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_. rsrter BJack & Ayers a«t Tiffany Street
iri^raest Co. owner ana contractor; $284.
*^--H ST. ••• to *50 West: Tolkow Painting
_ iVMfflnr Go &£*• Trial Realty Co. owner;
*r* /r^SSSßmae. ©ontrmctor; Morris Tolkow.
•*^ostiacJar: $I.<kH. - ■~
*"\" "X 6T. H* Jaraea F Xuno agt Mrs Mac
*gTVw_r: H L. Wwajjiiton * Co. coatractors;
*>i£T3 £^« 430 " '* 3t : Arthur T Fowler a*rt
*sTofcsMnr. orvrncr cc-trador; SMSI.
■- a¥ 55 «sfl -' West, ar.« West Broadway.
J^»B7B Max KosenMuir. a«t John B Ireland,
*r_-TMaine Reaitj- Co. tractor ; ?150.
*'it^m\a^"E. »». Charles Duck- sigt George -U
JS Ja~«s D Grace. Susan M and Elizabeth
■ '.. owners; - ■ law & Co. contractors;
r^gT 2«4 end C 46 Treat; Gaarael Boaenberx
:r"ijbert H "William*, owner; D J Oomyna &
I -■ *?&. COP: WBMa iMnker axt Georg* W
- iS! J«me* ° Orfeo* Susan and Elizabeth
Jt-^es. owners; S II Lang & Ca, contractors;
J^S*- _1
SATISFIED MECHANICS' LIENS.
MAY 17.
s_ltf*TL>?«T*Eß AVK. f *. V ft « of Ma thews
..Trr'v** T Howe* agt John Pryor et al; May
.',ai9lo;*^i.
-pTH ST. * s. r.23.3 ft « of Ave 'A; William
■ ■■■■iiiirnr act City and Suburban Homes Co ct
f'"*££ T «. t?W ttr benfl); f7.W7.
<TEI»P- FT 10P; E XI Taylor Co agt P Ba!>n
♦j^i :=cas €t al; j£n 25 * 191 ° (by bond>: $27."..
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
■.. (With owner's name and address.)
fir' VAT 17. Wmg,
MANHATTAN.
TNTKAL PARK "WEST. io!»th st and Ca- j
»v»sraJ Pa-kw«i ; for as operating booth, etc, i
I iZ wovjTig rictnre fthow; «>ntral Park V.'est ;
I ".'— -j^ni*' Co. lessees; cost,.S2W; owners. I *> !
l-'yf^TFffon. <»n premises.
12TB AYE. «• •>. 57th *" '* th st; for a 1 sty
+J~i »v : it Puim. ti." East l»th st. archi-
J^H^c^r $2.<XKi; owner. E Appleby. Ha Broa-S
t^TH FT. 457 and 439 East; for a 1 sty frame
«JT *Cx?A: N Lancer Si East 325 th st. arcbi-
Sat ' ewt. $«V>; owner. P V O'Neill. 417 East
- 13«U> "'•
?££CtstO& ?T- T7 fT a - sty brk bakery *« r '.
ctcre. W.Sx«R.<x irre*. M F*lflmaa. Park Row
rtffilag. arrhltert; •■"••l. #»?.<W»; owner, estate of
jilfcen • ■ ■ ■*!]. o" -pr^fniFef.
THE BRONX. ■ U :i^ '
saeTON RD. • s. 138 ft n "'. 180 th st: 1 sty
—He >..-■■■■ ■ ."Ste2<>; .1 <; Harlach. 7M East
-i'sißi c- *rchit«»ct: $4«0: nr*-T>*>r, the OIJ Hobcken
' fjTtle Club. MS West Xia st.
"cL-^SON'P TNT TO), a • cor of Stephen*
«»• tin 1 BtJ 1 frame- amusement hall*, sines ir
!«••' Ijrvv. \Vfic**T. SOW Kroadwsy. are ti Meet;
|3*^_ jiO^^ 1 .; owner. CAT Turpin, 3<T.i Broad- 4
-V
SUCOMB'j? l:D. ■»• a. 75 ft r of l^ist st; 1
c ,- jsrsF'- 26535; sSwrvuw *: «:sew. SOS! DecßXttr
•re. am»>i"-tF. cost. SCOO. own. VTllliam C
a,tjc- WOtn n and Andrews aye.
ISSTII ST. B « SO ft <• of Eelrnont are; S sty :
»wt staWf. SSt»; M W" Del Gaufllo, T-emont
jsd -U rt"=tcr ayes. architect : cost, $15,000; o wn
tr. «5J* Kasc lti^th et.
•' TTrB?TEK .WZ. - p. ~jr> ft n of HBOi st: two
l *tv trk i«r.mte. S»xl7it7O«: Frank if cane. ,
Jrtiteci ■'•?'• Ea-"=1 177 th si. total cost. $9C».<K»J; -
crser. t^sne* Bjorkecren. 214S Mapcs avc.
ALTERATION PLANS. :
MANHATTAN.
•"0j H. ST. • «=. whole front aaKsaaa S?th ar . N
«M) ft? to 11 sty brk tr,Ttn. etc; Jackson & \
t— 1 r - 3^2J< Broadway, architects: J200.000; ' '
-pmmr. Mc3raw Really Co. 23S> West 3&lh st.
THE BRONX. '
BATHGATK AYE. BjB; 1 st;. frame stable. :
H. 6115: Franz Wolfgang. SS East 177 th St. j '
srtSitect; j?A); owner, it M Brown, on prem
tew ■ -
SOr7OTC Kr> m »■ }>-,m itSUj to 17«h st: 2 j •
anartt oflif-. • -••'. N T Server. l?.Oth ft and ,
So a"* architect; <-ost. ?2r..<»'O: owT«r. UniOP 3
ajßjaa- Ov. ISOth «* an«J .Vi aye. I
LIS PENDENS.
MAY 1".
555 f T. £;k Cam: "• nnice Pniicastra crt
TJ;rS*9! '-re:. nan l notice of levy); attorney.
C £«••
38TH FT. IS2 T\"?rt: Ten-ment llotjj^. Pc-
MtrTS)*' of the City "' »w York apr Max
Xt»- taouoe of I? 1 "" ' . axtf-mey. A I: Watson.
BROADWAY. i -..".? to I-!' 7th aye, Vtl
T-5 55T.; Pranrtard Trurt Co of %>- Tori:, tru*.
«jrf l"T;it»d -•»!»••= R»*:tnvre": and Realty Co
•til ifnr»";]rvpuTe i*f mts<; att«n»pys, Gut^rie.
SIV i A"a« Pitiderin.
IISTH «T. 629 "West: Harry Kossner art
Jk'cssar Realty c*» <aftion to foreclose mt
riisni'-s* lier»: ll!<IT11»1't. Ci>h««n Bros.
LOTR 61 to <>4. amended map of Adee Park.
»act <if BotanicaJ OardeTu Bronx; G<-orc« TV'
I>av^ ngt Warwick Realty and Construction
•Tc (Inrcclosnre of mfc : attorney, C "W Day
ton. Jr.
TT.t AYE. « * <. 2«7.5 ft ti • of t;n."»th Rt,
Jjotl""' -vi-iilmm J 54«Cutch*on a^t Joeephlne
Ji Hueh>eiaer et «l (loreciosure of rnt?:); »ttor
a«T. C T> BMk.
31> ST, 137 Kart ; T«?neiacnt House Depart-
BNBt *>f »h* City <»f N>w York act Benedict
Bockar <r.otic« <*f If vv ■ . aTtorTjey. A R "Wat
-TEH AYE, ■ m. lot 141. map of VII
iH," ol Uount Hope, TTxjr.r. Georse
gi^Tnp«n»ia'ii^- «rt A»r«n A ■W^inbe.rg <»t al
*t*".te>n tt> fiTirelore •mechanics' lien); actor
»sr. <" B A-««rv Miße - ' "
•2TTH fc>T. * ■«• B, ""•"• ft t « of 6th aye. 25x
$>•?: Isaac PrhmtliSlT airt Joseph " Karris
tt al ■ forecl<r=we «rf mtgi; attorney, S Bcrn
stf la
•■ tv PT.n-w K. 157.1 ft b it of Hester
ft. ITfisT; Louise .I>jcbtni&u "^rt Meyer Frank
♦t si .3ct:oa luiiapress trust t; attorney, C^L 1
BaSman.
IW»TIT ST. c «. 167 ft ti- of Park aye. 17x
W.ii: 0-oit.e f >n^er apt I^ena Fl*hb«ln »*t
ti jfor»clnfure «f rntjri: attorney. E M Wight.
17* TH PT. * *. T»«.ll ft «■ of IVebrter svf,
s**Tff; T-inr A ■-:-•• 3lcK»* !
'« «! <foT*T!r»nre of mt?r>; attcmev. I. E
2SAPHT'TIPT AYE. « • e«r 147 th at. tails
S9; Trial Realty-Co apt Fr*d Brown < ■ al j
(ip^rif.c p*rfrvrmanc-!M ; attcrne;-, "W* M Gold
ti Jr.
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
2JAT 17.
79TH 5T <= 5 2a"..« ft •«• rf fBl st. Pl.Px92:
tttr Mcrtcise Co loans G B V. - Construction Co
KEI.L.Y BT. w s. IST.. 11 ft n Of -WeEtchsster !
•bl iUi. '"^ty n-rr • •• loans Dwycr & ■,
<i»wy <Tfln*tru'-t}«>T! • ... S32.<iW>.
'•GDEX AYE. - •* cor of l€3d at. 50xS5; City
-"««?- Cr, l"ar.? High Bride* Building. Co
pimr
liCETr»N ST, ft c cor or Greenwich r,t. 102.4 x
MM Au?tia B ■"-■-.' leans James Crulkshank j
J3ft,«*. '
*AI^EP AVa • a. 225 ft t> of 14»th tt. 25x
-?': Ms- 6 Croxson loans Emma Ackertnann j
.PARK AYE T? • <^r of WO« rt IWxKO: Albert '
*•»»■ artier h^ai.* Ole G E'-t-!f=«n $30,00". :
T*XMMJX AYE. it « cor cf 17Cth Bt..IOIXX>X J
p«: ?tTT>«r. 'phmll Joans Munden ConEtruc-
t * C» tiljOOO. '
iASIEiITO SEE STOCK EXCHANGE
Scae of Visitors' Gallery Restrictions
Have Been Removed.
'^* nj!«- put in force a.V~. :t Lan years
***>: cJofiii^ the Stock Exclianpe pallerj- to
ti; Tisitors (zc*pt tho;^ personally accom
« JeaieC by mcrnJiers of the exchanpe. lias
•• ■»«»* much le^s irtfirjjrent. A mom
" r.i».y tk.w tmsm his pufjii- 'ia the gal
•7. alter having secured t^ir entrance.
■ted of «ibs •bliced to remain Trith
Sas - »*3 admission may also be obtained
** :» application to the secretary :
!a Stack Exchange house? or from IMB
*^Whurioijc The virtually unrcstrictrd
"**■''* C f the old days, •which included ;
*•■' »'-"«>iroMle loads of "Seeing- New ■
. j**" bailors ever? afternoon, ha not
j ?* •**--' however, and i- not HfcrJy
■^^to^k Exolian^e saller\ r was closed
_Jr.* angc galiei?- wa>
i*a^* ''-"• about tn-o months early- in
• < ."^* p T^epeir?" and was then reopened
■ J»» ua« of prrsonaJlj 1 escorted jnicst* •
ti»^ !taih^ r5 Th * other downtown ex- I
lJJ** fo:!<-i*od tiie example of the Stock .
r'w!^ 6 in rxciuJin^ visitors from th«
* 1 * 1 *- th« probifcition l>cin? said at th«- :
Z~~. *' • t i»"«? been due to intimations of ;
*^ ib5 c anarchistic attacks.
; Thousands SEE BRIDGE fire
* I*ka«tebTirg1 *ka«tebTirg Cars Held Up for Half
. ' an Hour by the Blaze.
j fh-.T^*^* of fx>ri:on* on rooftci» and
c ♦ irV^^ 6 **' ' <*> a spectacular fire on the
' - j^-^ssfauix Bri«3g<» yerterday nfternoon.
jW^* *'irtod cv a wooden tie of the '
0a S? 555 ' 5 Tranrit rystem. it was in j
fe-s tJts *'^' 9u . n< ' tracks >a/in»ir to the Brook
: w,*y bnr * s *- A!l the wooden ties are j
!■** olldrip from the cars and j
*rr«B^ rii fatlTled tte names so' that they
[ «ZZl V " Ul £»"«•* rapJOJty, and within ten I
Un ;?l; ?l fcbout forty tJe*. runntoff * *"*■- ;
171 7 ' 0 •*■ sixty fecLp w*"reVafire
'" *>tin in<l T*lilroa<lT * lilroa<l employes tried to j
J^ff 61 lh *' hlaxe with chemira! ap- |
tiei.'f 5 ' hut th * flam** keft rpreadJns an j
. 'r3 **■ ai£rm ms KM 'ii : from the
•♦""t ,, ai><l Sta liHni T3avsd A. Boody'
•*<J . str^ra io ti.e bridge .-• »»»- j
tw reach t''e Wazfc Plro 6|s«Sßto» j
S«te «,* <?Ut "» I~°1 ~° ctdaja a:l . d Dp ■««- L
• **«m V 1V 1 - I**1 ** aid of r ' ttr -- v vo-unf^rs. ru.-- j
* tl ; *b» Bl3^uln» th« fir. Mcanwnn*- j
*• fao-.ill*^ bcujv<l fQ? WflJiaTCfSiixiif on the !
55255? Trarsit *-:•• teru»v.ere blecfc-j
*._ — * f! * *
• — ■— — — >
TWO of the QUALITY ADVERTISEMENTS
/-V TO-VAy'S
j HELP WANTED.
Male.
SALESMEN — the United States to
•ell automobile necesMHes; references re
quired. The CV»i) Tire and Protector Co., 320 !
j Broadway.
Female.
ATTENDANTS for sanatorium near city; $25
monthly and maintenance; four days off
monthly. Irwin, -.7 West 11th st. -
K^READ THE OTHERS AND GO TO WORK"«
HE L^ WANTED.
Male. ~~
AGENTS— Elc money made selling water filter;
_»«• Per dozen an j uj.ward. Freeman Bros.. 82
n n «C» Jf.
A -JSHIS_. WANTED— To Jeara newsnaper
dr«ir.° n S. ™c** !n *' "iustratlng and fashion
drawing. Thomas. IM V.»j.t 23d Et.. N>tr York.
IJOOKKEEPER for out-of-town firm- man .x
■»»« r> l mr n T 1 In ofnr * ? • ? >'"tems. etc.: salary $.*).
MlghlU < Position Brofcer>. Flatirr-n Building.
BUTLER and USEFUL MAN. for .^arsdale;
TO . !__?„ f*™'llf *™' 11 ■ ant- nationality: $35. Miss
FUzO^raJds Emr>«ym«nt Bureau. 603 sth aye.;
er.tranr-e on 42<i ft
BUYEH s: i MANAGER shoe department, large
v, ffrtprT, aepartm«:t store; cor.fldential; salary
or"n. Busincf j« «^rrlcc <<>.. 30H Broadway.
CLERK — ilalr; p.<...i penman; auto taipply ex
perir.^ro. National Employment Exchange 47
us; 42il Ft. '
' HAI PFEUR— Haai be thoroughly esperienced
and hay* gewd references, industrial Asso.-iE
twn of America. toe.. 17 West 42d tit.
DRUG SITfDRT SALESMAN— Preferably young
man experienced this lln* local territory. Busi
rege Service r o .. SCO Broa<3--ay.
EXECUTIVE MANAGER for manufacturing
clothlnjj company; must be thoroughly experi
enced this line; $«.<io(t; confidential. Eusiness
t^rvirr Ool* ?.n» Broadway.
INStTRANCK. induftrla! men. easy celling gid*
_»; golden orpertunlty. 10:30 to 1 Suite 612,
356 oth aye.
MASAOER (__H4: -eTtecutive men. capable- of
or* nlrlna tcrritor%-: aalar)' $2,500. Mighill
< Position Broker). Flatlron Building
iIECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN, with EOme. ex
r*ri<Ti^ in design of small parts; SI.OOO
SI.GOO Bneirew Service Co.. 309 Broadway.
ORGANISTS — German. ?300; Denominational and
Episcopal. »-s«<»<"•. Webster's Choir Ex
cbar.ge. l".« .-•'. aye.
PRIVATE -RETART to sales manager of
large local manufacturing company; $1,500 to
start, with excellent opportunity. Business Ser
\ic<» Co.. Mfft Broadway. :
SALESMAN, lac-cs. embroideries, curtaics. etc..
to travel Southwest. Business Service Co., 303
Broadway.
SALESMAN, experienced in sale of transmis
sion • T:iirm-ni and mill supplies; territory
Pennsylvania: $1.30<J-$1.«00. Business Service
Co.. MB Ef-oadway.
SALESMEN — Throushout the United States to
sell automobile necessities; references required.
The O'Neii Tire and Protoctor Co.. 320 Broad
way.
SHIPPING CLERK— Most have experience along
Jmrftware. and metal lines; salary $20. Mighill
(Position Broker). Flatlron Building.
SUPERINTENDENT, experienced in manufact
ur- of or-:F. underwear or similar line; New
Jersey factory; -{1,500-$2,0G0. Business Service
Co.. ."09 Diaailiaj -
.- -P.\ 1.-i.N-, DRAFTSMAN — Steam pump ex
r-erienc* 1 n^ceEsary; only high class men con
sidered; SSJ-OrtO. National Emplo^nent Exchange.
47 West t-d St.
TABLET 'DIGEPTANP; large seller; agents
HouthTTi teiilU)i>'. Pond Phsrmaeal Company,
New York. <•
WESTERN, territory; Tablet Digeetana for all
stomach Ills. Pond Pharmacal Company, New
York. .• .
Female.
ARTISTS WANTED — learn newspaper
eketcMns. magazine illustrating and fash
lee drawing. Thomas, 158 West 23d St.. New
York.
ATTENDANTS for sanatorium, near city, $25
monthly and maintenance; four days off month
ly- Irwin i Bureau. 77 West Ufa st.
COOK (plaint .to.&sslrt light housework in small
family; other girl kept; trapes $25. Industrial
A*f=<vraTK.n. Inc.. 1 17 West 42d Bt.
COOK, to <*c\ plain laundry, far email family;
wages ?2T.-S3O. Industrial Association. 17 West
42d st. Tel. 5210 Brj-anr.
COOK and LAUNDKESS. for one lady; must
have experience and good' references; wages
J25-530. Industrial Association. Inc.. 1" West
42d rt.
NURSE-SUPERVISOR. ISO. wanted immediate
ly; charge 1 raining school, large hospital. The.
Hopkins Educational Bureau^ 507 sth aye., be
tween 42d and 4Sd stE.
STENOGRAPHEft— For law firm: must b*> thor
oughly competent; two at $20 and $12; both^
periuar^nt. .inn 1 Exchange. 87 Nassau st.
WANTED— An hour's ride from New York, a re
fined. capable young wo*.nan as nurse to ner
vous Invalid ; one accustomed to children pre
ferred; mu«t be stronc. willing and obli~!ncr and
able to few; good references required. Call at 11
O'clock. 14fi West !«7th M
WORK WANTED.
Male.
ACCOUNTANT and BOOKKEEPER.— Opens,
clos--es.« balances, audits: books kept part time;
financial reports mace. Moderate. Box 114. Trib
une Harlem Branch. >'": West 125 th St. -■■
CHAUFFEUR.— SingIe, swede, 26; reliable;
strictly tober and steady; careful driver; ex
perienced on motor boats; best reference; so
where. C*. Lawson. I*4 Lexington aye.
CHAUFFEUR-— Young married man as rhauf
feur; reference. John Trice. 105 .Amsterdam
Bane.
CHAITKEUR. -7: single; •xperienced ; no
school praduat*: wants steady position, with
Rood family; drive* and repairs foreign hlph
pouered cars perfectly; references. Renault, 2^7
Kast ■•:. &t. _ .
CUAUFFECS — American; with family roing in
~ countr?-; «trk-'Jy tober; very best reference:
reaTOngb'l" »si:^ Address William Cramer.
Staatsbtir^. I>:tch^«g county. N. Y.
CHXuFFEUR— Experienced mechanic; with ,
private family: • ity or country; furnish beat ol
references B. Gruady. SSS Amsterdam_avp.
CHAUFTEIR an 1*" all round man; colored: 20;
country or city. M. K. C-T Box. 7. Trtbuae.
COLUMBIA UNIVKRSITY STUDENT EM
PLOYMENT COMMITTEE can furnish thor
oughly competent men and women ttvors ana
companion*; also clerks and draftsmen, for
part time, and summer work. Employment
Committee. Sub-station 64. City. Telephone
1400 — Morningslde. "
i FOREIGN LANGUAGE? translated by university
graduate: accurate, eneed: coiui"nsation most
moderate- highest references. William F. Beers, f
3750 Broad»ay._T>lephong. 4i>o A uau bon . ___
GENERAL ENGINEERING ASSISTANT.— 3v
lexhnica! srra.iuat. mcchaniral, M; J»od
draftsman: experienced office, shop and testing. i
Thomas, 167 West Sinh tt. j '_ j
SALESMAN* — As solicitor: cnything but infiur- :
" 'an"» or book propositions: has bad '•xepe
rience- can make rood; best of references. J. ;
F. Leo 424 E. 10th at. , I
j TOUNG MAN OS)'. *ood arpearanc*. ha''".r
siV spare hours «a%. -«-l6he S position with;
1 r^lleWe arm as coli^cTOr; ■*!«■« to warts r - n
confmlssion or.ly; cahh security. Apply H. K-.
: p,r-r 4' Tribune mem.
I vri'-Vfi MAN (22K well trained' in American
"ollew and European high schools; -'"' i:
aiffi.tlcian: with «hance of «^a» c erner:.
Vale»,twe 'Vol. Warren tt.. Elmhurst. Long
pipe fittinc; most anything:. E. A. Zerbe. 113
Eng*-r*. aye.. Crooklyn. - l. j
TOt'NG WAX — At anything: ' an drtve. I.
tfeltter. 2i»l Houston m
Female-
A MIDDLE aged lady would »««• capab.e as
sistance. us companion or housekeeper In pr,
vate fan.:!- la country; would travel: " 1 " 1 *^"
remuneration; excellent references. Addre«B Box
2CT. i»e»' <^.naan. Conn;
BGE GRADI'ATE d«»lrei po»ition as sec
rctarr. KXrrapb^r; 3 years* experience. B.
T . Trlbon^. Harlem. -
COMP/wVION. etc. Collate educated woman,
musician, reader, fine housekeeper and ox
n»rirn<-"i nurse, %vidh«>s position with family
coin* abroad, travelling, or at home, as com
panion or chaperon for young people or in
vaiid- f,< st references as to character and
oußlincations. Industrial Association. 17 West
4"6 si. Phone, 52M1 Bryant. .
GOOI> BtemosmpfaTe typewriting work: r«a
.oriable rate*. - >♦:. William si. K(w>m M 3.
Thoue 4- < x»— John.
•TfEXOGIIArHEIt.— lady wishes type
wiltinc to do during epare hour»; wtHtna*
»crker: price* reasonable. Miss L- Dan!el«. 154
Ea« 33d rt. __J__
rriTEWKITIXG. MULTTGRAPHING. .
Accurate, reasonable. Ray Room «006. Met
ropoliun BjlHing. 23d at, Madron aye. Tele
pT.one. fiClwi — Gra m ercy . '
TgKK WRITING. MULTJOnAPHING—Sum
mer price*. E. Bame*. Room 55.*.. |M No-
MU pt. Tei-. 301 S — Beekmnn.
DOMESTIC StTUATIONS_WA_N TE - ,
"" Male.
: CAKETAKEIIS— Man and wife; Irish ; country
l,r.rne: £oo<l rtieroicts. P. ilalvey. C 2 Cntb-
I arir.-i *»- _ _■_ C '.
! rl? \V rFl'i'it. COACHilAN.— Scotch; thorough-
S 'v urtdw»t.-.aa« both; careful artver; Krteily
!*«-"."- -e-ate- s«iiah>. wlllins, oblfaicsr: pTBonaJ
' IhsSm reference: jn<x!erflt» wap-i; country pn-
I 'er'r-sfi. WWIB ■ ii-I: !.nmH. V\X>l -J-tii «!
.; ' ! . 'aso. *lnRl«: thorougUly «»k-
I " ^"jrnced • cr.:r liorses, catenates osil harness;
! careful «3:'->er; •!•>- "» >.n::;. c«*:icrallj- Ui«
[ fut; rtlertsxa. Thomas, SS» Esst jJd eu —
KEW-YOftK T)ATLY TRIBPNE, WEDXESPAY. MAY 18; I&HK
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male
COACHMAJC.— Ftret class; Al references from
select families; thoroughly understands care
horses, carriages, harness; city or country. Call
or address 8., 617 r.th aye.
COACHMAN or ("HAUFFEUR— Toung Swede;
single; smooth-fared; good driver; useful any
thin*: needed; excellent reference. Carpenter's
Bui^au. 154 Cth aye. ■ •__
GROOM or PORTER— By ■ respectable colored
man: or to watt on hi nlMliisn Call or ad
dresa Mulford. 2.»'. West g£d St.
FARM HANDS, useful men, married couples for
farms and gentlemen's country places; English.
German and Bwediat) a specialty. • llathewson
Bureau. 818 fi-i aye Tel. 378 Bryant. ■
FARM HAND — By a braw |.ouns Scotsman, a
good farmer an i cowman: sober and obliging;
$2T>. * Sinclair. Mathewson Bureau, MS tfth aye.
Tel. :;7S Bryant.
FARM MANAGER or foreman on pcntleman's
piace^ thoroughly competent midair- aged mar
ried man; good references. J. 1.. Pleasantville
station, eh enter County, N. T.
GARDENER American: 40: on private estate;
expert on road and walk making; Ii years'
practical experience with beat contractors and
landscape architect* on private estates and high
ways in the execution of all work connected
therewith; best reference. F. C.. Ar.lta Place.
Jamaica. N. V.
GARDENER^Irish; middle aged: single; fine
\eEf-table grower: irlass fruits, flowers, lawns.
etc.; 3 years last place. Carpenter's Bureau. 154
Oth aye.
GARDENER.— Hollanders: married couple; no
children; position on gentleman's place; prefer
furnished cottage; beet . references. 222 Hudson
St.. Hoboken. N. .T. ' '
GARDENER — German; single; experienced on
vegetables, flowers, fruits, - etc.. especially
frames and greenhouse; reasonable .compensation ;
references. Mathewscn Bureau, SI 8 6th aye. Tel.
"- Bryant.
JAPANESE- permanent; thorough; lonic ex-:
. perienced cook and butler; in small family
or bachelor* place; ar.vw iiere : personal rcfer
eoc<>e. Ol.ukata. 41 East nth St.
MAN.— Mulatto, handy* sober, se^ks position;
chauffeur, coachman, groom: iiseful; anything;
private family, doctor; go anywhere. Fred, 50
Weal 29th st.
USEFUL MAN— Married: Irish: no children: can
drive, milk, work garden; wife cook, laundress
or hoiwekeepex; well recommended. Carpenter's
Bureau. J64 Cth aye.
LaKFI'L MAN— Middle aged man desires steady
employment in care of small country place:
house, stable, garden: handy with tools, &c. ;
reference. W. T. 810% ''■■ st.. Jersey City.
USEFT.7L MAN English; competent around gar
<!ii. lawns, etc.: also experienced with horses.
cow* and chickens: good references; $23. Mathew
_?!} Bureau. Sl* r'" avo. Tpl. .178 Ep-ant.
VALET, &c. Japanese, competent in his duties,
to act as valet or take charge bachelor's place;
best references. Vosh l . 123 Sands St.. Brooklyn.
Telephone 2f»4«— Main. ■
YOUNG MAN. 2S. good appearance, wishes posl
1 tion In the country; willing and obliging.'
' Charles L. Shermen. 07 1 ) Park avp.
Female.
MISS CURRY'S
HIGH' CLASS EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
25 WEST 42D ST.,
BETWEEN 6TH AND C.TH AYES..
Rooms 511-512.
Strictly reliable heir, for private families.
'Phone 3'>-'>Q— •int.
CHAMBERMAID German; willing
girl; assist waiting: good sewer; best refer
ences; $22-$29 Lang & Boecherer Co.'s Bureau,
43. 4.1. 47 West 33d at. £
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.— Young Irish
girl: excellent city references. X.. Miss Hof
msvor'B Bureau, "20 Cth aye.. ninth floor. Tele
phone 4527- "adisoii Square. *
CHAMBERMAID - WAITRESS. — Neat. young
Norwegian girl: very competent, willing, oblig
ing; country preferred; best references. Oster
berg's Bureau, 716 Lexington • aye. Tel. 1055
■Plaza. ' - ■ " .
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. — Neat young
girl; excellent city references; wages, $'JX.
Albany Bureau 20 East 33d Ft.
CHAMBERMAID— WAITRESS— Two neat Swed
ish girls; competent and reliable: excellent ref
erences; together or separate. Sampson &- N>l_
son .- Bureau. 412 4th aye. 'Phone IS6O Madison
Square
COOK — Scotch Protestant: good baker; assist
laundry; fri«-nd. chambermaid— waitress;* to
gether, separate; any distance. Morrow's Bu
reau. 721 Lexington ay., s fttht th st.
COOK.— Swedish; young, neat: excellent cook;
first cias? ail respects: good manager, with or
without kiichenmaid; three years last place; ex
cellent references. Ontcrbcrg's Bureau, 718 Lex
ington avc. Tel. 1055 — Plaza.
COOK. — Young-; excellent cook; city or country
M.. Hofmayer's Bureau, .J2n nth, aye.. Hint!
floor. Telephone 4Ti27 — Madison - So.UE.re.
COOK — German; first .-las.. good baker; highly
recommended; city or count ry; wages ?35-f4O.
Call at Lang & Boecherer Co.'b Bureau. 4;:. 45,
47 West 33d st.
Swedish cook; g<-»->.l
ig<er; naa »-x-.-el!ent reference; also, wait-
Bureau, 680 !-• i •
ir.gxnr. aye. Tel., *4W t'lH7.a.
COOK and I^AT'NT>RESS best of refer
ences; no objection to country; willing to do
general housework for small family. MeOallum's
Bureau, cor. 31st st. and 4th a', i. . Tel., 5706
Madison Square. .
COUPLE — butler; both experienced, well
trained; ■'■•'• entire work private family; city.
country- 1928 riasa. Morrow's Bureau, 721
Lexii^ton aye.. !>Mli St.
COUPLE. — Scotch Protestants; excellent cook
laundress: man pardoner, coachman, useful;
excellent references. Industrial Association (Inc.),
17 West 42d st.
GRADUATE NURSE — Permanent position for
care of invalid or elderly lady, or nervous
patient; three years in last pin.---, highest rcf
errnccs in Chicago nnfl elsewhere lus to re!l
abil'tv and adaptability: willing :'■ go to any
cltv or town. Address MisE F. Harms, Honey
Creek. T\'is
: bread
■!. cit; or cunt- . Mrs.
Cooper' a Agency. <i." Bth ay.-.
INFANT'S NURSE. — Scotch. Protestant: four
rears' exeHlent references; city or country;
S3<>: full charge from birth. Industrial Asso
ciation. 17 Weft 42.! Phone. .I^lO — Bryant.
INFANTS NUP-SE— Experienced young German
woman: best references; city or Country; wa«fs
$;.%?.'!'•. Call at Lanj; & Boecherer Co.'s Bu
reau. 43. -15. 17 West ■'«■! et. ___ ____
LADY'S MAlD.— Refined girl; speaks German
an.l English: unuerstandr- hairuiessinß. mani
curing. etc: {r^ o stMiimlisjßiii. willing to travel.-
Address J. \v. 15*. Newton st.. Brooklyn.
! LADY'S MAID — tWrccr.. H>?akinsr French; good
fewer and packer: best references -was^s .*^.v
! $30. OH at Lftr.s; A- Boecberer Co.'a, Bureau. 43.
' 4r.. 47 Wesl :;:■■', «
LAUNDRESS. — Neat, nice German *irl; excellent
laundress; carefri. -efficient: beat references.
Osterberg'a Bureau. 716 Lexington aye. Tel.
105.1 — Fla 2a .
I LAI'NDRKSS. — First class: can do plain and
fancy; a'FO collars, ruffs: exceptional pood,
reference, .lussila Bureau 680 Lexington av^.
T' I . 44.'.:: PJa^a-^ '_ : .
'LaTNI.VrEFS— Finnish -i' l does collars; will
! ins to assist with rhamtM ■■ -->r ; . fitj- or coun
try: be»t of rf-f^rrn .s. Weid'l Diireau, 321
rolumhu.o are. Tel. 7804 Schooler.
I LAUNDRESS — Young Swedish -woman; muni,
i- competent; shins. ■ collars, fine washinfr; .-;'-.•
>^ars on- place: wages $•'>('. Samnai n & Nelson's
i Bureau. 412 4:! i aye. "Phone 186S HadißOo
cquaT*. - ;
•LAI'fCDRESH— -First class Irish ciii. does siitrts
perfec best references; wages $sn. .-„•! at
Ltmg & Boech«rer Co.'s Bureau, 40. 45, 47 West
, 33d Ft. _ .
Xt'RSE — By Oenoan; thoroughly cwupwrnt; un
derstands *bi' ? and children:^ exoellpnt refer
rn-^-m- city or country. Mis. Cooper's Agency.
C" 6t'h aye
Nl'RSE.— Refinrd Prolestant German-American
fclri. for children; best references. 59 West
j K7th »-'t . basement. .
NI'RSE or v i RfiERY CSOVEBXESS—SefIaed
North German rirl; to prown up chliaren; good
sewer- best rafcmice*: wag. s |2S-$36. I>in«c &
poecherer Oo."s Bureau. 43. 45. 47 .Went 33ri st. _
TWO GERMANS '••"■»<. good tak. ■ other charrw
»«»rrfla4il. excellent waitrea?; city, countn Tel.
! 10:8 Plaza. "&lorrow'B Bureau. 721 I^-sington
1a v 7 corner_sgth -"*■' ' ■_
"tVAVTRI'SS ond chambermaid: yor.np Finnliih
" pi.:. '■ •" ot reienrßtic.es. Welds Bureau. Zll
Colnmbqa ay». ■ ,;
WAITRESS. PARLORMAID -G*rman Rirl: first
I class; can take butler'a pla< •■ . also exof-llent
<*uedieh waitress: %-cry *>ci=t refertnes. O«rter
: berg'a Bureau, 716 l^xjitgton .aye. Tel. IOM -
naxa . -
\vTfTKESS and PAKMRMAin- <'ompetfnt
Irish «rirl;.britt references; wages $25-J3O. <JHI
a* Lans ft Eoccheror Co.'s 13-arcan. 4a. !•". 47
West j.3'l pj- 1_
\VORKl>'fi IIOI'.-KKKEPKH-By widow, o?
would '■•■">' on laJv: no ot..t<-cik'it to travel; 11.
E C. care of Ml - T. V. KuU.v. 400 CM <{«•.; h »t.
INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes — City.
THE r.KRIJT7. SCHOOL OF rJ&GUACES
MADISON SQUARE (1122 BROADWAY) "
Barlera Eraii'-li, 543 I^enox ay.... n«arl37ts St.
Brooklyn nranrh.-gIS-I'SO Uvlngaton St.
SCHOOL AGENCIES^ '
American and .J-'oretrn 'iej«clier»' Agency,
funnile* Professors. Teacher*. Tutor*. c,o»
• raeßfeii. etc. "■ Colleges. Schools and Familial.
Apply »• . ii '- > **• J. YOUNG-FULTON..;
•^ 23 Union B^uara,
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
ROLL TOP
Brow p
EdKa
OFFICS .
- FURNITURE '.
in great variety
Of style and price.
i T. O. SELLEW.
11l Fulton £(.
PARTITION SALES.
I SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.—
Walter V. Starr and Charles M. Cannon, as
Administrators of the good?, chattels and
i credits which -were of David J. Dannat. de-
I ceased, and others. Plain: against Chand
: ler D. Starr and others. Defendants.
- In. pursuance of an Interlocutory Judgment
for the.partition Of real property by the sale
1 thereof, dated April 2f». 1910. and duly entered
i in the office of the Clerk of the County of
New Tork on May 2. 1010. I. the undersigned.
1 Referee in nald Judgment named, will sell at
I Public Auction, at the Exchange Sales Rooms.
1 No*. 14 and 16 Vesey Street, in the Soroush
i of itfanhattan, City and County of New York.
! on the 27th day of May. l»10. at twelve
, o'clock noon of I that day. by Joseph P. Day.
Auctioneer, the premises with the buildings
and improvements thereon erected, directed
by said Judgment to be sold and therein de
rcribed as follows:
First Parcel: All that certain lot. piece, or
i parcel of land with the buildings thereon.
Situate, lying and being in the City of New
1 York, Borough of Manhattan, bounded and
•I described as follows: ■
Beginning at a point on the westerly side of
- Tompkins Street, distant seventy-five (70;
feet northerly from the point formed by the
i intersection of the westerly side of Tompkins
• Street with the northerly side of Broome
I ! Street. end running thence northerly along
the westerly side of Tompkins Street twenty
: I five (SB) feet to premises number Seventeen
1 j Tompkins Street; running thence westerly
, along the southerly boundary line of premise*
number Seventeen Tompkins Street and along
r I a. line which makes on Its southerly side, an
i angle of ninety decrees. eighteen minutes.
■ thirty seconds <"v«>\ 1"'. 30") with th« west
. erry side of Tompkins Street, and partly
■ through a party wall one hundred (100) feet;
,S running thence southerly along a line parallel
i with Tompkins Street twenty-five (25) feet
to a point in safd line distant Feventy-fivr (75)
[ j feet two and one-half C",! inches northerly
; ! from Broome Street: and running thence east
, { er'y along a line. which makes, on its south-
I erly side an angle of ninety degrees, eighteen
; ! minutes, thirty second? (9S 6 , 18. 30") with
. the westerly side of Tompkins Street and
, ! alone the northerly boundary line of premises
' number Thirteen Tompkins Street, cna hun
i dred feet to the print or place of beginning.
; Together with all right, title and interest
, if any. In and to any gores of land adjoining
1 ■ the premises above described.
Said premises being known by the street
, number Fifteen -Tompkins Street.
Second Parcel All that certain lot. piece
. or parcel of lard with the building thereon,
: situate, lying and being in the City of New
j York. Borough of Manhattan, bounded and
described as follows: £
Beginning at the point formed by the Inter
i I section of the southerly line of the Williams
burg Bridge Property with the easterly side
! of. Mangin Street, -which point is distant one
! hundred and fifty rir.rii feet, four and one
i half <4\») inches northerly from the north
' erly side of Broome Street measured along
i the easterly olde of Mangin Street, and run
! ning thence easterly along the southerly 8 side
of said Williamsburg Bridge Property two
hundred ten (200) and two and one-half
(2 I ' 4) inches to the point formed by the in
tersection of the southerly side of said Will
[ iamsbursr Bridge Property with th« westerly
: side of Tompkins Street; running thence
! southerly along the westerly side of Tompkins
i Street twenty-five (25) feet; running thence
', westerly along a line which makes on its
! southerly side an angle of ninety degrees,
i eighteen minutes, thirty seconds (90°. 18*,
I SO") with the i westerly side of TompKlns
! Street, two hundred (200) feet two (2) inches
more or less, to the easterly side of Mangin
• Street, i and running thence northerly along
the easterly side- of Mangin Street twenty
[ five ._'.". i feet to the point or place of. begin
i ning.
Bald premise? being known by the street
i numbers 13 Tompkins Street and 26 Mangin
Street.
Dated. New York, May 2. 1910.
CHARLES L. HOFFMAN. Referee.
WILFRID N. O'NEIL, Attorney for Plain
tiffs. 135 Broadway, K. Y. City.
THEODORE 8. RUMNEY, Jr.. Atty. for
Deft., Andrew Shiland as sole surviving ex
ecutor, etc. • •
HAROLD SWAIN. Atty. for Deft.. Title
I Guarantee" & Trust Co.. etc.
ROBERT H. HAHN. Atty. for Defts., Will
iam D. Havllirnd and others.
OTTO B. SCHMIDT. Atty. for Deft.. Mart
; E. Starr.
LEONARD &- WALKER. Attys. for Defts..
Ellen M. Brooks and others. ■
BALDWIN & MAT, Attys. for Deft.. Caro
line Ray. .
FRANK M. TICHENOR/ Atty. for D»fts..
John Dimond and others.
SHILAND. SHOEMAKER A HEDGES,
Attys. for Deft.. Josephine D Pell. j
The following Is a diagram of the property
to be sold. its street numbers are 15 and 19
Tompkins Street and 26 Mangin Street:
, Southerly line Wllllamsburg Bridge property.
||» iTuuft. 2V 3 in. ' 0
r-h =~
$5 ~ 200 ft. 2 in. »** 2
! — ;
,1 Party wall ~*T — — i „
r ►* u& 3(v, _ -
•! A '" •
»* - ■ .
tt ;r - ; i ■•
I ■■ ? ■ "I
| ! I
' • North side Broome Stre.et.-
Eaid premises No. 10 Tompkins Street, being
tb* first parcel above d scribed and known in
the Interlocutory Judgment above mentioned
as "First Parcel," will be sold separately and
Is subject to a mortgage for Four Thousand
Dollars, which is Bast due, and Interest there
on from May Ist. 1010. at the rate of 5% per
annum
The approximate amount of the taxes, as
sessments and water rates or other liens
'which are to be allowed to the purchaser out
of the purchase money or paid by the Referee
on the sale of Aid No. 15 Tompkins Street.
Is One- Hundred and Ninety-eight 2-100 Dol
lars and interest. .
Bald premises No. 19 Tompkins Street and
No. -'•'• Mangin Street, and being the second
parcel above described, and Known in the
I Interlocutory Judgment above mentioned as
"Second Parcel." will be sold as one parcel
and are subject to the following liens and in
cumbranfes, namely:
On No. 10 Tompkins Street to a mortgage i
for 53. 100, which is past dv-, and interest I
thereon at 5% from May 14. 1910.
On No. 2fl Mangin Street, to a mortgage for j
$3 100, which is past due. and interest there- j
on' at S3 from May 14. 1910.
The approximate amount of the taxes, as- :
sessments 'and water rates or other liens j
which are to be allowed to th»> purchaser out |
of the purchase money or paid by the Referee I
on the sal. of said No. 10 Tompkins Street
and No. 26 ilangin Street, is Three Hundred
and Five 64-100 Dollars and- interest.
Dated. New York, May 2. 1010.
CHARLES L. HOFFMAN. Referee. ',
AUCTION SALES.
lIAX SCHWARTZ, AUCTIONEER.— BY
Virtue of a chattel mortgage, will sell this
day at 11 o'clock forenoon, No. 7 E. 13th
street, Manhattan Borough, large lot of colored
postal cards, cut and In sheets. By order of
attorney tor mortgagee. -
* ~ CIRCULAR DISTRIBUTERS.
DISTRIBUTING carß#, circulars, strict per
sonal supervision; highest references- Kelly
Distributing Service. 345 West 23d. '
LOST BANKBOOKS.
LOST — Bankbook No. 77^.?.4>7. Bank for Savings.
2SO 4th aye.. New York. Payment stopped.
Pleas'" return hook to bank._ ■ _
LOST-^Bankbook No. 640.472, Bank for Savings,
28fl 4th a- ••'■-. New York. Payment stopped.
Plfaso return book to bank.
L<-,ST.— Uankbock No. 509.830. of Dry Dock Sav
ings frtatitution. Any person having claims
upon said hook is called upon to present the
same to the bank ■within thirty days, or the
said 'book v. ill be declared cancelled and ex
r!ncuiFhe<t. and a net-, one ism>«vl hi lieu thereof.
LOST Oil STOLEN. — Bankbook No. 470.9*8. of
the Gorman Savings Bank in the City of New-
York. • Corner of Fourth, aye. «nd 14th St., taaMpd
to Pauline Meyer*. All reifjons are cautioned
against latins; the aam*. If not returned
to the bank on the 17th day of May. J'.'l", a
dvi licate Till I- Issued. -
SURROGATES NOTICES.
IS * PURSUANCE OF AM ORDER OP HONT
* Abner <". Thomas, a surrogate of the County
of New Yorfc. Notice 18 hereby given to all
persons having claims asain«t Ellen M. Pike,
late of the County of New York, deceased, to
present the same with vouchers thereof to
the subscriber, at her place of transacting
tusinefH. the office of Guthrie, Ban ft -s & Van
Sinderert. No- 44 Wall Street. in the City of
New York, on or before tho "Cth day of July
ucx t. ■ ; *
Dated.- New York, the 19th day of January,
ISIO. JEANNETTE P. GOIN.
Bxetwtrix. .
GUTHRIE. BANGS & VAN SINDEREN. At-
UH-naya for Executrix. 41 Wall Street.
■ New York City. ' .
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OK HON.
VbAer c. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County
or Ntw York, notice 1* hereby given to all
persons having claims against Charles Maync,
'.•■,• of the. County, of New York, Jc-tu;: .1. Ii
present the Ram- with vouchers thereof to
the subscriber, at l.< >• place, of transacting 1
business, at the, offices of Pratt. Koehler &
Russell, No. 47 Cedar Street. In th«\?lty of
New York, on or before the 23rd day of Sep
tember next. -
Dated New York, the 10th day. nf March.
1010. ; " s
CAROLINE matnc. Executrix.
Pratt. 1 Kn»blor Si Hufcsell. Attorneys for Ex
ecutrix. No. ■47 Cedar Ptreet, Borough of
Manhattan. City of New Yortc I
IN PURSUANCTE OF AN ORDER OF HON*
Ahner C. Thomas, a Surrogatn of Hir County
of Neiv York, not!..- In hereby Klven to all per
rons having claims against Alexander McDonald,
late .»t the County <>f New Y<ak. deccw^cd, t.i
j»aeent t!» earn* with vouchers thereof t.i th«
tuhcrriber. at his I lie.- of transactins business.
No. 1« : 5 Broadway, hi th* City of New York, on
Or before "'• nineteenth day of November IMPXt.
'Dated New York, th* «»veßt«enth day of May
1010. EDMUND Ki-epAXtVO, Administrator. * '
RESORTS.
"NEW YORK. .
HEU.Ta.fH fpTBILL'TOPS.'
Send C cents to the undersigned or call at
offices named below ana set. free, the
\£W YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.
book ef "SC.TL'trEB 1IO3IE9."
Full information about the delightful sum
mer vacation region of Orange. Sullivan, Ulster
and Delaware Counties. N. T. Information
Bureau. 425 Broadway. N. Y.
Offices in New York — 125. 1354 Broadwa7.
2-13 Columbus Aye.. 11l west 125 th St., 182
Fifth Aye. , Ticket Offices. Desbrossej and
West 42d St. Ferries. 56 Beaver St
In Brooklyn — Court St.. 470 Nostrand Aye.
GET PARTICULARS Of SPECIAL,
•♦DECORATION DAY" EXCURSION.
J. R. DUNBAR. G. P. A.. ■
Dept. a. sfi Beaver St.. X. Y.
TIE HOTEL f RONTEUC
1000 ISUHQS, ST.L&WRENCE RIVER, H.Y.
OPENS JUNE 18th.
A magnificent Hotel, delightfully situated en
an island in the St. Lawrence River, with an
exclusive class of patronage. The favorite water
for motor boats and boat racing. Fishing, row
ins, and all aquatic sports. A picturesque nine
hole golf course tr?c to guests of the hotel; club
house equipped with swimming pool, shower
baths, etc. Tennis. Unequalled bass and fresh
water fishing near hotel. For full information
address C. G. TRUSSELL. Mgr., Town an*
Country, 3SO Fifth Aye.. New York. Also Mgr.
Ron Air. Augusta, Ga. __■
HOTtL EiAATERSKILL
C—XN— — - MOUNTAINS.
A Summer Outing <£bo<ve the Clouds
iJirsest mountain hotel in the world. Table
and service- unexcelled. Garage; (coif links,
tennis, bowling, boating. Large orchestra.
Opens -June 25th. Close* Sept. 15tb.
Reservations of rooms can be made at
3C6 Fifth Aye.. Room 716. New York.
' Telephone' TACK Murray Hill.
Briardiff Mm
BRIARC'MFF SIAXOR, NEW TOKK .
Under the rannasement of DAVID B. PT,I MTTR
GEORGE W. TIjTTIJB. Aesirtant Manager.
* N. Y. Offi'->'. Windsor Arcade.
Tel.. 327* Murray Hill.
CEDAR CLIFF INN,
MONROE. ORANGE CO.. N. Y.
A delißhtful resort among; the hills and
lakes; »unv modern house, suites with bath.
uteHm heat. SOO feet elevation. 49. miles from
city: own garden. 100 acres of grounds, golf,
tennis, boating, bathing, fishing, music, drives,
garage, no mosquitoes nor malaria. Booklet.
W. M HAIGHT. ■
Saratoga Springs
New York state's Mineral Spring Reservation,
SO Hotels and 4>»> boarding places, accommodat
ing i*>.fi«lo summer boarders. For personal in
formation address Room 4, The Arcade, Saratoga
i-'piings. New Toil?
Frospect house
SHELTER ISLAND HEIGHTS, 1,. 1.. >*. Y.
Opens June 25. Golf. Tennis. Yachting:.
Bathing. Garage. Delightful Climate. Pure
Water. Booklet- >". Y. Office. 1122 Broadway,
cor. SSth St. E. A. LANGWORTHY. Mgr.
PENNSYLVANIA.
THE KJffATINNY
The leading hotel at Delaware Water Gap.
Fa Main hoto) now open. Every convenience
and amusement. Paddle horses and instructors.
Write for booklet showing hot-!, auto maps,
etc. G. FRANK fOPE.
THE KITTATINNY is not connected with
any ether hotel at tho Water Gap.
THE MOUNTAIN -PARADISE
for those who seek the best in location, ap
pointment, service and comfort.
WHTES GaP MOUSE
Remains open to December. Booklet and
A-.;to Map 9. JOHN PT T RPY rQPK.
MAPLE WOOD CAMP
And SUMMER HOME. June 6-Sept. 15, $110.
Near Phlla. 4Sth year. Special car» to little
boys. Winter session. Sept. 16. prepare? 40 boys
tor college or business. J. SHORTLIDGE. A. M..
Yale. Prin.. Box 194. Concordvllle. Del. Co.. Pa.
MOUNT POCOXO, DELAWARE WATER
GAP. STROUDSBURG. CRESCO. POCONO
SUMMIT, DELAWARE VALLEY.
FAMOUS SUMMER RESORTS. •
Information at* 420 Broadway. New York City.
NEW SPRfCE CABIN INN.
Where you can catch trout. Ro.-ms en suite and
with private baths. Booklet. W. J. i M. D.
PRICE. Canadensis, Pocono Mts.. Pa.
>"EW JERSEY.
HOTEL TRAYBSORE
Atlantic City. K. J.
Open Throughout the Tear.
Famous as th« hotel with every mo*afa
convenience and all the comforts of horse.
TRAYMORE HOTEL COMPANY,
D. S. WHITE. Pres.
Chn*. t>- Marqnette, Msr. r ." J ,
Come to Atlantic City and enjoy the delights
of the Sea Shore in May and June, combined
with the comforts and conveniences which, this
famous AH-the-year resort has to offer. .
Hotel Dennis
with everything modern. Is always open and
maintains an unobstructed ocean view.
WALTER J. BUZBT.
QDarl&oreuQl) = Blenfccim
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Joslah White & Sons Company.
THE COLONIAL
SPRING LAKE. H. J.
Opens early in June.
MISSES VANDERHOOF & REYNOLD 3.
MASSACIirSETTS.
LENOX. MASS. I
LENOX, MASS. I
*2 Ci OPENS MAY 27. 1910. ■*»£
New York Office with Town & Country.
Astor Trust Bide.. 359 Fifth Aye.
O. D. SEAVET, Manager.
Masnificent Scenery. Beautiful Drives.
Invigorative Climate. Pure Water.
t— ■»> Finely Equipped Garaye and Ptablea. /»a
SFS Choice Vi!!e Sites for Sale. ef?|
B FINEST RESORT in the FAMOUS «k
Choice Vills Sitea for Sale. £?•
FINEST FFSORT in the FAHOIS «k
ERKSHIRE HILL®
STO6KBSIDGE, Red Lion Inn
MASS. now °P« n
IN the Heaton Half
opens ' middle June.
BERKSHIRES An « Pr £ eadway
N. Y. Office. Hotel Flanders. West 47th St.
Berkshire Hills
THE liAPLEWOOD
PITTSFIELD,' BERKSHIRE CO.. MASS. *
WILL OHli-\ AiAY 28.
Send for 191f> Booklet and Auto Road Map
ARTHUR .V PLUMB.
DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY.
ra.fijE.V-s) rUin^i Mention Tribune.
A. FMITH. «04 West l*?2d St.
DOGS, BIR PS, ETC.
PARKWAY PET .STOCK
Dogs boa!'!-.; in sanitary ca£»s; Bostons at
stur>: all leading rernf-dies. 44 West 110 th st.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
I SUPREME COURT. STATE AND COT'XTT
of New York. — Mary A. Mahon. Plaintiff:
Emm;! M. Due lien ■— Isaac Goldberg, De
fpp.dents. — Summons. Trial desired in New
York County. — To tho above named defend
i ants: You are hereby summoned to nnnwor
tlv complaint In this action, and to s»rvr a.
copy of your answer on the plaintiff's attorney
within twenty days , after the senrtc* of this
summons, exclusive of the day of service,: and
In caw »t your failure/ to appear, or answer,
Judgment will be take" against you by default
for the relief demanded In the complaint
; Dated. March -•;. t»>" • i
ROBERT J. MAHON.
Plaintiff's Attorney.
Office and PostoQce. Address. 154 Nassau
Street, Manhattan Borough, New York City
N. y. ;■-;/;>;
To Isaac GolOberg: The foretrninjr summons
it. served upon you by publication pursuant to
an order, of Hon. Edwarrt B. Vhttney fustic
of in- Supreme Court of -!.:•.. of Si ■■ York.
New York County, dated the I"-: Oar of May.
lino, and fiif«l 11- same day in th* Office, of
the Cierk of N>w York County, at New York
County four! House, in Manhattan Borough.
New York City. • ROBERT J. JfIATIO?J,
PiainttfT's Attorney.
154 Nassau Street, Manhattan Boreal New
V.irk CItSV .
(jl PRElfk COURT. KYNGR~<V^rNTY~Jt£
« dith C. ' ut.lnc. Plaintiff, against Robert 1,.
Cutting, defendant. — Summons.— To the above
. named Defendant: \v,ii. are hereby summoned to
in >•>*•• the complaint in this action, a;* I to serve
a ccpy of your answer on rh.- Plaintiff's Attcr
nev within twenty days after the service of tht»
minirrcons. exrlusive. of th.- day of service, and
In rase of your failure to appear, or answer.
Judgment will b» taken against you i -..- default.
iff the relief demanded In the complaint.
r>at»d April liith. l»to
■ CHARLES S. AHONSTAM. Plaintiff's Attorney.
■ OCtce and Post OfflN Address, No. 215 Mim
:arue Street. Brooklyn, N. V.
To Robert L. Cuttlnc: The foregoing mmmciv
Is served ur*iti >•*» by publication. "pursuant to
an order of HonuraH* Jamf-s A. I!!ai«hard. a
JcKtlce of tin* Supreme Court of the State ol
New York, tinted the 'J»U% day* of April. U»l<),
I and ili.-.i with the complaint In tho o;dc« of th«
Clerk of the County of Ne\r York.
'HAS 8. ARONSTAM.
Ofllf* and Post Offic* Adores*. ii* liomam
Street. . Brooklyn,. X V. _ : ,
TIV.E TA3LES.
S*ONE5 *ONE HONORED GOLDEN HOURS AT SEA"
A booklet you should havp. BeatttittilJjr and
profusely illustrated, interesting and instructive-
YOURS FOR. THE ASKING
It tells in storied form how you can enjoy the varied
and delightful features of a charming voyage on the At
lantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico; a sojourn in the half-
French, half-American city of New Orleans, and a splen
did trip in Pullmans through the great industrial cen
ters of the South and Middle West. It describes for you
New Orleans, Houston, San Antonio. Los Angeles, Santa
Barbara, San Francisco, Portland and other interesting places.
Southern Pacific Steamships
NEW YORK NEW ORLEANS
L. IT. XTTTIXO. 0.P.A.. 366-1158 OR 1 BROADWAY. XEW TORK
MBEUTSOHUHD^
16^00 TONS. <
Special Sailings
\ HAY 28, JULY 2 i
. 6 Days to London & {
|k Paris. 7 Days to_B
Hamburg .j3jl
LINE
All Modern Safety Devices (Wiralesa. _c.)
LONDON, PAHiS, HAMBURG.
tUnercelled Klt2-Carlton a la Carte Restaurant.
Gymnasium. Eiec. Baths. Elevator. Palm Garden.
GrafWal'aea.ilaylS.-irMl'Pres. Lincoln. ..June 1
♦ K's'n Aug. Vie. May 21 |O. •♦■ana June 2
Bluecher May lU'.'tAmerlka June*
Deutschland May 23 1 *Pres. Grant June 8
{Hamburg direct. "New.
3 "-VP A _ V«T VIA GIBI^\LTAE.
8 I MA 9_ TT NAPLES
» B «ai 9 AND «IiNO-V
9. S. MOT.TKK May SI, It A. M.
S. B. BATAVI.A Jon* 14
S. 8. HAMBl'Rft -'. Jane 21
TRAVELLERS* CHECKS ISSUED.
Tourist Dept. for Trip* Everywhere.
Hambnrg-American Line. 4.* i Broadway. N. T.
i— SPECIAL "BAILINC— i
of the Well Known TWIN SCREW
cßuisixa s. s.
8000 fi 0 C A m H bilge
TONS U U5: M Vi ft KEELS
JUNE 2
Plymouth Cherbourg Hamburg
Ihie Jnne 10 -. Jnne 10 Jane 11-12
FIRST CLASS OMY
VERY MODERATE KATES
I EVERT PRIME REfGUISITE FOR I
I A PERFECT OCEAN VOYAGE 1
Luxurious Arrommodationft. .
Excellent Cni.^ine Jfc Service. '
~ All Modern Safety Devices.
HAMBURQ.A^EBiCAH LIHE
41-45 BROADWAY.
fCronprinzessin Oecilie
Sails May 24 for
LONDON— PARIS— BR EH EN.
Wireless and Submarine Signal*,
NTo London. Farts.
4~\». Bremen.
I^Al^Tll Express Sanaa*
1 1 *1 I Mi Tuesdays. 10 A. M.
j> i yj a *"— Kronp.Cecilie.May24
TM _. Kr >^p.\V'h'm.May.3l
Ilymoutn. K.Wilh*lm ll.June 7
Cherbours. j^\ K.WmderGr.Juae 1*
*~ (icrman
Thurs-ys.IOAM Vyvl lJJLft^.ll
G. Kurfuerst.May 19^" ■»--■■
P.Fried.Wm.May 2«>
P. Alice Tune 2
G.Wash'gton.June 9 /. "
To Gibraltar. Naples _
and Genoa. • |T — -~lm~
Sailings Sat. .ll A.M. ': I_._ _J|
Prim. Irene.. May 21 i I f\\7
Barbaroasa. . Miv 9 1 111 VI 2
Berlin (new). .June 4 JulU 1 f %Ml
Fried'h d. G.June 11 ™^^"™" a> •» m " ""
Independent Aronnd-the-Wnrld Totirs.
" - ; .. Travelers' checks Hood all over
the world.
OELEICnS * CO.. General Agents
5 Broadway. Kew York.
OUS^ARO LiS^ES
Piers 84 and 196, North River, foot of 14th St.
Offices Sl-24 State: St., opposite the Battery.
Lusitania— Maurciania
Largest. Fastest. Fln»"«t Steamers Afloat.
Bsw York to London Direct
VIA FISnGUARD
Is the most expeditious route also to
PARIS-BERLIN-VIENNA
Leave New York Wednesdays. 9 A. M.
MONDAY' IS LORDOI . TUESDAY il PARIS
Wireless Talecrapb. Scbmarine 61raal»
Lusltania May IS' Mauritania June 1
Campania ~ May 25|Lusitanla Juno 8
•Carmacia.May *Caronia..lun» 11. 10 air.
•Will call at Queeastown and Fishguard. v
HC>GAKIAN-AMKKIC.\> S£i:VlC£.
To FiL'ME. via
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. TRIESTE.
tCarpathia.May lO.nooniJUltonia Juno 18
Panncnla. .June 2. &oon[tCari»athia. July 7
Calls at Genoa. {Carries second and third
class passengers only.
Travellers' checks issued — good everywhere ■
The Royal Mai! Steam Packs t Company
VZS? VACATION
$20 and Up Round Trip
The "Land of Perpetual Spring," average
temperature 70". 700 relies out in the At
lantic Ocean, in th» pure sea breezes.
Golf. TennU. Boating:, Fishln*. Bathta?
, and Cycling. - - , • , ■
Lilies and oleanders now in full bloom.
Til IS IS® 12 days $45.00
lHyp^y 12 days $45.00
With Transportation. Meal*.
• Hotel, Excursions, and I>rJve3 laflisßafl
By .Magnificent «»Apn»Qvq M •»•••*
Ocean Liner t>rOi<lV«l tan 9.
Well known for steadiness at sea. sailing
every Wednesday at 10 A. M.. Pier 52.
North River. N. T. Wireless Telegraphy
and Bilf* Keels. Orchestra. High-class
Cuisine. Electric Fans in all Staterooms.
Sanderson £ Son. A^t*.. 25 State St.. >". T.
AMERICAN LINE **??£s> £ V*
X. V. — I'lymonth Cberfcoary — Southampton.
New York May 21 j Philadelphia June 4
St. Paul J*»y Sa St. Louts June 11
RED STAR LINE jgi?^
>TTn- YOIIK— DOVER— ANTWERP.
Lapland mew). May 21.11 amlFiniand 'una 4
Kroon land... May 31. '•' .30 am Vaderland -iuae.3l
V/HITE STAR LINE SY £^.
N. V.. UueeßAtown. Ilolybead. Liverpool.
Celtic. May 21. 9:30 aml Arabic: .Tun* 4
Cedric ... May 2*. noon Baltir Juno 11
N. Plymouth Cnerbonrs— Southampton.
Oceanic. May IS. 2 p ml Adriatic June 1
Ma |e«tl May 2T».9:3rt3mi T»utonl<» .... Jure S
3C X. AND nOSTO»— MEDITERIIA^EAN.
Oar Travelers* Ch«*k« Hood Ererrwhere.
Offices 9 B'way & Pier 62. tt. R. (23d St.). N. T.
ANCHOR LINE
GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY
rurneaaia.May 21. 3 pm! Caledonia June. 4. 3pm
Coiumola-J-ay Ti, Warn: California-June 11. 10 am
FIRST C.ißl>". $67.50 and 572.50.
bKCf>ND ' ABIN, $43 and $47 J0-.
THIRD CLASS 528.T5 and »30.
H ENPER3ON BROTHERS. 17-1» Broad^raT
STR "n" I IIIE Pt r 11. Wall St. Ferry,
fit iff V LinC Brooklyn, at noon.
For San Juan. P. R-. La Guayra, Pto. Cabello.
Curacao and Maracalbo. via Curacao.
CARACAS. . -May 21 PHII.APfcLPHrA June 4
For La Ouayra. Curacao and Mara«-aih^>
MARACAIBO M*y 2SIZUMA...,. hint 11
Superior Accommoaations tor Passengers.
BUSS. PAIJ.ETT & CO.. •
General Managers. 62 Wall St. _
BOLLAHD-AMERiCA
fi C \ w vot»— tmmn.sM m aeuLoo>t &a
kottordaiu. May 24.10am| Potsdam. rune 7
Ryri<lam.Ma>- SI. I" ami New Amsterdam. Jane 14
Ui>:laD<l-Ameri<it Line. 39 Broadtray. X. V.
For ■>"*•« t>ari;!i, Potlsakeep.Hie and Kicc»tou.
week <Uy». I p. m.
For .Vi-nliurm and Intermediate landinrs.
week day, .5 p. m. Saodaya. fl ». m.
E,V R OP E
UPTOWN STKAJiSHTP OFTrCE. ALL LINES.
CHOICER ROOMS. LOWEST RAYBft
INTERNATIONAL SLEEPING CAR CO»
• Headquarters (■->•■ Travel da Lux*.
2SI FIFTH AVE-. COR. SOTII ST. V
TVrlt* for "Ocean Saltings" A "Return jt»lltnr»."
fuui TOURS TO ETTROPE
Itineraries carefully mad» and many special
features render onr T«ur» rtry- detlsbtful.'
Good Tour» tti $27.1 steward; Passion - Play
fi-»tiir»rt. North Cape Tour $6.V».
FK.VXK C. HARK. Tim-» Kldg.. Nrir Tor».
COUK'» TOlißd-TO %i t:opc
and tM»- PASSION PLAT at O6»ramm»rj»u.
THOS. COOK & 50N". '213.' 1200 B*way.
. (JiS> ilatllsoa Aye.. 563 Are.. Jfetr Tor*.
T !ME TABLES.
' ALL-THE.-T AY -BY 00CT fl II
VATER-DIRECT Kl•X■ Ii 1 N
BETWEEN YOU MO %* U%J I Ul l
Via I/on-r Im_hml .-ocntl. Slock Inland Sotted.
i XartlM* Vineyard Sotiisd. Xaatnekrt Snaii and
Atlantic Ocean. Metropolitan _l __l_> I' __ ■ — — — ' +
I i'frxlet- to b« remiTaed May 23rd.
Triple Screw \f _. I«, O. n nH itnv>4
Tnrbine Steel (a c $1, Harvard
NEW YORK TO BOSTON", M.CO. Throo«li
Tickets hy rarion!» Routes t»» Ea«t«»rn Commer
cial Centres as well as to th« Coast. itTOßtaln.
Inland. Island and Lalte Re»ort» of America's
Summer Playground, including Main*. V#W
Harnpshtr*. "Verr Bran—wrick. Nora Scotia, Ac
AN rxBROKK'N NIOirTS KR»T direct
from City to Olty an Luxurious Steasishipi
over th« moat fascinating Salt Water Route la
the World.
Th" YALE and JIARVASX* bom On yuel*
are equipped with Wire'.aM T=!«a*raphy. Sub-
I marine Signal S'rvtci?. s?»arch'ia'ht. and ar»
provided with, ail modern devices to li— ora>
Safety. Comfort and Convenience
!*('linil ( Bcejinninsr May 23rd) "WeeV-
I day.; and Sundays. From N»w Tork lea— » Flar
I :». North River, near foot' of Rector Street. aX
4 P. M. Same schedule fro— India Wharf.
i Boston. Dv« either City 8 o'cioclc th» foJlow
ing" momtry.
TICKETS A>T> STATEBOO7.I3 at PUr 9.
North River; also at New Tork Tra«_*»r Co.
| and principal Tourist and Ticket OMaea
; throughout Greater New Tork. Through tickets
on sals at nearly aril -.Railroad and Jt«tmNsi ß
Ticket OfleM throughout Country. Writ*
Gen'l Pass'r A*t., Pier 9. U. R.. for Folders.
Hotel Lists. &c.
METROPOLITAN STE-\M3niF fOMPWT,
Pier 9. North Hirer. M Cnrtlandt 171.V
FALL RIVER LINE
3 bbB3BB US I£3 9 a *bl ■1m «■
(Splendid — Splendid Service)
Where to go this summer —
a puzzling question.
Just as likely as not you'll
find the answer at 171 Broad
way.
Fall River Line steamers leave)
New York. Pier 19. North River, ;
foot of Vfzrren street, at 5:30
P. M. Get you to Boston as early
as 7 o'clock next morning
later if you like. • C^l
Fare to Boston •P'T
Telephone 5121 Corilaodt for isfonnatiotf
City Ticket Office— l7l Broadway.
I^BfiDSdN RIVED j
The Popular Searchlight Koate
PEOPLES " UHE TO f-LBpY
i ST'R ADIRONDACK or C "vT. 310R3X.
( Pier "2. N. It, foot Canal St. 6P. M V. . 129t1i
' St.. «:30 P. M. icommenclng May 20) daily (Sun—
; day excepted>. From Albany dally (Sunday «x—
rcitIZESS LIME TO TBGY
! N«w Strs. TROJAN or RENSSELAER. pie*
4a N. R.. ft. We« loth at.. 9 P. M. daily (Sat
' urdays exeepted>. From Troy daily (Saturdays)
| excepted.. 7:3>> P. M- Sunday steamer to-uc3«s
!at Albany. Round trip. $2.30 via both l:nea.
; 10 day limit.
Comfort, speed, safety;: excellent <-ulsina ami
, service. Direct rail connection at Albany and
' Troy for points North. East and "West; horse-a
! and automobile^ carried »t r»«*>niiN!« rata».
DAYOUTIfiSS
Special Tours. 2. 3
an<l 4 days. Gr*atl>
reduced rates, all <•■»
penses, oniy $7.50 up.
; including Niagara Falls. Atlantic City.
Boston, ?aratoKa. Lake G+nrg*. Ca»-
Iki:i3, Delaware Water i "r»p. "Washington.
• Old Point, etc. Send for Special Circu
lar. .Ar.V::.-'TF:R? TOCRS. 31 W«« 80th
St., New York.
Sp*—;a! Week End Excur-ioa
for Dce#raiion. Day
To All CatsWlt Mt. Rasorta.
nTPViII 'Steamers leave Pier "»3.|«
..•tii O&iLL N. r.. ft. Christopher st. Vbcnzt
EVENING ■ EEK . T f, at i P - "" **•
■ imc Catskill-Hud»oo _ .
LIKE Coxsackio
RED BANK USE.
Leaves Franklin' St. Pier 2*. X. It. tolly 2^Bo
P. 11.. Sunday B:3t> A. M.. Batter>' 2..W P. M..
Sunday »u*i A. M. for Highlands. Red BanK etc.
Trolley to Lr>ng Branch St Asbury Park. Etc.. 60c
fUDSOH RIVER DAY LIB
FOR ALBANY AND WAT LANDINGS.
FIRST If TRIP MAT 20th: DOWN. 2T»t.
First Trt? St"am«r -Robert Fulton." May 2191.
>t»am"r MARY POWELL cunmwctj Mar 3M-
a XCJLJR SIONS.
CHiliiu EXCURSIONS
West Point, No*!)!;,-!}., & Pougbkeepsle
BT Htrr>s?ON* RIVER DAT LINE STEA3TXK3
ON AND AFTER MAT 21ST.
SEE STEAMBOAT COLC3C*.
CARPET CU=ANING.
H, Y. CaHPET CLEANIN6 WORKS
Oldest. Lar»;«st. Most Modem.
Te- 41T02— 4693— EsrabliaU«<S lIST.
Rugs Woven from Old Carpets.
Prices Reasonable. Scad for Circular.
437 and 439 W.4s!!i.St.
•H* M JORDAN. EPTTTX T.gNTg.
Carpet & Rug Cleansing
Tfce 0, U. Brcwn Go. SUspksaM
Vi r> OrCnn UV« -331 J> Murray flat
CAREFUL CAKfET CLEANINO CO.— Clean*
by compraaasd air. steam, haod or on (tear.
ir^4 Broadway. 433 East 4>th St. COX *
BRANDT. T*l 132— SSth.
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
rf— — — c I>EAKS. UOI.L A>T> FLAT TOPt
/SZZ:,-<i~%£H Fillne Cabla#tn. l>»rU£Joa-».
f**" &% Chair."*. Tabi»». Wallcasss mad
1 Sbotvca**».
Slii&iW E. IIAMBrnfiEB A CO..
dSk^.^ 33 East 20th St.
TYPEWRITING AND TYPEWRITERS.
TYPEWRITERS rented, bouftht. M
I llJLli til ILIiU E«gl« T Co.. 312 B^ray.
VICTOK VISIBLE- 7U Nassau St. ; *oatalo«ii«
fr»e: .15 makes la =ien part Ba.vn»e:u . o.tr**.n*
Ja rwcofly. Remmgtcvr.g. OliTors. SiatUts.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
14* TH ST.. 317 WEST. — Handaoma rooms fot
iientl«nj«n; electricity. TUed baths. *°— cew
frrta. choi?> tabit. ladep«adeac«; Broadway sub
way; <> 511 v. •-'-:: -.
"_ 'SHED BOOMS TO LET.
LARCH SVXi«T CORXE! ROOM, rttnntei
water; pn»at# ramllT: beaittitul lo%iiior,
facias th» liaison, taleptioaie. Harrisoo. -IS
Wet 101<t T. Telepbon* IU-.wUr
MACHINERY. DIES AND MODELS
FOR 45Al£ — N*!-w tenoning :vd mortlsins out
fit. I>o«a coptns. Lea* l£*» halt ordinary
coat. Greatest enpacitr «n.i etflcleney. ilacluc*
detr.onat rated. Mcctiaaical Unslaeerlnt Co.. 131
Raade St. ■
BUSINESS CHANGES.
COLLECTIONS promptly an.i vigorously han
dl«d. 11. P Trr: R«»ofn. 130CB Sinser Bids.
PROPOSALS.
PJtOdPOa*L« FOR COnnUGAfED STEEL
Bar* — Scaled proposala tbill be received at th<»
oS\e» of th» • ;-n*ra' Purcbaatag Oflkw. I't-mUrj
riiaal fmnaiHairii Waahlngtoa. IX C.. uat:l S;»>
p. m.. May 31. i;>10. at which time they will i>»
opened In- public, for ' irrii.ibioa- thin above-men
tioned nrttclir*. Rlarks and ir»««nt laforreation
MM to •.• . Circular «No. iS?-B> .iv be ob«
tallied fr»>m thN ofltcei cr M.. offices of ta* A9~
sisunt Purchasirwr Ajetsts. St Stat** StPM>J. Ntw
Te'k City, and S." NatKmal Reitlty CuCdtnie. ti*^r
Orleune. La. ; »Wo f ro.i> tne V. »•- Emrtaeer Of
fices In Pittabure, Pa., ana St, laal*. jio. >. C
BOCOS. Captain. Corps of? ttnLaerrm. C, A ->- ,
C«acnl rurctaslßs officer.
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