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New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
FORECLOSURE SALES.


eT-PREAlE COURT. County Of New YORK.
waiter ! Fraser. Plaintiff agaihS,
Lizzie : Cowen ct al, pefendahIs.
pursuance Of a Judgment of foreclosure anu
saIe duIv made and entered in the ahgLe
entitled action and bearing date the lSth
Say nf December. 1905 l. the unieTsishei;
the Referee In said judgment naned, VII J. -. s.
az public auction. At the EFchafET Hd5@s
room Nos l4-lG Nesay street, IN INC WI
ougb Of Manhattan, city Of New YORK; on
the l4th dav Of January, 1908 al y o G'".N -.
tfoneer the premises directed by said jug
ment to he sold. and therein deSCiiheI as
follows: All that lot OF land IN s,,e Yor.,
ough OF The Bronx. F1ty OF NeW iIi
and state OF New York. desienaifl as ~,
number III on certain map entltie1 MdF
OF q portion of the pater Estate IN tig ~
IVari t.if- OF New York as surveyed ana
Ia Id out bv John .. Van Horne. city SnI
yeyor and filed I'm the once or the Register
Of the County Of New YORK on FEBRUARY -
1SoI oe man number S2S. bounded and de
scribed as follows: Beginning at a point on
the northerIy side of lh2ud street. alS,aut
I25 feet westerly from the corner IofilleH iy
tho intersection Of the said northeriE slce
Of I32nd Street with the westerly slde OF
W.Ics Avenue and running thence north
crlv at right angles with said northeriy slde
OF 152ud Street and part of the distance
through a party wall lU0.S4 feet; thence IN
northw esterly direction In q stralSnt ltile:: M:
p - feet to a point distant lol-4t It1S
southwestery from the southwesterIy sue
of wales Avenue; thence southerly at Ilsht
angles with said nCrtherly side OF land
StTeet and part Of the distance through
another party wall. l150S feet to the north
erlv side nf 152nd Street and thence east
erlv along the said nOrtherly side Of lo=nd
street - feet to the point or place OF be
ginning being now known as Number Ioi
Past i52nd Street. Borough OF The Bronx
Cirv Of New York.
dated New York. December 22d. l9Os
FREDERIC CYRUS LEUBUSCHER.
Referee.
v-NJ y McNIFCT Attorney for Plaintiff.
.oS Broadway. New York City.
| The following is a diagram of the prop
erty 10 be sold: its street number IS f9f
TaS1 152nd street Borough Of The Bronx.
Ci+v of New York:
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DR.. Burrell will preach at the Marble Collegiate
Church tomorrow morning on The Everlasting
Now" and his subject for the evening will be
How Piso Builds" Special music by the choir,
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

In the Fourth Presbyterian Church the pastor.
the Rev DR.. Edgar Whitaker Work. Will have for
his subject tomorrow night at o'clock service
"A Horoscope OF the New Year-A Forward Look
Into the Future"
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

At St Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church the
pastor. Dr. George Clarke Peck. will conduct
series Of meetings during the coming week, deliver
ing addrss each evening
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

PROPOSALS. FOR GLASSWARE. ETt.-0FFTCB OF
L C,ornmissary Purchasing agent. Panama Rail Road
,,-,,arv % state York Deesmhs- J1st 1875
Sealed proposals will be received at this one until 2c"
- 1909 for furnishing the above men
toned articles and full information he OBJ
+eired al his olRce. WENDELL l. SIMPSON. Major.
IQ+h Tnfanfry a. Conmissary Purchasing Agent.
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RAILROADS
RLTTTEnPa & 0EI0 3. z.

BALTIECRE & OHIO R. r.
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every Other Hour or the Even Hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHlNGIOS,
DIRECT CONNECTION II NEW CNtON
STATION WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LIES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily. 2Sd St Lioy 81
Washington, Sleepers- II so pm 81 am
Washington. Diner. ParlOr . 80 am se0 am
Washington, Diner. Parlor $50 am ~ 70 am
Washington, Diner. ParlOr. II 50 am u - n n
Washington. Parlor. ------ 90 pm 10 pm
Parlur Car. New York 10 Richmond. a
Royal Ltd Diner. Parlor $50 pm 4yO 2In
Washington, Diner. ParlOT 5-5O pm ovO -
Washington. Buffet, PaElor so pm ~ plH
Through Daily Trains 70 the NesL
Chicago, PittsbuTg------- 20 am - so 90 an an
Chicago. Columbus. ..---- IL ~ am l--8C ~ n u
Pittsburg Cleveland. -.-.. $50 pm 4oo pm
''PittSbuTg Limited ....-. 800 pm 80 pm
Gin, St L. Louisville II 80 pm I-Sp an
Gin. St L. louisville 9 30 am 40 90 am
Gin St l. Louisville $50 pm 500 Pm
CfHces. 245. 49+. 1900 Broadway, -sa Astor
House. 225 5th ave. New York 343 Futon
ct Brooklyn. West 231 ST. and Liberty 81
After P. NJ Sleeping Car reserF atioas
and fun information regarding trains, &c.
can Re obtained at Bureau Of Information.
3. < o. r R.. 23d St Ter Phone Sl44-
Chelsea
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III. New Testament oesrs15sa9; N. Ps.on or r, aow dow
Cr'isliaH7 20 s,,hiect Of the Rev. L NJ Haldemans
LORD .arnon at i o'clock in the First Baptist
---rh Tomorrow
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afternoon the choir Of the Church Of
7o-ihI paternity will render Gaul's cantats OF
-guth."
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School Agencies.
HELP WANTED.
Male
Male

st6D.-SalesTren 10 represent e long
- 1o-ss,s1 glove facto-yr IN central ana
s1-elh - New York. must have experience
% !, Trfbuue Once.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

The Rev. p. o. Hughes will preach at the vesper
service at p. m
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 70 each and
every individual hereinafter mentioned
MONDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF JANU-
AIRY. 1909.
the following goods will be sold a. Pt Bi;IC
DIAN STORAGE AND TRANSFER com
PANY nos SOL and 3n3 West 121th st, IN
the Borough Of Manhattan. city and
County of New York, ar 1850 a m. 70 re
cover the amount due upon said goods for
storage charges upon the sam5, pursuant 70
law. and such sale will he continued on
EACH Successive MONDAY until all
said goods shall he sold: II. c. Rowditch.
beds tables sewing machine. etc. SO,
Miss ". J. Rates. bookcase. chiff.ni&eT. &
desk. etc. SIS Go; ~ BlodEett, trunk, 81 90:
Mrs. VI. Brown. beds. tables. chairs: etc
S:5S 20: l.. T. Charles, bundle. ST 50. F col
lins, brass bed. mirror. carpets. etc, $50
Mrs A n Culver. mirror. sideboard, etc,
chine etc. SAL. Mrs. r. Creamer. carpets,
had1ing. $50 40; p. Chambers. couch, trunk.
Carpets. etc S45: Mrs. F. Ferguson. book
case. dresser, etc. $50; G GOttel side
board. sewing machine. So 40. Chas. Call
vey. sideboard. tables. carpets. SIS 20. J.
HoIler. bedding. dresser etc. 50: Mrs.
II !. Harder. barrels cases. S26. ". :.
Hoyer piano. S31; J. Hartley, table. chairs
&c Etc 81 30. o. q q Kiipa,TicE. chests. s. 50:
Mis- A. Isoyejoy. beds. sldeooari. etc.
S6T % Mrs. \. Lynch, dresser. chairs. etc
er etc Sl24 10. +. c. Menendez. carpets,
chiNoniers. etc. $40; Mrs. G. r. NacAran,
beds. drsssers. etc. S2G, ". Mucdock beds,
etc. s39 60. 9 Mo!Ioy, rugs. dresser, etc,
$50 30. II. !. Nlttell. desk, buffet tetes. etc.
S54. . l. AIordecai. cases. chandeliers. etc,
SI3 so. J. Parkinson. bureau, chairs. etc,
sal: 2. II. o'Hara- bedding. tables. etc,
S14. ! /. Parker. beds cJ-ches. sewing
1rgr,lue. etc. $50 20. j. Reid rugs mir
rors, stoves. etc. So 80. r c smith.
brass beds. screens. etc. $50: Mrs. p.
sheridan. pier mirror. etc. $50. Mrs NJ.
cichel. rugs. beds. tables. bookcase. etc.
S216 06 Miss NJ Tracy. piano. sidehoard.
SI4I. 4 r Taylor. bookcases. sewing ma
chimes etc SIP. Miss q. Usher, carpets.
iresserE. etc. ST. II W Nerder. table,
dresser. Sl4. Ms 4. Walms ey. beds.
chairs. dresserF $40. II X Wait. pictures.
chests etc. S25. J. 7. Winter. trunks.
chests. etc so 10; Mrs p. Woodbridge,
beds. slieH0ards. etc. SO %, ". "ann.
dresser. sewing machine. etc. s44.
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FLORIST.

BOUQUETS. decorations, cNt-fowers, ex-
pressed mailed or delivered. Karadontel
& Demetropulos. II CoItlandt ST. and SlSI
ProadWav.
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AtfeSt
81. u. Fishe.. Secretary.

H n. Fisher. Secretary
State Of New York. County OF Queens, s5.:
W. q. W0,d, being duly sworn. 3eposeS
and saws that he Is the Vice-President o.
Company. The petitioner named in the fore
going petition; that he has read the fore
going petition and knows the contents
thereof and that the same IS true OF ais
own knowIeiSe except as to matters therein
stated 70 be alleged upon information and
telief. and as 10 those matters, he believes
II 20 bs true. ". o WOOD
sworn 70 tefcre me this 4th day o: De-
CeDbeT, 1908.
a. CT. Peacock.
Notary Public. Kings County.
Certificate filed in Queens County.
ard the following resolutions were there
upon adopted.
Whereas The foregoing Fetiti0l from the
New York and Queens County Railway
COr1uaRy. dateI December 4, 1898, was pre-
sen.ed to the BOari cf Estimate and Ap-
portiOrment at a meeting held December II,
1905:
Resolve1. That in pursuance OF law this
Board sets FrtGaV. the SSh dgy nS January,
1909 At 1920 o'clock IN the forenoon. and
Room 10 in the CITY Hall, Borough Of Man
haitian. rs the time and place when and
where such petition shall be first considered,
and a public hearing be had thereon. ct
which citiz=ns shall be entitled 10 appear
and be heard. and be IL further
Resolved That he Secretary IS directed
to cause SUN petition and these resolutions
To be published for at least fourteen I'D
dzys in tW1 daily neEvsI apers in The City
Ct New York. % he designated by the
Mavo- AMI for at least ten II) days IN the
CITY Re-ord" Immediately prior 10 sucn
date Of public hearing. The expense of
such publication to be borne by the petl-
toner
TNz~av7Ear II 1908
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

-or,es1ate Church of St Nicholas the Rev.
Al tH q " Mcclure, president OF Mccormick
Dr ga. chicago. VIII preach tomorrow at both
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Proposals.
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DROPOSALS

pRoPosALs
SEALED PRoPosALs VIII be fecei1ed u1 if Ga2aaTy
ST1NG T "a and d0I BIHpiaG B1I3Hn for ' the bsP yea
eae1ng th OF FEBRUARY 1910 the said proposals to
oe f and b ] Of & c2nFTsss E on Public Printing 70 the
@ @ committee reseryn 70 itself the right reject
may "a al acfae a'' OF Inc best interests OF the
plank proposals and giving the regulations with which
B. Donnelly, Public Printer. Washington. D. c
quantities of paper be needed during he
The estimated quantities forth detail
~ 500 500 reanls machine printing paper 241as
2J0oo 600 reams machinefnish printing paper. 8sx48.
49'o reans SIZED and supercae1dsTed white or tinted
s7l0o rssms white writing paper. toft dried
11eoo coored writing paper. loft dried
100000 pounds white writing paper machine dried vsri
oSS SSS SaR5: pound: Of Of best best ss s6 Dses gaeeF
10000 pounds superne (sngie double) book
san;, %PR P5ss gsESus vs4 size: ard weights
500 pounds artificial parchment. various sizes,
$4,000 sheets cardboard. various coors, sizes and
10000 sheets bristol board colors and
10000 pounds colored bristol manila tag board.
sSnss sdger 2rs paPe ag whs or blue laid
$500 resf's second class @dseT psPer White or blue
!. 600 tissue and copying paper
% reanls blotting paper, ary required color and
49, reams marble. comb. and lining paper. various
e5o resn,s typewriter paper. various sizes and
E:s: s#: Ssi5s $s5ss si s: s ssas, 'Hs inches
3.uOo sheets parchment. 15X2l inches
Proposals will be received for thousand
Hy direction of ths Joint Committee of Congress on
"'''' sAM'L B. DoNNEILY.
Washington. u. c. December 16. 1905
S,EALED BIDS or PROPOSALS WILL, BE, RECEIVED
~ by the Board Of Water supply in ofhce of the
floor. A. NJ. January Z. 1903. CONTRACT
SO the construction Of the NORTH HALF Of THE
crossing under valley OF the Waikiki river vim
three shafts depth short sretch
Duct and Tor CONTRACT 81 for the construction of the
SOUTH HALF OF THE Waikiki PRESSURE T1-E9
short Of plain concrete conduit known as cut
nd-cover aqueduct The pressure tunnel will be circular
tv ~ feet wide Inside. work is located in the
towns Of Paltz and Gardiner. Ulster County New
BfDs or PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR EACH
TRACTS COMBINED. ANY bidder nay make d bid for
either Contract O. the two contracts confined A
separate Of proposal will be furnished the pur
the bids will he publicly opened and read The award
after as practicable Pamphlets containing Information
FOR bidders. form Of contract speciheatons etc and
1915 at the address By depositlng the
dollars sll) for each pamphet or twenty dollars $500
within thirty DAYS from the date which BIDS are be
opened Foo further paIticuars see city aeGord
GHARIEs GHAR1.Es 4 sHAw. 153'' In suppy EA'e'
J. WALDO SMITH
Chief Engineer.
Secretary
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} SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
: their Uptown once. No
n 81 and 3Tth - until
. received at tho following
, rates until : q clock ?. III .
2Sd ~. l53 S'E ave cor.
cST West 427 80. between
I25th st. lO3S "a ave. iC2H
1st ave near S9'h st. lsT
ave $50 Bel ave. and any
OTcA
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PED D LINE

PED D LINE
For Porto Rico. Curacao and VeneZueis-s,
Pier II. near Wall ST. Ferry. Brooklyn
For san Juan. Porto Rico
AT REDUCED RATES
s. Caracas e.. Saturday. Jan 2. '0e. NOON
6 Philadelphia. sat Jan 16 90. noon
For La CsusyTa PtO. Cabello. Curacao aud
MaTacaibo-
IS Aurora o.. saturday. Jan 2. o. Eoo2
IS ZuIta- Saturday. jan Q. 90. uooal
Freight only
These steamers have superior accoE,rnof1z-s'
tons for passengers
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers S2 Wall ST I
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

oo - ,otabls as marking the one hun
The ye1- y.-s.rv OF the birth of Charles Darwin.
o'euI o',o,, scientist and one OF the noblest men
tne ,,steenth century, ana the hfneth ami
@ ' ~ :, .he publication OF Darwins origin OF
versalS -orl which achieved the greatest revo-
Species " .to,,ght since the days of Aristotle.
luton ~ ,,o, If this twofold anniversary oc-
IN con'iHe- rb,-ch OF the Messiah announces
cSs'on e -, sermons OF the genera! subject OF
selles .,s Some Problems Of Religion" by the
= Tohn Haynes Holmes
,,...,5,st Episcopal Church there will
Al C2tTe-s -.1,-ion and reception Of members at
. ~. rnorning service to-lllo'Io"
- .--.v Tabernacle the Rev. DR.. Charles
,.e.--on will begin tomorrow evening d
--,o,s ~ On the International Sunday scnoot ies-
Of sermons % .o-, being The Descent OF the Holy
Spirit
s.-A,.on,s morning topic at the Fifth Ave
p-sss,-erfan Church tomorrow VIII he' 40"
w, Know the Way" Robert Il epeel : ~
-, ,ss first Of his series Of four SUNDAY ~ 1Iei
G. s,.oo1rses On THE Gospel and Human Lie
West PRESBYTERIAN Church the Rev. Dr..
ryan. the pastor will preach to-rnorro" al al
on Dreams and Facts and Reali1ations
,s,,sn n on Making Resolutions Goou'
IN. Rev Dr. Lyman Abbott eoltof oL A--0 C-'
:. s,eE vii discuss The Law of Liberty at the
Sunday afternoon mems meeting OF 'he "est ''~'
Young Men. Christian Association to-nnoTr0"-
IT.. choir Of the Church Of the Incarnation VIII
sing tomorrow the sacred csntatsr ''The story OF
Bethlehem"
The subject Of the Iesson-seru1on in the Christian
s,ienoe churches Tomorrow viii be God.
q. III. Scotch Presbyterian Church the pastor,
N. Rev. Dr. David G. Wylie- will preach to-n1or-
-ov on The Alternating Currents Of the Christian
-tf. - plans have been made for union services
during the week OF prayer" in the West Side
Presbyterian churches
Al Temple EAnanu-El tomorrow DR.. Magnes will
pEssoh or Sunday Legislation"
Miss Eshel NJ Arnold, Of England. the grand
daughter OF Dr. Arnold Of Rugby. and sister of
Mrs Hunphry Ward, will address the Ethical
seeisty .n Carnegie Hall tomorrow morning at Il
o'clock
in Rutgers Presbyterian Church the pastor Dr..
Mackenzie will preach tomorrow morning New
Tears sermon on NO Compromise.
"A Chorus OF Graces' will be the subject Of Dr.
Robert Stuart MacArthur's New Years sermon at
- sciock tomorrow at Calvary Baptist Church.
Special services al which the new pastor, Dr.. S.
Edward Young Will preach Will he held in the
Bedford Presbyterian Church. Nostrand avenue
Pc snd Dean street. Brooklyn tomorrow and through
the week with solos choral and congregational
singing.
At the Cathedral tomorrow the sermon at high
mass Will be given by the Rev B. F. Mcouade
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

{ ADVERTISEMENTS AM
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1864 Broadway. between SIT
o'clock .. m Advertisemen
branch Offices at regular Office
viz. 2Cs Sth ave. s =. cor
i2.h st: lea East l4th s.
TN and Sth aves 263 West
81 ave. near 6lst 81. lIhS
East I25th st. TJ6 fremont
American District Telegraph
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
4ral2

Mals
GARDENER SINCE. thoroughly under
stands growing greenhouse plants, roses
ca-nattons vegetables, fruits. flowers. care
lawns. snrubbery and grounds, best refer
enca A cullen. care Berachah. Nyach.
-. 7.
NURSE. - Trained, educated; as nurse.
companion or secretary 70 invalid. j. b.
s. Tribune Once.
WORKING FARMER.-Life experience in
all branches OF farming. gardening. hand
ling men and all kinds Of stock; under-
strictly temperate and single Farmer. BOX
90. Tribune Once
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY

HIGHEST PRICES for diamonds. precious
stones. old god, jeweiry. Established
yS44 Mrs I.ynCh's Son 945 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

Nathaniel Schmidt, Of Cornell Uni
ProieS.-, .-aak On ''FIumanitys Indebtedness tc
vs-sn., a. the Free Synagogue on Sunday morn
t,s January u.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
CHURCH NEWS
Continued from ninth page.

st O'Clock Will be special Christmas
-,usical programme
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

o7r evening Mrs Helen Temple Brigham
Ton, Cor the Spiritual and Ethical Society
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
fRoF. SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

Female
-e-o-NI or visiting goveTness, conpan-
- or Tn0ther's helper. English branches.
- - s-erman. LATIN, music, sewing: ref
80 Address Miss Brown. l12 Ken
.-'s'en ave. Jersey Cify
15hiDs.-Rehne0. experienced, travelled
,,;.al. nov az Palm Beach and finding
So s. eelghtfUi. would act as secretary.
So ssIepher, companion, nurse. sUpeTin-
= ,1easshold and servants. or travel. s..
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
STORAGE NOTICES.

New York, December 20. 1878.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 70 each and
every individual hereinafter mentioned
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
CITY OF NEW YORK
BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPoR-
TIOEAIC<T

BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPOR-
TIONME$T
Public notice is hereby given that az a
meeting OF the Board OF Estimate and Ap-
portionment. held December II. 1898. the
following petition vas receiEedi
To the Honorable the Board OF EstlIldle
and Apport-cnmsEt Of the Cty of Ne"
The pstIti9l OF the New Tork and Queens
County Railway Company respecttuI!S
!. Your petitioner IS a street surface rail-
way CORPORATION duly organized and eXlsti =
under the laws OF the STATE OF New fOEk-
and owns and IS engaged n OPERATING a
street surfaGe railway upon divers stress-s
and avenues in the Borough OF queens. C-'y
? on the 4th day Of December. lsifS.
railroad law, fled IN The oIhce of the SscE
ietaTy OF Sta-e q certificate Of extension o.
its road. AMI on the Srd day 0f DecsLao,eaI'
1905, 0uly fled a duplicate original Ceitil-
cate OF extension IN the ONCE or the IoUi-ty
Clerk of Queens County, copy OF winch
extension is hereto annexed. -
3. For the purpose Of CONSTRUCTING an
operating sail extension or branch OF lts
IreSent roa I. your petitioner desires % %
tain from ,o;Ir Honorable Board and he-e-
BY respectfully applies FOR It's consent -
and d grant Of the right. privilege anu
franchise for the construction mar eIlsl.tS @
and operation OF a double track stree S1-
face railway as an extension or branch OF
its existing railway for public use IN thr
conveyance Of persons and property Tor
condemnation. N. upon. d-Ol6 d-L4 W. N-A0
surface Of certain streets. avenues and nLEA-
ways and public places IN the Borough anu
County OF Queens, CITY and State or New
York. Of ThIch the following is descrip-
tiOR:
Beginning at and connecting with its
present tracks on DebevO!se or second
Avenue, at the junction OF said avenue
with Pierce Avenue. thence, soUtheEIy
in, upon. along and over said Debevoise
or Second Avenue, 10 and connecting
with the tracks now operated by this
company upon Jackson Avenue, crossing
such other streets. avenues. hlgnW aS >
and public places as may be sncOun-
tered in said route. and with such con-
nections. turnouts. switches. C-Css-
overs. ttanCs poles. wires and equip
ment nav he necessary for the con
stTUctiOn and operation OF said railway
by the overhead system Of electricity.
or IL any other motive power that may
De lawfully employed upon the same
e. TIE said corporation proposes % oper-
ate said extension or branch BY the over
head system CT electricity substantially
similar to that now IN use upon its other
lines, or by any other motive power tnat
may be lawfully employed
Wherefore. YOUR 0etiti0ner pravs that pub
'iC notice hereof and Of the time ard place
when and where this application viii be
first considered, Re given as required by
law, AM that the desired consent he granted
in accordance with the provisions Of the
Greater New York Charter.
Dated, December /. 1!US.
NEW YORK & QUEENS COUNTY RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
p ". .. WOOD.
Vica-PresideGt-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

a Chorus Of Graces' will be the subject Of DR..
Robert Stuart MacArthur's New Years sermon al
Z e'cieck tomorrow at Calvary Baptist Church.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
EURS AND FURRIERs

L LEVIN CO., slS West 125th St
Furs altered, dyed and repaired Hand
some line Of High Grade Furs at special
low prices for the Holidays.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

At the Cathedral tomorrow the sermon at high
mass Will be given by the Rev B. F. McQuade.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

Special services al which the new pastor, Dr.. S.
Edward Young, viii preach Will be held in the
Bedford Presbyterian Church Nostrand avenue
snd Dean street. Brooklyn, tomorrow and through
the week. with solos. choral and congregational
singing.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

B. wENDER. I13 West 1Osth St. formerly
20 West S9th st--S76 Opera and Tailor
Made Suits. $40 to s45.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

in RUTGERS Presbyterian Church the pastor, DR..
Mackenzie will preach tomorrow morning a New
Years sermon on NO Compromise
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
HAMBURG AMERICAN

Tourist Dept for trips sveryvhere-
EAMBURG-AMERICA LINE. a Broad~s
way. n. 7
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

IN. Rev Dr.. Lyman Abbott editor Of The out
:. .,or viii discuss The Law of Liberty al the
sunday afternoon mems meeting OF the west 0'o'
rorng Men. Christian Association tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

Tie choir Of the Church Of the lnoafha.on ".
- .o-,,o--oyy IN. sacred cantats, THE Story
Bethlehem
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

5.-rIJ ST broadway Subway Pleasa Mt
r,-ann. elevator apartment. all modern
c. "a rcr week. references exchanged. Ad-
zr.ss Zach Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

strvenson's morning topic al the slI' -
- ,-..,,,erssr Church tomorrow VIII oe 20"
noe r. T-,oy- the waye" Robert E speer vii
esh .,s erst Of his series of four Sunday after
s'.''. .,scourses On THE Gospel and Human Life
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

A. The West Presbyterian Church the ReV' pt.
Evans. the pastor. will preach to-nlorro" a.
"a N. or Dreams and Facts and Keah1a .'o'S
,s,,sn m. on Making Resolutions Gooo.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

At Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church f ans,, There VI" At
! 1e NO4' -, service tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

Miss Ethel NJ Arnold. OF England. the grand
daughter OF Dr.. Arnold, Of Rugby. and sister Of
Mrs. Humphry Ward, will address the Ethical
Society .n Carnegie Hall tomorrow morning at Il
o'clock
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
rNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.


LARGE unfurnlshed front room and hall
bedroom. conkcting. 70 let. 226 West
18Th