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TITK NEW YORK TMES. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 28. 1910. JET BRUSHES ON SPEEDWAY DRIVE I Jrottfng Horsemen Adopt New Rule for Sunday Racing Coast Marie Wins.

Tor the first tiro In the history of ejpeedar harness sport, the novelty of vir.f pre-arranged brushes on Sunday snernlng wu put Into effect yesterday aad droved a pronounced success. The rrir.Tnenta are entirely different from those a regular cup matinee, and also those on Sunilays where there la no regular starting, or timing of horses. Trotter anl pacers of equal speed are carded the members of the Brush Committee week In advance and owners notified. Jf the matches are accepted by each owner, then the card la printed and nsil-d to (roec tlve contenders so that St li-t two days In advance they all fcnow what hor-a are expected to start. The mrd of yesterday Contained fifteen mirhr.

hl Included nearly all fast trotters mxt ra'era driven on the Speed-wav, and the result the turnout waa the of the Fall season, three of the firifn pairs only being absent, while very f-w failed contribute their share of the sjort. nici-t Important brush for the day wa et ween Ijon I)erby, gpoed-vi) i.it-ten champion, and the pick ft ark'a road brigade. Mine Syracuse, I li4 "nH by T. Miller and driven by Jkt Hull), but unfortunately the race feet ween the pair proved unsatisfactory. In the heat the pair raced close to ri.h oilier for.abo.it a quarter of a mile ahen Ion Derby made a short feres' .111,1 failed to head off Miss Syra-caie 'it the finish.

In the second they kept close all the way to about a 1 yards from the finish, whan the Ken.iK made a mistake and lost-Th I 1 Interesting contest of the day i between K. Dick Will-lam, a Speedway cup winner, and the gray elding. The Jap. driven by Leo Mi liter, the 'orraer winning two eut of three, brushes. The Jap waa formerly In the stable of trainer W.

I. Snow and looks like a coming top notcher In the rojd brigade. ThoiiiMM n. Hinds's trotter Ismaltan, oiid Leo danger's Lady Worthy, 1:1 Hi. were next to come together, the latter being driven by trainer Pat LXno-vaa In the -first round, the pair were at top speed with Lady Worthy slightly In the lead, to near the finish when vi'l'lenly some one behind a butcher's hitched to a cart appeared on the scene In front of Donovan, who had to tak- Worthy back for safety and lose the race.

In the repeat Donovan, who apparently was still looking for the man In the cart, could r.ot make his horse bhnve nnil lost the brush. Pr Hrlstol, driving his bay gelding Dr. and John Lennon, behind Carmine, came together for three straight heat, all of which were won rather by the former. Another three-heat contest waa between W. I'rban's Judge Roardman.

driven by himself, and A. Aronson's Ella Todd, owner driving, the result fully demon- tratlng the former's supremacy over the atter. As a warming ud heat Ella Todd. which raced well over the Parkwav track InM Summer, lost a heat to Dr. Mehlei's pa-er.

William but after her hard fight with Judge Boardman she still had 5tiel et'oujrh to win from B. O. Benson's rln. of Tetters. Tn a trial with William Pcntt Elliot.

B. Ella Todd again finished Second Feveral members failed to keep their promise and start their horses as carded, giving the condition of the footing as encode, yet drove all alone perhaps faster than thev would tn a brush. Another Innovation introduced by the Jlrunh Committee Is to put bars against fnemher driving tn set brushes with) carta pr sulkies. This matter has been dls-f ussed for a long time, hut no action was taken until recently, when the members Were notified that they must appear on the drive with regular speed wagons. Curiously enough, the first to appear on the Bneedwav yesterday was President Joseph F.

Olbhnns. with Mahlon Wilkes liltrhed to a high cart. Filllns to race with Who Knows. Mr. fllnds started Borelll against Thomas B.

Tjeahv's Princess Direct and lost a heat. fThe latter was scheduled with W. T. Bas-fett's Bell Vara Bov. which was out In fc two-man wagon.

Hugh Riley, following his iual custom, preferred to be all by himself with Ontime. while Correct Fhnne kept away from Minnie Albert and vent after an easier mark. William driven by Dr. Mehler. but even at thai the MafSnlre pacer suffered a defeat.

Const Marin and Kate Nelson, the latter driven by Dr. H. D. Olll. kept their nfranement.

the former winning both Jir.its by plenty to spare, as Kate Nelson Hvas on one of her bad behaviors. After the brush. Dr. GUI won a heat from Mingle Albert. The Yonkers pacer Ulrich and pr.

Threet won several brushes, but got Tin credit because both were, driven to farts. of the Arisen or more of new? trot lervand pacers which were purchased by Iroad drivers at the big sale of last week ere on the drive. M. Revnoids showed its new trotter. Bobble B.

McfJregor, :0.V. which Lon McDonald raced last reason, and I. V. Hunt had out W. L.

-how's big line oacer. Clover Patch. a daughter of Dan Patch. 1:58. End Midi.

2:11. both being in the raw Irt list. Some surprise was caused among horse-, nen when Toby Oreenhaum. owner of Ih fast pacing team Peter H. and Bl-i tie Call, showed up vesterdav behind a ijew pacing team, made up of Blue Grass, which was sold the Garden last Jek and Senator Hal.

2.1TV Mr. Green-laum will now have a chance to raoe fcis two teams together, as the new ones tep as fast as the old pair. Later he klrove Blue. Grass singly. By next Sun-Bay all the newcomers will be shown.

Including the famous Emboy, which has at last come to the drive as the property of NvillUni Kelly. TO A FRIEND OF CITY'S POOR. Tablet In Memory of Father Blumsn- aat Unveiled on Blackwell's Island. The new Catholic Chapel on Blackweirs waa crowded yesterday afternoon at the unveiling of a marble tablet to the ftnemory of Father Herman Blumensaat. who was for eighteen years the fhspuin at the Department of Charities Institutions there.

The building, which 'la of granite quarried on the Island, is tun unfinished, but the roof la on aad the Interior is expected to be completed within three months. It will have a seating taracity of 1.800, with additional room for cripples" chairs. There la a Catholic congregation on the Island of 2.800. At the serves yesterday Henry Helde, who aa been moat active la collecting the ivinds for the erection of the chapel, an-aunce a gift of enough to complete It about lio.uu So far about 3.0tt has been sprnt. Commissioner of Charities Drummond aad lputy Commissioner Goodwin rep-resenteU the department at the unveiling.

K'r Dennis J. McMabon prefixed. Thomas M. Mulry, President of State Board of Charities; Henry Jtelde. Trustee of the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank: Frank J.

Gannon. reldeat of the Catholic Club: the Rev. Davtj v. Hearn. President of St.

Francis College; Justice Amend, and Prof. ieberman of the City Colleg were among mm' utviv. Mr. Heide and Mr. Blumensaat were Business partners before the latter entered a priesthood, and aa young men they 5C" to this country together.

Father Muijec.viot became chaplain of the city's wards on the Island thirty years ago and remained there, eontinuouety fer eighteen yars exoept for a period In 1SW2. whan ba -at to the temporary hospital at Fire a to admlnlste.1 ta iha nuuutliu cholera sufferers. tblet unveiled yesterday la the yt of the doctors stationed on the Isl-d at the time of his death, twelra years During the Intervening veara It haa aa held awaiting the building of the pel which was lUs project. mA Jesuits have conducted a chapel ea Inland since lAS. when It waa the) to citr almshouse and Insane aay- HELLER WINS NOVICE RACE.

On Hundred and Twenty Runners In Morria A. As Four-Mil Event. In the regularly sanctioned novice crosscountry run of the Morris Athletic Association, held yesterday over the club course in the Bronx, 120 Athletes representing two-score clubs participated, sixty finishing. Charles B. Heller of the Knights of St.

Anthony was the first man home, his time being 23:23 tcr the distance, a little over four mT.es. Osi-mond, Mornlngside Athletio Club, fir-sned second, beaten six yards, and G. C. Waler. West End Athletic Association, a like distance back, was third.

Heveral lads, who are thought to have been previous prize winners, had their trophies held up. and their cases will be turned over to the Registration Committee. The race waa viewed by thousands, being run through, the Jerome section. The order of finish was as follows: Time. Name aad Huh.

U. 8. Charles Ii. Heller. Knights of St.

Anthony .23:83 Osmond. Mornlngside A. 23 .84 U. C. West nd A.

A A. Richmond, sprocket A. 23:34 I. K. Parks, Long Island A.

23 XH if. How man, Hprockct A. C. J. Drawee, Mohawk A.

23:4.1 IK Hanley, Hi. Paul A. J. staler. West Knd A.

A 23 :54 A. Dent. Moheaan A. M. Nelson.

Mohegan A. 24:14 K. Btleo. unattached 24:15 W. Tassart.

Mohawk A. 24: la T. Porpora. Mohawk A. 24:20 H.

Masterson, Mohawk A. 24.23 T. Mctiah. Mohawk A. 24:24 C.

Ochsearelter. Trinity A. J. Duffy. Pennant A.

24:27 J. Durkln. New West Bide A. 24:31 D. 8chorm.

Trinity A. 24:33 J. P. McMahon. Sprocket A.

24.34 O. Bhepetwi. Mott Haven A. 24. M.

Brosae. Mott Haven A. 0 K. E. liendrlck.

unattached 24:41 W. Peterson. Mott Haven A. 24:42 P. J.

Flanagan. Long Island A. 24:47 R. Reed. Long Island A.

24:48 R. M. Devlin. Liberty A. 24:50 A.

Elsehner. Trinity A. J. J. tlailey.

Pastime A. IV. Lynch, Harlem E. H. J.

J. Connell, Trinity A. C. W. Brhmall.

Trinity A. J. Uabaghlm. paterson A. J.

Duitn Trinity A. C. J. 0Nell. Morning-side A.

C. K. Sehrlnger. Mott Haven A. C.

H. Smith. Long Island A. J. Holden, Mott Haven A.

C. H. Wald. Long Island A. C.

J. Webster. Morris A. A. II.

Murphy, Mornlngside A. C. L. Vaughan, Hprocket A. C.

J. Walsh. Xavler A. II. Frank.

Mott Haven A. C. V. Hand, Dominican Lyceum; H. Pearsall, Trinity Club; J.

Poll wan, Mott Haven A. J. O. WaUh, Mohawk A. C.

V. Donohue. Mercury A. C. A.

8. Major. Fordham C. C. O.

F. Spiegel, unattached; A. Uarber. Mortis A. A.

W. Bernex. Morns A. J. Clancy.

West End A. T. Fshey. Kvenlng Mall A. Bowman.

Sprocket A. A. Wilbur. Bt. Ambrose A.

J. Burk-hardt. Moliawk A. C. J.

Erv. Holy Family Lyceum; J. C'ullen. Hear A. C.

J. Olsen, West End A. Ford. Mornlnsslde A. C.

W. Kammlnaky, Harlem K. H. ti. A.

Silver, unattached. TEAM SCORE. Total. Mohawk A. 12 IS 14 10 Tl Sprocket A.

4 8 24 89 4 118 Trinity A. ie 19 26 2k 80120 Long Island 5 23 24 87124 Mott Haven A. 21 22 84 40 163 STACK TAKES CLOSE RACE. Pastime Runner Wine Mornlngside A. C.

Event In Fast Time. In a sensational sprint In the last quarter mile J. Stack of the Pastime A. C. carried off the honors yesterday In the weekly cross-country run of the Mornlngside A.

C. A large pack of hlll-and-dale chasers took part In the run, and Stack's time of 10:47 Is' excellent for the course. Hugh Daly, carrying the colors of the home club, set the pace for the first two miles, with a strong aggregation of runners following In his trail, while Stack and W. Wilson of the Hudson Guild, who finished first and second, respectively, were lagging back in the second division, waiting for the pacemakers to break ground. Aa the contestants entered the, third mile the leaders began to tire, and fell by the wayside one at a time, and Stack, who waa closely followed by the iiudson Guild man, went Into the lead aa a pair, and continued for the remainder of the course in a dual fight that resulted in a fine sprint between the pair.

Stack had a slight lead on Wilson on entering the final sprint, but as the latter Increased hie speed btack kept pace, and came borne first by a margin of fully ten yards, IL Daly of the home club and W. Meyer of the Fancourt were next to cross the line In an exciting fight for third place, in which the former waa victorious by a small lead. The run waa well contested from the start, and over thirty athletes finished the course. The order of finish: J. J.

Stack. Pastime A. C. W. Wilson, Hud.

son Guild: H. Daly, Mornlngside A. C. W. Meyer, Fancourt Club: J.

Coetello. Hudson Oulld: F. Myers, New West Side A. C. J.

J. Robson. Xavler A. M. Boylan.

Holy Cross Lyceum; A. Huxel, Mornlngside A. C. Mc-Cann, Riverside A. C.

J. Daly, Hudson Guild; W. Trinity A. C. C.

De Witt, Clare-mont C. A. Srhlelf. Beaver A. C.

J. Mc-Oulgan. Mornlngside A. C. J.

Campeau, unattached. H. Carr. lomlnican Lyceum: B. Collins.

Dominican Lyceum; L. Gumbman, unattached: J. Kearns. unattached; J. Mersfelder, Xavler A Q.

Williams, Hudson Oulld; D. Morrlsey, Hudson Guild; J. Manley, Claremont C. E. Sandman unattached: J.

Lyons, P-vonla A. C. E. Dohrlng, Excelsior Club; F. O.

Kane. Hyland S. C. H. Van Dam.

White Star A. C. Crowley Beats Bailey's Record. Jim Crowley the Marathon runner, made a new record over the Pelham Parkway course of miles yeeterday by covering the distance In 19:12, which la 20 seconds better than the previous mark, held by Win Bailey of the New York Athletio Club. Crowley had agreed to act aa pacemaker for the weekly run of the Fordham Cathollo Club, but he arrived late, and the pack of twenty-five runners held the event without a pacemaker.

Crowley arrived when the event waa over, and with J. O'Brien and C. Murphy as companions he started over the course and made the new mark. The weekly run waa won by S. Joyce of the Mohawk Athletio Club, whose time was 19:84.

D. Burke of the Mott Haven Athletio Club was a close second, four seconds behind the winner. Other runners finished in order: A McNamaxa. Mott Haven, A. N.

Daly, New Tork A. C. P. Coulter, unattached; C. Murphy, Mohegan A.

C. A. Fellows, New York A. W. James, Fordham C.

C. 8. Brack, Forham C. C. F.

Sheridan, unattached; R. BelL Mohawk A. C. J. Murphy, Mohawk A.

C. M. Henneasey. unattached; A. Ward.

Fordham C. F. Conway, Fordham C. Hall Leads Big Field of Runners. J.

Hall of the Union Settlement Athletio Club led the way home to a pack of forty-three tartars tn the weekly cross-country run of his club yesterday. The run waa held over the regular 4-mlle course around Central Park, and was well contested throughout. O. Nelson, who captured the event last week, waa among the starters In yesterday's run, but waa forced to withdraw early owing to an accident. At the start several of the contestants went out la record-breaking style and set a fast pace.

J. Hall did not show in front until the first three miles had been covered, but with good reserve etrensth he Increased his salt and romped home an easy winner, hla time for the course being 20:83. The order of finish: J. Hall. Cnloa Settlement A.

C. J. Mo-Dermott, Pastime C. J. Law, Union Settle, meat A.

C. FarreU. Union Settlement A. C. I Frtecb, Union Settlement A.

T. O'Connor, pastime A. Engle, Union Settlement A. Rich. Union Settlement A.

C. I MeAallffa, Union Settlement C. H. Boyd Watklns. Lafayette A.

J. A. Farrelll Union Settlement A. 3. Ctenway, Ualoo Battlement A.

O. Union Settlement A. H. Bear, Creeceat C. F.

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Laagwagea taught ta clsssaa er privately. UONGSTROLMS FROM FAST FIELD Defeats Al Raines and Others In 12-Mile Race at Celtic Park Professional Meet. The Cash Prize League made a rather auspicious start yesterday at Celtle Park upon the occasion of the Initial athletic meet held under its auspices. Satisfactory to the promoters who were able to pay the competitors what they said was coming to them, and equally so to the thousand and one spectators who witnessed a good foot race, which waa won by that sterling Swedish pedestrian, Uusta LJungstrom in the fine time of 2-6. AJ Raines of New York was second, while J.

Kern, and FY Panzerl finished third and fourth respectively. Among tu-e who started and fell by the wayside wtre V. Kolhemainen. Matt Maloney, and Carl Nlemlnen. Of the others were Ed Touhey, J.

P. CDrtacoll. and P. a lam bra. The conditions not permit of any preliminaries after the men came out on the field, and they were promptly sent away on their Journey by La son Robertson with a great scramble ensuing for the position of pacemaker.

As to who thl would be was soon set at rest when Vu f-mbra went up the back Mretch leading by the first quarter In o-o. Boon arter this be was among the tallenders, and the half showed LJungstrom In the van with the time At this stage Raines had dropped In behind the Swede, who In turn led Maloney, Kolhemainen, and Paniaii as named. At the mile, passed by Raines In 5:06 8-3, Kolhemainen waa second and the others close up. Touhey managed to get by In 8:23. The Finn.

Kolhemainen worked hla way to the front at one itnd an eighth miles and he carried tbe leaders along at a merry clip for three lups, whereupon Raines took up the work sailing by the 2-mlle mark In 10:19 4-5, ten yards ahead of LJungstrom. who waa aligned with the Finn. Matt Maloney was 100 yards back at this point, leading Nlemlnen and Panrerl by a comfortable margin. Early In the next mile the Swede made his way to the front, and led past the third mile post In 16:02 1-5 with the Finn and Raines a stride behind him. This trio was fast leaving the rest of the field, and it was quite apparent that the winner was to come out of the three.

At four miles the order was Kolhemainen. Raines, and LJui.gstrom with the rest of the field spreadeagled. and the time, The hardy little Finn kept up his pace by the 5-rrille mark by which he led in 27:02 with Raines and the Swede In close pursuit. Just before reaching this period Maloney stopped. The Finn continued to command up to the five and a half miles where Raines went to the front passing the six miles in 32:34 after having lapped Nlemlnen a quarter of a mile before.

S8KXI2-B was the 7-mile time with the order Raines, LJungstrom. and Kolhemainen. the latter, however, being fifty yards In the wake of the other pair. From that point on the race proved a duel between Raines and LJungstrom with that the order to the last eighth of a mile. Kolhemainen quit at eight miles, and this left the third man 1.O00 yards to the bad of the leaders.

With a half mile to go, Raines cut loose a great sprint, and opened up a gap of tyenty-five yards on the 8wede, but he was unable to maintain his pace and came back. With an eighth of a mile to go the Swede uncorked his final effort and practically unchallenged was enabled to win by thirty yards in 1:05:37 2-ri. Raines was seven-eighths of a mile ahead of Kern, and near-lv a mile to the arood of Panzerl. The distance covered in the hour was 10 miles, 1,690 yards. Convent A.

C. Holds First Run. The Convent Athletio Club held Its Initial cross-country run of 8V4 miles yesterday. Many athletes from various clubs were 'represented and a good field started in the event. Harry Crook of the Mornlngside Athletio Club cap-tared the run.

covering the course in 19:51. The finish of tbe race resulted la a dual straggle between Crook and JT. J. Zonohue of the Klnldo Athletio Club. In which the former proved the atrongest, and crossed the tape by a jrood margin.

The order of finish: Harry Crook, Mornlngside A J. J. Donohue, Elnldo A. C. Gunning.

Convent A. V. J. Casey, Convent A C. R.

Wilson. Xavler A. A J. Walsh, Mohawk A. C.

Paul Lobmer, Mornlngside A. C. E. Cooper. Convent A.

C. A. McOulre, Mott Haven A. C. J.

riynn. Xavler A. M. Mar lick. Convent A.

C. R. Rubano, Riverside A. J. Jordan, Riverside A.

B. Ounnlng, Ft. Joseph's Home: J. Brooks. Bear A.

C. J. McDonough, Maplewood A. C. J.

Reed, St. Patricide A. C. H. Rhenbold.

Convent C. H. Vernon, Lawreoce W. Oasert. Ft.

Joseph's Home; R. Mayer, Convent C. J. MeGlynn. St.

Joseph's Home: D. O'Brien's Civ. 8. O. Davis Eheiidan F.

J. F. Boylan. O'Brien's Civ. S.

S. Armstrong Wins Richmond Trophy. In the finals for the Richmond Golf trophy yesterday, the last scheduled event of the season at Fox Hills, O. E. Armstrong, the veteran golfer, beat John Catlln.

this year's runner up for tbe Long Island championship. Mr. Armstrong won by 1 up. The match was eighteen holes match play. Mr.

Armatrong becomes the possessor of a cut glass punch bowL The day waa perfect for golf, and Quite a number of the members followed the match. Mr. Armstrong waa 1 down at the fifteenth bole. It waa then the veteran showed his skill by winning the sixteenth. The seventeenth waa halved.

Mr. Armstrong winning the eighteenth hole and the match. 1 feteCSHS II 1Y WON SIGNAL HONORS IN THE SAVANNAH rSlzSRACE defeating all entrants except three of the highest-powered special racing cars of the world, finishing in 41" 523! PLACES The LOZIER cars were Stock Cars. They were the only make of car to finish every car started. 6-Cylinder 51 H.

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Pairf. at Columbia University Ssrvic. The Rev. Dr. Lyman W.

Abbott, editor of The Outlook, spoke yesterday after-noon in St, Paul's Chanel at the Columbia University service. There was aa aapre- ceaented attendance, and It became necee ry before the service began to close) tho uuorv or me cnapei. In this agnostic and skeptical world the reason men are usable to find Ood is that they do not know where to look for Him." declared Dr. Abbott- "Man was created In the Image of Ood. If you would find Ood.

look within yourself. Everr man of vrv iw W.f'.thr F001 or reflects the Image 11 may oe mat tne image la tar nlshed. but It 'a there navaH Dr Abbott scouted the belief that only a few favored mortals have tho divine Inspiratory Kverybody, however Insignificant, is in tne image or nis Maker," he said. Prayer Is man's way of talklna- ta Ood. and inspiration Is God's way of replying i don wno pray wonia only wilt for God's reply.

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CttOCiiKTKU LACES. N. Jannelll. 114 East 14th St. (Imported.) CROCHETED LADLES NECKWEAR, A.

A. Chlbbaro. 114 East 14th St. EOTPTIAN SCARFS AND KIMONN, Asoon A Bonamy. It Wasblngtoa SC Ul HAIR.

MUtoa Mayer. Importer. tT-M rnreemtT Plaea, M7 Schechter Ill Fifth At. MANICURE SUPPLIES. Luatr-lte.

(Florldlne Mfg. Co.) 48 rraaklls, NECKWEAR Men's. Berliner. StrstiM a Merer. TM.

TM. rtT Rroadwas. SKCYLHIDERS ADD FOUR PIAJIOS AID OROAjra. USED PIANOS sukI PIANO PLAYERS that bar beam takaaa fas erarhaag-w for bsw planes mad Tel Dee-tri pUyara. Upright Plano.

Stainway, Webr, Chicksrinc, Knab. Ivwrs A Pond, Krmnich St Bach, tnd i yarlety of other mikes. Price from $75 to $200. Several snialatarw and baby-grand pianos In Mahogany cases at prices much below their intrinsic ralae. Canreraent terns if dsekwl, KIW.

TORK SALESROOMS TOM Ivwra St Pond Pianos, Stricla St ZeidUr Pianos, Matbashek Pianos, AND THE Tel-Dec trie Piano Player. An assortment of Pianolas, Angelas, Cedlliaa and other piano players that hare been taken in exchanfe for Tel. EUctris Players. Prices Uss tkmn half their original cost. Easy payments accepted.

THE TEL-ELECTRIC CO. (Tel-Electric Bunding), 299 Fifth Avenue, Cor. 31st St. XOTICE1. NBTvT TORK STJ7REMI5 COURT.

NTCW Tork Countr MAROARBT ZBOnOW-SKI. aa Kxecutrlz of the last Will and Testament of ELLIOTT BO ROWS Deceased, plaintiff, against JOHN SACHS aad Amelia Sachs, his wife; Joseph Charlca Zanderer ana Sophia Zauderer, his wife, impleaded with others. Defendants. In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered In the above-entitled action, bearing date the day of October, It 10, I. the undersigned, the Referee In said Judgment named, will sell at public auction at the New York Real Estate Salesroom.

Nob. 14 and 1 Veeer Street. Boi-oug of Manhattan. City of New Tork. on the 11th day of December, 1(10, at 11 o'clock noon on that day.

by Herbert A. Sherman, auctioneer, the prenalaea directed by said judgment to be sold, and therein described as follows: All that certain plot, piece, er parcel of land, situate, lying, aad being la the Borough of the Bronx. City of New Tork, County and Btate of New Tork. bounded and described as follows i Beginning at a point la the easterly line of a strip of land located and laid out ae Flndlay Avenue by tbe Commissioner of Street Improvements of the 2Jd and 24th Wards of the City of New Tork under authority of Chapter 641 tbe Laws of 1S90, on maps adopted Jane IT, 1IS, distant five hundred and fourteen and alxty-nlne one hundredths (014. AS) feet north from a point In eald line where It la Intersected by the northerly line of lands late of William H.

Morris; and running thence easterly one hundred and one and elghty-slx one hundredths (101.86) feet more or leas to a point In the westerly boundary line of lands conveyed by Anna M. Z. de Montsaulnln to Ephraim B. Lvy by deed dated June 18. 1897.

and recorded In New Tork County Reateter's office on July 22. 1897. In Liber 20. Section 11. of Conveyances Pare 127.

distant as measured along said last-mentioned boundary line four hundred and ninety-five and rour-tantha (4V0.4) feet north from the Intersection of said last-mentioned boundary Una with the northerly boundary line of lands late of William H. Mortis; thence northerly along said westerly boundary Una of lands conveyed to Levy as aforesaid, one hundred and ten and ninety-five one hundredths (110.M) feet thence easterly oa a deflection to the right of sixty-eight degrees two minutes and thirty-four seconds (08 2 and still along the boundary line of said lands conveyed to aald Levy as aforesaid, three and thirty-eight one hundredtha (8.88) feett thence northerly on a deflection to the left from the last-mentioned course of seventy-three de. grees and forty seconds (78 and still along the westerly line of lands conveyed to said Levy as aforesaid, one hundred and sixty-six one hundredtha (lOO.eO) feet to the curved line or corner formed by the Junction of the easterly Una of the strip of land located and laid out aa Flndlay Avenue bv aald Commissioner on said maps with the westerly line of a atrip of land located and lard out aa Teller Avenue by said commissioner on said maps; thenee aouth westerly, on a curved line along the easterly line of said strip of land located aad laid oat as Flndlay Avenue by said CommlssloDer on said maps. two hundred ana rorty-eignt and sixty-eight one hundredths (248.88) feet ta the point or place of beginning. rated.

Nov. 18. 1910. SUMNER GERARD. Referee.

HEXRT LEWIS MORRIS, Attorney for Plaintiff. Office and Post Office address. No. 82 Liberty Borough of Manhattan, City of New York. The following Is a diagram of the property to De sola, as aescriDea aoove: The approximate amount of the Hen or charge to satisfy which the above-described property is to ba son! Is SS.B3Z.ZS.

with Inter est thereon from the 14th dav of March. 1910. together with the costs and aliowancee amount- Ins to SZ78.48. with lntereat thereon- from Oct. 27 1910, together with the expenaea of the aale.

The approximate amount of taxes, assess. men ta, or other liena. wnicn are to ne ai lowed to tbe purchaser out of tha purcham money, or paid by the referee, is 88. 880. 33 am interest.

Dated. Nov. 18. 1010. SUMNER GERARD.

Referee. SUPREME COURT. COUNT OF NEW YORK. NANETTE WEBER, plaintiff, against ET- TIE ROTHENBERO and others, defendants. In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale, duly mads and entered in the above en titled action, aad bearing date the seventh (7th) day or November, llllu.

tne undersigned, the referee tn aald Judgment named, will a. 11 at public auction, at the Exchange Bales room, K'oa. 14-1. Vasey Street. In tbe Borough of Manhattan.

Cltv. County and State of New York. on the 21st day of December. 1010, at 12 o'clock noon on that day, by joeepn f. Day, auctioneer, the premises directed by said Judgment te be sold, and therein described aa follows: All that certain lot, pleoe or parcel of land, with the lmnrovemeuta thereon, situate, lying and being In the Borough of Manhattan.

City. County and Btate 01 New 1 or pounoea ana described as follows: Berlnnin at a point ea the northerly aide ef One Hundred and Seventh Btreet, distant three hundred and rirty leet easterly rrom me norner of One Hundred and Seventh Btreet aad Third Avenue; thence northerly and parallel with Third Avenue ana part 01 tne way through a party wall one hundred feet eleven Inches to the centre line of the block! thence easterly, along said centre line, twenty-five feet; thenee southerly, parallel with Third Avenue and part of the way through a party well, bnndred feet eleven In anas to the northerly 1de ef One Hundred and Seventh Btreet: thence westerly, along One Hundred and Seventh Street, twenty-ftve feet to tbe point er place ef 'beginning. Dated New tots'. rueiuu.i iTTflirrflW LOB DELL. Referee.

LEWIS B. OO BEL. Attorney for Plain tiff. 41 Para now, smuhim, jirw mvtm The following Is a diagram the fiepeity te be sold; its street aomber is zzs cast ivria Street: CENTRE LOT OF BLOCK wa I 107th St. The approximate amount ef the Ilea or chares te satisfy which the above eesennea property is te pe sold la twelve thousand four hundred aad eight dollars (812.408.00), with Interest thereon from tbe 29th day ef October.

1910, together anta mete aaa aianraaov nm mi handred and seeaaty-nine O0-10O (U7S.0O) 004-lara with Interest from November 7th, 1910, together with the expenses of Vhe sale. Tbe ap proximate amowat er tne xaxaa. and water rates er other Hens whlc! ts are te be allowed te the parens srr eat the purchase tiA bv the referee. Is seven hundred aad eleven aad 82-100 dollars (17UL82) aad la- wit he aald sublaet to a first mortgage ef six thousand five hundred dollars, with interest thereon from April 1. 1910.

at five annua. Also subject te aay municipal department violations, if aay there ae. er aay lla pendens filed te enforce eame. Bated New York. November flat.

1010. 111 Tarcucr wt f) IS' I 1 e. tr PCBUO ST OTT CVS. CZTT Or JTEW YOBUCs KaUsanto atm aaemt. Mle notice la hereby alien Chat at a sen fag ef the Beard Eetianate and Aesum sneat, held November U.

1810, the fallowing petition waa received I TO THI BOARD OF KaTXTJxATsl AKT APPORTIONMENT: The petlttoa ef the Palen Railway OBmpaay ef New York City respectfully sbewei Dai it ie a atreei eunace rwjn uau i any organised Jaly lass, operating a surface railroad by electricity, la the Boreue ef Manhattan aad the Bronx. It desires Thai it a street surrace raiireaa awsa a auesi gas te ebtala and hereby applies to your Hooorable Body ror graata er traacniees er niou tm eooatmot aad perate by overhead electricity three double track extensions er branch ee ef Its railroad aa el lows riKSL Prom the present terminus mt tts road ea the lfiSth Street Viaduct at er Bear Eighth Avenue, thence westerly tn er upon the Viaduct and lttth Street with double tracks to Broadway, thenee northerly, ta er upon Broadway to 157th Street, with a double track, thence easterly la er upon 157th Street, with a single traoa, to Amsterdam Avenue, thenee sostharly ta or upon Amsterdam Ave sue with a single track te 164th Street, eon-neettng there with Use tracks oa aald street proposed ta laid. SEOONTX Protn the terminus ef the Company's double track road oa Beecbel Avenue at er near Aqueduct Avenue to and aoiess the Washlngtoa Bridge and the North aad South Viaducts leading thereto, and also la or upon 181st Street from such southerly Viaduct tn Broadwav. THIRD. From the terminus ef the Cotnpaaye double track road oa Broadway at er near 2SOth Street, thence southerly In er upoa Broadway to a point at or near 225 th Street.

That each ef aald extensions will facilitate nubile travel between the Borough of Manhattan ta the Borough of the Bronx. Tour petitioner prays that notice ef each application be given and that grants of franchises or lights be mads In accordance with the provisions of Section 74 of the renter New Tork Charter and of the Railroad Law applicable to such proceedings. Dated New Tork. October tTth. ltlO.

UNION RAILWAY COMPANY OF 1TBW TORK CITT. By (Btgaed) F. W. WHTTRITX1E) Receives, (Signed) EDWARD MAHER, Attest: President. (Seal) REUNB MARTIN, Secretary.

State of New Tork. County of New Tork. aai Edward A. Mahar. being duly sworn, deposes and says: That be la tbe President ef the Union Railway Company of New Tork City; that he has read the foregoing petition and knows the contents thereof; that the eame Ie true of his own knowledse.

exoept aa to the matters therein stated to be alleged upon Information and belief, and that aa to thoas matters he believes It to be true. (Signed) MAHER. worn te before me this Ifth dsy of October. 1110. JAMES F.

FEELT. Notary Public. N. T. Co.

And tbe following resolutions were thereupon adopted: Whereas, the foregoing petition from the Union Railway Company of New Tork City, dated October 27. 1910. waa presented to tbe Board of Estimate and Apportionment at a meeting held November 11. 191o. Resolved, that In pursuance of law this Board sets Friday, the 8th day of December.

1910 at 10:80 o'clock In the forenoon, and Room 18 In tbe City Hall. Borousb of Manhattan, aa the time and place when and where such petition ahall be flrat conaldered. and a publlo hearing be had thereon, at which cltlzena ahall be entitled to appear and be beard; and be It further I Resolved, that the Serretary Is directed to eause such petition and these resolutions to be fubllshed for at least fourteen (14) days In wo dally newepepere In the City of New Tork. to be designated by the Mayor, and for at least ten 10) dsys In the "City Record" Immediately prior to such date of publlo hearing. The expense of such publication te be borne by the petitioner.

Times and The World designated. JOSEPH HAAO. Beeretary. Mew Tork. November 1L lBlO.

BANKRUPTCY BALES. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. SOUTH-ern District of New Tork. In the matter of PLATMATB TOT MANUFACTURING! COMPANY, a corporation. Alleged Bankrupt.

To the creditors of the above-named estate and to whom It may concern: Please take notice that the receiver herein will sell the assets and effects of this estate, consisting of toys, stuffed animals, machinery, and fixtures used In the manufacture of toys, whloh property la now on the premises. No. 163 Bleecker Street, Borough of Manhattan, New York City. The Interest ef this estate la the lease of said premises will also be sold. The property may be Inspected between the hours of 10 A.

M. and P. M. at the said plaoe of business on the 24th and 26th days of No- fA.A Sealed bids for the said property will be i eelved by the receiver at the office of his attorneys, Messrs. Thomas A Oppenhelmer, No.

00 Wall Street, Borough of Manhattan. New ofi.h at 8 P. M. The receiver reservee the right to reject any and all blda All bids must be ac companied by a certified check or caan tor tan per cent. (io) or tne amount or aaia oia.

In the event that no satisfactory bid la re-aelvad and accemed bv the receiver, said as sets will be sold at publlo auction by the receiver through Cbarlea Sbongood. Official Auctioneer, from the premises. No. 162 Bleecker Street. New York city, on usee moor isi.

xauv, at 10:80 A. M. Dated New York, November 28d, 1910. BERNARD B. HER8CHEL.

Reoerver. THOMAS A OPPENHEIMER. Attorneys for Receiver. No. 60 Well Street.

Borough of Manhattan. New York. N. Y. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

SOUTH em District of Nsw York. In the matter of SIMON SOVBNSKT and SAMUEL ARNO-WITZ. Individually and as members of the firm or fc. bOVIS.3K.I 4k auegea oana ruDta. To the creditors of the above-named estate and to whom It may concern: Please take notloe that the receiver herein will aell the aasets and effects of this estate, ennslstlna of woolena and other piece coode.

sllka. trimmings, together with fixtures and machinery used in tbe cloak ana suit dusi- nees. which property is now on tne premises, No. 63 East 8th Street. Borough of Manhattan, New Tork City.

The property may be Inspected r.tw..n the hours of 10 A. M. and P. 11. at the said place of business on any business dsy up to the time or sale.

Sealed bids for the said property will be received by the receiver at his office, Na 68 Liberty Street. Borough of Manhattan, New York City, on Monday. November 28th. 1910, at 12 M. The receiver reserves the right to reject any and all bids.

All bids must be accompanied by a certified check or cash for ten per cent. (Wr) of the amount of said bid. In the event that no satisfactory bid la received and accepted by the receiver, said sale ts will be sold at public auction by the receiver throueh Charles Bhongood. official auc tioneer, from the premises, 0.1 iasi oin Street, on November 30th. 1010.

at 10:80 A. M. Dated New York. November. 22.

1910. FRANCIS H. GRIFFIN, Receiver. RA TJbertv Street. New York City, N.

THOMAS A OPPENHEIMER, Attorneys for Receiver. 00 WW street, is. x. n. a.

Df THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED States for the Southern District of New York. In Bankruptcy. In tba matter of WAWASET STONE CO. OF NEW YORK. Bankrupt Chaa Sbongood.

U. 8. Auctioneer far the Southern District of New York tn Bankruptcy, sella this day. (Monday.) Nov. 28, 1910, by order of the court, at 10:80 A at Peter J.

Breanan'a Storage Warehouse, 832 East 2Tth SC. Borourh of Manhattan, aasets of the above bankrupt, conalstlnc of roll top desk, chairs. Remington typewriter No. 0. safe, steel QUag cabinet, linoleum.

Ac. HAROLD D. OREELHY. Trustee. HARRY DAVID KERR.

Attorney for Trustee. 27 William New York. IS THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED Statee for the Southern District of New York. In Bankruptcy. In the matter of LAPE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Bankrupt.

Chaa. Sbongood, U. S. Auctioneer for the Southern District of New Tork In Bankruptcy, sells this day. (Monday.) Nov.

2. 1910, by or. der of the court, at A. at 117 West and Immediately thereafter at 90 West Borough of Manhattan, aasets of the above bankrupt, consisting of plumbing materials and tools, office furniture, safe, typewriter, etc mrA a pt vwrrywu-k niton Tmiti. rvr.

TERBOURO, BTEINDLER A BTOCSTON. Attorneys for Trustee. 487 Broadway, New York. DC TTTK- DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED fltefea for tha Southern District of New York. In Bankrupt-y.

In the matter of ELECTRI CAL AQO uanarupu -CTiaa. BBongooo, S. Auctioneer for the Sou there Dlatliot of New York In Bankruptcy, sells this day, (Monday.) Nov. 28. 1910.

by order of the court, at 3 P. IL. at 43 East 42d Borough ef Manhattan, a seats of the above bankrupt, eoaelst-lna of roil to desks, tables, chairs, addressing m- typewriters, of floe fixtures. Ye. SIMEON B.

CHJTEKDEN. Reoeivwr. WK. OTIS BADOER, Attorney for Re ceiver. 100 William Btreet, New I or a Df THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED Statee for the Southern District of New York.

In Bankruptcy. In the matter of 5MOLDX- SKY A DWORKIN. Bankrupts- Chas. nonfood. V.

8. Auctioneer for the Southern District ef New York In Bankruptcy, sells this day. (Monday,) Nov. 28. 1910.

by order of the court, at 10:80 A at 113 Leonard Street. Borough ef Manhattan, assets of the above bankrupt consisting of men's cloth tug, do. HARRY OSTERMAN. Trustea MARCUS HELFAND. Attorney for Trustea, azo Broadway.

New Tork. Df THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED Statee for the Southern District of New York, la BanaTuptey. In the matter ef NORTH AMERICAN TOBACCO Bankrupt Chaa. Sboncood. United States Auctioneer ror tne Southern District ef New York In Bankruptcy, sells this day.

Monday. Nov. 2A, 1910. by order ef the court, at 2 P. at 8-8-10 Oouverasur Site.

Boroue-h ef Manhattan, aasets ef the above bankrupt, consisting of complete outfit for the manufacture of snurr. tobacco sirtiags, dust, scraps, wrappers, machinery, safe, typewriter, desk. Ac ALBERT FALCK. Receiver. MARSHALL A HAQAR, Attorney foe fia-eetver, 84 Pine BU.

New York. BAgKKinn WOTlCEt. DISTRICT COURT OF THE Shim flin ntaeris ef Ns (he aeatter ef ALLAN F. CORN. HEMBtBll A.

RCSENFEUX ARTHUR W. JOSEPH, aad FRANK 1. MAOUUtil Individually aad partners compestng the firm UUA MXN-ZJCaUiKIMEK A hank rwp ta. la the matter ef the detenalaatBSa ef Oalsas) te Stocks, Bonds, Seeorttlee, and ether seeelS ta the hands ef the BANK OF AMXIUCA Omnibus Proceeding Na Xa the otatter ef the determination ef ClataBS te Stacks. Bonds, Seowltlee, and ether assets la the hands of the COAL AND IRO TIONAL BANK.

Oraal bus Proceeding No. la the matter of the determlnaUea of Claims -te Stack a Boada. Securtilee, and ether aseeta la the heads ef the KMP1RB TRLUT COM- PANT. Omnibus Proceeding Ne. g.

In the matter ef tbe determination ef Claims In the haada of the HANOVKR NATIONAL BANK. OiiulI bus proceeding Ne. A la the aaatter of the determlnaUea ef Clahne whwtss nwa ccari.e. nan vinw In the banda of the NATIONAL BANK UF COMMBRCK. Omnibus Prooredlng No.

6- In the aaatter of the dermtnatloa ef Claranv to Stocka. Bdnda. Scnrlt. and ether aerate- In th hands of EDWARD A 1 unea. Omnibus Proceeding No, la tbe matter ef the defermfnatlon ef Claim' te Stocks.

Uada. Seeurttlee. and ether a seels .1, la the haada of J. A W. siTUaUAN OssnlT, has Proceeding No.

7. la the matter of the determtnatloa CIS line nt to Stocks, Bands, Socurluea, aad ether esse tare In the hands of WELLS, FAROO A CO. BANK. Omnibus proceeding No. A la the matter of the determination ef Claims to all other Stocks, Bonds.

Bacurttlea and all! viuw mMmmim or uas.v sairs jsais av- CO. reoelred from any source whataoevsav -t Omnibus Proceeding No, 9. Upon the annexed petition ef Edward Benedict, receiver, verified the loth day ef novemoer, iiu, ana an tne panere ana ceedlnss hsrela. and ea motion of Stern. SI 4t carr, attorneys for the petitioner hareta.

It la ordered that all creditors of the above. earned bankrupts, and all other pereona. ftrssa. nI and corporations claiming stocka aad. securities, In the possession, custody, er eon- troi of the petitioner herein, or the rscssa- thereof, or In the pcsssaalon, eustody.

ee sean trol of aay of the foresotng named banka, ta-'' dlviduala. or firms, be and hereby are reqntredin to ehow CSUM hror m. or aba of ta Tnrt. of this Court, at a Stated Terra thereof MM neiu in noom oo in tne rvet urnce sioiiarng re uiorng ra as oee tne uorougn er Manhattan. City ef New oa tne iwtn aay or ueoemoer, iwio, o'clock In the forenoon of that day or thereafter as counsel can be heard, whv order ehould not be made aad catered hareta.

directing aald creditors, pereona, flroaa. end -4 corpora 1 1 one to file their said claims the said stocks, bonds, securities, aad assets In the possession, custody, or control the petitioner herein, er the nroaeeda or In the poaeeeelon. euetody. or central ef aaj 7 of the foresolng named banks or ror property or tne proceeds Ukareor piece by the said bankrupts with any ef the fwre-r A banks. Individuals, or firms, en er be-" ore the 27th day of December.

1810, aad wfcFKl the aald claima so mad a If any, should not bw'T referred to Hon, Macgrane Coxa, Referee taJ Bankruptcy, aa Special Master, far testimony, and report, and why tn default eC ,4 any such claim being filed by any creditor, firm, or corporation claiming aald etoekaL bonds, scurltl-s. and other aseeta, or the Pre- -ceeds thereof, said creditors, pereona. firm er a corporations, and any and all of them eheatsVw not be forever barred and foreclosed from naak-to ins or aeeertiue; any such claim, title, er-jj ownership therein or thereto, la whole or is If part. In the meanwhile and until the further ardeg of the Court, It is hereby Ordered that all persons claiming any tltlca, tntereeta, equltlee, or llene In, to, 'i upon any of the foregoing eerttflcatee of stocks! bonds, or other securltiee er the rroeeede tbere- of. and to any eerttflcatee of etorks.

bonda, Of -9 other property that were pledged by the said bankrupts with the Bank of America, Coal.r and Iron National Rank. Empire Trust Com-'it peny. Hanover National Rank. National Bans! TZ of Commerce. Edward Salllnaer.

J. A W. Belle- man, and Wells, Farso Co 's Bank, be eae they hereby are enlolned and restrained frona.il beginning, maintaining, or prosecuting aay aes-tar irai at law or proceeaing in equity againea.jr. said Bank of America, Coal and Iron National nan. Kmplrs Trust company.

Hanover Na tlonal nana. National Rank of Commerce Ed 5Ii ward Salltneer. J. A. W.

Sellemaa. and Wella Fargo A Bank and aicalnst the receive' herein or the trustee when appointed or elected except the prosecution of their claima In the-ef manner to te provided by th order of thto Court upon the hearing and determination of, thla application. Sufficient reason appearing therefor. It hereby Ordered that eervloe of this order, together with the petition- upon which it Is granted. tJ made by mailing the copies thereof to the sredVia ltors or other persona Interested herein who shall have filed notloee of appearance herein.

at their addresses appearing on tbe books the above-named bankrupts, on or before De. eember 11)10. and by publishing a copy of this order In The New York Times and The Chicago Tribune, once a week for two suei' cesslve weeks, the last publication to be not si later than December lofh. 1910, which shall be. and Is hereby declared to be sufficient- 7 service hereof.

Dated New York. November lTth, MMO. C. M. HOUOH.

IVi United Statee District Judge mmm-wm ea 1 S- NO. 18,220. TH THE DISTRICT COURT OF Xt the United States for the Southern District New York. In Bankruptcy. In the matter ef.

LOUIS H. OUTERMAN, Bankrupt, To ttn creditors of Lou la U. Uutermas ef City and County of Nsw York aad dlstrWll aforesaid, a bankrupt: Notice la hereby given that en the 20tb day) 3 Of January. A. D.

llo. the said Lonls tLtS. Outerman waa duly adjudicated bankrupt. aa-''l that the first meeting of creditors will be heldr at tne oince or t-eter tl. uiney, rexeree in Danaruptoy.

no. 01 William str William Street. rk. on the 8th day PtL at 11 clock la tStZl the said creditors ntf ana county of New Tork, December. D.

1910. at forenoon, at which time tha aald eradltora me attend, prove their claima. appoint a Trnete.w examine the bankrupt, and transact such othae business as may properly come rs-lt --meeting. PETER B. OLNEY7 jto Nov.

26, 1010. Referee la BaJikjptdp, rj NO. 14.238. TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF 1 a the United Statee for the Southern District Nsw York. In Bcnkruptey.

Is the matter eg a MABEL BARDINE. Bankrupt. To the creditors of Mabel Bardlne ef tne CKf, and County of New York aad district a toasi said, a bankrupt: Notice la hereby gtvea that on the 1st day ee)a November, A. D. 1910, the said Mabel TJardtae-lt wee dulv adfudfentad banknint.

and thai Ikatl first meeting of creditors will be held at th--j office of Nathaniel 8. Smith, referee la bemaV ruptcy. No. 88 William Street, Ity and 1 of New York, en the 9th day of December. D.

1910. atlf o'clock la the forenoon, which time tbe eald creditors may atts prove their claima, appoint a Trustee. rinlns the bankrupt, and transact such other buslaess as may properly come before said meettng. NATHANTJCL 8MITH, vm nuew nenerap4ay m. November 29th, 1910.

NO. 18,10 IN THE DISTRICT COTJHT Oa.ee the L'nlted Statee for tbe Southern Dtstrlot mi mi New York. In Bankruptcy. In the matter eiai FERRO CO NCR KT CONTRACT IN COMPANY. Bankrupt.

To the creditors ef Ferre Concrete Oawtraettaay Company of the City and County of New Yorlgt aad district aforesaid, a bankrupti Notice Is hereby given that ea the lets de' of September. A D. 1910. the said Fsrro Co- crete Contraotlag Company wss duly adjudl cased bankrupt aad that the first meeting ef creditors will be held at the office of Nathantae S. Smith.

Referee In Bankruptcy No, WUk lam Street, City and County of New York, oa the Mh dsy of Deoerabar, D. 1810. ai if Celock la the forenoon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claima, as point a trustee, examine the bankrupt, aad transact such other business as may 11 1(111 si If come before said meeting. NATHANTBL S. SMTTH, lfevwWt.m.

BaaarmnasF UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOX ths Southern District of New York. MAX HAND MAN, Bankrupt. Notloe te hereby given that Annie Hangman, administratrix of the estate of Mas Handmaa, deceased, bankrupt, has filed her petition, dated September 24th, 1910, praying for a discharge from all hla debts in bankruptcy, aad that all creditors and other persona are or dered ta attend at the hearing upon aald petition before United Statea District Judgee la the United Statee Court House and Past Of fine Balldlna. In the City and County ef Near 5 York, ea Monday, December VMh.t 1910, at 1ft: dO A. and then and there ehow cause.

If any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted, and also attead the examination of the bankrupt thereon. MACGRANE COXJB, Referee ia Bankruptcy, New York. Nov. 23 th. 191a 1 U.

B. DISTRICT COURT FOR THB SOUTH-' em Dttsrlet of Nsw York. OEORUE I. ROsW INSON. Bankrupt.

Notice Is hereby given that George I. IloMa-, i son, bankrupt, has filed hla petition, dales November 14th, 1910. praying for a discharge from all his debts In bankruptcy, and that all creditors and other persons are ordered te at- tena at tne nearmg upon aaia peuiioa Berrara United States District Judges In the United Elates Court House and Poet Of floe Building. tn the City aad County of New York, on Mon day, Deoecnber 12th. 1910.

at 10:80 A. aad tnsa ana uere snow cause. 11 any iner nave. New York. Her.

tfith. 1910. era District ef New Tork. JOE landsman, i Bankrupt. Notice la hereby elves that Joe 2 bankrupt, baa filed hla petition, dated October 17th.

1910, praying for a discharge from all hla debts in bankruptcy, and that all creditors and ether persons are ordered te attend al tha rr bearing upon said petition before United States atnot jengae ta tea uaiua ami WJuri. 1 mm and Past Office Rulldlac. In the Cits" aad Ccsaaty ef New Tork. ea Monday. De-j eember IZti.

lsiu. at id ana taea aad there shew cause. If any they have, whw the prayer of eald petitioner should sot be 33 granted, aad also attead the examination ef tad) bankrupt thereon. MACORANB COXB. rteteree in jjanaruptcy.

-(tew York. Nov. 2b th. ivia It te fag aim of Tke ifete Torft riaase fo inatntatn its Want columns -ae I a standard tor email adperttee- 1 leafs. The Times seeks the aeaiss-aavoe cf Us reatfevs sa tadeasor fceew its yapss ree from saissaacUagt ItMmnk-Adr.

why the prayer of eald petitioner ehould not be Kated, and alee attend the examination ef bankrupt thereon. MACORANB COXJB. Referee la bankruptcy..