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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
TO RECOVER REBATES.
Circuit Court of appeals De
cideS for Gas Com PAM.

The Northern Union Gas Company will
have returned 10 II the rebate money re-
naming in the hands Of United States Com
missioner Shields. according to the decision
OF the United States Circuit Court of APP
peaIs yesterday. This amounts. to about
$4,000, and it was said yesterday that the
other gas companies which deposited the
excess charges for gas pending the de-
cision of the courts on the fight against the
se-cent gas law would soon make applca-
ton to have the balance of their deposits
returned to them. This means, it was said.
that about sl,sO0,oO9 will revert 10 the COM
panies.
Judge Lscombe IN the first instance
granted the Northern Unions application
and limited the time in which the claims
for the rebates had TO be filed William p.
Burr. Assistant Corporation Counsel opposed
this for the city, and the order of Judge
Iacombe was modified to limit the time
IN which the assiguees or consumers might
file claims and ordered that the company
should give d bond pending the disburse-
naent of the money. MI Burr appealed
from the orders OF Judge LacOmbe, and
the company appealed against the part OF
il ordering the fling OF bond.
The last order of Judge LacomDe was
nIpheId by the Circuit Court Of Appeals,
but notifications were made. These were
that no limit Of time should apply TO the
filing of claims and that no fixed bond
should be applied, but that the bond should
be reduced from time TO time as the money
held for consumers by the company was
reduced by payments and instead of being
for an indefinite period the bond should
be limited TO six years. Judge Holt dis
scented. The opinion of the majority judges
declared that the city had no standing IN
the case in court. as il could not be said to
represent the consumers.
MI Burr said yesterday:
we have almost accomplished what we
set out TO do. In the first order the limit
Of time in which claims might be filed was
fixed, and this barred the claimant after
that time The subsequent modification
made The time limit apply TO the assignees
of consumers only. The court has further
modified this by striking out the time limit
altogether. q"
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Change Of Name.

= hEME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY. -
13 ~ 90 matter o. the application Of the fcrou
+. = $50 echool Harlem Branch. for author-
ssshoeo9 'Hanse It's name 20 ETcn Prepare tory
ts, 49,. .No'ice IS hereby given thai she Eron
1 stety Schooi Harlem Branch, q domestic
Ss g, having its principal business office
- ~. NJ tity and COUNTY ~ New York VIII applv
=. =. aus 0upte1ne Court of the state Of New York
AZ special Term Part thereof 10 be held in
..e ,o.li'} gqurt House. Borough Of Manhat-
tail. ny OF New York, on the 5th day Of No
Nehloei' 1909, at 1910 o'clock In tho forenoon.
o. as soon thereafter as counsel can be- heard
ieI an order authorizing said corporation 10
S Shshee MS name 10 the "E-ou Preparatory
llated New York. October i5;h. 1899
ERoN PREPARATORY SCHOOL, HARLEM
BRANCH
BY FRANCES ERON. Treasurer.
IsA9oR GOETZ. ESQ Attorney for Petitioner.
once and p Q. Address. 302 Broadway,
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Proposals.


OFFICE PURCHASING COMMIsSARY. L. S.
Army, 30 Whitehall Street New York city,
y. Y. October % l9C9-Seaied proposals, IN
duplicate. for furnishing and delivering sub
sistence stores in this city such times as may
be required by the I. 5. Government. on or be
fore December 81. 1908. in accordance with the
Specifications and conditions set forth in cir
cular No. 1, War Department, Office of the Com
lnlssary General. washington. March p. 1905
VIII be received at this Office until 10 o'clock
A M. Nov embAr :, 1909. Information furnished
on application Envelopes containing bids should
be marked Proposals for Subsistence stores
opened November B. 1900" and addressed 10
A /. SMITH. A. G. G. I. S Army.
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF Co
iumb9. Washington. October % 1909
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this office
until Z O'Clock noon. Saturday. November g.
1908. for furnishing four lamp-posts for the
sixteenth Street bridge across Piuey Branch in
the District OF Columbia. FERNS of proposals
specifications and necessary information may be
Obtained from Chief Clerk Engineer Depart
y: G. Henry b. f. Macfarland, Henry l. West,
William V hudson. Commissioner. D g
PROPOSAL FOR MISCELLANEOUS RAIL
way supplies Office Of Assistant Purchasing
OfScer, Panama Rail Road Company. "A
State Street. New York. October 3. 1902.
Sealed proposals VIII oe received ct this office
until 200 p. M November ., 1909 for
furnishing the above mentioned articles.
Blanks and full Information may be obtained
at this office Wendell l. Simpson. Major. 19th
Jrfantry. L. s. A, Assistant Purchasing
Officer.
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STOCKHOLDERS TO TAKE ROAD.
Court Gives Instructions Regarding the
Seaboard Air Line.

II connection with the reorganization OF
tie sesDoard Air Line Railway Company
Judge I.2c0mbe granted yesterday an order
directing that all me receivers Indebted
ness be cssiea fOr payment on November G,
ana that the property and business Of the
company IT, tile hands Of the receivers. S
Davies WarfieId, r. Lancaster Willis and
Z. q. Duncan. be turned over 10 the stock
holders al midnight OIL November 4 The
oTder also directs the issuance OF new Sc
curIiies and the recording OF new mort
cages and agreements, and says that all
outstanding certificates and other o1liga-
tons Of tie receivers are 10 be adjudged
9 lien on the property until paid The
court reserves the right 10 renew posses
sion u the road II the Indebtedness is not
paid
The receivers certificates are 10 be paid
hs Blair & Co.. OF This city, and Tie Con
iineHtal Trust Company, OF Baltimore, and
ibey are 20 pay IN addition s5Gsg5 two
tear per cent notes % the company, all
ogefcee interest. the first uortsage per
cent bonds and outstanding promisSory
noles amounting to s2.fss,5ss, with iatsfe4i-
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Masters Sales.


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE UNITED
Henry King Sturdee and William B. Hatch.
Compiainants, against Cuba Eastern Railroad
locutory decree duly made and filed herein ON the
l4th day of October. 1909, notice is hereby given
that all claims and demands against the de
PENDANT, Cuba Eastern Railroad Company. must
be presented on or before the 18TH day Of Novem-
Der, 1909, TO the undersigned at his Office. No. 40
Wall Street New York city.
The first hearing before the undersigned. the
Special Master appointed by said interlocutory
decree viii be held at his said Office on Tuesday.
November Both. at four p. m
Dated New York. October 18th. 1900.
BEVERLEY r. ROBINSON. Special Masteg
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gElNZE SENTENCED
Tn Days IN Tombs and Fine
Of $3.50 for 1rtliur II.

,-tilUr T. Eeinzs. brother II T. Augustus
,..zs. was sentenced yesterday by Judge
=. In the United States Circuit Court to
.ss ten DAYS in the Tombs and To pay a
=. If SO Tle had been found guilty BY a
- IN June Of obstructing tie administra-
- ~ justice in advising witness TO
s>..6e tire service of subpoena in connec-
-, Niih the examination of the books of
=, United copper Company. The United
s..,ss attorney. Henry A Wise. had been
.s,,e the books before the grand JURY. and
- had been spirited away. Sentence was
,.sosnded 81 the time Sanford Robinson,
!. seynsel for T. Augustus Heinze. was
and guilty 81 the same time on a charge
: ,npeding justice and fined $3.50. which he
PAID.
lr,nedistely application was made TO
,.sqe Raw BY William Rand. counsel for
,1,s,ze. for arrest OF Judgment until writ
= error could be prepared for presentation
ne United States Circuit Court OF APP
- Judge Ray denied this. saying that
Z, had been a. lenient in passing judgment
!. MS conscience would permit. Nj Rand
ssn ueut before Judge Ward and made
~ ssre application. II was granted. and
a. Eesnze furnished g 500 ball
Ehen Judge Ray passed sentence he said
=, offence for which Mr. Heinze stood con-
,,.,ss Nss a "wilful. deliberate and pre-
-,.sitsted obstruction Of the administration
!, i,s,ioe he said he had favored send
ain, To serve the short term in the eoun-
sn but on plea from Mr.. Rand that
=. cas,ic-ed man would like 10 see his
..-,,r x-h!Ie incarcerated and would prefer
tie city prison The place of confinement
-ss made the Tombs.
ssBtence was suspended on the earlier
--,oeeding Ia give HeinZe an opportunity
I, return The books Of the copper company,
AM he failed 20 co this Some Of the miss
-s hooks were found by United States
sec-et Service agents.
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IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERs.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 70 ALI. PEk-
n sons Whoee tazcs for the year LS'9 noH
not hem paid before the lst oeE OF NoESl--
ber O. the said year. that unless the sei ~.
shali be paid 70 the Hsce,ver Of Taxes a. as
olrice "a me Borough IN which the properly -
located as foiiowE. 1-,..~s
thorough OF Manhattan. 40 81 Chambers
street. Manhattan. u. T.. - r..
Borough OF Tie Bronx. eoIneT 4 ara AHD 40
mont avenues, The Rron3, n. =: - G
. Borough Of Brooklyn, Rooms 2 . sAN .
bIuaictpal Building Brooklyn, y. =. ,.
Borough Of Queens, corner Jacssgn
an5 FSisfb street Long Island cify Il g.
Borough OF Richmond, Borough AAH' ~
C.eorze staten Island, y. y; ~
- Tsil charge receive ana Collect npois So.
az. - reulainins unpaid on that oay. "a -
S5fsrr "a 80 amogEt OF such taxes, interest
the rsfe Of seven per esntuni per ar Nn4s - -,
calculated from he day On wh.1h =. sHs as
t4xeE become Que ana p9yAnIe 49, -. Ciaau-
lroa ICED fl Section BIZ. as aAhsH@NN -
Isl s''' LNA - DAVID r. AUSTEN,
Rers.YsE u IaSss-
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ACCIDENT DELAYS FAST TRAINS.
Twentieth Century Limited Held Up
at Bridge in Toledo.

Toledo, Ohio Oct 26.-The Twentieth Cen
turv limited, east bound, due TO leave here
al e:ss, was delayed here until $40 because
~ the damage done to the Lake shore
bridge. crossing the Maumee. by a lake
freighter The Lake Shore tast man from
=, other roads entering the Union sta
~ 81, Ivere held here for a longer time.
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The approximate amount Of the loan or charge
10 be satisfied for which the above described
property is 20 be sold Is Sl4. 49l 90 with Interest
from September 14th. 1909. together with costs
ana allowances amounting 20 $5us II. with inter
egt from September 18th 1909. together VITA The
expenses Of the sale The approximate amount
of the taxes. assessments and water rents or
other liens which TO be allowed the pur-
chaser out OF the purchase money or paid b.
tnc referee j. S6l4 20. and interest.
Dated %ew York. September 30th 1900.
SAMUEL $. kOENlG, Referee
The foregoing sale Is thereby adjourned TO
October -. 1909 same time and place.
Dated New York October 2dth. 1909.
SAMUEL ) KoENIG. Referee.
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Help WaFted.

Female
WANTED. Competent waitress. not over Is.
with good reference. for private family in
New Haven Call between 10 and - this morn
Ing al 23O Madison
WANTED-EDUCATED AND EXPERT
enced young woman North German PIE
ferred. 70 take charge Of two sons under nine
years old. at residence and out OF doors from
TO : o'clock p. m. daily. Address, stating
references and terms Mrs y. y Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
Business Chances.

FOR sALE.-L.ight manufacturing business in
corporatec for 10000. can he bought below
par. Market for product fully established and a
practical monopoly. Easily conducted by any
one OF ordinary ability. Now showing annual
prunts OF IS 000 and steadily increasing. Clean
~ OPPOSITION and highly satisfactory IN every way.
Unusual opportunity for safe and prontahie in
Vestment iu legitimate and growing enterprise.
Address Box 2s5, south Bend, Ind
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Help Wanted.


Male.
CIGAR Statesmen WANTED IN YOUR LO-
cality represent US. experience Unneces-
sary; $40 per month, and eTenses- Write for
particulars. Monarch Cigar Co, st. Louis No.
SECOND or HOUSE MAN.-One who has had
rrRate experience and can furnish refer
ences. Apply in person Wednesday morning.
between and 10 o'clock, 1e4l Broad st,
Newark
WANTED-A BRIGHT. ENERGETIC TOUNG
advertising solicitor Exceptional
opportunity TO learn tie business Address
Opportunity BCx A.. Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
Foreclosure Sales.

-
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Twenty Ward Bank Of the City OF New
York, Plaintiff. against Rae Ginseerg, and otaers.
In pursuance of q Judgment OF foreclosure and
sale duly made and entered n the above entitled
1903. l. the Undersigned the Referee in said
INDIGNANT named. Will sell at public auction. at
the Exchange SaleSroom. Nos l4-lO FeSeE
Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan. City Of
New York, the 18th day Of November 1909,
Day. AuctoneeT the premises directed by said
Judgment to be seld. and therein described as
All that certain plot. piece or parcel of and,
with the buildings and improvements thereon
Of Mammalian. OF the city Of New YORK in t6t
IS County and state Of New York, bounded and de-
Beginning at a point on the southerly side Of
146th Street. distant lbs feet easteriy from The
erly side of 146th Street with the Easterly side
of broadway: running thence Easterly along the
southerly side OF 14sth Street 81 feet 8 inches
thence SoutheTiy parallel with Broadway, % feet
II inches to the centre line OF the block; thence
feet 6 inches: thence NortherIy- parallel with
Broadway. 30 feet II inches to the point place
And also all that certain lot piece or parcel OF
land, with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected, situate, living and being in the
Borough Of Manhattan. City County and state OF
New York bounded and described follows:
BesinnnG at point on the southerly side ef
l46th Street distant one hundred and sixtv-tuvn
feet six Inches. easterly from the corner formed
by the intersection Of the southerly side of i46th
street and the easterly side 0f broadway. for
merry Eleventh Avenue Boulevard. running
thence seutherly parallel With Broadway and part
Of the way through party wall. ninety nine
feet and eleven inches 10 the centre line NJ the
block: thence easterly along said centre line oF
the block, thirty seven feet six inches; thence
northeriy again parallel with Broadway. ninety
nine feet eleven inches 10 the southerly side or
146th Street; and thence westerly along the
southerly side OF 146th street thirty-seven feet
six inches the point or place OF beginning
Be said several dimensions more or less
Dated. New York, October 22nd. 1893.
CHAS. l. COFIN, Referee.
LElNoW. CkELL.AR & WELLS, Attorneys
for Plaintiff, IS Cedar street. Manhattan New
York city.
The following is a diagram of the property to
1s6th Street:
10th Street
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/. nvERTIsEMENTs - sI.nscnlI

4 DyERTIsEMENTS AND Subscriptions
IL for Tbs Tribune received at their rrptosrr
Uficc. No. 1864 Broadway. between SGth -
and 3fth st5-. until 'ci0ck D M. AdVerstss-
ptents received al the following branch aflces
at regular odice rates until : o'clock n re
viz 2t4 StA ave. cor, cid 81: is fh
ave. cor 18th 81 ia East 1ith 81; 21I VVeS-
42d ST. between sth and Sth ayes. git4 N-est
l2aIh ST. leid Sd ave; iG@6 Sd ave. near as.
ST.. lies ist ave. near Sath St l1T East fe1fa
st. $50 fremont ave. $50 Sd ave. aud an
American District Telegraph Oaice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
Board and Rooms.


\ COMFORTABLE HOME, beautifully located
- upward; send for circular. 5i5 Gramatan
ave, Mt Vernon
MADISON AVE. sa4 CPS. % East SD ST.: sec
ohd Aoor; TWO rooms and bath: other rooms,
P1IIoI, aIn1ag room: excellent table board.
ONE OR TWO CHILDREN 10 board by refined
tenllS' references exchanged. Address Oetters
enlSl, Box 243, 1893 Gates ave. Brooklyn
soIH ST, 20 EAST-SeeOnd floor; two rooms
and bath: exceedingly attractive. also single
room prices reasonable. sccomnOda lions coBsid-
cred: excellent table: American
SCIH ST. S3 WEST.-I-arge. small steam heated
rooms; entire house newly TedecOrated under
new management; Inexhaustible hot water sup
ply private baths table board without room. 81
I1S WEST 2Sn.-Beautiful suite double and
LIZ single rooms; private bath: steam heat:
excellent table.
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SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COT-Nvv
Mary Mcmahon and others, trustees undar - =.
last VIII and testament Of William McMabo1
deceased. plaintiffs, against Oscar Cstreicber
ct al. defendants; In pursuance Of iudrr1eni
OF foreclosure and sale, duly made a15 as.aS
September 1903. and bearing date the aStL d..
Of September, 1902 /. the UNDERSIGNED ~
referee in said judgment named Will qeU a.
public auction at the Exchange sales Roous NJ
l4-i6 NeseY street. in the Borough Of Nanbstts1
city OF New York, on the 26th dav Of October
A. sherman, ESD. auctioneer, the premises NJ i
rscted by said Judgment TO be sold and tbsrein
described follows: All thar cer+st,, -.
piece or parcel of land, with the buiJdinr and
improvements thereon erected. situate Ivin- ana
being in the Borough OF Manhattan OF the CitS,
York, bounded and described as follows. Tsa
ginning at a point on the northerly side a. lose
street, distant 30 feet e2sterly from the rorfb
easterly corner ~ Third avenue and IGSsh street
running thence northerly, parallel with Third
avenue. and part OF the distance through parrT-
wall. 100 feet II inches 10 the centre line Of
the block: thence easterly along said canr~s
line OF the block y feet: thence southeriv
parallel with Third avenue, ard part OF the ais
tance through party vail. 100 feet II inches
10 the northerly side OF 10Sth street: thenCs
westerly. along the said northerly side OF iCstb
street % feet TO the point Or place OF beginning
said premises being known by the street humber
2i7 East lOSth street
Dated New York. September 3Oth 1909
SAMUEL 5. kOENIC. Rcfersa
WETHERHORN LINK. Attorneys for plain
tiIs office aud postOffice address: la E2road
way. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New YorIs
The following Is q diagram Of the properly
70 be sold: It's street number is 2i7 East iost5
street. Borough Of Manhattan City OF New
York:
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AUCTION Sales.

AARsHAL-S SALE Ky virtue Of q warrant Of
attachment merged into an execution I viii sell
70 gay IT @Tts Atlantic ave. Brooklyn crocserv
glassware. agRtevsre. tinWara and logs al ~ 81
r. m; and At Il O'Clock ut 26t3 Atlsn-ir
ave. t'rookiyn. LOT OF fixtures s. Horn.
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Public Notices.

Department Of Finance, Bureau Tor me ., ro
Stewart Buiidiug). Sew YORK CeV' -
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To George ". Fisher. Ms n. =. Murphy S. r.
Randall M OF Mrs 3enl- " smith Adele
Rique. Miss Helen L. Tureu. Miss H.
Taylor Nrs. r. Honts Chas- isheT. Joseuh ~.
Dows y. r. boyle. Mrs J. " Hancox. Wnt. A.
C.erteL Alfred L. Iotrimer. Miss julia clayton.
Mrs Miriam n. quinn Mrs. ". r.. Rogers Jas
g. Tyler. Mrs F. T. Goodman. Thos- F. Afar-
shall. Miss c. Connolly Mr.. Mrs. Alan T.
Ferguson. Al 81 Westwoot. Mss J. Brovu.
SIR OF Mrs n o. Giles. Henry Woodruff Pratt
* Brown Mrs A. ". InSle. ". A. Johnson.
Jacob Doll < SoEs, Ms r. = Naude- Veer J.
!. Kampiua. Executor. Mrs. g. J. BalIert Nrv
lIarie Bryan J. Charles Davis. Mrs A. trgaiis
j Hendrick OF Abel Newton. ". NJ Townsend
Ned Wayburn. Ludwig Baumanu 4 co. 81 3
KirkmGa Mrs. = Shier, Mrs. F. II KEMP ar.l
T. u. Leiingwsh, You aad each OF you ar
hereby notified that. the time Tor the uayraeus ~
eur lien upon The property hereinafter described
having expired after due notice thereof had hsen
given YOU. viii cause such prOuertv rs VIE :
household goods. personal effects aud ulerch.-r-
else stored IN the Columbia Storage Vra7ohr.-r 4
bv you or IN your name Tor IN which voss r,,s5-
have INTEREST," he soil az puhlic als-rfnr
according 20 the statute IN such cases made a.,
provided. az Nos. IS and IS West E7th - ~
Saturday. November d 1900. az ln.ao a M an
10 the sale thereof j. net completed on said at
the same viii be contiaEed at the same piscs III,
each aud every SatCday thereafter heginnir. =.
10.GO a until the sale - s.anlulatsI
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
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146th Street.

The approximate amount OF the lien or charge
10 satlsfy which the above described property is
and 50 leo Dollars tS2246 Sol. with interest
gether with costs and allowance amountinp 20
Sol p, with interest from October 18th igaS
together with the expenses of the sale T-bs 49,,
proximate amount of the taxes assessp,entS AL
water rates. or other liens. which are 10 lie al
lowed 10 the purchaser cut Of the rurcbss.
money, or paid by the Referee. is 81. ssi p and
interest. anu
Dated. New York. October 22nd 1909
CHAS. l. COIN Referee
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BALTIMORE & OHIO n. n.

ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS.
Every Other Hour the Even Hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGF6IN.
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily. sSd 81. LILY St
Washington sleepe-s..-.. 11.5G pm 1SD am
rs ashingtOn. Diner. ParlOr. 80 am 80 am
Washington, Diner PaT0r. -. 9. 50 1000 am
Washington. Diner. Pastor 20 am 100 nm
washington Rarlor-- l-SO pm @-uo pm
ParlOr Car. New York 10 Richmond. Va
-Royal Ltd" Diner. Psror.. 80 pa 40o pm
washington, Diner. Parior. 80 pm e-uO pm
washington. Buffet. Parlor. 90 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains TO the West
Chicago Ptttsburg $3.50. 40 am $50 am
Chicago, Columbus 1890. II 80 am 1850 nm
Pittsburg. Cleveland ...-....... 30 pm 400 pm
''Pittsburg Limited ......--.. $50 pm . 90 pm
Gin. ST l.. Louisville II so pm l. 30
Cha, St. l., Louisville ESQ 0.0o
Gin: St. L Louisviiis. $50 pm d.0e pm
Offices. 24J. 434. 1900 Broadway, Aston
House, 225 Fifth Ave. " Y: as ave. 2. =
Ridge St. S43 Fulton ST., Brooklyn: West ed
St. and Liberty St.
After y. st. Sleeping Car reservations and
full informa ton regarding trains. etc. can be
obtained at Bureau OF Information 3. * o. p
R., 23d St. Terminal Phone No. Chelsea ESQ.
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Business Chances.

PERMANENT. PROFITARI-E BJ SlN E-sS ~
agents selling our reliable Specialize Ca
alogue and samples fee Write to-dsts- tltsh
speciality Company q station =. 61ue--
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LOSt-B ankbOOks.

BANKBOOK 40 51s333, OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank, is missing. Any person hav-
ing claim 10 il is hereby called upon 10 pre-
sent the within ten days, submit to
having said passbook cancelled and a new one
issued
LOST-Bankbook No. 221 .3T2. Harlem Saw
ings Bank Payment stopped Kindly return
10 bank.
LOST OR sTOLEN-Banlcbeok No. 560.I16 Of
the German Savings Bank in the City OF
New York corner Atm ave. and 14th ST., issued
TO Mary Gottiib. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same II not returned
to the bank Oh the 18th day OF November,
1909 a duplicate viii be issued.
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Employment Agencies.

REMOVAL.
Miss Mary Rice Employment Bureau has
removed to 1874 Broadway. 6Ith St. Simp-
son Bldg