New York Tribune (New York, NY) 1909-03-06 [p 11] › lccn › sn83030214 › ...JXJDIXG OX HEIGHTS....

JXJDIXG OX HEIGHTS. CORRESPONDENT, 2.*.. good education. strong personality, desires position where these qualifications are reeded; thoroughly experienced bookkeeper; highest refereftcea. Address Competent. 28 Hast 14th st. CARPENTER, Ac.— Man, »: Oermaß; ex- l>wlanced carpenter; has own tiiols; also ur. '.t-rstunus horses: at anything: city .ir country B W. Miller, 159 East 4th St. CLERK. Stc -Shipping and r«»celvln«; clerk, packer, marker; all round man; handy with tools, thirteen -ears' experience; first class references Rai;.h Mnnn. 441 West 31st st. CHAUFFEUR, with private Tamlly, experience and reference. Adiress R ».. rare ot I. icomobila ' o . 7<'>th ?t. and Broadway. CHAUFFEUR.—Aged 23; careful driver; mechanic; privatp family: city or country; reference. Swede, 800 Stuyreaast aye.. Brooklyn. RAILROAD*. BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. ROYAL BLUE LINE THAIN3. EV«ry Other Hour on the Even Hour." -TO baltimore AND washingto«». direct connection IN new LV station. Washington, with all lines south. w Leave New York D * li T- 2MSt. LIST St. Washington. sie«rp«™ 11.10 pm 1.30 ta »vashicgton. Diner. Parlor 7.30 «m 8.00 am "•shinitton. Diner, Pkrhr BSO am l<i.«.a.-« "a^hington. Diner. Parlor. Jl.3O am 12.00 o a vis»h.n»ton. Parlor LSSasa 2:00 pea Parlor Car » New To''k •\u25a0-> Richmond. Vs. Tiojral I^d..-Dln«-.P«rU»r 3.50 pm »Oi» p?a wl'k"* 10 " 1 Dtner. Parlor 3.50 pm «.0O pn » Washington Buffet. Psrlor 8.60 pa 700 pa ~. Through Daily Trams to U.« Wot. Crj.cgn. httabun . 7 Warn OS am Pi»»s?* toiu ! " J " 11 SO am li(»B-a -£?!"£*\u25a0 ?""'\u25a0\u25a0 iSOpm 4C«pn» PllUf-.r Limited" ...8.50pm 7.oOpta X 0X 0 - \u25a0»\u25a0 r Louisville HsOpm 130 am tin., at. L.. LouUMll. .. . 930 am 10.00 am tl °- st - L. Louisville 0.50 r ,r.i 0.00 pm Mmi ,*•„;*'\u25a0 * 34 130 Broadway. « Astor «.. Brock! p." West 23d st. and Liberty it. —*«***_• ? M- S!eepin B Car rwerratloas «nd fL-.l Informatl « regarding trains, etc.. can be obtained at Bureau or Information. Chelsea!" RR • St - Ter - "KWM »i*«— . ' \u25a0 FLORIDA !—! — — . ANO ! Ry Special Puilir.«a CUBA rmr *' n from **" j _ i York. Ma-ch 9. At- trdrtiv* murs at In- | elusive rare* t" th» famous r""»^rt» • Of the EAST roAST Of FLORIDA 1 AND HAVANA, iend tor ltiae- ' rarie» MAR3TKRS TOURS. al| i W. :!<«h St . New York. j ElrJudnlfJ WALLS V. Toot of w.tsj \u25a0 rortl.indt* L>f»nrvs!>es3r» 8. \u2666P»ilT. Suntiar! »T -'V t.H.g». >•; 4%. rt<) ts n\JS. z\t\. _ 'A.v > VTA Lv NY. O rCaffalo Express hCffjii ••; so a m llnlTali>->'h!,-» r r l F.xnre««..i«l.» *> .« j: *t]r» Ml /> * BUI X |I|»ll.M> K\rnr>4 ; «11 33 A M 'r' tO*** «;ii'p«S<>.T..;..nt-. K\pre-s. 'bJ.'W p.i'jJji r » Tljß_MfKKAl.«>TK\iy.' 'T MVn! hi»|.| 305 au J nfellrmaway. Fecnsyivacis iVrrtea. CALIFORNIA LOW RAVES. Southern Pacific S. S. and R. R. STEAMBOATJ*. , lS)iyj© U Mlv AWL ENGLAND IWQ) U 'vw'yj Nr=V ENGLAND LGHG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES 1 FALL. RIVER LINK via Newport and Fall Hlver. Lr. Pier 19. N. R.. ft. ».-r«a St.. Dally 5:.») P. M- ?*rs. COMMdN- WEALTH and PROVIDENCE. Orchestr* on each. NORWICH LUCE Via Stminjrton. iff Pier 40. N. R.. ft. Clarkson t^t.. wee* days. .', 'Ml P. M :Pier T" E. R.. ft. 3. 22d St.. «:SO P. M. i=trs. CHESTER W. i.HAPIN an.'. HI'HAK PECK. NEW HAVENLINE For New H*»ea. Hartford. Strlngfle:<l and North, weea days only L* Pier 28, li. R.. 3:UO P. Si Str. CITY OF LOWELL. Tickets, staterooms anj Information at City Ticket Ufllê. 11l Br>«dsav. nea» Cortlandt St. Telephone 5121 Cnrtlandt. , Also at N. Y. Transfer and Tourist L>acae »nd at Piers. ; For riHialllHSSSta and Rond'iuf Moa.. !W»d. and I'ri.. 4 P. M For Newburgh. Z P. M. CHAUFFEUR - COACHMAX.— Thoroughly understands both; can Ely* th« best of American and European references. Gar- land. 426 East SIM St.. care of Russell. CHAUFFEUR.— Experienced on all inak<»3 of cars, (rasokne or electric; mechanic; do«>R own repair:;; reference*, Blumenkrana, 11*7 Boston dtoad. The Bronx. Take 2 Weeks yc°r!r Easter Vacation S8 .uperD h ' S.S.Oceana 8^ From New York SATURDAY, April 3, for Iffif^lSMfllM Stay 32 h*«rS-SS. l2)b=llUtJuLiyiiliJA the Eaater illtaß \u25a0 bloom under tunny skies. nJTT o 11 InHyiiroilM® * hours' stop ; to the delightful places of. Interest. Iriyilfll U iyi IniUIW mam 22 hour,. including Easter Sunday. ffnllflfrUM Havana - st * y 3<J hour l<> ViiJiiylSlini enjoy its many attraction". Returning to New Tork April 10. with renewed energy for the Spring season. nates, from $90 up. secure transportation, meals and accommodations. Write to the !M!i!iIM!EiMK! 0531 41-45 Broadway, New York (HlA!M[i(!ilM o^Mliii©AK] London — Paris — Hamburg. WE FAMOUS FLYER 5. S. DEUTSCHLAND RS6H feet long. 16T.00 tons. 23H knots speed. SAILING MARCH 11. 11 A. M. TOUR DE LUXE 39 days— $440 In connection withthis silling. •Pretoria. Mar li,an» I *Peansylv'a Mar. 13 XJ chlandMar.ll.llamlKalstrin . Mar. 20 l •To Hamburg direct. fl "IT Hill! M VIA AZORES— GIBRAI.T- U (I lr\ IL U TAR. NAPLES AND S.S. HAMBURG. J'March 23. 11 a. m •' BATAVIA. t>pr. IS. 10 a. m. " MOLTKE. t"Apr 27. 2 p. m. •I'alU Azores. '.Gibraltar. JNap!ea and Genoa. HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE. 45 Broad- | way. N. T. j AMERICAN LINE !£ O ViS f JK *- 1 PLYMOUTH—CHERIVG—SOUTHAMPTON j St. Louis Mar. CiSt. Paul . ... Mar. 30 Philadelphia. Mar. 131 New York .. Mar. 27' RED STAR LINE From u PI r &* R NEW YORK—ANTWERP— I'ARia Kroonland . Mar. « Vaderland Apr. 3 Z»eland Mar. 13!Zeeland Ap". 10 WiilTfiSIAR line Ii R 1 \u25a0 NEW VOBK-QL- NSTOWN— LIVERPOOL Celtic.Mar. 13. l'l am Cedrie...Apr. 3. • am : Paltic.Mar. 27. 10 am Celtic .. Apr. 10. 0 am PI.YMOITH— rHERRG— SOUTHAMPTON tleirrlOS-.aoani T«i»ontcMar24.»-**m OceanlcMarl7.2:3opm' Adriatic. Mar.3l. 3 pm ; NEW YORK & inf*/«\fl J/ lo> !C( ?6 \ v7tC}'ir : boston T" !!il MILv &, It^Virsl Via Aaores, Madeira and Gibraltar. Roman!.-. Mar. 18. 2:-10 P.M.: Apr.l7.May 22 Finland. .Mar. -•:). Apr. 2i>. in« 5. July l'> lanoplc. .Mar. 27. 3 P.M.: May S. June 13 Cretlc. . Apr. 3. noon- May 13: June \u25a0••i : PASSENGER OFFICE. 9 BROADWAY. , From Piers 51-52-56 North River. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUKEN^TOWN. i PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH TO LONDON AND PARIS. LasJtanla MarlO. Lualtanls Mar .31. mv. n M'uretanl»Mrl7. loam; Lucar.la. Apr. I, 10 am I CampantaMar24.loanvCaror.la.ATir. 10.10 am Th» MAURETANIA * LUPITANIA. the , largest and fastest steamships in the world, I will hereafter sail on WEDNESDAYS. IirXGARUÂMERILAX SERVICE. TO FIT ME VIA GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. TRIESTK. | Pannonla . Mar. 23, noon; May 1.1; July 1 •''nrpathla. .Apr. 1. nocn: May 2'>. July S 81av.«n!a .. .Apr. IS, noon; June 3; July 2i ( •Also calls at Genoa. THE CfNARD STEAMSHIP CO., LTD..] 21-24 Staff- St.. opposite the Battery. : WffllTiHl GEBiMil LLOYD. Fast Express Sen PLYMOUTH ' HEHBOrRO BREMEN. Cecllle Mar. 23 Kaiser Wm. ll. Apr. «i K>il«erWm.d.G.Mr.3i>; Krnnprinz Wm.Apr.l3 j Tvvin-SiT> PasiMTlsypi Service. BREMEN DIRECT. I<> A. M. 3n»ls<»nau . Mar. li;<charnhor«t .. .Ma-. 2.1 1 Rocn Mar. 18 tP Fr'drlch Win. Apr. l alls at Plyn-.outh and Cherbourg. Mediterranean Service. I.TAR - ALGIERS NAPLES-GENOA Santas at IIA m IP. Ir-r;» Mar. 8 •%•<\u25a0**- . Mar. .''"> K. Albert . Mar. 13 1 -tl!arLarA<i?a.. .Mar. 27 •Omits listen and Genoa >-Omlts A:si«-r^. \ N. '1 LLOYD TRAVELLERS" CHECKS. OELRICHS I CO.. No. 5 Itroadway. N. V. j CHAUFFEUR \u25a0 Colored; good reference: willing to be useful. \V. 1 '-rsett. care of Mrs. <- Brt.r. ITO IJtst H«th st. f'tin.ii, honest man v.0u1.l lik» wrk of any kind. J. C. Henry, car.-- Fowler, 4 West !".ith it. IIANHY MAN Hotel, factorr. corporation; own tools genuine usffiil man; plumber b) trade. Brown. 2131 Pltkin aye., Brooklyn. JAPANESE COLLEGE STUDENT wishes any kltin of lighl work, few hours a day. Solchi. r.TI \\>st 159th st IVE STAYS OFFICE ASSISTANT or anything In com- mercial line, by young man. with com- mercial ability; quick at RkutM; moderate salary. R. Miller, 14*8 Lexington aye. RIDING MASTER. My German cavalry officer; knows all about rl.llng an.l In- struction; anything in that line. Rl.-hter, J4-A Weal 4i<th at. STENOGRAPHER - TYPEWRITER. —Ry young man, "\u25a0»; four years' experience; High School graduate ; liv*s with parents; references ; fli. Edward Cole. 31» Tre- mont aye :bankbook no. 819.106 or the Union Dime Savings Institution Is missing Any person having a claim to It Is hereby called upon to present the same within ten days or ; submit to having said passbook cancelled jand a new one issued. i LOST.—Bankbook No. 499.374 of Dry Dock Savings Institution. Any person having claims uron said boo* is called upon to present the san>« to the bank within thirty days or the said book will be declared can- l celled and extinguished and a new one is- !sued in lieu thereof. { LOST. — Bankbook No. 473.279 of Dry Dock Savings Institution. Any person having claims upon sail book Is called upon to prt«ent the same to the. bank within thirty I . days or the said book willbe declared cancelled and extinguished and a new one Is- |sued In lieu thereof. '\u25a0 LOST.—Bankbook No. 902.255. Bank lor Savings. 280 4th ave-.. New York. Pay- • ment stopped. Please return book to bank. LOST.— Bankbook No. 718.400, Bank for Saving. 2SO 4th «TS.. New York. Pay- I ment stoppe»l Please return book to bank. LOST.— 'Bankbook No 661.440. Bank for Savings. 2HO 4th aye.. New York. Pay- ment stopped. Please return book to bank. —Bankbook No. SKl.Ttt. Bank for Savings. 2f*> 4th a\e . New York. Pay- ment stopped. Please return bonk to bank. LOST or STOLEN.— Bankbook No 842.121 of the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank. Payment stopped. Please return book to hank, No. 01 Chambers st. [.\u25a0ST OR STOLEN. liankhook No. 578.577. German Savings Bank. 4th aye. and 14th st. Hulda Andersson, 220 Kast -V.d st. | DESKS AM) OFFIf FIBMTIRK. roll top frfcaessssgmsqiimia qd Mi ib Jt^S£gl£g|\ FURSITUnE r"i. JJ *k-'' r-1-J*^^ In great variety 3j ij fj j.'ir-^-iJ of style and Ls^-i l| LJLJ LJ t r | U- =— l price. \u25a0 \u25a0 j_-"TT X -*" \u25a0- till —I. T. O. SELLEW. iSu» \li^ll 111 Fulton St. g^SSf V*^^ AUCTION SALES. MORTGAGE SALE-— Samuel Newwltter. Auctioneer, will sell on Monday. March & lf«.W». at l> o'clock, at No. IC3<> Park aye.. ltonuirM of Manhattan, the fixtures and chattels of a saloon located there, together with the lease of the said premises reoord- e<l in the New York Renter's office, in Liber U«i of Section 5 of Conveyances, \u25a0\u0084;ik. 151, subject, however, to two prior tnort wages. IJKESSMAKINO AM) MII.I.INf.RT. i FASHIONABLE. DRESSMAKING -Mat» rials accepted; p»rfct fit; prices mod- !crate. Wilson, 101 West DM *t. DIRKCTOIBB, Empire, Princess gowns; perfect nt guaranteed; latest fashions. Marshall. 100 West 48th st. FIRST CLASS ITench dressmaking; evening, ball, street, wedding dresses; latest novelties: remodelling. 025 Lexington >(«., neftr Mth St. [ION ABLE .lreß'irnking. latest models; ladles' materials accepted; moderate. • \u25a0rare & Co..- fU» W. 57th. 'Phone 330— lath. FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING.—Latest Parisian models; materials accepted. Bbaaley, '2. East n2d st. Tel. 3147 — 7'Jtii. DRESSMAKER— ROB] Caniph*ll. S.Vt Amsterdam --perfect tit. ttjle an! finish, price* reasonable. DRESSMAKER.— wishes a few more customers: J1.7.^ a day. Mrs. Nlel- son. rare of Witkov. 101 West BStk st. IRENE, Milliner, late with georgette. Paris. Established at 21 West 3«th st. WATi'HM\>: City >ir country: un*»r- Btanda stciini boilers ar..l r.;n elevator; jr.,..l referenc< M. 829 S'.-ninu Plact Brooklyn. ?krut filed for Trco Apartment Houses for a Broadway Plot. ' ia the upper West Side were features yes- ***** : , t f, e trading in the real estate market. S<*y resold to Charles M. Rosenthal a sjW>* feet. «n the north side of West I** *^ ,'j f|J feet fast of 7th avenue. The plot I . r'tti'-o'.igh to M2d street, and comprises, half j n:facs % . *^V nJc j, oe bought a month bro from the l.*» tte f*y 0B . c & co. sold for William Rankin a | B *li 1 i fecU on the n.»rth side of =OGth street. B**2«a«t of 9th fi venue. **!!£*-r R« d *Co *° XA for Daniel B. Freed- ' V *î&ol 76.6x1*"* irregular, at the southeast ccr- " S» J \u25a0;. h ' Ftrr et and Broadway, and also a plot \u25a0 the south fide of lTOtl. street. 9) feet tS^^^^-aj-. The buyer is George R. Read f $tft s ir. part payment his house and about £«* 21 of prx-und at port Chester. X. Y. I »*»• nave betn filed for two six story apartment " HZ!? ea-"' containing thirty-six suites of apart- p5 \ iTbe built on the block on the west Bide PS» from 171 st to -\u0084 street for .ieorpe \u25a0 • r^ ) , g. Sons, a.« owners, at a cost of $125,000 •?\u25a0 v-ve also been fll--d for a three story two fjsi •' r '.-.. , house, with frround floor stores, to ,n-*Henrv,n -*Henrv Tumfuden. on Broadway, north * *S.'.-re*t It to be of brick and ornamental * «^tn an ornate facade, finished with lonic IBSe ' two 'stories l.ieh. carrjing a cornice. The ff^ .. to cost $S.O». according to the estimate * „ Lr R--r'man.R --r'man. the architect. \u25a0 rf JK?hrre e a^ teen fiW for a one story store j 1 .Sttor- built on the plot at No. 1562 Broad- a IsSSW '- . r cohen as lessee, and which i Ttf to shops. It will cost r« EC 15 the architect. ftm \ve a3; bc-en T»> romodelUnj «ho first IV \ "f of sto «>s in the seven s^ry office buJld- l m* "To I Übertv street, tho improvements be- s !Loe tor the ZJegler estate, as owner, and for BJ rntoe tor the »^ r * st ., ry dwelling: house -SUV- David I •B6» o'F»nci«0 'F»nci« Sictels and Younjr & Gronenberg the Itecw. f apabtmekFeooSTin a trade. ; .* rart for the five story apartment In r an " D jot ~x# f^ l "* lhe *« l « t corner *»«« » firSn.mit avenue. Charles H. Yon cf Ifist streei a 'ftre* story &^ h&svmenl dwc . U ing *?TS &*** IC& rtreet^ on a lot 17x99 - n i rlf.'r'o! of about eleven lots on Pelham road, •war' JIWWMni road, and a place at Carport, Lcr.c leisfl- r inW payment for the Alcazar apartment house. %it thY southeast corner of 174th street and Wads- [ ram i«a' v'«u '« Mr - Yon Deli^n pave a lhree orv aiHum**f-.r. sH'** property at the northwest cor- l£ of Var Bssi » r -d Holland avenues and a plot \u25a0 C* sboat four lots at the southeast corner of Mor- I jit park awn"* and Van Buren street. SALE OF 33TH STREET HOUSE. sjsjsjrls) '". Hurry \u25a0 Co. have sold to a client faT occupancy No. 142 East »th street, a four story/ hih stsop, browr.Ftone dwelling house, on a lot •6ii£*. A. A- Cair.pl» 11 represented the estate that o»-2«J tie property. * YurNij MAN. •xmirlenced In typewriting an.l n'-<.<ity:< mlinuiißrnphlnit, with reli- nl>ln firm, excellent r*rer»-nceH regarding character, *tc. Willl&in Rpmes, BSD loth aye. YOUNQ MAN. 22 speaks, r.-8.1.«. writes English. Italian; common education In both. i.. uli J. Handros. i' \ 00. RiK)nton. N. J. niIKK WANTED. female LADY wishes position with refined family; pure conversational ; 1 lah. German, Frfinh; also first-class Instruction In music: could also fillposition in shorthand, taking notes at homo or abroad. Miss Net- \u25a0'.-\u25a0 Kern. Hen \u25a0 • l,^n<? iHlanrt. LADY, tcnchlnc (5«-rman nnd music (piano), dtsirca jiunlls or position; specially Inter cstin^ an.) successful method for beginners; hlKh'st r»ference». Miss Anutda 830 Leu ing-ion aye. MOKAi.t >OllttS. rROI'O*iAL\ STENOORAPHEK-— One year's experience: wllilnK. neat, trustw6rthy; beat references. Miss 1:. 1.. 128 West him St. Tel- ephone 2r>75 — Audulion. 6TEXCX3RAPHER, IS; quick, accurate, at- tentive to business; trustworthy; w»li reconiinended; ni'.dcrtte salary. Anxious, BOX 14. Trtblln« « "nice. SWITCHBOARD OPEHATOB young la.ly; ••xj^ricncil; h.tel, apartment house; kiio« to.1»;e nine* work; best references, V. Rtarsman. 2.">4 West rjist St. SOUTHERN STEEL SALE ORDERED. Birmingham. Ala, March a.—A formal or<l<-r for the sale of Che properties Of the Southern Steel Company, *rr *** *"*|r*j was Issaed to-dny by Referee Sterlinc A Wood, 'he .«ale to take p!ar>> within thfa-ty <'..•!>?. No npqet price is screed upon. Jacob Ijeitner has sold for the Trust Company Of America to August K. Schwarzler No. 1374 to 1378 Webster avenue, three four story flathouses, on plot 06x90 feet. Also sold for the Tremont Land Company the lot 25x100 feet on the south fide of Tremont avenue, SI feet west of Daly avenue, to Ferdinand Kursman, who owns the adjoining 50 feet nt the southwest corner of Daly nnd Tremont avenues: and for a client the pint 80x100 feet on the west side f.f Bock street. 270 feet north of r<eng.sjoi>ii avenue, to stcEntee a.- Kelly, who will erect two five story flathouses on the plot. The West Mount Vernon Realty Company has sold the throe story frame dwelling, on lot 23x£o feet, on the west side of Katonah avenue, 25 feet north of 23oth Btreet, and the vacant lot. 25x100 feet, on the north side of 235 th street. S5 feet west of Katonah avenue, to Mario Wobbeke, who grave in part payment a 100-acre tract in Mamakatlnß. Sullivan County. X. Y. EliPo Btahl lias sold to i>n:is fCoschese a plot, 41xK.").<> feet, on the eest side of stohesjan avenue. 224 feet (•\u25a0•-.ith of Samuel avenue. Kul & Law.-on have brought from John T_-i:o a plot, 98598 feet, on the north side of 177th street, 100 feet east of Broadway, which will lmmedlately be improved with a five story apartment house. Collins \u25a0 Barry have resold for a Client No. 526 West 173 d street, a live story new law apartment house, on plot 87.6xHrt feet, to Mrs. Ellen L. Flnlay, of Mount Vernon. N. Y. Slawson & Hobbs have sold for the Cabot Real Estate Company the six story elevator apartment house at No. S4SS and ?.457 Broadway, adjoining: tho northwest comer of 1420 street, on plot 50x100 feel. Emanuel B. Ullmann has sold No. 23 and*2s West 20th street, one four and one five story bulldlngr. or. plot GMT, feet, to a Mr. Fischel. Casey & Irwin and Otto Klndler have sold for D. Houlihan to a builder the northeast corner of Westchester end Hoe avenues, a plot <Sxl?2 feet IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET. Slawson &- Hobbs have sold for Mrs. Edith W. Ives No. 213 West 79th street, a five story American basjesßCßl dwelling house. 17x102.2 feet, to a client, who will occupy the premises. Dwelling House in Oak Tree Place Sold for $5,650. Louis Eickwort bought yesterday at auction at the Real Estate Exchange salesrooms, Nob. 14 and 16 is Veeey street, the two st >ry dwelling house No. 612 Oak Tree Place. l&Jx96 feet, for IMM. The rum due on the premises was about IB.lt'iO. Th» other auction offerings resulted as follows: By Joseph P Day 408 Cherry St. n a. 267 10 ft c of Kcamrr.ei_ st. 27.3 x PT A. 0 sty tnmt and store; THE Bchota aftt Michael Forman et ai; B X Friedman, atty: .T A Foley. r«-f; amt due. $11,4!»." . taxes, etc. $.".V»4 S.'. ; sub to a first tnort of $24,000; adjourned to March S. l«««tn st. n !«. block front bet 3d and Fulton lv<-« S:i7xl7C>ic lrr«-K x 41 7; :t sty tnmt ann 2. 3. 4 and 5 sty huUdlnjta of brewery: 15 H Neuwlrch ast .1 F Srhnues. L»ventrltt. C A N. attvs; .1 V>' Keller, ref; unit due. ML.510 77; taxes, etc. $2."0:'. 10; sub to a prior mort cf $55,000; adjourned to March 12. 546 Hudson St. <» s. ('.7 4 ft s of Perry St. SS.7xSB.IX lrrejr; 4 sty tnmt and store; T A McGoldrlck apt An- drew T.arktn el ai. I' .1 McOoldrick. atty: L, E Felix, ref; nmt due. (3.SIS M; lairs, etc. $21.1: sub to a prior mort of I13.OOS: to the plaintiff for 114. 153. SM rourtlandt aye •\u25a0 s. 87.S ft » of 1.12 d st. 20»100; B Bty tnmt; sherlfTp sale of all rlfrht. title, etc. which II .7 Bchmelke had on March 17. 1808, or sine. . Pratt, X * K. attys; withdrawn. IX THE AUCTION ROOMS. THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS. "-'•.. st, n s. B0 ft a of Wefaator »i», .'; sty brk dwlg. 18.11X30; I'lmrii'i HJ.irkegien. owner: Franr Wolfnanr. architect; coat $8,000 Westchester aye. n a. 203 c of Tlnton aye. 1 sty brk stores. r)7<-\!«; Francis X Kelly, owner. E N Wcstervelt, a'chltoct; cost 5.000 I'arker St. n ye cor Westchesirr aye. four 1 sty brk stores and dwl(t«. one 16x42, tbree 12x62; Marcus Nathan, owner; H Ebt-'ms;. architect; cost .. 7.500 !<B<l st. n w cor Kelly «.t. 6 My brk ""flint. !'»>\ 115; Johnson Knhn Company, owners; deorge end Edward Ulum, architects; r.>»t.... 12.1,000 187 th st. n w cor Prospect aye. 0 sty hrk iHltnt BOkSO; Ino«- Brown, owner; Moore ft Landsle- del. architects; cost . 80,000 181 st st. « \u2666. i:< 2ft w of Prospect «v*. two -i sty hrk tMimd, a.HxS.I ea<h. Rledt Uealty OMttpany. ownern; \u25a0> J K-rne. architect; cist (00,000 BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS. . Conrori aw w *. l»S J> '• n of l^rtti st. lfliOxlOO; Henry y ;.lrj ;. b« n't- loans D J I'll linn Co.. 16.000 53 Hmot it; Jacob Kotts and the A!va Hoalty Co loan Charles I. Welnst»| n Realty Co.. ... 24,0>0 R. M. Shumway Murdered Aged Woman in Nebraska After Demanding Money. Lincoln. Neb., March' 5.—R. Mead Shumway, con- rioted of the murder of Mrs. Jacob Martin, was hanged this afternoon at the Nebraska Peniten- tiary. He walked calmly to the scaffold, protesting his innocence before the death march began. Shumway has escaped death five tlmt-s since his original sentence, and futile efforts wore made to-day to .stay the execution. He was con- victed of the brutal murder of the aged wife of Jacob Martin, a farmer. n*>ar Adams, Neb., on the afternoon Of September 3, 1»T. during the absence of her husband. It Is supposed he demanded from, the woman, whr> was somewhat feeble, that she turn over to him a considerable sum of money known to have been in the house. EXECUTED AFTER At the Marble Collegiate Church, the Rev. A. Livingston Warnshuis will preach Sunday morning on "The Awakening of China." Mr. Warnshuis has been a missionary undor the Reformed Church in America in Amor, China, for the last eight yoars. and returns again to the same field on October 1. In the evening the Rev. Alfred K. Myers willpreach, hi» subject beinsr "The Turning of One Who Turned Mp.ny.' 1 Dr. Sllverman will preach on "The Evolution cf Judaism. Ill— Hellenism, the Ancient Reform, " at Tempel Emanu-El to-day. Dr. Magnus will lecture on "Purlm" to-morrow. CHURCH NOTES Continued from tenth page. to-morrow afternoon In the auditorium. No. 320 West 57th street. 'Social Refugees" •will be the subject of Dr. George P. Bckman'i discourse to-morrow evening in St. Puul'e Methodist Episcopal Church. West Bad avenue and 86th street. This will be the first in a series of short Sunday everinp Lenten addresses. •\u25a0T*<c Souls Goal" will be Dr. Robert Stuart Mac- Arthur's mornin? theme, and in the evening: the topic for presentation by the composite preaching of pulpit, organ, soloists. lrtO-voiced choir and con- fjreg-ation. the new type of popular evening service prepared by Dr. Mi cArttuir and Professor Bowman, will be "Christ, the Good Shepherd." At the service to-morrow morning at the Free Synagogue Dr. Stephen S. Wise v.ill preach on "Jewish Pride and Self-Respect/ 1 The Purim en- tertainment of the religious school will take place Smidsy mornlns:. March 7. at 10 o'clock nt the synn- poßue. Dr. Wise will Rive a Purlm talk illustrate. l with stereoDttcon views. AKOTEEK DEAL IN 26TH STREET. m * SStern .hypavp sold f«r John G. Hemerich No. :sWest^th street, a five story t«ien:?nt house, on • lot 5x95.?- The purchasers also bought Xos. 137 tad as West :\u25a0;.-' ' through the f^me brokers, «ad now have a i.iot SOrfSA Plans- are bxing considered for a modern loft building Tor the site. IMhilMii mv aTIONS WANTIB. SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSAL-! will be received by th"> Board of Wat.-r Supply. In the offlre of the Board. 28» Broadway. .New York. Room 910, ninth floor, until 11 A. M. on March lSkh. 190». for CONTRACT 47 for the construction of the WAI-1.K11.1. SIPHON, a deep pressure tunnel In r< <•*.\u25a0 144 f*ei Inside diameter nn.l about 23.40" ff»t ions;. rr->».«lng under thu valley cf the Wallklll River, with six shifts from 3.10 to 480 .'.-• t In depth, and adjacent trade tunnels, and stretches of plain i.oncret« conduit known as cut-an<l-cover aqueduct. The work Is local In the towns of Ne/w Palt* and • iriinei, Ulster County, Now York. At the abovs pla. and time the bids wl.'l \u25a0t>« publicly opened an.l read. The award of the r-intract, If awarded, willbe made as soon thereafter as practicable. Th» Board reserves the right to r»'e \u25a0•. any an'l \u25a0II bids. I'ainphl^ts containlns; Information for bidders, form of contract, apeclnca>tlona. etc. and t>amj.M«T* of contract '.rawing*. can !-e obtained at Room 1513 at th« above address liy depositing the sum of ten dol- an i\(< < for •»•\u25a0!: pamphlet, or twenty dollars t*2O. ) for each act. to Insure their return In acceptable condition wlihln thirty days from the date on which bids are to be opened. Tor further particulars ie« city Record. JOHN A. BENSRL. 1 CommlMloners Prestdeat: 1. of the rnARI.ES N. CHADWICK, I E arl of ciIAHI.ES A. SHAW, J Water Supply. J. WAI.I'.' SMITH \u25a0 \u25a0hief Kn«ln.fr THOMAS HASRETT. Bexret art The site mn recently leased hy Major Gulick to sjsjaaaj Hollander & Co. •\u25a0\u25a0 a \u25a0•'-'- \u25a0- sixty-three year* for the estate of Wiiliam H. Browning and Max KukeL Th« taQdlac w3l c ; st about J^'JO.OW). Eactrsan & Fox are the architects. A $200,000 FIFTH AVENUE PROJECT. The Ercestus G-jSick Company announced yester- flay that plans for the proposed building for Hol- Ja^fier &Co at Xos. 5&» and r&: FiftUavenue had been perfected. It will be an t-:pht story, fireproof ttrjefure. The first fioors «H1 be occupied '\u25a0>' the cwners. The buildings on the site will be torn dowa on May 1 and the r.cw building completed on I>c*jnbeT 1 - - . — Real Estate. Don't wait till you sell yotir r<»al estate. Insure your title with us now. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company CAPITAL & $9,500,000 surplus $99wUU)UUU ICO Br*saw«r. Slew York. 188 Mtitocii- Street, Ilrootlys^. f»"^ i _. A t*\f\ I"""3 material to stop !»*k In \u25a0 Of sj>iai-W-i «ny roof Write for c « cue Made tlrrht. Estimate free. T. aims. 184 W. Dway. _^ .__ -4 ••Portable Bungalows" mmmm^ m m—m^m—~~'l V. S. | 'S t . ' >1T — —^— —^\u25a0— \u25a0" Sto 10 Rooms CABINET MADE— not SBSCSS WE ERECT THEM. We also manufacture ' : .«r»t*>. Email Stores, etc. BUY BEFORE MATERIALS A.DVAKCE. ' Bll.l.lNfi*-«TKVF.NS CO.. •Phone 5954— 39 th St. 0 Enst 42<1 St.. \>n - nrV Esta v;!ish«-d ISO 7. Incorporated 3802. RULAND & WHITING CO. REAL ESTATE 5 BEEKMAN ST. NEW YORK "nallFOltirS AKTISTIf IMN(i.U.(mS.- 208 designs: I!X . «" .-,... < KMENT IIOCHEB. and How to p-iiid Th'iTi; vl«w« and plan, of »7 cement, plaster. omVrVti letups. Knrh II \u0084, poatp«M RADFURD ARCHITECTURAL •\u25a0>. 201 U way. N. T*. j AMERICAN may obtain from th« Travel R:ir<«nii ofI thi< Xe*»C3l«r. i'r at th^ ad.!re««es j, n.nM below. llt»ratur»> descrtptlTe of th» f luxurious transportation s> rvloes of the ;j Pc, D Steam Nav&ation j^ _^ Compacy to ixdia. ji i CEYI>>N. EOTPT, CHINA JAPAN A M AUSTRALASIA. VIA BUR.IE. i j Thro Bookir^s from New York j| \..,!-»-- L. J. •'Jareer. 2?1 Fifth Aye.. jj New York, or P. & O. S. X. Co.. rj2i| L^sidsmhall St.. London.' E. C. jiROUXp-THK-WdRLD TOURS. II SEES TO FORECLOSE 4TH AYE. LOAN. An action has been begun in the fHipreme Court ky the Equitab'.e Life AsFurance Society of the Tnlted States against the Putnam Holding Com- pasy. Julia I" Martin and others, to foreclose a mortgage of BKjM on property on the east side a? Fourth avenue. SS.S feet south vi ?Tih street. The mortgage vas made on January 32, l&Ofi. by John L. aiartin and others to the County Holding Oesp&ay, and assigned to the plaintiff In the action. Real Estate Wanted. WANTED— rent comfortable furnished cot- tngp or house with grounds for rammer be- tween Port Chester and Stamford.". Mint be nrar water. A<l.lr*-sf». KMnK full particulars. M. C. M.. Tribune Office. Unfvrnishc* Apartments to Let. BUITJCH OF » AM; 10 rooms 44 WEST m SVT. Now np>a f>r ln»p»rt!im Country Property for Sale. At Columbu* Arenue Station. .Mount Vminn. Ijirir* screaa-t. for s»l»: ripe for development. Grent lmi^rovem«r.t» : Gran.l Union Station: I Kail- r"«.ls: a.lvi-rtliiers litvo r.j.tu.n on property; bla; rhino*. Art.ire*, CNUBCAL OI'I'OHTTNITY. Bos S3. Mount \>rnun Country Estate \u25a0of several acrea, with IS rotm msn.ir ho\i»e. North Shore of Long rvland. Convenient to New Tort Deautlful \n-- ration. 'U'lll sell at . !<.«• flf-ire I*. O. »\u25a0 X US, N. Y. C COMPARE THIS HOCBE : at (12.00 with •thers anJ «\u25ba<> Its snperlorltjr. Ast'osti-is r«rn»nt exterior: 13 n»wu. 2 baths: MlliuMr.."m; lia:,l- wofxl; p°r<)iirt fl'^rs; electricity; i-t-nin h»at: nun r>*r!or- Cho»t»r Hill (PMtrlctatf). COOLET & WEST 'In. 1. Mount Vernon. \. V Instruction. STUDY LAW AT HOME If you are Interested In the »lti<ly of law. either for a business education or for admlas to the bnr. w« will send, frre of i-hnrgr. Leaaons 1 and 2 on Kle ntarv Low and an offer cf a 3-yt-;ir courso without cost for instruction. CYC INSTITUTE OF LAW, 411. 60 HAH. ST. For Both Soxes — • 'Ity. TIIK HKKI.ITZ 11001, OF LANGUAGES, Mafllson Squar." (1122 Broadway). Harlem Brmn 1. 94.1 Lenox Aw. nâr 127th St. Brookli n " 21S-2'J" Llvlnimt.iiiSt. SUMMF.K SCHOOL AT ASIU'HY I'AIIK. N. J. Tenclei!* Kct.i fi nil pln'-t-.i wi'l-i . '\u25a0' I *'-^ Schcol Agencies. AMFRICAN AM> FOHF.IGN IKACHERV AGKNCY. Fuppll< s Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Oovernenses. •'«- to Colleges. Behools an.l Families. Apply to Mrs. M J YOUNG-FULTON. 23 Union Squara. ADDS TO ITS WAKEFIELD TRACT. The Xexr York Really Owners have 1ought from O«c»r J. Mayer about seven acres of land, extfcrul- k£ from Yonkers avenue to Hunt's Bridge Road &ai Webster avenue. Yonkers. south ot the Finn property, previously purchased by thiE compsny. Tie tract is that toiaeil/ known as The New York *ni Westchester Water Company property. Th« Mac company lias also bougtot a tract, x\ ith about iV fwt frontage on "Webster avenue and «ienfiicg to the Bror.x River, Fouth of and adjoin- i^S iv present holdings. AND RETURN and lt First Class— IncludingBerth and M— li Tile Most Delightful Winter Resort In the : World. Ideal Climate. The Garden Spot of the World Less than two days from New fork by the magnificent nineteen knot twin--">crej.v ocean flyer PIUNCE GEORGE (equipped with wirstsaa ). the fa.-t?st and most comfortable steamer to Bermuda. tails every Thursday at 11 A. \u25a0 Carefully Note These Facts 6 a •TR'INCE GEORGE." Strictly first-class passenger and mall steamer. CARRIES NO CATTLE OR OFFENSIVE FREIGHT. THE FASTEST. STEADIEST VND MOST COMFORTABLE STBAMKR TO BERMUDA. Handsome booklet and full particulars of THE BERMUDA-ATLANTIC S. 5. CO. 24 State St.. New r—::. Tel. 3477 Broad. To Let for Busines* Purpoies. To Let for Business Purposa. ]{ED "D" LINE— \ FOR ?AN JUAN. P. R.. LA GUAYP.A. S PTO f ABKLLO. CUHACAO AM' T UARACAIBO VIA CUHACAO. » S S Philadelphia .Saturday. March IS. noon ! S < S Caracas Saturday. March 27. noon , \ FOR LA GIAYRV. CURACAO AND I b MARACAIRO. ! 5 8.5, /mli-1 Saturday. Mar '"• n on ( 1 - .-: siaracalb.l. . .Saturday. March 2>>. ni"n i 3 Pier 11. adjoining Wall St. Ferry. Brooklyn, j I These steamers have superior accommoda- J tions for passengers. i BOITLTOX, BLISS & DALX.KTT. S Genera! Slßnap^rs. M Wall St. r Holland-America Line «< TWIN SCREW PASSENGER . SERVICE ! NEW TORK— ROTTERDAM VI BOU- J LOGNB Nonrdani Mar. % loan>fN.AnWd-m.Mar..?o ! r Kvndam .Mar. 23. 10am|Pots-.!am. . ... Arr. « ' HOLLANIV AMRitUA LINE."'J liw ay.N. Y. J, ! /SIROUKB THE ¥ORL£ CRUIS? I ml By S. I ARABIC. 1= I if. \u0084-i Tons. Oct. l«. St>sO and up. c 30 TOURS TO EUROP3 $250 UP : ! i 1- ran* C Clark. Times Building. New York ' 1 \u25a0 T " El Hffnrt^MrTl r* 28th Season — Limited Par- 111 1 III n<i II pl r ties—Exceptional AJvan- • .Ji'ljllvii'l' l"a tages. Dr. and Mrs. H S. = Paine. MS Ridge st- Glens Fails. N. Y. COOK'S 70 TO' ! - TO EUROPE. Ml expenses Included. li<.ok.et». , . THOS. COOK * SON. -\u25a0»". V*»< B'way. ,. 41 , Madison a.* \u25a0>\u25a0\u25a0-. .'.th aye.. New Ycrk. C TYjpgWttlTKttJ ' " MB IMt«KITINO. j j MULTIQRAPHINO \ Addressing, typewriting, facsimile letters, j : innneo»raphlnß neat and prompt: sa:;»- j > plea upon request. Miss Johnson. i"s Fu'.- t . ton St.. Room ISI'O. j I TYPEWRIT] NO I I I i.i you wish exceptfonally n«at work * turned out? Then come to m*. T. A. C. ' Box 30. Tribune Office. BXRGAINS — KemlnKtons. Sir.: Hani- "monds. filicHensrterfers. Franklins. HO! ;\u25a0 "Atlantic" Typewriter Exchange. Suite ' : -.17 --'4.'. Broadway. New York. !; VICTOR VISIBLE.'"!* Nassau St.; cata- : < toirue free: all makes taken part pay- ' I ment; bargains In Underwoods. Remlns- \u25a0 i ] .on«. Ollverii. Smiths. ! ; CARrET CLE.\MNO. N. Y.CARPET CLEANING WORKS Oldest. Largest. Mom Modern. 437 AND 43* WEST 45TH ST. Tel 4H83-43K3— Bryant. EatakUahad 1>57. W. H. JORDAN. EDWIN LEXTX CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.— i Cleans by compressed air. ste.im. hand or I un-foor 153* Broadway. 421 East 4Mb st. 1 COX * BRANDT. Tel. 132— SEALF3D BIDS OK PROPOSALS will be received by the Board of Water Supply. In Hi.- on* of the Hoard. 288 Broadway. Ne« York. Room 810. ninth Boor, until 11 \ M. on March 3'>. IWO for CONTRACT 23 f.>r the construction of CROTON anil CtIADKAYNF. TUNNELS. KITCHAWA.V and MILLWOOD NORTH CCT-ANI>- COVER. and a portion of CROTON cI'T- ANI>COVER In the iroton division of the Catsklll aqueduct. In the towns of Tort- town and New Castle. Weatcheater County, New York. The tunnels ore on the hv- drauilc gran lont and are 3000 >\u25a0•• and 700 f«.et l..ng. respectively, and 17 feet hl«'i by 1.-ii feet wide Inside. The portions of cut- an.i cover aqueduct ire of plain concrete. 17 feet lush l.v 17'» feet wide Inside, and •1-1:1\u25a0<;\u25a0<!•\u25a0 13.200 linear feet. At the above place and time the bids will be publicly opened and ••\u25a0ad The award of the contract If award« 4. will be made BS soon thereafter as practicable. Th» Board may rpje. t any oi all bids. Pamphlets containing Information for bld.iers. form of contract, specifications, etc.. and pamphlets of contract drawings, can be obtained at Room IBIS at the above addraas by depositing the sum of «en dollars '*1" I for eich pamphlet or twenty dollars 1520.> for each cot to Insure their return In acceptable condition within thirty days from the date on which Mda are to be opened. For fur- th'-r particulars sec City Record. JOHN A. nENSEL. President: CHARLES N. CHADWtCK. riIARLEP A SHAW. Commissioners of the Board of Water ~..nplv J "WALPO SMITH. Chief F^trineer. THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary. SEALED RIDS OR pROroSAI^ will be recelTed by the Bftard of Water Supply. In the oflVe of the H.vard i"99 Broadway. New York. Room OlfV. ninth floor until 11 v II on Mnr-h 22. Hif'o fr.r th« construction of TURKEY MOUNTAIN GRADE TUNNEL. a tunnel on th« hydraulic gradient. 17 feet high by i:n, feet wide «nd I.4<«J feet long; CROTON LAKE PRESSUR£ TUNNEL crowing viiler Cro- ton Lake, 14 '«•*'! Inside, diameter, and shout 2.400 feet lonn. . with two shafts fllO to ZC.O feet In depth: a blow-off tunnel •bout 4<V> feet long, dl'chnrslnir into Cro- tnn Lake v:. l three sections. »t;KreKatlns aNiut 2.000 linear feet, of cut-nnd-cover a'lue.luct. 17 feet high by 17', re >t wide in- tide, situated ahout 1 miles northeast of Croton-on-Hudson. In the town of York- town. Westchester County. New York. At th« above place and time the b*?i will b» publicly opened and read. Tho award of the contract. If awarded, will be made a* loon thefaft^r as practl.-aMe. Tht> Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Pamphlets containing Information for Md- den form of contract, specifications, etc.. an! pamphlets of contract dra^lnits. can he obtained at Room IBIS nt th» aborc ail- dre«s by depositing the ram of ten dnltsr* i$l() i for ench pamphlet, or twenty dollars [J2O ) for each set. tn ln«rre their ret:;rn In acceptable condition within thirty days from •he date or. whlrh bids are to be opened. For further particulars see City JOHN A. BENSEL I Commissioners President: I of the CHARLES N. CHAHWICK. f b«»rd of CHARLES A. SHAW, J Wat»r Supply. J. WALDO SMITH. Chief Hnrlnerr. THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary. SEW YORK. F-cruarv 27th. 19C0. CNION TRAXsKKR AND STORAGE i'O.. tO. ISJ. 12."> tlast EM St.. N. Y. City. To G. Adolphus. Mrs. 11. T. A'.Jey. J. i Ball->r W. L>. Harti-*. Mrs E.lw Uerrin. : l - apt. K. H. Itlako.- l». B. U. (rnrrJus. Miss I M. iJouton. J. 1». brewer. -v»rs. Jrann« Bu:nKioruo. Mrs. TUIle Carroll. Mr. or ilrs. W. K. Chîiibers. H. J. Cfiadatl, A. U . ••cnrr»-:!i. Mi.-s J. E. Cornell. I.yJla. Cot- i trell. Michael t urrmings. H. M. ionn^r. \u25a0 K-deral Dtacooai Co.. K. M. Jerry. *I r> - I K. Fitzpatrkk. Miss J. G. <.Übandan. Gar- toosJ bn.!».. Mrs. Mary «;«-h;iar.i:. Fran- ! cnl«e Gehon. Mm. Nettie Gilbert. Est.i'^ of ! Thos. Gorman. John cjorman. Eva On», W. W. Grirtin. Cfeo. SI. Harris, Wm. M. Hanpt J E. il«-ath. L/r. Wm. Hemmirm- way. Mrs. M Kt-lley. Geo. 11. Hlllytr. M:*» 1 Letla G. Hill. V. L. V. Hoppin. C. s. 1 Houghtalimc. J. M. Hutchinscn. tstat» of I G»-<> Kenney. J. I>. Kr.a;p. E. Kn.»uer. Mrs. E. P. Kraft. S. L. Lane. A. X Uj- y-r. Mary E. Lardoa. John fcl. Lutt-.er. O, ! A. Ma'-ilonaUl. Mrs. Mahnney, 11-cry J. Mahcn ~oso Maisunwt ;. W. G. Uvhar*. John 11. Miller. Mis» Clciir- <;. Mit.-h^li. fi v Nute. mas. Howard Kerry. Lew.s H. Peterson. Mr.«. W. A. fhiUips. 11" tf. A. • I'upin. Annie Quir.n. Mrs. G. llinn. U. G. 1 Robloson. Mm. i rank Kodgers, Mr». M. C. I Row-ell. Mr. or Mr*. SI. rcanlfn. Mrs. E. ' Seamon. I.llllrinS'.vmnur, the rims Kitisoa IQcetrtc Torpedo •'.>.. «-atii-rine Sraawn. i Estate Vf Junn Giinipr ?pr».i. Mr. or Mis. !H^mtngtc.n Sqnlr*. W. S. Stanley, street die iFtnaey SUM 1., 'llnssiroir.. I>r. 11. A. lur— j per Sli?» H. Van Akin. E. Van I«?u»*n. l>r. Ira Van Glt-s.-n. Mr*. F. r=. VcS9. Sirs. X W Watkins and Mr«. 3. Klsch. Herbert Wheeler. Mr. cr Mrs. Pwi^ht Wilcox. F. I> w.^xl worth. W. J. Thompson: lou an.i ••ach ot >ou are hereby BOtWed that, tft" tiê for the pasment of this company - lien Bpoa the property hereinafter de»trib--rt HAVI EXI'IRKIV aft^r -lue notici* there, sf hsd t.e«-o gi\en you. this compMy will caus* su.h property, t.. wit. H<»l --K- HOLU GOOI>?. PERSONAL EFr BLTi> AND MKR'HANT'ISE. stored by you or In v»ur name in its warehouses, to t,- s U at potriic auction. sjccordtßß t.. tr.f statute in «uch rasa made ami i.rovi.ied. at its warim.V.^s. ISL IS* 12.- EAST Zip STREET NKW TOKK CITY. w. SCON- DAT, MARCH --'!• '•\u25a0\u25a0 ' ar M:.j>a. m.: and if the mile tteWOi is r.rt COBSpteted on said date th- w»me will M continued at »»i*i «j»mi»* r» f at"** on earn a.!^<i cv«?i > 1 - »i'.»i> i"er*"f"ter. beginning at l":30 a. m.. until Tniun tran'Vfekand ca HATES CKNTRA-. STOP.AC.E WAKE- HOrSK Ml- NY INC. Th.rfy-seventii St. an,! Eighth A,f and 311 West 40th office, aw WE.-T .irrn ; >t.. New York. Fjrts 2.th. M*>- El a \r..leri=.in. William I'.yrne. E-î-e P. nowcrs. Helen Brown. Grant Croft, Thomi* c.->lpman. Mr?. Pella Dunn. A. Du.ac*. William n»cWer. E. Grcsjean ABB.a Grtere. Waverlv Hi!!. Mtoa D. U Hen.ieau. Fred W. Hantlry. Mrs. B. M Kyi**. N. H. Kennedy. W. R Kipp. Mrs. Mary Lewis. Mrs Lewis. L. P. Maogt* Ueorg* yttttmea. Mrs ,1..3-ph McQueen. L*^>n Mithien. Ed*J SI,-Cl'ue. Mr. Miller. Mrs. SI. E. Koberts. John Ramsey. Sirs. J. Roberts. O >-. Sett Mrs. liipex Stern. S. T. Summertield, Joseph Tralnor. Mrs. A. R Weils. E. A. Wisiungton. Mrs. Hugh Wolfe. Mr. White. Mrs Tatea. Julia An.'.ers-jn. Jhn (Wrn- ann \u25a0 W Prf-aM. W. R. Harrett. E^ h_ c.wlnz M. J Calhoun. Mrs. D*laptur.a. Jennie Edwarita. Mrs. G-lfrey.^ H^rr.an Gross. MIM Hickey. May How-. «,. Ham.l- ton Elizabeth Jamison. Margaror Keegan. FT Klntying. R l^wton. MiWre." B. IJ-*dv Jo-eph l.ltrl*-. Sirs. Rebecca McKsl- "y Jft.r.e, P McCale. E. A. Marvin Ev» Makel. J. Slurray. 15-bJy mb^-^,J t - Ki>rvrt».n. Cyril Raymond. Jam's K!.!ey. Mr? ? ttanard. Mrs. L. Smith. Mr?. Giac» Smyth' Hattie Skinner. Mr. Velller. U» «Va"liaê. Cos ITUltanm W. Wilson. E.izs- l.eth Y.-unic. Mr. i:rin S 3>::t. Alfred Fianyan, M E Hranch. Charles Itr'xiks. R tt . « a»", T. H I>een V. l>e«.-hi»ii>l'S. Mrs. P. Fa!i"n. Martha Gtilswl. John .Creew^ Mrs.^ J. H.»lire ca-l Berbert Mr«. H..Ur?. Johnson. Vr« Kalirak:*. A. Kirs, .-arah Lewis. Mis.-. Manner I.c». Jlvin S.artinL Mrs M—re. Mrs Mrris. it.Ml!'" s tx- press Mrs. Sarah Mr-nsnin. Gôrsj- Mjjr - J.nv. Alfred Prin.*. Mi*. K. F. Kyi!*. Mr» MHthil.la Rodney. G W. Kan.:. n»te-t Shaw. Fre.l. C SUfn. Emma .-ira.nor*. Mr? G Stevens. Fanni* WmtfleM. A. W. Williams. Kate Whit,-, C. H. Woo Cot*. \uk Youlem: You and emh of ycu are hereby n..tin^d that the time for the pav- mentnf this Cmnpanys lien up>n t * rrr.pertv hereinafter dr»<nil*»l having expire,!, after due notice thereof ha.l t»ea Jrlxen you we win rasas such ptvaartjr. t» wit household «c^kl«. p^r.^jnal efTrcts sna menhan.ilse. stored hy you or In rur r.ia* in the Haves Storage Warehous*- • «. «\u25a0»• hou»ev l« be iSd at public auction, according «o the statute In su.h case rraj« and Mwrldsfe. at :»C. and rj >T 'Te.v ... tji St.. N-w York City, en »*li;. H«A IMb. I!" 1 -'- at 1" ; " a. m.. anl ir the sal« thereof is not c<">mp!et-l on s-ild .'.at* the same will be continued at tIT» same rl^* on each and every Monday 'her«"ifter beginning at 10:30 a. SB., until t^» sale Is matS storace warkhoi-se co.trac.i J. F. HAYn?. Preîêr.t Male UTTI-nit. — I-ady »vl»!ijs to recommend her butler, who has u< \u25a0 :\u25a0. with her fur six years. Monteiv. 4th avt. Ill'TlJCli. v»let or first footman, by a Grr- n:ui(. aful 31; <.\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0! illvrr keeper; tat nTfer«-nc<- frt.m llr«t .lass fnnilij in Boston. v. 11.. Jtox :«4. io.'u» :w »ye. CARETAKER or COACHMAN for a. family tv the country; w«M recommendeO for honesty, sobriety ami capability; ,">J yt-:ir» old; willing and \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 :•\u25a0». \u25a0:••-. Thomas, ivn IS'l, Trlt.une tptowu < ifili c. 131V4 Hroadway. CHEF.— AII around Oern-.an cook; rood \u25a0 nrwr; •COnotnlcai; aluu flint flaKs down- town lut.ch coOk. Charll.-. -I3T. Ka»t Bth nt.. store ("ARKTAKKH.— ny Intelligent mld.lle ac»-a ••.iiji'i.-. no children; b'M reference*; city preferred. Wiuiamn. IC9 Ka?>t T4th st. COACHMAN.— EngIish, 25; single; with prlxate family; rMe and «Irlve; can look after automobiles; t>rst rcforen.-^s. Apply U. ."e\t..n. Kdrnor.-, Mich. COACHMAN. — Hy rnarrler. man; no children; nr»» clans recdu.nu'ndatlcn from present employer; thdrouchly understands the i-are nf flr»t clatd lu>r«'-!i and lasts. Aidless C. It., Scarborough. N. Y. COACHMAN. *V>. single, d.'nlres a ix-rma- nent position; city or country; i-areful <imer: KOod »:nr.l>-n.-r: hlshest references; terms reasons'. le. Addr**a 11. W. S., llux 4Z>. Tribune Ofllc*. COACHMAN. Ac — \u25a0 •" iK — Hy couple; man coachman, cardener, generally useful; wife cook; excellent rr-ferein-es M.. .Ml«» KlUOerald's Uur« Hi. &03 .M:, aye., corner 42d st. COACHMAN or USEFUL MAN.—City or country: strictly h.in»!"t. si>b»-r. steady; thoroughly understJin.l.i ran- if horses, liar- Jerry Badler, l<:0 ltleeck'er si. FARMER (foreman): American; mirrled; diK.d worker; years at the business; *x- perlenced in till machinery; rxcîicnt hc-rd^- n.an- u.-'-il t.i I•\u25a0 -.« t \u25a0 11:1 1 : i _r and handling help: successful with poultry; atrlcUy \u25a0"\u25a0'''-' l"«t reference*. Csrpenter*a Uurenu. ir>4 Sth aye. GAItnKNKR. — Sci.tch; married; small family; excellent reference as to ability; on a private place; expectation! moderate, Scott. Elliott's Seed Store, V2 Vesi-y st. GARDENER.— Scotch, :>. single; lifelong experience In first cliirh places; *! references; please stata paitl«-ulurs. W. • J.. mi Buena vis:a aif , Vonkers, N. I, OAHI>KNKH S«-otch. Mltmle. 41; industrious and trustworthy; experienced; green- house, vegetables, fruit, lawns, shrub*; charge private place; American an. l Euro- pean references. 11. H. X., Tribune iimc. i; \l'.l>i:.\i:i: — American, slnjjl.-. acfd »2; proficUnt in culture ••! flowers, fruits mid vegetables; un.W glass and outside; sixteen years 1 experience. John J. Dervan, 2 Unda ley Place. Orange. N. .1 .i.vHIM-NKR anil FLORIST.— MiddIe aged; llf'- experience; thorough!) rersed In out and Indoor work; wishes rhiirgt- of jj"ntl*- man's place; No, 1 reference. 11. N. Birth. 2111 Kant 81 ' »t. GARI >KN rCR. — Rngllsh; married; wide ri- ].. i i<ii,\u25a0• . perfectly competent to take full charge of :\u25a0\u25a0 private place; conversant with landscaping and handltng help. W. jone?, 4- Vesey st. • GARDENER.— English, 38; abstainer; life . practical experience., all branches; xoo.l reference*; state wages, with board Chas. Carter, Mlzpah. N. .1. GARDENER (headi. — Hy practlcaJ man: experience In flower and kitchen garden, t!^p S- dliriib^. lawns. Kri-en houses, etc.; !, ,.,l :t>*. married, \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 Child; reference. Ad- dresi Ryan IMx 82, Tribune Office. GARDENER.-— !?!ng:*: on \u25a0 private place; can rome «cii recommended; sol \u25a0 and industrious. Watson. Elliott's Seed Store, 42 Vesey st. GARDENER — Swedish; married; one child; beat references. Address T. H.. V. O. Box 22. Port Cheater, N. Y. DOMESTIC BITIATIONS WANTED pui «r The Centre oi Transit for P £T\ f^J the Metropolitan District "L"Stations Large and Small Entrance to offices r::; " d " Single or en Suite A ji within a Step w TH£ I Absolutely S«vfe o t| Fasi.Runnm? Flfelin© ELEVATO-RS (Plunger Type). °? «? tv^ Electric Light and BUll ding EleCtr 'j* L nl, h or s"rv,c, 154 Nassau Street Open E*>ery Day Oppo.i<. C,,y H^llPork j '" ih<! y e ° r Apply for Terms to Renting Agent, Room 897 Female COOK Vour.g woman; experienced Swed- ish cook In private family where kitchen nia"l,l la kept; was<* MB to *•"<>; answer by .\u25a0aril. Umteruss. l"<>7 Earl 40th St. iihiK and chambennald ami wnltr«~s: two Flnnlfh girl*. be»l references: .able and wllllns to ro ,o country. "r"; : ! I: " - rraii. 680 1-exlnst-m aye. Tt I. 4-I.Vt Plaza. \u0084m.k an«l UMXimESS— nthsi:. By mother and daughter, in small private family mother us coo* nnd laundress: ilTuirht-'r 13 1 a* children'! nurse; both have thr beat of references. Mary Oartey. care of Mrs. Tor Ok. 103»,i Ea»t sth M COOK.— Neat, obliging young woman; un- deratandi all blanches plain and fancy rooking c"I references; city or country. D Mrs. Collier's Aeency. 123 West 23J st. REALTY NOTES Tie Charles F. Noyes Company hat !Pas<"<! at MLS and % Ferry sm-et io.oou square f-et for •;«*«>• Tanning Company to Hermann I*ew- 2^ I " N °- ffl - r «^'ci. «r«t to Blch- *rn W Jlenxie,. the fl<jor \u25a0 .^ PearJ areet to Aksar.der Brothers h^L DU TST S Oomplln >' has !ea Fr-j t|« foUowlng 8 " li " <"*™*lcl, avenue. to Enffle UeyW BW, for Joseph FlEt^re- v« ,-. V M<.rt.n Bo*r \ f r ;Sjrr»«rt. ™' n lo Jamts K. Mo- •«» Cam \u25a0' \u25a0 °Suir^' '^ to Mar^ rit^ Mc " : : TOOK anu UM'.SVUKSs.— Protestant: ft- oellent f.f.nllv cook; moderate wages; country preferred : references. T.. Mrs. Col- liers Agency. IK West 2nd st. _^ fIARDENEH and FLORIST. — German; ninrrlPil; Innltor fit present; flowers, v**- rtsbles. horses, cows; handy repairing: carpenter, p-«i>» r 1 :uik»"i ;ref«-renc's. John Hajrden. 1237 26 aye GARDENER (hend): first clasn. practical atui competent In all respects; Oerm«n; married; no ehlWren; life experience; etafa u ,,> n yîrs In this country; sober, honest an<l imluptri.iii?. on gentirtnariß country rotate, with ct without laaa linger. Bos 2T(i. Roslyn. l-nnsr Isltimi^ HANDY MAN. — In country, on jrentli"- man'a plu.ee. ACdreas A. E. X . ais is. TrlSiinc Office, JANITOR or CARETAKER.— By an edu- icated couple; unjiTatan.l In* pr%-s«ure boiler n>pjlrs; wouM Rivf> owner* care; reiponilble. «'.. :,> •>. Tribune office. JANITOR In .•'•.! flathoUM. by Orman family, v lit, throe crown chllilren. riinilr." Qoentln. KW On en« Ich ill ___. VAI.F^T.-Kncllsh |r< ntl«-in«n «rlah»* fo rfc- ommecd his \u25a0 il«l th-M-oimhlv exie-lenred In tr»-.l||na. »*ootlnit; apartroent »•"»> hotel. Me. Vairt. S3 West 3Mh M Tel. Joo2— 3Nth. _^ . — HOMESTIC SITCATIOXS WAXy I'L'ULIC yOTICES. HELP n ANTED FIRMII|(X HO rFEKEKPEtt.— Swedish; best of refer- i-ii. \u25a0 good cook and very clean; also other girls Wcl.l's Hureau. 324 Columbus aye. Tel. 7751»— Kiverslde. HOrSHCL.BAXINO.— By respectable woman, to take care of apartments or otic**; willing to wort I-. Costlgan. 247 West 60th it. , LAUNDRESS. Colored; In i.rivate Matty! «I.T|. bOOM. 2.1 W-.-t UN St. \u25a0Ma WANTED.- Expert cut stone salesman; stats past experience nn.| give, reference; tooti wages, afe.idv Job I, right party. K. R. Q.. Cox 3. Tribune Office PARLOR si"it> REI:i"HOI>TEREI». IN- »-. ,Vv G TAPESTRY, sprlncs rei>alrfd t »\u25a0'. -ilnlnc nctn fhatr* re<-<)\.-r«-d. udln* ;_'"•\u25a0''• '**\u25a0\u25a0: don't throw jour old franv»s t.r V> *" reupau]st«!r and polish them equal to n«-w at half prtee; r-an t>e done In" rci.l- '..n" " r fr -« delivery; B et»d postal, we will Sr\»T?!t ean 'Mfs: <ity or ..try. TOl'- ''t-KMAX. SfU But «\u25a0;- st. CARRI? STORAGE WAREHOUSES. 3>4 Thlrrt 1T». New Ymk. February 27th. 190 A To F r I>rwick. lvt>r ISojr. Mn.Rica Urn* \u25a0\u25a0 " Ellen Hum«. Hesu Hrjmmfll >2 lota) E. rliffonl. T. Cliff. Ti. F. < -arson Mrs I. Crais. .Vfrp.l Dann. Anal* Prurr.m, Mary Kaon." Mrs T. Flies. M. Fl-nuntn*. T-x~<> Fowler. I>m Farl-y. Jlloh. BM»»r» Mrs «;ron!rr». Mr.« I>. !!fa:>-. Wlnlfre-i !Un!y. Julia HartteaUX Walt.r HOMmfc IVssie J»ff-rs. >n. F.:w. Johns n. Alex. JMB- (mo Matthew KH>Une. eh. Ki.:t2 l*w. Koch Em- Lacrotx. Mr*. Mcl>"u«al. B. MrLa'ughlln. Owen Mcsjuir*. Mrs. Mc- Ovfrn. «•»:«. Matthew*. Mrs. M Mur- iay. Mr-. P. Meyf-r. M"». M M.vr »a i. Jr»hn Nichols, mo namo ftool Men. wm. M OsNirn* John Patton. Btep&n Perrm*. Mjrj't fUtOr. Kate Riley. rath. Rilev. Jwir.ii- Huberts. Ribt. !*. Roberts. R'.cfi. j-iyles. H. SoJeM». Mrs. .-mlth. Jorrti Kmlth. LUttan Stem. Mm st oka. fcsry Tomer. »*=». J""" «"-rJ. V. T.>b-r: Y<»i and each 04 you ar«» hereby Mttttfd that. th«> time for t>ayinenr of out- lien upot» Che property hereinafter <is«flssj< hsvim expire.), after duff notice thereof h.tt! been given jam, »• will(mm such property. t.> wit. household K<vxl<i. . per»>na! effects »n! merchandise «tnr»d r.v you or in vtnir nams In the Oirrlnrton Storass Warehouses. t> be sold at public auction, according to tâ statute In such ea«e mad* ami prnrllM. it Thomas Howe's Auction ReoTta 00 Ea.«t StS «t New ' rk rt»«-. on Frl.lay. MARCIt ami. moo. at M>:Wl a. m.. and If It «al-» nmsl is n^t cnrß;>!err,l on th* nUJ dat » the «aie will N> r«nt!nti*.l at th> ssn-.* ptsr* .in every Friday thereafter. bextnninT >»t in »i b. m. »ntll the sil» U pomp!st«il. THE CARRINGTnv PTOTtAGE WARE- HOUSES. W. Huber. Manage*. MUSK «n,l BEAMSTRESB WoMtd as*l«t with iha.nr.em. rk; rlt> or • ounlrv. E.. HofmayVT'l Kureau. IN West £M St. Plea.-c call after 10 a. m. Female __ ATTENDANT or COMPANION.— By competent woman; take full .-nanfe. n.. o£ lection to countrr or travel. t Al :'7%v°« employer Dr. W. J Stewart. SO3 v\e« .--'"•\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0-"»%. LerV ir |. U"3 West -3d st. Female. AMATEUfc ACTRESSES, fingers, dancers wanted; no fees or charges; music in 1 i*he«rsals freo. Apply Forrester, 121 West 23d »t. TATEXTn. Ni, lilt N««'i "ggg* , JOOO notice isi.^«v wy^jgw-g will \u0084 \u0084., , h,,r times ftch ***\u25a0 Public Administrator of tba County " ! .New York. • S*^ I*s EAi-f ' i^^n-^ •** . "" ' 1- •'•\u25a0\u25a0" MM ""\u25a0<'- r»... THOMAS DREW STETSON. Mechanical .."i;:" *,»< bezant loIIcU i 108 Fulton •L. New You. LOST BANKBOOKS. NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1909. WORK WASTID. OCEAN STEAMERS. Mate. BOOKKEEPER and ACCOUNTANT. 24; full charge; thoroughly experienced: loos* leaf and card systems; controlling ac- counts and ledger proof; best references. F.. Box 25, Tribune Office. jIG WEST SIDE DEAL II

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