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New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
WARDS PLANE SMASHED
Aviator Uninjured in 2O-Foot
Fall at Owego, N. Y.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Oyyego. n. Y, Sept ls-"Jimmy Ward
the young aviator who is attempting the
cross-cortinent flight from New York to
the Pacific Coast, fell twenty feet as he
was leaving the ground mile west OF
this village at 4:5S this afternoon, and his
biplane was considerably damaged Ward
stuck 10 his seat and came out Of the
smash unhurt 1t will take al least q
half day 10 repair the plane. The accl-
dent happened as Ward rose slowly after
three hIndred-vard run over rather
even meadow Only two OF his cylinders
tau been working properly as he ran along
the ground, and when he turned SHARPLY
To aNoio a row Of trees directly in mig
path the 0inotor stopped the plane tilted
sldeways and then crashed 10 the earth,
a,ightinP on a wire fence.
Ward left Susquehanna at 2l5 O'Clock
a-7 "aW forrv-fvc miles TO this village in
almost exactly one hour. without stop.
Co.. ..,. l., Iect mat he had 10 fight head
winds much Of the way. His approach was
lsra'dtd By The blowing Of factory whie''@s
anI the riu0ing Of the fire bell. He circled
over the village twice and landed In wide
rn, 200 .. n- said his motor had worked
sylendidlv all the way from Fallicoon and
a. n.4s confident Of reaching Corning
eiv-.- .,,.'a- ....- '.'~~o @"~'' Ward hopes
TO resume mis- flight tomorrow.
...-.4. .t - ouS4ufuaili
q distance Of nfty-siX miles, was made NJ
a Speed of nearly mile minute.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17

vital points, the rest TO he arotrated' ihe
employers were willing t" grant ehe un'o.
demand for week work and the modineo
union demand for ffty-hour working
week throughout the city. lhey aiso
agreed TO settle the wage scare OH oa'is
accepted by the union. ihe e'npio' ea9
would not agree to the demand for pay ior
ho,,davs ~ work was not done, and there
was a difference between the employers
and the men on the question Of an increase
of 80 per cent for overtime
Before the union committee left the hotei'
Never London. of the committee, said IL
was possible that more negotiations wouid
take place Mr.. Bartholomew saio' "uen
this was told to him, that the negola'ioh
were off for good. and that the Merchants
Society would never again deal with TINS
,,rtop,s conservatives The Mailer shops
in which work will be done are not anecteo
nv the strike
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
ARMY AND NAVY ORDEKS.
From The Tribune Bureau 90
washington. September To-
rho So,lowing orders were lssuc"

ARMY
rolrovtne assignments officers di nein GEORGE
arm recently promoted; Coiome coIonel T.
w. Van ~ pES00TTTT' ESS0TT and Major BROoh,E Z
pAyNE to I'd Field Artlliery ,iieyv
JosEPH = MYERS; 5dYsx 50 Z FisIax issIhx4ER. ATsId dep
LieutenahI or,ernastsr general. from 90, "a
FrancIsco. assume charge geh1r,ans' re-
ouartermsster's ptpattNnw BOLLEs.
srisrr,sster, nesiIs who will report 10 oep0'
quartermaster as -s his assis'1no rs Fort McPher-
Captain JAMES :; master nS and in charge con-
struction work --,-c,,rp (retired),
r-,r,t Lieutenant JAMES iO.r scisnc. Uni
oersH eersitv ~ Porto Rico, December 10, osd
rirs, iie1tenant STEPHEN ~ = San Fran.
Infantry. from sacramen,0 s,r,Sctor organized
Militia Of California. ,osrpu HER
r.,I.s OF absence: Captain Joerr ~ twenty
nos. 2d, Cavalry one montn anu
days.
Rear Admiral G. F. HAReER' p placed Gp'"
retired list from SepteInher -. i,snector
Lieutenant NJ ?. BROWN ass,s'ams ss,s 1stHrIsi for
BrooEIyn district Brooklyn,r s1AprEs
r,o,,tnrsnt f,iInior grade) j. 7. elAfLGo,
i''' d.tached the Castine conhshu
n.sn SonIfa II " RoYNToN. detached the strins 1is
ham; marine engineering sGho9I Gv:fiWe de-
tanhed naval hospital, Newport; naval us'r'-
r.,taSs Ss.lstant surgeon ". c. BAhEt, ue
tacbed naval training station newport "~
yaI hospital, Newport -, .,..,on
uo,.su,in a CULLEN detached naVeI s'd'i0N'
Cuantansmo: TIE Paducah. ,,,.,,r,.
C-hisS Gunner J. HILL detached the hlssoU'''
cunn.r mn q scHERER, detached the Maine; the
cunSeE MisSV' y a. MARTIN. detached navy yafd'
washington; the Dixie. s.,.nbo8
Cbief Machinst r. J. NALlSl EH- x-,einia
navy ward. New York the Wes6 sHSGaRo
Paymastsrs Clerks c. Il; SIZES siu - "
appointments revoked
MOVEMENTS OF vEssELS.-The tol'
,ou,rg movements Of warships were re-
ported;
ARRIVED.
Sent 1.-THE Michigan at Boston 49,. Nan
sent i5-The Accomac, at Key Vest .He-s 'he AZ
shan, at Shanghai the Nortn
Norfolk; the Castns. az Ne"Pol''
SAILED.
Gan, ,5-rbe Sterling from Key West 1oI 1oTI,SeI .SsN
orleans: the Montgomery from III na
mia for Hampton Roads; the Nostn osttn.oII =.
g' ,a yror Hampton Roads for Nortols,
a., uirne.ots from Southern drlH slouli.Iis
~. phiisd.Iphia: the Castine, from DaIyIio
per.s Bay, for Newport; the Whipp.e' p.ui
Eontins the Hull the Iruxtun, VIC trann
Jones the Preble and the Stewar' t'o"
San Francisco for san Diego. m ,or
-b. S!besteT from Boston, September ~ ,Sa ~.
Inc ,,Gg,erra,ssn and will fall in With the
srorpion az Malta, about oc,ooer ="
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
MISS MOIsANT FLYs HIGH
Woman Aviator Also Makes Number
Of Spirals and Dips In Air.
IBy Teiegraph TO The Tribune.


Nassau Boulevard, y. =, Sept. 1s.-Miss
Matilda Molsant In her speedy monoplane'
did some exceedingly clever work this al
ternoon, when she sailed through the air
from Mineola over the Nassau Boulevard.
She few az a helsht OF about one thousand
feet. at times making series Of spirals
and dips, with an occasional voiplane'
which almost brought her 10 the ground:
She finally disappeared over IN" Hampstead
Plains .
Harold f. Brown. OF Boston. In Wright
machine. was I'm the air the greater paIt ~
tLe afterroon and fying with much Skin.
Thomas sopwIth created much interest
among the hundreds OF motoring pafu e
when he sailed over. from Brighton beach
10 the Nassau field. with a Miss Mccarthy
az passenger. Fred Schneider, Win ms
Curtiss type bipane, did his best hylr
this afternoon. Harry =. Atwood arrlS, q
on the Nassau field this afternoon, am am
plans to ny daily next week, IN pTeparatio,, y
for the oDeniug of the meet OF the Aero
club OF New York. on september -.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
NAVY AVIATOR ON WAY HERE
Lieut.. Rodgers Visits Parents at
Havre de Grace.

Havre de Grace. Nd Sept 1s.-Lieuten-
ant John Rodgers, L. s. ~. instructor Of
aviation at Annapolis. is the first man in
this country to pay his parents a visit by
aeroplsne
He left College Point at IL o'clock this
afternoon, passed over the northwestern
Pimllco racetrack, Just north Of that city
lat 2 80 o'clock. After renewing his supply
Of gasolene he again went into the air,
clrcle1 the track for halt an hour at vary
ing attitudes and started for Havrc de
Grace at 4:25 q Clcck
Lieutenant Rodgers arrived at the Rod
gers homestead, at Sion Hill. two miles
from this city, at 35 p m The lieuten-
ants parents, Rear Admiral and Mrs. John
a. Rogers, and his brother. Robert we're
IN a field two hundred yards from the
house, and as soon as he alighted his
mother ran to him and greeted him affec-
tlonately.
Lieutenant Rodgers announced tonight
that ne expected 10 leave in his aeroplane
for New York City at 10 o'clock Tomorrow
morning If weather conditions are favor
able He hopes 10 reach New York by 3
y. nl,. at which time his cousin, G. P:
Rodgers, Is scheduled to leave Sheepshead
Bay IN an aeroplane for San Francisco.
Calbraith Rodgers and his mechancianS
went to Jersey City with an automobile
truck last night and bore away the biplane
in which c. P. Rodgers is going TO make
his flight The machine was waiting all
DAY yesterday in the Jersey station for
transportation, but Police Commissioner
Waldo refused TO permit 1T to oe moVed
through the streets of the city during the
day traffic When night had fallen, how
ever, the aeroplane was loaded on the
truck and arrived without accident AT
Sheepshead Bay
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast. t.-Nashington'
Sept l6.--The pressure is low and falling over
the West Indies and there were indications sat
urday afternoon OF disturbance In the process
OF formation somo distance south OF Hayti Ad-
vices 10 this effect were sent Saturday afternoon
10 all gulf ports for Tho information Of shipping
and to stations in the West Indies. Local rains
have fallen within the last twonty-four hours In
the Middle Atlantic and New England states
Tennessee the Ohio Valley. Missouri. Eastern
Kansas Washington and Oregon. In all other
parts OF the country the weather remained fair.
Temperatures have not changed decidedly In
auy section and are nearly normal throughout
tho country The indications are that the
weather will be generally fair Sunday and Mon
day over practically the entire country and no
material change In temperature is probabls in
any section except the Northwestern states
--l'ge IL will be cooler.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17

tts) Necessary, although II gives White
passed pawn-and initial advantage so far
tbJ timely manPuvre. otherwise white
would play XIX 3, posting one Of the knights
az q B4
tc) II IS not quite clear why this pawn vas
given up. It seems an oversight.
IA Forcing exchange OF queens. which
leaves White without means Of a possible re-
covery Of the pawn. .-
(el Inferior Tho immediate danger being
the threat of 20 p 5. he should have provided
ageinst II.
% A thin trap II 40. .P-kt (a). then
90 P-Kt4ch but even So 80. .Q-Kt
would have left Black a rook ahead
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
vERIFIEs M'MANIGAL's STORY
shop Found Where Pictures Of Blown
Up Buildings Were Made.

indianapolis, Sept 16.-Employes Of the
detective agency which caused the arrest
Of John j. Mcnamara to-day found pho
tcgrapher's shop here where II was said
O. r. McManigsl had had films developed.
detective obtained an affidavit regard
ing the films and said IL corroborated Nc
Manigal's alleged confession that he took
pictures of the buildings and structures
which he gays he blew up with dynamite
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
NEW YORK WILL BE FINE THEN

From Tho Binghamton Republican.
There has been a great deal OF weather
this summer and some of II has been good,
remarks The New-York Tribune. Cheer up
brother. the best part OF the year is 70
come Come 10 BinShamton In September
sOrb some OF our health giving ozone.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
FOWLER AGAIN DELAYED.

Colfax, Cal, Sept. 16.-Failure 10 receive
parts necessary in the reconstruction OF
his biplane prevented Robert G. Fowler
from resuming his ocean-to-ocean nlsht
tn.Gav He eXpccts to start Monday.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
1nln IaI.

Highest temperature yesterday, 20 degrees;
lowest 81: average. 50; average for correspond
ing date Of last year. 81: average for correspond
ing date az last thirty-three years. So
Local forecast: Generally fair to-day and Mon
day: not much change in temperature: Hight.
variable winds
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
CHESS GAMES IN DETAIL
Moves in Two of the Important
Matches at Carlsbad.

Details of the games of the lnternauona'
Chess Masters Congress now gong Oh a'
Carlsbad have reached this country Dy
mail. The plays OF two Of the more I'M
portant contests are:
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
CONTRACT 1ia.
Sealed bids will be received by tho Board
~ Wafer supply, at It's offices. seventh floor.
ys5 Rroadway. New York. until II \. NJ. on
september 20, 1911 for Contract 1l3. for test
nits and borings on the site OF the proposed
Silver Lake reservoir. situated about y mile
west OF Tompkinsvie. and about miles by
t,oro,igh of Richmond, New York City
Al the above place and time the bids will be
nublicy opened and read. Pamphlets contain
inr information for bidders can be obtained At
The above address by depositing the sum OF five
dollars (s5) for each pamphlet. FOR further par
,iculars see Information for Bidders
CHARLES STRAUSS.
President.
CHARLES n. CHADWICK.
JOHN r. CALVIN.
Commissioners Of the Board OF Water Supply.
JOsFPH MORRISSpY Secretary
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17

Tho winds along the New England and midn'e
Atlantic coasts will be light variable; along 'h'
south Atlantic and east Gulf coasts, Hight. vari-
able except moderate east and northeast on the
southern Florida coast; alons tho west 'uH
Coast. moderate south; on the lower lakes
light variable; on the upper lakes light. varl-
able becoming moderate south.
Warning OF 3 storm south Of iiayt' probably
moving eastward, was issued by the Weather
Bureau to-day. Vessels bound for the western
portion OF the Caribbean Sea were advised 10 be
alert The severity OF the storm vas unknown.
Forecast for Special Localities-For New
England. Eastern New York. Eastern Pennsyl-
ysnis. New Jersey. Delaware. Maryland ami ihs
District OF Columbia. generally fair to-day ana
Monday: not much change in temperaturs;'iight
variable winds
For Western Psnnsyivania and Western New
York, generally fsir TO-DAY and MONDAY; light
variable winds.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
Four-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.

Don.,, vuI,on court. $50 W. Ibsth st.. $500
no. AZ
1uatPbco,. UalI 400 w Hath St $40
,N.h,'re Eaii eoI W Il5th st. $40
!.epd soT ~ I21st st,.......... 640
The Nathan Hale. FL Washington ave. ,.o
and islst ST.. ..:....'...; soo
The Ongiara. O. W. cor. Bway ana ,sn
Paul Revere l4Tth st. and Convent ave. 800
Grand View s W. cor. 155th st. and 81 -.
Nicholas ave. WV
peethrrdel Court, T. W. cor 10th St
and Broadway ....:.''..''..''..'.. 80 s5o
Englewooa, 7Is w. 1Tsth st........... 4a0
itO.n.' t,n,oI 49, iiso B'way at iTJth st 420
,ti,.Irt ti,Ii 6ot W 143d at ,, 7sO
on,iin.N on -, I1n " ioItb At $50
nynia, nutnn1 w ioTtb st t,.... 4so
Marc Antony. 2ti Cathedral Parkway 300
The Palermo Riverside Drive 1l6th Ino
2 W 1nsth St, near =. =. W.......... fsu
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
DIRECTORY OF APARTMENTS.
Ready Reference List Showing Location, Number OF
Rooms and Rent Which VIII Save the Apartment
Hunter Many Tiresome Trips.
INFORMATION FOR THE BUSY PERSON AT A GLANCE
Six-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
Seven-Room Apartments.
wESr SyDE

Tintrrn. 1905 B'way.... $40
Delaware go w 1920 st........... $40
Waumhek, 955 West End ave. ....... LOO
Rockiedge Hall, Riverside Drive and
iV-u ~. .s''.....s. ......:'s. A'o"1o
The Mecklenburg. B'way and 144th ST.. $40
The Majestic, i45th ST. and ST. Nich- -
Vera 0 W ssth st st.......... 1900
Kenmare. 3c7 Central Park West. -. LOO
Greenwich 40 Central Park West. $50
10th st. .e'"". .'''''. '..'i,.,.... 'e LOO
chester ave. .o.'' '1.''....'.... ~ 600
lido Hall Seventh ave and 10th ST.. LOO
The Waramaug. $50 " 18TH St.. l.2Ol
Antlers. G03 W. 1llth st............. l.bon
DevonshIre So5 " esd st...... q 1000
Clarendon sOS.a West 18TH st....... l.1h0
The CanIpolvn. 6ol west 1l2th st..... 1,2OO
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
S65,OOO

worth Of src 10 year debenture bonds for ssls
IN a successful Southern Realty Mortgage sni
Estate now Owned by the company; small ls-
sue OF the above amount is offered at 80 cents On
THO dollar 10 the early investor; par value OF tns
bonds 500 and 500 each respectively end ampJ
secured. For particulars apply 10
McDONALD-W -WIGGINS COMPANY 90
A PRIVATE PARTY WISHES TO SELL Ten
bonds. $1,000 each. paying Per oen.
coupons paid semi annually; only twenty-tso
OF these bonds outstanding which is hrs.
mortgage against a corporation rated over =
million collars For full. particulars apply :,
WcDONALD-WIGGINs COMPANY (?e,
HALF INTEREST IN A VALUABLE PATEyT
given for 81 600 10 a person or company who
VIII join the inventor In making demonstt'
tion OF a new type of water tube BOILER
McDONALD-WIGGINs COMPANY. iysl
10000 WORTH OF STOCK FOR SALE ia
newly organized company authorized 20 q,
general business In promoting the science d,
aviation. manufacturing rying machines, er.
stock selling at par, 500 per share Tte
future success OF this business should appeal
MrDONALD- -wIGGINs COMPANY. iys
ONE or THE BEST KNOWN FINANCIAL
houses house conducting large operations N
this and foreign countries has an opening ia
q man Of character who has made good ss
stock salesman. he Is wanted TO call upon Sc
lected class who are especially interested IN N
esta blshed institution now enlargng iis bls,
ness. an experienced man OF character VIII hnA
pleasant employment. will havc 4 very large y.
come and will have permanent employment
compensation on a commission basis only ana ?,
advances: state your age and experience Ha
give the names of two references. Address =
Z. c. Box $. Tribune Once. =
WANTED -- TRUSTWORTHY, CoMPErkN
man. with $1,000 cash and upward, 80 estassxsss
and manage permanent subsidiary business ~
q month and expenses and extra share cf prooss
Large manufacturing company, wen knes
staple line has excellent opening Tor sesI.
cspohle man. Favorable investment: hish ~
business: good for 5000 year or better
the right man, with big future prospects ~ ~
particulars address G. c.. RcS -. Tribune "
Ace.
EIRFPROOF STEEL AND SToNE STRCxIr
ure. west bank Of Hudson. - miles from ~,
York all improvements; ten acres; suitspe
hotel sanitarium. school. Institution or the ~"
Address Room 1904. $50 Nassau street.
N0;T,y NAKER--s5o.o 900 wanted. RI! n,cs
good FULLEST Investigation 100 per 60
yearly. II Interested. write. Chas. kirsch"'"
Cranbury. n. ].
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
BONA EJOE e

We offer a First Mortgas. So Gold Ro,d
earning FIVE times its interest charges; Win
this is allotted sOec in stock which Is earri'z
100: s1OO ard $500 bonds: directors are men
of high standing in New York II won't cost yea
ANYTHING to Investigate and YOU Will make hsre-
some profits II you invest.
MCDONALD WIGGISS COMPANY. (?9
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
-HTS, DEFENCE.

ts) Abandoned inferior, = A.
hi g. Kt Kt; I-P kt Pm o,
s-P X Kt, T Kt; "a p, . T T. gives
Black the preferable game. or,
lei Fahrni designedly but unnecessarily saerl. t
aces the Bishop % would have lett @ nun
with the better game still. The sacrince loses'
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
Eight-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE

hntahnin instn 2s7 S"Ty 4lH 7Ih ido'D .t " 500
Nlchoiss ave ...'...',.,.'... go
whsrfdaIe Goa COG " I15th St.. 100
120-t25 Riverside Drive. -. ........ 1.soo
Lassnno Court, 30T-3IS W. 10th ST.. 1900
Lancashire. ass w. s5th st........... 100
Dorothea. 331 W. 10lst at. ........ 1900
2s2 w sSd St .................... 1900
stafford. I4O-i.e W 1o4th stu. goo
Wellington Court, l42d 81. and Bway. 1000
Tyanstor aOth - and West End ave. . OOh
sa1ony. $50 w Sod st............... 1.sOA
i2a Riverside Drive ........... 1900
407 Central Park West. cor. p1st st.. 1000
Ch..,erneld. 26O Riverside Drlv,.... 2300
PamIico. M central Park West t... 100
Yorkshire bs2 w 18th st.......... I.T00
FIorham ?s6 W n7th st............ 1501
Rockiedge Hall Rivers Drive a 1924 2 400
The Winfield 2O7 W 56th st.......... l.T50
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEI:s

TWO CHOICE FURNISHED ROOMS. 70 ,.tk
vate house, occupied by owner. for sssst
men oh'y; hardwood floor, electric .'Sls
baths: near West 72d 81. subway anr &
waited: references required. Address rrst
p. .. Box o04 New York Guy.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
Three-Room Apartments.
xx.rsr SynL

Ashford, ISL Cathedral Parkway....... $3.50
Fairvlcw Court. 3i29 Broadway...... ~
8OO-3O2 w. i9th st.. near Broadway. tsV
oregon, Gath ,t. and Seventh ave-. a0Oy
Sound View 140th 81. 4 Convent ave.. 90
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
onicial observations OF United state. wealth
rreaus taken at p. m. yesterday follow:

Local OtIciai Record. following Official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature for the last twenty
four hours in comparison with the correspond
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
Five-Room Apartments.

po-,,rv uvv and 1921 st... 5000
ntay,,ai, noaDy AI2 W. Tooth st...,,... 500
tS"r 1ei EdRecombs ave. ..... $40
,,n.n, 20 W 1oist st.......,.... 81 $40
Phaeton, $50 w. 112th st............- 300
t;aianthes. $40 W. 18th ST.. ........ 64o
F,nerauto 229 ". 1o5th st........... $40
Tbs Malvern, 81 Claremont ave. go
Iaa Ins . ar4a w g3d st..... 7s0
Reed House. 12ist st. and Bwsy...... $40
Grand view. 155th and 81. Nicholas ave. $40
Daiias Court, B'way and Hath St.. t21
- Q1-oc 1lth
t nhs Wiiis S1S w 10th at ...... $50
,,. loia -. Sour, 2io " tOSth st, t,...... 900
nay,uoc nay'ic.iS Gli w. 11Sth st..... 900
- lli,n, csau,, 20s W q2d st....... $50
= ffa.,on f.rm Rwsy and seth st....... 1.100
a ~ ,OSth ~ ........,,.... 4a0
r,Ino" az, w IAod st............. ss0
. C,anrt IbO w 1O4th 81 ..... $50
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17

s,,NpAys NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in tho United States Tor
$3.50 year,
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
1ypewsIr,No AND rvpswRlrss

VICTOR VISIBLE. ~ Nassau ST CauSsis
free; all makes taken part payment taasS
In IInd.rwoods Rsmingtons Olivers smn51
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
CARPET ClEANIN G.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING co.-csses,.
by compressed afr. steam. hand Or on VI
,h5s ROADWAY 42t East +sth IT. CUE
BRANDT Tel l32-ssth
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING Woss'
Oldest Largest Most Modern vr<
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM Old CAKrs'-
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circuin. n
Tel 1892 -4Gg3 Bryant t37-fD WeN 'o'.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS.

LOUIS s HUBBARD. 20 WILLIAM sessp
specialty--Estats accounting. Also NJ
,lle and corporation accounting Long
iished and reliable Telephone sooc--Soa~
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
S5OO,OO0

worth OF 10 per cent cumulative preferred
stock for sale st par LOO per share Com
pany is we'll established ard operating sue
vendine machines and otherwise; oftesys u
the highest character and integrity; hve Mill
ion gross OF pencils used each year q ,aH ne
''''' MCDONALD wIGGINs COMPANY. Gs,
$4,000 OF THE Capital Stock OF sut-
for the moving picture business and eI.
company ono of the pioneers in this line and
the successful exhibitors; stock selling at par.
$40 per share; investigation solicited.
McDONALD-WIGGINs COMPANY. 03l
worth OF IN. capital stock Of an established
shoe manufacturing business. local corpora.
tion and enjoying the distinction OF dolns
business with the highes, elias, houses IN the
country: stock selling at par. investigate.
McDONALD-WTGGINs COMPANY. S1
COMPANY Now BUILDING one OF fn.R
buildings IN New York City onefs t9r
sale $1,000 worth OF It's capital ,,oek A. i, pa,,
paying possibilities OF an enterprise o, ms
Character should pay large dividends; 'nvf''
e McD0NAL ALD-wIGGINs COMPANY. CD
$40 600 WILL BUY one OF the most vsiuiels
patents Of a horseshoe with sdjustsbl: eorSsi
patented in the United states and Canada For
mil particulars and demonstration apply %
MCDONALD WIGGINs COMPANY. ID
WE OFFER limited amount OF the capital
stock Of an Iron aud Steel Company. par valas
OF which is $40 per share, selling at - eaS., S.:
Company VIII have an output OF nom 20 70 -
tons OF bar iron per week. with & market wait
ing 70 take the entire output For particulars
apply 20 -.
McDONALD-WIGGINs COMPANY. ~
WE ARE orering a limited amount Of stock q
a working gold and silver mine. stock is sell
Ing az par 500 per share over 100 feei or tln'
nei work done Plentiful timber and water sup
ply for a number o, years For descriptive nat
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so PER CENT. common stock given IS hoaai
10 the purchaser OF the per cent cunuisuys
preferred stock in company authorized 70 de
general financial business and TO act as hold
ing and financing company, stock selling a. PAR
SO per share. operated by men OF high standing
in this respective line.
NcDONALD-WIGGINS COMPANY. t9
5000 WILL PURCHASE half interest IN
business established six years which Slows
profit OF over $1,000 yearly; inventory worn
times the amount OF investment; partner InsI
be active or inactive. ana II responsible maj
pav part cash. For particulars apply 20
N,nO\ n -WlGET\S COMPANY. (tfp
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

CAPITAL
Procured for manufacturers, lncustrial enter.
prises, steam railroads, mining, gas. Goa! and
fj-nber propo.itions through the sale OF stocks
and bonds, excellent facilities for placing hsa
class securities. Companies incorporated snf
nnarced. Established a6 years
NcDON II D. -WIGGINS COMPANY,
STOCKS AND BONDS.
25e-257 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. n. Z,
New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
LAWYERS.

A FORMER PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Gor.,,ss
free legal services unless SUCCESSFUL: nppcs1
years experience; everything, everywnere ~
900 Marbridge Building. ~ West 3tth sts5
YANES A. GRAY, COUNSELLOR AT ~
roorns i,O2I- Oh. Marbridgs Building.
Broadway corner saith st