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6 FURNISHED ROOMS. LARGE front room; running water; also rooms; Hoyt st subway; references; telephone; board optional. 183 Schermerhorn street. 8-7 NEWLY furnished large outside room; every modern convenience: two squares from Avenue Brighton station; family of two. 891 East 14th st, BODINE.

11-3 SLOPE: exceptionally cozy large room. parquet, fully furnished, next elegant bath, private; reasonable; subway, 88 Prospect pl. 11-7 160 SOUTH ELLIOTT A room, kitchenette: also nice basement; well furnished; other rooms; clean and reasonable; A Atlantic subway. 11-3 127 LAFAYETTE AV: large square room, second floor; also third floor: conveniences. subway, elevated, trolley; light housekeeping.

11-7 HALL ROOM. 102 South Oxford st--Clean, attractive and reasonable. 10-8 STATE ARMS-374 STATE STREET. Two rooms and bath: maid service: new building: every conceivable improvement; beautifully furnished; exceptionally clean: three minutes subway. jel tf LARGE well furnished room, 2 beds, suitable for 2 gentlemen appreciating home comforts, congenial surroundings, can find reasonable accommodations with or without board, in small private family, Phone 4951 Midwood: one block from Kings Highway station, Brighton Line.

11-2 TO.LET-HOUSES-Furnished. FLATBUSH cottage, July, August; large shady corner plot; garage privilege; nominal rent for careful tenant. Phone Flatbush 1974-W. 11-3 TO LET-APARTMENTS-Furnished. FLATEUSH--S rooms: up-to-date apartment, East 18th st.

near Church av, Brignton Beach station; all improvements. 2714 APARTMENTS or single rooms, furnished, unfurnished; meals optional. 68 Woodruff av, near Park and Brighton L. 6-7 COMFORTABLY furnished apartment until September $50. Apply Strathmore Apartments, 1049 Sterling place.

11-3 FIVE and bath: elevator: modern apartment; central; all-night service; dining meals optional, STUART ARMS, 1236 Pacific street. mh21-tf PARK SLOPE, 485 6th st; 4 rooms, furnished complete; high class; all convenfences; rent moderate. WELSCH, 215 Montague st. 10-7 SUBLET for 3 months, June 15 to September 15, -beautifully furnished 4-room overlooking Prospect Park; reasonable terms. Phone Prospect ,7786.

SUBLET, July, August, cheerful, furnished apartment, 3 rooms, bath, all closets; near park, and subway; reasonaole; references. P. Eagle office. 8-7 COMPLETELY furnished apartment 4. and 6 rooms; close Prospect Park; $32 upward.

I have what you want. WILLARD, 367 Fulton st. 11-7 FOR summer months, 2 large rooms and bath, artistically furnished; cool; convenient to car lines, Brighton Beach dining room on premises. 1140 Pacific st, Apartment 2. 11-2 BEAUTIFUL, elegantly furnished; 7 rooms; for summer; detached house: parquet; elec.

tricity; screened porch; reasonable. 672 East 21st st, Flatbush. 7-7 SACRIFICE from June 20; $55: elaborately furnished; 5-room and bath apartment, including player -piano. ADAMS. 221 8th aV, or SAMUEL WELCH.

2738 Main. 11-7 221 8TH AV; elaborately furnished 5 rooms and bath. all modern improvements and conveniences; rent moderate. For particulars, apply S. WELSCH, Montague st; Tel.

2738 10-7 92 BROOKLYN AV. Near Dean st; convenient to subway connection, elevated and trolleys. Living room, bed room, bath and kitchenette, completely furnished, open plumbing separate shower, parquet floors, steam heat, hot water supply, maid service; rental $35 month. Most attractive in every detail. Mrs.

HILL. on premises, or FRANK H. TYLER, 1183 FULTON ST. 10-7 WANTED--REAL ESTATE. EXECUTORS, heirs and owners who must sell their property, send all details and lowest price.

All cash paid down within days. Only real bargains considered. TORRELL, A. B. 16, Eagle Bedford branch.

WANTED--FACTORY PROPERTY. FACTORY space wanted at once, in Bushwiek, Ridgewood or East New York section, for light manufacturing: state size of space offered, rental, location and, it available immediately. Address C. Box 60, Eagle Bedford branch. Je7-7 WANTED--COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FURNISHED cottage for July and August, for family from West: 5 bedrooms, bathroom and sitting room; near sea and easy commuting distance to New York; vicinity Bath Beach or Sea Gate. A. HYND, 1209, Hotel Latham, New York. 11-3 TO LET-APARTMENTS. SIX rooms, bath; hot water supply; steam heat; Janitor; good location; Phon Prospect 346.

8-7 FOUR desirable rooms, with owner: heat and gas; adults. Apply in basement, 16 Willoughby av. 11-7 197 Harrison st, near Clinton: 6 rooms bath, Apply janitor, or phone 2349 Main. 11-2 APARTMENT in modern 2-family house; 5 bath; select neighborhood; rent $28. 333 Halsey st.

12-3 2-ROOM BATH APARTMENTS, $25 UP. 7-Minutes Borough Hall, furnished or unfurnished. ORMOND, 354-356 Henry st. 10-7 4 AND 5-room apartments to let; gas and electricity. Apply superintendent, 280 14th street.

11-7 ELEGANT five rooms, bath: all light; select. neighborhood; with without heat; 683-685 Jefferson av. 11-2 AND 5-room apartments to let; gas and electricity. Apply to superintendent, 252 12th street. 11-7 TO LET.

2. 3. or 5-room apartment; furnished or unfurnished; convenient to Brooklyn Bridge and ferries. 7 Willow st. 11-3 119 CLINTON AV.

5 and 6 rooms, bath, steam, hot water, gas range supplied; rent $25 to $27. Inquire janitor. TWO rooms, private bath; gas, electricity, heat supplied; sunny exposure. Call 10 to 5 at 9. Greene av.

9-7 CHOICE, LIGHT, STEAMHEATED, MODERN APARTMENT 4 ROOMS: $35. 260 GATES AV. 8-7 BACHELOR apartments; three minutes to Nevins st subway station; two rooms and bath, steam heat, hot water supply. Call on Mrs. WALL, 324 Livingston st.

11-7 ELEGANT upper part: 5 rooms and bath: Improvements; suitable for teachers or light housekeeping. Seen a.m. 438 Monroe st, Brooklyn. 11-2 FLATBUSH-5 rooms; all modern improvements; near Prospect Park; telephone service; Vestry court, 90 East 18th st, at Church av station B. B.

R. 11-8 studio apartments; new last fall; light; Brooklyn Heights Studios, 66 Poplar st. Inquire C. A. ANDERSON, 61 Poplar street.

10-14 APARTMENTS, 4-5 rooms, bath: shower steam, gas. electricity: $27-38. 15 Kenmore place, Woodruff station, Brighton elevated. a1-tt ATTRACTIVE apartment; 5 rooms and bath; all outside rooms; in house with owner; within 5 minutes walk of two bridges and both subways. 97 Johnson st.

11-3 BEAUTIFUL apartments; location unexcelled; new parquet floors throughout; 7 rooms and tiled bath, steam, gas, electricity; resident janitor. 945 Park place between Brooklyn and New York avs. 6-7 CORNER house, first floor, 6 sunny rooms, bath, storage; steam heat, hot water supply; janitor service; $25. 193 Ralph av, corner of McDonough st. Apply janitor, top floor.

7-7 Choice; Single; Newly Decorated: $32. 20 Resident large DICKERSON, rooms janitor. C. and 276 Tel. bath, Flatbush, Inspect.

steam, cor. 254 hot 6th Pros. water. av. 11-5 COOL SOUTHWEST EXPOSURE." Modern, with best service; decorations to suit; concessions; 4 rooms, $25 to $28; 5 rooms, 1581 Bedford av corner President st.

Phone 8477 Prospect. d14 tf SIX large light rooms; all improvements; free use of vacuum cleaner; excellent location; one month free; rents $30 and $32. Apply J. B. CARRIGER, 780 St.

John's place; phone 8182 Bedford. 11-7 "MONTANA" AND "WYOMING" 110-116 Cambridge Pince, Near Gates av; new buildings: up-to-the-minute in perfection; 3. 4 and 5 rooms: $33 to $55. October leases now being effected. HAVILAND SONS cor.

982 Grand Fulton Avenne. Street. 11-7 THE JEFFERSON ARMS Corner Franklin Jefferson ava. HIGH HOUSE 6, 6, 7 rooms bath: rents $40 to 860. Superintendent, or GEO.

A. BOWMAN 115. West 420 st, Manhattan. 11-2 au LENOX, GREYLOCH -CARLYLE 541-547-553 Lincoln Place. HIGH APARTMENTS B.

4, 5 rooms and bath, $27 to 845. Telephone, hall service and vacthim elenner. Two blocks to Brighton Bench Elevated and St. John's place car line, CHARLES CHASE, Bullder, en promisca Jed THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, MONDAY.

JUNE 12. 1916.1 13 REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. IN FURTHERANCE OF AN ORDER JERE JOHNSON County Court, Kings JERE, CA JERE JOHNSON JR. CO.

REAL CA AUCTIONEERS. HAS BEEN AUTHORIZED EMPOWERED AUCTIONEERS. TO SELL AND ABSOLUTE AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE OR LIMIT, Tuesday, June 20th, 1916 At 12 o'clock noon in the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague 115 VALUABLE LOTS Ocean Aves. and Neck Road and Kenmore Place (E. 21st St) SHEEPSHEAD BAY 31st Ward, Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York.

Particular attention is invited to the 40 Lots fronting on Ocean one of Brooklyn's most important and attractive thoroughfares. OCEAN AVENUE AND NECK ROAD MACADAMIZED. May Remain on Mortgage TITLES INSURED by THE NEW YORK TITLE INSURANCE CO. TO REACH THE PROPERTY, take or transfer to an Ocean Avenue (Rogers Avenue) trolley direct to property; or take any Brighton Beach elevated train and get off at Avenue or Neck Road and walk to the left four short blocks to the property. Fare on all lines, 5 cents.

Map and full particulars from TIMOTHY J. LINANE, Attorney for Special Guardian, 375 Fulton Brooklyn. JERE JOHNSON JR. Auctioneers, 193 Montague Brooklyn, Unreserved Auction REAL AUCTIONEERS. Supreme Court AUCTIONEERS.

Partition Sale JNO. T. Referee. THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1916 At 12 o'clock. noon, in Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague 66 BAY RIDGE LOTS LOCATED ON Bay Ridge, 7th and 8th Aves.

and Ovington Ave. (70th St.) 3 blocks to FOURTH AVENUE SUBWAY STATION on Bay Ridge Avenue, short walk to SEA BEACH SUBWAY STATION. It is TO expected that the EIGHTH AVENUE TROLLEY line, a franchise for which has been granted, will be constructed in the very near future. Remember that the Intersection of two Important trolley lines makes valuable "transfer corners. MOST OF THE LOTS HAVE ALL CITY IMPROVEMENTS.

The property adjoins the FLEET ESTATE holdings, which were 80 successfully sold by Jere Johnson Jr. Co. in June, 1914. The FLEET ESTATE property has since become a LOT OFFERED MUST BE SOLD to the HIGHEST BIDDER. The lots are located in centre building activity.

A partition sale by order of the Court is absolute--EVERY prominent avenues in an active section, and are worthy the consideration of builders and of conservative investors. Diagram and particulars from M. E. FINNIGAN, Plaintiffs' Attorney, 44 Court or JERE JOHNSON JR. Auctioneers, 193 Montague Bkln.

VACATION COTTAGES TO LET. New York. ADIRONDACK COUNTRY HOME. Artistically furnished: piano, seven large rooms, bath, running water; porch, shade trout fishing; $125 for season, A. WARD, Jay, N.

7-7 9-ROOM house, with bath and sun parlor; furnished or unfurnished; beautiful location: garage. W. A. DEVOE, 217 Lincoln av, Ridgewood, N. J.

7-7 HARTSDALE on Harlem R. 9-room furnished house, July, August; modern 1m- provements; flower veg. garden; 8 min. walk station. Close golf grounds.

D. B. METCALF. 48 Columbia av. 8-3 th CASCO BAY, to let, each 10 rooms with baths, and best of furnishings; boating, fishing, bathing and spring water; high elevation: every room looks on the ocean.

Mass on Sundays. Five miles from Portland: boats every hour; $200 each for season. WILLIAM A. MERRILL, Long Island, Me. 12-7 TO LET.

A fully furnished and electriclighted. 4-1'00m camp, with two 10-foot porches; situated on the river bank, overlooking a five-mile view of river: fine fishing and bathing; hotel, R. R. station and stores within 3 minutes walk. Address Mrs.

H. B. DAME. Dover Point, N. or phone Dover, N.

254-14. Je10 tf Vermont. AN INEXPENSIVE VACATION FOR THE FAMILY Near historic Bennington: 6 rooms and bath: season: ice, meat, vegetables, fruit, pure water; daily mail; phone; automobile. South 3563. 11-7 Massachusetts.

MODERN furnished country house, in Berkshires, rent for season; 9 rooms, 2 piazzas; fine location. E. J. CLOUGH, 1218 West st, Pittsfield, Mass. 3-6t COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE, TO LET OR EXCHANGE.

Long Island. WOODHAVEN-7-room house, parquet floors, electric light and gas; now occupied by good tenant. N. K. Eagle office.

11-3 FREEPORT WATER FRONT Bungalows and houses, $3,000 up; also building lots on Randall Bay and Woodeleft Bay; low prices: easy terms. Send for particulars. JOHN J. 'RANDALL Freeport, L. I.

m26 xje22 COMMUTER'S farm, 3 acres, near Huntington station; 7-room house, cemented celiar, barn, shed. hennery; all in prefect order; $1,000 cash required, balance to suit purchaser. A real bargain. THEO. S.

HALL, 47 West 34th st. 8-7 HOUSE, 7 rooms. tiled bath, steam heat, gas. electricity, coal and gas ranges; plot 50x100; hedge, sun parlor; price pay like rent: 25 minutes out. near station; excellent train service.

J. S. MADDEN. 325 East 31st st, New York City. 12-7 ALL-YEAR-ROUND bungalow, In restricted neighborhood, fronting Atlantic Ocean.

Will sell at once. Any reasonable offer accepted. Terms to suit. H. L.

SIMPSON, Room 501, 1 West 34th st, N. Y. C. 12-3t 6-ROOM You have read lots of fake ads; don't confuse this with them. I have what I advertise.

It is located at Belmore, Long Island, South Shore; plot 80x125 feet; gas, water, cement cellar; wash tubs, range and stove, It is a genuine bargain; only $100 cash needed: balance $15 per month. Send for photo and free tickets to see it. C. H. FREDERICK, 258 Broadway, New York.

Phone Barclay 5698. 11-7 10-ROOM HOUSE In Freeport, the greatest bargain ever offered. I must sell. SO I am sacrificing my 10-room house, with all modern improvements, open fireplaces; baths: hardwood floors throughout; house is built of solid concrete to second floor, and frame from second floor up; cost me $7.500 to bulld. without land.

I will take $4.900 for house and plot, 50x125 feet; first mortgage second mortgage $400 cash is all you need to pay; agents need not answer as I cannot pay any commission. Write me for appointment to see it. CAMPBELL, 1236 Union av, Bronx. 11-7 HUNTINGTON $30 $2 AND AND DRY. EVERY ULATION: CHURCHES.

WARRANTY Down, STORES: NEAR LOT MAIN $1 WILL DEED. HIGH 10,000 GIVE TROLLEY Monthly SCHOOLS ROAD, POP- AND A LOTS CALL R. OR' R. WRITE TICKETS. FOR B.

LUCKEY. 193 FLATBUSH AV. EKLYN -ON THE DUNES(OVERLOOKING OCEAN) Westhampton Beach, L. I. Modern cottage.

with five double master's rooms, with water view from each; one single bedroom, all with running water; bedrooms for servants: large living and dining room opening toward ocean; large kitchen, laundry; maids' dining room; garage for two cars. House equipped with electric lights; coal and elec. tric range, steam heat. Private dock on bay: bath houses with shower. William H.

Winters, WESTHAMPTON BEACH, L. I. New York. CHAPPAQUA, N. Harlem R.

R. commutation: unusually fine 7-room cottage, furnished: all Improvements: large estate; station walking distance; $400 to October. IDA MILLER. 11-7 FOR SALE, furnished or not. 8-room house, bath, electricity, water.

hardwood floors, steam heat, high elevation: acres; 3 minutes from station; excellent train servIce: 20 miles out: garage, chicken house, plenty of fruit. Address SPARKILL, New York, Box 33. 11-3 New Jersey. HIGHLAND. N.

J. -For sale; bargain. Six-room cottage; easy terms. J. L.

SCULTHORP. Keansburg, N. J. 8-7 COLONIAL: minutes 8-room to train house; all trolley; improveor easy terms. C.

A. 27 Terrace AV, Hackensack, N. 1-7 COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE, TO LET OR EXCHANGE. New Jersey. FARMS AND TOWN PROPERTIES.

Brokers invited to co-operate. H. C. CARMER, SOMERVILLE, N. J.

je3 jel0 to je 17 14 OLD FASHIONED FARM. 20 acres, 12-room house: outbuildings; exceptional bargain: must be sold at once. OWNER, 922 Weat Front st, Plainfield, N. J. 11-7 MOVE In $300 down, $20 monthly buys new house: 6 rooms and bath, all gas kitchen: 30 minutes from 42d st: price $2.500: title guaranteed.

For further particulars address OWNER, Box 113, Bergenfield, N. J. 11-7 GLEN ROCK property, New Jersey, for sale, 2 minutes from Glen Rock station: 7-room house all newest improvements; beautiful garden; good opportunity for physician, a9 there is none in town; exceptional bargain; $4,800. Apply A. PRANDOM, 189 Irving av, Brooklyn, 9-7 CALDWELL.

N. for sale or to let, modern, 8-room house; all improvements; on plot 50x480: fruit, berries: modern chicken plant; convenient to train and trolley; healthiest section of town. For particulara address THOMSON, 71 Sherman av. Newark, N. J.

6-7 $3,000: $200 DOWN: $10 MONTHLY: BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME: new 6 rooms and bath: 30 minutes from New York City; 7-cent fare; heat, gas, electricity, hardwood trim, parquet floors, paneled dining room, white enameled bedrooms, all improvements; bargain for quick sale. JOHN A. BALDWIN, 80 Maiden lane; Telephone will save time, 1958 John. 11-3 PROPOSALS. NEW YORK MUNICIPAL RAILWAY CORPORTION invites proposal for furnishing and Installing ducts and manholes.

Bide to the opened June 19, 1916. For plans and further information, apply to CHIEF ENGINEER, 85 Clinton st, Brooklyn. je8 2t th FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE MISCELLANEOUS. TACK'S buys old jewelry, silver, antiques, CURIOSITY antique furniture, coffeE highest SHOP prices, Flatbush, Lafayette. Jo1-tt YOUNG colored woman wishes situation half-time work furnished dental parlor.

Call or write ADVERTISER, 117 Skillman av. 11-2 WANTED- MISCELLANEOUS. pays top prices for Dwin MALL antiques, Phone Pros. 4941, 1059-1C6J-1077-1079 Fulton st. GABRIEL BUYS Contents Furniture, of Carpets, Houses.

Send postal. Phone Main 7251. 182 MYRTLE AVENUE ACTUAL VALUE PAID Gentlemen's discarded clothing. Write. I will call.

I. 30 Myrtle av. 12-7 CLOTHING. ANNOUNCEMENT Great opportunity; extraordinary: h.ghest prices paid for ladies', gentlemen's discarded clothing. COHEN'S.

593 Myrtle nv. Telephone 7723 Prospect. 7-7 JOSEPH SHAFFER HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR GENTS' DISCARDED CLOTHING; OLD GOLD AND SILVER ALSO BOUGHT. 196 Atlantic Av. 12-7 FURNITURE.

FEATHER BEDS Furniture, Mattresses a bought. air 5. 1035 1109 Fulton st. Phone 5889 Pros. WE.

buy anything you've got and ArIl FOn anything you want. HYAM'S HAMBURG. larzest furniture dealers in the world. 293. 295.

291 and 696 Fulton st: 200. 269, 270 Washington st. Telephone 4035 Main. PATENTS. TRADEMARKS PATENTS Best Lowest Work Rates 30 Years Experience.

EDGAR TATE 245 Broadway, New York. Solicitors of U. S. and Foreign Patents, $60--Entire Cost for a Simple Call or Send for "FREE BOOKS." 11-2 PIANOS AND MUSICAL INSTRU. MENTS.

PHONOGRAPHS: $200 style. $55: $150 style, $35: $50 style, $10; others, $4 up; catalogue free. STORE. 3 East 12th st, N. Y.

11-7 $100 MAHOGANY upright piano, slightly used; raust be seen to be appreciated. 91 Hewes at, near Bedford av. 10-7 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. BARGAIN, furnished room house in Bedford district, for sale; filled with roomers. Inquire at 167 Halsey st.

11-7 FILM developing and printing business; large amateur and agency trade. 963 Fulton st, Brooklyn. WANTED, loan of from $1,000 to will pay interest per annum in advance and give real estate security worth ten times the amount borrowed. The People's Holding Company, Asbury Park, N. J.

5-30 SHIPPING concern would consider Increasing its equipment and desires additional capital; business will stand investigation; profits out of the ordinary. Address B. Box 12, Eagle office, 12-7 HORSES. CARRIAGES, ETC. A.

DONEGAN NEILSON, padded van. one year, new express wagon, one horse and one complete piano rigging. 1066 Pacific st. 9-7 WEATHER FORECAST Persons desiring information concerning the weather, temperature or other information can secure same by using telephone No. 571 Main from 8 a.m.

to 6 p.m. week days. Nights and Sundays, 6200 Main. Indications Until 8 P.M. Tomorrow.

Washington, June 12-For Eastern New York: Probably fair tonight and Tuesday. Light variable winds. Local Probabilities. Fair tonight and Tuesday, Moderate variable winds, mostly west tonight. General Weather Conditions.

Slight disturbance centers in New England and the Carolinas are causing continued unsettled weather, with occasional rains in the Atlantic and Gulf States. But an earea of generally fair and warmer weather is moving eastward over the Lake Region and this willwill cause the weather to clear in the East. Other disturbance centers are noted far north in Central Canada and in the southwest. Fair and warmer weather 1s Indicated in this vicinity during the next thirty-six hours, with moderate variable winds mostly west or north. 3 .64 54 5 p.m.

.54 6 p.m. .64 OFFICIAL ....54 2 a.m. .54 3 a.m. 5 a.m. .54 Average SUN June 12.

THERMOMETER. SUNDAY, JUNE 11. 7 p.m. ....64 11 .54 8 p.m.. 12 3 p.m...

10 p.m. MONDAY. JUNE 12. 6 a.m. 11 a.m.

.68 7 12 (noon) .70 8 a.m.. 1 p.m.. ..70 9 a.m 2 p.m..... ....70 10 a.m. ..65 temperature today, 37.

RISE SAN DSETS. June 13. A.m. a.m. 30.03 Wet 53 Dry 56 Relative humidity.

HIGH WATER. A.M. --P. P.M. Durat'n of H.

M. Feet H.M. Feet H.M. M. Time Time High Rise Fall New 5:15 3.7 5:18 6.1 5:54 6:25 High water at Sandy Hook, N.

Is about 30 minutes earlier. INSTRUCTION Co- Educational. PARLES- VOUS FRANCAIS? Lecturer on French language and liter. ature, New York University, gives individual lessons In residence, Guarantees speaking knowledge to average intelligent students In 12 lessons. Complete course, $24.

In class of three, $10 each. Apply 339 East 18th st, Flatbush. Telephone Flatbush 330-M. 9-7 COMMERCIAL COURSE, $80. Shorthand in 30 days.

GRAPHIC shorthand. SIx lessons, then speed practice. Send for FREE lesson. Text boule free. jell-tf AVON SCHOOL, 1317 Broadway, Bklyn For Girls and Young Women.

ES 149 NEW ILING. evening B'way, YORK and New Instruction SCHOOL York. correspondence given OF Founded In FILING. courses. 1913.

Dancing. COMPETENT instruction; all modern dances: absolute privacy; terms reasonable. ELLIOTT STUDIOS, 18 South Elliott place; phone 4508 Prospect. 6-7 LEGAL NOTICES. LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, KINGS County-Lawyers Mortgage Company, plaintiff, against Louts Gerber et defendanta. In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered in the aboveentitled action, and bearing date the 25th day of May, 1916, the undersigned, the referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by Nathaniel Shuter, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 189 Montague street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the 29th day of June, 1916, at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed by said judgment to be sold and therein described as follows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with the building and improvements thereen erected, situate, lying and being in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New York, bounded and described as Beginning at a point on the northerly side of Prospect place, distant two hundred and ninety-five feet westerly from the northwest corner of Howard avenue and Prospect place; running thence northerly parallel with Howard avenue, and part of the distance through a party wall one hundred and twenty -seven feet nine and one-half Inches; thence westerly parallel with Prospect place nineteen feet: thence southerly parallel with Howard avenue and part of the distance through another party wall one hundred and twenty -seven feet nine and one-balf inches to the northerly side of Prospect place: thence easterly along the same nineteen feet to the point or place of beginning. Subject to any state of facts which an accurate survey would show. Together with all fixtures and articles attached to or used in connection with said premises, all of which are declared to be covered by said mortgage; together with the appurtenances and all the estate and rights of the mortgagors in and to said premises.Dated, New York, June 7th, 1916.

ALBERT A. LEVIN. Referee. Cary Carroll, Attorneys for Plaintiff, 59 Wall street, New York City. de8-3w th 1e28 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the grace of God free and independent--To Becky Grundfast, Dora Kriegel.

Mary Rosoff, Samuel Israel. Florence Israel. Theodore Israel. Nathan Tarnel. Esther Jaffe, Max Grundfast, send greeting: Whereas, Jacob B.

Aging, who resides at 515 East 135th street. Manhattan Borough. New York City, has presented a petition praying for a decree that a certain instrument in writing bearing date the 15th day of December, 1915, relating to personal property, be duly proved AS the last will and testament of JOSEPH AGINS. Intely residing at No. 236 Liberty avenue, in the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York.

Now, therefore, you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause, before our Surrogate'8 Court of the County of Kings. to be held at the Hall of Records, in the County of Kings, on the 10th day of July, 1916, nt ten o'clock in the forenoon, why such decree should not be made. In testimony whereof. we have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. WitHon.

Herbert T. Ketcham, Sur(L. regate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, in the said County, the 5th day of June, 1916. JOHN McCOOEY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.

I. J. Rose, 140 Nassau street, New York. je12 4t SHIP NEWS Arrived at New York Today. Bermudian from Bermuda.

Brazo8 from Mayaguez. Collingham from St. Nazaire. Momus from New Orleans. Sophia Couppa from Cardiff.

Haatumet from Savannah. Dictator from Mariel. Calabria from Genoa. Socony from aBton Rouge. El Mundo from Galveston.

Stratgarry from La Pallice. from Philadelphia. Sailed from New York Today. Florence Luckenbach for Australian ports. Cacique Bordeaux.

Ardgryfe for London. Arrived at Foreign Ports. Liverpool, June 10-Theodor William. London, June 10-Huttonwood. A vonmouth, June 10-Steelville.

Gibraltar, June 10-Ville De Tamatave. Christiansand, June 11-Frederik VIII. Parelmo, June 12-Duca d' Aosta. Sailed From Foreign Ports. Kirkwall, June 9-Noordam.

Kirkwall, June 10-Bergensfjord. Bahia, June 10 Minas Geraes. London, June 10. 10-Monadnock. Christiansand, June 10-Oscar 11.

Steamers Due Tomorrow. Name, pier. From. United States, 17th st, Hoboken, 8 a.m.. Copenhagen Touraine, W.

15th st Chicago City, W. 29th Bristol Ryswyk, 5th st, Hoboken Rotterdam Madonna, 31st st, Brooklyn Enidwen Newcastle Escalona Liverpool Brighton Baracoa Comanche, 36 N. R. Saratoga, Wall Havana Helen Brighton Medina, 38 N. Calabria, Union Stores, Gibraltar Minnesota, W.

16th st London Apache, 36 N. Jacksonville Chemnung London Kilpatrick Cristobal El Mar, W. 11th Galveston Steamers ers Scheduled to Sail Tomorrow. Name, pier, time. Destination.

Commewijne, Bush 'Docks, Bklyn, 3 p.m. Hayti Francis, Bush Docks, Bklyn, Montanan, Bush Docks, Bklyn, 9 a.m., Argentina Minerva, 38 Brooklyn, Buenos Aires Mausdyk, 5th st. Hoboken, 10 a.m.. Rotterdam Lenape, Sud. 36 N.

1 p.m... El Rigel W. 11th st, Kongsfos Bergen Kentuckian, 3 p.m.... Montevideo Madison, 25 N. 3 p.m..

Norfolk Steamers Scheduled to Sail Wednesday Name, pier, time. Destination. Finland, W. 23d st, noon. Liverpool Principe di Udine, Pier Jersey City, noon, Naples Bassam, 3 p.m..

Monrovia Cannizaro. 7th st. Hoboken Bermudian, W. 10th st, 11 a.m...... Bermuda Almirante, 16 E.

Kingston Iroquois, 34 Brooklyn, 3 p.m.....Turk's Island Stavangeren, 1 N. 3 p.m.......... Demerara Montserrat, 8 E. Oregonian, 33d st, Brooklyn Rio Janeiro Santa Clara, Concho, 38 N. 1 p.m...

City of St. Louis, 36 N. 3 p.m.... Momus, W. 11th st.

Orleans Hamilton, 25 N. 3 p.m..... Norfolk News by Wireless. New York, June 12-Signalled, steamer Ryndam, Rotterdam for New York, 450 miles east of Sandy Hook at noon on 11th. Dock about a.m.

Tuesday, New York June 12-Signalled, steamer United tSates, Copenhagen for New York. 593 miles east of Sandy Hook at noon, 11th. Dock about 8:30 a.m. Tuesday. BARRED OUT.

Husband Have you called those new people Wife-Why, by the merest accident was saved from it in the nick of time. Husband--What happened? Wife Why by the merest accident I heard that they run an open car all To Readers of the Eagle The value of the Brooklyner Freie Presse as an advertising medium is an established fact. Numerous letters from business people prove i it. Why don't YOU try it? This American newspaper of Brooklyn (35 Myrtle Avenue) printed German language, appears daily and Sunday and reaches the in the population of Brooklyn. Its rates are very invitGerman speaking ing, especially those for classified advertisements- -Help Wanted, To Let, For Sale, Etc.

Just phone in your Ad. --Main 5580-5581. During the month of June one insertion Free of charge with your order for classified advertisements. TO LET 388 EIGHTH ST, near 7th av: 6 rooms. bath.

steam. hot water, 2 flights up; for small family only. 11-7 NEW apartment: 6 outside rooms; all improvements. SHEVILLE MAGRUDER. 367 Kingston av.

HANDSOMELY decorated: 167 South Oxford st; 7 large light rooms, bath; heat; parquet floors; blocks both subways. 11-7 66 St. James Pl, Lafayette Av. 2 rooms; private bath: elec. light, room service: furnished or unfurnished.

119-tt Henry Schenk, 275-277 Grand Av. ELEGANT large corner. saven rooms, bath, steam heat; select neighborhood; rent $30. 729 Bushwick av. Phone 968 Bushwick.

11-3 $24-896; 5 6 ROOMS, BATH, ELECTRIC LIGHT. STEAM HEATED. PANELED DININGROOM: ALL IMPROVEMENTS. 333 PROSPECT PL, UNDERHILL AV. 10-3 689 EASTERN PARKWAY: 7 rooms and bath, steam heat and hot water: $45.

828 LAFAYETTE AV: 7 rooms and bath. steam heat and hot water: $38. 194 PEARL ST: 5 rooms and bath; $16. 190 FIFTH AV: 5 rooms: $16. Inquire on premises, or JOSDPH L.

JOHNSON. 32 Liberty st, New York. Tel. 4700 John. 11-8 NOTHING 80 annoying to good housewives as Cheap Decorating and Dirty Apartments.

We take a keen interest in the comfort of OUR TENANTS. premises are CLEAN, WELL- KEPT, Our Decorating HIGH-CLASS, LASTING, PLEASING. Night and day service unequaled. We select our tenants. One Five-Room Suite Left.

The ER ERASMUS 07 Kenmore Place. LEWIS SMITH, Agent, on premises. 11-3 TO LET HOUSES. BROWNSTONE neighborhood; house, with heated; private garage: good steam seen any time. 771 Putnam av: tel.

4720-J Bushwick. 9-7 FOUR and five rooms, porches, improvements; Highway station. Inquire all week 1603 Coney Island av. 11-2 172 WASHINGTON PARK, near WIlloughby av; 12 rooms and bath: first class condition: rent $75; some concessions if taken during this month. 12-7 AMITY ST.

113; three-story and basement brownstone front houses: 10 rooms and bath; private family: good neighborhood: M. TIN, owner, Wall st. New York. A. H.

Howe Son. 88 Atlantic av, Brooklyn. TO -PARTS OF HOUSES. 3 LARGE light rooms and to let; private house; will also rented singly. 288 Putnam av, near Nostrand.

6-7 UPPER floor, 387 East 14th st; two-family entrance and furnace: $42.50 monthly. Apply dwelling, detached: 9 rooms and bath; separate OWNER. 284 East 16th st. Telephone 1293-P Flatbush. 11-7 TO LET-ROOMS.

170 MONROE ST, NR. BEDFORD AV. Large and connecting small rooms; conveniences. 11-7 TO LET--FACTORY PROPERTY. LOFT to let, 30x100; good light, fireproof electric elevator.

623 Madison at. Brooklyn. 10-3 TO LET- -BUSINESS PROPERTY. 426 SUMNER AV. corner Macon; tore, suitable for dentist or optician; will divide.

STRAUSS, 1370 Pacific st; phone 8531 Bedford. 7-7 CORNER STORE Just completed: suitable for confectionery, bakery, etc. Apply on premises. northeast cornear of Brooklyn ay and Lincoln place. 8-7 TO LET OR FOR SALE.

ELEGANT 3-story basement brownstone house, 13 rooms. bath; good neighborhood; $40. 123 Albany Phone 968 Bushwick. 11-3 FLATBUSH. 11-room and bath detached, 196 East 17th st; steam heat; hot water supply: parquet floors; all modern improvements; neighborhood excellent; rent $75.

Tel. 2366-W Flatbush. 12-7 FOR SALE-HOUSES. 836 UNION ST, near 8th av; 3 story and basement bay window brown stone; open 2 to 4. Asking $8,750.

11-7 492 Monroe st; must be sold; near Sumner; 14-room stone residence; elegant order. House open afternoons. 11-7 $250 PER YEAR profit on $1,000 investment, modern 2-family detached house, near Brighton Beach sacrifice. DEVOE, 1544 Flatbush av. 9-7 FLATBUSH; 6 rooms, bath and furnace heat; car line corner; 5 cent fare to New York; price $2,500, on your terms.

A. N. Eagle office. 10-3 172 WASHINGTON PARK, near Willoughby av; 3-story, brownstone and extension; first-class repair; bank mortgages of $6,500 only; all taxes paid up to date. 12-7 BARGAINS: 7-room single family brick: parquet floors; all improvements; one $3,600, one 2-family, $4,000.

BROOKLYN REALTY SELLERS, 215 Montague st, Brooklyn. 11-7 ONE-FAMILY 7 rooms; steam heat, electric lights; also 2- family detached cottage; roorn for garage; $5,500. McDONALD, 114 Ditmas av. m12 tt ONE- HOUSE AND GARAGE. Detached: 6 rooms and bath; just completed; all modern 25-foot plot; 065 Lincoln place, near Brooklyn av.

Apply on premises; $8.500. 8-7 Flatbush 914 E. 12th Brighton St, L. Near Av $7,200. I-Av Extremely attractive New Bungalow, 7 R.

B. Elaborate imps. Choice plot. Garage space. Charming home.

See it. 2 to 4:30 p.m. Builder. 9-7 HOUSE for sale; biggest bargain; cut granite stone; one-family house, two stories and basement; all modern improvements; want sale account leaving city; small amount necessary. Inquire 759 Macon st, Brooklyn.

11-7 1079 1085 DEAN ST Near Bedford Avenue. Price $10.000 each. There's nothing to compare with these up-to-the-minute perfectly appointed one-family houses. Houses open every day. 11-7 FLATBUSH; one-family detached, seven rooms and bath; in good condition; nicely located, in fine block, surrounded by highclass houses; sell below actual cost and take $250 cash: rare chance for someone.

WILDERMUTH, 564 Coney Island av, near Beverley road. 11-3 FLATBUSH cottage, with garage, 10 rooms, parquet throughout, electric lights; in fine condition; newly painted and decorated throughout; on plot 50x100; two blocks from Beverley road station price right and terms arranged. WILDERMUTH, 564 Coney Island av, near Beverley road. 11-8 BEAUTIFUL NEW BUNGALOWS EAST 18TH ST AND AV O. Two minutes from Kings Highway station, Brighton Beach two blocks to Ocean av trolley; prices from $7.500 to $9,500.

Builders on premises. m28 tf RICHMOND HILL SACRIFICE." Exceptionally desirable property at sacrifice; 10-room cottage and two semi-detached. 1-family cottages; all improvements; at 70 per cent. of their value if sold this week; only $2,000 required to make total purchase. Phone 9987 Main.

12-2 FOR SALE OR TO LET Semi-detached house, 13 rooms and bath: newly decorated; all new electric fixtures; hot water heat; all in good condition. 359 OVINGTON AV, BAY RIDGE. 12-7 PARK PLACE. DOCTOR or DENTIST SHOULD BUY HOUSE. Three-story and basement brownstone dwellIng neighborhood first class.

Exceptional opportunity for anyone looking for a highgrade home. For particulars address OWNER, Box 49, Eagle office. 10-7 CUT THIS OUT BEST BARGAIN IN FLATBUSH- NO HUMBUG Take a Flatbush av car, get off at Hub. bard place, go one block and around corner to the right to 1305 East 40th st and Kings Highway (charming location) and examine the five new, strictly up-to-date, well-built, 7- room, senil-detached. no basement, brick, private dwellings, offered (for sale) to persons of character, who wish to reside in finely decorated, high-class house, having artistic parquet floors, console mirrors, foyer hall, hardwood trim, gas and electric lighting.

crystal chandeliers, hot water heating system, extra large bath and auperior closet room. comfortable porch and high ceiling cellar (under house and porch). Your own private garage site in rear of house and easement in roadway. All assessments paid. All for $5,750.

Make your own terms. N. A. TURNER, on Premises. office, 375 Fulton St.

Phone 3728 Main, or apply to your own broker. OBITUARY William John Van Buskirk. William John Van Buskirk, 73 years old, a lineal descendant of the John Van Buskirk, who came over in the first Mayflower pilgrim ship, died on Saturday, after a11 illness of eight months, from Bright's disease, at his residence, 390 Tweifth street, South Brooklyn. Mr. Van Buskirk had been for thirty years a foreman of construction in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

He was one of the oldest members of All Saints' P. E. Church. Seventh avenue and Seventh street, and the acting rector. the Rev.

Dr. Matthews, will conduct the funeral services this evening. The interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Mr. Van Buskirk was born in old New York City, and had lived most of his lifetime in the Twelfth Ward of Brooklyn.

He went to the front in the Civil War as a member of the Seventy-second Regiment of New York Volunteers, and was wounded in the Battle of Gettysburg. He was a member of the Brooklyn Volunteer Fire Department' and of Rankin Post No. 10, G. A. and Court Olive Branch, Foresters of America.

Mr. Van Buskirk is survived by a daughter, Mrs. William Grahame; a son, Isaiah, and a grandson, Joseph Grahame. Maurice V. Theall.

Maurice V. Theall, 40 years old, 1 well known lawyer of 44 Court street, who lived at the Clarendon Hotel until May 9 last, when he went to St. Peter's Hospital for treatment, yesterday in the hospital from anemia and a complication of diseases. Mr. Theall was born in Brooklyn, the son of Elisha Elizabeth Theall, and had lived here most of his lifetime.

His father was formerly a well known druggist on Sands street. Maurice V. Theall was educated in the public schools, and aws a graduate of the New York Law School. He was a veteran of the Spanish- War, and was well known in Democratic polities in the Twentieth Assembly District, where he was one of the lieutenants of William H. Delaney.

In teh last general election he had charge of all the election cases that came up nuder the jurisdiction of the Democratic General Committee, Mr. Theall was a bachelor, and is survived by three brothers. Thornton a Brooklyn lawyer; Harold also of Brooklyn, and Elisha S. of Washington, D. who is secretary of the Committee on Naval Affairs.

John Brown. CITY OF NEW YORK Will Sell at Public Auction FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1916, AT 1 12 NOON At the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange 189 Montague Borough of Brooklyn 11 and 85, Block 1179, SecLots tion 4. Borough of Brooklyn, a being of land 100x185 feet. running through from Lincoln Pl. to Eastern strip Parkway, 200 feet easterly from Up- the easterly line of Underhill, Ave.

set price, $34,000. Lot 105, Lot 1179, Section 4, Borough of Brooklyn, being a strip located of land 50x122.7 feet, irregular, on the westerly Washington distant 125 feet northerly from Eastern Parkway. Upset price, $11,000. Lets 97. 120 and 121, Block 1179, Section 4, Borough Brooklyn, being a strip of land 50x252 feet.

Pl. running through from Lincoln about 173 to Eastern Parkway, distant feet westerly from Washington Ave. Upset price, $20,000. For further particulars see THE CITY RECORD Leonard Manhattan, or WILLIAM P. RAE Auctioneers, 180 Montague Brooklyn, or Woolworth Euilding.

Manhattan. William P. Rae Auct'rs. EXECUTOR'S SALE, Estate of James Lamont, deceased. THURSDAY, June 15 at 12 o'lock noon, in Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague st, 287 289 Van Brunt CORNER WILLIAM Three-story brick Stores and Flats.

285 Van Brunt Three-story Store and Flat Building. Van Brunt near Tremont Vacant lot, 25x90 feet. Particulars of J. LAMONT, executor, 66 FOR SALE NEW MODEL BUNGALOWS $6,500 UP. EASY TERMS.

6 rOoms and tiled bath, with shower; 3 bedrooms; instantaneous parquet floors, water open heater; room for garage, private fireplace, ON AVENUE 4 AND EAST 23D ST. driveway for auto. Five minutes walk from Kings Highway station, Brighton Beach Line. On LOUIS premises, R. PAULSON, 1147 Lincoln Builder, PI.

Bedford 5786. 11-3 sumw REAL ESTATE. Painting. work Decorating, promptly Inside attended or Out. to.

All grades of Good workmanship and prompt Owners out of town will benefit by communicating with me. WILLIAM SEGAR, 5390 2031 Flatbush. Nostrand Av. 6-7 Phone FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE, lofs Nos.

32 and 33. block 4711, Remsen av, Rugby. ELLIS C. RICHARDSON, Kilmarnock, Va. 9-7 BIG bargain; will sacrifice; 40x100; two lots on Coney Island av, near Av for quick cash sale, $4,000.

Owner, 1139 Coney Island av. Brooklyn. 11-3 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. HAVE large, two-family brownstone house, near 4th av subway; want private detached or stone house or flat. Owner, 563 48th st; phone 6204 Sunset.

9-4 WANTED, a 2-family house In exchange for two 3-story store property, equity $3,500. CORD H. SUMP. 328 Marlborough road, Flatbush; 852 Flatbush. 10-3 FREE and clear lots, corner plot 8 lots, Clarkson st, at Brooklyn av; also 30x127, St.

John's place, near Nostrand av. A. E. DE BAUN, owner, 41 Liberty st, New York, afternoons. 10-7 FOR exchange, store property, 3-story brownstone, Gates av, near Throop; price can add cash; want cottage within one hour of city.

Address OWNER, Post Office Box 66. Brooklyn, New York. 10-7 LOANS AND MORTGAGES. TAXES 1st, small; 2d large mortgage amounts, loans, anywhere; also vaINTEREST made lots. assignment of rents.

Heirs, building PAID loans. CORPORATION, 406 World Building. QUEENS BOROUGH PROPERTY. 4-STORY tenement, 2 families on floor, in 114th st, near new subway station, at barA. A.

SCHOPP, 53 3d av, Manhattan. gain. 11-3 FOR SALE to close estate: tract of farm land; few minutes from Cedar to Manor station and trolley: 5 cent trolley 59th st will pass through property shortly; ready for immediate development. ED. WINZINGER, Executor, Jamaica, New York City.

10-10 VACATION COTTAGES TO LET. Long island. TO RENT, modern furnished cottages on or near water. J. E.

JENNINGS, Water Mill. L. I. 27-14 IDEAL summer home, Wading River, L. beach.

215 Penn st. 9-7 furnished s-room cottage; Improvements; near DESIRABLE cottage, 10 rooms and bath, Centre Moriches, Long Island. Address 282 Covent av. Phone 4349 Audubon, 11-2 ocean 3 rooms; accommodates FURNISHED bungalow, Nassu-by-the-Sea, large crowd. Phone Schuyler 10133.

11-3 AMITYVILLE, homestead and bungalow, furnished; large plots, shade trees; near water, either house; $160 season. BINGHAM, Lindenhurst. 11-7 New York. New York. 5-ROOM bungalow, near Atlantic Highlands: large porch: high ground; gas; five minutes to bench, HENYON, 302 Broadway, New York City.

10-3 Maine. John Brown, 74 years old, of Carlton avenue, who had lived on the same block in that avenue for more than fifty years, died yesterday from kidney disease at the residence of his nephew, Edward J. Brown, 519. West 178th street, Manhattan. His funeral will be held from his late home Brooklyn tomorrow morning, with requiem mass in the R.

C. Church the Sacred Heart, on Clermont avenue, near Park avenue, interment following in Holy Cross Cemtery. Mr. Brown was born in the County Derry, Ireland, and had lived in Brooklyn since he was a boy. He was an old member of the Church of the Sacred Heart, a member of its Holy Name Society, and was well known in Democratic politics in his district.

He was for many years in the employ of the John W. Masury Company as an expert in the manufacture of paints, and for the past nine years had been employed as a guardian in the Liberty National Bank in Manhattan. Mr. Brown was a widower, and is survived only by four nephews. Wilbur Lincoln Doremus.

Wilbur Lincoln Doremus, 50 years old, for many years secretary of the official board of the Hanson Place M. E. Church, Hanson place and St. Felix street, of which he had been a member for twenty years, died yesterday, following an operation, at his residence, 810 Washington avenue, where his funeral services, tomorrow evening, will be conducted by his pastor, the Rev. Dr.

W. H. Kidd. The interment, on Wednesday, will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Mr.

Doremus was born in Brooklyn in 1866, and for nearly thirty years had been in the employ of the Standard oil Company of New York, at 26 Broadway, Manhattan. At the time of his death he was connected with the transfer department of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. is survived by his wife. Collie White: his mother, a sister and four brothers, Frank E. of Duluth, Harry W.

of the Doremus Morse Advertising Agency, Andrew J. Jr. vice president of the General Oil Company, and A. Theodore, assistant secretary of the Standard Oil Company of New York. Mrs.

Elizabeth Jarvis Pinkney. Mrs. Elizabeth Jarvis Pinkney, wife of Samuel J. Pinkney of 619 Lafayette avenue, an old member of St. Matthew's P.

E. Church, Tompkins ave. nue and McDonough street, died at her home on Saturday. Her funeral services will be held this evening, the Rev. Dr.

Frederic W. Norris, rector of St. Matthew's, officiating. The interment will be in Newtown, Conn. Mrs.

Pinkney was born in Newtown, the daughter of the late Jabez and Henrietta Peck. She is survived, besides her husband, by two daughters, Jennie E. and Elizabeth a brother, Albert W. Peck of Portchester, N. Y.

Mrs. Bertha Godfrey Berry, Mrs. Bertha Godfrey Berry, 37 years of age, of 2815 Atlantic avenue, East New York, died yesterday, following an operation for appendicitis, in the Lutheran Hospital. Her funeral services will be held tomorrow evening, the Rev. W.

C. Phelps, pastor of the Williams Avenue M. E. Church, of which Mrs. Berry was a member, officiating.

The interment will be in Evergreens Cemetery. Mrs. Berry was born in Brooklyn. She is survived by her husband, Arthur; four children, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Edmund Godfrey. Byron R. Blauvelt. Byron R. Blauvelt, 28 years of age, of 210 Hawthorne street, Flatbush, died on Saturday from tuberculosis, after a long illness.

His funeral services this evening will be conducted by Frederick Kroger, first reader of the Third Church of Christ Scientist. The interment tomorrow will be in Evergreens Cemetery. Mr. Blauvelt was born in Tusket, N. and had lived in Brooklyn since boyhood, except for a period that he resided in Tuxpam.

Mexico, where he was connected with the Eagle Oil Company. He Wits prior to that connection A He was the son of Frederick W. and clerk with the United pro States Lloyds. Ahnie Crosby Blauvelt, who survive him, and he is also survived by his widow. Irene Lawrence Blauvelt, and a young son.

Isaac Shaw Wilson. Isaac Shaw Wilson, 58 years old, of Shelton, died Saturday, from arterio sclerosis, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Arthur Fricke, 407 East Thirty-second street, Flatbush. Mr. Wilson came here for treatment two months ago.

He was a farmer, near Shelton, and had formerly been A farmer at Jericho, L. I. where he was a member of the Westbury M. E. Church, and his funeral services will be held in that church tomorrow, with interment in the Friends Cemetery.

Wilson is survived by three daughters. Mrs. Fricke, Mrs. Margaret Whaley of Farmingdale, L. Mira Prances Wilson of Shelton, and three Charles Wesley Wilson Albert W.

Wilson of Glen and Winner. Wilson of SE. Rui.