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12 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YOKK. MONDAY, JULY 21, 1913. EAILHOADS. STEAMBOATS.

STEAMBOATS. STEAMBOATS. STEAMBOATS. LOW GERMANS MAKE i tary; A. Eacher.

nd Joe Kauberz, maun, collector; p. officer; Fred Kbel treasurer; R. Rauch librarians; A. Zi-lt-Manlersherger, flag E. Tabbert and P.

ma Bahnsen, delegates to the city organlza- MERRY AT OUTING FOK LBAVIXQ AND ARRIVING TIME Full TUAIN'rf AND BOATS, HAiLitOAD AND PULLMAN FAHE8 AND OTHER TRAVEL INFORMATION', CALL AT OR TELEHtlONB THE EAUL.E INFORMATION BUREAU. OftN FOR WdllORS. A.M. TO I' M. WEEK DAYS.

FOK Ttl.E-PHONE CALLS ALL UA1' AND ALL Nlliili', EVERY DAY, SUNDAYS l.N'CLULLO, TEL. iM MAIN. "The Public Be Pleased" COLONIAL LINE BOSTON, PROVIDENCE and New England Summer Resorts I.OAti 1SLAAU HA1LKO YD. Train icavv Fi.kiUcoxl a. Lor Rlv-eili4d bi'Uicllial to tjnsellDtli Their Thirtieth Volksfest Start- ed Yesterday at Ulmer Park.

FUN TO LAST A WEEK. i.ii... ji.iu, (except Jrrt. u.m. wi p.m.

wvuJ- i a. p-ln. ril.l. fulk itua hi lu nun fcui.Kuiua w.m dluti, BrtntwooJ. Ion; O.

Dergcl. S. Sessler and E. Heerde, revisers; E. Kauiperuiann, conductor, and Fred Ebel, ass, slant conductor.

The Evcrdgreen Maennerchor entertained its many members and friends at Enis New Ridgewood Park, yesterday. The Badetilan Women's Chorus took active part in the affair. Members, J. Barnickel, E. L'nger, H.

Hofstaedt. Joseph Geiger and G. Kunze were charge of the arrangements. The members of the Fourteenth Company of the German War Veterans Association made merry at Haarman'g Casino yesterday afternoon. The seventh annual summernlght's festival and picnic of the Gerechtlskeits Lodge.

No. 2870. K. L. of wis celebrated by 300 members and friends at Men's Richmond Hill Terrace Park, yesterday.

The committee In charge were Frank Appel, Mrs. M. Trupp. S. Ebei-hardt, Peter Beetz.

Mrs. Anna Eber-hardt, Mrs F. Wendler. John Kropp and Otto Kehlhof. ceni, ker I'ark).

Ll. 14. a.u' u.m. a.m., i.li. Fund.

v. in. uManwtt, The Hamptons. Sal Harbor and -j. in.

a.m.. All. Get for ic.o, anil Sta' New German Home to Fine Pi-ogvamme Each Day. p.m. sun.

ii.m.. A4.W. t.lwi. a.m. 13:34, Jl.

17. 4:44 Fare Boston, $2.65 Roond Trip, $5.10 Providence, $1.75 Round Trip, $3.30 vniyl, p.ui. m.M i.x, l-. IJi.ii. JJ -4, ILA vt Be w- 11:411 U.m..

In spite of the threatening weather conditions, the thirtieth Brooklyn Platt-duetsi'hi' Volksfest opened at Texter Ulmer Park, Binsonhurst, yesterday with almost lj.OUO merabirs and friends of the big organization present. For the last l. Sun. 4 10.01. i.U.

i.lM, ii. i i Fall River Line Steamers COMMONWEALTH aid PRISCIILA Leave New York. Pier 14, North River, foot Fulton 5.110 P. dnllv. Due Boston 8:00 A.

M. leave Boston, South Station, at 6:00 P. M. Dua Xew York 7:00 A. 11.

Providence Line Steamers PROVIDENCE and PLYMOUTH Leave New Vork, Pier l. North River, foot of Barclay 8:00 dally, except Sundays. Due Boaton 7:1." A. or 0'2i A. Returning, leave Boston S.iuth Station, at V.

dally, except Saturday. Due New York A. il. r. First class service, palatial steamers, equipped with wireless, excellent cuisine; clegn, comfortable staterooms (all outside rooms).

Leave week days and Sundays at 5:30 P. M. from Pier 39, N. R. foot West Houston St, Write for booklet.

Uptown office, Broadway end 23d St, and all Tyson's Ticket Offices. Phones, Spring 9491 and 9492. twenty years tiie VhittiluetBi'hu Volksfest l-ori tatlons has been one of the principal events of The families of the Gutenberg Lodg'i No. 327, O. D.

had an outing at Walter's Glendnle Grove, yesterday afternoon. The officers of the lodge are Robert Ruengener, E. Plaetzold, Jacob Stein-muth and Jacob Albach. The picnic of the Adolph Goebel Employes was held at Schaible's Florida Brooklyn Offices: Henderson's, Cold cor. Fulton; J.

Sons, 359 Fulton Bernheim, 780 Broadway; McKinney's Fiatbush Express, 76 Snyder Av. STUDY YOUR COMFORT AND PLAN YOUR TRIPS BY THIS ROUTE I I Wauin, ilivtl. U-U ill:) u.m. Wv ci p.n,. tW runt 10 Vtacllllf River) Oyntt L.j, ljltI1 c- cll(f, a.m., 112.31.

12:51 i-U. IM, I Sun- 11:0 p.m. CHy. Hemp.ad.ii. 7:55.

ni.7 167 IM. 84 J'ti I'iV; MJ I. Sun W4f 4.4U," 1L1I P.m. Fr Rockaway, '37, ":4. 11:00.

JU: lij.51 ii.m 1:30 2:11, iV' I 7:18. 7:4. $1.00 and $2.04 Outside itatcroom. Inside Staterooms bavc Outatde Ventilation nnd are always tool and eomforiahle. Tickets, Stateroom, and Information at City Ticket Offices, 171 Broadway, near Cortlandt Street: also at N.

Y. Transfer Offices. Tourist Offices and at Piers. THE NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP CO. JjUDSON Navigation (p Park yesterday.

About 600 visitors were welcomed by President Jacob Thell-mann and the members of the reception committee, who were: C. Armbruster, C. Arts. F. Nimpsch, G.

Rottenburg, C. Hoffmann, J. Kroel, C. Frase, A. Loos, H.

Spannlnger, A. Mett Schiller, I. Utlk. E. Kadlitz, F.

Prodenarsky, T. Hammerschmldt, J. Weingartner, W. Finkner, G. Hubensack, H.

Messner, F. Nimpsch. The following officers of the Pocahontas Tribe No. 14, Long Island City, were Installed by Grand Chief Claus Doscher, Saturday night: Carl Martin, chief; Anton GaBtget, bye-chief; Carl Ziegler, secretary, and Emll Klotzsch, treasurer. The installation was followed by a ban German life of this community, and yesterday's gathering proved that the old low German spirit, "Eeu draght mackt Maght," still prevails.

From the very beginning of the Volksfe3ts the net proceeds have been used for charitable purposes. The German Hospital thanks Its existence chiefly to the I'liittiJiietsuho Volksfest Veren. and the hospital society has been yearly receiving large contributions from the Volksfest proceeds. This year, however, the biggest part of the Burplus will be given to the fund collected for the erection of a new home for aged Germans, the Altenheim. The festival was preceded by an automobile parade in the morning.

The officers of the executive committee assembled at 9 a.m. at the headquarters of the society and rode to the home of last year's Volksfest president, Herman C. Hencke, Kent avenue and Clymer street. Then the party proceeded to the homes of John D. Bruens, the president of this year's affair; Alexander W'uelllng, the chalrniHi) of the executive committee; Fred Winter and John C.

Kobbe. 1:20. 10:25 ii-M 12:2 n't. Bun. :10.

t.a. tan. HUDSON KIVER LINES OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. :15.

l.Jiif.U.'iAi.. 8:25. IllLOS p.m. Bock' way only Long :31. 7-1.

12:42, 2U1 4:10, 5:. :11. p.m.. ir'l MM. 10:40.

1:33. 1.38 v-is 4.07. 4:40. 5:30. NORTH WHITE STAR Mow Piers 59 460 N.R.lxCW Mifvwnv ifnn 4rV quet.

At Abraham's Park, Canarsle, the members and friends of the socialistic Unterstuetzunsvereln, Branch Brooklyn, PEOPLE'S LINE Steamers Berkshire and C. W. Morse, Leave Pier 32, R. (foot of Canal dally Including Sunday, at 6 P.M.; V. 129th St.

at 6:45 P.M. CITIZENS' LINE Steamers Trajan Rensselaer. Leave Pier 32, X. dally, Including Pumiuy, at 6 P.M.j W. lS2d St.

at P.M.; Yonkers at 7 P.M.; Newburgh 10 P.M.; Poughkeepsle 11 P.M. Direct connections on both of the above lines with Lake George, Laka the and other pointa north, east and west, Diirng service a Pier 82. fi. R. DAILY DAYLIGHT SERVICE To Newburgh nnd return, 75 cents.

To Pouchkeepsie and return. $1.00. To West Point and return, 50 cent Week days only. Str. Adirondack.

Leave Pier 32, N. at 10:00 A.M.; W. J32d at. at A.M.; Yonkers 11:30 A.M. Stop overs at different points en route.

Leaving Poughkeepsle on return at P.M. SUNDAY DAY TRIPS To and return, 75 canta. To Pourjhkeepsle and return, II.OO. Str. Kensselaer and I'rojan.

Leave Pier 32, N. at 8:45 A.M.; W. 132.1 St. at 9:1.1 A.M.; Yonkera at A.M. Arriving back In New York about 6 P.M.

Carte. Orchestra. Phone Spring 9400. enjoyed themselves yesterday afternoon. :0.

7:0. 7:47. p.m. Rockaway 7:0. 7:42.

:04. 10:40, a.m., 112:10, 12:24, 1:10, 11:59 5:13, 12:30 3:02 8:40. 4:42. 5:04, 6:14. 5:47 6:05, :21.

6:42, IM 7:33. :20, 8:10, 10:12.10:50 11:43.12:26 n't 4:05. 5:15. 8:43 mis 9-3'. 9:45.9:59, 10:13.10:3.

10:43. 11:30, 11:15, 11:30. 11:45 a.m.. 12:15, LOO. 1:15.

1:30 2:01 5:17. 2:30. 2:43. 3:02. 8:43, 4:10 4:30, 5:20.

5:52. 6:00. 6:20. 7-so 7:53 6:00, 8:17. 8:51, 03.

9:20 9:40, 10:30 11:20. 11:35 p.m. (Sat. only. tWd.

and Sat. only. only. 'A fclxcept M'Ttches. Except fV'la Mcntauk Llv.

Frl. only. Parlor car iraiii. Kvcept Sept. lat.

8 Runs on Frl. ynt Sat, only. The Drulden Liederhain Singers werj the guests of the Fishing Club Untcr Uns on a boat ride to the Fishing Banks Kaiser Wllhelm II July 2J Kronprlnz Wllhelin July 29 Kronprinzessin I'ecllle Aug. a Past Mail Sailings. Roon (direct) July 23 Pilnz Friedrlch Wllhelm.

21 Berlin Aug. London-Paris-Bremen Baltimore-Bremen direct; one cabin II) Wedneedara. Sailings on SATURDAT for T'K Barbarossa July 22, 11 am 1'rmzfSM Irene August 14 Through rates from New York ti tUSTz.W-." ni south AM1.KICA. via EUROPS. Largest.

erest. Finest Ships in this Merries, AROUND THE WORLD C1 Independent Trips POiO I'AXAMA and WKST IIVUIES CUL lSliS, l-'eb. and llarca, ISM. TRAVEL. yesterday.

The singers caught plenty flsh and had an all around splendid time on the water After the return the members of the fishing club were the guests of the singing society at Schwab's Hot-brau Haus, CovertandGate savenues. At Boettcher's Tlvoll Park, the South German Schuetzenbund, L. celebrated Its annual Bundes Festival last night. The Gambrinus Maennerchor gave a reception In honor of Robert Preis and his bride, Saturday night. The well- known society reporter was presented with a fern dlHh combination in cutglass and silver and a fine programme was offered in honor of the newlyweds.

7 ami 21. Kxpenseg Included. A any 'Z MV 'rfJnox pauoosa LEGAL NOTICES. At noon the party arrived at tne park, where a banquet was served. Alexander Wuelflng acted as toastmaster, and addresses were made by John L).

Bruens, Honorary Delegate Rudolph Vagt and M. H. Renken, oue of the organizers and the tlrst vice president of the Volksfest. A parade of the officers through the festival grounds followed. In tho meantime the trains of the West End elevated and the different trolley cars brought a continuous stream of visitors to the park, and at about 5 p.m.

the place was crowded. The showers did not seem to have any effect upon the merrymakers, tor thousands of vlsitjm assembled in front of the new open-air stage of the Verein and watched the vaudeville performance, while hundreds of young couples were busy ou the dancing floor. The children unused with ill sorts of pinys mid everybody appeared tu have Hue time. At 5 p.m. the delegates of tho United Singers, headed by the bund of the Forty-seventh Regiment, marched through the gates, and at the headquarters of the KattdeuUche Volksfest Verein they were greeted by President John D.

Bruens. David Koos answered with a "Hoch" for the Volkslest Verein. Other societies that visited the affair and were received In a similar fashion were the Bavarian Volksfest Verein and the Schwacbische Volksfest Verein. The Bremervoerder Idaennerchor, the leading low German sinalng society, took active part In the entertainment, and under the leadership of Vice Conductor Henry Wulf the sing wonderful lo-ilav vacation. Send for details.

MARSTERS, 31 W. 30th N. Y. City. In the Noitl.

cnrrl! mure liarnirerii in every rlnaa iiiiii ti-otn tin. 1-oi-t nt Ncn- York tlittu uuy Kli.r line. LONDON PARIS OKi.mcUM lrnfirlu-nv. U. BOOTH AT BAZAR Workingmen to Aid in Raising Funds for White Memorial.

i-ienemi AkIs or local nirenu Bfe HUDSON RIVER Day Line (ALBANY AV I.IAK) All steamers dally except Sunday. Direct rail connections. Music. Restaurant. Brooklyn to Hudson River Day Line Pier direct.

One fare, transfer at Fulton and Oold streets. Str. "Washington Irving" Leaves TueHdnyM, Thurndtt) SiUanluya. Sir. "Hendrick Hudson" Leave Monln.

Weilnesilnya, Frlilava WASHINGTON SIGHT-SEEING TRIPS Vvt'int all jtoliitN of lutervNt In WnNliIiiftton, Klctrlo Ittiimny Utile Ilir nmli IMuryinnrt to AnmipoIiN on henn tcnki liny ALFRED BERNKEIM SONS 780 Ilrofitl vrny. Hot pen hnmner At, and IClIery Brooklyn. Plymouth Clerboarj Southampton Ang.2 SiT Aug. 23 SEPT. 13, OCT.

4 UTHKH AJKSTIC, Aug. 9. noon; Aug. 30. S.

OCEA.MC, Aue. 18, noon Sept. 6. Sept. tt oris ut-eiihTovvnLlverpool.

Celttc July 24 Hnltic Aug. 7 Cedrlc 31 Adriatic Aug. 14 Boston Med i terra uea nItaly. CrKlc. Sept.

noon; Canonic, Sept. 20 At yesterday's meeting of the Central Labor Union, in the Labor Lyceum, President De Young announced that the COUNTY COURT, KINGS COUNTY Harry E. Baile.v, plaintiff, against Frank A. llrnst, and others, defendants In pursuance of an interlocutory judgment of partition and sale duly made and entered In the above-intitbM action, nnd bearing date the fourteenth day of July, 1013, 1, the undersigned, the referee In said Judgment named, will sell nt public auction to (he highest bidder by rharlcs Shongoi, mictloneer, at the Brooklyn Iteul Estate Exchange, No. 183 Montague street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the thirteenth day at August, JD13, at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed by said Judgment to sold, and i herein described us follows: All that certain piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the Borough of Brouklyn of the City of New York, County of Kings and State of New York, bounded and described hh follows: at a point on the southwesterly side of Flfty-Bixth street distant two hundred and fifty (2uiJ feet southeasterly from the cirner formed by the Intersection of the southwesterly side of Fifty-sixth street with the southeasterly side of Fourteenth avenue; running thence southwesterly parallel with Fourteenth avenue one hundred tloo) feet and two ci) Inches to the centre line of the block; running thence southeasterly along haid centre line, seventy-flve (Ti) urn.nunn .1., A.m.; TT 1 '10 1.

X- I a. IE A VI landing at West Point. Poughkeep- ul it'lnnim, "atalriil U.Mnn anil At. campaign for the Father White memorial, which is to take the form of a settlement house, would close in October with a bazar at the Pouch Mansion. Hs asked for and obtained authority for the plac R.

American p6 a CANADIAN TOUR. St. Tawrf-nce River. I. (MO Islands, Quebec, Saffuonay River, Muskokfl Lakes, Nova fc'cotla.

Indus ve Tour. 6 tlays, $28.75 and up. Lonsar toura in proportion. Write for Itineraries. FK AXK 'I'OI'IUST IW4 Broailway, cor.

Walker N. T. Established 1S75. I'aeltti I (imt. Alnakn mid Ycllnw- lout l'nrk, Conducted 6umm.r Vacation Tours, 10 parties, to 60 days dura Hon, S155 and up.

iet accommodation, lowest rats. Booklets now ready. Glllesple-Kln-ports Madison uv. N. Y.

City. IROPE All Expenses Included. Ilookleta. THOS. TOOK SON.

a-l1. Broadway, Kt and 603 Fifth av. ml Broadway, N. T. ers delivered two fine songs, "Ewig llebe Heimuth." bv Hlrsch.

and "In the Schutn meree." words by Vice Conductor Wulf and music by Conductor Hugo Steinbruch. bany, All through' rail tickets between New York and Albany accepted. Str. "Robert Fulton" Leaves Desbrosaea St, 9:40 A.M., W. 42d St.

10 A.M., W. 129th St. 10:20 A.M., Yonkera 10:50 A.M. for West Point, Cornwall, New burgh and Pouchkeepsie. Afternoon Boat STEAMER "ALBANY" on "Mary Powell" Boate, GREATLY INCREASED CAPACITY Kor West NewburaTh, Kingston find way landings, leaves Peabrosses St.

1:45 P.M., West 42d P.M., 'West 129th Pt. 2:20 P.M. Dally except Sunday. Ideal out-lnr to West Point, returning by Str. 'll'jll-ISKT KULTOJI," 11.00, or by rail 1.10.

The Forty-seventh Regiment Band played at the grandstand all afternoon, and nmaller bands were distributed over the VISIT BEAUTIFUL BERMUDA Join Our Personally Conducted Toun July 20, Aug. 16, 27, Sept. 8, 17, etc. Riites, B-dny Tour, 127.50; days, $40; 9 days, M2.S0, Including steamer accommoria-t on. hotels and sightseeing; Brat claaa throughout.

Steamer IIIIInK rspLIIy. Immediate aiiplleatioiiH Decennary. ALSO OTHER TOURS Everything Arranged Before You Leave Travelers)' check of all Rtenm-hll ami exnreii compnnfea. Letter of ei-eillt. nrnfle Umieri.

1 tiNHort procured. Foreign money l.ounlit nnd old. IlnKitnsr fomanleil to Kteiimaliiii dorka. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES to rent at a nominal charge. AkoiiIh for the C'titHklll KvenlnK, Mfitihuttaii, Colonial autl Bay State llnN J.

Lehrenkrauss Sons 359 Fulton Opp. Borough Hall, Brooklyn, N. Y. Tel. Main 5920.

1 Cherbourg Southampton, I'll in. Jy. luam -No" A rk.AuK. IS Phlla Auc. I.

10 am St. Paul Auf. 22 Atlantic Transport New York London Direct. Pr. 68.

N. R. Mln'tiinksi S6. noon'Mln'npAu. 9 Mln'nnakn Au.

2. 10:30 amJMIii'ha Au.ll Red London Paris via Dover Antwerp. r.alllllllil July 2fl.r.llinl....Aiis;. 8 1'usat-uKer I H'trny, M. Y.

J. Lehrenkrauss Boris, Fulton J. C. Henderson at Sons, 452 Oold at; J. H.

Scheldt, 831-933 Broadway; Aldrlilge, SO Court bt; Jacob Orau, 108 Broadway; O. Helms, Hi Oreenpolnt av; Aided Bern-helm. 78 Broadway; V. H. Jacobson, 216 I'lalbuah av, Brooklyn.

Sixty Mliumrr 'l'oitrn Xew York flute tL New Knfrlind. ond for Booklets. HAYUOXD Sr WHITCiiMn 52i Sth av, X. Y. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

ing of a table or bootn in tne name oi the Central Labor Union in the bazar. Father V'hlte, it will be recalled, was the much-loved pastor of the Church of the Visitation, and as a fraternal delegate to the Central Labor Union had a warm place in the hearts of the Delegate Hantusch, for the machinists organizations, requested the Indcrjcmont of the Secretary of the Navy's position on Government-constructed armor plate, and asked that the Kings and Queen-repreBcntatlves in Congress, including Senators O'Gorman and Root, be informed of such indorsement. He also requested that the Central Labor Union favor the proposition to appoint one civilian member each on the various wage boards of the navy yards. At present, he said, such boards are made up exclusively of naval officers, who have little appreciation of wage conditions. Both requests were concurred in.

The organization committee, which has charge of the labor forward movement campaign, reported the appointment of an entertainment committee fr.o festival that will be held on August 31 at the Labor Lyceum. The committee is composed of George J. Phillips, Edward Murray and W. P. Beck.

The object of the festival Is to raise money to defray the expenses of organizers and for literature, etc. It Is proposed to carry the work of organization amon-; the unorganised workers of this community so as to prevent, as far as possible, their affiliation with the I. W. W. The semi-annual election for members Y1A BOAT AND TROLLEY 2 .25 LONDON-PARIS-HAMBURG V1IKH1KA PANAMA CRUISES Low Summer Rates Now In Effect Steamer, specially built for tropical travel.

Fresh, cool air forced to every room. Sailing! every Wcdneidajr and Saturday, ttappinf both ways at Jamaica. Writ for booklet. UNITED FRUIT COMPANY STEAMSHIP SERVICE Battery Tel. 8701 Rector, New York Or any Steamship or Tourist Agency.

9 A.M. ll'HRS. KAIS'N Alii. a-l, 12 nuon July HI, a P.M. 9 A.M.

various parts of Ulmer Park. A vaudeville programme concluded the performance. Of course, the typical low German entertainments for old and young folks, such as potato-peeling matches, wheelbarrow races, sack races and fat men's races, were not neglected. The Volksfest will be visited this afternoon by every big German Society of this city nnd an entirely new programme will be offered. The New York low Germans will be seen nt the park tomorrow, while Wednesday will be known as Columbia day.

The festival will come to an end with the coronation of the festival king and queen next Sunday. The committees In chare yesterday were: Executive, Alexander Wuelflng, chairman; Henry Scheper, secretary; Henry Eden, H. A. Mangels, J. H.

Brouwer, II Tretsch. C. Ludcrs, William Niemeyer, H. Kroos. Herman Wlohorn, L.

Jentz, Henry Helfst. John Hillmann, John M. Doppel, Amandus Hopke. Rudolph Vagt, Henry Quell, D. Boetger, Frederick Wlcht.

Henry Corneh'scn, Henry Schwiebert, Edward Kassten and Edward Mollen-hauer; reception, John D. Bruens, Theodore Schumacher, Dick Katt, N. Tled-mann, J. C. Kobbe, H.

Logemann, H. Meyer, 3d, Riiege, F. Meyer, Henry Rehse. R. Schumacher, Albert Hustedt.

F. Winter, Herman C. Hencke, M. H. Roirken, D.

von Bargen and B. Muller; press. Henry Eden, chairman; Henry S'hwlebert, assistant chairman; G. A. Kaempffer.

secretary; John Schumacher, L. Schulcnburg and C. H. Behrens music, H. A.

Mange's, chairman; Henry Tretzsch, assistant chairman; Fred Warnecke. D. C. Schuette. Charles Hulsen.

R. Gaertnrr. Henry Heitmann nnd H. H. Relner3; gite, Henry Helft.

chairman; Henry Cornehl-ppn, assistant Louis Ktzrodt John Bonis, H. Ticde.nnnn. C. Borehers. Providence- Direct, $1.00 I Worcester, Staterooms, $1, l.SO and Bteel Hteamshlps TBN'NESSKB Unlly, lncludlni Kunilny, riH( li.M.

From Her 19. K. R. I'hone 7u0 Heekman. City Titket Oflice.

auo liroadway, N. T. Uptown Ticket Olllce, U'way and 3,1 St. nilI'iK FOit FOLDEK. I'IMl'ERATOH 11 A.M.

tSnil cabin nly. nm burp direct. Xew. CUNARD MOST EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE. DIRECT VIA F1SHGCARD.

LONDON PARIS BERLIN VIENNA The fastest tttr in th world MAURETAN1A LUSITANIA iifi.iiuiu ii i' ihlitfuurd Mveriiuoi WTS. S. PEXSYLVAMA nnd S. S. i IH ETOHIA null from Iier, foot of Ht.

Honth Brooklyn. All a.allH.a- I iwu; running tttfnce nortneasteriy again par-ullol with Fourteenth avenue, one hundred (IOo) feet and two U') inches to the southwesterly side of Fifty-sixth street, and running thence northwesterly along the southwesterly side of Fifty-sixth street seventy-five (7S) feet to the point or place of beginning. Together with all the right, title und Intercut of suld Pauline (. Bailey, deceased, of. fn a.id to the land lying In Klfty-sixth street In front of, and adjoining: said premises to the centre line thereof.

JJkteU, July 16th, 1J-13. ISRAEL. II. PERSKIV. Referee.

Howard O. Putu-rson, plaintiff's Attorney, 21 Montague Brooklyn, N. Y. COUNTY COURT. KINGS COUNTY Kfthcr R.

Barton, p'alntiff, against Patrick McNally nnd others, defendants In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale duty made and entered fn the above entitled action and bearing date the second day of July, 1913, the undersigned, the referee in said Judgment named, will sell st public auction to the highest bidder by William P. Kae, auctioneer, nt the Brooklyn Ileal Fstutd Kxiiiange. No. 1S9 Montague street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, ny of N-w York, on the twenty-ninth day of July, 1313, at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed by said judgment to be sold and therein described as follows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with the building and Improvements thereon, situate, lying and being In the Seventeenth Ward of the Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York (formerly City of Brooklyn).

County of Kingi and State of New York, bounded and described as fo'lows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the easterly side of Oakland street distant ninety-live (95) feet northerly from the northeasterly corner of Norman avenue and Oakland street; running thence easterly parallel with Norman avenue one hundred (100) feet; thence northerly parallel with Oakland street twenty-five feet thence westerly parallel with Norman avenue one hundred (100) feet to the easterly side of Oakland street, and thence southerly nlong the easterly side of Oakland street twenty-fire (23) feet to the point or place of beginning Dated July 7. Jfll3. WALTKR KFFROSS. Referee. C.

ft T. Perry, Plaintiff's Attorneys, No. 845 Manhattan avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. J7-fit mf IN" PURSUANCE OF AN OHDBR OF THS Hon.

Herbert T. Ketcham, Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice is hereby given, according to law. to ail parsons having claim Hganibt MARY ELIZABETH WEBBR, late of ihu County of Kings, deceased, that they are required tu exhibit the same, with the vouch trs thereof, to the subscribers at their place uf transacting business, the office of Thomas J. Farrell, -u Vesey street, Borough of Manhattan. New York City, on or befors the 1'otk Jay of September next.

Dated, March ih, 1313. HENRY HA MM. Executor. ANNIPi C. YOUVa.

Executrix. Thomas J. Farrell, Attorney for Executors, i0 Vesey street. Borough of Manhattan. New York cny, N.

Y. mhlO-fim CATSKILL wx as cia.ia icrVICS I from our llobok.cn Iier, FROM BOSTON jClevrlnnil 20 rievcln nrt 12 C-lnrlnnnlt 16 23 mauretania ia 1 A.M. a. a dTTTheso hteainers oirr exceptional accommodations In both first and second cabin. Lusitania yA.it.

8. ldani 'Mauretania W.V' Curmanla. Aug. 2, lo am Campania. Aug.

1 am C'aronla. 13, 5 pm. 1-or Maiden, Cai.vkJli, Hudson, Coxsack e. Connecting at Catsltlll with irniiw lor Cairo, vjtla BuimnltlViiame.H I'aiinersvi il-, fte. At Hudson with trains fr I'ltwiU'lil.

and Berkshire lis Resorts. Daily i-xveit buntlay, l'ler 4a, N. ft. Christopher N. P.M.

Yonkers, 7:3 l.M. Hutni'uay Spei'Ia leaves 43, N. 1 P. M. Yonkern.

1.45 P. M. imp tabled niHilrd on rt-qust or obtained all hot nnd railway ticket offices. I'h- li'3T rf the various standing committees was held, resulting as follows: 17, lam Does not COll at UUiA.sinun Knl.xinn.l Credentials P. Shausnessy.

Mrs. A. B. Hanford, Ed. Murray, M.

Abrams. C. Gibraltar, Naples, Genoa CJAll ftpainera of this service leave from NEW I'IKH, st. Bouth Brooklyn. Take C9th St.

Kerry Hitmbnric (11.000 Tons). Aug. 10 A S. S. Aloltkt? fl2.A0O SK, 11 A.M.

Tourist Dept. for Trips Everywhere. HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE, 45 Brcadwa Dunn. MtUiftRfiANEAN AUAlAfiC SERVICE Calling at Madeira. Gibraltar, ticnoa, Naples, 'lriehte, Flume.

Sailings noon, bee Itinerary. WnVIA July ti'A KPA rHIA.Mir tlPANNONIA, Au. 18 IVERKIA Sept. 2 tOmlla Madeira. fOmlta Genoa.

Round lit. IVjrld llius. thMi. Organization J. P.

Couchlln, George VACATION in Bermuda Book jonr pkmaco by "OROTAVA" AH axpAnuft toura SIT.OO snd up sailing jcly a Tlekfrtu ith U. 8. 8. Oo. CUBA-JAMAICA- PANAMA Special Summer Ratrt Ks'tnt Paasanr.tr AnoomrpoJ1pn NTxt Sailing "DANTBR." AuBust Tb Royal Mail Steam JPacKci Co.

nd arson A Son. A 1 Y. i.i.JlKKXKHAU.-S ft SON'S, Fulton ALFKlfiU JiERNHEJM, 780 H'Vny, lirooklyn, or ttny Meuuihll TlrUet AflfPtit. Belirend, Miss Alice Rottrke. Geores P.

Christie, F. S. Tomiln. mm Ufa i2i mM Grievance E. Harvey, William Luefer, Rcinhardt, Peter J.

Brady. M. Car- or. I. I.EHHE.VKRArS8 ft SOXR.

S59 Fulton st-JOHN' H. RCHE1DT, Wl-3 B'wav; ALFRED HEHNHEIM. "so way, bM. Pumner av and Ellery st; JACOH OK A 208 Bway. Iimoklyn.

i rates to Egypt, India, China. Japan. Manila I Australia. New ind. South Africa nnd south America.

Independent 'lours in Europe 1 etc. Srnd for booklet. "I'unan? Tours." mody. For Highlands. IBranch As-' burv Park and all Jersi-y seaside resorts.

Week day's: Leaves W. 3Jth A.M., 8:45 A.M., 10:50 A.M.. P.M.; Uattery (near South Ferry, 8:20 A.M., A.M., 11:30 A.M., 2:30 P.M. leavinK N. V.

2:30 P.M. connects at lilgiilands with boat returning to New Vork. VACATION TRIPS, to cMabec via Hull fax, K. 8., most Uniirthful crulso of 1.500 miles. Magnificent Kconory; Gut of Canso, Northumberland Ktralt, Gulf ami River St.

Lawrence ami fnr-fnmetl Sn.rnei.nv ARents for Peninsular Oriental (j. Co In (States and Canada, hummer Ci-nlaes, irvnv, mill, IJittes nnd illiifiniy on m. plication. l'lers foot West mil X. It.

unices at 24 Sttite N. opposite Ilattery. I.f hrenkraiwa as Soim. Ji Fulton Jacob Grau. M3 way, K.

J. C. Henderson Son. Fulton and Gold Alfred lleinuelm TSe Ilroa-lway. Hronklvn.

John Bruns, John Droge, August Albert, E. Schmellng, Herman Harms. Martin Pope, Herman Puck. Claus Bornholdt, Fred Pardey and August Siemers; entertainment, William Xlcmnvcr. chairman; C.

Ludcrs an Edwin Knssten, chairmen: nry Hoeft, -V. Bnesch, Henry Stelljes. E. Horehhelmer, George Ptoever, Edward Hindermnnn, William Vauleen and H. M.

Heinemann. ANCHOR LINE Legislative Goorge Phillips, James Jj. Gernon, Jacob Sehlcilerdeeker, J. J. Fuote, J.

P. Uoyle. Label George Belirend. chairman, and one member of each labor organization ulllliated with the C. L.

U. The boot and shoe workers 'legate announced that another new local of the shoe trade was rrganlzed In thl.j city during the past week. The delegate of Newspaper Pressmen's Union No. 25 invited the delegates t-i the The Itlenl way to reitfli Piorth Jersey 'oant Vtenortii In Summer In via SANOV HOOK GLASGOW LONDONDERRY famn.nla.July lpm Aujt. 1 California.

Autf. 9 Auk. 1. am rirNf ('lll)lll. 70 nnil LEGAL NOTICES.

GERMAN NOTES. FRENCH LfiE (oaipagnle Generate Trantatlanu'qnt. DIP.I.lT LINK TO IIAVRK-PAUIS tFrance) Departures every Thursday at 10 A.M. T.a Suvule July -41 'I. 13 r.u l'ruvente Inly SKr.mcB (new).

2ft I.a Lorraine. 7 27 Tw in hTt u' Quadruple screw st'in Generul Agency. 19 Stain st New York J. l-kHUIiNKKAl-SS ii 30X3, JiS Tultoa st. union's annual picnic at Tronimer'g Park tonight.

An invitation to an cutln at. Ulmer Park on August. 2 by the Woman's Trade Union League was received and accepted. Klver. S.

S. "Trlnldrul rroin yrk Ai'aus' an.l Klh. From Quebec July th sth and 22nd. 'lenilie rnnr oilier tlinn nt the Mifl.lle-Atlnnlle oilnt Kraorta. Tnnro Inr.

IIoU-Ik, Shore Kvciirlun. l.onc-Ht Rntrs. Hy Twin s.ciuw S. s. BKHMI Ml." inmt.

BfWMl only Mnini. rr liiiiiliiijr liunHi-iiuerK nt the flock In llcrmuilii wllhont transfer, "lUlliia. every oe In connection with Xi I'. Co. Tickets For full Information to A.

E. OfTKR. Alienls (tnehec a. s. l.t.I..

-l Brosilnaj, err ork Socoiul Cntiin, SriO nnd 1 iiuurd. Third )unm, For H'f'k of Tours. Hate-a, apply IlENDKUStlN HROTHRRS, 17-19 B'way, X. vi ci. V.

Tayior, 6'J Court Jacob Clrau. j-t'wdy; J. C. Henderson Ponn, Gold nt. Ji.

nine Obermayer At jth sv; V. H. Flo'bush av, O'klyn. DONEGAL MEN'S FIELD DAY. About 1,000 persons crowded Into NEW Yoniv I'OHTO RK S.

X. CO. Weekly res5fnfter Service to San Juan. SCANMNAVW rOL'NTY COIKT, KIXC3 COUNTV-AVard li. O.iodenujih, plaintiff, ugafnn Frani.

(iordon, dtfndnnt-ln pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure und ml duly made Him fiittrcd In tre abuvp-entitlert action and bearing date the JMh day of July, 1, the un-dfrsigiHid. tho referee. In en JudRniPiiL named, will ne.l at public auction to the highest bidder, by Will lam H. Hmlth, fturiinner, at the ltrnoklyn Heal Kutafe Kchange, 1S9 nugue street. In the Borough of Brooklyn, t'tmnty of King, on the 12th day of August, ISlS.

at 12 o'clock uon, the premise diictcd by mill Judgnu nt to be and thertln described as follows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the 3cih Ward (formerly 'jown of New rtrwcho ni the Borough Brooklyn In the t'lty and Htote of New Y.irk, bounded and fl'Tibcd an follows: Beginning at a point on tho northeasterly side of Fifty-seventh street, distant one hundred nnd fifty feet from the SA.N JUA.N' HUAMti Au rOAMO A I'Uil lli ItUU i.i.m:. Ulmer Park yes.erday, the occasion being the annual field day and games of I 'he County Donegal Men's Patriotic and lsirnnrsiiM rnitou sit Brooklyn, or any Ticket A cent. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OP THH Bon. Her pert T. Ketcham, buiruft tta of the County of Kings, notice is hereby given, according to law.

to all persons having claim igair.st JOHN T. HT1NER. l.Ke of the County bi Kings, deceased, that they are required to txhlblt the same, with the voucher thereof, to the subscriber at No. 143 Hancock street, Uorouglt of Brooklyn. New York city, hep place for transacting business, on or befor the aiat day of July next Dated January aJ, lfll.

ANNIE M. HUNER, Executrix of John T. Huner, Deceased. Bailey Sullivan. Attorneys for Execute.

No. 135 Broadway, Manhattan. New York City. la27-m rn "iN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDBR OF THJ liuii. iieruun 'I'.

Ketcham. riurrogate of the i.uuniy oi Kms. notice is hereby given, ac-lurdlng io law. to all persons having claim FRANCES E. HUI.SB, lata of the Cuumy of Kings, decensed.

that they are required tu exhibit the same, with the vouchers i.iereof, to the subscriber, at the offlce of Ueorge S. Bllltngf, No. 44 Court street. Brook-ln. New Yrk.

that being his place of transacting business, on or before the 10th day oC July ntxt. I 'ated. January 191.1. ROBERT J. HULSE.

Administrator. George H. Billing. Attorney for Art mint trator. 44 Court atreet.

Brooklyn. N. Y. JaS-Pra Benevolent Society. In the first game SN .11" AX v.r is Fallings from Pier :6, Hrooklyn.

mar Ham-lllon ttiry. at li noon. Miln B'wav N. Y. 'Fhone UK Hranch Ticket oflice, 1 1' way.

Also J. Lehrenkrauss a Sons 3.VJ Fulton at. Hklyn. ScanInaTian-Amcncaa Line OSLA'l II I'MTED STATES HELLEQ OLAV. Uf.

X8 09CAR II. 8cpt.11 C.r.TIETGEN, flpt.4- UNITED 87 A. E. JOMPf Ort. 1 Broadway, Now Vork oi lootoaii tne Lietrim Young Men de- teated the Donegal Celtics by the score I of 2 goals to 1.

The second game be- tween the Celtics and the Grcenpolnts was stopped by the rain. The score at that time was 1 to 0. In favor of tho COASTWISE SXEAMSHIP3. corner formrd ly the intersection of the de of Fifty-seventh street with the suthentrly side c.f Twelfth avenue us said A sill All Should the plans of the officers of the Williamsburg meet with the approval of the members, who will have a meeting on Friday, the well-known society will Immediately sail for Europe after the next National Saengerfest. In 3915 the Williamsburg SaenRcrbund.

in its sixtieth anlversary u.id the general opinion of its leaders Is, thnt the oldest Brooklyn Sinsini; Society should celebrate this event with a conceit tour through the Fatherland. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rudolph of Palmetto street, near Covert avrnup, left for Germany on the Saturday. Mr.

Rudolph, a former president of the Hesslsclie Saenserbund, will visit the Thuringian forest for his health. The Heeslsche Saengerbund readed by President Balthasah Schnell, were at the pier, when Rudolph and family sailed. The Herzng Theodore K. U. Verein and the Indf pendent Aid Society Deutsch Elntraeht pcrrielpted In the annual picnic and surrmicrntght's festival rf the German -Idependent I'nterstuet zungsvereln.

held nt Oerken's Rldgs-wood Coloafeum, aftTnnon end eveTih'tj. An lnten sting programme was offered and everybody had a flue time. The cemmit.e on comprised: Henry Sella' for, chairman; Aupust Cos- lu-r, vl-c cl'alrinan; Gottfried Sch.i-fi-r, aacriUry, and Joseph Obert. treasiir. r.

01. ii nutiiMox To all Points South and West, at p.m.. l'ler n. Tel I.IVK Every Weekdiy 3900 Franklin. Celtics.

The officers of the organization are: Cornelius Gallagher, president'' n.ni..l i -i street nnd avenue are laui down nn tie Town Purvey Cunmlssionera' Map of Kings County: LsrcT, New and irjmirt Kn.iii Ni'w Yor every nkernate Saturday. 17 UAV3 '10 JUU JANKIIIO. 33 1. i6 nryos Forratfp.ptc., aj.i'ly local ticket Apei.t,t.r lHMKI.S,ieueralArputs, S-1 Prmhire Kgi'lrmK, Sew York. running thrnce northeasterly parallel with Twelfth avenue one hundred feet two Inches to the center line of the block between Fiftv- STEAMBOATS.

s'xth and Fifty -seventh streets as laid down iiaillai, a-Ml hi. John's, rl the RED CROSS LINE New siiips and cl.i.ial'. fl'ic n4 tar hMkltt fflL I-alterr I'linT. H. Y.

IU.ZM.B 1TA LIANA. iuiU(1uti, luw prcmueni; Joseph Dreslln, recording secretary; i Dennis Brogan, finanelnl secretary; Roger Gallagher, treasurer; Clarence Hatkett, sergeaut-at-arms; Joseph Her-II oni, Mlchaoi Hagaarty, Francis Kenny. trustees. The picnic committee consisted lot: C. Gallagher.

R. Gallagher, J. Bres-i Ha, D. Brogan, J. Clpary.

M. Haggerty, James Brennan. Cleary, W. T. Brogan, J.

Glides, A. Dunleavy, n. Brogan, J. Gilden. C.

J. Gallagher, p. Gailagher, J. Gavighan, C. D.

i Uerron, J. Hcrron. F. Kenny, J. Meehan, MeGinnls.

J. M' Bride. A. Meehan. I.A iImi Itallun I.lnej.

ITALIA Societi dl Navigaalune a aporo. To anil Urn a Dlrert. S4. 11 A. It.

Block Island, Orient, Creenport, Shelter Island Sag Harbor Str. Shlnnecock" of Montauk Steamboat Line leaves X. Pier 8, E. Tuesdays anil Tl.u.-Ju, li.M P.M. Saturuaya ua p.ir Sight-Seeing Yachts on said map; thence along iM center line fifty ft-et; thence tmuthn-estcriy and again parallel th Twelfth avenue one hundred feet two Inches to the northeasterly side of Fifty-stvpnth ureet, and thence northwesterly along the said northeasterly side of Fifty-seventh street fifty feet the point or place of beginning.

Together with all tho right, title and Interest of tho said party of the firKt part of. In nd tj Flfty-ieventh street in front of and adjacent to sa premises to inn center line of said streetDated July 21, 1313. Bl'OBNK F. O'CONNOR. Referee.

K. F. TUnisdlI, Pla'ntifT'B Attorney, 51 Hardenbrcok avenue, Jamaica, N. Y. th BOOTH LINE 11 A ug.L'.ll am MOKTH BHAZIL ANIl A.MAZ.1X BIVBIl I Am.

rii a. Aug. 2, 1 vw lariretwin-screw Kteamers. allouti.iar..... Via HARBAUOS.

W. I. HAItTI'lELU, SOLARI A 24 Whitehall St. N. V.

MAIL A.VU l-AjoKMilii. StRVICE E. Hl'BKUT july I S. S. CHKISTOI'HBW.

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iOBSKHVATIOY. T)1 IIISTA HALCYON 1 Ar 'iinl Xf' Y-i'k dai-y trotn iiatterv J'ler 10:30 A.M.. P.M. To See the Ocpiinl McGrady. T.

Mci lian, C. M'Catiloy. W. McGroarty. M.

Meehan, J. Mclntyre. I I Tel. 4ST5 P.eetor. IT Hnttrrr Place, i 9.

1). MonoKhaii. P. P. Cunningham.

wiis the p'cnlc or the p- Herrou, I'. Gallagher, P. Cannon, J. Uns at Uuggan, J. Breslin.

A similar atfn! K. 17. Verein lin-ci-ew lues. 10 A.M. XVriji.iHm.July 2-'j lj ii lvl.o:itll..Iuly 1 ly Moiitnuk I'ark, arm: ril by Emil 1 k.

X. Vla Roulogne. tPlyinouth an.J Lve. dally 1-1- r.M. lict.

Tel. BkmA 5313. HRU BANK MXH Lv. Franklin st, pr 24, North Hi UUy. exc.

Sundays. 8:30 a.m., Hattory, u.m.. 2:55 p.m. Sundays, lv. Franklin st.

a.m.. a.m.; Uattery, :35 a.m., for Illghlanda, Ked iiank, Round trip COc. Tmtlry con. at all landings. (ie.irge WudiiiT ana Friti I.nurcnve L'hl.

Boulogn. unice 'Jl-JH stale X. W. Jacbs. Mechanics rfav.

Bank: H. R. Urhlley, State St. UiV 1A Wl HltllX I 1.1k I li llelween Xew Voik and ALtiltHo. 11 ui, UliKl-AE.

Al'PTltlA, KAISE1! FliAXZ JOSEPH 1 tnew). MARTHA WASHLNGTOX, Alice, "tc. AIlltIA l'K. I'liXXIAL at ViL.V-NA until October. Fneelul K.

H. fares. I'HSLI'S IlKOa. O.A..1T Datisry IN I'UBS UANCIS JV AN OKDrCIt OF THli I luti. Herbert T.

Ketcham. Surrogate of the County of Klnge. uotico is hereby given, according to law. to persons having claim against JAMUS FLY NX, late of the County of KlngH, deceased, that they are required to fxhiblt the came, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at the office of her attorney, Francis J. Sullivan.

No. 49 Wall street, Borough of Manhattan, City. County and Stat uf New Vork. on or before 1 he lot day of September, 1013. Dated.

March 7. 1913. MARGARET FLYNN. Executrix. Framis -V Sullivan.

Attomev for i.f Wail atrett, MHnhattftc, Yor't CUy. mhlC-6m The ncv Maerni'rrhn DINNER ANNOUNCED. A summer tourist was passing through a Gernmn vl late In Eastern Pennsylvania when a stout German girl came to door an! called to a small Blr in front of the house: "Gusty! Gusty! koom In unj tit yourself: ma's on der taLl-? und va's half et." Brooklyn LIJ. THE enrTHERN' ROI'TE. FABRE LINE the RIVIERA rs rf the In-ernatlini'l electfpd Situr-lny nislit, ntl'nc iecre-'7' r'a re'-e- Sfc.li.-I BROOKLYN EAGLE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT HARTFORD LINE From New Wrr 0.

Kast Hp t. ffot of Peck liiMy exct-pt Sundav, at 1 P.M. Tor IdJdi'JaJ. Hrueior euuiuiei foidtf ry: rtUl'v AfiWI dTRAlIIIP I.IMU. Cll 1 loii-viL 1 1 ii: c.i-iu .1 1 Arom pnl JAd.

AV. LLWiiLL G.A., FIFTH FLOOR. EAGLE BUILLhNO 17 state tt, Y..