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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Aadison-st corner Goav.rneur-.t 62s.7s sx
exSXl<, DAVID kidGnsky and 70
ham Msiassrter and another; rnortsage
xth-s US II Of iith-ave Iooxss e: Her SOi'nA
suies Nehrle and another Edgar 5 New
Same property Edward Merrill and another
executors and trustees
lzlkt-ss No SO2 West 80. 6xloOll; II
flncus kno another 70 Annie Wattersoa; mort
.sase, $500. Nominal
l-sth-st n s. 800 II Of PaEk-ave, exea IL:
Anraisin { NetngaTten and another TO David
hlosnsky ano another mortgage s32
Vtn-sI e9e II Of Amsterdanl-ay sx
lcoe; Jacob GompTecht TO Alexander n Ptncus:
s. neoI.gsSe 80 30 Nominal
Ihon1s D-ylne 20 Joseph Weik. Nominal
Avenue b No ios, g, 2Gx64e: Norris Msgen-
helm 70 Joseph Goldberg: mortgage. $4,000
H7th-es. No East 2srioob: Edwin Goula 10 Az"
Helen Gould; mortgage s52 600. ......... Nominal
sea.-sI no Wet, runs S e2S
College 10 L<vnnta W Boarernsn: o c and 100
esth-st. - n e OF West End-ave 25xIoos:
Joseph wsik 10 Errett:
sth-evs . els u Z OF 326-st. W
10 "a and $50
Wilbur Rrkhana. executor. 20 Pennsylvanis
WeshngonNt. No 81 20 s.. s 90. Ix5s 2xir-
rsrusr; John Weeks, 5r. 20 Daniel Favu.
C morTsegs So, 600. Noryiual
~ N,ehHss Place .. ~ centre line i53e-st,
-gf. Fox ~ lc.s FIX look n so; Carrie
IA hSts.r % w. Henderson. MORTGAGE Nominal
6roos-ay-. No sss 10 oc4, tx S,-
fs.i: Jonas Wei nd another, 20 Jacob Rahfno-
mortgage. $4,000
issfh-.t- No 10 West IL 1oxss.ir; walter Dean
Nfn Psttsn; mortgage sscoo..--.-...-.. Nominal
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Burn,iae-sve. se-2 IT " Of Anthony-ave
800 Tsraxn.u; rno9tpaFe 81 Nominal
5sth-s No 416 West 25xIO05: Isabelle L Dan
bridge and another 70 Reginald Janray. mort ,,,al
sar-4 property: Reginald Jarray George R
Ray nold. mortgage. $40 251. ->O'ii
is q p R @sTa l19a sla go Nominal
- - r Bs1.T Il e c Izt-ave. OI z x1Oo. strip:
Nance and Sn6het: all - .ltlei Nominal
sg ,,r:s 'd0eF'y Mlilan Astor 10 Nominal
20 81 n $ ie0 10 # X Of Avenue A. 20 i1x1OO:
samuel Nancel and another 10 Max Meyers 700
ToTtgsg S4s 900. and. -. '''
tars and trustees anu Nominal
l25,h-st. 8 100 II " OF Ienox-ave. 25x99. II:
ton 10 the city OF New-York. lo'''
81 N.cholas- save " s a. centre line 1870 IuIs
" a Tx 191lx OK 81; James "A Oeerlhs e mn
John lsOoO
I2ath-.t No to 500 West 225z99 II: Frederick
mortgage sl39. 900: 0 c and. 1910
Br;ant-st. Freeman-st, 53K1o0z5OKs5s;
Herman Mundheim TO Louis Rosensteln o nm
i54th-st n s. 1872 4 n Of Courtiandt-ave. 70 Ak
100; Peter F Yaupe ct al TO August = Vaupeii
Cro,ona-ave W $ 900 # $ Of lseth-st, 25xso; John
MeSorley to Rose McsorIey. &c 90 Nominal
Leon 4 Liebesknd Adolph Pawd; mortgage ,oo
81 Nicholas P sI,o n cor i5oth-st CO sxi0o;
Ruth T. HALEY 70 Henri Acker Nominal
5sth-st. s 162 # e Of 7th-ave. 2oxl005: Henry
trus,e tti.'y 10 ,o'.n Nominal
es;b-st $ liz n = Of Madison-ave 25xlOO.5:
Lexingtou-ave No 443, 196x75: James Kyle
and another, James F Tower: mortgage. n,
Amsterdara, en- Nos IL 500 and ISL Q s. 49iixso;
John Harper to Henry Wendt: mortgage ,,,
Gs fso - No 2o4 West. lSxIoo5: Adolph stern
referee to Bertha Leonard; mortgage $1,000. LOU
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MANY UPTOWN LOTS CHANGE HANDS

Z. Fellman has sold for Henry Corn twelve lots
;n Albany Post Road and Observation-Disclosures
tlrd-st 70 Martin Brothers: also for the George
81. Brodhsad estate the Broadway plot, 81 7x252 9x
So11l0lo feet BOO feet south OF Dykeman-st and for
Oe Witt Broohead the plot the east side Of
Broadway, go feet south OF Dykeman-st-. 5O711x
26L 2xboI@s fest to Daniel B. Freedman. This
makes ten moro lots Mr.. Freedman adds to his
holdings in this section: also for Christian Thur
lander TO sehmalze Brothers lot. 25xlOO feet on
the north side OF Two-hundred-a nd-ninth-st 10
feet west Of Ninth-ave who Will build a three
story factory on the property.
p. FellnnRn has established a branch office in
New-Orleank on the ground floor Of the IIyerpooI
and London and Globe Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

BY fs--sh E1sher Mooney Co: lss and ls5 lO4th-st
. $50 ft Of Amstsnoau-ave. 501lOOIl; story brig
apartment b. Thomas agt II A Davis Ell al Holm &
e ettys; Aoioy. ref amt due S4s 430 taxes ec
81, 725 81 prior mort, SIS OO0 - ~
BY L Phillips Coz 200 and POS 43d-st g. 100 It W
OF 1tA-eye 8o1loO5; 10 story brk apartment h;
$50 al SosTs engines machinery etc Atlantic Dock
1Aaaes ref; due sl60 90; taxes etc Sl.l8 SIS
BY d Ingrahan G. Co: lst-ave S g. 1905 II Q Of
dust. S3xs76 Wakefield: Preston receiver aVt
f.rs Fanghnan and Ino: w Dayton, atty; \ D TrusI
xsf; amt due. 81 go 81; taxes ETC. SIS 81
By Joseph Days SIS 81 Nichoas-ave 8 W corner 153d-
* tlssl l1I7e exlO7i0 except part taken for Croton
Noueoucts two story brk ms: Mutual Mort Co ast
fisrepont Realty Co ct a.; Sondheim & s. sttys; g
6rAnct ST. ref: amt due s0653 Of; etc 50 600.
solc subject 70 two -norts sSgregating Sl05. 600.
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TO ALTER OLD LIBRARY BUILDING.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintend-
ent Hopper for the remodelling OF the four story
and basement building, Nos. l6 and IS East Six
teenth-st., owned by Columbia College, and form
erly occupied by the library OF the Society OF
Mechanics and Tradesmen. into a loft and store
building. A front is TO be erected, the build
ing raised six stories and enlarged by the ad-
dition Of six story extension. IS feet front
and l26 feet deep An elevator will be installed
and hreproof staircases built. The improvements
TO cost $4,000. according TO the estimate OF
Horenburger & Straub, the architects. The re-
modelled building is TO be occupied by Simon
RagOun & Co. a lessees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Leh6ovitz. simon. Mendel Alderman; lo0th-
mt N9 S 5S h1is S@F er d S
Me eyeer Max. to Samuel Mandei ana another;
2dst Nos 1870 and 49, prior mortgage. $4,000 1000
wsinsaIten. abraham 9 and another to Dayid
ber Mssa sIa ' Iear per 14OoO
same pGr cent 20 same Madison NO 90 1000
N:S9ap Etsas - = to me l. Rank aae for ys saynsf
Same to Edward N Merrill: same property; prior
mortgage $4,000; due August l. 1909 per - 6oo
s1 s4s &c s s@s Asest isda p
paHy; Houston-st corner MaeaouEaI-st; 90 600
same s'' to Harris Mandebaun ana another same
Bcepsrty prior moFtsase' $1,000 ae!nanl 1900
same to trustees Of the Fund FOR the Relief q
Of The 5@'ss'ant Episcopal Church I7 vest IN ne
years n per 4 10 he :.mcns Bank for
Sings 4'l 5e4 cent + % It OF Madison ave.
Jaf FRAY Resinald 5 to Fannie l. Elliott 5oh-st
10 4l6 West, years. per cent 80. 400
Well Il Ioss df West E3dave years per cent $500
Gg Ea5; be ears 20 per EegiH
Sn 39 w FggGef dGs i - iso5 sT 56o
another; i2lst-st No sO2 West; Instruments nm
s. 5S'? 81 IS o E PROV hS%'n mSs s9a
1senbeTs Esther to Jonas Wen and another i7th-
st. nos S5S-s54 TO $40 West; collateral. 1900
ciety waers, No $50; years per cont $500
Wa" ave R8F oonar Of hGR ye4 per-
ao 10 y It pS Of i sYs yeaP y per-
Treacy Patrick 5, TO John schable, 81. Nicioias-
ave, 9 s. 500 # n OF 16Oth-st: years: per 80
ave ave- Corner i7isst year per 5eHt 100000
i ssar per Cent: each oa-s: 'nor.s-s'' $4,000
S S55and-s' corner A'o!tsy-s' years per 5000
ion-aye No 44s; years Az per 1900
moTtsags s2oCo Year,. per pePeF pot 1000
7th-ayo e s. S04 Fl Of 87th2st; 3 Years, "a
L6agacre Realty Company to Lawyers Title In.
surance Company 45th-st. No II TO 20 West: -
Same to Lille McGovefn; same property: prior
m0Gtgage $50 900 year per cent 10000
square; demand per 10000
Ssth-st; also West End-a7e = 754 II Il
cocke-II' Inn r Pc LAM: iDa.rin9; 81 OOOO
Nicholas s. at centre line I42dst. pro .ooo
Gr1nfai. Frances WIDOW to Eqaa6c Lie As
S due 5asSay ed 5' f 81
NAo as No to ,d sn 9da. fsy pst Ra s.
ATsT rs 5aaS Of MAJ e. to s W YEARS. sS.h Pf
RYAN Ssn. Michael D. to sus.man Veil Lexington ''OOO
ave. No Il. corner Of 26th-st; demand; per
Godsten solomon and another. to Lawyers Title
corner Of scaTnnle-st: years: per cent ~. Sc 600
HertZel Garrison J. Harlem Savings Bank.
a. per cent. 1900
Rabinowitz Jacob. Jonas Well and another.
Etaments, per cent $500
Same 10 same. Brook Nos 9ss, 9a2 e94,
cent each 1000
Livingston. Louis D another George Lau-
years. per cent 5000
jenkins. James 5. and another Title Guarantee
per cent $4,000
Vingust, George F. to Equitable Trust Company,
54th-st. No 80 west also 6th-eve. No 1913; also
GreenWich-st. Nos SO and SIS: West-st, No
"a also FTont-st No .: also Whitehan-st, No
~: also Soonest, No "a: also Broadway, Nos
l.45l ana l.45S corner 4lEt-st: also Boue-
ward 160th-st: also esth-et No l51
West: due =: per cent. Eoid............... 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Bainbridge-aTe west side. 232 feet south Of One
Observation-Disclosures two story brickshop
and stable 4OSxO feet; Daniel Hollihan owner; J..
J. Mcmillan, architect; $500.
Jerome-ave.. northeast corner OF Fordharn Road,
Your story brick tenement house. 45K65 feet; Walter
y. Rollins. owner and architect: S24.0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28
REAL ESTATE.
Mss Gould Takes Title To House
adjoining Her Home.

Miss Helen II Gould cook title yesterday 10 No
East Eorty-seventh-st-. ZJXleo5 feet. from Edwin
Gould. The stated consideration was nominal Sho
has rnortgaged the property 10 Mr. Gould for ~
600 for five years II per cent TIE house acJoias
81 the rear No. 57s Fifth-ave., whore Mss GouId
lives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

&th-<- No sl7 10 a2l East for two six story
PRICK tsnement houses ana stores ~. 10xs5 q:
SincefS bernstein. owners; Eorenburger g.
-
Glth-st- Nos. 23s and 24O East for six story
5Etcx tenement house and stores 40xS7. II. :
AAads. owner; Eorenburser & StAub, archI-
12sS.. 256 Z; " =; ,.,
SIX story brick hztiouse. boRs2 5: West SID.
COntrnction Co. owner: A T Pelham, architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28
SALE OF sEAeRlsT PROPERTY

Duff & Brown and F. A. Booth have sold for
the Rev. ID. Stuart Dodge the Seagrist property
20 feet west OF Broadway. fronting IS feet on the
south side OF One-hundred-a nd Forty-first-st and
% feet on the north side Of northumberland
Fortieth-st-. running through the block
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By Bryan L Kennedy; Canal-st No s31 n W cor
Fsriok-st 2se1s2x irregular; sty bldg with store;
voluntary ssle 20 Alfred Narling SIC 600 Green
~lon-sve Nos los and los. l2th-st 4oxs2 3x
G91.tQo. S' D'u IA 81
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Surrogates' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
l. vrank FITZGERALD a Surrogate OF the County OF
New York notice hereby given to all persons having
claims against Mary z Brown late OF the County OF
New York the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber place OF transacng bust
No Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattan. in
the C:ty OF New York or before the Gath day OF
Dsted New York the 18th day OF APRIL 1904.
EDMOND CONGAR BROWN. Executor.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

L Amer T. Thomas a Surrogate the County New
York notice hereby all persons having claims
of the County of New York.
deceased TO present with vouchers thereof. 20
of tranSdCttnS business at the
Once OF PRISON BeaN No ~ Liberty street. in The
o York Borough Of Manhattan. on or before
the eighth day of July next.
patsd New YORK. the sixth day July. 1904.
ELIZABETH q. BUCK. Administrative.
PRISON & BEALL, Attorneys for Adnl!ntstratrix 81
Liberty St. Borough OF Manhattan city OF New York
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SurTOgates n Offices.

.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
! Frank T. Fitzgerald, Surrogate q the County Of
claims against Adoph Keller late Of the County Ct Sew
70 the aSsef6el a. er place ot asaetiaS 6us1ess
al 5s Ss go o. a Vail street in the city ~ Nsw Yof
BofousA Of Manhattan Oh or before the 9th day OK JaIu
b3Iqd Ns T2r ne ao} }7 Gay q }g9f 1919 m
BUTIEF NOTMAN. JoI.INE & MYNDERsE Attorneys
Tor Executors. - Wall Street. Manhattan Borough New
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
hbne, G Thomas rs sa5rGeaie Of the cPgHy Of New
a2K hIiS Il Bad6T ls. Of ~ y Of
SAFE o, Pt1nsSyania Se6ease9 10 present the sane Win
thereof u.scrlhers their place
YORK on Or before The 18th day Of september next.
GEORGIAn'NA BRADBRooK. JESSIE KINGSLEY. Ex-
MoRTIMER v. BYERs Attorney Executives. No 12o
broadway. n Y city. Manhattan
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County Of New
against William Ryan late Of the County OF New York
once Butler. holman, Jone ( Myaderse his at
before tho 3oth day Of December next, Dated New
,,r,a., ,,az,,,.,. JAMES. MALONE; Executor.
nsys FOR E1oautor Street New York City
VIRGINIA p. MATTHEWS-IN PURSU-
sgos OF an order r. Of Hon A6ner G Thomas sarro
% all having claims sfelns. virginia Matthews
with vouchers thereof the Subscribers their
place OF tTansacting business offices j. Augustus
before the first day Of August
J nRANDER MATfHEWs gay PETER q fu" r B% EAR
Executors
3 s55 srss au for the
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
= Abner 6. Thomas, Surrogate Of the County OF New
York, Notice hereby given all persons having
against Caroline ~ Weaver. late Of the County New
York. deceased to present the with
Of TO the subscriber at ais place transactng
before Of September next
Dated New York. the I'D OF March.
Ten BROCK MORSE, Executor.
EDWARD STETSON GRiFFINCi. Attorney
80 Nassau Street Manhattan. The city of York.
N. Y
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate the County of
York dated is March 1904 notice hereby all
persons having claims against Robb
Of tho County Of New fok deceased present the
with vouchers thereof 10 the
tTsnsactns business at The Once OF stephen H On.
81 Nassau Street in The City York before
the l0th day OF October
Dated New York. the oath OF March 1904
LINES HAMPDEN ROBR. Executor
STEPHEN H OIIN Attorney FOR Fxecntor ~ Nsssa,
St. New York City - ~
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Steamboats,.

GA778NILl EVENING LONE
For Catskill land Catsku Mountain Points Hudson and
The Berkshres; CoXsackIe and way landings St9lihTe
KAATERSkILL OSTEORA. weekdays. r N
from CHRISTOPHER L. NJ from West l29th ST.
Extra boa (ONTEORA). Saturdays. l:3O, from
CHRISTOPHER St West 129th St. for CatsltilL
Hudson by annex and Malde5i
Special for Cairo. Paienvile. Otis summit
Eaines Corners and Tanuersvlle
Main Deck
illustrated Folder mailed free
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Steamboats,.

B Cd 8 U Cd M A AsR E RseHsy n
FALL RIVER LINE FOR Newport Fan River. Boston an,
Eastern and Northern Points. Steamers PRSCIrr -
and PURITAN. Orchestra each Leave Pier IT, M ? =
foot OF Warren days and sundays $40 p ~
PROVIDENCE LINE for PToydence. Boston, North "a,
East. steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM. OrcAs.
ira on IS. n r. foot Murray
only. at p NJ ~'~
wich StoningtOn rii Narragansett Pier No-Sss
LOWELL. and CHESTER w CHAPLIN; Leave PIE, -
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. SprfnzasI,
North Week days Str. RICHARD PECK Tvs Pc ~
HAMPSHIRE Tvs. Pier 90 z r. II night. suS S.w
RICH PECK Tvs. Pier 20 z R $50; It. z a. -
1000 A. NJ. return due N " s;4S P NJ !"
1Is5 1855 Broadway. IS Union square 5th "a
pas Columbus Avenue 273 W and 153 Z. I25th ss.Is
New York: Court $50 Fulton street. 500 Bro.,xssc
Brooklyn. and al Piers 10y
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LAWYERS.

Is YOUR DEBTOR ALIVE? II SO. we
guarantees TO collect your debt or no
charge o'BRIEN. ADER & sANDERsON.
70 Broadway. Telephone Z. 26l-Cortlandt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28

Onfnrnasted apartments to Let.
1S7-lel EAST slsT-sT.-Bssutitul apartmenta Z and
S35 10 s45.
q ROOMS AND BATH all light all Improvements 8
St Nicholas Terrace. Eth and I2Sh ". HER
BERT.
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MLCHLNERN.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-6OO second-hsnd
wood and iron working machines. fuIIV
guaranteed: machinery bought and sx-
changed. GEO. y. EDDY. 3JS MaGison-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28

ENGINEEIs--By good mechanic and pipe
Az East 59th-sJ.
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School agencies.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Coverne4sss,
etc. Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply
Mrs. ST. J. YOUNG FULTON. q Union SquAr1A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28

ELECTRICIANS HELPER, In or out or
town. has two years experience and own
tools ISlDOR kOLBEf6ti. - CoIumbia-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28

ENGlNEER--As gas engineer; under
stands dyEamos, ice machine and steam
heating. years IN last place own tools
and Go repairs. first class reference. JOHN
WEST $50 21th-sJ.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28

BILE -TRICIAN HELPER desires position
IL or ouI OF the city. = years appearance
owns tools. MAN HERS HkON IrZ. %
cannon 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28

EL.FC"TROPL.ATEk understanding the
business IN all its branches: Capabls Of
taking fulI charge, Address Platter. Box
loo. - atsIuJIy Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28

DRIVER. &c.-ENL erlenced young man as
driver or porter. understands delivering.
honest ana willing. JOHNSON. =, Alb 9TH
ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28

DRESSMAkER first class late with lead
ing eStabls hnent. out by day: trst class
fitting and modelling. Ol9 LeXiugton-aye
.SHIRTWAIST SUITS made TO order from
ladies' own material. moderate. NJ. CUR
LEY l.947 Broadway. Arcade.
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CARPET CLEANING.

N. V.GARPETGLE AMINGG0
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern
Az & 400 WEST 45rH-ST.
Tel 51l-3sth- st. Established 1856
W II JORDAN + LENTZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28

DRIVER--By married man. -. acquainted
with city streets and country roads on
Long Island. good taiker; neat appeaTlns.
or position at anything I'D. OPFEk-
MANN. +S SRoro Road. Sts!nWay. Ions
island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28

CCACHMAN married. willing. obiiging.
careful driver kind, takes best care e
horses. harness and carriages. personal
references: gentIenan's country place. c.
SMITH 400 Broadway. Long Island civ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28

HANDY MAN.-AU around workman
steady and sober, wishes position at any
thing l. Z T.. 9S4 Halsey-st. Brooklyn
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COACHMAN- aged 81: thorough
Iy experienced. first class references, us
ENGAGED on account Of family giving up
horses. FLOOD. 3 West 45th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28

COACHMAN.-By young man; single
thoroughly understands the care Of fine
horses and carriages; good rider and driver
best city references. Can OF address j. b.
East 52d-st-, private stable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28

COACHMAN.-ThOrouE understands hts
business: careful. skiltul CITY driver. Sev-
ences from last place. Address J. y. Trib-
une Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28

COACHMAN. IS: useful temperate; under
stands the care Of horses. harness, car
riages; careful driver. good reference; last
and former employer can be seen 10
SEsPH. Tribune Uptown once, 1854 Broad
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28

HOT SEW OREER-Southern girl "a ssrere
bou~eWorkev n fiat Care Of Powell
S53 West 2Tth-st., ona flight east. back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28

GAftlif1N En- cWcOct 70 care for horses
garden and lawn on gentleman's pIace.
references. AUGUST. 20 Greenwich-st
GARDENE>R--Rv single North OF Ireland
Protestant: all branches. rere~enres
STEVENSON. ISL South Sth-st RrCol!yr
GARDENER. Former EMPLOYER wishes 70
secure employ for German gardener
who has hlled present position FOR four
years: Is single. honest. sober industrious
ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28

PAINTER. Inside or outside; sxperi.nced
reasonable and reliable: landlords privats
or boss; day or sob. ANDERSEN. s6l $50
ST.. Brooklyn
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

CDACHMAN. gardener, useful man; Eng
lsh single: smooth face. excellent dri-
yer and caretaksr OF harness. carriages,
lawns. drives, etc. good references. FRED
BRICK. at Carpenters. 10+ 9th ave.
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JANITORS. small family wants one or
more houses; understands hot water sup
ply; man handy with tools. good reference.
Mrs. CARR. 162 East 1lOth-st
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HOUSEK FEPER.- domestscatst Ens-
NShW1Wau. OF nurse and companion "
invalid. scod reader and sewer. Miss r.
SS1 W 34tN-St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28

CONGREGATIONS sewing machinist
10 put on belts OIL clean and DO gen
orally useful. ADVERTISER. care Meyer.
6o6 East 14th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28

MAN. by month. with gentleman; under
stands care OF ladies' and gentleman's
clothes; pressing and cleaning. KLEIN.
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CARDENER.-Twenty years practical ~,
perience in all branches. with architart
or contractor OF landscape work: would -
private place as gardener and florist .
understands care and management ~ live,
stock: married j. c. BICKEL. 90 Walker
81.
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DIIV Eti. &c--S~ e1e, Us driver and care
taker % horses, - years experience.
references. l. PETERSON. 70 Greenwich
St
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emGlc-
WASTED.-A Protes tant nurse for young
infant; must furnish very best city ref
erence, and not over As years old Apply
between l and AZ 229 MadIsOn-ave.. on
Thursday.
The oasis., 1904-01-23

Saturday, January %, 1904.
The Wrong House.

Wednesday night about ten
o'clock, a Mexican named Jesus
Gotta endeavored to gain admit
lance to the house occupied by
Mrs. John Hunt, back of Roy d
Titcomb's warehouse. The man,
who evidently had made mistake
as to the house, presuming that it
was that of a friend, knocked at
the door once or twice and received
no response. Finally after repeat
ed knocks Mrs. Hunt, first arming
herself with a revolver, went to
the door to learn who the intruder
was. AS soon as the door had
been opened Gotta made a grab at
the lady and tried to force his way
inside the house. Thereupon Mrs.
Hunt. now thoroughly alarmed
and aroused, fired three shots in
rapid succession. One of the shots
took effect, the man falling down.
Mrs. Hunt then dragged him in
side the house and sent for a doc
tor who took charge of the wounded
Mexican. One ball had lodged
in the mans spine and was re-
moved the following day by Doctor
Purdy. Gotta was not very seriously
injured and may thank his lucky
stars that he escaped so easily.