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New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
TO ALTER FL4THOUSES.
Plans 4Lso Filed for RemodeIling
34th Street Stores.

Plans have been fled for ren1odeIIing the two
i've story hathouses al the northwest corner Of
Third and 43d street adjoining ST Agnes :
Roman Catholic Church in 45d street. the improve
nlents including the enlargement Of the light court
being made for Elizabeth Kennedy. owner.
70 conform the light and ventilation regulations
Of the Tenement House Department at a cost Of
S7Gl0 Charles Popkir is the architect
Plans have also been fled for remodellnE and re-
fitting the and three story Offices and stores
Nos. SS and 62S West oath street, owned by Re
becca Mills. the improvements being made
cost OF S1,0o0 f0r the FIeischmann Company.
lessee: for installing moving picture hall IN the
five story sdwelling No. apo4 Second Tor
Anna Domino owner, and for eQulppng the
six story lofts and No. 43 TO 4 West 33d
street with elevator service for 4. Friedander
& Company, owner 4. n. Duncan, Young and
Gronenbe are the respective architects
Plans have also been fled with Buildings Super
intendent Murphy fer making the four story
stable at No 22s West 5Sth street into manufactur
ing lofts ard stores fer the Republic Rubber COM
pany. new owner from plans by z. Wilbur.
architect
The Manhattan plans Tor new buildings fled yes
terday include two story power house. with stor-
age and stores. FOR the George ?. Hinrfchs Com
psny al the southeast corner Of Twelfth avenue and
1s1st street S5oo0o. and three story stable
for william J Whitaker al No. 81 East z0th
street, TO cost 5000.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
HOUSES IN DEMAND.
Sales Of apartments Also a Feature
of the Market.

Sales OF dwelling and apartment houses were
features yesterday OF the trading in the real estate
market. The two five story apartment houses, on
plot 714xI2dzss 11x1oo feet, at the southeast
ner Of Broadway and l05th street were reported to
have been sold TO client of Douglas Robinson,
Charles S. Brown & Co.
Pease & Gilman have sold for Mary E McLain
No. 2g7 West e2d street, a five story American
basement dwelling house, lot 1sxlS9.S feet
Max Marx has bought through Wilcox & Shell
from Sarah a. Taylor. the three story high
stoop dwelling house No S45 West 122d street. on
lot I5x100I1 feet
J, g Hough has sold for the estate Of H. B.
Kirk 70 the Palisads Realty Company the five
story double hathocse known IS the Bradford at
No sl West End avenue northwest corner OF
I0Ist street. On plot S1.5I1oo feet.
H T Pfeifer has scld fcr August Diener to Hen
r4etta Pauls No 1856 College avenue, two-fanlfly
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

ST RAYMOND = ave u corner S. Peter ave; tor
a one frame garage. 1ZIlb; hulier.
owner. 2 EblinE. architect. cost $500
four story brick tenem@nrs 5S 4x6i each. FOX
vale Realty Company, owners, Daehe q hresIh-
borg architects; total cost .---
eland ave " g 100 = e OF Wood ave for two
tvo story frame dwellings 2iL5l. . each. CO.'S
well TAYLOR Improvement Company, owners. J
! Vreeland architects, total cost
Hughes ave = 1S6 s& n n OF 18TH st, for two
four story brick tenements. 90 2x4A eacu, Mar
tir TuIIy owner; Harry Howell. architect.
total cost - --.--
yveStchester ave, corner Thefiot ave tof
taso stor- franc store and dwelling, 2 xi+ .
NIIe- owner; Henry A StadIer ir. architect.
cost
FR7vsn+ ave corner Jennings 81 for siN three
s+ory b-iCk dwellings. 20x55 each. Eaviel Realty
COMPANY. owners Louis Ia Neile. architect
total cost
yresfrhs-ter ave Is = - Brock ave. for
ona story brick stores - 6I3s Fred W Wlltsns.
rp-nsr. t2iaseu & Williams, architects. cost -..-.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
BROOKLYN MAN GETS DECREE.
William C. Roberts, President of the Bates Ma
chine Company, Wins Divorce.

Justice Arthur s Tompkns. IN the Supreme Court
White Plains, yesterday granted interlocutey
decree Of Divorce TO William g. Roberts manu-
fscturer or Brooklyn. from his wife Mrs. Agnes
McFaul Roberts. The correspondent is mentioned
only as Count Schmidt hut is said be wei
known in this city.
Mr. Roberts is the president Of the Bates Ma
chine Company. at No. 6s6 Jamaica avenue Brook
lyn. one of the principal Witnesses IN his behalf
was George s. Hice treasurer Of the corporation.
Mr.. and Mrs Roberts were married on March 8,
1897. Normandy. suburb Of St. Louis, and their
one son, William G Roberts. r., is turned TO
the custody the father by the decision OF Justice
Tompkins.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
COACH DRIVERS STRIKE POSSIBLE.
Send Their Demands TO the Livery Stable
Keepers Association.

A strike Utimatum, containing the demands OF
the Liberty Dawn Association Of Coach Drivers
was sent yesterday TO the officers of the Livery
Stable Keepers Association. It informed them of
the strike vote taken the demands for union
agreement 10 include the chaUTeurs as well as
the coach drivers. Another conference asked
for to avert strike II possible and give the
Movers A chance 10 change their decision.
James Naughton. chairman OF the executive com
nlittee of the Livery Stable Keepers Association
said last evening that. while communication
had been received from the union, he die not be
lieve there would be any objection TO another
ference
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
REALTY NOTES

Blr-iu Brothers have sold the three story and
basement brick and stone private house No. 19
Polherus Place. between Carroll street and Gar
field Place. Brooklyn. for r. H Hanson J. h
Faulkner. vino will occupy the house.
Whitehouse & Porter report The following leases.
No 10 East 18th street. five story American base
raeut dwelling. for Joseph Ulnsan Albert B Ash
forth: No % East $50 street. a five story American
Easement house. for August EaJable to Mrs. H. Z.
Dyer. No 81 West 18Th street for Mrs. Leonard q
QunIin 10 Mrs. Elizabeth D. Camp. No. g. East
18th street FOR Mrs J. X Benjamin TO Dudley
Davis; No z West 45th street for John c. Duffy
Nine Walsh They have also renewed the lease
OF q stable at No. Us West 5sJh street for James
F4azeu HYDE TO Alfred q. Vanderbilt
The Gross & Gross Company has sold for the
Cities Motor Service Company 10 client the lease
q the premises No. 735 and 81 Seventh avenue.
Pease & Gilman have rented the following
houses No. - Park avenue for Samuel T Peters:
No - Madison avenue. for AshbeI ?. Fitch, No
. West 51th street for Mrs Adrienne PiJzpio; Nc
lg East 541h street. for Jonn D Wing; No II East
3lst street. for Lloyd AspinvaH No. 439 Madison
avenue for Edmund g. Converse; No so East 5oth
street FOR Mrs. Edward Levertch; No. 50 East 52d
street for Mrs Mary s. Perkins: No. IL East Goth
street for Mrs George O. Gordon, and No. G6 East
5cth street for Mrs. George L. Nichols
TRANSFERS TITLE TO HOTEL YORK
The Etagoc Holding Company transferred title
Yesterday 20 the Hotel York at the northwest cor
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
TWO LONG ISLAND DEALS.

L'Ecluse. Washburn & Co. have sold 70 an n
vestoF a sixJeen-faTnily modern apartment house
on a plot 371e feet on Mott avenue, Long Island
City. for s3a0Co. Each apartment contains FIVE
rooms and bath and was constructed last year
by the Everett Realty and Construction Company.
This apartment house viii show the investor an
income Of 8 per cent net on Investment.
Folsom Brothers have sold for William Orde-
man the lease Of the Central Avenue Amusement
Park and Hotel at Corona, Long Island 10 Louis
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
WILL SPEAK AT BROOKLYN SCHOOL.

: D Van Wagner of the Lawyers Title IN
s1Irance Company. Is to address the real estate
class conducted by the Bedford branch Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, Brooklyn, TO-
morrow night. on Water Fronts and Real EE-
tate
Mr. Van Wagner Is 3 specialist in this depart
rent OF real estate His lecture will be flustrat ed
with stereopticon views showing recent water
front developments and possibilities and problems
in connection herewith.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
TRADING IN BRONX PARCELS

George !. McCafrey has sold for Samuel GeIer
house with store and two-fanlIy house The
southeast corner Of Westchester avenue and INST
street on q plot &xI7 feet.
s Cowen has sold the southwest corner Of Gar
rsou avenue and Faile street. plot 55x14+ feet.
the Seneca Realty Company; also sold for A. LoF,y
the southeast corner OF Garrison and Try.
street plot 56x1l0 feet; also sold for the Irvine
Realty Company No, Sss Irvine street a two-famny
brick dwelling. on q lot 25xlo0 feet.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
LEASES FIFTH AVENUE STORE.

Albert B. Ashforth has leased No 1s West 45th
street for John I Downey 10 Herman Rosenberg
store at No. 4s7 Fifth avenue for the Columbia
Bank 70 Edward NJ Mcguire: store at No. East
SD street for Joseph c. Jekens to G. y. Hallan m.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

ner OF s6th street and Seventh avenue. to the
Stanworth Company. The expressed consideration
nominal.
Samuel W Peck took title to No West gnth
street. G5xaSs feet
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

roses.le ave . $50 II n of Merrill 81 2bEiOoi
Ptcharf " Horner loans Glars G. Nilsson u
- avn ence ave. 5 85s n OF Gleason ave. 2oE
1nl- s1n.e leans Edward n Norton -...-
Valentine ave =. $50 g II n OF lasth ST &xaalN
s5xaN 3 Central Mortgage Nompany loans
VaI.ntin- Construction Company .-....-...-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

san Francisco. Dec S.-The official closing quo
.-tnrs fnr mining stocks TODAY as follows.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
CD. CONTINENTAL.

Perfectly new. opposite Ezbel<teh
GardenS and Opera House Eaen
room has balcony and fireplace
Ganr verandahs-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
TRANSFERS TITLE TO HOTEL YORK.

The Etagloc Holding Company transferred It'll
yesterday 20 the Hotel York at the northwest COZ
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Certificates A
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
TBE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River Mass Jan. 10-Sales in the PRINT
cloth market for the week are estimated at Iroln
5000 to 75.Go pieces Trading during the "eeA IL
tho local cloth market has been of quiet char-
acter Regulars are quoted nominally at 4l%c' the
price fixed by the purchase of the American Print
ing Company the latter part Of last week oIner
wide and narrow standards are practically the
same as those of week ago
Although there is a more hopeful feeling IN the
market the increased activity which was expected
by some to follow the purchase Of regulars oy
NJ C d Borden last week has not yet appeareu
and buyers are showing little interest The pre-
valing selling basis, however 1t is thought VIII oe
maintained for time to come, and there are
strong hopes in favor Of a better market in the
near future.
The prices are: 2s-inch. 81 squares, &c nominal;
2sinch, s4x6o s15-1sc; Ssl5inch, 81 squares 6lsc'
s9-inch, 6Sx72, 6l.c.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
CITY's NEW BUREAU TO COST $4,000.
Twenty-three Additional Clerks Needed to
Make Out Marriage Licenses.

Twenty-three clerks Will be needed Tor the
extra work imposed by the new marriage license
law. and resolution presented in the Board
Of Estimate and Apportionment yesterday Tor an
Issue OF revenue bonds 10 cover the cost The
clerks are 10 receive s.zos each and will be dis
tributed fl the four counties Some OF the clerks
Will be interpreters.
About fifty thousand marriages take place In this
CITY every wear The new license bureau ma
chinery will cost the city about S2S.o0 annually.
and the fees will amount to about $4,000. one-nar
OF which goes to the state. Referring to the ton
taken by the state, President MCGOWAN or the
Board Of Aldermen said yesterday: The state
with its usual generosity, provides that of the
money taken In for licenses the city shall Keep
one-half turning the rest to the state think
that any representative Of greater New YORK VINO
would vote for such a measure should De relesa'eu
the shades"
The resolution went over one week.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
Il 4KNICKERBOCKER RUMOR
Undertaking Contracts to Force
Permanent ReceiUership.

REPORTS were circulated IN Wall Street yesterday
that the reoeivership for the Knickerbocker Trust
Companv was be made permanent at the next
hearing before the court week from to-day. 1t
Wis said hv one Of the Wall Street news bureaus
hat the foundation fer these reports the fact
hat certain undertakings Of the company required
- mediate disposal which could be effected only by
g receivers being made permanent
Il vas pointed out that should the company de-
ult on payment in carrying out its contracts it
5uld become subject 10 a lawsuit and perhaps to
total loss Of the underWritings. It also init
ated that the court was not in favor of granting
~ more extensions and that the committees were
ODDS with each other over the reorganization
ian When these reports were called TO tie atten-
ton cf James Russell Soley Of counsel for the d.
rectors' committee, he said:
Justice Clark's own remarks the subject last
SATURDAY are the best evidence of his attitude to-
rer-ion OF counsel that resumption vas the de-
si-able object 70 be accomplished the court re-
tIied: There IL no question about that
With reference the committees at present
Bctively engaged IN the work Of resumption. there
Is the most complete harmony between them. and
he effect Of their labors is apparent in the amount
sf assents coming from depositors- From the
Indications the last few days there is little doubt
that substantially all depositors will come into the
plan Of resumption The heaviest loss In the as
Sos II handled by a receiver win be IN the loans
M obstruction contracts secured by under
-ritiaEs"
one point that is frequently raised by deposit
.lrs.- man interested In the efforts for reorgan-
Sing the company said yesterday. lis as 10 the
personnel OF the board OF directors the manage
rnent OF the company when the reorganization is
COMPLETED. The answer 10 this is that the selec-
tiou Of an entirely new board Of directors will be
N the hands Of the voting trustees. who are 10
cfTicia1e in that capacity for five years These
trustees Myron T Herrick. of Cleveland;
Henry c. Frick. OF Pittsburg. and Lewis Cass
l.e6yard OF this city, and Il is understood that
the will endeavor. far as possible, to make up
gbe new board from the ranks OF the depositors,
80 that the latter may virtually be in control OF
The company until the claims OF the depositors
have been finally adjusted under the terms Of the
agreement
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
ABOUT HAMILTON BANK.
Special Grand Jury Hears Witnesses
-Montgomery Not Called.

The special grand jury investigating financial IN
stitutions in Manhattan spent nearly four hours
yesterday examining witnesses in regard TO tho
transactions OF the Hamilton Bank William r.
MONTGOMERY president OF the bank, was not one
OF these. and the opinion seems 10 be general
shat Isidor J. Krese the Assistant District Attor
rey who is conducting the inquiry, will not. for
reasons Of his owI subpoena Mr.. Montgomery to
appear before the jury.
II IS understood that the witnesses were examined
IN regard to the overdrafts reported by Frank
White whom Attorney General Jackson appointed
Rs temporary receiver for the Hamilton Bank
This report charged President Montgomery with
having overdrawn his account II also scheduled q
number OF heavy Withdrawals of deposits BY d.
-ectors Just before the bank suspended
The witnesses examined yesterday were Robert
Joyce confidential messenger for Mr. Montgomery;
Sebastian J. Briehof paying teller OF the fremont
branch Of the Hamilton Bank: Robert Sheets. a
oookkeeper. and Robert Muigan, outside So
Ecitor for the bank. DR.. Lucius c. Warner. Byron
- Strassburger and Francis C. Lloyd, ell former
customers. were also examined.
The inquiry into the Hamilton Bank will be con-
tiuued Monday. Other officials OF the bank It
Is understood. viii be examined then. and ii is be-
.ieved that the question of the loans made 70 F.
4 1gustus Heinze will be taken up shortly.
No witnesses from the Provident Savings Life
a ssurance Society called yesterday. Mr.
kresel would not say whether he had finished the
r auiry into this company.
The postponed meeting OF the directors OF the
i amilton Bank scheduled for yesterday was again
postponed. this time until next Tuesday. This ac-
fien taken, Il is understood. TO await the re-
port Of the state bank examiners making
Examination Of the Hamilton Banks assets
Tley expected 10 finish their work on Monday
The bank officials believe that IT will be possible
e reopen the institution on January 20
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Dis
grict Court:
Samuel Friedberg Cloaks- No. us Eldridge
Etreet voluntary, showing debts Of slG209 and as
SETS Of se00 The principal creditors the Bow
cry Bank, S,ee0; Kremer Woollen Company, $1,000;
Crerty q Bush. 81
An involuntary petition against Herman Becher,
aiding the American Novelty Company. No.
20 East 5sth street, by creditors with claims as
Illlows: Art Ilthographing Company Il3o; NJ
-Tvcr $50: J. 4 Stone. SIS. Preferences were al
ged Charles Chadwick appointed receiver,
lth z bond Of s5ee
An Involuntary petition against Abraham Ben
. -ofe No. zlT Greene street. by Isaac Bernstein,
- i'm q claim Of 81 COO Preferences were alleged.
Gorge F Donald was appointed receiver. with a
bond Of S2.eo0 ..-
Schedules Of Josiah Label show debts OF Ss6 s45.
with assets sls44I. The latter consist Of stock,
80 600: fixtures S357- deposited in bank g o.: ac-
rlts s2se notes 500 The principal creditors
~ = Truth. 50 so. secured by assigned lease; a.
I.vsefr Company. $3.50
Schedules OF Stoltzenberg Company show debts OF
7a2 and assets Of S24S39- The latter consist OF
sash go: stock, Ss.575; accounts, S5o3l; fixtures
500 The principal creditors are the Bean Com
rtrv = sos: Cathedral Candle Company, S-5si
: ercantfe National Bank. $4,000
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

John Graham Brooks The Tragedy Of ,3LoT:, Color
under the auspices q the League fog IoiitiGa, Stt
Il a m.
Meeting me Wonsn's National Progressive League
Room 2os. 10. 200 William street 2.3O p m
I.uncleon of Rutgers College slumna. wsIdorf-Asoris
1delpAi College luncheon Hotel Manhattan. l ?.
sceptlon Of the Rubinsten Club. Waldorf Astoria
Bridge party Of Mount So. Ursula alunn%. Waldorf
Astoria ? ,. N.
piaacr % Kings County Democratic Club. evening
Dinner for Judge John n TieTney FordhAm Club
evening
Review and dance Of Company G. 2sa Regiment, n G.
y Y evening.
Club. Msnhsttan cs.ino evening
Exhibition views BY Swiss Federal Railroad, No 2s1
fifth avenue 20 5
Dinner of Totos Club for Samuel L Clemens at the
Clubhouse. 55th street and fifth avenue p m
Dinner q Long Island Real Estate Exchange. Hotel
Manhattan ? n.
Greater New York, Marlborough Hotel p M
Piay and dance Of Bioomingdale Guild waldorf
Astoria, q D. IN
Ere lectures OF the Board Of Education, D,
Public School !. Henry and Catherine streets
tlTri- sCciSe1isc Public school 1e5 I0sth street
and Amsterdam avenue. Professor Louis Aagqste
school lss IIsth street, between Lenox and Fifth
avenues. r. Ellsworth call Fishes: stI1etIre' ar
18th street and Central PaIk Wess Frs
Isssos Ernest - T. E1n ~ Stree, and Fourtb
avenue Professor George William Knox. India:
Its Geography Races an History" st. Bartholo-
news Iyceurl Hail 205 East z2d Professor
Irwin W. Fay, ~Malarhiie Green 7 N Il a,
Van I.aer Painting in Italy aIlustrated): Bronx
t,agrch Hogse l7lst stree and Fulton - aysnue' venue
tratedl; New York Public Library. l76th street
md washington avenue Mics Minnie y Kuhn.
frisH Life IA Song ard story fiIlusirstedj-
SUNDAY. JANUARY l.
vubilc SeGoeI -, No East 10th street : Adol-
phus Khspf. II. D.. The Prevention Of Tu5er-
loTfe e
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
NEW YORK LIFE WINS TAX SUIT.

New Orleans. Jan. Io-Federal Judge Saunders
decided to-day that state assessors cannot tax
money lent by foreign insurance companies TO local
policy holders, nor premiums, collected ana oe-
posted locally, be taxed while awalting uahsi
sion TO the home Office. The decision was maze Ih
case which grew out of an effort by assessors IN
the parish OF Orleans TO tax such moneys OF the
New York Life Insurance Company.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
CHANGES IN p. B.. & w. DIRECTORATE

philadelphia Jan 1o-At a meeting Of the d.
rectors of the Philadelphia, Baltimore Il Washlhg-
ton Railroad Company here to-day, John waiter
Smith former Governor of Maryland, was eiecteo
a director to succeed Edward Lloyd, deceased
.,d blanchard Randall president OF the Baltimore
Chamber of Commerce. chosen director 10
fill the vacancy caused by the resignation OF Ger
man H Hunt.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
MISSIONARIES AGENTS OF PROSPERITY

rBy Telegraph 20 Ths Tribunel
Philadelphia, Jan. 10.-At the convention OF lie
PRESBYTERIAN missionary societies. to be held mere
on February II. figures will be produced 10 sno"
that the industrial advancement of the United
states has been due almost wholly to missionaries
II will be asserted that the American export traoe
70 all foreign countries to which missionaries have
heer sent has rnade wonderful bounds.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
RETIRING CLEARING HOUSE PAPER.

Boston, Jan. 1o.-Tae Boston banks began to-day
The retirement OF tie Clearing House certificates
which were used principally in settlement Of bal
noes during the recent financial stringency. The
.-st issue Of these certificates was on October 2S
nd the total amount at the end Of business yes
,e-day was 81 es5 600.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
Fifth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Chu

Fifth Avenue and 55th Street.
Rev. J. ROSS STEVENSON. D. D. Mfntstsra
Rev EDWIN F. HALLENBECK, d. D.
Services II a m. p. p. m
DR.. Stevenson will preach in the morning.
Rev. Hugh Black. NJ A. in the afternoon
DR.. Ealienbeck in the evening
Bible School $50 a. m.
Mems Bible Glass, conducted by Dr. Hallenoeck,
10 a.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday, s:15 p
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
AUCTION SALES.

MORTGAGE SALE.-M Seiger. auctlon-
eer, sells. Jan. i. at 1880 a m, at lVl
Beebe ave. Long Island city, SAIGON a-s. la
office. $50 Broadway. Tel. s3sl-FTankIIn..
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
HELP WANTED.
Female
uate nurse Tor !
r1 I .-fnu-nn
PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
C-T4FSS PLAYER would like evening" I. a eir-
qagaments with shut-ins- Chess FIeSei'
I52 East 10th st.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

COACHMAN. CHAUFFEUR--By swede;
married; no children; thorough horsenans
careful driver; good appearance; sober. re-
ia Die: city or country: written and personal
references William Streyuerr. 1o4 East
9th 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

The following petitions in bankruptcy were fled
yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Dis
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

cOACHMAN.-By Engtisnman: automooile
experience: 31s years excellent rsference
from last employer: will 90 10 country
| Address Coachman. care Goodman 2sOl sta
ave-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
Religious Notices.
20 cents q line.

CHURCH OF THE TRANSPORTATION. E. 10Th st.
Communion, Z, and o a Eyre's Mass and Sernon
CSector) 1880 Choral Evensong, 4. Sermon, B.
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. Hariem)' Rev.
]. ELMENDORF, d. D.. senior Pastor.
FIRST CHURCH, 12Ist St, near Sd ave.-Psstor Rev
BENJAMIN e DICKHAUT Services at II a. m ana
D. n. Preaching by the Pastor.
LENOX AVENUE CHURCH, corner 123d sc-fas.or.
Rev EDGAR TILTON, Jr.. D. D. II a. m- preacnlng
by the Pastor; p. m, address by HANS P. FREECEi
subject. THE Inside of Mormouism
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

JANTTOR OR SEXTON. dlseugaged: city
or country church, will accept any posi-
tfon where reliable, Trustworthy American
is required Charles C Robinson. 2eS West
18th ST
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
Domestic Situations Wanted.


XKTORKING HoUsEKEEPER.-v'ith small family or
w viii take charge of apartment for business
people references. Miss Margaret Smiths Employ
iuent Bureau. - West 42d 81
VISITING MAID.-By North German. middle aged
" woman; city references. Daniels Bsa East 9th ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

COACHMAN - Understands AUTOMOBILES.
horses cows; first class reference; strictly
teu.oerate Address 3. L. Box IA. Tr1ounS
Uptown Of7ce. 1854 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

COACHNAN. married: no family; English;
country preferred. good rider and driver
first class written or personal references
fror, last employer II. Il Knapp. 247
East S1st St