12 The sun; Thursday, july 24, 1913.

A. BARTON HEPBURN ON

REVISION COMMISSION

Succeeds John Clnflln on Body

to Propose Amendments

to Bunking Laws.

Announcement wan tnailo nt h StfttaTl.itiltlnK Department yostcrtlay that theVan Tuyi commission appointed under alaw passed by trto laat Legislature, torevise the Htntc hanking; lawn had beencompleted to-il- by tlio acceptance ofan appointment to the commission by A.Harton Hepburn, chalrmnn of the boarflof directors of the Chaso National Hank.

When Supt. Van Tuyl asked Mr. Hep-

burn laHt week to accept appointment tothe vacancy caused by the resignationof John Clnflln. president of tho NewYork Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Hep-

burn was undecided as to what he shoulddo. I'pon reflection ho wrote Mr. VanTuyl that ho wm willing to undertakethe labor Involved because h.6 regardedthe subject matter of tho commission's

'work as most Important at thin time.When Mr. Claflln found pressure of

personal business would not permit himto icrve on the Van Tuyl commission thenrMtlflent of tho Chamber of Commerce,upon request from Hupt. Van Tuyl, sub-- 1

mltted four names or men to aervo onthe commission as tho representative ofthe chamber In his place. The nameof Mr. Hepburn stood at tne head of thislist

Mr. Hepburn was State Superintendentof Banks from 1S80 to 1883 and after-ward served as Comptroller of the Cur-rency and his experience will aid theV,an Tuyl commission irreatty In the prep-aration of a comprehensive revision ofthe lawn which must bo submitted forthe consideration of the Legislature of1M.

, The commission as completed Includesfifteen members with George W. Morganand John De Witt Warner as counsel.The commissioners are A. Harton Hep-burn, Henry Morgenthau, Herbert H. Leh-man, John Harsen Hhoades, Frank M.Patterson, Prof. Joseph French Johnson,Leopold Stern and Charles L. Bern-hejm- er

of New York city, Charles A.Miller of mica, Elliott C. McDougal ofBuffalo, Edwin B. Mnynard and LouisGoldstein of Brooklyn, nnndall J. LeBoeuf of Albany, Frank E. Howe of Troyand John H. Gregory of Rochester.

ftupt Van Tuyl Is serving as tempo-rary chairman and Secretary Wlllard E.McHarg of the Stato Flanking Depart-ment as acting secretary of the com-mission.

Because several members of the com-mission are abroad or had made advanceplans for August vacations the more ac-tive work upon th.e revision will not beundertaken for some weeks.

COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

NRW YORK COfSTY.Fupreme Court ppetlatc Division. Recess.Supreme Court Special Term Pan I.- - Hcfore

Tlonncllv. J. Court niwris nt in-- fl A. M. ."os.L Johnson vs. Johnon: 2. MrAnlle vs. Jnnkclvonliealtv Co.: 3. Kafka vs. Ilrandon Ma?nus Co,:4, Ijinit vs. Lang: 5. Gargullo vs. Californiawineries ami Distilleries: R. Hoblnsnn vs. Morris;7, vs. Ilurdtcl: S. People vs. Stokes: n. llcy.nohls vs. riynn: 10. Cllbrrtfi vs. tlvdraullr Prop,ertlcs Co.: IV. City of X. Y vs. tirrrits. 15. Samevs. Same; 13. Same vs. Same: 14, Sitnc vs Same:11. .T2il St. Illdr. Co. vs. .Iseekel' 1". .lacob ft ,lrr-ma-

vs. Arlington: 17. Terrlll (las M. !,. Co.vs. I.psrh7lner: is, Caro s Caro- II). ItoMdns vs.Hopkins: in, Hobcrts vs Cornell, 31, Matter tfTimes Scut Are Hotrl Co.; 22. rngrrrr s. rnirercr:2,1, Williams vs. Wlltalms 24. r. Much Co. vs. Sc.curttv lilt , 21. Fish s. n. Jr. IS. llrrnnanvs. (ioldstpln: 2". Hansen vs. Amrr. Sccurltv anilTrust Co., ;s, Cottrn n. Wm. Ilernird: 2t. Hambsml s. Hamti.vd; .to. Matter of Nlcstrrmann:St, Lehman s. Slceman. ."O. Matter of City ofIS. Y . M. WoiHlrpck s. Tceplc: M. fi'ircenhdlmervs Harvard Unity Const Co., .V,, Colli . Co.lit: .v., Pitilic Hit. s. Isaac Realty Co.. .17. Simevs Same- - .is, Palmer ft P'crc: SO. CHy Ileali:stat Co. s. Maver: tn, vs. Junker:41, Skldmore vs. Mrrs: 42. llallcy s. llnlirv:4.1. Pconlc vs. Levltan. J, Mutter of llrrl: 45.Lord Tat lor vs. Halch. .it. Solntcni! vs. Locker:47. Lefko vs. Lrfko: is. I'ctrrklns vs. I'ctrrklns;49. MaitcrofHirclsgiith.cn. Phillips vs. McCarthy:St, Lew vs. Warren: :,2. Title vs. Title; Marco

s. Smith: SI. King vs. l.rvy: si. nine vs. I,rvv:. Cornwall vs, r s. Wood Proerxlne Co. 57,

Poland vs. Haas ft Freld: M. Clly of X, v. vs.vs. itntrnherrrr: '. Ncwaek vs. Cltv of v.:JO. Ijidd vs. Iiorrlur'l' It, llcnKch vs Mamlclba'im: K. Itothrnstcln vs. lloihrstpln M. ltarIcm S.iv. Ilk. vs. Lark'.n: nt, Huhln vs. Hi'hin:fl'i. tiucnthrr vs Hldccivay Co.: cf,, (i'lrnthrr Pub.Co. vs. Ilhlgwny t, Matter of Fnw kr; M,P;kman vs. HueUI'v r.n. Matter of linndwln..I'uprrmr Court-Speci- al Term t II. e

I'hllhln, J. Court opens at 10..H) A. M. F.xparte matters.Surrogate's Court-Cham- Drfore Coha-Isn- ,

H. Wills for probatp Ilrt'lret Ciinnlniham. Patrick Connor: (icorse A. Knell s. Johnhnnetiy Mary McCahe.City Court-Hpe- el.il Term- - Part I -- IWore

Selmurk.J. Court opens at in A. M. Motions,l'art II. Pefure Sehmuek, J. Court opens at

4a..i 1. a pi! ic (naiirrs.KIN11S COUNTY,

ilr(ireme Court .Special Term, - Pefere Scud- -nrt, J. Court opens at in A. M. i4ticateit mo.llom.

fVorc Manntnir, J. r. pirte m" tiers.T.ipreme Court Special Term Trlls-A- d.fr.Jrnc(l for the termSupreme Court Trial Term. -- Adjourrert forthe term.County Court --Part I. Criminal Calendar for

Trial.-iier- ore Thompson. J. Court opens at Hir.unaru mcc, KrAmi larceny: Juinis i;pstein, erand larceny; Charles A, Culnar. robbery.

assault, erand larcenv: Michael Dooley, irandbireeny. recelvlnr; Ralph Ferris, sault: Franknvtiuriucr. niinuonmeni; iiominiCK I'olutllbo,Antonio llelll. assault: Domlnlck I'olumbo, carry-In- r

dantrerous weapon.Part til -- Niemann. J. Antnnto Sahriln. t.

tempted rape, assault: John Columbia, rape,assault: Tranlt (ilordano. Rose Giordano, Johnnl'mbla, abduction; Francisco nrUeuoIl, carry-ing concealed weapon: Ounce Mnorc. robbery,assault; John llaum. burulary. petit larceny.

Surroeate's Court. riefore Ketrham. s. Courtopens at in A. M. In the Hall of Records, secondfloor. ( alendar Wills of Florence Thomkln.Anna . hearsmann, Peler Weaver. AlexanderMaddox. Jones. Administration of theestate of Ororee Ixirk. Aecountlnirln the estatesof ..lacob Ktiyl. Rebecca l. Reddish, riora Carll.fiardlner Infants, Antonio Lorclla. 7.ur Wlnten.The estates of John H. Frlcke. Daniel J. Hun yonand J. Fred Cob an- -

Refereea Appointed,Supreme Court By Justice Phllbln Mitchellts. Murray, Henry A. Clldrrsleeve: Barre vs.

Van Nest Woodworking Co., Joseph C. Levi;Pror a vs. Itavcmeyer, Samuel H. Ordway: Ilend-hel-

vs. Savnnla Realty Co.. John It. Rogan.Ily Justice Donnelly Fltchett vs Burns, will-la-

C. Arnold

Receiver Appointed..Supreme Court. By Justice (ioff Antonio1 ranchtnl vs. Carmclla Ghlgllanl, Max M. Hlrsonand Percy Helllirer.

Ily Justice Phllbln Catherine A.vs Morris lllncser. Harris J. Radio: AmericanMtir. t o. vs. Harris Yanltaky, Harris J. Hadln;l.niplro City Sav. Ilk, vs. Martin Tully Const.

'. hl'.n 1 Ingrahams Minna (i. (ioddard vs.Mabel Baking Co., Lewis Ross.

SURROGATES' NOTICES.

EATON, MARY KM MA FRANCES INof an order of Hon. Robertfiursuance 11 Surrogate of the County ttNew York, notice la hereby glvon to all per-

sons having claims ngalnst Mary BmmiFrances Eaton, Itte of Southport, FalnleldCount), Connecticut, deceased, to present theame with vouchers thereof to the subscriberat his place of transacting business, at theoftlce of Duncan - Duncan, No. 73 NassauStreet. In the city of New York, on or beforetil" 23th day of December next.

Dated. New York, the 2Srd day of June,IHVINO ERASMUS RATON.

Administrator,nt'NC J A DUNCAN,

Attorneys for Administrator, 7S NassauStreet, New York.

I'KRKINS. EMILY SWAN.-- ln pursuance of anorder of HON. JOHN I'. COHAI.AN, a Surrogattof Iht Counly of New York, Nollee la hereby givesto all persons having elfdms against l:Ml.?SWAN PEItKINS, late of Ihe Counly of New York,ilereavd. to present the same with vnucherithereof to the subscriber, at her place of trans-acting business, nt the olltcc uf Hawkins, DelaHel l ft .on t fellow, No. 20 Exchange Place, In HitClly of New York, on or htlore the 30th day ofNo', ember next,

Haled, New ork, I he isih day of May, 1811SOPHIA SWAN HERON,

Administratrix.HAWKINS, lll'.HFIELD ft IX)NOFEUX)W.

Attorneys for Ailmlnlslralllx.30 Exchange Place.

New Yorl: Clly

IIKI.P WANTED M ALU.

W Art 1 r.11- - vol nio. wire lit eonti mitt mnn dbutler: two in fimillv: thorouirhly comncirni:g 000, wages; auto aire and references. O. A.,,t uiiuii oiiice, isui nroaawajr.

RVMMKR RKSORTS.

NKW YORK,

ratsklli Mountain.

Tho beet plnrn to spend your summervacation Is In tho Historic, Plctur-esqu- o

and Healthful

Catskill MountainsThe hlcl) altitude of this great moun-

tain sanitarium, ranging frem s.ono to4,000 feet above the sen. Is an Importantfactor In the selection or a summer home.

In addition to the private parks thereare over I, not) hotels and boarding housesamid green Holds and towering crags Inthis country of scenic beauty and wllu-woo- d

charm, known tho world over asa paradise for children and a sanitariumfor everybody.THE ULSTER ft DELAWARE R.R.reaches all points In this glorious countryand in connection with West Shore K. it.operates tho only through car line. In-cluding Pullman servlre, between NewYork and the Catskill Mountains.

Steamers of the Hudson Illver DayLine make direct connection at KingstonPoint with afternoon trains for all pointsIn the Mountains,

The annual illustrated hook with re-vised map of the Catskill Mountain sec-tion, also map showing the great Asho-ka- n

Reservoir, and containing correctedlist of hotels and boarding houses, willbe sent free on receipt of 8 cents postageX. A. S IMS, General Passenger Agent,

Kingston. N. Y.

Catskill MountainsVIA CATSKILL MOUNTAIN. OTIS AND CAT- -

SKILL AND TANNKRSVILLP RAILWAYS.Direct connection with the N. Y. Central trains

leaving New York 7:M A. M. and 11:10 A. II. dallyexcept Sunday, and 4:03 I. M. dally, for all points.West Shore trains leaving West 42d St. at 7:13 A. U.and 8:36 A. M. and 11:90 A. M. dally eieept Suadtr.and 2:15 1. M. dally, for all points.

Also direct connection with the Hudson RiverDay Line and the Catskill Kvenlog Line Stumers.Purchase Uckets via Cataklll.

Haines Falls.

SUNSET PARK INNAnd Cottages, Haines Falls. N. Y.

Accommodates 250. Rooms with bath: electricllghb: Oolf, Tennis. Boating, Fishing, Orchestra,Dancing. Pure water. Kates moderate. Booklet.

J. F. HVIINF.3, Proprietor.

MAPLE TF.RRACK. Ilalaes Falls. N. Y. As--com. 25 Absolutely modern. Excellent table.Special June rates. Ilooklet. Thos. J. Corr.

Cairo.

Rockwood-In-The-Pin- es

ttlS l. lh.Mii.tit mnn t..11,1. I I.,., iuu.uuk,., ..(n.,u. .IIVItllllB. rtVcom. 250. Hkl't. Mont Miller, Cairo. N. Y.

nine Boase, Cairo, N. Y. Ideally located, nearP. O.. churches, amusements. No children.Large, shady grounds. Hooklen Mrs. S. nine.

PalCBTlll.Falenvlll Hotel Jt Cottaces In Kaatorakttt

Clove: elev. tjco ft.; well conducted: modem:swrrs, amuwrnru is, sc., auiaccm. . lniermann.Palenvllle. N. Y.

JewetUMeantalasUe Hease, Jewett, Greeae Oan

N. Y. Cap. 70. Bracing air. fine water, good sub-stantial table. Est. 90 yra.; newly enlarged.Rates, booklet. M. O. BAI1.KY.

Windham.

you are going to THE CATSKII.LS sendIF for beautifully Illustrated booklet of THEPINES. W. J. SOl'KR. Windham. N. Y

Cole's Pleasant lew House. Windham. N. Y.Thoroughly modern and sanitary, farm con-nected. Cap. 75. (ientllesonly. A. Cole A Son.

Catskill.

Famous Kilter Spring House. Catskill. N. Y.Cap. to. Hates $s; June. May. Sept. isreclal). Cer-m-

table; dance hall, orchestra, mineral Spring.

WEST VIRGINIA.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGSWest Virginia -

In the MountainsTnalt, Coll, Ridmf, Lclrlm,lloturiaf. Ilsaclntl, Marniri.eatS"lmmlor fu.il. MllaeMM

MS. Bul,lur sad Mollclulwth. I fry Mlern Ccnver.ience,The tfst Hotel now ..n. New

Oclotitf 1st. reiloIurtntJoaa4l4macoaai r. aoams.

mmtsisHrW.H.

PENNSYLVANIA.

Mount Pocona, Pa.

August in the Poconos.'I he Ilauthnrne Inn at Mount locono

has a fcu cry desirable rooms for August,amongst them two communicating roomswith private bath.

It Is conceded by people ho know, tbatHanthorne Inn has the beat surroundings,the heat leus and the best table tn thept.cnno Mountains.

Write, phone, wire or motor up. If youcome ou will be glad you had the Invita-tion.

Address IIYEI1SON W. JKNNI.NCS,Mount Poeono, Pa.

Mt. Pliaunt Houu SSi'SLAddress W. S. ft II. M. LEECH. Mi. Poeono. Pa

Delaware Water Gap.

BUCKWOOD INNFireproof,

Hhawaee on Delaware, Peaa.2 hours from N Y. D I. ft W It It

Home of the Shawnee Coun try ClubOOLF COURSE

H. M. WINCI. Mgr.,V, Y. Office. 23 tth Av. Tel. Mad. 8q. tMO

THE KITTATINNYDELAWARE YtATF.R (iAP, PA.

Now onen and until December. Under entlralrnew management of owner. Improved throughout, r.tcry noici cuiiiiuri hid appoiniment;elevator, private baths, steam heal, etc.: cuisinea feature. Care and grill; orchestra. Karlr seasonrates. Booklet, CHARLES 11. iiite 01Atlantic city.

THE MOUNTAIN PAKADISK.WATER GAP HOUSE

The leading hotel of Delaware Water (lap, Pa.Now open. Booklet mailed. JOHN PURDY COPE.

Canadensis, Foeeno Mountains.tSTEW SPPVCK OA II IN INN-Ho- oms en suite

with bath: bowling, pool. All other amusements.iarage, I.lvery, Saddle Horses. Illus. Booklet.Lackawanna II. It, to Crrsco Sla,

W.J.ftM, D, PRICE. Canadensis, Ts.

CONNECTICUT.

FENWICK HALL.FenwIek-on-the-Noun- d, Haybrook, Conn..Opena Season IU13 June 17, Cool, comfortablefamily hotel: all outside rooms, with or without

bath; golf, tennis, bathing, boating; childrenwelcome: rates 112.50 and up per week. Send forbooklet. 11. C. CHAPMAN. I'ron

FOB HALS.

uction immsCats !U)S Hsrariftesa. , , ,Wt us1 eats. J. S3 KatpMcai SOs 'Binku ..l.J Msan iu. Si"Ifttns. Its Cai,iiu Ms "

Hfcldla i.M Amu.Ntnllat.4 "Ponchos ...tk ,1'snip fTSt.,t.M"nreular rret III raiilotm lUiastaUd.4l.pagN, XV Lsrgnt Dsalw Is las

I. Ml isas'way. V.

KOH SALE- - Belgium-Brug- es. Rue CourtII Argent 2. Old wood panels with seven oldpictures, decorating a dialog loom, also oldstaircase of carved oak.

SITUATIONS WANTKIV MALKH.

CHAIlIHiUIi- - jonng 1111m with first of refer-ences wlshca 10 drlu- - for prlviue latnlly. eitherIS "ft! "'.town. C. L. t'., box I7i, l.yubruok.ti. Y. Tel, Lyubrotk MI U,

r

SUMMER RESORTS.

NEW YORE.

Bronttltte,

Country Life Within a HalfHour of the Grand Centralflair, Tennis.Riding. Driving a. sma)sxseB

Motoring,Moitc, Daaclng.

HOTEL GRAMATANLawrence Park, Mronxvllle, N. T.

All city comforts la the midst of thehills and woods of Westchester coanty,offering either qalet rest or every out-door sport. One of the sportiest golfeoaraea attar New York and qnlckly ac-cessible from that city by train or motoroar. Noted for the excellence of Its table

milk, eggs and poultry fresh dally frontear own farm. An Ideal aammer homefor the New York business man.

Send for booklet and fnll Information.HOTEL UHAMA1AN. INC., Proprietors.

Saratoga Springs.

SARATOGA

New York State guarantees the waters andoffers them to you free. Bathing facilitiesgreatly Improved for 113.

Beautiful country for motoring, withpleasant excursions to nearby resorts. Alloutdoor pleasures.

Let us nnd a hotel or boarding place for you.Write for literature and complete Informa-tion. Address PUBLICITY COMMISSION,Room 83, The Arcade, Saratoga Springs, N. Y.

Adirondack Mountains.

Through IMIImans from Grand CentralSta. to Lake Placid, 90 A.M. ft SO P.M.

The Delaware A Hudson t'o.

NEW JERSEY.Spring Lake Beach.

THE

NEW MONMOUTHSpring Lake Beach, N. J.

Surf Bathing. Sailing, . Fishing.Tennis. Superb Golf Course.

Ample garage apace and well kept roads.Long Distance Telephones.

FRANK F. SHUTE,Manager.

Asbury Para.

a .itJWIri.HOI c Cy' --J

,CsjBBBi .warn a rssaaswMOT LP TOW 175 MICM- - B.

STANDARD OF EXCEllLNCXMORGAN V PARSONS

LITOOIPOLIITSNOPEN Al l. THE THAR.

The Leading Family Hotel In every respsclritA.-ci- isttHAi, Manager,

HOTEL ALBIONNEW One of tha most modern hotels on

ocean front. E. D. TOWNSENU.

THE FENIMORESecond ave. Elevator; private baths: oHparltr

BRISTOL-BELVEDER- E.

Direct ocean front.Elevator. Music. Capacity too. Booklet

OANTA A HILYAHO.

HOTEL WELLINGTONsth Ae. and Ocean. Ibth season under same

management. B. K. SMITH.

unrn Turnrnan th Ave.Overlooking ocean.

ll!CS witn uatn; reunea patronage; DooKtetHAHHY DUKFIKLI). Osmer and Proprietor.

THE SURF HOUSE JSSSJSibooklet. E. A. MARTIN.

J ASIU'HY I'AllK hotel list and newW guide book and map for 3 et, stamp. MCNIell'Al.INIoUUAI'loN BUIli:AtI,mo Boardwalk.

Atlantle Clly.

HOTEL

ISLESWORTHVirginia Av, snd Boardwalk: elevator, sun parlor.?.ouinrrn esposure, orcnesira. ritiropran pianSpecial Anier. plan. CM dally; special weekly

charge for fresh or Mia water baths. Booklet

ODarlboronsb-fitenM- m

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.JOSIAIl WHITE A SONS COMPANY.

Ocean Ore? a.

FOUNTAIN HOUSE CoolestModerate

onnrleea.Coast

Can. SAO. Central far Can drove and AsburyPark. Booklet with Map showing both placesana amusements.

RHODE ISLAND.

New Watch Hill HouseWatch Hill, R. I.

MOST PEIirECT SEASIIOIIE RESORT.EVERY ROOM WITH WATER VIEW.

NOW OPEN. Alwaia rool: no flies or mns.3ultoes: IS hole golf course; eicellem roads for

and motoring: surf and Still water bath-tag- .White service throughout; well equipped

A C nirv Booklet A Informationn. u aavn . P at UN) Broadway. New York

EXCURSIONS.

MAUCH CHUNKGLEN ONOKOKXCUR8IONJULY 27TH1.50 ?r,up,d

LeliigKVaUerfRailroad

Special train leaves New YorkFoot of Wcbi 2Jd Street 8 !0 A. M.;

Foot of Liberty Sireet It SO A. M.

ts&raHOPATCONO 1Sunday and Holiday

BLAKE s.ro i.iurtr st. t.oes.ss.Atrr., Jriwy Cltr. H.trs.m.

CITY. R2.BONext Sunday, also Wednesday, ,laiy otb.

L. WsitJMSt. 7.50 Liberty Et. I.MS.SVJlckson Are., tntr Cltv, .I7 t.nv

via NEW JERSEY CENTRALHARD COAL I NO SMOKE! COMfORTI

AUSIRQ-AMKRM'A- LINKMKlirii:iIIANKAN,AUIIIATlC.

SAII.INIiS ih.Nr:ilAI.I. WKUNKHUATS.Phelps tlrus. Si Co, 17 Battery Place.

OLD DOMINION LINETo all Points South and West, Kvery Weekday atS P, al. Pier 25 North Illver. Tel. 3000 Franklin,

Bi:ilMI)IA-- 45 hours from New York.Palatial Steamers. A. E. OUTEItUMDtiKCO.. Agent. 81) llroadwsy.

Mack Diamond Line to Nettroandland.A, T. WCI.IMIN tl, P, A.. Vnntresl. tn

tiiw bummer rule in llatuna now InrBcct. Send for booklet.

WAUW LIM', Pier Id, Kast lilier, N. .

CU NARDMOST EXPBD1T10US IIOUTE IlMKCT VIA FISHGUARD.

LONDON, PARIS, BERLIN, VIENNA

Tho Fattest Steamers in tha World

Mauretania LusitaniaOUEENSTOWN. FISHGUARD. LIVERPOOL.

CARMANIA,.. ,AWI, 9, 10 A. M.CAMPANIA ...AVO. , 1 A. M.CAHONIA ,..AlO. t.l, ft P. M.

MAURETANIA. ..AUG. 20,1 A.M.CAMPANIA ...Aid. 3. I A, M.

LUSITANIA... . .Sept 3, 1 A. M.'Does not call at Oner

MADEIRA, GIBRALTAR, GENOA, NAPLES, TRIESTE, FIUMESailing Hoar Nooa. Nee Itinerary.

AXOMA JILT 39 It Altl'AllllA,. .. Al. 10 l I.TONIA SEPT.IIPANNONIA. .Alll. 13 IVERNIA SLPT. 3 SAX ON IA Si:iT. le

Omits Madeira, tllbralisr, Oenoa, Carrles?d 4 3d rlassonly, tOmllsMndelra, lOmllsOrnoa.Hound the World Trips, Hwt. Special through rales lo Kgypt. India, China, .tnpaii, Manila, Aus-

tralia, .New y.ealand, South Africa, South America. Independent Tours In Lurope. Ac. Send forbooklet Cunanl Tours.

Agents for Peninsular A Oriental S. N Co. In t'nlted States A Canada.Summer Cruise., Norway, elr 1910. Dates anil Itlnrrjry on nppllc.'itlon,Piers root W. 14th St., North l(ler, N. Y. onicrs. 21 State St., Opp, lutlery.

hambUrgvamericankOver 400 Shift

in tha l.)0(j,619VORLO , TONS

"IMPERATOR"World's Largest Ship

SAILS AGAINAugust 9, 11 A. M.

and erery three weeks thereafter.Knahtlng pas.srngers to arrive InUI.MIO.V and PAltiS on slxllt andIn IIAMUL'UG on seventh day.Books nn open for K'Sson.LONDON, PARIS, HAMBURGPresident Lincoln .July 34, 12 noon

iiTi'ennsyitanla... July .11, .1 P. Mfvais n Aug. tic. Aug. 3,9 A.M.imperator Aug. w. II A. Mtl Patricia Auir. O. 12 niHin

lAmerlka. Aug. 31,11 A. M.I 'jrretorla ... Aug. 2.-1-

, i: nooniresinent tiraat.., .Aug. 37, 12 noonInaoerator . Aug.ao, a a.m.Kals'n Aug. Vic. sept. a. 10 a. m

I K'd cabin onlv f Hamburg directI if H. S. PKNNS ll.VA N IA and N. S.piii:tukia sail from New Pier,

toot of a:ird St., South Itrooklyn.t.-A- other sailings In this ser-vice from var lloboken Piers.

- MEDITERRANEANGibraltar, Naples and GenoaLa" All steamers In this sertleeleave from NKW Pint. :.ird St.,So. Brooklvn. Take anih St. Ferrr.H. H. Hamburg (11.too Tons)

Aug. . 10 A. If.9. 9. Moltke 02.!sl0Tnnl

Aug. an. ti a. y.9. 9. Hasnbarg .. . Sent. 19. 10 A.M.9.9. Moltke . .. .Oct. 7.11A.M.

From BOSTON toI'Ra

net eland . . . . .lulr 9BI Cincinnati. Aug. ISI Cleveland .. . Sent, laI Cincinnati Sept. 3.1I I J Thrir tteamirt offer rxrrnifonalI accommodation In both Hrsl and

fiecona tijoinj,

CRUISESAROt'ND THE WORLD

Through thePANAMA CANAL,January 37, IBIS,

noo Its NOW O PEN,

fsTOur Tourtal nrnanmtnt at- -

runyr jours uu niiH or irurnwto all pant of We ircrM.

Write for Information.HamhMre-America- n Liie

S Broadway,New Yturk.

Phons1900 Rector.

NORTHGERMAN

LLOYCIKrenprlns llhelm . July ?'KronprlniesHln Cccllle. Aug.Ualscr V llhelm der (irosse Auc i:

Fast Mall Sailings.Print Prledrlch Mllielm. , July :r,Herlln, , Aug.(ieorge Washington . Aug. 0

London Paris Bremenllalllmore-Breme- n dlreet: one cahln

III) WednesdaysSailings on SATl'ltOAY for

THE MEDITERRANEANPrincess Irene. , Aug. ir.Ilarbarossa , , Sept. 'Through rates from New York inKgypt. India. Far Kast A tiOl'lltAMkRICA. via KUHOPK: Largest,Newest. Finest Ships In this SerlrAHOUND TIIK WOULD Cfit Q

Independent Trips spuloPANAMA and

WEST INDIKS IHIUHESlIan., Peb. and March, 114.la I13 the North UermaaLloyd carried more passen-er- s

In every class to andfrom the port of New Yorkthan any other line.

OKUlirilS A CO.. GENKHAIAtiF.NTH. 6 Broadway. N v.

FRENCH LINECenpagnie GeneraJe Trantatlantique

Direct Line to Havre Paris (Frsneel.uepsriures even' inursaay, to A, u,

Twin Screw Stmrs. Kjuadruple Screw steamer.ui.r.iiAi. AtiKnuY, i state street, N, Y,

33 3D M XT

"OROTAVA"Next Sailing July :

WEST INDIESSPKCIAI. SIIMMKH ItATRS

Nest Sailing DANI'lll!, Aug.:THEnuYAI. MAII.S1KAM PAI KKTCO.Sanderson JrSon, Urn. Agents, 21 stalest.,

N. Y or any Steamship Ticket Aaeat.

Ijsnh mi mais isdwtH toaltfax, N. a. 4 HI. John's. N. r. Hits.RED CROSS LINENew sslpl iplrsdjd serTlc onilr(ut lecotrr ssiclisMt. Orcscl'ri, Stnd tf:tt. wIIOWTSIWO AitlO.. 17 1!alUrrPU. N. T.

KiiiaffLAiJl-.msisWl.- f JOffice, 4 Slate St., N. V.

P.ltlS-U).N'l)- ON IIOITKIIIUM,Twin-Scre- Sailings Tmulij , 10 A.M.,ltyndnm,...July SUIPoisdam., . Autr. 10

tllotierilam.Aug. 21 t.N'cwAinsierU'iii.Aug, :sVia lloulogno. 1 Plymouth A Uoulognc,

S. s. "ib,v,..a.u, i,4 sen,, win .t.utuall'b. 3d. 4 days at 4in vp, Including shore e.curilotis. hotels. Ac. stopevers In Europe.Frauk V. Hark. Times lltilldlng, Now York.

SAVANNAH LINElawfarrs, Incluilln every tspcuse.to all point. In the Southland.

CITY lItkfc.TUnriVII. 01 lATatNVt.

a II taaf a tat a am a l l a W

MAURETANIA .SEPT. 10, 1 fl M.CAMPANIA si:pt. ij, 1 m.t'AHONIA... , . sr.rr. jti. in a. m."LUSITANIA . . .SEPT. 24,1 A. M.

UAIIDETaMIIA ..OCT. 1,1 A.M.nstown. Eastlionnd,

WhiTE StarNewPiers 39 460 N.R.

OLYMPIC

LONDON PARISla

Plymouth Cherbourg Sooths mpton

AUG. 2 n. AUG. 23SEPT. 13 OCT. 4

OTHKK SAILINGSMajestic, Aug. 9 noon, Aug. 30, Scpt.20Oceanic, Aug. 16 noon, Sept. 6, Sept 27Si, TiVT eenstown-LIerpool- -13 noonJN.TIC. lulr 74 BALTIC . Aug. 7CIORIC lul, 3t ADRIATIC Aug. t4

.e?.?.,,?n7",l"rr;n"n-lsl- yCRETIC, Sept. 6. noon: CAN0PIC. Stpt. 20

American Pir:ANMR- -

N. V.. Plymouth. berbonrg, SouthamptonST.PAUL July 15: NEW YORK ... Aua.16PHILADEL'A Aug. 8 ST. PAUL Aug. 22

Atlantic TransportNew lark- - I ondon Illrert. I'ln r.n, , it.sunnswssKS. luiy 20. noon ssinnespolis Aus. 9Mln'tonka.Aug. 2.10:30AM Minnehaha. Aug. 16

Red Star Pier 61. N. R.10:00 A. M.

N, V. London- - P.rl ls Iioi.r AntwerpUPLAND Julr 28 ZEELAN0 . ... Aug. 9VA0ERLAND... Aug. 2 FINLAND Aug.16

I'iissrnrrr Itnl. 11 llroadwsy. . 1.

You Can Go Tooand enjoy the trip to the PanamaCanal at greatly reduced rates.

There is hut the right amountof shore-goin- g to lend interestto the entire cruise. Theseshore visits are entirely com-fortable with the temperatureranging from 74" to 84fl.

For three weeks you live alife of luxurious ease, as thoughon board your own yacht. Youare sure to be comfortable, be-

cause our steamers are builtespecially for service in thetropics. Huge blowers on deckforce fresh, cool, sea air to everyroom. All staterooms are "out-side," many with private baths.

Summer rates In affect untilOctober 1.

Wrttt nut tni ttetm your stcsnswssVthnt hfan II It too lait.

SI Day Crals ove? Wednesdayfrom Nsir Tork, ! 1U.OO and p.

v Crals ovary Saturday re asNw 1 ark. SI 1 B.OII and p.

To Panama Canal and raram,SllB.OO and np.

Jamaica only and hack, S1S.M andUNITED FRUIT 'COMPANY

STRAIISHIP SKHVICK.IS Battary Placa TalSTOl Ilector. NKW TOHK

Or any Steamship or Tourist Agency. (ti

ALL - the --WAY-by - WATER

TO BOSTONSteel, twin-scre- Steamships Massachusetts and

Hunker Hill. !ave Pier 18. N. It., foot of MurraySt., weekdays anil Sunday, i 1', M. Pare, H.Due Ikistnn H 30 A. M.

TO PORTLANDMaine Steamship Line. Steel Slrams.htpa NorthLand anil Oil Co'ony, U.ivc Pier 10, N, It.,foot Warren St., Tties., Thurs. end Sat., H'. MMonday, 10.3O A. M, Pare, 6; round trip, llo.

Tickets anil stalrmnmsat Wl.'irf Offices, at 20cjttroadivay.anil at N, Y. Transfer Co. and Touristoffices throughout city.

EASTER N S. S. L I N E S

SPECIA L NOTICENO LANDING AT W. 230 8T.

Patrons arc cautluinil tu buy ilcel .M,l utIKON Ml i:MUOA I t.'S Ittl.N oi l U'lLS.1U1.L TIMi: TAIII.IIS t)

CONEY ISLANDFishing Banks, Str. "Taurus"

Rockawav BeachSteamerw6RAND REPUBLIC"aie on Inside of the I ck inti r nf il,t irl'phniteUlrrcuirlcs at all hotel nit olliits. or willoe mallcil on rciitiesl, Tel, Mm Ilector.CONEY ISLAND AND

HOCKAWAY BEACH. TO-DA- Y

ST1W. ItOSEDALi: AM) .JOHN SYLVKSTIIHli'lS,'j;D s " 9 ,4 "nd '" I& M- -

I ST a.l SI., IMS, li);4S, u:ao. :i:.)0 mill 7: IIIIIATTKIlY. 111:15, ll:li, 2 11. I ll an 7U.V

IIOCKAA. 12:15. islS. 5.15 anil nas.HOAl' tim'8 In Coiiey lilaml Dnly

4apltnl t'Hj Line Nteanrrri lo Aloaui'.vuc way. Houud trip, hjm.

,11111hasg,

A Day On The HudsonYou cannot spend a day to better advantage

than in seeing the world-famo- us Hudson River.The trip on one of our palatial steamers"WASHINGTON IRVING," "HENDRIC'KHUDSON," "ROBERT FULTON," or "AL-BANY," is the best one day's outing in the world.

Day line steamers are designed and operatedexclusively for DAYLIGHT PASSENGER SER-VICE..Str. "Washington Irving" Str. "Hendrick Hudson"Tucilays, Thtirsduys, Saturdays) Mondays. Wednesdays and KrlJaya

Leaving 1 estrotos Ht..s:.l A. M.: V' 4Sd St., ft A. M.. V iMth St .f.20 A. SI.; Vonkcrs. n:is A. SI., landim; nt West Point, Newtiiirch, i'ough-keppsl-

Klngslon I'oint, CutHltlll, HuiIkoh and Albany All throuuhrail tickets between New York and Albany nctepled. Direct rati con- -

nectlons,l'OKillKKKt'Sir. SKHVICK: Sleamer IIOIIKtlT FULTON

Now York tiierxone hour later t linn I he thrntiBlt ntpnmers, vir., l)ob:St., I):l0 . SI.. W. U'd St., 10 A. M., W lSlith St., in.IO A. St.:10.00 A, SI., landing at WW I'oint, Cornwall, XewhiirKh and l'onniikeSttislp and nestutirant oil All Stmnicrs. All Mervlce Dally Kxrrpt

siintia).

Hudson River Day Line(AI.IIANY DA V LINKl

Desbrosses Street Pier NEW YORKTelephone 4U1 Spring.

Afternoon BoatSir. "ALBANY" on "SIAIIV POWELL" Itntlte.

Croatly Increased Capacity.For West Point, Xewburgh, Poushkeepsie. Kingston and War Land --

Inas. leaving Desbrosses Street nt I 4.- P. SI.: W. 4?d St., 1 P.M.; W.St., ', SI., (Commencing Saturday. July 29. Yonkcr.t. ::43 P. SI

Dailv except Sunday.Ideal Afternoon Trip to West Point, returning by Str. "ROBERT

FCLTON." fl, or by rail, ll.io. 31

gUDSONNflyiGAriONCoHudson River LinesSARATOGA RACES, AUG. 2-- 3 1st.

PEOPLE'S LINESteamers IIKK KSIIIRK and C. W.

MOKKK leave l'ler 33. N. It. (foot of CanalSt.), dally. Including Sunday, at P. M.;W. i;oth SI. at :S I. M.

CITIZENS' LINESteamers TROJAN A' HKNSSFXAKnleae l'ler 32. N It , dally, Including Sun-day, at P. M.; W. lEd St.. at 6 JO P. tl.;Yonken, at 7 P.M.: Ncwburgb at 10 P. M.;Poughkeepsle It P. M.

Direct connections on both of the abovelines with (ienrge, lake Champlatn,the Adlrondarks and other points north,east and west. ,

Dining Service a IPier aa, . R.

Fall River Line

IL. Pier 14. N. It., ft. Mt. it&i, ata so P.M. Steamers COUMU.NWKALTllar.ilPHI.SOII.LA. Orchestra on esrh.PROVIDFA'CK LINE, nallr eieept

I.v Pier 15. N K , ft. of Il.trrlsv Rt ,siP M. Sirs. PHOVIDKNGK and PLYMOW I IINEW LONDON (Norwich) LINE ViaNew London. I.v. Pier 40. N. It., ft. HoustonSt., week dsys only, oo p. M Pier 70 K. It.,ft. K. 22d St.. S0 P. M. Strs. t'lTY OVLOWELL and CHKSTKIt W. CIIAPIN.NEW BEDFORD LINE, for New ned- -

ford. Woods Hole, Martin's Vineyard, .Nan.tucket, Msttapolsett, Marlon and Cape Co.!points. Leave Tier so. .V. it., ft. Houston Si.,week days only, st S P. M.. Sirs. MAIM:and NKW HAMPSHIKR.NEW HAVKN LINE. i.v. pier :s. r.. n..It. Catharine St.. week days. 2.45 P. M,: ft.Kast ::d St., S P. M. Str. IIICII A III) l'l'CK.Tickets, Ac, at 171 Iiroadnay, 'lra.isrcr

Tourist Offices and at Piers.The New Fnglnnil Steamship Co.

Via Boat and Trolliy, $2.25Providmct Direct, SI. 50 Worcester, $2,40

Staterooms, SI.IMI, Sl.Rt) and S'J.OO.Steel Steainvhlps

rtKOnC.IA and TK.NNT.SSEr!.Dally. Including Sunrta, S:.1(l r. M.Prom Pier 10. H. It. Phone 2;oo Hcekman.

City Ticket Office, 3911 llroadway. N, Y..Uptown Ticket Dfflce, ll' ay and 23d SL '

Write for Summer Polder.

lilM:Direct connection with rfnrntoRit

Sprlnga, Lake GeiorKo, Cham-plai-

Atlironduck Summer ronorts,nnd all poinlH. .North, Knst nndWost.

Ilesl Tutslne, Ml.slc.Ilsigaae cheeked to destination.rarrlrd at reduced rates.

Steamers leave dally. Pier su .North Hlver.fout West Houston Street. ,V.:) P. M.: West128th street, li P M. Telephone. ? Spring.

"I he Public n PleasHtl."

COLONIAL LINEBOSTON and

la lloatRail S2.65

PROVIDENCE ifcV,, $1.75...icyaV," "i"1 hundayf al i:'n P. M. from l'ler!I9, N. II.. loot West Iluiistoii Si. Ilcrths ficc.All Outside Rooms Finest Sertlee.

w'iuu u.iiix; musiiwuy ft m,and all Tyson's Ticket offln-t- .

'Phones Spring Dtoi and Hi:.

Sight-Seei- ne YachtsOIISKliY.iTIO.N. Illtl.t.il A llsl.CIIIX.Around New York dally troni llaitiry l'ler, 10.JUA. M,,.' Jo p, M. T4)M:i: llll'tlt ILAN, ssndyIloolc l.lghiship, l'otu, A Ouiranilue. Lve, dally1:15 p. M, lletutri ijt P. u. lei. Ilrond, JIU.

HARTFORD LINEFro-- New Pier ao, ltst Itlver. ioui nf Peck Slip,ilnlly envpt Sunday, at ft P, M. for ConuecticulWvm Usdiais. Writ (or Summer XoMsx.

lear-- s

t'onknrs.

Sunday Daylight Trips on theHudson.

Strs. Adirondack and RensselaerTnNKWIIl'Rfitland ) A- -i'h;hkkei'.ii: I SIand return J PvUItenssctser Ivs. Pier SJ. N. I:, (foot CnslSt.), at S.4S A. U.; W. IKd St., 15 A M

Adirondack Its. l'ler 32, S. II., at n , M ,W. 133d St. at 10 15 A. . Iloth stcdmi-r-calling at. Vonkers, Neburghand l'oucb-keepsi-

Information as to through ratesand tln:etables to Kingston I'oint snd Albany andTroy by 'phone or letter upon request,Carte. Orchetra.

Phone Spring B400.

ImportantAnnouncement

OwitlK tO tllC illlTt'llSl'tl t!Mf' I''

twron New York and All.ai v m t

fioned by tlio Saratoga H.i i1- -. 'weolt day Daylight 'lrii-- i m,! K(licoiitiiiucd aftfr t lit "Uli Hi.- -'

the Steamer A(lirniilarU w

placed in service as an extra 'i iron the popular Se.irehli! ' Hon

comnieiieint; l'riday, '1M it ,t

Siiiulay day schedule of a'oMtviiiit'i' will he maintained.

HUDSON NAVIGATION COMPANY

Pier 32, N. It Phone Spnii i'l'

BLOCK ISLAND, ORIENT.GREENPORT, SHELTER ISLAND

AND SAG HARBORSir. "Slilnnrcock of loni.uik il

Line, leites .n. . ricr s. t:. it., i ue. .ian5 :) 1'. M . Sat.. l:i 1'. VI

red bmFlihe ir&M--' stl1'

i xc. Sunilav t at a m.. 5 Wr m . IVjttcrv1 ih p. in Sundays, letie Vranklln si ,

li 15 s.m IMttery, s 5 a rj., 015 am.!!Isnds, li"t HsnU. etc. Ilnuml trip Wecoiim-ctlon- s nt all Ifnillngs.

Keiy day.in JO not ICTflM" r" '''i.m,, .:.u p.m. v.. ,w t.-- .

AIIOHNO NP.n YORK IIIoffice, riatlion HUtf. Phone lira'' III

to NonTi! ji:hsi;y coast w iii sandy hook nui:TK.xr,w.ii:usr-Y- i ' MKAt

TOl'RS.

5 TO 15 DAY TOURS "

rence. Montreal, Quebec. Marlilne rrlakes, etc., leave eery few days. l'ro:rn i

. - . n . ir..,.rt livotli.CALIrOKINIA lowitone I'srk. i''ls '"!Kocklcs, etc., leaves July 20. Program i

ROUND THE WORLD W'tI.une. Illustrated Program 8.

SIIND FOH PIIOORAU rKSIItl'n.Travel Tickets KverTWhere by All Itoute.

THOS. COOK & SON245 llroadway. 24 Tlflh enu.

&5.1 Plfth Ave., 2081 llroadw ' .

lluhtriil 'i'uurM t'txter cI (irra I Lake. A t'olorndo. "i, N

YorU, Jul si); Aur C andllnpenscs Included 20 l'.ir "''''Itor Itinerary. MAHSTIIlls tin tv join m v. cit

BERMUDA TOURSCorrlng All ,

M anil P5 llsys '?K dsjs :5 v

Toi'its anp Tit'Kirrs i:vi:iivmi""'PRANK HH'ltlSr I'll,

Tel, 450 1'r.iilklln. :ms llnwilwsv N 'PstiitillMinl 17S.

HIAI M'HUIill llllll.-- ' .1CU "Nan I'nglsnd. Send for boS.lfls IIAUWWmVCOUS CO..s3a Jla N. Y.