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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-03
FOR CARE OF SICK sOLDTERs.

Governor Woodruff yesterday ap- proved the requisition of the treasurer of the soldiers hospital board on the comptroller for $10,O 900, for the care of the sick and wounded soldiers.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-03

The annual meeting of George Washington lodge, F. and A. M., will be held Tuesday evening in Masonic hall.
 The ladies benevolent society of the First Baptist church has completed arrangements for the holding of the annual bazar Wednesday afternoon and evening Supper will be served sfrom to, o'clock.
 Mrs. Ellen callaghan, widow of the Hate John Collaghan, died at her home Ion Grove street Sunday afternoon. She swas a resident of this city for num- zber of years and was well known and kwell liked She is survived by five children, James J., Patrick D., Will jam J., John and Miss Callaghan, all spf this city. Undertaken McLarney 3 has charge of the funeral arrange 8nents.
 Mrs. Catherine Ryan Davis passed lway at the almshouse late Sunday & vening after lingering illness, Mrs Ryan had been in the employ of Su- E serintendent and Mrs. Foy for eleven ears A young son of the deceased, Arthur, has been adopted by MT, and :. Hrs. Foy.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-03

The eighty-ninth meeting of the Der by c. D, union was held this evening at the A. M. E. Zion church, on Derby avenue. There was a large attend ance.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-03

The Young Woman's Industrial club held it's regular monthly meeting this evening in Library hall
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
TO BE Il GREAT SUBURB.
WW Spend billions Improving
Long Beach.

Ex-senator W. H. Reynolds. OF Brooklyn. who
tracts OF land. has formed a strong company and
purchased Long Beach, the south coast of Long
Island, Just beyond Rockaway. Long Beach has
frontage on the ocean of about miles. 1t is 10
pe transformed Into seashore resort like Atlantic
Clty Ihis improvement will cost many millions
The entire tract of land will be graded TO a level
above the sea; wide boulevards and parkways will
De built; wide walks and curbing put in fifty
ioot-Wide boardwalk will skirt the ocean the entire
length ana one OF the most attractive of the i'm
proNements will be the dredging out of the little
thofoughfares at the back OF the island, making
u them WIDE navigable waterways for motor boat
racing sailing and other aquatic sports.
New hotels and cottages will be erected on all
SUES business street cut through, and property
VIII De sold To people with the idea of rapidly de-
VeIoplng the land, not simply holding for specula-
loh' All kinds of liberal Inducements will be Of
IeItd TO bring about rapid realization of Long
heach CITY The island is only twenty-four miles
IRON New York. forty minutes by present service
anu with the new third-ra system of the Long
Island railroad and the tunnels in course of con-
81 rI, ION Long Beach is destined become a
great suburb OF this CITY
Inc Estates OF Long Beach the companv which
TrhS 1tS Long beach. have opened Offices said to be
NE laIsest real estate Offices in the world In the
~" .,,e BRUNSWICK Building, 26th and Fifth
~ itV anu VIII occupy the entire floor Of
on oi'3 pu!iuihg They have set Wednesday, May I5
The oMtlS tIls VIII come rapid distribution Of
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
ACTIVITY AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Inc RckeFt-Finlay Realty Company has sold in
hIoadWay-Flushing to Diedrich Wolff the plot COX
lVo ieet on the east side Of 22d ST. $50 feet south
OF state St. and to T. j. Watson the plot 6Ox1Oo
Ieet' on the west side of I'D ST. 2iO feet south of
Hlile st; TO Lillian harrington the plot 60xlOO
Ieet' on the east side OF 18th ST. 76 feet south of
"lIcheH ave: and TO John Lutz the plot eOx1O)
Ieet on the east side of 18th St Sl6 feet soutb 81
+tlitlCneII ave; to Caroline SamucsOn the plot
tOVAlVV leet, on the east side of 18th ST so fsaf
I!OIt!l OF state st; TO J. II. FahrenhOZ the TIot
VAIV' reel, on the east side of I'D ST. 32g feet
HVrl'' OF Iocheron ave: To William Hennnger
M M6ile plot 6ONluo feet on the side of nth st
80 lee south of Mitchell ave; to August Bahr the
LIot' VVAlvo feet, on the side of 18th st I76
1eet south of Mitchell ave: to Helen Kochersber-
Ser the plot, 6ONlOd feet, the east side of 2st
90 rect north of State st: and to George II Tie
meyer the plot 6xl0o feet the northeast cor
her or Z2th 81. and CrOcheron ave; also. in West
nuIeahd. 20 Martha NJ. Warnecke the plot l65xlOO
Itet, on the northeast corner of Broadway and
llot' SNltO feet, on the west side Of Park Lane
55' teet north of Summit avenue; TO George A
koDlnSon the plot 40XlO0 feet on the west side of
fark Lane. SI feet north of Summit avenue: and
10 Charles =. Stewart the plot, feet on the
east side OF Glenwood 60 feet north Cutter
ave- 10 IL II. Ross the plot, S3X92 feet. on the
southwest corner OF BayView and WeStmureland
aves. To Frederick KnobloCh and another the plot
fiXe0 feet, on the east side of Westmoreland ave
% feet south of Cutter ave, and Eugene Hicks
the plot 4GXlOo feet, the south side O Locust
tlace, 700 feet west OF WestmoTeand ave; and 10
August ftahr the plot, 40Xl0O feet, the side
of. Westnoreland ave, Go feet south OF Locust
Place and to Ira J. Page the plot. 40xluo feet. on
the east side OF Gleuwood ave, 81 feet south OF
Summit
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. MAY 4, 1907
BEEvES-ReceIpts 100 cars. or 1855 head: all
consigned direct slauEherers exporters NOthin.
doing in 1--we cattle. Feeling steady. Dressed beef N
moderate demand and unchanged in price Liverpool
and London cattle and firm yesterday
quotations Shipments to-day included $50 cattle and
22OO quarters OF beef the Minnstonka London.
14O0 1GSrters OF beef in the Celtic. Lon
don market and 1875 OF beef IN the
Liverpool
CALVES-Receipts 221 head including 144 for
slaUghtereTS II Feeling steady
prime stock. ConOn TO pmrime veals quoted az
SJQSI - 100 10. Dressed calves in moderars
supply and fairly sold SO
lie per ID, and choice Carcasses at 1aC country
dressed 609c
SHEEP AND LAMRS-ReCeipts II
4.216 head ali for saughrerers I sheep
nominal. lambs fun steady Fairly good clipped
lambs sold s. 30 100 prime offered.
Spring lambs nominal Dressed mutton very dull 90
II iac II; dressed lambs slow l@izG14lzcs
Try dressed spring lambs stsady and prime stock In
fair demand city dressed slow S4GS1 per
Salss-KeTns Commission Company: 3l3 clipped Buffalo
lambs 60 n 81 80 per 100 n.
HOGS-Receipts l3is 3.0S1 head, all for
slaugherers with the exception Of 26 head Feeling firm
in Buffalo advces- Good state hogs QuOtabls at
81 1OQSI . loo NJ for heavy light weight Country
dressed hogs quiet steady
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
MANY RICHMOND HILL SOUTH SALES

The B. y. Dawley Real Estate Company has sold
the following at Richmond Hin South: To Louis NJ.
Atkinson four lots in StoOthoh ave. Bernhard
Boettzer, two lots in Metropolis ave: Margaret
Burns. six lots in Briggs Matthew Burns two
lots in Church st; Fred Busse two lots in Leferts
ave, 40x130 feetWiliam Conlan, two lots in Hamil
ton ave; William b. Crane. two lots in Hamilton
ave; William J. Crane, four lots in Stoothon ave;
John w. Eufnger. four lots In Lefferts ave;
Thomas A Fenton. four lots in Sutter ave; Emma
Fox. two lots in Metropolis ave; William a Hynd.
two lots In Metropolis ave, Thomas Jenkins. two
lots in Cedar ave. Marcella Leckner. four lots in
Stoothoh ave; Edward y. Mallley. two lots in
Hamilton ave: James McBren. three lots in Me
tropolis ave: James McGinn. lots in StOCthotf
ave; William T.. ROurke. two lots in Stooth0n ave;
John W Montgomery. two lots in Iefferts ave;
Henry Livingston. two lots in Walnut ST: Thomas
s. Moore. two lots in Briggs ave; Joseph Y.
Nichols. lots in Hamilton ave; Margaret
O'Connor. four lots in Briggs ave, and Sarah r
Richards, lots in Hamilton ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. May {. 1907
'gFFff-- The coffee market ruled urm to day
@5rrd @ e@'Sring higher European cables and the alb
sence OF heavy offerings. The opening steady a
an advance Of 5Gl0 points and the closed frm
az an advance OF 10 points. Sales the day were
reported of 20I3o bags. The opening steaded ny
the showing Of the European markets particularly Havre
where prices We're l franc higher MAY Vas.
franc higher on other positions Hamburg was i.GSt
pig higher There European buying
ana in the absence of definite information advance
In the French market attributed private
mates Of the coming crop. Nothing OF reached
the local market but the President OF Brazil
tied with having stated in public that the
cal situation or the country was satisfactory Owing
the holiday Friday, official
the Brazilian market Trailing here quiet during
the entire session but the undcrtone OF the market
showed some improvement, apparently and Il seemed
possible that shorts becoming uneasy over the
steadness OF the positions. Rumors still
Su!aung that Europe is short OF May in tho local
ket. and the big advance in May market
was thought represent covering WI
without the actual coffee tender contract. The
market FOR spot coffee quiet, with quotations
the basis OF 6lac for Rio No :.
The OF contract prices in the local market
" IS a.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05

RABI New Orleans 100 ounchss se$e. % cnari.s-
ton. bbl. SSS5 KALE Norfolk and Baltfnnore rer
bbf. 81: LETTUCE. South Carolina per basket fSc8
81 %; do North Carolina. 50cGs2: Norfolk T5c9
s4 do Cuban. s2gss ONIONS. BerInuda per crate 81 AZ
4sl ID co Cuban 81 15: do Texas white per so
Gsl I6 do yellow. 81 50: do eofsi So
90 New orleans Per bag 81 5Oqsi 65 do Egyptian
100 bunches S2Qs3 do Southern. S1GS2: OKRA Florida
per carrier, S1gSS; do Cuban. S1Gs2 80: OYSrrR
PLANTS. per 100 bunches. S2Gs4: PEAS. North Care
lima per large basket $SQ$f per basket {.
ass SO Go south Carolina basket sI4S4: PEPPERS
Florida per carrier 81 5OSS do Cuban. S1GS2; PARS
LEY. New Orleans. curly and plain per Dbl s4s6- n,
Bermuda per box I0cGf$1 %; PARSSIPS. old per mi
81 5OGS2: RADISHES, Virginia North Carolina psr
basket. 25g75c; RHUBARB. Jersey and Baltimore pe~
100 bunches 81 5OS3 so; ROMAINE. Southern per has
BERMUDA Per box. S1esS2; SPINACH Norfolk per bol
81 b0ls2 70: do Baltimore s1GS2: STRING BEANS Flor
ida wax per basket crate. S2GS4 so: green son
50: SQUASH Florida white per box. 81 50GS2 SO: DO
81 50GS2 90; Go Od bbI S19S2; TOMATOES Florida
per carrier. 75cgS2; 20 Cuban. s1dSl 80: TJJRNIPs
Canada, ruabaga. bbl 81 6O6S2 do ana Io1
Island. rutabaga. Sldsl .: DO white.
81 JOg1S3, WATE.RCRESS 100 bunChss. 81 6OGs7
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-Receipts have favored m
closes firm, with material surplus hands,
Fancy made 81 % at several sessions n
General supplies enlarged but heartily STRAW
Steady at late rates Receipts of hay and straw
Hudson River Railroad $50 Erie sOO Pennsylvania 50:
Delaware. I-aCkswanna & Western. so. Baltimore a
Ohio 100 Central OF Nsw Jersey, 1870; boats I4O
total. LOO for week T5SO tons: week 22o
Receipts OF straw 80 for week. $50 tons:
last week. $50 tons.
Toledo. May 4-CI4OvERsEED-C Cash 50 10: ooto
Der. 81 65; December, 81 07la; March. 81 72a TIM
OTHY, s. 20 AI-SIKE. 81 65.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

:. Clarence Davies has sold for NJ & S, Men
desohn a plot at the northeast corner OF l1@d
street and Webster avenue.
f. Henry Eckhardt has sold for 5. Faber Bayles
to James y. Sta@.2y the two four story frame
hathouses, Nos 6l7 and 69 West 18th St, on plot
The American Real Estate Company has sold the
two-famy houses Nos. 1920 and l"-2 tale St
Levin & Jackson have sold for Samuel {. Baum
1 iil" 100 10 ~, atr2 fTaIn, budings on
plot 32Nl23.6 feet. with an - oIX"o ieet 49,,
sold to Michael Busch No 9i6 College ave. five
story 'tathouse, plot 4iNll0 feet.
United States Fire Insurance COMPANY No 1871 81.
Nicholas ave five story double hathouse. 32NlOQ
The rresc%!, Realty Company has sold ia. to 9,oyv NJ
fathouse. on lot 25xl0O. ~ feet
Philip E. Newmark has sold the Sly story tcne-
ment house No. 40 Fast cGth ST. 4gNloo-' feet
Topl Toeilar az 70 I3crraTd lew
leon Pizer has soId 10 Miller & Podolsky tho
southeast corner Of Clinton and stanton SITS. six
story tenement house. on lot 29sXio9 i'et } ,7,,.
Singer tho six story tenement house. with stores.
at the northeast corner OF Essex and Stanton SITS.
Jacob Ackerman has bought No l79 Madison St.
a iiye story tenement house, z'EIoo ireti A.. ,
Samuel Wohlstadter Nos. ll2 ana ia Avenue ID.
northeast corner Of sth 81. six story brick tene-
r. Wilmot Appleton has sold for Patrick J.
Byrnes No I3s Fast 9th st, three story brick
building. on a lut 25x9S9 feet. to John Martin for
about $io,gp. The premises are occupied by the
Henry J. Braker 's reported % have sold No 90
West list ST, three story and basement dwelling
William H. Han has sold No. Il Riverside Drive.
a five story American basement dwelling house,
John J. kavanaEh has sold for Charles $ Faulk-
81, three story and basement dwelling house, on
Pease & Gilman have sold for Mrs Flauces T.
srt' Bay 10 It'i'a'" L. 4i'"'''
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05

held. The elder Mr.. Kennedy auctioneer in
the sale of the famous Jumel estate, the biggest
lot sale in the history of the city. when 40
lots were sold at record prices. The younger Mr..
Kennedy has the distinction OF having auctioned
of the biggest holding Of improved property ever
offered for public bidding in New York, namely,
the Aldrich estate. consisting of thiTty-two par
GELS, which realized $491l.500. three of the parcels
officiated at the noted Crane estate, Bathgate
tate, Scheffelin estate. Crawford estate, Drake
estate and Devoe estate. sales of vacant lots.
Among the holdings of mixed property sold by
him those of the Aldrich estate and A. j.
Adams, selling for than S2.0009; the Gilsey
estate. including the Fifth Avenue Theatre; the
Bischoff estate. the Solomon estate, the Hiideorand
estate. the Alan w Wood estate. the estate of
Daniel OFarreu and the Keane estate Mr.. Ken
nelly has also conducted in his old offices at No
Pine st. some of the most important private sales
mi
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
LAWRENCE MANOR LOTS IN DEMAND.

The Mcknight Realty Company reports the fol-
lowing sales in it's Lawrence Manor tract at Bay
side. Queens: To John F. Blauch. lots y and ~
fronting in lst ST. for 81 POO Mary II. skinner lots
l. and 3, fronting in Montauk ave: Tor S2o25
Clement King, lots T. and s. fronting IN Momtauk
ave- for 81 S75 Sophia Hey lots IS and 49, fronting
in bismarck ave, for S25o John = Hey, 2, lots lots
John Dayton. lots "a to 30, inclusive fronting in
sth ST, for $2,75O.
Harry Rosenberg, lots and T. fronting in IN ST.
for $3.50; Joseph Steigman lots and > fronting In
7th St for $3.50: Charles Lustgarten, lots and >
fronting in sth ave, for Sl.225; j. \ langdon lots
and Is. fronting in 9Th St. for $l,VJO: Margaret
Coyle, lots and Z, fronting in 4th st. for 5000
In it's Flushing Terrace tract at Flushing lots 3
TO l2. both inclusive. fronting in 10Th st, the
consideration being 81 $50.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
NEW YORK PRICES.

MErAI4S-IRON-The market for pig iron certificates
at the Produce Exchange steady but dull No
change in quotats No sales Standard foundry grades
are quoted follows: Cash S2} 20 bid May and
bid.
PROVISIONS the exception OF pork which at
times showed signs Of weakness the provision market
was Seatier Investment buying lard and support
from packers The market closed unchanged . about
points higher than the previous night Receipts Chi
eag9. l4US; estimated for Monday. 10000, and next
week 945tto Kansas City receipts. 5000 and Omaha.
1000 PORK steady. quoted: Ness S1T 25d$S; family.
SIS Da$l9 short clear, $lTG$S so BEEF firm; quoted:
Mess 50 50gSl0; family. SlfIS14 So packet $40 50S1:
extra India mess. s21G$22 BEEF HAMS firm; quoted.
s@+GS26 DRESSED HOGS steady: quoted: BaCons Sssc;
& lTI Ih SIS lS ib 9isc; l4o n s5sc; PIGS 9ss99sc
1i4612c: 10 n lie; l. 10 1Os4c: II 70 lOIsc. Pckled
hams firm; quoted. 11%a12l.c. TALLOW steady; city,
&c; country. 59sQ6}sc. LARD steady: quoted: Middle
Western prime ss5aS 95c city lard quiet quoted, Sac;
refined lard Eteav quoted: South America 1Oc Cont
nent. 930c; Brazil kegs lie; compound firm; quoted.
esaStse. STEARINE steady; quoted; Oleo. Si2gs3+c;
city lard stearinc eQ1Oc.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05

oTE In, AND s R 5 WAS @ y held 9ay
Rye dour was quiet but drm The following are prices
quoted on The New York Produce Exchange; spring par
patents s. c5gst spring clears So 4o$s - extra I No
FLOUR nrm: quoted Fair to good Ss 65@$s So: choice
dPed & s. S5$2 g. as to S4and BaGMBL steady
quoted Fine white and yel9w % 81 2o e1aTSs 81 IogSd ~
s22 standard middling s22 10 aO4r do, s34 5o red
s2l 5oas35 sacks; mddlng SIS 5oq$25 80; s26
GRAIN Immediately following a steady
wich & & astfd ] aTf up Pt 10 e even SGh IN ouptS ovee y
O'clock rally tns prices about asc from lowest point
ing It Is true that killing frosts prevailed asain in an
as SRoTeFs oT %g9 b aa@1 @ 8 Of Of cr dsase Was
oreTiCoe5 and raiders acted on the tnprove1ent in
weather prospects, although many doubted Il The highe.
crop from damage 1t will require warm weather
meantime is likely be unsettled with frequent
sbont SortSest conditions Being less bHiiish than had
been expected but rule the advces from that quarter
were Inansou % IN Ieportng very & se % sessH b.i a
70 better weather in Germany while other advices said
full month and that requrenents Would be enormous
dsmated %%rd Shipments at II 600 bush Compared
with II 4os 600 bush the pgsyi6Gs @ week Indian ship
664 900 bush the week before Because of liberal North
again. while seaboard ceavances ruled Hight The
BTptb 81 and Nn . hard vSnter SSasc : o n afna
CORVTha market for corn was stead at fTst but soon
felt The effects Of predicted warmer weather and :hrong
rally from lowest point The greatest huetration was IN
I'D higher and seaboard cIearances 900
No corn was quoted in New YORK at cote elevator ana
5Gs.S 5ss.S saoat: Ne -2 white 59e and NJ yelIow
trife higher but other positions lower. asd
more favorable crop news and q sympathy win other
oats had worked for London and Antwerp in the
oF Sf few 9ay M e m eas9 SO @ In New Y5 St SSTsd as as
t. 50 70 4sla94sac. and clipped white SO to 40 10. so
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05

COTTON-The cotton market nervous and irregu-
lar to-day, trading largely in the OF evening
accounts. The close steady advance OF
TO points Sales for the day we're estimated at 100000
bales The opening steady at decline OF point To-
advance OF points the decline being June which
influenced by indifferent cables ana week end figures
W hardly looked But the
positions effect OF unayorable crop
conditions, active months sold a let ad-
10 II points during the early session. with
heavy owing TO realizing by scattering longs. and July
about noints net lower. while
crop steadied around Friday evenings figures
covering TO slight
a iO.95c. The MI
weather the belt. with temperatures
too low in the belt and the Indicated
continued rather unsettled weather. pri-
continued bulsh from nearly sec
tions OF the belt The weekend figures did not show
quit as a decrease had been In
visible supply of AmeTiean cotton The into sight
according Chronicle" but spinners feIl
behind and this probably accounted
for the response the LIVERPOOL market local
decline noted the previous in the old crop months
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
TO ERECT EIGHT APARTMENT HOUSES.

SOM Brothers. owners Of the block bounded by
Convent ave, St Nicholas Terrace 129th and l3Oth
sts. have had plans drawn for improving the prop
Crty- The plans cal! for a group Of eight elevator
apartment houses, each q plot lG1Xl3o feet The
property faces the Convent uf the Sacred Heart.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
KENNEDY MOVES TO BROADWAY.

Bryan l. Kennedy has removed from No. Pine
ct 10 larger quarters at No 156 Broadway Mr.
Kennely's father established the business in July
ls47. and up to his death occupied offices In the
building at No. Pine st. Mr.. Kennedy also has
the stand in the salesroom that his father used
and is the official appraiser for the Controller of
the city OF New York. Il position that his father
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
SELL KANE ESTATE PARCELS.

An action has been begun by Frank y. Glover
against James Powers, substituted trustee under
the last will Of Nicholas Kane, and others for the
PARTON No. 9 Hamilton St. No. los Madison st,
No 43 Peck Slip and two lots on the north side Of
BaSSfOrd ave- west of Sd ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
SYNDICATE BUYS BIG BRONX TRACT.

in West Chester village 10 syndicate which will
erect forty two-(amily houses on the plot. The
property has a frontage Of about 4oo feet in West
Farms Road. It also fronts In Washington and
Union aves. Henry Eruvckuer is member of the
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
CUTLERY AND HARDWARE.

CTTTT TERY.-Buy direct OF the nnsnufact-
urer and save all middlen,en's pTohts.
Cutlery of every description In large va
riety TO eeiect from. Repairing done.
Gustav Knhuth. II and 73 Nassau st
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
LoST-BANKBOOKs.


LOST or STOLEN No. b61. .232
of the German Savings Bank In the City
OF New York. corner Attn ave. and l4th ST.,
iseued 20 Karl Hoscmann. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating The same. II
not returned to the bank on the eth cay ef
Nay. 1901 = 4HpiieAas NQl - ln1Ad ~iAf
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
AGENTS WANTED.

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business; We tell you how and furnish
everything needed at wholesale; an honor
able and profitable business for man or
woman, success guaranteed; particulars
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
Yester-

burg In which II about 10000 bales OF cotton
were destroyed. but details available
The OF prices in the local market to-
follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
PHOTOGRAPHIC,

PHOTOGRAPHIC enlargements. printing,
developing. lantern slides; photographs
taken OF interiors. exteriors. groups. etc;
send for price list. n. J. HaslinEer, 10
West 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
DENTISTRY.

DIR J. G. PEREZ. $40 9th ave, cor. s2d
suite 9lS; tel, 13oA-Madison- on--frophy-
Tactic Bridges a specially: also general DEN
t!stry.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.
FOR SALE.

FOR SAI.E.-A letter written by George
Washington. j. y. Dale Edwardsville. Ill.
LADY lap dogs for sale. high class Blen-
helm spaniel pup. two months old; full
pedigree; private. Wenzel. 2I9 Covert ave.
Broolyn.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
CAsT-oFT CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies'. gentle
mems and childrens discarded clothing
fine evening and street costumes. Jewelry.
bric-a-brac furs. etc. Mr.. or Mrs NJ
Natal. 74S 9th ave. Tel 670-Bryant
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05

ADVERTISEMENTS Rnu subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE No. 1864 Broadway. between 86th
and 3Tth SITS. until 8 o'clock p. Adver-
;lsements received at the following branch
Offices at regular office rates until clock
d. m, viz: 254 sth ave. 8. e. cor. 2Sd St:
i63 9th ave. cor. 18th st: g2 East l4th ST.,
Zo7 West s2d st, between 7th and sth aves-
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
HELP WANTED
Male.

FIRST CLASS building superintendent
for fine oftlce building work. Only those
accustomed To The hest kind OF modern con
sruction need apply. Excellent oppOr-
tuniiy for brainy hustler Answer. stating
references ana salary expected. Core
tpondence strictly confidential. Energy. Box
20 Al West 35th St
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

CARPENTER, builder and oabinetmaker
houses overhauledi 5obbinE promptly
attended to- Geo Roedler. 52s West
Both at
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05

BRIGHT. energetic young man, residing
with parents. not over Il years for Office
ot large manufacturing jewellers; great
chance for advancement Address b, Box
90. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
WORK WANTED.
RoaRn AND ROOMS.

HIGH. hsalthful location: airy rooms; sx
ceiiept table: home!fke atmosphere
Pine Knoll. Box 1le, Lakewood. n. J.