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The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-02
What He Knew.

"You can tell me the names Of the
twelve apostles, Sam?" said the pref
ty Sunday school teacher one morn
ing. Sans face fell and he shifted
his weight from one foot to the other.
Cant do it, ma'am," he said, sor-
rowfully; and then his eyes bright
ened; "but 1 can call of all of the
pitchers in the league teams" he vol
unteered.-Harper's Magazine.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-02
WEEKS NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS

Queen Victoria of Spain was de-
livered of son, still-born, at 2 o'clock
Friday morning.
Count de Lesseps of France duplicat-
ed Bleriot's flight across the channel
from Calais to Dover Saturday, but in
less time.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-02
y. 9. schooner searched by NIcarasu

y. 8. Schooner Searched by Nicaragua
Bluefields, Nicaragua.-A Nicara-
guam government force from the gun
boat Venus Wednesday boarded and
searched the American schooner Es-
fuerzo, flying the Stars and Stripes.
The action was In defiance of ruling
from Washington that the Venus had
forfeited her right Of search.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-02
Falls From Grace.

Cleveland-Chief of Police Freder-
lex Koehler, the golden rule" chief
and lauded by President Roosevelt as
the best chief of police in the country,
was suspended Wednesday by Mayor
Baeh- on charges of gross immortality,
and habitual drunkenness.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-02
Stop

taking liquid physic or big or little.
pills, that which makes you worse
Instead of curing. Cathartics don't
cure-they irritate and weaken the
bowels. CASCARETS make the
bowels strong, tone the muscles So
they crawl and work-when they
do this they are healthy, producing
right results. {"
cAscARErs roc q bog for Q week's
treatment. All druggists. Biggest seller
n the world. Million boxeo fno0th.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-02
600 Miners Quit Work,

Webb City, Mo.-Six hundred zinc
miners in this district Wednesday
Joined the ranks OF the strikers, and
now 1900 men are out.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-02
SPORT.

Pinceton took the second game from
Harvard MondaY-7 to1.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

COMMISSION salesman wanted to handle line
of patented dressing sacques side line,
must have Office Address at once L. Nathan,
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
HOLD FRIENDS LINGERIE
Actress Is Also Dressmaker, Gus
toms Men Discover.

The lingerie of Miss Vida Whitmore. ~
actress. came under discussion At the Gus
tom House -esterdav. and x still q sub
iert for investigation both there and at the
Appra iser's stores.
Miss Whitm0~e used 70 he considered one
or the best looking girls at Weber's Music
Hal bat in 1907 she went into partnership
with Nora Lyden in the dressmakins bust
ness sr 10. l. West 45tH street n 1905
she tired Of the dressma king business and
married ATandavilEs dc Nariguv Hall. hut
after = Two months honeymoon in London
she discovered that Hall already had wife.
This discovery Uas 50 embarrassing that
she pawned her jewelry and came hack 10
this .rount-v. where she has since been once
more on the stage
Miss WEitmore's lingerie became cf In
terez7 through her former dressmaking part-
rer. Miss Lyden Miss Lvden came back 70
this nort on the Majestic. after . visit 70
Paris. and declared Ssa worth OF dutiable
goods The inspectors went through her
iaggsge and then Miss Lyden remembered
gowns and other articles worth S316 most
of which. she SAID was lingerie for her
friend. Miss Whitmore.
Deputy Surveyor SuvJh found that Miss
Wnitmore'z address was still recorded as
No. , West 45th street, and that the dress
still On record a. being at No. j. West
-5th street AS q consequence the baggage
was seut 70 the Appraisers Stores and de
rision WAS reserved on Miss Lydeus case
peudnE 4 further Investigation
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
COGAN RELUCTANT WITNESS
Describes Customs Graft IN IN
derweighing Imports.

Edward A Cogsr, formerly an assistant
ryeigher IN the customs service, and now
= municipal Official in Passaic. was the
chief witness yesterday I'm the trial Of
George Z BedelI, Charles H. WarGwell
and Charles D Drew before Judge Martin.
lll the Criminal Brancn of the United States
Circuit Court. on the charge Of defraud1ng
The government by false weights Of inn
ports
Cogau was \ very reluctant witness. but
h.. admitted that at various times while
serving a. an assistant weigher in South
BROOKLYN he had divided with Drew sums
Of money received from importers for
underweighing
Cogan recalled that he had received
money from representatives Of Graniano.
II n Westervelt & Co. Contincino g. Co,
q 7. Luny and other importers Of lemons,
but he denied that there was any agree
rnent with the importers as 70 the amouzt
Of money 10 be paid for the underweighing-
Cogan next recalled that while on the
Jersey CITY docks he and another assistant
7,eizber lad paid 70 Wardwen about half Of
u,ba+ they received from the importers
He said that they made the payments be
,a,sa +. was the ests blished custom. He
hea acted honestly for the government for
shour Two years. he said, and had taken
r,o,,e,- for dishonest weighing for six or
seven years
The hearing WAS adjourned after Cogsn 8
testimony until 10 o'clock this morning
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
5RS7 BLOOD FOR cops"
Beat Firemen at Baseball After
an Exciting Game,

The Police Department baseball team
Won -re 1-Vr game of The series against
80 F.-e Department nine for q silver low
~ r-r offered hy The chief" ~ Wash
-reror Park BROOKLYN. Yesterday. nv 2
~r~-a rr -
The -z~-c was parked hr some brilliant
-"r--- catches and fast plays NanE Off
cs's ~ -.e rv-o departments were present.
s---- them being Police Commissioner
Baker Deputy Police Commissioner Reyn-
(7s ~ Brooklyn. and Fire chef Croker.
y pl-=-ooE 7ivel- interest in the game
-e -~ors asrted SplIane. The opposing
TIr~-a-. fo~ eleven hits. which accounted
f-r --et- victory. Rorer and Nandt hewil-
'ere6 tae @re~en with their ruzzlins de
'-rer-
Fifteen -lr5red policemen and freHaen-
s--el p5r- whistles horns a1d rattles.
made the same exciting. The second game
r' he se-#es viii nc paved q American
-saSle Park next "Wednesday afternoon.
mex lined Uq az follows
Poke Department Mueller. LEFT 5eld. Barry.
E..s-5su- right 1@-d, Ward, first
rec H1---.s. centre field. S'.rE@. second base
--rc oss= Ea-grsE=- catcher. Napier.
t -'alzr--. Powers short srcr. Fitzrsr
sTl base. NeNauEs. centre field bout1-
-zrr F-.~-. second base terer- le<- 1elc.
~Ehr red smith. catcher. Spillane,
r. rgr' field
=ssrrr BE- innings follows
=. ~. ge.i Il :
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
EoREcLOsURE SALES.

- PPENF COURT OF THE STATE OF NV
York County Of New ECrk-Au7srtcan -
COMPANY Plaintiff. against The M4tlOck Realty
t-crupsrlv and others. Defsndau-S--tn pursua-cs
Of a Judgment OF foreclosure and sale tu.E
made an4 entered in the aoovs entitled akron
and bearing date the 26th day q August. lRie
I The undersigned. the Referee IN said Juczfnsn-
named viii sell a; public auction, az the E1-
ehsucs SaIes-corn. Nos t4-l6 Vessy Street, n
-Hs Borough % Manhattan. CITY CT New Nork
on the nth day OF September, 1910 az =
Aucriouesr the premises directed BY said tutz
rnent 20 be sold and therein described As fol
lows. All that certain lot. ptecs o. ps--ei of
land together with the buildings and improve
uleuts thereon erected iC The Borough cf Nan-
haitian. CITY q New York bounded ard de-
zgrfbad as follows Beginning at rHe intersection
OF the rorrharIv side Of TVsrry-rhi-c street ard
rhe wesferlv side OF Lexington Avsnris, rrI1riss
thence northe-iy along the westerly side cI
Lexington Avenue ninety-ssven (STl feet ard ak
~ inches, thence westerly parallel wft1
T-ventv-thfrc Street and through a party wal
1rtv t5O feer. thence sourhsrly parallel vtt1
Lexington Avenue and part - he va
through another party wall utre-v--ever ST
-rvseTtv-thira street. and thence easterly along
+rs r1-rhsrlv side % TvVeuty-t,tr7 Street nv
tSn fset 70 the point OF beginning. be ths said
several dimensions and distances ulo-e or les
Dated New York. August Soth. 1910
NEW Ell. MARTIN, Referee
THOS. L. ADAMS. Attorney for Ptafntic. NN-
163 Broadway. Borough u Manhattan. NV
York CITY
TNs following - A diagram % the crop--ry -
bs sold. tts street Numbers III and lsS East
Tvyerty-third Street ard s Lsxinsror Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

RENTING MAN for Office. stores and lofts
also high grade salesman. weekly account,
( leads furnishe ed, helped every way Capable.
! Boy % Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

/ SALESMAN for the road for large New York
manufacturing COMPANY; must have had
. travelling experience. staple line: salary, 81
Afrchtfl iAeancvN Flatiron Building.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

ASSISTANT ADVERTISING NANAGER.-
Prefer p man with trade paper experience
must he an executive man. familiar with all
branches OF advertising. copyrighting. etc; sal
ary, S2.50o Mighiil agency, Flatiron Build
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

Goa ACHMAN-T TSeful: must have experience and
good references, good wages. Industrial As
socistion unct Employment Agency. Il West
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
Fena1&

CHu-D's Nurse OF CHAMBEEWoRK.- TourE
German good plain sea Mistress P. Miss
FIofraver-s Buresu 1908 Fifth ave. ninth
eoor Telephone 4527- Madison Square.
COOK WAITRESS Together or separate. good
cauabie girls W. Miss Hofuaver's Bureau,
32c 222 Fifth ave, ninth foor Telephone 1927
Madison Square
GERMAN NJ RSI-THree years excellent ref
erance. ritr country So. AlbaH- EN-
uloE.n7ent Agency. 20 East $50 s.
RELIABLE colored woman wants Office or
APARTMENTS 70 clean personal reference. L
". Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1854 Broadway
WA<TED-The care of house. city or Coun-
fr1. hy three ADULTS are willing 10 render
an extra services II required furnish The
best 81 city references from former employers
Address =. carr East 63d st New York.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

/ sTENOGRAPHER and timekeeper for auto
/ ,7ohj1e confranv. salary SIS MighIl
. = R-TiI
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
LIABILITIES IN MILLIONS
oe0Js i Steele Miller Company Ex
cee6eG Assets by Enormous Sum.

Jackson Miss. sept s.-Sensatioual evi-
--.0f relative - the details or the alleged
s-a-iel- methods Of the defQncr Steele
oTcpsnE- cotton factors. a. Corinth
-.75- aeTeloped during me taking OF dep
- .iE3'is lH the United States Bankruptcy
''-t here to-6a--
2-res compiled hv sn expert accountant
- mat tE- Liabilities Of the firm exceed
assets 1y more than $4,000 and that
AorHng capita ~ the steele-A1ille ler
'iAnany do not exceed $1,000
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

ta,tFFNA -ColorAd. > feet $ inches. single
or double. strictly temperate. TWO ears with
one employer well recommended. Thompson
care Of Hayes. So ~ ave
COACHAfAN GARDENER. VERY reliable; use
fuI al anything needed on gentIemans place;
exceil=nt references Carpenter Bureau, ia 9Th
ave. Telephone 12SS-Chelsea.
COUPLE.- Young married Germans, no children
farmer. gardener. can milk care horses: cot
-aEa 0refsrrsd. well recommended Carpenter 5
Bureau. f5+ 6rh ave
FARM ASSISTANT by strong. temperate
young man with some experience In farm
work. wss-s. ST. monthly. good reference
Irwin g Asnucz- - West nth ST
GARDEN FP-Fyperr- take entire charge nf
gcutseusau-s estate. Hhorcughly efficient In
all branches. desires change highest refer
encee English Box us Mendhau, Y. !.
GARDENER. farm manager. caretaker, strictly
sober. knows how. practical, first class ref
erences. Address :. Z. c, Fngevood- \ j
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
BREAKS SWIMMING RECORD
Thirteen Year Old Girl Does 2
Fast Mile and Half.
-r telegram - Thr Tribune.

Schenectady. \ =. Sept E-EloiSc
Dawes thirteen -ears old. daughter OF 2
F7--0-- superintendent here, swan what
was =a-a 20 be 9 measured course Of mile
and lalf today in thirty-four minutes
T-i- is remarkable performance f the
Stance was accurately measured. as An
metre EeIiaruaun. who holds the mile rec
T-- f0~ women took thirry-tno minutes
~ cover distance o. half q mile less than
Mss Davies swan
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
suRRooATE's NOTICES.

m PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner q Thomas a Surrogate OS the County
of New York notice lS hereby given 20 al per-
sons hgVing claims against Jones r PUN
Iav1 ~ the Borough OF Manhattan. City - Nv
YORK deceased 70 present the same with
vouchers thereof the subscribers az thar
nIac- OF rrausactins business. the once ~
faniai Mason. thair attorney. No IS wtuts-,
StrAst in the Borough ot Manhattan Cfrv ~
New York or before the nrs. day % oc-
s.hSr next
pated New York the 9th day OF Marca fssn
GEORGE ". PLUM -.
CAROLINE 7. MASON. EN-coeors
DANIEL, MASON. Attorney for Execators %
William street. Borough OF Manhattan. ctzy
OF New Ycrk.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
AMERICAN AVIATOR FALLS.

Geneva. Switzerland Sept S-Alfred F.
$50 Of New York. while experimenting
vim an aeroplane Of has own Invention to
dav was dashed violently to the ground
from height Of about thir1y-five feet He
escaped with slight injuries
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
SCHOONER NOT LOST. AS FEARED

slon. SEPT s-The schooner which was
o-lsiol Of Sandy Hook last Sunday
TIE British steamer Taps 5oz. from
forE for Brazilian ports did not
IS had been feared Tie big five
-.' Nathaniel 7. Palmer. heavily laden
ca. arrived here tonight in tow
-'rfolE with her bowsprft and head
led away and with other marks
q. ti-s--egL.ln.ol-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
BaNkBOOkS.

PA%KPOOK No. 2so,049 OF the Union Dime
savings Bank Is missing any person having
- same uithiu ten dave. submit 10 having
said passbook cancelled and new one Issued
Tl7ET-Bankhook No. 6ls341. Bank for Savings.
No $50 9Th New YORK payment stopped
please return book 70 bank ---------
7--0GT--TSsn-bo71 No a7a 555, Bank for Savings
80 4th ave. New York Fsyment stopped
Please return book 70 bank
I=-r on 4TCT F,N-F Handbook No 55s, ,6i5 ~
I"Ili c.err,ar SAVING Bank In the city OF New
,-9ri, corner 18th ave and 1sth at issued 10
sr1t-zser An persons are cautioned
iohil iohil. ,-.-rt7 t,,,- H. same. If not returned
- ~ bsnk on the Goth day Of September, 1910
q duplicate will be Issued.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
Fast 90 Sf-ner

The approximate amount Of The lien o. cha-g~.
- satisfy which rNe above-yieScrih@d r-rperrv
70 BE- sold j. one hundred Ten thcyIsa ID. eight
hundred 1fteen ard s--foo tSlt0.sI5 atil 4Oliars
vr{rF interest thereon from the 18th cav > Nulv
fNiO together with costs and allowances amount
inE To Eight hundred eight ant 54-l0O ,SssiS Sto
dollars with interest rom The SorN dav ~
August 1910 together with the expenses Of rhs
sals The approximate amount % the taxes a.
s=sxulnurs and water rares, other liens. which
arr 70 b. allowed 70 the purchaser out ot tNs
u,irrhase-rnoney. paid BY rhe Referee -
Sixtv-cve hundred and seysnty-rve SO S-5i dot
lars and interest
said premises Will he sold s.nlect 20 hrS-
r7ortEage of SfHU.Vco with accrued interest
thereon ~ the rate or 80 per anpum from th4
Ist cav OF June 1910.
TIE premises vii os sold subject - covenants
and restrictions contained in deeds recorded II,
Iiber +5@ Convey auces- page 2SG. and LLcer az
Convevauces. page $50. and agreement 90
r1~rersloue etc, contained IN deed recorded IN
Iiber - CCnvayanCes. age 2ao section :
Dated New York. August 5Gth 1910
NEWELL MARTIN. Referee
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
PROPOSALS

ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL,
III. August Is 1910 - Seal
duplicate, sub i7ct % thr usua
b. received at this Arsenal
d. M. September n, 1910 Tor
condemned ordnance store
Ing quantities, ,ondltion etc
application 90 r p Hon hs
Dept, L. s. A. Commanding.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
WORK WANTED.
Male


CHA JF7FEI- Experienced mechanic licensed
driver. five Years experience: private family.
highest references. all cars. B. Grundy. 80
Amsterdam ave
ELFCTRI ICTAN-Experionced on batteries for
commercial and pleasure vehicles. desires 20
sittou ir New York ''EieCtrician,' io+ East
1+rn
PHOTOGRA APFER-Y Young man. with Il years
experience In outside and inside work. IS a
newspaper man understands same: ten years IN
last Mace would lfkr 10 make a change. teT1-
perate George Nelson. 80 Cheever Place,
BROOKLYN. n =.
TIsIEF- Eel F1Fl-Youug man desires position.
ptvrelf bill. customer, ledger clerk. Time
keener Tf4 Sth ave
" - NTEp-Posi+ioD as manager on gentle
mans estat, or farm. American. aged 40;
small adult family. thoroughly experienced in
all branches Of farming. stock raising. dairy
ing. gardening ard poultry Al butter maker,
7lf kinds farm machinery ana can handle men
20 advantage. farm accounts correctly kept
hest references p .. Box 314, Baldwin. Long
Island.
WATCFNAN or. GATEMAN -- Thoroughly
connetert trustworthy and r"liable: at
once. city reference. bord II required z l.,
-qS Grand ST., ,rersev CITY.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

AGENTS to handle our teas and conees; expe-
rence not necessary: build Up business OF
your own Call or write. Burns & Reed. 209
Hudson st. New York
ASSISTANT ADVERTISING NANAGER-
Prefer man with trade paper experience !;
must he executive man. familiar with al
branches OF advertising. cCpyrighting. etc; sal
srT $500, Mighit agency, Flatiron Build
ing
COACHMAN- Useful: must have experience and
good references good wages, Industrial As
sociation uncA Employment Agency Il West
A2d
COMMISSION salesman wanted to handle line
of patented dressing saCquss side line;
must have Office, Address at once L Nathan,
care Of Rogotz Bros, TO Waverley Place.
COCPLE-Wife cook-Iaundrezs; butler,
useful: good wages Industrial Association
dncl Employment Asenoz. II West 40 St
COCPLE-Tifa cook or lauudress: man coach
man, useful must have good references. In
dustriai Association unc) Employment Agency,
II West 42d st
DRAaFATIC-Want well dressed men capable
Of speaking lines for first class production
good chance for ambitious young men. Room
739. K1ickerbocksr Theatre Building
EXECUTIVE office man for Office position.
work and bookkeeping. salary 70 start. 81
200 Mlghtu lAgencyl. Flatiron Building
FARMER wanted TO work on shares Call or
write lao Liberty st. New York
MAN. 9S. as correspondent. large concern; SIS,
advancement EMPLOYERS Reference Ser
vice. t44 West 23rd st. CoUtant & Hyle. PropS
RECEIVING clerk for firm located in Bush
Terminal warehouse, BROOKLYN; man win
experience in that work. salart. SIS; call
Nighiu tAgenCyl. Flatiron Building.
RENTING MAN for Office stores and lofts,
also high grade salesman. weekly account
leads furnished helped every way Capable.
Box % Tribune Office.
SALESMAN for the road for large New York
manufacturing company; must have had
travelling experience: staple line: salary, 81
200. MIghin tAgency), Flatiron building
sTFNOGRAPHER and timekeeper for auto
r7ohIe company salary, SIS Mtghin
FAgenry). Flatiror Building.
STTNOGRAPHFR bookkeeper; exceptional
opportunity for high grade young man TO
ADVANCE with around s15 70 start. eventually
to work out 81 shorthand and assume man
ageriaI position. JUpp Exchange agency,
81 Nassau ST.
TT~rOR. resident. for three boys, seven to
twelve years old, prefer middle aged man
Hopkins Educational Agency, 5o7 18th ave.
TT-TOP. commercial branches, for three hours
every morning. for boy seventeen. Hopkins
EdIca .ionaJ Agency, 507 9TH ave, between
4ed ard $50 sts-
[-ANTFD-A reliable energetic man tc place
mortgage loans z n NacNannus 90 Mas
ssu St
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

Rsmale.
COOK $50. Lawrence. L Gail this morn
ing Miss Anna Lacy Century Employment
Agency. II West 3Sth ST
GIRL for general housewor4: any nationality
no washing: family two. wages. SIS. Indus
trial Association Gnol Employment Agency, Il
Vest 42d ST
HOTsEKEEPER for boys school: exceptional
opportunitE. Call this morning 10 o'clock.
Hopkins Educational Agency. 5oT 9Th ave.
INFANTS NURSE for six-weeks old baby; full
charge must r. experienced and have good
r. rerences wages s25. Industrial Association
Inrl Employment Agency. u West 42d st-
STENOGRAPHER for publishing office; young
LADY capable Of reading proof: also good
stenographor for small high class publishing
house: aasv hours. Jupp Exchange agency,
- Nassau Ct.
STFNoGRAPHER fo- position in Florida with
old established wholesale firm; not TO"
Young. and competent. excellent pay Jupp
Exchange tAEency), 81 Nassau 81
Two cook chamberInaid-waitress for city.
so and SOY. must, he experienced and have
good reference Industrial Association GncD
Employment Agency. Il West 42d 81.
VIATTP ESsEs- Experienced, quick and neat
for Thi1d's Restaurants Apply % East
19,h ST. II floor. restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
Am2le

STEECGEA PFER. Qualified American refer
4vuros last enlpLover- good permanent position,
bur a7lild Substitute 81 dav fseveu hours Or
according Raker. Auartmenr p. 50 Bank 81
CLERICAL, WORK-ExceIIent penman under
stands dliu- figuring. etc salary SO. b
Box p Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PHYSICIAN having purchased tract land
finest location New Jersey, to establish nigh
class health resort seeks partner to manage
brlsluess end small Investment can be secured
b1 clear feht estate Address II, Box %
Tribune OrnGs.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
EOR SALE

BIG BARGAINs-slishtIy used Jface turnttursI
desks. typewriters- cash registers. addiEs msT
chimes monographs. fling cabtnets- SAFES. ao-
6reSSf1g n-acbf1sS tine clocks plrritions- chec<
protectors. bookcases NATHAN'S- 8 4 Write 5trees
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
DELIGHTFUL Afternoon EXCURSION To
W.. S 2 OlNs
FIR MARY POWELL

STEAMER MARY PoNE
Leaving Desbrosses ST. f-45. W f2d St ~:
W. 10th st. 2.2O =, N Return 70 y. Y by
Str "AEBANY,'' 81 90 or By rail. S1.to Daily.
except Sunday. Orchestra. Cadets in Camp.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
miscellaneous

MiSCeII neOuS.
TUTOR College man. with experience, de-
sfree tutoring or q resident tutCrship- 10
Elm avenue. Mount Vernon. y Y
WANTEr-AMBITIOUs LADY. STUDY PROF
{fahIa profession Social Institutional Literary
Secreta aryshfp COLLEGIATE. 90 Wet 96th
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

ROCK ISLAND.
sd proposals In
conditions viii
until = O'Clock
the purchase Of
catalogues Civ
can be had on
1t Col. ord.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
FURNIs4eD ROOMS TO LET.

LARGE SUNNY CORNER ROOM running
water; private family. beautiful location facing
the Hudson, telephone. Harrison 215 West I0lss
st Telephone 6O0G- veTslds-
TYPEWRITlNG AND TYPEWRITER
VICTOR VISIBLE 79 Nassau St; cataiogus
free: all makes taken part payment, bargains
In Underwoods. Rsmingtons. oltvers. Smiths
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American ard Foreign Teachers Agency.
Supplies Professors Teachers, Tutors. Gov
e-Tessss etc, TO Colleges. Schools and Families
AppIy to Mrs. NJ. J YOUNG FULTON.
q Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
BOARD AND ROCMs

| lbs WEST S2p sT--Priyate baths: steam. cleo
| tricity. paruu-ted; special doctors suite sx
/ relaut Ia ble; opportunity.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
EELP WANTED.
Male

AGENTS to handle our and co1ees: expe-
rence not necessary: build Up business OF
sour own Call or write, Burns & Reed 209
Hudson st New York
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
HAMILTON INSTITUTE E1M EGE1s

". s1st St. overlooking Man 50 & cent Parh
College certificates. Graduate instruct ctors-rnen
and women. Practical Domestic Science tryn-
nasun. Basket Bali. Tennis, outdoor play.
st-graduate work IN Literature, Music ana Art
School limited to ssventy-hve pupils ONCE
hours. 10 to :. Tel. aI51 Schuyler
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
EXcURS SION s.

STEAMER TAURUS makes tips EVERY
DAY to FISHING BANKS Leaves l29th St.
y. r.. T-20 A NJ. Pier newf T. y. R. SO \ NJ
Bait ami tackle beard Fare: G6Ctl2uen,
e L-aSias ChlLzrar- &c
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
HAMILTON INSTITUTE F05 FEo5

Nineteenth year begins Sept, 70.
COLLEGE and COMMERCIAL Preparation
Certificates admit to all leading COLLEGES
ALL LESSONS PREPARED At SCHOOL
Ofice hours, Q to g after Sept. 6th.
Telephone connection.
For Catalogue address 45 WEST SIST ST
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
CHaRalAG EXCURSIONS

west Point NeWburgh & POughkeeps!.
DAILY except sunday by FaIace HUDSON
RIVER DAY LINE STEAMERS EFND RICK
HUDSON, ROBERT FULTON and ALBANY.
Brooklyn. Fulton St CBy Annex, S. Des-
hrosseg St. 6 40 and 40. West +od St. and
10 West I29th St, 20 and 1920 A. NJ Re
turn either down boat due 42d ST. . 80 Or
g 40 2. VI. see Steam boat Advr.