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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-10
PAMNBROKERS, SALES.


l.. L. FIRCSKG, Auct.. 20 Bowery. sells 10 4. NJ
May i0-liy William Simpson Coz, leWelry.
May il--By Il. DrcyeT, az 9th avg all diamonds
watches, diamond and other leWelry, siNeIWAre
and goods every description pledged from March
10, 1909 to Oct. 2S 1905, No. To 1893. inclusive
and No. 7S24 70 is9oS, Inclusive. 10 Aprl 20. 1904
and all Older dates held over.
MAY l2-By n, Baruch Son, 10 Avenue A. al
pledges prior to April 80, 1904, from no Soi2e 20
S2i4a inclusive. BY T.. MendelsOhn, % Greenwich
IT all pledges from Aug. Is, 1908, 10 May !, 1904
No. g9nO TO 10000 and from No. TO GOO, inclusive.
and al Older dates held over: all diamonds. watches,
diamond and other jewelry. sllverware and goods
every description.
MAY i5-By Greater y. Y. Loan once. S9 Cooper
50. all pledges 10 May ., 1904. 70 No, 025e. By J.
BlauroCk Son. S2t BOwery all pledges TO hays,
1901. 70 No. 2i52s. BY Heibun Bros. all pledges
10 MAY l. 1904. from No, 42iO0 TO $1,000. Inclusive
and all older dates held over. all diamonds, watches
diamond and other lewelry. and goods every de-
Nav by Ely Sobcl. 1871 Sd av: all mems and
women's clothing remnants. Sc. pledged prior May
MAY le-Ry ". Manning q Sons. So 9Th av.: all
pledges prior MAY :, 1904, No. $500 70 1894, In .
elusive. By NJ. Manning Sons. 1870 Sd av.. al
pledges prior April IA. 1904 and all older dates held
over. Al diamonds, watches, diamond and other
icvelry', aiNrrware ana goods every description.
MAY l6-By g. Weaver, t60 9th aV.: all mems and
wonen's clothing. remnants. &c, pledged prior
MAY inv Joseph Blau IS 9th av mems and
wOmcn'S clothing. remnants, &C, pledged prior
May 10. 1906 No. lO70O 70 1900. inclusive,
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THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.
SPECTATORS ACTIVE ~ THE
MIDTOWN DISTRICTS. &C..

Park Avenue Corner Brings q New HiEh
Record PTIce-VaiuAbie Plot Near
LOnEaere square sold FOR Improve
ment-MoFe About 52S FIfth Avenue.
Professional dealing In the midtown
districts was the principal feature OF yes
terday's brokerage reports. In the Long
acre Square neighborhood valuable plot
was bought for impro yenent with buslnei
building. Several purchases were made In
the dist ict between Twenty-siNth and
Thirty-fourth streets, Madison and Lex
ington avenues. The southeast corner OF
Fourth avenue and Thirt y-second street vas
bought by John l.. Martin, an operator for
$4,000. or SIS a square foot. This Is the
record price paid for Fourth avenue prop
erty.
The next highest rate il $50 a square foot,
given by @. A. Schwab for the southeast
corner Of Thirt y-hrst street. In both in
stances the transaction was OF specu-
lative character This proves To have
been the case also In the purchase, OF No
sSS Fourth avenue, which, II turns out, Was
secured by the Fashion Realty Company OF
which g. hwab ts president and MOTIFS
Kraus treasurer. The company IL under-
stood to be negotiating for the adjoining
northwest corner Of Tive nj y-seNenth street
IL Is said that TWEEN ty-One sales nave Deeh
made in Fourth avenue between Twenty
sixth and Thirty-fourth streets in the last
five weeks Whether the operators active
In this stretch Of the avenue have any IT. Size
information pointing to important changes
in It's character cannot be learned. IL Is
known, however. that the Park Avenue
Hotel which was recently for sale, has,
like the car barn block opposite, been with
drawn from the market. The presumption
is that both are wanted for IN ion railway
station by the Pennsylvania, New Haven and
Metropolitan roads,
IL was learT ed on apparently good au-
thority that Charles w Morse Is the pros
peotive buyer of the house at No us Fifth
avenue, belonging to Harry Paye Whit
ney. II is five story American basement
DWELL D., adjoining Mr.. Whitney's resicer &c
at the southwest corner Of Fifty-severth
street. Mr.. Morse bought No. 720 Fifth
avenue about a month ago from the Com
monweath Realty Company His residence
is at No. IA Fifth avenue, next TO the Edward
Kemp estate property at the northwest
corner Of Fifty-sixth street.
The contract for the purchase Of No. 72s
Fifth avenue has not been signed. but Il Is
Understood that the terms have been agreed
upon.
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Yesterdar,s Auction ssles.
fAt Nos. II and ia Nesey street
NJ goaNRu . nav

NJ JOSEPH ?. DAT.
Rowery No, 2Ot. west side, 1909 feet north
of Spring street. l6.7Kaa IN Irregular, two
50 Tor 80 -. -. : -. 80, SO 80
Sixteenth street. ~ 1880, four stoD stone
Company -, .,..,....... -, IT'S 90
feet north Of Fifteenth street and 1877
feet west OF Fifth avenue, t7.itGt5IZ75 81
3SbX0E " Morris Wensiein ...-........ IL $50
NH avenue No. 10. west side, @.i feet
S9g'h OF twenty I ,see9 emo, s hi,,,r S5
two Story brick building on rear. 70
client Of Horace s Ely a co ...... ...... IT'S 900
t ssTe ss ~ Madison ivt nEIn sd
0aiiI Irregular, three story brick dwell
ling 70 Hellner Wolf. .......... LOO
BY BRIAN L. EENNELiT
Ninety seventh street. No. i7s, south side.
20 feet west Of Columbus avenue, t7bN
iing. v ]. " kyle ....... titSoO
side 100 feet west Of S1th avenue SOt
psa sin storY brick loft and store build
ing Realty Mortgage Company James
Quinn ct al: due on judgment, tSi 92o.H:
Johnson 80, -. ips. ooo
NJ PHILIP a. sMYVH
Twenty nfth street, Nos. 20 aud IA south
sidc, goa . feei west Of seventh avenue,
Washington avenue. No lo77 west side. '''''
100 feet souia or islth street BOXifO two
aory fran house and stable; 70 Edward
NJ FAHsu FIsHEH, NooNET co.
Hudson street. Nos 65I and ga northwest
corner Of Perry street. 81 7Itte1 Irregular
!siI SON brick tenement: s B qabo, v.
due on j1dgnlent tg7 eiOa7 subject 20
t7v- -. y ~, - rraut n'dsusir~ tsa ~
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TRANSATLANTIC MAIf.s-

WEDNESDAY uOl At Q \. NJ for Europe nst
steamship Oceanic, via Queenstown and Liver.
pool: al i:SO a. n. for NETHERLANDS direct
Especially addressed only. per steamship
Ryndam AZ I'D 4. M. for ITALY direct
Especially addressed only. per steamship Nar
degnA: ata.3J a. ". for ITALY direct Especially
addressed only, per steamship CttA d Nappl.
at n 4. ~. for NORWAY PARCELS Posi-
MAILS. per steamship Helug Olay lalso rrgl
lar mall tor Denmark whcn specially addressed
for this steamer
EllLAND. ITALY, SPAIN. PORTUGAL
TURKEY. EGYPT. GREECE and BRITISH
INDIA. per steamship Ia TOurane. Nla Have
ALSO other parts Of Europe when specla.I Y
addressed Tor THIS s,ea1IerI
FRIDAY ~ AT 1919 =. A. for AZORES -.
LANDS. per steamship CanOplc from B,s.
ton.
SATURDAY ua.-At q \. n. Tor EUROPE n.-
steamship New York, Nla ~, Wultl and Chez.
bOurE dncludlug lreiaut WaCu specially az.
dressed for this steamer. at 7,W 4. " .,Ip.
Elementary 4. ~ for EUROPE. uer slaa.I.
ship CmbHa, VIA QurrrstuWa aud larrruOp
AZ bSO \. N. for BElHll VI. PARCELS pn~f
MAILS. per steamship Finland .ilsI regular
mail for Belgium When specially adlr"s>r ~.
this steamer az $50 \. NJ, TOR ITALY dIrrr.
Especially addressed only, per steamship
Konig Albert: al 1872 4. NJ. for SCOTLAND
direct Especially addressed only, per steamship
Astoria.
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cents per half ounce IN addaiOn
10 ne regular P0yid0e. must be prepaid on all
letters forwarded by the SUPPLEMENTARY
NAILS. and letters deposited In the drops
marked "Lsffsrs Tor FOrti9n COuHtrLss," after
the CLOSING or THE REGULAR MAIL
for despatch by particular vessel. Will nor
be 30 forwarded unless such additional postage
IL ftllV prepaid thereon b. stamps. supple
mentary Transatlantic Nails are also opened
the nleTsr or The AMERICAN, ENGLISH
and FRENCH steamers. whenever the satlings
occur at 900 A. N. or later: and late mall may
he deposited IN the mail boxes on the piers Of
the German Lines sailing from HobOken, TITO
malls on the piers open onp hour and halt
before sailing time, and close ten minutes
before sailing time. Only regular postage
lCtters cents half ounce Is required on
articles mailed on the piers Of the AnsrclH.
NhRe star and German (Sea POST steamers
double postage detterS 10 cents hau ounce
on other lines.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERlc L.
WEST INDIES &C

WEDNESDAY U0 AT $50 A. NJ Complementary
1880 4. NJ for lNAGuA HAITI and 81 AGDA.
steamship NaidiVa dncludlng Port au Prince
81. Marc, Petit Goayc. Aux Cages and JacmcI
when specially addressed for ms steamer
WHEN 7. Including Cape HAIL Port De PAX
Curacao. Venezuela, Trinidad and Guiana
when specially addressed for hi, steamer;
at ~ 81. for SANTIAGO Especially addressed
only. per steamship ManzAnlllo: al 1880 p II
and IpjSo5ITSicAN REPuBLIc, per steamship
Cherokee.
THURSDAY uD.--At 3 4. M. for BERMUDA
per steamship Trinidad at . a. NJ. for CURA.
IUCATAN and CAhPECHE per steamship
Specially addressed Tor this steamer: a, i2W
for YCCATAN via PTogtesO per steamship
Seneca (alsO other paris OF Mexico VIA Tamplco
FRIDAY az .CAtsSo 4. NJ foTNtWFoJ Midland.
peI steamship RoSalind; At 10 4. ". lot Ben.
MUDA, per steamship bermuda; al II u. Tor
HRAZlL, per steamship Moorish Prince, via
pemambucO and Rio JanelrO dncludlng Northern
Brazil. Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay when
speciall, addressed ioI lhs steamer; az Y N.
SATURDAY tis,'-Ai $50 4. n. Tor PORTO RICO.
CURACAO and VENEZUELA, per steam
when specially addressed Tor this steamer
al $50 4. a. tsupplemeniary gS1 \. ~ for
ST. THOMAS. ST. GROIN, LEEWARD and
WINDWARD ISLANDS and GUIANA, pet
steamship KoTOna dncluding Grenada 81
Vincent and Trinidad when specially adj
dressed for this steamer: al e.Sg 4. ". lsup-
LAND. JAMAICA and COLOMBIA. e1ccpl
Cauca and MagialenA Departments, per steam.
ship Sarnla ALSO Costa luca, Via LimOn, When
specially addressed for this steamer; at 10
s. NJ. Tor CUBA, per steamship MORO Castle
via Havana, al II NJ. for Argentine, lRJ-
GUAY and PARAGUAY, per steamship Hazcl p
dressed only per steamship CurlybA Via
AAtanzas.
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND, &C., EG.
CEPT TKANSPAClPIC.

AEFl AhANofAAlIlNs
Adls (Sxcepf JdTndcd and Bdhdnd0 arr '0T.
uurded ddRV 70 ports OF Sagin0. The CONNECT
ING mdaS close az ne General PoH once, Nsg
CUBA. VIA pom Tampa, a. $3.50 4. NJ. Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday. also from New
York. Thursday and Saturday-see aboycJ
MEXICO CITY, overland, al 30 y. NJ. ana 1919
J. NJ. daily, except sunday: Sunday a. ~
p M. and PSI p. s.
FOl-NDLAND Except Parcels Post Malls
via North sydney at p. N. Monday. Wedncs
day and Saturday falso occasionally from
New York and Philadelphia Sec AbOve)
NIoUELON, via Boston and North sydney, a.
$50 p. NJ. every other Sunday May aud a.
arl
JAMAICA. via Boston. at p NJ Tuesday and
Friday, ALSO from New YORK on Saturday.
COSTA RIGA, via New Orleans at iioSo p. NJ
BRITISH HONDURAS, HONDURAS East COAST
and CT ATENALA, via New Orleans. at SO 70
p. NJ Monday. West Coast OF Honduras ia
despatched from New YORK via Panama
NICARAGUA EAST Coasu. via New Orleans at
1900 y. w. Wednesday. West Coast OF
Nicaragua Is despatched from New York via
pAnAmA--see AbOVcl
PANAMA and CANAL ZONE. via New Orleans. a.
ii0SO =. NJ. Sunday AfteT iO3n p, NJ, SUNDAY
and until sailing OF New York steamer, mail for
Panama and Canal Zone Is held for the New
York stoAmer-see abOveA
SREGISTERED MAIL for overland despatches
closes at 600 p, NJ. previous day.
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POST OFFICE
posr orrlcE NOrlcE.

fShould he read DAILY BY all Interested 4,
change may occur ~ any tlmel
FOTcgu malls tot the week ending May H. Ion.
Will close PROMPTLY IN an casesl a. tho Genera
Post once a. follows REGISTERED ANB pan.
CELs.POSr MAILS close one hour raHisr Ulau
closing time shown below.
Parcels Post Malls for 0rcat britain and Ireland
arc despntched BY the White star Line on Neuur, .
days and by the American Line on Saturday
An additional despatch Il made by the Cuuarl
Line when Cunard steamer salls on saturday
day. Tho Parcels Post malls close one hour be-.
fore the regular malls.
Parcels Post malls for Germ my close at So. ~
May To-
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~ LAKEWOOD SECTION OF NEW JERSEY
a Court st.. Brooklyn.
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TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS FORWARDED OVER.


The schedule OF closing OF TrAnspScihc Mails 4
arrAng on the presumption Of their unlnterruprd
overland transit 70 POI o. SHGnF Inc gssl TSn
sesttie, which close p. ~ previous dayl close at
JAPAN KoRTA, ciiSk and PHiLiPpINr
ISLANDS, VIA Seattle. close al =. N. May IA
new for z aspISSS Der iIGi1i RS o M .IC,p, West,
PHI ISLANDS. va San Francisco. ciose q
Sierra. ~ she CunArd steamer % carrying he
British mall for New Zealand docs not sui,.
. Hnt % Tpu al $50 NJ S SspS A. H. AZ
OP. NJ: Sundays a. $50 4, "a. NJ and6 81
will be made M and forwarded until 81"
JAPAN except Parcels Poet Mails. ,kok =
CHINA pt sHd srsciay ADDRESSED mall Tor ,9'
tt shsp 4 e. lS sio.S a ~ nS Ts5 IT, o
PHI dgt'ScSs sr s steSTRs5P E"g ,c:r Of H 9e an,
toria. B. G., close at p. NJ. MAY ~. FOR dSpa'.H
per steamship MAnuka.
TAHITI and MARQtESAS ISLANDS, VA ~
Francisco. close Al . p. n. May p, for dls7a.
per steamship hAriposa.
hAS SddIs. sAR AS t SSs4f HP AA '2f
via san Francisco, close at +. NJ Mo-
=, ior dispatch per steamship siberia ,
Nay q, for dispatch per steamship Asmeds
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS and GUAM, via San lra.
cisco. c,ost AZ p y May %. for dispatch o..
AANCHURiA except Nukdsn. Nrwchwang 'ua
Por Arthur shd Et6IERN SIBERIA .'
NoTE--Unfess otherwise addressed. West 'n'
tralin u forwarded Via Europe New Ica.a,
Chinese Province Of human Ma Bnush india
iss aulskes. Iouies PhlPplnss 60, spr ,,,,.
~ the foreign rates. Hawaii Is forw ard'1 ' q
WILLIAM n. WILCOX PostmsVr'.
Post Omce, New YORK, y. y, May s, l"h
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I'll SOBEt, Aurt'r, "a Bowerr, sells 10 a: NJ,
All goods pledged 10 May 4, 1904.
May lo-Jewelry. ?. Sobel 4 sons, 400 ID Av.
Ma ii-Clothing, p. KHskei a 60,
May i2-ClothinG and iewelV, $. s. Kory,
Nrooklyn.
and Sol Cohen, 2S 9th aV.
May is-CloihlnE y. Gluck sons. iI7p "a sv.
ana NJ. Grtisfeld. RrookNn.
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NEsTCHEsTER COUNTY - SALE OR
RENT.

5ooBUILpING LOTS FOR SALE at White Plains.
Y Y Send Tor particulars, y {, TODD, ~
Surlng ST.. New lOrk city.
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BUSINESS CHINCEs.
A FORTUNE
FOR $4,000.

ON ID, WV,
room modern House In flushing New YORK city.
stores schools ohurch,s golf links y. h. sta.
,ion and trolley close At nand Tne nrStt.esi com.
r inSntS nov S under Construction viii maze this
property worth $4,000 within hve Year,. tbs
enormous profit absoluiey cert IN. Don't delay
\. T. FOSTER. il75 Broadway. Phone i'2S
5000 BUYS Old established restaurant Win ?,
furnished rooms. lease y'ars: situated close to
West 23d st.. this city owner retiring cause Tor
scum cp6SS,NLU n1 WSiIGaGlXS CO.. 257 broadway.
PROPERTIES TO RENT. located at Essex Falls,
r. j.. Close tn tlc orange Mountains. nicely laid
out grounds. hcalthiul In even way Pho'o' can
DC s MSfeHpeo q WiGGGNs CO.. :S7 broadway.
FOREST HILL. y. 10 room house all I'm
provemcuts. nicely situated: price, S0o roil'
gag MtciB S0H AiiTD VIRGINS CO.. ss1 broadway.
SALOON IN splendid location, brooklyn: good
trade cS 99s Ef6 TTGGSSlIS' 20 ISL Broadwuy
TRUNK, BAG ANp HARNESS BUSINESS for
sale. established u years sell Oy inventory value
SOov MCDONALD" WIGGiNs Co, as7 Broadway.
REFINED PARTNER WANTED. $1,000. light
manufacturing highest references given ana re-
0u''WSI cD6S%LDwrGGrys Co. as7 Broadway.
INVESTORS, ATTENTION $4,000 TO $4,000
rraulred. secuted by So guaranteed bonds large
industrial sntcrpTse good stock bonus 70 go wtn
bonds. stock will easily earn not less than l5.s.
compctcut parties desiring positions mlght seGuIc
secretary OF treaSuTership OF me corp9ratoh par,
Ties connected with this enterprise are OF the highest
standing In banking and manufacturing Circles;
this proposition will stand the mosl CRITICAL ana
searching Investigation, For further particulars
"p'' AcDoNALp .wIGGINs Co. 2S7 Broadway.
SI,,rN1IT X IA handsome residence: very
picturesque surrounding; house contains large
iight rooms with all modern convenience; nicely
laid out lawn: abundance OF fruit and shade trees;
about minutes from the station: price $4,000,
MCDONALD .WIGGINS CO.. ISL broadway.
M YoU HAVE FROM 800 TO 5000 In ready
Snoney. ] show you how ana where 70 employ
II 80 a. 10 make fortune IN lew years WilhoGt
the most rigorous Investigation and am prepared
20 submit Satisfactory evidence 70 convince the
rG address c. t.. p. O. Boz No 1877. New YORK
Cty.
IF YOU HAVE MONEY TO INVEST, We have
SORTH SHORE REALTY COMPANY. 800 stu
av. New York. Tel. 25T-sth
PVERY ONE NEEDS 4 SMALL % 10. Home safe,
fastened 20 the floor; $3.50 circular. HOME
SAFE MFG. co. jersey Ciy, y, !,
EDWARD REGAN. Mason Contractor soe West
18th s.-Bollers and chlmneyS concreung ana
haEEng' good reference. "
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for paWntckels, da.
rnonds. pearls, watches and iewelry. \. BAUM
rs Bowery
LADIES and gents cleaning and dyelng cstah'
Iishment for sale 40 sumner av., Brooklyn,
ron SALF.
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FIFTH AVE, AUCTION ROOMS

FIFTH AVE. AUCTION ROOMS
2SS RIM Ave. William B. Norman. Auctloneer.
CONSOLIDATED SALE no. 5 BY AUCTION OF
The PruVident Loan Society
Embracing dates Of January md, 1904.
10 5sGgsy 81 10, sO, 6r lpSgslve
Unredeem,d pledges running from No t7277 TO
No 20 ess. both Inclusive And'Ah pledges len over
ELDRIDGE STREET OFFICE.
From No. 2t ,o5 to H' go. s., 80 80 both inclusive.
and all pledges LEFT over from former sales.
WEST AND STREET OFFICE.
Prom No. A.s7s to 10. ssoS. both inclusive. and
All pledges left over from former sales.
EAST I7STH STREET OFFICE
From No. Il 20, 70 20, i21ss. both Inclusive and
al pledges LETT over from former sales.
WE'D. THURS. ,Ybo F9SiTD5R,HY. MAY 1zm&u.
r,bIb,on No 90 oo fdssd hACn NAY DH 18Th h
JULIUS SHoNGooD. .Aucuoneer. by Jos Shon
May io-Mens and women 5 clothing, &c. pledged
TO April ~. 1904; ,. PeyseIs Son, ~ ID Az,
watches jewslry. sllvsrEsre, firearms, Instruments
and all pledges prior TO May :: 1904, from Nos.
May ii-DiAmonds, watches and jevelry, Nos.
7zSOO 10 ISo pledged from Dec /. 1905, 70 Apr IS,
j. j. Aaron a Son, iei Grand 81.
MAY i2-Men's and women's clothing pledged
pror 70 Aprl -. 1904. Nos. $500 70 tSdSG order
~ L. Jacobs, aS3, formerly 0Oi Sd avs also 70 April
" 1905. pledges 1890. J. Roth. Is Columbus av,
May i5-Jewolry, &C. pledged 10 May :. 1904.
up No s7t0s. J. Roth. rs Columbus Av.
MAY 10 Al iewelty. watches, diamonds odds
and ends. &C. and all held over, embracing dates
Dcc. IS TO April IS 1904, Nos. 500 10 1850 n.
Lew 2d2Q, formerly 00l. Sd av.
May i6-Men's and women's clothing &c. pledged
previous TO Nay a 1904. d. Stlberstelns sons,
10 9th Av. SnbeTstein BrOs, PAST sth ay.
CENTRAL AUCTION Co, ". Sheehan. Aue.
tlonecr 1852 and l54 Canal ST. will sell AZ i0Sn A. NJ
May ii--By u. Rreckwedr as Grana ST.. dA-
monds. watches, iewelry, DC, Nos. I TO 1000. Jan.
1 10 April 10. 1904. and goods held over
May i2-Ry T.. Amer Son, 90 ID av.. diamonds,
watches, Iewelry. &c. pledged previous 20 May S,
1904 Nos. aii0 70 l7ti3, Inclusive.
May i5-by n, McAleenan. ts1 Fulton ST.: dia-
monds watches, jewelty, sllverwAre. &c, from
No. t59i. March u, 70 682. April IS 1901 Inclusive,
and all goods held over.
May bly,. 2. Berger. 40 eth sv, and 40 west
t2d St; clothing. &C, pledged previous 10 May
Mag ts-By II. Cody: clothing. &C
May i7-By J. J. Saver clothing. &C.
I'll SOBEt. Aurtr, "a Bower', sells 10 a: N.
ali goods pledged TO May 1. 1904
May iO-Jewelry. ?, SObel a sons, 100 ID 6v.
Ma u-ClothinG, p. KAskei a 90.
May i2-ClothinC and iewelry, $. s. Kory,
Rrookyn.
May iS--Clo,hinE William Prayer, u7 7th sv.,
and Sol Cohen. 2A 9th
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Regular and Supplementary malls close al For.
eiEn StAuOn (oorner OF West and Morton Stfcets
half hour later than closing time shown below
Except that Supplementary Malls for Europe
and Central America. via Colon. close one hour
later AZ Foreign station.
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nEI.P MANrEn-FEMALE.
mEI.p MNNTEII-MAI.E.


MRS / SEELY has removed her employment
bureau IN y West F9th 81.
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1900 BUYS Old established restaurant with p
furnished rooms lease years; situated close 70
West Esd ST., this city owner teuTlug cause lo'
MCDONALD WIGGINS Co. ?j7 broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
SEA SHORE LOTS.

SEA SHORE LOTS.
Casco Ray. Portland tarDor. NJ sLl feet.
well shaded near Pos once and boat landing. so
Zach. every lot guaranteed accessible and Nsahle,
nich and dr., a few water front l1tS, bl8lO feet,
!e1O address for plauS, &c, JOSHUA 7. NOVEL;.
g2 C.ouh st.. BOSTON. MASS. Established 1851.
MOHAWK home, high. dry; overlooking most
beautiful valley IN United States. 10 room house,
hot cold water steam heat. best water minute
10 trolley line. ave minutes from New YORK Cen
tral. Fix acres 80 fruh trees. modern poultry
house l6XiA. barn buildings: nshing, game; within
two hours ndc. 10 be sold for much less than cost
Of house. H. l.. REED Amsterdam, y. \.
SUMNER home q rent. suitable for several
families. or boarderS: - rooms furnished; 20
hours from city daily mail al door vegetable gar
den. ArewO)d. ice. barn. good roads hlgh eleNA
ton best water. ASKING, boating bathing. hOWlnR,
half hour from station. Address y. n TNRliEL,
Pleasant Valley =. O.. DutchcSs Co, " \.
TOR SALE-Idcai country home. In beautiful
Geneseo y. V. the home Of the Wadswotths mod
ern house, barn, and 4 acre iand. hcauutull} si
uatcd; only 5000. Address ;. l. FlSHBAUGh'
Rochester. y. y
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OFFICE BOY In a large. well appointed once
Of manufacture company: excellent opportunities
for advance meut. state nationality. age experience
aud salary expected. Address l., J. j., !. q, boz
No. 237 New York city.
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PROPERTIES TO RENT. located at Essex Falls
y j.. close tn tlC orange Mountains. nicely hld
out grounds, hcalthiu In every way. Fhu'o' 'an
W McDONNLD WiGGINS Co. :57 broadway.
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~->~Nsr~~~-yN-----Sesy-
AGENTS BE independent; start mail order
business In your own home, We teach you now
and supply catalogues goods and everything
you need wholesale. An honorable and ptnhtable
business for man woman particulars ifee'
MIR. MFG, Co, stamford, Conn.
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT WANTED single man,
good appearance well dressed who has had eN-
prriencc In this lne. 70 solicit subscriptions for =
live trade Journal. Fut further Information, "a
dress THE APPAREL RETAILER, n Columbia
ST. Boston. Mass.
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TTPEWRITERS

a months rent Hnut-a
on purchase Gsutrg
Type "a .N BrUA1.i
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COLLECTOR city. under 40. business cGperence
required and best OF references. Apply p last
lth -. Wednesday or Thursday morning.
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AGENTS WANTED.

THREE painters Wednesday morning. ALDER
KELLlSCH ShccpShead Bay Past 2ist n.
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wAnted-lfen and boys 10 learn plumbing trade
We cannot supply demand Tor graduales hS
TO s. 90 pei day. Eight weeks completes course
Earn while Learning. Address for catalogue
COYNE BROS. co. PLUMBING SCHOOLS, en-
clnuAtl. a., 81. L1uls, No. Employment guatan-
teed or money refunded,
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HELP WANTED.
MISS WlLD'S EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
nnARnERS WANTED.

FIRST CLASS HELP az Miss LArsons emplo,
son 50.