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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-02
YACHTS RACE ON SOUND
Seawanhaka Corinthian Club
Holds Autumn Regatta.

Ten sloop yachts. divided into three
classes. raced on Long Island Sound yes
terdav in the special autumn regatta OF
the Seavanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club or
OYSTER Bav The largest classes 10 start
we're the New York Yacht Clubs @o-ioot-
ers and the @ class Of sloops. They sailed
around the l5L mile course. which took
them around a windward mark off Green
v-icb Point. thence 10 Long Neck Point
and n the finish This gave them beat
reach and run. The committee boat
Was the Silver Heels, owned by Howard
Q Smith The wind was light from north
10 northwest
T. Pierpont Morgan. jr.'s. Phryne. Ralph
y Fllise Caprice and s G. Hunter
rpanita were the starters in the @0-foot
class They got away together on the
si-,al a 2 .. n. with the Phryne IN the
,vsstbcr berth. Z. +. Luckentach's Sue
low and z. G. stewards Princess. of the
q class. started FIVE minutes later Then
came the clubs 15-footers-flve or theil-
M $40 They sailed the short course OF
KS. miles. rounding Lloyds Neck BEL buoy
and the Centre Island buoy,
After a closely contested race the
17brvne Won from the Caprice by minute
a seconds and the Suelew defeated the
PRINCESS by minutes 8 seconds. In the
1s-foot class F. r Coudert's Alys was the
winner. defeating the Thelems Dy - sec
onds
The summary follows.
- r. an-FooT CI4As+sTART. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-02
TR0TT|NG At READWLLE
Miss Stokes Wins Rich Prize at
Grand Circuit Meeting.

Readville, Mass Sept Miss Stokes.
owned and bred By ". E. n. Stokes, of
New York. was handy winner OF the
American Horse Breeders Futurity, valued
at s7Ooe, of which $500 goes to the first
horse. al the Grand Circuit meeting mt
Readville to-day. II marked the opening Of
the meeting. rain having caused postpone
ments since Tuesday. The track was heavy.
Justice Brooke. a prominent candidate IN
the American Horse Breeders Futurity.
was withdrawn and shipped 10 Kentucky
for the ST .ooo FAiturity there next month.
In his absence the chief rival OF Miss
Stokes was Peter Thompson. which AT
Cleveland this season earned the title of
champion trotting gelding Of the world for
his age nv taking a record Of 2.o9l4.
Miss Stokes appeared lame. but in actual
racing she moved along smoothly Thomp-
son broke at the quarter pole IN the first
lengths from Box.
u 10 the 1ve-eighths pole. IN The second
heat Peter Thompson and Box we're head
and head with Miss Stokes. but Thompson
again broke and Box dropped back 70 the
hlly's wheel Miss Stokes winning by that
margin
In the two year-old division ~ the Breed
Todd. the property Or Miss Katherine Wilks.
OF Gait. Ontario.
The summaries follow.
TRoTrTNG - AMERICAN HORSEBFEEpERS
FUTURITY-PCRsF S7.on-FoALS or
-rsrE~n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-02
PICK OUT ALLEGED THIEVES
Women Charge Two Italians with
Theft-Arrests Follow.

Detectives from the Stagg street police
station In williamsburg took two women
with them 20 the corner Of Bushwick and
Johnson avenues last night. and when the
women pointed out two men In the crowd OF
Italians standing there the detectives ar
rested them. The women were Mrs. VIII
ian, Harvey. Of No. ~ Manhattan avenue.
and Miss May Wright, the detectives were
povIe. Bowling and Diglio,. and the pris-
on.rs were Mike Stephano and Frank Mo
ralo.
The prisoners were accused OF entering
the Harvey home last Wednesday night
while the women and Mr.. Harvey, who is
= real estate operator. were playing cards
S-bere we're three other Italians besides the
artsaners and each Of the party had either
. Tnife or a blackjack openly displayed
srhs,, asked for money, and when Mr.. Har-
80 refused. caught him by the back Of the
,,scck and took his gold watch They also
~ $3.50 out OF Mrs. Harvey's apron
pocket. .aLan to The stass s,rast
.,s,inn they were lined up with six or
even other Italians. but Miss Wright and
Miss Harvey again picked them out with
out miss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-02
RACING At WINDSOR TRACK
Question Mark Callops to Easy
Victory in One Handicap.

Windsor, Ont. Sept. The Valley Farm
Ftable furnished the winner in the feature
race at Windsor to-dsy-the Canadian Han
dicap, 70 which a purse Of sl.2oo was added.
Denham made show Of mis- field He car
RED TOP weight-12 pounds-made all Of
Us own pace and won in romp.
Question Mark duplicated his easy vic
Tor o. Wednesday by winning the mile
END sixteenth handicap in runaway fash
lon- McCahey rode the first three winners
y ths one-nile maiden race Ny Fellow and
s-iArid0 lse were supposed TO be SOoo
ngs ~ the favorite. Outlan, proved
eeSIy best and won in romp.
lie summaries follow.
tlrN race SELLING. purse $500. for hlhes ana
Hstes t1ree years old and upward, SIX furionsky
ne F'ppin. 10 (McCahev1. . 70 J. : 20 anu anu
- hls' by D. length Flying Footsteps' ~ A..
ss-tee % T. @ to and 70 . second Top
- ~ ,Acernerl, 5 % !, 70 j ana 20 =
ta.el High Flown. Muskneion. Minnie Bright
Aa.atine finished as named
20 race Canadian Handicap puist' -
- tsf taree-geaI -oIdE and upward, CahaoiaH
one mliej-Denham. 10 t1icCshtt' = -
a nc OUT. nrst by length and a hall lapsr
go. ~ wilson. 70 ! anc 70 :, se .sll1
--1l2a. 100 Henry. . 10 10 and OUT 'hi'o'
90, l.i0es. Only three starters.
ttd race purse, $500. =. for three-yrai- oiI
n2-oens; ne mllej-Outlan1 I15 cIccsheyjs
- O. 90 8 ana / to 4 first by five lengths. San
!enito. lo7 Hoffman,. 20 10 l. 10 1 and 3 "a
second by Fellow 107 Goose. 70 J. = %
aha 70 3. third. Time 140. Emerald ISL,
Suef Flen Ear, ChOptank Wilfred Ger0es $40
'olnttt- OK finished named.
tl-ftn race purse. $500. selling handicap
~ itFee-year-o-as ana upward mile ano siA
a}-eueston Mark lO6 WILSON,. 70 !
II and - B. Won by I'VE lengths blach
L.-l, lvi sweeney. i 70 8, : 20 and 70 -
enc -lelton street. 100 (f5offinan). u 70 4
8 20 and 70 2 third. Time. rs IS TABOO
9hsl.e. Ia Aun la and Beaucoup nnisheo a.
Fifth race purse. $500. for two-year-olds
-4ng. I've turlongsi-Thirty Foot, los Burns
q = 10 ! and 10 won By one length
.'nslessman James, Jos (PeaBD. 20 i. 20
even. second. Hamilton. los (Wnsonls :
70 aud 10 .. third. Time. :0l %
eaHl lnist. Refs. Seven stars Flamms YANKEE
49, onfico' Diamond Buckle. Altoona ar
80 lnls!le1 named. a.
SAW race purse. $500 FOR thrse-yesr-oial
30 upward selling, six furlonzs)-MontcaIhl
i..,sh s1,yl . 20 I, 20 and out, won ~ =
foslA, Ae1Oara. io3 fDiggnsJ, II 10 . .
a. ana Out, second Vensts strome. ITO IWlf
10 20 ~. % and out third. 4HH'
Aieelaud also ran
a.. ftHtn race purse $500. for four yeaf-olu
~. -sNafa, selling mile and furl9hE
- ssl'--stys l05 fWnsonj o TO ;. 20 an
iGs 49, y three length q LAD of Lansooh
rE,-s Dtsss!nsj 8 % l. 6 % Nd 70 2 second
ga. sdi JOB tBelD. cato 2. 3 90 and .
hnisI.S Tine. 81 - Ny Cal and Brsvi'
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list 6ANkBOOKS.

OeT --FsnkSook 40 .OOa 5ss Bank for saw
,ngs No 90 4th sve.. New York Payment
s.orTsd Pleas return book m bank
IO5-r ar STOLEN. -Bsnkbook No s55 COS Of
~ German Savings Bank in the city OF New
~ corner 4th ave and 18th ST, Issued ~
Mathew ] Chrisiophisdes AL persons are eau
Toned against negotiating .;he same. II nor r.
turned 20 the bank on the 23d Gay OF september
1eii. = duplicate will be issued
r-os-r o- STOLEN Handbook No. 800 SO ot
tho German Savings Bank IN the cry or ""
YORK corner 4tn ave ana I4th 81, ,,,,to,.d
ma Gfnour Al persons are cautioneu
asatnst negotiating the same. II not returned
- -. hank on the 18th day Of September l'ii'
q dupficate win be issued ---
-...,,,ooV - 500 SIS Of Ire Union Dime Saw
-. pank is missing Any person having a
.,atrn m N ia hereby called upon 70 pres-Ht uis
80 within ten days or submit 10 hANlns sHin
psssbook cancelled and new uL-
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Four-Room Apartments.
uEST SIDE

Rober, Fulton Court $50 W 15sth ST. $500
Campus. S9-41 Claremont ave..
Heathcote Hall. 500 ". Hath St.. o40
Auoeshur,, tSaU 60t w 18th ST.. $40
Gerard b27 W 121st st........... $40
The Nathan Hale TT. Washington ave.
and lSlst st. ......--.... .....'.. 4oV
The Ongiara. S. W. cor q way ana o.
A9Oth 81 ...... $3.50. o.. -. - Zoo
Paul Revere. 14Tth 81. and Convent ave. ooo
Grand View. S. ". cor. 155th St and St
NlCholaS ave. ..-..... wv
HeetherdeU Court. s. W. cor. 18th ST. 80
r-,gIeu'ooS IS u I-sth st.. 40
t5,Tb eru,ood - " 1-7th st 420
Continental. $3.50 Pwsy. at nth St 81
Chilmsrk Hall sol ". 1880 st........ ~
t,,,,a-. 49,. r5o " Io4th 81 $50
asrrfe, W o-tb st -..... $50
-. -. 81 C,,tbe6raf Parkway 300
~ ra.ar1o 15ite-siSe Drive & lfsth $50
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prpNs oUTPoINTs HARVEY.

Erspxie Burns, the clever Jersey c'S
nau.an, decisively outpointed Charley
1a ai,- IN a fast ten-round bout at the
Atlantic Athletic Association, o. ~ -.
Beach last night. burns WIN ''S i" 80,
rushing tactics, pracficans us '''4
as a punching bag.
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chppET CLEANING.

c,,rrT7T CARPET CLEANING CO.--Cleans
ON ~ E.sarnn-assed air steam, hand or on Moor
,zSs srosdwav. 421 East 4sth ST. COE &
BRANDT Tel. 132-3s,n.
NEW YORK CARPET CcLEAMITG WORKS
w" Oldest Largest. Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CAKFE =
Prices Reasonable. send fer circular; :.
Tel a6o2 1923 Bryant. f3l-43' west 4o'' -
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LANG ILL IN AUSTRALIA.

syansv New South Wales, Sept L-bii
Lang the Australian heaVy"es %. ~.
tering from an attack OF innue"~ o.. e. IS,ur,
match with Jack Lester %
washington, hss been postpone
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INFORMATION FOR THE BUSY PERSON AT A GLANCE
Six Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE,
Seven-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.

WEST SIDE.
Intern. s4e5 B,wav $40
Delaware boo " 1904 :. ~ $40
Wauubek. 955 West End ave-. 1900
I0SE ., nan hi'eisio7 ~ 1900
The Mecklenburg. B'way and 144th st s4o
nIas 40 Is''n ST anu OF $50
Vera W ss,b st - l200
Kenna-a 2oT S.ntrai park vest i20O
C;r.enwich z4e Central PARK West $50
Hendrfck Hudson. Riverside Drive and -oo
110fh 81. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l,fuo
~ cba.. Mor aI,e lois' ~ anu 500
ri6o Eau Soy.n,h svs ana I1ofh az 100
'rba 1J,ins.lS oo- W.. 5s,b st / $40
Tha vy-arsr,arr goo ~ fI5th st 1908
A-,io-s CO., W TI,,S ., l 500
r1a,,o,.ht,,o ,oS ~ GOA q, 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-02

The annual open regatta OF M ,iu0' ~
which there are seventY-nVe eH''i7' VIII
he sailed to-day.
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Five-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.

Rorburv T7.wav ana 1920 st........... $500
poNcba-,-1in 31o " 10qth st...... 500
AnDisfon 1Si Fdgecornbe AVE.. $40
1T5arDi 40 ~ r1ist st.............. $50
rLsator ieo " T1otb st............ 900
Caiartbae SrO X 18th st....... $40
SI--a-s,to 900 " IO5th ST ........ $40
49, Mir,,if Ok l2rer1ont ave.. 800
m, Nfaivorn a. Ciaremont AVE-. $40
S - a. a. u g3d st....... $50
80 gouss 121st 81 and R'way ..... $40
crsod vieyy 155th and ct Nicholas ave. $40
T.fiaa C,ovr+ t,'Tyev and I44th ST.. 40
me 9I yliiin ara n 1i6tb 81 $50
7, ~ 80 ,-o,,r- 90 W Ioeth ST 49,. 900
- ~ ii.a 80 a. " nam 81 .. 500
Il l..l-..,5 - 49,, Soe " g2d at . $50
!, M p'vav and s9th ST.. 100
, aLl-as W ,o5,b ~ ..... $50
1INopI' az, .oS a. - $50
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Eighth Apartments.

Tl,n,fih p. R~Hy a a93b 11ath 500
ne $500. HaIe.'4e, ,.s = CUT if''n $50
wharfdale. 6o+-Gos ". 18th St.. LOO
12n-12j Riverside Drive .............. I-soU
Lasanno Court. 3o7-313 W 10th St.. 500
Lancashire 353 ". S5th st......-.... l'aVU
Dorothea. 321 ". 101st ST. ......-|. I'5oOO
2Se W SD ST. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -..... I'ouuu
STAFFORD. l4O-1I2 ". l04th ~. 800. soo
Wellington Court 142d 81 and Bway d0OV
S % a=n ~ ~ 60 =, 500
I 90 rs 80 i" ~. 1870
90 Ean,-.1 parL wet co., a1st a, 1000
Ths.,s-1eld Gao p,ysrstd. Driv... 1900
ps,, az 49,, parE west - 700
va.x.SJ-. 5eo NJ Ifsth st.. 100
r-,aIS.r. ora N o-.b a. . 1900
-h ~. . ,,ar,Sa r,iv. & asth St 1900
I,iorhar, S53 " ON st......... L.500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-02
HARRY STONE BEATS HOWARD

Harry stone. the clever lightweight from
the Ghetto. had the better OF Wine nov"
ard of Brooklyn. in ten-round oout at
m twentieth Century A. {. last night
There was no doubt AT the end as TO whorl
INC winner might he. for Stone outooxeo
Tho rugged Brooklyn boy from round 10
-or,d Master Of snappy left hand Jan,
Stone allowed Howard to come in ana
carr,. the nght 10 him. only 10 measure
- ,aoSs and beat him 10 the punch. Hold
- 50. GUARD well in front Of him. Harry
30. r-,orv Of Towards hardest wallops on
-. snouIder and elbow, while his rish,
80 cross snapped his rivals head back
time and again.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

A Young woman, 4 graduate nurse ana eN-
perienced. practical housekeeper, oeslI -
position in 4 home in which this eEperlehCS
VIII count: fond OF children best OF reter-
ences as 20 character and ability. W. :. A.
Tribune office.
COOK--By elderly woman: good all around
makes bread and hne pastry WIZ sHI "a,
family IN the country. wilson Aeehos' ~
East 57th 81 Tel. 2224-PlaZa-
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Three-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.

Ashford, 13i Cathedral Parkway 49,.
Fsirview Court. 1929 Broadway
30O-SO2 W 49th 81. near Broadway.
Oregon. 54th 81. and Seventh ave. l.
Sound View. 14Oth ST g. Convent ave-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-02

Tom Ginity, the Scranton Fenh' "shl-
weight. gained slight suVahtase over
Rafting" Hurley the Fassaic ooAer, III
ten-round bout at the hIls"'oh Dea''i
Athletic Club last night
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ExCURS tONS.

Strs Rosedale and sylvester
are NOT operated by this companV
LEAVE WEST 18TH STREET 90
Q 90 49, 10 80 11:30 A. n. l2;30 i; % 'o'
245. 30. 415. 5:t5. $50. 80; 10 +, "
LEAVE PIER NEW ! NOki5 ILL., E ~
q.45 10 30 Ills A. NJ; IL 10, 10 Z;pO, - ~
3 go Ais ; 90 q 00. &. 40. - SD e."' f.-H
LEAVE sTEEPLECHAsE PAkk
1855 A NJ II IS. p, 2 %. 3 ~ 3 %. q
5.25 8 10 40, $50 S.25. 30. lu.+9 NJ
Trips mar,sed do not go 10 l2sth II.
Round Trip Ticket, From SIT p 90 80 Cents
Inc. Admission to steeplecbase PARK
FISHING BANKS STEAMER Iat Rvs
Leaves 10th St. y. R.. 20 - VI fieF Wv
!. " R, $50 a. NJ. Bait and tackie on goa a. u
--na 500 ------en. 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-02

For BOYS and Young Men-Country.
wORRALL HALL. ACADEMY. Military. 18th u.
location ideal. overlooking Hudson Complete
Academic cOyrse. Junior Dept. spl feature ar
frryfInR exceptional advantages for Young boys
Address Principal Box 215. Peekskili. y. u
ST DAVIp's HALL. SCARSDALE. y. Y
Unsurpassed preparation OF boys FOR College OF
Rev WIN L. EVANS. NJ. A.
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REkKELEY SCHOOL

BEkkELEY SCHOOL
Thirty second Year.
Prepares thoroughly for all Colleges ana Tecn-
meal Schools Primary Departments in separate
briIding Military Drill-optional Athletics'
kf-ernoon study hours Opens september 2Ith
frustrated Yearbook upon Application. IeIe-
P"'I T0sFPg CURTIS SLOANE. Headnaster,
Iod 81 and West End Avenue.
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IDEAL LABOR DAY OUTINGS
Steamer Mary Powell

Block Island. Orient, Creenpor.
Shelter Island and sag Harbor.
str "Shinnecock' OF Montauk steambost
Co.'S Line leaves =. Y, New PIER : = r.
Tues and Thurs. 5 80 P. NJ. sat. loo p N
cENTRAL-HUD soN LINE. ~ FEFn s..
81. Crlnstons. Wet Point. Cornwall. New hnrgh.
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Cutler School

FROM KINDERGARTEN TO COLLEGE.
FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTY THREE
GRADUATES HAVE ENTERED COLLEGE.
20 EAST 50TH ST.
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EMPl OYMENT AGENCIES.

CHARLES WILSON'S Employment Agency
Telephone TIA Plan 14l East 3Tth st cup
niles hrs, class servants to private families Al
refri er Investigated.
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FALL RIVER LINE

Via Newport and Fail River. Lv. Pier 10,
~ r. foot Warren ST.. week DAYS and sun
DAYS j 80 p NJ. Steamers C0MMONWEALCH
and PRISCILLA. Orchestra on each
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Nine-Room Apartments.

INlIlC-NOO!l r1Dol tiAiNhNS'
WEST SIDE.
Pov-ol1ton R'way end g7th ST.. sl.1oO
- w, -" 81; n na 81 - I. 500
IN -, 7o,b a. ........ 1900
Hohenzollern, 495 West End ave. -. -'lOo
stratford Avon. n. e. cor. Riverside ,,o,
The Clearheid' 1880 81 anu i i'e' $500
Euclid Hail Bwsy and s5th ST. 2. 1000
Clarendon. seth 81. ard Riverside Drive. 3'oon
De Witt Court. go ". 1l5th ST.. ss'uD
weIlsmore. nth st. and B'vsy ..-.-' "'ioo
Ten-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
Dorfltor. III W list st.........-..- l'oOo
The Chatsworth. 72d st. and Riverside ooo
Chatham Court. Il Central Park West
cor. 9th st................. -; q 400
Terrace Court Riverside Drive and s3d Z'ooo
Eleven-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
Wendolyn. Tooth St & Riverside Drive $500
The Belnord. B'way and ssth st....... 'soV
The woodmere. 6G1 W. i4lst st......'' l'of'
Twelve-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
The r-rnbria West End ave. & s2d ~. $4,000
Georgean Court. Central PIX ". & 6Oth 4.OVo
feo-f25 Riverside Drive. E........ 3'ooV
Fourteen-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
e. Dorado. Central Park West. Goth 81. $500
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HAMILTON INSTITUTE ron GIRLS.

For Girls and Young Ladies-City.
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HELP WANTED.
WORk WANTED
Male.

Male.
MECHANICAL DRAUGHTsMAE wishes extra
work x. Box 81. Tribune ONCE.
REAL ESTATE -Experisnced man wants man
agemsrt of property. can furnish BOND Dess
references. money saving results. BoN % Iol'
% ave.
SrFNOCPAPEF-P = spsrish-English. under
stands bookkeeping; salary 70 start 30 -
W, Tribune Office. -
WANrED-By competent mechanic VINO
can make all repairs. the care ana opsIss
ron ~ beating plants steam or not water, In
private houses. next winter; nouet &C
charges FIRST class references furnished En-
gineer. Box al Tribune office.
YOUNG NAN Aged rs . years office e1pe-
Renee. Knowledge OF bookkeeping and type
writing; seeks position with future tair saiauS
expected; best references. Christian boN ~
Tribune Office ----
YOUNG NAN. % years IN private garage WASH
and polish drive. city or country. BOX ov''
1fs2 MYRTLE ave BROOKLYN.
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For Both SeXes-City.
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West Sat street.. tenIraI FarE West.
NINTH YEAR BEGINS OCTOBER 4TH
Calico -ertffcates-hfuslc. Domestic Science
Sr.c..I ard Post graduate courses IN English.
French and German. class for little boys
nrchaou study Hour. Catalog. ONCE
,o-sl. LIN ~ o151 SCHUYLER
Ne n APrHIBALD SHAW. Jr.. Principal
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AMY IucTlTuTc Fall Term Begins Sept. IS
FHdI IhStiIuiL Evening Classes Sept. 81
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Be LsnGey School, ssT ~ s TFiH
Mr. Helen NJ. Scoville's

Kindersarten, Primary. Grammar and High
sobcCi deparru1erts. Prepares Tor all colleges
Department for small BOYS
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NEW BEDFORD LINE, to New Bedford
Buzzards Bay resorts. Marthas Vineyard
Nantucket Lv. Pier 40. N r.. foot OF CLARK
son ST. week days only, 800 2. IL Strs
MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE.
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BRIDGEPORT LINE. Lv. Pier 81 e. R.,
week days. HOO A II. ana 800 p. N; Sats..
200 p. n. Nv. foot Of Z. I'D ST., week
days. 80 p. NJ: Sats. 2:3O P. IL. Sundays
$50 P. n Strs. BRIDGEPORT and NAUGA-
TUCK
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- r. so-FooT CI4Ass-sTAFT. 500
~ - l. COURSE 15. MILES. ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-02

ftL experience Training Nv Principal. scoHet tee-
Prvant school for Stannertng - VI. 40 =.
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, 20 Is West 18TH
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waning. moderate fees fall term Sept IS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-19
LONG LEASE /
N. sth St. Property Secured
by Starr Piano Co.

For a dollar and other valuable con
siderations, the John d. Vaughan pro
perty, North Eighth street and eN-
tending west to Seventh street, has
been leased by the Starr Piano COM
pany. The lease is for 90 years, &C.
cording to the terms of the document
fled with county recorder Will Rob
bins on Tuesday afternoon, out with
an option clause of purchase of the
property for $4,000, after the lease
las run fifteen years.
Announcement was made on We'd
nesday by an official of the Starr Pi-
ano company that no plans for the
Improvement of the property were
now contemplated. 1t has been re-
ported that the salesrooms of the com
pany at Tenth and Main streets
would be abandoned, but this is i'm
probable, at least until after the
lease. which runs for over year yet
expires.
The Vaughan property is now leas-
ed by c. A. Gaar and John Shurley
II expires on January /, 1914, from
which time the lease by Mr.. Vaughan
10 the Starr Piano company is dated
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-19
CALLED ON CARPET
Traction Company Magnate
Gets a Summons.

General manager Todd Of the Terre
Haute, indianapolis and Eastern Trac-
ton company will be notified to meet
with the county commissioners on
Saturday to confer in regard to what
the company intends to do in comply
ing with specifications for the inn
provement of the National road. from
West Fifth street to the Wayne-Cen-
ter township line. The company has
not sicnified by any action or com
munication that It will move its
tracks outside the south curb line of
the improvement and the commission
ers believe the company will delay the
Improvement all it possibly can.
Unless MIR. Todd will make some
promise at the meeting Saturday to
comply with the specifications. it is
probable an attorney will be employed
and the commissioners will then in
stitute proceedings against the COM
pany to compel compliance with the
order given. The company wishes TO
use the center of the highway, but this
arrangement is not favored by the
commissioners, although they have not
so decided as a board.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-19
TWO CENTS STILL
IN THE TREASURY
After the Expenses of the
District Corn School
Have Been Met.

The final report of the president and
treasurer of the Sixth District Short
Course and Corn School held in Rich
mond in February, submitted at the
meeting of the board of directors of
the Young Mems Business club at the
Westcott hotel last evening, showed
balance of 2 cents resulting after all
bills had been paid. The receipts
amounted to S1,154.39 and the eXpend-
lures totaled $1,154.37.
All the directors present We'd with
Stephen kuth, owner of the famous
berry farm east of the city, when he
moved that the board meet with him
at his farm some time when the berry
season is on in full blast. 1t was i'm
possible for the secretary TO keep a
list of the seconds The motion pass
ed unanimously with uproarious con-
sent.
Demas S. Coe, member of the COM
mittee having in charge the arrange
ments for the G. A. X. encampment,
submitted brief report of the work
along that line showing that satisfac-
tory progress is being made.
1t was stated by Freed Krone, chair
man of the committee investigating
the feasibility of the erection of clus-
ter lights along Main street, that sew
eral sample poles were expected to ar
rive in the city within a short time,
and that they would be erected at
once on South Seventh street for the
inspection of the merchants.
Raymond Mather reported the eX'
pense of the annual banquet given in
the Masonic Temple, February II. as
$2l7.4S.