?WOMAN ?le.ire?
pueitliin h? ?o. ?al ?nrctur? or ounprin
Ion. ?illin?; ??> t?H?el or lor.ite a??n\ fron?
Net? VorU; ??ell edil, ale,I .,-?1 from _,.?|
f.inill? : I??-?? <>f reteremtstt; Moderate ?al?
ar.? riiierl.d. Ail,Ire.? M .. Hol Hl. Trib?
une ?lt?l?e.
DOMESTIC SUT ATION.S WANTED.
Male.
OABD-NEI ? I sm*ral rnan. ur.lei-tar.d? n,???.
-w. ? - ? , <,t r?tateme**; ?lad?.
? I ? ft. ri a?
Female.
A * .K --Y | ? "?Inntnah g_rl| t?o T?ar?'
rlt? re'.re- e | ? .m*.I fajntly. .H Ml.? II f
? ?a- :;,??_??, M B. or Tel. S?47
lllll
All' ' : - <?ltr??? _ I '!iaml?erni?ld,
IIm m-: ??
b?r '.' > rgartt Stewart. Il>e. ,s \ , r
I
CHAMBLRJiaTI) . ?'.Mi ?fh re.-.innie, '. . ?
iKl ?? H IUh lloffnia?er'?
10 last 4M ?1 id floor. Tel lit; Murray
?IIII I? s M UBI I t I-.;, girl itali.tr). IM
! Imiter'i An-no, It Lu: 4.-1
.- Marr?> Mil,
? "' lia \ . liane?, t.rolh?r ?ni ?l?'.e?
. i ttttttatm a mi?, n ?
tnajer'? if 10 la il ?1 | loot 1. ? t
mil
l!??l -l.?v,.KKI.It Uni.' An.e-, , . .
^?.??:>l ' rafrta:,. , a larll?! >
Agi ? H ai .
M ?isiiiY ..??\i;,:m ??- y .. f i ?
S a??' M . MU? llof
?. ' ? i ? i r ? i ?
H
M AITHKSS l'AK?.olt.M VII) ?\o?, - i . ,
10$, M Ml?? 1W
m??er-. A|er.i), 10 Kaa? ?^1 ?' I I
Murr?, III,
NYASIIIMJ lakrn l.ain?. '?> -, ? e-li?>i l?.ii:.1re????,
utiei, al.- Irjlu? Q. A ttAtStmtm. 1<5HT 3d ??.
H PEori
Largest River Steamships in
the World
nrnriCK ?mht. ixiimvc
ni NDAT.
M ', .10 I' '
>t 111' I f? I i- ?". 0*1 r ??
?c. on? ?????, |! , round Mp, I' *?
eOPLKS LIRE
Per M *>?rtb ul<?r ? 01 r -I
w#?t iMd at. ....4.-.SSP.M
P?r?, oi.? w?? ?2. i.ii trip IS *0
MCIH-T FsTPllEHk
Pt?T U North ai'ar ? -0 P M
;re?t ???.? <?-?,? .if oo r m
ar* tee ?ray, 12. v?d trip it SO
Special Da.llf.it .??r-l . Kuodar*
:?a?lt.g I'ler k% H ?i . ?,., ? y
W??t 1*2: ?t IS M | M
Toartif Aii'o R?*?a |r. f)rl ?nd S ? 0 0> ?
ore ???? IT M ?.al |:{J ronnd trip.
1 y I IPRINf] MOO
HUMO, NAVIDATE?N CQMP?HY
For Your Vacation
BERMUDA
tr-Day Tour?All Expenses $45.50 up
I . I*? ! A ?-. IS r? f?f V? at'
Qs
Ta
Twin Serew "Bermudian"
Sat't, -bl'cd (.??.far! Sail? Alternat? W??.4S?t?
Quel.???: S. S. t ?... II I , T
T'.o? It. i. A M'/n. -41 k aval H'way. 26? A 'Il
St. ; '. '? A. '. I
Marateri ttt S'wa?; Prsnk T?mu-W Co., lit
|c?a niilatpte. i.' .or'a A BUrd, 1 Mad. A??..
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $4.00
R
Pul to* SI
Sir?. IV, V.'T 14
dally ??- ?? Il P M Mu?i.
Net? London line, atr Iv. P!ir 41
fi ?i uati . li ? eeh da? ? onlj ?> 30 P. m ;
I 1. ? It . ft ? 2*1 St.. ?J 00 ?P ?J.
Sew Iluten Ma*, str le Pie? li, E R..
SI . we?k Saya only. 2 II I?
M . Pier 7''. f* " lid St. 7! 00 V M
ltrl<l?e|>?n t I lue. week ?lay? only, ?tr I.
Pli - ? >? R . II 10 A M . i"er ;o. ft. K
lid St 1.15 A. M
???1
BOSTON $2.80
?n? II.-ut and Rail, HOI ND TRIP. 1.1.40.
PROVIDENCE a $1.75
ROrNI) TRIP, 18.SO.
Colonial Line
First ela.s ser?, ice Week day? and 5m
daya at S 11 P If from Pie? IS, N. R.
foot West Houston St All Out?!.!.- Room?,
?l.oo to S3.0O. sTtteleee equipment. Up?
town r.fTl e. Uroadwa-. and ?ld st Phone,
Sprint*- 9401.
.err.-t.r t?.M ; Pr??l???ca direct II*??
. -Stateroom?.. II. II.60 A $1. ,
Hail?, including- Monday. S:30 p. an.
I rToB rae is ? r Pbnc?? roo B?e*?*u?. I
I fltry Ttrlet ?Mice. 210 fcroadwaj. N 7 I
I Ipt?.?- T?c',?t ?iffi.e. K'???. ?ml '-'.I St I
50* *A YACHT TRIP MS 75*
YACHT CLIPTO* LBAVBS POOT WIIT 42nd 8T.
raetrella* City Hl.-ht lee I ne. ???' * S'tn.J.'.eadd''.
T?l Brrsot 71SM. Folders in all HouU a t'kt. Otea.
Sight-Seeing Yachts
U?. Battery Pier. 19:30. 2 30. Tel. 8r??d S17t
TO SANDY HOOK AND THE OCEAN. ISO P. M.
s?rr*:
U?? IHK Hudson
By Daylight
Ml SerTt?e flatly Kirept *o?da?
f?t"?.t Hail CWsmUom to all teinta _.
?he Catlkll??. Sara'.g?. tl.? A:!r,nrt_,_?
A.I throu?!, .?,
?-*?-? ' -?- Tork ?rid All.?nT ..
ccpted * ??ti irant.
Stea "\Va?lilngt?,n Imn?"?"AUtan*"
??ll'iidri. 1. liinNon '?"Ko.iert Pulioa."
Deefeeeeeee St. ? ?1 a m . w ??? m
' ? A. M . -. i ?th Rt . ? J? A M.. To'o.Z?
Il i', A '..I ai ?- ?' .'. e?t l'?i'.r.t .V??T
i.t.'ieep?'.? Klng?ton Point eau.
? : II?. :????? ?r.i A t.ar.y
<?n ?Sotarda? -: * . >??> ;--, .._
? i i? IM
' ' 11*.
Un ? ...
I ?-I
<>ne Dai ?luting? ?,, r?.iahkeep?le \a_
l.ur.l, ?r ,\r,l I',.,n|
D Hudson asm River
ay Line
|.e?. r,??e? St H?r. Tel 4141 Spring, .Y f
FRENCH LINE
I winpAgule deierale Traoiatlantlq??
POSTAI. IEBTICI
Sailings for BORDEAUX
?ESPAGNE..Oct. 2, 3 P.M.
ROCHAMBEAU, - ? Oct. 9, 3 P. Ml
CHICAGO,.Oct. . 6, 3 P. M
LA TOURAINE, - - Oct. 23,3 P.M.
THE NEW QUADRUPLE SCREW
S. S. LAFAYETTE
Maiden Trip from N. Y. Not. 13
POR INFORMA.'.OU APPLT
COMPANY'S OFFICE, ?.l^S^
CUNARD
Frtnblltheri tun
EUROPE via LIVERPOOL
^CAMERONIA Sat, Oct. 9,10 K. |
?TL'SCANIA I. I r j
SAXONIA > ?
?UNA .SAT . NOV io 10 a]
?En Ro'it?? ?o 0'???"OW.
KOIMI Till-. ?WORLD TOritS.
? - , ? 'fa rt ?_|? ? _
COMPANY S OFFICE. ? 21-24 STATE ST.. ?TI
RED "0" LINE TiLt,
yet ?-nr-r, Rl >?:-?? ;. * - - ?
PFTn.AIT.i rillA Hep .1 ' ?"A? A - i*_ Jl
/tUA **>P* *S MARA? IIBO ?let I
k ^.-. . a ' l'!i-ci.|?"?.
-, dauxtt a ? ?i. Gaol ?inv
?j- a |7e Ha- ?-r J! **?1 *"?*
Bn? 711 ? UM Stet ?ease of
KA-.lt I tit Bir?l?t_a
-? ??* m?-t U ?*? ?"?It?.
LLOYD BRA-ILEIRO. U *?*t? ? 9. t. 9M
INSTR? <"flOV
N'F.W lOIIK?Munlinttun.
BERKELEY
SCHOOL
72nd Street and West End ?ve.
Prrpares Boys for all Colleges
and Technical Schools.
Primary and Junior De
partments. 3 6th year
begins September 29th.
COLUMBIA
GRAMMAR.
l.iun.lrd 17.11 ?SCHOOL
NO!-?. I, 1 and 9 \, r> r OtfRD ST.
Ne.?. fireproof ?r?iool MMInf E?Sf1 fadllty for,
eolkf? iTepi.rat!oii. Primar:, .ia??o? for ? rungtr ;
, , r ? rh?a needed lle?t?tered
to H>?e..'/, Itiuti.e?? .'oiirse? Ortr.naal'im
Collegiate5 i
SchoolFl
!.. a College. Preparatory
Schnol with atron? Pri?
mary and Junior Oradea.
ry and Junior (Trade?.
"em achool building.
LartfS Oymnaatom.
Attetnuon nuttng clasaea.
Boys NMIi Tt'rilt. RsnTirt
faendtd 111! Witt rear tie tin? Hem. 2?jtj-.
m Cata'.ogu?.
^T_A. F *l*7?rr?D. H??dra?it?r
HAMILTON
tNBIIlUIE Wtta feOTBL
ei* ??.TUT 17-.H A\r.. n w con ?8TH 8T.
rWatNTT FOI ?TH TKAR.
Elementary ?nd Collet? Preparation Cla??e? ???rae? I
School dlploin? ?almlta to leading .??>Ua?*a.
HAMILTON
IN?sTlTtTS FOU OiHXS.
HITKrtSlt'K IlRIVK AM? SOTH STRKT.T.
FRIENDS SEMINARY
ltS-121 E**1 l-ith 6tr-?t. New Tork.
FRIENDS SCHOOL
ll''-ll?i Srhermerhorn Street, Brooklyn.
KIMIKRI.ARTKN AND PRKPARATORY
SCHOOLS FOR t.lKI K AND BOY?.
TRINITY SCHOOL
139-117 WB1 IM ST.. NEW YORE
I .led 170S
Primat T. Oraiiniiar and High School*
Prepare? for all College?
207th Tear Begin? fceptember 27th
IRVING SCHOOL
U I). BAT, 35 WKST S4TH ST.
BOTH FKOM ? TO JO AU. DKI'AHTMK.NTa
150 Oraduate? IUtc l.ntered IVI'eg?.
No htm? atiidy for b'>? under fifteen.
Outing ( laaaea and Clame?, lorludlng Paturdaja.
Telephone 4138 Schuyl?r.
BelttOOl reopen? Thursilay. Sept 10th.
The Semple School
241 Central Park Weit, Cor. 84th St
Hoarditit,- atad Dai Beaeel fee '-.Irin
am.'.rv am
i ?pen*. I >? t
i'oilege Preparatory .mil Special i'our???
?
The Berlitz School of Languages,
*** 2S-30 WEST -SP STREET. a-J
liar.em Branca, -t*2 Imam l?.??
BrioklMi Bran.-h. Itl-IM LitIiiiv
Philadelphia, litii a CtraaaSaat bu? , llik?r Bid?.!.
. , I and .:??'.- I etaoi i Dai ?J"1 .?enlng.
for GARDNER SCHOOL \m*
?SOT KIKTH A\ 1 VI K.
RKnl'l \S OCT 'th. 1?15 'Mil YTfAS. r..iiv
Pr?parator] lie?-i.?r ?.1 Spedal ''. ,r?e? UtUbt,
Uraagaafps I ? n.: l'a: -|- |
GYMNASIUM
(?lasae? * .?iiMhN AM) (1IRI..S.
IIKI RfcATION 4I..MKK. I?. C. A..
OTl n SIFT. 27. ?I U. 41th St.
HORACE MAN?) SCHOOL FOR BOVS
Op?!.? 14?p*. Jtlri Vlrftl I'rr'.'ini?:.. "t> ImMtt
Neat MM St , i.'ar Broadway.
HORACE MANN SCHOOL open? j4?pt. .-th
II. 12. Hea/?u?. Prit.. II.?.. Ilr?.?.l'??y. ?I l.'OUj at
Mil 1(IHK--Hf?li heater I ountt
Chappaqua .Mountain Institute
?ulhalla. \\r?l? heeler Co.. N. y.
4 11. me - ti.? i for UIRLS In tha Rr?l C?untr-, ?
I km tie ?f friends. Bo>? almlttad under I.*
?ran laeparat? dept 1 Hi.ini? luili.r fur ?oui.?
.Mldrt'i 4?tli j??r. ?*. ale? from N. Y . ?
sere*; 2nd t( el??atli>l. Primary Pr?parator? at?.
Pli.lalilng i ouraa?. Kuala. Art, l-ooieatta Seien???.
Manual Training and l'omin*rclal Dept?., ti>oj
i.aalun.. lt'ajei.ta Staarta/tla Rat?. |3??J to 137 J.
K. T. ?T* . 1? \ ???? at.. Itooaa II?. .?.. Cert. MIS
INSTKKTION.
*t*ttt .our*?as*******,
THE MOUNTAIN SCHOOL
a?v> ?erta, '-."?? .<? |m In _m i area
M u -tin Tor??? 1 ?'? ? ?,?
boarding. I?jt r>. ? . ? ? ?? ? earn
.;? rt* DISTINCTIVE FEATURES:
? pl-*.t??fi. Tra!'.. ? I llftlua H?7p. ? ??? <,t 0
Ivnonalltj [>??' pi I j.? , ? ,f -j?
? ;:-? it.ia?- ?j. bi .?.
M I? i. !? ? ^
BCSIXBM ?< HooiK.
71
P
ACKARDl
COMMERCIAL!
SCHOOL
Lexington Ate. und Mfc ??t.
-1 ??T
t..ri*l r.iur??? !'.?> an.!
Sen 1 f"r proape. I . .'nre.
}. :'.\e ?our?*? ;?! Il:gi.er A.'.ou*
InR. Coat Accounting. afnl ah? ? ?--i
vn preparation f.?r ? l? a. a*>
and t?r Hi-rh U:a . a
0 '
K??nln* I.e. tu?.? (i) ?Ij-attn: aAt
Organlutlon In Ha?'-; ?? ? -r-.-ern?. \W
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