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Two of the QUALITY ADS.
IN TO-DAYS
| YORK TRIBUNE.
HELP WANTED.
Male.
SALESMAN '" r ♦"<" VT**t to handle » Ud«
line of waists and dr^HWca. Apply Parajron
Waist and Drew <<Hn?__;r. 136 rrlnce st.,
New Y-rk City.
Female.
_CNT-tA_ BOLsETTORK — A R lrl. t ,,|
plain rook and laundress, with rrf>ren<~_
Apply 403 Uancock at., near Sunnier aTe..
BrooWjn,
READ THE OTHERS AND GO TO WORK.
HEL p WANTED
CAM'ASSERS.
-New Newspaper Premium
Proposition.
• _S_»aX e_plo>_ient. with «wan-
carrare raid »e»k!y, an<l
IJlai ecNnmlatMD in addition. Best
_C ia the ci:y f-r experienced news
£s- took s: _»«»»»»• «en who are
_e'_| t.-. '£sc» a_3 factory or fcosi«-
TTx^m, work- •»«• or*er» a «»y »rHI
%£%.k£t -«ek. C-- bet-^en »
_ _. a_i 1 p. m
WILUAM H. GUTELIUS.
gMB K3. Triouiit Bailing. New Tork.
- -„•—' t_v-»" rc%i- Isrce r_inufacturins con—
fggSg : _Sr.*Stm. «ecutiv« ability.
-x,Z. »TT-r i ' _ fl in supervising work of
2?3S_SS^_ie_i fZZxSr. *i.s».
?___r_- Co.. 309 Broadway.
Banacaf (^
TtV_RTIS:NS MA.NACEU wsaited depart
- «J^V_r_ S«"A^- il*« reference and present
,Jgjj. _*--_w IVwglf. 2C9 W^t 106 th at.
TJqFv-5 to ftaa4> "our " tea?. . offee* and
'Zi^ t—xrriror* not MMWT; build tip a
___■»' <sf •-. IJiirns A
■". ■ ■> ---.-•....
TFfVTa rosie K-0 r-" ces: prortts feliing parlor
_Sro£» cvfnbody la lr.t^ res t«i In flying.
sJ^Saa-ir* Nc^fci;y Works. VX:.\ Broadwaj-.
Tcas^
— T^vjs^j~tcrursii;2ator. 820; invaluable
ie trTk. gas«>s
r .-*t4 am l cwfct : J*o- ppenlns *r right man.
US. 177S Brsad-ay. - _
"g__H33o_ KCllEn "-anted on down line
«rt_2_B__l___.
" __»_U. broi»«rage. $20: stenographeTa,
I BJ** Keiord Ccwpar.y._SS_Plne st. ________
_nv tc iea— ti*i"; f 3^ cpeninff. Williams
==-^]Tjpr- V i*'* imporun« h^use to tarry
"V 1- .'- • ■mr 1 ", Celiver packages; chano<*
-or _IT»3RST2t to itswivg boy *:.'■;■ 10
t a Tfciaesi*}-. J - A - L_hc: _ Sons. r^o
•RrolS-T. ._. _- , L
GAC3EO -HN to eel] bonda; liv*
Sk P '"■' or?or!=r.:ii-. '' ■'*~ t '!' o ' _.-.■■■:
— „< B_S— C CKP«ti-» Association. 261
irU**»y- - ,
7- . vYA-^EUt— — ll * Ui '- :t niCl) ; h!^ h *l»s» uov -
%—• »i«9h!'c;r r~ -: r*Et proirfisition on the
• _ii>l Apwv'*ftw J r. m . Sales Manager.
yrciiy Saia Co.. Mi Eroi.d--_ r .
CA\"'j_t_ 31 li COLLECTOR?: t-pst terms
to mrti e7 asal eiarac.cr. Colonial Life lot.
«-0.. m a>t s-; n.
TvkhESJ'QZSZK''— l*a r P" nubiishire 1 <-cnce— i
r»o_i«» rear." a_~ artUi kinwledw of a-iver-
H«*_i _— « «_ p«rleoea in publishing b\isl
s_» ><■***£ im ' re '' ! » n u^u?-' ability as a
'r*ttspa£ax; PJM- Eu£in»ss Qeivkfl Co., ■ti
S._Htir_
■ :"'oCPiE— Coter»d coa; i<», ;» do w>r_ of hous>e
jenrr-n them- man have good reference.
T__B'« 6esr»:ir Lo^fue. UC. XXI. Agency.
r_TEICX B AXAGERS — $100,000.00 com
__y, «kt«aaing oid established bußiroea,
rrss'j #a«r?eti?. hfac-T men to control r.ew
t»rri:arr. Crtur.«r, National Casualty Co,
■ KM X
" "ar./.NC SuT. living uptown, to delirrr pack
arc;: 52 ?er *r?K. Na.ti-.-r.al L" mpioj-mt-nt Ei
ftoy. 47 tVfrt 423 r,.
I ;VS rssas burmess men. seat and energetic.
r.j «<■<-! ia the sdvertising department cf a
r-*t BtvepfiT+t- Csil for o T". sew. Eoora 421.
Tn'-SBf B"liiinj. an»r 2 p. m.
I_*TfTEB wrose titam LS no: ail oc-upied ,»
-tare «**>!_= '.nrerlin^Tits fias^d on N. Y. real
«_•» Aj-r ! ;- :• A. L-. __H :. 2000 TiniCA
HHitftef.
MSX tiai4ej*'i ire %\:,-%"a wea% spare time.
Gil C2S EroaJTvay. If. Tracy. 0:30-10:30
ar 4.53-*. Ch&ur* on* 1 re* tic men
l^N A'AXtES: r-t,«aji pawage; London, LJver-
PO3I, f«*daig <-ait>; fast steamers frota New
T-Tfc ( itect . » sen r r , fi.Vi Greenwich St
XZk tir*t worteirig for otners. let us start you
li t3ti»»*E for yosrselvet; strictly legitimate.
*aa«er 1»"-- 907. J77 Brc*4frav.
:.:: -"Ut, _l»i*r to in
- - ■
SALE?_AN. _es!!r B Weekly: educated, deter
■to**. nxr-r 21: permanent position ; 530
••**. Call eftcr S p. -• . Room -3, 31 East
■feet
•U£:__tN Cor UM U'«St to dandle a side line
* »•«_ _-.d .irr^pri.. Apply Paragon Waist
**iZ)TH£ Cr... T,Z*l POtoM St.
Mi.r,*MEX— Come rur.r.in?, hustlers; we have
'-is V«t pJTix>Fjticn ia U;o chr. Room l«, 39
«OBr_ir,4t Ft.
•4i3E-l_ "■ .i_s:>ra. with insurance or book
•iperitace. •»»!■:!?_ :o present an exrvptional
J^?w!i!ca i« eut<;ni>.biie owners. Call Room
«1 1T73 Broadway.
;an' work
i . nt.
Excellent opportunity for
kfijfct |VBBS n;an. _'»^_ personality, familiar
»*c_jt_l tPrTr:« ; $l.(M<>-$1.200. Uusin«?*s Eer\-ice
"**««lAPlißa, Spar.Uh an.l English trane
*!W; {1* pt r •«•»♦!<; |»nnan«":t ; large com
mm National Emplo:.mcnt Exchange.
fly*-. -.
I f-orporatioii downtown. $75
. *•*■ Chrittian: law. $12- i.eslnner. $"•
WBSB*rc^i wor^. Japp Exchanse, 87 Nassau «.
j£J~l Ccr.iandt.
KCjOGRAPKEh lo " r>r«>ident of bank; *1j:
t Cm rrsprtanltT tor hneht younir man. Ca!l
finvS,-, iiighiii iP«*itl.> n Erokerj, Flat
.l.'gjyneirg.
*^CS CLSHK U to I* fears oil, Araorit-An;
..** '° "art. Xaticnal ESr.ploj-m.eDt Exchange,
I- " er . .
*J~»&E for ci'.y ciiurclj. $70<»: ai«o bass. *4io.
-j^W^^Chofr^ V.yrrr.ixnt'i. ir.J r.tl> ay.
T tE life assurance so
***■?■ ***'.rig desirous of inTeafinff lt« agency
•^c in n:?'.ropolitan rlirtrict. offers to men of
[Stattt? tad ability Ui« contmct?. with increas
■■* crapecsaUiii «--v»ry j-«ar; special attention
»•« b*gicr.»rs. Apply rnomir.KS. Brancn Ot
r^-l/tiiL^-^ *'■ Jgrorn". J. Wlleon, Manarer.
"■HZZZ HIGH COAOS MEN. about 30 years of
M csi; uixm a selected 1!fI cf people; per
d''-*- te;loim»iii, Ryan. 15C Sta ay.
~ v 0 CITT SALE.-MKS wsnted by mHHMt
_**° excluiive i^rrltory win he given Kood.
Sr™JS*^i tp*eridi«i ' [urea, Room 721, Tnb
""™*- : i'KD— V»*hr not go m moving; picture
swiuesir Outlay tmail; instalment plan; r-o
rT* 51 iprocurwi tu-t>. B. & H. Moving Picture
m w<jt arts mt.j" --.
,7^?^ — Ttio hijrh grade cssvassTs to
- crew starting out Immediately;
■;*■* ar.d magazine proposition. Call :: 3'-rr: r ,
-^--^Lj* 1 et.
permanent potitlon and
r \ 5* 8 ** 1 l->l -> aaraeet workers. ICI East 34th
' - "«h leads fir the
!y**y Wctliwtrjr; e»!tfmcn wanted; liberal
*a' *'' cs * <:a!1 6^*»«» •' *• m. an-. 12
«£*<? * I- «n- M>4 5 p. m. at Funi i V.'ag
>• ■ .
— *-'" N ': colics* gra-:t:at«i preforred; rtate
W'^*2' ; » snd •alarj- expected. Orporl unity.
. , rH)«!e.
»»<-»! i '' T!>L '*» 'roil liar^iiPrrhl^fa. Im
*g^J Uaatty. 14i tTJMtt 4TJ_h_f t__ |
»e!Sr N " r H'JtSEKEEI'KR; cue with co.d
Tjc^L"?^;*: H *4'« $35. rniversul Emplyymerjt
EJi '- H - "w.^ant, SptMra position; $10
HSV'Utat 'M»n»ial: neat rirl only
• SSlmtii Cai3 iMa**dl*Ul7. DleLl nans'..
.
and *=TKNO<JRaPHE:R; factory
T 't»»!2». : MUtr ' * 10 SattenaJ Employmcut
"g?~S^ -JLT'^Llr'i «•
"'-•ftw^^" ' -•ftw^^ 1 ' Bnrl "nrplff; lor large printlne
! J- ' ••-!•■ !i : S!al;lr >' * l:; - National
47 Wet 424 at _____
♦;u t^'P 13 < * m *-" **55ri fall ar.<! they
. r *. 1(^,1 ro " l;c * r; t/Ut °f (««» write. Harris
ttii* a * * !>oul I<l >'*«rs;'ci>od wrlltn.; __
BUtaSZrC 8 * Dnifi »-«lary $0. Xatic-nal
1 ?03j??^.^ Ifl'.y^^J? Wst 42x1 «>t.
"»ta I fcK*',H"' T '•'•"'•' M.x.V j.s ijouk and lau:i«Jrees in
IT«m-£ 3 * «*«BJJjrj city and counir>'; n :«t
**"*« A«!l™^ Mli i>:ive *>"St of personal r»f«r
_
iS?'* «££*.. »- : '* ? -'"*e^s r*"it:ired. Uiaa
t^oS^^ 1 --^-^'-^^ !*!.*".■• flftll floor -
»I*to»e foMi"3P ItKS ' s - v ' lt ' 1 S 00 ' 1 «-r7pp^nce«.
.
1 ' "'.•*
■V---^S4H!» ::W - F -^-- «"«• »hi~untrv: ff oc>d
r. : blit-
WSL'asV^. ,»»**"" in.
**•
Ufrl> Eumm, <2 West Stjtj, ci.
HELP WANTE
Female.
C '\viL >l ; E - °^ ro "antf>':" antf >' : '""'^ »n<l cook; ?GO-S6G.
__V.H I.VT9P1 .VT9P Euicau, Csl West -•■i ct.
CXIOKS. Jauiidrcssc_. chambermaids. ' waitresses
i-«"_£!_^&? r _ """^a 1 ""- Hofmnyer'a Bureau.
'^ A V p?t ->'' ft. Dr'.ng reference*.
COHRKSPOXDI3XT. stenographer, "private eccr^
_________?" Hr ? ol£l - :l - l " manage olfioa sales-
Sw i_STSi aiary WMSi cultural woman
onl\. Dichl Fxehanpe. •«» Nassau st.
KNGUEH JJAID. «40T"family grjinsr to Kumpe;
-.T? l^ P* *er, «•». traveller, manicure. Mrs.
>illsbury'w Bureau. r<OT r>th are
FIRST CLASS female ■errC-ta; good cha"r_ct<»r;
any nationality. Apply Mrs. Flanagan." 250
Weft 116 th v... Tower Building.
F5_3tCH NURSERY MAID for one child city;
except lcnal - rtunlty; salary $30. Mrs Plils
bun.-s r>ureaq._U>7 sth av<».
O_.NEKAL UOCSE\VOlvi<— Girl, good plain ccok
»::i. launUress, with references. . Apply 402
Ham-ock ft.. Brooklyn noar Samncr nve.
CJEXEIiAL HOI .'£« E WORKER,- for small family,
in the city; no hard work; good wages to risiit
pß— cn. wttertteßfs Hur<_u, 716 Lexington aye..
between S7th and r»Sth sta '
GIRL, general housework, waitress and cham
bermaid.. Irving Employment Exchange, 276
4th avc. near .. 't Tel. 131 (!ram#r..v
GIRL, general housework, waitress and chair
bermaid.. Irving Employment Exchange, 276
4th are., near .. »t. Tel. 131 Gramerey.
GIRL wanted to attend telephone and parlor
in dressmaking establishment: opportunity
to learn trade. Miss A-heim. 2RS4 Broadway.
HIGHLY accomplished soprano for city church;
salary 11.000. Webster's Choir Exchange. 136
Sri- aye.
HOUSEKEEPEK— - Working houspkeeper, for two
in family; n<* cookin_ cr laundry. __■ Curry'a
Bur-au, 2r. \v~rt 42^ si . fifth floor.
IICH -EWGRKKKS— Experienced houseworkers.
for city and country; excellent rrages for those
competent. M ; se Curry _ Bureau. 23 West 42d
_«♦-.. fifth floor.
X "H M AID. for school; good, smart girl.
Universal Employment Bureau, 28 East 2"i si.
_M:ss Peck ham.
MIDDL.E AGDD WOMAN, for child two years
old; one with efrrerces. Tn!v-rsal Employ
ment Bureau. 28 Kast £»<* «»• Mist. Feckham.
r^ RSE— Protestant; must have referent"." ; for
boy, aged six: one who can se-w. Hiss Curry's
Bwau. 25 W*st 4-J si., fifth floor. ________
— Protestaat, for boy, aged seven; refer
ences r*riu:re<J: high wages to :iiD«>tPr 1 t per
son. — — • Curry s Bureau, 2j West 42i ■_, fifth
Tour.
I -second nurso. for two cbJMren. four
and sis year*; good Trag'— ; references required.
-Jiss Curry's Bureau. 2-"i West 42d St.. fifth flror.
-Young girl. to assist with other wcrk.
y™ii'i Domestic LeaKua*; 1J E. 33J. Agency.
NtTBSE — German girl as mine, to e.o to Wash
ington; mast be aide to sew. Woman's Do
; A gewgy
for two children. Aster Court Employ-
ment Bureau. 24 Weft S-"«j st.
NUaSEB for clrldrpn; |_i to $3. ; city. Win-
throp BurcaiT. ti." West .»!- ot.
OFFICE WORKER for printing office: young
lady, not too young; capable of taking re-
BpdnsQaUlty an>3 write good hand. Jun> Ex
rhanffe. ST Nan st.
OPERATORS wanted on )a<^i»s ¥ wai!»ts: steady
■Hurk; good pey. Ad<3rc*« V. X-, Bos. 20, Trib
une Offii-e.
OPERATORS on iadles" . rear; experienced
preferred; good pay; also aai rs wanted. Ad
flr(«£ Z. 8.. 8.-i^ 2, Tribune Office.
OPEF.ATOH.S on leather belts wanted; those
having r»perte_fß in this De preferred. Ad
dress C. X.. box !». Tribune pfllce
SEAMSTRESS.— Good nirndpr; $1 50 a day;
references required. Call Tuesday afternoon,
between >'■ and 7. at 515 Madison aye.
SOPIIAJ*C :-•: -• city church. $700; also contralto,
•«4O«i Webster's Choir Exchange. 136 3th avf-.
KTENOGRAPHER — Must b« good bookkeeper
principally, Ealary |t_ Juip Exchahge. ¥7
Nassau st. : .
_T_NOGR.APH_It. with broad experience, not
afraid of w»k; |tJM good chance. Call at
ore«. Elsie Di«hl Exchange, 00 Nassau 6t-
STENOGRAPHER — Downtown finance company
wi*h competent young La<ly; 512-flo: another
for bookkeeper and stenographer. Jupp Es
• hnni?f. 67 Nassau et.
bTENOGRAPHER — Commercial experienced; po
sition Wooster st.: $12: advancrment to right
girl; Christian. Call, Elsie Dlebl A_ency, M
Nassau st.
STENOGRAPHER. — High school graduate
preferred; real estate Bee; 53 to start;
Christian preferred. Diehl Exchange, 00 Nas
sau st.
TUCKEU, experienced on children's dresses anil
infants' wear. _o«b _ Hartmann, 4'j West
Sd st.
"TYPIsTS — Eleven girls. operating the Oliver
typewriter; £ , weekly; permanent position.
Call all day Jupp Exchange. 87 Nassau at.
'7"MAID, for city; K&~\*rT*2li-&i»- Win
throp Bureau. C* W»st ?.Sth st.
WAITRESS — First class waitress, for aha nod;
private family; ■_*. Woman's Domestic League,
lj Rast X',.- ASTT-'V
WAITR sbool In Sew .K?rsey: p
preri' • . . .; $18. Unlveraal Kniplojmont
28 Saal 8U st. Miss Pecte-am
WORK WANTED.
Male.
ACCOUNTANT, EXPERT.
derir^s engagement opening, .losing or balanc
ing books. Auditor. Box 5, Trlßone Office.
ARTIST.— iioofi at figures, pen. ink and wash;
illustrating firm, to get experience; moderate
salary. William Gloecfcler. 10 Pay «i
ARTIST, SCULPTOR, first class designer, dec
orator, best reputation, references, requests
orders or somebody who could recommend in
r-etter famllie?. J. Andre 1297 T/"-xinc»on aye.
i.OY. lii^ii scnooi graduate, voca.l Student, wishes
omployirent half time, or ID exchange for room
f.r board; references. A. Barter, 21s West Isih
St.
BOY, 13, willing to learn the automobile or the
electrical trade. Frank Marlon. ;:.*iO East
6Ut rt. i
liOY. l»j. who ■ska both French and English,
wishes position her» advancement is sure.
Landea. I*:', AVtst 47th Ft.
CHAUFFEUrt. — Swede.; as chauffeur or sec
•ad man: eight months' experience. V.". li.,
T_6c_Ea«t 28th St. t _ __^
CHAUFFEUR. — Operate and repair any gaso
lene oar; sober and reliable: references. Ad
dreea Harold Brown. Edwards, N. Y.
CHAUFFEUR. — Scotch, expert driver and me
chanic. 12 years' experience, 7 years' private
references; seeks situation; private, anywhere;
toured Europe. France. Italy, moderate wage.
Napier. 17 6 U'^hh-ter aye.. Y ankers, N. T.
CllAirFFKUli.— Beginr-rr; mai^hinlst b>« trade;
single, IS; praduatc cchool of Automobile Kn-
Elneera; careful driver and good mechanic: will
t.> for trial if desired; city or country. W. Q, t
1057 Boa:'. Road, The Bronx.
CHAUFFEUR.— Single, temperate; five years last
place; Pii-rce Arntw, Ucki KM per month and
tioard; k'> any cisiauce. John Boland, 721 I>ex
hiKtrin a .(■
CHAUFFEUR- — Do»s an>- one want a first class
chauffeur, machinist. Five years' experience;
strictly sober, obliging; best r-i'ereuces. Chauf
feur. 145 West o*sth st.
CHAUFFEUR on privau. car or truck; good ref
erenci Fred WVlsert. ■■■' Bth «v«>.
DRAFTSMAN, mechanical; u-ants wort during
*par* t!nT>. ,T. S-. Box '24. Trlbuii" OlTlce.
SALESMAN. — young man, tip!! recommended,
speaking English. Spanish and Italian. wishes
to l>e-cme salesman: lace curtains preferred. Al
freo Scutari, ijM Ruoa^voit t»t.
ETENOORAPIIEh. — tSpert, reliable; thoroughly
experienced; operates any standard machine;
understamis office work; beat references fur
nlshe«i. J. P. Mock. 213 Weal 147 th »t.
tUPEHISTKNbENT for large farm; trill go
anyv.-h'^; roo«1 manager and hard worker;
understands all liranciien of farm worTc, In
oluiiins forestry and horticulture. Address
W. P , C'ifll'fc Agency. 825 Qth avp
"aiTHEhINTENrJENT, iTianaper. care of ontate;
Antei . tnast<»r nic.-hanic; references bi-Ht.'
Fprow. aw \\Vst tjflth t»l.
WATCHMAN cr CAKfTI-AKER.— By single man"
would take charge of engine and pump wat*r
to no<xs««: aleo tai»e care of automobile; |,hhi Jt - r _
nonal reference: country preferred, J. ic. clir -
S* Hraoy. 53K ?A avc _^
\VORK of any kind, by strong youna~rnarr"i»>d
man. for ■ troderate salary; .ai references as
to lioneety, Trillinim**s* ami ability. Address M
fstere:icon. 3«U» Woodward aye.. Illdgewood"
Brooklyn.
UEKI'UI. MAN. — By younp colored v.an. !n prjl
vate fan.:i>: uo ear** sth a-, r rofrrence
rouitrv preferred, tieorc*. o*.r« V.'. Sco.t i
\v«wt ?>th ft.
YOVSG hßlcrt 31 AN (Westerner) of ahil-
Ity. one who has ronce.lt enough to consider
liimaejf a diamond In tfc» rough. too valuable
to be loose, wlxbei th« •■hi of comi larz-3
reliable concern to olcH him up and make &n
assay tit rind *ii* value by extending iijni th«
opp.»rfjrltv of filling a reapon>lbla poult ton
Vor furl*"-'" Information regarding :no _tidi'i_i
J- n -_!_s v « f '' st n"n "' d " | _
"yTJUXO MA.V, 23. married, desires -;U,, ; , M ,
anything. m-chanJfal •- clerical, «.i!., t -iian.-«»
of advamenieut preferred; can refor «o rrevious
ew'sytoyetW U» characur an auility. Oruen/
240 T.-ving a\p.. hrooklyn. '
VolTn<l MAX <^Th in office or tracer with"
(•ratlins houjw: IrarnfOß dmftlnsr with tl,#,
I o tf AddreM II Ji 8.. Box 13, Tribune
OfflC^ ; '^Jt
\OUNG MAN. hamJv v.ith tools; wishn'tiMi^
tlou- i«"f«rence; Jj v»s*lL Frank Uain ■"••♦
r^it ilSth st. ' ~
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 19. 1910.
WORK WANTED.
Mate.
TOCls-O MAN', p. would ilk? position at any
thing; fair handwriting; two years' office
experience, references. li. Krahe. 418 East
Tftth ft. |
TOUXG MAX. 17, two years' High School:
two rear*' publishing hous«; d»9i'-c« perma
nent position: references; excellent penman.
■- M M Box 43. Trlbuno Office.
\OLNu MAX.. colored, graduate Queen's mi
varsity, as porter in office building. W J.
McCalliim. Hi* \\>tt 13.13 St.
YOING MAN. 26, energetic: wi«lv>s tnaitie or
outside portion at anything; reference, F.
wlrslng. 675 Union aye.. Bronx.
Female.
DRESSMAKER. — By wee* or monthly •«
, fagenvnt*. special rains; experiences- ret
r renew ; a trial to convince. Osthoff, 433 West
46tn St.
eTENOORAPIiKR. --Expert and accurate; wants
temporary work. 1b available at any hour
Roo 1.30 P. Everett Building. 43 East 17th st
STENOGRAPHER.--Young woman; acc'ur'aV-"
refernncen. Accurate. Box 24. Tribune Office.
STENOGRAPHER and SECRETARY— Eipht
years experience; thorough knowledge of busi
ness; capable of taltlnff charge of office; desires
making chaoW: references. Hunt, care of
Mjohnel. 152 West UM st.
bTEXOOP.APHEK,— Cp-to-date American girl
wants popjtion and wants It quickly; good
value for money. _. M. . ID*. Tribune Office.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR.— tiret class; having
«aa years experience in central office. Operator,
2101 sth av>-
IDOMESTiC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
COACHMAJf— 'Vterul: city or country; neat ap
pearance, temperate; understands steam, flow
ers, KhninTyry. Coachman. 13«4 Broadway.
COACH II AX—Oooq cJrivor, city or country;
■ nilllngr to muke himself us»rul; best refer
»*» Addresa J - McC -» Odell s Agency, 823
It.l ST«
CHAUFFEUR, ." several years In one place.
anving, repiUrlnff various cars: honest, sober
ana rellAbTe: reference or Bond. X.. 824 3th aye.
t-Oi PLE.— .Norwegian; man excellent cook. use
lul; wife chamb«rrr.aid -waitress; excellent m
wrr-nce. Inductrf,-*! A«*n.'i«t:on. inc.. 9 East 42i1.
tAKiIEIt — Marn<--i, expert in stock raising,
rotation of «fops, farm machinery, dlf filling.
n»e.-: making, poultry and gardening; will
Bterd help. Address J. 8.. Odell f Agency,
S2a 6th Rye.
GARDENER (Head. Working.— .Scotch- 18
years' exptritoce: understand* gardening- in
ell branches; ag-- i .12. married; d!?*ngai?ed when
suited. A. W.. Box 273. Rernardsvllle N. J.
GARDENER.— Married: sr.iall tamlly ; Scotch;
twenty-five y«-ar«' experience; conversant with
landscaping; •expectations modarate. J. _„ Win.
Elliott _ Son«. 42 Vrs<- »1
GARDENER — Married, understands all kinds
of flowers, shrubs and plants, also vesre
*abi«s of «-v«ry kind; unexceptional refer
ences. Address T. X., OdeU's Agency, 825
6th aw.
GARDENER.— Slnglr; \rher» ability and steadi
ness are appreciated; German. Paul, 42
Vtsey et.
GARDETTER Married: crown-up family; excel
l«nt r^ferenc*; thoroughly conversant with th-»
rare of a private plaoe. Douglas, Elliott's Seed
Store. 42 Vesgy i»t
GARDENER. — Head, superintendent; thoroughly
experienced In every branch of tha profession,
under glass and a!: outside work. Address Gar
dener. 3.V West 56th St.
MAN aii.l \VtF_ colored; experienced Janitor;
wishes 2 or mere flats; beet city references;
no cards. Addr-ss. E. Whit*. 140 Maiden _ane.
IVL'RS— . masseur, companion or attendant, col
lesa gra.luate. wishes patient: agreeable pres
•nee; reliable; best city referents. Lee, 214
Ea st 13th at. _
VALET. — Care of gpntlem<?n's .ambers: good
cook and caterer: highest reference. V. X..
Tribune Uptown Office, 1364 Broadway.
Female.
CHAMBERMAID. — Superior ««rv_Bt : experi
enced. 2 yearn; good city references. Wal
<3<:rr Bureau. 12 West S3d St., phone, 300 —
Madison.
CHAMBERMAID.— ExceIIent seamstress;
Swedish; fly» years' first class references;
"•«»•■«. 125: city or country. Industrial Asso
ciation, Jl East 4.M st
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS— Good, clean,
young irtri; very good rcfftrenceS; ?20. StcCal
lum'« Agency, LSO East 20th St., or Tel. 5706
Madison Square. _
CHAMBERMAID. — German : decent, young -— 1
neat, with best city reference*. Scfiroed>r's
Bureau, 730 Lexington aye. Telephone 6733
Plaza.
CHAMBERMAID-LA Young Swed
ish prirl ; etronjr. willing, obliging; friend use
ful maid or second laundress: wages $20. (")?t<?i
berg'a Bureau, 7H _e_i_tte_ aye. Te!. 1065 —
Plaza.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. — Willing.
obliging, competent young woman; personal
city references: city or country. £„ Mrs. col-
Har's Agency. 122 West t23rt st
CLEANER.' — Woman desires position at offloe
pi*anln(jr. Forbes. 113 Kaat -Jijth at.
COOK— Young Finnish cook and laundress; good
references; sli«t«-r as chambermaid and wait
ress. Schro<»aer's Burea-j. 730 Lexington aye.
Telephone 6733 Pl3za.
COOK — Nice. n»at Swedish girl: excellent cook;
competent all branches; friend first class cliam
b«Tmai<-i, excellent rpferences. Osterberg's Bu
rean. 710 Lexington aye Tel, in."..' Plaza.
COOK.— German; first class; good baker: city
or country; bern references ; wages, ll (-$40.
Call at Lang * Boecherer Co.'s Bureau, 43, 43,
47 West 33,1 at.
COOK.— Colored woman; in first class boarding
house, tea room or school; good references-
Drayton, 210 West «4tn Bt.
COOK.— Scotch Protestant; S years' excell»rt
reference* $20 to $35; city or country, indus
trial Association. 9 Hast 42d ft.
COOK I • will assist iaundrsss: good
"r.aker ar'i family conk : r"f «<r»nces : rtly or
country. S., Mrs. Oollier's Agcnc;-. 122 West
_
- CHAKBERVATO and WAITRI
Young, r.eat; good worlc^rs: good refercticos.
C, Hofmayer'B Bureau. TS.T West 23d st.
COI'FT.I3. — Woman cook, gooii baker, man use
ful all around; do entire work private famiiy;
(\l\, ..luntry Morrow's Bureau, Till _axlr<ston
n-\ .-.. .-on;- r BSth st.
GEN-HAL HOUSEWORK— Good, strong, young
girl; good plain cocK; best references: email
family pre.f<"rre<l. McCullum's Agency, 130 East
Sftth st. Tel., 5706 Madieon Square.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK. — Young woman,
with child, Six: excellent cook; wages, $15:
city or Country. Industrial Association. 0 East
42.1 st.
GOVERNESS— Neat i^rinan girl: can teach
younger children: will act aa nursery governess;
best references; S2O. MuCullum's Agency. 130
East 2*.;;.h sty or Tel. 57l»» Madison Pquare.
GOVERNESS, companion, or housekeeper; Ca
nadian; Huent knowledge French, German; ex
rpllont musida-; highest references. W.. Miss
FltzGcrald's Bureau, 503 sth aye.; entrance 42d
st. ___________
GOVERNESS. — Experienced, diplome*. speaking
an', teaching perfect French. Cterman. Eng
lish an.] music; full charge of children; highest
references. Education. 233 East 60th St.
HOUSEWORK. — Two Swedish girls to do
work of small family: three years' excellent
references; wages, SlB-522: city or country.
Industrial Association, 0 East 42d at.
HOUSEWORK. English. Protestant: light
housework or chambermaid and waitress;
nr-at obliging, young woman; good references.
Mrs. Collier's Agency. 122 West 23d st.
"WORKER— By Finnish girl: best of
references; wages *1» to 520. TVeld s Bureau,
r?24 Coiumbua aye. Tel. 7So4— Schuyler.
I A NT'S NURSE. — German; middle aged;
'thoroughly experienced . very best references;
$33. Schroeder's Bureau. 730 Lexington aye.
Telephone 6733 Plaza. . i
KITCHENMAID. nurse girl or reneral house
maid by young, nice Norwegian girl; strong,
willing: good city references. Osterberg's Bu
reau. 716 Lexington ay«;. Tel. Plata.
I*A~DVB JI AlD. —Experienced. German: good
sewer and traveller; beat references; city or
country: wages. $25-SCO. Call at Lans & BOech
ertr Co.'s Bureau, 4t,. 45. 47 West 33d st.
LAUNURESK. — First class; ynung; city or
country plao»^: does shirts, collars, cuffs; two
years' reference; ?3i». Mies Sin-as Bureau. 8
East • -■■I st. .. .
LAUNDRESS and CHAMBERMAID.— By Fin
nish glrl: references; waß^s $20. Weld's Bu
reau. ."24 Columbus aye. Tel. 7?94— Schuyltr.
M^ID se4imstrcss, housekeeper or invalid's at
tendant- very capable English woman; fifteen
wars' rcfrren'ce- Mrs. Collier's Agency, IC2
West 2.id hi. , •_ ..
NURSE or nursery - ' meow: North German;
children over two; $15 to l::0; excellent refer
ence. Industrial Association (Inc.). » East 42d.
"NrKSE.— Newly landed German gtrl; Rood
inner; a-eiat rhambTwork; city or country;
Tvageß. $2"). Call at La"X «• Boechcrpr Co.'s
Bureau. 43, 48, 47 Waat Md »t- .
NURSERY GOVKRNKPS.— Tountr German; will
* take entire charge «>f three children in country:
t?fi\ excellent reference. Miss Shea's Bureau. 8
East 42d «t . ,
tTT-o [KTEBS, cook-laundress, ehambermald
waitrese' three years' ex<-«llent references; to
ireti.e! or separate: $32 to $25. Industrial Auo
claflon. n Rft»t 4'Jd at- i „...*• ;
\vXfTUESP Scotch. Protestant; first class;
will a«sl_t chambermaid; four years' refer
ence- city or country. C. Sirs. '.ollier'a
Agency, I '_-_•_ TV- j _J_lJ_l t '
riTRESS Capable of taking butler's position;
will position in Washinston or New York;
excellent reference* $30-533. D.. Miss Flli
i eralds nnrwau. .'iO.'i sth entrance 42ri st.
\VAITREB3. — Neat voungr Swedish Rirl: v-ry
rood wa!tr«aa: wililna; assist other work; ex
ecll«nt ref.-rencPs: friend parlormaid. Oster
bei-KS Bureau, 7l« U-xlnc'-on avc. Tel. IBM *
I'la£;i___ . '2 .
WAITRESS and chambermftidl vounjr Irish girl;
rompeiVnt best refnrences; city or country;
ware- $""-$23. Call »t Lang * Boccherer
C 0.% Bureau. 43. 45. 47 Wart KM ft;
WOUKINO i HOUBBKiBBPER---panliih, y«mnf
woman wiahe* position in baehelor 1 * apart
menta 1 exrall^nt cook: first ciasu references.
Hai „ n 245 I <-' **«>. "'■
YOI-N<Pw.man. vTry capable R»rvant. wishes
tno rtflve' work weekly. - . Hormayafi Bu
reau r-\vest - :1: 1 -' Telephone ISO 4 Chelsea
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN' Onr.ETl i ■:" HON.
Atm*r*C Thomas, a Surrogate of the Count
of Sew Tork Notice la hereby given to afJ
Person, having claims against Ellen M. I'lU*.
lat« of tii» County of New \<irij, deceased, to
present the sanie with voucher* thereof to
the suhgertber. at her place of transact ns
bualnera the office of Outhrie. Ban*« * > al _
f-indftron. N«>. 4* Wilil St r Ptl "> "■" C!ty , ?'
OW Tort on or before the I'Cth day of Ju'V
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FORECLOSURE SALES. _____
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF" NEW YORK.
—ThA Estates Settlement Company. Plaintiff.
against Hii!v.sr«i*n-t';!nnor» Construction Com
pany et al., Defendants. In pursuance of a judg
ment of foreclosure and nale, duly ma<V> ana en
tered in the above-entitled action and bearing
dato the Hth day of January. 1010, I. tho undor
sljrnsd. this R«:f*rep. in said judgment named, will
pell at public auction, at the Exchange Sales
room, Ncs. H-l« \>«ev St. in tho BorougU of
Manhattan, City of New- York, on the 9th day 61
February. 1910, at 12 o'clock noon on that d*> .
by Samuel Marx. Auattoneer, the premises di
rected by slid judgment to Bo sold, and therein
described a* follows: All that certain lot, piece
or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the
Borough of the Bronx of the City of Na.v Yorl».
in .he County and «at«? of New York, known as
lot Number 39 of Block 474, On "ilai> of th*
subdivision of the property 6f Henry D. Tiffany
In the MM Ward of the City of N«w YorU. be
in? pan of th« tot fatal*.' f made by Hugh N.
Camp, and others. Comm!B*idn<?rs of Partition,
on Juno 2. IS7O, which lot is bounded and de
srrib«-rj as follows: Beginning at a point on the
southerly side of Home Street distant Two Hun
dred and fifty-two and muioo (232.09) feet east
erly from tb<) corner formed by the intersection
of the easterly »id/, of Stebblns Avenue and the
sail Bouth-rly sid^ of Home Street; running
thence Southerly, niorio: the westerly line of said
lor number SO. Forty-two and 67-100 (42.C7> feet
to the northeasterly line of lot number 42 an
rbM map thence Southeasterly along th<» north
easterly line of said lot number 42. Seven)
and 23-100 (73.23> feet to th* northwesterly- side
of Tntesvalc Avenue: thence Northeasterly along
the Northwesterly «ide of Interval- Avenu a ,
Twenty-nv* (25) feet, thence Northwesterly,
alensr the Northeasterly line fit said lot No. 30.
Slxty-flve an.l 12- 1'»0 (83.121 feet to an angle In
said lot: thence Northerly along the easterly line
of lot No. 30. Thirty-two and 57-100 <32.57> feet
to the southerly sirle of Home Street, and thence
Westerly, along the *-.<»r!y ld.> of Home
Street. Twenty-five (25) feet to the point or place
of beginning.
Dated. New York. January l.?tfi. 1810.
J. snpxrrr BERNSTEIN.
CARRIXCSTOV _ PIERCE. IWeree.
Attorneys for PlalntifT,
?«'» Broadway.
Borough of Manhattan. Ne»r York Ci'y.
Thf following is a diagram of the property to
be StMd: Its street No. Ib unknown:
Sti»bb>ng Avenue.
The approximate amount of the lien or charge,
to satisfy which the above-described property is
to b« sold, is f1.04033. with interest thereon
from th« Bth day of January. 1910, together with
costs and allowance amounting to $149.38. with
Interest from January 14, mi-, together with the
expenses of the rale. The approximate amount
of tne taxee. assessment* ana water ratea. or
other Hens, which are to be allowed to the pur
chaser out of the purchase money, or paid by the
Referee, is $9*.4+ and Interest. The premises
will b<» sold subject to a prior mortgage for $10,
750 and interest at 8 per cent.
Dated, New York. January l?th, 1010.
J. SIDNEY BERNSTEIN.
_. ___^ Referee.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
of New York. The Jennie Clarkson Home for
Children. Plaintiff, against George Nicholas.
Catherine Nicholas and Charles Lane, Defend
ants. *
In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and
sale, duly made ami entered in th« abore-en
tltied action and bearing date the 26th day of
October. 1900. I, the undersigned, the Referee
in said judgment named, will sell at public auc
tion, at the Exchange Salesroom, Now. 14-16
Vaeey Street, In th" Borough of Manhattan, City
of New York, on tan i!t)th day of January, 1910,
at 12 o'clock noon on that day. by Herbert. A.
Sherman, Auctioneer, the premises directed by
said judgment to be said, and therein described
a* follows: .
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land,
with the building an-J improvements thereon
erected, situate, lying and being in th* Twelfth
Ward of th« City of Nt*w York, and bounded
and described as follows: Beginning at a point
in tho southerly line ot Ninetieth Street, dis
tant ninety feet westerly from the corner formed
by tr>p Inters" -non cr the southerly line of
Ninetieth Street with the westerly line of West
End Avenue, running thence southerly, and
parallel with West End Avenue, on» hundred
feet eight and one-half inches to the centre Una
of the block between Eighty-ninth and Ninetieth
Streets; thence westerly and along said cen
tre line of the block twenty feet; thence
northerly and again parallel with West End
Avenue and part of the way through a party
wall, on<« hundred feet eight and on«Mialf
inches to the southerly line of Ninetieth Street
and thence easterly alcnr the southerly line of
Ninetieth Street twenty feet to the point or
place of beginning; being the premises known as
302 West 80ih Street.
Dated New York. January 4th, 1J»1O.
ADAM WIENER, Referee
gACKTTTT. CHAPMAN & STEVENS* Attorneys
for Plaintiff, 154 Nassau St (Tribune Build
ing), New York. " v " a
The following is a diagram of the property to
be sold: Its street Number is 302 West 9<Vth
Street, Borough of Manhattan. City of New York
, ,-■ Street. "
io aausiy nnicn mo a_ove-_e_crlbed property is
to be soli, la Five thousand. sever, hundred ami
ninety-five and S3-100 dollars (53.793 S3) with
interest thereon from the loth day of Or'tobor
I'JOO. together with costa and allowance amount
ing to Two hundred Fixty-elght and "0-100
dollars t's26S.2o>. with interest from October *>«
VMVf. on 5123.31. tog-ether with the expenses of
the sale. Th© approximate amount of the taxes
assessments and water rates, or other Una*
which are to be allowed to The purchaser out of
th« purchaso money, or paid by the Refare» la
Eight hundred twenty-two and JM6O dollars
($822.09) and interest. The premises will be soil
subject to a prior mortgage of $23,0<i0, upon
which $23,000 remains unpaid, with interest at
5% per annum from February 1. i-hh> toother
with coats of foreclosure thereof now' peiiiilnir
subject also to any state of fact* which, an
accurate survey would sßow and tenement bouse
violations. If any.
Dated New YorJt, January 4th, lniO
. ADAM WIENER. Referee.
NKW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK
County.— Arnold 3. Furst. plaintiff, against
Carmine Altieri ami others, defendants.— In pur
suance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale
duly made and entered In the above-entitled ac
tion and beam:; date the 10th day of January
1010. I, the underslgnfd. the referee In said Judg
ment named, will cell at public auction at the
Exchange Salesroom. Xos, 14-lrt Vesey Street in
the. Borough of Manhattan. City of 'New York
on the 3rd day of February. 1910. at twelve
o'clock neon on thpt Jay by Samuel Marx auc
tioneer, the premise." directed by sal.l Judgment
to be sold and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land
situate, ljln« and betne in the Borough of Man
hattan of the City of New York. In the County
and Ptate of New York, bounded and descrlßed
as follows:
Beginning at a point on the northerly Bide, of
133 r.i Street, distant one hundred thirty-ieven
feet, six Inches westerly from the corner "formed
ny the intersection of the sail northerly sid* of
3S3rd Street with the westerly side of Amster
dam Avenue; running thence westerly along aa.<l
northerly side of 133 rd Street thlrty-«ev#n f«< t.
j fix Inches; thence northerly at rii?ht angles win,
I 133 rd Street ninety-mine f*#t. eleven Inches to
the center line of the block: thence easterly
parallel with 13.".rd Street thirtr-aeven feet, six
inches: thenca southerly at right Riisleii with
l.'U?rd Street nlnety-nin« fe»t. eleven Inches to
the point or Dlace of beginning.
Said premises being now known by Nnn 50"
to 800 West 133 rd Street. Borough or Manhat
tan. New York City.
Dated New York. January 10th. 1010.
PATRICK J. DOBtiON Referee.
FUR3T A- FTRS(r. Attornevii for Plaintiff 213
Montague Street, Borousn of Brooklyn. New
York «-tty.
Tli» following In a diagram of the property to
be -old. It* street numberß are St) 7 and .V»»
West ir»rd Street, Tough of Manhattan. New
York City.
Th« approximate, amount of the lien or .-harae
to satisfy which th.- above described property >■
to he Mid is &»,005.35, With interest thereon from
the lOtli day of January, 1910, t-^ether with
coeis and allowance, amounting ■•, $;!:»;, with
interest from January 10th, lulo, loßether with
the expenses Of tho file.
The approximate amount of the taxes, asscuj-
Rienta nnd watar rmeii. or othPr liens, which are
U> be allowed to th* purchaser out of the D ur
ohas<» money, or laid by th e referee. la $i>i'i Jl
uivi interest. J
The ir '- ni , lß ;*-^' ■'*:'" nubjeet to a prior
mortaaio a* *37.r.00 and Interest thereon at the
; rate of »V» P«r annum from June 81, ifIUU.
! Also subject to a prior m tt«a«« tor ♦»,CtV) an 1
lntereßt thereon *t the rate of «!«•; per annum
from Juna a. 1000 one-half of which afreet«
: the Mid preiHUes. Subject to coven»nu l «M ro-
I Btrlctlons contained In Lihjr as I rtf Conveyances
! M uaite ««*'. being covenants au-alnst nuUuncra
Hubject m any state of fact, which an v.-curate
•"."?' , wojlld «W. 5,,1. ,. , ta o to" an. U ™ , -
niclpal ID/P1 D /P" r *J"*2t < ,: > ; l ;'>* tlOn ". " *ny thorc be.
( or *ny II" P'Tfl*ns ni*»d to enforce ftauio.
lutM New York. January ion,. 1010.
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BANKBOOK No. 043, 099 of the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing. Any person hav
ing a claim to It Is hereby called upon to
present the same within ten days or submit
to having said passbook cancelled and a
new one Issued.
LOST. — Bankbook No. 513.561 of Dry Dock
.Savings Institution. Any person having
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or the said BooK will be declared cancelled
and extinguished and a new one issued in
lieu thereof. .
L Ot?T or STOLEN. — Bankbook No. 619.569 Of the
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York corner 4th ay». and 14th St., Issued to
Mary B«rger. • All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same. If not returned to the
bank on the Bth day of February, 1010. a dupli
cate- will be Issued.
LOST OR STOLEN— Bankbook No. 063.71* of
the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank. No.
M Chambers st.
QOARD AND ROOMS.
FIRST CLASS accommodation; private family:
handsome roorrs; electricity: tiled baths: best
table- hntrie. comforte: independance : near Broad
way subway: moderate. 517 W:**t I4>t:i st.
WEST END AVB, 679, corner 103 d st. — Finest
location New York: block Riverside Park,
Drive and subway express and surface cars:
beautiful furnished room*, piivate baths; tele
phon«?»; superior taM<i.
FCR SALE.
DESKS. PARTITIONS TELETHONS BOOTHS,
tables, chairs, wardrobes, mirrors, wall fixt
ures, business furniture alt kinds. FIXX
BROTHERS. 358 Broadway 59 Franklin st.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO step
right Into an old established light manufacturing
business, that has always paid owner $2,000.
doinc steady cash trade; experience absolutely
unnecessary, as any on* cOuld acquire thorough
knowledge of business In ehort time. Besides.
Owner Will remain. If sold at once, will sacri
fice for 53. 000 on easy terms. Inquire STAND
ARD. 47 Ann st.
IF PARTY WITH SMALL. CAPITAL will call
at Room 235, Knickerbocker Theatre Building.
118 Weal »ith st.. they will hear something to
their advantage. i
AT A GREAT REDUCTION, printing of all
kinds: we can save yoa ;!OT>. Johnson Press,
successors tft Call Hreßa. H!» Futtn^ -t.. N. T.
CITATIONS.
THE PEOPLE OF THB STATE OF NEW
York, by the grace Of God free and inde
pendent to Catherine Morier and May Hartley,
two of the heirs and next of Kin of William M.
L«ifTan. deceased, send greeting: Whereas.
Oeorgiana ThompUlns Laffan. the widow of the
said deceased, of th* City at New York, has
lately apDlled to the Surrogates' Court of our
County of New York to have a certain instru
ment in writing, bearing date March 21. 10tC,
and a Codicil thereto bearing date March I*7.
IW7. relating to both real and personal property,
duly proved as the Last Will and Testament of
William M. Laftan, late of the County of New
York, deceased. Therefore, you and each of you
are cited to appear before the Surrogate of our
County of New York, at his office in the County
of New York, on the 21st day of January, one
thousand nlre hundred and ten. at half past ten
o'clock in the forenoon of that day, then and
there to attend the probate of th« said Last Will
and Testament. And such of you as are hereby
cited as are under the .age of twenty-one years
are required to appear by your guardian. If you
have one. or If you have none, to appear and
apply for one to t>« appointed, or tn the event of
jour neglect or failure to do «$. a guardian Will
be appointed by the Surrogate to represent and
act for you In the processing.
In testimony whereof, «•» have causal the
Seal at the surrogates' Court of the said County
of New York to be hereunto affixed. Witness
Hon. Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of our Bald
County of New York, at said County, the c ond
day of Deo»mher, in the year of our Lord one.
thousand nina hundred and nine.
[US.] DANIKL J. DOWDNET
Clerk of the Surrogate*- Court.
STORAGE NOTICES.
TO MRS. 1 ANNIE M. TOBIN OITiIRS. FAV
nt« M. O.'bb. AHm A Demarest. G. U. ilo'rde
eal. Mr«. C. E. Chapln, 8. h. Randall. MiM
U A. Blal;dell. Miss C H. Taylor. Alfred do
Andrade. Mr. or Mr*. H. ives Smith. Mrs S.
Wallace. T. M.;- onkey Jr. j. n. Merrill. Mr
M. R. Firth. Mr. or lift Henry a Lc« or E.
C. Noulin. Norton chase, Oeo. H. lllcKs, Mrs
M. V. Cos. Mrs. R. K. Vander Veer, Arthur
H. Atkins, Guy Standing. Isaac Revev. Mr.
or Mrs. F. A. Moor*-. Dan A very. Mr. or Mrs.
.1. W. Seymour. L.udwlt Bnumann A Co.. Henry
I (..lazier or Mis» «. H. Elllman. Cha«. H. Cot-.
trel 1 Jesse Watson. Receiver. Mr*, Una* Rou
r.ajo or Mr*. r .1. MoOmmaaa and Mr. or Mrs
Uuatave r««'tionh«?if : )*).. *n.l each or j-ouf are
hereby notified that the time for tho payment
of our Hen upon the property hereinafter de
«crib«a. having expired, after due nolle* thereof
had been given you, wo will cans* such proper
ty, to wit, Household Ooodn. personal Ertecta
and Merclianrtli>e. ator«r) in the Columbia stor
as» Warehouses by you or in your nam« (or
in which you may have an lnlerest» to b« sold
at puhllc auction, according 10" the statute In
mirh case mad« add provided, at N*o«. SO * M
West 6Tth Street, on Saturday, January 20th
1910, at 10:30 A. M.. tin. l It the mil* thereof i',
.not «!oinnlet«-J on said date 'the »am« will b«
continued at the sanv> place on each and e,v«»rv
Hntir.l.iv ther<"aft«r. lxt)rinaing at 10:20 A M
until the salo Is completed, "•
OOIXMntA HTr.RA'.ir WaTT'I- -:r-
PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL , JDE "iTSckTved
at the oKlc« of the Llßht-Housa Board Wash
Ington. D. C., until 2 o'clock P. M. February
li. lUIO. an. l then open**, for furnishin* ma
terial and labor n«*ee«ary for the construction
•4ui »m«ut an.i delivery or the Mn«ie^cr« "•'
wood, steam ll ht-hoi_« tender Woodbine C a . |
«*trdanc« with speculations, copies of which
with blank proposals ana other formation Si
bo haj up«» appllc*U'->u to *» BBSBK
TIME TABLES.
3 CRUISES
January 22, 81. February 22, March 24
BY rut «TKA>i!«tiiP j LEAVES
IS/X L ° J-UxSg :g - E iIEW YORK
I I arg*** * **— ' *"_"_"*■• to th«» Went Iniiii^.. ; • FOR.
WEST INDIES
Venezuela, Spanish Main. Panama Canal
16 and 28 II SOR $_*__"_ UP
DAYS 111 OQ— lOU =
{ 21 ytyi* cxp«ri«»»ca in arranging and conducting cruises insures •ffkieni ouna^cnMnt. |
Also Cruises to the Orient and South America
SEND FOB I__r>T*ATKT> BOOK
HAMBURG- AMERICAN LINE
41.45 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
HAMBURG-AMERICAN
CRUISES DE LUXE | REGULAR SERVICES
rir_T'fc^l_"Mr_ l '_" FROM * iJ Modern iafetT Device* . Wlrei*_. Xc>
iIRIFNT NEW YORK ~ London Paris Hamburg 0M >
UniLll I JAN 29. 1910 S. S. AM ERIK A _o?S
—^""™^~~™ - ~ 1 ™" ,- leading N'w York. Feb. 12. 11 A. M.
B« S S CINCIHNATI tAvS ttnexcelled Rlts-CarUon _ '.. Cir- Reitaurant.
By O. 9, WIHWIRHMII rONS. Gymnasium, E.ec. Baths. _l**«lor P_lm Garden.
an DAYS *.*?'-* UP »Pre_ Granc.-Feb. 5 tKala'n Aus. VJcMci.s
S____£-SSs____________SS_E__SS___S -A:r.ertk_ Feb. 12 •_??». LJncola..Mc_. 12
1111* AT Ilinir A J H*ennsvH_nia ..Feb. 1? : Tr-«. Grant.. -ilcS. 1»
11l LvT InilllL V IHamburs direct. •Omttm Fljmo_t_.
I WtOl iriUltO 1 j ta , and t¥e ivo.
16 and 28 Days $8a and SloO Lp I'miTroniUClU SERVICE
•v __—_————•—^ ________■ ___________——■ The »plecdl*J. 'arge !lte*lPS^^s•
fS .1 ■ ' • CrvCI» ATI. Jan. *i». 1O A. 'J..; HAJCBCaO.
_* __13. __ A ______■ !__*_ ?Ab « 13 « MMCh Cl>: B-VTAVIA. iui;* ». *t&.
__ ill! 111 illlHlll.fi f fir Gibraltar. Xapl-s and G-noa <^»tth tcz3r-
UUUUI nillUl IUU MM calls at tbe^_aor_i and Ma_e.r% Lai
mhb^_____m_^m__hJ ands>. ExceUfct connoetlon -with it»atn«r» ot
"^ _, lItAUCB -'•«'• Himt«-« A A3«!o-Aca«rtcan Nil* Co.'» ••»-
By St S, BLUcCHcn - ■>.•_. -- m> th* jjh^ taroosa eoytt.
Front >*. T. J»n. 25. !• A. > L TR_%\rL__R- CHECKS l-*!*r_l>
St DAYS COST $350 UP Tourist Dent, tor Trl;* Ev«_w_er«.
H.VHBCB^-A-VEKICAX LENT. «l-45 Bmdwtr. > Y.
_________ THE S. S. mmmmm
BLUECHER
SAILS JAN. 22, 10 A. M.
OS A PLBASITKE CR_lS_ TO
South America
< it i inn AT
WEST INDIES
BRAZIL
ARGENTINE
URUGUAY
CHILI •-■ TSE
STRAITS OF MAGELLAN
Bf MY^x^us3soJ_.
A limited number "/ P" 1 * 1 ;^ I ,.^*
taken :o some of tP.a ports en m it».
..end for booklet* and l_f«rn_ule_.
HAHBUB6-AMERIGAN LIME
41-43 BROADWAY. NEW YO*K
CRUISE TO
VEST INDIES
The Quebea Steajnabip
Co.'* Mall Steamship ,
•'Guiana" leaves New J
Tork February 10 for a j
delightful Crolse of
about 23 days, calling
at tae islands of St.
Thomas. St. Kltts. Bar-
I bados and other Islands
I and C'emerar*.
? si3or P d
BERMUDA
From Xew York EVERY WKDXtJiDAT.
twin-auraw S. F. "Bermudian" (3.T.30 tons).
EVERY SATURDAY, twin-screw 8. S.
"Oceana" (S.OOO tons). Perfect Service.
TOURS TO THE ORIENT
Our annual parties *--. nearing completion.
Several dates still open. Telegraphic applica
tion necessary.
70 TOCRS TO KT"ROITE and the
PASSION" PLAY at OBiIK.WIMERC.Ar.
Usual independent railroad and steamship
tickets everywhere. COOK Travslara'
Ch*qu*« Good Throughout th« tVorld.
THOS. COOK & SON
24" 1200 Broadway. -i-tO Madison » "* ,
563 __ __^ v '- {Windsor Arcade). V. T.
CLARK'S 12TH ANNUAL CRUISE
«a Feb. 5 to April 19 ■»■
TO THE ORIENT
By S. .*. Grosser Kixrfner!>t
THE OXLV ORIENT CBCXSE THIs VTCTtK*
Under tha Able Management of,
FRANK C. CLARK.
Seventy-thrae days. Includlna; 24 day* h»
Erypt and the Holy Land, costing only 54J0.00
and up. including shore excursions. Hotels, etc-
SrECIAL FKATOtES: Madeira. Cadis. Seville.
Algiers. Malta, Constantinople, Athens, Home,
the nivlera, etc. Tickets «;oorl to stop over la
Europe, to include Passion Play, etc.
Eori>P<'-OhernninieTa^n Tours. 9270 up.
FRANK C. CLARK. Time* Bide. Xew York.
FALL RIVER LINE
(Splendid Steamers ■ Splendid Serrlce)
Just to remind you—
That Fall River Line
steamers ply between
New York and Boston
every day in the year.
Fall KlYBr Line Steamer* l«-ar» !fei»
York, rier 19. North River, foot of
Warren Street, at 5 P. M. Get you
to Boston a* early a* 7 oVlock next
morning— later If you like. a -m
Fare to Boston *)%J
Telephone 5 1 21 Cortiandt for information
City Ticket Office— l7l Broadway
Twin Screw Steamers for Bermuda
A. E. Out«rt>rtd#e A Co.. Asts.. ■ B'way. \ T
TYPEWRITING AND TYPEWRITERS.
TYI'KWMITER.s. all nwkpi; rent-
K^SBP-- S3 month; $100 rr.a;h!n-». tl?-
UWH 1.,.' 0 months' rrnfil all.w-d tr
. •■• ■■.H-.1 Typewrlle-, Sd,», Ci .
»g^rfc«^-**jt_Cortli»n<lt st -.1 th«ui Cnrt
Tifnrui iITrDO ALI * makes. »id to jH
IiPpII i\ l^n^ r - r "<«- b»Hi r .M. repaired.
I IfL If «1 1 I L»0 ffade T. CQ.T79 Du*n» St.
VICTOH VISIBLJE. T» Nassau st. : ratalor>*
fret: all m***" Uken part payl>•^nt: bargains
la I'ndgrtroortii Knnlngi. r« '")•»'< Smiths
CARPET 'LEANING.
If. Y. CARPET CLEANine WOHKS
Oia«si. kaxcuat. Muat Modern.
4J7 AND *3» WKiii' 43TH BT.
T# i *«*'— — Brraat £*iauuan»« tMI.
_W_H JORDAN. J - ' EDWIV i.KVTT!
\HB?tL CAi<PE"f CLEANI.NO CO.— Cleans
'.v compr*ssed air, steam, hand or en floor.
KM Broadway. 421 East 4atß «l COS *
HHASDt Tel. UJ->lHth
LAWYERS.
...H.v'HBM'Y KnWB»J>l." M*rtor BuildincT
Boca 832. «7 .West 3lth it. iHexali Square),
J TFME TABLES.
AMERICA)! UiE T ™ ifi l i .* "" \
Plrmouth Cherh»»nTe — _ntrt&amptai>
i Philadelphia ...Jan. 22j »■» York r *-.S»
•Oceanio Jan. 29 1 • Adriatic -— Feb. 11
•White Star steam er from Pier 44. X. R.
RED STIR LIME From Pier 14. _f . IU,
RED STAR Line ioa.ii.
Yew V-irk — mr»»r»- pv.J.
NEW MAMMOTH S. S. UPUIO
SATURDAY, JIN. 22,\1J.» t .
Glass enclosed Proiaenad*. Verandah Cafe,
_oon_e. Elevator. OntiMtr*. Shop. Wlreluw.
Lapland .-.--*• - : <»n '. ". amlVadcrU_d . ? a i- »
Finland .....-•-- ...Feb. 2|2#«laad . . . . JWJ I*l
WHITE STAR LINE S_S/S" S . a.
jfi» York— Qaee_»t«wn — UvetTHiol.
Baltic. ..Jan. 22. 1 pra i Laaieaclo i_ew>..7»_ SI
Plrmoath— Cherbourg 4outb_mr>ton.
♦ P_Ilad«l;hl»-JAa-^. -_;. ■•:-." ■■"-:;■::
Cfrear_o.....Jan. 29. 10 amlAdrtatlc. F^!».l2ao»=»
t American 14n« «tearo<«: from Pier IX >T. R.
_^to t^t_* ITALY & EfiYPT
Via Azores. M .<•-!••. and Gibraltar.
Arabic, Jan. 24. Special A>soa_ru s_i.m». '
Cr-tic. Jan 20. Mar. 13.
Celtic :■■• '•••■* TonsJ. Feb. 2. ilar. t_
Cedric <21.035 Ton«>. -■■ 13.
Romanic. Feb. 3«. Apr. _
Canopic. Mar 2*. May 4.
PAS3ENGSR OFFICS. 9 BP.QAS'vrAT.
WHITE STAR LINE
ITALY and EGYPT
j^. Via Azoret, Madeira. Gibraltar, Algiers />
7^ Largest Steamer* ta th» Tr*d#. A\
CELTIC CEDRIC
Feb. 2, Mar. 16 Feb. 16
CRKTIC Janaary 23. .Mar-: 12
CA>'OPIC Mardi 24
ROMANIC Fa&ruary 2«: April 3
9 BBO.VOTTAY. yrw TOR7C.
CUN ARD LINES
From Piers 31 32- ->. Norttx Br»er. i A. M.
Urerpool Serrfre. C»iliB« at Xlabsnar*.
South Wile*.
Qaickist Roota to Landau 1 Gaßtiaaat
tls nsngtwrd.
Wednesday from New York
Monday in London
MACKKTANXA— IXSTTJLSUL
lATCest. "a»-.«st 3t«ar-.ahlpa Aflft.
gall Wedae««Uy^
WlreleM Tele«rmpl». Submarine §><■*<•
Lusi-anl* Jan. t» Mauratac^ - «*• •
fameSni . .'-.Jan. 28 Cam— Teb i-<
rniirlT 1 Feb. 2 UmnrU Feb. »
Tn iTllvf THBEE SI^ CIAL CEtni»«4.
TO ITALY Carmania & Caronia
m ..1,,.' Magnificent N«ir 20,C0<VToa 3ttfi.
S_ _„__-' Jan. 22— Pe!v. . .---•a-*trm.
ft thirl [ ***%£s&£*•'
ALSO TWO -SPECIAL CXI IS" '.
BAXOMA TO IIVLY Feb. s— Moh. 1*
ur>GAjaiAN-A3IEKICAX SEBVICE.
To FiritS. vi* .^^.^.^
GIBRALTAR. GENOA. NAPL£3. TrL:r3T«.
aurmanla.Jan 22. noun j Pannonla ...... ..FeU. 1* j
6a»TOia ..»>>. 5. coonj Caronia ?«fc. 14 j
Traveller*" checks Issued— good sverywsere.
THE CO'AKD «l.MM*il!P'O.. LTD.
21-24 Stats at., oupo«lt« th« Bakery.
NORTH gERJUH Ul9lß
Lar^e. Fast and Ltcrarlocs Twlti-Ocjsjw
Express and Pass«ngcr SCeosu^ipa.
equipped wlta Wlreleaa ft oubmarute H— ■ ■
PLYMOUTH— CHHRBOCIU".— BTOOOEt.
SAILING OF THE
PRIMZ FfiIEDRICH WILHEIi
POSTPONED TO
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20.
Express Saillnss Tuesdays ax 10 A. 11.
Prtns Fried. Wm., Kaiser W'm. derGr.F«Ka
Taw.. Jan. X. ( Kaiser Wm.d«r Gr. lt*T » -
' Kronprina Wo. Jan. 25)
BRWtT.N DIRECT.
-»-i_a,--. Sailings Thursday* at 19 A. M.
Zietea Jan. 271 *G. Wa*ain«t3a.F«l»w at
Rocn Feft. . V>.* - . Mir. »
•Calls at Plymouth and Cherbourg
GIBRALTAR — XAPLEa — — AT.GEBRS.
Mediterranean if.lnna aa«r*kya at XI A. M.
•Berlin (new.. Jan. 291 ■ Al>ert— F«i. 13
-Or KurWerst..F«t>. S| Barbarossa. ... F»»k »
•Omit* Alslers. tOrlent Cruise.
Independent Around th» W«rM Toots.
Travellers" Ch«»p*» good all over the won*
Arply OBLRICII3 & cO.._a*ne-ai A#ent».
5 BROAPWAT. STET^ TOR& ,
Mardi Gras S"
AMERICA'S f %
QUAINTEST JL- AA
CARNIVAL 75.11U
|\lah/ _^r Ttooad Trip
l*K. From >>■«• York
Orleans V^ in New Orleans.
Feb. .^^ s 'S " " Aatilks "
Ot _^ 10.100 Ton» " o
OUl^rFrom New York Feb. 2nd
Southern Pacific Co.
j^r^do- " '53- ' Broadway. New York
„._■- ■ —
DASSiOM i ,
r ■ au lAin Attractive S«rl?a of
I LslY 1910 European Tours. A".!
h ' mm ■*»«^ Expenaes laelaadd and
"■"^■™ Una*r E-cort. Hat-a
I Siss and up. Booklet mailed free on
request. MARSTER3 FOREIO.N
CIS 3 and »»._Bt»
-•• • •• ">' <- -■:•. ' r- ."> R S . / N
| TOURS. 81 V>\ 30th St.. N■• <■■ York.
PFfl "fl" LIMP PPrP r' r "• ?*a st - Vfrr T'
It UP U LIHC Brooklyn, at Xcoc,
For «a* Juan P. Et, L» Cuayr*. Pto. »%i«:'.:».
Curacao and M.inoalbo, via Cunu'a*.
CARACAS J*n. n
For La Ouayra. Curacao and Mjra-atbo.
MApACr\IBO...Jan. TJIZULLx Feb. I
superior Accomraodatlons tor PasMncers.
BLISs. DALLETT A CO..
Oeneral M.»nair?r9. S2 W»R St.
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE
l'*l«-<vrfv» fiMcagrr Hrrvio* ■
IIS* YOU* KUTTfKO** VIA ii LUu<;>t •«■
roudanvjan. ,-»!•■» -• — li. • ?va «
Noordani...F«o. I. » »m| POCsdam F«S."ca
Holland- Line. 39 Bro*dw V . XX.
IT