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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Pocher No. 1873 West feminist. a four
rtory tenement house and No 233 West Fourth-st..
three story apartment house stores, Charles
Damer. a client.
Louis Iese has bought through Georg. BrettelI Son.
from James Brandon lyman. executor 84s 353
East one-hundre2-adtw entythrd-st four story
Dwelling houses. on plot 81. GxlOOll
Louis i-ese has bought from Thorn tr., No
- East one-hundred-and-twe three
SS,%sli-s house, on LOT 2OxIoou feet J. p. & E. J.
DaG Brown. conjunction with ] Newton osorio
have sold Tor Martin y FINK No 5js One-hundred
xno-i y !Is-st five story hathoIse, lot 25NOJIl
6egsr No i49 East one hundred -sxteenth-st,
bas st'Ty aah9nse on lot 251lool feet which they
STo Sst = A0euo" last month J. Berko"'z was the
I.owsnfeld & Prayer have sold to Abraham D. Vein
oia buil5 ngs. plot 75Nlool feet
se ne piot fee at the santSwest cofHeP
OF Ninth-ave. and Two huadred-and- tenth-st
son 20 Iiehtens1ein Nos 47 and I49
neni on plot 5o7o6 feet for DG about SA
Is ss s9eF'' '' story tenement house. on lot 20 TX
Henry H. Often has sold Herman wiebke to Mich
hathouse; on pio, IS 7xSo feet ''O''
- John Loscarn has reSod for client No 80 East
% 'enth-st three story dwelling house.
II. :. senior & Go. have sold for Thomas F. Devue
rs f ee Of 5 T on 5ne n9f'h side OF siNy-fouTh-st
mayer TO FTderiok aGs,et 10 ia3 West
The estate Of Gustave B.nger reported sold
house on a lot 2oxIo65 feet
ga Mag 5ad hsbtnss ss Co sga for Vel Mayer Nos
e 15is hoe-es n plot ihSioo5 ieet n,. = ,.o
the @ or EnosTs haTe sold to Jaeo6gs so Diamond
the southwest corner Of Rroome and Sullivan SITS.
Hane9Sn-st seven story tenement house, plot
JACKSON Stern took in exchange Mr. Jackson for
10 9o tie two I'VE story hathoses Nos 5o3
which they have resod 10 Liebermann Brothers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Jenningsst-. south side. % feet OF Brlstow-st
four story brick tenement house. 23x6I Christina
cost, $1,000
Prospect west side. between Ritter Place and Jen
ningsst. five and six story brick public school 200xs4
feet and extension. 42SX42 City OF New
YORK owner: G b. J. SNYDER. architect: cost. $4,000
Two-hundredthst southeast OF Briggs-aVe.
two and one-haf frame dwelling houses % 4x54
and "a 4N54 feet Frederick P. Fox. owner E. l. TtOn
architect: cost $4,000.
Boston Road, side. north OF Union-ave
three five brick houses. 40xS76
TIVE 4oxss feet: Ssuer Gross Herbene owners: Neville
& Bagce, architects cost. $4,000.
No S45 Thi-teenth-st., unonport story frame
cost $50
OEdenave southeast Of One hundred
Eeconost trear) story barn 22x60
T Kaiser. owner William OHea. architect; 81 900.
Prospect-aye northwest OF Jenningsst.
story brick tenement houses 43x6B1o and 4oxs5
Bauer. Gross q lerbener, owners: Neville * Bagge
Architects; cost, SI0.OpO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
Notice of Sum mons.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
49, New York; County Of New YoFk--harles +. Muller.
William "; Heberton. Horace 5. Ely and Edward 4.
and testament Of Thomas w. Evans. deceased plaintiffs
William ". Heb2rton Arthur aIos as Executor Of
Thomas ". Evans deceased: arthur b Huey: Rudolph
u Evans: OtVi3 t;EaAs, anna f. Miller fIankItn Nil
l. kn9s Horace i1os' 9a- an tln9s: thomas b. Enos.
ton; clara Z. Davis Marion n Heberton Clara Higgins
EHans, FRANK Il Evans Warrington Evans. Olive M
oeth NJ. ByaRs: Lester L Evans; Harry Evans; Eliza
ches HEBRON rasod6s
Mca5 Wiam B. oIiSer Robert a P2iips anne nns
MeM9rsn; Navarro Hotel ana imP9rtaton Company; G.
William b. McNieee William c. Keeler; John W Wooten
Keane; Rastus s Ransom: Louis SHERMAN and John
Observation-Disclosures desired in New York Couh,
ty-To the above named defendants: You hereby
serve Of your the plaintiffs attorneys
day service and IN case Of yra faara
BY default rssf deahaed in the a Sopain you
woT%9TT g T4,;E eoT at -, fSo4 C,.
1ue ebtGon and Pf aorade s E9 a;
adrf Ss Ne %o % erty street R9oqgn q M23aa
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF dward A. c1ane. as ExecDtor
SoToush Of Pa o New york. y
To the defendants Charles F Muller. Arthur b Huey.
CARA Davis &aTon Mq HG.r,a An"s .a
ask Ysq ah WaErns As' Evans EaE' Rfqe a%,
Rudolph H Evans 2nd Frank 2. Evans Elizabeth ~
Evans. Lester l. Evans Harry .. Evans Elizabeth J.
SThanncn Psa W ESans HowsTt H IngersolI W K
Robert A Phillips: The foregoing Is served upon
by publication. pursuant to the Hon John
Proctor Clarke OF Of
Of the State Of New York. 10th day Of June
1904 and filed with the complaint herein the
the Clerk Of the County Of New York Borough Of
Manhattan city. County OF New York on M
18th June, 1904 -
Dated New York June 10th 1904
WOICOTT G LANE. Attorney for plaintiffs Charles F
Muller. william w Hob-rton ana Horace 8. Ely as
Executors and Trustees &C ONCE and Post once
addreSs No s2 LiheTty Street noTepFh o. Manhat
Attorneys for pln!ntiT Edward Crane, as Executor
and Trustee. sc. O4ice snd Post Of7ce address "a
~. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
Country Property for Sale,
SEA SHORE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

At Pine Orchard, Conn. The so-Called New
port of Conn. Pine Orchard is located Long
Island Sound twelve miles east of New Haven.
AT this place is located Tennis Courts and the
fines: Golf Links in Conn. Many trains run
daily the Shore Line Division Of The N ".
\. II. q II. Railroad.
The property here offered for sale is known
as Rock Point cottage a Wen built three story
and basement house. with furniture carriage
house: also a Pier one hundred and ten feet long.
There is TWO hundred and sixty feet Of Shore
front From the spacious veranGas may be seen
nearly all Of the celebrated Thimbe Islands.
This cottage is an ideal location for an amateur
yachtsman. whose ambition does not exceed
sailboats or launches Of more than twenty or
thirty feet Wategline. Bathing and fishing faCt-
ties excellent The cottage is located at the
eastern extremity of the high grounds Of Pine
Orchard. wherein the finest cottages are seated.
Apply 10
JOS P. BEACH. Cheshire, Conn,
Or on the premises after July 1st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
REAL ESTATE.
Takes Title to Large Plot Near
Pennsylvania Terminal Site.

Thomas Diraend dealer all kinds ironwerk for
buildings. now plot in the Pennsylvania
Railroad tanlel terminal district He tide yester
day 10 No l43 West Thtrty-second-st from II. O.
Huntiing. through Thomas * Eckerson. brokers'
No. i45 West ThTty-second-st from William R. HILL
through J Romano Brown Co.. brokers' No 143 is
three story and basement high stoop house, I6 ski
teeL anc No. 10 Is four story store and tenement
hoIse y feet vide by 10 feet deep. The line OF
No ia5 Is 20 feet wide. There three story
tenement houses the north part the premises No
2z5. ir. Dlnon6 also No 1877 l41 West Thirty
secInd-tt. and No l2s West ThiTty-third-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
COMMERCIAL CABLE BUILDING ANNEX,

Plans have filed Buildings Superintendent
Hopper for sixteen story hreproof to the
Commercial Gable Companys office building to built at
No. "a 70 2s NeW-st. and Nos. 6o 81 Exchange
Place win respective fTOntages OF 723 feet
fest 1t will have facade OF limestone brick with
terra Gotta trimmings match the building
Will be called the Blair Building The OF new
building is estimated 100000 architects are
&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
THE FLORENCE TO BE A HOTEL.

Plans have been flied with Buildings Superintendent
Hopper for the remodeIling apartment
house at the northeast corner Of Fourth-ave. and
Eghteenth-st. which the apartment house. It
IS sad 10 be built IN this city 1t be made
q hotel and cafe. a ana
conducted by the Hotel Florence
bert c. Mason president. There will subway pas
station the building
There be ireproof corridors and other i'm
provernent. which estimated 10 10000 The
r. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By Parish Fisher. Mooney Co: $40 Il6th-st, g. 200
q OF 50x25 2x25s75 sx25x1oO: story
ek 4 b.; q II Byrd ast y Campbell et a. &
= atys r Donnelly. ref due SIS 900: taxes etc
s.. 700. adjourned July S " -
By Joseph ? Day: 432 I7th-st. s75 IT OF 10TH
ave, ZSNaS. i've story bk h: p DoeIger ] Nc
sorley ct al Gusgenheiaer. s. NJ attys: Wolf ref:
@ se 600. BIoaSMsy' 4iSs = Of 2lsth-st.
25Nl00. F Guilshan aGt Il Bowling et ell " A Pur-
atty: Jacobs ref: amt due sTs5 g. taxss
etc. sSs 81: 20 6 8 Acken for s4.4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
WORK WANTED

YOUNG MAN. IS: has attended college for
the last four years: good penInan, refer
ences. j., 135 Sth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
LENox SALES AND LEASES.

rockingham Moore have made the following leases
Of places at LenoX. Mass. rentals varying $500
70 $4,000 for this Homestead. George
Bliss Higfrwood Mrs Cram: the Jacques place and
the Taylor cottage Mortimer Singer the Lenox Club
2 NeIoe Morris the Field cottage 10 Thomas Robbins
Deepdene q Baron Se-uberS Bishop No. /.
Hamilton Cary Lakeside 5. p. Shooter: Wynnstay
Dr. William c Rves. the GTiswold cottage. and Eric
=. DahgTen they have su5let the Homestead for Mrs
Bliss The firm EgIeson place for
the Trinity Church Corporation A. K Mackay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
Foreclosure Sales.
W YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ OF New York-Mary l.. Hardman Plaintiff. against
Jennie V. Kennedy al Defendants-In pursuance Of a
judgment OF foreclosure duly and entered
In the above entitled action bearing date the 2h day Of
June 1904 the undersigned. referee in said Judgment
named Will sell al public auction at the New York Real
Estate SalesroOm, No. lGl Broadway Borough OF Mar
haitian City Of New York. the 18th day July, 1904
II o'clock day, by Robert E. Simon
tioneer the premises directed sold said Iudg
ment and therein described follows: All that lot Of land
situate in the Twentythrd Ward OF the City Of New
York and bounded and described follows Beginning at
point the easery line of Lind Avenue. distant
hundred and tllU) and three-quarter $50
Inches northerly from the ntersec
ton OF the ly line the north
ery line of Devoe Street and running thence esstery on
line at right angles Lind Avenue hundred and
twelve 12 feet six 80 inches thence southe'ly and par
sle TO Lind Avenue twenty-five (2 feet thence westerly
line right angles Lind hundred and
twelve Q12) feet easterly line OF
Lind Avenue; and thencs northey along said easterly
line OF Lind Avenue twenty-five (2) the point
place Of beginning.
Dated New York City June 28rd 1904.
SYDNEY H HERMAN, Referee.
EDMUND COFFIN, Plaintiffs Attorney "a Pine Street.
Borough Of Manhattan, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
REPORTED LEASES.

J. Arthur Mandeville & Co. completed
term OF Of the property No 577 Madison
to John J. McGrath. also the store No. 5s7
Ma 5ison-ave. William r. Nisbet
Charles Z Duross has leosed Nos and West Six
teenthst.. double brownstone dwelling house.
years al rental OF SO 600 Bradley
20 Harry s Koch who Will the house for dancing
school
Pocher Co. leased No. 413 East Fiftieth-st, a
-four dwelling Abraham
10 7. g Denurest for q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02

TIME OWNER OF fine old Of a thousand acres
situated within fifteen minutes Of a populous city.
will sell number OF attractive suitable
ban villas and cottage homes with without garden
ground. The estate richly wooded. and than
forty has been steadily improved and developed
private park and game preserve The Lodge a
spacious mansion Of hundred rooms together with tho
deer forest in which will be
II disposed o. viii be sod whole furnished and
equipped throughout. For further description.
photos, send TWO postage stamps
JOHN CUSSONS
Forest Lodge. Glen Allen. Virginia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02

BOY. II. high school graduate. in Office or
neat place HARRY STElNHARDT. o
CInton-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
TO IMPROVE MISS LEARy,s HOME.

Plans have been FLED Buildings Superintendent
Hopper for the enlargement of the city Miss
Annie LeaTy. at No. 1852 Fifth-ave. A story ana
basement extension so feet deep erected TO
permit the addition Of ballroom and
and conservatory the latter have
The OF The improy estimated al $4,000 by
Palmer G. HornbosJei, the architects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
PL-hINFIELD, n. j.

Only 100 Special Bargains Of High
Glass. properly restricted, residential and
business locations. on MARITIME Estate on
Park. Prospect, Watching. kensington.
Hillside, MARITIME ana Thornton AVS, and
New Avenue. to be an extension of Ever
green Av., 80 feet wide. from Hillside to
Park. Titles insurable Prices low.
Terms easy. Buyers Of lots can have
houses built to their own order, on terms
easier than renting. Your own Broker,
or WELLES & CO. ~ Broadway, y. Y
Telephone. Don't Delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
OFFICE FU@NTTURE.
STORAGE NOTICES.

---N-~----~---~-----~--N->
PEOPLES STORAGE co.
252 and 2a4 West 29th-st. New-York
To Minnie Blackwell sam Il Williams
Katie Farrell Annie West Matte smith.
Edward smith Henry Mitchell VIM. J.
Mcdonald. Annie Btucn Ellen Delany.
Vim Martin Lottie Jerry. Mary Brown.
Robert Z Hicks. Bella Walsh Ida Pou ers,
Pauline Rogers d. II. Powell. Mrs Astrato:
You are hereby notined that the time for
payment OF the Hen hold upon the
household goods Csilce furniture ans peg
souai effects. etc. stored by you In our
warehouse having expired after due notice
has been given you. such property VIII tie
sold at public auction on Monday. July Is,
1904. AZ PA West 29th-st. New-York. IN
less charges paid before.
rFCPT FIG STOP A,rE 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02

The approximate OF the lien charge. satisfy
which the described property Is be sold,
ST. S5S 75 with interest June 1904
costs amounting 70 S146 80, thereon from
June With the expenses o. the sale
The approximate of water rents, assess
nents or other liens which allowed the pur
the purchase paid by the referee
is S554 90 and interest thereon
Dated New York city. June 2STd. 1904
SYDNEY Fl. HERMAN, Referee
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown Office.
NO 1864 BROADWAY.
Advertisements received the following branch
regular O'clock D. viz:
Shave 1853 9Th I2thst.;
14th-st.; @57 West 42i-st 18th and sth
ayes; 263 West 125t-st: ave- and
nth sts 1.026 6lstst: L7oS LIST
s9th-st 157 East I25th-st Tremont-ave.. 600 ID
ave- near 41st-st.; dave: 98 Christopher-st.
L,r-rLLNm y y - CONT 21a court
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BOOM EPER--EXperieECed man: very
neat anu accurate; thoroughly up IN
d"uble entry; requires steady work. city ref
eIvnceS. AC.I RATE 90 Rodney-st
BrOCN IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
RoMEYN CHURCH PROPERTY SOLD.

Iidansky & Levy have bought the Romeyn Presbyteri
Church property No. 40 East Fou-teenth-st.. on a
25xl5S5 feet The Romeyn church recently merg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02

The records OF the Buildings Department the
ough OF The Bronx show that for the six months ending
June 80 applications filed for the erection sO3
buildings, 50 712 039 against buildings
70 cost 5l55 TT the same Teri0d last year and as
OF 1893 ending December RI. : large increase
sor the last six months the houses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
WEST END HOUSE CHANGES HANDS.

The Gilsey estate has sold story brownsto,
dwelling house. a lot 23xlOo feet at the northea
corner OF Eighty seventh-st. and West End-ave. II
buyer viii occupy the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02

BANGKOK No So go OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution ls missing Any per-
son having claim to IL Is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
Or submit to having saiI passbook can
celled and a ne" one issued.
LOsT.-Bsnkbook No IS2 asp on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. ANY person having clair~g
upon said book Is called upon TO present
the same 70 the bank within thirty DAYS ar
the said hook wi!i be declared cancelled and
exunEulshed and a new one issued In lieu
thereof
LOST OR STOLEN -Baukbook No. 4G2 .5s3
% the German savings Bank IN the Citv
OF New-Norb. corner shave AMI I4th-st
issued to Boleslat Karp!nski All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same
X not returned 10 the bank On the 23l dav
of duly. 1904. a duplicate will be issued
LOST OR STOLEN handbook No. 4es gO7
or mo German Savings Bank IN the Cgtv
OF New-YOrk. corner fth-aVe. and I1th-sr
issued TO Robert Kohler. All persons are
cautioned egainst negotiating the same. n
not returned to the bank on the sd day OF
July. 1904 a durli'ate viii be issued
LOST. or STOLEN -Han6oook No 4So-c98
OF the German Savings Bank In the civ
OF New-York. corner 4th-ave. and I4th-st
issued 10 Clara Hetzel All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same II
not returned 20 the bank IN the 22d dsy Of
July i""4. q duplicate viii be issued
LtJ>l -- BdIHuoCt no. $50 -Gl Bunk for
savings. 30 +;h-aye. NeW-Ycrk Paw
ment stopped Please return book to bank.
NE!tTlSENiENT and sIbscs !pttons for
] he Tribune received at thelt Tpts,vru
once, No l.SG4 broadway. between seth
and sith SITS. uEui O'Clock D. N Adver
Nsements received a. the following branch
o0iS"s at regular office rates until O'Clock
J.. m, viz. pa shave. s p cor 23G-st
d.5 ttn-aN~.. cor i2th-st, % East t4ih--t.
y " st 41d-st. between 9Th ana Sta ayes .
LIS { l.sfa.
4tth and IIth sis: l,02d &d-ave. near Glst-
81 J. toS lst-aye.. near s9th-st.: Isl East
IL ta-st lob TTemont-ave.. ESQ 3d-ave
rear 4lst-st. 55A sd-ave.: 2IO Rlsecket- At
s1o Blsscksr-sl
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Female.

CHAMBERMAID-Ex four yearS
III last pace, city on country. wages so
W BLOOM. l. go L4exington-ave-
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Female.

HAND EMBROIDERY. - By competent
French woman. TO take work at home.
Mrs. IDA. 25T West 35th-st.. rear house.
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FIREWORKS 81 3. SO. 80 $40 SIS. as
sorted l-t5. especially for children and
family display. LIEUFP'S FIREWORKS
AND NOV El.rN HOUSE 90. a. and o.
lork Row. ntar E,nnklvn HrIGge
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COACHMAN.-Thorou competent 10
years reference from last place: olsen
gagged through family giving w horses
sober. willing and obligins. SLATTERY
lSl East 4Slp-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02

COY. 10. has talent for drawing. sketching.
al any thing OF this line GLICkMAN,
'3S Gates-sve-. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02

Is. ,..tEt MAID and WAITRESS.-By re-
liable Protestant woman. with small fam
liz OF elderly couple, snort distance from
city y LOGAN 424 West 16Sd-st
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Country PROPERTY to Let.

ITO RENTAL MOUNTAINVILLE. y. Y. Cottage: 7
Il rooms, hath. modern plumbing heated throughout;
elevation 1900 feet quiet ideal Tor recreation.
Particulars. CHAS. h SECOR, Tuxedo, y. Y.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions FOR The Tribune
~ their Uptown once
NO 1861 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will be received following branch
offices at regular Office rates until o'clock viz:
shave. pa 1913 Gth-ave
l4th-st.: 2JI West 4.!--f
ayes: West 25h-st 3SS 3d-aye.. between
18th ,026 3Gave. 6lst-st.; 10S lsale.
s9th-st 157 East l25th St 80 Tremontave.; $50 3D.
ave- 41st-st.: ga ID ave. 90 ChTisOpher-st
BROOKLYN. y. Y-2 Court-st.. 2a Court-st.
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A1N I'LL lSENiENTS and subscriptions for
Inc tribune received at their Uptown
once no. i.Ss4 Broadway. between 2Sth
usements received al the following brarrb
oiAces Et regular office rates until s o'rlot,,.
2. m viz; 20 shave. e. C. cor a3,l-st
ly3 btA-a,o., cor. i2th-st.. o. East I4tt-.. p
@SI West 81 st, between az AVA Sth II,
- West l2th-st.; J. f}S Gi.-Ve n..yy 80,
'61h anG .tth SITS. j, u4i 2d-aye le;t. 81 -
ST; l. tUS lst-aVe.. near S9th-st. lS7 FS,st
l29tfi-St l56 Tvemout-ave-: $50 Sl-ave.'
near 4lst-st; ho4 Sd-ave. 2lO Bleseksr-
81; SIS Blsseker~st
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BOOK Observation-Disclosures Partisan bookkeep-
eF. sptuA!nS and writing RUSSIAN. French
ana hnsiisH; a. anything. LEDINE. 90
" est 26Ju-S:
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YOUNG MAN, II. at anything Address
JOHN SCHERG les Throop-ave- B'klyn
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FARMER.-Scotch: working foreman: wife.
no family. wants house; experienced In
American farming, cattle. dairy. poultry;
wife viii assist; recommended DAVID. at
,4tpC. ,"r' $. 1Jt GJh-avs
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LAW NERS.

Is YOUR DEBTOR ALIVB7 II so. we
guarantee to collect your debt OF no
charge. q 'BRIES ADER & SANDERSON
80 Broadway Telephone 8.26l-CortIanut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02

(A Removes Tan Pm
4, M pies. FreCkles.
N-H Moth y a c h :.
= - ~ Rash and Skin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02

YOUNG MAN. 81, German-American; anx-
ious for position machine or automobile
shop preferred. Address MACHINIST. Box
81 Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
SALE OF A BROOKLYN PARCEL.
BIG BUILDING BOOM IN TIE BRONX.

c. P Truslow has sold for II. B. schoIes the three
story brick build ng Ne els Kent-ave.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02

COOK, &c--By Protestant couple; neat
refined, good references: wife as COOK /.
10 washing; man as waiter anu generally
uSeii. Indoors. will DO work OF whole
family. MI. COLLIER, 122 West 2St-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02

BOOK KEEPER AUDITOR - Thoroughly
coHlpeisnI, excellent penman anu Of pro-
HoGHced eXecuuse force. seeks permanent
opcHius With reliable house. speaks German
s@AI LnStsh, adequate references. r. ID.
lao \eInOn-ave.. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02

FARMER.-By Belgian: married: ,n-
enid: honest. sober, industrious. speaks
little English, useful any capacity. vases
moderate. OSCAR. at C,arpeuter's ia IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02

BAkER.-Colored man, Just from South.
as HEst class bread baker; thoroughly IN
derstancs his business; work with any kind
o. yeast or leaveu: also makes his own
Yeast Just give him a trial. Call or ad-
UIess l. H. Ii. GO Classon-av BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02

GARDENER and FLORIST On nrt,s+.
place as head gardener or wors'ns fo~s1
man. advertiser Is married with lIfa ~
PEI IN greenhouse e.. NeSeJiuie sa-,tcu
and landscape work. caa li..l ,llr,-.-, h., ~,
and livestock. GARD r, J. Il, *
Chichester. Ulster County. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02

GROOM Experienced English n~,v.ts
preferred: been accustomed 10 polo ponies
hunters, etc light build: age p. For mar
ueulars apply z. F. 423 Lexington-ave.