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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-26
ERATIONS.
Manhattan.


Sd AVE, s. 10 II OF 2sth 81, to sly
stores. u LippmHn. 1gS Broadway. owner: NJ
Greenberg. lessee; / a Sheinart. 1914 Bowery'
architect. cost 5000. 40.
BROADWAY, s cor Tooth st. TO sty
Etore and restaurant; 5 Mount, 1871 East 34th
st. owner; Eisendrath and y horowiz'
800 9th ave, architects cost $4,000.
MADISON AVE, n W cor 2Sth 81. 10 sly
tenmt: Number Eighty Madison Avenue CO.
premises, owner; Hill q Stout, ll23 Broadway
architects: cost, 5000.
GRAND ST, 2T3 and 275. 20 a 3 sly loft bog;
y Rose, c. Orchard ST. owner; Horenberg &
Bardes 10 Bowery, architects; cost, $4,000
The Bronx.
13STH ST. n 8. 27.3s. II c Of Locust ave,
sty brk shop G5.SNl0T. Central Union Gas
Co l24 East 18th ST, owner; w cullen Motifs
l24 Fast 18th st. architect; cost, 5000.
WESTMINSTER AVE, s. 10 It Of Ilnany
st. ! sty brk store 43N74, Usona Construction
co. c Shumway, 9s9 Southern boulevard,
president. owner: T W Wooworth CO, 2So
broadway, architect; cost Sl,"o0.
FREMONT AVE, 8, 23.v4 y OF balhT.
gate ave 2 sty brk store. % 3x97.7; estate OF
Mary Dunno, 2T31 Webster ave. owners; Chas
Schaefer, Jr, 4Ol fremont ave, architect; cost
$500.
POWELL AVE. n s, 100 II e Of Havemeyer
ave sty frame dwg, 8.8N5J; II PEEL on
premises owner. Otto c Kraus %5lS Ncwbold
ave architect: cost. 1000
MACOMBS ROAD. W ?, l25 u n Of lIOth ST
. sty frame dwg, 24X20 T. Lucy CARNEY. on
premises, owner; Henry Nordheim. 1857 IRE
mont ave, architect; cost, $500
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders Attorney
OCTOBER 2J.


Manhattan.
LEWIS ST. " s. 70 # from n W cor
Broome st. 25xlOO; Nov /, 1902. Louis and
chile KrakOwer TO Katharine Stecher; 5000;
s,torney Ad9Iph Cohen 900 Broadway.
9TH AVE. 2l23, f6.SXT5; Nov %, 1908; Fred
tfck " Edelstein 20 Mary GeTaghty; S2,OOO,
attorney Thomas y CuthbeTt. 45 Broadway.
18th ST lO3 West, lGxlO2.2. Aug I, 1912,
Frank d and Lillian Mechan to Estates Fl
nance Co, Sl,0oO; attorney Il De Witt, 70
Ig4LH ST. :. 100 II COZ % ave. -25xiO0. liz
April 3. 1879; Rose LasaIa and ano 20 Char
bite r Smith. $1,000: attorney, Levi 5 Ten
iisTH ST 500 90 East. 25x1O01O: June 7. 1911;
Raphael Vauacore 10 Matilda Nelson; 81 500;
address 500 East 18Th St.
lSsD ST. 1853 West, 25S9a II; MAY 10, 1907 =;
attorney, Leo schafrau 81 Chambers st.
The Bronx.
BEGINNING at point in centre line between
9TH and 9th SITS 20 II " OF Avenue =, being
lot i23 map part OF Leauderts farm, runs n
liz elk ok 20 beginning Aug q, 1905
John ana William Bernhard and anO, eXrs. etc,
20 Henry and Rose II Gunther; satisfied OF
record without production o. mortgage by order
Of Supreme Court oct p, 1912, Justice sam
vel Greenbaum; $500 attorney II kudich'
KELLY Sr. W s. 1871 It n OF Westchester
ave 5NlOO. oct "a 1910. Dwyer & carey
Construction Co 70 Flora 3 Solomon and ano:
5000; attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Co, 100 Broadway.
LOT 2T0, map ill4A, part Schienelin estate
Ath Ward Jan Z, 1907, Esther Topper 70
Valve Realty Co; 1922 30; attorneys, Parker &
Ernst % Nassau ST.
LOT lTG, map Of Samler estate. Nov 3,
1903 Rudolph II Massack 20 StuarQ Realty Co;
way
OAK TREE PLACE. Oil. 25xg5: Sept l.
1910 Antonio and Francesca GiamOndi 70 Emil
and Katharine Goldnick, on premises. $500.
ORCHARD AVE HoEeywell ave-, g g. be
Ing " half % lot PSI map OF East fremont
fRso de- salvo: Sl.2OO: address. 259 9Th ave.
ST VINCENT AVE CFleldston Road, 2
n SUydam ave West 256th st, runs n e
ginning; Feb p, 1911: James s Segrave 10
Lionel LenoX; - 900; attorneys, seybel &
french, a. Park Row.
10TH ST. 2s5 East. 2OK9O: March rs, 1909
sletrt and Emma A Craig 10 Thornton
b'oihefs Co; 50, 500
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1S2nd Street.

1S2nd Street
The Approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the aboye-described
property is TO be sold is Twenty-Five Thousand
Eight Hundred Fifteen and 04-l0O 1925, s15 .9D
Dollars, with interest thereon from the LIST
day OF October. 1912. together with costs and
allowances amounting 10 Three Hundred Sew
enty-four 33l00 S374,30 Dollars, with inter-
est from October ., 1912 together with the ex-
penses OF the sale The approximate amount
OF the taxes, assessments and water rates or
other liens, which are 20 be allowed 70 the
purchaser out OF the purchase money or paid
By the Referee IL 1870 90 and interest
Dated New York. October 18th 1912
THOMAS F. KEOGH, Referee.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER o.

PROSPECT AVE, @ g, 80 II n OF 1s1st 81,
5Ox1OO; George Nairo agt Regina Realty Co,
owner; West Side Mason Contracting Co,
contractor: $40.
WEBSTER AVE. e g. 20 feet OF Gun Hin
Road, 2GxS5: Samuel Berman agt b Ar
manino, owner and contractor; John Scar
neO, contractor; SlGj.
4STH ST. 48 West; Hull, Grippen & Co
agt trustees Of Columbia College, owner;
Cornnc p de Garmendia, lessee and con-
tractor, SO 60.
BROOK AVE. 9 cor OF ST Paurs pl,
l47NlOO: BarhisO Walker RefractoriCs CO
agt Kitchen Improvement Co, owner and
nntraCtor. SS2G u.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A MANUFACTURING COMPANY, with 81
coo 900 capital, would like 10 manufacture
and sell in connection with present line come
specIalty hardware preferred. We must have
control OF the business. Have over 225 trav-
elIIng statesmen on the road. Al references as
10 capital and business standing will he given
10 the right party. The reason for this adver-
tisement is that our present force of statesmen
can handle the extra business None but re-
sponsible parties need reply. S. W. p, Box 2
Tribune Office.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Hannah c Francis to Title Guarantee and
Trast Co; 5000
,.ksrEaret N Hall 20 Lillian Hoagland;
D Dnil Klein ct al 10 D Emil Klein ct al;
$500
Bernard McManus 70 David Bernstein; 50 600.
Anlonstta Binniger and ano 20 Anzonetta y
Binn!ger S3s 900.
H Seymour Eisrnan 10 Susan Van Craag
Fay Realty Co 20 Rose Basr; 800.
BENJAMIN RosenstOck 20 Rosa Bumenthai;
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOR The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once. No 1894 Broadway. between seth and
a. regular rates until o'clock D. m. viz:
2G4 Sth ave D. O. cor 23d St. l5s Bfh ave.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER %

OCTOBER 20.
wEsTCHESTER AVE, 1911 to 2315: II
Chcfetz & Son aEt Glover Construction Co
81 al. July .. 1912; $40
MADISON AVE, 1910. Isidor slverstein
agt Lena Niedermunn ct al; May 10, 1872,
S21 30,
. Io5TH ST, 1876 and 1873 West; Welsh Ma
chine Works aEt Mary 4 Loefler ct al; oct
O, 1912 (canCelledl; $3.50.
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male,
COMP NTON Gentleman. speaking perfectly
Tuglish and Italian. can teach. good reader;
useful 10 elderly gentleman or boys. highest
reference. G. c., Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1874
Broadway. "
ELDERLY MAN wants steady work OF any
EInd the year round, honest, sober and
reIiahla. first class references. want perIna-
nent Job. Address Permanent Man, Irib-
une Office.
PORTER and GENERAL HBLPER.-By
Young man; make himself generally useful;
store or apartment house. 81 week Pearson =
Agency. . East 1924 ~. Tc.. BOSE Harlem.
VACUUM CLEANING. BY hour or day $50;
small apartment 81; satisfaction guaranteed
Oyama 100 West l0lEt St 4522-Rlyerside.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
OCTOBER ..
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. g . cor Emerson ct C2o7th ST.,
Gor a . sty hotel and ! sty stores and palm
garden, 6sx2T. s: q 4x644, and 81 SXg72; 7 O.
Calardi 4 Co, 30 Emerson 81. owner; Moore q
LandEiedel l4Sth st and Sd ave, architects
cost S25,O 600
The Bronx.
path ST, s, SO5.03 II W Of white Plains
ave sly hrk tenmt, 81 GXs9, James 7 Moore
ESQ Dast 224th st, owner Henry NOrdheim,
lOST Trcmon, ave. architect. cost S32OOO
BID AVE, s, 1915 II S Of 10th st, two o
Sty hrk tennis 81. 74NlO44 and 90: Ionic
Realty and Construction co, John \ Deyine'
1875 POpham ave, president owner; l. + Wei
her, ri Yves; 125th 81, architect: total cost
100000.
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FREE
ROOM AND BOARD REGISTER

The Room and Board Register
of The New-York Tribune con-
tains a list of the better furnished
rooms and board offered in New
York.
Those seeking rooms are in
vited to consult the Register and
obtain a list free of charge. 500
Tribune Building. Telephone
Beekman 5000.
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AUCTION SALES.

STOPAGT sAIE.-To Marion T.. watson. Il
Fast 5Sth st, Manhattan. win sell to-day
at 10 A. m. at 7si Broadway plano storage ae-
partment one mahogany melo. Emerson An
rcius and Bench. No 90 ils 20 satisfy a storage
lien By order OF John Wanamaker' New
York Moe Fry Auctoneer.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

OCTOBER Is.
list ST III 10 l2l West; city Real Estate
GO loans Allendale Building Co $3.50 900
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

bv New Cuuarder 'Iaconia," Feb. Is; II days,
$500 up, Including hotels, guides, drives, shore
trims. Stop-overs Round World and So. Amer
lea Tours r. c. CLARKE, Times Bldg, y. Y.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


COTPID-German: wife excellent cook and
manager: man butler, valet; Will do work or
small place together. excellent reference. H.,
Miss FiizGersld's Agency, SOB 9TH ave.
COUPLE Finnish, competent butler; wife
very excellent cook; together $40; good ref
erenceE Charles Wilson's Agency IA Lex
ington ave. Tel. Z2Z4 Plaza
COUPLE Finnish. useful man: wife as cook
laundress or houseWOrkcr; good references;
Sl5 together: country or city. Charles Wilson's
Agency. 724 Lexington ave. Tel 222i-Plaza
HERDSMAN. DAIRYMAN.-Northo Of Ireland:
married: three children; care and manage
rnent OF nne cattle. expert mixer. seven years
reference last employer. Carpenters Agency
l64 9th ave. -
UOTTsEMAN, PORTER or USEFUL MAN
Generally useful about house; excellent ref.
erences. 81 week Parsons Agency, East
1920 st. Tel. 504S Harlem. -
JAPANEsE.-Cook. general Homework. Tor
small family. apartment or bachelor
bonsekeeping. wishes position; city refer
Gnce a. M. III West 9Th st.
JAPANESE wishes position az cook or but.
Ter. with city references. NJ, 1T West
9th 81.
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BoARDERs WANTED.
WEST SIDE Below Tooth Street.

WEST SIDE Below Tooth Street
10TH ST, 237-23a WEST.-NEWLN EIEN-
IEHFD. JUST OPENED: LARGE. SUNNY
ROOMS WITH AND WITHOUT BATH ALSO
SMALL ROOMS: TABLE BOARD.
18th ST, 100 WEST. -DESIRABLE LARGE
ROOM, PRIVATE BATH. EXCELLENT
TABLE. SUBWAY; Il" SCHUiLER-1isi.
sITH ST. 10 wEsT.-Two large communi-
eating rooms. par'Or dining. Sghuyler-isI5.
Reasonable.
2U4 WEST s8TH ST
Room and board IN fine private FAMILY,
highest references required. subway, L
station. DRTFNER.
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ROOM AND BOARD DIRECTORY
FURNISHED ROOMS.

olS W. EUlh 81.
NEWLY DECORATED ROOMS.
STEAM HEAT AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS
HOT AND COLD WATER
So TO IS PER WEEK.
TELEPHONE CHELSEA 34Os.
18th ST, go wEsT.-PARLOR AND
BEDROOM SUITABLE ONE OR TWO
GENTLEMEN. --
18TH ST. 235 WEsT-singie and double
rooms; running water; private path'
phone: al convenience.
list ST, 70 WEST.-LARGB OUTSIDE
NEWLY RENOVATED ROOMS. SUITABLE
TWO; ALL coNVENIENCES' REASON
100 WEST FIST ST. .-,
PARLOR FLOOR SUITE; PRIVATE BATH.
73D ST, 17g WEsT,-PARL!oR I,LIS[ !
DECORATED AND FURNISHED: EHCEL,TI
LENT ACCOMMODATIONS; DINING ROOM
ADJOINING; TELEPHONE, $3.50 COL.
18th ST. 1o4 WEsT1EXTRAA, -, LARGE Re E
FOR TWO, THREE GENTLEMEN. -
18TH ST, 100 WEsT-NICELY FUR
NISHED LARGE ROOM: SCRLPUL1Is
LY CLEAN: GENTLEMEN PREFERREb.-
SYST ST. 147 WEsT-Unusually attractive
second floor. with private bath; excellent
home cooking; references. -
ITO WEST SID ST.
S23. 00--Geutlemen; elegant suite; private
bath otheg rooms, $40 and s.. Telephone
Near 81" station.
STU ST, 2o5 WEST-Large. light, heated
room: big closets. running water, telephohe'
gentleman. WINTERS.
S7TH ST, $40 WEST Handsome large also
small room; private family references gen
temen. ----
s7TH ST., IS WEST. BEAUTIFUL FUR
NIsHED FLOOR: PRIVATE HOu So; A Ii
CONNENIENCES: seth 81. FLEE y. III
AND SUBWAY STATION: REFERENCE
sSTH ST, loI wEsT.-Front room; running inning
water: o;he. room, board opllohal' it'7'
ref COLEMAN.
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WEST sIDE-Abovs Tooth Street.


81 5O-ll2TH ST, 257 WEST.-Neat single
room; brass bed: an convenience. BlNB1.
s4-s,-IOisT ST, 2O5 wEsT.-FuRNNIi "a HE'D +.
ROOMS, SINGLE, DOUBLE; ELECIIllSIyC,
ITY. GAS: MAID SERVICE AND TELL
PHONE. ELEVATOR DAY AND NIGh4 ;
KITCHEN PRIVILEGES If DESIKEIPf :, -
KITCHENS on EVEEY FLOOR. TIE LUD-
INGTON PHONE 1868 RIVERSIDE.
l22D ST. $40 WEST broadway; -Attree-
tive corner rooms; hOmelike: hne view
elevator: references. Apartment 81.
l24TH sT.. 5S4 WEsT.-Large, small rooms;
all convenicnces; bath, telephone; elevator
reasonable. COOK. -
Path ST, 527 WEST-Iarge front room;
single: So; phone. bath. elevator: APL. ..
i25TH ST. II wEsT.-sunny parIor. salcoye
connecting bedroom; suitable ID; 50 up;
bath: steam; flight EMILY WILSON
l29TH ST. 2iG WEsT.--Two Independent
rooms: IStchcnctte. elevators; private
family; references Apartment %.
both ST. 2l21. 9TH AVE Large and small
rooms: back parlOr. antcroom. e!ectrielty'
references exchanged. Phone, Harlem
2,i2M
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OVERNESs-French, lately arrived, teaches
pIano German; excellent references. city
or country. O., Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau,
b03 9Th ave. entrance 42d ~.
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DRESSMAKlNG.


NINE MARIE.
MRhK Kris EsTABLisHMEST, WISHES
MEMS MGs;T MADE MAD BY 'PHoNE At CoLuMBus
SsSo, MODELS TO SELECT FROM d.
RECT FROM PARIS. EXCLUSIVE TRADE
Special NOTICE.
Do not discard your old gowns n they are
not OF the latest style. We VIII remodel
them equal TO new. az a very reasonAbIe
nrice Send US a postal or telephone, and
prornpt attention viii be given TO your or
der You are cordially invited TO see our
new STYLES Established 30 years. MINES.
MERRETT & VALDES, 1903 West 1l7th 81.
Telephone $500 Mornlngside.
ATTRACTIVE GOWNS. copy from French
hook chic Partisan, your own material,
from SO up; estimates given; very reason
able Evening gowns our speciality. Gowns
remodeled equal 10 new. MINES MERRETT
q VALDEs. 1913 West 1l7th ST. Tel $3.50
Morningside.
A, & NJ sTUHLER.
Gowns copied from French models: also
waists and street costumes at reasonable
prices: remodelllng attended 20. Tel. $3.50
River. 1s2 West ssth st.
MADAME SHEER, 13e WEST SID sT;-IM;
PORTED EVENING, STREET GOWNS At
VERY LOW PRICES: ALSO MADE TO Or
DER: FINEST WORKMANSHIP GUARAN-
TEED; INSPECTION INVITED.
NINE YICTORINE,
Fashlouabie evening and street gowns
made 10 order: also high class evening coats;
will furnish material or accept yours. 2O4
West S0th st.
NINE. ABRAHAMS. 18s Lenox ave.-Attrac-
tive street, dinner, evening gowns made TO
order estimates given; reasonable; finest
workmanship. Telephone li05 Harlem.
bREssMAKER-2O7 W. s4th st; first class
work; gowns. alterations remodeling; esti-
mates given, or work by the day; material
furnished or will accept yours.
DREssMAKER.- French; wishes work at
home; fancy dresses. tailored suits; remodel
ing; reasonable; shirtwaists, SOC. 253 W. seth
St Phone, Bryant-I55O
F,SsMAKING.-Patterns draped 10 your
exact measure: ht guaranteed: work out;
home preferred. r. S. Reed 245 W. 22d 81.
Telephone Chesea-i9l3
s. ROBINSON, 335 Columbus ave. telephone
Schuyler S195-Ladies suits, furs, etc, at
the lowest prices. Remodelling. All my
work guaranteed.
DRESSMAKE makes and re-
models: chlldren's a speciality. Juliet, 1913
East 18th st. Tel. 40s Stuyvesant
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GOING TO ALBANY OR TROY? Take tho
CITIZENS LINE or the PEOPLES LINE
steamers Phone spring 1900.
Central III dsOn Line Steamers for NewburEh.
Pokcepsle. Kingston. Pier "a II Franklin ST.
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EXCURSIONS.

CAIJFORNIA-Winter Tours leave fire.
uuentIy November 10 March Booklets.
RAYMOND Whitcomb Co.. 225 5th Ave. n. Y.
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Male.
I MADE $50 oOO In i've years with n small
mail order business. began with 81. send Tor
fee booklet. tells now. Hcacock. Sh5, Lock
rort - Y
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TYPEWRITlNo ANpTYPEwRlTERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau st Catalogue
free: all makes taken part payment; bargains
In Underwoods. Remington. divers. smiths.
ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. 1854 Broadway between SUN anu
18th SITS until 0 o'clock p. m ADVERTISE
ments received at the following branch offices
az regular rates until o'clock 2. m, VIZ:
2GI sth ave, =. e. sd St; IDS ON ave.
cor 18TH ST.: io4 East 18th ST.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP WANTED.

SELECT HELP all natioUaiitles, sIppil
short notice references Investigated. 3,
Nar-em. 81 Wcst lHlIt -
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ANTIQUES.

INTTOUEs-second hand furniture bought
sold T. Creamer. 9l6 9th ave. 'Phons
plaza-6201.
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Female

CAPABLE young woman will take charge OK
tea room or apartment; good cook; attend 10
invalid or take child out during the day; eG-
telIent references. r.. Miss FitzGeralds
Agency, SOB 9th ave.
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cHAMBERMAID or CHILD'S NURSE.-Young
Norwegian: excellent city reference. A.,
Miss Hofmayer's Agency. SZ2 9TH ave- yth
0oor Telephones. Madison square 4bZl and
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E,,pNIsuEp APARTMENTS TO LET

10TH ST, AND WEsT.-.yery desirable
raorps hath steam heat, hot water, $50
10 s85. JANITOR, or BELKNAP, 2O4 w.
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CvIANBERMAIp and sEAMsTREss wants to
20 10 country. excellent references. S.. Miss
FitzGeralds Agency. SOB 9th ave. Entrance on
A at
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DRESSMAR makes and re-
models: childrens a speciality. Juliet 1928
East 18th st. Tel 40S Stuyvesant-
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EPGNFsE wishes position as cook or but
Ter, with city references NJ, III West
-
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HOUsEKEEPER.-By experienced. intelligent
woman: no CIRCUMFERENCE: for one or two
adults. capable OF good managing: not afraid
Of work: city or country Reply by mail or
call after & p. m. Y. Wachter, $50 Eastern
Parkway, Brooklyn
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WORKING HOUSEKEEPER.--Good cook
and manager: excellent references, city or
country Miss FitzGeralss Agency SOB 5th
ave Entrance on 42d at
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HOUSEWORKER general. Competent; good
references: Englewood y. j., preferred SIS.
Charles wilson's Agency 72i Lexington ave.
Tel. 222i-Paza.
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NI-RSE.-For chf1l from three years up: sews
we'll. will go 10 country; excellent references
c., Miss FitzGeralds Agency 603 9th ave;
entrance 42d ST.
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ish: competent; very willing; good refer
ences. S2b. country only. Charles Wilson's
ArnncY- IA LeNLngton ave IcL ~ PAN.
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FRANCE, BELGIUM AND HOLLAND
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LAUNDRESs. Competent; willing, country
only: SIS; good references. Charles Wilson's
Agency IA Lexington ave. Tel. 222t-Plaza.
NURSERY GOVERNESs.-Young North Ger
man; good city references. $50 10 335. NJ.
Miss Hofmayers Agency. 1922 9Th ave. 9Th
aoor Telephones. Madison Square i527 and
i0236
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COOK young German. 40; excellent family
cook p, Miss Hotnayer's Agency 322 9Th
ave 9th floor Telephones, Madison Square
1927 and 1926
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-07
RESTAURANT MAN WINS
John L. Murray's Mortgage
Valid, Court Rules.

John L. Murray, the restaurant man, VINO
sold his place in 42d street to the United
Restaurant and Realty Company, won his
suit Yesterday against the latter in the
Supreme Court. when Justice Page gave
decision declaring that the mortgage fleo
on October 2, 1903 was valid.
The Justice found that the Standard Trust
COMPANY. which was made trustee for the
benefit of Murray when the deal was com
pleted whereby the company took over the
restaurant and its business and debts, was
entitled 10 have the mortgage foreClosed
on the ground that the restaurant ana
realty company had failed TO pay interest
on the bonds it issued TO the Stanqard
Trust Company for Murray. Justice rage
ruled the trust company was entitled to an
amount totaling S66,6S
The realty company, which formerly
owned the Cafe de rOpera, contended that
the MORTGAGE was not valid because or
technicalities in the drawing of the papers
and the filing of them. The justice SET
these objections aside.
According 10 the decision. there was an
agreement by which Murray was TO re-
ceiye gold bonds Of the restaurant and
realty company to the amount or SlooyW,
which were 10 pay per cent annually. lie
was to receive also capital stock to the
amount of 500 900. An assignment was
made by the restaurant company on April
G. 1910 for the benefit Of its creditors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-07
WIFE SUES HOTEL MAN
Says He Has Soul Mate
Wants Separation and Alimony.

Mrs. Valerie c. Thompson. OF No. GO East
t9th street. started suit in the Supreme
Court yesterday for a separation from her
husband. Max l. Thompson. who. his wife
says is assistant manager OF the Hotel
Plaza and has n soul mate"
H. her complaint Mrs. Thompson saws
that on June II her husband told her his
affections were centred on Miss West"
who. according to Mrs. Thompson, is a
Miss Martha Westerman." It was when
they had returned home after an auto
mobile ride the plaintiff says. that she
asked her husband to cease his attentions
TO the soul mate" but he only flew into
rage Prior TO June H. she says, her
husband assaulted her at the Hotel Man
hanset in this city. chased her to the roof
and threatened TO throw her from It.
In asking the court to grant her a reason
able amount OF almony pending the trial
OF the suit Mrs. Thompson gives an item
ICED statement as TO her husbands income.
She says he receives $50 a month as as
year for being agent for n champagne
concern, 5000 a month from three Euro
pean hotels for services not mentioned in
the application, and 81. 200 year for recon-
mending certain steamship lines.
Mrs. Thompson says her husband allowed
500 a year for wearing apparel.
The Thompsons were married In Phila-
delphia on October g. 1902