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New-York tribune., 1909-10-22
Storage Notices.

New York. Oct, % 1909
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN 20 each and every
individual hereinafter mentioned that on
WEDNESDAY, THE 1TTH DAY OF NovEAr-
BER. 1909.
the following goods will be sold at PUBLIC
AUCTION, at the wareTOoms OF the GUARDIAN
STORAGE AND TRANSFER COMPANY Nos
30l and 3O3 West 125th ST.. in the Borough OF
Manhattan, City and County OF New York, at
1880 a. to recover the amount due upon said
goods for storage charges upon the same. puFsu-
ant to law. and such sale viii be continued on
EACH SUCCESSIVE WEDNESDAY until all
said goods shall be sold: Mrs NJ Burns beds
carpets, etc. S56 90; Mr. a A. Bliss cases.
So so; Mr.. H. G. Bowditch bedding sewing
machine. etc. $50 so: Mr.. L. Czettel barrel.
81 60; Mr.. H. R. Campbell pictures So 50: Mrs
Ferguson tables. dressers. ETC.. $72 20; Mrs. NJ
Fitzpatrick trunk. 50 20. Mr.. L. j. Gregory.
tables, carpets. etc $34 60: Mrs w. Hill wash
stand. mattress, etc. s13 90; MI c. j. Harvey,
trunks. S14 90; H Knies, sideboard, couch etc.
S64 90; Mr. V. Longheed. bookcase. beds etc,
S14O 30: Mr.. f. de Monteverde. dresssrs. mirrors,
etc, 1924 90; Mrs. F. W. Moore. bookcase etc,
Sl0 Mr.. T. L. Moore. cases. si3 90: Mr. J. NJ.
Pollock bureau. table. etc. SIC IS; Mrs. NJ.
Peters, beds, dressers. etc. S51 90: Mrs. E.
Smith beds, sewing machine. ETC.. $50 90: Mr..
q. s. Thomas. pictures, IS so; Mr. ]. H. Tweedy
sewing machine, carpets, etc. S29 90: Mr.. II. W.
Verder, tables, barrels, etc, SIG 90: Mrs. c.
Woods desk. carpets. etc, $54 90; Mr.. B. Wood
beds. chairs, etc, $50 90: Mrs. p WoOlridge
couch. rugs. etc. s62 16,
GUARDIAN STORAGE TRANSFER COM
PANY
New-York tribune., 1909-10-22
NEW JERSEY FED" TO MEET

The Glen Ridge Woman's Club viii well
come to Glen Ridge tomorrow the New
Jersey. State Federation OF WOmen's Clubs.
The occasion will be the semi-annual
meeting Of the federation. and will be de-
voted entirely 10 addresses and discussions
about things that the federation is inter
ested in, business matters being left for a
more convenient season. The sessions will
he held in the High School and the Rev. DIR.
Thomas R. Slicer. Of New York. is sched-
uled TO talk in the afternoon on What a
Woman Owes TO the Place She Lives In
Miss Martha Van Rensselaer,, of Cornell
University, is to discuss THE Education of
the Girl and Miss Adelaide Nutting. OF
Columbia University, will talk on The
Home The president. Mrs Frank
Amber Pattison. elected at Atlantic City
in May. viii preside for the first time
New-York tribune., 1909-10-22
WATCHERS AT WORST POLLS.
Women Assured Tammsny Won't {
Sing" Them the First Time.

Slug" Them the First Time.
Has Tammany got enough chivalry LEFT
70 preserve q woman watcher from physi-
cal violence? The anti i-Tammany commit
,se of the League of Self-supporting WOm-
en has been assured by a man who IS con-
asered an authority in such matters that II
as Hence il is concluded that. for one
6ertion Al least such watchers would turn
"a scale against Temmany. II would take
,-e,l a Tammaay man some time. accord
u 10 this authority, 10 work itself UP to
4 point where he could slug a woman
vieher IN the eye" If she persisted in see
=, things she was not intended TO see
N him time 10 get used 10 the idea and
enuid probably do il, but the first time
- wuld certainly funk So the anti
fglrmanv committee has been assured. So
believes, and it purposes to send the
unen watchers. If il is permitted TO DO So
10 the very worst districts.
Norris Hnouitt, the socialist, is enthusiast
q about the plan, too. and has written 20
IN. Harriet stanton Blateh, president Of
hs league, that he viii bring the matter
tefore his party.
The committee has been looking up the
szal aspects OF the case, and nnds that
While q vote can be challenged only by a
voter, the law does not say that non
.soer cannot be a watcher.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-22

collar is always satisfactory for morning
wear.
The quantity OF material required for the
medium size Is three and three-quarters
yards "a inches, three and one-eiglith yards
SS inches or two and one-eighth yards a.
inches wide. with nine and half yards of
banding The pattern, No. 6.474. is cut in
sizes for 81. SO, IS. 40, 42 and a inch bust
measure. and will be mailed to any address
on receipt of 10 cents.
Please give number or pattern and bust
measure distinctly. Address Pattern De-
partment New-York Tribune. II in a
hurry for pattern send an extra 2-eent
stamp and we viii mail by letter postage
in sealed envelope
New-York tribune., 1909-10-22
Seen fr1 the Shops

envelopes covered with French tapestry and
lied with gold ribbons sell for IS 80.
White triangular dish strainers for the
sink sell for 20 cents.
A food carrier with five compartments, for
automobile trips, sells for SO So The car
rier, put into box of hay, keeps the 1000
hot for hours.
Telephone pads in the same French tapes
try sell for 50 25. and hatpin holders OF this
material are SO 75.
A white silk pettiooat with deep pointed
rtIae. embroidered in Dresden flower pat
tern between the tuclCs. costs $27 so.
The new petticoat drawers range from
s. 90 a pair 10 S-4 80.
A night dres OF handkerchief linen, deli
cateIy hand embroidered ana trimmed with
real lace. is s55.
A cut glass honey plate with silver rim
and q deep silver spoon is 50.
The latest things in mushroom plates with
glass bells that are hreprOof sell at s$s a
dozen.
Reproductions OF old WedgwOod candle
sticks tin ivory white are rs cents apiece.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-22

a hammered copper casserole set, with
cay casserole. mixing spoon and six rame-
sihs with porcelain insets. sells for Si7.
panelled copper French coffee set, three
'fses On q tray. Is SC.
Aumninum cake plates with removable
lioms cost As cents apiece and are eA-
'1'isnt for cake baking.
a blue and white ware egg poacheI, with
eoer pan and three little insets for the
'sts. costs 50 cents.
pvtter curriers' have taken the PLACE Of
sY.sf pats, as results are quicker. The
--sler curriers' are most attractive. The
lfos is q cents.
4iinbale irons cost 70 cents each. and come
humber or new shapes and patterns.
horn salad spoon and fork set costs 81,
tae carved wooden sets are IS cents.
.. lss long upright handled dustpans sell
''''5 cents.
white ware frying kettle with 2 rack
ssis from the handle sells for 81 20. and
Sc. .-sa ior doughnutE, potatoes and cro-
letter RACKS consishnz q tWenty-foEr
New-York tribune., 1909-10-22

such amenities Is there. Each COMMITTEES
wanted TO come after the other. and when
second place was assigned to the suffrage
committee feeling ran so high that a
special board meeting was called 20 re-
consider the matter. But the board re-
fused TO make any change In the previous
arrangement. Mrs. Priscilla D. HackstaiF
Is chairman Of the suffrage committee and
Mrs. Julian Heath Of the anti-sufrrage.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-22
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

This pretty morning jacket can be worn
with a skirt to match or an odd one. The
sleeves can be made as illustrated or ex-
tended TO thu wrists. In this instance dot
ted challis 10 trimmed with bands of rib
bon, but any trimming can be substituted.
Cashmere with bands Of Persian or flow
cred ribbon would make an attractive
jacket. Madras with embroidery would be
New-York tribune., 1909-10-22
AnctiOn Sales.

BY VIRTUE of a certain instrument In writing
dated III 10th day Of January, l5os, and made
by J. Archibald ManahaR 10 Thomas simpson. l.
samuel NeWWitteF. AuCtionceT will sell on sat
urday. the Gard DAY or October 1909. at ten
o'clock in the forenoon at No 100 East 10Th
street Borough OF Manhattan, city OF New YORK
the chattcls consisting OF machinery, phono-
graph table and revolving chair, tools, asbestos
frame. anvil paper cutting hoard, oll-cloth.
drill-preEs. turning lathe, small counter smart
emery wheel dynamo. betting. and all other
chattels now on said premises which were for
merly at the northeast corner of l2Oth Street ana
Park Avenue Borough Of Manhattan
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THE MCKINLEY srnRAnr a VAN n

@AAA@ ~ CEN<AGE4 AN OOs
232 East l1sth ST., New York
Carroll or Mrs. Shatty. Mrs Mary Back. Mrs. s
BehTman. Mrs E Kenney: You and each OF
ment of our liea upon the property hereinafter
described having expired after due notice there
of had been given you, we will cause such
property, to wit, household goods personal effects
and merchandise. stored by you or in your name
In the warehouse of this company. TO be sold
at public auction, according to the statute in
such case made and provided, at 232 East 11Sth
ST, New York City, on Friday. Oct. -, 1909.
at 10 a. m, and continuing every Friday there
after. at the same place and hour, until all the
goods have been sold
THE MCKINLEY STORAGE & VAN co.
JOS S APPEL Auctioneer
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centre line Of block
N EasI 1Osth So.

2ll East IVoth street.
Ths approximate amount Of the loan or charge
10 be satisfied. for which the above described
nropery Is To be sold is Si4 49l 93 with interest
from September 14th 1909. together with costs
ana allovanees amounting 10 $500 y, with inter
80 from Sentember 29th 1909 together with the
expenses of the sale. The approximate amount
~ lie taxes assessments and water rents or
other liens which are TO be allowed 10 the pur-
rhaser out ol tie purchase money or paid by
me referee Is SOFA 7S and interest
Dated New York. September 80th, 1909.
SAMUEL S. kOENIG. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-22

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Mary Mcmahon and others, trustees under the
last will and testament OF William Mcmahon,
deceased. plaintiffs, against Oscar Ostreicher
ct al, defendants: In pursuance of judgment
OF foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered
In the above entitled action the 18th day Of
September, 1909, and bearing date the 18th day
Of September, 1909. ]. the undersigned the
referee In said Judgment named will sell at
public auction at the Exchange Sales Rooms No
1916 Vesey street. in the Borough Of Manhattan
city Of New York, on the Goth day OF October
1909. at IL o'clock noon on that day. by Herbert
a. Sherman, Esq. aucti0neer, the premises dt-
rected by said judgment to be sold and therein
described as follows; All that certain lot
piece or parcel OF land, with the building and
improvements thereon erected situate, lying and
heing in the Borough of Manhattan, Of the city
York bounded and described as follows: Be
ginning at point on the northeriy side OF lOsth
street distant 2lO feet easterly from the north
easterly corner of Third avenue and 1OSth street
running thence northerly. parallel with Third
avenue and part OF the distance through a party
the block: thence easterIy, along said centre
line OF the block. - feet; thence s0utherly.
parallel with Third avenue. and part OF the dis
tance through a party wall. 100 feet IL inches
TO the northerly side OF 10Sth street; thence
westerly along the said northeFly side OF tOSth
Said premises being known by the street number
2l7 East 1Osth street.
Dated New York September 30th. 1909
SAMUEL s. KOENIG. Referee.
WETHERHORN q LINK. Attorneys for Plain
tiffs. Office and pOstofice address: 146 Broad
The following IS a diagram OF the property
10 be so,d its street number Is 2lT East lOsth
street. Borough OF Manhattan, City of New
York.
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pretty and many women prefer washable
materials TO any others. whatever the sea-
son The separate peplum does away with
the fulness over the hips. and the round
New-York tribune., 1909-10-22

The approximate amount OF the lien charge
TO satisfy which the above-described property
IS to be sold is ELEVEN THOUSAND TWO
t$11. .232 O5) DOLLARS, with interest thereon
from the Sth day OF September. 1909, together
with costs and allowances amounting to Three
hundred and ninety and 13-1OO 1890 I3l Dol
lars. with interest from September II. 1902.
together with the expenses Of the sale. sFhe
approximate amount of the taxes, assessments
and water rates. other liens. which 10
be allowed to the purchaser out Of the purchase
money or paid by the Referee, Is Seven hun
dred eighty and 2S-10O $3.50 2Ss Dollars and in
teFest. The said premises sold subject to a
first mortgage OF S35, 900 and accrued interest.
Dated New York. October 5. 1909.
EDWARD l. PARRIS Referee
New-York tribune., 1909-10-22
Foreclosure Sales.

SUPREME COURT. County of New York
Naehemson ct al. Defendants.-In pursuance OF
judgment OF foreclosure and SALE duly made
and entered in the above-entitied action and
bearing date the 18th day OF September 1909,
ment named, Will sell at public auction, at the
Exchange Salesroom, Nos. 14-16 Vesey Street.
In the Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York,
on the Sd day of November. 1909. at - O'Clock
tioneer. the premises directed by said iudg-
ment to be sold. and therein described as fol-
lows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land.
with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected more fully described as follows: Be
ginning at the corner formed by the intersection
of the southerly side of 145th Street with the
westerly side of st, AIMS Avenue. laid
down on the Map Of Lewis 3. Brown, referred
in deed TO Simon Nachemson, now OF record;
side of 145th Street 20 feet; running thence
Southerly and parallel with St. AIMS Avenue.
80 and S9-1OO feet; thence Easterly and parallel
with l45th street. and partly through a party
Avenue; and thence Hortherly along the West
erly side of st. AIMS Avenue. 40 and S9-1OO
feet TO the point or place of beginning, be said
several distances and dimensions more less:
St. AIMS Avenue and 145th Street. in the City
Of New York, Borough Of the Bronx. and also
known as and by the Street Number, Az 81.
AIMS Avenue,
Dated New York, October g. 1909.
EDWARD L. PARIS. Referee.
STRASBOUTRGER, ESCHWEGE & SCHALLEK,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. "a Broadway. New
York city
The following is a diagram OF the property
To be sold its Street Number is Az st. AIMS
Avenue;
A5th Street
New-York tribune., 1909-10-22
NORTH GERhAA LLOYD

Large. Fast and Luxurious Twil-ScE0W
Express and Pdssenger steamships.
Equipped with Wireless g Submarins signals.
ERBOURG-6REDiEN.
Express Sailings Tuesdays at 20 A. NJ
n. ". II. u..--.-. Oct % Cecilie. NOV
Kronprinz VIM. Nov. 2iWashington Nov Is
GEORGE WASHINCsTON-Ssils Nov IS. 81
OGO tons Newest aud largest 6ferIrsn snip
RfOat. Every innovation known 60 ths snip
builders art.
PLYMOUTH CHER ERBOURG-BRE1IEN.
Twin-ssrew Saiings Thursdays at 10 A NJ
@BarbarOssa. Nov. a main. .--------Dec-
sOmits Cherbourg. fBremsu direct.
GIBRALTAR - lFta-GGNOA-ALCfltsES
Mediterranean SailinES Saturdays at II A. NJ
X Albert ..... Ocs. g P. Irene. Nov 20
sBsFlin (neWi. Nov. SIX AlheTt..Wed.. Dee. 4
sOmits AIgieTs-
Independent Around the World TouT8
Travellers checks good all over the World
Apply OEI.RICEfS q Co. General Agents.
5 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1909-10-22

WHEN TIE WARRIORS MEET.
clash between the Suffrage ana anti
t1irsge committees IS expected ~ the
meeting OF the City Federation Of Clubs
"a the Hotel Astor to-day, and whether Il
tomss or not the feeling that produces
New-York tribune., 1909-10-22
Prof. Situations Wanted.

Female
COLLEGE GRADUATE as private secretary
companion: full knowledge social require
ments: good stenogTapher; excellent reader.
musician: would travel; best references. Ad-
dress Box 172 WestwOod, N ].
GENTLEWOMAN wishes engagement for af-
ternOons; secretary or reader to invalid; ref
erences. Carpenter b49 West 129th ST.
HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL woman editor is open
ior eRsasenen5S, with Inagszine OF PHnlshlne
on staff OF leading book publishers. 7. Y.
Box 9. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-22
CRUISE AROUND TIE WORLD
ped ID" LINE.

COOKS TOURS ROUND THE WORLD
asth Annual Series. Programmes
THOS. COOK & son. 246. 100 Il way.
Gao Madison Ave. S63 9th Ave. New YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-22
Fars and Furriers.

REssLER & KATE. high grade furriers; re-
avenue. cor. s2d ST. Tel. 1891 LeRox.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-22
agents Wanted.

ANYONE. anywhere. can start a mail order
business at home No canvassing. BE your
own boss. Send for free booklet. Tells how.
Beacock. Lockport. n. Y.
CIGAR SALESMAN wanted in your locality
90 represent us; experience unnecessary; SllO
per month aud expenses. Write for particulars.
Monarch Cigar Co. 81. Louis, Mo.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-22
Furnished Rooms to Let.
Board Uanted.

CHRISTIAN WANTS room and board In com
Portable place only, between 116th and f30th
sts east Of 7th ave. Permanent, 15T r. 125th
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Lost.

osr COLD WATCH AND FOB; BOTH
II have monogram &C. T. b.; suitable re
ward for return 10 c, 7. BROWN. No. 90 Wau
street.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-22
Board and Rooms.

sOTH ST. 80 EAST.-Attractive. high class
suites. with excellent board: American.
A7Q WEST 2sD.-Beautiful suite double and
no single rooms; private bath: steam heat;
excellent table
New-York tribune., 1909-10-22
Domestic Situations Wanted.
Female

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Female.
CoACHMAN. &c-By Scotch Protestant as
ences; wages $85: city ~ country Industrial
Association. East 42d ST. Phone 2aa3 Murray
Hill
coAcHMAN and GARDENER mar
rted. on gentleman's country DIace. under
stands work thoroughly; well recommended.
sampson e Nelson's Bureau 412 4th
Phone 1ses-Madison Square.
CoACHMAN years first class city ref
erences last and former employers can be seen.
- c., III West Cd 50.
CoACHMAN.-By neat tidy. smooth-faced
Irishman very careful and reliable: will be
useful at ANYTHING needed: reference the best.
Carpenters Bureau l54 9th ave
CoLORED MAN in club or coffee house: hest
reference. Robinson. n Schenectady ave.
CooK.-First class chef: all around man;
good references: city; colored. T. Moore,
f31 West 26th st.
COUPLE German: man butler. valet. useful;
wife good cook, laundress; wages sos city
or country: best references Industrial Associa-
CoITPLE-German; man gardener. useful all
around: wife excellent cook. laundrsss; $40
s45: city or country: best references. Industrial
Association. o East 42d ST.
CoUPLE-Gernlan: gardener and cook or
sehrieber 90 Washington ST. Hoboken. N. J.
FRENCH COUPLE. as butler and cook; very
competent; highest references; go anywhere;
wages $50. Julien Bureau, A West 42d 81.
Tel. 1881 Bryant
GARDENER or UsEFT-T MAN: cook or
housewoTker; young English couple; no chill
dren: man can milk. drive: well recommended
Carpenters Bureau, 154 9Th ave
GARDENER working. HeadD.-Married: ex-
lerieneed IN IN gardening farning flowers fruit
viewed P. Kane, Gladstone. n. ].
of gentlemans country estate: experience
in all branches American and European testi-
monias has only held responsible positions
r. l., p Cortandt ST.
GARDENER.-Head; thoroughly understands
rose. grape and greenhouses; landscape work
speciality; ten years in last employment In
first class references as above Address NJ. J.,
care Alex Mcconnell, florist etc. T51 9th ave.
HOJTSFAIAN BY q Japanese; in private family;
speaks good English; capable on any point:
honest, reliable: willing TO be useful around the
house; latest reference Tonyou. care Freleigh
90 Orange st., Brooklyn.
USEFUL MAN. &c-CoIored man as useful
$50 West '54th st.
Of work, desires place; porter: packer watch
man, etc: handy with tools; references. Hayes,
care Stein, Sc 2d st.
VALET CHAUFFEUR. - BY young man.
French American: references. Oh. Duver-
moy Y. NJ. c. 4. 100 West saith ST.
vALET-Enelish; thoroughly experienced in all
branches of service; one or more gentlemen;
best references Fl. B. Box 8, Tribune Uptown
Office. 1884 Broadway.
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Tgpezcriting and Type7criters.

VICTOR VISIBLE 20 Nassau ST: catalogue
free: all makes taken part payment; bargains
IN Underwoods. Remingtons. divers. Smiths
New-York tribune., 1909-10-22
Help Wanted.

Female
COOKS, chambermaids mattresses. housework-
ers. nurses, governesses: references. Neil
sons Bureau. 503 5th ave. Room 404
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Dressmaking and Millinery.

DRESSMAKER.-Ffrst class; So per day;
no meals Address p Larsen. Room 40i.
300 5th ave. "
DREssMAKER First class: SO per day; no
meals Address p. Larsen. Room 4Oi, 500 9th
New-York tribune., 1909-10-22
Helm WGnted.

Male
SALESMAN.-Bright men 70 sell the New
York standard life policy: lowest rates: in
teTchangeable premiums; liberal commissions
and renewal contracts. Apply A. Godthorpe,
Room 7O4 Arbuckle Building, Brooklyn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and hnishers TO super
wise the manufacture of fine mesh veilings
None by Skilled workmen need apply. Answer
c. H. p. o. Box SOD.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-22
Employment Agencies.

REMOVAL.
Miss Mary Rice Employment Bureau has
removed 20 1874 Broadway, cor. 9th St. Simp-
son Bldg
New-York tribune., 1909-10-22

envelopes covered with French tapestry anC
tied with gold ribbons sell for SS So
New-York tribune., 1909-10-22

YOUNG MAN. 25; experienced as shipper
collector and salesman: references. THOS
BURNETT, 1459 East 9ath st. Brooklyn.
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Largest steamer 70 me MellterialeaH.
Romanic. :. Oct. g. Dec. 1. Jan. Is. Feb- -
Cretic. Nov. s. Dec 9. Jan. q. Mar. i2
Csanopic- Nov. 13 Dec Is Feb. II Mar -
CEDRIC C21. .035 tonsl. Nov. .. Jan - Feb ls
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