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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-Charles r. Schliess. Plaintiff.
against Theodore Haas and others. De-
PENDANTS. Actlon No. 1.
In pursuance Of a judgment OF foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered in the
ab9ve-entitied action and bearing date
the 18th day OF March. 1905. l. the under
signed. the Referee In said judgment
named. will sell at public auction, at the
New York Real Estate SalesrcoTn, Nos. IA
and 10 Nesey Street. in the Borough OF
Manhattan. City Of New York. on the 18th
day OF April 1909. at u O'Clock noon on
that day. by Joseph p Day. Auctioneer.
the premises directed by said judgment 10
be sold. and therein described as follows
All that certain lot piece or parcel of
land. situate. lying and being in the Bor
ough or Manhattan. City and County OF
New YORK. bounded and described fol
lows:
BeKinning a point on the southerIy side
Of Ninety sixth Street. distant One hundred
and ten G10J feet Westerly from the corner
formed by the intersection Of the Southerly
side OF Ninety-sixth street with the West
eriy side OF First Avenue; running thence
Southeriy. parallel with First Avenue. ore
hundred 400 feet and Eight ~ inches 70
the centre line OF the block: thence West
erly along said centre line Of the block,
Thirty (30J feet: thence Northsrly and
again parallel with First Avenue. One hun
dred dO0J feet and Eight 81 inches 70 the
said Southerly side OF Ninetv-sixth street:
t30J feet to the point place ot beginning
said premises being known by the Street
Number 336 East Ninety-sixIh Street
Dated NeW York March 20. 1909.
LOUIS ?. DOYLE. Referee
CHARLES BRANDT. Jr- Attorney for
PLAINTIFF. No. $50 Second Avenue Bor-
oush Of Manhattan. New York City.
The following is diagram Of the prop
East Einety-sixth Street
a6th street
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western may obtain representation in the Denver
q RIO Grande and the Western Pacific as its
Western connection.
Inc Missouri Pacific however. nearly sl5-
W1oc0 q the sSSoco0oo common stock Of the Denver
& Rio Grande and a substantial block OF the pre-
1erred, and these holdings. with the individual
holdings OF the Gouds and their associates aggre-
gate so large as to make it improba BILE
that control could be taken from them against
their will
The present Western terminus of the Chicago &
northwestern Is at Lander Wyo.. and to reach
Salt Lake City the company would have to build a
line south to connect with the Union Pacific using
the tracks Of that company for its entrance into
the Utah capital. construct much longer line
southwest Salt La
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} SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
l their Uptown once. No.
h St and 31Jh ST. until =
5 received at the following
rates until : o'clock =. m.
23d st: 153 9th ave. cor.
257 West s2d g.. tetween
18th st: 1885 81 ave; 1926
lst ave near S9th St: I5T
ave. G5o Sd ave. and any
Once
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SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
YORk-ChaTles r. SChiess. Plaintiff
against Theodore Haas and others. De
PENDANTS. Action No
In pursuance Of a Judgment of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered in the
above entitled action ard bearing date the
18th day OF March. 1879. |. the under
signed. the Referee IN said judgment
named. Will sell at public auction. at the
New York Real Estate SalesroOm. Nos. IA
and I6 Vesey Street. In the Borough Of
Manhattan. city or New York. on the 18th
day Of April. 1909. at IL O'Clock noon on
the premises directed by said Judgment TO
be sold and therein described as follows.
All that certain lot, piece OF parcel or
land, situate. lying and being in the Bor
New York. bounded and described as fol
lows:
Beginning al a point on the SoutherIy
side Of Ninety-SiXth Street. distant eighty
tsm feet Westerly from the corner formed
BY the intersection % the Southerly side OF
Ninety sixth street with the Westerly side
OF First Avenue: running thence Sourheriy
parallel with First Avenue. One hundred
tfOOI feet and Eight ~ inches 10 the
centre line OF the block: thence Westerly
along said centre line or the block. Thirty
t3m feet. thence NOrtherly. and again par
sllei with First Avenue. One hundred GO0
feet and Eight 81 inches. 10 the said
SoutherIv side Of Ninetv-sixth street. and
thence Easterly along the same. Thirty t5O
feet TO the point place Of beginning
said premises being known by the street
Number 33s East Ninety sixth Street
I,0T-IS = DOYLE RSfe-sA
CHARLES BRANDT. Jr. Attorney FOR
Plaintih. Nc. $50 Second Avenue. Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. New York city.
The following Is diagram Of the prop
erty To be sold: itS street number Is 53S
East Ninety-sixth Street
QSfh Str.et
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COOK. Assist lsundress: thoroughly COM
petent in her duties; refined. obiiging
young woman. best OF references: city or
country. H. Mrs. Golfers Agency f22
West I'D ST.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

PURSUANT to statutory requirement. no
tice IL hereby given that an act As
sen'hly Printed No. ao6. Int. No. 5Ss. has
heen passed by both branches OF the L.egis-
iature entitled act TO amend the code
OF civn procedure in regard TO appeals in
the city Court OF the city OF New York.
Further notice is hereby given that Pub
lie Hearing upon such bill will be held st
the Mayors Ofrce. In the City Hall. IN the
city OF New YORK. on Tuesday April G.
1900 az 1880 o'clock A. NJ
Dated Citv Hall. Nev York April l.
1900
GEORGE h MCCLELLAN. Mayor
This bill will be the second heard al th..
Hnr
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COOK. b. rea:, refined young woman;
uudt rstands all branches plain and fancy
cooking; two years reference. city or coun-
try. A. Mrs. Golfers Agency. i22 West
I'D st.
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95th street.

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which tho abOve-de-
scribed property IS to be sold. is IS. 226. 25.
with interest thereon from the S,h day OF
March. 1909. together with costs and ALLOW
ance amounting 70 sT06. So together with
the expenses Of the sale. The Approximate
amount OF the taxes. assessments and water
rates. or other liens to be allowed 20 the
purchaser out OF the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee. is $3.50 20 and interest.
This property Will BE- sold subject 20 a irst
mortgage OF s1e. 600. with interest a. Sc
from June LIST. 1908
Dated New York March ~. 1909
LOUIS r. DOYLE. Referee
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BOSTON STOCKS.
COBALT STOCKS,

asked. fEx dividend.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE Of an execution. I. Bernstein
AuctiOneer. viii sell to-day. at a. IN. .
the right. title and interest and good will
os Aoostolas Curksrmis in boarding house
al 81 Cherry St. Manha;ta chairs tables
bedding utensils. etc. BY order Of Alfred
Ereamau Marsha,
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LOST BANKBoOKs.

BANKBOOk No. 3OT. O4s OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing ANY person
having a claim 10 70 is hereby called upon
10 present the same within ten days or sub
nit to having said passbook cancelled and
a new one issued.
LOST OR STOLEN Bankbook No sos. $50
OF the German savings Bank in the city
OF New York, corner 4th ave and i4th 81
issued to Matyas Lehoczky. All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same
II not returned to the bank on the 10th dav
of April. 1909. duplicate will be Issued
LOST or STOI4 OI4EN.-Bankbook No. $40. .26e
of the EmigTant Industrial Savings Rank
Payment stopped. Please return book to
bank, No. 51 Chambers 81.
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asth street

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the aboYe-de-
scrihed property Is to be sold. is S. 225 %.
with interest thereon from March 8 1900
together with costs and allowance amount
ing 20 S6T6 93, together with the expenses
OF the sale. The approximate amount OF
the taxes, assessments and water rates or
other Hens 10 be allowed to the purchaser
out OF the purchase money. or paid BY the
Referee, Is s5S6. 10 and interest This prop
e-ty will be sold subject to a frst mortgage
of $4,000. with interest at see from June
is,. 1908
Dated New York March % 1909.
LOUIS r DOYLE Referee
New-York tribune., 1909-04-02

YOUNG MAN. some experience in business
- anything. with chance OF advancement.
Personal ref renee Moses Rosmann. 1913
DebeyOIse st. BrODklyn-
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Spring Resorts.

EUROPEAN PLAN EXCLUSIVELY
Rooms single and suite with and without bsi b
Rates S1-5o day and upwards.
For book.ets and reservations address
2. Ii FRY. Manager
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HOJSEKEEFERs. s5O-si00. nursery gov
ernesses French. German and English;
c0uriers. ladies' maids. cooks. chefs. but
lers groons Danish and Finnish Win
throp Bureau. c5 West 3Sth ST. Phone
1O32-3Sth.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
FEW huxtiirs SsIesmen can earn from
81 to $500 per week selling stock a ffe
5-T.ihgsme teleErsrllng typewriter. ne
sa1s wuaderful invention Of the axe. Ma
.aires nav b. seen al our offce. and dem
'-s,-sti0ls VIII he given 70 persons. inter
ssted either as saiesmen or investors
E1ule5 matter for the asking BurlIngame
I1isETriters, . Val ST.. New York
se.TsUILuERS. nrsr class. wanted sp-
81 a. Kraft & Fountain, foot 9Th ave,
sls.1Eav. l. !
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PATESTs.

GOOD PATENTS procured Perfsctiag un-
developed tnTentions Designing of Sp=-
cial Machinery Mechanical Drawings cor
leetly ana quickly made. II. e. karson.
20 Cortlandt ST.. room l23.
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plsin and fancy cooking with kitchen
maid alone: best reference. Jussiia Bu-
reau. $50 Lexington ave. Tel 4453-Plaza.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

Orices. .45. 434, I5UO BroadWay; A A5IOI
House, 925 5th ave. New York; 343 Fultoa
st.. Rrooklyn; West 23d ST. and Lib-rty St
After p. NJ. Sleeping Car reservations
end fell information regarding trains. etc,
can ts obtained at Bureau Of lnforUation-
b. & O. r. r. 23d St Ter. Phone 3l4A-
Chelsea
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alyitiu.,eA. u. 81 oei~s s,,,,,,,t--.-
- i',srs,. .i s,oi sork+-: wIlI.nr 80. OF
~ seI We, vi Nil start low. Johs 9'I@ng ,gc
New-York tribune., 1909-04-02

CANADENSIS. PA.
NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN
where you C catch en- suite ana With
private hath Booklet. y. J. a NJ. D. PRICE.
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TyPEwRIrrN0 AND TYPEwRITERs.
BUSINESS CHANCES

ANY ONE having SEQ. coo free for invest
Dent In q per cent bonds Of a manufact-
,trinR Company can more than double their
investment in three years. | have control
OF some very important Engine Patents and
am in need OF additional capital TO do bust
rtss on proper scale BOX 5s2. Trenton.
n J.
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DISCARDED CLOTHING.
CHIROPODN
BOARD AND ROOMS.

ela EAST GtsT ST. Handsome sunny back
parlor: private American family; pleasant
surroundinss: home comforts; modern pri-
vate house. reasonable.
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7 T y y ITsIlI TNV'TT , iFIlN U r
WAREHOUSE Co.
GEORGE OFT. Secrefnrt.
STANDARD STORAGE wAREHOr-sE.

STANDARD STORAGE WAREHOUSE
To Duncan Waring: You are hereby mott
fed that. the time for tho payment OF orr
lien upon the property hereinafter de
scribed having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given YOU. we win cause
such property 20 wit oil painting Of La
Jacqire. stored In the Standard Storage
Warehouse by you or In your name for
in which YOU may have an INTEREST," 10 he
sold at public auction. according TO the
Nos 1851 and 1893 Broadway New Tort
CITY. on Monday April 18th 1909 at 10
n. NJ.
SINNDAt!D STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
SMITH & VALENTINE PROPRIETORs
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COACHAAN. A family giving Up horses
warmly recommend their Coachman long
N their employ: sober. honest. faithful. and
good driver. unmarried Address Employe er.
3l5 West I5ta -.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-02

COArHM HMA%.-ScOtchInan single. careful
driver; thoroughly Uudersta nds care sad
de horses and polo ponies: strictly sober,
honest, obiiEng: II years city and country
l"-efence- William Macdonald. 334 East
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WORK WANTED.

YOUNG MAN. %. i've years Office experi-
ence. presently employed. contemplate a
change: knowi edge Of bookkeeping quick
and accurate fgureT. operate any billing
machine. including iott-Fishsr. Al ref
erences. salary SIS. Y. W. Box 30, Trib-
une Office
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PROPOsAIA

SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS will be
received BY the Board OF Water supply.
i, tn ONCE Of the Board $50 Broadway.
: m on April 5. 1909. for CoNTR:CT 45
for the construction OF a portion OF the
J'atskHI aqueduct. consisting Uf MILL
MOOD. SARLES. HARLEM RAILROAD.
FLEASANIVILLE and REYNOLDS HILb
tunnels, PUTNAM SIPHON. and MILL
WOOD-SOUTF. SARLES and PLEASANT
VILE cut-and- cover The tunnels are 10
aggregate about miles OF the remainder
about 25 miles are standard cut and cover.
II feet hish By i. 4 fest vide inside: ana
SesIeu The work Is located about miles
east Of the Hudson river. IN the towns OK
New Castle and Mt. Pleasant. Westchester
Al the above Mace and time the bids viii
be oublicly opened and read The award
OF the contract. IL awarded. Will be made as
soon thereafter as practicable The Board
bids Pamphlets containing information for
bidders form OF contract. specifications.
can be obtained at Room 1915. at the above
address By depesitinE the sum OF ten dol
lars $50, for each pamphlet. or twenty
dollars ts20) for each set. TO insure their
return in acceptable condition within thirty
days from the da,e on which bids are 20 be
opened. For further particulars see City
Record.
JOHN A BENsPIs F5:.,o.0,. com@lssI.n- en- ri sic
CHARLES n. CHADWICK. Board OF
CHARLES A. SHAW. J Water supply
j. WALDO SMITH, Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary.
SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS will Be
received by the Board OF Water Suppy. in
the once Of the Board. 299 Broadway. New
York. Room 91O. ninth floor. until II A. NJ,
on April IS. 1909. FOR PRINTING AND
DELIVERING THE SECOND ANNUAL
REPORT OF THE BOARD OF WATER
SUPPLY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
At the above place and time the bids will
be publicly opened and read. The award
OF the contract II awarded will be made
as soon thereafter as practicable The
Board reserves the right 10 reject any and
ali bids Pamphlets containing informa-
ton for bidders. form OF contract. specif-
cations. etc, can be obtained at Room 1918
at the above address by 6epositing the sum
OF hve dollars (s5) for each pamphlet. to
insure its return IN acceptable condition
within thirty days from the date on which
bids are to be opened. For further par
ticulars see City Record
JOHN A. BENSEL. President.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
CHARLES A. SHAW.
Commissioners Of the Board Of Water
Supply.
J. WALDO SMITH. Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary.
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METROPOLITAN TIREPROOF STORAGE
WAREHOi' 'SE co.

= ID and IT " tst bbIh 81
To Mrs. s. F. Markham. +. r. Bartlett.
Mrs. l.. Z. Dodge II. HardWicke. j Il.
A FoSburgh Henry or Harry Velton. Mrs
Velton. Mrs NJ 6. Burt. Mrs Anna T..
Weldon. Mrs. f r. Goodwin. Mrs. Edna
Friend. A 3. STroul. l. A Bush. Miss +,
y Taylor Mrs. Louisa Calvin: You and
each OF you hereby notified that the
time for the payment Of this companys
Hen upon the property hereinafter de
scribed having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you. this company
will cause such property, 10 wit household
goods personal effects and merchandise
stored by YOU In It's warehouses to he sold
at public auction. according to the statute
I'm such case made and provided. a; I4 West
GGth st. New York city. on Monday. April
10. 1909 at 1890 a. n, and will be con
tinUed each succeeding Monday. at the
same time and place until the sale is com
p.eted.
METROPOLITAN FIREPROOF STORAGE
WAREHOUSE Co.
GEORGE OFT Secretary
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CRsDAY. THE 18Th DAY OF April


New York March 2Gth 1909
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To each ana
every individual hereinafter mentionsi
that "a
THURSDAY. THE Eth DAY OF APRIL
the following goods Will be sold al FJ BLIH
AUCTION at IN" wRrerooms of the JAR
DIAN STORAGE AND TRANSFER COM
PANY. Nos SOL aud 3O3 West i25th ST.
in the Borough OF Manhattan. city and
County of New York. Al 1890 4 NJ. TO
recover the amount due upon said goods for
storage charges upon tEe same. Pursuant To
law snd such sale viii be continued on
EACH St-tT ESSINE TIT RSpAY until all
said goods shau be sold. Miss NJ. } Bates.
bookcase. sewing machine etc $50 ~,
Mrs 9. Boland. beds. sidehoard. etc, S2s
Mr.. H. 9. Bowditch. dresser. trunks. etc.
$i4 ca: Mrs. J. BlsselI. * table. chairs.
etc. $50: Mr. F. x Coolidge cases. Si3:
Buckley Newhall Co. for Mrs !. Cox.
chinonier tables. etc. s+5: Mrs T Beach.
couch. barrels. boxes. etc. $40: Mrs F.
Ferguson. iron beds. carpets. etc. S7i 60;
Mr.. l. J. Gregory. arm chairs sidehoara.
etc $40 Mrs q Hambly. brass beds.
IA bles etc sac GG. Mr J. Hollcr sofa.
J. : Kruse carpets beds. couches. etc.
$50 80; Mrs J Knapp. electric fixtures.
showcases etc Saa Mr. =. Knl'morEan.
rugs. barrels dressers etc s34 %. Mr.. @
EiIIpatrick chests s. %. 4 " Murphy.
mattress. carpets. etc. $50. Mr. +. Mels.
boxes S23. Mr.. II. J. Mittel}. desk carpets.
tete dresser. etc. Soi 20. spear < TO, Tor
H J. MitteH. desk carpets. tete. dressers.
etc. s57 90: Miss G. Marion. couch. china
closet etc. s3l 90: Mrs II. Morgan. beds
tables cabinet etc. $50: Miss NJ o. Rock
or Miss NJ o Rourke dresgcr. beds. etc.
s37 Miss H. NJ Perkinson. carpet side
board pictures. etc. So: Mrs. ". ?. Reid
beds tables. bureau etc SG7 so. Mrs. J.
Reid ice box rug beds. etc. S5T 40: Mr.
r W. Sauir~s sc 80: r. c. Smith. chif
fonirr taboureis beds etc. S36 60. Mrs
I 81 Schottenfels dresser bidding etc.
s56: V. Lourheed. mirror. tables. sewing
ma chine etc S13G 20: Mr. +. O'Hara. beds
etc $40 60. Mr. Z. G. Whitnrv. chandelier
table etc $40: Mrs g Wilson. couch.
dresser. mirrors ete.. s44: Mrs ". Wann
beds etc. $40: Mrs. r. Young, tables rug,
buffet etc. $40.
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4 DVERTISEMENTs AM
"a The Tribune received a
1864 Broadway. between 36tl
o'clock ?. m Advertisement
branch Offices Al regular offfcs
viz. 26r Str ave. s. ?. cor.
18TH st: Jos East 18th st.
18th and sth ayes. : 263 West
Sd ave. near 6lst st : 11US
Fast I25th 81: T56 fremont
American District Telegraph
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female
Nj RISE ard SEAMsT RESS WUGl as
sisi with ChamberwpTk. city Hr country
very capable. E. Ho!uaycG- BLresE l5l
west 2Sd st Telephone lsC; ; he'-es
WAITRESS Good smart young Irish
giri. neat. tidy. very good references
wares 81 Flahe-ty's BUREAU. ss5 TO
luTnbus ave Tel. 74l-R!vrr.
WAITRESS BY Protestant. first class
can take buffers place. excellent recon
meudations. city or country. H Mrs. Col
licr's Agency To- West I'D 81.
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BOWLING SUPPLIES.
pREssMAkISG AND MILLINERY.

CIRECTOIRg. Empire. Princess .ewus.
perfect 1T guaranteed. latest sashiorA
Marshall. LOO west 49th st
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EpnsalP

Female
EASTED.-Ciri Tor general housr WORK n
tsnIy OF fl-r- ? t. Won D"hlen. 81
strand axe. clifton Place. BTooElNn-
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OCEAN STEAMERS
M[U1T11N[R[T[LO O[NEg

AMEpgcAN ,TNG From Pier ID; y. r.
AH1EIIACRIN LINE at 10 a NJ
PLYMOTTH-CHER G-SOUTHA AMPTCN
st. Louis Apr 8 St Paul. go. Apr IL
Philadelphia. Apr. 10 New York. Apr. p
RED STAR LINE From = PER n NJ y H.
NEW YORK-DOVER-AN
Vaderland Apr. 3 Kroonland. Apr Il
iceland. Apr. 10 Lapland new apr a
WHITE STAR Line tsoiS .s X F1s
NEW YORK-Qt" NSTOvN-
Cedric. Apr 3. am Baltic. Apr. "a. Q am
Celtic. Apr. 10. am Arabic. NAV I. pm
PLYMOt'TH-CHER -SOTTHAMPTON
MajesticA pr :. :3oaml TeutonisAp u Q soar
Oceanic Apr. IA, uooni Adriatic. Apr 2s. 1 pm
S5T s6sToS G9ES * q ITALY & EGYPT
Cretic -Ap<. 3. PM. MAY Is: June %
Romans. Apr u. s An MAY e: July :
Finland Apr. %. 3 PM. June ,: July 10
Canoptc NAV s. 1880 p NJ. :Iune l2:July "a
PASSENGER OFFICE. Q BROADWAY.
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STORAGE NOTICES.

New York March 2Gth 1909.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to each ana
every individual hereinafter mentionsi
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CHAPTER VII.
NEWS.


lnR- JORDAN and Black lunched To-
gether at the American House,
where the latter had boarded for many
years. and afterward, deserted by the
man Of medicine, Frank was sitting on
the comfortable porch smoking his
prosperous looking cigar, when his
friend the sheriff climbed the stems
carrying a large suitcase.
Taking trip?" inquired Black.
''Got to go to New York" responded
the officer Of the law. "They want me
to identify that Teller that got away
from jail here last winter"
Black was thoughtful for a moment.
while the faithful preserver of the peace
waited for the remark which the
others attitude told him might be ex-
pected.
Say, sheriff." he said finally. 1--WE
cone few things for you, haven't 1,
that you wouldn't care to have talked
about all over town"
Guess you have, Mr.. Black"
We'll" continued the other. "this
isn't anything very inportant-little
matter Of law business-but 1 don't
want anything said about it Just the
same You're In pretty well with the
inspector down there. aren't you?
Did;11 he come from the place you did
before you lived In Chanton?'
Known him all his Iife," said the
sheriff, proud OF his acquaintance with
such well-knOsyn person.
Say then, while you're in the CITY.
Just see II you can And any police rec
ord OF fellow named Alton-James Al
ton' OF 2SS Bowery. OF course, 1 don't
know II he was ever arrested, but
well just look him up. viii yosr'
Surest thing, you know" from the
sherin' as he wrote the name and ad-
dress on slip of paper. Glad to do it
for you, Mr.. Black"
And" continued Frank, with a bit
OF a threat In his voice, mot a word
understand? Didn't hear that Ban
croft was going to fight against YOU for
renomination?''
oh" said the man, comprehending
fully Blacks intimation, IT guess with
you behind me he wouldn't have much
Of q show"
L guess not, with me behind Won.
Goodby. And let me hear by wire If
you learn anything, but don't write any
names; I'll understand"
IAN right. Mr.. Black, goOd-by."
Slowly In the direction OF his office
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am so that in case he's sick or-or needs
me, you know"
'All right, JIM" replied the doctor.
81 hope. though, that he won't come
here
"Oh. no, sir. he'll tear it up prob
ably-but he's used TO having-well, I
viii feel better to send it,
''Good-by for the PRESENT." called
Black. as they turned TO leave.
And then again DR.. Jordan took AL
toms hand IN his own.
Get some clothes he said so that
only Jim heard, and the ragged stranger
felt the crispness OF greenbacks in his
fingers.
Down the broad pathway walked
Black and the old man. the latter carry
ing Jim's letter, fearful lest his absent
ulindedDess would cause the mIscar-
riage Of the missive.
Now, for heavens sake, Doc, tell me
who he IS" said Black, in evident dis
gust. why all this mystery"
"A distant relative-sort of prodigal
son. I believe"
AS the doctor raised his hand to adj
just his glasses the tall man had an
opportunity to glance at the letter, and
this opportunity he seized The address
was plain enough, bit only the last
name written there could he read.
- Alton, 206s Bo1sery, New York
city," he repeated to himself over and
over. II may need that"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-05-10
FIRE AN ARGUMENT
FOR NEW BUILDING
Geological Survey Director
Smith Points Out Present
Structures Defects.

Merely another strong argument for
a new fs,iildlng," Is the view Director
George Otis Smith, Of the Geological
Survey, takes Of the fire in the build
ing at 1890 F street early yesterday
morning.
Director Smith declared that prever-
tive meaeures would be considered, and
that a conference would be held shot e y
with the Secretary Of the Interior for
the purpose of again bringing the needs
OF the Geological Survey 10 the atten-
ton OF Congress.
1t IL thought that the removal Of the
chemicals into a separate building would
eliminate one source of danger. and
there IS some possibility that this ac-
ton may be taken
1T is sheer absurdity," declared the
chief clerk of the Survey this morning,
to have records valued at more than
s5,000000 stored IN a building that is
far from hreproof, and, more than that.
with laboratories under the same ROOF.