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The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND. July 1.-THE following marriage
licenses were issued here today;
John A. Hance. "a klamath Falls, and
Pearl CoTles, 10. Alameda.
walter Mnnfhorp. &C. and Msyme F. Ben
ton 30 both Of Berkeley.
Richard N LESLEY, % Frutvale and Ma
tbilde Schwesinger. IS. Berkeley
Golden L. Downing. p. and Hazel NJ Vaughn.
%. both Of Oakland.
James W. MeKinnon. %. and Mamie TInsley.
16. both Of Oakland
Carl n. Anderson, %. and Alma Masker. p,
both OF Oakland.
Glover B. Wilcox. 30. and Edna E. Rice. %
both Of San Francisco.
Clarence A. Campbell. IS. and Nellie skirving
q. both Of O'Neill, Neb
Charles D. semple. 2s, Oakland, and Ida NJ
Rosie, 30. Chicago.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
LIMIT OF LAW IS
GIVEN TO DOCTOR
Married Man Who Lured Girls
to Office Heavily Fined
and Imprisoned

OAKLAND, July Nv. c. Sheppard,
a physical culturist and beauty doc
tor" was sentenced on two charges OF
battery by Police Judge Samuels this
morning to one year in the city jail
with fine of $1,000. 1t was the maxi
mum penalty under the law.
The severe sentence was pronounced
after three girls had testified and
Sheppard had been rebuked on the
stand for his language by his own at
torney, who submitted his case with
out evidence while condemning his
client.
The attorney representing Sheppard
was w H. Johnson of San Jose. He
did little cross questioning of the two
chief witnesses, Miss Ely NJ. Smith. a
Fruitvale high school girl. and Miss
Neva Stewart of 1920 Wood street.
ATTORNEY SUGGESTS INSANITY
When the testimony was all in, john
son said that he found no reason to
discredit any portion of the evidence
and pleaded for his client as man of
execrable character whose Infamous ac-
tions could be explained onlylas those
of an insane person. He made for
NAL request for leniency.
Police Judge Samuels commended
Johnson for his attitude and then i'm
posed on Sheppard the extreme penalty.
Monday the beauty doctor" will enter
the chain gang for hard manual labor.
COMPLAINTS CoRROBORATED
Miss Smith related her experience
with the man whose advertisement for
help she had answered. Miss Stewart
told a story substantially the same
Then Miss Wooley Peters of 1920 Wood
street gave corroboratory testimony
having been with Miss Stewart when
Sheppard made advances to, her.
Prosecuting Attorney Hennessey de-
manded the full penalty. Judge Sam
uels, ordering Sheppard to stand. said
you are sentenced to spend six
months in jail on the first case and the
same in the second case and to pay a
fine of $500 in each case 1t will be
better for society If you are removed
and 1 believe it viii be better for your
family"
As Sheppard left the courtroom or
the way to jail, he met his wife and
two children. He burst into tears, and
his wife, weeping, gazed at him and
walked away without greeting her hus-
band.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
HORSE OWNERSHIP
DONEOF CONTENTION
Chief YOIImer Has a GOrdian
Knot TO Cut in Deciding
Question

BERKELEY, July 1.-THE ownership
OF & bay mare with star on her fore
head and her feet cut BY a barbed
wire fence IS causing Chief OF Police
VoIImer OF this city as much trouble
as Solomon OF old had in deciding the
ownership Of q particular baby Noll-
mer has wrestled with the perplexing
question and has almost come TO the
conclusion that a division Of the ami
nal after the Solomon precedent would
be the best way out Of the dilemma.
F. X. Coady Of 210s Cedar street went
10 the police station with haste this
morning and asked 70 see Chief Noll-
Tner, and 10 him declared that his mare.
lost two years ago last April. was in
the Berkeley livery stables in Center
street near Shsrtuck avenue. Coady
said that he had seen Mrs. z. Rudley
OF 1850 Cedar street drive the animal.
which he recognized Immediately He
had followed her 10 the livery stable.
VoIImer started for the stables with
Coa6y and thought that il would be
an easy case TO prove that COady was
the real owner OF the animal
But he enc 0untered a snag IN the
shape OF afndsvits from II. NJ Water
bury, proprietor Of the stable, 10 the
effect that he had owned the horse for
AZ least three years. The animal had
been the property OF the stables for
q much longer time, however. he
averred, as Z. Fitzpatrick. formerly
proprietor. had owned her before him.
Coady was not a bit absshed, how
ever, and showed that he purchased the
animal from S. Steed. a grocer, who
formerly had his place OF business at
Shattuck avenue and Dwight way.
Moreover he made the purchase April
i, 1907. a few days before he lost her.
Chief Volimer decided that he would
have 10 take the problem under ad-
rfSenenf.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
Shoe Department

Patent Colt Oxfords, medium toes
and swing lasts, reduced from
pf ". ....-..-.-.... @@so0
Russia and Willow Calf Tan Ok
fords, welt soles, swing and drop
lasts; regular 81 shoes, now $2.S5
Tan Calf Welt Oxfords: were $3.50;
TO close ............. $3.50
, Gun Metal Calf. low cut, button.
Goodyear welt; regular 81;
now $50
Wei Kid Lace Shoes, calf tips,
Goodyear welt; were. $3.50;
now ..-...... $50
Velour Calf Lace Shoes, calf lined;
straight last; viscolized double
soles; regular s4; now. .$2.S5
Patent Colt Blucher; Goodyear
welt; swing last; medium sole; a
very dressy shoe; reduced from
9o lo $50
Box Calf and Velour Calf Butchers.
large sizes only; regular $3.50
and 81: now-......... $2.S5
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
CHIEF WILSON SIGNS
NAME FOR TOURISTS
NewspaPermen Add to Inscrip-
tions by Taft and Cardinal

OAKLAND, July I7--Four globe
trotting journalists OF as many nation
siities petitioned Chief OF Police Will
son for his autograph this forenoon as
mementoes 10 add 70 the signatures OF
President Taft, Cardinal Gibbons. gov
errors Of various states and chiefs OF
police Of many cities.
The itinerants were Silvio Ortonas,
French; Prof Alfredo BattelIi, Italian;
Albert Wilkes. American, and Adolph
Schneider, German.
They are touring the United States
prior 20 a departure for the orient,
where they intend traversing China and
Japan by foot Professor Battelli
speaks the languages Of those peoples
and VIII be the interpreter Of the party.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
WILL DEDICATE NEW
CHURCH IN THE FALL
Except for Organ, College Ave-
nue. Edifice Is Completed

BERKELEY. July 17-With the
completion OF the painting Of the inte-
rior this morning, the College avenue
Methodist Episcopal church is ready
for the installation, OF the big pipe or
gan, when it viii be formally dedi-
Gated.
Standing al the corner of Russell
and College avenues, the church is one
Of the hsndsomest in this city.
The interior furnishing is finished in
Hight oak, with delicate tints for the
ceilings. The church choir has already
started rehesrsals for the dedicatory
services, which Will be held this fall.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
SUES TO COLLECT ON
BURGLARY INSURANCE
Furrier Says Policy Was Repu-
dated After Robbery

OAKLAND. July 17.-Suit to recover
$500 on a burglary insurance policy
was fled IN the superior court today
hy George Foldesy, a furrier, against
the Pacific Coast casualty company
Foldesy says that he carried a 1000
insurance policy against burglary or
larceny on his stock at 5sI Sixteenth
street, and that his place was broken
into last September and stock valued
81 s.. SOC stolen.
Proof Of loss made 10 the company
brought no results, he said, and the
suit was fled on its final refusal to
panF.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
Hat Department

Fifty dozen Colored Soft Felt Hats;
broken lines from our regular
$3.50, SO and $3.50 grades; Aall
sizes, but especially large assort-
ment of 1-S, TIA and Z S-s; sale
price Sl.zo
SIS and Sc Straw Hats. now. :. $3.50
$3.50 Straw Hats, now w.......S $500
$3.50 Straw Hats, now .s1.25
s15O Straw Hats, now....... 75c
$12.5O Panama Hats, now. 1926
$3.50 Panama Hats, now..... 1915
$500 Panama Hats, now. $3.50
Visor and Outing Caps, regular 75c
and SOC. 25c
o. T. Caps. odd lines, were 81: re-
duced TO. ...s.s.s. Sl.UO
All Leather Automobile Caps re-
duced 0ne-half.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
Boys Department

Russian Suits. sizes 21z to 5, regu-
lar s4 to 81, now. 1925
Straight Knee Pants Suits: sizes 9
to 10; regular S. and 81 suits:
sale price ..-.......e e2.25
Knickerbocker and straight Knee
Pants Suits; sizes s TO Is: regu-
lar S. 60 sS; now...S8 $500
Refer Overcoats; sizes 21k, 3 and
4; regular $4 coats; now. $500
Boys and Youths Suits; sizes n
to Is; colors and plain black.
values to SIS; now $500
Knicker and straight Knee Pants.
sizes 4 to II; were 800 and
S1.oO' now .--..----....... soc
Corduroy Knee Pants; sizes 4 To
IL; reduced from $3.50 to. 7Sc
Madras and Percale Pajamas. neck
sizes II, 13 and IA, regular SO
and s1.25; reduced to-. soc
Fancy Wash Vests, sizes 12 to Is:
regular $3.50 to So; now. 75c
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
Have You

A piano, talking machine, old suit of
clothes, set of furs or anything else
you would like TO get a little cash for
Put an ad in the "Miscellaneous-For
Sale. column of The Call and you will
readily find a buyer for what you wish
to sell Phone Kearny Sc or write the
Classified Ad Department, The Call, and
the "ad man" will be out 10 see you.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
EVENTS THE COUNTIES BORDERING FRANCISCO

KILLED IN SIGHT OF DAUGHTERs-Gres-
ham, ore, July I7.-Charies o: Merrill, ~ years
old and for 30 years a resident OF Gresham
was thrown from a loaded wood wagon triday
almost at the feet OF his two daughters. VINO
were walking beside the wagon. ana was ~.
stantIy killed when one OF the wheels passed
over his head
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
RrcroR MusT sTAND

~ - Rev Robert Norris Kemp. former &c
80 of ST. chrysostoun's Episcopal enurcs. se
epfoTesf all the ienieney that I'll De 1t.9<
= -, ~ fhe state attorneys Ofcce- Aonda9
~. essa win h called Tor bearing 10 tne crInl
ns1 court ana be VII Be put on uiai n eoaAee
zion with immortality charges
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
coPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

IN THE MATTER OF THE CONTINUED
Use OF the Firm Name or Clinton * Russell
isted between Charles W clinton. William H
Hussell. James Hollis Wells. Frederick W
firm name Of Clinton & Russell for the trans
action Of the professional business Of archi-
OF New York, and elsewhere. and rhe death Of
the said William H Russell having occurred:
whereas. the said partnership has trans
acted such business in the said Borough and
city for period OF i've years and upwards
Whereas. in and by an agreement entered
into the nrst Gay OF May, 1908 made between
the said Charles W Clinton. James Hollis
Wells Frederick ". Winterburn Alfred J. 5
Holton and Thomas J. George. said Thomas J.
George became q member OF said partnership
OF Clinton q Russell; ana
Whereas. the said Charles ". Clinton, James
J. 5. Holton and Thomas J George intend TO
continue the professional business Of Arehi-
lecture under said hrm name OF Clinton &
Russell.
Vow. therefore W. the subscribers Charles
W. Clinton. James Hollis Wells, Frederick "
WinterburH. Alfred J s Holton and Thomas ]
George. do hereby certify that The
persons intending . carry on the professional
OF Clinton & Russell: that place OF busi-
OF Manhattan. city OF New york. ana that our
respective places Of residence follows
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
James Hollis Wells. No. J6 Gitord Avenue
Frederick W Winterburn No. 105 Riverside
Drive Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New
Alfred J. s Holton. No. 2o2 Marlborough
Road. Borough Of Brooklyn. City OF New
York
Thomas 7 George. Franklin Street EngIe-
wood. New Jersey.
DATED New York city November 18th. 1909
In the presence az:
William Henry Haldane. as to Charles W
Clinton.
Charles r Post. a. 20 7 Holylls Wells. Fred
srick " WlnterbUra. Alfred J. S. Holton.
Thomas J. George
state OF New York County 81 New York ss
On this Ism day Of Sovenber. 1909. before
me personally came Charles ". Clinton. 20
personally known and known 10 b.
one of the persons described IN and who exc
CuteG the foregoing instrument and duly ac-
know lodged that he executed the same.
WILLIAM HENRY HALDANE.
Notary Public. Putnam County. New York
Certificate fled in New York County.
State OF New York County OF New York IS
On this l9th day Of NOvember, 1909. before
ne personally came James Hollis Wells, Fred
srlck " Winterburn. Alfred : :. Holton and
Thomas 7 George, 70 me personally known and
known % 10 De four Of the persons describe
in and who executed the foregoing instrument
ana they severallv duly Acknowledged 10 me
that they executed the same
CHARLES + POST.
Nctarv Public m the County cf Richmond
Certificate dled in New York County
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08

LOST Banll6ooE No. eS5 l01 Bank FOR saw
ines. 2sa 4th ave. New York Payment
stopped Please return book 10 bank
I0ST-Bsn sbook No. 405. SIS Of Dry Dock
Savlurs restitution Anv person having claims
upon s,.sd hook Is called upon 10 present the
sane % the bank within thirty DAYS or the said
book viii Be declared cancelled and eztinguished
and a new one issued 80 lieu thereof
inzs $50 am ave. New York Payment
stopped Please return book 10 bank
+. EMBELLISHMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
II for The tribune received a. their Uptown
OrTce No 1864 BroadWsv between 3Gth and
s7th SIS until = O'Clock 2. H. Advertisements
received a. ~. following lranch Offices At
--prIIsr ono rates until { oclGck o. NJ viz
9s4 SIN ave e. .. cor. 23d St. l5s Gth ave. cor.
f2fb ~ l04 Last lsth -; PSI West +2d St o.
r-vse7 7th anS sth ates 262 West I25th g. 1C;.J
"a ave ieeS "a ave. near 6lst ST.. 17os lst ave
-ear Sqth 81. l5T East IZ5th ST. 755 fremont
ave s5O % ave. and any American Dlstric.
telegraph Of5ce.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08

156th Street
The approxina-e amount Of ths Lien CT
charge, 20 satisfy which the above-descrtbed
property IS 20 be sold - I'VE thousand nine
hundred thirty and 51-i00 dollars $3.50. sd.
with interest thereon from the 10th day OF
November, 1903 together with costs and al
lowance amounting TO Sso5.9S. with interest
from December 2nd. 1908. together with the
expenses Of the sale.
said property will be sold subject 20 a n-st
mortgage OF record for SIS 600 and accrued tn
interest froTn June lsts 1903. at 5 per cent.
and subject 10 any state Of fact which an
accurate survey would show. and municipal
department violations. II any there are. and
an notices OF pendercy cs action 20 enforce
the Same. IL any nlec thereon. aad month
Iy tsnanciaS. IL any.
Dated. New York December srh. 1909.
CHARLES II. BECKETT. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
CHANGE OF NAME

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
HEAD-WESrAAN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
A domestic corporation. having It's principal
business once IN ths Borough of Manhattan.
city OF New York. and State OF New York. win
apply 70 the supreme Court OF the STATE OF
New York. a. = Special Term Part 7 thereof.
20 Be held in the New York County Court House.
IN the Borough aforesaid. the Rad day of
December. 1903. az half-past ten o clock IN the
forerccn % rhet day thereafter
counsel be heard. TOR an order authorizing
the said corporation. above named. 70 change
is Corporate Name % the HEAD MUSIC PUB-
LISHING COMPANY
Dated. New York. November 30th. 1900
HEAD-WESrMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
BY Geo. W. Head Jr.. President
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Mary s GuerrisT. Plaintiff, against jacob
Sganga ct al. Defendants--In pursuance or a
entered in the above-entitled action and bearing
date the 24th day OF November. 1903. T. the
undersigned. the Referee IN said Judgment
named will sell at public auction. az the E.x-
change Sales Room. Nos IA and IL Vesey Street.
IN the City and County OF New York, on the 18th
day OF December. 1893. al Il o'clock noon ON
that day. by Samuel Marx AucIioneer. the
premises directed by said Judgment 20 be sold.
and therein described follows:
AL that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land.
erected. situate. lying and be1n. IN the Borough
OF Manhattan. City and County OF New York.
" Y. bounded and described follows:
Beginntlg AT point on the eastsrly side oc
eight (sD inches soatheriy from the formed
BY intersection OF the sOurherly side OF Hath
Street and the said easteriy side OF Lexington Ave
nue.. running thence sasrerly line parallel
part OF the distance through a party wall. sew
enty-eight (1s) feet; thence soutnery, and parallel
with the said easterly side or Lexington Avenue.
twenty (eoD feet and three CD inches TO the
centre line OF the BLOCK between said Hath Street
and 18th Street; thence westerly along said
easterfy side OF Lexington Avenue. and thence
nOrtheriy along the said easLeriy side OF LEX
ingron Avenue. twenty I'D feet and three 90
inches the point place OF beginning; said
OF 1873 Lexington Avenue
Dated. New York. December 9 1909.
LOUIS JERSAWITZ. Referee.
JOHN Y. IRWIN. Attorney for PLAINTIFF, once
and County or New York. y. Y
The following Is a diagram OF the property 20
be sold Its street No Is 1sss3 Lexington Avenue.
114TH ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

cooK.--Iounv. capable woman: understands all
branches OF cooking bread. pastry. nests
try preferred e. Mss Fsse1sS ssSysr Rsrssa SoSr
Jos Ffth ave; entrance 42d
COOK. &c.-CHAMBEEMAID xc-Two Swedish
girls; cook and laundress; ether chambermaid
saged: ysars' excellent references. Industrial
Association. East 42t -.
DAYS woRK.-By woman: al home or cut
washing or ironing. Mrs J. Bygne. ce7 East
FAMILY WASHING. TR0NIHG--MonTR- week.
dozen. private house. open air drying; will
furnish best references. ss2 East 72d st.
HOCSEKEEPER We'll educated gentlevori-
an; excellent housekeeper and caterer: would
consider refined home before large salary. B..
p East Ilth st.
HoUsEwoRK.-By two Finnish girls Just
Yields Bureau. 81 Columbus ave. Telephons
Schuylsr-TsS4
INFANTS NURsE.-North German hospital
three years' personal references: $50. civ coun-
Try. lndustrtal Association. . Ess1 42d ST
KITcHENMAID. = General houseWorker: neat.
reliable small wages Osterbergs Bureau, Tl6
Lexington ave. Tel 1o55-Plaza-
LADIES. MAID.--Engish Protestant: rhoroughly
competent; highest references; city only. julien
Bureau. AZ West 42d ST. Tel Bryant 43sI
LADY'S MAID.-swedish: Thoroughly c1rnpe-
tent Iour vars Personal reference employer:
sociati2n. Inc. East ga 81.
LAUNDRESs To work BY the day; expert
references. Mrs. Kslieher. I01 East $50 St third
foOrl.
LAUNDRESS.-Young Swedish woman; thor
onghly competent does shirts. collars etc: very
nest reterences. city or country. sampson &
Nelson's Bureau Az 4th ave. Phone ls6s-
Madison Square.
AUNDRESS-CHAAfBERM excellent
swedish s.rl; thoroqghly competent: best ref
S23- Oste-bergs Bureau. Tl5 Lexington ave. Tel
le55-Plazs.
NCRsE-By trained Finnish giTl. long expert
ence, very intelligent: wages, $50 Per month
Yields Bureau, 324 Columbus ave. Telephone
Schuylcr-1s94.
NURSERY GONERNESS. S.-NOrth German: ex-
cellent references. city or country Industrial
Association. East 42d St Phone 2993-Aurray
Hill
REss--Coiored: private family. boarding
house. Cesar 4e2 West Goth st. rear.
Young WOMAN wishes any kind OF cleaning:
willing and Cbliging; furnish good refer
ence; in need. Advertiser. 55l West 5oth 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
PROPOSALS. =

PPOPC1SAI,S WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Hl,reau of Supplies and Accounts Navy De-
parfueur. washington. u. C.. until 10 o'clock
= m December "a. 1909 and publicly opened
Immediately thereafter. 10 furnish al the navy
s-,r-lies as follows: Sch 1861 socks-sch 20O2:
rTbTa-v books. 2O04: Chairs sreel Sch.
ss0s- LIQUID bronze. alcohol--Sch- 2o0T: sand
50 oOls. china and enaneIied mess gear. sta
tiopsry-Sch. 2OII: Cum gaskst---Sch- 2Ol2:
woIded raskets. sch. 20l7: Packlng.-Sch. aois:
nate the schedules desired by number. Blank
rroDosals VIII Be furnished upon application 10
r. na,-v pay once. New York. y y. or 20
- bureau Z b ROGERS. Paymaster-Gen-
eral L 8 y. I12s-08.
PROPOSALS FOR CoaI1nssARY FOOD
st5Iffs stc-Oflcs of Panama Rail Road Com
ranv "a State Street, New York. November 20
9C5-ssaleG proposals are invited for furnishing
rcmmissary foOdstlns. etc. 10 the Panama Rail
Poad Company Ia accordance wiki terms and
-cT 6itfCns contained Ia Circular Sc 2e3
f-rculars ana full information may be obtained
a. the following named places. az which points
fids will be resolved and opened IN public on
dsfe and a. time stated: The Purchasing De-
Tartueut Panama Rail Road Company "a state
klTeef New York. once OF Purchasing Com
fnissary II r A. New Orleans La Purchas-
ing Connisssry. Z. S. A, 1905 North Point
street san Francisco. Cal, snd Purchasing
Comrnissary. =. S. A. IL Lake street. Chicago,
200 r. n az Chicago and New Orleans until
100 p. n. and Al san Francisco until 100
A 81 December IS. 1913 Wendell L. simpson.
Major 18Th Infantry. u. - A. l0mm!ssary Pur-
chasing Agent. Panama Ran Road Co. "A state
Street New Ycrk-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE OF IA WARRANTS OF ArTACH-
ment merged into executions I VIII sell to-
day az 9,S0 a al 100 Leonard 81 Man
haitian IL sewing machines. ALFRED FREE
MAN Marshal
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

TUBERCULOSIS SUFFERERS. ATTENTION:
I spent thousands OF dollars and three terrible
years seeking health ia Florida, Colorado and
Arizona NY observations and experiences will
save you the money and time which wasted for
lack % informant also the months. perhaps
years OF suffering. 7 send them complete also
special information for special cases. answering
AL particular questions, for So Address h h s
s29 y. 9th ave. tucson. Arizona
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08

The approximate amount OF the len or charge
to satisfy which the aboEe-dsscrfbed property Is
be sold. is S15. 4so. So. with interest thsreon
from the 18th day OF November. 1909. together
with interest from November "A 1909, together
with the expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount Of the taxes. assessments and water
rates. or other liens. which are to be allowed to
the purchaser cut OF the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee. is S70f A. and interest. The
property viii be sold subject 70 sucn state OF
facts a accurate survey may show
Dated. New York. December 5. 1909
LOUIS JERSAWITZ. Referee.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Gustav W. Beck. Plainrin. against Philip
Scherr et al. Defendants- In pursuance OF a
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale. duly made
and entered in the above entitled action. and
bearing date the End day OF December, 1900.
T. the undersigned. the Referee in said Judg-
Exchange salesrooIa. Nos Is-1s vesey street.
in the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
York. on the 3Oth day OF Decennber, 1909. at
u o'clock noon on that day. BY Joseph p. Day,
AUctioneer. the premises directed BY said
judgment be sold. and therein described as
follows: All that lot OF land IN the Borough
described as follows: Beginning at the corner
formed ny the Intersection OF the northerly
side OF l56th street and the westerly side OF
Brook avenue. and running thence noFtherly.
feet: thence westerly 23.T4 feet thence south
erly. in straight u Iins 30 20 % ant Through t,s
the northeriy SIDE OF 156rn street distant
"a s5 feet westerly. along the same from point
norths-iy side OF 156th street a4e5 feet 20
the point or place OF beginning.
Dated. New York. December 9Th, 1909
CHARLES H BECKETT. Referee.
CHAs. J. FOLTZ. Attorney for PIaIntir. Is5
Broadway. Manhattan Borough. New York
The following Is diagram OF the property
be sold: It's street number IS 4e9 East I5Sth
street. New York CITY:
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

DFTEcTIVES-Con Information, shad-
owing. investigation evidence. reasonable
charges Merchants Secret Service Bureau.
SEQ Broaeway-
A NIGHT AND DAY sERvIcE.-All investiga-
tions; any section. FuIler's Detective Bureau.
SOS Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
FOR SALE

DESKS. PARTITIONS TELEPHONE BOOTHs
tables chairs. wardrohes. mirrors. wall nxt-
nrss business flrusturs all kinds. FINN
bRo1HERs. ass nrcadway. SO FrankIln 81