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New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
MANY ENTRIES RECEIVED
Three Hundred Athletes to Com
nete in School Games.

What promises 20 be one OF the pest
school meets ever held will be that
In the 14th Regiment Armory, 18th street
and Eighth avenue, Brooklyn, tonight,
when the third annual indoor fixture OF
Manual Training School takes place. No
fewer than three hundred individual en-
tries have been received by the committee.
A programme OF twenty-five events has
been arranged, OF which fourteen are closed
TO the members OF Manual Training School
All the closed events will be handicaps. or
the school events the race which Is at
tracing the attention Of the school Is the
contest between the members Of last year s
football team and the faculty. The lads
are anxious to meet the teachers on the
track. The teachers welcome the oppor-
tunity to show the boys how 10 run.
OF the four open events, that which has
attracted the most attention In the scho-
lastic world is tire interfootball relay race.
closed 10 those boys who won their honor
letter on the gridiron this fall.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07

80. ucIlride TO William + Smith; 1900.
IyIscpi, * Truesen to Agnes Pusch; $1,000
I,as 7 schramme to Payne Estall; $4,000.
IInts "a 1, Krieg to Henry Roerner. $1,000
ia,,,srs' Mortgage Co 20 Poushkeepsie Sav-
ings BANK: s2sOoo - .,0 ooo
San,a 20 charles Dean, trustee x3S,VO.
p, L,lar 10 Leopold Lang. 500.
fa1hs IFIietnan ct oil to Leibe Friedman; 81.
cStherine Murray. extrx, to Manhattan Life
uausn Raub 10 Linda Care and ano; s2S, 900.
Sarah NJ bernstein to Real Estate Mortgage
sioV' II Marckwald and ano. trustees, 10
IIIIi.. ~ Halsted: Sl1. 600.
Jacoh Frankenthal ct al. executors. to Nathan
Brill; $1,000. . - n r,or1,,sAs. N
assts; 500 - . ,,.,. uoc,,sr. st
Ern.. y Nordstrom 10 Robert JACOBS so:v1,
IomIs = w seifert, administrator 10 LOUIS
Cora = Roberts 10 nes-Roberts co: sioVU'
FI.e,-n waller 10 Edith Waller; $500.
Fii,aho,b p Gatheld and ano TO Jacob Plat;
Ises, cht-,an 20 Morris II Rothschild: 81.
Jscob Nsw,ate 20 the Public Bank; 81.
Antho,y 7 Schwoerer 10 William Mpre'
s35. 600 N, .,oo
Estbs- Alexander 70 Bertha Rosenthal; *loo'
Lizzie NJ Fellows 70 " g Taylor: u .,
DJcL G Ramsay eNr. TO William III Hoope; 81
IAdenburg Thalmann g 90 ana anu
10 Tad.nburg Thalmann Co: 81
Assets Realization 20 10 Lapeuouls'
e Co trustees: 81. ,.,
George g De Witt. trustee. to Jacob Frankeh-
Carnsgie trust Co 10 the Public Bank; VI.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07

LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY. ~, As and a. west saith st.-To
" = Young Mrs. A. Fennell, Miss X Gib-
lin, F. W. Jacobs and Mrs. NJ. j. Miller. 6, l..
Mordecai. NJ l. Nichols Samuel Gilbert, Miss
wharton lanes Estate Of Mrs n. Baker and
Harry T Baker, Mrs, Ida Howland' Mrs NJ
Lee Ma,her. Miss M NJ 0HN-oFgn' Mrs W l. Allison,
u w. Brown. Miss Grace W. Hoyt Frank
Ridge, Estate OF Mrs. l.. N. Montague and
Harry X Mont4sTsi M5s, W.n NJ; s Fhss Goraa1 aa1
Woriarty & Co. Mrs. J. Muriel and Mathushek
& Sons. Mrs: II. @: We'll, A. W Richardson
Miss ~ j. Dean; G, w, W ,,NSis~ MfLeH Pbiiin Rob.
son. John H. Gould, MIS- G. Mcmahon, Mrs
Allan Taylor, Mrs NJ H, Pataky. Mrs NJ. !"
Kelly and Lille E. Kelly, Mrs. W. r. Hunt:
You and each OF YOU are hereby nouhed that
the time for the payment OF our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having expired
af,er due notice thereof had been given you.
we win cause such property. TO wit household
goods and merchandise, stored by you or IN
YOUR name in the warehouse Of the company
to bo sold az public auction, according 10 the
statute in such made and provided. AT
southeast corner 18th st. and University Place
New York city. commencing Tuesday. January
18th. 1911. at 1890 a. m. and continuing on
every Tuesday and Wednesday thereafter, at
the same place and hour. until all the goods
iavs hesn sold Liberty Storage and Ware
hous. Company, 43. 40 and Al West 64th ST.
THE WASHINGTON STORAGE WAREHOUSE
AND VAN COMPANY LIMITED. No. 23O0
stb ave-To Whom II May Concern. The follow
ing described property 10 wit: Household gOofs,
personal effects and merchandise. belonging to
or held for account OF Mrs. Archibald, George G.
Bates r., John Batsche, Charles S. Belden, Mrs.
Reginald Berg. Sylvester Bresnan, Miss A. r.
Britt, her heirs and administrators: Fernand
Block. Miss Florence x. Bonnel, Mrs. Catherine
Booth. Miss J. G. Bunker George y; Clarke his
heirs and administrators. f. ]. Cllggitt, Mrs
Miss Mary Duffy. Mrs. B. Frank. George L.
John Grady, l. d. Gray. Miss Edith J. Green.
Mrs susie Gibbs John r Gill F. A. Grobauer.
Mrs. D. p. Hachtnann Mrs. Alice Harris. II. II.
Harrison. Joe Horgan. John Hollsr, Jackson Mrs;
A. c. Jennison, Mrs. Martha Jensen, Mrs. Pearl
Jones, Mrs. Maud Koehls-. Alfred Leslie; Mrs
]. Lotus, Mrs. c. 2. Meyer, Mrs. c. s. Morrt-
son. Mrs Anna Seaman Murray, James J. Nc
williams Guy Osborn, Daniel F. O'Brien. W. A.
Parsons Mrs. r W. Patterson Mrs. l. Pleasant.
r. I. Pieper, q Perez. Mrs. A. n Puckrin, d.
II Seaman. Mrs. ". stetson, Mrs. Mary snifin,
J. H SprowI. Harry Thatcher. Bert Tsllman.
Mrs R. Van Deerlin. Mrs, c. Van Sicklen, Stallo
Vinton Mrs. c. W. Wallace. Joseph Walker, Al
bert Wagner John Ward William p. Wrlde p.
r. williams l.. Wriedt, will be sold 10 satisfy the
lien OF the undersigned thereon at public auction.
10 the HIGHEST BIDDER, AT NO. 23OO sTH
AVE- Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK City,
on MONDAY, JANUARY SD, 1911, AT 1890
A NJ ard on each succeeding Monday thereafter
until said sale be completed. Dated New York.
January 7, 1911. THE WASHINGTON STOR-
AGE WAREHOUSE AND VAN COMPANY,
LIMITED. 23Oo sTH AVE. NEW YORK CITY.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY O.


1,oru sr $50 East: George McFadden ast
Farmar. Loan and Trust co. gdn. owner
John steele, contractor soo.
EsMEEE Pt s-si1D 900 S,r.proo. e Of sass Ga1 aaa
noc- iVoAl, ~ YDc Sat Home Street Realty Co.
owner and contractor; Harry Levin owner
s26o 80.
HOE AVE. e. 7s IT OF 172d st. Soy; 10Y
Savoy Glass co agt ole OLSON, owner Afreo
B. OLSON owner and contractor sZoo'
10TH ST 20 West: Herman Blumenstetter
sRt Henrietta Rosenblatt owner and CON
tractor; Samuel Rosenblatt contractor sSo.
1s7TH ST, 517 to 521 East; Nicholas ?
Peterson agt Mountain Construction Co. o"nsr
and contractor; siiS.
ANTHONY AVE. s. 17s II $ of 173d ST.
1oOxIOO. william Kinney ast Anthony Ave
nue. Construction Co and Associate CONTRACTOR
ana Builders. Inc, owners; Anthony bd'ro'
owner and contractor; $500 SO
BEAUMONT AVE. 2420 10 242s; Br-gmsn,
Rosenberg Il Rather co egt Jacob Cohen Con-
struction co. owner nnt contractor; $3.50.
1e2D ST. 600 West. and 19lst st. eoi West;
Isidor Cohen act Almeda Construction co.
owner; Moore Blackley Co. contractor; $3.50.
leisT ST, s. IT'S II OF Hughes ave; bo1
100: Michel Lagana ct al agt Mary Wilkin-
son. owner; Gennaro Basciano Alfonso Moret'
and Giuseppe Picone, contractors SlHo.
PROSPECT AVE. s. 30 II OF 1884 st.
5ox1l0. John Bell co agt Anna Welschman'
owner: Charles Nagle. contractor; A De Luca,
sub contractor CrenewaD: s46S so.
fOLBEiE Az T., cor lbotn ~. 'SASo'
Mary y Schneider agt Mountain Construc-
tion CO. owner (renepaD; s67 30.
175TH ST. ais East; Samuel Goldbiatt ast
Frank Tenbrook. owner; Abraham Meier
contractor; slie.
10TH ST. 234 East: Eisner Bros sst Clara
Heiferman. owner; Joseph GreitZer, con-
tractor: S4Z5.
143D ST sos West: George Schweppenhau-
ser agt Val Fink. Gusavc r Boyer and Chel-
sea Exchange Bank. owners and contractors;
$3.50
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07

districts except along the northern border
from Maine 20 Minnesota where they VIII
continue relatively low during Saturday and
Sunday.
The winds along the New England Coast
will be light 10 moderate variable, Middle At
lantic coast light 70 moderate south and south
west. South Atlantic and Gulf coasts, light. yari-
able: Lake Michigan, moderate south and south
west
Steamers departing Saturday for European
ports WIN. have moderate variable winds and
generally fair weather TO the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special Localities.-For New
England cloudy to-day. Sunday. probably
fair: snow nurries in northwest portion; mod
crate variable winds.
For Eastern New York, fair to-day, except
snow rurrieS IN extreme northern portion;
Sunday. probably fair. moderate temperature.
hRht 10 moderate south 20 southwest winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Dt,triet OF Columbia fair weather and mod J.
crate temperature to-day and probably Sun
day; light 20 moderate south and southwest
winds
For Western Pennsylvania; Generally fair
weather and moderate temperature to-day and
Sunday; moderate southwest winds becoming
variable
For Western New York. fair to-day, Sun
day, fair, except snow hurries near the lakes.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Louis W Olms 10 Westchoster Trust Co 81 900.
Jennie II Leonard, admX, TO Jennie X Leonard (;
g.
IDA sattler to 18th Ward Bank; s. $50.
Kate Ryan 90 same. 500
CIeorgiana Scott 70 Margaret Sutherland: 2
assts; 81.
Marie DE Grauw to Kate L Smyth; Sli,-
500
Anna X Beck 10 De witt c Cohen: $4,000.
David Armstrong 70 Charles II Ayres and
Jeanette Wertheim TO Solomon wertheim; ST.
James W Furman 70 Adrian Jackson; So
75O
Adolph D Bendheln trus, 10 Ida L Hotter
and ano, guardian. sl6 900
Same as guardian to Nellie Warner. s.
Frank Burke TO william Bergen. 5000.
Corn Exchange Bank and ano 10 Alphonse II
Kursheedt. $4,000. .
John H screyen. thus. to Robert Turnbull
George Waddington. trustee, 10 Ethel Turn
bull. 81. 1900
Same 10 same. 81. 900.
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust co 20 law
yers Mortgage Co "a assts), $4,000.
Same 10 Hermine L Krieg 81.
william c Bergen 10 Bronx Borough Bank 10
asstsl; 81. ~
Realization Co; 81
Carnegie Trust Co to Public Bank OF New
Van Norden Trust co 70 Public Bank. 81
Henry A KENNEDY 10 HdelEe GrOssman, 5000
Jacob Stritrnatter, trustee 10 Charies strltt-
matter: 5000 1900
Thomas F Delahanty TO Helen Lally; $500.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
LIS PENDENS.

I36TH ST 1sT West Tenement Hcuse Depart
ment agt Mary simcoH (notice Of levy); attorney,
Watson.
18TH ST, 24s West: Ietitia sands et al ast
John " Harmon foreclosure OF Mtg; attorney.
J Clark.
10TH ST. 3s9 East Tenement House Depart
ncnt act Moses Mas notice OF levy: attorney,
A Y Watson.
HOE AVE. . =. I25 II Of 1874 st 751lO0.
ylttorio Marcigliano ast East 10Th Street Realty
Co notice OF levy; attorney. B Cohen.
lsT AVE, go: Herman Kappes agt Frederick
seyd et a. foreclosure Of mtg; attorney, G II
Hyde.
18TH ST. 5Is East: Tenement House Depart
rnent agt David u Jennings (notice Of levy; at
torney, r Watson.
18TH ST sos East: agt Meri Negia
notice on levy attorney, A Watson
18TH ST, 25s West; came agt Christopher
sommer notice OF levy: attorney. A r Watson
Sd ST, GO and 6s West: same agt Aaron Jacobs
notice Of levy) attorney. \ K Watson
DECATUR AVE. 1915; Amelia Davis ast Irene
A Poulson ct al foreclosure Of mtg. attorney.
J = Kilsheimer.
SHERIDAN AVE, a43 TO 947 and 1880 ST. 1876
East: Michael Cerussi azt Briggs Avenue Realty
co et al action 20 foreclose mechanics lien);
attorneys. Miller & Bretzfelder.
Sd AVE q s. 80 II n OF 18TH st. 37.1I1O7 loi
Aaron Bume et al agt Morris Simon et al
foreclosure OF mtg). attorneys, NJ and >
Isaacs
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Oficial Record and Foreeast--"ashihs 'on
Jan. with the exception of local SHOWS IN
the rexion of the Great Lakes. Northwest We"
England and al scattered points IN lhe hoeNy
Mountain region. and rains on the Nor'n
poctec coast the weather was fair in all DIS
iricts during the last twenty-four hours. ~
the present. dine there is well dehneo ols-
turbance within the field OF observation al
though the pressure is considerably oelo" 'he
r,rnal In the Northwest states genersl
reaction 10 warmer weather has taken place
In practically sH parts Of the country ana
temperatures considerably above me no iSI A.
are reported from all districts west OF the
Mississippi River. Unusually hlgh tempeIa
lures for the season prevail IN Calfornia' yls
highest recorded being so degrees A. Los
Angeles With the exception OF snow huIt,ss
Ssturcay IN Northwest New England ahc
local SHOWS saturday and probably sunday IN
the region Of the Great Lakes. snd ram or
snow in the north Rocky Mountain region
and on the North Pacific coast, the weather
throughout the country will be generSlly talt
during the next forty-eight hours. -,
The temperatures will be modersts I'd ."
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
CITATIOkS.

CHARLES T. COOK.-THE PEOPLE OF THE
State OF New York. by the grace OF God; free
and indePenden.-To Charles Ion. COOK Pagciias Mstia
Antonette y. Maclay johnson, william DAVIS
Pennypscker, Jr, and Cullen w ParInelee, as as
Executors, etc, OF Louise Davis, deceased: Julia
Tarnham, James Paulding TSrnham, Woodlawn
Cemetery, Elizabeth Williams, Amelia =. Cook,
I%D fns Hs AraS 6ok MaT2 snse6a B
Porter, Singleton Bird, Katie oshea, Samuel
Adams Henry a. smith, John c. Moore LOUIS louis
Harry H. TreadveII, Charles NJ. More, Paulding
Farnham. Alfred Mitchell and bdwara 9imon
and Company, and as Trustees OF the trust
Great ted or attempted 10 be created for the benefit
Edward r. o'MaiIsy. as Atty Genl., etc; Eliza
beth S Williams. EIecutrix, etc, OF sherman
W Knevas. deceased: Louis c. Tiffany and
L. TIFFANY deceased: Horace Porter, Alfred G.
Vanderbilt. Reginald c. Vanderbilt, Ogden NILS,
Harry Payne whitney. lawrence p. Sexton
williams, Inc; Tiffany & Company, Alfred w
Cook. Ethel NJ. Cook and TO all persons interested
County OF New York deceased. creditors
legatees. next OF kin or otherwise, send greeting:
ouired personally 20 be and appear before our
Surrogate Of the County Of New York. at the
surTosstes Court o sald W msa yort Si tne e
the 2sth DAY Of February. 1911, at half-past ten
o clock in the forenoon Of that day, then and
count OF proceedings OF Sarah z. Cook Edward
Dimon Bird and Harold E. Cook. as Executrix
and Executors Of the Last VIII and Testament
OF said deceased and such Of you as are hereby
cited as are under the age OF twenty-one years
are required 10 appear by your guardian. you
have one or II you have none, 20 appear and
apply FOR one 70 be appointed, OF IN the event OF
ycur neglect failure 70 do 50, guardian Will
be appointed by the Surrogate 10 represent and
act for you in the proceeding.
In testimony whereof, we have caused the Seal
OF the Surrogates' Court OF the said County Of
New York 10 be hereunto affixed
witness Hon. ABNER C. THOMAS. a Sur
rogate OF our said County. at the
TLSI County Of New York. the 2ist day OF
December in the year OF our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and ten.
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk Of the Surrogates Court
FLOYD & LEARY. Attorneys tor s. z. Cook et
al etc, 65 Broadway New York City.
PERRY & LAWSON Attorneys for Harold z.
Cook etc. 2 Rector St. y. Y. @.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
IOST BANkBOOkS,

RANKBOOK NO. 544.s7s OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing Any person haglAs
n claim 10 IL Is hereby called upon 10 present
the same within ten days or submit 70 having
said passbook cancelled and new one Issued
lost -Bankbook No 5I4.756 Of Dry Dock sav-
80 IDstifutlon ANY person having claims
upon said book is called upon to present @ t@he
sarna 10 the bank within thirty days or the
90 booL will be declared cancelled and eN-
sinGuished and a new one issued IN lieu thereof
TosT-Bankbook No 47e.7s4 Of Dry Dock say, say
"Ing9 restitution. Any person having claims
a. said hook ls called upon 20 present the
ssna 10 the bank within thirty days OF the Sal9
Sani' ,,Jr he declared cancelled ana eNtusulshed
G oDJN new one issued in lieu thereof.
BANKBooK 10. 45852o Of the o.5o J.ion ,igins Dime
savings Bank is missing Any peFson lr1s3 IA si,IS
81, 20 m is hereby called upon 70 present
cam an within ten days or submit 20 having
tIly S. Soassbook cancelled and new one issued.
sald pariFbook No 95B $50. Bank for savings
$50 4th ave- New YORK. Payment s'opPeo'
please return book 70 bank.
I-1Ssr Pa1xbook No. sTo.O O26. Bank for sav-
LOoL, go am ave, New YORK Payment
lnSea5 please return book 20 bank.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07

cent Louisa Frick 70 Anna X "in'erer' $2'VVo'
address, 442 East s4th ST
,ssTH ST. AS to 43o East. 5on n irres; que
a.. as per bond; Jan 8; United bohemian socle-
e', , the Bronx 10 Title Guarantee ana trust 20;
ss 600. address. 176 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY Cprior mtg ss,OOol Jan 8;
s.mand per cent; same TO BernheIner q
Scbwartz Pilsener Brewing Co; SSSoo' auuress'
amsterdam ave and 12sth st
tsisT ST. n s. CLIO II OF MORGAN ave.
,o16ox irreg; Jan 5: yrs: Wirth Realty and
S%orstrlction Co TO John Schaefer; slIVO.
address, 1905 Clinton ave
o2oTH ST, s 400 n OF Kstonah ave-
Tots each 20 lx100 g mtgs. each $1,000 Jan
a. due etc. per bond; Paramount Realty &c
- Manhattan Mortgage Co: $1,000; address
200 Broadway.
o42D ST, SIS 1914 n W OF Martha ave, 25s
100. Jan 4; 3 yrs o per cent. Moser Arndsteir
20 Catharine Rafter; $500; address, IL Lexing-
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. C,
Jan. 4. l9ll.msealsd proposals VIII be re
ia leli for the construction OF engine
house al pennsylvania avenue and 2Sth Place,
southeast washington. d. G. Form OF pro-
nosaI specifications and all necessary informa-
hon NAV be obtained from the Chief Clerk En-
gtneer Department. Room 427, District Building
STrTO II RUDOLPH. JOHN A. JOHNSTON,
WILLIAM V. JUDSON Commissioners. d. c.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07

yrs, 511 per cent; william Simpson Construc-
tion co 10 Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Co; $40 600 address leo Broadway.
l63D ST. cor Teller ave, 1oox45 prior
mtg $40 OOO; demand, per cent; same 10 Mar
garet Knox. $4,000; address. AS Mott ave.
l65TH ST. 6T7 East. q 2N1OO; Jan (prior
mtg Si4. .O00j . yrs, per cent; Louisa Frick
l06th St
lG5TH ST, s. 25 n Of Trinity ave, q. 3x
100 prior mtg $4,000; Jan 3: yrs, per
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
sIIRRoGATE's NOTICES.

-. rTTRsT'ANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
IN ,Lo.r ~ Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF
>,sI Work. notice is hereby given to ali persons
H NeW ciairns against Cornelius Z. Mitchell late
haN;hs l.1,rfy ~ New York, deceased, 70 present
OF tnS 49, with vouchers thereof. 70 tae sub.
.cribsr. al her place OF transaetlng oGs'hesi ,s
" W. I'M .treet in the City OF New York, on or De-
fore rl the 30th day OF January 1911 next ext. ,o,o
Dated New York. the 29tn gay o. July' tSlO
,,,TcuFTT q MITCHELL Attorpeys for Ex-
.scn,rix "a and 46 Wall street. Manhattan,
-, York CRY.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

7TH AVE. lO5 to 10: 18th 81. 2S West;
Bowles Clifford 60 agt Ono Hundred and Six
Seventh Avenue CO ct al; Jan T. lsll: 81, +oS 35.
18TH ST. 10 West; benjamin stanger agt
Arthur Bookman ct al; July %, 1910; s76.
HOE AVE. s. IS u OF 1924 ST; Oriental
Fireproof Sash and Door Co ast Alfred Olsen ct
al. Dec l. 1910: s425.
MARION AVE, cor OF Kingshridse ri
Michael Gerussi agt James Jones ct al: Nov
q 1910. Sl3O.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
FOR SALE.

uIo oARGAINs-sIishtly used ONCE furniture.
Dr. Dis.xL. tvpeyriterr casn registers adding ma
.htnss rnimeographs nling cabinets safes, ad-
dressins machines time clocks. partitions eheek
protectors. bookcases. NATHANs :, mhi'e St-
yrsL.s o.rtltions. telephone booths. tables.
rhatrS eardrobes. mirror wall fixtures. ousl.
- tlrnIture all kinds Finn Brothers Sos
1,o.auay 50 Franklin 81
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN.

132D ST n g. rs II OF 7th ave- TO .ty
livery stable; J A Murphy, Chicago, owner
J McMerritt, ITO Broadway. architect; $4,000
2sD ST, 14a East; 10 2 sty brk stable; L
T Alton. III Broadway, owner; Gronenbers q
Leuchtag, West 22d 81, architects; $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
CARPET CLEANING.

Y CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest Largest, Most Modern. -
rrNF, RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
prices Reasonable. Send for Circular.
-. AGO 4G97 BRYANT 4S7-i89 ". Sth 81
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-clesns
nv compressed air, steam. hand or on moor
fbss BROADWAY 42i East 4sth at CoE
ppLNpT Tel is2-36th.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

23gTH ST. = g. 400 n OF Katonah ave, 81. 4x
lnD: Manhattan Mortgage Co loans Feirmoun'
Realty Co $1,000.
HOE AVE 2 s. rs II OF 1924 ~, 50I-i
Prospect Investing Co loans Ole Olsson Ss 600.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN

18th ST s. 100 II " Of 9Th ave. for q
ETY. brk apartment, 4oIs23. Harbater &
sink. 4S West 1l2th st, owners; b Meyers.
Union So West, architect; $4,000
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
BUSINESS CHANCES.

AM FORMING = COMPANY 20 import raw
products at wholesale. want partner invest.
ererces exchanged Address " T.. Box II.
tribune pHIce
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

.RoyE ALI. COMPETIroRs-satis
dealing Prompt cash payments tor compiets
ttbrsries or small collections OF miscellaneous
pfsrature can always be obtained HENRY
IAIKAN AZ Broadway. TelephanA 2S~A' N----
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

rotrEGF STUDENT Japanese) wants light
work in family; has good etper renee @ IN 40,
,,,tc aorL. excellent references. very small
wages Oki 330 East 5Tth hst. 81.
5.tJ,t.p,FEtrR Married: nrst class mechanic
economical: nrst class referehce ,cd,dh.y J,ds.uy SO
West 0sth 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS.

Inports and marketings Of drygoods last
week, with comparisons. were as follows:
Last wk. Prev. wk. Last yr.
ro,al ir,rorts. SO 5i4 90 So 800 421 s3,345, eo1
,rotsI rnarketInRs 834s, 1876 g. Csc, 3e4 9.lS. II
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07

not much change in temperature, moderate
variable winds.
Local Official Record.-The following Official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes In the temperature for the last twenty
four hours IN comparison with this corresponding
date last year.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
Female

u,ypEpIENCEp stenosraphers and double en-
- tookk eepers wish positions. good refer
- 81 Rartholomews Employment Bureau
g,gsrc,1 2Op East 42d -. MurraA hlLI b220.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07

highest temIs-ataLe yesterday. 30 degrees 'at
:. y mI. lowest, - average. 30; average FOR
corresDondlug cate last year. -. average for
CORRESPONDING date last thirty three years 30
Local Forecast.-To day fair. Sunday prohahly
fsir. moderate temperature. light 10 moderate
south 10 southwest winds
oriciai observations OF United states weather
bureaus taken al p. M. yesterday. follow:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
BOARD ANp ROOMS.

NEWLY decorated house. large and small
rooms 12t West SD 81
FURNISHED ROOMS hath adjoining 2s5
West 45th 81
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
| CANVASSERS, house to house, in
greater New York, on newspa-
per proposition; good pay to ener-
getic workers. Apply Room 3l4,
Tribune Building.
CANVAssERs wanted to take orders for music
and music books. liberal commission. Geo
Molineux $50 5th ave. New York
GARDNER - Experienced, for
gentleman's country place; all
wear Job; married, and wife as
iaundress. Send letter stating quail
fcations to Superintendent, 43 5th
ave.
ETPTTRFD MEN everywhere wanted 10 can
vaSs The sherman Rupture Appliance" Call
| or address ". F. Meehan son. IA Thomas ST
SALESMAN for Centrnl South America; state
particulars and salary. Apply. by letter
oniy to Kelter. secretary. Jersey city, ~ j.
WANTED.-Wide awake men. bcokHeepers and
i,surance men preferred. TO secure contracts
,or mercantile information. References re-
n,,r,6 Hustlers can easily make $50 weekly
tJtress NJ Box -. Tribune Ofice.
Female.
rr KINDS OF domestic help wanted az once
Ni ~ 81 Bartholomew's Employment Bureau
agency, 20g East 42d 81.
cook AND TATNDREsS. chambermaid and
CaItress al once by 81. Barthoiomew's En-
nIoyment Bureau agency, zoo East t2d st
GENERAL HoUsEwORKER.-Mu be COM
1atent cook and waitress; for one lady; in
aid $50 St Barthoomews Employment
prreau A Rencyl, 200 East 42d 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
REMEDIES.

THOEOUGB. PERMANENT CURFs In eas.s
OF BLOOD pC'SON. NERVOUS DEBILITY
BLADDER COMPLAINTS an kindred dis-
sases relief at once IA dangerous cases. recent
or old: those desiring only first c.asa scientths
tpeatment should call Or. BONSCHUR. the vei
kno-n specialist. 50 ". 8sth at Hours. ~ Ia