Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-13

writer for your column concerning
bike racing. A says Same Bike Fam
ness b says "Hetty Green" c says
III. S. Fanness." d says IS. o. &
Co." Who wins? r. MACY.
This was a dead heat, Bob.
@
JPN:
Please give me the route to the Mu-
scum of Natural History and what Is
the admission on Sundays?
c. w r.
The Natural History Museum Is To-
Gated in Central Park at Seventy
seventh street and Columbus avenue.
Take Park place tube train to Cort-
landt street, New York, board sub
way at Fulton street and ride to
Seventy-seventh street, walk to mu-
mentioned corner The admission is
free every day in the year.
]. p. NJ:
Is there any premium on a two and
half dollar gold piece dated 1908,
with an Indian head on one side and
an eagle on the other?
R. AND G. II.
None listed. Isn't $3.50 enough?
j. p. NJ.
Are letter carriers pensioned? Are
they allowed to take their bags home
on their last trip? What is the value
of q large cent dated 184s and 1852?
r. j. p.
Letter carriers are not pensioned.
They finish their trip at the post
office and are not allowed to take
their bag home. No premiums on
your coins.
-C
]. p. N:
Is one required to start as fire.
man on the Laekawanna before OBJ
tanning the position as engineer? To
whom should / apply for position?
READER.
Apply to T. M. Bennings, at Ho-
boken, for position as fireman or
brakeman. You have to start as
brakeman first before becoming
fireman. Then from fireman to en-
gineer.
To whom should I apply for po-
sition as switchboard operator in the
D., L. & w. or Penn? MRS. M:
To Mr.. L. b Foley, for the D., l..
& W., at 80 West street. New YORK
city./ and TO Mr.. Tomlinson, Jersey
City, for the Pennsylvania.
@
J. P. NJ:
what are the premiums on pennies
of 1864 1880 and 1882? Q. ).
No premiums on the coins you men
ton.
J.P, N:
what is the premium on half
dollar dated 1854? X. A. II.
No premium on your coin.
c.
]. p. N:
please inform me in your column
the premiums on the following coins:
Ten-cent piece 1884. 1858 penny. thrn q
cent piece 1865, two-cent piece 1864,
nickel 1867. a. ); Is.
Your three-cent piece of 1865 is
premiumed at from twenty-five to
sixty cents, according to condition.
There are no premiums listed on your
other coins.
What are the batting averages of
Hartley and Grant. of the Gents
Hartley hit for .31s and Grant for
.21O The OFFICIAL averages have not
vet been published but these are the
most accurate marks oDtalnaoie'
j. P. N;
'W. NJ bets that j. P. n. did not
nick the Boston Americans to WIN the
worlds series in 1912. u. 2. CT bets
that he did. Your courtesy OF an
swering this In your sporting column
will be greatly appreciated.
A FAN.
AS usual, ~. p. c." is right.
-
j. POP.-Your observation is SO
keen that 1t gives me pleasure to
hear from one so intelligent. The few
things you do not know will never
hurt you. Devote all your spare time
to helping others and you will be a
big man some day,
@
BILLY-You can get a book con-
tanning the complete list of proverbs
used in the Stars Proverb Contest
by applying to the business office of
the Star In Branford place. The
price Is twenty-five cents.
O.
l.. K.-Consult the moving picture
publications. We cannot print names
in this column. You can get your
other information from the City Di-
rectory.
a - nv n