The Standard Union du lieu suivant : Brooklyn, New York • 18

4 THE BROOKLYN STANDARD UNION: THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1923. 18 FINANCIAL. financial; HANKING AND rTNANOAIj. CORPORATION NOTICES. iLESMKS.

Gov, Bmlth to Jriv th spike. In the meanwhile plane to declare a holiday la Arverne when tlio boardwalk question comes up betore the Board of Estimate aro being completed by the Arverne Boardwalk Association. REORGANIZATION OF Missouri Kansas Texas Railway Company 7 Holder of CerliKcaioe of Dopoiit ond fertMpeiton Werr.nl. Issued under end subject to the Plan end A Tf ment for the Reorn lie tion of Mi.ouri, Kansu ft Texas Railway Company, dated November 1, 1921. The new Prior Lien Mortgage Bond of Series and Serie.

and Adjustment Mortgage Bond, of Sene. (all in coupon form, with all coupons attached) of Railroad Company (tfie new Company organized under the Law. of Missouri to carry out the Plan and Agreement of Reorganization), and Certificate for Preferred Stock, Sene. and Common Stock of Mts.ouri-Kan.ae-Texa. Railroad Company, all in definitive form, and fractional acrlp for tuch bond and for uch stock, are now ready for delivery against the aurrender in negotiable form of Certificate, of Deposit or Participation Warrant, to the Depositary issuing the yamc Holder, of Certificate, of Deposit or Participation Warrants should ascertain from the proper Depositary the information they are required to furmih and the transier tax stamps, if any, they are required to supply in order to obtain the delivery of the new securities to which they are entitled Dated New York, March 27, 1921, ft W.

SELIGMAN CO. HALLGARTEN CO. Reorg anieatlon Managers. To tho Holder of Vndopotltod Hondo, Note ond Stock of the inuoo end clone dealt eith 6y tho Reorganisation flan and Agreement above mentioned Bonds and Notea may ba deposited under th Reorganisation Plan and Agreement in accordance with th requirement thereof without penalty prior to JUNE 1, 1923. Stock may depoaited under th Reorganization Plan snd Agreement in accordance with the requirement thereof up to -the dose of buainew on APRIL 27, 1923, upon paying at A time of auch depoait th 20 per ahara of preferred atock and ths 123 per a hare of common stock required by tha Reorganisation Plan and Agreement, and In addition interest on the amounts so required to be paid at the rate of per annum from January 1, 1922.

STOCK WILL NOT BE RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT UNDE THE PLAN AFTER APRIL 27, 1923. Dated, New York, March 27, 1923. J. W. SELIGMAN CO.

HALLGARTEN i CO. Reorganisation Manages. SAVINGS BANKS. Plans for Esplanade to Considered Either April 27 i or May 4. Be TTTLE MEETING TO-NIGHT.

Will Be Held in Town Hall at Jamaica. The Question of erecting a hoard-walk for the Pockaways will come iip before the Board of Estimate her cn Friday, April 27, or Friday, May 4. This was made public to-day when Chief Engineer Charles U. Powell, of the Topographical Bureau of Queens, informed a committee of the Arveray Boardwalk Association that the plans of the Rotkoway i teach boardwalk were almost com-pteted, and that It would take about three weeks before all the data that is to be presented at the Board of Estimate meeting will be fready. Engineer Powell, in his conference with the members of the Arverne Boardwalk Association, stated his department held several meetings with Chief Engineer Arthur Tuttle, of the City of New Yorty and Phil Farley, chief consulting ngineer, of Brooklyn, who super-vised the construction of the Coney Island boardwalk.

At these meetings It was decided to (erect the experimental boardwalk which is to run from Beach Fifty-ninth street to Beach Seventy-fifth sueet, along the same plans as the Coney Island boardwalk. The walk will be eighty feet wide and will have two sections, the one for walking purposes and another for rolling chairs. The boardwalk will be erected with the purpose of connecting towards Edgemere and Far at Beach Fifty-ninth street and towards Hammeis, Hollands and Seaside, connecting with the Rockaway Park Boardwalk from Beach Seventy-fifth street. Petitions for the Belle Harbor and Neponsit boardwalk, starting front- the present boardwalk at Beach 120th street, have been also approved, and it is expected work on this section will be started either at the same time or shortly after the work on the Arverne boardwalk is started. The only section In which the petitions for the boardwalk have not been approved up to date, are the Edgemere, Hammeis, Hollands and Seaside sections.

To-night at a meeting of the Jamaica Local Board, which will be held at the Jamaica Town Hall, the petitions asking the City of New York to cede the title of the ocean front at Hammeis, Hollands and Seaside will come up before that body. Commissioner of Public Works Benjamin Marvin, who will preside, has placed himself on record at various occasions as in favor of a boardwalk for the entire Rockaway There is no Question "that there will be plenty of opposition to the boardwalk proposition at this meeting. This opposition will come from amusement owners at Seaside, who will lose their property on the south aid of the present boardwalk. But it Is expected that, regardless of this opposition, the matter will pass the local boaid, The Rockaway Park boardwalk, which runs from Beach 309th street to Beach 126th street, and which is fhe property of the Park Department of Queens, was recently completed. It is a forty-foot walk and a celebration In honor of the opening of this boardwalk will be held in May.

Alexander Cohn and Algernon Nova, who are the owners of th Park Inn baths, are planning a lebration in honor of this event. Smith will be present at this ce'ebratlon. The Arverne Boardwalk Association expects to have the first spile driven on this occasion and will ask CORPORATION NOTICES. NCW YORK SUPREME COURT, toLCOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT. TNT THE MATTER OT ACQUIRING fills by the City of Now York to oertsln ni'lfl and premise situate at the northeast mer of Empire Boulevard (Malhone rret) and New York Avenue, In the Bor-oiuth of Brooklyn, in the City of New ''title, duly selected as a sits for Police Dt.partmeut put pose according to law.

FT. HAMILTON MERCHANTS PREPARE TO CELEBRATE Th. annual entertainment and 4anc. of the Fort Hamilton Merchant, will take place In Lorennene Caelno, 100th street and Fourth avenue, next Saturday evening. Walter J.

Flimmer, vaudeville booking agent, bee promised a programme of merit. The officen of the club are: Ernest Lorens, president; Paul Silver, vice-president; William Hartman, treasurer, and E. M. Duffy, secretary. PAPER ART TO BE SHOWN AT MANHATTAN EXPOSITION How bathtubs, poker chips, dress shields, knlvea and forks, railroad car wheels, ahlrt boeoms, curtains, gloves, hats, imitation leather, face powder, are made from paper will be the Paper Industries Exposition In Grand Central Palaoe, Manhattan, next week.

The exposition will open Monday at 3 P. M. and continue until Baturday, from nooa until 10: Id P. M. dally.

FLUSHING' ASSOCIATION ELECTS ITS OFFICERS George Hopkins has been reelected president of the Flushing United Association for his second term. The other officers elected aro Dr. John Holley Clark, chief vice-president; Carl E. Meyea treasurer; James H. Quinlan, vice-president of the old Flushing none; William Post Sackett, vice-president of Upper Flushing South; Charles F.

Diets, vice-president of Upper Flushing North; Theodore Mutter, vice-president of Ktasena Park district, and Samuel L. Nuabaum, vice-presideut of the business division. FORECLOSURES. SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS Lawyers Title end Trust Company, plaintiff, against Robert MacFarland, st al defendant. Notice of sale.

In pursuance a Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered In the above entitled action and bearing date the 36th day of March, 1933, 1, the undersigned, the Referee, In said jndg-ment named, will sell at public auction to ths highest bidder, by Nathaniel Shuter, Auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exohange, No. 189 Montague street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City of New York, on the 14th day of April, rni, at IS oclock noon, the premises directed by said judgment to be ad and therein described as follows: All that certain plot, pises or parcel of land with the buildings and Improvements thereon erected, situate, tying and being In ths Borough of Brooklyn, of the City of New York. County of Kings and State of New York, bounded and described i follow to writ: Beginning at a f.o!nt on the southerly side ef Bt. Marks Avenue distant four hundred fedt easterly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the southerly side of St. Marks A' anus wNb the easterly side of Brooklyn Avenue; running thence easterly along the southerly side of 8t.

Marks Avenue, one hundred feet; thence southerly parallel with Brooklyn Avenue, 145 feet 9 inches; running thence westerly paralle! with Proepeet Place 100 feet; running thence northerly parall-l with Brooklyn Avenuet 146 feet Inches to the soctherly side of Bt. Marks Avenue, at the point or place of beginning. Dated. March 28th. 1933.

ALEXANDER 8. DRESCHER. Referee. DEAN, KING A SMITH, Attorneys for Plaintiff, 160 Broadway, New Yoik City. 4-2-7-H SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY.

Ross Silver, plaintiff, against Bela Mendel aftd Elisabeth Mandel, his wife, defendants In pursuance of a judgment of foreclos-ore and sale duly made and entered in the above entitled action, and bearing date the 16th day of March, 1933, the undersigned, the Referee in said judgment named, will sell sit public auction to the highest bidder by William 3. MePhllllamv Auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 188 Montagus Street, in ths Borough of Brooklyn County of Kings. Uty and Stats of New York, on the -34th dar of April, 3923. at 12 clock, noon, the premises directed bv said judgment to be sold and therein described I follows ALL that certain lot, piece or pored of land eituate, lying and being In ths Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and Stats of New York, known as Lot No.

81, on ths Map of ths Property of ths Estate of Qarrit Katen, surveyed May 27, 1898, filed June 20 1891, In ths Kings County Registers Office, as Map No. 1331, and which Is bounded and described as follows' BEGINNING at a point on ths westerly elds ef West 17th Street, distant two hundred and slxty-flye 2661 feet northerly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the westerly side of West 17th Street with tha northerly tide of Mermaid Avenue; running thence westerly, paraliet with Mermaid Avenue, one hundred and twenty and ninety-nine one-hundredths 130 90) feet to the land now or late of Margaret Katen; thence northerly along said land of Margaret Katen, twenty (20) feet; thence easterly, paraliet with Mermaid Avenue, and part of tha distance through party well, one hundred and twenty and seventy-six one-hundredths (920.76) feet, more or tern, to the said West or day side of West 17th Street: and thence southerly along the westerly aide of West 17th Street, twenty (20 feet to tho point or piece of Beginning. (The aforesaid southerly and northerly walls being party walla). The ald premises hereinbefore described are to be sold subject to first mortgage of nlnety-fhe hundred (I'LSOO) dollars, together with any and all accumulated Interest thereon, aow a lien against the said premiers. Dated New York City.

March 27th, 182. EDMUND J. PICKUP Referee. MAURICE W. MOVHEIMER Plaintiff's 170 Fifth Avenue, Borough of Manhattan, New York City.

4-2-7-14 Seamens Bank For Savings 76 WALL STREET 6 The Trustees have declared a A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND rr annum on account ot to 15.008, payable on ana after April 19t DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE APRIL 10TH WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM APRIL 1ST i Banking Hours Saturday 9 A- M. to 12 Noon. Other Dnya 9 A. M. to 3 P.

M. BANKING BY. MAIL 'Herbert K. Twitchell, Preaident Williston H. Benedict, Secretary 'Ralph H.

Stevar, Cashier POST EMPLOYES READY FOR THEIR ANNUAL BALL Final rrng(ncnti hv. been completed ton. the dtmu.l bU ot tin New York Evening Port Association, to be held at the Hotel Astor, Manhattan. Sunday night. The large ballroom of the Astor will be decorated for tha occasion.

Music -will be furnished by a well known jaxs band. Dancing will be In progress all evening. A. vaudeville programme has been ar-ranged, Irving D. Greenberg la chairman of the committee In charge, CORPORATION NOnCKM.

SEALED BIDS WILL BB HECKIV1CD by the Board of Porch on. of Tn. city of New fork at Its oftloa Boom $29. Municipal Buliain. Manhattan, bom A.

M. 10 a x1 apb a loss. Boiesga of Brooklyn. YOU FURNISHING AND. PI- f.rVERINQ PIPE TO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The time for the performance of. contract I (or the period ending June SOth, l9he emount of wecurlty required le thirty per of the contract amount award, ed. No bid shall bo consldersd unless It is accompanied by ft deposit. Such ds. poelt ahall be is an amount not less than ous and one-halt per cent, of the total amount ef tbo bid.

Tbe bidder will stats the price per unit, ss called for Sn tho schedules of quantt ties and prices, by which ths bide will be tested. The extexiaions muat bo mode and footed op, as tbe bids will bs road from the total, and awards if made, made to ths loweg bidder on each item or class, as stated In tho -echetiulr. Bids must bo submitted fn duplicate, each copy In a separata envelope No bid will be accepted unless this provision is complied wltb. Specifications referred to in tbe sebsd-oles may he had upon application at Room 1901, Municipal Sulldlng, Manhattap. Blank forms and further information may be obtained at the office of ths Board of purchase.

I9th floor. Municipal Building, Manhattan. BOARD OF PURCHASE: GftOYIR A. WHALEN, Commissioner of plant and Struct! Chairman: ALFRED A. TAYLOR, Commissioner of Btreet Cleaning.

MM0-B(c4U) See General Instructions ts Bidders on llth page SEALED BIDS WILL BB RECEIVED by the Board of Purchase of Tbs City of New York st its office. Room 620, Municipal Building. Manhattan, from 9 A M. to 14 SO A. on FRIDAY.

APRIL 8. 19SS, Boron jr tx of Brooklyn. FOR FURNISH INGAND DELIVERING CURTAINS, SCARFS AND SCRIM TO THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE. The time for ths performance of contracts Is 30 consecutive calendar days after the endorsement of tho certificate of the Comptroller. 1V1 The amount of security required Is thirty per cent, of tbe contract amount awarded.

No bid shall be considered unless shall be in an amount not less than ons and one-half per cent, of tbs total amount of the hid, The biddef will stats the pries per unit, as called for In the schedules of quantities and prices, by which the blda will tested. The extensions must bs made and footed up, as the bids will bs read from tbs total, and awards, if mads, made ts the lowest bidder on each Item or class, as stated In tbs schedules. Bids must be submitted in duplicate, enth copy In a aeparats envelops. No bid will be accepted unless this provision Is compiled with. Specifications referred to in the schedules may be had upon application at Room 1901, Municipal Building, Manhattan.

Blank forms SLUd further Information may be obtained at tbe office of the Bosrd of Purchase, 19th floor. Municipal Building Manhattan BOARD OF RURCHASBt Grover A. Whalen, Commissioner of Flant and Structures, Chairman; FRANK MANN, Commissioner bf Tenement House Department; ALFRETP A. TAYLOR, Commissioner ef Btreet Cleaning. 1-26-10-0 (e4f 89) Set General Instruction to Bidders en 19th page NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Board ef Estimate and Apportionment at its meeting held on Friday, March 36.

3923 (Cal. No, 156), adopted tbs following resolutions Resolved. That ths Board of Estimate and Apportionment of Ths City of New York, In pursuance of ths provision of section 442 of the Greater New York Charter 8 amended, deeming It for the publio intereht so to do, proposes to change the map or plan of the City of New York by changing the lines and grades ef the wtrwet system within tho territory bounded by Neptune avenue. West 6th street. Bheepshead Bay road and Cortland street, Borough of Brooklyn, In accordance with a map bearing ths slgna-ture of the Commissioner of Public Works of ths Borough -and dated October 13.

1921 Resolved, That tbla Board consider ths proposed change at a meeting of ths Board to bs held In ths City Hall Bor-ongb of Manhattan, City of New York, on Friday, April 13, 1922, at 19.89 oclock a M. Resolved, That ths Secretary of this Board cause those resolutions and a notice to ell persons affected thereby tnat the proposed change will be considered at a meeting of tho Board, to be held at ths aforesaid time and place, to bs publlshea-In tbe City Record and the corporation newspapers for ten days continuously. Bun-daw and legal holidays excepted, prior to the llth day of April, 1639. Dated New York, March 81, 1928. JOSEPH HAAG, Secretary, Board of Estimate and Apportionment, Municipal Tal.piaoD, I N0TIC8 IS HEREBI OIVEI THAT th.

Board of Etatlmata and Apportionment at Ita mettns held on Friday. March 12, (Cal. No. 183-A), adoptad the following resolutions) Whereas, Ths Board of Eatlmats and Apportionment of Ths City of New York he considering tbo advisability of Instituting proceedings to acquire title to the real property required for the opening and extending of Lefferts avenue from New xorx avenue to Schenectady avenue, in the Borough of Brooklyta, City of New York; and Whereas, Ths Board of Estimate and Apportionment Is authorised and Required tbe time ef tbo adoption of ths reaolu-dlrectlng tho Institution of preeeed-to acquire title to the real property utred for ths foregoing improvement to and determine upon an area or are aseessment for benefit for said Pr at i tion Inga required fix of ceedings; ttdlngs; Biolva. That th.

Board of Etatlmata 1- Apportionment. In puraoanc. ef Ilona of aectlon JI of th. York Charter aa amended. her.hV notion that the prnpoood area or ao- itnt tor benefit In the p-aceedlngo ns follows: Beginning at point on a ltna mtd-nj in Crown Btreet nnd Montgomery dlotant 10 fort -ootorly from erly tint of Kingston avenua and rutt-thonca naatwardly along tha ld between Crown atreet and Mont-atreet a point midway between noctady avenue and Lttca 10 southwardly and alwaya auld-ay in Sen n.ictaOv avenu.

ami t.ttra i 10 a point ,1 satnht IDO feet northerly tha northerly line of Rutland road-awMtaardly and parallel wtth Rut-road to the fntereectlon Irh a jay between Notnd avenue and loik avenue a a tboao otreeta are tern south of Umpire boulevard; thence dly along th. said lino No, trend avenue nnd Tor a mo and along th. prolongation of tho lino to a point distant Itd f'ct north-frora tha northerly lino of Ernp' thence eaotenrdly at feet northeily from "3 with tha northerly Ube of Bmp' lo the Intervention with lth Kin sreton avrnaa and Reenles th. point of bagtouing; them, rdiy aunt the i Kinaslon avenu tn. point ef fogirmfT v.

solved. That this Bosrd area ot at a meeting to Boatd to he bold Id t1 I ork, Borough of the HalC oa F-rtdar. Apill orlock A. M-. and thnt at he and place a public hearing thereon then and thvrs bs bsd.

lived, That ir Awretarw of reuse thewa rsaolunmis anjl a not .11 persons affe to bs P'b it seed In the Citv Record nd in tb pcratloa newspapers fr tPB av -c cusly exclusive ot guudsy and foxai holt leys, prior Frfoy, April Datfd Nww York, Mirrk 81. 5--JOSEPH HAAG. Fei-fofr rli-t-t tfnat and A pportfonmen wlmii allying. Fblerhon. i.

bouleard parallel through torilm wUi plpcp Rolvvd, pop bt ti Nw 30 SO tir a.t Itesolved, Do to Itched pcratl cusly SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED by th president of tbe Borough of Brooklyn at Room 21. Borough Mail, Brooklyn, until A. M. on WKDNRSDAY, APRIL 1L 1923. NO.

1. FOR RKGULATING AND FAV-IN( WITH PURMANFNT ANPHALT PAVEMENT ON A 8-1NUH CONCRLTW FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY 0p CARROLL BT. FUuM UTlOA AVB. TO ROCHESTER AVB. Ths Knginear'a erttmate tg aa foltowa: 733 eubie yartls sxcavatton to subgrada 81 linear f4t bluastone heading atones set In eonerete.

485 eubie yards concrete. 2,910 square yards asphalt pavement (6 years maintenance). Tims allowed, 30 consecutive working day. Security required 88,409. Each bid must bs accompanied by a deposit of $159 la cssh or certified check mads payable to ths order of the Comptroller of Ths City of New York, NO.

2. FOB RrOlJLATINO AND PAVING with permanent ahphalt PAVEMENT ON A 9-INCH CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF E. TTH BT. FROM AVENUE TO AVENUE K. The Engineer's eatlmats Is as follows; 749 cubto yards excavation to subgrada 37 linear feet bluestono heading stones set in concrete.

210 linear feet cement curb 467 cubic yards concrete. 2,759 square ards asphalt pavement (8 years maintenance), Tims allowed, 30 consecutive working dava Security required, 2,809. Each bid must be accompanied by a deposit of 9140 in or certified check made payable to the order of the Comptroller of The City of New York. NO. 3.

FOB REGULATING AND PAVING WITH PERMANENT ASPHALT PAVEMENT ON A 6-INOH CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF 17TH BT. FROM AVENUE ft TO AVENUE The Engineers estimate is as follows: 1.199 eublo yards excavation to sub-grade. 128 linear feet bluestone heading stones Mt In concrete. 1,979 cublo yards concrete 6 420 square yards asphalt pavement (8 yearn maintenance). Time allowed, 39 consecutive working daya Security required Each bid must bs accompanied by a deposit of 8710 In cash or certified cheek made payable to the order of the Comptroller of The City of New York.

NO. 4. FOB REGULATING AND PAVING WITH PERMANENT ASPHALT PAVEMENT ON A 8-INCH CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF E. I4TH st: FROM LENOX, RD. TO LINDEN AVB.

The Engineers estimate la as follows: 461 cubic yards excavation to subgrade. 85 linear feet bluestone heading stones, set In concrete. 42 linear feet cement curb 313 cubic yards concrete. 1,909 square yards asphalt pavement (9 years maintenance). Tims allowed, 25 consecutive working daya Security required, 91.800 Each bid must be accompanied by a deposit of 996 In cash or certified cheek made payable to the order of the Comptroller of The City of New York NO.

5. FOR REGULATING AND PAVING WITH PERMANENT ASPHALT PAVEMENT ON A 8-INCH concrete FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF AVENUE I FROM B. 26TH ST. TO NOSTRAND AVB. Tho Engineer's estimate la as follows: 1,319 cubic yards excavation to sub-grade.

87 linear feet bluestona heading stones set in concrete. 838 cubto yards concrete. 5,030 square yards asphalt pavement (8 years main enance Tims allowed, 39 consecutive working daya Security required $3,000. Each bid must be accompanied by a deposit of 8250 in cash or certified check mads payable to ths order of tlis Comptroller of Ths City of New York. NO FOB REGULATING, GRADING.

CURBINO AND FLAGGING AVENUE I FROM FLATBLSH AVB. TO NOSTRAND AVEL AND LAYING SIDEWALKS WHERE) NOT ALREADY LAID ON FLATBU8H AVE WEST SIDE. FROM THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD TO NEW YORK AVK The Engineers estimate is aa follows: 158 cublo yards excavation (sidewalk area only). 41 eubie yards filling (not to ba bid for). 1,693 linear feet ateei bound cement curb (1 year maintenance).

7.000 square feet cement sidewalks 1 year maintenance). 7.000 square feet 6-inch cinder or gravel Sidewalk foundation. Tima allowed, 26 consecutive working daya Security -required. IliYOO. Each bid must be Accompanied by a deposit oiS-gdO In cash or certified check made payable to the order of the Comptroller of Ths City of New York.

NO. 7. FOR REGULATING AND PAVING WITH PERMANENT A8PHALT PAVEMENT ON A 6-INCH CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF AVENUE I FROM FLATBUSH AVB. TO NOSTRAND AVE. INCLUDING THE TRIANGULAR SPACE AT FLUSHING AVB.

The Engineers estimate is as follows; 630 cubic yards excavation to subgrade, outside railroad area. 44 cubic yards, excavation to subgrade, within railroad area 390 linear feet bluestone heading slonea let in concrete, outside railroad area. 84 linear -feet bluestone heading stones let In concrete, within railroad area. 779 cubic yards eonersts outside railroad It cublo yards concrsto within railroid tea 1 4.669 square yards asphalt pavement, outside railroad area (5 yean maintenance) 126 square yards asphalt pavement within railroad area (no maintenance). Time consecutive working daya Security required 94.699.

Each bid must be acoompanfed by a deposit of 92S6 In cash or certified check made p.ayable to the order ot tbs Comptroller of The City-of New York. NO. 8. FOR REGULATING AND PAVING WITH PERMANENT ASPHALT PAVEMENT ON A 6-INCH CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF 6VTH 8T. FROM HTH AVE.

TO 18TH AVB. The Engineer's estimate Is as follows: 730 cublo yards excavation to subgrada 83 linear feet bluestono beading stones set in concrete. 40t cubic yards etmreta. 2,420 square yards asphalt pavement (I years maintenance). Tima allowed.

30 consecutive working daya Becurlty required, $2,609. Each bid must be accompanied by a deposit of 9186 In cash or certified check made ffoyabie to the order of the Comptroller of Tho City of New York. The bidder will state tho price of each Item or article contained In the specifications per cubic yard or other unit of measure by which the bids will be tested. The bids will be compared and the contracts awarded at a lump or aggregate um for each contract. Blank forms may bo obtained at tbe office of tho Bureau of Highways, Room 502, No.

SO Court st Brooklyn. EDWARD RIEGELUANN, President. -30-19-O (c4046) gee General Instructions to Bidders oa 19th page SEALED BIDS WILL BB RECEIVED by ihe Board of Purchase ot Ths CUy of New York at its office. Room 926, Municipal building, Manhattan, from I A to 10 $9 on WBbNESDAf, APRIL 11, 1921. Borough of Brooklyn, FOR Ft RMSIliNG AD DLLIVERING PRESf! FRUIT AND VEGETABLES TO THII DKPARTVFM9 OF HEALTH AND PI Bl tn ntPMt Thetlmafortbeperformanes of swtraas IS from May iat to May 31at.

128. The amount of security required Is thirty per cent of th contract amount awarded. No bid shall be cooridrred unless it accompanied bv a deposit. Such deposit snail be in amount not lees than one and ne-half per cent of the total amount of the hid lh bidder a 111 state the pi foe per unit, as for in the schedules of quantit foe nnd ftrfoee 1v hlh the hid will he tested. Tho extensions must be mads sad fooled uo a- rt M'l 'U rm the toiai and nnor-ls.

if matte, made to ri-e loaat Milder on Hem or cfo. ,1 1 had lie. Bids most be submitted Hi dupltc-, each copy in septate lop wilt le acr-i ted unless this prorisloo oonieltd with. Specifications referred to In 4b echefl-uIm mar be had upon application ot Room l0t. Municipal Building, Manhat- Biank-forms nnd further Information tpsv bo obtained at the office of tb Board of Purchase, 19th floor.

Municipal Bulidtne 'Manhattan. BOAPD OF PLKrHASB; GJJ.0: WHALEN, comm'nioner of Plant ano mixtures. Chapman; FRANK MVJ. Teiwrfnt Wnise ohmfooner; ALFRED A. T4TLOR, Commfoslnn ot Rtrert cisaaing.

-30-W-19fe6e8) 2m rt-ne-al Instruct on to Bidders fo a pas Sells Inwood Vacant Plots. J. Clarence Davies has sold to Joel Adler, through John Pfluger, the vacant plot 60 by 97 on west nuts of Inwood avenue, running through to Cromwell avenue, 85 north ot 169IH street; aleo the gore plot 68 by 30 on west side of Cromwell avenue, loll north of 169th atreet, 48,000 for Cedarhurst Residence. Lewis H. May Company Bold for H.

Ginsberg and S. binger their residence property fronting oa Cedarhurst avenua and Sealy drive, Cedarhurst. two amd one-half -story brick dwelling; and garage, to M. II. Kolbe for possession, held at 345,000.

Ihr E. D. Factory Building. Henry II Nielsen Company sold for W. G.

Hafjgari plot 172 bv 138 on Grand Btreet, between Creek street and E. R. buvfr; for imprpvement with an Industrial building. -s Buys Third Street Dwelling. E.

T. Newman has sold the thrte-story snd basement brownstone dwelling at 627 Third between Seventh and Eighth for Mary Basohen to st buyer for occupancy, 3110,000 tor St. Johns P. Parcel. Harry J.

Appel sold for California Building Corporation 1106-111 ml Johns pi. near Kingston a laige stores and twelve apartments abov, 9 hy 106 at $110,000. rental NOTICE OF SAIiE TAKK NOTIC THAT signed will aell on April 14, 923, at 1 clock In tha forenoon, at public suction at 20ft BoUth Strst Street, Brooklyn. New York pursuant to a Ilea under Article Beotlon 201 of th Lien Law. following.

One master tiucR, paasenirer bus body, Model W. 2 ton motor No. 7 234, MEYKR BKtl3, Lienor SYDNEY yiSHBANBJ, Llcenaed 3-28-2-4 ttonoea. CORPORATION NOTICES. SEALED BIDS WILL BB RECEIVED 1 by th, Eire commiaaioner at 61.

llth Iltor, Municipal Bulldln. Manhattan, until 10: SO Jl. on Monday, April 19, FOB FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND MATERIALS NECESSARY AND REQUIRED FOR ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS TO THE QUARTERS OT ENGINE COMPANY NO. 205, LOCATED AT NO. 160 FIJERREPONT fiT 30ROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

The timo allowed for doing and completing ths work will be ninety-flva (86) consecutive working daya The security required for ths faithful performancs of the contract will be thirty-seven hundred and fifty dollars No bid will be considered unless It Is ecoomponletP by a deposit, which shall be In the form of money or a certified oheck Upon ons of the State or Notional banks or trust companies in ths City of Kevr York, or a check of such bank or bust company, signed by a duly author-had officer thereof, drawn to ths order of th Comptroller, or corporate stock other certificates of indebtedness ot any nature Issued by Ths City of New York and approved by the Comptroller as of equal value with th security required. Such depoait shall be in the sum ot one hundred and eighty-seven and 50-100 dollars (1187.50). Award, If made, will be to ths lowest bidder for tha entire contract. Blank forms and further Information may be obtained and the plans and drawings may ba seen at tbe office of the Fire Department, llth floor, Municipal Building, Manhattan. A deposit of five dollar ($5 0 In cssh wtll be required from all Intending bidders for each set of plans and specifications received Tbe deposit will be returned in each case npon surrender ef the plans and specifications within ten day after receipt of bids.

THOMAS J. BRENNAN, Fira Commissioner. 4-4-10-19(04951) See General Instructions to Bidden en 18th page. SEALED IDS WILL BB RECEIVED by th President of the Borough of Brooklyn at Room 21. Borough Hall Brooklyn, until It A.

on WEDNESDAY APRIL It, lftft. NO. 1. FOR CURBING AND LAYING CFMSNT SIDEWALKS WHERE NECESSARY ON "WEST 2VTH FROM SURF AVE. TO A LINE ABOUT 450 FEET SOUTH OF SURF AVE.

The Engineers estimate I aa follower 85 linear feet steel bound cement curb (J year maintenance). 6,959 square feet cement stswaikg (1 year maintenance). 6 160 square feet 6lnch cinder or gravel ikfowalk foundation. Time allowed, 25 eonsecutlv working dsvs. Security required, $509.

Each bid must be accompanied by depoait of ft2R in cash or certified check made payable to the order of tha Comptroller of Tha City of New York. NO. 2. FOR LAYING CEMENT RTDW WALKS WHERE) NECESSARY ON WEST 82D RT. AND -ON WEST S7TH 8T FROM SURF AVE.

TO THE EXISTING BULKHEAD SOUTH OF SURF AVE. The Engineer estimate aw follows: 6.979 square feet cement sidewalks year maintenance). 6.979 square fret $-1nch cinder or gravsl sidewalk foundation. Tim allowed, 28 eonsecutlva working day. Security required, $699.

Each bid must be accompanied by a deposit of 880 tn cash or certified check marts payabla to the order of ths Comptroller of Tha City of New York. The bidder will state the pries af each Item or srticla contained In ths specifications per foot, or other unit of measure bv which th bids will be tested. Ths bids will be coopered and the contract swarded at a lump or sggregats sum for sach Blank forma may be obtalnsd mt the office of tho Bureau of Highways, Room 502 No. SO Court Brooklyn. EDWARD KIEGELMANN, President.

8-30-lO-l(c4M6 See General Instructions to Bidders on llth pegs. SEALED BIDS WILL BB RECEIVED by the Board of Purchase of Ths City of New York at its office, Room 628, nicipal Building, Manhattan, from 9 A. to 10 30 A. on TUFiOAY, APRIL 10, FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING AUTOMOBILE TO THE DEPARTMHNt OF WATER SUPPLY, GAS AND ELECTRICITY. The Urns for the performance of contract Is 8 oonsecutive calendar day after the endorsement of ths certificate of the Comptroller The amount of security required Is $1,490.

No bid shall be considered uni it Is accompanied by a deposit of 870. 1 OR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING tlJTOMOBlLRS TO TIIB DEPARTMENTS OF PLANT AND STRUCTURES AND STREET CLEANING. The time for the performancs of contract Is 89 consecutive calendar days after the endorsement of the certifical of the Comptroller. The amount ot security required fa thirty per cent, of tb contract amount swarded, No bid shall be considered unless It la accompanied, by a deposit. Such deposit hall be In an amount not less then one and one-half per cent of the total amount of the hid.

The bidder will slate the pries per tmlt, aa called for in the schedules of quantities end price, by wguh tho bids will be temed. The extensions must bo made and footed up. as the bids will be rood from th total, and awaids, If made, made to th lowest bidder on each Item or cieae, as stated in tb schedules. Bills muat be submitted In duplicate, each copy in a separate en elope. Vo bid will be ar rented unless this provision Is compiled srffe.

Specifications referred to In th schedules may bs had upon application at Room 3991, Municipal Building, Manhattan. Blank forms and further Information may be obtained at tb office of tbe Board of Purchase, 19th floor, Municipal Building Manhattan. BOARD OF PURCHASE; GROVER A WHALEV. Commlsaioner of Plant an I Slmturcs, Chairman; FRANK Mv Tenement Rouse CornTniaeloner; ALFRFO A. TAYLOR.

Commissioner of 8fot Cleaning. 8-29-39-t(c463 8 funeral Instructions to FU -5 tiers on A TRUST IN TIME Not infrequent, in our 33 y.ar, of fruit acr.ice, an estate which ha' been mil managed Ui been burned over toiua to etraighton out. This all right a it foea, for it bettar lata than narer. But tho timo to nrran(o for tho Btenagemont of property is before, not after, complication fewlop. We will be led to talk to you regarding tha protecting of your property.

TCUSKOIIFAHY, RESOURCES OVER $50,009,000.00 KINGS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY lit, 4 gnd 148 Ynltoa ItWh. OFFICERS; JULIAN D. FAIRCHILD FreildWt JULIAN P. FAIRCHILD I WtU.IAMJ.WABON.JK. I iC-Pl THOMAS BLAHS, secretary.

HOWARD D. JOOST, Aaat. gaotarf. ALBERT I. TABOR, A ant- Beoratarj.

J. NORMAN CARPENTER. Trine Ofttew. ALBERT BL ECKERSON. Auillior.

Capital $509,600 Surplus and Prcfils $3,500,000 TRUSTEE 4 W.ltar B. Bedell Hear, A. Edward Blum Charles A.Olonino Arthur W. Clement Charles ft. Perkins Robert A.

Drysdale Dick S. ullsn D. Fairchild Thomas H. Roulaton Julian P. Balrchild H.

F. Bcharmsnn Frederick 0. Flechet Laurus B. fluton Kerwin H. Kultoe OewoJd W.

Uhl Joseph Buber John T. UnderwooO John V. Jewell Wiltlnm J. Wneon. Jr Whitman W.

Kenyon Neleoes H. Wray Aeeeont lortted. Interert Paid a Dell, Balances. THE CHASE NATIONALBANK OF THE City of New York HAMILTON TRUST BRANCH 11 MONTAGUE STREET.1 STEAMSHIP AND TRAVEL 1 HUDSON BIVEB DAW LINE (Albany) end all other Tlolc.te, 35, Fulton Streat. Phono Triangle WO.

HUDSON NAVIGATION CO. (PMP'' Night Line) and all other HUM. Tlchetn. Tourft I5 Fulton StrMt. Phono Trlangls 7000.

METROPOLITAN LINK Steamer) and all other llnee. Tlcbete. Tours, MS Fulton Street, phone Triangle 7006. COKPORATIOX JJOTICEI. I SEALED BIDS WILT BB RECErVED by the Architect Board of Educetlon of the School District of Now York.

N. at his offfoe, eoutheast corner ef Flatbuea Avenue Extension and Concord stress Brooklyn, until twelve nooa on TUESDAY, APRIL 10, Borough of Brooklyn. FOR VIRB PREVENTION WORK AT BTTTtt if BCHOOL8 26. 6S, 123, 12, ill "iLSOlit BOROUGH OF BROOKLTN. The.

time allowed to complete the whole work ef each aohool wlU be as S.W,26 9 consecutive working daya P. 8. 68 -60 consecutiva working P. 8 8860 consecutive working daya 8 12180 consecutive Working daya P. 8.

129 60 eonsecutlva working daya g. 14560 eonsecutlva working daya p. fl, 14860 consecutive working daya P. 8. 15560 consecutive working daya P.

S. 16260 consecuttva working daya S. 1(1869 eonsecutlva working daya As provided In the contract. -Ths amount of security required is at follows. 8m $2 009 P.

S. 88.t.e 2,600 F. S. 148,,, 2,609 P. 8 88....

7,200 s. 166.,., 1,600 F. 8. 123.... 12,000 F.

8 162. 8,200 P. 8. 129.... 1.400 P.

S. 168 1,090 The deposit accompanying bid for each school shall bs five par centum of tha amount of security. A separate bid must ba submitted for each school and separata award will ba mFORUFURNITURE, FOR NEW PUBLIO SCHOOL 135. ON THE) SOUTHERLY SIDE OF LINDEN AVENUE FROM 80HENFCTADY AVF.NUB TO EAST 48TK STREET BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. The time allowed to complete the whole work on each item wilt ba sixty (60) consecutive working days, aa provided in tha contract The amount ot security required is as follows: Item 1...

$1,609 Item 600 Item 9 1,200 Item 4..... 600 Item 6.. 300 Item $00 The deposit accompanying bid on each Item shall be five per centum the amount of security. A separate bid must te submitted for each Item and separata awards will ba made thereon. Note Bidders on Item II sbsll state In their bid whether tha type of desks and seats they propose to furnish Will ba adjustable or non adjustable.

FOR INSTALLING If EATING, VENTILATING AND TBMPERATURD-RFGU-LATING APPARATUS IN NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL 188, ON THE SOUTHERLY SIDE OF NEPTUNE AVENUE, BK-TWFBN WEST THIRTY -THIRD AND WEST THIRTY -FIFTH STREETS, BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. The time allowed to complote the work wilt be one hundred (100) consecutive working days, as provided In th contract. The amount of security required la Forty Thousand Dollars Ths deposit accompanying bid must ba fire per curium of the amount of security. Blank forms, plana and specification may be obtained or scon at the temporary estimating" room, Cth floor, Brooklyn Branch of the Board of Education. 131 Livingston street, Brooklyn WM.

H. GOWPERT. Architect, Board of Education Dated, March 29, 1923. 3-29-l0-9((fl 4843) Fee Genera) Instruction to Bidders on 10th page. IN PURSUANCE OF SECTION 1018 OF th Greater New York Charter, the Comp troller of Tho City of 'New Ynrk hereby give publio notice to all persons, owners of property, aftocted by the following -rsdsinent for lal Improvements In tha BOROUGH OF BROOKI IN.

RECEIVING B(SIN at WELKER 8. W. ro ner of Engert Area of aa- eeqmont inrhsefos block 2710 Tbit the above eafteRament wae confirmed by tb Board of Awweaors on Mar'h 27, 'IS, and entered Menh 27, 123, In the Record of Tltfoa of Aawanrtnis kwft in the Bureau fer the Collection of Awoossmente nd Ar-reaie of sans nnd Ataeenmente and of Water Rente and un.oo tbe amount aa-ceed for benefit cn arv pernon or prou-ortv ahall be paid on or before May 26, IPS wbfob Is sixty dave after the date of said entry of th asaoeement, Intetewt will be collected thereon at the rate of seven per eentum per annum, fo be calculated from ten daya after the data of said entry to the datw of payment, as yrovldoa by Section 1S9 and 1019 of the New York Cnerter. Tn above aw asinent Is payable to th fni'Ctor of Aneeanments end An ears at hla offfo fo the Martin Building 5h3 Fulton Street. Lionklvn, N.

tetweon the houro of 9 A. M. -d 3 PM, and on Saturday from A. M. to neon.

latM, Nw York March 27, 1tt. CHARLLS CRAiO rnmptrlfor. 3 19 U(cbl9) SAVINGS BANKS, CORPORATION NOTICES. PUBLIO NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVBR to all personeVclalmlng to have been Injured by th grading of th fellowlnft named streets and be approach to tho Mtn to present their claims lo writing to the Board of Assessors, Room IOO, Municipal Building, Manhattan, N. on or before Tuesday, April J0 1623, at 11 at which place snd time the aaid Board of Assessors will receive evidence and testimony of tho nsturs and extent of such injury.

Claimant are requaotad to make their claim for damages upon tho blank form prepared by th Board of Assessors, copies of which may ba obtained upon application at th shot of- iC' BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. 7929. Amboy st. from Livonia to Lott ave. A.

77i. Union st from Columbia at to Hoyt st A-772. Ralph frdm Macon at to Atlantic nva nnd from Bergen it. to St Harks ave, A-773. Ralph from Atlantia to Bergen st.

A-774. Manhattan frow a vs. to Commercial it WILLIAM C. ORMOND, ANDREW TP. BULLIVAN.

MAURICB SIMMONS, Board of Assessors. March 13. 1S8. 35, 80, 27, 2, April 9, ft, (c4610) SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECBrVTBn by the Architect, Board of Education of the School District of New York, N. at his offlcs.

southeast corner of Flatbtish Avenue Extension and Concord strwat Brooklyn, until twelve noon on THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1989, Borough of Brooklyn. FOR GENERAL CONSlROOTlOlf OF NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL 300. ON THE EATTERLY BIDE OF WEST STREET, 117 FEET SOUTH OF 8HBE5PS-HEAD BAY ROAD, BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. The time allowed to ocftftMe th work will be two hundred Mil titty t260 consecutive working dapfo 9 provided ta th contract. Tbe amount ef security Is Threw Hundred Thousand Dollars Ths deposit accompanying bid shall "be five per centum of the amount bf security.

Blank forms, plana and specifications may be obtained or seen at th temporary estimating room. 0th floor Brooklyn Branch OT Ihe Board of Education, iftl Llviagaton street, Brooklyn. WM. H. COMPERD.

Architect. Board of Education Dated. March 29, 1923. 1-28-10-1 (Mill) Fes General Instructions to Bidders on 19th page SEALED BIDS WILL BB RECErVEY by the Commissioner of Watr Supply, Gas snd Electricity, at Room 2361, Municipal Building, Manattan, until li A. on TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1923.

FOR HAULING AND LAYING WXTRR MAINS AND APPURTENANU' IN ATKINS, BANNER, DENTON, KINGSTON STONE VOORfcllES AND 41.TH AVENUES, AVBNULS AND 7" BEADFL, MENDRYCKI-SON. JAP FRAY, 5 3RD. SitTH, 6SUD. 65T1L 7ftTH, 73RD, 77TU HUH, BIST HIND, BEACH 4vTH, BEACH 46TH, BLACK 47TH, EAST 11TH, B4FT UTU, KART 34TH, EAST nTH EAST 62M WEST 3RD, WEST 4TH WET 6TH, WEST TH AND VEST 81 SiRFhrfl EMPIRE AND BHOHB BOULEVARDS; PLAKB, GILMORE AND WILLI 4 MS COURTS; DKLAMFRB PLACE AND GIENWOOX3 ROAD, BOKOTJGK OF BROOKLYN, The time allowed for doing and completing th entire work la before tha pirat.on of ninety 00) consecutive work ing daa be amount in whlh security 1 qilied for the pcrforman of the contract ia Eighteen Thounnd JoiiSk.ro (918 999), Deposit with bid must the sum of Nino Hundred Dollar (S900) Thtf bidder will state for what percentage of the Eng neer unit prices ha writ furnish each item of work, mstrlia or suppMss contained fn the sperificutionn or schedules, by which tbs bids will be tooted (gee paragraph 13 on page I ef Propoaal for Bids The bids will be compared arid sward made to ths lowest formal bidder in the aggregate or lump Sum for all the Items contained in the speciflcatlona and schedule of quantities. Blank forms of bid propowli and eon-trat Including specifications approved as to form bv tho Corporation Counsel, ran he obtained at Room 151.

Municipal Build'ng Manhattan Dated. Mauh 88, 3913. NICHOLAS J. HAY La frii)BlttInrt. 9-29 10 9 (C4640) flee General Instruction te Bidder- 3.

CORPORATION NOTICES. NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. SECOND JUDICIAL DI8TRICT. IN THE MATTER OF ACQUIRING title by Tii City ot York to certain lands and premise situate on tbe east side of Vandervoort Place, between Fluehlng Avenue and Thame Street, edjolnlnff the premises of Publio School 88, In the Borough of Brooklyn, in the City of York, duly selected as a alto for school purposes according to law. PURSUANT TO THE STATUTE IN auch cane made ond provided, notice la hereby given that It the Intention of the Corporation Counsel of th City of New York to make application to the Supreme Court of th Stato of New York, at a Special Term, Part I thereof for the hear Itig of contested motions, to do held In and for the County of Kings, at th County Court House in the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, on the 16th day of April, 1123, at the opening of Court on that day, or as soon thereafter a couneel can be heard, to have the compensation which Should justly be made to tha respective owners ot ths real property proposed to be taken In the above-entitled proceeding ascertained and determined by the said Court without a jury.

The nature and extent of the Improvements hereby Intended and the subject or the said application is ths acquisition of titls In fee simple absolute of certan lande and premises, with the buildings and improvements thereon and the appurtenance thereunto belonging, situate on the easterly side of Vandervoort Place, between Flushing A vet. ue and Thamea Street, adjoining the premises of Public School 88, in tho Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, uuly selected as a site for school purposea The said lands and premises so to be acquired ara bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on tho easterly side of Vandervoort Place at its point of intersection with the southerly line of th lands of Publio School 88, which point la distant 186 feet southerly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the southerly side of Thames Street and the easterly side of Vandervoort Place, and running thence easterly along th southerly line of the lands of Public School 88, 108 feet Wtt incheo to where It i Intersected by the easterly line of Lot No. thence southerly along the easterly line ef said Lot No. 9 26 feet 10 Inches to the southeasterly corner Of said Lot. Ne, thence westerly along Ihe southerly line of said wot No, to a point where It ii Intersected by the easterly line of Lot No.

thence again southerly along ths asst-arly lines of Lots Nos. 2 and 1 to the eoutPca8terly corner of Lot No. thence westerly southerly and again westerly along the southerly line of Lot No. 1 to the easterly side of Vandervoort Place, and thence northerly along th easterly side of Vandervoort Place 75 feet to th point or place of beginning, be th said several dimensions more or le. ld premises being designated aa Lots Nos.

2 and 3, In Block 3013, on the Tax Maps of the Borough of Brooklyn together with all right, title and Interest, if any, and to tbe streets or avenue In front thereof to th centre thereof. Dated Th City of New York, Borough Of Brooklyn March 29, 1923. GEORGE P. NIC110L8ON, Corporation Counsel, X63 Plerrepont Street, Brooklvn, N. T.

8-89-10-9 (C4544) SEALED BinilWITL BB RECEIVED by the Park Bnerd at the office of the Department of Parks 10th floor, Munich pal Building, Manhattan. intil 3 39 P. oa TUESDAY. APRIL 19, 1929. Iforouarli of Brooklyn.

FOR FURMMIIVO AIL LABOR AND MATERIALS vgARY OR REQUIRED FOR THE rOTRt PTION OF A OOV-CRTTE PARKING HPAE AT DREAM I AND PARK COVFY ISLAND, TOGETHER WITH ALL WORK 1NCI DENIAL THI KkTO Hie amount of seem It rorjulred Is Fifty Thousand Dolfor ($50 90) The timo to cempfole the work will be thirty (30) consecutive working dav Certified clrork or cash in the sum of Twenty-fie Hundred Dollars ($2,500) must eccompany hid Blank forms and other Information my he obtained at the offfoe of the Department of Parks, Brooklyn, Litchfield Mansion, Prospect Park West snd Fifth street. Prospect Park, Brooklyn The bid will be compared and the trm awarded at a lump or segroirst sum FRANC IS GALLATIN President; JOHN N. HARMAN, JOSEPH HFV NFSKT, ALBERT C. BEVNTNOER THOMAS R. McuiNLEY, Commissioner of Parka 3 general lith pore.

Jrstructtor to dder cn PURSUANT TO THE STATUTE IN ODit case made and provided, notleo la Ju roby given that It is the Intention of the niporation Counsel of the titty of New to make application to the Suprepie ourt of the Stato of New York, at a H'ccial Term, Part thereof for the bearing of contented motions, to be held In nod for the County of Kings at the County mt House In the Borough of Brooklyn, i of New York, on the 14th day of April. 1923, at the opening of court on that or as soon thereafter as counsel can I heard, to have tha compensation which I mould justly be made to the respective i nr of the realproperty proposed to ba t)en in the above entitled proceeding, avjHrtained and determined by tha aaid court, without a jury. Tiio nature and extent of the Improve-pietite hereby Intended and the subject ef 1 to Sold application is the acquisition of title In fee simple absolute of certain 1 unis and premises, with the buildings and improvements thereon and the appurtenances thereunto belonging, situate at ths northeast corner of Empire Boulevard Malbone Street) and New York Avenue. In the borough of Brooklyn, City of New ork. duly selected aa a sits for a police eta ion house.

Ihe said Unde and premises eo to be acquired arff-bounded and described as follows. M1 that certain lot. piece or parcel of land, situate. Wing and being In the of Brooklyn. Co inty of Kings, City and Slate of New York, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point formed by the Intersection of the torthe'ly side of Im-piie Boulevard (Malbone street) with the easterly side of Nw fork avenue: running thei-e northerly along eeid easterly of New Yoik avenue, one hundred sne seventeen TtlT) fret e.tven and three-e ici tb Inches to southerly line of Lot 4, in Block 13ll, Beetion as mown oa the pio-rnt tax maps of the Borough of Brooklyn City of New York, finning theme earwrly along said eouth-tv line of lot tine bundled X0) feet; tueno southerly and pai or nearly no.

with the easfoi lv fle of New York avenue one hundied ts two (UH) foe six () tm hj more or foes. to the nwrtheuy eid Jkinplre houlevni Malbone rtieet), iierwe wenterlv nloiijf 'd northerly eae mp ie boulevard bone street one hirotri an I one tlOl) fott and one and ono-liaK ln mote or less, to tue point or pHce o' i' -inning Bite for the use of the Poli-4 "Department and designated no etta when a-'Quired, a a p-are where the PcJfow ramiHsionsr shall establish proM end furr sb a station houe for the Toth Tre-cicn. and ter the rcominri-alon Ihrreat of member of the PoUce fnrc. and a a plor of ton pomry detention for rr-o rreaed end property taken wlM a of New Tmk and a'eo to le ar ipfl'sh su fe 'Jieas accommodation, ap-l aratue and grtmws and to prni'e 'orDe -e tbcrwf all ten erv for the re Ienart-rt a -d the ot ru of the foe 1 a rt ta t. fi i ff fir "Sane, Notojgh oe il a vv( 0 Nir-OTV CorporRMoB torouoa of i.aiw Yoia.

A SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY Isaac Berman, plaintiff, against Bela Mandel and Etlaabeth Mandel, his wife, defendants In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered In the ahovt entitled action, and bearing date the I6th day of March, 1923, the undersigned, the referee In said judgment named, will sell at publio auction to the highest bidder, by William J. MePhllllamv Auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Lstate Exchange, No. 189 Montague Street, In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings. City and State of New York, oh the 24th day of April, 1923.

at 12 orIok noon, the premises directed bv said juigmeut to be sold and therein described as follows: All that lertsln lot, plena or parcel of lend, situate, tvtng and being In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of Now York known as lot o. on tho map of the Property of the state of Garrir Katen, surveyed Mnv 27. 1898, and filed June 1698. In the Xfnre County Register's Office, ss Map No 1331, and which is bounded and described ss fol Iowa Beginning st a point on the westerly side of West 17th Stieet, distant three hundred and five 301) feet northerly from the corner forme 1 by the Intersection of ths Wijjrerl cf West 17th Btreet with ths north! lv arid of Mermaid Avenue running tlieneo weeteily parallel with Metmald Avenue one hundred and twenty and fifty-two one-h undredtbt feet (ISO part ef the distance through party well, to the lend now or late ef AUt caret Kan, them northeilv along and laid of Mtr-gai et Katen, twenty (SO) feet; them easterly painUel with Mermaid Aten'is and part of tho distance throucli a party wall one hundred and twenty and twenty-nine 021 29) one-hundredths feet, mors or less, to ths said westerly side of 'West 8tret sod thenee southerly along the westerly side of Wt 37th Street, twenty (29) feet to ths point or plsco of bectnUng The eeid premise bere'nahovs rtofrcrtlfed are to gold sisMsc; a Urit ntortenrae of VinetyHve Hundred (19 500) Dolats, together with any and all accumulated Inter st tTereon, now Rea against ths said Paled Tork City March 27th 1928, POMUND PIPKUP, Ref are MAURICE VVHFIMLR, PlalrtMfrs A 178 YtrtH Avenus, Bef-ough of Hs Xotit Uty A Hli.