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A. weyl will have charge OF the new once.
Bernhard Klingeustein is the buyer Of the
ten lots on i74th and l75th streets, east OF
Audubon avenue. sold by Samuel Gross man,
The Equitable Realty Company has re-
moved IL offices TO No. 10 Broadway:
Bryan J.. Kennedy has leased for the No
III Broadway Company a suite Of onceS
containing about 300 square feet, on the
fourth floor Of the new Trinity BuiidIng.
No III Broadway, to Comptroller Edward NJ
trout The Comptroller will take possess ion
OF his new law offices on Jan. l. 1908
The William II. Motett Realty Company
will hold sale Of lots during the coming
week at College Point. which has frontage
Of two miles on the East River and Flushing
Bay. College Point has four lines Of trans
portation 10 New York city, ferry lines TO
Ninety-ninth and I35th streets. and electric
cars Property has been advancing in price
rapidly and buyers now are said TO be sure
Of an Increase in values
Reports from Van WyCk Park, Immediately
adjoining Richmond Hill, between Jamaica
and the Dunton Station Of the l.. X: X,
show that that section Ia being rapidly built
up with a good class OF houses. School ac-
commodations are excellent, high schools,
and the Normal College being within elsy
walking distance. The property s reached
by trolley from City Hail. New York, and
from the New York terminal of the Nilliams-
burg Bridge The new trolley lines on Hon
man Boulevard terminate within two blocks
OF it.
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consisting Of 100 acres on Queens Borough
Heights, IL be ing transformed into Je wish
residence settle ment, under the name OF
EutOpia. Streets are being laid out and
city impno vements introduced. Many
plans have been fled for houses ranging
in price from 5000 to 5000. Lots are
selling at about $500 to $3.50
Much building Is also under way in
Richmond Hill Many Of the new houses
are occupied by &c rnans. They are
chiefly two story frame t. ne ments, ceiling
at IS. 200 10 $500. SIEVE raj large tracts
Of land have recently been cut up and sold
by auction. giving stimul-s to building
impro We ments
Perhaps enough has been said 10 indicate
the prevailing character of current build
ing in Queens. The borough's progress
IL just now principally along industrial
lines. The new population is finding en-
ployment for the most part in local trans
po tation, betterments and In manufacturing
enterprises, and this fact is reflected in
the houses that are being provided.
The effect Of the promised improve
ments in passenger transportation 20 Man
haitian is shown less in new building con-
struction than in the buying up Of great
tracts OF land. Practically all the best
vacant land, particularly at such places
as Flushing and Elmhurst, has been secured
by realty operating companies. These are,
as rule, holding their purchases for rise
or are developing them leisurely in anticipa-
ton Of the boom expected next year.
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit tunnel will
he completed by September, 1905 and
the Blaokwell's Island Bridge is 10 be ready
by Jan. 1, 1907. The opening Of these new
highways Of travel s counted on to intro
duce new era In the suburban develop
ment OF Queens.
Meantime, those Of the realty companies
that have building lots TO offer are making
no effort to force their sale, and few OF the
companies are invos ing much capital In new
houses. As a matter OF fact, some Of them
have practically withrawn their propert les
from the market for the time being. II is
recognized that. while the prices which pre-
vail to-day Yield good return on the cap
i.al invested, greater profits will be obta ined
by holding on for another year.
Onthe other hand, realty brokers are using
the opportunity presented by the existing
low range Of values, coupled with the forth
coming changes In transportation, to find
buyers for whatever property Is in the
market. As a consequence, the sales re-
corded during tho first quarter OF this
year showed an increase In number Of about
so per cent, as compared with the CORE
spending months year ago.
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In THE BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
RAPID GROWTH OF POPULATION
AND M4NUFACTURES.

The PennsSivaniAs Policy OF FcSerinE
Local Industries Is just Now the
Chief Factor in the BOrOugh's Prog
Fess-BIg suburban Boom Expected.
Direct railway transportation between
Queens and Manhattan Is now provided only
by ertain lines crossing the Brooklyn and
Williamsburg bridges. Tn / capacity Is
limited perhaps to 5000 passengers an hour
The Blackwell's Island bridge and the
Pennsylvania tunnel will have a confined
capacity Of 100, 200 passengers an hour.
Additional facilities will be furnished by
the Belmont tunnel and by the promised
extension Of the rapid transit system TO
Queens. That borough will also be brought
nearer to Manhattan by the Brooklyn rapid
trt nsit tunnel now in process Of construction
under the East River. which will connect
with the main line OF the Long Island Rail-
road.
The change In transportation facilities
thus assured Is, Of course, having an inn
portant influence on the growth Of Queens
borough People employed in Manhattan
are buying houses there, regardless OF the
existing discomforts Of travel, because
Of the rise in prices expected. At present
homes may be secured by persons Of slender
means, who later on might find IL impossible
20 become their own landlords.
The bulk Of the recent progress Of the
borough has however, been due to more
distinctly local cause The policy Of foster
ing manufactures introduced by the Long
Island Rail oa / after II became part OF the
Pennsylvania system has given employ
ment to a considerable body OF wage
eaners. Long Island City especially Il
rapidly developing into great railway and
manufacturing centre. It is estimated
that new manufacturing plants opened
there In the course OF last year attracted
about 5000 families to the city and its
vicinity
The Long Island Railroad IL laying out
huge freight yard at Sunnyside in Long
Island City. 1t has bought up nearly 200
let's, It's purchases extending an far as
Woodside About two hundred and fifty
forFes have teen torn down on the site
Ct TIE proposed terminal, and the work
Of demolition Ia still in progress
Partly through influx Of labor occasioned
by the expa nsion Of manufacturing In
dustries and railway construction work,
and partly through the razing Of dwellings
to make way for other improvements, tbs
demand for houres In Long Island City
and at Woodside, Charlottesville, Win
field, Maspeth, Malvina and Laurel Hill has
outn1n the supply. Tenements, chiefly
OF frame are going up in great numbers,
and lots ire rising In value.
Jamaica, being an important railway
oCntre, Il also bene fling largely from
tbs Industrial movement encouraged by
the Long Island Railroad. Its population
Is growing rapidly and building \ active,
especially In The nortbe rly part Of the
town. The new houses are mainly frame
and brick tene ments, renting at 80 10 SIS
an apartment. Some Of them. however,
arc individual dwellings, renting at SIC
10 so. Several new streets were laid out
about 10 provide a new high school and a
new grammar school.
Beyond Jamaica a tract Of farm land,
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tieth street, a i've, story nat, on lot 2SI
100 also TO the LsbeICer a Jacobs Realty t.y
story tenement, on lot 27XlOO
LEXINGTON AVENUE. Herbert A.. Sher-
man has sold for DR.. John A. Wyeth No 24l
Lexington avenue. four story dwelling,
on lot 2lNsO
LEXINGTON AVENUR.-Connfelt & Stick
ney have sold for Anna c. b. Foster 10
Francis b. Henry No. 3n cXington avenue,
a four story dwelling. on - lseRSS,
NINETY-FIRST STREET Mrs. 4. NJ. Sand
ham has bought from James NJ. jacques
No. 30 West Nine ~ -fiT-t street, three story
dwelling. on lot lsxlOOs.
sEyENTY-EIGHTH STREET; - Alice +,
eighth street four story dwelling on lot
last STREET, lEdysrd P. Hamilton
EtruCton Company No 2i2 West l4lst
plot 50xOoIl.
Lemon AVENUE.-Adolph Mayer has sold
for Joseph Toch to Louis Steckler No.
i6s LenoN avenue, SIX story elevator
apartment house, on plot 759NS5.
SENESTN-SENENTH, STREET SCHNEIDER
& Liebler have sold for David Ilppman
and sampson II. SChwarZ No. 202 Fast
Seventy seventh street, two story build
ing, on plot 3ONl02.2.
I33D STREET. - Horatio b. Cushman has
cold Nos iO9 TO ll5 West lsSd street, four
three story and basement dwellings, on
plot 67SXlOO.5, TO Clarence ID. Baldwin.
i7lTH STREET. o. Schneider 4 BRchrach
sold the lot on the south side OF i74th street
i2s feet west OF Amsterdam avenue TO
CARTEL h Moll.
iSiST STREET Charles Wynne has bought
from Ida u. Leonardo the Ave story triple
fat No. 81 Vest l3ist street. 2jX99ll
Anthony Geyet was the broker
IagTH STREET Arthur G.. Nuhlker has
sold for Hirsh field n lebhoT No. 223 East
i2oth street, hve story fiat, on lot 2SNiOO
AUDUBON AVENUE.-Herb 4 Doctor have
sold the plot on the west side Of Audubon
avenue, 90 feet north OF teeth street, 37X7O.
18TH STREET. -CTossman Brothers a Ros-
enbaum have sold to s. A j X, Simon the
Sycamore. six story apartment house on
plot 50NB9ll.
EIGHTH AVENUE.-John Palmer has sold
for James Purdy the I'VE story building at
the southwest corner OF Eighth avenue
and Hath street. on lot 3.iiNo5.
iesTH STREET Henry NJ. Ribeth 4 Son
have sold for Louis Iese two lots, 50Xi6,
Of Forest avenue 10 builder, who will
erect a ak story apartment house.
ITNIOEPORT ROAD. &c. --Geerge J. McCaf-
FREY A Son have sold for Y b Levy two lots
on UnionpOrt road also for MIR Levy to a
Mrs Flood a plot, 5QEi0o, on Taylor street,
and for Mr.. Levy three lots on Amethyst
street.
DAVIDSON AvENUE.-,James l.. Libby has
dwelling No. Hos Davidson avenue.
THIRTY EIGHTH STREET. George Mich
9lSs has purchases ,bS a. rem en- the John Se9tt
ing No % West Thirty. eighth street. on
lot 3sKiOO Mr.. Nicholas will alter the
building and lease II for business purposes
for term Of years The property had not
changed hands In over forty years.
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w.E.6F Taylor have sold for the estate
OF Benjamln 7. BRbbitt the property known
as the Harris Place, ht Long Island City,
with pier, and land under water, together
with land running eastefly over 800 feet and
fronting 200 feet on Vernon avenue; Also plot
front and running easterly and through TO
Hamilton street. also, plot directly opposite
ana ihcint on nsti . sIeiSt, iSo1tVO Ieet,
Hancock street, making a total Of about
seventy lots. irrespective Of the land under
water.
Charles z. Duross has leased the ave story
and basement private dwelling No. 20i West
Thirteenth street 20 NJ 3. Stone for a term
lnf No S20 West TWentieth street, for w r.
Foster 20 r., Y. Walksr for a term Of years.
and the dwelling No, ~ Seventh avenue 70
a client for a term q years.
L. =. Phillips a 90. have opened a branch
once M The BIOnx. % he Junction Of Long
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Same property: Margaret A Meyer to Henry
,MorgthIhau .; a.
Philip Gocrltz TO Henry Guather. mtgc
$4,000 ...........-.............
lsIin st. 80 L. 25XiOO Anton HermAnsen
10 John ? Page. mtge tl0OOO. ...........
18Th ST. s g. IS E Alexander av, 27.2NiO0:
Charles ID StCurcr 70 Mary 4 DOlan.
mtgs - OO...........,...........
i6gth 81, q 603 r Stebblns av, i6ezlOS.l;
Robert II StorCk to Louise StoTCk ......
235;h st. n &, part lot 7g6. map WakCnClc:
James W Hunt TO William PfOdcnhauer.,
Lot 20, map North Marble Hlll: hanCy "
Frees 10 CLANCY 4 Frees mtgt s.. 900. 90.
Lots 20 and 22l map $50 lots Thorn pSon
llosc tstaie; Alexander Thompson 10
AagdalCna Bruch .................. .......
Lots 22224: same map; same 70 Charles
Hacker and wife observation-disclosures.
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Coming Auction Sales.
{ AtNo. i0i Broadway. 2o'ciockl

lAtNo. l0i Broadway, 100 ciockl
MONDAY, APRIL ~.
no sales In this Borough
tat roma SA eSroom.l
By George W. Bard.
White Plains road side los feet south OF 2SSth
street, egnt lots, with eght lots Abultlng on fu'oh
White Plains road west side 100 feet south Of 7sith
street, nve lots, with nve lots abuttng on ful'on
Matilda Ca,hahne, 2soth and sS7th streets, block.
Csthafine street. east side, block front between
2s7th and 2Ssth streets, seventeen lots.
2Sslh street, northeast corner CathArine sree'
,issth street north side block front between
2S5th street south side block front between
Catharne and Marian streets, elgnteen ioVss,
Hs4aS S street to5 ieet south Of 2s7th street twelve
lots With twelve lots abutling on First street
TUksDAI. APRIL ~.
BY Parish, Fisher, Mooney Co.
West End avenue, Nos so and $50 eeet side.
sol feet south q ic2d sire l. S0Ii ZOO, sA ssSR
sofs sale: eighteenth STREET Nos 10 10 IS north
side. SIS feet west OF Fifh avenue, AXIS TO Vine
and loft building; executors sale; Sixth avenue,
Nos. SCI and SIS, southwest corner Thirty second
:Issaot sSs sISS OF oPd chs Gi5 rdSE H0
By James l.. wens.
i7sth street, southwest corner OF Monterey
avenue. DKi00. vacant.
BY Joseph p. Day.
i1th street, No 70, north side, lIlo teet east OF
Lemon avenue, i70x99 II, three story brick dWelhng
X. 2. Garrison VI W o. Bnnwncll e. al; W, J. hAru-
the atorn y: J. 4. Joyce referee due o. JUG men,
ta,eS7.27. subject 70 tAIeG, &C.
BY Richard w. Hanet %.
nm street No. an north SIDE ass feet east SS q
DIV lllng, United states Trust Company We. G. y
Van Housen, referee. due on Judgment, tss7o-Ss
subject 10 tA1es. &C tS2i.OS.
A. $50 Broadway
BY Bryan l. Kennedy.
Spring street, No. ass norh side. $50 feet east Of
vGdok street three stoy brick hrs house (buildinE
only; sale by order Of Comptroller.
"WEDNESDAY. APE1L TO-
BY Bryan L. Kennedy,
Grace court, No. l. corner FurmAn street. Brook
Ign, about 2O517e0K Irregular. three stoT and base
lent brick and frame dwelling also No. RemBcn
street, Adiolning @.bXst. three story BRICK and
frame dwelling; executors sale: estate OF John H.
Prentice, deceased.
BY samuel Goldsticker
Norton street, No. i0 south side, 1904 feet Wesi
Of Hoocket street. H.21po o12S1Sob two story
Ninety seventh street. south SIDE. SO fyst east
Of Flfth avenue, - 7HiOo.61 Irregular 8 n. huhken
W J. ID, Butler q ~: Phiibln. n 4 ~, attorneys
Albert Stiokney, referee due on judgment t7A7ot--
d. subject 20 tazos, 40, tS7ATA
~ Richard " Hameit %, b.
trStng piAes, Ne. - Uoli ada ne ~, noTtA 81
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Real Estate Transfers.

Downtown
tSouh Of FOuHesnA ~
tThs letters O e stand for quit claim deed; b ands
for bargain and sale deed, for deed containing
covenant against granior only.l
Division 81, % W - q .1xCi ?. Isaac Sch neher
10 Isaac Slater mtgt sl7,J00 ........ 500
peAn 81, n =. 90 q Hanover ~. runs n -Ne
i2a 81 G q GH 1910. BoaNet aud Wall
street Corporation 70 estate OF Charles 4
Hoffman, ntgc SfcO 90. ,...... ...-....... 100
stanton ~. " =. .7K75 Marks R0scnherr
10 SAihAn Rosenherr, mtge t6lOQO ...t, 100
stanton o., 20 ., 1t17S Rehecca LAP.
schiU ct al 70 Louis Lesser, mtgc sc 900 100
West ". n cor Bothune ~. lfi3N irreg:
American biscuit and Manufacturing Co
10 Robert Hall ..,.....,. ..,...ts.. nom
same properly: Robert Hall 10 National
biscuit 20 ,,rs..stss,st.s .as...t.r.H nom
ElEI SIDE
(Edd Of FtffA ~. bsftnseH FoVnecVh dHd ii0h sisJ
Park sv, ss Assn 18th Al. 2o1lOQ; william
CoThitt 10 MAD II Maynard .... s........ 81 900
18th e. 1871 p. 2tIp5.g Gertrude Graham
70 Joseph l. ButtenwteseT. mtge aT5Oo0.. 100
ust 81 SOD y. 1871: Pred erick VI licEe meyer
and Hno, can, 70 SiFmuud Holser. .... 500
10ih "a. a. itt " hhda0h av, zt1tO1-7. Doris
Fneh hE9dn. v Eagene Arnatein, - pan,
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Recorded Mortgages

tSouih OF Fourteenth a)

tS0uh or FOuUcenh 81
Where no interest Is stated read per cent?
Division st, 235 Harris Levy TO United
.. States TrjsI 60. per -. SIS 90
to Robert b SinihroP'. 5 yfs. I per tG' 9, n.
gold =, - ..'........ ?c.ooo
10Th ST. n $ 1908 Avenue 4: william
Bank. VI. Hst cent ''''l'',' 80 1901
dutirIs savings bank ". pei cent. i?.o5o
dustrial Savings Bank, ST, per c. MT. 7.ooo
EAsT sIDE.
tEost Of Ft1h ar, bsttncen F0urernh and il1h SIS
Park Az. e 5. 2ts n 18th st: Mary Il Maynard
70 William COrbett. yfS, ~ per cent. $4,000
iO2d st. ils Z. solomon Glickman 70 J CERT
ner. prior mtge sl5.lO0, due Oct p, 1907
1854 St, an; II Kallinan and lno to L j
1854 81. n :. iOS " Park ay: l. Harris to
Raphael Blrzrok, yrs. per cent......... 1880
WEST SIDE
(Wesi OF Pm a. hcfreen FOu uecah and lion s'tl
Amsterdam Av. 972; Ida = Stabrr to Title
Guarantee and Trust co, As per bond ts.Soo
TO County HoldnS co, 'i,'" ''o''-' 600
Silh st; 20 vi q Cooper 70 Annie Z Frey.
sOih st, "a "; 4 Moses to American Nor. ''''
gage Co. -. 1900
SUI, 4 yrS.,,......'.-. ',..,...,.---... ?suoJ
uaSer .s.'',o.1 600
HARLEM.
NaHhIRdn IJldHd, nOrih Of iiOfh 49,
% Bfoadvsy Reliance Really CO. ! VI w. $500.
S.ein TO American Mortgage 60, yr',.,'. 5000
same properly; same 20 same, prior m'ge ,..
Bradhurst sv, e cor i5ist S. Bradhurst av.
IS S4S lS2d So Ettls Slegel to silver
stein. prior mtge SIS 900. yT. o per cent 6.Oo1
Leno5 az, ss; 81 \ Isist st; 6 Morgen. 20.
oh sv. nws' al 5ost1h St. Atlantic Realty
7,b Az n cor iIStb a. n n freeman 20 wv
Edvard Hlr,a and sno sTrs ~ PsI cent 10000
nth Az, p " cor 10Th st. Isaac Hclfer to
Nth 81 and ii W: samuel Kaufman and
others 70 Leipzig, mtgcs. s. 500, yrs.
lSba St, IS, 100 ID ay: Charles ii friedman w.,
,,i 70 Je Is 81. ". pr cent 900"
sqice Trust o. per bond - = ~, iaooo
iinh At, 5: 2ll3 9Th Av; Osher Gordon 20
Lew9rd NJ nWTme, yHs -. 1900
nal Isl st. s7P and 20 20 +. Al,eeri to wmiam "
TSito. due sep, j, 1903 p''O' ' 500
Same properly; same to HenB II JAckso
1918, 49, St, ' &, L Marina Gtn iS' to shep '
i.s a. gfi 5 " So5 John block to fAo s,hwuI "
yrs gold -. ,7' 79C.r
aoa6 Il. , IS. 100 n " oh .v: Atlantic Realty
Co 70 Robert Able et al. ? mtges, 5000 80,
Lot 775, map \ Marbir iIul: Clancy Fr,es
20 Adams, ~ per cent ......,....... l'j
thorough OF The BroaID
5ih Az, ~ cor Sd At: z Levy 10 Thomas D
Bailey Az, = sss II \ zsist st. james vhe. 40,
Boston Td, " cor SrSspec, AZ; BeIriseh
SchOm Realty and Construction % 20
EAst River Savings Institution. Hsn.... Sooe
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all tltis .... ..,.. ..-,,.....
Same property. Elizabeth 4 Fitch ct al TO
same .... ....... .......t ...-,..
set st. 2i4 Z. 251iOOs; Rachel Moses TO
samuel Harris and ano. mtge $4,000 -.
s9th 81. 5 :. 1855 2 sd ay. 25XiOO.S. simon Y
Scinngcr 20 Rachel Moses. mlge VI SOD
iO2d 81. lis +, 25xlOOll: Joseph Gertner to
solomon GuckmAn. mtge tl5lO0 .......
IO3d ST. a. 10 ~ z, 5OIiOOll; Raphael KARI
rok 70 Louis ! Harris mlge s6,5Oo ......,
Same property: Louis I Harris TO Heyman
Kallinau and 6nO, mtEe S8i,70 ....,......
iOSth ST. 3lg to a25 T.. SCHOOL,; Jacob Bloch
r. al TO Louis Aishhln and ano' mtge
4
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IS ACRES 800 feet from depot: 1000
feet frontage on trolley 20 S4th Street Ferry.
Best location In ElmEuTSt.
o. ACRES Facing on three streets adjoining
trolley 10 Jth Street Ferry. at Elmhurt
80 ACRES 10 minutes walk from depot, adjoln-
ing trolley to New YORK and Brooklyn, all level
land, In E,nhurSt bargain u sold quick.
25 ACRES All level land over so feet on
trolley to 4th Street Ferry, adjoining trolley
to New York and Brooklyn, at Corona, Ia me
location.
~ ACRES At Elmhurst, facing on trolley 70
3ith Street Ferry and on trolley 10 New YORK
and Brooklyn, convenient 10 depot.
These tracts are n few OF the parcels on my
list suitable for subdivision. and all are on
line OF trains and trolleys 20 New York and
aud Brooklyn tjc. ARE, and on a direct line OF
the tunnels and bridges now In course Of con
struction. These properties can be SEGA by
appointment only.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-13
R. 7. 81, CO.'S REJO|NDER
CONTINUED from page u

one of the fatalities listed by Mr.. An
drews. Coroner's jurIes, in the very
hour of the public excitement caused
by the fatalities, have exonerated the
motorman in charge of the car at the
time. The Attorney General is well
aware of this fact, but refrains from
giving the public the benefit of that
knowledge in his TRADE against the
corporation. The only inference to be
drawn from this neglect on his part is
that he wishes TO create wrong i'm
preston in the public mind as to the
causes of these deaths. In only one of
these cases did jury in the trial court
assess any damages against the COM
pany. There have been but two eases
thus far for injuries in which dam
ages have been awarded.
The next contention of the Attorney
General, and the only contention which
bears upon the present unhappy situa-
ton. is that the speed regulation i'm
posed by the government upon the
company is one that viii permit the
company to give just as good a service
as it has ever given, it being unneees-
sary for the company at any time TO
increase its car speed above the limit
which he claims the law imposes upon
it. In this connection he deliberately
states that to exceed the speed limit at
any time proves to Mr.. Andrews the
utter incompetence of the system. Mr..
Andrews has a remedy all his own,
which is simply to put on larger num-
Der of cars II the ears be held Gown
to eight and twelve miles an hour 5Id
are not allowed to make up any lost
time. the passenger would not reach
his destination one moment soone-, IF
there were forty ears, say, running on
the King street line, instead Of nine,
as at present If the Att1rneT Cen
eraI can devise schedule Pmbo living
his ideas on this subject, AID viii guar
antee its working qualities under test,
the company will be glad to give linn
a substantial rev ;rd. The Attorney