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12 SALE OF BLOCK FRONTS PRICE PAID "Maw Other Auction Offerings Change Hands. la the Heal Estate Exchange salesrooms yesterday Joseph P. Day Fold at foreclosure the two eix-Ftory flatnesses with stores, comprising the easterly block front in Broadway, between H3d a3d 144 th 158. 10x154.10x100 feet, and also the two fix-siory flathouses with stores on the tide of Hamilton place. between 143 and 144 th irregular, to the Realty Transfer Company, the plaintiff, for $621,510.

He also Fold Xi. East 176 th su. a two story dwelling houie. tbiclOS feet, to Timothy Murray for a party in interest for $4,000: a vacant TjxiOO feet, on the side of place. 166.3 feet north of 167 th to Timothy Murray for a party in interest for No.

575 Broome a three story tenement house. feet, to Catharine Bossottl for 517.6&0; No. 431 Pleasant a three story dwellir.r house. 15x100 feet, Timothy Murray for a party in Interest for So. 543 West 29th a.

Tour story brick tenemtnt house, to P. A. Geogheear for JT.SOP: and at foreclosure No. 1337 to 1347 Brook three Eix-story Cathouses with stores. feet, to the Manhattan Mortgage Company, thfc plaintiff, for $39,003 over prior liens.

The anount due on the Brook aye. parcel was about 537.510. subject to three prior mortgages aggregating 515.0 W. He told In partition proceedings No. .71 West Bt.

a rive story tenement house. 23x109.11 feet, to C. A. Stain for The sum due was lit He also sold No. 0 East 2Sth a stcrr tenement house with a two story tenement, house in the rear of it.

25x35.9 feet, to Goldberg 4: Greenbere for £11,000. Samuel Maux sold at foreclosure Nos. MB and Eirhtii a six story flathouse with store, on a plot SS.IZxKM feet, to Mary Cohen for $51,225. Th- due was about I subject to a prior rogrtraire of $40,000. Peter F.

Meyer sold No. 17 West 87tb cU a six story flatcouse. 23x1W.3 feet. H. for M- Day postponed the ta'e of threoilaclay aye.

parcels to January IS. auction offerings to-day arlD be as follows: -s. a car S3d t. MWMi H'S-6 Park aye. w6.

75.2 ft nof 13od 5 ten and store: same MR Bins: ac- Bf n- ssngg l.wuli 6 fl lit ard Opera tins Co art Tnai -et wmt jt. 98: tax's, e'c. $1,202 sub 73: H-rv Ptoce. tvt ft ISteiSS: vacant; sal, cf al! rirht. -rvjch the Aaron Miner Realty Co liaJ 30.

or since: Oral MAXT KEW CITY PROJECTS Include Laboratory and Pavilions for Blackxc ell's Island. Raymond F. Almirall. architect for the city. art- Ing for Charities Commissioner Hebbard.

has filed plans -with PiiliflllUT Superintendent Murphy for a prot'p of projected improvements to be carried out en Blackweirs Island. They comprise a four story tuberculosis pavffllon. with roof caniens. solarium end exterior verandas, to cost a one story artic hospital pavillion for the City Home for the Aged and Infirm, to cost 575.0(0; a two story pathological laboratory, to cost IMjM, and a three rtory and attic residence far the medical staff, to cost AH these buildings are to be grouped about the Manhattan Hospital. The fifth projected improvement is a four story home for the nurses attached to the children's hospital on Randall's Island, which is to cost 5209.000.

making a total of $075,000 to be expended on the five buildings. Plans have also been filed for enlarging the clubhouse the Yorfeville Council of the Knights of Columbus, No. 503 East SStb street, by the addition rf an extension twenty-five feet front and four stories high. remodelled building will have billiard room and gymnasium or. the top floor.

TThc inipiuvements are to cost MMMI C. Dunne is iri- architect. also been filed for adding a new story one story studio. No. 113 West 122 street.

by A. Eimpscn. and for enlarging the floor space of the etory of the Washington Building, at Broadway Battery place, by adding an extension in the bide court. 67.9 feet long fetrt wide. The improvement will be made for the Washington Building Company as owner at cost $7,500.

Harry E. Donnell is the architect. METROPOLITAN LIFE LENDS $1,250,000. Mctrorolitan Life Insurance Company has lent at per cent on the premises No. IS una John ft.

to tbe Maiden L.ane Realty faM loan will be due May 1, IPII. REALTY NOTES. Benjamin R. Lummis has leased for an estate the etoiy and basement brownstone dwelling hoosa No. IB East st.

tor term of years. house is on a lot feet. George J. Gou'J and several other persons, as and iniatrm. have leased Nos.

31 and 32 pjrk Row to Max GoUatfiM Em tea wean at PaJM a jcar. Hebrew Tabernacle Association has taken title Jo No. VTest 130 th sv, feet, from Phaw A-. Co. MM for A Guthman No.

106 West sl, a four stovy and dwelling bouse, 2QxMO feet. The Realty Company has leaped for the Jladiron Avenue Realty Company the store at the PiTlm' coriicr of Duane and Elm also the Just floor at a Nassau for Pierson to Kaplan a Bad K. and the lirst floor at 4S itnd Zi' 1 Nassau for A. Schuite, to Bluine. tailors.

The trustees cf the Snug Harbor have leued the third loft la No. Broadway, northmyxt corner of Sth for three years, to Munoes A- Bvilin. N. Goiding has leased for John the fifth loft In No. Broadway, corner of ft'j to Levisba Bi others; also for Mary No.

44 West 27th sC, to C. Gilday, and for Frank Adams No. or, East EStk to Charles A for two years. The Duross Company has leased the store and baiKDMSt at No. for Louis Reische.

to Charl's W'tlsser. Ear a term of years; also the tirst loft in No. West Ota to McPherson for a term of years. THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS. The following plans for new Bronx buildings filed jresterday: im.

tf II at Dawwaa for a four tKtok tctKXi; building, tHJiIIT: Xi Arstlnj cath-'iic Churcc. John Kirey. JCO.OOo £.1. c. 'J'M cf aye; to: a two fcicry brick school building.

Lutte Catiioiic Church, owner; John Kirfcy, daad 40.000 tt. St.s t. 431 ft wof Moshelu Parky.ay; a WVary tntire dwellicr Mar- Corio. owner; Bar.dtsson. 3.000 ci, 25 ft i of IMrth Et; for two Vtory frame welling houses.

21x60 each: George EdjnucQSon. owrer: Louis F'alk. 12.000 OoQcgn aye. s. ft of lC6th Ft; for a fttrv brick house.

6t Marks Company, owner; arcLitfccts 7,600 t. ft of 17fith et; for a nu an 3 half rtory frame dwellirp boose, SOxaD; nod Moore 6: UN BUSINESS TROUBLES. of the Casoneues Gensior Tobacco Company. 'a the United States strict Court yesterday, fhoved of and assets of The iJiincipal creditors van I. M.

Vaughn fc. Co iiiond, Va $18,175, unse- company Is liable also on the intlorstd notes cf discounted, held by xaj-iyue to the extent of $10,522. Tha a ali-ts consist of accounts insurance-, and depofJted in bank. IVL Thy scbedulea of J. M.

ir.volcntary hankxupt, ehowed debts of and assets of J7.31X The prladpal creditors were A. TV. Bpolding. JI.TK. J.

J. Kaynor. fl.il.'; A. J. coisist of cash.

J7SO; notes, Im; due. Ji.Ti}. and lank. Hi £3. --t-firfujj-t the Tobacco Trades Exposition Involuntary petition, showed debts of 510.997 Rnd assets of J2.510.

The latter consisted of accounts due. 51.252 and cash turned to the i receiver. The principal creditors were the Henry lienz Advertising Company. $1,653, and the J. C.

Bell Company. $1,082. Among the bankruptcy petitions filed yesterday was one by Abraham Hartman. No. 270 Stanton street, showing debts of $3,619.

and assets of $150. The principal creditor was David Katz, with a i claim of $500. An involuntary petition was filed against the Noel Realty and Construction Company, of 137 th. street and Riverside Drive by creditors with claims as follows: William Annett and Dan McConnell, $118; Joseph Flanagan. $320.

and Manhattan Window Shade Company. $450. Preferences of $1,000 were alleged as acts of Charles B. Cohen was appointed receiver, with. a bond cf $10,000.

The alleged bankrupt concern was said to own valuable property in Manhattan and The Bronx. MAKINE INTELLIGENCE. MINIATURE ALMANAC. Sun rieei 7:241 Sun rites Moon 7 HIGH WATER. A.M.— Sandy Hook Island 1 Hell Sandy Hock Island Gate 0.40 WIRELESS REPORTS.

The St Paul, which reported to Capo Race as 1.130 miles, east of Sandy Hook at 8:30 a yesterday, is to dock about 9am Sunday. La Lorraine, which reported to Sable Island Ho miles cast of that station at 12:30 yesterday, is expected to dcclt about Sam Saturday. INCOMING STEAMERS. TO-DAY. From.

ine St Thomas. January 4 Ue itS January 5 Ham d- Am Island. January President Gibraltar. December 24 Kamb-Arn Exeter City Swansea. December 24 Bristol Hudson Havre.

December 28 rentt Montscrrat Cadiz December 30 Spanish Vineenxo Bonnanno. Gibraltar. December 21 El Aiba Galvestcn. January 4 So Pacific SATURDAY. JANUARY 11.

Lorraine Havre. January 4... Baibadcs. January 3 feiomi WiHem II Hayti. January 6 -D I Lempasas January 4 City of A'Jaata Savannah.

January Savanoaa SUNDAY. JANUARY 12. Paul Southampton. January 4 American co.on. January Porto Rico.

January 7 Gibraltar. December 31 Faore Hersilia December 31 MONDAY. JANUARY 13. January 1 Glasgow. January 4.....

Anchor January 4 Holland-Am La Guayra. January 6 Ked Para. January 1 El gad Galverton. January 7 So Pacitic City of Savannah. January 10 Savannah maJL OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY. Vessel For. Line. Mail closes. sails.

Viti'ancla. Nas-au, Ward 12:00 Etparta. Port Liir.cn Colorado. Brunswick. Mallory nl Hamilton.

Norfolk. Old Dominion SATURDAY. JANUARY 11. Philadelphia. Eoutiiampton.

6:3" a tn 10:00 am Lusitama. Liverpool, Cunard 7:30 a Hamburg, Harnb-Amer 9:30 am 12:00 Zulia. Curacao. Red a -n Cbamo. San Juan.

12:00 Korona. Guiana. Quebec 12:00 cara'opa Havana, Ward 10:00 am -mund, Jamaica. are 2:00 pm Sibirii Color, Hamb-Aroer Madtirense. Para.

Booth Tacus. Colon. RMS 12:30 pro Minnehaha, London. Atlantic Trans. 12:00 riiinrarrla Glasgow.

Anchor Prtiunaa Irene. Naples, Lloyd 11:00 am Algeria. Naples. Anchor Ccmanche. Jacksonville.

Clyde San Marcos. Galveston. Itallnrr I'rincess Anne. Norfolk. Old Dominion.

Kansas City, Savannah, Savannah pm SUNDAY. JANUARY 12. Jefferson. Norfolk. on Dominion 5 pm Huron, Jactaoavllte.

Clyde parcels post mail only. TRANSPACIFIC MAILS. Destination and steamer. Close In New York. Japan Cc.ca and China (specially addrcsF-d only, via Seattle) Snverlc To-day.

6:00 hi Hawaii" "(San Francisco) Alamtda Jan 12. New Zealand, Australia (except West). fanican Islands and New Caledonia San Francisco; Fcrenc Jan 13, 6 Japan. Corea, China and Philippine Islands (via Vacccuve- end Victoria, C) Empress cf China Jan 15. 6:00 pm Hawaii.

Japan. Corea. China and Philippine Islands (via San Jan 16. 6:00 pro Japan. Corea, China and Philippine lellanUs (via Seattle) Akl Mam Jan 16, 6:00 Australia, texcenl West), New Zealand, Sarooan IslaTjds.

Fiji Islands ard New CaJedonia (via Vancouver and Victoria, Miowera Jan 26, 6:00 pra Tahiti and Marquesas Islands (via San Francisco) ilarlposa, Jan 26. 6:00 Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands trta San Francisco Transport Jan 31, SHIPPING NEWS. Port of New York. Thursday, Jan.

9, 1908. ARRIVED. Steamer Ebtcelsloi (Ger). Ooorttn, Hamburg Ppccmbfr 20 and Shields 25 to Philip Ruprecfct, in ballast. Arliver at the Bar at 8:35 a m.

Steamer Chester (Dutch), Soeebarth. Antwerp December 22. to Philip Kuprecbt, in ballast. Arrived at the Bar at 11 a to. Exeter City (Br).

Bailey. Eristol December 20 ana Swansea 24. to James Arkell Co. with rndso. Arrived at the Bar at 4:10 m.

Steamer Mariello (Br). Ward, Hull necembe- 14 via Boston January 8. to Far.O. Eon, with mdse. In Sandy Hook at m.

Steamer Hastings. Baltimore, to Foster. with rndst. in Quarantine at 4:55 a m. Steamer Comus, Post.

New Orleans January 4, to the Southern Pacific Co, with passengers and tndse. Passed in yuanantine at 7:3 a Steamer El Paso, Krcowlee. Galveetrm Januarj 3. to the Southern PaclSc Co, with mdse. Passed In Quarantine at 10 a m.

Steamer Hamilton. IJoaz, JCewport News and Norfolk. the Old Dominion Co, with passengers and mdsi. Off Long Brauch at 1 :07 m. SU Kansas City.

Johnson. Savannah January 6, to the Ocean Sa Co. with and ra-lse. Passed in Quarantine at a m. Steamer Lewis Lockenbacfa.

Kay. Pablne Pays December 31. to tin- American-Hawaiian Ss Co. with rndse. Passed in Quarantine at a m.

Steamer Ounagoey (Cuban). Johnson. Tamplco January 1 to the New York and Cuba Mail Co, with md3e. at the Bar at 9:49 a m. Steamer Peninsular (Port).

Lisbon December 23 and St Michaels 27. to AmsJnck Co, with cabin and steerage and BKTae. Arrived at the Bar at 9 a m. Steamer Lomakken (Nor), Handelband, Barcelona December 6. San Fellpo 7.

Seville 16, Gibraltar 19 and Lisbon it, to the Gaaa Ss Co, with rndse. Arrived at the Bar at 11:30 Btb. OMnda (Cuban). Hansen. Porto Padre December Gibara 29.

Banes SI, Nirevitas January 3 and Nlpe 4, to the Munson Line, with 5 passengers and mdse. Arrived at the Liar at 1:20 a m. Steamer 5-waii (Br), McKenzie, Calcutta November IS, Suez December 6. Port Bald 7. Algiers 14 and Bermuda January 3.

to Norton con, with mdse. Arrived at the Bar a m. Steanx-r Eellerbv (Bri. Reak. Davona December 15, to peter.

Wright Sont, in ballast. Arrived at the Bar at 1:30 a m. Steamer Califcrnian. Parse. Puerto Mexico.

Mex. December 23. and Philadelphia January 6. to the American- Hawaiian Ss Co. with mdse.

Arrived at the Ear at 2:30 m. Steamtr Joseph Fordney. La verge. New Orleans January 2. to the Southern Pacific Co.

with mdse. Passed in Quarantine at 2:20 i' m. Sandy Hook. J. Jan 9.

9:30 na Wind west, strong; cloujy. SAILED. Arapaboe, for Charleston and Jacksonville; Chicago City (Hr). Bristol: Cubana (Cuban). Matanzas, Caraeaas.

etc: Dunottar (Br). Cristobal; El Oslo, Galvtston; Ksperanza, Havana. Vera Cruz, etc; Jamestown. Norfolk and Newport News: Murcia (Br). Lisbon; Celtic (Br).

Liverpool via Queenstcwn; Joseph Ofceo (Nor). Port Antonio; Kobe Taku Bar; La Gasor.c: (Fr) Havre; Prindpeaas Laetltia (Ital). Baltimore- City of BaTanaah, Savannah: PawLec. Philadelphia, STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS. ARRIVED.

London. Jan Li jquoif (Br). New York: Meea.be New Ycrk. Plymouth, Jan Adriatic (Br). York for Cherbourg and Southampton proceeded).

Marseilles. Jan Perugia inn. New York. Havre, Jan La Pro.enee (Br), New York: Prina Wwlii iaiwlnn (Pnten), New York via West Indies and Venezuela for Amsterdam. Bremen.

Jan 9. 4 a Main New York. Suez. Jan Atho.l (ft). Yokohama.

for Baltimoro and New York. Montevideo. Jan 7 Ocean Prince (810, New York for Huenos Ay rep and Roeario. Antwerp. Jan St Cuthix-rt New York.

Hull Jan Ghazee (Br). New Tork. Donedin. Jan Hawkea Bay (Br). New York via 4ney, etc.

PiFSirua. Condor (Br). New Ycrk via Montevideo, SAILED. lyin'ion, -lan ft Mlniwfonlra New Ycrk. Cherbourg.

Jan I Kronprlnaeaaln Cecilia (Ger), from firemen and Southampton for New York. Qaecnatown. Jan B. 136 Majestic nri. from Southaaopton and Cherbourg for New York.

Algiers Si Giorse trons Manila, etc, for New York: Cilia. New Voik. nwsouea City New York. Jan Baltic (Br). New York via Oenoa Jaa Handawi New rock.

Marseilles. Jan Gal la York, twineir.unde Jan Gut Hril (Ger). Kew York. Santos Jan (Ger) New York. PASSED.

Ule cf Wight. Jan Prometheus (Co from New SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS. San Francisco, Jan. The official doatac quotations for mining stocks to-day were as follows: Alrha Con SiiSSta. Jutuci TiUlVhtr 30 Mexican Hen OccWenial Con .18 opn.r USiur I ft ktl Va p.

rorry IS 'I tan Con As.y«Uo* Jacket 148 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1008. Real Estate. mvimjmmm cjcorpobatbd 1902. RULAND WHITING CO.

I REAL ESTATE 5 Bcchman Street, N. Y. City BAI.E AND RENTAL OF BCStNESS PKOPEKTY. FOR REASONABLE length of 'I Sad by nortgage on Brooklyn comer property. SoeUent- Address C.

Box 27. Trib-. une Office. Brooklyn Property for Sale. All AND PRICE.

243 54TU tSiOU st two family house; near elevated staiion. S3 '3d aye Brooklyn. Country. Properly for Sale. BUNS COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR -P teen room house, all complete, tine lawn, shade; five- minutes from state buildings; 7.

minute- from and three railroads: about two acres ground. W. SLOAT. Middletown. N.

Y. Instruction. I For Both THE SCHOOL OF LAN'orAOES, MADISON SQUARE .1122 Broadway) Harlem Branch: Lenox Aye. cor I.6th St Brooklyn Court Bt. -Vewark Scheuer Buildinie.

B-ASfHES IN AM. I-FAPfNO CITIE3. TRIAL essoss FREE School Agency. AMERICAN AND FOKEIGN TEACHERS' AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachers.

Tutors, Governessos. to Colleges. Schools and Families Apply to ilrs M. J. YOU.NG-FULTO.V.

23 Union Square. MAOE.UOISELLE AMYOT. Teacners' Agency 22 30th at Tel. 1657 Teachers, tutors, for schools and private families Citation. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.

BY JL the grace of God free Una independent. To George Anfrell. individually, and as of the Las: Will an.i of Emily I. deceased; Marparet Rathbun Mills. Individually and as legatee of Caroline E.

Perkins, deceased- Mrs. Frances Alger. Individually and 'as nest of of Mary E. King, deceased. James Whltnev.

as husband and as Administrator of the goods, chattels and effects of Alice M. Whitney, deceased- John P. Whitney. George E. Whitney.

Herbert A. Whitney and Vincent J. Whitney, as next of kin of Alice M- Whitney, deceased: Bessie L. Dickson. at Executrix of the Last Will and of Julia C.

Huntington. deceased; William T. Schlev. as Executor, of the Last WIJ 1 and Testament of Sarah C. Kerrigan, sole Legatee and Executrix of the Last Will ami Testa- ment of Catherine T.

Perkins, deceased, sole and Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of Harvey H. Perkins, deceased: George Stlger end Abbott L. Mills, es Executors of the Last Will and Testament of Caroline i Perkins, deceased: Oscar Rathhun, William W. Rathbun. Eva E.

Hardy. Ida M. Wiggins and Frederick Rathbun as under the Last Will and Testament and naxt of kin of Caroline E. Perkins, deceased: James Rathbun. as one of the next of kin of Caroline E.

Perkins deceased: Anne Sherwood. Ottawa Avenu? Association, a corporation: Louise Stlger. Caroline Shuler end Harriet Snyder. as legatees unler the Last Will and Testament of E. Perkins, deceased: George E.

Clymer Executor of Last Will and Testament of C. Ancell. deceased; Oliver A Kirigsbury. as sole surviving Executor of the Last Will and Testa- ment of Amy J. Perkins, deceased, sole beneficiary uva Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of George R.

Perkins, deceased. El.za J. So ward, as one of the next of kin of Mar. D. King, deceased, and any and all other next of kin of John Perkins, deceased.

if any whose names and places of residence are unknown, and cannot after diligent Inquiry be and to ail persons interested 'in the estate of said John Perkins, Ip.te of the County of New York, deceased, as legatees, next of kin or otherwise. send greeting: You and each of you are hereby cited and required personally tc be and appear betoie our Surrogate- of the, County of New York. Jt Surrogates' Court of said held at the Hail Records, in the County of New York, on the Uth ciay of February. IVH.IB. at ha'f-past ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day.

then and there to attend a judicial settlement of the account of oroceedir.gs of Guaranty Trust Company of New York, as of Last Will and of said deceased; and such of i.ou as are hereby c'tei as are under the ape of twenty-one are to appear by your guardian, if. you have one. or if you have to appiar fetid apply for one to be appointed, or the event of your neglect or failure to do so. a. g-iiardlan appoints by the Surrogate to represent and act for you ln the I In testimony whereof, we have caused the seal of the Surrogates' Court of the said County of New York to be hsieunto affixed.

Witness. Hon. CHARLES H. BECK-1 ETT. a Surrogate of our said County at the County of New York, the 24th day of December, in the year of our Lord One thousand nine hundred and seven.

DANIEL J. DOWDNEY. Clerk of the Surrogates' Court. Notice of Summons. JVTEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OP NEW York.

American-La France Fire company. Plaintiff, against California Safe Deposit i Trust Company. Defendant. yummons. To the above named De- I fendant: You are heicby summoned to answer the coin- I X'laint in this action and to serve a copy of jour answer jen the Plaintiff Attorneys within 20 days after the service of this summons exclusive ot the day of serx-ice; and li: of your failure to appear or answer Judgment will be taken against you by default for the relic-; demanded In the ccmplalnt.

Da.t«3, December 11. SACKETT CHAPMAN STEVENS. Plaintiff's Attorneys. Office and Post Office Address 154 Nassau Street (Tribune Building), Borough of Manhattan, York City. I To the Defendant.

California Safe Deposit Trust Company: i The foregoing summons Is served upon you by publican tion, pursuant to an order Hon. Vernon M. Davis, enc of the Justices of the Supreme Court of the iitato of New York. Gaud tae 9tb of January, 1906. an-J tiled tvith the compiaiut, in the office of the Clerk of New York County, in the Borough of Manhattan.

City. County and State of New York. Dated, York, January It), lI'US. SACKETT. CHAPMAN STEVENS.

Plaintiff's Artor- neya Office and Poet Office Address, 154 Nassau Street 1 Tribune Building), Borough of Manhattan. New York Ciiy. i of THE state of NEW YORK. i. c.

Joi.a-vjn and company, PUuntiu. vs. Isaac Gold, tophia Gold and Lend Coninany of Edenwald, Defendants. Trial deslied in the County of New York, i Summons with notice. To tee above named Defendants: I You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint In I this action, an to serve a copy of your answer on the I Plaintiff's attorney within twenty days after the servfew of this aununona.

exclusive of U.e day of service; anJ in i cite of your failure to appear, or answer, Judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the complaint. I Dated December 11. 1 CHAItLES POPE CALDWELL. Plaintiffs Attorney. I Office and Post Otact Address, No.

42 Broadway. New York City. To Defendant Isaac Gold: i Notice if hereby given to you that, upon jour default to i appea' or answer the within summons, judgment will be taken against you for the sum of $7,767.70. with Interest from the 12th day of June, 1007. and with the costs of CHARLES" pope CALDWELL.

Plaintiffs Attorney. "42 Broadway. New York City. To the Defendants Isaac Gold and Sophia The" foregoing summons is served upon you by publica- tion pursuant lo an order of Honorable Charles H. Truax, a Justice of the Supreme Couit, State of New York, dated the 11th day of December.

190 i. filed with the com- Dlaint on the same day in the office of the Clerk of 1 County of New York, In Borough of Manhattan. City at York. Dated New York, December 12. 1907.

CHARLES POPE CALDWELL. Attorney for the Plaintiff. SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW George R. Smith.

Plaintiff against Elizabeth WrK-lar--. Wasserstrom. Jacob rtobbins. Florlj Whittaker. Henry Johnson.

Martin Hunt. Abraham Simon Michael Namara. Abraham Meyers. Edward Cooley Htrman B'jggeln. Patrick German.

Patrick I Valentine. Defendants. Summons To the above named Defendants: You are hereby sjmmoned to answer the complaint In this action, and to serve a copy of answer on the attorney within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of I vice and In case of your failure appear or answer, judgment will be taken against you by default, for the relief demanded In Or- complaint. Hated New York. December 2.

1907. JOHN M. RIDER. Plalr.ttfTs Attorney. Office and Post- I officr- Ad.lress.

44 Cedar New York City To the- Defendant Elizabeth VChelan: The foresting summons Is served urjnn you by mihll. pursuant to an order of Hon. Truax a Justice of the BaVretne Court of the Ptate of New York, dated December 11th. 10:17 and fllM with the coinniifrt herein In the office of Oerk of the Cour'v of New York. In the County Court House, in i Borough of Manhattan.

City of New York. or. the I earnc- day. Vnrk. 1007.

JOHN Attorney. ar.rl P. No 44 Pirnueh of Manhattan, i Surrogates' Notices. i of an'crder OF honTcharles H. BECKETT, a Surrogate of the of Now Ycik.

r.otlce is hereby piven to all paraona havftig clams against Abb S. Thompson, late of the County of New York. to present the same with vouchers thereof to the inncrtbera at their place of tranaartlng business. of Fisher A. Taker.

No. 2 Wall Street in the City of New Ycrk. on or before the first day of July next. Dated New York the SOth r'av of December, Uhi7. UNITED' ETATBS TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.

FERRIS S. THOMPSON. Exrs. FISHER A BAKER, Attorney for Executors. 2 Wall Btreet New York rpitOBRIAND MARY IN PURSUANCE OP AN of Hen Abner C.

Thoasaa. a Surrogate of tho of New York, notice is hereby to all persons eialnif asainst Mary de Trobrtand. late of the County of New York, deceased, to prcs.n' the fame with vouchers to the at transacting bui.neee, at the law oftire of Curtis R. 120 l.roadway. Borough of Manhattan, in tho City of New Y-r! on or b'fTe the 10th day of June next.

DatedNtv York, 'he 3d day of December. 1907. MARIE CAROLINE POST. CM A A POST. Executor.

CCRTI6 H. HATHBWAT. Attorney for Executor and Ks- I utril No 120 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. New Y.

rk City. Work Male. I MAN urars old, be shipping clerk MICHAEL CARLIX. Prospect Rtooklyn KG educated, in ofilce; accurate at 1 can furnish eta peterew Jls. GEORGE Ma Lrookiyn.

ITOCNC MAX, at anything: to learn' good i 1 tradu; reference. GEOKGB IfOKXUNG. 55 etr, Ureoklyn. I Ot'NG MAN, 2rt. at anything: healthy, capable re'rrfnes: mako appolntmenL A3Jreas tux fOS bokaa, ST.

J. AUCTION SALES. BY- VIRTUE of an execution I. Bernstein, auctioneer, will sell to-day. 10 a.

at Madison st, eyeglass lenses. By order of Marshal. DKISSSMAKIXO MIMINMtY. A First dressmaking done at shortest notice: street I reception, evening gowns. modes.

wedding trousseaus. Janets, 1103 Simpson st, Bronx. Tel. UN Tremont. A Ladies' tailor, designer, makes smart, plain, fancy suits; latest work, tit home ferred.

Call G. Ellis. 49. Lexington are. French: experienced; work at home for private families; best references.

Address, by letter. Mrs. i-crres. 177 West 26th room 28. Competent: stylish fitter; remodels equal to new; day.

week or month; first class reference. M. Deady. IS3 Le-lngton aye. O.

Durrand. 62S Lexington near dresses for the South also ball, wedding gowns; most moJern'" prices. "old gold and silver. OLD GOLD, nive' and precious stones bought at highest market value; mada Into new articles or exchange for new Jewelry'or Japanese goods at M. F.

Tapper's factory 41 Went 35th ft "OFFICE FCRNITrRE. OFFICE FURNITURE In great variety I and t. g. -ss- EELLEW. 111 Fulton St i SOO second hand I'-Si' and iron wcrktas machines; fully i aveT.

West New York. N.J. MBXT WANTKn. i Male. Tounsr man.

Gentile, as MT tn real estate laaat be personal Interview. WANTED in New York City and vicinity flee. I FKOF. SITCATIONS WANTED. i Male.

rTTFSS would like ever.ins en- with ahut-lna Chess Player. 152 East 79th et Female STENOGRAPHER. thoroughly an lines si capable of managing office 1- years expedence. -Paterfon. 42 st.

WANaEO. ir TJVwJts AGENT and SECRETARY. young man. 30; thoroughly experten red in ewncmica) manager of all kiiiili of Pats tenements or factory -ears' reference from preset employer, will furnish security. H.

J. Ferris. East 80th st Expert opens closes, audits, balances books: accounts prepareil for executors, trustees, and bocks Kept for same. P. O.

Box 59. Madison Sq. AT By married man. 33; speaks German and English: honest and sober, steady place; pood references. W.

1109 Ist top fiixr. Room la. AT ANYTHING. By young man: chance for advancement; best reference. Enian- uel Friedman, 1458 Brook Bronx.

class; twelve years' experience; capable of taking full charge of office affairs: understands German; references. Address LUienfeld. .51. Last 134 th et. I BOOKKEEPER or OFFICE By ycung man: several years' experience.

Address I. R. C. Tribune Uptown Office, 1364 Broadway. BUYER.

Grocery: hustler: 26 years old: best reference; am a man. not an oroVr taker. George F. Beeci- man. 40 East 133 st.

Thoroi gh cake and bread baker wishes steady city or country. Ao- dress Frank. 171 East 4th basement. I BOOKS opened, written up. balance; part- nershlp accounts regluated: daily.

or monthly: by expert bookkeeper. R. Box 32, Tribune Office. BODYGUARD or CARETAKER of estate, by retired rxtllceman; city or country. Address Advertiser, 621 Monroe St.

i COLLECTOR. young Itallnn- American: or anything useful: speaks Italian: best reference, J. CaneL 313 East 107 th st. COLLECTOR, etc. By Italian- American: or anything useful: Italian: best reference.

J. Come, 313 East 107 th at. I CARPENTER. All round mechanic; steady place; landlord, factory: $15 week. De Marinis, 167 West 31st st i CARPENTER wants position; also to accept any outer for work I am able to do.

Johausoa. 10 Saturn I Brooklyn. CARPENTER wishes work at anything: hotel or factory: factory preferred; city i or country: low wages; experience as hotel carpenter. A. Ecklan-1, 651 04th Brook- lyn.

CARPENTER in storehouse warehouse or anywhere; stealy position; moderate wages. P. Mages. 95 18th South Brooklyn. 1 1 CHAUFFEUR.

22; garage cr private: ey- perlenced driver, gasolene and electric cars; understands all repairs; city or coun- 1 try. Koerner, 614 Gates Brooklyn. i CHAUFFEUR. mechanic; plenty i of tcols; long experience; all kinds re- pairs; two years in garage; private family 1 preferred; trial; low wages. Petrol, West 39th St.

CHAUFFEUR. By young American; pro- I fessional driver and mechanic; all powered foreign and American make cars: Al references; private preferred. William Heney, 1715 3d aye. 1 CHAUFFEUR. Colored (very light): gcod mechanic; reliable and competent driver; understands care of fine cars.

James, 8 Last 133 et. CLERK. By young man, college 1 lion: reliable, sober, accurate figurer. ponman: experienced entry, receiving- clerk: any clerkship: moderate salary. Active.

412 Atlantic Brooklyn. COPY EDITING and proofreading, by experienced reader; terms reasonable. Address Lawrence. Box 32. Tribune Office.

CARPENTER AND City or country: understands how to lay out work tor plan; low aragea; epeaks five languages. J. Pal, 112 East 3d st. DRIVER. Young man as driver or any- thing; can furnish references and se- curity.

A. Connan. 130 West M) st. I an American living with parents; age IV: strong, honest, careful: can furnish reference as to ability; will i take work of any kind. J.

W. Bucbman. I aSSU 10th aye. I 7 and billing; cab- i 1 inct and interior work. L.

Miller, 7 Little N. Y. DRAUGHTSMAN wishes position in me- i chanical or architectural drawing office: seven years' experience, architectural; will- i 1 Ing to trace; good reference. Cheese, care 1 Cook, 633 Amsterdam aye. ELECTRICIAN (21); five experience on motors.

and wiring; aober 1 competent; in factory, or office building; first class reference. J. llarcmann i 1 27 Cedar Newark, N. J. ELECTRICIAN'S HELPER.

Five y-ars experienoa: tools. J. Edshlll. 384 LnJge ex. Brooktjm.

1 ELEVATOR operator, eoiored: of tor: 4 yt-are 1 evperience: loft buildlni; preferred; references as to honesty and capability. Address Jeffrey. 4..0 Throou Brooklyn. I ENGLISHMAN; to take charge of go. stable: good whip; very best roferencee; married.

Apply 11.. Greene P. o. N. Y.

Understands laundry wrrk- 1 city or country. Engineer. West 125; st. FOCNDRY SHIPPER. INSPECTOR I TRAFFIC position In above or engineer' or commercial 1 lines.

Address Department Manager 8 oarrahaji UcildinK. statin D. rilfllllMH. By job press feeder. G.

Davlj 1 care of Lipshiti. 23 Rutgers Place, Brooklyn. his work- very handy with tools. F. a Wost 13T.th Bt.

HANDY MMd aged; can do work, painting, uirti repairs, teti.l furnaces: city or country, William Oaker. 25 at IRONWORKER wiaries position; has Band 1 1 August WongvaU. 100 LUst hth Brooklyn. OFFICE work -Young man public school and business school graduate. knowltdse of bookkeeping.

penman and accurate, at figures. take charge of i.f-3cs and bcotal or mHilins department; rr.ou- Hilary to (tart; (jood Teiertv.ct, K-. lot Tribune WORK WANTED. MAN strong, healthy. mtb Al reference: good wishM protrresslve firm, any line of atfroncenwn t.

electric trucks. sXSm. assembling machinery: wish's to ll; any busiiKSS.or trade thoroughly and bTadvanced. Axel Mork. East at.

Willing to MM piecework: branch of me can btilW Jlkb for' special manufacture. -Relies. Jerome st, Brooklyn. LAW or INSURANCE By younit man; law student; three year- experience in lnsun.net: school privilege. fctudent.

Tribune work; references: security or tond. Addrees Luiht. West MASSEUR wishes position; steady one good reference can be 9 I Hofrichter. Cast 136 th OFFICE yours: 10: two years' experience; can take to 40 word, In stenography. F.

to Columbia Brooklyn. I' A INTER, par'i ha rarer, kalsominer; best haa tcols; does firs-, class TvcrK- with materials only. Thytetrjp. 104 West 101 th St PAINTER, first class: Ensiistinr.an. aged steady work: wining to do miscellaneous work: honest, sober, trustworthy, unquestionable references.

WaUoa. .81. Weal st. PAINTT.K. plasterer calarrmtrar, German.

wishes work; lar.dforJs' real esuita work nicely dona and price Scnmettor, 13S Wtst ICOth St. I PORTER, elevator runner, dishwasher, office cleaner: col. red; sober, honest lntellieent Samuel W. Lawrence. 125 Brooklyn.

PORTER in a private house: ff ak cf furnace: handy man. Albert A)llin- r.i Weal 12th st. PORTER or useful man: colored: can gl ro rffirence. Brinton. 30th st.

care POULTRYJI capable man. with ex celknj reference, v.ill take charge of chicken farm: has made scientific study of same. Fitzgeraia Bureau. ottt Ctii aye. PRIVATB SECRETARY.

educated, experienced man; formerly jrf.clal court stenographer: several years in one position: reference exceptionally good. Mulock. Rocm 60. Bibl-j House. RESPONSIBLE man; Intelligent, trustworthy: private family in country; useful indoors; thoroughly unaerstands outdoor work: reliable any capacity.

Ullman. 210 West st RIDING By young German cavLlry officer; Intelligent: can speak Hungarian; or a 3 groom. Pista Puppl. geidner. 66 East End aye.

SPANISH native, young man (16). Just arrived, wishes position, office or would aa to private family; speaks English; references. Higuera. 233 West 14tn set. CUCERINTENDKNT and MATRON of aimshouse.

by man and wife: Address Thomas Becnis. Box 4SW, New Cone. SALESMAN with 17 years' experience in assware, crockery, god and silver Jewelry, silverware, house furnishings and notions: also 3 years' experience in grocery; Spanish and Portuguese fluently ana understands French and Italian fairly well, desires position in who esale or retail store; will also accept position as traveler to the West Indies. Venezuela and Brazil: can handle as side lines shoe and leather dress- Ing specialties and novelties, oil. turpentine, varnish and brushes: I can also handle any new brand of lager beer; commission and sa'ary: reference.

129 Waal 333 care janitor. SALESMAN. 23: four years" experience; with jewelry house or art Etcre: best of reference; also give bond. Address A. Box 2.

Tribune STENOGRAPHER, expert, long experience, desires position: American, 33: good appearance. education, accustcmed meeting best people: familiar all office) work, business methods, systems: managing, executive, correspondent, secretarial or ordinary stenographic position accepted; only moderate salary. If assured advancement after proving worth. Hopkins. 311 Madison 'phone STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER.

Young man (18) position evenings, i John Sneeden. care McLean, 337 East 54th. STOCK CLERK. Young man. 20; experienced in ctlna and glassware: in whole- sale house near bridge: references.

E. i Liberty Brooklyn. STOCK CLERK. By boy. 17; or similar work; would like an opportunity to 'earn a trade: references.

Morris Prussak, 125 West 101st. st. TYPEWRITER and assistant bookkeeper; 3 experience: Al reference. Box 32. Tribune Office.

UPHOLSTERER. DRAPER. SLIP COVES CUTTER. Private or betel jobs; reaton- I ablo. Gluckman.

2H East 107 th st WATCHMAN or SPECIAL American: twelve years' reference from last place; 6 feet 9 Inches, weight IS3 pounds; strictly temperate and trustworthy. Ira J. Morton. 1470 Kiatbush Brook- lyn. I WATCHMAN, doorman or porter; married man.

5- years of ago; strong, active. sober and reliable: 23 years' reference. John Palmer. 101 West 89th St. WORK CF ANY Desperately in need: married: three children need necsssltles of life; quick or eviction threatened; packer, rortf-r, anything.

Henry Cohen. West 151 st st- YOUNG MAN. 34; good painter, caper- hanger, fireman, carpenter, assistant detective; speaking German i English good reference. Fred" Schmltt. Sl3 St.

Nicholas bascrrent. YOUNG MAN. 21, in factory or at any- i thing. Alexander. 93 berry st.

YOUNG MAN, 26. English, lately landed, i wishes any place of mat; moderate sal- ary. H. W. Boston.

224 West st. YOUNG MAN. IS. desires to learn a of some kind. Einil Schwelthelm.

105 i Floyd Brooklyn. YOUNG MAN, aged bandy with car- I per, too's: at anything. Arthur Pear- I son. 1252 Prospect Place, Brooklyn. YOUNG MAN.

VJ. wants ouuldo work: handy with tools; small salary. William Kufcera. 375 East 4th st VOf'NG MAN. educated, as office assistant.

I 1 bin or entry clerk: little knowledge of bookkeeping; unquestionable references. G. 412 Atlantic Brooklyn. STOITNG MAN. 27.

of neat appearance, good I i education and address, is open for a piace at anything, with moderate salary; first class references and bond. William En- I leaaar, Perry St. I'OL'NG MAN. 21; a little insurance, real estate and general office experience; ref- I erences. low Grant The Bronx.

MAN. aged 20, at anything: three 1 yoars' offlcv experience: can furnish best at reference as to honesty and sobriety. J. G. Webb.

331 East 52d st. YOUNG MAN. 21. good education, aillrea position where be can advance himself. i Adiress 219 East 30th E.

J. c. YOUNG MAN. at anything. In wholesala house.

Cbariea Turner, 256 Lenox avo. 1 MAN, aced 25: married; badly in i need of a position at anything; order or Mock preferred. Alexander J. Will- tana, 12 Ten Eyck st. Brooklyn.

rOUNG MAN with practical mechani- cal and electrical experier.ee; with anajlneer, contractor, draftsman and office assistant, i Plnva. MO Miller B'klyr. I fOUNQ MAN. married, wishes position at anything; no talesman position had ileven In typewrltinsr I business. John Trinka.

ISM Ist i ive. rOL'NG MAN. 26: married; willing to woik; good reference. Bauder. 56 Hal- IMS st.

Aaterfa. Long Island. iTOTNG MAN. 21. place where there Is a.

future; strong, honest and willing; beat i L. Jensen. SKI 7th avo. Ferns MENDING done Kezalseanca. A.

Bat- i tenberg. 313 Kast ISth i STENOGRAPHEH. 20; two and a half years' e-ptrience: accurate; good Baa- pM on, typewriter; no agencies: 1 Miss 11. Mohr. Valley Stream.

Long Island. I STENOGRAPHER, typewriter, willing assist peneral ottlce work: jear and a half 1 ucperlence; Ming; reference: alary ta. Miss Stswan 272 Wyckuff i Brooklyn. rELEPHONE OPERATOR. By young wciiian.

IT; with food room: small sal- i u-y. Box 83, Tribune Office. IVOMAN. respectable. ambitious an.J to p.easo.

wishes of fcind. 1. 1.. 370 ura- 1 jam Brooklys. rOUNG 10.

position as type- writer, cashier of adUrcaslni; envelopes. 1. --1 1' OOMESTH' I TooIs man (25). Christi.tn, wishes position wcq Invalid il travelling r.r arrtlM inference. Adureps i laorge Scolthorp, v.tx Point Pleasant.

B7TXER or Japanese; 1 evriv r.n«.»-t. LaO, neat, tndustiioua: pernvtnent pl'JCd: ref Kubo. 41 Ism lath BCTLErI njarrisd fouplo; man butter aid cr oui-'do rorii, uct j. tare of DOMESTIC butler, Er.Kllsh; cua as a Mtciu) mam town cr country. Aaj.irt Smith.

1 O0 BUTLER or BWtwW up in all duties; or take ft- If 3 refer VAI.ET-Br or written): Bureau. 716 Lexington Tei- PUza. 4 BUTLER or Very of tU) to dty or country. Call niaiJT 5 East Tel. Madison Square.

second" and- useful Emilp butler, waitresses, $25: chamberi married couple and city -or Association. East 42d 3Stb. BUTLER. man In private fazailv as butler and all around man; jus: out of position; several ince: willing at! W. N-.

West lS4th American Protestant mancrxjk; wire first class chamberrjmld waitress city or out- 'Phone l.orrow*! Bureau. 721 Lexington caraar at By reliable colored man. 30. as cook and useful man In good city reference. Victor Oumba.

ISO South Elliott Broofclyn. Young man. colored. boarding house or small hotel, short order restaurant or private family. u.iam barlttt.

S4S West 41st St. iIarri couple would to take cf lady or gentleman a first class Y-. i. ISI East Jsath i COACHMAN. -By thoroughly connsetent.

wen experienced, jrllabl. boreeman: understands duties perfectly; net afraid of scter. honest. obMglac: persona; references. Newman.

203 East 4ath at. yenng Frenchman; Just arrived In New Vcrk: In private family. city or LIUMUJT. CaM 221 West st. COACHMAN.

Colored: Al thorouKhiy untltrstinds care One horses and can rlaa also, jona Green. 1376 Bedford Brooklyn. Single; Scotch: understands horses, carriages; care email place, furnace: generally useful; moderate reference. Address Coachman. Box 3, Tribune Office.

CO Married; no family; stylish; excellent city driver; eight years' reference from but employer; absolutely honest; careful and always prompt. or address present enploysr, J. us West 51 3t at. Married, no children; private family: willing. obllsias- trustworthy gcd driver; best personal and private.

Hushes. 4 Columbus aye. COACHMAN, married: no family; English; country preferred: aMi rider and driver: first class written or personal from last employer. H. H.

Knapp. -4. East 51st st. COACHMAN. By ErnsClsnman; automobile 34 years' excellent refereni-a from Uit employer; will to country.

Coacainan. care Gcvlman. sta ait. COACHMAN. Gentleman desires to recommend" coachman who has been In service of family for a cumber cf years and leaves only on account of death In family; excellent driver; safe and reliable; understands perfectly care of horses, ML' carriages and harness; sober and neat.

M. T-. 9 East st. COACHMAN. Young as coachman and useful aroucii the house; country preferred; good reference.

L. Tron. 17 Greenwich eye COACHMAN. By Sweds; married; pa children; thorough horseman; careful driver; good appearance; sober, reliable; city or country; written and persona! references 'William Strey3ert. IS7 East 27tn st.

FARMHAND. By Swete; first can mills and drive team: references. Address Farmer. 333 3d aye. Engtlsh.

45; married; no family, lifetime ext" i in all matters pertaining to horticulture and agriculture; first ''lass only considered. Thomas Harrison. Box 222. Rhinebeck. N.

Y. GARDENER, head: English: thoroughly and practically experienced In every branch of the business: greenhouses, landscaping; fruit and vegetables In succession: sober and reliable. A'lJress Florist. 10 Spring Place. Morristown, N.

J. GENERAL. married man; useful; handy with tools; furnace. home. Louis Oubert.

307 W. 27th st. HOUSEMAN. Swedish; city or country; i peaks good EagJlab; will do waiting; best of references; f2O. Call Swedish Exchange, East SOth or TeL 4564 Madison Square.

JAPANESE VALET, sober, wlllirs. wail bred. wishes position: experience and excellent references. HJtoaht. Jay Brooklyn.

JAPANESE young man wants position as butler and housewcrker or cook: speaks fluently: personal references. Togo. 121 West 64th st. JANITOR. By respectable man and wife; willing to pay part rent: 14 years' referencs.

Patrick 232 East SOta st. JANITOR OR SEXTON, dlsengasred; city or country church; will accept any position where reliable, trustworthy American Is required. Charles C. Robinson, 22S West loth st. By young man; counter cr ifcort orders: sober, ataady; can furnish good reference and cash security.

Address E. Becker. 1974 Madison aye. MASSEUR. physical culturlst: athletic young professional: highly recommended by member New York club; would travel as useful companion for Invalid Companion.

Tribune Uptown OCice. 13H Broailwav. USEFUL MAN. By very neat, wllllas, obllgins; best cf recommendations; city or country; wages Osterberg's Bureau, 710 Lexington Baa, TeL Plaza. USEFUL MAN in private family: very willing anJ obliging; midiile acred Frenchman: speaks a little English; good eocesk 'West 30th St.

1 USEFUL MAN. any capacity; city or country: small salary expected. Madison Employment Bureau. 426 aye. Tele- phone 2436 Madison.

1 UKEFUL MAN. single, as watchman. houseman, clsrk; generally useful; secur- 3 i'y: references. Kent Brooklyn. USEFUL By Frenchman, 30: sober.

strong; care of horse, furnaces, harness 1 or at anything; city or country; good reference. Leprest. 253 West at I USEFUL MAN. By Frenchman; quick. willing and bright; speaks English and 1 German also; in private house; moderate wages.

Jack, 222 Hast 26th st USEFUL. KAN. fin cow, grounds; profitable chicken man: would run small place en shares, planting small fruits at own expense; boggy land; Just the man for old or young: or pecpie with ground; good coUf: work Inside balance of winter, reliable, abstainer: 15th. David. Bex USEFUL MAN.

By young man: generally useful: permanent and respectable situa- tion. Archipoie. 163 Busawick Brooklyn. VALET. Colored; with one or two gentle- mtij: care of apartment and wardrote: faithful and trustworthy: cook- best references.

J. 130 West VALET or NURSE of lunir city or country: good recommendations, K. L. i Sands at. Brooklyn.

VALET. Ac By colored man: understands work; or take care of bachelor's clothing ar drr Alphonso Marshall. 317 West 35th st. Dash. VALET.

BUTLER or By colored man. city or ecu-try: referencesbcaest. willing and obliging; not afraid of work. Georga Bell. 31 West 00th st.

VALET. By trustworthy, steady, Drat. soUr; shaves; used to nursing and travelllns; speaks four lanruages: moiarate aatery. vaiet, Tribun- By youn aatajas man; good reference. Jain- 9 Bonaparte.

6 Law- WAITER, porter cr attendant, even'nirs after 5 o'clock: colored; dty Luster. 247 Wen YOUNG MAN. FlnnilhT between IS eld. would like work in privata 'amlly. to da A.

Aver, if. Female 4 LADY of refinement, amiable disposition. woijld take In luwrjiitend where pr gfi, P'oymem Bureau, supplies reliable I ianty. ail capacJties. rOMP.X nsring bousekeerer.

whtrt? Maltl Cnarull.r. 37i) Cnto, CLKANING. -Toun? woman -t AwftOTttW, will asiiu ntth thir duties: years' rf ca nw carls, loy cast LJJL CHAMBERMAID very nice I mm parlormaid; verfr well r-wmrrt oo Bureau. 715 Lextastos tOM Plaza. CHAMBERMAID (cJrfs: one Orman.

or Lncx Employment lit.ta cr Ttt. I Oerman Jtfl; erencaa. 413 at. 1 CHAMB and tea: city only; rood Caul fi-rt-wlish Exchange. a Taj.

MWlwb CHAMBERMAID and LAUNDr.T3S.-oy. young, city or country- has frleiuJ a.rvi waitress, wfjl fb Bureau. LdtapM "ft," pua. CHILDREN'S Ifrr Terr young German rjty or country. Bureau.

TU Lexis fften arc Plaza. CHAirBERIIAIO-SSAMSTnESS. Udy ystms Irish rfrt; very -good wiUlcg irasis xn'sl-z-ate; Flaherty's Bureau. 5. Columbus aye.

Tel. 741 RlTer. CLEAXIXG. Yonngr woman watts otSce or 21. Brock CLEANING.

By English wc-inaa; oiSce. tacheicr or run worn- apartment: worker; Mater. Cast ISd st. COOK. 'dm tn refract: frtead.

waitress: Finnish. town or country. I9CS Bureau, 721 Lexinstsa car. ner sith St. COOK.

Toon? Irish first cl33i: competent: understands business; ftrr references Call Lenox Bureau, 7 West UIH st. 7 COOK BUTLER. By German- America i carried couple, tcssther: first thoroughly capable a.c-1 reliable: excellent references: three years In place: for both $73 a montlj: dtf or cognUT. Address E. 366 Amsterdam COOK.

nice your'g English girl; excelldSt ecok: beat of or country. Burea 714 Lexis aye. TeL lu35 COOK ana Er woman, with as chambermaid and waitress, la private door country. A. 8..

East VOA COOK and ohamVnr.aj and waitress; Flnnlih jrirls: good refarences; cirr or country. Jusala Bureau, are. woman as good plata cacli. iignt ill small family; sleep some msnts. Bataar.

35 aye. CCOK. English: exeel'ent references frjzn families; all branches of cocttas. n.arke--ir^. etc.

F. H-. ajaiaiiri Bureau. WC corner V2A COOK. By American: far family; city or A.

2C 3.1 aye. COOK. Swedish; first class: city or ecustry: excellent manager; good references; $40. Call Swedish Exchange, TeL 4564 Madison square COOK. First class; neat, tidy fancy and plain ccoxizg: city very best references: 525 to $30.

Flaherty's Burea.3. iaS Oiiamtus aye. Tel. Kiver. COOK.

By a first class. BMi ih cook, wlrh the very test cf reference-; private faroHy cniy. Ed- Bsreas. 615 Columbua Tat. River.

DAT' 3 JJ a day: also circulars, samples; xrti; frst four rtaj-3 at week: send pcstaL Lillian carman. East IStti at. HOCSETWOKX. By neat strictly temperate, aged woman; gooeS plain caoi and laur.ffr^«s; fli monthly; Call at Irwia's Bureau. 77 West Uth at.

PIace of trust or of young child: thoroughly do the buying, of furniture, etc. no esjec to light household duties: wishing a or house worker don't reply 250 South Mount Verncn. -V Y. HOUSEKEEPER wit.i boy of five years; good cook, manager: ell country; excellent references. Fitzgerald's bureaj.

503 HOrSEXVORK. rsaa; reference; no laundry. S. Amsterdam JANITRESS. with or rant free or Fay part rent; speaks Oertaan.

ilrj. Hill. 2217 Pttkla are Broroklrn. cul tared. desires pesition.

managing housekeeper, secrstarr. chaperon, resident or visiting, strrountitngs; hlgtest references. Competfcnt. Box Tribune Vptovra Of- 1364 Broadway. M.MD or nurse to grown children; Krenca; speaks good English; seamstress.

Call Swedish East or Tel. Madison LADY'S wishes to lady's maid. Call Tuesday and Wednesday. Madisca aye. Experienced; wishes family washing to da at own or would take the entire washing of a small privata family; a good, sunny yac4 for drying: urderstands Sanneisasd children's clothes; best personal i Campbell.

210 East 73d grous'i east. L.V'.NPKT WORK to take bone: bo aWlay. dozen; best references: ajea drying; also day's work; cleaning and washing by day. XI. Huggins.

Waal t3sth st. LAUNDRESS. French; first class: home family -pen air drylns. 500 West 41st Race? 27, LAUNDRESS. CoIored: first class; la private family; go out.

of city; good pay. Apply for Zor 4 days. 111 A East st. LAUNPKESS. By colored by dozen.

Peryrcent. 211 West 6Cd Young Finnish jtlrt: to help with other work; launtler collars, cuffs: best erextccs. B'Jrsau. HI Lextnstcn aye. LAUNDRESS.

Shirts, collars. cuffs, laces; friend kitonenrnaj.i: no to country: Plaza. Morrow's Bureau. t'ZL Lexington aye 58: fuiniiy hamper waii- Icg home by da month, city referm In ate house; cmloor drying. Mrs.

Smith. East Bronx. LAUNDRESS wishes to do famfiy by the MM I or house: air drying: win Mai references. 332 iCast 7. st.

By 3 jrirT; best of Mi Employment Bureau. 815 Tel. Mai Ulver. MAlD. First class: good hairclrpsser.

seamstress wages to prtfers traveling. V. cf Rudd. Il2ta st. MAID la bachelor -apartments, studies.

by rettaed co ored girl. by mall pnly. 222- West CJth ft. UAID AND SEAMSTRESS, woman: an Bam are. NURSE.

German: capa. I take- entire charge; Baal r-f-'i'gistaa I from present St. S'az- jM Bureau. 508 £tb are. NURSE for seamstress; escellrnt references.

134 East Ec I II SCCBSE. first class American girl: I take Infant or children: 9 I references- neat. tidy, capable wools: bo I obitrction to country. FVafcarty's I Columbus aye. Tel.

741 Rivsr. I Amertcaa girt to I of chllUrea not uncer 2 I lent re-tarenced. Tie West Cinafy- I ment Bureau. Cerarnbos 'PIMBB I River. WORKDCC Witt I family or will take- apartment for business aaaalr Miss Margaret StnlCja 3t Bureau.

25 West 42J st. WAITRESS. -By first tUf younc Irish girl; best refeivncrs: to $2O: city or country. FTahrtt? 1 Oiambt's aye. WASHING, for or wanted to Jo at Grafilr.

East WASHING and CLE.VNINO.— Cy waajafc to go out by day or iv wast" I home. Ids 11 East SOtn st WASHING worn. Mrs. Mary Brown. S3! W.jfciaa~ (tfn WtmKINT.

HOtSKICKEPEK. by trnt cman mxnj and 1 1 H. Johnson. West WOMAN. inteUtcenlL ft take care of chUdrrtr Utlx'a tnaid: speaks Knsliah.

uui iak rj dU su wgjt YOUNG to do ehamberwcrS I sUt in waiting: rtfantaevs: Ir-i Cail Zi VISIXIXQ By North mgvi ciry rfftrsness- Ssi Km 2.