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New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
A BROOKLYN MILITANT.
Mss Burns an Earnest Helper Of Eng
lish Sufrsgettes.

Dr. iooks A. n AIlericau-5orn EngllsL
f-fraEegfcs were more violent than The
uarirc ones. Al least Miss Lucy Burns
s Mss Bul1ls. who, II IL reported, slapped
q .'lol1.-sr face, threw INK bottles through
q station house window Ia Dundee and
d. various wa,s made lively times over
there iu the interests OF suffrage i q
FrooklyL school teacher. She was Eradu-
sted frum Packcr Institute and Fassar
-eIegc. and went directly 70 Erasmus
Han High School as teacher When she
-reiCneL and sailed for EIgianl she was
-tenG.ng 10 go 10 quiet. scholastic CN-
ford and study peacefully for Ph. D
FIR evidently - she ne-red England jail
.5omed up raore attractive. ard she has
sept rate magistrates busy sending Ler
-lcrc from tine % time.
Mss Burnz's friends in Brooklyn are
uacl surprised. They knew before she
s-led that she had been converted 10
EoIa@n Suffrage. but she Leys- showed her
sc.f eNc.la-le about g.. ana thcy don
srow what 70 make o. the English re-
ports Mss Burus's pa-cn-s lie al Nc
is President street. brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
CITATIONS.

fI'HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
L YORK. Ey The grace ef God free and
independent. O. Luis Martinez Herrands sz
Maria Jusefa Martini Hernandez. Dolores
tsEez HernanG-z. ksgina Enelina AGans nee
tousltonf. Marie regina Adams. Dacrcs
HougAron Adams. William Ramon Olmsted
Ad0fplluu Antceta Martinez Hernandez Surh-
er.aud- Ramon Martinez Hernandez. Prank
Martinez hernandez. Dora Martinez Her
uandeZ. Fannie Martinez Hernandez. United
states Fidelity 4 Guaranty Company and
u All persons Interested in the estate %
Ramon MartineZ Hernandez late u tse Coun-
ty OF [eN York. deceased. cTeditCrs. leg
Cf-es. next Of kin. or otherwise. send greet
ing NoH and each or you are hereby cited
and required personally 10 be and appear be-
fore Surrogate ~ the County OF New
York. az the >urrogates' Court or said County
held az the Hall of R-cOrds. in the County %
1893 az taif-past ten o'clock in the forenoon
Of that day. then and there attend a 1u-
'iieial settlement OF the account OF proceed
luEz Of Horace Aul-rsol. substituted
~ said deceased and such or yoU as ara
hereby cited nader he age of twenty
one years are required 10 appear bv your
guardian. II yHu have one. or n sou have
pointed or 'u the event or YOUR neglect CT
IaIluIs TO 90 SO. guardian VIII be ap-
pointed bv the Surrogate 10 represent and
act for you m the proceeding. In Testimony
SCrrpgates Court OF the said County Of New
York t1 he l-reuut1 alfNed- Witness. Hon.
ABNEB C. THOMAS. Surrogate or cur said
County. at tle Coulty of New York. ths
Lord one thousand nine HUNDRED and nine
DANIEL 7 pOWpNEN.
Il 81 Clerk % the Surrogates' Court
REEVES. TODD a SWAIN
Attorneys for Trustee.
ldS BrladWay.
Manhattan. New York city
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
TUNIcs or VARIED CUTS.
One Especially Becoming 70 Tall, Slen-
der Figures.

AT-
-hc fashion of the r-nic Las takC1 hold
O. tlc feminine flncv. aud certainly the
riCh- sort 81 turic or the right sort -
woman is very effective. A laI woman
NAV revel in tInics n she likes. though
r. "a she mast be careful to get just -he
rs-lr length su- ca- Cor ler style 4 iI-lc
10th more or Jess On a tuuic is i.k- tac
.ral.uoral Ir-L On uisn's ;lose-it makes
,r mars .lC beauty. short. stout "a U-.cen
should anprgacA the rgnic With caution
Pew -h.u-s arc more absurd than stout
conan 8. = t-nfe tlat doesn- sgl. beT.
I-.- b. Il hard 10 rest fashion that has
.r- seal ~ -ar-s upon IL. and in r.-a tca-
ROOMS aid other gathering places ol l'z-ls
he short t-ulc. Tie long tlElc. the taIlc
..t shor- il 'front.' and leusll-fils o-t INTO
f-I fcids beliId-iu nue, every variety e
.1.c-is seen ia great number 4 pretty
.rl- cur ts1 am slender squire. a cr-pel
are--..l- really. l4s thc Song. SOFT te.Gs "
the sa.rl Ealnerll behind. igsI al the kLeo,
into q crescent shaped piece of soid c..--
b-cI5e.-- There ls a. corselDt Of the same
ellreI lerr. which also forms the ureten-c
lf sl-ere-
spe4klrg ~ gold aud silver stufs. t-cT
have gone ull AZ -aEor Tor evening shoes
If-anr leather has tak,l heir place, CA
r".t H-f- fle WQ4lrl- mo IKE - --i--A' -
--lr- -a. The Cle-tccnth century tno1e n
wearing shoes of tIclaJe or lahe-a, ~
match -ae soun. Eurepe-a 1someI 2re
r-czi11v away M fl.- long. slender shoes
thrr laec been fond of wearing. and exc
taNar ~ short f0ctgeaT
lr F Necessary 70 L. more particular
sb..-r rhe color %. tie dress lou, because
SIN tie going oGt % the princess EVNu
ard l-c corl--s iu q the bodice egi1lpes
ore growing smaller 4ud fnailer, from
many costumes disappearing altogetler-
T.--- tsucn ~ white o. erru near The face
vss D. sort q buher. projecting the face
f--L- zo@ls Rot aul1c becoming in coior
Bal q The gown be an outdoor s-oTn t
cl.sE'r matter whether the SHADE clIts the
.o-lpiezlon or rot. because The wells worn
WIS fau are 70 tEick that 10 one can ten
whether Tie woman behind ne Kci -s al
riI1 or brunette.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
ORR .4NTOINETTES.
Some .fmerTcan Women Com
pared TO French Queen.

recent magazine article IN which
American women are alluded 10 as 'ex-
cfcscences upon the body polite" furnished
Srs. Newell Dwight Hills a text for some
pointed remarks about her sex on Tie oc-
-asan ~ ;he annual luncheon of the En-
rna W.iiard Association az the Hotel Man
hattzn yester1av. Mrs. Hills appears 10
share the views of the writer IN question.
buf tie situation hsd been brought about
through no fault 81 tho women. she ex-
planned Their work had been taken from
them. leaving them with more leisure than
snv class has ever had before
30 one, she said. ~gfVes 50 little fo-
vlat they receive as American women. Il
IS lot 80 with American men. Competition
forces them 70 exert themselves 70 the
utucst and there are a great many
American widows This state Of affairs
cannot continue. We cannot 20 back 70
the old iife. for men would not let Us
We must go forward. but women are
sfrsid ~ do anything lest they should
lose This privileged position. We. have be-
come tie Marie Artoinetfes OF the new
.or,G anc a ne DO not wake up and Try
O. md our place as citizens. we may end
BE- the n-st Marie Antoinette did iu revo-
tuition
A. r. Guriey. president of the board o.
trustees ~ the Erlu-a Willard School. de-
scrlbed Ihc new building which Is being
,0ected through the munidcencc OF Mrs.
Russell sage. president ~ the associa-
toh. and said that b. would soon be ready
for Dedication. The new gymnasium, he
ss-l. was . ~gsn" and had quite Won
over Mrs sage. who had told them AZ
lrsr thai they must not have g,-mna-
siEU.
rhe acting president. Mrs. Mary Knox
Toalr-son. presided. tn the absence OF Mrs.
sage who has never attended shy o. the
meetings ~ the organization since she ieIl
lsir - lhe sag millions
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SEPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW IJFtlN
-Twenry-third Ward Bank % the city ot
and others. Defendants.
In pursuance OF Judgment OF torecioaura
entitled action and bearing date the loth day
OF October. 1895 T. tho undersigued, q
Referee In said Judgment named. VII .el a.
public auction, A. the Exchange Saiesf i"iii;
Nos. 14-l6 Vesev street in the Borough ~
Manhattan. CITY of New York on the 18th day
day. BY Joseph p Dav Auetioneer. the prem
tsea directed BY said Judgment 10 be soid, an
therein described as follows.
All that certain plot. piece OF parcel OF land.
with the buildings and improvem ents thereon
erected. situate. lyin- and being IN the Boz
ough Of Manhattan. Of the city % New YORK.
"a the County and state of New York. bounded
and dercribed as follows;
Beginning a pOin- the Southerly side
os I4sth Street. distant 12J feet easteriy from
the corner formed BY the intersection o. tns
erly side OF Broadway. running thence East
erly along the southeriy side Of 14sth street.
with Broaiwsy. 30 f--e II inches 90 the centre
Zinc OF the bloch. thence Westerly along said
thence Northerly parable with Broadwsy, %
feet II inches 20 the point or place OF be-
And also ali thar certain lot piece or parcel
OF land, with the buildings and Improvements
thereon erected. situate. lying and being IN the
Borough OF Manhattan. City. County and state
OF New York. bounded and described fol-
lows:
Beginning az a point or the southerly side
of l4Gth street. distant enc hundred and sixty
two feet SIX inches easterIy from the corner
formed by the intersection OF the sOut tnerly
side OF 146th street and the easteriy side of
Broadway. formerly Eleventh Avenue or BOu-
ievard, running thence s0utherly parallel with
Broadway and part OF the Way through
party wall nnety-nine feet and eleven inches
20 the centre line 0f the block thence easrerly
along said centre line Of the block thirty
seven feet six inches. thence northerly again
parallel with Broadway. ntnory-nins feet
eleven inches 10 che sOutherly side OF l4fitn
Street: and thence westerly along the south
erlv side OF 136fh Srrest tlirty-seveu feet SIX
iuches 20 the point Or place Of beginning Be-
said veral dimensions more or less
Dated. NeW York. October 2-.nd. 1909.
CHAS. L COIN. Referee.
LEXOW. MACkELLAR q Ellis. Attorne. S
for Plaintiff. ~ Cedar Street Manhattan.
New YORK City
The following - a diagram Of the property
% he sold, It's street numbers are J4s-,s-1
West 145th Street,
146th Street
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
CITY CLUB ON SNOW REMOVAL

The City Club. through Joseph II. Price.
Chairman OF its Committee on Streets. has
sent 10 the Board OF Estimate d letter
protesting against the acceptance OF a pro-
posed form of contract FOR snow removal
for the coming winter Oh the ''sea basis. "
The letter goes or 10 show that tie -cart-
load system, although 10 has not worked
altogether satisfactorily IN the last rEo
winters. Is on tie whole the most adyan-
taseous. II says that had the area sys-
TEN been in use last winter the cost Of :he
snow removal would have been enormously
increased.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN

Ever form of the tuuic skirt is being
worn this season This one o. smart IN
the extreme and can be utilized I'm num-
beriess ways IN this case the skirt is
made of tnessahne and the tuuic OF jetted
net trimmed with banding. b4t TIE possi-
a.lues of the model are almost without
number. Net of fancy sorts f. being much
worn FOR tunics. bat tho same material as
TIE skirt or ono III contrast braided. EN-
broidered or trimmed is equally in vogue
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
yuNloR PLAY AT BARNARD.

The class og II 0f Barnard College VII
present thls afternoon darcy OF the
Guard. by Louis Evan shipman, as the
annual -uulor show. The Performance.
vh.ct Is 10 take place in the little college
t1oarre iu MLlbznk Hall. Broadway anc
1-srl street. is open 10 the general public.
i.elc4rEaIs for rhe play have been IN prog
res. Tor six weeks under the coaching
- -llss Florence Gerrish- There are 70 be
rH1 uCrc performances q TIE play to-mor-
f-H afternoon and evening al 10 and s
, m-, respectively.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
SLEEVES AND euIMPEs.

Sleeves IN the newest evening gowns are
merely incidental and SHOW tendency 10
grow smaller stil. II would not be sur
prising, In fact IL they We're shortly 70 dis
appear altogether. leaving the arm bare
from shoulder To wrist Metal embroidered
net Is rapidly superseding tucked chiffon
and lace FOR the still inevitable chemisette.
These fabrics are rather dear. but a little
goes long way and they are immensely
effective
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
HOUSEHOLD @
TALKS zazzLka
HOMEMADE EXTRACT

GRATED orange rind and the Juice OF a
fresh orange are superior 10 orange er-
tract Ia the extract The favor OF the al
cohoi usually dominates the fruit flavor.
good extract without alcohol is made bv
covering chips Of the riud with sugar. and
plit4ns II into a small pan with lust
enough water 10 make q thick syrup. after
cooking Tor ten OF fifteen minutes. Then
II IS removed from the stove and nut into
sterilZed, wide mouthed bottle thar win
admit tie peel chips. which give OF favor
10 The syrup as long as IL lasts Keen il
closely corked- Fresh extract may be
added 20 the old from time 10 time. For
extracts IL Is better % use the Medite~-
ranean orange. a. the rind is particularly
rich ia flavor
CURACAO FL.AVORING.
Curacao. tIat old aristocrat among cor
dials, may be used iu a number. OF p-avs.
II adds q new favor 10 a whipped cream
pudding sauce. which is prepared as fol-
lows: Pour pint OF rich cream. that can
Zoe easily whipped, into a basin set in a
pan n cracked ice. With a thin wire egg
Whip beat the cream. slowly at first and
tlen faster until il is q stin froth DO
not Use a round motion. but a side 10 side
movement Sweeten the cream as YOU
whip II with Two ounces Of powdered sugar,
or less. il YOU prefer: then add a gill Of
curacao and beat well Cor i've minutes
Place the china bowl containing il on the
ice 10 stand undisturbed untl ready for
serving Then lift out the fluffy mass and
pile IL IL pyramidaI form in z crystal bowl
and send 10 the table with the dessert.
A lemon sherbet favored with curacao
is refreshing. Add large tablespoonful
OF CURACAO 10 "A pint OF frozen sherbet.
Nix wen and serve in sherbet glasses.
CARDINAL PUNCH
For punch Ia cardinal prepare a pint
OF raspberry ice. Il may be made from
tie juice of preserved or canned fruit
Just before freezing pour in half gill of
curacao and half sill OF maraschino-
After IL is frozen, serve in six punch
glasses.
For curacao ice cream. prepare two
quarts Of vanilla cream. Just after freez-
ing add La.f a XII OF curacao. and mix
thoroughly with a lOug-handle1 spoon or
spatula and serve
GCuhe's orange salad. with curacao, calls
for four hnc oranges cut into slices about
a quarter ~ an inch thick. without peel
ing them. Put these into a crystal salad
bowl IN ID circle tho slices overlapping.
Sprinkle two ounces ~ hne sugar over The
fruit. add an ounce OF curacao. and serve
For an orange sponge cake. mix cupf-l
Of white sugar with the yolks II four egss
and thrre-rourrhs OK a cupful of sour
crcam. Sift several times one and three
fourtLs cuufuls OF -four with one tea
spoonful Cr cream tartar and half tea-
spoonful of soda. Mix the DRY ingredients
with the moist. and favOr vita TWO or
three spoonfuis or grated orang, rind-
Then bake il ia a shallow l1sf tin
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
iisth Street

Tie approximate amount % the lea or
charge 10 sattss- which the above Described
p-ouertv Is 10 be sold. - For1y-one Hundred
ane' Nln-ty-eight 4iSsl Dollars. with r.
terest thereon from the 2Sth day o. October
1905 together with and Allowances
Amounting 10 Two Hundred Ftfty-seven and
a5-IuO (Se5T So Dollars together with The
expenses of the sale The Approximate amount
of taxes and assessments or other liens which
arr ~ be allowed 20 the purchaser out az the
pure hase money by the referee q tJS3 40
S1ld premises will be sold subject 70 a FIRST
u,ortgaEs o. SIS 000. with interest i've per
cent fr0m January ist. 1903.
pated New York October 10th. 1900
JAMES EEARNEY Referee
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
PUBLIC NOTICES.
Contract 50


sealed bids viii be received BY the Board
@T-.... supply. Ia Room $40. @39 Broad
o. Nevv York. until II a IN OF November
y, 1ooe fr- Contract So, for the construction
- - rgurley dlkos ot the Ashokan Rcser-
o.. ~ tv9vvn as GlenfOFc. Woodstock and West
tf,-ieV dIkes They gre 20 be rolled earth
Lt- -.- t--panrs with concrete core-walls. and
e.l--Te about 16 miles n length The
49, n. located near West Hurley. the
49, -ns Delaware Railroad. about six miles
Ci-t-,yesr az Kingston. ln the towns of Hur-
r. end Kingston, Ulster County. New York.
iS- 80. above time and place the bids viii
-, ,-Ef,ri- opened ana read. Pamphlets
oees,tsfrinE information for bidders and con-
traef drsWings can be obtained a. Room 800.
a. ,en collars 500 Tor each pamphlet Fer
Ss-,aer particulars see Information for Bid
a0'- JOHN A. BENSEL. President.
CHARLES CHADWICK.
CHARLES A SHAW.
r.-,-,, fsstoners % the Board % water supply.
WALDO SMITH. Chief Engineer.
THOwAg HAESETr Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
CHANGE or NAME.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT RARINo-
WITZ-PEELSTEIN Co. domestic Corpora
ton having its principal Office IN the Borough
Of Manhattan. C1ty. County and state Of New
York viii apply the supreme Court of th.
state OF New YORK. al a Special Term. Part
thereOf. be held In the County Court House
on December sth 1893. az 1880 o'clock tn the
forenoeu OF that day, " as soon thereafter A.
counsel can Be heard. for order authorizing
The said Corporation change ifs Corrorats
name - M PEELSTET CO"
Dated New York. November 1sf. 1870
RARrNOWFrZ-PER co tS.all
BY IL s. PER1STEIN. Pres and Trsss.
SAUL BERNSTEIN Attornev % Petitioner.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
c.ntsr lins q sIeek.
lT7fh Sfreef


The aDproNinate amount OF the lien or chxrge
70 <arisfy which the ab0ve-3e-c cribed property -
10 be sold. - ElEhty-nins thousand I've hun
irel thirty and Js-l00 CSSs 81 so Dollars
With interest thereon from the IIrr 1av OF Ocro-
ber Isrs. together with costs and allowance
amounting % Four hundred twelve and S2-ffsf
Jx4I2S2l Dollars with interest from November
ard 1893. together With the expenses OF the sale
TIE approxirnste amount Of the taxes assess
ments and water rates. or other liens. which are
10 be allowed 10 the purchaser out % the pIIr-
chase naones. OF paid BY the Referee Is s. ss4 70
and Interest
Dated New YORK. November fcrh fsoa
HARRY y. FRENCH. Refere~
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19

Soap bubble sets with the Fuuch-s head
pc sell for ~ cents. Dishes containing
turkeys. Vegetables. meats. and so Oh 20
Play house with are 10 cents upward.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
CATsKILL Aou.EIpUcI. e

sDALED BIDS VIII Be received BY the Board
-. rt-.rrr supply. IN Room SO. 295 Broadway.
~ - 49, unfil n A. II on beceu Der .. 1909
-. S-r-rfrs-t a. for the construction of seven 90
---.f 100 riuhons consisting Of Flvete1 steel
-.s1 Z, feet inches nominal inside diameter.
.',r-ss .rfth concrete aud lined with Portland
--,--~t s,orfar aggrcsafing about 81 miles. also
-s--sssi etretches OF aquecuct IN open cut and On
s,,fsnsuleut or cut-and-c1ver aqueducr, asEre-
- si,o,1t Z 600 feet The work - located IN
- trvns ~ Olive. Ulster county; New Wtndsor.
Sr,1ge COUNTY. Phillipstown. Putnam County.
- S,,r+iaraf tVesfchesieT County. Srw York.
A. fhe above time ana place the bids VIII -
,.F-iirl. otItned ana read Pamphlets containing
t-eo--,,s ffru for bidders and pamphlets Of con-
fr.~t cravings can be obtained ~ Room 900 AZ
- 4boye address by depoaitine the sum uf Ten
cellars tflll TOR each pamphlef For further
rssrfirlIars see Information ior Bidders
john A. bA-AEt.l-. President.
CHARLES ~ CHADWICK.
CHARLES A. SHAW.
Commissioners Of the Hoard of Water supply.
7 WALDO SMITH Chief Engineer.
THOMAS uASSEII. SecEetazz.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
JEW ELRY.

HIGHEST PRICES for diamonds. old gold. Jsw-
eiry. established 1874. Mrs Lyrchs Soa sA5
BgOs1NAy.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
The state Sank, plaintiff. against Isid0r
L0ndner. David Periman e al defendants. IN
pursuance or a judgment Of foreclosure and sale.
duly rIade and entered IN the above-@ntiJled a.
ton ami bearing date the 5rd DAY OF N0vcm-
ber. 1909. T. the Undersigned. the referees fn said
Judgment named. viii sell az public auction.
ar The Exchauge Salesroom. N0s- l4-i6 Nssey
street IN the Borough OF Manhattan City OF
New York on the Tth DAY % December 1gt9.
NJ L. O'Clock noon on that day. b. samuel Marx,
auctiOn@er. the premises directed BY said fudg-
ment 70 he sold and therein described ss fol
lows All that certain lot. piece parcel OF
land situate. lytng and being IN The Borough
OF Manhattan county 0f New York, CRY and
STATE II New York. and described follows
All that certain lot. pieca parcel q land
silh all the buildings and improvements 20 be
erected. thereon situate. wing and being the
northeriy side o. l17th street, distant one hun
drsd ti0l) feet eastcriy from the easterly side
of AudubOn Avenue. running thence easteriy one
hundred ana seventy tl7Of feet, thence north
srly rin~ty lgel feet; theme westerly or nearly
30 One hundred and seventy tI70a fceu. thencs
southerly one hundred and one JOB feet % tns
point place Of beginning said dimensions
being more " less
Dated New York November ieth. 1909.
HARRY y. FRENCH. Referee.
WALTER T. KOHN. Attorney for Piainttn
2e9 Broadway. New YORK. civ
The following is a diagram q The property to
b sold
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
ORESSMAkERS.

latest designs. desires few more customers.
home. - West SD 'Phune.
PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT CO. going cut of
business Is Offering its stock models TAR belos
cost 20 Cast sd ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
LosT-sANKRooKs.

r.,-EcH0OK No 47s.gl6 OF the Uniou Dime Sav-
tvrs Faur BE- missing Any person having a
claim 20 IL is hereby called upon Go present the
same within ten days. ~ sutnit 70 having saii
rassbo1k cancelled ard q new one Issued
LOST -Bankbo1k 80. T15bs" Bank for SAVINGS
.5sn am ave New York FayuIeut stoppeL
Please return book % hank
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
SEEN IN THE SHOPS.

A suite Of dolls furniture OF five pieces
in rustic style sells for So cents Dolls
houses are from s. ~ upward and The
wicker rockers FOR children are s. s.
Wooden ducNs Oh wheels are - cents.
ard a basket continuing eight rubber ami
mails sells Tor 50.
Tho water toys TAT wind up ave seals
al s> cents. motor boats az 54 cents and
LUllf-og- ~ 81 ~.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
TYPEwRITINe AND TYPEWRITERs

FgEra nITF1 } ALL MAKEs SO % $50:
Hpr rented. bought. repaired
III l VI ~ III Eagle r. Co. 70 Duane st
Personal TTPEWRITTES LETTERS MUL-
tIgrauhel in any quantity. envelopes AddTessed
q match Lawrence r. DeutZman Wall 81
VICTOR VISIBLE 20 Nassau ST.: cataIogUs
f-ae. an makes taken uart payment bargains
IN Trd@-voods prr7inEtors Oiivers Sr1ifhs
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
CARPET CLEANING.
E.Y, CaHPET eLEEslHG W03kS

Oldest. Largest, Most Modern.
zsT AND AS WEST 45TH ST
-eL s6sz-4Gg3- EryauL Established 1857
" u JORDAN. EDWIN LENTZ
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
BOARD AND ROOMS

s0TH ST. 40 EAST tsor. Madison ave.l 49, Fieai
tiful large rooms. SECOND nUgv. ca suite
separate. excellent board. table guests accounm
lafnI
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO Cleans
bv compressed air, steam. hand On
0Jor 1855 Broadway. 42l East 4sth 81. coz
d ~ AD- La- l22-es-L
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
I4sth Street

The approximate amount OF the lien O.
charge. % satisfy which the above described
property IS % be sold is Tweuty-two hundred
and fOrty-slN and Too Dollars x=.z4d .0l.
with Interest thereon from the srl dav or
October. 1909 together wirh costs and allow
ance amounting % S=01-23- with interest from
October 18th. 1893 together with the expenses
CT the sale. The approximate amount OF the
taxes. assessments and water rates. OF other
liens which ar % be allowed to the pu-c haser
cut or the purchase money. paid b. the
Referee. j. SL-S3l24 and interest.
Dated, New York. October end. 1899
CHAS I. COHN. Referee
The foresoing sale is hereby adjourned % Fri
day- November 10th. 1903, az the same time and
place.
Dated New York. November 18th. 1909.
CHAS L COIN. Eeferee.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19

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For san Juan. p r.. Ia Glayra. Pto. Cas.lls.
Curacao ard Maracalbo- va Clrac4a.
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=. CARACAS. r. e. IA sat. -eC- a.
For "a GuayrA. Curacao anl MaEacsiho.
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Pier "a adjoining Wall 81 Very ssoakisn
These stsasners have superior ac.oriElo.Ations
f0T passengers.
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Generai Managers y wall Q.