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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. THURSDAY. JULY 21. 1910.

12 LONG ISLAND PROPERTY. LONG ISLAND PEOPEETY. LONG ISLAND PBOPEBTY. LONG ISLAND PROPERTY. LEGAL NOTICES, 10NG ISLAND PROPERTY.

GOING TO EUROPE. ucceeds Like Success V9 Some Brooklynites Now on the Ocean Others Beady to Sail. i A few people from Brooklyn are still going to Europe, and next Saturday there will said Mrs. N. Toner and her two daughters.

Miss Kathrlne L. Toner and Miss Mae V. Toner, of 306 Cumberland street, who plan an extensive tour of the British Isles and France, taking in Paris particularly. They will be away until late In September. Among the passengers sailing on the steamship Berlin of the North Grerman Lloyd Line last week were Mr.

and Mrs. James McCullough of 667 Carlton avenue. who will visit ail the prinolDal eitie- In Italy. The McCulloughs will also see the Passion Play at Oberammergau and tour through SwlUerland and Germany. They will return the latter part of September.

Mrs. William F. Kuhr and Miss Ottilia Ruhr of 2'M Stuyvesant avenue and Dr. Ernestus 0. Kuhr of 156 Schenectady avenue sailed last Tuesday on the Hoi l.n Amaflttan I Ina, h'atw A n.

t. ...4 nnri urill turn mnntha In VVf kju iue Auuxiui Ldtua sieuuier aieaoma, ft Rnilfno. npvt wopU urill hfl Crawford of the First Assembly who is going to tour In England, Scotland Ireland for about three month. Next Saturday Mrs. Edward F.

Wright of 190 Lefferts plare, accompanied by Miss May Frantef, will leave for Europe on the steamship Kroonland, and will tour the Continent, returning late In Ben- tember. Henry A. Meyer, who Is now abroad. fi v. Because our customers say it is the most beautiful and substantial development they ever saw.

Because, again, customers and visitors say our Company has been most generous in the expenditure of money and thoughtful in the upbuilding of "BrightwatersV to, make it an ideal home community. Ask any one who has seen the property, and he or she will tell you we have SUCCEEDED. Ask any purchaser or visitor what he thinks of the Grand Yacht Harbor, Bathing Pavilions, Casino, Community Club House; the Bay Section, the Lake Section, "The Pines," "The Oaks" and "Pine Terraces" all attractive and distinctive divisions of "Brightwaters," with equal privileges to residents for the fullest enjoyment of all the recreative features of land and sea. Ask any purchaser how much our extensive building operations have increased the value of his holdings and the answer will astonish you. Ask any resident of Bayshore to estimate the number of people who will be living at "Brightwaters" two or three years hence, and the answer will surprise you.

Ask Any One any question about the attractiveness, desirability, present or future, of "Brightwaters," and the reply is certain to be enthusiastic. The carnival of recreative and social pleasures enjoyed by every resident of "Brightwaters" certainly demonstrates the popularity and SUCCESS of this magnificent suburban home community. writes nis irienas in latDusn, wwnere be Is well known, that he has seen and en- joyed the Passion Play, and is having a very pleasant tour on the Continent. Miss Lillian Wilson of Madison street has i been entertaining friends from Ridge- wood. N.

Miss Helen Boyd and Will- lam J. Boyd, who are going to sail on Saturday on the steamship Columbia. They will tour Ireland for i few months, returning the early part of October. On the Bremen, sailing next Saturday, will be Miss K. E.

Coyne of 307 Schermerhorn street. TAILOR RAN AMUCK. Charged With Hitting Employer and There's a Reason for the Unprecedented Success ot "Brightwaters A VISIT WILL CUNV1NIU YUU YOU WILL FIND a beautifully located property, surrounded by fine private estates a magnificent vista of lakes, woods, bay and sea and Among the varied sections of "Brightwaters" you will find locations pleasing to all tastes and within the means of almost every purse. You will find a wide awake, hustling, growing place A VERITABLE BEEHIVE OF ACTIVITY. The unparalleled activity at "Brightwaters" compels the Advance Opening of Two New Sections Comprising 300 Acres THE MOST BEAUTIFUL OF ALL "Pine Terraces The Oaks 99 ol "Brightwaters of "Brightwaters" is a sightly bit of land adjoining the popular "Pine Section," and is particularly adapted for summer homes of the bungalow type.

The road making, grading and ground lay-out are now so far advanced that a satisfactory selection of a homesite may readily be made. wooded addition' to the Lake Section, have located homes. It is characterized drives, majestic trees, and presents unequaled for securing a home plot amid surroundings 8ALE-HY VIRTUE OP writ execution duly Issued out of th Supreme Court of the State of New York, to me directed and delivered, wherein Chapman 3. Beeves is plaintiff and Mary Rellly 1 defendant, I will expose for sale by public auction to the hlfrhent bidder at the Brooklyn Real Estate KxL'lianire K-xiim. No.

18a M.nUaau street. In the Borough Brooklyn, City of -New yortt. county or Kiugri. on the tn day of August, 1910. at 12 o'cNwk noon, by William H.

built h. aurtiuneer. all the estate, right, tftle and Intermit which Mary ReiJly. the above named defendant, had on the 12th day if June, 1907. or at 'any time thereafter, in and to me following described premises, All that certain lot.

niece or nareel of land. situate, lying and being in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and Htate of iew xorK, togetner witn me aweinng noun thereon erected, bounded and described as fol- owa: Beginning at a Dolnt on the westerly siue oi L-ewis avenue, distant ju reet soutneny from the southwesterly corner of Lewis avenue and Hart street, running thence westerly par allel wun Hart street so reet: thence soutn- erly parallel with Iwls avenue 20 feet: thence easterly paranei wun nan street and partly tnrougn a party wan so reet to i-ewis avenue, and thence northerly along Lewis avenue feet to the Doint or ntaee of besrtnnlnr. Sub ject to mortgages or $3.000. Dated July 5, 1910. J7-6t th Sheriff of Kings County.

wmiam f. ran an, Deputy. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Hon. Herbert T. Ketcham, Surrogate of tht Countv of Kings, notice is hereby given, ac cording to law, to all persons having claims aeainst ANDREW LEMON, late or tne ijor- ough of Brooklyn, City of New York, de- ceaeea.

mat tney are required 10 exniDii in same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at her place of transacting business, at the office of her attorneys Meesra. Moss, Laimbeer. Marcus Wels. 299 Broadway. Bor ough of Manhattan, City and County of New York, on or before the lutn day or ocioner next.

Dated April 11, 1910. 27t th IDA ALEMON, Executrix. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THF. Hon. Herbert TJ.

Ketcham. Surrogate of tht County of Kings, notice ts hereby given, according to taw, to all persons having claims against FRANK S. I-OWE. late of the County of Kings, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, vlth the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, at the tfflces of their attorneys, Ollllg Hamberg. 116 Nassau street, Manhattan.

New York City, on or before the 26th day of September, next. Dated. March 23. 1910. MARGARET TVWT-J.

FRED. H. TUCKER. nittfiMh Administrator. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER-OF THE Hon.

Herbert T. Ketcham, Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice Is hereby given, according to law. to all nersons having eintma against CHARLES FREDERICK HAUO, late of the County of Kings, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, at their place of transacting busfrress at the office of the Tiue uuaraniee ana rust company, pta. 175 Remsen street, Borough of Brooklyni City of New iorK, on or oerora tne aay 01 December nextDated June 4. 1910.

IilLLIE HAUO and TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY, Executors. George D. Bergener. Attorney for Executors, No. 175 Remsen Street, Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York.

je9 8m th COKPOEATION NOTICES. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Board of Estimate and Apportionment of The City of New York, deeming it for the public Interest so to do, proposes to change the map or plan of The City of New York so as tj change the grades In 79th st, from 10th av to 12th av, and in 11th av, from 78th at to 80th st, Borough of Brooklyn, and that a meeting of said Board will be held In the Old Council Chamber, City Hall, Borough of Manhattan, City or jvew rone, on July z'j, 1910, at 10:30 o'clock A.M., at which such proposed change will be considered by said Board; all of which is more particularly set forth and described in the resolutions adopted by the Board on July 1910, notice of the adoption of which is hereby given, Resolved, That the Board of Estimate and Apportionment of The City of New York, in pursuance of the provisions of section 442, of the Greater New York Charter, aa amended, deeming It for the public Interest so to do, proposes to change the map or plan of The City of New York, by changing the grades in 79th st, from 10th av to 12th av, and In 11th av, from 78th st to 80th st, In the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, more particularly shown upon a map or plan bearing the signature of the Commissioner ot Public Works, and dated May 28, 1910. Resolved, That thia Board consider the proposed change at a meeting of the Board, to be held In the City Hall. Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, on the 29th day of July, 1910, at 10:30 o'clock A.M. Resolved, That the Secretary of this Board cause these resolutions and a notice to all persons affected thereby that the proposed change will be considered at a meeting of the Board, to be hnld at the aforesaid time and place, to be published in the City Record an.1 the corporation newspapers ior ten days continuously, Sundays and legal holidays excepted, prior to the 20th day of July, 1910.

Dated July 16, 1910. JOSEPH HA AG, Secretary, No. 277 Broadway. Telephone, 2280 Worth. jlfl-lOt su NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.

IN PURSUANCE OP SECTION 1018 of the Greater New York charter, The Comptroller of The City of New York hereby gives public notice to all persons, owners of property, af fected by the following assessments for LOCATj IMPROVEMENTS in the BOROUQH OF BROOKLYN: TWENTY-NT NTH WARD, SECTION 1. EAST NINETEENTH STREET SEWER. between Cortelyou and Dorrhoster roads, and EAST SIXTEENTH STREET SEWER, Trom Beverley road to Summit south thereof, Area of assessment: Both sides of East Sixteenth and East Seventeenth streets, between Cortel you road and Beverley road: East Eighteenth street, from a point 239 feet south of Cortelyou road to never ley road: luast Nineteentn street between Dorchester and Cortelyou roads; Cortelyou road, from a point about 68 feet west of East Sixteenth street to East Nineteenth street. THIRTIETH ANI THIRTY-FIRST WARDS. SECTIONS 19 AND 21.

CONSTRUCTING MANHOLES In SEVEN-TY-S1XTH. SEVENTY-SEVENTH, SEVEN-TY-EIOHTH. SEVENTY-NINTH STREETS, between Eighteenth and Twentieth avenues. etc. Area of assessment: Seventy-sixth, Seventy-seventh, Seventy-wlffhth and Seventy-ninth streets, between Eighteenth and Twentieth avenues; Eightieth street between New Utrecht and Twentieth avenues, and between Twnty-flrst and Twenty-second avenues; Eighty-first Street, between Eighteenth and Twentieth avenues, and between Twenty-first and Twenty-third avenues; Eighty-second street, between Eighteenth and Twentieth avenues, and between Twenty-second and Twenty-third avenues; Eighty-third street, between Eighteenth and Twentieth avenues, and between Twenty-first and Twenty-third avenues; Eighty-fourth street, between Fifteenth and Twentieth avemms, and between Twenty-first and Twenty-third avenues; Eighty-fifth street, between Eighteenth and Twentieth avenues, and between Twenty-first and Twenty-third avenues; southwest side of Eighty-sixth street, between Fifteenth and Seventeenth avenues; northeast side, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth avenues, and both sides, from Bay Twenty-eighth street to Twenty-third avenue: Benson avenue, between Eighteenth and Twentieth avenues; Cropsey avenue, between Fifteenth and Twenty-third avenues; Bay Tenth street, between Cmpsey and Benson avenues; Bay Eleventh street, from Cropsey avenue to a point 345 feet southwest; Bay Thirteenth street, from vrnpsey avenue to Eighty-sixth street; Bay Fourteenth street, from Cropsey avenue to Benson avenue; Seventeenth avenue, from Warehouse avenue to Eighty-sixth street, and between Elghty-fnurth and Elghty-flfth streets; New Utrecht avenue, from Bath avenue to Elghty-flfth street; Bay Seventeenth street, fr'm Cmpsey avenue to Eighty-sixth street; Eighteenth avenue, from Cropsey avenue to Eighty-sixth street, from Seventy-fifth street to Eiflrhtieth streflt.

and southeast side, frim Eightieth street to Eighty-sixth' street; Bay Nineteenth street, between Cropsey and Bath avenues; and from Benson avenue to Eighty-sixth street; Bay Twentieth slreet, from Cropsey avenue to Eighty-sixth street; Nineteenth avenue, from Cropsey avenue to Seventy-fifth street; Bay Twenty-second street, from Cropsey avenue to Eighty-sixth street; Bay Twenty-third street, from Cropsey avenue to a point about 240 feet northeasterly therefrom; Twentieth avenue, from Warehouse avenue to Seventy-fifth street; Bay Twenty-fifth street and Bay Twenty-sixth street. fmm Cropsey avenue to Eighty-sixth street; Twenty-first avenue, between Cropsey and Hath avenues: Bay Twenty-eighth and Bay Twenty-ninth from Cropsey avenue to Elghty-s-lxth street; Twenty-second avenue, from Eighty-second to Eighty-sixth street; Bay Thirty-first street and Ha Thlrty-necnnd street, from Cropsey avenue ti Eighty-sixth street; Twenty-third avenue, from Cropsey avenue to fleventy-eljrhth street, that the same were confirmed by the Board of Assessors on Julv 12. W10. and entered July 12. 1910, In the Record of Titles of Assessments, kept in the Bureau for the Collection of Assessments and Arrears of Taxes and Assessments and of Water Rents, and unless the amount assessed for benefit on any person or property shall ho paid within sixty days after the date of said entry of tho assessments, interest will he collected thereon, as provided by section 1019 of the Oreater New York Charter.

Said section provides, In part, "If any such assenftment shall remain unpaid for the period of alxiv davs after the date of entry thereof in the an Id Record of Titles of Assessments, It shall be the duty of the officer authorized to culled nnd receive the amount of such assessment, to charge, collect and receive interest thereon at the rate of seven per centum per annum, to be calculated to the date of payment from the date when such assenwment be came a lien, as provmca Dy seuuon mv ui mis Bffcftlon 150 of this act provides "An finseKsrnent shall become a Hen tipon the real estate a (Tec tea mereny ten auy niMir in eniry in the said reenrnv' -The above assessments are pnyabln to the Collector of Assessments and Arrears at the Bureau for the or AHHssmenis ami rears of Taxes and Awsenienta and of Ttents. in the Mechinl-a Bank Court and MontfiKue streets, Borough of Brooklyn, between the hours of ft A.M. and 2 P.M., and on Saturdays from fl A.M. tn 12 and all payments mano inernon on or ncrorn miptrmhiT in, 1910, will be exempt from Interest as nbuve provided, and after that date will ho subject to a charge of Interest nt the rn'e of seven nr centum jwr annum from jhe date when such assessments became liens to the date of payment. Wit.

MAM A. PRFA'PEBfiAST. Comptroller. Citv of New Vork, Department of Flnanee, Comptroller's Office, July 12. 1910.

J1K lOt-onu "pum.TC notktTis herf.bycjvf.nt6 the owner or owners of all houses and Improved or unimproved lands affected thereby, that the following proposed assessments have tK-cn completed nnfl are lodged In the office nf ihe Board of Assessors for examination hy all persons tnteronted. vz.i Ilornnich of Brooklyn. No. sewer bastns at the northorly and westerly owners of Eighth avenue and Forty-third street. Affecting Forty-third atreet, I Prices Begin at $480 for Plots All these plots are reasonably restricted and within convenient distance bathing pavilions and other attractions of "Brightwaters." OPENING SALES DAY, SATURDAY, JULY 23 (BAYSHORE, L.

99 66 COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. CO-PA HTNKRSHIP NOTICE. DANA CLARKHON Certifleate continued use of the cu-partnership nams of Ijana Clarkson. Whereas. Francis R.

Dana and Freeman Clarkson wore to -partners In business under the firm name of Dana Clarkson; and Whereas, said firm had business relations with foreign countries, and transacted business In the RorouKh of Brooklyn, County of Kinrs, 'iiy and State of New York, for a period of forty years; and Whereas, the said co-partnership has been dissolved by the death of Kranels K. Dana; and Whereas, the business of said firm fa being ront hy ud Freeman Clark in. who pmposes tn continue the said firm name of Dana A- Clarkson; Now I the undersigned, do hereby certify, pursuant to the statute, that the person now heretifter transacting business, or intending to traru-aet liuslnesg uiuPt the firm name of Dana Clarkson. is Freeman Clarkson, who resides at No, 19I," chun-h avenue, in tlie of Hr'f klyn. a forma id, and that his principal place fs at No.

i- Court street, In said borough. Dated, Brooklyn, June 28, 1310, FRKKMAV rLAnKPON. Citv and PtstA of New York. County of Klngw ss On this twenty-eighth day of June, PHrt. before personally (ame Freeman Clarkson me known and known to me tn tho indtvid'iHl described In and who executed the fore dug cerlllb-ate.

atid he duly acknowledged to jiih that he executed tho same. FRANCIS P. RROf'H Y. Commissioner Deeds for the City of New York. Je3i-1t th LEGAL NOTICES.

ACKT.KY. PFOPI.K OF th Htate of X. York, by ihe grace of fj-d free and wurd H. Ackley, Ha rah .1. A.

i- W. Aekley, Kdith A.k-ley, Minnie A. I i a real fl-nd preetinx: V--u and ca- It of are hertd-y cited and required lo mir Surrowate of the County of Kr.w at. a Surrogate's Court of the oiintv held at the Hii'l of te- 1:1 rf KillUS, on the IWen V-H'-cre of St-pteiiiher, lit il o'clock in f-i then and there to tend the the account of Kdwftr.i A- i-v. ns ejici ut'ir and trustee of JOHN T.

deeeas-d. And 1ft tlj nti-ive trio ied then and there show cause wh a si -e- I biih I'illnn nhniild lint '(' appointed to apji-ar for them on said judicial St Itil'MK 111. In tesihit' tiv wh'-rrof we have caused the 1 sc.il of -i'jr sild Surrogate's fVnirt to h-T'-unt atllxed. Wltnejm. -n IP T.

Kftchsm, Surr-i- (L. K-i'e of ur BHid County, at th" 1 --in. of KitiKH. the 12th day of in lb-- year nf our Ird one r.e hundred and ten. 1 F.TjWAKD J.

RKKOK.V. 'l- ik of the Surrogate's Court. Thompson, ft Freftdrnan, Attor-news for nnd Trustee, No. 2 Wall st, of New York City. Jy2l-P th IX rTirc-'I'ANTH OF AN" ORDKR OP THE Hon.

Herbert t. K'etehaiu, Surrogate of th Couritv of nitlce Is hereby (rivin, ac cording to it to all persons havta" claims BK.itnt Kl.vir. 1. TASRIE, late of th County of derpaned. that ihey are ro-qulred to exh-ii the sftme, wlh the vouchers thereof, tn the subscriber, at her of transact ulness, at the office of Vill-lam Dill, 1.

Court street, IJorouga of Brooklyn, City nf New York, on or before the 15th day uf August next. Datej Kubr'i ary 2, 1310. NETTIE O. TASHIE, Administratrix. William TT.

DIM, Attorney for Admlnmtra trix. No. id Cuurt street, Brooklyn. N. Y.

ti 6m lq is a beautifully where so many by winding opportunity mosl pleasing. Special Sales Days, Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays thereafter I LUMHimm sj I 1 1 I infill II I 111 BgWBMWMBI MM Mil IMH8g Special inducements to early buyers. Don't delay. Come at the first opportunity and receive the benefit of the special concessions given to first purchasers. Write our New York office, or telephone Murray Hill 3204, and make arrangements for an early visit (as our guest) to these new sections of "Brightwaters." Booklet De Luxe No.

15 T. B. ACKERSON CO. are the owners tells the story in words 1 West 34th Street, N. Y.

and pictures. (Opposite Waldorf-Astoria) a woman Employee Over Bead With Lead Pipe. Charged with carrying concealed weap ons, Harry Friedman, of Arverne, waft held without bail by Magistrate Gilroy, at Far Rockaway, yesterday morning. Fried man was employed aa tailor by Max Trauner. of 18 Boulevard, Arverne, and during a quarrel over money matters on Tuesday night, it is alleged ha truck.

Trauner on the head with a piece of lead pipe, causing severe scalp, wounds and concussion of the brain. Trauner is now in St. Joseph's Hospital, Far Rockaway. Friedman is also alleged to have struck Fanny Rosenstein, who was employed la the shop, several times on the head, Inflicting scalp wounds. She did not have to be removed to the hospital.

When Policeman O'Donnell was told that Friedman had been seen running down the street immediately after the assault, he went to look for him. He found Friedman sitting at a sewing machine In another shop a few blocks below, with bis hat and coat off, apparently hard at work. The officer placed him under arrest and-locked him up. STATE DEPARTMENT NEWS. (Special to The Eagle.) BROOKLYN INVESTORS.

Albany, July 21 Ernest M. Morrison, Brooklyn; Lo Velace Aeroplane and Motor New York City; capital, 25,00. Daniel A. Tubln. Martha D.

Tobln ani Benjamin J. Setter, Urooklyn; Lubaraky Company, New York City; capital, $10,000. Lynn C. Norrls. Morris Cohen and H.

Thompson, Brooklyn; New York Harbor Sites Company, New York City; capital. $10,000. NEW MINEOLA CONCERN. The Positive Bpark Plug Company, Mtneola. capital directors, Mortimer McKenzl and Paul Weidman of Mlneola and Jame.

C. McEahen of Rockvllle Centre. PASSED CIVIL SERVICE. (Special to The Eagle.) Albany. July 21 The State Civil Service Commission announces that Alfred J.

Stuart of 168 Garfield place. Brooklyn, and Lester Brown of Woodside, L. have passed the recent competitive examination for th. position of assistant steam engineer in the state service. The salary of the position 1 from $480 to $600 per annum.

ENJOYED TEOLLEY RIDE. With the night ideal for an outdoor event, the Dramatic and Literary Society of the Church of the Holy Innocentl last night held its first annual trolley ride. The destination was Richmond Hill and a Jolly party boarded the car at the Avenue barn shortly before 9 o'clock. An hour later they arrived at Terrace Hall and Park, where the young people enjoyed a supper and dancing and general merry-making. The success of the event was due to a committees composed of Harry J.

Monahan and Frank B. Stelnbugler. Among thoee who attended were Mr. and Mrs. Oeorare L.

Peverall. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Steinhusler, Dr.

William Stelnbugler, Frank Stelnbugler, Charles Stelnbugler, John Qulnn, Mlas Mae Harrington, Miss May Grace, Miss Charlotte Orace. Miss Plorena B. Grace, Miss Anna Tyler, Peter J. Becklngham. J.

Rodney O'Dnnnelt, Miss Frances 0'Connr, J. OTwnnell, Walter A. Duffy, Harry B. Peters Thomas Varley, William J. Plant, Ir Robert Cadlgan.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward J-Kenny the Rev. William J. Costello, Dr.

P. Costello, Harold Smith. MlM Mabel Glassy, Mrs M. Roger, Miss M. O'Connor.

Harry Fair-service James Brans, Harry J. Monahan, MlM Dorothy Plrung, Miss Josie R. Thomaa. CORPORATION NOTICES. from Seventh avenue to Eighth avenue, and the northwest corner of Forty-fourth atrest and Eighth avenue.

No 1243. Sewers In Forty-fifth street and Forty-sixth street, tetween Seventh ano In Hawthorne street, between Rogers and Nostrand avenues. Area of aj-BfBjinent bounded by Nostrand avenue, Bedford avenue, Wlnthrop street and Rutlan "no'- 1249. Basins on Hopklnson avenue, at the 'northeast corner of Rlverdale avenue, northeast corner of Livonia avenue, and aj the southwest corner of Chester street and Du-mont avenue. Affecting blocks bounded by Livonia avenue, Dumont avenue, Hopklnson avenue and Chester etreet.

and part of block bounded by Rlverdale avenue, Hopklnson avenue Bristol street andLivonla avenue. No. 12S3. Sewer In fllenmore avenue, between Euclid avenue and Hemlock street. All persons whose Interests are affected by the- above named proposed assessment, and who are opposed to any of them, are requested to present their objections.

In writing, to the Secretary -ot the Board of Assessors, No. 830 Broadway, New York, on or before August 1 1B10. at 11 A.M., at which time and place the eald objections will be heard and testimony received In reference thereto. JOS. P.

HEVNFSST. WM. C. ORMOND. ANTONIO C.

ASTARITA. Board of Thomas J. Drennan, Secretary, No. Sit) Rroadway, citv of New York, Borough of 15, 1310. Jyl lot otu liEAUQi-ArtTlfltS- 'OF THK FTRE DB-PARTMKNT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

NOS AXIl V.9 EAST SIXTY-SEVENTH "TREET. BOROI'OH OF MANHATTAN. THK CITY OF NEW YORK. i4E Al.KIl IllDM Oil ESTIMATES WILL BB received liv the Fire commissioner at the abone olllee until 10:30 o'clock A.M., on TI r.SD VV. AI OIIST 2, 1010.

llorotigh nf Urooklyn. No 1. Ftllt FURNISHING AND DELTV-ENINO HAY STRAW. OATS AND BRAN Foil COMPANIES IN BROOKLYN. The time for the delivery of the articles, materials and supplies and the performance) of the contract Is by or before December 81.

1910. The amount of security required Is Fifty t.Vi) tK-r cent, of the amount of the bid or estimate. IA hi.i.p will slate the price of each Hem or article contained In the specifications or srheilules herein contain -r pound, ton dor.en. gallon, yard or other unit ot measure, by which the bids will be tested Tho niu.it bo made and -or. ted up as tho bids will he read from the t.itnl Tlie hi, Is will bo compnred and the contract awarded at a lump or aggregate in for enrh contract.

ttill he required to be made at the time and In the manner and In such quantities as made be directed menu torms obtained at the olnce of the Fire Denartment, Nos and 109 East Sixty-seventh street. MmihnUan. Doted July WALDO, Fire Commissioner. gadget Cenernl InNtrnctloni to BI4I riVrn. nt foot of volliuin, laat Daft hi.

iu.m,m., 99 harbor, LEGAL NOTICES. THE PEOPI.E OV THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the grace of God free and Inde pendent to Robert 8. Fleet, Samuel 8. Fleet, Jessie v. Dillon.

Edward C. B. Fleet, Lavlnia Hegeman, F. Baxter, Genevieve Noyea, Etta E. Garnett, Judith F.

C. Garnett, Laura f. s. oarnett, V. Garnett.

James Lewis, the committee of said Georgia Gar nett, Robert S. Garnett, Larkin Hundley and Hannah Hundley, -send greeting: Whereas, Clarence C. Fleet of the Borough of Brooklvn, City and State of New York, has lately iie- tltloned nur Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to have a certain instrument In writing bearing date the jlth day of April. 1901. relating to reai anj personal property, ouy proved a the last wtll and testament of SAMCKT, E.

FLEET, late of Kings County, Borough of Brooklyn, deceased. Wherefore, you and each or you are noreny citea to appear before our Surrogate of tho County of Kings, at a Surrogate's Court, to be held at the Hall of Records. In the County of Kings, on the 23d day of August, 1910, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, then and thero to attend the probate of the said last will and testament. In testimony whereof, we have caused the seal of our Surrogate's- rourt to lie here into affixed. Witness, Hon.

Hr-hrt T. Ketcham, Surrogate of our (L. said County, at the County of Kings, the 2d day of July, In the year nf our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten. EDWARD J. BERGEN, Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.

TT M. Ingrnham, Attorney for Petitioner. Montague street, Brooklyn. J7 6w th THE PEOPI.E OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the grace of God free and lndpen-dent To Margaret a Watson, Annie Dickey Junes. Martha Dickey, Lizzie D.

Jones, William ttlr.lr-.ir oorwl -Treat tn WIipmi Trust Company has lately petitioned our Riir-I rognte' Court nf the County of Kings, to have a certain instrument in writing bearing date the iHth flay of December, IftflZ, relating to real and personal prnporty, duly proved a the ia.t will and testament of JOHN Mc WILLIAM FEUGCSON, late ot the County of Kings, dce-ised. Wherefore, you and each of you are hereby cited to appear before our fiurni- K-'ite of the County or Kings, at a Surrogate's Court, to be h-ld at the Hall of Records, the Count of Kings, on the flth day of Sep-t-mber, If) 10, at ten o'clock In the forenyon, then and there to attend the probate of the said last will and testament, in testimony whereof, we have caused th" neal nf our Surrogate's1 Court tn be hereunto afllxed, Witness, Herbert T. Ketchflrn, Surrogate of IL, our said County, at the County of Kings, the 2th day of June, he year of our Lord one thousand n.u hundred nnd ten. EDWARD J. BERGEN.

i'-V fiw th Clerk of the Surrogate's Co'urt. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Hon. Herbert T. Ketcham, Surrogate of th County of Kings, notice is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claim's against SAMUEL W. WALSH, late of the County of Klnjts, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at her place of transacting business, office, of S.

M. J. E. Meeker her attorneys. No.

217 Havemeyor street, Brooklyn, N. or before the sixth day of November next. Dated May 3, 11)10. SARAH M. WALSH.

Adml.ilit ratrlx. ml 2 211 th IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Hon. Herbert T. Ketcham, Surrogate of Lh of Kings, notice Is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claims ngnlnst HANNAH 8. WHITBKCK.

late of tht (ioutuy of Kings, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber at 2V3 East street. Brooklyn, N. on or before the 25th day of October nent. Dated April 14, 3910. ait lin tb JbLUADJCTH A.

W. WOOL8TON, 100x150 Feet. of station, casino, lakes, yacht LEGAL NOTICES. THE PEOPLE OP THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the grace oi God free and Independent To Charles E. Teale, as Public Administrator of the County of Kings; "Mary" Reed, the namo "Mary" boing fictitious, her full true name and place or places of residences being unknown to the petitioner, and cannot after due diligence bo ascertained, or if she be dead, to her heirs at law, and next of kin, or personal representatives.

whoi name or nan.es, or parts of whose name or names, and their place or places of residence are unknown, and cannot after due diligence be ascertained and to any and all other unknown persons who are htlrs at law. or next of kin of aald deceased, If any there be, whose name or names or part of whose name or names and their place or places of residence are unknown and cannot after due diligence be ascertained, send greeting: Whereas, William Brewer, of the Horough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, has lately petitioned our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, tn have a certain instrument in writing bearing date the Hth day of September, llw9, relating to real and personal property, duly proved as the last will and testament of Jo UN H. IIKV.I). lata of Klnxs1 County, deceased. Wherefore, you and each of y-ni are hereby cited to appear before our Surrogate of the County of Kings, at a Surrogate's Court to be held at the Hall of Records.

In the County Kings, on the 1st day of August, 1910, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to attend the probate ot the said last will and test anient. In testimony whereof, we have caused tne seal of ur Surrogate's Court in be hereunto alfl-d. Witness. Hon. Her-bert T.

Ketcham. Surrogate of our L. mfd County, at the County of Kings, the 7th lay of June, In the year o' our Ira one tnousand nine bund re and ten. EDWARD J. nEROEN, Clerk of the Surrogate Court.

Itichard E. Walsh. Attorney for Petitioner nnd P. O. Address, PU Montague street, 'rough of Brooklyn.

Y. City. jefl-et th IX I'l ItSCANCE OF" AN ORDER OH THE 1 lori I (erh -n T. Ketcham, Surrogate of the 'oimtv of Kings, notice Is hereby given, a- --i-liii to law. to all persons having claims ORLANDO (JORI)ON BOH ART.

late of Borough of Brooklyn, County of Klnga, tn(1r Hr, required to exhibit the i-'iuif. with the vouchers thereof, tn the sub f-f -lb-r. at bin nfll-re. No. JO Broad wny, Hor-- iwli of Marihattnn, City of New York, nn or i-d'on- th; day of January next-Dated 1 14, 1010.

rrill.TP roMRTOCK, Executor. Fiaiinjic-m Attorneys for Eg. Wall Struet, Borough of Manhattan, citv of New JyH-Cm ih IN I'l OP AN ORDER OF THE Hon Herbert T. Ketcham, Surrogate of tht (V.imiy of Kings notice is hereby given, ao-copilng to law, to all persons having clalma aaiit irUtlCH HPUEHTY, lato of th County of Kings, deceased, that they are ro-'l 'tired to; exhibit the same, with the vouchers there. to tb' BUhir-rlber, at No.

9f.7 Broadway, in th-i I.orough of Brooklyn of The City of New York, on or befure the first day of Sptembf Kebruai-y 23, 1810. PETER P. HUBERTY, Administrator. Frederick J. Orelfensteln, Attorney for Ad-ininlslratur, No.

UT Uioadway. Bruoklvn. N. Y. TH 6m th IN PCItSI ANcE OF AN ORDER OF TUB Hon.

Herbert T. Ketcham, Surrogate of the Count of Kings, notice Is hereby given, according to law, fi all persons having claims ngab.Ht GERTRUDE LOKHER. late of the county of Klnns, deceased, that they are re-quin-d lo exhibit the snme, with tho vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at his office, IS Willi;) 111 street, Borough of Manhattan. New York city, on or before the 1st day of December ncnt. Dated 2fl, Joseph fried.

Frederick M. Cufikl, Attorney fur Exflrutor, lo William New York CI l. na-tf 8m th I I 50R SALE FURNITURE. OVKIl yards crx matting. gren, mt ran mablf can be wn by appoint innt nnly.

Apply to 610 East Eighteenth at, Fiatbush. EUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. wood r.f ri it io It I SIMS OlM'Olt Tl "MTV. AVond plnnt for nli. In icolttK rimciTii well Mtilpp(l mul (irminfzeil.

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I A CHANfI-7 fiV A MKKT1ME -FOR A 1,10. I of purtnt'rshlp. Hotel and rond-' hmipe the M-rrk-k K-ud. elf-Kantly fui-nifhed. cjiteritiif lo h' l.iss trade; spa-1 cP'tis lawns, I tai rr; on plot.

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jl3-7t eed McKENZIE BEIL 18 COURT ST For Knle, buslfiew-t plitrpsj of nil kinds)) Iluurtliitu nntl (tooniliii; Ilounesj. I'lTA T.TST wanted tn vnenfiea ir very valuable devteo in atrial na viwut Ion ewhiimip Hfsinn.i'iit. Addrtss l--'- I I'ENSES, ix 4. 13-3 I-THNISHRIJ Hrooklvn Heights; f.t needed; h-uo is full. Address II.

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urMi (i-Jtt. Atlllelles. iuuidllK pij-d. rfilen-ii. 'I'd ms niuderute.

Diuelor. J17 30t N'eW YOrk i lt)tl Vr opens SepU M. tlUVerSiiy Afternoon Class, 4-0. Law School 5 Kvtng -io. -WVm LL.

LL. M-, J. D. Address L. J.

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beautiful surroundings; niudora fin athletic fltld. 1 I QUEENS BOROUGH PEOPEETY. WILlTSELIGRIATArpmCE! A large dwelling house, containing all improvements, garage and stable; nituatM on 'lot on J'tintlne st. Jamaica, N. Y.

property' Is In proximity ti L. I. II. R. tracks and can bo utilized fc-v wafhoiiws, jiroduce market, etc.

terms easy; owner will a larfte pim-hawj money m-mtcaire. THOMAS F. TEVLIX, apent. Queens C-iunty Trust Building, Jamalra, N. Y.

FOR SALE PIANOS. MnliOKany I'lt-rljcht Tin no, Perfectly new. J. Box 16. Eaglu oiticp.

STJEINWAY piano, preat barsrain; beautiful upright, 135. AVIH'JNEK, FulLon st and Fl'it-busli av, Krnnklyn. 18-7 $h', A( JELL'S pian player, with mimic, monthly; $10. reed r.rpan, $1 riMinthly; JV-5 Pirate Waters, $4 monthly. cvfRina.

GOKTZ 81 rourt st," Rrf klyn. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. 2oo PAfKS of silently used plrmrnle canls; xtd quality, at. 6 cents pack. LiOX ij, KaiJ' Eastern District branch.

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i Largr'St stock fJovcrnment Auction Hnr- (rains In the world. lf arres required for 3 its storage. SM pace catalogue, iver v' 1 illustrat lonf. Mfitb IjC. (Ptamps).

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frntie and n'jiah-. ni fr road or llphl riiimbiut an in ka 2r. utcks st. Lt'N'CH wagon for sale rt.Kip. FI.V.VX, Ai) TlvciitK'lh Ni'v York, N.

J. CATS AND DOGS. VOfia and cats boarded and properly nsred for by the day, week or month. The Sanatorium Kennels, Fd York st, near Sands entrance to Rronklyn Bridge. Tel.

Main Open to visitors li p.m. J2l-lit.