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m AND NAVY NOTES
. — ' ■
' U. S. Soldiers Can Equal March
" ing of European Troops.
[From T>.« TrUnmo Bureau.]
"WashinrtGa, September B.
XICSPECTOR GENERALS CRITICISM ;
» -,UsEXTED — The infantir offlc*r- In
i tranr cawa <Jo ■*• take kindly to **•
! -.reir criticism pa«ae«l by the inspector
I cr ai cj>ot the raarchin? ability of th«
AS!«ric«a foot ROldSer. Sorae cf them reel
♦tat tb« ccrnparlson between European !
troops ____ our own was decidedly unfair
w, several important respects. It Is true. ,
t*ev say. that some of th« Contlnenta In
_*stmoen Save masSe some remarkable en
*_ran« asfl dlatsnc* raarchse asatast •- «
-s"!l .>, € T assert that In many cases these j
fir- were more or less spectacular. and ,
fJ-M w« done ** specially trained ;
"1. selected troop*. Th« g-cneraJ army ;
""-,-f -fcaild be far below those per- J
iTlrLcce American infantrymen have in j
!!VrV wed. they assert, fully equalled !
**!! _n-1 acMcvements In marching:, :
■~J fSey can do It a^alr-- but. of course. ,
*"1 c * r I*" preliminary training and |
SLrfn* ;re -=ar*\
JfT BACK TEN NUMBERS. — It cost
t^SUait £. E. Scrantcn Just ten cum- j
C^to ererloek a monkey wrench when |
Urln* «ot one of the steam cylinders of ;
fsTl-itfMMP Ind^na on her recent McC
, r - cruise. That was. the sentence.
_Tr«_ to** tnartlal which Just tried him
t Ancapclls. The cylinder wms badly darn- :
gt^tsst the ship was able to come home I
or her en am -
ORTET^ IS-rED.-Tbe following orders
|»vc been issued:
MT.
' _ .__ GEORGE S. ANDERSON. General KaS.
'LJ , tC^wf from duty as member General
fiS2 cir?V JJSSni«Ser.t station until F«t»
iit'A. •> «Ac tftea rroce*d to Ills resiment.
___ 15th Ca 1-
, v ana stavy Ck-n
«_,'_- '.wain LEON T. LETWALD.
Sect ?ep
rtrs^tJ^t^ant ULSH? C. K. KOnRTS. iKed!
aiwt^a-w fcOTorably discharged from
ggrtgT?TOSd State*, to take effect No-
BBjJTsßsasafai s-CMBsn M. ■_■_.■_ _*_&_»"
_ -. f-om Eirrpenn Collect. ladlaaola. Octo
ber * to proper station.
Halt _ISUHTITIII FLASK COLE, medical reserve
s " rfs-T'« "mm Fcrt Croon to army Medical
Sohr.r":. "••XaeMnsTcni. October 1, tor ry?urse of
rj^t-iJot^arit CT»P.GE C. SHAW. 27th In
1 fsnrrr- to ~f -mrun« service^ Je.«ersc_ Bar
j i^jnEssaaaßaa- TVALTTR J. BtrTTGENBACH,
i * coast HT-ui'err. recru't!n«- <rffl«^r. from Jef
i-rrnn P.aT-arks to Columbus Barrark*. _
, j*2ve eg ab**T>oe: Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES
I M O' r Cisrson. eta Cavalry, four mesths
rron Nor«r.ber ?.
CB»r-»r.3cr T. K. IITLiU, to dm: . Naval War
Col let*.
Chief Boatswain D. J. •">' COVXELL-. detached
the N»w«rtc: to th« Hist ia connection Cap*
Cruz-Ca<l<!a txr^'iition.
Boa-- «>. 'CTTLiEr*". acJje« the H_t: to
the Nrw-ark.
rtrwas-er's n-rk G. B. KTiIEERLT, appointed
«utv (be -. aaaaai
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.— The fol
3oTri~^ laoremefita of vessels liav^ been re
ported :o the Nary D»partm«nt:
ARRIVED.
Stjrl 2^— Tii« az. at Kamrt^n Reads: 'a*
'_ TECcrr.a. at Great Cora lelind; the May
jfi»-<r »nd the Dixie, »■ Boston; the Viper.
•t Arr-.apc-ls: th» ' 4cl>onouffti. the Bailey
l_q and :!;< £tr!neh*rr«. It the navy ••ard. N"«"
JjfiTorlc; the ; rnp»-: tae Kaaabs~r and the
Nansaa~. at Hone K;~z.
fcr- 21— The Abaren£a_ at Cavitt
Sa::-
#est. •— -The Ajax. from Eostcn for Haraptcn
Ecaci.
t«ji. Z9 — Th* Tacama, Trom 3J-e5«!Ss fcr Great
oci9 I^'asd.
fept. 2C« — The TThetMnc and fh« P«r»l. ? — oa
>fl»- for Port Said: the MacDonough. th«
Bailey ani the Strir.eh3m. f-ora Newport for
New Ycrk: the s.la~fl<iw«r. from Beast fcr
Buht t v <» 7-iwa tin th* V*sta'. fr«m
Tsmpkinmil* for LynnhawTi B*y; -he I>b
•r.en. from PortsmoTiti. z*. 3.. for locs
Jsteafl.
DAY BATTLE RACTI B
:i «2ia3itic Fleet Begins Work Aft€r Ten
Days' Delay.
Ca 230a.n5 Tritsd States " - - »Eh:^ Kan-
B*s. st Baa en Southern Drill Grounds,
Bert, 11 if>i a *'■.*■? of nearlr ten days.
*_na-_ -r? continued bad weather, ■_■ At
lartic fle«t beg^n 11s annual day battle
Tract!** on __■ Southern drill arounfls off
th_ Virginia coast to-<3ar. The sixteen
tLCIeshiTJS. divided Into tiro itqua<sr<-ns.
tesw Mas a* tarcets K<n feet Ion? by 27
I« i!?h. it a rang* of -•out 10.030 yards.
. 1-ea ship nr*_ on* battfjy at the target 3
to-iav.
" To-aorroTT, 1* the good weather con-
I tlraes. each asUI fire its other bat^err. and
* an the ::.i<-w-mr day CM fleet will fire by
f Crtslors. In this ■ .-. -h of CM four di
' oSons -will flre simu!ta::eotJs]y at the same
■' ■BBsta.
T>» flp^t w;ll leUiTU tn Hamnton ■«»«-> -»s
Friday cg u t f cr *-o?l and taVe on 150 men
kdaii sailing for New York, vvher he
ships «_'. remain in pert ten days before
gcing tc the various navy ard.-.
AMERICAN CITIZENS LYNCHED
. Italian Consul Informed as to Status of
Two Tampa Victims.
: Tas^a Fla_. Sept. J1 —As a result of the
1%-K-xb.r -i Wmm Tampa last night of
• Cs*i«- • Ficarrotta. and Ansrelo Albano,
• It-Bsr Ccnrul GeneraJ Pasinc. at New Or
! leans, rrireij Governor Gilchnst to-day.
• «£k:r_e VaX the state provide protectior for
I Italian citizens.
la rerponse to I telegram from the Gov
—si. EbertS Jackson advised. the Chief
a-Kcc- that quiet prevailed -o-da;". Ansi
that it s _id not t* oec«*_aT:<. T to call out
the rational gaarfl. The Governor ~- =
also aa-rtse«; that th« -tt« men "lynched last
Big:: xrere American citizens. This infor
2iation ecnt to the Consul General at
Xew Gr.*"aA£-
HELP WANTED.
Male.
*""-fll V ITr _. LSlUlSiir to au-'urr firm;
sx-r' i*i i.if^ r--d« salary *1S- MifitiUl
<>->—{'—- rTatiron B-jil<i'.t;g.
i"^Os.iCL f-K experienced la contracting and
MM c-:ct : •-crk: salary IS ■KBt
<+.r*n>r F'.atlrcn Bunging- ________-———
2-XTTOB — Mi-'clA-e^ed coop.' no «ra!l
ftr.er«-.; rr.an licensed p!amb*r. now in
«2*rr« of twm V.ew 'a"" Sotisez; •wishes P*>s!
*ioa ir '-i -r *part~»«nts. Jaaifcor. Ola
'V+r' TTQ'-hr;.' • -
KITCHZ.v MFN. ncok£. pantry men. storerooia
__^rs. Ca:i «T3 €tJi aye- •
CSr:.\C JJ^N* and *a'*sm*Ti for brisir— is
f^pem-i iea«s and nelp furnished: weekly
*^sourt s:-^ r chert service. Corporation, ccx
?«■ Trb-in* Off.-t:.
SEPEEseN'T 13XVB for _«■■ paint hiTus* 1 to so
' •* Bbjct ■ A-res; '&u*t know £ptn;Eh : sa_»r.'
c• • ilieii!!] iA<yr.^-). FisXiron Bulging. _____
«AL~«S!a.v_- Furrier turp'-i<*- hrtfc lu^ide air.:
I**?:<i* msn; Sls to etart. ZlitfiM -.e-n. ;•>.
jSatiron Bj'ld-'ng. .
B*lX?ltE:c throuchmst the DMtci BtmStM to s^ll
*utcsiofcil«- npcssitlrs: evrry own— *»' o^.r
tP^Bar; rc&reaoM tcqalred. The O'Ncil Tire *:
Co . 32!» Erofed— ay. ...
BXSOCSAFBEB rrant«3 for -> > «<JvcT'i*~>*J>t
6n*r>tr.cr.t cf a ..._.. *•. - niso anoth« -
C 0| CD«!t» t: man for t<imrr.erclal house. Jupa ■»
s*r-«» i^OTIT), P7 Kafsau Et.
STENOGRAPiijrp. an a effice assistant ; -w*H
. esjir- fftxjd pcTjnality: gxeaOrnt future:
.**Hl.i»*i to start. rx!M;:!si EmpluycaeotOor
g^ation. i;roa'lway tAg^ocyt- .
<-ia»" Vn*-rt» •»««
* ««s Cj^ winter *1 Mlh* Jupi,'s Office. -7 M»
g *^_tt. CrrtTVPrt r.gMv» ListrUCtorß.
-■ SOliSitf »ia.N. 1«. position at Any
: .^ter: 'Tff.c* experience T. Crobholr. Clh
j»2E?" " Female.
■■ P? : *"»n?T>ri:T.TAir^WAlTßn^e. for stnall family;
' rvS^y iioutie.- txcti>nt position: c<jud wasrps.
S r-^5 rSer *' s JU-T.'l-. Tit Ue»ltifftoa aye,. ber-meea
'S*^-*'-— —
?*?IEE*MAir, m* WAITRESS— Xeat yeast
tS**-. tor ssaaS cttr Jarr.'ly. «25- Mr*. C. j
CSy* Astsf7. 587 «th are.. ctar Z^tji,
C£fj£r 1 T^ JJ j A -- > and WAITRESS, tor priests 1
witjiyi storT £jrtauee gam city. 130
"rC?-*7 t-rrti zrwln's Ar=7. 77 Vest
WANTED
Female.
COMPETENT t«aeral hou*e*-crkers and cham
bernaida warned at one*. Call «63 «th sve.
COOK. $30. for Fairfl«]d. Conn. Call Hiss Anna
l^u:y. Century Employment A«encj-. 13 West
%/rt n St.
CCOK, also chambermad for small private
school: waees HO-$». canst have good refer
etice*. Ir.dustria! Association. Inc. Employment
AUfciK-y. it West 42d «.
COOK, for •mail boarding bouse in th« country
»»: excellent place. Mrs. C. Cooper's Agency
<V7«Ui aye.
COOK, immediate!!-, ror small private family
J3O. Mrs. C Ooop«r « A*encr. «67 «th ire
n«*rS«thst.
COOK— =tr*de or German; $40- private 'rimily.
Mißs H«fmarfT-» Ai^encj-. Re«d & Barton
Banding. 320 ath are., Room 901.
--• "«=MAKH_=tS — Experienced trimmers and
drapers on waists; steady work good pay.
Mmc Scboler. as West U3th st.
F7NISHERS en ladles' waists; good pay steady
!_' E. Fatt. Sl3 Church St.. near Canal.
iiOVSEWORKER. either Swedish or German:
fsmUr of four, at Port Chester > $25. Call Im
mediately, C. Coopers Atency, 657 «th ay«.,
i«ar 38th.
I*ALNDRES3— Prlvata Cs-afly: $30. Call at 10
a. in.. Miss Hofmavers Agency. 320 sth are..
n**& A Barton Building, Room 901.
M'LLIVERT- good pay. 11. Karp. «6
___ancev*t.. corner Alien st.
NURSE— Experienced: by week; b*-st care, ail
sickness. Nun*. 120 East l»th st.
NTR~ES for children. t_:»-SSS. wanted imme
diately The Hopkins Educational Agency, 507
sth are.. t»erw€*n 42a and 43<J sts.
NURSERY GOVCRXEfSES. O*nmar.. French,
i^nted im-neciateiy for fine famllJe*. des.lra.We
Tnatilaaa The Wsckins Educational Agency. SOT
Sth aye.
STENOGRAPHER — Insurance bouse. 510: rut-
Ush!nit hoaee. $12; also a. number of uptown
positions: permanent. with good houses. Jtipp
Exchange As^ncy. 57 Nassau st.
TYPIST and CLERK: Christian girl or vouag
woman of refinement- beginner can do this
■trork. and kno>wi»cge of »ter.o:rraphy is no:
-•oas-air Call after 2 p. in. Alfred 11. Best
Co.. 100 William st.
"WANTED — Woman for general housework in
family of two adults, »ood home assured.
Address 110 ■«■--« Main sa_ Freehold. N. J.
WANTED, for one lady. n«^r dtv. cook. SS3;
rhamb»irmald. $23; laundress. $25: any na
tionality: must hav# food r»'»ren ■:«•. Industrial
Association C-aps-y-B_sil Agency. 17 West 42d at.
WORK WANTED
Male.
C-ISPATCHER. expert on railway mail rtrvic*
routes, desires to take charge -.ail lists of
mcralnsr ■!».;■■ R. p. 0.. Tribunp OOre.
ENGINEER and MACHINIST: city r.r COSR
trj-; cxr-vri^nce wj*h Btatlonarj' -r.plnfs and
locomotives, sob^r- best reference. 07 Loesjsi
St.. FloMng. N. Y.
SPANISH GENTLEMAN would like position as
correspondent with .- export house; speaks
English and French: references. Correspondent,
Box 6, Trlbrme Office.
STENOGRAPHER. 25. employed with machinery
— •: wants position as assistant head of de
partment in simi'.ar line; technical knowledge of
railroad and locomctlvs.work. Address No. M,
510 W«.t 124t:i st.
WATCHMAN or private detective wants work
«t on<*; honest, trustworthy, reference, and
bonds if required. T. J. Kirb;\ 740 Greenwich
at- city.
■WATCHMAN" or GATE MAN. — Thoroughly com
petent, trustworthy and reliable: at once: city
reference: bonds If required. E. L-, 70S Grand
St.. Jeryyy City. N. J_
YOI'NG Man '23). educated, general office
t-iT»* r ience. well versed in commercial law.
excellent correspondent, wants work with re
liable firm; moderate salary. B. C. K. Box
5. Trihuni" Offic*.
YOUNG MAN. 9 years teneral office experience,
at present employed, would like to better Ma
opttorfnTiStteg. A.. Box 25. Tribune Offlc*.
YOUNG MAN wants a place to work few hours
In morning and evening every day. Saitu, 17
Concord $_. Brooklyn.
Female.
DRE?SMAKING is done. 56 West Wtb St.. r««<«
m*nt.
"jRAPHER Thorour."^y competent: se
cusvraed ta respor.Fibillty; 10 years* txpen
ence- salary SIS- Al refer<»nc*« from ncr em
rloy«ra. Ambitious. Bos 10. Tribune Mice.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
ErTTUBB. •"H.vMBEF.MATT* . —An exception
ally industrious ycunj: couple. English; but
ler ar.-l chambermaid, good seamstress: Also
Germans, cook, butler: both highly rscom
menced: city, eotmtry Morrow's A«er,cv.
Flaza 3332. 721 Lesiafftoa »'■"•-. e*st cor.
s?th st.
COACHMAN — Colored: 5 Beet • inches; sirsla of
doutle. strictly temperate; two years wltn en«
♦n-ployer; will recoaimended. Thompson, care of
i*&r*S. "72 Sd avf- ■»
COACHMAN. GARDENER— Very reliable: use
ful a: aaytltlng needed or gentleman's place.
eicelleiit references. Carpenter- Agency. 154
•th ay» Tel. — Chelsaa.
"OLOE_r' MAN as first class cook: best city
reference "•:= Belt 65 Madison st.. Ho
bcken. .
OOilPETEjrr French couple; man butler, valet
an£ asaCBI woman lady's maid, chambermaid
or parlorrraid: -nest. sober. FerdJnaad. 420
rv»s- 44th St.
FaRMHANTJ — ~tron?. -rilltas temperats mar;
unaeratancs z... braaelm "t farm wcr-: srtll
uudaials •sragre* I'-«i-tn's Aoaacy 17 Vfest
._•. -•— VTR 25 year?* experience In all
"""branches. American, married, small family:
sober good references: desires nosiuon on
gentleman's country estate. "William Oliver.
I**« Park ay«
GAP.DENTIR-FliOßlST— Harried; two children;
on private place: competent to manage gentle
tnaa * private place; take care cf coir, chickens,
John _-olter. care d Vaughn's 6€ed store, 23
Barclay St.. New Tor_ city.
GARDENER. — »ierrr.s_ couple; wife cock, wash
and iron; generally useful on g^ntleiran's
race: best references. Carptntere'* Agency. 154
«th L--eL --c ; __ ;
CARTH-KEH. — Erpert: take entir? charge of
gentleman's estate: thoroughly eff.cient in all
branches: desires change: highest references.
ErcllEh. Box IIP. Mendham. K. J.
liOT* Eil*N — Ge-rcan; want* eoanu » clace; can
•svait Korr.* $30: ttwm years" reference. Has
Ph»a's Bsreaa. P Ea»r <2d st.
JANITOR — Mlddle-age-2 caup'.e: no email chil
dren; man licensed amber now in charge of
two r«w law houses; wishes position in elevator
apartments. Janitor. SIS Wett 179 th st.
NURSE. Experienced : Sr we'-k: best care; all
s:<-kness. Xur>e. 120 East 12Sth st.
USEFT'L MAN — 'Who wants a good man
.-.round rubrrban home? Befit references.
JJ«l!aM*. Box T.>. or«» of Tribune.
TOUXG ''OLORKD MAN. as haus*"ke'n<r and
valet to *a.chelor; beet references. Horushy.
:T2 V.'est 73 st- .
voi"XO COLORED MAN. experJenc*. hou?<?
man: p'.ain cookir.K. laundering, gentium 1:1
ri email family; 5 years' reference*. Tatum
2?.-"i TT»«t CfiTh st.
YOX'XO MAN reoloradj as elevator man.
sprite v .l>o:irJ operator or j-tful mas In prl
vmte r-mfly. "■-•-)• Laird. 32 V.'est 39th st.
Female.
MRS. COLLIER n %S^ ST
Kt™UVCl# Tel. <?77!>— Madison Sq
CHAMBERMAID. VTAITP.ESS.— Yoar.s Irish
,_;. 3 Matt 1 r»fe-»nce: oity faraiiy. L..
Mi-s rofraarers Aeer.cy. 320 Fifth aye.. 9th
rionr: tei.. 4.,27—ysrtipon Square.
COOK— Excellent; wase*. r'-j3O:r '-j3O: high. rerom
nisnded. A*enoy. fo.mtrly Trlpp. 130 West
.
COOK-i-AfNl • CHA-MEERMAID-WAIT
PTa-'-Bv sisters; imc neat and cercp«t«nt; •
p»«or.a! refer-ncrs: city or unti-- Mrs.
roop»rs Agency. (Br_ «S» * ye - '.. S 1 - 1 h_ ; I ;
cO"rK = "(i:»— Huns-rUn. firjt oiaa cook zooA
' bike-- daueht^r 14: rurs«. a:-o French
/■oov- fcrfh hichlv ■r»co-nmeT:«ied: city, coun-
V FhoSe Plasm- Morrows Agency.
rat T^finrton aye. e»Et -or. ..Mh nt.
ronK— Fo- ce-iiitrv: only privat* f_ar.ily; ro
.'•^^ is
«th aye T».«f : ]2<>r^_yßt)2~ Sr>rent - — — !
i ri.v-c NroßK— Ey color«a -woman. Hartie Ma-
D f«L S 1«9 West jgth st «H11I).
EVrtLI-H ilMD— First law yn-ierstarilh hair
2«dS«'
■- I <;t !
a-oman
or business people: #ood W^fff^r itdu' st'
|j> jr a^» <TI CoorrlsTirtT »v»., near l^.«ii St..
-J I,}QCJ<a~V-^t of Third a --ft. ___
"^mfAfSVsT^rand cW.c :
-ntire ohant-; ««»««j*frreis««- rtt> or coun
tr>- Irwin'g Agency. T^a-l Hl hh _ st :
H.MISEWWHJC— BT competent. aeat Mintn •
Mrs Cooo^fs_Ar£nry j;^,7_Ji^h_»'^^_is^ hh _ l! I- _
m iim" li?iil3-. without washint; *it< ni-.T.tfi-
C«t UtH «t.v- " . I
GTTr^KIiEPEK.— By capable, refln-I woman;
?sS§-o£«4i«a: Prot-mant: b. C h«l.>r-« honw
whfr- h«ip v Itept prrrerred: reftrencts ex
7ir»T'sFU>-<TliC.— Hv an mteV.lrent CV.riitian
-
! bey thr*^ yrars o!U WOTld be no objection; would ;
i JSft r<jom near worir best of references if re- ;
i "skf-'JFwonK— Mr n«at yoimj woman; would
■ Vi-Ut »» " minJrj-: ««" y^^- ref^no^; city
or"ctuntrV M^- Agency. 657 «ka «v«...
- '.sriSti N r i 'Hi-' K— W";:i car» BWLOUd .'hi!'!.
'^\^in U« I'i*ce: 130. M.-a Sb«'»|
kcettCK v B»t 4ga«ta, . i
nT-Nljniw.^ Tak'-s washing num.. in Prtinmt*
far** > arvl; ftnest work; hi 'ii*-i- rtler^
828 E*st_7lM rt^ |
— ViT. — aF-TMSTIiESS. — V'.uns Krenrh Pro-
R
' h fmav^" A^ncv. r/JO-3S: Fifth avt.,
1. i TnTTvZu^g. neat. l!<ht color<.i £ lrl. mar-;
MAID.— louns. , on M Udyji or parlor
"iF T2%£*. --.and-,. 2«C xr^t Kd.
N »-^*T CdrnTan: competent to taka full
North D-,sS;D -,sS; city rtfer«nce«. Ad
s^.?!g_jglSiJL» t <sa 8t - i
t^__-^—^TThTmEEPMaiD— Tfimg. ant. ta
gffig Jf^crT a»-«3 sta ivc. catu £ocr.
ITKW-YOBE DAILY TRIBUNE. THI'RSDAY. SEFT^fBER 22. 1010.
FORECLOSURE SALES.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK. i
— James S. Alexander, as guardian for Clin- !
ton D. Backus. Plaintiff, against James C.
Pttikan and others. Oft'ndants.— AetKn No. |
176. in pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered in the above- |
entitled action and bearing dat« the 6th day of j
September. 1810. T. the undersigned, the Referee •
in said Ju<3sment named, will sell at public auc- ;
tion, at the Exchang-e Salesroom. Hob 14-16 ■
Vesey Street, in the Rorough of Manhattan. City
of New Ycrk. on the _9th day of September.
1010. at 12 o'clock noon en that day. by joseph j
P. Day. Auctioneer, the premises directed by |
said judgment to be sod and therein described
as follows: Ail that certain lot. piece cr parcel '
of lard, with th« buildings and Improvements j
thereon, situate, lyins and beir.R in the Borough
of The Bronx. City of New York, bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at a point on the
Westerly side of Plimpton Avenue, distant one :
hundred nineteen and sisty-cne one-handredths '■
(11861) fee? Southerly from the comer formed I
by th* intersection of the Southerly" side of 170 th
■Mat with the said Westerly side cf Plimpton :
Avenue; and running tlienco Westerly, parallel i
with the Southerly side of 170 th Street, and part j
of the way through a party wall, one hundred
(100) feet: thence Southerly, at right angles with
the Souther! .• side cf 170 th Street, twenty-two
(22) feet: thence Easterly asain parallel with
the Southerly side of 170 th Street and part of
the way through another party wall, one hun- 1
dred (100) teet to the Westerly side of Plimpton
Avenue, and thence Northerly, along the same,
twenty-two ;IT> feet to the point or place of
beeir.nins.
Dated. Waw York. ?-ptember 7. 1310.
JOHN J. HTX_S. Referee.
JOHN P. HERREN', Attorney for Plaintiff. 38 :
Park Row, Borough of Manhattan, New YorK '
City. ,
The following is a diagram of the property to
bs sold; its street Number 13 13^5 Plimpton Aye- I
The approT.imete ameunt of the Hen or charge. !
to satisfy which tt>e above-described property is j
to be sold: is ST.D-iT i'l 1 . with interest thereon i
from tha 3rd day of September. 1910. together .
with costs and allowance amounting- to $300.30. ;
with interest from September 6th. ',910. to- •
gether with the expenses of the caie. The ap- :
proxiir^te amount, of the taxes, assessments and ;
water rates, cr other liens, which are to be
allowed to the purchaser out of tl:e purchase
money, or paid by the Referee, is ?'.'s 65 ami !
interest. ,
Dated. New Ycrk. September 7. l<iie.
. JOHN' J. HTNTS. Referee.
j FUPiyrilE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YOHK.
— James S. Alexander, ac guardian for Clin
[ ton D. Backus. Plaintiff, azainst James C.
| Picken and others. Defendants.— -Acti-n No.
177. In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure
and eaie. duly made and entered In the above
«»ntiti«>d action ani bearinp .late rh<»*6rh 'a •.■ of
. = t;temb»r. 1310. I. the unt'ersiirned. the Referee
in said judgment named, will seH at p'jblic auc
tion, at the Exchange "aiesronm. Nos. 14-16
1 Vetey Street, in th<- Boroueh of Manhattan. City
i of New York. «,n tjie 29th day of September,
! 1010. at 12 o'clock uoon on Uiat day, by Joseph
j P. Day. Auctioneer, the premises directed by said
I judsment ro be sold, and therein described as
follows: All that certain lor. piece or parcel of
land, with the buiidinss and improvements there
> en, ■itsats. Iving -md teing in the Eorough of
The Bronx. City of New York, bounded and de
BcnbMi as follov.-?: Inning at a point on the
"Westerly side of Plimpton Avenue, distant
ninety-seven and sixty-one one-lmndredths
(97.61 fe»t Southerly from the corner formed
by ihe 'n'ersf^ion Of f*<» side of
17Oth Street with the said Westerly side of
Plimpton Avenue: and running thence Westerly,
parallel with the Southerly side of 170 th Street,
and part of the way through a party wall, one
Jiundred flOO'i feet; thence Southerly, ,- right
angles with the Souther elde of I"Oth Street,
twenty-two <22) feet; thence Easterly, again
parallel with the Southerly side of I7Cth Street,
and part of the way through another party wall,
ono hundred (100) feet to the Westerly side of
Plimpton Avenue, and thence Northerly, alone
the same twenty-two (•_".'; Eeet to the point or
place of beginning.
Dated. New York, September 7th. 1910. ,
JOHN J. HTNES. Referee.
JOHN P. HERREN. attorn. for Plaintiff. 38
Park Row, Borough of Manhattan. New
York City.
The following Is a diagram of the property to
be sold: Its street Number 13 1327 Plimpton
Avenue.
The ipproxirr.ate amour- of the lien or charge
to satisfy which the above-described property is
to be sol* is $7,2*2.50 with interest thereon
from the 3rd day of September, 1910. together
with costs and allowance amounting to
$;:00.30. wit v , interest frcm September 6. 1310,
together with the expenses of the sale. The ap
prc:::niate amount of the rases, assessments and
water rates, or other Hens, wnich are to be
allowed to the purchaser out of the purchase
money or paid by he Referee Is $25.65 and in
terest.
Dated, New York. September 7, 1910.
JOHN J. HTNES. Referee.
SUP^FME COt"^" r roCNTT Of YEW YOnK.
— J_ne. S. -lexxnaer as guardian tor Clin
ton D. Backus. Plaintiff, asrainst James C.
Picker and others. Defendants. — Aeticn No.
ITS. In pursuance of a Judgment cf foreclosure
and sale. doty made and entered in the above
entitled action and bearing date the 6th lay of
September. 1910. I. the unCersig&ed. the Referee
in raifi judgment named, will sell at public auc
tion, at the Exchanss Saiesriom, Nos. 14-13
V6E»y Street, In the Borootrti of Manhattan. City
of New York, on the lS>th day of September.
1910. at 12 o'clock noon on that -*•■- by Joseph
p. Day. Auctioneer, tlie premises directed by said
*udsrr:ent to bo sold, s.v.i therein described v
fo'iows: All that certain lot. pit>-e or parcel of
land, with the buildings and improvements there
on, situate, lying and being in the Borough of
Th- Brons. City of New York, bounced and :e
sr'rlbed as foilowE: Beginning at a point on the
Westerly - de of Plimpton Avenue, distant sev
enty-flve (75) feet Southerly from the corner
formed by the intersection of the Southerly side
of 170 th Street wtt*l the said Westerly side of
Plimpton Avenue; and running theses Westerly
pa:al'el with the Southerly side at lTirh Street,
cne hundred <]00> feet; thence Southerly, and at
right ancles to the said Southerly side of 170 th
St-eet. twenty-two and sixty-one one-hundred ths
(22.«1> feet; thence Easterly. and again parallel
with th Southerly side of 170 th Str?et and par:
of the dtetancs through a part-,- wall, one hun
dred OOO) feet to the said Westerly side of
Fllmpton Avenue, and thence Northerly, along
tV>«? same twenty-two and sixty-one one-hun
&re ths (22.61) feet to the point or place or be
" Dated. New York, September 7th. 1910.
L JOHN J. KYNES. Referee.
JOHN P. HERREN. Attorney for Plaintiff, 33
Park Row. Borough ct Manhattan. New
York City. • •
Tht following is a diagram of the property to
be sold Its street Number la 1329 Plimpton
Avenue/ nwthsu-**
Tie an-rox'raate amount of the lien or charge
to satisfy which the above-described properi> i*
ta be sold is $7.2«2.50, with interest thereon
from the 3rd day Of September, lltio. together
it-lth co«ts and allowance amounting to I*o2 53,
with intert'SL om .epternber «t!i. 1910. to
other with t>w «r«s« of the Kale. Th« ap
proximate amount of the taxes, assessments and
ware- rates or other liens, which aro to be
•'•awed to the purchaser out of the purchase
money, or paid by the Referee, la *?* 65 and In
tC Dated . JS*w ram Soptemb«r ". 1310.
i^atea, *w JOHN T. irv^-rr.a. Referee.
-,r SUPREME COURT. '"" YORK
County.-^harlts ErowooM. Piair.ti!? against
Hauie Hess and Barney How. Defendants.— ln
2!!iMiic« of a judgment cf foreclosure and sale,
du'lv 1 : -a*s arc entered 111 the abov« entitled
artfon and bearing date the 25th day of August
1010 ' I the u-.iiicrsisrned. the Referee In said
tnncment ""med, will f=ell at public auction.
It the Escha^-e =alesro< ; m, .Nos. 14-18 V«sey
eet in the Ecr<ni£n of Manlifetlan. City of
New ■ Yorf on th- 22A <?ay of nember. l»10.
at L 2 o'clock noon on that day. by Joseph P.
Day ' > uctior.e«r. the preini««ii directed by said
fudgment to be sold, and therein described as
°;! a* that certain plot, piece or parcel of land,
wltn fie building and improvements thereon
ereoted situate, lying and belns in the Borough
of Manhattan, of the City of New York, in the
County ati<i Stat<s of New York, and bounded and
<ses-' ibed as follo-»-s: Beginning at tha corner
foro^c by the intersection of the northerly aid«
of Muety S<»fnni Street wlta the westerly Bias
of MaJison Avenue; running thence northerly
alonK the weßterly aUc of Midison Avenue one
hundred feet eleven Inches to the centre line of
ti-e block batwßen Ninety-^fgrhth and N"in«tv
s^vonth Rtre^ts: thence we«t»riy and a'.onfe «iid
--••n'ro Hn^ of the blocK ninfty-tive feet; thenco
iwiuth-rly and parallel r.ith Madison Avenuo one
hunrtr^'l tfft el'-ven inches to the northerly side
or -vin-ty-st-vent 1 ! ?^tre*-t; thence fasttrrly »ion{
ti,»'nort!i«rly «U3" of Ninety-seventh strfet n!ne
i' v-flv»v -fly» fett to the rx-lnt or place of Beginning.
Together with all fixtures and articles attached
to or U!<-d in connection with said premises;
Jno-PthT with the appurtenances and all the es
tate and riehts of the said defendants in and
to Da%a P N"w B York City. August 81 »10.
' ABRAHAM GOLDSMITH. Referw.
tft^iiv LEVY. CORN i LKWINE. Attorneys
ior Plaintiff. 1^- Broadway. Burouth of
Manhattan. New York City.
The following Is a dlasrram of th» property
tn he sold; its street number Is 17 Eaat l>7to
T*-e approximate amount of the Urn or charge
tn iatlsfy which th«« aUjve-deecribed property
i \ \e sold is «S3 823.00. with lnl«r-st thareon
from the lflth day of August. 1910. together with
costs auJ allowance amounting to «2.55i.01.
tether with tb* erp*Dse» of the sale. The
approximate amount or the taws, assessments
nd Aw rates, or other lier.s. which art to he
.i'nn.-*d to th* purchaser out cf th* purchase
»M*yT or paid by it* «■**•*; :» «l«1.00 and
to m ted Ifetr Toric dry Auroet 81. I*lo.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.
srPKEMI3 court, COUNTY or NEW YORK.
' Manhattan Mort^a«e Company, plaintiff,
ag.tinst Albert Gerhards. Incorporated, et aI.
def(>ndanta. — In pursuance of a judgment of
foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered
in tli- aboie entitled action, and bearing date
the 3,'lst day of August. 1010. I. the under
stoned, the referee in said judgment named,
will sell at public auction, at the Exchange
Saleroom. Mas. 14-16 Vesey Street, in tIM
Borourh of Manhattan." City of IVew. York, on
the 27th day of September, 1910, at 12 o clock
noo-i on that Jay. by Bryan "... Kennellv, Auc-
Uontex the prflmlsfs directed by said Judg
ment to be sold, and therein described as fol
°AU that lot of land In '.he Borough of
The Bronx. City of New Tot* County -:
N>w York, and Stat« of New Tori*, desig
nated by the number 3. Block 307. on a cer-
Lain map entitled "Map of Subdivision of
oroportv of V~rr.in Tiffany. 53r<l W»rrt. City
of New* Turk. Part of Fox Estate, shown on
mat) filed by Commissioners in Partition 'i.ma
'■n& 1579" xn<\ filed in the office of the
p^r'ist.'r of «he County of New York N'ovem
ner sth. jgSS, as map number Ml>. which said
lot is hounded and described as follow?:
Eatrtnnine at a point on th« northerly side
of 1631U Street, distant Fifty (50) f*et east
erly from the corner formed by the interstc
•ion of the easterly side of SUbbina Avenue
with tlie northerly side of l«3th Street, run
nln-- thence Northerly at risfn ancles with
Ifi.'th S*r r "t, rtne hundred end thirteen and
H3-KV) feet: thence - easterly parallel with
testh Ptre."t Twemy-nve (Vil feet: tli?nc«
Pouth»rly. ,za!n at rlßht snßles with l6Sth
Str«»t One hundred and thin i and B»-1*M
' 1■; S3) f-et to the Northerly i»ide of l<?.".th
Stroet an.l then--- Westerly, alone the ?aiii
northerly side of I«3rn Street. Tw«?nty-rtve
,'■•.-.. feet to the point or pi- of .;.in^.
"Dateii. New York, i>pl 2nd. Iflifl.
J VMEE C. RRADT. R»feroe.
r_PRiN'GTOX Ik PIERRE. Attr»rneyp for
* Plnlntiff. Of"cc arid P O. Address. 200
Tirn'dwy. Borough of Manhattan. New
, T"rk City.
The fr'Honlng is a diagram cf the property
to be sold:
The approximate umcunt of the lieti or
churcf to satisfy which the above .1 -ri; .-:
property is to '••• so d. 1* Five Thousan.l Two
hur.lrei i«n ami 07-10.) »■ --■■ < ' 11"-w
ith lnt»rt-et ■yon from ihe 2atn any or
AiiKuat. Itl together with coats ami allow
ance amounting to *-'.'! ■'!. with Interest from
AU"'ist 31st. lsl*. together with the expenses
of the «al«. Th« approximate amount of th*
taxie. assessment* and water rates or other
Lien* which are to be allowed to the pur
chaser out of th* purchase money or paid by
de roriree. !s nominal.
Dated. Xew Yorft. Sept. 2nd. 1010.
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THREE g/lL ROOMS DE LUXE
Fin RENTALS
TELEPHONE 8-1- COLCMBUS.
SCHOOL AGF.NC'ES.
AaarrtoMi and J<iifi»n 'leathers' .\«en«-y.
Suppiws Profe»«ors. Teachers. Tutors. Got.
ernesses. etc.. ti> Colleges. Schools and Families
APDiy ta Mrs M. J. YOUNG- FULTON.
23 tTnion Pfnia-«.
RESORTS
NEW YORK.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR
260 Rooms
120 Private Baths
EXCEPTIONAL CUISINE
Electric Train Serrfee — 58 Minutes.
COS>Ef'TICUT.
EOOEWOOO INN,
GREEKWICH (on the Sound), Conn.
Open Until Octobsr.
Accommodations for 200. Every city
comfort with every country charm: 28
! miles from New York, 45 minutes' ride.
\ Superior stables. New, up-to-date gar
; age. American plan. Six o'clock din-
I ners. Tea room and cafe; Casino; golf;
tennis; bowling. Music daily.
Apply for Special Fall Rates.
Send for Booklet and Road Map.
Telephone 194 Greenwich.
D. P. SIMPSON, Manager.
fE>>*YX.VA>JA.
WfITEK GflP HOUSE
The Mountain Paradise,
DELAWARE WATEK GAP. PA.
Remains opon to December. Unquestionably
the leading and finest hotel In this region for
those who se^ic th- v-!>« in appointment, cuisine,
service, comfort and location: highest altitude,
coolest situation. Every Indoor entertainment
and outdoor pastime. Special late Summer and
Autumn rates. Booklet of camera views and
Auta Mips nailed. Fourth st-a»un.
JOHN PLRDY COPS.
NEW JERSEY.
ca^e:n~hall
ATLANTIC CITY. >', J.
• HOTEL AND SANATORIUM.
New York Office. 1122 Broad
CARPET CLEANING.
M. Y. CAHPcT CLEANING WORKS
OldPd. Larffest. Most Modern.
Tel. 4<W: »6 — Bryant. Established IS3T
Fine Fugs Wovan from Old Carpsts.
frlctn iieaaonaMe. B«>nd for Clrcul;*/.
437 and 433 W. 45 St.
W. M JORDAN. EDWIN LENT!
Carpet & Rag Cleansing
P £ . K. Brown Co. ]\^\Z^ r Hn ,
t«t * .'II t :<7th «»t. ' I*4l » Murray I
CAKEJTT 4 r*RPE? rLEAN'INQ CO. — Cl»in«
by coir.pr*ss«d air. am. hand or on floor
1324 Broadway, 421 East 4»UI K. COS A
MUJKST. TeL 152— 33t_«
T.WS TABLES.
INTERNATIONAL ft] ERCANTiLE MA-ilNif: f I%ES
NEARBY SAILINGS
rnnadelpnid, sept. 24, io A. vi Plymootb— Cherboar-— ?«tttaafflpto2».
Finland, Sept. 24, 1! A. M. { B5 SffISSE
Arabic, Sept. 24, 12 Noon j <tmmg J^S^ f^SLt^ g^ .
Teutonic, Sept 28, 3P. M. ...
American Line r ££'
Plymouth— Cherbourg — Southampton
Phlla'nliia.Sept. 24. 10 AM ! X«* Tork-.-.Oct. I
Rt. Looia Oct l, 10 Ail.St. Paul Oct. 15
Red Star Line TiT
New York — Dover — Antwerp— Paris
island. Sept. 24. 11 Ail [Lapland (n«W>.Oct-8
>«der!*ad..Oct. 1. n Ail Kroonlaad . .Oct. 15
An our steamers bare Wireless Tel»«r»ph
*=d Snbmarlae Slt^als.
>SSSgHG-R OPrl-.CS. 9 8 WAY T- ?ni R- C J
HAMBURG
.AMERICAN
Pleasure Cruises,
Superb cruises this winter,
leaving New York for the j
Orient Jan. 28. to the West
Indies Jan. 24, Feb. 25 and;
March 23, to South America
Jan. 21. and two Grand Cruises
Around the World, leaving: ;
New York Nov. 1, 1911; leav
ing San Francisco Feb. 17.
1312.
Writs fcr detailed itineraries.
■BBM n \.'.ir.n;i;-AMERi(A.v
_g& mmam _ _i ■■■_ •■_ Piers foot West
CUNARD
I-ars^»t. Fastest. F».ne*t Ship* aflcat
Vrtr»*«M T»;»-irraph. submarine Signal.
Travellers* CluHjoes good everywhere.
.MOST EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE
LONDON PARIS BERLIN VIENNA
DIRECT via FISHGUARO
Sept. A.M. Port* of C»!1.
Lualtanla 23 1 9:FUb«uard and Llv«r;eol
Oct. A.M. . ,
-aronla lllOiQae^ssto'srn Flsharaard tJ-r«rpcol
Campania 3ilo!Onee=*town rT»h«aard tav«rpool j
Vlauretanial2; 9|F:sh?Tiard and Liverpool
MADEIRA* GIBRALTAR GENOA
NAPLES TRIESTE FIUME
Citcnla. ..Sept. 23. noon! *axon!a* Oct. 30
7arpath!a.Oct. 9, noon : PannoniA Oct. 27 I
SPECIAL CRUISES
R.IVIEWA ITALY EGYPT
Madeira Gibraltar Algiers Viliefrancbe Gene* •
Naples Alexandria F!nm<».
'armania 20.000 tons. ..Nov. 28» Jan. 7. Feb. 13 '
~aronla ».oen tons Jan. 21 !
Frnii'">nl-i IS.OOO tens. nr~ steamer. ... March 11 '
LS North "Si"
Express gailia^.
l-Hl|-lsisTr-S 27 i K." Wm. d. Gr.-Oct. 11 i
: ! Kaiser Wtth'm Oct. 4' •""•;: '— Oct. 131
SNS N fiprman THIBSB « s ,
BREMEN illOal Id A. M-
Twra _»_-— ' eaillsgß.
! < -Fried' h d. Gr.Sept. »'Prln- F. Win... Oct. 13j
I [Gr kurfaerst-.Oct. »■ G. Wash'n .n»w> Oct. 20.
•Bremen Direct. .-.^*
Gi3aAi7A«i i #% _,j SATUKDAIS
NAPLES I inVn » Vf
GENOA i»IUjll tIA-M.
! IP. Irene Sept. 34; Berlin t new) .. ■£«- JJ|
IK. Luis* . . Oct. 1! Koenig Albert.. 221
Wli*lm* nn4 "nbmitrlnA 9izn-tIS.
Tadf<p«Dd»BX llonßil>ttie-W«r!U Tour*.
Trov«>r» ' Checks Good A > Over th* World.
OfXBICHS & CO- Genl »«ts.. 5 3r?i<l>-«. >. \
BOSTON m* FOI?IT5 ! "
OM O ! U H MEW EKQLAM3
LC-8G ISUH3 SOUNQ ROUTES
, F*VLL RIVEH LINE, Via N-e-rport and M
• ! River. L». pier l». N. R.. ft. Wairen St.. week
• days and Sundays. 5.30 P. M. Strs. COMMON- I
, WEALTH and PRI3CILLA. Orchestra on each.
! PROVIDENCE LINE. Via. Providence. Leave
Pier ... North _«-■«-. foot Murray St.. week
i days only. «:00 P. M. Steamers PROVIDSKCB .
• and PLYMO¥TH. Orchestra on each.
J NORWICH LIME. Vl* BMW London. L». Pier
I 40. N. B-. ft. CUrkson St.. week days. 3:00
j P. M ; Pi-- 70. E. R-. ft. E. CM St.. 6:30 P. M. .
6trs. CITT OP IOWK.L and CHESTER W. j
{ CHAPIX.
i C:E\T BEDFORD LINE, tor Na-- Bedford. '
! Wood's Hole, Martha's Vineyard. Naatacket. !
: Mattapoisett. Marlon and Cape Cod po'.r.ts.
■ Leave Pi-r 40. North Rlrer. foot of Clarfeson
str«et. week days only, at 600 P. M. Steamers j
j MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW HAVEN LINE, for New H»T«n. Hart
! ford. Springfield and North, week days only.
t Leave Pier 23. E. P_. 2:45 P. M.: foot East
j 22nd St., 3: CO P. m. Str. RICHARD PECS.
Tickets, staterooms and information at CMS
! Ticket Offlce. 171 Broadway, near Cortlandt
St Telephone 5121 Cortlandt. A is* at N. T.
1 Transfer and Tourist Offices and at Piers. !
HUDSON RIVEP
j l* M< *^BY DAYLIGHT. ** *1 . \
D.V LINE STEAMERS H£>DEICK HtU- |
i SON. ROBERT FULTON AND .ALBANY.;
: Daily except Sunday. Leave Brooklyn. Fulton 1
j at. (by Annex>. 3: D-abrosses St.. 8:40: W. 42d ■
1 St.. 9; W. 1-SHI St.. 9:20 A. M. Landing at
i Yonkers. West Point. New_»_rs;h. Poughkeep
' sic. Kingston Point. Catskill. Hudson and a .- ,
i bany. Easy connections North. East %nd West. ;
: All thru rail tickets between N. Y. and Albany
i accepted. Most delightful one-day outings to
; Went Point. Newbursh, or Pou«hkeeoste. re
turning on down boat. Meals served at ail
hoars. Music.
STEAMER MARY POWELL
Leaving r>ibross»9 St. at 1:45 P. M. ; W<"St
42d St.. 2 P. M.: West 129 th St.. 2:29 P. M.:
i daily except Sunday, for Highland Falls. Wert
Point (retaining by boat or r3tl). Cornwall. •
I Nswburgh. New Hamburgh. Milton. Pough
j keepsie. Rondout and Kingston. Orchestra.
■ 1 — . ________________ _——__^ _^_ 1
■nM_nTn moovl'cht trifs.
HUOSON RIVERNI6HTLIMESI
PEOPLES LINE TO ALBANY
STR C W. MORSE (odd dates Sept).. ■_*■
ADIRONDACK — Daily from Pier 32. N. R.. 6
P M.; W. 129 th St.. 6:30 P. M. ORCHESTRA.
CITIZENS Li:.£ TO ALB&MY & T«OY
New -fr TROJAN or RJ£XS_!E___.i:P_. Pi«r
4«. N. R-. ft West 10th St.. 6 P. M. dally
Stop at Albany In either direction.
Best service. Direct rail connection at Al- )
bany anil Troy for paints North. East and )
West. Kali tickets accepted for r— "T"~~ be
tween N*w York, Albany and Troy. Horses '
and automobiles carried at reasonable rates. .
•>«-nd for booklet "Co the Had son and Be- '
yond.** Low rates to Republican Convention
in Saratoga Sept. 27.
ANCHOR LINE
GLA-GOW via LO^UUiNDdKRY
Cal«donU.Sept. 24. nocniPurscasla. .Oct. 8. 10 am
California.. Oct. 1. 3 Columbia. .Oct. 13. 3 pm
fIKsT CABIN. ICX-M and ♦T-ja.
SECOND CKBiy. $45 and W7.SO.
THIKD CLASS. SM «ad $31.i5.
HENDERSON BK^THETRS. 17-18 BtIOADWAT.
SCI ii I\ fi lisa- PIER 1L WALK. ST.
nCel U LI lite Ferry. Bk:>n» ax noon.
Kor can Juan. P. H.. La Ouayra. Pio. <^n««lo.
Curacao and jlaracalbo, via Curacao.
Philadelphia s?«pt 2*. Caracas Oct. S
For La Guajrra. Curacao and MaracaiUx
Zulla Oct. UMaracaibo Oct 13
Superior Accommodations for Passengers.
BLISS. DALLETT A CO..
General Managers. S2 Wail Street.
BY SEA TO MAINE
The Most « harm in c
Short Sen Trio on the Atlantic Coa«t.
Sailings from New Pier ••• East River. New
York Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 3
P M. For full information and illustrated
descriptive booklet apptr to
• MAl> E S. *• CO.. t— Broadway. S. V-
NEW VOKtl iO bubl'UN
tr m 11 00. Metropolitan Un« Express Turbine
; ; : l, M YALE&HARVAKD
Week Uays * Sundays Lre. Pier 0. ML R.. ft. |
rt Rector St.. N»w York. 3 P. M. Due Boston
8 A. M. next day. Barn* SPtiPtlal^ r-tur- |
CLARK'S oßitVi CRUISE
FEB. •!. 1 10U UP fur 71 Days. All Expenses. '
Four fins • moa. Round World Tours. 12100 to '
1241H)- leave Oct. -3. Nov. 2 and ts». & Jan. 25.
FRANK C. ri^KK. Tlmc^ Bldg^ >fw Vurk.
kei>"b\.nk line.
' Leav-'S Franklin St.. M«-r 2«. North Rtr-r. '
dally 30 A. M.. 230 P. M-: Sun.. S:3O A. St.;
Battery. •:»■ A. M-. 2:54 P. M-: *«*-• » :!vi
a 91 . f^r Hljnlands. Red B^nk. ate Use. ;
jjo«. Trolley le long- Brunch an.l Asbqry.
CATSKiLL EVENING LINE
Steamers >••*• Wssfc Days. »o« of Chrlsto
p>i«r r«M. »*« •»*•>". St.. a:SO ?• M-
~ "TRAVEt," FREE
Booklet <j* COO ■.-- -l nall*d oa r»<;i«st.
Muster* row. 31 W«t »0»a St. V»«r Tort
TIME TABLES.
White Star Lin 3 V.7
Plyrouth — Cherbourg — Southampton
Teutonic... cepr. 2J». 3 PM Ma!-st!c.. -Oct. 12
Oceir.ic Oct. 3. 3 PlX.xSrtatiC. . .Oct. t2
Queenstovwi" — Hclyhead*— Liverpool
•Arabic S^pt. Si. OMorCante
Baltic Od, t. JO All Cedrlc Oct. V*
s«rr Vori ft Boston ts
RIVIERA- ITALY- EGYPT
Th* Aimi, Madeira. Gibraltar. A!s!er»,
VlU*franrfi«. Gentw. N »ol«-«- Alexa"rtrto.
Romanic. O<- 1. - a. m-'rov. 12 Dec. LS Fab. '
Canoptc. . . Oct. 12. n aon. Nov. 3O ■
Cr*t'c.-.Nov. Z. 9a- m.i Dec. V,. x'zZLi*
•CFOKIC <21A"3 ton«> Jan. 11 «o. -^
•CTI.TIC <20D04 twa»> 'Ja— -3 Ha*- •
•Lars*"* stei»mer» to tl» lls— sw— l >
"lii 4NJ HIS 62. H. R. (WIST 23i i... 4.T.
LOHDSH-PASJS-HiSßya^
Ciacin.- • --*pt- 34. 0 A. ?f. I
•Graf Walderaea Sept 23. 3 P. 51. 9
♦Kaiserln »a«. Vis Oct. 1. 1O A. M.
•Pennsylvania Oct. 3. 11 A. 11.
♦Unexcelled Rttj-Car!ton a. U Cart* i
Restaurant, Gyrnnaslii—*. E!e*;. BaOs. I
Elevitora. Palm Garden. «Cd C*Sta oa^-. %
SIBRALTiH. HiPLES G3ROS.
•t. * O.ETKI.A>D .Or, 13. II A. K. i
•«. *. CT>C|>>- AXI . No- 3. 1') A. M. J
». *. B\T*TT.% ...N»v. li. 12 i
•* *• c Lrvßi.«3n>. r>#c * 10 a. Jt.
•??«••»— it.ooo tonx E:*-xtor. Electric
X*ATKf.T.mis* CIIECK3 I3SXTTTX
Aoirtm Deot. for • ■-, Eve-Tr»f:eT«. J
. - "■ s-nrf Tr-rel B<v>ka oaSil*'
J^K^tl-l.t r.-wrf.nT. V. Y. «■"■■■■
a PHI ATI' Cook ' 3 3Xtx Aa—
/\l\UUlll/ 1 series of Tours d*
tup \ Luxe. Small prfrale
1 1 1 C parties. Beat amor'
WDI Pin ment3 - s«ui for Wm>
>> \J i\ L, U j trated Prosrarx
THOS. COOK & SON
2*5 Broadwar. 284 Mkl S«3 FXTtk A-sl.
•49 Madison Are . N«rr Tart.
Cook's TraveUsrs' Chiswn Arc Cood AH Orrs
tn* World.
TALL I Enron* Ort. 2. Sssw. S. OtissjiS
TOCKS. I Lands (Inrlndinc The NTle>. ?»e>s>. 2*.
EXCURSIONS.
DELIGHTFULft
FALL TRIPS'*
One Low Eat« Covert All the Er>-o«*»
If 7onr~e "%otag a -ray * for a ia- or a tre*"*.
j c»* our rrso list of Fall Itatea. Jost tft* saaeoa
of ths year for your vacation or ruslness trt9.
ATLANTIC CITY OLD POINT
• ASBCRI PARK XVaSKINGTO??
; CATSKILL MTS. XOVA SCOTIA.
I •WHITE JITS. PCRTL»NO
j THOUSAND IST.IX P'OMLTIA "
These and other Resorts Indruletl
in onr arrans'tnents. J*
Wrtra or 'phone is — <I*«S Main*- ♦
TMO>. H. »E«B'ir«i3i CO. i
»43 Fnltoa *t.. Br-<l.r-». >. T.
CHARMS 3 EXCURSIONS
West Point. IScwbnrsh & PongtAsspsla
Daily (except Sunday) 07 Paiaao HtTDSO:"
RIVER DAY LINE STXAjgSR- ETENORICk;
UTT)«»O>. ROBERT FtXTON sad 4X»A?»T.
B'klvn. Fulton St. By Anr.ex). 9: C-sbron-eS)
' fft.. 3 40: W. 42d St« • W 123ta St.. 979
AM. Return on down boat duo 422 St. 5-af*
F M. 9*« Steamboat a £■<-?.
OtUGiIFDL IFTEIIIOJ EIBIWIH T)
w-.st PfllHT BT STS. MIST POWELL
' Leaving pes6ro«ea St. 1:43: W. 424 St. 2:CTt
I W. I2»th St.. 2:20 r» M. Oa.ir. «xc«t 3i_adaT.
1 Return by boat •>* rail (Saturday. Seat. Sa»t_
jby steamer '.\_B.\>'Y", • Orchestra.
PLBLiC NOTICES.
j DEPARTMENT or FCt'AXCzC
BTJREAC FOP! THS COULECTIOS 1 O3»
TAXES.
NOTICE TO TAXPATEE2.
Notice is hereby ctv«a OMI a".! taxes an real
'.state and perscsal praparty ia Th* City cf
Ne-v TorS far th« rear ISIO its due and pa7
ab!* on
3IO>~DAT. OCTOBER S. 1210. •
at tls* o2c» cf .-.■» Reeeirsr c* -"a-*; !n t£»
. Boroujh to which the property la lecared. as
1 follows:
Borough of Manhattan. 37 :°iUlMn st.
Boroagh of Th» Bronx. Mmiaipai Buildina
corner of 3d and Tremont' ayes.
Borough of Brooklyn, Boosts 2. 4, 6 and *.
Municipal BuH-ir-.g
Borough of Qu*«r.a, '^cnrt Sqaars, lac
• Island City.
Borough of Biclincnd. Borough Ha!!. St.
Gesrse.
All taxes beeoms lisas en the day due and
PS TO AVOID PEN'ALTT TAXES MUST bs
PAID IX OCTOBER.
On aH tax«s wtlca ar« tmpald on tha 2rat
day of November -aksrasc »&-,:: ba <"har»»d as
tha rate of seven 71 per cent. per ann-aa.
; from October 3. 1910. the da- on w_lch tarn*
become dv« and payable.
When checks are nailed to tft* R9C«lf«r o'
•Taxes O>*y mus- b« accompanied &▼ addressed
»Bv»ioo<»s " WITH POSTAGE PREPAID is
j order to asaar* return of receipted Bill* try
I mat!.
Checks dated October 3 should be i;'-«d *»
th« Receiver as sooa as poMTol* ait^r bills
! have -•=• ■ —■■•.-•.-: b7 the taxpayer;
DRAW CHECKS ONLY ON NEW YORK
EXCHANGE TO THE ORDER OF THS RE
CEIVER OF TAXES.
DAVID E. ACSTEN. Receiver of Taxea.
SU RROGATE'S NOTICES.
IV PURSUANCE OK AN ORDER Of HOX
' A>>ner*O Thomas, a Surrogate of th* Couai--
of V»w Tor*, notice '■* h«refcr" <: ♦n to all
n«f!-tcni« having claim* against Clarene- E.
ctnVh 'ate of i?t* County of >'■»■» To- fie
ceased to present th* same MM voucher*
thereof to th* reasserts er. at her place of
transacting business, at 'be office of DsmM
M-L«an. her attorney. N"». 27 'William straot.
in ti«« Clt» or >''* Tort, on or -efor» Ci«
10th d*T of Octt^er next. Cued. N"*w TjrS.
th« 3&a day of MaxcX 19ia E2TCA E.
SUTTH Administratrix. EONaLT> IX LSACi.
Attorney for Administratrix. 27 WUllara «tr«*C
Manhattan. New York Ctty
_ONOHI E CKAP.J-ES — LV PI'SSI/ANCE OS"
an order of Hon. A*ner C Thomas, a aurr«
cata of -he Ounty of New Tortt. notice !» tar-by
riven to a: 1 persona ->avm* ctaima i»ca«at*
Charles Denehue. '.at* <5f the Ccirrty of Na^ar
York d«c«~)«'J. M pr»*n: th«, gain*. wiu» vouch
ers thereof, to .*• -lubsr.ribe-. a: his ?laee >*
transactins business, at the •« ._ of Leinue' E.
Quig* S->. ■! UNerty Street, flcrousa of Man
rattan In the City of New Yori oa or S«j=r»
the Ist day of December. 1310.
Dated Sfew T'--rk. caa 9th <iiy of Mar. I9:o.
CHARLES W. COL EM AX. Exeeutcr.
iXiTT'EL E. QCIGG. Attorney for Executor. 33
Libert* reec Soroug- of Miin'irnn. .Ve-r
Tcrtc £ir».
_ - -. - 5 - •■ • . " - -
BANKBOOK No. 523.377 of tte Cnte« Dim* Sav
ings Ban» >• missing Aay p«raoa havtas _
•lair', to it is riereew called upon to preeeat i- »
same xrtthin ten days, or submit to havtac s-Ul
passbo«k__aaeelle<t and a new ac» t— ned.
LOST OR •'• — Bankbook; No. AMI 4*
the Gorman Savings _-ick.. in th» C'.ty of ]te-r
York. comer «ta *v_ men l*t_ at, issned •»
H«>ene Hetaig- All twwrjens are aS-aStsaaa
against ■ecactsttn* the «-__«. If not recaraaA C>
the bar on the 7th day vC Octoßer. 19101 a .iu
pllcat* will be isenej.
LOST OR STOLEN— BanSiSoctt NOi i4L32d at -Ji-.
Get— lan Ba»raas Bank ta ttm City «f x««r
York, corner 4' 1 - «•«. M '«* s - « • issued :.»
franr Capei:. All persons are eaationad acatasc
smill If-ii th« same. If not rerurned to ___•
banu en the 13ts aay of CCtoS^r. 1310, a A»pt»
-^it« «rMI he l««':ed.
FOR SALE.
BIG BARGAINS — silently uesw .fflce farausssy
desks. type~rlt«rs. cash rfgUtera. addlna raa
eDtncs. tc!~i*ecr3p&s. Him* caOtneta. safe*. a«V
eVee»fr>e iturMnea. tlm* r:»-ln narrjt'ors. .*h««%
prr it«f«-in i. Mokcas— l SAT«HV». 4 WTltf 'n IS
BILLIARDS, pool and *«■* patent soaktßacfeai
t-K!., lowest ;irlc^< <upcil*«. r*3a!r»;
bo-*!in« alley builders D— kern. 105 Cast Ad
st r«taMi«i»as i«r^i
REMEDIES.
I TllO"Oir.H, PKHV VNEN T tIKE» in ca«ea
of blood POf"«O> vtRVOI S debiuty
BUDDtR COVPI.^I>T^ and k!-idred dis
eases: relief at o^c<» in Itijfroui eases. •««?
O" old: th'>»« <»*»i'^nc nn'iT • .' <.t~~* •ncn'iSt
»r«atment -«h««'d <-»M. Cr HO!C*r*nrß. 'h# well
! known tp«ciat<st. 3D W S»«*i st. H.->ni~. *- T-^.
luC7ION~SALES.
I BY VIUTVE of an exe^-uticn on a lien. I »•;!
j s^ll -40 chairs. Miller Drca. vi. is* a»d Aatz.
10:."« a. m. Charles Jacobs. aanhai. 113 «th
! aye.. Room 4.
TVPEVVRITING AND TYPEWRtTEPy
VICTOR VISIBLE. 79 Nesnu St.; .aisiijis
fr«« all make* taken part payment; barpsiaa
LADDERS. FLAG POLES. ETC.
111111 l ■ i Portlaaa Ladder Co.. 13» Qra— a
■mill' iCI St.. Metsark. N. 3 WESTERN
ladders ddllt«r«d a: 20c. per ft. TeU 9*4 3 B.
LAWYERS.
LAW > I •_' ADVICE FREE.
niNXTDSR & COOXSXAN'. IS3 Brtt-d-rmx. .
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