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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-20

(Note while the printing house
trouble II national in It's scope,
statements OF causes leading up 30
the strike were secured from Chi
cage for the reason that the strike
centern IN that city and there the
struggle ia MOST violent Tho em-
ployaa slide OF the question has al
ready been printed lsditor)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-20
YERXA

EA AMI lOf z r MAINE I .
A. Ballard. opposits City Hall
At 50f Queen Anne Ave. cor.
Republican,.
AZ Green lake Station.
At these tea ard coffee stores
OF ours the thrifty housewife
viii find the greater part 81 her
grocery wants. alao. And Il N!il
surprise yuu how many dollars
you can aAye In a year b. buy
tax high grade. full-wcigat al
our loW prices.
Hest Flour. per bag Sfsfg
- lbs. fancy Potatoes for 2.sf
3 lbs. extra Yakima Potatoes
TOT sssss .ssss.sss.+. 80
Beat Washington Butter. pr 10
$50. 1890 .+-.. ....sss 1sffs
Hest iowa Butter. per 10 2.sf
Fresh Ranch ExEs. per aoz 3.5c
Press Minnesota Fws. per doc
...s ..... 49,. s.sss.... B~r
Heinz Pure cider Vinegar. the
best In America az yog bfinE
your empty botttisl. per at.
h0ttle .-.s.... s-ss ssses DC
ls-i5. cans Pere Baking Powder.
per can ..s. 4ss.f sc
LIB. cans Pure Baking Powder.
SEND FoR PRICE LisT'
=. r. YERxA g. SONS.
Whoiesale Department - AZ
Main ard Occi4ental
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-20
A sz,,-saRrnac

JAS. DUKE, BUSINESS HEAD or THE FAMILY. FOLLOWS
sRoo's L DUKES EXAMPLE WITH APPLICATION a
pNoReE-NEw YORK cLue@AN NAMED AS CORRESPOND.
ENr-MARRlEo LIFE OF LEssraAN YEAR INTERRUPTED
BY ALLEGED Observation-Disclosures WAS BITTERLY Ae.
cUsEo AT HER SEPARATION FROM FORMER HUSBAND
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-20

dahury asserts that when Duke went
away there had been no trouble be
tween him and hia wife.
THE ALLEGED LOVER.
liuntoou and Mrs. Duke were
warm friends before her marriage
lie Is a bachelor. about 90. lie Il 4
member of the New York Athletic
club. Atlantic Yacht club aud tho
Eiks lie Is a familiar figure al the
FIRST night performances OF the the
afgra
DUKES MILLIONS.
james buchanan Duke Is about
So. and was che fayorite sou OF the
late Washington Duke. who founded
the tobacco trust. II Is estimated
that Dukes fortune amounts 20 from
$50. 000 600 - SIS. 900 GOO lie owns
magnificent Duke estate At Somef-
vile. y J.. where he has a park Of
some 1000 acres. Three hundred
aud aIx teams worked fof three
Ysars % improve the estate, One Of
It's chief beauties IN an artificial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-20
HINTS ON ORIENTAL TRADING

The largest item growth unlea
States and 1sHan Whom
has practically doubled her purchases u
nontha buying s1AzaIno0 fiTst0oo0
the period l1nrof-
hi happening that industry.
explanation 3 n 10 So
The grcass, market earth for
japan and China article %
The Nesithy STA bat feu woosua
the opportunity manufacture the
hta uafSet, and they a
deffuily initiative nation AnYthus they
They been essd the
nos propose 20 initiate All the principal English and American
cotton manufactures
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08

GARDENER or working foreman. "a
open to engagement to any lady or
gentleman requiring an experienced man.
good florist, farmer and poultry raiser. Ger
man: married small family H a.
VAUGHAN, seed store. IA RarcIay-st
n Y
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

saith ST. No 23s East: David Greenspan Fanny
Berg; one half part mortgage SIS. 900. Nominal
lO5th st. Sl5 East; Isidor Koplck Solomon
Mark and another; mortgage. S3l $50; o e 500
2d-aVe No 1882; Albert Adams
Realty Company; mortgage, $4,000. 100
Becker-ave, n lot 1872. map WashngtOnyille.
5OxlOo Arthur TormanP Olga $50
AInundson-ave ID 1t of Randall ave
100: Land Company GO o Edenwald 10 Edor
Johanson Nominal
Lots l34 10 I39 Paul estate: Cohen
TO Charles Rosenberg Nominal
"a ave, half lot 516. Wakefield. 601I14;
Charles Hodgns 10 John B Baccagleni.
Crotona Park East 5. % II G Of Prospect-ave.
22XbO. Mary Hurley Annie Leahy: o c
6lst-st, Nos POS and 2l2 West Schreiber
et al 20 X Schin; o and .................
1th-ave. No 256s to 2572 Max Marx o
gomery Rosenberg; o and .................
Union % J0xlO0s Mary Inn
ct al 10 Gieorgf N Hamilton Nominal
samuel Q Baum: mortgage. sl45OO. Nominal
Opdyke ave, s. 900 II OF 230x14S.3x
2llxi5i.6: Katherine 2 Hooks II Ester
brook correction deed: mortgage 81 75O
2d-st No SO6, n g3 II OF Avenue D. 25xl08:
Frankel Solomon et al TO Leon Franblau;
$4,000: and
Essex st. No los: Samuel Kirschbaum e al 10 10
seph BerkoWitz and another: mortgage $4,000.
o . 100
233d 5. $50 n of White
"a o. Joseph Schneider 10 Albert Hamlk; o q and loo
Taylor-st. lots 374 and 375. map Nest Park
Jos oh Stiglmsyer 10 A Diener. mortgage. 500
and ...................-
Lot. 2l7 map 4th Raymond's Park: Frank
Pettineti Norden. ..-.......... Nominal
22sth-st. 8. lot $50. map Wakefield. 251l14
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
RESELLS A BROADWAY PARCEL.
is n CORNER PLOT At 15lST-ST.-U UNIQUE
REALTY COMPANY THE SELLER
Brooklyn Builders Report Scarcity of Skilled Structural orkmen
Many Plans Filed in That Borough Since January

on any day this year There auction sales
and only a few private transactions We're reported
Even in the building lines there marked lull
only "A small number of plans for buildings
being filed.
day was the sale by II. d. Baker & Bro, for
the Unique Realty Company, Of plot 150xl00 feet
at the northwest corner of 15lst-st. and Broadway
The seller bought the plot with five adjoining lots
in May from Charles IT. Barney.
Some Of the leading builders in Brooklyn com
planning about their inability erect all the houses
they have planned because of a scarcity OF skilled
workmen in that borough at the present time Since
January plans have been filed for 4S62 Brooklyn
houses. as against 3,274 for houses for the
spending period last year. This is gain Of more
than 800 structures. and this large increase in
building activity in Brooklyn, together with the
building boom in Manhattan and The Bronx is un-
doubtedly the Of the difficulties the Brooklyn
builders experiencing in getting help TO carry
their plF time
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
SHOTGUN FOR ELOPERS.
Farmland Runs 47oay 1cith -Four
teen-Year-Old Girl.
LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Washington Aug. Spencer Winters, a pros
porous farmer OF Warren County, living three miles
south OF this place, here shortly after day
light this morning looking for Gus Reed his farm
hand, and his daughter Luella. Winters had
shotgun and expressed desire to find Reed and
shoot his head off. Reed is a German of great
bulk forty years old Luella is less than
fifteen years old They have been doing the milk
ing together. and this opportunity gave Reed a
chance make love TO the girl.
About o'clock this morning the girl let herself
out of her bedroom window and by Reed.
They went to the barn. saddled of the horses
and rode off together Winters heard them getting
ready but discovered nothing when he made an IN
vestigation.
When the family this morning the situa-
tion learned. Winters has visited nearly every
in lower Warren County to-day looking for
Reed and his daughter. but has been unable to find
them. His shotgun is loaded both barrels.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
MOTOR BOX FIRES CAR.
-Four Persons Seriously Burned-
One Mag Die.

Three women and man were seriously ouiheu
in fire on Brighton Beach trolley car caused
by exploding motor box about midnight iast
night. The car was returning, crowded. from
Brighton Beach when, at the Neck Road the
explosion took place In an instant the front
of the a sheet OF flame. F1remen re-
sponded to an alarm and the blaze was soon eX-
tinguished.
The injured persons were unwilling TO give
their names. They were taken on following
motor train to the Cortelyou Road. where a
Kings County Hospital ambulance met them.
There woman refused her name entirely
and would not accept treatment. Another said
she was Mrs. Mary Kelly. of Willoughby-ave.
Her feet and hands were badly burned, but she
also refused aid. The other two, who seemed to
be together. said they were Julia Wright or
West 34th-st., Manhattan, and G. II. Wallace,
of no address The woman was burned from
her waist down, and may not live. The man
was seriously burned about the hands and legs.
From a casual remark his home was believed
to be in PeekSkill.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

SeSnefeE So io1 as Ras?e l. to Isaac cingold 18th st.
German Real Esta5e ta5sas ompanT ReT ia c s2e
- l14th-st No 675 East; instaIments; 6 per cent On
14o # 'faR Of WEBSTER st weeyGT; Srs lasdst
orshSon wsSo Ed0F to Land Company C. Eden
ave; aye; yrs 51s per cent: ................. !,
$. lot II of map of Ryer Homestead; yrs
l. per cent. ............... 15
No r. %A% o due gs aad qno'ssF S
Cohen. Max. TO Dollar Savings Bank; Fordham-
aye $. 800 # Of Bathgate Place; year
ISABELLA. Fidela. Ebling Brewing Company: ''o
& nau an. aTe' corner Of ls9th ST. demand;
Bassa Elini John B. to Charles Hodeens: dave o"
yrs; 81 per cent '. .'.ap ~ "aNeieo' an
Ko9ner GONE Harry, Abram Bachrach ii7th-st $ = 'V
10 r. OF sth ave; instalments. per cent. -. 22
Rosenberg. NJ, TO Max Marx; 7th-ave No 2 SOS
$4,000 each Years per cent prlor mortgage .,
Hamilton George NJ to Mary Hill ct al; Union
Franzbau Leon to S Frankei and another: ID >"
st. st. No Soei prior mortgage. $4,000; l year
H1@t $50 Il AgeFS p Unit. to ps;h sGhmsl4sF
s575; years per cent. 'no..sases /,
Fsk ses. and another another TO Henry FAX: Broome-
due November 3 1905; per cent 12o
Adler; Albert bert A. to F c steffen; West-st,
August l. 1910 per .,....... 1870
sins ington-st No $50; years. per cent -: 14O
PF &o to 525 6a6ha1 Rsa aSG security
tp tSGmpany; Madson,ave, $: 100 TT of Will
Kramer. Lillian. TO same Pelham Road S. so #
eizer Martin to Ttie aaTsntcc iu and ra.;
Company; Westchester ave,
McDermot Alice and another to Bankers Realty io'
and Security company; Daniel-st. 1894 #
Freedman; Herman n to NJ Millirger 147th st.
$. 10 IT of Bergen ave; years. per
okan Morris and others to samuel solomon; o."
Avenue A; year. per ent................--. so,
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
CIVIL WAR WOUND CAUSES DEATH
Connecticut Veteran Dies from Gangrene
When Bullet Is Removed.

Derby, Conn. Aug (Specia).-RObert Bnns. a
Civil War veteran. sixty-one years old, is dead at
his home, in South Wndham, as the result of
wound received in the battle of the Wilderness,
Virginia forty-one years ago. Binns struck
in the hip by bullet. An army surgeon probed
for the bullet. without result. The wound healed
apparently. and gave Binns no trouble for more
than forty years. Recently he became lame and
suffered much pain in the wounded hip. Two
weeks the bullet removed. and Binns was
slowly recovering. when gangrene set in with fatal
results.
Bnns was A paper manufacturer. and the In
ventor of numerous valuable devices attached to
paper making machines Within the last year he
had perfected device whereby papeISfbre be
laid in several directions, and also splitting blade
for paper cutting machine. He came to Connect
cut from Railway. n. J.. thirty years ago
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
HIS FAITH DID NOT SAVE HIM.

of Terryvie. a Christian Scientist. who was taken
i'll with pneumonia ten days ago and persstently
refused TO have physician take medicine, al
though steadily growing worse died on Sunday.
Upon the arrival, Saturday, of his younger son,
Benjamin Knox of New-YOrk, the sick
Tented. and consented to call Dr. Wellington, whom
he previously had ordered out of the room DR..
Wellington prescribed for Knox, but said that the
patient had gone beyond the aid of medicine. The
dying conscious to the last. and was
more troubled what he feared God would re
gard a faltering of faith than the approach of
death.
Knox sixty-nine years old. He dismissed
from the Congregational Church, of which he had
been a deacon, when he became a Christian Scien-
tiSt His wife died two years ago He vainiy tried
TO dssuade her from having a physician. Knox
leaves and a daughter
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08

Frederick c S Heimstadt to Oscar E j Hem
BathgaIe-ave, $ no it of l72d-st 16sx73.sx
1tSN751; Charles Arnold to Charles A Schen-
H9neywell-ave. W :. 25o4 # S Of 1soth ST. sc. TX
I40'3: samuel Offer 10 Alpert; and. 100
1O7th-st No 305 West: Daniel Rchman o
X Proskauer; mortgage. so OO0 o c 100
West Broadway. No 229; David Updike. referee,
TO Goggin and others 1880
4I9th-st, NO ll3 East; Abraham Waldren
Ida Machtz mortgage. $21.450 o c and . 100
cypress ave. 139th-st. 2O17 # to
s 13Sth-st, x120; Louis NJ Block to A B
BLOCK; one-half part; mortgage S495OO;
Fordham-ave. s. 3O5 # n Of Bathgate Place
LSK-; Marie Noha to Max Cohen; o and. 100
Arthur-ave, s. 40 # of 1S9th-st, 25x791lx
2SHSo; August Kuhn to Fidelia ISABELLA Nominal
l-Sd-st s s, 255 It " of 2d-ave. 25xlOO11:
Louis L Goldstein to G Bimberg: correction
deed; mortgage, $4,000; 0 and. ........... 100
same property: Gussie Bimberg to Cornelia
Mckay; mortgage, $4,000; and. 100
Arthur-ave, corner Of 1s9th-st: John u
Naughton to Fidelia ISABELLA c..-......... Nominal
IS 136th-st kos; Samuel Klatzko ct al 10 II
147tb sSo wSotRIrds 1 part $4,000 Nominal
man freedman; mortgage. S21 900: c
1+:th-st. No SIS East: Mary Eckert 10 German 0O
neal Estate Company; mortgage, $4,000;
Sbth-st, No 304 East; Ignatz Bleich to ] Ior-
7otb "a norrgage' g. $4,000 Nominal
o. samuel Silyerman; mortgage s27, 600. 100
schneider to II Koch mortgage $3.50. n ~ ,oa
remain Road, 81 fl . o Broa dNav. 81 1x1O0v 49,
ooxIVg; Bankers Realty Security Company
20 u Kramer; and. ....................... ion
Daniel1St, S s. 1884, II Waldo place 7kx ~
~. ~. BANKERS Realty and Security Company to
Madison dSe MGDer9tt aIe io0 s@d - another II. 1900
100; Bankers Realty Security COMPANY 10
1''is >IdIlier 100
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
TO INVESTIGATE DEATHS IN FIRE.
Two Women Burned, Medical Examiner
Saws, Under Suspicious Circumstances.

Worcester, Mass, Aug. THE Post" this after
noon said that State Detective Peleg F. Murray was
in Warren to-day investigating the deaths of Mrs.
Lyman R. Hawkes. and her guest. Miss Anna Skip
per, seventeen years old both of whom, Mrs.
HAWKES. husband said burned to death in
the destroyed his house and barn early last
Thursday morning. The medical examiner, DR.. E.
w. Norwood, OF Spencer, said to-day that he would
report the woman and girl met death under sus-
piciouS circumstances.
d. M HAWKES. story of the fatality is that he
was unable to rescue them because lie had Deen
kicked by horse that he trying to save from
the flames He quickly recovered from his injury
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
REPORTED LEASES.

c. Tuoti & Co. have leased for a client of Bul.
Iowa & OConnen Nos 220 224. 226. go and 234 East
97th-st.. FIVE four story tenement houses each 25x
100 feet, A. Marino.
Renwick c. Hurry & Co. have leased for Elmer
A. Darling to the National Cigar Stands Company
the store and basement No. q East 21st-st The
National Cigar Stands Company was recently in
100000
The Gerlach Realty Company has leased for the
Netherland Company of New-York, to Christatos
e. Co the store No 7O6 Madison-ave. for the term
Of four years, at aggregate rental of 5000
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
THREE MORTONS HURT.
accidents to Paul, His Brother and
Nephe1o about the Same Time.
IBx TELEGRAPH TO THE -RrBUNE.I

Nebraska City. Neb.. Aug. 7.-Yesterday was
a bad day for the descendants of ]. Sterling
Morton three of the family being injured in diff
ferent accidents at about the time. About
the time that Paul Mortons automobile ran into
streetcar in New-York his brother, Joy Nor
ton. was in a runaway in part of Nebraska
was in buggy which wrecked in a differ
ent part Of the town. Joy MortonS injuries
not severe, but Writ Morton was badly injured.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
G4THERED 4BOUT TOWN.

The disregard for the rights of the public they
are supposed to guard which too frequently mars
the conduct Of the police and the bullying selfish
ness which characteriz>s some members of the
force were both strikingy illustrated the storm
last Sunday. Prospect Park. Brooklyn was
crowded when the rain came and all possible
places of shelter were almost instantly packed
tight by a mass Of women trying TO save cheap
hnery. and men whose straw hats Were 20 say
the least. perishable. Under one of the bridges
where one road passes under another the lam
was almost insufferable. and it soon became
physically impossible force another human
body under the shelter. hundred unfottunates
were packed under the dripping edges takipq
some vague comfort from this proximity to a
dry spot. To this suffering mass came 4 police-
man, six feet tall and Of at least 1sO pounds
he appeared at a fast run. and bucked into the
crowd without mercy for those in the way throw
ing them bodily TO one side the other
Let through here" he called with an oath
and several stepped out into the drip TO let him
by, supposing that there urgent need
Of MS passing, But when the big policeman was
be stopped his violent progress. lit cigar and
settled down 10 be comfortable
out in the rain. there trail of trampled toes.
bruised bodies and crushed hnery behind him
bur he was safe
The revenue officer had just raided an Illicit stin
on the East Side.
These geese are pretty fly people" he said
''but John chinaman has them faded to a fare-you
well when it comes TO taking liquor
4 was out in China with the 9Th. under Colonel
Liscum- ] learned 10 leave their stuff prettv
much alone. sealed bottle is no guarantee out
there. Those 'Chinks' will soak the label from n
bottle ana then driH tiny hole in II.
They then abstract the whskey, whatever the
hquOr may be, substitute some liquid similar In
color Ill up the holc, replace the label repack
the goods. The only way to get square stuff from
a Chinaman is to sample before you buy
The tough boy of the block never seemed to
have anything TO do. though he was always
well supplied with pennies. The patrolman on
beat was suspicious when he could not discover
the source Of the gamin's revenue, although he
never caught him doing anything worse than
"sWiping" q few peanuts from the Guinea" at
the street corner
'sYos'd better be home than Ioahng around" he
advised the gamin one day.
-Ah. swan." retorted the gamin. Il amt loahn'.
] set er job
psgTrft are you doing with it, then?' asked the
patr5im%n
sJksy rohenstein gives me er dollar er week
70 sweep out his store. gives Punky Rafferty,
fwo rsis 10 do the chob, and lives on me income
see'' and he turned few handsprings down the
street
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
MECHANICS LIENS.

Boston Road No 2166: Antonio Napolitano agt
John ORourke. owner; c Cuckivort con-
tractor tSlN HenSl
Rosen ct al, owners and contractors. .......-...
43d-st. Nos % and "a West; Herman Weinstock
al agt Lichtenstein. owner; John Fulton. con-
tractor -.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
DEAL IN UPPER 3D-AVE.

Joseph Polstein has sold No. 1,s71 TO 1875 3D.
ave- three four story buildings. plot 51x110
He recently bought the property from the estate of
Robert McCanerty.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08

The first that the debtor the second that Of
the creditor and date when Judgment was filed:
Emanuel, Armda-G W Nones. November D.
1901 ........--. s2s 50
Rosenblatt Sarah and Henry, New-York China,
Glass and Toy Co; June 1899 1os 90
Manson. David, and William Kannaugh-The Nc
Dougan and Potter CO. January 20. 1899. So 81
Shanley FTankT Altschul: September I. 1895. 1l6 90
Tompkins William HIN c Tompkins: February
4 1s9o lin
road June 49, 1898 Teversed; 900 o5
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08

A DVERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
Tribune received Uptown once No tset
Broadway. between and s7th s,s until O'Clock m
S'H' once rates until O'Clock D m viz, "a sth-
ave. e cor esd-1t ISs 9Th cor 18th ST a2 East
i4'h st 2"' West i2d-st between eth and sth aves
2es West 129,h isss ave- between 10th and 7,tb
SITS; Io2d adsve,. st: IIOs LIST ave. near
ssth-st, ls7 East l2Sh-st: fremont ave; $50 si
Bieecker-st 'SNSeA-s s"' I'D
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08

WASHING. &c Respectable woman ia
Quires washing and hoUSeCleaniuE out hv
the dav. call Us East I1th -, rins
LynCh'S bell
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Hester-st. No I27 to 1871: for a six story brick
tenement house. 6O1x37: Alexander II Pin
Gus. owner; Samuel Lass. architect. ....... 8
li3th-st, Nos 127 and l29 East; for a six
story brick tenement house, 3ssxS9Il.
Feinberg. Watslty & Feinberg owners; Sam
uel Lass, architect. ....-......,.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

BY Joseph p Day-l59 and 16l 123d-st = 2466 It W
Of Sd ave, 81 9xl00 lx5l 9X1OO. tory S
Hart agt Hannah Bass ct al; Engel. & o. attys: d
Pavey ref partition: sub to mort aggregatng s25 900
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08

NJ-RSE-Ry English Protestant. take Ful'
charge Of infant from birth understands
preparing food care of bottles. etc rNCsi
lent references F g. care Mrs Collier.
122 West 23d-st-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08

S2s 50
1903 90
So 81
iI6 90
Lin
S96
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
MARKET FOUND FoR BRONX HOUSES.

Charles A. Weber has sold for Henry Neuberger
No 756 East l5Othst.. five story double fathouse.
on lot 25xl00 feet Also sold for f. X. Buher No.
769 East 162d-st. five story double fathOuse,
O 2iX1n feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08

yOI-NC; MAN. 21: sober honest, industrt-
ous: care OF horses. garden and lawn IN
country: good references JAMES NULL
HOLLAND. Box 453. Bay Shore
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
DIsPosEs OF A TRINITY-AvE. HOUSE

Richard Dickson has sold for Joseph Hill No rs;
Tnton-ave- five story brick building on a lot
27Xl35 feet
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
SALE OF PLOT HELD SINCE 1873.

Leon S. Altmayer has sold for Mary l.. Shelly to
Jackson & Stern the tenement house No 429 Ave
nue. A. This property has been owned by the
Shelly family since 1873.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Washington ave. W s. 1929% II $ l6sth-st;
hye story brick store and tenement house
25xl30; Joseph Hyman owner; Moore
Iandseldel. architects. M,
203d-st, 1910 II Of Valentine-ave; two F'V'
story frame dwelling house. ls ex4Se.
Eleanore King, owner; Charles s. Clark
arChltect . . . . -. IN
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
LIS PENDENS.

Barrow ST. Nos "a and 30; right. title. etc: Edward
Behrnger et al agt Charles Copeland. notice OF lew
etc: atty. w J Mccoy - '''
EIdridge-s, No SO: Joseph Glass Hausrnsnn
es al foreclosure oil mortgage attys. Davis Kaufman
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
WORK WANTED.

Male
TRANSLATIONs-Eng into Spanish or
French, or vice versa: technical or liter
rary subjects: specially commercial ca
talogues: also illustrations for same
BUITRAGO. 657 West 124th-st.
TJ-TOR-A. &. Normal College. will tutor
New-York city residents after September
II; all branches; reasonable. NORMAL. 10
Prospect-st., Dover. n. J.
TTTOR.-College graduate. 26; reliable.
wishes to travel on Continent as tutor:
good references A. B.. 20 Mattoon-st
Springfield Mass.
TUTOR College graduate "a perfect
French. German. reliable serious as
tutor. companion or in business; good ref
erences- A. WIRTH. 26T West S9th-st
UPHOLSTERER.- class. in nrtva+e
houses; send postal card. 2. WINTER. a.
-Delancey-st
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: strictly temperate.
steady; excellent reference. STORRS
care Mrs. Dunn. 1,OG3 Lexington-ave
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
REALTY NOTES

Shaw Co. have sold for Sarah Hess No 226
West 12sth-st., three story dwelling house. on
lot 16x9911 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

Madison st. No 353; Jordan and Fox agt Barent
Fishman AL June IS, 1905. .,................. s.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08

GARDENER Scotch. single: Thoroughly
competent in the care Of greenhouse veg
etable and flower gardens, lawns shrubs
etc: good references. Address GARDEN
Err. Tribune Uptown Office. 1884 Broad
way
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08

NURSE Young EirI as nurse NJ light
housework in small family MARTHA
GARRETT. 2i6 West G21- st
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08

COACHMAS. married. 80: medium size.
long experience: best written and personal
references; late employer can be seen. GLIB
SON, 154 East S5th-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco Aug THE official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day were as follows: