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The Washington times., 1911-06-13
STATE DEPARTMENT
PROBERS UNCOVER
TWO SENSATIONS
Knox Must Explain Payment
to Hale-Michael Voucher
Strangely Found.

After a hearing fraught with startling
disclosures, the House Committee on
Expenditures in the State Department
was convinced today that 1t is on the
trail Of some peculiar ways of doing
business in that department.
The payment Of 5000 to Frederick
Hale, son Of former Senator Eugene
Hale of Maine, form the boundary
commission fund on the sole authority
Of blank voucher o. KID by Secre-
tary Knox. was related by Disbursing
Officer Morrison. and the committee
issued another subpoena for Mr.. Knox.
returnable tomorrow, when he will be
asked to explain the payment to Hale.
Morrison also astounded the commit
tee by declaring that the long-lost
voucher on which Chief Clerk Michael.
OF the department, was given ESQ to
pay for q $3.50 portrait, has been found.
Morrison said he had no idea where 1t
came from, but that II had been dis
covered by messenger in q quantity
of waste paper on the floor Of his own
office q week ago. Pinned to the
voucher when It was found, Morrison
said was a note Of explanation by
Michael.
Morrison altered his former testimony
regarding this transaction BY declaring
he drew a check in his own favor,
cashed II at the Treasury and turned
the cash over to Michael.
Morrison Sharply Quizzed.
The committee grilled Morrison rather
strenuously on how the voucher hap
pened TO turn UP. He declared a mes
senger cleaning the room found it near
the waste basket
Former Third Assistant Secretary of
State Tom Cridler and several consuls
were in his office during the day, Nor
rison declared.
Ibid you ever try to find out how the
voucher came to be on the floor in your
room?' asked Chairman Hamlia.
NO, discussed II with no one"
How far was the voucher from your |
desk when II was foundT'
oh about eight feet"
Don't you think 1t was placed there |
by someone?" asked Representative |
Davis of Minnesota.
That is my impression" returned |
Morrison.
Morrison declared that he had turn
ed over the voucher to the chief clerk |
Of the department.
why did you do thatT' asked Ham |
lin.
Because he asked me for it," said !
Morrison.
Under a hot and heavy cross-ex-
animation by Hamlin and Davis Nor
rison declared he had never received
a receipt for the money from Mich
lels.
The Washington times., 1911-06-13
Tennesseeans All Ready
For Outing Tomorrow

All arrangements have been completed
for the first annual outing of the Ten
nessee Society of Washington. Secre-
tary W. J. Cawthon, has invited all
Tennesseeans living in this vicinity, re-
gardless of the fact whether they are
members OF the society or not and
large crowd Is looked for.
Special cars will leave for Great
Falls, Va, at p. m. tomorrow and the
celebration will continue throughout the
afternoon and evening.
The Washington times., 1911-06-13
Sighted by Husband,
Drinks CarbOlic Acid

CHICAGO, June 13.-suicide and not
murder is the solution Of coroner's
jury OF the death. Of Mrs. Matte r.
Minard, wife of Charles W. Minard,
principal of a Chicago school.
Mrs. Minard took carbolic acid, the
coroner's jury finds. during the absence
OF her husband Sunday. He said he
mad gone away on business, failing to
notify his wife OF his plans for the
hrst time In a generation.
The Washington times., 1911-06-13
Woman DR.

HAGERSTOWN,
spondent because
Amanda Beard,
ended her life by
paris green. at tn,
ter, Mrs. William
vile. Mrs. Beart
daughter an hour
the poison and di,
The Washington times., 1911-06-13
Clerks to Celebrate
Twelfth Anniversary

With a moonlight steamer trip to
Colonial Beach, including an entertain
ment consisting of music and dancing
on the boat, the members of the Retail
Clerks Association are to celebrate the
of their mutual benefit association this
evening. The excursion Is to be COM
plimentary one, given by the Colonial
Beach Company. The steamer st.
Johns will leave the Seventh street
wharf at o'clock. The outing Is IN
charge OF D. F. Manning, president Of
the association.
The Washington times., 1911-06-13
Petition From
Like Hay b.
Vice Pre-

When Senators as
ate Chamber at 2 O.
they We're amazed I
resembled a bale o
desk of Senator n,
1t proved to be
State of Minnesota
1t is signed by 81
farmers. 1t took
the load up to II
President.
The Washington times., 1911-06-13
Summer Hints
A Delicious, Refreshing Drink

Beat slowly into a raw egg two table
spoonfuls of Dury's pure malt whiskey until
It Is smooth and thickened a little. Add
four teaspocnfuIs Of sugar and the Juice Of
one lemon or lime; shake well together with
some broken ice, pour into a glass and fill
with water.
This makes very invigorating drink and
is most valuable when you feel completely
tagged out and in all cases of exhaustion
when delicate and sustaining nourishment
is required DR.. VIM. Berkenstock OF Phil
adelphia, Pa. who has prescribed It to many
of his patients. says ii 10 unequaled.
The Washington times., 1911-06-13
Four Seriously Hurt in
Baltimore Collision

BALTIMORE, JuEe 13.ZFour men are
seriously injured as the result of
street car collision at North and Hsr-
ford avenues, wet tracks causing the
cars to slip and collide. motorman,
conductor, and two passengers are the
victims.
The Washington times., 1911-06-13

, Within the next few days. the toll
gates at White Oak. Colesville, and
Sligo. on the Washington, Colesville,
and Ashton turnpike will be abolish
ed. Just as soon as the legal papers
can be prepared the turnpike will be
turned over to the county commits
sioners to be maintained at county
expense, the commissioners agreeing
to. do away with the tollgates. The
money to buy the turnpike will be
raised by a bond issue, the voters of
the district deciding the proposition
at a special election.
The Washington times., 1911-06-13
Four More Run Away
And Wed at Rockville

ROCKVILLE, Md. June 1S.-Miss
Lucy Bryant aged nineteen. and Ru-
fus Fox Wrenn. aged twenty-five,
both of Ashburn. Va, and Miss Annie
Dasey, aged nineteen. and Joseph A
Hrabak. aged twenty-five, both Of
Washington, were among the out-of-
the-county couples married in Rock
Vile within the last day or two.
The Washington times., 1911-06-13
IN MEMO RAM

BRoWN-In sad but loving remembrance Of
my beloved son, EMERY F. BROWN. who
died seven years ago today, June b. 1904.
God seven years ago today
Called my son from earth away
To land OF bliss, land of rest,
To land Of eternal happiness
Sleep on. dear son, till the final day,
When all the mists have cleared away.
Well meet You there. yes, one and all,
To help YOU crown Him Lord Of All.
Gone but not forgotten.
BY HIS MOTHER.
The Washington times., 1911-06-13
SPECIAL NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washington, L. c.
June g. 1911. Notice is hereby given that
on the tnirtieth day of June, 1911, will expir.
all licenses granted by the Assessor OF the
District Of Columbia TO the proprietors of
automobiles, auto-vehicles, electro vehicles
hacks cabs omnibuses and vehicles of ali
kinds for hire used for the transportation Of
pa ssengers (sightseeing automobiles excepted
Also private banks and bankers (not incor-
porated), note-brokers and the Washington
Stock Exchange. Said licenses must be
promptly renewed by all persons desiring
to continue business after the above named
date WIN. p. RICHARDS. Assessor D. c.
The Washington times., 1911-06-13

THOSE WHO SAW ELDERLY LADY
thrown from Capital Traction car at
7th and K n. W. on night of June Z,
1911, will kindly advise. MISS HAN
NAH DAVID. 1716 7th st. N. W.
The Washington times., 1911-06-13
To Revise Other Schedules.

''I propose amendments for complete
revision Of the wooden and cotton
schedules and structural iron and steel;
also the sugar schedule. Such revision
downward, while reducing revenues
less than s1OOOO,OOO, will lower prices to
consumers more than 5000. OO0,WN year.
II shall ask that manufacturers OF WOOL
The Washington times., 1911-06-13

Spring Suits in checks, stripes and
solid colors. ,Ramie linen, oyster white,
and colorS. French linen, natural and
white.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-07

obne 8aiier lieB, noour6 oos 9ie6
gelitten bat.
StootAprobi6ition 6eoelttet
ni6t oqein &erluIt Ser perionli6elt
Sreibeit, ionoern olt6 Gntnertull9
oes @runoeigentums nno Grbobung
Ser Steuern.
Gum 5meiten Male boben TIT
boloe Die fertiggelteGten 9lrbeiten
Ser 9rooen S'9eeil &ompognie 54
itoren ooer SIT 5%eritoren perludt.
9ieSmal geidob es I'M ttellet Goli-
fornta Gofe, no cine Sei5onlaae
gema6t tporoen mar uno cine @rs
ploiion Nun oaour6 perbiitet mltr=
Be, OaB man Die frepelbofte gerito-
pfln9 elmer 2eitllngSrobre re6t5ei
ttq entoefte. Ser er1te 6oa oteier
slrt ereignete ii6 in Dem S6lof,
laol elmer Waodenifnlle. Die I'M
bolOe idrede1t oemnod ni6t bobDr
5lriid, Meni6enleben IN @efo6r 81,
6rtltgen.
@egen Sods, Cabs Il. 9uagies
t%elepboniert 693 Galace s;pcrp Gta-
lies. Sdnel1er II. allperIdiliger Gienft.
Die Gone Star &aolin Cont
panp bon San antonio bat iif ci-
nen 6rei6rief ausitellen loiien.
Son bier iino S. 6. @ebb nno 6.
81. @oetb beteiligt, Die onoeren Sn-
t%erelienten mobnen in Chicago.
Gin eon5 tii6tiger Gegen min
De iett BON groBem Nllsen iein.
Gie GARNER marten nit S6mer5en
So..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-07

gs lit mebr antarrb in bteier @e1eno
Deg Qauoes al5 bon alien anoeren
aranfbeiten 5uiammen, uno Biz in Sen
leBten Sabren gait er als un1eilhar.
9iele Sabre lang erfldrten 9oftpleu
TIN fir cine lofale &ranfbcit uno 16ries
ben lofale 6eilmittel Dor, lnb ba Ie
i'm nit dr5tli6er 8ebanolung beItGnoia
lli9t furierten, erfldrten fie i'm fir I'M.
beilbor. Sic 8iiienf6aft bat bepiefei,
oaB &atorrb cine gonltitutiprsfront6eit
it uno besbalb tonititlttionene 8e6aloz
lung erforoert. Sails &atarrbfnr, fabrl>'
5iert BON S. S. gbeneb & Co., Soa
leoo, Ohio, lit Die etn8iae fonititutioneqe
&llr inn Mnrfte. Sic miro tnnerli6 in
ober @aben bon 10 Sropfen big Su
einem SeelpffeI boil aenommen. Sic
lpirtt brett oltf bas 8lut urlo Bic f6feis
mi9e 0berfldde bes Sbitenrs. sic Bic
ten einbunoert 9pIars fir 1eben SaQ
ben tie 81 fllrieren berfeblt. 2abt Gud
girtulare unb 3eugnifie fommen. 4oref
iiert:
s. g. Gbeneb& 60, Solebo, 8.
ar 8erfauft bon alien Gpotbefen, 75c.
Sails GamiIien@gi1en iinb Die better.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-07
VI { i.

@orte, nibts .als @ortei
8abreno Der 8erbanolun9en oc5
Srons= Miiiiliippi Commercial Son.
grelIes. Der Dor Ginger 3eit bier
ta9te, iino nod Ben iest orrsgeifrie-
beren tenpgrapbii6en 8eridtell
250s90o @orte seiprod)en poroen.
Die 500 Seiten beoeden. Sic @orte
peroea aud oas &eillltat oieies
&%ongrelies bletben, mie BET olle1l
ieinen Gorgangern.
User feline &opfitelier ntdt be-
5abit, fam niht itimmen. 9ie Dor.
liegenoe Srage Ser &rpbibition i'll
gu tpldltig, als oaB nidt Seoer lei
tler 9iirgerpflidt nadfommen ioate.
Ger Serfnin fir Die @rlan9ung ser
aopfitener-G uittung, Die am @abI-
plat p~orgeseigt merben muB1 ldltfi
am 81. Sonuur ob.
@egen ben @~eiter6eitano Ser
folgeroen io3ioien Clubs Dot 81
itriftridter Camp otf @ntrog oes
A1lutetttkS tltrtftantpalts Chambers
ginbaltsbefeble %erlaiien: Geoples
Siterarp ono Sociol Club, Ginco oe
Nopo Glib, SoreIt Eopern Glub,
@lfbart Club &dilrpao Wens GLIB.
3ie @alpeIton Surrisburg
nno San antolio gabn lit i'm Bun.
oesgerift sur 3ablune elmer @elo-
Itrofe bon 5000 perurteilt moroen
neil lie cine Garlaoune 8ieb, Die
bon Corpus Gbriiti mad Californian
nntertpegs nor SO Stunoen lang
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-07

ltulS, UuS elHe uulllUuIe SluDI lDHl
errid]tet bate oa muroen Tie mieeer
lout aus Dem M1noe zines iurtge:t
Burden, Der geboren muroe lange,
ltodoem Iener Die Mugen gei6lollen,
unO Ser bo6lt mabri6einlid a1es,
maS or muBte, in elmer Sdp1le ge-
lernt batte, Die Ser Sobber5igfeii
lenes Wonnes ibre griiten3 per-
oanfte.
Canals alS Mc0onouob uno
29irarb lebterl trot oerienige, bel
fir oas 4agen1einpol fem @elo BIN
gob, biel Itarfer berpor ols iebt.
9ie Germogel1 tparen oomals offer
oings nidt 10 groB, ooB cine 10 groB-
arttge @olttaigfeitspflege pie be1te
ausgeiibt nerben fonnte, aber Ste
Sauptiade mar oud, bos @efii6I
Der gerpflidtung 5u iolder @oItc-
tigsfeitspflege mar nidt 10 olge-
mein, mie es beute lit. Seute &c.
bort es, pie i'd i6on oben iagte, I'M
ter ben &roiuifen unierer Belt gum
anfen Con, in 9roBortieer @eiie
@olttaigfeit gu iiben. Nad Dem
M}uiter Garnegie's. Sic bGIe @elt
ia9t 5tpor, es mare oie aneit utto
bos boie @emiiien oas oieien @e(o-
meni6en Die Milionen16enfungen
abpreiie, ober mir poden oie fritz
Idle Sonoe nidt 5t i6orf an oos
@olttaigfeitsgefiibl nnierer MiQio,-
oare leeen, ion6ern uns freren, ooB
es unter ibnen Mobe a%etporoen lit.
tire miloe Sono ouf5utun. l1no uns
freuen, BOB mir or6 Dos gum Sell
Dem euten often Carnegie 51 Der
oanfen baben.
9sur NIT Der Nrt bieier @oltGtig=
felt itimme i'd pielfad nift iiber
ein. @enn eiil &ofefeaer oreiBig
@iaipnen. fir cine l1niperiitdt Der
giebt, 10 inponiert mir bas, aber ih
iper0e ben @eoanfen nidt los, oab
elm Sell oieis @eloes in o11oerer
@eIe pielei6t better bette pertpeil
oct peroen fonnen. aud BEL Gar
negie's 9i6liotbefengriinbere fomnt
mir oft oieier @ebonfe uno bel 10
mander onoern Stiftlne. gu piel
beg @uten. DIT au6 gu piel bonn
aaraftcr Der Milotdtigfeit llno oes
Ilmolengebns. ltniere @olt4tig-
felt iolte beiite anoeres geitalte.
lein ais in friiberen Sabren, ols
mon in Der @riinoung BON Differs
ipitalern uno Sie6enbauIern oie
eodite Sobe Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bungen iab. Au9 iie iino gut uno
gbre bern Der @elo fir lie geeeben
bot. Iber uniere @oftatigfeit ipate
beute nidt mebr i'm Mlmoiengeben
ibr bodites 3iel ieben, ionoern il.
Der 8er6eiierung io5ialer ginri6tlf1=
gen. ltno % lit elm llebelltano, Ser
nit oaer @emait inn Mbbiilfe ihreis
Ser @algel an Siiriorge fir hie
altersidnafen utlo MrbeitsnnfGbi=
gen. 3as lit oas brineenoite 9eoiirf
n1s l%lnlerer 3eit. Wfit Sie6enbdlt.
fern uno @ltenbeimen fommen uir
oa nidt aus. 90 biGft nur cine
ipitematii6e 4ltersperiorgung. 9as
mare ein Selo fir aroBartige @ol-
tatigfeit unb i6 frage mid off.
fponn miro Die Belt fommen, in ser
itniere Milioroare fir oieien 53med
ibre Miqionen opfern. @orlGuf11.
i6eincn Tie nod nidt oaran gu ben-
fen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-07
9llter splbat aepeiniat.

SabR lang murbe id our6 In
perbaulihfeit unb 9erItopfrine
id,per eepeiniet idreibt Ser ariegs-
neteran g.. g. Sruitb BON erie
3D. aber Or. Sings SEEM 2:fo
Tias baben mid nieoerbergeite(tt.
Nur 25c Bel alen 8ruggiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-07
SSm decentralization 6

beusiobre lit Ser beiiiide @eionb:e
am preuBiiden Sole, Sreiberr
Warinilion BON @oeern, oabinae-
idieoet. Gr befleioete oen 8oiten
lett Dem 16. Sftober 1908. Sreiberr
Worimilion NOR elm Sobn bes in
Ser oeutiden @eididte berporragen-
ben, I'M Sobre 1880 geitorbenen
5reiberrn Seinri6 b. @agerr, BrG
iioenten ber6ronffurter 0otionaIper-
%fammlung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-07
(Ginseianbt.)
Sinh mir fiir Galae9an uSer fir
Ynft=TrphtbfttDn2

$50 gretfe 1eDr u1tgern sur Seoer,
ltln melne politil6en Mnii6ten Dor
oas Yublifum 5u bringen, aber es
folntnen 3eiten, mo man ee5pungen
lit, oies 81 tun. Gor &ur5em erno11ri=
tie SEER Saul Meeri6eiot ols 8or-
Iitenoer bes oeuti6Eomerifoniibe1
2ofal=Gerbonoes, ein 9ornite bon
100 8iirgern, Inn oobin gu pirfen,
oas Die @nti=Grobibitioniiten tire
8oa Cares" be5ablten, oonnit lie
gegen Die Innabme 6es 8robibia
ffons=Imetloemert itimmen fonnen.
IS ideil1t aber, ooB utter bieien
100 8iirgern it9 au6 einige befin-
oell Die fir ugommilIion @opern=
lnert" iino. Sobalb bieies bon Serrl,
WoDor @aaagban entoeft puroe,
9oben feline Inb1nger oos 8el6rei
erboben oaB oieies &omite nidt fir
AUTHORIZATION orbeite, ionoern &C.
gen Gologban.
aann benin mirflt6 eitt 9ireer
Ser Staot San 4ntonio nidt me1r
Ieine politiide Meinungen a1slprs=
6en, o6ne bob er crit Die @rlaubnss
upn Serrn Gal1agaban bat? Sd
claude, fem Wenib fam ben Be
meis beibringen, oaB trgenb ein
Mitelieo oieies aomites bon f00
nidt ein erniter ltn0 eifriger Mnti
Erobibitioniit tit. Ser ein5ige 3me'f
oieies &omites tit es, oolta6 gu Ie-
FEN, DaB ieoer Anti feline aopf-
@iteier be5ablt, oomit er eeeen oie
anltabme oes prohibitions Mmelt.
dement's itintmen fam. @ieneidJt
peritoBt oies gegen oas politiide
Sntereiie BON Mapor GaIaebon, 10
oiel lit aber gemiB, baB es bos SIT
@tereiie Der @nti-Yrobibitioniiten for
Cert, 0enn ieoer perniinftieer MenIdj
peiB, oaB ie mebr Il1ti-Yrobibi=
tioniiten lire 4opfitcuer be5oblem
oeito mebr Stimnlen mir gefpinnerl
lperoen. Wtoglider @elie tit c5
GERM Gaaaeban's @unId, ooB 10
lpenig Seute mie mogli6 tbre 9opf-
lteuer be5ablen loaen, neil er oarru
before 4uaii6ten bat, sn ga-
pinnen. 9lber oas lit niht gum
Sorteil Der @ntt- Brobibitionilten.
Denn mir miiiien eegen Die grobi-
6itioniiten in Noro= unb Slt-Seros
uno id, als mobrer Mn-
ti=8robibitioniit, iebe lieber, oab
SEER GaQagban berliert, als oaB
ole Observation-Disclosures perlieren.
@epiB, oieienieen, Die 5uerit fit
galagban iino uno Damn fiir anti-
Prohibition, oenfen MIR an ibrell
8iinitling. AUTHORIZATION lit fir
lie Ne6eniafe. 9as iino oud geraoe
oieje1igen, Die iebt Dos @Sdrei er=
]eben oge5ablt ni6t gire aopf-
teuer, es lit gegen galogban" ooer
y8e5ablt nidt Cure aopfiteuer, neil
SeIig 9eutidmann Mitglieo oeS
aomites it,. SD iaee aber als mab-
rer IntizIrobibitiontlt: @e5oblt gn.
re &opfiteuer, 10 Dob ibr gegen oos.
Prohibitions : ENHANCEMENT flint
men fonnt. Gallagban uno Com
milton Government" iinO fir uns
Rebenioden. Mftnngsboa
@. 81. Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
James S. lawson, Plaintiff. against John
T. Coffin and William MeIdrum, Defendants
In pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosurs
and sale. duly made and entered in the above
entitled action and bearing date the 25th day
OF May, 1911, !. the undersigned. the referee
IN said Judgment named will sell at public
l4-16 Vesey Street. IN the Borough OF Man
haitian, city 0f New York, the lst day
Of August, 1911. az II o'clock noon, on that
day. by Joseph p. Day, Auctioneer, the prem
ises directed by said judgment 10 be sold
and therein described follows:
First plot: Designated by the numbers 100
ana III on certain map entitled Map OF 158
lots, Bedford Park. 24th Ward. New York
City" dated May 9th. 1892. made by John G.
Office OF the Register OF the County Of New
York, May 81. 1892. which said plots are
bounded and described according TO said map
Beginning at the corner formed by the In
tersection OF the easterly side Of Jerome Ave-
nue. with the northerly side OF Travers Street.
running thence easterly along the said north
eriy side Of Travers Street. III. 90 feet 10 the
westerly l!ue OF lot number l19; thence north
erly along the westerly line OF lot number
number 122: thence westerly aionz tho south
erly line Of lot number 122 1916 feet 70 the
easterly side OF Jerome Avenue. and thence
southerly along the easterly side OF jerome
Avenue. y So feet % the point or place OF be-
ginning. Travers Street IS known as 10sth
Second Plot: Designated BY the numbers
ls9 100 19l and 1872 on certain map
tilted Map number I. Supreme Court, Valer-
tine against Brady and others being map for
partition sale OF that part OF Hyatt Farm
near Woodlawn. IN the oath Ward OF the
city OF New York" made by II II. Spindler
Surveyor. and certified by T; B. Forster as
Referee. and filed IN the Office Of the Reg
lister Of the City and County Of New York IS
map number 1913. which said plots ars bound
ed as follows :-Northery by the division line
OF Yonkers and the City Of New York: east
erly by lot number 1913 on said map. westerly
by lot number lss on said map ana south
erly by the northery side OF 240th Street
The first plot will be sold subject 20 a nrst
mortgage Of Six thousand nine hundred and
thirty dollars (s6o3O and accrued interest
thereon; also subject to restrictive cove
nants contained IN the instrument recorded
in Liber 1, Section II Of Conveyances, at page
81. IN the Office Of the Register OF the Coun-
~ OF New York.
The second plot will Re sold subject 20 a
hrst mortgage OF Three thousand dollars
$4,000 and accrued interest.
Both plots above described will be sold sub
feet 10 any state Of facts which an accurate
survey would show
Dated New York. June 26th. 1911
ADOLPH STERN Referee.
WILLIAM II. GRASSE, Attorney FOR PLAIN
IN. lo2 Broadway. Manhattan, New York
The following are diagrams Of the prop
erty 70 be sold:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22
PROPOSALS.
CONTRACT 81.

cATsKILL AQCEDUCT.
SEALED BIDS will be received by the Board
% Ifs TaIer e~ YORK until II A. NJ on
Tuesday. August l.. 1911 fer Contract 81. Tor tAs
OF me srOo az ,, eInau n3sdS m
the city Aqueduct department ana extending
from the Junction Of Flatbush avenue and scher-
merhorn street In the Borough " Brooklyn.
along Third avenue Baltic street. Park place,
sixth avenue. Twenty-fourth street ana Fifth
avenue 70 Thirty-sixth street. The work 10 be
done includes the furnishing and laying Of about
II 200 feet OF 6s-inch steel pipe. 6s-inch
Ventura meter. valves and other appurtenances'
Together with maintenance for one year.
AZ me above place and time the bids will be
publicly opened and read. Pamphlets containing
fer sdds Rs o ana az the s6oH.
address BY depositing the sum OF ten dollars
$40 O FOR each pamphlet. For further paFilc-
ENABLES SaIs If nsTR4Gss. President; CHARLES n.
CHADWICK JoHS F. r S SALVs sNrD E9mnis-
PE R9il8ias Swhitehan Street. Kew york City
MAJ "a 1911. Sealed proposals. in tTplicate.
will bs received at the Philadelphia Depot OF me
Quarternaslers Department until II O'Clock
a N. july a. 1911. and then opened. for FUR
n,shing ana delivering al the Philadelphia Depot
the folio wing quantities ot owe Dra6 Woolien
=5 600 yds iS-oz Melton finish; 10000 yds.
iS-oz, BEDFORD cord: 10000 IDS. 1907. Melton
oyisb Quantities TO be subject 70 an increase ~
IN per cent n desired by this Department. In
formation blanks for proposaIs setc.. VIII De
furnished upon Application 70 W. DtBos
driphia. Pa. VI. GRAY ZALINSkI. Depot O VI.
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District OF Columbia -Nashington. July 10.
I1-sealed proposals. Will be received ~ this
once until two o'clock p. m july -, ioll, Tor
furnishing bituminouB binding material for use
in constructing btuminous Inacadan roads IN
the District OF Columbia. Form OF proposal
ard specincationA may be obtained IpoH appli-
cation TO the Purcha sing oficer. =. g. CuNo
III. RUDOLPH. JOHN 4. JOHNSTON. WILL
TTTnEON commissioners. -. G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22
HELP WANTED.
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CLOTHING Statesmen Several statesmen 20
to-wesr clothing. Only experienced men Will
% considered. Also men 20 handle ladies'
talior-made coats. This latter line can DO car
red as q side line. Salary according 10 expe-
Renee and ability address nearest Once OF
BUSINESS Service Co. philadelphia, Pittsourg
2 louis Minneapolis and chicago
pfFokrCNTTY.-W have an opportunity FOR
man qualified by experience 70 handle mag
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c@a cerise WAYS and means for large results
VIA agents. Ours IS one Of the big propositions
s-4Led FOR big man. Do not apply unless
slataeter habits. associations. etc. are tbs
Sfa, Second best or ordinary not considered.
-. Ba1 q, Tribune ONCE
SAlTsIEN wanted % handle we'll paying propo-
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loik business men: good opportunity for hust-
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