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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-04
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

ras Louis Becker Company has SOLD 1or . b
vrsou No So West Observation-Disclosures ninth
n q i've story double hathouse. on lot 27xsS-h
feet
John Peters has sole for Henrietta Nogel 10
Eliza Paiuuaoo No a2 East Sixteenth-st -FOUR stoTy
Front and rear tenement houses. lot 25xlo53 feet
n E Curry has sold for II. G. Alger TO samuel
Bloch Nos 60 and Il West Ninetieth-st, nve
story brick building and vacant comprising plot
kz1pos feet adjoining the northeast corner OF Co
f,.ubus-..a. II is said that building to be used
as o ssnatoriun may be built on the site
Edward r. De Grove has sold No rs East Sixty
seoono-st-, g three story and basement oroWns'one
front dwelling house. On lot lsx72-3x irregular
Abraham T. Rosenthal & Co. have sold for John
N cah;u 70 2 J. Rosenthal No. 2,eo1 Seventh
ava northeast corner Of one-hundred -and-tFen-
rssfh-st- g three story and basement brownstone
front nathouse and store. on lot 1Sx77 feet
ousck.nbush & Brice have sole for Peter Erts
e. Nos Il and Is East NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sssufh-st two five story hathouses, on plot FOX
.ooi feet
Peter Peterson has solo No. 1854 second-ave-.
oor1hs.st corner Of Fighty-second-st. four story
frcnt and rear tenement houses, on lot 258Xloo
feet or,
Nshth-ave-. Eve story fathouse, on lot 2ozleV
feet
Joseph ". Lorge has sold to George " Clifford Clifford
for s75oo No 179s Clinton-ave. two story grahl1e
and brick dwelling.
Louis Lese has sold to LoweHfeld E Prayer. No:
ssrhouse on lot 25x10D11 feet -
= Scott has sold for Charles Lovenfelc No lo9
eo-1er Of 81 Nfcholas-ave. five story f7athouse,
on plot s. SKIS 1xs1x4s.i1 Feet -
the south side Of tn
St 8g feet east Of Jerome-ave
houses No 100 TO 154 East Thirtieth-st. are re-
ported 70 have been sold Each building is on ma q
lot 16-s by $50 feet It is thought mat one per
has bought the three properties
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REALTY NOTES.

Charles E Duross has leased the private house
No Il ST. Luke's place for Leonard Well TO Mrs.
lane Kollv for 2 term of years Also leased the
private house No. 46 West feminist furnished,
Tor : client to Andrew Morrison, for a term ef
years: and the first loft Of the Herring Building,
,st the junction OF Four1eenth-st-, Ninth-aVe and
F5udson-st for John H Hudson. executor. to
Meyer Levenson, for one year and eleven months.
NJ Duross has also sold the furniture, good
vii etc Of the private house No l49 West Fiji
1eepth-st for Andrew Morrison, TO Margaret
Mahan . -. -
The buyer Of the Feauclere at the northwest cor
-7er Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hist and BroadMa!
lie bought No. 16s Spring-st from Mr. Livingston
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

p George Read & &C: 1I6th-st i 10 q 9Th
lGo111l vacant: trustees sale
~ Parish Fisher. Mooney & Co: $50 Broadway 50
? q Frank1ir-Sr. 25X15o Franklin al.eT
story and lot bldg: IS 29th-si go Il Of
.5x9s 3. stor. y
Ii rTsrt et al: Kellogg attys. Hurry ref partition.
-sath-st 2 3 go - ~ Of Amsrerdanl-avs 5arss II
.scanf J u Bowers ard ano. agt Denton
al sdiddIebrcok atty: r Il .lsrke due
a. f5a2 81: etc. sac %.
By Ese-berr 4 Sherman: Lexlng171-sve. p corner O,
s[lk-.r O. 2z4o. story n y Shepard. as eyr
- T1if-l;s Al an gr ref-
mt due s12s2s 70: taxes s. 30 subject a.
q ratee q $50 coo
B. Richard EeTnett Co: Hszsl-st e. 200 # n Of
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TO ALTER DWELLING HOUSE.

Plans have been fled at the Bureau OF Buildings
Manhattan. for alterations to No l01 East Sixty
sourtn-st A new front extension. four stories high
VIII lJuit ane the entire building reconstructed
The plans call for an automobile billiard
room library and living rooms The building is
now occupied by Ernest Lorillard Mrs. Elizabeth
s. Iorillard is the owner: Y Foster t5ade and
Graham are the architects The cost is estimated
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

5as :. e. #s szo +. s,5ssss
Improvement Company y, 9 city Real Estate 500
oo=neT ss.lst 23s5s simon simon
as wesA5 70? q c. 81 6s;ssSs
esSaTe, :, corner Of 47th-s,. i25 2kico 2xi3ia %
100; Joseph J Frank TO Edward Baer ct all ,oo
25th-st 10 81 East 25xesa Lydia c Lawrence
7thaye. " Corner Of 9Sthst "a a1ss ii&-xsse
e aags So 'uie' u Nominal
8 F SS Is9 runs APPS = i3Sirdn i
and executors and trustees. to KnickeTbocher a.
Ba ioHI9Ss'9's s sc 1esl Of Westinghouse;
10 ISSer LEG o nsnry
Churchst. Nos 50 to as; Dey-st Nos 80 81 end 20
$1.zx se6x n 27.sx E p. * n ei5 to beginn,ng
Improvement Company; mortgages.
BT Broad No 100 $ Peari-st. 5; Brdgs-st
5. contains nj a on SO "a % 8 ~ e o.
24.2x-tO Bridgsst KS * to p PsaE 5. Pearl
Brtdge-st x24l0x37.6 $: Grace c Smelling
sfe a 70 P ITT1s 81 Il Of Greene-st 557 10
Corn: mortgages $4,000 Nominal
wsst-st corner Perry-st, 2sKaa SKIS :S Sssss:
i mssS1a vests, % q fsTT :
beEnnias: PeFry~st 40 s.. lTx74; Ci,srss
Georgs 40 Bndke ct al to Josephine Budke
cb aalt Siam Nos Il and IL $ 4oxa4ii Elias
A Cohen to Louis Rabnowttz; mortgage. sci nc .o,
3s.!dp
I-xfugton-ave n corner i05th-st. p 11xTI
~, .seIesa f"eiliH0i- u Inc ' ~ 100
5th-ave " corner II6th-s 51x50; John Kafka
Brandstein; mortgage $4,000; o ,oo
Psrk-ave n " corner 1i9th-st 25.l1x90: Fred
erick H Clary Jessie Kaiser; mortgage, s26,-
.''>''i'''"'
I15th-st Nos { and 9 East, box1o0.11: Louis Pod
.sres SOS 0n1 ..--.-..-. Nominal
s ~ Wiii9r X Heard: mortgages $50 coo. Nominal
Iyexngton-ave, " = n Of 15th-st, 16.6XS5;
Tares SIX 0o0 - ................. Nominal
Fores,are 10 i Lilo n7orsage 81 1900
Nouroe-st ~ and a. :. 50Xl0o Henri
Fers 70 pierce Brennan MORTGAGES see Nominal
Cy1erry-st No 49,. 15NSSS S 2jX9I-9
go. q 400 .......... Nominal
BIeecker-st Z corner 10th-st Sc 3x10o5xs6N
1908; trustees for the Corporation OF the Afri-
can 10 TIis Ws15.Ibana and another PC 900
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TIE RRoNx BUILDING PLANS.

Observation-Disclosures -fou-th-st- south side 10
feet west Of WiIlow-ave-. two-story brick dwelling
house 2Sx50: Mary A Mcbride, owner and An
thony Schnnitt, architect; $500.
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INTERESTING SALE AT RYE.

RenNick =. Hurry has sold for John Erving his
property comprising tvyenty--three and one-half
acres on the north end Of North AIanursfng Isl
snd. ~ Rye. This property has been in the Erying
family for more than twenty-five years aud was
orned a. enc tine by General John a Dix who
built TIE house nov the PREMISES The llu-er is
q well known person OF this city.
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svrac,lse-ave 1eoyIoo; 800 II Kingston
1e0xEo0; Talnut-st 5, 100 II OF Syracuse-ave
lo0x10o Myrte-sve. 100 II OF Cortlsndt-ave leox
100. Sycamore 200 IT Troy-ave. 20ox1oo
Wanut-st w 8 300 II Kingston-ave, lOOx2o0 TO
Oak-st: J r O-ConneI A G mcdonnell al; Miller
& II. attys: " Goodman ref; amt due S. $50 so taxes
81; sold subject mtges sggregating s2f4a
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TO ENLARGE HUNGARIAN CHURCH.

Plans have been fled for alterations to the Hun
rsrian Reformed Church. No ~ Seventh-st.
The plans call for two-story rear extension 2zX44
This extension wiz give the church seating
sacity of $50 The Rev Mr. ZoitankUthv is the pas
TOR fCbeiing & Meyen the architects. The cost
sc Ms red af 6
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

llith-st. n 5. 2I2-6 II Of Amsterdam ave, for
. SIX story brick and stone fiat. G26xS7.1I; Z.
Doctor, owner: Hauser- architect ...........
4',l-st' Nos 346 and 34s Last. for q six story
bilcA ana stone fiat. 42x90-3; GJttlIeb, owner:
sass q Suailhelser. architects ..................
e56-st. Nos $50 and $50 East for SIX story brick
Ilat WIN store. ~ 4Ts5; l. Lipplnan, owner;
Bernstein & Bernstein. architects ............
Ave :, 1N.6 Fl Il OF Sth-st for two six
story brick teneneT.ts s.. SXIJ: II & T Good
man. owners; A Eadr. architect. .............
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SITE FOR sANAToRIuM BOUGHT.

NJ E. Curry has sold for W. G. Alger 10 Samuel
Bloch Nos So and Il West Ninetieth-st. five
story brick building and vacant. comprising a plot
Esz1o0s feet, adjoining the northeast corner Of
Columbus-age. A sanatorium VIII be built II is
on he
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CHURCH SELLS UPTOWN PARCELS.

The trustees OF the Fourteenth Street Presbyte-
Ran Church have sold TO Smyth Brothers A Iot OK
500 feet At the northeast corner of Wadswort-aEe
ynd Northumberland -seventy-nlnth-st. ana iot OK
100 feet the north side Of One-hunored-td-elsh
tfetfl-st 100 feet east OF X adsworth-aNe-
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

o2hn Walter J. to the jefferson Bank s3 I5saTy-s
N0 5ss yea Up per 81 900
sG avenue s2t u55 Place No 90 Ii #
Of 5S5h-st; year ~ per cent Is r. "V'"
Company. 11th-ave corner 175th-st: years ., ooo
sane 7e: . nS44gages: year5 per- cent: eac6 1900
Same same. I75th-s 5. $50 # Of 18th ave- oo
Pseie4 NINA, TO Justina Mann 41st-st 2o5
f Of 4th-ave; also land in Kings County: de- ,-
Ea.5burEeri oscar 10 India Wharf Brewing Com
pany, Thompson-st. Nc 49, leasehold; demand; .oo
Ems, julius !. 70 Benz Leipzig and another;
$4,000; instal1nen.s, per 1000
and Trust company, BarTow-st. No so: due May
K52shenbiuth. Max, and another to Adolf Mandel
5th-st 5 $ Hi # Of Avenue B; ! year.
Kensn Aurora to RTE guarantee and Trust
cent 1900
Company, LeHinstOn-aH No 7o9; years a.
Keow2. George A ana another to John H Eden
8alcom-eve. s. 500 # Il Of Marine-st; year.
Corn. Henry. to the Alliance Realty Company
ns s sP3 s 2oT m ns SRE Si4 Ns
year Per cent. ;, 10000
ing Bank 54th-s IN s. 50 I; Of 7th-sve;
IsTaeison, Jacob. to German saving Bank 8d-st
stiIs rs Sn5e St. to KsaG fa per % 1900
charles-.t No I6 ; years Az per cent+,.4:. 5000
/ lyn. 2d-ave s6.S # n OF 12th-st: year,
Brook Ike to Theresa Reinacf Lexington-ave
corner 105thst instruments. SO per cent. Il 800
Bush. Irving 7, 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
Company. BriGge-st. Nos So o 90 Bridge-st
per -. 20 900
Baker. John o. = Title Insurance COMPANY. all
that certain plot bounded land Nevv-York
a,e " X Audubon-ave: year, : per cent. 600
MandelbaUEl. Harris. and another o the Equta-
hs Life Assurance Society, Beecker-st =
corner I0th due January J. 1924 PEI 60 900
No 454 81 months per cent: notes n. -. 5000
Nos 500 col: year. per CENT. - ooo
per cent 10 600
year per 1000
/ Heard William y. Bronx Investment Com
per cent 800. s. 900
1 Cohen. samuel 70 Equitable Life Assurance 50
/ ceJy, l2S5-s No 90 East; due January !.
4'po. - cent H'f'
leJJ-st No 66: 5 years 6 per cent .-'...... 1000
J Baker, John O Walter = Warren. Broadway.
/ j X corner 1b2d-st; also all strip
adjoiriug on west; / year 5 per cent...... 70 400
T Thornas-st. 10 SO; 3 Years. per cent 40 900
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TO IMPROVE ASSEMBLY ROOMS.

Plans have been fled for alterations to Wendel's
Assembly Rooms Nos $50 "a West Forty-fourth-
st The plans call a flve-story extension. 25x59
10 be fitted Up modern stage G Schmuck is
the owner: J. H knubel is the architect The cost
Sc placed at 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-04
GETS PROPERTY AS A GIFT.

Title TO No s. East Fffty-ffth-st- was yester-
6zv transferred as a gift by Lydia G. Lawrence
10 Margaret Lawrence The size Of the property
s = bv oSe feet
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| ANDERSON & MNTZ. Azctioneers. "a
Bowery.
June by s Edelstein. Long Island
City, diamonds. watches jewelry, pledged
prior May IS, 1902
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HOTSEwORK--By German American. =
good family. a. light housew--Ssr. good
hone Dre-e-red 70 wages. good references.
Address HOCSEK EEPER. asa Cnsuncsy-
st Brooklyn second fiat
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HELP WANTED,

HELP WANTED,
Mails
MEN who want 20 become newspaper or
magazine writers should write for par
ticularS TO T. o Box I.622. city.
WANTED.-Of1ce boy. chance to study
law: 81 weekly. answer IN own band
writing. stating age. young man acquaint-
ed with downtown district. IS years of age.
preferred. Address c. Box -. Tribune
Office.
WANTED-By drygoods commission house.
Office boy about Is. some experience
American. Address. In own hand, 2 -.
Box l 4Sgl New-Yorl.
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Country Property for Sale.

T GREAT BARGAIN.-3.5O0 acres. near Carmel Put
\ nam Co; highest point 1926 # altitude;
on y. Y Putnam p r.; u sets buildings Lakes
plenty fruit; grand view. ulabe pasture, Woodlano,
lakes game preserve paying investment demonstrated
sos per acre TRAVIS. Is Cortlandt Street
T1NGI.EwooD n. J., FOR SALE CFIEAP.-New eight
n room Queen Anne cottage finely located. ell improve
v9nts gas electricity ETC. hardwood foors restricted
1Toperty INQUIRE HOTCHKISS. Elmore-st
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptowu
once. No 1854 Broadway. between 36lh
and 3Ith SITS. until o'clock .. m. Adver-
Offices at regular office rates until O'Clock
?. m. viz. PSI Sth-ave.. S. 9 cor. 23d-st
153 6th-sve-. cor. f2th-st.: % East f4th-st
c5T West 42d-st.. between eth and Sth ayes !;
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MACHINERY.
OFFICE FURNITURE
PAwNBROI<ERs' SALES.

JOS. sHoNGOOD SONS. AuctIoneers.
saIesrooms No. Of Bowery.
Juno 4-Clothing. etc, pledged previous
TO May IS, 1902 r. Fox. u sth-ave.
June 5-Meu's and wornen's clothing. etc.
L. Schieber. 1929 2d-ave.
June S-Men's and women's clothing etc
June s-Jewelry. watches. diamonds. ETC.
NJ A Newman. 693 Columbus-ave-
June 9-JeweIry, watches diamonds etc
H & c. Lang. 100 Avenue G.
June g~Men's and women's clothing.
etc. Sig. Freurd. 2722 3d-ave.
June fO-Nen's and women's clothing.
etc. Fl. 5. Isaacs. 2.43S sth-ave-
l. L. FIRUsKI. Auctioneer. 20 Bowery.
June by J. Goldschmidt. J. simOns.
June 5-By NJ. Bruckheimer Sons. 705
Grand-st. Brooklyn: l. Harlem. 6OS SIN,
ave. diamonds. watches. jewelTy. ali
June 5-By ]. Simons. 772 Columbus
ave, clothing, etc. pledged prior May %
June s-By Mayer & Co. 352 Grove-st-.
June s-By NJ Is II Bruckheimer. 2,1oS
3d-ave.: N. Bruckheimer. ISL Z. 10sth-st;
diamonds. watches. jewelry, all pledges
June 9-By P. Kalmus. 3s9 Canal-st..
clothing. etc, pledged prior May 81; 1892
way: 9ST Myrtle-ave.. Brooklyn; diamonds,
watches. JeweIry. all pledges prior June /
1907: all older dates held over
June 1o-By H. Phillips, 151 Bowsry'
clothing, etc. pledged prior June /. 1902
June 1l-By VIM Simpson, 81 Park
Row. diamonds. watches, JeveIry, all
pledges prior April H. 1907 and an t Nos.
to 20 coo. and all goods reserved from
previous sales.
ELI sOBEL. auct. 9s Bowery. sells 10 a
m, all goods pledged to May %, 1902
June 4-Jeweiry. watches and diamonds,
F. Morris. 1875 3d-ave.
June s-CIothing. dresses. remnants.
shoes. etc. II. Sobel. ~ 9th-ave-
June 9-CIothing. dresses. shoes, etc. +
June 10IC1othing. dresses. remnants.
silks. shoes. etc. Thos. Newman & Son,
Brooklyn.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. NJ. sheehan.
auctioneer, 152 and 154 Canal-st,
June BY H. McAleenan. 1914 sth-ave..
June 4NBy N. Hackett, 74ols Myrtle
ave. iewelry to Nay 20. 1902
non uHs 5eWeIry, etc. No. Sc To1 to IS. 453
ia 1901, and to No. !. 54S, April 80. in 1902
June By Film: clothing.
June s-By H. McAleenan. 1880 Broad
way diamonds, jewelry, etc. from Nos.
10000 in 1901 to 1920 in 1902 and old
dates.
June s,6 sBy e Est Ma T 1gds e'a 10th
June 9-By R Simpson 6 Co, 1915 Bow
cry, diamonds. watches, etc. pledged 20
No. 5000 April 1. 1902. and old dates held
over.
June BY Chas. Weaver, 726 1Oth-ave.
clothing TO June l. 1902.
June 1O-By H. Breckwedel. 473 Grand
ST. clothing TO June l. 1902
June 11-By J. 3. Koplik & Co. 139
| Park Row. diamonds. watches. tewelry.
etc. pledges prior to June /. 1902; also No.
2310-
| ANDERSON & MINTZ. Auctioneers. 81
Bowery.
June by s Edeiste.n. Long Island
City, diamonds. watches. jewelry, pledged
prior May IS, 1902.
RESTAURANTS
BREAKFAST
A specially at GIBSON'S. 81 & IS Maiden
Lane.
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= PTRSTANCE OF AZ ORDER OF HON.


Frank T Fitzgerald q Surrogate of the County Of
York, notice Is hereby given 70 all persons having
Charlotte Lavnia Gregory, late Of the
COUNT OF New York present the
vouchers the subscriber its place of trans
acting business No. &c Broadway, the City Of New
York OF or before the Sth day Of November next.
dated New York the 9th day OF May. 1903
kNICKERBOC<EIt TRUST COMPANY. Executor.
DAVIES STONE & AUERBACH, Attorneys Executor.
81 Nassau Street Borough Of Manhattan. New York
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Su"rogates' Notices.

TONES. EDNA.:D DIN PURSUANCE OF
an order Of II n Frank T Fitzgerald, Surrogate OF
~. County Of New Notice is hereby given 70 all
persons having against Edward d ZONES late OF
County of York, deceased present the
with vouchers the subscribers at their place of
trauSscDg business the office Geo l. Carlisle,
Room 1910 Wall in The City OF New York,
on or before the At day OF December next
Dated New York the Doth day Of May. 1908.
EDA 4 CARRINGTt-<, HENRY Z. CARRINGTON. Elk
GEO l. CARLISLE. Attorney for Executors. No 40 Wall
St. Borough Of Manhattan New York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
i Frank 7. fitzgerald Surrogate of the County of
New York notice hereby given persons having
claims against Katherine roll late Of the County New
York deceased present the with vouchers there
Of 10 the subscribers their place Of ransactiug bust
ness II the office Sper No - wall Street,
Borough OF Manhattan. city O York, o
before the 18TH day December. 1903. next
Dated New York. the 2nd day of June. 1903
JOHN 7. HELAIECKE ,,.
FRANCIS SPEIR. IT. fANeeu'oIs
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTEp,-A man with $4,000 or 10000
to invest in the heavy trucking ana IAN ar
@ar business. this Is a safe investment and
can guarantee so per cent yearly on said N
yest1ent- F. r MOORE. 3 Federal-st.
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TRUNKS AND LEATHER GOODS.
ADVICE To TRAVELLERS your
Trunks Bags, Suit Cases direct from
makers AMERICAN TRUNK CO. Il
Union Square West. largest retailing man
ufacturers IN the world of travellers r-qui-
sites. Lowest prices. Highest quality Sat
isfaction guaranteed.
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NURSE and attendant % e'deriv 'ady .
gentleman by thoroughly competent
woman. hospital and Senitdriuu exre-f-
euce. highest references from doctors ara
patients. 20 cards 1.06G Lexington a. f-.
care Dunn
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office No. 1864 Broadway. between 36th
and 3Tth SITS. until o'clock .. m. Adver-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular office rates until $ o'clock
D. n. viz: pa Sth ave. :. g cor. 23d-st-; ,
l53 6th-ave.. cor 12th-st-: ~ East l+th-st-.
95T West 42d -st.. between eth and Sth aNes- !;
263 West 125th-st.. 1.33S 3d-ave.. between
10th and nth SITS; L. 26 3d-ave.. near 6lst-
st; .10s 1st-ave.. near S9th-st.; l5I East
I25th-st 1856 Tremont-ave.. ESQ 3d-ave..
near 41st-st.. S4 3d-ave.: 2l0 Bleecker-st-;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-04

MAID. &c-Rednes French lady's mani;
good dressuaker packer going IN -i-
rope or country. excellent rst7r"H'e-
ANEIIE. 1fS East 6Oth-s-
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1O5 SANDS-ST.. two blocks from Bridge
entrance; housekeeping rooms, 81 per
week; two connecting rooms; cool running
water: every convenience: reasonable; hail
room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-04

MAID.-Would go 20 country as cnarl.-r-
maid and sewing. or waitress IN small
family. good reference. White EElLiN'
SCI West 14th-st.
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billiard AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard ano pnoi
.ab1e-. high grade bowling alley builders.
lowest prices. MARX BROS. "A Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-04

-RSE-Competent young gi-I for mar.
or child. understands bottle feeding csst
references; wages $50 city or country ~
West ISth-sr. third n1or
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FOR SALE.

PORTLAND LADDER
-lIll1l-LIlll CO.. 46 World Bldg.
n. Y. Tel 2475 1hn. Best OF ladders de-
liverad at 2Uc. per foot
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NURSE Exrerience5 imam 0urss
Protestant. reliable and competent % a.
full charge. excellent references, wages
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NURSE Reliable. experienced Christian
woman rs INFANTS nurse All fp'iN-
TRCSTY. 81 East qIh-st
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NURSE--By Thoroughly competent -
fned North German % take entire gharse
OF children from two wears up speaks e1o.i
French. best references 2. 3 Bon 20.
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BOARD WANTED.

ROOM and BOARD in central qulet 50,
tI01 Medison-ave with or without prl-
vate bath. JOHNSON. Tribune Uptown OI-
fee 364 broadway.
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ELECTRICIANS.

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STENOGRAPTEft-- Coed stenographsr In
present position over a year, desires
change low SALARY Address A r. l49
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SEEKONK.

II is reported on good authority that
number OF energetic residents in the
central district have under consideration
plans for the erection OF n new building
the lower floor to be used az a general
store and public library, while the upper
story is to be feed up as a hall with
stage etc. suitable for the use or ac-
commodation OF clubs. societies, meet
ings etc. Such n building has been a
long felt want IN this part OF the town
and will he thoroughly appreciated by all.
Mr.. William Pond who has been IN for
the past four weeks with an attack OF
the grip, has 80 far recovered as 70 be
able To he out again
Mrs T. Peck who has been dangerously
IN at the home OF her mother. Mrs. Bliss
on Arcade avenue, is slowly recovering
A dance and social was held AZ the res
idence of John Baker Jr.. on Newman
avenue. last Friday night. Frank
Vaughan. the old and popular vlolinist
and leader furnishing the m,rSic. A
very delightful evening was spent. the
party not leaving till the early hours OF
the morning.