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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-26
SEIZED AS AUTO THUGS.
Bartender Says Three Men
Benton Robbery Beat Porter.
ESCAPE IN A MACHINE
Later Captured and Held by
Magistrate on Charge of
Felonious Assault. -.

Three men attempted yesterday morning
to hold up the bartender and porter and
rob the cash register OF the Manhattan
Cafe. at Manhattan avenue and lo1th
street, according to Charles Dundbe:k,
the bartender, but. frightened by his cries
for help they rushed out OF the place
and made their escape In big automo-
bile. L+
The machine drove up to the cafe about
7:20 o'clock, the three occupants goinG
into the saloon. They had several drinks,
but when the time came for settling there
was an argument, the men refusing to
pay.
Lundbeck and the porter, Dominica
Cargo, we're talking with them when one
OF the men drew a blackjack and struck
Cargo. knocking him to the floor. Then
according TO LundbeCk. the other two ran
behind tho bar and attempted TO open the
cash register. Lmndbeck cried for help
and the men hurried away.
At the time the men ran from the sa-
loon Mrs. Amelia Russell, OF No. 62 West
10th street, was passing and got good
look at the machine and occupants. Mrs
Russell also made a note of the NUMBER
of the car, and later gave it to the po'
lice. II was learned that the car was the
property Of Louis Marymount, of No. ~
West 4sth street. Lieutenant Cain and
! Detectives Donnelly and Quinn, of The
West 100th street station, hurried TO t,is
address. and about II o'clock tho cal
Ecame in with two men In IL. They were
| made prisoners. They gave their names
! as William II. Reifel, twenty-four years
J old. Of No. 8i7 West 44th street, and Harry
=. Horuton. forty years old, OF No. Sl'
West 45th street. and said that they were
I chauffeurs, Hornton declaring that hi
\ was employed by Mr.. Marymount severa
I weeks ago. .. 49,,
Later IN the day, according 10 the DE-
Electives, the men were identified by IN
bartender and porter as the men Uh'
were in the automobile. They were takei
! 10 the West 1cOth street station and fren
/ there 10 Police Headquarters 10 be looked
4 over in the Detective Bureau.
Lieutenant Maher. of the West loot'
/ street station, learned that the third maj
OF the party lived at No. I65 Manhattan
avenue. Going 10 that address he foun'
Joseph Conway. thirty-two years old,
bartender, whom he placed under arrest
In the West Side court witnesses tdenti
fed Conroy as the third man in the auto
mobile. The prisoners waived examination
on charges of felonious assault and wor
held by Magistrate Herbert under N,Tc
bail each.
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LIS PENpENs.

BRooME ST. 457 and, 40; Adeline ! latham
|F Arthur F r Moser ct al doTecIosuTe OF
|ntD; attorneys Merrill & Rogers -
ROAD leading from West Farms to ii unI ,
Pint, s. adj land. OF John Denison, OK 70,
Katharine II Lowett- aet Maria Livingston 81
la foreclosure Of mtg; = attorney, G HaHocH.
JENNiNGs ST, .902 % e06; three actions
Anna NJ App agt MallIda sKtaft ct Al Gore
:l@ure Of three ntgs) attorneys ApPel &
DAVIDSON AVE, VS. 100 u Of nth At;
grs9x irreg: Sarah. NJ Tibbitts agt 1dw dli,.
Mlborn ct al (tore6ostlTe; u MTG; attorneys
Cxrv q Carroll 81 r. s--
10TH S'T, q. so n W Of 80 ave, 2S.;sx
Mii; John . Walsh sgt Alexander a Egers
z al foreclosure Of ntgli Attorneys cary &
AVE c, 21B; Aghes " scoviIls agr Samuel
Soslnsky ct al 0oTeclosure, OF MTG; attornsS,
DECATUR AVE, s.S cor Of i99th 81, ~ et
y0. Diedrich HillJnans sgt coucoufse BUILDING
% 81 al foreclosure o. n1g); attorneys saiH'
sXRNfss AVE, SO cor sf 2o5ts ct, 200. sE6is
reg 10 Westchester I'd; Dollar. Savings bsns
"a The City OF New Yo6k sgt AiehaefJ Mass
Il al foreclosure of HatgIS attorneys, LeSa's
y.rkslier g Wells."i :'t:F ;.-".'..' - 800
ED ST. 227 ard 22a East1 two actions
,sephine r Dady agt Mollie Miller et a
amended foreclosure OF two notssl; attorney, u
III Hayes - . .
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MECHANICS LIENS.

hIh u sullivan, owner, oSeph IL
Nnriao,pnnvn ,nfr and contractor. Sol 6S. a.
loue;5,TE PROPERTY. Frederick y SohH"s
eAhh az 10 H-r., 80
~ san eT II Vest Herman GIassGr asl
S4Ihh. III 2ii' owner: Kuseh co, lessee; Essen
lane h~ zimmerman Construction Co con-
''rsctoIry; s w. ~ zoo to 5Ss West; Richard S
lslsI 81 John VI Iduck Construction %
B Bow ro bros Realty Go, owners 'Vehe"a') :
* 454 s.. 90 r.as,. Csrv. Doerhoefsr co
l.Sttd I {; KopgeE. owner; Ale$ahder
,gi Ma,s contractor; Sal tA. =
sots IsI sr GA and,2t6 West; Abraham a
. lgdn at LOUIS L Ws!SnAaAn' owner anu
' .iTT 81 West Aishhatt3 stair Build
ILh 81 Mis-. harris, owner; husch 70,
|ng 20 Tisnger & ZffiMermaI CONSTRUCTOR
81 contractor. $40. 3on .. Mac
RoES sIa SS5xii66 l2R > TwomeiS, a &c
I E9,so Ward. ownerz,e I'D ssoPirac'or'> fDilp
Fa ard co en- 4c7 and 42o East; Parshelsky
10 II Inc ACT Carishrookc Realty Co oNn,eF'
B F.Iss constTuction Co and -He.oert ) Eo'>s'
' saD ST. z East aPsil9 Y2G is Sc E5s
u agt Leon NenfllaI" s 60 AO'''' -.
.,rS1s and contractors; S>J"'
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HALTs FIGHT FOR HIS WIFE
II Is Said Captain Has Reclaimed
Young Bride and Gone West.

CAPTAIN Christian S. Juell did not APP
pear In the Supreme Court yesterday TO
continue his fight under habeas corpus
proceedings TO have his wife returned to
him. His lawyer said he had not seen
Captain Juell since he went TO White
stone. Long Island, to reclaim his wife
OF two months, who was taken from him
by her uncle. Jacob Wagle.
1t was said that the captain had sue
ceeded IN resculng his wife from her I'M
willing detention and had gone West with
her The hearing on tho habeas corpus
writ was adjourned TO this morning.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SITPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Charles Lanier and Henry B. Closson, as
trustees under the last VIII OF DAVID - Esle-
ston, deceased. plaintiffs. against EllEaoetn
A. Dodge National operating Company ana
Forrest c. Hireman, defendants. -,.,-.
In pursuance OF u judgment or loreclosuii,s
and sale, dated the 10Th day OF June. 1917
and duly made and entered IN ne aDoVe Oh en-
titled action on the 10th day OF June isi.'
the undNrsiRued, the referee IN sara Juus..
inent named, will sell at public auction, az
The EXCHANGE Salesrooms, Nos. 14-lO Nesey
street, Ia the Borough or "a dav oy August
100 At ~ o'clock noon on that day oy
Joseph p. Day auctioneer. the premises al.
rected b. said judgment TO DC SOFA anu
therein described as follows. 10 wit:
Ali that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land with tho buildings and Improvement
thereon, situated, lying ana being N IN, Lhs
borough OF Manhattan OF the Clty OF rev
york Of the County and State OF New YORK
bounded and described az follows; .,so
Beginning at poin, on me n{n,b street,
distant eighty 800 feet one ana one-halI
DO inches easterly from the corner toTineai
By the Intersection OF the eaSterly re o. o,
Eighth Avenue and the northerly SIDE OF
one Hundred and Thrty-ninth street; run
ming thence north6rly. paralel WIN Eis q
Avenue and part Of the distance tnrousn :, I
marty wall, ninety nino 900 feet eleven llll
Inches to the centre lire OF tho block: thence
easterly. along said centre line OF we oIo.H
nineteen C8) feet; thence southsry, So
parallel with Eighth Avenue and part OF the
Sigtpnce through slother party wall. ninety
rnrt heriy line OF one Hundred and Thirty.
n min III Street thence westerly, along said
northoriy side OF one Hundred and s., dh npty,
ninth street, nineteen 1?D feet 10 the poih'
~ Mace OF beginning; said premises being
known as no esi West l3oth street
DATED, New york. July 18th. 1917.
FRANKLIN BROOKS,
Referee.
PARSONS. CLOssoN & McILyAINE'
Attorneys for Plaintiffs ,,us.,,,,
80 william Street Borough or Manhattan
- 'rhe CItv OF New York, y. y.
| The following Is a diagram 81 the prop,
.rty 10 bc sold, II. street number being 81
West l39th Street
Il
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coPAR,NERsHlP NOTICE.

WEED & GWh NNE VA. .
WHEREAS The copartnershlp OF W oeu ~
Gwynne has heretofore tratsnct1u "a la
In the CIV and state OF New York ana e.se-
~ , cre In The United states for more man
three wears and has had business re'o''o"'
with foreign countries; ana IN ..Dor,
WHEREAS, The business OF sdIu IoP'i
rnrsbin Is 10 be continued and carried on w
- sibscribers who are the genera pa
ncrs In tho continued copartnershlo anu WIZ
are DESTROYS 81 continuing mo uso VI NV
firm name OF Weed q Gwyhnc' A.,.tc.rad
NOW. THEREFORE,, We me uhu ,.Sh =.
do sign and acknowledge u IIs ~ -
ard provided, hereby declaring lhe' wy -
sons de.,ing under such frm name ana theH
respective residences. are as 1ollgHs DO,
J. Arthur G.. Gwynne' VINO teS'"eS 81 n.y.
Wcstohester County, New YORK. y.,....
. Percy d. Lown, who resides AT iohA''S'
U,ostchester County New totk' ,,,.
John H. Ross, who resides NJ h"u'''''
Morris County. New Jersey - 49, ho-.-
IN WITNESS WHEREOF ". ha DOR a.,
unto subscribed our names on uie SUN N"'
81 June. 1872 ,,r,,t,-D r cWYNNE.
PERCY ID. LOWN.
JOHN H. ROSS.
In presence OF WA. PORTER Ai.Lf;N'
o.. -, N,su, yo,k County Of New YORK S.
IN Ibis 11th day OF July lVl2, before me
personally came ARTHUR = Wv = 49,;
PEkCY II. LOWN and JOHN ~. hoSs, az
20 mo known and known TO me- " W 'n1 ~, ~
diyIduals described I'm ana VINO S ~, I, aio
foregoing instrument ana se|eLai ~ a,,,no
e"''u - NV WIN. PORTER ALLEN,
Notary Public. Westchester county; sI
tidcats filed In New York county NO. 81
ana New YORK Registry No. SULE
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cora l.. If ~.
III ~ ~ 81

The approximate amount OF the. lien or
charge TO satisfy which the above Described
property Is TO be sold. Is ST., $4,000 with m
tersst thereon from the 18th day or April
loI. together with costs and allowance
amounting to S5l3.AT. with intcrsst Thereof
from the Goth day OF June. wv, toselhSi
MN tLo c1penseg OF the sale. The approx,
mate amount Of tho taxes assessments ano
water rates or other liens, which are 10 o'
allowed tc the purchaser out 81 the purchat;
money or paid by the referee, is $500 and
interest.
Dated. New York. July 18th. 1912.
FRANKLIN BROOKS
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BIDS FOR JOHN JAY PARK
improvements, Which Will Include
~ Playground, Cost Sal, 900.

+ The Park Board received bids yesterday
afternoon for the work. of developing
John Jay Park, which is expected to cost
$4,000 or more. Park Commissioner Stow
er said II WAS one of the most important
park projects undertaken this year.
The park is near the East River, be-
tween 7Sth and 18th streets, and is in the
heart Of a crowded section Of the city.
The time allowed for the completion OF
the work will be one hundred consecutive
working days ..
One of the features will be a play
ground which will be constructed along
modern lines. Fa
The improvements include fence
around the park, new walks and curbings
and an irrigation system.
The next playground to be taken up
will be that at 15lst street and Amster-
dam avenue.
SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere In the United
States for So so year.
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suPREME COURT. couNTY OF ~

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY or NEW
YORK-Dayid H. Fowler. Plaintiff against
Rachel Gevi end others, Defendants.
In pursuance u Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered IN the ABOVE
entitled action and bearing GATE the lVth
day 81 July. 1912, l. tho undersigned, IN,
referee IN said Judgment named, will soil al
public auction. ~ tho Exchange sslesfooln:
Nos. I4-iG Vesey street, In thp BoFoug o.
Manhattan. city or New lorh on VIC -, -
day OF August 1912, at y CLOCK noon va
that day by Jacob II. Mayors, Auctloheer'
the premises directed by said Judgment 10 DC
sold and therein described as follows;
All that certain lot, piece or parcel ot ana
with the building thereon erected sltuAtt
lying aud being In the CITY or Ne" 10TH
bounded and described as t9ll'Ns. az.
Beginning at a point In tho northerly tiSe
OF one Hundred and Thirty sixth street dis
tant Qua hundred and seventy-nve feet west
,rly from the corner formed by the inter-
section OF tho northerly side OF one Hundred
and Thlrty-Hlxth Street with the westerly
side Of LcnGx Avenue, running thence north.
ory parallel with LeuoN Avenue ana part
OF tho distance through a-party wall ninety.
nine feet eleven inches TO the centre line OF
tho block: thence westerly along SAID centIe
line Of the block sixteen feet eight inches
thence eJuiherly again parallel With LehoX
Avenue and part u tho distance through
anxher party wall ninety -nine feet eleven
inches 70 the northerly side Of one Hundred
and Thirty-slXth Street, nnd thence easterly
alonz the same sixteen feet eight Inches 10
tho point or place OF beginning.
Tho promises above described are located
IN section ] IN DOCK UuUlo'i ip~l "i' N''N
Land Map Of the city OF New York
Subject to q certain agreement, however,
rocor,ied in riber 15l Of COnveynnces, page
is4, section I. in tho Registers ONCE OF the
County OF New York 800
patel. New York. July 18th, 1912.
EDWARD A. ACKER. Referee.
FINCK, EMBREE & COBB. Attorney f3I
Plaintiff. 81 Nassau Stroot, New Yorh
City.
orty 10 DO sold; It's street number Is No liz
West i36th Street:
49,
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Center line OF block


r,. o,,ro~l,,ate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above describen
property is to be cold. is eleven thousand
three hundred and ninety ana 20 loo !.
gao gOl dollars with interest thereon lrotnn
The 6th day OF July, 1912, together WIN
cns,s ana allowance amounting TO three
hundred and fourteen and I5-ioO Slt ,a,o
daiiars with Interest from July 10Th, III.
to.,ethsr with the expenses OF the sale The
APPROXIMATE amount OF the taxes, assess
ments and water rates, or other liens wH'e ~
Tie nurcbase money, or paid by the Reieree,
In one hundred and eighty -nine anu ''A''
dollars and interest 80, ,o,o
DN' rDVv,Dp 4. ACKER. Referee.
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MAID HeLpz1N :. CHECK CASE.

Viola Dawson, 1.-The 'eighteen-year-old
mad OF Mrs T. b. Carroll, of Arrowhead
Court, No. 2 Pinehurst avenue. who was
arrested on O charge Of .cashing check
Tor 81 to which her employers name
had been forged. was held without bail
By Magistrate McQpade in the Harlem
court Yesterday
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BUILDING EoEN CONTRACTS.

BECK ST. 8 = Zoe ri ". Of .Ayenpe ST
Joas, 10Ox125. CITY HI0Ftgsge 60 looms ostro
cOaHyuction Co $4,000
BECK ST SIS, 200 II OF Avenue ST John,
iep1i25; feme loans same 100000
18th ST. 5. 100 n e OF PARK ave, nc. 4x
inz: same loans seYsRty-hIth Street 90
I'd STSs $50 " Of 9Th ave. TQxas .;
Metropolitan Life .InsuEsnce, 60 leans seaich
Realty Co S35O 600
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ARTHUR c. GWYNNE.
percy ID. LOWN,
TCHN n. ROSS.
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF
of Columbia Washington, July 20 1917 sealed
proposals. v 10 received at a s9 al Sci isi Is for
o'clock p. 81. "Wednesday July .g o. ohout
"a gpG Snn cuhIc ards Of grading Forms Of FRO
and ,bs cssf ycefS Ens
may DC oo.aino, Room 42T, District Building,
Hsss bspss.Hnsh'c cUNo il. RUDOLPH ED
WARD M MARKHAM. Acting Commission
ers. d. g.
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.r,sElEp MECHANICS LIENS,

JCiUae5t~: -
,oyu ct ~ anf.S5. yRha-ie,s r .Plumac her
lU hH ,-igor stores Il nj; July II. 1917;
's SETH ST 40 Past; s91fjfI faet{sas, At vt
Lar: .Sip q Hopper 6t ar Jpl$ 20, 1917 $780,
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INSTRUCTION..
For Both Sexes-City.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American a Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers tutors eoEeLm-
esses etc. 10 Colleges. SCHOOLS anu 70 Ii,o,
Apply 10 Mrs.. NJ. j. Young Fulton, y UNION
ca
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NEW eUltptNe PLANS
Manhattan.

,a7H ST. n &, 4fS-ft - OF 1ith ave; 81, a
W sbatioir. TSras:t- lsaVtd 50 amen %;
~ wsSt 4Oth 81. owner. \ G. hoenlg' '1li
-, asfh 81. archltccs; S200uo. - -,
Nv Mtt-n,ssIVORT'H AVE, W s. 2411 ~ OF
Az =. Tor a q stvscarACr, fT9as- Sterling
.rnding and Operating Coz alj BroaQWay,
's,s,. Moore { IaGdsiCdei. l4Stb ST. ana
s,ns5Sav, architects; $4,000.
fSsD ST. n s, $50 A " Of 9TH ave; Tot q
- s15 basenoeYrt notice startun. -49S9J. II
Wv ~ New York, 0Wnsr; beverly > tNlnsi
M rark ave, architect: $4,000 =, -
osN ct 8 ?. 100 f. y of West End ave
h, an S sty aptmt. 75Nl124N irrsg; = a
\ " Vail Realty co, 2S75, Broadway. owner
I ,,,lio 1 West S4th st, architect; SSOOOUo
srtRMAN AVE. p W cor iSiam 81; foi
No sty aptmts. j0He0. Dyckman Constroc
IAN 60. owner. SommeTfCld a. Steckier, u
rnIon So, architects SOC COO
SHERMAN AVE. - W cor AcadeInS 81 10,
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ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY, Leonard st, Lafayette 81
ana Catharine Lane. 90 IL sty oihces;
New York Life Insurance CO, premises. own
siFE Hi, premises, architects s37,lTV.
Tho Bronx.
LINTON AVE. @ 4. 1Ot II OF 16Sth st;
toa 9 sty frame store and Gwg, 2Ox5S; Mag
tuena Frey. 5O6 East s7th St owner; trsd
Hammond, 391 East 149th st, arehifect'
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
CoACHMAN.-sing long practical expert
ence; thorough. willing worker; under
Glands details around private place: has
always proved satisfactory; sober honest
~ T., 2Os East 4Sth st. -
COTPTE.-Man generally useful about small
place In country; wife good cook: excellent
bof,sskeeper: $50: finest personal referen ces.
pesryon's Agency East 1921 st. Tel. Har-
lem bO49
coIrpI-E - German; experienced farmer.
coachman and gardener; wife excellent COOK
or Iaundreas. sg5 Charles Wilson's Agency,
la East 57th St Tel. 1924 Plaza.
tJoTrsrM AN,-smart young Hollander; s25:
go anywhere; excellent reference. MISS
shsas Agency, s East AID st. -
JAPANESE yAI.ET.--Thoroughl experienced,
honest and willing. seeks engagement to gen
tleman or club; best personal references. Tate,
care Osura 226 West nth 81.
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Steamer Mary Powell
HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
AGENTS Be n live with the goods that
coll easily. every housewife wants tho une
Sample free The Brantford supply Co.. Isl
Market ST. Brantford, Canada. -.
MADE $50 900 In ave years with a small man
order business, began with 50. Send Tor tlee
booklet Tells how. Heacock. $3.50 lpcspof'
v
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RHODE ISLAND.
AUCTION SALES.

by VIRTUE OF a chattei mortsage. Empire
Brass WORKS Inc; 10 Frsp ssI sa.Ssy AZ
900 East 10th Street. Manhattan, at $50
NJ. safe Desk. Typewriter. nxtures. tools,
nn,,tSbing lathes dynamos, gas engine, air
N,,,r nressor. tanks, shsfting pulleys. nickel
IND copper anodes. polishing wheels ana
ali other property mentioned and Described
az Ia mortgage BY order OF attorney for
, ~ Moe Fry. Auctioneer.
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We Rk WANTED.

Male. ..-.. co..
BooKKEEPBR, Sc.American man, 70. as
bookkeeper and collector; tan yehfs-e%
.rce, heat OF references. Address c. NJ. M
1le Logan St, Brooklyn. -------r-----.-
MANAGER or STEWARD. - BNperienced'
restaurant. club or cafe. Hunter, go Shi-
ton ave, Brooklyn.
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The Bronx,

FOX ST. Q =. 1878 Il OF Tiffany st: 70.
|, sty brk school. 9S.1oX10i,g: Church gf
N,6ison ave. president. owners. r de
ysuron 81 East 9th st, architect $4,000.
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rvoewsIrlNo AND TYPEWRiTERs

yJfvroR yiSIBLE, 10 Nassau ST. Catalogue
| rrso: eli makes taken part payment; bargain'
Y q, iSnderwoods, Remingtons. divers, Smiths.
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LOST BANkBOOkS.


HANDBOOK No. 49, t6 of the Union Dime
Savings Bank rs missing. Any person hav-
ing a claim to II IL hereby called upon TO
present the same within ten days or submit
10 having said passbook cancelled and new
one Issued.
I.osr.--BaEkbook No. GAO. 3e5 OF Dry. Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon TO present
the same to the bank within thirty days, or
the said book will be declared cancelled and
extinguished. and new one issued In lieu
thereof.
T-osT-panEbook No. Asa, saT OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book Is called upon 10
present the same TO the bank within thirty
days or the said book will be declared can
ceiled and extinguished and a new one issued
In lieu thereof
LOST Denkbook No. 58i. 204 OF Dry Dock
Saytngs Institution, Any person having
claims upon said book ie called upon to pre-
sent the same 20 the bank within thirty DAYS
or the said book will be declared cancelled
and extinguished and new one issued III
lieu thereof --
LosT.-pank5ook No. 1851, Issued by the
Bank Of Europe, in favor OF Mr.. Anton
Eggert, i4s7 LIST ave. Payment Goppeu'
Finder please return.
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Female.

RESPONSIBLE WOMAN wishes 70 care Tor
ladies' wardrobes; repairing and renttihs a
.neciaItv: will call at hotels any convenient
time stated. A., Box 40 Tribune ONCE
,sTESoGRAPuER and TYPEWRITER. -
Bright ambitious beginner; will start with
moderate saiaTy. Hopper 1853 Winfred ave.
yonkers n Y.
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Female.

COOK-YouEg Austrian girl; two years nrst
class personal references; city or country
s35. Miss Buckleys kgenoy, II West 42d.
COUPLE-German; houseworker, good COOK.
laundress, can bake; man understands
horses. cows, good gardener; city, country.
Miss Morrow's Agency, I2l Lexington ave.
cor. 18th OF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-26
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THE MOUNTAIN PAKADIah 49,,
open until Dec: extensively lhpfoysu' nUs'
CVisins OF highest standard: white service. Or
chestTs; social diverslons; every ont-ot doot
Amusement. New, beautiful Palm Court ana
c.,rs speclal early seasOn rates. Booklet ann
80 mana mailed 9th season. JOHN y. COPE