HARVARD ELEVEN TO

REPORT W

jfahnii. IVnllMt and ParsonOnly Veterans Lffl From

H1 1 Machinp.

(l 100 EXPECTED

ffawaanxir Mi", fopt. II On Mnn- -

tx!. when the Harvard footballMl pill gel ureler wny ami with less

gir. as) tanks work btforf the flrnt

w the srhe'lule, more than 10ft--

,fra .ire rsi'iitf" i" nr'n hvi'MM tleM, I'Oaotl llatiglitiiti ami ('aptUl M ill. hi "'ill 1"' I" Imrge of the pre.Irtrlna'V l r and there will he two aes- -

i rlgfll in' to the opening oflftf i da) it two before the Colby

j,mf. a filch will be played in theBgemBSf 2&.

Ul ioi hftfl haul year ahead anlnil ii in t' devakip almost an entirelysyRtveB ,f i1"1 regulara who atartrdt 1 tV fame :'i"t full Copt. Mahan and

KOMthii- -. R'allBeSi the centre, and I'rtr-u- n

a lackiSi me the only unee remain-y:i,.i- f

1 T substitutes aplenty, h -,

kMI fie fiua'l will he elreiigth.-ne.- l

.., i - whom quality la well, ii who "in unable to play last

-- r , f then low i! In col- -

jgr ttork.It,-- - in) hail iMl lt sre.it tiat kfleld,

Injilke. Biiokley, Logan tad I'rntuke .

agblke Mils, ll.mlwick and Coolldge j

fWnbull. 'he r.sht tai'kle whi led thewin afatnat V . laM fall, and lioth thepal PtniioCki the three year allAi,fi Iti. i'l Weston. There lirapal good linemen in aiicht tor thiraar leant --that I, middle linemencm 'titl rtiehers are scarce, Aiitl thebackfiill nrlll hags t,i be built all overtit, i and without ih praaanea of anygjch drop ki.ker aa waa Hrlckley.

rtii-- pfactl e laat spring did not lrrlngla: rerjr much prumtalng football timberanil Karri Bags :i" preliminary drill late0 n Therifon a beginning willkat t I" made thin fall an the teamSltkast tnttPrl rebuilt

Harvard'! main fortune thli fail aeemasate In the return to the eligible list of0 i two raara ago and one oftU a It promising linemen that ever

it ctmbrllge of t'owpn, whotank havi baan one of the regularpav I laal M lOOIl bad he not been InIffi. d'ira aith the college ottlee. and ofL- - III SI ruah ami aUitit the besta; around player n the freahmen twoBBUOI - itf" Ml three of these areH . it n tviiea.

There an- three autiatttute ends com-ii.- lbackt Wr atlierheid. Snucy and

Ceo! Itl, all nT whom played againetiik for a I mi- laat fail, it. Curtli waseastetltatf tackle all season and waa ingrr game, and Higcluw. playing atSBsT! Mid Mrkln. atOO fnced all of theHnaaai epponenta With Mahan In

pa afkaWd an M. Kmlork. who baat)rf: mi the v.i s'.tv - in. id two ears, andK:c(t. ..( ibOWad up well late laat sea-aj- r.

Whll the tlrst for quarter utt. it - Watson, who ran the teami: .u Haven In ItH after lOiran atkjored

Fanon arai i hiah erade ta kla lasttr rh le Watyaca was aIrons m the

II. if the line. These with the4naV rial should be the baais of

1 - illeRI Una from tai'kle to tackle.I ! Ii a known quantity for end.

the freahmen Moneley Ta lorknt ii hs vanity Irmber and may be

ped play end This Is one offt- - earl) e.'ason tdans of the noatlllaaiiu if it oomaa throuith Harvard willlo a oonalelarabty baavtar forwardlu fJM wing to wIiik than for years.

Ti!-- - tr.' four men Iwside LnianMB kkl IsTI freshman team who w. reI : ila bla last ear but are coyatadant- - !l- ..tit this fall. They are BOtea,

ipht quartaHMWk and a man ron-- I. than Watson, t'uner,

II Uinnta p.a'er. a tarkle . llarte. aei- iv) and active end rush, andDM i m Idle lineman. All are ofHd iiuild and rated an varsitylapn.Un her.

to Taylor from the 1S14ft' team tiie vanity win drawI It Ii kfteld mail in KtlrlRht. theb1 player in the atavan last fail andtl aai irrp.it star at Mxeter. llor-Me- n

another henv bark frorii thefreanrni h also aand up Itobluson,H:td - i;Ht claai puntar and dropaloVei ih.!-- Snow and WisTsTin areaaUl nal Una eandafatai from thenVihmn nt i vear a0, Wlfcaln part-i ularl) belni najpjrdad aa likely tolavariit) malarial from the start

yVith .i man ncwiomers, howe-er-

,!i will be late in the seasonw'yrt :ia- maitl up of the varsity Is

!: mi to t!ie coaches. The eaon' one foi very gradual develop-an- i

! .ndtt blual poafthlng Theaim ial sure to be inexperienced.

U a. .ilrnoyt impossible for Harvardto ileveloj mch a wonderful attack aaJ I - a with Hardwick, Bradlat.alti Rricklay, hut the forwardJar eventually should be up to thaHaufhton standard.

head roaen Is Martina his eighth'il lire. tn his seven sea-- I

- Won four times, has beenind has lest to Vale only

l" ii 1. en Keater success"' el m Thai fall thotllh heWu i reorwantaa NilUfl Unry and Fiiher. who have done" i n n for the ruah lino In paet

5 aa; they cannot coach again," bell, the hackfleld coach." ' harfi .it Rowiloln. The old

i!!i are Wlgglesworthirtsrhaelrs. Stnmr for thn

tackles and l i rmt liter for the centres.C tM who played so brilliantlya- a tadna ago, moat likelyWill he irae of the wines. Other

front time to time will bed Blagden, Uithrop Wlthington

" rnpi id tXsfan of laat year'sBrown robabiy will

Seoul and geneial strat- -Xpert

T ' II hadhilt calla for nine!' year ai uaual. The first

" b) Massachusetts'" Hi I Indiana and Virginia.i, niilie Cornell will he' ' ' --' ' veek earlier than here-ir- d

plays Pann State againi weak before meeting

Prlnot top. and Brown will, ' ' Itadtum again a week lw- -

i' line, filch also will bef - trvurd'a Meld.

SPRINTER AT END.Trill.. (MM Haoord Holder. I'ii I r eil

Kaylaad '' lrli.Irs

Waa v pt u In aptti of thas,. which has naoaaaltatad aIn gridiron work for tieat't

eV .team durum the last three

Ware ordtrad out y

and i ii Mirk on the plains. Althou'thliethan aeirtblann of acrlmmavlng

as divided into rathergroup! and had ipaolal

from the coachea.II f It ey'HH ran throutth a' ' 'inll A tentative eleven

f tr.i left over vanity ma- -'

II ago, wit hen and therei okad formidable. Way

'i i man. Tan la, were the' Iveyand ami Parkar. a uh

year, j tackle I'Han andi " i ii tug MeBwan al

hint di ive this eleven at. i Mltohalli Kurd anil Cofnii

UP lh hai krteld. Teale la fastholils ,. aoidamy record foe the" ' jaid daahea.

to of

BE

Ily mi. mi. i nut i i'.Mtti it.Captain of I nf

t mis Font hall Trans andill iiierii i.il

Harvard, the present football cham-pion, will be M hard, as Hardwick,Hrlckley, Pennovk. Hradlee,Houcy and Kranke have been lost by

All of these men werebrought up under llaughton aim It I"doubtful If greater stars than they haveever been 1'helr loss leavesa gap In the famous Crimson team thatwill prove a most difficult task to All

even by the great llaughton and hisstaff nf excellent assistants. Such menas these are not born every day Be-

sides this great loss. It Is rumored i ll

good authority that O'lary, one ofright hand assistants, cannot

spare time from hla business cares toaid In the coaching this year. Thiscomes at a hard time as assistants of() eary's calibre are needed badly nowto develop raw material.

Cap) Mahan. who Is without doubtthe greatest fullback playing football

will be the keystone of the newarch that must be bull:. Mahan Is apower in himself, and when once clearIn an open field It Is almost an

to bring him down. Bnright,the freshman fullback of last yeir anda former Kxeter captain, will 1111 in thelarge gap left by Hrlckley. Bnrtght,while not the point scorer that llrl. kleywas, will be one of most

men. being in a ias byhimself .is a line plunger.will make a strong bid for the otherhalfback position, as he was an excel-

lent substitute last fall for Bradlee,Watson, who really played more regu-

larly than probably will pilotthe team. His ability will equal Logan'sbut the latter had morewhich fact gave the prcferen e In theall Va'e game. The line willhe a greit problem for the first monthor so However, the Haughton systemcan lie depended upon to produce a teamthat will compare favorably with toeCrimson elevens of the last few years,which were In a separate and distinctchisM liv

Yale Is In a position much the sameas that of as it has nothad i w inner sin e Ted Coy s

team in l!nl- This year the Billhave upon thefamous guard of the early '0 and ValeIdol to return and assist Hinckty toput the Bulldog back Into the ehamplo -hip running such a cer-

tainly should lie successful.The Yale freshman team last vear

was wonderful and the way it moweddown the and Harvard fresh-men spells no hope this year for theList two tamed

In Legore Yale has the most re-

sourceful fullback in the country. H"l a grand kicker and can handle thaforward mss like a baseball. He was

for the One openplaving that was at NewHaven last fall. This play alone won

:he Princeton game and mowed downLoblgh, Notre Dame. Colgate andBrown. The Ha-va- rd and W and J.elevens were the only ones to cope

with the open attack and theirlUCCeWa was due to the fact that theythought about nothing all season but todevelop defence to break it up.HlnckOy no doubt will develop the opengame further this vear. and If he makesthe strides that were made Inst fall hewill the game. Yale hasa very bright outlook and the bestchalice since 1101 to dethrone the cham-pion. Harvard.

Princeton has aboPahed the Idea ofhaving n lot of old men mmlng hackand asuuming charge of football beforethe big gamaa with Yale and HarvardThla plan has not been a auccese In

fact. It has proved ratherthan aiding the cause

Spe..!y Hush should be the man ofthe hour at Princeton WMr he lacks ex-

perience In coaching large college teamshe. on ihf other hand, baa had more ex-

perience prep school boys thanany other men the exception of Al

Sharpe of Cornell and upplie. presentcoach at Illinois, artio made such a won-

derful record last year. The reco il- - ofthe two men last named have disprovedthe theory that a prep school coachcould not handle a large college team

Hush has someof the game' best players, the moatnotable being of Brown and

apt. Barrett of Cornell,The spring practice at Tlgertown was

the best that Princeton ever held. Thiswork gave Hush an to studyhis material and he is therefore awareof what mat- be expected from the menHush is a keen student of the game anda strong believer of open football.Princeton is going to lie beard from tli. afall.

Cornell will retain thesame squad that beat Penn and Michi-gan, and with Dr. Al Sharpe still Incharge the bi red team will he hardto beat.

Columbia has taken up the gnmeagain, and this la an excellent boostfor the aport New York, our largestcity, has been without big football since1905, and the return of the game to the

after a layoff of ten yeanwill mean greater Interest than ever.

Jlen Warner will take charge of foot-ha- ll

at Plttiburg this season. Pop prob-ably has been the most successful andresourceful coach in the Kast. Hie suc-- i

' M at Carlisle was j aa a.strategist he Is probably the gaitlO'lgreatest exponent litshurg ia to be

on obtaining his services,and with the good material to be foundthere, Warner should have noIn living up to his

Pann State will start tha reason wihalmost a veteran team The only menlost by were Captain Toblnand Big Zeb Limb. The vacanO) loftby the former will be filled by Barryman, State's star halfback In f 3, whowas Ineligible laat fall while Big Zen'splace at left tackle probably will befilled by Zarneskl. the 00 pounder fromKrle High School.

Mick Harlow, one of the greater:tackles ever produced In the least, willbe head roaoh, and will be assisted byWhitney of who will remainall season. Brlckley of Harvard liesbeen Invited to assiat for i couple ofweeks In Harlo.v will assume his duties with the bent wish a

of all Htate men and coaches who hatebaan connected with the team in thepast ; and with his wide offootball and fighting spirit he Is sureto be successful.

W. and J.. which was considered byfootball experts as being nearly iliaequal of tin- Harvard team laat aeaaon,will lose all of the veteran!who such tine records under BobKolwell. However, Old Hob may lie Ii

pattdod upon to turn out a winner againIf It la at all In the wood Bob Is agreat coach, and with hasbeen a sensation In the Kaai altn-- his

from Pann'gh. ani Brown alwava

proved io he blocks for auvona of the big five Eaitarn teama, and

HMiiipimwiip

Yale Now About Ready) toResume Its Place at Top

Legore Good Necleus Around Which Hinkey May De-

velop Famous Open Passing Game Point GreaterEfficiency Harvard Will Miss Stars.

RUSH SHOULD MAN

nlvrralty I'ennayl-tanla'- a

llairiieirk.

Trumbull,

graduation.

developed.

llaughton's

im-

possibility

llaughton'sdependable

McKlnlock

experience,

Important

themselves.

Pannsylvanla,Champion-

shipprevailed llefTeinngir

combination

PrllMMton

primarily responsibledeveloped

suc-

cessfully

revolutionise

detrimental

handling

successfully. developed

gpnckllni

opportunity

practically

metropolis

phenomenal

congratulated

difficultyreputation.

graduation

Dartmouth

Septemlier.

knowledge

practically

Haughton

graduationLafayette

stumbling

OF HOUR AT PRINCETON

a victory over any of the three abovenaraad was considered a swi et accom-plishment.

Coach Robinson of Browu Is ve;--

efficient and has the faculM of com-pelling his men to plav far beyondthemselves. This Is what his stampedhltn as one of the best known coach aIn the lOaat

Keadv and Willie Crowell. reapertlccoachea at Lehigh and Lnfitette, areponaldorad among the beat Kesd'sLehigh eleven laat fall was a corke-- ,hating suffered only one defeat, andthat at the hands of Yale The Brownand While boys held the big Blueteam even In the first two periods olplay, but in the aerond half lupertfl.'phvstoal condition enabled Ynle toscore three tourhdowne.

Crowell at Lafatette humped tpagainst more discouraging clrc imstancesthan any other coac), has had to con-tend with for many years Besides los-ing two of his hest men by accidents,the typhoid germ also go' In sumheavy work and put almost the entirevarsity in the hospital However, nspite of these distressing clr umstanre.he finished out the season fairly

and big things ar- - expectedfrom him this fall With a few morman iik.- Pott Maaflald, the giant tackle,and Benfer, the ?nn pound fullbick fromAlbright, the outlook for Lafatette isvert encouraging.

The Arm and Navy should have theirusual high class teams Lieut. CharleyDa lay, with two victor! aa over the nyiIn the last two sonaona. will get againaa head coach of the West Pointeleven, while Lieut. Ingram will assumethe responsibilities aa head coach atAnnapolis 1: gram wis chosen for thisposition over ail other graduates, as heis though) to be the one man who canrestore the Navy team to Its formr ex-cellence and bring home the scalp ofthe aoldlers from the annual game

the two service teams, which willbe held m New York this year. Imtramwas one of the Navy's greatest half,backs and was the last warrior to scona touchdown against the Army HePoaaiaata the ability to Inatll Indeliblyupon t'te mlndl of the players his ownWldl knowledge of the game, and willbe assisted by a large corps of coachea,the most notable of wh un will be Hard-wick. famous aa a star at Harvard dur-ing the last three tears lioug How-ard, bend conch at Annapolis for thelast four yars, will assist Ingram fromtime to time, while Babe Brown andLieut Ingram, brother of Jonas, anal iar nee W et mouth. Yale's former full-back, will round out what will constituteore of the best coaching staffs in theKast The writer also will contributehis services at different times. Thespring practice at Annapolis this yeartinned to be very satutfactort

Koatrr Smford is tipping his friendsoff to lay e en mono on his Hutgersteam against Princeton. This nmetip leaked out laat year, and a numberof aupportan found themselves on thethe wrong end when th final score wnshung up. However, this year Sandy'lproap ts are very bright and he ex-pects to lake the rut out of Hutgers bylllppll g one over on the Tigers.

yielding Yost will direct footballaffairs again at Michigan He no doubthue turned out the greatest teams thathave come from the Weat Ilia eleven!of 'i'J, Ml and '01 are renuiiiber.il atlllaa the gnataet scoring machines of adecade The Wolvarinaa last aaaaondefeated Pann with ease, but wereWhlppad themselves In both Cornell andHarvard In Maulbetsch. Yost has aWonderful halfback, and considering hisBiaa, it Is doubtful If there ever wis abetter line plunger The freshman teamwill turn over some likely looking ma-terial, which should aid the M.nxe andBlue coach iii polishing off a representa-tive Yost squad

Illinois, with lUPPk at the helm, willmake a strong bid to retain the Westernconference championship The otherba ns composing the conference havehad a year to study out a defence tomeet hie versatile utiacka However,hi- - open gume has deveiopod to such anextent that It Is necessary that the mOOlcareful siudy be brought to play in orderto enable Opponent! to cope successfullywith deceptive tactlca,

Andy Brnlth, the formar Pannsylvanlaroach. Is now In charge of football atPurdue and informs the writer that heIs going to hate a wonderful teamSmith is a great coai ii Smith's menare clamoring for a victory over Chi-cago, something that never has been

and lailete that if the Pur-ple can win from Stagg's team andtherein break It! hoodoo It then willhave an excellent Chanci for the cham-pionship.

Alonxo Stagg. Chicago's tutor, fatherof Western football, stands as promi-nently In the West as does Walter CampIn tip Last Stagg has laen turningout winning teams at Cliloago for sol ing that nothing elae Is expected. It latoo bad. however, that some of the prom-

inent Kaatern teams are not on theschedule, as intersectlonal clashes givethe game irreat booatl and would makeInteresting residing for the general pub-H-

Wisconsin and Minnesota also loomup strong on the horlion Indiana,Northwestern and Ohio do not seem tohave the class that the other conferenceteams have.

The Missouri Valley conference squadsare invariably well matched, and theirgames therefore are strongly contestedProbably the teams that fight hardestfor victory over each other are Missouriand Kansas. In a game between thesetwo universities the victor Is prouderthan If the championship had been annexed, and the season Is Immedhvely

land ,'i success. This rivalry hasbeen handed down for years and It la

doubtful If more holly contested battlesare witnessed on any gridiron

HINKEY SLOGAN SPEED.

en Hoi. - I'ul Pre in loin on It,"lie gaga Wants llraty Line.Nrw HAVIKi Sept 11 Head Coach

Prank Hinkey of the Yale footballsquud Is working constantly for speedIn his drilling f 'he football can-

didates at the Madison Country Clubgolf links. "I wan! weight in the line."s fid Coach Hinkey y ; "but morethan anything else I want speed. Thenew football rules place a premiumupon apaad, and Yale will have speedthis year nliove all elie."

Yale will present an unusually strongback ""Id Ihli year. Alex Wilson, thiswar's captain, win play quarterback,riuemiey will be left at left half. Hco-Vl- l,

a terrific line smaaher. will play theother half, and the wonderful Hurry 1st

liore Will be a' fullback. Wilson andLe flora an regulars from loaf jear,while (tuernsey and Scovll were firststring substitutes The four have playedtogether In several of last year's games.

Le flora will do the punting and dropkicking, while Wlleon and liuernsey willbe used m relief klckera

Hinkey dosed the firs! week of prnc-Ua- a

With a mOming and nfternoon u

of alarm! diill and Individual workCups Black, a star tackle on last year'sfiaahmtin eleven. Joined the aqiaui thisafternoon Black baa a atlgtit acKilar- -

1M . I.)Oun, s w - -- , AaaaaaAeVdiS

ahlp entiineileinent whtoh will requiretutoring In New Haven every morninguntil the aquad move up to the bowl.He has kept down to weight, however, t

by working near the ovens of the Wards'bakeries In The Hronx during the sum-mer, so one aeawlon of practice a daynhould be aufflolent to nut him In ootvdl- -

tlon for the Iceein uocnpetltlon whloh eoonwrlll be under way for line poaltlona.

N. Y. U. BEGINS EARLY.atarta Prarttre w .Strong

Haekflelil germs i retainAfter a reat of nearly four months the

New York Cnlvenlty football team willraaWIM Its actlvltlea after-noon on the field at Pniveralty Heights.This will be the first time In eeveralyears that actual practice haa beenheld on the college grounds prior to the:formal opening of achool.

At present the prospects for the Vio- -Ipt team appeal to be bright. Althougheil regulars were lost through gradua- -

tlon last June enough new material hasbeen unearthed to fill them vacancies.

Mct'ulloch, the stsr halfback, who waaalwent from college during the wholeof last season, will lie on hand Mon-day. The news of hla return was apleasant surprise to Coach Iteilly. forwith Cann as the other half and Bern-stein at full the lOeal team will havean excellent hackfleld In larth offensiveami defensive work.

It Is Imtiosslhle at present to get anyline on the forward positions. Capt.goman and Sokolower. howeter. aresure of their places at tackle and guardrespectively.

Notices have been sent out to allmembers of the university Interested Infootball, so that a large attendance Isexpected at the first practice.

BIG CORNELL PROBLEM

TO SUPPLANT O'HEARN

sine End PrlnelpBl i.ss From

LaM Your Bqnad Will

Report Tut'sdiii .

tTMtc.t. Sept 11 At least fifty ramll-- I

dates for the Cornell football team nreexpect ad to don the toga next Tueeslatahen Ihi Inlt'al practice of the seasonwill be held on the practice gridiron ad.Joining the new clubhouse on Sohoell-kop- f

Plaid. Heod Coach Sharpe. who isexpected to retuh Ithaca Monday, hopes'to have all of the atallabte varsity eat- -erans an I members of the tepiad of lasttear on hand for the first workout, andmemliers of last vetr's freshman teamalso have been notified to reort.

Tlie. first came of the season, with(

tlefttsburg. ia scheduled to be playedtwo weeks after the tsjienlng practice,so the time will lie short enough Inwhich to put a team in the field Afterthe flattyaburg game Cornell will take

I tin the fo. lowing opisinents Otierlln.Williams. Bucknoll, Harvard, Virginia

I Polytechnic institute. Michigan, w.isii-- i

ingtnti ami ie and Pennsylvania. Thisis one of tiie stitTest schedules a I'ornellteam las faced m years and will taxthe utmost efforts of coaches and stiuad

Prom Hie ataisiptilnt of material theIthaCani are rensoiiiibly wall off, andwith the prestige of las! years mostsuccessful season in a decade behindthem they are eiected to make morefirm Cornell'! grip on a raapectabla posi-tion among the football leaden

B) graduation Cornell iost O'Haamright end , Callogly. left tackle Bhuteland Coliyer. halfbacks, and Phtllppl andHill, fullbacks. In addition Munslck, asub guard, and laiuu. sub end, receivedtheir diplortfcas

Ti'rr remain as a nucleus for theteam, provided all of them are mi gnndstanding as far sa their unlterslitwork Is eonoarnod, the following Allen,right taikle; Anderson, right guard;Cool, centre; Tlllet, left guard, rthel- -

ton, left end; Bar rait, quarterback,and Polling, halfback In addition, the!eaarfhaa can amnl on Bktklajr, sub endSander, sub end. li.tile, Jameson and.lewett. sub tackles, rnydir. sub guard;Uawla and Mueller, sub halfback, ami i

Kleliiert. sub fullback besides a num- -

ber of eOpffSUIUOrea, some of whom matoooto through istst yen s nwgliiiipiiteam did not est ihlish mu li of a repu-tation, but It had among Itl member!saveraj men of fair ability, who with'catirhlng ought to make pretty gmsivarrlty material.

'Hie line substitutes of last yciirihoW ad considerable promise, and Usechances Hre giant for the developmentof a good bUfgt of forwarda The irob- -lem seems to be to find i good ODd tOnil O'Heam'a shoes, two or three giwsihalfbacks and a fullback

Cornell'! coaching system this fall i

will be the same as th it Which madesuch a maiktsi gunragg a roar ago.1with r A II. Sluiria. hand coach. Dan I

iteesi line cosoii anil Hay Van I Irmullemi ooaoh,

FORI )H AM OUT TUESDAY.Illg i'ii mill Kapecled Vo OaaBO

With Columbia Thla Seaaon.Pootball practiiv at Pordham Uni-

versity will begin Tuesday One oftie- - largest squads In yaara is expectedto report to Manager Dodln, as enthusi-asm ts greatly aroused among the stu-dent body over the annoutaemenl thatHarry Vaughn of Yale is to be headcoach at PtWdham thla year AsVaughn hsj had aUOOSM n ins work ofcoaching nt Yale Cap! DuiM of thnPordham leam Is more than confidentthat hla eleven will give a gisid ac-count of Itself tn the big games with'ieorgetown, Carlisle Indians, Holy Crossand Villanova.

There will he no Fordhnm-Columbl-

game this year After a conference ofManagers Dodln and l.yneh of Purdhamwith llarry nf Columbia it wasdecided that It Is wiser not to schedulea game this year with a team SJ strongas Pordham. it is mors than probable,In view of the friendlv relations eglatlngbdttveon tite universities, that a gamewill las scheduled for next year.

COLGATE FORTUNATE.gtrartont anil Rnlilnmn t re Ogill

Hrgalan l.nat b I'lrven.HaMit.ToN, N Y . Sept The call

of candidates for the Colgate footballteam hue n sent out and the aiiuadwill report for the nrst practice onWhltnnll Field Mondav

Uarry Bankhart, the former Dartmauthstar, will begin hla thirty-thir- season ashead conch and will be lllllted by twoalumni stars.

The work tills season will centrearound the development of two half- -

backs to fill the vacancies of Swartnutami Hobinson Fottler and la?ary, twosecond string men, are the only othersmissing from last year's lineup.

PITTS CHANCES GOOD.I.nt of Vetrrsns and Hla Promising

I'rrahnirn Available.I'lTTSBt'S'i, Sexit. 1- 1- The University

of rittaburg football team has startedIts preliminary training season nt Wlnd-- 1

ber. I'a seventy miles from Pittsburg.I CMsnn S Warner Is In charge of thlrty-- :

five candidates, nearly half of them lettermen in i a n. me tr ahniati team willprovide aiv good men for the varsity.

The one year residence rrule. goesInto effect next fall and this la the lastyear that Pitt will be sou to playfreahnreaa.

Away from HeatIn the swift breezy rush overcool sparkling waters, you for-

get the city's dust and heat. Bring thechildren with you for a one-da- y tripup the Hudson. It's a hot-weath-

er

treat you will enjoy immensely.4.1.1. a ut li l DAILY KXCT.rT MflffVAT.

Music Itestatirant Direct rail ixinnertlons. All through rail tickets between NewYork and Albany accepted

Leave Iteshroaaea gto a ilt A M West 42d St., 0 On A M West tjtlth St n 20V M Yonhers 11,1 A M landing m Wen Pnlni Nitthiirgh I'oilghkeepsle. KingstonPoint. Cstsklll. Hudson and Albany

Alan BeebraetM at.. H I" W 42d St in W uoth It., 10 20. Yonkera. in in A Mfor Hear Mountain. West Point, Cornwall. Newhurgli and Poughkeepsle

iJron j&tf amboat (iaCONEY ISLANDJtAVg XAKriT ItgTM MTHKt'.T

ti in In an an A M 12 N I Is, -' 2 IS,a an 4 l. A BO ao 7 SO, s:40 p M

UCAVr I'IKK I. 'KHI KIVKRItl 211. II It M 12 IS, IS, Sap. 45.a to 4 I A, a mi. i. IS 7 111. s Ift. ti SO P MI.VH. gTRRPIJM'IIAgr. t IIM I IKI.AND12 2.1. i 4, 2 M, .1 io. .i 4 aa, ,i IS, a. io.7 a:,. S IA, (' 2.i. 10 411 IV M

ROCKAWAY BEACHair "GRAND REPUBLIC"Lve.Vonkm.8f3A A M W.Mgth gtun I0A.M

I IS I'M Tier I. V It to 2U A.M 2 ISI'M Hockawav Reach. 12 ail. a Ml ' l

I in in Ntr. of) rang Republic. "Sr o.ni I In"-- - gagti 12th.

s" "GRAND REPUBLIC"si II II I I' III IIMON 1 HIIKl NI4Y MTII Mill K mill

Vr.eOCEAN"T A ITR ITSawmwwt mtiiDalit at a I, M. frmii Pier I N It ONI V

Meekdats. 7S, Snndats A llolldat.. SI.Arromniodallon! tor ami childrenKestaiiram and liar unrter Co 'a management"Taurus" II II. I innltmte tn Operate

DIM I I mil lurtber Nullie

Largest Riicr Steamships inthe World

RBHVICB PHI V INCH DIM.StMIA V.

I I IM I II lilt I.I I

Pier 82. N K ft Fsaal t. 3 81 P.M.West ISM Of. Pier.. a on I'M.t are, unr aii, 11. trip. 11 Mi

PCOPIiBI MBPlef WI. V' rlli ftltrr a 'si P l

West 1821 St S 30 lNKnre, .sir urn 12. rcaiail trtp, $8. In,

KISHT KXI'HKSiS -Pier 82 Niwth River. . . Oft P.M.Weat 182.1 street io re I' jiFare, oa! wafi - rtsin.; trtp la ?0.spei-ta- l liatlifht service -- ants..

leatlii. Pier 32 N K S M A. MWest ISM it in uo A. M,

Taarlal Ante Hate. S8.O0 and lift onen. sat. 17 SO ana Sir. retina trip.

Till. SPRljlO 0400

FALL RIVER LINETO BOSTON $4.00

S:ra It Pier II. N M . fi Filld.il.t nt I Ho I' M M

Praviatsare IJae. ati ,t Plar II, S R , ft,K.iltun Si rr- -i urfk .lava mily, r, ,m 1 M

New Lun. Ion Line, sir Pier I". N itfi Houston 4. -i- , ,iats on;. li p mIMrr TO B It. ft B tli St. I I' M

Neit lledfuril l ine, - i Pier 10, I:ft Roust on nt . week daya unit, a: ' OS P. It.

New llntrn Line, tr v, lier . s K It. '!.Oath.tr. ue l . week .lata enly. I IT, 1' MPier 7.1, ft R ISd St J ul) P M

llriilsenort daia only, at:Pir :a. : K ,i io iv m Pier ;o, ft. Kltd St., till P M

I ; 1 4.i-5riiE?-A

Tip the beautiful huoson5STEEL STR "HIGHLANDERHeekil.it" HundSIS I t" Hitler) tl IS,W.ssdSt. Bilfl, v. sid hi. 10 ao. v. IMtfesi. Ill 4l. Vonkera 1 1 ill A. M. Itounil Trip,lialiv. mic. ChlwranaaSaa. Huodaya. 76o.Children. WSlrAI.I.IHTKHHT'B'TI'O. Tel Ilroa.l

TBS publle I e plraad g

BOSTON $2.80Ma Una! anil Rail, not Mi 11:11 S3. tilDDminrwrc ioai $1.75I WTIIL.OVL. Dire.

Ml T HIP SI. Ill

Colonial LineKiraf-4'la- a'n ink to iht pctiplpWt'Pk tlaya antl Hundaya at 5 nn S fntniI'ltT .1I, N It fixit Wint HouHon Nt 41)OlltalllP llOOina. (I1.(M lO rV1.(NI. Hlrrlmffjtitpmpiit. liiNtwn 'Hi llruartlway amiSttd St Phone Hprinic M9I.

1T0 Atlantic CitvA bout a liuura, al ila lla-h-

"N'a-- r out o' algTht o' land."TupR'taya. 'r)tural.ta. tfai ur lave,

!t 30 A M.. Pier 4(, N ll .

font W 10th BJ . KW York.One way (2 50: Round Trip $3.50

Ren. I fur Polder '4" or 'r,h'..i .sprtnit 71!ATLANTIC CITY STEAMSHIP LINE

Atlantic HighlandsrSVFARElOCts.

Iiltoiitolillea tarried; .10 vara.Era Dally ft.lull si nest to south li .1A M . I'. MKerry .HlA.M .'JP M Tel llrnad iTOueSgiH

S. S. "MANDALAY"VBNiad TKIPS. See Aniuarment Ci.lunin

Tela: I'ler. Morn l;tuu. IlrnailItnlshth Colilnilnia Day. Highland Kails. Sept. uMANHATTAN

I INF. $1.00 TO ALBANYsieameis LV dally. Pier SB, North Rlter, fiaitWeat liniiston it,, B:J0 P. kf.i Weat iim dt.n P. Hi Telephone u2'jn Spring

Sight -- Seeing YachtsI ve. Mattery I'ler 10:30, 2 311. I'el llroad 3373.To BANU1 iioiik end the OCRAN 1:30 PM

50tf .i YACHT TRIP IV 75vac MT CLIFTON LgAVgO FOOT evasr atd OT.f i" ir.llns Citv fllaht Srrlnf Bat A Hull ',t sililTal nrvanl 3S2L Folders lu ail A i n, a.

HARTFORD LINEnn New Pier 20. Last Klver, foot of Pack

ona. iimo e. nn oumiaj, ii a r.n. ror t onnenajrut Klver laudloga. Write for kunuuer fuklv.

One-Da- y Outings tn Pnughkeepsle, New- -

tooaii. West Point or Rear Mountain.Afternnnn Rnaf r"r Weat Pogjt, New- -

lv)rKM pOuankrepsle,Kingston anil way landings, leaves PisihrosHCMIT, a.--

, p m w 4id st 1 p Rl.i w ixothHi 2 20 IV M Dally except Sunday Idealoiitlnss 10 West Point, returning by Sir

Until Ii I I ri.TOSL"

Hudson RiverDay Line

'Al.lt ANY IMY MMRlrKhrnrj fit . Tlrr. Tfl 41 II Sprint: N Y.

Eastern Steamship LinesA 11- -t he- - Way-b- Water

THE TANG OF THE SEA

To BOSTONA Most Fascinating Route River,

Sound, Ocean, HarborMK.THOI'OI.I r mm:

Mamm luiBrtf nii'l HunkrrMill. I.v.v I'lpr N I foot Mnrrnv

f rjrjr nur v M i nf Bmtoanrvtut H A. N1 Sunn- HfVirf murntiiai.I n"turi;iaier Kxprrw-- Phtmtntrr Srrirr.UM rMUiUfH ftir hiinllli!ic AutOtnoMIt,

To PORTLANDMAIM Ti WiHHtv Mine

KldMIMhltat Nrlh ! ..ml .iin Vorth.H.nrl.vo I'i.t 1t, H font Wiim'n -- t

TUflati Thum ml Hi r M gs .

MM., K V) A M A ilrMtihtful niKmllf 'J? hiiyr Trip 1'npfl.ifni thr 1'1'I'YBKAITTIPUL,

Ihrntigh Tlckrto to U Tolntv.HaiKltrtcr CtMrkM Ihruiigh.

FARES LOWKR THAN BY RAILTldtPtt ami Inf. irtnntmn m I'irrt. fetooall Tauiiil ami Nw ork rratio-ft- ( "itiiTt.s or MMrtOT Pvmmtrr Trefllcii ...irinifnt IMt I". It. York

"The World's Pltai.Grounds" v

k Granduiosmg

Gala Dayr r the

Brnent of WarSiiffi rrr..

w Ail the GermanItngina ft rtrMee.

M NV BANDS

tla lloal and IrolleyHon e.iei ,!'.. ta :Prot Idem e dl reel, SI .AO.Si I 1 1 1 H...IMS. Sl.isi. SI. VI and S'MHI.Ilallt, Iniliidlng Suoda), AMD P. It.i. 'ii Pier lu K. It 'I'liniie S7iai Heekmanlt Tl. k. t oniiv 790 llrnadway. N V.

I pt.istl 'I'l, ket llttlie ll'wa .mil 2.tii mi,u ui.. fur iiiu.iraiiil Polder.

Oil TO HRUMI'Irl IIV S S BKRMtfDIAK"BoakleisQrRUBCM.a CO Ltd 3. 11 w ,n. t.

II laa All i I,.. Norlheru ( riilse.16" ii" klei ii.. Had Cruel Line, Nasi Vork

CALIFORNIA WJ'rx-t'. iia.vm t i;i ('olnrMit rimnd Can von

Ml of ' .lit. I'm. i t TttSeMSi-v- i ( trltwia .iiu i Ui4vinrr

INDEPENDENT TOURS DAILYi ia all rout., allli etpen.es iniliidislliiiieraries arranged to auil Individualreuuirenienta.

OLD POINT & ; ? Hi'A mM LandWASHINGTON fiSSl w vS?

Sepl 2.',. Oet 0 A 1.1,

WHITE speii.ii Log Rata r- -

M0UNTAINS and gr, t.'i pettTfekem,Mrett'iti Wooda, ate,

Tour, daily to on wth.BERMUDA Woadeeful Autumn

eatfen Toura nf a. . ami indava Pniqoeiu Salllngl S.is Id

SHORT CRUISES r,T0 BOSTON SM'Hlt.n''

Trsnajportallo'' hi seeing, elr.,Iiu t ided fi III .iimi,.Dalit Iron S

.Sriiif fur bookln Tnul," pirinfrfefiiia all gAOM nitil araag ofarr

Full 7",, rji itailtd frte.

6E0. E. MARSTERS, Inc.. N. Y. CityISifl mtii not ai :l,t g.

Latr Summer and hall Toura to theLapoaitions. mcludins, Colorado Re-aor- ta,

Grand Canyon, CaliforniaCoaat Reaorta, Arizona NationalReaerve, Rooaevelt Dam, New Or-lea-

Panama Canal, etc. nortec)Toura He Luie. Drparturea September24. October 8. 22. November 4, 18

Trsvel Service absolutely the beM.I'rotframs, est liuates Informal Inn fr,a

TOURS TO SOUTH AMERICANoirmbfr M. Fhruitry , H.

THOS. COOK & SON24,'i n'way tlpp Citt Hall 'arkiSSI Fifth Ate il'nr Jlltli Sl.i.Mil 'fifth lie for lilllljosl Broadway Car. ISd Si.i

ilallora to the' liaposlilon areill, Inttted lo Inaper. our 't'ravel-P.v-htb-

In the Tranapnrlallon Bulldlna-

i s aS.lyeryhovri jFt

-

of this TripOiveLoaDelilvtEvery detail of equipmentthe highest attainment ofmodern comfort and invention.

Superior service end lew faree leSavannah, Macon, Augusta

Jacksonville, AtlantaBirmingham, Montgomery

seal all Southern PaintsCenault anr Ticket or Tourist Agent, orNEW Y0BK OFFICE 101 HITB AVE.

IDEAL VACATION TRIPSTo or Krom

PANAMA CANALAND CALIFORNIA

Large Ameriran Tra Lineri

FINLAND and KROONLAND:.,ooo Tuns Dtaglaaagtagi

Iniai l"l,T tl, N. K. KromNKW UIHh SIN IKINIISrO'

SEPT. 18 VT OCT. 12Oct. 13 Nov. 6 Nov. 6 Nov. 30;

To iir I'rnm allfornlaKirat Cabin i2.t ap iMertBeoialeCabtti Kinnr.

To or I rum l.tliniiii, nf PanamaFirst Cabin pta up IfflemeriiateCeMnTaMup

Ineliidlne Meals anil llerlh.iir.sT or- rnniMI and SRHTICI

Aleo t'limtilnatliin alifernla TripsWATRR Hill TK iim: WAV

HAIL HOI Tl ihiii it tv. I Y

PANAMA PACIFIC IMMtVXav

American LineAMERICAN STEAMERS

Under the American Flap;N.Y. Liverpool, Pier 62.N.R., Noon

i 1 mil. gegt, i! Phllagelpbla Sept. m

White Star LineN.Y. Liverpool, Pler60,N.R.. Noonlaplaag. Sept, l.lllallle Sept. OAzores Gibraltar Naples Genoa j

I uniuilr sag aaaaii 'III in 1 tiOH U r, i HH !,.. a. irl. mnmi Km tor.

FRENCH LINEIlipsajtiU .Pile-- rtlf I ra.ua All, i li ll.) U

POSTAL HKRYICK.

Sailings for BORDEAUXCHICAGO Sept. 18, 3 P. M.LA TOURAINE. Sept. 25, 3 P. M.ESPAGNE Oct. 2, 3 P. M.ROCHAMBEAU ... Oct. 9, 3 P. M

FOK I.NSKiu; (ATION APPLYlu Ntete St.. N. T.COMPANY'S OFFICE rtiono llroad ItlOl.

CUNARDRats busked IS41

EUROPE VIA LIVERPOOL'

Orduna Sat.. Sept. 25, 10 A. M.SAXQN1A BAT.. OCT. in A. MliKlll NA SAT., OCT. 2:i. 1(1 A. M.Tl SI ANIA Kill OCT. 11. I'. M.

SAAONIA HAT NOV. 1), ll) A. M.r.n Route to tltjuajow,

in t n n nil. it ma 11 tmll btsyklogs " all priiiiipaJ porta ' this

I OMPANI 'S OPPICIC Slate gti.N.T.

To I ullfornia KapoaillmiM sea Jamaica.Havana. Panama an en ruute SenU forhouklet I nlfeit I ut 4 o. , 17 H. itter I'.aca.Citj Ti. kmtjrtt.r. istl Broadway. X. r.

Ol.ll DOMINION I. INF.To all points S" iili en Weal Kvery wrek-ila- v

J P 11 I'ler 2i. Norili lllver. Tel.:i""i Kianklln.

Ill it III 4,11 I 4NII VILST INIIIHgfrAStaUIP LINKS cit ii.- MafloryWant Porto 111. o l.liie ii B'way, N. Y

SPECIAL FALL TOURS

CALIFORNIAS Urrk I'orionull oncliii int

I t villi S.t'nrilftV Ut't.iltiT B lid. I UViatltlM lfiivT 'ot.iral' Nprlnn- - rnlo- -

ILii Lie. S.'ilt I :iLi'ikpalt Ior t 'rtlif.i' iili ('fiaUil liniri in- -

.liiiil'ikt lit Hu Trwa Utxtr-n- l iranili'i' iii i tpl l i i.tl r 'i'l mil nt itl

St rlrnti- - .ml

1st CLASS THROUGHOUTIIi'hI totsfUi a'aiiilnrd Pulliiuin. POOV

p;rt mtnta drnwlni room; aito tmiri,udf trll- iranfi" 9tC

Huhl for PrM lliviklft. Pa

FRANK TOURIST CO.,oiiii .nt aiipoliitril Clnrt1 lour

Knitt of lloih i allfornla KxpoaltloiiR.g9A BfOMlVall N V, 'I't'lcphoiH1 t:.:(i Kranklfn.

rm nd Nu Onlfra.V SH KQT ,N" IWpl U - -- Tha" unny

erdn irtM tar.ua.l

Klrt A9U Chti I HnlllnicfW't.rth.KiMirth PUld Artlllr. dtjld f"r en-i-

rwrrtiltlni trvic ami in 11 proottMl torolumbUl loirr.H-k-- rplifkiiiK Kir. a lpiit.!.irr(iu v.. Rtndo suth Plaid ArtllUry,

rront duty ihrtgi tnd from further diitfin rirrultlni Mrvle.

Itavoond l.ti ut A 1 PndltM, Jr ,

U luoilic""! jo tho i;tahtl.'th CompAtlViMojor Klllntl J. (""orpa nf In- -

tnrorti frtm Mow Vork elty to LitiiRock. Ark

Copt. Harnl'1 Klakav t'orp of Kn-pit roi from Plttoburs, Po.

n pt itansiin I. ItMcki Twenty four hinfaiitrv, dototfod Of MCVlct In tlo- ilfnol

Thaaa aavy ordori i ire looiiodiLlaut n. W llapTl frt-n- lha H1ohlga.lt

t.t nmtnond inf i"n ii v Undrrwoodt junior r

fr'in iUe s'pwrin m Naval AcadatTty.Swrni-o- A. DUtlbar, from I ba Mla- -

ourt tn the WyomingPaaaad Aaatotonl SurKn J, It. Pollard,

from tin' Kentucky to th" MtnntaotcVPaaaad Aoototanl Burgoon J a Hieiio,

frt.tn tha Polawara t tin1 KfntttckyI'aant'il AtsistHiit BurgaOh Q H Whit-

itmri'. from iiic uisctMiatn to tin Varmont.14111 ti Aaaiatani Bttrgaon t

Dunkar, from tha Vermont to bomt andw alt nrili ra.

Aaalatani Burgoen W B Wential. M. lic to naval madicall arhool a nit navalhoapttali WaahtngtoOi P. C.

Suritton 1.. C, Mlnii-r- rtalgggtloi

Moirniciitsi of Nal ragca.VVaifHINUTtNi s. pt. to Thi tug o.st-e-

i la re. from iuan .an.ii no for I'. rt - anHHnoa, fuii phip Kanaarhi haa wMlod fromI'ort Arthur, 'iv f.ir Hampton RoadaiMiitlar Uari from Mart laland fo Ba boaThe . t uir-.-- Ii r Molnoa baa arrU &Candla lalandi daatroyara Raid an.i hamtog at pfag pnrt lupBly big Culgpa tCgn kfaytlan. vrulaar Chicago at Bootonygrd, haitifMhip MiaaouH at Phltadrlphla,rut"r baavar ia pj battlaahlp ii

mi ii Bin al PhlaV'talpnlai mini' ihlp Ramora ai L nn Havan Road a, ruiat t BanIlffn .tn BUpgty ahip Qtaolar . r,

PrABdaco, batt.i-abl- Ohio at rtillaileipbia.

WEATHER FORECAST

Washincm PrediPtloiU forToday iimi

for Nrn Ynrlt rind Ntw Tnlainde f- - roolrr , ; fftir n nir- -

rnw: mmlprrttr MHtMYll wlnil.Kor Nw it rif f Md fiiKirn rrnnnv

vnrrtfi. fair ni1 Altlvwhtl lnrr tmp-T-tu-

to'lH' pfOtMMl fair In morrow ;

nwi'li-rnt- varlih WindKor WM'rn Nw York, partly rlouilv

anil rnlr 0tjai elowHr1

ruoilfrntf IMPtbSlI w Intlt.NKV rORKi Ht pi. alg Tbfl pr. umir b- -

rnm" hlith orr noarly nil p.irtu of throiint ry ftttttAif ex pt Nf Knarliirt'tami tlif plri( ;tu Rtattf

Th dtJrftta)tOH Whlrfl haXl mvrtd thrcjifnil fM I I tnl thr

m no Indlt Htl'in of dlftaPblllf 0 pnirnf.Hhowpra octiirrp'l In Ihf latMJ FVfflMiaj

nnl ppr M ppt VhII'V. 't no tn n

rln mnU r H t h r. an I T i In fll Int'tn h an W OfntUR

tu h lOWM per. ir. orrtirrorl lfthe North ttffl Hmnv fell In MMtftM nn'ltrmpprn Ittfvi ri VVlOD !h" trr i zlnarpoint In nnrthi rn purta of that Htat.

it nm llfhtty rnoltr in iMirti of h aItntfl ftnti. hut M trmr-- In th' aHaltM outnHtt-- ntnithwr"-- : ..r th- mMillr Iik1 rton

In thla nlry th Amf M fa.1r: llttlhnna? In u r Hill I, f n h 'rly, mfmi.' humlilliv. til par rtNl bar-

ornetir. corrreifd to rnid ti iev:, atI A M . ::t.:it; 3 r. M ?r

Thi- - ffinpf-rntiiri- ' In Hit's city yitrrrtav, ,mby thf offlrlal thrrmoniciiT. la hown

In thf annrttNl t.ihlr.1914 ITI int

in m I ivii O I' M,;t M 7f 01 V2 MM 7.

lllirho.t trmp'raiir. s7". at :i I'. M.laOWWl tgtBpWAtUfg, os n . In

EUROPEAN MAILS.

'I'll. nusslanAmerlrsn linrr fiitinrii.Mlltng lO'da) f.i Arehangel, til. taliemall, loalag it o a Mi, f"r ins.ua.

Th. rjraef liner .Athensl, sailing r.

rr f .r I'ira.ii-- . nr ink. in. ill. rlaalag all i' M f ir rireece ahen ipaclally alilrepsed milt

Tlie Hnllanil Imerlra liner Ittml.insailing Tu. ..lay fur RotteMam tt.i Pammitii, ui i take m i l rlaelng nt ii:.:,tA al, fur Rsmpt, eseepi itertneny, An.ma, Hungary, t.uxemnnrg, Turkeyi Italr,HuiKuri,. .Serbia, iininania. Raitaerlanii,tire see, Sortvay Sttnlen .n,,i tenii,.,rk'also f.ir Afrlra, Weal Asia and Rasl I ml It a. -' V liner ti n ipa, aalllna IVeilngai''!' fur Naples, will .ik. mil', il.i.-in- .1'

3" A. at. fur Italy, Romania, liira.-rt.-.seihia. Rsrltter'anil and Ureeee,

The White ."tar liner liplantt .allltifW'. l ie. lay fur Liverpool, mi: tak- - mall,eln.iinr at t.io a St., f.,- - Rumps, asrepitlermany, Austria, ll ntirr i.uaemk.i .

i irk.v Italy, Hi.. Netherlanita, Mnrsrav,S'te.ii a. Denmark, Rumania, tiuigarlaHer.,,,. u'IUer:..nl an, Heei-e- ; al-.- . forAfrlr.i. Weal Aala ami Baal India)

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINI Tl' K K AI.M N i '

AM' PM p.lsun n A 14 Sun wis 1, 11 Moon aets.7 ullliill WATER THIS l

AM AMsaaayn u 024 i;,,i 1.1 0 i: iieiicate n nlow WATCH THIS DAY.

AM: AM MBaodyH k S lSiOov 1st .1 m Hen nate i

Irrlted SATt'RDAV Reptemfcer 11ss siaunl. I. ." A M Lutein. n- -

Caiarina ime, tin a m iijiiijeiii.Ana .1

Hindoo I A M Mlddleabrourk A n Ji.Se fi.in Hall. Buenos Agree Atilne rnmiey, Muntrr- ii .sept 4

s. Bellgrano Colon, An. "s. iii 1. Muvat'ie. Sej.tsa pal ma Antlila, si i,t 1sa Arisoraan, Pblladelpnta. Setssa Photinia Newport New., SeptSa P;irk Haven. Norfolk Senls. Skipton Caatle, Boetoni s(.,isa Biirnhv Hewporl New. BepiSs Arapsnoe jseksnnvllle Sep- -

Sap irenes f.uekenl .1. N..rr k. Sept I.ge Jamestown Nurlulk se,i inSs Calabria, :M p M Olbrallar. Aui w

sRRIVEO PROM NRW VORKSa Itnlled state., Chriallsnaand, sept 1s. ajkanaaa, at Copenhag. u tSi nrlftamme ;it Qlbraltar si j.i tsa ciiinm at Valparaiso Senl IS City nf llaroila. at Sues, Sept inSa at Bermuda. Sepl in

BAttiRO Poi NKv VORKSa Chnattamaf from Bergen. Sepl I8a loannlna. from Plraiis, Sept ?Si Auaabeti frum Rotterdam Sepl :

OI'Ti;nN; STEAMSHIPSSa Ti day

Malls Veaaelii;,,ae Sail

till i..U a r. '.,,. . n pAntonio Lopei Cadii A M

Sail Tn morrowTneaaalQtilkl, lir."u oo P M ". P tK iiimv Trinidad, i m l .. I' IBl OrieOJtf New llrl. .it." . MJeRsrsoOi Norfolk ... . .

Bail ToeadayKt'iut-in- iti.tt. rdam M AM OS MM awk Jaeksont llle4'itt of si uouia, s,, .,

nab I eg p J

Kl 4k, li. lit. .Ion ...111 it III. .'.., P M

isroMi vo irv. k vntrsInn- Tn ..a

lirn Novii ktraooiu Augtiu la.itomc Hotterdon AUl,Hi'ka Lvnos iMonohoftor A)':ir:iltah .tetrorpool AnnKfrio. Uull .Augporlliml l.otuton ... A UJ

Oolhy .UTOTpiDOj A iiSt Ijoiho I.li t;oo1 H piHotfiiZ Aalborif ... AugNiirr latOllOOtl ,Loti Ion . PIKlam'n- Rotterdaun Alia!M:tr'ii--- o ffuii AugTrVilhtinnnt '.ir.!ifT S. ptPtanj.i Hull A orOuiura i Nsmornri Auf

Maf1 Kt f" BorruuJot Augc.iii formt Riirbodoi AugV;atita irsnm. k A'ieIrOIMi'lB M hv . . A mHoiiilnraa ttWilliam 0 iirti'ti ... Mulhnri KonlIMHrw-- Ihvnnit atHCity of Pt, LouU ova 'in iii

Due To morrowVirrtl ... Km Or .laiwiro A Mat

Vitiiif.'ontia CopotiliiHioii A U(iriifaot Coponhgijnii UCarwrtii NaMra Am,Sun OtOTftO N 'I ' AiliAtria HalboRHrama Voium BO iriiUuiowoa Colonrttmua IfoOf Or!r4nSiilnn1 Mnhitra Si' pi t

PUP Tu"! iv

ChionKO . .. . . Bordoaus Sopi ;

Cold LiverpoolCrttt Colon .. .. S. ;itPinlorid H N p 5ir'at 'ity Hr.-a- t An.

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s Cagnagtay. (iuantauaaio tf Htllalioroat noon yaatarday

Sa aa Hi", tlalvaaioiti Itl nilei aouth alJ u pit i r ai noon

sa ki Nori. Oalvaaititt. Sis gtllvi aouthwratoi Haitaraa a nt tn-

Sn El Ctd. Qwvraioti. MT m lea aal suulhi .t il

of Qalvaaton t if n noonHu Uulfoil an i Ooncmauaiti Port ArCtur,

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Ha S:i'it CaoiRl Cttloni wltra nortaof Colon ut I i' v;

Hn Mritnn Havana, 6 rmU a aouth ofBandy Hnoli it 1 r V

st cny nf Raagnnahi Bavannah milairi)uth nf Martina in1uatry at 1 c M

sa Imtladrtpl-.t- t Quayrgi I. f Blilaaaouth f s.i-- li ii. .i.k it r M

Hn llraro-- . Han J u.iii, i. glib aouth "Bgnilf Hook at noon

s iaanapi JaiJkacMiiHti milea north o'Oharlfalon i I P M

Sa Gocgut Baa Or ana, it m ,.of UtamOUd Srm;iU 7 I' M

Ur City of Si Uhiih. Bavanngh. laa naat'iBaouth of Bandy Honk al 110011

Tiu Apirai I ri Arthur mtlea Miuthof SiitvU Hook at lioon

Tu. Kaana, Brunaa 'U HS iinl- aouth fSaiuly Hook at I' M

Jt rsii- I rln la I it 0fflariTiu Nf Jarga) Hoiigti iiui - foi .

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