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ZgflEE DEAD- ON COLON.
'xiflctl }■■ Gases in Hold—Steamer
Badly Battered.
t^m. cgpt. IS.— The steamship Colon,. -mast -
B t.fl«rlng other signs or distress, came llmp-
A «^_ to pert early this morning. Sho had been
tsf *". by the hurricane encountered on Sunday.
■ ** :;f ownbers of her crew lost their lives while
. jj, rep—Hns a -crater tank in the hold.
*^Colc.n left New York on September 10 and
aae h«« yesterday. She encountered the hur-
V it a point forty miles north of WatJing Isl-
-wind blew a hundred miles an hour, and
sSi —Sens soas were soon sweeping the vessel
Vta *aa — ' stem. The staterooms and the dining
*J^rZere flooded. One of ncr smokestacks was
***"". mw three boats were washed overboard
*Jthe wireless tdesraph apparatus was dlsman-
Crflo-s were given that no passengers be al
&~\ acck. and the travellers had to spend Sun
••"*, Sunday night In the dining saloon. The
i£T '''L^to ttie mail bags, and the registered and
•J^^xnaD was badly damaged. Sunday night
'* I ~~*rVltl» the ship laboring through the storm
7S Toie j__*=se-> huddted below in a state of
n «s discovered on Monday morning that salt
%_ vss maktns *— ' way mto the forward fresh
**\r ♦»•*»- Th 3 second assistant engineer. WUl
**tS T2 - and the ship's c&rppater. J. Olscn, were
***♦ down into the hold on Monday afternoon to
J^g. the tank ccansctions. .
o n>ea remained below for an hour. Anx
far their safety. K. B_rt_La. water tender, and
**^2u. a junior enginoer. then volunteered to go
_,!!"__ lsarn what had happened.
Tfcrftl «s the Srst to enter the hold, with Sands
behind >"™- Barthl had walked only a
* le1 L«. when he dropped. &___ staggered "and
rJ^Tfflanas^ to make his way back to tho
,h fc_a- »nd was assisted to tha dack bytha
t rnrtr— Hs was almost unconscious. The
< *^ f J^f_3ed wtti deadly safes, and all hopa for
JJ*—, __, had to be given up.
I %LCI the storm abated efforts were made to
h__ miasins »en. Tlie hatches " trerß removed
TfTv. fonl air was pumped out of the hold and
*">So*« recovered. The cause of the deadly
!?,- has not been explained.
Olseu asJ Barthl will ba burled In Colon.
Sfiolon trougtt in 155 saloon and 20 deck pas
"L^Her officers say that the hurricane of
{SSytres ths worst storm they ever experienced.
Th- stßixaer Colon. CapUin Clarke, is in the reg-
S—iatat tie panaiasi Railroad between Colon
x^arßßm™ She was formerly the Mexioo. ot
*^v« To* and Cuba Steamship Company. She
iSt i. pus-**** in 1539. Sho is 360 feet
St SDftflT bo«n, 30 lect deep and of 4,133 net tons.
STOBH TOSSED LDTEES CEEEP IS.
Kauretania i_chois at the Hook Becaiise
of Heavy xeg Over Bay.
The Hw-barg-Anericaa liner Pretoria, vrtdch left
aatej __teea days a?o. arrived yesterday
Tr!_t C3> -cary and storm-tossed passeasera. many
of whom fc_3 spent all or Wednesday night in
s-arer "VTliea the steamer docked yesterday, the
t_rf_i" Btcrm sha nad passed thro-xgh --as the
s_iest iopic of co_vers_tio_ among passengers and
A» _ the case or the Deutschland. -which docked
illiifliT the Pretoria had been •— arned by wire
less that a harrlcane -—as due aad Captain Schrot
tsr —as prepared fcr It. For" several hours the
gale Uew seventy-el^ht miles an hour and the
«__es Ts-ere z)o\\f<i down to mere steerageway for
tours.
■Ss__ the vibration of the screws ceased the
j;__-t— » became alansed, and many who were
jsljea C— ssefl ana remained in the saloon through
oa the Btotrr.. The Pretoria drifted out of her
oK2iE.lwt wtea the Etorrn passed Captain Schrot
ter tanght his steamer to Sandy Hook at fuli
/peel,' ' '.'■■: • • - -
IT _te Star liner Celtic also came up through
the ftf -n_ landed her rassengers, as . did - the
Paaiaa litter Alliitpca, nr-5 the steamer Orinoco, of
_c _oj_ T-Ta'* Sj'jaja > a_iet TAno. but the bis
Cniiraer 2_n:rei_nia, with a large passenger com
fi»nvcnt chose to remain anchored at the Hook.
Charles "— '. Gates, who went down ; the bay to
met _s father, « bo ls'a passengerjoS^the Maure
asX received a wireless message jfrcpxJiim an
KELT V, ANTED.
___
il/Vi_T_IXG SOLICITOR. — one
nn»> cJ goofl aaciefs. as Ivertlsliis bo—
__t po FianSarfi yearly publication. Un—
—oepUar—iie *llir'""**T l - ai3 >ear of do
— p_t business. Adore3s I". 8., Box
32, Trtfii;nt C^ce.
EODA El£F_N'?En.— T>ras: »re: good city
rt*E— ace retjulr^i Wi) liway. ■
toORSI -A good, bright young boy.
— C" IS yet— i of a:re. of good < amily,
Ij" ferire Crygor-Is corr.iiussion house. Ap-
W. «r:^, rtfercsces. to H. E. Danner. 33
iSMrt St.. N» v Vcrk City.
**—-■—»—
CEAXBEf : wait— ;_. —anted for two
ffiocUi*. 10 go v, Pan—net. Costl; good
*lpt e.vcc; goo-3 reference required. Ap-
Jiy te _» Eas: Oi st. bt lore 10 and efier
t o'clock -
GntKA.*: : . uinsi) e«-.v_
".'. West3Sti sr.
"Uliii IVAMKO.
Meta
AST BC2EXT waais illustrating; to <!o
JM t_e every day; good work: quick:
wo- t3_s cerhaiucal drafting.- Frank
fc-xigi. si East tein st.
•WKKEEPEk- college srrad
«**; beglaser or .fcslitule position.
***». Haberle, __-;«joro, N. Y.
tSitmXß.— Expert ca Packard ; MTCti
- ' reference ccachman and chauffeur
«■»_*: been _toag}i course at Packard
£»-. r-cnoit, Jiict. ilentrose, SU 3d
1 EUR.— _icdle-*€ed ; license!, in
■ tl r :vv -' : f_suy or arttb physician; excel
£-■ rtJertnees from last employer. Ad
i^_a_e! CostcUo. 108 V. 63(2 Et.
im ii_'**'-** > -•'■' neat appearanca; care
>«. t-her; experiences e:tci gasclene
jJ'-J'** rep_n-:£; coderate salary; best
»£??*«. AidrtM l__-ie. care Stem. 202
ii4ti tt.
°^«proi..-Lv mtrae] rnaxs. 50;
We^~_ active, sober 1 a 0 reliable: t«ec
j^ajew good reference. J. J. Palxer.'
C _r?£P EE — Tci:c *-. -an C2s>: at present
tfcfljjg*- "Wil— i=i Oppenheimfcr. SlO
— ~ **tflt si.
Sfelir\- a.ra commission;
•iL-r^ES.— wishes eteady po
tgjELj* years* experience. Anderson.
-^J2^*»*-. Brocklj-n.
jJjjTEER — Day t.ork: best reference;
Is *fjr, '.**& thoroughly competent; wUlin«
«fc£V? r « aa * 11 *'*««- Address Brlnck
>C^J-» East 50th st.
iiiti£P v:R — Experienced mechanic:
i^^s^^moderaie salary.. Kell-
*«iSL? uaior) —*** y**"" experience;
tSm^Tr"'- -' ■ not afraid of work;
•CW: „ •x&effe rivlieges. J. Eisler,
• > -^~*' 1 ' a'horie 248 — Orchard
jjw,-^ __ __ ___^ ___
«____? E T,T Exr * : New Jersey oer
jCj^. cut or cLuniry; eaiary moderate:
«*. taow - Mcl," nei Fulton et_. Brook
j!fc?S,7 A N 9t'' four years' «Perl
"•JO_»* ~~ p'-*:'--'p '-* : ' --'- et anything. Canano,
— gg_*t-. Brooklyn.
2jS£ v TL 'TOKING for a little boy: by
_9»:jE_« * I " c: -Q"n* o? high school of
S* eS^" , .as also Ad
ijtt^»;£- e-l.e -l. Tribune Cptown O£ce, 1364
! ; -
' _3*C m^l^r**- ' ccrle9 P<;naence. tfwalUag
_?*»«r*\ 0 '- aiost3 y anything:
-505. <j eVT^" 1100 k*-"*** person, R. W.
£> —^2g^fer_ave.. Waurbury. Conn.
55£2 ce *?; ! MAGNETIC treatment to
•2?: CW"m -!. y mt or y°«r» at any
! >^~~-~rU^^gey. 150 Went llth rt.
•£?«^ A £_? MA £ - lj ' st reference
P^-~^J^jg. 230 East Cth «t.
«F!_-*? 0l tr r ■?ao;? ao; aged 27; married:
1 «£^ffL^ r " tore "
i *^-**^*T*-T1
I: »>■ wort? 4 VECOKATOR wants con
£ *<^- *•• Bronsberc 116 Weit
L • — * ~*
_e-e__E^ X _-- B TT ) * rf : will wortTTn
I V***. fßtfyJrJffJ « business payin* 60
r^|, < "traauea. c. S.. US© fit Nldi-
nouncing that the vessel was fog-bound. The offi
cials of the Cunard Line were unable to get into
wireless communication with Captain Prit chard,
but it was said that the Mauritania would probably
come up to her dock to-day. Amonr; the marooned
passengers Is Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbllt.
THE CARACAS SAFE IN PORT.
Steamer Only Slightly Damaged— Passengers
Thank Captain and Crew.
San Juan, P. R., Sept. 18.-The Red D Line
steamer Caracas. Captain Fuxst. from New York
September li for San Juan, arrived here to-day.
She reports that on September 14 sha encountered
the southern edge of the hurricane in latitude 30.
The wind blew at the rate of 100 miles an hour
for a period of twenty-four hours. The passengers
on board the Caracas were kept below decks. Xo
one was hurt. The vessel was slightly damaged.
The passcDgers, when the storm was over, passed
a resolution of thanks to the captain and the crew,
and subscribed a sum of money as a token of ap
preciation of the masterly manner in which Captain
Furst and his men handled the ship.
HEAVY RAINFALL IN GALVESTON.
Galveston, Sept. IS.— Owing to sensational reports
sent out from a neighboring city concerning the
rainstorm of Thursday, Galveston citizens were
flooded to-day with inquiries. Six and one-half
inches of rain fell in sixteen hours. The wind
reached a velocity of seventy miles an hour for
two minutes, and for twenty minutes it blew at
the rate of sixty-two miles an hour. The business
streets had from twelve to thirty inches of water
in them, but it was rain water. The tide was four
feet, while the normal is eighteen inches. No
damage was done to private property.
c
DROUTH CAUSES DIPHTHERIA.
Unable to Flush Sewers of Greensbnrg, Perm.
— Water Famine in Other Places.
Greensburg, Perm., Sept. IS.— That the drouth is
responsible for diphtheria now near the "epidemic
stage here is the belief of Board of Health mem
bers. A portion of the 7th Ward public school
building was closed yesterday, nine cases of the
disease having been reported among the pupils.
The patients are members of four families, and
Wednesday a little girl from one of the families
escaped from home and went to schooL Pupils in
that school wero dismissed at once, and in others
later.
The drouth has made the flushing of sewers im
possible in the ward, and President Clements of
the Health Board states the diphtheria cases are
directly due to this. The children had bf: t en playing
over a stagnant sewer, it Is said.
Alliance, Ohio, Sept. 18.— Thia city is suffering
greatly from a water famine caused by the drouth.
About one hundred men are engaged in deepening
the river bed and the race leading to the intake
pipes. This will bring only temporary relief, as the
Mahoning River Is about exhausted. The water i 3
thick with pollution, and the city Board of Health
has ordered every one to boil the water.
The Pennsylvania Railroad and other industries
here have, been cut oft from the water supply, and
a water train has been installed on the Lake Erie,
Alliance & Wheeling Railroad for their relief.
Vandergrlft. Perm., Sept. 18.— Thirteen mills of
the American Sheet Tin Plate Company here were
phut down to-day because the boilers of the mills
had been rendered useless by the acid that has ac
cumulated in the Kiskiminetas River in the low
stage of water, due to the drouth.
RECEIVED 2.300 VOLTS AND LIVES.
Case of Girl in Chicago Who Took Heavier
Charge than Is Given in Electric Chair.
Chicago. Sept. 18.— Mollio Frank, twelve years
old, of Xo. 2633 Emerald avenue, is alive and<iwell
after receiving into her body 2,300 volts of elec
tricity, 600 volts mor« than is applied to condemned
prisoners in penal institutions in New York and
Ohio. Several companions last evening dared her
to riimb an electric light pole and touch a wire.
She made the ascent, touched the live wire and
fell' unconscious to the ground. The girl was later
revived, and she will recover, doctors say. A
physician who attended the child said "that the
recovery of the girl added another argument to be
WOBS WAXXED.
Male.
POULTRY MAN and caretaker, oa gentle
man's country place, by sober, honest
married man: understands the ma»a^enieiit
of g-entleman's country, place; personal and
written references; Z>\i years in last place.
1" , Box 454. Engiewood. N. J.
PRACTICAL DRAFTSMAN, ■with many
jeans' experience, wishes to give lessons
--in drafting by the .hour. Niel6en. 757 43d
-sl_. . Brooklyn.
.Vfi/NG MAN. 'JZ. bright, at general office
uside work; moderate saiary. F. H.
East 19th st., Brooklyn.
WOSK WANTED.
.■ " ' Fe_ — lf>- ' .
CHAPERON — Lady would chaperon party
going- to China. Japan or Europe: havlnjr
lived there knows conditions thoroufrhly;
references exchanged. Trustworthy. Trib
une Uptown Office. 1364 Broadway.
FRENCH LADY Peris), first class refer
ences, desires to give lessons In French;
in first class families. Address Madame
Hortance ilouret, 5&2 Harman st., Brooklyn.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.—
• High scho : graduate: clx months expe
rience. L. A. L-. 138 Ea.-t. 54th et-
t>O2I_STIC SITCATIONS WASTED.
al_
BUTLEft. — By respectable English—
thoroughly experienced In all his duties;
aged 45; willing, obliging; good reference*.
Cooke. 818 6th aye.
QOAOEOCA.W. — Ev licat young Welshman;
best care horses, harness. &c. : careful
cri-.er, jVllf iwtlj) useful; excellent refer-
I 'arjeriter Bureau, 154 6th ay*.
COACHMAN. Swede; middle aged: single;
understands care of g-ntlcman's small
country place: goo<! home preferred: tea
years* first class reference. M. S-. Tribune
Uptown Office. 13d4 Broadway.
COACHMAN. — Kxperienced; married; no
farnil> , ele\e:i years in last place, dls
er.jaged on account of death. J. C. 117
\Vfc6t 46t!. St-
COACHMAN. — Married; -wishes steady po
s;:;o:j; careful driver; teat appearance:
thoroughly understands proper, care of fine
fcoraes. carriages, harness; fifteen years*
best references. 154 West 65th St.. pri
vate stable.
COOK or CARETAKER. — apart
ment; can rive Rood reference; city or
country. Cooper. 24 West 136 th et.. care of
Chippy.
GARDENER. — German, married; ' three
cr.l.arer. has 28 years' experience from
Germany. Holland and America In general
culture of flowers, fruit and \-egetab!e«,
urcer glass and outdoors; also practice
fame.- and landscaper; expert in building
terraces, roads • and rustic stone work,
capable to grow the very best mushroom*
for private table and market; used to
handle men to the best advantage, honest,
sober. Industrious; not afraid of work;
want* position Immediately; Al references:
wife rood butter maker; willing to I board
help. Address, stating wages. F. W., gar
dener. Box 234. Lawrence. Long Island, N.Y.
i GARDENER. — Thoroughly under* tands bis
-work: competent In carir.g for horses,
cows, chickens, carriages, automobiles; good
references: married, email family. J. I*.,
Box 491. Babylon. Long Island.
j GARDENER.— By young German, single;
fine vegetable grower; hothouse, glass,
frames, fruits, flowers and general work:
! good reference Carj>enter Bureau. 154 Oth
■ aye. ■ ....
HEAD GARDENER or MANAGER.— Of
! country place; thoroughly experienced;
■ ' best references; Scotch; married. Alexander
Lamocd. Westminster School. 61m*bury.
I Conn.
i HOUSEKEEPER to bachelors, or cook; by
young lored man; beet references.
! Horssby. 11l Wett 30th «t-. care ot H-urhes.
HERDSMAN. — Care of cows en gentle
man's place: by Scotchman; Eingle; ex-
I perienced handler of fine cattle; good refer
; ences. Address Herdsman, Box 19. Tribune
Office
i JANITOR (superintendent).— . cx P*^
rience in elevator buildings; takes full
1 cfcaric* does all repairs, electric, motors,
• pump* boiler*: excellent renter: beet refer
t-nces. Krall. S3Ol Broadway.
MARRIED COUPLE: German; no chil
dren; renerally useful, or farm work;
w:f. good plain cook or houseworker: t<-«t
' ref««-eno* Carpenter Bureau. 154 Cth aye.
STABLEMAN or COACHMAN In - private
family; Janitor, porter, or »11-arr.ur.i
man- colored; referenc«.^<"i»tbarge_ from
.U. 8. navy. Howard C. Chaplin, 321 UOJO
«t., Broo_d>%. .
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 19. 1008.
uaed by the medical rr.en who chares- that persons
who suffer the death penalty by means of elec
tricity are not killed by the electric shock, but by
the knife of the surgeon who performs the official
autopsy or by dissolution !n the srave.
»
SEAWEED MAY SOLVE FOOD PROBLEM.
Waukesha. Wis. , Sent. lS.—That the process of
dehydration may solve th» food problem of the
■world, vt-hen the population shall have exceeded the
food productivity of the earth, by turning the sea
weed of the Sargasso Sea Into a valuable food
product, was the theory advanced by Judge M. S.
Griswold at a "Dehydro" banquet given yesterday.
The banquet, which was the fir.«t of the kind ovei
served In the world, was prepared by Miss C. A.
Lyford, a domestic science expert of the State Nor
mal University at Bloomington, 111. Addresses
were made by Louis Muench, A. J. Frame, presi
dent of the Waukesha National Bank; Dr. Hugh
Phllllr, Professor E. B. Hutchins, of Carroll Col
lege, and others.
CHARMINQ EXCURSIONS.
West Point, Newburgh and Ponghkeepsie._
Dally (except Sunday), by Palace Iron Day Line
Steamer*. Leave B'kiyn. Fulton St. (by Annex). 8;
Desbrossen St., 8:40; W. 42d St.. 9; W. 129 th St., 9:20
A. M. Returning on down boat, flue 42d St.. 5:30 P. M
On Saturdays, at West Point, Full Dress Inspection,
with the Band, at 1:25 P. M.
MORNING AND AFTERNOON' CONCERTS.
DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOOX EXCUBSIOii T3
WEST POINT
STEAMTSR MARY POWEIX.
Leaving Deabrosees St^ 1:45: W. 42d St., 2:00: W.
129 th St.. 2:20 P. M. Arriving West Point 6 P. M.
Choice when buying ticket of return by any 'West
Shore or N. Y. Central train or Cent. Hud. Str.. $1.10.
Ample time to see Parade, Public Buildings, etc.
Orchestra on board.
These Excursionß Made Dally, except Sunday.
EXCURSION jl^^
TO-MORROW 1
MAUCH CHUNK
C!en Gnoko and The Switchback
ROUND TRIP TICKETS I CHILDRtN
$1.5"> 1-75 Cts.
I.V. WE§T 23D ST. 8:20; IJBEBTY 8:30 A. M.
Alontauk Steamboat Co., Ltd.
SEA GUFF & eLENWOQD
Every Saturday Afternoon
and Sunday Morning
Str. "Orient," on Sat. at 1:00 P. M. from Pr, 8; 1:30
from ft. S Ist St.. E. R. Str. "Orient" on Sun. at 9:30
A. M. from Pr. 8; 10:00 from ft. 31st St., E. R.
Ret. lye. Glenwood Sat. 7:00, Sun. 5:00 P. M.
• ROUND TRIP TICKETS. 50c.
B Long Island Sound
-HDUfinU ! |Ur . On Mondays Str. CHESTEH VI.
nuhTflull LIRL. CHAPIN Ivs. Pier 40. N. X.. tt.
Clarkson et.. 10:00 a. m.; ft. of East 22 St.. 10:45
a. m for New London, connecting there for Norwich.
Fisher's Island. Stonlnston. Watch. Hill. Narrasansett
Fier. Newport. Providence, Boston, &c. For New
Haven and Bridgeport Line Service see regrular adver
tisement. Folder on request; A. G. P. A.. Pier 19,
X R.. N. Y.
SUNDAY UP THE HUDSON
Str. Homer Ramsdell
Leaves F RANKXIN BT. 9 A.-3JI. IVEST 139 TH ST.
9-30 A. M.. for NEWBIRGH and VTEST POINT. Re
turning leaves Newburgh 6 P M. Fare, round trip,
00 cents.
SEEING NEW YORK YACHT
Leave foot West 22d St., North River, 10 A. M. and
2:30 P. M. every day and Sunday. Fare. $1. Tel. 4844
Grsmercy. ' _____________^_______^____
RBB bank line.
Leaves Franklin St., Pier 24, N. R.. daily. 8:25 A. M.,
2 30 P. M. (Sun., 8:15 A. M.): 2:65 P. M. (Sun.. 8:55,
8:35 A. M.>, for Highlands, .Ited Bank. etc. Exc. 50c.
Trolley to Long Branch, etc. *«
A DVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
-^- The Tribune recelvea at their Uptown Office. No.
1364 Broadway, between S6th and S7th sts.. until 9
o'clock p. m- Advertise— tents received at the following
branch offices at regular office rates until 8 o'clock p. m.,
vlr.: ( 264 Bth aye.. s. >. cor. 23d st: 153 6th aye.. cor.
12th St.; 104 East -J4th st: 287 .West- 42d st. between
7th and Sth avea.: 263 West 125 th st; 1035 3d aye.: 1626
3d aye.; near aisx.3ULS.inm-.3Mra.vei.. near 89th «t: 157
East 125 th St.: 756 Tremont- avej ;- 630 3d aye.. and any
American District Telegraph Office. . .
uo.Mi-.-j ie srrcATioss wastbd.
SINGLE MAX city or country:
■understands care all kinds of furnaces;
coaching, gardening, a!l kinds of work oa
gentleman's country place; 18 years' ex
perience; reliable; strir-tly temperate. Mal
colm R. Morrison, 432 3d aye.
USEFUL MAN. — Married; thoroughly sober;
understands care of horses, carriages and
care of gentleman's country plsce; refer
ence; aged 32. Box 454. Englewood, N. J.
VALET. — Japanese. 32, single, quod look
ing, wishes ;jositlon In family cr with
bachelor gentleman; fifteen years' experl
eric i!\-nristocratic family service; expert
cook, butler; understand? barter work, bcl
entiflc medical gymnasium, massage;
cleans, presses finest garments; most faith
ful servajit, with good habits; does not
smoke or use any liquors: will also travel;
best personal and written city references.
Makoto, 47 Prospect Place. East 42d st.
DC^iEailC SITUATIONS n'AXT— _>
Female.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS; neat,
willing and obliging younr woman; Pro
testant; good references; city or country.
A. M.. Mrs. Ccl.ier's Agency. 122 W. 23d st.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS, or light
housework; willing, obliging young
woman; good references; city or country.
B. D.. Mrs. Collier'a Agency. 122 West 33d
st.
CCOK. — Good smart woman: willing to do
the laundry work; good baker and dessert
maker; in country: good references. Fla
herty's Bureau. 485 Columbus aye. Tel.
741— River. ■
COOK. Particularly neat; strictly first
class- excellent reference*: city or coun
try; moderate wages. A. W.. Mrs. Col
lier's Agency. 122 West 23d st.
COOK and WAITRESS. — Together or sep
arate both have good references and are
first class- wages. $3° °nd 525; . ity or
country Flaherty's Bureau, 4-S0 Columbus
aye. Tel. 741— River.
COOK, LAUNDRESS, assist chambermaid;
two flrst-ciass, obliging young women;
l«*t references; city or c ountr>-. M. S..
SSI Collier's Agency 122 West 23d st.
DAY'S WORK- — lroniaar or clean
ing.LMitchell. 115 »th aye.. third
floor -
Ftr=T f-LASS cooks, lauadrease:. wait
'reisee Dflrlormaids, chambermaid* and
bousemaldg on hand; mostly Scandinavian
end German hels; references strictly in
vestigated. Scandinavian Emp. Bureau.
747 Lexington aye.. between 59th and 60la
st«. Tel. 4887— Plaza.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.— Middle-aged
English woman; Protestant; plain cook.
laundress: city references: In apartment for
two or three adults. G. H-. 244 East 46Uj
street.
HOUSEKEEPER in small, respectable
family, where help Is kept; reference*
exchanged Address (letter only), L. N«ed
ham, 86A Bth aye.. Newark, K. 3.
HOUSEKEEPER. — New England woman;
excellent cook; nouatry preferred. H. I*.
Tribune Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway.
KITCHENMAID. — Strong and willing girl;
Swede; ha» experience and references.
Jussila Bureau, 680 Lexington aye.
LAUNDRESS. — Protestant; very neat and
refined; disengaged, family ROing abroad;
city or country. J- L-, Mr*. Collter"«
Agency 122 West 28d at.
LAUNDRESS. — Family washing, ironing.
by month, week or dozen; private house;
open air drying; will furnish beft refer
ences. 83= East 723 at.
LAUNDRESS— First-class-; Swedish; wants
family washing home. Mrs. Abraham
son. Vkl 3d aye., near 95th st/
LAUNDRESS. — Good, to do washing at
home or out by day; open air drying.
Mrs. Gray. 210 Eaat 73d st.
KTJrpe. — Experienced; take entire charge
of Infant; first class city references;
wages. 935 per month. 116 West 47th St.,
present employer.
NURSE. — Reliable ; Prote-<!int; to oare for
Invalid or elderly lady; willing to sew
and be useful; city reference, jj. 1., 37
West 9th st., city.
TWO GERMAN GIRLS; nursery govern
ess, good seamstress ; other lady's maid;
■peaks several languages; will travel; hair
dreaalng. manicuring. MorroVa Bureau,
721 Lexington aye.. corner 58th.
VISITINO MAID.— the day or hour;
care of silverware; wardrobe; plain sew
ing; will accompany = ladies out evenings;
city reference. Address lnald* box. ' 418 6th
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Excursions.
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TWO-HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. Lv. W. 23d ST. :
— <5.50. 7.50. 8.20. 8.60. 9.50, 10.50, 11.20.
11. tO a- in., 12.50. 120. 1.50, -'50. 3.50. 4.20.
4.50. 5.50, 6.50. 7.50. 8.50. 1150 p. m.
Sundays, 7.50, 8.50, 8.50. 10.50, 11.50 a. Bk.
12.50, 1.50, 2-50, 3.50, 4 60. 5.50, 6.50. 7.60,
6.50. 10.20, 11.50 p. m.
Lv. LIBERTY £T. :— 1.30. 6.30, 7 00, 8.00,
8.30. 0.00, 10.00. 11.00. 11.30 a. m.. 12.00
noon. 1.00. 1.30. 2.00. 3.00. 4.00. 4.80, 5.00,
6.00, 7.00, S.OO, 900 p. m., 12.15 midnight.
Sundays. 1.30. 8.00. 9.00. 10.00. 11.00 a. m..
12.00 noon. 1.00, 2.00, 3.00. 4.00. 5.00, 6.00.
7.00. 8.00, 9.00. 10.30 p. m.. 12.15 midnight
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Lv. W. 23d 5T.:— 7.60, 9.50. 11.50 a. m..
1.50. 3.50, 5.M). 6^o p. m. daily. Lv. LIB
ERTY 5T.:— 1.30. 8.00. 10.00 a. ra.. 12.00
uoon. 2.00, 4.00, 6.00, 7.00 p. m. daily.
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEKURST.
Lv. W. 23d 5T.:— 9.50 a. m. (12.50 Sats.
only). 1.20, 3.20. 4.50 p. m. Sundays. 6.50,
9.50 a, m., 2.20 p. m. Lv. LIBERTY ST.:
— 1.00. 10.00 a. m. (1.00 Sats. only), 1.30,
340, 6.00 p. m. Sundays, 7.00. 10.00 a. m..
2.30 p. m.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv. W. 23d
£T. : — 950 a. m., (12.50 SaU. only), 8.20
p. m. Sundays, 9.50 a. m., 2.20 p. m. Lv.
LIBERTY ST. :— IO.OO a. m. (1.00 Sats.
only). 3.40 p. m. Sundays, 10.00 a. m.,
2.30 p. m.
VIA ALL RAIL.— Long Branch, Asbury
Park, Ocean Grove &c Lv. W. 23d ST.: —
8.20. 11.20 a. m.. (12.20. 1.00 Sats. only),
1.20, 8.20. 4.80 (5.05, except Sats), 5.20.
8.20, 13.60 p. m. Sundays. 9.05 a. m., 3.60.
8.30 p. ra. Lv. LIBERTY ST. :— 4.00. 8.30,
11.30 a. m. (12.40, 1.20 Sats. only). 1.30.
3.30. 4.45 (5.15 txcept SaU.). 630. 6.30
p. m.. 12.01 midnight. Sundays, 3.30. 8.15
a. m., 4.00. 8.30 p. m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.— For Atlantic
Highlands, Sea Bright, Monmouth Beach,
Long Branch. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove,
*c. Lv. Pier 81. N. R., Foot W. 42d St.:—
10.00 a. m.. 12.80. 8.10. 4 15, 7.45 p. m.
Sunday?, 9.30 a. ra.. 1.00. 7.40 p. m. Leave
Pier 10, N. R.. Foot Cedar St.. 10.20 a. m .,
1.00. 3.45. 4.45. 810 p. in. Sundays. 10.00
a. m.. 1.30. 8.10 p. m.
Time tables may be obtained at follow
ing offices: Liberty St.. W. 23d St. (Tel.
Chelsea 3144). Piers 10 and 81. N. R-. «
Astor House. 245. 434. 1300. 1354 Broadway.
182. 225. 281 Fifth Ay,, 2788 Third Ay., 11l
West 125 th St.. 245 Columbus Ay., New
York; 4 Court St.. 343. 344 Fulton St.. 478
Nostrand Ay.. Brooklyn; 390 Broadway.
Wllllamsburg. New York Transfer Co. call*
for and check* bagga** to deitlnatlon.
BALTIKORE & CHIO It R
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
"Every other hour on the even hour."
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connections in New Union Station.
Washington, with all Line* South.
Leave New York Dally. 23d St. Llb'y St.
WASHINGTON. Erpen. 11.60 pm 1.30 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. 7.50 am fi.OO am
WASHINGTON. Diner. 8.60 am 10.00 am
(Parlor car N. Y. to Richmond. Va.)
WASHINGTON. Diner. 11.50 at.. 12.00 n'n
WASHINGTON. Buffet, 1.60 pm 2.00 pm
"'ROYAL LTD.." Diner. 3.50 pm 4.ooprn
WASHINGTON. Buffet, 6.60 pm 7.00 pm
Through Dally Trains to the West.
CHICAGO, PITTSBURG, 7.50 am B.OC am
CHICAGO, COLUMBUS. 11.60 era, 12.00 n"n
PITTSBURG. CLEVEL'D, 3.50 pm 4.00 pm
"PITTSBURG LIMITED,"6.*,O pm 7.00 pm
CIN.,ST.LOUIS,LOUISV., 11.50 pm 1.30 am
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Grand St., N. V. : 343 Fulton St.. Brooklyn;
West 23 St. and Liberty ft.
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and full lnfoimatton regarding trains, etc.
can be obtained at Bureau of Information,
B. ft O. R. R.. 23<1 St. Terminal. 'Phone
Number. Chelsea — 3144.
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UOMKhTIC SITUATIONS W'A>TKIX
TemmXm.
NURSE, chambermaid, or housework In
apartment: by colored girl. Eva E.
Thraen. 68 East 112 th st.
WAITRESS. — of Ireland Protestant
. girl; understands wlnea and salad mak
ing; very good waitress; wa^es. $22; good
references. Flaherty's Bureau, 486 Colum
bua ay«. T«L Rive*
PUBLIC NOTICE*
-\£\V YORK ' SUPREME COCRT, BTH
Judicial ijistrict. — County and
utnam County. — Northern Aqueduct i>e-
I ictmant, Section 6. — Notice of Application
tor the Appointment . of Coir.niissioners of
Apprals&l. - ..
t'ubiic notice le hereby- given that It Is
the intention of the Corporation Counsel of
Th« Ciiy of New York to nmKa application
to the suproiue Court ■ the State of New
xork for the appointment of Commissioners
of Appraisal under Chapter 724 Of the Lawa
of ly<«s. as amended. . -. -
Such application will be made to the Su
preme Court at a Special Term thereof to
M held la and for the Uth Judicial District
at the Judges' Chambers in the City of
.New Rochelle. Westcheßtar County. N. V..
on the 2t>th day of September. 1808. at 9:30
o'clock In the forenoon of that day. or as
soon thereafter as Counsel can be heard,
The object of such application Is to obtain
an order of the Court appointing three dis
interested and competent freeholders, one
of whom shall reside in the County of New
i"ork and one of whom shall reside in the
County of Orange or Putnam, to act as
Commissioners of Appraisal under eaid act
and discharge all the duties conferred by
said act and the acts amendatory thereof.
The real estate sought to be taken or af
fected Is Bituated in the Towns of Mont
gomery, Newburgh and Cornwall, Orange
County, and the Town of Philllpstown.
Putnam County.
The following is a description of the real
estate to b» acquired in fee, together with
a reference to. the date and place ot tiling
of said map:
All those certain pieces or parcels cf real
estata 6ituated in the towns of Montgomery,
Newburgh and Cornwall, County of Orange,
Town of FlshklU, County of Dutchess. ■ and
Town of Phillipstown, County of Putnam.
State of New York, shown on a certain
map entitled "Northern Aqueduct Depart
ment. Section No. 6. Board of Water Sup-
Piy of The City of New York. Map of real
estate, situated in the Towns of Montgom
ery. Newburgh ■ and Cornwall, County of
Orange. Flahkill. Coucty of Dutchess, and
Phillipstown. County of Putnam, and State
of New York, to be acquired by The City
of New York under the provisions of Chap
ter 724 of the Laws of 1905 as amended,
for the construction of Catsklll Aqueduct
and appurtenances, from Ulster Co. line
near St. Elmo to vicinity of Coldenham and
from Foundry Brook Valley to west shore |
of Hudson River at Storm King," which
map was filed in the office of the County
Clerk of the County of Orange at Ooshen,
New York, on the 15th day of June. 1908.
In the office of the County Clerk of the
County of Dutchess at Pou*hkeer*!e. New
York, on the 15th day of June. 1908, and
in the office of the County Clerk of the
County of Putnam at Carmel. New York,
on the 16th day of .Tune. 1908: which par
cels are bounded and described as follows:
FIRST PART.
Beginning at the north-weEt corner of
Parcel .No. iK>7. in the line between the
counties of Ulster and Orange, said point
neing about VAf. feet easterly trom ths
point of intersection of said county lice
with the easterly line of Plains Road Uead
ing from >ew Palu to St. Andrew), and
running thence along said county line and
the northerly line of said parcels, South
74* 42' East 150.7 feet to the north-east
corner of sala parcel thence along the
easterly line thereof, the easterly lice* of
parcels Nos. 2'i« and 2bl» and partly along
tne easterly line of parcel No. SCO, the fol
lowing courses and distances: South U' 41'
West 800. feet. South 8" 3S>' West 2«-4
feet. South 2' 23' East 2095.;; feet. South
6* 8' East 16.3 feet. South 9' 63' East
186&2 feet. South 1' 64* East 76.3 feet and
South 6" 04' West 146. feet to a point in
the northerly line of King's Hill Road
(leading from St. Andrew to Leptondaie);
thence along said road line. North W oo'
East 18. feet; thence continuing along said
easterly line of parcel No. 270. South 2t>"
00' East 16.3 feet and South JO' 14' West
£3. feet, crossing eaid road, to a point in
the southerly line thereof; thence- along j
said road line. south 64* 00* West 24. I
feet; thence still continuing along said east- j
erly . parcel line, and running along the :
easterly line of parcel No. 271, partly along i
the easterly lines of parcels Nos. 272 and 273,
along the northerly line of parcel No. 274, '
and the northerly and partly along the
easterly lines of parcel No. 275. the fol- |
lowing courses, distances and curve: South i
6» 04' West 997.2 feet, on a curve of 125. j
feet radius to the left, 77. feet. South i
29* 13' East 1950.6 feet. South 61' 22' East
1264. feet, crossing a iane. South 2* 04' ,
East 1290.5 feet. South. 8* 17' East 6215.5
feet, south 5* 31' East 362.8 "fe#t. South
84" 29' West 85. feet and South 6' 31' Ea-=t
126.1 feet to a point in the easterly line
of a road leading from St. Andrew to New- ;
burgh; thence along said road line. South ]
17* 40' East 166.3 fe*t; thene« still con- ;
Unuinar along the easterly line of parcel ;
No. 275, and running along the easterly line ,
of parcel No. 277. the following courses, :
distances and curve; South 0* 44' East j
737.8 feet, crossing said road, South P9* 16' '
West 25. feet. -South 0* 44' East 179.6 feet, i
on a curve of 150. feet radius to the left.
97.1 feet. South 37* 49' East 47.3 feet, ,
North Ss* 46' East 56.6 feet and South
4* 14' East 20. feet to the south-east cor
ner of said parcel No. 277 In the centre of !
a road leading from W'alden to Newburgh. j
said point being al6o the north-east corner ;
of parcel No. 279; thence along the easterly ;
lines of said parcel No. 279 and parcels
Nos. 280, 2SI and 284. and, partly along the
northerly and along the easterly lines or
parcel N0. '285, tha. following courses.. and
distances: South "4" 14' East 20. fset. South
37* 40' East 629. feet. .South. 62* 11' West j
25. feet, South 37* 49' East 177 8 feet.
South 14* SO* East 1463.5 feet, again cross- |
Ing the before mentioned road leading from |
St. Andrew to Newbutgh., North 60* 01"
East about 21. feet. South 9' 28' East 695.5
feet, on a curve, o*'3<». •fe*l'-raHfus-to*the
right, 151.8 feet. bo,*. -South - 18?^311 West •
134.7 feet to the most southerly point of
said parcel No. 285. in the easterly line of
parcel No. 286. In the easterly line of
South Plank Road; thence partly along said
easterly parcel line «nd the easterly line of
parcel No. 257,= South 19" 31' West 84.5
feet, crossing said road, to a point in the
westerly line thereof, at the most easterly
point of parcel No. 2SS; thence partly along
the easterly line of said parcel, along the
easterly lines of parcels NO3. 259- and 290.
and partly along the easterly lice of- parcel ,
No 291, the following courses * amr^ Sis
tances: South 19* 3i' West 661.»4«Mjt, SouMr
»• 66' West 83.3 feet. South G'- 2V West
1084 feet. South 6* 12' West 1405.8 feet.
South 3* 03' West 2779.8 feet. Xorth 88" !«'•
West 25.1 feet and South .1* 00' -West 842,3 [
feet to the south-east corner of said parcel
No. 291. in the northerly line of parcel No.
292. In the northerly line of Cochecton Turn
Pike (leading from Coldenham to East
Coldenham); thence along the northerly
line of said turn pike and partly along sal.i
northerly par eel' line. North 88* 4S' East
73.S feet to the corth-east corner of caM
parcel: thence partly along the easterly line
thereof. South 1* 12" East «6. fe*t. cross-
Ins: said turn pike: thence continuing along
said easterly parcel line. South 88° 48' West
76.3 feet and South 1° 00" West 1992.4 feet
to the most northerly point of parcel No.
294. in the westerly side of Drury Lane, in
the line between the towns of Montgomery
and Newburgh: thence along the easterly
line of said parcel, and partly "along the
easterly and along the southerly line* of
parcel No. 295, South 1* 00' West 616.1
feet, crossing E«id lane. South 6* 31' East
28.3 fe«t. SoutA 12* 01' East 1048.3 feet
end North 73* 64' West 663.6 feet, re
crossing said lane, to the south-west corner
of said parcel No. 2i)5. at another point la
the before mentioned i town line: thence
along esJd town line and the westerly line
of said parcel. Ncrth 16* 07' East 712.3 feet
to the most westerly point of before men
tioned parcel No. 294, in the westerly Eide
of before mentioned Drury Lane: thence
along said westerly side, partly along said
westerly parcel line, and continuing along
said town line. North 18* 07' East 258.4
feet to the most eoutberly point of parcel
No. 283; thsnee along the westerly line of
said parcel and partly along the westerly
line of before mentioned parcel No. 292.
North 1* 00' East 2421.1 feet to the most
southerly point of before mentioned parcel
No. 291; thence partly along the southerly'
line of said parcel. North 1* 00' East 120.6
feet; thence continuing along said southerly |
parcel line. South 88* 48' West 168.7 feet !
to the southwest corner of, said parcel; j
thence partly along the westerly line there- I
of. North 1* 12' West 66. feet, again eioos- \
ing before mentioned Cochtclon Turn Pike.
to a point In the northerly line thereof; j
thenoe along said line. North SS* 4S' East j
171 3 fe«t; thence still continuing along said |
westerly line of parcel No. 291. and run- |
ning along tUe westerly lines of befora
mentioned parcels Nob. 259 and 288. the
following courses and distances: North 1*
00' Eait 868.4 feet. North 88* 67' West
24 8 feet. North 3* 03' East 1076.7 feet.
North 88* 57' West 150. feet. North 3* 03'
East 1000. f«et. South 86* 57' East 150.
feet. North 3* 03' East 706.7 feet. North
6* 12' East 1257, fe«t. South 84* 48' East
25. feet. North 6* 12' East 144.8 feet. North
0* 21' East 248.9 feet. North 89* 39' West
25. feet. North 0* 2a' East 827.7 feet. North
6* 56' East 99.9 feet. North 18* 31' East
871 1 feet. North 70* 29' West 175. feet.
North 19* 31' East 300. feet. North 4* 21'
East 3«5. feet, North 19* Sl' East 115.6
feet and North to" 32' East 06.4 feet to th«
most westerly point of before mentioned
parcel No. 256, in the westerly side of be
fore mentioned South Plank -Road; -thence
partly along the westerly line of said par
cel. North 35* 82' East 62.7 feet, crossing
said road to a point .In - tha easterly line
thereof. In the westerly line of before men
tioned parcel No. 285; thence partly along
said westerly parcel line and along said
road line. North 16* 24' West 180.2 feet to
the north-west corner of said parcel; thence
partly along the northerly line thereof and
the westerly ilne of before mentioned parcel
No. 284, North SO* 01' East about 33.8 feet.
North B* 28' West 804.4 feet and North
14* 80' West 164.5 feet to the mest south- i
erly point of parcel No. 283. In the easterly j
line of the before mentioned road leading
from "Walden to Newburgh : thence partly
along the westerly line of said parcel, Nort
14* 30' West 43.1 feet to the most southerly '
point of parcel No. 282. in the center of !
«ald road: thenoe along the westerly llr.es
of said parcel and before isentloned parcels ■
Nos. 281. 2SO and 279. and along the south- j
erly and westerly lines of befcrs mentioned I
parcel No. 278. the following courses and I
distances: North 14* 80' West 9-45.2 feet. j
Vorth 26* 09' West 50.6 feet. North 87* 49' I
West 685.7 feet. Scuth 83* 46' West 104. i
feet North 78* 61' West 149 4 feet Ski j
North 11* 00' East 25. f«et to the south- j
west corner of before mentioned parcel No.
277, in the center of the before mentioned
road ■ leafllr.fr from Waldsn to. Newburgh;
thence along the westerly line of said par
cel and partly along the westerly line of
before mentioned parcel No. 275. the fol
lowing courses ar-d dl*t»ni?»s: North 11* CO'
East 25 feet. South 78* 61' East 142.fl feet.
North ■' 4«' East «4. feet. North IS* 41'
W«st 13«- OMt, North 0* 44' West 330. «
fe*t. North 6* 31' West 354 7 feet ar.d
North 20* 61' West 389-8 fert to the south
west corner of parcel No. 276. In the west
erly line o* the before mentioned road lead-
Ing from St. Andrew to Newburgh: thence
along the westerly line if »al<l parcel and
along »al<l road, NV.rth 20V 81* West 155. ;
feet to the north-wtit corner of said parcel; i
thence- lon* - the - northerly'- line thereof. j
North . 06* 16" East 18.6 . it*l to tha < moat i
PL'BLIC NOTICES.
westerly point of before mentioned r*?c«l
No. 275. in the center of said ro*a; thence
partly along the westerly line of said pir
cel. along the southerly line of before men
tioned parcel No. 274. alor.g the southerly
•and westerly lines of before mentioned par
cel No. 273. along the westerly line of be
fore mentioned parcel No. 272. and p*rtly
along tr.e MM| Ilr.e of before mentioned
parcel No. 270. the following courses, dis
tances and cunru: North Cri* 16' East 92 8
feet. North 8° 17' West 357.8 feet. >orth
2* 04' West 1C17.5 feet. North 61' 22' West
368.2 feet. North »* 02' East 148.6 feet.
North 61' 22' West 869.3 feet, again cross
ing the before mentioned lane. South 28* 38
West 90. feet. South 88* 3S' West 30. f»et.
North 44* 13-, West 95.2 feet. North 0' 47
East 817.4 feet. North 23* 13' West 17'J5.
feet, on a curve of 275. feet radius to the .
right, 169.4 feet. North 6* 04' East 593.2
fe«t and South 63* 22' West 171.6 feet to
a point in the southerly line of before
mentioned King's Hlil Road; thence along
said road line. North 73* 24' West 40. feet;
thence continuing along said westerly line
of parcel No. 27W, North 18* 36' East 44.7
feet, again crossing said road, to a point
In the northerly line thereof; thence con
tinuing along said westerly parcel line, and
running aiong the westerly lines of before
mentioned parcels Nos. 259. 268 and 26..
the following courses and distances: North
Cs* 22' Eaat 2U7.S feet. North 6* 04' Ea«t
227.3 feet. North 1* 54' West 34.7 feet.
North 9* 53' West 1C66.2 feet. North 6° 09'
West 35.8 feet. North 2' 25' West 20&5.2
feet. North 3° 38' East 58. feet aid North
8* 41' East 815.6 feet to the point or place
of beginning. '/""
SECOND PART.
. Beginning at the south-west corner of
parcel No. 296, in the southerly liaa «f
Moffatt Road, and running thence partly
along tha westerly line of said parcel. North
O* 23' 30" West 35. feet, crossing said road,
to a point in the northerly ilne thereof;
taence along said road line. North 89' 36'
3U" East 1*4.6 feet; thence continuing along
the westerly line of parcel No. 296, and
running partly along tna southerly line of
parcel No. 297, the following courses, ois
tanees and curves: North 2" 52' 30" East
3^0.4 feet, on a curve of 300. feet radius
to the right. 84.4 feet. North IB* 00' 30"
East 212. feet, on a curve of 100. t eet radius
to the left, 32.4 feet. North 0* 28' East
254.S feet, on a curvt of SCO. feet radius
to the right. 172 6 feet. North 12* 4^ East
137.9 feet. South 77° 11' East 50. feet.
North 12" 49' East 113.7 feet. North 77* 11'
West 60. feet. North 12* 49' East 114.S
feet and North 52' 60' 30" West ÜBl. feet
to a point in the easterly line of a road
leading from before mentioned Mcffatt Road
to Carmel Road; thence along the easterly
and northerly lines of said road, continuing
along the southerly line of parcel No. 297,
nr.d running partly aiong the southerly line
of parcel No. 295, North 23* 09' West 21.4
feet. North 39" 08' 30" West 35.8 feet.
Jiorth 59" 08' 30" West 95.5 feet an-1 North
6S* 19' West 42.2 feet; thence continuing
along the southerly line of eald parcel No.
298, North 52* 66' 30" West 122.1 fe«t to
the south-east corner of parcel No. 299. -In
the easterly line of said Carmel Road
(leading from Cold Spring to Carmel);
thence along the southerly line of said par
cel. North 52' sti' 30" West 27.4 feet to
the south-east corner of parcel No. 301, in
the center of said road; thence along the
southerly line of said parcel. North 62* 56'
30" West 122.3 feet. South 37* 03' 30" West
100. feet. North 52* 56' 30" West 80. feet,
crossing Foundry Brook, North 37' 03' 80"
East 100. feet and North 52* 56' 30" West
55.4 feet to the south-east corner of parcel
No. 302, in the center of Fishkill Road
(leading from Cold Spring to FishklU);
thence along the southerly line of said par
cel. North 52* 66' 30" West 16.8 feet to
the south-west corner of same. In th» west
erly line of said road; thence along said
road line and partly along the westerly line
of said parcel. North 25° 07' 30" East 13.2
feet to the south-east corner of parcel No.
304; thence along the southerly lines of said
parcel and parcel No. 305. partly along the
southerly line of parcel No. 306 and along
the easterly line of parcel No. 307 the fol
lowing courses and distances: North 60' 36'
30" West 97.4 f*<?t. North 52* 66' 30" West
1»22.4 feet. South 37* 03' 30" West 440.
feet, South 10* 33' West 92.5 feet. South
41* 32' 30" East 162.3 fe*t. South 15* 11'
East 275.4 fe*>t. South 3»' 21' East 155.2
feet. South 42 20' 30" East 158.4 feet.
South 6S* 21' East 202.7 feet. South 43* 39'
Kast 86.3 f>et. South 29* 53' SO" East 67.3
feet. South 2* 23' 30" East 140.3 feet. South
4* 16' West 300.9 feet. South 4* 09' 30"
East 94.5 feet. South 16* OO' 30" East 158.1
feet. South 28° 07' East 237. feet and South
80* 29' 8O" East 224.7 feet to the south
east corner of said parcel No. 807. In the
northerly line of before mentioned Fishkiil
Road; thence along said road line and the
southerly line of said parcel. South 60* 00'
30" West 49.7 feet to the south-west cor
ner of said parcel; thence along the west
erly line of same again, partly along the
southerly line of before mentioned parcel
No. 303. partly along the southerly lines of
parcels Nos. 308 and 300. and along the
noutherly lines of parcels Nof. 310 and 311.
the following courses, distances and curve:
North 39* 53' West 163.4 feet. North 2«*
26' 30" West 314.8 fe»t. North 17* 01' 30*
West 158.2 feet. North 4* 49' West 105.6 i
feet. North 2*. 47' East 438.5 feet. North |
39* 48' West 93.1 feet. North 65* 08' 30" |
West 80.1 feet. North 57* 20' West 156 2
feet. North 42* 20' 30"- West 192.8 feet.
North 39" 21* West 191.3 feet. North 15* 11'
West 274 feet. North 45* 3O West 190.3
feet. North 43* 55' West 127.6 feet. North
2* 51' 30" West 140. feet. Nprth 37* 61' SO"
West 690. feet. North 67* 51' 30" West 175.
feat. North 22* 08' 30" East 175. feet.
North 67* 61' 30" West 5047.1 feet. South
22* 08' 30" West 75. feet. North 67* 51' 30"
West SS6. feet. South 88* 52' West 247.
feet. South «0* 43/ -.30" West 230. feet.
North 29* ll' 30" West 150. feet. North
60* 48' 30" East 160. fi*t. North 30* 84'
SO" West 177.9 feet. North 85* 52' 30" East
473.2 feet. North 54* 56' .West 153.7 feet,
crossing Breakneck Valley Road and a
brook. North 65* 31' 30" West 166.6 feet.
South 73* 15' West 162. feet, on a curve of
300. feet radius to the right, 175.7 feet.
North 67* 12' West 88.6 feet. South 81* 29'
'West 727.3 feet and South 81* 44' 30" West
1174 feet to the south-west corner of said
parcel No. 811: -thence partly alongr the
wpsterly lines of said parcel ar.d parcel No.
,813. North S3* 42' "West 571.7 feet and
■Sftuth S2* 17' West 45.9 feet to the most
**»««,terly point of said parcel. .-in the east-
■ t>fiy line of parcel No 315, in the line be
tween the counties of Dutchess and Put
nam: thence along said county c tine .and
-pertly along said easterly'parcel line. South
38*' 49' West 278.2 feet, crTssinir a road
lead'ng from. Cold Spring to Fishkiil Land
ing to the south-east corner of parcel No.
310. in the easterly shore line of the Hud
son River: thence along the southerly and
partly along the westerly lines of Bald par
cel No. 316 and along the southerly line of
parcel No. 317 South 56* 35' West 206.6
feet. North 33* 25' West 159.3 feet and
South 56* 35' West 1351.3 feet to the south
east corner of parcel No. 31S, In the line
between the cour.tles of Orange and Dutch
ess- thence along the southerly Ur> of said
parcel. South 66° 35' West 960.7 feet to the
most southerly point of said parcel. in the
easterly line of a grant of land under water
to Mead & Taft; thence along said easterly
line and continuing along the southerly
line of parcel No. 318, North 45* 06' West
51.1 feet to the most westerly point of said
parcel; thence along the northerly line of
same. North 66* 36' East 091. feet to the
north-west corner of before mentioned par
cel No. 317. in the before mentioned Hn»
between the counties of Orange and Dutch
ess; thence along the northerly line of saM
parcel partly along the before mentioned
westerly line cf parcel No. 316 and alonir
the northerly line of eald parcel. North 56'
3.V East 1351.3 feet North S3* 25' West
157 2 feet. North 66* 35' East 291.5 fe*t.
North 19* 37' West 11S1.8 feet and North
70* 23' East 100. feet ■to the north-east
corner of said parcel No. 316, in the west
erly line of the property of the N. Y. Cen
tral & H. R. R- R- Co.; thence along eaid
property line and partly along the easterly
line of said parcel. South 19* 37' East SSO.
feet on a curve of 2587. feet radius to th«
left, 850.3 feet, and South 11* 59' West 83.5
feet to the north-weet corner of before
mentioned parcel No. 315; thence along the
northerly line of said parcel. South 62* 06'
East 21P. feet, asaln crossing the road
leading from Cold Spring to Fishkill Land
ing, and North 82* IT' East 101.7 feet to [
the north-east corner of said parcel, In the
before mentioned westerly line of parcel
No 813. In the before mentioned line be
tween the countlts of Dutcbess and Put
nam: thence along said county line and
partly alontr said westerly parcel line. North
36* 49' East 147.5 feet to the most south
erly point of parcel No. 314; thence along
the westerly and northerly line* of said !
parcel. North 17* 25' 30" East 381 9 feet. !
North 52 25' 30" East 250. feet and North |
S2* 25' 30" East S3.S feet to the north-west I
corner of b«fore mentioned pircel No. 313, !
in the last mentioned county line; thence |
along the northerly and partly along the
easterly lines of said parcel, partly along
tha northerly line of before mentioned par
cel No 811. along the northerly line ef
parcel No. 312. partly along tha northerly
line of before mentioned parcel No. 309. !
along the northerly line of before mentioned
parcel No. 308. partly along the northerly |
line of before mentioned parcel No. 306,
partly along the northerly and easterly
lines of before mentioned parcel No. 305.
and along the northerly line of parcel No.
SO3 the following courses, distances and
curves: North 82* 25' 30" East 116.7 fa*t.
South 7* T-4' 30" East 292.7 feet. South 50*
■>0- East 563.6 feet. North S2* 17' East 89.3
feet, on a curve of 725. feet radius to the
right, 671.1 feet. North 37* 25' Eaat 75.
feet. South 52* Ss' East 70.2 feet, on a
curve of 100. feet radius to the left, 80.3
feet. North 81* 29' East 252.9 feet, on a
curve of 300. feet radius to the right, 164.
feet, Bouth 67* 12' East 262.8 feet, on a
curve of 100. feet radius to the left, CS.6
feet. North 79* 15' East 377.8 feet, en a
curve of 300. feet rafltus to the right. 575 6
feet, re-crossing before mentioned Break- I
neck Valley Road and the before mentioned
brook. Bouth 8* 11' West 325.1 feet, en a
curve of 100. feet radius to the left, 67.
feet. South 20* 11' 30" East 126.7 feet. on
a curve of 100. feet radius to the left, 67.5
feet South 67* 61' 30" East 315.S feet.
South 22* 08' SO" West T5. feet. South «7* !
61' SO" East 5047.1 feet. North 22* 08' 30"
East 75. feet. South 67* 51' SO" East 461.6
feet, or. a curve of 600. feet radius to the.
left. 43.7 feet. South 72* 02' East 151.1
feet, on a curve of 300. feet radius to the I
right. 100 feet. South 62* 66' 30" Eait '■
2102.2 fe-t. South 16* 40' West 15.2 fe«.
South 60* 12* 30" East 134.0 f*et and
South 62* 66' 30" East 67.4 feet to the I
north-west corner of before mentioned par- j
eel No. 302. In the weMerly line of before |
mentioned Flshklil Road; thence along the
northerly line of said parcel. South 52* 63'
SO" East 19.2 feet to the north-west corner
of before mentioned parcel No. 301. In the
center of said road: thence along the north
erly line* of said parcel and parcel No. 300.
South 82* 66' 30" East 311 feet to the
north-west corner of before mentioned ]■»!•
,c«l No. 599. In the westerly line of before
mentioned Carmel- Road thene* alonir th«
northerly line of said parcel. South 52* tV
30" East 61.4 feet, crossing said road, to i
a point in the easterly line thereof, at tha i
north-west corner of before mentioned parcel
No. 297: then;e along the northerly »nd
easterly lines of said parcel and, the east
erly llr.« or , b«Xor* 1 meatlcntd j paxcoi » Jfcv
I rtwjt —
296. the following course*, di»tanc»» an-i
I curVe«: South 52* 06' '■»/' East lOeO.OS tft.
South 17* 07' 3<y Ea»t 86. 4« feet, donth
12* i»' West 433.77 Xeet. on a cum c
600. feet radius to the leJt. 129.3 ie«t.
South 0* 28' Weit 234.8 Xeet. On a curv«
of 3l)0. f»et radius to tho rtfbt. 07.1 feet.
South 1»' 0O- SO" West 2127 (Wt. on a
curve of 100. feet radius to the left, 23.1
feet, an.l South 3* IV Weit 332.3 (*«t .to
the south-east corner of said parcel N*.
2US. In the center of befor* mectloned MOf
fatt Road. th«nce aloes th# center Una of
said road and partly alon« th« southerly
line of «ald parcel. South 9r 36' 30" West
214.4 fe«t: lh«nce oonttnuln* alons m)A
southerly parcel line, South 20* 42* West
13. feet to a point In the southerly line of
said road; thence alona- said road line, anil
continuing along saia southerly parcel line.
South OS* 36' 30" West 63.1 feet to th»
point or place ot beglanlay. -_\
The f«e is to be acquired by The City of
New York In all the- real estate parcels
Nos. 267 to 318. both inclusive, cental r.e<i
tr. th« above descriptions, «xceptlas parcel
No. 307. la w.i;«.h a perpetual easement Is
to be acquired.
Excepting thereout and therefrom lands
owned by the New York Ontral and Hud
son River Railroad Company designated as
parcels 312. 313. 314 and 313. Also parcel
Nos. 816-317. claijn«<i by the St&to of New
York. _^_
If any real estata hereinbefore described
!s devoted to highway or otner publlo pur
peses. such u*e shall continue nntll Th«
City of New York shall hare tho rlxht to
change the same.
Dated Aug-ist 1. 1908.
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