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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-10
ROOSEVELT SAILS
FOR NATIVE LAND
WITH HIS FAMILY


the final lap of what In many respects
has been the most remarkable trip &C
complished by a private citizen. At the
head of the Smithsonian-African scien.
ti1c expedition the former chief execu-
steamer Hamburg from New York
March %, 1909. Arriving at Naples he
transferred to the steamer Admiral and
continued his Journey, stopping at Mes
sina, where he met King Victor EN-
manuel of Italy. The arrival at Nom
bassa was made on scheduled time
April 81. and soon afterwards the
notable hunting and educational expe-
dition was begun and resulted in ar
unprecedented collection of African tro-
plies.
On March IA Mr.. Roosevelt emerged
from the jungle, arriving at Khartoum,
where he met Mrs. Roosevelt and their
daughter Ethel. The expedition had
been disbanded late in the preceding
month.
Throughout his African Journey Mr..
Roosevelt was accompanied by his son
Kermit. who ven along as the official
photographer of the party. but turned
out to be a splendid shot.
Speeches Interesting.
Following the hunt Mr.. Roosevelt was
occupied with a series of speeches that
have excited lively interest throughout
the world. Also at this time was be-
gun a program of entertainments in
his honor, such as had perhaps never
before been arranged for one who had
retired to private life.
At Cairo he approved of the British
rule and talked plainly to the Nation
alists. Then followed the exchange
with the Vatican which resulted in his
abandonment of the requested audience
with the Pope. AT Paris he delivered
an address at the S%orbonne. At Chris
tiania he addressed the Nobel prize
committee on the subject of interna-
tom peace. He spoke before royalty
at Berlin and was a guest of Emperor
william.
Mr.. Roosevelt's visit to. Great Britain
was marred by the death of King Ed
ward. Unusual honors had been
planned for him. but as it was he went
to London as special American am
bassador at the royal funeral. In spite
of the curtailment of his program at
III DIillSu Capita II was at 1ulluUdli,
in ,he city of London proper, that he
made the speech that attracted more
attention. or at least more discussion,
than am of the other Of his addresses
abroad. Here again he touched upon
British rule in Egypt and mildly criti-
cised what he conceived to be a ten
dency of leniency not justified by the
present political conditions of the Afri-
can dependency.
His final day in England was one
of seclusion and rest. He was the
guest of Sir Edward Grey at the lat
ter's home in Hampshire, n together
the W tramped for hours through
New Forest, the ancient royal hunting
grounds. rich IN its fauna and fora,
and Of absorbing interest to entomol-
ogists.
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DEFICIENCY BILL PASSES
COMMITTEE REDUCED

WASHINGTON, June 10.-The gen.
eral deficiency bill, carrying So, 735, $40.
was reported to the House today by
Chairman Tawney, of the appropriation
committee. This is a reduction of
81 1893, 55S from the estimates submitted
by the various departments to meet
deficiencies for the current year.
The largest individual amounts COW
cred in the bill are 81, 900, sol for the
naval establishment. $S41, 534 for the
military establishment, 1882, 667 for the
postal service and $3.50, $50 to pay judg-
ments awarded by the Court of Claims.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

came to Rector street: thence easterly along
Rector street to the centre line of Centre street:
Of the northerly line Of saybrook place: thence
easterly and along the rear line of the lots
TO a point about 1870 feet west of the westerly
line OF Front street; thence southerly to tho
northerly line Of Saybrook place; thence east
erly across Front street to the southerly line OF
property now or formerly belonging to Peter
Ballantine; thence easterly along the same to
the Passaic River. thence southerly along the
same to the line Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
tracks: thence westerly and southerly TO the
rear line OF lots fronting upon the %easterly side
same to the centre line of Centre street: thence
westerly along the same TO the Pennsylvania
Railroad tracks and place of beginning. and
on that section of
UNION STREET,
PROSPECT STREET,
Rec
JEFFERSON STREET,
MADISON STREET.
MAINE STREET
ADAMS STREET,
JACKSON STREET,
VAN BUREN STREET
POLK STREET.
MERCHANT STREET.
l. STREET
(formerly Sanford street).
LANG STREET,
ANN STREET.
FERGUSON STREET,
CHAMBERS STREET.
FREDERICK STREET
FILLMORE STREET.
AL1BA 81 KEEL
WALL TREET
G TRTE
wESTCOTT TREET
ASHBRIDGE STREET
MAGAZINE STREET,
MONROE STREET,
ST. FRANCIS STREET..
PATERSON STREET.
STREET
DARCY STREET,
BREMEN STREET,
GEORGE STREET,
FERRY STREET,
EAST KINNEY STREET.
NICHOLS STREET
WARWICK STREET,
NEW YORK AVENUE.
STREET.
ELM STREET,
STREET,
MBU "A
ELM ROAD,
DOWNING STREET,
CLOVER STREET
r STREET
md
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RESIGNS TO GET CONTRACT.

TRENTON. June 10.-Despite Mayor
Madden's refusal to approve bills for
articles bought from city officials and
despite the recent report of the Grand
Jury advising caution in this matter.
the Board of Freehoiders awarded a
contract to a county employee. ToNget
around the law in the matter the en-
ployee, namely, Russell Klochner, has
resigned, but the resignation is not
effective until June IA.
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NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested
that the revised and corrected certificates of as
sessment OF the whole amount Of the costs aud
expenses of constructing sewers, known as
RELIEF
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POPE dREErs AMERICAN PILGRIMS.

ROME, June ~10.-Sixty American pill
grirns. Led by Rt. Rev. John ]. Hen
messy. bishop Of Wichita, Kas., were
by the Pope today. The bishop
presented the Peters pence. The pom
tiff addressed the pilgrims briefly and In
cordial terms.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-10
AVENUE.

within the FOLLOWING DOunQaTiees
Beginning at a point in the southerly line OF
Passaic avenue distant 100 feet east OF the east
eriy line of Chambers street: thence southeriy
along the rear line OF lots fronting on the east
erly side of m street. TO the rear line OF
lots fronting Oh the southerly line of Market
street: theDce easterly along the same to the
rear line OF lots fronting on the northerly side
OF Ferry street at a point distant $50 feet west
Of the Westerly line OF Mott street: thence east
erly across Ferry street to the rear line of lots
fronting on the easterly side OF st. Francis
etrest; thence ~easterly along the same to George
street: thence westerly along the same to a
point 100 feet east OF the easterly line of Maya
zine street; thence southerly 70 feet; thence
westerly ard ~southerly to the rear line or lots
fronting on the s%outherly side of Darcy street;
thence along the same to a point about 200 feet
west OF the westerly line OF Magazine street:
thence northerly to a point rs feet north OF the
northerly line of Darcy street; thence easterly
So feet to the rear line of lots fronting on the
westerly side of Magazine street: thence north
erly along the same to a point distant about 1876
feet south of the s%outherly line OF Ferry street;
thence westerly and across Ashbridge street 10
the rear line of lots fronting on the easterly side
OF Westcott street; thence southerly along the
same about $50 feet; thence westerly across
Westcott street to a point % feet west OF the
westerly line Of Westcott street; thence south
erly 100 feet; thence westerly 70 feet. more or
less, 70 the rear line OF lots tronting on me
erly along the same to Darcy street; thence
westerly along the same TO a point s6 feet.
more or less. to the line Of the rear line OF lots
fronting on the westerly side of Niagara street:
thence n~ortherly along the same to the rear
line OF lots fronting on the southerly side Of
Elizabeth street; thence westerly along the
same TO a point 35 feet. more or less. east Of
the easterly line of Wall street; thence north
erly 100 feet, more or less. TO Elizabeth street:
thence westerly along the same 10 a point rs
feet. more or less. west to the westerly line of
wall street. thence southerly 100 feet TO the
rear line OIL lots fronting on the southerly line
OF Elizabeth street; thence westerly along the
same 10 the rear line of lots fronting on the
~easterly side OF Alyea street: thence southerly
along the same &c the rear line Of lots fronting
on the westerly side of Darcy street; thence
westerly along the same to Aiyea street; thence
southerly across Darcy street to a point EOS
feet east of the e~asterly line Of Hamburg place;
thence southerly so feet, more or less. to the
rear line OF lots fronting on the northeriy side
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Branches in Newark
and Vicinity.

Linnett Bros, druggist, Lincoln
Park and Clinton Ave, Newark.
H. j. Steinleim, druggist, Orange st.
and Roseville Ave-, Newark.
David Strauss. druggist, High st.
n Springfield Ave, Newark.
VIM. ]. Roberts, druggist, No. $40
Mt. Prospect Ave, Newark.
James C. Hakes, druggist. Main and
Day SITS. Orange.
j. A. Heineman, druggist, No. 567
Main St, e. Orange.
Fetterly & Loree, druggist, No. AL
F. Main ST., Bound Brook.
Graham & McCloskey, druggist, No.
1913 Broad ST, Elizabeth.
J.. Fl. Hendrickson. druggist, Free
hold.
r. P. Walling, druggist, Broad and
Front SITS, Keyport.
Geo. H.. Hahn, druggist, Main St.,
Metuchen.
c. c. Smith Drug Co., No. 1855 Main
ST., Paterson.
Frank Neer, druggist, 100 Smith ST.,
Perth Amboy.
James c. Field, jr., druggist, Plain
field.
IA. B. Rohn. jr.. SO Somerset St..
Raritan.
james C. Cooper. jr., Broad and
White SITS, Red Bank.
IFetterly & Loree, SO Main ST.. SOM
erville.
South River Pharmacy. South
River.
The BOOklovers Library
5East 2Srd St., New York City
Home Office.
Philadelphia. 1924 Filbert st.
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A delayed advertisement brings only the after
math OF trade, It's the first call that captures
the procession Of customers.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11

'11iI3EEIEID en6 EELMsTREss-Mus be
el Ent have good references: wages
z-rlal association CT america. Inc. Ia
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
LIS PENpENs.
NAY 10


1SerI5 ST. 5, So It W Of Lexington ave soz
es-1l. Jacob horf ast Meyer. Sacas ct al Gore-
closure OF mtg attor1eT, B -Svertz
lZoTH ST, 800 and sos: two actions. Marcus
EecE-llenn aE- Rebecce Hoisch et 81 foreclosure
I OF rntgs1. attorne-s. Rabe 6 Keller.
LOTS ana l. map % LacGnis Park. Bronx;
Anna Schpltfeis sgt David H Schultheis 81 q
fparGtiorl; attorney. = L Cook
18Th st. &, Sca.3 Il e OF Ave A 2f2 6x1oo,
William EaurtmaEn sst City and Suburban
Homes Co tsction 10 foreclose mechanics Iienl.
fo1sT ST. So and S24 East. Rachel Newman
ag- Brown Weiss Realities ct al foreclosure Of
mtg attoruec. Aaronstsrnm-
HOUSTON st, so2 East: People Of the State
q New York egt Abraham Posner Cnotice OF
levrl: a+torEey, s Whitman
IN AVE. $. 500 = $ Of 1st ~, 10ox1oo, Bronx;
Cecilia Walsh sgt Mary : Thompson g al
(partttiorl, attorney. E Lc EIunvan
WASHINGTON AVE. 1T2s: Dora Fsyen sgt
1oseph Q zaudsrer e al foreclosure Of mtg.
lots Is and IS, map OF Thoupsou-Ross es-
tate, BrcnE: Patrick Ncccol ct a. eet James 2
Spence (specihc performance; attorney, II
HoHEGAE AVE, s, lot 2S7 map Of Village
Of East fremont. 4lx143 5x irrsg; Elise SJshl
agt Louis Eoschese et q foreclosure Of mtg
s5TH 81. Ia East. lillian Llpstsdt agt John
MinaIdi 81 al foreclosure CT tax Ee-), attor-
ne-. : As-onstarra.
l2sTE ST, 8, 209 e cf ID ave, IS. 6x1o0 II
Lillian Lipsra6- agt Abraham Cohn et a. tore
closure of tax lter): e-Iorney- : s AsrcrsJsnlrn.
18Th ST $50 East: Lillian Lpstadt agt
B-e.ncAen WeIach e. al foreclosure OF tax iien)
10TH ST. s. 125 Il OF I'd ave. c5Z10Q11.
Lillian Ltpsuadt egt Giovanni Zangara ct al
foreclosure Of tax Hsn); attorneys, = Aaron
DIANcEY ST n = cor Touapkins ST. T5x25;
5angin ST. cor Delaney 81. 15ox2oox irres.
King 81, s. 475.Io = Of varick s., 25-5Iioo;
Ti72 st. -. Michael Marx agt Jacob Jacobs on
q q action 70 impress tr1st, etc); attorneys.
A-nstein, Levy & Ffaifer-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
- t-onst-act,on C. orr,,er: Panl

,.,,-Birs Construction Co. owner; Paul
-''ae.,, a.e-.,r,s-rEpaM AVE. 900; same ast same:
srooME 81. 55z: William Kirshon sst
rssoos sh9n;k9gF aaS1TacfSr ogne ss4 Union Square
- w 1853. Barnet Bernstein sst
f1Sy.-, kaufman. contractor; S169.
S7-1T AYE. 4c9: Michael singer agt Heynan
80 or--.e- Fred and Charles Eckt~~-L
1as.---a1r-ors: S26S SO.
e',,1sS - s5a1 West; I'D ST, 500 West. and
- -RDkM AVE, &262 10 @eee: Sam Bel
SO - Its Rosenberg and Samuel Young
H. nd contractors; ss5&.
oN.590STE-R ST. v cor Of ztk st. 5s-5x14;
- esa.ller aSt John Doe. cxner, Frank
f-,.-ss- contractor. sc
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11

nan Cn p-lN2rs
IN 5ersrards lawn
hand with tools
e-erces Gardener
WeshawEen n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11

USEFUL MAN-XoUng man, q, Gerraan-A-1ert-
can. aroma coUntry home. pE1dersrencs care or
horses driving, milking, gardening. lawns, any
thing about place. eZpzrisncs and references
Ra-sl= iT9 East -7Ih
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
NOTICE OF SUMMONS,

SUPREME COURT. STATE OF NEW YORK.
Mary a. Mahou Plaintiff; Emma NJ Dug
TO the above named defendants: You are
hereby summoned 70 answer the complaint III
this action, and TO serve a copy OF your an
sWer on the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
days after the service Of this summons, e1
elusive of the day OF service and in case OF
YOUR failure TO appear. or answer, judgment
win be taken against you hy default for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
ROBERT j. MAHoN.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Street, Manhattan Borough. New York City.
To Isaac Goldberg: The foregoing summons
IS served upon you by publication. pursuant TO
an order OF Hon Edward r. Whitney. Justice
OF the Supreme Court Of state Of New York,
New IoTk County, dated the 10th day OF May.
1910, and filed the same day in the Office Of
the Clerk. of New York CoUnty ar New York
County Court House. III Manhattan Borough.
New York city. ROBERT !. MAHON,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
154 Nassau Street. Manhattan Borough. New
York city.
SUPREME COURT. KINGS CoUNTY.-JJI-
dith c. Cutting. Plaintiff, against Robert l.
Cutting Defendant.-sumInnns.- the above
named Defendant; fou are hereby summoned 70
answer the complaint in this action. and 10 serve
q COPY Of your answer on the Plaintiff AttoT-
me- within twenty days after the service Of this
summons. exclusive OF the day of service, and
Judgment win be taken against you by default.
for The relief demanded in the complaint.
CHARLES s ARoNSTAM PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
ONCE and Post O1ice Address, No. 2l5 Mon
tague Street Brooklyn, y. Z
To Robert L. Cutting: The foregoing summons
is served upon YOU by publication. pursuant to
ar order Of Honorable James =. Blanchard. a
Justice Il ths Supreme court q ths state ot
and nied With the complaint IN the ofics Of the
clerk Of the County Of, Of New YORK, r,kz,,o,-e-,,,
once and Post once Address. 215 Montague
Street. Brooklyn. n. L
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
iv7tr oTnsrs name ard address,
NAY 10
EANEATTA%


-vz---CzTo,- AVE- & whcls frozt between
- - an SIS. 90 SEQ fo- L etv Iofts
- se-ss Grand central Architects. S14 Mad
- Sc. srctilsctss cost. 81 500 coo. oTner.
- v7~z central & EuSscn Etser Railroad CO.
--s-s GENITAL Stszicn-
zRrrNWICE st. cor Merton st. fer an
e = - v.zrehouse zoe ex1Iez Il Dean Rfch-
---s Eiu = :. architect: cost. s125 eeo- owner.
-.--es = C-,-1kshz-k. 80 Pine 81
TzsrTIN(zT1N ST. Ss2: for 2 S s-y brk ware
L---=s 2z6S, : n Duncan. - B-oaowey
s-r1l-s--. ocs-. s35 .ooo. owner Fleisch-nann Co
- washington 81
r-ssTrc-ETON ST. . :, 46.T e OF PERI
o. ~ = ST reinforced concrete fector--, AK
:. f0- = Duncan. % Broadway. architect
80 ssS.ooo, owner, Flsischnnann @. s2e
TIE BRONX
~EpsE ATE. = s, 600 Il Z ot sssgvick eve
- b-z store ana 6Hg, 25xco. 7 7 Campbell
G. Tc56-crsS- ave, architect. cost. g. ono
----s- Z Z Ez-uan, 1924 Cedar ave
r-ERTALI AFE s. los Z n % 1seth
3 = ~ stable. 25zro5; William r Czcn1perr
sra3 Br,s5-zy, e-chitec-. cost 5000 oTner.
las E--ls- Inc. $50 Washington
rD-EU-z-EP TERRACE. &, ST5 q of
-s-b2e- ave : ST. frame dTG lSx5e- cost
3 0ao. cVnsr ard architect. william FINN. On
PREMISES
7EITE PLAINS RD So = Of o21st
q s-r t-i- renIlt, SozS5- George Il Oipherr
: es7 Ess- 22z-h s.. architect: cost, s15 6oo
1zrer T-e5e-tcl- Trurrrle-. esf East o2lst s.
I'D s.. coz Sc ave; = ST. tennis, 5oZ
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11

20 ard 4cxss; Harold L. Young. 1928 Broadway,
Bronx Co, "a Last 3sth st
-. Ii 81. :. $ loo + CT White Plains ave:
: sly ork stable, 25xlos; George II llpher1 no
bieaoyssT- arch;tect: cost, s5s0o: ov.I,er LANES
Sulter tiacl, SSe Washington st
te-int 2ox65. II W Del GauGio. fremont and
y Neoster aves. architect: cost, S1I Geo; owner
~S@Soy ~ inlpfpk enent Co.. $50 Norris axe
-5,sD ST . II of Barnes ave- : s.v b-.S
1NEs- ls-SN5I; NJ v Del Gau6fo, fremont aid
Meoster aves, architect; cost So. coo; owner,
eeindieibus BIlilding CO. 12ea Clinton ave-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
Worth SIDE Broome Street

eai7 PREMISES No IS Tonpkirs Street. being
the frst parcel above described and known in
tie Interlocutory judgment above mentioned
"a .sF-irsr Parcel will be sold separately Iand
"a subject to a mortgage for Four Thousand
T4o3Isrs which Is past due. and interest there
ON from May lgt. 1910 at the rate Of 80 Per
The approximate amount Of the taxes. as
sassrlentg and water rates or other liens
-F-hjch are 70 be allowed 10 the purchaser cut
cf the purchase money or paid by the Referee
on the sale Of said No 10 Ton1pkins stree I,
IS one Hundred and Ntnety-eisht 2-Ioo Dol
lars and interest
No % Margin Street. and being the second
marcel above described ana known in the
Tnferlocutorv Judgment above mentioned as
'.serond Parcel" viii be sold one parcel
and are subject to the following lions and in
on No 10 Tompkins street to d mort gage
for SS.IQ0. which IL past du-. and interest
thereon at 80 from May II, 1910
on No. @s NTauEiu Street, TO q mortgage for
S2 100 Which is past due. and interest there
on AZ 81 from May II. 1910.
The approximate amount OF the taxes. as
sess!nents and water rates other liens
which are TO be allowed to the purchaser out
Of the purchase money or paid by the Referee
on the sale or said No 10 Tompkius Street
and Nc. 20 Maugiu Street, is Three Hundred
and Five S4-1Oo Dollars and interest.
Dated, New York. MAJ .. 1910
CHARLES l. HOFFMAN. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
HELP WANTED.

Female
ETTCHeyNfAE AID ED.-prctestsnt. tEc in family
city. Cen sos 5th ave
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
eIIRRoeATEs NOTICES.

n PURsUASTcE OF s,IS-12 an ORDER or HOY.
- Sew york Notice is hereby given 10 all
OF -. ta wing claims against Ellen NJ. Pike,
persons - County of New York. deceased 10
+ Late o. the same with vouchers thereof TO
p IeS7a,. 7a,,,.,scrfber at her place OF transacting
i.s.srsss the the orice Of Guthrie. Bangs d Van
eos1H- eIt~s1 No Al Wall Street. IN the city OF
EN- YORK On before ths 26th day Of July
9sted. fsew York, the 18th day Of January.
WV Executrix.
,.,rrHRrE. BANGS & VAN sINDEREN. At
SS ta[neTs FOR EzecutrIx. Al Wall Street.
New York city.
- f57-PsT7ANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
AN 80 = Tnornas Surrogate OF the County
s-sgl YORK notice is hereby given 10 ali
ot-e--s % -e- hsying claims against Charles 1Iayne.
Pc or tho County Of New York. deceased. 70
IacS 49,, re same with vouchers thereof to
Pfess.,th ess..i,,thscrfber, st her place OF transacting
L1,sfrszs at the offces OF Pratt. KoehIsr &
111sa5I No II Cedar Street in the City Of
te.S Work., on or before the 25Fd day of Sep
teTnees nsfed New Few York. the 10th day of March
1910 CAROLINE AAY;Sc. Executrix.
Pratt. Koehler a Russell. At;orneys for Ex-
Wsnhstten. City ef New York
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
ALTERATION PLANS,
ATANHATAN

SD AVE. {, whole front between Goth ana
o6ta SIS: 10 & and , sty car barn. \ p SeaveT,
1Soth st ana 50 ave. architect: cost $40 Ooo:
oHi4sT. Third Avenue Railroad Co. on premises
% ST SOS last: TO = sty brl1 tenu1t. J
Fischer. 2eG East Sd 81, architect: cost SO eco
owner. NJ Leichtag. sos East Sd st
stv gas retort; v A Morris architect. cost,
s1S Co: owner, Consolidated Gas Co, Irving pi
SSTa ST. 70 l6 West, and 34tb 81 = to 9
west; 70 q 10 Sty department. store: Goldvin,
Starrett & Van Week. - East 18th St archi-
ts,ts' cost. S2se o0o. lcssees. James McC-eery &
Co preEiises.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
pPOPOGAIS- .

PROPOSALS FoR coNsTRUCTToN DEPOT
Ferry Road Philadelphia, April Is, 191o,-
sealed proposals. in triplicate subject 20 the
until II o'ciock a. NJ. MAY 10, 1910. ana then
opened for placing additional story on 6-A build
teot or accspt any or ali proposals any part
thereof Plans can be seen and specifications.
t1snEa for proposals ana full Information will
be furnished upon application at this Office En-
velopes containing proposals 70 be indorsed
ssrjronosals FOR Construction, TO be opened May
IA iefo Major CHAUNCEY 3. BAKER.
Constructing Quarternaster
OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF
Sealed proposals VIII be received at this Office
t,ntfI . p NJ May 2Srd. 1910, Tor constructing
ssx-frs in the District of Columbia Forms OF
proposals, specifications and necessary iu-
formation NAV be obtained from Chief Clerk
r7ngfuear Depsrtrnent Room AT, District
Building Washington, .. G CCNO L. RU-
poLPH. JOHN \ JOHNSTON, NM- Y. JUD-
SON, Commissioners. D c
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
MY 10.


--o~- AYE. c55: Oscar Bs-telstone 81 8,
- zy-sIlisra wainwright et g.. Sept IS. 1903.
So AVE 80: Edwin c Worms sEt United
e----.--e' realty a-5 Improvement Co e. al.
= ,arg tvacssed3. Sz=- so
'spptsGA rTTAY, 25s- same agt same: Jan 2s.
5po 5z57AY. 1881. same agt same: Jan -.
80 fyaczreEg- So
5zeTE s. IL = est' sans SsL sa1le' Jan -,
80 =, ,areS). SIS
49, 81 100 West; same agt Lenox Invest
.-- = ai- Fzn =. 1910 Cyscarsde; $50.
H.. ,r.r~zY %. same sgt United Merchants
- s-s Improvement CO. Jan IS. 1910 t7a-
oEE5SD ST. s.. same agt same; ian g. 1910
,---s.ssl- Sez 6.
tsSsSSsT1T 5SssSSsT1TrE5N TERRACE. 81 Nathan Passman
= Ss-ah PaceT e a.. Dec Il. 1909 6ty boudl
a TS72
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
LOST BANkBOOkS.

LOST bANkBOOKS.
BANkBOOK No. bsl.760 OF the Union Dime Saw
ings Bank ls missing. ANY person haying e
claim to r. is hereby called upon present the
same Within ten dayz or submit 10 having said
rassbook cancelled and new one issued
Iz0ST.-Bankhook No s4s. .154. Bank for Savings
$50 4th ave. New York Payment stopped.
please return book to bank
LOST -Bankbook No elo. $40. Bank for Savings
$50 4th ave, New York. Payment stopped.
Please return book - bank.
LOST OR s--Bankbook No. 1s5.e57 OF the
German saF.nss Bank IN he City os New
Johannes Werschinger- All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. II not returned 20
the bank on the 25th day OF May. 1910 a dupIi-
cate will ba Issued.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teaehers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov
erneEses. etc. TO Colleges School. and FsrliiiAa
apply to Mrs NJ J. YOUNG FULTON.
"a Union EQuar,x
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
MACHINERY DIES AND MODELS.

FoR S1LE-New tenontng and nlortising out
Mt Does coping. Less tnan half ordinary
cost Greatest capsclty, and efficiency. Machine
demonstrated. Mechanical Engineering Co. Ia
Rsada -