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DIAMOND TRADE BETTER
factories Here Resuming on Full
fine After Period of Idleness.
' '^jrt diamond industry in Ne-a- York, after a de
it ,|rr of about ten months, has in the last week
[T^to emerge from the period of Idleness.
**~jiJrH- in thia trade, -which were among: the
'. IlTte t*& the result of the general financial re
! " ctaer.t. are now resuming operations, notwith-
Z&>&izS *-♦" common belief that a Presidential
t \^^i brlr.es business depression. Two of the
rit fart Tries In this city have rssumed opera
; others are expected to do so within the
"r^trard Van Dam. a leading Importer of dia
■,«- with factories tn New York. Amsterdam
IZ& j&tverp. said yesterday that he had placed a
ftf tart* of men at work or. full time in his New
XX* Sictory. He said that there is now a re
jg^cd active demand for diamonds. Mr. Van Dam
M _j JiirlJ iirl the elision that there, wculd soon be a
.i»umr"~ of normal conditions In the trade, and
- t^t ■■ &'* diamond factories would soon be in
jperition for at least part time.
A. Merer, president of the Diamond "Workers'
protective Union of America, cf which all the dia
mond worker* are memters. said yesterday that at
the be«rtnnto*r of the depression som« of the work
era west back to their homes la Airsterdam. Hol
land. Tier *re now gradually returning- to this
ocstry. Mr. Meyer said that few of these men.
who ..\1 remunerative employment In New York
factories before the depression, had rorie Into other
occupies*, because the diamond worker is usu
ally unfitted for rough labor. About one-fifth of
the fencer employes now have work In New York,
la Antwerp, out of four thpusand. members of the
enicn. orJy tire* hundred are now Idle, while in
Amsterdam, of the eight thousand diamond work
ers, fewer than a thousand are unemployed.
.BANK RECEIVERS TO MEET CONTROLLER
I "trashiss^oa. Sept. 23— To secure greated efficiency
»a the ■work of receivers* of insolvent national
tasks. Controller Murray has called a conference
of receivers of banks In the. East, numbering six
ties, IB be held in his office, beginning on October
I They will discuss a long- list of subjects, amon*;
than the delivery of special deposits, the treatment
«f clainis received for collection, what claims are
entitled to preference, the collection of assets, giv
4sf additional time to debtors, proofs of claims,
allff<rar.ce of offsets, economy in the management
cf trusts, aiding efforts for th* rehabilitation of
tasks, sale cf irorthless end unoollectibls assets,
- etc.
NEW BYLAWS FOR CLEARING HOUSE.
A eperlal meeting of the Xew Tork Clearing
- House Association will be held to-day to receive
' the report of the. committee named some' time ago
to -• as the association's bylaws. The changes to
be recommended will be in large part technical, it
is ■understood It is also expected that the. report
say have something to say on the question of ad
mitting tract companies to membership in the as
socaticn.
JfISCEI.LA>TEOrS.
DR. FRATT. GREAT FACE expert.
"Tells how to improve Personal Appear
• r.re; fcow to correct all Imperfect Feat
u-ej; how to P.emov* Wrinkles; all kinds
cf tlerr.l«>ie3." His bock free. Writ* to
da- 1122 Broatfwgy. y. T.
BCSI>*£SS CHA>CES.
GHOCERT e=<J BXTTCHER. estabasbpfi 30
j-ear»; good busir.ees: up-to-date fixtures;
only in cash require*!. Wr-.. J. Clark,
81« Newark aye.. Jersey City.
ROOFING AVD LEADERS.
I*ANE SYSTEM— HANGING LEADERS
away from wall by Lane's patent pipe
hangers saves leader Saves vraZl. Circu
".ars mailed. Ira O. Laae. 207 E. «4th St.
STAMPS AVD COINS.
OLD COINS, medaia. paper money, bought,
•old. Tbcmas 1. Elder. 22 HL 23d St. N. T.
PIANOS A>» ORGANS.
We bay Bar «jot cash second hard piano*;
•cad pasta, and repressntatlve ■«•;.; caU;
we i.avt Steir.ws.;.- bargain*. Wis« Piaaa
Co.. 17 East 122 th St.
HELP WASTED.
MB*
SOUS OF " "R represeatatl-re* sake $2.sf*>
raosthljr. some only $1,000. &na soa:e only
JlOC 1 : we can uae a few hard working, in
- te::igert men to cover New Tork snS vi
ciniTy. which Is sßworaaed territory and
inurt be very profitable to our agents; pre—
Tlous ex?erieace In salesmanship ■unnec«*s
,- sarr. but Industry is: any amount of earn-
E iegs Is open to a man who wants a large.
I iccotr.e ts4 works to g*t it; no soft snap.
tut tie one tig chance for Ha nan who
- w£B: opportunity for ruch big earnings for
the right man .-—--■ o^- aaj hold
ing him on ■ mere salary, co we don't pay
6a.ar:«-fc— cnly commission: in letter apply—
:r.g for p^r» «*te exrerierjce and refer
ence- in srtaaaew IJae you ha,.«- b*^n em
jic?-eci: jrood. clean, honest work, and Just
af pr-:£tat)je as one desires to make it.
Address Drake. Box 8, Tribune G2ce.
- £S2i
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR— Wanted, one
man. -'. good address, as adv»>rtlßli:g so-
Ecitor cs standard yearly publlca*on. Un—
ex'jer*Jr>nabie opportunity this year of do
teg & great business. Address T. 8.. Bex
-ii. Tribune OCc*.
— Femil*.
"WANTED. — Cheerful Air*rican ytrang.
■ — wor.an, -»at sewer, to assist with light
hrusework aad care of Invalid: f'.-m full
icformttSon. Address Marlon. Box 8. Trib
une !Boe.
WOKS W4.MED.
AMERICAN LAWYER CTew England) de
.'.r<i- legal business for ln(J:viduaia. Im
■sadsate atteation. Apply Room €21. 10
BOOKKEEPER. ACCOXTNTANT; SS; 12
years bookkeeper, cashier. oSc« man: 5
years peddle accountant's oaSosa. * WMaa
far references ard further Information,
Wiiiia— *, 127 Pumiaiylvanla are.. Newark.
BOOKKEEPER (Assistant).— Harried. 29;
gracuaTe tudness college; ambitions,
Ce^sE. 818 Earrnan »t.. Brocklya.
"Bookkeeper and cashier; «cubl»
T er.trv; srv^rej Tears" en>*rience; highest
• references as to character and abllitr. sal
ary -ti.'-rjiL..f. Johnston. Bex 5, Tribune
. Of*.ce.
EOT, :«, graiuate. with oS5c« experience);
in barker's, broker's cr some good busi
ness c^Tce where there are good prospects.
Jaaw I>uaae. 217 East 69th St.
c HAT"FFETUR.-»Cok>r<id; married: good
JSeciaa; C ; are,?-:: driver: best reference;
«ty -■ country. Joseph Morgan. 218 West
Cff ST.
CHArPrTTE. — Toung mac. on any make
cf car; Jong experience as mechanic and
er.ver, n\ jri anywhere; can furnish Al
•eTer,^,. John Graumann. 425 East S2<3 ft.
-j.CHATTTErR. — Day work: beat reference;
c . re iaiiie and thoroughly competent, willing
work for >mt:i wages. Address Erinck
■flWt. •'34 Kaia JOth St.
:; £h:ROPOEIST give* foot treatments and
B.&-sage; would like more patrons. wlil
**■' at Their hornaa or hotels; references
riven. A:^r«»« Lee. 277 West 122 d «t.
Carpenter -wants bungalow, horticult
ure;, urtlon building work. Carpenter,
TO 'R'ashinrton eve.. Brooklyn.
DRIVER or FTABLOUX.- Married; ua
cersiaiids t.h« care of horses ajid carr)
•**• ■ ,r »hly. Address J. 11.. 810 East
dine- man: knows tae city and
•sip-mir:" or will m to the country.
•nsrain <iuyr;n, 432 £d are.
t SLE"THIciA.V. —Four y«-iirn' erp»rien'»
'•uoOrwe nslary. Fred Arkenau, 2bl 3d
» "-. Jer»ey OJf r.
' '-FKETTER. — Tounr mas; commercial
■ " position : i-:i*mlsm seven different laniruace*.
J*"B<-h. Italian. Spanish. Greek. German.
I *." !i "*h and passable English. Albert. 3&2
otn aye.
"AN. colored, aa port»r, watchman or
"«**;;! man. Call :-■ Berlin st . K'klyn.
•i* 0 PLATER MAN havinr full ehanra
Jf rilant wants to make change. W. W..
* m Bast 125 th st.
6TEtr A Rr> 32. rood cleaner: epoaka Or
mar. F-»ncf.. Znerlikh: cellar man; »i
"' s> *! with ri<!;nr hor»eh »ith ar«or or
•»i?'^" ; •«y*l»;n«: beat referescM. _P. '-.
•*- - .ua* OOm.
CREDITORS TAKE CHARGE.
Audit Egg-OS cc Company's Books
— Concern Said To Be Solvent.
Chicago. Sept 23.— The Egrg-O-See Cereal Com
pany, with headquarters in Chicago and factories
In Buffalo and Quincy. 111., has been placed In the
hands of a committee of creditors. The assets
are valued by the company at $1,500,000. but the
creditors are nald to regard them as about equal
to the indebtedness. An auditing committee now
at -work on the company's books Is expected to
make a detailed report by Saturday.
Chicago. Sept. tt, Wfcßa auditors employed
by the creditors' committee to-day began an ex
amination of the hooka and accounts of the Bat
tle Creek Breakfast Food Company, the cor
porate name of what is commonly called the Egg-
O-See Cereal Company, officers of the company
declared that there was nM nw nor had there
ever been a question of the company's solvency.
An authorized etatement from the creditors'
committee containing; less than fifty words was
given to those questioning the officials. It reads:
The Battle Creek Brenkfast Food Company has
ext sndins; Its business faster than was war
ranted by its working capital, and is now confer
ring wit -1 a committee representing its principal
creditors for the purpose of investigating its
general condition and determining Its future
Supplementing the statement. L. D. Wallace,
assistant general manager at the Chicago offices
of the company, said :
"There is absolutely no question of the sol
vency of the company; the problem Is simply one
of policy. The assets of the company exceed
Jl.Csn.noo, and the liabilities do not exceed
*435.000.
P. R. R. AND TIME LIMIT ACT.
■With reference to the newspaper dispatches from !
Washington, published on September IS, stating
that the Pennsylvania. Railroad Company and other
railroads named "will do everything possible to
escape compliance with the act of Congress limit
ing to sixteen hours the continuous service of em
ployes," the following: statement is authorized:
The company has not done, or attempted to do, '
anything to escape compliance with the require
ments of the act at Congress. On the contrary, it"
is now (aa it has been at all times since the act
became operative) strenuously endeavoring- in good
faith strictly to comply with its requirements. This
Is too well known and clearly understood by all
employes in its system to admit of controversy.
The equity suit in tl»e federal court for the East
ern District of Pennsylvania instituted by the
company against the Interstate Commerce Commis
sion — which has not yet been heard — neither at
tacks the validity of the act nor seeks to avoid
observance of and obedience to its mandates, as'
erroneously stated in the dispatches. It simply
seeks relief against an order of the commission
requiring voluminous monthly reports, which is
confidently believed to be unlawful, and in the •
orderly and well established course of legal pro
cedure submits the question respecting the valid
ity of the order for consideration and determina
tion by the court. Any statement either regarding •
the company's atttitude in respect to the act of
Congress or the purpose and scope of the pending
suit inconsistent with the foregoing is wholly una
ware-anted and without foundation in fact.
Tho company deems it just and appropriate to
add that tne above statement respecting Its atti
tude and practice under the act of Congress Is, as
it believes and is assured, equally applicable to
WORK WASTED.
STEI.vyjRAPHER. — Young - man. "• 21;
• .knrwiedge. rf off '«• work; three rears
np«rW«CS* nust «rrrk at once; 'T-fl>nt
referenres; 6aiary $12. Harry Mess. 237
West 14* th st. ...
YOUXG MAN. 22, as stock clerk In whole
sale silk or woollen house; three years'
eiperfenoe. Clegg-. td Lewis ay».. B'klyn.
TOUNO MaN w.shea position evenings, 8
Lar.fr. ."i4 dkerry St.
i HAK, eotared. neat, willing and
- .r anything: good worker. Care
at B aaann, 2:^ West p ■:■! St.
YOUNG MAX, high school graduate, with
some clerical experience, desires position
st anything; (flee work preferred; Baiary
no object. A. Fa:« HJO West 12th St.
WORK WANTED.
• Female.
A TEACHER of art embroidery would like
to take charge of workroom or school;
(peaks German. Hungarian, English. Llnd
rr^yer, 151 East 54th st. . ..-_-, .
BOOKKEEPER. — Business college grad
uate; beginner or substitute position.
Agnes- Habexle, Marlboro. N. Y.
FRENCH LADY (Paris). 2rst class r»ferr
■HOB, desires to- give lessons la French
In Brat class families. ' Address Mariante
Hortance Motiret, 582 Harman St.. Brooklyn.'
."OFFICE. ASSISTANT and TYPEWRITES.
— Young lady, with good education; ex
perienced filer. Address Box 113. Little'
Neck. Long Island.
OFFICE ASSISTANT. — Girl; aged 17: with
knowledge of typewriting I arid stenog
raphy. Ma;- Bailey, 4«7 West 34th. St.
REFINED, educated young ' married
woman; can take entire charge office.
correspondence. Interviewing, etc; jjarticur
lar in deta3ls; family dependent; shirt
h'ocrs. Lov^ll. Mount Vernon P. p. ... -.
: STENOGRAPHER .— can asslat'.Ja
! _Vsce. Miss Bormana, 42* East 85tn Et,
JJTprNG: LADY desires clerical posJUon.
~ .experienced filing:; knowledge of book
keeping and switchboard. O'Connell,'— 34
"W>wt. 100 th st.
TTSNTED. few hours' work during; -«fe
day or plain netting to take home; very
neat wwer; best reference. Mrs. Annie
Humphrey. 138 West 25th st.
DOMSSTIC 6ITCATIONB WAJNTKrx
State.
BUTLER. — — By man. and wife;
man first class butler, wife as good piain.
cook; both to do the work of small private
family between them; good wages. Ad
dr»ss R. Z.. Tribvme Uptown Office, lttU
Broadway.
CARETAKER. — Couple, thoroughly reli
able, long in the service' of private fam
ilies, desire to take charge of gentleman's
country or city house. Caretaker, 19 West
4*lh st.
CARETAKER of gentleman's country
place, by married" man: understands thor
cugly care of horses, cows and gardening;
best references; location Immaterial. Fla
herty. 736 Leonard St., Brooklyn.
COACHMAN. — By neat young Welshman;
b«st care horses, harness, etc. , careful
driver; generally useful; excellent refer
e^e. Carpenter Bureau, 154 6th aye.
COACHMAN.— Scotch, sickle, middle aged:
understands horses, carriages; can care
small place In country; garden. lawn, fur
nare, generally useful; reference. Address
Scotchman. Bex 13. Tribune Office.
COACHMAN. — Single; understands care cf
horses, harness, carriages, lawns, walks,
careful driver; willing- and obliging; good
references. A. Reynertson, 14 4th Place.
Brooklyn.
COACHMAN. — Gentleman giving up horses
wishes to place his coachman, whom he
highly recommends as a first claps driver;
sober, hcr.est and careful; willing to be
useful In house if required, nine years' ref
erence. Apply M. M. B«ldln«. 10 West
72d st.
COACHMAN' — German. 30: married, with
out children; thoroughly competent In fine
horses, tames* and carriages; careful driv
er: understands gardening andT furnace;
wife cook a::' , laandress. Eugene Spitzer.
34b East 79th St.
COUPLE.— Han and wife, capable of
managing hotel, club or private family;
wife as housekeeper or cook; man as stew
ard: understand marketing, catering; . ex
cellent references. 11.. Miss FltzGerald's
Bureau. CO3 Stb ay«.. corner 42d st.
COUPLE. — Man useful, table or outside
m-ork; wife cook and laundress; both
German; young. r.ea*. references. R..
Mathewson Bureau, 618 C.ha ve. Tel. 378
Bryant.
GARDENER. — young German, single;
fine vegetable grower; hothouse, glass.
frames fruits. Jow»r« and general wort;
good reference. Carpenter Bureau. 154 6th
aye.
GARPF.NER (Head, practical). — German,
marrie-i. no children; 33 yean* experi
ence; IS years In this country; honest,
■obrr and Industrious ; on gentleman's coun
try i>i«' • •*:•■.. glass, where first class work
is- expected and appreciated. A. Langer,
Box 27<<. Roslyn. I*. I.
GARDKNEK — Single: English;' for all
around work; references, H. L., Tribune
Office.
HEAD GARHENER or MANAGER.— Of
country place; thoroughly experienced;
best references; Kcotrh: married. Alexander
Lamond. Westminster School. Slmsbury,
Conn.
JANITOR or superintendent of elevator
apartment: mod renter; repairs, steam,
hot water, boilers, lorks, weather strips,
awnings, elertric work, motors, pump«,
palmer. oratur: elegant, references.
Byrne, 372 West 133 d St.
JANITOR. — By experienced mechanic: in
htgti class apartment- hove« , best refer
ence; own tooU. Jones, 71 West 101 st st
JANITOR —In *ie-ator aparTnenU: bandy
-ooic understanda etcAxa, refereDcea.
Berrican. 003 lOUi ava.
XEW-YORK DAILY TRIBT"N"E, THTHSDAY. SEPTEMBER li. lOOS.
e#i^h of the other railroad companies mentioned -In
tht dispatches.
PASSENGER AGENTS* MEETING.
Officers Chosen — Samuel Moody Opposes Re
ductions in Fares.
Toronto, Sept. 23. — At to-day's meeting of the
American Association of General Passenger ar.d
Ticket Agents, G. T. Bell, the new president,
took over the reins of office, S. G. Hatch, of the
Illinois Central, was chosen vice-president, and
C. L. Burt, of the Boston & Maine, was re-elected
secretary. The next convention will be held at
Toledo.
Samuel Moody, general passenger agent of the
Pennsylvania lines west of Plttsburg. read a
paper at yesterday's session against offering re
duced fares for delegates to meetings of societies
an.l associations. Recent legislation, he said,
had greatly reduced the fares and enormously in
creased the cost of carrying. The general im
pression was that the 2-cent fare had come to
stay, and they should begin to educate the public
to the fact that no fare should be less than two
cents a mile. He said:
Tire annual report of the Pennsylvania i-om
pany shows that the average expense a passenger
a mile in 1900 was 2.05 cents,; in 190?, it was 2.07.
while in IW7 it had gone up to 2.17. On the
other hand, the average earnings a passenger a
mil<» were 2.03 cents in 1900. 2.16 in 1903. and in
19°7 — due to national and state laws and other
conditions — they were onlj- 1.87. We therefore
lost for each passenger a miie in 1907 three
tenths of a cent.
He also advised that the usual reduced fares
for holidays should be discontinued.
BASEBALL SCORES ON FAST TRAIN.
The New York Central announces that each day
from now until tha close of the season a bulletin
giving the results of the baseball games tn both
t!-.e National and American leagues will be placed
on the Twentieth Century Limited at Albany.
where the train is due at 6:21 p. m.
EMBEZZLER'S SENTENCE COMMUTED.
Washington, Sept. 2".— The President has com
muted the five-year sentence in the Baltimore city
jail imposed upon William H. White, the book
keeper and paying teller of the Canton National
Bank, of Canton. Md.. to three years and four
months, with allowance for good conduct. White
was convicted in January, 1907. of embezzling sev
eral thousand dollars from the bank. He, how
ever, appeared as a witness against another person
implicated, and the Attorney General held that the
second person's conviction could not have been
secured without White's testimony.
P. O, EMBEZZLER GIVES HIMSELF UP.
Cleveland, Sept. 23.— John D. Chapman, formerly
assistant postmaster at Akron, who enfbezzled over
$9,000 from the Akron postoffl.ee. and who disap
peared on March 10 last, pleaded guilty in the
Knited States District Court here to-day. Chapman
said he had been in Goldfleld, Nev., since he left
home. He returned to Akron last night and sur
rendered himself to-day. He is thought to have
lost the money in stock speculation.
DOMESTIC SITCATIOXS WA.MEIX
aaWa>
MARRIED COUPLE; German: no chil
dren; generally useful, or farm work;
wife 100.1 plain cook or houseworker; best
reference. Carpenter Bureau. 154 6th aye.
MAN, mldAe aged, good, to take care pf
horses;' {staady position. Frledrlch
Schmidt. 13» Liberty st.
MAN. German deneent, to do general
housework in private hot:*^ Advertiser,
care of Mr. Portano, 317 East Bth st.
SINGLE MAN (Scotch): city or country;
understands care all kinds of furnaces;
coaching, gardening, all kinds of work on
gentleman's country place; 18 years' ex
perience; reliable; strictly temperate. Mal
colm R. Morrison, 432 3d aye.
USEFUL MAX. — Neat German; can take
charge boraea, cows, etc.; willing, oblig
ing: can be useful Inside; references. Her
man, care of Mathewson Bureau, 813 6th
av«>. Tel. 378 Bryar.t.
USEFUL MAX. —^ln private family; or any
thlng; young man. John Loginbuhl. 223
East !<«th st.
VALET. — care of bachelor apart
- ments or useful man around office ; good,
references. Address Boyle, 802 2d aye.
VISITING VALET desires a few more cu»
tamers; good references. ' "Wilson. 37 6th
/*i'£.
VISITING VALET.— references. (X
'. Bowman, 434 West 47 th. St.
WORKING FOREMAN or care of gentle
rr.an'3 place, by an American couple; no
children: understand farming in all
branches; wife good butter maker; refer
ences. Address L>. E-, 466 West 23d St.
Female. ' -
ATTENTION! — nurse (colored),
. intelligent, would like care of Invalid,
aseia£ with small household duties: city or
country- Call or address Nurse, 10 Gay st.
CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS. — By neat,
tidy woung Irish girl; good references;
$16 to JIS. Flaherty's Bureau. 486 Colum
bus ay. Tel. — River.
CHAMBERMAID and SEAMSTRESS.— By
first class Swedish girl: friend excellent
lady's maid; best references. Osterherg's
Bureau. 716 Lexington aye. Tel. 1055 —
Plaia.
CARETAKER cr JANITOR.— By reapect
abl« woman. Present employer. Vf2 Mad
ison ay«.
COOK and LAUNDRESS.— By Finnish
girl; v»ry best - i'y references; apart
ment preferred. Jqaui Bureau, 6?0 Lex
ington aye. Tel. 44.13 — Plaza.
COOK. — First class; understands plain and
fancy dishes; good baker; city or coun
try; wages $30; good references. Flaherty's
Bureau, 485 Columbus aye. Tel. 741 -River.
COOK. — Competent In all branches; eook
lr;g by day. lunches and* dinners, or by
day until la.iiss nr» suited with cooks.
Downey. 174 East Ssth st.
COOK. — By Pwedish Klrl; neat; very good
" rook; friend chambermaid, waitress; to
gether, separate; excellent references. Oa
terhorg's Bureau. 716 Lexington aye. Tel.
3055 — Plaza.
COAX ar.d PLAIN LAT-NDRESP- Beoteli
woman; references; f2T). Bailable, Box
18, Tribune Office.
COOK. — First class: younir: n«at; city or
suburbs: $30. M.. Hofmayer's Bureau,
153 West 23d st. Tel., after 10 a. m . 1594
— Chelsea.
CHILD'S. KUBBB. — girl: 14 ware'
reference: $20. P., Kofmayer's Bureau.
153 West 23d st. Tel., after 10 a. m., I><'V4
— Chelsea.
DAY'S WOKK —By n^at arotnaj
day: first class laur-dress or
Mrs. W'.^ocu 7."3 t»th aye , near
DAY'S WORK of any kind by respectable
man. Caretaker, 319 West 103 d st.
FIRST CLASS cooks, laundresses, wait
resses, parlormaids, chambermaids and
housemaids on hand; mostly Scandinavian
and German heij: references strictly in
vestigated. Scandinavian Emp. Bureau.
747 Lexington aye.. !*lwetn siJth anj 60th
sts. Tel. 4S*7 — Plaza..
GIRL to do night maid's work. Call at
onre. 101 West 133 d st., 2 flights, east
side.
HOUSEKEEPER.— American: capable of
. catering, marketing, managing number in
help; excellent references. H.. Miss Fltr-
Gerald's Bureau, .'."." Btb are., cor. 42d st.
HOUSEWORK.— Will do the work of small
farrilly, in country: no washing. Mrs.
Williams. 133 West I7th St.
HOU.s^KEtII'EH or ronK.— By Ameriran
suaan; n«>ellsiil references. A. L, 4'il
W>st 34 th st
HOUSEKEEPER (Working). — By widow,
with daughter, aged It. L. M., Box 82,
Tribune Office.
LAirNDREPS.— Finnish kIH; first
clans;, willing to help other work: best
references. Jusslia Bureau, 660 Lexington
lie
t'NI il'.e:-= — Assist chambermaid; very
nlc» Finnish girl; excellent laundress;
friend »ren>Tal houiwworker; separate. Os
terberw*a Rurecu. 710 Lexington aye. Tel.
1055— Plaza.
LAUNDRESS. — Family wa»li!n«. ironing,
by month, week or dozen; private house;
open air fine; will furnish best refer
ence*. 332 East 72d st.
LAUNDRESS. — First class; resnertabie
woman: bast reference* from last place.
H8 East Gist St.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS UANTKIX
remala.
MOTHER'S HELPER m : working house
keeper, by young American woman; fond
of children; will take a mother's place In
sickness; capable and trustworthy; state
eaiary. Address Housekeeper, 185 Sheridan
aye.. Brooklyn.
NURSE -wishes Caw more patients by the
day; treatments for rheumatism an: ner
vousness ft !<r pr laity: appointments by mall;
highest references. Hose, 117 West 84th st.
NURSE. —By competent French woman;
good sewer; city or country: excellent
reference, Call .Mrs. Cooper's Bureau, GT.7
6th aye.
NtrHSK.-Rella.ble: Prn'pstant; to care for
lavaJ lUJag to sew
<i:il be uaaifol; etty reference. M. L*. 37
Weat Btb st-. city.
VIBITINO QOVERNESB desl'es a f»-w
. , backward chlMren a *\>*
*-£9 51159 R.. Room 40, 14
Irving i
WAITRESS- PARLORMAID -Ftrat rlass
Swedish «lr! ; run t.-iKo butler's place; ex
cellent reefrunr.es; waxes C-». Oatarber('s
Bureau. 71(J Lexington aye. Tel. 1055 —
Plaza.
WAITRESS - CHAMBERMAID, — Young
North of Ireland grirl; country pl»re; ex
ct'!l< nt references; wages $2S. (>»!.■ cere's
Flaherty's Bureau, iBS Columbus a' c. Tel.
741 River.
WAITRESS. — First class; 8 years' expe
rlenre; city family: $25. 8.. Hofmajer's
Bureau. 153 West .::,! St. Tel., after 10
a. m.. ISU4 — Chelsea.
WAITRESS. — Will twist with chamber
work- competent young woman: best ref
erences; city or country. Call, Sirs. Cooper"*!
Bureau. 637 6lli *\a. __^-- — - —
pibui son es.
1 NEW YOP.K SUPKEUE COURT. »TH
Judicial District. — 1 n iiifi County and
Putnam County. — Northern Aqueduct de
partment, ciectlcu o,— NoUce af Application
lor the Ap|juuiun«ii[ of Commissioners Of
AppraisaL *
Public notice Is hereby given that It Is
the Intention of th* Corpoiution Counsel ■?
The City of New York to make application
to the supreme Court of th» fctate of >ewr
\CTk. for the appointraent at Commissioners
of Apprclaal undtr Cnapier 724 of the Laws
of ll'Uf. as amended.
Such »i»plication will be made to the Su
preme Court at a Special Term thereof to
De held in and for the «th Judicial District
at the Judges' Chambers la the City of
New Kochelle. West, neater County, N. V..
on the 2Wth day of September, UK*, at 9:30
o'clock in the forenoon of that day, or as
soon thereafter as Counsel can be heard.
[ The object ot euch application Is to obtain
j an order of the Court appointing three dis
| interested and competent freeholders, one
! of whom shall reside in the County of New
! York and one of whom shall reside to the
County of Orange or Putnam, to act as
Commissioners of Appraisal under said act
j 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 situated In the Towns of Mont
| gomery. Newburgh and Cornwall, Orange
County, and the Town of PhiUipstown.
Putnam County.
The following is a description cf the real
estate to be acquired in fee, together with
a reference to the date and place of films
of said map:
All those certain pieces of parcels of real
estate situated in the towns of Montgomery.
N'wburgh and Cornwall, County of Orange.
Town of FiankUl, 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. 8. Board of Water Sup-
Ply at The City of New York. Map of real
estate, situated In the Towns of Montgom
ery. Newbursh and Cornwall, County of
Orange. Flshkill. County of Dutchess, and
Phllllpatown, 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 th« Laws of 1905 as amended,
for the construction of Catsklll Aqueduct
and appurtenances, from Ulster Co. Uni
near St. Elmo to vicinity of Coldenham and
I from Foundry Brook Valley to west shore j
of Hudson River at Storm King."" which :
map was filed In the office of the County
Clerk of the County of Orange at Goshen. !
New York, on the 15th day of June. 190«.
in the office of the County Clerk of the |
County .if Dntcbeaa at PouKhkeepsie. New
York, on the 15th day of June. 1908. and
In the office of the County Clark of the
County of Putnam at Carmel. New York,
on the lf.th day of June. ISO.": which par
cels are bounded and described as follows:
FIRST PART.
Beginning at the north-west corner of
Parcel .No. 257. In the line between tne
counties of U lnter and Orange, said point
being about 120. tact easterly lruni the
point of intersection of said county line
with the easterly line of Plains Road (lead
ing from .New Paltz to tit. Andre*-.), and
running thence along said county Una and
the northerly line of said parcels. South
74* 4-' East 150.7 teet to the north-east
corner of said parcel thence along tlie
easterly line thereof, the easterly lii. c s of
parcel.i Nos. i:Wj ana 'MD iii..; partly along
the easterly line of parcel No. -'<■■ the fol
| lowing courses and distances: South »' 41'
! West SOO.S* feet," South 3 3S' West 36.4
feet. South 2a2 a 25' East 3088v2 feet. South
6' 9' East 16.3 feet. South 8" 53' East
16<M.2 feet. South 1- 54' East 76.3 leet and
South 6' 04' West 14ii. feet to a point in
the northerly line of King's Hill Road
'leading from Si. Andrew to Leptondale>;
thence along said road line. North 64" ty
East 18. feet; thence continuing aiong said
easterly line of parcel No. 270. South 28*
00' East 1y.3 feet and South IB' 14' West
28. feet, crossing said road, to a pqint in
the southerly line thereof; thence along
said road line. South 64° (X>' West 24.2
feet; thence still continuing along said east
erly parcel line, and running along the
easterly line of parcel No. 271. partly along
the easterly lines of parcels Nos. 272 and 273,
along the northerly line of parcel No. -74.
and the northerly and partly "along the
easterly lines, of parcel No. 275. the fol
lowing courses, distances and curve: Sooth
6" 04' West 887.2 feet, on a curve of 125.
feet radius to the left. 77. feet. South
21)' 13' East 1950.« feet. South 61" 22" East
1264. feet, crossing a lane. South 2° 04'
East 12U».5 feet. South 8" 17' East 626.5
feet. South 5* 31' East 382.8 feet. South
84" 29' West 35. feet and South 8* 31' East
126.4 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 1'j6.3 feet; thence still con
! tinuing 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
757.3 feet, crossing said road. South 69* 16'
West 25. feet. South 0* 44' East 179.6 feet.
On a curve of 150. feet radius to the left,
i 97.1 feet. South 37' 49' East 47 feat.
North 85* 46' East 66-6 feet and South
I 4* 14' East 20. feet to the south-east cor
: ncr of said parcel No. 277, in the centre of
i a road leading from, Walden to Newburgh.
said point being also the north-east corner
I of parcel No. 279; thence along the easterly
, lines of said parcel No. 27» and parcels
i Nos. 260. 281 and 284. and partly along the
I northerly and along the easterly lines of
' parcel No. 285, the following courses and
' distances: South 4' 14' East 20. feet. South
i 37 49' East 529. feet. South 52" 11' West
; 25. feet. South 37* 49' East 177.3 feet.
I South 14* SO' East 1463.5 i<=et, again cross
! Ing the before mentioned road leading from
St. Andrew to Newburgh. North SO" 01'
East about 21. feet, South. 9' 28' East MO
• feet, on a curve cf 300. feet radius to the
j right, 151.8 feet, and South 1»* 31' West
i:47 feet to the most southerly point of
I said parcel No. 255. In the easterly Una of
: parcel No. 2t*i. in the easterly line of
I South Plank Road; thence partly along said
i easterly parcel line and the easterly lice of
! parcel No. 257, South 19* 31' West 84.5
! reet. crossing said road, to a point in the
j westerly line thereof, at the most easterly
I point of parcel No. 2*». thenc* partly along
' the easterly line of said parcel^ along the
i easterly lines of parcels Nos. 289 and 290.
I and partly along th« easterly line of parcel
i No. 291, the following courses and dis—
j tanc*s: South 19' 31' West 661.9 feet. South
9 66' West 33.3 feet. South 0* 21' West
i 1084 feet. South fi° 12' West 1405.5 feet.
I South 3* 03' West 2779.8 feet. North 66' 57'
1 West 25.1 feet and South 1* 00' West 842 >
feet to the south-east corner of said parcel
No. 291, in the northerly line of parcel No.
1 202. in the northerly line of Cochecton Turn
Pike (leading from Coidenham to East
Coldenham); thence along the northerly
line of said turn pike an.l partly along said
northerly parcel line. North 88* 48' East
73.8 feet to the norm eaat corner of said
parcel; thence partly along the easterly line
thereof. South 1* 12' East 88. fcot. cross
ing said turn pike; thence continuing along
said easterly parcel line. South >•» 4R' "West
76.3 feet and South 1' '■•" West 1902.4 feel
to the most northerly point of parcel No.
254, in the westerly side of Prury Lane, in
the line between the towns <?f Montgomery
and Newburgh; thence alonif the easterly
Una 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 saM lane, South 5' 31' East
28 a fe«t. South 12' 01' East 104P.3 feet
and North 73' 54' West 665.6 feet, re
crossing said lane, to the south-west corner
of said parcel No. 295. at another point in
the before mentioned town line; thence
aJorp said town line and the westerly line
of said parcel. North I*s° 07' East 712.3 feet
to the most westerly point of before men
tioned parcel No. 294. in the westerly side
of before mentioned Drury Lane; thence
along said westerly side, partly along said
westerly parcel line, and continuing along
said town line. North 16° 07' East 255.4
feet to the most southerly point of parcel
No. 293; thence along the westerly line of
said parcel and partly along the westerly
line of before mentioned parcel No 2S>2.
North 1* 00' East 2421.1 feet to the most !
southerly point of before mentioned parcel !
No. 291; thence partly along the southerly
iir.e of said parcel. North 1* 00' East 120.6
feet: thence continuing along said southerly
parcel lir.e, South 88 48' West ltt.S.7 (eel
to the southwest corner of said parcel;
thence partly along the westerly line there- ;
of. North 1* 12' West 86. feet, again cross-
Ing before mentioned Cochecton Turn Pike,
to a point in the northerly line thereof;
thence along said line. North 88* 48' East
171.8 feet; thence still continuing along said '■
westerly line of parcel Mo. 2»1, and run- :
ning along the westerly lines of before i
mentioned parcels X is. 2- .> and 2SS. the
following courses and distances: North 1*
00' East £153.4 feet. North 86* 57' West
24.8 feet. North 3* OS' East 107G.7 feet.
North 86* 67' West 150. r^t. North 3" 03' i
East 1008 feet. South Be' 57' East 150. I
feet. North 3° 03' Eaat 706.7 feet. North
5* 12' East 1237. feet. South .«4" 48' East
25 feet. North 5* 12' East 144.1 feet, North !
0" 21' East 24S.S> feet. North 89* 39' West
25. feet. North 0* 21' Ea«t .-27 7 feet. North
9* 58' East 09 9 feet. North 19* 31' East
371.1 feet. North 70* 29' Went 17.'. feet.
North 1»* 81' East 800. feet. North 4 31'
East 365. feet. North 19* 31' East 11S.8
feet and North 35' 32' East 98.4 feet to the
most westerly point of before mentioned
parcel No. 2 Cl '>. In th» westerly side of be- !
fore mentioned South Plank Road: thence!
partly along the westerly line of said par
cel. North 35* 32' East 527 feet, crossing j
said road to a point In The easterly line j
thereof, In the westerly linn of before men- !
tioned parcel No. 280 thence partly along :
said westerly parcel line and along- said i
road line. North 18' 24' West 150.2 —- to
the r.orth-west corner of said arc*l; thence
partly along the northerly line thereof and
the westerly line of before mentioned parcel
No. 284. North 80* 01' East about .13 « feet >
North 0' » West .'•''4 feet and North
14* 30' West 164.5 ffvt to th* most south
erly point of parcel No.' 253, in the easterly
line of the before mentioned road leading
from Walrten to Newburgh: toeßCe partly
along the westerly '.in- of said parcel. North !
14* 30' West 43.1 feet to the most southerly
point of parcel No. 2V2.2 V 2. In the center of 1
-aid roar!; thence alontr th» westerly lines
of said parrel and before mentioned parrels 1
Ni ■>. 281. 290 and 27!>, and alnng the south- '
crn- and westerly lines of before mentioned :
parcel No. 275. the following ccurws and '
distances: North 14* 30- West 945.2 feet. ,
North 28* 06* Weal 50.8 feet. North ST" 40' ■
West U85." fret. South 85* 40' West 104
feet. North 73* 51' West lf».« reel and
North IV 09' East 25. feet to the south
west corner of before mentioned parrel No.
"77 In the center of the before mentioned '
road leading from Walden to Newhursrh; \
thence along the westerly line of said par
cel and partly nlonjr the westerly line .if
before mentioned parcel No. 278 the fol
lowing courses ar-.i distances: North 11' Of
East 25 feet. South 78* ■'■ ! East 142.« feet.
North 85* 4«' East 84. feet. North IS* 41'
West U«. f^t. North 0* 44' West no
feet. North -. ■ Sl' m eat 354.7 feet and
North 20* 51' West 3S!».S fert to the south- |
weal com»r of parre,! No. 273. in the- west
erly line Of the before mentlonej road lead-
Ing- from St. Andrew to Newrmrjrb; thence
along the westerly line, of said parrel and
alunf sal.", road. North 20* 51' West 153.
feet to the north-west corner of said parcel;
thence nlon;r the northerly line thereof.
North 88" Il''I I East I- 9 B feat to the most
westerly point of before mentioned parcel
No. 275. In the center of sail r'i«ri then?*
partly alert* 1 the westerly line of nld par
cel, alorg the southerly line of before men- I
*loned parcel No. 274. along the southerly '
I-LUX.IC NOTIC£3.
: and westerly iki»s of before mentioned »•»
i eel No. 273, alone the westerly line of be
fore mentioned parcel No. 272. and partly
along th« westerly lite of before mentioned
parc*l No. 270, toe following courses, . «:!*
! tances and curr»: North •»' 16' East 82.8
'■ feet. North 8* If W«st 357.8 feet. North
2* 04' West lOl'.a fe«t. North 61* 22' West
3a»i,U feet, Nor-:. «* V? East 148.6 feet.
North 61* 22' W«at 869.8 feet, again cross
i Ing the before ir.f.nUoned lane, Soutii 29 ' »'
1 -West 80. feet, death US' 3*' West 30. feet.
! Ncrih 44* I.V West ».2 feet, Ncrth ".*!
; East 317.4 feet. North 29* 13' West 1.05.
■ f ett, on a curve of 273. feet radius to the
i right, lCi»4 feet. North 6' 04' East **X 2
feet and South 65* 22' West 171.5 feet v»
a f.ir.t in the southerly lice of before
, mentioned King's Hill Road; thence along
I said read line. North 73* 24' West 4.' feet;
! thence continuing along said westerly lice
cf parcel No. 270. North 13* 33 East 44 1
■ feet, ugain crossing said road, to a point
: in the northerly line thereof: thence con
tinuing- alone said westerly parcel line, and
running along the westerly lines oi before
j mentioned parcels Nos. i 2o». 2SS and 287.
' the following courses and distances: North
€5* 22' East 207.8 leet. Ncrth 6* M' East
227.3 feet. North 1* 54' West 34.7 feet.
North it' 53' Wot 1668.2 feet. North 6* 03
West .).-,. S feet. North 2 25' West 20£->-
feet, North 3" 38' East 88. feet and North
9* 41' East Sls.tf ftet to lie point or place
of beginning.
SECOND PART.
Beginning it tho south-west censer of
parcel No. 2a«. in the southerly line «f
' Moffatt Road, and running thence partly
i along t.;e westerly line of said jarcel. North
li -if *>" West 35. feet, crossing said road,
\ to a point lii the northerly line thereof; |
tnence along said read line. North 69* 30 |
: 30" East SM.6 leet; thence continuing along ;
I the westerly line of parcel No. 2iM. and :
' running partly along the southerly line of ,
parcel So 297, Urn ■ owing courses, dis
tances and curves; North 2* ■- 30" East :
320.4 feet, on a curve of 300. feet radius
:to the right. 84.4 feet. North li«" " 30"
. East 212. ftet, on a curve of ILK), feet radius
; to the left. 32.4 feet. North 0' 23' East
254.8 feet, on a curve of SCO. feet radius
: to the right, 172.0 feet. North 12* 4!)' East
137.9 feet. South ' 77* 11' East 50. feet.
North 12* 49' East 113.7 feet. North 77* 11'
i West 60. feet. North 12" 49' East 114.3
' feet and North 52' 53' 30" West «8t feet \
to a point in the easterly line of a road
leading from before mentiooed Moffatt Road !
I to Carrael Koad; thence along the easterly j
i and northerly lines of said road, continuing
; along the southerly Una of parcel No. 297. i
and running partly along the southerly "line '
! of parcel No. 288, North 23* <!9' West 21.4 .
: feet. North 33° OS' 30" West BS.B feet.
North 59* 08' 30" West 95.5 feet and North !
ffl}* 19' West 42.2 feet: thence continuing;
' along the southerly line of said parcel No. ,
288. North 52' S«' 3o" West 122.1 feet to
the south-east corner of parcel No. 299. in ■
: th» easterly line of saiJ Carmel Road
I (leading from Cold Spring to '.""armeit.
I thence along the southerly line of said par
cel. North 52° 56' 30" West 27.4 feet to ;
; the south-east corner of parcel No. 301. In
tne center of said road, thence along the
. southerly liny of said parcel. North 62" 58'
i SO* West 122.3 feet. South 37" C 3' 30" West ;
100. feet. n rta 52* "•''■' 30" West ■ feet.
crossing Foundry Brock. North 37* 03' 30" :
, East lUO. feet and North 52" •"■•">' 30" West
£5.4 feet to the southt-east corner of parcel '
No. 302, In the center of Flank)! l Road
! 'leading from Cold . ring to Fishkill);
thence along the southerly line of said par- |
eel, North 52' 56' 30" West 16.8 feet to
I the south-west corner of same, in the west-*
early line of said road; thence along -said
road Una and partly along the westerly line |
. of said parcel. North 25* P7' 30" East 13.2 \
feet to the south-east corner of parrel No. ;
304: theace along the southerly ilnes of said \
parcel and parcel No. 305, partly along the
I southerly line of parcel No. 306 and along
. ' the easterly lire of parcel No. 307. the fol
lowing courses and distances: North «0* 36' '
30" West 97.4 feet. North 52' 56' 30" West
1922.4 feet. South 37" 03' 30" West -440.
i feet, South 10* 33' West 92.5 feet. South
41* 32' 30" East 102.3 feet. South 15" 11' 1
j East 275. feet. South. 39* 21' East 155.2
I feet. South 42° 20' 30" East 188 4 feet. !
South 58" 21' East 202.7 feet, South 43' 38' '
! East .".-..- feet. South 29* 53' 30" East 67.3 i
feet. South 2' 23' 30* East 140.3 feet. South ,
' 4* 18' West 300.9 teet. South 4* 09' 30"
East 94.5 feet. South 16* or 30" East 158.1 !
' feet. South 39 07' East 237. feet and South i
I 39* 29' 30" East 224.7 feet to the south- 1
. east corner of said parcel No. 307. in the '
northerly lice of before mentioned Flshkill |
Road; thence along said road line and the I
southerly line of said parcel. South 50* 00' ;
30" West 49.7 feet to the south-west cor
1 ncr or said parcel; thence along the west-
I erly line q/ same strain, partly a'ontr the \
I southerly line of before mentioned parcel
No. 308, partly along the southerly lines of '
• parcels Nos. SOS and 309. and along the
southerly lines of parcels No». 310 and 311. ;
the following courses, distances and curve:
■ North 39* 53/ West 165.4 feet. North 23*
28' 30" West 314.8 feet. North 17* 01' 30" ;
Waal 158.2 feet North I" 49' West 105.6
feet. North 2' 47' East 435.5 feet. North
80* 48' West 93.1 feet. North 55* 06' 30" 1
West SO.l feet. North " 2ty West 156.3
! feet. North 42* 20' 30" West 192 feet. ,
North 39* 21' West 191.3 feet. North 13' 11' !
' "West 274.9 feet. North 45" 3O" West I*3
feet. North 43* 55' West 127.6 feet. North
2' 51' 30" West 140. feet. North 37* ."!' 30"
West 690. feet. North 67* 51' 30" West 175.
feet. North 22* 08" 30" East 175. feet.
North 67* 51' 30" West 5047.1 feet. South
22* 08' 30" "West 75. feet. North 67* 81' 30" ,
West 3"f!. feet, Scuth M "- "West 247.
: feet. South «0* 48' 30" West 230. feet.
! North 29' 11' 30" West ISO. feet. North
60° «8' 30" Eaat 160. feet. North 30* 34'
■ SO" West 177.9 feet. North 35* 52' 30" East
47." feet North 54* Vf West 153.7 feet,
' crossing Rreakneck Valley Road and a
brook. North 65° 31' 88" Weal 186.6 feet.
South 7;.' 15' West 162.9 feet, en a curve of
: 800. feet radius to the right. 175.7 feet.
North 67* 12' West W. 5 feet. South 81" 2»'
j West 727.3 feet and South 81* 44', 30" West
; 1174. feet to the souttr-west corner of said
parcel No. 311: thence partly- along the i
1 westerly lines of said real and parcel N \
: 313, North 3.V 42' West 571.7 feet and I
South »2° 17' West 4S.!< feat to the most j
; westerly point of said parcel, In the east- i
! eriy line of parcel <fo. 315. in the line be— •
a — 1 the counties of Dntctaeaa ard Put
, nam; thence along said county Be and '
j partly along said easterly parcel line. South |
36' 4S>' West 27"? 2 feet, croastna; a -ad
I leading from CoM Spring to Fisbkill Land
' Ing. to the snuth-eaat rorr.er of parcel No. j
; 316. in the easterly shore line of the Hud- !
son River: thence along the southerly and
partly along the westerly lines of said par
eel No 316 and along the southerly line of
parcel No. 317. South "' : ' 3.V West 20f1.6
' feet. North 33* 25' West 159.3 feet and j
i South 58* 35' West 1381 3 feet to the south- ;
i east corner of parcel No. 818, In th? lize
between the counties of Orange and Dutch
ess; thence a'ens; the southerly line- of sal*
parcel, South .',.;' 35' West BBBL7 feet ta the
most southerly point of said parrel, tn the
easterly line of a grant of iand under water 1
to Mead & Taft; thence along aald easterly
j line, and continuing along the southerly
line of parcel No. 818, North 45* 08' West j
51-1 ff*t to the most westerly paint, of said
parcel ; thence alenff the northerly line of :
same. North 58* 35' East 991. feet to the
north-west corner of before mentioned par
rel No. Sl7. in the before mentioned line
between the counties of Orange and Putch
ess; then a !or.s the northerly lln« of said
parrel partly alons the before mentioned !
westerly li^e of parrel No. 318 and alon* '
the rortheriy line of said parrel. North 58*
35' East 13R1 S feet !ConVi 38* 2.'.' West
157 2 feet North ,V 5" SB* Bast 201 fact,
North 19* ST" Weal 1181-S feet and North
70* 23' Bast '-" feet to the nJrth-east
' corner of said parcel No. "'<": In the west- ■
erly I'.ne of the property of the N. T. Cen
tral & BE. R. P.. R- Co.; ... along said
property lir.e and partly along the. easterly
I line. of said parcel. South 19* 37' East s*o. :
: feet on a curve of 08? t*et radius to the ,
left." 350.3 feet, and South 11° 59' West 53.5
feet to the north-west corner of before
mentioned parcel No. 315: thence alorg the
northerly line of kid parcel. Booth 52* 05'
East 216. feet, again crossing the road
leading from Cold Spring to Flshkill Land- |
ing, and North 82" 17' East 101.7 feet to
the north-east corner of said parcel, in th«
before- mentioned westerly line of parcel :
No 313. in the before mentioned line be—
tween the countits of Dutchess and Put
nam: thence along said county line and
partly alonsj sai.i westerly parcel line. North
: 30° 49' East 147.5 feet to the most south
erly point rf parcel No. 314; thence a one
the westerly and northerly lines" of said |
-parcel North 17' 2.V ?<>" East 3»1 • feet, j
North' 52° 25' 30" East £50 feet and North I
S2° 28" 3°" East 53. 3 feet to the north-west !
corner of before mentioned parcel No. 313. I
In the last mentioned .county line: thence !
along the northerly ."<nd partly along th»
easterly lines nf said parcel, partly along
the northerly line of before mentioned par- ;
eel No. 311. alor.R the northerly 111 of
pr-eel No. 312. partly alonp the northerly
fine cf before mentioned parcel No. 3O».
alonst the northerly line of before mentioned j
parcel No. 3iW. partiy alonjr the northerly
line cf before mer.tlored parcel No. 30« l,
partly alontr the northerly md easterly
lines" cf befWre mentiontd parcel No. 305, .
and along the northerly line of parcel No.
303 the following courses, distances and
curv-s: North £2" 25" 30" East 116.7 feet.
South 7' 34' ".1" East 292.7 feet. South sO* \
20' East 383 - ; feet. North ;2'; 2' 17' East 59.3
feet on a curve of ''-'• feet radius to the
rlKht 571.1 feet. North 37* 25'« East 75.
feet South 52° 35' East 70.2 feet. C n a
curve of 100. feet radius co the left, 50.2
feet North 81" -V» East 252.9 tast, en a:
rurve of S OO - f* et radius to the right. 164.
feet South 67" 12' East 252.9 feet, on a.
curve of ICO. feet radius to the left, 81
feet North 79° 15' East 377. S feet, on a
curve cf 300 feet radius to the riirht. 575.6 ;
feet. re-rros.«ing before mentioned Break
neck Valley Road and the before mentioned
brook. South 9* 11' West 839.1 feet, on a
curve- of 100. feet radius to the left, 67.
teet. South 29* 11' 80* East 12.-7 feet on
a curve of ion feet radius to th« l.ft. 67.5
f«t South «7* •".!' •'!"" East 315.8 feet.
South 22* OS' 30" West 75. feet. Sooth «7*
51' 30" East 5047.1 feet. North 22* 08' 30"
East 78 feet. South 67* 51" 30" East 491.6 j
feet on a curve of 600. ' et radius to the
left. 43.7 feet. South 72" OT East Bit
feet on a curve of 300. feet radius to the
ri-ht 100, feet. South 52* ST 30" East
2102 2 fe»t. South 10* 40' West 15.2 feet.
South 60* 11.' SO" East 134.9 feet and
South 52* 69/ SO" East 67.4 feet W the I
north-west corner of before mentioned par— j
rej No .'Sii2, in the westerly line of be'ore
mentioned Fishkill Road; thence along the
northerly Ur.« of sail parcel, fiouth 52* 58'
30" Ea3t 19.2 feet to the north-wwst «-orn<»r
cf before mentioned parcel No. 301, In the !
center of said rend; thence along the north
erly lines cf said parcel and parcel No. 300,
Bout* 52' 88" 30" East 311.3 feet to the !
north-west corner of before mentioned par- :
eel No. 21*9. In the westerly line of before '
mentioned Carmel Road; thence aionir tho
northerly \\r.* of snid parre!. South 52* 56'
30" East 51.4 feet, crossing said road, to
a point in the easterly line thereof, .it the
north-west corner of before mentioned pare»!
No. 397: thence alone the northerly and
easterly lines of said pares] and 'he east
erly line of before mentioned parrel No.
Tin. the following courses, distances and
curves: South 62* 56' 30" East 10*©.0S las*,
loath 17* 07' 20" East 08. 4« feet. South
12" 43' We*t 4.".3 77 feet, in a r«a of
COO. feet radl'is to the left. 1283 feet.
.*«,„.., o* ?S' t 254 .b f»et on a curve
of 300. feet radius to the right. 87.1 feet. '
South 19* 00' 80" West 212. feet.- on a I
<"<rr e rf 1.-i feef r»-1ll!- to the left. 25.1
feet* and Eo-tJi 3*- £3' West 332.3 feet »•
prELic ■soTirro.
the «(»th-«a»t corner of aaM ar " l . f^?'
»l. to ttw center of before menOooed
Jatt Road. thence alone tne center ma» «
•aid road and partly along tfce «*£'*;• £
line of «atd parcel. South »♦* 3&' 3tT W«rt
214.4 feet; thence continuing atone ■■*«
•outherty parcel line, south 20" 4- *•*•*
1.1. feet to a point In the Kwitaerly ll— of
said road: thence alons «ald road !»•. «■•
continuing along said wutaerty parcel iln«.
south »•• 36' V'Weit «3.1 «•« to »•
point or olace of bejrlnnlns.- ,
The Tee Is to be acquired by The CUT o^
New York In all the real estate par cels
No« 287 to 31". both Inclusive. eontal~ea
In the abov« de»crtption». excepting P**M*
No. 307. In which a perpetual easement »
to be acquired. . .
Excepting thereout and tner-froni »oa*
owned by the New York Central an* Hud
son River Railroad Company designated as
parcels 312. 313. 314 and 315. Al*o P*^ 8 '
Nos. 316-317. claimed by the State of >ew
If any real estate hereinbefore «»»aibmd
is devoted to highway or other public par
poses, such v«» shall continue until The
City of New York shall nave the ri«M to
change the same.
FRANCIS* KEY' PENDIXTOX.
Corporation Counsel.
Office and Post OJBce Address. Hall of Rec
ords. Corner of Chambers and Centre
Streets. Soroush of Manhattan. Ne/sf
Tork City. *
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