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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
BERRrS CASE GOES OVER
His LAWYER Fights in VAN
Against Adjournment.
MURPHY NOT SuBPGNAED
Publisher Says Candidates Don I
Want Case Settled Till
After Election.

--hs Adams street police court brooAlS w.
,..tea ike a Democratic convention hau
..sterdsv morning. when the case against
!!,.n,isr, Ferri. publisher OF The Standard
-, was called by Chief Magistrate
,-.-,rrer. The three Democratic judiciary
-aids,ss. Surrogate Herbert T. Ketcham'
-.trick Z. Callahan, Assistant Corporation
-..,,..1 and ex-Congressman William VIII
-. r-sferred charges Of criminal libel
I've. Mr.. Berri because OF statements
80 IN an editorial published by 'The
Standard Union.
All Friday afternoon and all day Satur-
= s,rporna servers were rushing about
,ss borough summoning Democratic lead
= and ''Standard-Uuion" reporters 10 ap-
80 A. the examination. Rumor had u
"a, charles T. Murphy had been sub
.o.rsed with the rest. but this was not So
~, II. A1cCooey. leader OF Kings County
"a not appear with his lieutenants. Many
..o-lnert Democrats and Republicans
80 present 20 listen 70 the testimony IS
.t. case has assumed a thoroughly po-
,,s.sI aspect. While Surrogate Ketcham.
whose COMPLAINT Mr.. Berri was arrested
,.ss unable 20 be present. his fellow jul
s.-fa-v candidates were much in evidence
As soon as the case was called. Colonel
William y Dykman. attorney FOR the
,lsir+i~s asked the court 20 adjourn the
-,,t,er until Friday. His motion was op-
.,,s5 r,- Meier Steinbrink. Mr.. Berrrs law
yer lie said
owe have sixty witnesses and . mass
- documentary evidence. which n has
,skor a dozen process servers since Friday
80 se~u-e HOW many Of the witnesses do
vou sippose we can get 70 return at an
adjourned date2 why. as soon as the word
went out that ue pUrposed 70 summon
hem q number Of Important mon disa0-
,s4-e5. and they can't be found. This is
criminal action. and Mr.. BERT is entitled
~ know whether hA IS 70 be held or not
colonel nykman replied that IL was me
POSSIBLE for him 10 GO on with the case
rla had been az work until midnight SUM
day settling up other matters, so as 70
GET to the libel case and he was exhausted.
ar S-einb-ink insisted that e he was
corferad 10 show mis- hand 70 his op-
rorsrt- md then allow additional adjourn
rents his client would be injured. Mr.
Tykuan expressed the opinion that tho
use should bo left until after election, but
Mr. steinbrink did not think SO.
we have good reason to believe that
they don't want the case settled before
election" he said.
Magistrate Eempner finally permitted the
adjournment Mr.. Steinbrink refused 70
sav whether he had sought 20 subpoena
Charles i. Murphy and Joseph Cassidy
the Queens boss. II is believed. however.
tfst they VIII be subpnnaed for Friday. II
they can be found I'm the jurisdiction OF the
court. Il is said that the delegates 70 the
Democratic judiciary convention VIII Be
summoned for the purpose Of slowing that
the candidates were not nominated because
they put up money. "a The Standard
Union" IS ALLEGED to have minated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
LEGAL SALE.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY. 49,
Annie Drucker. plaintiff. against Wllhemna
SINGER, Elizabeth Gesser Cecilia Drucker. Anna
Drucker. Mary Drucker, Joseph j. Drucker,
Eduard j. Drucker. John II Drucker Othmar J.
nrucker, Mary Elizabeth Drucker. The Province
OF - Joseph % the Capuchin Order, Rose ROE-
ers. George Rail. Executor u the last VIII
and Testament 4 Henry Drucker. deceased. and
The Emisrlnt Industrial Savings Bank, defend
On pursuance Of an intsrlocutory Judgment
made and entered In the above entitled action
and an order confirming the Referees report
herein. duly made and entered In said action.
bearing date the 18th day Of September 1911.
directing "a sale Of the several pieces or parcels
o. lanc hereinafter described l. samson Lach-
man. the undersigned. the referee therein named.
-alesr00ms. l4-lG Nesry Street. IN the Borough
OF Manhattan. city Of New York. on the 18th
that DAY by Hugh %. Smyth. Auctioneer. the
premises directed by said Judgment 20 be sold.
and therein described az follows.
PARCEL NUMBER TWO. "Ali that certain
Tor piece or parcel ~ land. situate lying and
icing ir the Thirteenth formerly Tenth Ward OF
the CITY II New York. bounded and described
as follows. Beginning al the corner formed hv
the intersection of the NOrtherly side OF Grand
street with the Easterly side of Goerck Street.
running hence Eas'erly along tire Northerly side
~ Grand street twenty-five feet thence North
erlv and parallel with Goerck street. seventy
St-oet ty.entv-fye feet 20 The Ia steriv side Of
G.errk street and thence southcrly along said
Fastcrlv side o. Goerok Street serenty five feet
% tho point or place or beginning
PARCEL NUMBER THREE; IAN that certain
lot piece or parcel u land with the building
thereon erected, situate, Wing and being In the
CITY off Sew York. and known and described on
certain map of the lots belonging = the Estate
~ Abraham cannon at Corears Hook made
from ac-ual survey by r. Graves. city surveyor,
bearing date tre sixth day of August, 1910, fled
iu tre Office ~ tho Register % the City and
County rg r-.a York hy the number ttts and
more particularly bounded and described as FOL-
lows to wit. Beginning az a point on the North
.rr,- side OF Grand Street distant twenty-five feet
Eaetcrlv from the N0rthcasterly corner ~ Grand
and Goerck Streets. running thence Northcrly
ard r8raIieI with Goerci street. seventv-hve feet
fo an alley thence Easterly along said alley,
.,yorf, five feet. thence Southerlv and again par
afiel with Goorck street. seventy-nye feet ~ me
~ortnorrv side Of Grand street. and thence West
c-r.. along tho Northeriv side of Grand Street.
fwert,-fve feet 10 the point or place OK be
Dated. Tew York October 2lst 1911
SAMSON LACHMAN, Referee.
r.,rt,S r. NTFMANN. Attorney for Plaintiff, Al
park Row. Borough Z Manhattan city ot
Ncw York -.
the following are diagrams with the street
-r-,berq al the property % be sold herein:
PARCEL NUMBER TWO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
HEALTH OFFICIALS TO MEET
Several States and Canadian Provinces
Will Be Represented.

What promises 70 be one OF the largest
annual conferences Of the State Depart
ment OF Health ever held will he con-
vened tomorrow morning. I'm Carnegie
Lyceum. The conference has never before
been held in New York City. Represent
atives from six or move states and from a
number Of Canadian provinces VIII attend.
Among the speakers who will address the
three-day conference will be Surgeon Cen
eral Walter A. Wyman, of the United
states Public Health and Marine Hospital
Service; DR.. Ernst J. Lederle. Health Com
missioner Of this city, Or. Simon Flexner,
Dr.. W. IT. Park. DR.. ". s. Magin. DR..
William r. May and Dr. 5. c.. Dixon, Com
missioner Of Health of Pennsylvania.
n order that health officers may visit
the numerous hospitals, laboratories and
institutions in the city the programme
has been curtaued 50 that formal sessions
will be held IN the morning and the after
Moons will he devoted 10 tours Of inspec-
ton.
Stream pollution pure food, cold storage
and communica BILE diseases will be the sub
jects Of number Of addresses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
BREWING FIRM IN TROUBLE.
Petition in Bankruptcy for Lea7y h
Britton Company, Of Brooklyn.

A petition I'm bankruptcy was filed yes
.or5av ,u the United states District Court
q, Brooklyn. by the Leavy Britton Brew
ing Company through John 3. Leavy dce-
,,.e,dent and treasurer and jay y. Leavy,
q director Of the corporation. Outstanding
IvIs we're given as the main cause OF
failure
According 20 the schedule, t7e company
owes Ts2J7 IS and it's assets amount TO
Sisq Sal g.. Wages. taxes and other claims
are Included in the liabilities The COMPANY
&c one Of the Oldest in the Borough or
s4rooklyn and once did a fourishing bust
,ess. but lately trade has fallen off, owing.
g. is said 10 decreasing consumption Of ales
and porters as beverages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
FIRE PREVENTION BEGINS
Commissioner Johnson Formally Opens
New Bureau Of Department.

Fire Commissioner Johnson formally
orened the new Fire Prevention Bureau at
Fire Headquarters yesterday morning. The
Commissioner Impressed on the men as
signed 70 the new bureau that IN order TO
kser their places there they must work
hard. and not consider the assignment "a
foft SNAP"
Re said g. would he the duty OF the men
70 see that all stairways, exits, escapes,
FIRE appliances and other devices for the
prevention Of fires I'm buildings met with
the requirements Of the law.
later IN the day the Commissioner IS
sued a statement saying that while the fire
gevention law took away much OF the
rover Of the Ere chief. II would not ma
terialy alter things, as assignments 10
euty would stu be made upon the recon-
nsndation OF Chief Kenlon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
VISITING JUSTICE SUES HOTEL
Guest Blames Majestic for Loss Of
Wife's Jewelry.

Justice James W Houghton. Of Saratoga
has begun p suit in the Supreme Court
against the Majestic Hotel for the loss by
MS wife Of g 500 worth OF jewelry. which
tho plaintiff alleged was taken from their
apartment in March. 1870 while he was
sitting by designation Of Governor Hughes
N the Appellate Division Of the Supreme
Court in this city.
The articles enumerated by Justice
Aoughton include pair OF diamond ear
nngs and several diamond rings. He says
ne loss was due 10 the negligence Of the
Motel management. and that the jewelry
Vas necessary 20 his wife I'm cher walk OF
NE He obtained an order yesterday 10
Examine Joseph T. Rothstein, secretary OF
NE defendant company before the trial OF
sIne defendant has pat in genera.
lstlal. saying that signs are conspicuously
paced in he hotel telling guests 10 plac1
,Jer vslua hles in the safe Of the motel
bureau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24

The street number OF The above described
PREMISES is SIS Grand street and G0erCk
street. Borough of Manhattan. city u New
York
Th. approximate amount NJ tho lien or charge.
il vii. tu0 uginlf 1cNtr. to sliI5fr watch thn
above described property is to hc sold Us thirteen
thousand three hundred uiusty.sirht and 0l. 100
dollars tSl3...'S Hl. together with costs and al
iowanee- and ths expenses ~ the sale
Tho approximate amount ~ taxes. assessments
and water rates or other liens whi'h are 10 De-
Numb'r Two. Four hundred siXty-nfe and 200
iS4f5 .cll dollars. ana on Parcel Nulnfcr Ihrrr.
dollars
said Parcel Number Two win be- sold subject
fo 81 moftglra for seven thousand lsl 900 0Dl dol
llre and interest from July lst 1911. at five
per cent rsr Iuuum. and said Parcel Number
Three viii h. sold suhie.t to IL mortgage Tor
seven thousand 81 00o0O doliaH arl interest
fr0u TuI. i.f 1911 al uta per cent peg dunu.n.
Dated EcW York October 2lst 1911
SAMSON fACUMAN Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
BUSINESS CHANCES.

-, ESTABLISHED manufactur1is concern ,,.,- pro %,
r..,,l lo,,I4ud ran use additional 'ap'aI 20
,-ta ,.rc rauIdly increasing business may , ,ll.
elder amounts of 5000 and uuWat" .". rs,
r''.I aro on two good men able t1 take an
. ,i.e interest bon thr COMPANY aHalfs, WdNl'H
'..,'.t,rfI,I investment after thorough lhF'A'ls"
-. AALra-s - 4 NJ. Iriuune UI-r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
BABY GIRL browns IN POND
foIce Looking for Tall, Dark Man
When Body Is Found.

anna a. Lester. two and a half years oid'
'oss parents Eve at No. 22s Manor ave
nue Brooklyn Manor. wandered q bloch
'0h home Yesterday and was drowned IN
S''H Il was shortly after o'clock wheh
eiA Lester saw little Anna playing on the
Hont porch of the house. The mother was
fy with her household duties. Ten or
'.i'een minutes later she went TO see "hai
'hs Was doing. but the child Was ipt on
He porch and then the mother became
armed ana made a search or the neigh
FNoo0, aided bv ncighhOrs
hf one remembered seeing ~
msn about the house. and the fonco
ie asked 20 'ook for him. bur Two la9
81, LElplne The water out oi po.iu "a
~" ne's hospital ste on Elm street founo
~'s enid body and carried 1t home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
b nsT aANkROoKs.

p1,-EP0OK no tSoI54 OF the Tnion pirns
Savings Bank ~ missing. ANY person nav
LIZ us, IT,. s4r5o within ten days or submit -
iayipr said rass5ook cancelled and new ora
lssuel-
RtNKPOO< $50. 467. SO. ~ the Union Dino
e4,iDrs bank is missing Any person have
ing claim 10 % BE- nereoy called upon 70
s..,t r.. 4srr- within ten davs or submit %
having said uBasbook cancelled ana ne" ons
issued. ----------
P1VKp0OE so 5G2 $50 Of the Union Dino
savings Bank is missing Any person nav
,,rcsant tre farne within ten DAYS or submit %
having said passbook cancelled and ne" one
o.>tsRo0K No. 572 39T OF The Union Dirus
-4yfn~S Bank Is missing. ANY person nav
i-r , Claim 10 b, be hereby called upon -
rISsenf fna came Within ten days Or submit 30
having said 9asshook canceAed ana NJ" ono
Issued.
BANKB0oN 80 52OlI2 OF ne Union Dino
savings Bank Is missing ANY person nav
inc o. claim tn u is hereby cahed upon 20
,r.es.f fr. Sam. within ten DAYS or submit
10 having faid passbooA cancelled ana ne"
one issued. ....-s..-,
mo German savings Bank IN The CIV OF
New y6rk. corner 4th ave. and l4th s., i.-
sued 20 Nenpnziai. Gugheimo A. Persous AZ, 70
rot returned 90 the bank on the IAN daN OF
Sot.mhar 1911 "A duplicate VIII ne lssusu.
LOST or sToLEN Bankbook No s5I ! ooe' oe
the German SAVINGS Bank va ne ny ot
Now York corner tth ave. ana ltth 81 IS
: sued 90 MAJ EurNart All persons ar, eau-
l toned ..--Ilef negotiating fhe same. " roc
/ -rfrr,,.d ta the bank ON thF 18Th DAY or No.
/ ,erlhor 1911 duplicate w.l Pc issued
LOST Baukbook No 5l0572 of Dry Dock
. .-,..,,ss Institution ANY person having
claims unon said book Is called upon 20 present
Tho same 20 the bank within thirty days o. tns
3 said book viii be- declared canceiled snd eN-
/ tirgpishsd and "a rev one Issued IN lieu thsre-
Iof
I lost Handbook No 1913 90. Bank Cor saw.
] mos aSb am ave- New York. Payment
Z stopped Please return book 10 bank.
| i.0sT- Handbook No zoos as Park cor say.
! tnEs $50 fth ave. New York. Payment
/ stopped please return book 20 bank
LOST Rankhook No se0.37t. Bank for saw,
/ ne. 30 am ave- New York Paymsns
( stepped please return book 10 bank.
| ADVFpTiSEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
| Tor The Trihune received az their Uptown 0rica,
/ No. 1864 Broadway. between S5th and SIi6 Sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
BABY ABANDONED ON STEAMER
Helen Elizabeth, Found on Fall
River Boat Is Taken to Bellevue.

hlVbI 1OcLr - 1 dhC4L " ObA4CN L~'
The police g. endeavoring TO find the
PARENTS OF O one-month-old baby girl
fond early yesterday morning by Charles
" Morton on board the steamer Priscilla.
Of the Fall River Line The only clew thus
far obtained by the police was a piece Of
parer bearing the name Helen Elizabeth
Detective Clare. Of Police Headquarters.
who was put on the case. learned the name
o. the person who had fast rented the
state-oom IN which the child was found.
Il was understood that the man was &C
ccm7sria5 bv comparatively young
woman. and that they kept much TO them
selves throughout the journey.
The babys outfit consisted Of a cream
colored coat. with white lace trimmings.
rhte muslin cap white baby's slip, TWO
White petrooats, a cotton undershirt. but
10 shoes or stockings The child was
taken 20 Bellevue Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
ACCUSE EDISON COMPANY
Engineers Associations Say It Dis
eliminates in Rates.

Several associations Of engineers have
complained 10 the Public Service Commits
sion Of what they term discriminatory rates
for electric lights and power charged hy
the New York Edison Company. The COM
rla!nt is 20 the effect that certain large
consumers get unduly low rates. sometimes
even below the production cost and that
this IS in pursuance Of a deliberate policy
of the Edison company TO destroy the COM
petition OF small plants.
The compiainants declared n hearing
before the commission yesterday that this
policy was made possible by charging small
consumers unduly high rates. They asked
that the large consumers be charged more
and the small consumers less. Gustayus T.
Kirby represented the compliments and
Henry j. TIemmens appeared for the Tdi-
son company.
The compliments want the commission
10 investigate the books Of the Edison
company with reference TO a valuation Of
it's plant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
plJgLIc NOTICES.

r. HARHuR LINE BOARD WliA, GIVE
u,.bfi. Hearing 10 30 a. M. Oct. - l7lA. et
ga yIf.itehsU St New York. Room 10. on pier
and bulkheli lines TOT easlerN SIDE ot Last i7ll
!. gt,,ps creek Bronx Borough. Interested
nsrties are invited 20 attend and Boz heard WI.
n ROssIII. Col. Eugu. senior Member ~
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rMpl nYMENT AGENcIEs.

MRS MALMBAkGS Oldest
soesish Employment agency. Established
~ te moved from 80 an ave and is row
AZ ms Fast .6th So. rear 4th ave, where
,,.,-fl, servants for private families can always
ne obtained. --------..-- -------
TABLES WILSON'S tmpoy msnt Aseney
- rr,f'r-one og24 Plaza al East o7th 81. sup
~ 80 class servants 90 griya-1 faml!leA Az
-, 81 - Investigated
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CHARLES STRAUSS. President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
or TI5,I53l prPcHlsING coMMIss1RY. . Z.

OFFICE PURCHASING COMMIssARY. Y. =.
Arfuv 20 whitehall Street. New YORK y. 7,
O-,o,sr m fqff-Sealed proposals, 90 dupllcate.
frr furnishing ana delivering bsistence stores
l1 this citv az such times as may ae required y
f9i1 VIII be received az this once Nntil ten
o'eio~', a NJ. November !. 1911. Information
f,,,,,i sized ON -arrlioati0n Envelopes containing
rT4s should be- marked Proposals for subsistence
stores opened November 7. lHll. ana adares'ea
e. 81 I, 2 SMITH. 4 o. %. r. :. Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
CARPET CLEANING.

,-4REFUL CARPET CLEANING co.--CieAA,
nv compressed air. steam, hand or on moor
tsSS broadway. 42i East iStE 81 coz &
brandt Tel. is2-Ssth.
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest, Largest. Most MOdern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPEfA
Prices Reasonable Send for Circular.
Tel ao02 -i0D3 Bryant. s3T-439 West ioth 81
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WORK WANTED.
Male.
Male.
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CHACFFEU r -AIACHIN1ST-First class me
chanic and driver. strictly sober. never has
heen arrested. fine reference. 4. q, Box II.
Tribune Office
CtAuFFEU R.-Sober. reliable young man no
- pad habits. references. present employer. New
lork city license. Mrs Golfers Agency, AoI
Attn ave.
CHAUFTEUR.- Marrled just disengaged
good ehanic sober and reliable. Al per
soual references A. NJ. Box 400. Tribune Up
town Office 1894 Broadway
CHFF-High class cook and pastry cook. In
private family. strictly temperate. hlghtsi
references F. r.. Box TO Tribune oflce.
COOK. VALET.-Would care for chambers
Of one or two gentlemen; accust omed 70
same. three years In former position. four
years and three months In last position; Just
cisencaged IN Rcd Hook good reliable refer
epces. .. r. Wright. Box >. Red HOOK
Duchess County. n. Y.
PORTER. messenger. useful oflce man. by re-
liable. temperate middle AGED German; for
merry shipping clerk. unquesuonaole references,
Osthof. 954 Madison ST.. BROOKLYN.
RAJ. TATF1.-E;xperience man wants mar
agcment OF property. furnish bond. best
references; money saving results Box ., lob
g. ave. -
WANTED -Bv \ competent mechanic. who can
make all repairs. the care and operation %
heating plants steam or hot water. In private
houses next winter; moderate charges. first oass
references furnished. Engineer. Box II, Tribune
once.
YOtrNG MAN. not afraid ~ work advancement
more important than salary, lives with par
euts. graduate Dartmouth College, honest reli-
able. best references s.. Room 70s, l6S tui-
ton 81.
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Alley now Rachel Lane.

Grand Street
.rra street number OF the above described
,r.r,iSes ig --6 Grand street. Borough ~ Man
haitian city ~ New York
PARCEL. NUMBER THREE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
MASSACHUSETTS.
euRRoGATEs NOTICES.

WILLIAMS. IDA CosrER.-TN PURSUANCE -.,.',,
~ an order of Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler
surrogate of the County Of New YORK No
TrC,F AZ hereby given TO al persons haFlhg
ctls,5,s against ida C0ster Williams iaie or ne
,,,,,,,y ~ New york deceased. 90 present the
sar,a vith vouchers thereof 20 me sun
s"-ibers. AZ their place o. trans,s9cting BUS,
80 ~ The once Of George y. WhltteseN' ..
l5r-,at,av borough 81 Man attain. city OF
2ey work on or before the iOtA cay OF FeO-
1sie4 New york the 2Sth DAY 81 July, i2ii.
~, f.-t rr.TH J. BAKER. STANLEY W. DEA-
.-r-0pCE s. WITITTLESEY Attorney Tor
Administrations a Broadway, Ne" ioIA
C:,y.
-. rl-peT-,Nc. OF AN ORDER or HoN.
'-Iporsr- LaI.ow Eovior sGrrosate OF ne
- al Sow york. notice is hereby gwen
~ IN, -.rs9ns DasiuE claims against No,"s D.
raS lat. OF the County 81 Sew loih, ne-
t.-i no crescent On. same WITH vouchers taeit-
,, Inc Subscribers a. ,n'r place ol tran-ae,-
80 f,,..,.ss az tre office az thttF tti"Ih.,s,
IT'S Pishou. So - Nassau street m 5he
%i.r az N.w York, on or te-oie inc ~" D1'
ro F. YORK The ~ DAY % AgEn asi-, Is, u
,-,,,f Z rITcT. RICHARD HohS Man
-.-' -. f--r-Av vs. BURGESS. Executors -
rA.ft-ff. BISHOP. Attorney iof =. r."'o''' eve
IS .4rrru street. &ew YORK 'iN-
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

cor -T 2eJ WEST. Handsomely furnlshed
- .,t,,rv rooms. with excellent board; elevator
continent. near subway and III references.
A
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EXCURSIONS.
PROPOSALS.

SFE--TD BIDS VIII BE RECEIVED BIZ
The Board ~ water supply. az its ofHcss:
saverth roor 1873 Broadway New York unil
II n on TUESDAY. october 81. 1911, ior
CONTRACT IS for tho construction OF me Bay
pig.. conduit a portion Of the city Pipe
itrcs Of CatsklU aqueduct. IN the CITY Aque-
sucf department. and extending from ms
i,,-,.rion OF Thirty-slxth street and Fifth ave.
@ in fhe Borough OF Brooklyn, New YORK
civ. In "A generally southwesterly dirsctl2n
siog,, r,fth avenue SiXtv-fourth street. Fourth
800 Sivtv-seventh street and second ave.
ryo 20 Ssventy-ulnth street and through
seventy-uinth street 20 the shore Hoad. re
,.,.l, o., bs done includes the furnishing and
IayiI, Of about 16 400 feet Of AS-inch cast
iror nine. SO feet of 36-inch cast-iron pipe.
valves and other appurtenances' 'ose'her
with maintenance FOR one year.
A. The above place and time The BIOS VIII
n. nubIicIy opened and read. Pamphlets COM
raining Information for bidders and pamphlets
Of CONTRACT drawings can be obtained a. me
sbo1o address by depositing the sum OF Ten
Dollars tStOJ for each pamphlet For turtner
nartict,lars see Information for Bidders.
CHARLES STRAUSS, President
CITAVT.ES y. CHADWICK.
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LAWYERS.

JAMES GEd ok GoTM ,,5c Rsd A Il TN
r,oadWay, corner Bath st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24

T(prWRIIiNo AND TYPEWRlTERs.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24

Magnificent :. 8. Arabic"
leaves Feb. 2. rates $500 up,
including shore excursions. II
enchanting DAYS. stop over
privileees Final Round the
World Tour this season leaves
Jan. 20. S2tj0. Frank G. Clark.
Times Bldg. New York.