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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.


ptAC,KWEIJ.S ISLAND r. opposite ION
o., . for a / STORY warehouse, 6lN.7. Department
- t1,blic Charities owner, 4 Taggart FOOT OF
"Gth ST. architect; $1,000.
THE BRONX.
o.oTtf eT n cor Independence ave-, TOT
o. ety. brk dwelling, 1896: George W Perkins
TiL,,oraalc owner: r Byers, 10 ioarl ST.
architect; cost Sl2oOo
IoPIHC; PLACE. :. 3O7 50 II OF 1880 81
r,r 4. / stv brk gauge. 1920, fo"eIt; on
nrau,ises owner: Moore & Landsiedcl, lioth 81
,,,J I'd ave architects, cost gov.
o21sT ST. n cor Albany road: for . sly
~ tenement, 9Ox72S. Martin Weber Constrhc-
.Inn 70 Michael J Martin, on premises, pIesl-
dent owners; Moore Landslcaei' i'o'n ~
snd "a ave architects; cost, so''"o
tusT ST. II f. 1916 II . OF Alexander ave-
tor a / sty brk garage. 2DX25, Michael J SUI
iiyan 3i2 East 14lst -, owner; moore ~ Lana
s,sJei i4sth st and % ave. architects: COST
$3.50.
,z.rtt ST. n . cor Hoe ave; for two > sly brk
,opements a. 6xSs and 81 $500 Irask Conhuuc-
ton 20 August SChwarzler. l!lS Southern
po,,Iavard presidenD, owner; Charles Schaeter'
~ toi fremont ave. architect; total cost
sos 900
oooTII ST, n S, $50 n Of DEPOT Place square
for a 1 stv frame shed. 6Ox3O; Metropolitan FIRE
nToof block Co. premises. owner John 7
falkland. Fordham Road and webster ave- srch-
feet; cost, 5000
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MECHANICS LIENS.

,7STH ST. 49, East. Julius Oshrlein agt
Morris BogdonoN. owner. Louis R"seh' con
tractor, $50
oqD ST ioe and 12o East; william =
-rL"naS COMPANY agt Rita Building GO ana
,,arria 1acohus owners, PruzanskE &" NIp'I-
sEy. contractors; SIoi% 30.
eth AVE, 3, cor 47th ST. 1soNt'; AhTahan'
rsLIon art W & ! Sloane, owner, John haS''''
contractor, So Il
10th ST, n s. N T. " ~ 5th ave. "uN lVn,
- NJ Sueswein & co agt Olympia Leasing 20
and Edward Friedman. owners t.asIe pli
structions Eagle Artificial stone 90 . JoS"p'
G,,IireEI and Il J Sulinski. contractors s"-- -
,oe,ryt ST. a8S and go East; Nathan ianeit
All William Mitchell, owner ana contractor
.Sl12
tlgD ST, eO5 10 eOo west; Niagara Rad'ator
"a T2oIlar 60 agt EmkAsr Realty co. owner
Kills G Pirnpsor. contractors, S'io"
CpCToNA AVE cor 1881 g. y
r,-aucosro Relascio aRt Charles Lemh en-
owner. James Rus"iano, contractor ''h'"a''
S42 25.
SANE PROPERTY; vincenzo Miele oSt
same tronoWaD. SO.
GAME PROPERTY. Antonio Guzlielm" AT
same Crcnew all: -" 81"
GAME PROPERTY. Francisco Caruso aEt
sam" GenewaD: Sol -
C,ppTC>-A AVE. cor 1881 81, 10,
,.irgorDa NIIela aRt charles Lcmhach' o"h'r
T,,n.s DuSciano contractor renewal; S'2.
RET.NONT AVE cor iSNth 81, l"i@N
81 u. Wolf Gelband sgt Garhn kraItY az
owner. orecnhcrg & Cohen contractors "'''
GOTH ST, c4a West: Harry Grohman aEt
George w Cisner, owner ana CONTRACTOR o
$7G -.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Jeanette C Rogers and sno to Elia X pool-
h'f f5 $%sIoN o,our,rsr 10 cnarle. NJ Cohen and
Carnegie Trust co to Manhattan Holding Co.
Eaiz u Miller ct al, trustees, to Jacob + Hordt-
fielder: S15.1l5 9S.
Emma l. weiss to Ormando L CIshman; ST.
Wentworth Holding 60 to state Bank; SlVo.
G Henry Dayidsmcyer to Henry KroSer & co;
So 600
Dicdcrich Eggers to Valerie T Cooper; 81.
Annie Tacr 10 John 4 Donohue 5000.
Tnomas + Mccartney to Emil w Klappert;
$1,000 ,..
Thomas F Devine to Abraham Oppenheimer;
Gillian W Il Bailey to Honor Douglas ct all
William W Niles. trustee, to William H
same 20 same; ST, 600
Same 10 same, 81. . 49,, 60.
ings Bank; $4,000.
same to same; $1,000
Same 10 Julia simpson: $4,000
MAY Z Morat 10 Isabella w Rrncherhon'
$4,000.
Joseph BulcshaCh to 23d Ward BANK g.
lanes & GafTney 10 23d Ward Rank. ~.
Christiana CotthcIf 10 William " Niles trus
''I En SI,y' Encrzi 70 James Byrne; H,foo.
little Guarantee and Trust co TO Domestic ana
Foreign Missionary Society Of Protestant EplS
opal Church I'm United states Of America 81
James X Holly 10 Justin /. Miner. slu".
Hattie Block N Robert y Dehcr Sl"'
George 7 Nctmore ana dno' trustees "
CrorRe,fN W Brown, 10000 900,
Marie Krabo and ano 20 John " Ruth; S!,u"''
William II Rice 10 Augusta y Brown si.%1'
E,ranE G.ss 10 Nagds lena I0hbauer. $1,000.
francis Realty 60 10 Isinor bIumchNfon
So. coo -,.,.,-,.,s.
George Hauscr 10 Moore Realty Co; SEQ.
Title Insurance 90 OF New YORK 10 maurice -
Parry. So. coo. s,e ooo
civ Mor,gago Co 10 Virginia nanzlgcr; SSe'oo''
Same 10 Alphon'e II Kursncedt; S">'"".
same 10 J Arnold Grohli S7."o .
Now York Trust co to city Mortgage Co; 81.
Same TO same; 81. &c..
LAWYERS Mortgage Co 70 Robert STUART
trustee: $500
Tnbert w stuart, trustee. 10 Robert " Stuart
and ano. $1,000
Same TO same, $4,000
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
-(Nuh name and address Of lenders Attorney
MARCH 20.
MANHATTAN.

y
BAXTER ST. Z 1902 n Of Park Row.
runs fOSx 242 10 rear 81 l76 Park Row,
1882 to Baxter st n q 70 beg /.
March G. 1901: Bernard Golden 10 George
7 Wcstoyer admr. S2l.0nO.
MORNTNGSIDE AVE EAST. %. :, 2Ix
100 Nov IS 1907 Bertha MAY 70 Lester q
Churchill; $4,000, attorneys, trankenlhaier "
Kaufman. 50 Nassau st.
MADISON AVE. W s. &C 8 u n OF l3oh st.
1GSx75, March g. 1897, Elizabeth Calvin 20
James J williams; $4,000; attorneys. Rose &
Futzel. 12s Broadway.
MADISON AVE. 1879 25 Ok I1x25. 2xa56 8;
April "a 1899: samuel and Carrie Rapp 10
German Savings Bank; $4,000; address l''
4th ave
1911 It Of Baxter 81. runs S. and p 10
rear Of Baxter st 26 SIX 3 1913 and So
ton Park Row % to beg March ;. 1907
Bernard r Golden 10 George Westover
sdmr, goods, chattels etc. Elizabeth . West
Se dfsd and Daniel Mce sgi sno M,sr g%r
, Weekes Bros, as william st.
lST AVE. $50, . cor 2Ist st. 2ST6e; NOV
30. sac Johann Lutz and wife 10 Mary r
Lewis; $1,000 attorneys Baldwin Bad
win Rector St
81 AVE 900 and al. W cor 5Oth st $3.50
EssD. 445xsO, March f. 1906; Ichiel Wechser
10 Abr J Dworsky; $1,000 attorney. Francis b
Chedsey. 800 Broadway.
ID AVE. n " s. 1s6 u OF 18th st. 3sx
50: Jan a. 1891. Patrick and Anastasla
y heefe 20 james Everard's Breweries; N,OOO;
attorney David NJ Neuberger, BOZ Broadway
- II AVE-, SO4, May y, 1897, Lime Il llpp-
mann TO the Loan Commissioners TO James
Wendell. Deputy Controller State Of New
York: $500
9TH ST, u s. 233 # e Of Avenue c, 5ox923 3:
June IL. 1907; Simon and Sarah Steiner ct al
70 Lambert Suydem; $4,000; attorney, M
Leibner. 60 Park Row
l@fH ST. 221 East 166x1o3.3; August %,
I'M. Bette Mueller to. Gustav Romer; so, 400:
aallo'neys. Curtis MslleL Provost Colt 80
Broad 81.
INST ST $ 60 # E Of LIST ave, 27xs9;
March ., 1900; Johann G Lutz to Immigrant In
dusirial Savings Bank; 81 900, attorney, Will
lam . Orr, 81 Chambers st.
SAME PROPERTY: March 70. 1901 same 10
h'm'' Sl,OC0, attorney. same.
S5TH ST, S. 2O45 II from W cor Sd
ave; 236xl022: Dec {, 1894; Bridget Sheehy
stzberger, 80 Park Row.
SAME PROPERTY; March g, 1850; John
and Jane ! Mnllan 10 Emigrant Savings Bank;
njTH ST. =. 1919 II Of 80 ave, 20 SIX
1922: March 20, 1911: Eighty-sixth Street
construction Co 70 German Savings Bank.
" OF New York: $4,000; attorneys. Amend
q Amend, 1l9 Nassau ut.
n Safh ST SIS, 100 n W Of 30 ave, q. 9x102. 2:
March Is. 1911. Eishty-sixth Street Construc-
ton co 10 William r and Joseph Lahey;
$"-lNo; attorney. Theodore Baumeister. IS
Nassau st.
lntrH ST, sO2 East Is n Of "a ave. 25.6x
spsa3 Msrcn u, 1906; Nicola and NunZiatO
HVjccl1io ~ al 10 Giovanni GuRilelmetu and
sn", $3.50; attorney. Leo schsfran, 81 Cham
beers ~.
l2CTh ST 90 East 1891; May IS 1908
.tmpel 9 and Martha Baum 10 John
nmlleis trustee; $4,000; attorney. Wilson N
issTh Ell. g = 300 # " OF Amsterdam ave
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WORK WANTED.
Maia

ACCOUNTANT JUNOR.-YounE man. e.
experience IN auditing department larg" Nor
camille concern, desires position. Preferences.
% Avenue 4.
COURIER Thoroughly experienced and compc
tent man. with fun know ledge ot all tho d"
tails ~ foreign travel good liuguist, open Tor
engagements here or abroad. European travel a
sg,claIty. Address CroswclI, Tribune Uptown
once. 1864 RroaGwaF.
PRACTICAL FARM SUPERINTENDENT with
M. experience on a farm desires position
on an up-to GATE Eontemau's estate. no has
thorough kuowlcdF" ~ al kinds n stocks
dairying farm machinery and rotation ~
,rouc. married. no children: highest ref"rcnc"
furnished from present employer u. l., Box
- Tribune ono"
FAINTER uarorhsuEcr. decorator. take charge.
responsible any Job. city or country. FL East
S5th 81
PRIVATE sECRETARY.-Situo desired by
middle aged. married man, having extensive
experience in bookkeeping. sieuogTaph" and
typcWrItlnE German and English. also fair
Enowlcdg" Of Spanish, viii POSITIVELY relic -
in-dn gentleman ~ al detail work. sal
ary s. 10O PEI annum. \ r. y, 33N Produce
Exchange.
YOUNG MAN wishes position. can furnish
good reference. J. SweenN, IA ST. Marks
ave. Brooklyn.
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sooTo0 II; Feb IS, 1910 Andrew and Wini-
fred N Cone to John L Hobson: $4,000; at
'IHeE' II O kosch. 80 Liberty st.
,od d"@ @i ST, s, 400 IT Of Amsterdam ave.
'''N'''ll' same TO same. 500. 900.
90 I I'D 81, n 5. $50 It Of Amsterdam ave. AK
TDs.li; aug Is, 1911; Holland Holding co 10
Ddvid e Leech. Sl75OO. attorneys Ward & Hay
dch' 10 Exchange Place
TIE BRONN.
LOT 90, map property OF : Cambreeng ct al.
bounded on north by s 18th formerly Jacob
80 81, east by Crescent ave, l01 10; west 10y l0t
Ssrrs sane f., maP ss1x Jan T. i9ii Angea
heys Knox d DoOling. IS William ST.
LOT p to %, amended map G13D OF Adee
idrk; NOV -, 1911; Guarin q Pecci Construc-
ton co to Lena Stoz 81 400; address, 269 South
Isl ST. Mount Vernon.
LOT 80, map property OF Cambrecng ct al.
bounded on north by s 5 18th formerly JACOB
g. a; east by Crescent ave. l0I 10, west by lot
%, same map. SIX, lot "a. same map,
bounded on north by : 18th st. -; east by
LOT 81. sS4 partly by Crescent ave, 22o6' south
by part lot 81, l5S; west by lot 81. 100, to be
ginning April Il. 1911; Angela and Gaetano
Carrctta to Elizabeth Doolins $4,000 attor-
heSs' Knox 4 Doong, 6S William St
LOT 1O1 to 1O3. map l42, Washngonville.
each lot 5oXloo; Aug 80, 1911; MaXbeTg Con
struction co to Lillian q sullivan; $4,000; attor-
ney, Moses j Falk. % Nassau 81.
LOT 2oi. map $50, Mapes estate; Jan %, 1905;
August ! and Dora Wohlpart to William and
Anna Seitz; $1,000. attorney. John i Frees 3o-o
Sd ave
JENNINGS ST, :. 1872 n OF mon ave
Is OK iOOX20x92. u: MAY 20. 1901: Mathida Plum
dcke to John Ritter; $780, attorney, smith
Williamson. 3G4 Alexander ave.
JENNINGS ST. s, 1872 IT . OF Union ave,
runs 100X SO. TX TAX . 1s2l1 10 west line
lands formerly OF Mrs SChif 1855 10
Jennings st 2S4x look " Box 10 )
Jennings st LOOK W 81 10 beginning: Feb IL
1906: Agnes Nj Pragnell to Dicdrich ana MINNIE
Behrens and ano; $4,000; attorney, Title GUAR
antee Co, lI6 Broadway.
MAPES AVE. . :. 100 Il OF Iuette ave, "oN
Mo- nd
Kate Ledogar. ST 600: attorney, United states
Title Guarantee and Insurance CO. 70 \esey ST
OGDEN AVE. 1l29 25X1Gj; March 10 lHI =
John Mclaughlin 10 George w Hindmarsh' -
600: address, 2OS West 18Th st
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS,

,o,D CT 5ts 20 500 East. Joseph Ran aE'
ss,Cr Realty 90 ct al; March %, 1872 81
@5T 10
10TH ST, rs East: Robert " Johnson Johnson ae'
Helen Rcumont 81 al; July I'' I'Il, f'''
.,,, ,yr y t0I1 II s of lIlth 81; VI
s,'ssHcin g. 90 agt Henry Brakcr ct al M"'h
-. 1912; $50 q ,--,-
,asru ST, IS and 20 west; Michele nresGia
All Lombard Realty &" ct al, Mar'h D. i''- Wy
h,rdb. 500.
nm s,r itT and ~ West Philip Ioholskv
.c, george Backer construction 60 ct al FEB
49, ~ hnnll. Sn47 A2.
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HOTEL DENNIS
ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.
Directly on tho Ocean Front.
Always open.
WALTER j. BUZBY.
LOST BANKBOOKS.

BANKBOOK No. 5d3.9iI OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing. Any person nav
irg a claim to - Is hereby called upon to pre-
sent the same within ten DAYS or submit 10
having said passbook cancelled and new
one issued
LOST OR STOLEN.-B handbook No. 69O242 or
the German Savings Bank I'm the city OF
New York. corner ith ave. and l4th st, issued
to Fritz Richert Adr. Hildchrandt i brad
hurst ave. AZ persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same II not returned To the
bank on the 18th day Of April, 1872 a dupli-
cate will be issued.
IOST-BanIbook No. 517.231 Of Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon TO pre-
sent the same to the bank within thirty days
or the said Book will be declared cancelled
and exunguishcd and new one issued In
leu thereof.
LOST. Bankbook 10. a55. aO6 Bank for Saw
inCs 80 4th ave, New York. Payment
stoppcd. Please return book 10 bank.
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Female

ASSIST children with lessons. English - for
ciFners. stcuoErsphy. individual instruction
l. Richmond. e irving Place.
COMPANION Woman ~ refinement a' com.
rtni,u +, invalid o. elderly lad,, "Ep"ri"n" -
ir housekeeping. good sewer. J.. g., Tribune
IrrfoVn Office. 1894 EfualWaE.
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LIS PENDENS.

pATUGAT AVE. : cor 18th ST. 1874 1880;
yar PIanck estate agt Furlong Tompkins co et
oI lsorecIosure OF mtg; attorney boriand
UNION AVE. ss4; simson Wolf ct al agt
xstie Iauber ct al foreclosure OF mig; attor-
ney. Kohn
WEST END AVE- 81; Johanna Bach ast Jo-
.orb freedman ct al foreclosure OF mtg) attor-
new q II Bruce
nth ST. 60 to 70 West; United States Trust
~ 90 New York agt Abraham Rothstein ct al
Iamended foreclosure OF mtg) attorneys stewart
a. Shearer.
on AVE. 23s7: Fanny Greenbaum agt New
100 Iolding co ct al foreclosure OF MTG
tterneys Pasllls, Cohen & Gordon
,ooru ST las and 147 West; Rachael Cohen
ya,to cohen et al action to declare convey
aSca void: attorney, II Schenkman.
.ertI sT 8Os and 2l0 West and Lexington
90 a. 20 as: two actions Isaac Osserman agi
Bsrnard Reich ct al foreclosure pechanic
iPenn' attorneys. Goldfogle. Cohn & Lind.
TJRDRT,Y ST. l05 to 100; Louis steckler ag'
,,itiionI Kennedy ct al faction TO impress trusO
attorneys. Menken Bros
nApK AVE. W $, 43T.7 II OF 18th st. 100. 2x
90 ." jamestown Mantel Co egt Althea Realty
oo'o,, al faction 20 foreclose mechanics nen); at
,"rneys. Weschler & Rothschild.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOsN.S.-U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRI-
CULTURE Office OF the Secretary washing
will be received at the office OF the Discussing
clerk until p. m, Friday, April D. 1917, FOR
furnishing 80 TONS more less, OF arscnate or
lead Fun information will be furnished on
application to the Disbursing Clerk.
JAMES WILSON. Secretary.
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AsslGNEE'S NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER MADE BY
Tho Hon. Leonard A. Giegerich, Justice or
the supreme Court, on the 10th day OF jan
u,rv 1912 notice Is hereby given % all creh-
,,ors and persons having claims against George
" Cooper formerly Of Ill Nassau street,
borough of Manhattan, city OF New YORK 10
nresent their claims with the vouchers there
for duly verified the subscriber, the as
signee OF the said George W Cooper, for the
benefit OF creditors, at the office OF ms attorney
Jenry w Kiralfy S9l East I49th street, Bor-
ouch OF The Bronx. City Of New York. on or
he fore the 25th day Of May, 1912.
Dated New York, March ~, 1912.
RAY G. BILLINGHAM. Assignee.
HENRY w. KIRALFY,
Attorney for Assignee
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e,,,lplNe LOAN CONTRACTS.

10TH ST, 1853 ana $50 West; Germania Life
Insurance co loans Twenty-hfth construction Co
$4,000.
,,,E,.,ao,S Pronx: North New York Savings and
W eiAoH hsssociation loans Builders Of Modern
Homes Inc s5'5po.
r,pIs AVE 1925 TO 1919: LawSers Title In
s,ianNe and Trust &c loans Anna Farwell Do
koyen sl20.0Q4
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CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING co--cieans
nv compressed air, steam. hand or on moor.
1883 Broadway, All East 4sth ct. CoE
BRANDT. Tel. 132--3sth. -
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CAHfEi~
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circu,a,. ..
Tel 4692-4G93 Bryant. fs1-s5s Yves. eota os-
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ST. CHARLES

ATLANTIC CITY, \. J.
Most select location, fronting the ocean. Thor
ouGhly modern; courteous service Bathrooms
With hot and cold fresh and sea water attach
ments, showers &c. Orchestra. Magnificent
sun ParlOr overlooking the Boardwalk and
ocean. Golf privileges Always open. Illus
tratrd booklet. NEMI.IN IAINES COMPANY
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

AGESTS-Don't p" greedy for work; easily
make 81 20 $40 day. sell everywhere.
without ialky viii give sample II YOU t-y
Acme Speciality Co, 1907 East North ave,
Baltimore, Nil.
7 MADE $50 900 In i've years with small mail
order business; began with S. Send Tor free
booklet. Tells how. HcacoCk. 5O55. LockpoT.
y. !.
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AUTOMOBILES

MOTOR TRUCKS. AUTOMOBILES AND MO-
,orcycI,g sold on time payments. MOTOR
EfNANcE CO. 2iG West 10Th Ct. corner
Broadway. New York CITY, Phone COL tot8
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RED d" LINE Pier Trda a WAN a s. N %s''''
FOR san Juan, =. r.; la Guayra, Pto Cabello,
curacao and Maracaibo. via Curacao.
CARACAS. Mar. -, PIlbADELPHIA..Apr 10
For Mayaguez. L. r.; la Guayra. Curacao and
NaraCdlno.
MARACAIBO. Apr. 3IZULIA..........Apr II
Superior Accommodate lions for Passengers.
BLISS, DsLLEIT CO,
General Managers. se Wall ST.
COOKS 30 TOURS TO EuROPE.
All Expenses lncluHed Booklets.
THOS COOK & SON. @i5 Broadway. 26t and
a53 Firth Ave. 1850 Broadway. " Y.
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LAWYERS.
TO WHOM iT MAY CONCERN.

I HAVE LEFT MY WIFE. IGNORE NJ. KEN
nagh 44B West 12ith ST., and shall not be- re-
sponsible for her deots. William +. kennagh.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
MANHATTAN.

with name and address Of grantee and attorney
Interest per cent, unless otherwise stated.
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EXCURSIONS.
INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes-City.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

Ipas professors teachers, Tutors. GovernesssS
Etc {, Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply
IN Mrs NJ ] Young-Futon. 2S Union sQuaIe:
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7IITII ST near Broadwey: phone 465i Morn
inc. refined American couple having large
hondsomeIy furnished apartment would rent a
room 10 one or two gentlemen. reIcrcnces.
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ANTIQUES.
riipNIsuEo ROOMS 70 isT.

ANTIQUES Second hsnd furniture bought.
sold 7. Creamer, 9l5 6th ave- rhon'
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

GAEDENER.-Marricd, no family. thoroughly
conynrsanl with the care Of "A private place.
Is seeking position where ability Is apprc-
clated. Johnson. ~ Vesey 81.
GARDENER-Scotch; experienced: married
excellent references; conyersant with land
scaping and handling help. Donald, AZ Vesey
street.
GARDENER.-En English. wishes position IN
dcTstands horses, cows. all work private
place; wages, $3OS35. Single. 4O2 West Ard.
GERMAN COCPLE-Useful. butler: excellent
cook. $50, go anywhere: fine references.
Miss Shea's Agency. East I2d st
USEFUL MAN.-Manager as useful man on
farm. thoroughly understands farming and care
OF horses cows and poultry. Massachusetts or
Connecticut preferred. II. J. Halsey. 81 West
a0th St
USEFUL MAN.--'ierman, $25s can for
horse, COW, chickens, lawns. good refer
ences. Wilhelm, MathcwsOn Agency. Sls 9Th
ave. Tol as Bryant
USEFUL MAN.-WilIng and obliEins: can do
anything: first class references. excellent
private family man Chas Wilson's Agency,
lil East 5Tth 81. Tel. 2224 Plaza
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

steamers for Newburgh, POkeepsie Kingston
from Pier -, ~ r.. n. Franklin 81.
Tel. 4O5 Franklin.
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UOI'SEWORKER- ScandiHayian; good per
souaI references. excelleut cook AMI good
Iaundross Hansen's Agency. 1909 Broadway.
ToI tIgg SCHUYLER
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Female

CHAMBER AID-Swedish: neat. excellent
s"dmstress-Cha mbermaid. willing assist with
other work. best references. SO. Osterbcrg
Agency. 40 Lexington ave. Tel. 1858 PLAN.
tHhMBEEMAGD- WAITRESS -Neat, willing
Swedish girl. very good waitress, excellent
CIambcrma a. hest references; S2j. Oster.
h"rE's Agency. 7lG Lexington ave. Tel. 1861
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26

HOUSEWORkER.- N'at. Wiling
swedish girI. good plain cook waitress and
best city references. Ostcrberg' 8
Arercy, 7lB Lexington ave. Tel 1893 Plaza.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-10

If you will give Garfield Coal a
trial, you will use no other Call
Ramey-Perce Yards
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-10
DISEASED CATTLE FROM EAST
SLOPE WILL NOT COME HERE
Western Slope Makes General Protest. and Starving Herds Will
Be Fed in Kansas. Secretary Of the Stock Inspection
Board Here TO Confer With Local CattIemen.
GOVERNMENT ALLOWS COWS TO LEAVE QUARANTINE DISTRICT

The protest of Western Slope
cattlemen has been sufficient to de-
ter the cattlemen of the eastern
slope and the state stock inspection
board from bringing the diseased
herds from the quarantine district to
this section and we have finally re-
lieved the situation by allowing the
exposed cattle to go TO Kansas for
feeding So stated +. McCrillis
secretary of the state stock inspec-
ton board last night at the annual
banquet of the Mesa County Stock
Growers association.
Mr.. McCrillis, as one of the speak
ers of the evening, review in detail
the distressing condition of the cattle
in the territory east of the dead
line From 10000 to 100000 cat
tie are literally starving to death dali
ly in that section, he declares, and
it seems a physical impossibility to
more than temporarily relieve the
situation. Feed is not only scarce,
but impossible to secure. When the
situation became apparent, the own
ers, facing a ruinous loss, turned to
the Western Slope for aid. believing
that there was plenty of hay on this
side of the range and that the stock
could be brought over here 10 be
fed. The first mention of the mat
ter however. was met by a general
protest from this side of the range
Western Slope cattle are free from
scabies, mango and other diseases. 80
declared the growers of Mesa, Delta
Montrose and other counties, and
we want none of these infected ami
mails over here. Moreover. we have
none too much hay and we can't af-
ford to sell il. This last condition
Mr.. McCrillis says, he has found to
be the true state of affairs and that
1t is out of the question to have the
free or unquarantined area take
cuIe # the starving herds.
Saturday al midnight Mir. McCrillis
dispatched a telegram to the stock
commissioner of Kansas, and after
some negotiating arranged to have
exposed cattle brought to Kansas be-
fore dipping before spring and this
Will to a considerable extent relieve
the situation. To secure this per
mission, the approval of the federal
authorities had to be secured and
the influence of the Colorado gov
ernor brought to bear on the Kansas
commissioner. Dipping at this
season would probably be fatal to
the cattle, in the opinion of Mr.. Me
Crillis, and so the Kansas commits
sioner will supervise the dipping next
spring.
To test the spirit of the meeting
last evening, Mr.. McCrillis asked
the general question, Have you
people any hay to sell and will you
consent to allowing the exposed cat
tie to come over here to be fed ?''
A general chorus of NO, no met the
query and the matter was diplomatic
ally dropped
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-10

Seasons latest style White Buck
Shoes at Elliott's Shoe Store
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-10

Seasons latest style White Buck
Shoes at Elliott-s Shoe Store.