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13 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, MONDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1912. COTT'rJT'nv rn SEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

SEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. HOTELS AJ RESORTS. DR. YOUNG'S PLATFORM. WRITERS CLUB MEETS.

DR. SPARG0 ON SOCIALISM. TO LET OB EXCHANGE. rwxi. IT1 atrln format 1(1 It An Extends the inviiaiion to its r-ad-rs and to Opens Season With an Interesting r-aUrs or aw i in.me iree u.e ui Its facilities- The Bureau nil reasonable questions find specializes on -hose pertaining to RESOHTH.

SCHOOLS. Travel and the UVather. Circulars, catalogue! and booklets New Jersey. $4,200 $6,500 NOW READY; modern hnmes In Rosplle, on -acre plots; at at Ion. trolly, school and churches; restricted neighborhood; all Improvements; 35 minutes from NVw York City on C.

R. 10.) trains dally; $6.23 commutation these and other pror.rt ies, plot and homes sold on very convenient terms. I-'ul! particulars and photographs, WARM AN' on hand for free distribution. Bureaus, World Blug. and Brunswick Bl-lg.

25 6th Maiiliatian; "UMintgion, u. 63 Rua Cainbon, Paris; 3 itegc-nt London, Eng. BOARDMAN, Roselle. N. J.

2-7 LONG ISLAND. Literary Programme. The first meeting of the season of the Writers Club of Brooklyn was held nn Saturday evening at the home of Air. and Mrs. Waller W.

Court. 405 Park place, Between fifty and sixty members and guests were present, and four new members were elected. President Cecil Burleigh offered resolutions on the death of General Kobert Avery, for seven years an officer of the club, which were adopted unanimously. J. H.

JohnBton gave reminiscences of Amelia E. Burr and read letters from Andrew Lang and others. Mrs. Leonora Oberndorf read "Thanatopsis" as a fitting tribute to General Avery, whose death is greatlv mourned hv the club. Addresses Largs Meeting Under People's Forum Auspices at Masonic Temple.

In the course of his opening lecture yesterday afternoon before an appreciative audience of about 300 people, under the auspices of the Peoples' Forum, at the Masonic Temple, John Spargo, a noted Socialist author and lecturer, gav some opinions on the "Value of Clasi Consciousness." In opening, he said: "Roosevelt, while President of the United States, like an habitual scold, hurled his wrathful darts at the Socialist party for preaching doctrines of class consciouHiness. He seemed to think that we were the makers of the class struggle of which we talk so much, and that we were livine on the fruits of our campaign In provoking class hatred." He went on: "The struggle of the classes has gone on tor centuries and will always go on. I admit that sometimes Proposes One of Six Flanks for All Parties. In the Bedford Presbyterian Church, Nostrand avenue and Dean street, laat night, the Rev. Dr.

S. Edward Young, pastor, preached what he termoJ. a political sermon. He began by quoting from both the Old and New Testaments, in proof of the fact that the Bible waa not silent on politics. He did not believe) It right, however, for the puipit to exploit partisan politics.

Dr. Young said, among other things: "For adoption by adherents of all parties in this political campaign I proposa the following platform ot six planks: "1. Everybody should have a share la this campaign. No man entitled to vota should fail to register next Friday or on the earliest day possible. More to ba censured than the man who votes wrong is the man who does not care enough to vote at all.

Women, not being granted I Readers' I Bargain Couniert LaAAAAaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Sfs vwwtwWwwWWW9w THE ROSS HEALTH KKSOKT-In the pines of lyng Island; conveniences of modern hotel; 14th ytar; valuable for those needing rest in quiet of the country; no ohjeotk.nabio cases; two resident physicians. Address Dr. W. H. ROSS, Hrentwood.

L. I. s27-3t ARBOitLEA INN Modern and attractive; delightful autumn and winter climate; beautiful surroundings; splendid table; charming place for those liking quiet and refinement open all year. Address ARBOKLEA INN, Brentwood, L. I.

s27-30t 10 Secures a Lot BALANCE INSTALLMENTS OR MORTGAGE. FREE TITLE POLICIES. SAVINGS BANK BOOKS ACCEPTED as Deposit on Purchase of Lots. Absolute Auction Sale On the Premises, at 2 P.M., Rain or Shine, in Mammoth Tent, Next Saturday, October 12 159 WELL LOCATED LOTS JAMAICA HILLCREST, THE CHOICEST RESIDENCE SECTION OF IT 3MLC SIC -H. SPECIAL L.

I. R. R. TRAINS at 1.15 P. M.

From Fenn. Terminal (33d St.) and Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn. SEND FOR MAP, VIEWS and FREE R. R. TICKETS.

BRYAN L. KENNELLY, Auctioneer, 156 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. WILLIAM P. RAE 180 Montague Brooklyn JAMAICA HILLCREST OFFICE, COR. HILLSIDE AND GRAND A JAMAICA.

the president read some verses, vu- MISCELLANEOUS. tober," and Mrs. Burleigh read a story. The Psychic," with a surprise at the MURPHY'S AUCTION ROOMS, 681 DE KALB AV. NEAR MARCY.

end, and some verses written by Dr. JameB G. Ditmars. offer following bargains: 8-foot oitk eliding H. C.

uvn a short Story Of a door wall case, $2u; American meat slicing nia- will context, and Joseph Steinberger hu ATLANTIC CITY. ThA Wiltshire v'rBinla av and each. i ne wiiisnire view Greatlv hn. proved. Cap 300.

Private baths. Running water In rooms; elevator, e'C. Music. Special J12.dll up weekly; up daily. Open all the yar Booklet.

9AMHRL Et.i.TS. sl4-30t cnine, Amtrtcan system account register, Dayton grocer's scale. $25: six-section Minn there is a bond between employer and employe, such as religious or political feeling, but it is nonsence to accuse the morously outlined the work of the ciud suffrate in this Mate, ougnt to study the Issues as related to home, children, the protection of young women and kindred subjects all as a preparation for possible future political activities. caninet, L.iurary furniture 6U; and othvr bargains. Store open daily, a.m.

to 7 p.m. for the coming season. 1-7 Mine. Lilliau de SeverlnuB, a Brooaiyn Socialist of provoking this. "To accuse a doctur because he found some disease In his patient.

Is about the artist, read an lneresting paper on art, I. everybody should preserve through treating the subject In a practical man same as to accuse us because we recog FTJBNITUHE. ollariDoroua!) Blenbeim ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Jo.luh White A Comimnr.

out the campaign good temper. Nothing ner and winning considerable applause. more unworthy of full urown men than Nominations for officers for the com REAL choice 3 or 4-piece parlor suits, round this becoming red In the face and shrill and square tables, chairs; also a 3-plece parlor ing year were made, the full list being as follows: uit, ail solid mahogany; rare inlaid tames, in voice; this wholesale Inzer and friend ship-breaking over matters political. Re chairs, writing desks, Bofa, bric-a-brac, china and cut glass, closets, statuary, clocks, parlor F'ri'Pldent. (Veil Rurlelgh; first vice president, TO LET STORES.

RCDIfCUIEIC IUH Always open, Virginia av DCnlVdnlnC IBH i0 from Boardwalk; special winter rates; $10 to $17. 50 weekly. 2 up dally; Cap. 300. Elev.

$3 Sat. to Mon. stove. Baltimore heater, etc; must have room Henry Jaime: second vice president, Mrs. Ida A.

Anders-'n; treasurer, Fred S. Blossom; 47 Ashland place. K1SSICK3 BUSINESS IN- ligion ana pontics are characterized by these violent quarrels because they touch our deepest sentiments and most unyield STITl'TE. 6-2 t'ZO, SMAL.L. store, Dean at, near Flatbush av; suitable for fruits, shoemaker, painter.

THOMAS ROSECRANS, 223 Flatbush av. 7-7 corresponding secretary. A. Smith; recording seerntary, Mr. Helen W.

Joy; librarian. nize the class antagonism In society. The Socialist does not gloat over this, as those who do not know what Socialism is would make you believe." At another period in the lecture Dr. Spargo said: "Admitting a chance for feeling In common between employer and employe, you will find that It is to the interest of all employers to get as much as possible out of their help, and also if everything were equal, separate and distinct economic interests divide the worker and employer Into hostile classes." At the conclusion of the lecture Dr. Spargo answered numerous questions in regard to Socialism and class feelins, ATLANTIC CITY, N.

J. America's Famous All-Year Resort, s28 tf ing prejudices; but the chords should be touched also by the angels of our better natures. Let all be fair toward all and BUSINESS OFPOBTUNITIES. Henna K. Smith: directors, Sarah ven-ners (fiurt, Joseph Steinberger, Dr.

James O. lMtnmrs, Leonora I ilierndorf, ijeorge H. Plimpton, Mary 11. Emma (J. Christ.

$17, CHANCE for delicatessen or fruit store; In live neighborhood. KRNH3ST A. fcEEBECK, 44 Court at, Brooklyn, 6-3 so make easier the continuance of good I5-R00M HOTEL FOR SALE Down town, Brooklyn, near Brooklyn and Harry liilhert, Lu Kniily H. Hough, Maigaret I.ee, Vine. Lillian de Severlnus.

Walter V. Court and Miss Kthel Stllaon. LAKEWOOD, N. J. TOMPKINS AV AT ftRKENB AV.

Store and living room a low rent Kobert A. Wright, 234 Tonipklua Av. 6-1 Manhattan bridges; JS.000; no mortgage; new license Included; Brewer Ruppert will ad Tho annual dinner of the club will be vance owner will lease for ten years, if desired; retiring from business. 6-i given at the Chateau du Pare on the William H. Smith, Auctioneer VOLUNTARY PARTITION SALE Tuesday, Oct.

8, 1912 At 12 o'clock noon, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 188 Montague Street. DESIRABLE FACTORY SITE Corner of Johnson and Varick Aves. Large plot of ground containing about 15 lots, finely located for manufacturing purposes. GOOD SHIPPING FACILITIES. Adjoining L.

I. H. K. freight yards and convenient to Newtown Canal. J.

P. MEKKLK, 220 Walworth St, Brooklyn. evening of November 23. Among those Opposite the Laurel House. Lake wood.

N. delightfully homelike; prices moderate. and some very hard thrusts were made present were: 18-ROOM house and contents for sale at a A. S. L.ARBABK15.

sacrifice price; consisting of high-class furni at him, all of which ho skilfully handled Mrs. A. K. Anderson, Miss M. H.

King. Mr. UKlX'HWOOD VILLA, LAKEWOOD, J. and Mrs, W. V.

Court, Mr. and Mrs. Fred 22 BROOKLYN Av, Cor. Herkimer St Store to let; suitable fo. any business; will alter to suit.

JOHN DOYLE, lm Fulton or agents, 17 Very Desirable Corner Store GROCERY OR DELICATESSEN. ture, including rugs, parlor suit, mirrors, wardrobes, dressers, chiffoniers and piano; also numerous other articles. 6ii5 Wllloughhy av. Now onen: first-ciass: iargo sun uorcn. book- t.

Misa T. T. DOLBEY, Manager. Estate of The musical numbers of the afternoon were rendered by Holt Samson, the son of a prominent resident of the Park Slope, in conjunction with Professor o6-7-8-ll-4t Mrs. M.

Paul. Phone 0--J. si' Court, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Burleigh, Ir.

and Mrs. James ti. Ditmars, Miss Vera Bar-stnw, Kred 8. Blossom, Mr. and Mrs.

N. Oberndmfer, J. H. Johnston, Mrs. S.

J. Stil-son, Miss Joanetto Vose, Mrs. Marie Corles. FOR SALR. grocery and delicatessen, corner Will.

"3. Everybody should encourage Independent thinking and Individual action, if the whole electorate were to think one way, only one need vote. For weal or woe we are committed in America to the rule of the people and that must mean tho combined opinions of the mass of separate individuals. Safety comes with Increased freedom of private Judgment. "4.

Everybody should stand by tha ninth commandment. There Is no' greater blot than the spoken, written or printed prevarication condoned in political campaigns. A liar in this canvass should stay branded as such forever, not pardoned the day after election. The face value of stories used for political effect should bo put further below par as tho stories appear near election day. "5.

Everybody Bhould fight for the everlastingly right rather than the temporarily advantageous. Nothing Is really location, paying business, growing section; or Steinbrnch of Eighth avenue. Next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock an experienced man partner; no agents; only PENNSYLVANIA. Mine. Lillian do Severlnus, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry C. Jnhne, Miss Bertha K. Smith, A. low rental; Inquire 20 5-7 Jralemon st and Columbia place thickly populated neighborhood.

Joralemon st. thoae desiring good nusiness need apply, i. other address will be made under the D. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.

James Matthews, Box 18, Eagle office, Mrs. Kdith Cozine, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph auspices of the same people byCharle3 Edward Jltissell, candidate for Governor BIGHT, title of banking firm for sale; priv or runner particulars apply to ADAM Miss btoinucrtrer, Miss Marguerite StelnDerKer, on the Socialist ticket. The subject will FOR SALE HOUSES.

i.niuia, Attorney, 831 Broadway, Brooklyn, or Auctioneer, 180 Montague Bt. Miss Miss ilege of using title "Bankers" established 1S73. 11 Broadway, Room 414, Manhattan, VI and 2. Alreda Hrennan, Miss Margaret Lee, Sura Ethel Stllson, Mrs. B.

H. Hough, be "Tho Ileal Issue of the Campaign. Linda Hough and George H. Hlmton. $4,200 60 CLYMER ST; best bargain In city; 3 story brick flat, with Improvements.

Owner on premises. HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETC. FOB, SALE BUSINESS PROPERTY. NEWS OF SHIPS AND PORTS. CALEPJ HALL IN THE MOUNTAINS WERNERSVILLE, PA.

A FIHST-tXASS HOTEL. Resident physician. Tonic aud Curative Hmh. tipocl.il diet kitchen. LMMtia In Ilaaketry and Weaving.

An Ideal place during tne Fail and Winter months. Under Maine management as GALEN HALL, ATUM IG CITT, H. J. HORSES; will take a few more horses to FRATERNAL SOCIETIES PUTNAM AV, 8-sty, 10 open plumbing fine block; sacrifice. $7,100.

Keys -3 A MHFiKUJ, ftOWTUAKU FULTO-V. (7" LESS than assessed valuation; 1075 Bergen st, near Nostrand av. J. R. ROSS, 6H Xostrand av.

o2-tf settled or worth settling until It Is set- OR SALE or lease, building, 25x100 feet. 2 stories high, located 5 minutes from Queens-boro Bridge, Long Island City side, and opposite Li, I. R. K. freight depot.

M. E. CON board during winter at DIetz's farm, Mill road, Hempstead; best of care, stabling, exercising in paddock and feed; $15 month. DIET1 Among tho cargo that the Anchor liner tied rignt, tnougtt part settlement is bet Calabria took out on Saturday from the WAY, 47 Jackson av. Long Inland City, 6-2 Union Stores for Leghorn are 500 tons CLEMENT, care of R.

E. Dielz Company, Lalght st, New York City. 6-2 ter tnan none, so long aa the part settlement Is distinctly In the right direction. UP-TO-DATE 2-famlly houses, 1219-1223 Lln- of armor plate from the Carnegie Steel works for the Italian Navy. Alma Chapter, 0.

E. S. Alma Chapter No. 41, O. E.

held Its CARRIAGES for sale, surrey, coupe, tr.in and harness. JAMES BENSON, b. everybody should hold un the nn- nln 1-ilcn'u- iifino 7 liAi- HiiitiLhlp LemiS. in FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. ciuire BUILDER, on premises, fl-7 stable 226 East ISth st.

Flatbush. 6-2 Lamport Holt's steamship Canning lltical campaign before God In earnest supplication, not relegating it to the sphere of the indifferent or to the sphere OU SALE, cheap for cash, corner plot. 100 Delaware Water Gap. THREE-STORY brownatone; good condition; ID rnnr.it tin A regular meeting on Friday evening, September 27, In Masonic Temple, Clermont and Lafayette avenues. Meeting opened arrived yesterday afternoon at the New reet, Linden av.

2i3 feet Brooklyn av. Apply THE HOURKE BROS 834 Grand av, New DISSOLUTION NOTICES. 4fi rV.TVTONT RT. 6-3 York Dock Company Pier 8, Roberts Pa. The Hotel of Delaware Water Gap, WATKIl iAl HOISK Haven, Conn, Sl7-30t oi ugiy srrire or the sphere of Jest.

What it all means to us, our nation and man- PLEASE take notice that an order, of which the following Is a copy, has been duly The Mountain Paradise. Open until Deo. The Stores, from Santos, Rio de Janeiro and Barbados. She brought 44 passengers and a cargo of 68,000 bags of coffee. FLATBUSH LOTS, $300 EACH with full staff of officers.

The worthy matron, Sister Almyra Knox, extended the courtesies of tho East to Sister Beat-tie, P. G. matron; Sister Decker, present most mo'lern and finest located hotfl In this en in the oflice of the Clerk of Kings FINE two-family cottage; 14 rooms. 2 baths; ail Improvements; in line location; plot 41x100. Bast 5th st; METZ.

6-10 FIXE 2-story brick; newly decorated: furnace; bath, and all Improvements; rent 3ft. OWNER, liox 15, Eagle Hedfod branch, 6-3 Real bargain; Avenue and East 44th st; can mortgage for 1 250. first thre vears. 6a. i gion.

Cuisine of the highest standard; white rvice; orchtstra. Social diversions; every aiiiu, uou aione Knows, and He alone can lead the multitudes wisely and make the wrath of man to praise Him. Moreover, He welcomes the intercession of the humblest citizen." Norton Son's American and Man- G. Sister Barnes, present G. amusement.

New, beautiful Palm Court and Juhu H. Oelhardt, lOUO Fulton St 1-7 County un tne 30th day of August, 1912. Dated, New York. September 3, 1912. KDWAKD M.

GKOUT and PAUL GROUT. Attorneys for Peoples Surety Company. Ill Broadway. Manhattan. New York City.

afe. Special faeptember and autumn rates. churian Line's steamship Bloemfontein Sisters Johnson, Sehultz, Foster, Davis, Uooklct and auto maps mailed; 6th season, Yurke. Holmes. Couterl.

Mousette, Glaas, JOHN PURDY COl'K. P. Esther, Present Matron Sisters At a Special Term of the Supreme Court of the State o' New York, held in and for Stutter Homos, cany terms Ijiiat before niihtvuy lionin Write tor booklet. Otto Mil Iter, i4Si KIiikh II lu ll way, Brooklyn. 6-7 FOR SALE OB TO LET.

the County of Kings, at the County court NEWS ODDITIES. LA TBI'S 628 East 6th st; sacrifice, said CONNECTICUT. Archer of St. Cecile, Keith of Stella, Wensley of Radiant, Decker of Ideal, Constance of Ideal, Munn of Dadlent and McKell, P. G.

Hep; Sister Benson, P. 0. Rep. of HiirmoulH, matron and delegation House, Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, on the 3oth day of August, 1912. Present: Hon.

Joseph Asplnall. Justice. or lease; detached cottage; 8 rooms and bath: WILL sacrifice for quick sale, 3-story, basement. 2-family white stone. 16 rooms, 2 baths; deep lot; suitable terms.

Lincoln pluce. 6-0 SPEXD the two moat beautiful months of the improved neighborhood; 6 minutes' walk from 16th av station. Culver line. No agents. In In the matter of the application of the PEOPLES SURETY COMPANY OP NEW year.

September and October, at Norfolk Inn, Norfolk, excellent table, steam heat, arrived at Pier 2, Bush's Stores, from Calcutta, Colombo, Port Sudan and Algiers, via Philadelphia and Boston. She brought a part cargo of general East Indian products. The Clyde Llne'B steamship Seminole arrived at the New York Dock Company's Pier 34, Atlantic Dock, from San Do mingo City, Macoris, Sanchez, Samana, Puerto Plata, Monte Crlstl and Turks Island. She brought thirty-one passengers and a cargo of cocoa, wax, tobacco, honey, cotton seed, sponges and quire on premises. f-g YORK for a voluntary dissolution, electric lights; modern In every detail; writs of Radiant Chapter Chapter; Brother ltoden, P.

G. assistant lecturer; Brother On reading and filing the petition of Daniel FOR BALE OR RENT SACRIFKTS. 663 5th st, one-half block Prospect Park en for special ratea and u0Klet. iiu.NKX it. GREENE AV; tine block; 3 and base, stone; IflxlUI; must sell; Hubert A.

i54 Tompkins At. SWLBT. Benson, patron Harmonla; Diemer, Star trance; modern 3V-story and baaement exten A. McCann, iienry B. inn, 'i nomas Clarke, Edward S.

Keogh. Peter J. Collins, Peter Cltary, Eugene Barnea, Gsorge of Hope: Sisters Collins, P. Brotner sion, dlnlngroom; 14 rooms. 2 tiled baths.

New Haven, October 7 A perforated human tooth used as an ornament by a cave dweller, Is the especially Interesting specimen in ten collections of relics of prehistoric races, given Yale museum by Professor G. G. McCurdy, head of the anthropological division. These collections were gathered hv Pro BARGAIN; desirable Flatbush residence; J16( shower, electrio lights, steam heat, newly Brundage. present grand lecturer.

The Driscoll. Harold C. Stowe, James N. Brown recently been entertaining her sister, Mansfield Dlace: foreclosure sale October it. reiiovated; will sacrifice.

WALDORF 26: worthy matron sister requested the past and Paul Grout, a majority of the directors Miss Williams of Brooklyn. Miss Janet 7th av. 1-7 after spending the summer In matrons of Alma to officiate. The -work of star degree wii3 excellently rendered of the Peoples Surety Company of New York a '-orporation created under the laws of thi; State and having Its principal oflice locatei Monterey, has resumed her college course HfJAL KSTATB EXCHANGE. Can be bought very cheap.

6-3 U-fn mily complete 2-stury, basement extension; 2 setH lni)rovenients; Bedford section; terms arranged. 6-7 Stud well lliirkhnnl, Nostrand Av. by them. Sister Couterl acted as worthy In the County of Kings and the schedules FOB, EXCHANGE. at Vassar.

The Ward Line's steamship Seguranea fessor McCurdy last summer In England, matron. Sister Woodworth, associate thereto annexed, duly verified by the peti Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Fox of Brook arrived at the New York Dock Com spam.

At (JomDe Mr. made the first exploration of a tloners on the 29th and 30ih days of August, 1912. from which petition it appears that the lyn, after spending the summer and early pany I'ler. Prentices stores, irom HAVE unincumbered Bay Ridge lots; want family house or flat. 663 48th st, basement.

6 matron, Travis W. Patron, Sister Ferns, trensurer; Sister Holmes, cayc Is one of those specified in Section 1 utiimn at their cottage, the Den, In Puerto Mexico, Vera Cruz, Progreso and Monterey, have closed it and returneu of the General Corporation I jaw; end It further appearing to the satisfaction of the Court from said petition that It Is beneficial to the Havana. She brought thirty-one passengers and a general West Indian cargo. ONE or two family house wante4i.ill give In exchange 4-story cold water flat; will add cash if necessary. Address HENRY HOF.

Argyle road. 6-3 to the city for the winter. BARGAIN; brownstone; 10 rooms rd bath; good condition; Halsey st, near Nostrand av. Inquire CHARLES M. REX, Fulton st.

6-2 REYNOLDS LATEST 2-FAMILY; EVERY possible Improvement; small amount of cash required. 918 Lincoln place, between New York snd Brooklyn avs. 1-7 Dr. A. Combes of Elmhurst, L.

has From Vera Cruz came bars of gold, Interest of the stockholders or said corpora- Ion thai Baid corpoiatlon should be dissolved been at his Berkshire place, Ledge ReBt, in Sheffield. 472 bars of silver and 517 cases of currency, tho latter and S6 bars of silver secretary; Sister Albertson, conductress; Sister Campbell, associate contTuctress; Sister Platte, Sister Otten, Sister rclltng, warden. The five points were Sisters Lowenberg, Wolf, Cottc, Barnes, Mousette. Sister McCarthy, district deputy, was given the courtesy of the East. Brother Brundage made a pleasing address.

Refreshments and on reading and filing due notice of this application with proof of duo service thereof WANTED a small one or two-family house In Brooklyn; will give lots on Long Island as down-payment, balance mortgage, payable In installments; will deal with principals only. Owner, 833 Madison st, Brooklyn. 3-5 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T.

Wlckwlre of and of saia petition ana seneauies ana 01 couv of thin on'er on the Attorney General; for export. Barber steamship Jethou sailed Brooklyn spent last week in Sheffield, attending the fair and races at Great And affer hearing James F. McKinnoy. of Sounds good? Finely decorated; open plumbing throughout; parquet halls; line mantels; inspection In cave wnere the human tooth was It is the first of the kind as distinguished from teeth of animals ever recovered in Europe. Hutchison, October 7 "Notice The Lord has spared my atock.

My horses have gono through the epidemic without loss and I have twenty head to loan to my less fortunate neighbors without charge for plowing. Those who need are welcome to them. "(Signed) PETER SCHOFIELD." This notice posted today at the country school and store at Losaer, Hodgman County, Is typical of the co-operatlona of the farmers for following the passing of the horse plague, the worst disaster that counsel lor tnc petitioners, ana yesterday from the New York Dock Com representing tho Attorney Gtn- were served. Dr. Henry Groehl has closed his cot- trai.

Now. on motion of Edward M. Grout and AN equity of $113,000 in the finest corner on Washington Heights. 'Borough of Manhattan; new elevator house with stores; prominent avenue, near subway station; exchange for high class Brooklyn lots; sultahle for Immediate improvement. CASIMIR C.

PATRICK. 21 West 101st st, N. Y. Cityi telephone Riverside, -7 Knights of Honor. Sweden Lodge will consolidate with tago in Monterey and with his family returned to his home In Brooklyn.

Paul Grout, attorneys for the petitioners, it is Ordered, that ail persons interested in said Brooklyn City Lodge No. 407, Bridge street, Saturday evening, October 26. corporation show caure before Emanuel Newman, who is hereby appointed referee for that purpose, at his office, No. 83 Fulton street. In the Borough of Brooklyn, City of Senate Lodge at Its meeting at Wilbur SARATOGA SPRINGS VISITORS, Hall, 6 Brooklyn avenue, urioay, Sep New York, on the luth day of October, Ifll, QUEENS BOROUGH PROPERTY.

vited; price, IMOO; baih; near here. 6-3 AaliHelil. Nostrand and Fulton. rinuCV 3-story and basement brick; ulUnt I ill 3 moms deep; 13 rooms and bath; wide house; deep lot; old-time residence at bargain. 6-7 Ilu villi ml A OH a Fulton St.

7,5 Of Stuyvesant, near Hancock; 8-story, 0-foot, ba, cabinet trim; open fireplaces; assessed for thoroughly modern and a bargain. 6-7 Mn dwell Bnrkhnrtl, 323 Nostrand Av. GREAT opportunity for real home aeekers to buy a very fine modern 2-family house at a sacrifice price, $yx cash; balance $50 quarterly. VOtJEL DIJHIN, Builders. Myrtls and Webster avs, Glendale-Brooklyn.

1-7 tember 27. Initiated three candidates and at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, why the said has befallen central and western Kansas since the grasshopper Invasion of the odopted resolutions of sympathy for the corporation should not be dissolved, and it Saratoga Springs, October 6 Mr. and JOHN ROfiTH "eal Estate Further ordered, that a copy of this ord death of Its lute member, Judge u. rrana Appraisements. Mrs.

Hli hard C. Brill of Brooklyn are seventies. bo published at least once In eacn of the 317 FULTON JAMAICA, spending a couple of weeks In town, pany's Pier 3, Atlantic nock, lor Havre, with a cargo of steel billots, cotton, oil, and general merchandise. The Fabre Line's steamship Provlncla sailed from the Thirty-first street pier, South Brooklyn, with a cargo of grain, oil and generul merchandise for The American-Hawaiian Line's steamship Oregonlan sailed from Pier 7, Bush's Stores, with a general cargo for Mexico, the raclflo Coast ports and the Hawaiian Islands. The Booth Line's steamship Christopher sailed from the New York Dork Company's Pier 4.

Martin's Stores, for Barbados, Para and Manaos, calling at Norfolk for coal. She takes out some passengers and a cargo of case oil. lumber, flour, foodstuffs, provisions and gen threx weeks Immediately preceding said Uth Wuod. To fill vacancies, Chaplain 1 Laraen was elected assistant dic day of October, In the Brooklyn Daily guestB at the orden. tator, nnd Brother Harry G.

Joy, chap l-lagle, a newspaper published in tho County J. D. Williams and Fred Hasklns of CORNER parcel of fifty lotH. Just out of Williamsburg; trolley to Delancy at and Park Row; all city Improvements; grand opportunity for manaufaciurer or builder. S.

C. MASTERS, 49 Wall st, New York. 4-7 lain. Theye were installed Dy uranu of Kings. Enter.

J. ARPIXALL, J. 8. The free lending of horses and free transportation of traction engines to pull plows Is making It possible for many farmers who lost their horses to put in their crops. Pittsburg, October 7 Hla offer of marriage rejected, Joseph Kellerman.

Brooklyn, who are on a shooting trip in tho Notth Woods, stopped over in town Chaplain George K. Lyon and staff. Uo- Granted. August 30. VJ12.

Charles 8. Oevoy Clerk. sJ3-4t in on Tuesday. They registered at the WASHINGTON AV, $6,750. Assessed for fg.000; mortgage $0,000, I years.

BIG BARGAIN. Two lots at Grand av. near HI Merest av, Jamaica; will be sold at sacrifice. Inquire of S. LANGER, 321 Nostrand av.

$-7 BERKSHIRE VISITORS. W'orden. Mr. and Mrs. II.

C. Halleck of Garden City, who are making a motor trip to the Laki Champlaln country, were the siory, M-iuoi one it, i 1-1 John II. Uelliardt, 1010 Fnlton St nged 2S, shot and seriously wounded Grace 1 I WILL sacrifice detached house; built by MuplcHon, at her home, tonight and killed himself. Tht. young woman's mother waa a witness to the shooting aud Is In a serious condition from shock.

Many Brooklynites Spending Autumn owner; parquet floors, hardwood trim; 11 rooms and 2 tiled baths, steam heat, electric and gas; Jot 60x100: near Brighton Beach station; TO RELIABLE BUYERS We offer our 8 -room houses, being completed steam heat, sewers, hardwood trim, nam not eral manufacturers. Days in the Hills, Ooo; terms to suit. Address Box lift, Eagle Flatbush branch. 1-7 Lenox. October 6 Mr.

and Mrs Ikors; plot JMxltHj; oppoHito new Pennsylvania A. P. Frrar of Brooklyn, with a party are motorlnn through the Berkshire anil siauoii hi tf ainnito un low pncn of (j cash $000, balance suitable; inspection Invited today. F. BIEDENKAPP.

355 Fullon st, Jamaica, 2-7 Houlder. Weir ft Boyd's steamship Polerlc sailed from Pier 4, Bush's Stores, for Hongkong, Shanghai, Kobe, Yokohama, Nagasaki and Manila. She takes out a cargo of case oil, duck, domestics, tobacco manufactures, electrical goods, machinery and general merchandise. II 4RGAI.S. From builders, one and two family houses nd apartments for Investment.

Consult D. S. REGAN, 813 Nostrand Near Eastern Parkway. White Mountains AFRO-AMERICAN NOTES. Among recent arrivals at the Curtis Hotel, Lenox, are: Mrs.

J. H. FlaRg, Mr and Mrs. James Montgomery, the Rev COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE, TO LET OR EXCHANGE. Carl Siudley and M.

M. Laylon guests nf friends in town during the week. They plan to return home through tile Berkiiiin s. Howard M. Winters of Brooklyn has been spending the last fortnight in camp at Saratoga Lake.

Kobert 11. Campbell of Brooklyn was one of the principal speakers at tho Republican rally In Corinth early In the week. Mr. and Mrs. William Dixon of Brooklyn are the guests of Mr.

and Mn. James Brown at their Van Dam street home. Charlc Crninle of Great Neck, L. Is the guest of his sister. Mrs.

Charles Havens, at her home in Schuylerville. Mr. and Mrs. It. c.

Woodworth of Hock-away were registered at the Worden during the week. Mr. and Phil ('. Mcisters of Brooklyn are the guests nf friends at Wayvlllo. Among recent arrivals at the Maple $1,500 Cash; Price, Three-story and basement brick, suitable for furnished rooms or hoineseekers; near subway.

If you want bargain, see this, males offer: CARV, Fulton st, Brooklyn. )4-7 CHURCH TWENTY YEARS OLD. wood Lenox, are: Mrs. Oeorgu Hurhln Long Island. port of Grand Lougn nepreseniaiivo sum I.

MoGloln was received and the lodge voted nn Invitation to Grand Dictator Ralph U. Mulligan and Grand Reporter Baltic A. Pope to visit it October 25. De Witt Clinton Council, R. A.

DeWItt Clinton Council No. 419. R. held a very Interesting session on th evening of Sopttn.bcr 2ii. There was l.irpe attendance and a goodly number of visiting brothers, among whom were Grand Guide lister W.

Hill, Past Regent Lord of Nassau Council and others. Two candidates were Initiated Into the mysteries of the order, and six new applications presented at tho secretary's desk. Brother George Kporr drew the attendance) prize. The eiiliamt show "was very Interesting and tho audlerjce appreciated It. Woodmen of the World.

Malta Camp No. 203. Woodmen of the World, held Its regular meeting In tin camp room, Myrtle and Waveily avenues, on Thursday evening, September Two cnndldateg were rc'elved and Initiated into the mysteries of woodcraft. M.ilta hovj will try to win one of the prizes offered by Slate Manager Lowry for the Initiation to he held at Madison Square Garden on December 15. A committee has hren appointed to meet Joint committee of Brooklyn, Long Island Camp, to Brtange for a lolnt enter-t ilntiieiit nnd hall to he held at S'-hwahcn Hall nn January 12, 101,1.

The plnocbl" cnr.t.st Is bringing out the members, and the meet liips are well attended Among the son, Mrs. George Lewis, J. P. Kearn A. Himes, Mr.

and Mrs. O. A. Hill, iu iM.KAi.t ann vniiey Htream acreage; A. Kelffer, 0.

O. Genie, John J. Oooley and Miss C. M. Bradley win nuisiuiT urmmiyn nouim in part payment lilt YS tN, South Elliottpiace, Brooklyn.

7-: PM ALL chicken farm; 1 hour out; NEW YORK AVENUE. Refined section; private dwelling; lo rooms; elegantly decorated; two baths; parquet floors; electricity; every modern improvement; $14 uou; no agent H. C. MASTERS, 49 Wall st, New York. 4-7 Charles M.

Pratt of Brooklyn has been guest at tho Red Lion Inn lu Stock cah; $4 month; will sll for cash for Ad- bridge. dn-ss i a box it, r-agie Manhattan braouh. World building, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walbrldge of FOR HALE at Hempstead.

6-room hnne Brooklyn, who have been on an autotun with barn and outbulhiitigs; acre of land on bilo trllf through the White Mountains niacaaiini rtau; good iron age. A. have been touring In tho Berkshire the BltlKRLEY. e-2 naflt week OLD HOMESTEAD St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Celebrates Anniversary of Dedication.

YcRterday'a services at St. Mark's Lutheran Church, Bushwlck avenue and Jefferson street, marked not only the twentieth anniversary of its dedication, but also tho reopening of the church for worship after being closed during July, tiKust and September, while tho Interior was renovated. There was a large attendance at both services. In tho morning the Rev. M.

T. Hulls from Woodslde, L. preached, and In the evening the Rev. H. C.

Steup from St. John's Lutheran Church, 217 Kast street. Manhattan, occupied the pulpit and talked to the congregation in German. Later In the evening Professor J. A.

8'hwoy of Bronxvllle College, made an address In Kngllsh. The pastor of the church, the Rev. J. T. l'rey.

announced that the present Must he sold at mce to settle estate; nl-1 V. Burt Cook, librarian of the Brooklyn Law Library, has returned to his home In the city after spending some $3,500 GEM OF FLATBUSH $100 down. $27 per month; one-family cottuge; rooms and hih; steam heat; parquet floors; laundry In cellar, E. WILLIAMS, 104'. Flatbutth av, Brooklyn.

BEAUTIFUL corner brick and stone, 2-story, with brick gamge, 12 moms. li tiled baths; double set Improvements; one or two families a desired; hot water heat; handsorm-ly decorated In ivory; sun parlor; giintge; jjnxifii; large enough for two enrs; price CO.VliON, owner, Welrfleldst. corner Irving av. oI-tf nouse inn oinuuiciinpjn, mrgt grounds, fruit trees; just the plaep for noulirv fm-oi' i time in lIlnBdnle, whero ho has be cataloging tho new books of the publl library. The hooks purchased this year Walter 8.

Goodwin, the employe efficiency expert, was greeted by a large audience oi men at the Carleton Avenue Branch of the Y. M. C. A. yesterday.

The occasion was the begiu'ulug of a series of lectures by Mr. Goodwin on "How to Get More Pay." Tho speaker the Importance of reliability. The other talks of the series will be given on October 2u, kiveuiber 3 and 17. December 1 and la. Tomorrow evening Mrs.

H. Turpln will give an entertainment in her new home, East Thirteenth street, Sheepshead May, under the auspices of the Golden Rod Club of the Bridge Street Church. Proceeds will be for the mortgage rally. Miss Minnie G. Brown, soprano; John Berry, baritone; Madame Georgia Berry, ntr.ilto, and H.

Carman, tenor, will sing at the concert by the trustees club of Bridge Street fliurch on Thursday evening The A- ad-my Qnnrtet, Mlsa Bessie Itiitl' i-, elo' in lonist, nnd Misa Mamie L. Siiii'h, will lurnish sel-ctions. NON-T ARTISANS FOR FREEDMAN The Nen-pirtlsati L' ague of the Twenty-third Assembly Dis'rici, which was zed for the purpose fbooming tbe lanlldaey of Jacob A. Frecdman, the publican and In-lep l-m League nominee for Assembly from that district, held a meeting yesterday at which the decided to hold a mass nieejing In hn number about ij'i" Mlsn Alice M. Penning of Brooklyn Is hour from city; price cash, balance lift month.

Addrpss MuMKHTKAD Box ai, Eagle Manhattan branch, World building, ONE ACRE FARM and pretty 6-room bungalow; Improvements; close to large town and beautiful harbor; thlr will muke a nice all-year home and td-al -r mall poultry and vegetable farm; responsible party only; terms can be sriinigd. Ad.lre l(icfH ltT, Box 19, Eagle Manhattan branch, World building, spending two weeks In I'ltmlleld. return visiting aoverelgna were Clerk William lug to the city the middle of October ATLANTIC CITY SOJOURNERS. Atlantic City, N. October 6 Mr.

and Mrs. A. L. Holme of Broklyn are early October sojourner with friends at the Seaside House. V.

do la atnt-t mi of Brooklyn la a visitor over tho we. kind wlih apartments at Hotel Dennis. M. Hose I'unlo and K. L.

Lewis of Brooklyn are enjoying a twmweeks' visit. Mr. and Mrs. II Well and Wlllinm Well of Brooklyn arc spending a fortnight at th" Hotel Merlon. Mrs.

1, S. Foster and Miss Helen Foster of Brooklyn are guests at Hotel Wiltshire. Mr. and Mrs. Chosbrouch of Brooklyn arc spetidimf the early days of golden Oi tuber at th Bnaeobel.

HOW KONITZCANY DIED. The follow lug leii. r. corn el lug a report published In Sunday's Kagln that The J. C.

Kerrs of Brooklyn, who have occupied the Moore cottage Curtis of Ivv Cnmp. and Sovereign Murray nf Prospect Camp. Among the of th" carr.r present were- fov-tcIbiis F. R. I nwsnn, Vincent C.

Shaw, itnnrv ttidler. Gerrce A. Knerner, Inrres lr moi hkh spkak for themselves; new one family, oak trim, chins closets, sliding doors, tile baths, nice erandas. sewer; price $4,600, easy terms; location Avrnue and E. 34th at.

Call on reml's. Klatbuih or No i rand cara to Ave-ttus K. Three short blocks from proposed Jntsrboro subway Values sura to Increase. A. J.

CIHNEY, Park Bow, N. T. J.l-tf building had been opened with a debt of Stockbrldge during the summer and ITo.ini't, which had been reduced tot 115 autumn, closed It last and re w.nlm.irn. Cnrl I.undeen, Edward1 turned to the city Staten Island. in in.

but aa they were most desirous of ri aching the time when they could really say they owned the place, each member of the parish had been provided) with an Wei li HH. Blackburn. Adolo'i l.elchte, P. willlnri T'nrnl'ciTip. John Wended.

A Inn- Katharyn ampnen or Astoria, L. who hns been at Washington, the guai nf Mrs. John Campbell, has returned to her home. Miss Jane Rutherford of Brooklyn Is spending several weeks at Walnut Villa In WilllHtiisvllIc. llaadaitmr FlnthiiMh I-tHlipd lluaie hi 'P-B nitoe s-ction nf PROSPECT PARK SOUTH.

OWKK KHV AWIOIM 'I'll st F.I.I,, Torner -tin'. IJ roito; mod' rn In evrry r-pect; hm Iwood rhroutth tiled bath, elec-1 1 uity. -ti plot le fr 'tit, HJij rar, iw SHOTtX FRONT b'achj best minutes n. K. Mutton: locality; l.imaln easy terms.

J. DIlAKli. 2 Jlr 'nd. y. X.

V. New Jersey. envelope In which he oulil place his no-nations, to be handed In any time thla w-i as a thank nth tie During the summer th" services were held In the parochial school, which is situated next door to the church and Will. Hall. IT 9chttrnileP, ahaw.

t.eiter A. Rnherts. George S.tlt'ra Tuscan F. and A. M.

Tin re waa a fair attendance In T'ien dp, ample rmiii ir gafiigc; pritff modTatn Miss Kva M. Unchain of Brooklyn en- OWNER, Vi Weatmin- liitla ntoitt-v fllHAP: must wll niilck: fln mort.rn i tertnlneil at the Brlgham cottage In West nliig. t.odiic In the Temple, nn Tuesday ev 6 3 ater rsd. lias tile distinction of being one of the two Luthirati chinch's in the city which Alfred I). Bennett pre- il, tober 1.

wor, behalf at Metropolitan saenger nail, ru house, all Improvements: near inun snd tr stockbrldge on Wednesday afternoon mil by; hUhe.l location. OWNKIl. Uu i.lml-n MV. n. J.

I evening. I ir- Graff a. Anthony Kon.t' bud dl' from shock following a i nlllslon twe, an ambulance and an v. itoii, has been received from lh sop. of the Williamsburg II I iir kln I'fc bied and gave an Interesting account yUl Vl.nll, Wa klna street Browns- his visit to the Home at I'tlea.

The En MIM TKH out: residence. 14 all Impr 2 tinthi; vultalde for two f.nt autumn season at their cottage lo Wll- on We. Iner, I.IV II. toiler 18. The officers ot the Nun partisan League ar" Samuel 1'nllev.

David N-Kati. secretary; Joseph treasurer, and Man us Pallny, fltiau ill lio it, A i II TO w. li vllle. i.i.l fro JT TIIIMi! Recslved a fid nh of $:,750 for MM! T. auhject to a rlrsi niortgtg- $12.

5 pr fc! by a tlil" company, imagine a modern. 4- tory dontde lini'tine front apartment, and r-ntir'g for yearlv, selling at that fgure MIT Will, MOI I M.Fg 1IF.TTFH OFI I II IH AHK (. Oil 111-; K(l Ti I I II 1 .1. 1 1 I 'J. A H-f.

1 H.r.i M. a I-; A I K-IK, ATI' 1 MO.MAI.lb ST. $-7 ll-adi) i.irt, r- our An In foiin I vteti red Apprentice degree w.is the work of the evening and it was conferred bv the junior wardin. Pro. Wllllnpi L.

Onslow Burton in very manner. William Sutton presented the apron and W. M' ltne presented the working tools Wor. Jam-a E. Smith In the work ttthers present were vr Urns Henry Greenbinim.

Ab x. Bn- ii. io, cop-lit ptllll4 si as coo the e. driver of ln hir lo s.ii ko. Witlth.

Polir. Wnltir M. Bralnerd I A FEMININE PROGRESSIVE. F.dltor Brooklyn Pally Eagle: The Rev. Miss T.

J. Alleba, h. leader, ote.uii"f and speaker, has been asked to go to to organize the io-d there t.i a verv crlil-rooi ihroele tie-l to- umlfiilalicA if 'i'l An. on. le.

he 1 1 p'titii a h. a e. Tt, i' Is and lamp I 'lie Amreilsn, bv toilii'ff 1 ol ini he patient iii In ih-lo Hi" lloepllal 1 from ill. be.l at 'I 111 l.i Huberts bus a parish school. The mixed German and English choir rendered special selections at both se-v-lies.

They will also take part In the celebration on Wednesday evening, whb will be the (losing anniversary service, especially arranged for the reunion of the membera of the diffrent societies The two partora of the church, the J. T. Frey and the 1', v. S. .1.

Frey. ill preach, the formi In German and the latter In Kngllali. SISTERHOOD HOLDS DANCE. The Slsnrhood nf the Congregation Bilth Irael Anabel F.mes, on Harrison stred. mar Court.

hll Ita fourth annual ball, last evening, at the Imperial, Fill ton street and Kd Hook lane. The large crowd that attended waa unanimous In declaring I lint the affair waa a big success. About '') aa reallied on th" occasion, whl'h amount will go toward the fund to pary off the first mortgage of now on the synagogue. The grand march, which waa capably mnnnged by Mirabatn Gottman and II Shapiro, was aiolci tp oti mi" Hi 're 1 I uiei; lurga, lawn; river iieaiitiful loesilon; a 1 ino OWXKH. Mux llai kenna, X.

J. 2 7 PLAINFIELD, N. J. rRlrahl location convpnint nmin ittnn; Junt completed; will ilerorat in suit; 10 room! i hot water leninir ponh; lar plnzxt; prnithrn potir. "It KThM A H' 7.

Kmlw Manhattan bran'-h. WorM bbig, 4.7 $5,500 TERMS." KlKht-room bouse, alt Improvements; steam Ileal, half aete ground; station un main line A K. only iioliutes from JtroHduay; Rrat I'srtfnh; 111 send plioto and tt 'T plans. Address H.VH.' ilAIN, I O.Jlox V. liy.

TACEi'ncE, Tse.soo"" IIAHOAIX. WORTH VKRY COMMt'TKU'H Hu.VIK; hemttlftiUy located, with all conveniences; hot w.itr heat, electric llahl, baih: Ave li. almt acra nf grounds; stable, hennery; owner must remove to city; train service; ITIim to responsible or will exchilllg-for one faintly hnue In similar TAKEN IN EXCHANGE Builder offers modern I story no baemnt housrkeeplng one family residence (built by Bishop). Maple St, Nr. Bedford Av.

Limestone front, xt nnon on first floor, fwmh, elwtrlo Itiihi. mmhi h- at, hardwood foors, handsome two baths and leasnt dfcomilons Will sll low to a quick buyer for all cash Miss Mary Wright of Great Barrlngton hns been the guest of Mrs. Garrett M. Pavne of McDonimgh street, Brooklyn. William II.

Day closes her house on Berkshire Heights this week and will spend the winter with her diilditer, Mia. Itaye P. Wnodin In Flushing, L. I. Mr.

an I Mrs. A. M. Wl kwlre nf Brooklyn were week end guest in Sheffield. Dr.

and Mrs. John ('. Lrstor of Madison avenue, New York, formerly of Brooklyn, closed their cottage at South Egr.i-mont lust week. Mr. and Mrs.

Gules nf Brooklyn are at Larkhursi. South Kgremont. Mr. and Mrs. W.

It. Lawrence of Brooklyn are at Great Harrington. Benjamin Terry of Brooklyn la tha guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Connelly at Gnat Harrington.

George Morln of the I'nlter Rintca tleshlp Michigan Is the guest of friends In Lee. SOCIAL NOTES tU II. II. III' on S.e ,1.. I to I.M.t.

Ill I Wlth'lll tl.ielli: 111 Die an I It tl' yii pul.lllt it' Very irolv N. II I I movement. Mlna Allebacb vet busy woman ('(instant demands iwere niade upon ln-r 011 in count of her 'gnat executive ability nnd untiring en-' As a speaker flic Is brief. Interesting and eniliiiiiinstlc. she l.i arranging I to have the Brooklyn and Ju.

ens cleriy-'nien nn el osuir Slrnua and Senator at tli Clarendon Hotel. It'-t" a he (hat In th cm. II nntendenl. A meeting of the Aral So, lal ''lub was held llMl (VltillU lit the home of Mist Kntberlite l.ud' i inun. iij Sands mt" Irving Seligmati ii admitted a.

.1 member and the sc nil-annual nomination of officers took place. Albert Socolow, Henry M. Gussmann and Max Jahas were the nominee, for the oftVe of president. Miss lb airlce Lewis and Miss Millie Lepofsky were noiiilo ile I tl vice preal- A BIRTHDAY TARTY. A number friends gathered yeterdny lit lite home Mis.

Joseph Clllliplgllo, She has also been stiintnotieil to Sullivan County. N. Y. She la secretary ot th" Brooklyn Mlnlstera I'i'oKi'ossh a Association. Dr.

II. McClelland la Mr. an I Mrs. George Stone of Harlfoi rl 11, A ittiisoiile, 11 noil me the cnirngoiiioiit of their diiuitii. 4 I'll I'll I'll I I1 lltlKiiiv' vsr first timr urn of JAMES B.

FISHER, Hi IVoi)y, II klyn. tir, (Ton.y i.lnnd at. DO YOU KNOW Ton bov ii' W. tno-irn house, ONE-FAMILY BRICK, PRICE $4,250. north roniHih'Mg 7 to.m nn-t m'h; fi earn hat; eli'ii Muhf doom, $30 PER MONTH? pays prtn' in mi in '-( ninth rnh pnv tnsnt l-nuiid oiM-'titc Avenue Mmi tmilii.

(t in lie Maplcton Eng. nnd Const. A ven u. tjlii'r Wv'l II .1. riitVlsh, III brill Ion i The bouse una pro- Itb i to nnd (lowers, Ittl't i iimu if opt Hit: nod lm ri itiakltig.

Mls Mary I rynn Hume, i otn I have pipe a Hooo. 111 (' N. bill owlttu lo lios ness connections Beers. Jf Brooklyn. Son of I'rof, idetil, .1.

Brenner Is the only nominee for secretary. Mln K.itln-rlne ltiid-r-. man and M.sa Etta llocats were noiiiiii- a'cr) for treasurer Nat Al Kaufman the onlv nominee for trustee. The t-1 tloti will he held on toto-r 2u. f.o'.l West Stt'ci of Itlttbdii fltfO'iy deci'l Ml' nnd t'le it i In altiuitig, I l.e I gifts In the i ttlong those I I Is.

Mis' l. eiiuiot I'iive iirooM.vu; will s. ,1 or nry A. IP era of Yale I'tilmrnltv llo It led by Mr, and Mrs. P.

Weinberg The officers of the Klst-rhood arc Mrs IV W' lute rg. prcsldint; Vra Wolf, vice president Mt Ah xmi'lor, treasurer; Mrs. Goliifarh. secretary. On i be ball i were Mrs II Cop-land, chairman: Mra Graff nnd Mrs II Alexiitidi The reception totntnit'co was eoniposed of Mrs Gottlhh.

ihiilr-man: Mrs II. Goldsmith, Mra. II Abx-en I. r. II.

Hurts ami Mrs. Goldstein. jiit Witt lit. (i.lt't ir-'llit bulb iki II I I ASIATIC FLEET REVIEW. Manila.

Oi tuber 7- I'repai Inns for thl r. view of the watahttM of the I'nlted States Asiatic fleet whikh Is to take place lore from October i to were begun today after the arrival of Hear Admiral It- s. I ti I -1 F. Nicholson, th rouimani)r-In chief, un board the Uagshlp Earilut- eM pi lolltl 1 1 litrife IooMim. ClfK" plot.

i 1 i ii ii ii oi nltig supim was served e- tit mere Mr an I Mrs 'tttntttnt Mr. and Mra I in in Lang II. Grits- Mrs. II. L.

Langliaar has i Lntialiaar country hoiwe nt Mom, rev, which hns been open since Mason! aud raluroed to Drouklyu, She Das SeVer.il Visitors were pn "'ill at l.i it night's meeting, following tin- ointment nf which singing an I lm iiu aujoyttl. Ireel; pear two Stations: "Hit hl.K'k flottl trolley, i all any evening thla Wei after 7 cluck, on F. L. an; Jut.i.on -I Joltn Cntiii'iKil' man aud Ml'. us.J.

Mrs. Hualmu..