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New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
foreclosure Sales.


Alice E. Shoenberger Plaintiff, against George r.
Ella Hickok. wife # defendant George r.
Hckok; George f. Florence A. Foster wife
defendant George Foster. Deferdants-in pursu-
judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and
the aboveentitled action bearing date the
1901 filed in the office OF the clerk
the County of New York the 26th day Of April 1901
the undersigned. referee in said judgment named VIII
sell public auction the New York Real Estate Sales
No. III Broadway, in the Borough OF Manhattan
City the 22d day of May 1901 at twelve
the premise. directed by Judgment be sold and
described follows All that certain lot piece
parcel land. with buildings and improvements
erected situate lying and being in the Twenty
second C22dl the city Of New York, which
bounded and described follows
Beginning point the Northerly side OF West Sew
enty-eighh Gsth) Street distant ninety eight Gs feet
Eastery formed by the intersection Of
the Northery side Of Seventy eighth Street with the
and running thence Northerly and line drawn par
with the Easterly side Of Amsterdam Avenue one
hundred and GO2) inches the
of block between Seventyeighth
enty-nnth Streets; thence Easterly and along said
eighteen feet: thence South
ery and again line drawn parallel with
ery side Of Amsterdam Avenue OF the distance
through a party wall hundred and GO2) and
(2) inches N0rtherly side Of Seventy-eghth
Street thence Westerly along Northerly
side of Seventy-eghth Street eighteen the
point or place Of beginning
Dated: New York, april. 2eth 1901.
MITCHELL A. c. LEVY, Referee.
DAILY. HoYT & MASON Attorneys for Plaintiff Of
fee P. O. Address No. II William Street New
York City.
following is diagram Of the property to be sold
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

YoRK.-Frederick NJ. johnson, Plaintiff against
George H Gardner and others Defendants.-In pursu-
Of Judgment Of foreclosure sale duly made
and entered in the above entitled the
18th day Of APRIL 1901 l. the undersigned Referee
IN said judgment named will sell public auction at
the New York Real Estate salesroom. No III Broad
way In the Borough Of Manhattan. City of York on
the sth day OF May 1901. at II o'clock on that
day. by william NJ. Ryan Auctoneer.
rected by said Judgment to be sold and therein described
follows: All that certain lot piece parcel land
with the building and improvements thereon
situate, lying and being in the Twenty
Of the City Of New York and State Of
New York. and bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at point the Easterly Of BOSTON
Avenue, distant twenty (29 NortherIy from
the formed Eastery side
Boston Avenue with Northery side OF Teasdsie
Place thence running Easterly and parallel with said
1easdae Place and part Of the through centre
OF party wall ninetyfour and twotenths feet:
thence Northery and at right angles with said
Place twentyseven 21) feet; thence Westerly
parallel with said Teasdale Place and way
through the centre Of wall. ana
s!ty-two hundredhs (sS so 100 feet, TO Eastery
side OF Boston Avenue and thence SouthwesterIv
the Easerly side of Boston Avenue.
feet TO the point or place Of beginning
Dated New York. April 18th. 1901
ARTHUR D. TRUAX. Referee
WHITE & OTHEMAN Attorneys for Plaintiff 31 Nassau
Street, Borough Of Manhattan. city Of New York
The following is diagram OF property TO be sold.
its Street number Is e82 Boston Avenue: " 4'
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foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. County of New York

SUPREME COURT. County of New York
William D. Beck and plaintiffs. against Jennie
A Conneley and others. defendants In pursuance or
inerlocutory Judgment partition and sale duly made
the 18th day April 1901 entered the 18th day Of
April. 1901, the undersigned the Referee IN SAID uds
nent named will sell public auction at the New Hork
Real Estate Sales Rooms. No III broadway IN ne
day OF May. 1901 u o'clock noon on that day. py
William NJ Ryan, Auctioneer the premises directed by
said judgment be sold and therein descred as tol
lows All that certain lot, piece or parce OF ard win
the building thereon situate in the l5h ward torough
Of Manhattan City Of New York. and known by the
Street number No IS Great Jones street. IN saI CNy OF
at point the Northery side ~ Great Jones street
at the centre Of party wall between numbers so and 81
Great Jones Street such point being dlstant u 1ee
and onehai inches less, Easterly from the
formed by he intersection OF the Norhery sde
OF Great Jones Street with the Eastery size or ayete
Place and running thence Easerly along the Northery
inches. less. the Westerly line OF Iand OF
NJ Knox-known by number 40 Great
Jones Sreetthence Northerly along said Westerly me
OF land OF NJ and the westerly Inc OF lato
adjoining Knox North 100 feet three inches
less; Westerly n feet five inches more
less 20 line formed by protractng nne from IHs
party wall Southerly said last mentioned
line and partly through the centre of said party wall
between the premises hereby conveyed ad te premises
O a No 80 Great Jones
Street 100 inches. less TO the place
beginning. s the SAID premises are shown upon a
map survey thereof made by A: D. Ever; C1ty sur
section block 531 the land man of the city OF
Dates. New YORK. April 18TH. 1901: ,. -,.,..
THOMAS ALLISON. Referee
HENRY c. BOTTY, Attorney for plaintiffs NO Al SaiN
Row. Times Building Borough OF Mammalian Ne"
The following is a diagram of the property to be sold
described the number being NO SO Great
Jones Street, Borough OF Manhattan New YORK CITY:
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West -gtb Cfrea

The approximate amount OF the lien charge sat
sfy which the above described property be
twenty-five thousand nine hundred forty-seven and
2-1oo dollars G22 2S4720, with interest from the
day OF April, 1901, together with and allowance
amounting 70 three hundred eeventyseyen and s41OO
dollars sD with interest from April 3d. 1901.
gether with the expenses of the sale
The approximate amount of tixes disbursements
other liens which be allowed purchaser out
Of the purchase money paid by referee Is the
OF fifteen dollars (s15D interest
MITCHELL A c. LEVY,
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4 DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The Tribune
= received at their Uptown Office No l. 242 Broadway
"a door north Of 3lsts until p m: advertise
received the following offices at regular
Office rates until clock p. viz: 254 sth- ave &
cor 23d-st.: 6h-ave cor 12th-st; Macv.s 6ttova
and l4thst; l42 Columbus-ave West 1Os
West 42d-st. ethave: % I4th-st; 257 West
42d-st, between 7th and sth
3d-ave between 10th and nth SITS; 1O26 3d-ave near
6lst-st l7OS lst-ave.. S9th fremont
go Sd lave near 4lst-st; a54 3iave. Bieecker-
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- -, Try open evenings;
WESTERN UNION SEWING CHINE
CO, l73 3d-aye-. between l6th and I7tb
cts. Telephone 402O-1sth-st
ADk kERTlsEMESTs ano SUBSCRIPTION. for
The Tribune received a: their Uptown
Once. No Lao Broadway. I'd doer north
OF 3lst-st-, until 8 O'clock D. m.; adver-
tisements received at the following branch
.'''ces =. regular office rates until s O'clock
.. m, viz, e5i Sth-sve. = cor 2Sd-st
ST.: .SSS 3d-ave-. between 10th and nth
sts-: l.o26 3d-ave.. near 61st-st. l. 70s lst-
ave.. near esth-st-: ESQ ad-avA. near tlst
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c rnser and dhsFs 'ssT
p Ee a0Ig S eaf and 6u Entered in the Office Clerk
the County Of New YORK the 10Th day Of april ,d 1901
win sell at pubic aucton at the New York Real Estate
5fsn CITY Of New m 9ork ON Wednesda 2nd day Of
& s1coh a1 II ean premises directed by udg
F to al If be e w6 certain lots Pieces parcels
with with the buildings % ana f Manhatan City Of
Mich N% fk Ssr s 81 are ounded and described
follows viz Resinning at point on @ me sogtney f T5Ge
the southeastery corner of Pu and Br9ome streets run
ming thence soqtherly on line Para@nI @ WIN n,se with
Boome street nifty feet northery on line para
party wall eighty feet to the soqheTy SIDE OF s sTo9f @
the point place of beginning the wall between the
this plot to one parcel second: An that cer
improSements imp thereon situate lying and being The
soghery % side Of s EeySnR & on5 m Of me eS Yok State Of
New York known by he number i2s on the Map Of 41 24@
Of the City Of New York hed BY Frederick De Peyser
ana County IN o Sew York by the number 6 and which
at point on the southery side OF
one and a5 fe: eree sb n T hg g
thence southery parallel with Avenue feet
twenty-five feet thence northerly parallel With
Eleventh Street and thence eastery Eleventh Street
Al that yn and hPg 6s and a t @ Gg & Of q an
Street the Borough Of Manhattan city OF New York.
number twenty-five (22l Street described fol
Second Street. Gans S from the SIDE Of
the Second hundred and fortythre feet and
e ght inches thence northery. but a line right
angles Street sixty-eight feet inch
terry point distant from said first mentioned line
right herewith eighteen feet and two inches;
thence souhery parallel with said first mentioned line 70
along northery side Second eighteen
two inches place Of beginning Together with
the walls standing each side OF said lot
Dated New York. April Both, 1901
s. l.. H WARD. Referee.
STITT PHILLIPS Attorneys for Plaintiff. ll3 Fulton
Street Manhattan New York City.
diagram Of the first parcel;
il9 and 12l Broome Street
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LOST. g.

BANKBOOK No. 366. .ss5 Of the Union Dime
savings Institution Il missing Any per-
son having claim TO il is hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook can
celled and a new one Issued
LOST OR STOLEN. N.-Bankbook No. lO5. $50
Of the German Savings Bank. in the city
Of New-York. &C ner 4th-ave. and l4th-st
issued TO George Sichler; all persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same; II
not returned TO the bank on the 22d dav of
May. 1901 n duplicate will be issued
LOST OR STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 90. 7T6
Of the German Savings Bank, In the citv
Of New-York. corner 4th-ave and l4th-st
issued to Jacob Doelger; all persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same: II
OF returned to the bank on the 22d dsy ~
May 1901. duplicate will te issued
LOST OR STOLEN -Rankbook No GS eQs
Of the German Savings Bank, in the CITY
OF New-York. corner 4th-ave and l4rh-st
issued TO Christ. Rodenbach; all persons ara
cautioned against negotiating the same: II
not returned TO the bank on the 22d dav OF
May. 1901 duplicate will be issued
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BARGA1NS.-Uprights fine makes nerfect
order, SlOO upward new pianos. SIPS up
ward Send for description and terms
WHITNEY & co. 123 Wes, 125th-st
0T-VRIER BROS. 13 East i4th-st-Rent
81; sold on small payments; slightly used
s75 tuning repairing exchanging
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SEWING MACHINES

S r w I n G. MA
CHIMES. new. 50
to $25 cash. 500 TO
S35 at 50 down and
90 cents weekly ;
& u a e a n teed ten
years; second hand,
S to 81. guar
anteed 2 years.
Hand machines .
special s5; Just the
thing to take with
Won N the |nn.
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So 62i0O
"a 2-10
Teasdale Place.

Teasdale Place
The approximate lien or charge N sa,,s.
which the above described property he
81 241 5l-lOo with interest thereon 18th day Of
april lsUI together with costs and allowances
ing 10 t4s5 500 with interest from April 18th 1901 to
gether with the expenses Of the The
amount Of taxes. assessments other liens pbicb
TO be allowed to the purchaser purchase money
or paid by the Referee is $500 and Interest '
Dated New York. April 18th. 1901
ARTHUR D. TRUAX Referee
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Great Jones Stree

Great Jones Street
The property described is to be sold subject TO
the lien three mortgages aggregatng SlS75Ooo ana
interest The approximate amount OF tases, &
assessments or other be allowed TO the
purchaser of the purchase money or paid by the
Referee is about $4,000 and interest
~ THOMAS ALLISON. Referee.
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WORK WANTED.


Male.
AUTOMOBILE ELECTRIC DRIVER
Thoroughly experienced; unexceptionab BILE
personal recommendations prominent faml-
lies; smart appearance; energetic. temper
ate, painstaking, respectful, trustworthy.
NAT. Room 4lI 90 Nassau-st.
ACCOUNTANT.-ENPv VIII examine. ad-
just balance or audit books. anywhere
or any time: reasonable fee: highest cor
poration and mercantile references.
FRANK ]. MACKAI., Gerken Building
BOOkKEEPER will write up ho0ks for 50
20 S. per week. books examined or bal
sEced. reasonable terms INTRICATE, BOX
"a Tribune Office
BOOKK BEPER.-By young man, %; dou-
bic entry; experience; good reference.
HALLIDAY. 81 Corneiia-st.. Brooklyn.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE, 100000 brick. 900. 600 feet
lumber, glass. plumbing, machinery ali
material from II buildings; cheap. con
TRACTOR, 172 Broadway.
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SURE POP INSECT POWDER.

SURE POP INSECT POWDER
is GUARANTEED TO KILL COCK
ROACHES. WATER RUGS, BEpBtGS.
ETC. ADOLPH ISAACSES SON. 80
FULTON-ST. " Y
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DESTROYER OF MOTHS.

MOTHS. MOTIFS.
Protect your furs and woollens against
moths by sending them to Chas A. Worch.
so4 Fulton-st.. Brooklyn; goods put through
larya without injury to finest fabrics, and
sealed in boxes. Moths destroyed in Furni-
ture. Carpets. Rugs. Mattresses. etc. All
work warranted. Established "a years. Refer
to Fred'k Loeser & Co. Furniture Dept
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LADDERS AND STORE FIXTURES.

x J. A. wESTONS
m 3 : I. ! ] y
GGTIl STORE LADDER SERVICE.
2fl II Special Features. Smaller
t-tf1I II Space. Bear More Weight. Last
EE III II More Years Than All Others.
III ii II The trolley guide wheels at
~ III II the top allow the ladder 10 be
III II X used at any desired angle.
n Ds.klll These ladders run on bicycle.
::: i: !: 81. +. | 4:
PORTLAND LADDER CO,
Manufacturers of all kinds Of Ladders.
Tel 9. .49l. IS PLANE ST, NEWARK, n. J.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

FOR SALE-Boilers, Pumps. Elevators. all
Machinery from II buildings; CHEAP
CONTRACTOR. 172 Broadway
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TAILORS.

CLOTHES altered. repaired. cleaned and
pressed at reasonable charges; all kinds
OF ladies' work done. Z. ROMMEL. SO
John-st
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DrDaopos.

NIMILI DIAMONDSi Smili Pearls Simli Jewery. IN
all the creations Of Partisan artists
= Hcious Volette Exquisia Perfumes JAMMES. West
37th-st.
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Goa HMAN-English. single; aged %;
with private family; good reference. Z. Q.
152 fth-ave
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Male.
BOY I'D. in wholesale house; best refer
ences. GEORGE ]. HAGGERTY. 551
Willoughby-ave.. Brooklyn.
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HOUSEWORK.-By a young woman OF good
character in cultured family Of adults.
not more than 3. quiet. sober habits, is a
competent cook and housekeeper; desires a
kind home in preference 70 big wages:
credentials best. no cards answered unless
fare is paid. sol HoyJ-st-, BroCklyr-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A MEDICINAL WATER that win spring
into popularity night along; energetic
partner wanted with-s2.5 500 will do it-by
well known physician. Address 'PosIc. .
126e Broadway.
A--OFFICD MAN having 81 500 snd good
references can secure half interest In old
established. well paying business. LITTLE
4 CO., 2Ss Broadway.
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NURSE.-By a respectable Protestant girl.
TO objection 70 country or uravellins-
NURSE. GA Carroll-st-. Brooklyn
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DAYS WORk--By Young German woman
in families. Inquire OF Mrs SCHMIDT,
207 East Tooth St. ground floor. left
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YOUNG GIRL. II, intelligent. in store or
office l.. SCHWARTING. 1.059 Blake
ave- Brooklyn.
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MAID.-By I young girl speaking French.
English and Swedish. as maid for actress
Address MAID. Box 40. I.242 Broadway
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AfALEWoOD. CONCORDVILLE. PA - Successful
VI school one OF the best 10 nfuee energy. TO Vi
s2b0 under I3 years $40 location beautifu eeVa
healthy: no tobacco. J SHORTLIDGE CYale) A N Prn
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A MARVEL.

ERETOL SOAP cures pimples. scaly rough
skin. kRETOL TREATMENT removes
blemishes and cures stubborn. chronic dis
eases Book free. Kretol Institute A 5.
275 5th Ave. New York
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES

INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY.
Licensed and bonded. 800 Broadway.
Rooms 7l7-71s. telephone ! 631 Franklin
All civil and criminal cases attended TO by
expert detectives. male and female
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ELECTRIC MOTORS, DYNAMOS.

SEND FOR handsomely illustrated cata-
logue OF most efficient dust proof. orna-
mental and slowest speed ELECTRIC
MOTOR in the market; l to 10 horsepower
PALMER & OLSON. Manufacturers. 21O
Centre-st.
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CARETAEER.-By Respectable woman, for
summer. where another girl is kept. ref
erences- Address L, 400 4th-avs-
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NURSERY GOVERNESS- reaned
North German. from Hanover. full charge
f children, teaches German: wages SIS TO
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NJ-RSE--Neat. Competent. reliable: raks
charge OF infant or grown children. good
selnstress; best OF references: country pre-
ferred- COLLIER. ~ West 2Sd-st
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Thoroughly understands care
horses harness and carriages; willing and
obliging; city or country: first class written
and personal reference. s. Box 81. 1.242
Broadway
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VISITING GOVERNESS has hours Olsen
gagged; children adults; summer rates.
Address A. $50 Columbus-ave.
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DAYS WORK.-First class washing. iron
ing. cleaning. DILLON. 554 2 I36th-zr
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COACHNAN, GARDENER.-Narri no
family; honest sober. reliable; last en-
ployer can be seen HONEST. Box Q. Tri-
hume Office.
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies', gentle
mems and children's discarded Clothing
me Evening and Street Costumes, Jewelry
Brtc-s-Brac. Furs etc. Mr.. or Mrs. NAF-
TAI. 144 eth-ave.: telephone LOIS B 3sth.
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The following diagram OF the third marcel. tts
number is % Second
Second ST.

Second St.
The approximate amount ~ the
water rates other liens which
purchaser out Of the purchase hv
cree Is follows: Upon the first OF
and accrued interest thereon Upon the
Of S3I5 and accrued interest thereon the third
parcel the sum OF $50 with accrued interest thereon
Dated New York. April 30th 1901.
s. L. II. WARD Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
DRESSMAKING.

DRESsMAKER.-An experienced dress and
jacket maker requires work by day: city
or country, can make over fur garments;
city reference: terms moderate NJ 255
sth-ave.
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The following is diagram the second parcel: its
street number is $40 East Eleventh Street
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
REFINED young German woman would
render light service in return for ROOM,
and board Address s. 203 East 4Srh-st
COOK.-By experienced, reliable Protesrsn
woman. thoroughly understands her bust
ness: good baker: by the weak or month
Mrs. SWITZER. 2l6 West 69th-st
COOK.-By respectable woman, as excel
lent cook and laundress; willing and
Obliging: city OF country: best city refer
cree. j. c.. 21S East a5th-st
COOk and 'aundress, or h>.IseV .rl ~
Protestant woman; city or country. good
butter maker. Mrs. COOPER'S BUREAU.
749 Gth-ave. <Sd-sc.
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CARPET CLEANING.
CARPET DYEING.

PAUL BRYANT, 81 West 34th-st., 800 9Th
ave. 6l7 Madison-are. 2T645s-663 Co
iumbus-ave.-Carpets dyed ali colors; also
I cleaned by naphtha. steam or on floor.
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TO Z. c JUSTH and c. ]. Halle: You and
each Of you are hereby notified that the
time for payment of our lien upon the prop
erty hereinafter described having expired
after due notice thereof had been given you.
we VIII cause such property. 10 wit. Ptct-
ures, Box and Packages, stored by YOU or
in your names In the Central Park Safe De-
posit Company. 70 be- sold at public auction,
according to the statute in such case made
and provided at Nos IFS and $50 West
9Oth-st.. on Saturday. May llth. 1901, at
1880 a. m. and II the sale thereof IS not
completed on said date that same Will be
continued at the same -laCe on each and
every Saturday thereafter beginning at
1880 a. m. until the sale Is completed.
CENTRAL. PARK SAFE DEPOSIT CON-
pANY
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AMER. ROOFING & PAINT. co
BOARD AND ROOMS.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BlIlILIARD=-g0GL
Tables. new. 500 upward: second hand.
SIS upward: complete. with outfit; install
raent plan IL desired. BRUNSWICK
BALKE-CoLLESDER CO. Ieth-st and
<th-ave.
BILLIARD and Pool Tables. new. second
hand. $50 up: easiest payments. MARK
BROS - Union Square.
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GOLD FURNITURE q REGILDING.

PEAT-TIFJTL Imported Oil Paintings:
handsome gold FURNISHED frames; closing
out: sacrificing, $50, worth SIS. Call Show
Rooms, 90 Sixth-ave.
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STORAGE NOTICES

TO EST. OF a. F. ALLEN BROWN. Est
:. Of E: NJ. Green. George W; Hazeq: Mrs
y. Fleisch. Wm. Markuske, y. a. Brooks.
Julius Hirshheld. Laura F. Colford. Frances
N. Dier. Miss NJ. E. Hall. Frances A.
Starin. Frank Dupree. A. :, Canney. Miss
C. VI. Miller Mrs. L. L. Farmer Annie Nc
Guirk. Mrs. s. NJ. Kent. Mrs. L. clifton.
Della Vantine Mrs. c. b. Martin. II. T
Wilhelm. c. II. Kelly, Est Of Thos. r Ly-
man Rollins Poucher. Marguerite Leluan.
T. Henry Larkin, Miss $. Bogardus, ?. J.
Blute: You and each Of you are hereby
notified that the time for the payment OF our
lien upon the property hereinafter described
having expired after due notice thereof had
been given you. we VIII cause such prop
erty. TO wilt. Household Goods. Personal Eff
fects and Merchandise. stored by you or IN
your name in the Columbia storage Ware
houses. to he sold at public auction. accord
ing to the statute in such case made and
provided. nj Nos Us and $50 West goth
Street. on Saturday. MAY lin. 1901 at
I0.3u a m. and II the sale thereof IS not
completed on said date the same will be
continued At the same place on each ana
every Saturday thereafter beginning AT
lO.30 a m. until the sale is completed.
COLUMBIA STORAGE. WAREHOj SES-
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
ATTENTION. MEMS takes you 70 all
principal ports Of Europe, London. Liver
pool. Glasgow. HUll. also free passage pro-
cured. Shipping Offices. : Clinton-st. and
% West-st-, New-N oTk.
WANTED BY a first-class private family
an accomplished colored butler, who per
fectly understands the duties, wages $40;
state fun particulars. last place. &C BUT
LER Hox 3S9 /. .@42 Broadway.
WANTED.-A bright. neat boy Of good al
dress; good penman preferred. Address,
with references. T. y. c., Box so. Tribune
Once.
WANTED.-Two young men, between Or
and 35 years OF age, 10 learn our business
statesmen. then as managers; must be OF
good education and address. honest and
energetic. Apply, with references, TO
PALCH BROS. co. 1856 5th-ave.
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WOODS GYMNASIUM.

HOW TO GET sTRONG.-H Handball. box
ing. fencing baths. &C. WOODS GYM
NASIUM. G East 2sth-st. Entrance. 50:
monthly dues So
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MONEY ADVANCED % manufacturers and
business men on outstanding accounts or
any security for small percentage: state
nature OF business. BANKING HOUSE.
- q, Ty1bUns Ofsoe.