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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25

...-,c,, &c HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ ssessment rolls Of real estate ana personal
hs"r,y I'm the city OF New YORK Tor the year
proobeih sSve been delivered to the undersigned
arb that all taxes on salo assessfheh' foils are
s s and payable as follows:
cue ~ ia taxes on personal property and one-half
All ali taxes Oh real state are due and pay
able o" WEDNESDAY. MAY I. 1919.
a.. remaining and nnal one-half OF taxes
ana ,h7 stale shall be due and payable on tho
o. 1incr OF NOVEMBER. 1917. All taxes be-
com, he respective days when they become due
OF nnavabie as herenbefore provided and SHAH
.nain such liens until PAID
fenaI" sscond half OF the tax on real estate
,tts a. due as hereinbefore provided on the
"n.'" a. 81 November following the payment
~ u, ths drst half. may be paid on the hrst Gay
OF ,e or al any time thereafter. providing the
OF m1y shall have been paid or shall be paid
TT, same time, and on such payments OF the
Nv W, half as may be made IN such manner
seem Noyember first discount shall be al
prio,. from the date OF payment to November
49, a, the rate OF four per centnn per annuin
hrst ~ nIsCOrNT IS ALLOWED ON PER-
sp Gn.aa,i,, on unpaid taxes on real estate be-
IL. inne 1 and December l; on unpaid per-
sonar "a are payable at the Office OF the Re-
80 81 Taxes IN the Borough where the
csssaner,y 4. located. as follows:
Dron9h Of The Bronx. Municipal building
Do, "A and fremont ayes
oIpnrough OF Brooklyn. Municipal E;iilding.
Poronrh OF Queens. Cour: Square Long
Island city. .s y..h uau G,
oe FRED. H. E. EPSTEIN. Receivsr Of ras'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
NO BELGIAN LOAN TO CHINA
Premier Practically Agrees TO Demands
70 Cancel Arrangement.

peking. April 24-Prernier Tang Shaggy
has practically agreed 20 the demands II
the Ministers Of the United states. Great
Britain. Germany and France 20 cancel the
arrangement with tho Belgian syndicate for
losn
The dispatch from Picking yesterday that
Premier Tang Shaggy Of tho Chinese gov
eminent had practically agreed 10 the can
relation % the Belgian syndicate loan TO
the Chinese government. while not con-
frmed here, is believed 10 be- accurate. The
action Of the premier would be- IN line with
the protest Of representatives OF the six
nation group OF bankers, comprising finan-
eiers from the United States. Great Britain,
Germany. France. Russia and Japan
The six nation syndicate sought TO OBJ
tain from the President OF the new
Chinese Republic a statement a. to his
government financial policy before ad-
vanclng further loans. The bankers in this
syndicate were prepared TO make the re-
CURED lean TO the new government. but as
matter Of safety for their investments
already made and those expected to be
made. they insisted that the Chinese gov
eminent should conine its financial opera
tons to their group and not incur oblga-
tons % other banking interests.
Henry T. Dawson. OF j. i. Morgan &
Co. who has conducted the negotiations in
Paris for the American end OF the six
nation syndicate, sailed for Europe yes
lefoay without any general announcement
OF his intention OF going abroad. II r. un-
oerstood that his mission is in connection
with the Chinese loan. The first steps 70
De taken now by this syndicate probably
viii be 10 arrange for paying of the loans
already advanced by the Belgian syndicate
90 as TO have the slate clear for final nego,
latlcns for the loan by the six natiVn
SYNDICATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
HEARING ON RUTLAND SALE
Commission to Further Consider New
Haven Roads Application.

Albany. April @-The Public Service
Commission will give q further hearing
May 2 on the application Of the New YORK
New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
10 acquire the majority stock Of the Rut-
land Railroad Company
The commission announced to-day that
since the final submission OF this matter
IT has received numerous communications
from minority stockholders for and against
the granting of the application and from
various localities and public officials favor
ing generally the proposed sale The case
was reopened TO take testimony along this
and other lines
The commission says IT is Of the opinion
that the New Haven company should make
further proof as TO the plan and method
Of rate divisions IT proposes TO allow or
secure for the Rutland road and it's sub
sidiary company. the Rutland Transit Com
pany, on all traffic to and from Montreal
and other Canadian points. and 10 and
from Chicago and other Western points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
R. R. MUST PAY SHIPPERS
Reparation Award of S129, 72Z
Made Against Pennsylvania.

Washington. April 2+.-An award OF
reparation against the Pennsylvania Ran
road Company aggregating in fve cases
Sl2s ~ was made to-day BY the Interstate
Commerce Commission Tho commission
found that the railroad had been gulity oi
unlawful discrimination in the Distribution
OF It's coal car equipment by reason OF
which five complaining coal companies mao
been unable fairly 20 market their PROD
ucts.
TIC commission established now prin-
cinl4 nv awarding damages I'm these cases
Heretofore such matters have been re-
ferred to tho courts.
The orders require the Pennsylvania 70
pay 20 the Hillsdale Coal and Coke com
pany s27. 1893: TO w. r. Jacoby & Co. Gl'~i
TO the Clark Brothers Coal Mining Com
pany. 81 .12s: 20 the Bulah Coal Company
S3l ZIG. and to James II. Minds. SS.592
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
EXCURSIONS.
r %sy h snS'
,,n>n . vUIrCONB co. 2e5 nth Ave
roeeclosuRE SALES.

/ ,,,,,,, -,,T- 5.1I-pT COUNTY or NEW fpkh'
- Lame. : Lawson. FlantiN. asoIns. JUN"
| conn ana William Medium, pefenosns an,
Tr ,''rs,anc. OF judgment % foreelosurr snD
.aIA dulv made aud entered N nc 49, 80. =,
,I.i.s scticn and bearing date the -o,n a.. a.. "a
: Ma IoiI / tire underslsuei. III. Ieieres ~
n,Sr,n.r, named viii seN public suction; .,
| ;bs Exchange Sslstroom, Nos 80 90 C,t, n,
/ Avenue in the Bcrolsh ., - ne MAJ. 1917 a. II
/ $780, ,S,or IN tia, day. ~ Joseph T. "a
.Ycfiores- frc premise. directed oy t,'1 -, 1ens
| -, ., 10 I'D and therein described hs ioIoNs
M ~, pIo, -nesixra'Ad hy tho numbers 40 and
,ci on n certain map entitled Map OF l'" TO-
Bedford Park 2itL war -" ~ +; Van
| Sa,ed MAY 9M 1872 made BY Jonn =, ~ ~.
| Horne al, Surveyor. end Med ~ me .,lc' =,
tbe Register 81 the County % New iork N ss
1892 which sad plot. are h9Hna-a TP,iFGINNING
=, tho corner formed by the Intersection ot w..
eastery side Of Jerome Avenue WIN the o.t.ry
along the rald northerly side 81 1rsNers ~
III u feet 20 the westerly lIne ~ lo' nunper ~
number lig 4..g7 feet 20 the sonthery Ino me ~
h., number 1872; thence westerly along the soutn
! er'y line o. lot number i2:. lol.Ih feet 20 the
| oasteilv tid, ~ Jerome Avenue. ena t'.to'
| sou,beflv. along the eAsteriy side 81 Jerome Ave
nue 70 81 feet 70 the point or place ~ beginning
! Tra,ers street Is known a. losth ttrce, 500
second Plot-Deslgnated hy IN" numbers Iss
100 lql and ia2 ~ a certain man entitled MAJ
/ number supreme Court. valentine aealns'
Brady and Others being map for partition sale
| ~ that part or HYATT Farm. near WOODLAND "
| tl, 94th Ward 81 the city 81 New ork. ilsa'
| by II II Spndler Surveyor and certified by T,
! n Forster. as refere. ana filed I'm the office OF
| tho Regster OF the city and County OF New NorA
as map number az. which said plots are bound
ed a. follows Northerly by the division line ~
! Workers and the city ~ New York: easterly by
| lot number 100 on said map, westerly by lot
number lSs on said map, and southeriy by the
northerly side ot 24Oth street.
TIE fret plot will be sold subject 70 hrst
| mortgage Of xix thousand nine hundred and
tlirty dollars s6.93Oi and accrued Interest there
on: also subject TO restrictive covenants contained
Z -. In
| o. Conveyauces, Mt page 81 IN the office OF the
Register Of the County CT New York
The second plot vii be sold subject to nrst
| mortgage OF three thousand dollars $4,000 and
accrued interest
Roth plots above described will be sold sub
| ort 90 any state Of facts which an accurate
survey would show.
! Dated New York. April oath. 1912.
ADOLPH STERN.
Referee.
WILLIAM ~ GRASSE.
Attorney FOR Plaintiff.
1g2 Broadway. Manhattan, New York CITY.
The following diagrams OF the property "a
! be sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
BANK MERGER PLANNED
Hanover Interests Seek Control
of GaIIatin. It Is Said.

Shareholders OF the Gallatin National
Bank have been approached with an offer
10 purchase a controlling interest In that
Institution. The control Of the Gallatin Bank
is sought by the Hanover National Bank
interests IL is understood. Certain( large
shareholders of the Gallatin stock have
been negotiating for some time, II Is said.
10 determine whether the stock could &c
secured upon favorable terms. fat offer
was said to have been made, based upon
the ability OF the syndicate or certain large
shareholders. 20 secure control.
The Gallatln National is one Of the his
torfc and highly conservative banks OF the
financial district. Chartered I'm 1929. 1t ranks
as No IA in the New York Clearing House.
with which II has been associated since
the organization Of that body. The late
Frederick y. Happen. Its former president.
was for years in control OF the Clearing
House machinery. and piloted the banks
through several periods OF panic and dis
turbed money market conditions. Samuel
Woolverton. formerly cashier. has been
president since Mr.. Tappen's death
Among the large owners OF the bank
stock which has always been closely held,
are Charles 4. Peabody, president or the
Mutual Life Insurance Company; the Nut
ual Life itself. and the Astor estate inc
capital Of the bank is 100000. and Its sur
plus s.. 800 The present deposits amount
TO $4,000. The Gallatin National stock
was quoted yesterday at 3t5 bid.
The negotiations for the Gallatin stock
recall the attempt Of the Hanover National
Bank To secure control OF the Fourth Ma
tonal Bank In December. 1902 At that time
there was extensive trading in the shares
Of the Fourth National. due to the report
Of merger. and their price was consider
ably depressed as a consequence. The
Fourth National finally issued a statement
dcnying'the report, and offering 10000 addi-
tional shares Of stock for sale to it's share
l,nl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
BossCHEITER SLAYERs LOSE
hpplications for Pardon Made by Three
Refused by Board.
IN. r.iegranb 70 The Tribune.

BY Telegraph 10 nc iIipun''I
Trenton, ~ j.. April A.-Forty-nine con-
yicts were paroled from the New Jersey
state Prison by the Court Of Pardons to-
day and two were pardoned. Henry Pulley,
of Monmouth. is in the death house at the
nr,son and was TO have been put TO death
during the week OF May o. HIS sentence
was commuted 10 thirty years Hie I'M
prlsonment.
Among the application for parole refused
H., the hoard we're those OF Andrew j..
Campbell. Walter McAilister and William
. Death. three of the Paterson quartet
sen,enced TO thirty years for the murder of
Jennie Bosscheiter. Another convict whose
application failed was Albert :" Iwinine'
snn,eraed to six years for his part In the
,,,rant,,e Of the Monmouth Trust Com
n.,x : The application for combination OF
the life sentence Of Joseph ki"iatkowski
MAS refused by the court The man used
an axe to murder his wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
couer reEEs FORMER ATHLETE.

Frank y. Riley. some years ago wen
,,o,., a. an athlete and now in business
8, R-ooklvn. was arralgncd In the Tomos
COW, Yesterday or "A charge OF disorderly
co,duct Patrolman Gerrity, OF the Old
Gu, s,o,ion arrested Riley on Tuesday
,,tgn, q, Rcayer and Whitehall streets be-
cause he thought he had been amusing nun
self by kicking lantern around IN the
street. In court hc couldn idcnhiN INC
BROOKLYN man. and Riley was discharged
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APPEAL IN EXPRESS CASE
uWernment Objects to Dismissal OF
Indictment Against Comnany.

Nncinnati, April 24.-Tho action Of Fed
s's' Judge HOLSTER in dismissing the In
nss. nen' against the Adams Express Com
he ITO, ,or oyercharging will be appealed 10
sarve uited States Supreme Court, " necesy
Meb, according 10 United States Attorney
nerson here to-day.
io,n,e company contended that as II was a
liets11 .ock association II could not be in
unosr the interstate commerce law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25

Tho approximate amount Of the lien or charge
10 satisfy which the above described property u
Ia bc sold Is two thousand se'en hundred and
nrty- four and II 100 dollars 49,. 1J4 III, with in
terest thereon from May 80. 1911. together WIN
costs and allowance amounting 20 two hundred
and four and ~ 100 dollars (s2Oi 32l. with inter
sst from May % 1911. together with the expenses
OF the sale The approximate amount of tho
taxer assessments and water rates or other liens
which are 20 be allowed to tho purchaser out OF
tho purchase money. or paid by the referee. Is
one thousand four hundred and nineteen and
50 100 dollars 81 iioS3, and interest.
Dated New York. April 2ith 1917.
ADOLPH STERN Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
WORK WANTED,
Male

cu.r-rrFr.p Single: careful city orlVer
s.von vears' experience. Packard aha ~,
Arrow cars: does all own repairs tTS' %. .,
e~ence. honest sober. rehaole' - ~ "
Walker 800 West i5lst - ---------
MECHANIC "a. married; care ior ptopsriH ~
spare time: exchange for rent ecu . .o'al'
rlumbirg steam. gasoiene ihaen,"o. ;, ,,enc..
work: everything: own 'ooit' ~
Robert Roth. la5 sth ave. ------
PAINTER. decorator paperhanger: take chat lss
ana respo' sihle any Job. city country 80
East s5th 81.
PORTEe.-By s;soug young colored man o.
Lowry. 244 West 18Th ~. -...--.
YoI.NG MARRIED MAN al anything "hete
there Is a fair compensation unders.sn1a
,ainting ana carpenter work. handy Win too,s
not afraid Of work. ADDRESS y r hwy |
washington ave. Bronx.
Female.
COVERINGS German. French. bhglsn, nu,,
also phvsical care. city or country lr'"'''A
abingdon Square Room 24l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A LARGE saIos corporation offers q limited
Issue of it's =, preferred stock at par Sloo
per share. the company IL doing business now
with the largest concerns In the country
500 coo worth OF business now In hand, as
CURING the investor OF immediate dividend :.
Mcdonald wig gins Company. 90 broadway,
y. Y. A-ST
MANUFACTURERS having any interesting
articles for sale should write 20 Malsussena II.
dc VILE Nice tFrancel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25

Male
coAcHMAN. Single; reference; willing. a l,(
objigiug: country preferred. y. J., W. az
GARDENER. USEFUL Married; no children
exnerienced IN all branches; vegetables. iralls
flowers greenhouse. wants cottage pest 'e'e'
ences Carpenters Agency, ia ON ave. -
GARDENER.-IIfe experience growing vegea
bIeq flowers. fruit. under glass and OUTDOORS
caring for lawns. trees. shrubs. poultry t ,c.
good at Landscape work; haId "oik'i 7"D'
oinc wears present place: good references. ~
dress Gardener. "a Gautier ave, Jersey ,IlS, y. .
MARRIED COUPLE. Man thoroughly under
stands gardening horses, COVE VII, go Vaon~~
l54 9Th ave. -----
USEFUL MAN. Young irishmen; underf, t,,,, ~
horses garden. chickens. can MIX care th 10
i've wears reference. Carpenter bureau l'' OH
USEFUL HANDY MAN. 81. care horses mar
ness, autos washer. waiting experienced
temperate. trustworthy. speaks German. frencn
English; or as second butler. anything; refer
ence star. 4I6 West I'D 81
Female
rtI ,uBERMAID. ASSISTANT WAITRESS 20
Youne mn siri: excellent three years refer
o,cS y Miss Unftna, er's Agency. 3D ana 82-
5tb ave, ninth floor. Tel 452I Madison Sluare
and chambermaid- wait
ro,y-Two very good swedish girls, "Accp-
,,o,siIy neat AMI willing; best references
,iog@s' $40 and s25 Osrerbere's Agency. ZIG
lexington ave; tel. Plaza 1o5i
cooK--Neat, obliging swedish girl: ~ months
i, Mace lust left. best city references;
Coz. friend nrst class waitress; VIII separate.
C",erhere's Agency, 40 Lexington ave; tel
Plaza io31.
roo1f--Au excellent Finnish cook has best
',erenrss. also chambermald and waitress
,ussiia Agency, ESQ Lexington ave-, tel. 4'oI
1.5sot, t,,coJ.ni; Swedish: has very hes, ref
Cr"nces: very neat and willing j. JussiIa
Agency. ESQ Lexington ave Tel 4425-Plazs.
oG,7pY Neat. reliable Finnish man. good
t,isr usefuI. wife cook. housemaid; WI
A. nntIrc work Of house. excellent references
os,erberc's Agency. 40 Lexington ave- tel
Plaza 1919. -.------
1pTssNA KER.-First class inter; St. llsh re-,
modelling. By Day; home preferred Z4o "es'
3sth IT. ------------...
;-II,N-TpEsS-F class. Finnish: doe
i'As - roIlars etc; careful. reliable; bes
snnnc,.s. $40 Ostcrberg's Agency, ZIG Lex
irg,nn ave: tel. Plaza 1O51 -
I7NppEsS-Can do shirts. collars. cuns
.S~,,iJent Finnish laundIess; city or cout'
~, JussIla Agency, $50 Lexington ave tel
4453 Plaza. -----------------
I.AirXDREss. Young Norwegian. institution , 10,
work II Miss Hofmayers Agency I'D "ti
90" nir,b roor Tel. 4j27 Madison Square.
SI,ncrpy CoyIcRNEss. North German: ex
nsrtenced, English. German. music. sewing
at, I,r.,,,h. city Or country: best references
~ O. tribune Uptown OnicH. 1864 broadwsy
-, s.,,I,,5. -coIored woman wishes family
washing by week or dozen: 10 years refer
ence. I6G West 1929 -. .-Lon. -ee. Morn.--.
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
WISH TO BY diamond; one or two carats
ring ar stud Wiltshire, Tribune Uptown OF
fee. 1864 BroadNav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
plIBIIC NOTICES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

nanartment OF finance. Bureau for the Col
Due tpo ~ 'raxes No. 81 Chambers St, Borough
iec.on Ia,tan New York. April 1. 1912
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
rAapET CLEANING.

.yopK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
NE" ojd.s,. Largest. Most Modern.
FIFE RU5s WOVEN FROM OLD c SARPnTA
800 tsos Rryaut. $37-lao West 18th 90.
sIpFFIu- CARPET CLEANING co.--cleans
IN compresyed air, steam. hand or on moor
IA broadway, AL East a6th ST. COB 4
HR ANDT Tel. 132-Ssth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25

TIE RU1TERrCK PUBLISHING 90. ,' 1nsn,
,,.ar,nn u,It5, a practical krowledgs 81 dress
Ses,eninr. trimming &C. Apply 10y lstter 4nly'
stating ace ami eNpcfi"noN. 10 a j." ~ "''
tcrlck Rldg. -. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
TERMINAL STORAGE AM
WAREHOUSE CO.,
sis-:is EAST I 18TH ST, BRONX.

To =. Lehneman Mabel Danton, Della Mo-
lima. Mrs. O'Connor Catherine Dunkley. Mrs.
Summers. Mr.. Hedspelt. Isabella Leach. VIM. \.
Dougherty. Fred. Hall. Mrs Walsh. Edw ard
Collins, p L. Sullivan, Rome Mfg. Co. Sam.
Tucker, W H. Cheston Co. A. l.. Boes. Frank L.
Robinson. Mrs. Davis. Mrs. :. Green. Mrs. STAN
ford r. W. woolworth Co.. Mrs. Meyer Masren.
Mrs Hayden. Eugene Brooks, J. w. Reynolds.
Mrs Hayden q r. n. Linewesyer. John Heits-
hlsen. Wirsing 4 Son. Miss w. Bradshaw, A.
Basso, v NJ Frost: You and each Of you are
hereby notified that the time for the payments
personal effects and freight stored by YOU 90
Tor your account in our warehouse having ex-
pired, such property will be sold at public arc-
tIon az 2l3-2ie East l35th st.. Bronx, Now
York City on Monday. May GOTH 1912. at 1920
a m and each day thereafter at the ssfne
time and place until all the goods have oeea
HARLEM TERMINAL STORAGE AND
WAREHOUSE co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25

,,5,,,.r1S -,,;TrANEI b. new system. carpets,
rus Cleaned without removal AZ y cost.
\. x Cleaning CO.. IS Watts ST. Phone
sprinR-l00l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25

7~T- IGTIER and assistant In boarding .ehoo'
q, ,ourtrv for exceptional children; hhoe'tai
zen. primary branches objective ahG i ,,,.
methods. resident position references. ""''"'"s
80, PIainusld - J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
STORAGE NOTICES.

WARWICK THOMSON co. asa WEST 34T q
St, Borough Of Manhattan. City and state
of New York.--To agent; A. Jaesl Co.; agent
81 4 Shoe Co; agent. IT, Ii. StrecE j. Orn!
stein: agent, G. Dl Marco agent. A. Gobeh
agent W. II. Richards; agent, National Cons
duit Cable Co: agent, ~. Ncwberry: agenS
j. ID. Van Horn: agent, order r. l.. Caikinsy
care OF Postal Tel Gable Co.; agent, 81
Blumenfeld; agent. +. Leund; agent. II. 80
Miller: agent. Thomas Finneaan agent. this
Brooklyn Paint and Paper supply Co; agent.
Antonio Jaminez; order r. /. caikins. care OK
l. e. Klein, order r; l. calkins; agent. s5d
ST.. order r. l.. Calkins. care OF EJw. n
Guenther: Mrs. VI. A. Murray. care OF agentt
agent, Mrs. Oscar Nicer: order r. L. Calkinst
order r. L. Calkins; order r. o. Calkinss
order r. l.. CalkiEs: order r. l.. Calkins. care
of 7. Weiss; order X. l.. Calkins, by Rose
Bros order II. l.. Calkins: Mkt L. Goldbergs
You are hereby notified that the storags
and other charges being due. and the time for
tho payment OF this company's lien therefor
upon the property hereinafter described hsv-
ing expired, and due notice thereof having
been given 10 YOU this company will Gauss
20 be sold at public auction on May sth. 1912,
| commencing at IL o'clock a. m, at 6J6-eG0
West saith st. in the Borough OF Manhattan
City End state OF New York, the following de-
scribed goods, belonging TO YOU or held on
your account, household goods, personal ef-
fscts and merchandise goods and wares.
Warwick Thomson Co. by E. T. Thomson.
Treasurer. Benz y. Cardozo, Auctioneer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
PENNSYLVANIA.

NEW SPETCF CABIN INN.-Where you can
catch trout. Rooms en- suite and with bath.
Booklet Cresco Station. d, l.. & W. r. X.
w. J. ~ D. PRICE. Canadensis, Pa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25

rrsr POINT. n. Y. APRIL ]. 1917
Sealed proposals. in triplicate. subject TO the
Ia Conditions for furnishing wood, mineral
usu" asoiinA forage and straw At this Post.
oil oil, be received until o'clock p. NJ; May I;
1917 Deliveries 10 be MADE curing the nrcs.
ysa' rigbt 10 accept or reject any or all pro-
me rs ar any part thereof. For further in
tormation address Quartermaster. west foin''
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"a WHoM n MAY CONCERN.

tn THE CREDITORS OF BARNET pisLEk
or Sarah Disler.-Notice 10 hereby given that
ali claims against Sarah Disler OF the estate OF
barnet DisIer. late Of $50 Ninth avenue. Bceoush
Of Manhattan. City OF New York. must % nled
with the undersigned on or before June ], 1el 4
Leopold FREEMAN. 302 Broadway. ManhattAn6
New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
MARLBOROUGH Blenbeln1

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.
Josiah White 4 Sons Company.
THE WILTSHIRE. Atlantic City. y. j.
virginia Avenue and Beach.-Ocean view.
Greatly improved. Cap $50. Private baths.
running water in rooms elevator etc. Music.
Special, $3.50 up weekly: 80 up daily Open
all the year. Booklet SAMUEL ELLIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25

LAKE BOMOSEEN.-The Prospect and ten
Cottages, all outdoor sports; garage, book
let. H. h. ELLIS. Castleton, VT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25

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