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New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
m HARRIMAN'S PLACE
Marin Hughitt Succeeds Magnate
on N. Y. Central Board.

s,.c,ors OF the New York Central Railroad
.r.nv inset calculations In Wall Street yester-
- ~ electing Marvin Hughitt, president Of the
e,.ogo 4 Northwestern Railway Company, a
bsr Of the board TO az the vacancy caused by
-. Death Of +. il. Hartman. Similar action was
.1,.n hv the boards Of the Lake Shore and the
,,.,.riean Central. Although Mr. Hughi,t is a
...-.,,or and member Of the executive committee
:, re Union Pacific Railroad Comr4ny. il is as a
s,-esentatiye Of the Northwestern. which holds
lsrre amount Of Union Pacific preferred stock,
- no Is looked upon in the Street as essentially
. vanderbilt man.
:, had been assumed that man more strictly
-,-esentative OF the Hartman interests than Mr.
,1uehitt would succeed the late railroad magnate
!, she various boards Of the New York Central
svs,en OF which he had become a member only
!, ter months before his death and the election OF
,be Northwestern's president. therefore, came
srrnewhst rs surprise TO the Street The best
,rnon appeared 10 be that he went in as a VAN
r se-bTt man with the consent and approval Of the
hartman Interests. In some quarters however.
here vas inclination to regard the election Of
~ HughiJt evidence that the Hartman in
sysnce in the New York Central was waning II
his vas not the case. il was said ex-Judge Robert
Lovett would have been the most likely man
% have succeeded Mr.. Hartman on the roads d.
rectorate In connection with the election OF Mr.
Eughitt 70 the New York Central board. il was
yspored that the Vanderbilt interests had acquired
several large blocks Of New York Central stock
since the death Of Mr.. Hartman. thereby mate
rally strengthening their position in the property.
In Official quarters il was said that Mr.. Hughitt
had been made member OF the New York Central
hoard because he was a practical railroad man
ard his advice was desired IN the roads affairs.
u X Vanderbilt, who since his return from
Europe recently, has been unusually active in New
York Central affairs. started Immediately after
ths directors meeting a FIVE days inspection
rip over the New York Central lines. This was
looked uDon tending 10 support the stories that
Re- had taken steps 10 assure the Vanderbilt con-
fro, which, prior TO Mr.. Harrimans death, was
currently reported 20 be gradually slipping away
rom him.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
IRON TRADE CONDITIONS.

The Iron Age to-day viii say:
The very heavy volume Of orders which is being
ktl wan me steel Works y Fe-leet ted IN tiisi ~!
slyhg ~ raw material 10y some OF the leadine m
oeTencert works IN the middle of last week the
Astn1Tla company bought 4l,60o tons OF BessenleT
~, ~ winch 1900 tons was for delivery during
As year This has pretty well cleaned up the
ttalabe supply Of this grade in the Central West
snce then another large steel company has bought
%" tons q s=ic pig in the Buffalo market. and
s.trt hss been another buying movement in East
81 Pennsylvania. Tho cast iron pipe makers
- - bare q low grades. Steel billets are scarce.
ne ialge steel plant IN Eastern Pennsylvania has
sSSSktt round lot OF steel and is negotiating for
rs.--Hal tonnage, the shortage being approx
r1ssestE 5ltJ tons. There many small buyers
ssso-na} iron in the market, many Of whom had
S-t-titA uncerf2tcd their requirements for early
ttilet. and :hcre is every indication that buying
- ne part 81 consumers for delivery during the
~ - yesr is confident and liberal Rail sales fl.
"etE were about 10000 tons.
The Iron Trade Review to-day viii say:
as,oaAo~ing the heavy buying Of steel making
.ys cf lie Cambria Steel (somuanv last we, X
tIe has oeen increas sed interest in the market sar
- rsI-..s, and quotations have been adVa lced.
So. lhlle Iron and Steel Company has bought
ite-- ne same amount The basic market has
efe,a ttNe, particularly IN the Eastern district
tbs set.s go nave amounted 10 AT least 5000 toas.
frd e. 'ilatt inquiries are pending at chi ago
seSe - Louis Tho steel Corporation has bought
= So e[lsalo tons % basic for its Pencoyd works
ia sci oyy Ions OF basic is reported Al 81. Louis
= teS-HoIl IRONS moderate sales have been made
it,.s,He parts Of the country, but on The whole
fs.aas ls not 50 active as Il was q few weeks ago.
SCUM the price for first quarter seems 10 be
to, Dlshed So Birmingham. but there is stiIl
ids sI,ot iron available ~ sl4 80. strong proba
49, would follow rapid advances Of quotations in
fts o-Alt is having All important influence on
lsosi. 49, especially IN seml-hnlshcd and finished
fr'ste Tor import from the Continent and there is
.ot .iFF inquiry for foreign steel IN this country
ppi River
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
FAVOR JAMAICA BAY AS SITE.
Most Of Witnesses at Public Hearing Want
Canal Terminals There

The public hearing by members of the Barge
Canal Terminal Commission on the question Of the
canal terminals in this city resumed yesterday
at the New York Produce Exchange. Representa-
tive Charles B. Law spoke in favor Of Jamaica
Bay She site for the terminals. He said that
bay possessed the desired natural advantages and
had the benefit of proposed improvements by both
the federal government and the city of New York
Captain Edward S. Piper, Of Brooklyn; Philip
s. Farley, Of Queens; y. B. Kiner. secretary OF
the Jamaica Bay Improvement Association and
several other speakers also favored Jamaica Bay
as the site for the terminals. Lewis Nixon pre-
sented further arguments in favor Of Staten Island
The hearings adjourned subject 10 the call
of the chair. In the afternon the members of the
commission visited Jamaica Bay To-day they
will inspect the Bush terminals in South Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
ReceiUers' Sale.
REVIEWERS SALE

RECEIVERS SALE.
By virtue of and in pursuance of judgment and
Of the District Court of Travis County. Texas
Judicial District, rendered the Gath day
of September A. D. 1909, in cause No 24a51 wherein
of Texas is plaintiff and the Waters Pierce
OIL Company is defendant l. the undersigned Receiver
said and In my capacity Receiver will, on
the first Tuesday December. A. D. 1909 it being the
9Th day of said month, between the hours OF ten
o'clock 4. II four o'clock p M. at the Court
door in the CITY of Austin. in the County Of
Travis the State Of Texas proceed 10 sell at public
the highest bidder FOR cash, all the prop
erty both real and personal Of every nature whatso
ever except money hand of the said defendant. the
Pierce oil COMPANY, situated within the State
OF Texas that has come into my custody or
possession said Receiver. as said property is de
said order of sale and in the inventory
file in said and in the supplemental inventory
to be said Receiver in said the
9Th dav of December \. u. 1909 to which order OF
sale inventory and supplemental inventory reference
IS here made description The said sale to be made
without the right Of redemption and without further
valuation appraisement. and to be subject TO
proval confirmation by the said court and the pur
mt said sale shall receive, IN addt
10 the Of conveyance from Receiver
a deed Of conveyance from the said defendant. the
Waters Pierce oil Company, transferring all OF its
right title and interest in and 70 said property
Austin. Texas, September 81. 1909.
ROBERT ]. ECKHARDT Receiver
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
COpartnerShip Dissolution.

WHEREAS THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
w existing conducted IN the City OF New York by
Andrew y Skinner Jacob BeTmant Attorneys
ana under the firm of Skinner &
been terminated by the death OF the said
j. Skinner; and
whereas, said firm has transacted business in this
state for not less than three years,
Now therefore. TO the statute in such case
and provided, /, the undersigned the sole
viving member OF said firm, do hereby certify that
pui of said firm name in the conduct
OF the business profession of Attorney and Coun
that reside at No Al St Nicholas
Ivenue IN the Borough Manhattan City Of New York
In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto afhXed my
banS and seal this 9Th day OF October. 1909
~ JACOB w. BERMANT ISeall
CITY and County Of York.
On this 9Th day OF october 1909 before m person
aIlv appeared Jacob BermRnt 20 me known and
i-nown 10 me 10 be Individual described IN and
who executed the foregoing instrument and he duly
H. I. PERLIN.
Commissioner of Deeds New York City.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
KINGDOM GOULD w. U. DIRECTOR.
, Succeeds General Eckert-E. T. jeffrey in
James Hazen Hyde's Place.

Kinrlon Could. Edward T. jeffrey and Alvin W
Krech were elected directors Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company at the annual meeting yester-
day 10 succeed General Thomas r EclHert, James
Hazen Hyde and the late Z II. Hartman. The
Other retiring directors were reelected.
The election Of Kingdom Gould as a member Of
The board following so closely the election Of his
brother Jay Gould, 10 the directorate Of the Wa
hast Railroad. was regarded as evidence that the
EoHs of George J. Gould We're to be elected diree-
Tors in the Gould properties whenever vacancy
shall occur in any of their boards. Within the last
Fx months Kingdom Gould has been placed on the
oirectorates q the Missouri Pacific, St Louis d
IFon Mountain and Texas & Pacific railroads.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
cu,NA,s OPIUM CRUSADE.

The way in which the Chinese Of shansi have
- r-s s,ropq character An edict went forth last
go forbidding the sale the sowing OF poppy
seeds and Paul L. COrbn. an American Board
,7iesionarv at Tao-ku writes: 1T is hard TO be-
Iieve but it is true nevertheless that old Shansl
T., s,nqle season absolutely and completely
l,o,1,ad the cultivation OF the opium poppy The
,cT,lte Of ex-Presdent Tucker Of Dartmouth may
W. Ta untitled For aught know he says.
3r5efore the century is ont America may need
C,l,i-a IN "a Christian way much as to-day China
SladS Sl4ie America" Perhaps these Shansi men can
Ii,Ie ne nOjnts on how TO enforce our laws against
the sale Of alcoholic drinks ana other eVis'-CtIca
Press.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
ILLINOIS Two-cENT LAW ATTACKED.
Railroad Receivers Obtain InterlocutOry In
junction Against State Attorney General.

Springfield. H., Oct. ls.-The constitutionality
rf the Illinois 2-cent rate law is attacked in
Hn action brought IN the federal court by the
Chicago. Peoria 81. Louis Railroad Company,
IS a result OF which Judge Humphrey, In the
Tinted States Circuit Court to-day. granted a
preliminary injunction. restraining the Attorney
General Of the state from enforcing the .
sent passenger rate of this state against John
2 Ramsey and II. NJ Merriam, receivers Of that
railroad. There viii be hearing the merits
Il the case until the Attorney General moves
q dissolve the injunction.
The order for ihe injunction was entered a
PETITION fled by Philip B. Warren, solicitor for
the receivers, in which il is alleged among other
things that the 2-cent rate act is unreasonable
unjust oppressive, discriminatory, coniscatory
End void
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14

JANITOR ENGINEER. -Thorouxhlv az
perienced In the care OF apartments: ref
erences X. K. Tribune Harlem Branch.
263 West 125th ST
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
IURsDAY OCTOBER q. 1909.
rContracr kbI


SEALED BIDS Will be received hy the
Board Of Water supply. in Room 9IO. 2s9
Broadway, New York. until II a on
October 20, 1900. for Contract IS. for the
construction of portions Of CrOton and Ken
sico divisions Of the Catskill aqueduct. The
work includes tunnels on the hydraulic
gradient aggregattng about 81 miles in
length. II feet high by 1918 feet wide
inside; about SOS feet OF Putnam siphon Of
reinforced concrete Is feet in diameter;
about 81 miles OF plain concrete conduit
known as eUt-and-cOveF aqueduct. II feet
high by 17iz feet wide inside: the bypass
aqueduct. the infiuent. and efiuent gate
chambers and aeration works OF Kenstco
reservoir, and other accessories. The work
is located in the towns OF New Castle and
Mt. Pleasant, Westchester County. New
York. At the above place and time the
bids will be publicly opened and read
Pamphlets containing information for bid
ders. and pamphlets of contract drawings
can be obtained at Room 1910 at the above
address by depositing the sum Of ten dol
lars $40 for each pamphlet For further
particulars see Information for Bidders
JOHN 4. BENSEI4. President: CHARLES
N CHADWICK. CHARLES A. SHAW,
Commissioners Of the Board OF Water
Supply.
]. WALDO SMITH. Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
"HERMlT OF LITTLE ST. BERNARD"

The Hospice on the Little St Bernard recently
harbored a numerous and distinguished company
10 witness the unveiling of the monument to its
director the Able Pietro Chanoux Ordained =
priest at the age of twenty-seven, Pietro Chanoux
was from his youth enamoured Of the mountains
end IN his thirty-secOnd year he was placed in
oho,,a ~ the Hospice Many visitors sought his
com6any for he was distinguished botanist and
r1llhoIsr of no mean attainments. In later years
the ..old man eloquent had no more frequent or
delighted guest than the Queen OF Italy, now the
S',aen DowaRer Margherita. whom the news of
f;r death on February last fell with crushing
leToot = dundee Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
J. ]. HILL DENIES REPORTS.
Great Northern Not to Enter Hartman Ter
ritory in California

s. Paul Oct. l3.-Jarnes J. Hill today denied that
the Great Northern Railway will enter Hartman
lne territory in California by extending the Oregon
Trunk Lire 10 San Francisco He also denied that
there had been a conference Of railroad men at
tended by himself. J. P. Morgan, and Hartman
end FaHley representatives in New York re-
gently.
MY visit was connected only with business re-
ls;ing our companies" said Mr. Hill. 'The
stories published along the Pacific Coast to the
effect that the oregon trunk line proposes To build
into san Francisco have no foundation. All the
building which that line viii do viii he done in
oregon. There is plenty OF room for new feeders
in that section, and the mileage which we expect
70 add 10 the system viii be confined 10 that
Este
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


LAUNDREsS.-First class; neat. strong.
capable Swedish girl; does collars. cuffs.
shirts: excellent references: wages $50;
friend chambermaid or waitress; wages SIS
OsteTberg's Bureau, ZIG Lexington ave.
| Tel. 10a5-Plaza.
LAUNDRESS. By Finnish girl: best OF
references: city or country; wages 50 to
500 Yields Bureau. 324 Columbus ave-
Tel. Tse4-Schuyler.
LAUNDRESS-Fine lsundress wishes fam
ily washing. home OF out; lace curtains
done equal to new; fine drying: personal
reference. Lottle Marks. 21T West esth St.
basement.
LAUNDRESS. understands laun-
dry work thoroughly; shirts. collars. &c. !:
city. country: we'll recommended. sampson
& Nelson's Bureau. 412 4th ave. Phone
ISes-Madlson Square.
NURSE.-HOspital trained: will take entire
charge OF child: has had experience In
all contagious diseases: will act as attend
stands Weir Mitchell treatment; excellent
references M, Miss FttZGerald's Bureau
SOB 9th ave. entrance on 42d ST. Tel 1911
Murray Hill.
NURSERY GOvERNESs. chill
dren two to ten years: excellent city
references; S25-s30 S. Hofmayer's Blu
reau, 153 West 23d st. Tel. 1S64-Chelsea.
WAITRESS. swedish: excellent refer
ences; three years last place: neat; thor
Nelson's Bureau. 412 9th ave. Phone 1S6S
Madison Square.
ASHING.-Family washing. ironing by
month. week or dozen: private house;
open air drying; will furnish best refer
ence 332 East T2d ST.
WASHING -Farcy washing to take home.
sampson. S3 West 135th st.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
! sTe /
East l2Oth Street.

East lZOth street
The approximate amount OF the Hen or
charge to satisfy which the sbove-de-
scribed property Is 10 be sold. Is seven
thousand eight hundred and sixty dollars
CyTs6lo with interest thereon from the 2gth
Ssy Of September 19Oe together with costs
and allowance amounting 10 SSa3. 25. with
Interest from Oct 2d. 1909 together with
the expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes, assessments and water
Tates or other liens which are to be al
lowed 10 the purchaser out % the purchase
ana interest Said premises will be sold
,uhtect 20 a first mortgage OF SIS. 600. with
interest thereon from May LIST. 1900. and
subject 10 any state or racts that an ae-
cuTate survey may show.
Dated New York. Oct. 9th. 1900
JACOB S. STRAHL. Referee
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
PUBLIC NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
PARKS, Arsenal Building. Fifth avenue
and sixty-fourth street Borough Of Man
haitian. the City OF New York
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will
be received by the Park Board at the above
Office OF the Department Of Parks until 3
o'clock p. M. on
THURSDAY OCTOBER 21. 1902
Borough of Manhattan,
FOR WORK AND MATERIAL FOR
THE INSTALLATION OF ELECTRIC
LIGHT AND POWER PLANT IN THE
NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY. ASTOR.
LEMON AND TILDEN FOUNDATIONS,
FIFTH AVENUE. FORTIETH AND
FORTY-SECOND STREETS.
The security required will be Forty
Thousand Dollars $40 O0O).
The time allowed for doing and COM
pleting the work IN this contract viii be
one year after notice to begin work at
the building has been given by the Com
missioner.
The bids will be compared and the con-
tract awarded at lump or aggregate sum-
Plans may be seen and blank forms may
be obtained at the office OF the Department
OF Parks, Arsenal, Central Park, New York
City, and also at the Office of the Archi-
tects Carrere & Hastings, New York Public
Library Building, Manhattan.
HENRY SMITH, President;
JOSEPH l. BERRY,
MICHAEL j. KENNEDY,
Commissioners Of Parks
Dated October 1, 1909.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
RUNNING NO RISK.

't ye want Wit dat telescope Dusty2'
- - Psi kin look fer work AZ a safe distance -
-''1iaFllie Courier Journal
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. County Of New York.
Frederick Latner and another, Plain
tir. against Joseph Iiebling et al De-
fendant-In pursuance Of a Judgment OF
foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered
IN the Rboye-entitled action and bearing
undersigned. the Referee in said Judgment
named. will sell at public auction at the
Exchange SalesrOOm, Nos. 14-16 Vesey
Street, In the Borough OF Manhattan City
Of New York. on the Goth day OF October.
1903, at II clock noon on that day. by
directed by said Judgment to be sold. and
therein described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land. with the building and improvements
thereon erected. situate. lying and being in
the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
Beginning at a point CT the NOrtherly side
OF 10th Street. distant one hundred and
fifty $50 feet Westerly from the North
westerly corner OF 10th Street and First
Avenue; running thence NOrtherly parallel
with First Avenue one hundred C0O) feet
block: thence Westerly along the said cen
ter limo OF the block thirty seven (3T) feet
six (6) inches. thence Southerly again paral-
lei with First Avenue and part OF the dis
tsnce through PARTY wall one hundred
(iOOl feet eleven 0D inches 20 the North
erIy side Of 12Oth Street; thence EasterIy
along the Northerly side OF 12Oth Street
thirty-seven (37) feet six (6) inches 20 the
point OF place OF beginning.
Dated New York, Oct. 6th. 1909.
JACOB S. STRAHI4 Referee.
MARTIN II. LATNER. Attorney for Plain
tiff. $50 Fulton Street. Borough OF
Brooklyn, New York City.
The following Is a diagram OF the prop
erty 10 be sold: its street Number Is 3s5
East 12Oth Street:
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
BUSINESS CHANCES

S3Ss ZOO Party wishing % invest this
amount IN mining property ready to
ship ore can procure an excellent interest;
one wanted Who can give personal services
Address D.. Tribune Uptown once. 1854
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET.

BEDROOM, sitting room: sixth floor, ele-
Nstor apartment: suitable two gentlemen:
references. col West 135th ST.. Apart 6
BEDROOM, sitting loom, bath. use OF
kitchen for breakfast: elevator apart
ment; references exchanged. Apply Apart.
6. 6O1 West 135th st.
EXCEPTIONALLY desirable accommoda-
tions: select. nOiseless neighbOrhood; over
looking Central Park; unusually refined sur
roundings; res asonable. SHEPARD. BOX IS.
Tribune Office.
23D ST, 20 EAST Ciadison square South).
Suite. two rooms. bathroom. by month !;
references.
Both ST. Is EAST C5th ave Newly FUR
nished. sunny rooms; large. small; break
fast optional; telephone.
I02 WAVERLEY PLACE. northwest corner
Washington Square--Beautifully 1uFn-
ished suite. also single rooms: convent
ences. elevator. telephone. steam heat.
Brown
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
AGENTS WANTED.

ANYONE. anywhere. can start mail order
business at home. No canvnss;nE. BIO
your own boss. Send for free booklet TelIs
how Heacock IOckport N Y
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
CLARKs 18th Annual CRUISE

ettysburg- Annual Fan T.7-
Washington is. iRdsr sIs s'eGsS; Gsv. 0si 81
expenses included. Z
SIS. Attractive itinerary. Including
Mauch Chunk. Blue Ridge Noun
tains and HarpeTs Ferry send for
details TO MARSTERS TOURS. 81
West 3Oth St. New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
SAN FRANCISCO mININc sroc1e

FRANCISCO. oct. l3.-The ofIiciaI closing quo
--- -or mining stock. lo-dax wore as foIlona.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

BALTIMORE & OHIO R. r.
ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS
every Other Hour on the Even Hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily. sd ST. LTS-V e..
Washington. Sleepers. 49, 80 pm ISO am
Washington. Diner, Parlor Z. so am 5 90 am
Washington. Diner. PaTloF 9. so am 10 90 am
Washington. DiReI. .PaTior. IL so am 100 nm
Washington. FarloT, ,...-.. $50 pm 200 prn
Parlor Car, New York to Richmond, Va.
Royal Ltd.." Diner PaFioF 3 50 pm a 90 pm
Washington. Diner. Psrlor {. 50 pm S0s pm
Wasl tngton. EIftet, ParlOr 8. 50 pm TO0 ON
Through Daily Trains TO the West.
ChicaTo. FtttshurE. ---.-.- {. so am 500 Sn
Chicago, Colun9us- .--- II. 50 am Es-to 70
P!ttsbuTg CIeye' ard. ..... g pm zoe nm
''Pittsburg Limited 49,. ESQ pm Too pm
Gin. ST. l.. Louisville II. 50 pm y. 81 am
Gin. ST. l.. Louisville. o.. 3 50 am 1000 am
Gin 81. l., Louisville. 80 ON eco pm
Ofices. AS. asa. 1870 BrONdway. 8 Astor
HOuse. 22S Fifth Ave. n T.: s. Ave. y,
q Ridge ST.: S42 Fulton ST. NrOuklya
West 23f st. ana Libertv 81
After p M. Sleeping Car reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained az Bureau of Information.
b & o. r. r.. sd St. Terminal 'PhCns
No. Chelsea ESQ
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14

CENTRAL HUDSON LINZ
For NewbuTgh, Poughkeepste and Kingston
From Pier "a. n. r.. foot Franklin ST.
week days p. NJ
For West Point Newburgh and iutsrTns-
date landings. week days. 5 p n
Cs1v7d71yS 9 A NJ. Pier "A. N r.
SA4lAciyS ESQ A NJ. ". 128th 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
BOARD AND ROOMS

MADISON AVE. 694- 500. and e3d st.. %
East--Second floor suite: other rooms:
parlor dining rocm
56TH ST, 63 wEST.-Iarge. small steam
heated rooms; entire house newly redec-
GRATED; under new management, mex
haustible hot water supply; private baths:
electricity: hardwood floors; exceptional
table. Phone 1T69-Plaza.
s0TH ST. 40 EAST. high class
suites. with excellent board American.
18TH ST. 242 WEST.-Second floor front:
also medium sized rooms: near u and
subway: references.
AIS WEST 23D ST-Beautiful suite: double
and single steam heated rooms: private
bath; excellent table.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
mo All, cRnpIToRs OF THE ESTATE OF THOMAS

sfNO ALI. CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF THOMAS
SHARP deceased Whereas. the neXtot-kin OF Thomas
sharp late the City of Port JeTvis in the County OF
Snee deceased apply for Letters OF Admin
s,t;on on his estate provisions of Section
1se4 ~ she Code Procedure You hereby not
80 claims at my ohice. IN the
Village OF Goshen the County OF Orange on or before
nJovsmbeF 18TH. 1909
Dated October 4th. 1900 - e,u,,zUv e,.,o..,.
- II A. $ N. CUDDEBACK Attorneys toT feutions4s
L n Sios ii2-Il4 pike Street. Port Jervis. N. \.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14

WANTED.-A French boy, lately landed,
for gentleman's residence Call 10 Broad
way. Room "a Thursday afternoon, be-
tween 2 and 3 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
FURs AND FURRIERs.

RESSLER & EATZ. high grade flrriers'
remOdeling. cleaning and dyeins. LcNins-
Tan avenue, cor. s.d -. Tel So9l Lenox.