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11 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1918. TRAVEL. TO LET HOUSES.

ICRS. FC7RXIS1IED ROOMS. SlTH ST, 683, near Troapoct Park; private Bouse; hirtre front parlor, suitable for mar NEGRO ART SHOWN BY LIBRARY BOARD LOANS AND MOKTGAG UNLIMITED funds for scood BQ0rtgBg na modern mmrtmpots; alio loan on rents. Qnlek rehultn. F1NANCU UOUTGAUlfi 140 au st.

New York. aSU-tf frioo" AND for Brooklyn first mortgages; have second mortgage niuney -jp to $10,000. JOHN D. DE WITT, 277 Broadway, New Y01 City, rnlliniled MiirtgawT" Funds. Seriie prompt.

effUieut, rctisonulde. B. F. KXOWI.ES 103 Uruadway. 8-itoiu PACIFIC COAST-ALASKA NATIOWI, PAHliS AM.

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Fifth Ar N. Y. Staionable Toun Tickets ReatosafeiS Br Steamer or Hall. Universal Tour 359 Fulton St, Oup. Hon Ball, 'ielepboo.

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DIOMAItK. For fsIHdk oate. sppiy Norwetl.a Amerlrsn Line. 10 Hriiln. N.

Y. Jaa-tt STEAMBOATS. Pnlly, Inclndlnsr Snnilnr. Direct Itall to all points In th CaUkflls. Saratoga, the Adirrmdncks, the Wst nnd North.

All through rail ticket between Sow York and Albany and Troy Kve.ning Llns tickets accepted. Itestaurant. IMitrinm an! patriotic aervlee inch Sunday. 2:15 P.M.. In Pavilion No.

Itrsr Mountain. Half-fare for all soldiers and sailors In uniform. "PTi HUDSON 1r BIVER May JLiINE 444 SIXTH STREETTO LET Attractive 8-room house in fine condition. Apply to A. J.

BHAKNUN 2j2 tth aV. B-7 FOR RENT. ir.5. Al location. 319 MACON RT 2 front.

8 rear B. S. Sept. 489CLAKHON AV asrvibaa. B.S.

Vacant. Both In fine order 10 rooms bath. CHARLES E. UOTALINU, 441 SL'MNER A 7-7 TO LET. hnimA mmnAnUaA fnr anartmPnt boardlna; house: rent 11.800 Der vear.

Apply 235 Clinton if to 12 a.m. I TO LET FLATS. S19 FOR 5 rooms: all imurovements 23S Troy av, near Ht. John's plare; also janitor wanted. Phone Bath Beach $16 FOR 4 roooms; ranges and boflere.

58 Hull st, near Fulton et rfuratoga av station. 6-7 TO LET PARTS OF nOV'SES. UPPER part of two-family house; Ave rooms and bath; all improvements; with owner; rent 32. Call, Prospect place; Prospect 762-M. PARLOR and basement floors In house with owner.

H1MMONS, 68 Berkeley place. 7-8wthsu TO LET ROOMS. ONE) or two rooms in private detached home, for light housekeeping; electrlo lights and gas; neur Brighton Beach elevated and Oceanav cars; short distance to the beaches; business women preferred. 1235 East 18th st, Brooklyn; tel. 2S96-J Mldwood.

630 PE KALB AV, near Bedford; 4 rooma; Improvements; newly decoratud; rent $12; phone Prospect 1866. 410 XJeKalb av. 8-7 PARK PLACE, 123 Near Subway. Large room and kitchenette; newly decorated. TO LET OFFICES.

SECOND floor of prominent Flatbush business corner; grand opportunity for a dentist. J. D. 0'COHNELL Kei: T-T TO LET BUSINESS PROPERTY. BUILDING TO LET IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

Four-story, corner Broadway and Reld av, 45x100; passenger and freight elevators; lease, sell or exchange LEVY laa.Montague st, Broo ly n. Hmi. tn TO LET, for business purposes, large loft, 25x60 feet, In business section of 5th av; one flight up; suitable for dentist; large show windows, 10x25 feet. Address by letter only, B. AH 2 4 6B ok 1 11 av.

7 BL'SY JAMAICA AV, cor' Gulon av st), Richmond H1II; splendid business location; attractive stores; corner and adjoining; fine display fronts; reasonable investigate 4 -jit bu th TO LET, large store, 25x100 feet, in bus-Inesa section of Dth av, near mill st station. Apply by letter only to owner, S. E. CARTY, 246 Brooklyn av. 8-7 1305 NOSTKAND AV, near Clarkson aiore and living apartment, $20; 1214 Nostrand av, near Hawthorne, store, $15.

6-7 Property For Sale FOU SAM- HOUSES. FLATBUSH $10,500 Owner determined to sell OFFERS decided Bargain. Hi Is Is one of those rare opportunities to WM'iire a Lovely home tit about one-third leas whnt it costa to build. E. 17th at.

Restricted. Manhattan Tenatu). Brighton L. Detached House, Like KM 40x100. 9 Large rooms, a baths.

Billiard room. Beautiful Fover 'with Inglvnoiik and Large living room and Dining room paneled In oak. lne Iirge white enamel kliclien. Superior oak and hardwood trim. Open fireplace.

Electric, steam, parquet floors, spa cm-. W. H. GOLDEY, 1507 At II, Near E. 15th St, At Av ata Brighton or 082 l'ltatbusli av.

7 COMFORT Homes with garage, fl replace, Rleenine norch. Ac: A BRAND NEW TYPE; TEKMS. J. F. Clll'KLO, lillLDEK, Kings Highway 11th tit, Itrooltlyn; 3 hlocks west of King Hi uhway utation; Broadway Sea Beach bubwuy to limea N.

Y. Send for BooJclet. READ THIS AD. Beautiful high-class 2 -family house; one floor rented; owner living in amp; 12 on investment; ground SO -foot frontage hot water heat, tite bath and kitchen; electric light; parquet flooring and con' ret gar age. PAUL SCH A 13ti UrlBiTB av.

near RIdgewood av, Richmond Hill. ju. 1. b-o FLATBUSH am t0 Pttflflee keeping stone; 7 rooms and llli'd hntli; hot water heat; electric light; parquet floor; awn ings, screens; price T). 031 Flathu.h Ay.

l-'eiiluiore Ht. 7-7 TT.AT'RTTRTT Nar express stntlon of Hrlgh-luniouuu ton EL Kfw bunjllJW. 7 rooms and batu all mudprn liniiiovpincots garage Bpnoe; oiwn flroplai-e price JS.iOO. J. D.

0 CONNELL JR. uil stmisi -or. Feulmore St. 7-7 FLATBUSH TAVO-PA MILY BR ICK (tOO cash. ar innnthlv.

11 rooms. 2 baths separate imnrovenients. awnings, ready for occupancy; asking Make offer, Brokers protected. Asrhiilt street; centrally located. Must, sell.

4-7 KDWAHU HULL, IOOO Flatboah At, NEW BUNGALOWS 7 and bfltlii sll Improvements 52d CI ATI A TV st and 10th av; open. Culver lino to Parkville station; price Jr.Qfl ca.h H. J. TOIiEY, 1925 52d st; Bath Beach 6S1S. FLATBUSH.

Two-family dptnebed house. 14 ronms and 2 baths fine neighborhood price 117. 750. One-family detached; 10 rooms and bath; parago space; price ipi.uw. un.Miu, iu6 last iScond jjrooKiyn.

fl.T 2-FA'MILY house, 14 rooms, senarats en trance, 2 porches, driveway, paved streot, electric lights, parquet floora; Times Soiiare one fare; cash; $25 a month. RANCK McBHISHSOX, 1409 10 Ai'd- wood 4o04. i 77 PROSPECT PARK SOUTH section, bargains worth your investigation; large mui, iiuuBra fvmj convenience; hltrhly restrict ea near nrlirhtnn olnvn JAMES B. FISHER, 645 Coney Island av 6-5 NECESSITY compels Facrifice of brick bouse, 1118 Glenmore av. roomn, 3 uaina; uniy 11, ow, oirt-tt jjveo; near school stores and cars; $300 cash, balance paid as rent Apply Agent, 1162 Liberty av.

4.7 EASY housekeeping home, well Wot.ri convenient to transit eieciric, parquet, two DRins; inn ijin-Hin-ni. miufirj in me section 710 FOBTLR AV, near Ocean Parkwav- nno a-iamiiy oricx rooms, Datn.i narnner electricity, very good condition; plot 27x 128; must be seen to be appreciated. Inquire on premises; price $6.700. 4.7 $7750 Bonn st; line block; steam hent, electricity; nitge. ANhfleld, Nostrand Fulton 4-7 $7,800 brick, brewnstonB trimming, baaement, 13 rooms, 2 baths; first-clasa condition; lot 20x100.

House, 445 63d st. 2-7 FOR SALE REAL KSTATK. RENTS ARE GOING UP 1 BUY A AND BE RENT-FREE We Will Help With Liberal Loan and Insure Your Title WiDoDibby and Jay StH Crooklya, T. Peit Office fioildiiif, L. BIG 16th st, 12 cars dead storage; houae rented for $35 per month; garage will bring $4S; newly decorated; new plumbing; chance of a lifetime; price $3.90.

R. PERRY, STa Fulton st. Brooklyn; phone 8l'S Main, 4-7 2-FAMTLY house, 13 ronms, all tm proved ments. hot water hent, two baths; best section Dth av, Long Island City; ensh balance mortgitgc. HENRY HANSEN, 447 Steinway av, Long Island City.

OU7 8 9 10 12 13 14-7t TI-IREE lots, 20x100, easterly side of EVt 10th at, about 140 ft north of Av 31st War, Horough of Brooklyn. VICTOR PAUL, 67J.i Germantown av, Mt, Airy, Pa, 7.7 FOR BALK, Avenue lot STixlor, Nostrand av, neiir I FatTluce, OEORCIB D. li. AN, UtjUiUbla Bulldintf, Baltlmortj, Md. 30-14 FOU JS A IjK OK EXCHAXGE.

brick utoro property, bunlnes locnl-Ity, trolley fuclLltli; smaller nronertv wanted; particulars, OWNER, lilt) Fulton st. Jamaica. 4-3-iu tu tit LARGE alcove room; owner; Park, place near Vanderbllt av. L. A.

Box 8, Eagle office, 2 N1C12LY furnished rooms and bath: all conveniences for housekeeping; reasonauie, orlvata familv. 41 Oulncy at. EXCEPT CON ALLY fllllv tU large room, foeautl weeitiy mailer room, weekly; strlotly private house. 353 Jefferson av. ASTRTS VILLA.

BAY RIDGE Hritrht. nirv moms: home table; large business Dersons. 216 7tsth Hotel Majestio, 230 Duffield St. Large, airy rooms, all Improvements: and culd water: electrlo light and fan; per week and up. CAN'T BE BEAT.

Room and bathroom, furnished; two abort blocks Hoyt st subway; woe up. Schermerhorn st. "I TO LET APARTMENTS Furnished, ONE and two rooms and batb; well furnished maid service linen and laundry I best and hot water; minute to Nevlna at subway station; rents to 142.50. Apply LOVETT 4t 80S Livingston St il-7 ELEGANT opportunity for party wlshlflf to start housekeeping; entire furnishings of -room flat 2d plaoe, Brooklyn, for sale; WOO cash; everything less than one year old; flat rente for IIS monthly. K.

Box 4. Eagle office, f.Swthsu 60 ST. JAMES PL, NB. LAFAYKTTK AT. I rooms, private bath: steam heat; hot water supply; electrlo light; room service furnished or unfurnlshsd; 2e to We.

ItaENHV SC1IKNK IlK.ail flit AND AT. ntf 640 OCEAN AV, Cathedral Arms, hlgholase 4-room apartment; attractively furnlsnea; Immediate possession; Christian adults only; ruierences requirea. xnone ioti mouu, apartment E2. afternoons. 7-J APARTMENTS: rooms and bath: south west frontage; top floor front; light and cool; neatly furnished; 20 per month; nne.

uoneiyou road and ttogere av. COZY, 6-room furnished apartment; all outside rooms: Immediate possession; Flat- bush: SflO tier month! no children. SCHAEF' PER. 325 Cast 21st at: tel. 7722 Flatbush, I 6-7 COMPLETELY furnished modern apartments, all locations; $38 upward.

1 have what you want. D. WELCH, S67 Ful ton st. Tel. 1048 Main, 4-7 62 WOODRUFF AV: block ParkBlde sta tion, Brighton line; 8-room housekeeping apartment; electricity, not water, private reasonable.

THOMPSON. 725 FLATBUSH AV. block Parkslde sta tion, Brighton line, S-room housekeeping apartment; steam heat, electricity, parquet; sau a montn. 7 LINDEN AV; near Church av station Brighton and Flatbush av car; 8-room housekeeping apartment; ateam; reasonable, BANGS. ONE and 6 rooms, butht nicely fur nished; best section STUART AKMS, 1230 Partita, bet.

Bedford and Nost. Je2 tf ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED APART MENT BOOMS: ALL MODERN CON VENIENCES. PHONE FLATBUSH 7434. 8-4 8-ROOM housekeeping apartment, two blocks Farkslde station, B. B.

L. rent rea sonable. Phone Flatbush 159S, 6-3 913 UNION ST, near 8th av; 4 large, light rooma ana bath: telephone ana maid serv ice, 6-7 Property Wanted WANTED HOUSES, WANTED, email House or lower part of a two-ramiiy, with yard or garden; tn seventeenth. Assembly District, by responsible, quiet couple. PEOPLE, 537 Qulncy Bt.

t-i WANTED APARTMENTS. APARTMENT, furnished or unfurnished, two or three rooms with bath and kitchenette; Heights preferred. P. Box Eagle office. I 6-8 FlVm rooma: modern improvements: tirlce $35 to 40; In the neighborhood of Borough iranc.

u. jvAaUA-n, 140 west at. I 7-3t th bu APARTMENT wanted; 4 up-to-date rooms for young coupie. j. not 14, ifiagie office.

WANTED APARTMENTS--Furnished APARTMENT of 2 or 3 rooms wanted preferably in modern apartment house, Flatbush; must be clean and comfortable; rent not to exceed $35. Address particulars 10 jr. x. Jj'iatbush, branch. WANTED REAJj ESTATE.

WANTED AT ONCE 100 lion 11 and lOo Janifi It. Itoas 5G5 i oat rand Av, 7-2 WANTED HOUSES. I WANT to rent small, modern house, off Brighton Beach line, in desirable neighborhood; can take possession September or Oc tober 1st; give lull particulars. C. J.

KEL- LEY, 66 Broadway, New York. g-3 os WANTED FACTORY PROPERTY. wantisu maiming 6,000 to 10,000 square reei noor space, raciory aistnct, lor pack' lng drug products; state rontal, C. Box 82, Eagle office. 6-7 WANTED SUMMER HOMES.

SMALL furnished bungalow wanted last two wees in August; near water, Box 337, Kamaey, N. J. WANT small furnished cottaee. Savvllln or Blue Point for balanoe of seaon. N.

E. Eagle Bedford branch. 8-2t th su Property To Let TO LET APARTMENTS. If Moving to New York See the Kitchenette APARTMENTS OF 1 '2 ROOMS A MATH at the Cambria 347 WEST BBTH STREET. NOW AVAILAKX.K.

Modern S-Story Fireproof nnlldlnar. Ask for agrnt on premises. Phone 8460 Columbus. 4-8t su tn th 4 ROOMS $38 66 HICK!) STREET. Top Floor.

AH Modern Improvements, MASBD TO NICK PEOP1.B ONLT. J.l-M CHOICE ELEVATOR APARTMENT. COOT, SO rt tiiu u-hh n-rpisiinM. Overlook! na- Proapect Pnrlt nnd CUT' rooma, untha, HHI, J.18 Prospect Park West, near Uth St. -applj on premises or phone Prospect 84TT.

JU-tt ELEGANT APARTMENT. 0-7 rooms and bnth- tMr.mr.m- 1rtHrtv and parquet newly decorated steam heat, iateri Janitor service; lowest rentals in One block Nnitratiit Tnmnhtn ar express station. 28 McDonough at. 24-2U President St. and Nostrand Av.

8-4-5 room anartminti frnm 1 comparatively new building; all parqueted tiled bathroom; rent $30-4S. Phone 7H3 Hanover. a 73 77 HERKIMER ST. First anrl lletit. Munnjr rooms; hardwood floors; elsc- very desirable mannffed by owner.

3-7 56 PROSPECT PLACE-TO LET Very attractive 9-rnnm a- fullparticulars. JOHN HILL. 8-10 Bride Now York. THE UNITED STATES. 1M CLINTON 8T, BROOKLYN HEIGHTS To let.

elevator anarrment 7 i.r,A bnth. Apply superintendent, i $36 FOUR ROOMS $36. $4S ilVE ROOMS $45. SD6 Bt. John's place, near Underhlll av.

1-7 bT. JAM KH l'L. LAFAVKTTK AV rooms, private bath; ntuam water supply; electrlo light; room service' furnlphed or unfurnished; $24 to $.35, II EN KIT Et'llENK, 1.75-377 GRAND AT II-tf LOWER DUPLEX APARTMENTT 7 rooms nnd bnth: oil modern tmnrnTam.H.. au7-tf B-HOOM nnartment. eeCnnrt flnnr.

front, from Reptemlwr alno 4 and B-room apartments rrom tJctoner l. 2 r'arksine av. 7.7 1 V7i iT. 1 1 7 ronms, $r5. M.

MEYER, Owner, 70S Franklin av; Tel. 1343-R Proapect. J16-tf FLAT li a nt 6, 6 room si fine buildings, all improvoments. Apply W. a tea, owner, 84 Nassau Ht, Y.

Phone John 6-7 FOITR rooms. $35; modern apartment house; hot water, steam elect rlcl ty telephone. 8rt9 St. John's place, rroapect Park Plaxa, 2-7 A FEW high clsss Btn of mink and kolinsky furs will he disposed of at less than I cost piires. Can be em by appointment.

1 VI'IU OA I RCHIXFSS OPI'ORTCXITIES. EXCEPTIONAL opportunity Htnre prop- frlv anrl himltw-a. frn- on la nBinirnl I Store: nne modern dptufhd hullHine. two flats ever store; corner two State-aid roads; location neur city; entire sto'k and euip-nn-nts with building FOU SALE ONLY; mut be seen to be appreciated; wishing to rptlre from huslness is reason for selling. Further particulars address f.

Room 7y7, 37 Eaat 2sth Vork City. 6-7 RESTAURANT and lunch room, In busl-ness section; ectabhwhed 20 years; doing good buslnes. M. J. DENNIS, Ortenport.

L.L RI'SINKSS projr(y for fale. 30-ft. front, 4-fainily. stores; iirar Broadway, Flushing av station. Add rem E.

Hux 7, otllce. FOR SALE. Jfil Bouth Elliot place. rooming houae in excellent co ndition; waya filled; low rent; must be aold. I3ARQAI.V; excellent location; two-family house; furniture, piano: Income; aell, exchange.

K. Box 27, Eagle offlce, 7-7 HORSES. CARRIAGES, ETC. FOR FAJJ3, two horses, one open truck, one closed truck, one open light wagon, one closed light wagon, one rubber tired buggy, tnree sot single harness, one set double harness, quantity of hay and oats; bargain. HEHMAN' AHUXDORF, 913 Manhattan av.

5-7 YOUNQ bay horse, years old and 2-seated top carriage; great bargain; Address M. 12C1 78th st, Bay Kidge. I 7-! INSTRUCTION Co-Eduratlonal. 1XING Instruction la Day, Erenlnr and Currespoiidence courses, l'oet-tions secured. New York School of Filing ginger Kulldlng, New lork.

For Boys and Young Men. Don't Send Him Away COLKS often search afar for advantages which can be found near at home. What boys' school, for instance, can begin to offpr tlio advantages of Manmand? "Two-Million-Dollnr Equipment" in the heart of Brooklyn. University trained faculty of manly men. High scholastic standards.

2-Alillion Doflar Unrivaled athletic equipment. 2 swim ming pools, tennis, handball courts, elc. Military drill, rtramat-lcs and debating. Vou owe It to your hoy to $ee Marquantt before you decide. Phone, Prospect 8000 Address Headmaster Equipment MOUNT Si.

JOSEPH'S COLLKOE Conducted by Xaverian Brothers. Thoroughly prepares for study of ICngineering, Medicine, Dentistry, Law and Business. Special dept. for boys over 12 years old. Catalog Brotbt-r Jamee, Sta.

Md. WEATHER FORECAST PerFons desiring information concerning the weather, temperature and other information can secure earns by using telephone No. 51 Main from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. week days.

Nights and Sundays 63C9 Main. Until 8 P.M. Tomorrow. "Washington, August For Eastern New York Thunder showers this afternoon and probably on the coast tonight. Cooler In south portion.

Friday probably cloudy. Moderate temperature. Light northwest winds. Local Probabilities. Probably local thunder showers this afternoon and tonight.

Slightly cooler. Friday probably cloudy. Light south to west winds. General Weather Indications. The continued oastward development of the area of excensiva heat brought temperatures above 100 degrees to all seaboard States from Massachusetts to North Carolina.

At Richmond and Philadelphia maximum readings nf 105 degrees were recorded. At Norfolk, Washington. Baltimore. Harrlsburg and Atlantic City the temperature reached 104 degrees, and at New York, Albany, Fcranton it touched 102 degrees. This breaks all previous Weather Bureau records for this city.

The previous high record being 100 degrees Septemmer 7, ISfil. The Central Park station yesterday recorded 104 degrees, 3 degrees above the previous high record. Local thunder showers occurred In this vicinity late last night, giving some rnlief, though the minimum this morning is but 2 degrees lowe rthan yesterday. It Is believed the crets of the heat wave has passed. Temperatures above 90 degrees are probable tnfs artcrnoon ana numiaity win oe rem-tivMv high.

The occurrence of local thunder showers will also afford some relief. Friday will probahly be fair and moderately warm. Moderate variable winds with a southerly tendency are indicated. OFFICIAL THERMOMETER. AUGUST T.

3 p.m.. 4 p.m. 5 p.m... 6 p.m. 101 7 p.m 99 11 p.m., .91 102 8 p.m 95 12 (midnight).

89 .103 9 p.m 93 .101 30 p.m 91 THURSDAY, AUGUST S. ,.89 6 a.m 82 11 a. 83 ,.86 7 a.m 83 12 (noon) 8a.m 82 1 p.m J7 .83 9 a.m 82 2 p.m 67 10 a.m S3 1 a.m. 2 a.m. 3 a.m.

i a.m. 5 a.m. Avragfj tempnraturo yesterday, 92. Average, temperature year ago yesterday, 74. Average temperature 33 years, 73.

HIGH WATER. TlmelHlgh TlmeHlgh H.M.I Feet IIW.M.IFeet N'evr 4.4 4.7 Purat'n of Rise Fall I H.M. 6:64 7:25 minutes earlier. Mlffh water at Sandy iHook, N. about 30 SUN RISES AND SETS.

August 8. I August Rises. Sets Rises. .9:00 Sets. .8:02 a.m.

29-9S I Wet bulb 81 I Relative humidity. Dry bulb 53 HEWLETT PLACE SOLD Carleton Macy Country Home Purchased by Paul Veeder. John F. Scott has sold for Carleton Macy his country seat, known as Mcadowwoods, in the Hewlett Bay property at Hewlett, Long Island, to Paul L. Veeder.

The place contains five and one-half acres with some of the original woodland, and having waterfront on Macy Channel, together with a large modern residence and garage. The price was $70,000. As there have been several important sales In the Hewlett Bay property recently, it indicates that wealthy buyers will seek their homes in that beautiful section as confidence returns. MOTHER HAS SON ARRESTED Tiring of furnishing her son with meals and cigarettes for which she received abuse In return, Mrs. Inslow of 204 North Eighth street requested Policeman Denkert of the Bedford avenue station to arrest her errinsr offsring under the antl-loadnp law.

The son, John Inslow, 17 years old, was tucked away in his bed when Denkert yanked him by the collar and accompanied by Mrs. Inslow took the youth to the statlonhouse. Inslow pleaded with his mother not to have him locked up, but Mrs. Inslow would not relent and Jonn was put into the "cooler." BAY RIDGE SALE, Geortre W. Dredger, as broker, sold the two-story and cellar brick, two-family house at 568 Seventy-third street for Ernest Binnlnger of West-port, to a clinet for occupancy.

6 5 Mil ried couple; or tingle person; rent reasonaDie, 8-3 Ft. Greene PI, 60-High-Class H'k'p'g rooms, handsomely furnibhed; kitchenette; elect house, Pt. Greene PI, Ill-Fine H'k'p'g Km. Handsomely furnished; kitchenette; first Cltifca bonne, Ft. Greene PI, 72 Front Boom.

Kitchenette, well furnished, well kept. FRANKLIN AVENUE, 473. Cheerful room; electric light; tel. 4-7 GREENE AV, 434 LARGE Room, running water; tel. JDecatur M.

4-7 pleasant room Kitchenotte arrangements; select home; Hire furnishings. GREENE AV, 66 Near Clermont. Large and plume. email roorna conveniences tels-I 8-7 Greene Av, 487 Near Nostrand Av. Two connecting front rooms for llfht housekeeping; large closets; heated; com-forlably furnished; southern exposure; convenient to elevated and surface cars; adults only; references required.

I 8-7 HALSEY ST, 125 Furnished room for gentleman or counle: all conveniences, 8-7 HALSEY ST, 9 Near Bedford av desirable room, one or two phone. every convenience; eJ HALSEY ST, IB, near Bedford av connecting rooms, parlor floor; also hall Nom! dults only; clean, quiet house, 7-7 HALSEY STREET, 167. Large and email rooms; all conveniences. HALSEY ST, 134. Attractive alcove and hall room; alaotrloltr.

Hancock St, 383 Large Rooms. Klcelv furnished: hot water; electricity; S-T tmth. Hanson PI, 76 Large Hall Room. Well furnished, well kept; (elect; telephone, HAWTHORNE ST, 24 Two rooms, kitchen and living room, bath; eleotrlclty, (HI and telephone; 7.50 per week, 7-2 Heights-Splendid Reasonable. Modern.

142 Hicks at. Main 787. 8-2 HEIGHTS 114 HENRY ST. Large, small rooms; excellent table. HEIGHTS REMSEN ST, 166.

Two rooms and bath; large and small room. Jo4 tt HEIGHTS 151 STATE ST; SUB. Large, single, nicely furnished; moderate: telephone. 4-7 HEIGHTS 147 MONTAGUE ST. Keauttful rooms, connecting bathe; gentlemen; telephone.

HEIGHTS132 JORALEMON ST. Desirable rooms, house; references. exceptionally good 4-7 Heights 150 Henry St, Nr. Piern't. First class rooms; all Improvements; In house with owner.

"7 JORALEMON STREET. 191. Small rooma; all conveniences; opposite ubway. 4-7 LAFAYETTE! AV, 127; second story front and back rooms, hall room, together, separately; near trolleys, subway, Navy Yard, 4-7 LAFAYETTE AV, 399. Desirable front room; light housekeeping Conveniences.

LAFAYETTE AVENUE. 179. Large and small rooms; conveniences; tel ephone. 9 6-7 LAFAYETTE AVENUE, 150. Second floor, private house, together or separately convenient to subway and car lines.

Lincoln Place. 188 Park Slope. Square or connecting; rooms, for gentlemen. 8-6 LIVINGSTON ST, B0 Near Court st; furnished rooms; hot and cold water; refer ence; near subway. McDonongh St, 328 Beautiful Room, private family; owner; near I 4-T MADISON STREET, 608.

Comfortably furnished room private; telephone. conveniences! 8-7 PACIFIC STREET, 462. Front parlor and light housekeeping. T-8 PACIFIC ST. 442.

corner Nevins: nicely fur nished front room; gag stove, dishes, refrigerators; phone. 4-7 PARK PL, 94 Near Subway. Rooms, with all conveniences; telephone. 8-7 Park PI, 114 Near Atl. Tel.

Larere. cleasant room, nicely furnished Improvements. 8-7 PARK SLOPE 538 SECOND ST. Large room; all conveniences; owner. telephone a-' PRESIDENT ST, 805 NR.

7TH AV. Two pleasant connecting rooms; private. 4-7 Prospect PI, 207 Phone. Large front room; private house; reason B.b!e. 6-' OTUNCY ST.

63.1A. near Sumner station: front hall room; bath adjoining; running hot td cold water, heat; $1.60, 4-7 BEMSEN STREET, 151. conl, neat room; very reasonable. 7-2 ZISEN ST, 151 Near Subway. room; private bath, electricity, steam.

4-7 Mark's Av, 110 Near Subway. and small rooms; all conveniences. riTr.rk's Av, 171- i.iul hall room; -Nr. Atl. Sub telephone; convenl-4-7 Av, 54 Near Sub.

mid Email rooms; conveniences; liark's Av, 179 Near Subway. till conveniences; homelike; reason 4-7 TlKUMBIUIOttN ST, lOO-Lanr. front pnr. I- it-n-im-iin-, uiKu uouscKeeninir rooms i .31 1 1 room. 8-3 Second St, 632- J.firpi- ak-ovo ronin -Near Ninth Av.

also smaller room. 4-7 SIXTH AV, 136 Near Subway. Lrit'Etf an-! small rooms, newly decorated. 7-7 SIXTH AV, 86 Near Sub. Phone, Large back room; business people only.

4-7 6th Av, 143 Square Room; Phone Water; also basement kitchen privileges subway. 7-2 Sixth Av, 123-Convenient Both Subs, Lnrire, airy room; conveniences; rea- oonaltlc. 4-7 So. Elliott PI, 1233 Large Con'ct'g nnnms, una Kitcnen, nanasomoly fur' nlshca; select. g7 FOUTH OXFORD ST.

4tl Single or connecting rooms, jiltm hall room; all canven-tclices; 5 minutes walk to subway, 6-7 SOUTH OXFORD STREET, 173. 1 iivlir Aii SOUTH OXFORD STREET, 65. Desirable large, second floor, front room. 8-7 SOUTH OXFORD STREET, 102. room, clean, up to date, reasonable.

8-7 SOUTH PORTLAND AVENUE, 83. Select, al'ove and square room; 4-7 SOUTH PORTLAND AVENUE, 40. Ilaiiilsomely rurnishc-d roterences; l-hniie. 8-7- STATE STREET, 366. I.nrKc.

arul sm: rooms; Hoyt subway. 7-J State 'St, 406-40S H'kceping Room. Well well kept; 8-4 Sterling PI, 33 Clean Square Room funilslied, good bed; conveniences; t. hie. 8-7 TENTH STREET, 696.

second avorv front room; hnv winw in-lvaie rl willing, ('nil after 11 a.m.; l'arkWrst. 4-7 liit'Ro ndjninlng houKolcof ping; 1726-M '(. lis i-Vuith liillutt place, near subwav A- 4-7 uj'JJOIT ST, 913 NEAR 8TH AV. N.tir park, aubway; electricity; breakfast: a.j VNION sr. filially iL'dA 1'nrlt Slope.

Prlviito Ami nmiii nil ciiuTpniPiieefl 1 1 vi-cptiuiiai vu I reference correspond. 8-3 H'KLY fiirnlslie.l room wlfh kitchen pr.vlh-ncH.J. Mil lli-rgen Ht.TLKiSl.lJV, rillVATK tn mily wlshen to rent largo hnfk pallor uuliulilo for 1 ur 2. Dt-ratnr st. 3-3 it('(M, facing streot, wlfh Vila Me Jewish fnmlly; htitli; rftrpiirerl; first floor.

Mrs. NUUliLMAN, Uews t. 8-7 First Exhibit at Carleton Ave. Branch is Interesting. The first annual exhibition of books, manuscripts, paintings, engravings and sculpture by the Negro Library Association took place last night at the Carlton Avenue Branch of the Y.

M. C. A. The exhibit is a comprehensive one The paintings include cover designs In oil, an Easter cover, "Lead Kindly Light," and illustrations by Burghardt Du William Edward Scott, K. H.

Hampton and Richard Lonsdale Brown, all of whom show originality. The modern Art Gallery of Manhattan loaned masks and statues done by ancient Africans, showing that the Cubists and Futurists got inspiration from these. The oil painting by S. Collins "Autumn," is full of feeling; "Ancient Memories," also by Mr. Collins, Is to be praised.

Laura Wheeler shows "Russian Ballet," "In the Luxembourg Gardens" and other art effectively. Robert H. Lewis Se Portrait," "Welcome News," portrait of Mrs. Gale and a "Scene In the Park" show excellent technique. Albert Smith's "Music" and his cartoons are effective pieces.

Ella Spencer and A. M. Thompson In landscape and marine show good work. Ernf' Braxton Is shown in two admirable exhibits, a portrait of Poushkin and "The Good Book," also in pen sketches. O.

Thompson shows chalk drawings, a large illustration In allegorical style. There is a collection of books written by negro authors, which Is interesting. Some large photographs taken at Tuskagee Institute of "types" there, and of other themes, is well worth examining. The almanacs compiled and printed by Benjamin Banne-ker, a slave, in 1792, are highly Interesting. The poems of Phyllis Wheat-ley, a well-known negro poet, printed in London in 1773, and for yeais later, are shown both in manuscripts and print.

Alexander Qrummell, i minister living in the Nineteenth Century, is represented by his address before Hamilton Lyceum in 1844, and many other articles of literary merit. The engraving of a Catholic Bishop of Ethiopia, Abbas Gregorious, is also Fhown. commander-in-chief of the Haytian army, General Toussaint, Is instanced by famous proclamations. Data on Booker Washington, Fred Douglass and other famous black men are shown. MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles Takol, 27 May Mctlary, 22 Charles Hlnck, 20 Anna Wlttmer, 19 William Hagur, 27 Doris Meny. 21 Richard Valentine. 61, Haute. Ind. 487 Baltic st 38 Milford st 2534 Pitkin av 457 Coney Island av 901 Church av 2429 Valentine av, Bronx Sarah Eamen; 43 1318 Gates av Edward Cf.rl.

40 ..2230 University ov. Bronx Emma Doll, 32 440 3d st Mlllttm Landrlgan, 21 198 Rogers av Evelyn Doran. 50 347 Maple st Ducnaiian, .,..13,3 faeme st Mary jacKson. 22 Edward Paul, 2tt Bertha Matthews, 21 James McKcnna, 19 Anna McDonald. 18 Robert Gordon, 24 Llllv Limerick, 20 Nathan Hlrsch, 27 Edna Porges, 22 Hyman Porsky, 36 New York av 2t0 S.

9th at 1'50 S. 9th st 32 Vanderbllt av ...160 Spencer st 183 Java st 31 Dobbin st ....522 K. 8th st ....973 E. 12th st .550 Barber st 5 30 Barber tit 40 Bristol at ...302 Watklns st .523 Gravcnend av .53 (irnvcseiid av 103 Stagg Ht 103 Stagg st 1522 Sterling pi 194 Smith st 33 So. 3d st .13 So.

3det ...133 K. 87th St .07 DoKalb av 110 7th av 741S 14th hv 1994 Troy nv 798 Rogers av 419 3d av 423 Gld st 1315 Prospect av .1315 Prospect av Hay st 19)5 Cropsey av 501 Sutter av 5S Varct st 573 Henry st ,137 Sackett st Hudson av .420 Hudson av 81 3 Cortelyou road rjthel Harris, 2t Louis Shepeloff, 41 oara IJrazln. 27 Saul Blumberp, 29 Stella Herkowltz, 24 Max Lebowltz, 22 Pauline Molloff. 23 ShuJmcr Cohcr, 55 Molllc Mandel, 43 Jonas iMrtslokus. 23 Ludvflta Minksute, 21 Philip Hoffman.

45 Jennie Schurmnn, 44 Conrad Frey. Elizabeth Braun, 35 John Taylor, 19 Esther Maywood, 20 Charles Duncan, 3d Marie Weisenreider, Joseph Borcllt, Mary (iaffney, 24 Meyer Hrrscowltz. 3.3 Sally Ureenberg, 23 David Ch.irlfs. 35 Pearl Janowsky, 25 GuUeppe Maresca. 33 Tessle Jaccanino, 22 Charles Van Doren, 24.

Monlo Lee, 24 Milton Hodgetts, 20 Carolyn Hiitmnnn, i 18 Clarendon road Bruno Dlttman. 32 46 W. 150th st. Man Kleanor Bmmbach, 28 322 Irving av Frank Ciancinnlmio. 2S 150 Ltfffcrts place Ethel Zobel, 24 1S2 Sssox st Lester White, 25 1180 President st Harriet James, 25 1234 Pacific- st Nathan Hoffber.

30 1115 East 13th st Dora Mvers, 21 294 East 2d pt Edward Kogan, 31 138 Cumberland st I'm-nlvn Mcvor. 23 205 Wvonn st "(Villinm Atulietsky. 42 229 52d st Elvira Lofgren. 51... 281 51st st Kristin Kristinsen.

23 210 Carroll st Minda Nelson. 27 295 f'arroli st David Mlntz. 34 .....331 Hinsdale st Helen Suderov, 27 48 Stone av Samuel Solomon. 33 1424 49th st Esther Reiderman, 23.. 406 Sutter av Abraham Aronson, 4 126 Sumner av Pauline Goldberg, 22 361 Clifton plaoe Sigmund Wurf, 41.......

626 Hack St. Bronx Lena Tannerbaum. 24 15 Belvedere st Herman Anderson, 40.. 306 V. 126th st, Man Martha Proctor, 30 S320 3d av Albert L.

Neumann, 33 71 Palmetto st Mildred Scliroeder, 25 71 Palmetto st Peter Kaminskl. 32 172 Greenpolnt av Annie Lukowska, 31 213 Franklin st Samuel Philips, 22 2fi23 Delmere place Florence HovorKa, Delmere place bamuei Kovins, Jt Lottie Corman. 26 Timothy Lupiyeft, 25 Eva Krit. 28 Benjamin Jacobson, 20 Tipra Schwartz. 18 William C.

Sincock. 21. Kathryn James, 18.... 16 Solomon Henclleman, 27.... Mollis Cutler.

21 25S Liberty av lotli av .54 North 1st st .54 North 1st st ....75 Mnrrcll fit 136 Cook st Co. JA St. Murk's av 406 Stone nv .398 'Williams av James Eatta. 34 877 Flushing- av Margaret Heaaome, 20 iim Hnrninn st Jacob Ruhenstetn, 25.... 300 Pennsylvania nv Fanny Rtrulovltz, 22.

...421 Christopher av Joseph Pnwlet, 36. .874 Atlantic Laura Rvoe. 3 5. Clyde Williams, S3 Alzada Brown. 20...

Charles Bussel, 25 Margaret Gordon, 27 Jacob Schaffer. 34 Fannie Gordon. 24 Atlantic iv .276 Pulaski st .274 Pulaski st 1112 Ltlirlf-n st 123 Prospect nv .34 Cannl st, Man .142 Bay 23d st MASONIC CLUB ON OUTING Members of the Parkway Masonic club, left their clubhouse, at Eust Fourth street and Avenue at 9 o'clock this morning, bound on their second annual outing for Sayvillo, L. I. They will stop at Tidewater Inn, where dinner was served at 1:30 o'clock.

Among the officers of this organiza tion are James F. Weals, president; Henry Wtird Beer, vice president; John F. Farot, second vice president; Carl Wiefcnbach, secretary; John D. Wald, financial secretary, and Captain Walter Thompson, treasurer. One of the members of the club, Fred Hooso, recently received a letter from his son, Private Frank M.

Hoose, Company Thirty-eighth Infantry, who has been in the trenches for nine months. On one of the pages was pasted a largo mosquito, measuring two Inches from wing to wing. The letter reads; "These mosquitoes have fangs Just like the Huns, but they're harder to catch. They are worso than the cooties, because you can poison the cooties, but this Is not possible with the mosquitoes." APPRAISALS. MAlt DOIII.AND.

who dr-d Jnminrr 14, nn estate of It iiasses to uer husband and two sons. CHARLES T. SILIlKUtlOIIN, who dlrd Ren-tcnibc-r no, 11H4, left nn entnte of M.M10. It passes to his willow, Caroline M. Slllieruota VACATIONISTS AT CATSKIT.L, X.

Y. Mr. and Mrs. W. S.

Cetti of 221 Eastern Parkway, and Miss Claire Cettl and Miss Helen Cettl are spend- lng vacations at thu Grant Houae, Catsklll, Y. FTUBT and second mortgage money to loan on pood property. I.EON Ll'FT, 202 Bay 17th st. Tel, Uath Beach 3221.. 4-7 FOR A f.K-FA CTO I SOFERT Y.

TWO-STORY and baspment brlk factory, lOOx.10; yard directly adjoining. 6x10 now partly rented; situated cornpr 3d av and 7th st, Brooklyn. Inquire owner, Mrs. JA'Uii MCH HAT wl KSfc. 3i Tredwell av, Lynbrook 7-3-w th su RCMMKR HOMES TO LET.

Long Island. OCEAN BEACH, FIRE ISLAND. Will rent for September or part tl.roof, bungalow, 2-story, ti rooms and bath, completely furnished; sleeping porch Ocean and bay bathing; fishing. Address GROVER J. DE BOLD.

Scarsdale. N. Y. 7-7 New Jersey. BHADY NOOK, Culvers Lake; fully furnished bungalow, boating, Aching; pleasantly located; summer rates.

CARUTHERS, Culvers Lake, BranchviMe P. O. 7-7 OUT OF TOWN PROPERTY. FOR SALE, TO LET OR EXCHAXGE New York. CORNER store on Main st, one mile from village, ice cream and variety store; will sell building if so desired.

Communicate with Mrs. A. HUJUS, Spring Valley, N. Y. B-7 New Jersey.

A MKi 3 1 ROOM HOMI0 oil Term. Given Title. 50 minutes to heart of Naw York City; cplcndid eonimuiallon; 11 huge roomi, 3 tiled baths; artistically finished In hardwood, pnrquet beamed ceilings; open fireplace; all city conveniences; year round outdoor sports; golf, boating; country club; good markets. This beats a city apartment, and for a little cash down can be bought by the inonty you now pay as rent; can remain on first" mortgage. I'lot 100 ft.

by 165 In exclusive MontcIaJr-Morrlsiown section; 800 feet elevation; riparian rights on two beautiful lakes, high in the healthy hills; near markets, Fchools, churches. For views and details address CURTIS SMITH. 442 Sterling place. Rrooklvn. USi7 Prospect.

$5,800 Fii'v r.rnia. STUDIO HOME 41 HooriiM, Tiled li'uth. I'lot lOOxlSO ft. READY FOROGGUPAKGY NOW Kunty Commutation to IV Y. C.

Permanent home: everything modern; light, steam heat, huge open fireplace, hardwood finished floors; select neighborhood; water sports, golf, country club, Kchools, etc. Send for pnoto. Living room ft. 20 ft, liuy this with a little cash and the money you pay now as rtnt. Mortgage.

only $1,800 to pay. It. L. KTLMY, 170 B'way, N. Y.

C. Tel. Cortlandt, A ffi.OOO SEMI-DETACHED 2-famlly house; all improvements; near Brick Church Station, East Orango, can be bought for net; mortgage of $2,400 can remain. OWNER, 309 lialsted at, E. Orange, N.

J. 8-3 WOn KINGMAN'S chance; 6-room cottage, plot 50x130, (nljoinlng Camp Mrritt price only was last ytiar; I need $ii03 cusn or bonds; r.iason for sacrifice. OWNER, Box 70, Ttnafly, N. J. 2-7 Connecticut.

IDEAL farm, 42 acres, woodland, pasture; tillable land; southern siope; beautiful summer resort; village on SounJ. In Connecticut; excellent market: 10 minutes walk to station on State road; new C-room house, buildinga; some fruit; iow, pips, cntcKens, geese; easily vortn will sell half cftfh; no agents; would accept lijrht auto ns part payment. P. O. Box 216, Madleon, Conn.

8-7 PROPOSALS. OFFICE, QUARTERMASTER GENERAL, New York City. FaWl proposals for furnishing 9U oz. O. D.

Shirting Flannel will bo received 1ipt until 2 o'clock p.m., August 13, 1918. Informal Ion on application. ICnveiopos containing proposals must bo indorsed, "Proposals for oz. O. D.

Shirting Flnnnel," and Redressed ro Woolens Hrnnch, Clothing Equipage Division, 10 East 16th st, New York. an" 9 10 16 17-6t Readers Bargain Counter PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE. BROOKLYN'S OLD ESTABLISHED GOLD and SILVER EXCHANGE pi nil For Old Gold, Discarded ar lAiMrl llroken Watches, Cluiius. vnu" llracelets, Old Silver J-adles, Teapots, Traya, Ktc, in any condition or form. D1AMOXDM BOtOUT.

Ao-Milutely Hlchest Value I'ald. JACK'S CURIOSITY SHOP 2 Lafayette At, cor. Flatbush At. Tel. Pros.

649. tine Block from Academy of Music. vTSSr DIAMONDS "ussr Old Gold, giiyer and Jewelry purchased from private Indlvldusls and estate, la an amount. rihrhest prices paid. ViSE BARNETT'S Oiif.

A. 473 Fulton St, U'klyo. mhlil-t ORIENTAL KTTGS BASMAJIAX, 30 W. 411th N. T.

C. TeL 5KH Krynnt 4-T HIGHEST prices paid for gents' left-off clothing. M. If. XOMKI, 1007 fulton st.

Telephone 7026 rrottpect. J13.tf FUHXITURE. DON'T MISS THIS WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY. The well known furnlturo merchant. IT.

FRIED II OPFIt.lt OF 676 FLUSHINO AV, BROOKLYN, is going out of business. worth of high graue aming, oeu- room and Jiving room suits and odd pieces for every room, in your home. Must be told within SO days, regardless of cost. VOt'R CHANCE. Buy now ana save 60.

4-7 WE BUY ANYTHING YOU DON'T WANT, WE SELL 'votIiO WANT, HVA.M HAflllM no, FUS.I.ITURE mms f'ultun M. Tel. Main. M. STEKOLSKY JUua Fornllnre, Kra til frn.

Orlrn-lii 1 Knir. etc. lllwticKt rlpf. Tel. l'rusa 4501.

1100 Fulton St. FURNITURE BOUGHT for the Mghost spot onsh prlws. BROOKLYN KL'tlXITDHR STOKE, 1134 Fulton St. Telephone 3048 Prospect. 127-tt FURNITURE BOUGHT For the highest rash price.

American Furnltur. Klore. Il.t Fulton st. Teh-phona D35 Prospect. i3-2St FURNITURE Fesfher ffnlr ainttresves.

orlrntnl Itnura Kill C.H I. 1035 iultuu Bt. Tl. Still Vrna. j.n-aiiit iifj CUAliLES.

.1 Kumutr Ar. Tel. 60ST Staait Out of Town Property 1 N. v. Tel P.M.

intiirdftj Special UP BOATS New York: Denbrosses St tst 42d St. West 129th St. Tonkers Rear Mountain West Point 0-eektlays only) Cornwall Newburgh Poufchkoepnle Kingston Point Catnklll Hudson Albany StDOn 2:20,, 4:30 5 7 7 :50 11:50 Return boots some day from nolnts marked affording lda! onfl-day ouflnei. For Information telephone Cnnal 0300 "THE riBl-IC BIS PLEASED." COLONIAL LINE BOSTON PROVIDENCE 3y Boat and Rail BOAT Direct ALL OCTSIDK STATEROOMS, $1 TO f3 Weekdays and Sundays at 5:30 p.m., from Pier 39. N.

foot West Houston St. Brook lyn. Offices: Henderson's, Gold corner Fulton J. LehrenVtrauss Sons, 359 Fulton Bernheim, 780 Broadway; V. H.

Jacobson, 228 FlatbushAv. Phone Spring 9491 Leave Pier N. foot Canal week days, 6 P.M.; Sundays and holidays, 9 P.M.; West 132d half hour later. During August Steamer "Berkshire" will sail from New York on even dates; Steamers Trojan and Rensselaer on odd dates. Express freight service.

Automobiles carried. Sunday day trips to Newburgh and return, $1.00. Our beautifully illustrated "Searchlight Magazine" sent free. HUDSON NAVIGATION COMPANY TROY EVENING LINE Daily Except Saturday TO TROY DIRECT Modern steel freight and passenger steamers "Clermont" and "Onteora" leave foot of Christopher St. daily except Saturday, 6 P.

M. West 42d 6:20 West 129th 6:45 P. M. Due at Troy A. M.

Restaurant. Horses and automobiles carried. Tel. Spring 1845. mmm Worcester.

I3.P2; Prorldence direct SIM SCI 1.M l. J. P.M. I leekusa. Dally, Including Sunday.

From Flr U.K. flume -'TOO Beekuaa. METROPOLITAN LINE TO BOSTON via CAI'E COO CANAL Staterooms, MealsThe Best Telephone Hurclay fiOOO FALL RIVER LINE Inside Routs io Boston Sirs. Iv. Pli-r 14, N.

R-, It. Fulton St. dally fi P. M. Music XEtV LONDON (XOKtVICH USE), Str Irs l'ler 40, 11., ft Houston wk.

days only 0 P.M, NEWBURGH, POtTGHKEEPSIR. KINT1S-TON. Franklin st, 4 p.m.; W. st, 4:31) p.m. rranlilln st, p.m, for Newbunrh Tel Franklin.

Sunday, steamer B. OdeM Franklin st, 9 a.m. Wr.st lflth a.in.. fur Ncn-hurgh nnrl Pnuqhlteppsle 5-4 ttlUlRAL HUDSON for leust 1'oint Re.1 liHDK, eelt d. -t let.re s-rsDslla Pier i'4.

.10 AM 2:4.1 P.M. S.1J A.M., 3:15 P.M. sli.NDAYM, Franklin Ht. y.lb; U.tKry. a :65, A il.

Trolleys. JolS-ti HARTFORD LINE From New Pier 19, Eait River, foot Pca p. dally sxcept Sunday, 6 P.M., for Cob Itlver Lutuilnir Fare S9.4t. DTK!) OF CTT OX HEAD. Joseph Biechel, 55 years old, of 120 Wytho avenue, was found today unconscious on tho sidewalk at North Ninth street and Wytho avenue.

He was bleeding from a deep gash In his head. Ho was taken to tho loirs County Hospital, where ho died two hours later. Tho police believo that Iilechel received his Injury when he fell. A.M. A.M.

Throitgl: Pouch-Service Service :0 10:00 9:00 10:20 9:20 10:40 9:50 11:10 11:30 11:50 ei.3! 1:40 12:20 "Sinn: I I (I 2:10 8:.1 8:10 6:30.