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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-06

--s..a.wcek sun Is an eight page, forty.
--o.r. published every Monday and
I'd contains all the news Of the
=. ~ STATE and general, and will be
Il, ,s-s.rs free, TO any part Of the United
c.ussa. for 81 90 a year-in advance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-06

- ,osices IN local column iocents line
.s-.-,,,on. and 5 erntsfor each additional
-. ,rs,spiay advsriising made known on
- ~.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-11
WONDERFUL BUSINESS GI,OW rM

Probably the greatest growth oi
any business institution In Klamaii
Falls In the past year has been ~.
pcri"nccd by III. Monarch Grocer,
and Market This nrm bosan hitI.
u"ss iaM summer with u ,ompara.
lively small stock ni Iruu, witch
Nas eventually gr-ati, enlarged ani
which was added complrr" StUck
4 vegetables. During ih" fail and
ariN winter nsh. oNai'ss aud ii"s,.
ii fo~lB w"r" added.
NS III" Nor. has received ,uch u
lb"ral patronage. another moN" ~an
; nni" III" hrI oi this month. and -
, onpi"tr stock of groceries aud .nn.
= n.d goods has b".h added From.
O., irnii stand ocrup, Ing u store spar"
shout 80 by 80. III" Monarch Iruli
doT" has developed into the Mon.
arch Grocery ana Market. with y
main salcsroom 20 BY 60 feet. and
two large warehouses, IN Immense
refrigerator has been installed. with
thr"" compartments. ~h-r" they ron.
tinnally keep a fresh s,ock ol oy ncrs
and Ash on III" lee. Oth". r"frigcrn.
tors have been put In for butter aud
vegetables and green goods va that
th" lattcr viii keep fresh aud crisp
Win an imH,cns" ncs stock ~ tn.
best of every thihr In the grocery line.
Ogc'hcr with th"ir fruit. vegetables.
iish aud fowls. III" Monarch Company
IL nov prepared To furnish every sta.
I,lr and dciicacy that could b. wished
for IN" table. I'll" Monarch i"cds
and IL No" supply Ink young fricrs
to IT. customers. During ia. week
the chickens are Killed aud dressed
10 order and on SATURDAYS u supply
II dressed fowls R always kept On
hand.
II IN impnssibi" To mention tn.
many dclicaci"s handled by this arm
nut th. pcopi" oi III. ciry are cor.
iially invited to visit the store aud
see for themselves. a large number
of clerks are In attendance aud every |
courtesy viii he shown To visitors and
patrons. iO.at
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-11
BRIEF MENTION.



Comic Valentines at Chi,wood's. q
I. W. stephens. the ren, estate
and insurance man. is quite sick AZ
his home and under the care OF n
doctor
We are always glad to show you
the superior qualities OF the born
Range over others. There Is moth.
Ing better. Virgil 4 Son. .
Perl Carroll returned this after.
noon from Seattle. lie In n witness
In the suit OF CantrRli W. Carroll.
which will be- begun saturday.
Musical Valentines ut chitw ood's d
Flowers never before grown In the
United States viii form part of the
decorative features at the Alaska.
iukon-Pacinc Exposition nj Seattle
next summer.
/ Valentines from on" cent up to 81
at the Star prus Store 4
Hiram =. White. the ailotting az.
"nt of the klamath Reservation. re-
turned this evening from a trip to
tn. railroad.
I Goods of best value u, lowest price.
Oregon Harness COMPANY y.3-i
Grains, fruits and vegetables grown
In Alaska viii be- u feature of the cx.
hibit from the northiand ut th. Al.
aska-fukon-Pacihc Exposition u"Ni
summer.
rht regular .Ir',ihr nt h, Wo
mans CIur o. b" reid ~ iir Public
library tomorrow Gfirrunor VIII b.
called immediately ait,r the ,nnCiu
Sr,n II III" lincoln piogiam u. IA,
Opera iIJui".
LOST. sio. REWARD. Tor the re-
turn OF neck iur lost on the road
between for klamath and klamath
Falls, Finder return to i.akrs!d, Inn
sgt
Oregon harnrss Co. for harness
.-s-a.i
Pos, Card Valentines al chiI woods
For most complete line of rhono.
graphs and ka,Vrds. se. Muller. Sth
and Main. Il.
Frank Iloomingcamp. OF Mcrriii. /
In IN the city today.
We have I.inol"um In the q and ~ .
foot widths IN tn. r. and ID grades. .
New designs Ia mattings. cnrpctings. .
and burlaps. Virgil 4 Sou. 8
I am prepared to do all kinds Of
Pictur. Framing Ia git aud mission. (
III. Furniture Man. 22u
". =. Whitney In In the ci,y from
Merrill.
Largest and hest assortment OF
valentines at III. Star Drug Store. I
The Monarch Grocery and Market
handles th. city Bak.ry's fresh
bread. Three ioav"s Tor 10 cents de-
iivorci lo any part Of the city. y
Miss Smelling cam. IN on tn. bout
asst evening and has lett for her hoinr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-11

February list Of Edison Records
are now In at Mullers. 3
New-York tribune., 1909-10-21
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANJATRVsA

10Th STREET-Ignatz N. Atlas sold for
l. S. Miller No. 3S6 East 10th street, a
five story building on lot z5xlOO feet.
18Th STREET-Darwin Neuberger sold
to a Dr. Gould No. 5H West 18th street.
a four story dwelling house on a lot
l8X1e06 feet.
18th STREET-Herman Arms Company
sold for Jane L. Gallon 10 a client as an
investment a flve story tenement house,
as West zSth street. on a lot 25xlOO.5 feet
5OrH STREET-TaylOr Brothers sold
for Mrs. Adrienne Pitzipio No. % West
10th street. a four story dwelling house.
on a lot 2Oz1OOB feet.
10TH STREET-F. r. Wood g. Co. sold
for William C. Spaulding 20 John Bissell
No 255 West 10th street, three story
and basement dwelling house. on a lot
I7ElOO.5 feet
18th STREET-Mrs L. v. Ross sold
No 158 West 18th street, a three story
and basement dwelling house. on a LOT
I7Ki02.2 feet.
IlITH STREET-calder e. Nassoit sold
for the Highwood Realty and constFuc
tion Company. OF which Julius Weinstein
is president. the Criterion Arms, a six
story elevator apartment house. No. 623
70 g2s West allth street TO Dr. a. A..
New-York tribune., 1909-10-21
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction offerings to-day at the Real
Estate Exchange salesrooms. NOS IA anu
l6 Vesey street will be as follows;
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
Several plots 1T Oakdale, on Great South
Bay, l. l; vol sale.
By James L. Wells Co
lO2D ST, I02, s s, % # Of Park ave-. 2Sx
75; 8 sty tenmt; Elizabeth Stberhorn
agt Josef GertneF ct al; G H Hyde,
atty; c NJ Beattie, ref; amt due, SlOVtOi
taxes etc, S1,076.
The auction sales held yesterday result
ed as follows:
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
Drive, 22x102.2; sty dwlg; exrs sale;
est of Cyrus Clark, deceased; to William
Buhler for $37. $50.
Address, Ill Broadway.
BY Charles a. Berrian.
GOERCK ST, s, S. 1876 # Of Broome
st, 25x100; sty tenmt and store and sty
tenmnt in rear; w Jeralds agt l NJ
Levy et al; Crane & L, attys; G. W. Col
lins ref; amt due s21 .039 O5; taxes, etc,
$3.50; 10 the plaintiff for 100000
Address, 46 Wall ST.
BY James L. Wells Company
14STH ST, 367. s, 100 # e of Courtlandt
ave 25X1053X25: 6 sty tenmt and store
w w Moore agt w NJ Small ct al;
Scharps & S, attys; Moore Koenig, ref;
amt due, s1,673 go: taxes, etc, 1921 so;
sub TO mort of $4,000; to the plaintiff
for s33,90S.
Address, 80 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-21
TENEMENTS LEASED.
Houses Being Built an South
BROOKLYN.

Owing TO the terms OF a lease signed
by the Bush Terminal Company and the
Realty Associates, the former company
practically assumes all responsibility for
the tenanting OF the twenty-four tenement
houses which the latter concern is con-
structing near Third avenue and 18th
street, Brooklyn. The lease covers the
buildings now in course OF construction.
as well as those TO be erected In the fut-
ure. to the number OF twenty-four, and
after the conclusion OF the transaction.
il was said yesterday. another chain of
buildings win soon be built in the same
section Of Brooklyn by the Realty Associ-
ates.
These buildings Will accommodate eight
families each, and their erection IS IN no
wise speculative enterprise, but has been
neoessltated by the rapid influx Of factory
hands into the section, all of whom are
employed by wholesalers and manufacturers
who occupy space IN the model loft build
ings Of the Bush Terminal Company, be-
tween 25th and 37th street and Second
and Third avenues. Three OF these loft
buildings, almost entirely filled up, are
now in operation, the fourth is in course
Of construction, and the fifth will be started
in the near future. Ultimately between
fifteen and twenty Of these structures are
TO be put up. and, based on the present
rate Of arrivals, il is estimated that within
Two or three years probably from ten TO
fifteen thousand persons VIII have been
added 10 the population OF South Brooklyn
by large manufacturing plants locating in
South Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-21
PARK ROW RECORD RENTAL
Structure Near the Bridge Leased Tor
SI26. 900 Net.

The Charles F. Noyes Company mas
leased for twenty-one years for 41versiey
Childs the building No. 10l Park Row. AT
an aggregate net rental of $4,000 Ihe
lessees arc Louis and Alfred schloss' VINO.
after making extensive improvements VIII
occupy the premises for their business
The building is a small structure IsNo'
feet, covering a plot of about LOO square
feet, and faces the entrance to the ne"
Municipal Building. now in course or con-
struction. The lease negotiated Is suo-
ject to the lessees paying the taxes al!
repairs and insurance, and is on the net
basis Of 8 per cent on a valuation OF Sl2O.-
600 showing a ground value of 500 q. square
foot. which Is a new record price for IN
side property on Park Row. Mr.. Childs
recently purchased the property through
the same brokers with a view of holding II
as an investment purchase,
New-York tribune., 1909-10-21

Stein for about $4,000. 1t occupies a
plot IO8 4xs2 feet. between Amsterdam ave-
nue. and Broadway.
THE BRONX.
REL MONT AVENUE-Moses Weiss sold
for the TuIIy' Construction Company No.
9O2s Belmont avenue, a four story fat
house. on a plot 50x1co feet. TO William
Engel. Also sold for the same owner 10
a Mrs. zimmerman No. 2OS7 Belmont ave-
nue.. a similar structure
WASHINGTON AVENUE-Moses Weiss
sold for Carrie zimmerman two lots on
the east side OF Washington avenue, S1S
feet north of 1sSd street, 20 builder
for improvement -.
ALEXANDER AvE.-smith & Phelps
sold for Mrs. Florence Dunbar 20 DR.. j. j.
curtin No. 2Os Alexander avenue. brick
dwelling house.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-21
Copartnership DissOlution.


WHEREAS. THE PARTNERSHIP HElilEfu..
w fore existing and conducted IN the cry ss
New Work by Andrew J. Skinner and Jacoo ~
Bermant as Attorneys sad COUNSEL -at-Ats
under the firm name OF Skinner 4 BerulaAt -
been terminated by the death of the said Andier
j. skinner. and d.
Whereas. said firm has transacted business -
this state tor not less than three wears. -
Now. therefore. pursuant 70 The statue n
such case made and provided, j. the unN.r
signed the sole surviving member % said ~
40 hereby certify that I viii continue the us- ;
said FIRM name in the conduct OF the ouslA1s
and profession OF Attorney and Counseile,,
Law and that 7 reside at No ~ St Nlell'-ss
Avenue, in the Borough Of Manhattan. Ci's =
New York. a.
In Testimony Whereof I have hereunto =.
fixed my hand and seal this 9th day % uct''s''
1909. IN
JACOB W BERMANT lseali
City and County OF New York. IS; -, "a.
ON this 9th day OF October, lsu@ osll.e ~,
personally appeaTed Jacob w BeFmalt e. ~
known and known to me 10 Be the mdis-a,5~ -
described In and who executed the totesel.s,.
strument and he duly acknowledged % ne -
he executed the same -, ~
Commissianer or Dee.ls New vow -------
New-York tribune., 1909-10-21
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

A. Peace g. Son have sold for Mrs Eliza
~. Han. 10 Edward ". Cone. no. q Eighth
avenue. Brooklyn, a four-story and base
ment dwelling: also for +. II. Steenken 10
W. B. Allison, 80. Ss1 Park Place, a three
story and basement stone front dwelling.
z. 7. Newman e. Co. have resold for J.
Adolph Muchner q plot 60zaOO feet. on the
north side OF Kings Highway. near Avenue
~, Brooklyn.
The J. d. Rank Realty Company has sold
for the COburn Construction Company 90
John Donohue for occupancy, No l25 Ave-
nue. J, Brooklyn, a One-family brick cot
tage: also for the same owners 10 AdOlph
Reitz, 10. l2s Avenue J. q tWo-family brick
house.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-21
oAKpALE SALE TO-DAY.

Prospective buyers of suburban property
viii have an opportunity to-day 10 pur-
chase ideal home sites al Oakdale. Long
Island The sale viii be held al noon at
the Real Estate Exchange salesrooms, Nos.
IA and ls Yesey street, by Bryan l. Ken
nelly.
The plots 20 be sold have hne frontages
on the Great South Bay.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-21
ALTERATION PLANS,
MANHATTAN.

MAN AlA 4 a SAsNs
9TH ST, 30 to A West; to sty brk
lofts; E A Whitney, 1S1 Delaney
st, architect; cost. st..,........,...-...-.
Owner. NJ. Taigman, 1880 Pitkin
ave, Brooklyn.
THE BRONX.
EVADNA ST, S e cor BlOnden ave;
2 sty fr dwlgs. 25x47 and As;
Ebeling, 1886 Walker ave, archt-
tect; total cost. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i
Owner. James Fowler, 232S New
bold ave.
WESTCHESTER AVE, 5, $50 It W
Parker ave; / sty brk store and
dwlg, 25x65; B Ebeling, 1916 Walker
ave, architect; cOst...................
Owner, Marcus Nathan, 700 Jack
son ave-
2AsT ST. $. 100 IT of Katonah
ave. 21s sty FIR dwlg. 20xS2; William
$ Irving, 6S2 Gun Hin Road, archi-
lects Gust .-.,-.-,..-.' .----.--------.
Owner. w. DOmbTOsiO, on premises.
2HST ST, n s. 210 IT e Of KatOnah
ave, 2la sty fr dwlg, 20x32; William
$ Irving, 632 Gun Hill Road, archt-
leCtI cost .s.s,s'-.'.--, ,'--.'''.-.-'-.s
Owner, " Dombrosio, on premises.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-21
RECORDED LEASES.
with lessons addreSS.)
OCTOBER 20.


3D AVE, 265; Emma NJ Zeltner TO
Samuel Fuerst, yrs......... $40O
Address, 257 Sd ave
7TH AVE, 2S3, cor 26th st;
Harry Silverman ct al. to NichO-
las Nash, 6yrs, 10 mos.......... 100
Address above.
STH AVE, 1884; Matte J. Martin to
Daniel GaTman, 2 yrs........... 600
Address above
25TH ST, 242 West. 15x9S; Kath
q ....:::.::......:........... 1900
Address. 161 West Saith 81.
62D ST. 229 and 231 West: Harry
Sultzman TO Israel Albert. yrs. 315O
Address, 132 Nassau st.
122D ST, 4O4 East. 2Ox65; Samuel
KraXonof to Benjamin Englander,
yrs. ...E.......r......... L. $40
Address above.
145TH ST. sol West: William Hob
son to Michael Peyser, 5 yrs.... 1900
Address above.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-21
Public Notices.

NOTICE-PUBILC SERVED CSMAts heen
~ for the First District-Appilcs.l45.. 80 ~ tns
First District by the south hsetNl!- q sss.ilan
Company. pursuant 20 the pFovis.e.s :. Ss..Sr9vins
"a OF ere Railroad Law. for an VIZ - = r.il-
me discontinuance and abandoRment or es,,'i-'sr
road freight station adtaeent " ~
Yard AZ ConcN aland. - ,,3l1 ~ h-d
In the hearing room In the onee g5,tsirf No
Service Commission for the tiIst L.st., city
lS4 Nassau Street HOrough az Ns- - 1907.
OF New York at $50 r. ~. On OeteoSSIrl bs con-
~ which hearing said application VII -
Dated. New York. October tan. ls~
south BROOKLYN Railway SS1t5Sy1,,lD
Vl,Sa- -T,vssi. i.islf and CicHclt-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-21
NEW BUILDING PLANS FLEE
MANHATTAN

CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. s S, 50
# w of Central Park West; for a l
sty brk store, 76xS5; Lafarge, 10th
Owner, NJ. Ferguson, 10th st and
Sth ave.
sTH AVE, s W cor 155th ST: for a 2
sty brk hotel and store, 5Ox66.6; j
Kastner & Dell, 1913 Broadway,
architects; cost ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Owner. G. EhFet, 1871 Park ave.
PARK AVE, n W cor 6Sth st; for
sty bFk dwlg, 51xl00; McKim,
Mead & White, 160 5th ave, archi-
teclSt COST ....s-.ss
Owner, p. r. Pyne. So Z S6th st.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-21
RECORDED LIS PENDENs.
OCTOBER 20.

42D ST, s. 125 II " OF Lexington ave,
50xSS.9; Isaac HOroWitz agt Frederick
Whitridge, receiver, ct al faction to fore
close mechanics lien attorney kre-
mer.
9th ST, 8, 265 n W OF Amsterdam ave-
S0x1O0.5; Clementine NJ Silverman agt Sill
Verman-JOnes Construction Co (fOTeclOs-
ure OF m0Ftgagel; attorneys. Calm, NOrd-
nnger & IandaueF.
NTH ST, 3 S. III II OF 2d ave, 21.sz1O22 2:
Emil Erber agt Maria Ruman et al (ac-
Llnehan.
1lsT sT. S. Lot 2ss. map OF Village OF
MelrOse South; Maria l.. Seifert agt Eu-
gene 7. Hawkins ct al foreclosure OF
mcFtgagel; attorney, J.. +. Frees.
WADSWORTH AVE, centre line, interSec
S34x 3 u44 TO beginning; Hannah McDOn-
aid agt Antoinette L Martin ct al faction
70 debar claim); attorney. III Swain.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-21
RECORDED SATISFIED MECHANICS
LIENS.
OCTOBER 90

VLIODElik %
AMSTERDAM AVE, 8 W cor hist;
st: HarbisOn-Walker RefractOries
Feb "a. 1903. ........s,.......... e =. s4O7s
BROADWAY, cor 141st 81: Pei
ham Operating Co ast Thomas
MoLaughlin's Sons ct all Oct Is
4sV3 sss.sssssess.sRssses sss.sssss. s-.--s" 49,
DECATUR AVE, $. f25 Il OF
Woodlawn Road; Thomas + Cush-
ing Co agt Sophia Amsler ct all
Oct 15. 1893 (by bOnd). $3.50
FRONT ST. 5. IS3.5 II W OF Jack
son st; Frank Straub agt John II
Wellbrock et al: Aug Is, 1So9....-. 800
NST ST. s, $40 1t W Of Fifth ave;
John II Kane Co agt Twenty-fTst
Street Building and Construction
Co ct al; Apr 8, 1e07................ 2,049l
18th ST, 160 East; Alfred Glazer ast
Howe Phelps et al; Oct s, 1907. 90
New-York tribune., 1909-10-21
RECEIVER oF RENTS NAMED.

Justice Bischoff. OF the supreme Court
has appointed Jerome A. Kohn receiver OF
the rents OF Nos. zs4 and 226 Avenue B, a
six story tenement house, in an action
brought by Joseph Larchan against Hen
riefte Cohen and others 20 foreclOse mort
gage OF Sl7,2bO.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-21
RECORDED MECHANICS LIENS.

OCTOBER 20.
ANTHONY AVE, n W cor 174th st.
l00XlOO: Elias Wieser agt Euwaaok
forti, contractors .................. slsl.2S
BAYARD ST. n W cor Mott 81. SIX
SO; n. & S. Taylor Co agt Angus
tus SbarbOro, owner; JanpOle
MartZ, contractors .................. 2S.
BOWERY, No 1SS; Benjamin Bar
owner; Paul Bonpona. contractor lO7.75
BROADWAY, cor last st. SILK
100; Dora isseks agt 7 + Me-
Laughtns Sons. owners; John
j Foley Co, cOntractors............ 1000
DELANCEY ST, No. 152; King &
Salkin agt Morris Schreiber,
owner; Isaac I.efkOwitz, contrac-
TOR l,59lOO
EDGECOMBE AVE. s cor I5Gth
st. S9.llXlOO; RapP Construction
Co agt Emanuel Doctor, owner
GREENWICH ST, No. lsS TO 4s9;
Same agt John Doe, owner; Dill
man Construction Co. contractor 1865
ST NICHOLAS AVE, q s. 2iS.4 IL n
l56th st. l25xl25; Raisler Heating
Co. agt St. Nicholas Construction
Co and Chas + Feibusch, owners
contractor .....................,.,...: s,si0Oo
Iron Works agt Caroline a Nc
Cready and ElOuise NJ Robbins,
trustees and owners; Nathaniel l.
McCready. trustee, owner and
10TH VIII ST No iS East: strand Con 0'''''V
struction Co agt Samuel Fisk,
Mary r Smith. Charlotte NJ Dra-
DANIEL RYAN. f"eS Contractor. r......',.,,,.. SSo
26TH ST, % and 26 West; Eberhart
a Son Co agt John Doe, owner;
co. Contractor .,'...,.....,....... 100 90
S6TH ST, b5S West; kamerman &
90 art Emma OReilly, owner
Nathan Alperin, contractor; Louis
ROckmore, sub-cOntractOr ..........- 50 90
9TH ST. loo West; Ratsier Heating
Co agt Milton Walienstein q Sill
man, Cohen & Wallenstein, owners:
Chas + Feibusch. contractor. or...... 275 90
63D ST. 22 10 % West; lenOX Iron
Works agt Same, .,.,...,.,. -, .,,..,2i. .aso 90
SAME property; Deisler & Steven
son ast same...................,.. .2oi ls
New-York tribune., 1909-10-21

the Incarnation 20 mortgage it's property
10 the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
for sls5.Ooo. The money is TO be used in
building parochial school and-a reetory
on the premises. No. 572 West l7Sd street.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-21
CHS a s1oo.ooo LOAN.

Mrs Oliver Il r. Belmont has mort
gagged her dwelling house at the northeast
corner OF 5lst street and Madison avenue
for $4,000 20 the Title Guarantee & Trust
Company. The size OF the parcel is 1OO.5x55
feet
New-York tribune., 1909-10-21
LARGE LOANS TO BUILDERS.

The Title Guarantee and Trust Company
has advanced. so far this month, nearly
S45O.0oo on account OF It's building loan
mortgage obligations in operations Of vari-
GUS builders in Manhattan and the Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-21
Proposals.

DROPOsaI.S ron NIsCEI.LANsol s,sres sss,ss- sas-
Il WAY Supplies. Ofice Of Ass-,,lng. - stsa'
ing Onlcer Panama Rau ttoaa SSe,o sealed 2 y,
pesaIs Win be received 40 this i.y eso shs ipo's
II. M October 20 1900 Tor let' s,'' "a 70. 'san,,A
mentioned articles Bianss al@ SV rSD Eli
SINPSON Major t9Ih in43A-st
sistank f4rShAS1A3 Oltieefs
New-York tribune., 1909-10-21
LEMCKE'S Cooking School
For Both sexes-City.

THE BERLTTz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGEs.
MADISON SQUARE (1122 BTOadWayl
Harlem Branch: 343 Lenox ave-, above l27th st.
Brooklyn "a 218 Livingston Street
$50 BRANCHES IN ALL CITIES.
Pupils hear and speak the new language exs
eiustvely from the hrst lesson Trial lessons
free,
New-York tribune., 1909-10-21
School Agencies.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency.
supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov
ernesses. etc. to Colleges Schools and Families.
Apply TO Mrs. NJ j. YOUNG-FULTON
% Union square
New-York tribune., 1909-10-21
SurTOgates' Notices.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THg
~ undersigned, all the next OF kin Of EranS1n
Spencer Chapman, late OF the city Of Rome.
County Of Oneida and state % New York. de-
ceased. cOnsenting thereto. intends. under ina
provision OF S2664 Of the Code OF Civil PrOced1Gs
providing for the reduction Of the penalty Of an
administrators bond. 10 apply for Letters Of Al
ministratt0n upon the Goods. Chattels and Crel-
its OF said deceased All creditors OF said o.
ceased hereby notified to present their claims
% the Surrogate OF Oneida County. az Utica.
New York on or before the Eleventh Day o.
November. 1909.
KATHERINE N. s. REID. Applicant.
FTyO ALL CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE or
Il Thomas sharp. deceased: Whereas the next.
OF kin OF Thomas sharp, late OF the city 9r
Port JeTvis. in the County OF Orange, decease3
intend to apply for Letters OF Administrative ca
his estate under the provisions OF Section 2o4 o,
the Code OF civil Procedure. You hereby ~
titled to present YOUR claims 70 me at my 0tcs,,
IN the Village Of Goshen. in the County o.
Orange. on or before November 10th. 1909.
Dated. October 4th. 19O0
JOHN b. SWEZEY. Surrogate
@ F. & 5. NJ. CUDDEBACK. Attorneys tor -
utioners. Nos. l12-If4 Pike street, Port Jer-
y y
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SID ST Is West; Lenox Iron Works
agt Benjamin Davenport & PAU
Eoubisfer' Contractors ...............i5 529 OF
SAME property: Deisler & Steven
son agt Same-..------s. 70
l3UTH ST. n g. 30 n w of Lexington
ave, s0x10o: CologerO Dumtnueo asT
Tor o25 %
18TH ST. 3. 100 II W OF Pros
pect ave. T2x95; Frank McClOry
sgt Aaron Herman & Nora Realty
Co. owners; Edward Clark, con-
tractor ...s....-..ss...s..s..ssss..ss @"o
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cHuRcH MAY BoRRoW sis5,OOO.

Judge BischoR yesterday granted per-
mission 70 the Roman Catholic Church OF
New-York tribune., 1909-10-21
Country Property to Let.

AT ARRYTOWN.-sTEAM HEATED.
~ brick house. beautifully furnished .
bedrooms. bathrooms; every modern I'm
pFovemsnt; high grouRd river view; acres:
stable; one mile from station; winter Sla5
monthly "a W NICHOLS. East 42d.
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Countru Propertu for Sale.

BEAUTIFUL HOUsB FOR SALE OR To
D let 6 Hawthorne ave, Yonkers. y Y.
modern house Of 10 rooms; plot 6txl4S: nna
view: near depot. Apply X NAlCZlfIS. q
Hawthorne ave.
IcoR sAI.E.-FARMS AND TIMBER LANDS.
H IS an acre and up; rich soil. heavy crops;
healthy climate and happy farmers cat2losues
81 Richmond Va
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GALEN Hal.

ATLANTIC GlTI--N.I
With its elegant comfort and superior ,so.
and service. Is an ideal place for a lou< a.
short stay. f. L YOUNG. General Manage,