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New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
NOTICE OF SALE.

Gasres EfEh c. Mah3er. Piaintif against Edward
surviving Executor Of the Last Win and Testa-
ment of Matthew Mailer. 1st. deceased: al kath-
Sophia Mailer: Justina Mailer; Eva Mailer;
Matthew Mailer Srd: Josephne G. Mailer;
Savings Bank. Defendants.
In pursuance Of interlocutory Judgment Of
partition and sale duly made and entered IN the
above entitled action and bearing date the 9th
day of November, 1910. I. the undersigned. the
referee in said Judgment named. will sell at pub
lie auction. at the Exchange Saiesrooin, Nos. ID
IL Vesev Street in the Borough of Manhattan,
City of New York, on the 9Th day OF December
P Day Auctioneer, the premises directed by
said judgment to be sold, and therein described
PARCEL NO. I.
All that certain tract Of land. with the I'M
proverrents thereon. situate In Ward One of the
Borough and County Of Queens, City and State
of New York, and being lots numbers 3D. IA.
s.. S6 and 81 and the northeasterly half OF lot
number 9s as known and distinguished on a
map entitled Map Of 161 Lots of Ground situ-
ate IN bsIon6F she 5age fo @ ana W H JacFso sur
veyed April. 1870. hy P. e. Van Alst. City Sur
me said 1a County If Queens, and is bounded and
described follows; Beginning at point in the
rorthwesterly line Of Ninth Avenue thouWen-
seven feet and six inches northeasterly from the
corner formed by the intersection OF the north
westerly line Of said Ninth Avenue with the
northeasterly line of Jamaica Avenue. as shown
said map; running thence northwesterly par
aiIel with sad Jamaica Avenue one NUIluEel ditA
forty-ffve feet and five and oue-haIf inches to
the southeasterly line of lands of George Pom
eroy; thence running northeasterly and along
lands of George Pou1eroy. about one hundred
and thirty-seven feet and six and one-haf
inches to the intersection OF the northeasteriy
line of said lot number So with the southeast
erly line Of said land Of George Pomeroy: and
Of said lot number 33 one hundred and forty
two feet five and one-eghth inches 70 the north
ery line Of said Ninth Avenue ana thence
southresterlv along the northwesterly line of
Ninth Avenue one hundred and thirty seven feet
and six inches to the point OF beginning
The following is a dia gram of Parcel NO. l 10
be sold:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
CALLED BY COMMISSION
Complaint Of Railway Business
Association To BE Investigated.

N5s-lugton- Nov. 23.-The assertion OF
'ae Railway Business Association that It's
members voEla be pUJ out Of business
unless The railroads we're permitted TO IN
crease freight rates viii be irvestiga ted
h- -ne Interstate Commerce Commission.
bPCaras we're issued to-day for George
= Pest q New York. the president Of
-He association sE5 A- H NuIIlken, OF
CEicaso. ne vice-president, 70 appear at
tae hearings of the commission On the
suspended freight advances in Official
Classification terricorv- President Post
sls9 v-zs advised that the commission
would be glad 20 hear any representatives
q his organiza don
Frank Lyon. attorney for the commits
Eicn who L representing that body in
- eEarainariou OF witnesses a. the hear
t1g, sent The following telegram today
l. New York. addressed 10 AfT. Post;
DAILY Press announces that your asso-
Ca-loT C- responsible members thereof
s=E that unless increased rates are al
-i7l1 carriers members Of your aSSOCia-
a5l VIII have 70 cease doing business.
-nr TC--S 10 that effect The Interstate
-tc1u-rCe Commission has now under
iolsiC=ra- -iou advanced rates from Allan
Il Ocean 10 Missouri River. VIII be II
session Friday and Saturday Of this week
81 Tuesday and several days later next
H=-- The commission would be glad to
A6- any -eV-CSeuIaC-ves OF TOCT eSsocta-
-l1- -1u may Voluntarily send On any Of
re days above named SubpC7naS have
tee- issued for some Of those whose names
71l.c be sscerusi-ed- Answer # you viii
appear and when
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25

FARM HAND.-C;ood mixer; experienced IN
an branches Of farm work strictly tenn
E7erate- Sc monthIv during winter irwin 8
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
--z--z--a -
Enrr Rrna HNaN.

East Broadway. -,
The said premises will be sold free ana GEAR
of anv and all liens.
PARCEL No. g.
All those tvo certain lots. pieces or parcels OF
,.r5 zi+T-ste wing and being in the Eleventh
W-ar7 ~ The city Of New York, and known as
WINNERS So and SIS Pitt Street. which taken To-
oo4bar are bounded anu described as follows; be
Ginning at a point on the easteTly side OF Pltt
StTeet distant eg1ty-four feet six INCHES noTt5er-
l. fro,l the norrheasterIy corner OF Pitt ana 1lV
j-z+on Streets. thence running easterly ahQ
nesrjv paraIIeI to Rivington Street one hundred
.n. ava eleven inches; thence nOrtherly nearly
rn-srIei - Pitt Street forty feet and hve inches
thence westerly and nearly parallel 10 dtlFinetoa @
ooe4erI,- side of Pitt Street, and thence southry
eIoTp fhe eesteriv side OF Pitt street forty feet
and ten inches TO the point OF pace u OeS-ii-
ming ,, . Parcel NJ n
be sold: Known by Street NUMBERS oo-oo III
Street New York City.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
sURRoGATs's NOTICES.

SURROGATES COURT. COUNTY OF
Orange--Iu the Matter OF the Applica tion
for Letters of Administration of the Goods
Chattels and Credits of Carrie J. Horton De
ceased.--IG pursuance of order of the Sur
rogate Of the County OF Orange, in the State of
New York, made in the above entitled matter
notice is hereby given. according to law to
all persons having claims against the estate OF
carrie ]. Horton late of the CITY Of Middle
town. in said county. deceased. and the cred
itOrs Of her estate, that the I2th dav OF
DECEMBER. 1910 at ten o'clock IN the forenoon
a the office OF the Surrogate of the said
County Of Orange, in the Village of Goshen,
\. Y. l. the undersigned. intend To apply for
Letters OF Administration Of the goods, chat
tells and credits of the said Carrie J Horton.
deceased, to be issued TO sole admins
traitor. and that time and place 7 shall
apply TO have the amount Of my bond as such
administrator fixed at double the amount Of
the claims Of creditors against the said estate.
under the provision of Section 1854 of the
Code Of Civil Procedure OF the State of New
York, and that they are required to present
such claims to the Surrogate of the said
County of Orange at his said Office on or be
fore the 10th day Of December, 1910
Dated MiddletoWn, y. Y. November =. 1910.
EUGENE HORTON
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
Rtrinrtnn Sfreef.

The said premises viii he sold subject TO a
mortgage of 50, 10000 which is now lien on
said prernises. with interest thereon from June
18th 1910, at the rate Of SO per annuul, and
free and clear Of any and all other liens.
PARCEL NO. d.
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of land,
vi-h the buildings thereon erected, situate, living
and being on the uortherly side of Madison
street in the Seventh Ward Of the City Of New
Work. and is bounded and described as follows.
70 1-it- BeRinning at point dis mt ninety-six
feet easterly from the northeast -riy corner OF
Scanned and Madison streets; thence running
eg ST. along said northerly side OF Madison
street r,senty-four feet 70 the centre line Of a
,s-+- wall en- the lot hereby conveyed and the
f+ - adioining on the east; thence DortherIy
nartIv through the centre of said party wall and
39S-sIisI with Scanned Street nineJy-six feet.
tpaT. westerly and parallel with Madison Street
tz-anry-foIIr feet: ana thence southerly and par
oTai Iu-t+h SCANNED Street ninety-siN feet to
S+,i;.l,, street the place OF point Of beginning.
So 5ssc-ibed premises. with the buildings
,o 80 i known and designated No. $40
sIa4isar, street New York City.
The following is d diagram OF Parcel No 10
be sold: known bL - - 'i''-~' "e' S'1t'ii7"h
Streo+ New York city;
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above described
property is to he sold. is S9.416 16 (uine thou
sand four hundred and sixteen and I6-1G0 dol
larsp. with interest thereon from the 1st day
OF November, 1910 together with costs and
allowance amounting to S319 IS (three hun
drcd nineteen and IS 100 dolIarsJ, with in
terest from November 10th. 1910. together
with tie expenses Of the sale. The approx
mate amount Of the taxes. assessments and
water rates other liens which are 10 be
allowed TO tn purchaser out OF the purchase
money. or paid BY the referee is S295 II ttwo
hundred ninety-tive 4T-10O dollarsJ. and inter
est
Dated New York, November 2tst. 1910.
EL2k JOHN LUDVIGH.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
STORAGE NOTICES.
Julius kindermann & Sons
Storage Warehouses.

I34s-I35I BROOK AVE. NEAR 10th ST
and 585-5s7 WALES AVE. COR. 150rB ST,
NEW YORK.
To NCg. 2. + Clancy Adam Kline. Waiter
Pitt Mr.. NJ H. Kefleher, Mrs ". Reed. Mrs.
Ksthryne Hunter. Mr. Walter Marisch. Mrs. NJ
Mcknight, Mr.. r. g. Hunt. Mrs Schaentzler'
Mrs J SwayeT. Mrs Mary u. Morrlssey. Mrs.
L. II. Dunbar Mrs. J H Allen, Mrs Mary See,
Mrs. P Schott, Henry StrickeT. Mrs. Gertrude
Casey. Mrs Fannie Israel (AIrs. l. Steiteri Mr.
Frank & Davis, Mr. { Treber. ny. L. G. x
Agnew. Wm. II. Agnew, Mrs. J. NcDonough MI
z A Worm. Nr. Cobes, Miss L. May. Mr- Robert
NiFen and bIrs. Robert Nfven Estate CT Mrs s
Irving Frank Z. Irving. Mrs. W SChripp, Ed y"
Irving, Mrs. :. II. Nelson. Mrs. 7 Mcbride Mr..
Karl Heller. Mrs Lila Hill Mrs. Z. Jenkins
Mr. Jos ReIchelt, Mr. N. FOCAL Miss Florence
Kelly Mrs. e. G Hubbe Miss Emery I4ange-
beck. DT. Z. McGill, Mrs Florence Hart. Mrs
Mary AictIraham. Mrs. Josephine Lange. Mr.. D
3 Tuttle: You ana each Of you hereby mott
fed that, the time for the payment Of our len
upon the property hereinafter described having
Gu viii cause such property. 10 Wit, House
hold Goods. Personal Effects and Merchandise,
stored IN the julius kiuderinaDn Il Sons Storage
Warehouses al 1349-i35I Brook Avenue, and at
5S.,-5S1 Wales Avenue. New York City, by you
~ fn vHur name which you may have
u the statute fl such case made and provided.
al the warehouses. Nos 80 ana 5SI Wales ave
me corner 1Juth street. New York City. On
Wednesday, December 7th. 1910. at 10 Il. m.
sDG If the sale thereof Is not completed on said
date the will be continued at the same
place on every day thereafter, beginning at 10
q NJ and continuing until al the goods are
JTIIT-s KINDERMANN & SONS STORAGE
WAREHOUSES;
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25

1875
1876.
Ninth A-p

1916.
Ninth Avenue.
The said premises will be sold free and clear
Of any and all liens.
PARCEL NO. .
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF iano
with the buildings thereon. situate. Ylng anu anu
being in the Seventh Ward of the city OF Ne"
York and now known and designated as 10
one hundred and SIX Q06) East Broadway OF , sslo
Citv the said lot Of ground being the soutnel9 @ a
half mart of a certain lot Of ground known anu an
distinguished on map chart OF the same @ ai.i
other lots belonging TO the Estate OF o memo nd1T
RYtcers deceased, (which said map or d C'pS
t5e-eof is fled in the Office of the Register o.
DEEDS in and for the City and County and ID gT@ co
tains and is bounded as follows: Southerly IN
front by East Broadway. formerly calIed ot a.
non Street twenty-five feet, easterly oy Iot ~
10 ftv-tTvo on said map sixty-nve rect
er1v in the rear Of the northaTIy nan ot s1.a &c
t. No f5i, fftv-one said map twenty-IlvsSS :
Feet ana westerly BY lot No, GOD hfty on sa'd
man sixty-fve feet. -..1 ~, o m
NJ foI1owing is a diagram Of Parcel NO = 70
=. sol6. known by street number IVo East
Proadvav, New York CRY;
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
EXCURS RSiONS
EGYPT and HOLY LAND lfiasshFlF' RsadSa
Ravmoud 4 Whitconb Co.. ~ jth AVN. z.
FOR SALE
;AiINDgY MACHINERY.

% pas-beatfue- ironing machines for sale; price
s100 each; especially adapted for steam laundries
where machine IS wanted for ironing napkins
"a abIecIoths sheets pillow cases, towels, doiIleS
hand6erchiefS, underwear. etc: VIII show the
machines in operation 70 parties lnterested 6alI
~ the ACHESON HARDEN HDEF. FACTORY.
sth st, Passaic. N j.
BIG BARGAINsSnghtly used office furniturA
desks typewriters casn registers. adding ma
chineg eosraphs fling cabinets. safes. ad-
dressing naachine. time clocks. partitions check
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
Naw YORK Nnr- Is 1910

1
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to each and
every individual hereinafter mentioned that on
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY or DECEMBER.
1910
the following goods viii he sold at PUBLIC
AUCTION at the waTer0oTs Of The GUARDIAN
STORAGE AND TRANSFER COMPANY, NOS.
3Gl and 3G3 West 18TH ST in the Borough Of
Manhattan. city and County Of New York ar
goods for storage charges upon the same, pursu-
Each SUCCESSIVE MONDAY until all said
goods shall be sold, Nj. J.. L. Bendall, bag
aud box. ST. Sc Mr. " Burnside. trunk,
81 80 Mrs. Y. BeldinE. trunk. 81 30. AIR. Il.
" cullen. box etc $1a. Mrs g. Cheesennan,
+-,,nk s. SO M T CoI1veH. couch. chiT-. etc.
s24. Mrs q H Dewey. dresses. sewing ma
Thine etc $50. Mrs II. T. DunEley. chiffon
fers etc S}-i "A. Mrs. L. Ciedney. mirrors
,a,,Ies etc ST 50, Mr. 4. Gilmour, rugs,
tables etc S:7 90; Mrs.. i Heuer tT., piano
l.,,9lcasa etC.. S7a. Mr.. II. II Hever. trunk
ga. Nj " Lewis. side board. dresser etc
x2T- Mrs 4. Lazarus. chiffoniar side board
a. Sf4 40: Mrs. H Morgan, rugs. bed, etc
ESQ 1n- l. BsumHn co. for Mr. II. Morgan. rugs
bads etc S60 20. Mrs. II Murray dressers etc
a. 40. Mr. II g. Mcclure barrels and pictures
Ss- ~ NJ e. H Mccarthy. barrels So 90 Mr
- J. Phillips beds. dresser, etc Se3 To- Mrs
= 7 Pratt desk etc. S+7 -. Mrs NJ. Peuder-
-axf bedding. S33: Mr. L. e Roguet trunks
taTse etc SIG 30: Mr. Il. F. Taylor cases
tI-1lt= etc s1li 60: Mrs " Turner brass bed
-, s2.,. MI 7. ". T@mmieT trunk 81 90. Mrs
- 1Cintar mattresses. Sl3 50, Mrs Z Young
t.as couches, s37 81: Mrs. 7. Zeisloft trunk
81 90.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
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Madison Street

Tho ss,d nrenlises viii be sold free and clear
ol rsatst any "-l1 Na1l York November 7th. 1910.
N''7u TGTfN q. VAN NOSTRANp Referee.
I \ NfANI,TY, Attorney for P!alntlI. IO3 3rd
" :, u M Island City, New York
EMILE T. RATHGEBiER Attornsy tor S :, for afa ira G.
-. Ni9tthev MahIer, 3rd. Josephine g..
Nabier Helen D. Mailer ana Grace L. Nah
ier. 246 Jackson Avenue. Long Island CITY,
New York
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
BOARD AND BOOM

IaoD ST 5l2 WEST-Unusuaily pleasant. large
and small rooms: connected otherwise;
steam heated; superior board Broadway subway.
Audubon, S0T5 W,
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
ROARD WANTED.

BOARD wANTED-In quiet neighborhood by
four adults; private family preferred. must
have four rooms and bath; win pay $3.50 per
month Address @. Il. W, ia Liberty st.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR TRADE-s2a 800 OF TIE S50. coo CAPT
stock OF old established newspaper which
has always paid from 10 % SsAs per dfvi-
dends every year fer twenty years VIII trads
for New York farm What have you 10 offer:
FRANK 81 WILSON Kenton Ohio
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25

WORK WANTED
hHala

Male
'--a- III = single S"ece t-ol- reilab.5,
s-f-af sCser ans sLea 1gr asreiuI grlstEr az -i
-.ts Cre-5-e any car. best ~eIeFencF- al
.1A- cer= Del Page. a0l vest llo1n 81
-ci-ER =. -EsrPPENr CIsl.Htz-Ey -nicdle
-e=a srs-- eE1-r1c-cel. rppc references -A~-
-'es +lsl- tribune one.
-clENIC.L ITALIAN TfsANsl-AII o. -
j.. a-1-.r4te- creapf university - S1 81 o-- %,s
- esr references william Beers S-S0 biO@1-
EE. $50 slGi-90a
--r-G lfse- ,1s}--c7eat- ambitious. s..,,s wan5s
position 81 anything where energy iaset,S 1,.S
3 sl.a--.el-r. Ir.65cr:.te szlaTs. Rogers, ODD
Gss- l5-8
f9TN5 NET- % eEperienced typewriter snd l's
assistant bo5kkeeUeEs desi res poE4LoL' 10
-srs' once ezasr.euCe. LOUIS Ioio 800
2IlSG NrsN - wishes position IN oIIce' oI;
Hlalre Fgr adranrerlenf- years eAPeii-
-.e+ James. BOX -. Tribune 9Ilcf- --
l2CSG Ma =. Intelligent, executive aoLitg, i
sesrs clerical experience, oesires 70 s L.as1
1t2f- e-E years with present eL-t'LIs - 'N-'
D = BoE So. TrihIEe one
-cfaS5 sfAN Evaarg work in CRY institgtlq2n, ~ =
r---ltfSyer - provision ~lcrs. no"
tste : bcz 60 Tr4bune o-x- one
li--T 1-AN. T. good education. previ23gts o. o.
3, .f experience. desires any p1siuon
-a3ls -I--. q Bert Burdick, 800 East az -
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET.

NICELY furnished room heated for gsa,ie-
man; So. 50 shannon. 526 W. i23d ST
0isT ST "a WEST.-Iarge. comfortable rooms
FOR one or two. all couveniences; references.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

Ef-T FE --a1et ct.e s-vepcll). VIII take en-
re charge Of bachelor sp2r 2r't.let.ls. 80 5SS
q. i-ls lzt-er. excellent Kew y Nc7k - -,
ees e.. 11lss F-t-zEeraids 9 Bureau -" ~
-2lreEC~ 80 -----
Sd CFEE-R z. leI1lell ;s 60
..,2'tioD fcr experienced Inan; goo1 goo5-~- NJ -.
s-ly commented. Tuoder5te WageSs,zs 80.
T.n--- a. - j.. Tribune Uptown Dli'i-' i''s
N1alTas.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
CAENASSERS wanted Cn news

-s- cash Gar Co.. . Greenwich $
CAENASSERS wanted Cn q news
paper proposition; previous expe-
Te1Ce Necessary. Apply Room 3l4,
Tribune Building.
a'7s -au-s5. r--h grade men. I've men FOR
.~. class l-Hs.-sarilr.. or contract Energetic.
Tribune 0HFre.
-H-L-EE GzS ENGINEER SsIsr- according
--fe-.zl Business 5sT-ice Co agency,
- Singer 5-.ld--e.
F--EEE Mex WANTED . canvass tor
-'- Sherman Rupture appliance educated
preferred ". = LIsehau 4 Spls il
f5----l-T-e5 tt-11shoUt The United States to sell
.7. references required The c. Yell Tire q
CO.. l2a Hr3aCUs5-
-s-E---4 "a speaking SlaBlsH. American
20 v--1 s-esrv advancement. Cre1eIlt1si
- -Uel- C-rpursrto.l. % l5roacTsg, AgeilcE.
- -KrED -Toung men 10 take complete
-.--l. l- bookkeeping for seTv'ne; course
80 Ea- afternoon. ! Lei9er. 8ccoun taTlts
--au SID 80 Nassau 81
r emaIe-
rl9E--S-c. 20 20 70 Rochester, X :. 1ri-
ale family Cal to-day. Miss Anna Lac
Z. - 1stH -. century En- omen. 3sells'-
+-BE-EAIEID. WAITEEsS--s@5. 70 60 10
-es hester. * " private famliE- all To-
rs- -.ss ANA Lacv. - west 5sth 81. Gen
Emp .1.rleut Agency
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
PTRsTAET 70 ss-rain . asE1snsns Ts.;s. sass5:d I'd
auction at SIS Prince ST, Manhattan. AZ q
p NJ. Singer Sewing Machines and complets
power tables and appurtsnances Tor sans
Moe Fry, Auctioneer:
PURSUANT to a certain agreement .nter.+
into between the singer Sewing Machine Co
auction at 2 P. N at SIS Prince st. Manhat-
tan. Singer sewins Machines and conple,s
Moe Fry Auctioneer.
PURSUANT to a certain agreement entsr-c-
into between the singer Sewing Nachtne Co.
public auction az P N az IS Primes sr7
Manhattan. 5 singer sewing Machines and
same Moe Fly, Aucttoneer
PURSUANT 20 a certain agrssulent entered
INTO between the Singer Sewing Machine Co
auction at P NJ at ss Prince 81. Msnhsttan-
1 Singer sewing Machine Moe Fry. Aucti0ne.r.
PURSUANT to a certain agreement entered
into between the Singer Sewing Machins ca.
at . P " a SIS Prince ST. Manhattan
Singer Sewing Machine Moe F'ry. Auctioneer
into aa.ween the singer Sewing Machine Co.
and Morris Haskln | viii orer a. pubic auc.
Singer Sewing Machine. Moe Fry. Auctioneer
PURSUANT TO n certain agreement entered
into between the Singer Sewing Machine %
auction at P. NJ. az IS prince 81. Msnhsttan.
s singer Sewing Machines. Moe Fry. Auc-
tiOaeer
PURSE ANT TO certain agreement entered
into between the singer Sewing Machine 90.
and the Lincoln Waist Co. I vii ofrer ar pub
lie auction = z. NJ at IS Prince st. Man
haitian. Singer Sewing Machines Moe Fry
AucttOneer-
PIT RSVANT a certain agreement entered
into between the singer Sewing Machine Co
and FranksI q Muller. I viii Ofrer AT puhitc
auction Z . p NJ at SS Prince st. Manhattan.
. Singer Sewing Machines. Moe Fry. Auc-
tionesr.
PURSUANT 10 a certain agreement entered
into between the Singer Sewing Machine 60.
and Juda L JaWets. [ viii offer at public auc-
tion at . 2. NJ at IS Prince st. Manhattan. I
Singer Sewing Machine Moe Fry, Auctioneer
PURSUANT 10 certain agreement entered
into between the Singer Sewing Machine 90.
and Henry Marks, I viii offer ar public
tfOn at y p. NJ az IS Prince ST. Manhattan. 7
singer sewing Machine. Moe Fly. Auctionesr.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT tn z
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts Navy De
naTfyoDnT washington. d. &, until 10 o'clock
yn November ~. 1910. and publicly opened
ir7rnediafeIv thereafter TO furnish at the navy
vari Er1oklyn \. Y etc, Il quantity oT
"a, s,InnIIes as follows: Sch. S050: install
49, az Iy5fch ens-Sch 30St: silk lacing cord
hatr TaIT -yads-Sch 30s3; Chemical sounding
-. Gch 3us4- Zinc boiler plates. brass
Mn ,titer enodes lubricating graphite. nre
-, Seb .0s5: Rubber bands.--Sch- 3hsb
FIav ravens fax canvas cotton canras-Sch.
aoST usrIyyare.-Sch 30es; Alcohol. linseed
-, - ua tuts. etc.-Sch. 3oS9 White and
N-,t NJ, -aro1na pine-Sch. 5000: Window glass;
ats sts.t lead. mahogany chairs Applica-
tinne fnr proposals should designate the sched-
,,I,. 5e.rsd by number Blank proposals viii
he f,r11sbed upon application to the navy pay
ot,, - Ksay York \. y, or 10 tho Bureau
r. ,.0IyTF. Paymaster General. L. 5 ~.
1i-l4-10 -----------
ol,t7I,-E, Purchasing COMMISSARY. L. S.
- 90 Whitehall Street, New York city.
y ItS my i,-oweYn her II, 13l0.-Seaed proposals.
l., ,,It.ate for furnishing and delivering sub
s3gt. - stores IN this city at such times as
49, 10 recuired by the l. S Government. on
or Ihe}ore January Is, 1911 Will be received
~ Ills oq5re until ten o clock A NJ, November
9o fa1o Inform alton furnished on application
Fnvaiorss containing bids should be marked
t1PrcnopaIs for Subsistence Stores, opened No
,-ar,,tta@ an 1910 and addressed to Col. A. l..
SMITH A. c. O.. L. S. Army
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
DESKS ANp oEEIcE FURNITURE

TESKS, psytitions telephone booths tables
chairs wardrobes, mirror wall fixtures, busi-
furniture all kinds. Finn Brothers. 35S
Rroadway So Franklin 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
CARPET CLEANING.

N Y CARPET CLEANING wORYS
Oldest, Largest, Nest Nctern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARprra
Prices Reasonable. send for Circuiar
lei. 4de2-4d9S Bryant $3.50 ". 45th St
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO-CI0nS
by compressed air, steam. hand or On aoor
1855 Broadway. Al East 4srh 81 Co1 q
BRANDT. Tel f32-SStA.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
East f21st Street.

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the above described
hundred forty-two and 11-100 (S7.24a.I1),
with interest thereon from the oath day of
ance amounting to s315 A. with interest from
October 29th. 1910, together with the ex-
of the taxes, assessments and water rates, or
other liens, which are to be allowed to the
to the Referee. is $3.50 8e-I00 and interest.
Dat9s NeT f2TF NqsemqsG IA Referee dy3g
York.-Jessie GuIender. plaintiff. against
IndeIu & Conforti Company and others. de-
In pursuance Of a Judgment of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered in the above
Of November, 1910. I the undersigned. the re
feree in said judgment named, will sell at
public auction, at the Exchange Salesroo1n;
Manhattan City of New York on the 18th
day of Decenlber. 1910. at Il o'clock noon on
. premises directed by said Judgment to be sold,
and therein described as follows;
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land,
situate lying and being in the Twelfth Ward
ginning at the corner formed by the intersec-
tion of the westerly side of Pleasant Avenue.
of One Hundred and Eighteenth Street: rTn-
ming thence southerly along the westerly side
westerly. and parallel with One Hundred and
Eighteenth Street. AMI part Of the way
thence northerly and parable! with Pleasant
Avenue, twenty t20) feet TO the southerly eide
of One Hundred and Eighteenth Street and
thence easterIy, along the southerly side of
One Hundred and Eighteenth Street, seventy
five tI51 feet TO the point place of begin
ming. Being the same premises conveyed to
Michael FAY by George W Mccormick by
deed dated November 18th, 1885. and recorded
III L1iber 1921 of ConYeyanCes page 5. and
being now known as No. 5S7 Pleasant Avenue.
Dated New York. November 21st, 1910.
EL.EK JOHN LUDVIGH.
Referee
CHARLES E M'MAEON,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Liberty Street, Borough OF Manhattan, City
Of New York.
The following is a diagram Of the property
TO he sold: Its street number is 337 Pleasant
Avenue
1f2th St