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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-24

Of spitball pitching, a catcher has
enough to do with his mitt and hand
let alone brains. No one questions the
fact that Sullivan is able to do a COM
bined thinking and acting part.
But many question the wisdom of
making "A catcher manager when he
already is the most important cog in
the machine.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-24

Young Pierce. Of Germantown. is
matched TO box Jimmy Walsh, OF Bos-
show at the National Athletic Club.
Philadelphia, Saturday night
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-24

We are anxiously awaiting that pool
match between Gus Wade. of the
Palace, and George Campbell, Of the
Royal. Wonder when II viii come Off
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-24
Dressing Correctly
For Fifteen Dollars

we are offering an Incompatible
value a. anywhere near the price.
Other values at S1O-upward to
$50.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
Trading IN BROOKLYN DISTRICTS.

HoRar5 H. Pyle & Co have leased for Charles
Z Deernr 70 thc pittsburg Plate Glass Company
he sE story l0ft building, covering a plot 75Kl"o
.-s' az '.t southeast corner Of Dean street and
frl avenue Brooklyn. The lease is for twenty
1e wears with the privilege Of two renewals.
Peter ~ Rouse leased for A. Lchtenstein the
inner home of S.th Low on Brooklyn Heights.
Nsfiook.ug fhe har5or TIE house is OF brick and
Hone and covers q rIot 40zI25 feet al the northea =
rncr or Ca'um Ia Heights and Clark street. Il
'as sold ay lIr Low when he left Brooklyn about
solve years ago &C. William knowltOn, and ac-
i-!red by. ar I.chtcEstein about five years ago.
71Vsrd T., Pyle q. co. were the brokers.
Tie Leonard Moody Keal Estate Company has
ssed fo~ Arthur Rocker 70 a Mrs. Higgins Of
eton f9r occupancy. 40. q Clark street, Brook
Height- a 1--WE story brick dwelling 95x5OHlG9
st The lease e foI a term Of FIVE years.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
GALE NEAR MADISON SO.
loft TO OCCUPY SITE.
4 Group Of apartment Houses TO
Re BuiIt IN Hunts Point

,,~,,erries on Manhattan Island and in
M".s hanged hands yesterday. Both as re-
~ - oraIifv and quantity, the trading exceeded
lafas - -, 7av I'm the last few months Some
ma .,er-lratlre building concerns which have
aif7 > t,-t factors IN the enlat cement OF CEN
cen :, -,-,ions have planned TO be more con-
i'aI i'. mo, iu recent years in those districts
49,, s.ti,i,v is having most beneficial effect
II ,-.ltaRn trading.
n -.r. there important deals in several
H'i '-',, nut on The upper Nest Side. and also
e'''''' !, ,be p,lut's FolEj region. where build
I..,ro,ors and investors haze been so busy
fis' -, ,-ears Many OF the properties for which
OF -. - was found are TO he improved in tie
nea' li.ss sold for Mrs Annie T. /. Atterbury
D. t-5i,b + Bailey Nos Is and Il West 26th
No. 40 ,,,egq feet 20 the Realty Holding Company.
So are hefug prepared for sixteen story store
. and office building 10 be erected on the site on
,a, Z when the present leases expire
rhs Henry NorEeuthau Company SOLD 20 DANid
.-rsr triangular plot. S52-5x3ll.lNS6 feet. at
~ southerly intersection of Wilkins and lnterNa'e
venues The parcel comprises about eleven ei'y
s hut its street frontage s equal 10 an ordinary
-, of ;ventv-six lots The buyer will erect five
srs story apartment houses on the site Ihe prop
sy was held Al Sl5oe0
Va. Northumberland Realty Company sold FOR
,-re Davis No IS West SD street, four story
ss,,e7t dwelling house, on lot lSNloo feet
'rr,,crson a London bought from Charles NJ
,.,.r.bsl 4 Mot OF about six and one-halc lots At
5s northeast corner OF l6lst street and Riverside
,.,c The property has q frontage of lo4 feet on
~ 5~ize and OF ls5 feet on I5st street. Tho north
ly rne measures Ia feet and the southerly line
.,1 .sct 4 twelve story elevator apartment house
an be built on the site by the buyers.
= r Woods & CO. sold FOR Charles L, McManus
n client. as an investment, the Lancashire. No
,- "a s5 West S5th street. new eight story are
rroof apartment house, on plot 95Xleo feet The
snle brokerage house last week negotiated loan
|, s20l 90 al ~ per cent on the property.
Abraham Nussbaum sold for Moses II. Harris
Ia 10 East IO3d street, five story tenement
souse OF lot 2oXIo6l0 feet
! ". Fiske sold No. I5l West $50 street. three
cory dwelling house, on a lot I7XI0Il feet.
william =. Mason sold for Hugh Reilly five
rory fa,house. No. 3l5 West 36th street, on a lot
z9S S9 feet.
Joll I.1cker sold for a. r Schmitt 10 Herman
h Eipps a five story fathouse. No. 5o5 East sth
rreet on a plot 25Xl00S feet.
Randolph Jacobs bought. through solomon d
G-eeutaLn. from Harry I. Baer No. Sc West l0Ith
greet "A seven story elevator apartment house on
\ llot 4S.sNlo9II feet.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
STEAMER NARY PcNELL

CARPET CLEANING.
Telephones 1881 and 1871 as,h.
G. C.H.BROWNCO.
Carpet & Rug
Gle ANSING
Dust and Dirt Blown Out Not from sur
face Only, but Throughout tas Fabric.
IS years experience IN Fine Carpets & Rugs
2C9 z Iii E. 37Ta ST.
Rsnoya,iHs. Securing, Taxing Up. Alter
ins. Re.syiHs. Packing and Storage.
}. & j. w. WILLIAMS
353 Wy. 54TA ST. c@.a@ss. a5l. So
N.Y.CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest Largest. Most Modern.
Tel. 46a3-Bryant- EstaoIIshsd 1857.
W. II. JORDAN. EDWIN LE$ T.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co
Cleans BY compressed ar. steam hand or
on door 1854 BIoadway. 421 East 4Sts 81
coz & BRANDT Te- lS2-3Sth.
ROOMS TO RENT
DURING THE
HUDSON-FULTO> CELEBRATIONS.
COMFORTAB from, room. suitable for
one or two, all COnVen!ences. private
house. 333 West 5ist 81.
NO. ~ WEST 6srII ST
Handsomely furnished room. table and ser
vice good.
LARGE. handsomely furnishes rooms with
bath at So per day. 265 Lexington ave.
IA WEST loaD sT-Confortabls room.
private family. conyeHi-uces breakfast
optional. reasonable. gentleman Water
man.
61sT ST. 81 WEST Single or en- suite:
hot cold water. bath: near PARK. all
cars Lawrence
s4TH ST. Is5 wEsT-Comcortably fur
table board. telephone; all improvements.
S6TH ST. 30s WEST Desirable ep.r.s.
within few doors - Riverside Drive.
Hudson Fulton visitors accommodated.
IOe WAVERLE.V PLACE northwest corner
Washington SQUars--BeautifuNy fuJn-
ished suite. also single rooms; convent
euces elevator. telephone. steam heat
Brown.
4s5 WEST 23D sT-Large. attractive
rooms. shower bath; one floor with bath
suitable f1r four men.
2sSa 7TIJ AvH-2 desirable front rooms
connecting. near subway and elevated IN
private family. Pinkham.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
sAMLER ESTATE PROPERTY ATTRACTS.
Many Persons Have Already Visited the Site
Sale To Be Held Next Week.

More than a thousand inquiries have been re-
ceived by Joseph p. Day for information about the
Samler estate lots on Broadway at 254th street
opposite Van Cortlandt Park. which viii he sold at
auction next Tuesday in the Vesey street sales
room This is the first important lot sale of the
fan season. Since the property was listed to lie
sold many thousand persons have visited the tract.
It has been several years since large holding
OF broadway property has been subdiyided. and
II VIII be great many more probably before such
another sale as this occurs. The few remaining
tracts are held by wealthy estates.
The terms % sale, which enable buyer TO take
title 10 lot for 20 per cert cash a one. two or
three year mortgage. are most unusual for Broad
way property. and appeal especially 10 the small
investor.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
IOST-BASKBOOKs

BANKBOOK No 80 OS6 ot the I-nlon
Dime say ings Bank IS missing. Any per
son having a claim - u Is hereby called
upon % present the same Within ten days
or submit 70 having said pass book cancelled
ami a new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
CHANGERS VISIT LONG ISLAND.

i. J.. loakum, chairman Of the executive com
mittee Of the Rock Island had for his guests at
his Long Island home yesterday a delegation OF
prominent Grangers from Arkansas. Oklahoma,
TeNa and other points, we'll as some well known
New Workers. including Frank A. Fanderlip' presi-
dent OF the National city Bank; Senator S. T.
Hooker. chairman OF the State Highway Comnis-
sion, and Division Engineer Spencer J. Stewart
The object of the visit to inspect Mr. Yoakum's
farm. and also to look over the road and the farm
land through Long island. The Changers had been
making a similar inspection through six states.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
City Property to Let.

VvOR RENT-LARGE PRIVATE DWELLING -
i West 79d street furnished unfuruiShed 20 suit
tenant For FUN particulars apply Room 1910 10
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

GARDENER and MANAGER by young
-w.dr. married. no children. on a gen
r',maU. .s farm or country place. can take
ful charge oC place and handle help 10 best
advantage. references \ I. Address A.
OlerE. t47A i" Ralb ave. Jersey city.
care Nj. NoJ-hrop.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
Nay NOW TAKE DOWN THEIR FENCES
| Stable Which Adjoining Property Owners
Did Not Like to See To Be a Garage.

Pars have been filed Cor making over the six
r1ry boarding and livery stable No West e9th
Street into O. garage for the Carnegie Fiil Motor
mparr the change being made from designs by
Henry Fun- i is TO cost g 900 TO make the ueces-
-ry sIterar .ons This project VIII likely result in
ls removal cf the towering iron fences built hy
nHers of apartment houses adjoining the stable,
b d yIcsy ~ tie stable could not be had from
1er Io.er~
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
RECEIVERS OF RENTS NAMED.

h - - . siHsheiHIer has been appointed receiver
rents OF 40. 2a6 70 20 East 18th street fat
- - "a an action brought by Moses and Slgmund
--eisoiin against Maurice Caspe and others 20
t--'se mortgage q s26 20
r1-ee Plaizek. Of the Supreme Court has an
II A. Samuel FrucEthsndIer receiver OF the rents
,,. II Third avenue. A five story tenement
~, >, ~ an action brought by Franz Isenz against
''ail'ensohn and others 20 foreclose a second
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
YoKKERs PLOT CHANGES HANDS.

'eorge ~ TAYLOR has sold for Ernest Neunann
10 D. a. Clsamau the slN lots l5oAl@o feet, on the
~ SIDE Of Broadway. Eou6egs. 600 feet north "i
. New Gorl. city lu.. The buyers are the cod
gon HlI Company and John BertrsHl. The
perry Is opposite Van CottIandt Terrace. where
shy costly houses have been erected.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
BRIGHAM GUILTY; GETS FIVE YEARS

New Haven, Sept. 29-Frederick IT, Brigham. the
former bookkeeper Of the Merchants National
Bank Of this city. who indicted by the federal
grand jury yesterday for abstracting $4,000 Of the
banks funds and Of making false entries ON the
books Of the bank. pleaded guilty TO the second
count before Judge Patt to-dav and was sen
fenced hve years in the federal penitentiary at
Atlanta.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
INSPECTOR THOMPSON REDUCED.

Police Commissioner Baker promoted Captain
James f Hussey yesterday to the rank of inspec-
tor and reduced Inspector James F. Thompson TO
a capta!ncy, the changes 10 take effect immediate
ly. The reduction of Thompson is because OF his
i'll health it is stated. Thompson is conva-
lcscing after an attack of typhoid fever. Inspec-
tor Hussey Will begin his duties in the 9Th
Inspection District. which embraces the upper West
Side. He was formerly inspector, but was re
duced to a captaincy after the passage Of the Bins
ham bill
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
FILL CONTROL THE ALwYN COURT.

1e"ls formed corporation, known as the Fifty
-'N street aul Seventh Avenue Company, viii
lake utc 10 the AlWyn Court Apartment
at al lie southeast corner u the above men
=, = usoro9ghfsres. The new concern is capital
"a, al Aoeo, and the corporators include Frank
"a a Seiinaer, u Rutherford. \. J.; Frederick II.
-. Il Plaianeld, \. J., Louis 4. Hakes, Of
-, ~ Brighton. Staten Island. and Frederick n.
'---n a:4 Lionel y. Kohler. Of Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
LEASES WEST 29TH STREET SITE.

! Arthur Fischer and F. c. Reed have leased for
Mrs Ada Howe of Paris. France. the entire
premises Nos. 81 and 81 West 2Sth street. ON a
plot 441SS9 feet, for the term OF twenty-one years
from October
Samuel Paul will tie premises as a restau-
and caf
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
ANOTHER DEAL IN TIMES SQUARE.
5olding Company Enlarges Its Plot There by
Buying Grannis Property

Pesse & Gilman and George Backer have sod
~ the Grauuis estate No. l6o4 Broadway. extend
= 70 No - seventh avenue. one story building,
p rlJt se-xl2s. 6xz2 sxl2l feet, 70 the Century
s9dlug Company Lee q FleiscAnanui Wl-.ch
WIS TIE adjoining parcel a. the southeast corner
z 4sth street and Broadway. The purchasing COM
any now controls plot fronting ssl feet IN
5-oadUay. g feet in 4sth street and - feet on
Ve.th avenue.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
NEW OWNERS FOR BRONX PARCELS

Arkpatrek & Irquhart sold for John YGle "a
-t story apartment house, plot i5xliS feel. A.
Pc southwest corner OF l53d aud Grand streets
I -, for Henry Kroger five story hathouse no.
4 East ll6th st!eet. on a plOt 32Ei3s feet
-homas Burke and George Schaefer sold for
1nfs + Moore 10 Andrew = Libby a tW" family
ack dwelling house IN Bryant avenue 225 feet
nth q -2ru street
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
N0RT-H GERMAN 0 LLOYD

Large. Fast and Luxurious Twin Screw
EK2resS and Passenger Steamships
Equipped with Wireless & Submarine signals
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

LOST. T.- BaukbCok No. 947, ,65a. Bank for
Savings. 2So 4th ave, New York Pay
ment STOPPED. Please return book 70 bank.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for

and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No 1884 broadway. between S6th
and 3Tth SITS. until O'Clock D. m Ad-
vertiseInents received at the follow ing
branch offices at regular Office rates until
\ O'Clock y. m. via. 264 Sth ave, s e.
cor 23d st: lS3 9Th ave, cor. t2th st. :.
IO4 East I4th ST 257 West AID St he
tween 9Th and Sth Rves, 263 West 125th
st. 1885 Sd ave. 1925 Sd ave. near 6ist
81 ITOs 1st ave. near seth ST. t5I East
i2sth St: TS6 fremont ave; $50 I'd ave
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
I69th 81

TIE approximate amount OF the rien -
charge. 20 satisfy which the above Described
property Is 20 he sold Is one Thousan1 and
Ninety-eisht and 25- 100 81 DOS. - Dollars
with interest thereon from Jne 9th day e
September. 1903. together with costs ana
allowance amounting tu one Hundred and
Tweuty-0ue and 7O-luJ tSI21 ~ Dollars
with interest from September 9th 1909 to-
EeJher with the expenses OF the sale. Tha
approximate amount OF the taxes assess
Uents and water rates. or other liens
which are TO be allowed 20 the purchases
out of the purchase money. CT paid By th9
Referee. - one Hundred and ThraS
tSl0S Coz Dollars and interest. Subject also
% prior mortgage of IS 500 and accrued
interest and also present tpnanCies
Dated. New York. September o. 1909.
JAMES KEARNEY. Referees.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

S6TH ST. lac EAST. Desirable large sin
Gle ana double rooms. private baths. eN-
Cellent table; refined patronage: Teter~ucsI
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
SALE IN ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE.

Moore & Rowe sold for E. NJ Van Buren No
75S st. Nicholas avenue three story brownstone
dwelling house, plot 17x1OO feet. to a client
for occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
N THE vEsEY STREET sALEsRooMs

The suecio, sales held yesterday at the Real Es-
s,e Exchange salesroonls, Nos. - and l6 Nesey
sIsst resulted as follows;
BY Joseph z Day
"a eata s. y s. .41S q . OF 18th ave. lGsN2S 2,
s. trr-t- yal sale: 70 II LANCER for $1,000 -
,liz---t1v.l "a m " cor Eastern boulevard. T5X155;
siy frame b,Gg, vol sale, 20 Snow AseherInana
.- 5000"
TIE auction Offering today viii ue as follows.
BY Joseph 2. DAY
--- en.- s. q 100 Il of 18Th ave .lxle0 . 4 sty
M ! j. Clarendon. sEt Moss Realty co 81 a.
NGeeErr atty. / J. Inn, REF amt due. - so 80
lIes. S5>- -.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
BUYER 5oUND FOR UPTOWN HOUSE.

Porter e %. have sold for Louis Steinfelder the
three story brownstone dwelling No JAS West l3lst
street. c0xlOO feet
kurz Wren have sold for the jefferson Con
stfucuon Company plot at the southwest corner
% l59th street and Elton avenue
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

40 EAST s0TH sT.-UnexceIled suites,
table excellent. prices reasonable; Amc.i-
can: private garage 20 rent with suites or
separate.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
VALUATION BOOKS IN DEMAND,

Lawson Purdy. president OF the Department Of
Taxes and Assessments. said yesterday that there
had been some delay in having the assessment
valuation books printed, for which his department
WAS not accountable we want to get the books
out as soon possible. All applications for copies
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

Wal EN -Gerusu. all around man wants
stsalf jua la cafe or restaurant LEON
kuuz'~l 1896 - ave
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & CHIO R. r

ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS
Every other Hour or tine Even Hour
To BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
DIRECT CONNECTION ~ NEW UNION
STATION, WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH.
Leave New York Daily. 23d St Llb'y 81.
Washington, Sleepers- ---- II 30 pm $50 am
washington. Diner. Parlor T.50 am 500 am
Washington. Diner. Parlor $50 am 10 90 ana
washington. Diner, Psrlor. II 30 am 300 n u
Plrl0r car. New York n Richmond Va.
'sRoya! Ltd. f" Diner Parlor 3.5O prn A00 pm
Washington. Diner. Parlor 3 50 pm S0( Pm
Was inRtoa EVNet. Parlor q. .5O pm TO.} pm
Tnrough Daily Trains 10 the WesJ.
CHfca.o PittsbUrg- -----.. $50 am SEQ ar1
Chicago COIum BUS .1l5O am ls-tU n n
Pittsourg. Cleve ard. .-.... so pm zoo nm
''Pittseurg Limited go. 650 pm 200 Pm
Gin. St L.. Louisville II. 50 pm "a am
Cfn st. l., Louisville. 30 am 1000 arr
Gin. St l.. Louisville $50 pm 500 pm
ONfces -45. f34. 1900 Broadway. 6 Astcr
House % Fifth Ave. n u 55 Ave. 3.
= Ridge ST.: 343 Fulton St. BrouklyuI
West 23i ST. an. Liberty ST.
After P ". Sleeping Car reservations
and fun information regarding trains. etc
can be obtai0ed az Bureau Of Information.
p & o. r. p. I'D -. Terminal Phons
No. Chelsea $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

TYPEWRITER Double entry bookEeepcr.
German clerk. ~ Years knowing English.
s'Etf French and spanish. Address g. II
lft"ar" Uptown tt"ce 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
AUCTION SALES.

FORECLOSCRE OF CHATTEI. MORT
GAGE.-Will sell to-day. l0 a. m. TOS
East Sixth street three barber chairs hack
bar, other fixtures. By order attorney Of
mortgages. L. Prslssr. auctOnsar.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
Special 8 and Q
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received az their Uptown
once, No. 1864 Broadway. between 3sth
and 8Tth SITS, until o'clock .. m. Ad
vertisements received Al the following
branch Offices at regular Office rates until 8
sor. 23s st.; lo3 sth ave-. soF. 18th ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

Ia WEST l09D ST 'omfortable room.
private family. cOHyeHi-uces. breakfast
optional; reasonable. gentleman. Water
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
FORECLOsURE sALE.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YOKk.-Jac0b Busch. PLAINTIFF. againss
Isaac Brown and Albion l. Warner. De-
f=rdants--In pursuance ot a Judgment oe
foreclosure AMI sale. duly made and en-
tered H. the atOve--uttlrd action and bear
lnz Gate he 9th DAY " september 1909.
7. the undersi gned. the Referee IN said
Judgment named will sell az public auc<
tiJl. at the Exchange SaiesruOm. Nos. IA
lS Ersev st. in the Borough OF ManhaI-
tan, city of New York. on the fourth day
OF October, 1909 az u o'clock noon on tha
DAY. hv Charles 4. Be-~iar. AuCti0Deer. tho
premises directed 10y said Judgment 10 -
sold and therein described as follows Al
that certain lot piece or pdscr. II iand:
situate. iFing and being n t1e Borough %
hFoHN. Guy or Ne" ORA. bounded and de-
scribed as follows; Beginning at a point
on the N1rtAw-sterlv side % CLAW Avenue,
distant eight hundred and uiuety-seVen auI
forty-tl-sr-Oue- -huuLreGths tS97 a. feet.
NortAeasteTiy along The same from the cor
rer formed b. the intersection OF the North
westerly site Of CLAY Avenue. and tie
Northeaste-.y side OF one Hundred and
SiNty-ulut- street. running thence North
westerly at night angles 10 the said North
westerly side ut Clay Avenue. and Tor part
% the distance through a party wSU.
niuCty-eIgh- am dfty-f -fOur-one- hu1dredthg .
t9S54l feet. thence NOFthe-ly on a line
making an angle with the last mentioned
course Of niuety five t951 degrees. one OD
minute and nineteen tl.N seconds. on ita
NOrtherly side. sixteen and saventy-tnFae-
oUe-hundredths G6- 80 feet: thence East
e,ly parallel with the first course. ore hun
dred CoM feet % The N0rthwesterly side
Gf Clay Avenue. and thence Southerly along
the SAID Northwester.y side % Clay Ave-
nue.. sixteen and sixty -seven-one- -hUndrsdths .
.6G feet 20 the point or place Of be-
ginning SAID premises being known by
the street Number 1881 Clay Avenue.
Dated. New York. September O. 1900
JAMES kEARNE,Y. Referee
ELTE\STEIN & EOSE%STFT( Attor4
nevs for PLAINTIFF 500 Rrcsdway. Bor-
oCCh ~ Manhattan. New York City
The following Is a diagram - the prop
erty 20 be sold; It's street No. is 1891 Clay
Avenue
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

MAN. -. experienced as travelling sales
man with publishing house or manu-
fac'urrrs. also railroad once experience:
good education. references Address arI
Fiskc. To- West 64th st
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

ssfnsis6 cor 1921 ~. s9.lOzlOol:
<hltruos., NoIigags co loans 1920 Street
N''-'''-...... sas.2so
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

have been filed and will be attended to as soon as
the books are received from the publisher" he
added
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS for new time recording stamp:
splendid proposition: guaranteed article.
LitChfeld. IFS Beekman 81
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

GARDENER head working -Iite's expe-
ri"nCe all branches. first class testi-
moniais. Scotch. aged II. married. year
old child. W. - Cortiaudt st
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

GARDENER. FIRM MANAGER BY first
lass American. strictly sober. expert
poultry man cottage needed no children,
Address Pierce, l53 9th ave
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

PARLORMAID or upstsir. work in good
private house; BY young German girl;
best reference. J. GlassT. 437 Pleasant
ave
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

GARDENER - Norwegian. single. expert
encsI In general garden work under
stands lotbrls. srecnhuuEes. Al refer
eut~s- r. p. 81 Elm ST. kesrny. y. :.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

BANkEOOk No. SIS, OS3 ot the Union DiIns
savings Rank Is missing Anv person
having a claim 70 IL is hereby called upon
20 present the same Within ten days. or
submit 20 having said paSsoOok cancelled
and a new one issued
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
rrrnaIs

rern1fs
MAID-CHAMBERMA girl. will
live with lady IN hotel or apartment, or
travel; still with employer Apply or
write. Julia Bernhard. care OF Marshall.
Hotel Marie Antoinette
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
DOMESTIC sIrCarIONs WANTED
Af.is

CoACHN HNAS-GARDENER or FARMER -
Young Irish couple two small children.
man understands AL machinery. wife good
laundreSs excellent reference. CarIeaters s
Bureau. lS4 dth ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
TYFEwR1TINo AND TYrEwHrrERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 20 Nassau at: catz-
lokue free: all makes taken part pay
ment: bargains IN UuderwOOds. ReminEt0ns.
Oiiver. Smiths.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

PLYMOUTH-C -CHERROy yRCi-BRE EMEH
Express SRilinRs Tursdays at 10 A NJ
Kronprlnz Wm. oct. 3 X ". der Or. oct. 10
CrCille .--..- Oct II X W II. oct 70
PLYMOUTH -CHEpBOCHG+BRD
TWin-SCreW Sailiugs Thursdays at 10 A. 81
Friedrich q @ sept 30 Washington o.. oct. q
KurfueTst. o.. oct Bremen. .-.... Oct 81
GEORGE WASHI%GTO\-S oct IL
- 90 tons. Newest and Largest German
ship afoat. Every innovation known 10 the
sn!pbuilder's art,
GIBRALTAR PLEs-GENOA-
ALGIEsRS.
Mediterranean Sailinrs Saturdays ~ n M
Z. Irene ...-.. oct Q Berlin new 20. Nov q
Is. Albert 81. Oct 3 +. Irene. 800. Nov. -
Indcpt ndeut Around the World Tours.
Travellers Checks good all over the world.
Apply OELRICHS & co. General Agents.
: BROADWAY. NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

WAITER Tn privIt" boarding house
bachelors apartment or travelling. by
Young man. nr-t-olass references Address
o. 81 West l2Ith 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

67S. 6a4. SOS MADISON AVE Desirable
suites ana private rooms, with excellent
board. table accommodations; prices rca-
sonahle. American.