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""Country produce markets.
- "•■-*•'• New York, August 28. IMS.
i «M> M Isa Receipts to-day. 11 sacks
■_»>* A- *„.- domestic white bean* are held gen
<_-' but there is only a limited trade passing.
££■ "^'-k i» moving slowly and is easy, not many
1 {•*» inrc at oar top figures. Red kidney are lomo-
S*__£fa* this week, reports sale, being at $1 tt>©
Itsi ltre^ ,*oicc dn stock. Scotch P«as very quiet
B» ror '£ than steady. We quote: BEANS-Marrow
JV no /T,JT choice, per bush. «_ 356*2 40; do common to
-si »£??.•»« pea, choice. $2 C5@ J 2 70: do common to
_•»<■• V*i~«S*«.»" imported marrow. *2 *<>_-$_ »; lro
«■<-. *- n't ■.«' J2 2>»: do common to (food. I 2« J2 If. ;
■«« t ' a r^J^tcm ' choice. «2«ti*2lO; do common To
**«*?, _£-« ;-i,|t« kidney, choic*. »SK««24a; do
i*_ Sl ,* £o^j CeSS 30; red kidney, choice, dry. $1 IX)
.. — • tn f '^,' on t,, good, nmnw; black turtle
«Jt»>: °? ,i 70«i$l Kr|l yellow eye. choice. $2 t«>: lima,
•*•• a ,-i-*I~- *• '•*■'? ?■'■•»<* PEAS— Scotch, bags, per
K»a. *^', > ?_p c - i ;pt« to-day. £.72S pkgs. The v._;!
*^*Atsiv u-'avorab!e to trade, ar.d dull stßMi was
•*if dJJ "here is r:o material change la th« position,
my I **- Rmma^ of good to One Mock are ample, and
Jyrever. ," U. jiave ail ■•• fancy butter that they re
***"■ i-* the" ircnwm. . .--,. has been a little more
«■** V" *-•-'•■" from 2<>*-«;c downward, and these have
•*_V ' b*rt<-r. m that the tone la firmer. The
&** Ji?<- %'jrly is chiefly from grades from 2<>V-c to
•bt**? «!r;« are w*t doing much. Process and factory
Jt *■'* bat there is «.!i... cell for packing stock. We
*»* /^BTien- *i*c:al«. per IT>. 24c; ii.. extras. 23*y»c.
<H»t«: d,, seconds. ■•■ ,83 i». . do thirds. 1M?
•^2Sm*K' tubs, finest. 21h.-e22c; do good to choice.
I*'*lr.' do common to fair. IttfeUfc:; process. specials.
I* I ***? 7 d" extras. 20©20*»c: do first*. lK*s£'U»**c: do
•'•*? raise- <!■• third?. IJ^rICViC: Western imitation
f * l ° rl*,r I *, firsts' iy'*s6'2oc': Western factory, firsts, We:
re * s^.<« i*-sis ! --c. do thirds, 17<j17-ii . jerking stock.
*?2?t0X03. ie»,(&l7c.
*#-»rFI>K Receipts to-day. 4.r.77 boxes. There is no
255 of the trade, indeed, the baying in some
'"■•*■/•.. mms to b* it. a more restricted scale, and
. *ver*ar< I or i c( j jo store some "* the surplus stock.
**?-, ar e nit duotahly changed, but for general run
|J\3irinCi the feeling is barely steady, in some quar
''^"—eak an d «« hear of occasional sales at a slight
l ' rs .., c in the prices. Liverpool cable: 62s Cor col
* •"••id ■•"<:" <: ' •■" white. We quote: State, full cream.
'IS-' -Is li^aiSK.c; do "mall, colored or white.
lr-x i* c ' do large colored or white, fancy. ll*»c;
j Vnod to prime. 11 ©11 He: do common to fair. »■»
tilxr- <3" «kirns. 1% lb. specials, V'^c: do skinjs,
•1 -ffSc <5o f»ir to good. SV@6c; do common. 2H'fl
JLc- on full ilcran. 14&- lc. Note — The classlflca
t-m'of specials includes Younn Americas, Daisies and
**Tj] sizes of fiats of very ni^h quality.
■"sb6> Receipts -'»'■ li^44 cases. I>ealers are.
" usinjr •<> many storage etrci that their require
asat* of fresh ■*• more selective. Fancy Roods hold
rrtty- ar.'i there is a scarcity of cheap eggs below
»ftr but medium grades are quiet. Storage continue
*r (Jems-:- but must be very choice to command top
loßUtior. We quote: State Pennsylvania and nearby
Ji^-t«(i white, fancy. :':<tfWr: do fair to choice. 24 ;
'f-e- ,<- trown and mixed, fancy. 26c: do fair to choice.
•S«*jc- do ;; ' ci * -rcT-ai.'."'S. 19®22c; Western extra rirsts.
If do firsts. -' - -"-• do seconds. lS&<p2oHc; do
thirSs. l'-gll'r: dirties. 12©17 c: checks. 10@15c: re
■ I ims" .-.;■■•' packed. 21(g22c; do May. iJOJi^l'sc;
i r «un-.r: c- packed. lS{r2oc.
rKITR? FRESH — Receipts of apples are lisrht :
c v>jr<- tf> fancy fruit is firm; medium and lower grades
■art oslv * -rate demand and prices show a w!d»
■jbjl Choice Hartlett pears Bttgtitly la sellers' favor;
f J^_ mi medium fruit quiet; late varieties movine slow-
It CSoire to fancy peaches -were sustained; trade was
*&?*, owlnc to the stormy weather, and medium and
Igeer qualities ruled dull and weak, with i:,ar.-. unsold
at a kite hour. -'.urns in HgM supply, but trade Is quiet
is£ oot^ic- fitrures are. rather .extreme. Very little doir.jr
It. pad** to-day; a lance part of the supply rematned
snrJi »' '- "'• hoar: pr'res lower and unsettled. Colo
re jD niußlniielnciß more plentiful and easier, nearby stock
oinrs a wide renpe in quality and value; quota':
<o»-er dost sales, but a few excel-! fancy lots may
WORK WAITED.
Male.
/EAUFFET-'R. with i>rivat« fan.iiv. city
er c«ocir>-: «xperieiic«i on foreign and
droesUc cars: best reference furnished.
lidrcss WUBb— ■. 123 COnner a-... Brook
im-
tjekTlST.— Mechanical. Al rubber and
fiAi worker. Leland, MS De Kalb avt..
Broo-i" :.
UFJ.FTEMAN. — Foreman; ira ctica! gen
eral n:*char; i<-. with mechanical icveu
t!ve abliity. and a hustler; twenty years'
eirerietce deflgrlns machliieri'. experl
ottlkX work, jigs, tools and fixtures. Ad
t-ru !a~tutl*t*e. Tribune Uptown Office.
1364 Broadway.
DRAFTSMAN anfl MACHlNlST.—Experi
enced on steam «=r.gir;«-s. slide, valves and
CtrUss type, wlehes position^tt any of the
tiro "•••'irted; reference, Faust. 10 John
(t, Erocilyn.
DRAFTSMAN «architecturaU wishes posi
tion. '..a.-. M 3d St.. Brooklyn. v
DRAUGHTSMAN.— M«aianicaI: with ira
_U_e shop txperience. Address R. L-.
i.- Bor,d st.. Hrooklyn.
ECGINEER (licenaed) and MACHINIST —
Csir»#f>r.t sober ana reliable. wish**
#t*s<"v' position: factory or oflloe building.
A. N-. Jr.. 110 S»uih Railroad avt.. Mount
Versor.. N. Y.
_; A v — Aped *• wo-k of ar.v kind; very
ha-» v*-- tools; understanfls heroes ana
r^chlnery. snv kind: first class reference-.
H. etover. 152 4th »■«.
SALESMAN "would like position by October
■ far a -well ka -w tnbacco firm: former
,(^Tl, (^ Tl ' tor> . i O -», Rock Island and Moline;
_,;«■ an*. .-->-•' line of Roods: reference and
*curity" riven. (J. P.. Box 26. Tribune Of-
Ire. ■
SALESMAN. — Young man. 25: with eood
house- ha* no experience, but will learn
quickly: goo<i talker. G.. 203 East 4>-*; st.
BgOCK CLERK. By young man. 21, in
who;e«=al*> bouse: can furnish best of t-t
ewnoe. W. Bcoti. 644 Flattush aye..
Brook lye.
VARNISHING, rollsblnp. enameilins and
paintin* will be done right ana r«a
iroable. Painter. £7 Centre St.
TO'."N- MAN. -Alt' l»: in city or coun
try at anythir.p: can drive; has first class
I?fe~nces. "William Borshek. 1440 2-: aye.
tOCSn MAN. American, two years' ex
perier.r*-. wants piac-. excellent wtfMr,
£rJr-r. bookkeeper, typewriter; references
frrm ;Br!; Br! etm>loyt-r; aalarj*. $.'. week Fred
eric] Box 7. Tribune Office.
TOUNG MAN — Aged 23; where advance
dent is possible: g«od jx!rm_.-., excellent
Mferer.'-ea H.. an* East 48th st.
TOUXG MAN. 22. In photoßTOpb studio;
mB t> -«. years" gnertaoee : beet refer
ei~— Joseph F. De Maria. Box 37. \\ a;
j_a-^-» Fails. N. Y. ______^_
TC'NG MAN. 21; four years' experience In
«ii bouse with s!!k house or anything
»fch acvajieem«i:t. John C. Farley, 231
Bast Bat st.
TOUNG MAN. — AfTd I*. at anything . trood
mamma quick «nd correct at figures:
*>««t references. .Tanies A Burns, 247 East
Bkat.
Fr\. i',VF.:>F» 30. etrorK. at anything;
toady with tools. Carl. 141 Eaa: 33d at.
TOrN-3 MAN. 21: pood packer; can fur
cisfc best references. I. Kiein, 336 East
4th «.
_BC9RS MAN -would like place evenings;
st anything: from 7 p. 80. until M or 11
p. en Afidrese F\_y. 26 Manhattan aye.
B0C!~ MAN. 18. German: la merchant
or • -*3'«- house. Bolte, 351 W. Mdi
MBtTUOaan and rubsaipUons for
Tie Tribune received at their Uptown
Cfite No. :3«4 Broadway, between 3''.tb
■M 37th •■* until * o'clock p. m. Ad
*«rtiiemeni» received at the following
••ach oftces at refrular office rates until 8
ecto-k p. ■ «_ : 264 Mh aye.. a. c.
•sr. 3d *•_: 153 •*» iv».. oar. 12th St.; 104
East Mtl II : 257 Weal 42d St.. "
. I.X WAMf.ll.
Female
KXTP.ETART. COMPANION or TEACHER.
—By ;a<sy colle«ra irraduate or jrood fam
»T. AC£r*Es Competent. Box 40. Tribune
OSr*. _
nx.vor;p.^i'HE:R. —By jrouiur c.-:. Just
frtiljated. with f.rst <i-s« firm; is m*+
■. te*t and qul<-k; moderate salary to
•■•• Address E <;urtin. IM East '"'VI «t
STENOGRAPHER tmd TTPm-RITER-
Toorir *:• beclnner: praduate of busl
>*« co'Jege. lug, Feldhau*. 44s West
mt r
HXNOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.—
Kc-j«te<5 X ,. u.r,kk*«pinK; or;* year's ex
_" •■• :t- K. A.. KM Hewitt Piece.
IK)MK«II( SITDATIOX!» ffASTCP.
S!al»
f : I'.e MOW*. useful men. c**achmen.
rs-ienera ar,d married couples always on
_— n: referenres strictly inve*tlcates; non»
•teepte-! U7!ie*s w*U rt-commend*d. (»ster-
JJ_r'» Bureau. 716 Lexington aye. ; phone
IKS Piaza.
Ct-tETAKEF! — Man and wife. Amart
<***: ro children: manager of estate 10
*y»: ponder t accountant, typist;
".vtae*. xsvx *•!. Thomaston, L. I.
**■» DC rrisiNE. — first rate
. «<o« and 'rßar.:_er. hit- 1 < te-tlrr...nlals;
if- cjia» >...'..] or club. Goulrand, 1C»
■er. Ml St.. care Miller.
CKEF.— Colored ; In hotel or clubhouse:
wok in all branch**; best reference^
•;*«- V ' A Jones. 22 West 136 th St..
*•*« of Young.
*^<niVAN single. 30; medium sized.
■**■-. respectful, useful, temperate, com
rnx - unc*T«Unds furn««-es; private fam-
JJj •">'» : ■ : recommendations: wages
warate. '-'*chmsn. care Casey. W>l M
COACIIMAX or GARDENER.— SingIe:
v *f: bandy around r>r.t>m>n> jj€w»:
•i; ,V rencee - '"*'«'"'«• Dlttroar. 30. East
*^';*;:':.=-KMENTF »c« »übscriptlOEs for
[»i* "rib-jDe received at their Uptown
S+Jt 0 13C4 Brosdnay. between 36th
»^;,"^f «*.. v.r?!l 9 o'clock p. in. ■ Ad
kt»'.T'' *" ' tc-t-eire/3 at the following
sS2 «*<■*• at regular ofTW rates until 8
J-JTJ.P m \i z : arvj Mh avf., s. *.
L, ** F" : IS3 *"*> »**•• *"'"•• I-'-- et -: i"*
S\J*'-h «•: 257 W«t 42d *t.. between
|1?J2? * 1 ' tv " MB *«' 12T.th St.; iatt
i'J, *■*••' '■'-' 3<J aye., <"■"' <«« st.: 1703
:tH 4*'' B ** r «,th si • ir.7 East 12Mb St.:
;4Bw'''" lor - t •»*-: «M) 3d tv».. and »ny
,>7 n - k! ' l/ittrt« T«itjrr«i»h omc*.
>H»y * 111 w m - F-ancy watermelons steady; under
bW '1 -££«" 0 qUOt " : APPL ES. new. PcP c double-tead
S,iV_KM^®*? <0: do op«n-bead bbls, 75c®?l 75. do per
bb ! "e'vlSS* 1 "-- 50c^ 5125 - CRABAPPLES. large.' per
bb * : d ° Btnall - $5&56 ; PEARS. Bartleit. per
Jb. . J2«r*3 .V). do. per half-bbl basket. ilgslsO; do, per
bushel basket 75c^l 25; do Clapp's Favorite, per bol.
h*S?A .nr^'i"- r* r bbl 52 SWW3 25; do. per halt-tbl
ta«K » i©* l so: do Catherine, per bbl. $i'as2 5O; do
if^es^^ W7:> »* 225 , •• Beurre d^Anjo^Vr bbl.
!«h «»;,-• «i »«?.*'—"■* aalrKeau - »^"- r >*«2 2r.: d-, Flem
■vjj? ./ifti l^*-. 251 dO Froo^«-. $1 Soigs2: do Le COnte,
J^TfiL--* 1 *»«»»; do other ordinary varieties, per bbl.
T.'. "*^*- : ; Jo - i" r half-bbl basket. «oc®sl; PEACHES.
Pine Island, per carrier. (1 2&SJ2 2S; do. per basket. 35c@
*^4i 1 '" cr ** y - I'*" r car Tier ' «iciSJl&o; do per basket.
~>c<asl; do Mrginia. West Virginia and Western Mary
land, per carrier. Jl 25W52; do. per basket. 4"^®s!. do
Western Mar\-land. per 20-!t> handle basket. 4«fi«<c; do.
per 1(>-It, handle basket. 20*30 : do other Maryland and
Delaware, per carrier; Tsc&Jl •>». do. i*r basket. 2SciS>
»i. do Western New York, per basket. Mtcesl; do "high
!S2U Bt * aß PLI-MS. Western New York, per basket.
l_a3oc: do. per carrier. JI6JI 50; do. up-river [<>r car
rier. r3c9»l 25; do. per basket 15&2T.1 . GP.APES. up
river. Delaware, per case. 7«>iiS»oc; do Niagara. 7Oc©«l ;
do other^white kinds. «oig7oc; do Concord. 7SO6Sc; flo
Moore's Early. MO7Sc: do Champion B*#«kc; do Mary
land and I>«laware. Concord, per case 7jSBOc: do Moore's
Early «C»©-7Oc; do Niagara. «<^@Jl; do Delaware. 75®
™" rCCKLEBERRUS, nearby, per quart 6tll0c: do
Nova Scotia. lOeiSc; Mi;?KiIELONS. Jersey per crate.
i->eSrj2; do. per tomato box. 50c@$l 25: do. per bbl. $1®
51 .... .in. per basket. 50c©* 1 25: do Maryland and Dela
ware, per standard crate. 75r©*2 50; do, per half-bbl
basket. IT.-jjfi 25; do Rocky Ford. Col . per standard
crate. sO©s4; do. per pony crate. J2ttJ«s2 7r. ; WATER
MELONS, per car. *75«r*2«»<,> : do. per 100. ?O@J25: PINE
APPLES, Porto Rico, per crate. 7Sc©sß; <lo Florida, red
Spanish. *150©53 7.*.. do smooth Cayenne, $3gs4; do
Abakka. I2SOOSI
HOI'S — Reports Renera'.lv indicate fair progress in
narreattnc the crop, both in this state and on the
Coast. Some of the samples show Irregular quality,
but on the whole the reports as to quality and quan
tity are favorable. There is nothing doing on the
local market nor is there likely to be much business
until values are more fairly Indicated We quote:
State. 1907. choice, per lb. 7@Sc: do prime. r.tfOc: do
common to medium. r fl4^c. do Pacific Coast. 1907.
choice. 7©Sc: do prime. tl"s©«»4c: do common to
medium. :.^^:»r: do Germans, l»o". prime to choice.
24 <? 27c; do state, 1806. 4©Cc: do Pacific Coast. 1906.
3 ©sc.
HAY AND STRAW — volume of business con
tinues rather light, but receivers have been able to
hold prices well up to the values recently ruling. New
hay is receiving a little more attention at unchanged
quotations. We quote: — Timothy, prime, large
bales, per 100 (b. s.'c; do No 3 to No 1, 70^S2Hc:
do shipping. COffSr.c: do packing. 3r>JT4J>c; clover and
clover mixed. sT>@Gr>c. STRAW — Lonff rye. TOOS.'e;
do short ar.d tangled rye. 50555 c: do oat and wheat.
•Of 4.".r
POULTRY — ALlVß Liberal receipts and trado
light. owlr.tf to the rainstorm prevailing, though holders
asking full late prices. We quote: SPRING CHICKENS.
per lb. 16c; FOWLS, per tb. Vie ROOSTERS, young and
old. per Tb. S<-: TURKEYS, prime, per Ib, '."•- DUCKS.
Western. per rt>. He: do Southern and Southwestern. 10c;
GnE^K. p-ime Western, per It. 3(>c: do poor Western,
Eontbern and Southwestern. &c; GUINEA FOWLS, i<;r
pair r.fV: >■!.;?;.■%•> ncr pair. 20c.
POULTRY— DRESSED — Fowls In considerable «c
cuinulatlon &rd Sc lower. Roosters al*o He lower.
Fprlng chickens meeting a fair cutlet »t steady prices,
with fane? 1 stock quite scarce. Spring turkeys dull and
weak. Spring ducks firm. Spring Reeso slow. Squabs
barely steady. We quote: Iced — TURKEYS, spring,
average, per Xt>. 2<>?r2T>c: d■> old, hens and ton™, per Th.
Ifi^ljt: . SPRINO CHICKENS, broilers. Philadelphia. 4 rt>
and over to pair, average best. 22>g i 2Sc: do under 4 Tr.
If*{r2lc: do Pennsylvania. 4 IT> an i ever to pair. l$#20o:
Ob Pennsylvania, poor. 15tfl7c; do Western, dry picked.
lT© 1 !^; do scalded. 17-: do dry ricked or scalded. 129
l«c: do Southern, average run. 12014 . FOWLS. Western.
dry packed, dry pickeif. fancy. 4 lb «ach and over. In
box-?s. per It), ItKfMt do 3 to 34 TT. each and under.
DOMESTIC SITIATKINS WANTED.
■Mb.
COACHMAN and GARDNER.— Scotch,
sirgrie; understands horses, carriages;
careful driver; generally useful; middle
Bs-i. moderate wages; reference Address
Thomas. IS9 Park Row.
GARDENER.— Married; understands the
business in all Its branches: under glass
and outside. Address J. S., P. O. Box 83.
Riilgefleld Park. N. J.
GARDENER. — Heeud: th. -r.v.gh knowledge
of flowers, fruits, vegetables; under gisaa
outside; landscaping and improvements;
Kn^'Af... a::.Kie. highest references. Charles
New to:;. Castlegouid, Port Washington,
L. I.
MAN and WIFE (city coupler : man handy
with tools; wife cook, housework, etc ;
highest references. Merit, Three Bridges,
N. J.
MARRIED COUPLE, German 3, on farm or
private place: man outside work; wife for
peneral housework; w *>• reference. Peter
Wegner. 151 Puiij tt.. Brji.kl:.-n
USEFUL MAN — Assist cook or run ele
vator in apartment bouse or small ho
tel; frenerally useful: %erj' best of refer
ences. W. H.. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau.
r.iC! I-^irth aye.. comer 42d at.
USEFUL MAN— By capable mar., with 10
j-ears' reference: willing to be generally
useful; li.ioor an 3 outdoor work; wait on
table, etc.; city or eullsUlf w. Ii Miss
Fitzgerald's Bureau. SOS Cth aye.. comer
42.; St.
USEFUL MAN or POBTKK lii colored
mar. I*'. l"-i_r3inR house. hotel cr 1 .s'.n-M
•place, can furnish reference. C. 11. Corvln
ous. 47 riist 133- St.
USEFUL MAN. — man; for country
place: can drive and care horses: refer
ence. P. ■-, Tribune Uptown Office 1264
Broadway.
YACHT . PTEWARD or L'UTLER— I.*-'
three years en well known auxiliary
schooner es steward"; any position accepted
paying $70 or over monthly. Loverijig. Ca
West lOlFt St.
Frmala-
ATTBNDANT-NURPE to an ir.vaiH lady
best of reference; -,ij or cour.trj
Pwensson, 758 Lexington aye.
CHAMBERMAID and WAlTßESS.—Prot
estant; or useful maid: very neat; £ •■'■
reterences; city or country. .i \V.. Mrs.
Collier's Agency. 122 West 23d ft.
COOK. — Fir»t-c!tss; understands plain
and fancy dlehes. puff paste, entrees, all
frozen deserts; very good references;
wages. $»»: city or country- Flaherty's
Bureau. 4«. Columbus aye.; saL 741 River.
COOK. — Protestant: wllllnij to assist laun
dry: excellent baker and family cook;
best of references; country preferred. A.
A., Mrs. Collier's Agency. 122 West 23d at.
COOK a-j 1 LAUNDRESS. — Krperlence-d
woman; tool reference-. Please call 224
West loth st .. second floor, rear.
COOK and LIGHT HOUSEWORK.—CoI
ored Protestant; particularly neat. r*-fine»i.
obliging young woman; rood cook; excellent
references: apartment preferre<l. T. I".
Mrs. Collier's Agency. 122 West 23d st
COOK. — Ptrietly first class; thorounh'y un
derstands all branches of i.laln and fancy
cooklnjt: ver>' neat; o*>«t of references; city
or country. Mrs. Collier's Agency. 122
W««t 23d «t.
COOK. — German; pood laundress; speaks
EnifJlfh also general housework; private
house; good references; sleeping home.
Frances LJe/Ur. !<!•« East lOSth st.
COOK and LAUNDRESS. - Experienced
woman; trood reference. IT ease call 224
"West l*th St.. rear.
COOK. — Swedish; flret-c!ass in all r—
M(ti; *rood mana—r. lor.R. exc«l!»nt
references; friend, chambennald. aß>i»t
wa!tre-t Osterber«f> Bureau. 718 Lex
lrifrr^n » v » : phone 1055 Plaza
DAT"? WOKK. &c — -tuagim *ati_i woman
wants work by day or week: cook, laun
dress hou>»-cleaalng; reference. .Kourke,
_27 East 126 th st. .
FIRST CLASS cooks, laundresses, wait
resses parlormaids chambermaids and
housemaids en hand; mostly Scandinavian
and German he!; . references etrictly in
vertlpated. scar. Inn Emp. Bureiu.
147 Lexington aye.. between C9tb and 60th
its. Tel. 4SS7— Plaza.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.— By middle
Hfrt-i woman; strictly temperate, and will
lcp- pood j._Un cook and la'jndnuit. ex
cellent references; »1_ month: Irwln's
Bureau. 77 West 11th st
GENERAL IIOL'SEWORK. by a very
competent younc girl; (rood cook and
laundress; very «ocd references. Flaherty's
Bureau 4h!> Columbus aye.; tel. 741 River.
GOVERXE?S— By — «■« lady (rrafiiiate of
a kindergarten trtiininp school; can offer
1..*-. recommendations. Address "Kinder
garten." Box 16. Tribune Office.
HOVSKWORK. — By respectable woman;
sleep home; references. H.. 412 East
GDth ht.. Room 46.
HOI'SKKEnPCR— - <ri cleanlnc: take rare;
of bachelor apartment*: day or nljrht
•work: fle*p home. Inquire in laundry. 368
Ralph aye.. Rrooklyn.
HOTSEKEEPER -SECRETARY. — EntrlHh
woman, capable of catering, marketing,
jian«Rln|f number of servants; decorate;
•lever seed;.- woman; excellent references
from leading N. Y. families. Miss Fitx
l-erald's Bureau. BOS 6th aye.. cor. 43d.
I A' VDHK.SS. — First class Finnish laun
dress: can do shirts, fine work: beat ref
erences; country preferred; also plain laun
dress and chambermaid. Jussila Bureau.
«M*i Islington aye.
MAID and Seamstress, or Chambermaid:
competent Swedish girl: v»-r> best refor
.,.». Juralla. Bureau. «B« Islington ev<\
NURSE OR MAID.— By French girl; aged
_ personal references. I_ure Conan.
Bound Brook. N. J.
WAITRESS-CHAMBERMAID— Very neat,
quick young Irish girl: good appearance;
understands the care of silver and glass,
make ralad* and l« a g->od waitress :refer
■M_ Flaherty's Hureau. 4S.'. Columbus
are.: tel 741 Itlverslde.
LOST — BANKBOOKS.
i"7»<T —Itenkbook No. AW _ Dry Dock
_\ings Institution. Any person having
•4__bi__ said book is called ujwn to
p^Jent X same to the bank within thirty
_'. or th" .aid book will be declared
rsn.ellexl and -xtinirulshed and a new one
Issued in lieu thereof
_T7. r^asOiM* » JX).WI- I"""' b >' «J>«
l-nlon Square Saving* Bank, formerly th.
InatTtSuo? tor th, Paving- of Merchants"
«"erk" Tinier will ple.se return it _ the
bank. _^_____ '"' ' : :
ir,?T —Bankbook No Vf>o.)-m. Harlem
gavins» Bank. rllnJly return to bank.
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY. AIT.UST 27, 1908.
In boxes, per Th. 12H®15c: do Western, dry picked, aver
age best. In bbls. per It). 13c; do Southwestern. 124@lSc;
do Southern. 12^4c: do dry picked, poor. 10S>12c; do
Western, scalded. l(Vgl3c: COCKS, old. dry picked or
• scalded, per It,. »c; DUCKLINGS. Long Island and East
ern, spring. 14rsc. do state and" Pennsylvania, 13ti(8"14c;
GEESE. Eastern, spring, white, per tb.' 17618 c; do dark.
15§>lGc; SQUABS, prime, large, white, per dozen. SI _&•#
$3 25: do dark. 78c#tl 25; do culls, 50c: GUINEA
FOWLS. r>«T pair. 60c$t]
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES— Potatoes firmer
Sweet potatoes higher. Onions selling well for best grade",
but poor dragging. Cabbages firm. Cucumbers and pickles
show Irregular quality. Cauliflowers in light supply,
tggplants steady. Corn selling well. Lettuce generally
poor. Lima beans in good demand. Peppers steady. Peas
brought former prices. String beans dull and slightly
lower. Squash weak. Tomatoes dragging heavily We
quote; POTATOES. Ixing Island in bulk, per bbl. $2 503
*2 <•»; do Jersey, round, per bbl. $s!_n#s-5O: do long.
$2@^2 2o; do Jersey, round kinds, per sack. $2 2T><£s2 4":
do long kinds. $_.{;s_ 10; SWEET POTATOES. Eastern
Shore, yellow, per bbl $2Wx&J3; do North Carolina, yel
low, per bl'l $2^*s_ ,Vi do Jersey, per double head bbl.
S.igSa ,V(; do per basket. 50cfji$l 30; BEETS, per bbl. *13>
>1 25; CARROTS, per bbl, $1&$1 60 CABBAGES, nearby.
flat Dutch, per I<H>. $4'gJ'j; do nearby, small, per 100.
$3@s4; CUCUMBERS, state, per bbl. $1 25«*2; do per
basket. SOS7iic; do upriver per bbl. Il®sl 60; do per bas
ket. 40@ft«>r; do Eastern per box or basket. $I©sl 50:
CUCUMBER PICKLES, state, per l,(«J0, S'igS3 s*>; do
Hockland County, N Y. f2353 2i; do Long Inland and
Jersey, per 1.000 fl 50(5*2 50; CEIjERY. per dozen
stalks. .. r Kg:3oc: CAUIJFLOWERS. sate. per bbl. $•<©*».
do Kuffalo. per crate of one dozen. $1 2T>§sl 75; do Long
Island, per bbl. $l.V>Jfs3 5o- ECSGPLANTS. Jersey, per
l.bl. 75c(gJl _r. ; GREEN CORN, Hackensack, per I'M
$1@»1 50; do other Jersey. oOc@sl 25; LETTrCK, state,
per basket. 750g5l 76; do 'per box. 75c©Jl 25; do nearby,
per bbl. 50c<a$l 25; LIMA BEANS, Ixinp Island and
Jersey. pctato. per basket or bag. $lti*l 50; do flat.
75cS^l 25; ONIONS. Ohio, yellow, per 100 In bag. Jl®
51 25; do state and Western, white, per crate. N)ff7flc:
do state, white, per basket. TScirJl 5O; do Orange County,
yellow, per bag. $1 _s«sl 50; do red. *lf*l 37: do Long
Island, ra_ and yellow, per bbl. SI SO® $2; do Jersey,
white, per basket. &Or-«rsl 25: do yellow. 7Rc©*l; OKRA.
Jersey, i-er box or basket 50ci&$1: PKPPEES. Bullnose
and long. red. per bbl. $I@sl 50: do BullnOse and long
green 75cfi$l; do Cheese, per bbl. 90c©$l: do Cheese.,
green. fllKgMOr . PEAS, state, large, per basket or bag.
fl{rs2 2.-. STRING BEANS, nearby, wax. per basket or
bog. 35@7T.c; do green. Wip«sl; do stale, wax. per basket.
«>*«»••: do green. 7.-.c<Ssl 12. SQUASH, marrow per bbl.
75c»$l do white and yellow, 2flS's<*-; TT KMP.\ ruta
baga. per bbl or bag. $I®sl TOMATOB? upriver,
per bush basket, 2f.@3Oc: do Jersey, per box. 10®40c.
Toledo. Aug. 26.— CLOVERSEED— October. $6 15: T>e
cember, »6 20; March, »6 27Vi. Al^lKE— Cash, $fe «5.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.
Liverpool. Aug. 26.— Closing: WHEAT— Spot steady;
No 2 red Western winter. 7s Oisd; futures quiet; Septetn -
l>er, 7s 4>id: December. 7s B%d. <V>RN— Spot firm;
American mixed. 7s 40 : futures quiet: September, 5s $> l »d.
Kl/>-."R Winter patents, quiet. 2.Ss Od. BOPS — At Lon
don (Pacific Coast), steady. £1 10s@i2 ss. BEEF — Extra
India mess firm. 110s. PORK— JTime mess Western
strong, 77s fid. HAMS— Short cut, 14 to 16 lb. steady. 675.
BACON — Cumberland cut, 26 to 80 lb. strong. BOs; short
rib. 16 to 24 n>. strong, 4".»5; long clear middles, light,
28 to 34 Th strong, 40s; long clear middles, heavy. 35 to
40 T1». strong 47s 6d. short clear backs, lrt to 20 Tt>.
strong. 47b- clear -b»llic9. 14 to 10 It). strong. 54».
SHOULDERS — Square. 11 to 13 IT., firm. 3Sa. LARD —
Prime Western, In tierces, steady. 47s 3d: American re
fined, In palls, ttrm, 47s 6J. CHEESE— Canadian finest
colored, new, firm. «2»; Canadian finest white, new,
firm tils TALLOW — ITlme city steady. 27* TURPEN
TINE- Spirits steady. 2Ks 3d. LINSEED OIL— Steady.
_.'* PETROLEUM — Quiet. 7d. ROSIN — < steady.
7a 3d.
"After all. you know, a man Is only as old as he
feels!"
"Yes; how about the fellow who "feels Ilka a
two-year-old'?" — Philadelphia Press.
RTF.AMBOAT.I.
Rffil^Tffilßfl AKD POWTS IN
I2)lyi© II lyiOvJ NEW ENGLAND
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES.
FALL, RIVER 1/IXE Via Newport and
Fall River. Lv Pier 19. N. R. . ft. Warren
Bt. Daily. 6.30 P. M. Sirs PRIBCILLA
and COMMONWEALTH. Orchestra on each.
PROVIDENCE LINK Via Pro. Lv. Pier
1«. N. It., ft. Murray Ft., week days. 6 '*>
P. M. Btra PROVIDKXCE and PLYM
OUTH. Orchestras.
IRWICH LINE Via New London and
East. Lv. Pier 40, N. R. ft. Ciarkson St..
week days 600 P. M . Pier 70. E. B . ft-
E. 223 -St. H." 1 P. M. Strs. CITY OF
LOWELL ana CHESTER W. CHAPIN.
NEW BEDFORD LINE For N«w Bed
ford. Martha's Vineyard. Nantucket and
'<*;.•« Cod points. _.*( I'ier 4*>, N. X.. ft.
Claikaon St. week days. 6.00 P. M. Btra.
MAINE acfl NEW HAMPSHIRE.
NEW HAVEN* LINE For New Haven.
Hartford. Springfield, and North. Lv. Pier
28. E. It., week days. _ 4.'. P. M. Suns..
ft. SO A. M . Pier 70. E. R.~. ft. i. ---: St.".
week days. 3 "0 P. M. Suns.. lv oi. a M.
Btr. RICHARD PECK.
BRIDGEPORT LINK l- Pier -is. B.
P. , near Catharine BC. Sir. NAL'GAII'CK,
U.«O A. M. week days. Str. BRIDGE
PORT. 3<«' P. _: . Bats 2.00. Lv pier 70,
E. R. ft. East 22d St.. week days t '<*>.
Pats. ?.<'. fuo». ."i.3u P M. Telephone »100
(Vrtiandt. or write for information. F. C.
f'OLEY. A. G. J. A.. N. i. N. CO.. Pier
19. N. It.. New York.
mmm BUYER DA? LSRE
Pa.ia.Ual *iea<ners "liKNDKiCi- UUiu-
BOX." "NEW YORK," "ALBANY," and
"MART POWELL." of the. Hudson Rlvar
Day Line, fastest and fiacat river boa.* So
tbe world.
Lv. Read Down. Daily Ar. Read Up.
A.M. .A.M. IP. M cxc. Sun. A.M.IP.M. P.M.
6:00 I r .Bklrn Annex, t ! CW\
8.40 »:4n'l:4s..L>esb-s St 11:45 6 tit)! 9rOB
»:C>L> 10:«OJ2:00..W. 42d St 11:20 6:30 8:40
• :20,10:20,i:_0..W 11:00 6:10 »• 10
9:43 10:50 Tonk.rs 4:30 7:3»
I ... i4:M>.H'ld Falls.B:4o
U«oj 1.00 6:00... W. P0int.. 8:36; 3:50 45
.. •I_r.i6:_6. . Cornwall .8:15 «3:20
12:25 1:45 8 45.. Newb'gh .b.VQ . 2:16 B:0»
6:18. N. Ha-nbh.7 80 '
6:30... Milton .7.15 •
1:18 2:85 0:46. P*keepsle .7:00 1:20 4:1»
5:10 Klncton Point... 12:25 ....
„ 7:45.. Kinrston .6:00 ...
«:25 Catsklll 11:00 ....
«:40J Hudson 10:40
«:10l Albany *-:3<> ■•
P.M. IPM P.M. A.M.JA.M. M.
•Connecting at Cornwall with 6 * W. Ry.
Special trains to Catsklll ML resorts sr.d
Saratoga, and easy connections to all points
East. North and West. Through tickets and
baggage checked at office* of N. Y. Trans
fer Co. Through rail tlcVeiß between N. Y.
and Albany accepted. Most delightful ©Be
half and one-day outlncs to West Point.
Nem-burgh. or Poughkeopste. returning en
any flown Day boat. On Saturdays at West
Point Full Dresi Inspection with the Band
at 13 p. m. Ileas» served at all hours.
Mr«nc.
Str. Mary Powell 5o^ > V imM
Perfect Afternoon outing. I>eave Des
brossea St. 1:45 P. M.. c-jsuectlng at West
Point w.tn
Qtr AlV_-tt « ue West 42d St 8 :4« P M-
Oil. «.llj<t_ij, orchestra on each steamer.
HUDSON NAVIGATION CO.
ptv.iii i.'< Btra. ( W. Jloise or
rtui UiS Adirondack leave. Pier 32.
LINE N. It . ft. Canal .St.. 6:<X>
Ne-Tork- P. M.. W. 129 th St.. «i:3O
New p M .. Yonkers 7:13
Albany | p.m. daily, fa *i.rK)
r— r>t— i— _-« b!r> Dean Richmond
CITIZEN is _- Greenport lv. Pier 48.
T IVF ' N. X.. ft. W. 10th St..
6:00 P. M. dally. Bun-
New York — : „>• str. touches at Al
'r-^., bany. ROUND TRIP
Tr °J %•> 60^
SanCy Hock Route
For NORTH JERSEY
COAST RESORTS
Leave New "Fork. Pie __. ...
foot West 42d Street. 8:r.O, 0:85,
10:30 A. M. 12:30. 1:30. 3:10. 4:15.
625 7.45 P. M Sundays. 9:00. 10:00
A M.. 1:00, 3:30. 7:45 P. M.
Leave New York. Pier 10. N. R.. /
foot Cedar Street, 8:lfl. 10:00. 11:00
A M. 1:00. 2:00. 3:45. 4:4.'.. 5:4.'. and
glO 1* M Sundays. 30. 10:30 A.
li 30. 4:00 anJ 8:10 P. M.
MOST DELIGHTFUL HIGH ORADH
SAIL IN NEW TORK HAHBOH.
$- />ft Round Trip N«w York *« nn
JI.CO to Atlantic Highland. 91-VV
Paaei-ngera can make round trip on
all steamers except those leaving W.
4°J St., 5:25 and 7:45 V M.. Sundays
7-45 P. M.: Cedar Ft. 5:45 anJ 810
P. M.. Sundays 8:10 P. M.
BLOCK ISLAND, ORIENT,
GHEENPCKT, SHELTER ISLAND
AND SAG HARBOR.
•Via Montauk Steamboat Co.'a Line)
Leave N. T. New Ple» 8. E. R.. Tue»
flays * Thursdays, 6:»0 P. It.: B»tur
days. 1:00 P. U.
___ rK>«\/«»e7=i/R»r\n OI rc<:t all water
EnnlQ) fSfni^ lriOi N route ' Metropol-
IT lyl uu I® ly^jnu' IK! rSb-T s ?e r '"!
v v Turbine Steel
|< -- ______I__Steamshli«.
faktfhf VALE & KAl^All
From I'ier 40. N. It., near foot Christopher
St. week days and Sundays. 6 V. M.. due
Boston 8 A. M. next day. Same schedule
returning.- Tickets, etc.. at pier and prin
cipal Ticket and N. Y. Transfer Co. offices.
[I^_il£3-ll^^^^ ; T^ff^
Tor POUGHKEEPSIE" and KINGSTON,
from Pier 24. N. R.. week days. 4 P. M
Saturdays. 1 P. M.; West 129 th fit.. 1:30
P M. For NEWBURGH. from Pier 24.
s - X.: week days. 8 P. M. Saturdays. i
r' V.: -.-«t 128 th St.. 8:80 P. M.
CTTKniTS I FTom Pier 24. N. ft.. 8 A. M.
_» L 1L 1 l - -> » - , w««t l_»th St. B:Sf. A.. U.
fn± ft\ TT Si fYT nn_n_ EvEN ' iNo line
pAI U SJl>AUli3lJr>forthe Catskllli.
\M/ Hudson, Coxsickle. Lv. Chrlatojiher
f-:.. 6 P. M.; W. 128 th St.. 7 P. M ■
sieo R»t.. Christopher St.. 1 P. M.; W.
I29th St.. 1:20 P. M. Fare. II -- Resort
Directory Free. Addr««s Pi*r 43. N. R.
A WEEK'S OUTING
Delightful tours under escort. Sept. 14, to
Iv«kes George and Champlain and A usable
Chafm. All expenses Included Bead fur
at a its Marsters Tours. 31 W. :10th *t..
New York.
.RO.tns.
REW SEUFS CEHTRAIL
rWO-HOUK TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERT HOUR ON THE HOUR.
FUK i'iiiLADIiLPHIA. Lv. W. ifcJu ST.:
— 6.WJ. 7.60. a._u, Ko). u.au, 10.DO. 11. -0. 11.30
a. m.. 12.00. 1.20, 1.60, 2.50. 3.60, 43U
4.60. 5.60. 6.50. 7.60. £.50, 11.50 p. m.
bunJayfc. 7.50. h.OO. V.60. 10.60. 11.60 a. m..
12.fc0. 1.50. 2.60. 5.50. 4.60. 6.50. 8.60. 7.60,
b.50 10.20, 11.60 p. m.
Lv. LIBERTY BT. : — 1.80, 6.30. 00, 8.00.
8.80. V.OO. 10.00. 11.00, 11 30 o. m.. 12.00
noon. 1.00. 1.80. 2.00. 8.00. 4.00. 4.30. 6.00.
COO. 7.00. b.OO. U.OO p. m.. 12.16 midnight.
E-nO-vs. LBO, 8.00, b.OO, 10.00, 11.00 a. m..
12.00 noon, 1.00. 2.00. 3.00. 00. 8 00. 8.00.
7.00. too. it. oo, 10.30 p. m.. 12.15 midnight.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
I.V. W. 23d 6T :— 7.00. 0.50. 11.60 _- m..
1.60. 3.60. 6.60. 680 p. m. doily. Lv. LIB
ERTY ST.: — 8.00. 10.00 a. m.. l-.^
noon, 2.00. 4.00. 6.00. 7.00 p. m. dally.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv. W. 234
BT. :— a. m.. (12.50 fists, only). 8.20
p. m Sundays, SO a »i.. 2.20 p. m. Lv.
LIBERTY ST. :— IO.OO a. m.. (1.00 Sato,
only), 40 p. m. Sundays. 10.00 a. iv..
.Bi' p. m.
VIA ALL — Lone Branch. Asbury
Park. Ocean Orove. Ac I.v. W. 23d FT. : —
6.20, 11.20 a. m.. (12.20. 1.00 Son. only).
l.i'O. S.M. (4 20 does not stop at Lone
Branch or run an Sate.). 4.30. <« <X>.
except Sat* . j. 5.20. 20. 11. 80 i- m. bun
days. ».or.. 0.60 a. m . S.SU. ts _\. p. m. Lv.
LIBERTY ST. *-00. b.BO. 11.30 a. m.,
41240. 1.20 Eats. only). 1.30, &30. (4.53
does not stop _t Long Branch or run co
Hr-.M .). 4.4.".. (6.13 except Bats), 0.80, 6.80
p. ii. . 12.01 midnight. Sundays. 8 SO. *14.
10.00 a. m , 4'oo, 8.10 p. m
BANDY HOOK ROUTE —For AtlantlO
HiKhlaniTE. fcea Bright. Monmnuth itucX
l_»ig Branch. fury Park. Ocean Grova.
Ac. Lv. Pier 81. N. R.. Foot W. 42d ST.:
—8.60. 9.35. 10.30 a. m.. 12.30. l.» 0. 8.10,
16. 6.25. 7.46 p. m. Bur-days. »(>O. 10.00
a. m.. J.OO. B.SO. 7.41 p. in. t-«av» Pier 10.
K. R.. Foot Cedar St.. 9. li». 10.0 U. 11.00
a. m.. 1.00, 2.00. 8 46. 4.43. 6 4.".. 6.10 p. m.
Sundays. V.So. lu.Sw a. m.. l.Su. 4.00. 8.10
p. i:..
Time tables rr.a- be o! Wlr.-d folio— '-
mr oracea: Liberty et. (W 2;»J Ft. TeL
Chelsea 8144), Pier* 10 and 61, N. It.. •
Astor House. 24.".. 4.14 I*"" 1354 Broadway,
1« 22n. 2SI nfth At.. 77I»8 Third At, ill
West 126 th lit.. 245 Columbus Ay.. New
York-. 4 Court St.. B*3. 344 Fulton St.. 47»
Nostrond Ay.. Brooklyn; 890 Broadway.
WHllam»burj:. New York Transfer Co. calls
for and check* baicrair* in destination.
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO R. R.
KOYAL BUDS LINK TKAINS.
"Every other hour on the even hour."
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Cor.necriont In New Union Station,
Washtnctoo. with all Lines Bc-tu
Leave New York Daily. 23d ft: Üb'y Bt.
WASHINGTON. Supers. 11.50 pm 1.30 ocb
WASHINGTON. Diner. 7.50 am 8.00 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. ».6O am 10.00 am
{Parlor car N. Y. to Richmond. V_)
WASHINGTON. Dire-, 11. am 12 00 n'n
WASHINGTON Buffet. 1.50 pni 2.00 pm
"ROYAL LTD..' Diner. 8.60 »in 400 pm
WASHINGTON. 3ufl>t. 6.50 pel 7.00 pa
Through Dally Trains to th* West.
CHICAGO. PITTSBL'RQ. 7.60 am 8.00 am
CHICAGO, COU'MBCB. 11.50 am 12.00 n'a
PITTHBX-RO. CLEVKL'D. 8.5!; 4.00 Ina
"PITTSHURO LIMITE_)."6.BO cm 7.00 pra
CIN..BT. LOUIS. 11.50 pm 1.30 am
CIN..BT LOUIS.LOUISV.. 960 am 10 00 un
CIN..BT.LOIT!B.LOU"SV.. 6.60 pm 6.00 pm
Offlce»: 245. 484. 1300 Broadway. 6 A»K.r
House. 108 Greenwich St.. 223 6th At.. SBl
Grar.3 St., N. V. ; 348 Fulton Kt_. Brooklyn;
West 23d St. and Liberty Bt.
After « p. m Bleeping Our Heaervatlons
and full Information regarding trains, etc..
ran be obtained at Bureau of Information.
B. i O. R. R-. 23d St. T«rmln»L 'Phon»
K-mbex. Chelsea^— 3l44.
LEMIHi YALLEV.
•Foot of W. 2SdA: Cortlaadt * Desbro»Bes6t«. B.
•Dally. Sunday: »7 25. 1.6.^3. e7.45. **. n3.«. xi.4l|.
— — iL-.N.Y ,A Lt.N.Y.. B
Bnff..\'lonra F-.li Kip... -a7.4oA>i -e7.50 * _
lln£f»H»-Chlo«po K-prses." -b».40 A M «d» SO * M
DIiMO.VD KIPKKBS. | '11.55 AM *12 00 X M
C_lcs«c-Toron'o Bxprev* | *cS 4Up« *x. r > 40 r M
THKBITr-I'-Al.OTltAiy. -7 95 M '» <*> r v
" picket 355 and 14<0 brosdway.
BVSINKSS (HAXKS.
A MANUrACTURINO CONCERN would
like to place a live-year mortgage of
$30 0(Kl en It» plant; valuation about $9(1.
<p(X». This is an established concern, doing
a good business and haH be«n runtilr.i.* full
time day and nlfrht since the middle of
February- To a party wishing a food In
vestment this is a Rood orr"rtun!ty. Ad
drees L., Box ■■". Tribune Office
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PERMANENT 100 ROOMS. 40 PRIVATE
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ELEVATOR ROOMS FOR GENTLJIMEN.
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61ST ST.. 62 WEPT — -l—rice, w»ll furnished
room* In doctor's house, bath; references;
gentlemen.
60T!H ST.. 107 WEST. — Delightfully home
ilKe acconur lodatl.ms; s»cond floor, two
large rtK.ms. dressing room; crtvala bath;
others.
SSIi HT.. 108 W —Parlor and bedroom; con
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vate fainlly_lCl«in^__b_l^
BOARD AND ROOMS.
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The Tribune's Directory of Desirable Rooms.
Writs for circular.
Full Inforrriatton cun'-ernlng the>i e rooms
msy b* had. fre« of charge, at the T'ptown
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Rroadwcy. betwtcc 30th and 37'h its.
831) ST. R5 EAST 'near Madison aye. and
Metropolitan Museum of ArtV — Amni-aji
private family: newly d.-corated and fur
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BT NI«'HOI_A.K AYE. 712 -Elegant out
side rooms, single or en suite; baths:
.lit *slng rn'>ms; table unexcelled ; reason
able, convenient "L." or subway
231) ST . 41S W.-— Suite of rooms; floor,
through: double, single, privste bath;
steam heat; excellent table.
IWMADISON AYE . NEAR 28TM Rooms,
double, single, *n suite; tabie guast*;
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PI' B LI C >OTI ( E*.
NEW TORK SUPREME COURT. BTH
Judicial District. — County ana
Putnam County. — Northern Aqueduct i-»»
partment, tection — Notice of Application
lor the Appointment of Commissioners or
Appraisal, . .
Public notice Is hereby given that It is
the Intention of the Corporation Counsel o.
The City of New York to make application
to the supreme Court of «he State of New
York for the appointment of commissioners
or Appraisal under Chapter 724 of th* Laws
of IMX> as amended.
Such application will be made to the Su
preme Court at a Special Term thereof to
be held In and for the Wth Judicial District
at the Judges' Chambers In the City of
New Kochelle. Westchester County. N. V..
on the 26th day of September. 190b. at 9:30
o'clock In the forenoon of that day. or as
ioou thereafter as Counsel can be heard.
The object of such application is to obtain
»n crder of the Court appointing three dis
interested and competent freeholders. ott»
of whom shall reside in the County of >■<*•
York and one of whom shall reside in the
County of Orange or Putnam, to act as
Commissioners of Appraisal under said act
and discharge all tr.e duties conferred by
said act and the acts amendatory thereof.
The real estate sought to be taken or af
fected Is situated in the Towns of Mont
gomery, Newburgn and Cornwall. Orange
County, and the Town of Polllipstown,
Putnam County.
The following Is a description of the real
estate to be acquired in fee. together with
a reference to ten date and place of filing
of said map:
All those certain pieces or parcels of real
estate situated in the towns of Montgomery,
Newburgh and Cornwall. County of orange.
Town of Flshkill. County of Dutchess. and
Town of Phllilpstown. County of Putnam.
Btate of New York, shown on a certain
map entitled "Northern Aqueduct Depart
ment. tvetion No. 6. Board of Water Sup
ply of ru« City of New York. Mai- of real
estate. Mtuaied in the Towns of Montgom
ery. Newbu.-gh and Cornwall. County of
Orange, Flshkill, County of Dutches*, and
Phlllipstown. County of Putnam, and State
of New York, to be acquired by The City
of New York under the provisions of Chap
ter 724 of the Laws of l»0o as amended,
for the construction of Catsklll Aqueduct
and appurtenances from Ulster Co. line
near St. Elmo to vicinity of Coldenham and
from Foundry Brook Valley to west shore
of Hudson p.tver at Storm King. which
map whs filed in the office of the County
Clerk of the County of Orange at Goahen.
New York, en the loth day of June. iflOS.
in the offlco of the County Clerk of the
County of I>utchesa at Poughkeepsle. New
York, on th» 13th day of June. 1008. and
in the office of the County Clerk of the
County of Putnam at Carmel. New York,
on the 16th day of June. 1W>8: which par
cels an bounded and described as follows:
FIRST PART.
Beginning at the north-west corner of
Parcel No. 2<J7. In the lino between th«
counties of Ulster and Orange, said point
being about 120. feet easterly from the
point of intersection of said county line
with th» easterly line of Plains Road (lead
ing from New Paltz to St. Andrew), and
running thence along said county line and
the northerly line of said parcels. South
74" 42' East lfki.7 feet to the north-east
corner of said pared; thence along the
easterly lino thereof, the easterly lines of
parcels No«. -•>■■> and 26H and partly along
the easterly line of parcel No. 270. the fol
lowing courses and distances: South »" 41'
West 800.9 feet. South 3" 38' West 26
feet. South 2* 2.V East 2096.2 feet. South
6" 09* East 18 8 feet South ft' 63' East
1606.2 feet. South X* 64' East 76.3 feet and
South «' 04' West 14«. feet to a point In
the northerly lln» of King's Hill Road
(leading from St. Andrew to Leptondale>:
thence along said road line. North 64* 00'
East 18. feet; thence continuing along said
easterly' line of parcel No. 270. Bouth -0*
00" East 19.3 feet and Bouth 16* 14' West
28. feet, crossing said road, to a point In
the southerly line thereof; th«nce along
said road line. South 64* 00* West 24. 2
f»et; thence still continuing along said east
erly parcel line, and running along the
easterly line of parcel No. 271. partly along
'.he easterly lines of parcels Nos. 272 and 273.
along the northerly line of parcel No. 274.
and the northerly and partly along th«
easterly linos of parcel No. 275. the fol
lowing courses, distances and curve: South
«>* 04 West 9»7.2 feel on a curve of 125.
feet radius to the left. 77. feet. South
29* 13' East 1030.6 feet, South fil* 22' East
1204. feet, croMing a lane. South 2" 04'
East 128b.S feet. South 8' 17' East 626.5
fw.t. bouth &• 31' East 3C2 8 feet. South
H4° 29' West 35. feet an.i Bouth 6' 31' East
126.4 feet to a point in the easterly line
of a roa.l leading from l?t. Andrew to New
burgh; thrtirc along said road line. South
17* 4ir East 1f1«.3 feet; thence still con
tinuing along the easterly line of pox. el
No. 2.3. and running along the easterly line
of parcel No 277, the following courses,
distances ar.d curve: South O* 44 East
767.8 feet, crossing said road. South SB" 11'
West 23. feet, t^outh 0* 44' East 179 0 feet.
on a cunt of 130 feet radius to the left,
97.1 f»»t. South 37' 43' East 47 f~r.
North Kl* 40' Eaut &0.6 feft and South
4* 14' East 20. feet to the south-east cor
ner of Bat 1 parcel No. 277. In th« centra or
a road !<.ad!i» from Waller, to NewMirgh.
•aid point being also the north-east oorr.er
of parcel No. 279; thence along the easterly
lines of said parcel No. 279 and parcels
Nob. 2ho. 2»1 and 2>«4. and partly along the
northerly and along th« easterly lines of
parcel No. 2*3. the .wing courses and
<J!otance»: South 4* 14 East 20 feet, . outh
XT ■*(•' East 6151 feet. Boats 52* 11' Wmt
31. feet. South 37* 49 East 177 feet.
South .*' B<> Kail 1433.3 feet, again cross
ing th» before mentioned rend leading from
m Andrew to Newr.-ivgh. North 80" <( 1'
Kant about 21. f*et. South 9* 2* Fast r,P5.0
feet, on a curve of MM feet radius to tbe
right. 151.8 feet, an.! South ll»* 31' West
124.7 f»»t to the. most southerly point of
■ 114 parcel No. 2SD. In the easterly line of
parcel No. 2M». In the easterly line of
Bouth Plank Hoad; th<"nc» partly aionK saM
easterly jiarcej Une and tho easterly lit.- of
parcel No. 2*7. Houth 19* 31' West 54.8
feet, crossing wil! road, to a point In the
westerly line thereof, at the mf*t easterly
point cl parcel No. L-- then ■• partly along
the eaiiter:-. Una of said parcel, along the
easterly lines of parrels No». "-*9 and 2»0.
and 1-n-tly along the easterly line of parr«l
No 2»1, the following courses and dis
tances: South 19* 31' West firtl.9 fe«t. South
»• Ml Writ 33.3 feet, jjnuth v' 21' West
lOH4 f»«: Scuta IV* 12' Weal 140T..3 feet,
Pouth 8* 03' West 2779. S feet. Nor;h 86* 67'
We»t 2.M feet and South 1" 00 Wast 842.8
fe»t to the south—east "rn»r of said parcel
No 291 In the northerly line of parcel No.
292. In the northerly line of Cochet-ton Turn
like (leading from Coldenham to Kwt
(••«ld«nhan;>. then along the. northerly
Un« of Fa;'. m ike aiirl partly along said
northerly parcel line North 88* 48 East
73. S feet to the north-east comer of said
parcel: thence, parti v along the easterly line
thereof. South 1* 12 East »'.'> feet. cro*»
!-t wild turn pike; thence continuing alor.g
said easterly parcel line. South bS' 48' West
78.8 feet and South 1* 00" West 10K.J.4 feet
to the m<"«t northerly point of parent No. i
294 In th«i westerly »M» of Drury I.ane. in
the, line between the towns of Montnomery
»nd Newburgh: thence along the easterly
line of said parcel, and partly ajmig tlia
easterly and along th» southerly lines of
parrel No. 2W, Mouth. 1* <»> Went 616.1
feet, crossing sail! lane. South 6 31' East
2» 3 feet. Houth 12* 01' East 104H.3 feet
and North 73' M' West fifi6.6 fe«t. re—
crcsitng said lar.e. to the south-west corner
of sail parcel No. 295. at another point In
the before mentioned town line. thence
along (aid town line anil th*» westerly line
Of sal.'. parcel. North 16' 07 1 East 712 .'! fret
to the m<*t westerly point of b-for* men- ;
tioned iiarcet No. 2514, In the westerly side ■
or before mentioned I»rury Lane; thence
along said westerly side, partly along said
westerly parcel line, and continuing along
said town line. North 1«" 07' East IH 4 '
feat to the most southerly i>olnt of parcel i
No. 2tt3; ther.ee along th* westerly line of
said parcel and partly, along the westerly :
line, of before rne.ntlon<-d pare*] No. 292, :
North V W East 2421.1 feet to the moat
southerly point of b« fore mentioned parcel j
No »il; thence partly along the southerly I
line of nail parcel. North 1" 00' East 120 6
feet' thence continuing along said southerly j
parcel Una, South bb' 4h' West 106.7 feet ;
to the south-west corner of said parcel;
thence partly along th» westerly line there
of. North 1" 12' West «6. feet, again cross
ing before mentioned Oochecton Turn Pike, j
to a point In the northerly line thereof;
thence along said line. North M.V 48' East ;
171.3 feet; thence still continuing along salJ
westerly line of parcel No. 2UI, and run
ning along the westerly linen of before
mentioned parrel* Nob. 2M» and 2HX. th«
following courses and distance*: North 1*
00' East N'-'S * feet. North 86* f.7' Went
M 8 feet North 3" 03' East 1076.7 feet.
North 58* 67' West 160. feet. North 3* 03' I
East 1000. feet, South f6* 57' East ISO. !
feet North 3* 03' East 706.7 fret. North
6* ir East 126T fret South M* 4S' East
2f> f»«t. North D* Vl' East 144 feet. North
0* 21' East 24b.9 feet. North H8" 39' West i
23 feet North 0 - 21' Ea*t KZ7.7 feet. North
9' 56' East t'9.9 feet. North 19* 81' East I
871 1 feet. North 70* 20 West 175. feet.
North 19" 81' East 300 feet. North 4* 81' j
East 3C6 feet. North 19* 31' East ll».<i '
f&et ar.a S;orth 36' 32' East 96.4 feet to the j
most westerly point of before, mentioned I
parcel No. 2JjtJ. In the westerly side of be
for« mentioned South Plank Road, thence
partly along the westerly line of said par
cel. North 35* 32' East 62.7 feet, crossing
said road to a point in the easterly line
thereof, In the westerly line of before met- '
tioned parcel No. 286. thence partly along j
said westerly parcel line and along «al<l !
road line. North 16" 24' West 18» 2 feet to '■
the north-west comer of said parcel; thence i
partly along the northerly line thereof and !
the westerly line of before mentioned parcel j
No 284 North 80* 01' East about 33 feet. :
North 9* 28' West 304. 4 fe-?t and North
14" 80' West 164.5 feet to the most south
erly point of parcel No. 2.>53. In the easterly
line of the before mentioned road leading
from Walden to Newburgh; thence partly
i-lotig the westerly line of said parcel. North '
54* 80' West 43.1 feet to the most southerly ]
point of parcel No. 252. in the center of
said road: thence along the westerly lines !
of said parcel and before mentioned parcels
Koi. 281. 2hO and 27», and. along the south
erly and westerly lines of before mentioned
parcel No. 278. the following courses and
distances: North 14* 30' West 945.2 feet
North 20" 08" West 60.6 feet. North 37* 48 l
West 655.7 feet. South P-5" 46' West KM.
feet North 78* .11' West 149.4 feet and
North 11* 09" East 23. feet to the south
west corner of before mentioned parcel No.
277. in the center of the before mentioned
road leading from Walden to New 1 , urgh;
thence along the westerly line of said par
cel and partly along the westerly line of
before mentioned parcel No. 273. the fol
lowing courses and distances: North 11* 00'
East 25. feet. South 76* r>: ' East 142.6 feet.
North 85" 46' East M. feet. North 18" 41'
V. «-hi liHi. feet. North 0' 44' West 930.8
feet. North 0* 31' West 354.7 feet and
North 20" 31' West 359.8 feet to the south
west corner of parcel No. 276. in the west
erly lino of the before mentioned road lead-
Ing from St. Andrew to Newburgh; thence
along tne westerly line of said parcel and
along said road. North 20* 51' West 133.
feet to the north-west corner of said parcel;
thence along the northerly line thereof.
North 60* 18' East 1h.6 feet to the most
westerly point of before mentioned parcel
No. 275. in the center of said road; thence
partly along the westerly line of said par
cel, along the southerly line of before men
tioned parcel No. 274. along the southerly
and westerly lines of before mentioned par
rel No. 273. along the westerly line of be
fore mentioned parcel No. 272. and partly
along the westerly line of before mentioned
p»'. »! No. 270. the following course*, dis
tances unrt trunr* 1 : North *«* IB' East fl?.8
»«et. v»nh «• it' ivept x».7.8 f>-.t -North
"' M' TV.^t I<V|7.!W»et. Vo' # #51* 9? West
80(5.2 feet. North »• 02' East 143.6 feet.
Ft BLJC tiOTICEa.
North 61* 22' West 869.3 feet, again cross
ing the before mentioned race. South 2S 3a'
West 90. feet. South *•«' 38' West 30. feet.
North 44* 13' Welt 85.2 feet. North 0* 47'
East 317 4 feet. North 29* 13' West 1705.
feet, on a curve of 275. feet radius to the
right. 168.4 feet. North 6* 04' East 883.2
feet end South 66* 22 West 171.6 f»*t to
a point In the southerly line of uefore
mentioned King's Hill Road; thence along
said road line. North 73* 24' West 40. feet.
thence continuing aicng said westerly line
cl parcel No. 270, North 18* 36' Ei»l 44-7
feet, again crossing said road, to a point
in the northerly line thereof; thenc* con
tinuing along said westerly parcel Una. and
running along the westerly lines of before
mentioned parcels Nos. 2*59. 268 and 287.
the following- courses and distances: North
65* 22' East 207.8 feet North 6* 04' Ea*t
227.8 feet. North 1* 54' West 84.T feet.
North 9* 53' West 1660.2 feet, North 6* 08'
West 88 fert. North 2* 25' West 2095.2
feet. North 3 38' East 59. feet and North
9* 41' East 815.6 feet to th« point or place
of beeinr.ine.
SECOND PART.
Beginning at the south-west corner of
parcel No. 21KS, in the southerly line of
Moffatt Ror-<l, and running thence partly
along the westerly line of said parcel. North
0* 23' 30" West 35. feet, crossing said road,
to a point In the northerly line thereof;
thence along said road line. North 89* 38'
80" East 94. feet; thence continuing along
the westerly line of parcel No. 296. and
running- partly along the southerly line of
parcel No. 297. the following courses, dis
tances and curves: North 2* 52' 30" East
820.4 feet, on a curve of 300. feet radius
to the right, 84.4 feet. North 19' 0C 30"
East 212. feet, on a curve of 100 feet radius
to the left. 32.4 feet. North 0' 28' East
254.8 feet, on a curve of 800. feet radius
t.> the right. 17£.5 feet. North 12* 49' East
"R7.9 feet South 77° 11' East 60. feet.
North 12* 40 East 13 7 feet. North 77* 11'
West 80. feet. North 12* 49' East 114.8
feet and North 62" 68' 80" West 681. feet
\o a point In the easterly line of a road
leading from before mentioned Moffatt Road
to Oarmel Road: thence along the easterly
and northerly lines of said road, continuing
along the southerly line of parcel No 287.
and running partly along the southerly ling
of parcel No. 298 North 23' OB" Wee". 21.4
feet. North 3** 08' 30" West 38.6 feet.
North 58* 08' 30" West 00.6 feet and North
68* 19' West 42.2 feet; thence continuing
along th« southerly line of said parcel No.
298. North 52* 56' 80" West 122.1 feet to
the south -east corner of parcel No. 29*. In
the easterly line of said Carmel Road
(leading from Cold Spring to Carmel):
thence along the southerly line of said par
cel. North 52* 66' 3O" West 27.4 feet to
the south-ea«t corner of parcel No. 301. In
the center of said road; thence along the
southerly line of said parcel, North 52" 66'
80" West 122.3 feet. South 37* 03' 80" West
100. feet. North 62* 56' SO" West 80. feet,
crossing Foundry Brook. North 37* 08' 30"
East 100 feet and North 62* 66' SO" West
85.4 feet to the south-east corner of parcel
No. 302. in the center of Fishklll Read
(leading from Cold Spring to Fishklll):
thence along the southerly line of said par
cel. North 52* 58" 30" West 19.8 feet to
the south-west corner of same. In the west
erly line of said road: thence along said
road line and pertly along the westerly line
of laid parcel. North 25* 07' 30" East 13.2
feet to th« south-east corner of parcel No.
3<H; thence along the southerly linen of said
parcel and parcel No. 3UO. partly along the
southerly line of parcel No. 80rt and along
the easterly line of parcel No. 807. the fol
lowing courses and distances: North 60* 3tt'
30" West 97.4 feet. North 62 86' .10" West
3922.4 feet. South 37* 06' 30" West 440.
feet. Routh 10* 33' West 92.5 feet South
41* 82' 30" East 182.3 feet. South 15* 11'
East 276.4 feet. South 39* 21' East 11®.2I 1 ®. 2
feet. South 42* 20' 30" East 186.4 feet.
South 88* 21' East 202.7 feet. South 43* 3S'
East 55.5 feet. South 20* 63 80" East «7.3
feet. South 2* 23' 30" East 140.3 feet. South
4* 16' Vl'wt 300.9 feet. South 4* U9' 30"
East 84.5 feet. South 16* 00 - 8'»" East 138.1
feet. South 28* 07' East 237. feet and South
88* 29 30" East 224 7 feet to the south
east corner of said parcel No. 307, in th»
northerly line of before mentioned Flshkt::
Road; ther.ce along said road l!n» and the
southerly line of said pare*!. South 50* 00'
SO" West 40.7 feet to th» south-west cor
ner of said parcel; thence along the west
erly line of Bam again, partly along the,
southerly line of before mentioned parcel
No. Sue. partly along the southerly lines of
parrels No* :n>* and 309. and along the
southerly* lines at parcels Nos. 310 and 311.
the following courses, distances and curve:
North 39* 53' West 1«3.4 feet. North 2«*
26 30" West 314.8 feet. North 17* 01' 30"
West 168 2 fe»t. North 4* 49' West 10T. 8
feet. North 2* 47' East 43H.5 feet. North
39" 48' West 93.1 feet. North 65* '«' 30"
West 50.1 feet. North 57* 2o' West 154.2
feet. North 42* 20' 80" West 192.6 feet.
North ay* 21' West 191.3 feet. North 15* 11'
West 274.9 feet. North 45* 30' West 160.3
feet. North 43* 55' West 127.6 f««t. North
2* 61' SO" West 140. feet, North 87* 51' 3«-
West 690. feet. North 67* 61' 30" West 175.
feet. North 22* Oft' 30" East 175. feet.
North 67* 51' 30" West 6047.1 feet, South
22* IsV 30" West 75. f*€t_ North 67* 51' SO"
Went 3MJ. feet. South b6* 62' West 247.
feet. South WJ* 48 30" West 230 feet.
North 29' 11' 30" West 160. feet. North
60" 48' 80" East 160. feet North 30* 34'
31*" West 177.9 feet. North 35* 52' 30" East
476.2 f.-et. North 54* 66' West 103.7 feet,
:• ■««::. g Breakneck Valley Mood and a
brook.. North 66* 31' SO" West 1«6.«> feet.
South 79* 16' Waal 162.9 feat, on a curve- of
1-< feet radius to the right. 175.7 f«e'-.
North «7* 12' W«st 8K& feet. South hi* 2!*'
West 727.3 feet and South Sl* 44 30" West
174 feet to the south-west corner of said
parcel No. 311; thence partly alone the
westerly lines <.; said parcel and parcel No.
813. North 35* 42 West 671.7 feet and
South 82° 17' West 4t>.9 feet to the most
westerly point of said parcel. in th» east
erly line of pare*'. No. 315. in the line be
tween the counties of Dutche«s and Put
nam; thence alor.g said county lire and
partly along said easterly parr»-l line. South
M* 49' West 275.2 '•■■■<, crossing a road
leading from Cold Sprlrg to Fishklll Land-
Ing, to the south-east corner of parcel No.
310. in the easterly shore line of the Hud
son River; thenc« alorg the southerly and
psvrtl] alms the. westerly lines of said pax
cel No. 31*» and along the. south»rly ltn» of
parcel No. 317. *>ur>i s«* 86 West 2t*S.«
feet. North £'.' 2.V West 139.3 feet and
Boutb ;.•» 35' West 13M.2 feet to the south
east corner of parcel No. 318. In the line
between the cuintle* of Orange and Dutch
ess- thenre along the southerly Use at said
parcel, South 56" 25' West fi*o.7 feat to the
most southerly point of said parcal. in IBM
easterly line of a grunt of land und»r water
to Mead & Taft; thence along said easterly
lire, and continuing along the. southerly
llr.« of parcel No. 818. North 45* 06' West
Ml feat to the most westerly point of said
parcel; thence along the northerly line of
same. North s»i* 3f. East 991. feet to the
north-west corner of before mentioned par
cel No. Sl7. In the before mentioned line
between the counties of Orange and I>utcb
e»s: theno« along the northerly line of said
parcel, partly alcng the before mentioned
winterly line of parcel No. 318 and alone
the northerly line of said parcel. North fin*
SB' East ISM. 3 feet. North S3* 2.V West
1.'.7.2 fret. North 66* 36' East 291.6 feet.
North 19 - 37' eat 11S1.S feet and North
7'i 2.V East 100. fort to the north-east
corner of said parcel No. 316: In the west
erly line of the property of the N. Y. Cen
tral & H. R. P.. R. Co.; thence along said
property line and partly along the easier:*
line of said parcel. Booth 19* 37' East 6SO.
feet, on a curve ol 2.ii^7. ff^-t radius to the
left. 850.3 fe«t. and South 11* 69' West *3.5
fe»t to the north-west comer of before
mentioned parcel No. 316; thence along the
northerly line of snid pare*;. South 62* OB'
East 21*1. feet, again crossing the road
leading from "old Spring to Flshklll Land-
Inn. and North 82* 17' East 101.7 feet to
the north-east corner of said parcel. In the,
before mentioned westerly line of parcel
No. 313. In the before mentioned line be
tween the counties of Dutchess and Put
nam; thence along said county line and
partly along said westerly parcel line. North
art* 41» East 147 feel to the most south
erly point of parcel No. 314. thence alons
the westerly and northerly lines of said
parcel. North 17* 25' 30" East 381.9 feet.
North 52* 2-V 30" East 250. feet and North
fcir* 25' 3i>" East 83.3 feet to the north-west
corner of before mentioned parcel No. 313.
in the lost mentioned county line; thenc«
along tli» northerly and partly along the
easterly lines of said parcel, partly along
the northerly line of before mentioned par
cel So 311. along the northerly line of
parcel No 312. partly along the northerly
line of before mentioned parcel No. SOB.
along the northerly line of before mentioned
parcel No. 308. partly along th» northerly
line of before mentioned parcel No 308.
partly slong the northerly and easterly
linos of before mentioned parcel No. 306.
and along the northerly line of parcel No.
803 th- fallowing courses, distances and
curies North R2* 25* 30" East 116.7 feet.
South 7* »4' 30" East 2P2.T feet. South 50*
2O' East 383 « feet. North 82* i 7' East 8» 3
feet on a rune of 728 feet radius to the
right. 571.1 feet. North 37* 23' East 75.
fe#t South 62* 35' East 70.2 feet, on a
curve of 100. feet radius to the left, h0.3
feet North 81* 29' East 282.9 feet, on a
curve of 300. feet radius to the right. 184.
feet, Fouth 67* 12' East 252.8 fret, on a
curve of 100. feet radius to the left, 68.6
feet North 79" 16' East 377 feet, on a
curve of 300. ttft radius to the right. 678.6
feet, re-crossing before mentioned Break
neck Valley Road and the before mentioned
brook. South i. 1 " 11' West 325 1 feet, on a
curve of 100. feet radius to th left. 67.
feet South 29* 11' 30" East 125.7 feet, on
a curve of 100. feet radius to the left, 67.5
feet South 67* M" 30" East 316.8 feet.
Fouth 22* 08' 30" West 75. feet. South 07*
M' 30" East 6047.1 feet. North 22* 08' 80"
East 75. feet. Bouth 67* 51' 30" East 491
feet on a curve of 600. feet radius to the
left 43.7 feet. South 72* 02' East 151.1
feet on a curve of 800 feet rtdlus to the
right. 100 feet. South 52* 58' 3f>" East
2102 2 feet. South 16* 40' West 18.2 feet,
bouth 60* 12' 3<V East 134» feet and
South 52* S«V 30" East 87.4 fe«» to the
north-we»t corner of before mention*! par
cel No. BP2. In the westerly line of before
mentioned Fishklll Road; thence along the
northerly line of said parcel. Pouth 6S* 50'
30" East 19.2 feet to the north-west corner
of before mentioned parcel No. 801. in the
center of said road; thence along the north
erly linen of said parcel and parcel No. 800.
South 62* 66' 30" East 311.3 feet to tha
north-west corner of before mentioned par
cel No 299. in the westerly line of before
mentioned Carmel Road: thence alone th«
northerly line of said parcel. South 62* 53'
30" East 61.4 feet, crossing sal.] road, to
a point In the easterly line thereof, at the
north-west corner of before mentioned parcel
No. 297; thence along the northerly and
easterly lines of said parcel and the east
erly line of before mentioned parcel No.
°l>o the following course*, distances and
curves: South 52* 56' 30" East 1069.08 feet.
South 17* 07' 30" East 90-46 feet. South
12* 40' West 433.77 feet, on a curve of
600. feet radius to the left. 129.3 feet,
Bouth 0* 2S' West 254.8 feet, on a curve
of 300. feet radius to the right. 97.1 feet.
South 19* 00' 30" Went 212. te«t. on a
curve of 100. feet radius to the left, 28.1
feet, and South 3* 59' West -832.3 feet to
the south-east corner of said parcel No.
293. In the center of before mentioned Mof
fatt Itoad; thence, along the center line of
said road and partly along the southerly
line of said parcel. South ■ •' 86' 30" West
214.4 feet; thenc* continuing along said
southerly parcel line. South 20* 42' West
13. feet to a point In the southerly line of
said road: thence along said road line, and
continuing along said southerly parcel line.
South &0* 38' SO" West 65.1 feet to th»
po'Tit or riU^« of beginning.
The fee Is to b« acquired by Th» City «f
Yew "''nrk I" 1 nil the reel »«tate parcaM
O ci. 2* 1 " la 31°. hots Inclusive., *'•***
in the above descriptions, excepting p«re«l
i rcBUC xoncxs.
No. SOT. In which a perpetual easement is
to be acquired. .
Excepting thereout and therefrom lands
owned by the New Tork Central and Hud
son River Railroad Company designated as
parcels 812. 313. 314 and 315. Also parcel
Nos. 316-317. claimed by the State of New
If any r*al estate hereinbefore <seferib«d
Is devoted to highway or other public pur
poses, such use shall continue until The
City of New York shall have th« right to
change the same.
Dated August 1. 19C*.
" FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON..
Corporation Counsel.
OCce and Pest Office Address. Ha!! of Rec
ords. Comer of Chambers and Centre
Streets. Borough of Manhattan. New
York City. -
FORECLOSURE SALES.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.— Ernestine Harris and I. Hen j3l
Harris. PlantnTs. against Samuel Romanov
et al.. Defendants.— ln pursuance of a
Judgment of foreclosure and saie. duly
made and entered In the above-entitled ac
tion and bearing date the 19th day of June.
1908. I. the underfilled, the Referee In
said Judgment named, will sell at public
auction, at the Exchange Salesroom. Nos.
14-18 Vesey Street, In the Borough of Man
hattan. City of New York, en the 6th day
of September. 1908. at 12 o'clock noon on
that day by Joseph P. Day. Auctioneer, the
premises directed by said Judgment to be
sold, and therein described as follows: All
those certain lots, pletes or parcels of land,
with the buildings and Improvements there
on e-ected situate, lying and being In the
Borough of Manhattan, of the City of New
York, bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the southerly side
of U2th Street, distant 215 feet easterly
from the corner formed by the intersection
or said southerly side of 112 th Street with
the easterly side of Third Avenue: running
thence southerly, parallel with Third Ave
nue and part of th« distance through a
party wall. 100 feet 10 inches; theDrs east
erly parallel with 112 th Street. 40 feet;
thence northerly, parallel with Third Avenue
and part of the distance through a party
wall. 100 feet 10 Inches to the southerly
side of 112 th Street; and thence westerly
along said southerly side of 112 th Street. 40
feet to the point or place of beginning.
Dated. New York. August 4th. 11*08.
WALTER H. WALKER. Referee.
I. HENRY HARRIS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
820 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan.
City of New York.
The following Is a diagram of the prop
erty to be sold: Its street number is 218.
220 and 222 East 112 th Street:
112 th Street.
Th* approximate amount of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above-de
scribed prope tf is to be sold. Is 6i*c thou
sand six hundred and sixty two dollars and
M 100 (J668_.88). with interest thereon from
the bth day of June. IDOfe. together with
fosts and allowance amounting t< Three
hundred and sixty-nine and ~-100 dollars,
with interest from June 19th. 1906. to
gether witn the expenses of the sale The
approximate amount of the tax's, assess
ments and water rates, or other liens,
which are to be allowed to the pur-ha»e r
out of tee purchase morjey. or paid by th»
Referee, is ur.pald taxes for the year 1907
and Interest, not computed, of Sevan hun
dred and twenty-seven doilars and 64-l'*>
(J727.64); unpaid Croton Water rent. 1907.
with interest not computed. • >n» hundred
and slxtv- seven dollars i*167.00>: unpaid
Croton Water rent. HX>t
The above-described premises will be sold
subject to a first mortgage of Thirty-seven
thousand five hundred dollars <$37.500>. at
five per centum (B%> from the Ist day of
June. UK*, principal sum of which be
comes due On the Ist day of December.
1911. (Interest from November Ist. 1906:
and also subject to a second mortgajt- I
Fifteen thousand dollars fJI.VnOO). upon
which One thousand doiiars (Jl.o©o> 1» paid
lea-. Ing a balance of Fourteen thousand
dollars <*14.000) at the rate of six per
cntiim («%i with Interest from the lr.th
Of May 190 H. which mortgage bemmes 'iu
on the 15th day of NovembT. 1911 Inter
est: from November 18th. IW>6). until which
time annual instalments of One thousand
dollars ($1,000) per annum is payable
thereon
Dated. New T«~rk. August 4th. 190 R.
WALTER R. WALKER. Referee.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York. — The Farmers* Loan and Trust
Company, as the Agent and Representative
of the Supreme Court to carry out th« pro
visions of the trusts created under the Last
Will and Testament of Patrick Dickie, de
ceased. Plaintiff, against Philip A. Pay
ton, Jr. Maggie P. Payton. his wife, and
others. Defendants.— ln pursuance of a
Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale, duly
made and entered in the above-entitled ac
tion, and bearing data the 6th day of Au
gust. 1908. 1. the undersigned, the Referee
In laid judgment named, will sell at Pub
lic Auction at the Naw York Real Estate
PaJesroom. Nos. 14-16 Vjwey street. In the
Borough of Manhattan. City of New York.
on the Ist day of September. ltM*. at 13
o'clock noon, on that day. by Bryan L.
Kennelly. Auctioneer. th» premises directed
by said Judgment to be sold, and therein
described as follows: All that certain lot
of land, situate in the Borough of Manhat
tan, in the. city of New York, with the
buildings theron erected, and known by the
number two hundred and seventy -seven, on
a nrap entitled "Map of a tract of land
formerly belonging to (."has Henry Hall.
Esq. deceased, situated at Harlem, in th»
Twelfth Ward of the City of New York.'
filed In the office of the Register of th*
City and County New York, and hounded
and describe! as follows: Beginning at a
point !n the norther!- Mi-.e of One Hun
dred and Thirty-fourth street distant two
hundred and eighty-five feet westerly from
the westerly corner of Fifth avenue
and One Hundred and Thirty-fourth street;
running thence westerly along said north
erly line, twenty-five feet; thenco northerly
and parallel with Fifth avenue ninety
nine feet and eleven Inches; thence, easier. y
and parallel with On» Hundred and Thirty
fourth street, twenty-five feet, and thence
southerly and parallel with Firth avenue;,
ninety-nine feet and eleven inches, to ta»
place of beginning Together with the ap
purtenances and all the estate and rights
of the defendant*. Philip A. PayTnn. Jr..
and Maggie P. Payton. his wife, in and to
said premises.
Dated. New York. August .th. 1908.
JAMES T. BRADY. R-feree.
TURNER. ROLSTO* * HORAN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 23 W!llia.-n
street. New York. N. Y.
The following is a diagram of the pr-.p
....... to b« sold aa <fe»cribe.l above, the
street number betas 31 West 134 th street.
The approximate amount of the lien or
charge to satisfy whirr, the above de
scribed property Is to be sold. Is Twenty
one thousand and thlrty-eig!.: and M '■'
1*21.038 dollars, with Interest thereon
from the 4th day of August. 1908. to
gether with costs and allowances amount-
Ing to Four hundred -eight and !
65-100 ($463.6.1) dollars, with Interest from, j
the Cth day of Auirust. ISC' "aether -with
the expenses of the sale. The approximate
amount of taxes, assessments, or other
Hens, which are to be allowed to the pur
chaser out of th- purchase money, or paid
by th» Referee, is One thousand and sev
enty-four and 14-100 ($1,074.14) dollars and
: interest.
Dated. New Tork. August Tth. IP"*.
JAMES T. BRADT. Ref*re»
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7H83. GGJDK&Sfft-
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MADISON AYE.
FIFTH AYE.
TOSLQ
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l« Lux* lea»» San
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Jet. 6. 27. Laar«
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