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SALESMAN for machinery hoiiF» in fr<*ci»HI»-sbesides latlMß planers, ate. Credential Em-
ployment Corporation, 2.V1 Prou<l«-ay «st. l'.«'4i»Ap»ncy). .SALESMAN
—Wines. liquors; old established.
first class noose; city trade; i
v\'«><.T.-rn territory
also open. Credential Employment Corporation,2.%." Broadway <Agfncy).
SALESMAN—Experienced on trsde papers; pref-erably kntrwledjje of drug*; $1,200 and com-
rpifislon. i"a"! Business Service Co. (Agency). MBStager Buildinc.SALESMAN— Experienced books, to the trade;
first rate personality; $1.«00-$3.0<X>, acoordJngt»» experience. Business Service Co. (Agency).60S Sincer Building
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SHEET TILINGMAN. for Western firm: salary$:,.vv» Call, illghill[Agency), Flatiron Build-
in?.
PACKARD*Means THOROUGH
in «verythlnfr pertaining to business-education.
ALL COMMERCIAL BRANCHESINDIVIDUALINSTRUCTION-
NO SOLICITORS52 yearn of faithful work.
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 6.Packard Commercial School
Fourth Aye. and 23rd St, New YorkSHIPPING CLERK for wholesale house; experi-
enced in routine and city delivery. CredentialEmployment Corporation (eal lf")4). 230 Broad-way fAgency>.
STENOGRAPHER—
Should be able to take rapiddictation, transcribe accurately; knowledge of
correspondence and I :i<»cfn«: preferred, butnot essential; salary $IR-*2T>, according to the
man- none but first rate, experienced men con-sidered. Business Service Co- (Agency). 800Btacer Building.
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For Boys and Young Men City.
rßiF>"m «iE>n\ABV.220-22 MEarn latli St.: Wow York.
friends; SCHOOL.lfW?-116 Bchermerhorn Street. Brooklyn.
For Girls and Young Ladies— City.
The Barnard School o!
HOUSEHOLD fiBTS mmCooking. Embroidery. MHHnery, Dresninakins.HouiM>hol«i Deroration. Acronnts. Mannifement.Specially Intended for pirla who do not •-•• tocollege. 2d year opens Qc t. 11. Catalog.
B&HNARQ SCHOOL _M GIRLSCollege Preparatory *General. 421 W. 143 th St.Kindergarten & Elementary, 423 W. 14Sth St.,ISTII YEAR beitin* Sept. 2J»th. Catalog.
"IJn'CEf SOhQQL FOH GIHLS301 WEST 98TH STREET.
From Kindergarten to College. Classes forsmall boys. 30th Year begin* Octo&er 3rd.
FRIENDS SEMINARY.2CO-22» East lGth St.. New York.
FRIENDS SCHOOL.106-116 Schermerhorn Street. Brooklyn.
THE EARLS COLLEGIATE. Girls' day and
boarding 10th year. Select preparatorj-. fin-ishlntr school; children's department special.Study classes. S3 West Sfith St.
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STENOGRAPHERS—
We have constant demandfrom jrood houses for capable men: salaries
$"24-51.040. Credential Employment Corporation,253 BrbiaJway fAfcenoy).
£ J*S1S\K>ICV Sept. 29th
Cehiraois Insiitote ;
School Merged 1908TJnd Street tnd
-rnf..iMii
'West !no Aye.
Frrpmm Ban TbammKhljr far all (nII»f«M> md Teek.ai«l v,5.,..i«. IndiTiduaJ Instruction. SmallCla*«eg. Afternoon MudT Hour. Military Drill(option*!). Library.Gyuin*aiu:n,Atnlßticiunderexperienced Trainer.
Sprcla! BUratloa (tltbto vrtmnrjliMtractloa—thefsnadalioa af all adnealiea.
No Home Mudyfor Young Boys.Tlhistratrd Catalogue upon application
JOSEPH CURTIS SLOANE. HeadmasterSTENOGRAPHERS. Immediately: desirable, per-
rranent poafttona; Inexr-erienced men. SR24;
ethers f7SO-? I.o*o, according'" ability. Creden-
tial Employment Corporation, 253 Broadway(Agency).
F^r Both Sf-xps—City.
FRIENDS~SEMINARY,FRIENDS SCHOOL,
toe-ll<s Srherm»rhorn Street, Braolflyn.
STENOGRAPHER— ShouId be able to tak» rapiddictation, transcribe Btccnra.t»ly; knowledge of
correspondence an.- bookkeeping preferred, batnot essential; salar-- fIS $2?i; non» but first rat».expe^nceii men considered. BuEiness Service Co.(Agency). 808 ginger Building.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.MADISON SQUARE (1122 BROADTVATV
Harlem Branch. 343 Lenox Aye..near 12* th St.Brooklyn Branch. 118-220 Livingston St.STENOGRAPHER, for downtown firm; rapid
dictation; executive: salary ?IS. Call. Mighill(Agency). PTatiron Building. KINDERGARTEN TRAINING.—SUCCESSFUL
uwa AllMaxwell's Licens-s. Scholarshlpa.FROEBEL NORMAL. INSTITUTE.59 West OHth.SUBURBAN LOT SALESMAN wanted; best
chance in New York for ir.an wanting 10
make Mr m<»n«j experience not absolutely
n«K-essarj-. United Realty. 150 Nassau Ft.
SUPERINTENDENT for metal furniture manu-facturers, understanding- electric welding and
finishing;; i-alary 51.500 to $1,800. Credential Era-ployment Corporation. 253 Broadway (Agency).
IRVING SCHOOLL. D. RAY. 35 W. 84th St.
Thorough preparation for collegeor bnftinesN.
Primary and Intermediate Department*.No home study for boys under fifteen.
QYAINASIUM—LABORTELEPHONE 2606 "RIVERFIDE/*"
21Rt year begins Sept.. '\u25a0!!>. Year book on reqqeat.v Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Type-
£ wTiting.Penmanship, GvilService\u25a0I end Academic Departments.
Open during the Entire year.
£ Call or write for catalogue.
123dSt. & Lenox Aye. j
For Young- Ladies—
Country.
CHAPPAQUA MGUMTAIM INSTITUTEValhalla. Westrhester Co.. >'. T.
A Co-Educational Friends' School in the R?alCountry. *ith year. Now occupying its beauti-ful ne.-»- bufldlnuH at Valhalla. 25 miles fromft. T. 70 seres; .VtO ft. altitude. Unsurpassed fornatural beauty and healthful surroundings. Thor-ough preparation for any college or technicalschool. Commercial; Manual Training; DomesticScience. Music and Art Departments: SeparateDepartment and Home Mother for youn*children.Grmnasinm . R» ten $300-4375 a year. Catalog.
For Boi-h Sexes—
Country.
WANTED MiIIbusiness manager ;alsoman to sell Al New York staples and
novelties to notions dr\ goods jobbers:must have clean record and efficiency :start at living wases : fortune shouldresult from liberal share of profits fromritrht work. Write ace, experience, ref-erences, pay required, to A.. Box 9, NewYork Tribune Office.
WANTED—
Salesman to Interview priests -\u25a0"
nun« relative to church painting- and statuary.
J<-hn May, 232 West 14th st.
NEW TORK. Pocksklll.
St. Mary's SciJODl, it. St. GabrielChurch Boarding School for Girls. Forty-
third year. Eighty aer»s New FireproofBuilding ready in the fall. Terms, $600.
Address THE SISTER SUPERIOR.YGUNG MAN, for country, eenerally uspful:Norwegian or German preferred; X2.>; brinsr
j^fp^nr^s. Olson's *giin Ji. 722 I.<-x:n;r^Ti aye.,
corner sSth =•
Verha\->.CHAMBERMAID, for srood city situation; small
family; $2.'. first class references necessary.
Waldorf Asency. 12 West 33d st.CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS, Amasansett. Long
Island now, city In winter. Miss Curry'sAgency. 27, West V2<i St.. fifth floor. Room 511.CHAMBERMAIDS, waitresses, cooks, Laundress-
es, booseworteere Mias Ifofmayer's Agency,
.':2r»-.''22 oth a-. ".. ninth floor.COOK, for city situation; must r»> very H'.'xi.
Tfa^eg K35 to $4.',. Waldorf Agency (Mrs. Mack,proprietress), 12 West 83d st.
COMPETENT NURSE for child 15 months old:must have first 'class references Mrs. firkin
Fon's Co—operative Employment Bureau, 373 3tha re.
For Boys and Toun? Jlen Country.
WORBALL HALLACADKWT. Peeksklll. *.Y.Ideal Home. Boarding School. Academir,
Business and Preparatory courses. Military
drill. rimary departments. Sanitary condi-tions perfect. Address P'inripai. p. o Boat 217.ST. DAVID'S HALL, maiiwaala' N. V.—Thor-
ough education of boys for college or business.Individual attention. Endorsed by eminent edu-
cators. Id-'al surroundings. Rev. W.l<.Evans. M V.
~~ST7~ PAUL'S SCHOOL.Garden City, L. I.
We know how to teach boys-
Miscellaneous.WANTED— AMBITIOUSLADY. STUDY PRO
-Itabl» profeivion. SoclaJ. ttiHtitutional. Literary
Secretaryship. COLLEGIATB. .'.'\u25a0» West ;>Oth st.
LOOKING FOR A SCHOOL OR CAMP?—Bywriting School Agency, 6n»i E., 41 Park Row.N. V., Yon Can Find the S<-hool Wanted.
DANCING ACADEMIES.Mi-« Mant, 41 B. 32d. Dancing c ass»s Sta^eand all Fancy Dances. Pantomimes arranged.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.American and Foreign Teacher*' A*eney.
Supplies Professors. Tenchers. Tutors, Got-ernegses. etc., to Colleges, Schools and Families.ApDlyto Mrs. M.J. YOUNG-FULTON.
23 Union Square.
COOKS. $2.-.. SCO. $35. for private families, ref-erenoes necessary Miss Curry's Agency, 25
West 42d St.. Room 511, fifth floor.
i ar. 1 LAUNDRESS, • . aochelle;
fH^iJ" ther :nai-1 also kepi 525; es• ~n. WaMorf .vpm-.. 13 West 33d.
ROCHESTER, 6: BALTIMORE. I.At Rochester
—R. H. E.
K..rh«st*-r ...O :•»-;2;O 3'o ;0 0 x—•
15 1]Jal*imorp ...'\u25a0> •\u25a0• o (l «> 0 19 o—l « 2
T'mpiror—McConneil \u25a0ad Blair: Donnelly,and E5a.11. Umpires— Finnpran and
Kelly.
BUFFALO. 5: JERSEY CITY. 1.Buffalo. Augr. 22.—Th«» home players had
little trouble in defeating Th" Jersey Cityteam to-day. The score follows:
BUFFALO. ! JERSEY <-TTY.ab r lbpo a <;j ab r lbpo a °.
H-n'ine.cf 42 2 I00!EsmowUb.. 30 0 i 10Part" * IS 1 0 4 «"' Abstain. Ih. 40 1 13 0 0White. [.It2 I10\ DetoißgT.cf 4Oft 1 on<~orc-vn.3b \u0084i 1 o 3 ©j Whee'r.rf.a 40 :2 50MeCabcrf 40 0 0 00 Johnson. ss. 2 1 O 1 3 1=mith 2b. 40 2 2 3OlUanrd.lf.rf 301 0 OOsabri*. 1b 4 0 012 2'i Hanr.ifan,2b 10 0 1 20Wil^ams.c 4 1 1 r. oOjClements. IfSOI 2 00
CArmic'l.p 20 0 2 10!Butler, c... .100 3 00(Frill, p 10 1 a •\u25a0 8ICamnitz. p. 200 0 21
Totals. S3 r. 11 27 \u25a0. 0J Totals ...30 1524 13 1BuTaio <\u2666_ 0 3 "0 1
'"4) l 0 x—3
Jersey City .1 1 0 0 0 it 0 •• o—l0—
1Two-isaw hits
—Hanford. William*. Cor-
coran. T!;rpe-hase hit—Patt»e. Sa—
1 hits—Esmond. Whi!-. Struck out—By Friil. 2:
by '"armicha^l. .". Bases on halls—
Off Frill.I;eft Carrnirha»l. 2. Double play -Wh**l*i\Johnson and AbsiPin. Hit by pitched ball
—By Carmichao!. 1. Wild pitch
—Ca.mnitz. 1.
jijts—Qfj rriil. <) In S innings Left on bases—Jersey City. 6: Buffalo. 6.
--. —
Byronand Murray.
RANELAGH. I NEW HAVEN 11.Up. i Hp.
No. I—Lord1—
Lord Hafh No. I—J. C. Rathbone 0Grosvenor .'• No. B—EL8
—EL D. Morgan,
No. _—R. U GrenfeU 6 jr. ..... 2No.3— Earl of Bock- No. t
—C. C. Riraiw. 4
sava;« . 7[Bark—ll. r- Roaan-Back—F. A. Gill 7) ear""-. \u2666
T"ta! 27.: Total 10G;»a!s scorrd: For Kan-la^ch
—Earl of Ftooksav-
«e». 9: Lord Huph Grosv»nor. 4; R. L. Grenfell.3 F. A. Gill. 2: lost by penalty, none; ad ioora.IS jrrwiiK. For New Haven II—E. D. Morgan,.ir.. 1: lost by penalty. \t gas fic.h Par fouls byM. G. ITiiainajai11n. K. D. Morgan, Jr.. and C.«*. maa>;n»' soore '.»>'-- coals. Rofti-fo
—K. Holmes. Tlmp of iranw—Eiaht periods of VAminutps each.
The Kandagti players outrode and. fordashinp and darir.ar horsemanship, easily
outclassed the New Haven four. The Earl«f Rocksavagre alone scored a total ofIcroalF. while on the New Haven side E.I>. Morpran, jr., was the only player suc-oe?sfub in putting: the ball between theposts.
During the day an impromptu series ofgymkhana races were decided on thebeach, and in several of the races womenand children rode.
The line-up follows;
Britons Defeat New Haven Sec-ond in Fast Game.
IBy Telegraph to Th* Tribune]ttmrncmammtt Pier, R. 1.. Aug. 22.—Riding-
fast and hitting the ball straight for goals,the Britons of the Raneh_eh polo team to-day defeated the second four of NewHaven by the net score of 18 goals to MMpoals. The match was the semi-final for
the Narragansett cup?, and the English-men allowed their opponents the largehandicap of 17 goal?. Itwas th*> only con-test of the daj- decided on the field of thePoint Judith Polo Club, as the first game
scheduled in the open championship tour-nament went, by default cf the MeadowBrook Freebooter?, who were unable tomount their full complement of players, toBryn M«*r.
GENERAL HOUHEWORKKR. for one lady, out
all iay; city apartment; excellent wages to therijrht person.
"Waldorf Agency 12 Weal :Cvd st.
HELP WANTED.EiOUSEWORKBR, for Greensburg Peaa.; no
cooking: family two;butler, cook, chambermaidand laundress also kept; wages (25; excellentsituation. Waldorf Agency, 12 Weal 33d st. Mrs.
Mack.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
SYMS SCHOOL,40-.-.1 EAST PIST STREET.
TWELFTH YEAR epcm Octobe- 3.Man improvements In the two buildings, and
in the Courses. Last year Ninety-six Boys underrenrt^en Teachers. Aces six to eighteen. Ap-plicants must be well recommended.
WTLBERT P. FERGUSON. Head pastor.
MANHATTAN COLLEGEChristian Brother!.. Boarding & Day Scholars.
Broadway and ISlat St.. New York.COURSES LEADING TO B. A. & B. S.
: Kn^jneerinsr.' Modern I.nn£nage«», General Srienre.P»"d:ijf<>)eiral and Commercial Coarse*.
Catalogue No. S on application.;Reopens Sept. 12th. Brother Jerome, Preit.
HAMILTONINSTITUTEDNineteenth rear begins Sept. 2«th.
College and Commercial Preparation.;PT.AYr.BOrM) 110x250 aUMWIXa SCHOOL.
All lessons prepared at school under class in-structors. For Catalog address 45 We3t 81st St-
Telephone 1)090- . :v!er.
•New York -\u2666\u25a0 76*1> Year opens Sept. 28.IInivprcitv -\u2666• >*«rnins; Class, i-12.University _^ Afternoon Class. 4-0.Law School + Evening; Class. *-10.
t 4 » +.++, \u2666\u2666» Degrees Li.8.. T.T. M.. J. D.Address L- J. Tompkins. Sec, Washington 3q.t
B'RNARQ SGHOOt BQYS1College Preparatory a Elementary. 72t Bt.Nlcn. ;Ay.Elementary, 610 Riverside & 228 W.79th St. ]
Ssth YEAR h«-gins Sept. 28th. Catalog. _i
INEW YORK linySchool. 174 Fnlton St..ILAW SCHOOL. Evening School, »w York City:!"Dwight Method" of Instruction. LL.B. in two
!years ILM in three years. Higrh standards. !<=Pr for catalogue GEORGE CHASE. Dean. !
REGISTERED REGENTS' DIPLOMA?. ALLjprofessions. College preparatory tutoring. ;
Hundreds \u25a0: eaafnl COLLEGIATE.50 W. »*sth.'
Male.v \u25a0<-< r-v"
-v rjnniiri or nxr>"it bookkeeper.
\u25a0tiriniar-i^d <=r>°nkin^ Spanish, for West TridiPs;salary nni c-speni«»?. Credential employmentc"orp^rstI'^". 2.V> Sroaoway (Agencyi.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.HOCSEWORKER—
Two in family; citj apart-ment: must be good cook, neat and clean; $25;
no laundry. Julirr. Agency. 47 '.Vest 42-1 H
LADY~'Tr«7r,!S mpeten Irish laundress; t-er-mar-.ont i»la<-p. in countri': large tataily; shirts
Included; h^lp ?lvpn. Addresß L-. Postofflce.Greenwich. Conn Lady will reply, appoiminKinterview.
Femaltt.NURSE- .Scotch. Protestant: thoroughly oxp<>rl-
"ri'-eii. one chi!d; sood references; $r!'>. Wal-dorf Agency, 12 West 3M st. .Mrs ilack,proprietress >. Phone, ",nc> MadfaonSEAMSTRESS MAID dressmaker;
coo(J fitter; no objection to country; beat ref-erences; >aT>. Olsen"s Agency. 722 Lexingtonaye.. Vor. ."*th st. Tel.. 4t*o«? Plaza.
Male.FARMHAND
—525; German: good milker af:d
teamster; farm experience in this country;poht»r, obligtnff. Matbewion Agency, SIS 6thaye. Pel . 37fi Bryant.GARDENEfR. or working foreman; Swedish,
married with cottage full <-harsp. If neces-sary: higbesi reference; go auywherp. .TuiienApencv. 47 West I2d st Tel., Bryant
—13S1.
LADY'S VAID-Pr»r.rh; good Beanotmi; yoong;references- apartment, city; one lady; $25 to
$30. Julipri Agpn.-y. 47 west \2d st.T"N:rvßh? a«s!st on.l weei other work; OS-;
sininp. N. Y.. good family: no shirts; $ITCi. im-mrdiately. Julien Bureau. 47 West 42d st.
ACCOUNTANT, for W»ft»rn position, for a man
\u25a0who has* worked with firm of public account-ants for «»vera! y<-ary; salary SLBOO. Call. Mls-Efll lAfnry). Flatlron Building.
ACTIVE AGENTS;-:hath Be*es to introduce as-:rc ."="II«"r; «'Titir«>!'r Dew; remaonable price.
iipht. clean.' attrartiv-: small ipfta largeprofit":; utilveiaal demand. O. K. DetachableTemple ro.. Jeraey qty."2i.~J.AGENTS tij*~han<!!e our teas and coffees; expe-
rience not ulmsiai.i . build v.v a business ofyour own.
•-a
-or write. Burns & Keed. 200
H'j.^scr: St.. New fork'
\u25a0 \u25a0-
-ASEISTAJCT BOOKKEEPER— Toons man; $10;
adi-air-omont to riirht party. Employers" Rpf-
rr-nrr Fcn-I'-', I*4 West 23d St.. 'mutant &Tly!*". --(tors. _
NURSE— Twin sirls. four years: must speak BoorEnglish; country now; city later; -tvases $30
Immedlatelj-- Julien A:»i:-v. 47 West 42d st.
waitress Absolutely first ilass; particularlyneat; excellent references; |2S-S3O. Waldorf
Agency, 12 West ,Tsd St. iMr3. Mack, proprie-treys). Phone, 80f> Madison.
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WAITRESS Neat smart ~Enel!sh girl; thor-ouehly experienced; beat reference*; friend
parlormaid or chambermaid; (21 Ost"rb*rg-'sAgency, 718 Lexington aye. Tel., 1053 Plaza.
NURSES Tor Infants; also young children ref-_
o;,r.reP oecese—
MJ3S terry's Agency, 27,
West 4-<1 Pt.. Room 511.SBRVANT9 ' -' fnt" ;r*\nt- fa
[lips; must ha-.= r*>r»r"n'-«-s=. Mif Curry's- 12 \u25a0 Room 511
GARDENER FARMER Elderly; single hwndv
with Scythe and nil farm tool?; or would rentland where wild pras.o is plenty ;references. E.Sofaorffner. 1035 :-\u25a0.: aye.
GAUDEN^ER— Competent ; =.-wisa ling • 28 onF»m!oinsn'« place; best refT^nr^s. A'idresa
Hans A. Vaapel/ tIW East 65th- Bt.
GENERAL, "t'SEFUI. MAN—
Younjt. stronsc«iv«.,i-: 21 years; spunks English; ffood rec-
ommendations. Oaterberfa Atrency, Hfl Lex-ington aye. Tel. 065 Plaza. __ ,MAN.
—Middle aged, gardener and coachman
and all "round man. Frank. 110 GreenwichSt.. New York City.
NKRFE7~G*rrnan. •_>«. with sr""cial nervous train-ing desires position •-»rtn~ {or invalid, In
city or t;o'jnfry: ••\u25a0\u25a0 references. Julius Warber,PoFloffice. Arverti»*. :, 1-. N. T.USEFI~f7~MA N.
—125; German: all 'round use-
ful outside work. horse, cow, poultry, etc.;rprer^n^s. Matlrnvson's Agency, SIS Cth aye.Tel.. 37H
—Bryant
811,1. ar-1 ENTRY Immediately: r-hris-.„. .;... and accurate; f<v wholesale hooae;
Kfi24-*7<!'>. Creo>ntlal Employment Corporation.2T.T, Ii'H3G^Trar [Agency).
__BC'OKKET'.T'ETt^. enpab l. m«T.. Immediate!
Sa.irtSi <Mri:hrinp -.f,«-.„,-«.;pome .!'«\u25a0 at BS2*and ;-- Cr^d^n'tal Employment corporation,_"'!Broadway (Agency).faOOKKEEPER'SjAPSISTANTH. with ion* ex-
perl<kn<*»: must xrrito anfi flsrn'I*'1*' wrell; salaryrr24 1« *7*(>. Orod'-ntial Employment Corpora-
tion^ 2." Broaflf.nv (Agency I.
CARPENTER FOREMAN, for Western po«it!«.n;Mtary f1.300. Call. Mlghill(Agency^, Flatiron
Bailding1.
A.—A.—HOFMATER. 320 sth ay». Telephone
4527 Slaiison- • Agency tor superior do-
mestJc help .
Female.
i;SHFn, MEN. gardeners. coac!imen. ehauf-f^.i-.. all classes of male and fetnal< help;
Investigated references. Waldorf Bureau, 12Went \u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0•i Xt 'Phone 300 Madison. Mrs. Mack,proprietress.
CI#ERKS^-Sevwal \u25a0----\u25a0\u25a0 Junior r>o«iticns w-pable Christian* or.'.y; salary «•*<* and sr,2o.
Credential Enip:.r'-Tn»nt Corporation (est. 1904 1.2T.r, P.ron<iivav .;.\?rency>. •-:.•'..'\u25a0'-"
STFNOORAPHKRS—
Throe positions -" »8 $15
up for vounc; ladies who understand bookkeep-
ing; inu*t :\u25a0» tlvirou?hly oonapetent and reliable;permanent: positions, jupp Exchange (Agency),--
Nassau St. .STENOGRAPHERS— Number \u25a0\u25a0' taw positions
with elite )»w firms; "must b° Al stenog-
rapher ami a lady;'" gdo ray. 11.. J«PP Kx-
chang;'' 'A»- \u25a0\u25a0-" Nassau pt.
STENOGRAPHER, for (In* commercial "nousr;
must h° Mined and competent; hour? 0 to 5;
salar> >" en anent;n<*w machine to bp boughtJupp"Exchange (Aency). -7 Nassau Bt
STENOGRAPHER for editorial department ofprominent hou=e; must be high school srrnduat'^
and refined; $18. Jupp Exchange (Agency), 87Nassau Ft.f'LnRKH-Manufacturers require brisl't. edu-
••:itt<l younjr irvn; jrood writer?: Christians;i*"2i- zitvi a.ivan-emPTif. Credential Employment
Corporation. 233 BJfeadway (AK»nry>.
FtTk R X r ji«^iTrireTln pTiera! -"\u25a0\u25a0'.-• g^»<Jappearance; r,«>at «nfl w»ll-rccommrnderi : *• -•
rcarlr. Credential Employment (.*orporation. 2T>3Broadway CAgenryV.
STEXOG3RAPHERS—
Many positions, pairing $(>to 48, -witli spl»ndid. reflabl" houses; Ih<>se po-
siti(.ns pTTr.anpnt: registration free. Jupp Ex-rhanif <As°r.ry\, »m Nassau siWAXTEP-ronir*"'i" Swedish ni3l last have
first laai \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 referei • Mrs. Dickinson's Q>-Operatlve Employment Bureau, 379 ."th aye.
WORK WANTED.
IHUDSQATvLiGHTIPalatial steamers "IIENDRICK HCD&ON. ;
"ROBERT FULTON." "ALBANY"and "MAR*POWELL." of the Hudson River Day Urns, fast- ,
iear ana finest river boats in the world.!Lye. Read down. Ait Bead \u25a0» \
A.M.!A.M.JP.M.IDany. « Sun. A.M. P.M.8:001 / t B-klyn Anrexl 1 I«:20 |S:4O 9:40 l:4sl.Desbr'se St. '11:431 •* ...... t»*0 ir,;,io' 2:00 .West »24 St..] 11:20: 5:30 8:400:20 10:20 2:20 .We* 129 St..|ll:OO| 3:101 3:109-43 10:£0i'.. Tonkers .. . |\u2666 TO 7:35
1 4^tO HtgnTd Falla! S:4rt!..-
ll:E0 1:001 6:ooi_ West Point.' •:.«; 2.50 5:43;
•l:2.r. 5:25! ..Cornwall..'
-.15 . '3:20,12.25" 1:43 45.. Newb«nth \u0084 8:001 2:15 5:06
6:ls(New Hamfc ?! 7:30j i1... 8:30 ... Milton ... 7:13! I
1:13} 2:35 6:451. .Fo'l<rep«lr..Fo'l<rep«lr. 7XO! 1:20 4:102:10< . I.Kingston Pt. (12:25
I 7:45 .. Kingston .. 5;0O( ..3:25 . j ! Catiklll ... Ill^O»:«{....! Hudson . il0:*1 ;
i 6:10! . . ;::: ; Albany . I-\u25a0•- - • •- !
'PM. p M PM.L AM All 54- 1•Cotjnectlnc at Cornwall with O. & W. Ry-Special tr&fns to Catsklll Mt- resortu and Sara- :
| '''ga. ana easy connections to all points East, jINorth and We*. Through tickets and ba?Ka^«!checked at offices of N. T. Transfer Co. Thro«s;hrail tickets between N. T. and Albany accepted.Most delightful one-fcalf and one-day outings toWe*t Point. >'««wbnrsh or Pon»bkr^p*io. re-tnrnlnjj on any down Day boat. Meals servedat all hour* Music.
STP. MARY PIWELL SCJST^- ;Perfect Afteraoon Outing. Lea^ •> Desbnwses St.
1:45 P. M connecUns? at West Point wltn,p. flLDflni Orchestra on each st<«rn___
CUNARD LINEPier» 54 and 56. North River, foot •- ' i4th St.
OFFICES. 21-24 State St. opposite the Battery.
Lusitania— MaurctanlaLargest. Fastest. Finest Steamers Afloit.
New York to London Direct iVIV FISHGCARD.
The most expeditious route. Quickest also to
PARIS-BERLIN-VIENNAT.^ave New Tork Wednesday*. 9 A. M.
MONDAY IN LONDON TUESDAY IN PARISWireless Telegraph. .«übmarlw> Signals-
_:Campania . ..Aug. 24lLasltania Sept. •Maurerar.ia . Ais 31.Campania yl'vA '.Laronla-SeDt. 3, 10 a m|Cartnania.s?ept. .• lwam
After September 1 the raronla. Carmama anU
Campania will rail at Q-je»*nstO'.vn. _..__Ht NGARIAN-AMERICA> !«KB\ICE
TOFITJME, via GIBR,VLTAR.NAPLES.TRIE3TBtCarpathia.Auj?.2s.noon| «T"->inia s<t,P\
—Pannonia..Seti. S. noon tCarpathia ->•'•- o
fCalla at Genca. Carries 2d and 3. class only.
Travellers" checks issu-d— good everywhere.
ITALT-EG\PT CRCIKEi*. 1910-11. Nov. 28.iJan. 7 and 21. Feb. 18 _March_ll. _AMERICANLINE FroI_t^:bo6A.m.
"";
H. V—
Plymouth Southampton, iIPhiladelphia Aa;. New York Sept. 10
St Louis Sept. JBt Paul Sept. 1.
RED STAR LINE £ro£ TiteA5M.
NEW DOVER—
ANTWERP- |Finland 'vis;. 27'Lap'an'I (new).. ---" ioj
, Vaderland 9Bpt SiKroonland 1- W
WHITE STAR LINESr°*«Tn"r. jN. Y. Qu?enstown. Holyhead, IJverp-/01. j
IArabic .Ang 27. rioon;Celtic Sept. 10Baltic. .Scot. 3. 11 a mOdric Sept. 1« !
V. V.. Plymonth. Cherbonrgr. Southampton. jAdriatic.Ang.24.9Jlo inOceanic S«Pt- •
jTeutonic.Aus. Ul. 3 p Mltaajesti Pept. 14 j
itSJS?^ MEDITERRANEANvia Azores, Gibraltar, etc j
Canoplc.Sept. 14. 4pm!Romanic ..Oct. IjCretlc. .Sept. 21. noon Canopi- Oct -*
1Offices. 9 li'wav. (Tel. 2100 Rector; A P»r b_. ,
N. P.. (23d gt.)- >'. V- .1London y-JL TBESDAISnv^ Worfn »-m
"Express Sailings.
CPCi!i» AUK. 2T.;Ka!ser V.-m 11....5ept- •»Krosprina Wm.Auff. 30lKals.Wm. d Gr. .Sept. 13
««"" German 1*80"
5BREMEN mSmiOII 10 A.M.
TfrtaScrew Saflhaiß,
Br»mcn An*. » \ Pr'Fried. "tTm..Sept. » i
jOr Kurfuerst..rept. HBarbarossa Sept. 13 ,cißituiAß a i-__.i
• SATURDAYS |yoyo "—Berlin- aew>.. ah?. 27JP. Ir«M Beg- -*
K.Albert \u25a0 S»pt. 10!K. Lulse Oct. 1
Wlreu»»» nnd anbm«rln#« «l«nnl».Independent K«and-the- Tour*.
Trditiers' Check iGood AllOver the World.
OELRICHS & CC, CoilAgts.. 5 Broadway. S. V
LONDON) n>w nS. S.Hew&mstardani |via i" fiarvi c ") \u25a0 \u25a0 -\u25a0'\u25a0' Tons
Ftymouth ) ( Leaving NfwYorfc m3.30 j
Luxurious Comfort to OceanTravelers Nowhere Exceeded
NEW YORK I„„ , I Sailing iLONDON Holland £yery !PARIS America T!|es!jay i
\u25a0 (via Plymouth & Line <lt;Boulogne s/M.>
a-iaaav, &l j
ROTTERDAM 1 39 Broadvvav 10 A.M.•Potsdam An*. 23!
*Rotterdam... .Sept. 13 j
tVAmnterdam.AiiK. 30>Kyndam Sept. 20;•N.Mirdam -<•;>«.: •Potsdam. .... >^pt Si j
I•Via Boulogne «/M. *% inPlvmotith &Boulogne.Male.CARPENTER -\u25a0 r^Uabl". ail around m^-
chanic wishes steady position. .1. A- Barwlck,la" Navy ft.. Brooklyn.
_CHAUFFEUR-—Mechanic; fiber, carefuf driv"
*>r; jio<><i reference. J. M.. 121AWeal 12t&•M.. Bayonne n. J.
BLOCK ISUHD, ORIENT, GREENPORT,SHELTER ISLAND & SAG HABBOB.
Str. "Shinnecock" of Montauk Steamboat Cot*Line leaves N. V..New Pier S. E. R.. lasi. 13iThan 5:30 P. M.. gata. 1:00 P. M.
NEW YORK TO BOSTONFare 14.00. iletropolitan Line Eipr?!«s Tartfam
,YAL£& HAHVARDWeek Days & Sundays I.v_. Pier &. N. R.. ft.of Rector St.. New York. 3 P. M. Die Boston3 A. M. ne_t day. 3ame schedula returning.
BERMUDA TOURSS-Dar?. <-ovcrir;ir all expenses
—9(35.04
FRANK TOt'RIST CO.. .".rv<£ Brnadwar. N. T.Till .NO. 3
—Thousand Islands. Montr-ail
Quebec. White Mountains, Lake Chaaaplaln.•tr. T"n dayfi. start any time, $79.00. Writ*for descriptive literature.FranU Tonri«t (0.. «>,-•\u25a0< Kr<>«<i'.T.i.r >'. Y.
CENTRAL HUT»<O>t UDCK.— Pr -~-and Passenger* Steamer- from FVanltitn a- daily.
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
Th3AntiqueForniturs Exshange13-15 TV. 2S7H ST.. «B. K^AT.
The leadi&c astiaae siiop.p.- far the largest eOllaMfra and
much tfci» lowest price.*"; all good 3so!d on commission basis n?;ardles3of antiquiiy. history, or value.
This i» heailanarter-* for barsaii".
CARPET CLEANING.
11, C*3PtT CLEAHIHS WORKSOldest, Larx-st. Most Modern.
Tel. 4892—
1833—
Brrant. E3?ab;t3>.exl 1357.
Fine Rugs Woven frsm Oid Carpets,Prices Reasonable. H°n>l for Circular.
437 and 439 W. 45ih St.W. H JORDAN. KPWTN LS.NT2.
Carpet & flag Gieaniing*»• C.H.BrowRCo. WVZ--,, *\u25a0„
209 *Ml B. --'h St. 1M*XixarrmruauCAKEFCL CARPET CLEANING CO.—Clean*
by compressed air. 3t9arn, hand or on floor.15Si Broadway, 421 East tSUi at. COS %BRANDT. Te!. 1?2
—33th.
LAWYERS.~~
m
LAWYERS ADVICE FREE.SCHNEIDER *GOODMAN. 109 I>—\u25a0\u25a0_ LADDERS. flag poles, ETC
aaaajasaMOk*-""' Portland LadiT Co..130 Ora-»<»—\u25a0in i na 1
-X
Uiiil»r»d>liver»d at'-JOn. p^r'ft. T'!. ss\ B P
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.LARGE. 3UNNT CORNER ROOM, runola*
water; private family; fceautirul location. Jacla*the Hudson- telephone. Kirrlson, 213 W«*t lOXit»t Telephone 6CCo—Rlversld*.
CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS, or newinsr.or maM t» younjr ladles; particularly superior,
well mannered Kir!: $25. Waldorf AK»ncy. 12Wpst :;:;,i st. Phon< ;"«' Madleon.
CHAMI .•• " WAITRESS— Neai young Kin-land cirl: speaks English: capable and rell-
ab!'>- best references. OsterbPrar's Bureau, "18Lexington ay». Tol.P 1035 Pla \u25a0<
CHAMBERMAIDand WAITRESS Neat and re-fined-; exceptional references; moderate wages;
city or country. Airs. Collier Agency, 122 West23d' st.
"
COOK—FITBt class: all branchea; excellent ref-1 «rP es: very neat, -i^an. ?4<t. Several others.all nationalities. Waldorf Agency, 12 West -M
st. 'Phoiif. 30'> Madloon.
Cxh>K roung. neat H^vedlFh Kir: "xceiiontcook bak-r; good manager: beat references;
(30 Friend chambermaid-^ alt ress-; -*22. Of—\u25a0 .;•• erg B, 716 Lexington .arc. Tfl.. 10. riaza..
CLERICAL POSITION* wanted by ciilw gradu-ate; qui--k and accurate at Ogiirea. J. M S.,
Tribune Office._:LE*'TRICIAN. LEAD B!"RNBR.
—F'rst clasa
on lUertf* for electric carriages and trucks;lone exp»rifnce; -well recommended. Auto, 104East 141 <st.
BOARD AND ROOMS.Tis WEST S^D ?:T.
—Frlvat- baths, ttmtnu
electricltv. ps»rT»et^d; *xc*tl*nt cooklni;
.in»x-lal doctor'g suite: opportunity.__ FOR SALE.
IBIG BARGAINS—
Slightly ns«ti artlco fanattorn.deJk». typ»wrtt«ra. caah
—« >\u25a0»'\u25a0< ad.ila? ro*-
!chine?. mimeOKra?!J3. flilas catlneta. «f»». ad-i dressinr ma .-- time clock*. pirti:'.ors. cbeclcIprotector». bookc«»e«. NATHAN'3. 4- Wfclta \u25a0-•-«
tsILLIARL'S pooi aad new patent comSinatloTitablf*- low»«t prices: supplies. r»p*lr»;
:boivllnic alley builder*. Decker's. 103 Vast Btiirt EstAbli^'hed l*»3O
TYPEWRITING AND TYPEWRtTERJ.VICTOR VISIBLE. -. Nassau St.: catalo^J'*
free all oakes taken part payTn»n£. bi-jm!n ITnd»HT.ii>iiß. Ramtr.gto-i3. Olivers. Sraltha.
BUSINESS CHANCES.-~
j $; n«K> INYESTETJ «*crrr»« »err<»tar7'« p<-stt:?rjI »r.n !argr« in::rcs: T5--v ccrr>orsn«.>!.. Rc^m 41*.!I!H7 Prca'hvav
:~~~ AUCTION SALES.IBY VIRTITE OF AN ETXECT'TION. WXLXj
\u0084 at lt:-'".t) th:* for-noon. at »>:> P^rk av-..Brooklyn. lot of furniture and ptanoa. It.'LAX. Marshal.
COLLEGE MEN or jn school, who arc jne-chanlcftlly irjf!ir.«d. a? Junior amleamen; ?7<sr»-
SP.^i;;" brttftr proposition to nxi>er*eiiced salesmenin nwhani'-al linos. nuj-iness Scnice Co.
CAggncy). Sfts \u25a0• . -
Building.
COXCEETE FOREMAN, familiar concrete build-iris const-action, for Western rio»i<.k>n; salary
$1,200. <-*a!l. Migtani (Agency), Flatiron Build-ing.
DP \FI'-'M*N—<>ner»l rl"ld corntru^tlon: R"n-.«
central lmowl«3c« «t ."Tru-tural Pt»el:?I.S<»'_.ran at once. Business e«rvico Co. (.Agency), V)o
s;rfr»r Building.
PKAFTHMEgf.* mwamtfJ ... awhttecturai; d^-
Elrab)*! position?, men of c*n«»ra] exp«"ri*-nc«»;
5^.4/1 10 $I^3o. Credential Cmpiayinaol Corpora-
tion. 2.V? Broadway rAaeocy).
< i7ok—First class; understands ail branches of'plain Hnd fancy cookln*; particularly neat
young woman; good references. Mrs. Collier'sAgency. 122 W'rsl 28d St.
r>p \ r'~r.-.-
f*!ilef• mf-chaniral and r'if
fon'- ruction with e«i»!rl*Tice in convevin? and
««vatlns;fnachta«ry: *1.800-»2^00: unusual op-
portnnlty wltb one of the best BMfIH 'n thecountry. Bunlnesi Service Co. (Asency). 505
Sir.gT Building.__
iTCEf-"TrTTVr:MAN. »*pert«ncd in of!V5«- details.10 hire >yiP and a"' ** apsi«tant to wpertn-
t.n.ient: wtary $1,800- CtH. Mlghill(Asency).
K:atiron Building.
EXCURSIONS.
!CONEYfi'iSLAND|
ALL TICKET.** INCLUDE ADMISSION TOnBEAMF-AND.
Greatest Amusement EntPrpriso In th™ WorM. 'Leave Weal ISM 31 N. X.. o:«<),o :«<), »15 10:30.
11:*) A. M-: 12:15, 1:00 2:00. 2:45. 3:30 -4:15,5:15, 6:30. 7:3'». 8:40 p. 11.
L»ave Pi»r 1, N. R.. 9 '•'. 10:30, 11. A. M.;12:15, 1:<X», 1:4", 2:43 .T:W 1:13. 5.1*). 6:<», 6:40,7 '..'. 8:18, '1 90 P. M.
Leav» Iron Pier, Coney Island, 10 :..">. 11:10A. M.: 12:25, 1:25, 2:10 2:55. 3:33. *4:J5> «:25. i8:10 7:10, 7:3 8:25, 8:25, 10 40 P. M.
Returninc from COney Island trip marked•
docs not an to 129tfa Street, N. R.Round Trip •\u25a0 From t29th St., SO Cents.
Tickets IFrom Pier 1. N. P. , 40 Cents.
STEAMER TAURUS makP« trip* EVERTDAY.to FISHING BANKS. Leaves 129 th St.. !N. R.; 7:20 A. m.;Pier We*) I,N. R-. 8 20 A. M.Ball and tackle on board. Fare: Gentlemen,7.V . Ladies, 5Uc.;Children, 2-
r>.
STEAMER "GRANDREPUBLIC"ROCKAWAY BEACH
T,v. York—» 5:45 A M.I.- font 1201 hFt.. N. R.. 3.4." A. M-. '2 P. MLT. PlPr (ntTv) No 1. N. R.. 10:40 A. M.,2:45 P.M. :
Lv Rockaway p.^acn. 12:30, 5:30 P. M.Trip mark*M
•transfers to Str. Grand Re-
public" at Pier 1. N. P..Round trip tickets. W. : Children. 2.V.
Include adm. to -\u25a0 \u25a0 cohasc Park at Rockntvay.
CHARMIHG EXCURSIONSWest Point. Newburgh & Pougbkeepsis
Daily (except Sunday) by Palace HUDSONRIVER DAY LINE STEAMERS HENniIICKHUDSON. ROBERT FX'LTON and ALBANY.
Brooklyn, Fulton St. 'By Annex), 8; Des-brows Si 8:40 «nd '•*" West 42d St . *> andI*. West 12".»th St., ii:2o an<i 10 20 a. M. Returnon either down boat due 42d St. 5:30 or 3:40P. M. See Steamboat Advt.
DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON EXCURSION TOWEST POINT
ENGINEER- Oermin. ."..*); eingie; trad".bla.-ksmi'l'. :.'-'««\u25a0 York and Jersey City en-
plnet-r licens*s; all repairing. I'l'iim or «i»c-trio- any plant; rity or country. Bnainaer,
\u25a0•,\u25a0 Fr«nkiin St.. Jersey CH" iTeights.N. ,T.
EN'SINEER.—
Licensed. competent sober re-liable, wants change. Engineer, 1 **i East
Slat at.
MAN. speaking French. Enjrlish. Ppanlsh. Ital-lan wishes position. Sa!pon<\ 301 East
lOflth st. ___, .
COOK and LAUNDRESS— ExceIIent family cook:irood baker; willing and obliging: good refer-
«M,<-es- city or country. Mrs. Comer*1 Asency,
122 West 23d St. ____.
'\u25a0"OOK—"German:chambermaid ami waitress; to-"g-pther w separate: both competent; also
lady's maid; pxcellent seamstress. Morrow's
Agency.' 721» Lexington"ave.. cor. s?th st.
COOK, plain laundress; Ensrlirh Protestant woma-n- \u25a0mall family of adnits: short dlatanre
country, or city; reference. Williams, 2!. WestI9!ii st.'. third Boor, fron'. t
STABLE FOREMAN—
Thoroughly ftxp«ti-t ».or|n-'
i honest, sober; married; German;\u25a0wish's <-hars<-- of business stable; best refer-ences I. H. M-. 4115 3d aye.. Brooklyn.
lUiilCharmln? Short >*»
P^ Trip «n the Atlantic < ••»•.'
Special S7-OOExcursions******
The Maine Steamship Company sell at
their Pier 20. East Rlv<»r. Ticket OfflceOnly Ten-Day noa-trauartrrabla Excur-sion Tickets from »•« York to Portland.Maine, and return for $7.00. Tickets soldand accommodations ia»l«ii : for thesa
excursions only on day of sailingSailings Monday. 10 A. M.. Tu-aday.
Thursday and Saturday. ." P- M., from
Pier \u25a0\u25a0•.1 Eaat Rivr. Sew York.a. * >ORTHLAM> and NORTH HTAR.ll'lus des'-riptiv" booklet sent on request.
SI \IVF. •> S. CO.. :!m'BKQvn vMv.V Y.
YOUNG Man '2.'-' wtabee pofltion in office,\u25a0where ,food work Till n» appreciatfd; cleri-
cal or otherwise; ic->od all around man; n»atappearance and well recommended; familiarwith paper busings. R. 0.. Box 20. TribuneOffice.
F'rtFMAN vith .... fomltOM manufanurlnßmriOM po«««wrtii« «atecutlve ability, under-
Fan--11-.I 1-.- etectric w-ld!nst «rd flashing. CrejJen-tial Emplorm«af Corporal on, iir-3r-3 Proadway
... ?\u25a0 and -^ MiphiurApen-y>, Fiat iron Buiidln*;.
v!TrHIN-ErHIN-E SPEED BO** having prar-•i.ai1 px-JoriT.re. for out-of-tot»ti position: •*!-
\u25a0ry %h»0O. Cr#a«nUal Emploj-ment corporation,25:; Broacnay lAgency). . YOT-Vl, MAN wishes clerical position with well
established firm; pond r».f«r«n<-*i<. Address UK. 1570 Bmadwa.y
COl'PLE— Woman cook and laundress, good
baker man waiter. useful, around; also
coachman -«ardener. g»n»rally useful. MorrowIAf-:.-,721 I^exlrigton aye. <
HOT.'SEKKEPER- Scoteh-Anadian, Protestant ;frY; September 7: $40-|6O; also American.
Protestant: both very capable; a^o.l recomm-n-.lations; $:!•'. Waldorf Ageaicy, 12 West BMSt.'Phone, 3<¥> MadiaoPHOUSEKEEPER.— Refined, educated widow.
as managing !,.>uK^k"»»P'ar. gentleman s homeor Hderlv couple; practical and competent;reference Address. K. E- W.. Tribune Up-town Office. 1364 Brnadwar.HOI-?EWORK— Woman with Infant wants
place In rountry: wtlllnu: srood cook; $10 p^r
month' Olf^en's Agency. 722 Lexington aye.. cor.RSth_isj-_T-1.. 4fiflß Plaza.HOt'SEWORKER— Neat, stron« voting woman,
has" child five: highly recommended: alsonurse experienced: together, s^parat*; any dis-tance Morrows Agency. 7-1 Lexington »v». _
SURROGATE'S NOTICES.XOTIi'TE TO CREDtT^Rct— Notica t» ft-MOV
jrlven. pursuant t.> S«cticn 2>?t>4 of ta^ Cod-»\u25a0>f <^lvt'i IVccedure. thar th*undersiim«.i lnfenti*to apply to trt#» Surrosate of Nlaicara County foretter/ of adrr.imstratjon of in* 55015. chattel*md cre-iits of Mary C. Wheeler, tat- of th*» CiTr>f Lo<-kport. Niagara Cnurty. N. V.. 4?cisa3»d.md for a decr»e e£ said Surroftata flxlns; th* p«»-lity of his otHolal bond as such aJmStitarraro-ita sum not exceeding twtce the amount of -liim*iKainst th«» estate of said iiw*as«i pres»ntetj u»mid Stirro^at* pursuant to thl«i notice: and mU>er«<ona having claim- or demands *«a.ir.^- saidllary C. Wheeler, dfce-ied. ar»- hereby r.!<tif.'-lo exhibit the name, with th» vcu.-hera thereof,n Hon. Cbsrtea EUdMTi Surrosata «f Xi»gar*"ounty at th« Surrcuate's Offlc* in the C:tr oiL-jckp<irt in sai.l Outuy. or. or bef» Uitt «ot!*lay of September. ll»l<>.Datfd Lockport, N. V.. Aupjn Stir. 191t>
FHEDSRIC H. WHEELER~
PROPOSALS.~
JVTICE PURCHASIXa COMMISSARY. T?""??Army, "v> Whitehall St.. New York Cir/. N. V..
August '-"". VJIO.—
oeal-d proposal •. in trlpllc-4?'.for furnishins and deiiveriimr 1.Ta.572 N->. 2 can?»rv>rn _ad 3S>.«l2r. No. 2 cans P«_s. will
-r---
•^ive.l at thU .^rtlce until U> o'clock A. M-. S«o-;»mber 10. IOK>. Information furn!«a*d on «p-slloaiton. Envelopes contatnin* proposals shoul-.t
marked -PropojialJ for Sub»tstenc«i .-taw>oer«l sepftnlxr tl>. li>10." and addressed torol. A L. §MITIL_A. C. O . U. S. Array _ig<~k isLA.\r> ar&kxau rock iSL.vxrr
111 August I.V I9lt>.—Sealed Drnpoaala. in.... ««> the usual condition*, will>ii received at this Arsenal until -' o'clock.y. m.. September 15. V>V\ for the mirrh»*« of .•oniiemrsed ordnano* store*. Cataiocu#ane quHntities. condition. •••?.. can b« had ontppllcatton t» F. E. Hobhu. Lt. CoL. Ord."»eot.. V S. A.. Commanding. .•I^ITBD STATES ENGINEER OFFICE!*Ro«tn SCO, i."U«om liou**, Baltimore. MdVUK- 17. J9lO. S«sJ*o proposala for dredst^g tit»outhwest naltiinor.; HirSOr and Curtis Rjjf*hann«l. Md.. will be received at tb>.» otXlc\inttl Iot'la«k P. M-. Sept. -.I), 1910. *n,i fn-nmbllcly opened. Information on appltcutk-a.rHOS. L. CSSSri. Colon»l Enxtaecn.
MACHINERY SALESMAN— promin-nt firm,
\u0084.;.., r^Omr ttmmteihea. pia.r,'*'--. <.tc. Credential Employment Cor-j-oration. 2f>3 ••I-"-'- AK^rr-vi:MXNAGEJi. familiar with paint and oil lin.;
"mu,-t N> able to take chars* «f offir;/an: U>n-
8!?i- Ka'e«: itaiar>- J2.500. Call. MlshUf lAgffncy).
F!aliron Bulging. -__
STEAMER MARY POWELLLeaving; Desbrosses St., 1:45; W. 42d £t.. 200;W. 129th St.. 2.20 P. M. Return to N. V byBti "ALBANY,"51.C0. or by rail. $1.10. Dally.axevpt Sunday. Orchestra. Cad-»ta !n Camp.
SUMMER TOURSEVERYTHING INCLUDEDINONE SPECIAL RATE
DMijrhtfulvacation trips to most attractiver«aorta. B»^t Hotels. Slirhtseein?, etc.. all pro-vided.WHITE MTS.—7 lay" Only $40NIAGARA & rpr ns 8 days. . .Only... 45MONTREAL £- LAKES—9 days. Only «;)
NOVA SCOTIA—I4dayii Only goGRAND SAGI'ENAY—13 days. .Only .go
Writ-; or 'phono for "Itinerary." fr-.»
THOS. H. HfcNDRitK^OV CO.343 Fulton St.. Brooklyn. N. Y. Tel. 1803 Main.
IVia new jersey Central!IHARD COAL.'NO SMOKE-: COMFORT' M
LOST AND FOUND.IJEFT som<«whera, <>r lost, aaa Ibag contalninß
papers; also a «»parato bundle nf privatepapers. Suitable reward will b« phi.i if returnedto PhvMclun, M<"lsrk *t., Brooklyn.
COMPANION.—
Educated widow an companionto elderly lady or chap«ron» younjj lady;
•3peri<?nc.pd traveller; practical housekeeper*references. Address. E. W. C. Tribune Up-town Office. 13t»4 Broadway-
Female.
YOUNG MAN.—
In wholesale hoaasj has hadtwo yars' eKporiTire in office work; best.
t
-raneea. Box I». Tribune Office.
STaXAGEß— Automobile "•\u25a0on Mnwrn re-
Culr-^ man to take full chars* of credits andhe okkeeping eventually lajtltis entire «up«-n-ision
of th^ New Tork branch; *1.200 to start. Busl-
n^H Service Or,. < Agency). SfiS Singer Building.
iiTpKER «~id ASSORTER— Experienced: apply
in
*\u25a0Rrlrir.c. ?Ivin? •<?\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0 r.-< and experience.
Address <"*romarty. 2T.12 7th ay«
HOUSEKEEPER—
curable Protestant;
bachelor or widower, wlnrt on« maid la kept;highest r«commendatiotM; go anywhere. Mrs.Collier's Agency. 122 West 'J?.d 1
COMPANION. ATTENDANT.—
T*unc woman.educated, musical, a- companion to lady liv-
ing in Bridgeport, Stamford or Greenwich;references. Address. L. V.. Tribune OfficeDRESSMAKER wishes fltat class work; stylish
dr<*«n>es. tailored suits; perfect HI guaranteed.;is West !O»Uh Bt.
HOUSEWORKER. -Elderly, Irish . willing.
el -."ns not afraid of work: Rood cook, s"«riywh*r«. Julien Agency. 47 West 42d at.
Tei.. Bryant 4531. |
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
LADIES1 MAIDS—
English. German. Swiss.French, Swedish, etc; experienced, all duties;
investigated ref*rence». Waldorl Agency, 12We« SM at. 'Phone. 300 Madison
LADY'S MAlD—N>at, reliable. Swedish; under-stands hair dressing, face mi««M««i: . (food
\u25a0eaaiatr*M \u25a0 excellent recommendatlonß. O*ter-h«rr« Ag«ncy, Tl'i Lezlnston aye. Tel., 1053Plaza- .
OFFICE ABrISTANT—
Ojrlstlan; good writer.oulck Usurer, mutt unrter^iand trad« di!»«>unt;
Hilary *t*r.»i $»WO. Cr-flential Employment Cor-n, ration. 2."! Hroadwity <Agency).
OFFICE;ASSISTANT—
Younj m*n: lar?« office;advancement; $10 Employers" Heferenc" 9ar-
VUX 344 fff« Od »' . Coutant <t Hyl*. Pro-crioters. _ .
Male.BUTLER. VALET.
—French: also «>"rman.
thoroughly expnrlenc«!<l; flrat claja reference;
(rood traveller; wages, $.">u to $60 .lullcn*,p,prr. 47 Weat 42.1 .«t T«l.. 435 1
—Bryant.nr>l- ESTATE SALESMAN—Neat arr^«ranr«»;*
fluent and convincing tajker; opportunity fnrman »ho ran prove atjli;-> Realty, Box 45,
1rlfcane \u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0> -"\u25a0\u25a0--;
LAUNDRESH—
Competent: shirts, collars, cuffs;friend chambermaid and waitress; excellent
\u25a0*a.matreM ; city, country. Morrow*! Agency, 7-1Lexington aye., <'or. Mth »t- Tel.. Plain— lo2".
BUTLERS.—
First class and useful: English;$45. |M and $60; German. $50; French, $50;
\u25a0arMK Sfir' ••••ml others; Investigated refer-MMM Waldorf Agency. 12 West 33d st. 'Phone300 Madison.
- MAlD—French, ojs rourier maid; bo abroad•.i^i,lC3 several languages; good packer;
competent. ftrpt class references. JulienAgency. 4
--,« • iii 4':.! ai Tel Bryant
—4331.
6*LE£ MANAGER—
ExF*»lenced In , • rtl»lng.
appointing o* ajrer.r»: jooa correspondent; pre-fer ..an havicj; worked with «mii . conrern; «•!-
an- $I.3f«i a^1!commission; should be worth$3 000-fS.OOO to th" rtjrht man. Call Bustneaag*rvic*Co. -•» ,-v). feOC Singer Butldln«r:
COACHMAN. 3^; married, no family; country
veer round; thoroughly understands hi» busi-ness; «r><>d, careful driver; personal references;temperate, u»eful. obliging. P. D-«.— \u25a0 ,435 W«at54 th «t. .
SIA jD Scotch <-ompetent. Rood referencewilling,obl!«-1iiK. aaiist licht chamber-.vork
ito anywhere. Julien Ag«su-y. 47 West 42A at
Tel.. Bryant--48RV _SALESMEN—
We nave several openings for welleducated your? men who <settr<? t« hecome
salesmen; «re »-*&. \u25a0aiariai $«00-|aa« per year;-00l opfcmunity to secure saieg traininir. Busl-re«F Servio Co. <Ae*-ncy>. MB 3inj?e r Huildinr^
rOA^HMAN'—
Englishman, ii«...i '.." married; ltf.»»xr-erienc<r uitlji.rivat* fajnllles; thoroueh. all
around horseman. re/erenee*. J. Pilling,32 Vroomgt.. Jersey City. .
CRUISES INCOOL LATITUDESLAST TRIPS OF THE SEASON.
rviixhtfnl 1.300 mll^ .-mi*** the Queher I>team»hin Co.> favorite S. I TKLMDAD 1between New York and ',
QUEBEC BY SEAvia Halifax. Northumberland strait. Gulf and j
'\u25a0 River St Lawrence and sacu \u25a0\u25a0• > ;Sa'.linp from NEW YORK Atisust 27.
Salllns -Tn t^I'EBEC Sept. 2.!One »jv. flve day»" trip $45 Iioun trip, ten days ;'••"\u25a0'.. 591 I
lt«>,-il* and rirrrh inr!ud»d.THOS. COOK & SON.
"45 Broadway. ->'.4 and MFifth \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0Ma Madison Av«nuo. New Tork.
DCll "ll7f li*- I'IKK U. Wall«t. JnCil II Llli£ F'-'rn'. B'klyn.at noon, jVot San Juan. P. *•. '«\u2666 Ot- "' Pto. Cabelle.
("uracao .... \u25a0 Mamcuibo. via Curacao.Philadelphia... -Ait*. -.TiL-araeas .. Sept. 10
cr I-a tJuayra. Curacao and Mar»raibo,i2ulia Sept SlMaracalbo Sept. 17 j! '^uDertor Accommodations for Passengers. :
\u25a0 BtJSS. DALI>ETT A CO..r.pneral M.ma*-- W Wi I 5!-.^
ANCHOR LINEGLASGOW via LONDONDERRY!Cal*donla.Auß. -"• •\u25a0'""'! Kurn«»sta..S*pt. io, noon !,Oiiifornia a. \u25a0> airiiColnmbla. t**t)« IT.noon \u25a0
FUUT CABIN. $67.30 and f7i.50.srrOM) CABIN. *4.-» and $t7.30.
THinO LASH. $28.73 and S3O.HgxipEßSQy * BROTH 17-19 Br^dway.
prtvlleß"*- •* "'*" '"'•*•" •* mo";|"nitlllRound «..rl.l Tours Oft. and* ADIIJCrNov Program r->.iy. FK V.\k| CRUISE
'C CLARK. Tim^S _B|dS.. N. T.1maU3JC |
ROUND THE WORLD8 Tours-Ort. =;>. ,-99~S^aTiv ~\Months. No mon WITH EMtPO"»lthan 15 me.mb.<rs •»»»»* ilUsreatjng Iln>«ch pHrty. API/ feature, t
FKA>K C. <LLi/*rtll.Tlme« nias...V.Y.~KKD BANK IJNX.
~Leav^i Franklin 81 Plat 24, North River
dally *< 30 A. M. 2:30 P. M.. San. 8:30. 9-lJA M.: Batt«ry. 5:53 A. M..
- •"•"• P. m.. Sun.,;55.;55. a \u25a0».*> A. M.. for HiichUnda. Ked Bank. «t«xjxc. 60c. Trolley to Lone Brnnch_»n<l Aahury.•—"
"TKAVKI."fkee
BaakKl of 200 tours mailed on request.
Masters Tour* 21 West 30th St.. n. T
KEEN RACE EXPECTEDFast Colts Entered in Futurity
at Empire City Track.Ho;semen from ail ar£plj the United
FtatetPare in N"*"w Y^rii. t«v'¥ee the $15,000Faturtty for tmtt*»rs at the •opening' of theGrand Circuit nioetinc at the Empire tracki"-day. AH f"iiw»pof... <7ir»-uitarr predicting xl.c preatef=t colt ra<^ onrecord. Colorado E.. nnp of th«* colts *n-
:«r<il. has trott*d a mile in *:iCii, whileXaUne Belle. "wti»-d by Edward Thompson.of NonhportJ Long Island, and holder oftfea -Aorlil's nr-cord for twj-j-ear-old."."-. 'Cs
4 ,;y;y credited vIth ability to trot in
lifSr or better. Ha'f a doz*>n other? intl>e !i«t of possible startpr.= bare sliownthat .tier could trot iti 2:08.
Tire first division of the Speedway Ptake*for I;16 :rotter«. amateurs to drive, andthe Fashion Stake? for '2:1- pacer?, are on*'.r.r
-'-ar?l for the npo^inc day.
The entries follow :' -• ~
t.*ir..(rf«i Matron Futurity Stakr:-.•!\u25a0•" "M--oi'.st
—Bcrten i2:2<;:4». Bon Yi-.ant
l2:16!4>. alcrado E <":I^i*t. Kva Taneuay'-•:..!. I^nja Ari"n <:M.V4>. Eva B*>niri. EniiivK>r CrWiK Fr.ara. Kative F<-U- (l-iOTs*). Mis?a- Master. I)!'-ra.tor ToaJ. <;ra<"? a^>l Baron Todd.
Trotttnj; (2:IS clasf; $2.^<X> HjK«>d-aHv Hl«»k"»«.*4»w niriKion; arr.ateurs to i;r:v»»
—B^s^i- if.
l,C!:li>'a«. Pabi- Maid (3:1O%), Uar^n A)> your
I!""IF.P. M. <2:I^.!«). Mr. Axt<=!l.- P.ni.m
"L'.r^r: -2 :T' 4 i. Jay Cuv. Ad*le >!arr-av C^9iit,
!*Jo'a Belle. Larr»n IVllanj Mine Barrton*.Par-inc -212 flani-; ?2..V«) Fashion Kiak"'»
—Csro .2:11 :
i>. La4r of Honor (2:IlU>. Hal Aktaf <2TJ*:4-. ir.uit. c. i2:ll**t.Ormc*bnrg C2:I2H).-
r."i»»^:.it Hal '2:].".?«>, Prlncrßß D'rrt Ci:Ul«).
iT- r.o Knowc i^:!!4!!". Alwan<ia (i::22:»». Mike
ttTJicoa•Ij.l\'-,i, La-iy I*le 12:12^ t. Sara Aim
t-atrn <2:;."ii4i. BuF.ter Rmni <2:li>-i«». n;-e<t
Hal. jr. i2<*p~», Maxi-Direct (2J3M). EvelyntT C.-05*) an.i =«r.r.y .Tim (2tl7',i.
EVEN BREAK 'FOR INDIANSWin and Lose from Toronto,
While Rochester Forges Ahead.Toronto. Aug. 22.
—Jo*» MoGinnlty's Ir.d-
Isdb broke even in a double-header with( Jh»jnrals to-day and raised a cl'.ar.fe tot'io Ko<-h*«e:er for Srst pi«--e. The fir^t*£3iie ?ia.ti a batting festival for the Mew-aasjaaji,. rs They swatted The Toronto
''\u25a0'\u25a0'ffn> inpreat and when tii«=- gametM^ they i;ad Fixteen taiii^s on their sideto !!ir*-r *or the local?.
M^IVARK. TC'FION'TOab
-lhpo « ': ai> r lby>o a t
*?»>»-n. rl«Cli2;J;O0 «ha-«-. rf.'JO & 1 i0£>s*n.St< 4 1' 2 1 JO liu!>n, 2b *
\u25a0• «> 1 i<:•I.«»r. rr 3 111 SOiKeUey. :f. .- 1 _• 1 11X*!!-.. Jts i i 2 OO'Sl'terr. ih5 0 «• 8 20C'tati.rt ".124 A lDhnty, If4 <• 1 0 noSej»r .2h t. -l ft « 2«» F-p'f'k. Sh 4 «\u25a0» 0 <• no**>r. Jb 4 :; 1 .-. OO!McD*M.Sb 2 « i2^oCitSy.lb h <» o 2 *C:V?hs. «\u25a0 4 1 0 4 SI
SlWnje^ S 2 2 3 o<• T"n*n»»n.»* 4 0 2 801**«.p .". 4-J 4 0 2'» UcGinl y,p 10 0 1 "<l*'i*r.i«i. (..10 0 0o|Carr«i:, p 0 O wooi
IWUsob. p. 3 1 2 \u25a0• 10
s'"rr!* .:r'2 (>ls2T 81{ Total* .^1 3 1127 114
"***Fter '..r Aslt in eisfcfli lnninp.
"\u25a0'••^ l 2 rt o 2 O 4 1 ft 1K"-'•:,, 1 <> <i i, ] 1 0 \u25a0 o—3
T"T^f--.i(J\u0084r. v.t's—
j^-» Keliey. Wiison. Two-base hits
—Louden. Ajler. H»a:ti*. Kee f 21.21.
UeGinlex Raßes on balls—
OS I>-e. 1: offwllsoa. 6. Struck out
—By I.e<\ 3; by Wilson.*
pitch—Wilaon. Hit by pitcher—
By<V:'F..n. v j)oub!.. play
—Khaw to Slater. StolT.
v:ik> \u25a0 .tftmue. Zimm*-rmHn. l.ouo^r.. Vau*hn.>-*.-ri'. !» Mi!i!«n. fjetl "n l>a**s
—Toronto,
S: ;Cr-. j. Time 2^M.i. Attendance—"
\u25a0««
S-TSCOXD OAiTE.Toaojrro I Newark.
aprlfei<oae! abrlbpoae.r-f 4oi o o0; riirrxTi".rf.. 4\u25a0 \u25a0
•3 O't
JJaJlen 2b. Hit .. <«O!Zininrn. 3b. 4O o 1 rti.. \u25a0 |»: ,T 1O; Loud«-n. m 40 1 3 ltk*!!t. cf. suv'a iOK^iir.l*---- -*'12 •"• i>o
\u25a0 *Utfjerj-.lb S0 1 0 10"GettzruiS. cf 40 0 4 <">-^»'Wkr.-. if «01 4 «»<. Meyer. 2b... «0
'1 SI
ffcCr.Ssss.3i 3 01 2 SO1 Aid<-r. 1b... 40 1 4 1 0x *-?tn. b.« COO 2 4 llMoAliifter.e 4 1-411
'"4grift,. 4 ;<i 4 2 IlilcGir.nity,pl lilcGir.nity,p 1 0Ttltto.jijj.i, 40 2 1 II!'-n*.-».. . ij'. a oo!
">tg!g...34 «a2712 3: Total* 3i 1J>t24 8 4\u25a0
t*B»t;oC tor Vnuifhn in tfc* ninth innins.
-OfMr «t -whet: ivinnir.p run waa scored.T'-f-.r.Tft o 0 (\u25a0> O 0 «i <i
" "—2"—
2-•Tart: 0 0 I 0 «» 0 <» 0 o—l
TSa .),afe. hit—Jo" ... -,••\u25a0 Mir—P'^loiiity. Jot- Kellev. Stolen ba»ff
—Jack
•MCBy. Meyer. Finrt ljaee on «rrcr»—Newark^Ttronto, £. Stnicic orst— Bv 'McGinrity, 3;
l'> UodolfA. 3 Baa.-a on balls— <">3 »•\u25a0•'"'*«*. "- Douhie plays
—Kellty and
'aurhn.\u25a0-J-y-rg »r.jjMcA!Jiet»r. Left on bases
—New-
•'«. T; Toronto. 10. Umpires— Beyle and Hurst.
MONTREAL; 3; PROVIDENCE. 2."Mocire*]— Ii- H. E
r-'SU^a! <| 1 4 O 0 It# 1 x—3 C 0•~'v!,-i.n^ ..y 2 o 0 0 « « 0 O— 2 -» .."
-t
';:i:'^i^_K«ff*a.nd Krirhtll- Barnrridi and
Houpt Challenges Winner ofTwenty-four-Hour Grind.kj_ v,]a ck and white sijrn which has
\u25a0b^en a"landmark on "Automobile Row for
nearly a r«*r rani'- down yesterday mcrn-
lnr.This was the Impend wheh told about the
world's1 record made hy the !>>z!er car in
Orror—r at the Brighton Beach track for
3Eyftnty-to"" homifUSS miles. But Broad-"o-sy in the BtTa will not be. without a si?njJJ ihat nature, ltonlymoved into the nextMock downtown, and within a day or two
the Steams lieadquiu-ters will have a sim-
ilar . : felling about the new mark at
}JZd miles.There wa«= mtsch talk alon? the row yep-
t*rd*y concerning the chalienpe of the:ioupt car to the Steams for
-Ftrsicht-
Btvay rare of ten miles for $5,000 a side.
Ths maker? of the Houpt explain that theircar •was of very Ions: \u25a0wheel base and notso well fitted for circular track racing :»sa car of shorter wheel base.
A r^pr»»PeniaLivt:"of the Steam? car saidy^sjeraay: "We bJLve received no officialKrvO'w'lJ'dc-e of this challenge yet. Ido not
know trhether or not ... would take H upIf the challenge were mad". It would bevery difficult to ret a ten-mile straicht-sray course anywhere around New York."
''hair-nan Butler of the contest commit-tfc of the American Automobile Associa-tion !??iied a sanction yesterday for i two-day automobile ra<~e meet it the BrijrhtonT^»"ach Motordrome on Labor Day and Sep-\f>-rr^*T 3. The Saturday precedinsr. Barney
t Mtifie!-' and George Robertson will be thev:ar conienders. meeting daily in ten-ir.!> and one-hour races. Dan Smith, theprom-ner. Issued entrj- blanks yesterday forthe foDowlag events:""IPFT PAT. P*Ti;Rr>AT.
- - .. -"..
STARTS 2 P. M.
•>;o \u25a0; One-mile time trial? axair.st Brigt«ti B^sih ira^k
---»rd of r>^:C.H arid ons-mH"
-vorld" '-t-rular trs^k r«^r(iof O.rvrt 4-T>."••Tiiranc- f«*e. Pr:re, jtoid Tiieda!.
«;o 2 Ten mll«C <->p^n to stripped chiissisSfift ccbic tn:h<-a and under, t'lass C Prize.tmphy
»<.j. ."—
T-n n'.Je*. »p»u to strinpffi ci;3S£is
6M) c-.ioic inches arid under. Class C. l*rize,fii<o so first, J">^ to se-'ond : cash or plate.
Xo. 4—Five miles frw-for-a);. Prize. ?l<»0!n f.m. $•"••* to seiond :cash or plate.
5 On* hour raoe. open tn stripped chases»;no c;^i<- Inches arid r.nd»r. Class C. Priz<-.SVut t-i winner. Entra.nc*: fee. CJSECOND I'AT. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 5.
STARTS -2 P. SL-.„... —
On<"-mii^ time trials asainst Brieii-foo B•:se^ track rerord of £2:35 and one-xaile«rt>rtC*« circular track re^-orri of O.C.ni-G. Noentrzaoo f"». Prize, iUi medal.
Xn. 7—T*-n7—
T*-n mil*?, npen to *tr:rip<»d chajNiar.nn cubic mcJ^-s and und?r. Class C. Prtz-»,t rophj'
So. <— T«-n miles', open to stripped chassis-«>/v. co9ie inches and unu^r. Class C. Priz?.
•?i'M' t« hrirr.. Js<» to p-rond: rash or plat".fc. >»:.. S
—Fjre miie«= free-for-all. Prize. $l'">0
J;^ \u25a0frrt, S-rtO to s^end: rash or plate.% 1<<
—-One hour rac-f. open to Ftrijip^l
fc .-.hassiE «if*O cribs'- ;rchf« and under. Cias? C.Prrj". JwO(. to winner.
Entries close at midnight on September 1at the> offices of tbe Brigrhron Beach As?o-•iation in the Hotel Cumberland.
SULLIVAN IN FAST BOUTWest Side Boxer Outpoints
"Young" McDonough.Paddy Sullivan, thp
-Wed West Sidf
liirsiJ!«U outpoinf^d "Young:"' McDonousa.*>t jMancherter, in a ten-round sluggingmat< halh al the OJympir Athletic Club, offlariem, last nieht. The men. althousriithey pow 1 as lightweights, are really husky«Retters. McDonouah dirt not appear to b»in th" b«?sT of condition and incJinefiloV slow in liis movements.
Neither man showed anj- science, butr.«n in to exchanee punches from thes-tim. Sullivan \va_s the stror.Rfr, an<l,with the exception of ih<* ninth round, hadthings his n\\-n way. Ke floored McDoil-«j!Jiirh in the fifth round for the count ol.six v>iih a rifrnt uppercut to the jaw. Mc-t>cr!O"j?-i] aros^, but ran into a rijrht cross<r. tbe ji-*;tiiat sent hhr. crash inar to themat.
LOST BANKBOOKS.BANKBOOK No. Ml;!
-of the Vnion l>ime
yavlnßS Bank i» mlaatng Any perg.ni h»nn«a claim to It is hereby called upon to present
th<- sam>- wltnin nmi 'lays or submit to havingsaid Mtaboolt jeanctltefl aH;|_s...n*>w lamad.BANKBOOK No. M '\u25a0--> of tM Union Dim*
tiavlnEfi Bank in mi«»lnif. An i^rson havinga claim to It is heiehy called upon u> '\u25a0!•\u25a0><!/'!• same within ten Jay« >>r submit to having
\u25a0aid pa—l rttnc<*llgd_.»"d ...'LJI**!-0!!^,IsßUfd.Bankbook No. 0-23.0i»><, Bank for v-«^-.
in** 00 Itb a*"., l"*™ fork Payment\u25a0topped. l'i»an- ret!urn book to hank.LOST.—Bank&oolt No. 571,75«. Bank for Sav-
incs \u25a0_-. It! «ye.. N>w ork. PaymentMopped. p|»tt»r return book la bank.LOSt'oK STOLEN.
—Hankbook No. 374,741 of
1!,.. German-
VrtOM* !!"'IK in the City of .VowYork t-orn*r 4th aye. •""' ' •''' «t., laaiie i torharlattn Book All persons a.r>. cautioneducuinist negotiating <"* ain* lf "°'
"turnedto ihr- hank .-.n th« lath rtiiv ()f Beptember, IMSa JiiPltnite will he issued.
-Al-EHMAN-Experienced telling (froeeriej to the**whoit-fiale an 2 retail trace, torr.tory and salary
<I«-;.endir« upo-i man* experience; nona but «i-r,erlenced men considered. Call Bufine«« ServJc*Co. lAgency). 80S S'Pter BulMlny^ ,\u25a0,
\u25a0 .\u25a0\u25a0••\u25a0rO-,!XSMEN
—We can pi»" two HKeaaafßl. thor-
'.ultJUr efficient salesmen on color-d lltho--raph'*J a«i erttetas material; J2.000-52.500 andbetter If *\u25a0 man command. it !»>n-ltfij-v grn-eraL C*''l Business Service Co. (Agency).' MSJ=inper Bulldlngj
<\TJCSN'KN Xhrocgrhout the United States to sell"automatic •' •"•-" \u25a0- every owner wants ourprof* wr- references
---..\u25a0.-; The O'Neti Tire
t. Protector Co.. £20 Brou-w^j.
COUPLE.—
French. flr»t \u25a0 Ih«b t.titlur; cook: I
v*irv competent; excellent references: rity orcountry. Julien Agency. 47 W«t 42d st. TeL.Hryat
—<M
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COUPLE.— Toung Danlnh man. butler, valet.useful- wife, cook, laundress, boiMeaatd;
best references; $50- Omerb.-rE'a Agency. 716Islington ay- Tel. 105r. Plam.
COUPLES.—
All nationalities ixiiinri andcooks. butler* and eitainbcrmalda, butlers
and ladies* maids; $80. $70, $7fi; Investteatedr«-f«rencefl.. Waldorf Agency, 12 West :j3d at.•phone 3(|
"Madison.fAHMEU -M*n - on private farm; wife good ,
[ .plain coo*. }. S. WUUuma, 75 ail. avt. j
NURSE Gurrnun; aAMiutaly first cla»a; fifteen
months 1 r«f«rtnc<?; very neat, iuv*rtor person;$30-*3T.. Waldorf Agencj'. 12 Wen KM »t.'Phone. 800 M.iiifr.
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NURSE—
Infant; from birth: German: very
competent; willing, worthy; highestreferences; hot tli feeding: wage*. $*0-$M!iJiiiien Agency, 17 West 42d «l T«l.. Bryant—
4351NITRSE Thoroughly axparlenced. Irtih-Anieri
-\u25a0an particularly neat. HUpr-rior young woman;
absolutely flrnt emu* r«»f«renLf-g: $^Vf3«>. \%al--
Sort Asenry. 12 West «M « I'1' "1'- 300 M"11
HOII . .NTTRSI En«it*li. first class; mrant*' or ohil-,,.,, up t<> thr*« r»»rm; ?Sc«)l«nl r*-farenre:\u0084..„• \u0084-ii inann*r»MJ; 136 Waldorf Agney, 12West 33J «t. InmMi 300 Madison.
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BOSTON A93 pcimts in
LCMS fSUMD SOUND ROUTESFALL, RIVER LINE. Via Newr»rt and FatlRiver. I.T.Pier ID, s" R-. P -nrarrea ST.. •*•\u25a0*!«day« and Sundays 5 -30 P M. Btr«. COMJION-WSALTH and PRISCILLA. Qrctiaatr- on eacS.
PROVIDENCE LINE. Vi» Pro»id«nc»- Lea*Pter IS, -Xorth River, foot Murray St.. w^?idays only. 6:00 P. M Steamers PROVIDENCEard PLTITOCTH. Orchestra on each.NORWICH LINE. Via New Ixmlon. -»\u25a0 Pie?40. R p.. ft nari— St.. week dars. 5:0«P. M.:Pi-r TO. E a ••
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ford. Eprir.i?a#!ld and North. L«av-, Pier 2«.E- ,/ w«l«w«l« '!a'* 2:43 P. M. Soaday*. »:3OA. JI. Foot East --'-. • St.. w«?ek day*. 3.o'>t-^J Sundays. 10:00 A. M- Sir KICHAiII>
Tickets staterocan and tafanaatJon at CityTlckft Ofi=». 171 Broadway, =»a r .'T*:in«St. Telephone --21 Ctßtbmdt. Also at N. T.Transfer and TocrlgtJ3aceii_ and at Pler»
MOON 1 IGHT RIPS"
HUDSON RIVER KIGHTLINES1 j
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PEOPLES LINE TO ALBANYI STK. C "W. MOR?E Oven dares Vls > 3TR.
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DaKy from Pisr S_. N It. <*P. M.. W. I29tb St.. 8:30 P. Jl O^HSSTP-A.CITIZENS LIME TO ALBAHT* TROT
v-v =•- TROJAN or RENSSELAES. p:rfI45. N. R.. ft. W»st i'^a St.. rt p Ji.; Tcnk*r3.I7 P. \u25a0 dallr. •""» »' Albany in either direr-
Hon.I Best ?»rvlc». Direct rail connection xzIAlbany and Trr>v for points North. Easr. and
West. Kail tickets accepted for pass*** b»-t-*-»er x^-v York. Alba isd Tro-. Hor3»t
Iac<J automobiles earned a*, \u25a0MMI rar«r.!"»«*nd *<r .*nxnm«T Report Book and "Vo
•ttmHn«!«fln and Beyond." a beantUol illustrate*booklet. _
|CATSKILi>^tINE|•V.Al.l)t> Steamers leave P-.»r 43.
SMITH'S log M R.. ft. Ckrtrtasbti Ht^(iERMANTOWS w«ex says, at JO P. _.:
•CATSKIIX West I__9_ St. I:CO ? M•HUDSON i _ . - .,•ATHENS Saturday Special, iDmSTOCKPORT _
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W. »USih St. Send 2c•Saturday «pecla! *t_np for booklet givingfan only a: Resorts of Calskill K«-polnta marked *. *ion». "Phone ICSs Spring
A Grand Cruise leaving New -rKais»>rin au?. v.c...?ept. 3. 10 a. m.m^ York January 21. 1911. by th? cVeCianrt". .'.'. '._. _ \
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£jU ian anrf iinth«» "W>*t (""nflst to "Tvrdfor second cabin only. M!•_ v^l^™?»« r-htio ** T?->t£* OIBRAI.TAIi.NAPLES A>D JiENO.I Jgf«* Valparaiso, Chil*. &c. Rates s> „_ moi.tke.. ..\n^»t .». :f. M. £7f^ $3aO upward; duration .4 s. x himbi ki, vpi. ;«,. m i.M. mm_B lays. ALSO CRUISES TO li November th» ne-w 17.000 ion l^tmT WEST INDIES. ORIENT and *|&n£s££& amf Cinc »n:y*rt w
-: £t% \ onr-vr. tuv ut\pt n enter the Mediterranean service. Of1A AROUND THE WORLD. TRAVELLERS' CHECK" X3ST__>. JJjWrits for m—lialni pamphlet?. Fourlat D»pr. f.ir Trips Everywhere. an
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