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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. XEW YOItK. MONDAY. JUNE 19. 1911.

CORPORATION NOTICES. The New even worse than the discredited system of appointment by an entire legislative body. The two Democratio commissioners are to be appointed, within twenty days after the act takes effect, by the Democratic aldermen, or a majority of them. The Tammany Demoorats, of course, would bo able to out-vote the AFTER LEVY BILL not appear In the original print of the bUl, which was the only form In which members of the caucus were permitted to examine It before the caucus voted. The attempt thus to bind Democratic Assemblymen to support a bill so utterly different from what they might reasonably have supposed that bill to be, is something for which the leaders of the caucus should be compelled to make explanations to their followers.

"The proposal to legislate out of office the present election commissioners should be considered In connection with the recent history of the Board of Elections. After an Investigation by the Commissioner of Accounts, the Mayor, at the beginning of this year, appointed a new Board of Elections, upon which is only one member of the previous board. The Mayor's refusal to accept the recommendations of the Brooklyn Democratic organization for the appointment of James Kane led to an effort by Mr. Kane to have the Mayor's action In respect to him declared illegal. No doubt, the Brooklyn Assemblymen will be told that the ripper provisions legislating the Board of Elections out of office were inserted in the Levy bill largely as a result of Mayor Oaynor's refusal to accept the dictation of the Brooklyn Democratic organization In regard to one of the appointments.

The question arises, however, whether the Brooklyn Democratic Assemblymen are so resentful over this action of Mayor Gaynor that they will vote for the bill even at the cost of losing their legal right to have a Brooklyn Democrat on the Board of Elections. The relations between the Brooklyn Democratic organization and Tammany Hall have not always been so pleasant and cooperative as to Justify a sagacious Democratic politician in giving Tammany Hall the right to decide whether a Brooklyn Democrat shall serve on this board. Would that not be a case of the' Moosehead Entirely Rebuilt MORE than in $300,000 have been expended remodelling, enlarging and refinish-ing. Luxurious appointments, perfect service and a famous cuisine make the New Mt. Kineo unrivalled among summer resorts.

The hotel is now managed by the Ricker Hotel who have made famous "The Poland Springs" and "The Samoset," Rockland, Maine. The genius of this family for hotel keeping has made their name the synonym for all that the most particular taste can Kineo is in the heart of the Maine forest on beautiful Moosehead Lake. Golf and tennis at their best, canoeing, motor boating, bathing and fishing or mountain climbing, riding and driving for those who love the woods. Dances, music, cards and pleasant companion, ship round out a delightful summer life. Through Pullman Service leaving New York from Grand Central Terminal in the evening and reaching Kineo in the forenoon (Dining Cars).

The journey itself through picturesque New England is a delight. Brooklyn Democrats and elect two Man hattan men to the Board of Elections. The Reupblican aldermen, or a majority of them, are to select the two Republi can members of the Board of Elections, and therefore the Republican members might also come from a single borough. "This Is by all odds the most thor oughly vicious election bill which has ever been sought to be folstered upon the people of the state. No wonder the caucus was asked to act upon It blind folded." SABBATH SCHOOL GRADUATES Diplomas Awarded to 27 by Hebrew Educational Society.

The graduation exercises of the Hebrew Educational Society Sabbath school was held last night in the lower audi torlum of the society building, Pitkin aenue and Watklns street. Over five hundred were present to see the diplomas for completion of a course in Jewish history awarded to three boys and twenty-four girls. An excellent musical and literary programme was also given by the graduates. Chief Magistrate Otto Kempner delivered the address to the graduates and the parents. He devoted the greater part of his address to uttering words of praise to the graduates tor their Bplendld showing and congratulating the superintendent and his staff of voluntary workers in the Sabbath school.

In commenting upon the number of girls being graduated as compared to the small number of boys, Judge Kempner said: "We owe to the mother of Isreal the devotion that the Jewish race has shown to all. To-day It is our Jewish girls that are going to be the mainstay of the Jewish race." In the Introductory address, the chairman of the evening, Dr. Charles S. Bern-helmer, the superintendent of the Hebrew Educational Society, took occasion to state that Jews of a real patriotic feeling do not try to express this feeling by demanding a Jewish regiment and a Jewish armory. There should be no more a Jewish regiment than one for Catholics, or for people of any other religion.

"We Bhould all be one on the question of patriotism." The graduates of the Hebrew Educational Society Sabbath school are: Sarah Resnik, Benjamin Kogut, Sarah G. Cohen, Lena Goldstein, Pauline B. Opscowltch, Florence Sakrals, Dora Simon, Harry L. Stern, Mary Chancer, Sadie Hausman, Hannah Mahler, Clela Pincus, Gertrude V. Bernstein.

Hannah Molkln, Joseph Cohen, Jennie Fried, Mollie Ruth Lef-kowitz, Fannie Etepperin, Sarah P. Rich, Kate Anna Kaplan, Lena Brown, Abraham Lichtensteln, Reglna Drosnes, Zclda A. Klelnman, Anna Coon.ersteln. Calls It Most Thoroughly Vicious Election Measure Ever. REVIEWS CASE OF KANE.

Importance of Brooklyn Democrats Being Well Posted on the Situation. The Citliens Union has Issued a itate-ment relative to an Important feature of the new movement to Increase the powers of the Board of Aldermen. The statement deals specifically with the effort to legislate the present Election Board out of office and give the right of naming Its new members to the Alderman. The statement Is as follows: "The Levy election bill which the Democratic caucus early last week voted to support, although printed copies of the bill In its final form were not available till after the Legislature had adjourned on Friday legislates out of office the present Board of Eleotlons of New York City and provides for the choice of a new board by the Aldermen Instead of by the Mayor. These ripper provisions of the bill were not, so far an we have been able to learn, men tioned in the Democratic caucus.

One question which arises, therefore, Is as to whether the Democratic Assemblymen will consider themselves bound to support a ripper bill of this sort when they were virtually deceived into supposing that It contained no such ripper provisions. "This question will be particularly Important to the Brooklyn Democrats because the amended bill is so drawn that It would be quite possible for the Tammany majority In the Board of Aldermen to choose two Manhattan Democrats as the Democratic members of the Board of Elections, leaving the Brooklyn Democratic organization entirely unrepresented. The present law requires that one member of the Board of Elections shall be a Brooklyn Democrat. Are the Brooklyn Democratic Assemblyman willing to consider themselves bound by suoh a blind caucus to vote for giving away this right which their organization now has under the law? "These provisions of the Levy bill did Fulton Managed by "The Kickers" Luxury in the Wilderness Convenient to New York 0 Lake, Maine For helpful literature address ADVERTISING, BUREAU South Station; Boston, Mass. For ticket an apace call or sen It CITY TICKET OFFICE 1 7 1 Broadway Kew York Ticket Offics aoi sr nU Eaveryouuniff miuuviaui.

ui Kan i AtlLlUU UillUfi Off ItR nnso in anlta Ha fod.l la matter of wonder whether the leaders of the Brooklyn Democratic organization have been tricked Into agreement with Tammany upon any such programme. "From the public's viewpoint the ripper provisions of the Levy bill are vicious to the last degree. There la no question here, as Senator Orady would have us believe is the case with the other ripper bills, of taking back from the Republicans some stolen goods. It is apparent that Tammany would legislate out of office the present Board of Elections because It Is not so subservient to machine influences as previous boards. Tammany has been far more successful of late in controlling the Board of Aldermen than In Its effortB to control the Mayor.

Therefore, says Tammany, the Mayor shall no longer appoint the Board of Elections and the board he has already appointed for a two-year term must go out of office within twenty days from the time we succeed In passing one eleotlon bill. This Is the way the thing frames up from the point of view of the public. "The Levy bill, however, does not permit all of the aldermen to participate In the choice of any single member of the Board of Elections. In this respect, It Is BROOKLYN Announcement No. 64 Color Tile Best of Is The Denver Special leaves Chicago 6.05 p.

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and Bridge Streets, Brooklyn $3022 Rfripd Dmnwr, Colorado Spring and Pueblo from Chicago daily, beginning June 1st, via Chicago. Union Pacific and North Western Lin Chicago North Western Railway For rafe, apply to I'lcket Aaents of i'hicaao lAnes. or ad flresa CORPORATION NOTICES. the eatd line midway between Bast Booond street and Gravesend avenue to the Intersection with a line midway between Ditmaa avenue and Cortelyou road; thence weatwardly, along the said line midway between Ditmaa avenue and Cortelyou road, and the prolongation thereof, to a point distant 100 feet westerly from the westerly Una of West atreet 1 thence northwardly and parallel with West atreet to the Intersection with the prolongation of a line midway between Avenue and Cortelyou road; thence eastwardly, along the said line midway between Avenue and Cortelyou road and the prolongation thereof to the intersection with a line midway between East Second street and Gravesend avenue; thence northwardly along the said line midway between East Second street and Grave-end avenue to the intersection with a line midway between Beverley road and Albemarle road; thence weatwardly, along the said Una midway between Beverley road and AJ be marie road, and the prolongation thereof, to a point distant feet westerly from the westerly line of West street; thence northwardly and parallel with West atreet to the Intersection with the prolongation of a line midway between Caton avenue and Albemarle roadi thence eastwardly, along the said line midway between Caton avenue and Albemarle road, and the prolongation thereof, to tne intersection with a line midway between West street and Gravesend avenue; thence northwardly, along the said line midway between West atreet and Gravesend avenue, and the prolongation thereof, to the Intersection with a line distant 100 feet northerly from and parallel with tho northerly line of Fort Hamilton avenue, tho said distance being measured at right anglea to the line of Fort Hamilton avenue; thenco eastwardly, along the said line parallel with Fort Hamilton avenue to the Intersection with a line midway between East Second atreet and Gravesend avenue; thence northwardly, along the aald line midway between Eaat Second street and GraveBend avenue to the intersection with a line distant 100 feet northerly from and parallel with the northerly line of Greenwood avenue, the aald distance being measured at right anglea to the line of Greenwood avenue; thence eastwardly, along the aald line, parallel with Greenwood avenue, to the Intersection with a line midway between East Sec ond street and East Third street; thence south wardly, along the aald line midway between East Second street and East Third atreet, to the Intersection with a line distant 100 feet northerly from and parallel with the northerly line of Fort Hamilton avenue, the said distance being measured at right anglea to tho line of Fort Hamilton avenue; thence eastwardly, along the aald line, parallel with Fort Hamilton avenue, to the intersection with 1 line midway between East Fourth street and East Fifth street; thence southwardly, along the said line midway between East Fourth and East Fifth atreet, to a point distant 800 feet northerly from the northerly line of Caton avenue; thence eastwardly and parallel with Caton avenue to the Intersection with at line midway between East Fifth atreet and Ocean parkway; thenoe southwardly, along tho said line midway between Bast Fifth street and Ocean parkway, to the Intersection with a line midway between Caton avenue and Albemarle road; thence eastwardly, along the said line midway between Caton avenue and Albemarle road, and the prolongation thereof, to a point distant 100 feet easterly from tho easterly line of Ocean parkway; thence southwardly, and parallel with Ocean parkway ta the Intersection with the prolongation of a lino midway between Albemarle road and Beverley road; thence westwardly, along the aald lino midway between Albemarle road and Beverley road, and the prolongation thereof, to the In teraection with a line midway between Hast Third street and East Fourth street: thenoo southwardly, along the said line midway between East Third street and East Fourth street, to the intersection with a-line midway between Avenue and Cortelyou road; thenco eastwardly, along tho said line midway between Avenue and Cortelyou road, to the Intersection with a line midway between Ocean parkway and East Seventh street; thence southwardly, along the aald line midway between Ocean parkway and East Seventh street, to the point or place of beginning. Dated Now York, June 19lh, 1911.

ARCHIBALD R. WATSON, Corporation Counsel. Hall of Records, Borough of Manhattan, Now York City, JeW 10t osU MARRIAGE LICENSES Issued in Brooklyn for Twenty-four Hours Ended at Noon To-day. Louts Stone, 48, of 470 Rockaway av, Gits! Storch, 38, of 66 Blake av. Isador Jachler, 2, of 77 Seventh at, Mhtn, Malke Bokalinsky, 20.

of 420 Pearl st. George elf rich. 67, of 4 Hausman at, Flor- entine Martinell, 60, of 4 Hausman at. Carl E. Erlkson, 24, of 5622 Third av, Blvlim S.

I. Hellegren, 21, of 6622 Third av. Isaac W. Mead, 49, of 51 East Eighty-seventh st, Josephine M. King, 32, of 23 North Seventh at.

John J. Fitz Patrick, 0f of 16 Bay Twenty-third st, Mary McDonald, 39, of 16 Bay Twenty-third street. Joseph F. Wolfelsperger, 28, of 262 Kin gal and av, Edith F. Peck, 23, of 182 Norman av.

Percy L. Anderson, 26, of 245 Sixteenth at Henrietta Schelhorn, 22, of 318 Sixteenth at. Nelson J. Young, 25, of 853 Fifty-sixth Florence M. Miller, 25, of 108 Lexington av, Henry F.

Suplnk, 32, of 144 West 141st Esther Dimand, 24, of 832 Halsey St. Orchlk Cutler, 23, of 22S Snedlker av, Dor Levenfarb, 22, of 809 Williams av. Harry Ratner, 23, of 351 Rlverdale av, Yen to. Katzman, 22, of 820 Rlverdale av. Vlnconzo iusso, 26, of 38 Carroll st, Teres Zappl, 20, of 292 Columbia st.

William Taylor, 38, of 6718 Twelfth av, Jennie M. Richmond. 83, of 451 Washington av. John Zmljewski, 28, of 52 Third ar, Kaa-mlera Borzuchowska, 20, of 653 Third av. Peter F.

Miller, 31, of 321 Jay at, Mary A Curry, 28, of 821 Jay st. Edward P. Schultz, 27, of 228 Saratoga an Yetta Schultz, 22, of 228 Saratoga av. William Stephenson, 28, of 253 Warren st, Anna E. Martin, 21, of 753 Warren et.

William A. Schnakenberg, 26, of 459 Lexington av, Catherine H. Yungjohann, 24, of 496 Hancock st. James J. Croak, 37, of 84 Columbia plaoo Anasetasla M.

Lane, 29, of 398 Degraw at. Max Chlten, 28. of 617 Christopher av, Eathoi Levlne, 22, of 109 Amboy at. Clarence F. Zlmmer, 25, of 32 Sutton av, na L.

Rudolph, 23, of 585 Morgan av. William J. McLaughlin, 27, of ISO Penn ot Mae A. SeinEotn, 21, of 83 Hart at. Haskel Z.

Cohen, 26, of 126 Johnson av, MIn-J nie Arkln, 23, of 63 Boerum st. Charles Schneasler, 23, of 25 MoDougal 'at Katherlne Spallhoff, 20, of 733 Glenmore Charles Waters, 29, of 1899 Second av, Mhtn. Henrietta H. Welllnghausen, 28, of 109 Union avenue. Giuseppe Grlsplno, 21, of 7 Garrison at.

Email Maura, 17, of 7 Garrison st. Frederic Burkhardt, 22, of 173 Decatur at, 8 phie W. Hammesfahr, 23, of 364 Eaat Ninth. Frederick Brlnkman, 40, of 977 Putnam av, Id Wiikesman, 28, of 152 Newton st. Harold P.

Hunninghoiise, 22, of 67B VandertlU av, Lillian B. Dempsey, 20, of 394 St. John's place. Jacob 20, of 3173 Pulton at. Fried Melsel, 20, of 3173 Fulton st.

Anton! Tamellss, 28, of 108 Buydam st, Dond cele Ranatila. 27, of 144 Eighteenth at. Gu stave Jacobs, 20, of 469 East 186th at, Mhtn Henrietta tckelhelmer. 25, of 53 Fifth av. John A.

Goodwin, 33, of Westchester, N. T. binma K. Huermeyer, 3H, ot 442 sixth at. Samuel Donther, 25, of Central Falls, Harah J.

Bell, 27, of 808 Bedford av. Isaac Levy, 23, of 50 Stockton at, Ida Epstein, 21. of 1S2 MofUbbin at. Leslie C. A.

Hartley, 28, of 147 Herkimer aU Ethel M. Howson, 20, of 694 Lafayette a v. Rosarlo Bracco, 29, of 61 York at. Teres Maresca, 20, of lo Richards st. Jacob 22, of 191 Boerum at.

Rood Mendelevltch, 20, of 115 Selgel st. Arthur Klinger, 28, of East Eighty-fifth at Anna Wofeberg, 81, of 66 Division Edward A. MoKenney, 28, of 101 North Ninth at, Jennie V. Akley, 24, of 188 Nassau av. John Stager, 32, of 201 Ten Eyek at, Helerl Werner, 26, of 87 Scholee at.

James Hoelderlln, 26, of 1218 Bushwiok av, 141 lie M. Hartenateln, 23, of 847 Broadway. Mlchele Sctretta, 22. of 216 Hudson av. Car mrda Micle, 20, of 216 Hudson av.

Frederick J. Gropper, 26, of 228 Hlmrod og Louise Ltltenthal, 22, of 1187 Greene av. Abram Kravatz, 41, of 395 Georgia av, Malk Blecher, 28. of 685 Sutter av. Stewart Arthur, 39, of 2059 Webster av, Brona Mary C.

Cappell. 82, of 6 Court Square. Franz Nagl. 28, of 978 Wllloughby av, Ann Sherfden, 26, of 297 Jefferson at. Joseph Barkowekl, 24, of 752 Rockaway ooy Rosalia Gulik, 20, of 762 Rockaway av.

Volmer H. Sllverateln. 87, of 882 Ninth ofc Blvera H. Ohlen, 22jht 1149 Forty-fourth at. Ralph Starr, 27 of 952S Fourth av, Charlotte Harvey, 21, of 122 Grove at.

Franz Wlkstrom, 26, of 5811 Fifth av, Marl Kvamstrom, 21, of 6811 Fifth av. Fred O. Brown, 69, of Hackensaek, N. Jan4 T. Warne, Bo, of 172e Sixty-first at.

Charles Minor. 37, of 311 Butler at, Belle SI OH mons, 17, of 81t Butler st. Charles Nelson, 26. of 137 Fourth av, Ida Olson 23, of 179 Seventh av. Clair O.

Evans, 24, of Bridgeport, Jam net M. Hlatz, :2, of East Thirty-flrat at. Morris Kolinsky. 24, of 1R55 Douglass st. Bar Zalen, 13, of 1855 Douglass st.

George C. Wright. 27. of 2433 Silver at. Queens, Mary E- McLaughlin, 25, of 243 Duffleld at.

Samuel B. Casey, 60, of 699 Hancock st. Kath erlne A. McCarthy, 49, of 699 Hancock at. Daniel Magallff, 2S, of 166 Madison st, Mhttv Henrietta Kereter.

21, of 70 South Ninth at. Robert C. McKennle, 31, of 681 Jefferson av( Amy W. Lane. PI, of 1911 Ave P.

Harry J. F. Herh.M. 23, Bayonne, N. Gene vive F.

T. Ringhart, 18, of 178 Nevins st. Frank W. Hemmlnger. 28, of 841 Glenmore Emily Squires, 17, of 496 IJnwood st.

Chauncey E. White, 29, of 66 West Eighty fourth st, Florence M. Green. 19, 163 Welrfleld at. Thomas J.

Browne. 87, of 1199 Bergen at. Beatrice A. W. Zender.

20, of 1315 Dean st. Louis Marotznik, 26, of 941 Glenmore av, Han nan foiansKy, -s, ot vii ui en more av. Philip Brandmeier, 21, of 32? Grant av. Adeline H. HmJth, 20, ot 2752 Twenty-seventh at.

ANSWERED. Teacher And why should we beg! at the foot of the ladder? Willie So If any of the cuys at the ton falls we'll be near enough to give 'em the laugh when they hit the bottom. Puck. I. of New York avenue 12.60 feet; 2.

Thence easterly deflecting -W to the left 2310.0 feet to the east line of Albany avenue; 3. Thence wosterly deflecting 169 62' 31" to the left 71.11 feet to the west line of Albany avenue; 4. Thence -westerly 2240.O' to the point or place of beginning. PARCEL. Beginning at the intersection of the east line of New York avenue with the south line of Union street, as the same are laid out on the map of the city; 1.

Thence northerly along the east line or New Y'ork avenue 12.50 feet; 2. Thence easterly deflecting 90 to the right B820.0 feet to the west line of Rochester avenue; 3. Thence southerly along the west line or Rochester avenue 25.0 feet: 4. Thence westerly deflecting 90" to the right 3010.0 feet to the east line of Albany avenue; 6. Thence westerly deflectln-f 29 to the right 71.11 feet to the west line of Albany avenue; Thence westerly 22i0.0 feet, to the point of beginning.

PARCEL Beginning at tho intersection of the west line of Ralph avenue with the south line or Union street as the same are laid out on the map of the city; 1. Thence northerly along the west line oi Ralph avenue 60.0 feet; Thenco easterly deflecting 90" to the right feet to the north line of East New York avenue, an opened 3. Thence westerly along the north line of East New York avenue, as opened 116.25 feet to the eaat line of Ralph avenue; 4. Thence northerly along the east line or Ralph avenue 4.28'; 5. Thence westerly 73.71 feet to the point or beginning.

T-Ua i iratmit fltiH A nnnrt lonment on the 15th day of December, 1910, duly fixed and determined the area or assessment. benefit In this proceeding as follows: 1. Bounded on the north by a line always midway between Union street and Eastern fiarkway and by the prolongation of the said tt, on hv a linn distant 100 feet easterly from and parallel with the easterly line of Rochester avenue, the said distance being measured at right angles to Rochester ti. rtnth hv R. line always mid way between Union street and President and hv the prolongation of the said line, and on the west by the easterly line of New York avenue.

PoirinninsT at a nolnt on the northwesterly line of East New York avenue, where It Is intersected bv the prolongation of a line distant 100 feet northerly from and parallel with the northerly line of Union street, the said distance being measured at right angles to TTnlnn street, and runninBT thence southward ly along a line parallel with Tapscott street to a point distant 100 feet southeasterly from the southeasterly Una of Eaat New York avenue, the said distance being measured at right angles to Et at New York avenue; thence southwestwardly and parallel with East New York avenue to the intersection wnn me prolongation of a line distant 260 feet southerly from and parallel with the northerly line of Union street, tho said distance being measured at right angles to Union street; thence westwardly along the said line parallel Union street and along the prolongations or the said line to the intersection with a line distant 100 feet westerly from and parallel with the westerly line of Ralph avenue, as this street la laid out between East New York avenue and Eastern parkway, the said distance being measured at right angles to Ralph avenue; thence northwardly along the said line parallel with Ralph avenue to the intersection with a line parallel with Union street and passing through the point of beginning; thence eastwardly along the said line parallel with Union street to the point or place of beginning. Dated New York. June 19, 1911. ARCHIBALD R. WATSON, Corporation Counsel.

Hall of Records, Borough of Manhattan, New York City, JelD lOt osu "NVYORt 8UPREMH1 COURT, SECOND DEPARTMENT In the matter, of the application of The City of New York, relative to acquiring title in fee, wherever the same has not been heretofore acquired, to the lands and premises required for the purpose of opening and extending AVENUE (Cortelyou road), from Ocean parkway to "West atreet, excepting the land occupied by the tracks of the Prospect Park and Coney Island Railroad AUBEMARUE ROAD, from West street to East Third street, and from East Fifth street tn noonn nnrkwav. exccntlnK the property oc cupied by the tracks of the Prospect Park and Coney Island Railroad; CATON AVENUE, from Gravesend avenue to East Fifth street; EAST SECOND STREET, from Greenwood avenue to DItmas avenue (Ave. me E0, and EAST THIRD STREET, from Fort Hamilton avenue to Cortelyou road (Avenue D), in the Twenty-ninth Ward, Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York. Pusuant to the statutes In such cases made and nrovided. notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Second Department, at a special term of said court, to be held for the hearing of motions, In the County Court House, In the County of Kings, in the Borough of Brooklyn, The City of New York, on the 30th day of June, 1911.

at the opening of the court on that day, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard thereon, for the appointment of three Commissioners of Estimate, one of whom shall be appointed Com missioner or Assessment in tne auove entmea mutter. The nature and extent of the im provement hereby Intended is the acquisition of title in Tea Dy rne uuy oi new ions, ror tne use ol the pumic, to an tne rnnas ana premises, with the buildings thereon and the ap purtenances thereto belonging, required for the opening and extending of Avenue (Cortelyou road), from Ocean parkway to West street, excepting the land occupied by the tracks of the Prospect Park and Coney Island Railroad; Albemarle road, from West street to East Third street, and from East Fifth street to Ocean parkway, excepting the property occupied by the tracks of the Prospect Park and Coney Island Railroad; Caton avenue, from Gravesend avenue to East Fifth street; East Second street, from Greenwood avenue to DItmas avenue (Avenue E), and Eaat Third street, from Fort Hamilton avenue to Cortelyou road (Avenue D), lnthe Twenty-ninth Ward, Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, being the following described Iota, pieces ox parcels of land, AVENUE (Cortelyou road). PARCETj A. Beginning at the intersection of the south line of Cortelyou road with the west line of West street, as the same are laid out on the map of the oity; 1. Thence northerly, along the west line of West street, 80.0 feet; 2.

Thence easterly, deflecting 90 to the right, 113.32 feet to the west line of the land occupied by the tracks of the Prospect Parle and Coney Island Railroad; 3. Thence southerly, deflecting to the right on a curve whose radius is 700.23 feet, 103.97 feet; 4. Thence westerly, 179.58 feet to the point of beginning. FAKCEJU R. Beginning at the Intersection of the west line of Ocean parkway with the north line of Cortelyou road, as the same are laid out on the map of the city; 1.

Thence southerly, along the west line of Ocean parkway, 80.0 feet: 2. Thenoe westerly, deflecting 90" to the right, 14 SO. 10 feet to the east line of the land occupied by the tracks of the Prospect Park and Coney Island Railroad; 8. Thence northerly, deflecting to the left on a curve whose radius Is 750.23 feet, 99.61 feet; 4. Thence easterly, 1539.33 feet to the point of beginning.

ALBEMARLE ROAD. PARCEL A. Beginning at the Intersection of the north line of Albemarle road with the west line of Eaat Third street, as the same are laid out on the map of the city; 1. Thence southerly, along the west 'line of East Third atreet, 80.0 feet; 2. Thence westerly, deflecting 90 to the right, 960.0 feet to the west line of West street; 3.

Thence northerly, along the west line of West street, RO.O feet; 4. Thenoe easterly 950.0 feet to the point Of beginning. PA ROE I P. Beginning at the Intersection of the west line of Ocean parkway with the north line of Albemarle road, as th esame are laid out on the man of the cltvi 1. Thence southerly, along the west line Ocean parkway, go.o feet; 2.

Thence westerly, deflecting 90 to the right, 50.0 feet to the east line of East Fifth street; I 9. Thence northerly, along the eaat line wast Firth street. 80.0 reet; 4. Thence easterly 250.0 feet to the point of Deginning. CATON AVENUE.

Beginning at the Intersection of the west line of East Fifth atreet with the north line of Caton avenue, aa the same are laid out on the man of the city: 1. Thence southerly, along the west line of East Firth street, 80.0 leet; 2. Thence westerly, deflecting 90 to the right, lnSO.O feet to the east line of Graveeenl avenue; 3. Thnce northerly, along the east line of Gravesend avenue. 80.

feet; 4. Thence easterly 1030.0 feet to the point of oeginning. EAST SECOND STREET. Beginning at the intersection of the north line of Pitmas avenue with the eaat line of East Second street, as the same are laid out on the map of the city; 1. Thence westerly, along the north line of Ditmaa avenue, 60,0 feet; 2.

Thence northerly, deflecting 90 to the right, 5246.53 feet to the north line of Greenwood avenue; S. Thence easterly, along the north line of Greenwood avenue, 63.40 feet! 4. Thence southerly 6267.0 feet to the point of beginning. EAST THIRD STREET. Beginning at the Intersection of the south line of Cortelyou road with the east line of East Third street, aa the same are laid out on the map of the city; 1.

Thence westerly, along the south line of Cortelyou road, 60.0 feet; 2. Thence northerly, deflecting 90 to the right. S769.46 feet to the south line of Fort Hamilton parkway; 3. Thenco easterly, along the south Una of Fort Hamilton parkway. 63.40 feet; 4.

Thence southerly feet to the point of beginning. The Board of Estimate and Apportionment on the 2ith day of June, 1908, duly fixed and determined the area of assessment for benefit In this proceeding as follows: Beginning at a point on a line midway between East Seventh street and Ocean parkway, where It is Intersected by a line midway between DItmas avenue and Cortelyou road, and running thence westwardly. along the said line midway between Ditmaa avenue and Cortelyou road, to ttie intersection with a line midway between Kast Second street and East Third street thence southwardly, along the said line midway between East Second street and East Third street, to a point distant 100 feet southerly from the southerly line of Ditmaa avenue; thence weetwardlv and parallel with Ditmaa avenue to the interest ion with a line 1 midway between East Second street and Gravesend avenue; thence northwardly, along SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARING SALE The entire stock of high-grade wearing apparel, consisting of Ladles' and Misses' Tailored Suits, Lingerie, Linen, Dimity and Foulard Silk Dresses, Separate Coats and Skirts, Ladles' Lingerie and Linen Waists, Children's Coats and Dresses and Trimmed Hats will be offered at about HALF FORMER PRICES This is a rare opportunity to pur chase most desirable articles at a small fraction of their value. $9 Lingerie 3.90 $18 Lingerie Dresses 8.90 $25 Lingerie Dresses 12.75 $5 Wash Dresses 2.95 $10 Wash Dresses 5.90 $15 Wash Dresr-s. 8.75 $35 Cloth Tailored Suits.

15.00 $15 Linen Tailored Suits 8.75 $4 English Rep Skirts 1.95 $3 Girls' Wash Dresses 1.50 $12 Foulard Dresses 6.75 $3 Lingerie Waists 1.65 $3.75 Lingerie Waists 2.00 $35 Pongee, Satin Lined Coats 1 5.00 it, jir. aoHssoy, ent Aut.t Broadway, New York, (474) CORPORATION NOTICES. ing the following described lota, pieces or parcels of land. FENIMORE STREET. PARCEL.

Beginning at the intersection of the east line of Nostrand avenue with the south line of Fenltnore street, aa the same are laid out on the map of the City; 1. Thence northerly along the east line of Nostrand avenue 60.0 feet; 2. Thence easterly deflecting 90 to the right 2,133.0 foet to the west line of Kingston avenue; 3. Thence southerly along the west line of Kingston avenue 6fl.o feet; 4. Thence westerly 2,135.0 feet to the point of beginning.

PARCEL Beginning' at the intersection of the east line of Albany avenue ivilh the south line of Fenimore ntreet, as the same are laid out on the map of the City; 1. Thenoe northerly along the east line of Albany avenue 60.0 foet; 2. Then easterly deflecting 90 to Ihe right 730.0 feet to the east line of Troy avenue. 8. Thenoe southerly along the east line of Troy avenue 60.0 feet; 4.

Thenoe westerly 750.0 feet to the point of RUTLAND ROAD. Beginning at the intersection of the east line of Nostrand avenue with the south line of Rutland roan, as the same, are laid out on the map of the City; 1. Thenoe northerly along the east line of Nostrand avenue fcO.o feet; Thence easterly deflecting 90" to the right 674.30 feet to the west line of Canarsle avenue- 3. Thenre southerly deflecting 7R 45' 30" to the right along the west lino of Canarsle avenue 61.17 feet; 4. Thence westerly 6S6.23 feet to the point of beginning.

The Board of Estimate and -Apportionment on the 4th day of June, 1911, duly fixed and determined ihe area of assessment for benefit In this proceeding as follows: Beginning at a point on line midway between Mldwond street and Rutland road, distant 10) feet westerlj from the westerly line of Nostra ml avenue, and running thence eastwardly along the aald line midway between Midwood street and Rutland road to a point dfstajit loo feet easterly from the easterly line of New York avenue; thence, southwardly and parallel with New York avenge to the Inler-sectlon with a line midway between Rutland toad and I more street thence eastwardly along the Paid line midway between Rutland road and Fenltnore street to a point distant 100 feet easterly from the easterly line of Kingston avenue; thence southwardly and parallel with Kingrton avenue to the Intersection with the prolongation of a line midway between Fenimoro street, and Hawthorne street: thence westwardly along the said line midway between Fenlmore street anil Hawthorne street, and along the prolongation of the said lino to tne intersection witn a line parallel with Nostrand avenue, and passing through the point of beginning; thence northwardly along the said line parallel with Nostrand avenue to the point or place of beginning. Bounded on the norrh by a line midway between Rutland road and Fenltnore street and by the prolongation of the paid line; on the eau oy a ime nun way net ween 1 roy avenue and East Forty-fifth street on the south by line midway between Fenltnore street and Hawthorne atreet and by the prolongations of the said lino, and on the west by a line distant 100 feet westerly from and parallel with the westerly line of Albany avenue, the said distance being measured at right angles to Albany avenue. Dated, New York, June 19, liill. ARCHIBALD P. WATSON.

Corporation Counsel. Hall of Records, Borough of Manhattan. New York, Jeif-it osu NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, SKW'OND Department In the matter of the application of The City of New York, relative to acquiring title In fee wherever the same has not been heretofore acquired, to the lands and premises required for the purpose of opening and extending UNION STREET, between New Y'ork avenue and Rochester avenue, and he-tween Ralph avenue and East New York avenue, in thfi L'4th and 29th Borough of Brook 1 i of New York Pursunnt to the statutes In such cases made ami provided, notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the Supreme Court of the Siate of New York. Second Department, at a Special Term of said court, to be held for the hearing of motions, In the County Court House, hi the County of Kings, in the Borough of Brooklyn. The City of New York, on the 3nth dav of June, 1911, at the opening of the court on that day, or as soon thereafter aa counsel can be heard thereon, for the appointment of three Commissioners of Estimate, one of whom shall be appointed Com-mlslsoner nf Assessment, In the above entitled matter.

The nature and extent of the Improvement hereby intended Is the acquisition nf titl in fee by The City of New York, fnr the use of the public, to all the lands and promises, with the bni Mings hereon and the appurtenances thereto hflnnjflng, required for the opening Rtid extending of Union sireet. between New York avenue and Rochester avenue, iind between Ralph avenue and East New York avenue, the 34th and l9th Wards, Borough of Rrookiyn. City of New York. beinK the following described lots, pieces or parcels of land, PARCEL. at the Intersection of the east line New York avenue with the north line of Union street, as the same are laid out on the map of the city; Tbeuce southerly along the east Hue 401 CORPORATION NOTICES.

of title in fee by The City of Now York, for the use of the public, to all the lands and premises, with the buildings thereon and the appurtenances thereto belonging, required, for the opening and extending of Avenue I. from Ocean Parkway to tho easterly line of Kast Ihth street and from the easterly property line of Ihe lands of the Long Island Railroad Company within the lines of East 17th street to East 34th street, in the SJst and HL'd Wards, Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, being the following described lots, pieces or parcels of land, viz. PARCBTi A. Beginning at the intersection of the east line of Ocean Parkway with the south lino of Avenue as ihe same are laid out on the map of the City; 1 Thence northerly along the east Una of Ooean Parkway 8O.0 foet a Thence easterly deflecting 0 to the right 2471.0 feet to the east line of East etreei; Thence southerly along the east line of East loth atreet feet; 4 Thence westerly 271.0 feet to the point beginning. PARCETj B.

Beginning at tho intersection of the east line of East 84th atreet with the north line of Avenue 1, as the same are laid out on the map of the City; 1 Thence southerly along the east lln of East 34th street 80.0 feet; 2 Thence westerly deflecting 80 to the right 161.39 feet to the east line of Flatbush avenue; 3 Thence westerly deflecting 0' 3D' fi6" to the left 11D.98 feet to the west line of Flat-bush avenue; 4 Thenoe westerly deflecting 2' 62' 32" to the left 4399.36 feet to the easterly property line of th lands of the Long Island Railroad Company within the lines of Bast 17th street; 6 Thence northerly deflecting 101" 46' 38" to the right 2952.0 feet along the lands of the Island Railroad Company; 6 -Thence northerly deflecting 20 8' .24" to the right 41.64 feet along the lands oX the Long Island Railroad Company; 7 Thenc northerly deflecting 10 19' 29" to the left 20.43 feet along tho lands of the Long Island Railroad Company; 8 Thence easterly deflecting 6S 34' 27" to the right 4320.26 feet to the west line of Flat-bush avenue; 9 Thence easterly doflecting 1 22' 03 to the right 117.96 feet to the east line of Plat-buh avenue; 10 Thence easterly 206.78 feet to the point of beginning. The Board of Estimate and Apportionment on the lfith day of January, 1909, duly fixed and determined the area of assessment for benefit In this proceeding aa follows: Reglnnlng at a point on a line midway between East Fiflh street and Ocean Parkway, where It is Intersected by the prolongation of a line midway between Avenue and Avenue and running thence eastwardly along the aid line mldwav between Avenue and Avenue I and along the prolongation thereof to the center line of Flatbush avenue; thence alone the center line of Flatbush avenue to meet the prolongation of a line midway be tween Avenue and Avenue i as iney an laid out easterly from Flatbush avenue; thence eastwardlv along the last mentioned line mld-Tx-av between Avenue and Avenue I and along the prolongation thereof to meet a line mldwav net ween rasi i niny-inunn wrwt una East Thirty-fifth street; thence southwardly alona the "said line midway between East Thirty-fourth street and East Thirty-nfih street to meet tn proiongm urn a line midway between Avenue I and Avenue as me saia streets are min oiu west of Flatbush avenue; thence westwardly aiong the said line midway neiween Avenue i and Avenue io ineei hup Kat Fifth street and Ocean Parkway; thence northwardly along the said line midway be tween East Firth street ana wcean t-arnway to the point or place of beginning Dated New York, June 19, 1911. ARCHIBALD R. WATSON, Corporation Counsel. Hall of Records, Borough of Manhattan, New York City, jel9-10t osu NEW YORK SCPREMB 0 rT RT ECON DEPARTMENT In tho matter of the application of The City of New York, relative to acquiring title In fee, wherever the same has not been heretofore acquired, to the lands and premise required for the purpose of opening and extending FENIMORE STREET from Nostrand avenue to Kingston avenue and from Albany avenue to Troy avenue, and RT'TLANP ROAD from Nostrand avenue to anarsie avenue, in the 29th Ward, Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York.

Pursuant to the statutes in such caaes made and provided, notice 1h hereby given that an application w'" 1)6 nifM tne Supreme Court of be Si at of New York. Second Depart-incnt. at a Special Term of said Court, to hp beid for the hearing of motions, the County Cmirt House, in the County of Kings, in the Borough of Brooklyn. The City of New York, on the 30th day of June, 1911, at the opening of the Court on that day, or aa ionn ihmafir AN counsel fan be heard hereon. for the appointment of Ihrce Commissioners of Estimate, one of whom pIihII be appointed 'ommiseioner of Assessment In the above entitled matter.

The nature and extent of the improvement hereby intended (m the ncquisl- I tlon of titlo In fee by Tho city nf Nw YrHt, I'm- the iiftc of the public, to nil th lands and I premises, with the buildings thereon mid the appurtenances thereto belonging, required the opening and extending of FENIMORE STREET from Noslr.md avenue to Kinc-Hton avenue, and from Albany avenue to Troy aw. nue, and RUTLAND ROAD from NoHtrnmi avenue to avenue, in the Ward, Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, be a of CORPORATION NOTICES. of beginning. AMES STREET. Beginning at the Inteisection of the south line of Sutter avenue with the west line of Ames street, as the same are laid out on the map of the City; 1.

Thence easterly along the south line of Sutter avenue 60.0 feet; 2. Thence southerly deflecting 9ft to the right 4.3:10.53 feet to the west line of East V8th atreet: S. Thence northerly along the west line of East 9Sth street 122.68 feet; 4. Theory northern- deflecting 29 16' 52" to the right fet to the east line of East PMh street: 5. Theme nnn deflecting 29" 16' 52" to the left along the east line of East 9Kth street 1C.K7 feet to the south line of liegeman avenue; 0.

Thence easterly deflecting 119 R2 to the right along Ihe south line of liegeman avenue 0.13 feet: 7. Thence northerly deflecting 90 to the left 4.043.KX foet to the point of beginning. AMBOY STREET. Beginning nt 1lio intersection of the south lino of Blake avenue with the west line of A in boy atreet. as the same are laid out on the map of the City; 1.

Thence easterly along the south line of Rlake avenue 60.0 feet; Thence southerly deflecting 90 to the right 4.223.69 fee't to the west line of East 9Sth street; 3. Thence northerly along the west line of East 9Mh street 12268 feet; 4. Thence northerly 4,116. (59 feet to the point of beginning. ilOPKTNSON A VENT 'EL Beginning at the intersection of the south line of Rlake avenue with the west line of Hopklnson avenue, as the same are laid out on the map of the city; 1.

Thence easterly along the south line of Blake avenue feet; 2. Thence southerly deflecting 1K to the right 4.72.0 feet to the west line of East P-th street; 3. Thence northerly along the west line of East 9fith street 163. F.7 feet; 4. Thence northerly 4,580.38 feet to the point nf beginning.

BRISTOL STREET. PARt'EI, beginning at the intersection of the north line of I Miniont avenue with the east lino of Bristol street, aa the same are laid out on I he man of the Cilv: 1. Thence westerly along the north line of Dumont avenue tvi.o fret; Thence northerly deflecting fo to the right 379. 4S feet; 3. Thence easterly deflecting 11.

"i 40' 44 to the right feet; 4. Thence southerly Si.O.oS feet to the point of beginning. P.VRCEr. Beginning at the intersection of the west line of East 0th street with the east line of Bristol street, as the same are laid out on tac map of the City; 1. Thence northerly along the west line of East SMh street feet: 2.

Tin nee northerly deflecting 6' E2 tn Hip riB'ht 3 110" feet: 3. easterly deflecting 1 1S 42' 51" to the right fiti.W feet J' the of beginning. CHESTER STREET. Ucginnii'g nt the Intersection of the north line of Rlvcrdal avenue with the west line of Chester as the same are laid down on th- map of the CHy; I. Thence easu-rlv fthmg the north line of rwirroji.p uienur mi id Aftn, fO it.

K. f.Mwu...... ri hi nif nii'u Oi" 11 fi'JUi Mm- i-. aHMir; i notice wi-Mcri himiik inn south line Stanley avenue ieet 4. Thence northerly 3.

74 fet to the point of beginning. The Board of Estimate and Apportionment on the I'M day of February. m. duly fixed end determined the arra of assessment for benefit in this proceeding, as follows: Megi nning at a point the south wester! i I CORPORATION NOTICES, midway between Grafton street and Bnrrett street, and along the prolongation of the naid line to the Intersection with a line midway between Uvonla avenue and Rlverdale avenue; thence eastwardly along the said line midway between l.lvonia avenue and Rlverdale avenue to the Intersection with a line midway between Saratoga avenue and Douglass otreet; thence northwardly along the said line midway between Saratoga avenue and Douglass street to the Intersection with a line midway between Sutter avenue and Blake avenue; thenoe westward! along the nald line midway between Putter avenue and Rlake avenue io the intersection with a line midway between Urafton street and Barrett street; thence northwardly along the said line midway between Grafton street and Barrett street, and almig the prolongation of the aald line to the Interaction with a line distant 1ih foet northerly from and parallel with the northerly line or Pitkin avenue, the aald distance 'being measured at right angles to Pitkin avenue; thence eastwardly along the said linn parallel with Pitkin avenue to the intersection with a line midway bet. wen Ames street and Amboy street; thence southwardly along the said line midway between Amos street and Amboy street to the intersictton with a line distant 100 feet northerly from and parallel with the northerly line of avenue, the aald distance being measured at right angles to Rlake avenue; thencesatwnrdty along the said line parallel with Blake avenue to the Internertlon with a lino midway between Bristol street and Chester street; thence southwardly along the sold line midway betwa-n Bristol street and Chester street to the Intersection with a line distant Irto feet northerly from and parallel with the northerly line of Rlverdale avenue, the said dltnnre being measured at right an-frlee to Rlverdale avenue; thence eastwardly along the aid line parallel with lllverdale avenue to the interseett-m with a line mtrlway between Cbenter etre-t and Rookawav avenuf tnenee southwardly along tho said line mldwav between Chester street and Knekaway avenue to the Intervention with a line distant 100 feet southerly from and parallel with the southerly line of Stanley avenue, the said distance being measured at right to Stanley avenue; thence along ihe said line parallel with Stanley nvenue to the Intersection ft Hue n-idway Itristol street and Chester street: thence nunhw urdlv along; the unn, street mitl street to the interaction with th W1" street; thence souihwpstwardly at right anglea to East wth slreet a distance 01 iso feet; thence northwestwardly and parallel wl 1 li fisth street to the intersection with a line nt right angles to East PMh street, and pAHsIn through the point of beginning; thence northeastwardly al-ng the said line at right angles to East street to the point or place of berin-iilng.

Listed, New York, June 19 1111 ARCHflUM) R. WATSON, Cornoratlon Cn.tn.ii Hall of Records. Borough of Manhattan. New- York City. jelMOt osu NEW YORK ST'PREM CofRT, SEYp Department In the Matter of the Application of The City of Nw York, relative to ac quiring title in Tee wherever th not been heretofore acquired, to the lands ipremiseH required for Purine of' and ending AVRNTE from Ocean Park way to easterly line of East atreeV and from the easterly property line of the Hnds of the Long Inland Railroad Comnanv within the lines of East ITth street to Fait 34tn nreM.

in the 31st and 3Cd Wards ousrh of Brooklyn. Citv of N'ew Vnrir Ptirsnniit to the statutes In nurh 1 1 I 1 a '''HOT onu mih Mini. iff liereny ((Hon that ail SppilCHTinil lMll up 111 HP to (IIP fMlpre renie Court jov the Stute of New York, Second Department Special Term of said Court. in he hi.i for the hearing of motions. In the Co-un Court House, In the County of Kings.

In the Borough of Brooklyn. The City of New York on the 30th day of June, 1 st at the opening of the Court on that day. or as soon thereafter counsel can be heard thereon, for the appointment of three Commissioners of Esti- CORPORATION NOTICES. KPSW YORK SUPRKMB COURT-SECOND DEPARTMENT-ln the matter of the application of The city of New York, relative to acquiring title in fee whoever the same has rot been heretofore acquired to the lands and premlsea required for th purpose of opening and SARATOGA AVENCE from Titkin avenue to Hunterflj road, and from Rlverdale avenue to East 98th street; DOl'G-TjASg STRBRT. from Putter avenue to bast ttH street; AMES STRKET.

from Sutter avenue to East 9th street; AM HOT STREET. fYnm Blake avenue to East 9th street; HOP-KIT SON A BM from Rlake avenue to "EAM Wth street; BRISTOL STREET, from a poiht about 125 feet south of Blake avenue 10 unimont avenue; snd from a point about Cfirt -et north of Newport avenue to East 9Kth re EST TR BET, from Rlverdal vene to Ktanlev avenue, In the 26th and 32d Worfs, Borough of Brooklyn. City of New Pursuant to th statutes In such cases made and provided, notice is hereby given thM an application will he made to the Supremo Court of the State of New York, Second De- Eartment, at a Special Term of said Court, to held, for the hearing of motions, in the County Court House, in the County of Kings, in the Borough of Brooklyn, The City of New York, on the 3oth day of June, 1911, at the opening of the Court on that day, or as soon thereafter aa counsel can be heard thereon, for the appointment of three Commissioners of Estimate, one of whom shall be appointed Commissioner of Assessment in the above entitled matter. Th- nature and extent of the Improvement herehv intended Is the acquisition of titlo in fee hy The City of New York, for the use of the public, to all the lands and promisee, with the buildings thereon arm the appurtenances thereto belonging, required for ih opening and extending of SARATOGA A VENT' from Pitkin avenue to Hunterflv road, and from River dale avenue to East 98th street; DOVGLASS STREET, from Sutter avenue to East 9Rih street; A ME STREET, from flutter avenue to East street- AM ROY STREET, from Blake avenue to East iWth street; HOPKINSON A FATE, from Blake avenue to East 9th street; BRISTOL, STREET, from point shout feet south of Blake avenue to Dumont avenue; and from a point about "fin feet north of Newport avenue to Fast street; ('TTEPTxrT STREET, from Rlverdale avenue to Stanley avenue, in the 26th and Wards. Roroujch of Brooklyn, City of New York, hetng th following described lofy, pieces or parcels of land, viz.

SARATOGA A VENT F. PARCET. Beginning at the Intersection of the north 1 line of Pitkin avenue with the west line of; Saratoga avenue, as the same are In id out on the map of the city; I 1. Thence eas'erly along the north lino of Pitkin avenue SO.O feet; 2. Thence southerly deflecting 9'" to the 1 right 1,187.65 feet; 3.

Thence westerly deflecting 1 1 5 4-V 44" to the right S8.S3 feet: 4. Thence northerly 1,119.04 feet to the point of beginning. 1A f.l, l. Beginning at ihe intersection of ihe south line of Rivonlale avenu; with tlm west line of Saratoga avenue, as the same are laid out on the map of the city; 1. Thence easterly along the south lino of Rlvwdale avenue ftt.o 2 Thence southerly deflecting 80" to the rljsht 3.12L11 feet to the west line of East 9Sth street; I t.

Thence northerly along the west line of ESt 98th street 163. 7 feet; 4- Thence northerly 973.44 feet to the point ef beginning. DOT'GLAS FTREET. Beginning at the Intersection of the south Una of Sutter avenue with the west line of Douglass street, as the same are laid out on the map of the City; 1. Thence easterly along the south line of Sutter avenue fio.o feet; 2.

Thence southerly deflecting 90 to the right feet to the west line of East 9fcth street; i. Thepee northerly along the west line of TMth Street i22.fi fVet; Theiico northerly 3,73.86 feet to the point nn sircpi. nere ii is inter- i ji'te, one or nom snail ne appointed Com peted by the prolongation of a line midway misxioner of Assessment in the above entitled h-tween C.r.ifton street and Hnrrett street, snd matter. The nature and extent of the m-runmng thence norths arUl alung the said line provement hereby intended la the acquisition.