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__; suraace an- Tr;s. Co. W,"K<'-
A J '*re«s. I** Bros i way.
■ H6H 6 wit «_t: Pcn-a-t Realty Co to E__l
- __SS» -£- TCI. _--> •"= Xrurt
Co. ICO Broad--ay.
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\.Mress, 160 Exx>i_w_>-
• ,' - -^cJe
J-'.n« Frank. 135 Bro_d- 6 v
THE BRONX.
' -I^^^^crt W Toid. 220 Broa^wav.
- %s^l£
. *%&&? &cf C-utUers. «o Rroadw2y.
__,._. » n*<-atur aye, J" 1
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1; 1 vr. 6 per c-nt; CW'«* t^oW
.{rucuon Co to Egg %£s&*££
; Sir
g_S£_K * |*__sS?_?__
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Nas
.Vlove «_- aaoj § 50^- -..v,. ; = Boston rd.
jlnVings^st _= a^gSS
m
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I^^^AND ||. t fk_S_l "_
" t »"k>%' < wiJ S4sthS 45th __
Aocrts-. of Dunconib
n_TNVrLLE. ,-^^r.K i-'V vrs. 54 per cent:
%£%**&£*& »S« - -
**_^_«ti aocte & aocke. - = B-idm rd.
frTiJJ- iv- vr c at c s Dunccnib aye.
C^7 ? sxlrr^-_F^ < ;JVyrs. & rcr - —
- t3 ;s_M Tten 53.000.
A . '--.-. *« c— — - as aoo-.e.
s - :«c
- awei "
_____ D Paii_-v_tca; 53.CM. tenran-e " ___
_7i_r_ey_ La-nryers T!t!e __5-X__K~ »--
Trust- Co. 100 liroad-sray.
\TH___TE -YE. - 5. 1W « „--■'■ s'-,
s_^_f_g__?___iss
Attorney. Title Guarantee and .rus,. »^o. i«»
VEPM I __ ivy -«• s. Wi ft :. of Er_erssn st.
*iw___ _■*_■ sate W2.oo__; - y~- ti T c<?nu;
-a—c to Mar Marx; *6.«VH\
" Attorney, Max Marx, 12S coa rway.
\T3RVILY_ AYE ti e- 100 ft «ef Emerscn st.
75x?_5: 3 yVs; Cathlecn Gsrafy to M-rk.L.
■
F*_____ter. ■ ' Title Gna~BS9~r _=_ Tr__t Co.
17r> Brcaii— «r-
TT^LES I^■_ « S 225 ft s of 149 th Bt -5x
Ay r-eb 1 - "d_e _J_, Ift 1910: Emma Acker
m__n" to liar A ' TVe!;s; J1.50P.
Aclr=ss. 10IS Aye A.
2S4TB =~" - c 820 ft rcf EMM -' " SOsIOO
* , r \..._ |i.0t»:!>: 1 ._ « per o_»: Bcn
•___g _*_e_s-cn tc _OTia Lese; J3.G00.
.■ Art_r_ey:. Less _ Co_ins. 35 Nassau -_
IS4TH ST. r. s. 1?2.S ft c of Cedar aye. 67. 5 x
• es.<3_ss.7xfio.7; due. «tc, ...- per ben _ : Fred
___ K_;ie:r_n _> Joiic C Norct: fi.uw.
A-____y. Title Guarantee and Tr__ <^o. l«tt
Eroa_-r_r.
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
RJb sa=e &c 2 adcress d lender's att^msy.)
EtCAKX -
EVR^ETTO ST • «. 112.4S ft c of IGSti et.
~3-sx~ irrts: N-\ B. IPCS; A'lexacfier Lesser and
to BtrahariS Eloch: ?4.50«i.
Attorneys, TWe Guira::«; 2=d Zzusl Co. 1.0
Erc^i-t^ay.
E^ECH IXRB-A.CE. t t. 111.C5 .- - c! Crto
n:^s aye. TixliO; May S3. l?0<?; £«3^el A5
flennaa to Jcbr. E Clerk; Si^JO.
Aituiima. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. i^B
Er^ad^a;'.
CROTOKA 4\TJ. n'w car of Oakland pi. 25x100;
•Tu'y SO li'Jl: Riciard J Fell to Susan Har.:..
- ta= : iCSOO. - -,i
5 Attcrcey. £ Tenny. ■
CLITT ST. 45, res, 21-t. r irre^; me 27,
ifxJO- Ctari^s V Seach and ano tt> ilitchel
Va!<n:ti"<: JSS.tXHT. • -.
Attorney. J F Cot^n, 5 Beesman st. •■•- ;
COLOIBUS A^*E. SO tt c of Victor st, 50x100.;
A^ri! 2S. 1507; John H Rechten and £So to
Tttle Guarantee an*: Trrst Co; J5.0C0.
AiCress. 176 Broadvaiy.-
CROTOXA aYE, n c. 52 ft c of Prospect ay- 60
jc irreg; April SO. 1301; Josephine C GiMies to
Kurn 3 Dcnneily; $2,300.
Attorney. Siiweil - Banda
DECA-XTRr AYE. •«■ 6 . 75 ft s of 2C3th et. 25i
liJCy. Feb 1. JSO7; Jacob H Arasier et a! to
Centra! Hcrtgage Co: JS.OW.
Attorneys. OUs & Otis. 60 Wai! St.
DECATCB A\"B. w e. ISO ft s cf .- •■ -. St. 25x
100. Ttb 1. IfH;C: Jacob 9 A— s.-r et a; to
Centra: :. -■- .. ■ Co: «S.CX»O.
Attaraes*. Ota & Otis, co VTall st.
r.>-£T BBOAtJWAY. n s. 153.6 ft c of M|BMBa
'" 2^x112.7: Jan IS. 1005; Karris Roeential
ire ar.o -.j VnUam .Tay et al: {42.000. —
Attorney. Jay £ Caniier. 4i Wail et. ..
FAIRMOrXT AYE. s c. part lot 14. cap
£?****???*• 55x1«; July 16. 1507; Frank J
U -r"' :d tt Thoe F OP.ourkt and aco;
Aaosaey. Title Guarantee end Trcst rl^r l^
176 Ercaci-aay.
FOX ST. •«■ a, SO4.CC ft sof ft* st. 25x100;
Ncv Z'i. :t-n; Asses Saott to Title Insur
ance Co cf V«-»r Tork; $1,700.
Adores*. ZZo EroaiTraj-.
FAJBJ4OCXT PLACE, c c. 155.75 ft -a- or
*v*, Sl.:jl4s irrejr; March 25. 188%:
Hcfec J to WUliam C Berr«n;
Atturacr, John J O'Grady. 277 Broadway.
GRAiTD ST. c f. 24 ft c of Mott Bt. 23.1-SO.
I>ec 2Si, ISA*; Baa .-.- C<jhen to Chaa L
Atlcr^ey. Charles L EidJitz.
KOSTE ST. t«?2, c s. 2*^0x100: Ma- 24. 1306;
JiC'.o Fnedrich to PhJJttp • - enkoiJf . $a,ow>.
Attcmty. Juxtaa : -:na~.
3ESI3kIX<SS BT. c »• cor Bristow su 45.55x75.75;
Apr;; J. M"'i~i Christine E Burckel and ano
tc Ceres Union (Corpi; M.OOO.
-^'orneys. Davis 61 iCaufdan. 4l» Char.- -
3-OTS 2v and Cl. man of WiMia-na B Ojfien
- estate; June 11. iur>7; Ei^ard R Pc-erschko
10 Larremore ct 2!: $2,000.
Atton.-ry, i^nd Title Inrurance and Trsßt
Co. liO Broad-RiLy.
LOT 6*4% and -;9. man I"---- estate; Dec 3.
I'--".".: Michael J i#ov.d to vectury K^alty Co;
Attorney. TiU<s Insurance Co. 148 Broad
■«&;•--
LOTS :W;aifl QQQ. rr.ap Laconia Park. !C«i
3<<-. lyji; Alfred Powers end aso to .New
Yon: CG-oi.crative 15-ildirss and Loan Vsso
':;atii,n; $-.250.
Attorsefa William Lar.jdos. Teirple Court.
LOT E. map St. Baymsod Par:'.: lot ■8 mar;
X«a:.y *-6ta:o: June 20. H"H>; Mary iiarcos to
Anr.e H Shaw: J'sCi.
ATtoratvf, Clocke & Clock, - -- Eoeton
Read.
IiOT ISC, m^f Van Ne« Park; No*.- -. 1301 •
■ - J!<ii.a Lc:tti*-ri to Richard Rotter: | 056.
.i~an;fy. Title Guarantee and Trust Co, 17S
Biuodajiy.
LC'TS Ifil acJ 102. &j«p cf land of WUIUjn F
r-urca^s. i'^iliW; ilay 20. :t»trj; Sdi? Abraham
«i a] to ids. £; McTurck; $i<j.
JUtOTßtgr, OffiTMd M-li':r. 21TJ Broadway.
MOUNT 12OPD PL. « *■:. 11.>.1 ft wr or Anthony
ai-?. 255:i5: Feb 3, 1308; Jane Cliza. Gurji to
Frederick E B«^.l: K.<A*J.
Attorney, T::> Guarautc-c and Trjm Co, 178
Broadway.
H^TDISON A^.T;. <r e. 41.5 ft n of ts6ta st, lOz
*>■', Jan ;;;, :>.is; Amelia Eiscntwrp asd ai-o
'- Lawjc.-s' T;:it; lasurancc Co cf :>w York:
A'i£res«. 1<» Broadway.
I-AUK RO".V. 217. 21& a&d 221, s s. IBs irrey:
Nov 2!3. IS"J7; Setariiaro Csauciosi ct al to
•.V*?ar J^afone and aco; ... ....
. - Ancrii'rys. S:ai;ii t Hea?.
fcT A.Wi; AYE. 225. w s, 25x irreg: March 21.
i>3s; Henry T^dtinajDn cad mo t3 Jchn G
bcivoenitbtr and aco; W.Ouii.
Axtfirae;. Join Schocnlebtr.
-VIT.'.A AYE. iv j=. 154. 1>3 it 2of Souticrc Boule
."•■ari, 25sloO: July 27. iau4; Mar £ Jahusoa
r& £ii}«r, A fcerr-sm: J1.00«J.
Attoras;-. ma> Gu-rair.»« ar.J Trest Co. 17«
- ilro^fiua;-. J^
tnUOXfi pl, c fc.* 225. 11 ft n of Southern
Bouievar«l. 25x i:rej: Jan 2*.'. ISO* Leonard J
Siu.-11.-y ioc aau t*J .Margaret L Oiiiaj^ar. ;
Ait-arne;.'. c&ted siatt* Title Guaranty ar.'i
inffOßrtry C:>, 2o Vcscy bt
"tVAI^XVORTH AYE. n w cor 157 th et. 2r:.S«ix
05; Oct >' 15TJ&; Ulancah Jic<Jorm»cii so Frjtu
<.K L. Watdt": fj.wJfj.
Attorneys. Eatt- A Viair^. 48 Cl/axnbera st.
TTAB6TSTORTH AYE. c t cor 3-T-. -• 23.«%s
f«: j£E - UO7: EianaalT McCornuicJt to
r'assie HiiJfT Isrt«w; *3.50y.
Attornej-. Ti.o3-*a V.' ButtJ. 4'J ChaECber*- tt.
SSX AYE. $30. t >.. 25.CxW; Aus 3. 1908; Samuel
£l'J^3b«"if to Eiigfct.c- Dlanriond: J30.00>.
AXZomer. Tit^ Guarantee and Tnut Co, 17C
Broadway.
30TF AYE. t w cor of n3tfc *t. 45xl«>j; Slay 4,
:&.#; Ccburn-Gasrtn OonstncUaa Oo to TJtJe
■ - Oi»-8Bte« »r.ft Trust Co; 553.000.
MBresß, i7e BraaSwatjr:
24TH ST. €54 West, h s. 25r10<): Feb 1. 10O7;
Corcdiui- IJsly to Georrt \V Th^iford: SI2.WKI
Attorney. Titlt: Gusrar.tet and Trutt Co, 17«
33r<Jtdas;-.
T^l« > T. n « »-ot Park »•.<•. 45.2x00; June 23,
10O&; Btrty II Hawkii to Lawjere Title lnsur-
I
Ad^irfcfcE. atio Brae d way.
»KsTl'. tT, s s. ISO ft v- of \ii «vf. 25x100.W;
Jtiy 15. irtiS; Johc C ISumo and as'j to Olar
*c - Tu<-V.>_r *•- a!- JI4.<JOO.
AVSoauy. L'i^.U P Kir*. 115 Briadvrax.
123 ST ST. ■ s. 212.10 ft « of St Nicholas aye.
18x100.11: Oct 11. l»06. Mars«*~''- c M Smith to
Lea Luqoer Morris « al, $10,000.
Attor&eys. Thcapecn. Koss & \varrea. -SO
Brcacw-ay ;~>?"
U.-4TU 57. s i. 8 ft * of Lenox &ye, 40^.*.0.5;
Xov 2. I!>CS; Thcmas A Roe to Edward Gilon;
51.000.
Attorney, Edward Gilon
143 D ST. 8 P. ICO ft c of Broadway, 57.6x99. 11:
July 30. 1*08; Janpole & Werner Construction
Co to Aaron M Janpole ct a.: $10,000.
Attoraey, Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 176
Broadway.
16STH ST. 035 East, n *. 20.04x90; April 25,
1J«O7: FrederJck Binder and ano to Thornton
Brothers Co; SI. 100.
Attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 176
Broadway.
172 D ST. s a. 70 ft w of Mlnford pi. 30x03.6;
tltav 25, 1D0O; George Senk to John P Leo;
Attorney. Dtilon 4. Roe. 41 Park Rev.
IS4TH ST. n a. 155.59 ft • a( C-dar are. 91.61 x
jnv;- July 6 H>0»; Belle Kaffcman to Joseph
II Fink; $2,000. ■- r-
Attorrey. Title Guarantee and Trust Co, 1,6
Broad*»y.
232 D FT. nB, 1.247. ft ■cf White Plains r3.
7Cx114: June 10. MOB: Jam's WalEh to Paul
Surenaa and ,-' ; $1,377. ." _
Atxorney. Robert \V THW. 220 Broad- a?.
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
FEEF.UAKT 2.
John B Clark to William M Greer and ano; $1.
John Arpinwall to American Fidelity Co; 2
rntss; *■-.
Samuel Goldberger to Louis Llnder; $1-
Ulchael Gar..- to Arthur M Bier: 510,000.
Charles M Rosfuthal to Fannie WoMC; 54.000.
Josephine F li-ir.n. trustee, to Annie Din&ei;
J2.000.
Nathan Friedman to Robert '- Leher; $100.
Theodore Sattier to Josephine R Hahn. trustee;
52.0")0.
Knickerbocker Trust Co to Nora H Herzberc;
2 n-.-c?: 525.000.
Guaranteed M6rt£ag» Co to John R baloney;
$5.600.
Maiihaitan Mortgage Co to Guaranteed Mortgage
Co; $3 & 130 -■ . .
liilc Guarantee and Trust Co to Christina
Richtbex?. executrix: Fet> 1: $25,000.
William A Spencer and another, trustees, to
Charles J Kroehle; Feb 1: SIS.OOO.
Joseph R Euclilcy to Mutual Bank; Fcb 1;
■ Ma.
Pa- Schwab to Jennie HelllpTran; Feb 1; ?100.
William Fisher and ano to Jennie Nouhom a:.i
ano: Feb 1: $5,000.
Lawyers Mort?a(te Co to rhililpe Phaenis; Feb 1:
6 mtgs: CSB.OOQ. _ ,
United St*:»£ Indemnity and Guarantee Co to
rarrr.eila D Smith; Fen 1; SI. -'VV.
G De W Clocke to Elizabeth Wright; Feo l;
r<> .VK)
Joseph R Buckley to MMbaal Bank; pen 1: $5,500.
Troy Fenate Seminary to Bank for Savings;
Feb. 1: 540 C.OOO. -■.■.•; ,_
Sam Kapner to Isaac Phi^ar.: Feb 1. 81.000
Jacob Katzenstein and aco. executors, to -An
toinette B De Witt; FeJ)-l: £2.100.
MECHANICS' LIENS.
FEBRUARY 2.
MATHILDA ".WE. c ■. 200 «• ■« of CSSth st.
l«"»0xK"K): Eaclc riumbine Supply Co act Fox
Millar Realty Co. o^-ner; John J McNaily,
contractor;. £9o 64.
I«7TH ST. n 6. l«0 ft vr of Bathcare aye. 60x
• 1O«: ilichael Crow ley et s: ast Mountain
Construction Co, owner and contractor;
5i.400.
164 TH ST. s" ■. 100 ft c of Broadway. 2051
J9O: "Atlantic Terra Cotta Co ast Heignta
■opole Construction Co, <_T--er and con
' tractor; $I.B^*
vr«E %.VE. 1559 to 136.".; Samuel Dutchin
ct s.l is: Carmines Ciofii. owner and con
tractor; SOT."
VTSE ST. 1363; «afne a?t Err.rr.a Warshow
: sky own-ir; Carmines Cioffl, contractor;
'--
B ASSET'S AYE. w s. 246.2 ft c cf McDonald
"et, 24.2x100; Giuseppe Vetrano a«t Gunfler
' son Brofc. owners and : actors; 5572.
BECK ST v s^ 360 ft r. of Lcnpwood aye.
SOxlOO; Michael F O'lfeill agt Cttnnir.ghara
&r Shand Construction Co, mraar and con
tractor; $414.
ST NICHOLAS AYE, B w cor 174 th St. 150r
3 50; North Side Hoc Elevator Co apt H^G
Realty Co. owner; Carrier Construction Co,
ovrner and 1 contractor; $255 15.
ST PAUL'S PL, s w cor Brook are. 20.2x36.9:
H Bensuaaa Lumber Co a?'- Robert J Mat
thews Co. owner; Boob Realty Co. con
tractor; SSPO.
VAXDERBIL.T AYE "WEST, w e. 40 ft n of
Welch «i 40x70; Griffin Roofing c ° a =\ New
Yo-k Edison Co. owner; Kennwell Contract
ing- Co, contractor; Leopold Sheet iietal
Works. 'sub-contractors; $425.
VEBSTEB AYE. D w cor 16Sth st. 23x05:
W!!Uan H Wricht art Ljilian E i^omson,
ovm^r a»d ccntractcr; ?559.
SATISFIED MECHANICS' LIENS.
FEBRUARY 2.
1S"I> ET. 108 to 51S 'West; Max Btambeii art
Robs-- Friedman Construction Co et si;
Dec 30. 190S; 5-'>-- 15. .
BHOOiis ST. 2«2: Mar Gambler agt llary
O'Neill ci al: Dec CO, 1908; $15.
S\ME PROPERTY; Mas Itot«ow a«t sacie;
• Dec 88 19» ?40.
£»ME PROPERTY: Isaac Moshko-Mts agt
'sains: Dec 20. 1003: $20.
SASIK PROPERTY; Louis Eisner agt same;
Dec 31, 1988: SIC.
S^ME PROPERTY: Julius Btoloff agt same;
Dec. 23, 1S0O; §60 75
lOl^T ST IST and 139 West: Moses A "Wiener
air: Herman Gereten et Hi: Feb 1. .1310; S4.
WEE^TER AYE. 3536 to 3554; James O'Con
n«?'l ast iTing Costtructlon Co et al; Jan
22" 1310 (b7bond); $65*75.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
(TTitli owner's name and aSdress.)
FEBRUARY Z.
THE ERO>TX.
CRESTOK AYE. m s, 09 71 it s of Utffa it
for three ii st* frame dwles, 21^o>> eacn; a
Ebelinc. I1C' : - Walker aye, architect; cost.
Fl oS:. Panl J Eyner BuUdins Co. l
Matiison aye.
UNIOXPORT RD. € 6, 171 -"- n or Morris
Par* ■>■- 2 sty frame (Jwlg, £1x35; TimctHy J
Kel!v. <355 Morris Park c- ■ . architect; coat,
$" •■
Owner. Aathooy Fafarl, ISI7 Atnethrst st.
ALTERATION PLANS.
iiaxeatt.-.:."
MtT-BERR YST. 171. 6 sty brick stores. Sir:
65.C. gommerfeld & Stickler. 134 Broadway.
architects; cost. $5,000. T^_ ,
Owner. D Salacino. 31 EeJvliere Bt, Brock
lyn-
VA.RICK ST. 65. one 4 sty brick storm and
loft*. 22x42: A L Kehoe, 561 Hudson st.
architect: cost. $14,600. „ ,
O-w-ner. Greenwich Investing Co, Cairo,
NY.*
LIS PENDENS.
150 T H -— ~n «. 173 ft wof 7th eve 75x99.11:
Mary A Palmer ag-t Eisch-Ho-.f Realty and
Construction Co et al < amended foreclosure
ot' mtg) : attorney, M II Harman.
GREENWICH ST. 719 and 721: Aiexai - W
Fra«"-r et al agt Greenwich Holding Co
(foreclosure of rats); attorney, il Stem.
FRA.VKLIV ivE. m b, 44 ft n of I7oth st.
10.10x100: A delis Jer.kins a^t Annie Garner
at a.l (foreclosure obmtf); attorney, C H
ttoddard.
171-T ft ■• b, 100 ft w of Amsterdam aye.
170x95 ■ Estates settlement Co agt One" Hun
dred and Seventy f ttl Realty Co (fore
closure of Btc); attorneys, Carrinston &
Pierce.
•»!> WE. 1524: John A Sehappert a«t Annie
Mr Mir rt a! 'foreclosure °- mtg): attorney,
II Sundheimer.
I'.7TH ST n c. 125 ft m of Amsterdam aye.
2."Vx9».11; Eliziibetb Grady. aiimx. agt Owen
E Keliy et el (foreclosure of two mtgs);
attorney. J Whalen.
63TH FT. f ?. 275 ft w of West End avf. 2.".x
100 5- BOTH ST. ■ s, "GO ft « of W«rt End
ay.. 4*i :. r.-s x7sx!>n inches x 75: Arr.K.i:i
F-iedroan a?t Giacomo Ghiglione et al
(foreclosure of mtg); attorney. H G .-ried
macn.
14«'TH C T I ft. 125 i* •• of Lenox aye, 150 x
S»-*ll- two actions: NleC Mcßrlde el a:.
trustee*, art Giacomo Gnigllone et a! (fore
closure of mtgi; attorney. M a Jcßrtde.
IST \\~E n CS2- State Bank ajrt Simon Ginsberg
'ct a! (forw:fos'urs of n:tgt; attorney. J A Kohn.
2D WE. n c c«r 10th st. 1 mi State Bank apt
" A*ron Avrutis et »] cforeclOfure of rots); at
torney. W T Kohn.
PU'CFL OF LANTD. bounded cr tho w by Hno
;,.:, pV- nbv 134 th st. sby 13Cd ft. cby
tract- V.NewV '.New 'York remral & Hudson River
BaUraad Comtany: Michael F GuaFentl agt
Burni 1 Broihera (action to estabtath her.,; at
tor:^y. M J? Hyman
"oTH C T f c STBJ ft wcf *H'J aye. 253rt>2: EJla
V Culver agt Elias T AW*rfcy et al (partly
tKn)! attorney. W H Haldane.
I— TH <T ■ S S" Eu"t; ll*T.ry Xcmbarrh e». al agt
Rudofph" Mann «forecloeure ox cits); attorntr.
G a Btetamalter.
t-T OCTOV ST -■ mom. Fried as-- T>ouis V, ht-
V^tk ci" al (foreclosure of i..:s.'. attcmey. L D
nraOLTAVE « t ¥, Lot 57. JTiap of Penfield
rrW?" Sou'h ilouut Vcrnon: Thomas B
HowlTv'i-^T'l^^ Realty Co reclosiire of
mtg): attorney. V - Llppc.
1-JTTH ct 1 s. 300 ft w cf Amsterdam aye. ,ji
"£Ti ■>■" Ethel CofiWia a S t Harris Shapiro *i a!
Son «^ Sfi d«d>: atlor^y. S Bitter
"ll? H«*r^' G S»!erlt. Jr. apt (JeorKe Lanardi
!coi:neV dalrni: af.orncy. P M CrandalL
..... 4.-,. ...^ r.< JollUl Btich '• a! a,,'t
J KSSS^» ct (Partition): at
torneys Weed. 11-nry & Meyers.
ta West:
"A .dtowi cVnstrucuon C **X 3 *™[l»™ r J
Hare <«i>ecitlo perfornuince ) . attorney*!.
PeaeoHi i Bttw«i
i-7TI tf T ■ - -rx) ft fc ' M avp. 50X99.11J
*~!,l*~ *?nl-'fit^ af Ersma E Gr->s?. fine, act
cf kntSe): attorncj. L. « endel. J-.
nrtv~n&K ..-i- 1 r T -t-o Honlgroaa <*t a!, trus
tV-l a S t AdLm Stone et al if ore-closure of
mtse); attorney. J c Ixvi
1 fiTS "05 and 200. bllKk V> amended n»P " f
MaY« pfiat The Broni Wililam Ll^yd
«r! agi Sarah fipero , *t al (foreclosure of
mtge); ttttornvy. M B Qulick. ...
ma T ■a. 375 ft « of 2d »ye. 2S*&T:j°*a
A fZ. 2SB n *. of 3d aW, 42.5x102.2:
"', truste-, apt Henrietta B^n
, et aT <aot««n to Mt Ud« two daeds);
attorn.-.. B F r«te«r-
InT -"Jl miv uf Van N «*' Park, The Brons .
levi H "v^otl" tr«V»«. 4^.. Louis Jainpo! «
af (amended actiou to CCt atlde deed/J &»
lomey. v Creenb«"S««»
NEW- YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1910.
3D AYE, n w s, 30.6 ft s w of Mott Bt. runs
a w 2.- flx nvr 70s s w 2. r .x n ■»» I2x n «___
ft to Mott »t. by s o 2-.2 xn w 10.9 xs I SO. 3
ft to beginning:; David H M Davis a£t Rob
ert Bcllinghaia (action to sot aside convey
ance) ; attorney. T P Hall.
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
FEBRUARY 2.
179 TH ST. s s, 100 ft w of Prospect aye. 72x
<'-. Theodore Wents loans Nora Realty Co
532.000.
aw aif a FLne cor of ISCd st. 190.25100 x
irrep; American Morterage" Co loans Weiher
Construction Co $130 000.
rSTIi ST. s s. 140 ft c of 3d are. 77x0? °: Law
yers Title insurance and Trust Co loans
Anna P X Taylor $45,000.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 16G.2 ft n of 110 th
st. 55.9x123.10: C!t»- Mortgage Co loans
Paterr.o Bros $200,000.
10TH AYE. r. • s. 134.3 ft s tv of Emerson st.
109.10x107.1x lire?: same loans Charlca
Hensle Realty Co $70,000.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 107-6 ft n of li 6th
■t, sS.l>xll'J.3x irreg; same loans Paterao
Bios *.:'"'."■■•■.
GET CLEVELAND CONTRACT.
Thorapson-Starrett Company to Erect
Rockefeller Building Annex.
The Thompscn-Starrett Company, ■which
last Monday secured the contract for the
new Rector Hotel, announced yesterday that
it had been awarded the contract for the
proposed addition to the- Rockefeller Build
ing, in Cleveland. The addition will be
erected from the plans by Knor & Elliott,
architects, an 1 will cost approximately
$500,000.
The building will be sixteen stories high,
the exterior being practically a duplicate of
the present Sockefeier Building, which is
one of the finest buildings in Cleveland and
which also was erected by teh Thompson-
Starrett Company.
The new building laws of Cleveland re
quire that a building of this height be
strictly fireproof, and no money is to be
spared to make this new building the finest
of this kind of construction. The halls
will be of white Italian marble and steel
trim will be incorporated in the building
throughout.
Tl:e contractors already have a man en
the ground in charge of the -wrecking,
foundations, etc., as the contract date for
completion is October 1 of this year, and
the matter of time largely actuated the
selection of the Thorrrpson-Starret Com
pany by the owners.
E.STATE SELLS N. J. TRACT.
Edward E. Summerwell Fays About
865,000 for Property.
Through Joseph P. Day's private sales
department Edward K. Sumrnerwell. a
well known lawyer, has purchased three
hundred acres knows as the Field farm,
about half a miie from Red Bank. X. J.
Th< property adjoins the estates of Will
iam B. Lloyd, the broker; Herbert N.
Btrana and John A. Haskeil. The consid
eration vras about $63,000.
T te sale, which was to settle the estate
of Joseph Field, deceased, and to estab
lish a fund for the benefit of a minor
child, v.as confirmed by Chancellor Mah
lon Pitney yesterday.
The property, which is near the Shrews
bury River, is a popular winter and sum
mer point for clubs and those fond of
skating and lceboating. It has nearly a
mile frontage on the automobile road and
a good trolley frontage.
OFFERED XO AID.
Barge That Sank Schooner
Kept on Course at Night.
nee thrae-maeted schooner J. Henry Ed
munds, vrhile anchored off Sandy Hook late
on Tuesday night, was rammed and sunk
by a bis barge that was bound south, in
tow of a tvs- The lug and the barges she
had in tow continued on their course and
offered no assistance to the men on the
Edmunds. The barge hit the schooner in
the bow and she filled rapidly. : : ■
Being loader with sand, she went down
quickly, but not until Captain Gresnlear
and his crew of four men lovrered their
yav.-l and made for the Scotland Lightship
"They were taken aboard the. light vessel,
where they stayed overnight, and were
brought to this cits r yesterday on the tvs
Of the supervisor cr the harbor.
The Edmunds was bound from Moms
River, X. J-, for Everett. Mass. She -was
ormea by Simpson & Perkins, of Bootnbay
Harbor, Me., and was valued at 510.000.
As the men MB the Edmunds were go
ing ashore yesterday from the government
tug the captain and crew of the three
masted schooner Julia P. Coles were lanced
from the Dutch steamship Marowijne from
the West Indies. Tb". Coles was bound
frcm Southport, Del., -with lumber, for this
port but foundered in a gale on January
n The m<;n took to the small boats, and
v-'c-e picked up by Hie steamship Maracas,
bound for Trinidad. When the Maracas
passed the Marowi.ine the men were trans
ferred and brought to this city.
ELECTIONS.
ANNUAL ELECriJ'N OF THE A_EP.ICAN :X-
Thnrx— ls Feb. 10. ISIO. at 19 W «4t_
St. Poll's onen 10 A. M. to S P. M.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
BU?I^KSS MEN can find large room with
ov,-ner«-; all Improvements; telephone. 380
OHnton St., Brooklyn.
TWO LARGE SUNNY ROOMS; $3-50 two per
sons $9 one person; private family: reter
enc-;. Rar.QOlph. 201 West 100 th st.
NCTiCE OF SUMMONS.
SUPREME COUET. NEW YORK COUNTY.—
Emanael Amstein ar.d Samue! Lev;-. Plaintiffs,
against PfT*'* Viggiano and Josephine M.
Vj__gian< h— wife; frr_nc_eo Viggiano and
Mary Vig~i"ano his wife; Jacob Binder. Jacob
Bairn p'incus Lowenfeld. William Prager.
Pafeanle lansite. otherwise known as I_n_lte or
Ja_2iti: A.ndrea Marchetti. J*tt«r Brewing Com
pany Bocoo Paterno. Domenlco Bochlcchio. Lion
B'ewery o* N*v York. Carmine Minetti and
Cristina MinetH Ma wife; Luyri aCIQMXI a_d
vico!etta Minetti. his wife. Rafaele Giannicto.
otterwlse Giar.lnoto: Saivatore Altamore. Ar; iro
nassoli Nicolo Isco. Constantine T. Timonier,
A°-nes T Madden. Maxwell Hall Elliott, Anna
Veil! Domenioo CasteUt Domenico Patemo.
Sitron C Blarum. Lorenzo Bozzo. Carmine
Marcheui Harry F. Brodsky. Wood _ Sellck,
John StmonelU. Prospero De Nobeli. "John"
Bran- "John" _en_one. "John" Rlccio. "John"
n__ ' "'John' Barrone. "John" Dalasando.
••John" Solalry. "John" Trapain. ••John"' Bayina.
"John" V- FeUo». "John" Bisota. "John" Cos
ta-elli ■"John" Va.nadutti. "John" Mardo, •"John"
T—Lb-'-aii -"John" Bandasl, "John" Aogaatlna,
"John" J_a_or.- "John" De Lasoca. "John"
Dendu!-* "John" Daronl. "John" La Plula,
"John" Paterno, "John" Smith. "John" Jon<?s,
••John" b-™: "John" White, "John" Black.
"John" Green. "John" Martin. "John" Frank
and "John" CaatweU; the names. "John" of the
last thlTty-^three named defendants being flctl
'iou<= "heir true first names being unknown to
the plaintiffs; saM last thirty-three named do
fen4anta being tenants or occupants of the
nremlses described In the complaint herein, pe
fenU^nts.— Summons.— Trial desired in New
York County.
To the above-named Defendants and each of
them- -..,. are hereby summoned to answer the
___D-_-t in this action, and to serve a copy of
yon- ans-rer on tile Fla'.nUffs* attorney within
twenty (20) days after the service of tale sum
iWons exclusive of the daf of service, and in
cage of your taliure to appear, or un judg
ment will be taken against you by default for
the relief manwad in the complaint.
ss Dated Hevr York. NovnuUr 23. tflOQ
MOKKIS A HULETT. Attorney for Plaintiff*.
Office and P. C Add ■ -- 128 Broadway,
Manhattan. New York City.
To* tiie defendant Caririn<* Minetti: The fore
coins summons is «erv .{ upon you by publica
tlun pursuant to en order cf Hon. Charlfs F.
Mh-I t-an a Justice or the Supreme Court of the
c_l» of 'Now York, daied Che 27th day of De
ctirber 1000 and Bled with the complaint in the
Office of the CIt!: Of the County of New Tor- In
the County Court House. !n the rough of Man
hattan City of New Tor::. Yours, etc..
SoSrtsT? wi-r.ETT. »ttorney for Plaintiffs,
Offlee an<J P O. Address. 12S Broadway.
p_roi rt of M^^ttan. »w T^rk ••:':-.
SURROGATE-S N'OTiCES^
IN pl-RSrANCK 01-* AN OKDER OF HO.V.
Abner C Thomas, a Surrogate of the County
of New York, notice is hereby Riven to all per
son* bavin? claims arafnst Samuel A. Max
well late of the County of New York, do
ceased. to present the Batr.e, with vouchers
thereof, to the subscribers, at their pjaci of
transactlnp bueinesg. the office of Aslibel P.
Fitrh "Toif « rjrani. Xo. C 2 Nassau Strf-et. In
£_*_£«_?_ *l^Shattan. In the City of New
york. on or befor- Lb« l=t day of August next.
Dated N.-w York, the iSth duy of January,
I"' 0 ._ - vaxWELU EDWARD E.
M'WELL, CHAKLES C. CROOK. WILL
TAM T f'OMHTOCK, Executors.
ASIIBEI/i' FITCH. MOTT i GRANT, Attor
r-vsf-r Exec-tor*. S2 N'awau Street. Bur
oush of «-«.».-"-. ->. K*w> York City. '
SCOIIFF&R.'X DOKOTHEA.— IN PURSUANCE
."an order of VLarr. Mam C Thorn** a
BurroKaW ot the County of New York, notice
is h"rVbv ~ yen to ali persona Imvluj claims
u____t ]£ma« Schlffer. lat. of th* County of
\v« York. d«C«*_ed. to present the .am-, with
vou-hers thereof, to the subscriber at his
j.ac of transacting business at the office of
TV U/- Beam, Counscllors-al-Law. NO*. 45
ard 47 Wall Strert. In the City of NH York.
OM or bc-'or' the first day of Augu.it. next.
Via ted N*w V*.rk. the ll><h day of January.
10I °- ftrVBT E , 6CHIFFER. Es<*cutor.
THE \is I 'liEi'll.' Attorneys tor Executor,
Xo~.'<i «S 47 W-U Street. Manhattan,
J -
Two of the QUALITY ADS.
IN TO-DAY
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
/ HELP WANTED.
Male.
s,._LE**>'E^" (traveling) to handle our article
__, a side line; liberal concessions : exclusive
territory. Novelty Sales Co., 154" Broad-ray.
Female.
CFERATOKS on silk and cotton petticoats:
piece or week work; steady all the year:
good pay; sanitary conditions. S. Corn. 123
Bleecker at.
READ THE OTHERS AND GO TO WORK.
HELP WANTED.
Hale.
A GOOD CHANCE for canvassers to obtain
steady employment; salary and commission
raid. Apply 150 Nassau St.. Room 533. _^
A LIVE YOUNG MAN who wants opportunity
to grow, to handle correspondence in connec
tion vrith s__es and as house salesman with
manufacturer tn New Vorlr reaching only job
bing trade: no attention to replies except where
full details of previous experience are given, with
full reference; state salary espected. A.. 3cx 30.
Tribune Office.
A "NEW ARTICLE. 100 per cent profit: send two
c*nt stamp for working sample. Eir.aoon Spe
ctalty Co.. 277 Bro-dway.
ACCOUNTANT, auditing work; $1.800-$2.0D0 per
annum. Central Y. M. C. A.. Fulton and Bond
Ets.. Brooklyn. Willis Hatrley.
AGENTS to Handle our te_, coffees and spices;
-xperience not necessary; build up a business
of your own. Call or write Bums & Reed, 203
Hudson st.
AGENTS wanted everywhere on "World's Book
of Knowledge an* Universal Educator." hand
somely Illustrated. TV". W. Wilson, Publisher. 14
Thomas st. j ■
AGENTS. — On and Off Puzzle; fascinates young
and old; fits the vest pocket; sample, 10c.
Room 248. 1779 Broadway.
AGENTS make 150 per cant profits selling: parlor
aeroplane: everybody is Interested in 3y::.s
Lincoln Square Novelty Works. 1931 Broadway.
AGENTS H. _ C. tire inflator, $20; invaluable
to autoraobllists; engine 6o«s the work; gases
purified and cooled; good opening for right men.
Room 248. 1770 Broadway.
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMEN wanted; sev
eral; city; $-0 weekly start: advancement.
Call Immediately. Chelsea Employment Agency,
423 6th aye.
ARTlST— lllustrator machine drawings for cata
logue; $50. Central Y. M- C. A.. Fulton and
Bond Bt»., Brooklyn. Willis Hawley.
BANK CLERKS ana financial cierks to repre
sent a clean, high class financial preposition
evenings; state age and experience. Elair. Pox
7, Tribune Office.
BOOKKEEPER, man of good appearance and
address, for prominent firm of public account
ants. Call. Mig-ni'il iPoEitlon Broker), FlaUron
Building. _;
BOOKKEEPER. 20-25; manufacturing company;
$15-«20. Central Y. M. C A.. Fulton and Bond
Btg., Brooklyn. Willis Haw ley.
BOOKKEEPER. hank experience; 550 per
month. Central Y. M. C. A.. Fulton and Bond
sis.. Brooklyn. Willis Hawley.
BOY Must t>© bright, refined, manly; splendid
chance with large corporation; asperlenco not
necessary- Address, stating age, F. J. M 1552
Broadway. • .
BOY WANTED; eood opportunity for right boy;
one who can operate typewriter preferred.
Room 21?- 1773 Broadway.
BOYS to distribute folders illustrating and de
scribing mode! aeroplane; honest, reliable boys
only. Liacoto Square Novelty Works. 1931
Broadway .
BUSHELMAN wanted. The Hilton Co.. 210
Broadway.
BUSINESS and bank stationery salesmen re
quired by prominent local house. Business
Orvice Co.. 3-Vj Broad-ray.
COUPLE — Scandinavian; husband useful, butler:
wife cook; good references; for place out of
New York. Scliroeder's CO— 730 Lexington
aye. . .
COUPLE— French; boiler; woman '.ady's rr.a-.fi or
parlormaid- $65; reference investigated. Mine,
Aur-ste Bureau. 682 6th aye. TeL Sin Bryant.
D ijt P 7(T M A.NAGEP.S — $1.00.000.00 om
*par,y extending old established business.
wants energetic, honest men 10 control new
territory Creamer. National Casualty Co..
I*o NffFsan ft
DRAFTSMAN, automatic machine work; $21
$25. Central Y. _ C. A., Fulton St., Brook
lyn. Willis Hawley.
FOUR COLLECTORS ar.d canvassers, tntesrsent
and honpst. A.PS&9 to A. D. Holland. 1000
Times BuS:d'rg.
FREIGHT SOLICITOR, familiar wit!: Maine and
- New : England ratos; good opportunity; $30 to
stan. Mishill (Position Broker), Flatiron Build
lny. , .
LOCAL ENGRAVING COMPANY requests us to
recommend competent salesman in photo-en
pravir.g line, $2,000. Business Service Co.. 309
Broadway.
MECHANICAL DRAFTSMEN— Good datallers:
yii. Apply Tea—— Y. __ C. A- Fulton and
Bond sts.. Brooklyn. Willis Hawley.
MEN— Why not jjc in moving picture business?
Outlay -mall; license a-.; position guaranteed.
Cc-stilt Taylcr. 51 West 2Sth st.
M.EN WANTED- cr^ap pfts^ag-e: London. l.i\-er
poo!. feeding cattle; fast eteamers from New
Y'-rk rli~ct. \gen<r>. (*"1"'( *" 1 "' flreenwirh st.
HEX — Good pay iii inoving picture business:
outlay small. Consult Taylor. 51 West 28th st.
MEN of athletic aspirations to Join Brooklyn
coast artillery corps; training, swimming tank.
gymnasium, etc.. tree. F. I. T.. Tribune Office.
ORGANIST for city church, 1400; tenors, $250
f3OO. Webster's Choir Exchange. 136 sth aye.
B_A_ ESTATE SALE-MAN to sen or ren: >i;gn
class city realty: hustlers make bis sneney
United Realty Co.. l-'O Napgau st.
= \LES MANAGER. familiar with magazine •-•'-
CUlatlon: must b«> thoroughly / experienced:
$8,000 per year. Call. Ml^iUl (Position Broker).
Flatiron Building. •
SALESMAN. _eslle's Weekly; educated, deter
mined- over 21; permanent position; 530
weekly. Call after 2P- =&.. Room S3. 31 East
27th st. '
SALESMAN, on commission, to sell Eagle bot
tom dump wagons to contractors. Eagle v\ agor.
Works. Act.. r,O Church st. .
_____SM_J« throughout the United States to sell
antotnoblle necessities; every owner wants our
protector: references required. O'Neil Ti.--* _
Pir*tftrtoi Co.. ''C' _jr"a'iTvn;.-.
SALESMEN— Valentines. Lincoln, Washington
novelties and candy boxes; liberal commission;
bring dollar deposit samples; get busy. Goetz,
«71 Gates =■.••<=. Br-<oklyn.
SALE- MEN ttravelilng) to >ar.fi:e our article as
a side line; liberal concessions; exclusive ter
ritory. Novelty gales Co.. i.'47 Broad— ay.
£ \LESMEN— Young. energetic men wanted :
automobile Une: leads: high class work; big
pay. Call 4Oi. 1779 Broadway.
SECRETARY— Young man. familiar with tte
nosraphv and general office work; $16 to start;
excenent opportunity. Mlghlll {Position Broker).
Flatiron Building
SEVERAL first class jig and flxtura draftsmen.
Mergentbaler Linotype Co., 20 Ryerson St..
Brooklyn.
SOLICITORS— Advertising, book and programme
propositiori?. only coed men apply; 25 per cent.
1- on 1 332. 17" _roadway.
««T~VOGRAPHEK — YoMPg man. who desires to
" work in as salesman: salary W«. Must call
Thursi_y. Mlghill (Position Broker), Flaiiron
Building.' '
STENOGRAPHERS — Two well known law firms
" wish young men somewhat familiar with law;
salary ?'l2 and $15. Jupp Exchange. 87 Nassau.
TWO~TOOL DRAFTSMEN. 521-?25. Apply Cen
tral Y. M. C A . Fulton an Bocd sts.. Brook
lyn. Willis Hawl»y. .
"UNEMPLOYED— Why not go in mo .-in? picture
business? Outlay small; inetalment plan. po-
BlMona proci:r«l free. B. _ — . Moving Pi.-tjre
ct... 136 West arth St.
WANTED — Able bodied men for the V. 3. Marine
Corps between the ages or 19 and 85; must be
native born or __-_ rtrst papers: monthly pay
«15 to 569; additional cempenration possible;
food clothing, quarters and medical attendance
free' after SO years' service can retire with ...
, Pr cent of pay and allowances: sen-Ice on board
Bhtp and ashore in all parts of the worlfl. Apply
at 100 West 42d St.. 101 Park Row. .9 Cortl__dt
st. -52 3d aye.. New York; 888 Fulton St..
Brooklyn, or 2SS Market at.. Newark. N. J.
Female.
VTTEND\NTS, female; small private tana
torium, * near ' city: commencing 126 monthly,
tcard and laundry. Irwta's Nurses' Registry. 77
West 11th St,
BRIGHT GIRL, used to civing out work and
make herself useful; Christian preferred. Wtl
snack. .'.l West 3d st.
"CANVASSERS cam $13 weekly: call and they
will teach you how; out of town u-rlte. Harris
Co.. IBM M a~e.
CHAMBERMAID, plain eewinr: BnaU prtvaU
family; J_. to f2B; eood references. induMrtaJ
.» si«ociation. Ing.. I) East 42d ft.
COMPETENT LADY'S MAID wanted for city.
Mrs. Dickinson's Co-operative Employment I3u
r<«n:!. XII Madison aye.. corner 43d »t.
COMPETENT LITRES S and CHAMBERMAID
wanted for city Mrs Dickinson's Co-operative
Be— 831 lladlM avu.. corner 43d ft.
COOK, one who can <io good cooking, for pri
\at« family: . - JCO month: references re
r,uir»d, Jacnutn'a Bureau. tSO2 6tl» aye.
COOK, for city: must be first clans; able to tl<T
nn;i marketiiis; email family; wages $50.
.Ti:)t<>n Bureau. 47 West HA St.
FX AMl nkrs -- Wanted, examfnen en pajamas
and athletic underwear. The Denny Co., 213
East 14Uh su
UtrERIENCED 'OPERATORS wanted on ladies"
islik waists, ana skint. Chas. H. Posner. «1
Gi-and «t. '-■"•'-' - : =ill_
GENERAL HOUSEWORK EB-—Touns rl. with
good rersrrincc-g. lor srr.nll family, city. Call.
Pchroeder** Bureau, 730 Lexington a-« , Ktb and
S&t- »-»•
HELP WANTED.
Fe naie
HOUSEKEEPER for bachelor apartment; must
be experienced and have good references;
wag>:s ?50-|55. Industrial Association. Inc.. •
East 42d st.
FEMALE OPERATOR on boys' suits; steady
- work; good pay. Apply H. Fisher, 117 Mercer
st.
NURSE (Infant's), English preierred, with ur.i
form, tor Yonkers, wanted Immediately; gxid
r.ages. Jullen Bureau, 47 West 4-d gt.
Nl_Kai2 tor child of one year; lor New Haven;
?_2. Miss FitzGerald's Employment Bureau.
503 sth aye. ; entrance on 42d st.
OPERATORS on silk waists: s;e__y work;
good prices; open shop guan_;tee_ Apply
B. H- _ M. Co.. 303 Mercer at.
OPERATORS and TRIMMERS wanted on chit
dren's lawn and straw caps. Levy Bros., 426
Broom c St. ____
OPERATORS on oilk and cotton petticuata;
pieca or W«ek work- steady all the year; good
pay; sanitary conditions. S. Com," 123 Bleecker
£!. . • '-. :.' : '
OPERATORS on W. W. 2-needie fellins ma
chlr.ae. The Denny Co.. -13 East 144 th st.
SIX GIRLS to fold circulars; $4.50 weekly. Ap
ply 173 Greenwich St.
i.MALL GIRLS wanted to trim Bilk handKer
chiefs; no experience necessary. Susqusha-na
glik Mil).-:. i«» West ISth st. ,
STENOGRAPHER. $12-sl4. position open; ste
nographer-bookkeeper. 518; assistant took
keqper, 310 Call. D'fhl Agency. 93 Nassau st-
STENOGRAPHER (hours &:30 to 5:30. salary
$12) for sple~6M. reliable, well established firm
downtown. Jupp Exchange, b~ Nassau st. 4221
Cortlandt.
STENOGRAPHER, commercial experience. $15;
brokerage, $15; law, SIS: numerous positions,
$? to 512: no advance fee. Ga__gaa's Exchange,
233 Sro-dway. i
STENOGRAPHER, capable of assuming lawiun
sibility and managing the office: two positions;
salary $20 up. Jupp Exchange. $7 Nassau st.
STENOGRAPHER — Experienced. commercial.
Jl4; iasur_nce. Harlem position. 514: law, $10;
refined applicants only. Call. Elsie Diehl Ex
change, 99 Nassau st-
STENOGRAPHER, insurance position, West
125 th st.. $15; downtown banking house. 515;
bookkeeper. stenographer, 33d et.. Sl2- Cad
Dichl Exchange. 99 Nassau st.
STENOGRAPHERS— HI*b grade positions open;
bookkeeper and stenographer a!?o In deman_,
advanced beginners taken. Call. Diehl Exchange,
00 Nassau St.
STENOGRAPHERS— Two positions. In com
mercial offices, p_yin? about $12, with «x>3d
chance advancement; also otter positions. Jupp
Exchange. 87 Nassau st.
WAIST DRAPERS, skirt drapers, lmprov<?rs_and
learners .paid while learnins> wanted. 00 _as.
BBdat.
"WAITRESS, first class, who can make good
E-lads, serve -wines and decorate the table; rer
erences required. Call 602 oth aye.
WAITRESS, to take place of butler; small pr_
vaie family: good references: wagea *-0-530-
Ir.dustrial Association. 1n%.. 0 East 42d st.
WANTED — Refined, industrious woman, private
house, understanding care of home, plain -~oo_-
Irg-, no washing: considerate treatment; fair
•alary. Answer all week. E. W., 157 East cat
st. —
WANTED — Two ladies, between. 25 and 35. as
6a!*€iadies on th« John L. Stoddard's Travel
Lecturss. for Connecticut and New Jersey; must
be well educated, neat [a appearance aad able
to fHrnfa* good reference. C-eo. L. Sfcuman _
Co.. 156 sth aye.
YOUNG GIRL for genera", housework: no wait-
Ins- snall apart-Mat: $2:. Lini's Eir.p. Bu
reau. '729 Leslr^gron aye.. near 59th at.
WORK WANTED.
Male
BOY (17). German-American, wishes to learn
plumbing or electrical trade; small salary ex
pected. Carl Xabel, jr.. Vvest Brighton. -■ I. _
CHAUFFEUR.— Six years" private family refer
ence- Bulels. Pierce^ Arrow; also understands
horse, ' furnace, m^torboata: temperate; any
where Bclaod. "21 Lexington aye.. Tcp floor.
CHAUFFEUR.— On Locomobile: American, aged
29. married, no children; good mechanic; hon
est, sober and industrious. R. A.. 353 William
•t.. Port Chester. N. Y.
CHAUFFEUR. WiII be disengaged on the Uth,
through family coins abr.-^.d: best reference
and can go back when family returns. D- C
care of Lynch. 201 East 73d st.
CHAUFFEUR. — Two years last employer; «x
perienced; Packard. Brazier and Stevens-
Duryea cars, age 27; single; English. G. w..
107 East Sist St.
COLLEGE GRADUATE wishes position in mer
cantile or manufacturing house: not afraid of
hard work and long hours. Morris Abeam oßß. 51
Monroe St.
DETECTIVE (2?); good appearance: speaks six
languages; knows all of Europe. Asia Africa
and America; best services ; reasonable; experi
enced* in any cas_. Address G. D. L. Tribune
Office. • ' .
DETECTIVE seeks employment, day or w«ek.
shadowin?. investigating, securins evidence in
domestic and business difficulties; highest rsf
ermces. Bean. Box- 20. Tribune Office.
I GERMAN- AMERICAN desires position with
/ p_ to travel; has travelled. Address
G. •_>- Box 14. Tribune Office.
MAN wants place in factory or store to do light
Dorter work; sor»r, honest and industrious.
WpsFel. "20 East 11th ?t.
TYPEWRITING, stenography, bookkeeping; 07
vourg m_n ■IT) commercia! high school gradu
ate F. II IGa Corselta. St., Brooklyn.
j WORK of any id—ft by strong young rrarrted
man for a mo-ierate saiar> : has refer»rces as
I to" honesty, wHtiwmese and ability. Ad-, ess M.
Stevenson. S;SS Woodward aye.. Rl!i_ewood.
I Brooklyn.
WORKING FOREMAN en farm or gentleman
place- understands all kinds of faming and
machinery, stock and poultry raising; Al butter
mailer; board belr if necessary. J. M- E.. 379
t_favette aw.! Piuoalyu.
YOUNG MAN (-*> desires a position in office
of a manufacturing concern; quick to learn;
15 years in one place: can furnish be«t of ref
er-tx-es. John A Bov!e. S4O West 11th st.
YOUNG MAN f2O), neat appearance, desires
position as office assistant: four years* ex
perience; xi references. Frank Buesser. jr..
442 East S7th at
YOUNG MAN colored. speaking German and
' English: at anything. G. Zarr.ba, _T East
51st st.
YOUNG MAN (17) desires position In oCce. sur
advancement: Rood education; excellent refer
ences: experienced: grood handwriting. Address
■U' " Lockwood. 1070 Myrtle avg.. Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN 22. as* seneral Office assistant;
has kncwl'eti^c of stenoeraphy and typewriting;
r«tVrences M. Brill. 2"4 East 102 d st.
YOUNG MAN wishes position: understands gro
cery delivery: take care of horses; city; country
prefc-rred: city reference- Address H. RrT 157
East 125 th st.
Fe-Taie.
A RE-ENGAGEMENT as companion is desired
by a lady, well Qualified, and with excellent
references, or would accept other position re
quiring 1 capability and trustworthiness: city or
country. Address Box 257. New Canaan. Conn.
BOOKKEEPER — first class double -
ettrht years' e_perla_ee ; can install book
systpms. ryst^matirie a_ce work; h_n
w !i or wit!:out dictation.
" ■
iSMAKING. altei—c Sne sewin.:; wouM
.: by day Thurston. Apartment 11. COS
(th si
RESPECTABLE young widow wishes cleaning
ofSce^. mornings or evenings; good references.
Mr*. Coshes. 554 West _M st.
STENOGRAPHER. — Expert and accurate; want
temporary work; is available at any hour.
Room 1.309 Everett Building. 4*. East 17th St.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
BUTLER. — Experl-scM, eensjtaßSSSt, active and
willing; In private family; city or country; e_
cellt-nt rtferences: 555. Address Valat, 22 J East
32d 6t.
BUTLER. — German: useful; thoroughly ex
perienced; four years" references; wasea
$fls; city, country. Industrial Association, 0
Ca.»t «-■: st.
BUTLER. — Japa.T-S". experienced butler and
lioustworker, wants situation, private fam
ily; city, country; apply or call Sunday: ref
erences required. WATER. 517 Riverside
Drive. Room 5 A.
BUTLER.— -■.-.. ;>.peri«nA«d; speaks »lx
!anjruaee«; would like country position; bast
reft re nc: Hauser. 40! West 6Sd St.
BUTLEH-VALET— English Protestant; food ap
pearance; ten j ears' experience; fSO-SSO; ex
cellent reference; city or country, industrial As
sociation (IncVt 0 East 42d gt.
CfiEK. — French: first class referenced: tak.j» full
..hars* of kitchen; city or country: w»s^». $•>•
juiieti Bureau. 47 "West 42d s» Tel., Bryant
4351. !
COACHMAN AND (JROOM.— Good driver: not
afraid work; country or city: .ir«t Ctel ref
erence. Address ' llum, care Odell'» Agency.
f25 ttft aw. 'Phone Bryant— SsOl.
OX>K. ic— BUTLER. &c.— Colored couple; cook
und launrlres«: useful man. butler, can nl»o
operate automobile; thi-p* years' reference; ♦'•'
M)w_^he«'.i Bureau. _a East 42d «■
COUPLE. — Scotch: wife excellent cook. hou»«
v.orker; man usefuL underatauda horses.
lawns. Cf.:' excellent rwf*r«B ci $50; city.
country. Industrial Associatiws. D East iid »t-
RESORTS.
FLORIDA.
ICmOS^^^" SO MUCH TO SEE!
■ill lff so T0 D 0! so MICH TO EYJO\ !
Sr|k\ Hotels assi""^ isS rs^^TiS^iSessSS 1
_£_ilS> Hotel*. bo_rdi*f _eu«« ___ a~--_od*fceaa at prieei to *::» t2« ?_
■V_flE3_; _*; of p»rrr c!__: On- dollar i da_ -cd u;>. -_.«_ «a t_«
•^■i "3 pru_e__ie- _-t through trot**! ;unsi» ___— ■
P|f It's All on the East Coast
{Ark" West and _2»___ OsJy 51 hour*. V~ _J* " 52I"^_ ___, .
SERVICE: ni=« it) dajHg.l _«_>«» tn* t*«atß-. So-__«r_ ac- a.-- «
n_st __q_» trip o»«r the SE_-Cu._NG railroad
-. For fall Infor-ur.lon. ivoofelet. ttc. apoty *_> _»e_.l
Ticket A*ant, or to the Florida East Coast o_:ce_. a. JF^,
Ft *^-_t* 2 3 Fllib at *~ - VfV York i3 ° 4da:ns si - Ckica - aS3^
SSfcjfl^ J_g?-, NEIAL OFFICES AT ST. AC6USIINE. FLA. Cl^S*
fei^l W&lixldiK . jQ^-^T":-- __j
NEW J£X-__T.
ALHNHAIJL
HoTEI;»SANAToR!
Owing to oar Tonic __ — Curative Buta«. oar |
Elegant Comfort and Exceptional T_ble and
Service, we are always busy.
F. _. YOUNG. >~e- ! _la___-r-
New York Offlce. 1123 Broadway.
wiiTEßou»*T»Tinn-ciTT »« Jtunmt
HOT£LDSVVI3iir*;ti» on the oc«an front.
uaiwajrsope-i aai is an i1«*l hons for th«
Winter eaeat. WALTER J. S UZBYj
HOTEL MORTON
VIRGINIA ATE.. NEAR BEACH.
ATLANTIC CITY. X. J.
Open all the year Fine table. Suite* with
private bath, liandsomefy furnl_hed. Perfect
sanitary arrangement*. Elevator to all floors.
Special rates for winter. Capacity 250.
Mrs. N. R. HAIN-5. Owner and Proprietor.
ON THE 1
MOUNTAIN CREST
I THE MOMCLA2R
I M©>Tr_Alß. >'. J.
I Apply Am. Hotel Bureau. 1122 B"-_y. N. T.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
COUPLE. — Hungarians; cook, laundress, but
ler, useful: work of family; wages $50: ex
cellent references; city, country. I_.__a___
Association. 3 East 42d St.
FARMER WORKING MANAGER. — Married;
no children; wife bitter— laker, care of chick
ens: both competent, honest, sober; well recom
mended: care of all aillllial- Carpenter's Bu
reeao. 154 6th _v_
GARDENER.— Married: no family; thirty years'
experience: In a private place: expectations
moderate. Logan. W. Elliatt _ Son's. 4-
Vesey st.
GARDKVER. ETC. — Laundress, etc. Married,
no children: -us? disengaged, competent ser
vants for gentleman's country place; when
writing: please give particulars. Address Gar
dener and Laundress, cars of Hrs. Maria
Daly. 24« Eaxt . .'th street.
GARDENER.— Head; thoroughly understands hla
business in all its braaehes; graperies, green
houses, roses and orchids: landscape -work a
specialty; Scotch; married; no children: ten
years in last position; references. Address il J..
care of Alexander McConnell. 571 -th aye.. city.
GARDENER. — Scotch: some landscape ______
edge; knows new to handle men: married:
small family. A___rson. Elliott"- Seed -tore. 4_
Vesey st. ______
GAHD?::.'^E. — Understands _orvers. fruita. vege
tables, virchlds, roses: best r*ferar..e frons
present employer. A- X. . care Odell's Agency.
825 6th aye. 'Phone Bryant— 2Bol.
GARDENER.— Irish: slasle: experienced to
Acerlra: fine v-get_b:= grower; glass frames,
fruits. flowers, lawns and general work; strictly
sober: well ree_n__e_ie_ Carpenter* B-raa.-.
154 6th are -
GARDENER.— German: single; thoroughly con
versant with the management al a private
place. Paul 42 veaer at.
GARDENER.— H>ad: thoroughly understands hi
business In all Its branches: graperies, green
houses, roses and orchids; landscape- work a,
specialty; Scotch; married; no children: ten
years in last position; references. Address M.
J . 264 East Ridgswood aye.. Rldgewood. N. J.
JAPANESE, long experienced, cook or house
worker, desires situation in private- family:
highest references; satisfaction on triai.
Yoshi. 164 Sands St., Brooklyn.
JAPANESE.— First class cher: thorouy_ly com
petent: long experience; private family; wages
$50 to $S0; best refarences. Jan_e. 4: East
19th 5:
JAPANESE YOUTH, well versed In his duties,
to act 83 butler or take charge of bachelor
place: best references. S. B-. I*4 Sa__» s_.
Brooklyn.
USEFUL MAN. —By your.s colored man. in pri
vate family . two years" sth aye- reference:
count.—.- preferred. George, care oi W. Scott. 2
West 3Sth;st. —-v-
WORKING FOREMAN (married) for farm; two
children: ca;:aU-? manager and expert la stock
raising, farm machinery and crops of all T{!__i.
Address Worker, care O<le::"« Agency. S_s 6_
aye. "Phone Bryant — 2SOI.
Female
CHAMB-RMAID-XVATTRESS.— Neat. tail girl.
experienced; city reference; ?__-£__. wal-arf
Bureau. 12 XVest 33d st. 'Phone. 300 Madison.
CHAMBERMAID and «-_AM3TRESS.— Youns.
capable woman, with excellent references from
former employer; understands housekeeping:: will
ing to be useful; good seamstress; city or coun
try. 8.. Hiss nuCimMTB B-_r»au. 503 y... a.- a ;
«-rltranee 42d St. __^
CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS. — Good, clean,
neat Swedish fcir!; good references; $20. Llnd's
Employment Bureau. 723 Lexlnston are., near
59th st. T«I.. 468<? Plaza.
COOK.— By an a_partaa-ed English woman, posi
tion as cook in the Oranges. N. J. Apply J.
8.. care Mrs. Battye, 67 North 13t_ St.. .New
ark. X. J. ■
COOK. plain laundress; English Protestant
woman: small family of adults. short distance
In country: refsrence. ' William*. 217 West 19t_
St.. third _ac» front.
COOK. — First class: with child, eight years:
excellent references; wages ■$20; city or
country. Industrial Association. 0 East 42d st.
COOK, first class chambermaid and ma!d:
mother, d— .-enter; English: three years*
oersona! references; $40, $25; city, country.
Industrial Association. 9 East 42d st.
COOK and charrnermair! and waitress, two
Finnish girls: h_vs an excellent reference;
county preferred. Ji-?*T'a Bureau. 6SO Lei
lr-ston art. Tele. — Plaza.
COOK. — First daw*: no laundry work: $30~535;
city or country; excellent reference (15 months*.
Waldorf Bureau, 12 West 33d St. "Phone, SCO
Madison.
COOK. —By first class private family cook. city
or country: b*-*t references from well known
people: wages $80 to 540. M. M.. care of O—iTa
Agency 525 »:th ay». 'Phone a* — Bryant.
COOK. — By Norwegian woman; law) of refer
ence: wtUtnsr to go anywhere. Weld's Bureau.
321 Columbus a.-, c. near 75th st. TeL 7594
gtefcuyier.
COOK— BUTLER- — Slater and brother: Swedes:
both experienced: excellent trained server.. s;
together, separate: (to any distance: _!;heat
testimonials. Marrow's Bureau, 7-1 Lexm sum
aye.. corner Bath st^
COOK — WAITRESS. —By two Germans; compe
tent cook, excellent baker: waitress. *oo»i
cbambersoa—l: can sew; city or country. Mor
row'S Bureau. 721 Lexington ay«., corner sSth st.
•Phone IMn PlS— a.
COOK.— a woman with experience, to cook
for farm hands on a jr^nti«nan'« place: has
her own furniture; Al reference. R. Rlachers.
7 Christopher at.
COOK AND LAUNDRESS. — By r_n_b girt;
long experience: beat of rtfer-wce. W yds Bu
reau. "£i Columbus ave-. near 75th --.. Tel. 7504
fchuyler.
COUPLE. American Protestants: housewor!ier.
good cook. excellent laundress; can bake: maa
useful a" -round: city or country: both bustlers.
Morrow's Bureau. 721 Lexington aye. ijSta St.).
•Phone 1929— Plara-
GOVCKN—SS and tea'-h^r would like position in
private family; t«BBt«l years' expertaoc*: «x
celient persona! references: 838-84 city or
conn try. Industrial Association. ft East 4: st.
HOUSEWORK.— By young Finnish _IrJ: excel
lent references: tity cr country; ~a«es. $23.
W<ld"s Bureau. 324 Columbus aye. Tel. TS9
Schtiyl er^
HOCSSWORX — General: gal: un»!»rstar.ils
her b p fine!=s thoronshly: be»t references;
*2'J McCall-m Asrency. 130 East 20iti *t.
Tel. 370«i — Ma_U on 9qaar»
LADY'S MA — Scotch: exp«rtencec! hair
dreß«ms. manicure. seasastr->ii3: good packer,
traveller: four years" personal references: $25
s:.t« city, country. Industrial Association. O
■Ml _N st.
LAUNDBE3S. — Oerxraq; competent. n«at; «x
cllent on shirts: frlenj parlormaid and wait
ress; both cone hf«My recotatc«nd«d: city Of
country. Morrow's Bureau. 721 Lexlnston a-ve..
corner s sths th st^ !
MiKStli --Refined younx German: speaks French;
with Rood reference: country place; *30. Mi*«
ShoaVs^ Bureau. i Eat Oj at. (
NOItSE. — By Finnish «v': enccellent -»f^»Ti<^.
can do fine sewinK: <P> anywhere. v\"#W» Bu
reiu. SSI Columbus aye.. near 75th St. Tel.
7VQ4 Schuyler-
K.-.E. — French: ihoroujhly competent: •»
cellent »eamstre«s; one and two >"^ii<lr»i:
three yenr* 1 personal r-»fer.*ncei»: itae^rs J23.
livduwriaJ Association. • BB * M . 4Su Jit
NUIttKRY tiOVERNESa or moth^r'tt Uelfxir: in
rival famllv: references. Go". ern-a». Tnbttne
Uptown OSes. "1251 Broaijwsj.
Rg-SCHTS.
ti.onin.\.
JTEW JEKSET.
fiDarl^orougb^SlsfllKiin
ATLANTIC CITY. X. J.
J<i-M_h Tfhise <: taaa < impaii/. | .
THE EDGEMERE,
_Jl>T O RANGE. >rW _TEKS_T.
(30 mmute* from X*-" Tor) > _4»». .n
An e-clusive. rrfned X_-_xly ho_s_ .*"-*- —1
r_ot!er~. trnprovements. El*~— :or. t»wp_UT_«*»
private bathe. etc. Acco_j£n(xi»tea ••• ha»"
d--d and arty- ~T. H. CULBERT. Proof. _
OLD POINT COMFORT.
HOTEL CHAMBERLIN.
THE COiTP-ETB Y__R-ROC^^D RESORT.
Golf, Tennis. Boating. Dancing-.
unitary Drills. Naval JtaneeuvTe*.
Tie most ____l_ce_t sea water »wt_____: pool
la America.
B.^°^_C^_-_^lo 3T KffC-__-T
! F Reserv_ti'o_a an- all information a* H<wai
: ,-,_,- . o_U:e. 1122 Broa-way. •phona IST»
• JlaflJ- =<r:are. or Z d £^<^~ Mc-r.e. V
:.?. Mgr. Forti-»» Monrae. \a»_
6OLTH C__-O__N-^
• i-ru O P ;H I4*-t health a__ 9 I « MB ~»/*"
■ !XE?I, S. G. I; sort. A modem fnt-tly _sta'
■»lamolla Inn '■' Booklet Hetiry Bn«rl_ r~s~
| TVPEWF.ITiNG AND TY?EWR!TEFT3^
: VICTOR VISIBLE. 79 N_"o mt.; <__**>__•
free: _n ma_es taken .art p_ya«__e: *_*»__•
la u_de-woo_» Remtngtoaa Oil-ef. 9mlt_-
, desks AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
! ROLL. TOP ~
DESKS
OFFIC3
IBHUIIUI
te trreat vartsty ■Jt
style anil prlca.
' T. G. SSI-I-ErW.
11l -■-■--. St.
INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes— City.
tide: b_h_itz school OF i__vct;a__s,
MADISON SQUARE 1 1122 Broadway"*.
Harlem Branch. 343 Lenox aye.. above t_7__ __
Brooklyn ** 21S Llvtnsstoa Street.
350 BRANCHES IN ALL CTTT__w
Pupils hear and ■!*--__ the r.»w l_csuai« «_
c!ua:vei>- from, the first lesson. Trial l_s-o_«
free. .
FRENCH IN FIVE WEEKS.
A pracu- i*e of French sruar -
ante^d. Prof. CHOFFT.ET. of Par??.
Cashes d?.i!^. 11. Allow rr* to -xpiat~i
my BTStotn ' STUDIO. 1 Weat 34th 9*.
For Boys and Young Men— City.
V7_« I T "IDE i>»T_rcr«>s ►>; ♦ dwb-xest _-_>—-
y "■__'_»"• M_rH_si.«rrc.- __."»GCiG_S. __TG_oS__
T» In* U» »■ Special Subjects: Adverti-tnsr. etc
31S'W..''.7thg'- Pend to- Special B"Qk>;-
. Swimming-.
SWSIiIMGINSTFUCTiQN
- j, BOWK ■ - • jMa T. M
3:s ■vr_s"" ITTH ST
SCHOOL AGENCIES.
American and Forelsn Teach er%* Agency.
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gorr-»
e messes, etc.. to Colleges, Schools and Fa_tlli_—
Apply to Mrs. iL J. YOUNG- FCLTOV.
33 Union Sqqar--
CARPET CLEANING.
N. V, CARPET CLEAXIX6 WORKS
Oldest. Largest. Most Jfod__ ,
437 AND 430 WEST 45TH ST.
TeL 459- Bryant. Esrab!:sc»'l t«57-
VT. E. JORDAN. EDTI.v LENT;
CAK£FUL CARPET tt-A.NI.NG CO.— Oe__i
by compressed air. steam. h»a _ or on floor
1£34 Sro_<l»av. 421 East ♦Bl_ st- CO— —
BRANDT. Tel 132--3St_.
PURCHASE -\3 EXCHANGE.
The Antique Furniture Exchange
. 13-13 W. 28ti» St* a'r Broadway.
Dosires its patrons to b* vz.i9 i ui-?4
and tell th«ir friends of tis# S«e:!-
Anntial Special Retfaerica Sals ft
the eatlr* gtodb ttat tie? =»7 se
cure rarjains and dertv» the benefit.
Everrthl=s m*.-kecs '-3 Plata ton*
Kara pieces ard rara prices. Vow *«l
the rim* and thi» thg »tace to frer.
ROOFING.
H^ LAME'S "Pi t A nH_fi«»r
=#■* H_ ds Leaders or Tina Pfpe*
= AWAY FROM WALL "
S.| Lanes "Idsal" "Anti-Bus."
S j ___in_j_ia-coated aha«t ataal laatfaar%
=_jhi rutters. conductors. Can pipe*- aja
Send for Circulars — ad -.>!••.
rRA G. LANE. 20" E. »>4-.- St. >r t.
LOST— BANKBOOKS.
BANKBOOK .No. 447.470 of tfc«» Uaioa _*•*• «s*~
lngs — ank ts niissin^. Any person having *
claim to tt is hereby c_n«_ upon, to present t}»«»
sa..:e within ten days or sub- to 1 .~g __!<!
pass&o^k ca. ncellfd a_ d a new on» miv.d.
BANKBOOK No. 046.7^ of the Uaion I»__e Sar
irjs Bank is mis__g. Any person h-*li is »
claim to M is hereby called upon to present th«
same within ten days or submit to t_vtna; tall
passbook canceled and a new one iasnxl.
Luol'. — Passbook No. 105.541. Issued by _!•
Union Square £_'. u_C3 Bank, formerly thw l_
stltuuon for the Savings of Merchants* Clerka.
Finder wti! pleasa rw.urn ft to tfte bank.
LOST.— Bankbook No. 4-7,321 of the E_Uffra_-
Icdu-trial Savings Bank. Payment stopped.
Plea!"'.- return book _ bac_. No. 5i C__x-b-r«
sitre*—
LOST OR STOLEN. — Bankbook No. 497.09«
of the Emigrant Induatriat Sa-lntrs __ns_
Payment stopped. Pleas« -star-. Book t*
Bank. No. 51 Chambers at. ..
LOST OR STOLEN. — Baa-book Nc. 533,337 at
ihe EU_i?ra_t IndustrUu s»v_o Ban-. I_»—
arent stopped. Please return book to t-sk. >o»
BT Chambers at. . „
_O_T OR STOLEN. — __.n_\boo_ No. __3,_^* of
the Emtsrant Industrial Savinsa Bank. Paqr—
bmbm stopped. Please retura book to bank, X©»
51 Chambers 3^
LOST «Jlt STOLEN. — BanicSook No. _J»4C>» o_
the Emigrant Industrial tnss Bask. Pay—
user; stopped. P!ea;e return book to bask. Now
31 Chamber* mt.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
ATTENTION. — If yon desire tf» tuy cr sell ar— •
kind of basin.'* 1 call on _»: ai Ban pr»^
cored: pater.tj avid, our nods ibew re»ul:».
Cea-ar — Co.. _-<> Broad-fay.
AT A GREAT REDACTION, prinuag ef «M
kinds: we can say« you MV jo!liuon Press.
mnccraaoT* tr-. CaiT Pr»«3 «42 FultO" 8-. !C T
NOt7c"E TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE TO CRS^>TTORS: — TAKE XOTICQ
that ths unden»i<Tsed intend to aPF-Iy to th*
Snrrosate of Wajjh'nston County for Letters of
Administration of the Goods, etc. of Ct!s»
Christie. Ut* of the Town of i1~«rWB8l,
County o{ VTaahlnstoa a-d Stata of N«w Tori.
d^c^ase<l. according to th« provU!on» of Section
26G4 of the Co»i« of Civil Procedure, for Ihnlt
tn^r the p*nafty of bonda «4 admtnUitratlfta:
and notlee i* hereby given to all person* ha-v
:ns claims anaiast aaid Eliza C_rl«tt». d«K.i«»«n
to present their. c!*:ras. with prop«r Touchers
thttreot. to the Surrujale of the Co«Riy aC
TVashtnffton. at hla . ac« in the Villa** or
Salem. N. V. on »r tx»for« th« 23th day of
February. lUIO. -"_,
Dated. Greenwich. N. T-. Januarr ~. J9:^.
WILLIAM JOHN McGEOCH.
WILLIAM D CKDiI3TIE.
VAN NESS A 11AYN A Attoraey*. Cre«"*
wieh. X. T. ____-_---_-----—•
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Fentale.
PARLORMAO— Caa assist walttos; Jf^Jfi^T
-ace«. F. M-. cars ll.<»ia*. 50* «M«
70th at. -
TRAINED NURSE vreuM take entire car« or In
valid or elderly pwrson: «x;erleuw-sd .: 71 *?"
Hns; ■»«»«*•«•. «isaU*nt f»f.rinrw C C.
Iribm .- Uptown Cfflce. I>>* BraaiTray.
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