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New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Justice Gerard, of the Supreme Court appointed
yesterday James A. Bailey. receiver OF the rents
OF Nos 30s and 80 East 1Sth street. six-sory tene
ment, in a suit brought by Max Eisman against
Louis A. Stern and others 10 foreclose a mortgage
OF $19 800.
deficiency judgment for s422s4 was entered
yesterday against the Rocco Realty and Construc-
ton Company in favor OF Harris RosefY growing
out Of the foreclosure sale two six-story brick
tenements and stores on the southwest corner OF
Webster avenue and 17eth street
The Title Guarantee and Trust COMPANY bns
made loan of $25O.OOO at IA per cent for five
years on the premises at the northeast corner of
slst street and West End avenue The lot fronts
1922 feet the by 1915 feet on the street
Eugenie RothschiId is the owner
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
NO CASE AGAINST Law CLERK.

Frank Guarino, law clerk. who, when arrested
on Saturday, was found TO be in possession OF a
telegram from Carl Ffscher-Hansen, the lawyer now
under arrest. by whom he formerly employed
was arreigned before Magistrate Kernochan at the
West Side police court yesterday, charged with the
larceny of sS7.
Mrs. Mary DriscoI of No ia West 45th street,
with whom the defendant boarded testified that she
handed envelope containing the money to a lit
tie girl named Freda. with instructions that It be
given 10 the maid to keep until the landlord called
for the rent.
Mrs Driscors maid testified that Guarino came
TO the table which was money box, where
the maid had deposited the rent money. and draw
ing forth the envelope, he inquired what It was.
She told him. but neither she Miss Patterson
who was present at the time him replace It,
Neither did they see him put it In his pocket.
The defendant was discharged.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
BUY 100000 REVENUE BONDS.
Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Heidelbach, Ickel-
heimer & Co. Purchase Issue from City.

Goldman. Sachs 6 Co. and Heidelbach, Ickel-
heimer & Co. yesterday jointly purchased from the
city S1o.O90oe0 ten-month revenue bonds 81
per interest basis This is the third issue OF
similar amount OF revenue w1rrants by the Con-
troller since the FIRST OF the year The interest rate
Is Il per cent lower than the last issue, which was
sold several weeks ago TO the bankers, and is
the lowest rate at which this city has disposed of
revenue bonds running long this issue since
beginning of the present period of ease in the
money market.
The first block Of revenue bonds sold by the city
this year January :. and was on S% per
cent interest basis. They purchased by a
banking syndicate consisting OF Kuhn, Loeb & Co,
mon & Co.
The bankers who purchased this last SO,ooo0Oo
Of revenue bonds from the city said yesterday
afternoon that the greater part Of them had been
already disposed OF. large amount OF the oonos'
II IS understood, were sold abroad by the bankers
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
DIAMONDS? PLENTY OF THEM!
Imports for January Show Increase in Precious
Stones-Decrease in Automobiles.

Uncle Sans general store Of the United states, at
Christophe- and washington streets carried on
thriving business last month, according to the re-
port OF George ". Wanmaker, appraiser Of the
port rho made his monthly statement yesterday Of
tie imports at New York for January.
Diamonds, pearls and other precious stones en-
tered al this port for the month were six times
the amount for the same period last year. s The
value Of diamonds for last month S195S96s q,
compared with only $S1S ass 81 for January. 19OS
While the Importation Of automobiles has de-
creased one-ialf, the general business of the port
is growing steadily larger The total appraised
value for the month Of January 1909 over January,
1903 Is approximately s9JGo,o00.
Er. Wanmaker believes the imports would be
much larger but for the talk Of revising the tariff,
many importers being thereby induced TO walt in
the hope Of lower duties
The number of invoices for January were g, 995,
compared with 8s176 last year and A.G1s in 1907.
Last month GO $50 packages were examined, com
pared with s. s29 year and Il 952 in 1907. The
total value OF the merchandise for January was
s62 a5s S g. compared with $5S4S.7s9 81 last year
and S77.ei6.951 OF for the same period in 1907.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
LEASES.

Frederick Fox Co. have leased for the J. C
Lyons Building ard Operating Company for long
term Of years the eighth floor Nos. 256 and 23s
Fifth avenue TO the Dry Goods Publishing Company
and Toilettes Fashion Company; also for the James
Livingston Construction Company the tenth loft
in the new building No. IS TO 80 West s7th street
for long term OF years TO H. S. Bisco 81 Co.; for
Ludwig Penn, the first loft at No. 30 East 9Th
street, TO the Cape Town Ostrich Feather Company
for the Hafles Realty Company, the fourth loft at
No IS East IIth street. 10 the Liberty Rubberized
Speciality Company; for E c. Sewan. the third
and fourth lofts at No. / West 18th street. to
Lansing G. Schonard and the Ideal Skirt Company,
and for Charles Rosenberg, the store at No. 81
East 9Th street. to Israel Pike.
Lewis H May Company Charles F. Noyes Com
pany. New York agents). has leased for Max
Ernst his cottage, No los South Jerome avenue. 10
Morris Golde for the season OF 1903.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
Citations.

gIHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, BT
the grace OF God, free and independent-To JOSEPH
b.Inas Charles Halbert susan Elizabeth Ed
ward TIer HslbsFt Henry Percigsl Esoert Gertrude
Taomas Edward Thomas Joseph Preston Soaring. Emma
T seSTns Se1 6ean e9ns aoe May soaring Fiorsneo e
Soaring Frank E clrrier Freda CurTier Franz n & SaI
Harris Hazel Cohil Harris Dorothy CnTrer Hnr-
ris. Marjorie cohn Harris Maud CgrISr E9TTS me
FROST William EDGAR Frost Anna Wiim2t Frost HsTry
Howard Harold Palmer Howard Mary Converse Howard.
Sarah Palmer Howard. Bridget 81 Connor; Fannie c
tru Harry Coles Josephine Coles Currier Day.
Eivard ! McManus benjamin warder Thoron Louise
Thoron' Ellen n Warier, susie Niles E smith.
Seymour Geary. individually and trustee
court New county dated February l. 1902 in the
place stead Of Luna CuTrer eeGsasss resoyterian
ured and crippled Home for old Men and Ased couples
sachusetts Square Church House. Amherst COL
lege Baker-Boyer National Bank, Illinois Surety Com
STATE Of New York and to persons interested the
Estate Of Edward West CuTleT late OF the County OF
You and each Of you are hereby cited and required
personally to be appear before the
county Of New York at he sgTr0Eass tee Court o; said
York the 18th day Of February 1902 at haPsst ten
attend judicial settlement OF the account OF proceedings
United states Trust company OF New York as Execu1
sich of you as hereby cited Is under the
twenty-one years are required TO appear by your
pear aPd n ePPy t % failure @ re to to do So sHardan viii be
IN testimony whereof have caused the Seal the
hereunto affixed witness. HON AENtR C.
IL. s. the County York. the End day OF Janu-
airy in the year OF our Lord one thousand nine
DANIEL J. DowDNEY.
OF the Surrogates Court.
Attorneys for accounting executor
N-p VTaf New
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superint end
ent Murphy for six-story apartment bo:,se
TO be built for the Central Building Improvement
and Investment Company the block on the east
side Of Convent avenue, from Izeth TO both street
from designs by Henri Fouchaux architect It
is to be of the Italian Renaissance type with sev
eial open courts. and will have a frontage OF
26l0 feet on the avenue, with a depth of ss feet
1t will be of ornamental brick and stone. with
twelve suites of apartments to the floor II IS 10
cost $275 600.
Plans have been filed for remodeung the i've
story biscuit mandatory at the southwest corner
Of Greenwich and Beach streets into storage
warehouse. the change OF occupancy to be n,sda
at cost Of 5000 for Miss Ellen King as owner.
John N. Daily is the architect
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
Long Island Real Estate for Sale.
Citg Hotels.
Notice of Summons.


CJT-pREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
y Phiiip D Atwate-. Plaintiff against Anton Rasnus-
Mctilda RsTmussMSht Matda Being fctitious DEFEND
Rs1s ns9m2%n to a aboTe
defendants and each OF them You are negy 9 30 se
oopg 81 your answer the Plaintiffs attorneys within
Of the Gay OF Judgment viii be taken against you
6TPeeF az efauit for the RELIEF demanded the complaint
New Yo5k Rse 9fR Pantis Attorneys Of
nee ard Ofee address, 43 Cedar Street. Borough
To defandan Mary thompson The foregoing
served upon you ~ Of the supeme
of the state Of dated the 3lst day of DeGe-
5s be- 'o Of the ed coaaty a WIZ Of New YORK County Court
House the Borough Of Manhattan Sl'y ana S'A''
o. 3rT NeW ETfs & cRU1KsHAN. PLAINTIFFS Attorneys ia
- Ceia- street. Manhattan. New YORK Clty-
,--,7-I3I,F1IE; COURT OF THE STATE of NEW YORK.
- fdn1fr Of New York-Tral desired in New York
Kate G asahst J6sEPm Tq SER
sS6 oJFNNfE koRNH his VIE J9STP m HEB 5
n y ,y hsFIIECK his wife ithe Mary being nc
tii2gs her sXH8Fas s[Sf ReGeiysr appointed action
Herzis against Kornhauser ct al DeenasnsS ven % 5i
d % o answer the complaint this action and TO
Of y your afeF aPST th es S fs Of this
me dag Of TefH igEehf 29d viii 1T S Sn 90 against oS By
de1u the relief GsI demanded b IN tss iso4 complaint
A's1' CANNON & sEIBER1, ...
once and p o. Address. Rector street. Borough Of
M4@H1i5snd ro ths defenda6s PIEN sELEC and NARY
sIILEcK the lame 20 MqsKi Peins n'''o'' nsf 'u'
me foregoing served upon you BY publ
MieIsah Justice q the supreme Court OF he he state
81 He% h 1G copy Of the complaint IN the Once %
ceTK Of C6nty Of New York at the & County Court
day q January 1903 The orgEa summons and
once on December s. 1905
GANNON & sEIBERT, ,-.-...-
Once and T o. Address. Rector Street Borough Of
Manhattan. New York. n Y
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
BRoUGHToN BRANDENBURG EXPLAINS.
Needed Money. and Left the City to Get It.
Statement Saws.

Mrs Broughton Brandenburg. wife OF the writer
who forfeited his bail on Monday, gave out state
rnent at her home, at No 81 West 9Th street. yes
terday, in which Brandenburg explained why he
failed to appear answer the charge OF grand lar
ceny based upon alleged spurious interview with
Grover Cleveland which he sold to The New York
Tines last fall
This statement said that Brandenburg had found
hard get the necessities of life lately, and in
spite OF "a defence not only adequate. but over
whelmlng" he could not find funds to retain
sell It said he left the city only TO get the money
necessary TO carry his fight, anc that he will
return as as he gets it.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
RE4L ESTATE LECTURE.
G.. Richard Davis DeliUers Third an
7. N. G. Il. Series.

G. Richard Davis delivered his third lecture 70 the
Young Mems Christian Association real estate
classes last night. 1t continuance OF the dis
cussIon of the previous week building construc-
ton from the point of view OF the real estate man
and speculative builder
Mr.. Davis explained with illustrations a black
board how various trims and parts OF the trims
are put up, and pointed out the many interesting
features of this part Of building construction
He discussed with more or less detail. but in terms
which could easily be understood by real estate
men, the various ways IN which the plumbing,
heating tiling and the electrical work are in
stalled He called attention to the Importance of
good floor; how great care should be exercised in
the purchasing OF well seasoned lumber and in the
laying cf IT.
All further necessary details and material and
equipment that apartment houses and office build
ings must have TO be completed and ready for
cupancy were discussed, and the many questions
asked by the large number Of real estate men and
others present proved the keen interest taken in the
subject
The final lecture of this course, Tuesday
night WIZ be a summing up of all the points dis
cussed in the previous lectures and might be
termed, Mr.. Davis said. lecture practical
points TO the investor and real estate man on how
judge whether q building Is well built or not
This final lecture will be Illustrated with both
blackboard illustrations and stereopticon views.
Last Saturday afternoon the class. under the
guidance of Mr. Davis. visited tweve-story apart
ment house on the West Side in the process of
struction. and some sixty men accompanied him
through the building and for two hours exam
ined the various methods employed In the construc
tion of a ffreproof apartment house.
Next Saturday Mr. Davis will take a class and IFS
friends 10 a building which is almost completed.
and the points gone last night will be prac-
tically Illustrated and explained by a visit to the
building.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
WATER FROM SUFFOLK NEEDED.
Chief Engineer De Varona Says Brooklyn
Must Get New Supply.

L. NJ De Varona. chief engineer of the Depart
ment OF water Supply, Gas and Electricity, said
yesterday that the consumption of water in Brook
lyn now practically equalled the production. and
that the only reasonable hope OF increasing the sup
ply was to pump water from Suffolk County. Mr.
De Varona appeared before the Stats Water Board
as one Of the citys representatives on the propo-
sition Of the Board Water Supply Of this city TO
go to Suffolk County to increase Brooklyn's water
supply
Getting more water from Suffolk involves the re-
peal OF the Burr law. which was passed about ten
years ago for the express purpose OF preventing
Brooklyn from sinking wells in Suffolk. Mr. De
varona said that If there should be abnormally
BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
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New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
FrscHER-HANsENs PARTNER BAILED.

Friends Of Alexander Afichaelson law partner Of
Carl Fischer-Eansen, who tried TO secure his re-
lease On Monday, were on hand yesterday and put
up the $1,000 In cash which Sley had contributed
toward the lawyers bail. Michaelson was freed
from the Tonbs, where both he and Ffscher-Han-
sen had been confined since Friday night. His
nartEer IS still there.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
STEVENS TO LEAVE NEW HAVEN L1NE7
Rumor Has It That He Will Resign Vice.
Presidency.

New Haven, Feb. Ut learned to-day that
John F. Stevens has gone IS ST. Paul TO take
charge OF the appraisal OF Of the James J. Hl
railroads. This is the first work he has under
taken not connected with the affairs of the New
Haven road since he came to this city, about three
years ago.
It was said at the general Offices OF the New
Haven road that, so far known. Mr.. Stevens
will return later to his work here, but no surprise
will be created in case he does not occupy his
office in the city vice-president and director OF
the New Haven road In charge of the operating de-
partment.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
m G PApoEN CHARGES LIsEL

Michael c. Padden. Register of Water of the
Borough of Manhattan. obtained from Magistrate
Krotel in the Tornbs police court yesterday a war
rant for the arrest of Henry Kline, a reporter OF
THE New York American" and summons for
The Star Company. publishers of that newspaper
both OF whom he charges with criminal libel Mr.
Paddsn AYERS that last Saturday The Ameri-
cam printed article criticising methods OF
paying his employees and he alleges that it con-
tains matter that Is hhellouss
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03

ADVERTISEMENT aud subscriptions for
The Tribune received al their Uptown
and S7th sts, until o'clock p m. Ad-
vertisements received at the following
branch Offices at regular once rates until
o. clock o. m. viz: 264 sth ave. >. e.
sos 23d st; l53 9th ave-. cor. IRA zL
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03

ADvERTIsEMENTs and Subscription, 9ls,oss ~
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"a ave; fsa6 Sd ave-. near ols' ,zsth 81
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"a Tren,out ave. $50 Sd ave
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03

HEAT AND LIGHT.
sunlight Patented Latest

Improved Gas Lamp
$50 candle power: never
hIackens mantle. saves 500
on gas bills: brighter than
the sun; best IN existence
Introduction prices 70 Trio-
une readers, SOC. 15c;, ~;
mantles 10c- up. sUVIO
HEAT & LIGHT Co. 65
Nassau St. near John St 69o
p. 1sfst st. Tel 4424 Melrose-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GOvernesseB etc.
70 Colleges. Schools ami Families. Apply
MrE. N. J. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03

A DVERTISEMENT5 AND
"a The Tribune received al
1864 Broadway. between 36tl
o'clock D. 10. Advertisement q
branch Offices at regular office
viz: 264 Sth ave, 8. @. cor.
18th St; l04 East 14th St:
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American District Telegraph
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
MOOD FLooRs.

WOOD FLOORS resurfaced and e Ssr1F51iioof 1Fioof
ey electricity: telephone. FeoS
s..~Sacinx Co East A2c sk-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03

OFFICE PURCHASING COMMIssARY u = APN5V
~ 80 whitehall Street. New York CITY N v FAM -
1eossealed proposals. in duplicate for furnishing
times be required by The Z. S. Government on
or 81, 1852 in with
cations and n Cfrc,ia- Tyo-
Department Of the Conmissary General VYashfnz
1905. viii be received Iin9
10 O'clock A NJ February s. ie0 nformsIion y,i, y,,r
nsed on application Envelopes containing bids should
marked proposals for Subsistence opened Feb
ruary 5. 1909, and addressed TO A. l. sAITH Colonel
a. G. G.. u. s. Army.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
NEW BUILDINGS
Proposals..

proposals Y s DEPARTMENT OF AGRTcTrTT
IRE. once or the secretary. Washington ID C
leOe-Seaed proposals be 2eceive5 a;
nce Of the Discussing Clerk until p NJ Tuesday va
rary 18th, 1893 for furnishing delivering ba11srs
platinum ware Specifications Information
nEhed apphcon 70 the Disbursing Clerk Rids rus,
be sealed and addressed to the Secretary Agrcitre
In accordance with instructions given oil schedule
JAMES WILSON. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
their Uptown Office, No
81. and 37th st. until Q
J received at the following
rates until 8 O'Clock D. m.
23d 81. . 1873 9th ave. cor.
2o7 West 42d St. between
25th st: lO35 Sd ave. 1875
st ave. near Seth st; 1877
ave.; $50 80 ave, snd any
ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
BRONX BUILDING NOTES.

The following plans for buildings and
alterations have been filed with the Department
Of Buildings in The Bronx:
NEW BUILDINGS
Arthur s. Te.7s It OF Jsstb s,. far & s,,,
brk stores and tenmt. 26xl0105; Barba & Ficos
ielIa owners Moore & Landslide. architects;
Neison eess ave a ., :, =, SIS 900
"a sty brk dwlg, 2Ox55 George Hansen oHner-
{ oisen' archi'ect' cost'-....----.......... $500
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Crosby Street Property Under Ham
mer-SOld for $4,000.
BY Herbert A. Sherman.

The following the only sale yesterday at
the Vesey street salesroom:
BY Herbert A. Sherman
~ crosby st, 9, 1914 II OF Brocme st. 25xIOO: a
sy brk loft and store bldg foreclosure SALE Union Dime
SAVINGS institution vs. Moses Greenwood Ritch
Woodford Boyee & Butcher, attys; William n WINS tr
Ee que on Judgment S37 S5I So: taxes etc 81 see 08
sold 10 Henry Holding for $4,000 -
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03

rOsT.-Bankboox No. 500 S7s, Rank for
savings, $50 4th ave. New York. Pay
rnent stopped. Please return book 20 bank
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
HAIRDREssING. MANICURING. ETC

Manicuring Massage for Ladies
MRS. DUNBAR. 242 COLUMBUS AVE.
formerly OF Mount Clements, Mich
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
DREssMAKrN0 AND MILLINERY

DRFssNf MAKING AND MILLINERY.
FIRST CLASS dIessmaKing; ladies ma
teriaIs accepted; reduced prices January
and February. Grace. 60 West 3Ith 81
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAK1NGi LAT
EST PARISIAN MODELS CASEY ooS
West 124th St
FIRST CLASS DRESSMAK Err. - Latest
models. styles: 1T guaranteed. F. Watts.
25 West 195th St
HIGGINS FINE MILLINERY.
ais 9th ave.-Feathers curled; LADIES' own
material trimmed; latest styles
HIGH CLASS GOWNS; perfect Directoire
stvles; newest models Janette. 5oI West
i49th St
INERY.-Exclusive styles designed;
Fifth ave. trimmer Myrtle JONES' u
West 1885 st.
THE MILLINERY TRADE SCHOOL or
NEW YORK.
A BEN-YUSUFF. 1877 WEST 25D ST.
VISITING MILLINER.-Hats made and
remodelled; fur hats at reduced prices
Marie, I26 West 9th 81. Phone. o.1S4-
River
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
BOARD AND KooM8

MADISON AVE. 6TS. 6S4. SEQ. corner 81,
st-Large second floor room. PTtyai
hath; other rooms; excellent board.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03

LOST OR STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 51s. .T24
OF the Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank; payment stopped. Please return
book TO bank, No. 81 Chambers ST
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
LOST BANKBOOKs.

lost or STOLEN. No 555. 4sS
of tho Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank.
Payment stopped. Please return book to
bank No 81 Chambers st.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03

MANICURING, FACIAL AND SCALP
MASSAGE z. LOUBET, 90 WEST
18th ST. PHONE 16s1-MADISoN.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03

HIGGINS FINE MILLINERY,
AIS 9th ave.-Feathers curled: ladies' owl
material trimmed; latest styles
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03

FACIAL AND SCALP MAEsAGE.-swed-
ish massage For ladies'. Nine. Bertyns.
ESQ 9Th ave. 49,.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03

IILINFRY.-Exclusive styles designed; {;
Fifth ave trimmer. Myrtle Jones. s4
West 1885 st.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03

FIRST CLASS DRESSMAK Err = Latest
models, styles: ht guaranteed F. Watts.
25 West 135th St
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03

HIGH CLASS GOWNS; perfect Directors
styles. newest models Janette. ooI west
f4Qth st
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03

THE MILLINERY TRADE SCHOOL or
NEW YORK.
A. BEN-YUsUFF. 1877 WEST 25D ST.
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