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THE THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1913. REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. SUPREME COURT PARTITION SALE Under Direction of Walter G.

Rooney, Referee 15 PARCELS VALUABLE PROPERTY Situate in Kings, Queens and Nassau Counties BROOKLYN PROPERTIES TO BE SOLD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1913 at 12 o'clock, noon, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange 189 Montague Street First Parcel Sixth Parcel BROADWAY EARL STREET Northeasterly side, and comprising the whole South side, 280 feet east of Utica as laid block front between Granite and Pilling streets, out on map of Oaklands; large plot of ground 10 one -story brick stores; size of plot 209.4x200, being about an acre of land. including two corners. Second Parcel Seventh Parcel 199 BROADWAY TROY AVENUE between Driggs av and the Williamsburg between East New York ave and Lefferts ave, Bridge Plaza; 4 story brick building, with consists of a plot of land 200x45, lying within large store and 3 living floors above the store. the lines of Troy ave as laid out. Lot 20.4x100, Eighth Parcel Third Parcel TROY AVENUE 263 and 265 BOERUM STREET between Maple st and East New York ave, near White street; 2 story frame house, consists of a plot of land 70x100, mostly lying stables and sheds.

Plot 00x47 irreg. within the lines of Troy av as laid out. Fourth Parcel Ninth Parcel JOHNSON AVENUE TROY AVENUE Southeast corner of White st, and extending between Midwood and Maple consists of to Bocrum st. the whole block front; onebrick and 86.6x a plot of land 70x200x86.4 irres. mostly lying story trame buildings on plot, within the lines of Troy ave as laid out.

154, more or less, irregular. Fifth Parcel Tenth Parcel BOERUM STREET CRESCENT STREET Northwest corner White street; frame stables Northeast corner of Conduit ave; triangular plot. 23x78 irreg. plot of land containing about 4,250 square feet. QUEENS PARCELS TO BE SOLD FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31st, at 10 o'Clock A.

on the Steps of the OLD TOWN HALL, Fulton St. and Flushing Jamaica Fourteenth Parcel Fifteenth Parcel FULTON STREET Hempstead and Jamaica Turnpike corner of Columbus av, Jamaica North side, 175.86 feet west of Husson av, JaNortheast, Jamaica; 4 lots, forming a plot 100 malca: plot of land 82.45 feet front and 225 feet x116. deep, with frame house and outbuildings. ELECTRIC CARS PASS THE PROPERTY. NASSAU COUNTY PARCELS TO BE SOLD FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31st, at 12 o'Clock Noon, at the Front Door of the NASSAU COUNTY COURT HOUSE, MINEOLA, L.

I. Eleventh Parcel Twelfth Parcel JERUSALEM AVENUE JERUSALEM AVENUE South side, adjoining land of the former City North side, adjoining land of the former City of Brooklyn, and lands of John Doty, Claus of Brooklyn, and lands of Stephen Smith, con- Meyer, Ludwig Kosel estate, and Mrs. O' Containing, according to survey. 12.1165 acres nor, containing, according to survey, 39.8579 and situate at or near Uniondale, Town of acres, and situate at or near Uniondale, Town Hempstead, being a part of Nelson Duryea of Hempstead, being a part of Nelson Duryea Farm. Farm.

Thirteenth Parcel A PLOT OF LAND containing, according to survey, 7.904 acres, adjoining land of the former City Brooklyn, lands or James Powell estate and estate of Mrs. Thorne, and situate at Uniondale, Town of Hempstead. For further particulars apply to COOMBS WILSON, Attorneys, 260 Broadway, Brooklyn, or ERNEST C. BROWER, Attorney, 44 Court Street, Brooklyn. FOR SALE HOUSES.

FOR SALE -HOUSES. THRIFT MORTGAGES "I am tired of paying out money to get mortgages extended," writes one correspondent, in his letter of inquiry. Does this apply to you also? Are you "tired of" Paying rent year after year. "Home purchasing" plans that are too burdensome to be practicable. Second mortgage charges.

Mortgages that never grow less. Calls for payment that simply send you to another lender? Then write for booklet about THRIFT MORTGAGES THE THRIFT FOUNDED BY CHARLES PRATT, 1889 (Incorporated under the Banking Law) 207 RYERSON STREET, BROOKLYN, N. Y. (Adjoiuing Pratt Institute) Office Hours: Daily, 9-5. Saturday, 9.12.

Monday Evenings, 3-STORY brownstone house, Green av, between Bedford and Nostrand avs; must be sold. Write M. WOLFF. 92 Heywood st. 22-14 TWO-STORY frame house; lot 25x100; near Occan av and Prospect Park.

Address T. Eagle office. 29-3 SACRIFICE-3-sty. bst. frame; new new decorations: 478 Lafayette av: $3,000.

27-7 L. ROWLAND, G85 MYRTLE AV. INVESTORS-2 brick 1-family houses, Bedford section: renting $750 annually; price under act quick. 28-7 Studwell Burkhard, 323 Nostrand av. $9000, 81000 Cash: 3-sty.

basement b. new plumbing; beautifully decorated; Bedford section: vacant. 29-7 Stadwell Burkhard, 323 Nostrand av. CARLTON AV. near Willoughby; 3-story and basement, 11 rooms, bath and attic; 23 feet wide, lot 100 feet: $5.900.

Apply to HUDSWELL, 188 Cariton av. 26-7 RARE OPPORTUNITY Choice 12-room house, detached 60 3100: best restricted portion Flatbush, neut Beverley; pries low; shown by appointment. M. A. Box 15, Eagle office.

24-1 FOR SAL.E, Flatbush, 15-room, two-family, detached: on 40x100; first morigage $5,200 in ravings bank at 5 per sacrifice for $3,700 cash. Particulars sent by addressing TATE. Box 20. Eagle office. LOOK at 091 Elmore place (East 22d corner Farragut road.

10 rooms, with garage. hell. rent or exchange. Also 1316 President st. hear Albany av.

new -family stone, 18 rooins, driveway. Open daily. ELLIOTT, 44 Court st, 24-7 $7,500: HANCOCK ST: handsome, 2-story basement, complete two-family brownstone: 12 rooms, baths: dumbwalter; a real bargain; owner leaving city must sell; possession at unce. KETCHAM 129 Raiph av. 29-3 TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

Four 2-story and cellar brick houses. each 20 k47: 5 ronins with ranges, tubs and gas; ituate 29 to 35 Carlton av. If bought together. may remain at Must be sold. ISAAC IL CARY, 200 Fulton st; telephone 3:12 Main.

-Elegant corner detached Queen Anne residence, three stories: Brighton Beach elevated station: to sell at sacrifice: 11 rooms, bath: hot water heated; stable, garage; lirge garden front and rear; plot 50x126; all latest must be seen to apprecinte. SIBLING. 227 Fulton st, Brooklyn. Telephone 2440 Main. 43-2 Bargain-St.

John's pl. nr. Sth av. hir. subway: 3-sty.

de up-to-date hotne, 11 rms, baths; hardwood floors; open plumb: beautiful wondwork: artistirally decorated: exceptional improvements made by previous owner; Worth $13.000: bi ek to ca.r lines: vacant; must be sold: price want offer. KERSON, C. Flatbush av.cor. Pros. FOR SALE -BY EXECUTORS 189 REID AVENUE 171 REID AVENUE 173 REID AVENUE.

GEO. W. McKENZIE. St. 189 Montagne mwssu $31,000 FLATBUSH $31,000 RICH MAN'S HOME SELECT LOCORNER, HANDSOME HOUSE.

CENTER BILLIARD 2 BATHS BEST RANGES, HEATING SYSTEM, SPACIOUS PORCH, LARGE PLOT; LET ME SHOW YOU. JOHN WATT. 1521 ROAD, OR RUGBY ROAD. Tel. 4800 or 4501 Flatbush 26-3t suws 1540 UnionS St.

Near Albany TYPICAL. MODERN HIGH-CLASS STONE DWELLING. $8,485 Open afternoons or tel. 7211-W Midwood. COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE, TO LET OR EXCHANGE.

Long Island. ROCKVILLE CENTRE; to rent, 7-room house; all improvements; rent $22. OWNER, 7 Utica av, or tel. 3569 Bedford. 27-7 FOR SALE, old farm house, 12 rooms; plenty fruit and shade trees; plot 183x259; central to depot, churches, school and Long Island Sound.

Apply to BYRON LEAMING, Stony Brook, Long Island. 26-7 SMALL Elegant location, rich soil, fine roads, big town, hour out; $25 cash; balance $6 monthly. C. JOHNSON, 895 Bridge st, Brooklyn. ACTRESS going to Europe has no use for her chicken farm, with 6-room house, all in good shape; give buyer possession at once; $12 monthly; handy to station and trolley; hour out; fare would like small down payment.

The Owner, inquire in store, 895 Bridge st, Brooklyn. 27-3 1 New York. A. 165 ACRE FARM, near Lake Mohonk; house, seven rooms; well watered; good elevation; $40 acre; Ititle cash. CODLING.

NORTHPORT, 24-7 New dorsey. Attractive homes and plots; low ROSELLE P. prices; J. OLDE, easy terms. Elizabeth.

Sale or rent. 05-10t suw OUT OF TOWN HOUSE TO RENT, EAST ORANGE-12-room, $76 house. will rent now for $60 to good tenant; all improvements; electricity, parquet floors 1st and 2d stories throughout; 2 plazzas, large grounds, shaded; high elevation; finest location; 4 minutes from Grove st station, Road, 168 North Grove st. Interview 'owner. N.

A. MERRITT, 137 Livingston av, New Brunswick, N. J. 'Phone 137-J. 25-2t 8 COZY COUNTRY HOME BARGAIN, $5000.

EASY TERMS. Has seven fine rooms, bath, stone cellar, laundry, electric light, parquet, floors, large verandas, all. olty conveniences; 750 feet elevation; near two lakes; actual lake rights 8'0 to purchaser of this fine property; 47 min. to N. Y.

City; select neignvorhood of country homes; neighborhood tennis, boating and social organizations; near station of Lackawanna R. no brokers. Address GEORGE ROFF, 170 Broadway, N. Y. City.

Room 610. Tel. 1521-Cort. DISSOLUTION NOTICES. STATE OF NEW YORK.

OFFICE OF THE Secretary of State, This certifcate, issued In duplicate, hereby certifles that the PARKVILLE SASH AND DOOR COMPANY, a domestic stock corporation, has fled in this office 011 this 27th day of October, 1913, papers for the voluntary dissolution of such corporation under Section 221 of the General Corporation Law, and that it appears therefrom that such corporation has complied with said section in order to be dissolved. Witness my hand and the seal of office of the Secretary of State, at the City of Albany, this twenty-seventh day (L. of October, one thousand nine hundred and thirteen. OARL VOGEL, Deputy Secretary of State. 029-2t SPECIAL NOTICES.

PLAYGROUND AND GYMNASIUM ATTENDANT (MALE), GRADE 1. Certifeation will be made from this list for Playground and Gymnasium Instructor. application delivered at the office of the Commission, by inall or otherwise. after THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1913, will be accepted. Application blanks will be mailed upon request, but the Commission will not guarantee the delivery of the same.

Applications, forwarded by mail, upon which postage Is not fully prepaid, will not be accepted. Applicants must be citizens of the United States and residents of the State of New York. The subjects and weights of the examination are: Practical Test, required. Duties, required. Experience, 2.

required on the final average. A paysical examination will be held. Only those who pass the physical examination will be summoned for the practical test. Only those who pass the practical test will be moned for the mental examination. Applications for this examination must be filed on a special blank.

Form B. Experience blanks will be issued with the applications, and must be filed with the Commission at the time of filing applications. Candidates should be able to Instruct boys In. athletic and fleld games and to organize athletic meets. The age limits are 21 to 40 years.

The usual salary is $3 per day. Vacancies constantly occur. F. A. SPENCER.

Secretary. 16-4t th tu MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, 299 Broadway, New York. October 16, 1913. -PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that applications will be received from THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1913, TO 4 P.M., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1013, for the position of LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF New York-Martha N. Cohenno, plaintiff, against Kate E. Price, George W. Price. Frank T.

Morrill. Annie F. Morrill and Edgeverne Realty Company, Ocean and Bay Front Improvement Company, domestic corporations, defendant8-Trial desired in the County of Queens --Summons--To the above-named defendants: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this action serve a copy of your answer on the plaintin's attorney 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 be taken against you by default for the relief demanded In the July 24, 1913. EPH.

A. KARELSEN. Plaintiff's Attorney. Office and Postoffice Address, 87 Nassau street, Manhattan. New York City.

To the defendant, Anna F. Morrili: The foregoing summons is served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of the Hon. Frederlek E. Crane, one of the Justices of the Supreme Court for the State of New York, dated the 8th day of October, 1918. and filed with the complaint in the office of the Clerk of the County of Queens at Jamaica.

in the Borough and County of Queens, City and State of New York, on the 9th day of October, New York, October 14th. 1913. EPH. A. KARELSEN, Plaintiff's Attorney.

Office and Postoffice Address, 87 Nassau street, Manhattan, New York City. 015-7t-w NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF KINGS--Albert A. Bunce. plaintim, against Safe Realty Corporation, Ray Rothchild, Helen Duvinage, Julius Seaslerano, Mercedes Sessler, his wife, and Emma Campbell.

defendants. Action No. 2-To the above-named defendants: You are hereby summoned to answer the cO11plaint in this action, and to serve a copy of answer 011 the plaintiff's 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 be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the complaint. -Dated New York, August 29. 1913.

BRUSSEL BEEBE. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office and Post ORice address, 41 Wall street, Borough of Manhattan, City of New York. To Emma Campbell: The foregoing summons is served upon you, by publication, pursvant to an order of Hon. David F.

Manning. Justice of the Supreme Court. dated the 29th day of Oc'ober. 1919. and fled with the complaint In the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings.

at the Borough of Brooklyn, CIty of New York. County of Kings and State of New York. Yours, BRUSSEL BEEBE. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office and Post Office address, 41 Wall street, Borough of Manhattan, City of New York.

029 6t THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW York. by the grace nf God free and independent- To American Surety Company, Rosina Monaco, Vincenzo Monaco, Vincenzo Monaco. Rosina Monaco and the Consul General of Italy, in New York--Send greeting: You and each of you are hereby cited and required to Appear before our Surrogate of the County of Kings, at a Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to be held at the Hall of Recorda, in the County of Kings. on the 17th day of December, 1913, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to attend the judicial settlement of the account of Alfonso Monaco and Rosina Monaco, as administrators of GIUSEPPE MONACO. deceased.

And let the above named infants then and there show cause why a special guardian should not be appointed to appear for them on said judicial settlement. In testimony whereof we have caused the senl of our said Surrogate' Court to be hereunto affixed. Witness, Hon. Herbert T. Ketcham, Surrogate (L.

our said County, at the County of Kings, the 97th day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirteen. JOHN H. McCOOEY, 023 xd3 Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF A.

Bunce, against Safe Realty Corporation, Ray Rothehild. Phillin Barber and Sarah Barber, his wife, and Emma Campbell. defendants. Action No. 1-To the above-named defendants: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint In this action, and to serve a copy of your anon the paintift's attorneys within twenty days after the service of this summons, elusive of the day of service, and in case of! your failure to appear, or answer.

judgment will be taken against you by default for the rellef demanded In the New York, August 29, 1913. BRUSSEL BEEBE. Attorneys for Plaintiff, Once and postomee address, 41 Wall street, Borough of Manhattan, City of New York. To Emma Campbell: The foregoing summons is served upon you, by publication, purFuant to an order of Hon. David P.

Manning. Justice of the Supreme Court, dated the 29th day of October, 1913, and fled with the comp'aint in the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings at the Borough ot Brooklyn, City of New York, County of Kings and State of New York. Yours BRUSSEL BEERE. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office and postoffice address, 41.

Wall street, arcugh of Manhattan, City of New York. 329 6t Money Saving Opportunities MISCELLANEOUS. PACK'S Buys old jewelry, sliver, anCURIOSITY tiques, pawn tickets, SHOP highest prices. 73 Flatbush av. 025-32t BIRDS, CATS AND DOGS.

FOR SALE, two English bulldogs, about months old. 28 Morrell st, Brooklyn. 29-2 FOR SALE, an unusual opportunity to buy a speaking parrot; laughs, sings, whistles; price, with cage, $25. To be seen at Mrs. M.

WOOLCOTT'S, 937 Gravesend av, Brooklyn. CLOTHING. HANDSOME suit, draped skirt, latest style coat, size 38; new cost $65 a week ago; sell at once, $35. 610 6th st, Brooklyn. FOR SALE.

Lady In mourning, going South: seal coat. full length, latest style; tallored suit, new; two evening dresses; telephone 6389 Flatbush. 23-7 FURNITURE. OAK diningroom set for sale, cheap. 550 Decatur st, basement.

28-3 FOR SALE, oak dresser and sideboard, $15 each; overstuffed chair, velvet rug, 10.6x14, $10. 16 South Oxford st. FURNITURE repaired, varnished and polished, at your own home. GOTTSCHALK, 65 Sumner av, Brooklyn. FURNITURE S.

Feather Mattresses Beds, 1004-1012 bought. Hair Fulton st. Phone 5889 Prospect. ON account of going West, will sell entire furnishing of six rooms; used a short time; excellent chance for newly married couple; no dealers considered. Box 81, Eagle office, 26-7 FURS.

MAGNIFICENT White Fox set; genuine; double animal scarf and beautiful half-moon pillow muff, $20; cost $80; absolutely brand new; will call. Address SACRIFICE, Eagle office. 28-2 PIANOS AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. STEINWAY upright, cost excellent condition: $200 cash, quick sale. B.

J. HOPE, 154 Fulton st; phone 2583 Main. BREAKING up housekeeping; make a cash offer for my piano; only a few months old; cost $350, and will sell for best cash offer Address C. Box 19, Eagle office. 23-7 TYPEWRITERS.

Typewriters (Visible) Rented; modern service: cheapest rate. 'Phone Main 5581. Quick delivery. General T.W. 70 Washington BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

$2,000 WILL BUY THRIVING BOARDING HOUSE BUSINESS IN MANHATTAN ONE BLOCK FROM CENTRAL PARK, VI- CINITY OF 70TH STREET. Two beautiful houses next to each other. One for rooming and one for dining. Filled to capacity at present. Three doctors among pres, ent occupants, each on 3-year leases.

Rent of both houses $312 per month. Will remain with purchaser for winter. Reason for selling is to look after interests in West. Best references furnished. Address J.

H. Box 13, Eagle office. 26-7 12-ROOM house, nicely furnished, always Alled: excellent location; fine good profits: sacrifice quick buyer. 469 State st, Brooklyn. 24-1 ORNAMENTAL structural iron works; electric power; established 1896; same management; champion location; owner retiring.

6610 2d av, Brookiyn. 24-7 FOR SALE, high-class cafe, near subway; 16-year lease; low rent; price $40,000. F. T. Eagle office.

29-2 FINE grocery business in good location of Brooklyn. J. W. WITBECK, 30 East 42d st. 26-7 HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETC.

COMPLETE TURNOUT-ALL $75. JUST RETURNED FROM THE COUNTRY. Will sacrifice 10 first person answering this advertisement, safe, gentle, fast family road horse; suit business or pleasure; elegant rubber-tired carriage and harness, robe, all for $75; cost $225. 29-2 Call today. Telephone 4881 Bedford.

MADISON ST, Corner Brooklyn. Nostrand av. LEGAL NOTICES. Yours, HARRY L. THOMPSON, Attorney for Plaintiff.

omce and Post Office Address, 175 Remsen street, Brookiyn, New York City. COUNTY COURT, KINGS COUNTY--Ethel M. Cowen, committee of the person and estate of Gustaf Schott, an incompetent, plaintiff, against Yorklan Realty Company, William 1. Richter and Mrs. William F.

Richter, his wife, it any; Nathaniel A. Reed and Mre. Nathaniel A. Reed, his wife, if any; Frank L. Tyson and Mrs.

Frank L. Tyson, his wife, if any; Jacob D. Ranck and Jane E. Ranck, his wife; Caroline Goepfert, Christopher Muller, John H. Recknagel, George Conrad, defendants and each of them: You are hereby summoned -Summons -To the above-named defendants to answer the complaint in this action, and to serve a copy of your answer on the plaintiff's attorney within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of vice, and in case of your failure to appear, or answer, judgment will be taken demanded against you the by default, for the rellef in complaint.

Dated, Brooklyn, New York City, June 14, 1913. HARRY L. THOMPSON. Plaintiff's Attorney. Office and Post Office Address.

No. 170 Rem. sen street. Brooklyn, New York City. To William F.

Richter, defendant above named: The foregoing summons is served upon by publication pursuant to an order of Hon. Norman S. Dike, County Judge of Kings County, dated the 29th day of September, 1013, and filed with the complaint in the office of the Clerk of Kings County at the Hall of Records, Borough of Brooklyn, City and State New York, September 23th 1013, the original of said complaint having been flied in sald Clerk's office June 16th, 1913. o1-6t-W SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTYMary E. Michel, plaintiff, against Adolf Magnusson and others, defendants--In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered in the above entitled action, and bearing date the 18th day of September.

1913. I. the undersigned. the referee In sald to judgment the highest bidder. by William H.

Smith, named, will sell at public auction, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 189 Montague street, In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings. on the 20th day of November, 1913. at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed by said Judgment to that be sold certain and lot, therein piece or described parcel as follows: with the buildings and improvements erected thereon, situate, lying and being in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings. City and State of New York, and bounded and described A8 follows, Beginning at A point on the northwesterly side of Dahlgren place.

which point is distant two hundred and fifty (250) feet southwesterly from the southwesterly corner of Dahlgren place and Eighty-elghth street: running thence northwesterly and parallel with Eighty-eighth street one hundred and twenty-five (125) feet; running thence southwesterly and parallel with Dah gren place (25) feet: running thence southeasterly again parallel with Eighty-eighth street one hundred and twenty-Ave (125) feet to the northwesterly side of Dahlgren place; running thence northeasterly again parallel with Dah'gren place along the northwesterly side of Dahlgren place twenty-fve (25) feet to the point or place of beginning. Also all the right, title and interest in Dahleren place to the center line thereof. -Dated October 29th, 1913. W. ROSSITER REDMOND, Referee.

Daniel J. McParland, Attorney for Plaintiff, 44 Court street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 029 6t THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW FORK, by the grace of God free and independent--Bernard J. Higgins, Paul Higgins, Ellen Higgins, Hugh Higgins, Elizabeth Higgins, Bridget Shieis, Frank Higgins, Higgins.

Mae Metcalfe Fisher. Kathleen Brindley, Peter Higgins, St. John's Brindley. Orphans Asylum. Nellie Higgins, Annie St.

Vincent de Paul Society, James Hopkins. Thomas Quinn, Thomas Casey and National Surety Company, rend greeting: You and each of you are hereby cited and required to appear before our Surrogate of the County of at a Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to be held at the Hall of Records, in the County of Kings, on the 1ith day of December, 1913, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, then and there to attend the Judicial settlement of the account of Bernard J. Higgins, AS administrator. w111 with the will of annexed of the and testament HUGH HIGGINS. deceased, and the Judicial construction and determination of the res duarv clause of said last will and testament of said HUGH HIGGINS.

deceased. And let the above named infanta then and there show cause why a special guardian should not be appointed for them on said judicial settlement. In witness whereof we have caused the seal of our maid Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. Witness, Hon. Herbert T.

Ketcham, Surrogate of (Seal) our said County, at the County of Kings, the 24th day of October, In the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirteen. JOHN H. McCOOEY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. O'Leary Garbe, Attorneys for Administrator, 88 Park Row, New York City, o27 6t Cards, Church Programs.

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Special Attention to (tone-work). Vote "Mr. Leon is a specialist, and in the 1 "Oscar Leon, the well-known teacher few years of his teaching has won a of singing, has produced results even high reputation." with voices that were given up by other -From The Musical Leader. teachers as hopeless cases." -From the New York Tribune. Appointments by Letter Studio: AEOLIAN HALL, New York SCHOOL INFORMATION At The Engle Information Bureaus.

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MEMORY TRAINING Mr. Felix Berol, "the man who never forgets," will give a course in Memory Training, beginning with Free opening session, Friday, October 24, 1913, 8 P.M. Eight Lessons, 85. Enroll Now. Y.

M. C. A. CENTRAL BRANCH, 11 Bond St, near Fulton. Telephone Main 3832.

DRAWING AND PAINTING. Day evening classes; oll, water color, china, cast and life. De SEVERINUS, 404 Gates av.1 06-8t su MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. THE HANAU 1108 Bergen CONSERVATORY near OF Nostrand MUSIC, Av. MAURICE Z.

HANAU, Director. Established 25 years. Each year larger enrollinents and greater success, due to our attractive methods and progressiveness. Our scholars enjoy their work. Music should be a piensure.

We make It so. of service, and in case of your failure to appear, or answer, judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded In the New York, September 9th, 1913. A. L. KALMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff.

Office and Postoffice Address, 99 Nassau street, Manhattan Borough, New York City. To Sophie Schiawitz: The foregoing summons is served upon you by publication pur- suant to an order of Hon. Lester W. Clark, one of the Justices of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, dated, September 22nd, 1313, and filed with the complaint in the office of the Clerk of the County of ngs. in the County Courthouse, in the Borough of lyn, City of New York, on September 23rd, 1913.

-Dated, September 23rd, 1913. A. L. KALMAN. Attorney for Plaintiff.

Nassau street, Borough of Manhattan. New York City. 824-6t LEGAL NOTICES. COUNTY COURT, KINGS COUNTYEsther Bilofsky, plaintiff, against Hyman Gold, and others, defendants. In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered in the above entitled action, and bearing date the 27th day of October, 1913, the undersigned, the referee, in said judgrent named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by Charles Shongood, Auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No.

189 Montague street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the 20th day of November, 1913. at 12 o'clock noon, the premises directed by said judgment to be sold, and therein described as follows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with the buildings 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, to wit: Beginning at a point on the westerly side of Louisiana avenue, distant one hundred (100) feet southerly from the corner formed by the intersection of the southerly side of Hegeman avenue, with the westerly side of Louisiana avenue, running thence westerly, sixty-five (65) feet; thence southerly, forty (40) feet; thence easterly, and partly through a party wall, sixty-five (65) feet to the westerly side of Louisiana avenue, and thence northerly along the same, forty (40) feet to the point or place of beginning. -Dated, October 28, 1913. BENJAMIN HOCK.

Referee. Kiendl, Smyth Gross, Plaintiff's Attorneys, 2590 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 029-6t SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF New York, County of Kings-Jacob schlawitz, plaintiff, against Sophie Schiawitz, defendant. Summons.

Trial desired in Kings County. Action for an absolute divorce. To the abovenamed defendant: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this action, and to serve a copy of within your answer days on the after plain- the tiff's attorney twenty service of this summons, exclusive of the day From now till Election Day, Mr. Candidate, you are going to be a mighty busy man. Between addressing meetings and visiting constituents you will not find time to cover all the ground intended.

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B. R. T. EMPLOYES FINED Three Found Guilty of Assault on John Gordon. Whon arraigned before Justice.

Collins in the Court of Special Sessions yesterday, James A. Bell, an inspector; Michael Dougherty and Martin Joyce, collectors, all employed by the B. R. were found guilty of having assaulted John Gordon, of Bath Beach, on the evening ofJuly 9, while he was a passenger on Bath Beach train bound for Park Row. Each of the three men were fined $25.

Mr. Gordon, who was the complainant, testified that he was on his way to Manhattan from his home in Bath Beach. He transferred from an Eighty-sixth street car to a West End elevated train. Mr. Gordon alleges that when the train arrived at the Thirty -sixth street station, where all tickets are taken up, the collector refused to accept his check because it had been punched an hour later than the time he made the transfer, and demanded another fare.

Gordon refused and an altercation ensued. The three men are said to have ejected Gordon from the car and beat him badly, until he was rescued by a crowd of passers-by. A policeman placed the four men under arrest. A counter charge of assault brought. against oGrdon was dismissed.

OUR LADY OF LOURDES FAIR. Old Home Week Is One of the Principal Features. The members of the parish church of Our Lady of Lourdes are commemorating the forthieth anniversary of the founding of the parish by holding "An Old Home Week Celebration." This celebration which consists of an entertainment and fair, commenced on last Saturday evening, and will last till the end of this week. Invitations were sent to all the old members of the parish who have moved away from the neighborhood. The fair was well attended.

This evening the Knights of Columbus will attend in a body, and on Thursday, the Holy Name Society. The basement of the church where the fair is being held is very tastefully decorated, and there are a great number of handsome objects displayed on the different tables. With the proceeds of the fair, the pastor, the Very Rev. W. J.

McAdam, hopes to build a new parochial school to replace the old wooden building now in use. The different booths are in charge of the priests of the parish, Father McAdamn in charge of the Holy Name table, Father O' Loughlin in charge of Young Men's Club table, Father Malloy, the Holy Rosary Soclety table; Father Donahue, the League of the Sacred Heart table. The committees in charge of the different tables are as follows: Holy Name Society table, Mrs. A. Brown, Mrs.

A. Galligher, Mrs. E. Galligher, Mrs. Meimus, Mrs.

Hooligan, Mrs. Rottmarhen, Mrs. Stebbins, Miss Varrow, Miss McElroy, Miss Clancey and Mias Kerrigan. Young Men's Lourdes Parish Club and Dramatic Society- William A. Riegel, E.

Bresslin, Joseph McDonough, Maher, D. Finucane, Alex Scherrer, T. McComb, F. McNamara, H. Fanning, J.

Higgins, B. Weber, C. Francis, D. Turnet, E. Rieder, Anna Welsh, Julia Weber.

May Smith, Ellen Turner, Alice Toomey, Helen Robins, May Parks, Ruth Newman, Veronica Higgins, Evelyn Higgins. Holy Rosary Soclety table--Mrs. J. Ryan, Mrs. T.

Haverty, Miss Mary O' Brien, Mrs. Rarrett, Mrs. J. Feeney, Mrs. O' Hanlon, Mrs.

Goelow. Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Broch, Mrs. Sullivan.

Mrs. Duhigg. Refreshment table--Miss Mary Graham, Miss JCla Graham, Mary Brennan, Lordetta Friel, Bessie McCullugh, Statia Phelan, Julia Weber, Estolle Graham, Harriet Godlowe, Myra Godlowe, Carrie Bowne, Anna Alexander, M. Smith. M.

Barrett, M. Bernard. F. Carroll, E. Kertcher, M.

Burkett, M. Gafney. C. O' Brien, C. Donlin, A.

McGowan, L. McGowan, Mrs. Nichoison, Mrs. Meininget, Mrs. Short.

League of the Sacred Heart table--Miss McGIll, Miss Nyland, Miss M. O' Brien, Miss Denlar, Miss Cross, Miss Kelleher, Miss Gaffner, Mre. Darbey. Apron table--Mrs. Ennis, Mrs.

Frank Key Kelly, Miss Nyland, Mrs. McDonough, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Recalaro, Mrs. O' Brien.

HAVE WOMEN GUESTS. Sea Cliff, L. October 29-The first! "ladies of the season, under the direction of the Men's League of Sea ClIff, was held last evening at the auditorium in the new school and attracted between 800 and 1,000 people. It was "An Evening in Scotland," and the League had arranged a most excellent entertainment for their guests. The programme included overture, Beta Sigma orchestre; lantern slides on Scotland Beautiful, with remarks by the Rev.

William R. Watson, rector of St. Luke's Episcopal Church; bagpipes, Robert Espie of Clan MacPherson; monologues, James MacDougal of Glasgow, Scotch comedian; Scotch dances, Miss Espie; Scotch impersonations, Mr. MacDougal; soprano, Mrs. E.

Miller; recitation, Miss Porter; "Auld Lang Syne," by orchestra and audience. Y. M. H. A.

PLAN TO DANCE. Rockaway Beach, October 29-The Young Men's Hebrew Association of Rockaway Beach is planning to hold its annual ball in Arion Hall on the evening of December 6. The committee in charge of the affair is: S. Gottlieb, chairman; L. Simon, secretary: W.

Gottlieb, W. Rothchild, A. Samuels, M. Well and J. Jacobs Headed by an exact copy of Philadelphia's famous Liberty Bell, more than 7,000 women will march in Brooklyn's suffrage parade next Saturday, by way of a pre-election demonstration.

The bell has been loaned by Mrs. Katherine Wentworth Ruschenberger of the Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage party. The float will be drawn by twelve young women garbed in white. All of the Brooklyn suffrage organizations, several Manhattan, and many from other cities, will march. Scores of foreign countries will be represented, many of the women marching in their national costumes.

Several hundred women will be mounted. Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, now head of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance, will march for the first time, when she appears in line on Saturday. She will have a guard of honor of Ave young women, representing Finland, Iceland, Australia, New Zealand and Norway. James Lee Laidlaw will march at the head of the Men's League for Women Suffrage, of which he is president, and the Rev.

John Howard Melish, rector of Trinity Church, Brooklyn, will head the Kings County Men's League for Woman Suffrage. There will be no scarcity of bands, and Commissioner Waldo has promised to supply a squad of mounted police to lead the parade. Second in interest to the Liberty Bell probably will be the two women, who in an automobile, will ride directly behind it. They are the sole surviving members of the original woman suffrage party, organized in 1869, which was known iLS the Brooklyn Woman Suffrage Association. One of these women served through the Civil War as an Army nurse.

The National Woman Suffrage party's national congressional committee, headed by Alice Paul, chairman, will take part. Dr. Anna Howard Shaw will head the National American Suffrage Asso-, clation. She will be surrounded by a guard of honor, each guard representing a State where women have the ballot. Every member of the guard will wear a red, white and blue "voter's sash," as a sign that in her home State she has equal suffrage with man.

The Woman Suffrage party will have at its head Miss Mary Garrett Hay and Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw. Mrs. Harriett Stanton Blatch will lead the Women's Political Union; Mrs. Charles L.

Tiffany the Collegiate Equal Suffrage League, of which she is president. Other organizations that will be in line are the Equal Franchise Society, Mrs. Howard Mansfeld, president; Political Equality League, Mrs. O. H.

P. Belmont, president; New York State Women's Suffrage Association, Mrs. Raymond Brown, president; Kings County Woman Suffrage Society, Mrs. R. C.

Talbot-Perkins, president. The Woman's Suffrage party of Brooklyn, which has an active membership of 12,000, will turn out 2,000 marchers, headed by Mrs. Charles H. Winslow and twenty young women on horseback. A delegation from the Central Federated Union will appear with the Kings County Men's League for Woman Suffrage.

Some of the representatives of the latter organization will be mounted. The Kings County branch of the Women's Political Union will parade, There will be a score of suffrage organizations from Long Island towns, a section of negro suffragets, a delegation of women from Austria, accompanied by a mounted brigade; a delegation from the New Jersey Woman Suffrage Association, headed by Mrs. Fleichert, the president of that body: a section of women from foreign; countries, including 100 Norwegian suffragets. The parade will start from Grant Square, on Bedford avenue, at 3 p.m. It will turn into Lafayette avenue; thence to South Oxford street, to Hanson place, to State street, to Nevins street, to Schermerhorn street, disbanding at the Baptist Temple, where a mass meeting will be held.

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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office of the Supervising Architect, Washington, D. October 10. 1913- Sealed proposals will be received at this office until 3 p.m., November 8, 10:3. and then opened, for changes in lighting syatem in the United States Post Office, Brooklyn, N.

in accordance with the drawing and CHURCH TO CELEBRATE. St. Paul's German Evangelical Congregation, Jamaica, to Observe Fortieth Birthday. Jamaica, L. October 29-St.

Paul's German Evangelical Church, of which tho Rev. Frederick Stoebener is pastor, will hold appropriate exercises on Monday, November 3, and on every day thereafter until Thursday, November 6, iu commemoration of the fortieth anniversary of the establishment of the church at Jamaica. The services next Sunday will be in anticipation of the anniversary, and 2 on Monday the first commemorative exercises will be held at 7:45 p.m. The speaker will be the Rev. John F.

Keru, of Orange Valley, N. J. There will be music by the Jamaica Saengerbund. On Tuesday evening the Rev. L.

William Hones, of Roscoe, N. son of a former pastor, will speak, and there will be several soloists. On Wednesday the German ministers of the Classis will meet, and the Saengerbund will sing again. Thursday evening the pastors of the different Protestant churches in Jamaica will join in extending congratulations to Pastor Stoebener. GOSPEL MISSION'S 20 YEARS.

Anniversary of the Starting to Be Celebrated Next Thursday Evening. College Point, L. October 29-The twentieth anniversary of the Gospel Mission Church will be celebrated with impressive ceremonies on Thursday evening. L. W.

Mintord some years ago heard of the work of the mission and offered to bulld a chapel. His offer was accepted, and on October 22, 1893, the present building, situated ed on the northeast corner Fourth avenue and Fourteenth street, was dedicated entirely free of debt and without a cent die cost to the people of College Point. On October 8, 1909, the church was incorporated under the laws of the State of New York. The Rev. J.

H. Stumpf, the present pastor, was installed September 1, 1905. OPEN BASKETBALL SEASON. Rockaway Beach, L. Atlantic A.

basketball team opened its basketball season last Thursday and suf-' tered defeat at the hands of the Bronx Catholic Club, 30-26. The Atlantics will play at home every Thursday night and" first class teams desiring games can address the manager. Out of town games can also be booked with the Atlantio A. A. WILL WED FLUSHING MAN.

(Special to The Eagle.) Englewood, N. October 29-Mr. a and Mrs. Frederick A. Farley, of Chestnut street, have announced the engagement of both their daughters.

Miss Helen E. Farley has become engaged to James Barclay Bleecker, of Flushing, L. while Miss Edith V. Farley will be married to the Rev. Carl Stridsberg, curate at St.

Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church..