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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
EDWIN r. STERN.
Atty for Plaintiff
z Hickman ST., CITY.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-Frances Elliott Holt Lewis
Plaintiff. against Cora c. Russell ct ala
Defendants.
ure and sale. duly made and entered IN the
above entitieC action. bearing dats the
is,h day Of June. 1898. ]. the uncers'gnea;
the Referee in ssic judgment named, viii
sell AT public auction, at the EAchanss
saesrooms now located at No. Ill Broad
way. In the Borough OF Manhattan. CITY
OF New York. on the 18th day OF July.
1898 at IL o'clock noon on That day. oy
Bryan l.. Kennedy. Auctloneer the prem.
i.es directed by SAID judgment 70 be sold.
ard THEREIN described ar follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel %
land. with the house thereon. situate. lying
and being in the Sixteenth Ward ot
the CITY OF Sew York. and bounded ana
des ribbed follows. viz: BEGlNSlNo
al n point on the Southerly side OF Iwen.
ty-third street distant one hundred ana
twelve feet eas,erly from the corner
formed by tho intersection OF the easier.y
line % Tenth Avenue and the soutnery
side OF said Twenty-third Street. running
thence easterly along the said sou;he..y
two feet. thence southerly and parallel
with Tenth Avenue part OF the distnnec
through a party wall about nlnety-elsnt
feet eight inches TO the half distance line
between said Twenty-third and Twenty.
second Streets: thence westerly along said
hall distance line twenty-five feet. thence
noTtherly parallel Win said Ientn ASehuc
part OF .he distance through party walt
about ninety eight feet eight inches 70 tho
southerly side OF Twenty-third Street tho
point or place OF beginning. subject 20 tho
old covenants against nlisances. liquor
stores. etc, known as the Moore Estate. Or
Clemen, c. Moore. covenants and more
especially conia. led and described IN the
deed from Clement e. Moore 10 Morgan
P.ndar. recorded In the New York Regis
ter's Office in Liber III Of Conveyancsa
page 1862 e, SEQ.
Said premises being known on the Tax
Map of New York city 10, 1895 as Lot Ne
II, Block 80. Vol. !. Sec. 2.
Dated New York. June 10Th. 1898.
AUGUSTUS II. VANDERPOEL.
Referee.
HENRY GRASSE. Attorney for Plaintiff.
lGI Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan
New York cry.
The following is diagram OF tlN
premises referred 10 In the foregoing notice
81 sac
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Decatur-aye. 3. 1856 II n Of Travers st, lslix
~ lOxls llxsS 10; Anna Fink George W ID
Msnsie ct Al. $500
Ida l. jenkins 81 al 10 Jacob Meurer. ....... 600
Lots coo Col and COG map OF Van Nest PARK:
C. Is. Levy 70 William KIbsam Wife,. 655
Madson-ave. 21th-st 3OxCD. 10 part:
andrew F Gilsey and wife to Peter Ciisey. 1oo
Barker-ave. S. 1874 IT II Union-st 4syg5:
la l. jenkins and another John b Peck 1
Leggett-avc " $. 25.l II s q Dawson-st 23y930x
ss1s II JShn cnrisy to Camille Hommann. e2oo
~ 300
l3ith-s, s. 100 II E OF 7th-sve. 2sxy9 II; Marie wv
o. Dt,n'ar "a MsrgaTet Kndqm ......:: 49, 400
ia: David Verpanch. referee 10 Joseph Nc
aq Po IN aqi w.: enc 1900
Hand TO Margaret NJ Havland. ............... 4
SdaNe, g. 494 II n OF 32d-st. 24.SxsJ; John A
Stra.ey referee. to Pincus Lowcnfeld and an
lou S,he a- ava DC , .... 1900
DxlOO; Adolf Gioecker 10 Anna NJ Steinerl. I
Sd-ave, g. l2I.4 II 0! Julia 2,xlpp. Arthur
Tucker ard I'D wife 70 Charles Mazza 1000
dore Schunke and wife 10 Laura ltickel .... +,
Slst-st No 2i3 West, 371xlD22: William w
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ALTERATIONS

BSd 81. No 1872 East. 70 a five story brick factory
and studio OLSON Art Glass Company. owner
ana architect 800. ..... .....................
3Gth-st No 533 - 5i3 West to n nvc-story brick
business building. Robe 4, Bros. premises.
owners; Werner & Windolph. architects. .......
5th-ave No COS. 10 "a four story brick ana stone
dwelling; james Burden. premises owner.
William Miller. architect. Observation-Disclosures.
37th-st. No $40 East. 10 fourstory and base
ment brick dwelling: Mrs NJ Carson premises.
owner: Lenan g. Nash. Of No "a Cedar ST.
tsNHItftiS
PARK 40 So 10 four-story and basemen,
brick dwelling: Herbert J Denny. OF No o2s
C!inton-st. Brooklyn. owner: Hayden a. 90.
arch.tects .;........:.: .:..................
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.


AikuA Esohs!l to Samuel Schwartz. W sth-
BUTLER Matilda LG 70 Christina Ludwig. lot 2co, go
Barnes s Bskeslss to o'' Eleanor jay No so
Boehn Abraham 4.4. and Levi. Coon to william SOW
snes and Trus, Company, No ls4 ad-ave, ., ~,
Cohn Joseph j. to Iou: Kohn and another ex-
sc1tors. etc and Frances Marcus. e1ecutrx: nm
DT was ;, una to cathaI1ne Lonely No COO
Ennis Pa"es J. TO Eph!aim B Levy. W. o'
rS1i: JAYNE. $50 r , Of e. w:.s
H US on Assss
e n; chns ss J. and stephen GeOshesan s to I'll.
cisnnen Thomas j. to cahcrin. E Bolton. lot
2ih Ward 2 years. .:...:...:...:..:: 80
6. rhnlps 10 soS East isotG.'i; 700
and Loan Association. same property. install .oo
Graf. Frederick and Mary to Maimondes iencvo-
lent society. No SOS West Goth St 10000
H3s;s 'Iss A! "aI1:' y91oaFn 1000
Fs St Iac " Of to ar ias a1e Eater 9'n
seiic Frz to chafes II VOORHEES, Mero.t- O''
Spinner JACOB 10 theresa '. JaEo6 80 go Eas; '
SHADY Jane. H. 10 Joseph Gray 40 9,a 9th O'
sonmon S Wnx - Mar ona Kev iVo
Lcxinss H AVE- 81 q ga ST, ears 10000
re so Ss'o"' Sas 90 S9s's' Of WI %n%
Same same. property. year........... 6,4.5
Seize Fritz Charlse II Voorhees,.
Merose-ave and i4ahst. years ............. 5000
Winters Rosa f. 10 Jacob RAIDER. n
Avenue and s'h-' uni0npSr': yea'; x. 800
Stuyvcsan ST, 1852 II of Qth-st. years. 1000
Same to Emma Hnsfev No 1872 Enst @thst.
LOO
Young Frances G. to Mercy 4 wea:t n "
West Farms. 90Xl20 10 beaumont year. 100
Herr. Sarah. to Julia Spaford and another
Greenwich-st. T4.5 II n II Leroy 81. 1000
Olson Hoap ana ~SF' sc 10 Of Free.
Same o same. Simpson-s, corner Freeman
Rohrich Herman J and Ida NJ TO Martin Gesz,e.
n corner wai.s-ave and cranc-st. years. $500
Schwartz Fanny. 20 Joseph Larchan. No III Co
lunlha- ST. 1000
Lowenfed. Pncus. and another 10 Mutual IAfe
Insurance Company, No 41J ave, years IG 900
year ..'...,. 1000
Mueller. George and Cara, T. Harlem Savings
Bank German Place 4S2 Il : OF Rae 81.
Naugle. George W p and Martha A G. to Ann.
: Finck. No 2.Sl7 Decatur ave years........ $500
Norman. Oscar \. ana William g Farher
Herman Davidson s1th ~. 20 ana los It
OF Central Park West ycar.................. GOOo
MOL. Harlan. To EmiGrant Industrial Savings
Bank. " Wills ave. - II n OF l36;h 81.
Human. George To- vrc,o, y Rogers Ct nj io''''
trustees. Washington ave old ue. 1913
II n Of Quarry Road extends 10 said road.
Hoffman, Camille 10 John Curlcy " I>g-
octave OIL :: Of Dawson-st ycars....... $3.50
JOnes stephen ". 10 Eversy Cn.ds and another.
trustees. n slst-st. 2l23 II v 4 Amtieriam-
ave years -....-.... 1900
Jenery. william. 10 John J Kenny AMI another
n 1a5h.s, l25 u u 81, Ann ave u year. 1900
kempner. Elias. To Ellen Lowe. No Il leroy
81. year 5000
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CHAP RON. &c. By a lady "a chapei =
nr companion. ha- had experience as
chaVrrrn % Young ladies' travelling In
Europ~. hishest reference given and re-
quirci. Address :. F.. +. O. Box $40.
Providence. X. /.
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A SNAEE-HUNTIFG CAT.
From The Chicago Chronicle.

From The Chicago ChroElclc
Austin boasts n cat which is q snake huntSI
,rha f;owerstldded pra!ries west Of Forty-eightn-
a.. the Old city boundary line. are overrun by
green rcptiles ard others that are not SO green.
10; one 81 them is venomous, however. Every day
Tabhy leaves her home in West Fifty-third-st. ana
holdly ioyades the tall grass where TURK ana
wriesle the harmless but nevertheless repulsive
serpents Here she prowls for hours at time un
upon H. SEXES IL firmly in the middle ana trots
back to the house. the snake meanWhe emerging Enrs
her neck like a green and animated collar once
,pon her own territory the cat shakes herseit loose
from her strange enemy and begins 10 TOSS anu
bite the disconnected reptile until lie mas ei' us
long body. -. os on IN.
HIM. and seldom does she return without her
prey firmly cnched in her mouth strangely 700,
'Tabby the snake chaser, IL not a mouser ha,s
~ NAV hide and seek about her but she pays no
attention 10 them. She is essentially snake de-
stroyer and did she deliver the uncanny game
unon the porch and the kitchen stairs she Woulu
be hailed with acclaim by all the women ana cntia
dren in the neghborhood. As 1t Is. however she
causes innlmerabe spasms of fright whenever she
hands out of the jungle of grass and weeds.
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wOiti< WANTED.

CASHIER ani OFFICE ASSISTANT.
.uns aIf. capable ari energetic. nor
NAL r.I.ul cigcaiba. lesircs position
Immediately. uld .nGiiu'- good ref
c-,lrcs COMPETENT. Tx T. Tribune
90 ..
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July Q. 3:45 p. -Exchange-WheatL
dull; No Western winter. Is Cd No red Nortne,n'
sprng SID Corn--Spot steady; American mixed rev
S. I'D futures quiet July IS I'D seItember 81 &
October Is 9ad. Flour-St Louis fancy WINTER Gun.
O. 90 Hops at Iondon-PecNc Coast dull f2mt4 lseel
oul: extra India mess. Us Cd prime mess. oos fork
duI. prtrne mess Western. DIS I'D; prime mes
medium Western. ass 3D. Hams-short cut ~ 70 40 40 No.
dull POS Sd Bacon dull Cumberland cut ~ 70 80 10
%. Cd short rib 20 "a n. 29s long clear MODES
light 85 10 3s 10 clear mid9lcs heavy ~ 10 40
n, aos Cd short clear 10 10 Is 10 s clear bers
il to 10 ~ Sos. shouderssGuaae IL to "a 10, d du
o9s IArd--Prime Western dull 2Is 3D. cheese uuli'
American finest white and coored 30s Tallow
city dull lss Cotonseed oil-LverPooi Iehned gun
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The apprnximate amount OF the lien %
charge 10 satisfy which the above dsscrlbed
property Is TO be sold is si.@p2 ~. with m
terest Their .on from the iit day ~ Juns.
1898 together with costs and allowances
amounting to S23i.3o. with interest rom
T"ne fs,E lscs together With the expenses
OF the sale The approximate amount d
taxes assessments or other liens. which
are to he allowed 70 the purchaser out q
the purchase money or paid by the Ref
eree is $685. Is and Interest.
said premises will be sold subject TO .
AIRS, mortgage for S2l 900 and interest
thereon AZ the rate OF AZ per cent pee
annum from March goth. 1893.
Ds.sd New York June 18th. 1898.
CLIFFORD w. HARTRIDGE
Referee.
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rJyrppOOI. COTTON MARKET.

Ilver,ool July 8 4 D. m.--Cot;on-spo moderate de-
mand: prices unchanged: American middl!ng I-i9d;
,'hn saes 81 the day 10000 bales OF when o'V
er. FOR speculation export and included 300 Amer
icsr Receipts 600 bales all American Futures opened
ruir. with moderate demand. and closed Qulet Dut
steady; American middling. m G.. July . .4-ia s
Or Jilv and August 2i-64d sellers; August ana Seo
ternher "a c,d sellers: September and October. ~ VAC
~ ca. buyers October and Noveu,ber 2-64m3 Ibid
ers December and January. 2oG4I3 2l.S4d buyers;
January ana February 21-64d sellers: February ana
March 2I-6i93 2264d buyers: March and April 2z-o4
"a % c4d sellers: April and May. 23-64d value.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

EIGHrY-SEvESTH STREuT-sUPREME
Court. County OF New York. Henry I.
Baker. paint f.. against Leo Dinkelsptsi
ana another. defendants.
closure and sale, duly made and entered
I'm the above entitled action. bearing date
18th day of June 1898. |. the undersigned,
the Referee IN said judgment named, VIII
Sales Rooms. now located ct No. Ill
broadway. IN the Borough II Manhattan.
CITY OF Nes York. on The 18th day Of July,
1895. ~ II o'clock noon. On that day. 81
Strnrc & Ireland, au"i. nreers, the premises
directed by said Judgment TO lie sold. and
therein described as 'oliows:
All t,nt ctrtgln lot. piece, or parcel
OF lard with the building erected thereon,
situate. lying ana being IN the Twelfth
southerly side Of E.shty-scventh CSsthl
street. and bounded and described as fol-
lows: BEGINNING at a point on re
Street distant n'ty 800 feet westerly from
he corr n formed By the Intersection u
said souther!y SIDE NJ Eighty seventh
Street with the westerly site ot Columbus
Avenue formerly Ninth Avenue ana run
ming thence southwarcly parallel. or nearly
81. with Columbus Avenue. and part OF thu
way along fhe centre n. party wall.
standing parity on the lot hereny described
and partly on the 'ot adjoining on ne east.
ore hundred IC0) feet eight and one-half
Ni,) inches ~ the centre lire u the block
between Fights sixth and Eighty-seyen,h
Stre.fs. thence westerly along said centre
lire parallel. or nearly 20, with Eighty
seventh street twenty 900 feet; thence
northsrly and parallel. cr nearly 30. with
Columbus Avenue. and par; o., me way
arone, me car,re OF a party wall standing
on tie lot hereby described and partly "a
the In, adioin,nc on the west. ore hundred
UOo) feet eight and one-half 'si4) inches 70
the southerly side OF Eighty-seyentn street
and thence eas;eriv along the southerly
side OF Eighty-seyen'h Street twenty l2N
feet 10 Ire point or place ~ beginning.
Dated New York. June 18th. 1888.
CLIFFORD ". HAtIs!pGE.
Referee.
CHARLES HENRY BUTLER.
sf'frroy FOR Plaintiff. II broadway.
borough q Manhattan.
City OF Now YORK.
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from s5th s6th-st to a three and four
story brick and stone school; city. owner; q h
Ogden-ave. F. 10 II $ 81 Unlon-ave 20 three
story frame tenement: Edgar Ketchum. owner,
Edgar Bourne OF No II Broadway. architect.
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NEW RIIIDINGS

i3lst-st n a. 90 II Of IrnON-aVe for four
hvestor brick fathouses. 25ASJ2 William II
Hall. No 2Gj West 13d-st. owner: Neville Il
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CARPENTER a. CABINET-MAKER

~~.oNcN~N0N@0NorON0 <~~oN.NNoNNNNNNNOe
ALL Kinds Of jobbing and general repair
Ing: alec repairing andp polishing OF an
tique furniture specially. PETER
EELINSKY. I40 East 49th-st
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billiard AND POOL TsUv.rs.
vrsrrONNeN~oNO~NON~S NNNrS~ooN.~N~~N~~
MANUFACTURERS OF Eiiiiard And Pool
Tables; reasonable prices: easy tsrmA
4. ". MARX BROS. "a East 1lth-St.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order made the
24th day Of May. lsDS. by Hon. Martin
J.. slower. Justice OF the Supreme Court
Notice Is hereby given TO all creditors and
persons having claims against George w.
tolr. .ately dong business At 10 East
IAN street. BOROUGH II Manhattan. City
or New York. 10 present their Gains with
the vouchers therefor. duly verified, 10 the
subscriber, the du,y appointed assignee for
the benefit OF creditors Of the said George
W. Cole. at his ,rice. No. 2. Nassau
street. thorough Of Manhattan. city OF
New York. on or before the 10th day of
August. 1905.
Dated New York. May oGth 1898.
CHAR. &C ALBERT PERKINS,
Assignee.
Attorneys s,.- Assignee,
a. Nassau, Street
New Yrt City ana County.
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OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED.

SEND Us your old gold teweiry. &c We
send certified check for fun value there
or Bank reference. Established ls22
GEORGE y. JOYCE 20 Fulton st
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SURROGATE NOTICES.


WOODBRIDGE. ALFRED.--In pursuance
OF an order ~ Hon. Frank r. Fitzgerald.
SURF znte OF the Cliy and County ~
New York. notice Is hereby given 10 all
persons having claims against Alfred
Woodbridge. late OF the CITY OF New York.
de, VI sei. 10 present the same. with vouch-
ers thereof to the subscriber. at Ter place
OF trausacting business. the Office %
Gwilim 4 Meyers. No. 80 Nassau street.
In tho CITY Of New York on or before
the 18th Gay OF December next
Dated New York. tho first day Of June
1893.
MARY W. MINES.
Administratrix {. I. q.
GwILLIM 4 MEYERS.
Attorneys FOR AdimnistratrlX.
100 Nassau street. New York city.
IN PURSUANCE Of an orler ~ the Hon.
John II. v Arnold. a Surrogate ~ the
CITY and County OF New York notice Is
hereby given 60 all persons having claims
against John +. Pupke. late u tho CITY OF
New York. deceased 10 present the same
with vouchers thereof to the subscribers
at their place OF transacting business.
No. go Washington Street. In tho city OF
New York. borough OF Manhattan. on or
before the I'D day OF December next.
Dated New York. the 18th day Of June.
1905.
HELENE PUPKE.
EBERHARD l.. PUPKE.
BERTHA A. PUPKE.
HELENE c. PUPKE.
EMILE $. PuPKE.
ARNOLD W. PUPKE.
Executors and ExecutriceA
HENRY T.. GREGORY
Attorney for Executors and Executives.
ia Broadway. New York.
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AssIGNEES' NOTICE,

>~~~~>~~~~~~~~~>~>
IN PURSUANCE OF an order made by
Hon. Martin l.. Slower. one OF the
Justices OF the Supreme Court. dated the
3ist day OF May. 1895.
Notice Is hereby given to all creditors
and persons having claims against John
Brown and John Matzenbacher. lately do
ing business under the Arm name Of
Brown and Matzenbacher. that they are
required Ia present their Gains with tho
vouchers therefor. duly verified. to the sub
scriber. the assignee ~ said John Brown
and John Matzcnbacher for the benefit OF
creditors. at his office, ~ Worth Street,
Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New York
on or before the 18th day Of September.
1895
Dated New York. June %. isDs.
JAMES W. MATHER.
Assignee.
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CIIIROPODISTs.

DR. LEVY. IL Lafayette P;aos. and Z
West 24th-st.. cures soTns. ingrvwing
nails ana buntona
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FASHIONABLE HATTERs
HARDWOOD MANTELs a TIIr.

90 DERBY. 81 30: So Derby. 81 80; s., SILK
hats. 81 80. At PATTON'S. o. Liberty
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The appr oximaie amount OF the lien Of
charge TO satisfy which the above o.
scrlied property II 10 be- sold Is $40. sollVi
with interest thereon from the 9th day "
June is9s. together with costs and allow.
ances amounting 10 S35i.s5. with lntersW
from the 14th day OF June. 1898. together
proxlmate amount OF taxes assessnsnta
or other Hens. which are to be allowed se
the purchaser out OF the purchase money
or paid by the Referee. Is $276.5O and -
terest.
Dated New York. June 10Th. 1898.
AUGUSTUS ii. VANDERPOEL4
RsferAA
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llSth Street.

nth Street.
Said premises will be sold subject - =
nrst mortgage. on which there 10 due
sis. 900. and interest at per cent ron
August 9Th. 1897.
The approx,mats amount Of the prioe
mortgage uoon the premises, together With
ineres, thereon. is SIS. 729 1910.
The approximate aggregate amount %
plaintiffs lien upon the premises. Win N.
tereU. costs and disbursements
Al fM oe-icO and OF taxes. assessments ana
water rates. 1856 900 ..os
Dated New York. June 18th. lseS:
THOMAS y. DONNELIIr.
Referee
EDWIN r. STERN.
Airy for Plaintiff,
Hickman ST., CITY.
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FOR SALE,
<(<\S~/N<<|4<<Nr<<.~N
FOR sAI.E.-Ten RIPAES for 5 cent,
at druggists. one gives RELIEF

DENTAL OFFICE for sale on account o.
go ID ave
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BLAItD WANTED


BOARD WANTED.-Strictly private; alb
fclutely trsf-class g meals); vicinity
Washington Square West. PARTICULAR,
Tribune Office.
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LOST

S~|~e~~|~~|Srs~~~N~~ ~~INNS~o~~~~Nc~~o|
LCbT.-Bankbook No. TOO. 288. Bank for
savings. $50 Fourth Ave. New York.
bank.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PklCES.-SUV secondhand
Wood ana Iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex.
ensngsd. GEORGE d. EDDY. Jus Nsdi-
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MOSQUITO AND INSECT BX.
ERMINATOR.

eALLADE'S EXTERMINATOR instantly
Kills bedbuss. moths, ants. neaa rosches
Bottle. 2Jc. Half gallon, 81. Gallon 81.
sAlALADE 4 co. 90 w 24th-st, N Y.
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STEAOGRAPHEH ami TYPEWRITER -
seven s~,fa' experience. familiar with
Of work excellent reference. salary.
81: TINMANE.l. Trbsnr once.
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HNND"OVD MANTFLS e TILEs
ELEb a nj hardwood nantes. 81. lp.
nreplsces. gas logs. Show;ooms and fac
tory. 2<8 Front-N. near Fulton Ferry
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
MADISON-AVE., 1913. opposite Noun,
Morris Park.--Iarce and small roms.
furnished or uLfurnshed: table board;
American family
f6TH-ST.. l@o EAST.-Sinsle rooms with
board: also table board near Union
Square: references.
10TH-ST., 1872 EAST.-Excep,ionally cool
corner rooms. !ou: Windows; private
bath: hall rooms transients. reasonable
meals optional. references.
1gTH-Sr.. 21-23 WEST Beautiful. large
and single rooms; table unexceled:
transients accommodated: summer rates.
81 EAST 2D-ST.-Desirsble rooms per-
manenCy or transient: parlor. other
noors. specia! accommodation for physl-
clan: excellent table; references.
o. WEST s2D-Sr.-Large. cool house; hve
bathrooms superior table and accommo-
catinns. table boerders.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions TO-
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. l,2i2 broadway. Cd door north
Of 3lst-st.. until D o'clock y. m: advefs
tisements received al the following brace
y. m, viz. 23S Sth-ave.. g. e. cor. I'd ST.
10! 0th-ave.. cor. l2th-st.: Macy's. @h.
ave and ltth-st.; l+2 Coiumbus-ave.. es1
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ave. ~ East i+th-st.; :57 West 4d,Gs
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sta. l.O2s ad-avs.. near 6lst-sk.; L70e ~
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HARDWOOD FLOORS q po,,su

hAKD WOOD FLOORS. SO and upwards
Floors stained, cleaned. polished. Wood
work rcpo.!shed. u. ID. STAIR. West
1lth-st
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sTBNoGEAilUR TNrEWKirER and
A..i~vAs .llhn tEiL R. - lou.g
lady t'flr'. po..u experienced. good
rr:-r.I.'a. rapid. accurate. ~ terate sal
nri. AIGfcs. H.ss ~. EGscwater. Der
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MASSEUSE. With kBpWlc - 90. nursing.
would ...r 20 t,A. Ss-Ir VI an infn!d
LADY. 3. ollerro-, To- travelling. terms
r.nS nai." best Tegsronc-~ Address
NURSE. 314 D~rraw-si.. IgN-.>lyn.
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kINDLING WOOD.
ESPECIALLY made supplying families
with kindlins wood At reduced prices.
Families ordering now save money. CHAS
HIMMEL. 90 West +6th-st. Telephone
4l2 38th-st
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MINNONS AND THAMES.

JOHN G. 0fAUL 1877 West 2ia-st. Old.
est ard largest store OF Its kind In
Greater New-York