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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EACLE. NEW YORK. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 14. 1907.

PEOPOSALS. lEOAi K0TICES. PXTBUC NOTICES. LXQAX S0TICXS. CORPORATION NOTICES hiey mm mm superstitions defied THE FKOPI-E or TUB STATE OP FW YottK by the Brace of C-l (m aed lade-1 (tb--rtM KuMella and Thoioas Uurvov.

send greetlus Whereaa tncenl 1 )mnl of freceune and aae. ana I-lany. of t.M liaroucn of Brooklyn, etttered In the an-ve entitled n-if n. City of York hi. liior petitio ned our lent)-fourtli day of January.

1. I. rhe un-r-urragata Cnurt of Ihe County of kings, to dersigned. tne referee In said judgment named, have rortnM lntmment in wrlttng bear- i nril at public atKti to Hie bigneet bid- tog date the 17iN day of Peiritibrr. laut.

re- i dr al the Keal Eetat tich.n. ATTHIRTEENCLUB DINNER Members Broke looking Glasses Before Sitting Dcwn to Annual Dinner. P.ED HEADS FIND A CHAMPION. Alaerman Doull, Ernest Jarrola ana utners nun Bouquets ai Brooklyn. The Thirteen Club Invaded Brooklyn last night, making the Assembly, on Purrepont street, its headquarters.

For I the supper, held In this borough for the I I I I I TALKS CN PARK SLOPE The John Callahan Calls 1 the Epi'st'e (a Timothy Love Letter. I SERVICE IN COOK COUNTY JAIL! I How a Kan Had His Pocket Picked Wl.il at Altar Praying. The Hov. John Callahan, superintendent ot thu Hartley Rescue Hall, on the Bowery, spoke last night at the service In Grace M. E.

Church. Seventh arenue and St. John's place. The Rev. Frederick F.

Shannon, the pastor, stated that the Rev. Dr. W. V. Keller, ho was announced to speak, was unable to be present on account ot an attack ot grip.

Mr. Callahan spoke one evening last week also, and will address the meeting for men only In Grace Church on Sunday afternoon at 4 Cl'clnclr Sunrfntt mnminff V. will en.mk in h. r.K rk.k i night in the Central Congregational first time, tha members occupied thirteen i between Kieecker and Ralph atreeta; tables, with thirteen at each table. STKEKT.

northweat aide, between ltambur anl Knlckerbicker avenuea; on fore the dinner they lowered the lights, I fi UMAX STRFPT utheaat aide, between each of the tables being dimly Illuminated KsrHXKrT ith candles set In Skulls of plaster of i Tenth an Eleventh avenues. Area of aiaeaa-Paris, and at a signal, each of the diner, -HW between.p. broke a miniature looking glass, and iiio, I'M; uth of St. J.ihn'a place, be-; spilled a salt cellar, while they sang JuL: TZSTiuifS iSS song of the Thirteen Club, composed for i (ten atreet. between Schenectady and Tmy Church.

A large audience listened things, and those In general. Then they tently to toe address last evening. 1 Mr. Callahan's remarks were based I Upon Timothy "The time of my de- TiartlirA in at hand haVA fnnpht a D-nnrt light, I have finished my course. I have the "Sanitation, presided at the din-kept the faith: henceforth there is laid up I m'r' and bne wfh for me a crown of righteousness." 'T" said in part: "This Is Paul's last letter to Timothy, his son in the Gospel.

It Is a love letter. There Is a difference in letters. Some letters we read, tear up and throw in the waste basket. If Timothy had done that with this letter, of course, we should not have it to read to-day. But Timothy loved the writer, and, therefore, preserved the letter.

In this epistle Paul told Timothy to come to him quickly. The apostle needed some one by his side in the last hour. None ot us want to die alone, no matter how strong our faith may be, or how many visions we have received of God. We want some good friend by our Bide. Thus it was with Paul.

IJenias had (orsaken him, Alexander, the coppersmith, had done him niuih evil, aud the best friend he had to call upon was Timothy. Death to the apostle was simply a departure. Ho could cry out: "Oh death, where is thy sting: Oh grave, where is thy victory?" Paul was just taking a trip to heaven. Last summer a friend of mine took a trip abroad on one of the largo Atlantic liners. As tho steamer pulled out from the harbor, my friend was standing upon the deck waving his handkerchief.

While I stood waving in return, i noticed him wiping the tears from his. eyes, while 1 also wiped them from miiu. We did not like to leave one another, for we did not know whether we should ever meet again. After being on the waler about a week, his vessel landed on the other eide. As he stepped down from the.

gang-plank, friends gave him a hearty welcome. So it Is with us In this world when seme good friend departs, for heaven. We stand around the and wipe the tears away from our eye's, but when they reach the other they, have friends at the gate to give them a hearty welcouio. 1 think of my dear friend, 3. H.

Hadley, who left for heaven on February i), l'J06, from tho Presbyterian Hospital, in Manhattan. AS'hat a time there have been up there when It was announced that Had-ley was coming home! 1 can see his brother, ihe colonel, whom he converted, standing at the gate, wllh Jerry McAuley old Phil McGuire, his janitor at street, side by side, and back of thenij with shining faces and white robes, hundreds of redeemed drunkards, washed the blood of the Lamb. Oh, what a time of rejoicing there must have been. Before 1 was converted I tended bar for Pat Kirien, the champion 'prizefighter of the Northwest. 1 shall never forget the night he gained the championship, for I witnessed Ihe fight.

I noticed that the time they entered the ring the combatant's had their eye upon each other. They were not looking at the spectators, but were upon their guard. Thonnriotlo tolla ni n-atehfn nosq la a us or IJI.I I'ATION top.VMll of -r aoum ar4 lilo sititti ut. iMeruusb Net, Ot .4 New Y-fc HI 4I.KII llll.n OR lTISATK WILL PR: ei.rl bv Im. of M-h--4 Itulld- t-c.

a tne ib-tf .4 the IH brtro--ni of ri in a urtil o'ri I I 1UMHI. It lllll IHV S. 1UOT. Hiirsaah af II 1 o. No Mm LI.ECTRIC r.tiimi-vr i tf-K Chust M-bc avenue and Kb-kRitn street, about 1- souin of lleitnofit avenue, Hjruugll of The now of e-'mpietion la lea srorking days.

Tho Mcuntr required I. mi 1 the bile wi.l be com- pard and the ta anarded In lump I aum tt tne neet bld-l Blank forma, plan, and Brev-tftrations may he or seen al the office of the ruper intendent. at F.allmatlng HHm. Nlntb Floor. Hall of the B-Mtrd of Education.

Hark avenue and Fifty ninth atreet. Borough of Manhaltan. C. J. SNYDER, of Rulhtlnsta naif 4 l-ebruary 11.

HOT. til lot oaullj JliT.s';.;"'r,",,",,"-" OFFICE OF TI1E pHEslliEN'T OF THF 'F BH00KLV.N.1 nrVlM IS. XV-M' IPAL Ht ILDINii. BOHol CHI OF THE CITY OF NEW VoRK bEALED 111 C.8 OR ESTIMATES WILL BK ITrlLT br. the Borough of A on OB1C UnI" 11 VKI)EnY, FRflRI ARY 2T.

184IT. n- 1- FOR Fl HXISH1.M1 ALL THE UZlC2. MATERIAL P.EgflKED FOR COXSTRUCTIXt! SEWER IV ORAXr) STRtET I Art FROM SOUTH KM RTH STREET TO HOOPER STREET. The Engineer's estimate of tha quantities Is aa follows: 1.265 linear feet of 12-inch pipe sewer, la manholes. S.S40 linear feet -lneh house connection drain sewer basins.

The time allowed for tha completion of the work and the full performance of tha contract Is working days. Tha amount of security required will be Three Thousand Four Hundred Dollars 1 13 4fKU ZJ- Frn.MSHINfl ALL THE LABOR AND MATERIAL REQUIRED FOR RECONSTRUCTING THE OUTLET FOR THE Kpj.jAVENL'E 8EWEK AT DIVISION The Engineer's estimate of the quantities If aa follows: 60 linear feet 108-Inch brick sewer. 1 manhole. 9fK linear feet bearing piles feet (B. foundation planking, nils capping and alrlnsplece.

10.000 feet IB. permanent aheet piling. The time allowed for the completion of the work and full performance of the contract Is The amount security required will be Three Thousand Dollars ine binder will state the price of each Item or article contained In the specifications or coniaineu or hereto annexed, per linear foot, square foot, square yard, cubic yard, or other unit of measure, by which the bids will lie tested. The bids will lie compared and the pnntn.i awarded at a lump or aggregate sum for each Blank forms and further Information obtained and the plans and drawings may he seen at th mtlce of the Assistant Com'mls- oi i-uoiic orKS. tne Horoueh of Honk.

lyn, Room 15, Municipal Building, Brooklyn BIRD S. COLER. President. Dated February 2, 1907. fl3-10 su f.enerul Inalrnet lonn lo Bid tiers at font uf coluum, laat page nt I lil- OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE ROOM 15, Mil- "ORUGH OF BROOKLYN.

THE CITY OF NEW YORK SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE received by the President of the Borough of am abuve omce unt" 11 o'clock WliblVF.SDAY, FEBRUARY 27. 1007. No. 1. Foit AND i.t' BRICK AND OTHER MS VAKl0US The time for the delivery of the articles materials and supplies and full performance of the contract is until December 31, 19i7.

The amount nf security required will be Eight Thousand Dollars. N'o. ti. FOi: FI RNISHING AND DEMVER-1XO 11ARDWAKE SIWUES FOR THE BU-HEAUOF HIGHWAYS, BOROUGH OF The time for the delivery of the articles, materials and supplies and full performance of the contract is until December 31, 107. Amount of security required will be Two Thousand Dollnrs.

No. 3. FOR Fl'RMSHIXG AND DELIVERING RCIIHEK COATS, BOOTS. HOSE. FOR THE BFREAU OF SEWEKS, BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

The lime for the delivery of the articles, materials and supplies and full performance of the contract is until December 31, 19o7. The amount of security required will be Seven Hundred and Fifty Dollars. No. 4. FOR Ft! RNIMI ITMft AVn niV.r.TVD'o.

ING FORAGE FOR USE BY THE BUREAU The time for the delivery of the articles, materials and supplies and full nerfornianeB of th contract is until December 31. )ft07. ine animnt or security required will be Six Hundred and Flftv Dollars. No. fi.

FOR FUHNrSHlNG AND DELIVERING MANHOLE HEADS AVn f'nVRRa vnu USE BY THE BUREAU OF SEWERS, BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. tie time for the delivery of the arltcles. materials end supplies and full performance of tho contract Is until December 31, i'Mtl. The amount of security required will be Six Hundred Dollars. Intending bidders will be reauirerl tn lnno! $5 for each Bet of plans and specf neat ions.

The bidder will state the price of each lienor artiHe contained In the soeclflcations or sihedu.es herein contained or hereto annexed, per pound, ton, dozen, pallon. yard or other init of measure, by which the bids will be tested. Th bids will be compared and the contract awarded at a lump or aggregate sum for each contnet. Delivery will be required to be made st the time and In the manner and in such quantities as may ba directed. Blark forms nnd further information mpy be obtained nnd the plans and drawings may be "cpii at the office of the Bureau of Public Buildings aud Offices, the Borough of Brooklyn.

Room 29, Municipal Building, Borough Brooklyn. BIRD S. COLER. President. Deied February 1, 1907.

fl3 lot tTT.See fJpnornl liiNtruct ioiiw to Bltl-l4rN, nt foot of column, lant pave of thin pnner. LEGAL NOTICES. SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY Grace 8. Canfleld. plaintiff, against Charles Canfleld, defei.dant Summons.

This Is an action for an absolute divorce. Trial desired in Kings County. To the above named defendant: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in thi action and to serve a copy of your answer on the plaintiff's attorneys within twenty days alter the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service, and, in case of your failure to appear or answer, Judgment will Le taken against you by default for the relief demanded ln the complaint. Dated AjVIl 14, 1308. Mclaughlin stern.

Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office and Post Office address. No. 15 William Street, Borough of Manhattan, New York City, Now York. To the above named defendant.

Charles A. Canfleld: The foregoing summons In an action for an absolute divorce is served upon you by puoiication. pursuant to an order of and male by Hon. William J. Kelly, one of the Justices or the supreme Court of the State of New York, dated the 31st day of December.

1006. and filed with the complaint In the office cf the Clerk of tha County of Kings, at the Hall of Records, In the Borough of Brooklyn, in me i.ouniy or nings ana state or New York, on the 3d day of January, 1907. Dated January 3, 1907. Mclaughlin stern, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office and Post Office address.

No. Will iam Street, Borough of Manhattan, New York City. New York. jail 7t th THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the grace of Uud free and independ ent To Peter Tniutmann, Charles Trautmann, Jung, Agacna sunon ana Amelia i raut niHiin, send greftlmr: Whereas. Bertha Traut maun of Rrouklyn, N.

has lately petitioned our Surrogate's Court of the County of King! to have a certain instrument In writing, bearing date the 24th day of December. 1900. relat ing to rpal and personal property, duly proved as the last will and testament of MATTHIAS TRAUTMANN, late of Kings County, de ceased. herefore, you and each of you are hereby cited to appear before our Surrogate of the County of Kind's at a Surrogate's C'urt to ne held at the Hall of Records, ln the Borough of Brooklyn, on the 11th day of March, nt ten o'clock In the forenoon, then and there to attend the pmbnte of the said last will nnd testament; and that the above named Infants then and there show cause why special guardian should not be appointed to appeor for them on the prubate of said last will ami testament. In testimony whereof we have caused tho seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto Hfnxcd.

Witness. Hon, C. Church, Surrogate of our (L. 8.) said county, at the Borough of Brooklyn, tho Kith day of January, In the year nfour Lord one thousand nine hundred and seven. WILLIAM P.

PICKETT. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. Charles Relnhordt, Attorney fur Petitioner, 7CC Flushlnic avenue. Brooklyn. N.

Y. Jat7 fit th IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON. JAMES r. CHURCH. Surrogate of the County of Kings, n-'tlce Is hereby given, crdlng to jaw.

It persons having claims nfralnnt Alexander Moos White, late of tho unity of Klns, deceased, tint thoy are required to r-blblt the same, with the vouchers thereof, tn subscriber, at their place of tranpactlnrr I'lslnens, No. 130 Water street. BorotiKh inhiittnn, City of New York, in or befure the day of June next. Dated December ti, Y. WILLTAM AUGUSTUS WHITE, ALFRED T.

WHITE. Executors. Wlllinm Allnlre Shortt, attorney, 32 Broadway. N. Y.

6mo th INJMiRSUANCEOF an order of the Ion. James c. Church, Surrogate of the County of KitiKS, notice Is hereby given, according to Inw, to nit persons having claims against CAROLINE ijOUTHARD, late of the Borough of Brooklyn, in Ihe City of New Yrk, d-ceaned, that they nr-j required to exhibit Ihe wairo, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub- I S'-'-lber. at IiIf p'uco of transacting business, at the oilifo of John A. Anderson, No.

44 Court ft. In the Poi-mr-th of Brooklyn. City of New Y'rk. on bi fi-re the 2RHi day of June next. Dated, Dn-emivT I'vli.

"O- HARRY D. SOUTHARD, Administrator. Joh.i A. Andersen. Attorney for Administrator, 4t CMiit st, Borough of Brooklyn, city of New York.

27 6m tb i 1 1 on sCPKSMS Cut rl-CLARA, tiinnwl. auitiff asmst alary Cats. wian and others. defeeuAfits la pursuance af a In Ji taaue atreet. In the i MlvB IWtf nf kinn nn tho twei.tieta (UV uf Krhmarv.

at a rlock. th lut-1 id said juagrfMOt mnttoa4 and thfin described as fuliuwa: A-l that pi ur prcl of Und. with th bui.tlinrs and improve-men is thrf-a erected, sltuste. lying and Wins In the Hrmjgti of HiMoki). County ut Kinss.

City and Stat ot Sw Yrk. UTidd and described as fctWws: IWinnlag at i.nt on the southerly side ot Jnr.a avenue distant four hundred tt as.erijr from the corner formed bv the lntr-rtiuii nf the southerly stle of JfTersna avenue with tit uteri jr si-ie of Nostrand avenue; running them parmtk-l wttb Nustrand avenue and psrt of the distance through a party well one hundred ff-et; then-re easterly par. 11 1th Jrffern avenue twenty feet; thence northerly again parallel with Nostrand avenue and part of the distance through a party wall one hundred feet ta the southerly side of Jf-femon atenue, and thence westerly along the southerly side of Jefferson avenue twenty feet to the point or place of beginning. Together with all the right, title and Interest of the defendants of, In and to the land lying la enter son avenue In front of and adjoining the above described premises to the center line hereof January 29. 1907.

THOMAS F. GAHVET. Referee. Alvan R. Johnson.

Plaintiffs Attorney. 11 Montague st. Brooklyn. N. Y.

Ja3l Iw mAth SUPREME COUPT, KINuS COUNTY-. Marram! Keen an, plaintiff, against Anne E. Keennn. and others, defendants ln pursuance of an Interlocutory judgment of partition and sale, duly made and entered In the above en- titled action, bearing date the second day of February, 10 T. Henry Herdling.

the re tree In raid judgment named, will sell at publlo al the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. iKt Montage street. Brooklyn. N. Y-, on the 25th day ot February.

vmI, at 2 o'clock, noon, by James L. Brumley, auctioneer, the prein.ws by eaid judgment directed to be sold, and th rein described as follows: First parcel All that certain piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and belna in the Bor ough of Brooklyn, late Town of Flatbush, Ccunty of Kir.fiS and City and State of New York, known and distinguished on a certain map filed tn the office of the Register of the said County of Kings, entitled "Mao of land of the nited Freeman' Association number Two ln the Village of Greenheld, situate In the Towns of Flatbush and New Utrecht ln the County of Kings," as surveyed October, 1802, by T. G. Bergen, as and by the number Elgh- y-seven (Hi) and bounded and described as fol lows, to wit: BcKlnnina on the southeasterly corner uf Franklin avenue and First street as laid down on said man: running thence south- erly along the easterly side of First street one hundred and seven (107) feet and eight () Inches to a line equidistant from said Frank- in avenue and Webster avenue as laid down said map: thence easterly along said last mentioned Hue ninety-two (92) feet to lot number elghty-slx (86j on said map; thence northerly along said lot number eighty-six (r.) and on a line parallel with and distant ninety-two (92) feet easterly from said First street one hundred and seven (107) feet five (5) inches to Franklin avenue: and thence west erly and along the southerly side of said Frank lin avenue ninety-two (92) feet to the point or place nf beginning. Second Parcel All those certain two con tiguous pieces, parcels or sections of land, sit uate, tying ana in me oorougn or nroim- lyn.

late Town of Flatbush. In the County or Klnas. Citv and State of New York, known and distinguished by the numbers one hundred and forty-one (141) and one hundred and forty two (142) on a map filed In the office of the clerk ot the said County of Kings, entitled Map of Village of Greenfield on the land ox the United Freeman's Association, situate In the Towns of Flatbush and New Utrecht. In the County of as surveyed April, 18o2, bv Tunis G. Benren.

which taken toaether as one parcel are bounded and described as fol lows: Beginning at a point on the nortneriy side of FuBter avenue as laid down on said map distant four hundred (400) feet westerly from the northwesterly corner of Foster ave-. nue and Third street, as laid down on said map; thence running westerly along the northerly side of Foster avenue, as laid down on said map two hundred (200) feet; thence running northerly parallel with Third street and along the easterly side of section number one hundred and forty-three (143) as laid down on said map one hundred (100) feet; thence running easterly and parallel with Foster avenue and along the southerly side of sections num bers ninety-three ana nineiy-iour tint laid down on Bald man- two hundred (200) feet; thenct running southerly and parallel with nira street, ana biuiik tne wemeriy nue section number one hundred and forty (140) as laid down on said map one hundred UOO) ieet to the point or place of beginning. Thirrt Parrel All that certain niece, narcel or section of land situate in the Borough of Brooklyn, late Town of Flatbush, County of Kings, Cltv and State of New York, known and distinguished hy the number sixty (60) on a map filed in the offlpc ot the Register or me County of Kings, entitled "Mao of the Village of Greenfield, on land of the United Free man's Land Association, situate in tne Town of Flatbush and New Utrecht, in the County; ot Kings," as surveyed April. 18r2. by Tunis G.

Bergen, and bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point formed: bv the Intersection of the westerly line of First street and the southerly side ot Lawrence avenue; thence running westerly along the southerly Hide of Lawrence avenue as laid down on said map one hundred (100) feet; thence soutnerly parallel with FirBt street, and along the easterly side of section number flfty-nine (59) as laid down on said map one hundred (100) feet; thence easterly parallel with Lawrence avenue and along the northerly side of section number sixty-one (61) on said map. one hundred (100) feet to the westerly line of First street; thence northerly along the westerly line of First street as laid down on said map one hundred (100) feet to the point or place of beginning. Fourth Parcel All the westerly one-half part of that certain lot, piece, parcel or section of land situate, lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn late Town of Flatbush, County of Kings. Cltv and State of New York, known and distinguished by the number Fifty-four (54) on a map filed In the office of the Register of the County of Kings entitled "Map of the Village of Greenfield on the land of the United Freemana Land Association situated In the Towns of Flatbush and New I'lrecht, Kings County. as surveyed April, by Tunis G.

Bergen, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the southerly side of Lawrence avenue distant easterly from the southeasterly corner of Lawrence avenue and second street ns laid down on said map three hundred (300) feet; thence running easterly along the southerly side of Lawrence avenue fifty (50. feet; thence southerly parallel with 6eo- ond street as laid down on said map one hundred (J00) feet; thence westerly parallel with Lawrence avenue and along th northerly side of Sgrtlon Sixty-seven as laid down on said map fifty (50) feet; thence northerly, parallel with Second street and along the easterly side of Section Fifty-three (53) as laid down on said map one hundred (100) feet to the point or place of beginning. Fifth Parcel All that certain section, lot, tract or parcel of land and premises hereinafter particularly described situate, lying and being in the Borough of Brooklvn, late Town of Flatbush. County of Kings, City and State of New York, known and distinguished b- the number Six (fi) on a map made bv a- surveyor, In the month of October. 18T.2, and filed In the offlce of the Register of the County of Kings aforesaid, of lands directed or agreed to be sold bv Henry S.

Ditmars to the United Fres-. mans Land Association Number Two. the land hereby conveyed being bounded and contained as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point which Is the Intersection formed hy the southerly side of Webster avenue with the east- erl" side of First street as laid down on said map; thence running eamerly along the southerly side of said Webster avenue ninety-two (10) fet to Section Five (TA as laid "down on said map conveyed to Henry L. Pelnye; thence southerly along the westerly side of said Section Five (fi) one hundred and seven 007) feet five (5) inches to land now or late of Alfred WIgalns as laid down on rM man: thence westerly along said last mentioned ond ninety-two (9?) feet tn the east- er side of said First street; thence north- -erlv along the easterly side of said First I IkI nn(1 107 feet and glnnlni t0 or place ot beV RiSih tnflt certan 1. Piece or it and being In the trough of Kinas County, City and state of New York Pi on the 10th flflV May, iRi7.

entitled. "Map of the Farm of Leah Morris. In the Eighth Ward of the City of Brooklyn, whlh was authorized to be sold bv tin set of Legislature of the State of New York, passed March .26. 1RW, entitled 'An act In vl8tion to lands devised bv Simon Bergen, made for the trustees under the will of Simon Bergen, deceased; peter Bergen nd John P. Morris, trustees, by the number six hundred an twenty-five and which Is hounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the northerly side of Fortieth street, distant one hundred and twenty-five Gar.) feet easterly from the northeast-.

erly corner of Sixth avenue and Fortieth street, as laid down on said map; running thenee easterly along the northerly side of Fortieth jtreet twenty-five (25) feet; thence northerly, parallel with Sixth avenue, one hundred (100) feet two (2 Inches; thence westerly parallel with Fortieth street twentv-, five feet, and thence southerly and again parallel with Sixth avenue one hundred (100) feet two (2) Inches to the point or place of beginning. Dated February 4. 1907. HENRY HERDLING, Referee. James C.

Cropeey. Attorney for Plaintiff, No. 26 Court street, Brooklyn, N. Y. f4 6t mth SPOFFORD, EMELINE In pursuance of nn order of the Hon.

James C. Church, Surrogate ot the County of Kings: Notice Is hereby given, according to law. to all persons having claims against EMELINE SPOFFORD, late of the Borough of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, at their place of transacting business, at the office of Taft A Sherman, No. 15 William street, Borough of Mmhattun. C.ty of New York, on or before the first day ot April, next.

Dated, New York, btpieinuer 19, 1906. DANIEL BARNES, JOHN V. BARNES, Executors. Taft A Sherman. Attorneys for Executors, II William street, Borough ot Manhattan, New York CWy.

sJO 6m tb INPURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Hon. Jsmei C. Church, Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice Is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claims against ELIZA OLIVER, late of the County of l.i km, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to Ihe subscriber, at the office of her attorney, Eugenie M. Rave Smith, 1545 Den raw street, Brooklyn. Now York, on or bfore the first da of August nxt.

Dated Jnnunry 15. 1907. JANE II. BLYDENBURGH. Administratrix.

-Eugenie M. Bnye Smith Attorney for Ad mlnlstratrlx, 15 Degiaw street, Brooklyn, New York. jal? 6m lb Are-ara Tlar anl Aanw.nl IB Mllil.t.J r-iM1 -f bt.n A "4 I n4 fr-ti 'I anl ma ke tlwre -f U-f Awii be e.roi tr mm u. 1 after th.t d. i I be la a thmre.

t-f-1 at to rule of per per muum (-r annu.it fr-xw tb ue when Am. ium hena lb. data uf lvm.M HI'RMAV A Mm. Cmroller. ft N.w Vorlu tvtua.ry 4.

in iutt.lida. PfHI.Ic NOTICE 18 HEREBY TO the owner or n.nm of u. and Improved or unlmprovMi Ian ta aff-ctet thereby, ta.t the ur o-rd h.v be. a completed ami n-e in the ornc nf the ard of A.ara for cumliuitloa by 11 persona Interested via P.OHOftlH Of BROOKLYN-Mat rt. No.

(raJint. rurh-Inic. niacin and lavtnv atdewalka nn CUrvn-d mad. from Flatbush avenu. to Kaat Tmr-ly-saventh atreet.

(ether with a list of award damaaea cauaed a rhinn of ar.de. I.l.t No. I. Ketulatlna ara.lina. ctirb-Ing and cement aldew.lks In Eaat Twen-ty-lrhth atreet.

be-ween Xewklrk avenu. and Clarendon toaether with a list of awarda for damajrea rauaed by a chance of The llmita within which It la prep-ed to lay the Bald aaaeaamenta Include all the several houeea and lota of ground, vacant kita, pieces and parcela of land situated on No. 1. Both aides of Clarendon road, from Flatbush avenue to Kaat Thirty-seventh atreet. and to the extent of half the blck at the Inter-aecttnr and termlnattns streets and avenues.

No. 1. Both sldea of Eaat Twenty-elKhth atreet. from Newkirk avenue to Clarendon road, and to the extent of ha'f the block at the Intersecting and terminating- streets and avenues. All persons whose Interests are affected bv tha above-named proposed Bseessmente.

and who are oppoaed to the same, or either of them, are requeated to present their obk-ctlons. in writing, to the Secretary of the Board of Assessors, N'j. 3J0 Froadw-av. New York, on or before Mirch 12. 1S07.

at II A.M.. at which time and place the said objections will be heard testimony tvealved In reference thereto. ANTONIO ZCCCA. PAl'l, WEIMVNX. JAMES II.

KENNEDY. Board of Assessors. William II. Jasper. Secretary.

No. 320 Broadwsv. Htv nf New York, UorouKh of Manhattan, February 1, 1907. fe5 lot oaua-h PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO all persona claiming to have been injured by a clianae of grade in tha regulutlng and grading of tha fo'lowing named streets to present Ihelr claims. In writing, to the Secretary of the Board of Assessors, No.

320 Broadway, on or letups February 19, 1KU7. at 11 o'clock A.M. at which place and time the said Board of As season: vill receive evidence and testimony of li.e nature and extent of such Injury, t.laim-ants nre requested to make their claims for damages upon the blank form prepared by the Roard of Asressora, copies of which may be obtained upon application at the above office. BOROCGH OF BROOKLYN. List 910H.

Etna atreet. from Hale to Norwood avenue. List UK-1. Douglass street, between East New York and Sutter avenues. List SI 41.

Rckford street, between Engert and Driifffs avenue. List 914::. Olenwood road, between Flatbush and Brooklyn avenues. ANTONIO ZrCCA. PAVL WEIMANN.

JAMES H. KENNEDY. Board of Assessors. William H. Jasper.

Secretary, No. 320 Broad- WU V. Cltv nf New York. Borough of Manhattan. February 6, 1907.

101 "ufI2 "NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT. SECOND DEPARTMENT In the matter of the application of The City of New York, relative to acquiring title, wherever the same has not been heretofore acquired, to certain lands and premises required for easements for the use of the public for the purpose of constructing and maintaining sewers in TAPSCOTT STREET, from Blake avenue to East Ninety-eighth street; VIENNA AVENUE, from Snedlkor avenue to Hinsdale street, and from Malta street to Williams avenue: MALTA STREET, from Vienna avenue to Wortman avenue; and WOKTMAN AVENUE, from Malta street to New Jcrsev avenue. In Ihe Twenty-sixth. Twentv-nlnth and Thirty-second Wards In the Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York.

Notice Is hereby given that Oeorge 8. Billings. Alexander S. Drescher and Edward J. Connolly were appolt.ted by an order of the Supreme Court made and entered the fourth day of February, 1907, Commissioners of Estimate, nnd the said George 8.

Billings was also appointed Commissioner of Assessment In the above entitled proceeding. Notice is also given that the above named eoo.miBstonere will attend at a Special Term for the hearing of motions, appointed to be held at the Kings County Court House In the Borough of Brooklyn. The City of New York, nn tho 27th day of February. 1907, on the opening of the court on that day, or as soon thare-after as counsel can be heard; and at said lime nnd place, or at such other time and place as ths court may direct, the said commissioners rpav be examined under oath as to their qualifications to act. and are subject to challenge by any party or person Interested in this proceeding, as provioea oy r.er-iu,n oi a nt r-hanter WIT of the Charter nf The City of New York.

Dated. New York, Borough ot Brooklyn, February 13. 1907. WILLIAM n. ELLISON, 13 tot Corporal ion Counsel.

PEOPOSALS. DEPARTMENT OP WATER SUPPLY, OAS AND ELECTRICITY. Boom 1536, Nos. 13 to 2t Park Row, Borough of Manhattan, the City of New York. SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE received by the Commissioner nf Water Supply.

Gas and Electricity at tha above office until 2 o'clock p. m. on FRIDAY, FFBRrARY IS. 11)07, Bornngh of llrooklyn. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING PIPE.

PIPE FITT1NOS. VALVES, BOILER TUBES. ETC. The time for the delivery of the articles, materials nnd supplies and the performance of the contract will be one hundred and fifty (1501 calendar days. The amount of security will be fifty per cent.

(Mf! of the amount of the bid or estimate. Bids will be received on any or all classes, but ln bidding on any particular class the bidder must state a price for each and every Item in that class, per linear foot, or other unit of measure, by which the bids will be tested. The extensions must be made and footed up. as the bids will be read from the total for each class. The bids will be compared and awards made to tho lowest bidder on each class.

All gteds must bo delivered as directed. The wttfght, measure, will be allowed as received at points of delivery. Delivery will be required to be made from lime to time and in such quantities and places as may be directed by the Commissioner, or by the Deputy Commlslsoner for the Borough of Brooklyn. Blank forms may be obtained at the office of the Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity, the Borough of Manhattan, Nos. 13 to 21 Park row, and at Room 25, Municipal Building, Borough of Brooklyn.

JOHN H. O'BRIEN. Commissioner. Dated January SI. M07.

12 lot osu in7'See General Inntrnetlona to llld-flerau nt foot of coluniu, luat page of thin paper. OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARK, ARSENAL BUILDING, FIFTH AVENUE AND SIXTY-FOURTH STREET. BOR OUGH OK MANHATTAN, THE CITY OF NEW YORK. SfcJALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE received bv the Park Board at the above office of the Department cf Parks until 3 clock P.M., on THIRSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1007, II ii ff Ii of II roo 1 it. No.

1. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVER ING WHEELWRIGHT'S SUPPLIES. The time for the delivery will be, as required, before December 31. 1107. The amount of security required Is Seven Hundred and Fifty Dollars.

2. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING PLUMBING SUPPLIES. The time for the delivery will be, as required, oef-tre December 31. 1V7. The amount of security required Fifteen Hundred Dollars.

No. S. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING HARDWARE. The time for he delivery will be, as required, before December 31. .907.

The amount of security required Is Seven Hundred and Fifty Dollars. No. 4. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING LUMBER. The time for the delivery will be, as required, bofore December 31, 1907.

The amount of security required Is Five Thousand Dollars. No. 5. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS. The time for the delivery will be.

as required, before December 31, 19j7. The ninmint of security required Is Fifteen Hundred Dollars. The contracts must be bid fnr separately. The bids will be compared nnd the contracts awarded at a lump or aggregate for each contract. 1 Blank f'rms may be obtained at tho office of the Depart ment of Parks, Litchfield Mansion, Prospect ark.

Brooklyn. MOSES HERRMAN, President. JOSEPH I. BERRY. MICHAEL J.

KENNEDY, 6-10to su Commissioners of Parks. (TTSpe (ienernl Iiintrnntlnnn to HI till em, ut foot of column, luNt pnge oi hum tin per. OFFTUE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FARKS, ARSKNAL BUILDING, FIFTH AVENUE AND SIXTY-FOURTH STREET. BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, THE CITY OF NEW YORK. SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE received by the Park Board at the above office the Department of Parks until 'A o'clock P.M..

on Till IINDAY, FF.BRUARY 21, ItoroiiKh of Brooklyn anil Qiiceim, 1. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING FLOWER POTS, FERN PAN'S, AT FOREST AND PROSPECT PARK GREENHOUSES The lime r.r delivery will be, as required, bC.re D'-. emh-r .11, I9o7. Th iiiiiouiii of security required Is Five Hundred I loHnrn. No.

FURNISHING AND DELIVERING ss at prospect park. The linn' fur iho delivery will bo within thirty unciiiive working days. The nil mi of security required Is One The cntnicfs must he bid for separately. The bida will be compared and the contracts awnrdeil at a lump or aggregate sum for each contract. Blank frms may be obtained at the office of tho ot Parks, Lit hflold Man-nil, ii, MOSES HERRMAN, President; JOSEPH I.

BERRY. MICHAEL J. KEVNSDY. Conimlnslouers of Parks. Dated, February 1907.

foo lot PUBLIC XOTICES. N'nTliX TO I'KOI'KHTT OWNtKS IV PrHM'AV'-K rK.TI.1S or the St k.ta nn.r. Hi- I The tVy Nfi V.r h-f-br l-ut. i if. lu fcrav-na, uwnrra trw f- ir a ar.

n. l-r Ill I'll- A EiltMS IB IB. l-Jliutlill i M.V. rtV.r SFT'TIOV 1: 'li TW Kn-MTM tt'AUI'S 4. wauh.

TI'IV TUFVTV-VIhTII t. Ti. rr-six wakiv skctikn 1' TWL.NTY-KlullTli WAHU. tiiC- 'M. urniKi.

on ST. JOHN'S la AIMnif and Tr--y swrnura; r.Kit'fKX SVHKKT. -iiih ai-Vs. Iwiwn ir-'V anj lady inufi, i ki-taiiV avksi itn iv-r- -r--l and M. Mark, avenue; on w.ipti- iixuroN avksi k.

ii ai.i. tr-n mimi tin am Al.iDone piiww WASHiXOTOX AVI'VI'K -ait aiJe. between ai.hlnirt.-n line an. I Sullivan alreel: on WASHINGTON WKNr'R. eaat elle.

between 'rel an V.iMnst"n place; en SfMPTER STRKET tutli aiJ. between Pathen anJ Kalph avenuia; in RALPH STKKFT. eaat si. between ani Myrtt. NEW JKKSKY AVKXfB et aide, between Futt-m atreet anl Atlantic avenue: b-ioto, 'k' e'n AVPVI'K anuthweal veiiiu-B, iiie auu ni.

side of Washinet'-n avenue, from Waahlnifton puce to Maitx.ne place to NTmiijo street, and from asningion mery atreet; south aide oi Sumpter atreet. luu feet west of Ralph avenue. Lot Xo. 29. Rlock 16yn; uth side of Ralph street, between Knickerbocker and Myrtle uvenues.

Lois Nos. l'i to 15 Inclualve. itn Ill.ick northeast crner Now Jersey avenue and Atlantic avenue; southwest corner of Kni-kerbocker avenue and Kalph atreet; east side nf Kurman street, no reel souin "i Mlddnsh street. T-ots Nos. 4 and 5.

Bl.ick 21.1. and northeast side uf Sixteen street, between Tonth and Eleventh avenuea, on Lota Nos. 62. 63. aud 66 of block mil.

NINTH WARD. SECTION' 4: TWKKTT-FOI'RTH WARD. PKCTION 5: TWENTY-HIXTH WARD. SECTION 13; TWENTY-. EIGHTH WARD, HKfTION 11.

tHINSinrcTINC, CEMENT SWEWAMCS on TROY AVENTE. east side, between Prospect place and Park place; nn TROY AVE-NI'E. cast side, between Park place and Sterltntr place; on LINCOLN ROAD, north side between P.npers and Bedford avenues; on ST. MARK'S AVENVE. south side, between Classon and Franklin avenues; on CRYSTAL STREET, east side, between Pitkin and Pelmont avenues; nn MYRTLE AVE-NI'E.

south side, between Knickerbocker avenue and Rleecker street: on KNICKERBOCKER AVEXTE northeast side, between Myrtle avenue and Rleecker street. Area of assessment: East side of Troy avenue, between place and Sterling- place: northwest corner of Lincoln rod and Rogers avenue: sooth side of St. Mark's avenue, between f'lasson and Franklin avenues; Ixt No. 12, Rl ck ll'fl: southeast corner of Pitkin avenue and Crystal street, and the triangle bounded bv nicecker street. Myrtle aAenuo and Knickerbocker avenue.

pra-BTEEVTH WARD. SECTION BEDFORD A VENI'E SEWER. between Thirteenth street and North Fourteenth afreet Area of assessment: notn Sloes oi iku fnrd avenue from North Thirteenth atreet to Un.tt, att-eet EICIITH WARD. SECTIOV 3: FIFTEENTH wmm section seventeenth ward, SECTION 9, and TWENTY-SECOND WARD, SECTION 4. L-t-vciyo ViClVT TOTS nn SOCTH SEC- oxri STREET, northeast side, between KeftP and Hooper Streets; on OAKLAND RTREEI.

vet streets: on JAVA STREET, aouth side, between Oakland and Prwost Streets: on OAKLAND SiRELI. past side, between (ireenpolnt avenue and Kent street; r.n KENT STREET, souin Sloe. i o.i-i.n and Provost streets; on FOT'R Tii-trvTtj street, situth side, between i. nn FIFTIETH TOPt-T side between Third and vipth A rENlTE. west side, between 'Forty-third and Forty-fourth FORTY -THIRD STREET, south side, between Fourth and Fifth avenues; rrri3n' L-rtCDTll north Side.

be-on be Fourth and Fifth avenues, and nf.rlh side. I HIK1 i tween Third and Kourtn assessment; North side of South Second street, Ivtween Keap and Hooper Streets. Lot Block 1U12: southeast corner of Oakland street and Java street. Lot Nos. 5 and 10.

Block southeast corner of Oakland street and Kent street Lot Nos. 5. 6 and 7. Block 2.f,0; south tie ot Fourteenth street, about 123 eet east ot Seventh avenue. Lot No.

11. Block 11 north side ot Fiftieth street between Third and Fourth avenues. Lot Nos. 56. and i 63 780.

side of Fifth avenue, from Fortv-third 'to Forty-fourth street; north -'-U ho K'PPn Tlllril side and Fourth avenues, on Lot oi. WARD. SECTION S. OAKLAND AND ASH STREETS BWBR BASIN at the northwest corner. Area or as segment; North side of Ash street, from Oakland street to Manhattan avenue.

TWFNTY-FIUST WARD. SECTION DFKALB I AVEN'VH and SPENCER COI'RJ BVSIN at the VHed' Area of assessment: Block bounded by Bedford avenue, Kosciusko atreet. Spencer court and DeKalb avenue. w.Tr SF.CTTON 4. OTBRF.T-SKWF.H.' between F.lRhth Pet.ect Park West.

Area of an of Eighth street, froni sespnient: Both sioes Rle-hlli to Ninth avenues; east sine oi avenue and west side c.v.mh to Ninth streets. Ninth avenue frum 16. "lYINONCRE-TE SIDEWALKS on PA-riFIC STREET. side, between HovaM CI FIC EAST NINE- and Saratoga avenu stde. between Cor mad: on DOR C11FSTER ROAD, north side, between East and East Nineteenth streets; on EAST SIXTEENTH STREET east side, between Cortelyou nnd DnrtJi-'W road', on F.AHl' SEVENTEENTH STREET, west slue between Cortelyou and Dorchester road; on Dtrnt'tiESTER ROAD, north side, between Marlborough road (East Fifteenth I "treetl and Kat Sixteenth rtreet; on AST SIXTEEN! STUEET, went sltle, between rtol yo" rojd nnd Dorchester road: on north side, between Rugby road and Marlborough road; on RUGBY ROAD, east side between Cortelyou and Dorchester roads.

Area of assessment: Southeast corner or Howard avenue and Pnrlflo. street: north side nf Dorchester road, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. lot No. 39. Block northwest corner nf Dorchester road and Sixteenth street; west Bide nf Sixteenth street, between Dorchester rond and Cortelyou road.

Lots Nos. 51. 53. 55. 57.

61. 6:1 fl, Block 6.159; southwest corner of Cor-telvou road and Seventeenth street: north side, of Dorchester road, between Marlborough and Rugby road. Lot Nos, 37. 3D. 39, Block T.

en, aide of HllBTIV road between Dor- ehest'er and Cortelyou road. Lot No. 54, Block 5.157. TWENTY-FOURTH WARD. SECTION S.

ROCHESTER AVENUE AND DEAN STREET RECEIVING BASIN at the north- west corner. Area of assessment: North side of Dean street, from avenue to Utlea avenue. TWENTY-NINTH WARD. SECTION 16. HIIVEULIJY ROAD SEWER, between East Twenty-second street and Red ford avenue.

Area of assessment: Triangle bounded by Tilden avenue. Hertford svenue nnd Beverley road; south side of Beverley road and East Twenty-second street to Bedford avenue; both sides of Twent.v-re.cond street, from Beverley road to Tllilen avenue; north sltle of Beverley road and south side of Tilden nvenue, from Twenty-second to Twenty-third streets. MIDWOOD STREET SEWER, between Nos. trand and Rogers avenue. Area of assessment: Both sitles of Mldwood street, from Rogers avenue to Nostrand avenue.

THIRTIETH WARD. SECTION 19. BAY NINETEENTH ST-SEWER between Benson and Bath avenues. Area of assessment: Both sides of Bay Nineteenth stret. from Bath to Benson avenues, and east side of Eighteenth avenue, from Hath to Benson avenue.

THIRTY-FIRST WARD. SECTION 21. LAYING CEMENT SIDEWALKS nn CROP-SEV AVENUE, southwest side, hetween Twen-tv-third nd Twenty-fourth avenues: on HAit-WAY AVENUE, southwest side, between Buy Fortieth and Bay Forty-first street: between rifi.y Forty-first street nnd Twenty-sixth avenue, and between Bay Forty-fourth street and Twenty-seventh avenue, and between Twenty-seventh avenue and Bay Fortv-slxth street, and between Hay Forly-slxth and Bay Forty-flulilh streets. Area of assessment: West sldn of Cfopsey avenue, hetween Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth avenues. Lot Nos "2 and 2S.

Block 1.01SA; south sltle of Harway avenue, hetween Bay Fortieth and Bay Forty-seventh Btreet, affecting the following lots: Lot. No. 6 of Block 1 023. Lot No. 34 of Block t.f.2.

Lot Nos. 23 and 24 of Block 1,059 Lot e. i- "lock 1.05S, Lot OI i ijo7 aI1(j Lot i nn, i or ttioeg THIRTY-SECOND WARD SECTION EAST THIRTY-FOURTH STR BGT-SBW-Blt. from Avenue to Avenue H. Area uf of Tliirty-fonrth frt-n Avenue to Avenue 11.

and the north side of Avenue H. from East Thirty-nfth Btreei to New York avenue. that the same were confirmed by the Roa 'd of Assessors on February 5, 13n7, an. I enteivd February 5, Hci7. In tho Hoard of Titles of s-sessinents kept In the Bureau for the Collection of Assessments and Arrears of Taxes anl Ascessm.

nis and of Water Rents, ami unless th" amount assessed for benefit on anv person or projierty shall bo paid within sixty dav-s after Ihe of entry tin assessments. Inl-rOHl will be collected thereonus provided for In Section 1019 of tho Greater New York t'lvirier Said st-ctl provides, In part, that "ir nne s'ich assessment shall remain unpaid for the period of sixty tlitys after the date of entry thereof in the said Record of Titles of BchsiiientH, It slctil bo the duty of the ofn -c-nmhorlzcd to collect and receive the a.ooui.t of such fisHt-fisinent to charge, colletrt and -e-celve interest nt the rate of scv-n cftitiim per annum to lie. calculated to the date of payment from the time when nui as-ifMin-nti became liens, as provided In Snctl ui I59 of this net." Section US of this act provides "An nrsessioont slciM l.oooiun a upon the uffecte-i ten i'-ijb after entry In the fild -d Th ohov ore pavahla to Ln tor of A ssr and An-ears at the Bureau for the Collection of Assessments and l.nna to p.eaj n-l rvraun.1 duly nr.ei aa the last Ml. I and Teer.mem nf I B.ll-1-.l.l.A l.te of tho -f liro -kivn. Countv at kinn M- 4 -re ou and earh you are hereby cited to appear he I ore our of the Ctwinty of Kins, at a Court to be held at Ihe Hall of Records.

In the County of Kings Ihe IV day of Februarv lea? o'clock In the f'-renoon. then and there to at tend the probate of lbs said last Will and Teatam nt In Testlmonir Whereof, ere have eansed the r-l or our tAurr-orate a Court to be hereunto affiled- Witness. Hon. L. 8.) Jaines C.

Church. Surrogate of our said County, at the County of Kings, the th dsy of January. In the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and seven. WILLIAM P. PICKETT.

Clerk of the Surrogate's Court Delany. Nlper A Connolly. Attor neys for Executor, las Montague street. Brooklyn. N.

Y. JM th THE PEOPLR OP- TIIR STATIC file VFW YORK, by the grace of God free and independent To Julia Schmltt. Maria Finlayson. II- netm Pchmltt. veronica Schmitt Van Gelder, Anna Schmlit.

Louis Hchmltt. also called Ixnils Kuretsch. (leorg Schmidt and Anna Schmltt. aend greeting: Whereas, Dr. Emll Frel, of Brooklyn, Kings Countv, New York, haa lately petitioned our Surrogate's Court of me i ounty oi Kings, to have a aertaln in-atniment In writing, hearing data the 24th day of January, 1907.

relating to real and personal property, duly proved as the laat will and testament of tha late PETER BCHMITT. deceased. Wherefore, you and each of you are hereby cited to appear befor our Surrogate of the County of Kinga. at a Burmgate'a Court, to be held at the Hall of Records. In the Borough of Brooklyn, on the 25th day of March.

1907. at ten o'clock In the forenoon, then and there to attend the probate of the said last will and testament; and that the above named Infanta then and there show cause why a special guardian should not be appointed to appear for them on tha probata of said last will and testament. In testimony whereof, we have caused the seal nf our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. Witness, Hon. (L.

James C. Church, Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, the 6th day of February, In the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and seven. WILLIAM P. PICKETT. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.

M. F. Propping, Att'y for Petitioner, 84 Nassau st, New York City. fe7 Sw th IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Hon. James C.

Church. Surrogate ot the County of Kings, notice Is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claims against JOHN EARL, late of the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kinga, New York, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to tha subscriber, at 26 Court street. Brooklyn, N-w York, nn or before the 23d day of March next. Dated August 23, 1906. ANNIE EARLE, Executrix.

W. L. Morehouse. Atty. for Executrix, 2 Court st.

Brpoklyn. N. Y. o23 lb IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Hon. James C.

Church, Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice Is hereby given, according to law. to all persons having claims against WILLTAM McKNIOHT, late of the Borough of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at his office, No. 189 Montague street, ln the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, on or before the ltth day of February next. Dated July 25, 1906, JOHN B. LORD, Executor.

Win gate Cullen, Att'ys for Executor. J26 rjm tb IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Hon. James C. Church, Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice is hereby given, according to law, to ail persons having claims against SARAH A. MARSELLUS, late of the Borough of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at his place of doing business.

No. 1G1 Joralemon street, In the Borough of Brooklyn, State of New York, on or before the 10th day of August next. Dated January 31. 1907. Jy31 6m th J.

Ii. MARCELLU8. Executor. SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE CiK NEW YORK, COUNTY OF KINGS Thomas n. uumrey, p.a.nun.

against Joseph R. God frey, Individually, defendants. Notice of sale In pursuance of an interlocutory judgment jj. iniun sums qui maae ana entered in the above entitled action, bearing date the 4th day of February. 1907, the undersigned referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms.

189 Montague street, in the Borough of Brooklyn of the Cltv of New iorK, on tne flth day of March, 1907, at 12 eio-K noon on mat day by William H. Smith auctioneer, the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold and therein described as foil we: All those two certain lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate at Cunarsle in the u.uubii ui jsrooKii-n oi tne city of New York, Known and designated on "Map of building jots In the Village of Canarsie, Kings wciuhkuib 10 juenry Hornadus Hendrickson and James Remsen, surveyed by Martin G. Johnson. Jamaica. No.

vember. 1865," and Intended, to be filed in the mice ot tne t-te mater or tha rvmntv tr mm as iota numbers fifteen (15) and sixteen (16) and which lots taken together are bounded as follows: Beginning at a noint In the north westerly line of Conklln avenue distant three nundred and three M03 feet eight (8 Inches norineasteriy irom tne northerly corner of naM Conklin avenue and the Canarsie road, and minims inence aiong tot number fourteen (14) and at rieht an trie a tn Pnniriin nvonna nnu hundred and sixty-four UC4 feet ten (10) inches i nil ui wiia; tnence northeasterly fifty (50) feet along land of Ebeneaa Wild to lot number seventeen (17); thence southeastern alone lot numhnr Kovf.n tf-on nn at right angles to Conkiln avenue one hundred aim iimi ieet seven inches to tne northwesterly line of Conklin avenue; thence southwesterly along the northwesterly side of Conklin avenue fifty (50) feet to the muiiil ui jj.tu.-e ui uegmmng. iiea at Brooklyn, New York. February 5, 1907. JUHEFH m.

COGAN, Referee, 1S9 Montague atreet. Brooklyn, Y. Fdward A. Richards. Attornpv fnr pioinMff iii Court street, Brooklyn, N.

Y. fll 7t SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY EL- ien m. suvdam airainnt Alhprt naun anA others Action No. 1.

In pursuance of a Judg- "icnt oi loreciosure ana sale made and en tered In above entitled action AatnA t'ohi-n ary 2, 1907, I will sell at public auction, to the iiiKiicm umutir, oy james tr, rsrumiey. auc tioneer, at the Real Estate EvrhftnirP. NTo ISA moniugue street, Brooklyn, on the 5th day of March, 1907, at twelve o'clock, noon, tho premises in said judgment mentioned and inerein aesennea as follows: A those two certain plots, pieces or parcels of land situate, lying and being in the Borough of Brooklyn. In the City and State of New York, known and described on a certain map entitled "First addition of Homecrest map of the Harbor and Muouroan wuitding and Savings Association, in acuiiuii oi me ininy-nrst ward of the oorougn or urooKiyn, city of New York, sur veyed by Charles S. Voorhis.

civil engineer. filed April 6, 1895. In the Register's Offlce of Kings County, as lots IMA and 107A In block 7316, and taken together are bounded an jjoginmng ai a point on the west eriy siae or Homecrest avenue distant one nunarea ana twenty-nve feet from the south westerly corner of Homecrest avenue and Avenue running thence westerly parallel wun Avenue eignty-two reet and seventy- nine one-hundredths of a foot (82.79); thence southerly nearly parallel with Homecrest avenue about forty 40 feet; thence easterly, again parallel with Avenue eighty-four feet and five-tenths of a font (84.5) to Homecrest avenue, and thence northerly along Homecrest avenue forty (40) feet to the place of begin- nuiij. JLmtea enrutiry iwn. OEORGE S.

BILLINGS. Referee J. wm. Gi-eenwood. Attorney for Plaintiff, 54 Court street.

Brooklyn. N. Y. fe7 3w N. Y.

SUPREME COURT, KiTTgRCOUNTY Catharine A. Ryan, plaintiff, against Morris uworKowltz and others, defendants In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and duly made and entered In the above entitled action, bearing rate the day of January. 1907. the undersigned, the referee In said judgment named, will sell at public auction, at the Real Estate Exchange, No. 189 Montague street.

In the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, on the fifteenth day of February, 1907, at 12 o'clock, noon, on that day, by James L. Bromley, auctioneer, the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold, and therein described as follows: All that certain plot of land, with the buildings thereon erected situate, lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, County of Kings and State of New York, bounded' and described as follows, to wit: Commencing at a point on the easterly side of Hamilton avenue distant thirty-six feet ten and one-half Inches northerly from the 'corner formed hy the Intersection of the northerly side of Bush street with the easterly side of Hamilton avenue; running thence easterly on a Una at right angles with said Hamilton avenue elghty-flve (85) feet; thence southwesterly on a line at right angles with said Bush street eighty-six (86) feet five und one-quarter (5V4) inches tn the said northerly side of Bush street; thence westerly along said northerly side of Bush street thlrtv.four (34) feet and one (1 inch to the said Intersection of the northerly side of Bush street with the easterly side of Hamilton avenue; thence northerly along the easterly side of Hamilton avenue thirty-six (3H feet ten and one-half (10H) Inches to the point or place of beginning. Be the said several distances and dimensions more or less. Dated Borough of Brooklyn, New York City, January 23, 1907. JOHN DILL, Referee.

Wyekoff H. Garrison, Plaintiff's Attorney. 49 Court street, Brooklyn. N. Y.

City. Ja thifem SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY-BOR-ough Building Supply Company, plaintiff. against William Wnntlau an.l ,1.. fndants In pursuance of a Judgment of fore closure and sale made and entered In the above entitled action, dated December 31, lPW. the undersigned, the referee therein named for the purpose, shall sell at publla auction Ihe highest bidder nt the Brooklyn Heal Estate Exchange.

i-j Montague street, Brooklyn. N. by William H. Smith, auctioneer, the 19th day of February, 1907. at twelve o'clock, noon, tho premises In said Judgment mentioned and therein described as follows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of Nw York, bounded and described ai follows: Beginning at a point on tho westerly side of East Ninth street distant three hundred and eighty CtftO) feet northerly from the northwesterly corner cf East Ninth street and Avenue running thence northerly along said westerly side of East Ninth street forty (40 )feet; thence westerly parallel with Avenue one hundred (100) feet; thence southerly parallel with East Ninth street forty (40) feet; thence easterly parallel with Avenue one hundred GOO) feet to the point' or place of neginnig.

Dated Brooklyn, N. January 28. W7, CHAKLLS W. CHURCH. Referee.

Messrs. Sackett ft l-ng, Attorneys for Plain-tlft, Nassau at, New York, N- Y. Jal'8 3w a i i the occasion by J. R. Abarbanell, which wnllu I recited the purpose of the Thirteen Club -Ju'u all the accompaniments.

Colonel John F. Hobbs, the chief ruler ciuo 10 wasuington in ivpin, wnicu iu- eludes a visit to President Roosevelt, who is an honorary member of the club, and introduced the first and principal Bpeaker of the evening, James F. Morton, passed the conduct of the meeting over io "Judge" William B. Green as toast-master. Mr.

Morton, who is a man with a fiery red head, talked against the superstition adverse to red-headed people, and Bpoke of the great men and women of history who had auburn, hair. He claimed that they proved that the possession of locks of that color showed that they were persons of mark In the world, who would not be frightened by the proximity ot a white horse. His address was one which showed much research and was interesting iu every way. After saying a few words In praise of Brooklyn, the toajtmaster Introduced Marshall Montgomery to show that the superstition that Brooklyn was without musical and artistic talent was unfounded. Mr.

Montgomery was heartily applauded for his work. John P. Scrymser, former chief ruler, and a resident of this borough, made a brief address which was listened to with attention, and Alderman Reginald Doull, ot Manhattan, was asked to give his impressions of this borough. He was very complimentary, and said that his vote would be in favor of any appropriation for Brooklyn's improvement when it was asked. He also said thu when Brooklynites wanted entertainment, Manhattan was always ready to furnish it to them.

Ernest Jarrold, better known as "Micky Finn," spoke in behalf of this borough, which he claimed produced tho finest orators, public men and moral teachers of any borough in the Greater New York. Other addresses were made by the lesser orators of the club, Including Secretary Benjamin Franklin, the former official toastmaster, and the dinner was closed by the singing of "My Country, 'Tis of Thee," which was written by an ancestor of Mr. Morton. The dinner committee consisted of Borough President Bird S. Coler, Controller Herman A.

Metz, Dr. C. C. Allen, Charles W. Blackburne, J.

A. Leggett, A. S. Murphy, Robert E. Simpson, Charles Huethwohl, Ira S.

Bushey, M. A. Langan, Captain P. B. Marryatt with J.

R. Abarbanell as secretary, and John P. Scrymser as chairman. After the dinner thirteen members of tho club went to the Crescent Club as the guests of John 1'. Scrym3er and Dr.

C. C. Allen lVlo iij. r.i vu.us. John F.

Hobbs, James F. Morton, A. James Chambers, C. S. Montgomery, Ernest Jarrold, Charles Blackburne, Charles Huethwohl, J.

A. Leggett, S. A. Tickell, Thomas Scholey, William Schmidt, William West. John Schlicting, 0.

Pederson, William S. Hoffman, George Steiner, A. R. Hokstadt, Alexander D. Murphy, Harry T.

Pvle. Captain Joseph H. Yanch, William Mc- uougall. Theodore Plate, John Breaall George Wilson. J.

Kouee. George Oualman. I Percy Lawson. William L. Pahath.

I)r C. C. Allen, John Murphy, John Miano, William L. Beers. Fred H.

Smith, A. A. Jakoby, Frederick L. Bishop. Ira S.

Bushey, J. E. Richardson, Messrs. Cook, Allen, McGregor, Oscllendorf, Laitte, Car- i "rnnglon. Hewit.

Bonhog, Cran ford, rowley and Rosso. R. P. Parklng- tou, w. E.

Pntton, and Frank Stevens. F. OF A. BARN DANCE. On Washington's birthday eve.

February 21, at Johnson's Shore Road Casino, will occur the second annual barn dance of Court N(JW No i6i ol LEGAL NOTICES. SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS AibcrtlniL Hnt'pcr, plaintiff, against c'lotllde Stuinpf ami oile-re, defendants In pursuance an interlocutory judgment or partition and sale In the alHivu entitled action and entered and tiled in tho oitice of the Clt rk of tha County of Ktncs on the 9ih day of February. the underBlitned. the referee In said Judgment named, ill ei at pn LUc auction at the Ileal EMate Exchange, No. I8a Montague slie-t, th IJorotiKh of Brooklyn, City of New York, i ti tile th day of March.

at 12 o'clock, noon, on that day, by William li. Smith, the pi-cnise directed by said Judgment to be sold and therein de-s rlot il as follows: Porcel No. All that certain iol, piece or parcel of land slutale, lying an. I being In the Boroiiuh of llrooklyn, County of Klnss, City nnd Stale of New York, nnd bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a jioint tin lit? southeasterly corner of Me.terole street and Graham avenue, untl running thence southerly, and along tho easterly side Gruliam avenue, 25 feet; running thence easterly and parallel with Mescrole xiive! liju feet: running thence northerly and 1 parallel with Uraliain avenue 25 feet to Mes- ht. southerly sol-- of street Km feet to the i i ji ur ace of beginning; and ulso Parcel No.

that certain lot. piece or parcel land slluute, lying and being In the of JP'-'oklyn. County of Kings, City and S'ate of New York, and bounded and tie- rllo-d as follows, to wit: Hcitilining at a point on the side or Mecerole slrei 12:. t- tei-iy troni the northeasterly corner Mete running th- it street and Graham avenue; itherly nnd pariliel with Gnih.im avenue imi rem; tlien'-o easterly and parallel wl'li tie stre-t 1:5 feel; thence southerly mcl piralk-i with Grahim nvenue Ion feet to the northerly side Meserol" street; thenee westerly along tic- north, rly si' of Mcser street :5 feet to the point or of Im Dated lll'oolilt X. 'u-ary 11, 11107.

WALTER L. TVUIIACIC. Ross A Ross. Att'ys for Pl-tim'rf. 41 Court street, llrooklyn.

N. Y. fll 3w inXlh "In I'URSL'AXCE OF AX ORDER "the lion, C. church. of tint County of Kings, notice Is hereby given, according to law, to till persons l.nvititz claims nialnst WILLIAM M.

CLARK, Inte of tho city of Summit, N. .1.. deceased, that ure re'iulred to exhibit the same with th" veii'hetH trare-'f, to tho SIlbHt fit his O'llcO. No Il.T, rlllton St. Borough of Brooklyn, Neu- York city, tin or before Ihe i'th day of April te xt.

--luted October VEf. Kxirutor. Ifrn'l -I. Gilchrist. Attorney for F.lcculor, 175 Fulton street, Brooklyn, x.

y. o4 tk I Jlany obey only a part of this command, i c- C. Payne, P. M. Heroy.

About ten vears ago Dr. Torrey sent was. Dr. J. W.

Embling S. F. to conduct a service at the Cook County George Lawrence Judge George Jail, in Chicago. 1 loolt with ma a half Stake John Shultes Charles Beluert, dozen students from the Moody Institute. A- Lehman, Tardie J.

Hogan, Among then; was a young Canadian, who Eugene Blum, Louis Edelstein, J. W. 'piayed ihe organ. We had a grand serv- Jacobson, Edwin Hammond, Alderman ice, and when the invitation was given, Reginald S. Doull, Geo.

H. McAdam, Will, eighteen prisoners came forward for H. Mullen, P. Zalkklnd, D. P.

Kinkel, 0. prayers. The young Canadian knelt, by L- Kinkel, D. P. Hutton, Edward Coburn, the side of one, with his arm around his Mort 0.

Davis, G. W. Westnelm. S. So-jieck and his eyes cloned praying.

While renthal, M. Lantman, Arthur Ullman, S. supplicating the Throne of Grace, the Schwartz, Harry Levine, S. Skutch, Ar-prlsoner took his waieh from his pocket, nold Steinfeld, Judge Charles L. Ullman, putting the chain back.

He did not dis- J- R- Abarbanell, William B. Green, Di rover his loss until we were a mile away A. L. Cheney, Dr. Gardiner, Benjamin from the when I happened to ask Franklin.

Louis J. Herrington. Marshal him what time it was. Putting his hand in his prick" he cried out: "My God! my watch is gone! What will 1 do?" I said: "Do nothing. Thank God lhat you have your chain." If this young man had watched as well as prayed, he would not have lost his watch.

The time Ihe devil gets in work is when we are off our guard. Like the apostle of oitl, we muse be. continually on the watch, for the devi! goeth about like a roaring seeking whom he may devour. lion TEMPLE EMANU-EL Cnno-reo-Mior, nf Boroueh Park Has Decided to Build a Cliurcli. Congregation Temple Emanu-El, of Borough Park, has decided to proceed wit lube erection of a beautiful house of worship on lots owned on Forty-ntntn street and Fourteenth avenue.

A building committee has been appointed and the support so far received is very encouraging. Meanwhile, services are held every Fri day evening and Saturday morning and nfternoon at the Masonic Hall, Fifty-sixth street and New I'lrecht avenue. A Sunday and Hebrew school has also been started under the superintendent of tho minister of Ihe temple, iho Rev. I. L.

Bril. Tho ladies' auxiliary Is Riving efficient service and has donated several thousand dollars toward tho building fund. The Young Folks', lngtin, composed of the younger members of i.ho congregation Is also working energetically and the first annual ball will Ukc place on Saturday evening, February 10, at the Borough Park Club House. Fiftieth street and Thirteenth avenue. All open meeting of the league will be hold on Wednesday evening.

February 20, at the Masonic Hall. Mrs. Alexander Kohut, the well-known Jewish educator, will be the principal speaker and there will bo music, refreshments and dancing. The children of the Sunday Bchool will present a Purim play on Thursday evening, February iie, at the Borough Park clubhouse. To-morrow evening the speaker will be Dr.

L. B. Bernstein, superintendent of the Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Orphan Asylum. Manhattan. Ilia subject will be "Jewish Education." Next Friday evening, February 22, tho Rev.

Iir. Greeu-fleld will uddrcss Ihe cougregal ion. A WOMAN'S THANKS. To the Editor of the Brorklyn Accept the thanks of a grateTul woman for your excellent editorial on tho subject of censorship by Ihe President, In to-night 'i Eagle. Alro for two equally good ones, in two Issues IhaI week on printing full reports of tho Thaw trial.

I trust every newspaper In the country will vigarously protect against all eensor-hip nf the Press. FAIR, PLAY. Brooklyn, February 12, 11)07..