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New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Mafa

f;IrTLFF. second or useful man. strong young.
willing Norwegian; thoroughly experience:
excellent references. OsteroeIs bureau 81"
Lexington ave Tel 1055-Plaza
RT7TLER AND VALET (German)- Thoroughly
exnerienced. excellent reference. city or coun-
try r Miss FitzGerald's Bureau, dG3 Fifth
ave. entrance 42d s.
BT5TIER-COOK-By young married Canadian
maid waitress or kitchen girl: city preferred;
best reference. Carpenters Agency 124 9Th ave:
COACHMAN. groom and second man wishes
postion; country preferred: written personal
reference. aee u height . feet . inches. Ad-
dress. J Cleary. 1Sa East 56th ST
.COACHMAN-Single: Well experienced: dutiful.
willing worker capable of filling responsible
place: disengased account of change 10 automo-
y. 2o3 East 4Sth st.
COUPLE-Englisn refined, want position to take
charge gentlemen apartment or do entire
oIk small family: washing. etc. man useful
butler-valet: wife cook. useful maid; competent :
best references. Call or address g. Butler. Sos
West 10th St
FARMER. GARDENER-C0oK, LAUNDREss
Young Irish couple: no children; man under
stands all machinery; wife good cook and laun-
dress. Carpenters, 154 9Th ave. -
FARMER-American: married: two grown chill
Cren: experienced all branches used to han
ding help: excellent reference; ready now. Car
penter's Agency, 154 9th ave.
GARDENER-Bv married man; long expert
ence under glass and outside; well versed with
flowers fruits vegetable etc: best Of refer
euces- Gardener, P o. Box 1876, Morristown.
n. J.
USEFUL. MAN.-Three and a half years refer
ence: go anywhere. Miss Curry's Agency. 25
West 42d St
USEFUL MAN in private family; wages so a
month and board; good references. Address
J. s. 1860 I'd
USEFUL MAN.-Cerman; single: on private
furnaces; references. Address William Madaery.
6 Chatham Square
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
PROPOSALS,

Boston and Concord.-Sealed proposals viii
he received at the Navy Department until
twelve o'clock noon. December T. 1910 when
thev will be publicly opened. for the purchase
OF the Boston, appraised value Sl3. .O0O. and
~ proposaI and bond. and information con-
cerning the vessels and the terms and condi-
tions OF sale. may be obtained on application
~ the Department. The vessels NAV be cx-
suined at the navy yard, Puget Sound. Wash
ington r. F. NICHOLSON, Acting Secretary
OF the Navy. 10-22-'1O
E-P0POSAIS FOR MISCELLANEOUS RAIL
way supolIes-!oflce Of Assistant Purchasing
officer. Panama Raj! Road Company, "a state
Ir,1.osais viii he received at this Office until zoo
l.. III November rs. 1910, Tor furnishing the
sho,-s r,sutioued articles. Blanks and full tn
formation NAV be obtained at this office WEN
DELI, l.. SIMPSON. Major. 10Th Infantry. u. )
A Assistant Purchasing Officer.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
QUARTERLY STATEMENTS
Hide and Leather's Action Fol
lows Recent Stock Manipulation,

aza result. 81 3 believed. Of the msnip-
uiation of the stock Of the American HIDE
and Leather Company last summer, under
which II was adranred from 24ia TO 2-i- on
,eror-s thst The annual statement would
show large earnings. only 10 fall 10 - when
-.a ~.rort which showed Il biz deilclt Tor
TIC wear was published. the company has
fr--fod ~ ISSUE quarterly statements here
after
~r. FIRST or these quarterly statements
WAS issued YESTERDAY. IL was FOR the guar
20. ended September 20, and showed a
detect; after paying interest on bonds and
.,rorfdfrz for thc sinking fund. Of Sl63,45i-
c-et sarnings from operations, after cnarg-
sr- rarlacamefts renewals and interest on
io7us were ONLY Slgl0 which would not 20
"a i,, r,a,-uS the quarters dividends on
f-e Ela.s.s.aq0 : per cent cumulative pre-
.erros stock ~ the company outstandinS'
or which 7=-. ner cent I'm back dividends
Is sresdv duo.
70, c,-rrsif1inp the action of the manage
rgrr, N making quarterly statements, Pres
l5ent Hall said
I'm f-gl5ing the first such statement at
ter.-.o- Is drawn 70 the fact that the
leetfr- business. as IS well known. IS sub
-ee7 ta wide fluctuations. and that the
sre.- ~ sici fluctuations is natufaliy
fahlr ~ Dee more pronounced IN quarterly
Sediments than In statements covering
rIarr extended period. The accompanying
F Fat.rleut ~ earnings is prepared precisely
o. fae same accounting as the annual ac-
counts of tee deficit for the quarter '5e''si
reure-auts the deduction in the valuation
of rusoId finished leather. - result OF q
con.rrrstve valuation on September 30
-a 10y as has been learned only band OF
lrezual-ible tipsters was behind the move
n.eu- to boost the price Of American Hide
tE5 Leather stock last summer.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
LOST RANkeOOKs.

RANKEOOK NJ. 527. iGf Of the Union Dime
savings Bank Is missing. ANY person having
q claim % II - hereby called upon 70 present
the same within DAYS submit TO having
said passbook cancelled and new Que issued.
RANKBOOk No 5O6.S4S of the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing. ANY person having
a claim TO 90 - hereby called upon 90 present
the, same within ten days submit 90 having
said passbook cancelled and one issued
TOsT-BankbOok No a43. ZOE Bank for savings.
80 4tA ave, New YORK Pay stepped.
please return book 70 bark.
7 TOsT-RankbOok No TO5. sos, Bank for Savings.
.Sa 9Th ave. New York Payment stopped.
please return book 70 hank
I OST-B -BanbbOok No. a6a 7O1. Bank Tor savings.
aSa 4th ave, New York. Payment stopped
T.l..tse return book hank.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
EECHANICS' LIENS.

III
EI.sNE.RF PL. &. 300 II n Cf Marmipn ave
1GDxlD0, church L Gates x co ast Home street
Realty CO owner and contractor: S-2ua "a
WALTON AVE. @ r. 100 n OF fremont ave
f88xl0y. August Kampfner agt Henry Benilne
owner and contractor. $''N4-
18TH ST. 30 10 2s8 East: RiloUitz Bros as'
af;r-Is+ Ruff and Albert Eochsters owners
Harry Levitt. contractor. Ss6 T.
sauTH ST. s. 20 n of Marmion ave. 25A
100. Robert johnson agt Charles Llnder, Owner
Isaac Aiken. contractor SllI 30.
WADSW0RTH AVE. 14os Springfield Roller
and Manufacturing Co agt Mutual Apartlneii'
90. owner. George r Morren- contractor; Sl't"'
AMSTERDAM AVE " s. whole front between s= te51,
I76t6 and 177th SITS. Pucci Contracting 20 az AZ
IsfnCold ReaIty Co owner and contractor s%AoO.
ID AVE. IL. Hdchsnhaura Brothers agt hata- Ta,
crime Miller. owner, BENJAMIN 1onh. ieS9ee' Ma
h Herman. slIb-cgntraCtor. SAB A.
ARTHUR AVE $. l42 n = Of 1slst - Eoh
q2: STANDARD Damp PROBING and koonhE : q
AIT Koch Building CO. owner. henrietta hau
mann contractor; $Jt
ELLIS AVE. s $50 r Q Of Omstead ave.
l00,-IOs. same agt Mink Construction 90. owner
Henrietta BauUanu. contractor. $l5p-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10

75xo9 II; Isidore Jackson ct al agt Nathan Loewy
,,oTH ST. s. 80 It of Park ave 90 o.
,oa ~. Gustav LaDge agt Rudolph Simon - -
tssrsolosure OF Mtg; attorney. @ LanEe il - "
BRYANT ST. cor l73d st, 5Ox1G0: Gaa+ano
-,,1ente agt Bethany Gospel Church et aI an
,,nn to for-close mechanics lien): attornea.s
Ieirlieri & Wechsler.
.24TH ST, 5sI 10 80. and Both st, $40 ana go
,--orr. Post a McCord agt James Z C;Ie4biii =
,affion TO foreclose mechanics len); attorneya d
F,idltz & Hulse.
12sTH ST. 100 East: Jacob Platt ct n ..
peTcivai r Magic ct al foreclosure of mtep. as
torney. + p HummeL
7sTH ST. s31 East: Max Rutel art rs,.fo II
lion ct al foreclosure of Mtg: attorney-s NJ e .
& u " Blumenthal " d
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
PUBLIC NOTICES.

NOTICE, TO TAXPAYERS. - DEPARTMENT T
OF Finance Bureau for the collection Of Taxes.
~ Chambers St (Stewart Building. Manhattan
IMPORTANT notice to taXpay ers--NOtice is here
by given to all persons whose taxes FOR the year
19t6 have not been paid before the 1st day OF
Novernb Der Of the said year THAI unless the same
shall ne paid to the Receiver Of Taxes ~ his
office I'm the Borough I'm which the property Is
located as follows Borough Of Manhattan 81
Chambers St, Borough Of The Bronx. Municipal
Building corner I'd and fremont aves.: Borough
of Brooklyn Rooms >. /, and s. Municipal
Building: Borough cf Queens, Court Square. Ions
Island CITY; Borough of Richmond. Borough
HALL st. George; he viii charge receive and
collect upon such taxes 50 remaining unpaid on
that day, in addition TO the amount or such
taxes interest at the rate OF seven per centum
per annum, TO be calculated from the DAY on
which the said taxes became due and payable,
viz October 3. as provided in Section 9l4 OF
the Charter amended BY Chapter Ar. Laws
of 1903
November l. 1910.
FRED H. Z. EBSTEIN. Receiver OF Taxes
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

NOVEMBER q
Peoples Trust Go te United States Title Guar
ante and Insurance 60. 81
United states Title Guarantee ana Insurance
60 ~ Arthur J Mace 81. .0a0.
Matilda WeisbeckeT 10 Anna Mavforth: $500
Frury r. Weeks IA George l. Hin CO. S21.6i5
. 49, Alexander Grant 10 samuel " Weiss and ano
oey Jersey Title Guarantee ana Trust co. as
. rrus. 60 Ia-hrou Colgate. ST 900.
William Russell and ano. as receivers ot
Mutual feserT" Life Insurance 90. . Title Guar
. ante and Trust Co. . assts each SO GOO.
sane 70 same: $1,000.
LAW ers Mortgage 90 10 William r De Forest
SlS.ela
Iuiou Trust 60 70 New York Protestant Epis-
Ma:ssret b (les - Thomas } Healey, 500
Kate L.1y u Isaac Mendoza. $2une
Augusta Du Val 10 Pierre " Nildey, $500.
state Bank - Jacob B-suner: 81
Julia Eauu o. Harry Freudenburg: 81
August Jacob 20 1orkTiHe Bank: 81 - -
Francis a. Reed 20 Washington trust GO. Sc
solomon Moses and ano. e1rs. to American
Mortgage co. $4,000.
IrTol= Low. 10 Katie KaEeI and ano: Sioo
american Mortgage GO to oliver II Carsa;
SHOE
Title Guarantee and Trust CO TO German
savings Bank. $500.
I.itza.,etl 1IacCarthy 10 William T. Larned;
Transit Realty co t. Minnie Waxelbaum; 81.
Minnie Wcllner 10 Burglar Steiner ct al
sar=h } Houinshead, trus. to Burghard
wiriam T Hoozc,. Inc 20 Alfred Z Glib
Ro5es- n LYMAN. e1r. TO Robert N Lyman
ANN r. 514n5fa turing Go to Henry stucke;
s.laen $ rsuasu ezr. to Lucy T. COM
hdaif rcbel TO Knickerbocker Trust Co;
Nary Dumas 10 Northern Bank. New York;
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Increase of Army 0ffiCers-Ap-
pointment of Major General.
rFrom The Tribune Bureau
washington. November

washington. November =.
ppogIF,aTS FOR SECRETARY DICK
sNSON.-The return of the Secretary OF
War 10 Washington VIII AFFORD the oppoT-
funity for action on several important SUD
5ects which have had the attention Of the
General StaF Of the War Department and
,,non which Major General Leonard Wood,
she chief of staff q the army. has made
recommendation The most important, as
far as army officers are concerned. is the
modification of the pending bill. which aims
10 increase the commissioned personnel by
e. officers. Il Is hoped 10 improve the
chances Of action by Congress by amending
tie hill so as 10 provide 80 officers for
iat, with the militia The bill, a. original
lv drafted. contemplated ninety officers for
.his PURPOSE The idea is that the measure
VIII allow officers TO he placed on detached
cutv. creating an equivalent number OF
vacancies I'm the army 20 be fiiled partly
from civil life one Of the questions which
Secretary Dickinson VIII take up is the
regulation CT the appointments. one propo-
sitior being 10 place q restriction Upon the
number which may be made from civil life.
i is desired that two-thirds of all the
srroiutueuts should go TO graduates of the
Military Academy It may develop that the
s~fuence Of the militia, which il is hoped
"a gain 'hy the new arrangement. win be
ezerte5 in favor Of appointments from the
.7rcauized militia as distinguished from the
appointment Of civilians
Another matter 10 Poe taken up Is The ap-
77oin-uaur of a major general on the ro-
sireFnenr of General W T. DuvaH in Janu-
arv. ard fhe appointment Of five briEadiers
soecurrir- st various times from December
& 10 Nsrch 20 l. l. rumored that Brig
adfer General Arthur Murray. chief Of
coast ARTILLERY. VIII become major gen
srsL and that the FIRST br5EadierShip VIII
Re THal by Colonel L NJ Weaver. also
of the coast artillery corps. who has been
g. efficient chief Of the militia division.
s7n the latter event Colonel Weaver viii
Undoubtedly continue IN hts present duty.
giving his branch Of the War Department
the distinction Of 7fe supervision Of = gen
eral officer. The army Is especially inter
seted IN the new appointments as giving
some indication of the policy Of Mr. Taft
in this respect and as showing whether
there viii be a continuation OF the policy
adopted n the instance Of General Bell
of having the appointments 10 briEadiers
distributed among officers Of infantry, cav
airy and coast and field artillery. based on
the relative strength OF the commissioned
personnel
\ third important question which Secre-
1ary Dickinson VIII take mp and carry 10
the President viii be the movement Of
troops durluS 1911 The regular schedule
may be departed from the coming wear
IN anticipation of 4 material increase in
the military forces intended for the
Hawaiian Islands IT Is contemplated TO
make that place q key To the military stu
alton 81 the Pacific in anticipation Of the
completion Of the Panama Canal
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
STORAGE NOTICES.

THE FOLLOWING PERSONS are hereby noti-
fled that their household effects. on stor-
age will he sold at public auction Monday.
November Il 1910 at Timmins Storage Ware
houses. 257 ia 267 West 11Tth st. New York
city, at 1880 a. m. in default of payment OF
storage charges that are over one year due. ac
houses: Mrs. r. Cunningham. e. 3. Pearse z
A Reed, d. :. Hush :. W. Turner. Il. ".
Phillips Mr smith, Miss r. Helm Mrs l.. h
White Mrs. s. Anderson. l. &. Garrett.
2
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
LIS PENDENs.
NoNENRER O

l6TH ST. 244 East Peter Esgsn sgt Maria
Fslae action 81" eiiloIee agreemsnt). attorney NJ
A Ting
TOTs 80 and IA. map Of Bruner estate The
T7ronx; United StslSs Realty and Improvement
sttorhsy. + G Babbase
1ssD ST, n $ lG2 i f. n W Of 81 ave 2ox
Tx irreg Jolii ilFtz azt Matilda Jones ct
Al estrzs rore'loSuIe q mtg, attorney. @ Frey
t57rH ST. n 3 500 II " of Amsterdam ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
TIME TABLES.
MISUNDERSTANDING

TUnexcelled Ritz Carlton a Ia carte Res
taurant. Gymnasium. EIec. Baths. EIcva-
tor. Palm Garden. Second cabin only.
sHamburg direct
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
EELP WANTED.
Niala

male
AGENTS making good mouoE selling cigars on
0Isr plan. EpoG future Call personally. Square
Deal cash cigar Co. 2If Greenwich ST
AGENTS SALESNEN-C5i money selling our
at dome fixtures and gas lamps. Write for
catalogue. ". Propp Co, - Eo"ery, Manhattan,
\ Y
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
70 krTENp FEDERATION MEETING

Y Nashington. Nov. s.-President samuel
SorlHefs and Secretary Frank Morrison OF
The sfperican Federation Of Labor. and the
BRITISH fraternsl delegates. Ben Turner
am N Brace. A. p. left Washington to
riSn' for -. Louis 10 attend the annual
COM eution Of the federation, which begins
refr Monday The convention VIII be IN
Scion tw0 weeks.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
WORK WANTED.
Male.


,ao-,-,-,,.pr,R-Th thorough. double entry; four
BOOKKESP E.rtanre; understands general office
years eApa week, with advancement. s.,
~ DoA I.--,, 10 wishes position in private fam
CHACFF r. ECaqe. II months in last employ
ly or Address J. Cleary, 21o T. 4ist st.
'iie.'g ~ r-t, or assistant; Irish; single, &c:
ofri 5rfver; first class necnAnci best city
SS5e 80. 0r-Reifable, competent American
IN t.S 1eAan6dential commission as iHFestlga-
requires rrSyise Tracer. Box y, Tribune Office
1oI, OF et.is. ,arge OF piano player factory and
MAN TO taAe, taAe,sTers Player Piano, 1856 Webster
.,,.--.,-,-17-p usher porter etc; by intelligent
-aiored man; aged ii; good pehgeh' STEADY,
house experience. "'9'
liz west 46;h st.
- 7,1,I-I.7- and HARDWOOD floors reiinished.
FAh|SE5 ~ expert: reasonable; city or coun-
poiishSJj, 5j-ess PoIisher, Tribune Uptown Office.
is377I=.-Y5 7,;2l - SHIPPING CLERK-By middle
e"sd man: experienced: gooc references. Al
5ress Francis. Tribune once
7-7I77,T7Io-f5 CLERK wishes steady position; ex-
SHlFfINS5 t~eIva wears varnishes and teehni-
PeIlcIltrios. married: export and domestic; best
ca suppl n H s 16S Greenwich St. cigar
- n 1X-To learn electrical engineering
iC1--o,t.1f references. will take any position
hsnCe for advancement. Q, c, Fttz-
C;ers1d's Agency, 5o3 9Th ave. entrance 1<u 81.
--oI-1-r, NAN % at anything, anywhere there
49, chance for advancement; references;
American. Louis Fastenberg. l3@5 ID ave,
,-,r->-- NAN law student, desires position with
yri,'Ileges C-has tioldenberG. p Eldridge st.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
REAL ESTATE
'ontinucd from tenth page.

instalments 8 per cent: George Ryder to Julia
Ni@li.'i e''V' address. S64 East l60th ST
1S2D ST, s. Iao2 ., q NJ washington ave
lsN'9X ifreg' Nov 2; yrs: Nicholas Geiger TO
Louis h Schoenijahn Sc 0oo; address 1744 West
North ave. Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
suRRoGATEs NOTICES.

SCRROGATES COURT, COUNTY OF
OranGe.-In the Matter Of the Application
for Letters Of Administration Of the Goods
Chattels and Credits Of Carrie J. Horton, De
ceased--In pursuance or an order OF the sur
rOgate Of the County of Orange. in the state Of
New York made in the above entitled matter
notice is hereby given. according to law, q
a II persons having claims against the estate OF
Carrie J. Horton. late of the city Of Middle
town in said county. deceased. and the cred
December, 1910, at ten o'clock an the forenoon.
at the office Of the Surrogate of the said
County of Orange, in the Village OF GOSn en-.
y. y. I. the undersigned, intend to apply for
Letters of Administration of the goods. chat
tells and credits Of the said Carrie J. Horton,
traitor. and a that time and place 7 shall
apply 10 have the amount Of my bond as such
administrator fixed at double the amount of
the claims OF creditors against the said estate,
under the provision of Section 1864 Of the
Code OF Civil Procedure OF the State Of New
York. and that they are required 20 present
such claims 10 the Surrogate Of the said
County OF Orange at his said office Oh or be
fore the 10th day Of December. 1910.
Dated AIiddIetown, N Y. November ?. 1910.
EUGENE HORTON
DONOHUE, CHAPLES-IN PURSUANCE OF
,,ata Of the county Of New York notice is hereby
Given to all persons having claims against
StsrIas Donohue, late of the County Of New
YorI- deceased TO present the same, with vOuch-
ers &lsreof. 10 he subscriber al rs place o.
frsnsactin1 business at the Office OF Lemuel E
Ouigg, No - Liberty Street Borough Ot Man
Satfsn in the City OF New York On before
the Ist dav OF December. 1910
Dated New York. the 9th day OF May. 1910
CHARLES W. COLEMAN. Executor.
TrNrr-FT E QJTIGG, Attorney for Executor, 80
Liberty street, Borough Of Manhattan. New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
ORDERS TssUED-The following orders
lave been issued.


ORDERS TssUED.-The following orders
lave been issued:
Major TANES A. sHIFTaN coast Artillery q
re-rl-rlI- service. rU 81 Louis. December II
vice Colo1sl WILLIAM r HAMILTON.
Captain UII1j-RR WILLING. Corps Of Enei-
Doers. 30 Vancouver Bar-aclss. for duty with
'rupauv r - hatailion Of engineers unit.
MAY ]. 1911. when he viii return 10 YeIo"
,1sptaia EMIL J. HUEBscHER. Porto Hican
-eElinent Of 1uialfrt. from N NaifeT he-t
General Hospital District - Columbia 90
Fot springs ARMY and Navy General Hos
,,artain EDWIN o. DAVIS ,retirel,. detailed
grSa ,z,a lilil9 IA 81 =. i- f,.y-71-r, e
Major WILLIAM A. M1LLEI; retired. to
First Idea;e-ant A. J. N'BRIuE fr.. Battery
r. Field srtuje-r- Georgia National Guard
s=ecaa4 Lteaterar. Nasty I.AwToE I'-.g Fh.ltg-
pine scouts. report in person tc 'olsf turear
E-.co1d iI- I.ieu5euaai IssWsGN NooRE 1zt cav
ar~,. aou E1i7e Barracks 90 5oin troop at
Lac ri aI,-arcs- ,apt4in CHARLES Z
I.Ieureusrf RICHARD r.. MOORE Cgras G.
ne'n@@rz ~ y - MONTHS ~, Z-r,,sr-I
ff-een aars. Dental Surgeon JJLiEN J.
TCENSEIN. two months
NAVY
zaeutenanr couanlanae- g. s GAI-BIsA III -e-
william FrawT a sons snip ana r-'--lE.t
Building toui1ars- ihi--ae -'Lia. !. et-t. "a - ~
inspector ir charge. naval magazine Ne"
Ta-k nistricf. Iona Island. vice 'onrno1ore
". BRATNERSREyT5ER r7tir'd'' I.
homo.
,rfder17nlan "a SMITH. detached the Panther.
the Dixie
T,s,-ruaz5er q. IL BAITTiIs. q du-y as pay
master 5~ Farl- Nv Yard Portsmouth,
vice Tag Inspector T. IT. ARMS. continue
o-her duties
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHfPS.-The fol
1oufr- movements of vessels have been re
ro~ted 10 the MAJ Department:
ARRIVED.
>r- E-T~sr Wa-ii-ston. A. 'Hi-hra
--o-- The Terry and r1a llr-nl1-Ci-aI3l- Al
,C0-+o-.. .-~ Potomac. - Santiago aa Cuba
-re Tennessee. the Montana and rle iilsf. 81
Charleston.
SAILED
>c,,- The Vr-rua.. --onl tl-s-tar9,r7 tnr
Santiago do cube 1le Rocket fro-- ll-lan
Head N1rfs.F.
Tho Eyas-irr-e-. assigned tr 6gts Ni-a hftH
division Atlantic Tcrr- TIC Vessel NlH i''' Is e
--- o.. t.afrr- auGar of division HcNfNef- until
-=-17-r ar -h- asc-1i- rE" Tennessee ff daiHif-
.r- Roads. the latter Uaff ~ NrN'fHfTr.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
ALTERATION PLANS.
NOVEMBER q.
MANHATTAN

FIFTH AVE =. 80 n from the corner Of
18Th 81. rear running through from 17th to
18Th st. known az l22 and Ia 9th ave. West
tEtb - and 3, and West 18th st. one 10
stv brick, stores and lofts. II. .SXl04Xl75, new
Elevator. stairwas, vestibule and show win
dow: estate OF l. ~ Holman Is Hoffman
,-,tsfeeb, owner, 20S Broadway; ] Il Enooks
sons architects 16 Nassau st: cost, SO, 600
BROADWAY. y 2. 80.5 II g Of 4sd ST sty
and basement hrick n sty for restaurant.
a6lrS-aoXlo0. new boiler and other Improve
-I,'srtg. cost, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10

CHAMBERMAID.-Engl country place three
years last place. SO Miss Shea Agency. .
East 42d
CHAMBERMAIDS who assist waiting; also as
sist laundry. Miss Crry's Agency. - West
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
CARPET CLEANING.

n Y CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM Old CAEPl-rS
Prices Reasonable send for Circular
Tel 1902 -46e8 Bryant 37-439 W 45th -
CAPIFr-I. CARPET CLEANING CO.-CIeans
by compressed afr. steam. hand or on hOor-
1858 Broadway 421 East 4Stb ST. coz e
RPANDT T-ef fSo-SSfh
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
LOST AND r0IIND

$50 M REWARD Will RE PAID FOB TIE
return of a pearl earring lost al Belmont Park
SATURDAY October 80 t0tn during the Aviation
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
SHARP EARTHQUAKES FELT
Disturbance Indicated To Be About
1000 Miles Northwest of Washington-

Washington, Nov. 9.-Earthquake treynors
we're recorded on the seismograph at
Georgetown University early to-day Pre-
liminarv tremors were recorded at 3:Oi Z. m
The principal disturba nces began at 3:I7
and continued until 319. the seismograpi
indicating that the tremOrs at this time
were strong. The record showed slighter
tremors until 3:g a m The earthouake
was estimated to have occurred $500 to 4, 900
miles northwest Of Washington. The seis-
mcgraph recorded both vertical and hori-
zontal movements of the earth
Cleveland, Nov. 9.-The seismograph at
81 Ignatius College recorded an earthquake
Of more than two hours duration early to-
day, an event of rare occurrence it was re-
ported at the college It probably was a
tremor of great intensity, although unlikely
to Go any damage because it is believed to
have taken place in the Indian Ocean or
China Sea. The first shock came at 12:1S
g m. followed by the main shock at 12:5s
the maximum at c17. and the end at
IL =. m
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
NOVEMBER 2.
MANHATTAN

PRoADNAH. cor Of Park pi; one brick
and stone Office bldg. - stories, 105h a 10. TX
1aT So. with an extension S6KsS IS stories
T(rosdvav and Park Place GO. owner, $50
I3rosd-rsv. Cass Gilbert. architect. II East
5.rb st. cost foundations only, $500. 600.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS
NOVEMBER g

BRYANT AVE. n " cor Of 167th ST 1oov--.
American Mortgage Go loans samuel Ivttis
SIS. go
18TH ST &. 13o q Of Amsterdam ave
1e0xq9. II: CIerfnania Life Insurance Co loans
William NJ Moore Construction co S1s5 tso
18TH ST. 23i 10 PAL West: Prudential 1-s,-
ance 90 Of America loans McGraw ResltZ O.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
REMEDIES.

THoROTGH. PERMANENT CURES IN cases
OF BLOOD PC%sON, NERVOUS DEBILITY.
ri AtJDFR COMPLAINTS an kindred dis
eases: relief at once IN dangerous cases. recent
or old: those desiring only irst class scientifc
tusatuent should call. Or. BOSSCHUR. the wen
known specialist. SO W 3Sth ST. Hours - ~