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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Slawson & Hobbs have sold for Mrs. Edith w.
Ives No. 213 West 18th street, five story American
basement dwelling house, I7x1022 feet TO a client
who will occupy the premises
Jacob Leitner has sold for the Trust Company
Of America to August F. Schwarzler No 1874 10 1878
plot 56x90 feet. Also sold for the fremont Land
Company the lot 25x1oO feet the south side Of
fremont avenue. % feet west Of DAILY avenue to
Ferdinand thurman, who owns the adjoining 50
feet at the southwest corner of DAILY and fremont
avenues; and for client the plot S0x100 feet on
the side Of Beck street, 30 feet north Of
Longwood avenue. to MCEntee x Kelly, who will
erect two five story fathouses on the plot.
The West Mount Vernon Realty Company has
sold the three story frame dwelling, on lot 25xS5
feet. on the west side Of katonah avenue. Is feet
north of 235th street. and the vacant lot. 25x1OO
feet the north side Of 25th IS feet west
Of Katonah avenue, Marie Wobbeke. who gave
in part payment a 100-acre tract in MamakatinE
Sullivan County. y. Y.
Elise stahl has sold 10 Louis Noschese a plot
4Ix1456 feet the eest side Of Mohegan avenue
"a feet south OF Samuel avenue
Kuhn & Lawson have brought from John Laue
plot, 70xSo feet the north side OF nth street
100 feet east OF Broadway, which will Immediately
be improved with a five story apartment house
Collins & Barry have resold for a client No. 526
West 17Sd street. a five story new law apartment
house. on plot S7.6x1oo feet. Mrs, Ellen l. Finlay
Of Mount Vernon. y Y
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for the Cabot Real
Estate Company the six story elevator apartment
house No. S4s5 and S4S7 Broadway. adjoining the
northwest corner of 1879 street plot 50x1OO feet
Emanuel S. UIlmann has sold No. % and-25 West
10Th street, four and five story building.
plot 50x92 feet to q Mr. Fischel.
Casey Irwin and Otto Kinder have sold for
D. Houlihan TO a builder the northeast corner OF
Westchester and Hoe avenues. plot 4Sxls2 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06
RIG WEST SIDE DEAL
rRzDING ON HEIGHTS.
plcss Filed for Taco Apartment
Houses for a Broadacay Plot.

.ts ,i7per West Side were features yes
jess g tbe trading in the real estate market
's'o@s I--een resold to Charles NJ. Rosenthal a
sfnlDs 100 10 feet. on the north side of West
POI -, 100 feet east Of eth avenue The plot
- : ..-o,Rh 10 142d street, and comprises half
o - s-. -a6t which he bought month ago from the
vat estate IL. e,-.z ,-i,,i.,,, p.,,,,t,
Bsii f.et on the north side Of 206th street
p -. east of 9Th avenue
~ letl Read & Co. sold for Daniel B. Freed
ve-s, Is sxl0Sx irregular at the southeast cor
b. s-..t street and Broadway, and also a plot
81 80, an the south side OF 10th street, 20 feet
aSA' a BROADWAY The buyer is George X. Read
fssl - Ga r,art payment his house and about
$40 - -. If ground at Port Chester, \. y.
bns ,.ra been fled for two six story apartment
Fial' -, containing thirty-siX suites Of apart
ssSs1' :. F,ilt on the block on the west side
rsnR' J. rom INST TO 172d street for George
81 = sons as owners, at a cost Of $4,000
johnson & ''''S'
g have also been fled for a three story two
Esls .,1,- house. with ground floor stores, TO
sIn1s o. Henry Tumsuden, on Broadway, north
0oAA -, T. Is 10 be Of brick and ornamental
ISL -, ornate facade. finished with Ionic
fioas' -, e-ories high. carrying cornice. The
Fsss-s - cost $500 according 10 the estimate
p - Regelman, the architect
G n 80 also been fled for one story store
-. - be built on the plot at No. l562 Broad
s7l1ins s,a,an5er c Cohen. as lessee, and which
Fzy lO' -. n four story shops. II Will cost
- 9 Fritten IS the architect
s@ nave also been fled for remodeIlins the first
~ - stores in the seven story Office build
NO hVo.s = :, T,,artv street the improvements be-
as q cor the zeger estate. as owner, and for
s,ang stores in the three story dwelling house
:. ~ 152s Madison avenue owned pS DaNiu
81 No - sickels and Young & Gronenberg
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n-,,rNT HOUSES IN A TRADE.

= -.-t payrnent for the FIVE story apartment
IN 20 Not 75xs5 feet al the northeast corner
mouse % sn6 summit Charles H Won
q -o-s -ays three story and basement dwelling
70 No so West l42d street, on lot lIXs9ll
- riot Of about eleven lots on Pelham road
- Nriddletown road, and place at BaEporl'
Long Island ,,
/ : -. southeast corner Of 18th street and Wads-
-, avenue. Mr. Won Dehsen gave three story
s..,ouse ana store property at the northwest cor
49, n Van Nest and Holland avenues and plot
= shout four lots at the southeast corner Of Nor
. :, park avenue and Van Buren, street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06
EXECUTED AFTER FIVE STAYS.
R. NJ shumway Murdered Aged Woman in
Nebraska After Demanding Money.

Lincoln. Neb.. March 5.-R. Mead Shumway. con-
victed of the murder of Mrs Jacob Martin, was
hanged this afternoon at the Nebraska Peniten-
tary. He walked calmly to the scaffold protesting
his innocence before the death march began.
Shumway has escaped death five times since his
original sentence, and futile efforts were made
to-day to stay the execution. He was con-
yicted of the brutal murder of the aged wife Of
Jacob Martin. farmer, Adams, Neb on the
afternoon of September s. 1907. during the absence
of her husband. It Is supposed he demanded from
the woman. who somewhat feeble that she
turn over 10 him a considerable sum Of money
known to have been in the house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06
STORAGE NOTICES.
NEW YORK. February 9th. 1909.
L-NLlN LR 8 N-E-E.E ANL s--lE CT Co


NEW YORK. February 9th. 1900.
UNION TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.
III. l23. 10 East 22d ST. y y CITY
To q. AdoIphus. Ms. II 7. Alley. = J.
Ballard W i. BartIes. Mrs Edw BerEin.
Capt. r II. Blake. L. b. Bogarius, Miss
N. Bouton. J. 3. brewer. urs. Jeanne
BuonEi0ru0. Mrs Tillie carroll. Mr.. or
Mrs ". X Chambers. r. j. Clude.. A. Z
CcntTelu. Miss J. E. Cornell. LYDIA Cot
trell. Michael cummings. n. NJ bonner.
Federal Discount Co. r N Perry Mrs.
X. Fitzpatrick. Miss j. G. Gabandan. Car
vousi bros. Nrs. Mary Genuardr. Fran
cOfse GehOn Mrs. Settie Gilbert. Estate u
W W Grimm. tfeo. NJ Harris. VIM NJ.
Haupt. j. T. Heath, Dr. Nm- HemmlnE
way. Mrs VI. Kelley Geo IT, HHIysr Miss
H H5asn, al Hi Il Hu,ssin aS2pR Es,S,. o.
Mrs E i P Kraft. :. L Lane. 4 3 Ian
\. Macdonald. mrs. Mahoney, Henry j.
NIahCn. SOgo NlaJSuUl1r.. W o.. AlerdrE-
John II. Miller. Miss Claire g. Mitchell.
II. - Mute. tHas. Howard Perry Lew -
II Peterson Mrs. ~. a Phillips. H. e- A.
Pupin. Annie Quinn. Mrs O. Elun- W g.
Robinson. Mrs. Prank Rodgers. Mrs il g.
RoweL Mr. CT Mrs VI sc4nlon- Ars- r
Seamuu. Lillian seymour. the SIMS t-l-soi
Electric Torpedo '1-- Catherine SlilaTs-A-
Estate Cf JohH GiImer speed, MI or Ms
Remington squire w = STANLEY. >tifEt q
Ffnurv Miss l. irEstroG. Ur. II. A lu9-
per. Miss B. Van Akin. p. Van beusen.
Dr. Ira van Giyseu. Mrs f. : Ncss. MrS
F. W. w ATKINS anu BIS > 49,
Wheeler Mr. or Mrs Dwight wilcox. r
Il VgoIwOrth " j. Thompson 1uu anu
each OF YOU are hereby notified that ere
time for the payment q this company
lien urau the property hereinafter described
HAVING EXPIRED after due notice
thereof had been given you. this comp any
will cause such property O. Wit H9l 81
HOLD GOODS. Personal EF'FE +
AND MERCHANDISE stored BY you or
IN your name in its warehouses. % De sod
ar bubble auction. according to the statute
in such case made and proNlLrI. at ~
v-.re-0rsas I2I 12a- 10 EAST I'd
STREET NEW YORK CITY. or MON
DAY MARCH 22D. 1893. az 1870 a m
ana If the sale thereof IS not completed on
S.id date thu same VIII be continued az
The same place on each ard every Monday
thereafter. beginning az 1880 a. M. uhui
the sale Is completed -,.---- &c,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06

FARMER UoremnnJ; American. married;
good worker. years at the business; sN-
perieuCed ia all machinery. excellent nerds
man: used To boarding and handling help;
successful with poultry. strictly sober: best
references Carpenters Bureau. 1874 9Th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06

COACHMAN. &c.-COOk. -By couple; man
Cnaehman. gardener. generally useful!
wife cook. excellent references NJ, Miss
FitzG-rald's Bureau. 503 9th ave, corner
42i ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06
ADDS TO IT'S WAKEFIELD TRACT.

The New York Realty Owners have bought from
Oscar J. Mayer about seven acres q land. extend
ing from Yonkers avenue TO Hunts Bridge Road
and Webster avenue, Yonkers, south OF the Finn
property previously purchased by this company.
Tie tract is that formerly known a. the New York
ana Westchester Water Company property.
Ihe same company has also bought a tract, with
about - feet frontage on Webster avenue and
extending TO the Bronx River. south or ard adjou-
llg lis present holdings
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CHURCH NOTES
Continued from tenth page.


West 57th street.
Social Refugees" will be the subject Of DR..
George 2. Eckman's discourse tomorrow evening
in St Ptlu's Methodist Episcopal Church. West End
avenue and seth street. This will be the first in a
series OF short Sunday evening Lenten addresses.
The Souls Goal' will be DR.. Robert Stuart Mac
Arthurs morning theme. and in the evening the
topic for presentation by the composite preaching
Of pulpit organ soloists. 10O-voiced choir and con-
grcgation, the type of popular evening ser
vice prepared by Or. Macarthur and Professor
Bowman, will be Christ the Good shepherd"
At the service tomorrow morning at the Free
Synagogue DR.. Stephen 5. Wise win preach on
Jewish Pride and Self-Respect' The Purfm en-
tertaInment of the religious school will take place
Sunday morning, March T. at 10 O'Clock ut the syna-
gogue. DR.. Wise will give Purim talk illustrated
with stereopticon views.
Or. Silverman will preach on The Evolution CT
Judaism. II-Iellenism, the Ancient Reform, at
Tempel Emanuel to-day. DR.. Magnus will lecture
''Purim'' tomorrow.
At the Marble Collegiate Church, the Rev. 4.
Livingston Warnshuis will preach Sunday morning
The Awakening OF China" Mr.. Warnshuis
has been a missionary under the Reformed Church
In America in Annoy, China for the last eight years
and returns again to the field October !.
In the evening the Rev. Alfred f. Myers will preach,
his subject being The Turning Of One Who Turned
Many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06
. conn mn FIFTH AVENUE PROJECT.

The Ernestus Gulick Company announced yester-
ssy ,hat mans for the proposed building for Hol-
lander & Co al Nos So and - Fifth avenue had
been perfected i will be an eight story, hreproof
structure The first floors will be occupied by the
owners The buildings on tie site VIII be torn
down on May and the new building completed on
December /
The site was recently leased by Major Gulck to
Messrs Hollander & Co. for a term Of siKty-three
years for the estate OF William H. Browning and
Max KaskeL The building WI cast about $4,000.
Buchnan & Fox are the architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06
SEEK TO FoRECIosE 4TB AVE. LOAN.

An action has been begun in the supreme Court
by the Equitable Life Assurance Society Of the
United States against the Putnam Holding Com
psny Julia Dey Martin and others. 10 foreclose a
mortgage Of $500 on property On the east side
81 Fourth avenue. $50 feet south nf Z7gh street
The mortgage vas made en- January Z. 1895, BIZ
John L. Martin and Others TO the County Holding
Company and assigned 10 the plaintiff in the &C
ton
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cARRINGrox STORAGE WAREHOUSES;


New York February 2Ttl. 1903
To = q Berwick. Peter BOIr. Mrs Ric1
Brown. Ellen Burns Beau BrunlTnel z
iots1 2 clifford T. CIiff I'd F carson.
Mrs I, craig. Alfred Damn. annie urumn.
Nor Pagan Mrs T Files. n FleulminE-
lane Fowler. Dan Farley. Mich. iiovers.
Mrs C;randpre Mrs j.. Eea-v. Wi1ifre1
HanIv Julia HartiEan. Walter HilceHraudt.
BESSIE Jefferson. Elw. Johns n. Alex John
son Matthew Kilielane. Oh Rot tFSo-
Koch. En- LacroiN. Mrs. Mclougai- Is.
Mclaughlin. owen McQuirk. MS NC
Govern Ca:b Matthews. MS y Nur-
raw. Mr.. p Never Ms II NocceaI.
John Nichols ono name} from Diet1. VIM.
NJ Osborne John Patton. stephen Perrins
Na-S't Reilly. Kate Riley. cath. Etiley
Jennie Roberts. R1bt. : Roberts, RIGA
saves r. shields. Mrs smith. john
smith Lillian stern. John SteuSa Mar
TorDev AS Jult4 V@-I ~. VVeu-r.
Yo. and each OF YOU are hereby notified
that the time for payment OF our lien upon
the property hereinafter described havin :
expired after due notice thereof had been
given you. we will cause such property. -
wit household goods. personal effects AM
merchandise. stored hv YOU or IN vour mans
in the Carrington Storage Warehouses. -
be sold at public auction. according 20 thu
Thomas H0Eve's Auction Rooms so East St1
st New Work Cfrv on Friday. MARCH
18th 1909. at 1O;2O a IA. and II the sails
thereof Is not com9lefed on tha said dat
the sale viii he continued az the same
place on every Friday thereafter beginuin
81 1890 o. m until the sale o. completed
THE CARRINGTDN STORAGE WARE-
HOUSES
e Huber. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06

COACHMAN 80. single desires a p"rma
ucut position. city or country. careful
driver. good gardener. highest references
terms reasonable Address H. W. :, Box
-. Tribune Dflice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06
SALE OF 18Th STREET HOUSE.

Berwick c Hurry * Co. have sold 10 client
60. OCCUPANCY No 142 East $Sth street, four story
b;eh stsop, browrstone dwelling house. on a lot
&C \ Campbell represented the estate that
aVred The property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06
EIRNITLRE.

PAM -, -
i@atiSgh SUITS REEPHOISTERED. IN
g.. = i'i->F TAPESTRY springs repaired,
- dining room chairs recovered. Including
49,, &c; don't throw your old frames
:. 80 We feupholsteT and polish them equal
~" AZ haf price can be done ia resi-
'enee OF free delivery: send postal. we will
al al Win samples. city or country TOP-
GERMAN. 301 East s2n 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06
ANOTHER DEAL IN 26TH STREET.

uar & Stern have sold for John G. Hemerich No.
y, Nast esth street five story tenement house on
lot gxsSa The purchasers also bought nos. 10
and ~ west 18th street through the same brokers.
and nov have a plot 53xess-
pans are being considered for a modern loft
building for the site
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06

SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS will be
received BY the Board Of Wafer Supply.
I'm the Office Of the BOARD 299 Broadway.
New York. Room DO. ninth aoor until Il
ton OF TURKEY MOUNTAIN GRADE
TUNNEL. tunnel on the hydraulic
gradient. Il feet high by 13tS feet wide
and 800 feet long. CROTON LAKE
PRESSURE TUNNEL crossing under Gro
ton Lake Il feet inside diameter. and
about 2 eco feet long. with two shafts 5i0
to SEQ feet IN depth; a hlow-oH tunnel
about 400 feet long dlscherEinR into Gro
Ton Lake: and three sections aEgregatins
agueduct. II feet high by 1Tlz feHr Wide in
side situated about miles northeast OF
Crotou-on- Hudson. In the town Of York
town. Westchester County. New York. At
the above place and time the biGs viii be
publicly opened and read. Tho award OF
the contract n awarded will be made as
soon thereafter practicable The Board
reserves the right 20 reject any or all bids.
Pamphlets containing Information for bid
and pamphlets Of contract drawings, can
he obtained at Room 1915 at the above ad-
dress by depositinR the sum OF ten dollars
500 for each pamphlet or twenty dollars
200 FOR each set 70 insure their return in
acceptable condition within thirty days
from the date on which bids are 10 be
opened For further particulars see CITY
JOHN a. BENsEr.. Commissioners
President: OF the
CHARLES y CHADWICK. Bocrd OF
CHARLES A SHAW. Water supply.
J. WALDO SMITH.
Chief Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT.
Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

1Soth n s, Webster ave. 8 sty brk
Franz Woifgank architect: ........, 5000
Westcheser n 203 OF linton ave. l sly
E Westervelt arcnect cost, 49,. 5000
Parker 81, cor Westchester four sty
brk stores and dvlgs. i9K62. three 12x62;
Marcus Nathan. owner; h Ebeling. architect:
1891 ST. n Kelly ST. 8 sly brs tenmt.
and Edward Blum architects ........ee 125 600
l67th ST. Prospect ave. sly ri tenmt,
del architects: cost -. 5000
lSlst st. = i22 II Of Prospect 1
owners: Z ! Tsy,rne archtect cst-....... $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
D5ceIling House in Oak Tree Place
Sold for 81, $50.

Louis Eckwort bought yesterday at auction at
the Real Estate Exchange salesrooms Nos Il and il
Is Fesey street. the two Dry dwelling house No.
612 Oak Tree Place. 1895 feet for $3.50 The sum
due the premises was about $500. The other
auction offerings resulted as follows:
BY Joseph p Day.
4Os Cherry St. n S. 2eT1O II Of Scanned st % .3x
97.4 sty tnmt and store: T N Schotz agt Michael
Forrnsn ct al: s y Freedman. atty; A Foley. ref:
due. S11,495 81; $3.50 So: sub first
mort or S2A 600. adjourned March S.
l6sth 81. block front bet Sd and Fulton aves,
31NlG6X irreR Y AT. .. 8 4 and
buildings Of brewery: b B Neuwirch agt SchnuEg;
Leventritt. G & n. attys; W Keller ref; amt due,
S3l5l0 "a; taxes S2.3O3 sub prior OF
$50 coo; adjourned TO March IL.
546 Hudson ST s GA II of Perry st 20.7x56. TX
irreg; sty tn1nt and store; McGoldrick agt An
drew Larkin Ell al. L J McGoldrick atty; L z Felix.
ref. due. S3316 &c: S213: prior
mort Of $4,000: the plaintiff for S14.Ie3.
CPS Courtlandt = s s 1920 20x100:
sly tnmt; right title. etc. which
II J Schmelke had March IL 1893 or since; Pratt,
X & r. attys. withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06

Dr. Silverman will preach on The Evolution c
Judaism III-IIelenism. the Ancient Reform, a
Tempel FL to-day. DR.. Magnus will lecture
''Purim' tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06

VALET English gentleman wishes 70 rec,
omnlcrd his valet; thoroughlv EXPERIENCED
in travelling shooting, apartment. I'iI M
hotel etc Valet. CO West 3Sth ST. Tel
IO02-3Sth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06
SOUTHERN STEEL SALE ORDERED.

Birmingham. Ala, March "a formal order for
of the properties OF the Southern Steel
Company, bankrupt, issued to-day by Referee
Sterling A Wood. the sale to take place within
thirty days. No upset price is agreed upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

CHEF.-Au around German cook. good
carver. economical. also first class down
town lunch cook. Charlie. +35 East 5th St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06

FTtfT- -, tNFNltAN 7. M A AAAA 90 $3.50
It. and Eighth Ave. and BIZ West gun =
OFFICE 3oT WEST 3lTH ST.
New York. FEB 2Ith. l9pS
Ella Anderson. William Byrne. Ellle Z.
Bowers. Helen Brown. Grant Croft IhoInas
Coleman. Mrs Della Dunn. A DulacS.
William Fischer. < GrCsjean- annie
Csrieve. Waverly Hill Miss B T. EteIlde4- =
Fred ". HunJley. Mrs = n NylSs- =
n Kennedy- W r Kipp, Mrs Mar Lewis
Mrs Lewis. L. Z LalgIe. george MAJ 80
Mrs. Joseph Mcqueen. Leon Mariner. -
Mcclure. Mr. Miller. Mrs VI 2 Sooef,S'
JOhn Ramsey. Mrs. J. Roberts. o. -.
scott. Mrs Lopez Stern. : T. SunInerilell'
Joseph TrainOr Mrs. A r Wells, =. a
washington Mrs. Hugh Wolfe. Nh W nl-e'
SfrS Y9tes Julia Anderson. John Bsrry-
ann 2 W BeaI- W r L'arre-l, z y
Cowing. NJ J. calhoun. Mrs. DelapI.l-.a,
Jennie Edwards. Mrs. Godfrey GERMAN
Gross. Miss Hickey. May Howe. @ E1a.-. .
ION Elizabeth Jamison. Margaret heegaA'
+ T Kintving r. LawtOn. Mildred 8
Iisdv. Joseph Little. Mrs. Rebecca Nc Nel-
- lanes NcCabe. r a Marvin, Eva
1IskaI n Murray. Bobby Newcombe- u. X
Robertson cyril Raymond James F-l-iet-
cmyth Hattie skinner. Mr. WELLER. La
Wallace. Gus Williams. w Nlisoh- rll1et-
beth Young. Nr- ErinEaCit- Alfred bany an
NJ E Branch. charles Brooks. = w g az
= "a Dssr p Desc1amps. Mrs T. Falon.
Martha Guissel John Greene MIS-. =
Hodge Carl Herbert. Mrs. Hodges MIS-.
johnson. Mrs EsliuNa. a King Saran
Lewis Miss Margaret Lee Twin aF III
Ms Moore. Mrs Morris. NcNaliy.s EN-
press Mrs sarah Nousnan- tfeorg- Mur-
phv Alfred Prince. Ms. T. p Radle WIS
Mstbf1da Rodney. q. " Rant. tt'lrft
shaw Fred e.. stein. Emma Sl-ulil'I.-'
Mrs. 6 stevens. Fannie Whitfield y W
Williams Kate White, g. IT Naoa-orH.
.,-r yorIsnl- Yau and each 0f y-u are
hereby notified that the time f1r TIE pa
rnent or this Cor0pany'S iien uH'n ire
property hereinafter described haviEs e1-
hired after Que notice thereof had Teen
given vor We viii cause such property .
wiz household goods personal eiieclS all1
,,s-.tor,jisa stored bv YOU rr IN YOUR Mans
in the Hayes storage Warehouse 80 VIZ
houses 10 be sold az public auction. &C
cording 20 the statute In sGcI gase 80
ana n-ovided al 3DJ and 90 Nes- STU
- New YORK city. en- MONDAY. March
fStb 1879 at 1870 a m. and D. me SAFE
thereof Is not completed on said dare ire
same VIII be continued az the same place
on each and every Monday rhereafJer o
ginning al 1880 a. M until re saie =
completed - d,
HAYES STORAGE WAREHoJ 81 Co-'iHcl
J. r HAYES. President
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HELP WANTED.
- ->-~-'----
Male

WANTED Expert cut stone salesman
state past experience and give reference
good wages: steady Job u right party X
r O.. Box 3. Tribune Office
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Real Estate Wdnted.

WANTED--To rent comfortable furnished cot
tage or house with grounds for summer be-
tween Port Chester and Stamford. Must be near
water. Address. giving fun particulars NJ {. N.
Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06

SEALED BIDS Ok PROPOSALS Will be
received by the BOARD Of Water supply
in the Office Of the Board, 299 Broadway.
New York, Room 90. ninth floor. until IL
A. NJ on March 60 1909 for CONTRACT
- for the construction of CROTON and
CfIADEAYNE TUNNELS. KITCHAWAN
and WILDWOOD NORTH CUT-AND-
AND COVER in the trotOn division Of the
Catskiu aqueduct. In the towns Of York
town and New Castle. WestChester County
New York The tunnels are the hy-
draullc gradient and are 1900 feet and 700
feet long respectively, and II feet high by
1914 feet wide inside. The portions OF cut
and cover aqueduCt are Of plain concrete.
Il feet high by l7ie feet wide inside. and
aggregate "a 200 linear feet At the above
nIare and time the bids viii be publicly
onened and read The award Of the con
tract IL awarded. Will be made as soon
thereafter as practicable. The BOARD may
reject any or all bids Pamphlets contain
ing information for bidders. form OF con
tract specifications. etc. and pamphlets OF
contract drawings. can he obtained At
Room 1915 at the above address by depos
pamphlet or twenty dollars 1920 for each
set TO insure their return I'm acceptable
condition Within thirty DAYS from the date
on which bids are 70 be opened. For fur
Their particulars see City Record.
JOHN 4. BE\SEL.
President:
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
CHARLES A. SHAW.
Commissioners Of the Board Of Water
] WALDO SMITH.
Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT.
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06
Female.

AMATEUR ACTRESSES. singers. dancers
wanted: no fees or charges: music and
fehearsals free Apply Forester. I24 West
I'd 80
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PATENTS

ihohAs DREW srETsoN. Mechanical
4, - @na patent Dolicitor. Jos Fulton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

BOUsEKE EPER. Swedish; best OF refer
cuces: good cook and very clean; also
other girls Yields Bureau, 324 Columbus
ave Tel. 1860 Riverside.