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New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
PROPOSALS.

WEST POINT ~ Y. APRIL IS, isil-
sealed proposals VII be received mere UNI, Gn,i,
, o'cIock p NJ. May 10. 1911. Tor supplying
the United states Military Academy with fael
cas- coat and charcoal required curing the
- ,,eir ending June 80 1912. ana Tor build
.nr materials plumbing materials. gas snd
stean, nttings hardware, paints. glass, eiec-
tr,csi g9ods stationery and other miscella
ueoUs stores specified N schedules TO De mad
nnon aupllcat.on 20 this Office. The right Is
Tes.rvod To accept or reject any or All pro
nosals or any part thereof. Proposals for fuel,
rs coal and charcoal so he subnitted In rip
ncate. an others. IN duplicate. Envelopes con-
tainine proposals should be endorsed as indi,
~S,aI in printed instructions 90 bidders and
addressed 10 Quartermaster. West Point y Y
ASSAY OFFICE or THE UNITED STATES
al New York. y. Y, April. l0il-SEALED
ppoPOsALs IN duplicate will be received at the
az. oe the Superintendent until II o'clock noon.
a., ard 1911 then publicly opened, Tor general
-, -, es reauirgr for the nsca year ending June
az igl2 in accordance with schedules aud
~, ~. tons copies II which. wi blank PRO
all-,is ard other Ia ormaton. may be had upon
ppnnIlcation To DANIEL. p. klNGSFOttD' super
,.r,ferdent The Government reserves the right TO
reject any or MI nids
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
RIxEY IN PERFECT GAME
Pitches Remarkable Ball for vir.
ginia in Shutting Out Fordham.

Charlottesville Va, April I'm an
eignt inning baseball game to-day. called
&c allow the visitors 20 catch train. the
University OF Virginia shut out Fordham
by score OF 10 o.
Rixey. nephew OF former Surgeon Gem
erei Rixey. pitched his second no hit game
OF the season. duplicating his performance
or March 25. when he blanked Randolph.
Macon College at to o. Only twenty-s,x
men faced hiT to-day. He struck OH.
eleven and did not give d base on balls.
The score follows:
,-,,. r. H q
Elrg,nia '''...-n ! x-4 q 8
rofunam .-....o D o 90 o 6
Batteries-Rixsy and F:niay: Kehoe ana Nc
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
GLANCE OE NAME.

>-o-Trr Ts HEREBY GIVEN THAT I Etin
TTn,NrnatIonal Speed Register Co. .pi aoi'ies q,
.,c cornoration having IFS prlncipal % oin.I -
tba porough O., Manhattan, CitS' Sous.g , ~, =
stats OF New York. will apply 10 oHs 81. ou' VIZ
,-ourt ~ the state OF New forh' Wv " -, -
County at a Special Term. Part l. tne'eoi' ~
ynya in and FOR the said County al @ @.te
r,nt,N /" Court House in said County ON we we
ga dav ol May. 1911. at lo;So cio.n a'
vba forenoon OF said day. or AS soon tne,e
~ as counsel can be heard. Tor an orusa
authoriring said corporati2n nJ.,, 70 = SR. r,oy AZ
corDorate name 10 the NJ = L. - ~ -, ~ .
nv nrT,TVERy SUPERVISION CONAN "a ioo,,
Dated New York city. April 4rs., ~.
xtu-pNAN GOLDMAN, Attorney for the inter
national speed Register Co, ls--I r,N HaIs
Row Borough os MANHATTAN Ne" forA
City. -------- ---------------------
Norrcp rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
NCuRONO- VEL OCIMETER CO, a domSs.lc
-ornoration having its principal ONCE ln me
r.oro,I0b Of Manhattan. city. County ana stets
=, Neyy york will apply TO the Supreme Court
~ the state OF New York. New YORK SouhtS
a. = SoeciaI Term. Part 1, thereof TO De he!o
~ ana for the said County. at the county
co,r, House In said County on tho sra cay
~ Nav 1911 at 1890 o'clock IN the forenoon
~ said dav or soon Thereafter az coui'se.
can bs heard, for an order authorizins st!o
cornoratiou t0 change its corporate nsne 20
,he PHILADELPHIA DELIVERY SUPER
VISION COMPANY. "a 80. ,o-,
Nv JUNIUs HOWE President.
tYrpNAN GOLDMAN. Attorney for Chrono-
velocinleter CO.. 1921 Park Row, Borough
OF Manhattan. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
,Esks AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
LOST BANkBCOKS.

LOSr.-Bankbook No 1920 Of Dry Dock
savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon sgid book Is cal ed upon 70 present
the same 10 the bank within thirty days. or
tho said book VIII be declared canceled and av
tinguisi 60 ard new one issued in lieu thereof.
LOST or SrOLEN.-Bankboo No. Sos 2I0 NJ no
German savings Bank In the CITY OF Ne,V
YORK. c-rner ith ave and l4th . issued to
Elanora czanto. All persons are cautioned agafnst
neRouatlng the same. II not returned 10 the
bank on the 9th day OF MAJ, 1911, a duplicate
Will be issued.
LOST OF sTOLEN.--Bankhook no. eos 200 Of the
German Savings Bank IN the Citv Of New
York. corner ~ ave. and iith st. Issued 10
Martin PHI All persons are cautioned against
negotiating tire same II not returned 10 the
bank on the Sth day OF May 1911. a duplicate
viii be issued.
LOST or STOLEN. N.-Bankbook No. G2s 4e0 o. the
German savings Bank IN the City Of New
York. corner 4th ave and i4th St issued 10
Hugo Kar es All persons are cauti ned against
negotiating the same II not re urned to tho
bark the 4th day Of MAY. 1911. a duplicate
will he issued.
LOST or STOLEN. .-Bankbook No. hii 0I4 OF the
German savings Bank IN the City OF New
York. corner Attn ave. and l4th ST.. issued 10
Hathle Wiesek All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same. II not re urned 10 the
bank on the sth day Of May 1911. duplicate
will be Issued
LOST or STOLEN -Bsnkbook No. 67i $40 or tho
German Savings Sans N the City OF New
Athanasias Giumursina Al persons cau-
toned against negotiating the same. II nor re-
turned 20 the bank the 9th day OF May. 1911
a duplicate will be issued.
LOST. Pas book No. lG00oJ. ssued by tho
linton Square Savings Bank. formerly the In
sfituflon for the Savings OF Merchants Clerks
Finder win please return u % the bank.
LOST. -Bankbook No. 52e.GoI II Dry Dock saw
ings Institution. ANY person having ceirs
uron said book IS called upon % present the
same 20 the bank wi hin thirty DAYS or the -aid
book will be declared cancelled. ard extinguishsd
ard q new one issued In lieu thereof
BANKPOOH No. 81 .9lG " the Union Dime saw
lngs Bank Is r1issing. Any person having
c,ain q, % o. hereby called upon 20 present the
sane within ter fats or submit 20 having said
m shock cancelled and new one ISSUED.
pAx<POOK No 5f3 go Of TIE Union Dime Saw
ines Rank ls missing Anv rerson having "A
ciairn to n IS herehv called upon 90 pssent the
serre within tcn days Or submit o. having said
passbook cancelled and new one Issued.
Lost Handbook 40 s7TGe9. Bank FOR sav-
ingF $50 an ave-. New York. Payment
stppnef please return hook to hank
RANKpOOV No lsl. 2T0 ~ the Union Dire sav-
,-ps Rank ia w'ssing ANY rerson having a
claim o. II is herebv caei upon 20 present the
sou,e within ten davs o. submit fo 1a-i1g said
,asshook cancelled and nov ne lssued.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
MILLION DOLLAR CLUB OPEN.

Pittsburg April 1.-THE million ooiia4
clubhouse OF the PittsourS Athleuc Assn
citation was dedicated tonight oy 0annueI
3. Mccormick, chancellor or the CnlYersit!
OF Pittsburg; Congressman James di4oIS
Burke and Charles A. Painter president 'i
the club. Il IS estimated tnat over nv
thousand persons visited the building our
t,0 the evening.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
Cu uAr-FrTJR.-Colored: FRS; class; understand.
ali cars: machinisi; does own repa.'s,
referencee Percy Bailey. ii9 East eith ST
~, lTrrsFT-ITR Mv,cHANIC-Bnployer selling
z yculA Mace former chauffeur light coiorcu
man. city country; with private isIhhg Ia Ia
shop experience. can repair aho siayyv ,ec-
ondarv "B. c." Tribubne Uptown once l"os
Broadway. --
c'TJAT-FFEI; R--swede (35); single; permanent
position on Packard. Peerless or Piefee-A,Io ~ Nv
Ger; city country: references Carlson 40 NeS'
C;EETTTFTTR j231. present employed, desires
cnengs about April Is. good driver ara me
chanic: excellent references. {. l. Rougcfs
25s Fulton st. Brockly-l.
CHAUFFEUR FRENCH, 81; SIX years expert
eucc: chaunejr. mechanic: trst class refer
ences; own repairs; city country Ea LeVis' 500
Sth ave.
CHATFFEUR-Coored four years, reference
from Fiat repair shop; touring aho cHv N'''
ing ". lamb. Lawrence 81
DO YOU need expert mechaniciap as pa rtner or
employe? Have no money; iols OF expo
rience: electrician, plumbing. steam on en-,
zines. repairs: everything; own TOOLS: trIhi VIII
convince; executive ability. L. 3. W. Tribune
once "
THOTOGRAPHER, experienced in commercial
worl, copying orthochromatic WORK sno
handling large negatives also "ei platesi no
bad HABITS; viii 90 anywhere. n. A, DoA
g, Tribune Uptown once l9o4 6IoanMas-
pRFSgN4N-Gernnan. thoroughly experienced; ;
Hrst class all manner halftone, tnree-coior
commercial: references. Grunert lt1 west o+lh ~
wATVHMAN Understands steam boilers; can
run elevator: good reference. NJ F. W beF-
gen St. Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN-Coilege education, good address
desires position real estate preferred boX VI
Tribune Uptown Ofice. 1865 Broaowey.
yCT7NG MAN CID wishes few hours evenings
ary KIND Of work. Regsn. 22l East 5s'h ST.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18

FOR sALE--A mAn who knows the salt and
soda business eau buy splendid fropositlon
nartially equipped, present owner has not the
money 10 yl ahtnd with u. an unless 0u nave
the money do not answer tnis Advertisement
hi, IN YOU have aud Will write me- I viii put
you wise 70 great business Address y. "
sle.wlg. o1s CgaaI Blsg. Los Angeles. Cal
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
BUSINESS CHANCES.

EACH $3.50 invested now ought
to he worth $4,000 later. Cham
ber Commerce references. If you
have money to invest, investigate.
Box I48, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE OF an execution, will sell to-day,
a, 1870 a m. 81 Ann ST., Manhattan.
grasses Inthes motor sewing machines desk.
rhatr, cslluiod TOYS wire, tuba. Alfred Frse-
man. marshal
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

YOUNG NAN married. wishes position In
stable: crnpeten, with horses and carriages
good driver: honest sober. reliable man; ref-
erences Address James Reilly, ASS Columbus
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
YANKEE HORSES WIN ABROAD.

Kempton Park. England. April T-rhe
Rothschild welter plate. of 1oS sovereigns.
distance one mile. was run here to-day and
won py August Belmonts Sands or the
Orient Howick was second and Black
stone third. There we're four starters
Parts, April 1.-THE Prix de la Grotte'
r,,n at Longchamps to-day, was won oy
" K. Vanderbilts Sesame. In the Prix
ds cuicbs Frank ]. Goulds Combourg fn-
ished second and Mr.. Gould's JarTeuefe
came in second In the Prtx de la Jonchere'
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
Female.

MANAGING HOCsEKEEPBR.-An educated
woman OF 43. college graduate. ss nanaslns .
housekeeper in A gentiemans family thoroughly
understs1ds managing servants, marketing, din-
ner menus and everything pertaining 10 enter
tsinment Of guests capable enersetc aha 'ASt
ful with children; appearance VOL Dreo aAd uAs-
ul6ed ". D A., Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
HELP WANTED.
Male


A BROKER for rental department, oy
old established real estate firm; mus
be experienced in midtown section'
splendid opportunity for hustler; com
mission and drawing account. L. w.
29l Tribune Uptown.
AGENTS make s. TO 80 per day easy ss,ink ta
our Speciality; particulars free. Write to-day
The Dicev Speciality Co, Finsrd. y: -
AMATEURS for Berkeley Theatre perfortnIshnr. Isain'
Of king Lear" Call, day or eNehihs' N'o'
o. 81 West 44th st,
COUPLE-Cook and butler; three IN Ia'iia,1 u,
s6O-S65 Mss FitzGeralo's Empioymeh' DN
reau. 503 9th ave. Entrance on t-d 81.
DEsIGNER-By Wholesale house. now OF 1ay ,as
/. first class designer Must haV" s,sss ss where
and how long employed. salary, ETC. VI "iS' w.
ter B. B.. Box 20. Tribune once.
UsEFUI, MAN on farm. FOR Norfolk. Sonn, l.
Miss FltzGerad's Employment Agency oo' o''
ave. Entrance on 42d ST
wANTED.-onice boy. Amsrican; bring WIN
ten references. 2llo. 90 West 81
FemaYc.
ANA ATFURs FOR Berkeley Theatre performance !.
of king Lear" Call Room u Il "es' '7' y
COOK, $40. waitrcss, s25: small family: nice
home Mrs. Colliers AGENCY 45I An ave
COTJPLE.-Cook and useful. butler: family or
two. wages s7o-s75; permanent posiiron E,,niol
ment Agency. II West 42d st. 'Phon7 o-iV
Bryant
MADAME HTDsON'S School OF Dermatology
20 West a2d Glasses now beginnihs' 'ei"''
moderate. Call or write
sFCRETARY.-s4O per month daily pos'.lTn NO..
social secretary. Cal nere' 10 ,ys.n aad
Pllishnry's Agency. t07 9th ave, ost"eeh i-'
n ~
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18

ADVERTISEMENTS
yor ! he Tribune re-
No. 1884 Broadway,
until o o. clock r.. n.
the following branch
until : o clock o. M
ora ST. I5s 9TH ave.
81. 257 y est i2d 81.
263 Wesi 18TH s..
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
TON asS asS 'e,sai essT.is y
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES

FALL RIVER LINE Via Newport and rsi.
River. Ly. pier 10. y. r.. II. Warrsa 81; ~ess
WEALTH ana PRISCILLA Orchestra Oh
each. -.
NORWICH LINE. via New London ". Pc 20
40 r. ~ Clareson St. week days. 500
xs pier 70 q r. IT. G. 22d ST.. $50
strs CRY OF LOWELL ard NE" HAMP-
SHIRE. -.
NEW HAVEN LINE tor New Haven. ns,.
Leave pier % p r. 2:45 p. N. cir. ChEs
TER W. CHAPLIN.
> Tickets s,eteroorns and Information Al III,
ticket once. III Broadway, near Cortlandt q
Te,enhone kf2l Cortlsndt. Also az y.
Transyer ard tourist Onices and al Piers
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18

..~w,, lsteamers from Pier -. y. r.. ~
EEISk IL lChrisrophsr ST. al $50 .: m toi
Fv3a'g Lass Gstfslt Sndnss P.sssnssr
-.x-... Mon We'd Frt.--Freght Service daiiy.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18

AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
etvcS az their Uptown Once.
between 36th and 31th sts I.
Adverrisenents received ~
offices al regular offfcs rates
ytz 26A sth ave, 3. 3 cor
cor, 10Th 81. . l04 East i4th
between Tth and sth aves {:
Io35 50 ave: 1923 80 ave
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18

! kURsE.-NOrth G,rma9 experienced WIN In
| fanis and growing children; $50; nfst class
| references Waldorf Agency, IL West S5d.
Fhcle. 600 Iadlson
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18

A. ID. Matthews Sons. 33s Fulton ST.
Brooklyn.
Boston store. 1897 Broad way. Bkin
Mccormick's. 9th 81. n 9th Av, ,Bkin.
Germans. 220 Grand St, Brooklyn.
5264 9th Ave. Brooklyn.
W V. Snyder Co. Newark, ~. j.
Geismar-Meysr Co.. Hobohen, N, ].
2376 80 Ave. Bronx
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
EOR SALE

PCPF-HARrrORD COMPANY. 1910 Rrpah
way. have for safe few h'gt-ciass rebuilt car,
Demon strstions cheerfuly given.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION.
AUTOMOBILES.

IMPERIAL AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL. ~ WE,
41th.--Raad ana practical instruction by 9
perts "QualItv-not quantity"
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18

creenhut Biog.. 81 noor. 9Th Ave-
and 18Th 81. New York City.
X Senior. Inc. 2lo w. 125th 81.
ADAMS FisnigSn Co. 80 and West
chester Ayes, New York city.
Mcfarland a q Flaherty, sth ave.
cor. 43d ST. New York city.
1874 3d Ave, New York city.
leS Ave- 81. bet 10Th & nth sta
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18

NT'RsERY GOVERNEsS-Sor German, }
vears' nrst class refeNnces city or country,
s30-sgS Miss Buckieyg Agency. II West 42d
at phDue TAST BRYANT
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18

vAITT-Cluh Travelling. four years tNper.-
.nce: references M oHnlloran' So' East led
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18

NURSE OF chll1reu' competenL reii-
able nice appearance. country preferred eX-
oeIient references SIS. Wilson's Agency, tiI
East h7th Tel 291f pirZa
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18

lIINs IITI1 NIEN'-l
For excellent Domestic Male and Female Hel
- WFsT a'Np CT TH ~ ONR.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18

UNDRFSS.--Neat. competent German
gin with personal references: good baker, etc.
A Mathewson Agency. SIS 9Th ave. Tel. 3is-
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18

NURSE or nursery governess. North terman
tunr,ughlv experienced. 3 years excellent
rersoual references. civ or country. $50 In
dustrlal Associaiion Employment Agsncy, II
West 42d ST. Phone. 52i0 Bryant
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
Fernafe.

I
Female
ATTEND ANT--scotch. Protestant: invalid
attendant good seamsfress and housekecper,
COOKS all foods; S35. three years reference.
Miss sheas Bureau, East 42d
CHAMBERMAID- -WAITRESs.-Ne Dung girl;
excellent Tefeences, city Cr country, Olga
care or AlsthewFcn's Agency SIS 9th ave. Tel
3Is-B.yant.
CHAMBERM AIp-PARL LORMAID-By frst class
| friend laundfess Osterbergs Agency. I10 Lex
ington ave Tel i055-piaza.
CHAMBERMAIp- WAITRESS. = Neat. willing.
obigng swedish girl. excellent waitress, par
| iormaid, best references. Osterberg's Agency
7lG Lexington are. Tel. lo55-Plaza.
/ CHAMBERMAIp and SEAMsTRDSs. German. :.
experienced gri. best references. city CT coun-
try; wages $25. Call at Lang a Boecherer Co.
Agency. i3-45-4i West 33d st -
cHAMBERMA AIp-LaUNDRESs.--A young lrisn
girl: good city references. A.. Miss Hofmayer
Agency, 320-3a2 5th ave, 9th door. Tel. 4o2'-
Madison Sc.
| cHAMBERMATr or WAITREss.-Young Irish
girl. good city references D. Miss Hot-
mayors Agency. 30 9Th ave, yt5 ro-F. TEL
4527-Madison &c.
CHAMBERMAIp OF PARLOPMAID. - Scotch
assist butler: "a years sxcelieE; ci:y refer
encos; city country; s-5-S3o. Industrial Asso-
citation Employment Agency, u West s@d 81
.Phone Aslo-BTysnt
! CNAMBERMAID -Compet.n; Protestant wom-
an country preferred. Advertiser. aoo Wes,
34th st.
CHAMBERMATD = Neat, competent. reliable;
city or country. excellent references; willing
81. Tel. 222f-Paza
CHAMBERMAID -Extremeiy neat well man
nered girl. wiling % maid young lady or take
child out: SIS. excellent reference Na!cori
Agency. j. West 33d 81. Phone 3OO-Madis on.
cHAMBERMAIn-Iflsh Protestant. good seam
]
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18

USEFUL MAN.-Gerrnsn: SIS; on xentenlsn.s
personal references W, Mathe~son
q gency, sIs 9th ave. Tel 37e Brysnt.
OR SECOND MAN.-EnEiith; nrst
ta.. cIfy references: city or country $50
s.s Mis, Buckey's Agency II West 4.d st.
prone 74sT Bryont.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18

ATTEND ANT. Scotch. Protestant. invalid
attendant, good seamsfress and housek &c per :
COOKS all foods; S3J three years reference.
Miss Shea's Bureau, 3 East 42d
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18

GARDENER AND USEFUL-German good
,scefabIe grower glass frames and generally
useful az anything needed: well recommended.
ca arnertarla A gencv. I54 6,h ave.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18

COOK. German hr.t c'ass: gooc baker: city or
country; best references: wages $3.50. Cali
al Lang Boecherer Co. Agency, 4S-i5-47 West
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-08-19
NEW STREET BINDER.
Engineer Little Gets Supply Of "Tarvia
A." For Newly Macadamized
Streets.

Annapolis streets in the neighbor-
hood of Murray Hill and those lying
between Gloucester street and the
creek are shortly to be treated with
patent and reported exceedingly
good binder for the macadam with
which they are paved.
The new substance, which is said to
be an excellent one for keeping the
macadam streets in high state of re-
pair and for lengthenig their period
of usefuless, is kown as "Tarvia A"
and as its name indicates, has large
amount of tar preparation in it's
composition.
Engineer Little was recently au-
thorized by the City Council to pur-
chase "a supply of the composition
binder and try it on the macadam
streets. The binder has reached An
napolis and will shortly be applied to
the streets indicated and the result
will be watched with interest, as the
macadam streets about Murray Hill
are already showing the effects of
wear.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-08-19
STREAMS RUNNING HEAVIER.
But Only Next Winters Rains Will
Relieve Conditions At Reservoir.

When asked by Capital represen-
tative this morning as to the benef-
cial results of the recent rains, an
official of the Water Company said
the copious showers of yesterday were
too heavy to be of much benefit to the
supply in the reservoir.
The streams, he said are running
heavier, but scarcely enough to make
any appreciate difference in the sup
ply. 1t will take next winters rains
to do any amount of good. These
showers cannot bring back the supply
lost by the drouth, which has been
coming for two years, and making it.
self felt at the reservoir.
Last summer a drouth was exper-
fenced, and the drouth of last Sep
TENDER was the most disastrous,
aside from the drouth of the present
summer. 1t will take some time to
make up the shortage, and the hard
showers cannot do this, although the
are flowing fresher and bet
ter than for some weeks.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-08-19
MANAGER DEAN RETURNS.
He Announces That Academy Will
Open With "rhe Pink Lady"

Mr.. Tunis F. Dean, the new mana
ger of the Academy of Music, Balti-
more, has arrived in that city after an
extended automobile tour through the
North.
On his return he stopped at Atlantic
City TO consult with Mr.. Samuel F.
Nixon, senior member of the firm of
Nixon & Zimmerman, lessees of the
Academy of Music. 1t has been
finally decided that THE Pink Lady. :"
produced by Klaw & Erlanger, will be
the opening attraction at the Academy
of Music, Baltimore, the last of Sep
TENDER or the first of October.
Ivan Caryll is the composer, with
the book and lyrics by C. IN. S. lMcLel-
Ian. The story is taken from the
French farce. THE Satyre," by
George Berr and Marcel Guillemand,
which ran for over $50 nights at the
Palais Royale, Paris.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-08-19
A DANGEROUS PRACTICE.
Drivers Stand Teams Midway The
Streets And Block Traffic-Mrs.
Ogle Injured.

Anyone who drives over the streets
of Annapolis cannot fail to notice the
disregard for all rules of good driving
practiced by vehicles of all kinds and
their respective drivers, indiscrimi-
nately.
AT any time carts, wagons, drays,
buggies, carriages and ice carts can
be seen at any place in town standing
midway the streets to the danger and
detriment of passing vehicle who have
to pull out of the way
In no we'll regulated city or town is
this permissible, and it should not be
here. That some serious accident has
not happened before is more good luck
than good management. This noon,
however, serious accident was mar
rowly averted, and the result of the
accident that did occur may be more
serious than at first appears.
Mr.. Maurice Ogle, with his wife and
little sister, was driving down Prince
George street, when to avoid Ice Wa
gon No. !, which was standing in
regulation fashion midway the street.
blocking traffic MIR. Ogle's carriage
was hit by the ice wagon and the car
riage shafts broken, the carriage over
turned, throwing Mrs. Ogle into the
street, and also the little sister of Mr..
Ogle.
The carriage passed over Mrs.
Ogle's chest and seriously injured her
as we'll as little Miss Ogle. Mrs
Ogle was picked up and carried to her
home, and is suffering from shock and
internal injuries, it is thought. The
little girl is also injured slightly.
Had the horse not been a gentle ami
NAL the result of the accident might
have been much more serious. Mr..
Ogle made a narrow escape.
y A complaint has been lodged with
! the Mayor relative to carelessness of
drivers who permit their vehicles to
stand in the street and block traffic
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-08-19
Navy Deserter Returns.

John Wesley Lockhead, a deserter
from the U. S. S. Georgia, has been
wanted by the naval authorities for
some time. A description of the man
was furnished the police authorities
here and at Eastport, as we'll as those
at Baltimore.
Officer Jones, of Eastport, has been
on the mans trail for some time and
has been hunting up clue for nearly
a month. Officer Jones was rewarded
yesterday when, with the assistance
of Officers HURT, Roberts and Waters,
of Baltimore, the deserter was cap
tured at Waverly, Baltimore, and was
brought to this city by Officer Samuel
Jones, of Eastport, and delivered to
the naval authorities on the Santee at
the Naval Academy.