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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
STRUCTURE FACES
NEW CIVIC CENTRE
Hungerford Building, Fronting
on Three Streets. Notable
Addition in District.

The l.. T. Hungciiord Brass and Cop
per Company new sixteen story Hun
gcrford Building, specially erected TO
accommodate it's stock of more than b.
100000 pounds Of brass and copper in
various forms, such a. sheets. tubes,
rods. rivets. etc. constitutes @ notable
addition 20 the group OF buildings that
will face the now civic centre.
The rapid growth of the HunCertord
company. together with the 'uon
Of their former quarters. n Pear. si-
bv the city for the proposed court
house. made ~ necessary ina' new
quarters be found. The enormous
weight. however Of their maferiH. and
the floor space 20 handle . fp aa'a1t-
are soon made DO apparent tHat mo-
building adjacent 90 their former adj
dress was available. and the company
then decided to erect its own building.
The site Of the liungcrford Building
is associated with the carly history o.
New York. and embraces part Of the
famous old Collect Pond. so Intimately
connected with Colonial days. The
sandy nature OF the soil required the
sinking OF Gals ons to son unusual depth
I'm order TO rest on bedrock and fo in-
mort tho weight OF building de- gn'i
10 carry heavy material. Ih" ia>r.
tho ingenuity Of promucu. architects
and engineers. with the ro alt that the
buildinC is considered the Iast word H
boavy tyne con truc'.ou. IDS location
il central. accessible and Doe the heart
Of transit facilities, being situated af
rs 10 * Lafayette So, ~ to 30 ffaH"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

Of Gotham. particularly in the Sew
enth av., the lower Fifth av. and the
westerly half Of the midtown zone.
Modern and model loft buildings were
built i'm the same time in some suit
able places IN the other borpughs. but
the TOTAL volume Of this class of build
inc in the other boroughs was small 20
that in Manhattan.
A building expert said recently in
discussing the merits Of TIE modern
loft building: "The loft building OF
TODAY completely meets The purposes
for which IL was designed. The ma
iority Of managers of the buildings OF
this class feel satisfied that they are
able and ready at a moments notice 10
supply suitable space to any firm IN
need Of II.
,relI huilt. superbly located. has its
air and light facilities arranged by
snecialists. but provides the maximum
convoniences with the minimum eN-
nenses. Such is the goal that was at
tairod BY the loft builders with the
boet interests Of the mercantile and
realty world Al heart.
.cTbc housekeeping features oil tne
modern loft building is now one OF tne
nrincipal matters that rs aTesuhg inc
rttontion of the loft managers. by
bonsckeepine is meant the arrange
r,cnt Of The machinery used IN manu-
fsctur.ng. the storing OF the gooos
made. ready 20 be shipped 10 Gus.
toners. the receiving Of goods IN the
Jaw form and the education OF the en-
plovers and employees to preYemt M ~
rrtbroaL Of fires and the Keeping OF
the workshops, showroom ana S'oIe-
roo,le as tidy as possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
LOWER EAST SIDE SALES
Several Parcels To Be Dis
posed Of at Auction.

A widely diversified list Of auction
offerings prevails in Joseph =. Days
special sales day for the new year.
On Tuesday. January 26. 40 the TX
change salesroom. Mr Day will offer
at absolute trustees sale two East Side
parcels. belonging 20 the Wolf Krone
thai estate. The southwest corner OF
suffolk and East Houston SITS. and an
adjacent parcel. 267 East Houston ST.
and l75 and III Suffolk ST., are 10 be
sold as one parcel. The northwest
corner of Forsyth and Rivington SITS.
and two adjacent parcels. at 81 and 4
Rivington 81. and 1875 and l67 Forsyth
St, are 20 be sold as one parcel.
Mr Day will also offer a four story
and basement dwelling, at 81 West
59th ST.. and for the estate Of Isaac
VI. Daggett the northwest corner Of
Madison av. and 92d 81. A three story
dwelling. 205 and 2O7 West saith ST.,
and two five story apartment houses.
are 70 be sold as one parcel.
Mr. Day, besides. will offer. % close
the estate of Roza Ahrendt, the north
west corner of Hudson Terrace and
Bay View ay.. Englewood Cliffs, Ber-
gen County, y. j., and "a large vacant
corner plot, with $50 feet front and
1870 feet depth, at Bay View ay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
Busy ON BROOKLYN FLATS
Some Large Concerns Devot-
inc All Their Time to Work.

PLAYHOUSE building IN central sec
tions of Brooklyn is occupying the en-
tire time Of some large construction
commands and individuals of long e1-
perience in this sphere.
The Charles Serota Company Is 60
ING TO erect four story BRICK hat-
house for twenty-seven families on
the south side of st. Johns Place, l2y
feet east OF Troy av. The house VIII
he so feet frontage by - feet deep;
The plans have been drawn and hled
by Benjamin Cohen. ,. eor
A four story brick fathouSe Ior
4vcrtv families is TO stand at the
southeast corner OF Ralph and East
New York avs. It's dimensions VIII DC
about 81 by II feet. Samuel sass sass,
architect. has planned this structure
for Rae Sokolsky. Adjoining. the cor
ner building hathouse OF similar
boieht will be put up by the same
owner from plans by the same archi-
',ect The latter building Will nave
Recommendations for sixteen families
n yrill cost about S35 5000, and the cor
rer one about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
BUSINESS LEASES
TN VARIOUS ZONES
New Tenants for Store in One
Of Vincent AstOr's Broadway
Buildings.


Peas. q LllmaH nave leased lot y 'H-
cent Aston "a store In 2Sl6 Broadway,
...... -o,.t .. .,ro,i. T.,,,.;tz and
,a.. -.
tle store ODD 1888 'io"a'-|' De'"''
aeta and G9th sts. 20 Henry Philips.
If r. Hess have leased 20 the
-........ r,......... c.,,,,r, Inc no
"~.,.'' ,'''''''
.o ii" hetAlaa" ST.. 'HS .'s't anu
basement Odd l'i ~ l'' " .9t '''.. ~
for 81 term OF l'1 Years d, AN ai,|lc
gate rental o. >.'''OV; me le"aI' .
aa- been locate" I'D the ViclAity OF
Hcesmau - for 'he last forty years
having beer twelve years ~ ITS pres
eut location.
John r. Wal. has leased the entire
premises 93l Eighth aE. Tor term OF
scar. .a % client for investment ne
bal. also been appointed agent Tor 'he
property. ,.r
a. Arthur Fischer leased TO T.. q hai"
..e four story building 90 NlA1h d,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
PUBLIC NOTICES.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
10 board Of wafer supply at IFS Offices
second nOOr. Municipal Building.
80 Pow, Centre and Chambers Streets
t a, 4" york city. until 81 a. 81 on Tuesday.
f,,,,.ry 10 1915. FOR CONTRACT l62-for
- bDuT Z 600 square feet Of face cutting 81
..-ss for Ncnslco dam. The stones 10 be
9ut viii b. furnished 10 the Contractor
- tb. dam. Tho work Is located In tie
80, ~ North Csstl,. Westcnester County,
>eH York.
AZ thu above place aud time the bids WIZ
30 nubticly opened and read Pamphlets
',,iainiug information for bidders can be
ob'aired ~ tho above address, at The ONCE
~ th, Secretary. By depos.ting the sum u
Fiye Dollars $50 in cash Or It's equlys-
i.rt Tor each pamphlet. For further par
tlcuIsrs apply to the ONCE Of the Principal
Assistant Engineer ~ the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES Is. CHADWICK.
Holm + CALVIN
connti~sioncrA OF the Board % Water
W BECCE COBB. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
1914 BUILDING LOSS
ONLY 8 PER CENT
Up TO Outbreak Of War the
Old Year EquaIlcd
1913 Record.
NOT AN INDEX or
REACTIONARY DRIFT
Reports from Sixty-cight Cities
Show All Investment Of
S634,177323.

Building operations throughout the
United States for the year 1919. ass ir-
dicatcd by the reports from siNty-cight
OF the principal cities, show decrca 20
Of only g per cent as compared with
those OF the previous year.
Up 10 August T. when the European
war began. the construction work wa
almost identical IN volume with that
of the first seven months of 1873. The
loss occurred entirely during the last
five months Of the year.
The cause was apparent lo every one
concerned i'm the bWilaE trades
namely. the di-arraugomcut Of the
financial market Building operations.
on account of the large units involved
IN this work compared with most other
industrial activities, are peculiarly sem
sitivc 20 money conditions. The uu.
favorable comparison i- therefore not
an indeN Of anything iutrusicaI'y re-
dictionary i'm the building industry
itself but simply represents tine lu-
supcrablc obstacles In the way OF ac-
tivity.
Thousands and tens Of thousand of
plans have been held back ty The uH-
responsiveness of the banks. and Ia.
accumulated work will Doe renewed with
the general easement OF loans.
The official reports OF building pen.
mItS issued by ,lXty-cI... D'". l'I
the year 1919 received rr The Anne.
lean Contractor Now York. total >''l.-
177.323. as compared with 500 'l'
for 1913. q decrease OF o PEI cent
While the generality of reports atc m
harmon with the prevailing tendency
,Ioro aro some p-r.Uf.Ur-. So. iHNI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

ri1;s o. tho fo-ushing mercantile
md manufacturing concerns as Wl'nlh
re same territory.
No figures are %. hand which truly
'stse, the greatness of Manhattan as
a1 industrial beehive. The Tax De
u,,nent ccneu. t0r 1914 comes near
81 70 showing the supremacy OF Man
's..2l In the way Of stupendous loll
structures The couartment IN group
~ under one head warehouses. Ioi !
Buildings and department stores lOUho
IBIS year tha. there were 1854 build
ngs Of this class Manhattan. BROOK
En, It's nearest rival for these honors
u ne Construction world, could boast
q only 1901 tuctures of this type.
A'u In line with the best array OF
Geh buildings come Tho Bronx. with
Hi then Richmond, with So, and last
S.sens with 80.
These fgures are likely 20 disturb
asneniarily the poIsc OF men VINO
ave helped in ono or more ways 10 up
'-lia the Borough OF Queens INTO a
1N. suitable place for the carrying on
y me world largest manufacturing
,'Nrprlses But in the figures gwen
ien the Tax Department reports IN"
asnersiion of factories for The differ
~ eoroughs do not enter, factories be-
Z N a separate class
While all buildings where manutact-
tiag Of any kind is done can legally
classified as q factory building
"a therefore all lofts not used OK
essNeiy for storage or warehouse
IsIposes could correctly be placed
Ieer that classification, the accepted
sialnons o. factory and loft build
y are dis.mIlar. Most persons
w consider aI structures where
Ivy manuiactur.ue done TO be a
.t1ory building, and those building
,.ue much space 81. used for show
s.pose and where other large space
- Be wholly or iu part devoted 20
use Of light manufacturing TO be
M building And If that loft build
contains the latest devices for
,spsg the air ir the structure pure
az times and other Improvements
sasyaed for making i' possible Tor
"Asis 70 do their tasks under the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
WILL Be NEARER
ALL BIG CENTRES
IncalCulabIe Benefits for
Queens from the
Dual Subway.
VAST VACANT AREAS
TO BE TRANSFORMED
The Majority of Places in the
Borough viii Be in the
Five Cent Fare Zone.

The most important Improvement to-
day On the Borough Of Queens is the
early completion and operation of all
the rapid transit extensions into the
borough that are included in the dual
subway system. This great system Of
rapid transit. adopted by the Board Of
Estimate and the Public Service Com
mission on March 10, 1913, will prove Of
incstimablc value TO the Borough Of
Queens. both for its future development
and the convenience of its riding pub
lie. ,..,
,,av lines OF the luterOorough Rapid
Transit Company and the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company. and VIII com
prIsc not only the DOG miles OF existing
lines of these two companies, bui J-l
milo. Of new construction. or total OF
roO miles Of single track. The value
Of thc entire system, including the
estimated cost of the present lines, ana
fine amount to be- expended on new
construction and equipment, VIII De
over $5JO.OCo.00o
When all Of these rapid transit eX-
tensions are completed and IN opera
,,o,, , r,aioritv of the residents Of the
borough will be able 20 travel from
their homes 10 all the business districts
I'm Manhattan. and also 10 all sections
Of the i've borouChs of New YORK CITY
conveniently. rapidly and for I'VE
cent fare. While b. is expected that
the whole system viii be IN operation
I'm the year 1917 IL is also intended
that uarts of the system VIII De put
In oncration from time 20 time as tasl
as completed. so that long before the
time set for complete operation queens
viii secure immediate use or large
part of the dual subway system.
In is almost impossible TO eXaggerate
the effect of this Improvement on
Queens Borough. Since the operation
of The present subway began IN 1904
Messengers have been able TO traVel
from Brooklyn and lower Manhattan
from ten to seventeen miles Tor hve
corte. resulting i'm the construction OF
hundred. of now apartment buildings
the establishment OF thousands OF new
homes. as well as q remarkable increase
i'm realty values i'm those districts when
had been largely undeveloped land pre-
yious 10 the operation OF rapid transit
lines into them.
But right across the East River, oniy
q mile or two from the heart OF the
business section OF Manhattan, Queens
was without adequate transit facilities,
and had no connection whatever with
the rapid transit lines of the city. Its
ouiy rail connection was by trolley
cars. requiring in most cases an addl-
tioual fare 20 reach the desired deS-
tinations i'm the business or shopping
sections. or by the trains Of the Long
Island Railroad, which was still more
expensive. The progress of the Dor
ough. despite this lack OF cheaper
transit facilities, has been remarkable.
What 1t win be I'm the next ten years
with transit facilities equal. and IN
many cases superior. to every other
section of New York City, will surprise
Ouons is on the threshold of one of the
most wonderful developments that has
ever occurred in any part OF New York
City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
,PARrMENTs WANTED.

WANTED -rWEE ROOM AND BATH hTH
ll..,-s ara-tl,.f. Thirty .. f.t. lr-ff.'i
, l-t.,..r. E NJ tfA~E. Io' So tfl a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
Long Island Rentals.

The Lewis II. May Company reports
the following rentals for next season :
For the S. & L. Construction Company
a house on Grandview av. and Rue DC
81. Felix. Far Rockaway, to AdoiPh
Stccp. the Lichtenstein mansion, N
Oak ST.. Far Rockaway. 20 Reuben sad
owsky; for Mrs. Katherine J. WHITE q
house on Whites Lane. Cedarhursi' 20
Albert Robertson; for Albert jenkins
lis villa on Ocean View sv., Lawrence
90 Theodore Sternfeld, and for Captain
smith his house on Franklin av., Far
Rockaway, TO Harry Freulichstein.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

I,.%DEESS Compton, German. bet feisf-
4 Rosrierer co Asruc,. a. West 500 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

New s story high class eleva-
tor house. all outside rooms.
speclslly adapted 20 bachelors
Service. etc. under personal
s.ge. .ision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
TO SHARE IN PROFITS
Plan Adopted for Employees OF
Real Estate Firm.

Douglas /. Gilman & Co. gave the!r
annual dinner to members o. the,l
Office force last week at inc ha'So"
Arthur. East 45th ST. L.d
II was announced that the year n"u
Deen the most prosperous I'D the III lI " :
history, the earnings having nv 90; /,
over 80 per cent. and also tnaI y. - o
sharing plan had been WORKED Pus aro
that every one IN the once "ouiu 80 ,',ob
IN Tho profits. as has been done by Such
otbcr firms as the Douglas Robinson
Charles :. Brown Company. the Charles
f. Moves Company and the NJ. Morsen-
thau. Jr., Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
A RECREATION BUILDING
Will Be Erected at Sailors
Snug Harbor.

James Henry. controller OF sailors
Snug Harbor. announced that the board
of trustees at q meeting yesterday
took action for the construction Of a
recreation building at Sailors Snug
Harbor, Staten island.
Louis +. Jallade was appointed archi-
tect. and plans are 90 be prepared i'm
mediately. The now building will be
tireproof and will Accommodate about
400 sailors. The decision TO build
earlier than had been intended was
largely influenced by the situation Of
the large body of unemployed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
Offer Long Island City Lots.

ON Wednesday. at the Exchange
s,icsroom. n Nescy ST., Bryan l.. Ken
,clly win offer AZ auction two bulia'ng
pIots ir Long Island City, located OF
The west side of Hulst ST., 1870 i &c,
north OF Foster Az, 72xlOO. snd on IN. me
east side of Locust st., 25O feet Soul"
of Skillman ay. 95xi6l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
TWO MAPS DRAWN
Will Have Important Bearing
on Queens Realty.

Two maps completed by the topC,.
graphical bureau in Queens last w wee,
wiii have an important bearing upon
real estate development IN tnat DoT.
ouph. one Of these LAYS out Van rev
H.. from Borden to Skillman ay. IN the inc
f.t Ward. and the other Ieigler aV' III
Flushing. ...,,o. t;,t
botyoon Borden ay. and the Newto,~n
creek and the greensboro bridgc
nlaza. Zeicler av. forms a CONNECTING
INK between the disjointed por,lons
If the midsection OF the 80 ward. II
vilI he Am sO-foot wide thorougntare'
extending 20 lngleside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
Apartment Rentals.

Pease & Gilman have let in the
Aston Apartments, at 10Th 81. and
Broadway, for Mrs. F. p Leigh, her
apartment, furnished. to Dana II. Nc
Cornell; large apartment at $50 Park
az. 20 Lorenzo Sample, and IN Mar
guard House. at 6Sth ST. and Madison
av.. an apartment of fourteen rooms
and four baths TO Mrs. Howard Glib.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Miss Elvira NJ. Hedlund

Is West 58th Street. near 5th Avenue.
COMPETENT AND RELIABLE Servants MALE
IA,lTIES CITY OR
REFERENCES CAREFULLY tNNESrIGA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

NTRsE or CONPhNION.--Youn German girl.
fsarhe, music. reasonable wages. 'ooIet As,N'''
et- tfI as Ihfl 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
To Erect $4,000 House

Plans are being prepared by {. In
farcr a Son for a four story apart
mSrt house at Ralph av. and Eastern tern
Parkway. Brooklyn II viii be pun.
for T. Ilalperin and viii cost about
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
TlERATTAN LOFTS
. COST MILLIONS
..,s Structures of This
T Class in Borough than
n Any Other Centre.
INF MAJORITY ARE
MODEL BUILDINGS
...-t;on Now Directed TO
housekeeping Problems
Of Premises.

49, is no city in this country
l't'S rs as much money invested in
~. In, buildings as the Borough
,'S,s,...teftsn. Neither is there any
h'. .- th,s globe where more ox-
EN '-t employed 60 minister TO the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
Dwelling Houses Leased.

worthinrton whiteboa.. h3' r' ..''.
d doT M' Ss East 1.,h T.. TO Mr.. ' G..
T w Biodeett. and for Ms. Robert E, l nen
" " ..h On her residence. at l'' East ot''
So 20 william b. Rogers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
HELP WANTED.


Female
WANTED -Tanri bahy's nurse. must have h'sh
s-t rtfcrrr 1e. az east three yeaf,' experience.
can 30 90 d. Apartment South -bi Rwr.ide Dr
WANTED Feral.. millinery makers for fre work
,'f.e experience and salary expected. cnuScritl
surroundings. Address Box pa. Tribune of'ce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
Brooklyn Dwellings Sold.

John j. Reilly sold 20 client o. -
r 3. SHELLEY 1919 and l6s- Ea't 1otH
~. BROOKLYN. two onc-fami!y d"eulngs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
BoKorGn OF MiNnATTAN.

STUDIOS Artists WRlTtN SIT DLAis
Monthly. nEnf. ctan inf uhi-
@ D. fftr ST. utitu Iignt studio. 80
O. ff.h 81. itrsc fuprl. ...... 10
" iith 20 r''n.s ... .------F' ana ~
Q. A. lffh So sfuiin. rooms ... =. -
20 " igtl =. room-. studios. ohnl - s. -
20 "A iftn ST.. ur runnls. .... >. NlI. 30
NORRIS T. ~rEENE. In. y. lith 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

ANsONIN STORAGE WAREHOUSE 90 :
Moving. packing shipuius Automobile vans
Tor long distance. Scnd postal for estimate.
80 Me.t FIfn VI -ILnnr co. k..--.Lln-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

vIif,srapl Letter.. 700 go. 1000 fifs:
IOO ls g. yfomgl q D Wssi rlrL 20 Nstssl
Room zoos Phour lefkmau 80
DAtBs STORAGE WAREHOUSE o. iv
torsKc. inDflns. p.'hinf. -hippinS
cafes and Diauos moved Tr' 10 orchard.
uOgNOJT gold and silver bought hy a.
Lonrmnn's Sons sold auI silver rcnners.
/. L.Il 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

EBLE's ART GALLERY. Jos West f.d co.
Antique rurlos. n.d jewels. sNtsrr are
rare firs. paintings min .afures aIi weapon.
Did gold bought
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
REAL ESTATE.
BOROUGH or MANHATTAN.
COUNTRY.

fsrk' oalES in the real country near New
= ~, insult Tho Country Home League.
"a street Phone s6G0 MADISON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
INDUSTRIAL ASSN
Employment Agency

- ~ - nr On ". fh0nr 1<lo ny I'M
supplies hrst class help male and iemale
2; cts and country.
COOKS buffers second men. waltr,sses.
IIlulrcSsss awbsr'uaids. kitchenmalis.
ladies' maids general lOusewoman JJssi
Employment Agency. 60 Lexington az.
Phone. Plaza i4'3
AT CARPENTERS Emp 0ymert Agency i54
Gfh av Established iS47 We have best
coachmsn. gardener. grooms. married cou-
Pies. farm forem-r. farm hands Al nations
r'l -eronW-ui"i
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE AGENCY Al uatlouail
te, ou- o. ta..u o-itr. promptly fled. AL rel
c-rners Igyevfga'oi 80 Columbus 81. near ljfh
e. 'rhfu- gi16 schuyler. Mr, y. " flshery. Ma.
3Pn = j. COJPEE'S EMP AGENCY. 657
6.u av. 3Sfh st.--T1i 1905 Greeley. Sc
'rot h'in. on r1tionailtics. male. female,
-efrror .ss investigated.
SWEDISH RELIABLE AGENCY Isl Lex
irgf1n as. Hello of an nationalities. inclnd-
INK japanese. References strictly inFcst-
ElteG. city or country. Madison So, sos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
WORK WANTED.

Female
,ATLY POSITION wanted ny Eng.i'h woman az
usefui euuga.i0r co. care ~ CAlldocn. Rep
.rrlsh. BOX -. Tribune oTicc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

NV YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest. Largest MOI Modern
FINE RIGS WOVEN FROM Old CARPETS
Prices Reasonable send for Circular
Tel 1922 1888 Bryant $3.50 Wcsl f5H -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

$4,000 WILL PURCHASE OLD ESTAB-
iishcd business. free OF Liabilities. con-
trolling one ~ the beet known lines Boo tho
electrical trade, ton years or tho market.
pr'1ciOais only. 81. Boa b. Tribune Oflc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

II Murray ST., toffs. sooSssAIt stsr.
De- ta..s tIapfed fnr light Uanufs turing ApgD
CHRIS scHl6aL0H. U6 sh a'e.
If,pII.N MASONIC TEMPLE. bsll-tpdge
rooms. reasonable. Barnett q Co. "a
East i-5th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

-h.irI-e..sr packer. wages $50 $50. best r.ier'
.p1Ss can Lang a Boecherer 90. Agency, - Nes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

TTITZ Il WEISS. Ou EuEiass. operate on
kerosene. fuel and crude oils Us Mou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

q At-NDUESS CHANfBERMAID -- smart young
I.-rIr.faff. $40. city 0r country we'll Fccontnthe
Oh Mis- Shes's Agency. 20 East ga So Mlrr%
IIUl G--4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

,er, ci,y country: good reference. S-J-S--, 10
80, I,iindry Bryant 65tj MscNeill Agency. ID
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