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Arizona republican., 1909-11-11
IMMIGRATION OFFICIALS
 AFTER GRANT BROS. co
ON CHARGE OF BRINGING IN
 ALIEN IABORERS.
Officials Claim to Have Discovered a
 Series of Violations.

Series of Violations.
 An investigation of charge against the Grant Bros. Construction company of violating the contract alien labor law is in progress by the immigra- ton officials of the department of com merce and labor and it was learned yesterday that the matter had been referred to United States Attorney Alexander
 Captain Alexander was seen last night and admitted the reference of the case to him but he said that he had not Yet had time amid the multi plicity of his other duties to look into it.
 According to the statement of the : immigration officials their attention was called to the case by an agent named Cairns who sent word to them that forty-fiYe Mexicans were desirous of entering this country through the port of Naco to look for work and he requested that they be inspected. The suspicion of the officials was instantly aroused by reason of the fact that this was not the first request of that kind from Cairns.
 IL was ascertained, it is said. that the Mexicans were brought from CT mosillo by the Southern Pacific for the account of Grant Bros. and that they were destined to COurtland where the construction company is at work on one of the Southern Pacific lines
 IL was also learned that the company had paid for the meals of the men while in transit and had met other per sonal expenses of theirs.
 All the Mexicans were turned back except ten who are being held as wit nesses. Some of them have said that they had been induced by Cairns to come into the country on the repre- sentation that they would be paid by Grant Bros. from S1.5O to s2.5O a day
 The investigation so far as it has gone has brought out that Cairns was acting as agent in Mexico for Grant Bros. and the Southern Pacific and that he was working in conjunction with Charles E. Holler of Nogales. It was further brought out that Cairns was to receive a dollar a head for every labOrer he procured for the construc- ton company and it is said that this arrangement was made between the agent and Angus Cashion of the con- structiOn company.
 The immigration officials claim to have evidence that more than 800 la bOrers have been brought into this country through this agency. They say that they might have been smuggled in without detection but that Cairns chose the bOlder as well as safer course of notifying the officials of their coming in order that their inspec- tion might serve to wash the hands of the agent of the matter
 In case action should be brought against the constructor company and should be successfully prosecuted this deal would cost the company S45,00O for their is flat fine of 5000, no more and no less, for each alien laborer so imported. In case the investigation should prove that 500 Mexicans have actually been brought in the aggre- gate fine would be staggering.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-11
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Arizona Publishing company will be held at the office of the company. fin the Arizona Republican building. on Mon day, November 15. 1909. at 10 o'clock a. m.
 SIMS ELY, Secretary Treasurer Phoenix. Arizona. November !, 1909.
The evening world., 1909-02-13
1.-THE BATTERED BRIDE"
METROPOLITAN'S NOVELTY

"'' ~, '"' '.'''
Ia NIhe Bartered briae } Is 10 oe
presented for the first time in Amer
ica nj .he Metrono,itan Opern House
M .,'.,a
next FRIDAY evening" ine opeI" W"'
nrst produced IN Prague IN lHhb, nut
fits composer had died in n modhouse
''.,.,,a'', ,.a.,,.,', q, ,,,a, I'LL
M''"o"' N"o"'ns Vi !" ''o"''" ''"'"
sung all over Europe. The scenery
. -.
The evening world., 1909-02-13
GUESTS GR|D|2ONED
BY MERRY ROASTERS
Yorkville Club, Famous for Its
Novel Affairs, Shows Some
New Stunts.

While the Manhattan RoaSters did no:
grIdiron Mayor McClelan1and certain
other notables as they had planned, stlIi
this band OF Yorkvlllans lined up big
array OF celebrities at their annual
seance last night and gave all the fire
test in most effective fashion. To be
n guest OF the Roastcrs means the TAX
ing OF the third degree and all that
goes with II, and to hear your past
present and future laid bare, while
critical assemblage ACIDS something 10
the siZzle.
But the toas,ing process OF the Roast
ers seems to be popular, for each years
gathering finds the willing victims more
numerous. and last nights affair crowd
ed the Yorkvllle Casino, on Eighty
sixth street,, near Third avenue, Pres.-
dent James Hurley set up the roasting
splt. while Vice-presden, Steve Z. Nc
Donald. with Ed T. Smith. Daniel
Culhane. Joseph Driscs.l and James
Gilmore as aides, welded the basi!n.;
irons.
As prelude the guests, some 200 in
number were eRorted to the foFkV!he
Theatre, on E!faty-s!Xth street, anu,
while they enjoyed the performance,
the torture plans We're arranged by the
committee In charge at the Casino.
Here, after the show banquet Vas
served and every man made TO feel
pleasantly conscious, Each heard more
real things concerning himself than he
had ever dreamed, and the majority
were put through series or stunts
that made them sigh for home. To'add
to their embarrassment 100 ladies, the
wives, sisters and sweethearts Of the
members, were present by special In
vItation TO witness the Joy OF the VIC
tins.
Dancing in the Casino ballroom kept
up the fun until near dawn to-day.
Among the guests were Commissioner
James Bogart and Mrs. Bogart, Mr..
and Mrs. John s. Brown. MI. and Mrs.
John Mahoney, Mr. and Mrs: Harry a.
Keller, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Culhane.
NJ a. Bennett. Miss NJ. A.. Stevens,
Ryan, S. c. Bernstein, George Brewer,
Cash Gates. Timothy Ryan. Jerry Sui
Ivan, Mr.. and Mrs, John Touhey, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Randall ST., Mr. and
Mrs Frank Randall IT., Joseph Walsh
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lamb, DR.. and
Mrs John p. Wright, GeopJe Franzlus,
Mr.. and Mrs, James Hurley, Miss Hur-
ley. James Hurley jr,- John Hurley,
$. Z. Mcdonald. Mrs. ~. ]. Mcdonald
Anna Mcdonald, Robert Culhane, Miss
Polly Culhane, Frank Holland. Miss Ke'
hoe. H. V. Nicholson, Miss s. Armstrong
John ]. Nicholson, Miss X. Nicholson
Thomas Nicholson, Mr., and Mrs. Joseph
Driscoll. James Gilmore, Miss Gilmore
Thomas Begley,- Mrs. P. Sanders, Miss
Ethel Sanders, Joseph Murray. Edward
Smith, Miss Laura McCausland and
| Alexander Jerome.
The affair proved the biggest success
in the history Of the organization.
The Rooster Club OF Manhattan
which has headquarters at No. 10 East
Elghty-fifth street, has on its rolls
several men prominent In professional
and political life.
The evening world., 1909-02-13
NEW WAVE Of
EXPANSION HITS
BIG LANDMARKS
Noted Structures Doomed by
This Years Sweeping
Transformations.

New Yorks new wave OF expansion
has marked many noted landmarks for
destruction thus early IN the year
Two -honored properties were
added to the list this week-the Presby-
terrain Hospital and the Ashland House
Nearly dozen prominent structures. all
familiar to New Workers. have been
doomed within the last few months be-
cause their sites are needed FOR more
important improvements
Such changes as that announced by
the Presbyterian Hospital mean the
transformation Of entire neIghborhoods.
The hospital will build a group of struc-
lures overlooking the East River. just
south of the Rockefeller research lab
oratorles and its old home, covering the
block bounded by SEVENTEEN and Sev-
enty-frst streets, Madison and Park ave-
nues, will be sold to mansion builders.
Nearby. on Park avenue, at No, 30,
another transformation will be seen
soon when tine block covered By the
Union Theological Seminary Is sold.
The seminary is building 100000
group OF structures in the Columbia
University on the two blocks bounded
by one Hundred and Twentieth and
one Hundred and Twenty-second
streets, Broadway and Clarcmont ave-
The evening world., 1909-02-13
Mix for Lame Back

To one-hali pint good whiskey add one
ounce syrup sarsaparIlla and one ounce
TorIs compound. which can be procured
from any druggist. Take In teaspoonful
doses before each meal and before retiring.
This recipe Is ncyer-taI!ng. Leading sps-
cialsts prescribe 1t,
Not only will this formula promptly re-
leyc the muscular pains. but It also makes
one OF the most effective system builders
known to the profession. 1t will increase
the appetite and II use Is continued will re-
store full physical vlgor TO all persons OF
falling strength, especially the decline
caused by age.
1t is surely worth trying by any one who
may be afflicted
The evening world., 1909-02-13
SHRADY HAS A BOMB"
Doctor Thinks Package lie Re-
ceiNel Is an Internal Machine.

This afternoon DR.. George + shrady,
coroners physician, will examine the
contents of box he received, through
the mail yesterday and which he sized
up as an Internal machine.
The box is Immersed in water, where
It was placed almost Immediately on its
receipt By the physician at his home
No bIj Lexington avenue. II Is a heavy
rietallic affair, shaped like q drum, and
was contained in a wooden hX 10 inches
long, inches wide and / inches deep
~, Shrady says lie has no enemies so
far aS he Is aware.
The evening world., 1909-02-13
TETRAZZlNl, AS LUCIA,
PACKS THE MANHATTAN

Another crowded and fervld audience
greeted Tetra22ni when she sang Lu-
c!G, in DoniGett!'s opera at the Man
haitian Opera House, last night. After
the mad scene she was recalled many
times, and finally had to repeat part Of
It. Bouquets We're thrown to her.
which she divided and threw TO the
audience and to the orchestra. Taccani
was d satisfactory Edgardo. Poese was
Ashton. Arimondl was Raimondo. Ven
turin was Arturo, Montanari was Nor
mandO and Severlna was AlIsa. The
sextett.' was sung most effectively and
Taccani won much applause for his
aria In the last act.
The evening world., 1909-02-13
Constipation
Is a Friend
of Rheumatism

There Is no denying perfect cleansing OF
the tutcstlnes is Il wonderful help In bone
or muscle trouble. Hut take notice. No
simple movement such as PodOphylln, Cal.
omcl, Epson Salts. c, c. Pills, etc, produce
will do, Something completer is demanded
-DilaNln,
DilaXIn finds favor with Rhrumaics be-.
cause it moves their bowels clean. In that
pletely II strips the bowels clean. In that
way it cannot help producing good effect
on rheumatism, Rid Of all Its trash
tho system takes heart, "a 1t were. After a
dose OF DiaXin the rheumatic feels years
younger. His perfect freedom from bowel
poisons Is proved by his clearer brain,
greater yigor and increased livelness.
The evening world., 1909-02-13
A NORDlCA RECITAL ON
TUESDAY AT CARNEGIE

Nordlca. just returned from n sue
ccssfuI concert tour, which has eX-
tended over 10000 aiIes In the last four
months, under the management; Of H.
Il. Johnston s TO give a song recIta! at
Carnegie Hal next Tuesday afternoon.
Her programme will Include compost
tons by Cornelius, Franz, Richard
Strauss. Brahms, Tscha,koWsky Ssnu-
mann, Schubert. iicnscae!, EGure and
LeOnCavallO.
A vocal and instrumental concert Is
to be given at Webster Hall on Feb.
% for the benefit Of the Italian suffer
ers by the earthquake in Calabrla and
Sicily. The proceeds will be sent to
the Italian Red Cross at Rome.
Francis Rogers, OF the class OF 'ol
will give song recital In Harvard
Hall tomorrow afternoon. This is the
last OF the series of six sunday after.
The evening world., 1909-02-13
HOME COUGH CURE

Go 10 your druggist and get one-half
ounce Concentrated pine compound. two
ounces OF glycerine, haltsa pint OF good,
pure whiskey. mix It up and use 1t In
doses OF q teaspooniul to a tablespoonful
every four hours, shaking the bottle each
time.
Any druggist can supply the ingredients.
The Concentrated pine is a pine product
refined for medical use and comes only in
half ounce bottles, each inclosed in a tin
screw-top case which is alright and pre-.
serves the fluid In It's full strength but be
sure IT is labelled Concentrated" A prom
inent local druggist says he has filled this
prescription hundreds OF times and has seen
IL work wonders.
The evening world., 1909-02-13
VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS.

AT Hammerstein's will be "Circum-
stantlal Evidence" Princess Ratah in
her Cleopatra dance. AT the Country
Club" Frank Fogarty. Edna Aug, Ed.
+. Reynard, ventriloquist; the Jack
Wilson Trio, In IAN Upheaval In Dark
town" and Chalk Saunders, cartoonist.
The bill at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
will include Spirit Land" Burr Nc
1ntosh, in a picture talk on Our
Ships" Nichols Sisters, Charles r.
Sweet, Ed, Wynne in Mr. Busybody,"
and Jane Courthope in Lucky Jim"
Among others at the one Hundred and
Twenty-fifth Street Theatre will be
Camille D'Arvile. prma donna: De
Haven and Parker, Howard and North,
w: c. Fields and, Nelson and Otto.
ger the Empire city Quartet, The
Gibson Girl Revue" Agnes Scott in
1.-THE Wall Between" Smith and Camp
bell. the Three ballots, Mr.. Quick,
comedy cartoonist, and Casseli's dogs
The Alhambra will have Blanche
Ring, The Devil and Tom Walker"
Willard Simms in Flinders Furnished
Cov!ngton;" Abdul Kader, Julius Tan
nen, Belong Brothers. cyclists, and the
Painter Trio OF aCrobats.
Harry Lauder will give farewell per-
fomances at the Lincoln Square Thea
ire on Monday and Tuesday The
weeks bill will ncludue Joe WEIGH, May
Wad and her eight Dresden Dolls; Will
lam Courtleigh in Peaches" Al ri.
Weston and Irene Young In "The New
Reporter" HuXter Brothers, English
leapers. and La Belle Clark and her
dancing horse, Grand Duke"
Among those at the American Mnsic
Hall will be Arthur McWalters and
Grace Tyson, In travesties OF we'll
known plays; Lucy Weston, Alex Carr,
Emma Carus, Felix and Cairo, Hickey
and Nelson, and Mayme Remington and
her picks"
AT Atlantic Garden will be the Aerial
6haws, Gaines and Brown, comedians;
Adolph Ringing. gymnast, and new
moving pictures.
Princess Verona and her Oriental
dancers, the Gasslners. athletes. and
Murphy and Company In The Vaude-
Vile Agency will be among the at
fractions a; Huber's Museum.
BROOKLYN ADJUSTMENTS.
THE Power Behind the Throne" will
be played at Payton's Theatre.
The Kentucky Bellies Will be at the
Empire.
The evening world., 1909-02-13
MARIA GAY AS CARMEN;
RICARDO MARLIN AS DON JOSE.

Carmen with Maria Gay In the
title part, drew large audience to the
Metropolitan Opera"lIouse last night
The prlma donna was In very good
voice and, II one coDcedes the correct
ness of her conception OF the gypsy
cigarette girl. Aer lmpersonatlon was
admirable. Ricardo Martin made an eX-
cellent Don Jose. singing with feryor
Bernice di Pasquali was Micaela, Note
was EscamilIo toff the key when sing
ing off tho stagel, rita Fornla was
The evening world., 1909-02-13
RICHARD MOORE DIES,

Richard Ghannlng Moore died at his
home In Richmond, Richmond Borough,
yesterday afternoon. He was closely
associated with the Tanderb...s OF the
earlier generations, and was for many
years purchasing agent for tire Wander
bilt lines, He retired about twenty
years ago. He is survived By two
sisters.
The evening world., 1909-02-13

By SYLVESTER RA WILING.
~oNETlIGNG OF Klinssors sorcery

1OMETlIING OF Klngsor's sorcery
~ cllngs to "Parslfal' As kundry
- Yields. unwIlingly to the conjura-
tlon of the recreant Knight Of the Grail.
So those OF us who have protested that
Wagner's great CONGREGATIONAL Festival
PLAY" Is miasmatic and unwhOlesome
fall gradually under the spell OF Its in'
iluence. Objections fade away with
every new hearing until nothing re-
mains but admiration for the wonderful
work.
There was a special matinee perform
ance Of "Parsital" yesterday at the
Metropolitan Opera-House which at
tracted a large audience that, save a,
the intermissions, sat silent from
until G o'clock. There was no applause
after the first act. which closes with
what Is essentially q celebration o!
mass, but there was q great deal when
the second act was over ana there
were many curtain calls Before the
third and last act a deserved tribute
was paid TO Alfred Hertz. the conduc-
tor. as he entered the orchestra pit. hut
sporadic attempts at applause when the
sln,l curtain fell were not encouraged
Tho curtain was raised once upon I've
.,,rr,ss.ve scene. That was all
A Fine AII.Round Performance
The performance, all in all, was au-
mirable. Hertz conducted with even
more than his accustomed skill lie
reached fine clmaxes. while never ta1l'
ing to bring out all the daintier points
az the score, and his men played superb
lv. carl BurrIan in the title part was
more than satisfactory. He wasn't as
tail as Burgstlller or Schmedes, whlcn
the management forgot Wnen they
placed the wire that carried the spea!
almost beyond his reach, but Ire was
impressive In his characterization ana
Tor a modern German tenor, lie SAM
we'll .,.,,
Olive Fromstad Kundry, the mystic
eternal woman, was as rCmarkaple AZ
lmpersondtIon as ever In us dile!ehtld
lion of the three phases of the character
, AS the wild thing that, like Puck, cOUlt
| enCirCle the globe IN iorty mlhutts' W
| the siren wouer of Parsifal In the en-
! chanted garden "a glorious eXemplar o
! feminine beauty, and as the humoie
/ pen!tent sinner seeking salvation, sh
/ was equally admirable.
The evening world., 1909-02-13
Hidden choirs Sing Beautifully

Fe!nhals succeeded in evokng sym
patty for his suffering as Amfortas by
both his acting and his singing. Bass
as Gurnomanz and Goritz as klingsor
were even more than usually impressive.
Herbert WitherspOon's fine voice was
heard at It's best as Titurc. The flower
maidens mace beautiful picture and
sang delightfully."-, Best Of all was the
singing OF the hidden ,rhpirs,, always in
tune. of beautiful quality; We'll Balanced
and eXquisitcly shaded In this partitu-
lar, at least, we have heard nothing
better.
The evening world., 1909-02-13
Good Time?

Last night-ea.ing big dinner Is often
the maker Of q BAD TODAY Why nop
Over.eating means extra work for the
stomach and bowels. You've got 10
suffer II you don't help nature unload
with cAScARETS. "7hey work uhiit
YOU ,ifep"-you're o. X in the A, NJ
Tonight's the night to take care Of to-
morrow. Ss
cAscARETs-io c eoS-week stesL
ment All druggists Biggest seller
In the world Mlil,op boxes month
The evening world., 1909-02-13
LOUISE" TO BE REVIVED AT
THE MANHATTAN NEXT WEEK

Gustave Charpentier's Louise" with
Mary Garden in the title part, Is to be
revived at the Manhattan Opera-House
next Friday night. Dalmores, Gilbert
and Gerville- Reache will take the other
principal characters. THE Juggler OF
Notre Dame" with the original cast Of
Mary Garden. Remand, Dufranne, VAL
The evening world., 1909-02-13
GUNNER SENT TO ENGLAND.

Chief Gunner James c. McDermott, L.
s. N. late in command Of the United
States Naval powder depot at Lake
Denmark. near Dover \. j., has been
transferred to inspection duty at the
Whitehead Torpedo works, Weymouth,
England. and Is on his way thither with
his family. Chief Gunner NJ. w. Gilman
tin has been assigned to succeed Gunner
McDermott at the New Jersey powder
DEPOT
The evening world., 1909-02-13

IuE CITY OF new YORK,
DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND ASSES5'
Mi.N -, MAIN OFFICE, BOROUGH or
MANIiATrAN, HALL OF EG.n+DLssa
NOTICE Is nEREgY 'GiiiV.fE& as re- , .Iired
b. the Greater New York Charter, TIA, tho
sessed Valuation ~ Real uni Personal Estate
o. We BorouShs u Manhattan, The Bronx.
hr.okiyn, queens and, R!chmogl;" eNmpr!J
ihS the CITY " New York. will DO us icg
puOAc inspHe ton, examination anl .pgr.t-
ton on the second Monday VI january, and
WI! remain open = and includtn- tae Slst
During the ti... that Tie books are open
Tor public Inspection, arplcau nay bs
MADE lS any p-l- ur rurprTifi. 70 ,..iTlug
to be aggrieyel o. ,ae GssessoI sd g.,.yn Is
ryll or persona estate To have tac same cor.
In tho Borough " Manhattan. a, the Main
= 3mcnts, No. 80 Chambers suest. Han o..
In the Borough NJ Tho Bronx. a, tho ori.,,
9! the pePariwsg'. M.H.e'pll Building. iT7.h
Street AMI 81 A en4ei
Of The peportmy6' Ma6.rlrN 'riiir'asS. ''''''
the b5par,ra,ai l.aeEal, BulIla&e r'S, ID, d;
Ai In u, Il" Rtr " E!Idh 4Ei ! 4. ..i
Of tne p.p3r"sn;' Borough Hall New
'Srp.I.i, IS yr RE reduction NJ re7, e,.,,,
b. y - d ei by r. % rrneat,
suUaI ussNs .. ., corporations rls. he
| iii a.. ,9 n.u otHce In the u.yIIsh IT
Al 4pg'ica., r r r'.s,r to the ss,.,,I v,g.
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%. tent lg o.. .-ggEr Nherr ,l l,rs Il
h.. IN trs'ups' los mo Ciy yt E,u No.. aI
H. ...t.t ~ tHs Department. IU '.t -...
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a. %. =..#I.lF. .. H'u q 1tt 10 81
The evening world., 1909-02-13
SAMPSON TRIAL ON MARCH is.

ROCHESTER,. Feb. 10. So Monday,
March Is, has been So: for beginning
the trial OF Mrs. Georgia Allyn Samp-
son, indicted In Wayne County for the
murder OF her husband. Harry samp-
son. a nephew OF the late Rear-Admiral
Sampson.
The evening world., 1909-02-13
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cess. The following customers maJ sal
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The evening world., 1909-02-13
"Parsfal Again Casts Its Spell
Ove, a Big Metropolitan Audience

t'rasluita and Isabelle l. Huil!!er was
Mercedes The other parts were well
taken. and, under roscaninVs guidance,
tine performance vas adequate aud sat
lsfactOry.
The evening world., 1909-02-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
LONG ISLAND.
SMALL CHICKEN FARM

consisting OF small house. barn and large
plo, Of ground. only one hour from city. near
Depot and trolley; fine boating, bathing, tiEa.
Ing near by Town OF 1900 people. so Guys
f. balance In five years Full price, sS75. BE.
ienkapp. jefferson 81. near broadway &
MYRTLE ay BROOKLYN.
The evening world., 1909-02-13
noon concerts arranged by the Has
ward Club.

noon COnCeTlo urThIBeu W suS k1ok~
ward Club.
Prof. Samuel A. Baldwin win g1vs
organ recitals at the College Of the City
uf New York on Tomorrow and next
wednesday afternoons The public u
Nvlted,
samollovitch Samoilon, from the
oavsSa UptrH' ' tioii ,rorp,r sn
"DublnushEa." the song forbidden BY
the Russian Government on pain Of i'm
prlsonment,
Dr. Ludwig Wullner Is to give another
OF his delightful song Interpretations In
Carnegie Hall next Thursday afternoon
with the New York symphony Orches-
tra
The evening world., 1909-02-13
Julia Marlowe to Play a Peasant Girl
In Poetic Drama of French Revolution

HThe Goddess of Reason" Will
Be Seen at Days Theatre
the Coming Week The
Herald Square Theatre to
Reopen With Bertha Gal
land in "The Return of Eve"
David Warfeld viii Re-
vive "a Grand Army Man."
The evening world., 1909-02-13
'Tis plain to see this man would make
An 1hlh hlrhar-rOtl

An ali. barber-notl
Sill, many men, like him, persist
In stirring the wrong pot"
The secret Of success is to
Fai work You can do BEST.
Use Sunday World Situation" Ad.-
p.r:h.a,. twill! do the rest
7: win Cost hut s5c. 70 uss .
la.vord Situation wanted" Advsr-
tisenleat In To-I-orow's Sunday
world. The EaoTs Is worth dakius.
The evening world., 1909-02-13
PUBLIC NOTICES.

THE CITY OF SEW YORK,
DEPARTMENT Or TAXES AND Assess
MLNiS, MAIN OFFICE, BOROUGH or
MANHATTAN, HALL. OF l;L'bt.us.