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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02
ROUGH RIDERS BOW TO
SPELL OF RAISIN DAY
Honor California Industry With
Special Program

Raisin day was f1ttingIy celebrated
by the Rough Riders of California Sat
|urday night when they held an enter
tainment and ball in Puckett's hall.
Miss Flora Hubbard sang a cornet
solo and a chorus of30 young women
under the leadership of Miss Maude
Sharp sang California" Speeches
were made by A b. Treadwell, Marc
Anthony and Colonel A. P. Harris.
Packages of raisins and loaves of
lraisin bread were presented to the
guests as souvenirs of the event
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02
Governor Joins Party
ISoecioI Disoatch 10 The Call

COLFAX, May 1.-The special train
bearing the exposition delegation to
Washington passed through here on
time. Governor Gillett and Private
Secretary Cooper joined the party at
Sacramento. Luther ]. Evans, president
of the Manufacturers and Shippers
association of Napa. is also with the
delegation. A welcoming reception is
planned by the citizens of Ogden to-
morrow afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02

During the season of navigation of
1908 there were 46 steamers fitted with
mechanical refrigerating plants sailing
from the port of Montreal. with a. COM
bined cold storage space of 1,105.556
cuhic feet
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

y~,Tr\C; WAT % wishes position as general
o47ca assistant and stenographer and dype-
,.--f1i,,a. -eferences n. Brill 234 East lp-d s.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
IN ARMY AND NAVY
Meucr's Plan for Economy
Meets Opposition
rrrom -he Tribune Bureau-l

xz-sshincfcn. February IS.
WORK At NAVY NAkDS--se',fe e'''..
= =, f.,,o- of g radical change in
.,,,,,.,. .,s Installing repairs and making
-. -, hoard ships o. war. II he
- = he ss disposed to there VIII prob
-t,,- rz r,auv protests from people inter
- :, preserving as large volume or
- .. .,ossftle FOR navy yards Mr.
So ,.,e Informed the House Naval Com
-.,f++s-s that he is not only IN favor OF nav
- ,,e,z ships built by contract, instead OF
81 NV, wards. but he believes il would ee
e. economical measure to have extensive
-..nair work on naval Yessels-amenntlhs
IN some Instances 10 S75o, ,ose-also done At
,,rix-ats Yards under contracts awarded
s@tes free and general composition The
-7rst OF these projects under consideration
: that involving important changes and
Intensive repairs on the Alabama, which,
No. the old conditions. would be sent TO
81, navy yard al Brooklyn. Congress at
,h4 last regular session authorized these
-euairs at 2 cost Of about S6oo.ooo, and 2
s5rvev has been made covering in detail
So labor and material on the ship under
- various bureaus Nest OF the work
-rosld ordinarily come under the Bureau Of
,---srruerion and Repair and the Bureau
:. e5,-se contractor il viii be necessary for
,fase bureaus TO contribute parts of the
sperlscafions under which Tire work must
be done.
Members q the House Naval Committee
-,ao DO not favor the Meyer plan OF navy
-.arranization took advantage Of the sug-
restiou oc NJ. Neyer IN favor OF having
,..val repair work done by contract instead
al q 2 navy yard 70 remind him that tins
might induce the committee 10 put out Of
commission some of the navy YARDS regard
ing tl-e economic usefulness O. Which there
IS =o7.bt. There Is nc relation, OF course.
between the Meyer plan o. navy reorgani-
zstioa and Mr. Meyers proposition TO have
certain extensive repair work done under
contract That. according 10 his view OF
:ne situation, i justified by business prii-
6encs and economic considerations, ana
would no' interfere in the least with the
reservation OF the navy YARDS II state
ct readiness under military control for
their legitimate use as places Of restors-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
uoh OF the vessels CT the fighting Hee'
"AeA dlsaoied IN time of war.

Nh u eiae vessels CT the fighting
""ea ulsapled IN time Of war.
ORDERS IssUED.-Ths following orders
have been issued:
Major Sseneral WILLIAM Il. CARTER, cetTiiie1 cP5iie
niel. etl."er GsneEal staff Cerps rs iloi, ,Wsshing-
t,.les 70 San Francisco, thence 10
ton reporting to chief OF staff -
iNetirefnent Of Colonel JOHN W. Pui,Lans:d i,L,s,,sd
sistant auarteTnastey general annouaNefr iron,
Japan htbfsfkT 4. tRITH. payhia5S 1f
Matter Reed General Hospital Distf'ct Oh
First Tsa;si,aat TER FfERpISASD W ToYDA. SIsA
slslal corps, TO Fort Bayard Eeilei'' ~
Leaves OF absence: Captain GEORGE W W: MAJ AZ
TN 18th Infantry two n9nfhsi; aiR s En- In
tenant WILLIAM :. SINCLAIR '' "
faatrg, two months from April !.
NAVY.
Lieutenant I. D. MMIILAN. TO the Soufh Saf-
Lieutenant v. Il. ALLEN. detached Tecrnitins . tn
station, Pittsburg; TO charge Tecru1IlhE ,frf 80
LOCK 10 charge recruiting station. Indian
apolis. vice Lieutenant c: W DEasnottth-' isnt5
Chief Ene>ieer G. F. NAGLE Cretired). detached
,.,,, navy yard New York; l1 = bone ,.-.cbed
cruitlns station. indianapolis. and await or
Surgeon c. DE w. nRowNsELL. to command
naval hospital. Puget Sound. Wee surgeon
9. p BAt'G- to The CooTado. tho Colo
rado; 70 the Indiana -
Passed Assistant surgeon 3. II. DORSEY: oe-
Puget Sound, and additional temporary duty
on the Philadelphia.
Passed Assistant Surgeon o. L. WlChbs. &C.
tached recruiting station. Denver; 10 recruit
Ing station. Cedar Rapids. - ~
Passed Assistant Surgeon =. n. FALN / LE-ltCf
detached the Indiana; continue other duties
Passed Assistant Surgeon A II. AI-l~isN. de-
tached recruiting station. PittshurE; 10 raFai
hospital. New York
Passed Assistant surgeon T. " RAiSoN. de-
tached naval hospital. New IC-ki 10 recruit
ing station. indianapolis.
Assistant surgeon ( T. STFRNE. detached navy
yard, Puget Sound: 10 Washington
MARINE CORPS
CAPTAIN T 2 LYONS. placed on retired list: 10
home and report arrival 10 major general
coulnanCant
Captain L T FRYER. preparatory orders TO sea
duty the Louisiana.
First Lieutenant II T. EULTE, detached COM
n1aad marine detachment. the Rhode Island,
on reporting OF his relief: TO marine bar
racks. navy yard. Philadeiphia.
First Lieutenant J. r. HENLEY. leave OF ab-
seDce for two months.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The fol-
lowing movements of vessels have been
reported 10 the Navy Department;
ARRIVED.
Feh. IT--The Ysnkton At Guantanamo.
SAILED.
Feb 1.-THE CulgCa. from TornpkinsYi!le for
Guantanamo; the Galveston. from san iran
cisco for = Ie-lCTtoIl-
Feb lS-The CaIIao from Hong Kong fer Can
tora
The Severn ordered detached Naval Academy
and used as tender to third submarine diyi-
sion. Atlantic torpedo feet the Hartford
viii be designated as station ship Al Naval
Academy The Sterling from navy yard,
Norfolk 70 navy yard Portsmouth. 80 be
placed Cut Of service The AJAX ordered III
service a. navy yard, Portsmouth.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Female
NURSERY GOVERNESS. SS.-French; competent:
from years old up; with Christian family
good references Address Z. H.. 237 West
gath ST.
TRAINED NURSE Experienced; care for ner-
vous or couValescent patient. act useful ON
panien accept any position OF responsibility
s Howard, 221 East i04th St
WAITRESS-Swedish i've years in las, place;
73o Lexington ave; telephone 6TSS-Piaza
wAITRESS-By Finnish girl; excellent refer
euces. understands carving: wages 81 10 SD
Yields Bureau 324 Columbus ave. telephone
7s94-Schuyier.
WASH by day week excellent reference.
l. r.. care Henderson. $40 West 4@d st, eity.
WOMAN take II. fancy washing. out good
references Nvarf. afTe Sth ave
WORKING HoUSEEEFPTR.- R.-Capahie woman
coed manager; caterer. private family. hotel
institution or bacrelor's apartment. uHdersl aHds
erences present employer. e. r.. Miss Fttz-
GeraIds Bureau. 503 5th ave. corner A2d ST
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WAN. ed.
Male.

Male
vsI-rTER and USEFUL MAN.-Hunsnrlan, Jus.
arrived: speaks German. very little Engnsni
r,iIIi-e 10 b. generally useful; city or count! /:
. weaTs' reference flom former employer. go 70
Sa6 T s. MISS FitzGerald's Bureau. 603 ON
ave, corner 42d st
Observation-Disclosures Irish. can do gardening ;
handy with tools, best OF references. lr"in'
care Huggart 1874 West lLth hst.- ST.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, experienced, careful driF-
81. cItv or country generally useful; excel
,art 'refsTeuce Edwin, care OGeils Agency, 80
an ave phone 2s0l Bryant.
C.oACHMAN GARDENER or USEFUL MAN
Young Polish couple; wife COOK or house
,sorker. well recommended. Carpenters Bureau.
I54 dth ave aye-------------
5S51I German Hungarian: cook, laundress;
I,Utier useful do entire work OF family four
80 excellent references. city. country. Indus
la Association. East 42d ST
-r-[T-pI r.-NVife cook. man eoaehmau. gard
,,,er. understands running naphtha launch,
.s.,,1,fa acturine gas willing 10 be generally
a1rsl. ufteen years references j Miss
r5fzyerq4d's Bureau, SOB 9th ave, corner 4ad,
p y Nj working foreman; wife can make
rhItreT and cart poultry: children. tssi1 hard
aTLsrs. first class recommendation address
Doee care OdeHs Agency. 80 btn ave 4'h-E@
aso1 Bryant.
TAR1 sTPERINTENDENT-- wish 70 place
- slIperintendent imarried); has had eharga
%, nv farm seven years; expert Ia breeding OF
,s,zastock: q reliable tnan IN every respect. d.
Anderson. greenwich. Conn-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

The app-oxinsts amount % tas lien OF
charge. 10 satisfy which tns soCys-d -dcseF4ped
,rrest thereon from the Tth day Of January.
Ielo together with costs and allowance
amounting to s224T4 VIII interest from
January 2Sth 1910. together with the ex-
nenses Of the sale The approximate amount
~ the taxes assessments and water rates.
- her liens which are 10 be allowed to the
purchaser out Of the purchase money. or paid
by The Referee. j. s5fllN ana interest
Dated Neu York January 3lst. iaio.
DAVID TIN. Referees.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
STORAGE NOTICES.
STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
1851 Broadway. cor sd -.


1851 Br9sawsy: e,1, yo-s cor rsS Ss'o 4a,b ,a1a
Aristoa Real Estate Co. Chas. T. Allen, r
q. BardwelI ". II. Bisau. Mrs Brown allen
Brown, Charles Brown. B-own's Newport Ex-
casey. Vim Childs. Mr- DsvilIe. % Dull John
Donovan. Dr. E L Finch, J J. Flrn. Miss =
son Alice Cray. Mrs y. Gregory. John T Hall,
" Hamilton. Mrs. HasweL; Roymn HltGacoeS'
W. c Hunter. w S. kain. Mer1nod keiiey.
wHa j. ksIey Z Les hesi,s 1sna Ms Hs,. =
Ngsrsy' 0aRtAyn Mrs Robt- oIIara. Ms Pate. Ed
Ss1s F Pc F.IIer, Reed F. C. Roonsy, Thcs.
Rush T. l. Robinson. Geo {. Rooney }tciee
Spencer L s.; J2nn. J. 9. Stevensen. o. No "a,
ft1S ;ora ytiiiarnS Maggie winston. Mrs-
Of you are hereby nouned that the time Tor
hereinaft@r described having expired after due
notice thereof had been given you- we VII
cause such properly. . WI aoHsenSia 'oogs
49, ISr in which YOU NAV have an interess,.
10 be sold al public auction. according 70 tho
warehouse 1854 Broadwsy. cor. 5Srd 81. New
ming at 1880 a m. AID u the sale Thereof -
not eonpieted on Saiu s Hase ~ ~ .t - - 49,, s
Monday thereafter. beginning at 1850 = m
until the sale is counnI~ted.
1 sTANDARD STORAGE WAREHOUSE
LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY 43. As and - West 64th street
To f. l. Toring, Mrs < II. Miause Ethel
Hurne and Ludwig Bauman * Company an5T'
J. d Roberts. Mrs Corneiia II. Pier. Mrs A.
Murray. Mrs. I P zniah, n. p. Cunningham.
II r GILLESPIE. Mrs H y Ros~ueau. Miss r.
L. Collins and Thomas Kelly. z. d. Tittmans
Collins Marsh and Clara Goldsmith. Miss Mar
garet Winters. Mrs Della Dealy. Mrs. Anna T..
Parker. Miss \ L Blunt y O. Moore. Ms
A L. Miller. Mrs =. W Mead. Victor Proc.
F J. Griffin and 2. c LeaFy. Earle Reynolds.
Miss Victoria CailIot Mrs. b Newman Mrs.
Pansy Newins. MISS X GIbiin, John ". Bagisy.
Miss VI C. YerNes. Mrs Louise West: Y0i
and each cf YOU are hereby notified that ths
time for DavYnent OF our Hen uDou rhe property
her~inaft~- Described having expired. after dus
notice thereof had been given you. viii
cause such Drop~rtv- 30 Wit. Household foods
and Merchandise stored BY you IN your
nsnle in the warehouse Of Eve cor1nany 20 ht4
sold at public auction. sccoFdinx 20 the statutes
~ such cases made ard provided. at ths auc-
tior Yocras Of W y. Fiatt4u 4 SON. Southeast
corner tS*h street snd C@tvsrsirv pfac1 cor,-
rnercfns Tuesday. March Sth. 1890 A NJ Sn.s
continuing every Tuesday and w.dnssAav
th-reaft~r the same o. aee and hssf- unfsf
80 -he GOODS have Nan s~td. TrerRTr
STOR 'GE AND WAREHOUSE CONPkNy
nos. 4S 45 and 81 West 64sh Street
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
FORECLOSURE SALES.

sT-pREME COURT. CoIJNTY OF New LA. I0hk.
ais Pafes Plaintiff. against Philip kI-eg-r
s14 oThers Defendants.-In pursuance o. Jues--
--,s1t ~ foreclosure an1 sale. duly maze aLu
entered in the above-entitied aciion ana 3earlnE
5ats the 11th day OF February, 1910. /. the url-
Ja-efgnsd the Referee in said JudgrnenI nanlStl.
TrjT sell al public auction, az the Excnahss
ssaf4ero1rn Nos I4-I6 Eesey st. III the t3oTo!sn
nS ,Jsnhat titan. City Of New York on the lltn
5av ~ N1arch 1910. at l. o'clock noon on th1r
GSS fv Tosepi P Day. Auctionea-. the premises
5irected bv said Judgment 10 be sold. and mere
in Inscribed as follows: All that certain lot
,,iere ~ parcel OF land with the bulIdings ail9
tnrrovernents thereon erected. situate lying an9
h. TIe@ in the Seventh Ward Of the Borough oL
Tsn6attan City OF New York. being on the
N9rtIerIv side OF Madison Street and which on
= San NJ me Estate Of Henry Rutgers deceased,
bv Bridges and Poppelton. dated November lola.
1Sf3 i designated by No SIS. containing II
h-as5+h IN front and rear each twenty-five (29l
80 and in length on each side one hundred
200, feet; be the said several distances and Oh
1e1ssians more or less said premises being now
itr-tu1 as No $50 Madison Street. in the Bor-
nIIe+1 ~ Manhattan, City OF New fo-k
Tra+e5 Neu York. February 18th. 1910
PFIENIX INGRAHAA. Referee
SANTEL \. FREEDMAN.
Atforrev for Plaintiff
r,r7oe srd fostoffice Address. No. $50 RroadWays
F7orough of Manhattan, New York City.
The foIISwiug ia diagram OF the property 20
pc sod
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
SuRROGATE'S NOTICES.

N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c. thomas. a Surrogate OF the
County OF New York, notice is hereby given
10 all persons having claims against Sigmund
Guiterman. late OF the County OF Esw York.
deceased. to present the with vouchers
thereof. 10 the subscribers. at their place OF
transactng business No. ~ Broadway In the
city of New York. on or before the 29ih day
OF July next.
pated New York, the a5th day of January.
1910.
RUDOLPH GUITERMAN. LEOPOLD LEH-
MAN, Executors
EINSTEIN. TOWNSEND & GUITERMAN,
Attorneys for Executors. a. Broadway.
New York City
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
AEi . WANTED
Fen~Ie
r EiII I6-
anted; steady work. VIM. siiverste.n,

Fem lie.
GIII. wanted; steady work. VIM. siiverstein.
III Mercer st
HoUsEW0Rk- --I3ercnan sirl for general house
reqolred: II West aSd st, Astor Court En-
I.oyrrent Bureou.
klTCHENMAID. scandinavian or German. $50.
Tor first class city family; must speak English:
Sah Monday morning. Schroeders Bureau $50
lexington ave.
LACNpREssEs $3.50; country winthrop
bureau, 60 West 3sth ST
LAUNDREss'. Irish, wanted at once: wages $50
Apply, with references, Astor Court Employ
Itleat Bureau. - West 3sd st.
LAuNnREss wanted Immediately; wages s25-
Apply, with reference Astor Court Employ
Inent Bureau, "a West a3a st.
LAuNDREss to assist chamberworls German
swede or Finnish girl preferred; out OF city
ehort distance "A Vest Sd st.
NURSE. child Ii months; city; must have
eelent references: sSG-S35 Miss FitzGerald's
Employment Bureau, sos 9th ave; entrance on
52d st.
NURSE GIRL German, wanted for one child
medately sehroeder's Bureau; $50 Lexington
writing; experienced preferred; neat girl; one
able using English language nuently, SO Miss
Diehl Agency, 90 Nassau ST.
NURsEMAID.-one child; any nationality
will 90; references required Universal En-
ployment Bureau, 2s East 23d ST, Miss PecA-
ham.
OPERATORS on ladies' silk waists. Apply all
week, Rosenzweig. Al West Houston St
sTENoGRAPHER. law reporting. bookkeeper'
So stenosrapher. bookkeeper Jersey i; tIty;
Sl2: brokerage, city, si5 Call christian ohIE)
Miss Diehl Agency. 80 Nassau st
STENOGRAPHER; Office worker; position 4Zo
st. Ssi stenographer, bookkeeper. s.: doWL-
town, permanent; Brooklyn position sl2 Els'e
Diehl Agency. 80 Nassau ST.
STENOGRAPHERS: bookkeepar; office workers
can and permanent positions by GAZING upon
Elsie Diehl agency. 90 Nassau st
FUCKERS, experienced. on ". & c. machine
steady work; cali 7:30 a T.. SIlveTrlan bFos''
241 Centre St
TWO GIRLS for Bronxviile: cook anS Soa taunos wss
S25-S3o; chambernatd-waitFess. 81 -nI'9
FitzGeralds Employment Bureau, SOB oth ave.
entrance on 4ed st.
TWO GIRLS for Pelham; Protestants; four in
family cook assist laundry $$3 eRa1,Iier- ID9l,
nent Bureau. 5o3 9TH ave: entrance On ~ ST St
TWO GIRLS; city: chambernaid and laundress.
SO: waitress and ehambeFworK, 81 MISS
FitZGeralds Employ Haent Bureau, oUe oth ANs--
entrance on 42d 81.
blind pupils: understand touch system Mrs;
Pilsburys Bureau, 5J7 Fifth ave, bet 42d ana
4Sd sts. -
TYPEWEITER. offico assistant, girl TO work on
circular work; permanent POSITION; 81 Osli
Immediately. Elsie Diehl Exchange 99 Nassau 81.
TYPTsT- 10 make out bills on Underwood ma
chine SO: permanent position; call immediate
Iy. Elsie D;ehl Agency. SO Nassau S. St.
MATTRESSES. city; s25- $50 Winthrop Bureau
ca West asth 81.
WANTED for school in the country two Shahl-
terInaids and Mattresses; wages sic 0e7 "
schaefer 4f0 4th ave. ----
YOUNG LADIES WANTED by high class De
tectiye and secret service: fine opportunities
with good salary. Address D A-' Iflpuhe u
fee
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
cLP WANTED.
Male.

4 Nv ARTICLE. IGe per cent profit; send Two
cent stamp Tor working sample EEz1el-ca 1E'e-
- E-,- Co o. I,roaEway
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

AGENTS wanted, elthsT sex, in ali iocai--eSs
sen zsgL-a and flower SEEDS; % Per ce-,l -tln-
-ls-5sz. re Cvrre--uI3IIy. tuii- Ct srzIs tlL1S
.--- =eI twenty &c ukrs per hour SEND stamp
-s-- EaI1y Seez C, Srr1ngaeiGs Mass
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

Madison street.
The approxiunate amount OF the lien or charge,
10 satisfv which the above-isscr. bed property i
~ ~ s. rnId is ST. 19f. 80. with interest thereon
foo-, ,be 7th day of February, 1910, t5gether
With costs and ellowance amounting 70 s6a,;za.
%ith the expenses of the sale The approximate
a,~r,trF nj the taxes. assessments and water
ates - ether liens. which % be allowed 20
tie purchaser out OF ths purchase c.i @ noney or
PaIr Tsts4 New York Feb Is. 1910
os'--' PHOENIX INGRAHAM. Referee
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

BANKBOOK No. $40 .85S OF the Union Dime Saw
ings Bank is missing Any person having a
claim to il is hereby called upon o.present the
same within ten days submit 10 having said
passbooh cancelled and a new one issued
BANKBOOK No. 147S $50 Of the Union Dime Sav-
ings Bank is missing. ANY person having a
claim 10 it is hereby called upon to present the
same within ten days or submit 10 having said
passbook cancelled and n5w one issued
LOST-Bankbook No. 233. 352. Harlem savings
Bank Payment stopped. Kindly return to
bank
LOST OR STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 555 $50 Of
the German Savings Bank in the City of New
York corner 4th ave and t4th st. issued 70
Anna SChlech All persons cautioned against
negotiating the II not returned TO the
bank on the 5th day OF March. 1910. duplicate
will be Issued
lost OR STOLEN.-BankboollN No. 4sS.35G OF
the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank Paw
n1ent stopped Please return book 10 bank
No 81 Chambers st
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
Female

assistant HOUSEKEEPER- for woman s
club wages $50 city Universal Employment
Bureau 2e East 23d 81. Miss PeckhaIn
ARTIFICIAL FL.OWEES-Forty experienced
rose makers, pi-1ework: quick hands make
ever - per week, steady work. PoppenhUsen. I9
V-es 81
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

] LACNDRESSs. Irish, wanted once: wages s3o
Apply, with references, Astor Court Employ
irlent Bureau. - West 3sd 81
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

hlICHENMAID. Scandinavian or German. SO,
Tor first class city family; must speak English
Sall Monday morning. schroeder's Bureau $50
Lexington aJ-4
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

NURSE GIRL, German, wanted for one child
IL very nice. family; wages s25 call i'm
rlediately- schroeder's Bureau, 7ae Lexington
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
s1-pREmE coCRr. coUNrY O. .NEw ToRK

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
= Triirs Mayer. Plaintiff against William
ws,nwright and others, Defendants. In pur-
snanre Of Judgment OF foreclosure and sale.
SrIv made and entered in The abovc-entttled
ac,jor and bearing date the 2Sth day Of anu
arv, 1910. 7. the undersigned the Referee in
ssid Judgment named. viii sell ar public auc-
rion .t the Exchange Salesroorns Nos f4-i0
Vesev street, IN the Borough or Manhattan.
f.fty of New York. on the 2+tn day OF Feoru-
arv 1910 at l2 o'clock noon on that day, by
Toseph p Day. Auctioneer. the premises
6irec,rd by said Judgment TO be sold, and
,barain described as follows:
All those certain lots. pieces or parcels
NJ land. situate. lying and being in the Bo-
oueb OF THE Bronx. of the City OF New York.
in The County ana State OF New York known
ana distiuruished on a certain map or survey
-1ads nv Douglas Knox. City Surveyor. dated
srrn 90 1905 entitled Map OF 1874 lots COM
rris,ne the remainder OF the Verian Estate.
sf+uatsd in the Twerty-fourth Ward. New
yorL cIty Borough OF The Bronx" and fled
s. The offce OF the Register OF the County OF
w york on the goth day OF October. 1905.
- Msc no iIOi as Lots Numbers eos and
geo ,.. o.. ,o,o
DAVID TIM. Referee
SIMPSON WERNER & erARDOZO. Attor-
80 Tor Plaintiff, III Broadway. (Man-
bsttsnI New york city
rna foIIowIng is a diagram OF ths property
10 bs sold
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

HoCsEWoRk. k.--CierJnan sirl for general house
work two in family: apartment; references
required. II West 33d st. Astor Court En-
r'oyrent Rureou
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

LAUNDREssEs $3.50; country winthrop
Bureau, 60 West 3sth ST
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

! LAUNDREsS wanted Immediately: wages S25
Apply, with reference. Astor Court Employ
rlent Bureau. "a West 33a st
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

NURSEMAID.-One child: any nationality
will 90; references required. Universal En-
ployment Bureau, 2s East 23d ST. Miss Peck
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers; tutors: GOV GOV,
ernesses etc. to Colleges. Schools and F'aTriiI-a
Apply to Mrs N. J. YOUNG-FULT0N.
% Union Square
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
AND TYPEWRITERs.

TYPEWRITING AND TYPEMRITERs.
YYEHhERS, Tss.ie Ts.s = e3ssA5 es sls :'ss.1ss sss
yIcgT0P VISIBLE 7e Nassau st-; catalogue
free; all makes taken part payment; car
gains n Underwoodss Rer1lnsto1ls' cilNeiS'
Smiths
rvpFyvPITrNC and stenographic dictatton;
literary legal. commercial; lowest pl4ce--
Tel $3.50 Plaza. 55 East 59tn s.
MISCELLANEOUS.
.-p0I-E COMPETITORS attsfactory
l1esHrz Prompt cash payments tor coChtleto
,itrsries OF small collections Of rllscel4a50ISs
Iitsrature can always be obtained t-E-NtSt
WsTKAN - Broadway. Telephoue. 39S broad-
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OFFICE ASSISTANT. understand type
writing: experienced preferred; girl one
able using English language nuentIy. SO Miss
Diehl Agency, 90 Nassau ST.
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A--,C any l-s-iorsalic-. over =, sfeaAlls an
ot-.--. s-ecial Inducements 10 ilfei4i6Fii-
.. md -T5er .rno speak foreign lansiasfs, <N--
e--ss ttatinc agc, experience -4ela@-'- io0
t-- - Drca6Hav-
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Swimming.
SWIMMING INSTRUCTION
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

oy 7. ]. ROWLAND. West SIDE Y Nd L n
Sls WEST eth ST
Write or Apply st PHYSICAL Densrtnsl..
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For BOYS and Young Mefi-+City-
rursr SIDE Instruction IN Al different classes
=. - Mathematics Languages, Auto
Il H mobile Special Subjects: Ad-
sahs SsHi yeTtising. etc
57th Sneciai Booklet
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-E'rC-SeU novelty acceptance lntsEeSIS
ag---t-o,ot--. biz -rcEts: Information free LIN
rain -ar.z~a Novelty WORKS. 1851 tSroecS3sz-
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NURSE. child Ii months: city; must have e1-
eeent references; sSG-S3 Miss FitzGeralds
Employment Bureau, sos 9th ave: entrance on
! sf
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IN INSTRUCTION..
FRENCH IN FIVE WEEKS.

A practical knowledge of French guar
anteed. Prof CHOFFLET, OF Paris
Glasses daily. II. Allow me to explain
nv system STUDIO. West GATH st.