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THE NEW YORK TDIES. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 11. 1C0O. 9 HOW MUCH IS YOUR LOST ARTICLE "WORTH Jfyoa vtlue tt jf more ihtn thirty cents, If worth Advertising in the New York Times.

Telephone 1000 Bryant. Bill for advertisement wot after insertion. THE NEW YORK TIMES FINDS LOST ARTICLES. XSX IflVT YOKE tixxs ruios L0S1 DOJCT KT.T.r hst Urge bsefc halreomh. tortrtBeehell.

with onelnrh Romas fokA bsnd en ton, lost Aug. Mi. Mwhi Cafe Martin and IKK A ob hroadvay. but return It end get ii for rout (rouble eo. H.

Squire, 1 Maides lOT-Oe Oatee Iteen fad Halph. mall pe-kage address. nialr'e Pea a John ft Flnd-r plee return and liberal reward, r. M. sHark, Ill Mlrsrod Hrwklra.

wiHT-Out automobile an rwats from IM Hi. Ferry I lrI.b1r1f.?Ji! handbag, marked 8. Q. N. reward it returned lo B.

Q. rn, 11 Broad- way. LOT-Pcket book. 111. ring.

vaJuable ad-dmm, people's Theatre to Brooklyn. Williamsburg Bridge. Finder can kap wh. 84JA Stockton Bt. Brooklyn.

IvOST dge or rata ahould be looked for at tha Wde-A-Wee. Horn for Anlmala, 145 West JPHh. Open from It to d. LOUT ft mall h.ndbeg. Batarday arternooa at Knickerbocker Theatre; reward.

Return Hotel Endlcntt. Room 2M. 7uOT-aturdar night, on mth St. atation or Madison Av. car.

fold wmtoh; reward. Xaha. a Eaat HU Bt. lOUT One airndred shares of United States Steel Cor. oommon certificate No.

PlotlM for to shares registered In nama of V. H. Franklin Certificate No. PI am for eharee registered In nama of Ja Coppet IVvramui; transfer haa baan stopped, and all paraona ara cautioned Basinet negotiating eama. Notify BLYTH KMMONI, No.

41 Esrbange riaoa. J.OBT Septsmber I. on tha Aebury Park. A. M.

trip, balwaan 41d at. and Atlsntle Il'ghlande, a diamond and pearl combine-t'on pendant and elaep. liberal reward and no nueatlons asked If returned ta Joseph Vllmann. 10 West St. I.O-T Tueedsy evening, :0.

batwaan It Fat lth tth to Haarn'a. ladya fold watch, anitravad A. C. llbaral ra ward for return. Havua.

cara of Blaman-kroho. 11 East ITth 8U LOsT A ladv'a amall cold watch, Friday. on tha BouUvard. between Proapaet Park and Coney Ialand; a liberal reward to finder. ddrM H.

Lehrenkraaea. Etarllnc 3'laa. Brooklyn. IIN.M REWARD and no quaatlona aakad for rat urn of horae, Ttarnaaa, and waon, Corked Freeae Myrtle A 14 A. Thursday, Sept.

tth. freeae Broa. J.OtT Oold brad nacklaca and lockaC Mad-Uon Ar. or Hh At. to th Bt.

Return ta J. r.rrherdt. 124 tth or Arllntoa Hotel, II Waat Itth and racalra raward. I.OT Fox terrier, mala; anawera ta Jim: whlta, marked bJack around ayaa, black and a whlta far; reward. HaUawall, 170 ii rtanaa FlatboaK.

XMtT I and 19 nt rtore poeketbook with weddlnc rlna: liberal raward. Return Ilouaekeepar Hotel Klchflleo. 4 W. 14th t. LOT Pure whlla bull tarrlar, maU: round tan collar with allver nalla: euttabte ra- ward.

Dr. Palmer. HI Waat 44th Bt. 'lXHT Card ease containing 144, carda, and railroad ticket; tit reward If returned to A. tEaa.

Ui Waat llHh 6u I.OplT dnn or rata ahould ba looked for at the HUe-A-WVe. Home for Aalmale. 14t W. 1 1th. Open from 11 ta a.

l.OaT-Thureday, carnet braoalat, Wana-maktr'a to Itth: valuabl aa kaepiake; ra-ward. 14 Wt Itth Bt. LOST Black and whlta butldn. broken tall; I nod raward return. 9.

Bos ttl Tlraea, frimea Hnuere. I.OMT Collie dot, white faea. Return ta owner. Ill West 14th 8t and reoetve ra ward. LOST Frof pin.

act with atonaa. diamond yei; llbaral reward. Sacht. Maiden Lana. BOARDERS WANT-CD.

IQe. a 24c; 7t. 42c; 7 iconta to Mae. Waat lda. 81 BT PT IT.

IB. and 81 WEST. Toa Barata. Near nth A vt Oemireble rooma fr aentleman and famlllea; reaaonable; parlor dining room; aepereie table; table gueau; tranalenta aooom inm1atHl; telephone. HT WE8T.

Alfractlva large roomai n-allrnt labia board; rafrrancaa. MTll 44" WEST. Now open for Winter engagements: rooma alngly or en eulte; prt-vale balha; table and eervloa tha very beat; parlor dining; famlltra, gentlemen; reference; telrrhon. I.4 rooma. with txari; tibia guritu; rerftencea WK8T Finely fumtahed larga and email rooma witn aaoeiiaai tauie poara; yeferenrea.

W2l 77 WtHT. Two connecting rooma; running water; board; homelike; gentleman; 1" Piibway. tilumenfeld. EisT 1W WEST. Attractive Urge room; wall arpolntrd noma for young lady atudanu; refrrencee.

KD 11 We1T. For gentlemen; In own-ara bandaome private reeldence; near Park, Slat elevated; etrgaaxtv furnished rooma. an aulte, with bath, or alngly: superior cuisine; high-class appointments rererencee. 18T 4 WIWT. Desirable double rooms; aelact: near parse, levateo, ana auoway; table gMeels; references.

3D 123 WEST. Larga room and two. or gentleman roommate for present occupant; also alntcle room; reference exrhanged. t3D 12 WMT.r Two large rooma; home labia; reierencea cicnangm; taoie guests teiephona D30 ItUl WEHT. IJouble room, sultabla ror two young men or coupie; taoie gueeta tTH BT.

BUT. Nicely furnlahed roomt; excellent labia; parlor dining; table guests; taiepnone; reirrencca. Mra, J. OouainSj ftYHSf 1 WKST. Plraeant baik parlor; runnlna water; table gueeta; telephone; IT.

go. 12UTH PtTlleautirully furnished Bulla, two bedrooms and bath; mahogany, draped In blue; bird's-eye. draped In pink: every ronvenl. enoe; excellent table; second floor front; three persona, 13ft; four. could na rented alngly; not leas than two in rooma.

Uog Times, liar-leia. Eiceptlonal home offered business couple or two termed gentlemen; private rmmiijr; apart, rnent; fluhway, elevated; la each. Eureka, toa Pll Tlmea, Time Hqnare. 'iCaat IU. lfTII HT 1M EAST, Near tTnloa quara.

Verr desirable proms, with board. irnrT7. 1 Id AST. -Exceptionally CH, house: larga and amall rooma; xcellent table; table gueete. SiU KA8T.

Talrable large rooma with board; ball rooma; tsble board; references. Sitlt 44 EAST. Corner Madison twptlonally fine larga and amall rooma; with board: private baths; centrally located; raf erencea. MTH HT EAST. Offers to refined per-manent adulta large, cheerful eeeond and fourth floor rooms; sunny parlor dining; reference eeeentlal.

156 EAST. uprrtor cuisine: elegant larga rooms; bathroom adjoining; homelike sur roundlngs; reas-nsble price. SlA'llSt'N AViT'eTV 4. 8t -Entire I floor; other rooms; superior board- telerhmiee. MAWSON A detlrabla large third floor room, hardwood floor; larga cioecta; also parlor fUior; reference.

MAlIHON 'third floor, "or single rooma; very desirable; near 8ub wav. nrowklrM. Wtt-tjnw fT. 43. private housa.

lll sccommoits a few adulis wnii large rooms, together or r-arete: telephone: rvfereajca, wanted. 1V. a Hnt; 8lc; Tl- srarwa rhsa. About Oct. 1.

prtvBta family, room and amall mom off or alcove tor man, wife and taby, with board: reference echaned. it dreaa. atallng tonne, Buburban. HO Tim-jMwntown. imee gentleman anTli'ife.

room aaJ bard In private American family temia by the week, with full particulars. nnlree Ho -tin Times. Times ftouare anieu Hit couple aad'rhlidi one Urae roA and board, weet aide, poth to llvta BU A Bog Mo Tlroea Downtown. A.c" RJ 1 HE iTliM IfV. a 74..

2c; 7 rent. Waat tBBBBBgBBMBB WWESTOahtlamaii only, rtf batna; telephone; lefeeewce. XURjnCHZD ROOMS. IQe; liae; trordg fw WaatBlda. tmt 41 WMT, Oppoaita Bt, Patefa Chuech.t larga square rooma; nicely fur.

atsned; hot a ad eotd rwnalng water: larga rloa ate: price eg mt weak; private lafiUly; refer eocee required. TH BT 10 WEST. Twa large aeoaad-floor parlors; mod era; furnlahed ar parti fur-nlahed; en aulte or singly; gentlemen. 4WTH 110 WEST. Comfortable rooma; larga and amall; ail eoavsnieacee; up; prlvB tefsm I ly.

UBT tot large, airy rooma; mod ere a price; board optional; private boueo. MTH WEST-Deatlat or doctor's of. flea; attendants and appointments; tip to data. 2L 230 WEcTT. Nioely furnlahed front pertnr; connecting bedroom; suitable on, two gentlemen.

Lamot he. I7TH Ill WEST. Nicely furnished front room, bath adjoining, ta strictly wivat faov lly; Bear Hubway station; geotleman. 1S18T lit roosoa. new ly nlahed hot and onld water; private fam fly; wlih or without7 board; referencea.

MoTH BT. AND Bk3aDWAT. uynthlus: at. tractive room one or two gtntleraea; reaaone able, atllee, second floor. Eutllli.

I EAST, Opooalte Hotel Manhattan. Desirable large roooa, wild private balk; telephone. 1 EAST. Nicely furnlahed rooms; hlgh-claaa bouse; gentlemen, ladlea; break. fast optional; telephone.

27 EAKT Large, light, newly fur. pished rooma, with anterooms; corner Kouee. MTH 14 EAST. Large front room; run-jn I ng water; near bath; telephone; referencea. 64TH 44 EAST.

liTre front room, comfortably furnished; gentlemen; references) aa. aentlal; private house. MTH 73 EAST Cheerful large and amall rooms; running water; bath; private house. Brwwklym. MONTAOTJE TERRACE HEIGHTS, 8.

Overlooking the water; elegantly furnished large and amall rooma for gentleman; delightfully cool; flrat-claaa neighborhood. UHTURinSHED ROOMS. 10r. Mae; 24a; 45c; 7 trorda to Mra. 68th, tn West.

TTnfurnlshed room, sultabl for bachelor, for offloe of eoolety. or etudlo. HELP WANTED rEMALES. 10. Wag; 84A; 7 trorda ta flwe.

Dnaoatlg. WANTKI In apartment, excellent plain cook, (white;) must assist In washing; good wages Apply Sept. 10 and It between I and a. Mrs. Push, 411 West End Av, Stawogmpkara.

WANTED On tha weat alda, enmnatant etenngranher, willing to work; must be neat, painstaking, and accustomed to tabulating; office houra, A. M. to P. M. no Batur.

day half holidays; references required; state wages wanted. Boa OI Times. Times Ba, WANTED An experienced stenographer and Remington typewriter; Intelligent, rapid, and accurate. Addreaa. stating experience, references, and salary expected.

8., Bos 2S4 Times. Times Bquere. Mlaeellameoeia. WANTED In an importing house, a young woman aa an assistant to bookkeeper; accurate at figures, good penman, with some experience. Addreae 800 Eaat 87th Bt.

WANTED Primary teacher In Episcopal school; must understand handerrltlng: resident references salary moderate. Addreaa Dla-clpllne Teacher. Bog 801 Times. Times Bq. WANTED Office aaeistant; accurate with urea and familiar with typewriter.

Write In own hand, giving referencea, to Warehouse, T8S Eaat laid Bt. HELP WANTED MALES. 10a. sj Hag; 24c. 71..

7 trords fo Haa. Baekkeepen. DOOKKEEPER. Tjirge trust company wanta etperleneed bookkeeper ftmlllar with bank accounting; excellent opportunity) salary noil, fall or write to-day. Hapgoods, SOT tiroadway.

New York. Bteaoarrapliara. WANTED On the weat ilia, oompetsnt atenograohsr, willing to work; mutt be neat painstaking, and accustomed to tabulating; of rice houra. M. to a P.

M. no Batur. day half holidays; references required; state wagee wanted. Bog 001 Times. Times Bq.

WANTED Stenographer; young man preferred; tlon; atate age and aalary. Lumber, Bos 813 Time. Times Square. Mlaoellnnoatna. WANTED Man and boys to learn plumbing, plastering, bricklaying tradee: open all year, day and night; no loss of time: free catalogue; positions guaranteed.

Coyne Bros. Trade School. 14th and 10th Av city. Visitors welcome, WANTED-Ra familiar with talenhntu board la largo Insurance office; permanent position, witn advancement, for orderly, am-bltlous applicant. Addross In own handwriting and mention references, P.

O. Bos l.uaS New York City. WAVTRD A bright young man. about 1 year old. In office of a downtown wholesale paper house; opportunity for advancement.

Adireea. stating age, Ac, Bos 111 Tlmea Iowntown. WANTED A flrat-clasa experienced man to manage real estate; gtate aalary and experience; sleedy position and advancement. Ad rtreae by mail, Illng eV Blng. Urn Broadway.

WANTED Bright boy In newspaper office; aalary 4 to start; opportunity for advance ment. Address, stating age, A. Bos 2S i imes, iimes fquare. WANTED Boy about 18 years for orflee and to learn book tradet German-A mart can pre. erred.

Apply by letter to Q. E. Btechert 4h 12 ywh. WANTED A bright, ambitious office boy who la not afraid of tort, The Search Ldght publlahlng 24 Murray New Tork. WANTED Boy.

IT years of age, to learn tha printing business. Apply Robert Galr wnmgiiin nq i ri. jirooKiyn, WANTED Respectable tad aa office boy: opportunity for advsncement. Addreaa Contl. nental.

Bf Times Downtown. WANTED. A genu to aell Iota near ITTih Bt big commission. Edward Polak, Sd cor. lT4tb Bt.

WANTED Boya with voices (nr church; salary and training. Choirmaster. New Tork Tlmea. SITUATIONS WAHTED FEMALES. 10c Mm; 8I-.

1L. 3c: tcordg ft Haev Heasekeepers. HOV8EREEPER, dc-Reflned woman at housekeeper or companion to a lady; good reader; highest referencea. Capable, Tlmea, Harlem, Heasswerk. coog.

Uundreat, waitress: city referencea; city or country, sag aIt 4d at, farfsre. taitOsTrwphara. pTENOQRAPHER. Competent, wp-to-dat young ladydealraa permanent position good city referencea; well educated. Mis it poet Office ro i.an.

-thuf. otirnly egperlonced and competent; buslneaa. like; references; fig. Adaptability, 12 Tlmea lowntova. STENOGRAPHER and typewriter, four years experience: rapid, accurate; assist with work! best referencta.

Intelltgeat. 1SS Time powu town 6TENCXIHAPHER. Expert; thoroughly axoe" rlenced; understands law, tbchnloal and com. merclal work. Ml 14T Tlmea Downtown.

8TK.MK.RAPHKR and typewTtTerl Nw months' experience; neat, accurate: refer. encee; tS. Clare, 144 Tlmee Downtown TENORAPHEa-Intelllgent girl, limited ex- won jubx xne seme in telllgewt. Box I2t Tlmea bowntoweT SITDATIOIfS WANTED MALES. 10c.

a line; 7f tcortf fe Hag, ACCOfNTANT; BOOKKEEPER. Books writ. II." "P- adtusted at opening or eloae, trial bs lances and balance sheets drawn off! permanent or temporary; terms moderate! Accountant. Bog 84. Tlmea.

Harlem AClVl'NT ANT. wrllee up; oelanoea. aystematlave books; regular lntarvala a1 jcountant, J4S East BStJv gt. ACCOVNTA NT. Audit a.

statement, bookkaiTL Ing. trial balancea: termg moderata. AccouX anl. Waverley Place. w.Tupt.

Blr. BtWER aad VALET, by Japaneea. ft rat fUm. Mrbeal reference, Tamlaalil, MK, patera. bTENOGRAPHER.

tVc. Aa atenographsr and aealttaat. ywng manl7; beat of A rjMI gl Tw HtTt HfB T1 fi sbx V-laMU aw VaUta. TAUCT-toutif colored maa. smart.

BelU. gent, aa valet; can travel if nereaeary mrJnA education. Apply or write John Paval. Si Weat h. care PatHok.

-ro. Xil MlaoalUarwaa, COUTMR1A BTCCENT wishes work to eara A --A hi 1 1 ous, gotlve American, mi mgrrlfd, aa teUmator or aalesman; me. Sfa'tqr BRIDGE JUMPER SWAM TO TUQ $imd Unhurt After Leaping from tha Brooklyn Structure. After harln chatted pleaaontly with tha conductor of a Flatbuah Avenue ear while crovalnr tha Brooklyn Urldf a about o'clock yegterday afternoon, a short, thlck-aet man quietly removed nla coat, put It on th aea bealda him, gtepped quietly from tha ear. climbed through tha gteel and Jumped Into apace.

The conductor etopped the car and Van to the edfe of tha Booth diireway. He aaw tha man'a body falling; toward the river. Aa It etruck It threw a fountain of gpray twenty feet hl(h Into tha air. A few aecondg later tha man'a head appeared above tha water aoroe dlatanca from the point at which ha atruck the water. He waved his arma and shouted at tha crew, of a passing; tua.

Tha tus had a tow of lighters and could not go to. tha Jumper's anlitAiict, but It whlgtlfd to attract ths attention of another which made at once toward the man. who by thla time had begun to awlm, Reelng; tha tug; coming to nla aid. ha turned tta direction, reached Itg side safely, and climbed on board without help. Then the tug con.

tlnued on Ita trip up tha river. Koundaman Farrally of the Bridge squad heard of the Jump and sent several policemen to South Street, supposing tha tug would land the man. He Intended to arrest him for attempting auiclde. When the police reached a pier the wet figure of the Jumper could te seen In the bow of the boat. The Jumper waved a handkerchief at the policemen, evidently plenaed with their dilemma.

The man's coat waa taken to the police station at the Brooklyn end of thei bridge. The maker'a name had been cut irom It. A brass ring was found In one pocket and a buslneaa card of Kemp Aj gold leaf merchants, another, together with the written address. "Thomas UrelL 9V Second Place. Brooklyn.

N. The name James J. Rooneyvwas found scribbled on the back of the bualneea card, and Rooney. works for Kemp. It waa not Rooney who Jumped, however.

The police aay the man Is about 23 years old, feet 10 lncheg In height, and welgha 173 po inds. He wors no outer shirt, no collar, and no tie, HIT FORGOTTEN DYNAMITE. On Workman Waa Kllltd, Another SavtrtlylnJuradL Ona man was killed and another badly Injured yesterday by tha explosion of a forgotten charge of dynamite In a trench being dug at 123d Street and Broadway by the Rapid Transit Company. Tha dead man waa John Mo-Donald. 90 yea re old, whose addreaa la unknown fo the notice.

The man moat severely hurt Is Martin' Ferguson of 844 Vsn Brunt Street. Brooklyn. Ha Is In J. Hood wrlRDt Hosplta-L The two men, with several others, were working in the trench, which Is to be used for the laying of electric wires for use in the Subway, when McDonald struck tne oynamita witn a crowbar. There waa a sudden explosion, and both Mo- Lonaia ana erguaon, wno waa nearby, were-thrown to the bottom of tha trench.

Several of tha other men were atruck Dy nying rocaa. OCEAN TRAVELERS. Mr. and Mrs. Marconi Ara Among Thoaa Outward Bound.

Among the paaaergers booked to sail for Liverpool on the Cunarder Caronla to day are: Mr. and Mrs. William Marconi, Lieut. Com- menavr i. w.

lay lor united matea wavy Dr. and Mrs, Henry Conkllng, Mr. and Mrs, William T. Carter, Mr. and Ura.

Theodore m. irae, ana spencer B. Dickson, On tha North German Lloyd liner Kali er W'llhclm der Orosse will aall: Mr. and Mra. Bamuel A.

B. Abbott, Mr. and I Howe. Mrs. E.

Morse, lir. and Mra. Dean c. oeborne, Mr. and Mra.

John R. Bheppard. mow ear. uu aire. rv.

wneeier. Raincoats were made the yellow dogs of the clothing business. Every cheap manufacturer took a shy at making them and their reputation suffered accordingly. But men now understand that no proofing process can make a cotton fabric wear like wool, or make a fast color of a poor dye. So in spite of the general disgust with cheap raincoats, our raincoats of all wool cloths proofed by the Cravenette process, sell on freely, and we always have on hand a wide variety of these most useful garments! Speaking of water there are iooo washable fancy vests that go on sale to-day.

All sizes from 32 to 46 stout. All prices, $2.50 to $5. Rogers, Peetv Company. Three Broadway Stores. 23S at Warren $1 U2 at 1260 at St.

SITUATIONS WANTED MALES. lOr. a Hut; wors to a. Sltaeellaaeoaa. KCTHERUANDCRS.

Young married coo nla no chilJraa, oa gentleman place; maa un. aeratandS norsea. cowa. aides, so, alee race horeea. trotters; myseir once owner tad driver In the old country; wife general house, work no laundress.

Address IS Waldo PlacT Kaglewood. N.J. PROFESSIONAL gentleman, (n.) flnBelaJ hovse; bonds preferred: so experience; ymfZ small salary expected hlgheet trtmrmZZU B. Jy 4 T) mee. TJni u.

re. cor tract, sold patent rights, am now at nS ertr: veers with laat firm: a yeare aa aiZ ailed 8tatee inanaaerj experleneed 1 o. X. Tik a. vl TT r.

naninnii a.w ow, N. 3. BUSOTESS QPPORTTjrnTIEA poa la YEAR' experience as a patent aalea. gaaa, mailed tree; patent galea if roa have United States er Foreiga patents ta OB TTTJll. w- Hoyt.

Pataat kllee Ribbon, carbon, and writing Ink maker; many Tews with oideat New Tork house: anew fee la October. Superintendent. Bos lit Tlmea Dew a tow a. LONG ISLAND CITY FIRE A SIGHT FOR THOUSANDS A Varnish Plant and Door Fac tcry Are Destroyed. MANV TRAINS ARE HELD UP Poor Water Supply ResponalbU for 9300,000 Loss, Saya Croksr Flraman Badly Hurt Thousands of persons were attracted to tho Manhattan Cast lUrsr water (rent jnst after dark last ntfht by a fire which started at o'clock and completoly destroyed th vamUh plant of Piatt Lambert and tha works ot the J.

T. Blanche rd Company, manufacturers of fire-proof doors and shutters, closely ad jolntnc It on ths east. In Borden Avenue, Long- Island Ctty. between Van Alat Ave. nue and Oliver Street.

Tha nra started In tha varnish plant, a two-atory brick bulldlna with a one-story extension or about equal area, tha whole covering; a plot 200 by 70 (est, and filled with turpentine, oils, rums, and finished products. The blase waa a ahowy one. each succeeding tank of varnish aa It caug-ht fire op billows of flame to a great height All who saw It from a distance concluded that they were witnessing- tha destruction at a great oil Plant. Tha fire Quickly spread to the Blanch ard works, from which It was separated by a narrow yard containing lumber, and in which four freight cara loaded with lumber were 1 atanding. Tha firemen stretched their line aeroaa tha main tracka or the Long Ialand Railroad running before the building, shutting off all outward traffic for more than two houra.

while Incoming tralna were stalled beyond the llnea, -their passengera being obliged to take their choice between walking a mile or mora to tha ferry or Joining tha throng who ware watching the fir. About half an hour after the fire started a tank In tha rear, said to have con talned a.fiOO gallons of turpentine, ax floded with a cannon-like roar. Bat allon Chief Clarke and several firemen were knocked down by the eoneuaslon, while spectatdrs went scurrying back from the llnea. Nobody waa badly hurt. Deputy Chief Lally of Brooklyn arrived ahortly before Chief Croker.

Four alarms and a aneciaJ call were aent out. bringing the fire boats Boody. Hewitt, and Low, which proceeded up Newtown Creek, but tha dlatanca proved too great for them to Stretch their lines. Upon learning. of the dangerous character of the fire Chief Croker ordered Engines 21.

and 16, atatloned In Manhattan nearest to the Thirty-fourth Street ferry, to cross over. They reached the fire, before some of the enrfnea which had been summoned from Williamsburg. Many neraona in Manhattan fnll-w them to the river and across it All who went to the fire had a good chance to aee it, aa tae ouiiaings eiooa in an open space, The viaduct over tha rallroai tracks con. nectlng with the Newtown Creek Bridge offered a eplendid vantage point and was crowded. Many feared to approach nearer, for two towering tanks, which looked aa mourn may anient contain oil.

seemed alarmingly close to tha flames. Thav were, however, water tanka for aupplytng tne locomotives, xne riaina maiaes or lamea took on varied and rich colore as the fir apread to tha different materials A locomotive came down the aiding he-. i tne oia.se waa rainy to pull out the lumber tratn. but lined of hoae naa aireaay oeen laid across 'the track, ana tne cars were oesiroyea. me srest eet concern of the firemen waa to save the big plant -of the Columbia Paper Bng Comtaany.

Juat behind tha hurmlne- tniil.i. ings on Van Alst Avenue, and separated i ruin mem oy naraiy iuu itet ot open space. Tb building, a three-story brick atrue ture. waa not' protected with iron shut, ten. and through tha crackling windows i masses 01 paper couia oe seen, eev-era! streama were kept washing the walls, until at 8:112 o'clock Chief Croker cried.

"AU tha way back." and led a force or a score or more to stationa between the paper bag riant and tha firs. and soon after he announced that the. blnsd was under control. He put the total loss at It was said that some of th rums usea oy rratt Lambert ranged as high as 1 a pound In value. The destruction of this plant entailed by far the greater portion, of the loss, although the shutter and- door factory covered a space of ft) by 190 feet.

The destruction waa auw to the Imperfect water system, according Chief Croker. There la absolutely no nreasure ha said. Rack angina throwing water steals It torn He called attention ta a noun aa nf a ptatol fusillade coming from a stream near lum, "That's the air coming through the notsle." he as Id, "Thav. ara numnlna- sir a inns- wit tha Lieut James Bridges of Engine 138, While rOing UD Third Street on a tender raised himself too high aa tt passed un- ocr im riioim ana strueK tne bridge. He was thrown headlong to the pare ment and waa nicked un with a ac.in "uiio man many nruiaes ana sent TO of.

John's Hospital, where it waa aald that namignt nave internal injuries as well. Tne Durnea varnisn factory was erect ad about a year aro. The Pratt A lamhaw corporation naa mucn larger main es tablishment on the Long Ialand Cltv water front but it was condemned to make room for the Tennaylvanla Rati road tunnel improvement, and a large iactory was hunt in Buffalo, instead new ionsj jimnq jlJ plant Delng kept to supply the Eastern trade. DR. PATTON SEES THAW.

David T. Watson, a PlttaburgCawyar, Alao.Vlalta Hrm. Harry X. Thaw had two new visitors yesterday. They were tha Rst.

Dr. Iran cis L. Patton, head of tha Princeton The oloaical 8emlnary, who knew Thaw when he waa a student at Princeton Unlver lty, and Dartd T. Wataon of Plttsburf. Mra Svelyn KesbttlTbaw was present when Dr.

Patton reached the prison, and she went up to her husband's cell him. She said afterward that ir. Pat ton waa an old friend ot the family and that his visit had no special significance, Mr. Wataon was accompanied by Clifford w. Hartrtdge.

the prisonsr's counsel, and both men remained In consultation with Harry Thaw for an hour er more. Neither would dlacloae tha ohiect of ths conference, nor would Mr. Hartrtdge say whether Mr. Watson waa to play a part It Will all eome out at the Ha-hr time waa his to all queetlona. Mr.

Wit. aon is a lawyar of National reputation. He Is a member of the firm of Watson A counsel for ths United States before the Alaskan Boundary Commission In 1U03 and In the merger cases. UX-ASSlatant Ulstrlrt Attnrnev Jimn W. Oaooros waa among the arrivals from Iondon on the AtlsnUe Transport liner Minneapolis yesterday.

Mr. Oeborne said that he- had not been retained to defend Harry Thaw, i SAYS FURLONG IS BIASED. Litigant Atka Chang of Vtnua Ba caysa of Political Fight. Benjamin, Bluraenf eld of Eaat New Tork complained yesterday to Justice Van Kirk in ine supreme Court that Maarlatrata Henry J. Furlong of tha Gates Avenue Court had shown prejudice while on the bench.

Blumenfeld asked for an order to ahow cause why a case againat him la rurlonff's court ahould not pa transferred, i Ths trouble, tt Is asserted. Is aa -dot-come of the political fight between Fur mug anu elections commissioner jonn Magulre In Bast New Tork. Blumenfeld, who lives in that district, waa arraigned befor tla.l.trata VTurlnnap 1. aa a raeillr rtt a dlantita w. slon of a diamond ring.

Mara ire, who Is lawyer, appearea lor niuruenieia, and iur a t.ioBi Tinue, stagiatrate rurlong refused to grant the motion. Blumenreld, In an affidavit auhmltted to Justice Van VTlrk isari that riirlmi had expressed an Intention to get even with trim for leaving the Magistrate's political club In Ess New Tork. ttate. declined to Issue the order, sdvlg- sir. Maguir xo taxe tne matter tm fore a Supreme Court Justice residing ta atrookiyBw eB-eBs-BBsm Newest style in the Fall Hat is not much more essential than known quality which guarantees a creditable appearance till the new styles come again.

The Young label is assurance against disappointment Derbies and Soft Hats, $3.00 and $4.00. W5-607-6W Broadway, corner Houston St, Broadwir. otif Dey SU I 1359 Broadwar ucir Sbth St. S49 Broadway, near Mlh St, 500 Fifth near 42i St, 1 197 Broadway, near 28th St I 99 Naauu, near Fulton St Only Brooklyn Store, 371 Fulton St. opp.

Qty HatU GOTCH i With a tinge of Green and Red are the newest fabrics for this season. We are showing sample garments of these materiab and make mem to order In suits, The styles are very genteel and exclusive. New fall samples and our illustrated -booklet, Veil of Fashion' given or mailed to any address. Broadway 600,000 CHILDREN WENT TO SCHOOL YESTERDAY Lower East Side Schools Relieved by Migrations. CONGESTION- IN BROOKLYN Buildings Unfinished In Brownsville, to-Which Many Have Moved No Part-Time Pupils In Queens.

An army of school children at least dOO.000 there werestarted back to school yesterday. The division on the lower east side thronred the portals of the buildings Ions before the Janitors were ready to open tha doors. There they hall the opening; of achool with Joy. for they have had no Summer' outings to speak of. They expressed their happiness yesterday by lining- up alone the achool railing- and cheering; vodferoualy tor every teacher who paased Into the building-.

Tha crowds that accumulated In front of most of tha schools waa so great that policeman were detailed to keep order. In many cases they they had their hands full, for tha boys, becoming Impatient, started to play tames and engace In an tics which made the policemen keep a watchful eye on them. After the vanguard, thousands of stragglers came along and swelled the throng. Excited mothers Joined their children aad contributed to the excitement. Many ot them had paid no attention to the fact that the schools were open for the registration new pupils on Wednesday, Thursday, "and Friday of last week.

Many of the mothers could not furnish birth or vaccination certlflcatea from the Board of Health, and they were sent away to get ona for their children. In conae-quance, the Health Department physl-clana. at Blxta Avenue and Fifty-fifth Street, had their hands full. Besides having to fight the artlflcea of scheming parents. School Prlnctpala had to taoa a mors serious problem.

When they eame to count up the number or teachers on their records, they found that there were a surprising number of absentee. It wss discovered that many of the teachers had been married In the Summer. Inquiry among the twenty-three District Superintendents showed that a great migration of the school population has been going on within the city. There haa been a general exodus from the lower esst side, tha well-to-do families settling la Harlem In Fifth Avenue, between 110th and 120th Streets, while many of the less prosperous have Journeyed across the Williamsburg Bridge and have made their homes tn Brownsville. This migration hsa reduced part-time puplla In the lower east side from 23,000 to 18,000.

The rush to Brownsville has inconvenienced that district. Two school buildings were not ready yesterday. At leaat ld.aiO f.uplla were put oa part time. Thla la an ncreexss of d.oro over laat year. One of the schools will be ready probably a month, at id the other In two months.

The Bulldlna Commutes of ths Hoard of Education haa summoned Peter Cleary, ins contractor or scnooi jw in Brownsville, to appear before It and explain why ie aia not nave tne scnooi completed, on Hay 12, according to contract. He Is labia to fine of SSU a day for hrearh Of contract since that date. The migrations within Brooklyn itself nave oeen great, mars naa been a general movement to Bay Ridge and other Suburbs. District Superintendent EdaalU who haa charge ot the Bay etldg aec- uon, saiq; within tha nasi year mora bulldlnra have bssa erected In Bay Ridge than Tn all other parte of Brooklyn combined. Thla haa caused an Increase tn the number of part-time puplla.

We have part-time pupils to-day, while last year we had In Gravssend, Flatbush. and Coney Island, which are Included In District SS, of which I al bo have charge, we have only 700 part-time puplla. Coney Island osa no pan-ums pupils. Brooklvn'a moat constated dlstrtrt. whose centre la In the neighborhood of Grand Street and Flushing Avenue, received Its aha re of the overflow.

In Dlatrteta 83 and 83 there wars e.soo children on part time yesterday. Altogether Brooklyn had more part-time puplla than any other borough. According to the District Superintendents, there are at teaet 45.000. No Bart time nurtlla rararfaA In Queena yesterday. Supt.

Chlckerlng asld: My district extends over thirty miles. It Is so Ion and wide that I do not hear from principals tor at least three daj's after the opening. From personal knowl- enge, nowever, win say tnat Kl Hill and Rldgewood ar congested. Dietrlet Sunt. Bradwell of Richmond re.

ported that there were only 130 part-time pupils in nm DQroufn. ins oronx remains snout normal. Among Old Friends that welcome you home, after lummer wanderings, is included White Rose Ceylon Tea so often raised to smiling lips around the old familiar home table. Black or mixed In 30 cent or 60 cent sealed foiled packages. Ewi Coffee, ta liaztr Orer.

Sept nth. PLAIDS: HEIM Ninth Street. saw vam. (Tuesday, Bept. 11th.) HESTERFIELDia the name applied by most of the clothiers to the new semi-form fitting Overcoat 'Be it so.

In our Between Seaeon'a aale we offer Chesterflelda, Including graya, both Diagonal and Herringbone. Majority have velvet col I ere. Pit and style most remark able at tha price $11. 6R01DWAT. Comer CHAMBERS Stewart Building.

Buy by this Mark. If it Isn't on your collara aad ahtrta. you are not getting the value we give you. EASX A WILSON. CROSS Examininx Optician (Optometrist,) Fee) I 20 East 234 Street AMUSEMENTS.

a irrnrnie THEATRB. ITr 2Mb St HILDA SPOWC LADY JIM v. sba i. nai imiv r. i to.N fcTj.

8TA to MTH ST, STAR li. so IVBTH. Hunrhbark ef Notre Pame KeitH Proctor's WFT To-marrow. It 4 25o. II tO I tltJ TllK MAKTKB UdHKMlK HIHSL at th Av.

toe. Mat. Thursday. Selma HerrBaa. viaeea mi Coavlcte." D.

Q. REID REALLY MARRIED. Steel MlllionaJra'a Wlfa Waa MleaCar HerV an Aetreaa. The story that has been msny times i cabled rrom Europe and as many times denied that Daniel O. RcM.

Cornmodore of the Atlantic Tacht Club and one of the steel millionaires, had married Mabel Carrier, a former actress, was confirmed yesterday. They are at present out of the city on an automobile tour. The marriage. It la aupposeu. took place In Kurops in the Spring, but Mr.

Reld returned alone on Msy 27. his wife following on another steamer th- next day, Mrs. Retd comes from Detroit, and appeared on Broadway tn A Chinese Honeymoon and Tha Runaways." She Is sbout 24, while her husband Is SO and haa already been marrl'd twice. He organised with William R. Leeds the Tin Plata Trust, and haa been much Interested in the Rock Island Railroad system.

Hie fortune la estimated at $55,000,000. 110 MERCHANTS Petition the Mayor to Remedy Condi tlona In Fulton (treat, Brooklyn. Mayor MeClellan received a petition yesterday rrom 110 Brooklyn merchants whose places of business ara la Fulton Street. Brooklyn, asking; him to give his Immediate attention to the condition ot Fulton Street, under the eurfaee of which ths Subway extension ta being built. The merchantg who signed the petition said they were told that the roadway and sidewalks would be boarded over while the work waa tn proezress and that thta bad not been done.

Parts of the subws); that are 'nearly completed, the petition states, are left uncovered unnecessarily. Ths Mayor was told that but little work had been dons wblls he wss on his vacation, and that the condition of the street was a dlsrrace to the city and a "criminal injusticef1 to those who have to do business ta the neighborhood. -3 AKTJSSXtlfTS. AiAMSTIMtSltS lUlirrr Mixta Av aJU T.i TZrr 1A1LT MAT AT a. NIOMTS A SOCIETY CIRCUS fll fa- at--.

fttdAtamcMt Vein VZL9 sWI ft ft file aVOA a if a -MSJ-rs I.BgjJ thm Msvill VOQ'Conrtef theOoleea roantalas atka SorT Prosram- Wl IUIU. Christening of Lbe Babv KWmtuve, during the perormance bv welS OndAhers: Ai li iiaoeeIHarle. Oll-e Only Hat. Sac BERTHA KALICH 1 ta The Kreirtrer Sonala. All SULT Cl In Ahnnt To-rni1" E.f SEATS THE TOURISTS Vwa'SaThe Social Whirl Mat JOHN DREW" A Pentro.

KIS CRITERION TIiEArii. wyHthKr C-S1 1 VI S.S fiam S.ll ATT IK HI XT A MA rjj, e- In the Muslral Play. II I lit CfitRUB saur.s w.AKi'.i.ti, TOM WISK a Moth. MirKfiU llUUOUil Era at a 15. Mat.

"at 14. THE HYPOCRITES SAVOY THKATRE, S4 Bt. Hroa4rT LI Uvea. MiL 1 Jft ROSE STAKL I r- v. nnt re MURlf M1fr M-lil 4th A il waiy E.a 1 ll" klsla.

Thura. Hat i. yKAR 0 -THE LI03 AND THE MODSE HKATRK, ih narTTWa? ka am a ru kl.a a aa a WMH. RAN KNM HKTinOCKr.lt Thea. hwaV "Vit l.s.l Twn Weeks Kvs.

R.ia. Ml, HsL I 11 FIUTZIJCHEFF Spt S4 Monlg mry and Stnna. LIBERTI JRiVZtthESm ELLIS JEFFREYS rT' HEW AMSTiOAMFiS. Harry Bnlger roHqw. A HIT IslMRIE WfttllLL MARRTINQ NftW YOra" THEATRE.

B'way a 43th 8t nCB lUia Eva. a iV Last Mats Wed SRaL Prices ta. SO, 7S $1.00. LA'T WEEK. ROGERS BROS, in IRELAND Next Mon.

Mrs. Witn of the Cabbage Pitek ASTOR SL. tV.KU in L. IseasMMsl 4 sslsUni-ss. 1A UsiS tl tlfailrlllll lalesas ey eta ea.

'SS JJgfF. MIDSUMMER Sept. 17 ffl NIGHT'S DREAM llt'KKlrt already purchased (or Wedaai. day mill be honored for same locations aa Monday Bight or changed er money refunded desired. Tlokets purchased for other perrona.

ancet will )e changed or money refunded at demand. i MOTOR CAnS sr Theatre. aight-aeelBf, Kacr, and Knborbas Resorts. NEW YORK TRANSPORTATION C3, Eljlith Avenue and 49th Street, Telephone 2380 Columbus Oreateat Automobile livery estabiUhmeat la the world Write foi Illustrated booklet, giving rates. rlAnfFTT TZEI.VnTHKATZ rlMUKkl I det W.ofB.

I'honee4Brrat. RiWllt- Ttv Little Stranger il No JlRksts on sale at Tyson's, rirst om. Mm served at box ottlt-e at regular theatre price, KT JIOMMI, I Edw. A. liradaa Sean Rondy Thura, aninun'-es MAN AMI tll.a AXGEL.

A Modern Vlmy by Ktanlev Park. Krilllant Cest. headed by Rolbrook Biinn at rranrea King. MANHATTAN Kve. ktata XV Ka ll W.

A. BRAOT, ueesee a Manag-r GRACE GEORGE 14 A WKW AMFIItlCAV P1.AY, CLOTHES. By Avery Hopwood and Channlnt Pollock. -TODACCO MADISON SQ. GARDEN Admission SOc.

Each ticket haa seven com- EVERT DAT THIS TVESK. 11 A. M. to P.M. pong, each g-ood forboi of 23c.

Cigarettes. 10c. ClKar. Tobacco, etc. Jiew York Top I rs I TtlSl Si VI SI I PANHANDLE PETE With -lm" Harrlgsa aad Me funny tH.

QLOHIAL B'war2d Bt. rotsrltr TV laser. Jet YYetcb, Mile. Msraejr Ponies, Vinle Daly, lav tnecsaphone a ether Vnlrrte IVrgere Ce. Zliig.irl Trsape.Oensrs ttalley Ls.kry-neln) ulutel it others.

Mats. tie. A LHAHBRA TthAv.lkth MSIS. I APfl E- S. Mat sat .14 -ear DLU0bU Lavif Balaam preaents Un T.

BLANCHE BATES Dllm. LaaiaW.f.s. iUt.Sat 8. 4yearlnN.f. D'JUUrVkxIit n-lae-o VARFIELD ACAorMY of irsic.

ith st. a irriar rv Last Wks. The Kh-he tjm Shells Co, praaaata Paul Armstrong's delightful eosiedy. The Heir ffi- Hoorah -with OUT BATES POST Prices 15-90-71-11. Mats.

Wed ast. 1 IS. DEVEY E. 14th St. Ladles Mat.

Ta-eay. (OLOXL1L DTbtXra. Down on the Ha tr rsrat," 'Cohen the Count." E. 12.Vh. Islee Mat.

T-! JOLXT t.KAM HiDOrlf The rro! learns wirtov. "Are You a 1-obster vVallark's. exsyAIftth. Eva IS Slit See THE JUDGE JURY Net TJIC HAW AD TIIC MIVAO Ses Monday. -110 UVflUA 1UO aiSIVU iTBurtdi.

TT Kv.S ia. Mata.Trs'iraJ arpertal Popular Priced Matinee Tvewrr. THOMmON lDTej LUNA PARK S3 Minutes ar luwns rarfc Eaprees trora Brkla. DREAMLAND CLOSES 5liPT.JJ pnPNf WORI.tflW WAX. r5r-rlsl rsss.

tl.M MATOt.KAPII Every Hear. Xl'SEE I Realistic litre an. 4. Bn 42d St. a Sth A.

Eva. 816. Mat. We. 9f OT! 0 Is.

Av. 107th St. Hit. We 7 SIAHIA UlDXISMT. BOE GRANDE MACK ABE.