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Two of the QUALITY ADS.
IN TO- DAY'S
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Male.
TAILOR. — A rood custom tailor on , mtn'i
coats. SO9 Fast '-Pth ft.. third floor. Room 17.
Female.
;.i ... .•-;-.-.■':.■•, o -■■'-■ ■-
OPERATORS (experienced preferred) on
ladies' muslin underwear; jrooil pay; steadr
work; Slnrer machines. Apply all week.
Louis Baer. 11 Washington Plate.
READ THE OTHER
HELP WANTtD.
- Male.
CANVASSERS.
flew Newspaper Premium
Proposition.
■ pern____nt emp'.ojrr.cM, with »usran-.
ired fal«y Mfi carfare psid weekly, onfl
liberal -3mr_i__3o:i la _Jd:t.on. BflSt
e2er ■■ the c::y for exjerießCSj n««s
t*r«r. bock si ■<" irapazine men who are
ictpted t.i r»__ «id ractory or hcuse
|_ hsas> «otv ; 8v« ortJers a <Say will
•an •*»-<» per week. Call between 9
c _:. and Ip.m.
WILLIAM H. GUTELItTS.^
Room S_S. Tribune Buildins. New York.
7VAN ■-*--■; _' -5 >--*.-*. wil^*
real estate. Writ*
; p. Thomas. 20 Ea?t aoth_st_.
- th'ou uflily exr«rtcnc<?d man. for
• sec»l « ' ' r W ™t*c_
expenses. Mi S !:i:i (Petition Brccer). Flatacu
S^ig^g. _
•"Vtr' r i c v v II \ N— Stron* ro;" writer: me
•■■^t^rirLJning and knoule^-e of trade paper
... CearaW*. ..'••- ».--
r-?ration.2.":'S Broadway.
ihZ'il* to 6r!l lat'.st novelty, parlor aeroplane;
*-'$ 30 feet; SUSP* 25c. Uaooto M^re
Vove'tr Work*. 1951 Broadway. _____——
AOENTS to handle our t< as, coffee? and «Ptc«:
experience act r.e-eisar>; Bonn ft BM*. ---•
cr ro'~r own. Call or write Bums & Reed, J.J
Hadfcn n. ■ _— ,
i'3£XTg to sell tw.n fjif, garter; real memey ior
«ooS men; exclush-e territory. Lantz. l-'=t>
Broal»-ay. , "■"*' ,
/GENTS— Sew 25 «nt article; our patent; large
front; 2 cent stenjj, for • til sample. »-?e
>iaity Cf.. £T5 Broadway.
ToENTe— Best real money maker In New^Vo^k;
baercXM yosat and old; sells oolcft Ti ,l^
tiles Czy Oa & Off puz=!e. Rasm -4s. i"»
- - EroaaTvay. . . -
; IGENTS to iutroaace money ™»*« * rt l-: 2 8
ta $3 ocr -ay. AsVestos Lbej. W -cl>. Co.. ~*
•Vest STt'h t. ._ .. — -
AGENTS nontd for tana vacucn cleaners; sell
f5 si 3 flO. L'ulity Import - »•«« Co.. m
i .
AGEXI6 S-5S fer the SSt and übypsffteaa
vacmna slaaer on tie market : price and
flO. see Omocaxx&m. 30 East Mth st. DUlitj
*.;nport & expert Car^pany.
EOOICKEEPEK— <Joc<3 pcr.ir.ar ; . n«;_r»r; experi
tac«d en ea-'es led*CCT: iry SIS. Eicployers
cen-ire ficma-a. 170 Di-s-nsy.
EOOKKI-'^PER for -JTjood- house, ennst b«
rtßuoujgnly exr**ritT}c*<i: eaia.-y to -tart $.5
$29. Call Ju_g.'ij'; t'Pc-itioa i.;:_.er__, B__tii_D
TLrrtiny.
I.O Y. : !:_ie_ - _ n<siper: experienced; S3. 9
ov.ork. room 1.124. 150 Ngssa-J St.
BOY iranud to call and «se!i\-er orders; steady
. 2°riiicm; civet have references. 101 West 145 a
*■■ n .. _M_n-iT
OJOy. r.bcur J3 or IS yearg cf _ge, in wholeFaJt
and retail clotting house. Address C. W., Box
*. JYjbaoe Office.
EOT* (offic*). 16 ta IS years, for bank; pamniar
ft.oo! e.r&Cus.'*-! 1 - National Er.i i_. iij^nt Ex
' ■ ranzs, 47 West 4'2i Bt.
ERaKEMEV end KIP.EMEX (inexper:*;ncc-a>
acted to prepare for employment on nearby
Ts.tirafcds: tncrrasiiisr business. Call, or rtate
_ri. viti--- height, Raiiway sssrristlnn. Room
4m. 203 Bruav way.
"'_.%' SEPS ii r -.= ■•_:; butter an- e_rs route;
" errs week: s_"o daily. Apply Monday, 7 a. m..
T. TT. Sir.iih. 107 Reid 3ve.. Broeklvp.
tAWXtBtKS U«ti. -h-astlers. can isake $25
mkb ur.Ser cor cnarantee syEieis sallisg
iWWt'fitef. Afplr MS West 4CTh e>.
CIATi.tSERS niBUaJ to J=ell arc Urbt carbons. -
Mr coi-rr..:s*i«» <SiH r.'-uiiday and Frtdar,
Bert' c & Fc-ret, Tl Xae»au et.
CHEF, Strcit; good .•cfcrencts; also butlers, sec
raa nj«a. A£ier Corn Employment Bureau.
TVeri ■•;;.. St. ■
CT3AB SALESMEN van! !n jonr locality to
rexresesi us; trxierlfcnce i^inccesrarj" 51iO per
"scr2: ar.d cxpetiis. Write for particulars,
Satrii Cigar Co.. ft. L:;.f. Me.
Cl£P.£.— Crdsr; tsaiMetarin? ccnccrn requires
rrrsr. er tr?.i=s ant inltlae\e with mechanical
6xs4 or Bdad. cspcri^nced In handling detail
vrr-: la com.ectioij trith orders; nwt be bl*o
!sce'y ciieiul and accurate; salary. $1,300. Call
I^?:sesj Service :r.pai:\ . £09 Ijrc^duay.
"lEKIC, EtocJt: ycung iriaji; must be thoroughly
«s^rier.:ed in : -jrare. Nat^ouai Employment
. Eichanrf. 47 Wt-st 4l'J tit.
j <^EliK— .S;o<j-: : yoi.r.g mas; must be tboro'Jghiy
I exserier.ctrd in hardware. National Employ-
J w«T.t Egrbanr« 47 \\ t«t 42<J st.
!rfcl£R] Etock; £12 to Btsrt; young mar.; must
-be thorough! experienced In liarduare. N'a
'•ygal Kmp'.c>TT.»nt Exchange. 47 West 423 st.
CIEEKS. your;.? :.•=:.. ::r basic; ens or two
!'eart' bank fcxr*rienc&; K>o. National Employ-
Ptflt £ichar.gfc. •57 V.'cci 4Sd ft.
CLERK?. fOOSK iren. tor ban]:: ir.ust have liad
«»n* j-ecr's bark experience. ;<atlonal Employ
ctc; f xrhar.ge. 47 \\ cst 42^ si
COUPLE— French, German. English; ?50-$65.
B'^^« > a f J. €5 Wet SSth ft.
CCITPLD— F:rtt tUts; butler-cook ; 550; three iri
fe~i's'; country; any Tatlonaiity. Univert
E=jlc;-^:£ii E'jrea'a, .- East 23 et. Mies Pecli
'XUPLE — Koues couple; writm cook; man useful
t^a, v.eit en Labi*. Wonaa't Domestic
_Uag>» Ag«:c>-. 11 E2at "3d -■
COUPLE — V.'Hi general worker; man to take
ca-e of l£T.-'i. pic.; SZ>O. Woman's Domestic
p*.£ve Arr:.-y. 11 Esrt Stq «t.
.iiIeTRICT MAN'AGEHS SIOO,OOO.OO com
pts?. cstfcadjrs old establUh«d business,
*M»t« eaergftic. boncFt men 10 control new
tontarr Creamer. National Casualty Co..
1T.5 N>?taa et.
WIATj -JIaN iarge corporation out of town,
_=x;^r.« In layitg out Ic* and refrigerating
J-eiiit Natior^J Employment Exchange, 47
i-'iiAx-~:£MA.V. i.-chitfecturai; 51j to tvart. Write,
Titir.j experieace and references. Lord &
■■tfcs" Co.. Oreenhouee D*B'gEerK and Mtnu
?trtcryrg. Irv?r:rton-oa-Hm!non. N. Y.
experienced in laj-ing out Ice and
'■elrlfrerfciing plants. National Emplctyment
j:x"L£r. g r. 47 y,-esi 42<J et.
Architectural ; roust have had ex
per*r.ce ;.i furniture. National Employment
ggtange. 41 We« «d at.
V£ptATOK for [lumbiuc and plumbers' cap-
5Sff r BWs»; ealary to start |U; good oppor-
JBB**- X. £-.:'.: (Position Broker*. Klatimn Build
■t-
■gtßffiNCED LAUNDRY BOY ■» anted. 1 with
I.J^'K'cts. 101 Wett 1434 St.. near Lenox aye.
J , yroas -em*-** men. hosttt ace energf lie.
; rt *n la the s<2vertieitig deparunent of a
»«: »wp!i-.»r. Oil for interview. Boom *21
l^nr.* B'.l cine, after 2 p. in.
WJSS CUSTOM TAILOR on i:ien-a coats. SCO
tt.. gi floor. Room 17.
.•~*nu;< Hur-t^d. tjt^al! famiiy. tVtak* care of
-, - *': isrt pent £l!</»-e<j. Inquire 258 WeJrflcliJ
J^OOR ACCOUNTANT— CapatIe young man.
,r;' jrt ' u e! Is espoieooM! In up-to-<3at« book
- t?*£ -■'•- $i.040-SIJ». Busts*** Service
"ts^* C(C '' ( - a^- rui.tfr broods t-alcuaun: only ex
txnJ^* a tn * la " ; " !"- ''"si!- red: $1,500
rr-... - I * -l < - i 'LJii£'-l^r - 309 Sroadway.
- l* , w * - ; 'iCiJ: ct><er, pusf&ee: London, l.iver
i xfT"' l^* i - rv £ cattle; fast lUamtri lrom New
y«r» > !r» ■ , »irfi -y fjo Or«*n»icn tt.
liiv ncl go In moving picture bu£ir:es»?
fcj*»"»y taail; license and position grjaraKteed.
'f^^Llyjy^. ti w»»t 2hth »t.
*£- v W'OMtN " > - * you out of work? Would
'tit 0i t0 °*' n bf ' 6f - make |5 day? «10 6tn
■ "' «wlc*r.6 for cuitrs. Jet uk start you
V^, .. J-J -* X ?t "" yonrselves; «r*cUy legitimate.
g^^gw^Rooro y j7 . 277 Brcadr.-ay. *
,;JS£ *^I^TAXT. Ie to 20; bright, neat.
,at 7« I , r *' <: age - *xperieacc salary end refer*
Bfa^gl*iUgp'P^yf r. Trlboce Ofacc.
*ri£ E i! - f^ACKR-^2n of education and re
lISJ^S MMsslog excellent obiisty; *' Ml
ftr—--*'''''?'..—'• "*• To.. 30a roadway.
«.^f TLT L tETHtT'ARY to president lasso re«J
reefs. ' * l *"«*: isott U expert sU-nocrapher.
t C .' in , f , «i5 itUtlv * *'^ ability: «*«*lej.t
"jL";? 00 -* 1 - 600 Call Busltess Eervlcti
_1- ** Broadway.
a *»i t ?«TATB »ALB?M>K wfo* can wn eood
>r, r**** 51^ urrttcij-y waitisr. Call 10
-^^tg* *1. 25 y«t 42d «.
t* Sb! 1 ! i■ X ior large office building: malt
i^. KIT?*" 5 exp«rrttiioe4: rood eppomtnlty.
.-irr.' ii * Ji:h! " <Pcsiilc Broker;, riatlron Dulld
«s^¥^i tr ? '«•»' tsuiie HAt BelJii «iu!cki7:
*»«iTi. * lor nKhl ■•» Call before
* t> , «2i et . RfAjm *iJI.
-Fx|.^:-.tr.c./d C arc light ealf«m«n
■* t 'istt'?ivTV^». can quaijfy will »>• -'.rr.-
Sa»j;. T r tbzn say cU,'-r company ha» of
,fffliai^^gwgy. src Üb>p - - ;cw Wta
|»Und?! , f^ TT ~ 6^" lfKht «t*n« on*"«tto
riL,^'. tlBfc ": ccnana-ion bsutjs.
- ----. VI Na«6au at.
HELP WANTED.
AND GO TO WORK.
HELP WANTED.
Male. ~ ~~~
"tSSf^; Ifi*** educated. dSSC
>v cln'aft? - n rin l"« t P^itioa: $30 week
"l" l r-l, "P " • R °° m 33 ' ** E-t.27th st.
agaSSJ-tS H res:
&^k??~ :iS^~ Cilyi cx Perienced loose leaf or of-
BA LJ ; ■M A N in The Uronx": there is a c.-wi
Hu*;*^! d .^V ;AIsS3j:;H3 v l s fam
liles to sell bottled bee r on a pood commission-
Manhattan. Bronx. Brooklyn. Call SS6 Sflkv° '
SAL£sMBX, iiiug a , V ? dc-pai ! e m trade;' in!
vrorl S^jJ? ?t\ n T iTins L - r*rmanent. lucrative
Broadway eta!Jdir^- -ovelty tales Co.. 1147
salesmen <two) tor the automobll- business':
sss ssgae i h^ Ue BB rr r s oarr %&M
S 't«^o S r MI O*\-e!l ure & Protector Co., 320 Broad-
O Neil are & Protestor Co.. 3£o Broad
sites. 5100 each; easy maatbly terms- l'beral
comm^e-n. Port fSSmn Realty Co? 45 Wwt
tT^^°GRAPHER— Good opportunity for a well
vcj.atod young n-an; large mercantile house;
Builc'n* 11 " HlshlU (Position Broker). Flatiron
STCNOOKAPHER— Young man. — 25^1
railroad statistical exp-rtence; alary SI.CK3O
etxrt. Kmployerf Service Bureau. 170 Broadway.
STENOGRAPHER, general office work; vouW
ma=: sis per week; fnr Brooklyn concern.
National Eisployraent Exchange. 47 West 42a st.
EN OGRAI'HEK. lor large bank downtown
about 21 years; S 7O. National Employment Es.
change. 47 West 4^g st. *_
£ '«T : NO v I APH , E^ and asslsta "': bookkeeper;
4014 O I ft atl<JlJ3 - ! Em!Plo men t E\:haagc, 47 West
STENOGRAPHER— -out American- com
mercia' house. fls; Christian, for law officv
$12; always have positions for men. Jupp Ex
charce. $7 Nassau st. yv
TENOR for city church. 5700: a!eo bass f450~
Wc-bsters Cfaclr Exchange. 136 sth ay«. '
TRACK FOR A — Railroad construction "x-ork
i^'* $1 - SCO " nd expenses. Business 6erv-lce
Co.. 3fi3 Broadu-a y .
TRAFFIC MANAGER. — Thoroughly experienced
man to Lake charge of shipping and packing
Oepcrtmenia, possessing executive ability .0 fu
pervise and direct large force; bulk of shipping
handled through express companies; ealarv $2 -
ZOO. Call Business Service Company, 300 eWad-
T.-ay.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN, acquainted with
plumbing, heating supplies or agricultural im
plements; $1,300, commission and expense. Busi
r.ess Service Co.. 809 Broadway.
TWO CITY SALESMEN wanted by raanuract
urer; exclusive territory will be given good,
capable men; splendid futures. Room 721. Trib
t.ne Building. ,.... . . ,■. /
TWCrTOUXG MEN, over 21. honest and enef
. getJc, on great weekly; permanent position.
Call «- m.. 31 East 27th Bt.. Room si.
UNEMPLOYED— Why not tctj m moving picture
bus:nessr Outlay small; instalment plan- -.0
eitions procured free. B. & H. Moving Pi-ture
Co.. 156 West 37th st. _. * "^ uro
WANTED— Operators experienced on ladles'
waists £ ,nd dresses; steady work and good pay
Hammer d Kahane. 179 Wooster st.
WANTED— Trimmers and bodymekers on ladies'
'.vaists and dresses; steady work and good pay.
Harr.rncr & Kahane. 170 Wootter Ft .
WANTED— Salee:nen for drygoods department
must be esptriecced. West helm s. &-5-659
Broad viay. Brooklyn. "
"WANTED— Strong boy~to~v!ork in shop 55T
Pear! ft.
WE JIAVE an excellent opportunity for a
mature well bred, sensible woman. No can
vassing-. Spencer Corset Co.. 151 West 23d st.
YOUNG MAN. college gra-Jn-\to preferred- stats
*rp^ri»^r'-» find salary expected. Ajax. B->x "3
T::L KM OfflC*. * '
Female.
A GIRL tvaatsd in office to answer telephone
s 3 per iveek: rmiit be Christian. Tribune
Bi:ildr.g. Room 1.255. -_
AN EDUCATED stenographer, typewriter and
letter v/riter. Apply la fi-riting. Empire, 48
V.Vst Broadway.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS— Esperlenced foe?
makers; piecework; quick hands can ma.He
ever $8 per week; steady work. Por'peuliuiicn, ly
West 3d :>t.
ATTENDANTS, feir.ale, for strictly private
sanitarlujr. near city; all expenses paid; per
rr.»n«-nt positions. Irvvln's Nursts' Registry. 77
W € . t 11th Ft. '
EOOK FOLDERS— Some girls to learn; paid
while karrmc Edward McWhood, Binder. 75
John 6t.
I!O'"<KKEEpr:K--Youjisr lady: !IZ. National
Employment Exchange. 47 West 42d st.
EOOKKEEPim. double entry. $10; large paper
bae*t; Christie only. Call. Elsie Di-hl Ex
rher.s«>. SO Nassau st.
CANVASSERS earn $15 weekly; call and they
will T(^a»-i) you how; out of town write. Harris
Co.. 1E.;»4 2d aye.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS; several
wantfJ at oice; $20, $22, $25. Albany Bureau
90 East SM *.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS for small p'ri
vats family; or.*- with pood references: $30.
L'nu-vrsal Employment Bureau, 2S East £'!'J st
>T;ss Peckham.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS; ?24; riofman
or Swedish preferred. Rasmutsen's Bureau,
722 Lexington aye.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. German*
wages $22. At Llnd's Employment A^ncy!
7-9 Lexington av«r.. between sSth and s»th sts.
CCiiIPETENT WAITRESS, for Morristown; roust
have personal reference; wanted Immediately.
Mrs. Dickinson's Co-oi-tratlve Employment Bu
reau, 331 Madison aye. -
COOK — Good SwJj for sanatorium; country; $25.
Woman's Domestic League Agency, 11 East
;;s<s Ft
COOK and LAUNDRESS: city rc-ferenc«: $25;
German or Swedish preferred. Kasmossen's
T^jreau. 722 Lexington aye.
ENTRY CLERK— Must be experienced; Christian
girl rnly; $9. with rapid advancement, call,
y\A- Dichl Exclinrge, 'JU Nassau fit.
H on ruling nr^.chJn«. W. 11. C. Co., 497
GENERAL HOUKEWORKERS. $^'3. Wintlirop
Bureau. ijT, West 88U| st.
GIRI-S w)th some exi>fenfcn<;<J on tlnplDg. sewing
and knitting machines. New York & Chemnitz
Netting Co.. IX2 Throopavo.. Brooklyn.
US to clean and cut out lace on waists.
Danriaw A- Siiiiville. 720 Broadway.
GOVERNESS for child of 10 y*-ar»; on» speaking
French and German; city. Universal Employ
ment Bureau, 2* East 23d st. Miss Peckham.
HOt'cBWORKCRS. city and country places.
v._ *»5, 130. wanted at once. Albany Bureau.
20 Cast 83d st.
KJ';X"HENMAID— Neat girl as kltchenmald for
f.chon} Woman's Domestic League Agency. 11
Ea'« WH. .
VANTKYMAID — Woman as 'pactrymald or sec
ond cook for school. Woman's Domestic
Ltagt:^ MftT.ry. 11 East S3d st.
JiEAT" white girl for general housework; no
washing; apartment; family of two adults and
Jlttlo girl, four y«ar» old. Brandt, 7B West 86tb
«. .' .
NLHi-E for two children; oris with very good
references; wages tSS. Universal Employment
Bureau. 2* East 23d st Miss Peckham.
OPERATORS, experienced preferred, on ladies'
muslin underwear; Rood pay; steady work:
Singer machines Apply all week. Louis Baer.
Tl Washington Place.
...-TANf ' OIRL to keep time and weigh
' 0 ,-, in factory; must be accurate at figures
and have £°od references: hours 7:20 to 6. Ad
dress stating salary expected. Accurate. Room
1 f(H. ?15 Montsgne at.. Brooklyn.
"«i"i peLADIES. experienced' In drygoods •tore";
"tr^iv nosltlor.t. Wm. Gomperii. IXI4 3d eve._
"ai"Au\. n c fcxpcrlfcßcod on lingerie waists. D»a-
jjfc SanvllK _ 7?0 Broadway. ,
" ; - \k7 ■"■)' Cl :;i X typewriter end double entry
"Vocktoroper: experienced: competent; Jlret clas,
l£n_s*tt permanent r>oslt!on; $2-j. Call Caha
5»^«T 233 Broadway!
tr.:\r i r;iRL to trim silk handkerchiefs; no «I
«. .Quired. Bw.^.'-a* £ilk illllf, 18
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUXE, FRIDAY, JAffUAKtf 14, 1910.
HELP WANTED. ,
Female.
STENOGRAPHER. ?S; position opefn- real pS _
tate, Mtk -• : sc<vi chance (or brixht girl.
Call immediately. E;*le DJthl Exchange. 00 Na»
.111 It. '
OOHAI ur;R~A-7:-.ncM "■■£ B<Trn.-V""'.";vJr~H8 <Trn.-V""'.";vJr~H
years; opening with first -lass business 'inn:
Christian; $7. Call Miss Dlehl Exchange. 09
Kara*, St. ■ . - .
"STENOGRAPHER, for. CoWntown law "office";
must be thoroughly experienced legal 'wcrk;
•alary $_0 start. Employers' Servleo Bureau 170
Broadway.
STENOGRAPHER — Smith-Premier operator;
bright young; woman/ for uptown office: salary
$12. Employers' Service Bureau. 170 Broadway.
SHIMMERS want-?- on men's stilt hatt. Brighton
Hat Co.. 43 East Houston st.
WAITRESSES, city; $25. Winturop Bureau. 63
West sy.th st. .'
WAITRESS. CHAMBERMAID; ?22, $-5; city.
Winthrop Bureau. 65 West 38th st.
WaKTED — operators experienced on ladle's"
waists and dresses; steady work and good pay.
Hammer & Kahane. 170 WoostT st.
\V.\ XTI_X) -"Trimmers and bodymakef.s on ladies'
waists and dr«__es; steady work and good ray.
Hammer _.- Kahane. tftt Wooster st.
YOUNG LADIES wishing to become salesladies.
with chance cf advancement. Was. Gompers.
IQtU 33 aye.
WORK WANTED.
Male.
ACCOUNTANT. EXPERT.
desires engagement opening, closing or balanc
lng books. Auditor. Box 5. Tribune Office.
ARTIST, SCULPTOR, first class designer, dec
orator, best reputation, references, requests
orders or somebody who could recommend in
better families. ,T. Andre, IS&7 Lexington aye.
BOOKKEEPER (assistant).— Aged 17; operates
Remington or Underwood typewriter; accurate
at fljrures; salary moderate T. E.. 1118 Decatur
frt.. Brooklyn.
EOY, high scnooi graduate, vocal student, wishes
ewployreent half time, or In exchange for room
or board; references. A. Barber, 213 Weet loth
st. ■ . ...
BOY, IS; willing to learn automobile or elec
trical trade. Marlon. 330 East 61st st.
BOY. 10. who steaks both French and English,
wishes position where advancement is sure.
Lanrlts. 14C West 47th st.
CASHIER and CREDIT MAN.— Past ten years
with large corporation; Al references. C., Box
43. Tribune Office. '
CHAUFFEUR.— Scotch, expert driver and mo
chanic. 32 years' experience, 7 years' privatn
references: seeks situation; private, anywhere;
toured Europe. France. Italy, moderate wage.
Napier, lit', Webster aye.. Yonkers. N. Y. _ _
CHAUFFEUBV— Single, temperate: five years last
place; Plerc» Arrow, Bulck; $50 per month and
board; go any distance. John Coland. 721 Lex
ington RVO. ___^
CHAUFFEUR. — German; first class operator, of
long experience, open for engagement. .*-
Kli^merath. Box 116. Port Washington. Long
Island.
CHAUFFEUR OR BUTLER.— colored'; in
private family or doctor: anywhere; willing.
useful; references. Alfred. 14S West 31st ft.
CHAUFFEUR.— Does any one want a first class
chauffeur, machinist? Five years' experience;
strictly sober, obliging; best r* erence*. Chauf
feur. 145 West 06th ft.
CHAUFFEUR on private car or truck: 'good ref
erences. Fred \\>i?er;. 047 Sth aye.
COLORED MAN.— Respectable; care for Invalid
or sick man; honest, eol-cr; experience nurse.
hospital training. Major. 544- East 136 th st.
COMPANION — well educated man, good
reader; first class recommendations; no objec
tion to travelling. M. W.. Tribune Office.
DECTECTICE. reliable, desires" employment ;
satisfaction positively siiarantp*<l or no
charges. A. R.. Box SO. TriVmnfi Office.
DESIGNER and DRAFTSMAN tMeenanieal).—
Young man, experienced in automatic ma
chinery, desires position or patent office work;
references. D. R.. Bex 26. Tribune Office.
DRlVEß.— Colored ; single « double: under
stands shipping-; moderate wages; reference.
Bill, care of janitor. 229 West 3? h gt.
OFFICE BOY. 17, experienced, where there Is
chance for advancement; two: years' experi
ence; excellent reference. leader Irving Adler,
£06 Wendover aye
SALESMAN.— Four years en road; best refer
ences; will take anything for advancement;
a - l 27. Robert Young. 110 3d aye.
W.»VTED. — Place -" cStco '..^y willing, honest.
reliable- goe<3 beginner as stenographer and
tveivriifr; age 17. Thcmas, Room 70S, 66 Bea
ver St.. city. ■_
WATCHMAN wants position; understand! steam
boilers; run e!*vatcr; good reference. 9" Ber
gen st. Brooklyn.
WATCHMAN or CARETAKER— By single man;
would take charge of engine and pump water
to hours; also take cars of automobile; best per
sonal reference: country preferred. J. X., care
or Brady." f^O :;■*. aye.
WORK of any kind, by strong young married
man. for a moderate salary: l"as references as
to honesty, willingness and ability. Address M.
St»enscn. 335 Woodward aye., HldgewooO.
Brooklyn.
'U__T"UL MAN.— By young colored man. in pri
vat<? farr.'h-, two years' sth aye. reference:
cotntry preferred. George, care W. Scott. 2
Weft •-!''!• st. ' '
YOUNG MAX. 22. v.-ishes' to represent manu
facturer in West Virginia, Ohio and Pennsyl
vania; salary end commission; best references.
B. : M.V Box 22. Tribune Office. i
YOUNG MAN. 20. at any office work: knows
commercial arithmetic; Trillin; worker; can
furnish b»st references. A. B. R., Box 20,
Tribune Office. ■ ." ; ;
"YOUNG MAN', 15; at anything, with chSiiee of
advancement. Albert Wallace, 110 Christopher
t-t. . ; .- ■
YOUNG MAN, 20; Norwegian; speaks English;
at anything; day or night; steady, sober, hon
est: not afraid of work. Bill. Box' 40, Tribune
Office.
Female.
I
.'.NY SPECIAL COMMISSIONS intended to, city
or cut c* town. Write. Dimilns.', 537 West
160 th tt.K Telepliei-.a 177 Audubou. roomings
fprJvate wire). . '
BUSINESS WOMAN, intelligent, well acquainted
In art. china, antiques, silver. English, French,
Get man correspondence, desires position where
abilities and confidence are required. B. W.,
1035 3d avf..
COMPANION. — R"-f-ngag*iiit-nt as companion
desired by mludle-ased woman; cculd assist
with '.ous^keepinK. isn'lnc. etc.; good reader;
would travel: excellent references. Address Box
165. Whrto Plains, N. V
COMPANION or MANAGING HOUSEKEEPER.
— By capable woman, of refinement, about 45;
references. address Room 407. 15 William et..
care of Clarke
GOVERNESS German: good linguist
5 years' excellent reference; v.agea 530 to SSS:
city or country. ludustrial AsEociation. Inc. 9
East 42d st.
STENOGRAPHER — Young Christian woman,
at present employed, deelr^s to make a
change; proficient in tutting dictations, rapid
typewriter, good education ard able to furnish
references from present and past employers.
Steno.. Box 2.', Tribune Office.
STENOGRAPHER.— young lady, of culture
__and_reflnenient. a, pox SO, Tribune Office.
STENOGRAPHER. — Christian lady; good
eJucation: excellent references and experience;
does well anything Ehe attempts. P. O. Eos
1045. New York.
YOfNG LADT, -4; good fifurer; ambitious; Al
teferpinces. M. Kanzler. 418 West 40th Ft.
UOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
BUTLER-VALET.— English Protestant; first
class; four years' excellent references; $50-st/>:
city or country, industrial Association, Inc.. 9
Enst -4'Jd it.
COACHMAN. — Colored; understands furnace and
house-work; twelve years' reference. Johnson,
355 West 54th st.
COACHMAN, with private family; city or coun
try; married man; best reference. Joseph
Rsisp. £40 East 30th st. . .
COAOHMAN-CHAI'FFEUR.— Thorougbiy com
petent, reliable, trutworthy botli branches;
highest personal recommendations. J. C, 1066
2<5 aye.
COOK. — Chinese; in family, bachelor's apart
ment or country; cood references. B. C, Box
24. Tribune Office.
COUPLE.— English: first class cook; man first
class nutler-vaUl; '60 years' fxcellent refer
sacas; city cr country. Industrial Association, 0
Last 42d Bt.
COUFi^E.-^Kngilsh; excellejit cook, laundress;
man butler. L"sefu.; esctllcnt references; city
or country; $4&-$5 O. Industrial Association. 9
East 42d let
COUfLE. — German: cook, laundress: butler, use
ful; would <:0 eiitiie work of family; excellent
referee oss ; city or country, industrial Associa
tion, 0 E3st_l2djvt
FARMER. —Sober married man. on farm by year
or Mocked tarm on shares; capable of manag
ing iarsf farm; best reference. Calvin Petty.
MorriSvTlle, Perm.. R. F. D. No 2.
GARDENER (Head or Superintendent). — Scotch,
married, 22; 15 years' experience In tlrat class
establishment;; understands the management of
greenhouses, flower gardens, «tc. ; at>!'.- to handle
help to b*st advantage; also understands poultry,
stock and farming; first class references as to
ability, etc.; disengaged uiK-n suited; wages ex
pected. $70 to $75 per month. A. W.. Bos 273.
Bt-rnardsvllle. N. J.
N"BK.— Single; Is looking for a place
Where attcntlvoneas and ability are appreciat
ed; /"iermanbybtrtli. age 30. PAUL. 42 Vesey St.
OARI'KNER.— Ma -led. no fSrnlly: middle aged;
thoroughly conversant with the care of a pri
vate place; 5 year* with last employer. James
Elliott & 6onn. 42 Vsssjr Ft . N<»w York.
GARDENER.— Head, superintendent; thoroughly
experienced In «-very branch of the profession;
under giants and all outside work. Address Gar
dener. 23ft West 60th st.
GARDKNER.— Married. Scotch, email family, la
looking for a place, can furnish reference as
to abilities: expectations moderate. Wilson,
care of Elliott Seed Hoiim. 42 Vteey lit.
JAPANKSE Valet or Butler; first ciass; 10 years'
excellent references: city or country. Indus
trial Association. I) East '4i:d et. Telephone 2093
Murray RID.
NURSE, masseur, companion or attendant, col
leg* graduate, wishes patient; agreeable pres
ence; reliable: brat city references. Lea. 214
Eait I,'Jth st. . .
Female.
COMPANION Gentlewoman, as useful com
panion to Invalid or elderly lady; good »«wer:
highest references. Address Miss M. fch Mad-
Urn a \.«.
COOK.— First claw; rxcellent bak*r and man
ager; very best re/eroice; understand* plain
and fancy cooking, catering. Juinila Bureau.
jg'» Lexington ovfe. T»l. 4453 PJaea.
CO(jK— Ew«dlsh; excellent cook, til"".
etc.: best reference*; friend excellent cham
bermaid; f25. Qtiitrbt-rg'c Bureau 71tf Lesli'.S
ion if T* l - |. ■•.., I .... | -
COOK and LAUNDRICS3— iCiJAMBKHJIAID and
WAITREES.-~Ey two. Flnnl.b pirls; best, of
references; wag** $20 and $2ti. Weld's Bureau,
K2i ColuaUas *v«_ Tel. 7iiii --Bctoyjr l Ur.
DOMESTIC. SITUATIONS WANTED.
"~~~ ~~ Female.
COOK.— GARDENER. &c.— Elderly, couple: in
home or Institution; wife plain cook: husband
steam, gardener: experience, good reference.
Connelly. 781 Washington st. ' ' i
COOK and LA UNDRESS ; chambermaid and
waitress; two young Finnish jtlrls; city or
country; American family preferred; good refer
ence jussila Bureau. <ssO Lexington aye. TeL
' PI«ML - .-■-
COOK, &c— CHAMBERMAID. &c— Two Klrls;
cook, good baker; other chambermaid, waitress;
both competent; hUrhly recommended: city, coun
try Tel. 1025 — Plaza Morrow* I Bureau. 7-1
Lexington gvc. corner BSth st.
COOK and WAITRESS.— Lady 'wishes position
for two maids, cook and 'waitress, whom 6h«
can thoroughly recommend as competent; to-\
cether or singly. Mrs. Richard Baraum. 120
West r,7th St., Hotel St. Hubert.
FAMILY WASHING and ironing by month.
"week or dozen, private house: open air drying;
will furnish b"Bi references. 332 East 72d st._
GENERAL. Hotl?EWOniC.— Suong young girl;
good cook; wash and Iron; very best refer
ences. McOalluro Bureau. 130 East 20th st. Tel.
6708 — Madison. __ '
GENERAL, HOUSEWORK — By thoroughly r&
■pectable whit, woman; highest ' re'erences;
wag&3 525. Address Competent. 107 East
i_o th st.
GENERAL. HOUSEWORK — By a Scandinavian
riri, in small family; wag-, 520-522. Pas
mussen'a Dmployment Bureau, 722 Lexlnstoi:
aye. Tel. 5734 Plaza.
GENERAL. HOUSFAVORKER; family of three;
short distance out of city: goo 3 position; good
wages. Astor Court Employment Bureau. 24
West S3d et.
GOYETRNE^S, companion, or housekeeper; Ca
nadian; fluent Knowledge French, German; ex
oellent musician: highest references. W., Miss
FitzGera'-'s Bureau, iO3 itb aye.; entrance 42d
st.
IIOUSEKEEPER.—Capab'e American w,man;
thoroughly experienced in hospital, school and
Institution wt>rk: excellent references; eiiy or
country. M., Miss FitzGerald's Bureau. 503 Id
aye., entrant 4_d st.
HOUSEKEEPER. — For bachelors or elderly
couple; middle aged woman; refined: excellent
references Call or address L. ' D.. SIS Trinity
aye.. The Bronx.
IiOL'fctTWORK. — Young girl for general house
work; good plain cooK, but no washing; best
references;- 516. McCbllum Emp. Agency, IGO
East 29th st. Tel 3. 706 Madison.
HOUPEWORK-^-Oeneral : strong, young girl:
good cook; wash ar»d Iron; very best refer
ences. McCallum Bureau. 130 East 29th st. Tel.
fiTOfi — Madison.
HOUSEV.-ORKER.~By Finnish girl; best of
references: city preferred. Weld's Bureau, 334
Columbus aye. Tel. 7894 — Schuyler.
KITCHENMAID, x;SEFT;L MAID.— young:
Swedish girl; plain cook; experienced: speaks
English: good references; wages $20. Oster
berg's Bureau. 716 Lexington aye, Tel. 10-6 —
Plaza.
LADY'S MAID. — Swiss; thoroughly experienced:
first-class seamstress; three years' excellent
reference; $25-S3O; city or country. Industrial
Association, 9 Eatt 42d st.
LIGHT HOUSEWORK or chambermaid and
waitress: Danish Protestant, lately landed;
moderate wages; city or country. Mrs. Col
ller'n Agency. 122 West 2:>tl st.
NI'RSK.— Atevidant to invalid, by young, pleas
ant Norwegian nurss; well experienced; thor
oughly trustworthy. O. G.. Osterbers's Bureau.
7^4 Lexington aye. T«l. 1035 — Plaza
NURSE to one or two children, by refined
young woman; Protestant: reference's; wages
too. 317 West 4Sth st.
XT'RSERY GOVERNESS. — German, speaks
French : will take charge of one or two chil
dren; city or country. G ?., Miss FitzGerald's
Bureau. 503 sth aye.. entrance 42d st.
PAKLORMAID AND WAlTßESS— Experienced;
English spanking; three In family; wages $25.
Astor Court Employment Bureau. 24 West 33d et.
V.'AITRESS. — Ycun? neat girl; understands her
business thoroughly; no objection to country;
best references; $26. McCallum Agency, ISO
East _:>tli st. Tel. 3. 70S Madison.
WAlTßESS.— Competent Irish girl; best refer
ences; wages $25. Call at Lan? & Boechersr
Co.'s Bureau. 43-45-47 West 33d st.
WAITRESS.— By flrst class Swedish girl ; thor
oughly competent; best references; friend par
lormaid. Osterberg's Bureau, 716 Lexington aye.
Tel. 1055— Plsra.
WAITRESS, first class; best city reference: 530.
Rasmussen's Employment Bureau, 722 Loxi::g
ton av>- Tel. 5734 Plaza.
WAITRESS. PARLORMAID.T-Flrst class; wages
535 540; excellent chambermaid; hlehest refer—
eficen. Astor Court Employment Bureau. 24.
Wrst ?.."(-! St.
V.oRKING HOrSBKEEPER.- Capable Ameri
can woman: exeeilsnt cook, good manager;
vr!!] taU 1 : entirs i l.arge of apartment or house;
f.rst cl*_B refsreuces. R.. Miss FitzGerald's Bu_
reaii. ?03 'th avf (entrance in 42d St.).
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER.— Younjr Swedish
woman; ver;.« good COOk; excellent reference;
In bachelor's apartment, to take entire charge.
Sampson & Nelson'« Bureau. 412 -Ith aye. 'Phone
— Mad lean Square.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER.— Danish, young
■woman, wishes position In bachelor's apart
ments; excellent cook; nrst class references.
Tlansen. '-.'-'? Past 3*tb st. • '
LOST— BANKBOOKS.
BANKBOOK Xo. BIS.IIO of the Union Dime
Pavings Bank is missing. Any person having
.•». claim to it is hereby called upon to present
the same within ten days, or submit to having
Be id passbook cancelled and -a. new one issued.
BANKBOOK No. 494.757 of the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing. Any person having
a claim to It Is hereby called upon to present
the same within ten days or submit to having
eaid passbook cancelled and a new ona Issued.
BANKBOOK No. 530*407 of the "Union Dims
Savings Bank is missing. Any person having
a • claim to it is hereby called upon to present
the same within ten days or submit to having
said passbook caivelled and a new one issued.
BANKBOOK No 822.001 of the Union Dime Sav
ings Bank Is missing. Any person hiving a
claim to it Is hereby called upon to present the
Same within ten daj-E or submit to having said
y>as?book cancelled end a new one Issued.
LOST — Bankbook No. 724.245. Bank for Sav
ings. 230 4th aye.. ■ New York. Payment
stopped. Please return book to bank.
LOST.— Bankbook No. 900.723. Bank fer Sav
ings. 2St> 4th aye.. New York. Payment
stopped. Pleasa return book to bank.
LOST.— Bankbook No 171. M5, Harlem Savings
!:r ( ..k. Payment ctoppeJ. Kir.aly return to
bfi !:.
LOST or STOLEN. — Bankbook No. 545.T43. of
the German Savings Bank in the City of N«w
York, corner 4th aye. and 14th «t., issued to
Eduard Heller. All persons are cautioned against
negotiating: the same. If not returned to the
bank on the 21st day o"f January, 1910. a dupli
cate will be issued.
LOST or STOLEN — Ear.kboc4i No. 154,065. of
the German Savings Bank In the City of New
York, corner 4th aye. ar.d 14th et.. issued to
Albert Kopka ami Anna Knpke. All persons ara
cautioned against negotiating the same. If not
returned to the bank on the 29th day of January,
191 i (. a duplicate will be issued.
LOST OR STOLIT.S'.— Bankbook No. 361,201 of
the German Savings Bank In the City of New
York, comer 4th a\c. and 14tn St.. Issued to Anna
Ostendorf. . All ixiwa are cautioned against
negotiating the same. If not returned to the
bank on the »th -lay of February, 1910. a dupli
cate will be Issue!.
DOST OR STOLEN.— Bankbook No. 456.017 of
the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank. Pay
ment stopped Please return book to bank. No. 51
Chambers Et.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SAVINGS BANK depositors wi!! learn of some
thing to their Immediate financial advantage by
addressing Depositor. Eoi 42. Tribune Office.
LOST AN D FOUND.
jJOST. — A stoall goid waieh." monogram M. G. S..
either <>n B;oau\vay, between 21st and 47th sts.,
or in t'J-ar.c 1 Central Station. Liberi] rewnrd.
Notify M S. lirrH-.ke. Hospital. Peeksklll, X. Y.
FORECLOSURE SALES.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
— John L Williams and Hudson Trust Com
pany, plaintiffs, against Amsterdam Holding
Company et a!., defendants. Action No. 2.
In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and
sale, duly made and entered In the above en
titled action and bearing date th« 15th day of
December. 1008, I. the undersigned, the referee
In said judgment named, will sell at public auc
tion, at the Exchange Salesroom. Noe. 14-10
Vesey Street, In the Borough of Manhattan. City
of New York, on the -6th day of January. 1910,
at 12 o'clock noon on that day, by Samuel Marx,
auctioneer, the premises directed by said Judg
ment to be sold, and therein described aa fol
lows :
All that certain lot, piece or pare*! of land,
with the building end improvements thereon,
situate, lying and being in the. Borough of Man
hattan, of the City or New York, bounded and
described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the northerly Elde of
172 d Street, distant two hundred and thirty-one
feet three inches (-31.3) westerly from the cor
ner formed by the Intersection of the northerly
side of 172 d Street with the westerly aide if
Amsterdam Avenue; thence northerly, parallel
with Amsterdam Avenue, ninety-four feet sis
inches (U4.6); theuce westerly, parallel with l"2d
Street, forty-three feet nine Inches (43.0); thence
southerly, parallel with Amsterdam Avenue,
ninety-four feet *lx Inches (94 6) to the north
erly sloe of 172 d Street; and thence easterly,
along the northerly side of 172 d Street, forty
three feet nine Inches (43.9) to the point or p!aoa
of beginning.
Said premises being known as numbers 618-
BIT West 172 d Street.
Dated New York. December SI, 1009.
LOUIS JERSAWrnS. Referee.
JAMES. SCHELL & ELK US.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. No. 170 Broadway.
Borough of Manhattan, New York City.
The following la a. diagram of the property to
be sold; Its street numbers are 315-517 West 173 d
Street.
Th» approximate amount of the lien or charge,
to waißfy which the above described property is
to be sold. is $7.:X>B.ia. with interest tntroon
from the Ist day of December. 1008; also the
■urn of WlO. with interest thereon from the 11th
day of December. IMS. together with coots mid
allowance amounting to J37tf.ti3, with interest
from December 10. iai'3. together with th« ex
penses of the eale. The approximate amount of
the taxes, assessments and water ratea or o'lirr
llcna which are to t,t> allowed tt» th« purchaser
OUt of the purchase money, or palif by ,l, #
referee, la •' ■"-.; anil Interest. Said premises
will be sold subject to a first jnorteue* oj Twen
ty-seven Thousand 1*27.000) Dollar*, with luter
tbt from the 2Bth day of November. 1008.
Dated Ntw Tprk, Dexembar 31. 1000.
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- AUCTiON SALES.
I. BERNSTEIN 1 , Auctioneer, will cell Jan. 14.
1010. at 10 a. m.. at 301 West 110 th St.. by
virtue of a chattel mortgage, all fixtures con
tained In florist store on the. premises. By order
of E. I. Elsenberg. Attorney for Mortgagee.
BOARD AND. ROOMS.
FIRST CLASS accommodation; private family;
handsome roorrsr electricity: tiled baths; best
table: home comforts: independence; near Broad
way subway; moderate. 517 West l-45th st.
WeST END AVEX, 879, corner 103 d *t._ Finest
location New York; block Rivereida Park,
Drive and subway express and surface ean>,
beautiful furnished rooms; private baths; tele
phones ; superior tabu^
OC.JD ST., 23 EAST. — Single sunny room: fine
closet: bath on same floor; excellent hoard.
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FORECLOSUHE SALES.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Rose Negel, plaintiff, against Julia Taggart
and others, defendants.— ln pursuance of a
judgment of foreclosure and sale, duly made and
entered In the above-entitled action and bearing
date the &th day of January. 1010. I. the under
signed, the Referee in said judgment named, will
sell at public auction, at the Exchange sales
room, Nos. 14-10 V«Bey street, in the Borough
of Manhattan. City of New York on ihe 28th
day of January. 1010. at 12 o'clock noon on that
day. by Samuel Mane, auctioneer, the premises
directed by 6aid Judgment to be sold, and there
in described as follows: All that, certain lot.
plecs or parcel of land with the buildings thereon
erected, situate, lying and being in th« Twelfth
Ward of the City of New York. Borough of Man
hattan, bounded and described as follows: Be
ginning at a point on the northerly side of One
hundred and eighteenth street distant Two hun
dred and thirty-one (231) feet westerly from th^
westerly side cf Second Avenue; running thence
northerly and parallel with Second Avenue One
hundred (100) feet and ten (10) inches to the
centre lino of the block, thenca westerly along
eaid centra line and parallel with the northerly
fide of One hundred and eighteenth Street
Twenty-nine (20) feet; thence southerly and again
parallel with S-cond Avenue One n^oired . UOP)
feet and ten {10 1 inches to the northerly side of
One hundred and eighteenth Street; and thenoo
easterly along the saM northerly eide cf Ona
hundred and, eighteenth Street Twenty-nine (£9)
feet ' to the point or place of beginning. Ex
cepting, however, a strip of ground not exceed
ing two (2) inches in width on the extreme west
erly side of said premises extending along the
northerly side of One hundred aud eighteenth
Street, and extending back to a cepth of not
more than twenty-nine (20) feet; eaiJ strip hav
ing been heretofore conveyed by a prior owner
of said premises to tha owner of the property
next adjoining on the westerly aide for the rea
son that tha adjoining premises encroached upon
the 6ald strip cf land so conveyed.
'Dated New York. January sth. 1910.
HERMAN JOSEPH. Referee.
H. H. GLASS, Attorney for Plaintiff. 49
Chambers St.. Borough of Manhattan, City
of New York.
The following is a diagram of the property to
be sold: its street numbers are 231 and 233 Fast
USth Street, New York City, Borough of Man
hattan:
East 118 th Street.
The approximate amount of the lien or oharga,
to satisfy which the abov»-described property is
to be sold, is $6,195. with interest thereon from
the 4th day of January. 1610. together with costs
an.l allowance amounting to $ooJ.ttS. with inter
est from January 6th. 1910. together with the
expenses of the sale. The approximate amount
of the taxes, assessments and water rates, or
other liens, which are to be allowed to the pur
chaser out of the purchase money, or paid by
the Referee, is $702 31-100 and Interest. Said
premises will be fold subject to a first mortgage
now a lien thereon, upon which there is now
due and unpaid the sum of $27.00*3 with interest
thereon from the Ist day of October. 1900.
Dated New York, January 6th, 1910.
HERMAN JOSEPH. Referee.
SUPREME COCRT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
— John L. Williams and Hudson Trust Com
pany, Plaintiffs, against Amsterdam Holding
Company et al.. defendants. Action No. I.
In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered in tho above
entitled action and beariu* date the 15th day
of December. IOCS. I. the undersigned, the
Referee In eald judgment named, will sell at
public auction, at the Exchange Salesroom. Nos.
14-18 Vesey S'.reet. In the Borough of Manhat
tan, City of New Yorii. On the 26th day of
January. 1810, at 12 o'clock noon on that day.
by Samuel Marx, Auctioneer, the premises di
rected by said Judgment to t<a sold, and therein
described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece, or parcel of land,
with the building and Improvements thereon,
situate, lying, and being In the Borough of
Manhattan, of the City of New York, in th«
County and State of New , York, bounded and
described as follows: ,
Beginning at a point on the ' northerly side
of 17LM Street, distant one hundred and eighty
seven feet sis Inches (187. westerly from the
corner formed by the Intersection of the north
erly side of 172 d Street with the westerly e'de
of Amsterdam Avenue: thence northerly, paral
lel with Amsterdam Avtnue. ninety-four feet
%lx Inches (94.6); thence westerly, parallel with
172 d Street. forty-thr<» feet nine Inches (13.9);
thence southerly, parallel with Amsterdam Ave
nue, ninety-four (Test six inches (9-1.6) to the
northerly side of 172 d Street, and thence easterly
along the northerly side of 172 d Street forty
three feet nine Inches (43.0) to the point or place
of begin in*.
Said premises being known as Numbers 611
613 West 172 d Street.
Dated New York, December 31. 1900
LOUIS JKRSAWITZ. Referee.
TAMES. SCHELL & ELKUS. Attorneys for
Plaintiffs. No. 170 Broadway. Borough of
Manhattan. New York City.
The following Is a diagram of the property
to be Hold: its street numbers are Ml-M3 West
172 d Street.
The approximate amount of the lien or charts
to satisfy which the above described property Is
to be sold Is $7,054.46, with interest therecn
from the Ist day of December. lDOS; also the
Bum of $72100. with Interest from th« 11th d*y
of December. lOOS. together with costs and
allowance amounting to $382.84. with Interest
from December 15. 1003, together with the ex
pense? of the sale. The approximate amcunt of
the taxee, assessments, and water rates, r oth«:r
liens, whlcb are to be allow -j to the purchaser
out of the purchase money, or paid by the
Referee. Is $1,099.23 and interest. Said premises
will b»f sold subject to a first n,nrt><dge of
Twenty-oeven Thousand ($27,000) Dollars with
interest from the Ist day or May. liK>o.
Datvd N*w York. December SI. 1000
LOUIS JERSAWITZ. Referee. '
ADVERTISEMENTS AND 6UBSCRIPTION3
for Tho Tr bun» received at their Uptown
Oftlc. No. 1864 Broadway, between 26th and
tith »'»•■ UUUI 0 °,c lock p. m. Advertisement*
tecelved at tho following branch ortl .■-• at
regular ofllce rates until 8 o'clock p. m. via. •
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12th St.: 104 Ka.i Nth at.; 237 W«t ,-_•.. «.*. b£
i ween 7th and l Nth ayes.: J«3 West U'Sth st . IOCS
3d aye.: 1C23 3d »v» ; . near «lat st. : I7t>3 Ist a%«'
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aye.: «»0 M ax.., and any American . District
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TIME TABLES.
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TO A VIRGIN COUNTRY /£/ £ \* /
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January 22, 1910 /vf/ D4YS
Vi si« ,1. important /JS>J /"" "'
points a« far as X \N^' / Coverin 8 over 000
C*roifo nf ./^ Ib^ \^ X miles on Twin Screw
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UHlLll 1 JAN. 29, 1910
By S. S. CINCINNATI ,
SO DAYS $;,!_•"> UP
i WEST INDIES I
By S. S. MOLTICt &n!
16 and 25 Days $85 and $150 Up
VMM NEW YORK. JAN. 22, FEB. 22,
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By S. S, BLUECHER £&£
From N. Y. .Tan. S3, 1310.
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Two fine IS-hele Golf Courts. Beautiful
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Address C. G. TRI'SSEIX, Manage*.
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In ITniierwond* H»m!netnn« OlH»r« 9mlth*
CARPET CLEANING.
N. Y. CARPET CLEINIiH WO.US
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Vl* Broadway. 421 East 48U» St. COB *
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TIME TA3LES.
REGULAR SERVICES
All Modern Safety DeTicet (WlTel»s». *««V
London- Paris— Hamburg
S.S. AMERIKA £gs.
Leavlns New York. Feh. It. XI A. M.
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Gymnasium. Elec, Batas. Elevator. Psjss G*rdea.
HGrarWaldersea.Jan.ls.oAM||Pena3ylVa. Feb. l»
*Pres. Lincoln Jan. » iG.Walfftw. f+ »
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i Hamburg direct. •Oml:» Plymoutn.
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Philadelphia ....Jan. 22 New York. F«lx 3
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DCn CTIQ Ll** Frosi Pter 14. K. ■"
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SATURDAY. JAW, 22. II *. li.
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Trance. Elevator. Orchestra. Shop. >Vlrele»».
Lapland cnewj.Jan.22.il em i Vaderiac4 F«b- 9
Finland Feb. 2iZeel~d *"»*>• M
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Baltic... Jam. 22. 2 ! Lauren mew). .. Feb. •
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.VrabJc. Jan 20. Special Alexandria Sailm*
Cretic, Jan. 29. liar. 12.
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