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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-06-19
THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.

Having let go of something like
600, 900 in order that the republican
national convention might be held In
that fair city, the good people and
others down Chicago way are sitting
up nights figuring how long the con-
vention will be in session, says the
Great Falls Leader. The convention
is called to meet June Is, and the
democratic convention for Baltimore
just one week later. The meeting OF
the republican national committee and
the number of contests, rough riders,
high divers, double delegations, or al
least managers who see double, has
given Chicago nor than the usual
run for her money, but just the same
she is beginning to figure. Three days
is the average life Of q republican
nations al convention, but the mar who
can put the number on the coming one
will have to have q peculiar system OF
figures.
Lincoln was nominated at Chicago
in 1860, Grant in the same city In 1868,
Hayes at Cincinnati in 1876, Mckinley
in Philadelphia in 1900 and Roosevelt
at Chicago in 1904 in conventions which
lasted but three days. The second
Grant convention in 1872 at Philadel-
phia was In session only two days.
The Blaine convention of 1884 and the
Taft convention of 1908, both at Chi
csgo, continued four days. In the
latter case work might have been
completed in three days, but 1t was
desired to give the hotels and mer-
chants of the convention city ss large
9 return as possible for their hospi-
tality.
The Garfield convention at Chicago
In 1880 vas the longest on record. It
was In session seven days, of which
three were consumed in completing the
organization. 1t was in this conven.
ton that the unit rule was killed. To
nominate required SO ballots. Grant
began with 304 delegates and ended
with 206, while fairfield had none on
the first ballot and 800 on the last.
The next longest convention was that
In Chicago ia 1888, when Harrison
was nominated on the eighth ballot.
This convention lasted eight days.
Harrison's second nomination came at
Minneapolis in q four-day convention
on the first ballot.
Lincoln was nomin ated the first time
on the third ballot and the second time
unanimously. Grant was nomina ted
unanimously both In 1868 and 1872, a
record which stands alone. Hayes
was nomin ated on the seventh ballot
and Blaine on the fourth. Mckinley
was nominated at st. Louis on the
first ballot and renominated unani-
mously four years later. In 1904
Roosevelt was unanimously nomi-
mated and in 1908 Taft won easily on
the first ballot.
This year Of 1912 you listen to the
shouting and then shake dice for II.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-06-19
Will Remove General Wood.

WASHINGTON, June 10.-The senate,
after a bitter debate, voted today q
to "A to agree to the conference report
on the army appropriation bill carry.
Ing amendments which will legislate
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood out of his
Office Is chief OF staff on March 4,
1913.
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Terms Of Court, 1912.
CHOUTEAU COUNTY
Tuesday, September Gath.
Tuasd nv. NOvemhor 1)th

1UO90Wy oOPVS"OOI SfCus
Tuesday, November 18th.
VALLEY COUNTY
Tuesday, June 18th.
Tuesday, October LIST.
BLAINE COUNTY
Tuesday, September Sd, 1912.
Monday, December 9th, 1912.
HILL COUNTY
Tuesday, September 18th, 1912.
Monday, December I'd, 1912.
Fine Book and Job Printing q SD
at the RIVER PRESS Office.
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Fer Sale o.

The WEEKLY River PRESS is q good
newspaper to send away toy your friends
in the east. It will save you the trou.
BILE of writing letters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-27
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
SEPTEMBER &c.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. W S. 40i Il OF lO0th ST;
for ] sty moving picture theatre. 4o.IX
2i2.I; " l. ID Stokes, Broadway ana 1itn
st, owner; Quincy Amusement Co, lessee ,
X Hsrts. 80 West Sist IT, architect;
$4,000.
81 ST. q $. 1870 Il OF Bowery; for q
6 sty association building. 1850; a,
2lj West 23d 81, owner; Jackson Rosen-
Grams. 1928 Broadway, architects; 100000
18th ST, :, whole front between Ho-
ratio and Ganscvoort SITS; for a ETY. ware
house. IS2 Sx9S 81 Johns Park Realty Co.
Iip Broadway, owner; W " Dewar, tr, Belle
yillc J, architect s455,oSO
The Bronx.
PROSPECT AVE. 2. ia2 n Of 1881
st. ] sty brl stores. 12gN5p; Garland Realty
CO. VI Lazar, 500 caldwell ave, president.
owner; Hoppe & Daube. $50 Westchester
ave. architects: cost. 100000
PROSPECT AVE, W =. 333 ~ n Of 1880 81 /;
sly brk amusement hall. i55N14: garland
Realty CO. II Lazar. 500 caldwell ave, pres
ideut. owner: Hoppe q Daube, $50 West
chester ave. architects. cost, $50. 900.
PROSPECT AVE. " =. 35s n n OF 1881 ST.
sty brk stores. 147X5O. garland Realty Co.
81 LaZar. 500 Cauldwcl ave. president, own
er, Hoppe q Daube. $50 Wcstchester ave.
architects; cost. $4,000.
RRONX PARK GEOLOGICAL GARDEN.
1000 II e. of Southern Boulevard, 1000 II n
Of lS2d st. sty brk snop. 33NG5, city OF
New York owner; la Fargo Morris. -
Madison square North. Architects cost
Soy 300
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LIS PENDENS.

18TH ST. Ia2 West. Lena Kreielsheimer AIT
Jacob KatZ foreclosure Of mtg attorney b.
Paskus, cohen & Gordon.
I63D ST, s. 80 q Of Amsterdam ave-:
GOxIl2C. Henry u culver agt william ban
II al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney, w y Den
ton.
LOT 81. block 80. Section l. map ~ Morris
Park. Tho Bronx lot ~. block ~ Section j.
same map: lot 81. block 81 Section ]. Same
map. lot 30 block "a. section J. same map.
lot II, block 81, section !. same map thFe a
tionsD Washington Savings Bank 81 al ag'
Fidelity Development co 81 al tamended tore
closure OF I've mtgO, attorney. j NJ fatier-
con.
l76TlI VT, . 175 r. OF fleetwood ave-
25xi25: roth St T. $50 II " ot Madison ave.
5OxI25: George Friedlander aEt Nicholas X
Heyer ct al foreclosure OF MTG; aitoTeyt'
Wesselman < kraus.
18TH ST. u 4. 25s Z, 9 oi sth ave. 1882 II /
Marie II Berg agt Sieg Iynlerg y. ~ a!
foreclosure ~ mtg; GttOrney j Elder 90
LYON AVE- u r. 30 II Of PARK ave, 10y
100: Mary > stone agt Thomas scott - n!
foreclosure OF mtg. attorney, " ogden.
I'D AVE. 1912, Daniel J. Korn ngi srael
Crystal 81 al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

nut Guarantee and Trust co 70 Edith II
1s,ankneld admrx S26VOo 49, ,.,,,,- q,
! iShaitertns Arms Ga corporation 70 JULIUS
yrank and auo. tTustees' SOi,oup ~,o.,....
CHARLES u Reanida 70 Corporate MortBase
90 He maj Strauss 10 Charles Friedenoersi
'iS Civ Mortgage co to New York Trust Co %
A' T4siefs Dc Foster trustee to Melville II
Henry b Duke ana ano' e1rs' 20 Iohn no'r'-
sci Y,f,,sT1 FeIslnger ct al, exrs TO American
Mortgage Co: 500, coo ,. cr,nh,n.r.
Margaret Dinkaupt 10 Na'HAh
"iWiIiiam Mitchell 70 Isabella Mitche"'
500 - ,,,raroe and Trust co 70
LAW Inv Mortgage co: $50. 600. ,
L4i ,T;, e'I cuarantee and Trust Co TO American
Mortgage co: klIVW. o.. o, rrr,,e6 Jfebrey
yasyters Mortgage co 10 Chi'eu h0
Charities ~; rgorne 20 Henry NJ Sands; So
"y i5or Berrnan 10 Harry Frank; @i1o' sorouol
p ts,TIT .; washington Heigh" 10 Sa''"''
simmons; S1,Oo raa p,umenkrohn and ano.
SlOO. p.obcl Rachrach: 500
John fr,teG e,erckx 10 Title Guarantee ana
Trust 90: $500. - apo. exrs 10 New
york savings Bank: tls.oUo' ,,,,,lessen: 50 500
IhaI'9 rs 2,scaiI GO TO Katie Bvscai,; si.
Jonii "a peaItv 30 20 Joseph Llshln", S'cf.u
heVehus 1smson. eYtrx 20 Mary "''
man: 81. ,A r Hobson; 81
philip Rhinelandcr anu INV
Rhinelander: si7 800 uoliand; 5000
Albert Nsmlock 10 James J, p,'an. 500 900
1nbn I. Wobson 10 Samson Lachh'a"' '-V''
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

Male.
COACiIMA:;- F.FUI>-Sinsle: ahstainer: OK
perienced care horses. harness, carriages,
garden furnace. milking, poultry. willing,
obliging; reference jerry Tribune Uptown
OfllCe. 1854 broadway
cOT'PLE-German-A mercans. cook, assist
laundry: man butler. valet. useful, do entire
work. yery industrious. wages, S36-SGO; excel
lent references; city or country. Miss Buck
ley's Agency. II West 42d 81 Phone, 116
Bryant.
CouPLE--Japanese butler; vale, useful; wife
first class cook; two and half years cx-
ceIient personal references: VIII go anywhere.
Miss Buckleys Employment Agency IL West
aga 81. Phone. 02lo Bryant -
cotrPLE--Japanese and swedish; wife cook;
FIRST class. man butler. valet, useful; both
thoroughly experienced. four years excellent
refer.nceg. civ or country, Miss Buckley =
Agency. II Yves, 42d st. Phone, $40 Bryant.
HOUsEMAN Understands cooking; in private
family. care " Janitor, 30 East 61th 81.
JAPANESE. competent cook. desires situation.
Fuiir. Al East 18Th 4. |
MAN.-Good references, window cleaning.
hardwood floor Gle%Tins' .-i private va houses'
Female
COOK First class. all branches has friend
chamhermnid- waitress: together or separate;
excellent references; cry or eUuh "a
Miss Buckleyr ABeH'F' - "N'' "a" o. "''o
1887 Bryant.
CooK.-Assist laundry; chambermaid wait
ress: two girls, together; both thoroughly
con,ro;.nt. wages SIS each: four years excel
lent personal references; go any distance In
dustriai Association Agency, IL West 42d 81.
Phone. $40 Bryant. -------
COOK-CIiAMBERMAi WAIIhESs Two
Young girls together or separate; both Nor
ourhIv eSperien ed: three years excellent ref
crencss, Citv nre.erred. Miss Buckleys Agency.
II West 42I IT. ------------------
COTPIE-Neat yolng man as generally use
al. ,rt,a GOOD cook and houseworkcr; $50;
references. city or country. Pcarson's Agency.
+, Fast l3ad At Tel 5O4D Harlem.
FAMILY WASHING. ironing: month. week or
dozen: private house; open air drying; VIII
., rnish hs., references 332 Fast 72d ST
IioITsrKFFpER- woman wishes posi-
lion In private family; excellent references.
G. Box * Tribune once.
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l00xl14; Fani Schrul agt Gennaro Fico,
owner and contractor; $40 10.
BROADWAY, W ., whole front between
PARK Place and Barclay st. I513xl95. Ok
iIreR; Iichard Doughty agt Broadway Park
race co, owner; Providence Engineering
Works, contractor; 1885 10
BAACHESTER AVE, intersec right OF
way OF New York, West Chester & Boston
Railroad, also intersec Gunhill Road. with
same right OF way A Dienst Co agt New
York Wet Chester q Boston Railroad Co
ana city and County Contract co. owners:
Murray Bros Co, contractor (renewal) !;
S3i1 ~.
SAME PROPERTY: Hudson Woodworking
co agt same trenewaD; 1852 80.
PROSPECT AVE, cor Of 1sTth ST.
hoNIoo: Pasquale Auletto agt y & + Con-
suucuon co, owner and contractor: Sl,S93.
lSiIH ST. g. 200 u OF Broadway. 50X
luo: Fredney & Newbuyy, Inc, agt Bendel
Bnildlng Co owner; Killian Cream CO. con-
tractor; SIS H.
7TH AVE. $ cor Of 1921 ST. 1O0xT6; same
set l. Roberts. owner; Killian Cream CO.
contractor. SCI 10
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oecoRDED LEASES.
,.,,n name and address Of iessee')
wv. cr,prEMRER 70.

Nf.I 4 TN A'A~AN
,SgEAD extending fron1 n, & %I 81 : 81.
y, North N1U,oire5 by Department OF street
amp Canal 81. Pier south NO 90
asns On extending inshore 10 II, WIN
Il upiSnI etc. commissioner OF DOCKS
gas Railroad Company OF New JeFss!.
CenTIisnir July /. 1914; S3,os0; address IA"
s irys - AVE. SIS. " cor l6lSt 81 (al9;
Ta0HEs,ia, 70 80 Arthur and John Calm 10
zine 1 Gct / 1872; 5000 TO $500; address 9i2
,.,i ave Nex ST. Is and 20 aid; August Ruff
" Nj fisherman, yrs IRON sept J. I'l-'
} YAK sSrsss is Jackson 81.
: toxifnc-HOLAS AVE. " cor lslst 81 (th t,r,i
Z MI from corncrl: Almeda Construction
s's ne...., Iancut; 10 yTs from Jan IL
& 70 S ss.1. address. 1913 81 Nicholas ave
9. !!9rs,SyTRS BOULEVARD. 3 W cor Iremont
2t .. tnlt' John McNulty 70 Moriamson Drug
y e'CS W. tIncl: 10 yrs from Dec l. l'lZ' S"Vo
SO y m. address, premises.
, eve A4G tstorc basement and hrst 10
% ;o,i. 44O Fourth Avenue co 10 iassa-
~. 70: yrs from Feb ]. 1913 S4o'"Uo'
-. IS Greene ST. ,-.-.. go,
81 ~ Jacob 4 Rauth 10 Terence CONAN
,snetnS'r Do,le. , yrs from Sept L.; $500
= ,,ss,o. address. 81 9th ave. oo,
J ~ iyE N : between 13lSt and lo@d SITS
~, occupied by party L! the nTst pafp
-. 2 Morris & co 10 FRANK J lennon 70
sis, ,ionl. 3 WIS g mos and days from
. e sg isi2: 81 500 address, 1t3 East 3lst r..
- sT Q East ,alO Henry + Meyer 10
Mn n ~ Burk: from Nov Is. 1910, 70 April
W. ss,s1. ts 560. address. 3 East Goth 81.
~ ST is3 East an; Henry d Jackson
~ .Ss Hanover, yrs from May !, l9l@;
. "a. address. i5S East nth 81.
80 ~ 81 az West ,slD: Maud y kimball TO
go g. II Lang; 10 yrs from oct j. 1872;
~. ad5ress los West 9th So.
,sTu 81. 1871 West (alD; James I Hambay
a,istian Lang. y yrs from Oct j, lSl2;
~. sddr,Ss. 100 West 18th ST.
,,srH ST 4O2 East tslO; David Freeman 70
..4,aIck De LoniSoi yrs from OCT l. A"l-'
u Address So East 18th 81.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER 20

pIvIxGToN ST, 20; Max BARN nna, ass
chneI KsPp. owner; samuel Fox coh'''''0''
$500 tosse Baum ast
10TH ST. 227 East; Jesse tnn' owner:
Harry Beaver, contractor
s2Oi 3D. -, and Ave 4.
gaTH ST, 85th 81. Exterior ~ ~ teller In
stlfute et al, owners: Harry { Bea'o"
tractor (reneweD; STA 80. n Deyiin
CKOTONA AVE. 2252: Thomas co,
agf Lass Cal Realty and Cons"
owner and contractor: $5i so ,..,.s ave,
z2aJH 81, =, i05 n OF rS'"''
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER %.

SEPTEMBER 90.
18TH ST. 427 and 429 East Coles construc-
t!on co aGt Carsbrooke Realty Co 81 al; June
H. 1912 tby bond; Ss,jl3 %.
SAME PROPERTY; J. Callan & co agt
same: June -, 1912 Oby bond; 1861.
SAME PROPERTY: Szemeo Gaydica agt
same; July 10. 1912 (by bond: $500.
10TH ST. 49, and 1870 West Jacob Plotzkln
e. al agt Ritter Realty Co ct al; Aug o. 1872
tby bonO: S135.
WEsTCHEsTER AVE. TO II: Pasquals
GlGccobbe agt Glover Construction Co ct al;
May IL. 1912: $500.
SAME PROPERTY: r J Hcaney Co agt
same. Nav o 1912; Si.I31 81.
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EAST sIDE-Bclow Tooth stree
HELP WANTE ED.
Male

MADE 10000 IN years with small mail
order business. began with 81: free book
lei. tells how. H~acock. 5056. Lockport v.
WANTED Experienced conveyor machinery
salesman FOR New York and surrounding
Tertiary. must be capable ~ making drawings
and also supervise erection OF conveying sys.
TENS salary and commission basis. Give all
Information IN first letter. Minnesota Manu-
fsrturers' Association, Souh 81 Pau. MINI,
manufacturer % gravity hall.hearing convey
ors spirals. aut0maus elevate and labor
saving conyeyors
Young MAN WASTED for work IN Office and
run brands: must Dee neat ana quick. topl
opportunity for right party 20 learn nice clean
business. Address T. ID. O.. Box 10. Tribune
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
SEPTEMBER %

4GTII ST, IS. 2G4 Il " Of 5th ave, +,xlco5
William VI Bornum loans 10 West ooh street
co 500 600.
22GTH ST. SIS. 6O51 n e % Barnes ave. lOoy
TAG: Central Mortgage Co loans Michele
Agugliaro $1,000.
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Female

4 GERMAN LADY. with high school diploma
for French. German, English. Italian ana
elcwpntary plano. desires Lessons IN theso
lan.uaEes or a. position as visiting Roveynoss,
references viii be given. Apply IN writing TO
ars ~ Roth. $50 West 18th -.
A YOUNG LADY doing college work desires
position during afternoons - companion OF
Tecretary OF az tutor Or visiting goyerness, she
can also read aloud Apply IN writing 10 Miss
NJ. h.. % West am Ut.
REFINED Southern lady wishes position IN
private family as teacher OF small chiI-
drsa. ~ wears ia Address Miss 81 r. MaNcy,
-1-.---.L..rI.-L N IL 4 ID :.
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ms. j.. sty tsnm,; sold to the plain
! e sisOOo
~ 80 Bronx Exchange.
II d" By Joseph p Day
mi. AVE. s, 263.9 II OF
asTLE. h 1sxios ex-x927, Unionport; sold
cksr s11srh FOR $3.50
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Manhattan.


r. 81. 20 81e4 Jacob Janos 20
~ !, Shurin. 1889 Cropaey ave, BrooklSn !,
ls,.L ", 0 per cent: 1890; attorney, 10
Es-reasr. jos East Broadway
nssppeoS Br. q, 22.s n n Of Broome 81
r-sf,st: 3 3 Davis Realty co 20 Nc
~ ssih hsnnigab. Ire. 1o3 Park axe tprl99.
rs,a "syo0); Aug 10; ! VI, 49, per cent /,
e. ia ,stornsy. Title Guarantee and Trus'
ai;sslkcToS AVE-. 1863 and 1855. 4Ox
Prs< HAIRY 9 Hayser. trus. 70 Wiihoin
tivrsa' 1850 Avenue A (prior mtg
sn, sspt 20; due Oct I. 1918; pr
W .soo; attorney, Herman Geriscn'
ejsMa.AsyETrE ST. e 8, $40 II = OF 4th st.
~ ~; Charles Saul 10 American MORT
Is 80 81 Nassau 81; Sept 20. -
~ fpror mtg s3b,e0ol; $4,000; at
Az noEsrs 4 sands. ~ Nassau e. .o.
xSSAfEITE ct. 6 cor 4th ~. 87yxlZ1;
eksss1s. same; yr. 5h per cents so.ooo'
Ts,HisoS AVE. 527. 2oxso; Helen Wilson
= rS'e'oh BsiknGp. 81 James ave. =,
o. -Four Corners road, ponKsf
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address 81 lenders attorney
SEPTEMBER %
Manhattan.

% AVE. w cor l2Gth ST, mtg on fixtures
.C - Frank Morris 70 I Barr, lnc, l9i2
S sTu aepfy ,a SeSe "a Ave- Ss haf 25IiSs
lea sehold; Jan l. 1893. Mayer Ilurvitz and anD
70 Walter x Doyle; $1,000 address, 2'' Gates
SD ST, s $. $3.50 It " Of 9th ave. = enos9
June % 1896 Benz amin and Harriet Hyde
70 Randolph 4 Mussehl' 5000 attorney he'-
3sTH ST. 5. 2206 u = from . cor ION
ave. 25xss.o oct II. 1901 MARY Hafclhnger
Dir. 10 Robert u Geswein and ano. cxrs. 500
attorney Benjamin + Edsall. 237 Broadway.
10TH ST. n s. 900 u Of lin ave. 2axlOO4
Sat -. 1905. John and Anna ,i hh.si 10 10
Malta " Messer; 5000; attorney Edward J.
Earn ST. =. 100 Il Of sth ave 25ylOo O.;
May ~, 1903; Laura + Macarthur TO A'eSahae'
iiSTH SST. $40 East 25x1Oo Il: Sept 2s. 1895;
Giuseppe and Gabrielle Iapetina 81 al TO Har.
Frank. 5000 attorney, l. hsymahn' %
The Bronx.
FOREST ST. e s. go n n from IA cor West
Farms Road. 25xlOO. being lot %. property )
/ Gleason, Westchester: Sept l. 1905 fhiza =
Flynn TO Michael and Anna saumsisteI /.
5000. attorney. Timothy Power, 275s Walker
lots ~. 90 and 81, map ll4o. see,i9n r.
p4fhRa.e estate: Nov :. 1906; Hugo ana Mai
,oret -cheeron 20 FridOiin Weber Sl,lpi az
dress. Ga East l5''h ST. ~, .r,,s..
LOTS and = map l2Cs, Of s nron * t,,wayd
N collier. 5000. attorney, + VI Hill. $50 East
18Th 81. ...s ~ on
,aiI, peter = Polcninsk 20 Odell & Butler ana
Poushkeepse Fruit Co Trustees So a''''
N'Ny+ysT- AVE, " 8, IS II u OF 1924 ST. ls.ex
100; Oct ], 1900; the Harry c Benline Con
struction 60 10 samuel HaTris; N2ooi at'o'-
new. Iydecker Van Ripper, 80 Nassau 81; .
WASHINGTON AVE " g. Dol ~ OF
1esth 81, "A 5xi40: Oct >, 1900, Elmire N D'Cn-
erson 20 tho Farmers Loan and Irust ~
sdrnr; si2. 900: attorneys, Sullivan & Cromwell
40 wall II. =. ,on 80, IA
v,,aiaasl6 I00Xij4: Sept "a. 1910; James Nc
sorisy to Paul Novak $1,000: attorney IL r
AipPP2TrJi;i - ST s. 100 y W % 81 AIMS ave-
1rTio0, Jan 10. 1905; Julius Braun to Inersss
SVeu and sophia Mayer, Sl4Wo' e'tofhe!S
pov,ers & Sands. 81 Nassau ~. -. -. go,
I59TH ST, y =. 200 q OF 81 ann ave:
,,,,s 74g 10 n land OF NJ Benheiln
aiono said land 95 3 ~ 90 q German Flace \
= cieng same fs.3 n 10 o Brook ave sIotg
Hs,ns Sss N TO @ cor 10Th 81 oao 70
begjnning; Jan 10, 1905. same 10 haHe' 9i-'-
IIS. attcrpeyS. as above
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

UOt-SEWORKER.--F class cook and
good lauudress; very neat young girl with
excellent references; S25. pearson's Agency,
No East 1924 st. Tel 5OfV Harlem.
MOTHERS ASSISTANT for growing children
excellent sewer, manager Of home. refined
American woman: references; city or country
Apartment e. $50 West lath At
NlrRSE-For infant or grown take two
children willing 10 go to the country; ex-
c.ileut references H.. Miss FitzGerald' =
Agency sos 9TH ave, cor 42d 81
REFINED WOMAN-Trained nurse, wants %
sItlun as companion or holsekeeper, ln.utu
ton, school or private family; hlshly recon
mended CITY or country. Industrial Ass n
Agency, II West 42d st. Phone 800 Bryant.
-RE,pONsIBLE WOMAN wishes TO care Tor
lady. wardrobe. hotel or private: reliable
T. Box -. Tribune once.
NAITtESS- exceptionally neat young
waitress. best city references; $50 Pear
sons Agency. . East 1924 St: tel 5O+o
Harlem.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
-

WANTED. One third-class marine engine
and boiler craftsman AT 81 AZ per diem: a
competitive examination will be held at the
1912, for tho purpose OF filing the above
position. For further Information address.
CommanSqnt, Navy Yard, Brooklyn, y. Y
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
BOOKKErpER. Expert: capable ONCE man
nger. long snd varied experience, desires con
rect.on with first class concern; labor saving
toethods: account control; audit; highest ere
dentiaiS Address Purkside. Tribune ONCE.
RETIRED POLICE OFFICER wishes position
IN ofiice building. bank or mercantile house.
J. L b. Tribune Once.
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LOST BANKBOOkS.

lost OR STOLEN. handbook No. COL .75S Of
the German Savings Bank IN the city II
New York corner 4th ave. and l4th St, Issued
TO Lewis CASTOR Leary. All persons are eau
toned against negotiating the same. IL not
ber 1912. n duplicate viii be issued.
LOST OR sTOLEN.-Bsukbook No. ESQ 500 OF
the German Savings Bank I'm the city Of
New York, corner 4th ave. and 14th St, Is
sued 20 NJ Margaret Moench. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II not
returned 10 the bank on the 18th day Of OctO-
Der. 1912. II duplicate Will be issued.
Lost on STOLEN.--Rankbook No. 800. SsH
Of tho German Savings Bank In the CITY
Of New York. corner 4th ave. and 18th ST.,
iesuod 20 Philip Holman. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned 10 the bank on the 9th day OF
october. 1912. duplicate will be issued
LOsT.-Bankbook No. 7l3720, Bank for
Savings. $50 Atm ave. New York. Payment
stopped PLEASE return book TO bank.
LOST. handbook No. 977Ia2, Bank for
Savings. $50 fth ave. New York Payment
stopped. please return book to bank.
sT.-Bankbook No. ao4 432. Bank for
Savings. $50 18th ave. New York Payment
stoned. Please return book TO bank.
TYPEWRITINo AND TYPEWRITER
VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau II. Catalosus
free; all makes taken part payment; bargains
IN Cndcrwoods Remingtoas, divers. Smiths.
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CREATIONS.
SEPTEMBER 20.
Manhattan.

WILLIAM ST. 226 TO 23s % q - sty
lofts: Rhnelander Real Estate 90. 81 Mas
sau ST. owner. clinton d Russell, 70 Nassau
81. architects. $1,000.
55TH ST. :. lO5.10 4; " Of Broadway;
10 two sty dwigs; D Dandler. ~ Broadway'
owner. Rouse q Goldstone. IS West I'D ~
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BRONX PARK GEOLOGICAL GARDEN
1900 n q OF Southern Boulevard, 100 ~ 2
Of ls2d ST. sty frame restaurant 9tffo
CITY Of New York. owner; n Fargo q Nor
ris, - Madison square North, architects
cost 81 600