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BROOKLYN TIMES UNION AUGUST 9. 1933 WEDNESDAY UKiAL MOTICEI. IMAt NOTICES. SVVEZEY FAMILY PREY OF THIEVES Today's Safe By The National Driving Hint Safety Council FIREMEN PREPARE FOR CONVENTION PROPOSALS). tracts la from September lat to feMembet gf 30th.

1833. No bid ahall be considered unless It IS accompanied by a deposit. Such deposit shsll be In an amount not less than on and one-half per cent, of the total amount of tha bid. The amount ot security re quired la thirty per cent, ot the contract amount awarded. The bidder will state the price per unite aa called for In the echedulea of quantities and priree.

by which the bids will ba testsd. Tha extensions must be made and footed up, as the blda will be read from the total, and awarde. If mad to tha loweat bidder on each Item or class as stated In the echedulea. Specifications referred to In the ached ules may be had upon application at Rooo 1028, Municipal Building, Manhattan. Blank forma and further may be obtained at the office of the De partment ot Hospitals, 10th floor.

MunlcK pal Building, Manhattan. J. G. WM. GREEFF.

M. AuT-lOt CommUwloner tT Sea General Ins tract ions ta Bidders Keep A NTBODT can drive safely when everything roes all right; but the real test of a safe driver is how he acts when everything -goes wrong. Try to keep cool and to keep your temper at all times when you are driving. Try to develop' a calm driving temperament. This can't be done overnight if you are a nervous Individual, but it is worth a try.

Then, at that critical second when trouble looms, you will instinctively do the right thing. Don't attempt to drive when you are In an angry or nervous -state of mind. If you feel yourself getting into a reckless mood, slow down until you calm down. Keep cool and live long. on thla page.

C22U SEALED BIDS WILL RE RECEIVED oy the Commissioner of Hospitals at Tha City of Nsw York, at hie Office, Roonv, lOull, Municipal Building, Manhattan, from 8 a. ni. to a. on THUKMJAV, AIM ST It. t33 Boron rh of Brooklyn FOR FURNISHING AND DEL1VERINPJ-, DRY GOODS.

CLOTHING. ETC. 1 i Tha tlma for the performance of eonV-tracta la thirty (30) consMnitiv aianiiw. daya after tha endorsement of tha certificate of tha Comptroller. No bid ahall be considered unless It la accompanied by a deposit.

Such depoe.t shall be In an amount not leaa than on-and one-half per cent, of the total amount1 of tha bid. Tha amount ef security required Is thirty peT cent, ot the contract amount awarded. Tha bidder wUI atata the price pear unit, aa called for in the echedulea of quan-tltlea and prices, by which the blda Willi be teatd. Tha avtanalnna anna K. and footed up, aa tha blda will be read from the total, and awarda, If made, made.

to tha loweat bidder on each item or class, -aa atated In the echedulea. Specifications referred to In the sched-" Ules mav ha had iimm Room 1028. Municipal Building, Manhattan-: Blank forma and further information-may be obtained at tha office of the Department of Hospitala. 10th floor, MunlcV J. G.

WM. GREEFF. M. AuS-JOt-t'W Mae General Inatriwtlnna a uiai. en thla page.

C218 SEALED BIDS WILL Rfi nrmitun. by tha Commissioner xf Hospitals of The City of New York, at hla Office, Room 1050. Municipal Uuildlns. Uanhmian friM' 8 a. in.

to 10:30 a. on AUGUST It, 1333, Borough of Brooklyn. FOR FURNISHING AND flELI vrniVO STOCK FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. i Tha tlhie for the performance of eon-' tracts la from September lat to September 30th, 1833. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS, Tha time for the performance of con-' tracts la from September tat.

to Renumber 30th. -1833. No bid ahall be considered unless la BRENTWOOD ZONING LITIGATION LIKELY Contention Over Business in Residence District. Islip. Aug.

9. Zoning litigation looms as the result of estabiisn-ment of a business in a Brentwood residential district, although Build ing Inspector Milo Word en refused Thomas Newton, of Babylon, a per mit to open a feed store on Suffolk' ave. Newton, it Is charged, has continued with his plans and has merchandise in the windows. The town board has author ized Inspector Worden to take whatever legal steps might be necessary to enforce the law, At an earlier meeting, Newton explained to the board that the building was originally erected as a business place prior to the enact ment of zoning regulations. He said he purchased the property recently in the belief that he could locate his business there.

A legal opnlon obtained recently. however, maintained that regard-1 Cool less1 of the purpose of the building when constructed it had never been occupied as a place of business and the builder's intention had never been translated into action. For that reason the zoning law would have to be obeyed, the attorneys contended. Mrs. W.

B. Wagstaff, of West Islip. made application for a change in zoning from residence to bus! ness for a 10 -acre parcel of land on the Merrick rd. The applica tion waa referred to the planning ooara. WOMAN FOUND DEAD Bronx Resident, Visiting Roekawiy, Succumbs to Heart Attack.

Mrs.Sally Flay, 96, of 1 Seaman the Bronx, was found dead In the home of Mrs. Catherine Mer- mal, of 22K Cornaga Far Rockaway, whom she was visiting. Tuesday morning. a Ambulance Surgeon Chrlstman of St, Joseph's Hospital pro nounced the woman dead on ar rival. Death was attributed to heart disease.

The body was taken to the Queens County Morgue. C. Phlllipe. Betting CU PI. So.

Str. Fin. Jockeys. Wlndle 12-1 2-2 T-l -l 10-1 1S-1 15-1 4-1 W-l 4-1 5-1 1-1 t-l 1- 2 4-1 -1 t-l 2- 1 4-1 2-1 1-2 1- 1 7-10 t-l 2- 1 1- 1 2- 1 1- 1 2- 1 1-1 e.3'tt 2H Porter ttt't' Btout 1 4fc Mills 7 Rob'taon 4H Cms 10 7 Whole 8" Jones Elston It Couccl W. R.

Flamming. 1. C. H. Miller.

4. B. Belk. 7, C. 0.

Ferguson. Mrs. V. Whitney. back midway down backetretch.

awnns brier lead through tha stretch, but fet set swift early pace, but retired" For four-year-olds and upward. Puree 100. At poat. 1:31: off. 3:32.

accompanied by a deposit. Such shall be In an amount not less than one 1 and one-half per cent, of the total amount of tha bid. Tha amount of security re- quired la thirty per cent, of the contract amount awarded. Tha bidder will stale the ml. -a rr BROOKLYN TIMES UNION RACING CHART Saratoga FIFTH DAT, TUESDAY, ATJG.

S. WEATHER, CLEAR; TRACK, FAST. 613 FIRST RACE Wilson mil. For three-year-olds and upward. Tha Hooslc Falll.

Claiming. Puns 600. At poat, 3:02: off, Start good from Won driving. Plac aama. Tim.

0:23 2-8, 0:48. 1:13 2-6. 1:38 24. Win stalls. ner, ch.

4. by RunanteU Marka. Trainer, Kunntna- roaltlona. Index. Starters.

Wt P. Bt. 4o Mareaalte 10J 1 2 0 Homo ll BV. 497 601 689 589 476 Jarolsoa 11 Filter- 101 I 1 1 1 Flash' Colors 110 I'M 4' Axentea lot I 4ft Night Patrol 111 7 10 10 10 11 (39!) Mack Bennett 112 1 eOl Haggereon 111 2 1" 601" Stepsister 104 4 4 4" 2V4 Scratched Chart re s. Porter'a Dream.

Owners 1, Mrs. C. Phillips. 2. Mrs.

Mrs. F. Kahn. A. Schuttlnger.

J. H. Whitney. J. C.

Clark: 10, C. Mareaalte went well but waa ahuffled 1" 1' wide In final three furlongs and. closing with determination, outflnlshed Momo in last strides. Momo sand- much ground around last eighth and would have won In being parallel to 11th Avenue, trie north ssst aide being parallel to terd Street and running partly through a party wall; reference being made to said Judgment for a mora complete description ot said premises juiy rain, WILLIAM C. McCBEERT.

Heferee. NORTH a CRAMP, Plaintiffs Attorneva, S3 Court Street. Brooklyn. New York. BUPREMB COURT OF THE STATE OF New Xork.

Counlv of Klnes. Matteo Epes. sano and Mails Siettano. Plaintiffs, against Carmine Rossi, Christina Rossi, bis wits, el uetsndants. BENJAMIN R.

LfclNHARDT. PUIntlffi Attorney, as court street. Brooklyn. Pursuant to Judament ot iorecloaure and aala entered In the above action the Kings County Clsrk'a Office dated the lftth day of July. 1BS3, 1, AARON BEAriMAN.

referee, will sell at dudiio suc tion at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchsnat salesrooms, pio. is? uontsaua utreet Brooklyn. New Tork city, on the lath day ot August, 18A3, at one o'clock In tha after noon, tha premises In said Judgment direct ed to be aold being a pint of ground with tha butldtnga and Improvementa thereon In the Borough of Brooklyn, New fork City, aa lollowa: On tha northwesterly aide of Rosa Street. 142 feet southwest of the southwesterly side of Wythe Avenue, and being IS feet. 4 Inches wide from and rear by 100 feet deep on each aide, each aide having a party wall, reference being made to aald judgment for a more complete description oi earn premises.

AAK'JM BSAtUHAn, rtereree. I JyS4-3w-MW SUPREME COURT. KINGS Rose Hemendlnger and John Hamendlnger. her husband, or tha survivors oi men). Plaintiffs, against Bessie Snelder, at Defendants.

GEOROE B. DAVENPORT. Plaintiffs Attorney, No. 13t Broadway, Manhattan New York. Pursuant to a ludsment entered herein dated March 1M3, 1 will aell at public auction oy jam to a.

hcaivci, jn. Auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate EX' change. No. 189 Montague Street, Brook- l.vn, New York, -on August 23. 1033, at twelve clock noon, tne mortgaged prem laea In the Borough of Brooklyn.

County of Kincs. directed by said Judstnent to bt sold, altuate on the easterly aide ot Stryker Place, 197.SU feet south of the southerly aide ot Avenue 8 being 20.75 feet In width In front and 21.41 feet In width In rear. liS.tl feet in depth on one aids and 191.41' feet In depth on the otner aide. Dated, New low, mw lorx, August z. 1933.

JAY JJnE8, Referee. AuS-3w-Wr SUPREME COURT. KING8 COUNTY. Rooaevelt Savlnga Bank of the City of New York. Plaintiff, against Jennie Friedman, at Defendants.

CHARLES L. 81 CARD, Plaintiffs Attorney, 100 Eaat 42nd Street, N. Y. City. pursuant to judgment nerein dated July 13.

1933. I will nell at public auction by NATHANIEL 8HUTER, Auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 188 Mon tague Street, Borough of Brooklyn, New York City, on August 23, 1933, at 12 noon, premleea In aald Borough, aituated on the south side ot Decatur Street, 2(1 feet West of Irving Avenue being 23 feet Inch front and rear by 100 feet deep on each aide the side lines running parallel with Irving Avenue and tha westerly line through a party wall known aa Number 1386 Decatur Street, Dated, August 2, 1933. MARK B. BENNITT. Referee.

Au2-3w-WS SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY. Mary M. McLaughlin, Plaintiff, against Jacob Ptmn et Defendants. GEORGE B. DAVENPORT.

Plaintiff Attorney, No. 135 Broadway, Manhattan. New York. Pursuant to a judgment entered herein, dated April 8, 10o3. 1 will sell at public auction by NATHANIEL SHUTKR, Auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange.

No. 188 Montague Street, New York, on August 14, 1933, at 12 o'clncl. noon, the mortgaged premises Jn the Borough of Brooklyn. County of K'lngs, directed by aald judgment to be aold, sltuatt on tha northerly aide of 40th Street loll feel eaat ot the eaaterly aide of. 13th Avenue, being 20 feet In width, front and rear, aim 113 feet 2'i Inches In depth on both sides Dated.

New York, N. July 24. 1833. BENJAMIN RIBMAN. Referee.

SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY. Carrie Metzger, Plaintiff, agalnat Na Jua Ev Holding et Defendants. GEORGE B. DA YEN Plaintiff's Attorney, 135 Broadway, Manhattan, 'ew York. Pursuant to judgment entered herein, dated May 8.

1833. 1 will aell at public auction, by JAMES A. HEANEY, Auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Eatata Exchange, No. 188 Montague Street, Brooklyn. New York, on Auguat 23rd, 1833.

at t'J o'clock noon, the mortgaged premises In tha Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings, directed by aald Judgment to he sold, aituated oa the southerly aide of Rlverdsle. Avenue. 40 feet wast of the westerly aide ot Alabama being 20 feet In width front, and' rear" and 100 -h .1,1. I leci kh aim, Dated, New York.

N. August 2, 1833 BENJAMIN MARSICANO. Referee. AuS-3w-WF SUPREME COURT, KINGS R. Perry.

Plaintiff, agalnat Net tle Jaaon, et Defendants. D. riaiiuiii Attornry. No. 133 Broadway, Manhattan, New.

York. Pursuant to a ludement entered herein. dated March 1833. 1 will aell at public auction by NATHANIEL SHUTER. Auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Eatate Exchange, No.

18U Montague Brooklyn, new York, on Auaust 14, 1833. at 12 o'clock noon, tha mortgaged premleea In the Borough ot Brooklyn, County of Kings, directed bv aald ludament to be aold. altuate on tha eaaterly side of Stryker Place, 155.60 teet aoutn ot tna aoutneriy siae -oi Avenue 8. being 21 feet In width In front and 21.07 feet In width In rear, and being 131.00 feet In dei.th on one aide and 138.41 feet In depth on thother. patea, new xork.

n. i. juiy im. JULIUS 81EGELMANN, Referee. Jy24-3w-MW 8UPREMB COURT.

Js'lNGS COUNTY. Lillian P. Brown. Plaintiff, agalnat Marie narary, et uerenaams. -GEORGE B.

DAN VEN PORT, Plalntlff'a Attorney, No, 133 Broadway, Manhattan, New York. Pursuant to a judgment entered herein, dated February 28, -1833. I will aell at public auction by NATHANIEL SHUTER. Auctioneer. At Bruoklvn Real Extate Ex change.

No. 188 Montague Street, Brooklyn, New York, on August 14. 1833, at 12 o'clock noon-, tha mortgsged premises In ths Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, directed by said Judgment to be aold, altuate on tha northerly aide of 63rd Street, 177 feet 0 Inches west of tne westerly siae or 18th Avenue, btlnc 24 feet In width, front and rear, and 100 feet In depth on both Idee. Dated, New York, N. July Jt.

iwis. BERTRAND ETTINGER. Referee. Jy24-3w-MAW SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY.

Michael Goldsmith Plaintiff, against David Samuels, at Defendants. WISE a OTTENBERG, Plaintiff's Attorneys, 208 New York, N. Pursuant to Judgment herein dated July 27th, 1033, I will aell at public auction by LOUIS TURK, Auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Eatate Exchange, 188 Montague Btreet, Brooklyn, N. on Auguat 23rd, 1833, at twelve o'clock noon, the mortgaged prem-laet in Kings County. N.

directed by said judgment to be aold, on tha westerly side of Eaat 4th Street, dlatant 243 teet, 21a Inchea aoutherly from Ryder Avenue, being 23 feet In front and rear by 100 feet In depth on both aidea, running through garage party wall on north, driveway easement on north, reference being made to eald judgment for complete description of said premises and easement. Subject to reatnctive covenania. anu iww euvwn accurate aurvey. Dated, Brooklyn, N. Auguat 1, 1833.

JEANETTE ARANOW, Referee. Au2-3w-WM IIPRCMC COURT. KINGS COUNTY. Tha Lincoln Savlnga Bank of Brooklyn, Plaintiff, agalnat Fannie Cooparateln, et Defendants. Pursuant to judgment nerein entered ana aaiva juiy.

zi, will aell at nubile auction by ALLEN M. TEPL1TZ, Auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Eatate Exchange, 1HV Montague street. Rrnoktvn. N. on Auaust IS.

1833. at 12 o'clock noon (Daylight' Savlnga Time), the mortgaged premises in ine xiorougn or Brooklyn, County of Kinga directed by aald Judgment to be sold located on the easterly side of East 38th Street, dlatant 480 feet south of Linden Boulevard, being 40 feet In front and rear by 100 feet In depth on either aide and mora particularly described In mortgags recorded In Liber 7081 of mortgages, page 422, Subject to railroad and telephone easements or consents. City Zoning Plan, eovenanta and restrictions, If any, not violated by aald buildings on the said premises and subject to a atata of facta an accurate aurvey may ehow. Dated, July 28, 1833. JAMES A.

Referee. WEISBROD FROEB, Attorneya for Plaintiff, 82 Court Street, Brooklyn, New York. Jy2B-3w-WftF SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS. Title Guarantee and Trust Company, Plaintiff, ailns( Birdie Ullraan, at Deferirisnta. HARRY L.

THOMPSON, Plaintiff's Attorney, 16 Court Btreet, Brooklyn, Y. Purauant to Judgment ot foreclosure and aala entered In the above action In Kinga County Clerk'a Office, July 14th, 1833, I tha underelgned referee, will eell stepubllc auction Dy daviu uiamuivu. Auction eer, at tha Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 1H8 Montague Street, Brooklyn, New York City, on the 11th day of Auguat, 1833, at 12 o'clock noon, the premleea In aald Judgment directed, to be aold, being a plot of ground In the Borough of Brooklyn. New York City, on the eaaterly aide of Coney Inland Avenue, beginning 130.7,1 feet south of the enutherly aide of Avenue X. and being t9.

ill feet In width In front on Coney island Avenue by 89,08 feet In wldlh In reer and J00.3S feet In depth on eech aide, said side lines running parallel with Avenue Xi reference being made to said Judgment for a mora complete description ot aajs premises. CHARLES FIER. Referee. Jy2-3w-WM FT BLIP NOTICES. C2! NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT, Notice ot riling Tentative Decree IN 'THE MATTER OF THE APPL1CA TION ot The City ot New York, relative to acquiring title wherever the aama bas not -been heretofore acquired for the earns Eurpoae In fee, to the landa, tenements and ereditamenta required for the purpose of opening and extending EAST MTH BTREET, from Foster Avenue to Avenutt to the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York.

Notice la hereby given to all parties In. tsrested In the above entitled proceeding aa follows: First That the above named Court after considering the teatlmony and proofs submitted on tha tnei oi tne aoove en titled proceeding, haa completed Ita estimate of tha compenaation which ahould be made by The City of New York to tha respective owners of tha real property hi be acquired In this proceeding, and bas made an assessment of tha value of ths benefit and advantage ol tna improvement to the respective ownera of tha real property within the area ef assessment for benefit aa fixed and determined by the Board or Estimate ana Apportionment on tha 18th day ot June, 1U25, and that the tentative decree of said Court aa to awards for damage and aa to aaaeaementa for benefit waa alxned on tha 14th day of July. 1833. py Hon. sun Jay Humphrey, Justice of the Supreme Court, presiding at tha trial ot tne above entitled proceed Inr.

and waa filed with tha Clark of the County of Kinga on tha 2nd day of August, IW33, lor tns inspection or wnomsoevsr may concern. Second That the said Court haa assesssd all the real property within the area of assessment fixed- and deacrlbed aa the area of assessment for benefit by the Board of Estimale and Apportionment by resolution adopted on tha 18th day of June, 1825. and tha eald area of aaaeaamant In cludea tha parcels of real property altuate 'and being In the Borough of Brooklyn, hi Tha City of New York, which taken together are bounded and deacrlbed aa Tollowa: Beginning at a point on tha prolongs. tlon of the line midway between East Kith street and East With street, as tnese streeta are laid out where they adjoin roster avenue, distant liai raet northerly trnm the northerly Una ot Foatar avenue. the aatd dlatance being measured at right angiea to rwier iuui, thence southwardly along aald line midway between East 69th etroet and Eaat Mith street, and along the prolongation of the said Una to the Intersection with the north.

westerly line of Avenue tnence aoutn-wardly In a atraight Una to a point on tha southwesterly line of Avenue where It la Intersected by a Una midway between Eaat 85th street and Eaat 68th street, aa these streeta ara laid out between Avenue and Avenue thence sotitheustwardly along the aald Une mid- wav between east M.tn st reel ana bast street, and along ths prolongation of the aald line, to a point dlatant 100 feet toutheaateny irom tna aoutneasieriy line if Avenue thence eoutbwest-wardly along a line parallel with Avenue to the Intersection with the prolongation of thai line midway between KAmt Mt.i atreet and East atreet. aa these a'reeta ara latd uut between Avenue and Avenue thence northwest, wardly alone the said Una midway between Eaat Mth street and Eaat 65th atreet and along the pi olongatlon of the aald line to the Intersection with a line midway Mwevn east fi4th atreet and Eaat CGth street, aa these streets ara laid out north of Avenue thence northwardly along the aald Una midway between Eaat Mth Street and Eaat 55th street and along the pro longation thereof to a point fliatant luu feet northerly from tha northerly line of Foster avenue, the aald dlatance being meauurad at risht analea to Foster Ave- nue; thence eastwardly along a line parallel with Foster avenue to tha point or place of beginning. Thlrrl That all parties and persons In terested In such proceedings or In any of tha real property affected thereby, hav ing any oujectiona tnereio. anau ine sucn objections In writing, duly verified In the manner required by law for the verification of pleidlnis In lui action, aetting forth tha real property owned by the objector and hla post office address, with the Clerk of the County of Kinga, on or before the 24tli day ot 1838, and within the eame tlma aerva a copy of such verified objections on tha Corporation Counsel of The Cily of Vew York at his office. 606 Municipal Building.

Borough of Brooklyn, City ot New York. Fourth That on tne otn oay or No vember. 1833, ati 10 o'clock In the forenoon of that day or aa soon thereafter as counael can be heard, tha Corporation Counsel of The City ot New York will apply to tha Honorable Burt Jay Humph rey at special lerm, ran iv or tne bu- Ijreme uourt. to oa neio at tna Municipal Building In. the Borough of Brooklyn, City ut New York, to fix a time.

when ssld Justice will hear the parlies who hsve filed objections to the said tentative decree. Dated, Brooklyn, New York, August 2. 1933. ARTHUR J. W.

HILLY, Corporation Counsel, Office and Post Offlen Address, doti Municipal Building, AurMSt Borough of Uroiklyn, N. Y. C21T IN PURSUANCE OF SECTION 1018 ot tha Greater New York Charter, the Comptroller of The City of New York hereby glvea public notice to all persona, owners of property, affected by the follow, lug assessments tor LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS In the BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN SECTION 12 Paving, Blake ave. from Grafton at. to Hopkinson ave.

Affecting Blocks 3030 to S54I and 2552 to a.VA.1 SECTIONS 13 and 14 Grading, curbing, flagging, ate. Dumoiit ave. from Sheridan ave. to Grant ave. Affecting Blocks 428'J.

4287. 4488 and 4407. SECTION 14 Paving, etc, Malta st. from New Lotal ave. to liegeman ava, At reeling biocks 4284 and 4285.

I Paving, curbing, flagging, -ate, Repoae pi. from Scbenck ave. to Jerome at. Affecting Block 4307 and 4. SECTION ir.

Sewer and appurtenancea In E. 82d between Newport at. and Linden north aide, and In Linden uorth aide, between E. 82d at. and B.

83d at. Affecting Blocks 4087 to 4080. SECTIONS 1.1 and 24 Sewer and appurtenance in E. Alst st. between Avenue and Foster and In Foater ave.

between E. Mat at. and E. 33d st. Affecting Olotlia 4781, 4785, 7827.

7828. 7847 and '1X8. SECTION in Paving, 3d at. from 18th ave. to Foster ave.

Affecting Blocks M15, 8418, 5418. 6420, 5423. 542(1 and 5427. SECTION 17 Sewer and appurtenance In 601 at. between Old New Utrecht rd.

and 17th ava. Affecting 5455 and S4IIO. SECTIONS 20 and 23 Paving, where not already paved, Ave nue from E. I nth at. to Delaniere pi.

Affecting Blocks 8718 to 0721. 72H, 8728 to 6730, "602 to 7004 and 70211 to 7622. The above assessments ware conflrmeS" by tha Board of Assessors on July 25, 1833, and entered July 25. 1833, In the Record of Titles of Assessments kept In tha Bureau of City Col leet lone, and unless tha amount assessed for benefit on any person or 'property aball be paid on or before Oct. 23, 1833.

which Is 80 dsys after the date of aald entry of the assessments. Interest will be collected thereoa at tha rate of seven per centum per annum, to be calculated from ten daya after the data of entry aa provided by sections 158 and 1019 of the Greater New York Charter, Tha above asseeamenta ara payable to tha City Collector, at hla office. Room 1, Municipal Building, Brooklyn. N. between the houra of a.

m. and 1 p. m. and on Saturdays between m. and 12 noon.

Dated, New York, July 25. 1833. i CHARLES BERRY, Comptroller. Jyai-10t C221 IN PURSUANCE OF SECTION 1018 of tha Greater New York Charter, the Comptroller of -The City of New York hereby gives public notice of the confirmation by the Supreme Court and the entering In the Bureau of City Collections of aaaesamenta for acquiring title to the following named avenue In the Borough of Brooklyn: SECTION 10 Flushing Avenue Acquiring Title to from Grsnd Avsnue (Street) to the north-eesterly limit of the land heretofore acquired for Flushing Avenue at a point about 40 feet aouthwaaterly from Onder donk Btreet (Avenue). Confirmed June 183.1, and entered July 28.

1833. Tha following blocka ara affected: 2880, 2878, 2872 and 2966. That tha above entitled asssssmsnt waa entered on the day hereinbefore given In tha Record of Tltlee of Assessments kept In the Bureau of City Collections, and unlaaa the amount asaeaaad for benefit on any person or property ahall be paid on or before Oct. 27, 1833, which la 80 days after the data ot entry ef the aasessment, Interest will be -collected thereon at the rata of aeven per centum per annum, to be calculated from ten daya after tha date of entry to the date ot payment, aa provided by sections 19 and 1018 of the Greater New York Charter. Tha above asssssmsnt la payable to the City Collector, at hla office, Room 1, Municipal Building, Brooklyn, between the houra of 9 a.

m. and 8 p. and on Saturdays until 12 noon. CHARLES W. BERRY, AuT-10t i Comptroller, PROPOAfl.H.

C2I8 SEALED RiriS WILL HE RECEIVED by the Commlsalr.nsr of Hospitals of The City of New York, at hie Office, Room Municipal Building. Manhattan, from 8 a. m. to Uit.KI a. on FRIDAY, ACGl'M It, 1033.

Pormish of HrnnHyn. FOR FURNISHING ANU DELIVERING MF.ATfl AND POULTRY. The time for the pel formence of eon- 3 -TIMES IN YEAR Fatchogue, Aug. 9. The family of former Mayor Arthur H.

SSwesey seems to have been marked by, burglars. Twice this year his home on Rose ave. has been broken into while he. and -Mrs. Swetey were asleep and today.

It came io light that the home of his son, Carroll M. Swexey, on Roe had been broken Into and ransacked. The younger Mr. Swexey is a broker in Manhattan and with his wife and children had been staying for a time at West Meadow The son's house it distant from other' homes, and several large trees partly close It from view of the street The thieves first tried to force open a window, then cut the screen around a front door and finally cut out a piece of glass in a rear window and entered in. that manner.

They apparently in search of money. So far nothing has been found to be missing. The entire house-was ransacked but the thieves were fairly ordorly in their search of the place. On March 28 this year the elder Sweiey's home was broken into and robbed along with several others but nothing of value was taken. Then on June 10, the Rose ave.

home was again broken into and a commutation ticket, some money and a chicken were taken. The theft ot the ticket led to the arrest of Jack Galvin two days later. He was out on parole from Sing Sing and was taken back to serve out his term. SHERIFFS SALE. HERMAN DAHUT Sheriffs Auctioneer will sell Thursday, August 10, 1853, 10 A.

H-, at Garage, 8226 18th Avenue, Brooklyn, N. all the right, title and Interest which Herman chlble had on the Mth day of June, 1B33, or subsequent thereto of. In and to Pontlac Sedan, engine No. JAMES A. McQUADE, Bherift rYM.

B. WHITE, Deputy Sheriff. Aut-lt SOKRtHIATE'S NOTICES. the State of New York, by the Grace of God, Free and Independent. To Heir Shlmeon Laiarowlts, residing at Tel-Aviv, Palestine: Shlomo Leio reaming at Habad Street, Jerusalem, Palestine, send greeting; Whereas.

Simon Ulster, whe reaidea at 345 Weat 86th Street, Manhattan, New York City, has presented a petition praying for a decree that a certain Instrument In writing bearing date tha 7th day ot April, 1833, relating to real and personal property, be duly proved aa the last Will and Testament of MEYER CHINSKY, lately residing at No. 1236 Fiftieth Street, In the Borough ot Brooklyn, City ot New York. Now, therefore, you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court o( the County of Klnga, to be held at the Hall ot Records, In the County of Kings, on the 18th day of Sepf (ember, 1833. at 8:30 o'clock in the foref noon, why auch decree ahould not be made. In teatlmony whereof, wa have cauaed the Seal of our aald Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affiled.

(L. 8.) Witness, Hon. GEORGE AL-, BERT WINGATE, Surrogats of rjr aald Court, at the Borough of. In tha aald County tha 1st day of August. Clerk of tha Surrogate'a Court.

Au-w-W LEGAL NOTICES. IN COURT. Kings County. The Railroad Cooperative Building and Loan Association, Plaintiff, vs. Mary Dl Gregorlo, et Defendants.

CRANDALL. GRANT BILLIAMS. Plaintiff's Attorneys, 441 Lexington Avenue, New York City. pursuant to Judgment, Sated July 81, 1833. I wilt aell at public auction at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 188 Montague Street, Borough ot Brooklyn, New York, at twelve o'clock noon on August 31.

1833, by NATHANIEL BHUTER, Auctioneer, the mortgaged premises directed to do sold, aituated in Brooklyn, Kinga uounty, New. York, known aa Lota 85, 88 and 87 on "Man of Valuable Lota belonging to Jo seph A. Walsh, situated In the 81st Ward. Brooklyn, Kings county. New York," aur-veyed February, 1887 and filed In the Kings County Register's office August 14.

1810 aa Map The premises are -situated on the east aids of West loth Street, 420 feet north ot Avenue being 1.66 feet wide In ai.Afi.feet wide In the rear. by 103.07 feet deep on the north aide and lw leet deep on tha aoutn aide. The premises are known aa 224S West 10th Street and are more particularly de-acribed In the mortgage recorded In the aforesaid Register's office In Liber 7302 of- Mortgages; Page S8T. Dati. Autpjst 4.

SIDNEY M. GOTTESMAN. Referee. Au8-3wrWFAu30 SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY.

Frederick Baumgartner. Plaintiff, asalnst Mary E. ComforU at Defendants. Action no. i.

In pursuance of a Judrrment of -fore. ctoaure and aals duly made and entered in tha above entitled action, and bearing date tha Mth day of July. 1833. the undersigned, the referee In aald judgment nanwd. will sell at public auction to the blglwet bidder, by ALLEN M.

TEPL1TZ. Auctioneer, at tha Brooklyn Real Estate Ex change, 188 Montague Street, In the Bor- ougn oi Brooklyn, county o( Rings, on llu 15th day ot Auguat, .1833. at 12 o'clock noon, tha premises directed by aald judgment to be gold, and therein described as being In the Borough of Brooklyn. County ot Kings, and being situated on the Westerly aide-of Lorlmer Street, distant 18 fset, 4 Inches. South of Devoe Street, and being is reet incnes, in width front and renr, and 46 feet in depth on each aide.

Said prsmleeja being known as and by tha Street number 543 Lorlmer 8traet. Dated, Jury 21, 1KI3. HERMAN KOEN IGSBERG Referee. EDWARD J. VAU8CH.

Plalntlff'a Attor ney, 84 Granite Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. wyza-aw-MawcAuit SUPREME COURT. KINGS COONTT. Roosevelt Savings Bank ot tha City of NeW York, Plaintiff, against Morrla Friedman, at Defendants.

CHARLES L. BICARD. Plaintiff's Attorney. 100 East 42nd Street, N. Y.

City. rnrauant to judgment nerein dated July 13. 1R33. I win aell at nubile auction Jiv NATHANIEL SHUTER, Auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 188 Montague Street, Borough ot Brooklyn, New um wi August 40, jvm, at it noon, Lpremlaea In aald Borough, aituated on the aoutn aide of Decatur Street 227 feet 8 Inchea weat of Irving Avenue being 23 feet 1 Inch front and rear by 100 feet deep on each aide tha slds Hires running parallel wnn jrving Avenue ana inmugn party walla, known aa Number 1362 Decatur Street. Dated, August 2, 1833.

CHARLES F. MURPHY, Referee. Au2-3w-WA8 FORWARD CREDIT SERVICE), INC. In pursuance of aa order of Honorable Jamas O. Cropsey, a Justice ef ths Supreme Court ot the Stat of New York, County of Kings, notice la hereby given to all oradltora, stockholders, officers and directors having clalme against the For.

ward Credit Service, or against ths said Receiver. JOHN J. M. O'SHEA. to preaent Ilia aama.

with vouchers thereof, to tha suberrtuer, at bla place of transacting business, at the office of MARTIN 8IEOELBAUM. hla attorney, at 401 Broadway. In the Borough of Manhattan. In tha City of New York, en or before the Sth day of January, 1834. 183ted.

Xrk' lh 27'h 01 JOHN J. M. O'SHaU. Receiver. MARTIN SIEGELBAUM.

Attorney for Receiver, Office and P. O. Address, 401 Broadway. New York City. JulyS-ijw-W SUPREME COURT, KINGS J.

Simpson, Plaintiff, against Bella Tlkalsky, at Defendants. Pursusnt to Judgment herein, deled July ftth, 1833. I will aell at puMlo auction to the hlgheat bidder, bv JAMES A. HEANRY. Auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real F.slats rscnange, lmi Hontagua Htraet, Brooklyn.

New York, on August 18. IS 13. at twelve noon, premises situated In the Borough of oraoKiyn, rew rora city, at tne r.ortn comer of 63rd Street and Itth Avenue. fronting 20 feet on llth Avenue and 100 TO HAVE SALARY OF $7,500 A Former Payles? Status to Be Changed Jan 1. Many Favor $1 0,000 Compensation.

Lonj Beach, Auj. 9. The next mayor of Long Beach, to be chosen at the November election, will receive an annual salary of $7,500, on a vote last night by the City Council. Since the city received its charter in 1922, the mayor received no salary. -i Although nearly every civic and taxpayers organization waa on ro-nA fnvnrfnar a Mlarv of 910,000 for the mayor, the council fixed on 97.600.

Supervisor Frederick Knob cast the only vote against the resolution. He favored a salary or 910,000. Thar, was rnnslderable discus sion on the question of the amount of time to be spent in the office if movor was caia. 11 wu uic ryf mnn than 200 tax nresent that the salaried mvr hmild be in City Hall from 4 A M. to 5 P.

M. The charter does not restrict the mayor from (raB-lnff In hllfltn A8S. 11 eviLf Dr. Charles Miller, president of the West End umc absocwuuu, said his association waa on record In favor of a salary "adequate for the services given and If- the mayor's put in full time he should be paid 110,000." Ludwig Zinia, president of the root einrl rivic Association, said hi. nrf.niMtion was in favor of the Mayor devoting his entire time to the job at a salary of 910,000 Alex Weiss, president or x.ne umiou mnn Association, and Isadore Goldstein, head of the Independent Taxpayers Association, stated same view.

Goldstein said the city had suffered by being governed from Manhattan by telephone. He said the councllmen were being overpaid and their salary should be reduced to They receive 92,600. Murray Kay, who was chairman of the City Manager Plan committee, said it would be a mistake not to pay a good salary for the position. A fair salary, he said, would attract men of high calibre and good moral character while a low salary would put in office men who might turn out to be not quite honest. Oscar Igstaedter said a salary of $10,000 would mean an increase of $1.33 a year on the -average tax bill.

There was no opposition to the 910,000 salary while the question waa being discussed. At the close of the discussion, Mayor Frank Frankel asked the heads of civic associations if they did not believe a salary of 97,000 would be adequate in view of the city's financial condition. He said the Mayor of Glen Cove receives only 6,000. including his salary as a County Supervisor. All organization heads insisted they felt $10,000 was the right figure, i In support of the $7,600 plan, Mr.

Frankel said 4 -could be-in-creased any time the taxpayers be-. lleved the incumbent deserved more money. Several taxpayers spoke In favor of the lower salary, suggesting the salary be fixed at $7,600, and a referendum be held next year on the question of raising it Councilman Waldron spoke in favor of the larger salary. "This is the first time the taxpayers of the city have fought to pay out money," he said. "They always have fought to save it and to reduce salaries.

If the taxpayers want to pay $10,000, the council should fix the salary at that sum, especially as all organizations represented here haveasked that it be put at that amount. No one 'has spoken against it, and I believe their request should be granted." Councilman Hoey said only 909 of the 9,800 taxpayers in the city were present, and on behalf of the remaining 9,600 he intended to vote for the lower figure, particularly in the interest of the 3,000 who have paid their taxes. Supervisor Knob said the taxpayers' organizations had given a unanimous expression of opinion and he could not see how the council could do otherwise than respect their wishes. Councilman Smith said he did not believe the $2,600 difference in salary would make any change in the administration of the government to a -man who had the interests of the city at heart. When Mayor Frankel called for a vote on the salary Councilman Waldron said: "When I first spoke on this subject there was not an objection to a salary of $10,000.

Since then, some of the bashful women present have expressed their opinion, so I will change my mind and vote-for the $7,600 salary." The council set Aug. 17 for a public hearing on a local law to amend the city charter to make the office of city treasurer elective in stead of appointive. NEW JUDGE DECRIES PREYING ON DRIVERS H. R. Johnson Guest of Free-port Chamber of Commerce.

Freeport, Aug. At his first public appearance since being elevated to the bench of the Free-port Village Police Justice Hllbert R. Johnson, as one of the guests of the Chamber of Commerce, yesterday advised local business men that Freeport, while he was its village Judge, would not be-, eome a "fine-collecting municipality." v' Judge Johnson, who recently succeeded his brother, the late Al-bln N. Johnson as Village Magistrate, with Corporation Counsel Raymond Malone, another new ap potntee.nd Mayor Patterson were the guests of the chamber at a luncheon held In the Freeport Elks Club. Edward W.

Browning, presl-dent of the chamber, was host to the officials. The new Magistrate said he never did favor the so-called practise of pulling tickets or summonses for motor vehicle violations. He declared he would give all defend- an ig a fair break, but. would not discriminate because of a defendant's wealth or social' or political position. He lauded Mayor Patterson's ad ministration, the Police Depart ment, of the village and i the rigg-i honesty and sincerity" of Chief of Police John N.

Hartmann. 1 few more strides. Jamison assumed a tered last 40 yards. Filter began fast and In tha stretch run. 1 SECOND RACE About two miles.

Dl't Westbury Steeplechase. Conditions. 51 Long Island Companies Enter Teams for Tournament at Poughkeepsie. Roosevelt, Aug. Firty-one Long Island volunteer fire com paniea have entered for the annual tournament at the convention of the New Tork State Volunteer Firemen's Association in Poughkeepsie from Aug.

14 to 18, This was aa nounced today by Chief Louis Marks of the Roosevelt depart ment. In charge of the contest en tries. Entries will close tomorrow and, Chief Marka said, teams not entered would be allowed to compete. Units entered Include the exempt volunteers ot Flushing and organi sations from Mamaroaeck and other sections extending to, the Connecticut boundary. The Roosevelt department will enter the crack racing team of the Brush Rabbits Hose which has won more than 150 cufs in ten years.

Another South Shore team entered la from Hose Co. 6 of Free-port, formerly Russel Hose Co. of Roosevelt -The organization was joined with Freeport through annexation of territory north of Seaman ave. .1 The Freeport volunteers will send a delegation of more than 100 matt and several pieces of apparatus with aspirations for first prizes In the -parade, Andrew Clarke of Hose I has arranged to "farm hla volunteers in a camp on the outskirst of the city.1 He will supervise shore dinners and refreshments during the four-day stay, It was estimated last night the average cost to a Long island volunteer fireman at the convention will be about tlS for the four days. Freeport entertained the State association In 1923 and it Is ex pected another Invitation for the State convention will be made for next WIFE WINS SEPARATION Mrs.

Warner Awarded 30 Alimony and Daughter's Custody, Mrs. Sarah Warner, of 74-68 64th lane, Glendale, was granted, a separation from her husband, Bernard, of the same address, yesterday, by Supreme Court Justice Paul Bo-nynge In Special Term, Jamaica. Mrs. Warner was also granted $30 a week alimony and the custody of a daughter, Margaret, 12. Warner, who Is In the trucking business in Brooklyn, will be allowed to visit the child.

Mrs. Warner informed the Court that sincve Dec. IS her husband had come home Intoxicated several times and had awakened her. She informed the Court that he had re fused to converse with her. The couple own a building at 74- tt Fourth lane, Glendale, jointly.

Decision on the collection of rents and the question of whether the husband should be allowed to remain in the house was reserved. The couple were wed Aug. IS, 119. DIVORCE DECISION HELD" Servant's Testimony Figures in Higbit Trial, Decision on a divorce action brought against Theodore Burton HIgbie, former manager of the Hollls branch of the Bank of Manhattan Company and now a claim agent, of 186-14 Wexford Ja maica, by his wife, Mrs. Anna Laura HIgbie of 166-05 88th, was reserved yesterday by 8upreme Court Justice Paul Bonynge In Special Term, Jamaica.

A daughter, Evelyn, 10, resides with the mother. Testimony during the trial by Mrs. Katherlne a servant, of West Colinrswood. N. re vealed that on May 14, 1829, at the Wexford ter.

home, she had pre-Higbie in the guest room, where she saw htm with 'a woman Who was not Mrs. HIgbie. Henry Ho-meyer of Rallrpad Springfield Gardens, also was a witness and informed the court that several days later Higbie confessed that he had been seen by Mrs. Selover and feared the consequences. The Higbtes were wed Sept 7, WANTS LEHMAN TO SPEAK Ttmple Beth-El Centre to Bt Dedi cated in Cedarhurst, Aug.

9. Governor Lehman will be invited to make the address at the dedication ot the new Jewish Centre Building of Ttmple-el, Rabbi Harry Jacobt said today, adding the date prob-j ably would be Oct IS. Construc tion Is progressing rapidly and the building will be completed, in his opinion, early in October. The building was started early in the spring and the conerstone was laid in June. It Is being built ofl white brick and stone, two stories In height with a basement and will have rooms for religious classes, social meetings, recreation and congregation offices on the first floor, with an auditorium and stage en the second floor.

The building will be a wing of 'he temple. WILLS FILED IN NASSAU Mloeola, Aug. 9. The following wills have been filed here for probate with Nassau Surrogate Leone D.Howell. Mllford H.

Ottman, late of Rock-ville Centre, died July 28, estate about $6,600. AU to widow, Mrs-Augusta C. Ottman, admlnistratlx. Eliza K. Ellwood, Oyster Bay, died une SO, estate about $3,800.

To son, Richard, $100; son, John, $100; personal effects to daughters, Helen A. Ellwood of Oyster Bay and Mary E. Estack of Brooklyn: residue to son, Maurice V. Ellwood, executor. Michael P.

Murphy, Valley Stream, died Jury 16, estate less tnan 1 3,000. All to widow, earner-Ine J. Murphy, executrix. 8U6PEND EVENING SERVICES Westhampton Beach. Aug, 9.

There will be no evening services In the Beach Methodist Church during the month of August as the Kev, unn A. Lewis is on vacation. i Start good. Won driving. Plac same.

Time, Winner, b. 8, by Seventy Five Wax Candle. Tralaer, F. A. Clark.

Kunntng I'usltions. Betting. Index. Starters. Wt.

P. St M. lVi S0 a-Irish Bullet 145 2 2 l'' Cherry Brandy 142 1 2 2 1' IV, Blot las i HuraocR 2-1, 4-S 1-3 a-Blue Banner 142 4 4 7 5 4 Lambert 18-5 2-10 1-3 690 Erie the Red 111 17 i'M 4 Ss Ball t-l 2-1 1-1 My Cars 111 I I I' I I Hirst U-l (-1 3-1 (0 Cawvoge 147 2 i( Fell Mergler 13-1 1-1 2-1 m-lu E. and F. A Clark entry: Scrathed Sardaneaa.

Owners 1. F. A. Clark. I.

Greentree Stoddard, ir. 5. H. Drennan. 6.

F. Irish Bullet displayed high speed, went Sir. Fin. Jockeys. CI.

PI. 6h. 1' Rea 1J-S t-lt 1-2 2H 2' Collins 4-1 4-5 1-3 Stable. 3, Owladye Whitney. 4, L.

E. Haaen. into a. lone lead tha first turn of the Trainer, 8. Ward.

Value to winner. field, flattened slightly in tha final quarter, bora out and troubled Blot, but continued with determination when challenged by Cherry Brandy, forced him wide, then outmsted htm whan final test cam. Claim ot foul waa lodged, but not al lowed. Cherry Brandy, eavirur ground all the way, came between the leaders over last fence, made a gams effort and would have probably won with clear passage. Blot moved up strongly on atretch tarn, but was bumped and forced oft stride by tha winner.

PI fT THIRD RACE Five and a half furlongs. For two-year-olds. Tha Saratoga OlU Sales Purse I3.MX) guaranteed. At post, 4:06: off, 4:10. Start good.

Won Place driving. Time. 0:46 4-5. 1:06. Winner, eh.

Betting. 3, by Wise Counsellor Wise Mother, 31325- Index. Starters. Wt. 1 4' 2' 4 7 I' (1121 Wise Daughter 113 at3 Black Buiay 1ZZ 603 a-Cavalcade 594 Stand Pat (07) Bonanza (447) War Grave 122 122 119 122 123 a-Tlme Clock 539 Main Chance a-Brookmeade Stable entry.

Scratched Spy Hill, -f Ownere 1, F. A. Burton. 2. Greentree Mrs.

P. Corning. 5, W. Zeigler, Jr. i.

Mrs. T. J. 1ewis. Runnlng Positions.

3' 5 2 3 aa called for in the echedulea of quantities ana prices, oy wnicn tna bids win -be tested. The extensions must be made and' footed up, aa the blda will be read from tha total, and awarda. If made, made to tha loweat bidder on each Item or eiasK aa atated In tha echedulea. i specifications referred to In the may be had upon application at Room lu.o. Municipal Building, Mannattan.

Blank forma and further. Information may be obtained at tha office of the De- partment of Hospitala, loth floor. Munlcl- -pal Building, Manhattan. J. G.

WM, GREEFF. M. Au4-10t Commissioner, -ST Has General Instructions a mmm on. thla page. C215 SEALED BIDS WILL.

BUT RRCRIVRTj by the Commiasloner of Purchase of Ths City of New York, at hla Office. 10001 Municipal Building. Manhattan, from 8 a. ni. to 10:30 a.

on FRIDAY. II. 1033. J. Borough of Brookbo FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING' MILK AND CREAM TO DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION.

The time for the performance of con-, tracts Is for the period ending Sept, t0, No bid ahall be considered unlesa It Is. accompanied by a deiKisJt. Such deposit shall be In an amount not leaa than one and ona-half per cent, of the total amount of tha bid. Tha amount or xecurlty required la thirty per cent, of the contract amount awarded. i-, Tha bidder will atata the price per -unit, as railed for in the aehedulea ot quantities and prices, by which the -bids be tested.

Tha extensions must be ijiads and footed uti. as th blda will be read from Ilia total, and awiirde. If made, made to i tha lowest bidder on each Item or claaa, aa atated In the echedulea. Specifications referred la In the aehedulea may be had upon application at Room Municipal. Building.

Manhattan. Blank forms and' furthsr- Information may be obtained at the office of; ths. fc uenartmem oi rurcuese. ivin uoor. aiuniw, ipal Building.

Manhattan. MATTHEW KENNET. Deputv and Acting Commissioner. i Jy31-10t tf See General Instructions ta Bidders an thla page. NOTICE Til I'llNTBACTIIRS GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS to SIDj HERS ON WORK TO nr.

run, f'g SUPPLIEtl TO BE I URNI8HED TO CITY OF MW Tha poison oi person" milking bid 'or, any avrv ices. work, man-rial ui euppls lor The Cilv of New NutU. ui foi euy the department, buieaue vt uflkes, shall furniah the eame In a sealed envelope, tallh Iha' lltle of llle eUUDlfSS. materials, woik ot services tut which the, IHO IB inne, WHO Ill nam- iiainte and ihe date-l piraeiiimlon to tha I'irsldPttt oi Hoard oi lu'the heed of tha ileuartmaiil at his ot Its of Ine. on or be-lra the aama.

at which lime and placs tha blda will be publicly opened by tha President or Hoard pi hand of aald de-iwrlment. and read and th award of Iha contracts made- aciutdm, to law aa tuun thereafter aa practicable. Each bid shall contain lite name and. place ot residence of the. person making tha aama.

and names of all persons Irt-tereated with him therein, and It no other persona be so Interested. It ahall distinctly state that tact, also that It la iftads with-out any connection with any other parson making a bid for tha aama purpose, and la In all respects fair and without coll-alon or fraud, and that no member of tha Board of Aldermen, head of a chief of a bureau, derjuty thereof, or r'erk therein or other officer or employe-of The. Olty ol New York, la. ahall be or become." Intereeted directly or Indirectly, aa con-, trading party, partner, stockholder, surety or otherwise. In or In "lie performance tha contract or In tha supplies, work or buelneea to which It relatea, or In any portion of Iha profits thereof.

The bid must be verified by the oath, In writing, of tha party or partlea making the bid that tha several matters stated- therein ara la all ree pacta true. No bid will be oonaldered unless as a condition precedent to the reception et consideration of such btd. It be acconv panled by a certified check upon one sf the State or National bank a or trust com-paniea ol Tha City of New York, or a check of euch bank or truat company, elgned by duly authorised officer thereof, drawn to the order of tha Comptroller, or money by corporate atock or certificates of Indebtedness of any nature lasued by Tha City of New York which tha Comptroller ehall approve aa of equal value with the security required If the advancement to the amount of not lees than three nor more than five per centum of tha amount of tha bond required, aa, provided In eectlon 420 ef tha Greater New. York Charter. I All blda for supplies must be submitted.

In duplicate. The certified check or money ahould bat bo ancloaed la the envelope containing Iha, bid, but ahould be either enclosed In a separata envelope, addraesed the head of tha department, Pree dent or Board or submitted personally upon the presentation of tha bid or eetlmata. For particulars aa to the quantity er quality of the euppltea, ot tha nature and extent of the work, reference cnuat ba made to the apeclflcatlona. schedules, plana, ale. on tile In the eald office of the President.

Board or department. No bid ehell be accepted or oontrsct awardsd to any peraon who la la arrears to Tha City of New York-upon debt cr oootract. or who la a defaulter aa surety or otherwlee upon any obligations of tha Uty. The contract must be bid for separately! The right la reserved In each saee io reject all blda If It la deemed to be for, the Intereat of tha City eo to do. Blddera will write out the amount of Iheir blda la addition ta Inserting the same In flgurea.

Bidder are requested Io make Ihett bids upon Ihe blank forms prepared and furnished by tha Cltj. a copy of which, wits th propel envelope. Id which to encloa th bid. Ingthei with a copy ol the contract, including Iha aprclfuatlona In lh form approved by Iha Corporation Counsel, can be obtained upon application therefor at Iha office ol Ihe Department which the work la to be done or the suppllee are to be furnished. Plane an drawings of constructloo work uisy oe seen tlier.

Wise Daughter drew clear In opening sixteenth, set rapid pace In early stagea and held her opposition aafe at finish under mild urging. Black Buddy, forward! under vigorous pressure, made a gama effort when straightened into stretch, but never seriously threatened winner. Cavalcade broke tardily, slipped through on Inside entire trip and easily disposed el tha others. 616 FOURTH RACE Wilson mile. For three-year-olds and upward.

Tha Friar Rock Handicap. Purse 3100. At poat, off. Start a-ood. Won Str.

Fin is 2 3 Jockeys. Gilbert Couccl Belllltl Rob'tson CI. PI. 8h. I1 2 3' 4 7 3 4-1 4-6 -l 25-1 3- 1 15-1 4- 1 12-1 2- 5 1-2 S-l 1-1 3- 1 3-5 5-1 1-3 1-4 M0.

3-1 3-5 1- 3 7-10 2- 1 -4 4" 3'H Workman Luther 7'H Fronk 2 Horn 2, Brookmeada Stable. 4, Mrs. F. A. Clark.

7, Brookmeada BUble. three-year-olds and upward. Horse At poet. 8K)1: off. (:02.

Start eood Time. 0:23, 0:46 4-5, 1:12 2-5, 1:25 2-5, Trainer, C. Phillip. easily.1 Place driving. Time, 0:34.

0:47 2-5. 1:12 4-5, Winner, b. 4, by Dunlin Elaatknia II. Trainer, R. A.

Smith. Running Positions. Index. Starters. Wt P.

St. Str. Fin. Jockeya. CI.

Pi. Sh. 35 Snap 110 3 1 lVj. 1 1'Vi I'M l'Vi Bellini 13-10 3-5 out 284 Halcyon 112 4 3 3 2 2 21i Robertson 7-1 3-3 out 859 Great. Gun 109 1 2 3 3 3 3' 3 Gilbert 4-1 -5 out 593 Mate 131 2 4 4 4 4 4 4 Fator 11-5 3-5 out Owners 1, Brookmeada Btable.

2, C. V. Whitney. 3, Glen Riddle Farm. 4, C.

Bostwlck. Snap Back took command at once and, steadied In run out of chute, drew clear around the turn, held away the remainder of the trip to win with speed In reserve. Halcyon, going In cloaeet pursuit of the winner all the way, responded gamely under punishment through the stretch, but could never get up. Great Gun raced evenly tha entire trip under strong hand ride. -Mats dropped out of contention tha -opening quarter and was outrun thereafter.

617 FIFTH "RACE Seven furlongs. For Haven. Conditions. Purse 3600. from stalls.

Wen Place driving. Winner, b. 3, by Pot Au Feu Scally. Running Poeltlons. Index.

Starters. Wt P. St. tt Str. 5k9 Puchero 109 1 3 2 2 2 1 (481) Bt.

Stephen 113 3 4 1' 1 1 2 393 Cocked Hat 113 5 5 9 7' f' Longford 103 3 3 S' 3 3' (01 St. Omer 111 9 1 5 5 (63) Pomposity 110 8. 7 7 383 Easy Day 104' 3 2 IVi 9 8" (642) Carbon 113 4 4 OV, 4 X175) Morocen 113 1 7 5'tt 5 Fin. Jockeys. CI.

PI. Hh. 1 Mills 3-1 -l 2-9 3 Meade t-l 2-1 1-1 Maiben 13-3 1-1 1-3 4'H Gilbert 40-1 15-1 3-1 6 Malley 10-1 4-1 2-1 Bejshak 1-1 3-4 4-3 7' Couccl 12-1 t-l 5-2 I' Landolt 10-1 4-1 3-1 I Smith 60-1 30-1 10-1 Scratched Ornhean. Owners 1, W. Zlegler.

Jr. 2, at. Howard. 3, Woodland Farm. 4.

F. A. Griffith. 5, J. Moran.

W. R- Co. 7, Greentree Stable. 3, W. B.

MlUer. D. Bentham. i Puchero, saving ground, cam around tha leader entering tha stretch and took command, but began to bear out In final furlong. St.

Stephen, hustled to the front In opening furlong, was not equal to winner when challenged, but held on gamely to outlast Cocked Hat In the final drive. Latter begas slowly, aaved ground along Inner nil all the way and finished stoutly. SIXTH RACE Flv and a half furlongs. For maiden, two years old. The Crystal Lake.

Conditions, purse 3000. At post, offf. 5:34. Start good. 618 Won driving.

Plac same. Time, 0:23, 0:47 Sickle Trainer. A. J. JOyner.

Running Poeltlons. 3-6, 1:07. Winner, it. eh. 2, by Betting Str.

Fin. Jockeya. I'M Coltllettl vi. 1. an, l'W 1 14-i 7-3 1-1 4-1 10-1 40-1 50-1 10-1 40-1 60-1 t-l 30-1 30-1 13-1 30-1 a-6 3' Workman 3 Gilbert Luther Mills Garner Q't'baum Lewis Horn H'phrles Couccl Melben Jonea Bejshak Fronk IT 3 I 5 9 7 4H 6 7' 9 10 11' 13S 14' 16 16-1 30-1 16-1 30-1 13-1 10-1 10-1 11 14' 254io 13' 13" If Gordon; Glen Riddle Farms; 4, R.

C. 7, Argosy Stable; Sage Stsble; Greentree Stable; )2, F. Hayes; 13, Mrs, Starters. Wt. P.

St, 691 Kawagos 117 10 3 44 3' I15 sir Thomas 117 13 7 123 Willow King 8S Rebel Yell 349 Clevea 117 14 15 117 16 12 117 13 14 117 11 U'H 7' 1 'K 14' 9' 594 400 594 Briny Deep Bongo, 113 .3 6 Gllapp 117 1 11 Carlssa 112 7,3. Barilla 113 9 Rose Cross 117 I 10 Cant Remem'r 117 3 1' Airy Spirit 117 4 Pompesttan 117 4 3 694 13' 1 4 II (94 594 Bea Trance 117 II Scratched Main Owners 1, O. D. Wldener; 2, A. Wlnmlll; 5, H.

C. Phlppa; W. Zeigler, 9, Mrs. A. Duval: 10.

F. A. Griffith; II. I 4 10 3 tv, 14' 1H4 12' 11" 13 n. wimiivi n.

svwi iu, orooHmeaae nteoie. Kawtgoe away forwardly. raced Cant Remember Into submission around ths turn, opened up a commanding lead entering the etreteh, but weakened last als-teenth and waa under punlahment to hold hla advantage, sir Thomae gradually Improved position on outside and closed with a belated rush. Willow King, off slow, ly and crowded back In opening furlong, worked way up stesdlly between leaden and finished going gamely. Rebel lfell (altered when straightened Into etreteh.

leet on D3rd Street, tha northwest side A.