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The Detroit times., 1908-01-14
ROOSEVELT CALLED
kEWbERRY OUT
Of RACE
CONG. DENNY SAID TO HAVE IN
TERcEpED FOR. STAIR ON SIDE
OF HARMoNY-oFFIcE SEEK
ERS PLEASED.

The announcement OF Truman II.
Newberry's withdrawal from the race
for delegate-at-la to the Republican
national convention, leaving the field
clear to +. ID. Stair, was received IN
political circles in Detroit with mixed
JOY and disappointment.
Mr.. Newberry's retirement was &C.
cepted at once as step prompted by
a desire for party harmony in the in
terest OF Taft. Local and county of
fee seekers we're quick TO realize that
their chances for success would be
better than we're the party TO become
disrupted on broader issues and &C.
cepted the news, OF course, with a
great deal OF satisfaction.
But there is in every party the fell
low TO whom harmony isn't thing so
essential and as n matter OF fact
whose peculiar and questionable in
terests in politics are best conserved
oy the extreme lack OF anything like
peace. To this class OF politicians the
word came as body blow. This lit
tle preliminary skirmish afforded by a
contest for the convention seat, with
both OF the contestants well.to-do. look
ed promising for coal bins, whereas
they pluck no roses from the olive
branch.
BY them Mr.. New berry will never be
forgiven. He was expected TO unite
the purse strings but all he gives them
is harmony-which they do not want.
Harmony doesn't jingle; neither does
IL bulge the pocketbook nor wear out
the trouser pocket.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-14
Dies suddenly Of Heart Trouble.

August Wolf, laborer employed In
the Michigan Central freight sheds
died suddenly about midnight Monday
in hts home, No. 400 Dix-ave.. OF heart
failure He returned from work ap-
parently in good health. ate a hearty
supper and spent the evening chatting
With neighoofs. About an hour after
retiring Mrs. Wolf was awakened by
her husband ga5n4ng. She ran for as.
siafancn- frnm-the- uaisAbeFs iH-t4e
fiat below, but when she returned her
husband vas dead. Coroner ffpuuett
pronounced the case heart ALLURE
The Detroit times., 1908-01-14

Theodore Bath, OF No. AS wilkins
St. was arrested by Detectives Allen
and Parker. Monday evening. on a
charge OF stealing sol from inc Peters
dye house on woodward-ave. He was
employed as driver for the dye com
pany and II is alleged that he collect
ed the money in question from patrons
and neglected to turn II I'm. Bath left
for the south Immediately afterwards,
returning at Christmas time. He has
since been working as a driver FOR tho
IGoebal Rpuldns @ .
The Detroit times., 1908-01-14
Judgment Against Capt, shipman.

A verdict for s131 was rendered
against Capt. Fred Shlpman by Jus
tlce OFT. Monday Afternoon, In a suit
brought by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A.
Conlon. The Conlons we're employed
by Shipman. In his summer residence
in Crosse Pointe. and claimed bal
ance due on wages. Shipman declared
he had cared for the Conlons when
they were without work, that he pro.
vlded a, home for them where they
had light employment. plenty TO eat,
and what money they needed
The Detroit times., 1908-01-14
PoIoxker Sues For Insurance.

Or. I. L. Polozker. former county
physician, commenced suit in the cir.
cult court recently against the West.
ern Insurance CO.. claiming insur.
ance on a, house burned at No. 1041
st. Aubin-ave, In reply filed Mon.
day the company claims the fire was
the fault Of the Detroit City Gas Co.
which had already paid DR.. Polozker
81, 100 for his damages.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-14
SWITCH BOY IS
STRUCK BY CAR

Charlie Hemple. aged Is. switch boy
for the D. T. r. at Woodward and JET
ferson, was struck by a car about 8
o'clock Tuesday morning. His right
leg was broken and he was painfully
bruised lie vas taken TO st. Mary's
hospital in the east end ambulance.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-14
School BUDGET to Be Boosted.

Secretary Lee. of the board Of edu
cation. says the boards budget will
be Extraordinarily large this year ow-
ing to the greatly Increased demands
for school facilities.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-14

The general view among the wise
politicians--and some OF these are par.
ticularly wise in this matter for they
claim to know positively--is that Mr..
Newberry's withdrawal was demand.
ed and by no other parsonage than
Roosevelt himself, when the president
saw where the contest between New.
berry and Stair might lead to as az.
fecting Roosevelts ambitions for his
secretary of state.
While Taft unquestionably has the
lead just now for the presidential
nomination, he Is not so strongly en-.
trenched in his position as to make
a hopelessly split delegation from
Michigan a matter of no concern TO
his hopes
And the possibility Of that delega-
ton being hopelessly split was no
doubt made apparent to Roosevelt and
other Taft men by walls from Mich.
igan on the part OF officeholders and
The Detroit times., 1908-01-14

senior-Hello, Where's your chum
You started out together.
Berry Junior--He ish lhic) three
lamp-posths behind.-Lippiucott's.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
BIG EAST SIDE DEAL
SITE IN 10TH STREET.
PJqns Filsd for 4 pdrtnent House To
Be Built on the Heights.

s.vs-a Rig realty transactions were reported yes
So There was & brisk demand for improved
- y central districts and for vacant parcels IN
hs- are known SIS the newer residential zones Of
=. r-es+er city
- C-rlikshsnk Company sold the vacant plot
-,esa feet OF the north side OF East 10Th street
s.-s,-r 70 st street. rs feet west Of Exterior
- <-- Mss Anna Walter. TO a client The
- III Immediately improve the property
Z Any & CO. sold for Max Marx TO Harry
-,s,-e-r SIS ST investment the premises Nos
sd -Sas Seventh avenue. TWO FIVE story double
-,---7eut houses, on plot 75x1a0 feet This prop
= IS recently taEeu by -Tr- Marx n trade in
- 7svf5 Stewart the broker
-as-S rave been Sled for six story apartment
- n he built --0th street. 10 feet west Of
.s-r,7-, avenue fer John Yule as owner. Il is
: - ~ 1-ick and limestone. with terra Gotta trim
- r1e design being composite type OF the
- z--ssssa-ce architecture. II viii contain
- s.i5es II the Hocr and is 70 cost sl25 200
-..-s- s7d Martin Cooke are the architects
P-9ns have also been lied fer making over the
= go and basement dwelling at No. West
- s--es- into & bachelor apartment house. with
- n he over floors. the change OF occupancy
- --sGe <o- Annie O Allen Foster. Cade &
--zss-1 are re architects
So rave also been fled for reuodeuing and
,--,fe-efr -sccnstructtng the interior of the old
s-.nis and -a- harr of the Third Aveule Railroad
,----e-v OF the north side Of Manhattan street.
x fser ezs- Cf T7vei5th avenue. and -redcIing Il
- A. elevator service The improvements are to
-ost $50.
rqs-s have also been fed for remodelllng and
-.-4-r ne TWO three story store buildings AZ Nos
80 2 East 18th street. the improvements being
.ss or 0-.vs- Z EouEhton. c7v-e-. and for
--a5sItnE z-d resttng TIE store Il the four story
--,s--s-- house 81 Trs southeast corner Of Ninth
-.~-e s-z S-rh street. the improvements being
-,ss for Hugh & Henry Brien. as owners J & /.
-r-xls-5 sr6 2 v Berger are The respective
s-1sascrs
- Manhattan plans fo- buildings fled
--s-6av s-.cI-5e q -za story storage house. with
- q -6z-h street. east Of First avenue, a. q
sa or Noroala & Guiliano, as owners.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
X TIE BROKERAGE MARKET.

II LuE-1w & Co have sold for the Nfishktnd-
v.-bs-z Eesl--a Company 70 Henry y Batr plot,
ss--aa ezz- north side oc 15Sti street 100 feet
sss-- q Lincoln avenue
S-z-so- has sod The southeast corner ot
-s--rl,,sa zverue and Emerson street a plot look
.nt tzsL
re es-zf4 Of The late Senator John :. Cullen has
,,,s ~o s-s East 2qrh street three story dwell
II CT lo- - sxeS-9 feet
vax NJ has -esold - Rebecca Mann the south
,ss- cr--e- n Grand Boulevard and ConCourse and
-ss-z s--==-. plot <rOnting 15+ feet On the Con
----ze z-z 1s--- feet the street with a three
s--- --e--=-E 1T. Marx bought the properly on
-7es5z~ from Mrs T Zanua--L
Z Re--e- rzs sold fo- clients Nos. us and us
----.-z s-=--e. -vvo -v-o story houses, and Nos
-ss z1d - East 225d street two two srory
sz=rlrE houses
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Petitions in bankruptcy were fled Yesterday IN
--a 7-rf-ed states District Court, as follows:
r---~r-r--ar-- against Louis Etringerr in business
~ -E= Cor.--1nd avenue, by the tSOllll Itlcil-
49, f-o---zrv and others. whose claims aggregate
80 50 FORSYTH WiCzs was appointed receiver
T-or---a-z- Philip 7. BuuLell. a railroad man OF
" an West lz1st street Liabilities, So0- So no
y-i----a-r- John A. Nestor formerly member OF
- N-eeru~ Cornua-y. which ceased JC 90 business
- -a0s and living a. No l179 Third avenue LA
feir5-fee 81. .263 90. no assets ..- -,
-y--TrTrra-[- Adol11 Fro1lu1 Of No 2467 Seventh
zv-e-.-e Liabilities, Sl5,Tl5, no assets lie owes
P----o Hahn Of No 2649 Eighth avenue. SS'ogo'
F5arrv 8ischoft, Of No. 279 Wyckof Avenue, BROOK
~ g 500. =. Beudhelrl, Of No 146L avenue A.
= 600 and Fruer Bischof, Of No. 1913 Hamburg
E,l-T Saz,e was appointed receiver Of the bust
- - assets amounting 10 $1S,647 30 ~
-, .r1ecr5les Of Thomas Gordon give uaoIlLes
~ go g-e % and assets Of SavbO q.
--.--rzr X Gerard appointed receiver OF the
z--z5-ass 7g Thomas T Patton, dealer in hats, at
- d T5Ferty street The goods Of Gerard were
e--z5 ---5er process Of the Municipal Court on a
5-7Egr-err Obtained ny Henry H Roelofs q Co, Of
- ~aririon OF Max Kurzrnk a creditor upon
-,,-f~b Judge Adams appointed Edward & Thomas
-a-ei--a- for the George r Qulgley company,
-,4CsLs and suits with stores IN this city New
E5g-lv and Hartford Conn, and Springfield and
states that the liz Dll1tes OF the corpora
- a-e sb0ur $500 600 and It's assets worth S1CU,
G60 TIE company has IN It's stores about a hun
S-zd employees
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
REALTY NOTES.

re ----=z Company negotiated the disposal q
n 7Ez-erso- Amusement Company eight
Tes- lease -s ne four story building No "a sixth
sve-ue- ~ --e C-lICs Dairy Company. which was
-s-s--E reported as leased by the burToWs CON-
PAN. z-5 also bv Bril- B-others-
TIE West SIDE Taxpayers Association VIII hold g
1zse---g -1---E-- a. No. 257 West S4th street.
Eust1- O. Asi1a-t have secured q loan Of $4,000
tr- 6re -zs-s a. ~ per cent On the Aarauau1ay
sPs---e-- house zr No 611 81 West 18TH street
Neas-e- 3. 8Iz5ie & Co have leased 70 q client
O. FREDERICK Fcz & Co. the second. third and fourth
-cfs ----z1L1z 3 90 square feet in No 81 Fourth
sTe-e. 1-- term q years. 4: aggregate rental
- zar-- 81 Ea
-e---z- F--znkcort has resoid for Edvard A New
E0- O. SIX -ors II Oak street Far ROckaway-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
STORAGE NOTICES.

TO MRS. H. KLEINBERGER. Alex Wiley.
Mrs. Merklelu. Henry a. Counell-. Miss
NoieudO TLeo- Goetz. MIS- II Hoffman,
Mrs. Walker Curry, Mrs. + Barnett, Mrs
A. Rochelle. T P Edwards, Miss n smith.
O. J. Goodllr, Miss = Balkiu, Mrs N
NIcNJains, J. Donohue, Mar A McCaskey
Paul SchOIland, Anna Louise Rs.Ser- James
EauEhev- AIRS. Warren. H N TaupeI
Henry Hoe Mrs A AHA, Mrs q. Ehrson
Mrs ! n guilty. Mrs LcTierran. Nr-
Donohue. Mrs. Nellie AcAnirews. Mrs
Lewis Epson. Mrs C. T Beusse, John
Broderick. Miss Rae Smith. Mrs =. Penal
Der. Mrs. n Donuellg. {. C Fay. VIM
Boerk. y. NJ Heyman. Mrs DorusnberEers
Mrs WhaIen, Geo Foley. Mr. Chas Eechr
~. v,ora- Mr. z gTf-1J Jahr7oie Mrs p
Proctor 8lIs. y. O'NeiL Mrs L lIaRJ-
Vile Mrs. Mary Jackson. Geo. Franz. n
yiLlaume. John Wl-son, Miss q McLa1sn-
lin. Nr J. /. Wellmau. Ms. O. n SchaI-
Ter Mrs Nissig Henry Hart. John FOX.
Kate Fuddcrer. John Garland. Fred X KEEP
y9Ie- Martin CONWAY John WaIIinE. J
Boriowitz Mrs. Ida 8Iucci, Mrs. DUFFY, Mrs
Annie Kennedy, Miss K B Boos, Anna
Romano, Mrs Nelly Kelly. Anna NJ
Mrs u. Mclaughlin. Miss Edith Ketcham.
Mrs Minnie Neville. Mrs. r c. Watterson,
J r Wells. Mrs Casey. Mrs Lille Vii
cox. Mrs. Eeuias. Mrs I. Briers, Mrs G
Schwartz Miss Lizzie DevIiu. 1r- .
Gue-iu Mr.. Geo. Morgan. Peter CoTey, Hrr.
Howard Hitchcock. Henry De-1lno, Mrs
Goldsmith. " \ rellshetrne- Ms Paul
me Mclean. Mrs Schneider. Miss Mer-
Eersau Mrs - 'Brien. James IS. Jones. Vim.
Campbell Mrs. Brophv Mrs. Johanna
Ourr Mrs J. Dillon, NJ. schnorCw!tz r
Schmidt Mr. NJ NoOuan NJ. Geo. Br7Irh.
Mrs Mary Granger. Martin J. HsHnv. Mrs
NTs~- M~Caun. Anton Good Fob't william
SON Nre Mcdonald. SIr Eessler. Mrs.
Hav=r. Mrs. Eeunsdr. Mrs. Rheil. Mrs.
Seira1 Mrs Weber. Mrs r Spencer. Mrs
T4rhtrchein Mrs. Carpenter. Mrs. II !.
neIuce Mrs W S-hiruuud, Mrs Jones.
Mrs Kane Mrs Cook. 2. u Peer. J.
Pu-r,, Mrs Tge-Dev Mrs Eeckuau. Miss
m OIcott Mrs. RvttenburE Mrs Schock.
n F. Proctor Mr. Max Levy Mrs e
Elttuer. Mrs Ennis. Mrs. Faffer. John
rFaIuslCv Eransdeld r~ Shields John Doe,
Mrs M-IItr 2 NJ Aldrfch Mrs Stevens.
MIS- Ptra Wr Ledekv. Mrs. uri5chen. Mrs
Fvfaharrv and Mrs Havsron, You and each
~ vou are hereby notified that the time
for The uzyr~snr or our lien upcn the prop
@rt- hereinafter described having expired.
after fue notice thereof hHd been given ycu
We win cause such nr1pe~tv. 20 wiz house
hold goods personal effects carpets. etc
stored bv YOU OF IN vcur uawe iu the Globe
storage and CARPET Cleaning Co.'S Ware
houses 20 be sold Rr public auction ac-
~ordiuz ~ the statute in such case made
and provided at Nos 3n5 and S0T East
s1st st New York Citv on THURSDAY Jan
uarv - 1909 ar 1870 a W. and II the
sale thereof fs not cornuIetsd on said date
the same win be continued at tho same
place on Thursday. February H. 1909 be-
ginning n 1870 n. until The sale Is
rnrnnIsred
GIoBE sroRAGF e CARPET CLEAN
mo CO
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS,
Sale of Tacant Plot IN Beekman
Street Adjourned.

The sale Of a vacant plot at the northwest cor
ner Of Beekman and Water streets, S3-4x5o9x ~
feet was adjourned yesterday 10 December 81 at
The Real Estate Exchange SaIesrooul, Nos Il and
Is Vesey street The other auction offerings yes
rerday resulted as follows;
By Joseph ? Day: l7s ssth st. 1858 II Of Lez-
9Z100s. dvEi Louis Lese agt eczema
Harris al Lese & 9 at--s " \ SweetseT re5 ann
So; S5J2 IS prior Intgs SIu; 70
Belvyooc Realty representing in interest
b Herbert 4 Sherman: I02d Z 6, 175 Il ot
% H. and store Fr1eda osseLt
Ch~eE al. Felrens1ein & r atJys. ! S
s. 95s ~ etc SI5- u;
-Ees aggegarRg $50 250 70 the Dla1ri1 1or
SO go
samuel Marx :. T55 Il of
SO 25xIGa, sly store also A. West En5
Z @ 25XiGJf D sly tenTt ana
Harry Helm Moss Realty co 81 Al c A
Strauss zrry- J ref due, s662l 20 taxes
e-r lE0 sb 70 ntEz So CO. adjourned II Jan -
Vest End ave. Of 6lEt s. 25lI1l3; sJy
e---r and store at Moss Realty Go - a.;
St-7-1se Judge. ref amt due. 456A y
taxes sf9l SO: sub Two rges egErssatns SI-VV
adj f-1--led an L
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
RECEIVERS OF RENTS NAMED.

ycs-los S@z5u-E. ~ he Supreme Court yesterday
trzs.-ts5 A5c-7h Eohn receiver q the rents q
yoz .17 and Al East 1E5d street. IN action
e-rrgr- 1- susan Van P-asg against Jacob Siegel
zrs 7-he-z -- rCr=close = mortgage Of $500
7s--z- walker has been appointed receiver Of
s -g--z c- Nos -1s and IS East 9Th street IN z1
z-11n brought ty RebeCcz Hams against Rachel
levine z-E --le7s 70 forecIose mortgage OF Sz5o7
-zre z-e r--c- mortgages on -he properly amount
Y n $4,000 Ea has also been named as "a
vs- ~ Che -z--s o< PROPERTY or the north side OF
-sfs r--=-- q feet east Of Second avenue S76z
-.1 1zs- q six story tenement IN an acton
h--uE-- t- Lizzie S-iIIpass against Clara Ararcer
E-6 c-zs-z % fo-ecIose = mortgage Of S1.oo7-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
Proposals.


StEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS Will BE RECEIVED
Board No. 29s Broadway. New York Room Gle ninth
foor until i A. n January Z. 1903 CONTRACT
go sor construction Il Lhs NORTH HALF OF THE
Waikiki PRESSURE Tunnel a tunnel Ii rock
crossing under valley OF the Waikiki river, with
$50 in depth and short stretch
OFT conduit -and-cover
duct. CONTRACT 81 cor the ths
SOUTH HALF OF THE WALLEIL4I4 PRESSURE TJ-N-
MEL. wit shafts $50 10 400 feet
short stretch CT plain concrete conduit
and-cover Aqusduc The pressure tunnel will be
bv I717 wide inside The work IL located tre
towns Of New Paltz Gardiner. Ulster County
York
BIDS Or PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR EACH
CONTRACT SEPARATELY AND FOR BOTH con
TRACTS COMBINED. Any bidder may a bid
o1rtraCt Tor the contracts combined. q
separate proposal will be furnished
pose the combined bid At the above place
bids VIII be publicly opened and read The
OF II awarded. VIII be made
after practicable Pamphlets containing
pamphlets drawings Room
1918 q above address dep1sItlng
dollars tSI1y for each pamphlet, dollars
for acceptable
thirty days from the date which bids
opened further particulars ses City Record.
JOHN A. BENEEL. Commissioners
President; OF the
CHARLES N CHADWICK. Board Of Water
CHARLES A SHAW. supply.
J. WALDO SMITH
Chief Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT.
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
cN sHURMAN co. IN TWO DEALS,

-i@--5 n S-u--1zu has srl6 10 the @ y Shl--
r. ---zz---- r7r-rz-v for Frank H P1att plot
{. l--z On ==z-or avenue ard another not Of lots
. Lsec-z- avenue s- A46ene y > The c. n
szr---a- Investing Company gave n part pay
-s-- --- --= sane mortgages Oh parcels n -he
7-o-r Also sold rr- -he C. \ ShUrulsu Invest
Y -----s-- 10 william Morgan Kingsley. vice
r-ssEe-- -- --e United States Trust Company. No
x - -4-- street Eiske Terrace. Brooklyn M
Ea---z- has purchased cor ms own occupancy
-hs R----ze place e- Shelter Island owned ~
Tllaz-- Morgan El-EziEv-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18

4 ADVERTISEMENTS AND
- The Tribune received al
1854 Broadway. between 36tl
O'clock 2 m Advertisement!
branch Offices At regular of11ce
VIZ. "a Srl ave. S. p cor
I2-h St. IO4 East 14th st.
tn sud Srh aves-- 263 West !
Sc ave. near S1sI St, 11os
East 125rh St T56 fremont
American District Telegraph
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

s-ebbius ave s 1GO Il I 17o-h St Two
story brick tnrurs 50ZI5.1l-E and 5oxeo.z
T5[re 52s L a455-s6q -sas1 S9s % $4,000
Zoe ave $40 = Of Bancroft st SIX D
story brick tennis. 40ESS each. the Gaires-
29s1sS e5 o. owner. -lz-'s 10 s- a.. $50 900
valentine ave 4 coz Of 19sth 81. story
1T-a 1zae 35aaE = -3g7er sTchitect: cosr 1000
vTas-cres-e ave, 7 1918 z Of Simpson St
s-o-v brick stores. 60 g. x6o and 6e9 a-3
49, -E.-Ze-.e 4o 9Szl -l' 900
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
Real Estate.
Established 1857 Incorporated 1904
rutland & WHITING GO.
MANAGERS OF ESTATES
5 BEEKMAN ST. NEW YORK

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
their Uptown Office No.
st and S7th st. until ?
received az the following
rates until S o ciock p m,
23d 81. 153 6th ave. cor
25T West 42d st, between
25th St; 10S5 Sd ave 1e26
81 ave. near seth ST. l5I
ave $50 Sc ave. and any
O@a
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
WISCONSIN CENTRAL DEAL OFF.

Negotiations looking 70 thu purchase Of control
Of -he Wisconsin Central Railway Company by
80. Canadian Pacific have been discontinued, Il
vas said yesterday by representative ot the
Wisconsin Central The Canadian Pacihc's Offer
which IS understood 10 have been based upon
guarantee OF per cent on the preferred stock o.
- Wisconsin Central did not appeal 70 the lead
inc e-zreroI6ers of the latter road, as their com
nanV IS fully able To earn that rate of dividend
itself An officer of the Canadian Pacific declined
70 make any statement concerning the negoIa-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
WILL SPEAK ABOUT TITLE SYSTEMS.

lecture on Various Systems of Land Titles
81 - lad -t--e ReE-E-Ta-t0n Law - New YORK
vi p Delivered AZ SIS 2 Io-1lorr0T py NJ
rose-- --7-z-- This & one q the series % public
i=----=s q --= Public Library fremont branch
e --5-- street and Washington avenue The l'lln
s--se- station Of the Third avenue L Is V'--HlH
W blocks - -ne Ithra~--
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

Sr--<--~ p n cor OF 1-2d ST 100ZIoo.
charles Riley loans Noorhead Realty and
-u--0-= ave y : 1855 = = ~ 14Tth s. 81 6N
100 sTn-ec-- EzlrhoT loans n 7 Dillon Co.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
VEST SIDE HOUSE IN A TRADE,

Sea- & -rezeI- sold fo- Horace W nlea-ns 70
eeo--e - -lvou Nos - u 20 West -ostl street.
81 s-c-- elevator apartment house, plot 45Zl04--
;ss-- 1s. 1=e- east of Broadway Ar- TLyou gives
2 sz--z-ze fc-ty--E-se acres 81 Glen cove, Long
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
SnvIfght Patented and

SuVlgnt Patented and
Latest Improved Gas Lamp
80 candle power. never biackeu5
mantle. saves 500 on gas bills
brighter than tha sun best n eN-
isteuce Introduction prices - Tri5-
1lua reaEers. SOC. T5c-. 81 nantes
I0-. uu- SUVIO HEAT & LIGHT
co. - Nassau 81. near John 81.
69s q 16lsr St Tel 4=24 Aeirose-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
ETcnrSlOnS.

T7GYPT IN FOUR DATS-T9E MAGNIFICENT TUR-
II bins Steamship Heopoi!s, 1000 belonging 70
Mail Steamship Company. sails Jan
l.arv next from Marseiles Alexandra, calling a.
NAMES and fares and further PARTICULAR
address Egyptian Mail Steamship Company 80 King
william St. London, England, or MESSRS THOS
COOK a son. Ludgats Circus. London. England. anc
branches
FREE LIST OF XMAS TRIPS
WIN be sent you By writing THOS- T. HESDRICKSON.
General Agent. 8z3 Fulton Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
HEAT AND LIGHT.

SUVTO GAS HEATER q
VIII solve your heating prob -
ZEN At nc. per hour Avoid Il NJ
dangerous limitations Name C=--1f7
SII,-io and patent No On rcp <-1I
or each heater - your guar 80
aurae Reduced Prices. ,+ac-. - -
81 i5 s. 80. sold Every where E-A
STrVIO HEAT * LIGHT CO. -
sgS East I6lsC st. near Jackson a-e-. y. 2.
SsIasrocm - Nassau. cor. John sent
rrsuatd- Agents wanted every y here.
FranCh Echa-reF-F' laIrn Co.. rs Grand 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
Suburban.

HANDSOMELY furnished. sunny rooms.
with refined table, for gentlemen. steam
heat. near Erie and LaCkawa1na statonA-
Address Pleasant. Box 20. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
WORK WANTED.
Female
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

Male
ATTENDANT.-By man. -. 10 take care
OF invalid. viii be very useful around
house. two years references. Address Boyd,
care of Noren. 2I+ East 9th St
BUTLER or USEFUL MAN, with excellent
city references, thoroughly understands
his duties go anywhere. Miss Margaret
Smiths Bureau. - West 42d st Phone
8039 Bryant
BUTLER Single handed; experienced in
all duties; VIII take charge first floor and
help at anything heavy: absolutely sober,
willing: neat appearance personal refer
enCes- Aristo. 15g East 3lst Ct
COACHMAN. USEFUL MAN.-Sobe-. CON-
petent respectful; single; two Years ref
ersnCe: country J. O. h, Tribune Uptown
Office. 1854 Broadway
COACHMAS, GARDENER BY temperate.
competent young man: highest personal
reference moderate expectations. respect
country anywhere. Address Gardener. 6lT
9Th ave.
FARMER mixer. driver, and all
kinds Of outdoor work. strictly temper
ate. strong and willing. SO monthly. Tr-
wins Bureau - West I1tu 81
JAPANESE BTTLER-vALET.- -Tho-ouzh-
y understands his duties. spea ks good
English personal reference s. OCa, los
East 54th st
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
PUBLIC NOTICES
ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS

NOFMAL COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK
Examinations for positions OF the Ell
-i5fs list OF College Instructors. High
School Tutors and Laboratory Assistants
g~0.-e-e and High school VIII Be held n
The fl-TIega building. 6Sth Street and Park
Avaur1a on Tuesday. December - 1875.
and Wednesday, December so. 1905 81
= n.
Ply ERNEST c. HUNT. Secretary,
Normal College. Park Av- and Stz-y--sishth
Street
cECPGE & DAVIS. Ii. d. President
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
REMEDIES

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COS 9Th ave. bet. 3Jrl-36th sts-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
BOARD AND ROOMS.

MADISON AVE. $40. Gg4. 6s6-Attrscttve
large and single room; with excellent
board. prices reasonable. American
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18

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