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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1915.
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VODKA NETS $2 050 MILL CAPACITY HALTS VANDERLIP NOW HEAD j NORTHERN PACIFIC'S
AT "OLE HOSS" SALE
Total Taken In m First Scs-
tiioii of I . S. Appraiser's
Anrtlon Is 17,100.
OIH A RTICLKfl OFFERED
The M mi-. i' null "ole It us" BUCIHJII
,wf MelafiMMl and aravrflona!1 goods t
th IfMtwl state .ii!.ii Morn bib
nex. si 2 Washington street, btgwi yes
Berd.iv, with .1 (lonlon Nonkes as mm
Hnar. The tatnl of the nrsl day's km If
amounted la more limn 17,100, The
mj will oonUniM fr severs! days.
Whwn AM the blddtrgj in over, what Is
Irsft will be BoM In MM M it I" OBllU
K piece to whi.ver im willing .r t !
the dYwnrv thai the oartatft will not n.
ceesl the value of the "t'lIT
TImti eras gpttited bkMlnej yevtofofcjr
Bei fifty CUM iniitalning 4. 000 botthMI
of HukmImh vodka. The raee i bora the
Mfpwvture kf five Jmrwh rabbis M
evldenis'ei th:it ithvy are "kiwhci-." The
Wiltles, which u.ts appraised ; 1 1 l,?tl.lf
brought 12,060.
One (Mgg of m vlfisj picture Alms
otiMlnlnc tw. , ! . e reels and no
pitalssJ m tiv t:o hrouiphl only 170
Amonir th.' art objects u is g painting
by .1. C. M Codcll, npvratsed ( Umi.
whk-h broufflM omIv 15, Another, an
fcmireTiunistii' DortniM of km opefi
gttagor, appraised SJt 120, lirmirfit rjy
125. A small marble statu of retHr
nun iiiii'-t siipraaard at 100 wan
tiought for n f..r the Maury Hill
Hmiwi CattMlie Ovvrch at roigMisji,
An "bum "f photographs
Brazil. abandoned by Andrew
gold fur 11.76 anil a I k on
Brggtl.'1 sent hv Bome admire
GREATER STEEL SALE OF CLEARING HOUSE NET INCOME DROPS
Some Producers Could Hot Or
ders That Would Double
Their Output.
Speclflcntlons against contract for
Ittel are coming Into the mllle with a
mill. In conariiuehco, all of the large
independent ft eel companies, an well ap
the united States Steel Corporation, are
nperatlng betWejtl 9N and 9!t per cent, of
total capacity; that Is, the plant", are
being pushed H close to full capacity
as It is possible to run them. Still It
is Impossible to meet the pressing; re
qulrrmentl of consumers.
tif course, some 0f the departments
are running much more actively than are
others The plants helnic pushed espe
cially for ilellvcrles are the bar and wire
mills. Actual sabs, however, are not
funning so heavily as the September
average This Is because few of the
mills have any capacity left for this
year's shipment.
Sonic of th steel companies report
that they could sell double their present
Capacity fur delivery over the last
quarter of th year If ttiey were In posi
tion to take the business Heavy trans
act Urns have I n made for 1S1R. but
an enormous tonnage Is nt ill held In
abr ya nee.
Elected President to Succeed ! Kquiils 7.58 Per Cent, on Cnpi-
lfinc Alexander New Chair
man of Committee.
tiken In
Carnegie,
The New
to J. P.
Morgan and not claimed by him. was
Bohl for $1 II, Oeorte .1 Uuild aban
doned two barrels of grouse remover
and sixty Jitga of soldering solution,
which solil for 115, TWO cases of pho
tographs and maps conatffnad to Qsorgs
McAneny ware also unclaimed and
brought tio
flscnr Hammeratelr about a year and
a half ago Bhlppad from ISrtgland four
cases of theatrical scenery valued at
11,110, and then decided not to produce
any mure operas. The sVciiery yester
day sold for 150 and wall be used fur
the movies.
There were two bales of Oriental rugs
Hated In the catalogu,- and appraised at
1333.75. They were old and torn and
when the owaier tirst saw them he re
fused to pay the duty on them, but
when the catalog, le was printed and a
rug expirt examined them the owner
suddenly changed h:s mind and asked
t" withdraw them from the sale The
expert said some of the rugs were rare
ant iquea.
Among some of the iue. r article!
which went under tra- hammer at various i Torh
prices were artificial limbs, chicken feed,
percentage computing machines, pista
chio : nt.s, pebble, cutlaaaoa lentil,
castanets, silk tights, corsets, feather
beds, plumbago and old time tables.
The sale to-day will dispose of rules,
moving picture Alms, theatrical proper
ties and a large variety of other goods
The demand lor high speed steel Is
most pressing for both domestic ship
ment and for export, but the sup
ply Is not only Inadequate but is cut
down by the scarcity of tungsten. A local
n presentatlVe of a Sheffield house has
purchased twenty tons of high speed
steel from an eastern Peiiiwytvanla 1
company at a little less than M POI
pound, Previous Sftlee were made at
'JT, to ll.il per pound, anil buyers
tOday would readily pay l tier pound
If any were available. Tungsten, which
before the war sold at H cents per
pound, to-day commands la per pound,
and very little Is available. One foreign
interest now In NVw York has assembled
the raw mat,. rials for making high speed ! Itlg t
steel but ts unable to find a furnace
thai win undertake the production, as
all capacity Is fully engaged. This may
Jesuit In the purchase and Installation
of an electric furnace to make this
grade of steel, so greatly in demand.
I Is used principally In making cutting
tools, for which the demand at present
Is especially active for manufacturers of
war munitions.
Prank A. Vanrterllp, president of the
National City Rank, was elected presi
dent of the New York Clearing House
Association yesterday at the annual
meeting of the Institution.
Mr. Vanderllp succeeds Francis Is
lllne, president of the First National
Hank.
James 8. Alexander, president of the
National Bank of Commerce, we
elected to succeed Albert H. Wlggin,
president of the Chase National Hank,
as chairman of the Clearing House com
mittee. The extracts from the annual report
of the manager of the Clearing House
Association show that exchanges for
the year etub d June -10, lit In, amotin ed
to 119,1 1.', 707 723, as compared with
$H9.7fin. 344. U71 in 191 I, With balances of
$5..140.X4r,,7to, against .r.,l2X.47,2)2 a
year ago. This made total transactions
of Ilt,llt,l64,4l4, s compared with
S'.it, 888,992. 1!73. The average of total
daily transactions, balances and ex
changes Is $:il7. 4117,47:1. against 1313.-
: i.991 In 1914.
Total transactions since the organisa
tion of the Clearing House sixty-two
years ago, at : Kxchanges, 11,111,171,
,4S,777, with balances aggregat ing
1123. 137. 98H.997, making a total of 12.
72.1.014.735,775. The largest exchanges on any DM day
during the year amounted to $'iH7.,i:i9.
t'.'.".'. on June 1. 1915 The large' bal
ances on any one day durlnj the year
amounted to 6t,IIO,6l6, on July 2. The
largest transactions on any one day dur
ing the year were on June 1. 1915, ant
amounted to $714,430,194. The smallest
exchanges on any one day iluring th
year wa-re $ 1 7S.91 5.1 43, on December 2X,
1914. and the smallest balaa-es. anv-unt-
17,111,714, were on May 24, 1915.
I he smaliesi transactions on any one
day during the yvar took place on De
cember 28, 1914, and amounted to $I'S.
X88.7X9. The largest dally transactions
on record were on November 3, 1)03,
and amounted to 1764,133.942.
till. Compared With 7.02
I, n nil Sales Jump.
Uailrmdn have placed nWltlorial
contradBJ for Standard section rails
am ting to 100,000 tans. This total
is made up of a HUffltM r of relatively
small lots from a loim list of ma.le,
details of which were I t available yes
terday It is cm .Anno I. however, that
ih.. Chicago and Northwestern PlBjssd
a contract for tiO.oOO sMW with the
Illinois Steel Company, and the New
NEW COAL PRODUCTS DIVIDEND
Payment
Stock
on
of S
Per Cent, in
TWO MORE ARRESTS IN
MELTING POT GRAFT
Imlpcmli'iifo Leniruo and
Moos( Accusod of Mulet
lllff Nm- Citizms.
Two more nrrfBts wi t Rittdi yver
rtay by th PedtnU RUtltoritlM In ron
titctton with tne tip takltifl Bcfttidal ln
aoIvIhf ctrtaln aniployMi of th
i'atniliz;.'i'n hiir'n in th ,ount
Clerk't Offlo. The new dfendnU ire
Oporxo J. MoCurthy, io pan on th In
dtp4 n'lfnrf td-MMpUfl ticket for Simp Sen
ator rvcr.il yeiim Jtttil John A
JTarnitiill. a rron- e iltitrl I wrkfr.
T!iy w?ro ftrrn tinted hefore l"rtltet
PtatpH CommUfitoner Houvhton on a
ehi rue f demnndli l' money from in
iippiittiiit tot oitltensblp. HarrAhlll af
In $3,000 hail and Mci '.tr'hv In
$l.:.oo.
Knncne I.. P.irotli, attornry for DftVld
Ievy, who was RiTtatod late Monday
tnilit, informoil CommtMloner Monshton
j-estf-nlay tli.it tilf client Intended to tell
nil he knew it bout condition! in the
naturalisation bureau ami Levy's iaii
WeM reduced from $6,000 t $3. "oo Levy
is a son ft Mori i rt?vj , Republican
leader in the Twentyfourth Aesembly
dlitiict Me wa employed
elerk in the bureau until
t Schneider lenrned .f the
talilnK.
The County cw-tk had a conference
with Assistant (Tnlted Btatei Attorney
lioirer H. 'o! head f the criminal
di iton of th federal proasoutor's of
floo QresB8raay( :!l offered to aid
Federal suthurltlei In their at' fin;
eradicate the Sllsjfed praft;nLr
Other arresti air expected s..m.
Nw Haven nnd Halt ford Tia.Li-
road Ooraiiany hay tlivldcd a coivt rsxt
ia,ont ti Mnofifj tbrss Bastarn
ptStatBBaattOtO tOUS Will V T'i h' th
I Vnrmy'.vanla Stel CVtmi-aJiy. 5.000
bons Mr tli- Lfu-kawar.na hik! arnnit
i 9.000 tTii!i by the ttethl'hem Absal OOflV
pany. Th1 Havana CeOtral, after pivtns
an onler for 1,100 tonej to tJh HrthU'hni
I Stt-el "tmiKiny, Im ujotin Ir. the market
i for 1.700 tot. Th- New York Central
i ptootd a small ooitraot with the
K thlehem mill. Th-rn ar4 lAinverouii
em ill Inquiries for both MbSSmIbINI nd
!iht ssotteii rsetfj fr suth AtrrsrkssM
IneiudtnaT SsVSWty-iWO mile of thirty
i Kunl ralle. etuilent to sJbOttt 1.000
itone.
see
mnes '"he let or H4r4r ranricateo:
Structural in-el wrk ha 0711 out
nlowly, but a heavy tonna 1 likely
I too bo plaoe4l befofe the etui
j of the mnth. AmnsT th SJ0t
tracts reportiJ yerterduy SJl une for
j it'ip tons for a new machine hp for ri
K. We Hii" CoiiBpany, snys-afad in maii
: ufaftiiriiuc l:ifh exploeivo shelli. tS Wste
I iUi.'i-1 vriih the He.Ulen Itxn airnt OOa
1 Mtrui'tion ('tmiiiiiny. Milllken Broe , Inr ,
I hat refsivel onlora for 10 Um of
I cMurrvna ant tM-ams Cor . Now Yrk
' apartment hoiiw, whtfh i bslnsj oon
StrUCted by the Hitikle Iron WmkM.
. Thi- S' it-:. Isiand shop will alst fabri-
cats ton. of Ntrua'tural totlSpOS fOT
a warehouse Hanto Dotnlffavo. Tfu
: I'nivervity of tvnva has plarti r , .u't-.tt-t
f T a o.!etre Cjf b-tat!Mry bUttdttYSI rall
itic f.r 4'0 tons of Htt-.'l with the Iowa
City Iron Wtvrkn. Tht- city of Seattle.
Wash , has placed a con trart for the
Hfteenth jJtret highway brittle oasUlns
for 1,100 tir:H of tna tural Htel with
! DyT Bros, of San Fram-iK
The directors of the American Coal
rr'HiuctH Compujiy have dclarel an ex
tra dividend for the hohUTs of the com
mon Mock in the form of a stock divt-
deriil of 5 per cent. The directors sll0
I declared the reauir dlvldtndi of
per cent, on the common Mock and 1
pr cent, on the preferred stock.
In connection with the eommon stock
I dividend the directors will sive both
common and preferred etick hulders of
j record November 1 the riaht to !ub
I scrib to 11 per cent, of their holdlnfe
i In preferred stock at par. the subscrlp
I tlon to be paid per rent. In Cetsh ai d
' the balance In December. The money
! received from theie subscriptions will
be used to pay off the $1,000,000 Rold
1 not-!, due July 1. 191$. but which will
! be called and paid at par on January
I 1, 191$.
1 ' The common stock of the company
' has had a sensational rise owing to
' the protlt! which the conern Is making
from it! war ordera for chemical!. On
I January 20 of thin year it sold as low
as 82. The hih for the year was 170i3
I on July 12. It cloaed yeMerday at 16$.
The report of the Northern Parlflr !
Hallway Company for the year ended
JUllS 30. 1915, shows a mt Income of 1
$l$,881,$IOi as compered with $10,II8,
247 the year previous. This whs SQUSl I
lo 7.T.S ier cent, earned on the $2tS.-
000,000 capital stock, against 7 .! 2 per
cent, ranted In 1115.
Col. W. P. Cloush. clmlrman of the
bOSafdi In his remarks to the itOOkhoM
en v plain inn why the company did
Ot publish this year, as Is 1 ustomary, ,
a comparative Income account suys: j
"Headers of this report will observe
thftl the Income nccount for the business
year 1911 differs much In form from J
that heretofore published. Also, that
comparison with figures for the next
prior year have been omitted. The form
herein used is that at present prescribed
by the commission 1 Interstate Com
merce Commission) 1 While the correct
ions of totals and of resulting SUfplUOSS I
appearing In this form Is admitted, that I
of some of the grouping's of revenues j
from several sources is not Radical
difference! In thf two forms of income
account have mad impracticable me
USUal comparisons. Should present reg
ulations continue, comparison can be re
sumed another year."
Total oerattng recnUffl for 1916 were
$03,t?ltl6i, as OOtlsOMrad with $09,644,"
sot, with total net revenues oif M0
90Si004 against $s?,S??,509 uperatlnf
lnc in amounted to 911,5891491, as oom
Pata I with $32440,984, with a total In
come of $91,011,461, aeTalnel ?J7.:'...
818 BttrplUS after the jsnynwut of tlivi-
dends was 11,409,890, a oompsrod with
$9,895,000, The helanos sheet how a
P oin and lo.- ;uri;iis f 193,170,341 on
June 80 1915, cm tnunpar! with one of
$S4.772,4i0 on June 30, 1914. The ootu
pS listuiji given are WOHled out iut tto
OUrately as the change in ola-s-MnVatioiLs
I-ermitpi
one of the IntereMtlne features la the
total land sale of the rtmiiKiny. 1.417.
000 acres, 4Xin(i)ari4l with 598,799 acres
In 1914, The reason for this Increase
wa- given by a prorn1n;nt ofhrial h dtts
to the anoimPUS profits which the fann
er in the districts traversed by the
Nortiiern I:ictnc h;id nwule ftxtm Utetr
crops
Twelve stockholders who were not
din'ctors wore present at the annual
meeting which was held aere yesterday,
All of the retiring d1 re -tors wre reelected.
Every Houri??v -7.
of this Trip
One Loi$ Delight
Every detail of equipment
the highest attainment of
modern comfort and invention.
Superior oerrle. and low farse to
Savannah, Macon, Augusta
Jacksonville, Atlanta
Birmingham, Montgomery
and all Southern Paints
Consult anv Tiiketor Tourist Agrnt, or
NEW YORK OFFICE Ml FIFTH AVE,
AUTUMN VACATIONS
PANAMA CANAL
AND CALIFORNIA
Lsrfe American Trani-Allsntk Lineri
FINLAND and KROONLAND
:r,ooo Tona tJlJipUcemont.
Up the Hudson
By Daylight
All Hrrvlre Dally Krirpt ftundsr
Dtrsd Hull OenneofiBai to all points in
thi QatSltiUa Haratosa, the Adlromliirks.
the Wont .', ml North. All throurh rnll
tlrketfi bnlWeefl Now York anil Albany ftc-
ri-ptfil. MupIiv Hrstaurant .
Htrs. "Wnahinstnn Irvine" "Albany"
"llrniliirk Hiidnn" "Bohert Pulton.''
Itr.hr.imra Nt.. H 1 40 A. M, W. IM St .
! A N.I W. llltB .St.. ;50 'A. St., Vonkrrs,
9:45 A. M.i lamllns at WeSI I'nlnt, Nrw
hiirRh, rmm,kprple, Klnsnton I'olnt,
Oatsklll, Huilann snd Allmny.
(In Kaliinlay Btternoon, f)rt. Kth. Str.
Al.ltV Innii. l)c.hroii St. 1:4.'. IV M ,
W. 4iil Bt 2 I'. M . W. Illth Ht. S:SS V M.
fur Bear stotiatalB, west rcnnl and New
burKh anil roturn.
tlnr liny (lutins. ti riiuskkrrpalf., Srs
hursh or Un1 I'lilnt.
Fi.rrnoKi moth fs.
BfARsTFlliCTIOIIS.
I Board of Elrottnns of thr City of Nnw York.
(loners) Offlor. Munlrlpsl Bulhllns. Bornufh
of Manhattan
Notion la hereby len In purmianoa of
Chapter 22. Section 901. Law of INI, conatl
I tUtinf Chapter 17 of the Consolidated I.aa.
as aniemiod ny tnaptor as, i,nwa m iris, oi
the binindarlra of esoh of the election ilia
trlota In the oounty of Now York, snd of ths
doatirnatinn of the plsoe of registration. Octo
ber 4, I, (. 1. I snd t. snd of the polllns place
for the election to be held November 2. IfllS.
In each of the election districts in aald
county, aa follows:
BOROI KM OP SLA II ATT AX.
(General Klrrtloa nr. 2, mm.
Pint Annrmhly tliHriet.
KLtxrnoN NonfM.
Hudson T River
JaUine
Tsl, tin Safins;, n t.
. Location.
M Creenwlch at. . .
lor, tlreenwlch at...
KB Oreenvrlch Bt,,,
! Mulberry at
W. Hroailway..
Grand at
,11 Greenwich at...
4M Canal at
2M Hprmif at
311 Hudson at
It ITtnoe at
7 Sullivan St
199 I'rinoe at
,V,I Hudson at
140 W Houston at.
401 Hudson St
17s w Hnuatnn at
las Hicecker at
Occupied ss
Clsara
stationery
flhoes
Reatnurnnt
Barber
. . . Confectionery
Barber
Shoes
Hnrber
Stationery
leather supply
Candy
Barber
Tailor
Pool parlor
Ha liar v
Ilarher
Restaurant
4 Ninth BY Barber
7 6to Ninth nv 4'izar
s S47 Tenth sr Cigars
I (20 W 47th St Kruitl
10 Sit W. 7th at Stnrars
11 Trrrth av tanlv
12 7: Tenth av Undertaker
13 . Ninth ar Ilartwi
II 72 Ninth BT TJndert ,k,r
If tit. W 4Sth at Barber
1 411 W 49th St t'ndeliaks-
17 700 Tenth ST BsrMt
II HIS Rleventh ST Ba-h
19 7.11 Tenth bt Barbi
20 fOO W Met at T,
;i i.TS w 43th at undertaker
H 4S4 W. Msl st t'nderl sk.
3 Jit, tv Mi at Tail r
21 7i;4 Ninth st Barbel
71 Ninth sv Plat
Tttrltth fsaemMy IMsfrfrl
Willi Iflli-IHI
From tier si. M. H.
MMW VIIKK
OCT.
Dec. 7
r IO:i0
A.M.
Jan. 5
From
SAN FRANCISCO
OCT. 19
Nov. 16 Jan. 1
To or From California
rUMCsMniftiuii ItHeratsalstsCsbtti sso ap
To or From Isthmus of rtnsmi
iir.t OsMb s" up ins armed Hue mo up
Including Meals and llerth
Host f ul.lne and Serslre.
Also Combination California Trips
WATKK R)I'TK QMS WAT
1111 KOI TRS OTIIKK WAT
PANAMA PACIFIC LINE 'Y V.',
3 Lines 3 Karen
$1.00, $1.50 and $2.00
Leave l'ler 32, N
r m
K
M
161 Prime at Pool parlor j
nimrirt
Occupied ss
Second Anntmbly
I. 1 .11. alum
112 Broad at
Fulton st
)0 Roosevelt st
ra New Chambers at . .
4M Pearl st
tt. M .u i -on at
: New Chambers st .
W Cherry at
jsil Water 'at
ss Madison at
H Catharine at
r,1 Pike at
IM M.vtisoii at
127 Monrno at
2is Madison at
?'..' Malison at ,
Rl Henry st
K! Hiuiry st
M E llrovlwsy
e,lllpi,
Md Si.
;h n deputy
'ounty t'lerk
Slleaad tip
the
' to
THE SUGAR MARKET
The Bethlehem steel Company is op-
eratitiK all of lis seven bluet furnaces,
, five of which lire producing Steal muklnir
1 iron fur the company's own ua a and
two are hlow-itift on foundry gmdea.
which have been nold In the open mar
ket. iull capacity haa been sold fur
the Balance or this year, and eonSS-
quantly this departmeiit is oui oi the
merchant market fur tho tune belns;,
, All of the open hearth steel furnaces,
i ar active.
a a
The city of Sidney, Ohio, received bids
' yssterday on 100 tons of 4 Inch to 6
m il east Iron pipe. The city of ial
veston will take bids to-morrow on ti'"
j tons of 30 inch cast Iron pipe. The New
York Department of Water Supply, (las
j and ESIectrtClty Will lo take bids on
! Thursday, on 39 tons f 8, , in und II
I inch pipe
RECORD 900 CANAL TRAFFIC.
3,061 ,T8B Ton Inrreass la l.nat-
bomifl Frrlsrht.
Saui-t RTa Maiue, Mich.. Oct. B A
new hle;h ri'cord was established by
the transKrUtlon of 10.979, 401 short
tons of frelKlit thr.iunh the Amerlran and
Canadian canals at the. Sno In the month
of September, aecordlm to a statistical
retmrt Just nnnle public The Increase
over September, 1114, was 1,511,711 ton,
an.l over tho same month In till, whlcn
previously hart the record for the month.
11,011 tons.
Ths entire Rain was In easthcind
tr.'iric. the western movement of frelirht
being llttlitcr than In 1914 or 1913. The
eaatbound shipments were 1,017,771 tons,
as oomparad with 6,ss.408 (ona last
yeafi
EXCHANGE STILL DROPS.
Ir-iirC Inim I DfM'llnr of Irrlfns ('nr.
rlrti Market lon nvrnril,
.rrriiMsT I'Xi'himjti' rstes continued to
rtt'Ilr fr.uitionuli y jreMsrdsy, of.rr -Iiik
th" rest Of ths 1xi'hanK' m.irKM
downers rd. Demsnd ptcriinu rVtd st
4.7', with c.ihlis at 4 7''1.-. Thll rotn
partn with 4T''4 for demsnd nnd
4,70 for OSblei on Mnnri iy. Prsnei
woro nn tfxriptinn to th rent of th
markrt, rloylnt? St B "t fOf chri ks and
R.TKi.j for C8tSS npainpt a prsVlOUl
dost of r.7!.j for tho ehscks arnl B.7I
for cables. Itsllsn lir dsotlned from
I.S4 to 9.SS whits ruhii sold down to
I4i nffatnut on Monday.
M;irks WOfS quoted Si llVi for gh
drafts and y? for rHbltn, On Mnn
dSV they closed at :iftH and r
Speotlvely, Auiitrlan kronen dropped
from 15 4i to If. 30.
For'irn tSChsnffS hr".kr8 snld thnt
the heavy MnVrins of conimrf'.al Mils
were ch!fl. re.'-ponaih1 for th delmo
of prices.
American Line
AMERICAN STEAMERS
Under the American Flag
N. Y. Liverpool, Pier 62, N. R , Noon
eu intk ,.Ort.tiM, Laaie., t is
White Star Line II
foot Canal ,t ,
. P. M. : W
13:. I HI . : I' M . :80 f at., 10:1)0
I'. M Sumlav inornliiK, a 30 A M
Time Table t'haneea Oct. 7.
TMU, gPRlNQ 940.
nrnn
The public lie plsed.
BOSTON $2.80
ai.so.
$1.75
Colonial Line
Vis Knat and Kali. HOI Ml TKIP ai.4n.
PROVIDENCE BRbn
KIM Nit TKIP B. 10.
I)
Tt.lrrt Atwmbly
Location
st.
First-class sirvlce
Wool
l'ler SB. N It
Outside ICooms
caterlns to the Issat
uvs ami Huadan at
unit ffsas iioiisioo M, am
rbonc
Bl.no In f.'I.INI.
own onicc
prlng U4UI.
t Itoonl
M from
St. All
Wireless
1 1S White at.
11 Chatham
44 Bowery , .
II Bowery ..
U Elirata-th
147 Oraral at
?.rn Broome st
104 Bowery
77 Chrystle st
1(1 Bowery
:t?4 Broome st
49-M Prince st
21' s Molt at
2r.t Bowery
4 Bleeeker St...'.
Boacry
13 Cooper sq
01 sixth at
237 Sinth at
i Stujrveasnt at.
sr. Third live
ias r. Ilita st
103 Third sve
.Clears
Tailor
Barber
Barber
Barber
Barber
Burlier
Rest surant
Candy
Barber
Music
Barber
Tailor
Candy
Tailor
Barber
Tailor
Stationery
- Shoemaker
Plafrtrf
Occupied sa
Barber
Barber
Real eatate
Barber
Barber
Barber
....j. Tailor
Picture frames
Pool parlor
Barber
Ineeot powder
Barrier
Confectionery
, Clothins
i Barrier
Hotel office
Barber
Barlier
Tnilor
Awninxs
Clothins
Barber
Barber
Location. Oi'i niacl n,
1S4 Avenue A Pltiml
laj Avenue II Hal ele .. .
13i'. Avenue I) Hi si , irani
S44 F itth at Keel i l i
M I lllb at t'li.lni
HI Avenue B Barber
M Avenue A IV. -.u . .
421 R 11th at Hits li at
33:. K nth at PhotHur abbs
U Thinl sve Lfl .a ri
las Tlnrd ave !' i I ef
Flrat nve Bills lie-
2JS First ave H.-irl-r
r.49 E nilh at Burba.
jst Avenue C Borbsi
M Fuat art n. i. ir
322 Hei ond ave II All
III First nve I Hi
Mil Second nve ... Barber
377 BecoBp ave I ndertakef
311 F. 22d at Uarlirt
33.1 K sid at .Cat Penter
Thirteenth AfemblV VtUHrt
K. D. Ideation Occtltileil a.
1 Ht w Mat st llarls r
t M Tenth ave Clothmi
J 772 Tenth nve II irher
4 !7 Klrl.lh nve 1tirir
I W2 Tenth ave Barbel
fl SIS Tenth ave Csnttl
7 sM Ninth nve Barber
I 72 Ninth nve Heal ratal!
a Ms Tenth ave Barbel
10 4 S W Mil at Car id
11 Silt Tenlh ave Ilartn
II S4? Eleventh ave 1i.irrr
13 ssr. Ninth ave ...Barber
14 24 Columbus ave Ilarher
li 24 Amsterdam ave Confectionery
is Mi w. lis st Barbel
17 I4 Columbus ave Cii.-a.-s
15 73 Amsterdam sve Barbs!
II im W 3l at T.o ..
50 m Amsterdam sve ' i
21 )7 W 4th st It. stain .
22 130 West End at .t'lldi rlnkar
23 p; w U7th at Bsrbsi
.Y. Liverpool. Pier 60. N.R., Noon
IUH I, tit. 11 Artrlatli Not. a
Azores Gibraltar -Naples -Genoa
I'retlr Oct, BO, in a. m. 4 anoplr Not. I ;
ni l II I . W II H A V. N. T Tel. WSHI lie, tor.
isssW- A IN 1'
A Select Fall
V) an rslrr.S'.' ISI:l'rolilet, edlrei t.SI.M.
411 I Mill HI A1 I III III M, SI INI
llallt. Ineludlns Ntiudat. SiaO p, M.
I root l'ler IB, K. It. 'Phone 27isi lleekman.
city Ticket omce, 'iun Iln.adway; N. Y.
ptown Ticket ottlce. II say and BM St.
Fourth Aenemhty
E D. Iiocatinn
1 M Monlaomery st
2 II Jackaon at
3 3M Maillson at
4 W firand at
r. 7r, Broome at
I 444 Grand st
7 4tn (iraml st
S3 Ridge at
0 20', llelan.-ey at
10 ft Willelt at
II 21" Stanton at
12 Broome and Sheriff ata
13 4 Columbia at
14 4 Cannon at
11 S Iewls st
15 75 Ooerck at
17 S4 CJrsnd st
18 II 30 Jai kaon at
nittrirt
Ocouple,) as
Clt-ars
Candy
. . . Stationery
Plumber .
Cleatntu '
, Auctioneer I
Cisars I
Ilsrner
llarb-T
Barber
Barrier
S No 34
Barlier
leather
Berber
Restaurant
. . .Pictures
Barber
Toueternth Amembtv nittrirl
ED. I,i,.-:it,i.ii 0en.,
1 243-1". E "'i ' 'I . .
2 Sis Thi- : st Baitress -
S 3"J E SIB l tfi"-.
4 ton F. --: t It st I'ndrrl ..
r. 49i Sccon.l flv Real -
212 K '.7th st 'I i
7 im MB t I'Bderi
5 421 Third T .
I 311 K '.'tSb al I'lld. ,
10 III NscoBd av Berber
11 44H Thir l av Cm
1: 41: Tlnril nv its s
13 .571 So, s.., ar Bsrb
11 .If.J E. :t.d st t'tid-ri .
I Ms 3 lib st li. 1. 1 -
IS 4JI Third at Bal
17 sja K Kith at - let
ii 0B Bseond av ; r . i.-rt.
1 M feeortil av ,1'udertskt
At M E MB St.... ItfMI'es
21 '.'It K. Isth st cor ehrtti f
21 M Third av ClSSf
J 771 Scouil av K
FOBECIXtSI RE BAM
GUARANTY TRUST CASH GROWS.
DrsHMlts larrrsar B I il 1 ,000,000 In
Year Total. 8g,OOOl004j,
The report of th condition of the
CJuar.intv Trust Company to the St:tte
Superintendent of ltanka shows sn ln
rcajie In deposits of 1111,000,000 over
the deposits reported by the company a
year ao. The total iepoelts on Sep-
i'-mber :s amounted to 1111.000, . the
largest ever raported t. that inatUtt
1 tton.
i In year
the truat e
In the year
' n lit y Trust
from til":
Pacific Coast Tour
unttsf in-ntimtsl siirt Msvlns Ociobn ?."ih.
A iiion t h of Ssll slit fill triiid lt
rrfllfl Hum. with Im Ii1intnl lilts to
t nltromlti bBOMtlpUfli lltlitg tili
tiiHi.il mid inft in n iMiints iimi r
rtBi ItiillldlllS ht I ill nr nilii Him kli-d,
i i hum 4 miiJti .mil m omleIr tuur of
alitor ii i.4 In i iui ntfc ft iiMi, -,o
llriuileil lllnerr upon request.
WE TAKE THE RAVEL OUT OF TRAVEL
Individual Tickets all routes on sale
dally st suihorlred rates, no eatra
rhurgs for aertlce; Itineraries, hotel
hi . oiiuiiinl.il i. if. elr., srranged to
nterl your rrquli-rinenta. Cullman
rrsertatlons seeuted.
let us help ton plan tour trip.
Mil INN'S nil It.
IgBfl BroadiMO and 17 W.-i :11th Nl .
'telephone 191 Greeley, New Vork.
-I'PKKMK i
'UK M A BY
Mi K BE
alio, ki an
pursui
n.l sals, .l ily
., 'he o.l
dan the i.tb day of
t lie iln-br. lane. I. the ri
incut iiHtne.l, win sell .
it'HT. i'OI NTV UK NEW
HANSON. Plaintiff, agatnat
laction begun ..gainst thei '
i others, Dsfendaats.
of a .tinlgmeiit of fore-
luaile and eniereil
iition and bearing
. ptsmbsr, ills, I.
feroe in sal. I luds-
guBlle auction.
Bxchsngs Balesroom, No lill Vesey
.- !' i;i the IC-: .jirh of Manhattan. iVy
..: New Vfork. on the 19:h day of October.
lvl, at II o'i'leek noon on that day, by
SWIl'Hl, MAP. Au.tloneer, the pretnlai-s
liree-ed by ast.l judstnent to be aold, and
iii-re, n deeerlbsd a follows- '
A 1 .1 . that certain oil. piece or parcel of
i Isttd, elth the building! and improvements
thereon, situate, lying and being tn the
I It. trough of Manhattan. City, County and
-.ate .f New York, bounded and deecrlbed
Fifth Attembl
E. D. Ixtcstion
1 43 Hudson st
2 41-13 Bedford at
S ion Hudson st
4 2.S7 Bleeeker !t
6 313 Bleerker t
s : Bli kcr at
7 101 Christopher at
s 342 Bleeeker st
ri 372 Bleeeker st
to M waeblngton st....
11 37o w IMh st
7M Wasiiinirton at
13 has Hudson t.
:i tvt Elgtith st
II ra-ii-; Hudson t
in v.. Kuhth av
17 2.V; W l.'dh at
IS 114 Eighth av
is 130 Seventh st
30 ion Elrbth st
21 lja Ninth av
22 104 Tenth av
143 Ninth sv
Muriel
Occupied sa '
Osara '
Tailor
T.illnr
Barber
Barber I
. . . .Window I hades '
Tailor ;
I.atni'lrv
Burlier '
Tailor '
Barb, r
Barber
Ogles
Storas-
Stationery
Instiran.-e
Barb-r
rlarher
Barber
filaes
Tailor
Barber
Bakery
E O Location Oorur t '
i 113 ABietenlsm sv Barb
3 lit Antaterdsnt av lit-'.
3 a West K n I at RselaUl
4 IM We-i Rnd av Bs
5 '.HI W 'th si.. II
I IM Coluill'ill' av In- :
7 2".'l Collimhos av. Real esl
I a W 11 si V ic ,
a 2im,i Brosds ss team
10 So -lile of W .3.1 si . ion ft
east of Rlverlde Dlite Bo
11 2ti Ameterdam t
12 3Jo Colunilni- -iv !
3 "in Atnsterdsni av ' -
14 3'. Antaterdsm av '1 .
II Silt Anisti rilani av rail'
15 2S2 W tst l T.i "T
17 JS Amsterdam at TSllni
14 111 Amsler lam av Bsr
lr 171 V? Hh st I'phuM r-
.si 73 W s.d st T:i-'S'
71 142 W. IM st Ta b.
lot W Jd st ,.Kspres
21 ' Brna.lwav Htr-t
.' Z ' W .1 1 si Va.'an-
;:, No Mile of W Mill t ."io ft
ve-l of Weal RlM av Boo"
TV. ...7 Ani'i.Tit-im sv Laii'io"
:7 :.-1 ABtsterdsm av TSllB
.t -.ir7 Amsii-r,lam ST Talloi
2s R42 AnsteMsai st Bsrhet
3 ' Atnaterilsni av Tado
I AinstcrdSBI ,1V ..I'ndertn'i
3-j ITS CoiumbUi av TBIlo!
s 143 Amsterdem av Bar1"
31 IK AtnsterdBBI av rndertak '
1 1 1 '. I
.'3 1,
ago f lit to' il deposits In
itnpSJiy were 1101,000.000,
the resources of the ilu.ir-
Company have iBcpeaaBd
0,000 to 1191,000,000, a gain
of 1111,000,000 In twelve nmnths.
At Tl'M V KRBOBTM.
MEW IIMItss AllaSUt Ctty.
Al'TrMN RESORTB.
mW JBTRBEV ASkaatta C
FRENCH LINE
1 ompaKiile .i'iir ! rrannmloiiMqur
iiisi ii. si BVICEi
Sailings for BORDEAUX
ROCHAMBEAU Oct. 9, 3 P. M.
CHICAGO Oct. 16. 3 P. M.
LATOURAINE. Oct. 23. 3 P. M.
ESPAGNE Oct. 30, 3 P. M.
THE NEW QUADRUPLE SCREW
S. S. LAFAYETTE
Maiden Trip from N. Y. Not. 13
FOK INFORMATION APPLY
COMPANY'S OFFICE Xrtti
f
Atlantic OiWNrT
Bfcwaaaij .. -Te.trji At T T aVT A BT V
TheyinGstKotclacccnTxjnolQtiorsmi wvia s ,J l J U
Ban
4Inlkt Iteflnefl I ni'hnnu-ed
I-' ll I urea elite.
ii.- in i. as to 3 77
th- trade that
b pay us much
Tin- raw sugar market
trlili sjsnt quotstions inn ii
for Cuban snd "1 isints
Holderi sdrsi i their si
Cente. but it was said
yegnere were ran aillitu
S-' 3 I'd Cents
The rsflnsd surar msrksl was quiet, with
prices unebaiiged, am rrflnsrs quoted stand
aril irratiulatfd on the baMs of 1.00 is?ntn.
regular way Tie r, wbi 11 moderste move
in. -nt in with Irsa'oli
The siuar luturss maili.-l at th.- Coffee
Bgohanfe was ii.sive. with prices ateaily
There was a good demand lull of wbi.'h
was said to Is- tor Rurojnesil Scoount. TiiihI
sab- were 7.WC loos Prl as were:
High' Low- Clus
The Cramp Shipbuilding and Engine
Company has secured another contract
. uuiet restsrdas I r"r iteatnihlpB from the ward
need ai nia Line. Bach, boat la to tie 11.000 tons
for I'.ulo Ulcus.
burden ami win call for k.iioo tons of
Structural Hteel plates anil shsiies. The l
ships will he Installed on the Atlantic i
ilulf and Want Indies Line, a subsidiary I
if tin- Ward Line, and will run to South !
America- The contract price is said i
in lie 2,760,luiO.
Oct ober
November. .
Ii nib-r ,
January ....
February. .
March
April
May
June
July
Ainruat
September
1st
est
:7ii
-.70
2.73
2.77
2.7H
.' tl
s7
2. SI
l,M
3.0a
3 91
Pr. v
close
2 M
'.' 73
2.73
2.77
l.tl
2.SH
1.91
2 IH
3 03
3 03
FOUR DENY LIEBOVTTZ GULXT.
Fitly Wllneaaea tn Md llefeiicc In
Strike Murder I nae,
isadore Vusplti, Abraham Weldlnger,
Poiomon Mc
t-.-rs of the i
lnnriherH uf
r. anil Max Hlngi r. nu rii
loiik .Mailers I'nloii, seven
whn-h are charged with
murder in the first degree in causing ihs
death of Herman Ulebovltg took ih
raitnegg Btand yaBtflrday ami rli nled their
guilt. The defence announced that It
bad nfty sritnsssss to eall.
ii is charged against the dsfendanta
who were officers of the ggnaral strlka
III 1010, that they sent fur UeboVltB,
a striker who took a BOBsUnlon Job
at Hunter, N, V , and alter a tr.al at
u inn hgadojuaftars g K.pi List fourth
Strait heat him so badly that he died
in a hospital.
Mstg, who at prsssni la obslrman of
Die United Hehiew Tradee, with 200,
000 members, swore that the atory of
Kflsaulta "ti noB'UnlonlBtB was untrue
beoauBB he had acted on a legal deflnl
lion of the rights of pickets from run-
gresaman Mayer London. The taklnfl
of further testimony nlU aeutlnue this
mornln(,
UNEMPLOYED ARE FEWER.
rluareS SbotT Hnr la Helping to
Solar the Problem.
The war la helping to solve the tin-
employment problem in New York, gee
cording t" iiiiures given out by the Mu
nicipal Employment Bureau, the Char
ity Organisation Society, tha Society
for Improving the Condition of the Poor
a, ,d the United Hebrew charities, Tha
Federal Bureau of Laboe, winch has
undertaken a census of the city to And
out t ho extent of unemployment iind
' forecast the problem for tha OOmlng
! winter, agrees that conditions are far
better than they were Ht thla time In
1111,
According to Supi. Walter R. PeHrs
of the Municipal Employment Bureau
I i ic return to Europe of huge numbers
of reservists has mads a shortage of
manual laborers, which has given many
men Jobs, hut thcro la still a shortage
hecaUSS so tunny refuse to do laborera'
I work.
"Tills situation mav become serious."
j Siiiil Mr. Seals "It shows how ile
p. ii. lent the country Is upon foreign
I laborers, yet this rear Immigration baa
been TI.I00, s gainst the 111,000 of last
year."
Tim bureau grays out more Jobs in
SeptsmbBr than in tha intmadlataiy pre
ceding months. In the lag! month ','44
workers wers called for, as compared
to III In August.
To Quote a Well Known (.lobe Trotter. ''SirC'Vt
arhnaa tost lnionv is will worth hfialinK
luxurv, comfort anil BDBOlUte t liorouglun-ss
of Atlantic City st.nul UOnyalM,
KnJ. it- the Kail season by th.- glnrloua ocean. w
seashore attrai'tlulis MSgnincenl gulf links.
The Leadlnu llouttcs Are Always Open
and will furnish full Informs tton, rali-s, etc nn appllcailon
(Hotels are all American rasa
Msrlborough-Blenheim
tin the llcach grOBI
American and European Plans
Juaiab White 4, iiins I'oinpany
Galen Hall
Ami
the hotel
lloel and Sanatorium
F. I.. S'oung. Mitr.
Hotel Dennis
On tha Ueacb Front
Warier J lliuby
Seaside House
On the Beach Front
F, IV Cook's Soni
The Wiltshire
Central; Near the lleach
Mamuel Kills
unless ul last bibb no ted 1
Hotel Chelsea
On the Baach Kront
J II Thompson A tlu
The Shelburne
On the Beach Front
European Plan
J. Welkel Mgr.
Hotel St. Charles
On the Ilea, li Front
Newhu Haines Co.
The Holmhurst
t'eutral. Near the Ueach
Henry Darnell
Strand Hotel
On the lleach Front
F II HT and
II. 0 Kd wards
Only three hours from New Tork lilt via CBN I It II.
It. It. Bt NT., or I'KNN I. K. It.
! HADING RtSORI H0TH Of THf WORLD
nnariBorousn-iBiennim
ATI.AM it' UlTTi r. J.
owisiasMie stsaiaesasMT
jOSIIAM WHITg I IOMI CQSJS.AIIT
8 mm
i 1 -in-i i mm
EUROPE VIA LIVERPOOL
Camrronia Sat., Oct. 9, 3 P. M.
TI'Sl'ANIA FBI OCT, 99, ft !. M
BAXONIA sat. suv. a. io AM
tlliOLNA SAT NOV. 90. Ill A.M.
Kll Houte to QlssgOW,
NEW YORK to LONDON
PANS' NIA. iat , Nov 18, 10 A M
CabJu 1'issr.i MfctiTt unly.
ROI'NI THE HOKIJt TOl'RA.
Through btKikiiifcn m nil nrtDnpil pom uf thn
t OMI'AN . 'tOITICIC.ili Sal SI.. T.
INNING nt a nulnt on thi- Nnrthtrly
"f ' 'n iuin-1 rrti a nil twenty t bird
!. distant two hundred -tnii ttiirty-nix
I fi" Bavterly frm th rnrnr formed
hi' Interetetlon nl the Northerly tide
I nr hundred an.i twentythml strt t
with tii- Bneterly tide ft Second Avenuei I
runnlnej thence Northerly pwrntltl with timi
Beeterly t'ie tf Si-fnnii Avenue iiJ pirt '
i-f thi- -.v.i- throuith .1 ,i.ir; wull une hun
tlre.l tlflOi feer eleven (lit lOOBee tu the;
rent re line -f th. hloch between On hun
dred end t v hh - h . i i utui tnt hundred
Ml 1 twiii'v -fourth Stri'eiH. thnt' r.m-
erly, elong the teld centre line of the :. k
in. I pernlli : v t:h tine huntlri .1 nl
twenty tllird .tr"! t. eiirhteen i lk i frst .
thence tVoutherlyi ptr.ii'fi with Ule ltMt
-riv eide "f fterond Avenue end part uf th"
w h v t hrn'iBh u n.irt v wall, hdp hunir'(l
iioiii f,.V iBlssven till h to the)
North 1 1 i if of on hundred and twenty- i
thlr.l Srr-t un-t thriff f.orly, ailonr
thi .Vortherly ni'i "f One hundred nnd ,
twenty-third Street einhtt-i-n ill) fu-et to,
thi inlnt or pin' of hrielntilnir
The .itito deecrlbed prml-'ea lie In I
Section ". Blot k 1io. n the I-anJ Map!
ni i nf i nv i.r wew i "i"K
Deted. Vem Vork. September 2Tth. l l r.
Ml'NUV v POLLOCK. Referee
v . .. tnpORp itt iVEK AND IH'T. II KR
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Office ami post
f ttiri Address. Mo l M Mltr-in Avi-nuf,
n-.c. null ..f Manhattan. N v oity.
Tin' folio wins Is olftrem or th.
.-t tn li- nn.!; It m ti-.ret Number
Knt ll'Sr.l .Otr.et.
Oooupiefi
W;
flirt AaifmMj, Htntrift
D I.oi-atiori
ITt r. itou-iton st
17:- Suffolk at
34L' K Hotmton t
Ill I Houeton t
H" I'tilumhta at
Matitin at no of Stanton nt
Public School No
prop
In 3:i
oi i) DOMINION I INK.
1 pop. LI .Soul li Mini M Kv ery wik
,y 3 P M.i Pier 21, North Ptver. Te!
00 Krituktln.
ATLANTIC, OriaF AM VKT IMirs
HTBAMSKIF pin RI Clyde Maiiory
Ward Porto It too Plnea. U'jO B'way, N. T.
1 IA Menu TICKKTft lo anj port.
omnal k all linn,
Rarmnnd A Wlillrumb lo, 2C& Mb At.. V
Centre line of black
Itlrd Htreet.
I'm- epprotlmats eniounl of 'h lien or
t h irn. io iatinry which tin nbovede
eirpt.'-l propert) i1 hi sold, Is M.Til.Wi
with Intersil thereon from the 30th dny of
Autu-t. llft, together With the encta ami
tllowunci a mount Ins ISIT.TIi with In
terest from September iTtb. i!ii. tofeihef
wll h the penees "f tt. eale The ap
pros I met a e mount of the t.ixi'. neeesemente
end wnter rate. ir other llenei whloh ar
t.. t..' a tin wed tf the purchaser out of tha
pur 'iiiHr money, or paid by the Hof'.'ree.
in in .mil Interact,
liitte.i. New S'ork, September 2:th. till.
IIBN'RV W PtiPl.OCK. r.rfre-
ftj F Houeton et
i. Avenue D
...I at
3 Avenue C. . ., ,
:; Avenue D.
TOt Fifth at
" Siih nt ...
'1' Avenue D
7 W Avenue P
IN Seventh at
13 Aenue I
IM F. nth st
,st enf Jsnemftfy
D Pooation
177 Tenth
174 Ninth av
in prnth t
lfis FikThth av
Eitrhth ar
.Hrvi-nth av
SX W Cd at
3 W j.inl et
fit Ninth av
til Tenl ii av
:.vi Ninth av
:.n W :Uh st
Se-veiith av
?w Nlntb ave
?73 Ninth av
iv: w 1Mb et
a. . Ninth av
Ms w ntb at
Jt W -ath et
Ml Ninth ar
Mr- Ninth av
S. Tenth av
F D
FiaW Annemhty
Po atton
4 ' Henry at
it Foray th et
I-.' Pike Bt
214 I Hro.vlway
43 Norfolk at
it'i (Minion at
;.' Norfolk at
n Ludluw et
7 Orvbnrd et .
44 Kldhdee t . . .
:is Poreytn et . .
:-i t gfoonte at . .
IB Foreyth
it: Poreytn at . .
Bldncjsa "i
i.ii lldridre at . .
113 Ludlow at . . .
Ill Rmmrinn at .
W Norfolk M . . . ,
arHar
Offlca i
Par Iter
Tailor
Tailor
ST
Shoroiaker 1
Pliim'irr
( iara
Tailor
Clj..ira
VeneUb'e.
Harber
Plumber
Dry irnoila) :
Bartwr 1
Itakerv
Barber
MSHS
Ooou,-i4ifl a-
Barter
I.auii'lry
Wurnil ure
Barber
B,irb-r
Barber
Tailor
Barber
Barber
BarhT
Tailor
Cuara
Barber
tftioc
Barhrr
Barbi-r
Butcher
Launrirr
Barber
FlorUt
Barber
Barber
St.rtftntr'i Arnh't Pigtrirt
E D LocmUon Oe upi. a-
t r0 R 43d at Mat
2 f5 Thi nl ave fntleits. .
:i 7. Hernnil BVB B ir-
4 S27 Firet ave Pa: '
M'i Set oh! ave Bni bt
6- 1.4 Tin rd ave Foi .
7 Thinl avo Bar Iter
It "i i Third ave Bartvi
9 Mill Firal ave H.irhe
10 !Hi Firat ave V r
11 '.47 Sei-ntid ave Stati" lery
15 M.3 Thinl ave Bai -e-
13 !7h Sei'iind ave Leal -
14 IM Second ave Undertaker
P. ttui Thinl ave P irht -
II III I :4th at Hall
17 24! K r.Mh et Ta
15 313 K C4th el Ta. Br
10 1010 Firet ave Florltl
?i North end of Workhouae Dork
Black' I 1- lit '
5etenfefif h Aattmbly Zi$M
D Lot-atlon. Occui
4.r. Columbue ave Ll
1 B Columbua ave. . .
IM Columbua ave .
023 ColumbuN nve
'i'1 Columbua are .
Columbua ave .
7'ri1 ColumbiiB ave
731 Co'umht,i ave
?07 Ameterdam ave
No eide of w 9M st
east of Weat End ave
.Eipre-.- if) -
Tai
, Barbi -
tlei-tri a
, Sundry
I.a in "
, Bar'
lUr V
fsO ft
Hi o'h
Ot'cuiuad an i
Ofrit-e i
BarbiT ,
Keeluurant :
Laundry
Codes taker
Hrraamaker
Barlter '
Parlrer
Dveint; and pinning
Barber
Barber
Furniture
Beaiurant
Heat lurnnt
Tea h .n
Tea bouse
Harber
Barber
Barber
TRAYMORE
I sir g est !
Mlnillc ( Its
LONO iglAND new Tssss.
NKtV JH(.ii:V IjsUeeood
LAUREL HOUSE
LAKEWOOD. N. J.
"NOW ul'KN"
Fall, Winter and Spring Reieit
in ink I. I.T
A.J MuniliJ.Mgr ' V Murphy. Aast Mgr
VBKM4INT.
October Golf at Its Rest
Sum
r
he Most AttrsstlTtt rnnntrr Helel
litlaisut te New Tork ltr.
Garden City
tlotel
GARDEN CITY, LONG ISLAND
One of the moat rat luaive onunWy hetal
In America. A combination of cntiniry
life and nieernpolltaB hotel luiury ashbuu
found. i tutl . t ii i nn thei American fMau.
Tht re it alao for ihu couvenleiKt of moloriiti
H Handsome a la Carte Restaurant
2t uilleafisMii N. V. Frequent electric service
I'lniia. Huttlun. J. J. LAN MN '0 I'rous
TO BRRMt'DA BT " d Itl'it tfni AN"
OoolllellQl RUKC I 9 CO Un ,13 U'wsg N V
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $4.00
Iv. Pier 14,
Sirs.
lulls ,it itoo r M.
Nee. IsHMlBg MBS, I
rt Houston t.. weeg
l'ler 7u. K It . ti H .
Nctt Uaveg Mas, si
Catharine ,t , l , k
Tier 7", ft. B, H.'iJ St.
N R , ft.
. Musi,.
Fultitn St.,
HrlilgeiMirl
l'ler .
si
1: u . n no
It til A M
lr Iv. l'ler 40. N K .
lays mill, 0 p, M ,
Id It., 1:91 i' M.
r Iv l'ler 24. K. K , ft.
SI'S "ii 1 . :4j 1'. M ;
a. oo l' M.
week dsra aalg, atr iv
A. M , l'ler 70. ft. B,
.! RRIMi Ill s' NOTirBB,
BANFORP, t A It It N p. la pursuancs
or an srdsr of HenorsDls Joba I', t'ohaian,
a gyrrogats of the County of New York.
SOTICK In bsrsby given tn all psrsnna
having claims against VVurren 11. Ilunforit,
late of the Ooubtl of New York, ilei-eaasd,
to present the same with voucher! thereof
... th.- lubscrlbsn nt their plaea uf trani-ai-tlns
bualiissa, Si the sfllSS of Hhelp A
Bronmell. .il No. ill Bro.nlway, M.i. I ,t
tati in the CHy of New York, on or hefnr
Ihu llrd 4ttV "f O. toli T next Iluteil, Nat!
y, h tiic iotli day of April, mm. r.
l.t:iiN HHBI.P, AUTHOR H tNKORD,
Bseeuten 9HBI.P R'looMEl.L, At.
tnrnevs fi r BserutarS, 111 Broadaay. atggs
hattan. New- Vork l"1ty
l Datum House ItecelutS.
Tlie total receipts for duties st Ihs
Custom Houas yesterday were ittii',-
Q4I.I1, nf which IIIT.lll.ll was fur
inerohs nulls witlitlrawn from iiuniied
Waranouaal nnd 1114,111,11 fr recent
Importations,
Msochsstsr-in-ths-Msuntaiiu
VERMONT
t.i mile rem Ekttatmk Country Out
OPEN UNTIL NOVEMBER
Brokers office, ele.
lil-flHIiK 4IIIVIB
Kew Turk llmel
THE LORRAINE
Firm atb.
AT MTU BT.
IKNNKVI.VANI A Canadensis.
NRW SI'ltl I K CABIN INN.
leoBrlfl Uglfta, gleam Heat, unlf. Tennis,
Bowling. Oarage, IQiootltig, licihieta.
W J A M 1 I'HICH, tSUWd NJls, I'h
i sa Illici t MAIN R STKAMBHIP I. INK
srVt'loK-K PORTLAND
KihIiii rill iiroK All rohil. riioneHIIHOrorl.
K I r.K HTK iNiir 14 N Kit,
itiettve
L'ohulm
New
peraons
liuutflil
tjei aasi
en tbe
trensu
the- I'll
15th u
York
IHT N, KLHANOR A In pur
1 1 r no order f llonorubl1 John 1'.
t, ,i , u i rose te t tbe County of
ik, NO'ilCK i hereby flven to ull
h;tliig i l iini! .iB.tlnsi Kleunor A.
nil, tats nt the CoUltiy f New York,
it. to present the Name with vouch"
rent to the Mi I uv rl t.-1 , m UV of
thin bustnesfl No. - Wftll Street, to
j uf NOW f OI k, on or lit-fore tha
iy s.r February n't Datsdi New
Hie H'th day nl AuKut, 1 y 1 j. JOHN
$1.00 10 ALBANY
Ai AN II 4 1 TAN
I INK
BtsauilTs ! dslly, l'ler l. North Bin, fool
Vtcst ii.iu 'inn Ht.. r, au I1. M.i Wosi i.iist st.
u i', ,i. TWpguBe 'Jnao Spring.
TOl'BS.
s I
"BY SEA
I LAND"
i 'lit I'uiiit, iishlngtuti '1'iiurs
Oct . ii. is. Nt ml fur lllnursry,
MAItMTK-HS, 194(1 llnudwa)'
N. V. City.
Sight -Seeing YachSs
I. Vf. Ball ery l'ler 10 SO. ISO. Tel. Broad JJ7J
lust.Mil HUUSt sad tlis Ol'I.A.N llSU gal
HARTFORD LINE
groin New- l'ler 20. Rag! Itlver, foot of Peck
t-'llp. dally ex, .'pi Sim.l.iv, at Ti P. M. for
CONNsJCTlCUT R1VSR t.ANDIN(ifi.
MUNTUUMHiltY, Ksscutor, MilNT-
lillMl.llY ,- ri:.MUH), Altirnnys fur El
tLUtui. Willi Street, New York. Hi Y.
HUUBAHO, THOMAf H In pursuance
of an artist uf Honorabls John p. fubnisn,
a gurrogata of tin. County of New York
NOTICE li hereby given to an persona
hulhg claims ugulnst Thomas 11. Hubbard,
; iti. i.i nn' i ounty oi .New Yurk. deceased.
to present the same with vouchers thereof
lo lh subscribers, at their place of trana
i acting business. No, (4 Wall (Street In tbs
I pity Bli New York, on or Jiafure the lOtb
day of DeeSBIBSr next. Hate, I .N'ew York
i tin 'J!h day uf June, 1115. ANNA WKIH
i HUHRARP. BIHYL E DARI,INlJTON
I JllHN llt'HHAItl) SIBYl. V 11 I'll It A RD.
fessrutors, JOl.INJl I.abkin a hath'
BONK Attorney! for Eiecutora. 14 Wall
I Ht , Boiougb of Manbattsn, Now York,
Vlall 4lMBtdfg
ii Looatton
1 (Si W 34111 st
li 417? Tenth av
ri ins VY. :utti st
4 441 Tenth sv
r. 4f..1 Ninth av
it IM W BRb t
7 194 W ITtb st
I 4tit Tenth av
a IM Nlnt h av
10 S.'st W Ttsth st
II fs-i'i Ninth ss
n fi w Mh st
11 IH W. 4Cth st
II W71 W jtsh at
If, Kik'hth :iv
HI m W I1M st
17 Im W loth at ....
1 s IM Tent h sv
9 .'.'1 W d r(
99 41.7 W. 47ai st
! IN Ninth av
Tenth Annembly
K l). Location.
I ':.:. Kliltiilsc st
i 'if: Bluridge si
3 10'. K lliiustiiii at
4 NO First at
:, :'7 Fu st uve
li M F. ;ul at
7 l'.'S 4ih st
s M 1 nil at
a nt I 4th at
in 401 Fifth at
11 mimi Fifth st
12 31 Slilli It
, IS 94 First ave
114 14)7 Sixth st
it 440 F. Ith at
- hi 7:. Sevciiih at
u 34: I Mb SI
. 18 3li F tuh It
' 19 J49 I HUh at
I JO MI 1 l-'lh at
, SI lit Fust ave
Southeast ear of w. 93d st
anil Rivrraule DrtTe Basement
S72 W snih at '
104 W Nib at 1 ,
747 Amsterdam ave T,
77 Anisieril.im sve Bsr
Si.92 llrnailw.-iy Shoe rleai
So able nl W sstli si . 119 It
west nf llrnailway . Ilc-i'l.
So side if W l"lst at , 7'. ft
west of West Rnd ave H
Ml Amslenl.-iii: sve .. ...
7sr. Amstenlam sve 1 ,
7: W 9tlh at Ta
3 w th al Ta
so W lntst at Ta i
IM W WISI st 1
IS Manhattan sts Bai
IW.I Amsienlam sve.. I
74 W ISTkt It 1 i. or
is W toM at 1
m W loitb at Ta
101 W iron at
I f. W 1 nth at I .
ss W iMtll st Uphc ''
VJt HsnhBltBB ave
h'tohleenth Alterably Ptttrirt
Piatrirt
Oaetiniad a
Barber
Ilglirs ,
Hal her
Barber
Barlier
Burlier '
Barber
Barber I
Harber ,
Undertaker
Barliei
Shoes I
T.illnr i
It-1 liter
Furniture
Tuilnr i
Undertaker 1
Undertalter
1iarl'r 1
Clotbini
Harber
Dueicf
OccuDled ss
Barlier
Tailor
Barlier
Tobscuo
Barber
Laundry
Ilarher
ulsjsrtatter
Barber
Noodlei
B.irt.. i-
Qlasuti'
Qenli (uriiiihiiui
Unrierlaker
Feathers
Barber
Harber
Tailor
Barlier
Barber
Confeclioiicry
V. D Location Oc
I lfraf, Se, oii.l ave ' ie
S 1070 BecOfld ave
3 1993 Secon,! ave. 1
4 lcfiC First ave si
fi ln7i First sve H
'. US.' Flrat ave Bit
7 117 Second ave tVirle
4 I9K Third live I'
9 M'l K sal t Pool
10 2ii Beep ltd sts 1 -
II IIM Third ave ! ' '
1M Second ave It.i '
13 iltl First ave I
11 1911 Fust ave .- 1
I'. Ml First uve . s
14 1314 Second all
17 1 1 vt Third nve "
15 1191 Th.nl live
IS. '.Tsl F. 7U al v . i .. . t
ioj K :isi st ' .
:i Uf. E 7lst ht '
i.iiii Avenue A '
13 anf. 1 TJil at
14 111 E. 73d st 1 k
Sineteenttt Assembly pittei '
k p Loeallon ti u
I p
VfetlSBfl Attembly
leicattnn.
617 W 43d It
i,2ii i'ciith as
s7 Ninth st
S.I W 411 ll st
Ill Ninth av
Plslrlel,
OjWIIBietl as
,,,,, .Cigar boses
Awillll!N
Heal ,'itata
Tailor
Heal estats
Nn ante .if W 10111 it
west uf Broadway
s7-. AjnsiertlaBi ave
"03 w 1114th it
274s Brnauway
94s Amsterdam ave. .
ttl W Until al
74 W WMll st
70 W lOttll st
101 W Mn s
9M BroJidwiiy
9M Ajnalerilaill ave
IIS W II. III. st
So side uf W Illth SI . I. II
west ut Broadway
Ull W 113111 st
So side ul W 11 2th SI
wesi ni Amilrnlani ate
1119 Amsterdam ave
1191 Amsterdam ave
r.ni W i i:ii b st .
So side uf W 1' th st . 12 l
east ot Itivrrsiile llrive
Rorthweel cor nl w listh
niai ciarentoni sve
3019 Hn.ailwaT
til,:. Broads ay
32:17 Broadway
14C.2 ABtalernatn ave
141,1 Amsterdam live
i Msnhsllsn st
s; Lasfrenisj st
600 i w Mh it
t.20 w Mn ai
141 W i: tii it
I :-f
Hal i'
II in
Har'sT
La ititn
n in ley
i . null i
h . im
Umi in
I IM
II III
li mill
Hneln
'1 III '
11 . 11
Bleja