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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
SELLING 1909 hurley CROP
Tobacco Auctions at Louisville and
Cincinnati-Small Prices.

Louisville, oct 25.-AUction sales OF $500
anl mounds OF Tobacco from the 1909 Burnley
nool began here to-day, with prices about
on 2 par or at a slight advance over those
obtaining in this market during the last
month. old Burley 1899 sold at IA to 1914
cents 4 pound. The offerings to-day of the
1853 crop totalled 400 hogsheads and Of the
1910 crop iG3 hogsheads. The new crop
Gglm sold at from to u cents
The greater part of the Burnley sold here
to-day was bought by the American To-
bacco Company. Expectations are that at
least forty thousand hOgsheads, OF ap-
proxirnately forty million pounds, Of the
1909 Burlev pool WI he sold on the local
auction breaks. and that the same amount
will be DISPOSED of in Cincinnati.
While prices quoted to-day were. on the
whole. regarded as disappointing, the sale OF
the pool VIII put into circulation more than
e 600 O0O in the tobacco region.
Cincinnati. oct. 25.-Several hundred TO-
hacco BUYERS attended the auction sales
here to-day Of part Of the 1909 pool OF Inc
hurley Tobacco Society assigned to TINS
CITY First prices were not as good as
those obtained at Lexington. where the
sale had been temporarily abandoned be-
ca1lse of the poor prices. SeVenty-seFeh
hogsheads were sold here to-day at prices
ranging from 6i2 TO 1712 cents pound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
TELLS STORY OF "H0LD-UP"
Lawyer, Alleged Victim of Flor
ence Burns. Chief Witness.

Charles w Hurlburt was the cnle1 Wit
ness Yesterday at the trial or Florence
Rurns-Wildrick and Edward H Brooks,
who are charged with attempting TO ex-
tort money from Hurlburt Hurlburt
charges that the couple under threats OBJ
tanned from him note for $500
He is q lawyer. and at the time of the
alleged crime was connected with uue
insurance company in this city Most OF
the testimony on the cross-examinaton OF
Hurlburt was unprintable Both Clark L.
Jordan. counsel for Brooks, and ROBERT
Roy, counsel for Mrs. Wildrick, examined
him at some length
Hurlburt told how he met the woman
defendant IN December, 1909. ana tnere-
after gave her money, visited her In her
apartment, and paid her doctor bills. he
said Brooks had threatened on several oc-
casions to expose him to his employers
HurIburt declared that at one time he
had advanced $3.50 for Mrs. Wildrick to
start a boarding house.
He told of going to her room in a West
gath street house, and declared tnat
Brooks dashed into the room, struck him,
took s57 from his pockets, and demanded
more on threat of exposure to his employ
ers With Brooks. Hurlburt said. was
man named Hill To compromise with the
trio. he said ne gave an order for $500 on
n savings bank where he had an account.
Hurlburt seid he was also forced to sign
an alleged confession of his relations with
Mrs. Wildrick.
Hurlburt said he had never heard OF the
case of Walter Brooks. whose death under
mysterious circumstances in the Glen ISL
and Hotel in 1902 first brought Mrs Will
drick, then Florence Burns, into the public
eve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
LOST BANkBOOkS.

BANKBOOK No 582 las Of the Union Dime Saw
inss Bank is missing Any person having
claim to II is hereby called upon 10 present the
same within ten days or submit TO having said
rassbook cancelled and a new one issued.
HANDBOOK No. 561. 169 of the Union Dime Saw
ings Bank is missing. Any person having
same within ten days, submit 20 having said
passbook cancelled and issued.
HANDBOOK No. 397 .5s4 Of the Union Dime saw
ings Bank is missing Any person having a
claim to II Is hereby called upon to present the
same within ten days, submit 10 having said
Passbook cancelled and new one Issued.
LOST OR SrOI EN-Bsnkbook No ABS 9I3 OF
the German Savings Bank in the City Of New
Ida Nathalie Bizarre. All persons cautioned
against negotiating the same. II not returned
10 the bank on the 18th day of November. 1910.
a duplicate will be issued
LOST OR STOLEN-Bankbook No $50 1854 Of The
German Savings Bank in the City KOf New
York corner 4th ave and 14th St, issued I
negotating the same If not returned to the
bank the 18th day Of November 1910 a
duplicate will be issued.
LOST OR STOLEN-Bankbook No 44O $50 OF the
York, corner 4th and 14th st, issued 10
Louis Korndoerfer. All persons cautioned
against negotiating the same. II not returned
10 the bank on the 18th day OF November. 1910,
a duplicate will he issued.
LOST OR STOLEN-Bankbook No 654 7J7 OF the
German Savings Bank in the City Of New
York. corner 4th ave. and 14th St. issued to
Anna Ellih- All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same. II not returned 10 the
hank on the 10Th day OF November 1910 a
duplicate will be issued.
LOST OR STOLEN-Bankbook No 500 1874 Of
the German Savings Bank in the City OF New
YORK. corner 4th ave. and 1ith at. Please return
10 bank or Frank Kolinsky, Hyatt ave. Win
field. Long Island
LOST 3: .-B Bar No 5s9O71;- Bank for Saw
stopped. Please return book to bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
NEW ISSUE FOR DIAMOND MATCH.

The directors Of the Diamond Match Com
rany are scheduled 10 meet tomorrow in
Chicago 10 consider d financial plan which,
it is understood, will provide for the extern
sion Of part of the company's indebtedness
There are outstanding 81, 10000 per cent
coupon notes. payable in instalments Of
$1,000 each Up TO 1872, and the company
has also 10000 OF notes payable TO banks
II is said TO be probable that a new Issue
Of notes will he made. to run for FIVE years,
for taking up these obligations.
The company has. in addition. a contract
Indebtedness of about .l.5oO.0oO. due in an
rual instruments Up TO 1928 to Bryant G.
May, Limited, Of London. but this in
debtedness is not likely to be changed in
form.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
OBJECT TO TEN-CENT CALL
Aldermen Demand Investigation OF
BROOKLYN Rate-Hill Resolution.

The Board OF Aldermen passed resolu-
ton yesterday requesting the Public Ser
vice Commission ID Department. which
has SUPERVISION over telephone companies
to investigate the rates charged by the
New York Telephone Company.
Attention as called to the fact that a
rate of 10 cents is charged between the
boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn,
whereas only cents is charged for calls
between Manhattan and The Bronx.
A resolution of regret at the death of
ex-senator David B. Hill wac passed and
the board adjourned out of respect TO his
memory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
CoRoNER's JURY FREES BERG
Witness Denies Saying Pickles
Used Boy as Shield

Coroner Feinberg and jury freeo
A5olpb Berg. better known as Pickles
a. held for homicide, at the inquest yes
+ar6av into the death Of Charles Fisher.
The HOY died on October Il from bullet
fred by Henry Greenwald, a pugiiisl' VINO
later committed suicide rather than race
n enraged mob. Berg was charged win
having shielded himself from Greenwalo :
bullet. which was meant for him. by hola-
ing Young Fisher in front OF him as a
target
Joseph Strauss. VINO was said TO nave
originated the story that Berg had used
,ne Fisher boy 10 protect himself. denied
having told Patrolman Neatly and Detec-
,;,e Fvrnan that Berg had shouted 20
C.-eenvrald: You wouldn't shoot kid.
would your
The police were not eyeWitnesses to the
shooting. Meally said that in his opinion a
wound on the right side Of the head could
,-ot have been received by Fisher had the
how been held by Berg as charged. Sew
81 minor witnesses gave testimony in
Perg's favor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
PUBLIC HEARINGS ON BUDGET
Public Charities at Head of List Of the
Departmental Sessions.

Public hearings on the budget Will begin
this morning at 1890 o'clock in the Councli
Chamber at the City Hall. The following
departments will be heard in the order
named:
Public Charities. Charitable Institutions
Health, Bellevue and Allied Hospitals, 70
lice, Correction, Tenement. Libraries FIRE
Street Cleaning, Borough Presidents ana
Parks.
Beginning on Friday. at II; go a. m, all the
remaining departments will be heard in or
der, with the exception of the Department
of Educat ton. the hearing on which Will be
held that night. at O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
PANIC IN NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans. Oct. 25.-The cotton market
was thrown into panic of buying on the
opening to-day by the Census Bureau fig
ures on ginning up to October Is. Prices
rose Il to 20 points the first call. and
the advance was widened to q to p points
in the early trading. The market expected
a report OF 100000 bales. but the Census
Bureau put the amount ginned at only
$40 $50 bales. against 5,530Y67. a year ago
and 6cS6.166 two years ago. Toward noon
offerings as the result of fresh short sales
were freer and this checked the upward
movement and caused a reaction of about
five points.
Galveston. oct. 25-Receipts of this sea-
sons cotton at Galveston since the season
opened. September ], to-day reached lp"'-
Oc0 bales, which broke all previous RECORDS,
no port having before passed the leHeJo
bale mark this early in the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
NEW SUBWAY CONSTRUCTOR
Alfred Craven Appointed Engineer In
Charge by the P. S. G.

The Public Service Commission yester-
cav appointed Alfred Craven engineer IN
charge Of subway construction, 10 succeed
- = Rich. who recently retired IN or
- ~ Jake lIp private practice as a con
,.r5i-isg engineer At the same ume ms
,,-ejcnation as acting chief englheer Is con
-iT,red re has been the actlng chlef ever
since Henry p Seaman resigned. =
Ar. Craven has been deputy engineer %
subway construction, at a salary ol ei,ooo
q : the engineer in charge OF subway con-
sfr15ction his salary viii be $4,000. he
las been engaged in various positions as
engineer on Rapid Transit Work IN 'hls
,rfE--1pre 1900.
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STORAGE NOTICES.

TO John E. Risey. Charles T. Wilson Frank
C, Foote. w d. Pownal. Mr.. or Mrs. Otto
Miss L. B. Merritt or Ida NJ. Merritt. H T.
Porter Mr. or Mrs. BENT w. Smith, Miss g
r. Wagner. Mrs Eleanor Knott, Mrs. J. ".
Hancox. Mrs Morris Clark. Mrs Elizabeth E
StadIer. Sidney Rosenbaum. Geo H Middle
brook or F. ". Schumacher Pauline Frank.
Mr.. or Mrs. F. F. Goodman. Mrs. Josie Lag
hin. I. d. Brandt. Mrs T S Witherbee. Jas
G. Menzies. Mrs. V. B MacLesn. Mrs Carolyn
der. Miss julia z Pinckney. Mrs. A. ingalls,
BolIes Mr. or Mrs James NJ AbeH William
2 Young Mrs Irene Roumage. Miss VI
YOueues. KeIlner Bros. Susie 4 Hughes. Mrs
c. Friedlander. Mr.. or Mrs. G. r. Hudson.
Mrs. Arthur }. Ryan. Mrs J. A. Blair or J. 3.
Blair. w. J. Stewart, Mr. or Mrs. Louis Cha
Vaughan. Chas- H Porter or st bartholomew
Loan Assn. Miss l. G. simmons Mrs NJ
w F. Johnson, Mrs Nellie Fine or Albert ]
Fine. Chas. a Colson. Orange F. Terry, George
II. =; Forest. Mrs. Dora NJ c; sperry. J. Ray
mond Wilson. E H. DOnnally. Mrs. G. ".
Kramer Julius Hirshfeld Mrs. A. C. Hugh
ston Mrs. Maize K. Kriner, H X. POmmery.
Chas- W Shippee. Miss Kate Kelly Fl. G.
Beverfdge or Mrs A Beveridge Frau Annie
Engelhardt. Mrs. l. r Wade. F. X. Thorn
burgh: You and each OF you are hereby noti-
lien upon the property hereinafter described
been given you. will cause such property,
10 wit, HOusehO goods. personal effects and
merchandise. stored in the Columbia Storage
which YOU may have an interest). 10 be sold
at public auction. according to the statute in
IS west 67tR street -e on sATrRD4Y. so
VENEER 9TH. 1910. AT 10 so A NJ. and il
the same will be continued at the same place
on each and every Saturday thereafter. oeSin-
ming at 10 so a m. until the sale IS completed.
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
New York October 18th. 1910.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
MR.a

HIJTLER, VALET-German: best references from
good families; $40. city, country. j. X. Odell's
Agency s25 9th ave. Phone Bryant 2S0i
BITTLER-Generaly useful: wages s45: q years
last place. J. j.. Box 4. Tribune Uptown Of
ace 1884 broadway.
COUP. lent cook. assist laundry; man
gardener. coachman useful: years best ref
srsnces; country preferred. Industrial Associa-
lion Employment Agency. IL West 42d
COUPLE. butler. valet and useful iedy's maid
chambermaid paTlormaid; unquestiona bic
references for honesty. sohriety and competency;
French couple. APO West 44th ST.
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, DAMS MONEY ON THEATRE SITE.

The City Theatres Company yesterday OBJ
tanned another mortgage of $4,000 from the
Dean Holding Company on the theatre
property at No. ia East 18th street. ex-
tending from No. III to l2l East 18th street.
-vtor mortgage of $4,000 is held on the
,ronerfN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
CONDITION OF RElcHseANK.

Berlin, oct 2-Herr Havenstein, presl.
dent of the Reichsbank, at a meeting OF
tFe central committee to-day, SAID that the
,,l.estsoI, Of the bank was again normal and
SATISFACTORY The tendency OF the rate OF
discount was downward Berlin need not
consider the raising Of the bank rate
Whether the present rate would hold untl
The end Of the year depended, Herr Haven
stein said on foreign exchange Inc eh-
Ssturiay was $50 $4,000. of which the
Eeicksbank held 81, 10000.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS RAIL
way Supplies: ONCE Of the Assistant Purchas
Ing Officer, Panama Rail Road Company % State
Street, New York Sealed proposals will be
Ceived until y. m, October 31st. 1910, for
furnishing Miscellaneous Railway supplies. in
accordance with terms and conditions contained
In Circular P-3O9 Circulars and full informa-
tion may he obtained at the above named office.
WENDELL L. SIMPSON. Major. 18th Infantry.
u &. A. Assistant Purchasing Officer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26

THE FOLLOWING PERSONS are hereby mott
fed that their household effects. stOr-
age will be sold public auction Tuesday.
November 10, 1910. at T!mnlirs' Storage War;
houses. 25T 10 81 West 1t7th ST. New York
City at 1870 a m. in default Of payment 81
storage charges that over one due.
cord!1g 70 the laws governing storage ware
houses: Mrs f. Cunningham. c r Pearse. F.
A. Reed. d. 5 Hush $. W. Turner r. W
Phillips MI Smith Miss b Hem Mrs 7. X
White Mrs. S. Anderson. L c. Garrett.
JOHN J. TIMNINS.
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TIME TABLES.

Magnificent S. s. arabic"
leaves Feb. a. rates Steo M.
including shore excursions. ~
enchanting DAYS. stop over
privileges. 4 high class q mos
Round World Tours Oct. Nov
and Jan. FRANK G. CLAHh.
Times Bldg. New York.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

A MAN with twenty years office experiences
as cashier collector bookkeeper and shipping
clerk wants work Gentle Tribune Office.
BOY Is, in good mercantile house; high school
education; can furnish good references; good
aDDea rance. chance for advancement preferred
TO wages. Henry g Nahnken, $40 East 1Slst st.
ENGINEER.-New York and Jersey licenses;
also electrician; steady position. any plant
CITY or country Engineer. 155 st. Paul's ave,
Jersey City Heights n. ].
OFFICE MAN.-Thoroughly experienced: has
had four years experience in railroad office;
will travel; can furnish first class references. NJ.
o. J., Tribune Office.
YOUNG MAN strong: packer or clerical work
l.. 6 Box %. Tribune Office.
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Female.

MILLINERY DESIGNER and trimmer. &C
customed to 9th trade. would do work out
or at home Milliner. 173 West 10th ST.
CHAPERON-A refined French woman takes
children out; chaperon young ladies: good ref
erences. L. M. 262 West saith 81.
CONPA NION-Graduate nurse wishes position as
companion % Christian lady: willing to be
useful or travel Address Graduate. +. o. Box
zoo Hampstead. l.. /.
per day: stylish filter; eco
nornical cutter: skilful remodeller; city or
country Miss Carr. Al Washington Square.
DRESSMAKING-Ho or out by day, 81 30:
good style. Address NJ. Tribune Harlem Of
fee. 2e3 West 125th ST -
and ALTERATIONS done: out
by day; excellent fitting and workmanship
243 East 93d at
4NRETARY-COllege graduate secretary:
literary experience. executive ability; best ref
ersnces Box IT,, Westwood. y. J.
and TYPIST, thoroughly ex-
verieDced, neat, accurate. references. desires
nermanent position. Stenographer. 229 18th St
Brooklyn.
ONCE assistant. thoroughly
competent, well educated accurate. references.
wishes permanent position. Reliable 1915 Myrtle
ave Brooklyn.
GRAPHER-Thoroughly experienced. &C
clrate competent; references NJ. G.. 62i
c,esson ave. BROOKLYN
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

ECONOMICAL. ACME OF PROFESSIONALLY
anese wishes permanent position in private
family; experience in carpentry and repairing of
all kinds: can take care Of garden; sober. hon
est. willing: good references from former en-
ployer. Yano. II East 18th st
FARMER GARDENER; COOK. LAUNDRESS
Young Irish couple: children; man I'M
derstands all machinery; wife good cook ana
laundress Carpenters Bureau. 154 6th ave
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: married; wife board
help; no children; fine vegetable grower; lawns.
frames general work excellent references Car
penJers Agency. 154 9th ave.
GARDEN ER-Superintend gentlemans estate
understands all branches farming. gardening.
flowers. fruit, stock: American; married; small
family; sober. oliver. 1916 Park ave.
GARDENER or DAIRYMAN-By married man
wife cook: Professionals; wages 500 L. " -
Odell's Agency. s25 9Th ave Phone 2sol BY
ant.
HOUSEAfAN.-Ail around man; city reference
Braun, 235 East 74th st, first floor.
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COTTON BEARS IN PANIC
Government Ginning Report
Sends Prices UP Sharply.

Washington. oct 26.-The Census Blu
reau's report on cotton issued to-day shows
5,410,96o bales. counting round as half
bales, Ginned to October is from the growth
Of 1910 compared with 5,53O967 for 1909.
6,296.16G for 1908, and 442O.25S for 1907
10 the corresponding date Round bales
included this year are So. los. compared
with SS.716 for 1909, 1870 for 1908. and
97,957 for 1897. Sea Island cotton gfnned
this year was 25,S24 bales compared with
36.4S2 for 1909, 50, 01S for 1905 and 1878
for 1907.
There was a sharp advance in prices
the Cotton Exchange following the publ
cation Of the ginning figures. which were
considerably under expectations. The re
port threw the bears into panic. and I'm
der heavy buying by the bulls prices of the
were from Sc TO 81 points, or 81 so to SO 05
bale. above the closing figures on Mon
day There was a slight reaction in the
late afternoon. due to profit taking by the
bulls. but prices soon rallied again, and the
close was at the high point Of the day.
The trade had been expecting a report
showing about 100000 bales ginned, and
the figures given out were considered very
bullish in view of the excellent weather
conditions which have prevailed These.
combined with high prices. would naturally
bring cotton out as rapidly possible. It
was estimated from the ginning figures
that the present years crop would hardly
exceed i. 600. 600 bales.
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REMEDIES.

< z
THOROUGH. PERMANENT CURES IN c,ses
OF BLOOD PC'SoN. NERVOUS DEBILITY,
BLADDER COMPLAINTS an kindred dis
eases; relief at once in dangerou. cases. recent
or old; those desiring only first class scientific
treatment should call DR.. BONSCHUR. the weil
known specialist. 80 w 3sth st Hours. v-5 ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
kbper C. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County
Of New York. Notice Is hereby given % all
nersons having claims against JAMES WILLS.
i,te ~ the County Of New York. deceased to
rresent the same with vouchers thereof 10 the
subscrtber at his place OF transacttng Business
~ the office OF McC-urdy & Yard No IS Broad
wav in the City of New York. OF before tbs
1oth day OF December next
Dated New York the 2sth day OF May 1910
WILLIAM BRISkERHOFF. Executor.
,r.CI-EIY q YARD. Attorneys for Executor.
Cd Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York cry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
GAM FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

Can Francisco, Oct 25-The official clos
inc quotations for mining stocks to-day
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Amer & Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County
81 Nev York. notice Is hereby given To all
Dtrsons having claims against Eugene shift.
fsceased late Of the County OF New York. 70
opssent the same with vouchers thereof 70 the
sg,,bscribers at their place OF transactng bust
$50 a. the office Of whitridSe. Butler & Rice.
No 10 wall Street. In The city OF New York.
- a, before the first day OF December next
y" DoteS New York the 18th day OF May. 1910.
,DRINS ISELIN. JR-. SAMUEL WOOLVER-
TON. Executors
v-rYITRTDGE. BUTLER & RICE, Attorneys
Tor Executors so Wall Street. y. Y.
~ PTTRsI5ANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
bner & Thomas a Surrogate OF the County
a, New York notice Is hereby given TO all per-
s1u, having claims against Alexander Mcdonald.
Iafe OF the comfy OF New York. deceased. TO
nresent the same with vouchers thereof 10 the
suhscriber az his place OF transacttng business.
No les Broadway. in the city OF New York. on
or before the Nineteenth day % November next
peted New FORK. the seventeenth day OF MAY,
1910 EDMUND X STALLO. Administrator.
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|IIlIISIIvEII1siI1 I5IIII[lM

FOOTBALL 1T WEST POINT
ARMY-HARyARD, OCT, 29,h
STEAMER HENDRICH HUDSON
VIII run special for this game. leaving DeS-
brcsses 1t. To 20. ". 42d 10 a. " 18Th II 90
4 NJ. Arriving at West Point in time for Full
Dress Inspection before the game Return
immediately after game. reaching New York
in time for Theatres Tickets 81 IS each not
including admission 70 ganeG
III SON RIVER DAY LINE
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suRRoGATE's NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF APPLICATION
for letters Of administration with modified
security.-Pursuant to an order ~ the SurTO-
gates court of Nassau County, notice is here
BY given 10 all creditors and persons having
claims against the estate OF James r Martin.
Jr late Of Great Neck tnsthe town OF North
Hampstead. County Of Nassau. New York. de-
ceased. that the undersigned intends 10 apply
to the Surrogate's Court of Nassau County on
Wednesday. the 3Oth day OF November. 1910.
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. or eS soon there
after as counsel be heard. SOr Letters Of
Administration upon the estate % the said
James z. Martin Jr., deceased. with modified
security under Section 1854 Of the code Of
civil Procedure and that you are requested 10
present your claims to the said Surrogate at
the County Court House. in Miueola. Nassau
COUNTY New York before the day afOTe-
said GLADYS ROBINSON MARTIN
Dated. October %. 1910.
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5OARO AND ROOMS.

9th ST GIGS WEST CThe RozelieJ-Hand-
sonely furnished rooms; cuisine and service
exceptional: references
12s WEST s2D ST.-Private baths. steam. par
quoted. electricity. hot water: special table
card; telephone.
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Female.

HOUSEMAN-Ail around man; city reference.
Braun. 235 East 74th st, first floor.
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CHAMBERMAID 90 WAITRESS. - Bright young
Scotch girl: four years personal references
vases, s22 city. Industrial Association Enplooyyo
ment Agency, II West 42d ct. Phone. ozIo
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ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT. experienced
in hardwood inside trim. mill work: 81 ,040-
ST 500. business service Co. (Asency). SOC Singer