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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-29
Butte Miners Celebrate.

Butte, Mont, July 29.-Seve1 thou
ion workers paraded the streets nere
last evening as an expression of graf
ification at the acquittal of Haywood.
American flags were carried by the
paraders, and it was one of the grand
est demonstrations ever seen here.
Congratulations to Haywood.
Chicago, July 29-J. Mahlen Barn
es, National Secretary Of the Social
gram to Haywood, at Boise: Greet
iags, and congratulations. Your vfndf-
cation brings inexpressible joy to
your comrades and fellow-workers e.
verywhere. The verdict is a complete
rout for conspiracy and a signal vic
tory for the working class. Greetings
to your companions, the undesirable
citizens, Meyer and Pettibone''
Meyer Will Get Bail.
Boise Idaho, July 29.-Charles H.
Meyer, President of the Western Fed
9ration of Miners, and Co-defendant
with William D. Haywood, who was
yesterday acquitted of the murder of
former Governor Steunenburg, will be
admitted to bail in the sum of $25, 900
and released this afternoon Agree
ment to this effect was reached this
morning between the Counsel for the
State and the defense, but making
criminal application entry was post
poned from ten o'clock at which hour
the Court convened today until p.
m. Delay was asked for to allow fur
ther conference between Counsel as to
what action shall be taken in the case
of Pettibone. 1t is understood the at
torneys for the state will oppose bail
for Pettbone in any sum whatever.
Boise continues quietly to discuss
the verdict and apparently the people
are taking but little interest as to the
further course of the prosecution.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-29

Record Want Ads. Get Results.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
DISCORD At RYE SALE.
c. Steuart Schenck Says He Hopes
to Haze Deal Set ASIDE.

The Roosevelt Hospital property at Rye. one OF
fhe largest undeveloped tracts of shore front on
the Sound was sold yesterday morning at ref
eree's sale in front of the Westchester County
Court house, White Plains to ex-SherIf James
s Merritt for $4,000. The property consists OF
thirty-fve acres and is said to be worth at least
so 600 an acre. It was knocked down TO Mr.. Mer-
ritt because he was the only bidder Mr. Merritt.
Sam Clock and c. Stewart Schenck each owned
a third interest in the property. Mr.. Schenck. who
is broker with offices I'm 42d st, SAYS he will get
out an Injunction to prevent the confirmation OF
the sale.
Messrs Merritt Clock and Schenck had bought
the propery in 1905. under agreement that II
could be sold without the written consent OF
all concerned. The property within a short time
increased enormously in value. and Merritt anu
Clock having opportunity to sell at goou
profit, decided TO take advantage of II. When they
laid the proposition before Mr. Schenck he refused
to sign, 9 a afraid that the New YORK q
Stamford Trolley Company was after the prop
erty, and would put amusement park there' 'o
the detriment of other property he owned IN the
neighborhood The partners could not budse MT.
Schenck in his determination not to sell, so they
made application to the court. and Justice heosh
appointed George S Slater of Port Chester as ref
cree TO sell the property. It was reported that n
number of rich New York living in Rye would
back Mr.. Schenck up by forming syndicate and
bidding in the property, but they failed to appear
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

A. tbe Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church TO-
morrow the Rev. W. r. Lane. the London evan
seIist win preach both in the morning and after
moon Mt Lane is associated with the Rev GYPSY
Smith and is one Of the ministers of the Ma
,,ona, Council OF Evangelical Free Churches.
Or Madison q. Peters's subject in the Tent
Fvsngel Broadway and Fifty-seventh street. TO-
morrow at II a. IT,. will be The Irreligous Con-
af,ion of New York Prelude: President Roose-
velt and the Criminal Corporations" His recent
sermons on The Future Life have been printed
and will be distributed after the morning service
The Rev. william Macintosh Maclay. Of Aber-
eeen. Scotland. brother Of the Rev. Donald Sage
Nackay minister OF the church, will preach again
tomorrow in the Collegiate Church of St Nicho-
las Fifth avenue and ssth street, at the morning
and evening services. This will be the last oppor-
tunitv 70 near Dr. sfackay. he returns TO Scot
land or Tuesday next
Tomorrow and p. in Tent Evangel.
eth street and Broadway. the Rev. DR.. Samuel
Mcbride will begin his second series OF New York
meetings in this tent. DR. Mcbride will preach
nightly at O'Clock. Professor Powers and Miss
Frances Pope will sing. Tent Evangel Will close
earlier usual this season possibly the first
or second Sunday I'm September, out OF courtesy
20 neighboring churches and pastors who usually
resume their work early in September This sea
son said TO have beer the best in this tent.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
UNITARIAN CONFERENCE PLANS.
President Eliot of Harvard Will Be One OF
tn Speakers.

The session this year of the National Conference
,r Unitarian Churches ii has been announced VIII
ne as short as possible. in order that most OF tue
tt-,e of the conference may be devoted 10 the
fourth international Congress of Religious lio-
craig which, meets in Boston during the week be
ginning September %. As the foreigners VINO VIII
20 20 Boston for the congress are Interested at
nrasent in the relation between church ana state.
The council of national conference has oeclceu
10 have its speakers present the experience OF 1le
rhr1rches of this country. where separation mas
existed for over a century
With this end I'm view. the following programme
mas heen arranged: President Charles w Eliot OF
Harvard University. THE Property Rights ana
T.,,=ses of American Churches; the Rev Dr.
George A. Gordon. of the Old South Congrega-
tional Church. Boston. Faith as Affected oF
Freedom: the Rev William W Fem. dean OF the
Harvard Divinity School. Our Free Churches
In Relation TO Theological Development Pro-
fessor Francis A Christie. Of MeadVllle tfehhD
Theological Seminary. on THE Good and bVll OF
I,enomjnationalisrn'': Marcus p knowlton. CHEZ
Justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Court on
The Separation OF Church and State and the
Rev DR. Marion d. Shutter, of Minneapolis on
"a United Liberal Church
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
REALTY NOTES.

The Morton Real Estate Company reports the
following leases: Store, Nos PASS and 2490 9TH ave-
for the FIeishman Construction Company to VIII
lam Burdick: store, No 2S97 sth ave, for Marie Eas
Ter to A. Bryan & Co, and No. 25S West l46th ST.
for Silverson & London to George Snyder
Rumbough. ButtoIph & Momand have leased NO
121 West ssth st, four story dwellinE house for
term of years a client for occupancy
Sheldon & Becker have leased for Edwin NJ Tay-
lor 10 Mrs NJ. d Clark the three story dwelling
house No 80 West 18th st. for a term OF years
He'll &. Stern have leased for the Improved Prop
ertv Holding Company to Gitskey & Co the slXth
loft in the Judge Building. No. flo 5th ave
William Richtherg was the broker in the sale OF
No 249 West Ssth ST.
Duff & Brown have leased the following dwelling
houses for Merrill & Rogers No. 414 West l44th st
for Katherine c. Herne. No. SAT Convent ave; for
George u. Sherman, No. 409 West 15oth st for
Martin Wallace No. 500 West 144th ST. and for
Sovn Bros No 45f West 142d 81.
Mcguire & Co. have leased for the owners the
four story and basement private house. NO. 2S'
west 18th ST. to client for occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
ITINERARY OF BISHOP OF LONDON.
includes Meeting with President Roose-
velt After Visit to Canada.

The itinerary OF the Right Rev. Dr. A. Winning
ton-Ingran the Bishop of London, during his visit
70 America next month, as published in The Lon
don Times includes a visit to Long Island and a
meeting with President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay
1slsfop Ingram expects sail from Liverpool on
August 81 on the steamer Victorian for Canada,
where he will preach in the cathedrals at Quebec
and Montreal.
The Bishop will be accompanied by the Rev. T. p
Anderson the vicar of st. John the Evangelist,
Paddington, England who will the Bishop s
chaplain, and Stanley Christopherson. an old per-
sonal friend AT Ottawa the party will be the
guests Of Earl Grey and Bishop Ingram Will ad-
dress the Canadian Club From Ottawa the party
There VIII be a sermon in St. Paul's Cathedral,
London Ont by the Bishop Of London. Eng
land Al Niagara the Bishop will speak TO the
,,,assed congregations of the neighborin churches.
Fsighop Ingram viii go next to Washington.
where he will preach the sermon at the laying of
ire foundation stone of the Cathedral Of St
Peter and ST Paul. on Sunday, September %. and
viii make one Of the principal addresses at the
rnen air service of the convention of the Brother
heed OF St Andrew. the grounds Of the cathe-
oral This visit 10 Washington Will be followed by
= visit 10 Lorg Island and meeting with Presi-
cent Roosevelt
The first week in October will find the Bishop 8
,,s-r, sy Richmond Va where the general con
vention OF the Episcopal Church VIII De IN session
a t,,,rncv will be made from Richmond TO Will
,arnsburg where Bishop Ingram will present the
Kings Bible n the ancient church of Bruton, at
7,5lI,s-zf,,rr The party will aferward visit Iae
and Harvard and I'm the last few days of his VISIT
,he Bishop will keep a number Of engagements 10
,-aaat in and around New York. reaching Eng iafld
,vat- about the third week in October
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
TWO DENOMINATIONS WILL UNITE
Plans Made by Church of the Nazarene and
Pentecostal Association.

The Church of the Nazarene, which is almost en-
trey along the Pacific Coast and the Association
OF Pentecostal Churches of America, a denonlna-
ton in Eastern States expect unite a meeting
of the two churches to be held in Chicago Octo-
ber. The first step toward this union was taken
last fall by the Church Of the Nazarene which
drew up basis OF union at its annual assembly
which accepted with practical unanimity by
the Pentecostal Association
The Church Of the Nazarene was started in 1896
at Los Angeles. Cal, and looked in the beginning
for the organization of but single church. The
especial belief Of the Church in the doctrine
and experience of entire sanctifcation The Church
spread along the Pacific Coast until it has
more than forty congregations. with about one
hundred and fifty preachers and evangelists. It
maintains a Spanish mission in Los Angeles a
mission at Calcutta, India Bible school and
rcfe-F
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
Public Notices.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, PURSUANT TO
n Section of Chapter OF the Laws OF 1905. as
amended. the STATE WATER SUPPLY COMMISSION
the Paatine Hotel In tne CITY OF -SsW
breh on the September, 1907, at Ia o'clock
the Of that day for the purpose or hear
ing all persons municipal corporations or other civil
divisions of the State OF New York that may Ds
by the execution of the plans OF the CITY OF
New York. fled August q. 1907. modifying its map
and profile CatskiI Aqueduct. dated october y
fQO5 for securing a and additional supply or
water. plans for which been filed with the New
% South Street, Albany. n Y where the sam
are open public inspection and for the purpose OF
determining said plans justified By PUBIC
whether the are Just and eQuitaDie
the other municipalities and civil divisions or the
STATE OF New York the inhabitants thereof
thereby. whether said plans make 1air
and equitable provisions for the determination and
payrent of all damages to persons and prop
,be execution thereof The execution Of such plans
will affect lands situate in the Counties OF lister
Orange westchester Putnam. Dutchess and New YORK
of water In streams
oF said streams ana also rights Of said
streams All persons. municipal corporations ana
other civil divisions Of the State Of New York who
bava objection execution OF said plans. IN order
20 be heard must file such objections thereto
IN writing In Office of the state Water supply
he OF Albany. -. Y. on OF be
fore the 5th day September 1907 Fvery objection
fled particularly specify the GROUNDS thereoI
can be heard in opposition thereto except objec-
tons fled - m -oo-
'A'eN '' HENRY PERSONS.
ERNST y LEDERLE.
CHARLES DAVIS
NJ ACKER.
JOHN \ SLEICHER-
state Water Supply Commission
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24

The next Lambeth Conference, the great oe
renniaI meeting of all the bishops OF the AhsiiC
Communion throughout the world, lncluolhg 'ie
r5piscopal Church in this country, VIII meet ii
zonaon in July 1903 This conference was instltuIeo
nv Archbishop Longley in 1867. ana consequently II
has met only three times slnce-ls'e 1Soo anu A''
The last meeting was put forWafo one set
order 10 coincide with the diamond Jubhee OF llie
late Queen Victoria Tne meeting i ~
vert 10 the regular order.
The official programme has just been announcer
fv the Archbishop OF Canterbury N d iet'ef az
dressed TO the $40 more bishops VINO are en-
titled TO attend conference ACCORDING 10 'iiiS
letter which is printed full in the current issue
oF ..Tbe Churchman' the conference Will assefhole
for delfberation on Monday. July 6. 1893 ana SIT
during that week On Saturday July L. the hlee'
in, zi1 adjourn for fortnight. when the various
conference committees will meet and prepare their
-, ,rg,, conference will reassemble on Mon
dav. Julv q and will end its sessions on Wednes-
day. August 5.
The subjects which have been definitely selected
for discussion by the conference cs given IN the
letter Of the Archbishop are:
The Christian faith IN relation 10 modern
thought, scientific and philosophical ,., 80.
, The moral witness OF the Churcn IN reis1Io G
Gal The democratic ideal, (bl social ana ecohohAic
: supply ana training of clergy. - -. ,,,,,-,,
= Foreign nlissions-lal The growth OF 'e e;
or racial and national lines-1. ASIA : AITlca, a
America Cle correlation and cooperation OF HIS
. Reunion and intercomInunion-(al Epsoopal
a
COMMITTEES appointed TO consider the question OF
g Crgsnization within the Anglican communion.
fal central consultative body o. A trlpunai OF
referenre: tc) the relations Of prir1ates ana met
rorolifars in tine colonies and elsewhere TO the see
IF Canterbury. tde the limitations OF te autuol'S
Of q diocesan bishop ..-.od
Interchange of service 81 home and abroad
Temporary foreign service; cautionary reguatohS'
Colonial clergy act .,. 10,
( PRAYER book adaptation and enr1chrneht-tat
Ea1-f-ics text dictionary: (h) quicumoue Eult
q The conditions requisite 10 tIle que SaOiiiiS'
ton OF the holy communion - .,-t,..,a !
Ia Marriage prohlernS-lal Divorce; fps prohiUfleo
5erraes: tc6 artificial restriction on popuiatloh-
n Religious education in schools
- Ministries Of healirg-tat The unctioh OF 'hS
xirl-- IN faith healing and Christian Science.
y Renorf Of the committee communities aho
eeaconesses-
Resolutions will also BE- introduced at the con-
ference according 10 the Archbishop OF Nah'ei
h,,r1 on international peace. Sunday observance
and +1le orfrm question The episcopal secretaries
of the conference. from whom detailed inIoFiild'io
regarding the coming meeting may De 0Oiatle~
are tbe Bishop of Wakefield. Bishopgarth. wake
s.,a England and Bishop Montgomery. ! + u
House Westminster. S. w. England
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
POLISH SCHOOL IN NEW YORK.

The cornerstone Of Polish school which is
being built Nos 10f and los ST. Marks Place in
connection with the parish of st. Stanislaus will be
laid tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock by the Right
Rev. NJ J. Iavelle. V. C. The school will accom-
modate six hundred pupils. The building with the
ground is said TO have cost $4,000 The Rev.
Thomas Strezelecki. rector of the Church OF St
Stanislaus collected this amount from his parish
toner's and from the Polish societies of New York.
All of these will attend the ceremony to- morrow
afternoon. will also large number OF Polish
priests from all parts of New York and New Jersay.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

John A. Hawkins has been appointed receiver OF
the rents of No 1884 Park ave-, q tenement house
in an action brought by Julius Levy against Aora-
ham Schapierer and others TO foreclose mortgage
of $500.
Justice Guy. Of the Supreme Court yesterday aP-
pointed Albert Sanders receiver of rents of the
Ieasehold property Nos 517-52S West 18th st. pend
ing an action brought by Henrietta Schmidt against
Mary A Lincks and others for partition of the
erfN
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24

THE LAMBETH CONFERENCE OF 19o8-PROGRANAE
OF DECENNI4L. MEETING OF ANGLICAN BISHOPS

Committee Of New York City. II. D. Sheldon of
Auburn, N Y, will be in charge. Bradford Will
Jams the actor-evangelist. who has just finished
a series of tent meetings in Newark, y. J., will
be associated with the work Fort George. A
series of concluding rallies are being arranged
the Wall Street rally, September 10; the chill
dren's rally. September IA: general rally at all
the tents and open air centres, September 10; one
at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, Septem-
Der 16 and the usual final mass meeting at Car
negie Hall, September L.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
INTHE AUCTION MARKET.

In the Real Estate Exchange salesrooms yester-
dav Samuel Codsticker sold in foreclosure No.
I24 10 1928 East 1O7th St six story brick tenement
house with store. on plot 50xl00I1 feet. TO Gode
4, Cohen for S50250 The amount due about
$40 500. Bryan L. Kennedy sold in foreclosure
No 31S TO 326 East 18th st, two two story brick
fathouses on a plot s7.6x102.2 feet to Mary II.
Ehrrnann for s12S.0 900. The sale OF Nos. 50 and Sc
West SSth ST. five story tenement houses. was
aS{o rnad
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
SEEKS 70 FoREcLosE FIVE MORTGAGES

Joseph P. Morrissey has been named as referee to
sell the property at the southwest corner of Lenox
ave. and 144th st. and a the northwest corner OF
I.enox ave. and 143d st by Justice Guy. of the
Supreme Court in an action brought by the knick-
erbocker Trust Company against Meyer Frank and
Others TO foreclose FIVE mortgages aggregating
$4,000. The mortgages were made on October q.
Joa
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
TWO SALES I'M GIERE AVE.

n. & J. Plante have sold 20 Margaret Stickel a
two family house 25x115 feet. on the east side Of
C,.ebe ave- and to Charlotte Heller n similar house
on the east side OF Glebe ave. 2o5 feet north of
westchester ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
THE SONOMA.

Northeast Corner Broadway and Hth g . ,,-oo
rooms baths: every iunprovem't rent Sl'p 10 s@
DRIlABI.E APARTMENTS TO let IN f-epToot spa5, pL,
l resident. rent SlO''' 10 SI''fo
nor vea- Apply TO Janitor IL West 18Th st
yyvHE RIVERDAIE. Riverside Drive. corner 18TH s''
i high class apartments. ready september Isl.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Bathgate ave-. e. s. 30 feet g. OF Pelham ave:
for three two story dwelling houses. 1Sn60; -
Orson Freer, owner; William Kenny architect $4,000
st e. White Plains
for brick tenement house .s'xIS.
fert ................... 1900
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
GETS A s125.ooo BUILDING LOAN.

Robert r. Reed. trustee, has secured from the
Equitable Life Assurance Society building loan
of S125 900 on the property Nos 165 and 167 Will
lam ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
Unfurnished Apartments to Let.

BrrTMoRE AND BLENHEIM.
Sc and s2 West 5sth 81
.rsr-nenfs ~ rooms and baths.
81 $50 to 81. 100
u.4wsan h,b and 9th Avenues. on one OF the
finest residential blocks in the city
hIl-nixht elevator and hall service
Cabinet trim parduet foorF
OMEN dreplaces spacious tiled heths.
electric fight. Individual telephones
REL ESTATE MANAGEMENT CoMFAHi'
Broadway and esth st.
or Superintendent on premises
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
To Let for Business Purposes.

ITO IET-store on Columbia Place. IN large apart
Il rent house: thickIy populated neighborhooj.
suitable for butter and dealer delicatessen etc
living rooms connected Office 20 Joraleynon ST. Bklyn
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
RALLIES AT EvaNeEusrlc TENTS.

A rally will pe held at Fort George Sunday
afternoon. afteslded by All actively associated In
TIE tent snd open air work Of the Esangeiistlc
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
Proposals.

C,sAI.ED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
BY the Board o Of Ws5sF sp2sy S 7o Ss the Ss.
911. floor. until D m on september . l9o7.
FOR the construetion OF poron 9r ~ az ount ttSeeSS
At the above place and hour the BIDS b VII be publicly
aarded viii bs made by ne Board , pf Water Supply
fhorzed by chapter 72i 1903 Of the STATE .:
Of zoos The items in the Engineers estimate the
work ar. are b sT Ts & Se xeagstio s1s saf r
sf-inch vitriaed sewer pipe y linear feet 34ineh
outfaf cleaning The bond required FOR the faithful
Rpnsrs $50 eoO5 No bids will received or consiI
unless Sas Gg the ssId tas of shsk Sr T5
drawn TO the ogder & Sf shs o % 20 sne an10gn
completion Of the work Is rouT n94{ds 93 PsnDhs
proposal contract and bond approved by the Corpora
Ing th Gon'TsS Pad of Water supply Room 15f5 g rs
Sf9 T,Tosd1Say upon application in person by mail
b. dsPosi'%ns % Sne 10 u NE order Of the Boar Of Wfy
supply for each M pbIst IN s oeepb All be ls
within thirty days after the 6a{s On which bts
cTfARLEs \ CHADwICK. CHARLEs A SHAW
BoeEd Of ESs Wser gg Sgggy P see4ets2y Chief En-
nPoPosALs FoR EXTENSION OF. wATER SYSTEM
L War Department Ohtee OF me ConsJructing
TaBoss; f% FOR 9ristns and installing aDDT @
atei 1850 feet Of Z fouc igsa BDe efson T1 Lon 70
ceived here until 10 a 81 fP2sned d1n 6 l and
Envelopes containing proposals snega . be ind9rsd
dressed WILLIAM E HORTON. Capt. O "
CTFTcE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D G. WASH
4 D ingfon d. q. August 90 1901-Sealed proposals
r r received at this until L OclcE
NJ s-1tsr1bAr 1907 grading AIbeuarls street;
So,1+ available, about $500 Blank forms OF popo-
al snerffcatious all necessary Information vii
f,-rrishad on application at Room 4 District Building
fENRY L. WEST. JAY J. MORROW. COMMISSIONER
D.. c.
8 ENGINEER OFFICE. JACKSONVILLE FLA.
L JuIv p 1sOT-SeaIed proposals for building
.effAs s Bscavne Bay. Florida will be received hers
yntI - O'Clock noon. August 26 lsO4 and then pub
IicIv opened Information on application FRANCS
r SKUNK. Mai. Engrs
: FNGTNEER OFFICE. SIS wITHERsPOoS
L . FSuiIdinE Philadelphia Pa. July 81 1907
sCsIed proposals constructing two steel twin
sYC+fon dredzes for New York Haroor y Z VII bs
rscefved here until 23O P " Aug 80 1901 and then
TbiirI opened Izforma ton furnished on application
J c. SANFORD. Major Ensrs
VrEST POINT N Y AUGUST s. 19O7--SEALED
M proposals trtpIfcste. WI! be received here until
~ o.ro~k noon August 26 1907 FOR furnishing and
.oIDs an electrical distributing and street lighting
,stsr as per drawings and specifications IN rnS o1ca
SSaIs rom manufacturers OF electrical cables only
, pe Considered The United States reserves ths
70 reject any all proposals. any part there
Forms proposals furnished upon Application
s56rass Ouartsrnastsr West Point n Y
| -(~TsP-rEPwAsTER-s OFFICE, WEST POINT. N T.
sueIst 10 teOT-Ssalsd proposals in trtpcate sub
- a.. ~ syz conditions will Be received at this ofhcs
80, 10 August 1eSI for furnishing Treated Iron
The United states reserves rs
-L+ ~ accept Or reject al proposals Forms tcr
ntDnosaIs furnished upon application ADDRESS > "
| West Point. y Y
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
Furnished Houses to Let-Country

ON LAKESIDE (CHAMPLAIN). WESTPoRT. " Y
~ attractive furnished cottage; perfect water strictly
s,,,ary oInbn: replaces spacious piazzas
ave bedrdo1s only So per week from August %;
period lower. Address NJ P WORKMAN Westport. " 7,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
wORE WANTED

Male
TOJ NC MAN marrIed, at any klnc g
work: speaks English. German ar a.
Polish Leo SchartaU. care OF GaH' 80
Union ave
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24

UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBY CH BE u
~ iotb e-pr1tlic worship tomorrow at II A. NJ fee
RALPH K HICKok will preach. WEDNESDAY eve Set
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24

VOTING MAN T22}. handy with tools. de
slres steady position In factory. Wtlins
10 start in the wood carving business
Emil IsIer 10 Rivington st
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24

Der. honest obliging: good city driver;
excellent recomnCn ndaIiOES. personal or
written. Phelps. 975 sth ave.