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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-13

CHAMBERS. In remembrance OF my mother
MARY HIGDON CHAMBERS. who died one
year ago today, February 49, 1905 aged
eghty-fve years.
Faithful over few things"
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17
BOOMING MCCLELLAN
Mayors Friends Begin Coz
ernorship Campaign.

Friends OF Mayor Mcclellan. both nor.
ana up the state. are conducting a quiet M,
active campaign in the belief that lu the
Asht next year among the new Demo-
cfauc League. the Corners men I'm Duffalo
ana Aammany Han the Mayor may be
available as a candidate for Governor.
lho'nas hassett. secretary OF the Board
or water Supply. has had a good deal 10
90 WAN managing The Mayors CAMPAIGN
" 'He state stephen Ryan, OF Chenango
Nouh'y' a member OF the Democratic state
''l'i.''ee' called on the Mayor on Monday
ana toic him that things were looking good
state Chairman conners IS warmth. ,,,
Is a Mcclellan man. aud is telling his r2uf
iaio heuteiants that the Mayor is IN. o,i,
man Tor the Democrats to name for COY.
arpor next year.
-" me mayors side IN the preliminary
sarmishing are Chairman Conpers ana st.ta
committeeman Ryan. George IL Raftsn ~
lookport: James Rafferty,. OF Syracuse and
Michael Walsh. of Nonkers. Conners scvs
he VIII be reelected chairman Of th. state
committee despite the opposition Of his
enemies-meaning Charles y Murphy.
No man or organization can beat me out
of the state craftsmanship" said Conners
yesterday in Buffalo. They didn't have
hard time showing me into the job. but
Il find strong upstate sentiment for
Mayor Mcclellan OF New York for Gov
ernor.' he continued. Mcclellan hits 'em
right up here. and he's the only Democratic
candidate hear mentioned. and I'm for the
man that Western New York wants.
''McCooey, as leader Of the Brooklyn
DemOcTatir organization. is satisfactory to
me. He's deputy under Controller Metz
and a strong McCarren man. SO he's
against Iammany and Murphy. Metz is
sore because Murphy turned him down for
a denomination. Tammany Hail will not
control the next Democratic State Conven-
ton"
Edward II. shepard. Chairman of the
Brooklyn committee of the new Democratic
League. said yesterday shat a story from
Utica saying that the league had been or
ganized 10 obstruct Judge Gaynors admin
istraticn was entirely without foundation.
j. Francis Congdon, secretary OF the Dem
Ocratic Progressive League. made up Of
Bryan men, had been quoted as saying that
the league Was started for the purpose Of
nominating Mcclellan for Governor and op-
posing Judge Gaynor. Mr.. shepard in COM
menting on this story. said:
ANY suggestion that tine league or any
meeting of II has as rs motive the nominal
ton OF any one for Governor or 10 any Office
or 10 obstruct the new Mayor or any other
public officer is absolutely without founda-
lion or excuse and is absurd"
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17
LIS PENpENS.
NnlLAInEn II

NDA l-MlEk lt
BRONX TERRACE. " r. lof 1915 and gore los.
map ~ Village of Wakefield. Bronx; Prank NJ
Ahbot sgt Mm T. D.ilcr tspccihc pcrformance): :
attorney. II B Bradburs.
PilMPToN AVE-. 8 - r. of isoth 81. 2oi
- al faction 60 f1reclose Incrhanics' iien). at
iorness. Mcl.nuEhlin a Martin
- TANrON st. III. and EsseN 81. iai ans ias
Emily : GsTsioo agt Sola lfoth ~ al iaction TO
ancol lease; attorney. II a Niou
s. NICHOLAS AVE a3o. isidor Rlein'an agt
las y feihuSch - ai faction 30 cltoiu, etcls
atiorneys. Neachler A No;hschild.
TII.Dt;N AVE. = Lot CcS. map ~ l.aconia
ark. Bronx. let -. =. lot 6d3. map u la
.cuia Park. kronN. two actions. Frank Goch
ngt A ShatzlSin e. sons 81 al liorcclosure of tNo
-gsf. attorney. A Csecia.
g sr 8 1909 y W 81 Ave A - exl0o Rich
arc Friedlander sgt Philip R I.sendeckor e Al
foreclosure 81 mtg; attorneys, LINDSAY. ha-
isl a. Palmer.
trH AVE 5 = cor of asst -. 1axaS 4; Frank y
Martin Il al agt p q Potts 20 &; a. fore
closure = iutg'; attorney. Aanford-
bTH AVE " cor 81 IaGth 81. 80 lONS5. George
Nsddiueton. trustee. sgt Emily q Painter q al
tf'7eci1sure ~ mtgl: attorneys. Robinson, Bid
de a Beucdict
tsrH 81 aso West: Amy - Montague agt Fred
eres j kcliy foreclosure q mtg; attorneys.
-arle & Russell
. is.D ST s g. l2e U = II Washington ave. lsK
t1 * irreg- Josephine I Gcigtr ct a. ast ttlli-
SIDE Realty a CONSUMPTION Co - al toreclosuIe
/ of mtEl. att1rne.s, cakes, Nan -mIlnse a
scLurz.
Y isen ST. n 8 $50 p ~ - Courtlaudt ave 5oHloo;
. Henry H jackson ast Johnston tnsteo hea4lE
! 49, ~ al foreclosure ol nlsD' attorney : II
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17

ltath ct. two t-sty brick tenmtr.
- tNe> each; lcdw } HHrne. 3oe9
Ahllo ave, architect. total cost ...
Dwnsr. rully Construction 20. co.
Nhitlock ave.
MACtNB'S ROAD. W :. ass n $ or
l."th -; s-Sty brick tcnmt. e5N1s.
Moore 4 landsiedci. 1sSth ~ and
Ihlra ave. architects. curt. ........
Owner, Antonlo rcbrclli. IS clark
Place.
lestA Sl, " cnr Eindlay ave: 3 sty
hffck tcnmt- .G.asNSl.f 40, NJ w Del
-. .-.Nio. .sle webster ave. arChi-
'A'NA .- -..........
oMner, Mountain Construction CO,
Oh premises
ss-D 81, cor Arthur ave. a-s,v brick
tenint- hle& ssic. Schaeier A.
tsegc-, <6I TrcTnon. ave. archftert~e
owner. Central Eronx Realty 20.
1922 Monroe ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17
OPPOSE PURCHASES BY BAKER.
Aldermen Want Public Letting Of
Police Headquarters Furnishing.

Police Commissioner Baker attended the
iueeting ~ tho aldermen yesterday in al"
interest Of tho resolution to siFo hlm $500
10 spenI ou tho FURNISHINGS of The no"
Police Headquarters without public lettinS.
Alderman Bowling said the building would
lc ready for use AZ soon as tho furniture
Was On. and announced that Commlssionor
Baker wanted 10 buy The furniture before
January g. Several aldermen insisted on
public letting. and the resolution was lost.
j VII come up again next week.
Albert J. Weber. chairman ~ tHo grand
su1-y who has been taking an active in
fer.st in thc proposed new Essex Market
prison. appeared before the board 10 urge
immediate action "a "a resolution 90 sppfo-
priaie Sse9l Tor plans for the new builciug
Under the rule the resolution Went 10 the
finance committee. whose members assured
Nr Weber that they would report prompt
Is Ga its favor.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17
SHOT BY GAME PROTECTOR.
Unknown Italian Probably Fatally
|. Wounded in Greene County.

Albau.. Nov. l6.-Beports were received
n DAY br Cornfnissiouer James :. Whippie
II ,Le state Forest, Fish and Game ne
srlmeat of night with guns on SUNDAY
Il JoLnsons Hollow. Greene County, m
rhich an unknown Italian Was shot ana
rohsby fatally wounded by Speenbufgh'
= game protector. OF Hunter. after speen-
lurgh had been slightly wounded.
Speenburgh and special protector
Pound two Italians hunting birds along the
)eisv,sre 4, eastern Railroad. I'm the Cats
lfls. The strangers ran and the protectors
Fsvo chase. Speenburgh became entans!ed
IN a wire fence and while IN this position
bue Of the Italians discharged a gun loaded
With huckshot. The shot struck Speen-
burgh iu the fare
The protector then discharged - call
lre sIftou1ari. = revolver. lie believes one
~ tie bullets took eject, az the man stag
gereG. but quickly regaineo ms teet ana
1 50 escaped.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17

SIrPRTNE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
- Twcntv-third ward Bank OF the CITY or New
York, Plaintiff. against Rae Ginsbers. ana o'hers'
In Tnrsusnco Of a judgment Of foreclosure AID
sale. duly made ana onteIeu ~ a the soose ~ .is
1000 the undersigned. the Referee in said
Judgment NAMED WI ss at N0s 8so'1 sIs''9n s VsseS az
str.et in the Borough % Manhattan. city OF
NJ IL O'clock noon on that day. by Joseph Z.
flav. AuctiOneer. the premises directed by saH
judgment TO lie sold. aud therein cescrlped As
All that certain plot piece or parcel ot and.
with the buildings ana inIToT I Ge, m , pord,,s s-r1
OF Manhattan. OF the Clty or NSW lSIA, N sn-
Resinning a point on the southerIy side of
t46th street. distant 125 feet eastsrly from the
corner formed by the intersection OF we outl-
erl,, side OF 14Gth street win the EasteTly slde
tbeTIy side of 146ih street 81 feet 6 inches
,bsnce SoutherIy parallel with Broadway. 30 feet
Westerly along said centre line OF the block q
feet y inches: thence Northerly parallel with
broadway. 90 feet IL inches to the point or place
Ana also all that certain lot. piece parcel Of
land with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected. situate wing and being In the
Borough of Manhattan, City, county and state OF
New York bounded and described as follows;
Beginning al point on lhs southerly side er
r46fb street. distant one hundred and stEtv-tv0
bv the Intersection OF the southerly side Of l4eta
street and the easterly side OF Broadway sor-
rrerlv Eleventh Avenue or boulevard. running
thence southerlv parallel with Broadway and para
Of the way through a party wall ninety mine
feet and eleven inches to the centre line of the
block: thence easterly along said centre line OF
the block. thirty-seven feet six inches; thencs
,or+herIv again parallel with Broadway. ninety
rfne feet eleven inches 10 the southerly side OF
I46th street; and thence westerly along the
soUtberIv side OF l46th street thirty-seven feet
siT Inches 10 the point place OF beginning.
To sai5 several dimensions more or less.
Dated New York. october IND; 1909
IUNOW RACKELLAR & WELLS. Attorneys
for Plaintiff. AZ Cedar TtFeet. Manhattan. New
,rbe following is a diagram OF the property "a
he sold: its street numbers are o4s-ooz vest
l46th street; ,.... Co..
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
1cfk. BY the grace Of God free ard indepen-
'i, IN 10 MARA @ Ge Wit JesaD Thomas DE Wit
OF the viii Of SorneIius q t,uyleT deceased.
Eleanor pe9iran Guy ier, charles NJ. Jesup. Sarah
- JtsuI. ftlchaId NJ Jesup. Franz ". Jesup,
College OF New Jersey. known as Princeton
University. American Museum Of Natural His
tory in tho City OF New York New Yorl. G-rsnt-
Der Of CoElmerce; Trustees Of the Brick Presb,-
terian church IN the city Of New York. Trus-
Conn; Congreg gational Church at I.enox Mass
Kate H. lockwood: Nellie BisSeH Ives: Fannis
Bssel Paterson, Emma - sheldon: Louisa D
Cuddy. Charlotte e. Ferry: Trustees Of West
PP%Il PP1T iAeF&ry' Benlsnln strong Riehard g.
Morse y ~ Schauffer; Norris Jesup Foss.
James MaTtain; Henry Ellington: John Gibaud:
). j. Donohue; James Barrie. John jay Moore.
Anthony % O'Brieu; james Mitchell \. J. Foss.
Carl Jansoon; Frederick Jesup S:imson; Fannie
y EgieSton' Elizabeth g Hobson; susan Kear-
ney Warren; Anthony COmstock; William r. FI-
sing; Julia Helen Wilson: Morris Jesup BisseIl:
Howe. Morris Jesup Duryea: Morris JeslIp Du-
mont, Estate OF George Wilson; Emma Stiger;
F1nnia kessler; Mary Johnston; Hilda Peterson.
Margaret Perry: Hulta Danieson. William
Heap; Albert W Turner: W. II. wCoten; John
Z Parsons; Maria de Witt Jesup and Thomas
De Witt Cuyler. as trustees under the will OF
Morris h. Jesup, Of the Trusts thereby created.
and to all persons Interested in the Estate of
York. deceased. as creditors. legatees, next Of
Kin or otherwise send greeting: You and each
Of you hereby cited and required personally
10 he and appear before Surrogate Of the
county Of New York. at the Surrogates' Court
OF said County. held al the Hall of Records, n
the County OF New York. on the 3lst day OF
December. 1902 at half-past ten O'Clock in the
forenoon OF that day, then and there 10 attend
a judicial settlement OF the account Of proceed
ings of Maria de Witt Jesup. Thomas De Witt
Cuyler. John f. Parsons and BENJAMIN Strong.
as Executors Of the Last VIII and Testament OF
said deceased; and such OF you as are hereby
cited under the age OF twenty-one years
are required 10 appear by YOUR guardian. u you
have one. or II you have none. TO appear and
apply for one to be appointed. or in the event
OF your neglect or failure 10 DO so. a guardian
will be appointed by the Surrogate TO represent
whereof We have caused the seal Of the Surro-
gates Court of the said County OF New York to
be hereuntO affixed.
Witness. Hon Abner Q. Thomas. q Surrogate.
Of said County, at the County OF New York.
the sth day OF November. IN the year OF our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and nine.
DANIEL. ]. DoWDNEY.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17
PROPOSALS.

.OI-tTTc,E or THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.
Arsenal Building. Fifth Avenue and Sixty
fourth street. Boroueh OF Manhattan. The
civ of New YOrk-Sealed bids estimates
viii be received by the Park Board the
above Once OF the Department. OF Parks until
TIllK>DAY. NOVEMBER ts. 1909.
Borough of Manhattan.
CONTRACT NO IL
Fer work and material for the furniture
ara souipment OF the New York Public liz
brarv Astor Lenox ana Tilden foundations.
Fifth Avenue. Fortieth and forty-second
streets Borough OF Manhattan
For full particulars city Record
HENRY SMITH. President.
JOSEPH L. BERRY.
MICHAEL J. KENNEDY.
Commissioners OF Parks
Dated October 20. 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by the grace OF God. free and ndepend-
ent 20 Greenwood Cemetery. Nellie Maverick
Parkinson. Horace Bruce Highman. Isabel jar
Wis. Bruce Rossier. John u. Carter. Mary T.
Straw Mary Gaugloff. CoTinne Churchill. Ed
ward J. Churchill. Nellie Brodhead Barnes. Iucy
Brodhead Raymond Maverick Hunter Mary Sui
Ivan. Lizzie % 'Rourke. Alfred Lockwood Brown.
lillian Hunter. Ada Il. Parkes. John j. lialpin.
Franky Messmer. May Leslie. Alice Brush.
CIemmie Boynton, Margaret II Halpin. Wood
worth Maverick Parkes. Mary Maverick He'll
man and TO all persons interested In the Estate
OF Ellen NJ Maverick, late OF the County or
New York deceased as creditors legatees next
OF kin or otherwise send greeting: You ard each
os Won are hereby cited and required personally
10 be and appear before our Surrogate OF the
County of New York, at the Surrogates' Court
OF said County, held at the Hall of Records. in
tbe County OF New York. the twenty-eighth
cav OF December. 1902 at half-past ten O'Clock
in the forenoon OF that day. then and there 20
PROCEEDINGS OF Alfred lockwood Brown and John
j. Halpin. Executors OF the Last VIII and
Testament OF said deceased. and such OF you
as are hereby cited are under the age OF
twenty-one years required 90 appear by your
guardian n YOU have one, or N you have none.
20 appear and apply for one To be appointed. or
in the event OF your neglect or failure 10 do 50.
a guardian viii be appointed by the Surrogate To
represent and act for you In the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused thu
Seal OF the Surrosates' Court OF the said county
OF New York 10 be hereunfo affixed.
Witness Hon. ABNER g THOMAS.
III. 81 Surrogate OF our said County. at
the County OF New York the 3Td day
of November. In the year OF our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and nine.
49, DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17
OPEN SEASON FOR DOGS.

Montclalr. y. J.. Nov. ls Special. Armed
with tie shOtguns purchased BY the rnu-
icipaiity for tie purpose OF eXterminatinS
De worthless dogs OF the town. two po-
ioemen made q tour OF the community ana
not nearly a dozen animals which they
ucouuteged and which were not muzzled'
: required By q recent order Of the Mayor
he slaughter OF the dogs IS due TO the
ear that many of them are injected Win
sbies through being bitten by a mad dog
lat was killed here few weeks ago.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
StuyVesant Mortgage Company. Pialntin.
against Angela DeSisto and others. DEFENDANTS.
In pursuance OF Judgment OF Foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered In the above
entitled action. bearing date the Goth day OF
October. 1909. 7. the undersigned. the Referee
In said judgment named. will sell at Public
Auction. at the New York Real Estate Sales
room, Nos, IA and Is vesey Street. I'm the Bor-
ough OF Msnhattan. Clay OF New YORK. on the
Goth day OF November. 1909. at IL o'clock
noon. on that day. by Charles A. Berrisn. Auc-
tioneer the premises directed by said juds-
ment TO be sold. and therein described as fol-
lows:
All that certain piece. plot or parcel 90
land situate. lying and being In the Borough
OF Manhattan. 90 the CITY County and state
OF New York. the easterly side of which ts
distant $50 feet westerly from the westerly
side OF Second Avenue. fronting 2S feet on the
northerly side OF 18Th Street. with uniform
depth measured northerly from said front OF
100 feet N inches TO the middle line OF the
block. and with its essterly and westerly sides
parallel with said Avenue
Dated New York. October Both. 1900,
JAMES KEARNEY. Referee.
CARTER & HASKELL Attorneys for Plain
tlf. O. and r. q. Address. is Wall Street.
Borough of Manhattan. " Y. city
The following is 81 diagram OF the property
to be sold as described above, the street num-
Der being 239 East 18th Street:
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17
EIGHT RESCUED AT FIRE.

Resoues by policemen and fremen pre-
vented loss Of life al FIRE that occurred
in a four-story brick tenement at no. fl9
Henderson street Jersey City, yesterday.
ALERT Woods had q saloon on the ground
floor aud the rest OF The house Was Occu-
pied by families. TIE ire started in the
cellar from an unknown cause. Eight per-
cons. partly overcome by smoke. were taken
from the builc,ng. The loss was about
4 Coo
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17
ALTERATION PLANS.
THE BRONX
NDAEMDER 1f

AtlE BRONX
NOVEMBER 10
bi,oNN BOULEVARD. g e. I@5o ~ N
- lctharn Parkway 2-stN frame
oWtB. 4iASe. George n Oiphert. ca
last ..ath 81. architect. cost ....-.
Owner. George r. isswcln. On
premises.
WASHINGTON AVE, $40. 2-sty frame
l,otci. 2SA5e. Louis ValR. ESQ
Third ave. architect. cost $1,000
owner Mrs Bichsrc Viewer. on
lrrCmiSes
it@D 81. e. l1a q . Of Court-andt
ave; a-sfy hTick stable SaNlio; 4
Arrhander 90. SIS East is9th 81
rrrhifct.f. cost Observation-Disclosures.
owners. ) & n Ha0cn. OF prem
isrs
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. County of New York. Mary E. Weber.
Piatntin, against Max Sporn et al. Defendants
In pursuance OF a judgment Of foreclosure
entitled action on the 26tk day OF October,
1ouS, l. the undersigned. the Referee in said
judgment named. viii sell at public auction,
at the Exchange Salesroom, Nos 14-l6 Nssey
street. IN the Borough OF Manhattan, City OF
New York. on the 22d day of November, 1909.
at II O'Clock noon that cay. by Joseph p.
Day. AuctiOneer, the premises directed by said
Judgment To be sold, and therein described a
follows: ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel
OF land. situate on ths Easterly side of Willet
ia the Thirteenth Ward OF the Borough of
Manhattan. City OF New York. known by the
street number as Thirty C3OD Willet street;
said lot being bounded and containing as fol-
lows. to wit: Beginning at point on the
Eastery side Of Willst Street distant One
hundred and thirty y-seven tlS1D feet six CD
inches North from the Northeasterly corner OF
Broome and Willet Streets. and thence run
ming Easterly and parallel TO Broome street,
One hundred GOO) feet: thence NOrtherly and
and three 90 inches, thence Westerly aud
parallel 10 Bsoome street One hundred (iOol
feet TO the Easterlv side 81 Willet street. and
thence SOuthcrly along the Easterly side or
Willet Street Thirty-One CID feet three cd
inches TO the place oc beginning. containing
three &c, inches. and in depth on either SIDE
ono hundred tlO0l feet.
Dated New York. October 2Gth, 1909
ALVIN INTERANER Referee
THOMAS T. FARRELL. Attorney for flaintiE'
~ Nassau street. Borough Of Manhattan
New York city.
The following is diagram Of the property
to be Sold its street Number Is No. 80 Wiilet
Street. New York city:
Delaney Street.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17
PUBLIC NOTICES.
Contract 80


AsHOKAN RESERVOIR
sealed bids Will be received oy the Board
Ssv OF ws.eT New York. until II a m: on NoTem5sr
W ',aoe for Contract so. for the construction
Of H15s, Sss q SSs As6saa ana fSss %
Hurley dikes They are 20 De rolled earth
entertainments with concrete eoTe-walls. and
ass, 4. located near West Hurley on ths
fTstsr and Delaware Railroad. about six miles
- - ard kingston Ulster County. New York
"y The above time and place the bids will
De pT9ir' pp,nirs 'information for bidders and con-
tract drawings can be obtained at Room GOD.
az ths above address, s1c ;o ey Ssp0sSlns the sum
further particulars see Information for Bid
dsrs. ,~- ,,v,,,s,,r ,-,.
CHARLES n. CHADWICK
CHARLES A SHAW
COT WALDO 1VsssS SMITH. CHEF Engineer. supply
THOMAS HASSETT Secretary.
CATsKILI. AQUHDUCr.
SEALED BIDS will be received by IN. Board
OF Water supply. IN Room 9i0. 900 Broadway,
New York. until n A. NJ. on December 2. 1909
steel pipe siphons. consisting oc riyeted steel
shell. o feet 8 inches nominal inside diameter.
enyeloped with concrete and lined with Portland
cement mortar. aggregating about 81 miles: also
several stretches OF agueduct IN open cut and on
SatIsS about 700 feet The WORK Is Located in
the towns OF olive. Ulster County: New Windsor.
and cortlandt westchestsr county New York
AT the above time and place the bids will be
Information for bidders and pamphlets of con
tract drawings can be obtained at Room poo al
Ss s0v $50 e1rss' Sr sseS sy Ssmb the q e
JOHN A BIsNsEL. President.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
Commissioners OF the Board o. Water supply.
WALDO SMITH Chief Engineer
THOMAS IASStIfT. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17
But American Railroads VIII Soon Be-
come Safest in World, U. P. Man Says.

NJ D.. Park. 80 omaha, general slperin-
t5rdeut of thc Union Pacific. read q paper
at tle nineteenth annual meeting Of the
New York and New England Associations
or Railway Surgeons yesterday r which
10 said Improvements bon railroad opera
,ious to preserve tle pubIic safety were
uoIug made faster than the human mind
could comprehend
In q few years" NJ said, ''the railroads
of the United States viii excel AN The rail
losds bon ihc world n tho methods of safe
guarding Tho lives 81 thc gubic.' At
present, ho said. one human being was
billed every hour and one injured every
ton minutes ON Atnrricau railroads Negh-
lcp,e ~ cmpioye~. nc addDd. caused 50 Per
cant of tie railroad accidents.
The meeting of the association opened
,.rstrrdav morning IN the Academy OF
Medicine. n win eud this afternoon with
q clinic ~ tho Presbyterian Hospital under
tne supervision ~ Dr. Joseph a. Blake.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17
18th Street

The approximate amount of the lien or
charge TO satisfy which the above described
property is to be sold. IL Forty-one Hundred
terest thereon from the 2Sth day OF October.
1909. together with costs and allowances
amounting Two Hundred Fifty seven and
55-tOO (S257JJ) Dollars. together with the
expenses OF the sale. The approximate amount
of taxes and assessments or other liens which
are to be allowed 10 the purchaser out Of the
purchase money by the referee Is sJ33- AZ
said premises will be sold subject 20 first
mortgage OF SIS. 900. with interest at five per
cent from January LIST. 1909
Dated New York. October Both. 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17
suILplNe LOAN CONTACTS.
N0lENBER 10

NtA IN Blk TO-
ANI-NpSEN AVE. S. IL ft s-of Ael-
son ave ..NluO. y A. SIourhan co
,- g ',l'e ~ ,r,lna1 eI,.l''s q Ian 5000
MADoMRS S DAN Rp. " cor " ls-i ~,
~ lNIoa 5Xss llN69-- Nortn Aintil'ah
M.F'sssf So 80 -,,,,,a7 o.,S .,... ''. $4,000
rssTH ST So ls5 u Of Elton hNe ~
Si''' ~ i.''sa .-,,y,,,,Ir., -. 5000
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17
Delancey Street.
100
Rroomc street.

The approNfmate amount OF the lien or
charge 20 satisfy which the above described
prcperfv- il 10 be sold IS Twenty -four thousand
seven hundred and hfty y-siX and JO-loO dollars
1S94 $50 5NI with interest thereon from ths
80 alIovance amounting TO FIVE hundred and
fiftv and qO-IO1 dollars tSS509oI Win interest
from October -. 1909. togethe Win the -
-s.nsss cf the sale. The approximate amount
80 tho taxes. assessments and water rates, or
other Items, which arr 10 he allowed 70 the
bV the Referee. Is twelve hundred ooiars
ratsd S-evv York october 2s. 1909
AVN INTERMYEE. Referee.