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scuLPrREss IS pEAp

Washington, Nov. 20. Mrs. Winnie
Ream Hoxie, the sculptress. who en-
ioyed the distinction Of being the first
woman Of her profession to receive
a commission from the government
died here today after a long illness
she did Lincoln's statute IN the TO
tunda Of the capitol and the figure Of
Admiral Farragit which stands IN the
square bearing his name in this city.
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lister Moreno concerning the protests
of France and Great Britain in con
nection with the reported violation Of
her neutrality obligation by Ecuador.
Senior Moreon declared the govern
ment had observed the strictest neu-
trality. In the matter of the com
plant that belligerent vessels had
violated the neutrality of the Galapa-
gos islands in the Pacific, the foreign
minister said the government was
ready to have this occurrence investi,
gated.
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CONTINUED From Page one-0

"Advices from Rome are to the ef-
feet that in the fighting at El Arish,
a fortified Egyptian town on the Medi-
terranean. the British suffered heavy
losses. The italian colony in Egypt
is suffering from the prostration Of
all lines Of trade"
Heavy Russian Losses
The London Times estimates that
Russian losses in their last defeat by
General Won Hindenburg at 10000 to
so .0OO The Austrians captured 1S'
machine guns and several large field
guns.
.The Popolo Romano and the Pre-
aracion, Rome newspapers, say that
further resistance on the part Of the
Servians is impossible.
@The information comes from the
Turkish military headquarters that
the fighting in trans-Caucasia is pro
ceeding favorably. A Russian stand
ard. four guns and many prisoners
were taken.
"The Turkish troops have been re-
Iinforced by Persian tribesmen. Lord
Newton estimates the British losses
lat 100000
"Dispatches from Rome state that
There is a serious agitation among the
Isudanese working people Of Alexail-
Idria since the manifestation Of the
Icaliph decreeing d holy war. Infor-
nation from Durbans South Africa, is
Ito the effect that 5000 Boers have
Igathered near Bloemfontein, and that
an attack on the town is feared. The
garrison there numbers only 500.
Contrary to the false French re-
psrtB cohcerning the destruction Of
rktheo castle at Compeign BY the Ger
lmans, the conservator of the castle,
the wen known historian Monroi,
Estates in the Rome paper Tribune
that no damage has been done to the
Icastle. He says the Germans were
very polite and that he Is grateful to
them"
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MAY ExTENr MILEAGE

New York, Nov 20. The question
OF extending the mileage Of the Pana-
ma railroad and the building Of nsw
ships to meet the prospective increase
in South American trade was discuss
ed here today at special meeting Of
the roads directors. No conclusions
were reached on those subjects, but
another meeting Of the board is to
be held early in December when def
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EXPEDITION is SAFE

New York, Nov. 20.-All the mem
bers of the Crocker land expedition
headed by DIR. Donald B. Macmillan
were well on August 2Sy according to
a letter on that date bpElmer Skblaw,
geologisthOf the party Part Of Elk
blaw's letter was made public today
by Edmund Otis Hovey, chairman of
the committee in charge Of The expe-
dition.
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congress from Oklahoma, was brought
to Shreveport today to answer to three
indictments charging impersonation OF
a government officer and violating the
law which forbids any person acting
as attorney or agent in Indian claim
territory without having obtained gov
ernment consent, Powell was re-
leased on bond.
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ENFIELD ACQUITTED

Albuquerque, Nov. 2O-John B. En-
field, cashier of the closed state Ma
tfonal bank of Artesia, was acquitted
in federal court today on charge of
making false report to the comp
troller Of the currency. THE govern
to prove intent to defraud.
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TEXAS cur oFF

i'ort Worth, Texas, NOV. 20. COY
error Colduitt, it was announced here
today at the headquarters Of the state
sanitary commission. has signed q
quarantining Texas
against all states except Oklahoma.
Louisiana and Arkansas, on account
of the foot and mouth disease.
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EMBARGO is ABSOLUTE

Washington. Nov. 20 The embargo
Oh Australian wool has been made ab
soIute, atc6rding to advices which
reached Washington today. licenses
for the expectation Of any Of the pro
duct to the United States having been.
revoked.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-20

mite action on both Propositions may
be taken The directors at the meet
ing included Secretary Of War Garri-
son, who is an ex-offcio member Of
the board.
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EcuApoR IS NEuTRAl.

Quito. Ecuador. Nov 70 (via Quay
aquil, Nov. 2e) The American min
lister to Ecuador. e. S. Hartman had
d conference today with Foreign Min
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human la AccuaEn

Shreveport, La. NOV 20 AIexan-
der P. Powell, said to be tuII.blooded
Choetaw Indian, formerly member Of
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RoRECLOsuRE SAILS.


NEW YORK County OF NEW YORK
rs @s ,s Snq e OF 4sns SSf
the last Will and testament OF Anson Blake.
deceased. plaintiffs. against Lewis selisman
In pursuanes Of judsmSn, Of toTsf FL y.
and sale auiy made ana rns aai. tse e
9th day OF May, 1914. !, the undsrsigned;
me referee In said Jgdgmelg, named Ei,i
room. nos ii.i6 Vssey Street. in The Bor
ough OF Manhattan, in the cry Of Sew
o'clock noon Of that day, by Joseph p. Day;
auetioneer. the premises directed by ssid
Judgment to be sold, and therein described
Al that certain lot piece or parcel OF
thereon erected. situate. lying and being Ia
the Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New
and being known as lot No. two hundred
and twenty t22ol on map Of property, ly o,
as follows, southsriy in front by, Henry
Street, northerly in the rear by lot No. zoe;
sa.serlS on %" the es ohsf SD. by lot. So. s
24., 2?s and ~, on said map, containing In
nine isp inches, aud in length on each side
one hundred goo feet and being now
Jacob ssiiSmsn and Lewis s.iIgman BY
date tn. s,h day o. July, iso7
aa HaS y"s CIV Hpa Of o SsS Y n. SGFSSsS
| and described as follows; Beginning At a
| point on tho northerly side OF Henry street
! at the Intersection OF the westerly line OF
, the westerly wall Of the building now stand
y ing upon the premises known by the street
No. 80 Henry Street with the northerly side
Of Henry Street, which said point Of Inter
J section Is distant eighty nve sSJ feet four
and half Nhb Inches, more or less.
westerly from the Intersection Of the north.
eriy side o. Henry street with the westerly
side Of Pike street. and running THENCE
westerly wall OF said building No. % Henry
Street and along line In continuation
| thereof and parallel, or nearly SO. with Pike
| Street, siNty-ssven e1) feet six 90 Inches
} TO point distant elghty-nye $50 feet and
from the westerly side % Pike stree, meas.
ured along u line parallel to Henry street
thence running westerly, and parallel, or
nearly 30, with Henry street four and one
half 60 inches, more or less; thence
southery again parallel or nearly SO, with
! pike Street, sixty seven $50 feet six 90
inches more or less, to the northerly side
Of Henry street; and thence easterly, alone
the northerly side Of Henry street aforesaid
less, to the point or place OF beginning.
GEO II FRANcoEuR. Referee.
HERBERT PARSONS,
Attorney for PLAINTIFF,
once and Post once address, 81 william
street Borough OF Manhattan the Cit,
OF New York, n. Y.
The following Is a diagram OF the prop
eTty to DO sold; Its street number 10 81
Henry street:
: Lot 100
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ssns te GO; II swsy su nnay Que a. peee
t,,an,
,porouxN -, Tn. p,o,S
LOTS 20 and 80. Blk ssA map Morris Park
Fannt treeuman 70 MOTIFS fsrk Esnes
o. attys, LAWYERS Title INSURANCE
ciI rNSTs, 70 w Ssay 200 i77;b 49, i6icSSOV
John y Clark to Lawyers Mtg co, 90 Lib
erty 81. June I. yrs. c; attys. LAWYERS
Title Insurance a Trust Co. LOO Broado
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FORCLOsURE HALEs.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
Pislntin, against JOSEPH DOELGER, and
others, Defendants.
In pursuance OF a judgment OF fore
closure and sale, duly made and entered In
the 5th day of January, 1914, |, The under
signed. the Referee In said judgment named,
VIII sell at public auction. at the Exchange
SAlesroom, Nos. lI-l6 Nesey Street, In the
on the isth day OF June, ISL. at u o'uiock
noon on that day, by JOSEPH T., DAY,
Auctioneer, the premises directed by said
judgment TO be sold and therein described
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land, with the buildings ana Improvement
thereon erected, situate, lying ana being in
the Borough OF Manhattan OF the city of
New York In the County and state OF New
York. bounded and described as follows;
BEGiNNlNG az q point on the southerly
formed by the intersection OF the southerly
side OF Fifty NTH street with the Westerly
side OF Second Avenue; thence running
s0n,dhsrIy' parallel with second Avenue one one
centre line Of the block; thence Westerly
along the centre line Of the block Fifty BOl
| feet; thence Northerly. parallel with Second
inches TO the southerly side o. Fltty:hfth
street, thence Essterly along the southerly
! side OF Fiftv Nth street, Fifty (5Ol feet q
the point or place Of ~ e ,s said
| Dated, New York, NAV ?oth 1914.
| MASrON NJ WYyELL. Referee.
. H. rHs GEAR stree: Ass"' Se1 e.
The following II a diagram Of the prop,
| aud s36 East Fifty-ilfth street
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York and lew Jersey.
continued unsettled weather to-day and %
morrow, with occasional Showers moderate
to fresh northwest 10 northeai v-trs
For New England, continued unsettled
weather to-day and tomorrow, with occa-
slonai showers; moderate northwest to norts
winds. except fresh over south portion.
For western New York, unsettled to-day
and tomorrow, with occasional showers;
m moderate to fresh northeast winds
NEW YORK June 5.--The principal por.
ton Of the depression from the northwest
moved rapidly eastward OVER 'he ave
regions and into the Atlantic yates 'es'sr
day. although its centre remained over the
Missouri Valley
Rain Tell In the lake regions the upper
Ohio Valley, the middle Atlantic and New
England States. also In North Dakota, Mon
tsns and Utah.
II was warmer in the southern lake
regions the ohio and Tennessee valleys
and the south Atlantic states, but cooler In
the Northwest, the upper lake regions
New York and New England.
Low pressure covered all parts Of the
| country, except the Pacific coast, the south
Atlantic and east Gulf states and New
! England.
In this city rain fell most OF the day:
! cooler; wind. fresh southeast; average
| humidity. per cent; barometer. corrected
to read to sea level at A NJ. ass; .
/ r. NJ, 29.sa.
/ The temperature IN this city yesterday, az
recorded by the ornclal thermometer. Is shown
7 in ~ ,.hI
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

fore Ingraham, p. j., Laughlin. Clarke,
bowling. and Hosehkiss. ~ Court opens pens
stk sis, SOS, SO, $50, ss6, e4i, 1850, $50.
Supreme Court--Appellate Term--Reoess,
supreme Court--Special Term-Part l.
called at 1880 A. NJ
supreme court-special Term-Part IL
Before Phllbin, J. Court opens at 1856
A, NJ Ex parte matters
Supreme court--speeisl Term-Part III
Before Giegerieh, j. Motions. unde
Tended divorce calendar called at lom6 a
No.. sss' ssso. ists. sss5. GsnsTsl ssissds,
Nos s.7s, 2.7s, 1858; 22Ie, 2tso; sosS
isst, I'M 2iSa. eli. 1ts, iss, sss7. ii6t
issi. 1899, 1898, 2it5, 1900. Clear
Part Iv.-Before Lehman. J, Case uh
finished,
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N Al


The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, 10 satisfy which the above described
property Is TO be sold Ia twenty thousand
two hundred and sixty and $4,000 dollars
$50, 5000, with interest thereon from the
lSth day of May. 1914 together with the costs
and allowances, amounting to nvs hundred
aud eishtsen and 1900 dollars NbisO9.
with interest from May 20, 1914. together
with the expenses Of the sale,
The approximate amount OF the taxes,
assessments and water rates or other liens.
which are to be allowed TO the purchaser
out Of the purchase money, or paid by the
referee, siN hundred eighty.uins and
gl.l00 dollars lS6sS.2b aud interest.
Dated New York, June 2, 1910
GEO. VI FRASCOEUR, Rsfsres
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PROPOSALS.,


SEALED BIDS will be received by the
Board OF Water supply at Its Offices, twenty
second fioor Municipal Building. Park Row,
Centre and Chambers Streets New York city,
until IL a. Nj, On ruJrday, June 20, 1914,
Tor Contract 10, for the construction OF
AshOkan Bridge, reinforced concrete
structure forming part Of the highway sys'
tenn around AshOkan reservoir and consist
Ing OF Is arches, each having span OF 81
feet inches aud rise Of u feet I inches.
The bridge will be about l,l2o feet long and
Will have u roadway 90 feet wide. The
foundations, abutments and lower portions
OF the piers are not included in this con.
tract There viii be about $500 feet OF
Duct to " duct electric conduit Tbs worl.
Olive, Ulster county, New York about IL
miles west Of the City OF Kingston,
Al the above place and time the bids viii
be publicly opened and read, Pamphlets
containing information for bidders and con
tract drawings can be obtained at the above
address. at the Offies Of the Secretary, by
depositing the sum Of ten dollars ttlol In
For further particulars apply 10 the ONCE
OF the Principal Assistant Engineer at the
above address -
CHARLES ". CHADWICK,
JOHN v. CALVIN,
Commissioners OF the Board Of water supply,
W. BRUCE COBB. Secretary,
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

RARE BAKGAlN-S5OO. easy terms; de-
hghtfui home In the country near the city; near
LIKE: grounds 100 by 10 feet fine trees; on very
high ground In the hills; 100 n. elev; superb
views In every direction, living room With huge
open fireplace walls pSnrled; Cellin btam,d
and Kitchen, tiled bathroom, airy attic and stoT-
age; space over entire house; spacious return
vrrhndH overlooking the water. Full lake priv
leges; electricity, all con tenlences; IS minutes
on iackawlnnA Il. u. express trains near sta,
tion, schools. churches, country club; actua
lake rights go with property. Address ON NEk
box 100 Sur Office.
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Centre line OF the Block
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge TO satisfy which the aboye-described
property 10 TO be sold, 10 Four thousand one
hundred and hfty-two and $4,000 Dollars
iNi52.6b), with Interest thereon from tho
aoth day Of December, i9l3, together with
costs and allowance amounting to t2t0 ",
with interest from January sth, 1914 to-
gether with the expenses OF the sale, This
approximate amount OF the taxes assess
msnts and water rates, or other liens, which
are to be allowed to the purchaser out OF
tine purchase money or paid by the Referee
Ia S2l53.0l and Interest.
The property will be sold subject TO q
first mortgage of Thirty thousand Dollars
Annum from December LIST, 1913
Dated, New York. May eoth, 1914,
&ASTON NJ. wYVELL. Referes
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II-BefOfe MtANOys Js---1l4oli
Nos $50, az, a,s. ?52, ?t2, az g55S' 5t5'
isi, &c. rs rs 49, 80, az liz s5i :i
""'i Part II,-Betore Lynch. Case unhn-
'SG P.rt Iv.-Before o'Dwysr. c. J,-clear;
Psrt V.-Betore smith, Case unhn-
Part vI--BotOFe FineIts. Case uhhn'
'Sh Part vIG-Before Ransom. J.--c!ear.
part vuI.-Before Delehanty Case
unfinished. ,- No., ,o pats
f"GIG' 70 P IT, '' 3il. 'r Snd Viii Tor trial
KINGS COUNTY.
supreme Court-Appeiats Division. Court
opens at 10 \. 81. Before jerks =; d, /,
B BsTs' al Day Caiendsr-Nos. $50, i7a 9e5
ssS ~ io5, goa ga ,t'S tSg Ss $500 VA.
--eReardsley VS.. marlborough Rapid Transit
'o suprsme court-Triai Term, Court ops,I,s
VII. Biackmsr pay Gale9dsT- aS9s
,sss 9is 9sii s ss5i. a1sa ss s55 $50,
asst $3.50, $3.50, 1883, $500 se7-2ses $500.
Ssio, ,ss72 sS!s The balance In OF " nag
numher reached on regular call $500,
supreme coyy5t1sPsciIl o,o Tsr Ks1,y
Court Gov 'esSIssGn Hs mortgage foreclosure
c 2ts SsN iiss, ass i?sg, iaa:, Rsgu-
sT eSsHd s5s ic:s i tSiS isc less Nigh
al number reached on the regular call 1868.
snpreme Court--Speclal Term Court
opens al 10 A. M.--Before Aspinwan, j.
Lltigsted motions: .
pefore Crane, J.-EN parte matters.
supreme Court--Trial Term--Part VII
CriminaI calendar. Court opens at 10 A. NJ
-Refore Blackmar J.--Christopher Dunn,
murder Case continued,
County Court Court opens at 10 A, NJ
part Before Hylan, J.-criminal calon-
dar-For Trial-August Zemheh, John
Karkosky and Frank syenowich, assault
Joseph Fagln, assault, Philip spano' as
par, U-Befors Dixie, J.-Harry Miller
alias Charles Smith. burglary; Irving Ri len
der. burglary, David Goldfarb. grand lar
Part III-Before Roy J.-william Law,
less John Cummings. Bernard Tsrpey and
lanes Foley, burglary; Pietro Mario, as
ssuIt; Joseph stein, grand larceny Robert
MG part 'ivWBefore Fawcett. J.-Benjamir
Horfman, grand larceny,
surrosate's Contributors Ketchsm, s.
| No day calendar.
QUEENS COUNTY.
| Supreme Court--Trial Term-Part l.
| Before Scuddsr, j.; Part II--Before Carrot
| SON j. Court opens and calendar called q
| 10 A. NJ The attention OF the bar IL calle'
| 10 Rules 3, q and 7 Of the calendar rules
supreme Court, Queens County No ga
Naturalization proceedings Highest NUN
Der reached on the general calendar II saS
Calendar passed to Monday June s.
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Capt H. y, Coiley, to Thirty'fourth Com
pany,
pany,
First Lieut., A, H. barkley' 10 'lSHh Com
First Lieut.. j, II, Ellis. TO iS6th Company.
First Lieut.. y, II, ottosen to lebh Com
psny
from thirteenth to lt7th Company
second Lieut. A. C. sullivan. from iSs,h V
i>7th Company
These navy orders were issued;
Lieut.. Commander A, Andrews from the
Michigan TO the Utah as navigator,
Lieut.. ". r, Finnsy from the Kansas -
inspector Of ordnance and engineering rns-
tsrIsl, South Bethlehem, Pa,
Lieut., II, !. Bsbbit from Naval Academy
s t' = 30 MON.
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. June +,--rhsss army En-
ders were issued To-day;
Major A. NJ. Davis, Quartermaster Corps
from Fort Worth. Texas, 10 Kansas City
Mo relieve capt, II, b. Harper Quarter
First Lieut., ], r. ware from duty At
virginia Polytechnie Institute Blacksburs,
Va, to Fifth Infantry,
Dol ]. 8. Parke, from unassigned list to
Twentieth Infantry,
from Newport News. Va, TO Coast Artillery
School, Fort Monroe, Va,
These COAT artillery officers from unss.
signed lis; 10 companies neip-''
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

Residence on RidgeW God Road, West
Orange, n =. sixteen acres Of ground with
stable and garage, lodge for chauffeur OF
coachman, greenhouse, English garden and
gardeners cottage. House has thirteen
sleeping rooms and eIght bathrooms Music
room, b!lliard room, library. paror. dining
room pantry, servants dining room and
kitchen on hrst moor, Everything In hrs'
No 50 church Street New York city
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WASHINGTON June THE Ice ship
Glacier has arrived AZ Guaymas, the mine
shlps San Francisco and salem at Vera
Cruz, battieship Texas at Lobos Island, the
tug Omaha ~ Mare Island cruiser Dixie at
Boston, TUG PatuNent at Key West and col
lier Jason at Hampton Roads,
- The transport Prairie has sailed from
Hampton Roads for New YORK and torpedo
boat Lamson from Charleston for New
York.
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Referees Appointed.

Supreme Court--By Justice Greenbaum--
Harlem say, Bk; vs. Wash, Hts; Devlpt: Co,
vs. Fleschmann Realty Co. q casey, Charles
y. MacI.ean.
by, JusuGs nm pm Guns We rarhass
G. Levi
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GOVERNORS ISLAND. n. Y, H., June I.
lsi4.-,Sealed proposals. In triplicate, for re-
wiring and furnishing new electrical fixtures
In various buildings on Governors Island,
49, 1914 Information furnished on spplica-
ton 20 Department Quartermsster.
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APARTMENTS TO LET-FURNIsHED.

RlN ERSlDE DRIVE. near ION Street
Attractive front apartment overlooking river
delightfully."- cool; seven rooms, two baths
will sub-lct FOR summer fully furnished. silver
ana linen Included; terms reasonable. Apply
Room lol2, ~ West 9tth street Tel 0ree-
ley 5000
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County Court--Criminal Term-Before
Humphrey, J. Court opens and calendar
called at 10 4, M,--Psople VS. Biagiso, arson
nrst degree Case on trial,
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Supreme Court--By Justice Philbn-
jacob Kaplsn va Horace Realty Co, Leonard
Morgan, Lincoln TT. Co. w Lawrence NULL
gan Saml, G., Hartman,
Nv Justice Lehman-Roya1 A. Tooth Pick
Co vs. jacques Kaniger, Francis A. ONeiii
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

PARTISAN young lady, highly educated.
desires situation as companion; would teach
pure French ana travel; exchange references,
JALADERT, 2l7O WaNerly 81, Montreal, Can,
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOST Diamond Bar Pin, going to
i95 reward. Address p. q. BON l77g
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MORTGAGES.
MORTGAGES.
iNtl name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown

MOkISAGEs.
Wlt name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
South OF Fourteenth ST.
GIN ~ s. ts.7 nth st. l7.2y;s-Frsn-
gls A Norrls to Patk McMullin, 500 r
On ~ Bklyn. prior mtg 5000, due Sept
ls!a, p c, Juna 4; atty. u T q Co
East Side.
'Last II Fifth sv between Fourteenth and
10th sts.)
"IH ST, ll3 T., n, ls9 o Park av, 20x9ss.
PRIOR mtg s35, O00-Helen, Il Kremer to
srt1k X rrowbrldge, lis u 37th st. June
que and Int as per bond atty. T q Co.
nsr 81 : 5, :55 Park az. .,xsss@oifSSSs
st4hen co to Union Dime Saw Bank FOL
IN ay June 4, due as per bond; attys,
pM9gaIord, II, l Madison av. $50 900
'HHh Az! n cor 62d st. lo0,bxl25-The
oo'ony Club to NJ Orme Wilson. 3 h saith
= 81 al, exrs, &c, Richd Wilson, june
West Side.
'"s'' Of Fifth ay between Fourteenth and
VIVA 81, n :, 40 g 9Th sv, aoxioo.5-Mary
Ne.na TO Morris Frank, b3s 9Th av.
'ane ., pr mtg $4,000 due as per bond
49, ys + q Co l76 BwAy ,.,....,.. 80, 500
"t,n 81 $50 w, H. 262.8 7th av, lSsx
~ Margaret MaEan to Lawyers Mtg
70. ~ Liberty st. June 8, due and Int al
"' pond attys, T q Co, l7s Bway" $50. 600
Uptown.
.MdnhattGn Island. north of 10th ST.
',lh ST. W n. a25s W Pleasant av, lsss
''l--oiovanni Costanzo to City Real
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

CHAUFFEuR- MECHANlC--We are de-
slrous Of securing position for chauffeur,
whose present employer sails for Europe.
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co.. 647 West both st. Phone Col, $3.50.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

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