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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-04
Two-cent Rate Bill Killed,

Little Rock, May 3.-The lower house of the legislature killed the bill for 2- cent passenger rate by indefinite post ponement. The house empowered the states attorney to enter an agreement with the railroads for 26-cent rate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-04
American Vessel at Gibraltar.

Gibraltar May 3.-The American reve- nue cutter Tacoma arrived here today on her way to the Pacific coast via the Suez canal. She has been dvertedAand will leave tomorrow for Alexandretta to watch over American interests.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-04
Pythian Memorial seryice.-The m

Pythian Memorial Seryice.-The me- morial exercises of the three Birming- ham lodges will be held at the Majestic theatre Sunday afternoon, June 20, at 8 o'clock. A meeting of the commit tees from the three lodges were held last night and sub committees were named as follows: Hall and decoration
 w. T. Parker, R. Marcus and Lee J.
 Marx: committee on music and pro- gramme, w. T. Parker, William Elliott and Buy R. Coleman; committee on speakers press and notification of lodges, Alvin M. Douglas, A. H. Hunt and H. B. Arnott.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-04
CITY ITEMS.

Captain White Unimproved.-The friends of Capt. John White, who has been i'll at his home on Highland ave- nue, will regret to learn that there is very little change for the better in his condition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-04
Fire Destroys Store.

Huntsville, May 3.-The general store of W. s. Garvin at Monrovia was burned this morning by a fire of unknown ori- gin. It Is believed that this is the work of a firebug. The stock and building were worth about sS5o0 Insurance S2o0os
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-04
Knights of Pythias.-Jeffersc

Knights of Pythias.-Jefferson lodge, Knights of Pythias, held well-attend- ed meeting last night The third rank was put on in amplified order, Candi- date Davidson being initiated into the order. On motion of the chancellor commander, A. s. Elliott was elected as representative to the grand lodge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-04
QUICK RESPONSES
 FOR HOSPITAL FUND
OVER $500 OF AMOUNT ASKED WAS CONTAINED IN LETTERS RECEIVED YEsTERDAY-ANoTH- ER WING FOR ST. VINcENT's.

The fund being raised for the purpose of building an east wing to St. Yineent's hospital is increasing steadily and the committee in charge of the work of canvassng for the requisite money re- norted last night the following pledges:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-04
Training School Outing.-The annua

Training ScnOOl OutfnS.-lne dHHudl outing of the Training School of Nurses from St. Vincent's hospital will take place at East Lake park today. The young ladies all look forward to this day with great pleasure, as it usually brings together not only those that are In training at present but all the alumnae of the school. There will be a special car to meet them at the hospital hill and to carry them direct to the park.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-04

Local office of the United States Wealth CT Bureau, Birmingham. Weather re- port for 24 hours ending D. m.:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-04
THE WEATHER.

Washington, May 3.-Weather forecast for Alabama and Mississipp: Fair Tues day and Wednesday with rising temper ature; light to moderate winds, mostly south.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
+, GALE IN MADISON AVE
.oDyER BRINGS s350,000.
ronsr East Side Tenement
~ Houses Sell for s1@5, 900.

~o,,nany took title yesterday
Ire = To5ge and others 10 two plots at
,rgn Grace - ,o-ner Of Madison avenue and Ssth
n, scutl .,oo feet. fronting on the avenue anu
,rssi one feet adjoining the first plot IN
,hs oths' Tie nrice paid was s25ooco The z2o
ST. sfFee. -,arv fled plans last week for lott
vsiison - northwest corner Of Madison ave
ts1dins . -, s-ras+ that will be the tanest loft
re sno - citv. II is understood that The soz
tsniins - ~,-,,anv will build an apartment mouse
yssisOn ConpN-'
: rs plot ro have sold for Joseph F
TDcEeT' .,,e-, for investment two six story
s,.. tenement houses at Nos -, = anu 90
- isa .+-ee+. each on plot SI61loos feet The
z. raid was Sl251" ...,-.. .,--,.-
fiS P11 ,r1e estate has sold the southeast corner
ne MI ,,srue and 5ath street TO corporation
q ss'eHH o1ie,-s Of Norwood & Marden. The
snP0ssD -Ss,s+s Of six three story and basement
T1psE ,1orses- No 1s2 u 172 West 54th street.
6's-Hs sto-v apartment house. al No S2s Sew
sc me. adjoining the other houses
Gil s-.--scrt has sold for the JRnpole & Wer-
AA .-..+,or Company 10 Henry Ruschmeyer
rs - 1sgd street. 100 feet west OF Broadway.
Nc go, apartrrent house on q plot s1-sXsS-n
-oosale & Son hsve sold for John c Wei
r-,i Froad, president Of the Froad Con-
''O- rompanv, the three story brick stable at
1s'.e ret 75tb street on q lot 25x9Se feet. Nj
90 - zsn remodel the building and use X for his
sudnsss -. so,- <,- He,bs, E.
O'V.~ -, Nos 1875 and 1880 Amsterdam avenue.
-. story double apartment houses. with
..,-.s On plot 5oz1oo feet
- - co-dav has bought the southwest corner
Tsirs svenue and Soth street, a four story brick
ct house he VIII alter and improve the
s.us;nr
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
LEASES.

BssH < Blake have leased for the Forty second
srset & ManhsttanviIle Railroad Company, Fred
rk " Whitridge, receiver, tie building al Nos.
q and l20 East sol street 70 ?. J. Flannery for
sEsursnt and esfe purposes The lease is for a
ing tern Al an aggregate rental OF $4,000.
Basil Blake have sold for Afr. Flannery 70 Ed
Tsd Fitzgerald the lease and business OF the s'ore
4 ne northeast corner of 44th street and Sixth
EsBgs
usaei Il Rsnton & Son have leased for William
Ansrmsn 10 X. N Thomas for q long term the
fosns'ens dwelling house No 4s Hamilton Ter
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
Country Property for Sale.

nssININe. - FOR sALE.-FoUR acres WI,
" house: a 4dsal su1IrbaD home True Liar
CJsSiuinK. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
skLEs I'M HE BRONX.

ias new apartment house at No. 1912 Hoe avenue,
"a "estehsster avenue, has been sold By the
A-ssRobsrts Company.
'4nss ). Aaggerty has bought for a client two
any eRelEng house on the south side Of god
- EAST OF Webster avenue. on a lot 25Xlo0 feet.
.aA Aassinino has sold No. A. East Nth street.
lie
.~I.llsiier q harges have sold for client No.
I. e0.Sns avenue tWo-family frame house. on
- ~" feet; also No. 1883 Morris avenue, three
eseling house. on lot 20xloO feet, and a lot
:. Illiopement on the north side Of Paramount
Ivy he'~een Prospect and Marn1ion avenues
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
Transactions IN NEW JERSEY.

s,... Aanion Pattern Company has leased
:, g q Goodale & Son the factory built a
,.-,s- ago BY the New Jersey Machine Com
= racine avenue and Melvin street Newark.
- 10Y a long term. and gives the lessees
s saoa OF buying She property within year or
me lease at the end of the first year
-. raliips & co. sold at auction on saturday
- piot IN Ocean avenue Deal. 2OOxS72 feet.
l-.- 'OOsh to the shore. The purchaser was
ss,zs, -tiT'' barker. whose place is directly
- Co have sold for p. vbsaIer ,u,o rlo.s
s ziS feet at Palisades. The b,,var y,iI I'm. I'm.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office, No. 1854 Broadway, between seth
and 3Tth SITS, until O'Clock D. m. Ad-
vertissmsnts received at the following
branch Offices at regular Office rates until
: o'clocK D. m VIZ; 2o4 SIN ave, 8 =
104 East 18th St; 257 West 42d ST. be-
tween Tth and Sth sves-; 2e3 West 125th
st 1888 Sd ave: 1879 Sd ave. near 6ist
81 1TOs fst ave near s9th ST: 15I East
12sth st: T5s fremont ava. $50 So ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
NORTH GERMAN I LLOYD

Large. Fast and luxurious Twin-ScreW
Express and Passenger Steamships
Equipped with Wireless & Submarine Signals
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
Ne7o Jersey Real Estate for Sale.

-00 LOTS on NEW PENNSYLVANIA Tunnel
iUU svstsrn 10 $40 each; easy terlns Write lor
-. - f,ii particulars Immediately. REEVES & CO..
124 East go St. Msnhattan
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27

MAN - handy with tools aud can handle
horses, at anything. ", T. Gibbs 81
10Th ave
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
NE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

~ tro = los Il q Barnett Place. FOR
ss2z -. .fsne dwellings. 2ix5O each.
.s-ssz- solh DunniRsn. owners ToEo
eve ,66 total eost. 5000
szts7 asns dwelling. 2lxz7. Tillie M
"a .....''-' .@-|' Henry s.Edler. jr. architect;
y .; :; ..--.... 500
eT, esns-- -s-.eIleIts. Ss-01zx7a each; Krabo &
"a car ~ schsefer & jaeger. architects;
.......-.....-: 5000
sssses ALTERATIONS
ssss ss,sss,-s e g. 200 # n Of 1899 ST. %. story
= csssra~s's s. os1se: Mrs y B Mattby, owner;
,.,s sTs srcsi,es:: cost. .-o'' $500
~ AZ ...s e. zlos3 n = OF waldo ave. one
@gsi o., stone dwelling. Isx25.4 Sarah
Ward " Clzfin architect
---......---- --e--....-...-.... 200
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
SIMMONS.


SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.-Charles Wynne. plaintin. against
Ignazio Lupo. Sa a.Vatrice I.uPo. his wife
IEnatZ Fiorio Cooperative Association
Among CcrIeonesi. Antonio Rizzo. Joseph
Di Giorgio. stone Hill Wine company.
William Henkel. Jr-. as trustee In bank
TurtCv o. the estate OF said lSnaztn LEpo,
an adiudEed bankrupt James HorOwitz.
Jacob MeinZer Frank T. Pollard, William
McNeila. samuel Smelson. julius Prokora.
Henry Tay ylor. Joseph Blum. David Gelst.
John @ckcenau. Alfred Harris. Patrick
CoFEins. Joseph Anderson. oscar Gran
oufst John" Morillo, name "JohR'' being
fictitious said defendants res! first name
Morillo. kis wife. name Mary neing tic-
titious said defendants real hrsS name
being unknown to plaintiff. said John
and Mary MorillO being the occupants
OF the third floor. front. LETT apartments
in the premises $50 East l3Sth Street.
Borough OF Bronx. city Of New York;
lanes" MoriliO. name James being
fictitious said defendants real frst name
being unknown 10 plaintiff; Martha
MoriIio HIS wife name Martha being
fictitious I'D defendants rea urSt nane
h,inr unknown to plaintiff said James
and Martha Morillo being the occu-
pants Of the third floor. front right
snartuents n said ESQ East 1SSth street;
ana Vance" Starr. name Vance being
fictitious said defendants real first name
being unknown to plaintiff. said vance
starr being the occupant OF the sixth
Gonr rear. left apartment IN said $50
East 1Ssth Street. and Twelfth Ward
Bank OF the City Of New York, defend
auts-Amended summons.-Triai desired
In New York County.
To the above named defendants
You are hereby summoned TO answer
the supplementary complaint in this ac-
tIon. and TO serve copy or your answer
on the plaintiffs attorneys within twenty
dsvs after the service OF thts supple
mental summons. exclusive Of the day of
ssrvieA. and in case OF your failure 20
sDpear or answer. judgment Will b
tsLen against you BY default for the re
lief demanded In the complaint
DRte5 New York, May 29th. 1909
ATTrN & SABINE. Attorneys for Plain
tiSF once and Post once address, I3S
broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. City
OF New York.
Joseph Di Giorgio: a.
THE foregoing amended summons Is
s.rvea upon you by publication. pursuant
~ an order OF the Hon. Leonard A Gle
~srIch Justice Of the Supreme Court OF
1bs state OF New York. dated the e0th
Ia az June' 1909. and filed with the sup
n smental complaint IN the once OF the
Eie~ir 81 the County OF New YoRk, tne
Sounty Court House. in the Borough
Ssnbsttau. city OF New YORK
ATTFN & SABINE. Attorneys for ram F
ti1 135 broadway, Borough OF MAI
battan. city of New York
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
Furnished Apartments Wanted.

FIRST CLASS FURNISHED APARTMENT FO
n three ADULTS must be attractive exceptionally car
f and responsible tenants. IN town for the winter.
L BOX g. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
CLARE'S CRUISES
ApCUNC TE5 WoRLI

H UEJ ELE y -L-D
By s : -fev-Iart. Is. .0o9 tons. brand ne,ys
oct is. 'e1. from y u and Fen > "
from 'FriS-o. $50 and w.
I.th Annual J-ieH- C-lize. Feb. >. 10.
SsrO ~. bv Lloyd s. "Grosser kur-
fuersr.'' 73 1avs. iD-ludins - Gays Esyps
and IA fsstfns
FPAS-K = CLAE-c. Tines Building New
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
PED s.D' LINE.

FOR SAN JUAN y y. IA GCATRk
pro. CNBELLO. CURACAO AND
OiARACAIBO VIA CURACAO
SIS PHU.8pELPHTA-- SAT, July 81. noon
= CARACAS .------ sat aug lL roo1
FOR Ia CsU-VR%- GU EACAO NND
EfAEss-NFBo-
SS NsRHt-ttF[ r. i..---- sat. aug . nnpu
g. Lr-T.Tt t.-..-.-... SAT- N1l-- q noon
Pier m al .giu77- Wall - Ferry. Brook ~
These St-ar.-.- lia-c S1p7rI1T AccoulEuo-s
d7tiau- r0r Fa~~-n n-ers.
BOILTuN. BLISS & DALLEIT.
General Managers s. Wall s.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27

COACHMAN a gentle mans ooun-
try place. useful. single. thoroughly
understands the care 81 fine horses ali
around man. best references address
! 3. T. Tribune Uptown once. 1864
B'way.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
ROCKAWAY BEACH
School Agenaes.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
rofessors Teachers Tutors, Govenesses etc.
sph99s , snd Ta5ss i SPR,IE PHnIoh to sau1.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27

MADE $50, 900 IN hye years In the mail
order business; began with S5. Send for
free booklet. Tells how. Heacock. eI4
I.ockport. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27

Sr7pREMTo COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
Jobn L. SalteT. Jr.. Robert > SatseE
and Mabel s. salter. co-paFtnsrs SolnS
at,e,,ess AZ under tns firm name and style OF
pusr SaIter & Sons. Plaintiffs. against
Esnrv CSutmann, Defendant--lrtal uesiFeu
IN New York County.-Action NO. l.
To The Above Named Defendant:
you are hereby summoned 10 answer ths
.,rn niaint N this action. and 70 serve a
cCnx, ~ your answer on the plainJius At
t0rnev within twenty days after the service
~ this summons, exclusive OF the day or
service. and in case OF your failure 20 ap-
9aar or answer Judgment will be taken
aSainst you by default for the relief de-
nsapded in the Complaint.
Dated May 14th. 1903.
ARTHITR NJ WICKWIRE. Plaintiffs At
torney. Office and p o. Address, No 3
Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City. New York.
To Henry Gutmann, said Defendant:
The foregoing summons is served upon you
by publication pursuant 10 an order OF the
Hon L A. Giegerich. one OF the Justices
OF the Supreme Court OF the State OF New
York. dated the 3rd day OF July. 1909. and
flied with the Complaint in the office OF the
Clerk Of the County OF New York. at the
County Court House In the Borough OF
Manhattan. City, County and state OF New
York
dated July ard. 1909
ARTHUR NJ. wICKWiRE. Plaintiffs At
forney. Once and ?. Q. Address, No. 5
Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City, New York
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
HELP WANTED.


i MADE 5000 in Eve gears In the mall
order business: began with s.. Send for
free booklet. Tells how. Heacock. el4.
Lockport. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
RAILROADS
sELTIM0RE & OEIO r. R.


t.JYAI. Blue LINE TRAINS
every Ot1er Hour on the Even 6our-
no BALTIMORE AND WAS6INGIOcs..
rJTRF,-T CDNNECTIJN IN NEW gNAO$
STATION. WASHINGTON. WIFE
ALL LINES SO0IH- -
Tsa-e New York Daily sd St LID =
U-asbfrgton Sleepers- --. -1I-o1 pm l-So -
V-sssinet0n. Diner. Parlsr 80 am 500 aEa
yCasFi1ston. Diner. PariOr 9-sO an @ @iS-eO -. -
yFsshingtoa. Diner. .PaTlor- II - am A5-gO Z ~ =
"-S,--,i-.Ss "S--i-.s -. Nevr work 70 Richmond. Va
- ,-sf T - T,iuer Parlor 3. so Pm 400 prs
10y q ri1er PnrIor 5 50 pm 6.oO PM
washington, Buner, Far-or oOC p, - - -
SS,rrstrIrr- -. $50 am 500 an
g l..ssso' . S,riTr-1bus II so am I2-0O m
yy....-3- SisveIaud ... $50 pm AGO pm
.Pittsburg Liulited % % pm I-90 % pm
Ci7 81 L. Louisville II ~ PIN i 81 au1
Si- - L Louisville. 2 % am i0-eO am
On Sr L Louisville. o-be pn1 80 Pm
Or1ces. PAS. 43i. 1900 Broadway, Astor
rfSrs. rs Fifth Ave. n =; IS Avs. y
II Ridgs st. 343 Futon St-s Erooklyns
Nest 23I St and Liberty St
After s p. NJ. Sleeping Car RESERVATIONS
and fuIt information regarding trains. esc-s
can be ob,aIned at Bureau OF 1ntorn1atlc1.
3. & o. r. R. 2Sd ST. Terminal 'Phona
No. Chelsea $50
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
wORk WANTED.
Male

CHAUFFEUR -R-T.ight colored: six years
experience; sober and reliable; references
stand investigation. NJ. care Johnson. I3
West 130th st.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27

CHAUFFEUR. with private family. city or
country: two years with last employer; !;
can furnish best reference. sober and care
ful driver Eugene Price, 51S Lexington
ave, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
PESSsTLvANLA-
WHTER GaP HOUSE,

4
DELAWARE WATER GAP PA
Onsn to December CnqusstcuBbly the HnASf equipped
most luxurious. newest and best situated hotel High
coolest location. fuE, humidity
quitoesi noise dust ot railroads or hiEtvays 100
baths. F-Iunlrg water all
log fires: elevators electric lights. telephones
cuisine % highest tfagdard. French
chefs. white service farms and registered
Orchestra. social diversions Golf saddle horses
mis- boviinE billiards. bathing fishing. teA'uC. trap
shooting. etc New garage. livery spe-iH. July and
season rates. BcokIet snd Iualed, Coaches
meet trains Ownership management JOHN PuRDT
COPE
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
m THE AUCTION ROOMS.
gonbinson Estate SOld-Outside
Ruufrs Take ScCcral Parcels.

= - rs-ri-ion sale cf the Hsnkinson estate was
- = tba Reai Estate Auction Rooms. at No IA
1..,r street Yesterday. A fairly good crowd was
-.ss-+ and made the bidding rather lively. J. {.
z,,s5,spn took the best parcels but the profess
,oral traders bid the property up 10 good prices,
,p5 number Of parcels went TO outsiders
N. results Of this and other sales follow:
BY Joseph P. Day.
,;s wp-os St 8 81 Of SCANNED 81. - 2xT4.
s=si .f;q 9qniE sac ~ 5 r % hfsSisan iS ave is s.
,sil sty dz1g: voluntary sale: 20 T Dooley FOR
ss~ T.v ,lo.h st st sRs # . Of Madison ave- Issx
Ieii sy dVl=: voluntary sale. TO 7 Dooley for
- r,yrEss .. 80 II n Of FiyinSton St 2ox4e-s
~ 5rck rsnmnt and store David Ley aEt sarah
issss e Z q s kss' 81 axes etc 81 o 4S sub 70 prior
Fags 4 81 90; 70 Meyer Lev party IN interest foT
80 ~ -.. r,s s~s . cor Of s5th s. q 2xiOo stv
81 hssr-ert brick dvig, Bessie Carnan agt Merry W
sensriae al; Breed An5oLt a Morseh a,gs
Z FoEs ref amt due. S47o4e taxes, etc Ss25 1S ad-
81 Esst l17th s. $ & 8oes So. Il ,yiris e is' a. Az.
- T-~is PAM az simon n Roede-. atty Msr-fs
4 - a2r Fl @ ant due ss2s5 81; taxes etc sI75 70 John
4 "a sss washington st. on map Nos 81 and I4s.
st9nn d Charlton - zesT6oT5e1s-s' 2 sly r . Z
'iss sz8uies - st s. IT'S # Of Charlton st . Ix
Easass Fry brk t-lmt and store T. { f4snkinson
d s4 wsshingtoa cor WATTS s. s.s5 IS
- sws 81 hrk tennis and stores; 70 Z Hankinson
s-rs. ss4fn Of Duane st. 2s 5zso: sly
III 1--r ~ store . c LsukinEon for sle 500
Rs-ars s sly r. , : fsnnt and store. to J Han
F1 s Hsss:s .ss sss 8 cari:s Is iisEf sH
t1zz ElkuE seyEnolr Esrnaf ret' psT''i'h'
sz- & Lawrence for S@3lee
ByL Philips & CO.
sn front PIT a. Deal :. :. 2ozs72 public auction
Arthur IspPer faF sel.beo.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
STEAMBOATS,
@m@TMM AND POINTS IN
UWO Wu0 NEW ENGLAND
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES

LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES
FALL RIVER LINE Via Newport and
All River Ly- Pier 10, y. r., f. Warren
ST.. Daily, $50 P. NJ Strs. COMMON
each.
PROVIDENCE LINE Via Providence
Leave Pier Is, y. r, Il. Murray ST. week
days only 500 p NJ Strs PROVIDENCE
and PLYMOUTH. Orchestra on each.
NORWICH LINE Via StonfnE-on. I.v.
Pier 90 y. r. # CIsTkson St, week days
300 p M: Pier 30. z p, # 2 I'D St
$50 P NJ Strs- CHESTER W. CHAPLIN
and CTTY or LOWELL.
NEW BEDFORD LINE For New
Bedford. Weeds Hole. Martha's Vineyard.
Nantucket. Asttapoisett. Marion and cape
cod points Leave Pier 4O North, River
foot Of Ciarkson St. week days only at
600 z. ". Steamers MAINE and NEW
HAMPSHIRE.
NEW HAVEN LINE For New Haven.
Hartford. Springfield and North. Lsavs
Pier IS, 2 R. week days 2:4j P. NJ. sun
DAYS $50 A N: foot East 22d St. week
DAYS. 800 P. NJ; Sundays 1000 A. NJ Str.
RICHARD PECK.
Tickets. ststerooms and information At
City Ticket Offce III Broadway near
Cortlandt St. Telephone 5I2I Cortlandt-
Also ar n /. Transfer and Tourist Ofices
and at Piers
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
BoAKDERs WANTED

@.r5TT.D RS COUPLE vish .rhil9rsn =
board: references nice sreun7s' N-~'
soa College ave. Bronx
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27

CHACrFEU R.-City or country. J. Sus-
tvnsH 1876 briggs ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

/ COOR.--By young German; first class;
/ good baker; best references: wages $50
/ $40. Call at Lang & Boecherer Co.'S Bu-
| reau. 43 -45-47 West 33d st.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
Real Estate.
To Let for Business Purposes.

ITO RENT-A LARGE, LIGHT OFFICE, ON THE
u first floor. in the Hebrew Free Loan BUILDING JUS
% Ave windows. big skyiight: suitable for pho
tographer architect dentist lawyer. dFessmaker real
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27

CHATFFFI-R- HAS two years expert
ence with cars as second man S. r.
p. Tribune Uptown Office. 1864 Bway.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27

COOK.-Protestan cook; neat. obliging.
competent yOun3 woman, understands piatn
and fancy cooking: excellent references
city or country. H, Mrs. Golfers Agency,
12z West 23d St
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
ruRNIsHEp RooMs T0 ~.

aa7-TT ST sS7 EST-Privafe family !
ban6sornelv appointed two-roor1 suite 1s
-inrIe. private bath. gentlemen. rcre-e-l--..
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
NEgmUmR lime

AZ " " LII ~ LII SU IL 3o
t-T s=t-G- VA LoNIfNDERFsI
California r-i--21 aaT -'uTnesslaAUg - noon
columbia Avg I-n1or Csie1qn'-i AVS, a tLsu
FIRST tABTN. $3.50 To- Sl-s.
SrFOND FNFf0-. ste~5e TO Son
TTIRT, CLASS. So :" AND SIS.
App,v for Nev illustrated BooS OF Ie4iH-
HFNpFRSo-[ EEcTHERS. .1I-i9 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27

ADV ERTISENENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once No 1894 Rroadwsv, between 3Sth
and 8Tth sts until q o'clock 2. N. -Ad-
vertisenents received at the following
branch oflcss at regular ONCE rates until
3 o'clock p IN zig c6t Sth ave. = 2
cor ogd 81 15S 9Th ave. cor. t2th 81 !.
1o4 East 14th St 25T West i2d ST.. be
tween 9Th and sth ayes o6S West 1@Jth
St: 1Oas "a ave 1926 I'd ave. nrar 6ist
81 rTOs lst ave. near SSth 81. tST East
I15th st I56 fremont ave. $50 SC ave
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