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PuyRITC NOrTCEs.


PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the
owner or owners OF all houees and lots. Improved
SRllmprOySd s9ds ssStsd thsTssS hem tnat com 5ne
pIeted and arS lodged in tho ofnoe OF the Board OF
Assessors for examination by all persons Inter
borough Of Btooklyn.
both ,Sss OF Fourth ansnSe between Eshy
sixth street and Shore road.
Side of sses ana soa
east side OF Linden street, between Knickerbocker
and northeast side Of KnieterbocEer avenue, be
Linden 6 and Ssses svens snd on he
s, ss Laying cement s!aswsts s,,,S sS
Setween @ cen Wa,erbary street and Sorsan Avenue;
0s Streets sss as
between Dcvoe street and Metropolitan avenue;
Ys Eighth saw avenues nj @ and % on the north side OF Firth
street, between Eighth avenue and Prospect Park
I 5 Ns ss ssasa nsa ssSsnsh ry
I List sses, No; j. laying cemsn. sidewalks on
avenue and Wlthers street: east side, between
Wlthcrs street and Frost street; both sides, BE-
between Division place and Beadcl street. and east
side, between Herbert street and Meeker avenue
the s side Of pace' seR
S n asd I % y Soh
OF East Fifth street, between Vanderbilt street
and
side Of Sterling na and side OF Park
vest wes. side OF Kinssso avenue from Sterling place
to Park PLACE east side Of Albany syTenue, a,T rom
to psseSs
Genwood road: south side Of Tilden avenue from
south side side Of rs Seventeenth street SstSssn TniTS
street sire Between eaIa @ fourth II
side of Fifty seventh street, between Second and
between ffd ana Poss south side
OF Douglass street between Hoyt and Bond streets;
Marcy Mare ave avenues; south side Of Metropolitan avenue.
between Kent and ,Wythe ayenpes;i south side OF
s No rsncns vacant lots On The
and Fifth avenues: west side Of Fifth avenue, be
THIRTY second a sn saa sSa
street, east @ side @ Of RCebns street, between cen N9r,h % =
shh d snd h
northeast corner Of Sixth avenue and Twenty; nrst
Third street between Third an and Fourth avenues:
west side OF Fourth avenue from Third street to
Belmont and sutter avenues: north side Of Knicker,
booker avenue between Gates and LINDEN M en- avenues;
walks on West seyenteenth street. between Surf
All persons whose interests are affected by the
abovenamed proposed assessments, and who are
Quested to present their objections. In writing to
the Secretary OF the Board OF Assessors, No. $40
broadway, New York. on or before July 7. 1908, at
llA NJ. at which time and place the said objections
will be heard and testimony will be received In ref
erence thereto.
For full particulars City Record.
ANTONIO YUCCA.
PAUL WElMANN,
JAMES II. KENNEDY,
Board Of Assessors.
WILLIAM H. JASPER,
Secretary,
No. $50 Broadway.
City OF New York. Borough OF Manhattan. June 8.
1908.
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THE REAL ESTATE MARKET
LONG ISLAND CITY LOTS BRING
~ HIGH AUCTION PRICES.

The Felt Construction Go. Buys site for
New once Building In East 25th
street, Opposite the Madison Square
Gsarden-PIanned to Build big Flats.
The first big auction sale Of Long Island
City lots in sorne time was held yesterday
in the Vesey street exchange by Joseph p.
Day. The Offering comprised 260 lots, be-
longing to the Long Island Interborough
Developing Company. The property lies
in triangle formed by the East River, the
Blaokwel's Island Bridge and the Penn
sylvania tunnel. Within this triangle ia
also the entrance to the Belmont tunnel.
The property will reap the benefit Of what
ever advantages the prospective bridges
and tunnel transit will have over the ex-
sting ferry transportation 1t is not in
ue direct line Of the anticipated bridges
and tunnel traffic and will therefore most
probably be used not for business construc-
ton but for fat and tenement houses.
On account of the bearing it would have on
prices for such property at the other end
of the new tunnels the sale attracted special
interest, and the crowd which filed the
auction room contained many well known
Manhattan tenement and fiat house opera
tors, although 1t was composed mainly OF
Long Island City investors.
The lots realized total Of s489. 400, or an
average Of $l.785 each. This was oon-
siderably more than had been looked for,
according to T. B. Aokerson, president Of
the company. who had expected the aver
age price to be about 81 800.
The principal buyers were Stuart Hirsoh-
mann, who took thirty-five Of the lots;
,Toaaph panta the ERsaffe Realty Com
pany, Charles Leopold. William II. Keys.
Peter Cleary. Philip Simpson, George B.
Raymond, F. G. bennington and the Golden
Realty Company.
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Private Sales.

TwENTY-SEvENTH STREET 1.-THE. Felt
Construction Company has bought Nos. 81
and SO East Iwenty-seventh street, two
three story and basement dwellings, on plot
47.4x9s o, 100 feet east OF Madison avenue.
An eight story office building will be erected
on the plot from plans now being prepared
by Architect Frederick C., ZQbel. The
building is to cost sl2O 900. and will be ready
for occupancy in January. 1t will be oppo,,
site the Madison Square Garden and Will
have for neighbors three big apartment
houses and the French Catholic Church
10TH STREET Ben jamin +. yineburg has
sold to the Louis Meyer Realty Company
No So East l09th street. southwest corner of
Park avenue, a four story and basement
dwelling. on lot l7xsolO. for sl7.s2s.
THIRTY-SEVENTH STREET.-William j.
Cregan as trustee for Jane A. Mckenna has
sold to Earl g. Pier No. 257 West Thirty
seventh street, four story and basement
brick dwelling. on lot 10 sx9s o/for sl6,750
lisTH STREET.-Charles A, Weber has sold
for a Mr.. Klein No. $50 East l4sth street, a
Ave story fiat, on lot 25xlOo, to Mr.. Sot-
tong.
LoRILLARD PLACE. Clara L. Owen has
sold No. 2449 Lorillard place, a two story
frame two family house, on lot 25x97,6
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Building News.

Plans were filed Yesterday with Building
s aeppn kRehy koen Ry The The G' nsw ] 1Ge
for the police OF. the Eighth precinct. who
now occupy one Of the old time station houses
In Leonard street, which is city landmark.
southwest corner Of Beach and yarck streets
and is to be GOTHIC. editice of five stories.
ramparts and n battlemented roof. 1t will
have frontaae Of lo7 feet on Beach street
M be- ON viii
building: resembles in design the new station
II will contain quarters for the district in
spector as well as the precinct officers, and
viii have garage In the rear and a mess
for men and women, prisoners. The building
s to cost s75 900 and is the SECOND of the batch
Of new stations authorized by the Board Of
Plans have been fled for making over the
four, story and basement residence at No.
ing with stores on the, ground floor and equip
ping the remodelled ediiice with elevator
service. The improvements are to be made
for w. w. Owens as owner at a cost of 81 900.
B. ". Levitan is the architect,
Plans have been filed also for enlar gin e
the tn three @ story and basement dwelling at
Jacob. and for remodelling the old fashioned
four story residence at No, aii West Fifteenth
stallns new plumbing plant, the Modern
izing Improvements being made for William
Waldorf Astor owner. BENJAMIN PicNen =
sieper and Clarence Scifert are the architects
The Manhattan plans for new buildings
reported yesterday include n five story flour
warehouse, to be built for James, Doyle as
owner, at the northeast corner of Tenth ave-
nue. and Twehty-eighth street. at cost of
$4,000.
The Bronx plans for new buildings comprise
three five story flats to be built for the Moor
head Construction Company at a cost of
$4,000. on l49th street west of st. Ann 8
avenue; block of ten two story dwellings
for the Thornton Bros. Company on Find
lay avenue south of l8oth street to cost
$50, 900; two two story dwellings, for the same
owner on l89th street west of College avenue.
to cost $4,000, and two story and attic
dwelling on Tier street west of King avenue,
to cost 5000.
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PAwNBROKERS' SALES.
H.. L. EiHIskI, 20 bowery, sells 10 a. NJ:

L. FIRUsKL. 70 Bowery, sells 10 A. NJ:
June io-Greater n. Y. Loan Once: jewelry.
June lf-Wm. Simpson. el Park row: ali dia
monds, WATCHES, lewelry, goods every description.
pledged 70 April II. 1907 to No. 20o4I nd ali older
dates held over. " ~
June i2-s. A. Flatto. 1905 Sd av.: diamonds
watches, )ewery, goods every description pledg ed
prior Jups i 1907 70 No. e7ooo an older dates held
Prler June e. 1907. to No. eo7Oo ant ali older dates
June 40. Lawrence 2sos sth av.; clothing. odds
and ends, ac;. pledged prior June 2, 1907.
June lS-Chas. Lang Co.. 662 -664 9Th Av: all die
monds, watches, jewelry goods every descriptlon lon
pledged from March 20. 1907, to May l. 1907. in
older dates held over. ~ "
June 1s-Consoldated Loan Co., IIs formerly 1os,
Park row. Harry Levy Co., prop'r: all diamonds
watches, tewelry, goods every description pledged
dates held over. ~ " ''
June is-Mayer & Co Jersey City: clothing
June l7-Wm. Simpson & Co., 1851 Bowery al,
dismon1ds: ta watches jeTelry goods every descrp.
all goods held by request from preyIos see siS @
positively be sold In this sale. "''
June 17-Geo. Weaver 46O 9th nv clothIng l.,
pledged prior June 7. 1907. '
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Miscellaneous.

The Washington Heights Development
and Improvement Company, corporation
controlled by Henry l.. Felt and James p.
Mulhern. will build four six story elevator
apartment houses, each about 100 feet square,
covering the two block fronts on the. west
M iTssh streets The e1 operations have ye' been cen
financed by. A. L. Mordecai Il Son through
the Realty Mortgage Company.
Beni amin r. Lummis has leased the three
story and basement building at No 42 West
Thirty-third street for term of years to
the A. & d. Restaurant Company.
meeting of the Harlem Property Owners
Association will be held on Thursday evening g
at No. l47 East l25th street.
Ames L Co. have sold for Judge p. H.
Gilhooiy plot 66vll5, at the corner Of First
street and Brookdale place. Mount Vernon.
N Y, to John A. Weser.
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Yesterdays Auction Sales.
LAT IA Vese y Street,
BY JOSEPH p. DAY,

Amsterdam avenue. No. 1890 TO 1888, south
sssi corner Si lssih street; % ii1f9, nye
, sc!,on 2 !; ale On Judgment s7S,SSSsi; s%S u
sfsdhurst ~ avenue no sao. cas-, side, ss,i i'1'A"N
feet south Of i5Sd street, s9;llxioo; six
Ct al; due on Judgment; S,a7sT9; subject
to taxes &c, 500; subject 10 four mort
cages aggregating si2,Ol5,s5; to the plain
iso,h street north SIDE is feet VEST OF cro
Carty vs.. Elizabeth McCauIcy ct al; par
MsdsoG iSn syenas 10 GIsFT s 10 s northeast 400
s,s and Ssd sores srse ssS 1
chattsi mortgage Of s7si due on judg,
saea %eat; 'ios2S'of; subject to taxes. &c,
1851 street Nos 81 and 49, north Side % eet ''''' Wv
east OF Madison avenue, 50X09 II, six story
eG5jsf sssjsct e! to s ,ases dnG on ads%Sn
eSs,ie mortgage Of ssi E 'd ad Sine die
lOist street, No. i04 sou III side, 81 4 o feet
east OF Park avenue. l5ilXloOll, three
story dwelling; also lolst street, No. lo6,
lextDoll, three story dwelling: also Sew
en.y seventh street. No. SOi. south side.
III feet east OF Second avenue, 2l ,SSlO22,
six story tenement Regina Gross VS..
Ferdinand Schaad: ShCrln,s sale Of all
hao on april or since: +, the piantin. $500
BY BRYAN L, KRENEILY.
Eighth hi ayenne " No no, east Side, 77.s feet
s"uh VI olNtccHln street, 70. lAB3.b, lease
hod d,nve story tenement ard store: Barbara
.. krebs ,x We: I; II Carpenter ct al; due on
{S1yy on NJ sls'oSi2 z; subject To taxes. 90,
" 70 'ne plaintiff ..,.,,...,.,....." sil.2oo
BY l." J. PHILLIPS co.
sl1sn street. Nos. siO and si2 south side
l2s tect west OF bewis street l2xe7 sjx
story tenement and store: Morris Bloch
vs.; Annie Splro ct al; action i: duo on
Judgment, S00o,2j subject tp tn1ts
Skin siree, SfSsI' Nos 90 S Ss 'ainHG na s sSSooo
III ieei west OF Lewis street, 42xo7 sIx
story tenement and store; same VS. same:
ec..on due on judgment, 1900 80; sub
'''' 10 aies &c. 'Sa'.Ss to the plaintiff. $1,000
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Department OF Public Charities, foot OF East
Twenty sixth street, New York.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be received
BY the Department OF Public Charities at the above
once unti 2:3o O'Clock p. NJ, on
THURSDAY, JUNE Is. 1905.
For providing all labor and materials necessary
or required for the excavation. masonry. roonng
and metal work. carpentry. electric work. heating
work, plumbing work and all other work except
certain kitchen, sterilzng and lighting ixtures and
refrigeratorsl.. as set forth In che drawings and
plct!on OF q hcsp!ta! pavilion IN connection with
the II ONE for the Aged and lnhrm. Blackwell s
Island, The City OF New York.
For full particulars see City Record,
ROBERT W, HEBBERD.
Commissioner.
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The City o, New York, June 8, 1905

Bellevue and Allied Hospitals Department OF
New York City. Twenty sixth street and First ave
nue., Borough Of - Mahhattsn an The CITY Of New York
by the President OF the Board OF Trustees at the
above once until O'Clock p NJ. on
TUESDAY, JUNE 10. 1908,
For all the labor and materials required for the
plumbing and drainage and other work fol, the
pathologlcal department and male dormitory OF the
new Bellevue Hospital. situated on First avenue
and bounded by Twenty sixth and Twenty ninth
streets. Borough OF Manhattan, The City Of New
York.
For full particulars see City Record.
JOHN ". BRANNAN,
President Board OF Trustees,
Bellevue and Allied II ospta
Dated June L. 1908.
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GOING AFTER THE GOLDSBORO.
National Association OF Manufacturers VIII
Send Out an Agent.

So conflicting are the stories received in
New York about the steamer Goldsboro
that the National Association Of Manu-
faoturers decided yesterday to send at it's
own expense an expert shipmaster to Puerto
Cortes, Honduras, to examine the Bailey
treasure ship and her cargo. Conditions
being favorable and estimate Of cost reason
able, the association will take up the matter
Of sending a crew frow New Orleans to bring
the Goldsboro home. Then come the legal
questions Of the deportation of the property
and the extradition Of the officers Of the
Export Shipping Company who are under
arrest
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Department of Public Charities, foot OF East
Twenty sixth street. New York.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be received
by the Department OF Public Charities at the above
once until $50 O'Clock p NJ, on
MONDAY. JUNE rs, 1908.
For providing all labor and materials necessary
or required for the excavation, masonry. steel and
iron work, roofing and metal work. carpentry.
Ing work and all other work except certain Kitchen
sterllzng and lighting fixtures, refrigerators and
vacuum sweeping machinery, set forth in the
drawings and specifications for the construction
and entire complexion OF stan house. and the e1
Metropolitan Hospital District Blackwell's Island,
Borough OF Manhattan. the City OF New York
For full particulars see City Record.
ROBERT ". HEBBERD,
Commissioner.
The City OF New York Junc 8. 1908.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
Headquarters OF the Fire Department OF the City
OF New York, Nos. l57 and l50 East Sixty seventh
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. the City OF New
York.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be received
BY the Fire Commissioner at the above once until
1880 o'clock A. II. on
THURSDAY, JUNE IL. 1908.
Boroaghs of Manhattan. The Bronx and
Richmond.
No. 4. For furnishing and delivering paints. oils,
etc. for the Superintendent Of Buildings Buildings
supplies for the Superintendent OF Buildings.
No. 3. For furnishing and delivering lumber for
the Superintendent OF Buildings.
No = For furnishing and delivering plumbing
No 5. For furnishing and delivering nails.
screws, hardware. etc.. for the Superintendent OF
Buildings.
For full particulars see City Record.
NICHOLAS j. HAYES,
Fire Commissioner.
Dated May 90 1908.
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,, ~ = q = UNI IVN NU' NJ Shechhn, Auc-
June l2-By Fillln: diamonds jewery. DC
June l5-By AcAleenan's 400 Fulton st Brook
ware. from No. 6i79 April IS. e67. to No Ssi NAV
over. ~ ''' "''u
June 1s-By R. Simpson 4 Co., 1878 Broadway
formerly 100 Bowery; diamonds Jcwery. &c, =,
over. " s'' '' u
:, June l7--By p p. Fitzsimmons, 27s Broadway,
June !, 1907. ' r''Ntea W
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PROPOSALS..

once OF the Department OF Parks, Zbrowski Man
sion Clarerh ont Park Borough OF The Bronx.
SEALED BIDS VIII be received by the Park
Commissioner at the above ONCE OF the Depart
nlent OF Parks until II O'Clock NJ. on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE H. 1908.
For the privilege OF maintaining a rcfreshmcnt
stand and selling Refreshments lspirituons liquors
e1cepted ln pavilion TO be used as public @ sne,e5 q,
road, In Van Cortlandt Park. In the Borough OF The
Bronx
~ AN'' p.' ~ JOSEPH I. BERRY,
commissioners Of Parks.
borough OF The Brvn2s =
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Dntcd Juno 5. 1905.

PROPOSALS FOR SHOES Depot Qpartermas-
tcr's ONCE 30 Whitehall ST, New York City June o.
1905 Sealed proposals, in trpllcate subject to the
usual conditions win be received here until o'coc
1000 pairs Black Dress Shoes and 5000 pairs Rus.
sch Shoes to be delivered at either the New York.
Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago or st. Louis DepOts
The right Is reserved To reject or accept any or all
proposals any part thereof. Standard samples
can be seen and specifications, blanks for proposals
and full Information Will he furnished upon spplce
ton at this office Envelopes containing bids
should be endorsed Proposals for Shoes to be open
ed Jnly O. 1905" Colonel VIM. S. Patton, Depot Q. NJ
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ELI SOBEI. 90 Bowery, sells 10 A. NJ;
June io-Odds and ends: estate c. Sobel
Including NO. 5as42; NJ. Cohen, 9S4 1st av.- -
June i1-Oloihing; A Rothmaa, aas Hudson %.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

WANTED FOR U. s. ARMY-ASle bodied, un,
United States, OF good character and temperate
habits, who can speak. read and write English. s
plnes For Information apply to Recruiting onlcer.
Is Third Ave. 1852 Third Ave-, o62 Third AVE-;
sos r, sath ST; 80 SSsb Aye. ~, u, Pers MoW 10
New York: 383 Fulton ST.. t7i Fifth Ave. lD7 Have.
meyer ST., Brooklyn; q Montgomery st. Jersey
City. "a Hudson Place. Hoboken. y. j.
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SUPREME COURT,
APPELLATE DIVISION-FIRST DEPARTMEN


In the Matter
OF the
Application OF the Public Service
Commission for the First District for
the appointment OF three commits
sloners to determine and report
whether a rapid transit railway or
railways for the transportation Of
persons and property as determined
by the Commission ought to he con-
structed and operated.
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NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
TMo-HouR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
gvgRY HOUR ON TINE HOUR

Two-HouR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
gvERY HOUR ON TINE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA. Ly W. 2sp sr. =
90, 750, $40 $50, $50 1870, LAO 30 O. m. laSO, In,
@ s ,SS s az sSS 80 ssG isso t'S ri b an IS
$50, 90, $50 $50 30, $50, lo2o, ll0 p, N. - =,
Ly. LIBERTY ST.-l.0 S.D, 7eA s.s0 8 so, 9o9, 70 90,
5o6, 400 100 500, 800 D. m, H. lb midnight sundsya
40 SO, SO, 7 soC. % 80. ioso % p m. iais midnight
L1. v. ssD sF I'D sSs ii.S m. Id 40 s5o, Gs6
&%% o. noon, as aOo ioo. 60 10 p m, daily l' ''' ~
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv. "; 9D sT 'o ;o
q. M, 28 p, m. Lv. LIBERTY ST 1000 q m, Q,o
sats. onIy) $40 p m. Sundays, 1000 q M, 2a p m.
VIA ALL RAIL Long RrSnsh, e. sis a sA:bgggy
iS ipsi AM SGfS go ss,s cniyi io $40 Iao Gs except
sssi p5 no L. W iBERrY f ~ BIZ gT s Is Am
sats. only l;sO. $50, itS sis s!eepts SAT- 80 ss
$50 pm.
Hsinns.! HSo ssS GAsIs"s. sass
Ge. Gsnf H s Piep 81. Nh, % Foos " tp ;sss an,
si6, Ais (7E pm, Atlantic Highlands Pier onlSJ
sooT 6spAa Ar ST.. 100 a. M, 100 SIS rs ysiS p. M,
Atlantic Highlands Pier on1y). Sundays, 1000 q. M,
19O, 8.l0p.m.
Time tables may be obtained at following oflces:
Liberty St. wv 3d st. Tel Chelsea 34l, Piers ~ and
81, N r. Astor House, 245, 4Si 1900 iS,+ Brosdwsy,
ats Columbus Av New York Court 81, SO, s.4 Full.
ton st., ~ Nostrand Av.. Brooklyn $50 Broadway,
williamsburg. New York Transfer Co. calls for and
checks baggage to destination.
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KATHARINE MEYN having voluntarily left my
bed and board, the public is hereby notined that
Am no longer responsible for her debts.
- :. -3ISiD HENRY MEYN, lsl Roosevelt Bt.
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The exports from the ports were 1888 bales:
since September 8.99s,3s8. against s,lO6. 1857
last year.
Futures closed IL to 10 points lower distant
months being weakest. with the tone steady
and the estimated sales 10000 bales. Prices
as follows;
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PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION COM
MANDlNG OFFICERS QUARTERS. once Con-
strlctins 9IaFtermaster. F.. -T9ttcn, N.Y.; June s.
ceved at tnls once until p. NJ June 2bth for the
construction OF one set OF Commanding oncer's
lighting. Plans and specifications, and Instructions
to bidders. with all necessary information may be
posals should be indorsed PROPOSALS FOR
PUBLIC BUILDINGS and be addressed 20 the
Const ructing Quartermastpr. TT, TottC1, ". Y.
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JULIUS sHONGOOD. Aucaoneer by Jos
Shongood's sons Auctrs. % Bowery:
June ll-Clothing. &c, 8. Leichtentrltt b57 I'd ay.
Alex. Freund, l545 Sd av. "
June lsmClothlng. &c: J.; Goldschmldt 1877 I'd
W.; j. Blumenthal. 500 Hudson at.
June lo-Jewery, DC: pledged to June Q, 1907
a. Frankenstein d Co., 10 Delaney st.
June lB-Jewelry. Mayer 7Tf Qth
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CENTRAL AUCTION CO., VIM. Mccarv
Auct, 10, Canal ST.. sells 10 A. NJ:
June io,Ry II. Freel, 20 New Chambers st.;
clothing pledged to June 1. 1901 w.
June lf-By barney Loan Co., 1904 Sd Nv and
Mrs. J. Levy. 49, Narlck ST.: clothing pledged to
June s, 1907 W
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REAL ESTATE.

NNNo~>NN~NNN~
REALTY manager wanted for New York Once.
NEW JERSEY REALTY co. Bound Brook. y. j.
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Notifications Of Lexington Avenue
Route.
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OFFICE OF THE COMM ISSIoNERS. D. c..
Washington, May %. l9os.-Scsled proposals viii
June 49, 1908. for grading Massachusetts, Avenue.
y, ", extended and for hlIpg approaches to the
n E Blank forms OF proposal. specifications and
all necessary infoIma,Ion may i,,3s be 9ot9ned at
FARLAND, HENRY L. WEST. JAY j. NOR ROW.
Commissioners u. c.
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SEALED PROPOSALS In duplicate will be re-
ccived at ONCE OF Commissioner OF immigration.
Fits Island. n, Y H., until 2:e0 p. NJ, June 49, and
opened Immediately thereafter, for all labor and
materials required for the construction, elevator
aud mechanical equipment, OF proposed New Hos
pital Extension at IT, S. Immigrant Station. Ellis
Island y Y. II. Particulars as TO limit atlons and
conditions governing bidders may be obtained
from RORERT WATCHORN, Commissioner.
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JOSEPH p. DAY, Auctiouesr.
.sI on,ces 81 Nassau 81. New xoflks .aa.a.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

QUINCY ST. 20i-Large alcove room, handsome.
Iy furnished cool and airy private family telephone
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FRANkFURTJ NRSEN Nd, I'nIIhuelpnIH Pa,
June y. i90S.-Proposals in triplicatc viii be re-
ceved until O'Clock p. NJ, Thursday, July o. l91s,
for the construction Of ga story brick concrete
and steel building, 2O3 feet l0la inches long by
81 feet 3 inches wide. For further Information
apply to Colonel Frank Heath, commanding.
U. $. ENGINEER OFFICE, Room FL Army
Building. New York, n, j., June o. 1908, Sealed
River, a. y, will he received at this office until
IL ~. June 30. 1908, and then publicly opened
Co FnGTS.
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In Liverpool spot cotton declined 10 points.
Mildlng. std; sales, 1000 bales; imports,
5000 Futures declined 81 to i0h points.
Prices as follows:
The sun., 1908-06-10
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


s28 WEST 56TH Sr.Rooms for men. Shove
baths, reading room with mags zines and dali,
papers, Rates SEQ to $3.50 per week. 1eiephon
iOO8 Columbus.