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PEAL FIFTH AYE sjTK SOUTH OF TH ST. tiutchias Property, at Rivcrdale, Changes Hands. pg-tra'. Fifth avenue sale and a deal in the 'dale district were the most important trans- reported yesterday. For a client John P.

10 -ti S'J Fifth avenue, a five story building, or. a lot r.xlOO feet. 74 north t. Andrew J. Ccr.n'ck.

Max Marx D- Fink. The property was held at 1 Clarence Davics sold for estate of Waldo a plot at Riverdale of about lots in "with the original homestead, and also the boose or Waldo Hutchins. cs Kivcro.ale avenue, 236 th street. 2CSth street. nelds' Graystoa and Waldo avenues.

Spuyten Road and Daslf." Lane. the first parcel of its size that has been vT in this Bection in fifteen years. This lection ha beerl for ina years an aimoat residential cistrict occujiioO by well hi irn persons. Ttie within feet of street sr.twav fetation, but 23Ctli street not wiil' it is at present reached by a five dates' walk along Spuyten Duvil Parkway from "Hi street station of the subway. part of the plot has a frontage of jt feet on Riverdale avenue, and is high overioehir.c the Broadway valley and Van CorilaTKlt Park.

the original owner, was a a -S in this city many years ago. ''his place has been occupied by the Hutchins about forty years. The tract will be cut up at wee lots and s-'ld at auction. Ctarles M- RoeenthaJ sold to John I). Crimmins a ot feet, extending from 141 st to 142 jgg feet cast of Seventh avenue.

Mr. last v. eck from Samuel Green a plot rrsix lots adjoining. Vans ve been Hied for enlarging seven fs-e at the southwest corner of Fifth ar.d 45th street, owned by John G. edging five new fireproof stories, the made at a cost of from hv James D.

Baker, architect, and for CfS.i"* 3 "ins: extenrion to the four story and house owned by Henry S. Red at tiif southwest comer of Fifth avenue and fziex. fflajtponally opposite St. I'atrirk's theiaL cf tile building a six story structure. StrJaj the first two floors stores and the merjer; is fiats for two families.

The change jlf is tc riiaJe at a of Tbf Alfred H. Taylor. BIG BROW SALE TODAY. Bouses May Be Bought on Easy Payment Plan. Tarn ought to a crowd of record size at a ftie to held to-day or.

premises by Joseph p. Day. Every looking: to buy tea well located houses in The Bronx should tit fail to present, for there the vO! iff meeting the and Investor on fcpk! yes. better than even terms, for tnis sit is especially designed to help little buyers to pt a Bronx home on the easy payment plan. The jpioperty to be sold comprises thirty twotnnfiy hoasei on and St.

Peter's Island Heal Estate for Sale, A Miniature Atlantic City And a Part of the Great City of New York We refer to our town of Arverne. Long Island, and minia- places of amusement, while not so numerous, are cf the same mre is not to be confused with future. For at Arverne we hi standard. Our winter population is as great in similar such r.so,, board-walk, supplemented by an Ocean Boulevard; and be- So far we have summan2ed only retort qualities. And sharing with Atlantic City the ocean delights we have these are the east important, for Arverne is first a place of the added attractions of Jamaica Bay immediately at hand.

residence, and its new addition furnishes the rarest oppor- To continue the comparison: Our stores, markets and tunity among the many which exist in Long Island to-day. Arverne and the $100,000,000 Improvements have expendl- Way we? Manhattan Borounh Is no more A vast amount at brain and of island self-sufficient. a part of New York City, we has accomplished a transformation that of MakVsr.an and zt- familiar with what have its schools, police and lire protection, free To-day i territory- Is double what was they haw accomplished viz The j.ostal eveothinK. last Some of this is for sale. We want to Kr'dr" Tvlmoit select part of it for you.

tha- Cn.rt -h. Rapid Transit Mere NOW. We are mailing to Interested people our Illusfartice I nr'n- sTr-- 1 railway trated booklet, which Rive, all If you can't md Ivania Railroads fnu' tun- Ton car boar a train at the Grani On- pome down Immediately. it would be a good idea Vi- Uini N. and In less than minute, arrive to nd for i to-day.

Railroad, now th3r control. at Arverne The trip la by third rail all the way Somerville Somerville Island. have founded In by rai hP V.mff. And to-day Arverne never ha.i opportunity selllnr comrr.unitiee have made prt-at capital to crow. The population has always reached the eiiinr Arent.

we hay. ror ha. arrived, and A New Addition They wa This what an is briefly the reclamation of an Arverne, L. I. expansion is briefly the reclamation of ar, Arvemt, L.

I. No- tract of land that has for years been neiare our laad to be rtlmulatei by private owners who were not aware o. Its Brooklyn Office, 192 Montague Street. of tbe future. posslbllltlea.

Real Estate. There Are cifferences in title-insurance as well as in other insurance; differences that ought to be known before making your choice. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company CAPITAL 54.000.000 SURPLUS 6,500,000 added to sirpius in lasl 17 jearsJ ICO Ilroadiuy, York. Kontagar Ilroolilyn. Incrrporatf I RULAND WHITING CO.

REAL ESTATE J.BEEKMAN ST. NEW YORK. saTCaXsOMs WANT Stale. I' Kurcpetn haa t. Ef Kurc 'he Orient and r.l be of Moll.

-Phong ad on WORK WANTED. MaU AK ER-fxpeTi; ComeetSc and' njy" foo.j repairer ixwltiuri; H-. Box 12. New ta first I Bttar; exceUcat Burraiu. 1M Mil aye.

i r2Sr 2SS nOX quick end It Oeorge lewkes. 541 eISKfSk Colored; highly Place and Overlng street just east of West Farms Road, and also thirty-two lots I including two block fronts or West Farm? Road between St. Peter's avenue and Overing street The property is in i level and long settled section. It reached directly at Overlng street by the main croastowa troUey line of The Bronx, the 177 th street and Tremont avenue route, which makes direct connection with both subway and elevated roads, and continues Central Bridge to the West '-vated The terms to-day's sale are unusual, for the buyer has his choice of two liberal methods of paying ror his purchase, in the first place he can follow the usual course, pay down 10 per cent on tie day sale and 30 per cent thirty days later. leaving a mortgage f.

the remainder and taking Ufa bouse wttn a free title policy: or may pay the same ir st 10 per cent and then take :pi.t years nr more pay oft" the rest in one And ail the ttaM the house Ing him to pa) itself, for he may Una in either half and rert the other half for t-nough to make bis own rent alrrosi nothing. The sale will begin 1 o'clock this afternoon, no matter what the weather. HAS NO USE FOR BLOCK. City Wants to Sell to Former Owners One Xcar Brooklyn Bridge' As i he result of the introduction of a bill in the Legislature the city will likely soon have the right to sell the block bounded by Park Row, North street and the Brooklyn Bridge. TMa bill provides for the reconveyance of the to the original owners.

It was said yesterday that the former owners would be glad to get properly again, as there are several profitable enterprises in the buildings now standing ii7m.ii it if these owners are not willing to take the pk't back the city -will be forced to sell it the best way It can. Originally the plans for the new Brooklyn Bridge terminal and the municipal building included this block. Then the plans were changed and a separate plot for the municipal building was decided uptm. The new plans for the bridge terminal were changed so that little more than the present site was required. The block bounded by Park Row and North William street was then held, with the idea that it might be used In the construction of a liridsre connecting subway loop, but it was later learned that the site could not be used for sucfc purpose.

The block has already cost the city $723,920. WILL IMPROVE PETER COOPER SITE. Building To Be Erected on Plot Leased from Plans for Abont $1,500,000. Frederick Fox Co. have completed negotiations for the erection of a twelve story and basement mercantile structure on the site known as the Peter Cooper property, at Fourth avenue and 27th street, from plans prepared under the direction of Clinton Russell.

The property is owned by General and Mrs. Lloyd B. Bryce. who have leased from Hip plans the entire building to a corporation composed of a number of the largest manufacturers in white goods line, headed by H. H.

Hamilton Andrew Ryan (Inc.) and Stern Zeno. Such parts of the. building as they will not occupy for own purposes will be offered to manufacturers dealing In similar line? of merchandise. It is expected that many other lines of manufacturers selling to the same buyers will be induced to locate near This section, rather than the Side of the city. The lease is for a' long Long IsUind Real Estate for Sale.

Country Property for Sale. wATcfTTiTiX R. I. DIRECTLY ON ATLANTIC OCEAN. Accessible 4 hours from New York.

2 from Hwuin. Cool 5a water on three aides. Drinking water Unfailing supply pure spring, under pressure exceptional Telephone and Telegraph facilities. Macadam Roads. Electric LJthts.

Deep sea or Inland and Fishing AteoTotel? Jiff- surf bathing T'ncxcclled Golf Links and Tennis Courts. Cottages fully furnished for housekeeping; rent, $450 ir, $4ni)ii season. At other nearby Ocean $100 to 11.000. For particulars and descriptions write FRANK W. COY.

High Street. Westerly. R.I. FARM AND "COUNTRY SEAT About 1 hours from New York City, on line of New Haven all good rolling land; f.r.i view of Sound, and many cocnlry very select, for $20,000 id sized farmhouse and barm. LA WHENCE AGENCY.

South Norwalk. Conn. 47 BLINOH PLACFj, 400 KIDKT FROM J. Van Oortlandl Park; taken for debt, therefore can will Bell very low; nine large, two small rooms and bath: hardwood trim and floors; all improvements; com I renovation and just nnlEhed; plot 37Hx Caryl station two minutes; commutation via steam and lie; downtown 35 minutes: trolley and subway 4 minutes, downtown 10c worth to ay; price prior to May 1. M.3M.

cash, balance easy mortpafre; If not sold then will rent for an-1 hold for its real open Sunday: reason anxious to don't want to bother with It and satisfied to get out whole; we are rrKinfy loar.er*. not real estate dealers. BANKERS' LOAN AND INVESTMENT 74 Wall New York. WO UK WANTED. Male Automobile or motor boat: ff.jii eneintf-r; city or country, where service of careful, reliable .1:.

are appreciated; any make auto fir buat; touring experience; Bf-rl-fim. E. CHAI'KFKITt or ARSI. TA.N"T— Ora.JuaM from Y. C.

A. Automobile School: where h- f-an get practical experience; city count ry- and written reierence. i B. 8.. Tribune Uptown Office.

1304 Bway. EN'OINEI-H Second class license; young an, practical experience with all of modern and appliances; best references. White. East st. IIANI'Y AH around man; makes repairing: t6ols; paperhanging.

paint- ins, carpentering; ben references; city or country. Skinr.er. care 250 East TISEMENTS and for The Tribune received at their Uptown orMee. No. 1364 Broadway, between 3Sth i 37th until 0 o'clock p.

m. Advertisements at the following I offices at ular office rates until I clock if. vi- 264 6th i NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APKIJL, 17, 1909. term of years and upon a net rental basis. Involving an aggregate turn of about a million and a half dollars.

LONG LIST OF BROOKLYN SALES. Deals Show a Good Demand for Four Story Double Flathouses in Bay Ridge Galitzlca Co. has made the following pales of Brooklyn properties: For J. M. Michaels.

No. 361 sSth street, a four story double brick building. 27x72x100 feet, for $17,500: for Harry Lippman. a three story single store property, 20x100 feet. 60 feet north of 63d street, on the, east side of Fifth avenue, for for.

Minnie M. Levy. No. 455 4Sth street, a four story double brick apartment hous-. 30x100 feet, for for J.

B. Sillmann Realty Company, a three story single brick store property on the east side of Ffth avenue. 100 feet south of 6-2 street, for $10.500 for Hermann H. No. 625 59th street, a two story brick house.

20x100 feet, for for Louis Heft, No. 512 4Sth street, a four story double brick steam heated apartment house. 30x100 feet, for for J. B. Sillmann Realty Company, a three story single store property being' built on the east side of Fifth avenue, 60 feet south of 62d street, 20x100 feet, for for Charles Lucke.

No. 5315 Seventh avenue, a two story brick house, 20x100 feet, for for Joseph Heft, No. 514 48th street, a four story double brick apartment house, 30x 100 feet, for $13,500, and for J. B. Sillmann Realty Company.

a three story store property being built on the east side of Fifth avenue. 80 feet south of 62d street, now in the course of construction, for $10,500. IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET. William H. Falconer has bought the four three story and basement brownatone houses, Nos.

1415 to 1421 Lexington avenue, from a realty company. Jan pole Werner have, sold the two six story apartment houses, Nos. 541 to 545 West 143 street, on plot 75x99.11 -feet, 100 feet east of Broadway. The plot fronting 54.4 feet the east side of Hamilton place. Just north of 136 th street, has 'been sold.

E. H. Ludlow 4 Co. have sold for Annie Ormiston and Isabella McCormack. No.

11 West 69th street, a four story dwelling, on lot 18x100.5 feet, between Broadway and Columbus avenue. Co. and William J. Rauch have sold for Edmund Coffin to William J. No.

776 to 7SO Eighth avenue, three five story flathouses, with stores. plot 59. 7x100 feet. J. H.

Mohr has sold No. 3 West 70th street, a four story dwelling, on lot 20x100.5 feet. Charles Ast has sold to Stephen. Sehrader No. 23 street, a five story tenement house, on lot Csx9o feet.

In part payment for No. 23,. Leroy street, Mr. Schrader gives to Charles Act the plot, 67x129 feet, at the northeast corner of 18 1 st street and Croton.i avenue, which will be Improved with 1 flats. Louis Meckes and Sidney Jones have sold for Michael E.

Kenny to Max a lot 25x100 feet, on the south side of. 170 th street. 25 feet east of Llnd avenue. INVESTOR GETS THE ORADELL. E.

H. Ludlow Co. have s.ld for a client the Oradell. and 510 West 112 th street, an eight fireproof apartment on a plot feet, between Amsterdam avenue and Broadway. TLe property was held at J175.0"0 Tt was sold to an ester.

TO HAVE L. I. BUNGALOW COLONY. The Van Fosse-n-Busrfj I'ompany has bought tract of ninety acres nt Long Island. and will develop it immediately Into a bungalow colony, under the name of the Westhampton -Beach Bungalow- Association.

The property la within twelve hundred feet of the station. Long Island Real Estate for Sale. Country Property for Sale. rp moiJern "i m'- J. provements: hot water heating: carriage house; fine river view; acres fruit; rent moderate.

JOHN WEBBER. 7 Beekman New York City. AT OBSINING. N. AN ELEGANT country residence; twelve acres; house 14 rooms; all high river view; an Ideal home.

THOMAP LEAHY. 160 Main st. Country Property to Let. THmT T-ACRE FARM, WITH Ing House, with all modern Garage. Stables.

Barnn. Hen Houses, etc located' at NORTH WHITE PLAINS. on Harlem Dlv N. T. ft.

R. Apply to E. NELSON EHRHART. White Plains, N. T.

HOUSE. 10 ROOMS. ALL MODERN" CONVENIENCES; restricted nark; Yonktri; rant ISO. Box 27. Ardsley, N.

Y. FOR RENT. TENAFLY. N. ON.

SERPENTINE Road; a new two story and attic, stucco ten room laundry in the PAUL RICHTER. Unfurnished Apartments to Let. (JOTH ST 63 WEST. t7O Six rooms and hath: low rent. 7pHE BOWNETTB.

NO. 11 WEST 81KT A FEW J. apartments left, facing Manhattan Square Full particulars of A. F. COBURN.

on. premises. UVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOB The Tribune received at their Uptown Office. No. 1364 Broadway, between 36th st.

and until 9 o'clock- p. -m. Advertisements received at the following branch offices at regular office rates until o'clock p. 26' Bth a. c.

cor. 23d. 163 6th cor. 12th 104 East 14th 237 42d between 7th ayes. West 125 th 1033 3d aye.

work Male. LOCOMOTIVE First class, en construction and running repairs; experience; capable of taking charge with new railroaS company preferred. F. a. irafflns.

I. O. Box 133. Tyrone: Perm. I lIEFSENGER.

office attendant or switchboard operator, by young man. 27. colored: penman; speaks good English Henry. 32 Weft st PRIVATE Seven years with well known New York bank: well (juali'ei for position sought; interview j.srtce. Stone Brooklyn.

BPRECHEN PIE spanlseh. franzSsiseh. deutsch I speak and teach them all them on their native heaths VVartklnshaw. 302 Uvingston. Columbia University.

several years' experience' good education, -personality: n-s-; executive ability: capable- secretary; highest references. Green. TV 123 st. SHOW CARD ticket writer; expert; anfl department- store, experience: 1 to assist window trimmer Jet. best references, need, 814 I WORK, WANTED.

Mala YOUNG COLORED man wishes position at anything: not afraid of work; willing and obliging. Care Lloyd. 15 E. 130 th it. YOUNG MAN.

4 22. ambitious," wishes to 'earn Rood trade where. there. Is a for advancement; handy electrician or stationary engineer Hldley. 1020 Park aye Hoboken, N.

J. YOUNG MAN. 27. reliable, neat appearance, energetic. In' wholesale, drug house.

F. Box 11. Tribune, Office. rOUNG; MAN. 21.

mechanically Inclined, wishes position at country preferred Box 63. 1515 34 aye. YOUNG MAN. -29. energetic, at anything: not afraid of work: willing and obliging.

R. 0.. Box 9. Tribune Office. YOUNG MAN.

IK. position with auto age as helper. Hugh Connolly. 441 Boardway. Brooklyn.

YOUNG Area 24; handy tr ac thing: run and repair elevators: or most anything. Arnold, 307 East 81st at. WORK WaSIEP. Female. XINDERGARTNER.

graduate Kraus's Seminary: can teach primary grades: will travel; will accept poverr.ess" position. C. A. 8., 64 Tenafly Road. Englewood.

N. J. PRIVATE SECRETARY young lady. with pleasing address; with lady of affluence; as private secretary and amanuensis; unexceptionable references given. Address K.

Box 40. Tribune Office. STENOGRAPHER. One years experience; rapid, accurate: not afraid of hard work. E.

Cohen. 259 East 112 th sts. Business college graduate; accurate. ambitious. Miss K.

Saver. 2286 Amsterdam aye. STENOGRAPHER, secretary, companion, by coll ice graduate: excellent reader, musician; would travel: highest references. Address Box 172. 3.

RTETNOGRAPHER, typewriter and bookkeeper; honest and willing worker; can furnish best of had 2 years experience German and English. Mrs. C. Froldevaux. 434 W.

St. DOMESTIC SITUATIONS ffAyTED. Male. Colored private family; one who Is useful In the house; sober; city, country: highly recommended. G.

ander. 830 W. 46th st. COr PL butler and valet; wife; chambermaid, maid or plain five years" from present employer: city or country; would do work of email house, together. F.

Miss FltzOeralds Bureau 503 6th corner 42d st. I By man and wife, to take i of gentleman's town house; first class references. Call or address Shepherd, 1 1M FXst st. I COOK Thorough culinary artist; good shopper, salary moderate. Kris- meyer.

Commerce New Haven. Conn. tidy, smooth faced Englishman: careful and reliable; will ful at anv'hlng neecied; be.t references. I Carpenter's Bureau. 154 Oth ava.

i COACHMAN. Single: medium size; city and country references: good all around man; understands saddle horses, excellent i personal references. Active. Tribune Uptown Office. 1364 Broadway.

family giving up horses warmly recommend their coachman, long In their employ; sober, honest, faithful and good driver: unmarried. Address Employ- er, 315 West 75th st. COACHMAN. Married. 28; sober, good driver: can run.

repair any gasoiene car: private and shop references. Moffttt. 3 Columbus aye. COACHMAN Married; 9 years' city ref- erences. J.

210 "West 76th St. 1 Married: understands garden work, poultry; good milker, driver, rider; able to take full charge of gentleman's country place; intelligent, hon- est and first class worker. Hans Zeman. 238 East USth St. SingIe; aged good ap- I pearance; understands his business thor- onhghly: highly recommended.

Address 8- I A. Tribune Uptown Offlce. 1364 Broad- way. Best city reference; thor- ough horseman; excellent driver; highly recommended. Smith.

8-7 Columbus aye. COACHMAN and Scotch- man; single; aged 37; experience in pair shop and driving automobiles; personal written reference: moderate wages, coun- try preferred. William MacDonaM. 434 Baal 57th st. CQA TOMAN good rider; good ref not afraW of work: city or country F.

Tribune Uptown Offlce. 1364 Broadway COACHMAN Single: disengaged strlctl) sober will go anywhere. Warner. Amsterdam aye. COACHMAN.

rfEH'L MAN. Single: thoroughly understands everything around gentleman's country place; strictly sober; trustworthy and obliging; careful driver; highest recommendations: anywhere. Uptown Office. 1364 Broad- way. COMPETENT French counle: butler.

valet I and useful man; ladi's maid, chamber rrald or parlor maid; absolutely sober and honest, written and personal from prominent New Tork far. lee 437 West st. I FARMER. OARDENEB COOK. LAUNDRESS By young Irish couple; chil- dren; good reference.

Bureau, 164 aye. i FARMER or GARDENER By American; thoroughly Qualified to take entire charge and produce results; no help boarded: best of city references. George Woolson, Hill CleSt, Purchase, jut- I FARMER. OAP.nENER.~- By Scotchman; fiieilleii take entire gentleman's I place; thoroughly experienced; board he.p. I butter: best reference.

Carpenter's Bureau. MM 6th ay. GARDENER- First f.ow»r ami grower, twenty-live years' practical I experience DO children. Philip Bonters West 4.11 st rare of Mlaa Corey. OARUKS'ER.

Married: 31; first claon; exf-rienred In all brunches, green- house and landscape, em references. A. 248 Floyd Brooklyn. GARDENER ftc. -COOK.

Married couple, without children; with private family, man gardener and take rare of it- housework. 40 Sussex Jersey City, N. J. GARDENER and COACHMAN Middle competent with vegetables, flowers, lawns and proper care of private place; referenrea Tabn, 100 Pearl st. First class; competent, ail around man; single, bent references.

Carpenter's Bureau. 154. GARDENER English, aged 89; abstainer; life experience all branches; good references; state with board. Chas. Carter, Mlnieh.

N. J. GARDENER. Single, 28; experienced in all branches of gardening, best Koser. 1424 Aye BBCOND MAN In private family, by young Frenchman, one year In country.

Jean Delor. are of Mrs. IJng. Bedford Road. Tarrytown.

N. T. VALET. Experienced; good references: I English; aged 20. Frlden.

649 East 87th street DOMESTIC 'BITCATIOSB WAXTED. Female COOK- Swedish; experienced: good caterer; very punctual; understands her work thoroughly two years' reference from last employer: wages M- East st. CHAMBERMAID and Neat colored Klrl; to go to country for summer; experienced; references. Heath, care of Pnrrls. 242 West 631 St.

ny a capable English woman, aged 35; excellent from some of the beet Eaigllsh families, understands catering, marketing and man- agement of help thoroughly; town or coun- try. 8. R. Miss Fitzgerald Bureau. 608 6th corner 42d st HOUSEWORK; or COOK and LJk UNDRESS By Intelligent, willing', neat English woman; good family cook and laundress: excellent references.

Irwln's Bureau. 77 West 11th st. Finnish girl; good references; country, wages $1S to $20. Weld's Bureau. 324 Columbus aye.

Telephone. River. I English; capable wor- an: excellent references; understands marketing, catering and management of large staff of help; town or country. I. 8..

FltzOernld's Bureau. 503 Pth corner 42d st. HOUSEWORK Qennaii couple, with 14-year-old daughter, will do entire work of country family: best references. Miss Shea's Bureau. 8 East 42d st LAUNDRESS.

Strictly first class; shirts. all kinds of One Ironing: best references; out by day; private families. 242 East 88th st. KURSE As child's nurse, for the sum- i mer; will travel abroad. E.

Smith care of Mrs. Schwartz. Hotel Schenley. Pitts- burg BOARD AND KOOMB. 673.

606 MADISON AYE. i Large sunny room, three windows; other double and single rooms; excellent table. ROCKHURBT, 30 minutes; home cooking. Misses lies- ley. 227 th st Tel.

Kingsbrldge Care r.y FBRMSHED BOOMS TO LET. 71 MADISON Handsomely furnished rooms; families or gentlemen; references. LEXINGTON 120. -Single rooms for those appreciating neatness, home- like comforts and bath. PLACE.

103 Beautifully furnished; one room, with private bath. $10 per week. I I ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for I The Tribune received at their Uptown Office. No. 1364 Broadway, between 38th and 37th until 9 o'clock p.

m. Ad vertlsemenu received at the following branch offices at regular office rates until 8 o'clock p. Mi Mh a. cor. 23d 163 cor.

12th 104 East 257 West 42d between i 7th and Bth West 125 th 1R26 3d near 31st Ist near st 157 East 128 th at. 156 Tremont aye. 660 3d aye. DESKS OFFICB FTRNITCRE. I ROLL TOP OFFICE FURNITURE in great va-1 rlety of style and price.

T. Q. 111 Fulton St. MAWMATTAiM desk m. I Buys and Sells I OFFICE FURNITURE and FIXTURES.

I 47-49 CENTRE ST. 3778 Worth. PUBLIC SUPREME COURT. 3d Judicial District. ASHOKAN RESERVOIR.

Section No. 18. ULSTER COUNTY. Notice of Application for the Appointment of Commissioners of Appraisal. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that It is the Intention of the Corporation Counsel of The City of New York to make application to the Supreme Court of the State of New York for the appointment of Commissioners of Appraisal under Chapter 724 of the Laws of 1906, as amended.

Such application will be made to the supreme Court at a Special Terra thereof to be held In and for the Third Judicial trict. AT THE CITY HALL IN THE CITY OF ALBANY. ALBANY COUNTY. N. Y-.

ON THE 22D DAY OF MAY. 1909. AT 10 O'CLOCK In the forenoon of that day. or as toon thereafter as Counsel can be heard. The object of such application Is to obtain an order of the.

Court appointing three disinterested and competent freeholders, one- of whom shall reside In the County of New York, and at least one of whom shall re- In. the County where the real estate hereinafter described Is situated, to act as Commissioners of Appraisal under said act and discharge all the duties conferred by Ike said act and the acts amendatory thereof. upon such Commissioners of Appraisal, for the purpose of providing an additional supply of pure and wholesome water for The ity of New York. I The real estate sought to be taken or af- fected la situated In the Town of Hurley, County of Ulster and State of New York. The.

following is a description of the real estate to be acquired in fee. together with a reference to the date and place of filing i the map. All those certain pieces or parcels of real estate situated in the Town of Hurley. County of Ulster and State of New York, shown on a map entitled De- I partment. "Section No.

Board of Water Supply of The City of New York. Man of real estate situated in the Town of Hurley. County of Ulster and State New York. to be acquired by The City of New York under the provisions of chapter 724 of the of 1005. as amended, for the construction of Reservoir and appurtenancei, in the vicinity of West Hurley," which map was filed In the office the County Clerk of, the County of Ulster, at Kingston.

New York, on the 4th day. of March. IW'ift. which parcels are bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the sbuth-east corner of parcel No BTI. sail point being also the south-west corner of real estate section 17.

Reservoir department, (the map of which section was filed in the office of the County Clfrk of the County of Ulster, at Kingston. N. on March 4th. I9UP). and running thence along southerly lines of said parcel and parcel No.

875. the following courses, distances and curves: 9. 89" 35' Si)" W. feet, on a curve of 5.1 feet radius to the right. 628.6 feet.

N. W. 424.1 feet, on a curve of 267. feet radius to the left. feet S.

12' W. 22K.2 ffet and on a curve of 433. feet radius to the right. 103. feet to a point in the center of a road leading from Ivtpla.

to West Hurley, at smith comer of parcel No. thence along the southerly lines of parcel and parcels Not i K74 fi36. and partly along the southerly and along the westerly lines of parcel No i 87n. following: curves, courts and dis- tances: en a curve of 433. feet radius to the right.

7.8 fret. S. S3' 4S' W. 1000.2 feet, on a curve of 433. feet radius to the right.

232 6 feet. N. 27' W. 234.2 feel on a curve of 46141 feet radius to left. 3.M.7 feet.

S. tec W. feet, on a curve of 260. feet radios to the right. I feet.

roeslng a road leading from Stone Church to West Hurley. N. I.V BB' W. feet. on a of 5.V> radios i tr.the right.

207.1 feet, and N. 37' E. 61.5 feet to the south-east corner of real section 16. department. (the map of which section was filed in the office of the County Clerk of the County of Ulster, at Kingston.

N. T-. on March 4tY 1909.. and running thence partly aiong the easterly line of said section, continuing along the westerly line of No. BTB, and running partly along the northerly line of parcel No.

N. 34' 14' E. i 243.1 feet and N. BB' E. 442.1 feel to the most southerly point of real estate section lft.

Reservoir department, (the map of which section was filed in the office of the County Clerk of the County of Ulster, at Kingston. N. T. on March 4th. 1SOP): thence partly along said southerly section line, continuing along the northerly line of parcel No.

S7S. and running partly along the easterly of said parcel. N. 58" E. 1060 feet and 8 32' 03' E.

327. to the most westerly point of parcel Np. In the center of a road leading from Stone Church to West Hurley: thence along the center line of said road and partly along the westerly line of parcel. N. 33 E.

feet and N. 17 to south-west i-orner of r-arcel No WO, In the center of a road leading from Ashton to Kingston: th'nr-e the erly and northerly Inea i the northerly lines of parcels Nos 93,1 934. 833 932 and the easterly line of said parcel No. 930. partly along tna easterly line of before mentioned parcel No.

532. and continuing along the southerly lfne "of section N. 12' W. 152.4 feet. N.

13' E. 1065. reel and S. 30" 42' El SBO.a feet to the north-west corner of parcel No. In the renter of the mentioned mad leading from Asht to Kingston; thence along the center line of said road and the northerly lines of said pai No and parcel No.

900 N. SB' E. 1 4 feet to the nth west corner of parcel No. thence along the westerly lines of said parcel and No. 629.

und continuing along the line of section N. 15" B8" W. feet. N. W.

254 I and N. E. 4 feet to a point In the westerly line of the before mentioned southerly portion of section 17. thence partly along said westerly line, and running along the easterly of said parrel P29. and before -mentioned parcel No.

partly along the easterly line rf parcel No. and along the easterly line of parcel No. S. 24' E. 773.

feet to the south-east corner said parcel No. PL'6. In the northerly line of parcel No. the center of the before mentioned road leading from Ashton to Kingston; thence along th 1 center line of said road, an.l partly along the northerly lines of parcels Nos. 803 and 904, N.

65" E. 129 8 feet to the corner of parcel No. 925; thence along the westerly and northerly lines of said parcel, the westerly llnp of parrel No. 923. the westerly and northerly lines of parcel No.

22. partly along the westerly, along the northerly and partly along the easterly lines of parcel No. 821. along northerly lire of parcel No. 920.

partly along the westerly line of parcel No. along the northerly lines of said parcel No. 919 and parcel No. and continuing along said westerly line of the southerly portion of section 17. the following arses and distances: N.

21' 2S' W. 142. feet. N. ffi 27' E.

120.1 feet. N. 55' W. 110 2 feet. N.

r.V 44' E. 140. feet. N. B7" W.

57 3 feet. N. 03' E. 20. feet.

S. '7 E. 03..1 feet. N. 7S 41 E.

1203 feet. N. 55' E. 25.3 feet. N.

11' 141.9 real and S. 72" lfl' E. ffet to the northeast corner of said parcel No. In the center of a road leading from Woodstock to West Hurley; along the center line of said road an the production thereof. and the easterly lines of said parcel and parcels Nos.

917 and 015. S. 04' W. feet and 4S' W. 149.

feel to the south corner of said parcel No. BIS. In the northerly line of parcel No. 911. In the center of the before mentioned road leading from Ashton to Kingston, thence along the center line of said road, partly along said northerly line of parcel No.

811. along the, northerly line of parcel No. 912. partly along the northerly lines of parcels 913 and 914. and continuing along the westerly line of the southerly portion of section 17.

S. 89' 49' 103.8 feet and S. 30 E. ISO. feet, thence- continuing along the northerly line of parcel No.

914 and running partly along the. easterly line of said parcel. N. 2.V E. 53.

feet. S. 48' E. firt.9 feet. P.

12" W. 29.2 feet and S. 06' W. 47.3 feet, recrosslng the road leading from Ashton to Kingston, to a point In the southerly line thereof thence continuing along the easterly line of parcel No. 014.

running partly along the easterly line of before mentioned parcel No S7l. I and still continuing along the westerly line of the southerly portion of section 17. the following courses and distances: S. 20' 11.5.9 feet. S.

04' W. 1.18.7 feet. 33' W. 505.4 8. 31' W.

feet. S. 50' E. 303 6 feet. S.

21" 3fl' E. feet. 11' E. 447 and S. 28" 30' EC 404 9 feet to the point or place of beginning.

The fee is to be acquired by The City of New York in all the real estate parcels MB to 936. both Inclusive, contained In the above description. Reference Is hereby made to the said map filed as aforesaid In the office of the County Clerk of the County of Ulster, for a more detailed description of the real estate to be taken In fee. as above described, case any real estate hereinbefore de- 1 scribed Is used for highway or other public such use shall continue until such time at The City of New York shall acaulre the right to change the same Dated April FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON. -Corporation Counsel.

Office and Office Address, Hail of ords. Corner of Chambers and Centre Streets. Borougb of Manhattan. New York Cltv. "acctiov sales.

BY VIRTUE of a chattel mortgage. Henry Blttxer and Fannie Feldberg to H. A. Medoff Drug dated Aug. 11, will Mil to-day.

10 a at 146 Wythe Borough of Brooklyn, all fixtures and property contained in chattel mortgage. By order of- Nathan Friedman. Attorney for Mortgagee. I. Bernstein.

Auctioneer. BY VIRTUE of a chattel mortgage. Morris Gollobln to Herman Mendlowtti. dated 14. 190 S.

win cell to-day. 9 a. at Bedford Borough of Brooklyn, all and property contained In chattel mortgage By order of Nathan Friedman, Attorney, for Mortgagee 1. Bernstein, Auctloneer. YATECn.

THOMAS D3USW M-ch-rii'-d camel and patent IDS Fulton it. Nsw Yera. OCEAN STEAMERS. I OCEAN STEAMERS. SPRING VACATIONS iEiXiOIl SHORT SSA TRIPS TO 1 OLD POINT COMFORT, NOHFOLK, RICHMOND and WASHINGTON, IX OLD DOMINION LINE THE ONLY DIRECT LINE TO OLD POINT COMFORT WITHOUT CHANGS.

Steamers are all equipped with the I'nlted Wireless Telegraph System Round Trip Tickets. Including meals and stateroom berth on Old Dominion Old Point Comfort and Norfolk Richmond or Washington $.. Zl STEAMERS I SAIL EVERY WEEKDAY 'AT 3 PM. £, I tX Tickets and stateroom Pier 3S. North River.

t) I f.x>t of Beach N. Y. Tel. CW.O Frar.kl'n. SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET.

W. WOODROW. Traffic Manager. J. J.

BROWN. C.enerml Paseenger Agent. I General Offlccs. Beach N. r.

1 Hamburg. 1 Arr. P.GranUnewtApSl.llamP.Llncolnin tKaiserin.Apr. 21 10am, r.lu<>c>ler May 13 rm fAmeriita. a la Carte D'iPffln VIA OIHK ALITALY SS.

7. S3. HAMBURG. itMay 11. 10 SS 3.

a Azores. JNaples anl THEILWxJIyJTHE ISlldiy.Xl^uJ TO NORWAY, SPITZBEROKX. ICELAND. BALTIC SKA By superb crttlainx Oceana. MPtecr.

Koeflg 1 11. June. July. August and Bex! TRAVELLERS' CHECKS Tourist Dept. for Trips 1 HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE.

Broadway. N. Y. i AMERICAN LINE Frotn at A l3 MNM SOUTHAMPTON St. Paul Apr.

17 SI LcuJs May 1 i New -Apr. RED STAR LINE Krom NEW DOVER ANTWERP. 17 May 1 Lapland i newi. Apr. 24 May 8 Si Ait I 'n NEW LIVERPOOL Baltic.

Apr. 24, 0 id fell 8008 Arabic. 1. 3 pm Cedrlc May 2 pm HERB SOUTH AM PTON TtonlcApr 21.9:30 am Majestic. Adriatic Apr -m lpm Oceanic IJ.

II am NEW YORK AND BOSTON TO ITALY. Via Azores. Maurlra and Romanic. Apr. 17.

A.M.- May Finland. Apr. 29. 3 P.M.: Jurie July 10 Canoplc. Ma 12:30 P.M.

'Jut? S4 Cretlc May 15, I P.M.; Juno 7 PASSENGER OFFICF. BROADWAT. IN Series of Hiifhi En i T'-urs unii'r "TRAVEL- SO. 13. i which deals with For- 1 Tours, containir.ic map.

etc. FREE application MARSTERS. 31 W. St N. Y.

RAILROADS. BALTIMORE CHID I. R. ROYAL BLUE LINK TRAINS. "Every Other Hour on tne, Even Hour TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.

DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW ION STATION WASHINGTON. WITB ALL LINES SOUTH. Leave New York Uaily. 23d St. Lib jr St.

Washington 11.90 p.i 130 am Wsthlnston. Diner. Parlor am w.ihinrten. Diner. Parlor am Dlner.Parlor.

ll.S" am i Washington. Parlor 160 pm Parlor Car. New York Richmond, va. "Royal Diner. Par 3.50 Diner.

Parlci 5.5f> rm J.OO pra Buftet. Parlor I Through I to Calf fa. Plttsbur? ..7 am Chicago. Columbus 11.54* am PltUburr. Cleveland SSO pm 4 pa "Plttuburg pel 7.00 pro St.

I.3«'aai St. U. I.ouUv-nie t. 10 Cln St. Louisville 3SO I 00 pra i Offices.

2-45. 434. 13II" Broadway, Aster House. 225 nth aye. New York; 343 Fulton Brooklyn; West 23d st and LttKxty After 8 P.

M. Rleeptne Car and foil information regarding trains, ran te obtained at Bureau of Information. a. O. R.

23d EC Ter i Cbtiaea fi Low Rates to Pacific Coast, ij POUTHKRN PACIFIC SUNSET STEAM BOATS. AND POINTS IN Si lyiUvl England LONG ISLAND SCUN2 ROUTES rAI.L'RIVKK LINK Via Newport anJ Fall River. I.v. Pier 19. N.

tt. St Dally. .1.30 P. M. COMMONWEALTH and PROVIDENCE.

Orcbestra on each. NORWICH LINE Via 11l Pier 40. N. ft. irkaoo St, days.

5:00 P. M. PJer 10 E. E. 22d 6:30 P.

M. Strm. CHESTER W. HAris and REV HAMPSHIRE. NEW HAVEN LANE For New Havea.

Hartford. Sprtr-sfleld an: days only. I.v Pier ffl. R-. Str.

an OF LOWELL. Tickets staterooms Inf at City Ticket Offlce, 171 Broadway, rear Cartlandt St. Pl-1 Curtlandt. Also at N. T.

Transfer and unices and it Piers. KiJOSDQT iLDGSES l'l- ft m. daily New York-Albany (bunviaya Steamers leave Pier N. loct or LINE -West Kth at 4 I' M. daily New Tork Troy day Sunday steamer touches at Albany.

Splendid acrommodatl passed. Direct rail conneriion at Airany cr Troy to points North. East acj For Catsklil. Hudson. Cox.farkie and Intermediate From New Tork Mondays, Wednesday! ar.J rrtdaya.

8 P. Pier 43. Christopher St. Freight received dally. For Kingston and Wed.

4p. m. For Newburgh. week days. 6p.

m. Sundays. m. rVTEWRITINO AND TYPEWRITER Smiths. Underwoods, others: euar; anteed.

up: bought, sold, repaired, Atlantic Exchange. Broadway. VICTOR VISIBLE. 79 Nassau catalogue free: all makes taken part payment; In Underwoods. Remindtons.

Olivers. i. BIDS OR PROPOSALS win received by the Eoard of Water Supply, in the office of Board. 280 Broadway. Srm York Room 010.

ninth floor, until 11 A. M. on May 3. for Contract I. for fumishing'and delivering lea.l seals.

At the above place and time the bids wi.J jbe publicly opened and read. The award of the if awarded, will be made as soon thereafter as practicable. The Board reserves the to reject any and all bids Pamphlets containing Informatifn i for bidders, form of contract, specifications. I ate can obtained at Room ir.lf. at the above address upon application In person or by mall.

For further particulars JOHN A. BENSEL, President: CHARLES CHADWICK. CHARLES A. SHAW. Commissioners of tha Board of Water Supply- WALDO SMITH.

Chief Engineer. THOMAS HASSKTT. Secretary. NOTICES. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.

That an application of the Pel ham Park R. R. Co to the Public Service Commission for the Ist District has been made for an order of said Commission authorizing an issue of bonds of said Company of the par value of fifty thousand dollars .150.000) for the purpose of retiring an existing bond and montrage dated 13. ma and for the purnose' additional construction, and betterment of the said railroad. and that amid application be heard tw the Commission at its office.

No. 154 Nassau nt Roroush of Manhattan. Sew on 'the 24th day of April. Ml at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.

That an application of the City Island R. H. Co. to Public Service Commission for the Ist District has been made for an order of Commission authorizing an Issue of i bonds of said Company of the par value of fifty thousand dollars fcr the puri MM of retiring an existing bond and morti cage January 2. 1888, and for.

the purpose of additional construction. Improvement and betterment of the said railroad. and that said application be th Commission at. Its office. 154 Nassau street Borough of Manhattan, York C.ty on the 2Hth day of April.

1900. OX IB the Joraaooa. Frm North Rtrer. PARIS. 'r.

i Ip li'tn 24 iilam rar loam i Mayl." IPani imnPM. A Stiamshtpa Mil usliaala wednesdat3. luxjrlous i 0 have CarzL.23ia i miiidk Furtcifhtly. HUNGARIAN-AMERICAN TO FUME VIA r.IRrtAI.T»R. NAPLES.

TRIESTE. Pannor.ia. IS. coon; July 1: II noon: Julj Sept. 1 Slavnnla.

3. n'xjn; July 22. Seat. ralU at THE CUNARO STKAMSHIP LTIX. Zl'24 State Bl Battery.

Fast Express Service. BP.EMEX Apr. Win. II Ma- K. Win .27 pnnz Wm II HOT BREMEN.

iln-lj'naa. Apr. 22 Kurfunrst Miv 1 Apr. P. Frt.d.

Wm.May direct. Mediterranean GENOA. Sailing at II A. 1 May at N. O.

LI.OTD TRAVKMXPS" CHECKS. OELRICB9 A 3 Broadway. N. T. HODS DEMCHTFCI -Oi "PRINU leave New York rf KVKRT DAT AND SATVn.

by the i fa anrl 1 I SiS BIRHTDIAW sad I I Entertainment at hest First A i throughout. attractive ratev. ILL early registration imperative Kl 520 AND ROUND TRIP VtV IP SCDGDIfOa Our all around SoiitS America. New York on June br A S. 8.

Four tour. A fur from New Tork Slay liran-l Canyon. California rvsort-t. the Rocilea, CircuUr applkatlm. THOMAS I't'tiK C4.Y Bmadwar.

Ma-lis-n Ml Fifth Aye. Winder Arcadet. New Fr-nng anJ Summer Tours to BERMUDA WM Round Trip. INCLUDING ALL EXPENSES 7'-i af ft ST HOTEL, an.J an QJ ratln of an.l latiacij trips all fr tr STEAMER BAILS EVERT THCRSPAT APRIL AND MAY ARK THE MOST DEUGHTFVL MOJCTH9 IN BERMVDA. I en earth with t's exnaistt" Bathe in tiM clearest ootdooc of arvl tn "is bioonv IjPSS than two 'lays from York 6y knot twin "PRINCE mfth THE MOST COMrORTARLE KTEAJtER To FERMUDA.

Itin-rarv of BEIUCCDA-AIXdIXTIC 3 SI rtjt- Bt, York. Return Trip 520. and up BY LARGEST at-1 sTK.VMEKs from 1" A. M. hours, twii S.

si. Tiinsi Trtnldaj. Apnl 21v. A M. tT S.

GUIANA, Ar-t! and iJiv nrh. A. M. Xc- Ulustr.it'-'i ramphlets. writ" A.

K. I'ITERHRII-IF. A Ooeber I.t:j AHSRX. or COOK A POX. 143 KnuHway.

Broadway, Madison Fifr 1 land-America Line TVmt-tCKEK PASSEXOER SERVIC3 NEW VIA BOULOGNE. R' "JT. Mar "New Gtant ROTTERDAM Satllnc APRIt. socJa! Pmlm Court. Glass FnrV i Prccr.enaJa Air rafi.

Elevator. HOLLAND-AMERICA 1.T5T..30 Bway.N.Y. FOH PAN JT-AN. P. LA OfATRA.

CAKELLO. CfRACAO AND VIA Ct'RACAO. Caracas Arrii 24. nn rhl.a.Jelphia May 8. FOR LA GCATRA, CURACAO AND UARACAIBa 3 Maracalbr Satantay, 17.

-otm Saturday. May 1. rocn 11. adjoining St. Ferry.

Brocklym. Tr.ese have superior i i for BOVLT'TN. FLIiS DALLFTTT. Mar.agerr. 82 'Wall 8t- AKOOVQ) THB VvCHLIi aam Ull Br S.

S. ARABIC. Tons. Oct. SBSO 1-1 3D TOURS TO EUROPE $27-3 rank C- Clark.Tlmes BuiMlnr.

New low: BANKBOOKS -i- or Baakbosli No- of fiermar. Bank In the City of York, aye. anl 14th to Err.st All persona art) asainst netrotiating the same. If. to tsnk on the Stli dajr of May.

a duplicate grill be Issued. liar.kb.~ok No. of Dry Savings Institution. Any having upon said bock called upon present the sa.T? to the hank within thirty days, or said will be. declared and extlnjrulshed and a new Issue.t in lieu thereof.

cr Bankbook Not 414. of the German Bar. lt In the City oi New York, corner 4th a.c. and 14th tattled to Marcus Perlirann. All persons cautioned againjt gotiattna the If not returned to the bank on the "th day Mas.

a duplicate will issued. Bankbook MM Bank for Saiinaa. 4th New York. Payment stopped. Please return book to bank.

Bankbook No. 410.00 K. Bank "tor Savings. 230 New York Parment stopped, please return book to bank. LOST or STOLEN.

Bankbook No. 831. C50. the Emigrant Industrial Savtcga Bank. Payment stopped.

Please return book to bank. No. 81 Chambers st. -Bankbook No. of Savinss Bank.

Payment stopped. Please return bank. No 51 Chambers st. BUXTDrKSIL DIRECTOIRB. Eir.prre.

perfect fit ruaranteed: faaaloea. I Marshall. WMC 49tH CLASS rrenca ball, street, wedding latest ncvi-Htes: remoaellinK- 625 near st. CARPET 54Ti lMft CARPET CLEANING- Established N. Y.

CLEANLNG O'iest Larseat. Moat Modera. AND WEST 46TH ST. Tel Bryant. Established IMS.

W.K. JORDAN. EDWLV LENTZ. CARETtJIj CARPET CLEANING Vle-ans compressed air. steatn.

hand or nn Coor. IXS4 4M Eaat 4Sth St. COB BRANDT. Tel. 38th.

J. TASHJIAN Oriental cleaned. repaired, stretched. Broadway Tel..