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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-09-06

nlltfaGctpuG SeTUtce-
all in the confused roar of the appa-
ratus as it Numbered past, but to the
ears of Silver there were many sounds
blended into one There were the
rhythmical beat of hoofs, the low I'M
dertone of the wheels grinding the
pavement, the high note of the forged
steel lock opener as it hammered the
footboard, the mellow dingdong of
the bell, the creak of the forty and
fifty foot extensions, the rattle of the
iron shod hooks, the rat-tat-tat of the
scaling ladders on the bridge and the
muffied drumming of the leather he'll
NETS as they jumped in the basket.
With the increasing speed all these
sounds rose in pitch until, when the
team was at full swing, they became
one vibrant DEMONSTRATING inspiring,
exultant-the action song of the truck.
OF course it all ended when, with
heaving TANKS and snorting nostrils,
you stopped before building where
thin curls of smoke escaped from up
per windows Generally you found
purring beside hydrant shiny steam
er which had beaten the truck by per-
haps a dozen seconds. Then you
watched your men snatch the great
ladders from the truck, heave them up
against the walls and bring down pale
faced, staring eyed men and women.
You saw them tear open iron shutters,
batter down doors, smash windows
and do other things to make a path
for the writing, white bodied, yellow
nosed snakes that uncoiled from the
engine aud were carried wriggling in
where the flames Tapped along base
board and floor beams. You saw the
little ripples of smoke swell into huge,
cream edged pillows that tunbled out
and up so far above that you lost sight
of them.
Sometimes there came dull explo-
sions, when smoke and fame belched
out about you. Sometimes stones and
bricks and cornices fell near you. But
you were not to finch or stir until
Lannigan, who watched all these hap
penings with critical and unwinking
eyes. gave the word.
And after it was all over, when the
red and yellow flames had ceased to
dance in the empty window spaces,
when only the white steam smoke roll
ed up through the yawning roof holes,
the ladders were reshipped you left
the purring engines to drown out the
last hidden spark and you went pranc-
ing back to your house, where the lone
some desk man waited patiently for
your return.
No Looping rush was the homeward
trip. The need for haste had passed.
Now came the parade You might toss
your head, arch your neck and use all
your fancy steps; Lannigan didn't care.
In fact, he rather liked to have you
show off BIT The men on the truck,
smutty of face and hands, joked across
the ladders. The strain was over. It
was a time Of relaxing, for behind was
duty well done.
Then came the nice accuracy of
swinging a sixty foot truck in fifty
foot street and of backing through
fourteen foot door wheels which span
ned thirteen feet from hub rim to hub
rim.
After unlocking there was the rub
bing and the extra feeding Of oats
that always follows a long run. How
good it was to be bedded down after
this lung stretching, leg nmbering
work.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-09-06
TO CREDIToRs

Scott Green, Harry @. Green and Beulah
Belle Atkinson. executors of the estate of John
Green, deceased by direction of the Surrogate
Of the County of Gloucester, hereby gives notice
to the creditors of the said John Green, dec Ito
bring in their debts, claims and demands against
the estate of the said decedent, under oath or
affirmation, within nine months from this date
or they will be forever barred of any action
therefor against the said Executors.
SCOTT GREEN,
HARRY G. GREEN,
BEULAH BELLE ATKINSON.
Dated August 9th, 1906-S0 Executrix
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-09-06

Austin H. Swack hamer. executor Of Susan A.
Munyan, deceased, by direction of the Surro-
notice to the creditors of the said Susan A.,
Munyan, to bring in their debts, claims and de-
mands against the estate of the said decedent
under oath or affirmation. within nine months
from this date, or they will be forever barred of
any action therefore against the said execrtor.
A Fl. SWACKHAMER.
Dated August 18th, 1906.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-09-06

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\ 1OWN in the heart Of the sky
y scraper district, keeping watch
r. and ward over those pre-
sumptuous, man-made cliffs
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-09-06
Moniag, the l.s day Il octobsr, nezt

between the hours OF II and o'clock to wit at
o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the
Court House, in the City of Woodbury.. County
OF Gloucester, and State OF New Jersey, all the
following described Real Estate. that is to say:
All that certain tract of land situate in the
Township of Elk, in the County OF Gloucester
and State OF New Jersey, bounded and described
as folio VS.:
Beginning at a corner OF Joseph T. Carterss
late Frank Iszards and William SCOTS land;
thence ~ by said SCOTS land south eighty-six
degrees and fifteen minutes east, thirteen chains
and ffty-four links to stone; thence (2} by
twelve minutes east thirty six chains and thirty
links to stone in the northerly edge of the
public road leading from Evan to the Bridgeton
road; thence 81 along said road south seventy
four degrees and ten minutes west, five chains
and eightyone links TO a stone; thence AZ part
~ by said road and by land of Peter Scott south
sfxty-eight degrees and two minutes west.
twenty-five chains and twenty-one links to
Samuel e. Moore, north eighteen degrees and
three minutes west thirty-six chains and
ninety-five links to stone corner thence {6} by
the same north seventy-six degrees and four
to stone corner; thence ~ still by the same
north degrees, thirty minutes west, seven
chains and thirty-four links to the place of be-
ginning.
sixty-three hundredths OF an acre, be the same
more or less.
Being She same premises, which Dayid o.
Watkins by deed dated August 18th. 1886 and
County in Book No 173 Of deeds. page 81 &C.
granted and conveyed to Mary McMshen.
Seized as the property Of James NJ. Meersy ct
ux ct ais, defendants, and taken III execution at
be sold by
Dated August %, 1906.
Ernest Redfield, Solicitor. Sheriff.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-09-06
NOTES no CREDITORS.

Dated surrogate's Office, Aug. END l
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-09-06
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the account OF
Hanee Helms, administrator OF the estate of
Isaac Derriekson deceased, will be audited by
the Surrogate and reported for settlement to the
Orphans Court of the County OF Gloucester, on
Friday, September 2sth A. d. 1906:
HANCE HELMS,
Administrat< r.
Dated surrogate's Office, Aug. 22nd l9ee.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-09-06
OF skTTLkMkMT.

Notice is hereby given that the acco mt Of
Elmer Ashcraft and Lizzie d. Ashcraft, admin
istrators Of the estate of Jehu A. Ashcraft. de-
ceased, will be audited by the Surrogate and re-
ported for settlement to the Orphans Court OF
the County OF Gloucester, on Friday, September
ELMER ASHCRAFT,
LIZZIE d. ASHCRAFT,
Administrators.
Dated Surrogate's Office, Aug. 22nd 1906.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-09-06
SHERIEFss SALE.
ORDER

BY virtue OF writ of fieri facias, to me direct
ed, issuel out of the Court of Chancery of the
State Of New Jersey, will be exposed at Public
Sale, on
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MRS. ENGLISH ASKS DTTORCE.
Mrs. Gunton's Daughter Charges Atlanta
Banker with Cruelty.

ATLANTA, Dec. 1s.-Mrs. Rebie Lowe
English to-day fled suit for divorce from
her husband, Capt. James w. English,
Jr. She alleges extreme cruelty and
habitusl drunkenness.
Ut is said that Mrs. English's attorneys
have drawn a supplementary petition
giving startling specifications Of the con-
duct Of Capt. English.
N Englishes returned recently from
Europe where they spent four months.
Mrs. English is a daughter Of Mrs. Re
becca Lowe, who not long ago ma rried
Prof. Gunton Of GuRtOR's Magazine.
Capt. English is vice. president of the
Fourth National Bank. chief of Gov. Ter
rin's staff and president OF the Atlanta
Evening NeUs. which recently adv coated
lynch Aw.
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FonEClOsURE L

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Louis Bender: plaintiff. against Louise E. Bender
In gSrs.S@ee q "A lnssr,csg.ory ,g,Sysmsn q
99Sted peee%be sA eth "a i soS and eu iyU ensers sss and
Med In the once OF the Clerk Of the County Of New
he aST rr se E'S iS nSid jss;.m TSSii Il I. me- un Sifl sss a
public auction al the New YORK Real Estate Sales
OF ManhsiAa, CITY Of New yorf, on the ninth DAY
OF Januory, 1907, at12 O'Clock noon on that day by
VITA the bsreditGmen,s and sppurse-
nances ulerepntob belonging or In anyuise Appsrtsin.
IhsrrSn descrlSssd as follows:
4 The lend and premises, which In a deed from
Bender. daied October ~, lsSs, and recorded IN
the once OF the Register OF the CITY and County
ooctoDsr y. iSss' al 80 o'cScos 3. n. Nerr de-
scrbed as follows. viz: All those two certain iots
in the Eleventh wSrd 81 i6s CITY o: Se1 YORK,
BEGINNlNG a. e point on the northerly side Of
feet ten and q nalf Inches esstwaTiiy from the
sas,srly side Of AVENUE p, and running thence
said, about ninety seven feet to the centre line Of
,ne block thence tss!Tardly along ne SANE on q
feet three inches thence southerly on a line parallel
%ifh re- avenue y AFORESAID E 2ecSt ninety sven eve iss.
weetwardly along the ~pertheriy sise OF Ftfth street,
he fs't tSt si sai IG% dl mems lSSsf more re ' of f Hlsce ; 81 0 SsvIid,ns.
erected on the said lots being known by the npna-
nv hundred and thirty SIX IN fifth street sfors.
said. Which said premises are now known 40
NoS.. o-b hnu DOL run btIcSl, ID inc bOTUuku "
Manhattan Of the City OF New York. and lie IN
Section : In Block 3ES. GA the Land Map OF the Cty
OF New YORK.
II. The land and premises. which. in q deed from
August JHnson, and Elizabeth. his wife. 70 Freld:
eroka Bender. dated April Attn. lsSa. and recorded
in the said Registers once in Lfoer 7s3 Of Con
yeyancrs, pare i5?, April tth. lS5s. at ssb Q clock
p. M, were described as follows, viz: ALL that
certain lot Of Land situate, lying and being IN the
Eleventh Ward Of te city Of New YORK. OF the
%s0utheriy side o. Fourth street, between Avenues
-B' and &C. " and Designated On n certain map draea
by Thomas n. Ludlanl, City Surveyor, dated Aprfl,
1897. and now on ME In the once of the Register
for the City and County OF New York as number
t4a2l fouT hundred and forty two, and the said
lot Is by admeasurrment "a a. 100 twenty four
Ieet and SEVENTY seven one hundrcdths OF a foot
front and rear by DD ninety seven feet In depth ON
each side. more OF less. and Is part Of the estate OF
Petrus Stuyvcsant. decreased. and is colored orange
on said map. Which said premises are nov known
as No. 26 East Fourth street. In the said borough
OF Manhattan. and lie In Section 2, In Block 2a
on said Iand Map.
Dated New Iork. December nth, 1908.
THOMAS r. GILRoY, Jr..
JOSEPH y. S1IER. Referee.
plaintiffs Attorney.
The following are diagrers fthc above described
DR. opCTty 20 he sold:
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METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.

This Evening, at fleiScher-
Edel, Kirtby -Lunn: Burrian, GOrtz, Blass. Muhl-
mann. Conductor, Hertz.
Fri. Evg.. Dee. 2l. at B-AIDA-Bonlnsegna
Muhlmann. PGroli. Conductor. Ngna,
Sat. Mat. Dec. q. at FLA PLANTATION DE
Ballet Aeden. Conductor. vIgna.
Sal. .Eyg Dec q; pop. prices. at s-LuCiA
Dippel, Stracclan. JOurnet. Conductor, vfgna.
SUN GRAND RAN O sUSDAr NIGHT CorSGEkT. SOW
SolOlsis: Mines. Fremstad. Homer; hI. Van Rooy
and the eminent Pianist. Nj; MOritz R~OSENTHAL.
Entire Metrop. Opera House Orchestra, Con
ductOr, Mr.. Nahan Frankie.
Mon; Eyg: Dec; "a a. 65anyySSLlfIai'
Begue. Cond., Vigna.
Ned. EvT. Dec. rs, at s.-LA DAMNATIoN DE
F~AUST-Farrar: Rousseiiere. Pian0Dn. Chalmin.
Ballet Aerien. Conductor. ylgna.
Fri. Evg. Dec. N, at S-LAKME-Sembrich,
Iacoby. Simeol. Mattfeid. R0usseliere. JouTnct.
Simard. Bars. Conductor. Bow.
The SALE OF SEATS for next weeks perfornan noes
begins TO MORROw THURSJ at 0 A. NJ.
WEBER PIANO USED.
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THE AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Room 2O7 Stewart Building. 2B0 broadway,
New York. December Is, 1903.
DASHBOARD E~QUIPMENT FOR NEW CROTON
DAM.
Sealed bids or proposals viii be received by the
Aqueduct Commissioners at the above once until
~ o'clock noon ON Tuesday, January 9Th. 1907, at
which place and hour the bids will be publicly
opened and read; the award OF the contract, II
awarded. viii be made by the Auueduct Conmls-
soners as soon thereafter as practicable, for FUR
nlshing and erecting dashboard equipment on the
spillWsy OF the New Croton Dam. The dam Is
lOca ted In the Town OF Cortlandt. WestcheSter
n uds0n, on the New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad. Hudson River Division. approx
naiely n miles from New York.
The length of the splllway Is approximately 1.OO0
feet. The fashboeT I'd equipment consists OF nash
boa rds, caSt-irOn bents. d narrow gauge track. a
concrete storage house. ana other minor accessor-
les.
The security required will he 5000. The oon
tract Will be required 90 be completed within 40
consecutive calendar days following the month In
which the contract h signed by the Commissioners
1888 OF the State OF New YORK, and the amendments
thereto.
No bid will be received or considered unless ac-
rompanled by a certified check upon one OF the State
OF National Banks In the City of New York, drawn
10 the order of the Comptroller. or money 20 the
amount Of $4,000.
Copies OF a pamphlet. containing further lnfor-
nation for bidders, form of proposal. forms OF con
tract and bond approved by the Corpora ton Counsel.
and the specifications and contract drawings can
be obtained Al the once OF the AquecuetC Commits
siOneTs Oh application In person or by mail.
JOHN +. COWAN, President.
HARRY W. WALKER. Secretary.
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PUnrxc NOTICES

the Albany Post road: thsnce alag the .ems q
e ~ 1S VI. lBs.el feet; thence s. ~ S0 sV'E. 2
feet; thence s. " 81 II. 7S0!94, hoet- thence s. g.Sr
!, !; MI isf tss sSs sn ssss: s I'm s" !. ~ q Z y 80 Ss' Z. iseSs
feet. thence on a curve Of rs fess radius 70 the ieft
a curve Of IFS feet radius 20 ths lst 70 IS feel; THENCE
N. 4. II Z. na-A feet 8. I.l% r. 1.sNs hs treth
sros.iny ocnoggs He.lsw rcsd and Spssss 49,
Lent: thence along the same s. sossSE. 1920 feet
s sSiss L .,Saf !. 's =. 1 r. y gEP I. sSAs me ssos o. tS Sss x. s
ar II E. 5eeti feet; thence on Acnrve of rs rc<t
s - Y 80. % ne ,s.n Isi' ,s4:'i r fee. y sh ss as 5; : ,.s n {,
the right isA.n feet thence y. E'tS W. <xslp
,ee. :Seno. o. q curve q u s.e, radius 20 shs lei
thence along the same S. sgs W. ,oe&s feOa 10 tins
Tue right 70 be INQUIRED 81 the casy Of New Yers
In the real estate described above Is as follows
,Dc Jhs fee IN ps5cs s1 numbers ,a 81 and a. % % :.
Inclusive, 81, "a, IS, 50, 81, o. and 20.
The essemen. IN perpetulIy IN parcels numbers
ssssme1s In parcels SunSsrs s., rs Al. a.. "a.
90 T lna s ~ xtstn q, m. ,r.c, q, ,.ns ,,,u,r,a
az abuve descrtbsd In Pusnzm County II sb foet
south OF Garrison Tunnel. and the heass width OF
the ,Sass q - ssss a. sov r So,n~ along the I'M
a. s sforsssia i Is me he'd sas s~ q e. rs Gys ants % SsrR R's q
s 1Ssp rsai e "Ssess .S bSs : d %sss ssi.n'd as''riO'Aon Of
In case any property above described Is used
s for AS ny. D sSsii r5 sSaiPSss; us AMI Inc - on 4 y. g FsS r ss;;
shall have the legal right to take possession OF &c
dated. DSecsmoer 9Th, 1903.
%nIIAM 3. MLIsoN.,
once and pe.s once .ddr,s is ms psSposss =
hunictpsi Building.
Corner Of Chambers aud C<utre Streets.
Borongh Of Manhattan.
CITY of New York.
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Nos. SD q 6s1l 5th st.
No. ESQ East 9TH ST.
F-ORFsIL0sURE SAI1Rs.


SUPREME COURT r. COUNTY or NEW YORK
JOSEPH NJ. DE EEAU. AS surviving trustee
under c~rtSin mortgage OF deco OF trust made
by The haricm cub OF New fOTk Cty unto Joseph
bearing date the tenth day OF June. iSss. Plaintiff.
against tue HARLEM CLUB Ct New York City
Defendant.
Ia pursuance OF q Judgment OF foreclosure and
sale duly made and entered IN the sbOve entltied
action, bearing dssc tie twenty -aIth nay of DC
tOber. one thousand nine hund red and six, I, the
Will sell at public autlon al the Exchange sales
Room, Nos. IL and l6 Nttey Street, In TIC Borough
OF Manhattan, OF tue city Of New YORK, on Thurs
DAY, the lOuh day OF January, 1867. al II O'Clock
tioncer. the premises directed by said Judgment
To he sold and therein descrihed as 70 ll0ws:
ALL that certain plot piece or parcel Of land
with the building and improvements thereOa
situate. lying and being In the Twelfth Ward Of
To" city Of New York. county ana state of New
\ O-k. founded and described as follows. NiE.:
section Of thc cNSiPyiy itRe OF LenoK formerly
sixth Avenue with the F~outherly line OF One Hun
dred and Twenty THIRD Street, ana running thence
southeHy and elonr seid casteTs line OF Lenok
casteTly and pG 1liei with thi1 SoutheSly llne Of
One hUldred and Iwtnty third Street and part
of the distance through a party wall forty tsO
iest: thence n~OTtdeTly ana parallel with ssu easteny
line OF Lenox ANcnUT ninety no. feet and ten nW
inches 10 The said hOutherlY ilnc Of Ono Hundred
and TNtliy fsird Strcei; and thence westerly
Twenty third Street forty 40 feet to the point or
Dated New YORK, December 18th. 1903.
5. L. Ii. WARD. Referee.
Dr. GROVE 4 RIKER.
Attorneys for IlaiuilN.
once and Post Ofnce address. Number iH Nas.
sau Street. Borough OF Manhattan, City Of New
The following Is q diagram OF the property TO Be
sold as described above:
West izsd street.
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THAW TRIAL, JAN. ~.
II VIII Be In b supreme Court and Justice
Fitzgerald Is Down 20 Preside.

The trial Of Harry 4. Thaw for hi ing
Stanford White on the roof Of the Madison
Square Garden was fixed yesterday to begin
on January p, in the Supreme Court. Crimi-
nal Branch. Justice Fitzgerald is scheduled
to sit in that month.
This was made yesterday
when Lawyers Gleason and Hartridge ap-
peared for Thaw to argue a motion to have
the indictment against him dismissed or
to have a speedy trial. After some delay
while messengers went to get word from
District Attorney Jerome, Acting Dist riot
Attorney Smyth told just ice Newburger
that Mr.. Jerome would put Thaw on trial
on January 2I.
That satisfied Thaw's counse and when
Thaw was told Of IL he vas greatly pleased.
II was said that Lawyer Delmas had
gone to California to bring Truxtun Beale
and Thomas McCsleb IN here as witnesses
for Thaw.
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ASK CONGO INTERFERENCE.
Mass Meeting In CONper UnlOR Declares
for Aetien by This Country.

HaNs Meettng IN tOthDer Union DECLARES
for Aetien by THIS Country.
The large hall in Cooper Union was about
two-thirds filed Last night at a mass meet
ing to consider the Congo situation. This
resolution was passed unanimously:
Resolped. That in view of the seemingly
well authenticated reports of atTocious
~cruelties prsctised upon the defenoeless
natives Of the Congo Free State by the Gov
eminent OF King Leopold, we, citizens of the
United States in mass meeting
indorse and respectfully urge the passs &c OF
the resolution now before the Senate intro
duced by Senator. Lodge Of Massachusetts
urging such action az 10 within the power
and duty of the United States "a participant
in the creation Of the Congo Free State.
1t was also voted to send copies of this
resolution TO the President. the Secretary
of State and the Chairman of the Com
mittee Of Foreign Affairs Of the Senate.
The Rev. DR.. John p. Peters presided at the
meeting. DR.. ii. Grattan Guinness, acting
director Of the Regions Beyond Missionary
Union, described the conditions in the Congo
g. he had found them.
1t is impossible. he said, ito duplicate
the horrors OF the Congo. 1t is estimated
by a commissioner Of the British Govern
ment that 100000 natives have already
been killed. Torture, mutilation, cruel
tixion are examples OF the white mans
ferocity in the Congo Of the depths to
which he has sunk in his efforts TO wiring
revenue, from the country"
The Rev. Everett d.. Burr Of Boston spoke
Of theJn cessity for cooperation OF the
United States with the European powers
10 consi 'er action was necessary
for the moderation Of conditions. Letters
we're read from the Rev. DIR. Lyman Abbott
and Robert C., Ogden in which the opinion
was expressed that b United States should
take action, since il Ia a moral responsi-
.bility for the existing conditions because 1t
helped to form the Congo Free State.
The Cooper Union meeting caused the
defenders Of King Leopold in this city to
ray yesterday that the stories of Congo
atrocities were circulated largely by Protes-
iant missionaries in their hatred Of Roman
Catholic missionaries. James g.. Whitley,
Consul-General of the Congo Free State,
issued a statement, in which he said:
This whole anti-Congo campaign is
commercial and anti-Cathoic. The ennis
eaTies of this English Congo Reform Assoc
citation nave come to America and have
deceived many. This DIR. Guinness comes
here from England and asks the United
States TO take action which may destroy
L~iverpools great rival in the rubber trade,
and which may at the same time destroy
the rule Of a Catholic King. He seems TO
pay more attention TO fighting the Catholic
Church than to fighting the devil. He has
now come here and made a personal attack
upon the veracity and integrity Of Cardinal
Gibbons. who is respected by Americans
If every creed and who has defended King
~Leopolds administration
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OFFICIAL LEGAL NOTICES.


ATTENTION IS CALLED TO Till ADNER
TlSEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD Of Deecmher
~ TO 80. 1908. OF the confirmation by the Supreme
Court and the entering In the Bureau for the Col
lection OF Assessments aud Arrears Of assess
ments for OPENING " ACQUIRING TITLE
TO the following named Avenue and Street In the
or THE BRONX:
23RD WARD, SECTION o. AVE
NUE-OPENlNG, from Jerome Avenue 10 East
lO4ih Street. Confirmed February -. 1905. and
2SRD WARD. SECTIONS o. 10 AID n. EAST
18TH STREET-OPENING, from the southern
boulevard To the EaSterly Bulkhead Line OF the
Harlem River. Confirmed November 20. 1909
entered December IL, 1905.
HERMAN A. METZ Comptroller.
City Of New YORK. December 10. 1905.
ATTENTION II CALLED TO THE ADVER-
TISEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD OF december
Is. 1900. 10 January 2. 1897. OF The confirmation
Bureau for the Collection OF Assessments and
.ATTenrs OF assessment for OPENING AND &C
TITLE IN the following named Avenue
In the OF THE BRONX:
BIRD WARD. SECTION 10. TRINITY AVENUE
from Westchester Avenue 10 Fast
18Th street. Confirmed March p. 1905. and June
o, 1900, entered December II. 1904.
HERMAN A. METZ, Comptroller.
city Of New York. December II. 1909.
INTENTION rs CALLEDTO THE ADVERTISF-
IN II CITY RECORD Of December ~ to
81. 1919. Of the confirmation by the Supreme Court
Of Assessments aud Arrears of assessment for
AND ACQUIRING TITLE TO the follow
ing named street In the BOROUGH or NAN
iZTH WARD. SECTIONS. WEST 18TH STREET
from 81. Nicholas Avenue 20 Edge
combe Road. Confirmed December 10. 1909: en-
tered December u, 1908.
HERMAN 4. METZ, Comptroller.
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HeadQua rters OF the Fire DEPARTMENT OF The
City of New York. Nos. l57 and l59 Fast Sixty
seventh Street, Borough OF Manhattan. The City
Of New York.
Sealed BIDS OR ESTIMATES VIII be re-
ceived by thr Fire Commissioner At the above ONCE
until 1880 O'Clock q. m. on
MONDAY. DECEMBER IN. IoO6
BOrOuRhS OF Manhattan and The BRONX.
No. /. For furnishing and delivering one thou
sand 0,0OD tons OF anthracite coal for companies
loes ted south Of Flfty ninth street Borough OF
Manhattan.
No. 2. For furnishing and delivering fourteen
thousand U4,0O0 gallons OF kerosene oil, for com
panies.
FRANCIS J. LANTRY
Fire Commissioner.
Dated December II. 1907.