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BIG AUCTION BUDGET
v VARIETY OF PARC ELS.
jgJoJ Income Properties Listed To
Be Sold This Week.
•j-jjjs i»e*k s «;jc;ion budget »t the ]■>.■.: Bstate
j^jj-snee saie»ro"ni. Nos. 14 and M Vesey street,
Uf&tin* "*UV ■**'' located i>ro;>erties on Manhattan
'f^d anti 1! ' Tn< * I;rnnx - Joseph P. Day is going
H cJffr at frreclPf ure sale to-morrow Xo. l^} West
.- ■ - a seven story building, ■■..<! the
-;»»'> rrs of the police of the 19th IVeclnot. On
?j«fday he » ss scheduled for sale No 520 West
£a 2 gvenue, a four Ftory and basement dwelling
|oaK «»>* - v<< 381 East STth street, a four story
ajuncat boase. and on Thursday his list includes.
,t nfiuotaty sale. t!ie Hotel Schuyler. Xo, 57 to
$-«e«t 4Mh ?tre«?.
j*,f Tamers' l^ian and Trust Company, as ex
estws. ha? ordered Bryan 1.. Kennelly to seil for
jv t Of Andrew J. Smith on Wednesday No
jdDJrteioo -streeT. extendl&C to Xo. 252 Sam Broad
*iT. a r^" l 3xMOJ foet, with old Batistas; thereon.
A i* for O»e same' estate Xo. 101 West Houston
,tr*ct- ■ By« sior>- brick tenement house.
On the same day Mr. Kennelly will also sell a
F .< :>\:<~*i feet at ISlst street and Amsterdam ave
13*. This plot Is in the heart of 0 (■ "Washington
£efh:? section. In which th^re Is row a great de-
Wtl fee bui^dir.R p!ots: aJc O a plot SOxllTx irregu
jtr. eStesaSssj throujrh from Ams;.»rdam avenue to
B. Nicholas »waj«, CO feet south of NBtb street;
Xo. G West 53d Btreet and Xo. :^ West 90th street.
n»X«BT story dweilir.p houses; a modern dwelling
truse c:* a p!ct COzSlz irregular, ai Kiverdale, and a
ce«;::n? house at Sea Gate. Borouffh of Brooklyn.
The auction budget for the week is as follows;
TO-iIOKROW.
By Herbert A. Shcrnian.
"- ';: i~ *' *' lf! ft Wof " lh **•• I r>] " i<:! ': three
rr £*c. » in:am Kent et. al. trusti-es. etc. v' J D
l!arir-- . t al: Uitler. K. LA. T. af.ys; B E Wise, ref;
».t: iJ« $-1.45T>7<». taxes, etc. (£s7l 84
Isy .Tv-seph 1". L)ay.
'Jfi Sfnh rt. ■ a. 25.".*, ft « of itth sv» Baff e«v«n
r>" pc?:!'-* t:«-.ion. V - Excharge Hank « f . >.: J Mr-
Gjckir. rt 6.1; Hltddaca A P. au>s; X A Elßberg, ref.
»-st <!u'. i:~ ::.'. 72: tub to two mtges. aggregating $t>>«
.
T. as 4J3 Goerck rt. * «, 75 ft n of Broome *•. .Vi; ■«.
»a «ty tciin-.-. ari f Tores: .Samfia Lachman agt Frank
«rr» t: a!: .' T Brady, ettr; j D Edei^on. ref: amt due.
|:6.**»»» T^ : tax»». etc. J ;.2rt."» S4; s-jb to a m:«e of t<O.<WO.
<'N TUESDAY.
iv,- Joseph P. Day.
;c-.< »"«■: End ay*. n c cor *>sth tt. 27^x100: four m
Kit ?«»*.".',! ■ia*. J<*n McKe> apt M \V Sommerville el
)L Soelirr. H A • . ■«>-»; B E T Jiiggs. ref; amt due.
't's7l 7.'> iax:-s. etc * s "l 13: sub to a mifre ot $4r>.OV>.
jnr f>Tth K. r: !.v. r fi * of ii a\e. SSxloo.llsSt.llx
jr«i i" : fi-jr ety lenact; rector, church wardens etc. of
.-, r E ClwreJi nT 6t • agt V 8
r»rrsr: et al; - P GAbaoo". attj ; ij*o Ekert. ref; amt
cut. $:•::.> ;-4; :a*es. «tc. f'S*<.
OX WEDNESDAY
Hi Hryan U Kesoelly.
.- I«ivi«ton St. * ». di> ft »■ of Montgomery s;, 2.;xl«ir>
H Kast Bn*4*»3 kSSsIQBA, 2 sty oidg ip Division
it. - rtjr cv.'.s in Ka§; Broadway; executor' ?• sale.
lp: V. .s; :i _"•.!■:. Xt, s s. 25 ft c of TtKMnpron j=t. 2T>X
J. 2 S sty !f.w,:. tv;tri stores; executor" « sal»; efiate ot
4a4r<-» J <■;;;!'.
43 r^id st. i! 200 ft «■ of «th s>f. aOxIO9.S, 4 sty and
tawrr.--: : d»«^. ipiuniary »a>
'j, i.,-: tt. * a. ll* » ft r- of Columbus »\«>. 3e»xHX>.S.
4 #t> <:'".?; twii*-.
KT.f.'-.-iirr. ate. n *■ cor l>-lsi si 78xlO0l7».6xl0O. >a
a't. rchaitary
J** amsurdaia fc-.». c f 4!* 11 ft l .^f Ifirtth s'.. SOs
to Si -Vichoias aye ssl^xlu6.lo. vacant: voluntary
Sir
Si: M 4-. 1 - st. n k. *>S • ft • of Rrauhurs; aye. .
I »;< c ...- f.a' . volur.tarv ea>
tOVb rt. ti B. I<*> ft «■ of Thoins.-in Terracr. AOxs9x
flaSt: I W«> 2 sty frame <1»1rs; rolactary site.
HRBaid aye. n s. I«0 ft <- of >~2. Ga:« aye. S^n Gate.
fcJW, -' c :i dw^; \olun:ary t-ale
B> Josfph I 1I 1 L's'.
IZf «:-- l-> I<"x!nglon avc ( n w tor Sl'd/sT. Hi«>x2s:
kvaty '. .5.:.»>s tilde: vo! sa!e
13T lew* Ft. c s. i«i ft »■ ..f r.d mve. SxlOO; fiv* Kty
tr.ct: C C Lee. a'imrx. «pt Aura Fried et ai: Harold
r<r*.a. a". M H EUSsos, ref; amt dv». $<>. j.iti '.Ki .
U»** etc. tJU'i .",::; fub to j» ir.on of jv.inm.
«X ISOi Bt. :; *- 41.'i Tt ■» Pin < ', 53«1 five sty
»r.iT: ''rf'Tf fVilklns R^t Stejner >"hapko»Fk> *l al; F*
I CV-if* : . Itty; <; H ?>!ontagu<;-. ref; amt due. $7.SOw*>3.
ai«. <: |3 7 li%; EUb to a mig* of J6.<»«>
4f* >'.h si - 5. ft c I'ark avr. 20».lf"i; four sty
tma; W F Ma:n,i:en et *•! «K"t 3 C Han «n »1: F B
•mtvy <::• I' r Maiune. ref. amt <iu«>. $7.«7y <'1 ;
•«« etc J^'T 54.
c. T r.\r Bt.-?. •< « cor Prospect aye. 38.€rit7.»xl^xJ>4 10;
law sty t-T.:i.7; Manhattan McrtKagf <"■« «gt A C C
Ban -• » : '"evr^r-on & r. att>p; E Rash, ref: ami
t*. $:'..X>;:: tax^. etc. Jl"7 *:>.
By Herbert A Fhennan
\~i« w.-.-c ■-:, f- avf, w n. 1511' ft r. W.h st. 2.". 2x2.*.:
Bar sty traimt; W \' Sin-p«on airt F U K:«hfr tt a!; .1
tG-!-:. mnr 1 F O'Hvan. r-f: amt dv*-. $5.540 »»;
*j~ etc j T
ON THCKSDAV.
By 3oerph I". Day.
B • i t a:.- : . b; o s. !'.•; 3 ft c tf «tti »ie. 70».1<'0j.
Ir.j Hot* [■ huvier; voluntary eale.
ic cm f . n b. ::• ft t of ;th aw. ir. oxi. io n. 4 sty
Cl 4; vßloatary sale.
X U a- ■ . d v. <or 22J rt. 25x7.%: 4 sty blag, with
Mr mules' ralr
4-v ••■n »- w ;-. 74.1 ft n of .'s<>th st. 2*.8xl00; - sl>
tot rtt! nore; trcstef*" «=»!#.
*»• Ci ■>« »• ... 4? % ft s ;t 3?Mi et. 24 hx.OO: j »:>'
IBC3, ■rilli k: ■:*■. trustees"
■4:, to (51 llth ■■^- and «ol and <*>.') West «.th St.
i« ; r WOTnITTt; frame tlcp?; trustee*** sale; ectat- of
X>\; E Cusv a. .:e'fas>-d.
Qt • 4^' 28tB rt f c. 27." ft f of Ist are. lOuxft 5 .!*:
•-.-«»•> tCigt a-i -i i' sty l.i.'.t: :r, r-ar: f «" a!' r'« sal».
llUti *; « s. l">2 :i ft w ot Olh aye, 17. '.txli-i.il . o Etj
C» -a .<■*: •■• ii f. I s "! ft * t if Bond Bt. Broo". :1>ti. -»x
>.:«•• hri - ar.J sion» .i«is: exwutor's -B •
}'i.->.;ti,-- Ft. ;- • cor i'tlm .^<«. Broaklyn. 18^.6x125.
Mir. «ectrt«jr'» f al»: \\o.«i>-0,-l» *>s;at»s __
SCVwt r.ri are n • .■>•*> ft " of BStn Ft. 20xT8.«.
«r.-. <»'^ •„. NViheriaad l«ank aa: a V Crompton «
Cfccton ■ • * X atty«: T J McMhr.us. ref. am: dv?.
CfllSB: csbjpct t<- a prior n:tp» ..f ?I>>.<«v»
*S era X* Mrs'inav « * oar «th rt. 4.Y«x-.-':~. P s-
Hd3Ria3M t,nl :>« Lafavett* i<t x72.2\ irr^ruliir: •»•>
TrWi an-1 --..ir«- MtlfE?: Mafon '"armen «gi 1- II Urown
*U: Aucv'- S ilav'.!«n<i, iti> ; Warren L«iUe.. ref:
*~.:-'.~v.
Ct« 4:. Rroadvi" b <• cor H«*'ard s-'. 52x123x
"-•£ c. rtr loft «n<l »<to:<> ».i<lß. Mutua! l>if? Insurance
'.r: '. \i iTiace el ai . Jain** McKoen. aity; C C
>'i rrt; ami .inc. $L">4.::r.^ .'{-.<; tax'?, ci <• % 1 . 174 fin.
:!''!•>■:-> -;;p; ;p r • cor Wsi»r st. 1:» 2*..11.«1x1!«.2i
W Set* •• m am; mow •« E T S.hcuniaU-r act Isaac
Npct«l s Cannon .1- C attvs: Et» D"«l!ng. rer:
«c «v» (*.««.; lax^. pic *:'.*'• 44
:«T:«T K»nrv ►: ti s j..r.ou' tl<> ft ■«" of r?fr>n si.
?i i~ :^:r ionT: UIV Foat** act <i H Foster <-t al;
S-FBej*. att; ■•. Ftelwl. rrf: partlUon^
'*«» . . ...:, rt c erf Audubon a-.». 1...xH». ...
*Bt J f ■ flpi M .c. c Harrin »-t a!; action 3:
*"ai«ir ,-••-. usi Prjt>r. r«f; »tn' <Juf. $4r..« | .',T r.'.i:
«*» ns. y. :.-. -:
istoenc i.-.^ n < cr-- l*.i'.tii pt. l.".:» 1<»x0.".. vacant:
£»•*'- ta tion I: Fame attys; sarn* ref; ami
»»tl£»ie; 'a\»-s. -!■-. $«.4:«s>7.
*■ N:cfa'.'.a>. an-. ► .or .... IST.IOzISOx irr«-K.
" - Si ': J F <'om+y up: V p Harris et al : action ":
'"~t (. <■ R \ ITvr.r r<-f: amt v*. ?'.•'.». .LoS 21 ;
**•* etc »:, ■-.: 7.;
„;•*■■!•. *t. v i :»■■ L- ft w of Edßecombe Heart. :."iillT.4x
;■'":" 1 ttram .! H I'arvl act Max IJollni.-U r-i ai;
-*?Vrt3 inty; DO'L I'nhaian, r<-f; *mt due. JS>7O 34;
-.-. *..".; :.::
*l»ai a» f t iiboot 72 ft s of 1:2.1 st. 3c2x1«8«
*~^*r. IcmeboM: r, sty ;«imi dr.-l i«tor. : M L, liayt'.ti
* ?i_Tj^i Klf '-i.j-.i sr.p -'. h! wvils A.- S, atr\«: Warren
•^•"rf; am- dne. *4 l.Tt^O; r.-x«-s. f\r. M.2JI .1".
**feh «:. t s U» ft « ot Ist avv. 3tal««.K. 5 Sty
*W»: 0 R Pcbll^a «- Tbradora Haas -t al. action 1;
'ar:*« BniMt. p. *'•> ; L. 1~ l>o;lc. ref; arrt .iu^.
«B«S; tut,, . ££G7»; subject to a fir't mt«;e of
» >.-t! -• v F . v. '■ » r Ist aye. SOkIOO.R. 5 t-'r
* T «". Mnr »£• sair.»: a .i-ri J: sa:»r aitv; ««m*- r^f:
*~' <5-*. *r. :«<:i 1-: !»x'- ■•■ V>^''. 7» suiiif > t t.• a Brat
*T- of »::< .*».
:.■ \ M Muller A S.n.
& Illta ,v - f 7..-J fi < or Park ayr 15.10x«4.1t.
•*9 «v' c , .. ..-,,-,. s^i*.
By l!'r^-n A. SK m,a-!
."4 -•- v .. . 1: -.t "ft f ••' f«uldw»ll :n-. - ;o x s "'.
J«r „... v niM«*r»nat npi Mar> Hawnbursl et al:
BsOMXkT X •,'. a«>e; S X W"¥«. ref : [»rtiUoti.
Ry p. lir Wa!l<)«nw
[£* Morrbi I'arV a--* « » or Uatthevfi »\f. V»:. N>s!.
->:«•■. Hrnry Cvnln <" ai ar M T ';.,miJey et ■!:
* - "»:-i— ..•••. «• : •. nil; . :•'.. j.^r-i!:-.^.
HN KATrRDAV. Ainil. 17
••v Tii!; rnKSSiPics \ - i ;• m
].: .!.--. p r>»!
' '.. '"" '•■ ■••,-s ••: Uaclay an>i >' r»eter»
•♦ -ii--.-.,7:;f.;v V-a'-r nv\ O»»rlnjt rt Ja*l ca*t of
- l Itoa4; nte.l S2 l«ts MjnlnUur. InrSodine th*
..', I" - *-":!' on "■>» ram;- \Xni4. bet St Vru n> i*
REALTY NOTES
■'■' '. liirn-hVirr i.a* gold for I. If . Van Wag
i\.r<>~ .'...t (> ;,, piermont, X V. to * client.
*^. mill emt .-. vumn..- >v, : .0. 0 „„ the sell
a ten
,T^ ■';;••-'- • Riuari u-»x in the buildlw
■
■ -
v'.:~: : ; Z '■'■" ••' •"■>-l Store in the Cortlanrlt Street
''n"eny O ' !i Ptrwt siOe to tlie F*"^
. ''■•■ M->U;e- I>. ...
-■ .. M't'i ' ' "Mpany ims !cas»ii for th" J
J-u-.i..-:. ,.-':*•'; »-r^<;in ay.a v. in tl.e building at thr
l« r'r'i".'' J.\ '••'-">• ""-eet. for r: t*rm of
■^■ettlvejy. iu>tv * i"fii»iiire 20 m.d ir,x»iti fec-t, |
.^E^SJUWNo AM. iIUUNFRt.
an r.'-i«^fy **!'* i! * at * r roior patotaws:
SSwetfSi. T * ! - ' « 13^522 ! *" Hoy?*"
>— • I 1.
SS?*? 8 " Err Pr " - »'rlnve.t town.
!
«*»^4:Vrt. C CS ******** are
*«mmi%i umbs am» rnisso.
olii -' SIN ' <l - 'iia:iL!fa..:jr»;! ,f ;:,
A POPULAR PROJECT.
Little Farms on Staten Island Being
Quickly Sold.
M"" ;imn By« hundrf«d persons inspected last
Sunday the tract of Little Farms, al Princess nay,
Staten Island, nhicli is beins quickly developed
into ■ lilgh class residential district by Wood.
Harmon & Co. The number of farm* sold last
*te«>k was 130. William K. Harmon, in speaktoc
about th:.= project yeyt*>rday. said:
"My theory la that* people are.' not 'buying the
land we hare for sale, but they are baying the
Idea which lies at| the bottom of our plans, and
that Is really the most important part of our
proposition You can buy land in a hundred places
outside of New York upon which bungalows could
be constructed: in fact, it has teen sakl , ; , at the
territory within fifty miles of New York constitutes
the finest summer resort In the world, but -what
you cannot buy Is the freedom from expense and
worry which our oijianizatlon will give to our
clients. The rich man jives in the country in the
summer because ue can afford tr spend money. a
country home, under present method? is wasteful,
troublesome and expensive; bo the poor rr. "■ sends
his family to a boarding house or ke^iis them in
the city, and the curious thine about the cost of
housekeeping; in the country is that nine-tenths or
it is unnecessary. The rammer months should be
the least expensive, and not the most expensive
of the year. All that is required if proper or
ganization methods, by which those things can
be done .• wholesale under one head which are
now done at retail under a hundred heads.
"Our scheme is to put all this work under one
responsible head, much o* which costs the prop
erty owner nothing whatever, and all of it a mere
fraction of the cost by present methods. We fur
nish watchmen to Ruard one hundred places free
of cost, keep windows closed in time of storm, and
ffuard the property from vandalism. We provide
handsomely equipped 'busses and station wagons
to meet trains, without charge. We keep all of
the property, except the plots themselves, as beau
tiful as they would bo kept in the most aristo
cratic seaside resorts. We watch and care for the
growth of trees, replacing dead ones, and many
other thins?, without any charge whatever"
./ $100,000 L. /. SALE.
Large Tract at Great Keck To lit
Highly Developed.
One of the principal Long island deals last week
was the sale of thirty-six acres at Great v It by
the McKnight Realty Company to a syndicate, in
which it retains a large interest. It Involved $100-
M Milton I'Ecluse. of «r««hbarn & I'Ecluse rep
resented the seller.
The work of development will be begun at once.
and upon its completion there will have been added
another garden spot to the already well adorned
north shore.
A. M McKnight, treasurer of the McKnight
Realty Company, said yesterday regard the syn
dicate's plans: "Some very novel development
ideas will be worked out at Great Keck within the
next three months. The thirty-six acres just pur
chased will be cut up Into acreage villa she plots,
and each plot will nave its own water rights on
Little Neck Bay.
"One of the attractive features to be Incorporated
will be the reservation of a g- .-od sized open space
in the centre of each block. This will be the joint
property of the plot owners, and will bo available
for tennis courts or for whatever purpose the block
residents shall ',*-cide upon.
"This Is the most practical example of the pro
motion of neighborhood spirit yet introduced. And
I have yet to hear of a belter expression of the real
community idea "
XEW QUEENS RECORDS
Buildings Planned for the Borough
Last Month to Coat '$942J846.
The building tables for March for the Borough of
Queens show that plans were filed for 4SS buildings,
estimated to cost R*42.MS. an increase of 70.6 pet
cent in the number of structures planned and 5.4
per cent in the consideration involved over the fig
ures for 3he corresponding month of tost year.
Sin^e January 1 plans have been filed for I.US 2
buildings, costing $3,205,839. against 647 structures.
valued at J^',510,144, ereci«»d in the first three months
of IK'S. There lias been an Increase in favor of the
last quarter '•".,• cent in the number of new
buildings and 27.7 per cent in the cost of the opera
tions.
Tii<? "d Ward, embracing Flushing. MaJba,
Whitestone and the north shore developments
fronting on the Kast Rive.-, leads in the average
cost of tl< new construction work planned and
the increased value "f the new buildings begun
since the end of theifirst qiarter of 1&0 S. In twelve
months the average value of the new buildings
erected in this ward has increased more than 110
per cent .
Tl;e comparative figures furnished by the .ax
Commissioners record the result or the Queens
movement in an increase in prop* values from
H50 415.000 in 1906 to J281.135.0W in 1903. In these rec
,, « l(i the ::<i Ward also heads the list, with an
ircrease of 122 per cent In the value of north shore
nrooertles in the period covered by the compari
sons The percentages of increase in the other
four wards arc. respectively. 65. 86. 109 and 61.
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.
George H. Read & Co. have sold for the Farmers'
Loan and Trust Company, as trustees of the estate
of Krancl S. Kinney. *c stable No. 104 West 56th
"samuei^n^s art, to John D. Crlmmins the
D S six Ol« running through from Mist ttfliM
plot of^i> j s eV enth avenue, 75x1!*.10 feet
THs i^art oPtt Watt estate property recently
"k™?-- M so- >SS and ».
Second avenue, two four story building*, on plot
.. Uon Cbmpany has «rid to
is •
172 Home street Thornton Brothers
B. UHmai ■ . fam n y
any No Ul« FtaO** »vena«
house on lot 3xloo feet.
NEW OWNER FOR MID TOWN HOUSE
| ■ . , ; K Ko. 15 East
KSI. ?? X " H CliCm f<>r <>CCUPaIICV '
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.
. . n a-.e. 5 »ty bk t«nmt.»oa
I - ISO , . urchta;
v. 1..
cost. s< - "■■ Arthur aye. 2 brk tn.nts and •tore*;
,7Wtt - ' ..>-;., lohn M.
Il - «. P5.U00
Sulty. owner; **£££*; , oth st . 1M 5 «ty brt
.. K35.400
- I4.2x«ft
Carru'i'i. «»*nfr. •>■ •>■
DENTIL UY. w^_ w ,.
DR J. M. BUCMAKAX.
175 w. :.4'i. "_-.
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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, APRIL 11, 1009.
FIN
Arverne's New Addition Has All j
City 1 m prove en
A large tract of land at Arverne, Long Island, has
recently beeri_ transformed into one of the most at- .
tractive residential districts for summer nnd all- i
year homes.
Every city improvement has been Installed. j
Houses of most artistic design, ranging from the .
pretentious villa to the quaint pieces of archi- j
tecture along bungalow lines are fully completed ;
and ready for occupancy.
Tvo'.iis Bomervllle, of Somerville & Somerville, the
selling agents of A.rverne'B new territory, said yes
terday: "We intend progressing upon very broad
lines in Arverne's new addition. For some time
there has been an unfulfilled demand for home |
sites In this community. In order that this be sup- I
piled it meant the enlisting of the interest of all
Arverne. We mean to make the sa!e of it a com
munity affair, as we did the acquisition.
"Visitors will be cordially welcomed, but their ;
patronage will never be solicited. We of Arverne j
are too proud of our community for such action, j
We consider that persons who purchase here are i
fortunate in being able to take advantage of the
opportunity which we have created."
MANY OFFICES RESTED.
Broker* and Owners Also lie port
Large X umber of Store Leased.
Walter J. Salomon has leased: In the Bristol
Building, No. .".00 Fifth avenue, offices to Harry
W. Blascow, the Department of Street Cleaning,
Simeon B. Eisendrath. the R. 11. Howes Construc
tion Company, John ]■;. MUhOlland, Andrew Linn
Kelden, Dr. Henry A. Parr, Chisholm & Chapman
and William Hayden Coe; in the Central UuildinK.
Xo. 25 West 4i;. i street, offices to Fellows & Jordan.
Luke A Burke & Sons, J. Carter Saipman, Louis
Kettaersole, J. W. Minton & Co., William .'. Duffy,
Thomas W. Oelsea, Mattie J. Martin, Solomon J.
Baum, S. H. Congdon, Arthur Voegtlin, S. A. Whis
tea, : ;.«• Rogers Sales Company, Joseph B. Acken,
Charles W. Kartell. Herbst & Co.. the Original
Right Society and Ernest W. Conradaon; in the
Argus Building, No. IT West 42d street, offices to
Hipwell, Schooley & Morse, Joseph Robinson,
Motor and Acessories Manufacturers, Oliver M.
Hamrick, the George V. Emery Company, the
United Engineering and Contracting Company. Isi
dor Glack. the New York Tunnel Company, Davis
6. Geek and the New Fiction Library; in the Gaiety
Building, • southwest corner of 4*>tii street and
Broadway, store to James Churchill and offices to
William H. Rudolph. William Uorton, Joseph J.
Lee, Herman H. Levy, Hurtig & Seamon, Maurice
Def -is. Paul H. Ltebler, Inc., Charles B. Ar
nold, Brady & Golden, Barton Zabinski, Carle E.
Carlton and Gordon & Solomon; in the Thorough
fare Building, 57th to 58th street. Broadway a:,.'
Eighth avenue, stores to Edward C. Hartnagel and
Alpha M. Drake. Adam Bon gar tz, Edwin A. Haaker,
Tobias Schreiber. the United States Spare Wheel
Company and Antonio Consalvo, and offices to Ed
win A. Willard, Jacob Kahn. George W. Hammer
schlag, the Behrman Baron Company, Lyon &
Simpson, the General Accident. Fire and Life As
surance Corporation. Limited; Di M. J. Kraus. the
Smith-Colburn Sales Company. the Perfection
Cleanser Soap Company. William F. Beit!?:. Ga
briel Pouzei, Charles J. Downing and the Aero
nautics Press; in the Faacher Biildlng, No •-•>
Warren street, offices to Isaac Tuck. J. R. Sharp
stcen and the Anti-Burglar Key Company; in the
Seymour Building, No 603 Fifth avenue, store to
David * Schulte and offices to E. Evans Graham.
Hope r-itrGerald. George F. Ceelej and the Ca
toris Manufacturing Company; in the Lenox Build-
Ing BBth to B«h street and Madison avenue, offices
to Salkin & B epian and . F. Autenrieth; in the
Unity Building. So 101 West 42d street, store to
Horace R. Shares and Russell M. Rose; in the
Terminal Building, 34th street and Seventh ave
nue store to David A. Schulte. and at the south
east' corner of 27th street and Sixth avenue, store
to A. Landau.
» : t — —
ANOTHER OAKDALE SALE.
Homeseekers To Be Offered More
Bungalow Sites There.
Owing to the success of the auction s lies of
bungalow sites a.l Oakdale. Long Island, held at
the Real Kstate Exchange salesrooms, Nos. 14 and
16 Vesey street, by Bryan L. Kennelly. for W. K.
\ston. another sale of such parcels will take place
nt the Vesey street rooms on April 26. In speaking
about the attractiveness of Oakdale as a high class
residential centre, a property owner who has been
largely Identified with bungalow building said yes
terday:
Now thai summer is near, the dreams of those
in the whirl of business competition are evolving
into plans for a rest at the seaside, amid an en
vironment of shady trees and green fields.
•The unhampered life of the bungalow dweller
is consequently appealing favorably to many per
sons, as such structures afford their owners com
forts at a cost no greater than the expense of ■<
season in a mountain or seaside resort.
"The popularity of the bungalow is not only 'hi.
to the greater degree of comfort it affords, but be
cause it can be constructed at a cost so that any
one moderately fixed financially can own one. *
"The bungalow, in reality, is a dwelling built so
as lo cover a larger area of ground, and so divided
that all rooms are on one le\el. As one enthusiast
has put it. 'The bungalow is an up-to-date apart
ment under Its own roof and in i's own garden."
With many who have experienced this mode of
living, bungalows of a more substantial character
than the summer type are now being used as all
year homes.
"Besides the advantageous location of Oakdale
on the Great South Bay, within ten minutes' walk
of the Qakdale station, its rapid development la due
to the popularity of the bungalow."
LONG LIST OF HOUSE RENTALS.
Slawßon & Hobbs have rented the following
houses: No. 321 West 106 th street, for .Miss Moffett ■
to H. Hin<-: No. 121 West 73d street, for West Sev- i
enty-second Street Corporation to I' G. Currie: Xo. i
?.:<• West SSth street, for William Bubler to ,i. Oster
heim; No. 312 West RJth street, for Mrs. I-Tman to J
J. Tunnerschmidt; Xo. 30:' West ICtd street, for j
Anna BirdsaJl t<> Anna Weston; So. 242 West 73d j
street, for W. K. Stokes to K. M. dark: Mo 117 ;
West 93d street, for Mr. Miller to Edward j
Schwartz; Xo. 157 West Kth street, for H A. Wolf
to Dr. I* X. Agatston; No. 49 West !>oth street, for
L". J. Kalian to Samuel Hoffman; No 159 West 88th
street, for Thomas M<-Laue:nliii 10 A. K. Johnson;
Xo. S3 Weal Soth street, for the Clark estate to G. |
A. Schermerhnrn; No 134 West B6th street, for J.
K. Hoe to R. K. Schmidt: No. 132 West 38th street, !
for Jules Murray to A. C. Kaufman: No. 4;, West
71st street, for J. C Slmonson to Dr. D. J. Agostini j
and No 122 West SOth street, for William Bubler.to
A i ■ Rishon
BUILDING AT RIVER VIEW MANOR.
Professor K. D Mattern is erecting a qua! •
Queen Anne villa on the Parkway at River View ■
ICanor-on-the-Hudson. A ptvtenttous Colonial
home is being erected for Joseph P. Ranney in
Sheldon Place. William R. Pope la building an
Italian villa on Summit Parkway. Charles L
Brookhcim is erecting a country home on ■ iargo
villa, plot on Flower avenue an.] Bellair driveway. .
A. B. Corthell Is erecting a fine Colonial house at
Ravine and flut-na Vista Driveway. S. A. Burdeti
is erecting a Queen Ann ttage on Calumet ave
nue ami Oliver i risen a bungaluw on B lenasVlsta
Driveway.
HOI oKHOI.II GOOM.
THE LITTLE QIANT
HOUSEHOLD PUMP
. lean* an<l removes
■topt»RCf in waste. |.ii'<-«.
,avi'ii plumbers' bill.;
simple t=> operate: prl- •* M
.inns' PETSER'B aONS.
imoU, I'M Broadway. K. 1
Ali\ KKTISEMEMS and subscriptions for
Tt,» Trlnune revived nt tliflr Uptown
r ,2£ So 13A4 llr««il»iv. between 3<Uh
m,l -■■7t*u >ti . until •■■ ■■'<■ m. *■<*
"'',.;„',,„,; nn-iied al tt& following
•• H
IV, -"..l si : 133 '"I. *v«- cor. linn St.: 104
Tan- 14th tt • SIT Went 4L' l *t-. t.eiv.«<Ml
th B po * h *v^.: 2.;:: WM 125 th «.; 1025
•i -7. • lOSfl •(•1 *vej near filst fr.: I7OS
1«t n\e. near Kith M . 101 Es»« l.T.th el..
700 Trercoct a\e.; U't> M »••
5 SEASHORE PLACE.
nOARI) AM) KOOMK
67.1. tSM. n*. MADISON IVR, corner •«!«?
! -i Single am] double room*, with* ex
j ••fllrnt board readmit. ie, i.pcj.. r dining
i ■!"■!!!!_ —
i
FfJRMSHED ROOMS TO LET.
1319 WEST BSTH ST.- -DeslraMe hail room
; In :rl stt I, on-*, bath; reference, call
I ur telephone «22fl^-Columbu«.
I WAVBHI.KT PLACE. 103 — Beautifully
j • i.i nl«l:> 'I . one room. »lth private bath.
j Ho per week
<;.\S ASH ELECTUH; 11X11 1.1 -
CRYSTAL and ant (qua chandeliers; no»
arid secondhand; ra llators, boilers, and-
IrtjCU (»<Jt.ri. ■ J. Broun. MS Canal su
BUSINESS CKA.NCII.
WANTED. — Information regarding; good
business Yor sale; not particular anout
character, size or location; prefer to deal
with nun- • Give price and full descrip
tion. Address L. L>.. Box J>S4H. Kuclies
i ter. N. Y.
1 NEW YORKER, thoroughly acquainted
with West Indian and ' Mexican trade.
will handle account of hieh Rta.ie concern.
references furnished. Larking, ISlrt *'■
and For' VPashinston aye.
••ART OF FINANCIERING."— Shows how
to raise capital tor business projects
without recourse to bankers. Copy free.
Business Finance Co . 119 Nassau si . N T.
WOULD LIKE to hear of stock for cal«
in any enterprise where an investment
of *-vernl thousand dollars would be •&.<■
L. Darbysblre, Box 1810 C. Rochester. N. Y.
$35,000 WORKING CAPITAL N'EEDKD.—
Plant ready to run; standard product;
2Or- c yearly return: principals only. H. B.
Box .;. Tribune office.
WOULD YOU INVEST $15,000 and make
a million; placer •uihiiiK. safest business.
Parsons, 12 St. Charles Place, Brook
ADVERTISE "Pocket Guide" con
tains excellent coasbiuation lists of news
papers and magazines: sent free, to live
ones; postals not answered. ' Rudolph
Guenther's Advertising Agency. Dept. E.
10S Fillt.in si
WANTED — Information regarding good
patent -which would " » mrney maker. •
Only Inventor who wishes to sell outright
or on royalty basis, need answer. Give
price and brief description. S. M., Box
____. Rochester. N. T.
roii sai.f.
1 SPECIAL SALE
: Nhinon, ferns,
Dressing TmLES,
i &c. at reduced prices preparatory to re
moval.
1 JOHN P. WILLARD CO .
137 West -3d Street.
! MICROSCOPES, runs, mathematical, aur
i clcal and surveying Instruments:, unre
| deemed pledges a specialty. Nlcklln's Old
■ Curiosity Shop. 1«3 Park Row.
| _
COM.ECTIONS.
DEBTS COLLECTED
! In any part of the world: quick results;
' divorce proceedings a specialty; strictly
! confidential. Carroll Collection Agency.
I j:..m 537. 100 Nassau et.
' WE MAKE COLLECTIONS everywhere.
No collection. no charge. Perfectly re
! ■ponslble Murray Collection Co . 206 Broai^-
I way. Tel. 4975— Cort.
I.AIHKS' HAIR DRESSING.
'• ANNA M CONSIDINE. 13 West 45th St..
rear r.th aye. ' Phone 4F.r.9— Kryaat.
' Man I. . ing. Marcel waving, scaly and face
■ massage.
i __ ■ -
help « VNTKIJ.
atata.
HELP WANTED Uocd pay, short hours;
v lifetime ivL. with an assured income,
pet Into the U. S. Civil Service; :»>.<*'" ap
puintnjenta annually; examinations in every
state h oon. Our tree book, -THE EA6I
I BOSS, 1 gives lull information regardlnjf
; positions in all departments of the govern
ment, and how to obtain them; no tuition
fee until appointed. Commercial ' "' re
spondence f-ciiools, 1409 Commercial Uidg.
Kochester, N. V.
FARM HELP. Single and married men to
work ail farms In New York atat< only
experienced men need apply; references;
good wages. Apply Departm*ni of Agri
culture, ; . I'ark How. New York City.
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER for man
ufacturing plant In Plalnfleld. N. .1.; state
references and salary. '/. . Box t>. Tribune
Otnce.
WORK WANTED.
Male
ACCOUNTANT.- First class accountant
and office manager in wholesale mercan
tile or real estate ana Insurance; city or
Flat bush; besl reference. H. N. '' ■ *"
\>sey -• •
V HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE. 1». with
clerical experience, in Broi with wnlch a
future Is assured; excellent references A.
X.. M 3 Dupon) st. , Brooklyn.
BOOKKEEPER, credit man. correspondent.
possessing ten tart practical experience,
executive ablllt>". initiative, adaptability,
desires permanent position; will leave city;
married. 30; Christian; sober; references.
Address C. Barrenpohl, ..'..; Taylor Bt., v\ est
New Bright ritaten Island.
CHAl'FFßt'R.— Colored; Joes own repair
ing; city or country. Hurd. 214 West
84th St.
CHAUFFEI Gem 20; honest, so
ber, reliable; references. Neumann, care
of Dahl, X'A East .51st Bt.
CHAUFFEUR. — Young mar.; temperate*
competent and careful licensed driver;;
countrj or, city. Joseph Kppolelo. 17-4 West
End aye.
CHAUFFEUR.- By German. 30; married;
careful driver; best references; city lv
country. Anton Wagner, :i--t East l.TJth si.
DAIRYMAN Understands separator; first
i lass butter maker: excellent rfference.
Carpenter's Hureau, 154 <)tli aye.
EMPLOYERS! Save yourselves unneces
sary trouble by registering your servants
references at the Reference Bureau, ISO
Fifth ay... Room 622, before leaving city;
a!l information tflven strictly confidential;
no charge.
ENGlNEEß.— Understands laundry ma
chinery; city or country. Engineer, 263
West 12S1 st.
ENGINEER -Understands laundry ma
chinery : city or country. Engineer, 2C3
West I2stb St.
ELECTRICIAN. — Building, hotel or fac
tory; • ■:!' or country; experience on mo
tors elevators; telephones and wiring; best
inference. H. H.. Box 8 Tribune Office
GENTLEMAN. Oxford University gradu
ate, who la now in New York, has had
wide experience as private secretary, also
•ii <state development and landscape gar
dening In England, and Is prepared to un
dertake this work in America; references.
Countess ot Kingston. 31 Dover St.. Lon
don W.; Mr. J. B. Dugdale. Wroxall Ab
bey. Warwick. England; also local res)
dents; personal Interview Apply I. It..
Tribune Oftice. _
LOCOMOTIVE MACHINIST.— FfrBt class,
on construction end running repairs; long
experience: .ctai.le of taking charge; with
new railroad company :• referred. F. S.
(Irafflns. P. O. Box 133. Tyrone. Perm.
MAS American: honesi willing, obliging;
in New York storeroom, invoicing, gen
erally useful, porter. C. E. H. 370 .Shaw
mut aye.. Boston. Mass.
SECRETARY.— -unc Australian gentle
man would like appointment !a America
us private secretary; full qualifications;
speaks French fluently: highest credentials.
Address K. Charles Roberta Box 157. G. P.
0.. Sydney. Australia.
SALESMAN' and MANAGER of most Im
portant tramp* in Paris, speaking French.
Spanish. Portuguese and a little English;
can repair ami drive; »e\en years' experl ■
ence- .. .• references; desires position of
any kind; moderate sals to begin. C. U..
154 West 4'">t!i st.
SALESMAN. — Young man. having sc
qualntances among butchers, grocers,
bakers and confectioners, would like m good
connection. M. 11.. 288 West 13.« th St.
..i n.; MAN. 24; in clothes cleaning ;md
dyeing establishment; sober and reliable:
one ear's experience; reasonable pay to
star;. Dyer. Poultn4 . Vt.
YOITXO MAN, 21. wants outside position
with some reliable firm: can furnish best
of references. E. Raaflaub. Jr. Washing
ion st . Bloomfleld, N. J.
YOUNG MAN. --. temperate educated,
r0.,.1 p-nman. figurer. In oftice: shipper.
paik>-r- $!>-$" to start, with advancement:
• eferf-nces. rharles M ■:• 111 253 Grove »' .
Brooklyn.
YOUXG MAN "0. wishes position with
good Brmj U. W.. 827 West 44-- it
TOI'NG MAN. 20. at anything; five years'
exr«rience as office assistant, can drive;
unquestionable references. '"harl^s Hackett,
.'•n:( East 134 th al . 'i he Bronx.
WOKK \VA>TEII.
l>llinlr.
COMPANION or ATTENDANT Co elderly
or seiiu-lnva'ii'l lady, by refined Chris
tian woman; useful and willing; p!ea»ttr.t
home desired; small •!«'■:•" Huell. 218
West I24th st.
EMBROIDERED) ! IN ENS, fine watrts. in
■urns' dresses, ••tc, carefully lauu.Wel;
perfect satisfaction assured. P. O. Box 133.
Wyckoff. N. J.
KINDBROARTNEU.— By graduate Mme.
Kiaus's Seminary; ran tench primary
Ei-ades; will travel; will accept governess'
position. «'. a H, • i Teniifly Road, En
glewood. N. J.
STENOGRAPHER, CORRESPONDENT.—
H. a hrisht komtn, :«•: familiar with
general office details; competent writing
letter* without dictation; excellent refei
rnces '•-■ II • Box lOU Tnbuno t.'ptown
OHlce, 13H4 Broadway.
BTENOGRAPHER. prjvate secretary, rpro
panlun, 'by college graduate; excellent
reader, musician; would travel; highest ref
erent** Address llox 172, W. «nv, od. n. j.
STKNo'IIJAI'IIKa, - liridU. Imclllßenf;
steady worker; vartfi dictation In law
real estate. Insurance ills* N., OC'J AVtit
lbitu »'
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED, '
Male.
QiiZ4\Lr zAiUuli©^ bureau
fc2o inn avo. Pllunc .i.iM> — Bryant Bett j
Japaoeaa servants furnlshcl W private ;
lamillcs, hotel*, clubs, etc.
BUTLERS, Mcond and useful men. with j
excellent verified and personal references. |
can be had at unie froui Oaterbers*! '*"
reau, 71« Leiinston ay». 'i'tae •"•"*
Plaza.
CARETAKER — WATCHMAN. —To take ;
charge or city residence during Bummer;
niiildie ajjeii. reliable, trustworthy; cv- i
years" excenlonal references. "Coiiiiwlent." .
Box 3. Tribune ' IflJca I
CARETAKERS.— Neat your* couple, to
take care of private h"iiic lor summer or
longer; no children; good reference. Ad
dress J. <_\. 203 W. i-'itii It.
CARETAKER. — Experienced, responsible
couple, no children, wish care of empty :
or private nous*; h«st references. Expert- ,
ence, Box 40. Tribune Office.
COL'I'I.E. — Coachman; Rood gardener; un- '
derstands automobile?; we man cook nn.l .
laundress; can bake; also J nag man. use
ful ail around; aeparalA; city, country.
Morrow's Hur<>au. T2l Iyxinstor. »••»•.. cor- .
ncr T.>«;h »t.
COUPLE. — German; man butler, useful;
wife cook and laundress; ervellent refer
ences; a friend as coachman. R . Mathew
son's Hureau. 8U «th av-. Tel. S'X— Hryant. j
COACHMAN. First class; thoroußhly com
petent, sober, honest: jrood driver; has j
friend chauffeur; present employer sev«n
years; ko anywhere. Morrow's Bureau, 72] I
Lexington aye.. ."vSth it
;—; — ;—; — ' — - —
COACHMAN.— SingIe; first class; thor
oughly experlenred; care horses, ca»
: laces, harness; careful driver; city, coun
try; generally useful; Just disengaßed; city
references. Address Reliable, 134 East
4L'd st.
COACHMAN— Scotchman, single; In
try; careful driver; »x.»-il<nt refe
R. R., lt:» Weit xeth «t
COACHMAN. Single: disengaged; flrst
I class references: ride and drive; will go
I anyywhere. C W.. care of Mr. Lee, 2157
Broadway.
COACHMAN— ■11 \.'V : EUR Toung man,
1 -0: first-class reference: five years in last
place: sober and willing. Edward Martin
, :St>4 West With st.
I COACHMAN— OH A f FFKI'R.— Switchman.
1 single. 39; experience In repair shop and
driving automobiles; personal and written
reference: moderate wages; country pre
feried. William Mac Donald. 434 East T.Ttli.
COACHMAN.— single; experienced: -umlet*
• stands taking cars of country place; wen
recommended for sobriety, honesty. Ad
dr--ss Thomas. Box 13*5. Tiibune l.'ptowa
• ■:!:- 1364 Broadway.
COACHMAN. — Scotchman; married; one
I child; country preferred, year round;'
thoroughly understands his business, rid
ing an.l driving: handy around automo
biles; strictly sober, honest, obliging; besi
references. Ma Dowell, 434 Bast .'7th St.
COACHMAN. — Single. 2S; understands care
horses, carriages, harness; good, careful
driver; temperate; excellent references; use
j ful if necessary; willing, obliging; go any
wnere. Dennis P. a.. Tribune Uptown Or
! fice. 1364 Broadway.
COACHMAN or generally useful man; col
ored; willing and obliging; ten years'
reference. Address Butler. ir>."c Broadway.
COACHMAN By first class man; best ref
erence; willing and "Milting: last em-
I ployer can be Been Address T. M., 124
East I9t st.
COACHMAN.— Ry neat. tidy, smooth fa.-".1
I Englishman; careful and reliable; will be
. DSfful at anvthlng needed: beat references.
; Carpenter's Bureau, 154 <»th aye.
• COACHMAN.— Whiti: middle seed; sin«i<\
I long experience: thorough horseman, care
\ ful driver; bent of references. Address J.
' H., 14 Arch St.. Newark. S. J.
! COACHMAN. Sing;*, understan<l» care of
j fine horses: best references. O'Connor,
j 34.'. Gold st . Brooklyn.
i COACHMAN. — Touriß man; urwlerstands
I care tine horses. carria(?es; careful driver;
temperate; willing, obliging; useful If nec
essary; country referred. J. 1... Box 50.
Tribune i ptown Office. 1.164 Broad*
COACHMAN.— Married: no incumbrance;
first class reference; last employer can
be sern. John Conlon. 147 West 10« th St.
COACHMAN. USEFUL MAN. — Single;
strictly temperate: thoroughly understands
! horse«; rare automobiles; good, careful
driver: willing an.l cbHgine: well recom
mended. Address S. S. C. Tribune fptown
Office, 1364 Broadway.
COACHMAN. CSEFUL. MAN — Single;
thoroushly understands everything around
gentleman's country place; strictly sober;
trustworthy and obliging; careful driver;
highest • ibunendatlons; anywhere. Will
iam. Tribune t'ptown Office I"'i 4 Broad
way.
COACHMAN. CHAUFFEUR. ISEFUU—
Si:ii?le. resjip'-tful; thoroughly understands
horses; experi^ncp,] driver gasolene automo
bile; repairing; trustworthy, sober, oblig
ing; rive years' recommendation, anywhere.
Henry. Tribune I'ptown Office 1364 Broad-:
COACHMAN, and GARDENER Herman:
single. 'SH; two years' reference from last
employer; -..ins small country place.
Address Coachman, M Division ST.
COACHMAN.— MiddIe aged. J'rorestant.
mnrrled, no children: gttrrf city and
country driver; take care of lawns, rosds:
country, with cottage. A. I ail 4.';vß
Broadway.
COACHMAN — First-class. experienced;
single man: thoroughly understands care
of horses, harness, carriages; good drher;
excellent reference: willing, "bilging; city
or country. Thomas. :>4^ West Tt'th st.
COUPLE. — French: competent; butler;
valet, useful; lady's maid, chambermaid;
absolutely sober, honest; written and per
sonal recommendations from prominent
family Couple, care of Crab. 4<>7 West
40th st.
FARMER, GARDENER, on gentleman's
country place, with cottage: experienced
with vegetables, flower?, shrubs, lawns.
horses, cows: good all around. Trimp I.VS
East 112!n sr.
, , , -
FARMER. GARDENER—^COOK. UAfN
DRKSS —B} young Irish couple; n<> chil
dren: good reference. Carpenter's Bureau,
1. '.4 fur, aye.
FARMER. GARDENER By Scotchman
married; take entire chars- p;pntli ¥ man's
place; thoroughly experienced; board help,
make butter: best reference. Carpenter 1 •
Bureau, 154 <">th ay
GERMAN middle aged: sina under-
Ktands bouse and fjardfn work. *'.am
boilers; handy with tools; lx>st references.
Address Holt, 20.1 Ea»t I.'.th St.
GARDENER -Ftrsi class; competent, all
around man; single; best references. Car-
Vnter's Bureau, 154 rtth aye.
GARDENER (HEADX— English: working;
practically experienced, orchids, foliage
plants. roses and all work on peniierr.an's
place; plnplc; first class references. Florisr.
124 Bradub irsi aye.
GARDENER — Single; Protestant; cantake
charge of greenhouse, vegetable garden.
grounds, etc.; references as to capabilities.
Address Gardener, 102 10th si , Whitestone.
Lens; Island.
GARDENER. T. married, no family,
wishes position where thoroughly reliahl",
practical man la required; best references.
R. J. TV. Vaughan's Seed Store, 14 Bar
clay st
GA*RDEXNER and ISBFI 1. MAN.— By Or
man; understands care of flowers. \e - a <-t K
bles also horse and cow; best references
Mathewson's Bureau >>is «th a. •■ Tel. :iT><
—Bryant.
HOUSEMAN. &C."— Lady going abroad
April 24 winhes'pn.-'itlon for useful house
tnan; also waitress Call 312 Wen 7- ! st.
JAPANEBE.— Thorough, long experience;
cook and butler, housswoiksr In small
family or bachelor apartment, anywhere;
lias personal references. 1. Obukata. 41
East l.th St.
JANITOR wishes first class position : tem
perate man: understands every detail;
good refrren'-es. William U. Sawyer, lt»
Iturnett st . Newark. X. J.
JANITOR — German; married: repairs and
painting; three > ears' reference; under
stands steam nn.l hot water heat; honest,
sober. 11. T. Oldenburg, 218 Kast 44th st.
JANITOR or PORTER. Call or a.ldress C.
Barnes. HI) Wycl ' st.. Brooklyn.
MAX and WIFE, colored. wi»h place' In
country; man coachman, useful man:
wife cook, launiltess. general housework:
reforence. 128 West ll' • i-t.. care of Jan
itor.
POrt.TRTMAN-OARDENER. — German;
ageil 28: in.i! I, no children; reliable,
hustler, general .it- country place, poultry
farm, summer resort; wife housework: or
part. New Jersey preferred. l)»i 22 Net
tlPton. Ark.
(SINGLE MAN. Scotch, will fake charge- of
gentleman's .estate; has bad eighteen
vrars' experience, ill kin-Is of wr.rk; reli
able; strictly •■•-.-,■. references fur
ntspe.l Address M. i: Morrison. 132 Sd
■i»e . N.« York.
1-SF.FIL MAN By young man; honest.
string and willing; un.loi stands care of
horaM, drives, lawn*, everything on coun
try place; reference; experience. Charles
Henry. .tK"I Uates »if.. Brooklyn.
rsKKl'l. MAN. German; can ilo Imhle
and outside work: gtiri'en. cow. hor»e,
etc.: best city references. Mathewson's
Bureau, »18"Hth aye. Tel. 37S— Bryant.
rsi:i"ri. MAN.— n*nuHti: itf.i is ; mar
ried, nn children; general work diuntrv
place, lawn, garden. b.ir>e. cow. poultry;
handy with tools; wife for Liundrv or
hr>"s«work. Atiarfas iiclinruth, Nettleton.
Ark.
KMI'I'MMFNT A<.E>Cir*.
Miss FitzOeraW's Employment Bureau
FOR FIRST CLASS HELP ONLY.
503 STH AYE., Cor. 42d 51., Seymour Building
TELEPHONE 3911-3STH.
;; l \rs. kernaghan's Elite EmpJoy
ment Bureau
REMOVED TO 844 SIXTH AYE.
Near 4Mb SI MALE VNU KKMAU3 HKI.V Al. :
;«.sl " —
Miss Margaret Smite's
Bureau of Employment
FOR SELECT HELP— AII Natianalities.
25 West 42d St., --- sfh Aye.
(CENTV.AL BUILDING '
Tel. 3089 Bryant.
All References inve»tiicatf I._
AMSTERDAM EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
«tO Amsterdam aye.. bet. MM mi iMtn
sts. (one tlißhl u|>). — Kirst (Uss help al
ways on hand. Tel. SUtiO— Riverside. Mrs.
-■ -: ("Jrlbbln.
A. —A. — HOFMAVER - KMi'I.OYMKNT
BUREAU, 153 «>« SM at.; *-' for on<»
month; telephone connection.
AT CARPENTER'S Etapicy:n«nl H .r-
IS4 Bth ».*•#. Established 1947. We h»v»
tsrrt ouachmen. KarJecers. sroums. marrlfd
coupl<s. farm loremen. f*riu Band*. A.i
callers. *<■!! recommended.
AT Lambert ft Oowe's Emptojmwnt 15-;
reau. rt4. r . P'.xth >▼•. Ttl 4'«>" »•»■ Al
ways on hand, farm ißj>«rtntendent», fore
men, coachmen, grooma. gardeners, marrl»a
couples, dairymen. p.»ulti->-inen. etc.
COLONIAL BL'IU:A.L".
rrofes«:ona! and Domestic «er\ ice. :
No. 00 West 39th -• Tel. ■•'-- "'■th.^ |
COOKS". but!er>. MsCOtd mun. waltrevcs. ! ;
latirKlresfies. fiiiiml^rtiKil.lo. kitcher.i:-.:uds. ,
lades' maids, cooks who launder. i?er.er». ,
houseworker:. Jussiia Employment Bureau. ; j
C&O Lexins a. c. ; i
E. V OPKi.I. & FREDERICK lIOhBINS.
Emploj men* Asr°nts. H2Z «:th aye.. near
»47th st Tel. 2801 — Bryant. — Best prlvats ;
family help; references Investigated.
F. s. GRANT'S Atlantic Servants' Ui- i
cla'nee; toloied help a specialty; 8 We»: | i
i::ir'i St.. n«.r stb aye. All rerertnee* ; t
strictly Investigated. Tel. 265»— Harlem. ■ j 4
FIRST CLASS HkTp FXTtXISHED. all :
branches of work; wt-.it<-, colored; refer
ences investigated, colored a specialty. , i
I'orter's Sfclect Bureau. 14- West 15M st. , i
Tel i»4— Momlngsid*. i «
GOODE'B EMI'LOYMKNT BUREAU. W2*
Uroad»a>. cor. «4th. Prlva Camille* }
not«is. boardine houses, clubs ant! insUto
lions, while ur colored, promptly turnlsheo. ,
! Tel. 43U6 Columbus. i
JUL.IKN EMP. BUREAt, cor. ■- l i"*aad i
| Slxtii ay» . lirvant litilMir.s. will furr.lsh |
promptly first class hHp. ail nati"ralltlf!i. i
all references investigated. Taj 4381 Bryant i
LANG & BOECHERER CO . 43. 45. 47 ,
West :(.;.! st.— First class servants for pri
vate families. Telephone SI 1-512— SMh st.
LKION'S EMPI.OY.MKNT OKFfCH -Help :
direct from the South. S6 West 133 d St.. i
near sth avo. Rev. Heorsre D. I.igonn pro- ;
I iletor. Telephone 4400 Harlem.
LJNDBERG ,v NEWLANDER Swedish |
Employment Office. Select help: refer- j
ences investlsated. 3L'2 4tli aye. Tel. 37titf i
— Mudison .are.
MADISON* Employmen- Office of Martha I
Warden. — Select help all nationalities. !
426 4th aye.. near C&th st
MEDICAL, DOMESTIC AID SOCIETY. 2411 j
Broadway, north of BM st Tel. -"-' ,
Riverside. First .lass female -'p. private ,
families: also nurses, registry; furnished ;
day or night. •
M J. DBFFTS select Kmpli.yment Bu:e«a :
(private families only). 131 W. IS St..
bet. Broadway and f.th aye All referaaces j
investigated. Tel. 31CJ2— Bryanf.
111.-*S YON PCHFTET^F Employment Bu- [
reau. — Select help; orders by mall. *phos« j
or tel^Kraph receive prompt attention. 31H \
4th aye.. nr. 25th st. Telephone connection. I
tlon. ,
MME. BEKGER'3 liurrau de IMacement j
Fran. •-• furnishes tirst class domestic
help; all nationalities; ail references In- j
vestlgated. 43S riixth aye. near 27th.
Tel. 2S(I Madison. , !
MM!:. J.M.QfIN'S Employment Bureau, j
60S 6th aye.. near 30th st. — Cooks. !
kitchenmalijs. waltressei. pariormaija> |
laundresses: French and German nurses, i
lady's maids, butlers, couples, promptly
supplied. !
MRS. 1. HER 1 v
Reliable h«lp. 455 Columbus Ava.
Tel 741 River. .
MRS B O. STEEUE, 130 AVest I3.td St.. j
between Lenox arid 7th a\es.. furr.lshe* t
promptly first class domestic help. 'Phone
1388— Jlorningside. References carefully in- ;
vestignted. j I
NXTK'NAI- EMPLOYMENT AGENCY s::p- !
pli^s flist class female help: references '
carefully investigated. 816 West 12."» th tt..
bet Keen Mh and .~t. Nicholas ayes. T»i
ephoce 4400— Momlngslde.
NEW YORK Guarantee Employment Ru
reau, 3T.a West o'.'th st. ' fhone 4-"2 —
ColumbUP. Colored help a «^e.-'a!ty. Kaf
erences lnvesri>;at.-d before applicants are
sent out. All help guaranteed.
HENDERSON BUREAU. 110 West 134 th I
st. Tel 4R6— Momingside.— First class
servants furnished; male an'l fereale, all ;
nationalities; ali» references carefully In
vestigated; city or country.
CALX, T"P Central Employment Rureau. <VK» ;
6th avf.. To I. 32&4— -38 th. If you ii*-*.^ |
help of any kind: hotels, private fan.iiies. |
clilbf", ln."tltuti"ns supplifil promptly.
DOMESTIC Minings WANTED.
Female-.
\.--A. -EMPLOYERS ma investigate s« - ■
vantV references at th»- Reference Bu- ;
| reau. 156 Fifth a\e . RiM>m fc.'2.
'cARETAKERS.— Swiss French couple; un- !
I "encumbered; experienced; pri\at»- h-nise; :
I-Clty reference. I'iilU-t. 05 West Inlth st.
I CcTiJple! very refined jruung :■ Germans;
thoroughly coiTii»-ien-.; wire ;..- lailys ;
i n-aui' »iti a.:slsr with chamberwork; man
j as butler, l).'St o(* reference, 10l West 2Uth. j
'CHAMBERMAID an,! WAITRBSS.— No ob^ |
Jection to the country'; best references
from last family; $'-ii t'> *--• Central Kmi>. ;
I Bureau. 63U Btn axe. TeL 3-t»4— a>>th.
CHAMBERMAID. — First class; neat HweJ- ;
ish girl; good g^wer; willinn. oblisinK;
best references. Osterb«r^s Bureau. 71ij ;
Lexington aye.. between r>it!i anJ T.vh st». I
Tel. lU63— Plaza.
COOK. — German; unilerstan.l* French cook
ing; exctllent references; go anywhere. !
Miss Margaret Smith's I'.ureau. - West j
! 4^.1 st. 'Phone 3l>;'.i>— Hryant.
COOK. — First class; just disengaged; ««l- t
sires permanent position; city or country:
fully competent in »U branches; excellent .
references. Mi^s Margaret Smith's Hureau,
28 West 4i:<l st. J'hone 303^— Bryant.
COOK Finnish girl; neat, trustworthy;'
first class, .ils.. kitcherßn* i-I ; BO obj«c-l
tion to country; j.rivHte. public. Morrow's ;
Bureau. 121 Lexington aye.. corner s»<th *t. !
Telephone I!)'J»— i'laza.
COOK.— By Finnish girl, with or without j
lanniliy; hlßhly ie L oninieni!e«l: has frt«n.i i
as chatnbermaW »n.| waitress, city o» !
country. Weld's Bureau. 31*4 Columbus aye. ;
Tel. TlM*— Riverside.
COOK. Protrstant: assis-t laun<lrrs.x; v.~-i:.
obligiiiK wuman: country '|.referre<l '1., j
Mr.'. Colliers Agency. U"J West 23d at. . |
COOK.— Excellent cook; gixsl niitiiaser; • i
very best of references; Finnish woman.
Jussila Bureau, KM' r.exinntrn aye it
COOK for institution or large tniarJing |
house gtMvi ex'k anil manager; goo<l ref- I
erence; ' wages" J4O. Jusstta Hur««u. »vso (
Lexlnfrtou a\e. Tel. 44.VJ -Fla^a.-
COOK.-lty very' neat, competent Swedish
girl: 'excellent cook; rest references;
ua^es $:!.">. Oiit.roeig's Hureu'i. Tl«> \jf\- .
ingt.m aye . between f.Tth ar-1 .V<th st». I
Tel. 1 (>."..■>— Plaza.
COOK— WAITRESS.— Two stst.-rs; together
or separate; good cook and waitress; g^od i
references: wages V-< Flaherty's Bureau,
4>C» Columbus aye. TeL 741 -River.
I COOK, assist laxjn'lry: young woman; very j
good reference; *r_' *-.'•- S . Hofmayer's
| Bureau, 133 West 23<1 st Telephone 1884—
j Chelsea. .
I COOK.— English: first class: nn<!ers?an,ls j
er.trees. nl! plain ami fancy iHsti** nn.i
■ frozen desserts; wages - p.-rsonal refer-
I races. Flaherty's Hureau, 4X3 Columbus
j a\-. Tel. ~*\— River.
COOK — ('HAMUERMAin an.l WAITRESS.
— Two very neat, cotnjietivit Finnish gtrl».
city or cMtnttA ; best references .Iti-'iin
Bureau. » ;^'i T.exin^ton a\e. Tel. 4JS."! —
Plaza.
COOK.*— English Protestant; strict!} first
rh.s. til! tmuiches .-f rtr.e nroklng; g.-ol I
references; city or country. 11., Mrs. i ••! • I
llrr"< Agency, !-- West 23d ■<»
OiiK. Hl'l'SKtt'.iiK. CMAMUKIIMMIV
two colored rlrls; city or country;
i good reference* .Call of BiWress Hender- j
; son's Bureau, lit) West l."»th st. Tel 4>i;
-Morning.
DISHWASHER, elevator runner; telephone
cnerator. by mlorr.l man; city or oountry
i Williams, 113 W.-nt 63d *t.
I
; ADVynmSEMENTS ar.J subrcrtptlnns for
Th» Tribute M.-.-| Y e.l at their Intrnvn
j oftv* No j::fi4 Promiwnv. between S3?"j
an.l ITth st«, until •» o'clock ;<. •<• ».l-
I verti»ern*nt9 ■:>-<! at tfc» fo!lowln«
branch offlcei at regular rftire rates until •>
• o>uck ». vi.. v!x.« M* sts ay».. » '
13
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
EMKOVMEHT
J
OSit«s. OE. 424 »t. Teie^h^ne -"01)5 S^-X
Select h«l^. Male and female. AY. n«'»'_J
alkies. References |*r*jnaiiy tnvestt«*t«a.
•jovrrnewies. ladles' maids, ti.far.ts' nur»«%
cooks. waitress**, laundresses, chamo**
niaids. married < oupi«-.». bullns. va!et». «ta
GRADUATE iUNDHRGKADUATE
•TTTTJCCC IV. WEST I"4TH SX.
;;UIv.O — v - Tel. » River.
iWiss Freeus Rbgistrt.
A, Osterberg's Bureau,
7K» Lexington ay« bet 57th an,? s*tb *t».
•Rhone lv"A— Plaza. Strictly P.rst ■■■•
donMstlc help. Scandinavian _ »[.ov.lalty.^
SHEA'S KM!. BCREAL". No » E.
4-M .< T»l 2(t^2— 3ath. First elm htflp.
niale and female, bi-th for city and aoazirj,
always on hand.
JIIS3 MARIE NEII.fr:.. 370 Lei:r.«t->a
aye.. rear 5l»» s: . ar.nvar^e* they ar»
ready to furnisn good. non-»t and r*i.Ut,»
heip; rtferenics fro:a Ust «mploi«t taur
oughly in-. -»:.«.-.*"•>:.
MISS M. BUVTSKV. — Fl.-st class employ
ment bureau: servant.* of all nattons. l'J5»
3<J aye. TeL. »<J23— TStth.
MISS CHRISTINA OLSON. S%*:!sn £*:*
ployment Ottl'^. — Flr»! cla.«» iua!* <in * fe
male' help of ail nationalities »up^i'e.i. r»f
eitr.ces inv-stigatrd. x'J* «sth a'.e . r.r«r
47th st. T*l*pbwoa r*4-'— Bryant
MRS. ?. MINGEH, IX Ea»t Mth »t.. rear
Lexington ay*. Tel. «»1-— 7»th. -• Wn-.aa
l:elp a si^cidlt>. I'iaces wattle* for .-.jcka.
laun-Jresst«, chamDerinaid*. wait ijms^s.
nurses.
MI'.S. iTiU-IKiiS At'.fc.M V -High ■■<••<»
help: male and ferna>. r«f>ri-n."« per
sun»!ly ln."«'i k »v.: IS Wett SU! fj
MKS. EL M B \CO.V, Emptoymr^t OOc*
■M Cut >vl. near ZM st . hn al*^«
l^od. <-omc«tert. r»lUt>;« Krvknii. ;i:*n
und women, references oa Ole. Tel. 13Ti
CbclM*.
MRS A. GASfXES* .*c»Wlin»\ Us Anir'i. «i
Employmenl Hureau. Sel«c« h»U> «"*0
Third aye.. ™r. 124 th. Tel. 273! J Hartent
Mail or phone- order* recet\e prompt dila
tion.
MRS. C. J. COOPER'S "■■■• BCREAJT.
637 eth ivk.. near 3»t!v — Telephone luOO
fAi Select help of all natlon-illt'.- ». BUM
•nd female; reference* Hvitiii
MR- ANNA L. CHRISTENSEN. =w«^U!»
Employm«r.t Bureau. !ate with SCsh Mm»
S Johnson. 14* E»»t 19lh -•.-•■■ Ir»!c»
place. Teiephontt 1213 «a BM Grammercy.
MRS D. RI'"E KEMPBR. TV»«t SM« Em
i.!oym»nt Bureau. 813 Columbus »■**• '*t
B<'th, st.>. Tel. Rlver»ld« 8345. -;- »VI
Dorrestlc Servants.
MRS H. B. VI'EID. 324 io!iftnbu« <»'•.
Tel. 77.*.»— Riverside— «:cok». laap lre;*"-.
rhamh»rmaH«. w*itr»?se«. nurs»» ST»eJ:»h.
Uertiian. Kngltsh an.l Irl«h: pl»C«a waltirg;
references Investigate':: Klnnl»h » i;*Ulti .
GRKATER N. T. EMPLOYMENT BC
RCAI7. V-'n\. J. Schultz. Prop.. I<!3 E.
106 th st". near I.exingto?! are.— Potl»h
Slavish specialty, and ail r«?s. ln-.#st!«ate-1.
SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT BUREAU "»f
K\a I.or.anler i»9rabll» > T.i 11 yems> «;:p
pile* fir*t c.ass >ci ? e( all narJ:na:iUe«.
3;i« 4th aye.. n. 2*th. Te!. Zj'>'> — Mad. ?q.
TAICE SOT.rt-BKtT HKI-P SUP
PLIED. MAUB AND FEMALE: PRT
VATE FAMIUEP. ESTATES. IORPOIA •
TION'S. FARMS: REFERENCE? STRIt.'T-
I.V INVESTIGATED: S TEARS ESTAB
LISHED. CHARLES <■■ IRA IN 71
WEST 11TH - T . PRESIDENT OK THE
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS' 6OCIETT.
THE WEEB-DRAPEK AGENCY for se'ect
rolcr»>d s»rvant9. HPu Cth aye. Estabi:3he'l
I">7R. Te!. 172ti— Mad. Sq.
iN'THR'if EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Mrs. I<iat)<-1 Aiden Anderson, Pr-prlet'-**.
(S ffe't S«th »t. Tel. 100S— SSth. Fui
nlsh»s •"xce l jtiar.aily coirpetf-nt K-nernessas.
comi at ins. nial.is. chefs, butlers, etc.
WOMEN'S DOMESTIC LEAGUE.
No. 11 East 33d st High class .iom«« - :a
positions; male and feraa'e. T«l. t .'..■•>
Madison.
WE PLA«E help of all <iescrip;lon». mm
mT.lal. hotel and <Jom*»tlo < white "n!>>:
first class positions ■et.und. Th» I' 3.
Employment & Brokera*- Co.. IH X liitn.
RELIABLE HELP FOR HOTELS, ciuh*
and Institutions. ma!» and fema'e: iiitehei
irrews a sprctalty. "Phor- 232^— Bryant.
TORRENT & OLSOX IN Tth a.c. neir
Tim«>s Sfj-iare.
SCANDINAVIAN F.mp«orm»nt Burea-j. 74T
l.exin<tton ay» . r*t. r.S»th arrl firtrh sts« —
Tel. Female Department. 4.N»7— P ua
Mali* D»pdrtmenr. .TJrt7 plaza. Kerereac»»
Investigated. Walfrid 81-jom.
ST. JOHN'S EMPLOYMENT AGEXCT. U
M. MetMl, prop . »v<3 Arr.sterUrn »v»..
n>ar <*ikl st.— F*n:a;e help of a!! n.itlor.a!
ities; rtf»r»n.es strictly imestisaied. Tel.
rJ«> HlversUle.
MI.-=rf MORROWS Employmenl Bureau. 721
L>-xliiKton a\^.. cor. '••th st . ?jrni«.»-»»
promptly first .lass dcmestlr help a:i nj
tionailtiej. male. f-m*l* ant rnu[ 1-s. ail
rf frr»ni f » in 1 . »-s'icate-l
nuMtMK am vnvxs wa.vii»
Omul*
O '«JK. — Kirst class; pr)vat» fan::'; or
=iriali hotel; <ity ur «.-mi!itr>: *erj N»tt
<>f refrrtner** Call Centra) Kmp. burti'i.
tiSit hth ayr, i>r Tel. XlM — ;y*tn
HOCSEWORK, ot c<» k anci launui.-s». ty
lntelliK^ft. nil'lng. rent KnglUl:man.
g.xcl family coot an 1 laun<lr»s». .»,»;:e:it
ieferenc«s. Irwin's Hurrau. IT W. Itth st.
HOUSEWORK-— Bj twi> n«at yours Kir:*;
first class COOk, exiftl^nt laun.ir»?>.s. gotkl
baker; olh«r chaml^rniai.i ami v»aitr»"*.
Morrow's bur«iu. T^l Lexington a».. .">>th.
INFANTS NI'RPE. rnd-rstands a!l fo-Ki^
anJ thy oar«» of chlliircn; tir^t cla-s icr
t>r^nct-9. Miss Margaret Bmreao,
U>st CM »t. 'Pbooa 3ii,'K>— Hryact.
KITCHEXMAID or HOUSEWORK.— By i
young ftiri. latvly Un.lt-<1; i■»
wages. A.. Mr?. •Vlli^r's Agency IL^' V\ V st
n<i st.
LMXHRKSS-.-Ih Finnish girl; doea col
lars: ttty or country. Uvt.js Bureau.
:"J4 rolumhus «ye. Tel. T"il» — River.
LAfNI>RI-:~<. - i.'an do shirts. c<»l!*r-: \-r/
Jx-st refprenr*: «a(n $."?"; Finm?li wom
an. Juss:i» Uurvao. ti"«i Vnizgiva wo.
Tel. 44.-.3— rUsa
LAUNDRESS.— Swe<JJsru first i-ta«*: «>iirt'.
• uffs. collars; tery b*>st refer#n< <-s t is
t-Tt^rn'.- Bureau, "in Lexington a-.c . ba
rweetrSTUi atiil .V»tn »t» Tel. lOS.I T - :»iu
LAUNDRESS.— By io!^re<i womati »•. -i-»
washinj; at home. *\Vi:fs. VVVh- ,"^>t:>.
LA U-NDRKSS. — Weekly washing .!ore !-f.f;
50 CENTS: deltVirsd In "4 hours >-.a'»
drifd. ready to Iron. tt'mtnuh Jl'i E^»
*ith »t. "Fhon* 17&^ — Tath.
Nl.'fi^E. — Kxjjer!ence.| tirfant or ci->nr.>;
tua fri>'n.l niaM •:. ' ■nußStr*99; !:k<-^
ihil.iren; willlne «f> trave!; highly re,-..n:
menJe<t. Uorrow*s Bureau. T - J1 Lestnstoii
»vf. Telephone ltr_'.* — P!az».
NURSE. -English Protestant- th,.r.>i;shl
<«;m;-etent; -xcellent t^rwinal referenc-.
cit> or country. Inrtusrrlal \stociatk n of
America. Inc. t> Kast t^i st . 'Pnon* 3)03
NURSE t.. sr,.«n .-hlMr-n; iyj; romrvr
ten;; very K <**l EnxSMi Kl rl; v.-rv rw*t
recommendatlocs: waices »".'. iK t , r >* re -f
Bureau. 116 Lexington n».. between ;; : 1
an.l :»Mh »t. TV!. 1053— Plaza.
NI'HSR —First class American gUi- infant
or rrown children: l>e»t rvferrnces city
«.r ii.ijtury. nah^rtv'a Itureau. 4->5 v'otua-.
bus aye. TeL 7«t— Rlr«r.
NURSE.— As .hi!.!., nurse, for the surrTl
mrr; will travel aliroaiL K. Smith can»
.f Mrs. Schwarti. Hotel *ichenley Vttts
buric.
TWO SEAT TOUXO kv- ;!.:sn s;;iu.i»"
sister*. tle«lr>* po.»it!..r in unia!) prtrata
f.imily by April •."«!; rttj or ciuntr> Wrf,
M J . .are ..f r. Fernuson. tn>l »;th aye
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