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New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
FORECLOsTKE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
york-CharIes r Schliess Plaintiff.
against Theodore Haas and others. De-
fendants. Action No. Z
In pursuance OF Judgment OF foreciosurs
and sale. duly made and entered IN tls
above emitted action and bearing dats
the 18th day % March. 1910. I. the under
signed the Referee Ia satd Judgment
named will sell AZ public auction. a. the
New York Real Estate -aiesrcO1l. Nos u
and 10 Nessy Street. in the Boroush %
Manhattan. City OF New York. on the l5-1
day Of April. 1909 at Il O'Clock noon On
the premises directed by said Judgment .
be sold. and therein described as follows
All that certain lot. piece or parcel =
land situa-e. Wing and being IN the Bor
. Cuzh OF Manhattan. tlty ana county %
New YorH, bounded and described as fol-
lows
BeEinnl-E at a point On the Southsriy SIS
of Ninety sixth street. distant one hundred
and ten 110 feet Westerly from the come
formed BY the intersection Of the SOutheriv
side OF Ninety sixth street with the West
sriy side Of First Avenue running Themes
SoutherIy. parallel with First Avenue, Cns
hundred ttGsn feet and Eight - inches 70
the centre line Il the block thence West
erly along said centre line of the block.
Thirty t30} feet thence N0rrherly. and
again parallel with First Avenue One nun
dred dO0s feet and Eight 50 inches 20 ths
said Southerly side of NiCstv-sixth street.
and thence Easre-ly along the same. Thirty
t30l feet. TO the point OF place Of beginning.
said premises being known by the street
Number 336 East Ninety sixth street
Dated New York. March ~. 1902
LOUIS F DOYLE. Referee
CHARLES BRANDT. Jr.. Attorney fcr
Plaintiff No. 1s9 Second Avenue Bc--
ouEh of Manhattan. View York CITY
The following Is a diagram 81 TIRE Prop
srty To b sold. It's street number Is os3
East Ninety-sixth Street
qS+b Sfrear
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CORTELYOU IN CONTROL.
His First Day rs 4ctiCe Erecutire
Of Consolidated Gas Com panu.

George B. Cortelyou. former Secretary NJ the
Treasury. assumed yesterday the active direction
~ The Consolidated Gas Company of which he was
elected president few days ago Mr. torfeI,-o,
-ent the day in getting acquainted meeting the
,rree vice presidents Walter r. Addicks Lewis r
;autry and Robert 4. Carter. who IS also sec
,e-arv: the treasurer. James 4. Bennett and the
various heads Of departments and in disposing OF
a large quantity Of mail. which had accumulated
m his desk in the companys main Office at Irving
Place and 18th street
II Is his purpose 10 devote much time in the
-1-,r=e OF the next few weeks famarizing him
elf with the physical condition of the company
and 10 that end he will visit all Of the plants and
,ake irst-hand observation. In the mean while
.,-+i he becomes thoroughly versed in the affairs
~ r-a great property of which he is the ex-
c,,-ize head. Mr. CorIelyou is not likely TO discuss
for publication the question of S1-cent gas or other
,,f,ierrs interesting to consumers
~ Carteyou and his family staying the
,,snbattan Hotel. which he always made his head
,s-tels during visits TO this city while Secretary
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and this operation would represent yearly relieI
of g. 1se 652
The net return from tie issue of 100000 general
lien bonds which the company is authorized "
issue yearly for construction purposes IS neure"
AT ssso COO and the net return from the sale OF SS
$50 O0o Of other bonds s45250o year for the nVe
years The company has also made heavy al.
vances to subsidiary companies, from the saie ol
the securities cf which is estimated the average
sum of s6e4 ia yearly will be obtained
The orinion conmends highly the management or
the Erie and says that the Improvements ALREADY
completed will largely decrease expenses, ana that
those in contemplation should result in improFeu
service and operation.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
PemaIe.

NURSE to grown children. nursery gov
erness; neat North German girl: Prot
estant; best references Osterberg's Bu-
reau. 7l6 Lexington ave. Phone 1000
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ESTIMATES ERIE INCOME,
Opinion of Public Service COmmis-
sion Encourages Security Holders.

The full opinion OF the upstate Public Service
Commission. accompanying the order granting per-
mission to the Erie Railroad Company, under GER
tain restrictions, to issue its proposed S30G0,ooO
of new bonds, contains much information encourag
ing to the security holders of that property.
The opinion estimates the net corporate income Of
the company yearly for the five years al
&5ooooe. and estimates also that if the bond issue
plan shall be carried out, total of 80 ,266
year. including the net corporate income. will be
at the disposal of the company The funding of
$l,3Soo00 in coupons during the fve-year period
means the saving of $4,000 a year, less per
cent interest the bonds used in funding, or
$569ooo year. relief of s1.707O00 The refund
ing Of slo992 Of equipment trust certificates. the
opinion says can in all probability be readily eff
fected upon terms advantageous TO the company,
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30

JOHN A BENSElA Commission
President ers of the
CHARLES y CHADWICK. Beard OF
CHARLES A. SHAW. Water Supply
J. WALDO SMITH, Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT. secretary
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
New York, New York County.-JosePh
schweizer, plaintiff. against Ernestine
Schweizer. defendant. Action for an abso-
lutte divorce Summons.
To the above named defendant. Ernestine
schweiZer: You are hereby summoned to
answer the complaint in this action. and
to serve a copy Of your answer on the
riaintlnrs attorney within twenty days
after the service OF this summons. exclu-
sive ~ the day OF service. and in case OF
your failure 10 appear. or answer. Judg
ment Will be taken against YOU by default
for the relief demanded In the complaint
Dated. New York. Fehruary 25th, 1909.
z O. DUVALL,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post OfTIce address and Once. No III
broadway. borough OF Manhattan, New
York city. New York.
To ERNESTINE SCHWElZER:
The foregoing Summons is served upon
you by publication pursuant 10 an order
OF the Hon James Fitzgerald, a Justice
OF the supreme Court of the State Of New
York dated the 9th day OF March. 1909. and
duly fed with the complaint In the once
OF the Clerk Of the County Of New York NJ
the County Court House in the Borough Of
Manhattan. Guy Of New York. on the 10th
day Of March. 1909 Dated. New York
March 18th. 1909
r G. Dt-NALL.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
PUst Office address and ONCE. No III
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan, New
vnrk CITY. New York.
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The approximate amount Of the len OF
charge 10 satisfy which the ahove-Se-
scrihed property is 20 be sold Is IS e2S ..
with interest thereon from March : 1919.
together with costs and allowance amount
ing 10 S6T6. 93. together with the expenses
OF the sale The appr- -Ximate amount ot
the taxes assessments and water rates or
other liens To b. allowed 70 the purchaser
out OF the purchase money ~ paid bv the
Referee. is $3.50. - and interest. Tnis prop
erty win he sold subject to a first mortgage
q SI9 COO. with interest at 81 from June
1st ta0s.
Dated New York March 20 1902
LOUIS F DOYLE. Referee
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SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS viii -
received by the Board q Water Suppy. in
the Office Of the Board. go Broadway. New
York Room $40. ninth loOr. until II A. NJ
on April 19. 1909. FOR PRINTING AND
DELIVERING THE SECOND ANNUAL
REPORT OF THE BOARD or WATER
SUPPLY Of THE CITY OF NEW YORK
At the above place auG time The bids viii
be publicly opened and read The award
o. the contract n awarded Viii be uads
s1G1 thereafter as practicable Ths
Board reserves tire right 70 reject any and
all bids Pamphlets containing infOrma-
tion FOR bidders. form Of contrast. specfd-
cations etc. can be obtained a Room l5l5
AZ the above address by derositi1g the sum
u five d-Ilsrs $50 for each pamphlet. %
insure its return in acceptable condition
within thirty cays from the date on which
bids are 20 Re opened For fIrther par
ticuIars see city Record
JOHN A BENSEsL. President
CHARLES y CHADWICK.
CHARLES a. SHAW.
Commissioners Of the Board OF Warsy
supply.
J. WALDO SMITH. chief Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT- Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30

Of the Treasury H o Weaver. who has been his
private secretary for several years in Washington
comes with him in the capacity to the Con-
soidated Gas Company.
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MALLORY LINE STEAMER ASHORE.

Mobile, March 2e.-The Mallory Line steamer Rio
Grande. outbound for New York, went aground in
the Mobile River hard and fast to-day. and 1t
may be necessary to discharge her cargo before
she can proceed.
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STORAGE.
STORAGE NOTICES.

TO LOUIS W. GROAT: You are hereby
notified that the time for the payment Of
NV lien uron the property hereinafter de
scriped having expired. after due notice
thereof had beer given YOU, Will cause
such property to wit. once furnishings and
personal effects stored by YOU in the sth
Ave Storage Werehouse. to be sold at pub
lie auction according to statute in such
case made and rSovded at s n car
rozo's 4Gs Sth ave. New York City. on
Tuesday. April lfeh. 1909. at IL a N.
sTH AVE STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
Benz. n. Cardozo. Prop.
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PROPOSAIA
SEALED Rrps OF PROPOSAL

SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS viii %
received by the Board Of Water supply,
f., ths once OF the Board. 299 Broadway
New York Room slo @ n,nth i .S-, aSoI Until s, ~ ~
for the construction Of portion ot tns
tatSkrl acueduct. consisting u MIL
WOOD. SARLES, HARLEM RAILROAD
II.EASANTvILLE and REYNOLDS HILL
tunnels PUTNAM SIPHON. and MILL
WOOD SOUTH. SARLES and PLEASANT
VILE cut and-cover- The tunnels are II
rsef high BY I3 Is feet wide inside and
a94regate ahou, 3 miles % the renal inder
about IS miles are standard cut-and cover.
II feet hish BY iTls feet wide inside. and
about 20GO feet are cut-and cover OF special
design The work Is located about miles
east OF the Hudson river. in the towns Of
New Castle and Mt Pleasant. Westchsstsr
At the above riace and time the bids viii
De publicly opened and read The award
OF the contract. IL awarded. viii be made al
soon thereafter as practicable The Board
reserves the rizht to reject any and all
bids Pamphlets containing Information for
bidders form Of contract specifications.
etc and pamphlets Of contract drawings
can be obtained AT Room 1918. at the abovs
address. by deDOsiting the sum OF ten dol
lars tS1Ol tor each pamphlet or twenty
dollars 500 for each set. to insure their
return In acceptable condition within thirty
DAYS from the da.e on which bids are 70 DO
opened. Fer further particulars see City
Record
JOHN A BENsEL. Commission
CHARLES y CHADWICK. Board Of
]. WALDO SMITH. Chief FnSinssr.
THOMAS HAsSETT- secretary
SEALED BIDS OK PROPOSALS will De
received by the board OF. Water supply,
in the Office of the Board 2Ss Broadway
New York. Room 80. ninth floor. until II
A. 81 on March 30. 1909. for CONTRACT
IS for the construction Of CROTOS and
CHADEAYNE TUNNELS. KITCHAWAN
and WILDWOOD NORTH CCT-AND-
COVER, and a portion Of CROTON CUT
AND COVER in the CrotOn division OF ths
Catskiu aqueduct. IN the towns OF York
town and New Castle. Westchester County.
New York The tunnels are on the n.y.
.sraulic gradient ard are 5000 feet and zoo
feet long. respectively. and II feet high by
f3ls feet vide inside The portions OF cut
snd-coy er aqueduCt are OF plain concrete.
II feet high BY 17is feet wide inside and
aggregate I3 no linear feet At TIE above
mace and time the bids will De publicly
Suened and read. The award OF the con-
tract II awarded. will be made as soon
thereafter practicable. The Board nay
reject any o. all bids Pamphlets contain
ing information for bidders. form of con-
tract speCifcaticns. etc. and pamphlets %
contract drawings. can Dc obtained az
Room 1918 at the above address By depos-
icing the SUN Cf ten dollars tSlOl for eacn
set 10 insure their return IN acceptabIs
{ condition within thirty DAYS from the date
on which bids are % Be opened For fur
lher particulars see City Record.
JOHN A BENSEL.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK
CHARLES A. SHAW
commissioners OF the Board CT Watse
W4LDo SMITH.
Chief Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT.
Secretary
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NAVIGATION OPEN ON GREAT LAKES.

Cleveland. March 2e.-The steamer City OF De-
troit arrived here from Detroit to-day on the hrst
trip of the season, officially opening navlga-
ton on Lake Erie No ice was encountered
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
TORE--CharIes 2. Schiiess. Piaintin.
against Theodore Haas and others De-
PENDANTS Action No. ?
In pursuance 4 a Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered ir thS
above-entitled action and bearing date tbs
18th day Of March. ltvS. T. tire under
signed, the Referee Iu sIid Judgment
named. viii sell a. public auction. az tee
New NorE Real Estate SaleS-oom- Nos i
and rs Nssey Street. IN the Borough q
Manhattan. city of New YCrE. en- the i5tl
cav CT April. 1879. az u O'Clock noon Cn
the premises erected by said Judgment 20
be sold ard therein described as 70 lows.
All that certain lot piece or parcel =
land. situate. Wing and being in the Ecr
ouGh Of Manhattan Cty and county q
New York. bounded and described as fol-
lows:
Beginning a. a point on the Soatherlv
side = Ninety sixth Street distant eighty
ts0 feet westerly from the corner formed
by the intersection cf the SOutherly side C
Ninety sixth street with the Westerly sids
Of First Avenue. running theme SoutherIy
parallel with First Avenue One hundred
1GM feet AMI Eight - inches 20 ths
centre line ~ the hl-CS. thence WeStsr' y
along said centre line q the block Thirty
An feet. thence Northeriv. and azsin ra~-
aIlei with Firrr Avenue. one huldred fesN
feet and FiSht 60 inches ro the sait
SOUTH -Iv side o. NINETY sixth street. a. 4
thence Easterlv along the sane. Thtrtv tSN
feet TO the point or nlace % beSinuin<.
Said premises being known b. tHA Street
Nunlber 2SS East Ninety sixth street
Dated New YORK NarcN 20 IoCA
louis 2. D0vLF Psfsres
CHARLES BPANnT. Jr.. Attorney s,r
PlslntiT 40 80 Second svs-us Bo--
ouES ~ Manhattan. Nsw V~~I City-
The following is a di7sr1r1 - rHe prcu-
erty T. he snid its street number IS 23S
East Ninety-slxth Street
Goth street
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ENreSlQelr-
CHARLES y. CHADWICK
CHARLES A. SHAW
commissioners OF the Board CT Wat&
supply
J WALDO SMITH.
chief Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT.
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
DISCARDED CLOTHING.

LADIES. I'VE giIl buy you fine evening
street dinner costumes. furs. etc. for
highest caeh value. Write or phone: Will
cali personally al your convenience. Nina
Natal. 74s 9Th ave. Tel Bryant-S7o
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and-America Line

TyvfN-sCREw PASSENGER SERVICE
NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM VIA BOC-
LOGNE
~ kndr,,. Mar. 80. 10 am Noordam Apr i3
Potsda rn..Apr 6. 10 am r do n(nevl Apr. 20
New Giant ROTTERDAM Sailing APRIL
oO Luxurious Social Halls, Palm Court,
Glass Enclosed Promenade Deck. open Air
ian,TTI.ASD-AMERICA LINE 80 B'way.N. Y.
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The approximate amount % the Lien nr
charge. to satisfy which the a5oF e-de-
sCribeI propsrrv Is 10 be sCl1. e -. 225- -
with interest thereon from the Sth day OF
March. 1909. together with costs and allow
ance amounting to S7c6 - together vtra
the expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes. assessments and water
rates. or other liens 10 bs allowed 70 tbs
purchaser out Of tire purchase money. Or
paid by the Rsferee. is S3S 90 and interest
This property Will be sold subject % a frst
mortgage Of $40 00N. Wich interest a SO
from June 1st 1905.
Dated New York. March ~ 1909
I0I-IS L DOYLE Earsrse
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rrPEwKIrING AND TYPEwRITERs.

--------------~----- ----~--------~---------------
TYPEWRITER BARGAINS - RsrninS-
tons. Smiths. UnderWoods. others. guar
anteed. SIS up. bought. sold repaired
Atlantic Exchange. 34J Broadway
VICTOR VISIBLE. - Nassau ST cata-
Iogue free: all makes taken part pay
rnenT: bargains in UnderWoocs. Reming-
tons. divers. SnithA
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Enie.
BUTLER and COOK. -: French. EnsIisa.
iS-lsn, single. snail private family or
tacneoi. reliable. J. Il. ssgno. lc5 West
zth 50
~ --Ak = sefUi All around man. Swiss,
Rases. - 10 e36. references. cisv or
esauti3- lBdusfGtsl Association Il Aiaer-
~ TIE lt.-SWece. DcsI references charac-
- a1iiitys clty II c0Urtry- J. O.. 200
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30

.r,r,PrSSING enevelopes at home. Aug.
~ Herman. care or CaTdell, SJ1 West
-ATrr s.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30

p0oKKEEPER. Expert: audits. writes
M halarces. ope1s, closes personal books
1t,-s-i--- - weekly monthly arrange
49, .7e-ste 50 larry Bookkeper. Il Il.
zf lOth ave. Telephone s41 Chelsea.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30

AROUND THE WORLD CRUISE
w BY s. S. ARABIC. Il
ts COO Tons Oct. i6 $3.50 and up
40 TOURS TO EUROPE S21O UP
Frank I. Clark. Times BUILDING. New FORK
COOKS 20 TOURS TO EUROPE.
All expenses included. Booklets
TuOS. COOK & SON. 245. l20l Bway.
s4o Madison ave. $50 5th ave. New Yerk
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-30
Dark Horses In
Work For
Marathon

The Marathon race to be held on
April Is is going to be about the
most exciting affair we have seen In
these islands for some time. Arrange
ments are being made now for the
event and the course will be staked
OFF and ready for roping soon. A
surveyor is going over the track and
there can be no dispute as to the ex-
act distance run during the race. The
prizes will all be worth winning and
range from 500 to IS. The winners
may take cash or trophies as they
wish.
Spectators will have a good time
OF II and. whilst comfortably seated,
will be able to watch every action
of the men ON the track as they plod
along their long journey. About so
laps will be run and as there prob
ably will be n very large crowd of
starters the excitement should run
high. A big crowd OF runners are In
active training for the go-as-you-
please and most OF them are doing
their work in the open and not try
ing to hoodwink the touts. Some
peds however. are doing the dark
horse stunt, and go to great pains to
keep their various times secret. OF
course II is all In the game. and ev-
eryone can please himself. but an
this Is not a great betting town II
is certainly amusing to watch some
of the antics OF the mysterious ones
Mr. Harvey OF Il. o. Hall & Sons IL
taking entries for the race. and al
though only few have so far put
peds have signified their intention III
entering, and next week should se'
the entry list swell up a lot.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-30
PROGRAM

. Secretaries or other author I
. lied representatives OF ciubs
. are asked to send In a list Of I
- events. scheduled by then. that
. they may be Included In the
. program. Address all commu- I
. nications TO the Sporting Ed I
. tor. Evening Builetin.
. Marathon
. Apr. IS. League Grounds.
. Golf
. Apr. 25' Team. I
. Baseball
. Apr, a. Waialua w, Wala'
. nae. I
. Apr, 4 EVA W. Alien. I
. . . . . . . . . . .
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-30
LaWmakerS Are
To Shoot OFF
Match

Next Saturday afternoon the Rep
resentatives and Senators will meet
at the rife butts In the N. @. II. gal
lery to shoot on a match at differ-
ent ranges. Senator Chlllingworth,
ranking as general. will captain the
Senate team. whilst the House will
be led by Representative Alfonso,
who also has a right to the title OF
general for the time being.
The match should be very interest
ing. as some OF the country members
are good rife shots. No doubt some
fine scores will be put up and bulls
eyes, centers. and magpies will be the
order OF the day. The match will
begin at 3 O'Clock. and by that time
the N. @. II. building will probably
be crowded with spectators.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-30
'' g; g. SPORTS e: g.; C.:
ROu Ids
of Good Old
StOuSh


The boxing show at the 0rpheum
next Saturday night should be full
of "stoush" from the time the FIRST
pair Of scrappers step into the ring
till the last pug walks, or is carried.
out of the arena at the end OF the
sixth bout. No less than six pack
ages of wallop are TO be presented
TO the patrons of the noble art. and
say, won't there be some hair-raising
fighting whilst the men are exchang-
ling mitts!
When Wonder" Silva and Nelson
shape up for their eight-round go the
fight fans will settle down comfort
ably to enjoy real hurricane act.
II the marine adopts his usual style
of fighting he will soon stir the royal
blood of Portugal In the Demon:
in fact. the noble fluid may be put
on tap. And then-wow! How will
the Punchbowl hero dash into the
fray, and how he will hook that mus.
cular left arm OF his into Mr.. Nell
sons Stats. Il sure is going to be
"o''e nen', anu "oi'n h'en' ''s''
W u".e WIN Tue ian,'y ''ocN "
'a,sc 'he aousn ,oI u 'lcNe.'
Then the Wahilani-Marlow scrap
WIN De a most interesting one IRON
al s'ahupoihu' Inc Le''enua man
u saiu 10 nave Deen sparrihg part
90 81 q IaN ~
ner vi jimmy nri'', anu IL '"a' W
,ne case .ne 'ocai iaa B going u
nave warm TIME gun "aniian,
10 no siouch at 'ne INIT game anu
may oe 'e'eu upon 70 put up d sun
10 rom 'he zap OF 'he gong.
ooriea anu fieh'ey WIN nave
'r'enu's u'Scuss'oh winch 10 scheu'
u'eu 10 20 'our ROUNDS. heniey IL
'Iucn improved at 'ne game ana
snou'u give .orrea soou 'uss'e io'
'ne uec's'oh' Marathon JACKSON
wiz take On oarconi Oh camp very
anu Tue Ja"nt ~ over iour ROUNDS