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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-28
AROUND THE TOWN

Miss Bolting's Lecture.-Miss Alice
Boiling, representative Of the Univer-
sal Brotherhood and Theosophical So
ciety, Of which Katherine Tingley is
leader and official head, will give her
next lecture Sunday evening at the
First Unitarian church. The subject
is "Theosophy and Belief 1~2.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-28

Sour stomach, indig estion, belching,
gas, fulness after eating relieved by
Kodol for Dyspepsia. Sweetens the
breath. aids digestion.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-28
WAINWRIGHT is READY
VIII Probably Be Sentenced for PInault
Robbery Monday.

Thomas J. Wainwright, who admits
stealing a large number Of valuables from
: the residence of DR.. J. N. Pinau1t, will
plead guilty and will probably be sem
fenced by Judge F. G. Brooks next Mon.
day. The prisoner has stated that he is
ready to plead, and he would have been
allowed to do SO yesterday had not his
counsel asked for a few days additional
time.
Glove rubbers standard for 60 years,
Foot-Sckulze OH the soles.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-28

!, Hodge Jury Disagrees:-For The sec
ond time a jury has failed to. agree
upon a. verdict in the $4,000 suit
! brought by Thomas Marshall against
| Henry F. Hodge for the alleged alien
7 alton Of Mrs. Marshall's affections.
: Judge D. F. Simpson discharged the
Jury today after twenty-four- hour de-
liberation. =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-28

spenitentiary for the theft OF silver
Inc watch, valued at $40, from the res
:idence Of G. W. Kinney. The defend
3ant, had record Of two convictions,
which was largely responsible for b his
Ousted from Chamber L..
4. Jamme Of the Minneapolis Chamber
of Commerce posted a notice on
'change today announcing the expul-
sion Of G. w. Gardner from member
ship. Mr.. Gardner had been identi-
fed with the cash grain trade. He is
alleged to have violated the rules of the
chamber covering trading.
Accused Of Cruelty. John Keys and
James Alfred were arraigned in police
court, today charged with cruelty to
animals A complaint was sworn out
by the Humane society, charging them
with shooting dog and allowing him
to run about without putting an end
to his misery. Both pleaded not gull,
ty and their cases were continued until
next Tuesday. + ~. r
Derelict Wheels Sold.-Thirty un-
claimed bicycles, collected by the police
in the last year, were sold at auction
at police headquarters today, netting
the. department $3.50. None of the
wheels was in good condition, the best
one selling for 1915. Some of them
sold as low as IS cents. Otto Written
+ shon acted as auctioneer, and by rush
ing the sales, disposed of every wheel
in about two hours 4
Odd Fellows Celebrate-The eighty
seventh anniversary Of the Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows will be cele
Ebrated in the st. Anthony lodge rooms
/ Central avenue and Fourth street Sc
tomorrow at 2:30. pm. Golden Link
Robert Bloom and Fraternity lodges
with the Rebekah lodges and camps o.
fthe East Side will join in the services
;.All the visiting Odd Fellows and thei
4 friends are invited to be present. H.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-28

Grand total ................ SOS, 94s
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
REALTY NOTES.

justice oGorman OF the Supreme Court has
hSneo Ecward Browne as referee 10 sell the fac
'oy building on the north side OF s4th St 225 feet
eAs o. 18th ave- 100 feet by irregular 70 the south
soe OF So.h 81. in an action begun by Harris D.
y TO't trustee Of Marie L. Cameron, against James
= 1IelAA-, executor, and others, to foreclose q
~ cage oI $4,000 made on December ! 800.
D. a. ecuoI mas been begun n the Supreme Court
- - seward s-oss0n against Margaret Slosson and
-eas 10y tne partition and sale Of No. i John
~ q I'VE story loft and factory building
.4e state Bank has begun an action in the Su-
ts.e.-s NOUrt against William sax and others 20
S-ose --..e g. mortgages, aggregating SIs0,gO on
s0tty = IseAss- feet. on the south side Of 18th
g. ne mortgages were made on December IS 1865
,,,i aAi Ward Company has SOLD the furniture
-. e-ss snd business OF the Hotel Kolaneka, Johns
- -. y y 10 - J James OF this city. Also sold
TI III I lease and business Of the Hotel AL
t- e., t1o' eIrlnes, a. for @ h Foster to Jaudon
S--gSne, OF EzstJn, Nd.
Flsns have been fled for enlarri7r the <or,r
ovr w. eten mouse AZ \ o. SO TO $50 East 10Th st.
ess eSsaso ~ the Farmers Feed Company. Of which
srs g = Iodc is president The improvements
s-s, ~ oe made e. & cost Of s50 GO. Also for en-
NstaSs re -FOUR story and basement dwelling house
Galat,r "---~ - LIE 1-S~e44IA
az rsns have been fled with Buildings superintend-
~ Is-.tly Tor Temodeng the two five story store
- oe-Aeior apartment building. No. If3 Broad
80 U@Lec by Mrs H .. Dyer and James D.
90 arc leased by Benjamin, the clothier The
" HoOfs o. stores are to be Tnads over and an
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05

Hugo Wshst has sold for A zeller a plot 6ox1,O
Ieet. on the south side of 236th St, near Whits
.on aLails Road. TO A Failowitz. Also sold plot
icks' rect on the east side of Gunthsr avenue near
fS5th st. to Mr.. weisheimer
'eiiennann schwegler have sold for J. Freed
a. man NO 9o5 West Saith ST. a six story elevator
JapIs The Barry Realty Company has cold for the
three stoTv sDS Mps' 10 ana ~ West 1880 ST, two
er@aeM ds B NJ 6SGaI We Realty Company sold to the
Sey SOY tenement house. plot S0xi0O feet 1t is
harry dar s, l. Kesen has bought No n1 East 5Sth St.
Augusta KsabaI bhaIThouse on lot 25x1oO5 feet from
Nad,so =; lark has sold the northeast OF
h9gsse 3s5 on plot 5cxlis feet to Heiman Tichten.
pIot 100 a. 5I6oyya lay % mas bbought from Bing Bing
sfoneF sGops of i$sth St and Riverside Drive six
nan s Aavs S. sSd story fS5 doaSs
% Walter s. Auld has sold for Frederick wehnes
70 James McConkey No. ST East l35th st. five
Ersn Sold on for RG een sHsSe No m Pros
on -four qos story use as 3 9Tse S s
hso oe T., IL .ts conjunction with Max Germansky five
Ct The Gem Realty Company has bought Nos; 14s
Houses So ON eo 5s ST. feet two s sti t
6oro Hotel at Herald Square a. c. & l. A. Marks
Edward ]. Moloughuey has sold to Vito Cerebone
81 % R pot t '9x u, feet on the no north side & Of lSth
immediately the erection Of an elevator apartment
house on the site.
E P Hoidridge and Henry D. winans & May
have sold No. Il West 65th st. two story brick
stable, lot 25xI01.5 feet
Hilenbrsnd & Nassoit have sold for T. Francis
Hillenbrand. executor of the Of Joseph F.
Hillenbrand. No 105 West 95th St. five story fiat
house. on lot 25xlo0s feet. to Jacob Luthman
Bdward c. Williams and Charles H. Easton & Co.
have sold for Albert L. Thompson to Israel Lebo-
WITT and Samuel Rosef No. 4SS Eighth ave. three
story store and hathouse. on lot q sxloO feet
Jacob Oppenheimer has sold G.. Cfermann No
$50 East s7th st, five story fathouse, lot 26Sx
lO0S feet, for So 500
Arndt H. Olsen has sold No. SO West nth ST. a
seven story loft building. on lot 25x92 feet.
Ferdinand c. Banman has repurchased the south
east corner OF Amsterdam ave. and 15ith St.
three story building. lot 25X1Go feet, and also the
adjoining lot. with stable. the south side Of
I54th 81. 100 feet east Of Amsterdam ave.
Shaw & Co. have sold lots the north
side OF 236th ST. 10 Fred G Lax. The plot is lse
feet west OF KeDler ave, and not west Of Katonah
ave, previously reported
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
WOOL LWORTH TO BUILD.
pr.zNS ANOTHER STORE.
r.kunbid War Works Get Bronr
Factory Site.

~r volu,ne OF business wae transacted yes
...x n the real estate market The principal
-. indicated that many firms are perfecting
- ,Ieus for new places OF business
% ~ Gilbert the architect. has filed plant
ru,ldiug 10 be erected at Amsterdam ave.
,eos st facing the square formed by the
--.,,,o, OF Amsterdam and St Nicholas
eor r. W woolworth- The buidiag is 10
= ,5o Feet tr Amsterdam ave and 100 feet In
80 8. II VIII be divided into series of
- an the ground floor and Offices above 1t
~, ns three stories high. The T. W. WOOL
~ Company Will occupy the large store in
~. .o,thern section OF the building. The struct-
-. u,Il be known as the Washington Building.
clarence Davies has sold for the II. Clausen
,..,4nS Company plot 50x10o feet on the
p esde OF 18th ST, 155 feet west of Willow
&c 70 the Columbia Wax Works, which will
Ind factory on the site.
'ns Selding Brothers have leased TO Reed &
re-,ou for long term OF years the stores Nos.
ears I Maiden lane. and also part Of the first
- n the Broadway alden lane building
nv AVossrae5 Realty Improvement Company has
.oH5 No. 8 West 1880 street. five story hathouse
=, LOT 25xeS.1l feet
o. rs. eve story structure No. 179 Broadway, on
io+ 95xIO0 which is one OF the few remaining
- fashioned mercantile buildings IN lower
pn-,eSvsv and which was recently purchased by
p George E Keith Company. which occupies the
.-esi door is 10 be CSnverted into modern Office
ssrI5ing Crouch & Fitzgerald. who recently ac-
u.-aS No IL Broadway WILL X is said. make
sa,-cs Tx the same renovation In their structure.
= r Knapp. as architect is preparing plans
- caII for extensive interior alterations and
- - facsde which viii have q large ornamental
- -rindow effect. trimmed with stone. extend
49,, .-o-n the store - ont 10 the cornice, which in
.-n viii be surnounted by the firms trademark
TIE cost Of the alterations is estimated at about
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
II REAL ESTATE MEN TO MEET.

rh. adjourned session OF the Long Island Realty
c,-v.ntion Will be held al l o'clock next Tuesday
!. ,bs Palm Garden. az Greene and Hamburg
,vss Brooklyn. At this session important reports
,1n he submitted by several committees of the
hosri Of governors Plans viii also be formulated
s.- ne protection OF the public against UnscTu-
,~lnus LAND investment companies and dishonest
k-1kers Among other subjects TO be reported will
). he prcposed home builders exhibition Madi-
car SQUARE Garden the Long Island Boulevard
rToiect and TIE adoption Of some system for the
fsvslorr1e-f Of Long Island with reference to the
reservation OF its natural beauty. On the latter
ss,b'ect committee Of the exchange has studied
-Es Metropolitan Park system OF Boston, with a
view 10 is application 10 conditions on Long
Island.
cjeUan Is expected 10 open the convention, and
vii no doubt avail himself of the opportunity 70
srplsin what the city OF New York contemplates
il the way OF transit Improvements relating 10
LAM
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
DEMAND FOR STATEN ISLAND REALTY

The South New York Villa Site Company has
bought seventy-tvo acres al Tottenville. and sew
ers acres o. the Todt Hill Road. the same point,
were sold 10 Aoritz Gladver by Samuel r. Stone
and Francis 7. Phrslrer as executors. for S2S.2o.
The OF the Staten Island Yacht Club on the
shrewsbury River has been purchased by John
Boidt, proprietor OF the Waldorf Hotel Canal
koiel II the summer months.
a number OF cement ana concrete block houses
sre being erected n various parts OF Staten Island
among them several houses for E>acie & Comtois
five foundations for the Cromwell section az Garrett
son, the Cornell house at ROSebank- q house for
Thomas l. NiIstaW, q three-stOry building for
West New Brighton
Plans have been fled for the erection OF four two
soTy cYeng houses 10 cost $4,000 by the Meridival
heal Estate and Construction Company. The
houses VIII be built in Grant avenue whitlock
sdten Island. j Is said that they will be the first
Race - N
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
AUCTION SALES

= aLATCE o. certain chattel mor1sge
n -S--.Ty y me Mccain stamping. Company
isec' - ,,ls--s ROBERTS. GATED SeprS~bsr 6-h,
sS,..s- sAe ;;lsc n TIE Registers 0T.ce Of the
,.--S. q SeN Aora "a The 9Th day Z Sep
- less. and every year thereafter, and
g. -, assigned 70 Thomas r. fIefrlu on
No,,..et -o-t, lsJ5 a1C on the 9th 6ay Of
,,,s0s,s,nnef, 1906. the said Thomag +. Hefrron
Sslss-15- SAD mortgage 60 Frederick ".
m -, : samuel AewwlJie-. Auct.onee-,
r,o- =. Today, 81 u o'clock IN the fore
49, :. su1.aer a. Dey street. Borough Of
g. -, sew YORK city. The chattels and
,o-r.,..l-f .l-f'itrfe mentioned IN said mortgage.
o5s- 81 Number Murray street. Bu--
Z, NS-.-A---sI - A-sIaattaI- by order OF Attorney
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
MECHANICS LIENS.

Union ave-. e. e. a6Io #. u. OF 16lst ST.. 225x
100 Rosenbaurn d Stein agt. May 3 stras-
bourger, owner Syndicate CONSTRUCTION Com. 49,.
same pTopsrty; cfossYan Bros, & Rosenbauna %,
e ave- n W cor I2eth st. 90 iiIioo; casnente
Il Meryash and Small & Meryash. contract
I2Sth st. Nos 81 to IS East B siesneister
Son ast Joseph Bernstein. owner and con o
MaalaStan ave, I. W. cor. 1osth st. s5xeo;
Raffaele Constantine agt. Eden Construction 90
Company, owner and contractor. .-...---....... Ss-
e9,I1; Albert F. Tuna agt- New England Con
stI7lctior CoTnpa1y @ owner and contractor S'Sot
n Lynch owner: Lynch & Co. contractor 16e
De GTaw oir,ey6 ave L s.. 30 f. e Of Cottage Grove
owner; W. J. Lynch contractor: .......:.,..:.. 8:
Afsnns ase oa9berSer a9f Fl aet Gf 'a Pb5 IT, fCI9 1e
son. owner and contractor. Imprint. 5ot
Brown pl. 80 r. n OF Is5th t1 81 59Klo2'
owner and contractor. ..::....., 8:
Ess5 aso RtEsT ter. os s. 223 IT. s. Of l+2th % ST lT5x
Hudson River Railroad Company. owner;
sorh St No 2ii West; Wainess q Foster agt.
Philip Eckel owner and contractor .-..-...-.. Of
AEss1s s,9 4 HG ltl8 aaToe o L. R9SkoTs ag
LIST Nos, 9s4 and 968; I Newton q Isikor
eEt Emanuel Solomon. owner; Metzer Bros. .,
ssh St. Nos 454 ana 45e West: George eaun-
o5e fsn.. Mosroet Ss SfG0p aT'h a
&2d ST. Nos. 1o4 to los West; same agt- Aneri-
can Radiator Company. owner; James L. Nc
18TH St. No l37 West: same agt. George T
Bonner. owner; James l. McDermott, con- -
10Th St Nos 60 and 6+ East: Alfred T John
berg owners: samuel Weis5erz ana
Golding, contractors ..-.-..... 2ot
sFt, Ne. Hirshted ornsT and oontra5tor 5o'
White Plains ave e 5. 1851 T. n Of Sornrrers
Angelo. Ida Francesca aEt Modesteno Perito
owners; Tude Bros Herbert. contractors "a
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

IIsth st. Nos. and West: William Cronin
1905: by s5os
Riverside Drive, g. 6, 224 -. u OF lG-th St;
Wanderman 8 Heyer agt. Bergen Realty Co:
October 2s. 1906; by bond. ..........-.-...". $50
Riverside Drive. G. s, II8 p. 3. OF l2Tth st:
same agt. Lispenard Realty Co; October %.
1906; by bond ........-....-.......... 75o|
1i3th ST. Nos. 20 and p East: Louis Levy
agt John Doe et al; August %. 1906;
% ave. Il. corner Of 11sth 81; Samuel Ratz-
kin ct al agt Jacob T. Hndebrant; August
So 1905; cancelled. 80. $50
Jacob S. Hanger et al; July q. 1905; can
eelied .-.......-........... ....:-.....-....- 81
fifth St. 3. &. $50 Fl. W. OF 10th ave: Henry
Sobel et al agt Sheffield Farns-Slawson
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

No. Il vesey st.-By Joseph ?. Day Clinton ST.
sale: TO Pesoia for client foT S4e5o0 loIth 81;
2lS DDS * 6 Sd 2JxlOC.l II: ten h vol
sale Newman Grcssman for Sl9 I50 Interyale
1868 1855 OF l67th ST, S3xI7 4xS4 3N56T sty
bldg; sale. $50. 220. S 2I5
Of % ave. 25x1oO Il; ten h. with stores vol
sale TO L $4,000 e7th 224 90. 200
Il OF q ave. two sty ten h. with stores each 23X
IL: sale; Newman GrosEman for Sl9350 each
Lexington ave 21l3&2115 s 65.lI Il Il OF 127th st!
S6x65xGe6 i2th 81 xl5x rreg three sty dvl h. vol
sale; Charles 3 Frank for 2l900
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05

Decker Co; October Is, IeoeJ by deposit.
iozo ST, No. 939 East: Louis Baumgarten aEt
Yetta Greebsch, November 60 1906: by de-
.
wa st. No l5o to ls7 East; United states Nor
tar Supply Co. agt. Barnett Hamburger;
October II. 1905: by bond. d.......--..-.....
Jane st. No. a2: German Grob & Son agt John
Z. Duross; July i5, 1906; by deposit.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

a.. a ~ RE2s o. billiard snd pool
en- --sA grade lowing alley build
u-icz So. D'!ees- MARX BROS. "a
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
LIS PENOENS,

s1st st. Nos. 204 2Oe East: David b. IAvsy at.
usse sernansky ct al foreclosure OF mortsags)I p.
columbus ave- No. 721; Manhattan Railway Company
as Frederick Wttschell acquire
condernIla ation); c. A Gardner. atty.
AAclh ST, No 10 West; Adolf
MAINS tspecinc perfo-mance): 7. A. sable, atty.
lSotn St. 100 IT w. Amsterdam ave. 275xe9 IL 4;
state bahh agt. William Sax ct al foreclosure
hloflsages); J. J. e A. Lyons attys.
I-'th 81. Nos Sl8 and 9l5 ct O
Louis Hurwitz al counter caiu) Herman Hirsch-
man. attyS ~
eo ~ g. larton) Curtis MalletPrevost Colt, sttvs
edaF ave, n s. Lot 22l 20 22G OF Iaconia Park
Brohxi FRANK c Mayhem a., executors agt John NJ
FA1Aer foreclosure Of mortgage) Noble Camp sttys
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
ftRNIsREp ROOMS 10 LET

A-lST ct 80 -------- ----------->-->-------~->-
k.,cb.' sot " fsol'-Earl0r. dining room,
s.er--1s-,.. ate c. together; high class
rs-r -, -, ample steam al night; elevator:
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
RrSINFss CHANCES

" 2 BOND & co. is the oldest established
brokerage house IN Golddeld, New. ASK
FOR their weekly market letter mailed free
10 any address. Write Bond 4 Co. z19
North Main St., Goldheld New.
NOTTINGHAM LACE-.-Well establish Cd
buying agents would Ike TO correspond
with firm who wish 10 shin direct. Address
l. o. Box /. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05

lelst St. s. W. corner OF Prospect ave- for FIVE
story brick tenement house. with stores. sS.1x
So.2 NJ F. Cusack. owner; John p. Boyland.
4olst st, s. ". corner Of Prospect ave-; for six
story brick tenement house. with stores. 49I
tV; same owner and architect. -.-.-...-...
AhIervale ave, 243.1 # II. of Westchester ave-:
Tor two story frame factory, 86x40; Charles
Mckay. owner; Rudolph Werner. archi-
224th St. s. 125 Il e. Of Barnes ave- for one
story frame church building. e5x44; Trinity
BAPTIST Church. owner; Decker Company
G, 6.ct 11I!tect .----.
St Pete-s ave. 1895 fl. g. OF West Farms
hoao; for two story frame dwelling house.
I4-6x4b; Rocco Greziano, owner; Charles W.
9"itt' hrSaltscl
IS4th st., s g., llo It OF sd ave-; for
story brick church, T5xi00; P II. OhmeA
owner; .. E. Semch. architect. ...-.-.....-.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Garden Place, =. Ill # n. OF Sommer ST.. 2A.T
Xl0o Peter Duncan loans Michele NJ Colombo.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
Country Property for Sale.
CAsT-OFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid FOR ladies'. gentle
mems and Childrens discarded Clothing,
fine Evening and Street Costumes Jtweiry.
Bric-a-Brac, Eurs. etc. lIr or Mrs II.
NATAL rs 9th ave Tel CTg-Bryant
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
DENTISTRY.

BRIDGE WORK revoiutionized by d..
BUchanans latest invention. teeth with
oGy plates. specialist in porcelain crowns
and inlays: inexpensive. Or. Buchanan, 60
Madison ave. corner 5eth st.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
PROF. sIruArIONs WANTED.

Female.
YOUNG LADY. graduate in medicine. with
considerable hospital experience In gen
eral medicine and care or mental cases
would take entire charge OF an Invalid at
home or travelling Address PHYSICIAN,
care Mrs Mccarthy. 113 West 49th St
ETFNOGRA Bright. accurate and
rapid. some experience. no agents. Miss
Mcdonnell S52 East 42d St
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tor
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office No 1864 Broadway. between S6tn
and STth sts. untn O'Clock p. m Acver-
offices AT regular Office rates until O'Clock
p. m viz: PSI sth ave. > .. cor. I'D 81 !.
iAa 6th ave. cor. 12Uh 81. % East 14th 81. !;
.a7 West 4ea st, between tn and Sth aves. !.
263 West Ie5th St. i82S Sd ave. between
T6th and 7Tth sts. 1C26 81 ave. near 6lst
81 LOS LIST ave. near seth 81 loI East
18th stI TO fremont ayAs $50 % As~
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
OLD GOLD AND SILVER

H. r.. e. highest marss value. n1a5e
~ a. r-5-e.es or exchange for new Jew
isct0ry. Te vs---e s1ocs a. NJ 7 Tepper 5
- -ts- elsL - taear-en+
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05

BOY for Office work about Is years old
no writes q good hand and can fuprnish
Ecoc references. Address J. BOX 81 Trib-
uLe ON.ue
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

ornamental entrance TO Tho upper anar+,,.,.s ,,,
be built. fN ~p"i Nuiohle VIII
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
-9sAND 981shs AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
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,ssssai, Ia s-.s sane w.tL!l ten days.
---s - neS one .ssaec pass A'''~ Can
5ssa.-- -tssa1bo7k 10 az .ec =, - -
sesoI. hsys--ss institution r. Fnlssine Auv
~ q I.s I-es..-. claim 70 ii Is hereby callea
"a, ,,tsse-lft HI t..- .-s same within ten DAYS
,oLa - a neE one .ssae5 'l-.s i''zs1'oA can
D. -5Hsnkbook ,,o 49,.
:s.s ss ssss.nss Ban Aar fss Se1 Se.aS on pr Dry
a. sS.sa, tzs sa1s Is.e eoo1 l. called upon .
,sss,,ft the - lhe bank within tairty
.se Il ass a. ,ss.g5ngg.shes, ana q new - o1e 1e
s.sss.v!Est'N 81 30. sss 1s7. Bank far
soysre. h'e, AeW YORK. Pay
return book 70 hank.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05

ARTIST. Japanese. graduate OF Toxic
art college; experienced and recon-
nended as designer and artist; Oriental
designs and drawings speciality. GadO.
10 West 2Ist St
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
HELP WANTED,
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
~----------->- ->--~--------->---------
ACCOUNTANT seeks engagements; opens.
closes, adjusts Rudits books. terms rea-
sonable. special rates TO firms not requiring
bOokkeepeT permanently. Accountant, zUS
Ralph st. Brooklyn
ARTIST. japanese. graduate OF Toxic
art college; experienced and recon-
rnended as designer and artist; Oriental
designs and drawings speciality. Gado
10 West 2lst St
BOOKKEEPER. assistant. by young man.
%. with some practical experience
A Z. Ross. lc7 Macon St. Brooklyn.
bellboy: salary So. c. Morris. 2Is West
2sth st- top floor.
CONToCRIST.-B young German; under
stands all outline work: or do any other
work Address Adolf Irmler, care Richter,
207 East s9th St
cABINETAiAKER, 20. talks ltue and IN
aerstancs English; best reference 10 years
experience. knows business perfectly. jon
ethan George. l27 West 18th ST.
COLLEGIATE. studying during day. wants
evening employment 81 anything: every
evening II necessary; good At figures. Ad-
dress Student. l4ls 9th ave
CARPENTER and JOINER Good work
man; steady work Gottfried Hlnrgty,
433 East 12d st. top floor.
CARPENTER Young man. sready. al
kinds Of woodwork; repairing Gail
or write. St Schiller, 52s West s9th 81
CARPENTER BUILDER. - First class
Joouing. repairing. good reference. s.
DenauIt, 532 Atlantic ave. Brooklyn.
DETECTIVE discreet reliable
young man wants work. ten year, at
conhcential work; best recommendation
Y present employer; reasonable wages
Surk. el4s 50 ava
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05

EDITOR f0r a high class long established
technical end trade paper; knowledge of
pftro cum. c0iOrs. heavy chemicals. import
and export trade and the principles OF mar
Ert reporting desirable: GOOD position for
moro -siiy capable and experienced man;
-.g other need apply Address. stating age.
, eaPcr!euce and usual earning capacity. G..
BOX p. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05

ROOkKEEPER. assistant. by young man.
p. with some practical experience.
A. +. Ross. 1C7 Macon St. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
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Gao and Maracaibo. via Curacao ca,itu6
also al San Juan. P r:
:. s. CARACAS. Sat. Dec 8. nooa
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For La Guayra. Curacao and Maracatbo.
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s S. MARACAIBO. g.. Sat Dec 90 -
These steamers have superior accomnAS
Cations fc< passengers
BOCLTON. BLISS s. DAIIETT
General Managers. a. Wall ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05

TUIDh-A young man OF education and
experience IN travelling wanted as com
panlon and tutor for a young man OF ID
J. sos. New York
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05

JAPANESE BUTLER. willing TO go 70
country n private family. Apply to III
East 4sth ST, Monday, from 10 =. IA
Personal reference required.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05

YOUNG MAN. well educated and OF good
app afance wanted; knowledge Of music
"ou.c Dc az advantage: excellent prospects
Adcress. With tuI particulars. A G. BOZ
u, Ir:Duns Once