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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

61st-st 1884 Il II Park-ave -xlO0 5x-x
1908. George Myers to f Raymond Bossange
LIST ave. Il 2 17th-st. 23K94. Joseph Meerman
Isaac LOwenstein 81 al: mortgage. $40 900.
61st-st. l34 It Of Park-ave. 1s3x1OO.5:
Lawrence Elkus al, exrs. z Raymond
Bossange 4sG
West End ave 76th-s - 4x63x irreg:
George Victor Robert { Clowsy ............ $40
9Th ave. No As Ilth-st. 81 .4x125X irreg;
William Finn to 43 Fifth-ave co: mortgage,
Slso.vtt e DO
Central Park West. 95th-sf 20 SxJ0: John
Cierken Solomon Schinssi INSTRUMENTATION.
Sth-ave 1f3th-st 25.1lxIO0. Mary
ling widow. Henry Marks. mortgage $1,000
74th st. $40 # OF Columbus-ave, 2ox102 2;
Frederic Kernochan and another committee,
10 the Cosmopolitan Realty co. Ca G.--...-.-..
AleEander-aye. l4lst-st. 25X15. Henry
Muller 10 Louise Schwartz; mortgage. Sll eco.
55th ST. 5. 1868 II OF 6th-aye 1G.SXl6e.5; Ed
ward " Harris and another to Oxford Realty
Company; mortgage. 1880 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
5jth-st, No - West 16Sx100.5: Edw " Harris
Oxford Realty Company mortgage. S37 j
4oth =. s. 225 It OF Madison-aye. 5oK9s.9;
Water stahler to Edw Greene: mortgage.
s-oo.ooS 4
10 Isaac T Phillips, mortgage, SIS. coo. ,......
56th-sf No 20 West. 1S.sx9S.9: United States
Mortgage and Trust Company. trustee. 10 Chas
LIST ave, loTth-st 25.11x113 Esther
Wheaton 10 John Ii Offers. mortgages. ....-...-
i@5th-st. No % East 10 SN99. II. Frances i
Scott 10 Frederick EhrenberE .......-.-.-.-....
18th No l5l East II 9x9s.9 Hamilton Ode
10 Nlllafn II Slegman OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SO
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Savings Institution: lexington Nos 200 and - oo
I'll year; ob as1 eGF American Real Estate
cety Home for Incurables; tsth,S,' II : ~ 1900
same f S5 Anna Herman man. same
=, mortsa aSn r TO- the East River Savings Insti4
tuition: 4sth-st No All West; year AZ per IL 600
The Te' Cosmopolitan Realty company TO J Frederic
Kernoehan and another t as years AZ
meS,hrtsfie Netie TO Harlem Savings Bank.
431.6 TT eof Aiexander-ave' year $500
ESrd Pgr GENT Frederick to the Lawyers Title
Insurance Company; 125th-st. No % East 5000
The Madison io pc Avenue Real Estate company to
Cornelius Kingsland; Madison-ave corner 200 600
wall john L. and another executors, ct al to to
seamsn's Bank for Savings ing nj 2ists - 10000
Murray Hin Company to FRANK W o sper; ar 1,ns
No 26 prior mortgage, $4,000; due June HOOD
Moore, James b. and another to the Eq gas ft
Life Society; 10th-aye W S. os.e 40 600
of 26, ST. due JangaTg 1909 a corner R sd
ST. due January l. 1893 AZ spps eT Bank for
Savings; Manhattan ave, corner li-.' 10000
years 1h Pep to- the Xew-Yor Savings Bank;
Madison ave. e 129th-st; due June l. $4,000
1905 ~ per e to the Title Insurance Com
pany; 36th-st 1871 IT OF e'h-A 5000
sc yeaFs 1P PsT = to Charles spoerry:
ave e 174th-st; due December 10 i'' 100
siermP mai William H. to Title Company; 800
Goth st, No 15l East; I year I 4ts Pef $
ie77 IT e of prior mortgage S6oVo que 2s7o
august N II, 1893 the per Lawyers Title
Company: 32d-st, No $50 East; years. AZ per 5000
Gf 9fp5 James E. and another to the :. Trust st
Company Of 4 4nDa Ca 1865 81 per $1,000
Brigham Henry j. TO The k 30 of Lexington
aTe Year o' per lEoOo
Richardson Emma b No Anafs years
s, B5 Maria s to American Com M,
nan: 22d~st No AS West years; per cent '''''
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.
Auction sales were held yesterday at No. /
Broadway as follows:

Auction sales were held yesterday at No. 161
Broadway as follows:
By Bryan L. Kennedy: Webster ave. II S. S. # $ OF
23th-st plot dONl3O vacant: also Nehsterave s, Is
4 " Of 305th st. 1o0Nl25. also Hui-ave :.
100. vacant, also 2OIthst. 3i44 # OF WoOdawn
road 25NEs5. X2SH; 2D7th 294 Of
W"pdawn Road. 75x94x about 102x1g2S: vacant;
closure sales; A Eurdy agt ODwyer: " @ Muligan.
atty l. Hance. ref; due judgt So 7T6 -; costs.
$500 81 sl6S0 30 prior So 221 adjourned
Road oNS5 6X51X about s. foreclosure sale
Lewis J Canaan Mary NJ. O'Dwyer. Mulligan.
J. Hance due judg 90: costs 80;
taxes etc. 500 o. prior S1O00 adjourned
p. Nebster-svs. 1-I1J Il u Of NoodlaWn Road. Jx
IS 2Nox about 46H vacant foreclosure sale; Richard
Hanse, ref: due judg $S7 &C. $3.50 II;
SIS Is. prior mtge $1,000. adjourned June "a Quarry
Road, between fSathgate and Washington ayes
sale; TO Leo Hunter for S325
BY Peter + Meyer 2d-aN 54th-s st. - 5x100;
sly ten and stores. partition sale Spring
Henry. ref sale subject lease Timothy
$4,000. Is and 20 r ll6th s # OF Madison
ave 50E2Vel: sty ten and stores: foreclosure sale:
Emanuel Hener 81 al Mary Gallagher al. Wolf
hohn & Ullman attys Isaac Fromme. ref; judgt
Sl9 o36 80: costs 1910 90 $685. 81;
plaintiff for SCI 1876. l33 and 13a Greenwich st cor
Thames-st, st. loNIiS3zX rTeg E55.1X
bldg. sale Mary Lewis agt
Ida Radam al: \ c Brown atty. Covven ref: due
on udgt sl5"0o; costs 1913 IS Si29 %,
journed "a June -
BY Parish. Fisher Mooney & co: $40 W 116th-st n s
200 II Of Manhatan-aye 5Ox00x irreg x5Ox about 100
hrk h: foreclosure sale George Byrd agt ] \
nelly ref; due judgt $4,000; $225 10; taxes.
etc 81. 100: Withdrawn
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TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Arnold & Byrne have sold for Selg Citron' 10 M
Roddenberg. 4 five story double hathouse' WIN
stores known as No. LBS Madison-aVe.
" Bower has sold for Louis EickWort 10
Louis Enright the one family frame dwelhng
house. No. i99 East Observation-Disclosures
ffrst-st-
DR. r. Johnson Held is the buyer OF NO 81 Nes'
Ninetysixth-st and S Schinasi is the buyer OF NO
l West Ninety-ffth-st both of which were recehuS
sold BY the McVickar Realty Trust Company.
BREASTED & Goodman have sold for Ellen Myers 'iie
three story brick fathouse No. 4oS west ore-litli
dred-and- SiXty-seVenth-st. i9AlE0 rect III
is Martha Jane Bradford
Leonard Well has bought from Mrs Rapp NO
80 to 81 East Observation-Disclosures three hNe
story fathouses. a plot 15XlOoll lee'- l.
the broker. .
bouse on plot 3sxOo11 feet. at the northeast cor
ner of Observation-Disclosures and LeNi'ls
ton-ave. oec
Iexjngton-ave on a lot 20xs0 feet has been resod'
ETinken,ere has bought from Mrs Baumann
No. 22S7 Third-ave.. five story fathouse on lot
25x100 feet.
George p Bowling has sold for Mary Wallace
No. 210 West Eghty-fourth-st' nVe stoIs nat
house, on a lot 26x1oO feet
Samuel l. segel has sold for client No $50 TO
284 East Ninety three five story double
J. B. English has sold for William l. Su!phin No
1o4 East sixtieths four story owei tr1 to the
parcel yesterday. -. ,s NJ 1ot
Nathan l. and Leon ottngeT hase SViu dwelling
house on lot 76x96 10x972 feet 1t is reported tha
No 100 adjoining a similar parcel has been SOLO
by James Blumenthal 49, -.
] Scott has sold for Mrs. Margaret MGGafIrey 70
a client of Albert Zimmerman No. A3 west one
hundred-and- ffteenth-st, five story hathouse' Oh
Harris sokolski & Son have sold for Ignatz Roth
and other persons the plot. 1o0l1xN feet, at the
southwest corner of Park-aye and Ninety-eiEht
William Iemberg & Co have sold for W lilia m
Mccormick No. 346 Cherry-st. a four story build
on OF 4X96.l1 feet. to- Iowenfeld q Prager
who own the adjoining northwest corner of Mont
gomeTy-st. , o,
10 Mr. Goldstein No Sc Rivington-st.. northeast
corner of Orchard-st., a six story tenement house.
on lot 25x75.S feet.
J. fleming & Co, have sold for Barnet Goldstein
10 4 Mr. Jacobovitz No. IS LeWs-st., a six story
tenement house on lot 25x10O feet, adjoining the
mort beast corner of Rivington-St
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

BY Herbert A Sherman: Lexngton-ave, 18th
st. 80 2X40. sly brk Il h: II 3 Shepard. eXr agt
Morris Plinus all Howard Van Sinderen atty; John
Hone ref. due. 81: 52S To- 81 POS II
sold subject mtge, Of 600.
BY Parish. Fisher. Mooney Co: 126 S0th-st, $50
f Of Columbus ave 2ox1O22. sty front dwg
stone Brewster and Sullivan & c, attys
A " Otis ref due. So .556 "a: taxes etc. SO.
BY L J Phillips & CO: go 7sth-st, 292 # " Of
AsteI iara-ave, l6X1o22 brk dwg h, Edna David
agt Mabel David 81 al H David, atty; H Williams.
p. Bryan l. Kennedy: 317 74th-st, n $ 225 # Of
2d-ave. 25N1022. brk h; Herman Mandelbaunl
krakoWsr al. MandeIbaum Bros.
Morris Cukor ref; s4O7s S6s4 "a
BY Joseph ? Day: Morn.nsside-ave. cor 117th-st,
Zoe 11xl2o, O Cook and agt a Kahn ct al; c
Rdgway. atty " D1nhee jT ref; amt due. S24 $50 IS
1871 81 sold sub m $50
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Corcoran. Ellen. another TO Emigrant In
dustT:ai Savings Bank; 3d-ave. $. 20 IT s OF
asth-st; year per -. $1,000
Corcoran. Matthew, 10 Emgrant Industrial saw
ings Bank; Greenwich-ave 63 II Of
Perry-st; year. per cent ................- 500,
Friedenberg. Charles a. another 10 Joseph
Spinsarn. Henry-st. No So: prior mortgage
$4,000; year per cent 80. 25ot
f-orty-three Fifth Avenue Company 10 William z
Finn. 5th-sve. No z3. n 1lth-st; prior
mortgage; s175ooo years 175 oOC
Trust Company 6lst-st. No As East: | wear
~ per cent -, s7oc
Maynard Walter z. 10 Lawyers Title Insurance
years per :.....-...,. -. 5cot
Guaranty COMPANY. Mecdouea-st " s % II n
Lane demand. without interest. l. 100
Lock. Thomas ]. and another the Manhattan
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REAL EST1TE.
Pennsylvania Railroad No1o Ozons
Frst-aue. Block.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has bought
through the Stuyvesant Real Estate Company
Mot 1e sx150 feet at the southeast corner of Ihf
+h.r5st and F,irst-ave on which stand five ana
six story buildings
The railroad company owns the entire pioCh
on the east side of First-ave. from Thirty-secoiu-
ST 10 Thirtv-third-st This avenue parcel mas d
frontage of 100 feet on the north side Of
ond-st ard frontage $50 the south Slue
of Thirty-third-st. shaft for the TUNES 10
built by the company from Long lslanu Ni'S ~
Jersey City is TO be sunk the premises
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Country Property for Sale.

GENTLFrMAN'S COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM
~ New Colonial house bedrooms: city water; electric
light heat: nickel plumbing shower; parque
floors open hreplaces pazzas all sides; outbuid-
ings IS acres fine land fruit asparagus garden;
utes out Penna r. IA miles from station;
roads: market; schools churches; value. S2L50o
price $4,000: 5000 worth furniture: horse
carriage Extraordinary offer 10 party taking
n complete home, perfect order;
elevated cool healthful no nuisances trades R. c.
ROOF l. 100 Broadway, New-York-
A T GREAT BARGAIN.-3.5O0 acres near Carmel Put
n nam CO. highest point in county; 426 #. altitude:
n. y. & Putnam R. r.: "A sets buildings; lakes;
tillable, pasture, woodland
lakes game preserve; paying investment demon
S25 per acre. TRAVIS. Is Cortlandt Street.
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BOARD AND ROOMs.

A "A !-ATTENTIONi
Attractive floors. suites with private
bath: with or without board; singl rooms
doctors offices; all desirable locations
highest references given. Information free-
S c LELAND & CO. West 33d-st.
HANDSOME furnished rooms. with BOARD
also table boarders. rs West lOoth-st'
55TH-ST. 81 WEST.-Very desirable
rooms. with board: private bath; table
board: references.
7OTH-ST. 80 wEST.-DesIrable. large. cool
rooms. with running water; also single
rooms; parlor dining room: superior table
and service; telephone; references.
ST. ALBANS. 7 EAST 31sT-ST-
Rooms, single. en- suite. with private
baths: doctors office; dining room, parIor
floor: electric light: excellent table board.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
MANUFACTURERS of billiard and pool
table,: high grade bowling alley builders:
lowest prices, MARX BROS, "a Union
Square.
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Male. 80
MANAGFR.-By intelligent man. % mar
ried. no children: good appesranatc,e.;:. r.
sponsibiIity: take charge OF gei ,,'lt,,
property or business. J. B.. Low
St. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18
CHARLES A. PEABODY A BUYER.

Charles A. Peabody has bought a large tract OF
land at Oyster Bay 1t comprises about three hun
dred and sixty-one acres and the purchase price Is
said to have been $4,000. He now owns tract Of
$50 acres at that place. The tract has frontage
Of about half d mile on Cold Spring Harhor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18
BIGGER SITE FOR EXPRESS COMPANY

The American Express Company has not only
bought No. 219 to 223 West Forty-second-st and No
2l2 to 222 East Forty-thrd-s but Nos. 225 and 227
East Forty second-st, two four story buildings on
a plot 40x1O05 feet. from John Holk and another
person. a six story building will be erected on the
combined plots for the express company.
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BOOKS.
LOWERING S GREAT
BOOK SALE,

500 BROADWAY, NEAR 18TH ST.
Extraordinary reductions have been mace
IN order to close out our large stock OF the
latest and best books Never before nave
such values been offered. Prices have been
slashed right and left, regardless OF cost
regardless of profits Medical books. DC
soc, roc and 81 each. Usually sold from
81 to IS each All kinds of books to suit all
tastes Historical biographical. religious.
scientific books Books of fiction, travel,
Books for children. poetry. &c: Encycio-
psedias on sale for a song. including Apple
toms C'hambers's Britannica. People 5. &c
purchase now the chance Of a lifetime.
II viii not occur again LOWERING. S23
Broadway, near 12th-st.
SEE BLUE SIGNS
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SALE OF BAILET-AVE. PLOT.

A plot of twenty lots the east side of Bailey
ave. 100 feet south of Kingsbridge Road. and one
lot at the southeast corner of Kingsbrdge Road
and Bailey-aye., have been sold by the Barney
syndicate. Charles a. Cappello and William II.
Buwinkel said to have bought some of the
lof
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p.wNBRoKERs' SALES.


Anderson & Mintz, Auctioneers, o. Bo"er cry
.Jurs by g. Mintz. 1.39O 2d-ave.. ana
lehman. Smith-st.. Brooklyn, diaTnon ldas
watches jeweiry PIeo fTae er'oI s54 9th~ave
clothing pledged prior June 10. l9Vz.
June 23-By Henry Miller: -. 80 %" 80
clothing pledged prior June 10, I2O-
L. l. F1RUsKI. Auctioneer. 20 Bowery'
june June 1 IS q j. Kalmus & Son. A simOns'
l'T iems by II. stern. SIS West 31stsst:
diamonds watches, tewelry. all
| prior June @ 1902, all older dates 90
June ply S. Goodstein & son, "a -.'
Bridee-st.. Brooklyn diamonds. W.,
evelry. all pledges prior June IL ~ V-,sr,e
June 22-By II. Freund & 20. 90 20 .oS
Jnne Els N < l.. Harlan. 15I 4
125th-st.. and 5. Stern. 2.211 sth-aye:' ,'riar
m mon Watches ,a6S IS, G JGsr 3ste al
~ June e' DIV estate A. ]. Heaney PA At
lantic ave, Brooklyn. diamonds % 90 -
jewelry. all pledges from March y. lgo-. ~
May ~. 1902 from No. Ass to $50 anu
all goods reserved from previous sales
June 24-By NJ. Bruckheimer. Isl E .
10Sth-st-. clothing, etc. pledged prior 'uN0
June 25-By VIM. Simpson. 81 Park Row.
diamonds, watches, Jewelry, all pieusSS
prior April %, 1902 and all Nos. TO 2Z,So"'
and all goods reserved from previous sales
ELI sOBEL. Auct.. 9s Bowery. sells 10 a
June 1s-Clothing. dresses. shoes, etc. B.
Tigner 277 9th-ave.
Jure 19-Clothing, Joe Sobel. 1.Io4 Sd
June 22-C1othing. overcoats. dresses.
Shoes etc, l.. Steiner. AT 'Jd-ave.
June c3-Clothing. overcoats and dresses
shoes etc, 1. AIkus, 922 9th-ave-
June 2i-CIothing. dresses, remnants
shoes. etc, Thos. Newman & Son. Brooklyn.
JOS. sHONGOoD & SONS. Auctioneers.
SaleSrOOnls, No 81 BOWery-
June IS-Jewe!ty. watches. diamonds.
s.Iyerware. etc. pledged previous to June
II, 1902. B. Fox, ~ Sth-ave. ~
June 1s-Men's and women's clothing
etc. Alex. Freund. f.545 3d-ave
etc. Ned. Harlan. 400 Hudson-st
June 19-Clothing. etc. pledged 70 June
o. 1902 d. SfIberstein's Sons. 10 6th-ave-;
Silberstein Bros. .. 457 Sth-ave. oo
June 22-Clothing. NJ. A. Newman. o9S
COlumbus-ave.: j. B!umenthal. 400 Sth-ave
etc. y. Frankenstein & Co. 81 Delancey-st-
June 23-Men's and women ciothlns'
etc, H & g Lang. 100 Avenue c
June 2f-Jewelry. watches. diamonds
. etc, II. s. Isaacs, labs shave .,
June 24-Men's and women clothing
etc. l.. Bruckhcimer & Co, Tg3 % ave. D.
! Bruckheimer & Co.. 2, 80 3d-ave.
CENTRAL. AUCTION co. NJ. sheehan,
Auctioneer. 1872 and 154 Canal-st
June f9-By Thos- Corley. 9J3 WesI
Broadway diamonds, jewelry, etc. pledged
June 22-By NJ. Lavery. 594 9th-ave..
clothing to June 10. 1902
June 24-By P. Freel 160 Grand-st-'
Brooklyn. clothing 10 June Is, 1902.
June 25-By H Free. % New Chambers
l 81 hing q .Tunp -. 1902
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OFFICE FURNITURE.
RESTAURANTS.
ROOF REPAIRING.

ROOFS PAINTED.-Durlng the dull season
We will paint your roof with Prince $
double label metallic for y cent per square
foot. work and material guaranteed. Ma
TIONAI. ROOF PAINTING co, Jules
Lery. New-York manager. 1856 West-st. tel.
g. 924-Cortlandt.
R00HH Repairing: metal painting:
guaranteed. American Roofing
70 Maiden La, & Paint co. Tel. 3ei4 K John.
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GARDENER and FLORIST, Married: 10
children ,S0p. Swiss. competent 10 take
charge OF geutleman'S place: greenhouses.
lawns hotheds trees. graperieS. hne
shruhbsry: good vegetable grower. life eX-
perience. strictly sober. good references.
Address b. +. HAESSIG. Lawrence. L. |.
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REALTY NOTES.

Thirty-eighth-st. He also owns No. us West Thir-
fy-eighth-st.
Brooke & Georger were the brokers in the sale Of
10 IL West Thirty-ninth-st. a client OF Klein
& Jackson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18

DAYS WORK.-RespeCr bic woman &C 20
out by day washing. ironing or cleaning
M'TERNAN. 2O5 West 63d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

ssth-st n : of 1oth-a for a tnTse
story brick bakery. stable and lofts. l2iIoAoS.o'
Kick Baking Company owner: r = oe 500 900
c,oinrnh1s ave and 67th-st n corner. for a two
story brick Offices win sorT aTchitects 5000
Aeth-st s, 100 g Of 11th-ave for a TWO S.ois
brick stable 25x95: M BLOCH o"n'i' 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18
Country Property to Yet.

J. beautiful view; mountain spring water: bedrooms
fine piazza: minutes from p o; bath
plumbing: rent. $500 for season. Mrs H. B. HOWARD
Green Lawn Cottage. WestpoTt, N \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

GARDENER or FARMER.-By MAJ. IS:
lifetime experience. best o. references.
all branches greenhouse. garden farm.
cattle: full charge only. Address JOSEPH
A. BAILEY. Wsst0ury Station. Long
Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18
For Sale or TO Let-COuntry.

IsATSKIIIs MOUNTAINS--Delghtfu summer residence
- $500 elevation; and
completely furnished. large pazzas garden. fruit
tennis court fine forest clubhouse and
good livery photo. Apply Z. WANDERS 342 9th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18

GARDENER and FLORIST.-By German,
married. on private place, experienced IN
raising aowers. fruits and vegetables,
grading and landscape work. can also over
see farm and live stock. GARDENER. M
West-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18
Furnished Houses to Let-COuntru.

NOR RENT.-Cottage and boathoHse. Westminster
Park Alexandria Bay. y. y. fully furnished
improvements price $3.50 Mrs HIRAM
T. INGL1IAItT. At Ter Eyck- st. WATERFOWL N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18

MAN. u teacher. wishes employment du !
ing July and August in any capae' -
would go out of city: best references u
r. H So Halsey-st.. Brooklyn
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WAITRESS. BY experienced woman IS
N1itreSs, taxes butler 3 place for SGrnlAss
OF otherwise. q. l. 24T 6th-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18

BOY. Is, residing with parents; at present
attending evening business school. WM.
MARONEY, lie Westinghouse. Hoboken.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
SALESMAN.-Wanted, educated man OF
good address to assist In circulation de
partment of large daily paper; good pay;
bring references. Apply to L. J. LITTLE,
% 5th-ave- 9Th floor
WA NTED.-Bright. Industrious young man
eighteen years of age, office position.
Apply ENCYCLOPE DIA DEPARTMENT.
The Tribune.
WANTED. Solicitor for city trade. to rep
resent a well known concern, l-.eraI cash
commission. Address B, Box 30. Tribune
Office.
WANTED-A lumber inspector; must
come well recommended. Apply to
BAILEY &c ALLING, foot Of Clay-st.,
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FURNITURE.


kinds new and second
hand. bargains; TO suit all purposes.
LYONS. 145 West 32d-st.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST.. BAR7THOl 0MEW'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
211 East 42d-st. First class domestics are
supplied: also managing housekeepers, ma
irons, governesses. tutors. etc.
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BANKBOOK No 397 665 of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per
son having a claim to It is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days
or submit 10 having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18
CARPET CLEANING.
DRESSMAkING.

ATTENTIONl-Mme. Hennig. 159 West
125th-st, French dressmaking and ladies'
tailoring; makes speciality of stout. also
other ladies' artistic. stylish gowns ana
suits, coats, etc; original designer and per
feet filter: designs and creations for the
proper lines becoming To the many different
figures: the only successful system OF
dressmaking; models shown; the work will
compare With any high priced house in the
city; moderate prices: out by day: home
preferred.
DRESSMAKEk goes out by the day. terms
s. per day; will go to a few ladies in the
country for 50 per week. Address \
CHA NCTE. Box II, Tribune Office
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FOR SALE.
LAW YER 6.
LOST.

BANKROOK No. 49,. 52S of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. ANY per
son having A claim TO il is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18

LOST or STOLEN .-Passbook No. 34.140
of the Excelsior Savings Bank, 20 West
23d-st New York. All persons are eau
toned against purchasing or negotiating
the same. and any person having claim
TO said passbook Is hereby called upon To
present the same 10 the bank on or before
the 2Sth day Of June 1903, or submit 10
having the passbook declared cancelled and
extlnguished and a new book issued in lieu
thereof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18
FURNISHED ROOMS.

onSfS1GO ANoO"
12TH-ST. WEST 2s9.-Large and small
furnished rooms. bath. gas: respectable
gentlemen.
LADY in high class elevator apartment up
town. West Side. viii rent two fine bed
rooms, with use of parlor. Address RIVER
SIDE, Box 81. Tribune Office.
: EAST BOTH ST.-Hau and medium size
rooms to let; gentlemen only; reference
57TH-ST.. 1+2 EAST.-F'ront and back
parlor. nicely furnished. suitable for any
business; also large and small rooms; con-
yenienceS; reasonable.
22D-ST. ass WEST.-Newly furnished
room; also rear parlor; reference.
56TH-ST.. 431 EAST-Nicely furnished and
pleasant rooms, cool and quiet; private
house: near / stations and cars; moderate
rent; strict cleanliness.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED.-,A man with $4,000 or $50. 600
to invest in the heavy trucking and trans
fer business: this is a safe Investment and
can guarantee so per cent yearly on said in
vestment. F. F. MOORE. Federal-st..
Pittsburg.