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New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
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Chicago. Oct l9-CATTLE- Receipts Cestnated,. IA
O0o head market l0c lower; steers s. 6OaSs sG cows
g 50qS5 70 heifers 50 50a$6; bulls S3ds4 s5 calves
$54&S 90 stockes and feeders, So z5dS5 So HOGS-Re
eeipts testsmated). 1900 head; market 5GlO. lower
choice heavy 81 75dS7 SIS; butchers, 70as7 So light
mixed 81 2OQS4 SO choice light. 81 45S7 50: packing
SHEEP-Recepts 1estimated) 2S,OOO head: TDarEet
seady sheep - 5Og$5 90 lambs. s6g$7 % yearings
Cincinnati. Oct 19-cAITLE-Receipts 855 head.
market steady and quiet; good shippers IS 25d
s6 20; common, S2aS3 60 HOGS-ReceTts. 2 ESQ head.
market steady butchers and shippers,
mon S34sl ota lI2 head; market steady
at 81 75gS4 %; lambs active lOq15c higher S3a
Kansas City Oct I9-CATTIE-Reoeipts 81 Ooo
head including 500 southeFRs; market steady weak
good 81 1880 5 Western steers 6OdS5 stocIerS
and feeders S3qs6: Southern 25dS4 rs south
es 81 a&5 5Oi bulls 81 S5aS3 10. calves 50 75dS7
HOGsReceips. 1900 head market steady Sc higher
packers and butchers 81 45as7 go light 81 25a$7 55
ket steady TO iOc lower lambs Sc 750S7 10; yearings
- 5oaSS Nethers 8 26as4 So ewes $4G$4 co. sockers
East Buffalo, Oct l9-CATTIE-Receipts 1bO head
steady; prime steers. s6 1851 VBALS- Receipts 20
head; SLOW and Doc lower s6gs9 HOGS-Recetpts 200
head fairly active and steady 1857 s0 mixed
SHEEP AND LABBS-Reeeipts 600 head: slow: ewes
l5a25c lower lambs s5GS7 10: yearIings
s5aS5 %: wetheTs 81 75as5 sheep. mixed, S2as4 60
Union stock Yards. I1tts0arg. Oct. l9-CAITLE-
supply light, steady: choice So 5O9s6 ~. SHEEP
and common. 81 s0Gss; lambs s4@s7 VEAL CALVES
les 81 90a sT5: mediums. 81 759s7 so. heavy
ers. 81 601s7 7O light Workers. 81 409S7 80. pigs
s. Is7 %: rOughs. Sc 506G 80.
Toledo. Oct. l9-CLoVERsEED-cash 50 o. DC
OTHY-Prime. 81 50. ALSIKE-Prims IS. October
IS; December IS 10; March IS 20.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
EuRoPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, oct 19.-CIosing-wHEAT-Sp quiet; No =
RED western winter. nominally Is 10d Futures quiet
beeenher Is Sad; March as 75sd May. IS 7l4d CORN
opu quiet new American mixed (via Galvestonl, IS ID
Fqt1res III 01 steady October IS 2&d December IS 3s.d
FLOJR--Winter patents dull 32s'9d HOPS in Lon
Don CPachc Coasp firm at f6 es7fT los. Reef Extra
Iilua mess steady at S2s cd HAMSShoFt cut "a TO 10
TO. firm Al Sos BACON-CuMberland 30 10,
firm at 6s Cd short rib I6 to - 10 steady 7Os; long
clear niGdles light IS - 10. firm 69s Cd; long
clear Tniddles heavy g TO 40 n firm 6ss Sd short
clear backs 10 20 10 strong ass Cd: clear bellies
"a 10 Is 10. strong 7Os I'd SHOULDERS Square, IL
70 l3 n. strong at 63s LARD-Prime Western, in
tierces steady az 62s: refined pals steady
at 6Ss CHEESE Canadian finest white steady Sos Cd;
canadian finest colored steady SIS. TALLOW-Prime
city steady at 30s- TURPENTINE-Spirits steady at
Iilion nTrl az iVs 3a y
Refined steady 73ad- LINSEED OIL-Strong 2ss Sd
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
CHICAGO GRAIN ANp pRousloNs

Ss,lloago. Oct l9-The worlds immense accumu-
lauOhs OF wheat shown by Bradstreet's state
nt s, oi the visible supply began TO make its effect
en s To-Day IN the wheat pit and caused a steady
al IN prices December closing lac below yester-
udH' Corn and oats felt the effect of the down
ward swing IN the controlling grain and provisions
uhoer the influence OF local demand moved slight
ly upward - S''e"
me downward pull was stubbornly resisted.
hs pIIoes nuctuatins &c to &c either way through
ue carry hours The beaTish movement increased
. - SIehsth from noon on, and steadily forced
nlces n,s lower until five minutes before the close
s eT me low point was touched at 81 O37s 70 81 o.
IoI december. The, bears were aided In the one
sided contest by an almost total cessation of the
mining demand here for cash wheat and Iessening
premiums in other cash markets. Another de-
pressing factor the report Of the Russian
Minister Of Agriculture
Corn ruled steady until the break in the lead
ing grain became pronounced. December closed
nsah' ss' al sc below with May sc below a down
uiIlt MI III the last hour of the session
closing oats figures were I5c lower for Decem-
per and l4c lower for May, with relatively little
trading in May.
October lard was the most active commodity in
me me provisions market. January products closed:
ForA' Z12c lower, with lard ana ribs unchanged.
me closing figures follow: Wheat-December.
81 "a; May, 81 045s TO 81 O5; July. sSec. Corn-OctO-
Der' bsAc; December. 5S3sc May. 605sc to Gle
July, e09sc. Oats-December, 299sc: May. 42c: July.
SlS TO- Lard-October. 81 30: November a1 M;
January, $40 92l5; May. 62la. Ri5s-October,
81 To- January, 50 62la May 50 so TO 50 62lz Rye
Nash' I31.c 10 75c; December, re. Barley-Cash,
BIC 10 65c. TimOthy-October, s. 10 TO 50 80; March,
- 80 10 - 20. Clover-Nominal
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
STORAGE NOTICES.

TO George w Fisher Mrs NJ A Murphy.
S. II. Randall. Mr.. or Mrs. Bent. W.
Smith. Adele M. RiQue Miss Helen Z.
Turell, Miss G. II. Taylor Mrs. B. Honfg,
Chas. Fisher Joseph ~ DOws. B. 3. Boyle,
Mrs J. W. Hancox. VIM. A. Oertel. Alfred
l. LOttimer. Miss Julia CLAYTON Mrs.
Miriam II. Quinn. Mrs W. B. Rogers. Jas
g. Tyler, Mrs +. r. Goodman Thos z
Marshall. Miss c. Connolly. Mr.. or Mrs.
Alan r. Ferguson, AL NJ. WestwOod Miss
J. Brown. Mr. or Mrs. M D. Giles, Henry
Woodruff. Pratt A. Brown, Mrs A W.
Ingle. w. A. Johnson. Jacob Doll G Sons.
Mrs r +. Wander VceF J. A. EamDtng.
Executor; Mrs. g. J, Baddett, Mrs. Marie
Bryan J. Charles Davis. Mrs A ingalls,
J. Hendrlck or Adel Newton " NJ
Townsend. Ned Wayburn Is1dWig Bau-
mann q Co. S. ]. EiFkmah. Mrs. s. Shier.
Mrs +. II. Kemp and ]. d. LefflngweIl:
You and each GO you are hereby notified
that. the time for the payment OF our lien
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired, after due notice thereof had
been given you. we viii cause such prop
eTty. 20 wit: household goods personal ef-
fects and merchandise stored in the Col
umbia Storage Warehouses BY you or In
your name Cor in which YOU may have an
lnterestl, 70 be sold at public auction ac-
c0rdine % the statute In such cases made
and provided. az Nos SO and IS West 9th
ST.. on Saturday, November g. 1909 at
1890 a. m. and II the sale thereof Is not
completed on said date the same win be
continued az the same place ON each and
every Saturday thereafter. beginning az
1870 a. m. until the sale is completed
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
I4sth S.

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge TO satisfy which the above described
property Is TO BE sold, is fifteen hundred
and thirty-seven (S1, ,53T O0-lOO) dollars. with
interest thereon from the 18th day OF Sep
tember. 1909. together with costs and al
lowance amounting 10 one hundred and
sixty-SlX 20 100 dollars. with interest from
September 81 70 Q. together with the ex-
penses Of The sale The approximate amount
OF the taxes assesSments and water rates or
other liens, which are 70 be allowed to the
purchaser out OF the purchase money or
paid by the referee is nine hundred and
twenty-one and JO-1O0 1921 JO-1OO) dollars
and interest
The premises viii he sold subject to the
taxes for the year 1909 and also subject to
tenement house violations. If any and 70
existing tenancies and to any state OF facts
which an accurate survey will show
The premises viii be sold subject also to
prior mortgage of thirty thousand dol
lars (S3O,OOO and interest thereon at five
1909 -
Dated New York, September - 1909.
MORRIS KOENIG, Referee
The sale in the above entitled action il
hereby adjourned to Wednesday October
20. 1909, al the same hour and place
Dated New York, October is, 1909.
MORRIS KOENIG, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
PUBLIC NOTICES.

OFFICE or THE DEPARTMENT OF
PARKS. Arsenal Building. Fifth avenue
and Stxty-fouTth street. Borough Of Man
haitian, the City OF New York
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will
be received BY the Park Board az the above
Office OF the Department OF Parks until
o'clock p. m on
THURSDAY OCTOBER q. 1909.
Borough Of Manhattan.
FOR WORK AND MATERIAL FOR
THE INSTALLATION OF ELECTRIC
LIGHT AND POWER PLANT IN THE
NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY. ASTOR.
LENC& AND TILDEN FOUNDATIONS.
FIFTH AVENUE. FORTIETH AND
FOETY-SECOND STREETS
The security required will b Forty
Thousand Dollars CS4O,O0O0-
The time allowed for doing ana 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 al a lump or aggregate sum
Plans may be seen and blank forms may
be obtained az the 0f.ee of The Department
OF Parks. Arsenal. Central Park. New York
City. and also at the Office Of the Archi-
tects. Csrrere & Hastings. New York Public
Library Building. Manhattan
HENRY SMITH. President;
JOSEPH l. BERRY.
MICHAEL. j. KENNEDY.
Commissioners Of PARKS
Dated October L 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
ICousracr sal

Contract 50.
SEALED BIDS win Be received by the
Board OF Water supply. In Room sl0 20
Broadway New York. until II a IN on
October %. 1850 for Contract IS. for ths
construction 0f portions % CFGtOn and ken
sico visions Of the Catsktil aqueduet To
work includes tunnels on the hydraulic
gradient agsres1tins about ST miles IN
length. u feet high b Is 1-3 feer wide
inside. about o-3 feet o. Putnam sipnon or
reinforced concrete. rs feet N diameter;
about ST miles OF plain concrete conduit
known as eut-and-eOver aSueducG q fest
high BY iT1z feet wide inside. the hy-pass
a41educt. the inruent. and effiuent gate
chambers and aeratiOn works Of kensico
reservoir, and other ACCESSORIES. The work
u located IN the towns Of NeN Castle and
Mt Pleasant. WeslchesteT County. New
York. At the above place and time tns
bids Will be publicly opened and read
Pamphlets containing Information for rid
ders. and pamphlets % contract drauytngs
can De obtained al Room 1910 az the above
address by depositing the sum OF ten dol
lars slOl for each pamphlet For further
particulars see Information for Bldders
JOHN A. HhNSEfs President; CHARLES
". CHADWICK. CHARLES A SHAW,
Supply.
WALDO SMITH, Chlef EnSineer-
IAoAAS HASSETT. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
FORECLOSURE SALES.


81 lPREME COURT. County OF New York
,-Wfillam W. Moore plaintiff against
William NJ. Small. defendant
IN pursuance OF a Judgment OF foFeclos-
nfe and sale. duly made and entered In the
onNe entitled action. and bearing date the
II Isl DAY OF September. 1909. I. the under
viii sell at public auction, al the EXCHANGE
salesrO0m. Nos l4-16 Eesey Street in the
Borough of Manhattan CITY OF New York
O!.,dI,e on the 18th day OF October. 1903. at u
Neils. auctioneer. the premises directed by
salG Judgment 10 be sold. and therein Gsr
scribed as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land, situate, lying and being In the ROr-
olsh OF the Bronx. City OF New York and
WHICH N.lls IS known ard designated as the
emitted Map Of the Village Of MeIrnse
south. situate in the Manor OF aforrisanis
bounced oy Mott Haven and Harlem River
on the south. MelFOse on the north. Third
avenue or Old Boston Post Road on the
east, and Harlem Railroad on the west
Wnlch said lot is bounded and described as
Beginning at point at the northerly side
OF t@Sth street. distant 100 feet easterIv
@ from me corner formed by the intersection
eI the eastsriy side OF C0uFtlandt Avenue
ana the said northerly side OF 14Sth Street:
running thence nOrtherly. on a IIue DaraII4l
WIN said easteTly side OF CourtIandt Ave
hus Iu9 and 2S-1O0 feet to rear lot No III
on said map; thence easterly. along the
er Iear ot SAID last mentioned lot and parallel
~ 'N1 the Sfid hoftherLy eide OF I4Sth Street,
- ieet, thence southeTly on a line parallel
with the said easterly side OF COurtlandf
Avenue. los 24-10G feet 70 the nOrtherIv
SIDE OF 14Sth Street; thence westerly. along
sald northerly side OF 14sth Street twentv-
nNe rect TO the point or place Of beginning
oe said several distances OF dimensions
more or less.
BENG the same premises that were con
veyed 70 fhe party Of the first part by the
party OF the second part hereto by deed
bearing even date herewith. and Intended
10 ne recorded simultaneously with this in
Dated New York. September ed. 1909.
1-. MORRIS KOENIG. Referee
SCHARPS & SCHARPS, Attorney for
Borough of Manhattan
The following Is a diagram Of the prom
erty 70 be sold: its street number Is 367
East l4Sth Street:
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
SUMMONS.


SUPREME COURT. STATE OF NEW
YORK. New York County.-Charles E.
ManierTe, Plaintiff, against Charles p
Linde. Catharine Linde wife Of said Charles
F. Ltnde; ). Catharine Wiggin Lillian
Wiggin, Marcus Breier. Simon RosenfeId
kallman ROsenfeld. Jacob N Feinberg
Joseph L. Feinberg. Solomon SfIberbIatt
Abraham Freed. Joseph shore Julius
GIeichenhaus, Barnett Gleichenhaus and
James c. Stead. Defendants. Summons
Plaintiff desires trial in New York County
To the above named defendants and each Of
them: You are hereby summoned to answer
the Complaint in this action and serve a
copy OF your answer on Plaintiffs attOrusv
within twenty days after the service OF this
summons. exclusive Of the day OF service
and in case OF your failure to appear or
answer Judgment will be taken against Won
by default for the relief demanded In the
Complaint.
Dated, New York. February 18th. 1909.
HAROLD SWAIN. Plaintiffs Attorney
ONCE and POStOfiice address, I76 Broad
way. Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New
York.
To the defendant Catharine Ltude. The
foTegoing summons is served upon you by
publication, pursuant to an order or the
Honorable James A. Blanchard, a Justice
OF the supreme Court of the state OF New
York. dated the Sth day OF October 1909
and filed with the complaint In the ONCE ~
the Clerk of the County OF New York ~
the County Court House IN said County on
October 11th. 1899
HAROLD SWAIN, Plaintiffs AttOrn-v
Office and POstoffice address 178 BROAD
way. Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK
City.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Eis. REMOVAL
lflle.ss- 49, tice Employment Bureau has
elts-- IL IL 1913 broadway. cor 67th 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
pRoF SITUATIONS WANTED.


CENT?. .EWOMAN wishes engagement for
afternoons, secretary OF reader 70 Invalid:
references. Carpenter $40 West l28th st.
HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL woman editor Is
open for engagement with magazine or
publishing house. former editor prominent
magazine; also on stan OF leading book
publishers. 7. Y. Box 9. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
ERIE's GOOD SHOWING.
Annual Report Shows Fair Surplus, Against
Deficit in 1903.

Tie report Of the Erie Railroad Company for
Is year endec June so. 1903, shows a gain In
FHss earnings Of S656925. q decrease in operating
s3enses Of $a3s5.39S, an increase in taxes OF
El.eSg and gain in total operating income Of
NISa&36. The ratio Of operating expenses 10
slEstng revenue was 70.45 per cent against so u 9
- cent IN l96S After interest rentals addi-
ruM and betteTments there was a balance TO
us2 CT pToht and loss account of s2.565.7I7,
ag-nE deficit in the preceding year of S2I99-
~ ~ balance available for dividends was
e2aIaient 10 6i5 per cent on the first preferred
gak
Pr general balance sheet shows an increase in
~ amount OF collateral gold notes outstanding
q Ai,SbZnhe- The report states that all the Sc
c-les turned over by the Erie reorganization
Ah5lS9 and thai in addition 10 these securities
teFe have been certified by the trustees OF the
1ff railroad Company first consolidated mort
Ege deed and turned over 10 the company TO
11urse II Tor expenditures already made IS 0O0,-
h Erie Railroad Company prior lien bonds and
Eeeepoo Erie Railroad Company general lien
0nds; and by the trustees Of the Erie Railroad
toHpany general mortgage s22.O00.0 600 Erie Rail-
rad Company convertible bonds. This operation
ie1ieo the company S26.23S, ,995. the par value Of
he securities sold being s29.Ol5.00O. The com
pznT stil owns Erie general lien bonds Of $1,000
nmber J. 1885 June 80 1903 the company
leelEec cash from all sources for construction
and equipment purposes amounting $35,554.62e.
n The last year additions and bettermenIS aggre-
Ealing sl.275,e77 We're made Of which Ss93.350
vas charged 10 capital account Cash on hand
Z. tie close Of the year was $3.2OO.4l9 against
A5'6sls ~ the preceding year, and total cash in
clolng tial ia hands Of treasurer IN transit from
sgsnts, due from agents, the United states gov
efnmeut, companies and individuals Ss,237,s1S.
ile detailed income account fer three years foi-
Ts0C leO7
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
HELP WANTED.

Male
SALESMAN Bright men 20 sell the New
York standard nfe policy; lowest rates:
interchangeable premiums. liberal commits
aiOnE and renewal contracts. Apply A.
Goldthorpe. Room 70s. ArDuekle Building
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
WORK WANTED.

Male.
A GENTLEMAN. having had an extensive
experience Ia Spaniah-AmeTfcan coun-
tries. who speaks and writes Spanish fiu-
entity desires a New York connection. Ad-
dress StTeb. Box 3. Tribune Once.
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DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.

DREssAIAKBR FIRST class So per day:
no meals. Address p. larsen. Room soi
900 5th ave
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
HOUSEKEEPER wanted for family OF SIX
living short distance IN country must De
refined. active and experienced Address
Permanent Box q Tribune ONCE
WAETED.-A visiting companion al
tendant for a lady from a. IN. I'll
.. n. weekdays, must have experience ahd
references. Address. stating terms ana run
particulars, Goth st. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
pocK ISLAND LINES REPORT.
o-oss and Net Earnings Make Favorable
Progress in Last Fiscal Year.

- ,srnrt OF the Chicago Rock Island a Pa
&c Railway Company tor the year ended june
~ sn increase over the preceding year OF s2,7OO-
~ ~ A6 per cent: operating expenses. S42.SIs-
~ an increase Of sSii.3l5, and net operating
.sue sIS.611S9l, an increase OF S2.323.37a. or
y : - cent Taxes were S2.2z0.S6A and miscel-
IONS income S2l1.4s0, making total income
,-ssIIssS After the deduction Of interest and
stss there was balance OF 81. .166. .230 and after
lssssnds Of 81 per cent a surplus OF s22362ll,
q p sr.rease Of sl.4sG.S9s. or 1897 per cent In
=. y. year the funded debt increased sS.775.OOO
-s1u,ent notes decreased Sl.o51.54l and the two
ti.-F,tos for Sc 0O0 600 were paid ADril 1eOq
..ring net decrease in funded and other fxed
.-srest bearing debt Of SS,276.5s1. The cost Of
s..rs,sbises and property increased slOS9SI5 and
.-.-e was expended for additions and improve
,,ts s. 60e55S. In the fiscal year there were
,shlished IN the territory through which the
,p,pany's rails are laid 402 new industries These
- estimated 10 have cost more than $4,000. 600,
!. .r,ploy more than 4, 600 persons and 10 create
movement Of more than $1,000 carloads an
ruslly.
,,rrs is shown in the condensed income account.
vhich presents gain in gross earnings for that
.,-,e Of sS9 .o56 an increase in that DeTiOd
II 1891 miles In the ten years ended June 80.
SOS the company paid In dividends SSs,36S. .6Os
srs In the same time S6l.72O.b4O interest on
s-r6ed debt equipment notes and other notes.
Gspital assets increased in the last year ell20.-
ss and current assets decreased $9.293.7s2. while
.ritsl liabilities decreased SS.o7654l and current
fsbTftes decreased S3.Sl27z9 Deferred liabili-
fs increased s425,2aS, and total liabilities. in
s-zirc provisional accounts. decreased S9.7Sll4S
s-or which was deducted an increase in profit and
ass account OF s., l,60S,l3S. leaving final decrease
j. liabilities Of sS.I72.0l0, 10 S3OS.10Ab71 AT the
cd OF The fiscal year the company had sS.2lllOS
cash hand The company included in capital
sets securities owned Of face value of Sl7-
S-- goo and a book value of sIO94lI26 and in
errrent assets sl2,ll4,2SS face value and slO,-
a.. -g2 book value.
The detailed income account Of the Rock Island
lines for TWO years follows;
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20

y -7-0- NJ p-esFlllll OL INC VoINpaHg-
sgs
VIII tI- Increased net income IL Is be hoped
le- ln- proceeds Of the collateral notes issued
~ De sufficient 20 meet the cOmpany's require
tlls until additional funds be realized from
u sale OF securities already issued. and the bonds
y s-1slc- lines received and 10 be received IN
amusement. thereby rendering the further fund
Ey
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
New York. New York County-Cftv Real
Estate Company, Plaintiff, against Percy B.
O'Sullivan and Mary O'Sul1ivan his wife
II any: Charles A O'Sullivan and Jane
OSullivan, his wife. IL any: Vincent ]
II any. said names Mary Jane and
Mabel being fictitious, said Defendants
real hTst names being unknown to the
PLAINTIFF; Richard l. MinfOrd and Lewis W
MtnfOrd. as Executors Of and Trustees un-
der the Last VIII and Testament OF Thomas
Milford, deceased, Conrad H. Bachem. De-
feudantS. Second amended summons To
each OF the above named defendants: You
are hereby summoned 10 answer the second
amended complaint In this action and TO
serve copy Of your answer on the plain
ttn attorney within twenty days after the
service OF this second amended summons
exclusive OF the day OF service: and IL case
OF your failure to appear or answer. udg-
ment viii be taken against YOU BY default
for the relief demanded IN the second
amended complaint
Dated. August 1Tth 1909
HAROLD SWAIN. Attorney for Plaintiff
ONCE and Postofice address, I76 Broad
way. Borough Of Manhattan. City of New
York
To the defendant Vincent ]. O'suliivan:
The foregoing second amended summons Is
served upon you by publication. pursuant 90
an order Of the Honorable James A
Blanchard. Justice Of the Supreme Court
OF the State OF New York dated OetOber
9TH, 1909, and filed with the second amend
ed complaint In the office OF the Clerk OF
the County OF New York az the County
Court House In said County on Octobar
1lth 1909.
HAROLD SWAIN. Attorney for PLAINTIFF
once and Postonice address, I76 Broad
way, Borough Of Manhattan. New York
City.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
PRoF. SITUATIONS WANTED

Female.
COLLEGE GRADUATE as private secTe-
taFy-cOmpanion; full knowledge social re-
auirements good stenoErapher; excellent
reader, musician. would travel; best reftt
ences. Adiress Box I72. WestwOod. n. }.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & CHIo z. r.

ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS
EVERY other Hour on the Even Hour's
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily. I'D ST. LIS'Y s.
Washington. Sleepsrs. 50 pm I.so am
WashinEton. Diner. Pdrlor T.5O am 500 A.
washington. Diner Parlor ESQ am 70 % ar
Washingtor. DlneI ,Parior-l1 50 am 12-G0 n n
Washington. farlOI. 1-50 pm eco pm
P1rlOF Car. New York 70 Richmond. Va.
Royal Ltd. /" Diner. .PariOr $50 pm 400 pru
Washington. Diner, PsFiQr s 50 pm Ss on
Wasi tnzton. Buffet. Parlor $50 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trans % ths West
ChicagO Ptttsburg- T.So am 500 am
Chicago Columbus so am t. 80 a n
Ptttshurg. Cieveia eiaud- -..... G50 pm e 0c on,
''Pittsburg Limited ..-.- $50 pm T.oo prr
Gin. Sc. l.. Louisville. IL so pm 1ac am
Gin: S. l.. LouisvilIe.., 9 50 am 1000 am
Gin 81. l.. Louisville. s. 50 pru 6.O0 nm
Officss. 245. sS4 1910 Broadway, 6 Astsr
House. 223 Fifth Ave. n r. IS Ave b
% Ridge ST.. a4a Fulton ST. Brcoxlyns
West 251 81. and Lioertv 81
After p NJ Sleeping Car reservations
and fuE information regarding trains. etc,
can be obtained az Bureau Of Information
b. & o. 2 r. ed ST. Terminal Fhcns
No. Chelsea 0550-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Female.
COOK, Esc.-GOOd plain cook and laundTeEs.
also upstairs girl; Protestant. city refer
encea required. % West Iith -
COOKS. chambermaids mattresses, house
workers. nurses, EoVernesses; references
Nelson's Bureau, COS 5th ave, Room 40s.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20

Splendid accommodations Connecting
with trains for points North, East and
West. Tickets and rooms secured az piers
and principal ticket Offices in Greater New
York Horses. carriages and automobiles
,arried at reasonable rates
Express Freight Service Quick Delivery.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
ErRs AND FrRRIERs

RESSLER 4 KATE. high grade furrIers:
remOdelins. cleaning and dyeing Lexing-
ton avenue. cor. sd 50 Tel. 359l Len0x.