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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-13
FORECLOSURE SALES,

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-United States Trust Company Of New
York, plaintiff. against Anna X. Daniel and
In puriuance Of q judgment Of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered in the above
entitled a tion and bearing date the 18th day
OF June 1910, I, the undersigned, the referee In
said judgement named. will sell At public auc-
ton, at the New York Real Estate Salesroorns.
Nos s G,ey 2, N.S n 'ss II. s
day. BY Daniel Greenwaid, auctioncer. The
and therein described as follows:
An that certain lot; piece n or parcel % iano
New York. and bounded and described a. fol-
lows, viz: Beginning at point on the south.
and ave Caoo1 feet westerly from the corner
formed by the intersection of the said south
erly side Of SIND street with the westerly side
Running southerly, parallel with the said west
erly side OF Columbus Avenue and part OF the
way through q party wall one hundred ana
or the block between eIst and SIND Streets;
thence westerly, along said centre line OF ths
block twenty 2 feet; thence no ,S. af o asan
bus Avenue one hundred and two (10D feet
TWO C2) inches TO the said southerly side OF SIND
sopts.Iy side OF s2nd street. twenty COZ feet to
The point or place OF beginning sald premises
being now known by the street NUMBER 10
OF said City. ,,, -
Subject TO covenants and restrictions cen
tanned In instruments dated the LIST day OF MAY,
1850. and recorded in the New York County
Beois,er's ofice on the 25th day OF January,
1850. In Liber 1918 Of Conyeyanees, page 4lz
DATED New York. July 20, lel2
STEWART e. sHEARER. Attorneys for Pain.
Tin ONCE and Post once address 10. %
Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan City OF
The following 10 a diagram Of the properly 70
r.. soId: It's street number 10 12s West s2nd
Street:
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,,.uios Well to Henry We'll; 81 100
SsTiba Oser to Martha Oser, eAIrNi StWSii
Sniu,nbia-K nickerbocker Trust Co to Miooie-
IN Savings Bank; 500. -, po-uor
iorsn, Trust Co TO JEANNE Mel Bergen
tgpieTry r Davis TO Max Kobre; 81.
american Society for the prevention OF ~ ~
-. - Animals to Lawyers Mortgage co; $l4'-
WV%,uiiam q Rabell TO BuToek p Raoell; $loV'
eonhia NJ Nichols to Jesse - NlShols, go 81,
srStis Guarantee and Trust Co 10 Johh STueA
man an N0.0yKS Herbs to Title Guarantee and Trust
Co; 500. =. curioi RuIlding l. and
In s, Schreyer TO Frank NJ Esealona; 81
goi nIt MAYER TO Isaac Simons; 81 oo
SVlTsGtaayies Wescnler 20 Isaac Simons StVO;
liam ] Dcvorsky to Alexander hell-
rer SlOO ~, -, % so,omon Mayer; 81
MsitS Wallace 10 David Herman; 81.
ps,,s r :, Cannon to Cornela SGhwartL' 81
June er n Well exr, to simon Weli ~. a,
siino"Y orl Trust co to City Mortgage 20; 81.
N c,,v Mortgage Co 10 North Side SAVINGS
BANK $50 >, 1oooh Levy: 81.
essity co Of America TO Greenwich heaH]"
ton s.y SH; siesel Co to Mortimer ROsenoaum'
$40; schnl to Robert schlegel; $3.50:
Amelia Gauter, eXtrX, 10 AHeA~ """'N'
60 100
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

sTATE OF NEW YORK. PUBLIC SERVICE
Commission for the First District.-ln he
Matter OF the Application OF the Twenty-third
street Railway Company under Section OF me
vice Commissions Law for the consent Of the
Commisslon TO the creation and delivery OF a
mortgage for 81, 800, 900 upon all Its property
and franchises and TO the issuance OF Sl,5OoO 600
OF bonds hereunder. Case No. 1854. Published
Notice Of Hearing. ,,.,-
Notice is hereby given, that the application
OF the Twenty-third street Railway Company
Tor an order OF the Public Service Commission
tor the FIRST District consenting to the crea ton
OF a mortgage for si,JOo,OO0, covering all It's
nroperty and franchises, and to the Issuance
y, 81 200 900 Of bonds Hereunder, such issue
Of bonds TO be used for the lawful refunding OF
The obligations OF said company as set forth In
satd anpIication. will be heard by said Commits
sion at It's office lS4 Nassau ss street. borough
" November, 1912 at 400 o'clock In the after
noon. =, ~ 1910
,r,nENTy-THIRD STREET RAILWAY COM
PANY.
By JAMES A. WRIGHT.
Secretary.
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S2p ST
81 ST ST.

g - - -
TIL. approximate amount Of the lien OF cns.ts
TO satisfy which the above described pIoPeIU ~
TO be sold Is le.472.46. with isterest tnerSV ,h
from the 22d day Of April. 1910, togetneaso WIN
costs end allow ance amounting to SooS;.So, "
xethtr with the expenses Of the sale. Inc ~
proximate amount Of the taxes, asressne e ~
and water rates or other liens. 70 be allowed "
the purchaser out OF the purchase Inoney' VI
paid by the referee, Is 81, 88 a. and interest,"
DATED New York. July ~, lDl2
ALEXANDER BRoUGH. Hetefee'
The foregoing sale is hereby adjourned 70
wednesday, October End, 1912 at the sAm'
time and place. ,o,o
DATED, New York August 23rd 1917
ALEXANDER BROUoH, Referee
The foregoing sale IN hereby 1urthei ~
iourned TO Tuesday. October 10. 1872 at ths
same hour and place. 40.
dated. New York October Q. 1912.
ALEXANDER BRoU0H. Referee.
The foregoing sale IL hereby fuI,her 40
iourned TO Wednesday. October 80. 1912. at the
same hour and place. .n,a
Dated. New York, October Is, 1elZ
ALEXANDER BR0UGH Reteree.
The foregoing sale 10 hereby further ad.
journed 70 Wednesday. November 18TH 1872 az
the same time and place. o
Dated New York, october 8Oth. isix;
ALEXANDER BROUGH,
Referee.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
FIDELITY STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
IO7-1Oe W. 96TH STREET.

To Miss d. Reilly, Mrs. c Montazella,
Mis-. Sarah Mccormick Mr. Geo. l. Catlin.
Mrs G Bement, Mrs. Samuel d. Cloak, Mr..
j q Crobsy. Mrs. Edward Wolfe. Mr.. Geo.
X, Miller MT Oscar Van Bernard, Mrs. Lola
Ferris Mr.. Alfred de Androde, Mrs. b.
White Mr. r. @. Foley. Mrs. Nora Quinlin.
Mr.. Chas r. Wolfe. Mrs. L. O. Bible. Miss
l.. wiswali. Mr.. d. p. Bible, MT F. Roberts,
Mr. Jos. Lynch. Mrs. Grant Williams. MISS
Josephine Frederick Mr.. a. j. Dawson. Mr..
Jordan, Miss Bertha Thayer Miss i. Colin.
Mr. Henry Kuck, Mrs ID. Thorne, Mrs. Eliz-
sbeth Toombs. Mrs. Annie Driscoil, Mr.. @.
l. Belchsr, Mr.. John Laws-You AMI each
OF YOU are hereby notified that the time for
the payment OF our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired, after
due notice thereof had been given you, We
will cause such property, TO wit, Household
Goods Personal Effects and Merchandise,
stored in the Fidelity Storage Warehouse by
you or IN your name (or In which You may
have an INTEREST,". to be sold at public suc-
ton according to the statute In such case
made and provided. at our warehouses. lO7-
100 West Goth ST., New York city, on Mon
day November 25th. 1912, at 1880 a. m,
and II the sale thereof Is not completed on
same place on each and every Monday there
after, beginning at 1890 a. m, and contin-
uing until all the goods are sold
FIDELITY STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
CHAS. a. COLLINS. proprietor.
hDvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
once, No. 1884 Broadway, between Beth and
a7'h sta. until o'clock D. m.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP WANTED.
WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
BOOKKEEPER Energetic, capable young
man, married, Ia open for position; best ref
erences Address c. NJ. N, 81 Railroad ave.
Brooklyn.
C'HAUFFEUR-N Norwegian. just returned from
abroad, eight years references wishes posi-
ton with party demanding high class man.
Serke. 1876 East SD st.
EXPERT candy maker on Russian marrnalade
and hard candy wishes position. Daniel
JanuEkrosky. 40 Junction ave. -
sTENoGRAPHER.--E correspondent; re
liable assistant; representative; seeks per
manent position; Interview appreciated. Ken
ney. 1872 West 9Th ST ---,
VACUUM CLEANING. with powerful air com
pressor 81 will clean two, three rooms thor-
oughly Oyama. 100 West lOlst ST. Ihone
Female.
MPANION.-American girl desires position
10 lady; experience: references. MISS Boothe'
22I0 Aqueduct ave. ------.--
SOCIAL OR BUSINESS SECRETARY by
capable woman t32). pleasing personality.
correspondent, stenographer; would combine
other duties not mental: best city reference
Secretary. 203 West 18th st.
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MECHANICS LlENS'
NOVEMBER IL.

18TH ST, 81 West; Evans BROS, ihS Sta
s,Soheu Hayes estate, owner hely q 9H'''''
contractor; S1I %. o., go. o5v1oo &;
IsTH ST. $, 800 # OF Sth ave- ES AIVOV,
,rsst Side Mason Contracting Co agt ChaI loSoc
/, Mount. owner; White Rats Realty Co. lesSe9
Camp q Co, contractor; ST., 4SO. -. 1Iu,
ZEREGA AVE, W S, $50 II OF Sdsti -, ~
ave 5JXlOO: Alexander Upright agt Ike MeisiA'
ovner and contractor: $I2. ,o-es
192D ST, n S, 305 II Of Barnes ave, oVNoe;
Alexander Upright agt William Rihgels'eih'
nUner and contractor; SIS. ., IN,
ZEREGA AVE, W S, 329 # OF CastIe M M
eve 5OxiOO; Standard plumbing co agt In. LNe
Nslipk. owner: Robert Jackson eOhHS e'o'
S'S TTiMPsoN PL, 40; Charles Van Nostrand
AIT Marie W Boyl. owner and ooh'ie0'o'
'PSRK PLACE n e cor West BroadTay' IoS S
~. star Fireproof Door and sash 90, Ihc, as
n Il Brown Printing and BindinE 20, o" nv :
Tucker & Vinton and Isaac A hopper ""
tractors: $500. o., 90. o5xIoo &.
42D ST n $, 125 It W Of 9th ave, 1oA S e,
1osenb L, Mayer agt Nellie b Drake ana :! r.
Rjres' owners; Henry a Griffith coh'rae'oi'
IS7TH ST, 619 West American LuxIer priS ism
% act Faultiess Construction Co. owner ana
contractor: 500. o., .. william
coy,nb oct ESdward Friedman, owner Lowe
J-iftS Avenue Amusement Co, contractor
s@55iST5 ST. s $. 2s5 II Of Paulin ave, oox
OK. Gersnann & LoZner. Inc, agt RoSarlo Id
Bue owner and contractor; $6OO.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their uptown
once, No 1884 Broadway. between Seth and
37,h sts until o'clock p. m. Advertise-
msnts received at the following branch omces
at regular rates until o'clock p. III. VIE !
cor 18th st.. I04 East 18th sti
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Female.
CAPABLE WOMAN, middle aged Norwegian.
desires position as housekeeper where one OF
more servants are kept; best references NJ
Box 40. Tribune once. A-
CHAMBERMAID-Ver neat quick Swedish
girl; strong and willing. excellent chamber
maid will assist other work; best references
Iilma, Osterberg's Agency, us Lexington ave-
Tel. l05S-PlsIa. -
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS or light
homework: reliable English Protestant; cry
references; moderate wages Mrs Golfers
Agency, 45I 4th ave, near slst ST
CHAMBERMAID, maid or parlor maid: Eng
lish Protestant; neat. refined, competent.
highest references. Mrs. Golfers Agency, iS7
tIh ave. near gst 81. I-
COOK-German. young, neat, economical;
has friend waitress, assist Chambermatdi
| together or separate; excellent references;
| city or country: S80-920. Miss Buckleys
Agency, II West 42d. Phone. I4s7 Bryant.
| COOK. High class: understands all branches
French and American cooking; disensaged
lady closing house; personal city references
Mrs. Golfers Agency. 467 4th ave.
CooK.-By young Danish woman; assist with
laundry; good baker excellent ar rsfe es7 S,E
} ave. (3sth ST.. L
COOK. Excellent: neat, young; Swedish good
manager: very agreeable best references.
osterbergs Agency. ZIG Lexington ave. Tel
lO55--Plaza. -
COOK and T.AUNDRBss.-By North OF Ire
land Protestant; also chambermaid and walt
ress; excellent references; city country
Mrs Cooper's Agency. 651 9th ave. (3sth ST..
CooK.-German Protestant; strictly first class:
not afraid OF large family; 10 any distance;
excellent references. Mrs. Golfers Agency.
i57 Ith ave.
COOK and LAUNDRESs or homework; COM
petent, obliging young woman; not afraid OF
work: excellent references Mrs. Golfers
Agency, 457 4th ave. .
lCOOK-Particuarly neat, competent young
woman; country preferred: best OF references
Mrs. Golfers Agency, i57 4th ave, near 3lst st.
HOuSEWORKER--Firs class cook and good
laundress; very neat young girl, with ex-
cellent references; S25. Pearson Agency b
LAUNDRESs First class; neat, strong Swed-
sh girl; does shirts. collars, cuffs, anything
that can be iaundered; excellent city refer
ences. osterbergs Agency, 7i6 Lexington ave.
Tel. l055--Plaza. -
LAUNDREss. -Assis, chambermaid; excep-
references Mrs. Golfers Agency. i5T ith ave-;
near 3lst Ut.
NURSE-A trained nurse experienced, would
like permanent position with adult; would be
generally useful In the home. or travel; reason
able terms: highest references. Address ~ H.,
Box 10. Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1854 Broadway.
NURsE-Rehned Swedish girl, Just landed.
wishes place as nurse TO a child, or maid or
seamstress; can speak English. Apply T. L.,
80 East SD st.
NURsE.--En xiish: understands care OF In
FAINT from birth, all foods. etc: excellent
city references: city or country. s. Miss Fitz-
Gerald's Agency. 5O3 9th ave. Entrance on
42d st
WAITREss-P ARLORMAID. Neat, tall Eng
lish girl; excellent waitress; year and hal
Agency. ne Lexington ave. Tel. lo6S-Plaza.
WAITRESS and PARIoRMAID-Exper
small private family; best city references;
wages $50. Write Waitress 1888 50 ave.
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PROPOSALS.

TREIeURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF
the Supervising Architect, Washington. d. G,
November T. l9l2.-Sealed proposals VIII be
received at this once until o'clock r.. NJ on
opened, for the mechanical system OF mall
handling apparatus in the United States Post
Onjce new, New York city. y. T., IN accord
ance with the mobilization and drawing, copies
of which may De obtained at this Office at the
discretion of the Supervising Architect. OSCAR
wENDEROTH. Supervising Architect.
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NEW JERsE
LOST BANkBOOKS,


BANKBoOK No. 59G,Ol6 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person having
claim to II is hereby called upon to present
the same within ten days or submit 10 having
said passbook cancelled and new one Issued
BANKBOoK No AIS. 1914 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Amy person having
a claim to II is hereby called upon TO present
the same within ten days or submit 10 having
said passbook cancelled and a new one issued
HANDBOOK No sos. AIS OF the Union Dino
Savings Bank. Is missing. Any person having
a claim to IL IL hereby called upon TO present
the same within ten days or submit 90 having
said psssbook cancelled and a new one issued
LOST OR STOLEN. handbook No. 6se.67s Of
the German Savings Bank In the City OF New
Regina GTeenbaum. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. IL not returned
20 the bank on the ID day Of December, 1872.
duplicate Will be issued. -
LOST. Handbook No. 53s. All, Drydock saw
ings Institution. Any persons having claim
the bank within 80 days or the said book VIII
be declared cancelled and eItingulshed and a
new one issued IN lieu thereof.
LOST OR STOLEN No. $50. 32b OF
the German Savings Bank In the City OF New
York corner 4th ave. and 14th st, Issued 10
against negotiating the same. II not returned
10 the hank on the 4th day OF December, 1912
q duplicate will be issued. -
LOST OR STOLEN handbook No. 5l4. 226 Of
the German Savings Bank I'm the City OF New
York corner 4th ave and hth ST. Issued 70
Harry Rcsen. All persons are cautioned against Is
negotiating the same. IL not returned TO the
bank on the 4th day OF December, 1872 a du-
plicate will be issued. .
LOsT.-Bankbook No. $50. 456. Bank for Saw
ings go lth ave, New York. Payment
stopped. Please return book to bank.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

,-7rpJ ST n s. 100 II OF Audubon ave;
,.,,t co1dwasser agt McAfee Building Co ct
IL Sept 2S 1912 (by deposiO; S14 80.
SGD ST. West Laura Roofing co az. agt Sohn
Doe ct al: Nov IL, 1912 (oy deposlpi SIi 0S
18TH ST. 81 West: same agt same; Nov
1912 (by Deposit; $50. ...,.
iiiTH ST.. S $, $50 IT Of LenoS ave- LEVIN
Contracting Co agt Samuel RcseH et ali may
n 1912 (by bond; $50: ,,..,..
's5TH ST "a TO 40 West; Daniel shelton
art Midwest Realty Co ct al; Nov o. 1912 10y
bond: $50. ,ss,,.
and iG6th SITS; Patrick Reddy agt broadway
snd faith street Realty Co ct al; Sept g. 1872
- hondN. go 7O7 81
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

CHAUFFEUR and coachman' slnsle, JUST as
ten and personal, from last employers strictly
sober: willing 10 be useful on gentleman
place in the country. j. X, Tribune Uptown
ONCE. 1864 Broadway.
COAcHMAN-single: first class city. country
experience; accomplished. dutiful, willing
worker; competent TO MI active place: sober
useful. obliging; anywhere. NJ. N, 203 East
Ssh st.
JAPANEsE, frst class cook and useful butler.
ia small family: city or country; nave per-
sonaI references: wages cook, $40 up; butler
$50 up. Toxic. II Concord St. Brooklyn.
MARRIED COTJFLE-Man thoroughly under
stands gardening horses cows wife good
cook and butter maker; we'll recommended
Carpenters Agency, l54 9th ave.
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Y9IIINiIII11I1lH3

BY new Cunarder "Laconia," Feb. 10, $500
up for II days. including shore excursions.
Round World and South American Tours.
Frank c. Clark. Times Building. New YORK:
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LIS PENDENS.

nth ST. 125 West; Joseph 4 Flannery agt
Florence Magonigle ct al foreclosure OF MTG:
attorney Trapnell.
Simon NJ Goldsmith agt Marrazzi Construction
Co et al foreclosure OF two mtgs); attorney,
B Williams. -,
BRACkEN AVE, W s., 100 II n OF hanuall
ave 25x1OO. Henry McCaddin agt Neden Realty
Co ct al foreclosure Of MTG; attorney W Il
Sleyin . -. q
CROTONA AVE, n W cor 18th st, 4lxlV9Z =;
Frank NJ Escalona agt Nulaw Realty and con-
sructlon Co ct al foreclosure OF mtg); attor-
ney, L Wendell. jT.
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WEST sIDE.-Above Tooth street.

s4-Ss-10lST ST, eos wEsT.-FURNIsHED
ROOMS, SINGLE. DOUBLE: ELECTRIC
lTY, GAS; MAID SERVICE AND TELE-
PHONE; ELEVATOR DAY AND NIGHT
KITCHEN PRIVILEGES IF DESIRED:
KITCHENS ON EVERY FLOOR. THE LUD.
INGTON. PHONE 1893 RIVERSIDE
104TH ST. iSS wEST-Will share bright
cheerful siN-room elevator apartment with
couple or gentlemen; references; near subway
and IL Apt. IL
10TH ST, 22S WEsT.-Furnished room and
bath, with private refined Jewish family.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
NOVEMBER II.
Manhattan.

Asst ST. $40 and 342 West; for q sty and
basement steam plant, 4Ox51.6; c Tayior, o.
Wall ST, owner; w Welssenoerger, IT. % Ou
sne at architect; 81, -,
9TH AVE. S cor OF 26th Ct; for 10 sly
loft bldg, gS9xlO0; Haywood, Strasser, Hoign n
IHhographc Co, 1855 Leonard ST, oWneri Sn ln
4 kaufman, ST3 Atm ave. architects; SOY wv.
WEST BND AVE, " cor OF lO4th st; Tor I,
u sty aptmt bldg 100 l1XS9.11; Michael n
Palermo Realty Co, COL West 1l5th st. owner
II Ajelle / West Bath ST, architect; $S0OOOV'
SPRING ST. "a and SO; for sly dlspen n
sary. 5ilx124l: New York Dispensary, 40
Worth 81 owner; Trowbridge Livingston
81 5th ave, architects; $20,OOO.
The Bronx.
25TH ST, SIS, lI5 # OF Kepler ave; sly
brk avg, 2Ox55: Charles " Bange, l34 East
23Sth ST, owner; Anton Primer, 2Oo0 BlacKrocK
ave architect; cost, $4,000. ,o-.A
WEBSTER AVE- s, Bib II OF lslth
81. sty brk theatre, "a. lOAxl2622; Evelyn
Building Co. Joseph G White, llS9 b0sto 20, ~,
preadent owners; Neville & Bagge, "a west
18th 81 architects; cost, 81, 600.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

NOVEMBER -.
BAsTCHEsTER ROAD. 8, 1913 Il OF
Chester st, Se5x irreg; Richard E Bell loans
Herman II Isch; 5000.
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ROOM AND BOARD DIRECTORY.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FREE
ROOM AND BOARD REGISTER

An additional list of Furnished
Rooms and Boarders Wanted con-
tanned in the Room and Board
Register of the Tribune. 1t con-
tains desirable list of rooms and
board offered in New York and
Brooklyn. Copies free on request.
New-York Tribune, Want Dept,
$50 Tribune Building.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

po,e Gennis to Louis Epstein: Sl;2oo;
1911. Ernst & Cohen. 400 East l4sth st.
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BROOKLYN.

A NEW ENGLAND WOMAN
offers newly renovated rooms, overlook
ing water. for gentlemen, with and
without private baths; convenient sub
way and bridge; popular prices.
Heights. Montague Terrace.
AMITY sTRBET i4T.-Private family: single
an double rooms: references
i56 CLINTON ST, HEIGHTs.
Desirable suite single rooms: sunny, COM
Portable. running water, near subway; suit
able for dentist: telephone.
CLINTON ST. s0eh ELEGANTLY furnished
rooms; hot and cold running water: gas,
heat: $3.50 to s.
CLINTON ST. s5iA-El.ganty furnished
rooms; running water; private family: tee-
phone: reference required.
HICKS ST. 283 HEIGHTs). Handsomely ap-
pointed suite OF rooms. dressing room and
bath, in elegantly furnished house; steam heat;
minutes walk to Borough Hall subway sta
ton: also single rooms: board optional: refer
ences. Phone 2994-Main.
HEIGHTS. II MONTAGUE TERRACE-Nesr
subway; large and single rooms; moderate
prices.
LIVINGSTON ST., &c (NEAR sUBwAY).--
Nicely furnished large rooms: telephone: rea-
sonable.
PARK SLOPE, 40 SIXTH AvE.--Nicely
furnished square room; conveniences.
sCHERMERHoRN ST., so tnear Subway
Private apartment. two tastefully furnished
bedrooms; smoking paIlor: improvements: cleo
trio light; telephone; gentlemen: references:
VAN DEUSEN.
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GOING TO ALBANY OR TROY Take the
CITIZENS LINE or the PEOPLES LINE
steamers Phone Spring e400.
Central Hudson Line Steamers for Newburgh
pokeepsie Kingston; Pier "a. n. franklin Ct
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EXCURSIONS.

CAIIFORNIA-Winter Tours leave fire.
ouently November to March, Booklets.
RAYMOND wbitcamb CO.. 22b 9th Ave. N. Y.
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LAUNDRESS.-F1rst class; neat, strong Swed-
ish girl does shirts. collars. cuffs, anything
that can be iaundered: excellent city refer
ences osterberg's Agency, 7iS Lexington ave.
Tel l0Ih-Plaza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-13

LAUNDRESS. Assist chambermaid excep-
tionally neat competent; Protestant; best OF
references Mrs. Golfers Agency. i5T 9Th ave-
near alEt 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-13

WAITRESS PARJORMAID. Neat. tall Eng
fish girl; excellent waitress; year and a half
last place; excellent references. Osterbergs
Agency. ns Lexington ave Tel. 1o65-Plaza.
WAITRESS and PARIoRMAID-E Experienced;
small private family best city references;
wages $40 Write Waitress, 1888 Sd ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-13

WEST SIDE-Below Tooth Street
64TH ST, 1877 WEsT.--Attractive comfort
able. large rooms: bachelor or couple; good
service: reasonable: phone.
II WEST 6STH ST.
Unusually beautiful rooms, exquistely kept;
every modern convenience; private family; re
sponslole people: highest references.
Ill WEST 10TH st.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOMS. IN
REFINED HOME; REFERENCE: GENTLE
MEN PREFERRED.
soTH ST, l6i wEsT.-TWo FURNISHED
OR TWO GENTLEMEN. JOSEPHS.
1853 WEST SYST ST DESIRABLE HEATED
ROOM; SECOND FLOOR; BATH ADJOIN-
ING; TELEPHONE: SMALL PRIVATE FAM
lily. HORTON.
SID ST. 30 WEST. HANDSOMELY FUR
NlSHED SUITE; SOUTHERN EXPOSURE.
OTHER ROOMS; LANATORY; TELEPHONE;
GENTLEMEN; REFERENCES
SAITH ST, 154 WEST.-Lsrge two-roOm suite;
all conyeniences; plano. NOLAN.
seth ST, l4e wEST.-ROOM, WITH BATH;
SECOND FLOOR; PRIVATE HOUSE; REF
ERENCES; ALSO ROOM, FOURTH FLOOR.
TELEPHONE lS4s-RIVERSIDE.
LARGE FRONT ROOM, FURNISHED OR
UNFCRNlSHED; ALSO A SUITE, WITH
PRIVATE BATH; SELECT HOUSE: SUIT
ABLE FOR COUPLE OR SINGLE PERSON:
MODERN CONVENIENCES: ELEVATOR:
SUBWAY PHONE 104A RIVERSIDE