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14 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. TUESDAY. OCTOBER G. 1908.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. HOTELS AND RESORTS. RAILROADS. HOTELS AND RESORTS. LEGAL NOTICES.

The Easrle Bureau. NEW JERSEY. CUNARD LINES From I'liTs. iz, 54. Kiver.

Front I'liTS. fl. fZ, 54. Klver. Another Monday Record Broken In Eagle's Opera Ticket Contest SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY Thomas B.

Saldlngton, plaintiff, against Joseph M. Cohn House Wrecking Company. and others, defendants. In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and Bale, made and entered In the 1 1 CHEAPER than a home, to BDend fall and ld utildei to be had at th. winter In thy healthful pine air of thia South Jersey health resort; mild climate; artesian water; finest cuisine.

NEW BAKEU HOTEL. I EAGLE FRKB INFORMATION 1 a Oct. 21, noon Bildlns, Brooklyn; 28 East Twenty-third I.usit'R..(Vt. 14. 9 tint, 24 in i am i Manhattan, and Washington.

Paris and an t.Otl. 1.. 1" anijl nmpa Oct. 31. II am inouirers tnav call 571 Main for In- FOR l.FAVTVrl A'P AHRTVTVO TIMES OF TRAIN A SO BOATS.

RAILROAD AND I'l 1 1 A N' AND OTHER TRAVEL IXfTOtM.I. TION CALL AT OK TELISI'UONU THE EAGLE BUREAU. OPEN FOR VISITOKS 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M.. WKKK DAYS FOR TKLEPHONE CALLS ALL DAY A.ND ALL Mil i IT.

KV EHV DA V. SL'NDAVi UlLLUtll. 'ifcU fa ilAl.N. ineiana, j. auuvo eniiuen action, dated Hptember Hu, lu I.

the undersigned, the referee in said Judgment named, will sell at publio auction by James L. Brumiey auctioneer, at the Real Estate Exchange, No. Montague street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, on the 27th day of October, 1908, at la o'clock noon, the lands and premises In said Judgment Maurelania l.arit.Mt. incst and busiest Steam- formation if unable to visit any uf the Eaaie saii. it '-at in the Bureaus.

The l-Jagle's Weather Bureau Station PENNSYLVANIA. I VVr Wnr Mill I Preuareu information ahout tne LUShama I lILUIILOUHIO Iweather. Call 571 Main (8 A.M. to 6 P.M.), 6200 lil.UAIIlA.IIrHI(' SlilU ICE I Main tall times). Greatest Interest Centers About the Last Position on the List of the Winning Sixty Some of the Changes Made by Yesterday's Flood of Ballots.

NKW SPRUCE CABIN INN-Mosl attrac ir-i, h.ih;u aim inerein oescriuea as loiiows: AH those two certain plots, pieces or parcels tively located hotel In Pocono Mts. Private PRINCIPAL CITIES. baths. Special rates. Shooting in season.

Book TO HUME VIA GIUKAI.TU:. NAPLES, TRIESTE. Paminma. vt Slavonia, Nov. 12, noon arpaihia 'Vtotver 22, noon Dec.

let. Oresco, L. A W. R. R.

3 hour, from u. louu, "ituttia, ijuiB ana oeing in tne rtor-ough of Brooklyn in the City of New York, County of Kings, and State of New York, together bounded and described as follows: Y. W. J. A M.

D. PRICE. Canandensl. P.O.. Pa l.OMi l.tll HAil.ltOAl).

Train, leave FI-ATHL'rilt AV. FOR Kiverhead an. I piiiH-ipa! Ea. i.m.s Given-purl 1." ia MunlauK A 1 6:04 luverlieaj ulil I'M. 1J A 4 P.

If EGYPT AM) iCARO.NIA (-uoNIA Although the steady polling for all of Beginning at a Doint on the westerly side of Rockaway avenue distant eight hundred and flfty-sevtn feet six Inches southerly from the corner formed by the intersection of the westerly side of Rockaway avenue with the somb the candidates In the Eagle Opera Ticket Delaware Water Gap. WATER GAP HOUSB Centrai Park and pnnoii'aj stations to -n- Nov. 28, Jan. 7. Feb.

18 kutikoma 8 4J. A.M "4. i. A 'I A Ian. 21, Mar.

4 6 41 i.r A.M., 1.42 4:21. i l.ltl II. IlltoWN, l.rn'i Aareut. except (Vntral I'aiki P.M. 21-4 ite St.

opp. THE The Sag Harbir ami state si, H.istnn. THOS HEN- Contest yesterday, did not make for any Brooklyn. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A HOME Before deciding upon a Winter bom, visit the HOTEL MARGARET erly sioe or sackett street as said Kackett stl-iet Is laid down on a nmn entitled Lif iaw are Water Uau, fa. cpen until Le- sensational changes in their relative po "Map of 262 lots, belonging to Sarah wife Muriclics A.M.

Kust- St. Hklvn. H. F. KiK'H.

aHions, tie fact that another record for c-uioLr. Largest, Deal appointea. iimat luxurious hotel. OfTere Special Fall Hates. Pri 4:12 Broadway, likln.

E. D. HENDER oi vviiuam rt. Kuydam, situated In the Town of New Lots. Kings County.

N. Brooklvn. March, I860. J. M.

Grumman. City Surveyor." Monday has been broken indicates that vate baths; steam heat; log fires; elevators; runninK water in rooms, etc. Cuisine of noted port only until (u ('. hes A.M. (4:21 P.M..

I'. Moru'lies unlw. i M. It 13. vjjt Morii-iles) 111:41 P.M.

the mercury in the thermometer of inter and filed as map number 636 tn the office of excellence. White service. Orchestra. Saddle SON si.N 341 FultLin st. Bk'lvn; I.EU-KENKHAUS it' SONS 379 Fulton it.

Bkln. WHITE STAR LINE iirk, Uiieiialuvrn. Liverpool. no rues, gon, tennis, fishing, etc. ar- 7:13, 42, (jl until tne Agister of the County of Kings in April.

18S0; running thence westerly parallel with 8ackett street and part of the distance atfe, uvery. HooRiet and auto maps mailed. Patehoue. isllp. Bav Shore 10:40 leieept Isllp), A.

M. Oct. 3. 2:4. 3:14.

4.12. 95 to 99 Columbia Heights est is rapidly being pusljod to the fever heat point. The new record for Monday, counting the ballots received in the first toacnes meet trains. rUHUY COPifi. through a party wall, one hundred feet; thence southerly parallel with Rockaway avenue seven 6:41 P.

ntyht. Sun 11:40 A. 11.. 1:32. -l 1.

TUB CETH AL, Delaware Water Amu. Psi. 8, am Celtic Oct. 22. pm I J' Aralilc.O.

I'. 10 ainlHaltic.Oct. 29, 12 noon I iDfOOKlVTl 'ZftlllV IMyiiuxitli rhertxinra; oiitlinniitoii. I 1 rr Adriatic. 7, 3 21, 3 pm- 300 ratlSietlt Hotel Maltstir.Oct.

14. lo omiTeutotilc.Oot. 28, 10 am teen reet six incnes; tnence westerly parallel with Backett street ilx feet, ten and three- ISabylon until Oct. 3. 3:14, J.12.

5:12 41 71:1 111-14 Reautlfully situated: environments and an. quarters inches; thence southerly In a straight to all of her friends who have contrlb uted coupons for her in this contest. The Sixty Leader. 1. Baxter.

W. Na-y Yard 46,0111 2. McLaughlin, James 16 Court at 30,667 3. De Btefanl, R. 642 State at 26,1) 4.

Mason. J. Harry, 16 Court at 25,94 6. Echard, Anthony. 65 Lafayette av 14.

6. Klots, Miss Maude 907 Lincoln rd. 23,678 7. Welty, Miss May. 6O0 Clinton at 16,765 8.

Sleber, Mrs. Fannie 34 Plaza at. ..14, 766 9. McKay, William 9 Debevolse pi. 10.

Healy, James 1011 Paciflo 14.178 11. Lansing, Miss F. 508 Halsey at. .13,726 12. Hanlon, J.

16 Eagle st 9,692 13. Carpenter. Miss 396 Fenlmore 9 682 14. Avila, Edward 467 State st 9,877 15. Sasso.

James 1537 EaBt Twelfth at 9,358 16. Barr, Miss Ada 385 Halsey 93r, .17. O'Leary, Jere. 448 Fifty-eighth at 8,491 18. Weed.

Dr. V. 1238 Halsey at 9.330 19. Woodruff, Amy 79 New York 7.90s) 20. Byrne.

John 77 North Oxford 7,842 21. Oimble, May. Ill Clermont av T.301 22. Beatrice P. P.

S. No. 148.. 7.0S2 23. Mead, Anna 112 Hancock at 6,916 24.

Kennedy, Harold. Spooner Stock 25. Enequlst. 3710 Ave. (13th Regt.) 6.1SS 26.

Thompson, Kathleen M. 2670 Bedford. 6.04 27. Schweithelm, Laura 99 8. Portland.

6,661 28. Thayer, W. Armour. 143 St. James pi.

6,57.) 29. Hayden James 161 46th st 6.517 80. Ridgewood Day Nursery, Knick'n. av. 6,322 81.

Smith. Lillian Ollrfe 229 Fulton st i polnttnents perfect: lanre finely furnished rooms: INSPECT OUR NEW SUITES una iweniy-nine reet nve ana one-nair Inches to a point distant nlnetv-one feet three and spacious verandas; cuisine and service 12:11 P. M. 11:40 A.M.; I M-1AV VOISK A I ft CRVDT 3:0,1, 5:32, P. M.

IIO.STOX 'I'd I I HL I CUI fl Port Jefferson and intermediate stufions on the Itl A.orea, 3lHtlelru and Gibrultar. unsnrpasaeo; vegetable, supplied rrom hotel electrle lights; casino and garage on Booklet. HENRY T. LA BAR. Prop.

mall only, Is 4,485. The steadiness of the contestants In their upward climb, while it leaves the issue to be fought keenly at the close of the contest, shows that interest is becoming miro intense each day. The real live point ot the contest is for the last position on the list of the winning sixty. But one vote to-day aenaratna A Tliinn at nrfaaen, thn one-half inches westerly from the westerly aide of Rockaway avenue measured on a line drawn parallel with Backett street from a point thereon distant nine hundred feet southerly from Saokett street and two hundred and thirty feet six inches more or less The Kittatinny, DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA Single and double rooms with Batli Parlor, bed room anj private bath. Parlor, 2, 3 and 4 bedrooms.

with 2 and 3 baths. Cuisine and Service the Best. American or Semi. American Plan. Terms Moderate.

THOMAS TOBY, Manager. southerly from the corner formed by the intersection of westerly side of Rockaway ave l.srjrest and leading hotel: every modern Wading River Bram 111:08 A.M., Romanic Oct.ii, Deo. 6. Jan. 30 11:50, 3:02, 4:33, 6:41, P.M.

Lretlc Nov. 7, Deo. 10 A.M.. 1:11. P.M.

pie Nov. 21, Jan. 16, Feb. 2" to Wading River). Nov.

9. Jan. 2, Feb. 13 Oyster Hay, Glen Cove, Sea CHIT, Roalyn- ICKHlMf 5 ai.lMIOTDNS Jan. 9, Feb.

20 6:31. 9:0,1, 11:02 A M. 3:40. 4:29. ICKI.TM? tjrK'St in the track Jan.

23, Mar6 4:45, 5:30. 5:40. 6:41, 13. 10:14, 12 11 P. M.

F.r passase, tickets and drafts payable on 11:23 A.M.. 1:39. 4:45, 6:41. demand, anywhere In England. Ireland.

Sores': 11. M. den. Scotland and Nornav. apply to V.

ALD- Far Roek.nvav. Arverne 4-1. 7:13. 1-42. RTDOE.

66 Court st, Bklvn; J. O. 10:17, 11:08 A.M.. 12 :14. (1:19 tin 11 O- SON SON.

341 Fulton st: GEO. SIFMS. 142 lober 3 nicr; 1:30, 5:00. Rreenpolnt av: H. P.

Koch. 48 Broadway, and 1:5:12. 5:20 5:39, I in. 7:13. 7:30, I.

T. T.E E.N I SS X- SONS. S79 Pillion St. :13. 9:25, 10.14.

11 P. M. Sun I Whl Sta I.i ne. Office. 0 D'lri v.

S. Y. 9:55 1111:23 A.M.. 2 -'2 3 10 4 21 nue with the southerly side of Blake avenue; t-outeiiieuce. AOUBfl ft Ale.

M. HooKlet. Q. FRANK COPB. trance easterly along said line drawn parallel with Sackett street nlnetv-one feet three and hllder of that place, and Charles Stussy, DELAWARE WATER GAP.

Pa. Delaware the leader In the list of the "Next Twenty-five." As indicating the close contest being nouse, open an year; all modern Improve meme; special fall rates. Write for booklet. JOHN YARRICK, Prop. one-half Inches to the westerly side of Rockaway avenue, and thence northerly along the westerly nide of Rockaway avenue forty-two feet six Inches to the point or place of beginning; and also all the right, title and interest of the party nf the first part thereto of.

in and to Rockaway avenue lying tn front of and adjoining said premises to the center line thereof. Dated. September 28. 1(08. 4:.

6:43. 6:08. 7:02, I' waged for the fourteenth place. It is interesting to note that Edward Avila has Garden lltv. Hempstead 6.41).

8 -l4. 34 11 A.M.. 12:34. 102. 3 .40.

4:12 1 JYorih German X-ioyd. once more turned the tables on James HOTEL MOHAWK, Vashintoa mail Oimu av. Brooklyn, N. t. AMERICAN PLAN.

Brooklyn', newest and beat equipped hotel, loeatec" In the moat refined and delightful residential Motion of the clt; convenient to shop- 6:40. 6:17. 6:41. 8:13, 10.14. 12.11 M.

So 32. Lacalle, 1645 Pacific st (23d 4.496 33. Rellly. E. 875 Clinton at 4,233 34 Knapp.

Lillian. 207 Van Buren st 4,169 35. Well. FuIIerton. 26 Court st 4,051 36.

Connor. Robert 549 Greene av 37. Fennlng. Florence. 48 St.

John', 3.525 38. Korn. Val. Ir. 247 Dean st a snr.

Sasso, giving him fifteenth place for the better one of fourteenth. Miss Ada Barr Fast Express Service JOSEPH T. GRIFFIN, Referee. Frea1.Hflr Pnhh Altnrnav fn Vlnlntlff Ififi still a potential contestant for that PLYMOUTH CHER Hi R(I BREMEN. 10 AM Montague street, Brooklyn, New York City.

9:13. 11:23 A.M.: 1 311.1. 4:15. 6:43. 6:41.

8:11, 8:33. 11:02 Long Beach 5:34. 7:13. A 204 6:12. 5:52.

8.1.3. M. 8 32, 10:02. 11:23 A.M.. 1:32.

3:03. P.M (Wed. and Sat. only Sat. oiilv tPrl only until Oct.

9th Inc. Far only. and for higher positions, as her score 08 tit tur K'liwer Will. II. Oct.

13 (Vcilie Oct. 27 Oct. 20 Kronprinz Win, Nov. 3 Twin Screw Passenger Service. COUNTY COURT.

COUNTY OF KINGS pins district and all place, of amusement; minute, to New York; unturnlshed room, or of 8,825 will show. In yesterday's issue Anthony Echard, Eliza W. Christopher, plaintiff, against Jonas Accept the Eagle's Invitation to come and visit its Information Bureaus in Brooklyn or New York. Particulars gladly given regarding any resort. The most splendid system in the world.

I Pr.YMnrTH-CHKURollHU BREMEN, 10 AM Freedman, Charles Bchirrmeister, Jacob Xochimson and "Sarah" Nochimson, his wife, apartment, on yearly lease; furnished room bv week, month or season; all room, havi private barns. at present in fifth place, was erroneously given a vote of 24,467. The correct number is Mrs. Johnson, accredited he name Sarah beinHr fictitious, her first name Table d'Hote Dlaaer. a 8 P.M..

CI rriouncn Oct. si rriednch d.Gr.,Oct. fllai-liai-oBsa Oct. lo tGr. Kuifuerst, Oct.

21 tRremen direct. Mediterranean Service. Music Monday and Thursday evening, from with 1.224. should have been given 1,3 1 5 being unknown to plaintiff, Jacob Greenberg and Gussle Pacht, defendants. In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered In the above entitled action and bearing date the 3d day of October, 1008, From Sunday's list of those having over CIBRAI.TAR NAPLES OENOA.

AT 11 A. M. to o'clock. THE MANAGEMENT BKO TO AN VOL'NCB THE COMPLETION OF THE ELEGANT NEW ANNEX WHICH PEK 200 votes in the contest, the name 01 K. Albert Oct.

10 K. Lulse Nov. 7 H. Blackmar of 782 Qulncy street, was P. Irene Oct.

24 Knrbarussa Nov. 21 tne nam's inneu. reieree in said ludfrment M1T8 THE HOLDINO OF WEDDINGS, named, will sell at public auction at the Real omitted through an oversight. Mr. macK-mar has 433 votes to his credit.

BANQUETS. SUPPERS, DANCES. il'J 8ICALES AND OTHER SOCIAL FUN'C cfliaio baiesrooms, io. iw Montague street, C0KP0BATI01T NOTICES. J'o'.

i.criiuin l.loyd Travelers' Checks Oelrlchs No. 5 Broadway, N. J. Ihrenkrauss Sons. 379 Fulton st; H.

Scheldt, 931 Broadway; II. F. Koch. 48 Broad-way; Alfred Harnhelni. 780 B'way.

Brooklyn. in the Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York TIONS APPLICATIONS CAN NOW BB on the 28th day of Octobor. 1908, at I'd o'clock noon, on that day. by Joseph P.

Day, auc RECEIVED FOR OPEN DATES, WALTER BRIQGS, Manacer. tloneer, the premises directed by said Judgment One of Miss Hazel Carpenter's friends, who has been watching the contest with a great deal of interest, pleased with the tenacity with which she has clung to the thirteenth place, sent a "baker's dozen" coupons yesterday, and promised NEW JERSEY CENTRAL TWO-HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA EVERV HOUR ON THE HOUR FOR PHILADELPHIA, hv JV 23d ST. i.DU, mm, 11.20, ll.rm a. 1 1.20, I. SO.

i.M, 3.511, 4.211, 5.50, 11.50 p. ml Sundays, 7.50, 8.50. 10.50, UM a. in. l.iu, suu, 3.50, 4..50, 5.50, 10.20, p.

1,1. I.v. LIUEKTV 9.00, 10 no II. iw. Noon.

l.ui. 2.00. 8.00, 4.00, 4 3:1 S.ou, 6.00, 8.1I1, 9.UI p. 12.ir niila4xht. Sinidavs.

1.31), 8.00, 9.00, 10.00, 1 1.1.0 a.m., 12.UJ noon, 1.0), a.m. 4.11), 5.UJ, 6.00, 7.00, 8.U0, 10.3U p. 12. 13 nildn'gllt. KOIt HA I.TI.1IORG AN WAHIMJTON.

I.v. 2ID ST. 7.50 9. .50, 11.50 a. 1.50.

3.50. 5.50, 0.5U p. m. dally. Lv.

LIDERTY 1.30. 8.IA), 10.00a. 111., 12.IU noon, 2.00. 4.00. 6.O0, 7.00 p.

dully. FOK LA KE WOOD AMI LAKKili nsT, I.v. 23d a.m. Sam. only), 1.20, 4.50.

(ti.20 Bats, oulv) p.m. Sun-lavs. 8.2o, 9..50 a.m., 2.211 p.m. Lv. LIBERTY l.oO, 10.14) a.m.

U.onSats. only), 1210, S.40, 4.10. 5.0O.16.3U Sats. only) p.m. Sundays, b.45, 10.00 a.m., 2.30 p.m.

FOR ATLANTIC t'IT V. I.v. TV. 23n 8T. a.

Sats. onlyi. 8.20 p. ni. Stindavs.

9.50 a. 2.20 p. m. Lv. LIBERTY KT.

10.00 a. (1.00 oe soia ana therein described as to own All that certain lot. Diece or oarcel of land, THE TOURAIWE, EUROPE ORIENT or SOUTH 39. Bradell. Clara.

298 Cumberland 3.434 40. Steers, Judge A. E. 2694 Bedford 8,394 41. Chapman, Livingston.

61 Herkimer t. 8,374 42. Borden, Ada 319 Cumberland 3,184 43. Beatty .1. 118 Webster av, L.

I. C. 3.174 44. Boice. Mis.

B. 400 Washington av. 8.145 46. Ruger. Lily.

.332 Oates ftv 8,095 46. Doyle. Agnes 519 Eighth st 47. Delaney, Wm. 396 Stratford road.

3,06 48. Anderson, Miss A. 196 Van Buren st 2,997 49. Draper. Mrs.

J. 165 Marlboro road 2.S32 50. Bogart. Jennie H. Roslyn.

L. 1 2,731 51. Chapman. F. 951 St.

Mark's av 2,725 52. Snyder, Margaret. 48 Gates av 2,620 58. Mullln. Roger 71 Cumberland 2.610 64.

Hayden. E. 116 Nelson 2. SOS 55. Kelly.

W. 98 Miller av 56. Lockltt Jessie R. 730 Carroll 2.603 57. Jervls.

Perlee 887 Lafayette av 2.499 68. Foster. Alonzo. 642 Macon st 2.436 59. RobertBon, Margaret, 443 State st 2.395 60.

Dunn, A. 169 Dean st Next Twenty-flve. 1. Stussy, Charles, 172 Montague st 2,392 2. Clay.

Mrs, W. L. I. State Hospital 2.355 8. Tyler.

Margaret 150 Lafayette 2.29 4. Reiker. Joseph 44 Second place 2.f 5. Wheeler. Miss L.

Oreenport. L. 2,197 6. Boam. N.

248 Adelphl st 2,130 7. Coon Rev. Charles Hancock 2,05 8. Cowen. John, "126 Vanacrbllt av 1,956 9.

Burke, R. 22 Fourth place 2.024 10. Lane. Carrie. 107 Columbia 1.9fli 11.

Walton. Amy 289 Berkeley place. 1,846 12. Cragg Eugene 239 Sklllman 1.839 13. Simpson.

Florence, 260 Fiftieth at 1,827 14. Nova, Dr. J. 297 Schermerhorn 1,784 15. Groom, Wallace Brooklyn 1.70S 16.

Lee Nellie 8.. 82 Madison st 1,867 17. McNIckle. Marie, 864 Bay 18th 1.645 lying- and being In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, and State of New York, Z3 CLINTON ST. ARTERS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OP THE CITY Oi- NEW YORK NOtf.

167 AND 159 EAST SIXTY-SEVENTH STREET, BOROUGH OP ANHA TTA THE CITY OP NEW YORK SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE received by the Fire Commissioner at the above office until 10:30 o'clock A.M. on MONDAY, OCTOBKR 10, 1908. Horona-h ot Brooklyn. No. 1.

KOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING FOR THE FIRE ALARM "rooklyn" bukeau' borough OF The time for the delivery of th nrtlclon mn- Known and distinguished on a certain map filed In the office of the Kesrlster of Intra Three Short Blocks from Borough county. January lSais. entitled man or valu able property situate in the Twenty-first (for merly seventh) Ward of the Cltv of Brooklyn Hall subway btauon, tttid Steamship lickets Everywhere At CompaniPi' rate while you wait; no extn. Immediate arratiKementa. Information Bureau for LincB; best available Berths.

Cruises and "Arounr! the World" Toura. lately belonging to Garret Nostrand as, and by the number 383. and is bounded and described Conveniently near lirouklyn Uridge and Wall as follows: Besnnn nsr at a noint on the east erly side of Walworth street, five hundred f500 Offlcfal feet southerly from TlUary street (now Park J.LEHBE1RAUSS&S0NSC tcriala anrt supplies and the performance of the contract is by or before January 1, 1909. The amount of security required Is fifty per mreei rerry. Suites of one or two room, and bath.

Suites of three room, and 2 balha LESTAUEANT A LA OARTE. Edward H. Crandall, Prop. avenue), as lain down on said man. and from Agent thence easterly and parallel with TlUary street one hundred (100) feet, thence northerly and 379 FULTON BROOKLYN.

N. I tpnL. oc me amount or tne bid or estV ma-te. for 1W yeari. The bidder will state the price of each item or article contained in the Bpeciflcatione or parallel witn waiworth street twenty-flve (2u) feet, thence westerly and parallel with Tillary street one hundred (100) feet to Walworth Washington, D.

C. Opp. Borough Hall and Subway Station. PaBBporU. Ftireign Moneys, Letten of Credit, Travelers' Chocks.

Sleamera reported from Fire Island. Cable payments. Telegraph Wlrei in Office. scneuuies nerein contained or hereto annexed, per pound, ton, dozen, pallon. yard or othi street and thence southerly along the easterly unit of measure, by which the bids will be olb.

uiuy o.w p. m. ounauys, 10.011 o. p. in.

FOR LONti BRANCH, ASRl'R PARK, OCEAN All Rail Rouie! I.v. 23n 8.20. 11.20 a.m., (1.01) Sats. only), 8.20, 4.30. 5.20, 6.20, 11.50 p.m.

Sundays, 9.05, a.m., 8.5u. 8.2 Lv. LIBERTY 4.00, 8.110, 11.80 a.m., (1.20 SatH, only) 3.80, 4.45. 5.80. ti.80.

9.00 p.m., 12.01 midnight. Sundays, 4.00, 9.16 a.m., 4.00, 8.30 p.m. Time tables may be obtained at followinc offices: Liberty W. 28.1 St. Tel.

Chelsea 31411, Piers 10 and 81, H. 6 Astor House, 243, 484, 1800, 1.354 Broadway, W.225, 281 Fifth 2i8 Third West 125tli St. 24S Columbus New York 4 Court 313, 314 Fulton 479 Nostrand Av Brooklyn 390 Krojidvvav, Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co. calls for alia checks hafotase: to dcstluation.

une or waiwortn street, twenty-nve tzu reet to the point or place of beginning, being the same premises conveyed to Jonas Freedman THE SH0REHAM 18. Colgan. George 50 Johnson 1.631. support till the very end 01 tne contest. Among the Contestants.

Miss Laura Schweithelm, who has retained a position near the twenty-fifth in the winning column for a long time, is one of the most enthusiastic contestants in tie race. Miss Schweithelm says: "I am very much delighted to be in this highly successful contest of the Eagle's. The candidacy of Miss Schweithelm is being pushed by her large class of piano pupils. Miss Schweithelm has been a devotee of music from earliest childhood, and is well known in the neighborhood of her home at 99 South Portland avenue. This popular candidate desires to express her thanks for the support accorded her by all of her pupils and friends.

N. H. Boam, another of the contestants, was born in Brooklyn and has resided here all his life. He has been employed as a clerk by one firm on Fulton street for twelve years. Mr.

Boam. always fond of high-class music, says: "When tho Eagle started the contest I couldn't resist the temptation to enter." Mr. Boam's friends have given him well-merited support, and it is their intention to place him high in the winning list by the time the season closes. For rhir a-nnrl wishes and their endeavors in AfsflERlCAftS LINE oy Kiisa w. Christopher.

Bald premises IV 19. Biandorn. sopnie 2 st. jonn-s 20. Hart, Edith 491 Jamaica av 1,607.

in Section 8 in Block 1736 on the Land Map Pi- i AiUo 'l'i-i CiihiHtiOUKU SOUTHAMPTON lestea. xne extensions must be made and footed up, as the bids will be read from the total for each class and awards made to the lowpat bidder on each class; or the bids will be compared and the contract awarded at a lump or aggregate sum for each contract. Delivery will be required to be made at the WASHINGTON, D. C. or tne county or Kings.

Datd New York, 21. Tlce, Anna 135 Oxford st urn iew xoi'K, isaiuraavs, at 10 A.M. St. Paul Oct. 3St.

Louis Oct. 17 22. Brewster. E. S3 Mldwood St uctooer lvus.

HARRIS G. EAMES, Referee, Metropolitan Standard of Excellence. Ab New York Oct 10 hlladelphla Oct. 24 23. Johnston.

Mrs. 252 Jefferson 1.375 solutely modem and high class la sll d.talt William S. Rilling, Attorney for Plaintiff, NED STAR LINE PIKIf 14. R. Tompkins, Lillian 74 irtarcy 'V Roche.

Paul. 390 Herkimer ist 1.163 time ana tne manner and tn such quantmei as may be directed. omce ana vobi umce address, 43 cedar street, t'ahmphlet. at Kagis inlormauon Bureau. Americas aal Baropeaa Plaa.

borough of Manhattan, New York City. N. VIA UUVKR ANTWERP. Blank forme and further information mar be Total vote to date Daily vote 4,485 LEH.CH VALLEY Station footer FtiltonSL 'Dally, KiceptSucday 06 6t tuftf ontainea at tne omce or tne ire Department, VaderlanU Oct. Oct.

17 Finland Oct. lOKiucnland Oct. 24 Piers 14 15. N. R.

OlUce, B'way. N. Y. Nos. and Kast sixty-seventh atreet, ALB ONE.

EVAN J. Th PeoDle of the New Contestant. JOHN T. DEV1NE, Prop. Manhattan.

For full particulars see City rtecora. Seeman, Martha. Spring Lake Beach. N. J.

State of New York By the grace, of God free and Independent To Julia IVL Pyle and Louisa B. Peters, send greeting: Whereas. Mary D. J. iumnkrauHS Sna, 379 Fulton at; J.

C. Hoiulersju Wons, 344 Kulton st; J. H. Scheldt. NICHOL.AH J.

HAYES. Fife Comm. ssi oner. Itr.i'.ko 3 t7 15 9. 1 5 A 11.45 AM 5 15 I'M 7.15 PM ISO Graham av, or II.

F. Koch, 48 Uruadway, Bnffslo Kinress (LeavesNew Buflalo-Chlcsgo Express DLAOK DIAMOND EXPBESS blcsgo snd'l orouto Exoress HB BUFFALO TBAIN Malbone, of 212 Washington street, Jersey How to Cast a Vote. The coupon to-day will be found on tsrooiiiyn. Dated October 2. 1908.

06 lot osu uuy, iew jersey, has lately petitioned our NEW YORX MISCELLANEOUS. nurrogaw coun or tne county or Kings, page 2. To cast a vote for any contest HTSee General Inntrnctiona to Bid Tickets A Pullman accommodations HUH Fulton St. iill.MDAI) LIMi. New York to (irenada and Trinidad.

B. W. 1. tu nave a certain instrument in writing hearing date the eleventh dav of February. 1899 ant or to enter a new one, it is neces ders, at foot of colninit last page SIAJACAS Oct.

10 or tin paper. relating to real and personal nrooertv. duly sary only to cut out the coupon and fill HOTEL GRAM ATA I TKINIDAD SHIPPING AND TRADING proved as the last will and testament of EVAN in the name ana address of tne person DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION. NO. 148 29 Broadway.

TRAVEL. his behalf. Mr. Boam wishes to express for whom it la to be counted, forwarding EAST TWENTIETH STREET. BOROUGH OF MALBaB, late or canarsie.

Kings County, deceased. Wherefore, you and each of you MANHATTAN, THE CITY OF NEW YORK the same to the Eagle within the time his thanks. ItfffaB Tutta A nsirea to convey her SEALED HIDH OK ESTIMATES WIL.L. UK are nereoy cited to appear before our Surrogate of the County of Kings, at a Surrogate's Court, to be held at the Hull nf Rernr.N COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. limit of two weeks, the date of which received by the Commissioner of Correction at the above office until II o'clock A.M., on thanks, through this column of the Eagle, appears upon each coupon.

TIESUAY, OCTOBER 20, 1U08. Uoroagrh of Brooklyn. NO. 1. FOR FURNISHING ALL THE ARE YOU GOIG AWAY We make Tours to any point.

Including all Traveling and Hotel Expenses, for one or more persons, saving money and annoyance. Complete Itineraries upon request. Railroad and Steamship Tickets to all points at lowest rates. Staterooms, Parlor and Sleeping Cars. 'Phone W-tfl Franklin.

FRANK TOURIST 347 Broadway, NswYork. OLD QO hi OH LINE. DAILY SERVICE. For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk, Portsmouth.

Pinner's Point and Newport News. connecting for Petersburg, Richmond. Virginia Beach, Washington. D. C.

and entire South and West. MISS BROWN APPLAUDED. In the Borough of Brooklyn, on the 24th day of November, 1908, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, then and there to attend the probate of the said last will and testament; and that th above named Infants then and there show oause why a special guardian should not.be appointed to appear for them on the probate of said last will and testament. In testimony whereof, we have caused the TRADE BOARD'S NEW HOME. LABOR AND MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR ERECTION AND ENTIRE COMPLETION OF BRONX VILLI, WBITCRBITBR CODWTT, H.

Y. Every comfort of a hotel of the hlsh-st conducted In a manner that ha. attracted to Itself a moat SMlaatTs and discriminating clientele. Open all the year. Most Moderate Rates of Any First Class Hotel Near N.

T. The new fireproof wins, now In course of esnstructlen, containing 107 rooms and 55 private will have THE IMPROVEMENTS TO THE CITY PRISON. BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. SITUATE ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF Freleht and passenger steamer Roosevelt Organization Owns Its RAYMOND AND WILLOUGHBY STREETS, Big Audience of Colored People Appreciate Her Work at Memorial Hall. ui trom Pier Norm Klver, root of Reach N.

every vceek day at 3 P.M. W. L. WOODROW. 'frame Manager.

BROUGH OF BROOKLYN. NEW YORK. ewm ot our said surrogate Court, to be hereunto affixed. Witness, Hon. Hnrhert Vst.h.m The time for the completion of the work and the full performance of the contract is by or SHORT OCEAN TRIPS for heollh and recreation to Norfolk, Old Point Washinsion, Bermuda, etc.

Send for Maralera Tours, 31 West 30th New York. Headquarters, Which Will Be Formally Opened This Evening. (Special to the Eagle.) FreeDOrt. L. October 6 To-night at before 3ub consecutive calendar days.

L. S. gate of our said Countv, at the Borough of Brooklyn, the second day of October, in the year of our many new and attraotlvs features. The amount of security required is fifty per jjurn one inousana nine hundred J. J.

LANNIN COMPANY, Props. cent. or the amount or the bid or esti mate. The bids will be compared and the contract mi eignr. EDWARD J.

BERGEN. Clerk of the Siim-ntrntp'ti Pm.rf CLYCE STEAMSHIP CO. To Charleston, S. t. and Jacksonville.

ia. Steamers leave Pier 36. N. ft. of Spring st.

S. S. Arapnhoe Oct. 13. 3 P.M S.

S. Apache Oct. 6, 8 P.M. S. P.

Comanche. Oct. 8, 3 P.M S. Iroquois October 10, 3 PM Pier Sfl. N.

and U'way, N. T. Thomas Hendrickson Sons. 343 Fulton at. J.

I.ehrenkr:iiigs S'ns. .179 Fulton St. D. P. Watkins.

244 Fultm st. Roosevelt the Board of Trade of that OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. awarded at a lump or aggregate sum for each Miss Hallie Quinn Brown, one of the best entertainers the colored people have among their lecturers and interpretative readers, bad a large and representative gathering of Afro-Americans at her recital, under the auspices of the Carlton John P. Elder. Attorney for ptitinntr it contract.

village will formally open its new build- Park row, New York City. Blank forms and further information may be oG-7wtu OCEAN VACATION TOORS Ine the first of its kind erected ny any obtained and the plans and drawings may be LONG ISLAND. seen at tne omce or tne Department or (Jorrec of the Long Island organizations of that Avenue Branch of the Young Men's Chris tlon, the Borough of Manhattan. No. 148 East Twentieth street.

For full particulars see HEHMl D.i Oct. 14, 24. Nor. 4, 14, All Included, from IMfLBO. character.

while chiflf, th incumbent of that office also serving as treasurer of the district. Call proved conclusively that the ac cuy necora. The opening of the board's new homo STEAMBOATS. JOHN V. COGGEY, Commissioner.

counting had been regularly made each will be accompanied by appropriate cere Old I'olnt Comfort 1 back via Washington. Dated September 30, 06-IO osu year, and after stamping each and every Addresses will be made by Con AND POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND (C7See General Inntrnctloiisi to Bid cnarge against him as a lie demanded vindication and received it. dent, at foot of column last outre night when he read his annual ot inisj paper. lOet. 10, l.3ft.r.O.

othor Trips and Tickets to West Indies and Everywhere. 245, 1200 Kroadway, Madlsun TS-! Fifth A vp report there were no unfavorable gressman William W. Cocks, District Attorney Franklin A. Coles, Frank H. Stevens, candidate for secretary of state on the Independence League ticket, an honorary member of the board; James P.

Kineon, superintendent of the New York tian Association in the Young Women's Christian Association Memorial Hall, Flatbush avenue and Schermerhorn street, last evening. The recital was the third annual entertainment of its kind by the branch, and was pronounced the best. Miss Brown brought her audience to tears In her rendition of "The Pilot's Story," portraying "Louise, the Slave Girl," by Howell. Her rendition of the chariot race in Roman costume; "The Party," "When De Co'n Pone's Hot," "When Mallnda Sings" and other selections by SPECIAL NOTICES. Chief Call has been a consnicuous fltr- GARDEN CITY HOTEL ure in Suffolk County politics for over a SUPREME COURT.

SECOND DEPART J. LEHRENKRAUSS SON, 379 Fulton St. and Long Island Traction company, tiAKufclN CITY LONG ISLAND aecaae past. He is a member of the MENT In the matter of acquiring title by The City of Now York to certain lands and FALL RIVER LINE Via Newport and Fall River. Lv.

Pier 11), N. ft. Warren Dolly at P.M. Str. PRISCILLA and COMMONWEALTH.

Orchestra cn each. NORWICH LINE Via New London and East. Lv. Pier 40, N. R.

foot clarkson St. week days only, P.M. 70, VI. foot E. 22d 6:30 P.M.

Btrs CITY OF 1.OWI0LI, and HAMPSHIRE NEW HAVEN LINE For New Haven, Hartford, Springfield and North, Week davs only. Lv. Pier as, E. 2:45 P. M.

Pier 70 E. ft 1-J. ta .1:00 P. M. Str RICH-AHn PECK.

IS miles from New York. Open all the year. New York Porto Ricu S. S. Democratic county committee, was a can premises between East Eighty-sixth street and J.

J. LANNIN PROPRIETORS. -g Weekly paasenjjer service Daniel Morrison, president of Freeport village; Huyler Ellison, president of the Nassau County Volunteer Firemen's Association; William P. Jones, president of the Allied Boards of Trade, Hemp tttist JNinety-second street, Avenue and Long ior unerirr ana last year came within thirty votes of being elected to the Assembly. Taken rritioallv ill fHino, uct.

17, and Carolina. Ort. si. tnr Man Paul Lawrence Dunbar were appreciated. Around Porto R120 Juan direct; Nun 'Juan.

isiana Kanroaa company, in tne ttorougn or Brooklyn, City of New York, duly selected for the purpose of maintaining, preserving and Increasing the supply of pure and wholesome water for the use of said city, according to days before the election be met defeat ATLANTIC CITY. Miss Brown was supported by Mrs. L. Oct, 24, for Ponce di- stead, and others. i Tf-Ot.

nnrl consequence. The new home of the board is wxm "V.hoi. 1fl 1T THE ATLANTIC CITY OFFICE OF law Notice is hereby given, that the second feet. It is a frame structure, situated iaSond and BRIDGEPORT LINE Week IS tOCATEl) CORNKP report of Theodore B. Gates, C.

Julius on Wood avenue, near the Hempstead- OF ATLANTIC ANIJ PKNXSYLVANIA k. Sailing from iZ. i- ni.i ler 28 Kast Str. XAUOATCCK. 11:00 BROOKLYN WATER SUPPLY.

LantrDein anu ummweti u. xviacy, me uom- M. Freenort road. The second floor is one A VS. FILL INFORMATION CONCERN.

Hamilton av. Ferry, at 12 noon rmi. 'k fir. HRIDGEPOKT, 3:00 P. M.

Lv. ler ft. E. 22d St. 3:30 P.

M. mlssloners of Appraisal appointed herein, was filed in the offk-e of the Clerk of the County E. Broadway New -hone or INIi ABVERTISINti RATES FURNISH. large room, to be used for board meetings and public gatherings. The lower of Kings, on the 11th day of September, 225 Fifth av.

New i Raymond Whltcomb Co. York. ED ON APPLICATION. and that the said report will be presented floor Is divided up for a billiard parior for confirmation to the Supreme Court at N7r. Interesting Exhibit Arranged by the COME TO ATLANTIC CITY Special Term thereof for motions to be and enjoy the delights of the Autumn at the By Sea to Maine Autumn 7P? A A held In and for the County of Kings, at tlie and dining hall.

The building has cellar underneath for storage and other purposes. The Interior is finished in hard seashore, combined with the comforts and convenience, of the World's Seaside Metropolis. County Court House. In the Borough of Brook- Sheldon Smith, soprano; Dr. Louis J.

Delsarte, baritone; the Amphion Mandolin Club of the Young Men's Christian Association, and the Academy Quartet. Professor J. F. R. Wilson was the accompanist.

R. P. Hamlin, secretary of the branch, was stage manager. The artists ot the Amphion Mandolin Club are: J. A.

Bush. Benjamin McKenzie, L. H. Hodges, A. E.

McKnight, C. H. Walker. J. H.

Stevens and C. N. Mc-Clammy. The Academy Quartet is made up of Charles Waters, first tenor; J. F.

R. Wilson, second tenor; P. A. Myers, first bass, and W. H.

Taylor, second bass. Miss Brown spent seven years abroad as an entertainer, end her audiences always clamored for Paul Lawrence Dunbar's selections. She entertained the late Queen Victoria several times, l.nnrinnPnnla City of New York, on the ZJd day or BlUf-V-T UCt. 8, P. I.m.oin Cir-t li FvilllUcf AHO October.

lflo8, at the opening of the court wood, has metal ceilings, ana a portion of it shows handsome decorations. Gas HOTEL DENNIS Tirooklyn League at the Budget Exposition. One of the most interesting exhibits the budget exposition of the taxpay Lou Ha nib Oc Hamburg on that day. or as soon thereafter as coun To direct. w.s and other modern conveniences will be sel can bo Dated.

September 29, 1908. Is always popular on account of Its unequaled location and its unobstructed ocean view. Installed. nHe.Zc"LZ Vt The MM Dellhtfnl IIambiirg Nov. 5 Short Sea Trip on the Coast, to Italy Fell (I.

The Maine Steamship Co. sell at their Pier 20 FRANCIS K. PENDLETON, Corporation Counsel, 4t tu Borousrh Hall, Brooklyn, N. Y. The Board of Trade was formed only a year ago last June, but has sixty-four 1 TiMinr-v-irr." tvs y.s.Y, mast Klver Ticket otlloe only, ten-day.

in- IUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION. ers conference, which is open daily at 165 Broadway, Manhattan, until October 19, Is that on the Brooklyn water supply members and is very active. It has al WALTER J. BUZBY. THE ST.

CHARLES, Most select location on the ocean front. Atlantic City, N. J. Distinctive for its eletrance. exclualveness.

29 Broadway. New York, October 2. 1908. PUBLIC NOTTCE 13 HEREBY GIVEN that ready accomplished much for Roosevelt, which is growing faster at present than arranged by the Brooklyn League. transferable excursion tickets from New York to Portland, Maine, and return for Seven Stateroom and berth accommodations reserved In advance.

Railings from New York, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, st 5 P.M. J.cn KK.KKA(.!SS ft SONH. 37'J FCLTON ST. 01 ANCHOR LIE GLAiGOW AND LOMUUNDtRRY 10. to 24.

Vwn Caledonia. Oct. 17, nooti applications will be received from almost any other village on Long Island. This exhibit illustrates the present FRIDAY, OCTfJHKH 2. I'MI'llj 4 V.SSl.

1'iU The officers of the board are: E. D. high plass patronane and liberal management. DAY. OCTOBER 16, IWZ.

sources of water supply, the pumping for tho position of CLERK (MALE), SECOND GRADE, BOARD water in an batiis. iiooklet, rates, at 289 Fourth av, N. Y. NKWLIN HAINES. stations, tho high pressure service, the Seabury, president; Edward Uhe, vice president; Thomas Le Roy, recording secretary; David H.

Brown, financial ajii.Min, nud T2 54 Second (Hliin, I Third C'liiao, and aw.7B. ntlre system of distribution through (No aDnllcatfnn received bv the Commission. HENDERSON HHOTHF.n.1. secretary, and a board of trustees of and 11) fl'wav. by mail or otherwise, after 4 P.M., on Octo Mo dson HiWWO Pl iq hf twelve members.

the streets and the additional sources of supply in Nassau County. Included In the exhibit ATA nhnrn- ber 16, will be accepted.) court st; H. V. Henderson Son. in.

or s. w. Tavlor. Koch, 48 B'way: John S44 Full-in st. Brooklyn.

The examination will be neia on OAV U.S'K STKAaMKIiS. Dailv exceDf Rim. November 6. 1W8, at 10 A.M. GOVEBNOR'S VISIT POSTPONED.

ATLANTIC CITY, J. JoNiuh AVhite fc Sons. Proprietor. graphs taken throughout Nassau County, The unblects and weights are: Handwriting. day.

Ltave Urooklyn, Kultun St. (by Annex), UhsI.iups.'s 8:40: V. -1M 9: W. 1'ftth F3EKCH IIITE. 20; Arithmetic, 20; Copying from plain copy, 30; Letters, 20; Spelling, 20.

PREPARATION OF FOODS. Fish and poultry formed the topio of Miss Anna Barrows' second demonstration lecture on "The Preparation of Foods" in the Brooklyn Institute domestic science series at the Academy ot Music yesterday afternoon. After telling how to cboose these at the market and giving general directions as to their preparation, Mlsa Barrows illustrated a number of simple ways of cooking which might give variety to the home menu without increasing its expense. BOARD OF TRADEMEETINO. The regular monthly meeting of the est Point.

Sir. Hughes' Visit to Queens to Be Point ('if. snu'ving aDunnant growth of corn, beets, turnips and other vegetables within a radius of 1,000 feet of the pumping stations, which are constantly drawlne Compare Gtnerale Iranwtlantiqoe 7i MKKCT LINE to HAVRE PARIS iFRAXl'Ei I kill, limison und Albuny Easy cc I kiii. liuiison und Albuny Easy me examination will ne neiu in New York connect Ion HOTEL TRAYMORE City and Poughkeepsie, and successful candidates will be required to serve outside the City SallinR evei Thnrvlnv at 0 A.M. N' rth.

Kast and West. All thru rail tickets Made on October 27. Edward L. Spelr of the Flushing Re ew Yoi'K. and may oe assigned to anv water ior tne urooKiyn supply.

These point on the new water-shed. 23 bft'n Y. and Alhany aroepted. Most 5 Hcbtful one-day nutinr's to West Point. 12 n'" P-iiiji-hkcppsie.

returning on down i.Joname....uci. Pruvenra I. a Tmiralne. liiLa I. a Savoie Oct.

2JiLa Touralne. Twin screw steamers FALL WINTER SPRING SUMMER Photographs furnish absolute proof that no injury to the crons results from vacancies, iz. salary, sew and 1900 per an num. Minimum age, 18 years. noat.

on at pst t'oinl. Fnll Trest with the Pand. at 1:25 PM Meal? the use of the deep sources of water For further information, apply to the Secre Ocneral Agency. I niate st. New York.

T.nHRK.VKrtAI'SS SONS. Kulton st, HoTEL IROQUOsS Ocean Knd So Carolina Av 4Mi tary. F. A. SPENCER.

Secretary. supply. Statistics are also shown as to the TF.VDERS ARE HEREBY REQUESTED IN lump sum for finding, raising and dliverlnt publican campaign committee received word yesterday that Governor Hughes has been compelled to postpone his visit to Flushing until Tuesday evening, October 27. when he will address the people at the old armory on Amity street. On the same evening Oovernor Hughes will make addresses in Long Island City and Richmond Hill.

HUDSON RIVETIGHTLINES Hnilson aviirntlon f'o. water running to waste in the Great Fulton Street Board of Trade will be held on Friday evening, October 9, at New York the wreck of the Norwegian FOR PORTO RICO. Steamships of the Red Line will sail from Pier 11, B'klyn, for Hon Juan, Purto ltico, AT HATES. S. S.

Caracas Saturday Oct. 10, noon steamer sunk In collision with the Fall River Line steamer "Commonwealth." PEOPLES LINE Lubeck Hall, 1872 Fulton street. Isaao ear Rar Rook. Conn. Tenders to be deliv Strs.

w. South Bay, the measurements indicating that even in the dryest seasons more than 100,000,000 gallons per day run to waste In Suffolk County alone. Other statistics shown by the Brooklyn League Indicate that at the present or Adinndnrk lv. pier 32 Sargent will deliver an address on "Legislation." Refreshments will be served. fcW nLton N.

Canal st. P.M ered to Captain Ove Large. Agent for underwriters of said Rteamer "Volund," at 24 Stone ireet. Romii New York City, on or before BOULTON. BLISS DAI.I.ETT.

Ofneral Managers. S2 Wall N. P.M. dailv. FARK l.ftO.

CITIZENS LINE VHK Strs. lv. Pier 4, N. ft. V.

iftrh imi Mnday. the Instant. Elevator; private baths; orchestra. tt; Special. 110 to $17.50 wwaiy.

Always open. Booklet. W. K. BHAW.

seaside" house. Directly cn the Ocean Front." Sea water baths. Open all the year. F. P.

COOK'S SON3. HOTEL LAMBOHN, rope-, all conveniences; capacity l. Iitoklet. O. C.

MIM.ER. CNLT THREE ROURM FROM N7Y7ciTYT ATLANTIC ClTif, A Mecca for health and pleasure. Cap. aoo. til to tlo weekly.

21-30 Now York, October 5. lflOs. 6-7 rim i ANn.iMPRinA nnr M. daily, Saturday exeoMed. Hni v't.

Ejuttnuu niiibinun Llllfa thip, naiin. ratio of growth of population in Brooklyn, the water supply at present arranged for will be exhausted about the year 1912, so that additional sources should be arranged for without delay. NEW HOME' OF THE ROOSEVELT BOARD OF TRADE CHIEF CALL VINDICATED. IS TWIK-SCRcW PASSENGER SERVICE Eu NEW YORK ROTTERDAM VIA Uirtict ail water route. Meiropohtao Line Express Tur-biny stct-1 Fnro BOSTON 1T11V.

I saaBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, BOULOGNE Nov. 3 U'way, Oct. UlVew Ainste All Bay Shore, Summer Colonists and Hot (lain (new) Oct. 20: Kyndam Baymen, Took a Hand In Annual Firemen's Election. HQllnnn-Amerlca Line.

HI) ITALIAN S. S. LINES th ALfc ana HAHVARD CALENDAR WENT TO PIECES. Action Against I. I.

R. H-. Co. to Recover $119,000 and Montauk Indian Suit Off Calendar at Biverhead. NAVICJAZIOXE OKN'KHAU U'-iUANA.

Frr.m Pier 4.r. N. near foot Christopher tLA VALOCE. (Fast Italian Line.) feek days und Sundays. 5 P.M..

due Boston fITALIA 8ocl-ta di Navipazlorie a Vnpnra A.M. next day. Same schedule returnlrig. TO NAPIES AND GENOA DIRECT. Tickets, at pier and principal Ticket and 6atmlu Oct SlVtrona (Phil.

20 TnnriftT f'o. oflices. LAKZWOOB, N. J. THE FALL BEAHON AT LAKE WOOD uuca a iii.r.ri Aiin-rltii HARTFtELD, SOLARI A 50 Wall N.

V. SIGHT SEEING Among tn fttnts nf New Jerst-y season October 1 tn Juq-i offers exceptional attractions f.r the enjoyment of outdoor life. Ideal con-'Mtinn for mot.irinK, LAUREL HOUSE ATLANTIC TftiNiPO TUNE SEW lOKK-LONDON DIRECT. YACHT oihei .6. 11 A.M Halcyon h-avea every day.

Hlatue ui Liberty IMt. nar Kerry, at A.M A 2 30 P.M. fall to take this delightful trip. MINNFITONKA. MES.1BA li.r .1.

11 A 10. 9 A.M. MINNEHAHA. IT, 11 A.M. favorably known for its standard of excellence.

IS NOW A. J. MI KPHV. Manager. 1 r.r.

A til. i A l. inu MM 'V the FABRE LINE 'ift I (Special to the Eagle.) Bay Shore. L. October 6 Frank H.

Call, for thirteen years chief engineer of the local fire department, was re-elected Inst night after as strenuous an afternoon and evening as the local or any other fire district in the county has ever known. Call's opponent was Captain Walter Smith, a well-known South Bay skipper, and it took 47S votes to decide the question. Call winning by a majority of 45. Owing to the singular construction of the charter of the Are distriot, every elector voted for chief engineer if he so desired, and yesterday afternoon and evening about everyone who thought himself anybody felt so inclined. Many members of the summer colony who are voters hero, were among the throng at the polling place.

Call was not especially anxious to remain as 'of until a few days atro, when some persons who are unfriendly to him, declared he had not made an accounting vftPTT it PiT MKDITEHRAR A SKIIVHH BARTLETT INN, LAKEWOOD N. J. Write tor Illustrated booklet. ST. JAMF.S II llE-FIMiS.

Open all year to persons deilrlng rest In the health-renewins air of I.akpwimd.. Send for circular. RISTEI1S OF ST. JOSEPH. (Special to the Eagle.) Rlverhead, L.

October 8 At the call of the big Supreme Court calendar here yesterday afternoon by Justice Jaycox a very large number of the cases went off for the term, and another large number were announced as settled in fact, the calendar went to pieces to such an extent that it could hardly be recognized. The big suit against the Long Island Railroad Company in which the people of the State of New York are endeavoring to collect $119,300 because of penalties in falling to cut inflammable material by the railroad tracks In the town of Smith-town, was one of those that fell by the wayside. The Montauk Indian suit also went off for the term. It will be tried before Justice Jaycox In Patchogue on the last Saturday in October. I'r-tvuirnre Direct 91.RO Worcester 92.

40 Fvptv w'k day. 5 PM frm Pier 19 T. NEW HUDSON LINE pl.OO TO VI HA -I 'ior f.3, N. below Mth pvt-ry day P.M Fr ttkftn and s'ate-r- nii npply Mef'onn's Tnurn, VMS, B'way, N. or.

Pier. Chelsea. Rfew York Co lur.plllpa. tin ftnil('N. OM4 Ot.

7 A st IA Oct. 14 A HON A 11 J. JT1RR KTII.K. fl A.I'.. 3n U'way.

N. Y. Around the World Dec. 9 OR1KNTAI, T.M'K January V.MtHH S. TUCKS TO KI'KOl K.

UK I'OTTKK Tul'RS, I 7.1 Fir'-Rclway. Nw York, Thirtieth Vffir I I'll ASBUEY PARK. THEVICT0RIA. Asbury Park, N. J.

Third anil Ocean av6. Only house open on beach; suites with bath; steam heat; sun parlors; booklet. S. KEMPLE. HARTFORD LINE.

Prom New Pier 1. East Klver, foot of Pec flallv. except Sunday, at 5 P.M.. for Con-n-il'-ut River Landings. Writ, for illustrates folder.

BFHMCI)A AMI WEST IMHIC. Profusely Illustrated booklet; of sailings, etc. A. K. Outprljride Rroad-way, N.

or Tlvs. Cook A Son. 245 or Broadway, and 6tl lladisuo N. T. I.