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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-02
LIS PENDENS.

IGsTH ST. bet Grand Boulevard and con
course and Gerard ave. lot To 10. James y
Deerins agt Eva Gold',sin ~ 8" toFsc'osu'e
CHRISTOPHER ST lO5. Kate Madden AT
Anna schlonel Of ri partition; attorney
S5Tf(NToN ST. aas ard $40: Anna p Bliss
"a 2odikow 81 al ,forcclosure 81 mtg; tt'"r-
RAIrR6j,n AVE. r. adi land % Andrew
Arrow. GuNl454x--N1l7 8. P"ughkee"si" Trust
GO ast William \ Malletr q o. foreclosure OF
mtgl: attorney, c " II Arnold.
I'D ST. 2l5 East c-thorine i.swrsne re
art Leserus AbrahaWsou rt al foreclosure OF
mtg. attorn"y : BorlauI
CLAEEMONT AVE. r. ~ = % % 1870 81.
f-OxfOO Xix irrec. VITO Con'es~a o al ast
Tomahawk Realty co - al faction 10 impress
f-r:stl. attorreys weschle- & RothsrbNd
gn7.u ct o4q W.s,. Henry II Jackson 81 al
agt John = Durham foreclosur" % mtg 3
attorney. : Jackson. o..
100. Bronx Savings Bank agt BENJAMIN Niau
o. 80 foreclosure o. mtg, attorney .
i42D ST. +. 225 It " OF sth ave. c5yIoo;
rIer-' y Twombiy gdn aFt Maude over
ins,on Ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys
qiTH ST. ms. l75 Il W Of West End ave. COX
100 :. New York Life Insurance % agt Whit
man Mead - al foreclosure OF mtg. at''F-
"' s F. ON = AVE. = 2oea Z, n Of e :
Rlyc~ylew Terrace. Is 'K"gG& RiF"r'icw Ter
race 25o It o. stigT!e5 s;g -a Ok
,rorccIosure OF ntgb. attorney. II J. Morris
1sT AVE. 22l9. Giovanni Ni'iaho act LulSl
Fusco Ct "a faction 30 set aside c'u'"yanc"D
attorney s Saltta.
4OTH ST. a45 20 80 West: Jacob Marx atl
Greenwich Investing co 81 ~ tamendrd i'ro-
closure of mtg: attorney. A . Ernst 40
LOT % block a. section J; lot 81, block ~
section l. lot "a block 81. section ]: l"l ~
bIoc< -. section /. lot H. block - F"guon ].
man OF Morris PARK. i've actions; washington
Savings Bank o. al agt Fldeiii' b'N'lnpih'nt
co ct al foreclosure Of 0'o mtgs', attorney
7 ~ Patterson. ,-, -,
| lot ~. block 80 section lot ,. block 81,
.,,~-Is park. three actions. same ast Pelham
Parkway Realty 60 Of al Goreelosnr" OF th1'e
rntcsl. attorney. = " Patterson.
or 81 block ~. section ]. map or motifs
Ta-k. Washington Savings Bank 81 al aH'
/ sIicr NJ Cade 81 o. foreciosu'e ~ W'g'i at
torufy. y " Patterson. .., 49,.
prtr-lfO%T AVE. c r. 1i2G r. y %: 1880 81
/ - Gv1oo. Jennie Et'inRer o. al art Montrhore
building GO n al tfor"'losur' ar ntg'' "tl'I
/ 1.vs Veiuer G Mass.
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nesKs AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
ExCURctONs.
FORECLOSURE SALES.
M ITLTON II.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
James : lawson. Plaintiff against John F.
Coffin and william Medium. Defendants
r. pursuance ~ a judgment Of foreclosure ana
sRla duly uadc and entered Ia the eboye-en-
titict action ard bearing date the Goth day on
Nav 1911 / 40 undersigned the referee IN said
Judgment named. viil sell e. public auction. az
:as Er,hanE. -ai.srUam. Nos. 32os 1910 Third
Avenue IN the Borough % the Bronx, city ot
Nev Iorf on the 10Th DAY 81 May 1917 at u
o'clock noon On that day. by Joseph = Da!'
AuCfioreer. ne premises directed by said JUG
mcnt 10 ne sold. and therein described as follows:
FIRST pl7t-Ueslgnatel by the numbers 40 ana
II or a certain map entitled Map OF l5s lots,
BEDFORD Park. 2itn Ward, New York CITY
dated MAJ Prr 1907 made by John @. Van
Hcue CIV Surveyor, and fled In the ONCE 81
the Register of the County ~ New York MAY 81,
1902 which said plots are bounded and DESCRIBED
according p" said mao ss fo'''ns: BEGINNI ~ :
az the corner formed by The intersection ~ the
caster'y s.fo % Jerome Avenue With the northerly
eide 5f THv'rs street. running thence easteriy
along tie Faid northerly side u Travers street
III 20 feet o. the westerly line ~ lot number ll9;
thence northerly, along the westerly line or 10Y
number lls t2"l teet 10 me 'outherly nne o'
e-lv Wre ~ lot number 100 l0l. 70 feet to the
casterly eide u Jerome Avenue: and thence
southe5ly along tho eastery side ot Jerome Ave
rue II - feet 40 the point place ~ beginning.
Trayer3 street Is known l9sth street.
second Plot Designated b. the numbers lss'
100. i"i ana 1872 20 certain map entitled Map
~uruoer l. supreme court Valentine against
Brady ma o.hcrs being map for partition sale
~ that part OF Hyatt Farm. near Wooiiawn. IN
OF
by II n sn'raIer surveyor. and certified By +.
r. Forster as referee and Med In the Office OF
the Register 4 -hg Cf'y and County ~ New YORK
as man number 1893. which said plots are bound
Ell as follows: Northnrly BY the division line OF
Workers and The CITY OF New York; easte.y by
lot number ia3 on said map westerly by lot
number iSS said map. and souther;y by the
ugrtncriy side o' 2i0th street.
Tho nr., plot will he sold subject 20 FIRST
mortgage o. six thousand lime hundred and
thirty collars go 930i and acctued interest there
on also subject 90 restrictive tenants contained
I'm TIE instrument recorded 10 Iiber 4. section L.
~ Convey auccs, NJ page o. the Office ot the
Register Of The county 4 New York.
TIE second plot vii, be sold subject n O FIRST
mortgage OF three thousand dollars ($3 600 and
accrued irtcrest
Roth plots nipvc described will be sold sub
let to any state Of facts which accurate
survey would rhow-
Dated New Io~S. Apri; 24th. 1912.
ADOLPH STERN,
Referee.
WILLIAM H. GEASSF.
Attorney for pair.if,
te2 Broadway. Manhattan. New York City.
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MECHANICS, LIENS.

tl~TH ST ESQ 70 254 West; Bernard Dr1ck-
%, alt John d Meyers. owner and conFac-
Tor. $50 - ,-
Tue go agt Glover Construction 90, owner
and contractor sos.
I2lST ST. - East, East End Roohng 90 aet
estate OF Abraham Bachrach owner Sender
IarticoG agent and contractor; SIS
10GTH ST. 1G2 East same agt Christian
Meye-. owner, sender Partisas' cohUhc'
tor. So. 49,.
7GTH ST. 22I and 223 East; Gellert & Glat-
ter art lsador u Metnick. owner ana con-
tractor: $50 -.
i2iST ST. 315 East; Jacob II seidenbers
AT William Collins Contracting co, owner
Hir7h Greenberg and Jacob Neub' contrae-
tors $500 ,,,. 9
9TH AVE. 277; Levin Bros agt Minnie :
Drlcgs Ida Gardiner. Gertrude II Gardiner
Edith Gardiner and James D. Gardiner,
owners and contractors, Frank seer! and
Dr. william s r Gardiner, contractors; SlOA.
1OaTH ST, - EaTt; sam K9rGer agt Paullne
for
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PLAN TO DOUBLE CAPITAL STOCK.

special meeting Of the stockholders Of
he La Belle Iron Works, Of SteubenvilIe
Ohio viii bc called Tor some day this
month to vote Oh the proposed increase IN
the capital stock Of the company from 30
0oOoo to s29O0,O0 Half Of the new stock
will be per cent cumulative preferred ana
half common stock. The stock Of the com
psny is now all Of one class, $9,SlJ4W OF
which Is outstanding. When the Increase
~ capital Is authorized stockholders VIII
receive one share Of the new common STOCK
and one share Of the new preferred stock
Tor each share of the present stock held.
At present tie stock IL paying DIVIDENDS
az the rate Of 10 per cent per annum. 1t Is
said that the Increase IN cspital stock VIII
mean capitalization Of assets.
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FcrrlRle

ASSISTANT HoUsEKEEPER IN hoiel. OF
w0ulS take entire charge Of boarding house;
s.ashore country Or city. excellent reference
n W,ss FitztieTald's Bureau 5O3 3th ave Zen
t-rure 4gl ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-02
REFUSED A. p. HEiNzE's CHECK

Arthur p. Heinze. former vlce-presldent
OF the United Copper Company. made an
unsuccessful attempt yesterday TO buy
'ot OF four thousand shares Of United Cop
per common at auction. Mr.. Heinze found
mat he hadn't enough cash with Kim TO
cover the deposit asked, and his offer Of
heruhed check was declined.
re had bid the shares In az 81. They
we're put up again and knocked down to
sone one else for 80 cents share. MI.
''s'hze succeeded later in buying another
OF ave hundred shares Of the same
LICK al sl.Ql. He was able to coVes the
per cEnl deposit required a. the latter
''sned al o2ls cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-02
HARLEM TERMINAL STORAGE AND
WAREHOUSE CO.,
sI3-eie EAST ISSTH ST.. BRONX.

70 = Lehneman. Mabel Denton. Della Mo-
lima. Mrs OConnor Catherine Dunkley, Mrs
summers, Mr.. Hedspelt Isabella Leach, VIM. \.
Dnugherty Fred. Hall. Mrs. Walsh, Edward
collins =. l.. Sullivan, Rome Mig. Co, sam
Tucker W. H. Cheston CO.. y. l.. Boes. Frank T..
Robinson. Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Green. Mrs. stan
ford p W Woolworth Co, Mrs Meyer Masten,
Mrs HAYDEN. Eugene Brooks j. W Reynolds,
Mrs Hayden . r. " Lineweaver. John Hets-
htsen Wirsing * son. Miss ". Bradshaw, A.
Basso V M Frost: You and each Of you are
hereby notified that the time FOR the payment
OF the lien We hold upon the household goods.
nersonal effects and freight stored by you or
for your account In our warehouse having eN-
pired such property will he sold at public auc-
,ton nj 2l3-2lo East i35th ST.. Bronx. New
Work civ on Monday, May Goth. 1912. AT 1880
a. m and each day thereafter at the same
time and place until all the goods have been
UAEIfM TERMINAL STORAGE AND
WAREHOUSE co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-02

Irrr TVeet. IN. OZark, ITOH NOIIUIh TOT
fni,an Head en- route 10 Washington.
,nru sC-The Castine. the Severn. the lCnopah'
NP' ~ 90 the CO, the ca. tac CO the ID l.
~ +, . the Il-3. the Ell. the E-2 and the
lebanon. from Norfolk FOR New York the the
south Carolina, the Kansas and me IeIIi'
49, Norfolk Tor Hampton Roads the lsla
lIo" r.nzon, from Paquemine. La, for
Natchez: the Delaware. from navy yard
vsv York. FOR TOmpklns'ille. the Culgoa
Fror, nav yard New York. for Newport
the Georg a, the New ,Jersey ana me Rhode ts
Island. from Boston tor i prosincgs4~n' ''e
.rbc Lid de I.uzon commissioner al New Or
-, ilo Tor trir 10 ST Louis Tor delivery 10 naval
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-02
WANTS TO PAY $4,000 FINE
Standard Oil Of Indiana Eager To Do
Missouri Business.

Jefferson City. Mo. May The Standard
Oil Company OF Indiana filed in the Mis-
souri, Supreme Court to-day d motion for
the Modification Of the custer judgment
recently returned against the company.
The Company asks the court to permit
the payment Of costs and fine of $1,000 to
satisfy the judgment, and agrees to obey
the antitrust laws. The motion sets forth
hat the company has separated Itself from
other companies, In accordance with the
decree cf the United States Court.
The case - expected to so over to the
October term. IN which case the company
will be permitted % carry on its business
pending decision Of the motion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-02
TO FIGHT TAP LINE" RULING
Western Lumbermen Insist Such Roads
Are Common Carriers.

ST Louis, May 1.-OfTicers or St. Louis
lumbernen's organizations announced to-
day that they had arranged for an imme-
date lght against the ruling OF the Inter-
state Commerce Commission declaring
zap lines" not common carriers, thus cut
ting them of from q weekly income OF
thousands Of dollars through rate divisions.
The lumbermen plan to file petition for
Al Injunction against all the big roads OF
the Southwest 10 prevent them putting ne"
tariffs into effect These tariffs have been
suspended almost a year. but were released
~ the ruling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-02
.,c THINGS FOR MOUNT VERNON

Tie plan for civic centre submitted by
,tovor Edwin W Fiske has been adopted
unanimously by the Board OF Aldermen OF
Mount Vernon. The extension OF various
streets. the erection OF new city hall at
cost of about 10000 and police station
10 cost 5000 were among the plans emu
merated at the meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-02
JURY ALLOWS COMMISSION
Gives Verdict of s323,75O to Man for
Selling Plant Shoe Factory.

Worcester. Mass, May IA verdict OF
s323 40 in favor OF Harry ". Smith, Of
Worcester, was returned by a jury in the
Superior Court to-day against Thomas G..
Plant. OF Boston.
Mr.. Smith sued 10 recover $4,000. with
interest as a per cent commission for his
services in bringing about the sale OF Mr..
Plants shoe machinery manufacturing
plant to the United Shoe Machinery Com
pany in 1910 for 100000 The case had
been on trial since last Friday. The jury
vas out four hours.
Mr.. Plant set up the defence that he
never had promised to pay M. Smith 5
per cent commission and that his services
were not worth that amount.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-02
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

oan IT 60 175 n q of An ave. 1o01 lo7.s
~ %5d ~ < irree. Tito Insurance co ~ New
york loans Frederick = Beach end Jennie
He @GTTI 81 n =. 1916 u or 5th ave. jS.Gx
1879: Metropolitan Lifc insurance 60 Io'hs
Flemish Realty GO S9do"No
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REAL ESTATE
Continued from twelfth page.

Charles 4 Runk, trustee, 20 Louise Runk;
Alliance Realty 60 10 sophie NJ Whistler
$4,000. .-
isaac Cohen 20 Lille Aarons: 81 oo0.
O. Haugrtou aud auO. exrs. 20 knickeroocKet
Trust Co; 81 40
Maurice Cohen TO Henry W Dazian; Siop
caroline =. Nociin 10 colonial Bans 81
George T. Liable TO Mortimer W Menken. 81
iuetus pulfer 20 Anna II Winteri SVso.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust 90 10
Lowers Mortgage 60, SijD.Wp.
lF.ryer4 Mo-tgaga Co to Alice n McCoon;
$4,000
sfa-son Bank - Max Kohrc ~ asstsl; -.
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The approximate amount OF the lien or charge.
20 satisfy which the above described property Is
To be sold. Is two thousand seven hundred and
ffty-four ard IL 100 dollars 81 T5417D. with IN
tereg. thereon from May 20. 1911, together with
costs and allowance amounting TO two hundred
AMI four ard 32-lO0 dollars (S2O4 32l. with inter
est from May -. 1911. together with the expenses
OF the sale. The approximate amount of the
taxes. assessments and water rates or other liens
which To be- allowed TO the purchaser out OF
the purchase money. paid by the referee, Ia
one thousand four hundred and nineteen and
So 100 dollars 81. 4i9.s3D and Interest
Gated New York. april 24th. 1912.
ADOIPH STERN Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-02
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

GOERCK ST u md IL: Drum Elevator 20
agt Wylcr Construction co ct al April ~
1912 (by bond); $4,000. ..,
KING AVE. 45S; Roebucks Weather strip
and Wire Screen Co agt Harry Werz' sept To-
1911 S2I2 r.,.
WESTCHEsTEE AVE. 70 II; Pasquaie
Glacohbe agt Glover Construction co et al
April 50, 1912. S275.
VARICk ST. CO. Edw Eaton & Co agt
Greenwich Investing Co ct al; April o. l'i-i
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WORK WANTED,
Male.

Male.
CARPENTER PAINTER Wants work, all
Kinds ~ nous" repairs. alterations, furniture
r.pal-e- Chairs can~d. send postal Carpenter.
4lu West 4Ld
CHAUFFEUR generally useful. wish"" STEADY
country position. careful driver. p. f'fa.rr
strictly temperate. good reference. wright 80
}ar Dom s-. Saratoga SPRING. y. v.
CHAT'F-I.T R-Single. u. ton years private
service. bet reference. understands any CIR,
all repairs very ohligins FLANAGAN. ~ ''n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-02
BUSINESS CHANCES.

OFFER limited amount q stock In contracting
company specializing In all branches OF noor
work In this and other cities; also marketing
two noor machines which I'll a long felt want;
one used for planning wood floors, the ether for
grinding mosaic and terrazlo and cement noors,
scrubhing polishing, etc. The company Is doins
mere business than present available capital will
sIiow hence this offer. Investigate.
Mcdonald Virgins CO. 25T Bway. " n. A.6.
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UNDERWRITING AND TYpEwRIr RS

WOULD YOU show our wholly visible type
writer 10 your friends and let them see
YOU could without costing YOU one cent have
the typewriter TO keep forever az your ownr
Then write for full particulars Emerson
Typewriter Co. Box 3, Noodstock, I'LL
yI.-1o1T VIsIBIE. ~ Nassau 81 Cataiogso
free: all makes taken part pay msns: bari aus
IN Underworld ReinI8stons Oliyera SmlSeA
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Female

REFINED WrbOV. comranior O. elderly lady "
houSsk.epsr. bachelor or widowers family
highest references Industrial Association Agen' y,
l. West 81 49, Tel $40 Bryant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-02
CARPET CLEANING.

NJ" oldest. Largest, Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
prices Reasonable Send for Circular.
10, aGo3- 4Co3 BRYANT 4ST-+39 West 45th ST.
CARF,FTrT. CARPET CLEANING CO.---Cieans
Nv rompreesed air ateam, hand or on floor
,65s Rroadray, 42i East 4sth st. CoE &
t1p NM Tel I32-92th.
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To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

pcuDENT OWS FEMALE COLLEGE
Aiunnae luncheon ~ Bordentown May ~: want
-. rearh an interested colleagues. Notify
ott,Ars and for particulars write Mrs I. d.
JANDoN. BordentoVn' y. :.
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ALT ERATIONS
NANIIATTAN

MADISON AVE. s. between 46tt ana 4tth
ST.. Nov York Central Il Hudson River Railroad
90. owner. Warren d Wetnore 20 East 45ih g.
architects. sIp'p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-02
BOARD AND ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

MADISON AVE-, 71.--Larse and small rooms,
with board; prices reasonable for summer
references.
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Female

THE EIrTTRICK Pr BGISHING CO. orNrs il
srab'e positions 20 well educated young women
with "A practical know edge NJ dress c'signlng'
trimming etc Apply hy letter only. stating as
and experience. 90 4 l. q. Hutt"ri-k Bldg =. D.
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Dated. New York, April 81. 1912.
MEIGuING ND SALES COMPANY.
orFlcE pURcHAsING CoMMIssARY. y. s

OFFICE PURCHASING CoMMIssARY, y. 8.
Army 80 Whitehall street New York. y 4,
for furnishing and delivering subsistence stores
IN this city under the provisions OF section
3T32 r s. L. y, at such times as may DO
reoured by the L s. Government, on OF before
June -. 1912. will be received at this Once
until ten o'clock 4. NJ, May 4, 1872 Informal
ton furnished on application. envelopes con-
tanning bids should be marked Proposals for
subsistence stores opened May 4, 1912" and
addressed to Col. A. l.. SMITH a. {. Co. L. ,.
ANA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-02
TRUSTEES, SALE.

TRUSTED sABE.-BY ORDER OF THE
Court. C. Kornblum. Auctioneer will sell at
public auction. Friday. May Ord. 1912. at 300
A. ~. at 90 East 10th ST.. a. shares OF stock
OF the Zlngales Realty Co. and 8 shares of the
Zingales Construction COMPANY
AKRAM GOODWIN Trustee 900 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-02

L. 5. ENGINEER OFFICE. go nth ST..
" w, Washington. ID. g. May j, lSls.-
Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering
about 400 tons Sulphate OF Alumina VIII he
received here until II NJ, May 81, 1912. and
then publicly opened. Information on applica-
ton. W. c. LANGFITT, Lieut. Col. Engrs
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pROPQSAla.
WEIGHING AND SALES COMPANY.
PrnnnsalA fnr Sale of ROnds.

Pursuant to the terms OF the deed OF truef
dated May 18th. 1911, made by Weighing and
Sales Company 10 Empire Trust Company az
Trustee all persons Interested are hereby not"
fed that there has been this day paid to the
Empire Trust Company, ss such trustee, TINS
sum OF Five thousand dollars (s9'OOoD 70
create a sinking fund for the purchase ana
redemption of bonds secured by said deed or
trust. All persons interested are further herepy
notified that, pursuant to said deed Of trust.
sealed proposals viii be received by the En-
pre Trust company al It's office. No. ~ Broad
way New York city. within six 90 days from
the date Of the last publication OF this notice,
Offering for sale bonds OF the Weighing ana
sales Company secured by said deed OF trust.
with all unpaid coupons thereto attached.
All such offerings shall state the name ana
address OF the person offering the same for
sale the numbers and par value OF the bones
So offered FOR sale. and the price at which the
bonds with all unpaid coupons thereto at.
tached, are offered for sale. which price must
be less than the par value thereof and accrued
Interest Such ofsr shall be contained In Q
sealed envelope endorsed Proposal for sale 10
sinking fund or bonds Of Weighing and sales
Company" and must he received by said En-
plre Trust Company al its oflce, NO. u
Broadway, New York CITY. before May SIN.
1912.
The money so paid TO the Trust Company
win be used In the purchase OF bonds under
said offers az the best price obtanaole No
PROPOSALS will be considered except such 40
strictly comply with this notice.
Dated New York, April "a 1917
WEIGHING AND SALES COMPANY.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
AGENTS send for free sample. New article
Rourd 10 sell Write today for our attrac
tive proposition T. A. Wolfe supply Co.. o'-'
Colorado ave. Chicago. III.
/ MADE $4,000 In I'VE years with "a Finhi,
mail order business: began with -. ~-Ig
for free booklet. Tells how. H"acocH "V''
Lorkport y. y.
srosK sATEeuE.S WANTED several strict
I- high grade. fOrceful rcu. capable OF earn
ing 5000 h. $1,000 yearly, for permanent con
attractive urorositions with strong local lire"-
,orate Territory. principally New jersey ana
adjoining states References. ability ana 'hai
actor absolutely essential Clnr"u." Ho's"n q
Co. Banker Essex Building. Newark Eslao
llshrd 1sG3
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

(, EAST 55TH.-A large well furnished room
with bath. private house; Sentlsman ref
eFences
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INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes city.

THE BEELirZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
MADISON SQUARE Nl22 BROADWAY.
Harlem ranch. 343 Lenox Ave, near l21th ST.
BROOKLYN Branch. 2tS-22O Livingston at
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau ,
Washington, May Z.
ARMY

ORDERS ISSi- ED.-Thc following orders
have been issued:
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ROBERT ENSKo. established is7s buys dia-
monds platinum, gold. silver antiques, pawn
tickets. lilo Madison ave $50.
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LAWYERS

JAMES A. GRAY. COUNSELLOR AT LAM
Rooms. i1b broadway. City.
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NEW JERSEY.
Hotel DENNIS
ATLANTIC CITY. y. !.
Directly on the ocean Front
Always open.
WALTER j. BILHY.
81. CnANLcS

ATLANTIC CITY, y. ].
Most select location. fronting The ocean. Thor
otgbiy uod..rn courteous service Bathrooms
with hot and cold fresh and sea water attach
nents. showers, &c. Orchestra. Magnlhc'nI An
Parlor overlooking the Board"alk ana oCeau
Golf privileges Always open. II Illustrated BOOK
ia+ NEWIJN HAINES COMPANY.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

plies Professors, Teachers Tutors, Governesses
etc, 20 Colleges, schools and Families. Appl,
10 Mrs. ". ]. YOUNG Button. q Union square
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uoUsEcLEANINc eueEAIJs.

HOUSES CLEANED BY new systen: carpets
rugs cleaned without removal at Il cost.
n y Cleaning Co. 81 Watts ST. Phone
sprins-ioo1.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

UvnlLM Conservatory Seuwirth Bes
vsVkeU method for beginners; lessons, SOC
Artistic anish FOR advanced professionals: ais
nunIIe, reeideLce. pa East 1aih 81
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wnL1AM IL GRAssT.
FIRST PLOT

iG2 BrOsIWd,, Manhattan. New York City.
TIE following are diagrams OF the property