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13 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SATURDAY. JUNE 21. 1913.

HOTELS AND RESORTS. RAILROADS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. LAWS OF NEW YORK. OCXAN STEAMSEIPS.

'(north I MM! jm atO M. 5 A THEATER TOPICS CAN'T PAY IN INSTALLMENTS. Real Countess Denied '-Favor'' by Queens Supreme Court. I Long Island C.ty. June 21 Virginia Wcjdhury Loivery Brunettl, wiose la -1 ycr guys she is a real countess, niad application to Justice Crane in the Su- preme Court here today to be allowed i to pay an assessment of $3,300 in ten installments, as provided by the new law, and to have the award Incidental to the LLOYD 1 Jum -4 Jun :4 opining of Eleventh avenue.

Long Island City, upon which the assessment is also based, deducted from that amount. The countess was not in court, and was probably rcclinfns in her chateau on the outskirts of Paris, when George Black-well, the attorney, who lo after her interests in America, tried to convince lhe court that she should be granted that little favor. Justice Cran however, decided that the law was neither retroactive nor applicable, and denied th writ. A. D.

NAPIER WILL PROVED. Christ Church, In Sixth Ward, Brooklyn, Gets $3,000 Legacy. Riverhead, L. June 21 The will of Alexander D. Napier of Sag Harbor and Brooklyn was probated here, yesterday.

Allan Napier, brother, is given Mary VV. Napier, sister, Sara B. Reid, widow's niece, Christ Church In the Sixth Ward. Brooklyn, $3,000, the-income to be used for the church and chapel; residue to widow for life use, then to Arthur Howell Napier, grandson, Charles Dwight Napier of 100 Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn: Laura Howell Dwight, daughter, and Alexander W. Napier, in equal shares.

The petition for probate has the formal statement that the value of the e-state is upward of $10,000. Mr. Napier was a wealthy summer resident of Sac Harbor. SWINDLER BUSY IN SUFFOLK. Acts Like Man Who Buncoed a Hicks Street Resident.

Editor Brooklyn Daily Eagle: 1 read an account of a swindler on the twentieth page of tonight's Eagle, fifth column. No description of the man was published, neither the name of the Hicks street victim, so I am writing to say that an elderly man with long, straight, gray hair was in this vicinity about two months ago, representing that he was looking for a nice farm for his grandson, who, on account of change of Administration at Wasuingtun had resigned his position In the Agricultural Department and was going into market gardening. He said be was a Grand Army man, also a Mason. He claimed that in gettiu out of or Into the wagon he had hired, he lost a wallet containing $32 and somo valuable papers, and hadn't money to take him to his home in New Jersey, giving a fictitious address as well as a mtltioiiR name. He gave Phil Kearney Post of Morristown as his G.

A. R. Post. end Salem Lodge as his Masonic lodge. He said his name was Wood, and asked me.

as a G. A. R. man, to loan him enough money to take him home, a matter of about $5, and got it. 1 since learned that he bad previously told the same story, but gave his name as Doty, to Frank Doxsee of Bay Shore, from whom ho got $6.

He is evidently a well-eehi-cnted mnn and talks slowly and carefully and uses fine language. He gave tho impression that he was well-to-do at home, although not wealthy, and said to both of us that he would send a check as soon as he got home. The language, appearance and apparent candor of the man led us to gl him what he asked for. The fact that tok Brooklyn fraud wauted to purchase farm for a relatlvo seemed so much like our swindler, that I am writing to know If the descripton I give is anything llk that of the Hicks street swindler, and if he is captured we would like to be in formed, so wo can try to identify hlui a our man. If you will give this matter your at tention, or call it to the attention of an interested party, who will commuolcato with us.

it may put an end to his swindling for a time at least. He said he was a pensioner, 73 years old. and setting a monthly pension of $30. W. J.

WHEELER. Islip, I June IS, IMS'. BASMUJOTES George Crowther, the brilliant shortstop of the Brown University baseball team. has decided to join the professional ranks and will report to the New Haven club of the Eastern Association at oucc. Slim Sallee was at his best when he trimmed the Cubs, letting them down with five hits.

Oakes' triple tn the sixth together with three singles and two stolen bases proved to be the undoing of the Cubs. "Heinie" Zimmerman and Roger Bies- nahan gut mixed up on a hit ball in the St. Louis-Cub game and Heinie lest his head again. He will have a hard time collecting the other half of the $1U0 bill now. The Yanks made it four straight.

The Senators were taken completely by surprise and hits rained off the Yanks' bats all during the afternoon. Fisher ana Sehultz were the Yankee boxmen, and their work was of a high order. Jack Warhon started to twirl the first game for the Yanks yesterday, but the heat was too much for the pitcher and he gave way to Fisher in the seventh Inning. The Washington fans yelled themselves ho.irse for Johnson, but the only public appearance of the speedy twirler was in the second game wncn bo batted for Hughes. Fromme continues to get In most of the Giants' games either as a starter or relief pitcher.

He has worked In about five games during the past week. BROOKLYN BOYS GOING INTO CAMP. Seventy-five boys, members of the Sunday School Athletic Leacue and the Central Y. M. C.

A. Boys Department, will leave Brooklyn next Friday for Camp Massapeack. Gardner Lake, Conn. A score of tents pitched on the bank of picturesque Gardner Lake, in southeastern Connecticut, two tennis courts, a basketball court, a baseball diamond and athletic field, rowing and swimming facilities, all of which go to make up an Ideal outdoor life for the youth, comprises Camp Massapeack. the summer home of the Sunday School Athletic League and the Central Y.

M. C. A. The camp Is eight miles from Norwich and twelve miles from New London. The site is an ideal one for camping, being on the sloping shore of the lake, affording a natural drainage.

The lake is about two miles long and one mile wide, sur-rcunded by hills. Although only a few hours from New York by rail, the lake la free from hotels and picnic grounds anl has the wildness and seclusion that is U.NU ISl.A.NU UAlLIIUAu. Trains ltave ILATilLoH AV station jr Rlv- i eraead and pnucipal stations to Greeiipurt Slliu a.lu.. 11:17, lim. t-4t p.

in onl i. a.4( a.m., m. icuirai i and priuovpal stauvus xwu 10:6 a.iu. lirenlwood, C'tntrm llip and itoiikoukoina only, D'dale ana liutlawn), S.UJ, fi.al, p.ui. Hon-konkoina onl a.m., l.oh.

p.m. Amaaansett. iue xiauiptuns, ban xiarbor anl aloiiuiea 0:26. 6:41. a.m..

wuoguc, t-uuihaiopiou and ata' East). 1:37, p.m. lv.4j a.m., p.m. isjiy, tony shore o.ii. 7:11.

16:37. 11:00 a.m., 1:, 4:44, p.m., il: nigal tauiion 6:26, 7:67, 8:36. a.m., 12:4. :37. 4:14, 7:16.

p.m., t. 4.35, 10:01, 11:40 a.m. 1:26, p.m.. n't. Tort Jt-nerson and Intermediate stations nn Uadlr.g Kiver branch WS 42.

11:30. :13. p.m. a.m., 1:12, Al.oS p.m. iVV runs to Visaing P.lverl.

0sier llay. Glen Cove. Sea Cllft. 11:00 a.m., 1:00, 1:67. 3:00, 3:37, 4:30, 4:44, 8 46, 10:20, p.m.

4:36, Oao. 11:21 a.m., 7:66, 11:08 p.m. Garden City, Hempstead Kiel, 9:00, 11:00 a.m., 12:30 11:07, 1:67, 1:00, :7, 4:14, 4:44, 6:08, 6:37 6:46, 1:13. :2. p.m..

t. Sun. (4:36, Garden Ut only), 10:01, 11:21 a.m., 1:12, 4 43, 8:07, 11:0 p.m. Far Rockaway, Arverne 0:42, 6:11. 6:37, 7:34, 3:41.

10:12, 11:00. a.nr. 12:30, 11:26, 1:30, 2:11, 2:28, 8:09, 3:37, 4:20, 5:00, 6:21, 6:41, 1 15:51. 6:03. 6:12.

I 7:13, 7:45 8:13, 10:26, 11:30 p.m.. 12:26 n't. 4:36, 8:31. 10:10. 11:05 a.m..

12:36, 1:11, 2:10, 2:15 3:07, 4:18, 4:41, 6:4, 6:0. 6:66, 7:65, 8:28 10:21, p.m. ll' j.ocKaway ouiv.j Lone Ueach 5:44, 7:21. 8:11, 11:10 a.m., 2:11, 6:51, 6:12, 8:13 12:26 n't. 0:28.

7:20. 8:10. 10:01. 12:30. p.m..

to 11:21 a.m., 12:35, 1:38, 2:16, 3:07, 4:07, 7:09, n.ni. 6:08 Rockaway Beach 6:45, 7:06. 6:04, 11:17 a.m., 12:23, 1:10, 11:30, 2:13, 4.4.'. 6:16. 7:05.

9:16. 10:12, 11:45 p.m., 12:26 night. 6:05, 7:0., 8:10. 8:31. :5.

10:10. 10:10. 10:45. 11:00. 11:13.

11:30, 11:45 a.m.. 12:15. 1:00, 1:16. 1:30, 1:45. 2:01.

2:30. 2:45. 8:30, 8:15, 4:11. 6:10, 6:52. 6:20 6-30.

7:00, 7:20. 7:6:1. 8:00, 8:15, 8:00, 8:03. 8:20, 8:40, 10:30. 11:20 p.m.

ISat. only. tWed and Sat. only. 'Moriches only.

A Except Moriches, a Except Saturdays, tv'la Montauk Dlv. Fri. only. Parlor car train. TRAVEL.

i SUMMER CRUISES I skxo for niisiiiioo. QUEBEC BY SEA 5 I. sucnay. by S. s.

"TRINIDAD." From New York July 5, 19, Aug. 2, 16, $45 and up. Program 16. RFRMIini Ocean Tours, with IjtmVlUUA Drives, 5,6.8. 12.

16 or 19 day trips. Weekly sailings. Pro- gram l.i. I PANAMA CANAL SZX with personal escort, by S. S.

"PASTOrtES." July 12. August 9. IKflRMIA with Clrand Canyon, Tel. vriurunmiA pnr(, nCkies, lc. Tours leave July 1, 29.

Program 21. EUROPF and Short Tours to all tvi4'4 pans suilings every few days by finest Steamships. Program 32. 1 5 TO 15 DAY TOURS weTo rk State, tlie St. Lawrence and Maritime Prov-i inces.

rroirram 17. ROUND THE of lours de Luxe Around tha World. Program 8. THOS. COOK SON Kroanway, 2'A Fifth Fifth tMSl Broadway.

N. T. Cook's Clieaaea Are (nod All (rr 1 lie World. VERY ATTRACTIVE TRIP FOR FOURTH OF JULY ft ra 4 iltiyn. nil pi- IM.75 It days, nil ex- pen ma MiiKiira Knlh, IIIIMfM WhinUo City, ft.

.1., 4 diiyn. llii nt lo ity, ft. .1., iIiivh. 4lniry rnrk, ft. 4 Ia'N.

AHhury l'nrk. ft. It I 41. IMP i Anbury I'ni-k, ft. J.

iliiya. him tiny, IN, .1., 4 iltiyn neliiwnr Witt or Ii t'HtMkfll 4 0.75 17.50 like tieorge, iiayn. SarnfiiKa SiirliiB, li dayn 14.75 ALFRED BERNKEiM SONS, rso Urnit tinny between Sumner A v. nutl Kllory St. Brooklyn.

ery where A Valuable Journal of Information. Contains hun- i dreds of Routes and Rates for the Vacationist. Mailed l-'ree on Request. MAR STKRS. 31 W.

30th 81.. N. nn-. PACIFIC COAST TOURS VKnSOVAM.Y tOMJUCTEn July it Ann. IE.

$.00 and up. THAftlv TtM HlST 3f Broadway, ft'. Y. Tel, Franklin. 2'2 "Pni-iflc Conut, Alnnica and Yellow tone l'nrk, Personally Conducted Summer Vacation Tours, 10 parties.

20 to 80 days duration, and up. Best accommodation, lowest rates. Booklets now ready. Glliesp.e-K.in-ports 1 Madison av. N.V.

City. m-tt Sixty Sn miner Ton rm -New York and New Send for RAYMOND ft WHITCOMB 225 5th av, N.Y. fl-tf OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. SEE "The Land of the Lily and the Rose" I'ci'Konally conducted Tonra Jqqa IO, 21, July it and lit, day, $27,501 tl days, tl) II days, 42.no. Including carriage drives, excursions to Marine Sea Gardena in glass bottom boat, hotels, etc.

Reserve Accommodations Now. Kor further Information, write, call or yhune or lend for representative, J. Lehrenkrauss Sons TICKET AGENTS 350 FVIVrON 11ROOKLYN, IV, Y. Tickets ami ataterooiiiM for Colonial. Cateklll Kveaiug, Mauhattan una Hy State Line.

BAHIA, SANTOS, MONTEVIDEO, 111ENOS AY RES and HOSARIO. Large, Vow and Faf PasenKer Steanieri from New York every alternate Saturday, For rules, local ticket A tent or BCSK liANIKLS, General A genu, Rot Trdiite KThnntrrt. Sw York. UKNiiRALE 1LA Vh.l.CKJi oast Italian Lino). (THALIA bocieta dl Navivazlona Vapora To Naples and Ueuoa, Ulrect.

Jl'LV 11 A .31, America. 3. 11 ami 24. am 19, 11 ami 24, ll am twin-screw steamers.aii outsldsrooma HAIITF1EUU. BOLAHI ti Wttlteaali y- Mill AOlUA'I'lO VI 4.

eOUTUllllX TRACK Fetween ora ao.i AI-tililKS. ITAXT. KA1SEK VHASZ JO--iPPH I (i.tw), July 26. MARTHA WASHINGTON. Julv snt- ct -9- '-aura.

Mice, Arjvntina, Oceania. Sailings usuuily or Sat. PHEI.Pf EP-OS. Battery Paris London Jioti rdara. Twin-Screw Failings a m.

nyndam June Potbdam July Itotterdam July 1 N.An.si,dain..Ji,lv n.i.il uiitr. Plymouth Boulogne, BilOTH LINE NORTH iil-AZlI. AND AMAZON RIVER Via BARB W. I. A TASSENOER SEHVICH S.

S. CI.EMKXT July b. is I Ju.y it For nsrtlcvil.Trs ayniy tt UOOTtl "0., Tel. 4875 fteetor IT Ballery Plnee. JKW YOltK rill.TO RICO S.

9. CO. Veeklv Service rtatt Juan. 1... it i HMD COASIO I SAM Jul HH.ZOS m.Mr Brooklyn, 19 ti.im 11 H'nar.

Failings from Tlr rc. Kerry, 1- noon. V. 'I'linn- 4'1 U' ll'way. Alu J.

ruiwu st. Bklo. Tu.l-.tr o. ii Suns, MASSACHUSETTS. THE PILGRIM PLYMOUTH, MASS.

Rebuilt and Refurnished NOW OPEN Many private baths, slectric lights, nolf. tlaaacement of P. F. BRINE, tba Buckmln-aiar (formerly of tba Slppewlasett, Falmoutn). "ran cLiFFHdTEr AMI KIVU COTTAGES NORTH St i A I IttlAt II (South Mlortl, AIiinn.

(Post OP.Ioe. Minot. Mass.) DttLIGHTFI'L. FAMILY HOTKL. IHreetly nn lh OcrHii.

2S 51 1 LI-IS KttOM BOSTI). A NUMBER OK NKW PRIVATE BATHS HAVK HBKN ADHE1I. WHITE FOR nOOKI.ET. Golf, Surf Matliiujf, MunIi. Jel9 xJU BERKSHIRES SUMMER RESORT BUREAU Berkshire Hills Pittsfield Board of Trade.

Free Information about Hotels and Boarding Place in Pittsfield, "The Heart of the Berkshlres." Trolley in nil directions: Lenox. Lee. took bridge, Jreat Harrington and WtUiainstown. Lry, healthful Wlniaie, feel above the sea. We will Insert a "board Wanted" ad.

of 36 words 3 times free in local papers fur you. Writ us. THE MAPLEWOOD Pittsfield, Berkshire Mass. NOW OPEN E.nd lor booklet and Auto Read Map. AHTHCS W.

PLUMB. IN THE BERKSHIRES RED LION INN Stockbridge, Mass. ROW OI'Ei. flood roarls. fine golf, tennis; attractlra drives, music.

Allen T. Treadway, Prop. THE GREYLOCK HOTEL, BB1IKS1I1KK HILLS, Mlv OPF.N. OLD-FAX II IOM0I) HOSPITALITY. MCUKItV IT.

X. TKACIH, W1LLIAJ1STII MASS. "THE REAL TOUR" To null Through the II. lU shirr Hills'. BLOCK ISLAND.

B. I. liYGCIA HOTEL. Bl9ckIsimdRII lbi famous hut el open June 18. Capacity, SOO.

All modern improvements. In mid-ocean. Pure ocean air, sea food, surf bathing (great health restorer). Ownership management. Send for booklet.

YOKIA UOTUb Butler Kxchange. Providence, R. I. COTTAOB FARM HOUSE. Block Iiland.

R. Rood view of water; convenient to beach; fresh farm products. HIRAM AVSEL BALL. CONNECTICUT. FENWIGK HALL FENWICK On the Sound Golf, tennis, bathing, boating.

Rooms with bath. Rates $12.1.3 weekly and upwards. Send tor booklet. 11. C.

CHAPMAN, WEEK, less fur parties. CASINO HO-TBI. Beach Park. Conn. Small, restful, plen-ty amusements.

Glorious sea air. Christiana. Postal today brine booklet, picture, GRANITE BAY HOTEL Itctos $10 to 113; city Improvements; bathing. P. J.

STOW. rilElAKA Hampton. Conn. On picturesque hilltop; largo piazzas; pleasant rooms: excellent tahle; drives, croquet, tennis. Booklets.

FRANK STAKKBY, Plop, CAMPS. Fepton Canii. Lake Charordaln. Fishing, boating, bathing- Fine vacation for boys. Address Iteptoo Scluiol.

Box C-8, RESORT GUIDES. The Best Place to Spend Your Summer Vacation Is in the Historic, Picturesque and Heathful Catskiil Mountains The high altitude of this great mountain sanitarium, ranging from 2,000 to 4,000 feet above the sea, la an Important factor la the rejection of a summer home. In addition to the private parka there are over 1,000 hotels and boarding houses amid green fields and towering crags Id this country of scenic beauty and wild-wood charm, known the world over mm paradise for children and a sanitarium for THE ULSTER DELAWARE R.R. reaches all points In this lorlous country, ana In connection with Went bhora R. upstates the only through car Hue, including Pullman service, between Now York and the Catskiil Mountains.

lhe popular HIP VAST WINKLE I'l KH from New York leaves Cortlinut noon. West 4d St. 1 o'clock Weehawken 1:15 P.M.. dally except Sua-cav. Steamers of the Hudson River Day Una make direct connection at Kingston Polat with afternoon tiaius for all pointa in tha Mountains.

'Ihu hummer time schedule for seasoa of )'A3 will bo in et'fect Sunday, June H2J. The annual illustrated book with revised map of the Catskiil Mountain section, also map showing the great Ashokan Reservoir, and containing corrected list of hotels and hoarding huuses, will be sent free on receipt of cents postage. X. A. KIMS.

General Passengsr Affont, Kingston. N. T. GOLFING NEWS Ouimot's Great Golf. Pom of the most brilliant golf ever 5ecn in a Massachusetts championship was played, at Wollaaton when Francis Ouimot defeated ex-Champion John G.

Anderson in tho semi-flnal by 3 and 1. At the twelfth tho match was square, but the next six holes were made in 37, or one under threes, his card for the round being 60. F. A. Hoyt, having defeated P.

V. Whittemore 3 and 2, meets Ouimet totlay in the 3ti-hole final. Hockaway Hunt Team Match Post- i poned. The club team golf match ncheduled for ypstnrdiiy Rt tho Rockaway Hunt Club, Ortarhuist, has been postponed until next Friday. KECEPTION TO PASTOR.

Freeport, L. I June 21 The members nnd friends of Bethel A. M. E. Church of Freeport will tender a reception to the pastor, the Rev.

S. H. V. "umbs, on Thursday evening, June 26. The reception Is given under the direction of the board of stewardesses and the former president of the village.

Captain James Hanse, will preside, and prominent speakers will address the gathering. Among the Fpeakers expected are the Rev. G. H. Hall, the Rev.

Joseph Stiles, Smith Cox. nresidpnt of Freeoort: former Police Justice Stephen P. Pettlt, the Rev. E. O.

Tree of the Roosevelt M. E. Thurch, the Rev. Walter Mason, the Rev. pr.

S. O. Curtice of the Freeport E. Church, the Rev. J.

Whitehurst, the Rev. E. K. Louy flnd others. Written Up.

Booklets Our "special" men write up booklets and circulars for any business or profession. Simply give us an outline of the subject to be treated. BROOKLYN EAGLE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT fflfTH FLOOR. EAGLE BUILDING mid By Authority. tJHAPTKR i fciticnd tii-3 hiw, in rtditiion tu dlfrenuiiiMimns and mus'u) orpoi-tious tile UutiiKH' of I if-- nis-ur-ance on tiic nr a--aSiiitnt pl.iu.

Let-jn-v- a April uitli tlie p-proval ot tlit- Govern -jr. three-fifths bfiiig present. The PepU of the of New Yorli, In an A--f inuly. do enuci as f.ill:-we: SfCtion 1. fect'lun eleven hundred and ninety-one of chnpter of laws of nineteen hundred and entittt "An providing for tho crinif.

chapter forty -f tile cinuiida Itus." hii'euv aru-n-if-I tn u-l u. follows: 1151. Di.CHIMIXATlOXS AXI P.r I5AT25 13Y Ll FB LNt'HAXrR PlIOHILlITED Any life insurance cor poration or corporation transacting the of life insurance on the co-operative or assessment plan doing businejig in mis state, or anv cllictr or ftnnt thereof, who; 1. Makes any dUuriinination in favor of individual of the tame or uf the san-e expeciation of life either in the amount of tho premium charged or in any return of pre mium, dividends or other advantage; ui, Makes anv contract for insurance affren.ent as to such contract other than that which is plainly expressed in the policy iEuea; or, 3. Pays or allows, or offers to pay or allw fin an inducement to anv person to Insure, any rebate or premium, or any special favor or advantage whatever, in tug un men-is i accrue merlon or uny Inducement whatever not epecilied in tlie policy; or, 4.

Makes any distinction or discrimination between white persons and colored whujly or pariiaiiy of African decent, as to tlie premium or raten charged for policies upon the lives of Juch persons, or In any muim.r tv vf nr OPIliailds 'Jr Te- qulrea a greater from such colored persons than Is at that time required oy company from white persons of the same age, sex. general condition of health and prospect of longevity; or makes or requires any rebate, diminution or discount upon the amount to he paid on such policy In rase of the death of such colored persons insured, or inserts in tlie pulley any condition, or makes any stipu-liulcn wherebv such person insured shall bind himself, or his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns to accept any sum less than lhe full value or amount of such policy In case of a claim accruing therenn by reason of the death of such person insured, other than such as are imputed upon while persons In similar cases, guilty of a misdemeanor. Nothing In this seciioii shall bt construed to require any corporation doing business under article six or sewn of the insurance law, which limits and confines Us business or member-snip to (he members of a secret or fraternal ordpr or body, to insure or accept any individual who iw not a member of such secret or fraternal order or body. Sec. 2.

This act shall take effect September first nineteen bunnred and thirteen. Utate of New York, Office of the tfecretary of State i have compared the preceding with 'the original law on hie In this office, and do hereby certify that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of aid original law. MlTOHKuL MAY, Secretary of State. CHAPTER AX ACT to amend the insurance law. In relation to surety companies, became a law AdvH 3, IflKl with the approval of the Governor Passed, being present.

The People of the Ptale of New York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as 1. Section ne hundred and eighty-one of chapter thirly-three of the laws or nineteen hundred and nine, entitled "An act In relation io insurance corporations, constituting chapter twenty-eight of tlie consolidated laws 1 herehv amended to read as follows. See m. MAY nXKCPTB PONDS AND CXI tRUTAKlNGS Whenever a bond, undertaking, rrcosnlzanre. guaranty or other obligation is required, permitted, authorized or al lowed; or wnenever mo iniuni" act, duty or obligation, or the refraining fim any net.

is required, permitted, authorized or allowed to be secured or giiarHnteed. such bond, undertaking, recognizance or other oo-Siiiion or such necm-ity guaranty, may executed by a corporation authorized by the laws of this state and by Its charter lo ex-cute such instrument; and such corporation? aro authorized and empowered to execute an such instruments, and the execution by any such corporation of such bond, undertaking, recognizance, guaranty or other obligation by an officer, attorney in fact or other HUthonxd representative shall be sufliclent and be accepted as and he ti full compliance with every law or other requirement now in force or thai mav hereafter be enacted or made that such bond undertaking, recognizance, guaranty like obligation be required or permitted or ne executed by a sureiv or sureties, or that such suretv or sureties- he residents, householders or freeholders, or possess any other qualttlca- llSec 2. Section one hundred and eighty-two of such chapter is hereby amended to read a ISSVANCB OF CERTIFICATE OF i SOLVENCY PY tflTPKRINTENDENT OF INSURANCE The superintendent of Insurance shall on application issue to any such corpoia-I Hon his certificate that it Is qualified to be-' come and be accepted, subject to the llmtta-i tions specified in section uv.nt -four of this i ehapter as surety or guarantor on all bonds. I undertakings, other obligations or guaranties 1 sped lied in section one hundred and eighty-one of this chapter or under any other law or requirement which certificate or a copy thereof certified to be such by the superintendent, shall be conclusive evidence of the solvency or such corporation and of its sufficiency as sucn surety or guarantor, and of the propriety ot accepting and approving It as siiL-h. and be in lieu of any justification required of such corporation by any law or requirement.

The superintend nt may at uny time -after the of a crtitttate of solvency, upon notice to and hearing of such corporation, revoke such certinv.ue hy filing a revocation thereof In his office and serving a copy on lhe corporation to which such certificate was issued. The superintendent may publish notice of such revocation in such, newspapers as he deems proper. Sec. 3. Section one hundred and elghty-thres of such chapter is hereby repealed.

Sc. 4. Section one hundred and eighty-four is 'herehv renumbered section one hundred and eighty-three, and amended to read as follows: Sec. 1:.. St'PRKMK COrtVr MAY RKQI'IRR STTKMWNT TO BR FILED If a certificate of solvency shall not have been issued by the superintendent of Insurance to any mi eh corporation, or if such certificate shall have been rvokd.

the supreme court in the judicial department which Includes the county in which the principal place of business in this stale of any such corporation shall be Incited, may. at any time, and aa frequently as said curt shall deem requisite, require such corporation file with the clerk of said county a sworn statement of its condition, and may also require such corporation, through one or more of its officers, to submit to an examination as to its solvency. Such statement and examination, when flled with said clrk, or a certified copy thereof filed with the clerk of any other county, may be received and coppidered us upon any and all bonds, undertakings or other instruments executed or guarmteed by such corporations, which shail thereafter be presented for approval. See. B.

This act shall take effect July first, nineteen hundred and thirteen. State of New York Office of the Secretary of State, I have compared the preceding with the original law on file in this office, and do herehv certify that the same is a correct transcript" therefrom and ot the whole of said original law. MITCHELL MAY. Secretary of State. CHAPTER m.

AV ACT to amend the village law. In in th Hen of water rents, riecame a law April 3, 19X with the approval of the Governor. Passed three-fifths being present. The People of "the State of Xw York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as foliows: Section 1. Section two hundred and twenty-nine i-f chapter sixty-four of the laws of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled "An act relating to villages, constituting chapter sixty-four of the consolidated laws." is hereby amended to read as follows: ESTABLISHMENT OF "WATER RENTS The board of water commissioners shall establish a mcale of rents for the use of water, to he called "water rents," and to be paid at such times as the board may prescribe.

Such rents shall be a lien on the reil property upon which the water is used, and suh hen is prior and superior to every other lien or claim, except the lien of an existing tax. 'and the hoard of water commissioners may bring and maintain an action In the name of the village for the foreclosure of such It ens fr such water rents. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect Immediately.

Slate of New York Office of the Secretary of State, I have compared the preceding with the original law on file in this and do hereby certify that the same Is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law. MITCHELL MAY, Secretary of State. BOY HELD FOR SHOOTING. Lad Disclaims Knowledge of Injury to Coyne. Allen Gitrchcrn.

a 14-year-old school boy, living at Maurice avenue, Maspeth, was arrested late yesterday afternoon by Detective Thomas Caputo. charged with the shooting of Godfrey Coyne, 18 years old, of 27 Franklin avenue, Maspeth. Coyne was playing in a lot near his home last Thursday night, when he was struck on the right knee by a bullet which came from some distance The boy admitted that he discharged a pistol on Thursday afternoon, but claimed any knowledge or intent of injuring Coyue, who is confined to St. John's Hospital, Long Island City. Garch- ern was bulled out by his mother, Mrs.

Anna Garchern, and win ne arraigned for examination in the Children's Court at Jamaica next Thursday. RECEIVER FOR HARTMANN. John J. Keeno has been appointed receiver of -Mix Hnrtmann'a property, located at Prospect Park West and Fifteenth street. He was appointed by petition from the Corporation Counsel's office.

Hartmann is in arrears for taxeF of ami lfll. On February 13 lst a mortgage for 000 ou the property vas also foreclosed. WHITE STAR Mpw Piers 59 4 60 N.R. I 4C in LONDON PARIS Plymontli Clitrfcourf Sonlksmplo July 5.,2 Aug. 23 Sept.

13 OTHRR SAII.IXOH OI KAMt', Juno 28. noon; July 15. Aug 1 AJKSTIC, Jly 12, noon; Aug. 9. Aug.

30 New York Qucnstown Llvarpooi. Toltle June t'edrlc July Ail rlntlc July 17 Boston Medltprranpan Italy Crellc. Jun 28. 4 pnn Cmioiiic. July 19 fier 62, American n.

r. New Vork-Plyniouth Cherbourg eoutbampton. ft. PnnlJune :7. UamXew "i ork.Ju 15 1'hllu.

11. 10 am, St. 2 Atlantic Transport Xew York London Lllrect, Pr. m. Minneiviinkn.Je.

:8, 1 In net'likii. Jy 6, Pier 61. N. R. Rea oiar lxtndon Paris via Dover Antwerp.

aplHiul June 13 Kruunliiiul July I nilrrlnml JulyW I'lixHcimci' M'way, M. V. J. Lthrrnkrauss Sons, iiSS Kulton at; J. C.

Henderson Sons. IM Gold st; J. H. Broadway; AlclridKe, 88 Court st; Jacob Grau. 208 Broadway; O.

Pelnis, 111 Greenpolnt av; Alfred Bern-beini. T80 Broadway V. H. Jacobson, 228 Flathush av, Brooklyn. CUNAED MOST EXPEDITIOL'S ROKT13.

Ill REIT VIA KISHfUTARD. LONDON PARIS BERLIN VIENNA The fastest ytenmera In lhe world. MAURETAN1A LUS1TANIA QuociiNtotvii l'lHlipnariIlsli erii(ol. Carmunia.Je. 1'8, 1U ami Curmania.

Aug. 'J. 10 am I A.M. 13, pm Campania. Jy.

9, 1 am Al caroiiia.juiy 16, io am A Cnmpanla.Aug. 27, 1 am Does not rail at Fast bound. MEDITERRANEAN ADRIATIC SERVICE Cailins at Madeira, Gibraltar, (Jt-noa, Naples, Trieste. Flume. Sailings noon See Itinerary.

PANNOXIA June 24 1 VKP.N IA. July 10 3 Jul L'9 Hound the world trips. $4iis. Special thruugli rate to Egypt, India. China, Japan, Manila.

Australia, New Zealand. South Africa and South America. Independent Tours in Europe, etc. Send for "Cunard Tours." Apents for Peninsular Oriental N. Co.

in United States and Canada. Snmnipr CruUen, omuy, tOia, DnteH and Itinerary on Application, Piers, foot "West 14th N. R. Olticea at 24 State N. opposite Battery.

Iekrenkranna ft Sonn, Fulton Jacob (3rau, 203 B'way, K. D. J. C. Henderson Son, Fulton and Cold Alfred Bernhelm, 780 Broadway, Brooklyn.

LOHOGH-PARIS-HftMSiiaTtS 'IMPRIItTOR June 25, 11 A.M. tJPATIUCl A Juno 'IS, li noon KAIS'. VIC July 9 A.M. K1III.P7,HS' I 10 A.M. A lulylil, 1P.M.

tL'd Cabin only. 111 call at liuuloaue. Vew. ITS. S.

PF.NNSVI.VANI A and S. S. PHKTimiA anil from ew Pier, foot of South llrooklyn. B9JTAI1 other siilliiiKS iu Ibis acrvlce froiu our llobokei, Piera. FKOM BOSlON Blnrrher June 241 t'leveln C9 I hicliinntl July ICTThese steatners offer exceptional accommodations In both first and second cabin.

Gl BR ALTArTI a1pL.ES, GENOA BlFAll steamers of this service leave from NW Plfclt, iiiid si. couth bruoklyn. 'lak, sth St 1'Vrrv. S. S.

lluuilmi-e (11,000 Tons). 1, 8 P.M. S. S. Moltke 15, P.M.

lOUiltsL jUCpi. luf Hips AMtiUlttt-AMKltllOAN LINE. 4i J. LEHKENKRALbS SON'S, 3i tV.itoa JOHN H. SCHKIDT, 831-! B'way; ALFREB BJi-HNHKlM, 1st! H'way, bet.

Summr and tilery st: JACOB ORAU, 20S B'way. Brooklyn. VACATION Till PS To Tin Halifax, iN. most delightful cruise of l.r.0u miles. Maicnifjcent Scenery; Gut ot Canso, Northumberland Strait, Gulf and River St.

Lawrence and ur-famed haieuenay Hirer. S. S. 'Trinidad" from Now York Julv 6th and Augrudt -'nd and 16th. From Quebec 11th and -jth, August Sth and 22nd.

Go To Temperature ooler tlinn at the Mtfhlle-Atlnntie oant ItewortJi. Tour Inc. Hold. Shore lOxcurHiottfl, l.uneat ItiitOM. Pv Twin Screw S.

S. "HKRM1 DTAN," ton displacement. 1 'nKtost, newest anil only Steamer landing ihsnoii-iver lit the clock in Rernuiila Mltlinut transfer. SnlliiiK every live days in connection with R. M.

S. P. Co. Tickets For full information apply to A. OVTER-BK1IX-H fc Aitent S.

S. 2i) Broadway, IV ew Yorltj J. Ac Sonn, UXit Kulton Brooklyn, or any Ticket Agent. PANAMA CRUISES Low Summer Rates Now In Effect Steamers specially built for tropical travel. Fresh, cool air forced to every room.

Sailings every Wednesday and Saturday, itoppinj both tjt at Jamaica. Write for booklet. UNITED FRUIT COMPANY STEAMSHIP SERVICE 17 Battery Tel. 8701 Rector, New Tor Or any Steamship or Tourist Agency. I FRENCH LIME Compaioie Generate Tramatlandqiie.

DIP.EOT LINK TO ITAVrtK-PAItIS Kraaee) Departure! every Thursday at 10 A.M. JFrance (new). June l.a Lorraine. 17 La Pa July iKraiu'e July Ta July Havoie July 31 Twin screw Mer.nvr. tOna-lruple crew st'ra'r.

General AKenry. 19 State ft. New York. J. LtUKEaNKUAUSS SiS Fullon at.

MKECT vn Scandinavian American Line P. TIETQEN" lt.O-H) tons From Nsiv Ysrk, 26, 2 P. M. M.N'M'-M TM TA1II.E. A.

B. J3HMS0M Si rnYoil or loeal axenta. LLOYD TO I 11 DAYS. Mendozn. July IS Louisiana July i llnli-l ytiri.

WTO, 150 anil up. U. RICHARD 51 U'way, N. T. THE SOT'THEJIV ROtJim FABRE LINE the RIIIERA (lorn t.lslioll Nrplcs Mnrslns mtm.

JAb. W. EL WiiLL i. U.A., II Slair.l.N.X, 1 I I I It ts announced by the Shuberts that the DeKalb Theater will play Broadway attractions at popular prices next season. The highest price will be SI.

At this figure will be presented all of the Broadway 12 successes after they have finished their Manhattan runs and have appeared at the Majestic Theater, Brooklyn, which will continue the home of Independent attractions at regular prices. Everything Is in readiness for the open ins ot the season at the Brighton Beach Music Hall this afternoon. The bill Include Andrew Mack, the Irish tenor, in a "melody John Bunny, the man whose funny face is familiar the world over, wherever motion pictures are shown; Grace Van Studdi-ford, the light opera star, who will have a number of new Bongs; Josie Heather, an English comedienne, who gives character impersonations, and Robert T. Halne and company in a dramatic playlet by George BroadhurEt, called "Tho Coward." Fred C. Whitney has just closed a live-year contract with Lottie Collins, II, daughter and namesake of the nrttst.

whose name will always be associated with the famous song, "Ta-ra-ra. Boom-de-ay." Miss Collins is sister to Josie Collins, one of the featured members of the "Follies" cast at the New Amsterdam Theater. Wilfred Lytell, brother of the well-known stock leading man, Bert Lytell, will make his first appearance with the Popular I'layer at the Bushwlck Theater In the production of "The Woman." next week. SPECIAL NOTICES. MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION'.

New York. June 10, Utll. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HKRBHY GIVIOM thai application? will be received from TIHSDAV. JUNK 10, 1113, TO 4 P.M. Tl KSPAV, Jl.NE 24, fer the position of TYPRWRITER ACCOUNTANT, 3d Grade.

No application delivered at the office of the Coinmla.iun by mull or otherwise, after 4 p.m. June 14th. IS1J, will be accepted. '1 lie fiHtnlmit'on will fc? held on WEDNES-iAV. lfiTll.

1113, ten o'clock a.m. Tha subjects and weights of the examination are: Arithmetic, 3. 7v will be required on lhe final average. There will be a time limit fur the Arithmetic and fot the Tabulation. The Arithmetic paper will test the areurncy and rapidily of lhe condhlate in making in addition, subtraction, multiplication and dlvMon.

The Arithmetic Is not to be computed on the machine. Each candiilnie will be required to furnish his own machine and four registers or lotal-Izcrs with a capacity of each. r.tigibla lists will be established for each Upe of standard machines with standard adding attachment. Each candidate must state, in his appllca-tlcn the name of the machine ha wilt use in the exHinln.i'ion, suumject to the approval of the Commission. Several vacancies Tor permanent appoint ment.

Opportunity for temporary appointment np Given f'jr periods of dx weeks twice annually. The Commission will not at any time, or in any way. be responsible for inach'nes, nor will any allowance be made where they ate miss ng. h'te In arriving, defective or out uf older on the day of examination. Cerlllieatton for second Erade vacancies will be made from Ihis list.

Halary. second grade, Won to $1. third grade. to but not Including 1, Son per annum. Salary of usual vacancies.

and t.M. Minimum age. IS years. Applleallon blanks will he mailed upon request, but the Commission will not guarantee tha delivery of the same. F.

A. SPENCER. Secretary. 1eta-4t tu DIKTHK-'l-In the matter of the Hppllca-I tli-n end petition ot William H. WiUcox.

Will- lam Mci'arroll, Kdwani M. Basaett, Milu It. MR.ibin and John K. J5utis, cinatltutln the; Publlo Service Cumnilssfon In and for the Kirst District of ihc Suite of New Yjrk. by the Corporation Oounnel of The City of Nw York, for and on behalf uf The City of New York, for the appointment of Commissioners of Appraisal, pursuant to Chapter 4.

Laws of lSyl, and the neveral statutes amendatory thereof and supplement nl thereto, relative to acquiring underground rights, easements and rights uf way in certain premises for the construction, maintenance and operation of a rapid transit raitroHd appurtenant to the premises situated on Flat bush avenue extension Fulton street, Hudson avenue and Krck well place, etc. FT.ATRUSH EXTENSION. Fourth avenue subway. (Proceeding No. 1.

Notice is hereby given, that tha third separate report of William B. Hurd. Arthur S- Somers and Eustace Conway, the Commlasionera of Appraisal duly appointed In lhe above-entitled proceedng, which bears date, the 7th day of February. 1913, was flled in the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings on February 7th, 1JM3. Notice is further given that paid Third Separate Kepnrt, In far aa the same relates to Parcel No.

XXII, will be presented for confirmation to the Su- prenie Court of the State of New York, at a Opee.a-l mrici una iiTaiiujf ui coii- tf-sted motions to be hld in the Second Judicial District, at the County Court House in the Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York, on the day of 1913, at the opening of Court on that day, and that then and thero, or as soon as counsel can he heard therenn. a motion will be made that the sid Third Separate Report be confirmed in all respecta as to said Parcel No. XXII Dated, Brooklyn, N. June 18th.

MTCHAKTj P. O'BRTRN, Attorney for the Owners of ParcPl No. XXIT. 181 Montague Slreet. Borough (if BiooUlvn, City of New York, J17-15t NOTICE OF SA1.E.

NOT ICR Is hereby given that, fn pursuance of an order of the Supreme Court of tha State of New York, grnnted tn the matter of the examination In supplementary proceedings of 1'atrkk H. Flynn, judgment debtor, by Margaret Olivia Sage. John P. Mnnn and Charles W. Oeborn.

ae executors under the laat will and testament of Russell Sage, judgment creditors In an action in the Supreme Court for the Couniy 'f New York, wherein Itussell Sage was p'aintiff and Patrirk II. Flynn and others ttrp rttfinc.tintS. J. Benedict Rnarho nolirno hv Hon. Town5tnd Pciulder.

one of the theri'of. at a Special Term held in and for the County of Kings, on the 4th day rf June. 1913. the undersigned will sell at public auction, through William II. Smith, auctioneer, at the Brookl Iteal ftstnte No.

189 MnntHgue street. Borough of Brooklyn. New-York City, on the -3d d.iy of 1J113, at t2 o'clock, pfterroon, thrpe humlreri shares of United States Rubber Company, first preferred stock: flftv (51 shares of and Hlr Orande Bailroad Company, prefend stork, and four (-0 one thousand dollar Ul.tft). four per cent, bonds of Nassau Electric RailroaJ Company. Dated New York.

10th, T.KANPKK B. FABFTR. As Receiver In Supplementary Proceedings of i'airick II. Fivnn. Judgment Pehtor.

f'harles I. Craig. Attorney for Receiver, 22 William street. Borough of Manhattan, New York City, j13 17 20 21-4t PK0P0SAL3. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed pmpotals for cleaning, putming and waTrpr'Minnir ine pxrerior niiflf worn and pen- tral court and two western courts of the State Capitol Building at Albany will be received by the Trustees of Public Buildings, Capitol, Al- bany, N. until 4 o'clock p.m., on Monday, July 21, 1913, wiieu they will be opened and read publicly. Prnpnsala fhall be accompanied by a certified check in the emu of five par cent, of the amount of bid, and the contractor to whom the award la made will be required to furnlKh surety company bond in th mm. of fifty per cent, tie amount of contra, within thirty days after official notice of award contract and in accordance with the term rif Knpiitirn inn No. IK tl.

hi. rtrrh Id of specification No. Ifil'l. The right Is served to reject sny or all Ijids. The work will not necessarily be let to the lowest bidder, as consideration will be given to the references of each contractor, to successful operations performed by him and to his reliability and responsibility as a contractor, specifications niuy be consulted and blank forms of proposal obtained at the oriice of the State Architect, Capitol.

Albany, N. V. Dated Albany, N. June 9. LEWIS F.

PII.CHKH. Jell x.119 State Architect. XOTlT-E TO COXTRACTORS. PEAT.RD PROPOSALS FOR Energv c'lock system for the State Kducation Builo'na-, Albany, N. will hp received by the Trustees of Public I'apltol, Albany, until 4 o'clock p.m.

Mnnduy, July 21, 1918, when they will be opened and read publicly. Proposal shall be accompspled by a cortiflel check In the sum of of amount of bid. and the contractor to whom the award Is mude wil be required to rurnlsh Bursty company bond in the eum of of the amount of ''fhi" IS. 'the terms of Specification Xo. KM.

The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. uiawingt; and sperincaticna may consulted and blank forms of proposal obtained at th? ortice of the State Architect. Complete sets of plans and epeel float will be furnished to prospective bidders upon reasonable notice to and In the discretion of the State Architect, Lewis F. Plicher, Capitol, Albany, Y. Je21-a tu xjvis PROPOSALS FOR PHOEP Army btilldingf ftrcet.

New York (Tty. N. June 3, 1913. proposals, in triplicate, will be received here until 1 p.m., June 3, ini.1, and then opened. fr furnishing p.iirs thea, per sppciflcationa No.

Infirnintton upon application. M. GRAY ZAUXSKY. Depot Q. Al.

f(v 6 7 9 2L-tlt FOTtT A XOOOK, N. J. June 13. IP 1 --Sealed proposals in triplicate will be receive-1 here until 1- June WS, and thn for eonFtruetlng rallrond an-l OMpcrete sidew dlk fu on unplication. hivelopea contain ug p- ii -should he indorsed 'Pt Oir-4s Lch and aideMatlc." jel5 St I i I Ka.er Kronprinz WilheTm July 1 Kronprinzessin Ct-cllie July 8 Mftii Sailings.

Fierra Nevada (direct) June 25 lulT 3 rrieuricn aer vjtoss juiy iu PARIS-BREMEN lialtlinore-Brempn direct; one fKW cabin (II); Wednesdays. Sailings on SATURDAY for Ryf 1 lir. IHtUUtHKAIMt A Frinzesa Irene July ffl Koenig Aug. 8 Through rates from New York r.grpt, India. Far Ksst and SOUTH AM RICA, via KI KOI'K.

largest. r.rwesc rinesc Ships in this Herrica, AROUND THE WORLB 1 Independent Trips UlO PASTA MA and WEST INDIES IlllSKS, reb. and March, 1S14. Ml 1 In 1912 the ftortli Ger-nan IJoyU carried more paMriiKrr iu all i'laHr rastbound and bun ml iort of ftew York, than any other line uhj.l.iCii.1 A Broadway, S. or local agents ANCHOR LINE Glasgow londonofrhy vtaiiwww.

I Cameronla.June f. Julv 3 July 5. ami July 19, 8 Klrat llu. TO sad TR. eesnii i aoiu.

van) ana upivardL I Third WJ.nn. For Book ot Tours, ltaies, apply 1 HENDEKSON BROTHKHS. 17-19 B'Wdy. V. cr w.

Tavlor. 9 court it: Jacoo Grau. iv'i B'way; .1. C. Henderson ft Sons.

452 Gold st; A. Bernhelm, 78 B'way; Obermayer se 488 (th av; V. II. JacobaoajJM natbush av, B'klya. BlHMUDA WEST INDIES For Ballings and etc, apply llie Hnval Ms, II isteam racket Cm.

fANDERSON SON. 21 Stats N. or STEAMSHIP TICKET AGENT. AGWt STEAMSHIP USES. Clyde-Mallory-Ward-Porto Rico tiinea Sao Broadway.

New York. COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. DIIMIMIIN 1 I.M'-. To all Points tiouth and WesL. livery Weekda-.

Pir v. it. '11 lir- STEAMBOATS. Fall River Line LV. F1EK N.

ft. Kulton N. Daily at p.m. Btrs. COMMONWEALTH and PP.1SC1LLA.

Orchestra on each. Proviileiice l.iiivt daily except Sundays. I.v. Pier 1.1, N. ft.

of Uareluy P.M. Sirs. rftOVlDENLU and Pl.YMOl'Tll. New l.omlon (Norwich) Line via Xcw IiOlitlou. Lv.

Tier 40, N. ft. Houston week days only, 6:00 P.M., Pier 70. 13. ft.

K. ad 6:::0 P.M. Sirs. CITY Of LOWBLL and CHKSIER V. CHAP1X.

llcilford Line, for New Bedford, Woods Hole, Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket, Maltapoisett, Marion and Cape Cod points. Leave Pier 40. N. ft. Houston week davs only at 6:00 P.M.

titrs. MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE. II mc ii Line. Lv. Pier JS.

E. ft Catharine weekdays. P.M.: ft, E. 22d 3 P.M. Str.

RICHARD PECK. Bridgeport Line. Wepk days. Lv. Pier i7.

E. ft. Catharine 11 A.M., Str. NAUGATITCK. Str.

Bridgeport leaves New York, week days, Pier L'7, E. 3 P.M., foot of E. 2M 3:30 P.M. Tickets, at 171 Broadway, Transfer Tourist Offices and at Piers. Tlie Sef Knglnnil Steamahin Co.

MM To Poughkeepsie and Return Steamers TROJAN RENSSELAER Luxury and Recreation. No Crowding To Poughkeepsie and return same day $1.00 To Albany by day and return tfjo rf by night boat (or vice versa) ydJJ Steamer leaves foot of ('anal 8:43 A.M.; W. ninth at 9:15 A.M.; at 10 A.M. Returning to Yonkera at 5 P.M.; W. at 5:40 P.M.; Canal at 6 P.M.

IJIntnu -Service a la art ill vir Hudson N.viearion Cn. N. R. Phone Poring 9400 teamera leave Desbrosses A.M. W.

9 A.M.; V. 19th 9r0 A.M.; Yotikcrs, A.M., landing- at 'est Point, Xewburgh, PouKukecpsie, Kingston Point, Cats-kill, Hudson and Albany. Daily except Sunday, Direct rail connections. Mufc. Ri'staurant.

B'klyn tu Hudson Itivur Day Line Pier direct, One f.ire. Tratitfer at Kukon and Gold Sts. Str. Washington Irving makes tip trips Tuesdays, Thursdaya, kuturdaya. Str.

Hendrick Hudson utnken np trli AVednes days, Friday. Steamer Mary Powell Afternoon boat for West Point, Newburpn, Poughkeepsie, Kingston and way landings Ieavea Desbronaes 1:45 P.M.; TV. 42fl 3 P.M., W. 129th 2:20 P.M. Dally except Sunday.

Ideal outing to West Point, returning by boat or rail. via ItoH. null Irutley, i.5. ProUdencs Ulrect, 81.50 Worcester. $1.18 Marcrooma I HO nnd if-'.

Fleet strsmshlp. OEOKIilA A TKNNESSB1 Daily, liielucliiipT Sunday, P.M. From l'ler 19. K. It.

1'bone 100 Beektaaa, City Ticket OIBce. 890 Broadway, M. Uptoffu Ticket Otflce, B'sray aod 2M fit. WHITE YOU Sl'MMEH The Pnblle be plrased." COLONIAL LINE BOSTON SSsHttTii S2.65 Week da: and Buudsys at P.M.. troa Pl SP 11..

too'. Ve.it iiouitoi. St. Berths ire. All Onlaldr) Rooms Servic Ciltuwo Offles, ltroadwny sod Bt.

'Pbones Uiirlng 9111 and Wt. Brooklyn OLhces: Ht-udersun'. ilold st, roe Fo'ton; i. I-ehrenkreus. Jk 8as Fulton st Vrrnb.lm, Broadway; aicklnjif's Flatkasa Sight-Seeing Yachts OHSBKVATIOX TOI KIST around Man.

hattun Island dally. r.attcry Pier, 10:30 2:30. 50 mil OCEAN TRIP SI. 00 YACHT HICYON to Sandy Hook Lightship. Porta Quarantine, 1:15 p.m.

Phone road 3373 RED BANK LIKE SliiF'lg Sunday, fi: p.m.; liattery, p.m. SunJuy lv. Franklin a.m.; Iiatterv a.m.. for Highlands, Rod Hank, sic Hound trip 6oc. Trolley connections at mld-if VvrsKiM.

KVEMr. uses, Pally, except Sunday, l'ier N. ft. Yonkers, Vmin ial'les mailed on rrquest or obtain. at ail hotels and raliway ticket ollicea.

'1-nona i-trlng-. HARTFORD LINE From New Pier HO, 1-st River, foot of Peek Slip, daily exert Sundsv. at P.M. for Con-nucticut River landings. Write for summer folder Ideal v- to rrneli trth Jer rv Const Hfturta tu Summer i la bA.NDV UUI'K Llb.

I Willialm Ii.lv 1 IKronprinzessin Ct-cilie July 8 Mftii Sailings. I Fierra Nevada (direct) June 25 frvS" iuiy 3 mxi Hi III BfrtAAuW HUDSON I RIVER AY LfiNE 1 I i desired of a boys camp. The camp will be under the personal direction of Blake W. Godfrey, boys work secretary of the Central Y. M.

C. A. He will be assiBted by a corp of leaders. A physician is on the camp staff, who besides looking after the health of the campers and sanitation of the camp gives frequent talks on first aid. The camp is the otncial station of the V.

S. Volunteer Life Saving Corps on Gadner Lake. There will be big athletic carnival In August, consisting of track, field anl water sports. The first prize will be a large handsome silver cup. The camp is conducted by a joint committee ot the S.

S. A. L. and Central T. M.

C. A. members, consisting of William L. Thomson E. H.

May. James A. Brown. E. L.

Swan, M. D. William J. Honan, R. Cary Dlx and Joseph (f Cochran, SH 1 ir.