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G. THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, SATURDAY, MAl 11. 1912. Schools and Colleges COMFORT STATION CONTRACT Bids Close May 22 on Proposal Advertised by Borough President Steers.

NEWS FROM HEADQUARTERS work and full performance of the contract will be thirty-five (35) working da5's. The amount of security required will be Eleven Hundred Dollars iILIOOj. N'o. 6. IXlR FURNISHING ALT, THE LABOR.

AXU MATERIAL REQUIRED FOR OONSTKUOTIXr A ABATER tV BOOART ST. BETWEEN BT00 ST. AND MESER-OLH AND A SEWER BASIN AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF BOGART ST. AND MONTROSE AVE. The Ens-inefs preliminary estimate of the quantities Is as follows: 445 linear feet of 32-lnch pipe sewer, laid complete.

Including; all Incidentals and appurtenances; per linear foot, 11.70 I7S9.S0 391 Pnear feet of 6-Inch houae connec TEACHERS TO ELECT TO PENSION BOARD FOR WHICH, THANKS. In the course of a letter to the school editor, Mrs. John J. Schoonhoven, who Is well known as a lecturer, writes: "The Hiooklyn Eagle does a great service to the community in Its columns to the school news and the Dub- The Engineer's estimate In bi follows: square yards asphalt pavement years maintenance. 3'0 cubic yards concreie.

TO linear feet bluestone heading stones set In concrete. 6J5 cubic yards cxi-avatlnn to subgrade. Time allowed, twcnry-five working days. Security required. Nineteen Hundred Doiiars 12.

FOR REGULATING AND REPAYING WITH ASPHALT ON A CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAYS OF NEPTUNE AVU, FROM W. TH ST. 0''EAX PARKWAY, AND W. pTH FROM SHEEPS-HBAD RAY ROAD TO SEA BREEZE AVE. The Engineer's estimate is an follows: 4,4.) square yards asphalt pavement outside railroad area (5 years maintenance).

1,230 square yards asphalt pavement wltnin railroad area (no maintenance). 10 square yards old stone pavement to be relald. 62u cubic yards concrete nutslde railroad area. Borough President Steers Is a contract for furnishing labor and ol articles upon various school I activities." The Engineer's estimate is a follows; square yards asphalt pavement kq yeais maintenance). lhA) square yards grade 1 granite pavement with grouted Joints ino maintenance), 20 square yards old si on a pavement to be relald.

6,750 cubic yardj concrete. Si linear feet old curbstone reset In concrete, 100 ilnear feet granite heading stonea set in concrete. 1,130 linear feet bluestone heading stones set In concrete. 17,000 linear feet steel bound cement curb year malntenancei. Time allowed, ninety 90 working days.

Securiry required. Forty-two Thousand Dollars T. FOR REGULATING AND PAVING WITH ASPHALT OV A CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF 67TH FROM 6TH AVE. TO 7TH AVE. The Engineer's estimate Is as follows: 6.4XM) yards asphalt pavement, outside railroad area ti years maintenance).

25 square yards asphalt pavement, wltfaifl railroad area (no maintenance). S35 cub.o yards concrete, outside rallroai area 5 cubic yards concrete, wlth'n railroad area, 210 linear feet bluestone heading stonea aet in concrete. cubic yards excavation to subgrade. Time allowed, thirty (30) working day a. Security required.

Four Thousand Dollars (RfflO). materials required for building a com- I fOrt Atatlnn rn u-Bt airiu nt Dave- tion drain, laid complete. Including all incidentals and appurtenance: per lin Some Desire to Have a Class Teacher as Such an Opinion Would Be Most There was a rumor around head-quarteis yesterday that the Corporation Counsel has written an opinion upon the question as to whether the Board of Examiners did right la compelling the high school teachers to "jump the hurdles" of the ninth and twelfth years, "teachers of superior merit," If tney had already reached the maximum under the Davis law; whether, In fact, the law is retroactive. It is said that the Corporation Counsel has decided that it is not retroactive, and that all teachers who have been in the service long enough to have reached the maximum under the former law cannot be passed upon for either the ninth or ear foot. 75 cnts 93.23 fi manbote complet-, with Iron heads and cover.

Inoiudlna; all incidentals and appurtenaneee; per manhole, $45.. 225.00 2 sewer basins complete, of either standard design, with Iron pans or grating, Iron basin hood and connecting culvert. Including all Incidentals and appurtenances: per basin. SIM 260.00 f.6", feet (B. M.

of sheeting and bracing, driven In place, complete. Including ail Incidental and appurtenances; per thousand feet (B. J5.00 liO cubic yards concrete wiimn ran roan area. 4,6.0 linear feet new cumstone set in concrete. 350 linear feet old curbstone reset In concrete.

lo linear feet granite heading stones set concrete, 430 linear feet toluestona heading stones set concrete. Time allowed, forty 40 working days. Security required. Fifty-seven Hundred Dolj rs G5.700). meyer street, north of South Fifth street.

He will receive sealed bids or estimates at his office In the Borough Hail up to 11 o'clock a.m. on May 22. Corporation Notices. OFriCB OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE IIOllOLUH OF BROOKLYN. ROOM 2, OF BKOOKLY.V, THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

(SEALED BIDS OR ATES WILL BE received by iha President of the Borouish of Brooklyn, at the above otllce until ll o'clock a.m. on WKI)'ESDAV, A 22, JOli. FOR ITtOViUIxo ALU TUB l.AHOK AND MATERIALS KEcjriKKI) Koli THE EREC PRIZES FOR BROOKLYN BOYS. Allen H. Colcord and Hairy M.

Blank Are Cornell Winners. Ithaca, X. May 11 High collegiate honors liave fallen to two Brooklyn students at Cornell. Out of four prizes awarded two go to Brooklyn. Tho Corson Browning prize has been awarded lo Harry M.

Blank of Brooklyn, a Junior In arts. Hereafter young Mr. Blank will carry as his cherished possession a $51) Hold modal and tell of the day when a MEETING TO BE ON THURSDAY Total 11,699.72 Id. FOR REGULATING AND (lr.l ft'ITH ASPHALT BLOCK ON A CONCRETE FOUNDATION THH ROADWAY OF OCEAN FROM DORCHESTER ROAD TO A Mlsa Rogers, a Principal, Ha9 Been on Board Sinco Ita Organization. the twelfth year of service; that they are entitled 'to the maximum salary under the new schedules.

If The Eagle's Informant Is correct, all the teachers will be well satisfied, espe The time allowefl for the completion of the work and full performanfe of the contract will bo rhlrtv OO) working days. The amount nf security required will be Eigltt Hundred Dollars fSROO). Iji.Nh; ISO FEET NOKUi Uf Ufj.Mr. (J, The estimate is as follows: TION A.VIJ COMPLETION' A PLTil.IC STATION UN THE WEST SIDE OK HAVKMEVER STREKT, AHOl.T FEET 16.I.IW square yards asphalt blocK pavement Brooklyn boy won It from tho field. Kven greater laurels crown the brow of Allen Husted Colcord of Brooklyn.

Ho lias carried off the highest speaking prize cially those who have been declared to D. SOCTH I'TFIH STREET, BOlt OIJCIU OF BROOKLYN outsme ranroan area (a yars rnuimei.ai-- 6i) square yards asphalt block pavement with tn rnllrni.fi aoi Inn i 11 1 pn if One ot ths members of the Board of Retirement to succeed Miss Josephine K. be not of superior merit. If this Is the opinion of the Corporation Counsel. It in the gift of the university and the J.305 cublo yards concrete outside railroad The time allowed for dolnff and completing: the entire Work and the full performance of the contract la ninety itw) consecutive worklng- Rogers is to be elected next Thursday most treasured.

It is the Woodford prize will be only what has been contended by of $10, and It Is the highest prize of all the four awarded. Young Colcord Is a senior In the College of Arts and Sciences. lawyers and laymen outside of the system. It will be a good thing for all concerned, because It is Just, and It will prevent an appeal to the courts, which has been threatened. No.

e. FOR FURNISHING ALU THS LABOR AND MATERIAL REQUIRED FOR CONSTRUCTING A SEWER IN K. 14TH BETWEEN niTMAS AND NEWKIRK AVES. Th- Engineer's preliminary estimate of the quantities i as follows: 32 linear foct of 15-Inch pipe sewer, laid complete, including all incidentals and appurtenances; per linear foot, $46.40 4f4 linear feet of 12-inch pipe sewr, laid complete. Including all incidentals) and appurtenances; per linear foot, L30 Ut.20 374 linear feet nf tj-inch house connection drain, laid complete, including all Incidentals and appurtenances; per linear foot, 75 cents 2W.S0 5 manholes complete, with Iron heads and covers, including all incidentals and appurtenances per manhole, $45....

225.00 area. cubic yards concrete within railroad area. I.4W) linear feet new curbstone set in concrete. 43 noiseless covers and heads for sewer manholes. 110 linear feet granite heading stonee set In concrete.

25 linear feet bluestone heading stones set In concrete. Time allowed, fifty (6) working days. 6ecurlty required. Twelve Thousand Five Hundred Dollars 14 trnn nRr.TT..TVn AND HKPAVNO COLGATE JUNIORS' BOOK. High School Principals May Select The amount of security required will be Fifteen Thousand Dollars.

'The bids will be compared and the contract awarded at a lump or aggregate sum. Blank furnis and further tnlormailon may be obtained and the plans and drawings may be seen at the otbee of the Bureau of Public Buildings and Offices. Boom 2a. Municipal Building. Loroush of flrookiyn.

ALKJ1K1J E. STEERS, Borough President. mlO-Mf osu WSee General Instruction to at foot of column, lnat page of this paper. Iternoon at a meeting of tho district representatives to bo held la tho board room, of the Hall of the Board of Education, at i o'clock. Miss Rogers has been a member of the Board of Retirement since It was organized in 1907, and those who know of her work say that she has ben an efficient member, conserving tho Interests of all teachers who came before the board.

But there aro many class teachers who believe that It would ba much tetter if one ot their own kind was a member, lor the reason that the class teachers contribute tho most of the funds. The board is composed now of the pres WITH ASPHALT ON A CONCRETE) FOUNDA Teachers. A most surprising change has come over the spirit of some of the officials at headquarters. The high school principals have been notified to prepare a list of the teachers they will require at the beginning of the fall term. This Is not unusual.

But it is most unusual to request them to select those they want from tho eligible lists. Tho principals do not know what to make ot this privi Hamilton, May 11 The Salmagundi, the yearly publication of the Junior class of Colgate University, has just come out atid Is without doubt the best issue thus far. Among other things it contains a list of tho honors won by the various members of the class and, as usual. Brooklyn men are at the foro. A list of the latter and tho activities they have engaged in during their college Total $1,194.10 PUBL.IO -NOTICE 19 HERKBY OIVEX TO Ihe owner or owners of all houses and lots.

Improved or unimproved lands affected thereby, that the following pioposed nResnient3 have been completed and are lodged In the office of the Board of Assessors fur examination by course follow: all persons Interested, TION THE ROADWAY OF OLD wmmruw i ROAD. FROM 114 FEET NORTH OF JACKSON ST. TO MASPETH AVE. The Engineer's estimate Is as follows: 1,950 square yards asphalt pavement (6 years maintenance). 270 cubic yards concrete.

1.335 linear feet new curbstone set In concrete. 160. linear feet old curbstone reset In concrete, 6 noiseless covers and heads for sewer manholes. 30 linear feet granite heading stones aet in concrete. 60 linear feet bluestone heading stonea set In concrete, Time allowed, twentv-flve (231 working days.

Security required, Nineteen Hundred Dollar 15. FOR REGULATING AND PAVING WITH ASPHALT ON A CONCRETE FOUN itorouKii or iifooKiyn. 2491. Baein at the southwest corner of Dlt- The tims allowM tor th completion nf th work and full performance of the contract will be thirty (30) working days. The ajnount of security required will be Six Hundred Dollars rt600.

Th forKolnir Engineer's preliminary estimate of the total cost for ihe eompLeted work Is to he taken as the 100 per cent, basis and test for bidding. Proposals shall each stats a slnpTe percentage of euch 190 per cent, (such as Ofi per 100 per or 105 per for which all materials and work called for In the proposed contracts and the notices to bidders ore to be furnished to the City. Such ner- nitts ave, and 15. 14th m. Affecting Hlo' uZOl.

24tM. Basin at the northeast and northwest corners of J3. 10th St. and av. Affecting Blocks 6U70 and 51M.

Basin at the westerly cornor of 69th 2. FOR REGULATING, GRADING AND CURBING 72D FROM A POINT 171 FEET EAST OF 17TH AVE. TO 1STH AND LAYING SIDEWALKS FROM 17T AVE. TO 1STH AVE. The Engineer's estimate is as follows: 290 cubic yards excavation.

hiO cubio yards filling (to be furnished). 1.230 linear feet cement curb (l year malnienancej. 7,870 square feet cement sidewalk (1 year maintenance). Time allowed, thirty (30) working days. Security required.

Eight Hundred Dollars ffSOOJ. J.t. FOR REGULATING, GRADING, CURBING AND LAYING SIDEWALKS ON 78TK FROM 11TH TO 12TH AVE. The Engineer's estimate is as follows: 10 linear feet old curbstone reset In concrete. 8.120 cubio yards excavation.

650 cublo yards filling (not to be bid for). 1,440 linear feet cement curb year 7. 200 square feet cement sidewalks (1 year maintenance). Time allowed, fifty (60) working daya. Security required, One Thousand Seven Hundred Doiiars 30.

FOR REGULATING. GRADING AND CURBING 81ST FROM NARROWS AVE. TO COLONIAL ROAD. The Engineer's estimate Is as follows: 20 linear feet old curbstone reset In concrete 2.4$j cubic yards excavation. 89 cubic yards filling (not to be bid for).

1,480 linear foet cement curb (1 year maintenance). Two sewer basins to be rebuilt. Time allowed, thirty (30) working days. Security required. Six Hundred Dollar ($60.

81. FOR REGULATING AND PAVING WITH ASPHALT ON A CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF 85TH FROM COLONIAL ROAD TO RIDGE BOULEVARD. The Engineer's estimate is as follows: 2,280 square yards asphalt pavement (5 year maintenance). 8)6 cubic yards concrete. 70 linear feet bluestone heading stones set In concrete.

610 cubic yards excavation to subgrade. Time allowed, twenty (20) working days. Spcurlty required, One Thousand Five Hundred Dollars 8J. FOR REGULATING AND PAYING WITH ASPHALT ON A CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF AVENUE FROM CONEY ISLAND AVE. TO OCEAN PARKWAY.

The Engineer's estimate Is as follows: 5.6J0 sq uare yards asphalt pavement (5 years maintenance). 790 cubic yards concrete. loO linear feet granite heading stonea aet in concrete. 430 linear feet bluestone heading stones set in concrete. 1.26) cublo yards excavation to subgrade.

Time allowed thirty (30) working days. Security required, Three Thousand Two Hundred Dollars The bidder will state the price of each item or article contained in the specificatons or schedules herein contained or hereto annexed, per linear foot, square foot, square yard, cubio yard or other unit of measure, by which the bids will be tested. The bids will be compared and the contract awarded at a lump or aggregate sum for each contract. Rlank forms and further Information mav ba Harrison Boyd Ash, first Sheldon Latin prize. Theodore David Bartcls.

Harold Fiako Cotter, 1'hi Kappa I'sl, Theta Nil Epallon, Manager class basketball team, class track team, Chemical Society, Bpeaker class banquet, cheer leti dor. William Davis. Norman Joseph Oaynor, Delta Kappa Epsilon, Theta Nu Epsilon. Dudley Bell Rich, Delta Kappa Epsilon, st. and 15th eve.

centafre. as hid for this contract, shall apply Affecting HIocK 6713. Basins at the north and west corners of 79ih st. and 20th ae. to ail unit items speoifleil in the Engineers preliminary estimate to an amount necessary to complete the tvork described in the contract.

Plank forma and further information may he AfTecting fciJocKs Gjtjz arid 1635. Regulating, grading, curbing and flac- DATION THE ROADWAY OF PRESIDENT FROM BEDFORD AVE. TO ROGERS Blne between 3d av. and Fort Ham AVE. ilton parkway; together with a list nf awards for damages caused ny a cnango of grade.

1935. Regulating, grading, curbing and Una- gnlg Sterling place, botweon Eastern I'ark- obtained and the plans and drawings may he seen at the oflVe of th Bureau of Sewers. 21S Montaguo st. Brooklyn. 10-int osu ALFRED E.

STEERS, President. ffV.See Crnrnl Innfrnrf lonn io Bld-rirrM, nt font of colnmii, last page of Hi! paper. urv extension ana Mowara tosi'ther with lege. This is as It should be. Most of the men and women on the lists have substituted In the different schools and ths principals huve been able to Judge of tho capability of the teachers.

It is merely getting bark to the Brooklyn system, when all principals selected their teachers from the lists. It was much more satisfactory to the principals. Perhaps In the great system that it Is today, It would hardly be possible to extend this privilege to the elementary schools. Examination for First Assistants. There is some talk ot calling an examination of teachers who are eligible for licenses as first assistants early In the fall, either In September or October.

The announcement has not yet been made, but may be expected soon. This will give such teaehors an opportunity to revise their subjects. Laymen May Know More Than Superintendents. Commissioner Morrison, who Is a resident of Richmond Borough, Is attentive to his duties ns committeeman. He is a surveyor and engineer, and knows Staten Island better than almost any person on that Island.

He does not agree with some of tho recommendations for school buildings offered by the Board a Uet of awards for damages caused by a change of gracie. 2IW. regulating, graaing, curning and flag-Cing 97rh between 4th and Kort HamMton togotner wiin a iiri oi awaras lor dam aires ca cited by a change of grade. Wvtv. JteguimiK, BiMuu't, cuming and Hag- eins vJia uclmc-sii naiuiiinii ave.

and the old City Jfne; together with a list of awards for damages caused by a change of gnuie. Theta Nu Epsilon, class basketball loam, varsity baseball team, varsity basketball team, tennis team, vice president Athletic Association. Jacob Rush, second prize Kingsford declamation, second Sheldon Latin prize. Ames Leslie Tervilliger, Delta Epsilon, class track team, Glee Club, junior dally board. Hobart Sanford Van Nostratnl, Delta Kappa Epsilon, manager class baseball team, class secretary, class cross-country team, class track team, captain class track team, vnrsity track team, Chemical Society, freshman banquet committee, manager class track team, students advisory board.

Junior dally board. Jonathan Grout, Delta Kappa Epsilon, Theta Nu Enallon, banquet committee, manager class football team, tennis team, manager tennis team, vice president Chess Club, chairman prom committee. Cortland Wellington Hentlirckson, Delta Kappa Epsilon, Theta Nu Epsilon, class football, class baseball, class basketball. The Engineer's estimaie Is as follows: 2.370 square yards asphalt pavement (5 years maintenance). 3f) cubic yards concrete, B'iO cubio yards excavation to subgrade.

Time allowed twenty (20) working days. Security required. Sixteen Hundred Dollars (Jl.tiOO). 13. FOR REGULATING AND REPAYING WITH ASPHALT ON A CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAYS OF ROSS FROM BEDFORD AVE.

TO LEE AND KEAP FROM BEDFORD AVE. TO MARCY AVE. The Engineer's estimate is as follows: 6,940 square yards asphslt pavement outside railroad area (5 years maintenance). 25 square yards asphalt pavement within railroad area fno maintenance), 75 cubic yards concrete outside railroad area. 3 cubic yards concrete within railroad area.

610 linear feet new curbstone reset in concrete. RJo linear feet old curbstone reset in concrete. 16 noiseless covers and heads for sewer manholes. square yards present asphalt pavement to be removed outside railroad area. 25 square yards present asphalt pavement to be removed within railroad area.

L'JTtf. ifgujaiing, grauing, curoing and nagging Foster between Coney Island ave. and Oravesend ave. 2377. Regulating, grading, curbing and flair.

OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THTJ BOROrGH OF BROOKTjYX. ROOM No. 2, BOrtOTrrjH HAT.U ROROI'GH OF BROOKLYN. THE Oirr OF NTCW YORK. SEAI.BO BIDS OR ESTTArATKS WIlTi BR recef-fd by tlin Prpnldent nf the Borough of Rroolilyn, at the.

aoove offlc until 11 o'clock a.m., on WEDXESDAY, MAY 22, 1912. 1. FUH fi fiJG i LATIN AND KEPAVIN! WITH Aft HALT ON A CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF BEV-BULKY ROAD, FROM OCHAN PARKWAY TO FLATBU8H AVE. The Engineer's estimate Is as follows: 0,770 square yards asphalt pavement (6 years cubio yards concrete. 2,270 linear feet new curbstone set In concrete.

5.280 linear feet old curbstone reset In ging Kiveruaie neiween win st. and Aniooy si. Diwcen I'snorn ana Junius sty ident of the Board of Education, who Is chairman; the chairman ot tho elementary schools commltee, the chairman ot the high schools cotuuiitee, Dr. Maxwell, Miss Mary A. Curtis ot the Bronx, Miss Rogers of Manhattan and L.ymnn A.

Heat of Brooklyn, who is secretary. Tho three who are elected In rotation, are principal. There Is no allegation that ttie persons appearing before the board for retirement have not been with consideration, but some women teachers have an Idea that the fund is not as well administered as it might be. There Is nothing in tho law which provides that the representatives of the teachers shall be taken from separate boroughs, but at present they are from different boroughs. It Is probable that this will contiue the practice, because it Is a fair division.

The representatives of the districts were elected on Thursday and the majority of the districts reported yesterday to the secretary of tho Board ot Education. They are as follows: Dint. 1 Mary B. Davis, V. 8, No.

1. Henry and Oliver sU'eeuj, Manhattan. Elizabeth S. Harris, 1'. tf.

No. 65, 152! Sixty-ninth street. Brooklyn. Mrs. O.

Carls, P. a. Xo. 4i. Heater anJ Ludlow streets, Manhattan.

Margaret F. O'Cormoll, 77 West Ninety-fourth street, Munhattan. 5 Unzle E. Hector, US Mwliann nv, Mnn. Jennie Lynch, 7 St.

Luke's place, Man. Mary J. Hill (Irregular; certificate not algnerl hy chairman). IS Walter Flndlay, 471 West 145Lh street, Man. It-Katharine A.

McCann. 6'Ju West 14Slh street Manhattan. IJ Kate if. Stephens. 110 E.

"1st street. Man. 1 Elizabeth A. Jacobs, 1331 Madison avenue. Manhattan.

14 Kate A. Walsh. W. street. Man.

15 Mr. Eliza S. Pell. 318 Swith Seventh ave nue. Mount Vernnn, Y.

William Hanniat. E. 91st stmt. Man. 17 France Amerman, 1CI V.

moth street, Manhattan. 3S Teresa K. Bernolz. W. S7th st, Man.

Emma Johnson, Oar'-mont Man. 20 Helen A. Ptln, E. 7'M Manhattan. 21 1, aura Charlton.

4 si, Manhattan. 21 Elizabeth M. Tierney, Marble Hill. Kinss- brldae. 2S Lauretta R.

Morris. 4 K. 140th St. Man. 24 Mary A.

funis. lt'D Ocean av. HronlUvn. 2fi Eurenla. W.

Hargrave, 125 K. street. Bronx. 2 Mary E. Welfh.

201)0 Arthur nv. Bronx. 27 T.llllan I. Towers, Macon St. UtooKlvn.

Isabella Ennle, ll.rkhunr si, llrnolilyn. 2 Frederick 7.. Lewis. 'tit nam nv. Illdvn.

2 A. Knarlteh. Lincoln road. Hklvn. .19 Marie Hayer.

liiveno Hv. Brooklyn. 714 Joseph A. Hanlphy, Stuyveaant avenue, RronkJyn. US Harriet A.

Kerby, St. Mark's avenue, between a esta and Pennsylvania and between wyona ave. ana jew iots road. 2401. Regulating and grading Hocltaway between Stanley ave.

and Kockawav nark- way, and curbing and flagging between Vienna of Superintendents. Ha Is of the opin ion thnt a layman acquainted with i eve. ana nnnttaway parnway. 2477. Regulating, grading, curbing and flng- gfng nogoman netwepn Hnpkinsnn and neighborhood and interested in the schools, is frequently better informed of Now Jersey excluding the and oc cupl-sd by and Intervening between the tracks the needs of the community than a dis 26 covers and beads for sewer man captain class basketball, athlctlo advisory holes.

or tne raiiroaa companies. The area of asseHsment In the ahnve-men 2 lin.far feet bluestone beading stones set tinned lists extends to within onp-half tho trict superintendent or an associate superintendent, who does not know conditions quite so well. in concrete. Titn allowed, fifty '50) working days, obtained and the plans and drawings may be board, delegate national convention D. K.

E. Frank Nicholas Neubauer, Theta Chi, Press Club, Debate Club, second Allen essay prize, associate editor Salmagundi, Grout oratorical contest. Frederick Robert Neubauer. Theta Chi. Security required Fifteen Thousand Dollars 2.

FOR REGULATING AND REPAYING block at the Intersecting and terminating streets. All persons whose Interests are affected by the above-named proposed assessments, and who are opposed to th same, or either of them, are requested to present ilKlr objections In writing ro the Secretary of the Rnard of Assessors, 320 Broadway, New York, on or he-fore June 4. 1912. at Jl a.m.. at which time WITH ASPHALT ON A CONCRETE FOUN sen at the office of the Bureau of Highways, the Borough of Brooklyn, No.

12 Municipal Building, Brooklyn. ALFRED E. STEERS, 10-lOt-osu President. Dated, May 7, 1512, BeT'See General Instruction to Bid OATION THIS ROADWAY OF CORTELYOU ROAD. FROM OCEAN PARKWAY TO Press Club, secretary and treasurer Press Time allowed, thirty (30) working days.

Security required. Thirty-seven Hundred Dol I lars 17. FOR REGULATING AND REPAYING WITH ASPHALT ON A CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF S. KTH FROM WYTHE AVE. TO BERRY ST.

The Engineer's estimate is as follows: 1.040 square yards asphait pavement (5 years maintenance). 10 square yards old atone pavement to be re-laid. 145 cuhic yards concrete. 670 linear feet new curbstone aet In concrete. 60 llnar feet old curbstone reset In concrete.

30 linear feet granite heading stones set In concrete. Time allowed, twenty f20) working davs Security required, One Thousand Dollars 18. FOR REGULATING AN TnF.TiVTVfi lull, Debate Club, vice president and and place the said objentlons will be heard and testimony received In reference thereto. secretory Debate Club, chairman of hand- MILITARY WEEK AT RUTGERS. New Brunswick, N.

May 11 This week end finds many Brooklyn people here attending the various fraternity house parties. The Delta Phi house party includes Mrs. William J. Anderson and Dr. and Mrs.

Urbano as chaperoues, and the Misses Bessie M. sparrow, Kathleen Holtou, Elizabeth Barr and Margaret L'ole. The Delta Lpstlon house party; ders, at foot of coluiiiu, lust iage oCthia imper. nook committee, class debate team, class Rock speaker, varsity debute team. CONEY ISLAND AVE.

The Engineer's Estimate Is as follows: nquare yards asphalt pavement io years 76 cubic yards concrete. 810 lliiRar feet new curbstone set In concrete. 1.210 linear feet old curbsLone reset in concrete. 10 nolfceltss covers and heads for sewer manholes. Tuna allowed, thirty (30 working day.

ANVIL CLUB AT COLUMBIA. JUS, ll KNX KfJH C. ORMOND, ANTONIO C. ABTARITA, Roard of Assessors. THOMAS J.

T'REN'NAN, Pecrctarv, Broadway. City of New York, Borough of Manhattan, May 4. 1912. m4-10t osu OKFICK OF TUB PRESIDENT OF THE BOKOlIOil OF BROOKLYN, ROOM NO. 2, BOROUGH ATjIj, BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

THE CITY OF NKW YORK. OF ASSESSMENTS FOR OPENING STREETS AND PARKS. TN PURSUANCE OF SECTION 1006 of the Greater New York Charter, the Comptroller of The City of New York hereby gives public notice of the confirmation by the Supreme Court and the entering in the Bureau for the Security required. Four Thousand Dollars The Misses Anna Collins. Louise Ash- hurnen and Mary Young.

Ihe Uhi 1'hl The Anvil at Columbia University (composed of graduates of Manual Training High School) held lis annual meeting on Wednesday. It wns the last meeting house party: Mrs. B. Morris of Long 3. FOR RFJGULATTNG AND REPAYING WITH ASPHALT ON A CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OW CORTI3LYOU ROAD, FROM CONEY ISLAND AVE.

TO SKATED BIDS OR KST1 MATES WILL BR received by the President of the Borough of Beach as chaperon, and the Misses Liurna Rolmels. Angela Ehrgott and Marie of the present college year. The new oflicers are: President, W. Steinhrttck. wrooitiyn at uio aoove omce until clock a.m., on WEDNKSDAV, MAY 3 2.

No. 1. FOR FURNISHING A LL THfcl LABOR AND MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR CONSTRUCTING A IN E. FROM AVENUE TO AN UNNAMED MARGINAL STREET ON Tl-IH SOUTH SIDE OF THE LONG 1LAND RAILROAD. Tho Engineer's preliminary estimate of the quantities is us follows: 43 linear feet of 18-tnch pipe sewer, laid complete, Including all Incidentals Brooklyn.

87 MaiKarst S. Winston-, 13.1 Berkeley place, Hrooklyn. -Alfred V. B. Howell, st.

Ma eon St. Rklvn. 4-Lyman A. Best. Presiflont st.

Mklvn. 41 Caroline Mayhew. street, nr-ar Han over avenue. Klinhurst. I.

X. V. r. 42 Matthew n. Quinti.

lot K. to! street Man. 43 Erllth M. Brett. Madison avenue, Flusli- Inir.

N. Y. c. 45 Mary W. flreon.

IV3 I'rosopet street. West New BriKhlon. X. Y. r.

4S Margaret K. St. Paul's avenue. Tonipklnsville. N.

Y. P. FLATBIJS1I Am The Engineer's estimate Is as follows: 9.8..0 square yards asphalt pavement, outside railroad area (5 ynara maintenance). 1.450 square yards asphalt pavement, within railroad area (no maintenance). cubic yards concrete, outside, railroad 6 cubic yards concrete, within railroad area, i.U,o linear foet new curbstone set in con- CYjoiR linear feet old curbstone reset In con- "iMMlnear feet bluestone heading stones set in concrtie.

Time allowed, fnrty 40 working days, becurily required. Eight Thousand Five Hun- Ttnl'lnrs ilS.TJlO). and appurtenances; per linear foot, 1101.05 S)5 llnpar feet of 16-lnch pipe pwer. Ihihme. The Chi Psl house party: The Misses Margaret Bevier and Laura White, Edward Stover of Glen ove and Richard Bevier.

Miss Agnes England is attending tho Zeta Psi house party and Miss Alice Bush the Scarlet Club. Yesterday afternoon the battalion gave a dress parade and exhibition, and in the evening the military ball was held in the gymnasium, the music for which was furnished by Mueller of Brooklyn. The gymnasium for this affair was decorated with hundreds of American flags, and all of the oflicers of tho battalion attended in uniform. This morning there was a track meet, and this afternoon there will be a baseball game with New York University. In the evening some of the fraternities will hold house dances and the other fraternities have theater parties.

In tho recent Athletic Association elections at Rulget'3 Brooklyn seems to have been well represented. Roy B. Ander laid complete. Including all Incidentals and appurtenances; per linear foot, 1, 60.00 tfii) linear leet or 12-inch pine sewer. MEMORIAL TO ARCHIE BUTT.

4 FOR REGCLATING AND REPAYING WITH ASPHALT ON A CONCRETE FOUN- '13. science; vice president, D. Campbell, '15; secretary-treasurer, Do Baum Gur-nee, '13, science. Steinhrttck was recently ilected president of 1ho Philharmonic Society and is one of the most popular men in his class. Campbell has rsiablished a name for himself, although this is only his freshman year.

He won a place on the varsity debating team which argued against Pennsylvania. He was recently elected a member of Phllo-lexian Literary Society. A committee consisting of G. Frlon, '13, "hairman; I). Campbell, M.

Freehof, '11. was appointed to take charge of all Manual follows who come up for Prep. School Day. Campbell Is going to the High School on Monday morning to talk to the students about the advantages of Columbia. G.

Holthusen. 'lo, a graduate of Erasmus, Is a metnher of the freshman debating learn, which is to debate Cornell at Ithaca on Saturday night. G. Frlon, 'III. M.unial has been promoted from the associate board to the news board of editors of the Columbia laid complete, including all incidentals and appurtenances; per linear foot.

850.00 6W linear feet or e-lnch noun con RO in FROM WESTMINSTER ROAD TO THB PRIOHTOX RRAOH RAILROAD. The Engineer's estimate Is as follows: 3.ij square yards asphalt pavement to years maintenance), vardR encreto. nection drain, laid complete, including all Incidentals and appurtenances; per linear foot, SO cents 652.00 11! manholes, complete, with iron ii. nniKpieas covers and heads for sewer heads and covers, Including all Incidentals and appurtenances; per man hole, $A0 600.00 sewer complete, of cither "Time thirty (30) working days. Security required.

Two Thousand Five Hun- die-mi'arATING AND PAVING T.r aophaLT ON A CONCRETE son of the Delta Phi Fraternity was elected secretary of the association; standard denlgn, with iron pans nr gratings, iron basin hoods and connecting culverts, including all Incidentals and appurtenances; per buHln, Hamilton Starts Movement to Erect Monument at Sewanee. The following telegram was received hy President Stryker of Hamilton College in answer to his letter to the Chancellor of the University of the South stating that the students of Hamilton College hail voted unanimously to take tho initiative in starting a fund for tho purpose of erecting a monument to Major Uchihal.l Butt on the campus of his uibm mater at 8ewanee, Tenn: "Students of Hamilton College Sewanee alumni in New York greatly pleased at the movement started at old Hamilton to erect a memorial to Butt, our late lamented alumnus, hut we U25 375.00 THE ROADWAY OF E. 4TH HT FROM CHURCH AVE. TO ALBEMARLE ROAD. Total B.

Leslie was elected tennis manager, Harry K. Davies of the Zeta Psi Fraternity was elected assistant baseball manager, and Albert (1. Leeds of the Delta t'psilori Fraternity was elected assistant The Engineer nn 1 60 square yards asphalt pavement (5 years Thn time allowed for the completion of the maintenance. AMHERST COLLEGE NOTES. work and full performance of tho contract will be fifty n0i working days.

football manager. 225 cubic yaroH 70 linear feet bluestone heading stones set The amount or securit renuiren win ue in concrete. Ward B. Malmar, a graduate of the Erasmus Hall High School, Is a member Two Thousand Dollars Sflft cubic yarus wviiimi fh'kiii. Time allowed, twenty (20i working days, isofiiritv renutred.

One Thousand One Hun No 2. FOR FURMSHING ALL Till-; LA-nOH A A RIAL QUI I Amherst, May 11 Dr. Murray, the eminent Oxfordijtn, has left for England, having now completed the series of ot the freshman class In Rutgers. He Is a member of the Delta Phi Fraternity, of the freshman secret society, Serpent CONPTIil'CTJNO A SEWER IV 7-D Rf dred Dollars TWBE.V 10TH AND 11 AVES. 6.

FOR KiVil liAW.Mf nrjr.iii.vi The Engineer preliminary estimate or the WITH ASPHALT a i u.M -Hbi WITH ASPHALT ON A CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAYS OF Yv 1ST ST FROM NEPTUNE AVE. TO SEA BREEZE AND W. 3D FROM SHEEPS-HEAD BAY ROAD TO SEA BREEZE AV. The Engineer's estimate Ifl as follows; 8,550 square yards asphalt pavement (5 years maintenance). 20 square yards old atone pavement to be reiaid.

1,191 cubic yards concrete. o.O'H linear feet new curbstone set In concrete. 280 linear feet old curbstone reset in concrete. 80 linear feet granite heading stones set in concrete. 33;) linear feet Milestone heading stones set In concrete.

Time allowed, forty 4n) working davs. Security required, Seventy-five Hundred Dollars IP. FOR REGULATING AND REPAYING WITH ASPHALT ON CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF W. 12TH FROM NEPTUNE AVE. TO SURF AVE.

The Engineer's estimate Is as follows: 4.635 square yards asphalt pavement (5 years maintenance). 645 cuhic yards concrete. 2,110 linear feet new curbstone set In concrete. 515 linear feet old curbstone reset In concrete. 7 noiseless covers and heads for sewer manholes.

it)- linear feet bluestone heading stones eejt in concrete. Time allowed, thirty (3(1) yejyklng davs. Security required, Four Thousand Dollars 20. FOR REGULATING AND REP WING WITH ASPHALT ON A CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF WIN-THROP FROM FLATRUSH AVE. TO ROGERS AVE.

The Engineer's estimate is as follows: 6.040 square yards asphalt pavement (5 years maintenance, lo square yards old stone pavement to he re- laid. S40 cubic yards concrete. 7lio linear feet new curbstone set concrete. 2.f00 linear feet old curbstone reset In concrete. 14 noiseless covers and heads for sewer manhole.

30 linear feet granite heading stonea aet In concrete. Time allowed, thirty O) working days. Security required. Five Thousand Dollars 21. FOR REGUL1TING AND REPAYING WITH ASPHALT ON a CONCRETE FOUNDATION A PORTION OF THE ROADWAY OF 7TH FROM 5STH ST.

TO 60TH ST. The Engineer's estimate is as fallows: 1.390 square yards asphalt pavement years maintenance). 195 cubic yards concrete. 20 linear feet bluestone heading stones set in concrete. Time allowed, twenty (20) working days.

Security required, One Thousand Dollars 22. FOR REGULATING AND PAVTNG WITH ASPHALT ON A CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OR HTH FROM CHURCH AVE. TO 42D ST. The- Engineer's estimate is as follows: 9.S30 square yards asphalt pavement (5 years nmtntenaiife). 1.370 cubio yards concrete.

570 linear feet bluestone heading atone set in concrete. 2,190 cubic yards excavation to subgra.de. Tlmo allowed, forty 40) working days. Security required, Six Thousand Fiv8 Hundred Doiiars 23. FOR REGULATING AND REPAYING WITH ASPHALT ON A CON-'RRT FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF 21ST FROM ST.

TO CROPSEY AVE. The Engineer's estimate Is as follows: 17.0SO square yards asphalt pavement, outside railroad area '5 years mai tens nee RO square yards asphalt pavement, within railroad area no maintenance). 2,370 cubic yards concrete, outside railroad area. 7 cubic yards concrete, within railroad area. 13 noiseless covers and heads for sewer mfinholes.

RjO linear feet bluestone heading atones set quantities is as follows: FOINDATl'. rnr- jw iv Kfr r. 43 lineur reel or in-int-n pipe hpwm laid including all incidentals ollection of Assessments and Arrears the iissessinent for OPENING AND ACQUIRING TITLE to the following named streets in the TJOROrOFT OF BROOKLYN: TWENTY-NINTH WARD, SECTIONS 4 AND 5. SULLIVAN STREET OPENING, from Washington avenue to Nostrand avenue. Con-Urmed December 30, 1911; entered April 29, 19U.

Area of assessment includes alt those lands, tenements and hereditaments and premises situate and being In the Borough of Brooklyn, in The City of New York, taken together, are bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the easterly side of Washington avenuo midway between Montgomery street and Sullivan street, and running thence eaatwardly to a point on the westerly line nf Bedford avenue midway between Montgomery street and Sullivan street; thence eastwardly to a point on the westerly line of Nostrand avenue midway between Montgomery street and Sullivan street; thenca astwardly at right angles to the line of Nostrand avenue to a point 10o feet east of the easterly line of Nostrand avenue; thence southwardly and always parallel with the line of Nostrand avenue and 100 feet distant therefrom to the intersection with the prolongation nf a line midway between Sullivan street and elhnne street; thence westwardly and along the said line midway between Sullivan street and Maibone street and along the prolongation of the said line to the Intersection with a line 100 feet westwardiy from and parallel with tho westerly line of Washington avenue, the said distance being measured at right angles to the line of Washington avenue; thence northwardly and parallel with Washington avenue to the intersection with a line at right angles thereto and passing through the point described aB the point or place of beginning, and thence eastwardly to the said point or place of beginning. TWENTY-NINTH WARD. SECTION IB. EAST THIRTY-FIFTH STREET OPENING, front Clarkson avenue to Foster avenue. Confirmed February 9, 1912; entered April 29, 1912.

Area of assessment includes all those lands, tenements and hereditaments and premises situate and being in the Borough of Brooklyn, in The City of New York, which, taken together, aio bounded and described as follows, via. ounded on the north by a line distant 100 feet northerly from and parallel with the norther line of Clarkson avenue, the said distance being measured at right angles to the line of Clarkson avenue; on the east by a line midway between Brooklyn avenue and East Thirty-fifth street, and by the prolongation of the said line; on tho south by a distant 100 feet southerly from and parallel with the southerly line of Foster avenue, the said distance being measured at right angles to the line of Foster avenue; and on the west by a line midway between East Thirty-fourth street and East Thirty-fifth street, and by the prolongation of the said line. Tho above entitled assessments were entered on the date hereinbefore given in the Record of Titles of Assessments, kept in the Bureau for the Collection of Assessments and Arrears of Taxes and Assessments and of Water Rents, and unless the amount assessed for benefit on any person or property shall paid within sixty days after the date of said entrv of the assessments, Interest will be collected thereon, as provided by section 1019 or (ho Greater New York Charter. Said section provides, in part, "If any sucn assessment shall remain unpaid for the period of sixty days after the date of entry tnoreor In the said Record of Titles of Assessments, it shall be the duty of the officer authorized to collect and receive the amount of such assessment, to charge, collect and receive interest thereon at the rate of seven per centum per annum, to be calculated to the date or payment, from the date when such assessment became a lien, as provided by section 19 or this act." Section 159 of this act provides An assessment shall become a lien upon the real estate affected (hereby ten days after its entry In the said record." The above assessments are payable to tne Collector of Assessments and Arrears at the Bureau f'r the Collection ot Assessments and rrears of Taxes and Assessments and ot Water Rents, in the Mechanics Bank Building, Court and Montague streets. Borough of Brooklyn, between the hours of 9 a.m.

and 2 p.m., and on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 12 and nil navments made thereon on or before June iV will be exempt from interest as above provided, and after that date will be subject to a charge nf interest at the rate of "even per centum annum from the date when such assessments became liens lo the date of A. PH EN 'ERG A ST, Comptroller. CI tv nf Nw York, Depariment of Finance, Con roller" Office. April 29, 1912.

a-10t osu ifiTW FROM DOR' rtts ixn rt' 'A TO DITM Vs E. FROM REV- FJRLEY ROAD TO DITM AS AND E. J9TH FROM BEVERLEY ROAD TO CORTKLYOi; ROAD. and appurtenances; per linear foot ta.Xf, 740 linenr feet of rj-inch l'lpe spwor. would suggest that all university students In the United States unite in ihia memorial as typifying the heroism of college men of America.

T. CHAXNINO MOORE. "President of New York Alumni of the University of the South." The plan of honoring Matr Butt was first suggested hy Dr. Slryker. who in chapel spoke of the untimely death of the hero of the ill-fated Titanic to the college that due recognition should be given him as college nniu by the whole undergraduate body of tho United States.

The Knginr 1-1 snitar yards asphalt pavement (o years and Coffin, and is at present being initiated into the sophomore secret society, Theta Nu 'Epsilon. Malmar Is also a member of the Olee and Mandolin Club. Three other Erasmus Hall graduates who are members of the freshman class at Rutgers are: Arthur C. Busch, a member of the Chi Phi Fraternity and ot Serpent and Coffin; Phl'lp RItter. a member of the Gamma Sigma Fraternity, and James C.

Pierce, a member of the Chi Phi Fraternity and ot the varsity font-ball team of last year. laid complete, tnclunllig all incidentals and appurtenances; per linear foot, ii. i i.ur.oo n-fe-intcnRncet. 1 nnr reft nr e-tnch house con l.SV runic vnnii 810 linear feet new curbstone set In con liM'tres on I ho Greek drama, for which Ir1 was brought over to America. Professor Murray's risit to Amherst was a source of mutual satisfaction, as testified lo by the action of the trustees In awarding him the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws.

The thanks of the college are duo Frank L. Habbott, of Brooklyn, who helped to secure Dr. Murray. Tito Socialist Study Club Is unusually active this spring: This newly organized 'lull has secured as its next speaker J. G.

Phelps Stokes, president, of the Intercollegiate Socialist fliK iely. Max Svirsky, Boys High, 'O'l, is president of thn organization, and George Tramoiitaua, 'M, of Manual, is secretary. Present in, lit ations point to a very successful junior prom on May 24, under the management of Chauncey P. Carter. nection drain, In id complete, including ail Incidentals and appurtenances; per linear foot, So cents 781.60 crete.

A 7 manhoips complete, with iron neurit 3,035 linear iet urn iuiniu iei in con-r35 noiseless covers and heads for sewer man and covers, including all Incidentals and appurtenance; per manhole, 850.00 holes. 2.ono feet in. vi. or sheeting ami KiO linear icei tcinnu tum i year main tenance)- JAV bracing, driven in phce coinpl't, Including all InndHitais and appurten Time allowen. mrry nrKing nays.

Pecurliy required, Ten Thousand Dollars ances; per thousand feet, (R. Sfi.00 Tot ul (SlO.OiO). 7 FOR REGULATING AND TtR PAVING vmth 4SPHALT ON A CONCRETE FOUX- The time nllnwnd for the completion nf th ATI ON THV ROADWAYS OF E. 1STH FROM CillTRCH AVE. TO COMMERCIAL HIGH SCHOOL.

The Pen Club, which. Hantian says, does engrossing equal In quality with that of the professionals, Ir at, work on a deBlgn which will be published in the June Ledger. The fellows who are doing the work are Solomon. I'll; Geller, HKi: David. 116, and French, .110.

Another work that Is engaging its attention Just now a former Adolphlnn. Prom week will be work and full performance of the contract will be forly '4'n wurMng days. The amount of security required will be Twelve Hundred Dollars ifl.l'OOl. RO AM' in i i fl.xu ft I lilU ROAD. FROM CATON AVE.

TO CHURCH AVE. (he biggest socinl period of ihe college year. Kenneth B. Beckwith of Erasmus, will take part In the baseball gnmo with YVilliams. Frank J.

McFnrlnnd, '12. Nn. 3. FOR FURNISHING A LL THE The Engineers psnnmir is nn rnnnws: square yards asphalt pavement (5 years DARTMOUTH COLLEGE. Hanover, N.

May 11 David Barton Kinne, '15, was elprted associate editor of the Dartmouth at the last meeting of the board. While in Erasmus Kinne wa the pdit.otr-ln-rhief of the Kraflmian, a member of the Senate, of the Dramatic Club and of the debating team. At Dartmouth be has already found a place In the ranks of tho debaters, being a member of the frealiman debating team. Andrew MeTigue, '15, is a promising candidate for the freshman tennis team. He was a menibor of the team of Far Rockaway High Srhool last year and lin-iihed well up in ihe freshman tournament last fall.

LABOR AND MATERIAL HRgt'lRKH FOR CONSTRUCTING A PEW BR IN 73U BETWEEN AND 11TH AVES. maintenance. la the certificates ot membership in the r', i The Engineer a nrHiminaiy estimate of the 1.220 cubic yarns concrM. 670 linear feet new curbstone set In concrete. 250 linear feet old curbstone reset In con school chapter of the Arista.

Pepper crete. production. The musical clubs will have ns participants Preston R. Bassett, Richardson Pratt Chauncey P. Carter and Kenneth B.

Ileckivith. 3J noiseless covers ana neaas ror sewer man 316. and Dunn, 318. are among tho fellows doing the job. The club is also doing poster worn for siune of the rooms, l'aysou, 319, has Just become a member.

quantities Is as follows: 43 linear feet nf pipe scwr, laid complete, in'luding all incidentals and appurtenances; per linear foot. $3.5 $160.56 740 linftr ff'Pt of U-iwh pip sewer, laid complete, including all incldenials holes. tv linear iect cement curD year mainte nance. Time alloweii. fiiirty-nve working navs.

Security required, Six Thousand Dollars ana appurtenances; i linear rout. ALUMNA AT THE PIANO. Poughkceiisle. -V May 11 Miss 91 Rfi K00Oi. Harold S.

Harmon, '12, Is a member of 714 linear feet of fi-tneh hon cnn- FOR RK'U I'M ft B- Grace I). Frank, a mil graduate of Vas- LaBt week the assembly was enlivened by a Metz Cup debate. The question of direct primaries was discussed. Biendow, Lublnsky and Rrisaller, all of room 315, had the affirmative, and Leibowltz. Mills and First of 311 the negative.

The Judges decided in favor of the negative. ING AND LATINO FIPKWALKf ON E. SfiTH FROM AVENUE TO KINGS HIGHWAY. the varsity tennis team for his third year. At present he stands second in tho tennis tournament for the champion sur, returned to llie college to give a jpiMiio if 1 1 a 1 Miss Frank specialized In I her music during her college course, The Engineers estimate is as rollows: 100 cubic yards ex'-avatlon.

1 ruble vnrds filling (to he furnished). nTlinti urn 111, inH! 1 im: 1 u'l 1 ri( incidentals and appurtenances; per linear foot, crms 606. 3 7 manholes complex, with iron nndf and including alt lucid "lit Is and appiirt nunces; per inanlmle. 3S3.O0 2, two feet 1 H. of sheet I ng and bracing, driven '11 place cnmplMf, Including all incirlentHls and nppur-tenanccH; pT fret (R.

M.I. $18 linear feet cement curb (1 year maln- tcnanip). i 6, r.Rf sqiiflre feet cement sidewalks (I year malnienaiu'pi. I Tim? alUnvptl, tlilrty-flve (Sn working dnvs. S'-ciirily required, Ons Thousand Dollars I iron GRADING PORTION OF T.OT In concrete.

1 keeping well at the head, while very Tho membership in the Book Room )UPV in mny nctivitips. She has Club Is McKenna, 415; Gerald. 415: Tut- limed her study this vcar tinder tie. 419; Wolsky, 418; Fnrrcl. 415; Whit-K chinmiden, and has dono very more, 419; Frlsenger, 316; Stemlcr, 321; crediliihlp work.

Her programme In-Donath, Sufi, and Schncke, The 1 1 1 one ol' He-thoven's sonatns, sev-tskes entire chargo of (he books. Mr. selections and n'phor-Bliss is the faculty member. Isms hy Nlcnde. all of which she rendered The fellows are pointing with satisfnc- '-''edUohly.

Total ship of the college and is making a strong bid for first honors. BROOKLYN COLLEGE. Arrangements aro being made at Brooklyn Collpge for the fourth annual commencement, whlrh lakes place on June 17. The exercises, as In former years, will be held on the college campus and the Right Rev. Charles K.

McDonnell, D.D., Dishop nf Brooklyn, will preside. There will he addresses hy several of linenr rwt sieei oounn cement euro (1 year nifiirtcnanre). Time allowed, fifty (5n work days. Security required, Twelvo Thousand Dollars 24. FOR REGULATING AND PAVING The tlm allowed for the completion of the work and full performance of the contract will be fortv (lfi( working" days.

Th amount of security required will be IVolve Hundred hollars (fl.SJOl. 4. FOR FfRNISHIVCi THE l.A-III ill AXU MATKltlAI, REgl'IRKO HO It WITH ASPHALT ON A CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF 50TH LEGAL NOTICES. TTpURiUANCB OF AN ORDER OFTHfl tlon to the fnct that Ilcnry Wlbo, first baseman In last year's Ctuiimen -la I team, la playing with the Reading I'nited States League. He Is said to be one of the best B.

H. S. ALUMNI. The executive committee of the Boys FROM NEW i t-ii ii avc. The Engineer's estimate Is as follows: J.350 square yards asphalt pavement (5 years Hon Herbert T.

Ketcnam, surrugaie oi County of Kings, notice is hereby given, ac rArdinie to law, to all persona having claim Sgainst SWELL MATHESON, late of the ag-amai Aaf.aauDA that thAV ra- CONFTRC' TIM; SRVEIt IN SHARd.V maintenance). haLtern In the new loaeuo. I High School Alumni Association haa an-nounced that this fall, when the new the students the college depart pvt. Itp; school and between oi.ive st. and muhuax IV.

AVE. 'O 0atl- F.nirincer's iirellminarv estimate of thn 330 cubic yarns conc-r-ie. 60 linear feet bluestone heading stones set Si to exhibit' the same! with the vouchers In concrete. E5n, N. care of M.

R. Mathesoi the 81st dav of July, next. fin cubic varns excavation io wufran-. Time allowed, twenty (2 working days. Security required.

One Thousand Six Hun The new IntcrhorotiKh Civirs League, now in process of formation and tn in-ilude twelve high schools, will have two fiirls schools in its W'ad-lelgh and AVashington Irving. ing of prizes Mr! r.r f-r scholarship i quantities as honor ritir'ti" th- vcar h'n 1 plf will graditoto tho latpopt since the ami es, per linear font, collese was established, and thorn 11,416 10 Dated January IS. 1SI2. building in opened, a emit celonrat ion bp held, (inn of its features will bo a mii Ion of tho 1 nmri i and a reorganization nf the asocint ion. The committee Includes "Sammy" Reid.

'115, president Macbeth, 't'l. Kocretnry; S. Render, "07; Jit. J. liaiman, 'lT.

and II. Kosenson, 'oft. BLOCK 1114. LOCATED ON THFJ SOUTH "IDE OF WINDSOR PLACE AND TRIE WEST SIDE OF FULLER PLACE. Th Engineer's estimate Is as follows; cubic yards oxnvatlnn.

Time allowed, twenty working davs. Security required, Three Hundred Dollars pi FOR RF.OULATTN'G AM- REPAYING WITH MJPMM.T ON A COXI-RETFj FOTV-DATTON 1 ROADWAY OF FARRAGT'T P(lt FO1 ni'EAN AVE. TO A 1 'T'- Th rat'ninie Is follows: 4 SRI vrd flirhaM pavetrtr-nt OUtslds ra Dread urn 1 vnr mnnennnce, yirfV nnhfilt pnvemnt within lailr'Md nrn fnn tmlntnancei. 7:. cubic vnrds concrete out wide railroal B1ieo cnbio vsrdp concrete within rallrosd aren.

2.0 ft bluestone heading stones set In concrete. 340 linear feet cement curb (1 year maintenance). Time Allowed, thirty 3o working days. Security required, Thirty-six Hundred Dollars" 11 FOR REGULATING AND PAVTNG WITH ASPHALT ON A CONCRETE FOUN- dred Dollars (Jt.W. FOR REGT" A TIMt A i "tauiA'i a20-2flt ho a loren class graduated (mm I "n-nr ieet or h-lnen house connec inrliKllng Writ ST FROM 7TH AVE.

TO mH ER NOT A LR A DO E. A LSO. GRADING PORTIONS OF LOTS NOfS. 11 grammar school. ml in''i'lntai ami appurtenances; per 610.00 hinai examinHijuna in an departments iina IN ir'UIBl'rt" vr fin Hon.

Herbert T. Keicham, Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claim agamtii ELI si E. L. HALKET1, late of the, nta. in.tnhfilcs compitf, with Iron DEAN BALLIET LECTURES.

"Interest aB lU'latrd to Will and Moral." was discussed by Thomas M. Ralljci. Ph.D., dean of the sdioo of nedagniiy, of the college will be held during the week of June 10-14, just preceding commencement. There are numerous big'i MC CABE TALKS ON TRAVEL. J.

MeCabe delivered his fourth lecture on Kuropean Travels. county ui quired to exhibit the same, with the vouchers 14. Ifl, 17 ANI It- "im LOTS NOP. 2. 4 AND BLOCK S2fl.

Thn Engineer's estimate is ns follows: 3 68G cubic yards Time allowed, thirty 3i working days. Security required. Five Hundred Dollars 'f2rtFOR REGULATING AND REPAYING school and eoiIee neholarahlps to be contended for and the examinations for C'tvofp. Including all incident a In and appurren.ineH; per manhole. 3IW.0O l.rvwi fpnt (H.

of uhoetlng and hrnfing. driven in place complete, in-e nding all Incidental and appurtenances; per thousand feet $18.. 27,00 Total York University, in his thereoii io ino fuuhci iuer, tn, street, Brooklyn, N. on or before the llta day of May next. Hated, November 8, 1011 Hiklyn In- in the Central Branch of the y.

r. stitute lecture at the Music last night. An appreciative audience these will take nlaee at tho college on yesterday afternoon and u-jc Ollfl Of fired the atlditOritim The Rhino rtol. nnH Va Thnea THE LU.Xli 1Mh1.SU IjUA. A.JV ahu-s COMPANY, Executor.

y-i 1 I. 1Tvriif nt. WITH ASPHALT A NO i kaii. i GRWITE ON A CONCRETE FOUNDATION iiTiMr nr- UT vnOf fiTH OF GOTII four on 'The Application of I'rinciplea glum and Holland were described and il- are open to nil graduates of public and Ar Ffllli'f iiill lit ruaiirntio' aui--b THE ROADWAY ueo. o.

nisi mm in, i iui iic i ii Court Brooklyn, N. Tt 1 nU-t FROM TOWlilLL ST TO STONE AVE. AVE. TO WTH AVJflk lueuatea, (- parccmai seuooia. Tlia time allowed for the completion of the.