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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
MEETINGs--LegaI

MEEIINGs---LcsaI
THE annual meeting of the members of the
Builders Exchange will be held Monday
March 15 1909 at $50 Jessie st. San Fran
cisco, at II o'clock a. m. The election OF
directors for the ensuing year will be held
at the same place and date. Polls open at
II o'clock M to O'Clock p. m. Also to
vote on an amendment to article A. section 2,
of the bylaws making the dues So instead
of 81. BY order Of the board.
s. II, KENT, Pres
JAMES A. WILSON, Secty.
ANNUAL meeting Of the stock holders of the
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Company will be
held on Tuesday, March %, 1903, at the hour
of II O'Clock a. M, at the office of the com
pany, 2eS Market st. (room 210), San Fran
cisco, CAL, for the purpose of electing directors
for tho ensuing year and for the consideration
and transaction of such other business as may
come before the meeting. Transfer books viii
close on Saturday, March 13, 1900. BY order
of the president.
n. W. THOMAS, Secretary.
Dated March 8. 1909.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11

When Transatlantic won the juvenile race yes
terlsv - Miliin's California stallion Cunard
became the leading sire Of year old winners for
1902. Transatlantic was the seventh winner that
CunarI has sent 10 the post IN the baby races
since the first % January. which is an excellent
record. considering that there only 13 Cum
ard youngsters in training. Cesarion. Cunard's
chief rival. IS represented on the turf this sea-
son by six . year Old winners.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
THe EmcryvilIe schooling list

Tie Emcryvfle schooling list has grown to
extensive pr0pOrt ions. The horses now enrolled
on it include Captain John. Cardinal Sarto Lung
sier. Obey, r. r. FlahertF. Gossiper Long Ball
Ci0Ferland. rchan. Laura clay.-Clare c. Incen-
live. Gladys Bunker. Dandy Fine, Knub Frank
Clancy, Fulietta. Platoon. Wamboro. BERTHE v
Barney Oldfeld. Traffic. Rett and Prince Brutus
The list Of those allowed to- start only once
week IS made up of Belle Kinney Andrew
B. Cook. The Mist. Platoon. tTraf6c, Brush Up
sud Emma @.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
OAKLAND.

Girls to make overalls at our Oakland factory,
Sd St near Clay LEVI STRAUSS & CO. APP
ply to Mr.. Davis.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11

Hme-.24 40, :43 %. At post ~ IN
Donovan, 8 place, 81 show; Gulch,
by J. D. Millin. Start good. w
atlantic 10, Nautical Z, Hargrave
and beat him home in clever styl
the end. Alder Gulch closed well
all the way and had little chance.
start and had no chance at all.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11

Jockey Sweet was suspended for three days
Tor disobedienco at the post on Aunt Aggie.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11

STUDY LAW AT HOME
For advertising purposes, leading correspond
ence school Of law will award a limited unmbel
OF free scholarships to ambitious men of the bet
ter class who desire to improve their positions II
life; make application promptly. giving occupa
ton and home address Box SIS, Call office.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
Seen i'm the Shops

trimmed and completely f:ted. cost s. 70
each
Arabisn lace tea cloths. the as-inch size,
sen for 81 s9.
Cluny borlered tea cloths. the J4-inch
size, with lace In :hc conventioualized sun
flower pattern, sell for 50 s..
Oriental crochet bedspreads fl medallion
patterns. size - by los inches. sell for SIS &.
White bath mats are s. cents, the colore1
ones from that up 10 81 -.
Teddy bear pajamas for the hve-year-oId
boy sell for 81 "a.
Crash bathrobes Ia all col0rs sell for from
s. IS upward. The crepe kimonos with
striped SILK borders arc 81 40 each,
Quilted silk gowns with delicate cUlored
inner Innings sell for s. 81
A jointed bisque doll, with lovely cur!s
and trunkful OF well made clothes, costs
81 a.
French doll with real hair that may be
coInbod. and a most beautiful gown OF
white silk. with blue silk coat. is SO a.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
BELLA COOKE MISSION.
Mrs. Frederick Vanderbilt Contributes
TO Memorial

Mrs. Frederick ". Vanderbilt. Miss C'al-
lender, Miss Catherine =. Bliss and Miss
Grace H. Dodge arc among those who ere
Swing sympathy and money 10 support the
mission iust esta blished in memory OF Mrs
Bella Cooke. the ~Angel OF the Last Side -
who died a year aso This week A house
lras been leased al 10. 23s East 9th street,
not Ear from the room where Mrs. Cooke
las, an invalid, for over hfiy years. and
hero viii Dc done the sort of work in which
Mrs. Cooke was 50 active, despite her
physical helplessness. Under tho charge Of
Ms Sarah g Shaw. Tie resident mission
sry, there VIII be children's classes. moth
.-rs' meetings. and 30 on. old people in
need Of help and widows with children to
support viii come in for special aid. be
gausc theN were the two classes Mrs. Cooke
was most interested in. An employment
bureau Is alreadv established, and Mrs.
shaw states that since the house was
opened, October D. work has been found for
O. good many people.
M Shaw. who Is a trained nurse. was
associated with Mrs. Cooke in her chari-
table work.
The Bella Cooke Mission is, regularly in
corporated. and a directors meeting Will be
l.eld shortly. on Inc afternoon Of Novom-
ler q tablet in memory of Mrs. Cooke
viii be unveiled in the Rose hin Methodist
Episcopal Church. on @7th street, near Sec
oud avenue.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
LIS PENDENS.
Il

NOVEMBER Il.
BOSTON ROAD. 9G6: Amelia Fetzer ast John
Fetzer et al tpartitionl. attorney Il IL
Bergmau
BROADWAY. W :. whole front between iOSth
and I0gth SITS. 3Ol 1OX 100: -Cs<olne Hecht
agt Manhasset Realty Corporation II al
hc!mer, Untermyer \ Marshall
BROAD ST, IO5 % 1o7 Northern Bank OF
agt AdOlph Hollander et al uore-
closure OF IntgJ. attorney. G l. Hoffman
cRAND ST IA G cor Goerck St 35xT5: Annie
Drucker agt Milhclmina Singler e. al tad
measurement Of dower). attorney. j + Me
mann
LOTS 4. a. aud "a. map of $50 lots. property
OF Sisters Of Charity, situated on Eastern
RoulevarI opposite Country club. The
BronN. Chas Y Gabriel agt Mm T. Rooney
81 a, foreclosure Of ntgJ. attorney =
Rabcli.
roTs 13s. IaG and I37. map Of $50 lots.
property OF Sisters of Charity. situated on
Eastern Boulevard. opposite Country Club.
TIE Bronx, Cbas Shbrlel hst EuM q oaI
lagher 81 al foreclosure OF m'g)i attor-
ney. b L Rabeli.
MADISON AVE. 1GG; Bertha Illman ast
Jeanette Busse fpartition), attorneys. Calm.
Hordlinger d Lhndauer.
WATER ST. ~ and % I'D 81 ISL ~
4 of Ist ave. 2SxiO3-Ii sTH AVE. @"1J,
Mary Lscch et al agt Nm % Esnrr 81 al
foreclosure Of mtg: ATTORNEY. IA swain.
s9B ST 1sT and i29 East. two actions; John
ii - Meyer aEt John ID hocEel foreclosure
OF Two Hltgs). attorney. j III huck.
osTH ST - East: Geo Runk agt Lissber-
ger a Jacobs Realty co - al 'iorcciosuie
Of mtgD; attorney, T. y HumineI
SsTH ST sSz East: Israel FREEMAN ast David
Iirbgola "a al faction 10 foreciose mechan-
ics' hcn): attorneys. Fried 4 Fried
IsifT ~. r. 2>US ~ OF Morris ave. -fnS
Ifs5. Alfred } schmitt hgt Louise sehmitt
et al ipaT itionl. attorney. jenkins
i7sTH ST I03ois East: Robert II Bergman
az august Frank ~ al foreclosure OF
mtEJ. a. )rney. IL X Davis
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18

such washable waists as linen, madras
and the like. The two plaits at each side
Of the front provide becoming fulness. The
sleeves are OF the regulation shirtwaist
sort and the waist can be closed either by
means of buttons and buttonh0les or In
Iisibly, as liked.
The quantity of material required for the
medium size is 3is yards 81 or ., yards
So or rs yards A inches wide, with IS yard
Of silk or velvet for collar and cuffs.
The pattern. No. $50, is cut in sizes fog
a 50, a. 3D. 3s. 40 ana AZ inch bust measure
and will be mailed 10 any address on re-
ceipt of 10 cents.
Please give number OF pattern and bust
measure distinctly. Address Pattern De
partment, New-York Tribune. If in a
hurry for pattern send an extra 2-cent
stamp and We VIII mail by letter postage
in scaled envelope.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
PARK TREES MASQUERADE.
Commissioner Finds Them Travelling
Under Assumed Names.

Just how long some of the pine trees on
Riverside Drive have been masqueTading
under oak tree labels Park Commissioner
Smith is unable 10 say. This he does know,
however that recently he gave orders for
the trees in Riverside Park To be labelled,
and in a casual walk in the park he found
oak trees with pine tree labels losins their
leaves in the fall winds and pine trees
moaning as only pine trees can with oak
tree names.
As the Park Commissioners progressed in
his walk nc saw 5th street signs stuck in
the ground at 10th street and some of his
new street in 1icatOrs removed altogether.
Il knew then" said Commissioner Smith.
i'm talking about what he had seen, that
some Of those Wags that are playing Jokes
all the time had transposed the tree labels
and the street indicators
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
SHE WAS KICKED
But Court PrOUod Cold When
Stikcr Sought Redress.

Tho Wo.nen's Trade Union League.
which for the last four weeks has been
trs ing TO break a lockout at the Triangle
Waist COmpany's factory. No. % Washing
ton Place. is greatly T,erpleNed at the pres
cnt moment 10 know where il is at"
The leaguers have In their archives at
no. Es Fast ed street. they say, "A letter
from Commissioner Baker in which he at
hrrns their right TO picket and assures the
strikers and their friends OF the same pro-
lection given 10 the company and the
strike breakers 80 long as they behave I'm
orderly and quiet manner. But Magis-
trate Cornell is said 10 have given quite
different Interpretation OF the law in the
jefferson Market court yesterday morning.
1t happened in this way" said Miss
Elizabeth Dutcher. Of the executive COM
mittee OF tho league. last night. Il WAS
gicketing about $50 O'Clock on Monday
evening. November Is. when a little Italian
girl. beautiful creature. with "A face like
q. Madonna. ran out from a group OF men
sind strike breakers at the entrance of the
factory and kicked Rose Berman, who lives
81 No. la2 Powell street, Brooklyn. Miss
Icrman dsd not retsliate, but turned 10 a
policeman ana said: 4 ask your protection.
Please arrest that girl. lie refused, and
thcn / asked another policeman TO make
tie arrest. lie also refused. This morning
W went TO jefferson Market court and
asked Magistrate Cornell for warrant for
the arrest Of the girl whose name We don't
know. but Aho lives in Bleeckcr street. OF
course we don't feel any animosity toward
hc- We realize that sEe was only a tool,
and VIC viii gladly pay her hne If she is
arrested. ] had with Inc two witnesses. but
We didn't get The warrant Magistrate Cor
ncl said as nearly as I can remember:
What were sou doing IN Washington
Place. Aou have no right to picket. II you
40 there you VIII get what's coming 10 you.
I'm not going 10 interfere and 1 won't give
you a Warrant Ne consulted our counsel,
Mrs Frank III. CawthTen, president Of the
portia club, and also OF The CiNitas Club. OF
Brooklyn and size told as 40 try another
court We went 10 MAGISTRATE Steinert, in
lhe Essex Market court. and were re-
Icred, with no superfluous poiiteness. 10
Jcnerson Market court Nov. we want 10
know rs hat Commissioner Baker meant
when lie said wc had a right 10 picket. and
hoN we can be said To have tie same pro-
lection as. tho strike breakers when We
can't get warrant for arrest in per-
fectly evident case Of assault We have
ylIt the matter in the hands Of our cOun-
sci and arc hoping for further light"
Since the Nomon's Trade Union League
took hand in This matter three OF its
members, including the president, Miss
Mary DnCier. a wealthy Brooklyn woman,
have been arrested, but they were dis
missed with apologies as soon as their iden-
iiiy was disclosed.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18

Chiffon aud Liberty silk foWcred scarfs
sen for from g % upward.
The side effect lace sGbots with high
collars and cuffs are s. 81 st.
Ietted collars on heavy black net sell
for from - oeuts upward and arc popular
with silk houses.
Tullc runs. with big satin ties. to match
The new tail,r suits. may be bought for s. a.
MsraIou feather tuIDaus in box and OIL
long shapes come in Inc natural color,
Hlaok. white, green. tauyc and gray, and
SCH for from s. a upward.
The gold and silver flowers 50 much used
on fur trrbans sell for from g. cents -
several dollars apiece.
I.aTgc beaver squares cut ~ which tur-
lcns are l.adl come as l1w a. s. a.
Striped llack and white taffeta silks ana
checked black and Nhi,e iodisines sell Tor
g. cents yard
Tie Wha lc5one BRUSHES fol removing dust
from the .lair arc s. ~.
square covered work laskets. ribbon
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
BREWER ON SUFFRAGE.
Supreme Court Justice Says It Won t
Mean Race Suicide.

In magazine article which has just ap-
peared David j. Brewer, associate justice
OF the United States Supreme Court. re-
arfirms his belief I'm woman suffrage and
argues that It Is bound to come. Nor will
H. IN his opinion, stop marriage and de-
stroy the home. Children are sure 20
come under any circumstances, Justice
Brewer thinks, and. anyway, race suicide
doesn't seem 10 him the worst offence.
TO load home with SO many children
that the mother cannot give 20 each the
full blessing OF mothers care and atten-
says.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
ALTERATION PLANS.
MANHATTAN
NOVEMBER Il.

FORSYTH ST. cor Houston 81. to
sty brk tenmt. MeTten. 3S Union
50. architect.
owner. : Bernstein. S6s Cherry ~.
kINGSBRIDGE AVE. . :, i63 Is n of
23Gth Il. zig sty fr dwg. lSx21. = 7.
Brown. 4 Hudson 81. NOnkers, archi-
tCCf. cost %
owner. J Ronaine Brown. 5j West
33d st.
KINGsBRIDGE AVE. . s. 2iS.69 n 5 II
23Gth -; sly frame dwg. Sex24. )
l. Brown. 4 Hudson 81. lonkers, archi-
tfct; cost -- --- -
owner. Romaine Brown, % West
I3d ST
TINGSBRIDGE AVE. 5. iss 92 n OF
10th u. 80 sty frame dwg. lSx3T: )
l.. Brown. 4 Hudson -, Aonkers, archi-
f0tt. Gust
owner, J ROmsine Brown SO West
.sBd st
OGDEN AVE. :. 100 n Of 1G4th st:
3 sty' frame store dwg. 21X49. Thomas
r Dunn, 953 NOodycrest ave. architest;
cost .ss.s.-.s
owner, - 5 hlaveus. on premises.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
PROPOSALS.

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF
NEW YORK.
Ndjutant Generals Once.
state Arsenal. Goth street and seventh Ave
nue.. New York city.
November 17th. 1909.
Sealed proposals. Will be received at the
Adjutant Generals once. 55th street and
Seventh avenue. New York city. until Il
O'Clock noon on Thursday, December 2d. 1909.
for furnishing clothing for the National
Guard. State OF New York. follows:
.. 600 Dress Coats.
1000 Dress Trousers.
These 10 be delivered at the state Arsenal
within six go months from date OF contract
in such quantities and at such times may
be required by the Adjutant General
The state reserves the right 10 accept or
reject any alt proposals or any part thereof
not deemed satisfactory.
specifications Of the above mentioned ar
ticlss statement OF the requirements to bo
couipIied with in submitting proposals for
and the rules governing the furnishing OF
such articles. and blank forms for proposals
may be obtained az this Office.
AL bids must be sealed and directed 10
Th3 Adjutant General. state OF New York
State Arsenal. S5th street and Seventh ave
nus. New York City. and plainly marked
Bids for informs for the National Csuard "
NELSON III. HENRY
The Adtutant General. : y. Y
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
MRS. PANKHURST AT LEAGUE.

Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst. the English
suffragette. will lecture before the League
for Political Education at the Hudson
Theatre on November 90. This will be the
only meeting I'm New York at which she
will appear under other than suffrage
auspices.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The shirtwsist that is closed at the left
of the front is a novelty of the season.
This one can be made from silk with
trimming OF velvet as in this instance.
from flannel, albatross. cashmere or any
similar wasting. or can be utilized for
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
NOVEMBER IO

CLINTON AVE . r. 1GTs a. s of Is0,h
loans brook Conservation c.o...-'..... $4,000
same bans same. l' 10000
LONGFEIJyOW AVE 5 cor Freeman
"a. i3l MODS. North American Mort
gage Co loans Iongfellow Realty Co. SO. 600
MAPES AVE, 1soth 81. a2 1eS
al James q Wentz loans Melvin
Realty a Construction Co............. $1,000
18TH ST S s. 10 n Of Clinton ave
4odx1O1; same loans same ............ $1,000
fsaTH ST. s. 500 ~ Of Clinton ave,
4i.rxlos; same loans same. -..-..-.... 10000
e3fTH ST. :. 2o6 II of CARPENTER ave.
Tiepsr .............-.... 4ooO
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18

needn't increase our price" Also, If the
weather continues mild turkeys may take
a drop. A year ago to-day the price was
just what IT is now. The day before
Thanksgiving good turkeys were selling at
- cents pound.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency.
Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Cow
srnsssea. etc to colleges. Schools and Families.
Apply to Mrs NJ J. YOuSG-FuLTON.
81 Union square
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18

THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
MADISON SQUARE (12e BrOadwayl
Harlem Branch: S43 Lenox ave. above i.Ith St
Brooklyn " 2iS Livtngston street
$50 BRANCHES IN ALL CITIES.
Pupils hear and speak the new language
clusiVely from the arst lesson trial lessons
free
TI.TOR-ASsURES SUCCESS SCHOOL. COL
iexe regents eNaminations hours at pupils
convenience: satisfactory terms and refer
ences. 4. n. Box is. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18

CliANBERNAIDS and MATTRESSES - First
class. with best city references az schroeder ;
Bureau. 40 Lexington ave. 5sth. 59th sts Tel.
Plaza U1ss3.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

CHANBERMAfD - WAITRESS - Young swiss
woman: long city reference. city situation pre-
ferred o.. Hofmayer's Bureau. 153 West e3l st.
Telephone 1864 Chelsea.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18

ENGINEER or superintendent. holding marine
and stationary license; familiar with all de-
tails and repaiTs: hotel factory. once building
apartments: highest references. Engineer. 430
Hudson ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18

CIERK-Young man. IS: packing ana
shipping clerk: four years experience. best
recommendations: willing wsrkeri 70 bad
Eabits. Sam hirsh, I04 2d St
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18

CHAUFFEUR.-22 years old; years expert
cnce: careful driver: mechanic city or eoun-
try; will furnish reference. ; Noryak. i23 9Th 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female
CHAMBERMAID.-- BY Finnish girl: best Of ref
erences very neat and tidy: wages S.. Med's
Bureau. 32f columbus ave Tel ihDf-Schuyler.
CfIAMBERAiAID- SEA MISTRESS. - Good sewer
wants 10 get good place; city country.
N!ite 10 nessy, lel West 2lth 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18

IIBRARIAN-Seholar. correspondent or pri-
vate secretary. SO. speaking English. French,
German and Hungarian Scholar. EOx :
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18

Female.
Experienced; best references fur
aished. Mrs. Zabriski. 12i East 123d ST.
GOVERNESS. - Accomplished and experienced
speaking, teaching perfect French. German.
care training children; expert traveller: highest
references. Education. 233 East Goth ST.
GOVERNESS. S.-Young English woman: or as
companion; experienced: musical. best testi-
monials. 20 East Firth 81.
SECRETARY and COMPANION-By college
graduate: full knowledge social requirements:
good stenOgTaphcr; excellent reader. musician.
would travel; best references. Address Brs IT,.
WestWood. y. J.
STENOGRAPIIER-- Experienced. reliable and
accurate; takes diclation rapidly: reads notes
well. highest references. anxious 10 secure per
manency; living with parents {. stafford. 4@1
East 10th -.
STENOGRAPHER.--Up American girl
wants position quickly: good value for money
educated. correct worker. Miss Wilson, 4. o.
Box 1.045 New York city.
-
APHER-TYPEWRITER American
girl: good grammarian. good speller: one Years
expefence. moderate salary for chance of ad
vancemcnt &. J. q 3i9 West 12Oth 81.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR-Two years
experience with L. r. r.. one year with
telaphCne company expert operator; NJ rel
eTenCe. Address T. G. Box II. TRIBUNE Otlce
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
PRINTING.
JEW ElRY.

PRINTING. color and commercial EA(sT.
PRESS. 2O2 West 34th 81. f104-Murray iii
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18

PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT co. going out
business. Is Offering its stock models far bel
cost. 20 East 33d ST
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
HELP WANTED.

Female.
DRESSNAKER given room ald board for three
DAYS work weekly. Dunn IS Madison ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
HELP WANTED

Male.
CHEMICAL I.ABORATORY-Wante n High
School graduate. not over 10 years of age.
with some knowledge Of chemistry. Must be Of
German. English Irish extraction and reside
with relatives. References are expected with each
application y. b., Box 6. Tribune once.
EPISCOPAL CLERGYMAN. as organst for
Texas church; 81. 200. Webster's Choir EN-
change. 1876 9Th
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18

CHAUFFEtT r. 'Olored: understands any make
gasolene car: will go anywhere: if work IL not
satisfactory money is not accepted; references.
Edgar EdwafAs. Box go. ProvineetoWn. Mass
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

REMOVAL
Miss Mary Rice Employ men. Bureau ha,
removed to 1914 Broadway. cor. eth ST. simp-
Bldg.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18

cHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS. Neat. first
class Swedish girl excellent waitress; hest
reference; city or country: friend good cock.
assist laundress- Osterberg's Bureau 7fS Lex
inston ave. Tel 1865 Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18

KTTCHENMAID or GENERAL HOCSEwCRR
By neat young Swedish girl: newly landed
strong. willing. Obiiging: good worker: city pre-
ferred. OscteTberss Bureau. 716 Lexington ave.
Tel 1865 Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18

CHAUFFEUR, -: experienced driver, and able
TO take Of any OF launch. Telephore,
Joe. 4525-Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
WORK WANTED,
Male.

BOOKKEEPER wants night work. after :
evenings. checking trial balances, posting. Nd
dress Thompson, % East 14th st.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18

I.TfMBER.-Six million feet Of slightly use
lumber. good new. taken from Pennsyivant
Terminal. cheap. principally 2x9 3xf2 and i2xis
II TO as II. long. Apply Thos. Burton. 10 Eas
a3d 1t Phone 135s-Cranercy.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
SPECIAL FALL SAILING
NOV, 25 s, 8. CEDRIC ToSs' Ss'

CEDRIC CLOGS tons). Nov. 2S. Jan. 5. Feb 10
Romantic Dec. ]. Jan Is. Feb % Apr. =
cretic Dec. 0. Jan. -. Mar. L. APR. rs. May 10
SELriC t2Ose4 tons)- =. Feb. 2. Mar "a
CanOpic. Dec IS. Feb. l.. Mar "a, Nav 4, June II
PASSENGER OFFICE. o BROADWAY.