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New-York tribune., 1912-04-02
RECALLS DEATH OF STERRYS
Widow of Man Who Slew His
Father Gets Bulk of Estate.

The Staying OF George f. Sterry, of the
drug firm of Weaver & Sterry by his son
George +. Sterry jr, on May 49, 1905, and
the suicide Of the parricide was recalled
yesterday by the filing in the SurroGate's $
office Of the transfer tax appraisal of the
young mans estate by Wallace S Fraser,
Deputy State Controller.
The explanation of the murder was that
young Sterry was opposed to the second
marriage of his father to Miss Rachel
Briggs Blaikie announced for two weeks
fICm the day Of the double killing. Stcrry
his mind inhamcd with whiskey and alb
sinthe, went to his fathers Office, and after
brief conversation shot him and then
took his own life.
The transfer tax appraisal filed yesterday
showed that at the time of the crime
Sterry, jr., owed his father 5000 on notes
for amounts ranging from $50 to 500 each.
These loans by the father covered a period
from June, 1901, To within two months Of
the tragedy. Some of these papers were
demand notes. At the time of the shooting
1t also was hinted that young Sterry feared
his father would change his will after his
marriage and make his young wife his
beneficiary.
Tho report i'm tho Surrogates office gave
the gross value of the estate at S29,o9l,
from which were taken debts amounting 10
estate sl9s79. For two years Mrs. Mildred
H. Sterry. the widow Of the younger Sterry,
sued for her interest in the share Of her
husband in the estate of mis- father. This
suit was settled it was learned, by the
payment Of So, 900 to her by the executors
OF the elder Sterrys estate.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-02
LIS PENDENS.


, 81. olS Fast. William Cromwell ct, ct al al
-, Krarhes Contracting 20 arrro1 - a.
sE sE,ie,. attorneys cary & 'ario''' =.
.s,,rs AVE. n G cor 179th ST, o6,o4eS. TX
Ht1ilIi.., ave n " cor 10th ST, II. l.'Nl *
iTee Pm # UoughtalinE ct al agt SaNs'oie
hr,e 81 Al action 10 foreclose mechanic "ep'
'Sorne,s Phillips Avery
t''V,r,ys AVE y Q cor Freeman ST. N'"N-oN
S1Ebbl'NIr mos & Rosenbaum aGt Roun-
iries ,sit, construction co ot al 'aC'lon 70 SCI
tes N,Tsrsfcls ctc,; attorneys, He''her' S'h'o"
{ ss'a1 Asher oro os s.,oq >.
i. Van Roskcrck at william - haN"aIu
LlzIe, I,s,',s NJ n'c,. attorney Thornley,.
l.r,, CT 3oq East: Loretta ! Gallagher agt
.,,,i.r, l. HAYWARD ct al foreclosure OF m's)'
s,,orney j ThomIey.
,s.rH ST. 5o7 and 500 West; ANDREW wilson IN
- Minnie 4 Blanchard ct al foreclosure OF
1ts, attorney, II Rowe.
nJyrXGToN ST, 237: Mary J quinn sSt Jos
,,,,r o. al foreclosure OF two mtgsl; attorneys
rrakower & Peters.
rNpBRCIlFT AVE. v 5 2272 II Of Wash Wash
,,or bridge Park. 6S. 3Xl43.IX irreg, Hamilton
iss,,ri,,es Il, act HOPE Construction co ct al
sssorsrloslrc Of mtgc); attorneys Fletcher, sill
cocks & Lcahy.
gsT ST. Sl1 East: Abraham Morris ct al ast
I,hr Wynn et al foreclosure or mtge)' a'lVI
news Townc & Spcllman.
ttsTH ~. n $. part of lot 143 on " i Of
parcel so map of Waldron tract; loSXl"lo;
Thomas " Churchill agt John ! Churchill et al
fpartitiorl: attorney, = W Marlo"
AVENUE r. 93 and 9Th st, Sol and 6olh;
uosss Baum AIT IuEa Realty co 90 al, faction
80 fcrecIose mechanics lien. attorney, Bcrzick.
,4aD ST N $ - II Of College ave. 40. IA
100 Franklin savings Bank IN the city OF New
York at Elizabeth RaEctte foreclosure OF mtse''
attorney W VI Powell.
,eoTH ST 253 East, Robert Cielland agt
lanes n Browne ct al foreclosure Of mtgei;
at'oyney " puCkVcrth
WEBSTER AVE cor 1921 st. lSoNloo 5:
4p lg~f :
o. Al foreclosure Of two m,gs); attorney. NJ J
Mulqueen.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-02
SAILORS AT SERVICE
Uncle Sam S Jewish Soldiers Also
Attend Passover Meeting.

The Patriotic League Of America new
conner in the ranks Of Jewish orGaniza-
tions I'm New York. began its work last
night with a celebration Of the SCdcr SER
vice Of the Passover at Tuxedo Hall, seth
street and Madison avenue. About two
hundred young men of the Jewish faith
who are United States soldiers or sailors
stationed in and near the city. were the
guests of the new organization.
Joseph Barondess Edward Lauterba oh
end Nissim Behar are the men responsible
tor the new organization. Mr.. Barondess
was the toastmaster last night and ex-
planned that the chief object Of the Pa
triouc League was to give announcement
TO Jewish young men who are In the
United States service.
To that end the league procured a War
and Navy Department order to Jewish SOL
diers and sailors in and around New York
giving them each leave of absence for
the duration of the Passover. Funds were
collected from philanthropic Jews to enter
tain the men, put them up at hotels and
take care OF them generally during the
celebration
New-York tribune., 1912-04-02
WATER WAGON SHIP IN PORT
Passengers Stunned Into Temperance
by Big Whiskey Cargo.

The Anchor liner Caledonia laden 10 ca
pacity with passengers Scotch whiskey and
Scotch potatoes, arrived here yesterday
from Glasgow
The SMOKING room steward. who finds
time IN study human nature, said that the
presence of the unusually big cargo of
smoky alcohol in the hold curiailcd the de-
mand for II IN the smoking room.
Us human nature 10 want something
that is scarce or costly" said this philoso-
pher, "and ! blame the ten thousand cases
IN the hold for the atmosphere Of tenn
perance that hung about the ship from
-Aoyille to Sandy Hook The chief steward
a!so-iold me that. while We lad more pas
stneers than usual. the demand for pots-
toes and kppcred herring was less than
ever Great quantities Of these commodi-
ties also were slowed ir the hold"
The Atlantic Transport liner Minnehaha.
IN yesterday from London, also brought
over consignment Of potatoes. big enough.
three days
New-York tribune., 1912-04-02
NO BAIL FOR HoLD-UP BOY
bioKe and Needed Money" Only Ex-
cuse Of Lad Who Shot "I,' Agent.

me seventecn-year- old boy arrested on
YWe cnarge Of shooting Andrew Dwyer.
- ''Ne' agent on the uptown Cortlandt street
s'a'ioh Of The Sixth avenue elevated. sun
uay night was arragned before Magistrate
appleton in the Tombs court yesterday
morning and held without bail for further
examination on Thursday. lie confessed
.hst The first name ne had given, Frank
"nte' was an alias and described himself
as Matthew Finn. living with his parents
al NO. BIG West 1l7th street.
"heh the magistrate learned that he had
eeen employed in a factory until recently
nc expressed surprise that the boy should
resort to hod-up methods to obtain money
Nsl pc could more safely get through
MWking or from his parents. The only an
,r. S"T which Finn could make was that he
vas broke and needed the money"
IN regard TO the shooting he aVerred that
ne had thought he saw Dwyer reaching for
revolver and had shot in self-defcnce.
ne M expressed himself as relieved to learn
ton.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-02
Mr.. WILLIAMS INSTALLED
New Commissioner Joins Public
Service Board.

G. V. s. Williams Yesterday formally took
possession Of his office the NTH member
Of the Public Service Commission succeed
ing William McCarroll. whose term expired
on February !. In retiring Mr.. McCarroll
said:
II do not know that : have anything spe-
cial to say on this occasion. but I feel graft
fed that | have remained with the com
mission long enough to assist in bringing
about final settlement of the rapid transit
question the solution of which is now IN
sight While the other work Of the com
mission IS very important, ] regard the
rapid transit work as most important of all
and am very glad that the great question
Of rapid transit extension Is so near final
settlement
Chairman Wilcox escorted the new Com
missioner TO his rooms and there introduced
aim to the other members Of the commits
sion and the heads Of departments.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-02
KEG OF BEER FOR GAYN0R
Governor Dix" Has His Little
Joke on the Mayor.

The oyes Of the hangeIs-on in the cor
ridor Of the city Hall bulged out yester-
dav when Young man Juggling beer
keg appeared in the offlng. lie toiled wear
iIv up the steps and inquired the way 10
the Mayors office. outside the door Of the
Mayors sanctum the young man and IN"
keg were intercepted by Jim Mckct-
trick. one Of the vigilant guardians OF the
Mayor.
The young man managed 20 make known
that he had keg Of beer for his honor
from Governor Dix, and he pulled note
from his pocket. which read:
Mayors Office city Hall: Please pay
the bearer In many smiles,
(SiGned1 GOVERNOR DIN.
The young man got his payment right
then and there. and then Mckettrick, who
is a kind soul. explained to the young man
that it was April Fools Day.
We'll | didn't know, ne said. I'm
stranger in town
with that he slowly moved away. leav-
ing his burden behind. IT was later dis
covered that the keg held nothing what
ever.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-02

Washington, April !.
ORDERS ISSUED-The following orders
have been issued:
ARMY.
Captain FREDERICK W. COLEMAN, 10Th
Infantrv detailed in subsistence depart
nient. vice Captain LUTZ VAIL who has
become entitled 10 promotion to grade OF
major Of infantry.
Following changes recruiting officers ordered
captain CHARLES T. ELLIOTT Tetlrcct -
from Los Angeles 10 Baltimore. wee cap
ieT WiLLAM ySd Eapian q mhhh5iEN JoHN LocK
WOOD Cretiredj, to Los Angeles, vice
FITsI NT Lieutenant WAITER !. SCOTT
ION cavalry, TO Fort Mcdowell
Firet Lieutenant SAMUEL ~. TILGHMANN'
from 1G7th to ll6th COMPANY coast ar
F,-, lieutenant WILLIAM r. NICHOLS,
from l16th TO 18TH Company coast artii-
>.a,,,e ~ First Lieutenant c. sToCKMAN
BENDEL 7th Infantry, placed on list de
tached officers and name Of First Lieu
tenant COLLIN H. HALL infantry re-
Second Lieutenant JONATHAN wAVERLY
ANDERSON assigned 6th Field Artillery,
April 80. to Fort Monroe thence to MS
second Lieutenant THOMAS H. MNAB. 6th
Eield Artillery, found incapaciiated' is le-
Leaves of absence: Captain FRANCIS II.
POPE. IAN Cayalry. one month n,', on n. ar,
LUTHER FELKER. 18th Cavalry. three
months. ~
NAVY.
ie,,ts snant Commander e. .. FEWEL de-
tached the Lancaster, navy yard Phiia-
PaymaSter Cierk F. r. TICK, appointment
revoked
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHlPS.-The fol-
loving movements Of vessels have been re-
ported 10 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
March 99-Thc Bailey. at Annapolis. the
Saratoga, at Shanghai
March 3O-The Lebanon, At hampton foaus'
The Mars at Newport
March aI-The Washington, At san Juan; the
n, at Yorktown, Va; The AJAX at
Hampton Roads.
SAILED.
March 29-Tnc Patapsco. from Norfolk FOR
Tangier Sound. .,,, g.,
Mech 30--'rhe Lebanon. from Norfolk TOT
Hampton Roads. the vulcan, from Baltl-
more for Boston: the Washington from
- Thomas for San Juan. the Osctola'
f,on, Key West for Cape Maisi; the Nero
trom, san Pedro for Sar Diego.
,,rah 2t-Thc Wisconsin, from Tompkins-
''" ,iiie for Philadelphia.
.-u f-The Supply. from Manila for Guam.
I'm Atlanta, placed out OF commission navy
FsIah' Horth Carolina. placed IN first reserve.
rstv vsri, Portsmouth April ~ a.. ~
1,ba Rirmlngham placed IN hfst reserve
1rc soiem placed I'm httt reserve, navy
pos,on April 20. the Wabash being re-
.sta,A IN comm! !ssion until that date.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-02
LOST BANKBOOkS.

1N%KRooK No 3a7 oc2 Of the Union Dime
Saving. Bank is missing Any person haN-
ir,, a claim 10 II is hereby called upon 10 pre-
scnt the same within ten days or submit 10
L,,irs said passhook cancelled and new hne
issued. --------..-
E, r,,%KR0OK 10 sol 400 ~ the Union Dime
savings Bank Is missing Nny person nav
tro , claim To IL Is hereby called upon Ia pre-
scn, tho same within ten DAYS o. submit 10
having said passhoot cancelled and new one
issued. .-------
! I0sT-p -pankbook No. 55Ies7 OF Dry Dock
Ga wings institution. Any person having
clci,rs rpon said book is called upon to PR
sent tho same to the bank within thirty days
or tho said book viii be declared cancelled
and rNtinguished, and new one Issued IN ileu
thereof
I9IST--liankbook 40. i3G.073 Of Dry Dock
Sayinga Institution. Any person having
cinJn,s anon said hook is called upon 10 pre-
snnt Ia, same to the bank within thirty days
or tb. said hook v III he declared cancelled ana
s,.tInruishsd. and a new one Issued In lieu
thereof.
IoST or sTOLEN-Bsnkbook No. 6s7,1OS Of
- ,b.. German savings Bank In the City Of
Ns,, York corner 18th avenuc and l4th street
,,ttn,sd against negotiating tho same. II
rt returned to the hank on the a3d day Of
Anil lNI2 duplicate will be issued
,oSr Handbook No 500. lOi OF Dry Dock say-
- -, Iustituton. Any person having claims upon
III hoCk is called upon 10 present the same 10
H. bank within thirty days. or the said book
III Ls declared cancelled and eNtingylshed. and
" " new one issued in lieu thereof
0s1. nankbook No. l,Ol4. .523. Bank for Saw
tngs $50 4th ave, New YORK Payment
,,"Sod please return book to bank.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-02
HYDE TRIAL AGAIN DELAYED
May Come Up Next Monday
Whitman Explains Tangle.

Charles H. HYDE was not in the Grim
iral Branch Of the Supreme Court yester-
day when District Attorney Whitman
called his case for trial before Justice
Davis, nor was Max D. Steuer his coun-
sell The first instalment OF two hundred
of the panel Of special taleSmen was there,
many spectators as could crowd into the
room
In few words District Attorney Whit
man told the court how matters stood The
defendant, he said. had been given up by
bis bondsman had been released from Gus
tody on a writ Of habeas corpus signed by
Justice Woodward, of the Kings County
Supreme Court and was now paroed by
the same justice in the custody of his
counsel. Action on the writ Of habeas
corpus. the District Attorney explained
had been stayed by an alternative writ Of
prohibition granted by the Appellate Divi-
sion Of this county, which was returnable
to-day
Justice Davis said that under the cir
eumstances he thought II would he best to
adjourn the case. lie named April as
the day on which the taleSmen were TO re-
turn
District Attorney Whitman called the
courts attention 10 the fact that the de-
fcndsnt was still ON parole.
This court" said Justice Davis "wilI
not interfere with any action taken by an
+, ctber justice"
y1oThat was taken to mean that Hyde'S
parole will continue until next Monday,
when his case will be called for trial again.
The argument Of the alternative writ Of
prohibition will take place to-day before
the Appellate Division. and it is thought
likely that there will he prompt decision.
Should an absolute writ Of prohibition be
granted the District Attorney is Of the
opinion that further action on Justice
Woodwards writ will he impossible
New-York tribune., 1912-04-02
eAYNoR TO PRESIDE AT DINNER.

Mayor Gaynor, president OF the Sons Of
oneida, will preside at the annual dinner
OF the society, scheduled for April "a, at
the Waldorf. The Mayor is a native q
skeeterboro," as part OF the village Cf
oriskany. Oneida County is familarly
dubbed. A letter from one of the old in
haolisnts recently reached the Mayor after
.lrylng TO find him at his old office at
40. z William street An effort will be
ihsde al the dinner 10 spread the informa-
lion that the president Of the society has
ior some time past held the honored office
OF Mayor Of the city Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-02
HELD FOR THEFT IN ARMORY.

bernsn Herbert. who said he had no oc-
''pslion or home, aud who was arrest ed
srly on Sunday morning in the armory Of
me ~ Battalion, Field Artillery, n. c.
~ T. on charge 0f stealing diamond
~ rom member Of the Columbia Troop
sikT.4A heid w 5000 bail for trial Yesterday
~ ~, Magsttate Herman. in the West Side
sgutt The prisoner said some one gave
'n,I. 'i lhe pin. lie rs not a graduate of Co
'''ty Ia The Tribune yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-02
WORK WANTED.

CHAUFFEUR Young man. good habits Prot-
cstant. licensed, city or country. George w.
Shaw, "a Monatt st, Brooklln
MACHlNIST ENGINEER or MANAGER-Ry
elderly man. experienced; can give best refer
ence Address Mechanic 40 Kent ave, Brooklyn
MAN. elderly. active. understanding garden,
lawns. vegetables, flowers and all kinds OF
stock: references W. J., Tribune Uptown Of
hce. 1864 Broadway.
PAINTER. paperhanEer decorator; take
charge and responsible any job. city. coun-
try. 2l7 East N5th.
ALESMAN.-Young married man. %. Ger
man-American: experienced. outside sales
man: also clerical work. accurate a. hgures
wishes position az anything. T.. r., 2o' East
J3d :
New-York tribune., 1912-04-02

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
assessment rolls Of real estate aud personal
property in the city Of New York for the year
1912 have been delivered to tho undersigned
and that all taxes on said assessment rolls are
due and payable follows:
All taxes on personal property and one II
Of all taxes on real estate are due and pay
able
WEDNESDAY. MAY I. 1912.
and the remaining and nnal One-half of taxes
on real estate shall he due and payable on the
FIRST or NOVEMBER. 1912. All taxes be-
on the respective days when they become due
and PAYABLE as hereiuhefore provided and shall
remain such Hens until paid
The second half of the tax on real estate
which Is due as hrreinhefore provided on the
nrst day of November following the payment
~ the first half. may b" paid on the hrst day
of Nav or at any time thereafter providing the
rrst halr shall have been paid shall be paid
al the same time and on such payments or the
serond half as MAJ ne made In such manner
prior tn November hrst discount shall be a
lowed from tho date ~ payment to November
FIRST AZ the rate of four per centum per annum.
No DISCOUNT ~ ALLOWED on PER
sONAI TAN BILLS.
Penalty on unpaid taxes on real estate he
sonal taxes June l.
Taxes ar" payable AZ the office ~ the R"-
cei,er OF Taxes In the Borough where IN"
property is located. as follows:
borough ~ Manhattan. ~ chambers 81
Borough ~ The Bronx Municipal Building
corner ID and fremont aves.
Borough ~ Brooklyn. Municipal Building.
Borough Of Queens, Court square, Long
Borough Of Richmond Borough Hall, 81
George.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-02
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.


| LADIES MAID--Neat, tall Swedish girl. with
excellent city references: good seamstress
and traveller. Chss. Wilson's Agency lil
| East j1th ST.
| LAUNDREss- Can do shirts. collars; capable
young Finnish woman; best reference; city or
country: country preferred Jussila Agency. $50
Lexington ave. Tel. 1ia3 Plaza
LNUNDRESS. Competent Irish girl, good shirt
iTOner: best references; city or country; wages
$50. Call at Lang 4 Boecherer co. Agency, a.
io-i7 West sd ST.
LAUNDRESS- swedish; neat; excellent iaun-
dress; first class in every respect eHceuent
| references: $50 Osterberg's Agency Ilo Lex
lnston ave; tel. 1000 Plaza
LAUNDRESS and CHAMBERMAID - Very
neat Young girl good references; So. VIII
sons Agency, III East j7th ST.; tel 222i
Plaza.
LAUNDRESS-Can do shirts. collars and all
fine linens. excellent references. Miss Mar
garct smiths Agency, - West isd ST phone
3030 Bryant.
LAUNDRESS and chambermald; capable young
Finnish girl, willing TO help chamberwork'
good referenre. Jussila Agency, $50 Lexington
ave. Tel 1853 Plaza
LAUNDRESS-First class family laundrcss;
saresn .m ana Wiling very good PG'sGIa arbns Tel
ave. 10th St: tel. s4ss Schuyler.
acknowledgements colored woman wishes
days work. laundry or boarding house, or
washing 10 take home. Call or write slhonds'
3i2 N"st 39th -
NURSERY GOVERNEss Refined young
perienced German; good sewer; city or coun-
try hest references. wages S5O-S31 Can az
Lang Boecherer CO. Agency. 43 io-iI west
5Jl st.
NURSE French: long references; infant or
grown go any distance; has friend parlor-
maid and waitress: good seamstress. Miss
Mprrow's Agency I2l Lexington ave.
NI'RSE-North German. for children over
three years; excellent references Miss Mar
Gar't smiths Agency, - West I'D ST.; phone
3o52 Br ant.
NURSE,- English, for infant; thoroughly COM
pctcnt hospital training; uneXcepionaole
refercnclsi So Protective Registry tAgency),
23S Wcit Tooth ST.. at Broadway; tel. 92is
RiyersiJe.
NlRSEIGerman Protestant girl; speak,
English; healthy reliable; best references;
So. Osterbcrgs Agency, 7i6 Lexington ave.
Tel 1858 Plaza
MUSE North German girl; experienced takes
children over two; good sewer; city, or coun-
Boecherer 90. Agency. 43-45-i7 West 33d st.
NIRSE-Germun Protestant; experienced from
birth $50. so anywhere. Miss shea's Agency.
East i2d s..
PAHLORMAID or CHAMBERMAIn -- Tall,
neat. very competent Swedish girl: speaks
English. very best references. Osterhergs
Agency. 7lG Lexington ave; tel. 1888 Plaza
PROTESTANT LAUNDRESS-Assist chamber
work exceptionally neat; personal city ref
crences; city or country. Mrs Golfers Agency
457 lth ave. near 3lst 81.
WAITRESS-F First class references; makes all
salads; understands serving wines; city or
West i2d St: phone 3030 Bryant
WAITRESS and PARLORMALD. First class
irish girl takes buffers place: hest refer
ences; city or country; wages $50 sJ5. tali at
33d 81
WAITRESS ARIORMAID-Neat. tall swell
lsh girl; excellent waitress; understands her
work thoroughly very best references. oster-
bcrg's Agency 7l6 Lexington ave; tel. 1885
Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-02
Female

WANT ED-A French o. German girl from 10
to Is years Of age to act as nursemaid 10
infant. on Wiling 10 live I'm suburbs In sum
mer. give experience and references, aud state
wages expected. Address, {. IT, Box 10,
II ihuna Once.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-02
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

WEBSTER AVE, W g 225.t # NJ 18TH st,
75yIOO. Prospect Investing co loans Cawston
Construction 60 $4,000
New-York tribune., 1912-04-02
Female.

GONERNESSES highly educated French
eoyerncss n $50. other would care for children
three wears or uwari S25 both excellent refer
enr's criterion Agency, 34l Columbus ave. Tel.
s46s schuyler
i;oyEp\ESS -French. TO one child. thor
ouchlv experienced I'm physical car" and
training. out ~ town preferred. best refer
enc"s Madcmoiseile. Tribune tpto"n once.
1864 Broadway
sTENOGR APHER desires position where In
fcgrity and strict attention 20 business VIII
meet With ddyaucem' Mt, neat, accurate. salary
II 90 Ml.s : /. e East iith 81
New-York tribune., 1912-04-02

>..y Port Realty Co. Max J
tsnnlt t"\,o, - president. owners, Gro
Kleiin. o.; I,Suchtas west 22d ST. architects
rsnbc = \ 900
New-York tribune., 1912-04-02
nssiGNEE's NOTICE.

=, pIrpsITANCE or AN ORDER MADE BY
~ ~ . Hon. Leonard a. Gegerch. Justice OF
~ srnreme Court, on the 10Th day OF Jan
lnc "TE ,Eato notice is hereby given to all cred
uaI IA nersons having claims against George
' W. cooper, formerly Of III Nassau % vGI street, a.
borough Of Manhattan city OF New YORK, ,beo TO
pr.s'inI, si,,,y verified 10 the subscriber, the as
stp,ee s"I OF the said George w. Cooper for the
Seneat OF creditors At the once Of ms a,IorRey,
lle,hhN ~ IN. Bronx, city of New York. on or
%e fore the 18th day Of May l9i2
RAY g.. BliIdNGiAM. Assignee.
HENRY W. klRA.FY
A,torney for Assignee.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-02
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
NINE. I. CARNELLO,
lOl and I0J West i2d st. Unity Building.
Tel, j677 Bryant
HELP WANTED.
Male.

AGENTS. Free sample BE on top Work
couple Of hours day. Speciality that sells on
sight Write. Jones Specially Co. l5l Charles
St. Boston, Mass.
MADE $50. 900 in ivr years with small mail
order business; began with s.. Send for free
booklet. Tells how. Heacock, 1855 Lockport.
~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-02
The state reserves tho right to accept or re-
iort any or all proposals or any part thereof
WILLIAM NERBECk,
a.. "A
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., BUREAU OF EN-

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, BrREAt OF EN-
cr,ting and Printing Washington. n. g..
AprtI l. 1912 Sealed proposals will be received
ar th,s office until p M, Monday. May l3.
1912 tor cleansing Irmtcrs Niplng Cioths. rot
purchaSe Of Puip produced from the maceration
OF securities. etc. and for purchase OF Waste
paner and other refuse materials during the
nScal year beginning July l. 1872 blank Forms
ana other information win be furnished intend
ing bidders on application to JOSEPH f.
I
New-York tribune., 1912-04-02
PUBLIC NOTICES,
NOTICE TO TANrANERS.

Department OF Finance, Bureau for the Ct
lection or Taxes No. - Chambers St. Borou
Of Manhattan. New York. April !, 1912.