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27, THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, SATURDAY, MAY MINEOLA TO HAVE M0NS. E. J. PONNELLY MARINE ROOF GEORGE W.

COCKS, 92, GENEALOGIST, DIES 49 YEARS A PRIEST $22,500,000 TAX SALE i Noted as Authority on Early I History of Long Island Fam- nv.x HKAirS FinF.MF.X. J. Frank Ryan has been elected tj serve his tenth consecutive term as president of the Flushing F.xempt Firemen's Association. The other officers who have been chosen to serve with him are: Frank 1'. Hayden.

first vice preseident: F. Tobin second vice president; John J. McConnell, recording secretary; James W. Annett, financial secretary; Albert L. F'lessis.

treasurer; Daniel .1. Buger, sergeant-at-arms; Thomas J. Clarke, chairman of the hoard of directors, and William Clarke, Martin Schaaf. John H. Sluus, Levi A.

Smith. Robert J. Smith, Denis H. Nix, D. T.

Hendriekson and John G. Hoch-Btetter, members of the board. Formerly A. T. Stewart Broadway at Ninlh Street, New York -nuiLL BOoSERT 5 Mi.

OveilooItlBf New York Harbo OPENS SEASON TONIGHT Dining and Dancing In the Open Air 6 P.M. to Closing (Sprcial In The Eaylc.) Mlneola, L. May J7 Tre annual sale of property on which owners failed to pay taxes for 1920 will be held at the courthouse on June ,1. The sale this year, which averages with other years, represents property valuation exceeding $22,500,000 a ti.x delinquency of $225,000. Ol that amount Hempstead is on the books for $125,000, North Hempstead for $77,000 and Clyster Bay for $23,000.

The sale will Inst for two or three days depending on the last-hour payments. Fill Your Holiday Needs Monday. The Store Will Be Closed Tuesday. Mom. Kiiycnp J.

Donnelly. ff i St. Mlrhapl'a R. C. Church, Mndmnn ave.

and Cnion Flushing, ypntii-day celebrated the -'th annivptnury I of his ordination. Our tn thr rait that the i atill confined to his room in the rectory line im no public celebration of the event but the of SI. Michael paro- chlnl school will present ivlny in the i parish hall. Monday evrrinsr, which will be given in honor of their pasto About the only way in which Donnelly celebrated Mm event ycjder. day was to have the plaster cunt re- moved from leg.

the kneecap nf which was fractured on Friday eve- nlnif. April 21. hen he fell down the elone steps lending to the pails,) tin II. The Monsignor spent nu.re thnu two weeks in the FIu.iIiiiik Hospii.il. niter which he was removed to the i rectory.

His physicians have not stated when he will be able to be i about ayain, but it is hoped that be will have recovered sulli'ient ly some, ENO WILL FIGHT REPORTED SETTLED Special Sale of Cameras BUHTOX F. WHITE, Tronrlctor. T- D. RAY MHUtjir. Reflex, Graflcx and Roll Film at prices averaging a fifth less The fight over the estate of Amos F.

Eno hich has been in litigation since the death of the millionaire on Oct. 21. 1915, has been settled out of court, according to -an announcement hy Clarence J. Shearn. What distribution of the $13,000,000 in controversy has been accepted hy the relatives of Eno has not been made public.

-vrrun lime next month to attend the li'Kh anniversary celebration of his clasa at St. Francis Xavier's College. Usually before the date of holding the rni there is a rush of delinquents to fhe office of the county treasurer and housands of dollars are paid over the counter. The holding of the sale is in conformity with the platform pledge of Willi'im K. Luysler.

the county treasurer, and it aids in cleaning up I lie cloi-red condition of the books besides letting a revenue to the county, which otherwise would have to be assumed by the people who pay their taxes regulrrly. COUNT ZICHY FAILS TO APPEAR WITH BOND Up until a late hour this afternoon Count Kdward George Zichy had not filed a bond for $1,000 to show that he-has the funds to pay a judgment of $1,063 awarded to Samuel .1. Goldberg by default, if the case is reopened. The Count has up until o'clock to file the bond. If lie does not file it, and he probably will not, in view of a statement made by bis attorney yesterday to the effect that Count Zicliy bud no funds, an investi-ratlon into the financial condition of the Count will be started on June 2.

The will, hich was dated June 18, 1915, left about one-half of the estate to relatives. To Columbia l'niversity was devised the bulk of the residue, share estimated at something more WEATHER FORECAST Brooklyn Society Evrryone knows the advantages of Graflcx and Reflex cameras. You focus through thr lens, getting a full plate size image making possible pictures which are perfect, in composition and detail, and practically eliminating spoiled negatives. Photographs of rapidly moving objects and of interiors without prolonged exposure Tire easily taken with these cameras. Roll film cameras equipped ilies.

(Sprcia) to Thr Eafilr.) Glen L. May 27 Georse William Cocks, one of Glen Cove'3 most illustrious citizens and one of the most widely known men on Long Island in genealogical and historical matters, died yesterday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Isaac B. Coles, at The Place. Death followed a complete collapse of Mr.

Cocks' faculties, his illness covering several days. Had he lived until next December he would have been 9 years of age. During his entire lifetime he enjoyed excellent health and only within the past close to him could see a failim; of the remarkable faculties for which Mr. Cocks was noted from one end of Long Island to the other. The funeral services will be held at his late home on Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.

George V. Cocks was born on Dec. 12, 1829, at Locust Valley, L. on what is now the Hodenpyl estate. He was a son of Clark and Catherine Feeks Cocks, who were Quakers.

He spent his early youth at Locust Valley and here attended the old school of Lott Cornelius, which many of the older residents of the section recall. In 1858 Mr. Cocks married Katherlne Townsend ot Locust Valley, a member of the Oyster Bay Townsend family. They went to live at Cherry Hill, which is located near lie present village of Sea Cliff. Here the lived for 12 years and then settled In Glen Cove, hich has been Mr.

Cocks' home since IliHt time. Mr. Cocks was in business in Glen. Cove Village years ago and later was in the Controller's office at Albany. For many years he was actively associated with the Glen Cove Mutual Insurance Company, as secretary, and retired from that office in 1H9.

11 was at that time that. Mr. Cocks gave up his activity with the company, although continuing a director, to devote himself entirely to his more active editorial work, and his accomplishments In genealogical and mutters since he reached his 80th year have been most ills most notable achievement was his publication of "The Cox Family in America." a genealogy covering- the descendants of and Sarah Cocks of Matinecoek. to trie tenth generation. Mr.

Cocks begun work on the history 40 years before It was published, and ho original manuscript covering hundreds of large pages written in long hand, was considered ne of the most remarkable documents ever constructed by a man of more than 80 years. Ho was also the author of a history of Matinecoek and during spare time edited the town ec-ds of the Town of Oyster Bay, Grnpral Weather Itiillmtiorn Cloudy went her along be coast nun in Florida and rain has fallen during the last 1M hoiira at many elationa south the oPlrnnnc River. Itatn silso occurred lu the Ohio ami Tennessee Valley ami bcllyj than 14,000.000. other public institutions received a share of the residue, among them N'ew York l'niversity, Metropolitan Museum of Art and the General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen. This will was set aside after the second trial before Surrogate Foley last winter.

Kelatives contesting the will produced witnesses to show that Kno had a firm antipathy to Columbia l'niversity and to its president. Nicholas Murray Butler. A new trial had been ordered. of Ilrowne To Vance r.nul rdiilc. Mrs.

Jr.siah Jiroinif of rhiinficM, announces the engasement of hi daughter. Miss Katharine Marcia Browne, to Vance Lauderdale, son of l'r. John V. Lauderdale, I. S.

retired, of Brooklyn. -Mr. Lauderdale erved -luriiiK the war us a lieutenant ith tin; 77th Division in France. 1 he Rockies. There baa been a decided change to cooler ihroiiuhoiit all northern sections east the Mississippi River.

In most other sections the temperature la rising slowly. In this Icinlty cool ami partly cloudy went her. probably without rain, will continue ion Ik lit and Hum) ay. The wind will lie mostly strong northeast. P.

S. C. IS ENJOINED IN PHONE RATE CASE Kill WATKR lOU TOMOKKOW. IT. S.

Coast anil Geodct jc Purvey, Legal Standard Time.) High Water. Water. I A.M. I P.M. II A M.

I P.M. New York 1 I 2 IS HUN RIHKH AND May Mav 2. Rises. Ti isrs. 1 I Furnished by the 8.

Coast and Geodetic Kunry, New York kxgagemkxt or iwhs. and L. J. Krom of Fairmont, W. announce the eiiRane-mcnt.

of their niece, Miss Alice Kebu I'uhs, of Bethlehem, to 8. Chapiii Wood of Allentown, l'. Mr. Weed formerly resideil at 1 335 Pacific Brooklyn. He is the son of and Mrs.

William cd of Allentown. The woeldins will take place in POLICE INVESTIGATE ATTEMPT TO BLOW SAFE nemvteafl, L. Alay 27 Mem-bers of the New York Policp Dcpurl-mont called at the garage of William T. ilutchfson, on Franklin yeler-Hhv, to InvrstiRate the aitmipt to blow open the sat. Thf police art rtinniiiR flown a clue, hut nothing in rertHin nhout it.

yet. Thr jiolico that, certain New Vork yecx.s wmiUc a habit of following; carnivals nhout th-connlry and robbing village in 'which the nrnlnls hold swny. Tlvm is ti carnival now in pioricss at with unastigmat lenses and rapid shutters, are also in the sale. Reflecting Cameras AV7- Speriat rrirt 1A (iraflex, Autographic, Kodak, Annst. 4.5 lens.

97.50 ilA Uraflrx Junior, and Tessa 4 ft lenS. I RK.OO $127.50 Graflcx Junior, and Tcssar 4.fi lens 80.00 72.50 Graflcx Junior Rev, buck, and Tcsisnr 4.5 lens. 10.00 95.00 VtX-VA Auto GraYlex, no lens 4.00 51.20 4x5 Auto Graflex, no lens 72.00 57.50 V4V4 U. B. Tele.

Grnflpx, and Testsar 4.5 lens $144.00 $115.50 4x5 Auto Graflex R. B. Aldin 4.5 Irna $200.00 $16000 aVfcxSVi Marion Reflex Rokh Xpres, 4.5 lens $100.00 $110.00 VAVA T. I. Reflex, Cooke Aviar, 4.5 lens.

mi.00 75.00 4rJ4xCVj Soho Reflex, teakwood, Cooke Aviar, 4.5 lens $350.00 $200.00 Folding Roll Film Cameras 2V4 Rexo Junior Wallensak 7.5 Anast lens 20 00 13.50 Sybl, Rohs Xpres 4.5 Anast Ions $152.00 $125.00 VAxWi Rexo Rapid Syninieti ical lens 27.00 17.50 3x5 Rexo Special, 0.8 Anast. 55.00 45-00 Camera Sectipn, Stret Floor, Old Building. An injunction restraining the Public Service Commission from putting Into effect the reduction In telephone rates of 5 percent, and in many districts outside the city. 7 percent, was granted in the United States District Court yesterday on application by the New York Telephone Company. The injunction will remain in effect pending a trial to determine what is a fair rate.

The finest ion will be settled in the courts much after the fashion ol the long drawn out battle over gas rates which was recently decided in the United States Supreme Court in favor of the gas companies. HIXITAI, AT MISS UllX KKK'S. The Junior pupils of Norma Dueclier will present their annual piano roc'tal at Miss Dueckcr's home, 188 B. 18th Flatbush, this eve-Vinjj. A varied program has been arranged.

AUCTION SALE LAST DAY TODAY AT 2:30 OLD WORLD ARTS 669 Fifth Ave, N. Y. Copenhagen Porcelain Collectors Please Attend. June Bridal Gifts. BKYAXT HIGH SCHOOL Kufrene Duflocq was elected president; William Monaco, vice president; Kthel Briesland, secretary, and Ceorpp Partington.

John Hittenhoust and Mil dred Tierney. members of the executive eommittee of the Hryant lninn. the student organization of Hryant Iflsh 8rhool, at the eleetion yesterday, which closed a whirlwind campaign of over a month. Nine candidHles were in the field for the three principal of. flce-a and Hpven candidates ran for the three positions on the executive Jvoticks.

CORPORATION SKALKO BIOS WILL RK liKCKIYCO BV On- Pork Board, at the oltlce of the I'pparl-incut of Parks, On Moor, nnlclpM I Bulld-ItiK. until p. on Till KSBAY. JI NK M. Borough of Brooklyn.

Ft ill II ItMSHINii ALL LABOR AMI MATERIALS NKCIIHSABV OR It CQl' I It KO FMt TIIK IMPROVKMKNT OF TIIK K.KT LAKK PRmSPKCT park, bk TO TEACH IN JAPAN. Miss Bosamund II. Clark, daughter of Dr. John Holley Clark, principal emeritus of Flushing High School, and a resident at 231 Sanford Flushing, has been appointed instructor in history and English composition at the Women's University in Japan. Miss Clark has been in Japan since the summer of 1920.

GIVE $2,000 FOB MEMORIAL. Patehogue, L. May 27 The VII- lage Trustees have placed the sum of $2,000 at the disposal of the Village Memorial Committee as its contribution to a fund to erect a suitable memorial in Memorial Park. Th" contribution represents what the sale of several buildings that formerly stood on the park property brought at a sale when the village purchased the land. TiKGAIi NOTICES.

TWKKN TIIK LINCOLN R( lA K.N'TRANCM NKALFJJ HII1H WILL BK I BY the Board of Purchase of The City of New York, at Its OfiVo, Room Munfripu I Building, Manhattan, from 9 a in. to ii.ui., on THI RKIMY, .11 NK g. 10, llnroiigh of Brooklyn. FOR Fl" RN1.SH IN' i ANT I KL I III HORHKS FOR poLICK DKPART-M KNT. The time for the performance of contracts Is for the pMclod ending Sept.

in 2 2. The amount of nctirliy required Is I7nn. No bid shall be considered unless It is accompanied by a deposit of The bidder will stats the piieo per unit, is culled fur In Ih'1 si iicdiiles of qusntities Rnd prices, by which the bids will be tested. The extensions must be iiihiIc mid footed up, as the bids will hi? read from the total. nri iiwai'dw, if made, made to the lowest bidder nn each Item or class, as stilted in the schedules.

Bids must be submitted In duplicate, each Ct I 'V0 KING ft rvU Ottllie Nlnminm. plaintiff, sgninst Magdalene IJessel and others, defendants. In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and wale, duly nmrte and entered in I he abnve-ciititlerl artjnn. and hraring duto the tt day of May, 122. I.

the, undersigned, the ref ert-'f In said judgment nn nied. will aell st. public hurt ton to the highest bidder, by AVm. J. McPhtUi(tmy, auctioneer, rtt.

the Brooklyn Re1! Kstate Kxchange, Nn. 19 Montague street. In the Borough of Brook to be preserved for generations to coine. in many instances where expert testimony in regard to land titlof and claims were involved, Mr. Cocks appeared in court as witness in some of the most important cases decided in this way.

His memory until last year was regarded as almost phenomenal. He was a member of the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, one of its committee on research, a member of the Long Island Historical Society, honorary secretary of the Underbill Society of America, and had been a contributor to various genealogical publications. Mr. Cocks' wife died many years ago. lie is survived by his daughter.

Mrs. Isaac B. Coles, and a son, Bobcrt Feeks Cocks of Moylan, Pa. GOOD HUN OF WKAKFISH. Sag Harbor, L.

1., May 27 Anglers continue to make greeat catches of weakfish in the Peconic Bays. It is nothing unusual for fishing parties to bring in 100 to 150 fish weighing from two to six pounds, in an afternoon's outing. The first bluefish of the season were caught yesterday by George Bennett. At Otter Pond David Leary catches quantities of striped bass. Some of the bass in this pond tip the scale at more than 35 founds.

In Noyne Bay, Cornelius Cosgrove, in one haul of a shore seine, caught 000 weakfish, weighing about a ton. MTCK lrt (I Kit LB G1VKN THAT TIL3 Board of Kstlmate and Apportionment at Hi meeting held on Friday. May mzi' (Cu1. No. 171.

adopted the following resolution: Resolved. That the Board of Lstimnie and Apportionment of The ''tty of New York, t'l pursuance of the provisions of aecUnn 44 nf the Greater N'ew Yolk Charter a amended, deemhia it for the public Interest sM to fj.i, proposes to change the map or plan of th" Clly of New York hy changing (he grade nf Bradcl atreet from KlnsalHiid fnomn 10 Morgan avenue and Oebevntae ivenue from FteMill atreat to Dlviaion place, Borough of Brooklyn. In accordance with a map hearing the aignatura of the Commiasloner of public VYorka of the Borough and dated January 2H. if. Reaolved.

Thai thlK Beard rnnldr lha proposed change at a meeting of the Board, to be held In th" CU HnM. Borouprh Manhattan. City of New York, oil Ft lrta June 2. 1ft 22. 1 30 o'clock a.m.

Resolved, That llif ftecrrtury of thta Boari rau. theae resolutions, and 11 notice to a'l persons affected thereby that, the proposed change will he considered al n. meeting of the Board to be heM at the aforesaid time and place, to be publlahed In (he ctly Re.otd and ihe enrporatlnn new.pnpra for ten dava continuously, Honda va and legnl hid 1 1 prior to tlie 2d day of June, 1922. Dated. New York, Mav 1'0.

JfL'i'. JOKKPH HA AG. Secretary. Hoard of Kali-male and Apportionment. Muiih ipal Building.

Telephone Worth. mL'O (0t os ii lyn. Con I cf in its. on he first day of Mine, 1 9Z'i, hi we Jve o'clock noon, he premises dlreeied by said judgment to bf solo, and therein described as follows: TIDE -TABLE FOR TOMORROW. A.M.

Tim. Illeh. Time. Hlsh. yen.

II. M. l'rt. All those cvrtain lots, pieces or purrcU of land, lying and being In the npy in a separate envelope. No bid will accepted unless tills provision Is complied ANO TIIK OCKAN AVKMK KNTBANCK, RnniU'lill OF BROHKI-YN.

COMPRISING KG FLA TING ANO GRADING. CON-STRI'CTION OF SIIKKT ASPHALT PA K-M KNT ON I "ONfR KTK l-'OCNOATM IN, OH A IN ANO RAHIN CONST It I 'I 'T I (IN. I 'I 'I! Ci t.NHT RUCTION, Th HOI LING, SOUIUNG. TOGKTHKllrWTl ALL WORK IN'i'lOKNTAL TIIKUKTO. The amount of aecurlty required la Flfleeil Thoueand Oolliits 0fl).

The time a Mowed to complete he work will be thirty Ctu couaecutive working dn.va. cprt I fir eheck or cash In i he aum Seven Bundled and Klfty Do! lata (1740) inii.il accompany hid Blank forms may be obtained at the office fif he Department of Pa rka, Brooklyn, liitchileld Mansion, Prospect Park West, and at Prospect Park, Brooklyn. The bids will he compared and the contract awarded at a lump or aggregate aum. I'ltANCIH O. GALLATIN, Prealdenl.

M. HARM AN, JONKPII P. II KNNKSS'Y. ALBKRT C. BKNN1 NGF.R, THOMAS R.

M.GINLKY. Com niiasionera of Pa rka jpfSce liiNlnirtioni to Blddcrw. IhoI page. (C m2fi-ifti-oauhoi with. Borough of Biuoklyn.

County of Kings, t'ity and Mute of New York, and known and dts. 3 Specifications referred to in the schedules tinguisiied en lots numbers :8 and 29 upon Bioi-k numer 9i7 upon a map entitled, "Map may be had upon application at rtoom 1 fiiM) Municipal Building. Manhattan. 9:00 tt.ni It 11 II 2.3 IS 2.5 of Property of the Twenty-sixth ward Land Blank forms and further information may he obtained at the office ot the Himnl of and Improvement Company, of the City of Iloi-Kawfly InlPt. Klre IslHlirl Inlf Nhlnnpi-mrk CM.

Hu. :4 iMunUllk PI. I.lghl. 9:117 Orlfnt I'filnl Cirppnport 11:17 Purl Muntinglon Bay Oj-stpr Bv llallptl's Pt. Mfc-hl.

11:31 3D 2.S .1.2 2 7. II 7.7 6.8 A FAREWELL TO STUDENTS Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cronemeyer gaVe farewell reception and dance to the Fellows of the American Sandna- ian Foundation last Saturday evening at their home, 1314 Albemarle rd. The Foundation provides traveling stippndB for an exchange of more than fifty students annually between America and the Scandinavian countries.

Among the students in whose honor the reception was were Dr. Albert Fischer, Axel Georg Jcn-on, Kinar Lomholt, Aage Nielsen. Harald V. Hasmussen, Peder C. Als-garm, David Hansteen, Miss Anna Mohr, B.lorne Colhjornaon, Alfred Me-ltinder.

Bertil Hanstiom, Nils V. Hor-Fladius. Sam Karlstrom and Taane Nordmann. The members of the sut-llent welfare committee are Mrs. Andrew J.

litis, chairman; Mrs. Henry (loddard Leach, Baronese Dahlurup, Mrs. Georg Bcch, Mrs. H. C.

Cronemeyer, Counte.ss Hamilton an3 Mrs V. Thomson Parker. H. Esk Jloller, one of the trustees Of the Foundation, gave a short talk cr. the activities of the Foundation.

J'iss Christina Stael von Holstein, sne-rinl scholar Sverige Amerlka Stiftcl-cn, and studying at Columbia Uni-rersity, thanked Mr. and Mrs. in the name of the Swedish Mudents; Harald Ingholt, a gold of Copenhagen l'niversity, and studying archeology at Princeton University, spoke for the students of Denmark, and David Hansteen for Undents of Norway. Among the ruests were Creese, secretary Ct the Foundation; Dr. Henry God- fiard Lesch and Mrs.

Leach, Consul (rencral Bech of Denmark. Mrs. Bech pnd the Misses Bech. Vice Consul Jlenningsen of Denmark and Mrs. Ilenningsen, Consul General Olof H.

Lamm of Sweden, Baron de Geer, f-tockholm; Baron and Baroness Dahl-rrup. Miss Dahlcrup, Mr. and Mrs. tndrew J. Riis, Arthur Riis, Count pnd Countess Hamilton, Mr, and Mrs.

li. Thomson Parker. Mr. and Mrs. G.

1 ilmer Lundbech, iW. and Mrs. Arthur M. Howe, Mr. and Mrs.

John A. fiade A'aurice Francis Kgan, Piol'cs-nor William W. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Henry 10.

Almberg. Air. and Mrs. Walter M. Weil.

Justice Lewis L. Favv-cett, Miss Ava de TaRercrantz, Mr. rnd Mrs. John M. Larsen, Mr.

and Mrs. C. K. Joliansen, Mi', and Mrs. Drewsen.

Emil Op Iter, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Van Sand. Dr. Harald Bryn (Mid Captain and Larsen, 1 12.0H 11:43 S.9 Purchase, uh floor.

Municipal Building Manhsttan. Board of Purchase: GROVKK A. WHALKN. Commissioner of Plant and Structures, Chatrma n. JOHN F.

GILCHRIST. 'ommissioner of Licenses. JAMF8 A. HAMILTON. Commissioner of Correction.

LUG At, NOTICES Brooklyn Kings county, New York." sin veyed by N. (J. find N. K. Palmer, Surveyors, dated I-nary 31, 18 89.

ami more particularly bounded and described as follows: Beginntng at a point on the westerly side of Ah foid street, distant four hundred and twenly-five J5 feet southerly from th southwesterly corner of Vienna nvenue and Ash ford street; running thence southerly along Ash ford street forty 40) feet thence westerly, parallel with Vienna avenue, one hundred 100) feet; thence northerly, parallel with Ashfr.rd street, forty 40 feet, and thence easterly, parallel with Vienna avenue, one hundred Un fet to Ash ford street, at the pctnt nt place of beginning. Dated, alay fcth, 192J I KON RAt'NHKIM, Referre. Geo, F. Alexander. Attorney for Plaintiff, 82 Court Street, Brooklyn, N.

Y. mlO-fit NOTICK IS IIKRKBV GIVKN THAT THK Board of Kstlmate and A ppor 1 n-miient at 1 1 1 meeting held on Friday My No. 173 1. adopted thf following resolution': Resolved. That the Board of Ksttinnte and Apportionment The City of New Yorl-.

iu puriianca of the proOnions of nectton 44' of tlie Greater New York charier a deeming It for tha public interest ho to do, propose to change the map or pl.in of tli of New York by changing the grade a-See InHlritctioiiH to ISRMrrs, Inst puire. i 407- III 1 IM -osuA PFBLIC NOTH'K IS HKRKBY GIVKN TO Hie owner or owners of all houses and lots, improved and unimproved land affected thereby that thp following propone. nmnm mid a witrilit have been comnleterl and BRIGHTWATF.BS STARTS ZOMXfi, Brightwaters. h. May 27 The question of whether business men should be permitted to open places of business on the South Country rd.

(Mon-tauk Highway) or whether it should be restricted to residences as at present, took up the attention of the members of the Village Board at their regular meeting Tuesday night. It was decided that the section Im SL'PKKME COURT. KINGS COUNTY Honora P. Wiawall. plaintiff, against Rob-erta Powers and others, defendants In pursuance of an Interlocutory judgment of partition and sale duly made und entered in the above entitled action and bearinu; date the Kith day of May, 19UJ.

the undersigned, the referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction at the Real ate Exchange Salesroom. No. a 9 Montague atreel. In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kint'8 and Stale of New York, on the HKALFO BIOS WILL Mi ItKi'KIVLIi BV the Boiml of Purclme of Tlie Clly of New-York nt it office. Room ftL'fi, Municipal Manhattan, from 9 n.m.

to iv.Z't ura Inflcerl 111 Ihe oltlcf of the Roartl of City V.uttt l.vth atraat froiu Avenue to Avenue on 'KIDAV. JI NK 9. Si day of June. 3 9-. at twelve clock noon, on that day, by William .1.

McPhil-Ilainy, auctioneer, the premises directed by Main judgment to be sold ana therein de scribed as follows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of 'and, with the hul tiling sn-1 Improvements Borough or Hrookln. FOR Fl RMHIIIN'i A 1 iLLI VKIt I i MKTALK AND CASTINGS TO TIIK JtK-PARTMKNT OF I't RLIC WKLFARIG A NU TO TIIK FIKK OKPAUTMIINT. The time for tlu performance of contractu la for the period ending Sept. 30.. The amount of security rnpilrfd In thirty per rent, of the conliart amount awarded.

No bid Khali connitiered iiiiIpmm i in c-companlrd hy depiiwit, Huch deposit shall he In an amount not Ics than one and one. hnlf per eent. of the total amount of the bid. The bidder will state the price per unit, thereon erected, situate, tying ana neing in neaaora for examination hy a'l perrons In-tereated, viz. Borough of Brooklyn.

Paving In K. 1 9th nt. from Avenue to Avenue and in Avenue from 17th to Ocean ave. AffeetiiiE; parts of Bio. Us I 74.

and t'7ii. 7S0. Reg 11 la ting, ki ading. curhir.g. flagging ami paving In 12th ae.

from e4th at. to Ht. Affecting parts of fllo-Ks ifi75. r.ns.T. 5ns9 and 7Hti.

pavinp in Malta st- from liegeman ave, to Lorraine ave. A (feet ing parts of Bin- 4. IS and 4 1 9 t.790, Paving In K. at. from Avenue tf Avenue Affecting" party of Blocks 1 1 and Regulating, grading, rurbtng.

flag-ctng and piiving in l-rith ave. from West at. fOahill id.) to Jtfth at. and fl 1 at. from 1 I ii ave.

to We-if si. Affecting parts of Bloeka K3 4H, 3fi7 and Paving in Lincoln rd. from Nostrand and Gra N' roa from Kast 1 4 1 atr et to Kaat 1 th afreet. B01 ough vt Brooklyn, in accordance with a mp bearing the signature of the Commissioner Public Works of the Bor'uigli Had dated February 10. 19L'2.

Resolved. Tha this Board consider tba proposed change at a meeting of the Board, to be held In tlie ci 1 Borough of Manhattan. City of New York, on Friday, June at. I 3i) o'clo-- in. Resolved, That Ihe Secretary of this Board causa theae resolutions, and a notice 1,, persona affected thereby that the proposed change will he considered at a meeting of the posrd to be held st the aforesaid tins and pbiee.

to be published hi the city Re- ot and the corporation nnwapapers for ten d-. continuously. Sundays and holid.n excepted, prior (o the 2f day of June, Dated, New York. Mav I'fl, JOHF.PH HAAli, KeeretKry. Board of Kstl-male and Apportionment.

Municipal Building Telephone Worth. mediately north of the railroad track as well as a small section of Howell's rd. should be unrestricted. It was also decided that hotels be restricted to the piers exclusively and that the rest of the entire incorporated village be restricted to residences. SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

Glen Cove, L. May 27. Several hundred Sunday school workers from Queens and Nassau counties will the Morougn or urooKiyn, ununty oi Kings. City and State of New York, bounded and described an follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the westerly side of kast Thirty-first street, distant one hundred and seventy- MOHINHi N. FLLKN EMZA BKTH People of the tate of New York, by the grace of God free and independent To Kllen K.

Fonte. Mary Wilson Koote. Mllle C. Backenstose. Kllen Howard Romberg, Llllv Molbrook Foote.

Howard Koote, Stella II. Foote. Lance Koote, Delano P. Koote. Kdlth Koote Carpenter (formerly Kdltli Foote).

Clarence Foote. Howard Wilcox Koote, Marjorle P. Bliss. Marlon P. Hotchktss, the Kqultable Trust Company of New York.

Send greeting; Whereas, A. Ward Brigham. who resides at Kast orange. N.J., has presented a petition praying for a decree that a certain instrument in writing bearing date the 24th day of February. IS22.

relating to real and person til property, be duly proved as the Inst will ami testament of F.LLKN KLTSiA BKTN OR1NSON. lately residing in the Borough of Brooklyn, city of New York. Now, therefore, vou and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate nine feet three and one-half tnchea northerly raited for in the acjiedulca of quantities find prle. by which the bid will br tested. -Tlu exteniloiia tntit bf made and footed up, an ironi tne corner mrnieu ny ire intersection of the northerly side of Newklrk avenue with the westerly side of Kast Thirty-first street: running theme westerly and parallel with Newklrk avenue and part of the distance through a party nail, one hun the hi will be rfan from the total, and award.

If made, made to the lowest bidder gather in Glen Cove today for the annual convention of the Queens-Nassau Sunday School Association to be held at the Presbyterian Church. each Item or cIbks, at a ted in the jtchedulec HVf. to feet rant rrly nd in Kast New York ave. from feet eji.it of Nostrand ave. id Albany ave.

Affecting parts uf Blocks Bids must be aiiiimlueri in duplicate, each ropy in a aepn envelope, birj will l.i.in to am 4.ni 10 SKALKO BIOS WILL 1IK RKCKIVKP BY ne areepten unieaa una provision hilin. raving tn omtrn st. from Lort ave tlr rrf.h)l of The City cf New York with. 111 Mfgcman a. flMunun puns 01 niocne l)F nffice.

Room Municipal Buildn irferred to In the hrditVt LKGAh xoticks. mm I Manhattan, front a.m. to 10-30 dred feet thence northerly and parallel with Kast Tli irty -first street, nineteen feet seven and one-half inches; thence easterly again parallel with New kirk avenue and part of the distance through a party wall one hundred feet to the westerly side of Kast Thirty-first street, and thence southerly along the westerly side of Kast Thirty-first street nineteen feet seven and one-half indies to the point or place of beginning. Together with all the right, tttle and interest of the parties to (his action of, in and to Kast Thirty-first street. In front of and adjoining said premises to the center line thereof.

Dated Brooklyn. May 17. 1922. i. niu.

iirBmuing. rc'-urou-B, reogging TIM KMAY, Jl'NK II WiS paving 111 i-ieaiueiii 110m en Borough of Hrnnkl) n. Court of the county oi Kings, to ne neiu at the Hall of Records, in the County of Kings, on the 29th day of June, 1D22, st ten o'clock in the forenoon, why such decree-should not made. Jn test imony whereof, we have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto a nixed. Witness.

Hon. George Albert L. S. WinEHte. Surrogate of our said ave.

to 1 Ilea ave. Altecnng part-i of HlocKs Fl HNtSHING ANO I KLt VK ft S'i JOHN TODD Plumbing and Heating Contractor C'nnstillntlon or Advice Traa on nil Plumbing: and Heating Problems by Phone, Mail cr Personal Interview. 40 Bocrum Place Telephone Main "n- fnul. MKATH AND POT'LTRY TO THK DF.pART. Paving mi l.th aye from 49th MKNTS OF HKALTII ANO Pt BLIC KL- st.

Afferimg parts of Bloeka Uitifi MK7. Uili and R473. 'The'time for t1-e performsnce of 1 1 r- Is for 111 net Will outline en i i he rtuth. HBNUY S. RASJi'iN.

Referee. 4 may be had upon application at Koont lintO. Municipal Building. Manhattan. Blank forms and further information may he obtaimd Mt the office of the Board of Purchase, 1 9th floor.

Building, Manhattan. ROAItl OF Pt'ItCH ASK: OROYKR A. W'HALKN. CoMini-Msioiv i ut IMhiiI ii lid Struct in eji. Chairma n.

JOHN F. tMLCHRlST. Commissioner of LieenseH. A VM A. HAMILTON.

Coniinissloncr of Correction. (T'See Leneral Iiih(rurlion to Bidder ati lnit page. (C-4U49 tnil'-tOt -s-osu 20th AffecOug part of Bioekn and FOR I 1 ANO I F.LI 'K RING John M. Rider. Attorney for Plaintiff.

44 Cedar street. Borough of Manhattan, New York City. ml 7 St Asa County, st tne noroiicn oi rron-Ivn. In the said County, the 19th dav ot Mav. 1922.

JOHN H. McCOOF.Y. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. m27-4t paving In 77lh t. fr' in Kith ave.

to 1 c. Affet'tiiig parts of Blocks and i PIPKS VALVKS. FITTI.VCS KSGIVKKRS PI.rMBKRfl' AND STKAMFTTTKRS' SIT- (i. i l. fiMl.i I PLIKH TO KI AND 1 Pavmc in Skillman ave.

from King'-, DKPARTMRNTS 1 STLKKT CLKAN1NG land i.eiM-voi-t- e. peris Avr, P-w W. 1 .1" ft JsV.i and I'SfL of Bio, k- o-rt. 'h lo liiitsa i.Tfi I i ing in ritith t. from Tehama at.

i Affecting par's of B'oi ks aid AT A SI'KCIAL TKUM. PA RT 11. UF HOURLY SERVICE Sl'PKKMK COURT OV TTIK HTATK OK New York. County of KIjiks Nathan Gold, plafntifr, agalnm Solomon Kaplan et To th above-named defendant, Solomon Kaplan: You are hereby euinnioned to answer tlip complaint in till action, and to sene a copy of your answrr, or, if the complilnt Is not served with thlr cuminoiiH. to serve a notice of appearance on 1ih plHintiff'M attorney within twenty day? after the service of thin summons, exi-lu wive of the day of service; and in case ot your failure to appear or answer, judgment by default will he taken against you for he relief demanded in the complaint.

Dated, April 3d. I9n. MILTON M. I SK XBKRti, Attorney for plaintiff. Office and P.

O. No. Court street, Borough of Brooklyn, city of New York. To Solomon Kaplan: The foregoing mini nion is served upon you by pub I leaf ion pursuant to an order ot Hon. Loander B.

FJ)pr, a Justice of the Supremo Court of the State of New York, dated the Huh day of Slay, lf2i. and filed with the complaint in the office, of the Clerk of the County of Kinj-n. at the Court House, in the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York. County and Stale of New York. Dated.

Mav Huh. MILTON M. K1SKNBKRO. Attorney for Plaintiff. Office and P.

O. Address. No. 4 4 Court street, Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York. ml 3-6 the Supreme Court or the stme ot 3: ng in llih mv- from Mth st.

to: York. Ikmi! in nl tor tne uoumy or Kinp. at tUe County Courthouse. In the Horounh ff.th and Affc.ting part of Blocks ii33 or Brooklyn, in Maid t'ounty. on the FROM LIBERTY ST.

lav of May, I'reaent nm. ijeanaer frooi lSGl a' of Bloeka t3. IS. tixrc; 1'nii a 3 7 Paving in V3t e. Affecting part and SKALKO BIDS ILL BK RKCKIVKO BY the Board of Purchase of The City of New-York at ita office, Room Municipal Building, Manhattan, from 9 a.m.

to I 3 a.m., on THl KPAV. JI NK K. Borough of Brooklyn. FOR FURNISHING AND DKLIVKRING LKATHKR BKKTLNG TO THK DKPART-M KNT OF PI'BLIC WKLFARK. The time for the pet formaiiir-f of eon-traeta Is for the period ending Sept.

3a, The amount of security required is thirty tier rnt. of the coilti 'tct a mount vs nleil. CO NT Tj I NG CO 'J Louisa B. lend plaintiff, 'against Record Press Corporation, defendant. In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure -and sale duly made and entered In the above-entitled art Ion.

and bearing date the St day of May. 1 922. I. undersigned, i he referee, in said Judgment naineu. will tell at puhlic auction to the highest bidder, bv William .1.

McPhilliamy auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Kiae Kxchange. No. 1st Montague street. In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the 1st dav of 1922. at twelve o'clock nocn.

the premises directed by said judgment to be so id, and therein described as follows; All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land, with the bnildina nd Improvements thereon erected, situate, lying and being in the Twenty-sixth Ward of the Borough of Brooklyn, County Kings, city and State of New York, and which it? known and distinguished on a certain map entitled "Map No. 1 of Kast New York hands, belonging to John R. Pitkin, the Kast New York Land Company and otljers" as and bv the lot number Two (2) in Block Fight and is bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point in the southerly side Kahrr. In the matter of tlu ap-plicaiion of Harry S.

Aaronirk. for 1rv to Chungs hia name to Harry A. Stanley. I'pon reading and filing the petition of Ilarrv S. Agronick.

of the Borough of Brooklyn County of King. City and State of York, verified the LTth day of May. praying for leav to a.snume. the iihih The time for the performance nt contract is for the period endn.g September 30th, The amount of jft-untv required is thit'' per cent, of the com raft amount a a rded. No hid shall be considered unless it Ih accompanied by a deposit.

Su deposit ahail be In an amount not lesa than ne and o.ie-half per rem. of the total amount of the bid The bddr will stat the price pr urn, aa called for in tl.e schedules of qugntitca ai prn-es. by whnh the bldft will tested The evteisions must he made and footed up a the blda be rad fiom the roial. and auards. (f made, made to the bidd" on eah Item or c'asa.

as ta'ed in trr Bid muni be f-'ibtnitted in dupiicafe, copy tn a separate euvalope No wtl' a-'ceptcd unlsn this provision l.t ith. Specification refrrd to In the may he ha upon appi a ion at Room 1301, Municipal Building. Ma oh a tan Blank forms a- further i i for tv a ion ma be obtained at tlie office of rb Pard Purchase, eighth floor, Municipal Bunding, No bid shall he considered unless it is ac OCJ4. Paving in W. f.

from Rvf. to Sin ave. Affect ing paiti of Blocks TlIKO Wtid 70i.l. prwd'og. curldr.g.

nagging and pa ing l'i A ven lie from 'cmn aw to K. L'ist it. Affr-ting parts of Bloi ks 7. 'o. 7 7i.ru act 739 Pa in Riverdale ave from i st.

to Wi'liim ve. Affectlnj purta Of 3MS 3MS 3 nnd 3 Pf vin? in Benson a ve. from 1 7t It ave. to Idth a'e. Affecting prt.J of Blocks, fil7.

ftri'm. 4n, ei 1 and r.901. Pavinc In 13th st. from Avrpim to A-enne it. Affecting parti of Blocks: 87.

and Train, Invc 6.011. 7.00, 9.00. 11.00 A. I J.OO noon Saturday, onlv) 1.09. 2.00.

J.OO. 4.00. 5.00. P. M.

Sunday, 10.00 A. 2.00. .1.00. 4.00 0.00. 7.00.

8 00 P. PHILADELPHIA 15 mwutea earlier (torn West 23d St 11 10 P. diilv from Liberty M. only has Sleeper. Weekday traim have Parlot Cars and Dining Cluh CVs'at meal hows Eastern Standard Time Shown NEWJCKttY.CtNfftAL (if Harry A.

flianUy plae of hia present name and on of Oliver K. Jln.Hsr. attorney for said petitlonfr, and no on opposing, and ih Court being satisfied hy aid petition tha there is no reasonable objection to the petitioner assuming the nacie propnrJ. It In i mired. That the aafd HARRT 8.

ACRO-Nlt'K anrl he In herehv authorized to assutn" th t.dine of HARRY A. STAM.KY. in place of hi preeent name, on July 10th, IjF'jL', upon his roniplyirig with the provt-elotis of Hctions tiO to 64. inclusive, of the civil Right Law. as amended hy tha Lau of I Chapter that he cause a copy of thi order to be published within ten da aftrr this order is mad, in the Bronkivn 1ally Kagle, a newspaper puh- of Atlantic avenue, distant twenty-tive 2fit lifl'il.

pavii'g in 7-it li st. fro-n I'ltl ave. tn Blocks Manhattan 1'tb live Affp'-ttng parts c' "ft. b.f Buaid of pu feet easterly from the southeasterly corner of A lan tic and New venue, and running thence southerly, and parallel with New Jersey avenue, and pan of the distance through the center of a party wall, one hun iROVKR A WHALKV, nc itiul pa dating, treading. cnrMnc Pag- -inn in "ftth xt.

from 13th ave Affecting part a of Blocks 1 I Oh I'fin aioi dred 1 100) feet them easterly, and parallel with Atlantic avenue, eighteen CIS) feet Commfssioivr of Plant and StriK-turea. Chairman. JOHN F. Commissioner or 1 JAM KS A. HAMILTON.

Commissioner of or ami anpurena nrj and regit- companied by 11 deposit. Such deposit shall be In an amount not less than one and one-half per cent, of the total amount of th hid. The bidder will atate the priee per unit, aa called for In tha schedules of quantities ami prices, hy hieh the bida will be tested. The extension must be mad" and footed up. tie the blda will be read from the total, and awards, if niHde.

made to the lowest, biddr on each item or clasa. aa stated In tn ached ules. Bids must he rubmltted In dupllrate. each copy In a separate envelope. No bid will he accepted unhas this provlaion la complb.d with.

Specifications referred to in the sehdiilMa may be had upon application at Room pal Building. Manhattan. Blank forma and further information mav he obtained at the office of the Ronrd of Purchase. 19th floor, Municipal Building, Man hartati. Board of Purchase: UROVKR A.

WHAI.KV. Commissioner Plant and Structures, 1 'halrman JOHN F. GILCHRIST. commissioner of Licenses. JAMKSA.

HAMILTON, Commissioner of Correeloti. Instruction in Bidders. InM pHge. lO 10ril i suJt hoi nine inches; thence northerly and again llflid hi tne rtorougn ot ttrooKiyn. couniy carat with cw jersey avenue, one hun- Umca.

City and Siate of Ne.v 1 ork. and li hirh to the southerly 1 tinr ten days after the making of fl red (linn tret nu side of Atlantic avenue, and thence westerly this order he cause the papers noon which f-free lntrtielion to Bidders. lat par. -4ai i at -th-oaii latiug. srad ng.

curbing and (lagging in -t bi'tween tid Axenne H. A ff t-t i nrr paria of Blocks itit3 and sM. hftAi Seer and a ipurt na neee in K. t. (D la mere pl.t from Ace-me to Ae'i" O.

Atfcrttng parts of Block 7H7" ud 7H77. AH persons whose interest affected b' tbr. above named proposed and e-lio a re op'-or-ed to be a a me. e-- either of 'heui a i nested I pre went their ob ee- Sl'fKLMK COURT. KINGS COUNTY In the matter of the application of Alvlna Potter, fop-ithe dissolution of her marriage to KdwerrrMames Potter, on the ground of absence.

To Edward James Potter, husband of Alvlna Potter: Please take notice that a duly verified petition hnn been presented to this court by your wife, ALVINA POTTKK, stating that you have absented vourself for more than five years now last past without belnfi known to your wife to be 11 vint? during thai time, and that your wife believes you to be dead, and that a diligent seanr has been made to discover evidence showing that you are living, and that no such evldem has been found, and asking for a dissolution of the marriagr between your wifv. Alvlna Potter, and yourself, and thit tin hearing upon said petition will be held at Special Term. Purt II, of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Kings County, at the County Court House, in the Poioush of Brooklyn. City of New York, on the lflth day of July. 13:2.

at ten o'clock In the forenoon of that day, or as aoon thereafter a lounsel can he heard, at which time proof of the allea-ations ron-talned In the said petition will be taken. In case of your failure to appear or answer, an order will be made for the relief demand in the petition. Dated, Biooklyn. N. May llih.

1022. HARRY WOI.PR Attorney for rMil inner. Office mii.I P. Address. F.A Court Street.

Borough rf Brooklyn. (ity of New- York. The foregoing notice is served upon you by puHic-atinn pursuant to an order of Lcander B. Kaber. a Justice -f th Supreme 'ourt of the State of SKALKO BIDS ILL BK BY the President of the Bnrourh of Bronklvn at Hoom Borough Hall.

Brooklyn, until 11 it a pranied to be filed in the ounty Office of the County of Kings, and that v. ithin thirty daya after the making of this order he file an affidavit of tha publication of said order with the County Clerk of 1:1 g.i ounty, and that after he said roiiiiement complied with the said petitioner iuu.it, and after the lOih day of July. 1 be known the name he hereby authorized to aijme. and by no oth'r T.ame. Knter I- B.

F.VF1ER. J. S. C. Grantrd.

May Viil n.ni K. KHly. e'erk. tlons in writmr- to the Board of A se t-ora. Boom Buildii's.

nh tan. MKIlM.MlW. .11 NL 7. on or befo-e Tuealav luoe '7 18'- at 11 I Xf 1- FOR FCRNISHING ALL THl nm.a'n.l a-e on IA RtR ANO nKyflREO W. will be heard and testimonv received I FtrRN ISII INC.

ANO INSTALLING A ST A 1 Rt 'AS THK MA I FLn.tR T' and along the aoutherly side of Atlantic avenue, etrhieen t)S feet nine inches to the point or plat of beginning. Be the aid several dimenaions more or less. Also all certain Iot. pieces or pgr-T-ela of land, aituate. lying and being In the Twenty-atxth Ward of the Borough of Brooklyn.

County of Kings. City and State of New York, known on a Man No. 1 (One) of the Kast New York Land ro tummy, and others, on file in the office of the Register of tha County of Klnga hy the numbers one 0 1. two 21. thfea (Si and four 4 In B'ock number eight on asid map.

as follows: Being all tht p-rt of nid lota rnn-veved to Gottliet, Kutirx and Theresa. ii? wife, by deed of Brede 8nd Kathrma. lil vife. da'ed Pepteinliew 0. 1ST.

and re- 1 ruled Pe-temhT Hi M7. Ivber 7T9). of 'orveyances page in 1 he office of the pegiMer King County, anrf Kmn as the rear part e-id container nbout I ent v-ihre fe: by about forty-thr The Captain's Sheepshead Bay 3041 Ocean Avenue One Block From the Water Opens Sunday, May 28, 1922 Rhode Island Shore Dinners Lon? Island Duck Dinners and Sea Food, Ail Styles Quality the Best Prices as You Want Them OPEN ALL YEAR Reservations Open for a Few Finely Furnished Rooms Capt. Sam and George D. Fernald In rffe'cno tbereto WILLI A .1 (iRMOVll.

A vriRKU' fM'LLIYAN MAITJCE SIMMONS. Board of Mac I (c.fiHji xotick, THE BASEMENT IN THK BtiRoL'GH HALL. RuROCGH op BR miKLN The time allowed for th tha work and full performance of tli contract is one hundred i on.erut i irorlt-fng day. AT A ''t-VIAL MKKTING OK IM Tof'- hiMi of he f'RAVCO FLWnp' CR- SCPRKMK COCRT. KINGS cOCNTY Ll hs'd on the dwy i.f Apri'.

the msttrr of the general s-ignment for ft cf th- No. t.w benefit of credito'. of" Herman Mm It- a-ieet. in the limouCi of Brook'? u. Citv of ihii and Samuel Friedberg.

copsrruers. New pin unt to notice to fading ss Central Furniture and I'phol-I: w. flu- fol'ev ii.g res.lnti"n was adop eq) by I -feritlg to LouU Homwltx. I The amount rf required will ha on. Fa- bid must be a-compiinied by a runty depusit of in ash or certifi'd tie.

paa'-e tUf order nf the Comptroller of The City of New York. Bidders will be to s-ae a pre a oe b.i -t ni" P.nph iz i.rs; f'ir-a tpK" notce fitit purMjiMit to tb Rtso'vfd. -ha: lh name of th'e comnm un a order of this Com the Pom It- tees.nt punie of MMN 'O Mioe patned asigtm, s. i of ihe of at lug fe't nine 'ii tc-bes. lo-iveved to Fred- York, dated th Mh day of 13L' and il (' vi n.i:iTl,i to YM.K KLK i iTiiee.

heda. bedding, v.iil riled with the petition in the office of thorii'U William Ku'sn( tv eed of CoiCI'h. -ir. it is fnnh: nublir auction s' 539 Rot kwav i-i on Lie ith i Kntzhig and T' ere-a. 'fe, Feb- clerk of the County of Kin ven ne.

Tl BM(! THK DISTRICT vi 1 1 R. V. FN- i ji Orii' Fi- ll -t "let, it hold public in .10 A M. Ro.mii Army nldlng. Whitehall New York i-onv dr ea: biOhini'n of res at iens Rover i up en of dra -iv of j)' 1 Hr-dU" over Flushing tnd Little ek Rndge over A'lev Creek.

Borough of ts'ueiis. fnteret parties tnvitH to attend or ha represented. p-so v. ih-M tn President nod ecreMrv ne Roronah of B-onkyn, City of" of 'In- i-orporatien he. end h't bv la1, o' Jure.

1 mi 11 a.m. f.r the work compie'e The bids il ha en pared and the contract awarded ai lU'np or aseregate sum. St a uli firms mav be ttbta'ned a' th B'j-rK'i o' Puh t. Rtiihl.iis rind tfli es. Room Nn V'i' Urnok'Mi EDWARD rtlKGF.LMXNN Pr'sidan.

aaari liislmrtions to Bitlder. last page, (i-toi't m-3-t0t-nu Dated, New nay of Aiav. Dated, Bioi-klvn. N. May nth "IC2.

HARRY WOLFF. Attorney fur OnKe and P. O. Addr; Court Street, Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York.

roi-v If ft and recorded April ith. In Liber of Conveys nage CHI. in the Ktrg Coutttv Register's offiie. Dated Mav if-r EDWARD RAPJVH Refre Klendl A- Sons, attorneys for pla'ntfff. "fill Atlantic avenut, Drooklya, N.

Y. 10-t I I hori' I no ivciii to ta nf i fr- to fi't'-l he t. id chaB" of iimnC i New To May '-'V roRr "LItT PrHfht. JOSErH IiLOCK, Secretary. )VI'I7.

A-icnee Alexander Lfvire. Att'rnev for Aigiiee Bros ay, boi Ma nhauan. City of York. I.