Shipping News
THK Till?_
Bin- ?MtM Tj?-* ?wa.Xat
?s- AM PM AM TU
?M<k. ?:M TtW 1S:5? 1:0?
J?slsla_d. T:l? T:M 1:81 1:M
r?3*t?.."...-. ':?! ?:? *:? M*
*?L_.--Tfl<? abo?? ttr-r??ti -re standard
?????ttd not New Tork Stat* thn*.
ARKIVKD YjESJTWUDAT
Port. D-spartwr??*.
?^S?M???.-?.Oothenbur* .July l j
gSSSt Wil?n. .Trieste .July ?
??Ui?tlc Sun.Savon* .June SS
Mtenttc ?un.Ouantanamo ....July S
?KIV.""'.Nucvlta? .July 4
2?f,_''' .Patraa .June 3?
??sBeaver.Ouantanamo ....July 9
?tf?XstHal?.?~??. -
?8J>??<(:,onv',r**--??-- -
??Dest Rogers....-. -
?',?d.Antwerp .July I
SSS?ntat.Port Arthur.July 7
2??nao?h.Port I-obos.July 5
?MtBelknap.-. -
ii_tllia.London .June SO
,?.,twba.Newcastle .June S3
SmMambi.Montreal .July $
nacarDon.Tampico., . -_
S?rtctte.Philadelphia. -
2m?..Antllla. -
petfood.Oscarshamn. -
d?coming steamships
Due To-day
uuee.? ? ? .Pa?"- .June 17
Incon.Cristobal .July 8
?ioaallnd.st John-?.July U
jjlaslsaipp?.Havre .June 2?t
il^an.Pernambuco ... .Juno 28*1
1>!r|T?a.Santa Marta.July 71
j?unsmar.Antilla.July 10
Due To-morrow
V??ari.Buenoa Ayres... .June 86
pujuna.Cristobal .July 9
Due Saturday
XewTork.Cherbourg .July 7
?>ltlc.Liverpool -,..July 9
pt?land.Southampton ...July 8
Mexico.Havana ..:.July 14
Due Sunday
?ranee.Havre .July 10
Testa.Turks Isle.July 15
OUTGOING STEAatSTHlPS
Sail To-day
Mall Vessel
Closes Salla
,-perator. Southamp- g ^ ^ ^ ?
?? State, Chrlsti-i2ooM ^ pjf
r Palaaci?n?? Genoa.. 8:.30AM 12:00 M
Lind?re Trieste.10 ? 0 AM 2 :00 PM
ChaWot Hamburg.... 12.00 M 3:30 PM
v"rava Trinidad.... 7:00AM 11:00AM
Sdl-t 'Para. 7:30 AM 12:00 M
"?a la Port Antonio ... 12:00 M 3:30 PM
C?oon Cristobal.12:00 M 3:30 PM
Madonna. Piraeus.10:30 AM 2:00 PM
Lake Ledan. Barbados. 12 :00 M 3:30 PM
Anglo-Chilean, Rotter
dam-.????_.-,?- 12:00 M
Poughkeepsie, La Pal
lice .- :2:00M
Plpestone County, Rot?
terdam .- 12:00 M
Juliana, Barcelona....- 12:00 M
Rajah. London.- 12:00 M
Honolulu. Stockholm.. - 12:00 M
St Francis, Cadiz.- 12:O0M
Lake Charles, Havana.- 12:00 M
Garfleld. Guayaquil.... - 12:O0M
Hie km an. Bueno?
Ayres .- 12:0OM
Davenport, Buenos
Ayrei .- 12:00 M
Mexico. Danzig.- 12:00 M
Sail To-morrow
Bergensfjord, Berg-en.. 10:30 AM 2:00 PM
Vauban. Buenos Ayres 9:00 AM 12:00 M
Dorothy, Turks Isle... 9:00 AM 12:00 M
Sail Saturday
K A Victoria, Liver?
pool. 8:00 AM 12.00M
Rochambeau, Havre. . . 8:30 AM 12:00 M
I?jca d'Aosta, Naples. 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Kegina d'Italla, Genoa.l2:00 M 3:30 PM
? oamo, San Juan. 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Lake View, Cape Hayti. 12:00 M 3:30 PM
Caitr.ey, Funcha!.12:00 M 3:30 PM
Stephen, Santos. 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
'"alamares, Pt Limon. 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
Banan, Kingston. 7:30 AM 12:00 M
Kosalind, St Johns... 7:30 AM 12:00 M
i'ttar. Santa Marta... 8:00 AM 12.00 M
ilicaael, Ceara. 9:00 AM" 1:00 PM
AMERICAN PORTS
BALTIMORE. July 14?Arrived: Lake
Elslnore, New York; Melrose, New York;
Nicolaos Athar.assulis (Grk), Piraeus;
Augsburg (Br), Norfolk; Lake Harris, Ci
?nfuegos; ?"Ian Macintosh (Br), Glasgow;
Knud II (Dan), Eislnore; Lake Elon. Ca?
?ais; Trevilley (Br), Cherbourg: Pontos
(Grk), Barry. Manchester Port (Br), Man?
chester; Firmore, Felton; Houma, New
York; Orneborg (Dan). Copenhagen.
cleared: Fort Gaines (Nor). Port Maria;
San Lorenzo (Br). Tuxpam; Verona (Nor),
Tela; Rothley (Br), Genoa; Burgondler
(Br), Anewerp: Andljk (Dut). Rotterdam;
Uke Garza, Clenfuegos and Santiago.
iatled: Inuri Maru (Jap), Rotterdam; Bel
vernon (Nor), Antilla: Crawl Keys. George
lown, S C: Caiambu (Braz), Charleston.
S C; Hercules (Nor), Havana and Now
Orleana Cape Henry, Va., July 14?Passed
in: Higho, Cristobal: HariianMr /v?->.
'?""j?"? i.Nori, fcserit>?n
S?' /^ "-Arrl^: ' Ikal* ?O. '
??'" ?S?? \fL*k'? SunaP?*. San Domingo
?a??.??. -'??acoris; City of Columbus, Sa
S* $I st ri "i ? cc'5a' ? r?Wf,y- England.
"?,! ?u , ,^ak" Er?n's. Baltimore; Erne
;i?I?): <?'asgow; Amolco. Agulrre and
nor? ?L?her,s\a,w' Norfolk and Baltl
Salfed- ?iTar'?, "aven. Mass.. July 14?
?ailed. Schrs M O Crowell (Br) (from
????erpoo,. x S). New York; White W.?
?Br), (from Walton. N S), Norfolk.
CHARLESTON, S. C. July 14?Arrived
&n?0P,'-a- Tampa; W?r?o? (Br) ??,:
??aPge?1;Ta^nP"i- KSa?nt*ah: ?chrRam
Cotop^j Blumer (Nor), from
?ri?_S>N?1LI'?' ria- Ju,y "-Arrived:
;- ...I "= TamP'o: yacht Dorothy W,
i-;W.h lA: 1?a8ne> Savannah; Lake
?im.??rah. Boston: Iroquoia, Norfolk; Ogle
??lorpe, New York
..S' Al*" Julv "?Arrived: Phoe
x Bridge Tampa; Jim Sid. Havana;
?arv. Ia6' 9, ?a-ris. Havana; Three
?arjs, Brest: Georgette, Gibraltar.
>h??.?''??I5' Va? Ju*y 14?Arrived: Strs
iriV lBelK -Antwerp; Copenhagen (Fr),
i-nnaon for Newport News; Dirigi?, Port
i>i.2?ri?r ^ntw*^P; Elbe (Br), from San
v.i ' ?riL011 (Br)- Bordeaux for Newport
W?,i:i Et,h^1 Hil'le, <Br>? Barry; F W
?-?h.?."?, (BJ- tUK)? -: George B Cluett
l.,,r>';parbadoea; Geddlngton Court (Br),
n.ry i?r Ne'*'Port News; Harold Dollar
f,?_i; New York; Irish Monarch (Br),
\_^0,.iirxlc?; Iomla (Gk). Speela for
im^'* wNews. I-oyal Citizen (Br), Dub
?.I.. ?nh"tt?n ,Br). Baltimore for Ant
S?2' ?ya,rle Z ?ichallnos (Gk). Gibraltar;
p.?? ak5 (Br)? Hartlepool; Ossineke.
\?'n?, ?,b \ Pr'T-ess (Peru). -; Pearl
K ???-), Barry; Ravensworth (Br).
s,n ,',"lco; Trogurne (Br). St Nazalre.
??jailed: Strs American, Stockholm; Bugaya,
? ackgonvllle; Blzkarg Mendt (Sp). Phila
orA.r'rFOVfxna- (Br>? Panama Canal, for
(?r. ?tX*rcuI'!a (SP>? Baltimore; Holtby
M?. Ph."a(1elPhia; Houma, Baltimore;
M.-? ;^or)? '?rammen, Norway; Igotz
i,m" l JSp)' Philadelphia; Isantl, Ham
"?l ??al>'PSP Vergottl (Gk), Bordeaux;
???'*? j.rrezi"out' for Orange, Tex; Lake
?m, *? Lisbon: Ornesborg (Dan), Balti
'?ore; Taeone (Gkj. New York.
ri?HWrPRT NJBWS. Va. July 14?Ar
nved: Strs Aghios Geranimes (Ok).
ran : Au8tra'1a (bark) (Nor). Norfolk;
Oiv^a' ?*iorfo??*; Montgomery, Norfolk;
?ai,Tp,?-(0k)- NT?r*'<>lk; Panagnl Vagllano
nn.k r'"*1"'; Putney (Br). Middlesbor
?v? ; sT?1nnBburn (Br), Glasgow; Terrlor
??, l, H,avrp; West Erroll. Norfolk; To
^anohlchi. Norfolk. Sailed: Strs Guare,
?orfolk: Mystic. Rio de Janeiro- Sldlaw
si.,*.* ,irBr)' Car-M?- Suveric (Br). Genoa;
i?.^?i " ?Dani. Frederiokshaven; Youjon.
'??ailimore.
Am?W ORI'EANS. July 14?Cleared: Stra
Anthracite Bridge. Oran, Cette, Piraeus,
Conloa via Norfolk and Bizerta; Augusta
'MondK Omoa via Port Cortes; Creole,
?i.? T?rk: J?ake Gera, Port Arthur;
???anzanlllo, Tampico; Minooka. Rotterdam;
-???i-anac (Br). London.
H,P??"r'JADELPHIA. July 1* ? Arrived:
vi_*5d <Nor>. Chrlrtlanla: Vaarll (Nor).
v'_ ?ork: Domingo de Larrlnaga (Br),
i\~, ?ork. Hieko. Port Lobos; Sun. Port
I?!/.. r; *'ake Annette, Portland; Persian.
?oaton: Annetta, Port Amonto. Delaware
pi'?,*?'". Del. July 14?Passed up for
?M. _eJ.phl* Lak<> Markham. Cuba.; prob
,,?/ Bizkargi Mendl (Sp). Saguento. Passed
?? from Philadelphia: Manitou (Br),
i*. ,!rp: Casper. Havre and Rouen; Char
o_ "?"-burg via New York; Laura (It),
ft?*" for orders; Meteor, Boston.
ui*?y la'and, Del, July 14?Passed down
?_%, Philadelphia: Honolulu. New York;
C?? yk (Dt)? Rotterdam; Cretan, Jackson
"??la. etc.
(J?*"1,LEADS, La. July 14?Arrived: Ellis
??..'' Tela: Lake Como. Tela; Lake Sin?
ti/. Progreso; Matansas. Oulfport;
?Mico (Mu), Galveston; O T Waring.
P?.. ?' Quimstan (Hond). Po?rt Corte?;
??. _e?n* (Br>? ?bielda England; Rama,
??ifle,,U: Rowulus, Port Loboa Mex;
?T.? *m*? Port Barrios; sehr Nomls. M*>x
!_ 8?,lfrl: Baldhill, Tuxpam; Lake Stry
?on. Mpbile; Louisiana. Tampico; Pechel
or?onn (Fr), Maruetlles and Cette; Tamesl.
???Wco; Unlo (Br). Helsingtors and Ulen
???~f. Finland; Toro (Hond), Cetba.
PORT TAMPA. Fla. July -4?Arrived:
?aacotte, Havana via Key West; sen Helen
?arnet Grlng. Havana. Sallad: Jean, Bal
?more; Holden Evans. Tampico.
I_S?RTLAND? Me? Ju,y u ? Arri-ed:
"roando. Norfolk; Northern Cave. B?lti
?g* Silled: Lake Oeyser. Antwerp;
??Gasman, Norfolk.
fi.?^1!.. ?FRANCISCO. July 14?Arrtvod:
anf CU?' of Cunklrk (Br). New Tork;
??!i Bc_. Corinto. Bailed: Strs Nanking.
?_* J?01???: Any o Maru (Jap). Hon?
? AV^?l-* Adam?, Bait! mor?.
SAVANNAH, Oa. July 14?Arrtv^:
5,tr" "lyandott?*. Wilmington: Western
??? "t?li.CUy?,?f ^omr? ???on; Olouces
'r'_r*0k8OnvU?c' (and sailed for Baitl
??vL^2h<8Me,,)' ?o _??-???'?; l?t_. City or
?avannah, New York.
I^^A F,-,~- ????* ???Arrived: Auxll
*2?r!t "Si"". ?*_?"* Caha. Bailed: Sehr
Jubilee, Mat ansas.
FOREIGN PORTS
Depwtarw for New Twrk
HaYte?? S France?.
Buenos Ayre?--S 8 Arlipa, Chickaaaw.
Babia?S S Newton.
Barbado*?8 8 Vasar!.
Hong Kong?8 S West Columbo.
Panama Canal. Cristobal-?S 8 Ltceric
Halifax?S 8 Rosalind.
Naples?s 8 Calabria.
Gibraltar?S S Christiania.
Genoa?8 8 Capilla.
Lisbon?8 S Neue?.
Colombo?8 S City of Manila.
Rio de Janeiro?S 8 Babtnda.
Antofagaata?S S Santa Ana.
Copenhagen?S S Oregon.
Dijon?S 8 Paa de Eapalaa.
Alexandria?8 S Trojan Prince.
Panama Canal, Cristobal?S 8 General
G W Goethala
Shields?S S Castlewood.
Arrivals from New York
Havre?S S Lafayette, Monmouth, Nor?
wich City, La Savoie.
Yokohama?S S Polerlc.
Panama Canal. Cristobal?S S Ulna.
Hallfax?S S Panolta.
Naples?S S Argentina.
Santander?S S Annlston.
Para?S S Lake Elllthorpe.
Freemantle?S S Part Elttot.
Glasgow?S S Vlndella.
Newcastle?S S Nishmaha.
Gothenburg?S S Edgewood.
Svon?S S Lille.
Dunkirk?S S Eastern Moon.
Copenhagen?S S Pittsburgh Bridge.
Port Said?S 8 Kansas.
Hong Kong?S S Mulfua.
Genoa?S S Duca deglt Abrusai.
Bombay?S S Kentucky.
Hull?S S Francisco.
East London?S S Eten.
Rio Grande do Sul?S S Tabor.
Corunna?S S Reina Maria Christina.
Trnns-Paclflc Mails
The Connecting mails close at the Gen?
eral Postoffice and City Hall post?nico
station. New York, at 6:00 p. m., as fol?
lows:
Hawaii via San Francisco, steamship
Manoa, July IS.
Japan, Corea and China (specially ad?
dressed only) via Seattle, steamship West
Ison. July 15.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and
specially addressed mall for New Zealand
via San Francisco, steamship Sonoma, July
15.
Hawaii, Fiji Islands, New Zealand an??
Australia via Vancouver and Victoria, B.
C. steamship Niagara, July 16.
Netherlands East InAles (specially ad?
dressed only) via San Francisco, steam?
ship Tjikehang. July 17.
Japan. Corea and specially addressed
mail for China via Seattle, steamship
Chicago Maru. July 18.
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia, Slam.
Cochin China, Netherlands East Indies and
Philippine Islands via Vancouver and
Victoria, B. C, steamship Empress of
Russia, July 24.
?
Army Orders
From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. July 14.?Army orders
issued to-day follow;
Honorably Discharged
Brady, Capt. D. E., infantry.
Ashley. Lt. J? M. C.
Sherman, Lt. E. D., infantry.
Washburn, Lt. F. E., infantry.
Carhart, Maj. W. G., M. C.
McOarity, Lt. J. A., M. C.
Cockfleld, Lt. P., Q. M. C.
Grady. 2d Lt. H. L., F. A.
Cessna, Capt. M. M., cavalry.
Glover, Capt. C. K., San. C.
Wltcher, Capt. L. V? F. A.
Klmble, Capt. R. F.. Q. M. C.
Bauer, Lt. Col. F. G., J. G. Adv. General's
Department.
Quartermaster ?Corps
Hird, Capt. F. S., to Washington.
Nicolet, Capt. T. W., to Washington.
Klmble, Capt. R. F., to Governor's Island.
Infantry
Osterman, Capt. F. J., to Governor's Island.
Moss. Capt. W. H., to Washington.
Freehoff. Capt. W. F.. to Chicago.
Coast Artillery Corps
Day, Lt. J. B., to Panama.
Raymond, Maj. A. D., to Fort Warren.
Taylor, Capt. G. A., to Providence, R. I.
Field Artillery
Following to Camp Bragg:
Wentwo.th. Lt. W. C. Singer. Lt. H.
Sweeney, Lt. C. E. Boyle, Lt. J. J.
Air Service
Following to March Field:
Wright, Capt. W. B. Anderson. Lt. J. V.
Farthing, Lt. W. E.
TInsley, Lt. G. C, to Carlstrom Field.
Miscellaneous
Wild, Maj. H. J., engrs., to Camp Pike.
Newell, Lt. O. C. cav., to Ft. Huachuca.
Wise. Maj. W. W., Chem. Warfare Service,
to Caxnp Bennlng.
Pear?. Capt. R., ord. dept., to Antwerp.
Rayner, Capt. H. M., General Staff, to
Antwerp.
Sarratt. Lt. Col. E. O., Inspector General's
Department, to Blackstone, Va.
Hart. Maj. W. L.. M. C. to Takoma Park.
Linon, Capt. B. A., U. S. A., retired, to
Houston, Tex.
Cottrell, Capt. J. S., U. S. A., to Governor's
Island.
Rice, Chap. C. R., U. S. A., to Camp Dix.
-m
Navy Orders
From The Tribune's Washington, Bureau
WASHINGTON, July 14.?Navy or?
ders issued to-day follow:
Berry, Lt. Comdr. F. T.. to Portsmouth.
Brltt, Lt. F. B., to navy yard, Norfolk.
Gygax, Comdr. F.. to Sub. Dlv. 14.
Jahn, Lt. F. A-, to L". S. S. De Long.
Mead, Lt. S. P., to Tacoma.
Nlmlta, Comdr. C. W., to U. S. S. Chicago.
Roberts, Lt. J., to U. S. 8. McCormlck.
Wheeler, Lt. V. H.. to U. S. S. Relief.
Bequette, Lt. J. C, to Paris.
Julbert, Lt. H. H., to staff Vlce-Adm. Huae.
Pickford, Lt. R. P., to U. S. S. Genesee.
Puryear, Ens. E. E., to U. S. S. Genesee.
Geer, Lt. Comdr. S. H., to San Francisco.
Llchendall. Ch. Bo's'n C, to U. S. S. Aba
renda.
O'Brien, Carp. J. F., to Cavlte.
? ?
Rickard Made Money in
Paraguay to Lease Garden
John Barrett Makes Statement
at Dinner Given in Honor of
President-Elect Gondra
It was in Paraguay that Tex Rickard
made the money that enabled him to
lease Madison Square Garden, accord?
ing to John Barr?stt, director general
of the Pan-American Union. Mr. Bar?
rett made the statement last night in
an address at a dinner given by the
Pan-American Society of the United
States Inc. at the Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel in honor of Manuel Gondra,
Fi-t'sident-elect of Paraguay.
John Bassett Moore, president of the
society, and Dr. i?. H. Goldsmith wore
other speaters. Mr. Gondra will sail
for Paraguay to-morrow. He will bo
inaugurated August 15.
Mr. Barrett, Mrs. Philip Ber Alz?
heimer, wife of the City Chamberlain,
and delegations of humanitarians, ' so?
cial workers and public welfare workers
visited Ellis Island yesterday.
Twenty-two aliens from Chicago and
places further west also visited t>j
island yesterday, but they remained.
RESORTS
MAIN
OLD ORCHARD HOUSE
OLD ORCHARD. MAINE.
fvocated on the high biufi overlooking Old
Orchard Beach, the most famous swimming
place on the coast. J_rge airy sleeping
rooms, br?ese swept piaxzas, cool, muslo and
ballroom, private beach, bathing houses,
tennis courts, golf, convenient to picture
houses, smart shops and great variety at
ether entertainments.
Write early for reservations.
MRS. H. W. STAPLES. Prop.
FRED E. JONES. Mgr.
Ricker Hotel Co.'? Hotels
MOUNT KINfO NOUSC Moasahaad Lake. Ma
HOTEL ?ANOOKT. Reeklaad. Malaa.
. PENNSYLVANIA
CENTRAL HOUSE, waWS_?_
Sand for booklet. JOS. H. aSATSB. Prop.
CANADA
Chateau Fronten?*?, Height? of Old ?Jneboe.
Canadian Pacido Hotel? 1JJ1 B'way, N. T.
RESORTS
NEW YORK STATE
Consider the
INVIGORATING AIR
MAGNIFICENT VIEWS
COMFORTABLE
ACCOMMODATIONS
In tho
Catskill Mountains
reached by
THE ULSTER & DELAWARE
RAILROAD
when planning your summer vacation.
Through trains from New Tork In
connection with West Shore R. R.
Direct connection at Kingston Point j?
with steamers of the Hudson River |
Day Line. M
List of Hotels & Boarding- Houses, M
Revised for ti?e Season of 1920, will El
be sent free on request. P*
T. W. IXEMMINO. Trafile Manager, ?j
Kingston. N. Y. ?,
inii!naiHiii_BiiiBii!iiB!iiiiMiniiimi
i
CATSKILL
MOUNTAIN
HOUSE
BEACHVIEW, NEW YORK
NOW OPEN
J. K. VAN WAGONEN, M'GR.
^NEW HJ5XMERE
BTAMEOKD?IN THE CATSKILLS?N. V.
In beautiful Churchill Park.
NOW OPEN.
New Ownership, New Management.
ISO ROOMS. 75 BATHROOM SUITES.
Golf, tennis, boating, outdoor swimming
poof. etc. \
Orchestra. Dally Concerts. Danring.
Booking at 1180 Broadway, N. Y. City.
or Stamford, N. Y.
FRANK WEBBER, Manager.
CH?RCIHILLHALJL
STAMFORD?IN THE CATSKILLS? N. Y.
NOW OPEN
New Ownership. New Management.
350 Rooms. 100 Bathroom Suites.
Orchestra. DjjJly Concerts. Dancing
Gol? Cour??, Tennis Courts. Clubhouse.
Outdoor Swimming Pool, Etc.
Booking at 1180 Broadway. N. Y. City,
or Stamford. N. Y.
H. H. MASE. Managing Director.
pnardtffllo?ge
BRIARCLIFF MANOR, N, Y.
AN IDEAL LUNCHEON RUN
30 miles up t_? Hudson.
Sharon Springs, N. Y.
PAVILION HOTEL AND COTTAGES
Now open. Folders on application. The j
ANNEX, adjoining the Famous White
Sulphur Springs and Bathing Establish?
ment, now open.
JOHN H. GARDNER & SON.
W. H. CBA.IG. Geni Mgr.
WHITE FACE
LAKE PLACID, N. Y. NOW OPEN.
Modern In all Its appointments.
J. J. SWEENEY, Mgr.. Lake Placid. N. Y.
Winter?Highland Park Hotel. Alken. S. C.
~catskill~s?Tawa^^
MOUNTAIN ASSOCIATION
For travel map and general information
address Secretary, Kingston, N. Y.
HAPPY DAYS
ORANGE LAKE PARK, NEW13URGH. X. Y.
Dancing, Boating, Bathing, Fishing
Church & Club excursions invited.
STAMFORD, N. Y.
IN-Tire-OATSKILLS
_fora?tlo_ sad booklet. Chimbar of Oomounc
I'AC?. SMlTn*s HOTKL.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
Golf and Everything. Paul Smith's, N. Y.
Thousand Island House, Alexandria Bay,
N. Y. The Venice of America.
Grand Union Hotel, Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
The Palm Beach of tho North.
Miazen-Top Hotel & Cottages, bawling-, N. Y.
Bookings?P. H. NOLAN. 1180 Broadway.
NEW ENGLAND
A Thousand Miles Through
NewEngland'sScenicWonderland
FEATURING A SECTION COMBINING
WITHIN A COMPARATIVELY SMALL
AREA MOUNTAINS, LAKES, AND
SEA COAST OF INCOMPARABLE
BEAUTY.
GOOD ROADS, FIRST CLASS
HOTELS AND EXCELLENT
GOLF LINKS AT EVERY POINT.
Illustrated Route Book or Large Map
In Colors Free at 1180 Broadway, or by
mall from
ALMON C. JUDD.
Hotel Elton Waterbury, Conn.
New England?Vacation Land
White Mountains; Maine Lakes, woods and
coast; Green Mountains. For booklet call
at Consolidated Ticket Offices or write
Vacation Bureau, Railroad Building, New
Haven, Conn. State region preferred.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
WHITE MOUNTAINS
NEWPR0nLEH0U_
iJoulilet on application at Spur Travel
Bureau, 425 5th Av., N. Y.
NEW WAUMBEK ?0?S|7
JEFFERSON, WHITE MTS., N. H. -Now
Open. Booking Office, 8 Wes? Fortieth
Bt.. New York. Tel. Vanderbilt 2200.
Social and Scenic Centre of White Mis.
MAPLEWOOD HOTEL AND?TvAGE
18 Hole Golf. Tennis, Saddle Horses.
POINT PLJEASANT. J*. J.
DINE BLUFF INN
?OI?MT PLJSA.SANT. N. J.
Among the sine? on tbe beautiful Mana?
quan River ahore. H very attraction of sea?
shore, river * oeuntry. AJ? outdoor ?ports.
Booklet. i . E. Beerbower.
?ICTURESCJU& A Delightful Resort
oint Pleasant, N. J. w^gg^U
SPRING LAKE, N. J.
WARREN ST?T
A Hotel of Distinctive Charm
?very room with Ocean view.
_W. B. STIRB??
?LLENHURST. N. 4.
SUtnJjurst &otel & Cottage*
Open June I5th, New Management.
Allenhurst, N. 3. HAROLD W. SEXTON.
OREEN POND, IX. S.
Breen Pond Hotel. Green Pond, N. J.?
?Kiev. 1,050 ft.; tennis, canoeing, fishing.
nngalows for rent. Exclusive clientela
ooklet.
LAKE HOPATCONG, N. J.
Spend the trammer at Lake Hopateon?,
N. J.
RESORTS
BKST LOCATED ?OPUtAR-PKlCEP HOTJX.,
NETHERLANDS "iUft?K1
NEW YOHK AVE. Bathing Privileg? fron Ho?
lt? *S?. Blentor, private baths, running
i_ Mdrooms. Diuiee Floor. New Faatt??a,
Ainninui plan twitti m..us) s;-..?? up uu.ij.
Speriul weekly.
AUGUST RUHWADKL. Proprietor.
Capul?
?Mtact
IT
IxV?T^C^-ATLANTKi^^
TilORJI* (a_ATM_________?
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Unsurpassed for rostthtul rea: ami recreation.
Ml. ARLINGTON, N. J.
% Alamag
IN-T_E-MOUNTAINS
MT. ABLINGTON. N. J.
ON LAKE HOPATCONG
44 Mi w from New York
A titudt 1700 feet
?Cooi id by LaIce Brtexe?
Golf ?? Bathing ? lUhing
I ?rerp Recreation
A _mmod.v.ts 60)
_] MACK L?TZ CO. _J
E ELMAR, N. J.
ON THl^??RDW?LK
The New Columbia
UELMAR, N. J.
SUPERBLY LOCATED FACINO
THE fil_; RECONSTRUCTED
AMD BEFl "H NI SITED
F THROl GHOUT
ORCHESTRA CONCERTS
PRIVATE BATH HOUSES; SWIM?
MING POOL; GOLF, TENNIS AND
YACHT CLUBS JN PROXIMITY.
Under ?lie New Management of
CHARLES V. MURPHY,
OF THE.LAURKL HOUSE,
_LAKEWOOD.
NORTH ASBCRY PARK, N. J.
NEW MONTEREY
NORTH ASBURY PARK, N. J.
The Resort Hotel Pre-Eminent
DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN
American I'lon?Capacity 600
Famous a in Curt?? Grillroom
Daily Concerta and Dancing
Brokerage Gfflre
Sherman Dennis, Manager
asbuIry park. n. j.
HOTEL~ALBION
BeacJ? Front Hotel
Running water in every room, private
baths, elevator, cap. SOU, E. D. Townsend.
[STQLw.w.r_yARD
DD?CTLY0N OCEAN FRONT
PLAZA HOTEL
Asbury Park, N. J. Only European Plan Hotel
On the/Ocean Front. Running Water
in Every Room. JAS. KELSEY, Prop.
?fjt Marlboroug?)
AsLmry Park, N. J.
Open all year. HAROLD W. SEXTON.
Tho ?Ksbury Park. N, J.
Metropolitan New Ownership. New M'ment.
S. A. Reeves, Prop. T. L. Harrison, Mgr.
HOTEL 6th Ave., N. Asbury Park.
Rooms with running water.
THEDFORD Harry Dufneld. Prop.
Successful Week Ends. Open all year. Folder.
G. N. VINCENT, Boonton, N. J.
OCEAN GROVE, N. J.
DIRECTLY ON OCE-i1
BOOKLET. J. L. RUSSELL.
QUEEN ?',1'ur-i'"n-v ON OCEAN FRONT
MISCELLANEOUS
Adlrondacks?Montreal?Aulo Tours. Geo.
W. Ryan, Plattsburg, N. Y., or Tourists'
Bureau, New Birks Building, Montreal.
CONNECTICUT
Country Charm with City Comforts
EDGEWOQD JNN c,RIc?ICH'
FREDERIC A. PRINCE, Managing Owner
Telephonr-: Greenwich 1750
MA SHACHUSETTS
BUCK ROOK HOUSE
N<XRTH COHASSET, MASS.
Exclusive resort. Beautiful view. Entrance
to Boston.Harbor. Wonderful sports. Ex?
cellent cuis.ne.
TRAVEL
BEA
AND RETURN
On Steamers Operated by the Commissioner!
of the Palisades Interstate Park
Daily, including Sunday.
Dar-ffbt Saving Time.
8tr. Clermont leaves Pier B, Penn. R. R,
Jersey City, 8:45 A. M. ; Lier A, Batter*
Park. ?North River, N. Y.. 9:30 A. M.
? Str Onteora leaves Recreation Pier. W.
.29th St.. N. Y. C, 9:30 A. M.
Returning Steamer leaves Beat Moun
,ain 4:30 P. M.
Fare 60c. Round Trip
Wat,. Sun. and Holidays S5c.
Ckildren Under 12 Half Fare. Cafeteria L_?-a
^?iiW Trps Up the Hudson to
MOUNTAIN
Sir, "Grand Republic' ^^"""Im:
Bound TrioFare 60c ??t?&?&
MUSIC?REFRESHMENTS?DANCING.
Telephone Bowling Green IS?.?._
DCfi ifnil I IUE Pler u- ft' Montague
HfcU "D LINE Street. Brooklyn.
For Port*? Rico, Curacao & Venezuela.
Zulla.July 211 Philadelphia.Juiy 2S
Maracaibo.Aug. * I Caracas.Aug. 11
BLISS, DALLETT & CO.. Geni. Mgr?..
Phon? 10072 Hanover. ?2 "Wail Street
Semi-Weekly Passenger Service
New York to Jacksonville
Calling at Charleston, S. C.
Through connections for Atlanta, Birmingham, Mont?
gomery, Pensacola, Mobile and New Orleans. Steamers
afford a wide range of accommodations, including bed?
rooms with private bath. All rates include meals and
berth, and depend upon room selected. Automobiles
carried. Information, schedules, reservations, tickets, etc.
Uptown Ticket Office, 489 Fifth Ave.,
at 42nd Street, opposite Public Library
CLYDE LINE
Pier 36, North River, New York
VIEW THE INTERNATIONAL
YACHT RACES
OVER THE ENTIRE COURSE
3ron?>team?)?atC?*
STEAMER "TAURUS"
226 ft. long, constructed throughout of
Iron and Steel, has over 16,000 sq. ft.
of Deck Space, 16 Watertight Compart?
ments and carries same Lifeboat
Equipment as all Const ni ?te Steamers.
Will leave Pier, New No. 1, N. R., foot of
Battery Place, N. Y., at
Daylight Saving Time, 9:00 A.M.
OX DATE OF EACH RACE.
TICKETS $10.80 ^Ta?
NOW ON SALE AT PIER 1, ?. R.
Tickets limited to ONE-THIRD of
STEAMER'S LICENSED CAPACITY.
MUSIC, BAR and RESTAURANT
CONEY ISLAND
SCHEDULE FOR THURSDAY, JULY 15
Lve.W. 129 St.jPler 1, N. K.
9:30 4:00 10:15 4:45
10:40 5:00 11:25 f :45
11:40 6:20 f 12:25 7:00
12:40 7:30 J 1:25 8:20
2:00 8:30 2:45 0:30
IfcOO P.M. I 3:45 P. M.
R0CKAWAY BEACH
Lv. W. 129 St. 9:30 A. M. : Pier I. N. R.. (0:13
A. M.; Rockaway. 5:30 P. M. Tel. Whitehall 1279.
Coney Inland
. 6:45
12:25 7:25
1:25 8:25
2:25 9:25
3:45 10:30
UP THE HUDSON
THIS SUNDAY
Cool, breezy, all-day sail on the
great, steel steamer
of the Fall River Line.
150-mile outing ?o $1 7ft war tax
Poughkeepsie and return va.sv )t_
(no landings)
M uslc?Restaurant?Lunch
Counter?Staterooms
Leave Pier 10, North River, .New York
(foot Houston St.), 10:15 A. M, Day?
light Saving Time. Returning due to
arrive New York ??lioHt 7:30 P. M.
The New England Steamship Co.
HUDSON RIVER NIGHT LINES
Daily Sailings From Pier 31. >'. K.
(at JJesbrushes Ht.) week days, ti P. M.
and 7 P. M.
rundays and Holiday?. 6 P. M. and 9 P. M.
West 133d St., half hour later.
(Daylight saving time.)
Due Albany 6 o'clock following morning.
Troy, 7:15 A. M. Direct rail connection?
at Albany to ail points North, East rud
West.
Kx press Freight Service. Antos Carried
HUDSON NAVIGATIONCOMPANY
Phone Canal ?000.
USTRALiA
HONOLULU. SUVA. NEW ZEALANB
The Palatial Passenger Steamer?
R. M. S. "Niarara" R. M. S. "Makura"
26,000 Tons _ 13,500 Ton?
Sail from Vancouver, B. C.
For fares and sailings apply Canadian Pa?
Ry., 1331 Broadway, N. Y., or to Canadian
Australasian Royal Mail Line. 440 Seymour
St.. Vancouver. B. C
Eastern Steamship Linos, Inc.
r? BOSTON
METROPOLITAN UNE
All the way by water
vfa CAPE COD CANAL
Steamers leave Pier 18, North River, ft
of Murray St. PHONE BARCLAY 500?.
Daily at 5 P. M.
(Daylight Time)
"THE PUBLIC BE PLEASED**
COLONIAL UNE
BOSTON? ?$4.67
PROVIDENCE d??.'., S3.24
ALL OUTSIDE STATEROOMS $1.08 to $4.3*
Math Priesa Include War Tern
?hi Uam Pier M. Nsrti? River (feet West Heastea
?L). call* 4 ?uadsy at s_o P. _~ OasUam
tmiae rima.
a 'Tmene ??rtac t4IL
Boston^
TToree?ter. $4.10. Providence d!rect,$2.10.
STATEROOMS, $1.0?, 81.82. $2.!?J.
Daily, i?. iuding Sunday, 5:30 P. M.
From Pier 1?. B. R. Pbone 3T00 Beekma??.
Ticket? at P??r ?r ?SMlldstMt Tlakat
Hudson River
by Daylight
DAILY, INCflLCDING SUNDAY
"Washington Irving," "Uendriek BkIhb,'
"Robert Fulton," "Albany."
Direct Rail Connections. All througk rait
tickets between New York and Albany ac?
cepted. Music. Restaurant.
Daylight Saving Time
Steamer learcs dilly. Including Sun."!*?. Des
brosses St., R:4u A. AI. ; Weit 4_ St.. 9:90 A. M.;
?Vest 129th St., 9:20 A. M. ; Yonkvrs. 9:30 A. M.,
landing at fNewburgh. t Poughke?jpsle, ILlnistsn
l'oint, Catakill. Hudson and Albany.
Also steamer leaves daily, Including Sunday,
Desbrosses St., 9:40 A. M. : West 42d St.. 10 A. M.;
West 129th St., 10:20 A. M.; Yonkers. 10:00 A. M.,
for Bear Mountain (West Point and Cornwall,
except Sunday?). Novrburgh, Poughkeepsle and re?
turn to West 42(5 St.
Also on Saturday afterroons steamer
leaves Desbross?'s St., 1:40 P. M. ; West
42nd St., 2 P. M.; West 129th St.. 2:20 P.
M.; ?onkers, 2:50 P. M., for tBear Moun?
tain, tW'est Point. Cornwall, New-burgh,
PouRhkeepsle. Kingston Point and Catsktil.
tReturn sttamer same day from points
marked t.
Ideal One-Day Outings.
Telephone Canal S300.
Hudson T Rivei
Line
Deshrosses St. Pier New York
r\Huds<
?Day
WARD LINE
S. S. ORIZABA
for
SPANISH PORTS
Coruna Santander Bilbao
Sails from Pier 13, E. R.,
New York,
July 22d
Cabin _ Emigrant Passengers
For Reservations Apply to Authorized
Ticket Agencies or
GENERAL OFFICES
Foot of Wall Street, New York
BOSTON
?and New England Points
via FALL RIVER LINE
Four Splendid Steamers in Service
Sailing Daily, including Sunday
I Orchestra Concerts Excellent Cuitia?
Ceo., Comfortable Staterooms
Schedule?Etutaro Standard Tim*
Darlight SsTlns T?dm, On? Hear Later
Fall Sirer I?*. dally at PUr 14. N. R.
(Fulton St.). 4:$0 p. ?a. Due Boston,
South Station. TJ5 s. m.
Naif London (Norwich) Une. dally ex.
gundy. Pier 40. N. B. (Houston St.).
4:30 f. m. Pier 74. B. H. (32nd St.), 5 p.m.
Bridgeport Lloa, dilly except Sun??*?. Piar
?T. B. B. (Catharine St). 1 p. 12. Piar
TO. E. B. (22nd &.). 1:18 p. m.
ci New Bedford Line (New Bodford. Cap?
I Cod and Buzzard's Bay points, Martha's
1 Vineyard and NancucSW). ?Lean pin 40
I N. B. (Houtton St.) ex. Sunday. 5 P. M.
NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP CO.
international
Yacht Races
From the ?Great Steel Steamer
Plymouth
OF THE FALL RIVER LINE
TICKETS $16.20 EACH RACE
(including War Tax)
Capacity limited to afford maximum comfort
The Plymouth will follow the yachts j
from start to finish.
Catering by the Company. Staterooms.
Music by the steamer'? orchestra.
Steamer will make the trip each race
day. leaving Pier 14, N. R.. Fulton St., 8:15
A. M., Eastern Etandard Time; 0:15 A. M.,
Daylight Saving Time. Tickets and state?
rooms on sale at Ticket Offices, Pier 14,
N. R.. 64 Broadway, 57 Chambers St.,
31 W. 32d St., 114 W. 42d St.. New York
City: 336 JJulton St.. Brooklyn. >
Telephone Cort,Undt 6100.
CENTjRAL HUDSON LINE
??wburgh? Ponghkeepde, Kingston and
Catsktil Mta. _v. Franklin St., 4 P. M-: Sat.,
1 and 2:30 P. M. All steamers leave W.
129th St. half hour la?er. Connections at
N'ewburgh for return to New York.
West Indies. Central and South America
I' X I T R D FRUIT COMPANY
17 Battery Plnee, New York.
Egypt
The NiteValley with its rich?
ness and beauty is dominated
by the impenetrable mystery
of that massive Sphinx, the silent symbol of eternity.
If You Value Your Convenience and
Comfort, travel with our Dollar Letter
of Credit which offers : ?
Protection of funds from theft
No inconvenience
Small expense
Prompt, courteous personal service
y Send for our booklet
American Dollars for American Travelers
'TP? Equitable
TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
^BANKiNQ, TRUSTS & INVESTMENTS
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS
37 Wall Street New York
Madison Ave. at 45th St.
London?3 King William St., E. C. ?1 raris?33 Rue De La Paix
?TRAVEL
TRAVEL
SOU?!? AfeflERBCA
DIRECT PASSENGER SERVICES
FROM NEW YORK
WEST COAST PORTS
via Panama Canal
<_?RO%?d"?sSEQlJIBO"
The Largest Stecmers in the Trade
JULY 24, AUG. 28, SEPT. 25
FROM CRISTOBAL
West Coast Ports
of
South and Central America
I?cgrilar Sa llln'ru
ROYAL MAIL
The Royal Mall Steam Packet Ca.
FROM HAVANA
to
WEST COAST PORTS
via Panama Ccnal
*/? ny
ORB ITA.AUG. IS
ORTEGA... SEPT. ?
NELSON LINE
H. & W. NELSON. Ltd.
FROM ENGLAND
to
BRAZIL and ARGENTINE
Regular Sailings
by
I arise Mail Steam ir?
PACIFIC LINE
The Pacific Steam Navigation C?.
?oiithAiiibcaKIK^
The t'nioD-Castle Mail Steamship Company. Ltd.
SANDERSON & SON,
GENERAL AGENTS, 2ft Brnvl-ay. N Y.
PHONE BROAD 2.100.
or Any Steamship Tickes Agent.
(international Mercantile Marine Company
AMERICAN LI NE WHITE STAR LINE
N. Y.?CHERBOURG?SOUTHAMPTON | N. Y.?CHERBOURG?SOUTHAMPTON
New York... 12 M. July 24 Aug. 21 Sept. 18 \ Olympic .. 12 Noon Aug. 4 Aug. 28 Sept. 19
St. Paul.. 12 Noon July 31 Aug. 28 Sept. 25 ! Adriatic . . 11 A.M. Aug. 14 Sept. 15 Oct.16
Philadelphia.. 12 M. Aug. 7 Sept. 4 Oct. 2 N. Y.-QUEENSTOWN-LIVERPOOL
_ . . _ "Mobile .Aua. 14
NEW YORK?HAMBURG
Manchuria, 11A.M. July 31 Sept. 11 Oct. 23
Mongolia ..5 P.M. Aug. 14 Sept. 25 Nov. 6
RED STAR LINE
N. Y.-SOUTHAMPTON?ANTWERP
Lapland .... 1 P.M. July 19 Aug. 21 Sept. 25 ;
Finland .. 12 Noon July 24 Aug. 28 Oct. 2 \
Kroonland 11 A.M. Au*. 14 Sept. 18 Oct. 23
Zeeland .2 P.M. Sept. 4 Qct. 9
Sept. 18
Celtic .... 12 Noon July 24 Aug. 28 Oct. 2
Baltic ...12 Noon July 31 Sept. 4 Oct. 9
*(Formerlv Cleveland.)
NEW YORK -AZORES?GIBRALTAR
NAPLES-GENOA
Cretic .12 Noon July 24 Sept. 14
WHITE STAR?Dominion
MONTREAL-QUEBEC?LIVERPOOL
Canada .July 17 Aug. 24 Sept. 25
Mejaniic .July 24 Aug. 21 Sept. 18
OFFICES, 9 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Pier: 58, 59. 63. 61, 62. Hort? ?lter
C?NMRCNI^N^H?R
fMMMW ?__ JTreiaht Ser Y ices.
Imperator .New York to Cherbourg and Southampton.July 1$
L A " ' - v v ' " Queenstown and Liverpool.July 17
Liverpool .July 20
Queenstown and Liverpool.July 24
Londonderry and Glasgow.July 31
Cherbourg and Southampton.July 31
Dubrovnik and Trieste.July 31
Cherbourg and Southampton.Aug. 5
Cherbourg and Southampton.Aug. 12
Queenstown and Liverpool.Aug. 14
Queenstown and Liverpool.Aug. 21
For latw sailing? apply to
21-24 STATE STREET, NEW YORK.
K. A. Victoria.New York
VAfari .New York
Caroma .New York
Columbia .New York
Aquitania .New York
Italia.New York
Mauretania.New York
Imperator .New York
K. A. Victoria.New York
Caronia .New York
Sec flic
INTERNATIONAL
YACHT RACES
From the Boardwalk at
HIGHLAND BEACH, N. J.
Without Charge
Reached by trains or Sandy Hoik Route
of C. R. R. of N. J. or ?lar.dalay. Red
Bank and Patten Lines from Battery
Landing.
Peru ?chi i r I
IT PANAMA CANAL ^I/*
GRACE LINEN
?
B. 8. Santa Eiiaa. !?. S. Santa Teres?. \
8. 8. 'Santa Aii?. S -S. KaiiU Luis*.
Calilo.? it CiWit,. Arica. Iqulque. An to- I
fagaata aa<1 Valparaiso. Kcrtn.glrlv Sailing?, j
W. R. GRACE & CO.. Agenta.
Hanover fsq.. New York, or Local Agent. I
I pI-J. _lgS?l _ FOR HIOIII.ANTI'?.
lil jlJrT-it'iUll if OCRA MC and RED
U_K_LI___a___J BANK OaJly. litaren
Franklin St., Pier 21, 8:30 a. m., 2:45 p. m.
Battery, 8:55 a. m., 3-15 p. m. SCX8-, Lv.
Fianull? St. 8:30. t:2S; Batt-ry. 8:55. 9:45 A. M.
E
NEW ?URik?HAVRE
ROCHAMBEAU.. ?? J&l3?a
VUm.r^!? S
?f?J?.:.:.?. I? kll
la Savoie .::Cv^?lr52
LA TOURAINE.. *?>* y *J? ?
LA LORRAINE... f | :'-A?E_.*Si "SS?" ??
COMPANY? OFFIC?. 1? 8TATJE ?T.. N. t.
A WEEK'S CRUISE $7250
2200 Mlita on 4 L_ea. Meal* and Btrth include??.
On the Big, New Cruising Ship?
Norf hAmerican andSouth?merican
For (aider end coropl?-'? mronnauou itk
Chicas?, Dulutfc and GooroUn bay Traaait ?So?
WII.I.ARI) E. BROWN. "3, A..
16 E. Eux!? St.. iiullalo. S. X.
Niagara To The Sea.--For iliuatrated
guide, address John P. Pierce, Dept. loi.
Canada Steamship Lines. Montreal. Canada?
?M 1V\V\Y. N. Y.
AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL DEPT.