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THE BROOKLYN TIMES, FRIDAY. JUU! LEGAL NOTICES- Is PresideilVt of School for Train Jewish Hospf -U1, tion Association of th with was appointed! Flr and one of tlCe State prtlon Commls-alonera by OJv. He Is a mem-ber ef the TrAnsit. of he Execu tive Commltteo of thev Brooklyn League, Secretary of te Cltlsens Central Committee, Dlrectcf In the Brooklyn Club and Monta.uk Club tie i in ubl NEW SUBWAYS FORMALLY AWARDED TO THE B. R.

Ti-VOTE 14 TO 2 LEGAL NOTICES. COUNTY COURT. KINGS COUNTY BUSH-wick 8a rings Bank, Plaintiff, ftfalast Tbomas ft. 8bef6eid aed others, DcfsdaoU.v lx puru-anca of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered da tbe above-entitled action, and bearing date the 7th day of Jnly, 1911, the undersigned, tba referee in said lodgment named, will sell st public suction, to tbe bigbeat bidder, by William U. Smith, Auctioneer, at tbe Brooklyn Heal Eatate Exchange, No.

189 Montague street. In tbe Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on tbe 2d day of August, 1911, st twelve o'clock noon, tbe premises directed by said Judgment to be told, and therein described as follows: Alt that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with the buildings thereon erected. situate, lying and being In tbe Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings, City and fttate of New York, bounded and described as follow, to wit: Beginning at a point on the southerly aide of North Second street, now Metropolitan avenue, distant westerly from tbe westerly aide of Graham avenue one hundred (100) feet three and one-balf (3H) Inches; running thence southerly on a line parallel with Graham avenue fifty-one (51) feet; tbence easterly parallel with Metropolitan avenue three and one-half (3) inebea; thence southerly parallel with Graham venue forty-nine (49) feet; thence westerly parallel wl Metropolitan avenue twenty-five 125) feet four (4) inches: 'thence northerly parallel with Graham avenue one hundred (100) feet to the southerly slle of Metropolitan avenue; thence easterly along the southerly side of Metropolitan avenue twenty-five (25) feet and one-half inch to the potnt or place of beginning Dated July 8th, 1911. UHAHLK8 H.

L18COMB. Referee, 120 Broadway. Manhattan, N. Y. City.

RUFUS L. SCOTT. Plaintiff Attorney, 93 Nnaau Manhattan, N. Y. City.

Julyll-Sw-TufirF yesterday, to 14. Mo. Grosser made no explanation of his vote against the plan. The Board was called to order at il o'clock by President and President MaAneny at once asked for a vote on his resolution of yesterday, awarding the entire subway system to the Brooklyn Company. The resolution was read, and Mr.

Mitchel then explained that as the matter was now before the Board for the second consideration, but 9 votes, or a majority of the Board was necessary for its adoption. Before casting his vote In the affirmative, Mr. Bent asked to be allowed to explain his vote: He said: "I should prefer to vote for a proposition by which the city would build, equip, and operate Its own subways. I believe that this could, and should be done. also think that a mistake has been made by your committee in omitting the Broadway-Lafayette avenue subway, which Is needed In the district which I represent.

These plans seem the1 next best thing, however, so I shall vote for them. There should certainly be no further delay In the building of subways. In casting my vote, however. I express the hope that the new policy of the T. will be radically different and better than their old one.

Col Williams approve contracts to prepared by the Public Service Commission under the gen eral provisions of the Rapid Transit act for the construction, equipment and operation of rapid transit railways along the lines now. proposed for operation by the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company either through the instrumentality of such new railroad company as may he organised for the purpose or through its present agenciea and for the extension and third tracking of the existing elevated, lines of the Brooklpn Rapid Transit Company; and be it further Resolved, that the Publle Service Com--mlssion be and it hereby is respectfully requested to submit to this Board at the earliest date practicable the forms of the contracts to be entered into for the equipment, operation and maintenance of the lines of rapid transit railway proposed for operation as aforesaid: and be it further Resolved, That the Public Service Commission be and It hereby is respectfully requested to submit at the earliest date or dates practicable, for the further approval of the Board, the contract or contracts to be entered Into for such portions of the said lines as are to be constructed at the expense of the city, and to acquaint the Board so far as practicable In advance of such submission with the incidental plans, specifications and estimates for such construction, in order thnt the Board may properly allow the appropriation of city funds to be expended In accordance therewith; and be it further Resolved, That the Special Committee of the Board, consisting of the President of the Borough of Manhattan, the President of the Borpugh of The Bronx and the President of the Borough of Richmond, be hereby continued for the purpose of conferring and co-operating with the Public Service Commission in the carrying out of these recommendations, and in the determination of such questions of detail as were left undetermined In the joint report of the conferees, including the resolutions of this date. President McAneny said this afternoon: "Except that I legret that the modified plans admitting the Interborough Company were not aucepted I am pretty well satisfied. I am glad the way is now made clear for digging The subway situation Is practically settled" Action Is Taken by the P. S.

Commission. The Public StiMie Commission did IIs? part to ard hut-toning actual con Mnution work on the new subway MHtem wMiich has be awarded to the it by ad pllng the following resolution at its nud-ng his afternoon Kesohed, That the counsel and acting chief engineers be Instructed to submit to the Commission at the earliest possible date, form of contracts and plans and invitations for bids upo the sections of the new oomprehensl sstem. in order that work may begin immediatelv on those portions requiring the longest period of construction This resolution was offered by Commissioner Maltbte. of Manhattan, and sas unanimously adopted Chairman Wlllcox, when asked If there would be any delay in going ahead with work nn the Lexington anue subway In Manhittan. contracts for which were approved by the Board of Estlmtte to-da, -aid "Aetna! digging, you in sav foi me, will begin In ten days rl he onh formalities whbh will have to be gone through with are to get the contractors to submit their bonds and have tlvem approved, and then to formally sign the contract pany, has no connection whatever.

Frank Bradley is the youngest man in the contracting business, and has had charge of much gigantic construction work for the city. He is 31 years old, and is an indefatigable worker. The resolution awarding the subways to the B. R. adopted to-day, follows: Whereas, the Special Committee of the Board of Estimate and Apportionment appointed to consider pending transit proposals and the Public 8ervlce Commission for the First District, made a Joint report to this Board bearing date of June 5, 1911.

and transmitted under date of June 13, 1911, with relation to the construction, equipment and operation of additional lines of rapid transit railway within the City of New York; and Whereas, This Board, at a meeting held on June 21, 1911, concurred unanimously in the findings and recommendation of said Joint report, with certain modifications forth in the resolutions adopted upon such date applying to the respective proposals of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company and the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company; and Whereas tne recommendations of the Special Committee of the Board and the Public Service Commission, w'hlch were approved by the Board, provided that if the Interborough Company 'failed to accept the terms and conditions prescribed for the operation of the new lines of rapid transit railway allotted to it, cei-tahi said lines be added to the swetn to be operated by the Brooklyn Company upon the general terms prescribed for the operation of the lines otiglnally allotted to the said company: and Whereas the Brooklyn Company, in a PPCC SQUARE ntcc pianos C.l AW AY FOIL CARTAt.K Call and See Them OUR FOUR LEADERS NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. KINGS County Uharles Hlndln. Plaintiff against Maxwell Construction Company and others. Deft ndsnts. Aitlou No 1.

In pursuance of a Judgment of reformation, foreclosure and sale, dulj made and entered In the above-entitied action, and bearing date the 15th day of June, 1911, I. the undersigned, tbe referee In said Judgment Darned, will ell at public auction to the highest bidder, by William H. Smith, Auctioneer. at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. No 1h9 Montague street.

In the Borough of Brooklyn. Count of Klngn, on the 25tb dav of July 1911. at twelve o'clock noon the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold, and therein des-rtlHd ns follows All that certain piece or puree) of land with the building nnd l.n pnv ments thereon erected, situate. Ij Ing and lelng in the Borough of Brooklyn. Ctainty of Kings, City and State of New York Inmnded and described as follows Beginning at a poiru on the northerly side of Lincoln road distant four hundred and thirty six (436i feet aim two and three eighth (2S) Inches eeaaterly from th corner formed bv the intersection of the north erly side of l.lmoln road with the easterly able of Nostrnnd avenue, running thence northerly parallel with Noslrand avenue and part of the distance through a party wall one hundred and two (102) feet and six (6) Inches, thence east- erly parallel with Lincoln road twenty (20) feet, lain Dowling.

Ulalrtlff against th thence southerly parallel with Nostrand avenue i Improvement Company, Charlate Aarons and and part of the distance through another partv Mary Galbally, Defendants In pursuance of wall one hundred and two (lo2 feet and six (6 a Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made I inches to the nortbeily side of Lincoln road an 1 and entered in the above entitled action, and lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the souther ly side of Avenue 180 50 feet westerly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the southerly side of Avenue with tha westerly side of East Eighth street; running thence westerly along the southerly side of Avenue 60 50 feet to the easterly side of East Seventh street; thence southerly along the easterly side of East Seventh street 100 feet, thence easterly and parallel with the southerly side of Avenue 60 50 feet, and thence northerly and parallel with East Eighth street 100 feet to the southerly side of Avenue the point or place of beginning. Dated Juna 24th, 1911. RALFH K. JACOBS, Referee.

HTTTH A BAKER. Plaintiffs Attorneys, 34 Nassau street. Manhattan Borough, New York City June26-3wM ATh The wale In the above entitled aetlon Is hereby adjourned to Tuesday. July 25 1911. at tbe aarae hour and place Dated New York Jnly 17, 1911, RALPH JACOBS, Referee Julyl8 21 COUNTY COURT, KINGS COUNTY WILL.

it- or the public be pioased when he op-( operate the additional lines upon tre erates the new lines terms proposed, if so requested thp The roll call showed a vote of 14 to 21 ut and Whereas The Interborough Compani has failed to accept the terms orlglnallv proposed to it and the Board has ie-Jecied the proopsillon of the oonfeiee to amend the said terms upon a basis that the InUrboiough Company has stated would be acceptable to It. therefore Resohed That, in pursuance of the Joint recommendations or the Spedal Committee of the Board of Estimate and Apportionment and the Public Sethe Commission for the First Piatt ht, as Mihsequently amended, the Board in favor of the resolution, which President Mitchel then declared adopted Comptroller JTendergast then reported favorably on the five contracts of the Lexington avenue subway In Manhattan, that part of the trl-borough route to bp built In the new system, and asked that the board formally approve of thorn President McAneny registered ha objection which was overruled Mr Mitchel and Prendergast said that they had had' thence westerly along the northerly side of LF road tweotv (2u feet to the point or plac uf beginning Dat'd June 30, 1911. FDWARD KELLY. Referee SOLOMON I KEG ALL. Plaintiff's Attorney H2 Nassau street.

Borough of Manhattan New York City Julj3 7t-MLF SFW YORK SUPREMH COURT. KINGS County harleu Hlndln, Plaintiff against Maxwell Coubtru tfon Company and others, le-f nd.mts A tlon No 2. In pursuance of a Judgment of refoi mai ion. foreclosure anil aale, ilul made and entered in the attove entitled to (Ion. and biarlng date the 15th day of June, 1911 I the uuderslgned, the referee In said ijidgmeut named will sell nt public auction to Gaynor Absent-Vice President Bent Votes for Brooklyn Co.

MILLER AND GRESSER AGAINST PLAN Ifork on the Lexington Avenue Subway to Be Started at Once ENT TAKES TO prevent further delay liy a vote of 14 to 2 the Board of Esti-F to this morning- confirmed the vote of jUerday awarding all subway contracts Jjthe T. Company. I he change in the line up of the Board Estimate on the subway proposition due to the fact that Francis P. lit, Vice President of the Board of jermen, in the absence of Mayor Gay-sat as a member of the Board and It his three votes in favor of the IT. Allowing the ratification of the T.

pement, passed esterday, but declared ionstitutlonal at that time by Mayor nor, tlie Board foimally approved the for the five sections of the iue subway in Manhattan. In each the lowest bidder was given the con- It tual digging on the Manhattan subcan now commence within thirty The cor tracts must be signed by tJublic Service Commission, which will lone the first of next week, and the factors will then receive notice to go with their work attempt was made by Borough Pres McAneny of Manhattan, to post-a voton the approval of the Lex avenue contra ts until the Mayor be present. He was overruled, how by President Mitchel of the Board I Mermen, who presided at to-day ling during the absence of Mayor lor. lam insisting upon a vote on these I acts now, said Mr Mitchel, be-I not wish to leave any oppor-ies for the service of injunction us restraining us from approving contracts want subwajfl, and Injunction 1 or Gaynor Is in St James, and did I ttend the meeting. His place was Jquently taken by President Mitchel, gave Vic Chairman Francis fof the Board of Aldermen, a chance 1 in the Board In Mr.

Mltchels chair, list three votes at the meeting Bent voted In support of the B. I thus swelling the vote in favor it company from 11, the vote of POPULAR ONE -DAY OUTINGS gp ake Hopatcong EVERY SUNDAY AND HOLIDAY Leave W. 21rd St. 8.50 a.m. Leave Liberty St.

9.00 a.m. Atlantic City next $050 SUNDAY Leave W.21rd Street 7.50 a.m. Leave Liberty Street 8.00 a.m. th highest bidder by William Smith, Auctioneer, at tbe ItrookDn Real Estate Kxehauge, No Montagu street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, Count of Kings on the 25 th lay of Jnl 1911, nt twehe o'clock mxm tbe premises directed bv said Judgment to he aold, nnd there In deacrib as follows All that certain piece or pare I of laud with tbe building nnd improvements I her on erected situate. Ming and in'lug In the Borough of Brooklyn Oountv of Kings.

Citj and State of 5uw lork hounded uml dcncrlbed ns f.dlows Beginning at a point on tbe northerly side of Lincoln road, dltDinl four hundred and Oft) six 1456) feet and two and three eighth (2S,) In hen easterly from the orner formed by the Intersection of the north-erl) side of Lincoln road with the easterly aide of Novtrand imnno, running thence northerly parallel with Nostrand avenue aud part of th distance through a party wall ono hundred and two (U'2) feet nnd sW (6) Inches, thence east erlv parallel with Llno1n road twentv (20) feet, thence southerly pantile) with Nostrand avenue and part of tin dlstame through another party wall out hundred and two 142 feet and nix (8 Inches the northerly hid of Lincoln road, and theme woMerlv along the northerly side of Lin c-dn road twentv (m feet to the point or place of beginning Dated June 1911 KDWRI) KKflA Referee SOLOMON I HEGXLL. Plaintiffs Attorney. 1TJ Nassau street Borough of Manhattan. New York ritv Julvd 7t MAP BUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY Coney island Construction Supply Company.

Plaintiff, against Vfncant Jagnaca and Others. Defendants. In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale of a mechanic lien duly made and entered in the above-entitled action, and bearing date the 2.d day of June. 1911. 1, the undersigned, the retereo In said Judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by William P.

Rae, Auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 189 Montague street, la the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the 18th day of July, 1911, at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold and therein described as follows: FIRST PARCEL. An the right title and interestof the defendants, William C. Packer, Vincent Jen-nace and Michael Severlno, in and to thoe certain lota, pieces or parcels of land, with the improvements thereon situate, lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, County of Kinga and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the corner formed by tbe 'Intersection of tho southerly side of Avenue with the westerly side of East Eighth street; running thence westerly along the southerly aide of Avenue 180 50 feet; running thence southerly and parallel with East Eighth street 100 feet; running thence easterly and parallel with Avenue 180.50 to the westerly aide of East Eighth street, and running thence northerly along the westerly aide of East Eighth street 100 feet to the point or place of beginning. SECOND PARCEL.

AH the right, title and Interest of th said defendants. William C. Packer, Vincent Jannace and Michael Severlno, in and to those certain lota, pieces or parcela of land, with the Improvements thereon erected, situate, hearing date the 17th dav of July. 1911, the under-igued, the Referee In aald Judgment named, will ell at public auction to the highest Mdd hv rimrle Shungnl, Auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Kitnte Kx hange No. 189 Montague afreet, in tho Borough Brooklyn, Countj-of King, the 9th day of August.

1011, at twelve oVlork noon, the premises directed by aald Judgment to be sold, and therein described aa follow All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land with the building and Improvements then-on erected, situate, lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn Countv of Klngn, CltV and State of New York, and more particularly described follows Beginning at a point on th southwesterly side of Seventy second street distant 880 feet southeasterly from the corner formed bv the Intersection of the southwesterly side of Seventy second street, with the aoilth-easterly side of Eighth avenue, running theoea southwesterly and parallel with Eighth avenue, nnd part of the distance through a party wall, 100 feet to the centre line of the block, them southeasterly along said centre line of the block nn I parallel with Seventy second street 20 feet, thence northeasterly parallel with Eighth avenue and part of the distance through a party wall 100 feet to the southwesterly side of Soventv-second street and tbence north weaterlv along the southwesterly gldi of Seventy second stf? 2i feet to the point or place of beginning. To be sold, subject to a first mortgage of $2,500.00 with interest at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum, with accrued interest thereon from Juns 1 M91 1 Dated Julv 17. 1911 IS! DOR BUXBUM. Refer.

ALBERT BANZHAF. PlaintlfTa Attof-per No 2 Rector street. Borough of Manhattan, New York City JulylS 3wks TueAFr! COUNTY COURT. COUNTY OF KINGS Samuel Meeker, aa substituted trusts under the last will and testament of Augustus A Leverlch. deceased.

Plaintiff, against Joseph Walbroeht and Mary, his wife; John Walbroehl and 1'hlllmlna. his wife, Henry Walhroehl and Mary, hla wife; Gottfried Walbroehl and Elizabeth, hla wife; William Walbroehl and Annie, hla wife, Rudolph Walbroehl and Eugenia his wife, Catherine hchwlmmer, Gertrude Gemmel. Marla A. EfUlBberg. Anton Walbroehl and "Jane," hla wife Peter walbroehl and hla wife.

Johann Walbroehl and "Rose," his wife. Heinrich Walbroehl and "Lina," his wife, (the names "Jane," "Ella," "Rose" and "Lina being fictitious, the true names of aald defendants respectively being unknown to plaintiff). The People of the Stats of New York, and the following tenants of i the premises herein described Louis JL A Schulte and Dora Schultx, John Holtslelder and Barbara Holtrlelder Bernhardlna Rothman. Auguat Glr and Carolina Gir. Summons To the above-named defendants and to each of you.

You are hereby summoned to answer ths complaint in this action, and to serve a copy of your on the plaintiff's attorney within Ywenty days after the aervic of this summons, exclusive of the day of service, and In case of your failure to appear. or answer. Judgment will be taken against you bv default, for the relief de-niandtd in tho complaint Dated Aprl tiiia 1911. JOHN C. LOUD, Plain tlfTs Attorney.

Office address. No 217 Hnvemever street, Brooklyn Borough. New York City, Y. To the following named defendants--John Wulbroehl and Phlllmlna, hla wife Marla A Kffeisberg. Johann Walbroehl and Hose.

his wife. Heinrich Walbroehl and Lina," hla wife; Peter YVaibroehl and "Ella, hla wife, Anton Walbroehl and "Jane," hla wife: The foregoing summons Is served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of the Hon Norman Dike, one of th Judges of the County Court of the County of Kings, State of New York, dated the 13th day of July. 1911, and filed In the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings at tha Hall of Records In the Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York. County of Kings and State of New York The original summons and complaint herein were filed In the office of the clerk aforesaid on April 20 1911 Dated July 18th.

1911. Youre, etc JOHN C. LOUD. Attorney for Plaintiff Julyl4-6wF SUPREME COURT, QUEENS COUNTY Charles W. Hussey.

Plaintiff, against George Hussey and Jessie lluesey. hla wife, and Ethel Hussey, child nd lawful Issue of George Hussey aud Jessie littasev, his wife aforesaid and Ihe husband of the said Ethel Hussey, If any. and Edward Moredaunt, sometimes called Edward Hussey, the issue of Jessie Htiasey by a former marriage, and the step-son of the said George Hussey, and the wife of the said Edward Moredaunt, sometime known as Edward Hussey If sny, and If any of the foregoing defendants be dead, heirs at law and next of kin, and tnelr executors, administrators, assigns, trustees or devisees, If auy, and any and all persons who by purchase, Inheritance, marriage or otherwise have or claim to have any right, title or Interest In and to real property by, through or under her 1 him or them, or either of them, all of whose laces of residence are unknown to the plaintiff, Nsfendants. To the atyrs-named Defendants and each of them: You at hereby summoned to answer th complaint in this action, and to serve a copy 'of1 your answer on the plaintiffs attorneys within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service, and in case of your failure to appear, or answer, Judgment will he taken against you by default for the relief demanded in th complaint. Dated December il, 1909.

i 8CH1NZKL A HALBERT. Plaintiff neys, Office A P. O. address. 293 Myrtle gray, nue, Brooklyn.

N. Y. To the above-named Defendahts: '1T? The foregoing summons is served upon yod hy publication, pursuant to an order of tb Honorable Isaac M. Kspper, one of tbe Justices of the Supreme Court of tbe State of New York, dated July 1, 1911. and filed in tbe Queens Conn-' ty Clerk's office at Jamaica, Borough and Conor ty of Queens, City and State of New York, July 5.

1911. A HALBERT, Plaintiffs Attorneys, Office A P. O. address, 1293 Myrtle avenue Brooklyn, N. 1 JuiyT-fiw-P SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY- Joseph Wieltr.

Plaintiff, against Neill Wait! Kennedy et Defendants. In pursuance of Judgment of foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered in the above-entitled action and hearing dato the 27th day of June 1911, ths Qndet- signed the referee In said Judgment named. Will' sell at public auction, to the highest by' James L. Brumley, Auctioneer, at the Brooklyn 8 Real Estate Exchange, No. lfttt Montague strefet," in tbe Borough of Brooklyn, Oouoty of Kings.

tm the 24tb day of July, 1931. at twelve oclock noon tbe premises directed by said Judgment to be sold and therein described as follows: All that certain plot, piece or parcel of land, situate lyin aim being In the Thirtieth Ward of tbs Borough of Brooklyn, of the' OouhJy of Kings, i Ultv and State of New York, and bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point formed by tbe intersection of the southerly side of Eighty-sixth street with the westerly 14 of Fourteenth avenue and running tbonc eouto-erlv along tbe westerly aide of Fourteenth avenue two hundred ninety-one end seventy-four one hundredths (201 74-100) feet: thence in south-, westerly direction one hundred eighty-six and five one-hundredths (188 5-100) feet to an angle; tbence again In southwesterly direction eighty-four end twenty-two one-hundredths (84 22-100 feet more or less, to the easterly side of Bay Fifth street; aod tbence northerly along the easterly side of Bay Fifth street four hundred twenty-eight nod eighty-one one-hundredths (428 81-100) feet, more or less, to tho southerly side of Eighty-sixth street, end thence easterly along the southerly side of Eighty-sixth street on hundred ninety-three and thirty-two one-hundredthe feet, more or leas, to the corner, the point or place of beginning. Together with -al) tbe right, title end Interest In and to Fourteenth avenue. Bay Fifth street and Eighty. sixth street lying in front of end adjacent to the said premises to tho centre lines thereof, re-''" apectlvely, the said premises also being known, and distinguished and by ths lot numbers one -to twenty-four, both Inclusive, in Block on Map No.

875 of Lands of May and June Sih. 1911. JAMES W. MONK, Referee ABRAHAM W1ELAR. Plaintiff Attorney.

11 1 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan. New York City. JuneJ9-8w-FA8AJu iy2J-2 Ftm HELD GRAND JURY. Patrick Countelin, machinist, of 962 Atlantic avenue, last night entered the saloon of Joseph Lermon, at 952 Atlantic avenue, and, as alleged by the proprietor, sent his fist through the big mirror at the far side of the bar. Then before he could be stopped, It Is alleged, he went to every mirror in the place and wrecked It, causing $250 damage.

The saloonkeeper telephoned to the Grand avenue police station and Detective Stokes was sent to Capture Countelin. Stokes is a big man, but he found it difficult to manage Patrick. There was a short struggle and then Countelin was arrested. In the Flatbunh Court this morning Patrick was charged with intoxication and malicious mischief. Magistrate McGuire dismissed the first complaint, but held him in $500 bail for the Grand Jury on the other.

To-morrows Park Concert Program. To-morrow afternoon's concert at Prospect Park will be given by the Fourteenth Regiment Band, conducted" by Frank Martin. The following programme will be rendered: Salutation. "Star Spangled Banner;" Overture, "Maximilian Robespierre, Litolff, selection. "Attilla," Verdi; waltz, "Wedding Sounds," Strauss.

Chilian dance, "Manana," Missud; trombone solo, "Celia." Jones, played on the Sax System trombone by M. AUoo; "Salut PAmour," Elgar, selection, "Alma." Briquet. "A Hunting Scene" (descriptive). Bmalossi, enti Acte et Valse Coppella. Delibes, march.

"Gate City," Weldon George Clarke 25 of 1,352 Sixty nlnlh street nml Jane Olson, 24, of 1,458 Seventy-fifth street Jame) Kinerson, 26. of Manhattan, and Mary McKevltt of J16 Hawthorne street I.awrence ban 27 of 17 India street, ami Murr Umqihv, 22 of 175 India street hrnst Reinhardt .14. of 316 Adams street, and Louise Hosier 4n of dams street August Senhrtuser 2T, of Ionard street, and atheilne Wilxi. 25, of 223 Jn Icomi street LEGAL NOTICES. COUNTY COURT ivINgTTYOINI Y-JOHN George Hess, Plaintiff against Sophie KuuAe and others I eff idanto In ptirsnan.

of a Judgment of foie-l-sun jnl silt dtilj made and entered In the above entitled otlon and Isailng date the 27th dm of lime 1011 I the und reigned tte referee In said jungiin nt naimd will sell at public auction to 1 he highest bidder hy i tiarir Mmng Au tloneer at tin Urookljn Real Ks tate i Imnge lftt Montague street. In the Ronaigh of Rrooklm, touritr of Kings on the Jftth day of Julv Bill at twelve i look noon, the ir inlses dlrtd In said Judgment to lie sold, and tin rein dMilbed as follow! All that certain lot, plce or pane! of land with Hie buildings ami 1 tnprov i meiit thereon eroettd situ liing am) lntg In the Hunoigh of RronWh mint of Kiuv'k MntM and iO bounded and deserllnM as follows Beginning at the turner formed the interact tlon of (tie smith rU able of avenue with ihe caater lv aide of IIhumuhu stud running theme utli erh along tin taaurlj aide of said Huua-nnin Mnet one humlicd ilOU) ft tin lire eat erh and iwirallel with Nucmaii avenue twentj-Mtpn feet and six Hli In In a theme uortherh ami patallc) with II i isuiftn street ami part of the dhtftm'e through the vntre of a part wall one hundrtd iRhh ft th aoutlmrh aide of SfthBU ftenue, 1 ntl Home weaterh along tie kh id southei aid of Sn-tMiu avenue twentj aevtn (27) feet and all i) Inchon to th point or plate of loginning -IiMed him 6. 1911 Hl'NRY HhKULIM. Hefei I.FPOLD LF Plaintiff Attumi 816 Broadwaj, IWokhn. Julj7 3w PAW muvn col RT KIM.S COUNTY Rl Ml l.

MvluxH Hunk i'lilntlff against John S'liHlz Jr nnd otheia Defendants In pur Minn of a Judgment of fonuhwure and sale duh mad and inUied In the abov 'lif 1 1 led nc. tlon, and lasting date th 7th la of July, 1911 I tiie unhidgned the ref In auid judgment name I will a 11 at public am turn to the high es bidder bv William Mnitli. lit Die llrookhn Real latatf Fuliatige iftj) Montagu sret In tin Borough of Brooklyn, (uut of Kings on th 2d da of ugnt lull at twehe olnk noon the premises directed uv said Hidgim til to M'hl and therein desrlh(d as follow. Ml that c.rialn plot piece or pHne of land with the buildings and Imurovi ij'tus thereon ere ted situate King and being In the Borough of llraKln, fount of Kings. am) Matt of New Toik loimdd and dem rlbed US follows to wit lb ginning at a point on the southerly aide of North buv atit nw tiujadltHn aeum distant one hundred and twant-IDe (125) feet three and one half Inches weatetl from the ornr fonned bv the Intersection of the southerly side of Metmpoll tan avenue with the westerly aide of Graham avenue running thence soutberh ami parallel with Graham ammo one hundred (RXh feet, thence weateHv and I with Metropolitan avenue semitv four (74) fet 8' In hen.

Ihenre north rl and again paiuihl with Giahnm au hup one hundred (lKU feet to the smitherl aido of Metiopoiltim avnue th nee east rlj along the said south rD side of tiopollian avenue seveutr five (75) feet to th point or place of beginning Datd July 8th 1111 CH RLI IJ 8M)MR force 120 Broad-wav Manhattan It RPKl Ij mTT. Plaintiffs Attorney. 03 Nassau at Manhattan (ID Julv 11 3w TuAu SI lR KM OOURT OF TliK STX'lK OP NEW i cdiiti) Kings Ma as Pinlnllff egalnst William east Plaintiff d. alrM trio) to hal in the ouuty of Kings niton- tlon to annul marriage To ho hNi'i ni.ncfl De.eidnnt i are here hummoned to answer tbe com plaint in this action, and to sene a copy of jour answer on tin plaintiffs attorncj within twnt) 20) days after the servho of this wutu mons exdusne of tne day of service, and In case of your falln to appeal, or answer, Judg nient will be taken agalnm you by default Ruths relief demand! in the omplaint Dated New lork. May 2t)th, 1911 JOSEPH LKY.

Attorney for Plaintiff. Office A. add-1 ss No 115 Broadway, Borough of ManiiiHtnn. New lork Ity To llllatn Wesser Defendant. The foregoing summons Is served on you by publication putKiitnt to an order of Hon Isaac Rapper, one of ihc Justbes of the Mipieme ourt of the State of New York dated June 21, 1911 and filed with the complaint In the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings at the Count (ourt House, in the Borough of Brooklyn (tty of Nev York, on the 3d day of July, 1911 -Dated New Yoik.

Juiy 5. 1911 K8FP11 LE Y. Attorney for Plnintlff, Office and P. address. No.

116 york uty JULY 17 Jeweled Guaranteed I) Railroad Service Grade for grade they have no equal In the world, and have STOOD THE TEST FOR DVfill FORTY YEARS. Today these 17-RUBY JEWELED WATCHES are used on all of the UNITED STATEH RAILROADS. In order to pass Railroad Inspection every one Is timed and regulated ALMOST TO THE SECOND. No engineer or conductor can take his train out of the sta tion unless his watch STANDS THE' RAILROAD TEST, the most exaotlng of arty service In existence We have several hundred of these watches, GUARANTEED GOLD-FILLED, DUST- PROOF CASES, all regulated and ready for the pocket, at 99 each, with this agreement: If you can duplicate this grade (17-Ruby Jeweled) for less than $18 00 to $20.00, If they do not run within a few aeoomls a week or for any other reason you care to return It. WB WILL REFUND YOUR $9 ON REQUEST.

We have sold AMERICAN WATCHES FOR OVER THIRTY YEARS, and our watch selling agreement is known throughout the United States BROADWAY, Y. INCLUDED New lurk no arrangement with the Mayor whereby! the board was to take no action to-day1 other than approving of the I agreement. The five cctions were then taken up one by one Upon the first, which President Miller, of The Bronx, said was unnecessary, Mr McAnenv, Mr Miller and President dresser both voted against the approval The vote was therefore 12 to 4 approving It, just the number of votes necessary This rection is from Twenty-sixth to Fortieth street, on Lexington avenue The other four sections befoie the Board were unanimously appioved The ninth section, from Sixty-seventh to Seveny-ninth street, not voted upon, as there was but one bidder for this section, and It must be readvertised The sections awarded together with the successful bidder, and the amount of the hid for construction follow No 6 Bradley Contracting Co $3 634 213 50 7 Charles Peokworth Co 2 750 463 40 No ft Bradley Compini 3 3011464 20 No 10 Company 3 2M 072 tn No 11 Bradley Company 195i5 Total $16 95 The Board of Estimate, after approving of these contracts, then adjourned until next Thursday After that meeting there will be no further meeting of the Board until August 31 Frank Bradley, the contractor for live sections of the Lexington ayenue rout, said, when asked when he would be ready to begin operations nn the Lexington avenue trl-borough contracts, replied "Within an hour after I get nothe I have the plant all I'cady in anticipation of this work We have a stable at Sixty -eighth street and North River, andR.n-other at Stanton street and East River with a fud equipment of horses and carts and 200 more horses at my father farm In Summerville, where they are being acclimated. "Our plant from the Pennsylvania tunnel work is ready for Immediate use, and in a very short time we will have an additional plant from the Fourth avenue subway, which is fiO per cent completed on my two sections of the contract The plant from the Croton Lake Aqueduct will also shortly be ready, that woik being 80 per cent completed. The force employed on these contracts can be transferred at any time to the subway work Frank Bradley will be in charge the tunnel construction He iff the son of William Bradley, who, with James Bradley, a brother of William, compose the Bradley Contracting Company The Bradley Contracting Company has been confounded with the Bradley-Gaff-ney-Steer Company, with which Frank Bradley, of the Bradley Contracting Com- 6:32 P.

M. 5:25 P.M. Cincinnati HOW THE MAYOR'S VETO POWER AFFECTS LINES OF THE B. R. T.

OFFER The Major's Veto power affects only a small part of R. T. offer These lines included in the R. bid, have been legalized. Bioadwav and Lexington avenue route, Manhattan, with two branches in The Bronx Broadwaj line from Ninth street to Forty-second street, thence up Seventh avenue to Fifty-ninth street The Canal street connection betiveen Broadw'ay and the Centre street loop Line down Nassau street Centre street loop (built) The Fourttv avenue.

Brookljn, subway (under construction). The lines Included In the offer whlh have not been approved by the Major Include Through Fifty-ninth street, from Broadway to the Queensboro Bridge Bert of the Battery tunnel to Fourth avenue, Brooklj Spring street connection between the bridge loop and the Broadway line Parts of the Eastern District line from Union square Flatbush connection between the Brighton Beach Division of the B. R. and the Fourth avenue subway. Elevated lines from Queensboro Bridge to Astoria, Jamaica, Woodside and Corona.

Flatbush avenue extension in Brooklyn E. C. BLUM ELECTED. At a meeting of the directors of the Kings County Trust Company yesterday Edward Charles Blum was elected as a director to succeed Abraham Abraham. Mr Blum, a son-in-law of the late Mr.

Abraham, Is a member of the firm of Abraham and Straus He has been very active In civic affairs, taking a particu ilt lar Interest in the subway situation. He SATURDAY, Our Jewelry Specials at 10 Cents Only a Few Mentioned Here TIE CUSPS PENCILS HATPINS THIMBLES LINK BUTTONSSTUDS SCARFFINS TOIL- (TANDY PINS CHAINS Greatest Values Ever Offered In the History of Jewelry Manufacturing "ALL GUARANTEED" NO MAIL ORDERS FILLED SPECIAL f-We shell sell Genuine German silver Mesh Bags for $ls other Jewelers1 charge $2.60. Large also, 4 In. long, 8 in. spread, strong ring mesh, kid lined, with 34-In.

chain. No mall orders filled fverv Owe fiotfsnleed. 1)53 Miles A Day We cl it I in (bene pianos cnnnoi be equalled for the price In tlie I nfted State. All priglit Haralns. NOW J.

GUNTHER $275 $3 Monthlv i ntl! Pnld. WESER BROS. 4 1 on, lil Until Paid. DECKER CO. 350 Monthly Until Pnld.

GABLER 275 $1 Monthly Until Pnld. J. FISCHER 375 -Id ft $3 Monthlv til Paid. AttlI HALLET 4 DAVIS $5 Monthlv Until MENDELSSOHN $5 Monthly Until DICKERING 500 Ififj $3 Monthly Until Pnld AvJVf SOHMER CO. 450 1 CA Monthly I ntll Paid, XOv STEINWAY SON 600 9Q $75 ,350 125 130 135 145 aid350 150 300 1 Pnld.

-LtJt Monthly Until Pnld. COR. LIVING BROOKLYN. On Block from Borough HaDffnb. St 1 0w OPEN EVENINGS Phone! i coirt.

STOW ST po Yaars 462 Main Special To-Morrow J4 Csrstj $20 29 1 11 39 SEVERAL HUNDRED SINGLE 8 TONE DIAMOND RINGS will be on sale at the above prices. Every one has a GUARANTEED VALUE of nearly double. They were all cut with a LARGE SPREAD (or surface) and look to weigh much more -that is, the three-quarter carat Diamonds have the appearance of ONE-CARAT DIAMONDS. Every one of hem la GUARANTEED TO STAND THE TE8T, and they have all the fire and brilliancy of a $209-00 DIAMOND. Your choice of any in this lot at the above weights and prices.

Our agreement to refund your money WITHIN ONE YEAR Is well known throughout tho United States, We have sold DIAMONDS FOR OVER THIRTY YEARS, and offer better value now than ever before, Observe -these weights and prlcee of other Diamond Rings that will be on sale WITH THE SAME AGREEMENT: NF.W lOHK HUPRFME COURT KINGS hnr)H Hlmlln, Plaintiff ag.ilnM Matsu 11 Ckinstrurthm ouipany nnd others, L)e Mutants Action In imrsunneo of a Judgment rrfurmntion, fnrMiur nod sal', dul made am nterd In the above entitled action, aud hearing te the 15th day of June, 19J1 I. the nnd rMgnrd. the referee In all Jcdgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder by William Smith Auctioneer, at tho Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. No 1H9 Montague stieet. in the Borough of Brookhn.

Count of Kings on the 25th Tav of Jnlv 1911. at twelve oclock noon tbe premises directed bv said Judgment to be sold, and therein described aa follows All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with the building and improvements tlion-on, situate, llng and being In (lie Borough of Brookljn, County of Kings, City and Mate of New nrk bounded mfd described as follows Beginning at a point on lb northerly side of Linoln road, distant twentv one (21) fe and nine Inches westerly from (ho orner formed by the Intersection of the norther! aid of Lincoln rond with the westerly side of Cnnarau road, thence westerly along the northerly side of Lincoln rood twenty one (21) fet, theme nortlurlv parallel with Noatrand av nne ml part of the distance through a party wall one hundred and two (102) feet and six (fi) Inches, theme easterly parallel with Lincoln road twelve (12) feet four and one half (4V(i Incites thence southerly in a straight line one hundred and two (102) feet ten and one quarter (HU) Inches and part of the distame through party wall to the northerly side of Lincoln road at the point or place of beginning bated Juno 30th, 1911. EDWARD KELLY, Referee SOLOMON I 8 KG ALL, Plaintiff a Attorney, 132 NnasHU street. Borough of Manhattan. New York City Jul.vJ 7t NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.

KINGS County Charles Hlndln, Plaintiff against Maxwell Construction Company and others, lie fendants Action No 4. In pursuance of Judgment of reformation, foreclosure and sale, dul made and entered In the shove entitled action, and bearing date the 16th day of June. 1911. I the undersigned, tbe referee In said Judgment named, will sell at public suction to the highest bidder by William Smith, Auctioneer. at tbe Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No ISO Montague afreet, in (lie Bmough of Brooklyn, Count of Kings, on the 25th uay of Julv, 1911.

at twelve o'clock noon tha premises diiected by aald Judgment to be aold, and therein described as follows. All that certain lot or parcel of land with the building aud Improvements thereon. situate, llng and being In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and fttate of New York, bounded and descrtled as follows Beginning at the corner formed by the interaectlon of the northerly aide of Lincoln road with the westerly side of CanArale road; running thence westerly along the northerly aide of Lincoln road twentv-one (21) fiet and nine (9) inches, thence northerly in a straight line and part of the distance through a patty wall one bundled and two (102) feet ten and one quarter (10) Inches, more or Jess, to a line drawn parallel with aud distant one' hundred and two feet and six (6) Inches at right angles from (be northerly side of LincolQ road, and theme enatorly Along the said line drawn parallel with Lincoln road twelvo (12) feet seven and one half 7 ft) Inches to the westerly aide of Canarstc road and thence southerly along the said side of Canarsle road one hundred and four (104) feet and one-quarter (4) Inch to the oornor, the point or place of beginning Dated June 80, EDWARD KELLY. Referee. SOLOMON I.

RKOALL. Plaintiff's Attorney, 182 Nassau street, Borough of Manhattan, New York City. July8-7t-MAF SUPReTmE COURT KINGS COUNTY WAU ter C. Wood. Plaintiff, against Charles Frederick end others, Defendants.

In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale duly mede and entered In the above-entitled action, end bearing date tbe 25th day of May 1911, the onder-slgned, tbe referee In said judgment named will sell at publlo auction, to tbe highest bidder, by James L. Brumle.v, Auctioneer at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 189 Montague street in tbe Borough of Brookljn, County ef King, on the 14th day of July, 1911, at twelve rciock noon, the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold, and therein described aa follows: All that equal undivided one-balf part of a certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with the building and Improvements thereon erected, situate, lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings. City and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: Beginning 'at the northwesterly corner of Lexington and Bedford Tenues: running tbence northerly along Bedford avenoe alxty-two feet; running tbence westerly parallel with Lexington avenue ninety-four feet five Inches; running thence sontberly parallel with Bedford avenue alxty-two feet to the northerly side of Lexington (avenue, aod thence easterly along the northerly side of laxlngton avenue ninety-four feet five Inches to tbe point or place of beginning. The property will be sold mbjeot to covenants and restrictions.

If any, railroad consent and tenement bouse violations, also any state of ffcct shown by aa eecarate survey. Dated June 18th. 1911. WM. WICKHAM hOrPMAS, Rtfenw.

WOOD. C0OKR KKITZ, Plilntir, 6 WU New York 01 tr. i Jun.21Aw-WAI 1 The abofe aele ti hereby edjnurn.fi to Jnl, 24. 1011, At Mm hour And place. July 14, 1911.

1 WM. WICKBAM HOFFMAN, Referee. JuIylB-SetWedAFrl STrilROOATES NOTICES. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TH1 Bos. HERBERT T.

KETCUAM, Surrogate of tbs Oouoty of Kings, do ice is hereby gives, according to Jaw, to all persooa luviug clalta against ELIZABETH PETHR, late of the Borough of Brooklyn and City of New York, deceased, that they are required to xL1blt tht same, with ths vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, st tbe office of David Hlrshfleld. hit attorney, 780 Broadway, Borough of Brooklyn and City of New York, on or before the lutb day of September next. -Dated March 191L HENRY 0. BHAHOHER, HIKBHFIKLD, Attorney for Executor. 790 Broadway.

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