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New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
ONE YEAR FOB MRS. TEAL.
TSUo Jurymen Weep and She Col
Iapses Whe7t Sentenced.

verdict OF guilty with reconinendaeon foI
cienency was brought in yesterday afternoon by
the jury that has been hearing the case OF Mrs
"Ben Teal, wife Of the stage director on trial be-
fore Judge Foster in General Sessions. on & charge
Of attempted sabornation OF perjury in trying t1
bribe witnesses TO swear against Frank J. Gould n
his wife's suit for divorce.
Mrs Teal sentenced to one year IN the pe1t
tentiary. She collapsed when the verdict was an
nounced, and two Of the jurJTnen wept. Colonel
Robert J. Hare counsel for Mrs. Teal, took the
preliminary steps for appeal
Mrs Teal indicted Jointly with Mira Julia
Fleming and Harry s. Nousley, private detective
who turned states evidence. One Of the principal
witnesses against Mrs. Teal Mabel MacCauslan.
q rniner's apprentice. who described in detail
several interviews at which. she said, Mrs. Teal
offered her money to sign a4fdaVits.
In pronounclng sentence Judge Foster said that
he would give heed to the appeal for clemency.
He commended the touching bearing OF Ben
Teal in standing by his wife throughout the trial
Colonel Haire announced that he would apply for a
certificate of reasonable doubt and endeavor to get
his client out on ball pending appeal
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
REALTY NOTES.

The Ouross Company. has leased the store anu
basement at the northeast corner Of the Bo7ery
and Riviugton street for Charles R Faruolo TO w
7 Sullivan for term Of years. Also the first and
second lofts in No "a Chambers street. for james
B and Max Landay, TO a z. Katz and William D
Roaarne for a term OF five years
In the resale OF the Allenel apartment house. at
No SO West $50 street. by Herman Cohen to the
Monogram Realty Company, Millard Neit repre-
sented the seller and Emanuel Simon and Joseph
Nre+zger the buyer. The house is a six story eie~
,stor structure on plot 50x145 feet arranged for
eighteen families - .
Charles F. Gellnger Is the buyer OF No ez west
s1st street sold recently by Thomas r A Hail
John R and Oscar I. Foley have sold Tor q cIlehI
% John Kaiser No. 1o2 Berkeley Place, Brooklyn
= four story single fat lot 2Ox1oo feet
Moore Smith have leased for q client No z1S
Fast 55th street for term Of twenty-one years TO
Nathan Newman who will erect business build
ting on the site
G P Butteriy has leased for William T. Qulr1oy
81 600 square feet in the building Nos 54S ana 9oo
Wet .sd street TO various tenants for five years
Charles 3. Halsey. has leased the stores NOS
Tz1h 7e and 1919 Irving Place, southwest corner
Of 18Th street 10 the Mutual Gaslight Company
Alterations have just been completed converting
This property TO store. office and bachelor apart
u1ent -
De Seiding Brothers have leased the store IN NOS
,51 END 253 Grand street 10 s Horowitzi also
leased the first floor In 70 20 West Soth street &c
Paul Gaze
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
A BLOCK FRONT DEAL
SITE ON THE HEIGHTS
Plot Near the Hendrik Hudson
Bought for Improvement.

Sales OF the West Side north OF 18th street were
features yesterday OF the real estate market Sew
eral deals affecting properties in midtown districts
were also reported
& Co. 10 John Schreiner the block front compris-
ing twelve lots the west side Of Broadway, be-
tween 177th and TTsth streets. The plot was held
at S2s0oOO.
six story elevator apartment houses. With this
saie all the property on the west side Of Broadway
from Nth to 18Ist street is owned by builders
and will be improved in the near future
Jacob Leltner sold for Klein & Jackson plot
I75xlO0 feet at the northwest Of Sth street
and Broadway 10 George F Johnson, who will
erect twelve story apartment house on the Site
The property was held at $4,000. Mr.. Johnson
erected the Hendrix Hudson. twelve story apart
rneut house. at the northwest corner Of Cathedral
Parkway and Broadway.
The sellers Of the 18th street parcel re-
Gently bought the property through Slawson &
Hobbs from the Clark estate
Plans have been fled for six story hathouse
with stores. to be built for the Realty Transfer
COMPANY, OF which Louis Eisenberg is head. SD
street seast OF First avenue from designs by C B.
Meyers. at q cost of $4,000. and for two story
loft building n SandQuist. at Nos 1749 and 171
First avenue, TO cost $500 b NJ Beck. il. is the
architect
Plans have also been fled for six story lodging
house with ground floor stores to be built from
designs by Thomas II. Styles. as architect, for A
Sarlirana. at No. Isl Tenth avenue, at cost OF
SS5.o0a
Plans have also been hled for remodeIling the
ground noor stores OF the Episcopal Mission House
at the southeast corner of Fourth avenue and I'D
street and Qeftting them with projecting dome
show windows with art glass trimmings The inn
prcveTnents TO be made for Pierce, Butler q
Pierce, lessees, from designs by W S Phillips.
Plans have also fled for making over the
four story and basement dwelling at No al Aadi-
son avenue owned by Clifford V. Brokaw, into a
loft and store building. with apartments on the
upper stories the improvements costing $500. and
for altering the story tenement house at the
southwest OF Second avenue and 11sth street
and betterng light and ventilation. the improve
Inents being made for Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church, as owner, in compliance with tenement
house department regulations The architects are
3 & = p. walther.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27

SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS viii be
received by the Board OF Water supply
q, The office of the Board. 200 Broadway,
New YORK Room 90. ninth fioor. until II
lion Of TURKEY MOUNTAIN GRADE
Gradient. II feet high by 13ix feet wide
and ]. 400 feet long; CROTON LAKE
PRESSURE TUNNEL crossing under Gro
tcr Lake II feet inside diameter. and
about .. COO feet long. with two shafts 80
10 $50 feet IN depth: blow-om tunnel
about 400 feet long, discharEing INTO Gro
ton lake; and three sections. aEg-egatins
about . 600 linear feet Of cut-and-coyer
a1ueduct II feet high by 1Ti5 feet wide IN
SIDE situated about miles northeast OF
C,,oton- -or1-Rudson. IN the town Of York
Sovyu Westchester County, New York. At
tbe above place and time the bids will be
nubliclv opened and read. Tho award OF
tbe contract II awarded. will be made as
soon there's fter as practicable. The Board
reserves the right TO reject any or all bids.
Pamphlets containing information fcr bid
ders form OF contract. specifications. etc.
and pamphlets OF contract drawings. can
he obtained at Room 1915 at the above ad-
dress by depositing the sum OF ten dollars
(SiON for each pamphlet Jr twenty dollars
Cs90N for each set to insure their return in
acceptable condition within thirty days
from the date on which bids are TO be
opened. For further particulars see City
Record.
JOHN 4. BENSEr.- Commissioners
President Of the
CHARLES y. CHADWICK, Board OF
CHARLES a SHAW. Water Supply.
J. WALDO SMITH.
Chief Ensiueer.
THOMAS HASSETT.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
FLathouSe an Vest I41St Street
Changes Hands at S64,228.

OF the seven parcels scheduled to be sold yester-
day. two were Withdrawn and four we're bought BY
plaintiffs in foreclosure proceedings Leon Tuch-
mann bought for s64 228 Nos III and 2s West list
street, six story hathouse. with store 6x99u
feet The amount due S13.sz subject to a
mortgage OF $4,000. The auction sales yesterday
resulted follows;
BY Joseph P Day.
III Tooth st n G. 1853 Il OF Lexington ave- Sh6x
100 II, sty tenut; shachezk egt Nathan Sateson
ct all Aaronstapn ettys; NJ LeviEe ref; amt due,
81; ugeS 2ggreSat-
ing So, 900; to the plaintiff for So SoS-
II Cannon St. IS # Of Brooune 81. 1eTxI1 sty
tennt and store; Max Wachsan Al ast Harry koVneF
81 al Samuel Heiinger atty; " Rosa. ref; amt due
S42 S taxes ETC. s3ze 5 sub to first tse Of $1,000;
10 the plaintiff for S16.450.
Is Cannen T57 IT 0, Broonne st 245x71 sty
tennt and agt atty; same ref;
amt due S51s 6s; taxes. etc S66 9 sub TO first ntge
Of $4,000: to the plaintiff for S1S,0lS-
Trinity block 'front.' between 1&2th st and Ter
W 3 Bruwne1 al F S(effea. atty D Kelly, ref;
$257O "a: taxes $1eo0; sub TO first ntge
OF $1,000; with drawn
6i2 Oak Tree Place s. 1899 Il Of Hughes ava 1s9
sy dwlg; Lille Sanger Fairnont Realty Co ct
al; " r Osborn. atty Hvman Turchn. ref; amt duo,
S6SS 93 taxes etc S53 %: sub TO prior mtge OF $500;
adjourned March 8. -. -. - -,
Sherrs right title etc which Anna Dannies
May 1908. rsincei II WadIck. atty; 10 the
plaintiffs, Thompson & Schneider. for $500
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

PARIOR. bedroom. private bath. kitchen
cite: other rooms; telephone; high class
126 West 97th 81.
15s WEST BATH ST.-Newly furnished
rooms: gentlemen: reasonable. Sinclair.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
yHE Bronx BUILDING PLANS.

s,z-b.ra boiil ~ g. 4zs It Of WestchesteT ave-
So hrk store and Gvlg- 4Ox4S5: the Games
Roberts &C. owners; Harry L Howell aren't
cosr ....------- ,. -
,zce ave n . cor Of Home st. four o sly DIX
91-e+s so $500 os 45 2axa1 -6g - 29xSe So and
As 2exsS IS: George A Boehnl, owner ana arc1-'
r,,o-cns Parlway s. 2s4.2s u Of fremont
eTe- ( sfv brk tnmt. $40 l5-16zltl2; Hosa
Realty CO. owners HaTry L howell 14l''
cxstJe TItu ave " s. 1T5 # OF Green Lane;
ryr frame szviE 27x50: = " Schmidt. owner;
3 Ebeliug. sFcht. cost
1925 St $. y II = OF Gleason ave: three 2 sly
Ebelsng. arsa,; oest - -,
3-arne SHls 2nx3s 5 Af De PaSQusle, owner;
Lanes X C-ahiu. zrcht; cost. Observation-Disclosures
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
PROPOSALS


SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS viii be
received by tho Board OF WaI3: SuppS'
I'm the office OF the Board 2S9 BroadNa aS.
New, York Room 910. ninth moor, until II II
A. NJ on March 18th 1902. Tor con 49, @
a. for the construction OF the NAI-l-A IL IL
SIPHON a deep pressure tunnel IN LoCk1 65
ISiL feet inside diameter and about <o'foo
Seef long crossing under the valley or the
WalI,iu River with six shafts 1rofn S0o 70
AS(, feet in depth. and adjacent grace lHl;- Ss-
neis. and stretches OF plain concrete coiiIgl Ii
irDOwn as cut-and-coyer aquecuct- me ne
work il located in the towns OF New FaIt@
snd Gardiner Ulster County. New 1oIh,
At the above place and time tns olos Ni v
r,a rublicly opened and read. The aNaIuu q q
~ the contract IL awarded. viii be n nhae
as soon thereafter as prdctlcaple- 1H9
BOARD reserves tbs right 70 reject any an an
All bids Pamphlets containing intorIleetloI'
Tor bidders form of contract, sp4clfcatlo% olIs %
etc and pamphlets OF contract drAWil'ss,
can be obtained at Room 1915 at the anoSs
address by depositing the sum OF ten . uol
lars fSIO1 for each pamphlet. or tWSlIy
dollars 500 for each set, 70 insure t@ntlr @
retIrn in acceptable condition within thlrty
davs from the date on which bids are 70 oe
opened For further particulars see N'''
JOHN A. BENsEL. Commissioners
President; OF ne
CHARLES y. CHADWICK, PICARD OF
CHARLES A. SHAW. wafer SupP'S'
J. WALDO SMITH.
Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT,
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
TO ALTER PUMPING STATION.

The Department of Water Supply, Gas and Elec-
tricity has fled plans for renodeiling the high
pressure service pumping station of the department
on the block west Of Columbus avenue, from 9Tth
10 eSth street.
The present peaked roof will be removed, and a
new fat roof % reinforced concrete and steel sub
stituted. A twenty-ton will also be installed
in the engine room. The improvements to
cost $4,000
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
WORK WANTED.

Male
BOY. II (coloredJ: In private family; city
or country: to do anything; can drive Win
ton. z42 Hudson ave, Brooklyn, y. \.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
HUI CEaSs
T. Huber, Manager.

LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY, 4S. 45 and 81 West cath
Street.
To Thas. Merry. Jno. e Gisler. VI B
GuErenheimer. J. Pierson Radcliffe, Mrs
&. M Downing. Lennon & Meyer. St Bar
tholoriew Loan Association. MIS- H ).
Ravnor Wul L Ernst. Mrs G. A Mac
Donald. Hrs Geo Bacon. II. J. Power and
Edgar X. Brown: You and each of you
are hereby uotihed that the time for the
PAYMENT OF our lien upon tho property here
matter described having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given you. We VIII
cause such property, 70 wit: Household
Goods Personal Effects and Merchandise.
stored By you OF in your name. OF IN whiea
You claim an interest. IN the warehouse OF
the company. to be sold at public aucticn.
according to the statute In such case made
ana provided. at the Auction Rooms OF ".
n FI,ATTAU SON. southeast corner
18th street and University Place, New York
Cftv on Tuesday. March 9th. 1863. and
continuing on every Tuesday and Wednes-
dav thereafter. at the same place and hour.
Until ali the goods have been sold
liberty STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY a. 45 and ~ West G4th st
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
COuntry PrODerty for Sale.

NOR sALE-oNE OF THE FINEST COLONIAL
Il the Delaware Valley. located
Fiedsboro y. j 500 feet frontage on deep water
Yacht anchorage; IS feet elevation railroad
station and electric cars within three minutes walk;
forty-hve Philadelphia: twenty minutes TO
Trenton: eighty minutes New York electric lights
steam heat; gymnasium and all city conyeniencesI
sbo OF land VIII sell
ably and on liberal terms Address
JOSEPH CROSSLEY. Trenton. y. j
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
LEASES ROW OF BUILDINGS.

c. Bretteu & Son have leased for the Ranger
estate TO the Lee Brothers Storage and Van Com
pany for term Of twenty years the buildings Nos
212 "a and 216 East 125Jh street, and three upper
floors in the building at the southeast corner OF
125th street and Third avenue
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27

LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY, 4S. - and - West cath
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
BUYS SITE FROM MRS. SARAH RIvEs
Parcel Has Large Frontage in 38th Street, and
Is Near Fifth Avenue.

Mrs. Sarah Rives, wife OF George L. fttves. has
sold through Douglas Robinson, Charles s. Brown
& Co. and Tucker. Spcyers & Co. No. to IA
West SSth street, four four-story dwelling houses
on plot 75xss9 feet The property is AS feet west
Of Fifth avenue Mrs. Rives bought about four
years ago from Robert F. Dowlng and the late
Albert Flake No s to z West S8th street. 10 pro-
tect the light and air home. No Il West SSth
street.
The buyer is said TO be retail business house.
which Will occupy the premises after extensive al
terations have been made
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27

$4,000
10000
5000
5000
TX nn0
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
SOME BROOKLYN RENTALS.

E T Newman has leased No. SoS President street.
between Sixth and Seventh avenues, for DR.. George
D. Barney 10 DR.. Daniel T Downer for three years
at 500 year. Also leased No 446 Sth street. near
Prospect Park for Mrs johnson to H Il Lee from
Nay |, at $500 a year for a long period.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
KILLED FRIEND TO BE A CHAUFFEUR

Hutchinson, Kan, Feb. 26.-To obtain money with
which he might attend school and learn TO be a
chauffeur Orvile Poland, nineteen years old, nur-
dered Jesse Haymaker, a friend, who had charge
Of the Hutchinson express office. according TO a
plea Of guilty entered by Poland to-day. Poland
was Immediately sentenced to life imprisonment
The murder was committed early Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Arthur ". Saunders has sold to Mitchell A c.
Levy No. 90 East 2sth street, four story build
ing, on a lot 25xeS.9 feet
Manssn Walter has sold for A Hodgins two lots
on the north side of Echo Place 10 feet west OF the
Grand Boulevard and Concourse. The buyer Will
erect dwelling house the site.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
SALE OF RIVERSIDE DRIVE PLOT.
Site VIII Be Improved, 1t Is Said, with Co.
oneratfYe Apartment House.

The Eavens estate has sold plot, 9.1x5l1 feet,
81 the north corner OF 96th street and Riverside
Drive TO Mrs Louisa F. Mahoney, who also owns
an adjoining plot 100x10o-1 feet, o6th street
Mrs Mshoney is said TO have resod the two parcels
tc the Densmoze Compton Building Company
A large cooperative apartment house is planned
for the site
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
spEcU1AToR BUYS AND SELLS.

Daniel 3. Freedman has sold through Hall J, How
&. Co. TO the Realty Operating Company plot OF
four lots at the southeast Of Emerson street
and Broadway. He also bought from the Goldberg
estate a plot 76xl00x.5xs2 feet, at the southeast
corner Of 18TH street and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
RrTI,DING LOAN CONTRACTS.

5-o.h 81 n 8 121-2 II y OF Broadway, S5xlvO:
New York MoTtgess s,,siion sno ~ SIS
= rov ~ 1e2s St 90. 11x10o: Lawyers
Ii,ls Insaranoe and Trust GO io4'ls ITO
HEoadwsy COT Of 162d s. no
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27

PARLOR SUTTt REUPHCLSTERED ~
N-sS DANG -APEStk4s springs repaired.
~ dining room cnatFs recovered. incIud--
Ing leather. 5oc.: don't throw YOUR Cd
frames away. We rsUchcister znd polish
them equal 70 new az heif price. can Be sons
In Eesicencs or free delivery: send postal
Ee viii call with samples; city or counrrr.
TOPPERMAN, sol East SD St
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27

OEFlCE, SlI WEST % III 81
New York. Feb nth. 1909.
Ella Anderson. William ByTne, Eddie p.
Bowers. Helen Brown. Grant Croft. Thomas
S,9!i, GoleTah. Mrs Della Dunn. A DVlace.
Grieve. Waverly hin, Miss B. L. Heffdeau.
Fred W HuntIey. Mrs. B. NJ. kyles, y.
Il KENNEDY. ". r. Kipp. Mrs. Mary Lewis.
Mrs. Lewis, l. 2. 8Iangie, George Matters0n.
Mrs, Joseph Mcqueen, Leon Mathien, Edith
Mcclure, Mr, Miller. Mrs. II. Z. Roberts.
John Ramsey. Mrs ]. Roberts. o. ".
Joseph Trainor, Mrs A r. Wells. E A
Washington, Mrs. Hugh Wolfe 3Ir. White.
Mrs. Yates. Julia Anderson. John Berry
ann. F. W. Beall. W. r. Barrett. Z K
Cowing. NJ J. Calhoun. Mrs Delaphina.
Jennie Edwards. Mrs Godfrey. Herman
Gross. Miss Hickey. May Howe, c. Hamil-
Z. T. kintying, 3. Lswton. Mildred B.
Liddy. Joseph Little. Mrs. Rebecca Nickel
Sey, James AeCabe. F. a Marvin, Eva
Makel. J. Murray. Bobby NewcOmbe, D r
Robertson. Cyril Raymond. James Rilley.
Mrs. s Stanard, Mrs. l. Smith, Mrs Grace
Smyth. Hattie Skinner, Mr.. WELLER, Liza
beth Young. Mr. Bringault. Alfred BanyaTI.
NJ. z. Branch, Charles Brooks. B. " Case,
4 =; Deen, + DescnampS. MS /. tsIlon'
Martha Guissel, John Greene. Irs. J.
Hodge. Carl Herbert. Mrs. Hedges. Mrs.
johnson, Mrs Kalinlka, a. King. Sarah
Lewis, Miss Margaret Lee, Alvin Martini.
press. Mrs Sarah Monahan. George Mur-
ply, Alfred Prince. Mrs e z. Radie. Mrs.
Shaw. Fred. c Stein, Emma Simmons.
Mrs. G. Stevens. Fannie whitfield, A W.
Williams. Kate White. C. II. Woodfor,S.
AUX Youlem: You and each OF yCu are
hereby notified that the time for the pay
ment OF this COmpany's lien upon the
property hereinafter described having ex-
pired. after due notice thereof 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 Hayes Storage Warehouse Co. ware
houses. 10 be sold at public auction, sc-
cordtng to the statute IN such case made
St, New York City. on Monday, March
10Th. 1909. at 1890 a. m. and IL the sale
thereof is not completed on said date the
on each and every Monday thereafter, be
ginning at 1870 a. m. until the sale IS
completed.
J. F. HAYES. President
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY. blue prints
and directions for constructing your own
apparatus out OF common materials: also In
structions in telegraphy, 500 Box 574, New
Haven. Coun.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Offce No 1854 Broadway. between SSth
and 9th stS., until o'clock D. m. Ad-
verrisesnents received at this following
branch Offices at regular osfice rates until s
o'clock .. n. VIZ. 264 Sth ave. s O.
cor 23d 81. 153 dth ave, cor i2th 81 104
East 14th st; - West 42d 81. between
9Th and sch aves-: 2sS West 12sth St: fos3
Sd ave: 1928 3d ave. near 6lst ~. I70S
LIST ave. near s9th ST: 157 East f25th ST
T66 fremont ave-. $50 50 ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27

Male.
C0ACHMAS.-A lady. giving Up horses.
desires to place her exceptionally CON-
petenL coaChInan. K. B. 24T Central Park
West
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
LOST RANKBooKs.

BANKBoOK No. 81. .o4o Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. any Per
son having p claim TO * Is hereby csiled
upon 10 present the same within @ @teL @S11.sS ~
or submit TO having said passbock Cancelled
and a new one issued.
LOST or STOI.EN-Bankbook No. 51s,5ii,
German savings Bank. Ath ave and 18th
st Hulda ANDERSON. 90 East 33d st
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27

wAITRESs-First class; understands serv.
ing wires and salad making; taxes good
.o-c of silver and glass. city or country
y-iahertv's Bureau. 4s5 Columbus ave Tel.
7A1-RtveF.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
10 OLp DOMINION S. s. co.

PIeT NO y
yor, are hereby aatified that tha storage
being due, and the time for payment OF this
cofnpany's lien upon the property herein
after described having expired. and due
notice thereof having been given you. this
company will cause such property under
the following lot number. 20 wit: " . J9G.
II barrels Of bulbs. stored by yOc IN its
yTarehouse 70 be sold at public auction. ac-
cording to the statute in such ease made
and provided. In the delivery rooms, No 30
West st. New York City, on the 18th day
Of March. 1863. at 10 a m. THE MAN
HAITIAN REF,RIGERATING CO. T. A.
Adams. Prest.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
WORK WANTED.

MAls
ADDRESSER-- firms or indi-
viduals. at your Office If preferred: large
or small orders promptly attended 10 by
experienced sddEesser- OttmsT. 1852 Ber-
gen st. Brooklyn.
At ANTTHING.-Man 60. nOaIlen house
experience. J. F. Shannon. 626 Bergen
ST. Brooklyn
BOOKKEEPER. OlrNTANT.-Expert
long and varied experience. at present
employed: desires 90 make chanSs J. ".
l., Box 81, Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
c.ARRINGToN Storage WAREHOUSES.

asa Third ave, -
New York February 27th. 1873.
To F. c Berwick. Peter Bour. Mrs- r TSlCi., n
1zrovrn Ellen Burns. Beau BTurnrnell y
Iots1 z clifford T. Clifford. 2 carson
Mrs l. craig. Alfred Damn. annie DruIilIu' i
Mary Eagan, Mrs T Files. NJ r tieIllllllll5' en- -
lane Fowler Dan Farley. Mich SsloSsLs
sfrs Grandpre. Mrs d. Healy: e,LlLS MlLltLl - ~
Tanly. Julia Hartigan. Walter Hideorandt'
Iaessis JsfTersor. Fodw johnson. Alex John
son Matthew Killelane. Ch- klotz. Geo
Koch. En-. L.acroix. H Leonard. Mrs, NC
DouEal. B. Mclaughlin. Owen McQulrk.
Mrs McCovern cath Matthews. MIS- VI
Murray Mrs P. Meyer, Mrs N AoccSau'
Tohn Nichols GnO nanel from Dietz- WIn-
NJ Osborne John Patton, stephen PeIIine.
MarR't Reilly. Kate Riley. Cath tSiley'
Je1nie Roberts. Robt. S Roberts, Rlcn-
Savles Sig. Schau. r. Shields Mrs Smith
John smith, Lillian Stern. Johl stonka.
Marv Torney Mrs Julia Ward. H. WeoeT: :
You and each OF you are hereby notlhe1
that the time for payment OF our lien upon
the property hereinafter described havlng
exptred after due notice thereof had been
given YOU We will cause such property. 70
wit household goods. personal effects ana
merchandise, stored by you or IN your rams
IN the Darlington Storage Warehouses. 70
bs sold at public auction, according 70 tne
Stafufe IN such case made and provided. Al
Thonas Bowe's Auction Rooms. 50 East Stn
St New York City, on Friday, MARCH
26TH 1909, at 1870 A. uf-. and II the safe
thereof Is not completed on the said date
the sale will he continued at the sans
nlaee on every Friday thereafter. beginning
atIn:3O a. m. until the sale ts competed
THE CARRINGToN STORAGE WARE
Manager.