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RAIN CAUSES HALT IN GOLF.
One Default and One Match only In
Rrrtton woods second Round.

BRErroN WOODS, y II, Aug IA
heavy thunder shower flooded the golf
course this afternoon and made playing
conditions 80 bad that the committee de-
rided to call Of tho second round of match
play for the day This was done after
r. r. Mundy ~ Ardslcy had presented
himself at the first tee and his opponent.
+. II Cans entered a default The second
pair. r. 9. Cushman. Jr.. OF Oakley. and
u J. Bradley, Chicago. got under way and
decided to continue through the rain.
Cushman winning by up and . to play.
The summaries:
Firsi sixteen. First Round n Muudv.
Ardsjey defeated :. - clair Colhv. EsscN
County G. g. and 3; + GINS defeated
q. ". Gardner. Up, Il. &. Cushman. Jr.. Dc
fehted l.. r Boyd Milwaukee. I and %,
" J. Bradley. Chicago, defeated ! r
Barnes and :. W \. Pratt defeated , :.
pussy and \. Forbes Morris g g, de
fsated A r pi.shurN. and I. l.. \. Htmil-
ton. EngleWood, defeated Bruce p'isou.
Kansas civ, and II " croft. Oakmorft
defeated O \ Barnn~d. Greenwich. 3 and I
second Round r r Mundy won r' ac-
fault from T. n Cans, r. -. Cushmdn. Jr.
defeated n J. HradieN. aud
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Americas Cup Race Won't Be Postponed to the Fall
QUAKERS NEARLY N0SED OUT.
Aiken Tiger. Make Furious Rush nj
Finish aud barely Lose Game.

.NARRAGANsErT PIER, Aug. lin the
first match Of the tourney for the Atlantic
CUPS, presented by W A Hazard, the
Philadelphia Country club defeated the
Aiken Tigers. 5 4, to ). to-day in spirited
match replete with mshaps and penalties.
The Philadelphians led at beginning ~
the seventh 81 to 2, but In Anal periods
the Tigers rallied, outplayed their OPP
ponents and helped by misplays by the
Country club four they came near captur-
ing The match. lie Boutillier took a nasty
fall in the first period. His pony fell.
throwing the rider beneath him. When
the pony arose 1t kicked lie Boutlller in the
left eve, but he resumed play. Gatins in
the fourth and Shaw Mexican In the
NTH period also came troopers, but each
was unhurt. The lineup:
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BAR HARRoR. Me. Aug. lin the sec
ond DAYS play Of the state tennis cham
pionship I'm mems doubles George NJ
Large and Victor cushman defeated + =
Reed and Richard *. Thortdike. Sc
Sc. 20 William NJ Blair and Joseph
r Bowen defeated the Rev. f.. * Beck
man and James 9, X. Lawrence 6l
e; Gouverueur Morris mad Edgar
Scott defeated r Ewing and f. Free
man, 6-l. Go, and T.. Auchncloss and
Whitney Wright defeated I. Weld and
W. Phelps. G-l. a. Tomorrow In
the semi-hnals Morris aud Scott play
Auchlncloss and Wright, while Blair and
Bowen meet Large and Cushman.
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FLEET GATHERS FOR CRUISE.
Grrnt south Hay Nacbtsmrn Have
FIRST open Regatta To-da,.

N'.r..,. l.. /, Aug. 1.-THE fleet is
r''. e oft the Babylon Yacht club for
g.. -,.tI annual cruise OF the Great
Sog-' HaN Yacht Racing Association.
MOI. '.t sovtuty-tVe craft are ex-
pe''.H .' weigh anchor Thursday morn
So. willie ON the first squadron run
o' 'n~ cruise. Tomorrow the Babylon
lI..' 'uh viii hold an open regatta
".H NI count on the yacht racing
wroaslip OF Great South BAY.
GEORGE p. Rice, president Of the asso-
c''.. .s . command and his flagship
-.' Was one OF the first boats 10
'I-' ...' 'r on tn. club.
9TH. squadron run on Friday will be 10
'.. li.'r'"' Ray Yacht club, that or
r.0zt'n. holding championship re-
-.'it Friday afternoon. The nnal race
~ . series viii be held under tho aus
.- .' iNr South Bay Yacht club on
p .H-4e o0 saturday
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STRAIGHT HEATS SPEED
ACTION IN TROT RACES
Programme Completed Before
Storm-BrOnsOn Makes
Good Time.

=, =.
N'NE'E, y '" Aug 1l.-Straight
heats i'm all three races an tho IN I'd 20, tho
opening to-day Of the Nc,rnro',s ,n " -, ,,
r,c,,,,,,. h.i, 49,, .'''H ','u,t
' ,ss,'I, n''u Nv me Monroe Driving Park
'NSN''lh'''h ''''le at'd the action so that
the programme was completed before the
Storm brnke
Thsr. 49, ,..,,. t,,t. Ic,
tu.,,, tho tn, ,.'..',t, t ".,', ''.,' ne
'N''h tn' tm" made 10y the - trottcrs
and by those travelling iu the ":l2 class
Bronson. q brown Ri1ccn gel,lIng owned
l,, Nr,b,,. I,,.,,s 80, 4, - 80
"a, ~ m ,t,. a .I7'..'' w" '','i u
- Wv nun ''' OF lU" : -
tidNS. ms Just duplicated Ra0los's per
fprmance. Rallies won the PIP frnt iu
the third boat with t,,L nd, -.
sand o., - t, '''''" ~ '''7'
u ,.', ~, "a" ny
bT'UN'n drew mira position. but II WAS
not long before he took the pole from
Dlga's Son and he p.v,, authenticated a.,
again du,i,,y ,b. ,,... "a -, ,, -
49, ~ 80, " = non
ION o. l"Neun iaTk h'd belEian entered.
Tho Bingora stallion was On tho hands Of
William plckerson and he finished a Short
lerrth behind Rronsn,, Th ..' s,,,,,,, S''o,
..'''' - f'''.'''' . ~ NHill'll'l Us
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Net 90 Takes Cold MEDAL.

MAPIEwoop. y. n. Aux IA field
Of forty-fve strovc for quail hration here
this morning iu the August uandir4p golf
tournament II s. Bradley OF Worcester
led with gross OF -. his net Of 80 win
ming for him the gold medal offered t'
tho hest net tally. Two lights qualified
Results ~ the frst sixteen
" : Bradley Worcester 7f..9 90. g n
Bailey Brac Burn Sill. 20 r..R scott
Grecnneld. s2-i2, ~. y. T. Meekcr. Maple
God, sl-i0. y. ! : Farrand, Jr, Detroit
SIS 20 II y. Blue. MapleWood. s9-it
~ f. " Horuhrook. chevy chase s1-it
"a q; l.. Reilly. Merton. SIS, ~. NJ f.
Gtt.s. Chevy chase e-ii. - j n Blue
Forest IN so-l5. "a Murray Kigginr
ga = " y Brier MapleWood. $50
-. \ 7. calder. Ir. NanamOiSett. iOO-.i
70 r. Coc Norfolk 9s-e2. IS. \ r
Fcohtman. Jr, Scersdal'. $50, -.
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VETERANS BEGIN TRIP RIGHT.
Defeat Toronto Cricket Ciub with
Margin Of Eight wickets.

TORONTO, Aug. li.-Playing against the
Toronto cricket club the team Of the New
York Veterans Association. now touring
IN canada. won the first game of its trir
by def'a ting the local players by the com
Portable margin OF eight Wickets The
home team b"..vd frst aud the side went
all out for 175. The Veterans then be-
gan their innings aud the feature OF the
day was the splendid scoring Of V kort
lang. He went in first and carried his
bat throughout the Innings. having 90 &c
his credit when stumps were drawn for
the day. New York scored 1N3 for the
loss Of three wick Is The score:
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Newport DoubI-. Reach Final.

NEWPORT, Aug. 1.-THE semi-hnal
round in the womrus handicap doubles
tennis tourney at the Casino WAS played
today Mrs Howard a. Gushing and
Mrs Cortlandt u. Barnes beat Mrs, Will
lam GOalhy Loew and Miss Ruth V
TwomhlS "a, ., and Mrs william
Earl Dodge and Miss Margaret II Busk
II fault,d to Mis- Anna Sands and Mrs
Inrill4rd spencer. Jr.
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Negro Hen,ies Meet Tonight.

sam LanEford and Battling Jim John
son will meet Tonight in ten round
bout AZ the stadium \. 9. Langford out
pointed Battling Jim at the Empire A. G.
several months ago but expects to win in
quicker styie this time. Fat Jim sends
word that he has trained hard this time
and is not quite SO fat, with the result
that he hopes To he returned the victor.
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The Drangohurg horse show viii be- held
thss year. as heretofore. under the aus
pieces Of the iocklaud County Fair. or
angeburg. y. y september 9 and 10. The
prize list consists Of forty classes aud in
cludes events for roadsters. harness horses,
ponies saddle horses and Jumpers There
are also a few breeding classes Prizes in
money are offered and stalls are free En-
tries close August 20 with W : Rlitz. as
sistant secretary, rs Nassau street New
York
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I.rnch Cross Keats Rivers.

Los ANGELES. Aug LEACH Cross
was awarded the decision At the end of
the twentieth round in his bout with Joe
Rivers here last night.
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Team handicap. 10 Team handcap .. g.. 9
Score Aiken Tigers earned. .. total, ;. Phil.
adelphia Country club. earned Is; handicap. !;
penalties. N; total. 81. individual goals =.
Mexican :. r W Hopping 7 Lc Boutilier
Is. X Gatins h. l. stokes W stoke. 3;
r stokes Penalties u. Mills, "a 10y foul
cross !, by foul hook T stokes, y by foul
cross: Philadelphia Country Club. ;. by safety.
Referee Philip Stevenson. Scoror-Joyce
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.|..HiH. y. H. Aug, ll.--R. +.
'- r.p'kyr, playing with II handi-
FINISHED M on DOGGY to-day
trophy presented by W. VI.
-'.' iuok'yn Arthur L. James Of
'.3l finished all square
r. ~ went To g. H. English OF
/. ------- ~. NMn was ono down.
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Hudson River
by Daylight

Leaves Desbrosses St, $50 A. NJ; w. t?d
ST. IN 4 NJ W i2sth St. 1920 A. NJ;
Yonkers. 1850 A. NJ. for West Point Corn
wall. Newburgh and PoughNeepsie, returning
same day In sunset and twilight.
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PITTSBURG HUMBLES
NAVY IN HOT BATTLE
Makes Good Use Of Open Play
to Get Two TOuchdOwns to
One by Middies.
ALEXANDER IN TOO LATE

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. lo-In "A fnely con-
tested football game played here this
afternoon the eleven Of the University OF
Pittsburg won from the Mldshipmen by
l3 to 8. Both teams used varied attack
and gained much ground. hut honors
were slightly though distinctly with the
visitors. Both made good use of the for
ward pass and both had backs who could
make steady gains by means Of line
plunges. but Pittsburg excelled in the
fast running game Alexander was put
IN the Nays backheld during the latter
part OF the game, and was by far the
most successful runner with the ball that
the Midshipmen used, hut throughout the
game Williamson and DC Hart did some
efficient sprinting for the visitors
The Navy started with Failing, Blod-
Fett and Harrison, all weighing upward
OF $50 pounds, In tho backiie'd, and at
tempted TO overpower the Pittsburg line,
In the first Ave minutes Of the game they
were successful. but Blodgetts tumble on
the 10 yard line gave tho ball to the
enemy and williamson made mighty
punt down the fleld. Later In the quarter
a short forward pass from Williamson 70
Heron put the ball one yard from the
Nayy's goal line and Williamson carried
Il over. Hastings kicked the goal. II
was claimed that Pittsburg had been
allowed an extra down Just before.
Both scored In the third quarter
Oyeresch by a tremendous EFFORT caught
a long pass from Mitchell Just over the
line. The kickout was missed. Toward
the close OF the period Peck. with tho
help OF some colleagues, blocked Bod
getts punt. He recovered the ball ny a
desperate leap and carried It for a touch
down. The goal was missed. The second
and nnal quarters were deadlocked. The
1t,aa
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ONE NEAR END, ANOTHER OPENS.
Upprr Montcinir Golfers Pct n
busy Day In Two Events.

MoNrrl AIR. y. j.. Oct. 10.--The MEM
htrs Of the Upper Montclalr Country Club
played the semifinals for the Presidents.
Vice. Presidents, Greens Committee and
Tub trophies this afternoon. as we'll as
no qnt'ifying round for tho Autumn
Tournament
70" the Presidents Cup. J. T. Lyman
beat J Bartlett and 4. and G. H. Free
man heat G II Miller. and I. For
ne N'c"-Presldent's Cup. w. Sutton beat
w. + Lawes, and I. and A. Is. sweeney
beat 7. X. Gardner, 8 and 4. For the
Green's Committee Cup. r. g. Kellogg
heat Wood and 4. and II. Adair and
J. Schepmos tied. For the Club trophy
J Amherg beat G. II. Crystal, 8 and
I! and J. W Ernshaw beat A. r. Ar
WsRuac, . and ..
In the autumn tournament some OF
me best scores were q. J. Carlin, Sis.
IS C. u. Hall, Sis. II: A. r. Sws-
,ey sG-li. u; ". Belcher. ss--is. 72 /;
J. Bartlett, Sol, "a. Il. a. Clapp.
Is ~, F. L. Matthews. 1917. "a;
W Sutton, s9-l5, "a; C. Schepmos.
- a. \. NJ. Selby 1927, rs /:
W ~ soenarton. 1880. rs: II. A.
St7'er. lo2-2S, 70; W. C. Cushman-
IL -
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MAXWELL IS NEW CHAMPION.
wins Final Round for Club Title az
Scarsdalc.

HARrsrAiE. y. V, Oct. Io.-Lee w.
Maxwell won the golf championship OF the
soarsdale Golf and Country Club to-day
when No defeated III. &. Kayser by up
and To- play in the final round for the
club title
A big field PLAYED this afternoon In the
competition for the New York cup which
vas given by the members OF the club who
i've In New York. II was match play
against par competition and was won by
= J REYNOLDS. He was l up. and was
the only one who succeeded In beating par.
The sweepstakes to-day we're won by DR..
". Cassell. In Glass A. with ss--i6. 10.
,nd r. W Van Vlack In Class n. with
3o-lf. - The scores:
New York Cup--F. J. Reynolds, l up; II.
Z Thorne. ! down; W, c Morrow, down
~ !. w Casssil, down: O. ". cheney. Z
dew. VI -. Starrett. 3 down.
sweeps Glass A-Dr J. W. Casse'l.
SIS -. NJ G starrett, SIS. 70; p s.
VI. LluRhlin, SIS, IS; W g. Morrow,
sc o.
Cl.s r ". Van vlack. so--ie. "a DR..
2 o. Tracy Ell, IS. J. N. Stewart,
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Ineo.ius ve.s~I-By wireless.

Is Gulfoil. towing IS shenango, Port Arthur
"a. miles south Of Cape Hatteras at nocn
yesterday. 1900,
Of Diamond Shoals at noon yesterday.
So Brhzos, San Juan. 4s6 miles south Of scot
land Light at noon yesterday.
S. CoAmo, San Juan 100 niles north OF
San Juan az noon October T.
S. Apache, Jacksonville es6 mi south or
Scotland Light AT p. N. yesterday:
S. Antilles New OrleanH 30 miles north
of Jupiter at noon yesterday
SIS froquois Mobile "a miles south OF JuDi
ter al +. VI YESTERDAY,
So Comet, SABINE, lls miles south OF Jupiter
q noon Yesterday.
Jupiter " noon yesterday.
Sc San Jaanto, Galveston, 100 miles norm
Of Jupiter q noon yesterday.
SIS SaDtiaGo, Progrero, go miles east o.
Sand Key at & =. N, Yesterday
s. sara'ors. Havana, lh mlle- northeast OF
MORO Castle at = N yesterday.
81 Lenape jacksonville, - miles north Of
81 Johns bar at T.. NJ. yesterday.
SIS City OF 81 Louis, savannah. lbi milss
south OF Scotland light at noon yesterday.
S. Monterey, Havana, 100 miles south OF
Scotland light at p. NJ. yesterday.
SIS FL Dia Galveston crossed Galveston bar
AT 1850 p. NJ, yesterday,
So Duca iii Geneva, Naples $50 miles east
OF Sandy Hook al noon yesterday
SIS Batilla trAnsport), passed Nantucket fASht
al - u. NJ yesterday.
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RUTGERS GIVES ARMY |
STUBBORN ARGUMENT
Game >corcless for First Two
OnartcrS-Muffcd Punt and
Long Run Decide IT.
oIIpUANT SPRAINS ANKLE

c.rar ror~r. oct l0.--Rutsers meas
,,..d ur ~ Army calculations to-day when
-. lads from Sew Brunswick held tho
,r,s, Pointers to a 10 to score after a
- synr TYAying the Army 20 a stand
~ al through the hrst two quarters the
,.,,eyrueo shove up strongly on the de-
,.r.,v, and kept the Army men on the
ur-r all the while
Tbs revolving mass play devised by
Sanford the Rutgers coach, puzzled the
,.det. A. the beginning, but after Sizing
m the play TN. Army spilled II with such
,.ou.rrv mat Rutger. fnally gave IL up
,,d varied he offence with old fashioned
,oo,b,u tactics and rather frequent use
q, .h- forward pass. Nine times San
,ords men tried passes. but only two were
gooi Tor gains.
IN, ARMY surprised every one by It's
,,irr-c IN resort 10 the wide open game,
,,., , quartet ~ forward passes. all OF
,ti., wont wrong. being tried by the
,ad-.. uilng the contest. The Army went
,eor..,ss until well along into the third
,srod when one OF Hodgson's high
,clr,I. ga. muffed by Bracher on Rut-
.sr,'s ~ yard line Britton. who followed
ne ball like Il hound to-day. fell on II and
psrelIc' carried 1t over In two plunges at
.sr Acsi. The goal WAS missed.
Wrlg~0u's pretty run OF eighty-nve
es-l- to q touchdown In the last quarter
,eN.rd beautifully formed dying inter-
ference gave the Army another score
p,r.i'ct booted an easy goal. The cadets
20, on the Rutgers 10 yard line in the
.ecoui quarter and Benedict missed an
.ssy g., az goal from placement Hodg-
cons h.cklng averaged nearly nifty yards
today, 'nr hig Army back easily distance
rg TaIn'sn in the punting duel
Nei.Wcr. 'he Army centre. was all over
ne nc'd and I'm every play and shared the
,orors fbr the cadets with Benedict and
Hols~or OIphant srralned an ankle
s.rly IN tho first period and had 90 retire
rslman ard Toohey were the best for
'tu.un
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Third Defeat for H.ck.n..cL.

HAcKuSsAeK, ", j.. Oct i0,-Hacken-
sack High School met With It's third
straight defeat on oritani Field here this
afternoon, when tho Rutherford High
School football team defeated them rs
to o. Rutherford outclassed Hackensack
at all stages Of the game. In the hrst
quarter Rutherford scored 81 OF It's 28
points. and then during the rest OF the
game played safe This was q northern
New Jersey interscholastic gama
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BOXING BOUTS LAST NIGHT.

'"IWal sporting Club--Bill Watkins
''''h"t ouI Jack Blschburne In ahe fourth
oH.t
Pc -mont \ C.--Frankte Fleming out
''r'.' Tommy Houck.
''"Nus Gymnssium-Jimmy Dufry and
zoe Kane olttlei 10 a draw.
IArfry A. Mickey Dunn shaded
''I.r -hsrkey.
IRVING \. Dutch Brandt go Eddie
".."-e fought a draw
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TWO EVENTS AT APAWAMIS.
~" In one aud Dowsey Takes Prise
In other.

RTr, y s.. oct. l0.--An Is hole handi-
rap ana . bogey competition for cup
give ~ 4. Is. Allng were played to-day
~ \nawaInls club. In the medal play
handicap o. Y. Hartshorn. 7s--5, 70, and
y Abbott. SIS -, tied for tho hrst
re The Allng cup was won by Harold
No"'"v who finished s up on DOGGY
The s'o-cr.
p Han''rap 20 r Hsr,shorn. Ts--S. "a;
y - II : Graves, sos. ~, Henry
RY-, rs. -, r. Collins. n--i1. II; O.
4, has-rty st-l7, 10. Y, J. I.aidlaw.
l, bggsy 'omp"tition--H L. Downsy, 8 up;
! Crave. up: g !. Watkins. ! up:
w. "' .oy N'.gSG " y Rs itlIs' up; Nor
A'''7a" an square; c. II. Watkins, . down.
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sr6fr lfWV. - KltFers, q Touchdowns-
Benedict. uodCsOn Goal from touchdown
s.sil,t Referee Evans Umpire--Crolius
iIss~Au va Thorpe Time Of quarters 10
minutes ~UbstiiuuOns- Army: Hoge for Brit.
on Nf'ttnu fpr Hoge. Parker FOR Butler Butler
NJ Parker. Parker FOR butler Hcrrick for Tim
hsrIAke. tn. h"fIake for Herrict. Goodman for
VcFwan McIWau for Goodman Goodman Tor
ucruAn OHhre Tor MeachAm, Meacham for
OWsre tAr.ln for Wcyand. Kelly for Merrillat
Hobbs Tor prlchari. Harmon for Hobbs. Prich
fori ro.d for Hoigson. Mitchell for BENEDICT
nedlc' f1r Mitchell. Conn for OliphAnG Rut
Martin for Srhrr
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FOR sALA
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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Christian business associate with capital 30
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APARTMENTS TO LET-rUR>IsnLu
HOTEL CREGORIAN

SAITH at, BIT BROADWAY AND 5TH Az.
A few handsome Apartments. each Win
private bath, exceptional closets, all outside
exposure.
single Apartments $50 per month.
Parlog bedroom. bath, 500 up per month.
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Cadets Win on speed and Power.

N"wNr, ~. Y, oct. 1o.--The New
l'r' Military Academy football team de-
t1'''l stevens College at Annandale to-
cav. 10 q. The teams we're evenly
matched IN weight. but differed widely In
Styles of play. Stevens depended upon
'r'N tick plays and shifts which were
p'''''y solved ny the cadets who played
~ I'm" driving game and won by
''''" ."d power.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
EMPLOYEES

EMPLOYEES
WALL ST RELIEF COMMITTEE
have on ME applications for any kind Of
work, Including stenogTAphers book.
keepers, telegraph aud telephone opera
tors, e1psrt accountants, stAtisucians,
bond statesmen, messengsrs, eye, Highest
10 tos. Room 100, 20 broad 81. Tel. Rec
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
s.ndynt ,,sns Gov. Island ,,S Hell CAT. .7"s
low WATER THIS DAY.
s.ndyH't. .sis Gov Island. 81 Hell Gate. rs.
Arrived SATURDAY, October ~.
Ss St Paul, $40 =. NJ, Liverpool 90 ober 4
SIS Maraval, go \. NJ, Glasgow. september -
SIS Panama. 1io a N CrlstobAl. October 4
IS TapsjoE. Gas a. " Santos, September 10
"a Zulla, 6lj 4 NJ san Juan, October
IS Astec. i2!D p. N, Alexandra. septem
Der y
IS Dagland, ss7 4. NJ, Kin sion. October =.
IS ONerdalc. Boston. October \
Sc Hero, 10 A. ~. St John. n. ,, 0Ne
Der T.
~ Madison. Norfolk, October o
~ sururs, Norfolk, October
S. Motusfont Baltimore. October
SAILED POR NEW YONh
Sc haurctania from Liverpool
SIS Cameronla, from Glasgow.
S. Nev York, from Liverpool
So Minreraska, from London
SIS Duca d. Abruzzl. from Genoa
Sc Europa. from Naples
Sc Trinidad, from bermuda
Sc Mexico, from Vera Cruz.
Sc Metapan, from Kingston
Sc Philadelphia, from San Juan
Sc Alliance, from Crlstobal.
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