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THE BllOOKLYX DAILY EAGLE. 1NEW YORK. Fill DAY. APHIL 11. 1013.

EOTE1S AND HOTELS AND KESOBTS. OCF.KS STEAMS.IIirS. SIIAM3HIPS. STEAMBOATS. LOANS.

Licensed. Bonded by Vit City and Lttibiiihfd Since 1S75 M. ABRAHAM HALLKUALi. It It.W.NU IMI TIME rtiR TA1N ANO HKI HaiI.RO. it fll.l.ltAX KAIIK AM' tllltH TRA.Ei.

IVH1RM. 1 (Al.l. Al Tifm lr BAOI.B txrORMItlOS Rf- lifK n-R 'i m. wKtK oat ron CAI.I.n 1AT Al-U KWHT. EVFUT nT.

I VDATt U-VLl tED. UL CM MAIN. 1,111 -sTr-7ZZ ATLANTIC CITY. HOTEL CHELSEA monr riTT. w.

J. hci-c, Ar.n Ir iw. -h fa.h.rr-.Hi. -f'ioB. hiih" ti4 A' r.

r-pr ti.lt or.rl'.cktnc th. I c.f.. II, Krrn, -io'f ir. r. ir ujoo reque.t.

rn a th v.r. IP fl. HOTEL IROQUOIS ft F.4N KM KOPTH CAROLINA ATtNUE, Atiaotlf Cltj, N. J. Kfnmins op-n all wlntpr Prlt( and INiblla UmiIik; Elevator to Street; Gain od Uranginf UtMM 10 ft t-t of Sun P-irlor: owl Klcctrlc Plunl White S.

ttL rtttari UO. SPECIAL SPRING RATE AS LOW AS $10.09 PER WEEK Booth ami IIpdu ob reqoett. HOTEL MORTON Mrrnla iv, near th Tpach; open all year, (aiacd 2M. Improved and refurnlahed. Hoonm alnala or tn ulf with private bath; perfect aanltary arrajineintnta; leator to all Room: iun parlor; tabla a ipec al featura.

Special early -leaaon ratea. Mra. N. R. HAIN'KP.

owner and proprietor, T1 ATLANTIC CITY and enjoy the delthta of aprlnrr at the Sea- hnre combined with the romforta and th- Woplft SpsH MefrtpoHa. HOTEL DENNIS la alviaa popular on account of Ita uneauaied locatlun and ita unobstructed ocean view. WALTER J. BUZBT. GALEN HALL POTKb A XI) SANATOKIPM.

ATLTIC CITY. MOW JERSEY. An ideal place (or a long or short atar. Store, br.ck and ateel building. Hooma ea i-ulie with hot and cold aea water In private baths.

Tonic and Curative Raiha anJ Treatments with trained F. I YOt'N'O. GenM Manager. MMDOLF 'c(in American ond Kurooean I'tnn. sea writer tn all baths.

Running water tn guest rooms. A. S. Uu'ieyfer, Mgr. Ttilltnan, Pres.

GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL. I Virginia nv. cIo.k- io beach. Steel Pier and fill a trarllo.1,1. aparily trnj.

Fresh and ea water In all baths, private and public; eleva- lor. steam heat, aim parlor--, muiic, etc. Early I teai-oii rates, up datly. Special weekly. I Auto coach at 1 rains.

noolclet. WM. B. COOPER, Proprietor, Tenn. near Drarh hntliJ elevator tjecll open Prt.

tnble white rr. 52 $10 ai.cn IJ kits, to $17 60 wkiy. 3at. to Marcaret Duncan. HOTEL LELANDE Mats.

Ave. and bearh. Vnobatructe.l ocean lovtst Spring mtea. view rooms. t7levator.

JACOB B. HAWK. rAEKWOOD. If. J.

LAKEWOOD, N. J. The Spring retreat among the pines where tttit-door life is at its best Tennis. Hid-inff. Driving, Motoring, Boating, etc.

oer superb links, Counly Club Tour, naniftil, April IT. IR. 19. POlA-Iniemailonal practice games throughout April. LAUREL IN THE PINES FRANK V.

MHt'TK. MH II. LAUREL HOUSE A. .1. MltUf'HY.

Mtllt. fioin N. V. via Ceniral 11. H.

of N. J. BKK''H ouu VILLA; first class table; cheerful roams. For booklet and rotea address Miss T. T.

UOLBEY, Manager. Mrs. M. Lstate. aUtf ST.

JAMKM HALL-I-THG-PIKE9 for those desiring test in the health-renewing air of Lukewood, N. J. Write lor booklet. xapSO AEBURY PARK. Queen jtlar? Cottase.

Id av; sun parlor, hot -ft a ter heat, all sunny bedrooms; beat borne tables; lowest rates, THE NEW PIERUEPONT J. tatea per day; atcam heat. E. W. KEI.SEY.

VERMONT. HYDE MANOR, Siiilbnr-f, Vt Mr. Hyde, at 2 Wept 6th st, is making engagements for sea-son of 1113- For Illustrated booklet and Information, address Mr. HYDE-, tele. 6300 r.

MASSACHUSETTS. THE GREYL0CK WILLIAMST0WN, MASS. Engagements Now Being Made for Season of 1913 Booklets ai.d information can now be bad from the. lessee at the New Weiton Hotel, 31 East 49th Manhattan. Phone Plaza 590.

EUROPEAN RESORTS. nERMN. HAMBURG. I)K HOTKIS Two of the Itnest in the ftcrld. KINDERGARTEN MOTHERS MEET Upbringing of Children the Main Topic Rt Convention.

About twelve hundred mothers attended the eleventh annual convention of ihe Kindergarten Mothers Clubs ot Brooklyn yesterday afternoon in the i auditorium of the Training School for Teachers. Jllss Fannlcbelle Curtia, founder of the association, presided at the meeting, which opened with an organ prelude by George II. (Jarilan. He played "Hansel and Gretel," by Humper-dinck. Dr.

Ira S. Wile made the address of welcome. He said among other things that it was a hopeful sign to see so many parents gathered together taking an Interest in the welfare of tbclr children, 'l oo many parents are too apt io leave the upbringing of the child to the kindergarten and public school teachers. If the Interest begins Willi the mothers of the kindergarten children, It Is certain to continue throughout the higher grades. Dr.

Kdward W. Stilt, dlBtriet superintendent of schools, also spoke, taking i for his subject. "1'lay a Necessity for I Old and Young." I in conclusion. Dr. SUtt said, "Back up the work of ihe teachers, mothers.

Stand side by side with the teachers from the kindergarten up, and a better generation will be the result, wilh' healthier, happier children in It." ACLer Dr. Stltfs talk Mr. (lartlju gave Siiimaun's "Scenes From Childhood," on the piano, and then Mini- of ho kindergarteners played th I kindergarten games. Miss Curtis told of the work done by the kindergarten house and the klndergar.en mothers camp ut. Coney Island.

The programme closed with the singing nf the Mother's Hymn by the entire assemblage. NOW IS PROFESSOR W. H. HALL. I The trustees for Ihe Columbia b'nl-.

veinliy have ele' ied Walter Henry Hall 'professor of choral and church music tof the Columbia University." thus estab lishing, from July llllli, a new deparl-nicni. for which nn endowment fund has recently been received. I'cofessnr Hall will devote his time lo the development of ibis music al the university, which v. Ill Include dm choral work at St. Paul's Chapel.

This necessitales his giving up his poxlilon at SI. James Church, llZ'T v. Ill le.bl the -iiiiir of choral and tlmrcli UlUoic. i i ft frdi ft In vltai im ant fid.n til itimat m- fa i jfs- i ikii ait V1 on art it-alM on I i- l. KLH KIS.

tt Ifiti inl iftt V. tlri.aara. f'iiojM tnj fe-- fnr fr 4i(ntuiloo K-aa- ira iHrii-nu. ti ac. Vt armjTuft.

I. LONG ISLAXD. 1 lio Mom Ailmrtite oinilrjr H-ncl Adjacent lit Xcn Vrk iijr Garden City Hotel cit. t.or, int. wo lmpror nnd KiilnrRcii riarUy Hoi-hint IfM Op of he moot ri.dtilTe euntr hola In of i-onntr I' ml metropolitan hotpJ s'd'-m foiu'd.

Rrery -titdonr ani l-idoir muBitat. AM roomt with prHat Jmth and pt-tt rnMr fon-feiiipncp. 1 mllf-s fiom NW York KrefpjPnt pertr! train mlonte fo rew Teon. Htatlon or Wall Strut. A Htndiome New A La Carte Reitiurant J'tilshie and serrlr-e apprnMns to the most acii.ig.

J. Twips. IHE HALL, Glen Cove, L. I. Within coin muting iltstancp of Npw York; orn ate bei no tpnm.

gotf. I'oatiiig. baih.ng. rlshing: now wing abnolutPly fireproof; prfvaia bnihs, mens Jun refr-ficei; ippphon tll-n ovp. rH ST I KUi I I 'r it rlT Sptia1 spring ratp; nue loiatlm: near cars; fin rooms and table.

A. B. PFIOSC. HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES. (onntry life AVIfhin UnU tluar of the Grand Central.

COUNTRY RECREATION P'SU CITY HOTEL GRAMA TAN Lawrence Fark, Bronivllle, OKNTRAX WESTERN NEW YORK Pavilion Hotel and Cottaqes SHAHOV SPRIMifi. T. OPK .11 S-l. Te eelebrotert HITF, SI'I PIH SPBIM3S AIn IIAIHIVfi ESUT). I.ISHMENT.

rennToted ond J-nlarged this ojrfn, tny tululmr Hath. Pine fHiie Ff-am Mansaire. Inhalation. Nanltc'm Pry Hot Air for tiTntment I'lini'M GOUT. SKIN AN 1 1 NlMtVnIs IHSfMsrs OF THE HF.SPIHATOHV (ilHiANi.

MAI. A HIA AND IIBAUT I A F.l.'ori Free. JOHM H. f.AltDNKH SOX, W. H.

l.carr. ATLANTCC CUT. HOTEL ISLESW0RTH Virginia av and Boardwalk: elevator, un parlor; southern exposure; orchestra. Huropean plan. Special Arciericdn plan.

ij. up daily. up wkly. N. charge for fresh or sea wa ter baths.

Booklet. THE RUNNYiYiEBE, 'ark place, overlooking the r.iwalk, City Fark, and Casino. Central, yet executive location; elevator; private and j.ublli: baiha. tun par.or. etc.

Write fur illustrated boukle. I Mra. J. Mcll.WATN mhll apl IS 1 Hotel New England Fo. av.

and biths: runnlnr -aaier in rooms. Elevator to street lel. faun Parlor. Capacity, Special spring met. Booklet.

BRYAN WII.1JAM3. TVip Wiltshire vlrn'k "''t Heuch. proved. Capacity Private KmipiIiu wter tn rooms, elovator. eti-.

Mne'c. Special fU.i.n un weeij up daily. Open all the yar. Booklet. SAMUEL, E1.I.I3.

HOTEL STANLEY Modern comfort and convent me, with oxcM- lont table, at very inodfrHtf1 raios; prlvaie baths, etc. Booklet. 3. MILL-UK, formerly of tlie TiHtnborn. FRONTENAC, ZVLTH 'Zt up dally; Sat.

to sieam heated eli-vator, situ parlor, ocean view looms; white service. Booklet. P. vVATTo. a I IT 1I IPf 1' Virohili Au Special up weekly; $2 up daily.

sui rooms, steam heat, elevator, private baths i pavlois: every comfort and onvenience oi nmst luxurious hotels. Uuoklets. mh28 xa26 J. p. COPI ii -a xieacn.

Special up weekly; $2 up daily. Sunny sun J. P. COPB. ATI ANTIC CITY, N.

J. Joftinl) AVIiite Suns oniimny. BERKSHIRE IKK iM'ttl: walk. Spt-cial spring rates; $iv lo $17.00 weekly; up daily. Cap.

COO. Elev. Sat. to Mon. KfjISuX.

Michigan av. (ii enn all n-venit ncus; menu and service firs. -claps; cap, JW; spee. nito $10 week. EUW.

alO-Mt ARLINGTON Third house from bench. modern appointments. I. OSHOI. XE SON.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. America's Famous All-Year Re3ort. PROGRAWIME MUCH ENJOYED. Literary and Musical Entertainment in Fenimore Church Parlors.

A literary and musical entertainment was given last night in Ihe parlors adjoining the Pe ill in ore M'thodist Episcopal ChitiTh, lingers avenue anil Fenimore street, Flatbush. The programme, wlik-h hail been arranged by Mrs. Emma S. L'rntc, van of a high older. Piano selections wcrn given by (Jtorge (iurllan, Ur.

(leorgo Merrill, who has a rieh baritone voiuo. sang a nuoiber of elassli- selections; -Miss Elizabeth Otto, soprano soloist, accompanied by Uoyal lirinips, pl- i-t snni'ii and. ItUn Ihe. other' artists, was obliged to rrsjiond to an encore. The programme was divided into two parts, was well balanced and nol.

too MIsb Carrie K. liulse played difficult, SPlecllons on the piano; Miss Mario It. Kenny, accompanied by Mr. Urlnies, sang several numbers (b lightfully; Kran-cis Dentlelari was heard in violin selev-llons; Miss A. Decker recited humorous and dramatic selections, and Unite, who was congratulated by al! present for Ihe excellence of the entertainment she had arranged, proved that the was gli'ted with a fine soprano voice 111 her rendition of several short selt-jtlons.

(riite has frequently been titard In conceit work in Brooklyn. ST. ALBANS CIVIC WORKERS Receive Report on Progress of New Trolley Line. Albans Improvement Association held an Important, meeting on Tuesday evening, in St. Albans Hall, and the members were much.

Interested In a report made by vlr. Nevinu, chairman of the tr.insll th" I progress 'MIL i- u-iM-i I haltan and (Ju-ens Company in 1 the of the Iroll'-y line 1 1 -o run from Is i-id Cny, piss throiinii St. All ans. I he work Is I under we.y as far as llillid" aeiiie, mi.i'-n. and It is ovpceiei! nun I ne cars will tie running I' liy I.

Mr. Ni-vlnB also rep-irird that the Biii'iau of the r-oroitgh of ijueens is rushii'i: the pi-eiuiiinary work i'oi- the openlnn of streets through St. ans and Jei'; irollev line will pi iljably In eoniple'ed by li--- ember I as far Ho the NatiK.ui 'eiuity lms. THE WHITE STAR LINE'S New 'OLYMPIC KITTED WITH DOUBLE SIDES AND ADDITIONAL WATERTIGHT BULKHEADS EATEN DINU 1-KOM '1 HE BOTTOM to the TOP OF THE A ESSf.li Will Sail from New York April 12 A May 3 and Kegulaiiy x'hereaiter American r.k2' Plyiiinth-Chcrbourn-Sonlhiii Pill lailelpula. May 10 A.M.; June 6, July New York.

lu A.M.; Alay Juno S) 5t. i. 10 A.M.; May 30. Jtmi SI. l.oul..Juue 13, 10 A.M.; July 11, Aug.

8 Atlantic transport New York London Ulrect. Pr. OS, iVortu filter Minnehaha. Apr. luauA.M.: MajrM.Ja.lt Minneapolia.Apr.

19, A.M.: May 17. Je. II Mlnnetonl.a..Apr. 26, 10:30 A.M. Je.

JJ- Allnnrwaska.May 3, A.lu. May 31, Je. 28 Red Star Pr'j New 1 orkl.omlon Porta via iluter Autwerp Kroonbnd April 1:, M.y to. June Zeelanil April IS. May 17.

June 11 mlerlnud. Apr. 4 (2d 3d rlnw otiljl Fitilaml April 26, May 'J4, June Lapland May 3, May 31. June 28 White Star b0' riynionlb-A'liei-bourB-Soutlifliilptoii Apr. 10 A.M.; ilav J.

-I Maje.tii- April 1, noon; May '1. May 31 Iceanle April 26. May 17. June 7 New ei jtuol Ccih tc Apr. 1: noou May 8, Jure a Apr.

li, uoi-u Moy 15. June Adriatic- Anr. 24, noon; May 22, June May 1, noun; May 2f, June 26 llonlou Mcdllerruiicaa Italy. anup.c Mini 2-. 11.

11 etic Mtiy 17, Jutie. 28, Kept. i.Mseeper a roajuay. New lurk. J.

Fulton at; J. C. Henderson tb2 Hold at: J. H. Hclielilt.

Sril-033 Hroadway; Alrtrliige. 86 Court Jacob (irau, 206 Broadway; i. Selrai. 141 OreenlKdnt Alfred Urrnbeltn, 780 Hroadwny V. 11.

Jacobsou, 223 Flalbtub av, Llroeki.i u. tlenrea Waahlnrtclt April 19 Ralner Wdhetm der Crosse April 12 haiacr Wllhelm II April 21 MM! S.lllaia Gro.aer Kutf ue.rfil April IS Baroai-AstM (Bremen Dir'O M.y 1 Bremen Mnr A LONDON PARIS BREMEN on SATtiKPAY fr fc.V THE MEDITESRANIEAN $fs T'rlnfeKs Irene (via Madeira). Apr. Kueniir Albert Apr. 29 e--.

NOi: AT KKCIftNS I. 4 Jon. t. F. freni R-emn In I5S2 '-he Nort'j Ccrmiti t.l -yil cirrlc4l more engern lii nil elnsaen.

First, Seeond an4 Bteerane -eaMbeainil and westbound -Tvortb Atlantic eer vlce.t han any other Hue Co. i ll nsiy, x. (Irneral or Local Agents A VV I 2ao STH AMSIIII" I.IM4S, ory-VVaril-Pono Ttioo Lines. Broadwa. New YovU.

1: COASTWISE STSAr-ISHIFS. OLD OOfVIINlON LINt DAILY SERVItJC. For Old Point Couvfort. Norfolk. I'ortstaoa th.

Pionrr'i Point and Nt woorc New. for IVtTjibnrg, Hlcbroiu1. WaitiloftOii. D. C.

atiit Ibe entire Soutb ami Writ. FrtlcUf and 1'amit'tiRtT 8iLflnicrs null from Pier UK. N. foot at Nortti Moort erer we i-k dnjf nt p.m. W.

WOOnriOW. Traffic Manacvr. STEAMBOATS. Fall River Line I.V. 1'IEll 14, N.

11., II. Fulton N. Dully at p.m. Sir. WEALTH, and Pl.VMOl.

I'H. Orchestra on each. IVetv l.onilon 4orivlchl Line rift Keiv London, hr. Iter 40, M. fL in.uii,i, ila.

only, uoo I'ler It'. K. It. tt. K.

22d 4:31 P.M. I'lT', OK l.uWIiLI, and L'HKST'lili c. CIIAIMN. Sm Haven Mne. Pier 21.

B. fi. aihnriue week da), P.M., bu. lIUHAHLi PECK. Urlilnepoit Mne.

Week I'lti K. tt. Catbarlna a A.M.. Sir. N.M'O VTI l'K.

Tirkete, at ITI KroadwaT. Iraaifer Tourl.t OrTlcea and The Xenr KnKlanil sleamahln Cn. i'lOVHlt-u. Direct. Il.iiii urifttcr.

lutsilil MfntrriiiMua, ijlf.fHi bLfHiiintilui 4.K01UJIA Jk 'i KSNKSFB llnlly. SuiMlny, F.M, Fniiu HIT IV. K. U. t'lioiiu 2Tir Lteekrusa.

City Ticket OlBr. 20(1 KrnadwaT, s. Y. piowu Ticket Oilk'e, B'way and 23d (Jt. COLONIAL LINE BOSTON "I S2.50 $1.60 Ill reel -I'hn nnlv Initenemlent line lirlneeu iev tork mill Aen rJuulnnu.

Week daya and Sunday, ut P.M., frulll Vlu N. loot urn uou.ion oi. llertUs free All Outalile no a i neat Krrvlca UpUAru Oltlce. Hroadwny and bL Sprlnn PI91 and S4. Brooklyn unices: at en.

rullon: J. elironkramt A- 8on. mtion t-Heruhelm. TS. 'Iroudway; McKlnney'.

Flail is ure Knder av. "ml HARTFORD LINE Alt 1 l- uiii nnu I lilll.ETON from Neiv Pier H. ir, foot. slip. except Holiday, at P.M.

for Connecticut Hier laeniniaj-. I BED BANK LINE papers for announcement of resumed aervia. SIUIIT KK1SHVG YACHTS MAV ST. Intne of Liberty boat Its. Battery Iter, k.

liourl ou the hour, Dally, Tel, Hrotid lili. The iilenl Trne lo t-eiit-h urlh Coital Kr.tirlN ainiiinei- 1 a. IAAU1 HOOK Ll.Mi. i I I i I I I NEXT SAILINGS TO CHERBOURG (Pari.) SOUTHAMPTON (London) anrl HAMBURG br S. S.

AMERIKA 'I one I APRIL 12, 10 A. M. To CHERBOURG (P.rii) PLYMOUTH (London) and HAMBURG S. S. CINCINNATI I I T.IMHI "1 ll.

I APRIL 24, 11 A. M. holre rrommoilallnna 4TnllnhleaW HAMBURG- AMERICAN Over 400 Ships 1.308,813 TON'S (illunllar, mill lloltkr 112.51m Tnn.i, April III, A.M. Illllllliul'K lll.l)'-iu Thus), May II A.M. 'Iillllte lune A Iliiiiiliiiiir luly I.

II P.M. "Omits cull ut ami Algli-ra. CRUISES to the Land of the Midnight Sun Scutland, (Mkiit-y and l-'iiroi Islands, Ireland. Spll7.liriSril. Nor III apr, Norwiiy.

kin mini din iitK I ll ll .1 ti 1 5- 11 ih 11 tl S. Icluriii Inc. S. S. ninuuirck himI S.

Hot cor. $55.25 UP HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE I ir I.BIIRHNKllAIS.S ft SONS, Fntlou JOHN- H. SCllBIIlT, PJ1-3 R'wny: AI.FREK Tfi.) R'way. hi t. Sumner av and Ellcry st: JACOI1 CIIAU.

:8 H'way, Brooklyn. MOST KXI'RIIITIOI'S TtOt'TE DIP.KiT VIA LONDON PARIS BERLIN VIENNA The fastest steamers iu Hip vforld MAURETANIA LUSITAN1A QacciiBtuvTii-v-Ftahsriiartl Liverpool. 1J, Vain Campania. H. lauJ Canmanl.

M. foauretaniai nV i1" 3-'' nm 3, lo' an Lu'i 1M1 Mauretaiiia'i uoes not cull gu'-enslown, liastliouud' MEDITERRANEAN ADRIATIC SERVICE Calling al Madeira, Olbraliar Genoa. Naples. iee Itinerary. SAXOMA, Apr.

J6 1VKKNIA, May 24 CAIIPAI'UIA, May 11) SAXO.MA, June 12 l.ound liie wur.d inpL. ilM. suvcal lurougli raies 10 Eb: pi. India. China.

Japan. Manila. Australia. New Zealand. Moolh Africa fcoutri America.

Independent Tnura In liurope. tie. Send for "Cunard ARenia fur Peiiinmilar Oriental S. N. Co Is lotted Slates and Canada.

Summer Crul.m, Nurwny, 1913, June 1. July 1, 18. Aug. 8. Sept.

5. L' Hth st'- N- Jfflcea at Blate N. opposite llalleri'. I-ohrenkrausa Fulton Rrau, H'way, 12. U.

J. c. Henderson Son. Vulten and Gold Alfred Ucrnneini. 180 Broadway, ilrooklyn.

GLASGOW llovllle LONDONDERRY fallfoirila.Apr.il', 11 ara Columbia. -J6. noon Caledonia. Apr. 19, 8ain Caiiieriinla.Mnv 3, 8 am Flrat Ollilu.

IH7II II ml fcevouil Ciiliin. mill invar d. I ll I i-il For of apply BCNDEUMON BROTHERS, l9 waj. 8. W.

'laylor, 69 Court at; Jacob Oraa, T)i B'way; J. C. liendemou 4 4ol tjold A. ihO ti way; Obennayer 4c 4SJ J.n V. H.

L'L'il tTatbu.h av. RrooklHi U.UIIA, R1U HE JANKIItO. SANTOS. MOSTI'A AMI HOSARIO Large, New and Kaat Pa.penirer Slentnf-ra flow Neiv York every alternate Saiuriliiy. For local llikel Afi.niii.or Mtxiua.

1 iruci ta, IUUR, lllUiUllHI HelUg ZiiJ. io 4ficcir 11 May 8 I'niicd AJay A. lii. JoIiiimii; i uV N. V.

-r l.nrni Aitcnii, FRENCH UUE Coopainlc Cenerale Traniallnnliqut ftBCT LINK TO HAVHB-PAKI i i TylRKl ranc) Ijepartulea every lliurailay at In tKlanco ite-wl. April l. a Provence. A pril I'll tl-'i one" M. a 1.1 Mav 2j l.n rrmenee lwln bcrow 1 1.

1 1 1 cjLiuurupre cjtw 1.1 in', Ueneral Ayenoy. IS Slate at, York J. LBiHiS-VUHAUM SON'S. Fttlloo' Aaorra i.iaoou ii.tkl, rai.uih. uippioA.I.

VVrilo ur llura nr. I- ir.l -CIrtiH la e. and lip; i-eeotij-i JAS. W. JT 8mt al.

X. UiiltHMlHAt'llS MilMJ. Kulton' 4C Al-fKUU lilillNHttid. 78J Broadway JhW YOI1K Ptl II 'I'll 11 ICO S. CO.

I'-is-si'tiRer service lo tsan Juan. .11, AN II HHAJfiS April 19 I'tlltTII HICO LI.Mi April A AX f'oin I'ler Mronldvn. pear Hain-Itum l-'eit1, nt IL noon. olllce, ll P'way, V. 'I'lione -Keeior.

Mrnneh ut' tr, '-'II' H'wriy. J. I lirenkrauna Bona. Pull pi. Ulcn, WEST IND.ES I'ul St.iei.:-' no, I apply 'I Ik- llo.iiil Hill Men in ket Co.

A SUN. lien. li Slllle ut AM a'i'liAilSUH' 'ilChJSi AUfaM. LirttSS.C. 1 I "IMPERATOR" I 9 AYOKI.U'S Ht.

EST II 1 1" gj I wmi make her first trip rmm liam- itU, lt, arrlxing lure May .11. Sailing from Ifrn 7, 11 6 A.M. Rooks now ojiu for acasoa. LONDON, PARIS, HAMBURG Amrrikii April -J, In A.M. I'icloi ln April IT, IiicIiiiiiiII April IM, II A.M.

I'l'miiMy April uu, 11: noon 1 KiiIn'ii Aiik.I HO, 2 I'M. l'n-, I I II, 1- M. il'nlrl. ln Muy 11, I Amrrikii 'JL'i 10 A.M. I tiiiiniliini; direct.

JJtl cabin vuiy. 1 Will call at BouloKtie. I From BOSTON tllfiliiiHlI tme 7 I lit I flM'llllUllI Ijr i4 It'Vt iHIKl July I MEDITERRANEAN I 1 I 13 to 24 DAYS AVrlle fm- iiifoniinlHin. tat 41 -45 Broadway fif New Yor Mt. Phone.

iffv. jVlSOO NAM FAIRE LINE RIVIERA I 1C2 Flatbush Avenue JL Jtr 1.. I. It U. I'' lufc i LOANS ON DIAMONDS.

VATCHtS, JEWELRY, FURS. ETC. Ladies' Private Entrance. 506 State St. Sond for BtKiklet.

LEGAL NOTICES. I it (T I'n f. i.in' In iMi tt. I. -Mir In i ii tt hi.

i i ii" April, in- i r-f in i.j 'II imiMm mj.it li l. i hatl tmng.KiJ, Ue.il K-Uigiit- l. Hi i on it i.i.-l nt Lit ih. iv, ugh l. i lis Id lie I ihr.

in I'lpi-i'-'K I i nf land. ilti iinpr vrnrnts I. I and htp.tig in Mnrtuigii i.f mini of i I Siii ff York, In Uli'tl ati-i i as iii.n-: at a p.int iln. I. I.

..1.. i -i hir.l airr-pt ttis- irtin i.M.- riiiiy Imm fct easterly firm lh" uthi "t' rlf 4TtiT of Flftj-liilid utrwt it 1 1 evi'tith runnlitR wouineriy. unh s.vinh an.l pari ihf th'-itigh a iarl wail uim Imniind iltii tun i. hi' thonr twill Kin-ili'riJ nii twenty f'-Pt l.c rn-. nnnhi riy.

imrallel wHh Snih jtv-nif itMl Mn 'ho ilitanr through unothT imi-ij vail. i 1-nm fi m.t ilt Hip f. uihrtv of Kiflv-thir-l ibrito wvtio firing ih- -iilherly stiv-M fpt in. i "tun ir pine- of lgi nniug. Together ith it'1 T'fclii.

li.lp nu intreft th pyrilts (1-si mi; t.f, in nn.i to Klfiy-lhirrt mrit ln ti -in nt Hiul Hiiji'lning ihe abov? ie- i r.i. it. minrw to ihe uenU'r Una thereuf. Jwu'tl. April Iitli.

1U. ilKiiM.W SlloOK. Tif-rpf. Horzff-M s' I'lnrTiTTTTn Attorns 4 1 Hurt si if Horuiigii of Brookl n. New rk ity.

i al 1-St fm "T1IKPKlPI.K TUB ST ATK OK N'KW York. ihe grave Cod five and inde-peiiiUtit- To ii-nueva 1'fpffr, Hertha riiftnlt I- rauU Stcitnl. if living; l.ydia hley. Su-iniit'. S.

Kfil. Jf Kiimmifl Stt-i nilt. if living, nnd tho tdiw innj nt i nt (uu. if any. of William Herd, de-i fas.

d. ivhn nainey mid pari! of whose named mid place or placs of resldncn Ip- pi i i hi ii na tiled i hi Known find t' Hiimt dn; diligence lie ascertained, and if hii' of s'M-li unknown pTons lt dtf-ld, any find it II (ink now persons who may lt" ihHr i jpf i or h-(r at law. next oT Kin. d'vi'fs. personal i vs or tiifcossors in InterM.

lvhnjp nanis Jiiiil part of wh'Cf naniPS ami plac of places rf-idem- ar? unknown ami cannot with dim niligr-ni he jisci mined, and to all persons stpil in lite fsial rtf William Mrd. ds- ii'-pd. us cr-diior or othprwip. i Attorney On rat of llio Hiai or New York, send grptft-dik: Vim Hiid t-at'u of v'ii nre hcrely cited if(Uitvil to nnpear heforo our Surropaie the of Kings, at a Surrogate's t'otirt til' 1 I'mnuy vf Kings, to held at i ic I inll of Tlfi'ord. In tli of ivings.

cn iho day of May, 1913. at in o'riof hi th fort-noon, then and there to nilenl hidlclal settleinent of thfi ac-c-nMit of i'harls K. Tralo. former Public of the County of Kings, as -t-hnipfsi i at if of ihe goods, chattels ami crrdlls hirh rr nf ,1.1 A V. I deceased.

nd let the ainve-nain'd infant tlin aitfl ilirt? show came why a sppi'lal guardian should nor lio appolmed -in appear for ihem on said judicial settlement. In irstlniony her-'uf. lia ve raifsprl the gcal of our said Hurrngate' t'ourt io hp hereunto affixed. Witness. I Ion.

Her he ft T. Keu'ham, Surro-rmip our said t'ounty. at the County of Kings, the lOlh day of Aptil. in ti'-. y.3r of our T.ord one thousand nln.1 hundrpd Hnd thirteen.

JOHN H. Mi-cooEY. Clerk vt the Surrogate's Court Tar ih Attorney for Administrator, i "our: street, Brooklyn. all-fit T-IK PMUPMi OP THEPTATKOF NEW 1 1 by the grace of God free and nny and nil unknown persons niiinns and whope plat'H or places ot I'fiirtence ute unknown and cannot, after iminiiy, hi Hsrertained. heirs at law and opaI of of hnulsd Cost bile, deceased.

And to th Attorny ieiipral of tli Siatf of New "rk. and the Public Administrator nf ihe cninty of Kings, send greeting: Whnreo, I tn-isa t'oslabil, of ih Hcroiigh of Hruokln. "oiimy of Kings. Cjl of New York, has 'ately priiioned our Snrrogato's Court of the t'ountv of Kingp. to hi1 'e a certain instrumenr in writing, bearing (hit- the day cf July, l.i'M.

re'n-Ins to and pe'sonal properly, duly provi'd sis th will and testament nt I IS COSTA BILE, tale of the County of Kinss, deceased. Wherefore, you atid pit cli or tin are, hereby cited to appear Tefore our Surronate of the County of Kings, at a Surrogaic'fl Court to be held at tha Hall of Records, in Ih- Moron gh of Prook-Ini. on the -iilh day of May, Ulo, at ten o'clock in I he forenoon, the nnd ilvre to aitend the nrobate of the paid last will and Ufiaiiieni and that the above-named infants tlin and there show cause why a special guardian should not be appointed to Appear fof them the probate of aid last wiil and StQIIU'llt. Tn testimony whereof, wo have caused the of our said Surrogate's Court to be hercitnio afTlxed. Wiiness, Hon.

Ilcibfrt T. Kntchani. Surrogate of our said Cnuniv at lbj Pnn ugh of Cronkh n. th day of April, in the year of our l.ord one thousand Hi huhdnd and thirieeti. H.

Clerk of the Surrogate's ur'. P.tore. Attorney for Pet i I loner, office rnd addre.su 1G Court slrevt, Pronk- jML Nj'" V-irk. all-fit SI PPLKMKN'TA lT CIT I i htt of ihe Suite of N'-w York, hy the giafc of lojd free and Independent iiip. eriil greet Mir You and each tif ynu are -1 ami required to appear before our s-irrog-at of the County nf Kings, i a Surro- n.itc i nun or ihe i ounty or Kings, lo Iield at (ho 1 fall of in 'lie of Kings, t.n Ihe C9th day of May.

o'clock in the forpnomi. then and attend ihe Judicial settlement of the c-13. ut cere iti cecum nf John J. ll'Honnetl as Hole sur viving administrator of the goods, chattels '-r' dii. h'cb wfre of Andrew O'Uon-i -IfLcycpd.

as in of the epcutora of liie will and tesiainent of W1U.IAM K.VRK. let the above-named infants atnl there show cause why a speckil s'-i-mhl not bp apijolnted to uppear i'ir tii-m on anid judicial aeLtleinent. In u-w liuoiiy whereof wc have caused the e-al of o'jv said Surrogate's 'ourt to he iiprpuuto aflixed. Witness. 1 1 oi i.

He rbcri T. Ketch a Surro-Hdr of our said County, at the i ouniy of the Kth day of Apr'l. in the year of our Lord one tnouj-and nine hundred and thirteen. JOHN H. MeroOiOY.

Cieik of ilie Surnigalc's Court. ali-fii-f TlT'l'LKWttXTA 1. CIT TION. THK PF)--i of the State of New York, by the grace of 'lod free and independent. JiimeM Joseph Knee, -Pi gr'-'lug: You and ertcli of you are hereby and inquired to appiar before our Sur- i.g.ip of ihe ''Dimy of at a Co-tr.

of ihe Cmtmy of Kings, to le p- a hp Hid! fif P.ecnrds. in (lie County in liie iy of Mtiy. ai ten in the forenoon, then and there to 'n se' leinen i of the of i J. sole surviv'ng pxec- o' the 'vt ulll ruid lesiai.ient nf WILL-i VM WV'-'K. And let the above i.amd infun's tlien and (here show cause why sn 1 tryy-i 'notild nor be a poo'm ed to ar ff it iheiu nti snid set thnu lit.

In wheiTMif, have cuised the uial of o.ir "aid Ho frog-ate' Court tn be hfi-enijui adlx'-d. Wiincss. I 'on. Hfi'hvn '1'. KeM'-iinm.

Surrogate i our said tip County of Rf. Ihe Sh of April, tJlf year of our Lord one thousand, nine hundred 'Pd Mjjncen. H. MH'OOKV. '1 cif-rii of the Surrogates Court.

JOCKEY CLUB RENEWS FIGHT. 3esins New Csi'tiornri Action Against Tax Commissioners. A n-'w cf-rlidrari proceeding against Ihe Tloai'rt of Tix Commissiotif rs has bnen In-Riitii'oil by ths Coney Island Clul) for th" iir)ose of bavins a reduction mad-; In assessed vnluallon on the Bay Rner Traik. The new Eiiit (ipiiiies to the taxes for liMH. A similar suit concerning the taxes for is now before Supreme Crane for a decision, which it Is expected lie ill hand down on Monday, the same day 4hat other procrp(jinpg U'e returnable before Just he Dlackmar.

For the year of Wl'l the tax assessors bad valued the land that was once used for railiit; purposes at This the Jockey Club owners held was exers-nive. The assessment, for Is said to liave been about less. The real estate expert eniiloye( by the Jockey Club testified that aeeonllng to ills calculations the land would he worth S1.S-jS.a.".'J fur building purposes, not lowritin liie opt of slreels, pavenienis, f.iicwail.i anil aewci-s that woiill havo be MISS D0WLING TO WED. The marriage of Ux: Jessie Howling of twil Itidgc Doulevard, a well-known W'eil'sley gradiialo ami society girl of Bay Hldee, will Luke place on Thursdny. AprM Miss liow.liig is a daughter of Mr.

and Mr-. William Lynn Howling. The tn Mi groom-to-be is llnnlel an Brum, a iiier.iln-r ol a wcll knowu faui-Uf the action. 1AG ISLAND RAILHOtll. Train.

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MANHATTAN LINK WILL VIK SKHlll'ti Arm "PASTOR" MUST PAY TAXES Tax Board Refuses Exemption of Russellites Columbia Heights Property. No exemption from will be Riant, ed to --Pastor" Charles T. Russell, as far as the property or his society on Columbia Heights Is concerned. The Board of Tax Commissioners yesterday decided ofiiclally that the assessed valuation of $100,000 on this property will stand, and taxes for that amount must be pnld to the city. The Brooklyn Tabernacle on Hicks street, assessed at has been exempted on the plea that It is used ex- cluslvcly for igious purposes.

The "pastor" sought to have the Co- lumbia Heights houses, one of which runs through to Furman street, cxeinpl-; ed from all taxation for ihe same rea-I son. but this has been denied. The neigh-i bors of the -'pastor'' petitioned the tloind of Tax Conimisoioncrs not to exempt the two buildings as they were used for dwelling and business purposes. 1 1, was brought out before the board that all the advertising for the Russell sermons and the expenses of rLenslve tours to all parts of the world were paid out of the Income to the Waloh Tower Bible and Tract Society, which is under the complete control of "Pastor" Russell. PLAY MS." Olympic Club of Flatbush Fresh Laurels.

Wins A successful presentation of "College Churns," a three-act comedy, was given last night at the Cortelyou Club, Bedford land Ditmas avenues, by Ihe Olympic Club, a popular athletic organization of r'latbush, under tbe personal direction or Theodore P. Johnson. More than two hundred friends of the organization assembled and enjoyed the performance, which was eoucluded by a reception and dance. The offliers of the orymulc Club Theodore Johnson, presldeni HaroU Borer, vice president; I.eroy Driver, treasurer; George Kelly, secretary: Ed. ward Mulvey, business manager; Will-lam Stratton.

stage and property manager; Leonard l.indstrom, floor manag.r. The cast of characters was: nixlcy. Ph. tL. dean of Cllntns tniverslly, Harold Smith: vol TVeber, A.

profeapor of Clernian. ir-dwafd Mni-xoy; Tollnce Fimllay. known as "The Ha.be.' Richard Tleu; Howard Thome, known a "The Theodore P. Johnson; Arthur Kingsbury, capta of the vareity team. Haro'd Horer; Paul Dhnminre.

a aephomore, Wlltlani Stratton: Pa ge, manager of the team. Theodore l.indstroni: John fnlhcr or Wallac. Roderick lirem; Alec, on old co'oi-ed fharle. Wilhelm: Mr. liinrinore.

meiher of Paul. Mlsa Allele flleekner; tlrace tlinsmore, her dnuRhtfr. Toby Kpriisjue, daughter of the Helen Tietz. FOE, CONFIRMATION CLASS. On Monday evening, al 8 o'clock, a novel reception was given the conflrma-fton class of Christ English "ivangelica) l.tuhoran Church, Lafayette a.enue.

near Broadway, by the Ladies Aid Society. This is the first enlertalnmnet of this character given in the history of the church. There were twenty-seven boys and forty-two girls in this year's class, all of whom were present, beside which many of the parents attended. A delightful programme was rendered, all of the tnlent coming from the members of the class. The programme was as follows: Piano solo, Robb Orclfensteln recitation, Carl Roters; piano solo, Llzzetta Rucknilch; vocal duet.

William Ecken-berg and Frank Umbos; piano Mabel Johnson; duet, violin, Herbert Ruclunich: piano, Llzzetta litickmleh; piano duet, Mildred Ock and Miss Muel-ior: piano solo, Grace Baus; pinno solo, Anna Rasmtissen. After the programme refreshments were served by the society. A fine address was made by the pastor, the Rev. C. B.

Schuchard, after which he presented each member of the class with several tokens of remembrance, Ihe same being a photograph of himself and a small book, entitled "The Parting of the Ways," together with a report of each one's work in the confirmation class. After this another duet was given hy Herbert Ruckmich, violinist, and Miss Mueller, pianist. DANCED AT THE RUSURBAN. Blessed Sodality Gives Successful Function for St. Gregory's.

The BlCESed Virgin Sorority of St. Gregory's Church held a very pretty and successful dance at ihe Rusurbon, last evening. Minerva Brewer was chairman ot the dance committee, and the following received with her last evening- May McQrath, Kathryne Murphy and Miriam Wiltmanti. The patrons and patronesses of the dance were: Mr. and Mrs.

William Elfen. Mr. and Mrs. S. Tyoti, Mr.

and Mrs. J. P. Schultz, Mrs. McWadsworih and Mr.

and Mrs. O. T. McQuade. The Rev.

R. J. Smith Is spiritual director of tho sorority, and the Rst. Maurice Kilzgcrald is rector ot St. Greg ory s.

Th proceeds of the dance are to Be devoted to the building fund of the new church. HELD A PACKAGE PARTY. Tbe Brooklyn Pharmaceutical Association held Its annual package party and teeeption last night lit Shubert Hall, Monroe street near Broadway. The affair was well attended. Institution Reports Catalogues Pamphlets Booklets and every kind of printing in the latest style, from new type and on new presses run by electricity.

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