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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15
WANT LABOR LEGISLATION
Unions Indignant Over Albany
Political Plan.

The proposition of the Legislature 10
confine its session which opens next Mon
dav 10 four political bills has aroused the
indignation Of organized labor Represent
atives of the unions met last night to dis
cuss the situation and to voice their dis
pleasure that important labor bills lett
over in July are not TO be taken up. II Is
probable that the decision Of the Legislat-
ure will be brought to the attention OF the
state Federation of Labor. which opens It's
convention in Oswego next Tuesday.
Two Of the left over labor measures are
the Jackson ffty-four hour week bill
and the employers liability constitutional
amendment, both measures OF preference
with the labor people The first bill seeks
TO reduce the hours Of women factory
workers to ffty-four q week 1t was
introduced on January and passed by the
Assembly May ,. II was reported by the
Senate labor committee and placed on the
calendar. where il still remains.
The constitutional amendment, drafted
TO offset the decision of the Court Of APP
meals declaring the workmen's compensa-
tion act unconstitutional, was introduced
Nav 2. passed by the Assembly in July
but was left over by the Senate Judiciary
Committee. Another left over bill is that
Of Mr.. Chandler calling for legislative
commission to investigate manufacturing
in tenements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15
RACING AT MONTREAL
Ganogue Wins Derby Cup at Blue
Bonnets in a Gallop.

Montreal. Sept 14.-Ganogue won the
Derby Cup al Blue Bonnets to-day. The
race was for Canadian-owned three-year-
Odds anG over. and Ganogue never was IN
trouble. Salian took the place, closing
stoutlv and easily Glsposng of Cruche d'Or
IN the stretch.
Tle summaries follow:
Fr-t race tpurse. $500, for two-year olds
sN ADMINISTRATION. JOG 'Buinsl' TO a.
RIO 3D.. 4 90 .. won hN head, llpsalu, 80
Frosl5es. 100 o. wilson. : to and out
u,-a. Time. 1.143-5. Persian Dance Garry
Garth and Oyeimau also ran.
second -sce lnurse. $500. f0r three-year olds
and inward. Canadian owned. SIX furlongs)-
C.emont 93 DiesinsJ. 8 TO =. 10 ana OUT
WILSON,. to ], 90 . and out. second lrNin
p Digs 1o1 Burns 90 10 Tar 10 ana ana
TT'-5 race DERBY cup Of $1,000, for three
ME ana ree-quarters) -Gan'sue. ~ lEow-
leyl. no . ana out Won by hedu' S'lldn IAN
109 TsJkJ. 10 20 ], 20 ana i 70 =
old. C-lche dor. ia lMusgr$Vel. II 70 D.
10 and out third. Time. 800 10. kes-
Fcr..b race Ibandicap Of 5000; for three
yes- dds and inward. seven furlongsi--Plate
C1qss 200 ~ wilson, 20 l. 10 ana out,
won hv half q length; Sir John Johnson IL
Burns. 20 T. TO and out, second nm
Edg. los tPeaID Is 10 J. 10 and 70 !,
third Time. 81 40. Guy Fisher JACK
Akin Cragcr and ocean Bound aus" Iill,
Frh race lstceplechase Of 5000; Tor TOUT.
year oIds erd upward. about two ana Il nan
mnesi-High Bridge. 1&S tDoylel t. 20 D.
10 and out won by two lengths; I5ist str,
dale lac Gucas). 20 ?. 20 ana GUY,
second. Wickson. 1871 Simpson ) 20 !. : 70
and ou: third Time. BIZ. To-day Blossom!
tell Only four starters. " 49,
SIKH race purse. $500: for maiden two
Wsr o-fs. five furlongs) -Turbine, 10y
lByrnel. 3 20 /. I to . ana l 10 1rs, st oy
length: Sympathy. 104 Sweeney 70 -
eyen and out second. Tick Tack. Jos rDIB
linsi ~ 10 70 ] and 30 ], third. mn,
l0l AZ. S.uegambian, Lord Common seven
Stars. Av,rnus and Little Erne also ran.
seventh race purse. S400. for three yea a,
o'ds and upward. selling one and an eiehI ~
lnlesI Montgomery 100 Burns p, = 70 ~
and out won by "a length; Grania' 100 oci,uI
gnge2 8 20 T. 20 and out. second roe ,
hB,k 90 Gordon, u 20 ], 20 ana ON
ihrd Tine. Ia shelby and Ia Nun ia
a.s0 ram -,
Eghth race Cpurse. $500 selling for thr ee,
year oids and upward. one mileb-BieNl's' "a l
Peak. g to T. even and out. won by heau
Troy Weight. Tel CBelD, 6 70 T. 70 ar ia
even second. Planutess. % (McCahey) 70
20 and even, third. Time ~ 20 o.
Edseiy Fort Worth Double Five, SnePonbSe 4,
LORD Elan. Bang Dr. Barley ana hoi'0i, ,.
a''o ran. Lady Ormar finished secoHp' 0''
was disqualified.
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SUMS school

4o-5t EAST 61ST STREET.
THIRTEENTH YEAR OPENS OCT 2.
Limited enrolment Phone sos Plaza.
on.YT iucT;TIlTc Fall Term Begins Sept ..
fhAII lNoIiIVlI Evening Glasses. Sept. 2,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15
CABLE. LETTERS TO BE NEXT
Western Union Only Awaiting
Lease of English Lines.

Notices have been sent out in London to
the stockholders of the Angio-American
Cable Company and the Direct United
States Cable Company, calling special
meetings for September % for approving
the leasing of their properties to the West
ern Union Telegraph Company
At the office of the latter company Presi-
dent Theodore n. Vail said that the terms
of the leases would not be made public in
advance of the special meetings! As a
result of the arrangement, which has been
long in negotiation. the two cable COM
panles would be operated in direct physical
connection with each other and with the
Western Union land system, and 1t was
hoped TO effect more efficient and econom-
ical operation and to introduce new forms
Of service. fo the advantage of the public
The arrangement would bring eight cables
under one operating control.
In explaining his plans for the develop
ment of cable service Mr.. Vail said:
AS at present carried on. the transat,;,
lantic cable business is practlcaly an
Owing TO the difference in time, there are
only a few business hours Of the day COM
mon to both sides and during these hours
at least % per cent of the cable ousinesSi
is done IN the interest OF internatlohdi
business nothing should be done TO inter-
fere in any way with the so-called nasl
or instantaneous service, and the hnes
should be kept clear to accommodate sucn
messages during the few business houIs
common to both countries; hut 10 con.
tinue to confine the cables TO TINS Grass OIL
service. as at present, VIII utlIe oi.y
about % per cent of the existing capaGlty
of millions of property. and places on tha'
limited service all the capital, maiilteh-
ance and operating charges.
As soon as the proposed arrangements go
into effect the Western Union purposes
with the consent of the British iostornce
Department to introduce at least two new
features or services in addition, to me
proposed deferred rate. These VIII De the
daily cable letter" and the week emo
cablc letter." which will he sent al
very low rate for cable service only. Inns
will enable the public TO save the SIX or
eight days consumed in the transatlantic
passage of mail. .,.,,u.
The Western Union intends TO nauonanzHei
its land lines by opening them 10 al
transatlantic cable companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15

CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS - Young Irish
girl. neat, good waitress: s25 A. Miss Hof-
mayer's Agency. 320-322 9TH ave. Rooms g0I and
300 Telephone 4527- Madison SQUARE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15
BAN ON RACING NEWS
No Telegraph or Telephone Wires
at Lexington Track

Lexington, Ky. Sept. H-At a meeting OF
the State Racing Commission TO-DAY II
was decided not to permit any racing news
10 be sent from the track All the tele-
graph and telephone wires were ordered
removed and the messenger service
stopped The commission said that the &C
uon taken was to prevent poolrooms from
obtaining information.
This is the first time in the history OF
racing In Kentucky that newspapers and
news associations have been prevented from
sending news FROM the Kentucky asso-
citation track here
Another important action taken by the
commission was the formal adoption of a
rule stopping the selling of auction pools
on tracks in Kentucky This rule was dis
cussed thirty days ago. but was laid over
until to-day.
me commission approved the selection
OF a $1,000 gold cup for the winner of the
kentucky Endurance Stakes. at four miles,
10 De run AT Louisville on october l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15

COOK and CHAMBERMAID-WAIT RESS.-
excellent Swedish girls; very competent and
reliable: excellent references: city: $50 and SO.
Osterbergs Agency, ZIG Lexington ave. Tel 1855
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15
PROPOSALS.
CONTRACT ia.

Sealed bids will be received by the Board
of Water supply, at it's offices. seventh floor
i65 broadway, New York until IL a. NJ on
September -. 1911. for Contract 10 Tor tes,
Silver Lake reservoir. situated about = mile
west Of Tompkinsvlle and about miles ny
trolley from St George ferry. staten Island
thorough OF Richmond. New York CITY;
Al Inc above place and time the bi1s WIZ be
publicly opened and read. Pamphlets contain.
ine information for bidders can be obtained at
The above address by depositing the sum OF nye
dollar sb) for each pamphlet. For further par
ticuiars see Information Tor Bi 70 itrs,
President.
CHARLES ~ CHADWICK.
John F. CALVIN.
Commissioners OF the Board OF water supply
Joseph r. MORRfssEY. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15
OHIO STATE LAWN TENNIS.

Sieyeiand. Sept AS. Wainwright o,
Fs' ~. y. and Charles o. Benton. o.
SeFeand. were eliminated from the Oiio
''ae lawn tennis championship touiha'
"'ht to-day. DR.. Nat Thornton, OF Al
,auS, and Fred Harris, OF Brattleooro
" VIII meet tomorrow, the victor to
a''e' r c. Marty. Of Fort Thomas ny"
We present champion, for the title.
ne sutton sisters. May and Florence
"0h all Of their matches in the women
tourney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
lanes Blaine and John F. schotz. Plain
,iffs against Moses Scheyer and others De
fendants-In pursuance OF Judgment n tots-
closure and sale duly made and entered IN INC
above-entitled action and bearing cate ths ~
day Of September. 1911 |. the undersigned, us
y eseres i'm said Judgment named. VIII sell ~
nutlic auction at the Exchange Salesrc ON nos.
"a M Vessv street In the Borough Of Manhat-
ian CITY OF New York on the 81 day OF octo
nor Igii AZ II O'Clock noon on that cay og
Toseph p paw Aucti0neer. the premises directed
80 saiI Judgment 10 be sid, ana therein oe-
scribed as follows: All these two certain lots,
rieces or parcels OF land. with the buildings ana
being In tho Borough OF Manhattan, 'ty o.
New York and bounded and described as to ,,
lows. beginning az "A point on the StulnetH
line - i3ist street distant 30 feet westerly
from the intersection OF the soutnery hue -, ~
i2i.t Street with the Westerly line or fllth
Ayer,,e. running thence westerly along tn3
Sortheriv line OF l3lst street 80 feet; tneh,e
Sontherly parallel with Fifth Avenue ~ ieet II
inches IN The centre limo Of the block tnehe
tssterly along said centre line oi the BLOCK. -
feet. thence Northery again parallel with rum
Avenue % feet II inches % the point OF p'a,e
a., beginning said premises being known oy
street and Number as NOS = ana 50 west
iSI hi,s s,re Ser York. september o.. 1911.
D''-"' MAN 'ATTAfAYER Referee.
MAURICE s HYMAN. Attorney for Pialntln.
Of1ca and PostOflice address. No. - Liberty
street New York city.
The following is a diagram of the property %
be sold. fts street numbers are - and 80 west
l3ist Street
l3ist street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15
LAJoIE LOSES HIS BROTHER

Woonsocket. r l.. Sept. H.-Jeremie La
ioie. brother OF Napoleon Lajoie, of the
Cleveland American League team, died here
to-day. aged ffty-eight years. Napoleon
Laioie will leave the Cleveland team to-
day and come direct to Woonsocket. 1t
probably will be several days before he re-
sumes playing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15
Five-Room Apartments.
xtEST SIDE.

.. ,,.,. "a ,oad st.... 5000
Ponchartrain s12 w. 109th st........ e 90
Admission. ri Edgecombe ave- 20
MANI Oi 9.c ~; ,I ,,,o,h 81 ~ 300
Ihhetyi', ""g ", m, 1,a,b ~ ... $40
Esperanto. 800 w. l05th st...'.'..-. 40
Peter Minuit. u ClaremOnt ave...'...'.. 70 70
The Malvern. AZ Cisremont ave. go 20
norman 37-43 w. 93d st. ..-........ 20 20
reed House. 121st ct. and BWay. 70
Grand View. 155th and ST. Sichoies ave. 1&
DALLAS Court B'way and l4Hh st'''''
The summer 10, 20, Var =, $50
Flora VIZ S ~" ~ ~ ~ ios,h ~ 900
Huntingheld GIT w. 18Th ST. ..'.''' Sso
FirenN Coups 20 con- AZ LOO
Flwood. w. i0Sth st.................'' seo
Bonair. COL w. ls2d st.....,..s'.s.''' WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15
YALE ELEVEN BEGINS WORK.

New Haven. Conn, Sept. 14-Football
Practice at Yale began today, with apou'
uriy candidates reporting at the heid.
Funting. passing and falling on the Dali
was the programme for the day, ana VIII
"clpy the attention Of the men for the re-
"ainder Of the week. Jack Field. the heau
coach, was in charge Of the players.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15
Nfaie

REAL ESTATE-Exprienced man wants man.
agement OF property. can furnish bond best
references. money saving results Box %. 1915
Sd ave.
WANTED-By a competent mechaGic who
can make all repairs. the care ard opera
ton Of heating plants. steam Of hot water. n
private houses. next winter. mOdcrai =
charges: irsI class references furnished Ea-
gineer. Box IL. Tribune ONCE.
YOUNG MAN. - College graduate, "a. capable
and thoroughly experienced. seeks position OF
responsibility. J. r., 337 East 18th st.
YOUNG COLOKED MAN-Inteligent. reliable =;
porter, elevator practically anything. Lewis.
o39 West GID 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15
RACE EoR LANES 3. KEENE.

Doncaster. England Sept. 4.-The fous
Pate, Of 20 sovereigns. for two-year-olds'
distance three-ouarters Of a mile, run here
Today, was won By James r. Keene GUY
IAN. ST NeOts was second and Buckshahh
Mrd There were FIVE starters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15
Female
Y-N-TEDT Tanned M

ENTERTAINER DIR. George Clarke Houghton
recommends refined and cultured lady. &C
complished reader, reciter and impersonator,
whom Kings Daughters. Girls Friendly Daugh
tiers Of the King and other church and secular
societies Will find exceptional practical en-
tertainer. Address J. n. d. care OF Or. Hough-
ton East 10Th st.
DRESSMAKER BY DAY.--Good litter; ladies'
and children's clothes, renodelling a spe
cialty; references. r., Miss FitzGerald's
Agency 5O3 9Th ave Entrance 42d ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15
TO SHOW CORONATION DERBY

The Coronation Derby run at EPSON
Downs and won By J. 3. JOels funstar, rid I5
Square Theatre by the Kinemacolor com
Any next week II will be the first ume IN
ne history n racing that picture VIII 1 9
AoWn where the COlOrs Of the Jockeys III
lnelr DrIgLt sllks can be seen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15
DIRECTORY OF APARTMENTS.
Ready Reference List Showing Location Number OF
Rooms and Rent Which Win Save the Apartment
Hunter Many Tresome Trips
INFORMATION FOR THE BUSY PERSON AT A GLANCE
Six Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE

Bordeaux. Rlverside Drive and 127th St. $500
Portland 6I0 w 11Etb. ST ....... 100
Clarence 9Io " g3d st.... 7s0
Glen rairn Riverside Drive and Goth st. 1900
The Eiroberiev 55o W l64th st..... 700
AIhea g95 " o3d st .. $50
DacOne Hall. 900 W. 1921 st........... 700
Chestershre. $40 W. 1891 st......... e09
CbilmaTk hi 50f W 143d At $50
Vera gG5 " a7tb 81 - $50
Varuna. 22s " sOth st........... 800
12Tth
Hudsonia T9tb az and Riverside. 900
3I6 w s4th NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
WESLEYAN ,)wIgs 2575 Rroadway.. 120
Prince Humbert. 220 Cathedral Pkway l'2oe
La Touraine. 115th 81. and Morning 90
Maranan1av. e1I-17 west 10Th St. $50
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HELP WANTED.
Male

Male.
BARBER. AGerman-Amerlcsn. Christian. sl4; no
Sunday work Call POST Exchange Barbershop.
Fort Socum, New York. nearfew Rochelle.
CHAUFFEUR and marine engineer wishes po-
sition J. +. NJ. care T. F. Matthews. 3i2
East S7th
WANTED.-Chief engineer. a strictly first class
man as chief engineer for a high class ice
and cold storage plant, l00-ton capacity: com
preston system. in Of the best towns In
which 10 live in Southern California. Address
giving experience and where have been en-
ployed. G. f.. Box 30. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15

The nineteenth round will be played to-
morrow in the following order:
Rabinowit.ch VS.. Alechne. Rotlewi VS.
Kostic. Duyas VS. Choumirski. Leonhardt
VS. Perlis Rubinstein VS.. Chajes, Cohn VS..
Jaffe. Niemzowitsch VS.. Loewenfisch, Nid-
mar vs.. Spielmann. Marshall VS.. Joiner.
Tartakower VS.. Alapin. Burn vs.. Salwe.
Schlechter VS.. Suechting. Fahrni VS.. Teich-
mann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15
SOPRANO TO THE FRONT
ppatS HaiIWorthy for Rich Prize
at Syracuse.
RACE GOES FIVE HEATS
FINEST I. White Wins Trophy
with Wataga in Inter
city Matinee.

srracuse Sept l4.-Soprano, 2OSss. won
=, Madden sweepstakes, the feature of
sov's Grand Circuit meeting. by defeat
y. uailworthy. 2:05i4 II took five heats
ss,ide which Of the two trotters would
y, The greater share of the $500 prize.
"a ,he race furnished thirty-fve thousand
-.eators with plenty of excitement.
soprano. driven by Billy Andrews. was
sasv winner OF the first heat, Hail
go breaking in the stretch. A hair
-,sne drive by Geers in the stretch. the
-. orartcr being trotted in 292i seconds.
y, The second heat for Hailworthy. In
=. tbir8 heat the Geers bay gelding was
,sger headed
ceers was unable 10 keep his entry steady
s.. ,he next two heats. and the son of
se,imi-Opcratta raced TO the wire first in
~ of them. Geers made valiant efforts
overcome lost ground, due 10 breaks,
N, The lead was too much to overcome.
Tho League Challenge Cup. for amateur
..vers in the intercity matinee. was won
- Ernest l. White. OF Syracuse, with
Wataga.
The summaries follow:
No. r-.no. D. r. by wild Brine COX. y
- 8mhuIator. b. M. Murphy. .......... 8
"a Patch. o. &. Devy). =
A@e Time. 2.O5A, 2:06is.
I'VE MADpEN SWEEPSTA EI,S-THREE IN
''FIVE-PURSE, 81 200 SECOND MONEY
$500
s,,-a-o Oh ~, Is Bellini (An-
', i'sT.i -, ]
E'i Ti@e as. S266s.. 2.oG. 2:os'. 2:o9%
PACING eos CLASS TWO. IN THREE
" shady Belle. b. M, by shadeon &,
-, sa2 Ian. blk. h. Murphy ...... I 6
it-sl.um R.-ent bis 8. 'Carpenter) :
ysr7y stanton. hr. m. dodge .....-...
p,i direct rIs b. CWclber) ......-..-..
Ilyds, ca E. oilrni"m) ..''.l ''''''''' ro'
Dr. o. d. Time. 2:o5i.. 2.o6i.. 2l3A.
INTER CITY RACES.
-poTTIXG-To wAGON-2.24 CLASs-TWo
N THREE TROPHY.
IA Cord D. m, ty silk Cord 81. G.
Jo2'f f. geye'sna 1p,vcrcaux cleveland 2
Js-ii Ng, eh m. %. r. McCune, Pitts >
rl sGis'f ss1rer b. e. Is 4 PickJing, ,
f"''''F time. a:iii.. 2i5I. 2I2',
-porTrNG TO WAGON-FBEE-FO ALL
TWO IL THREE TROPHY
Doctor Tres. DR.. e. 10y Tregante CR H. =,
BosE; p''s'1 n d GALLERY ifiittsblre6j ,
sfar,-e b. e. a. 4. GIGS nkamp. Pittsburgh q"
Time. 2.O9-s. 2:lo4.
,poTTTNG. To WAGON-2:11 CLASS-TWO
~ THHEE-GOLD CUP.
Yo1ey For. o. g, by Frank Fox %. D. CAL =,
g. s3 jr 6is. b. d. r. Mcclure. Pitts .
gs 'i, g.. B.. M. d. IT, Stadier cicve-
BsiIToof D. e. Is. A. Pickering. Pitts q,
ea.gh, ..... White. syra-
Ti.lc. a.iiis 2l5is.
rF0T~fNG TO WAGON PIP CLASS-IWO
is THREE LEAGUE CHALLENGE 1If'
vauaa. d. m.. by Bineen az. J. White 3,
syrd rse' -..--..-.. -..- .--'- 49,
VA Cassidy %. M. al. *. DevereuN- CleNe- o o
Matt, Auar,on D. m. Drank Evans .
Ilfrshurgh ............ -. 60. 5000
NeVlaL d. 3D. o. q. Pickering. Pitts ,
Time. 2l14. 2I2%.
TROTTING- TO WAGOS-2l5 CLASS-INO
~ THREE-TRoPiiN.
N,r--s Carnett blk m, by Garnett Hor-
ace White. SyracuSel .... ....'.'..' 4
leo b. F. ,J - Gallery. Pittsburgh e..... .
H8rr pevereuN. g. 2. h. r. DevereuN' o
Martha e.. r. m. d. n MecHe Pitts ,
P.sN5 go b. & tF G. Jones cleveland 5
Time, 2:l24, 2:llit
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Four-Room Apartments

-. ,,-,,,o, Conr, "a " lBsth ST. $500
Campus oJ-4i O 600 w. 1iath st $40
Heathcote n1t' a0I w 1I5th st $40
Gerard 527 w. 121st Of. ;...:.'...'
The Nathan Hale. TT Washington ave- xso
and lsist ST.. 49,. ..'.,,
The OngIsra 8. W. cor. Bway ana 400
both st 800 =, .. -. 400
Paul revere I47th st. and Convent ave WV
Grand View s W. cor. 155th ST. and ~ ..o
.,aatSsrS~u court. g. W. cor. i70th ST. ..o
and Broacway ';za,h a. . 420
Englewood, 1Is- w, ',,22,b 81 - 420
ROtherwOod, ~ W, at fT7th st <20
Continental. Aleu y,,.ad AT - $50
Chilmark Hal! o0I v" W. ., 600
Won Colon. III " ~, y'Ib oa,h AZ $50
Putnam Court Ioo $50
Harriet, W. I1tth 81, .,dLai PARKWAY 900
Marc Antony, IA Is,hY nr,vs q Ii8th $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15
Seven-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.

T!ntern. s4s5 B'way. $40
Delaware 200 w I22d st. $40
Waumbek. 055 West End ave....... 1900
Rockledge Hall. Riverside Drive and coo
The Mecklenburg. Bway and 144th st. sio
The Majestic. I45th 81. and st. Mich -
Vera. w ash .t...... 1900
Kenmare 997 Centrai park West 1000
Greenwich, 446 Central Park West. 'oO
ff i1ob st HUDSON. hiVef'ao ni'Ve anu 1.7oO
Great Northern, i61st 1T. and West -.
Itdo nan 'Seventb ave and 11oth st 100
The Wsranaug 900 " rI5th it. 200
snt,ers ena V1 lin az ,. ] 600
D.vonsbiro aos W GOA st - -. ] 900
Clarendon en,o wet ION d.. i.150
THE Camnolvn 6of West 1Icth St. 1900
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CHARLES WILSON'S Employment Agency.
Telephone 2224 Plazl 14l East 57th st. Sup
plies hrs, class servants to private families. Au
rsfrter g Investigated
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The approximate amount % the lien or charge,
10 satisfy which the ahoyc-dcscfiifct properly ~
IN bo sold is Fourteen thousand nine hunirNi
and seventy four - 100 tsii.Ti5D dollars, Win
interest thereon from the fst day of Sepiempei'
1911 together with costs and allowance anr-un
ing 10 Three hundred and sey,nty-four l2-lW
,S3.li2l dollars with Interest from September
'rbc apnroxfnste amount of the taxes assess
mrnts and water rates or other liens, WI.
are 10 be allowed a. the purchaser out OF Nl'
purchase money. paid by the Iteietce' ~
s. AS a. and Interest The premises VIII pe sol'
snbt.ct 10 "A nrst mortgage in the sum N fry
one thousand ts5l.WW dollars. win ac'iu." ~
,erest al the rate OF fiye go per cent per
aDnum o.. ~,
Dated. New York, September sth. loll
MAX ALTMAYER. Retefee.
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C,prFT-I. CARPET CLEANING Co.-Cleans
h. compressed air. steam. hand or on moor
,rys Roadway. 42i East fsth ST. COE &
PPANDT Tel 1ae-3s,h
NEw YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
80" oldest Largest Most Modern.
,,,>.r Rt'GS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable. Send tGr Circular
~, ,aoo. iGOS Bryant i3T I3D West 45th 81
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Female
WORK WANTED.

BRIGHT young women for Office work: must he
quick and accurate. Address Is. E.. Box H.
Tribune Office
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TYPeWRITINo AND TYPEWRIIeas.

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau 81. Catalogus
free; all makes taken part payment Ikaihs
In Underwoods. Rsmingtonss onNs'" sm"nA
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Three-Room Apartments
WEST SIDE.

Ashford. 1s1 Cathedral Parkway: ......
FaIrview Court 1929 Broafway:
400 3O2 w. 49th St. near BroadWay'' ,
Sre9on E4th st ana Seventh ave..
Sound View. 14Oth ST. & Convent ave.
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BlJSINESS CHANCES.

NoVry MAKER-s50O0 600 wanted. III make
good FULLEST investigation. 100 per cent
yearly II Interested write Chas kirschmah'
Cranhury. y. .-----
WANTED Party who can invest so'uS IN a
rroducing manufacturing company and give
mart or ali OF time 10 position in Office ON sal
ary; references exchanged. Room HOO bewi'n~
Green Building.