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I'D 81; lV9 East to sty private dwiE; r
Newbold. Poughkeepsie. Y. owner; 4 T
sutcline. 50 Wall st: architect: cost. 5000
PARK AVE. cor of Saith st: to ! .tv
DIRK Church; Church Of ST lgnatius LoyoIa prem
ises owner; l Ditmars. architect: cost IS, 900
e2D 81. l15 and III West; to 2 2 and .ty brk
slaoies Baruch III Broadway owner:
IS. 900. Nv eoSe'
'9IH ST. 40 East: to a sly brk private dwlx.
e DupiShac 90 West fist n. owner; Hertz
q Tallant. IL East 10Th at arehitects. -.
SIS 600. o. -''ee"' cost,
ATTORNEY ST. vs.. 125 4, a of DeIanc., =,
90 sly and basement synar Fsrs.
6ilitzfs, Ducla Morgan Abraham rs.,,,..
owner :. l. shcinart. 1874 Bowery. architect
~ MbUS CIRCLE, Sth ave Bro,Aw.y .ns
ootL 81 70 a sly brk Offices; William r H..rSt
on., e cno Green. 1ns Park ave. architect:
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PROPOSALS.

GOVERNORS ISLAND. N Y. H. JULY L.
I91e-SeaIed proposals. in triplicate. FOR fur
nishins commencing Oct 1. 1910. Forage and
Straw required in Dept of the East. during
wear ending June so. 1911. will be received
here until 10 a. August 4. 1910 L 5. re-
serves right to reject OF accept any or al pro
nished on application Envelopes containing
proposals will be endorsed Proposals fer
Forage and Straw at. L ". LITTEL-.
d. Q. NJ G.
ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL. ROCK ISLAND.
ILL., June %. 1910.-Sealed proposals. II
trfpIicate. will be received by the under
signed until o'clock D. m. July - 1910. fef
the erection of a reinforced concrete. Brick
storehcase at Rock Island Arsenal SpscIhca-
lions with plans. etc. may be had upon ap
pIication- F. E HOBBS. 1t. Col. ord. Dept.
e s A. Commanding
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LIS PENDENs.
JULY s.

o.
M ioID 81. 5, $50 IT " of Lemon ava "a g.
60, MAX l.. Kaufman ct al aRt Corde,f, n
Weiss VI ih's'' attorney. 5 w
-r.m maNsiN ST. IS. 75 It n of Broone IT. o5xfoo.
- nnn.1L ioase Department akt Louis sackin 81
~ Niohce OF !evy}' attorney. 4 Watson
PITT ST. 81 and "a: same ast Lena Nex,,,r
unoucc OF ievy)i attorney r Watson
10TH ST. Jos and i0T East: Same AIT Will
1 IAN Mittendorf notice OF levy; attorney r
oNROE ST. s, 1911 1T OF Pike st. IS ex
doo; Monroe Of. S, 081 IT OF Pike st lATx
os-Sx irreg. same agt Samuel Schechner (notice
OK ievy); attorney r Watson.
MADISON ST. 308 and 39o; same axt James
aicmanus (notice OF levy: attorney. A r Watson.
RAILROAD AVE s. adj lot Sc. on map
i4l, OF map of Village OF Melrose. a strip T. IL
Isl; John Monks ct al agt Carrie = Stunpf ct
al faction to recover possesson); attorney. j c
Stein.
RAILROAD AVE I. part of 10, So. map Of
Village of MslroAe. 4.7I2S4: John Monks agt
Frances Noble ct nj faction to recover posses
sion>; attorney Stein.
I58TH ST n .. 400 IT " OF Amsterdam ave.
7S.6x90.11; two actions Henry Etfelson sgt
Louis Meryash ct al foreclosure OF two mtss)
attorney I b Stewart.
l2lsT ST. 4sO and ss2 East; Louis Herman ct
al Agt Samuel Csreenstein ct al foreclosure OF
MTG; attorney. We.nher9er.
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Female

A. A. HoFMAYER 800 9Th ave. corner of aed
St, 9th floor. Telephone 4o21 Madison Square.
Superior domestic help; references investigated.
Cook.-Ftrst class: any style cooking; has friend
chambernaid and waitress; both highly recon-
mended; city or country Morrow's Bureau. T2l
Lexington ave, corner 5Sth st.
COOK-Very neat: Swedish; excellent cook and
baker; takes entire charge kitchen; econorni-
cal: good manager: best references Osterberg 8
Bureau, 8l6 Lexington ave. Tel lO33 Plaza.
CCOK.-French: certificate from Gordon bleu:
high class cooking; all latest dishes; excellent
references. Mrs. Golfers Agency. 122 w. 23d ST.
COOK and HOUsEWORk.-Germa in small
family NJ F.. BOG East 57th ST.
COOK and LAUNDRESs; also chambermaid and
waitress; two Finnish girls; excellent refer
ence; very neat and willing. Iussila Bureau $50
Lexington ave. Tel, 4453 Plaza.
COUPLE French; superior help; wife first class
cock; man butler and valet; exceptionally neat:
excellent references. Mrs Golfers Agency, 122
West I'D st.
DAYS WORK-By coored girl. or as chamber
maid. or few hours daily; city or country. E.
Perkins. 1873 West 8sth st
HoUsDWoRKER- Young. very neat Swedish
girl; good cook. waitress, etc.: best refer
ences wages s22 so5. Osterbers's Bureau. 7Ie
lexington ave Tel. 1858 Plaza.
HOUsEWoRKER.-Ne young girl; good cook:
bake excellent laundress; has friend
kitchenmaid; city. country. Morrow's Bureau.
T2i Lexington ave. cor aSth ST.
INFANTS NURsE.-,Reaned young woman
with best personal references, understands
foods; $25. Miss Shea's Bureau. East 42d St
LAUNDRESS.-very neat Swedish girl: excel
lent, first class laundress; collars. cuffs. etc;
excellent references; $50 Osterbergs Bureau,
7l6 Lexington ave. Tel. 1855 Plaza.
NURSE-Cerman. infant growing chill
dren; young. refined. competent; first class
reference go anywhere; wages, $25 to $50.
Julien Bureau, AZ West 42d. Bryant-43S1
TWO COLORED GIRLS.-Cook. will assist
washing; waitress-chamberm $30-S22 best
references; go anywhere. Miss Shea's Bureau. 8
East 42d st
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAID.-Excelle
Swedish girl; first class waitress: understands
ci1y etr reference t)staY-
berg's Bureau, 7l6 Lexington ave. Tel 1855
Plaza.
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LOST BANkHOOkS.

BANKBOOK No. 461. s95 of the Union Dime Saw
ings Banks is missing. Any person having a
claim to il Is hereby called upon TO present the
same within ten days submit to haging said
passtook cancelled and issued
LOST-Bankbook No. ass 012 OF Dry Dock saw
ings institution Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon to present the
sanae to the bank within thirty days. or the said
book VIII be declared cancelled and extinguished
and a issued In lieu thereof
ings Institution. Any person having claims
apon said book is called upon to present the same
TO the bank within thirty days, the said book
will be cancelled and extinguished and a new
Issued in lieu thereof.
LOST OR STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 6l3 900 of
the German Savings Bank in the City of New
York, corner 18th ave and 14th St. issued TO
Agnes Flanagan All persons cautioned
to the bark the Goth day OF July 1910 a
duplicate will be issued.
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WORK WANTED.

COLORED METHODIST CLERGYMAN. whose
parish il insufficient, desires position as mes
senge-. shipping clerk or porter; can DO type
writing j. H B., 1852 Classon ave-. Brooklyn
MR. MANIJFA C,TCRER-Do you require ir
your business live. resuH-producing. ener-
getc, stick-to-it tenacfty man of executive
managerial ability? Not an Office drone dreamel
or crutch-leaner. but a thinker doer and result
producer. Employed but open for proposition
Age 80. Address Quality" P. Q. Box &C.
Northampton Mass.
Female.
DRESSMAKER.-compe first class litter
Stylish country if desired; out by Gay OF
home. 90 West 3Tth st.
YOUNG woman, experienced, to care for apart
nents few houses; daily or private; ofnees
to clean. Address by letter. NJ, 4O2 West 40 st.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
july o.
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN.
ll5TH ST. IS, 900 It Of Lenox ave; for !
sty brk shed. 26146; Watt estate. Lenox ave
ana Iaotb st owner; Neville & BagEe, q West
10Th st. architects. $loV
asTH ST. s. 81 It W Of 7th ave: for y
sty brk lots l2Ox00; CaIlin ConErueton
co Ia East o3d ST. owner; Heine 40 mon
tseus st brooklyn. architects: $3.50. 600.
THE BRONX.
GILBERT PI n " cor OF Faiie st. sty bIk
"a fnn.,runsion Co Jesse 81 Samilson. presi-
dent. n Fast Goth st. owners; Mart Spring
stein Il west 46th st. architects; cost. S"ouD.
p,ruAN Avn " cor Of DiEnsy ave, four Z
NJ. =, dxirs 2IxbO: william kaysssr, 2Seth
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesroom, Nos. IL
and IS Vesey street, resulted as follows:
BY Joseph 2. Day.
9ITH ST. 315 to go. $50 # Of I'd
ave, looxle0. II; and sty shop: sold to the
plaintiff for S39, oeo.
erosion AVE. zoos s. 1868 # Of 1884
st. Is axSS-6; sly brk dwlg; sold to the plain
TIFF for S5.03o
BY Daniel GreenWald
18TH ST. 20. s S, 1855 # C OF 9th ave 17.Sx
99. II: sly dwlg; Sherif's sale of all right
tile etc. which L r Chatterton had on Nav
70. 1865. or since: Withdrawn.
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HELP WANTED.
Female.

TEACHER.-$500 and home; German kinder
gartner for school in Pennsylvania TIT
Hopkins Educational Bureau. 507 5th ave-, bet
42d and AID
TYPiST who IL a good penman; this is a per
manent position at good salary; must assis'
at office work Jupp Exchange. 81 Nassau 1t
STENOGRAPHER for downtown Arm; very
reliable, permanent position; must be com
petent: salary s12-$15. Jupp Exchange, 81
Nassau st.
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sURRoGATE's NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON.
Abner G Thomas. Surrogate OF the county
Of New York. Notice is hereby given 20 ~
iste Of the County Of New York. deceased, =
the subscriber. a. her place of transactns
business the ONCE OF Guthrie. Bangs & Va.
New York. or before the 26th day Of july
next
1910 JEANETTE P COIN,
Executr1
GUTHRIE. BANGS & VAN sINDERES; A.
Ne~ York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF aoS.
Abner c Thcmas:a surrogate Of the CHaaHy
OF New York. notice is hereby given 20 =.
persons having claims against Charles Nayse,
late OF the County of New York deceased. =. -
the subscriber: al her place OF trassSetns
business. At the offices OF Pratt. hoea ,,sT ;:
New York. on or before the sSrd day OF 81
1910. e' NC" '0'N 'n' i0'' 0''
CAROLINE mAYNC. Exscusris
ecu,riS. No. ~ Cedar street. borough u
Manhattan. City OF New York.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON HON
Of New York. '! Notice IL ssreSy given g =
persons having claims against JAMES VIE
present ne same win vouchers thereof = =:
subscriber. at his place OF transactine oushs.
10Th day OF December next ,o,s
Dated New York. the 2Sth day OF May is.''
WILLIAM BRINNERHOFF. Executor,
MCURDY YARD. Attorneys for Eascsss.se..
o6 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. W.
York Cry.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hor ;s
Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the QUA Al
of New York notice Is hereby given 2 SS,is
persons having claims against Eusene 4,
deceased. late Of the County OF New to.A,ss
present the same with vouchers Thereon 70 S..i-
suhseriberA at their place OF transactins 90
ness. at the Office OF whitridSe. Butler yarx
No. 80 Wall Street. In The city or New LIT
on before the first day Of December 11eia
Dated New York. the 2Sth day OF MsNy,'yya.
ADRIAN ISELlN. JR-. SAMUEL. NOV1'
TON. Executors .~..vs
WHITRIDGE. BUTLER & RICE Ar'i"
for Executors 50 Wall street n 80
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF - In"
Aoner c. ThomSs a surrogate OF tho II -
of New York notice Is hereby given 70 - n1s,,g,Ia
sons having claims against Alexanaer 49, 70
late of the County OF New York. dece,,S - ,ns
present the same with vouchers thersIha ,s,nesk
subscriber. ut his place OF tTsnsaetins ynrx -
NO. les Broadway. in the City or New ,.Sr
o. before the nineteenth day OF Novsmos' ~ Sln~
Dated New York, the seventeenth gay
1910 EDMUND x, srALfO, Adm's' j.
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TRADING IN PENNSYLVANIA SECTION
Van SicIen Estate Property Eighth Avenue Sold-New
Owner for 74th Street Apartments.
MRS. SATTERLEE BUYS A ROW OF FLATS.

Other BUYERS OF plots and the amounts
given were: Robert Norton. s2,1So; Herman
Frankfort. se.375; Leah Cohn, s2,5io anu
s, $50 80. and Max Katz, $500. The saie
brought s45 S6a so an average OF 81 1888 a lot.
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AGENTS FOR LOFT Bull DING.

William J. Roonle & Co. have been named
agents for the six story loft building at
the southwest corner OF Columbus avenue
and Io1st street
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MECHANICS LIENS.
JULY B

10TH ST. 3 s. Is IT OF simpson 81 aoxi 70
Albert Harriean agt East 161th ST Realty Co
owner; Aaron Miller. contractor; s113 75
sTH AVE. No OBS; Albert Levin aft Quacken
bush Estate. owner; Max schl1esinser' coz
tractor: SOL 81.
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REM EOI IS.

, OF BIZ GOD POISON. NERVOUS DEBILITY.
BLADDER COMPLAINTS and kindred dis
eases: relief at once in dangerous cases. reeenf
or old; those desiring only first class scienthc
treatment should cali Or. BONSCHCR, the wss
known speciaiist 50 West 3s.h ST. Hours. e-S. "a
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RENTS LONG ISLAND COTTAGE.

Pease G. Gilman have rented a cottage az
Nassau. Long Island. for the summer TO
7. y. GoodseIl
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address of lenders attorney
JULY @.
MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1885 to 239s. lGox75:
April "a 1863; T Mcguire Construction Co TO
Franklin Trust CO; $4,000; address 40 Broad
Way
mrZlBETH 81 80 and a. 1oox59-3x irreg: 5
s,y fensnt: April j. 1902: Florence Giles TO
Helen Al Mccormick: $1,000; attorneys, Butts
n y.liag u Chambers St
FORSYTH ST I7s. 25x1oo: ETY. brk: Aug
i 1855; 9oseph Kooingatz 20 Frederick L<stner;
6 $50; attorney, Martin Latner, so Fulton
st, Brooklyn
PrvIvGTssN ST. $50, is.3,5I.3 3; ETY. brk: July
n lA06: Samuel Klein and EstS. his wife, TO
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FOR SALE.

BIG BARGAINS-Slshtly used Office furniture
desks. typewriterE cash registers. adding ma.
chimes. monographs. fling cabinets. safes a
dressing machines. time clocks partitions CHECK
protectors. bookcases NATHAN'S. 4 White Street
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TYPEWRITINe AND TYPEWRIrERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 20 Nassau St: catalosue
free; all makes taken part payment bargains
tn Underw>ods. RemfnZtons. OaVers srrlthh
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ALTERATIONS.

st and Digney ave, owner; Louis Kaysser 4so
East 18Th st. architect; cost SIG, 600
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William Nelson to Henry Wissemann; 81
Barney Estate Co to Title Insurance Co: ~
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
COACHMAN.-Useful man: Scotch: married
one child: best horses, harness and car
riages: seven years last place: other reference
Carpenter Bureau. 1o4 9th ave.
cOACHMAN. GROOM, USEFUL MAS.-Thor-
tions; absolutely SOBER trustworthy; understand
lawns, flowers; single; go anywhere. 25S West
seth st.
COUPLE.-Young, capable; useful. butler; cook
laundress; two years in last place; $50. Miss
Shea's Bureau. East 42d St
FARMHAND-$25 good all around worker
mixer. teamster: thoroughly understands his
work: sober and Industrious Mathewson Bu-
reau. s1S 9th Telephone 3IS-Bryant.
FARMHANDs.-Use men: married couples
for farms and gentiernen's country places
English. Germans and Swedes especially
Mathewsoa Bureau, SIS 9th ave. Telephone 51S-
Bryant
GARDENER. experience In vegetables,
fruit, flowers, lawns and drives; handy with
carpenters tools; eleven years In last place;
best Of references T. f. Martin, ISL Lake ave,
Greenwich, Conn
GARDENER.-To take full charge gentleman.
place: married, family; first class refer
ences. Address H. W, Morristown, N j.
MARRIED COUPLE.-Young and strong good
cook and houseworker: competent farmer and
mixer, etc; S35 monthly: good references. Cali
Twins Bureau. II West 18th St
SECOND or USEFUL MAN.-English: can wait
young. bright; three years reference; $25: &C
anywhere. Miss Shea's Bureau, East 42d st.
USEFUL MAN-VALET.-German. middle aged
in private family; thoroughly competent; good
references. Henry, 81 East 65th st.
USEFUL MAN.-S25: German. good hand or
lawns. garden. horse. COW. chickens: sober
willing and Industrious L.. Mathewson Bureau
SIS 9th ave Telephone 37s-Bryant
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cATSKILl.' MOUNTAINS

and Tanuersville Railways.
y>sr.-t .en1ec+ion with the N Y. Central tra..s
leaving New York 7:54 and in a N. ea. ~
except Sunday. and 400 p NJ osAg. anu - ~
west Shore trains leaving West 42d ct az ia
and IL 80 A. NJ daily except Sunday 1855.
Also direct connection with me HLDSoS
RIVER DAY LINE and the CATehALL z" --s-
A-'0 PTTRCHAsE TICKETS VIA CATSkILI.
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EXCURSIONS.


ALL TICKETS INCLUDE 1DN1cS101s ."
DREANL.AND.
Greatest Amusement Entsrpriss in the World
Leave West l29th 81. n. r., 200. Do.
10 80, II 80 A. M; 1915. 100 200 24o. SOW
Leave Pier l. n. r. GAS. 1890. 1913 A. N. :
1918. 100 1:45 PAS. $3.50. AIS. 500. 500
leave iron Pier Coney Island, 1875. II 40
A. M: IL 25. rs. 2:1O. 2:5s 1855. "a 1865. $40
e:1O. 7:1O, 1850. 1928. 9:25 10:40 r. M j..
Returning from Coney Island trip marked
does not go to 10th Street. N. r.
Round Trip Tickets From P fGe5h 81 Mr. 20 Cent.
STEAMER TAURUS makes trips EVERY DAh
to FISHING BANKS. Leaves 10th 81 n. ~
720 A. NJ; Pier new ], N. r., $40 A N.
Bait and tackle on board. Faro: Gentlsmen'
75c.; Ladies' Soc: Children. 26c.
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DIES AND MODELS

FOR SALE-Nex tenonins and mortisins out
At Does coping Less than half oTolraC
ccst Greatest capacity and efficiency. MAcnlne
demonstrated Mechanical Engineering Co. "a
Reade st.
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Female.

Female
4 COMFORTABLE HOME with light duties.
is offered by middle aged couple living IN
country town twenty miles from New York;
widow preferred: please state wages expected
and give full particulars as 70 age. experience,
etc Address Home. Box S. F. Tribune Office
BOOKKEEPER for reliable firm: salary Sl2'
these people manufacture pianos and the
positfon is permanent. Jupp Exchange, 81
Nassau ST.
Girl. will be taught typewriting and multi
graphing free in exchange for light office
work; give religious denomination Miss Public
S,enographer Box so. Tribune Office
UOTTSEK MISREPRESENTATION. salary $50 month.
The Hopkins Educational Bureau. 501 9th
ave- bet 42d and 43d SITS.
SITPERJOR Protestant nurse for growing chill
dren. 500 nice home; references required.
Mrs Golfers Agency, 122 West 23d ST.. mr..
eth
AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office No. 1864 Broadway, between seth and
3Tth sts until O'clock p. m. Advertisements
received at the following branch Offices at reg
uiar office rates until o'clock p. M viz: 264
Sth ave- s.. G 23d ST: 15S 9th ave, cor.
10Th st: 104 East 14th st.: 25I West 42d St.
between Tth and sth ayes; 263 West 125th st
1895 Sd ave; 1926 Sd ave. near 6lst St: 11OS
1st ave near S9th st: 157 East 125th ST.: 75e
fremont 49, $50 Sd ave, and any American
Instruct TELEGRAPH Office.
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HELP WANTED.

SALESMEN wanted everywhere, resident or
Travelling; products m everyday essential;
good pay; steady employment; refined work;
straight side line. Sanitary Unity Co..
7Is. 30 Church Ut.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

KINGsBRIpGE RID. n = cor Mo1ris ave, % 2.
DILL; City YortgaSe Co loans WInlAm o"ssoi1
Construction Co ~, 900.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

APGE Sunny CORNER ROOM running
Wafer private family; beautiful location. Iacins
tn, Hudson telephone. Harrison, 2lS West lOlss
81 Telephone 6oo0-Riverstde-
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STEAMER "CRAND REPUBLIC"
RCCKAWAY BEACH

Lv. Yonkers $40 A. NJ =.
Lv. foot 129th ST.. N. R.. o:45 A. NJ, z q
Lv. Pier new l. N r. 10: 40 A. NJ, -" n n
Lv. Rockaway Beach. 1890 p. NJ. $50 N
Trip marked transfer to Str. Grand ne
public at Pier ], n. r.
Round trip tickets, Soc: Children, zoe.
Include adm to Steeplechase PIX at RkAWey.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

aCROPOIIS HOTEL. SO WEST IBID ST.
ConrnerciaI accommodations American o
European plan.
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ADVERTISING MANAGER-1o Dung man WIN
exn.r1ence as sales correspondent. writing
trade paper advertisements, etc. salary apout
81 500: opportunity TO become advertising
manager with firm whose appropriation Is con-
tinuslly increasing. Business Service Co., oo'
Singer Building.
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AGENTS. TO handle our Teas and Cofees; ex-
perience not necessary; build up business OF
your own Call or write Burns & Reed, Zos
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24

70 go in for active outdoor exercise, and If
they have had any previous experience with
sports belonging exclusively to cold coun-
tries they know that much OF ones enjoy
ment of them depends upon being correctly
dressed.
Probably the average individual seldom
thinks of the chic Parisienne in connection
with skating or skiing or bobSleishinS, out
nevertheless she is not entirely ignorant or
these matters, and her own dressmakers
have produced fetching costumes for her
to wear when she plays with ice or snow.
To madame and mademoiSeiIe. however,
these amusements must have g sugSesuon
of foreignness about them, since the French
MAGAZINES frequently adopt the Engnsn
nomenclature in speaking of them. Ihe
nictllre of a woman with short skirts ana
close wrappinss of wool and fur is very
likely TO bear the caption, Nine *, Capi-
taine de Bobsleigh Club and 3. skating
costume is described as a robe de skat-
Ing
Two French robes de skating are Illus
trated today Just how any. one could ee
expected to skate in the first OF these IL Is
hard 10 see. but it looks warm and cosey'
and NAV have been intended for those VINO
enjoy this sport by watching others. rather
than by actual participation in It, Inc ma
teriai is changeable green velvet, ana 1t IS
trimmed with skunk fur and old gold passe-
,,enterje. The second costume is both prac-
tical and picturesque, with its snort pleated
skir. OF velvet and fur-trimmed embroidered
tunic With it is worn a cloth cap por-
dered with sable.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Not for many years has silk been as eA-
tensively worn as at the present une' anu
the season is showing a great many at
tractive ones This gown is made OF one
a, the pretty soft messalines and is
trimmed with bands Of taffeta tnat are
braided with rattail cord. The oVerblouse
ia one of the very new ones, cut in one
with short sleeves, and just sufficiently
low at the neck to allow a little bit OF the
guimpe to show. The skirt is hnlshed "itii
two pleated fiounces and is maze III nNe
cores. the front one being very wlde' "hlie
those at the back are narrow and stitched
.o form tiny tucks at the seams. Any
guimpe can be utilized in combination "i'h
the gown, and the separate guilnpe AWAY >