New-York tribune., 1900-11-01
A MOBILE PRIZE.
Automobile Free to VIM
ner of This Contest.
Handsome Runabout to Be Presented
by The Tribune-To Be Seen
at the Show.

Many people in their frantic endeavors 20 get
a horseless carriage are said to be willing to
accept any kind OF a machine long as they
can be assured OF immediate delivery One man
ufacturer said the other day that q wouId-be
purchaser asked for one stvle os vehicle and
then for another. and finally. when told that
neither style could be delivered az once asked
the maker what he did have. A certain szyle OF
machine was mentioned. and the man purchased
for cash at once, being anxious only that =
should be delivered at his stables Immediately
Those who are competing for the automobile 20
be presented by The Tribune Will not have any
vexatious delays and no uncertainty about what
sort OF machine the " 1ner OF this contest Will
get. The machine IS a splendid looking run
ahou. Of the style now so popular and the
winner Will get the automobile in time 10 take
a run into the country Thanksgiving Day
1t is made by the Mobile Company" Of Tarry-
town. y. Y. and is a companion vehicle cf the
one which made the ascent OF Pixies Peak re-
Gently While some Of the leaders appeared TO
be a little passive yesterday. few OF those not
the top showed a disposition 70 climb
into the front rank. ". 5. BuffuIn added over
twelve hundred votes 20 his score and the Rev.
c. L NewboId did nearly we'll The machine
viii be on exhibition AT the Automobile Show ar
Madison Square Garden. which begins Satur-
day.
Any woman in the States of New
York Connecticut. Massachusetts or New-Jsr-
sey being at the time OF the contest reader OF
The Tribune. is eligible to he voted FOR and TO
receive this machine. II winner in the voting
contest.
ENTRIES will be received up to p n on
November ). 1900.
VOTING will end at p m on Monday. No
III
IN time TO enjoy Thanksgiving Day ride.
Votes will consist OF headings OF the first
page Of The Daily or Sunday Tribune, beginning
with the date OF September .. 1900 One head
Ing will count one vote; ten headings as ten
votes. and 50 on
G. T. M.-Your first request has been conn
piled with, but the second, TO transfer votes to
some other competitor, cannot be done accord
ing to the conditions governing this contest
IT. B.-The thirty votes you referred 10 we're
received at this Office October 80, and ap-
pear in this edition of the paper
THE VOTING TO DATE. OCTOBER 81
Miss Caroline Maben, Carnegie Hall. .e,OST
Florence VI. Chambers. 96S st. Nich's-aVe-s.2O1
Mrs.N. N.P.LeAeh, TheLOdge, Hines FaIls.S.Y-S-O91
E.. l.. Purdy, clerk, Union Club, City .7Is25
Rev G l. e1vboId, Manhasset l. .6.2S4
LIE Roy See, y. Y. A C.. Berkeley school 1854
| W. :. Bunum, DObbs Ferry. y. N....... .4,64S
W. :. McLnuGhIin. B. p Order Ellzs No. L .1-SS7
| Brewster Clark. Goshen y. f..-- .1.6ST
/ DIR. John j. Anderson. Historfan, B'h<lyn 1.So1
/ DR.. Chas. A. KInch, 273 W. 7Oth-st- City $40
| Miss Alice Higgins. 4OI MacOn-st- Bklyn Sal
| OrviIIe q. AckerIy. lis B'way, City. 1877
! III. W. Bailey. 392 5th-ave., Newark. y. j. I2O
| Coroner A. t. Banning. Mt Vernon, n. 4. $40
F. III. Blake. 759 y. B''vay. \ fOnkers..... 500
George b. Reid. 10 ChAuncey-st-. B'kIyn- $50
Charles A RuckhOld. 1877 4th-ave-, City. 4SS
j. p. A. Schroeder. Continental CO...-... 493
Thomas {. kennard. 81 Z. 21st-st- City. 412
Dr. PerIey H. Mason. PeekSkill. \. Y.-.. 37S
John r. MorewOOd. Elizabeth n J---.. S6S
Louis {. ArtC N. 56 EIdridge-st-. City,. S66
IIoxd n RockhiII Trenton, y. J........35S
DIR. j. III. Shave. Cold Spring HArbOr. ny. 341
George f.. Briggs. Peekskill. y H-.....- 387
Huro Won Hagen, Lake Naceabuc. y 4. ~
Charles F. Agor. shrub Oak, n. 251
DR. Elmer Lee. L.. ". 5Sth-st- City, $50
E. n Daniels. $50 9th-st-. BrOOkIyn...- 249
Mrs jeremiah Lott. Flatbush. L. l.. n " 24S
j. Herbert Ferris, Il BrOad-st-, city 22T
Rev. y. Fred'k Van HOrsen, Carmel, n u &2T
Fred w snow. sup't. Hilburn. n ..--- 1S0
RAYMOND t. Crane. Lyons Farms, ~ j.. les
Leslie smith. Harlem Wheelmen 1S1
Frank George. PeekskilI. n u. 1A3
William Thomas, summit, n J.--.--... 1S4
Geo. VI. Gillespie. BROOKLYN, n 1.....-.- 1S0
c. VI CaroIan. 22I So. 2d-st.. BROOKLYN. 12S
DR. william II. Ross, Brentwood, l. L.. no
= Carman Harriet. Newly ork City,. 100
H. r HaviIand. 234 L. 31st-st-. City. 1O4
Col. T. Holland. Salvation Army. City. 1O1
John Henry Hull lawyer, II Park Aows %
v - Alien jr- stamford. COnn-..... 0O
W. T.. Beach. MOrrtstOyyn, y. J....'s.- 50
NILS Ameck. los WOOdvvOrth-st-. fker. 50
Mrs. r. l.. Swee1y. 81 COnVent-ave-, City IS
John H. " oOd, Port Jervis, y. N.---.-.. 56
Rev II. Il. HomnnS. Whitesfone. IL. ny. 76
Aug. T. Weisse. Yorktown Heights. n Il "a
lame. C. RoEersOn. 26 Z 47th-st., City. 70
Henry c. Ward. 5S Wali-st-. City y-....-.- IS
E Everett Mills. East Orange. ~ J--..s SS
Charles W WecLer, Van WtnAle-st-J'y City 60
Chas r. Keen, 266 ". 22d-st-, City. IS
j. c. PumpeIIy, 257 W Soth-st- City, 60
Junfua Brown. No. 152 ". 57th-st-, City bS
j. Il Light. Jersey City High SCHOOL, bS
Nm NJ Gage, Saratoga Springs. ~. E-..- 81
RevCF Jones. 23S Van Buren-st-. Bklyn Is
Col j. u CuIyer. 81 MndisOn-st.. Bkiyn S4
AdoIph Lienhardt. StnPfetOn. > A--..-. 64
F. G. Kuehnie. I Madisen-Rve. 63
Mis-. h & Vincent, CruGers-On-Hudaon. so
Miss G. {. Ackley, Al n N-Ave Bklyn--s 90
Rev. Wrn 4. Cay D o A. Father Lacey y-------- u
NJ HsIsay-.-...--.-- = Warren Belah-
Mrs c. K Huntington. - samuel A ConA4I2-.ss y
J. 3 N,nson------- a W 3 = Aason- "A
Joseph Herzberg- a. yule shi1sr 10
N Haslstt---..--- - FRANCIS h Cassot----- 10
James Reid t---.-- a. Sonf@G Anett; u $1,000 10
r r2hoa5ss.--...- 81 J CLYDE Ayton
= n wa <r1an. ......-. 81 Edward a RoDnson---. .
r. Grf1ng- 80 James = 5oyee-
y. M11ett----.-.--- - Tecsrlck q Sra4tn--s-~
". 3. Breck------- - iona 3 tSlano---------
Charles P Walley----- g. Nl.iia1n = GranSsT--.-s
G " Terry 81 George F. Curwia..-----
L.ester ! n