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M ESTATE
t o_- .need from trrclfth »•**
- AYE. - ~ cor Vrai^r
s»HII_M^S^
is
- imSLm Mortgage Co.
53.000; address. SJ Nassau rt. . nrt , 8 . R
«?s?^_-^--^_?|^ s
ai_r«-. 412 West K-J> «
; ..NY.
FT.«»;
■ -
iTaS Trust Co. ».
.100:
atrset ssea»x
? r 7; i& ■ <rsasaa; $c.«oo : _-__-«_. Ufl
tii<-v«; k- r.roo— ir n
"Vi ivnvTE «T -■ s. 475 rt -of aaaaasi sve.
r. >«.
1 /^kt £»*• r.ichter to o:.!e Knsgcr: $1,
*(M^a__W_iTl747 Melville aye.
* T «^".« m«p Lohbauer Park: Oct 1: »__**
K \_^_roS_:T_a_J_- J Kelrher to John J Buck
?er^^S_io£^address. East Doulevard an.i Ferry
• nt ma, €73.5 ft n of Pelharn
-= «._"Ur Ot _s; tostals: _ ver cen.; Rec.na
& ; A f^s?i_3__- 6u East a
A^tcr.; Si Msisl Scf _*_W£>S
i_tc_!^ Frrraro to Fre-erlck Ken: *s"^. *-"
_Tcss. 21 40 £t_rey avc.
„','.„--- c- n _. 200 ft c of Ccurtlandt
7«r cent Eroeei
•sa, m
<T c s 56.10 ft n cf Westchester
"J-Mrtv o-t -V 5 ~«; Simpson Ccnstructlc-i
_r-f_7__---fB **fz ***#*>; » i& ™ s - ims
«^___r"p_tOP_--TT iprlor mtc $33 v* : Oct
_.?_*£ B^-SSI; «tn« to Charles Riey, U-
__L ___re-_TX-2 W-8 121-t "*
|SS^ I*" " rnwh st.
mes 'Back. •_«»>: ad
<=—:__, ~1__! I3ast '.-'■'?■ et
-,:TH fTt... 117-6 ft . c of Bobbins •«.
_-_sn? Set I'?- 1 -r. « per c«at; Cu:io -Co
SfSarTe craam: sUooo. address. 1..
-t. Brooklyn.
,._„ c- a « JPI.S ft c of St Ann's a.ye.
__S_lo-: 5cT a -!* P Si* I- l^_-,J c *%
Clw_B___l Krar.sch _to Go-^-ue n
fi_act»p: «!oob: odcress. -S7 Eart l.V.t_ s^
1_39 BT, B «. 200 ft , cf Co-rt:a^dt ay«.
WxTw: Oct SO; cue as per bor^d. E.i-a or
_Se _r.<s Ousuive _•„(!<•! to Bnjan.nßw
_E_S_i a__rcts. 4C7 East l^d «.
imTH «T i s. r-art lot CC. map __orrlsar.s_.
: R^tVvf Vo J _;^
_xct— -, IXSJ Crotona aye.
•eSTH FT * «• f. Ift Z2. map land bei:
'ThoT-M B-^forO. r^>xlOO: Oct -S, 5 rears:
.^:_y?« r r£rr._:c to Araerlcan Mortgage Co;
j-.-j .nno ; a__ress. T.I N___-0 -t.
—..-rri ct f c <or r.f Bror.swot^J aye. 107.x
-M"'4 -,art- Oet =6. <iue as per bo__: I-__ene
SAME PP.OFEr.TY; _ part; Oct _C: tatH
T .rr H-S- S B_hlo__ to :.:ra Stem
$r> o*w>: a-Sri^s. - VT«Pt - st.
-COTE ST. 5 s. BS ft c of Ueb__ aye. 47.0 x
inn - r-- Del "7- 3 "•*: James J Em«
to bar.!c-i'> ilorrisor.: >_!__: --<i«ss. « W
cc* c* Rirerdale ■•••- and 259 th et.
SWTH ST. m m. 142.«5 ft c of U«__E tr«
4-r-rlpn- r> tti: Ort -7: 3 y rs: Michael J
r.T-n to" r>ar.!»f S Mcrrlson; *L 000; ires*.
63_r.e as ttove.
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
flTJtr -as and adflHss of -r'."- « attorney.)
OCTOBER _S
IIANHATTAN.
; EAF- ~NT> AYE O, 5 sty brk. _).6xl00: CV*
g- ___J:*_lom« Kit*- to Carl B!_Tn: $4,000; at
l^rrj'y. Ira J Etf.r.p^r. 9? Nassau et.
I; ~ NICHOLAS AV~ — s. 40 ft :: or IS__ Ft.
Bj_tOo- 'jur.e' IX 2 i«"W5 : Wllham H Einjthajn
________ ani Ccntracting Co to the Atlantic
Healry Co by pi_*_e_t; Si**- "•**: aitcraeys.
iiocT^'. B-eeck-r i- W>eeier. C.I "U'a 1 .; st.
"^ AYE w » SS Tl nnt B3 *U IC-G2: Dee 5,
-." Rol4rt B Baker to Stephen T Tlerney.
trus: D.O00; attorney*. Man _: Man. r* \%ell n.
IZt AYE. ■ w c-r CStb st. 24.10x50; May 6,
3S»: Mi-f.-el J Jerr.ines to George Ehret^ by
O-:n— E_— > t. Ir; f_n.OoO; BBSOMr. E_— ar_ __
_J_r^-e ri -. li" Broadway.
I— H EX 50 r._ ard _* ~"«_t. 4 sty brk. 66x
p"- Uardl __L 1810: I_o_l* Haas to James Roose
\i:: r^o-f.fcit ar- others, trustees: $143,000;
• tic— «ys. Woo.rord, li>vee & Batcher. . _la__
*c_ eve.
~:-t- <—- 43 East. _ sty brk. 20.10x96.9: May
tS, r-10 _•-- lnc:e to Judith W Slchard-on. of
.Brocirt.s lias?; JWO00; attorney. Wlllard Roby.
( '_4 N«__O_ r
- I6TB ET '. We_t, :i».»xr/>: July 10. IP"*:
ZA.i:r, Ee-lry Co ta Solo— ten TVronker. guardian;
tltTttJO; alizme;-?. Be— fer« _ -ands. "' Nas
«_-
2CTH ST. s s, 100 ft * et 11th aye. _5x9?S;
•,- ov 5 i:*>;'., Lu-lis Realty Co. a DeLaw are C~T^-
Z<rr*'Azr.. ta A r. •--:-__ Mortgage Co; $3,000; ad
crrss. SI Nassau *t.
iTZ'I 5T 3ft 4 ar_ no vr*«t 50x100.5; aoc 15.
_*•/• i:_T_r. __rr t t!;e Trabli— c Xieaity Co;
fSJOf)*; _.t_c— it}'. ArU-.^r Kncx. IViS Bro_.ow ay.
4PTH FT. _s E»«t. < ety fcrit, Cl.€x7o; May 14.
3i>i'-V Dr 11-nry H VTh:te_ouse to Dr L Dan -an
Balkier: fZfiOO; r.tc- ley, ____rad L il Ballowa,
El X-_-_a _L
4QTH ST. d a. SCS ft w c- Snh aye. _5t100.5:
__:y 1 lt<-4l t< -4 Jacob Ksr! to Jacob Mattem anc
ASCSat TV ileiler. executor"; 517.000; attcrneyt.
De;.c <t Bautrdijrf. 11l Bros Sway.
.'.-JTH ET. n _ -S__» ft w of Ist eve. itua
OCJ 13. 'l e '.'T; D-v-ld Cohen to Amasa
TS' S*lt_s: $:o.5'X»; axton -ex. Frederick 8
"VTait, 18 TTa",l ml
COTH ST. r.ll TVest. _3xlooJ_: Oct -" 1303:
T!rr:»*:__e PchonitM to Pamella A EuFtls;
17.000: a-torn^-va, Itl« & Foster. 80 Brcad
\rav.
C3TK ST. r e. _-f» '• •— of Osßtral Park
"We.n. 20xlO<>: Oct X«. 1909 Louis Bauer and
K'.:f- M. h1« Trie. to ilorri?- JosepVi; 55.004;
■ttanie. 1 . Title Guar_r.tce cud Trust Co. '176
I :--..■ way.
t2:> FT. Ml East. 4 _ty hrk. _;3.ex102.2:
JC_- ZZ ":*OC: Albert Erandt to Barbara
So.CO'.t; attorneys, ______ & B_ker.
£4 N_j>sa_ et.
:3' Til S~. till V."e»t. r? rty brk, 4O.«x9».ll;
J-a 3«. .?:*■'.: Ilar.nali M H_sT>in sad hi a to
X V Produce Hxchanee; JT7.Oiv>: atTorney.
_:»-y<-r« T:i;e 2_£ -ranee a_d Trust Co. IGO
Broad— __-.
TVS BRONX
AYE, w e. 202.7 '■ n < ' East
*_7t?- St. IT"x2T>; pept 9. liiO3. t_e Aurora
r _i_Et— __t:i_ Co to North American _lort_:ase
<-<■: ?:C.OO0; a__re«!i. 100 Eroa_v.- a v.
V,~dS> AT r>oist on road leading from
TTert C!wrt<-r vtllare to Teiham bridire. ml
lar..: cc— • or* for— Jtrly &T Kiaion Pa-1. runs s_ot!i»
K.-S roL-1 r^l.li*_ s c feet !ar._ of Ilaxter and
»__y__r. _o__i ft ciKtant thtrt_rc-» x « *• 4»c
t*. :»_; March 7. ISJIO: Marj' G and Jerome F
lic'.V.y to r:<!»-'.n L i_alls.h; fl.OTt; attorney,
<^crfe-» V Erovrcr, 42 Court st. Brooklyn.
SAME PV-OPE-tTT: A^r Z. 15*J9; same to
______ : rrHTT . June SO. 1303; sa__. to
«— _i" ; $<s,t»iu
___XJ__CT PT or «v* c b, 73 ft _ of Jen
tOtfa Bt. _S_loo. Oc» _S, 3:«)8: Samuel row
to lia— -y Heid; S2.000; atto— lcj's. Bernhelrn _:
— o__Dtt_U. 30 Nassau tt.
CUY AYE. «v c. 300 ft r. of ICth rt, __x
3«.t; An_ 5. H-»: % ; Erncft V.*eTTirr:iinn to La
t_r>:, Ot-eate. t<-dfor_. W_stc.fofst<-r Co, N T;
JT :, ■■■■>, Ettorner. Bobert Todd. i_3 Broa-way.
FOP.IiyT J-TE. • s, !4_.2 ft s of ifTtn et, 'M JO
"tS>«J. *_-rr.rtl_g power tak-n ty city of New
-^•-fc for tee cT>»-r.i_g of T:_ton aye. also ex
«-n;^___- the fullowirxg; Forest «\>,, c it, 145.2
•- c froir. s < cor IST.th st (formerly Wai:
ft). __X 100; _ure 2?. lJOS: S 4 moa and Meyer
j_"*s> to _ht— _»«!%i_i by ___«_r_ne_t o? IwarU C
Oo_:rey; C-.QW: ___o___y. Eaianuel Jacol>_s. 132
!W--_Ui Ft.
lOT C_, re«.-I»<Hj — _»p of Seaeca Park. TTeat
[<*___T. ilcr in«. 1W&; liarry }_.bi_ov.-ttch to
«tjifjis,-e i' __ir___r; jf:.li___l; ed'irtss. 716 East
_^.t_ «_.
l-3__ '.'i and !•>:. mj>r property ,\>w York
Cathoiic Prct-ctory, «oM _t _ucuon. New York
P.«-_! rotate Hs change. May _4 a_d June 7. l_"jC;
-_ne _>. _y^ ; Hern.- Frt-certcb Muller to the
N'w Tcrk OathoU? tTotectcn', by preeldcat ej
L>i\>r<l, V.>ttcht«er County N V; 51.475- -•.
t'-nej. Joseph T Ryan. 14:» P.rcaiJv.ay.
______ 2^G. __i:4T,; Oct a 1904; Ann
-_jy.s_ Egan ar.tJ aro t_ Frederick II aad
X.tit.' c I J ouch. exrs; M.SW; atton itys, _>uttou
— lv:.thflrji<»r. IC7 Liroacway.
;, ( VV^E AV_, c s. _~_ ft n cf Freeman st. 2Tix
•. >ml 15, 1«1<«; r, zing-Jej Co tv <,u*ra.n
taeC MortiMe Co; f 16.000; ' .-res». 200 Broad-
J_°__ ST - 7r<s Eas '- saaswa: oct v. l!<07
-Ux K<-ic!i to Die_ert_i G H:lde_r___; fl_.ox>;
-;*.c:ti»-; s. Milier & nretzTelCer. _S> Broadwiy.
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
£%&rlea Fr-rdrr.an to John La f-plna; |l,
van'cni I: Ixuiglaa to State UeaJty and
~ r r-s2 S * Co; Slou
■ irr-M-i (/ebnwltz to Samuel J Achley; HOO
V.i::;am i; Waters to Atr*... Coiien;
% .#,. ■'***
P'-:!ie {-Jtrrpfwo to CirnjeatJne Slmpfx i 91
-Jind- 1 btfebtas to Lena Peusterheim • $1
t L' h: j7 t " Btooo > fcr.u •*■•« to ailndtl Lclca
tcrt*?c*V^c'£: t0 HearT M Sands; an la
m^&OO. 0 *? A aafaaaadt *™: an Inter
"S^V^ASbSs to JeaEle M
•eSS? iO S * r " 1J ravie. an interest of
c.'V'-'.CU 1 F ' dC P< rO * ter - true, an *«*«
"an Schalck
i-rmao
jt2Ll*J £»*«"** W Rothschild; (J'I.OOO.
IT-V »S M 9 r to Samuel Ootthf.lt; jioo
££$||¥itta i^aity Co to Vaa »cbAlcit nealty
pzjm Etn.'ap^r to Lvtfia Ji Hexasner- S1C*»OO
i&SS??** "-- Co to Uati^u Olia;
•fSS^'iSSfi.. 6t M2ir ' F>e * HaaaMal
Guar-
SSftP^fi to tacaer Hoseathai fiOO.
U. rr.ard Eehns.ll to Isldor Bersjer; $4,070.
Albert A I>e UlchmonU to Edw J Martin; 51.
000.
Joan r Hals{*\_ to 6 Emilie Woodbury: $I
lilalilliiiil Tynbe— ; «t al to Sl_n_u__ Tynßerg;
tt.<M>.
Same to Carrie Rauth : $4,000.
Atlantic Realty Co to Beniamln Mordecal; $1.
William Wolf to Caroline EJkann; $1.
Same to same: $100.
Lawyers Mort«a*e Co tr> New York Lire In
surance Co; 2 assts: $440,000.
Sane to Fannie M Kini;s__ry; $7,000
Same to _ Frederic Kernochan and ano; $130.
000. „„,
Lawjers Title Insurance and Trust Co to viui
iatn C Stuart, trus: 2 assts, each $-8.000 : $sS •«•■».
Same to Lawyers Mortgage Co; 2 assts; total,
_.162.tXX>. _ 4J
Gamaliel C St John. err. to Andrews Ini-titu
t!ot. Tor Girls of Ohio; 4 assta; total. $35>4.0_0.
MECHANICS' LIENS.
OCTOBER 28.
T'.rTGERS PL. 25: Frank Etraub agt David
ilichclsoa. owner end contractor: $3.
LONG WOOD AYE. * tr cor of Barry Bt.
75x100: Savor Glass Co agt Downey Con
struction Co. owner and contractor. $090.
MONT AYE. • a. 150 ft n of lS3d st.
SCxlOO: National Fireproof Fash Door Co
apt O*nnaxi«kT Construction Co. owner and
contractor; $50.
ST ANN'S AYE. 3.17: United Plumbers'
Supply Co sjrt John Weia, owner; Thomas
Hauler, contractor: $95 20.
BROADWAY. * ■ cor of 43d st. 100xt94:
Thonet Brothers apt Mary A Pltac«rmld
owrif-r. Broadway and 43d St Buildint; Co.
Frank R Tate and George M Cohan Theatre
Co. lessee*: <" L Gray Construction Co, con
tractor; $:. I -
MADISON ST. 227; Acme Metal Celling Co
net Louis Sb"l*l;y Co. owner: Jacob Specior.
contractor: J3."j.
LOXGWOOD .WE s w cor of Barry st. TTix
■)€••< Harlem Rlv*>r Lumber and Wo.-d Work
!r? Co aitt Dow-ney Construction Co. owner
and contractor; $1,737.
BROADWAY, s c cor of 43d st. lfl."il04;
Vermont ""•'■Me Co act Mary A T"!t:rKer2ld,
owner; Broadway and 4M -■•• Bulldins Co.
Frank R Tat*, and Georce M Cohan Theatre
Co. lessp"*- C L Cray Construction Co, con
tractor: ptTTT.
BROADWAY. 140 and 1467: Wells *
Newton Co of N V a*rt estate of Charles A
Toe own»r: Broadway and 42d Street Leas
ing Co. lessee: C L Gray Construction Co.
contractor; $9,950 2 -.
SATISFIED MECHANICS' LIENS.
OCTOBER. 28.
UOBBZS AVP. n w cor IRSth st: Co'.Trell Lead
Co act civi« Realty am Construction Co; Occ
19, 1310; MM
TELLER AYE. 1337 to 1341; Ike Hoffman act
Teller Fealty and Construction Co; OH I*7.
lt'l"; 5300.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN
TRINITY PL. w e. 11l ft s of Rector st; for
a io pry offlc-e "bl!.g. 134x7<). Adams Express Co.
.'•3 Email way. owner; c, R Hooper. ICS Broad
way, architect: "• ■ '"'.OOO.
mi ?T. Z9 West; for a 7 sty fcrk lofts. 23x
XI 11 W F Donnelly. M Nassau St. owner; G
M McCain. 9fi jth aye. architect: $42,000.
STH AYE. i« c cr>r 3Sth st: for an 11 sty brk
store and Oißcea, »3.fixl7S: E M Anderson, owner:
Ku-I-n-.an & Fcx. 11 East S9th «, architects;
5G50.000.
ALTERATIONS.
14STH ST 201 West: to a 5 sty hrk tentnt and
store- I>r A F Erurmar., 163 West 58th st,
owner: M r kaa, HI Park eve. architect; $5,000.
AMSTERDAM AYE. s c cor Csth Et; to an
athletic field; city, owner; C B J Snyder. archi
tect: 57. "<•<>.
4«TH ST. ZS "West; to a 4 sty brk dwlg; A
Carlson. 37T.0 Broadway owner; S E Gage. 340
Hadisra aye. architect; $12.0ii0.
13TH ST. c 5. 36 ft c of University pi- to 2
S a:.: 4 ■■■ brk stores and lofts; Childs Co.
lesstf J C Westervclt. 96 "•:' 34th st, archi
tect: $n>.o(.¥>.
■ffGTOX AYE, ■ * cor 92: st. to three 2.
5 end 4 sty dwle. stable and club; young Men's
Kekrcx AJscciation. premises, owner; Janes St
Lee IT4 West 4':h st, archhects; $25,000.
LIS PENDENS.
OCTOBER >
r.H.^K ST. w s. ISO ft n of "■•-- 20x100;
Georee F Johnson ajrt Arthur 3ere.l et al <fore.
cioeure or Bils)l attcmeys. Fcrriss, Roeser &
Storck.
10TTH ST. n • 3M ft C of 24 aye. 50x7910:
L^w i? Ter:n«*y ♦■: al aert Abraham Elterman St
al (foreclrs-^re of mtg); attorney. J H Doush
«ru-.
t'T niottou\s pl. € ■. 174.1 ft » of 153.1 st.
7."x - '«'. Chelsea Realty Co MEt M:"« Construc
tion Co et al (foreclosure of mtg»; attorney. W F
Clare.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, s c cor 119 th st. lOOx
100; E Bradley Currier Co agt Emily Loewy et
ci (foreclosure cf mtg); attorneys, Pressinger &
Newcotttx--.
LOT 113 to 115. mar of Hunt estate. The
Bronx; Benry A Hartmann et al agt Edw W
B-->v.-ne (fortclosure or tats); attorneys, ilacFar
lanu, Taylor & Costello.
(PTII ST. 403 and 405 East, two actions:
Piclajs Ncihcn agt Jonas Weil et al (foreclosure
cf Tr.tg); mxxacatj. O A Samuels.
BOSTON RD. 1051: Chelsea Realty Co et a!
set Josephine V Wtnans et ai (foreclosure of
nitg); attorney. H M Bellinger, Jr.
LOT 112. map of Hunt estate. Van Nest, The
Bronx; Mary C Schipf agt Edw W Bowne (tore
closure cf tntgi: attorneys. MacFarland. Taylor
6 Csstello.
ISSTH ST. c s. 52 ft w of Ba'hrate aye. 20x
OC'.S; Duaive B BveisJOM apt Mountain Construc
tion Co el al (foreclosure of mtg); attorney. T
Hooker.
3r«>TH FT. Sl9 East: Viro Fortannascere agt
Samuel Banard <counter claim); attorney. J II
Com.
PEARL ST. IS4; Anne H Byrd et al a?t Mar
garetha Koll c-t al (foreclosure of mtg); attor
neys, Elliott A Bi-rd.
fTH A"\"E. n c cor M St. 190 10x1' <"■ to
SCStb ft: NV'rr Ycrk Protestant Episcopal Public
School agt Gustavo ~~ Beyer et ai (foreclosure of
n-.tg); attorceys. Nasii «c Joces.
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
OCTOBEP. 28.
HOE AYE. c s. 125 ft s of ITCd st. 75x100;
Man- S Croxson mam East 167 th Street Realty
Co; $47,000.
"-•iTTH ST. n s. 117.C ft c of Bobbins aye, ST.Cx
79; same loans Cullo & Co: 514.000.
BATTLESHIP PROGRAMME
Secretary Meyer Will Ask for
Two More and Six Destroyers.
[From The Trlb-^e Bureau.]
WMhfactoii, Oct. H.— lt has been prac
tically decided that Secretary Meyer wi'!
ask Congress to authorize two more bat
tleships and six torpedo boat destroyers
at the short session cf Congress. There
will probably be additional recommenda
tions in favor of auxiliaries, such as col
liers, a supply ship, an ammunition ship,
a hospital ship and a repair ship, but naval
officers here entertain little hope that they
will be secured, with the possible exception
of a fleet collier.
No special mention mtO be made of sub
marines, as the Navy Department has
found that those who are interested in the
award of contracts for that type of vessel
have had, hitherto, great success in secur
ing authorizations from Congress. Secre
tary Meyer will begin work on his report
immediately after his return to "Washing
ton. Two tentative propositions have been
prepared for the 1311 buiiding programme,
which have been submitted to the Bureau
of Construction and Repair and the Bureau
of Steam Engineering for estimates. The
features of the 1911 programme will not
be disclosed officially until Mr. Meyer has
passed en the various suggestions await
in- his approval.
An important feature of the new building
programme is that involving the chief
characteristics of the next battleships to
be designed. Urgent recommendation has
t«?en made for an increase in the displace
ment, as compared with the vessels au
thorized at the last session of Congress.
It is not proposed to increase the arma
ment above ten 14-inch sun?, neither is it
contemplated to add to the weight of the
engint-j In order to provide greater speed.
On the contrary, the suggestion is to have
less speed and utilize the advantage ga!ned
by greater displacement in the Installa
tion of thicker armor. Ey this means, it
is pointed out by the strategists, a ship
armed with the largest high powered rifles
will be able to maintain ita position of
attack at closer range, rid will not be
driven away by the effective fire of the
enemy. The latter will not be able to pene
trate the heavier plates, and with this leas
vulnerable protection an important fight
ing asset will be derived.
Of kindred importance is the w^ll-nigh
sensational increase contemplated in the
displacement of the destroyers, which It
is proposed to design with IMI tons dis
placement. Instead of <S0 tons. This will
give a speed of at least thirty knots in
serv.ee. and will afford the opportunity for
a proportionate enlargement, of the bat
tery. This increase in destroyer displace
ment carries the type into the class of the
scout, and the result Is that there will
probably not. be built any more vessels of
the Chester type.
INDICTED FOR PERJURY.
V.' .-liter Pfyfe. whoee arrest was ordered
by Judge Swarm. In General Sessions, on a
charge cf perjury at the end of the trial of
William Helneman for manslaughter in th.
first degree a few days ago. va- indicted
yssterday by th« irrand" Jury on a chars*
of perjury. - _
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1910.
ARMr NO NAVY NOTES
|
Firing of Heavy Guns Considered
Necessary.
[From Th* Tribune Bureau.]
Washington, October 28.
GENERAL, WOOD'S VlEWS.—Com
plaints from various sources have been re
ceived by the War Department against the
discharge of heavy euns at tho coast ar
tillery stations. It Is asserted that serious
damage to private property has resulted,
and preat annoyance to the residents in
the neighborhood of the fortifications. Ar
tillery officers, however, have gone on
record against discontinr.nce of the prac
tice and have taken the position that there
is no serious ground for the complaints.
Major General Leonard Wood, chief of
staff, has reviewed the papers in the case
and has commended that there be no
abatement of the tiring of heavy guns.
He does not believe an investigation of
the alleged damage done to private prop
erty would justify a discontinuance of the
use of big guns for target work. To sus
pend the target practice at those forts
against which complaints have been filed
would seriously impair the efficiency of the
coast defenses, is the opinion of General
Wood. He declares that to suspend ar
tillery practice would make it difficult to
maintain batter in a first-class condi
tion.
General Wood to-day discussed the wear
rain of continuous target practice on
the b,g guns. He said that many of the
heavier pieces of artillery were worn
smooth, and therefore rendered aimost
M[ lcsr To replace these gun? wuuld en
tail enormooa expense on *he government.
When asK*=d what provisions had been
made to remedy this, he said new linings
hay b<-en tried and have fo far proved
satisfactory.
General Wood said the life of a coast
artillery gun was about 100 rounds. In
heavy practice work, he said, it required
only a short time to wear the bore of a
gun too smooth for accuracy.
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
The following officers will sail from Fran
cisco on islands : first Lieutenant
PMlir-ine Islands : First Lieutenant
CHARLES T. KINO. Medical Corps Presidio
o' Monterey ' First Lieutenant MARK D
WEE?? Medici Tccrrs falter Reec, General
Hosnital: First Lieutenant ERN&T E.
ROBFRTS. Medical Reserve Corps. Fort Sill.
February o. &11: First Lieutenant THOMAS
f) WOODSON. Medical Corps . Vancouver
Barrac--- First Lieutenant FLOYD KIU
MKB, Medical Corps. Fort Robinson; First
L___&_-_tw! rOLE DAVIS. Medical Corps,
Fort Ethan Allen; First Lieutenant JOHN
K. HEREFORD, Medical Re»»-e <*£__££
Dad»- First Lieutenant John F. L_.t_r-t-«*
•• CH ». Fort Duohf»ti«.
rW LTeutenant WAVNK H
tri-M. 'Medical Corp- ****<? \Tl^n^
Firrt Uentenart HERMWT IHAMUJ.
MefiicaJ Reserve Cor-s. Fort Snelllng. F .st
UWvteaant FRAXCIS M. WELLS. Medial
rorc^for-^Ap^ 1 - STto^ZHfo^
First Lieutenant JAMES B. vriLSOX. Coast Ar
tlllery Corps to 14cth Company-
Colonel ORIN B. MITCHAM. Ordnance Depart-
Seco?rt,o._tSt y FRA ll NlkM.'A_aN I k M.'A_a Sth
KXIXIA3I.
four months from November l.
NAVT.
R P ar A-imiral T. S. PHELPS. retired from Ma-
C a p«Vr? b E. 'j. DORN (retlr-d). detached as
comir.an.iaat navai station. Quam; to home.
Lieutenant F. J. HORXE. to Naval Academy.
Ens!sn n c pt G* DA\T. detached the Chester; to
ths r-i!orado.
Er«l«—. N B VAN '."EEDER. detached the
ReM; to resen-e tor^eio flotilla, Charlestcn.
Midshipman D. F. DUCET. detached th* Loul
siar.a; to the Reid.
MOVEMENTS OF WARS HIPS.— The fol
lowing movements of vessels have been re
ported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Oct S7 — The Princeton at Corinto
BAILED.
Oct. 2T— The Annapolis from Suva, Fiji, for
Tutulla; the Olt!c from Boston for Cape
Cod Bay; the Princeton from Amapala. for
("ori
LEDERLE'S COMMITTEE MEETS
Will Devise Means of Increasing
Health Department's Efficiency.
The flrpt meeting of the committee of ex
perts which Health Commissioner Lederle
appointed In July to devise ways and means
to increase the efficiency and Etatistical
value of the Health Department was held
yesterday.
The committee includes Dr. Rorer S.
Tracy, chairman, who was formerly regis
ter of records of the department; Dr. Will
iam B. Gilfoy. present register; Dr. Percy
L. W I IT, chief statistician of the Census
; i in Washington; Walter F. Wllcox,
profe?.«or cf economics at Cornell, and Pro-
C. E. A. Wlnalow, of the College of
the Cttjr cf New York.
The committee will meet from time to
time during the winter. One of the Biib
:•> be considered will be that of the
value of vital etatistics in the matter of
control of ali diseases. Another will be
that of determining tho best way k> educate
ople at larg<- thro-igh publications of
• ■ Health Departmott.
HELP V/ANTEn.
Male.
BOOKKEEPER for a hcspltal. with executive
ability lor managing employes, also some
IcnovtedSfl of steaosrapfay. Address B. G. Tobey,
4 Fort Greene PI., Itn.oklyr.. N. Y.
BOOKKEEPER — Gentile; young an; must be
competent and have g:od reference; position
permanent; $12. J-PP Exchange (Agency;, 87
Nassau st.
BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANTS.— Several
openinjra for bricht jroonc men of experi
er.c- JT^<>. Credential Employment Corpora
tion. _.~.:; Broadway^ _«_Est. l'.»04). Agency.
BOOKKEEPER. •- about 35. for estate; ener-
K-:i<\ capable handllntt men; keeping costs,
purchasing, otr. Credeiitia! Employment Cor
poration, _M Broadway._Agetic_y.
BOOKKEEPER, ttl.ouL S3: well known city
hotel; «iay work. *"- .' and meals. Credential
Emploj-ment Corporation. ." t Broadway, est.
:'.';i4. Agency. ,
■ ' ■
; 100. <'re
r. Corporation, Broaa
'■
CLERKS Several pood openings for young
men who tiS'Jre ar.d write well; t£24-fT2B.
Credential Employment Corporation, 293
Broadway. Axen cy.
t'Oi-r CLERK. — Brieht young man. capable of
<ie\e!-!i,rn*-nt, familiar with general cost
work- New Jersey: STho-JOOO. Busintss Ser
vice Co._(Agency). M«J Slngerßldg.
CUSTOM HOUSE CLERK.— Thoroughly fa-
Killiar with stum house business, make
entrj' -nd colltx.tSon of drawbacks. Business
Service Co. I Agency^J^l! Pinter Bids
EXPERIENCED CANVASSERS to sell Her
i» r'» __Dcrclope_— for |S; <-_m ?_0 to $30
wi:_l>. A<i«iress, Harper, __62_Tribu«e_O_ice.
FURNITURE SAI-ESMAN for retail iii.rtan
tlle company; Lone Island. Uuslness Ser
vice Co. (Ayon?Y>. *<>1 Pinyer lil^g. \
j7I'AN_S?E c.oK. builer and generai housework
er w_ntL-d In private family; g«*i wage». Call
Japanese Reliable Kniplcyment AaMcy, BM Cth
aye. .
I'HIN'TFR To Intend plant; a man
thoroushly conver__nt irltl the printing
business- good men only need apply, state
a_e «__eri«'nce. wa_ea _n<l Klve r< r ren< i
Auiiress. "taplcfnrd. First National Bank
Hu'iifMK. Cfa-Cl~n— tU Ohio-
bALE c MAN Thoroughly experienced s.ala of
hot"" air* rurnar-es. ■■■— Service Co.
(Aftaey). SDO Singer Bldg.
B_l__j____i— To tßt«rvl-W prlegts an.l nun» r*la
tlv<Tto church decorating. J. May. 232 West
I4t> et.. Ist Boor ;
BA LEHMAN.— Bras* ractory, New York and
vicinity knowledge of drafting and <•■!!
matin* de«tr_ble; salary op«-n. Credential Km
ployment CorporatUin. 253 Broad* Agency.
_X__---__N throughout the United States, to
Mil automobile _ece_-ttle_. Every owner
vants our protector. References required. The
OTfcfl yire and Pi-fCtOT O_; MO Broadway.
SHOE SALESMAN. — Young- man for Inside
position, wholesale house. Business Service
Co. ( Agency » I _fet^C_glnßer Dldg.
STENOGHapTTeK— Reliant, active young- man
to train for position as manager* assistant,
$1040. Credential Employment Cnrj»nrall..ii
-53_Broa<i way.a y. Agency.
?fl_NJb»Gi_APii___:. beginner, for law ciflce; ir.uet
_■ over Ib year* of »g«. another for a youth.
c mner_l_J. Jupp £_?-___• (A_-nry). *7 ->_«
tan st. - .
HE LP WA NTED-
Male.
STOREKEEPER for plantation; single pre
ferred; capable of controlling men. Issuing
requisitions, keeping stock; $1,200. Credential
Employment Corporation. 203 Broadway.
AE>*n'-y.
\V.\ NTED. — An offlce boy. about 16 years old.
1n a large downtown bank; must be neat in
appearance and able to furnish the best of
references. Ac! dress. Fostoffice Box 12«.
WANTED.— Boy. In a large offlce; must be
willing, neat and fair penman. Address,
W. H. 8., Tribune Office.
YOCXO MAN (Gentile only) who is experienced
in the advertising business and follow up sys
tem; a hustler and business setter; splendid
opening and money advantages. Jupp Agency.
87 Nassau st.
TOUNO MEN— Great opportunity, custom house;
examination February- postofflce. other posl
tloni; success guaranteed. Examiner. 24 West
Ul'th st.
Femaie.
CANVASSERS to sell Harper's Encyclopedia
for ft; can earn $20 to $00 weekly. Ad
dress. Encyclopedia. 2C3 Tribune Office.
ENGLISH nursery governess; $40-J45; speaking
French or German; musical; two children.
Call 11 o'clock. Hopkins Educational Agency,
507 sth aye.
GOVERNESS. — English; 50; two children; city
position, exceptional opportunity; call Im
mediately. The Hopkins Educational Agency,
,'.<>? Fifth a'-
HOUSEKEEPER; $75: visiting: city petition;
secretary work combined. The Hopkins Edu
cational Agency. 507 ."th aye., bet. 42_ Bad 191
BtS.
MOTHER'S HELPER $40; call 2:30. The
Hopkins Educational Agency. •"*'" Fifth aye..
bet. 42d and 43d sts.
WANTED — Refin-d young American frtri. resid
ing at home, as t i^noßrapher anil trpe^riter
en Remington machine In offlos of manufacturing
jeweler; also to _ssl?t in office work: apply in
own '.writing, riving lafsrsacss and statins
salary required. P. O. Dm 80. N. V. City.
_OUNG LADY, betwrt-n _; and 35. for Bales
lady; good opportunity for enerytlc person;
permanent position. Mr. Ryan, 150 Oth aye.,
rity. '
WORK WANTED.
Male.
BOOKKEEPER or assistant. 23: German and
English: accurate fisurer; excellent references.
Adaress H. EL, T25 Angellque St.. West Ho
1. k«»n. N. J.
BOY, IS. in good mercantile house; high school
education; can furnish good references; good
appearance: chance for advancement preferred
to wage?. Henry C. Mahnken. 170 East 181 st st.
MACHINIST — Oood all around; f\ert years' ex
pertence. O. X.. Tribute Ofltee.
OFFICB MAN. Thormigrhly experienced; has
had four years' experience In railroad office;
will travel: can furnish first claes references. M.
O. J.. Tribune Office.
rORTER or BHIPPING CLERK— By middle
npe-\ mr.n: exiieriencJ: good references. Ad
dress Francis. Tribune Office.
POSITION OF TRUST.— By a German (college
grade 56; eisht-.^en years In this country:
married: excellent references; can give security.
BonderUcb. ."!:; Washlacton St.. Hobotoa. N. J.
YOUNG MAN wishes clerics! position; has held
like position with Jewelry firm, but would ac
cept place In any other line; can furnish refer
ence; one year's experience. B. Tausteln. 230
Stantcn st.
YOUNG MAN. 20, as helper and polish auto
mobiles. Anthony Spainer. 2052 Pitkln aye.,
Brooklyn.
Female.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER or OFFICE AS
SISTANT. — Good penman, quick; accurate flg
urer; $6; reference from present employer.
Hopeful. Box 43. Tribune Office.
BOOKKEEPER, double entry: experienced; some
Craphv; best references; $10. Competent,
Box C 7. Tribune Office.
CHAPERON — A reSned French woman takes
Children out; chaperon young ladles; good ref
erences. L M., '-'52 West 04th et.
DRESSMAKER.— S2 per day: stylish fitter; eco
nomical cutter; skilful remodeller; city or
country. Miss Carr. 41 Washington Square.
DRESSMAKER (French) supplies models for
tores, exquisite samples on hand; exclusive
trade solicited. Mme. Stoltz. 338 West 47th st.
SECRETARY— CoIIege graduate as secretary;
literary experience; executive ability; best ref—
* r_r.,-..;<.r _ r ., -..;<. Box 172. Westwood. N. J.
STENOGRAPHER.— Experienced girl; Chris
tian; good education: n»at; accurate in tran
scribing notes: writes good hand; best refer
ences; ~S!>. Worker, B<->x 19, Tribune Offlce.
s7::N "iRAPHEH— Bright, ambitious beginner,
r.»-at. rapli. willing wutsiei. cesires permanent
■: $♦>-$" J. •' . l>ox 28, Tribune Office.
STENOGRAI'HEPv-TYPI£T — Bright, ne_t ap
pearance; above the average In Intelligence;
Hefflev graduate; wlHlr.K to work hard for suc
cess; ".alary $6. Christian, Box S. Tribune Of
fice^
YOUNG, respectable colored girl would like posi
tion as maid in dentist's offlca or h_irdre_-ice
parlor. Wilson 2168 sth aye.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Mate
BUTLER and USEFUL Colored; ten
years' reference, one employer: willing to bo
generally useful; city or courtry. H.. Miss
Fitzgerald's Bureau, 603 Oth aye.. entrance on
42d st.
BUTLER. VALET— German: best references from
good families. $40; city, country. J. X.. Odell's
Agency. 828 »ith ave^ 'Phcne Bryant 2801.
BUTLER— Generally useful; wages $45; 6 years
last place. J. J., Bex 4, Tribune Uptown Of
fice. l.'itH J 'roadway.
BUTLER By young man colored: small pri
vate family or boarding house. Care of Ellis,
37 West «.»l»th st.
COACHMAN and GARDENER. — Single; thcr
ougi-iy experienced in all branches; care
steam, furnace; willing, obliging; strictly sober.
industrious; best references. Address Reliable.
Box 6. 153 «th aye.
COOK or WAlTEß— French; experienced man;
willing and obliging: country preferred; best
reft- re rue?*. Armanu. -iflK 7th are.
COUPLE, butler, valet and u?eful lady's maid.
chambermaid or parlormaid; unquestioxiable
references for honesty, sobriety and competency;
French couple. 41!') West 44th EC
FARMER. GARDENER; COOK, LAUNDRESS
— Young Irinli couple; no children; man un
derstands al! machinery; wife good cook and
m. Carpenter's Bureau. I^4 fith aye.
GARDENER. — • I.man; lon* experience
under glass and outside; lake pood care first
class private place; reference, Address L. L..
153 6th ay.
GARDENER and COOK Kiddle aged man and
wife; both thoroiishlv competent; highest ref
ert-r.c«s? as to character _nd ability. G., 340
West 3«Hh st^
GakT^-NeTr— Englishman; married: wife board
help; no children; tine vegetable grower, Lawns.
frames, general work; excellent references. Car
pen ; er's Agency. 154 6th aye.
GARDEN fcJK— Superintendent gentleman's »>«tate.
understands all branches fanning, gardening.
Bowers, fruit, stock; American; married; small
family; sober. Oliver. 1446 Park ay*.
GARDENER or DAIRYMAN— By married man;
wife cool Protestants; wages $50. L. «■.
O<irV.9 Agency, &_"■ 6th aye. 'Phone 2801 Bry
er.t.
Female.
ATTENDANT for elderly lady; excellent sewer,
also housekeeper, by a refined American
■Roman; city or country. Mias Dean. 32tf York
St.. Jersey City.
_^
CONSCIENTIOUS, educated woman Is seeking
position In email home where reliability and
Interest will be appreciated, where help is kept:,
knowledge houseki'tpin^ or care of motherless
children; five years' reference; any location. L.
M.. Box __. Tribune Office.
COOK- — Swedish; vrivate. public; city, coun
try; b'.shest references; n-ajes $.'.O up.
Christine. Udell'- Agency, b-5 «th avt. 'Phone,
Bryant— -SOI. . . ;
COOK— Exctlleut; nieata, souij_. entrees, des
sert* of all kinds; x«xid baker; references;
w.ses, s:;u. country preferred. Flaherty's
Agency. 4<> Colurobua avc. Tel., 741 River.
COOK- — •■_"-_-«; . Protestant; five years' refer
ences: city; 130. P... Miss Ba€may«r*s
AReacy, 320-3__ si!i avc, 9th tloor. Telephone
4"_7 MadUon _qu_re.
COO I. —English Protestant: Institution or f»chool;
$.a. L., Mis; Hofmayer's Agfn.-y, :<2O-^3__
."■•h aye., ninth Boor. Teleplione — Madison
>ft4uare ;
COOK.— Experienced; well recommended;
where I itcbsr.mald is kept; city, country;
$23. M. <'■.. care Odell's A_rency, S_s Cth avo.
'Phone Bryant Il*-"!I I *-"!
COOKS. chambersmalds. « altre_.-«*!i. nurses,
houseworkers, butters nsafu] men. couples.
etc.. for tity or country; English. Germans aril
bwede- especial]; _I_thewson Agency. Sis 6th
aye. Tel. ji7^ Bryant.
HOME i MAKER. By a refined lady, who has
ha<i o'jiisiJerable ■ Eperii nee with young peo
p!< ; would rare (or the home, school and social
life ot tlio?«* over ten years of ng« during
parents' absence: best of testimonials given; r»»f
irtncei. required. Address Homo Mater, IJox 20,
Tribune OnVe.
JIOUBEKEEIPERi companion generally useful;
willing vt travel; ext-ellent terences. L. M.
i >x <K\ Tril-une I'ptcwn "fflt-e. V.H4 Broadway.
HOI'SEXEEPXR, assistant or heart waitress:
hut- 1. piub or institution: city, country. E.
F.. Isll's Agency. 823 Oth aye. 'I'hoae, 2SOI
— Bryant
LAUNDRESS. — By neat Fwedlsh woman; first
class; best of city reference. 314 East l*7lh
•' i- flix<r.
LAUNDRESS-CHAMBERMAID-- Very neat, tidy
young girl; will _<> lo eooatry; very 1 od ref
rrei'ces. Flaherty's Agency, 4.">_ Columbus aye.
Tel 741 Tllver.
LAUNDRESS Young Swede; excellent city ref
erence- $!' '*■■ Mia* llofmayer'a Agency,
neej & i-.arion Bulldln?. ISO Fifth aye., »th floor.
Telephone M« ii^"n
NT'HSERY dOVBRNESa — Younjr Kngii<th rlrl;
tix-akH and tea.hes French: music; recent ar
rival; vagta iuo«leratp. Flaherty'* Agency, 4i>3
• 'olumbuß aye. Tel.. 741 River
NURSE V«>ry "'• *' young IrUh i?lri «inhrs>{ila<'«
In country; viiiinn to asslat in other work;
wages tJB; references. Flal'irty'ji Agency. 4^5
«>)!um'bu«_av£._T>l..74l_lUv«T.
NTTRSE i-i.iv w!ehe« to place her flennan
nurse- Infant preferreil. Apj>ly between 0 and
12 a. m' I :i'l*>v ttt 5M WSS< 37ttl st ,
NL'USE.— lib!'-. Protestaot; care for Invalid
or elderly lady: willing to new anil be useful;
city rtfirenc*. Mn. iAtham. Hi 118. 617 «th
aye.
NUKSBRT tIOVEHNKSS — Ofrman, srwaks
French- would go tiouth or West: take tiiarge
one or more children; excellent, refrieuce*. L. p..
lllsn ."itzg<«rald Bureau, .'.».'» Kin: aye. en
trance 42£ » ! .
YOL'NG ■ MAN desire? washing, Ironing or
house cleaning In private fAOaIU. _lra t A.
FetacSjer, *-V West I_TU» iv, -
DESKS AND_OFF«CE_ FURNITURE.
f.oll Tor
DESKS
ofk:
furniture
In great variety
of style and price.
T. G. SEIJLEW.
11l Fulton St.
CITATIONS.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York, by the grace of God. free and lnde—
pendeat, to Hannah R. Levy, Maurice S. Levy,
victor D. Levy. Rebecca Loeb. Alice L. Rubel.
Ettle Tltche, Nellie R. (Levy) Newrwitter. Han
nah E. Levy as transferee of Maurice S. Levy.
Vtctol D. Levy. Rebecca Loeb. Alice L. Rubel.
| Ettle Tltche and Nellie R. (Levy) wltlsr;
1 Arrif'e, Levine. Bnaesa S. Benjamin. George G.
Benjamin. Morris Benjamin, as surviving Ex
«tuto—, etc., of the Last Will and Testament Of
SicphU Benjamin, deceased; Mary Nauhelm. as
acminlstratrlx. etc., of Ellas Isaacs, deceased:
Seai:i»n Praeger, as administrator, etc.. of Km.le
Praeser. deceased: Lewis Isaacs, commonly
know* as Lewis J. I-jwis, Mary Nauheim. Ma
tilda Hurst, Kate Cohen. A. Josepli Tolano, as
administrator, etc.. of Annie Tolano, deceased;
Jocepk Levy or Lee, gam I.< ■•:■•. _s administrator,
etc.. of Abraham Levy, deceased; Amelia Le
vlne, as transferee of ?am Levy as adminis
1 trator of Abraham Levy, decca.e.3; Morris or
Morris M. Levy. Joe Well. as administrator.
etc.. «f H>r.: Levy, deceased; Isaac S. Sander.
as Btalgnee of Joe Weil a_ administrator of
H'nry Levy, deceased; So! B. Altheimer. as
E-ecutor of the List Will and Testament of Joan
L yimm onds, deceased; Nathaniel Myers, as
trsßaferes of Sol. B. Altheimer as Executor,
etc., nt John L. Blmntonda, deceased: I'billp L
£'lrr.t::o_<ls. Mary Nanhelm. as transferee of
Fhliip L. Slrr.mond^ Nathaniel L. riln_ncnd_.
Miriam Ai' .»>imer. Eva Newton. Sarah Joseph,
Annie Hyman, Harry Barnard Hi man. Mar.
Lewis. Mount Final Hospital. Horn- for Aged
and I"firrr. Hebrews. Hebrew Benevolent and
Orphan Asylum. Congregation ~:.^.i.-i Zesek.
Mary Nauhelm. Julian G. Barnard, T'bi:n- Bar
nar-i, Henry Barnard, Grace HelsteJn, Rachel
Uebenstsin, Maurice Barnard. Sophie Ancer,
Elea.er Isaacs. Kate Inaars. — : arah" Smidt or
.-::.'!' ".lane" ~rr;.:t Or Smith. "John" Sr?;idt or
.Smith, the names of •'Sarah." •Jane" and
"John." being fictitious, their real name* being
unknown to your petitioners, and cannot after
dillcent inquiry be a«certaln°d by them; fthe
said oersona ro designated t'elng cited as a Ha»s
ccnstltctlng the Executors or A.i;iii".:dtrri.t-,rs or
legatees. If any. of said Mary Ann >rri:'lt or
bmith. J»r»a«i?d. and also the only children and
next of kin, if living, of said Mary Ann Smidt or
Smith, deceased, and If any eu'.h children or
Mxt Of kin of said Mary Ann Smidt shall have
diej. all the persons who are the next of kin.
Executors. Administrators or legatees of "aid
"Sarah," "'Jane" and "John" smiilt. or Smith),
?ati;'j> •: Nauheim an! Philip Barnard, as Ex
ecutors of the Last Will and Testament of Henry
Barnard, deceased, anil to all person* interested
in the Etitat- of Rachel Barnard, late of the
County of New York, deceased, as creditors.
legatees, next of kin or otherwise, send greeting:
Too ard each of you are hereby cited and required
r*rronally to be and appear before our Surrogate
of the County of New York. «t the Surrogates'
Crurt or said County, held at the Hall of Rec
ords, in the County i t New York, on the 16th
day of December. U»t(>. at half-part ten o'clock
in the forenoon of that day, then an'! there to
attend a Judicial settlement of th" account of
rroc>edlngs of S. Newton Leo an ! Maurice ■.
Cohen, as surviving Executors of and Trustees
under the Last Will a.--3 Testament of Rachel
Earnard. deceased, and to shew lass, if any
you have, why the resignation of said Executors
and Trustees should not be accented and why a
decree should not be made revoking the Letters
Testamentary herctoforo Issued to them, and dis
charging them as su-h Executors and Trustees
accordingly, and such of you af are hereby
cited, as are under the age of twenty-one years.
ar. required to appear by your guardian. If you
have one. or if you have none, to appear and
apply for one to be appointed, or In the event of
your neglect or failure to do so. a guardian will
b« appointee" by the Surro__te to represent and
act for you In the proceeding.
In testimony whereof, we have caused th« Seal
of the Surrogates' Court of the said County of
New York to be hereunto affixed.
[L. S.I Witness. Hon. Abner C. Thomas,
a Surrogate of our said County, at
the County of New York, the 17th day of Octo
ber, in the year cf our T_>rd one thousand nine
hundred and ten. DANIEL J. DOWDN'EY.
Clerk of the Surrogates' Court.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
of America. To MICHAEL FLANAGAN.
GREETING: YOU ARE HEREBY COM
MANDED that you personally appear before
the Judge of the District Court of the United
States of America, for the Southern District
of New York. In the Second Circuit of Equity,
within sixty days after service hereof where
soever the said Court shall then be. to answer
a bill of complaint exhibited against you In
the said Court by United States of America and
to do further and receive what the said Court
shall have considered In that behalf. And this
you are not to omit under the penalty on you of
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLAR?.
Witness. Honorable GEORGE I?. ADAMS.
GEORGE C. HOLT. CHARLES M HOUGH and
LEARNED HAND, Judges of the District Court
of the United States for th« Southern District of
New York, at the City of New York, on the 11th
day of October In the year one thousand nine
hundred and ten. and cf the Independence of the
United States of America, the one hundred and
thirty-***, HENRY A. WISE.
United States Attorney.
Eol'r for United States of America.
THOS. ALEXANDER. Clerk. [L. 3-1
Th* defendant Is required to enter appearance
In the above cause in the Clerk's office of this
Court, within sixty days after servlcs hereof or
the bill will be taken pro ennfesso ajralnst you.
THOS. ALEXANDER.
Clerk.
To MICHAEL. FLANAGAN, the defendant above
named:
The foreeolnc writ of subpoena Is served upon
you by publication pursuant to an order of Hon
orable George C. Holt. Judge of the United
Ptates District Court for the Southern District
of New York, dated the I.lth day of October.
1010 and «n that day filed with the writ of sub
poena and Mil in equity herein In the office of
the Clerk of the said United States District
Court for the Southern District of New • York at
the PostoT.re Building-, In tha City. County and
St Date°_. New York. October ,13th. 1010^
Pate,. New York. October «th. 1010^
United States Attorney for the Southern District
of New York. Attnraey for Plaintiff. OfH-9
and Po^tofflce Address: Room M, Postof
fice Building. Borough of Manhattan. City of
New Tork.
SURROGATE'S NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF APPLICATION
for letters of administration with modified
security. — Pursuant to an order of the Surro
gate's Court of Nas.«au County, notice Is here
by given to a!! creditors and persona having
claims against the estate of James E. Martin.
Jr late of Great Neck. In the town of North
H-mpstead. County of Nassau. New York, de
cwased. that the undersigned Intends to apply
to the Surrogate's Court of Nassau County on
Wednesday, the 30th day of November. 1010.
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon there
after as counsel can dp heard, for Letters of
Administration upon the estate of the said
James E. Martin. Jr., deceased, with modified
security under Section 2664 of the Code of
Civil Procedure, and that you are requested to
present your claims to the said Surrogate at
the County Court House. in Mlneola, Nassau
ConntV New York, on or before the day afore
said GLADYS ROBINSON MARTIN.
Dated. October 2_. 1019.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner C.Thomas, a Surrogate of the County cf
New Turk, notice Is hereby Riven to all persona
having flalms apalnst Cornelius B. Mitchell, late
of the County of New York, deceased, to present
th" same, with vouchers thereof, to the sub
scriber at her place of transacting: business at
the office of Mitchell & Mitchell. No. 44 and 46
Wall street. In th« City of New York, on or be
fore the 3<Uh day of January. 191 1, next.
Dated New York, the 20th day of July. 1910.
MA.RY E. D. MITCHELL. Executrix.
MITCHELL _ MITCHELL. Attorneys for Ex
ecutrix. 44 and 46 Wall street, Manhattan,
New York City.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR EQUIPAGE. — DEPOT
Quartermaster's Office. 26: ii Street and
Gray's Ferry Road. Philadelphia, October _5.
lUH). — Sealed proposals, in triplicate, subject
to the usual conditions, will be received here
until 11 o'clock a. M . November IS, l»lo. and
then opened, for furnishing and delivering; at
this depot: 1.000 Axes: 10.000 Mosquito Bars.
sing!o; 14,000 Bedstead Castors; 200 Spado
Handles; 2,500 Hi. net Helves; SO Guidon
-tails; subject to not to exceed 50^ Increase
in quantities if desired by this Department.
The right is reserved to reject or accept any
or a:, proposals, or any part thereof. Prefer
ence will bo given to articles of domestic
manufacture, conditions ol quality and prlc-?
(Including in tho price of foreign productions
or, manufactures the duty thereon,* being
equal. Standard samples can be seen and
speclflcatj riM blanks for proposals and full In
formation will bo furnished upon application
at this eflce. Envelopes containing proposals
to b- indorsed "Proposals for Equipage, to be
opened November 15. 1910." Major CHACN-
C3__ B. BAKE!'.. Depot Quartermaster.
FOR SALE.
ANTIQUE Ki:UNITL'R|: that la really _enu
it: at rsusnnshl • priceb. old Bddl*-k*ck chairs
from $1 50 up; mahogany bureaus and chant. ♦•**
and upward: «well front mahogany bureaus. $35;
mahogany sewing tables, $7 up; brass candie
■Ucka. $1 50 old luster and china, bra^s fenders,
ro.ewoil sofas, hlsh post beds. $_0 up; Sheraton
tablea and stand*. The largest stock In New
Knglar.d. ull In original state. Oa As to the
amount of s_T> crated rn-e of charge. i». B Red-
Raid. 28« Falrtield Aye.. Brldf«pcri Conn. Only
m hours from New Ycrk City.
CIO BARGAINS— SIightIy used office furniture,
desks, typewriters, OBss register*, addln? ma
chines, mln leographs, flllnr cabinets, safes, ad
drenslng machines, time clocks, partitions, check
protector*, bookcases. NATHAN'^. 4 White St.
SALVAGE BALE OF A FILL LINE OF
OFFICE FURNITURE, SLIGHTLY vTI.I;
PAMAOED. AT REM.VHKAULY IX)\V PRICES.
SAMUEL UKOW. *« BROAD ST.
j LOST BANKBOOKS.
BANKBOOK No. 431. 120 of tns I'nlon Dim*
SaxlnK- Hank la missing. Any person having
a claim to it !» h.-f !■-,- called upon to present
the tu i in «.• within t>-n >Uy» oi sutitntt to having
«ni '. passbook cancelled and a new one l««ui-<l.
I:.\NKI No. 31**. 4" h of the~i;n7cn~Urmß Kj»v
ii.KM Hank Is missing Any |--t.i<n having a
clatni to It is ii-r. • ralii-il u;>ca to pr«-s«"nt tin*
ajinw within ten iljty» or Huhinlt to having «aid
jitpgUxik caiicelleil^aiMl « n.-w nnt» tsjiucvi.
!.. Bankbook No. fi7S.."oiritanlTfor^Savlngs.
"Sf< 4th aw . New York, l\i>iiicut »topi«J.
Please return book to bank.
LOST. — Bankbook No 071.^2. tlank for Ba\lnn»,
2W> «th aye.. New York I'aymenl atcyped.
riraMn return book to bur.k.
TYPEWRITING AND TYPEWRITERS
VICTQR VISIBLE. 7l» Nassau St.. catalogue
free, all makes taken part payment; barr-l_a
la _ 5 isrv.Wi:. -t-sEr.l-_V}ns, oncers, gmUhs.
TIME "''ASLES.
i wr»I?TH Algiers, the Levant, Egypt.
INUK 1 n India, and the Far East are
GERMAN Ideal Winter Resorts..
t . s\-%sr\ Especially Low Rate sto Australia. Tasmruna and ,
LLOYD New Zealand via Europe and the Suez CanaL j
( Write for -too-let*. „
LONDON PARI3 BREMEN GIBRALTAR— ALGIER->— NAPLES— A
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS SATURDAYS «A. M. J
• 10 A. M. 10 A.M. P. *«, .. Nov. .-, •Berlin ,n«w>. ... !••».•
E^sSaillnga. : TWI^JJ^"* ~K. LoW -N , -
Mail Sailings. _.-_«•, mi »ii
Kr. Wm.n....Nor. 1 r(J . h d c .r . .Nov. 3 '"'Wlw "I 3 '" fljr »*'* w?£EsTaad!SS
,Kr.W.e.Gr...Nor. Be . K iir__ei_-..NOT. 10 j£ r -* n * ggJuf't&Z&r* C_«__ Good AO
, C-ctU- Nov. 13 pF> X 7. (new* No*. IT i Or« 'he World. Independent ArO-__ tna ;
9. Wa*Vn....Nov. 22 . Roon ..n O v -j j World Trip*. j
•Bremen direct- ' I . HHHS * CO.. f.«-u \*f,.. 5 gg.Xt|
American liine^-5:2:|
Plymouth — Cherbourg— Southampton
St. Louis Oct. '*'. Paul . • • No- l-
New Tork Not. 5 Philadelp'a.Nov.W j
Red Star Line TJP
New York— Dover— Antwerp— Paris ;
Vii.Vrljin«l.oot._9.HAMlFin!nnrt.. -No-. a "' AM
Lap'd(Wed)NoT..,loAMi Kroonland.N>>'- 30, 10AM
White Star Lins S3-V
Plymouth— Cherbourg — Southampton j
Oceanic ...Nov. 2. 3 PMI Adriatic -^* OT - IS
Majestic. Nov. _. a PMI Teutonic N*> v - -'
New York— Q_eenstown— Liverpool j
Baltic Oct. Mb 3 PM.Cedrtf Nov. V !
Celtic Nor. 3. noon!Arabtc Nov. »» |
New York & Boston to I
RIVIERA- ITALY-EGYPT!
Th« Azorrt. Madeira. Glbralt-r, Algiers.
Vtllefranrhe. Genoa. Naples. Alexandria. i
•CKDRIC (21.03.-i ton») t-an. 11'Ftb. --
•CXI.TIC (20.00. tens) Jan. S.". Mar. 8 ;
■Largest Steamer* to the Mediterranean.
Canoplc. .Oct. 20. 9 AM! Romanic Feb. 4 j
Romanic. Nov. 30. noon | Romanic • L * r - i"J
CancplcDec. 7. 2:30 PM' Cr-ttc Mar. -3
WEST INDIES CRUI->E->
SPANISH 3IAIN— PANAMA CANAL
&«*« SS.NEW YORK .:.
Tassenjrer OHicr«. D B - wa- (Tel. 2100 Hector)
and Pier 62. N. R. (West 23d St.. N. V.).
Cook's Nile Sieanws ,
Cairo to Lnxor and the First Cataract. »
Egypt Dec. « | Egypt Dec. 27 j
; Ramesss Dec. 1- ; Rameses - Jan. 3 i
j Harness the Gt . Dec. 2U i Rameses the Gt.Jan. 10 j
| and weekly thereafter, conn-ctlng with service t
for the Second Cataract Khartoum. Uganda &c [
In addition. Cook's Express Steamers sail every I
. Monday and Friday. Luxurious dahabcahs and
'.special steamers £•■' charter to fan iiies and pri
vate parties.
nQICIiTI! TfIHDC Including Egypt. etc.
Nov. 28, Jan. 7-11. 21. -5. Feb. 4, IS. 22. Mch.
11 TOURS AND 3S TIC^TS |j\"_RTWH_:REI
BOOKLETS FREE.
THOS. COOK & SON.
'■ 245 Broadway. 2*U and 560 .">th mv.. •*» Madison
ay.. New York.
Cook's Traveller*' O_«t_» are good all over
— the World.
■ H UD3OII RtYEP NIBHT LJJESI
st R C. W. MORSE or AD- .
urns: F^i IRONDACK — Dally (Sun- i
JT __.*_»_-_____» day eX cepted) Pier 32. N. R.,
I IVIT « P. M. .Saturday night
■- 5 . 5-i steamer connects with D. „ [
_ ... H. train Monday mornlns
To Albany fl(rf 1(r Rutland. Plattssars,
.Montreal.
riTI7rMC N?w ••■• TROJAN or
Cli-_-l-i^-J RENSSELAER. Pier 48. N.
* ■j%!i?' R. • P. M. daily Saturday j
JLIWI- exempted). Sunday steamer
stops at Albany In either
To TrOY direction. Splendid accorr i- ;
rr.oit-tioru.
Best servic-. Direct rail connection at Al- j
' bany and Troy for point- North. East and
! West. Horses and automobiles carried at res- !
j sonable rates.
DCI. "■IV ! i_l> PIER 11. WALL ST.
hCll U Llfli Ferry. B'klyr, at noon.
For San Juac. P. R La Guayra, Pto. CabeUo.
Curacao and Maracalbo. via Curacao.
CARACAS Nov. PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 19
For La Guayra. Curacao and Maracaibo.
_UtJA Oct. 29 i MARACAIBO Nor. 1.1
Superior Accommodations for Passengers.
BLISS. DALLETT & CO..
General Managers. 62 'Wai; Street. i
ANCHOR LINE
GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY
Callfornia.Oct. 29. 3 pm| Columbia. .Nov. 12. 2 pa
FurnesaU.Nov. -, 8 ami Caledonia. Nov. IS*. -am
F KlKsr CABIN. $C 7.50 and #72.50.
SECOND CABIX. IMS and M 7-30.
THIRD CI-XSS. »3« and $31.23.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. 17-19 BROADWAT. |
Qrinrf Qo_ Trino An I - I:iej - Ocean _{
Oil- i UCd IMO Coastwise Steamers.
Ull-i fc www i i •(•*• Tickets & Reservation* !
MARSTERS TOURS. SI W. 3«» th St.. N. Y. City :
DCOIIIini TdllDC 1111 H **'*• A?! ex- i
OcnrnUuA i LUna penses. <i:..io to iZ2.:,0. ;
; MARSTERS TOURS. 31 W. 30th St.. N. T. City •
PESORTS.
NEW TORE-
HOTEL GRAiV-ATAf-
Lawrence Park - Bronxvilis • New York
o-tdcor amus*:_ent__,_atl _. ,le! S hln S . «oKa*. MtomoblUnr. I eta c «£? B pn »_«£;
gon<t orchestra ar.d the table that has *••*£ ' .V.' wints? iSSa
are considered very reasonable. Inspection or CoTTitapcn {lf^. I * a^ jLvai AT.IV. lac
NEW J__i__:_.
GALEN~HALL
AND COTTAGES
HOTEL ANO SANATORIUM
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Aiwa;. 3 open. Always ready. Always busy.
F. L. YOUNG. Gen! Manager ;
j New York Office : 1122 Broadway j
fiDarl^orotigD « ©l-nbclm
Atlantic CHy'_ New Fall Season.
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS COMPA.VT.
BUSINESS CHANCES. !
MONEY IN BANANAS
large s>la_tat!on. now shipping regularly; .i.vi- T
der.i period approaching, which should b* large |
i and contlnuoos for years: little stock MCI at a \
special price; A rare opportunity. _on't miss it: [
more money In .ananas than any ©t;T7r fool |
product: send for frew illustrated pampal.t and I
■ tc-orrr iwtimi
International Finance Co.
•i::i-vn:: BUILDING. NEW _____
CARPET CLEANING.
H. Y. CARPET CLEMiifG WORKS
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern.
i TeL 4592 — 1603 — Bryant. Estab:!__ed IS-7.
Fine Rugs Woven from Old Carpets.
Prices Reasonable. Seed for Circular. ;
437 and 439 W, 451h St.
W. H. JORDAN EDWIN LENT?
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.— Cleans ,
by coi_prea-*d air. sieam. hand or on tor. |
IsS Broadway. 4-1 East <Sth st COE _ i
BRANDT. Te!. 13?— 3Sth.
BOAR P AND ROOMS.
U.TH HT. SK-Co WEST (The Ro_cl2e>.— Hand- j
somelv furni.ih.d roomn; cuisine and service j
cxiepttot-il ; rcf>?r.nce». I
l_s W_ST~B__) ST.— Private baths, steam, par- t
Quoted. clactrU-ty. h-Jt water; spec_»l taale
heard: telephone.
BURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. j
I(XtD. _41 WiiiT <i»rcadw_y. West End).— Hand- j
some rooms- private bouse. «very convenience ;
reasonab le : subway.
111 TH ST. s<Xs WEST. — Handsomely fuml»h<;_
sulle, also smaller rooois. •*.! imHVnSMMI,
Kruegcr.
BROOK-AX.
PRIVATE family on l"ark Slope will aimaiias 1
date one or two gentlemen. S_t> Union St.. !
Ilrooklyn.
CLOTHING.
VO-XTIVEUC ftißhe»t i>rif»« paid tor _en;!^— ien's
tJlscarde- clothing. l_%_ie. IMM Tlh aye. HSU
— Hrvnnt.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ABOVK AL_. «-"_>_» PETirOßS.— btttlsfactory
-eallns. i'rompt iun pava.entj for compl«t«
libraries or small eullecttons of m.ace.la:
liieraturw can always be obtained. HEXitT
>!AUCA\*. ■*- always bs obtained -UQO Hr—
VI.KW" 4? Kroadnv T«-W.pK^a«. 3UUO Broad
OLD PLATINUM bought. Buyer _*nt by rs
queat. IThier * Carroll. 4.V. East Mist »t.
. ._ REMEDIES. J~
.tioMouGii. i'»:it>iA.NKNr ctrnsa in casssi
of BLOOD PC"4O\. m ..\OIM nCBIUTV. |
BLADDER COM .LA I NTS an kindred dts
t*sti relisf at on •» in -langerou- cases. r*c«at I
or old; th--« --alrtng only first r__— scleattS';
lor old; th»s« dsslrtng Dr. BON-CHUB. t_» wtli j
laiamiiiit should ■•»»!- r>r BON3CHT:B. tas wall
kaoWB adsclaUat. 09 W. _.;_ it. Hc_r_, V-i. »-_>
TIME TABLES.
G— n— • _ mrk _— — _ ___ P!ers foot W*-i
¥Bcj I ta k* Wm urn St.. v. b.
Ertfl-^ %JA i~ fi N 2 Bt-Mt. oppo_tt*
£_? _\2 -Ta ___«_> E-tt-ry.
Largest. Fastis*. Finest SMps agif.^
Wlreless Telegraph. *-.btnarn»s Sts_»_
MOST EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE
LONDON PARIS BERLIN VIENNA
DIRECT via FtSHGUARD
Qnr^n»t-— tj — n»!i«--rtl — _i*CT_~«>! _
Car>_ia-.Nov. 2. 10 - m, Campania. ••• 1 -" c - *
tl-hsn-rd and L»»^rp«e4
___ni-t_n!_. N .v. ». »♦ am I Mauretar. !_ '*i
I_tt»lt_nl_.Nov. IS. '___!■ mssstsnia a~c. *•
GIBRALTAR GENOA NAPLES
TRIESTE FILME
Ul:or.ia...Nov. 10. nocaTasrnr.'a *>J^ ?*
Carpat_la..r>ec. 3. noon;UTton_t 3i_r. —
SPECIAL CRUISES
RIVIERA :T4L V EGYPT
SS_r_S_-_ Airier^ • - ;•"«•
Naples ' -' ' & .«
Car^ar.'.a 2O.Ct>J mrs. . .»N-ov. _0. .an. .. *»*• 11
Ca-:n!a 20. C00 ton- J-*- PzSSCtt
Franc oeli I^.OCO tens, new stgara«T .. . -Mar:n II
Bn cT n I MEW EMSLAMD
Ud I UN %i# ENBLAMD
LOHe ISUMD SOUMD ROUTES
FALL RIVER LrNE. Via Newport and fall
R'.v-r I.v Pier 1». N. R.. ft- WarreßSt , "r"."
iays sad Sundays. 5.00 P. 21. Stn. COMMON
HEALTH and PRISCILLA. Orchestra on •_«:_-
NORWICH LINE. Via New London. L". Pl»£
40. N. R. ft. Clarkson S_. wee* ««y«. 3:0«
P '__ : Pier TO. E. ft., ft. E. 22d «•*•• * »*' •*•
Strs. MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE.
KW HAVEN LINE, for New Haven. Hart
ford. Springfield and North, week days salsj»
Leave Pier 23. E. R. 2:45 P. M.: Coot Basa
2_nd St.. 00 P. M. Str. RICHARD PECK.
Tickets. stateroo— and information tt.Og
Ticket OtT.ce. IT! Broadway, near Cort!__-*
st Telephon- 51-1 O>rt!ar.d_ Assaat N. T«
Transfer and Ton" »t OC!c<?» and at Plan i
1 HAMBURG-AMERICAN |
LOhDOM-PAHiS-HAMBURa
_Tott_e Oct. _», 2 P. 1_»
tKaiserin ao«. Vie Not. 5, 11 A- It,
•Pennsylvania Not. 12. _ P. M.
Bluecher No". 19. 11 a. Si,
tUnexcelle_ Rlta-Carlton a ta Cart. Ksataa
rant. Gy_inast_-, Elec. Ba:b>, Elevator. Pa__-
Gsrden. »Secon_ cabin only.
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES iNO GENOA
t'S. 8. CINCINNATI »r. 3. 10 A. >_
•S. S. CLEVELAND Dee. _. Jan. 2*
•5. S. CINCINNATI -an. 3, Few. 14
•N«a- — 17.000 tons. Elevator. Elsctrlc B_:_».
G-nnaslam. etc. ♦Calls Glbr_lt_r. Alsla~K
Palermo. Genoa (onittin? Naples*.
BOOKINGS FOR NILE .-?ERVTCE.
Tourist Deot for Trips Every—rhere
nA3CßUßO-A>iEKICAN LXNE. 41-t- B wwy,
"FOOTBALL LI WEST POINT
ARM Y-H AH YARD. OCT. 29th
STEAMER HENDRICK HUDSON
Win ran special for this game, leaving Dcs»
broesee M 10.20. W. 4_d 10.40, W. 123 th 11 CO
A. 21. Arriving at West Pome tn time tor Fall
Dress Inspection before the ____«. Rets— »
lmm»dlately after game, reach i_c New Tors;
In tttca for Theatres. Tickets {i.-- each (no.
Including admission to game'
HVD !* O RIVER DAY lINt .
BY SEA TO MAINE
The Vest Char— itec
fjiirt 9«a Trh> on the Atlantic Coast,
Sailings from New Pier 20, E-st River. >f*W
Tork Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays at 5
P _i. For full tnfon n_a tion and ill istrsrssl
descriptive booklet apply :o
MAINE !»■ a- CO.. -JO Brjad-ay. X. T.
CLARK'S oiTiENf CRUISE
FEB. 4. 9*** up for 71 Days. All Expenses.
Two fine « mos. Round World Tours. $2100 to
$••400 leave November If aad January -3.
TRANK C. rLAKB. Timw Bids;-. New fort.
CATSHILL EVENING LINE
Steamer- leave TTeek Days, foot of Ch-I_t-
pjjer Stregt^Fler 43. N. ft- r; 3" P. M.
1 CenTrai HudsctTLincs ]
Dai steamers for Xrwi>__Trh. ron___eep*!<»
and Kingston. Pier 24. >*. It., foot Franklin St.
RESORTS.
XZW YORK.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR
260 Rooms
120 Private Baths
New a la Carte Bestaarant.
EXCEPTIONAL CUISINE
Zlectrir Train Set-toe — 23 __l__te*
FALL AND WINTER: As a W__:«t
ooir.e The Gn is ia___ is unsurpassed. A:l
INSTRUCTION.
For Boys and Young Men— City.
BERKELEY SCHOOL
"PRIMARY TO COLLEGE"
Z2M Strsst 4 West Eso At_.
■ i
IRVIiNG SCHOOL
L. D. RAY. 35 VV. 84th St.
Elementary. Priniary. ■! iH v.»
and Commercial Departments.
yp homo study for boy nnder flft— ._
For Both _je_es City.
hamiltonlnstitute as,
Nlncteerith year besias Sept, 2_
COLLEGS and COUMERCIAL Prspar____w
Cert.fl admit 10 all l«ad:n«- coll**-—
ALL LESSONS PREPARED AT SCHOOii
OSn hours. • to 3 after S«g_, fi__>
Telephone WISO Scharlar.
TO" Cat-!era* arfdrest- 4-t W~3T <!3T fIT.
STAMMERING,
and similar affections corrected. 2O years' s_cc-*_—
fu! exr>«rl n.«. Training by Prt_clp-_ Book;«t
Bryan-. School for -=tamtn»rmg. &- W. «ot_ St.
THE BKKLir- SCHOOL, or LOGI'AGE.*.
Madisca b'uuar* (112_ Broadway). Hartaos
Branch: 343 Lenox a-.*., b*t. l_7t?i and l_3t_
st. Brooklyn Branch 215- 2_O Livinicston st.
PrlTnte Lassaaa and Classes. School or Besi
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