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12 BUSINESS SITES IX DEMAND. DEALS INVOLVING MANY HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS REPORTED EVERY DAY LAST WEEK. Investor*, Speculators and Mercan tile Houses Prominent as Buyers — Greatest Activity in the Central Fifth Avenue District. Investors. spectator* end business houses were unusually active last week tn the real estate mar ket. They weie busiest In the central oth aye. district. In many other sections speculators and investors bought a large number of big parcels. Deals representing an Investment of many hun dred thousand dollar* were reported every day. F-J<lora la the history of Manhattan realty has there been such a demand for business parcels in the groat business centres. About nine out of every Jen plots In those centres which have recently changed hands are to be Improved in the near future. That means nothing more or less than thst the present stupendous purchasing movement from law Battery to SMh st. is to be quickly followed by the rasing of scores of old structures end the erection on the sites of tsi\ modern office, store or loft buildings. On* of the principal deals last week was the sale and watt* by M & 1- Hess of the premises Xos. M. IS and 20 West X!d at.. «5.4xM.9 feet. The parcel was sold early in the week by this firm of brokers for Jacob Wolf to the Realty Holding Company for about 8330,000. On Friday the Fame firm of brokers resold the property to a construc tion compm.y. The erection of an eleven story «*tore> and loft building of steel construction, with ' front of stone, brick and terra cotta, and to con tain four elevator*, will be begun by the buyer before May 1. The building will be ready for occu pancy before February 1. IMB. The building ha« been leased from its plans for a t«iTn of twenty-one years at a net rental to the fa? house of IT. Jaeckel & Ron*. The sum Involved, including the ngg-ejat* rental, is about ILMMtIh I^eopold v, >m sold for is. a'- H. Clothier, of Phila delphia, m Max Mars the four sewn story apari ment house* MNMsarlShaa; the block front in Broad way, rroni lIMIi to l«*ih St.. 2ij0jl1«» foot. and known as the RiV"! >ir«, for aba $6»i.O(W r»a:ii»l H. rVoMltJßan bought from Bsward laoa througn rial] .1. How & Co. X<!. *1« West Broad way, a four su rj business building. on a I' 11 i'.xTO f«ei. aloe, refold to Isssr and Reward Blum No. IJ> I\>si Btu «t. Tb- Bolder Boatti Company said for a client of Pease *- KUimati to Brnost Benger Xo. l': 1 Maiden • 1-atw » five story building on a Jot 17x35 feet. David H. Ilyman sold L M. .'i T. Jones a parcel, MHISkUSjC feet, si the southeast corner of tilth si. and Madison aye. It comprises the old Itaptist Church of tlie EJnfpbojqr and the Cbaata School property. The buys; is a large malty and con struction company. T!ie purchase price was about ;r.50.0f<0. George It. llczd & (" i soli for the Realty Finance Company a parcel. 51.9k103.7i%x irregular, at the siouti>«-esr corner of €Sth Ft. mid Broadway The property was held at J300.00V. Mint urn Host Collins sold No 109 K:ist 6:.th st . 0 .three stop- and basement browmttone dwelling house, SO a lot 20x100.6 feet. The bu>vr will prob ably erect on tie Bite an American basement dwell ing house for his own occupancy. Horace S. I£ly &. Co. sold for the Roosevelt estate No. «£! Mh aye., a four story building, an a lot 2T>xlOO feet, adjoining the northeast corner of SSd st. The buyer is the Ceia Really Company. Mayer S. Auerbach bought X'j*. 3:- and 114 7tii ■ aye., old buildings, on a plot &>x&&.i» tf»>i. between 27th and >th sts. T.owenstein. Pupae & Co. #=o'd for a client to K»Fs«-i a- Goldberg No. 30 West 118-h «-t.. a live story double fljthouse, 45.6x100.11 feet. In ex change Kassel & Goldberg gave No. 268 Avenue C, it five story loft building. 23x100 feet. William S. I.*lor hold for the Watt estate to 1 nan nfolll *- Prag«-r the block front. 200x100 feet, on the Cfisi aide of 7th aye.. between Hist ana 14M *ts. 8. B. Goodale & Son sold for the Madison Square Mortgage Company the plot, 100x100 feet, vacant, In the Southern Boulevard, easterly side, ajxtut •.<«"» -feet north of Freeman St.; also for the Tri i>Bjt«nsssl Realty Company No. 175 West s»7th st, .< i brat story and basement dwelling bouse, on lot 37x100 feet, to Joseph Dillon. The H. Taylor Sherman Company bought for Dr. V. . Travis Gibb No. 42 West Tith It . a tour story , <lwei;ing house, on a lot 20x102.2 feet, from James •r. The Fort Amsterdam Realty Company bought X*'. L'<s2 West ISth St.. a four story dwelling house. . n a lot. ]«.Rx9R.!» feet. The buyer owns Xos. 2«t at*9 "OS and now controls a plot &0x95.9 feet. Frank Seymour wan the broker. '*;■.•? Cliarles F. Xoyes Company resold for Ete jii»eii Caplln to an investor the five story bulldln< ,\'<i. 1C William st., between Ann and Beekman »^ts.. .overing a lot 24x64.5 feet. The seller pur ••hawed the property through the same brokers a Jew months ago. M *.• 1.. Hess fold for Jennie Beach Gasper No. • \<e*t >t , et.. 28.<3x92 feet, to the State Realty »iii Mortgage Company. Alfred E. ToM**aint cold for Red ford J. Mount Xo. 54 West «59th ft., a four story brownstone dwelling house, on a lot 3QkKsi feet. The buyer ■will occupy the premises. John H. Berry sold for Robert P. Mint<:rn to a <-lieiit the Do-foot mercantile building No*. 9 and U East 16tii St.. 193 feet east of 6th awe. It is on tl;e north side of the street. K. H. Wendell & Co. sold for Miss Agnes Mur ray Xo. |s Wept 46th M.. a four story high stoop Krbwnston* 1 dwelling house, on lot 20x100.5 fe*t, to a client. The Stuyresant Real F>tate Company <Pennsyl- ] vania Railroad* Bold throueh Douglas Robinson, i Oi*rle« S. Brown & Co.. Kos. 49 and 61 West 83d ot . a three and a four story building, on a plot 44.«r58.» feet. The purchase price wan about COO.- : 400. The Stuyvefant Real Kstaie Company bought the property for t!:e Pennsylvania Railroad about two years ago as a site for ».n alrobaft to the Pennsylvania tunnel. Tucker, Silvers &. <>>. sold for Emma V. V. Tlapallo No. £74 6th aye.. a five story business tiulldinp. on a lot 55Ki*l> feet, to C. Graysou Mar tin, for about W«.«on. Msndelbaura & I^ewine sold a nlot. *».llxl#> feet, mt ■ the northwest corner of 109 th *;t. and Amster «lam aye. Irvln- Judes la th« buyer. ll* will erect m. ten etory apartment house. c. i ;rar.,on Martin sold No. r.77 Madison aye.. a Hour Mory and basement brownetone front dwei! ing boure. on a lot 20x80 feet, between 63d and 54th art*. The seller bought the property a few days bHBJSJ jf" v Calder & Co. 6f»!^ for the Densmore-Comn ron Comnany a plo*. 75x100.1l feet, on the south aid* of IMth'st.. 125 feet tree* of Broadway, to Pa temo Brothers, who will erect on the site a twelve story apartment house. The operation ln wttlve* about $400000. The East Cay L<and and Improvement Compsny •old to Edith M. Kennedy eighteen lots fronting Ma j"a*fem noulerard and Manida. and Coster sts.. 'in the 2M Ware. The Bronx. BIG ORANGE TRACT CHANGES HANDS. John Randall * Co. hav>» soU for the Carter es tate a tract of land fronting In Tremont end Lin coln asjOß. nnd Berwick at., Orange, N. J.. comprls *tg about flighty-eight building lots, with dwelling ■otto*, stable and outbuilding*, to Thomas Mill. The owners valued this property some ears ago at almost $100.«00. o SELL TWO DOWNTOWN BLOCK FRONTS. Tlie Hudson Realty Company has sold the block front on the west ride of Bteecker St.. between 11th : «nd Bank sis., snd the block front on the south : tide of Rank St.. between BU^r-ker and Hudson sts , Svo story loft buildings occupying- about six lots. TO IMFROVE PARK AYE. HOUSE. Plans have tosa filed with Buildings Superin tendent Murphy (or enlarging the five story dwell ing teojgn at the soiitheost corner of Park are. and Mna st . ■■»■■ by Mrs. Coins P. Huntingdon. The nrostnt high stoop porch entrance on Park aye. is to te removed, and •> now street level main en trance with a tnaiwolao built on Nth st. An ele vator la also to be bant, saw plumbing Installed and the Interior remodelled and redecorated. The ..,', l fn.«.:i •.:« to cost VJ, «■', a-. <■•■". ■ '■ the oswMto of Barney & Chapman, tte architects. Plans- bare also wssoTAoi for remodelling the 1 area story and hsssmsnt dwelling bouse No. 148 'Bast a*tk «t Into a real estate office building l for tainoel Blchlor, as owner. Tho improvements are to cost <2s.OM. «econlir.K to tfco estimau of E. J. $■ oßor. th« architect INVESTOR BUYS APARTMENT HOUSE. Masrso* * HoMw kave s«M for the Cabot Real Estate Company the noittiw—l corner of ltid at. and Broadway, a six gtory sisvator house. The buyer is an investor. WILL ALTER 39TH BT. BUILDING. The) MrVlckmr. OaiUart Reaky Cosapanr has leased Cor the Post Realty Oosmpanr «• Aahton M. ANOTHER 6TH AYE. SALE. T»rlf«r Krotfcer* have sold for th« estate of U . lam VAf-cirr No. €24 ttb ■-.^. ■. four il&ry brown »ton» dwelling honf«, ?JxlOO fe*t, Co'.nmbla Colleea 3*>«>et!old. Til* buyer U a clifnt of }'. V. fiaso. NEW OWNER FOR LONO ISLAND LOTS. The MeKMcfet Realty Company reports the fol- U>rAr.s sales tor th»" Lawrence Manor Com psny at Baystfe. Urn* Island: To Charles De Bate, irQ-ivlr; to Eramt H. D'-rlnirer, two lots.'-to ri_M. *«;.. r»t lrt«. to Hotert Phillips, two •'•».. to >^.ne 1.. Wright, four lots: to P. Serio. two lota, and for the Whitestone Realty Company, at Whitesf.one, ijang Island, to Ida L.evlne. two lots: to Richard E. Jones, five lots: to Frank Perrelle, three lots; to David A. Hennessy, four lots: also for Murray Height* Realty Company, at Broadway. Flushing, Long Island, to Frederick Floras, lot 9 to 19. in clusive, in block 3. and lot 11 to 27, In block 4. George Nicholas has sold the plot of lots at Colden art. and Cherry St.. Flushing. Long Island. which he bought last June to P. Cotter, who will build on the site. TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY. Jesse C. Bennett & Co. have cold for the Upland Realty Company to Annett & McConnell five lots on the east side of Shakespeare aye.. about 300 feet south of Featherbed Laqe. Robert Colgate & Co. and Voorhees *- Floyd have sold for the Banta estate No. 361 Canal et., a five story building, on lot 18.11x66.11 feet. Ernest N. Adler has sold for Charles E. Jones and M. H. Israel to S. Hart No. 631 West 12Sth ft., a five story double flathouse. on lot 23x100 feet. Charles 11. Kaston & Co. have sold for Clarence 11. Kelaey, president of the Title Guarantee and Trust Company, No. 8 West Kid St., a three story and basement "dwelling house, on lot 15x102.2 feet. The buyer will alter the house into an American basement dwelling house. Goodwin & Ooodwtn have sold for a client to Henry Marks and Casper Levy No. IS<»2 Amsterdam aye., a live story triple flalhouae. with stores, on lot 25x100 feet, Marcus Ro«o.nthal ha* bought from Sager Broth ers No 227 Kast 12«jth St.. a live story tenement house, on plot :«x».ll feet, William R. Mason has sold for a client No. 206 to as West 36th st.. four four story tenement houses, with stores, on plot OS.RxSS.P feet. The Van Nest estate has sold No. 17 I^roy St.. «xt. tiding to No IS Morton St., two five Story stables or. lot 25x150 feet. M. Kahn A Co hay«« sold for Kdward Klein to B. heer the five story tenement house No. "i Avenue A. atai'Ki feet. Astor leasehold Alfo sold for Benjamin Menscnel to Lu"le Mantrlino So. "« : > East 11th St., a five story tenement house, on lot 253CW.K. feet. . Walter B. Auld has sold for Frank Fltapatritric the plot, HzIB feet, on the east side of Ogden aye.. 213 feet south of 16Sth st. Henry M. St Joel H. Ribeth hare sold for Alex ander Grant Xos. 1014 and l«« East :<U<i lit., a fix story apartment house. ■ißxS"OLl<\» fe»»t, to a Mr. Keller. This completes the sale of a row erected at this point by Mr. Grant. The Portman Realty Company lias resold, through O. Tuotl & Co.. the block front on the north side of 126 th St.. between 3d and Lincoln aye?., a iive story flathouse, on 'nt fifi\23Bxßi).2x2s feet. The Katz-Polacek Realty Company hns sold to H. Bmgei the six story apartment house at the northeast corner of Jackson aye. and 15eth st., and to Bchelbel & Ackerman the .similar structure at th*» northwest corner of Forest aye. nnd 156 th St. Louis Kovner has sold to Btjne & Shcintag Nos. 342 and 344 r.ast 15th Ft., a six Story tenement house, on plot 42xiOG.r. feet. In exchange Stone & Pheintag give to Mr. K^vner Nos 317 and Rl9 Rast U'lst St.. two five story tenement houses, on plot 60x100.11 fer-t. Dr. Kmll Wettengal has sold No. 154 East 24th St.. a four story dwelling house, on lot 16.5x!<8.9 feet. The sale of No. 18. adjoining, was reported on Friday. . F. T. Barry has sold for A Schwab No 7»S lyx mgtoa aye.. a three story dwelling: house. MxM f<>ot, to Mortis Blum. a THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS. Southern Boulevard. *. v. corner KYeema'i St., two 5 story hri.-k nor* and t^nemrnt becMMS, 2T.x«2.1 ami £5*«».2: Thlllp H. F!»ier. owner; William Kurtaer. architect $.1(MX» Madison «t . w. a.. 870 ft. n. of Morris Park «v».. .re 2 »»ory frame dwelling boose, 21xV>; K»O"s;h 4 Horrtasey, owners; \Vlllla:n Kcongh, architect 5.000 Morris MX*., +. ».. 120 ft. n of 171>th St., pile 3 story brirk flarrlUns houses. 2<>x.Vi; August Jacobs, owner; John tlouasr. architect 10«,000 AT WORK ON GLOBE TOWER. Now Laying Piles for Big Coney Island Amusement Building. The gigantic eteel structure known as the- Fried* Globe Tower, which la being built by public sub scription at Coney Island, Intended to be the largest amusement structure in the world. Is In actual course of construction. The work will be rushed with all possible speed, that the structure may be thrown open to the public early this sum mer. In the last two months a large force of men has been tearing down and removing all of the old amusement buildings formerly on tne site, which is now almost all cleared away. The company Is driving the eight hundred concrete piles upon which the tower will be built. Those piles nr«i each !0 feet long and 5 f*H In circumference, rein forced by five iron rods driven their entire length. The steel caissons are first driven thirty f»>»t into the ground, after which they are rilled with concrete and reinforced with the Iron rods. More than eight thousand tons of steel will be used In the construction of his tow<«r. On Sunday. February 17, the first piece of steel will he placed In position. On this date there will b« ceremonies, to which all the city official* «na the general public will be Invited. a MINING NOTES. Thomas A. Xevlns, head of th« banking firm of Thomas Xevlns & Pon. and a party of Kew York, Philadelphia and Plttsburg capitalists, who went In a private car to the Cobalt a week «go for a tour of inspection of that mining region, have returned, enthusiastic ovf-r what they saw in the camp. Mr. Serins said: '•This is my first visit to the Cobalt, though I have large Interests there. What I have known of the camp and its possibilities has heretofore come from the reports of my associates who have had a large experience In the Western mining camps. These reports have been of the most en couraging character, but I must confess that until now I have not had the Cobalt fever. My short visit to the camp, however, has thoroughly In fected me with it. To say that I am amazed with Its richness Is putting it mildly. When up-to-date mining methods are introduced, as they will be this spring, the camp will become one of the great est producers the world has ever known. In my opinion. Some good depths have been attained In several of the shafts, and there Is not the slight est evidence of a deterioration In the quality or quantity of the ore. In the Big Pete shaft the ore vein widens In inverted wedge shape as the depth progresses. We shall make our firot ship ment on January 31. and ship regularly twice a month thereafter. At nearly every station where our train stopped • prominent business men came on our car and asked to be put In the underwrit ing of the Oobal: Central mlnee. We were com pelled to tell them that all the allotments had been made, and that we had no stock for sale." The ! National Exploration Company has pur chased the Golden Pheasant and White Swan claims near Manhattan, Nevada. These properties adjoin the Zanzibar on the east, and are about 3,000 feet east of the Consolidated mines, the veins through which extend Into the Golden Pheasant claim. Good surface values have been found on' the new acquisitions In slllclfled limestone. The Manhattan Alliance Mining Company Is being: In corporated to. develop the two claims, and the stock of this company will be held by the Na tional Exploration Company. Much Interest is being manifested In the de velopment which is being made on the properties of the Douglass Mining Company, near Mina, Es meralda County, Nevada. Within the last week OFFERINGS AT THE STORES. FOB FURTHER DETAILS CONSULT THE ADVERTISE MENTS IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE. 11.. H. MACT & CO.. Broadway, between BUh and Kth streets, invite attention to their continued sale of furs, women's coaA, silks, drees fabrics, um brellas, hosiery and draperies. They also make a special offer In women's waists, infants' short dresses and children's nor*, and will have a Pale of linens, notions, china and glassware, silverware pictures and groceries. ' HEAHN, West Mth street, announce their Jan uary sale of muslin, sheets, women's underwear, table cloths and sets, women's coats and suits, fur coats, scarfs, muffs and women's dresses*. They also announce their clearance sale of lace curtains, portieres and couch covers, wash dress fabrics and O'NEILL-ADAMS COMPANY, Sixth avenue and 2M street, make a special offer this week In wom en's shoes, lace robes and jackets. French hand made underwear, and bargains in curtains and lace bed sets, furniture, beds and bedding-. BLOOMING DALE BROTHERS. Third avenue between Qth and COth streets, call attention to a *al« of walßtF. girls' graduation dresses. Oriental rcEs and carpfts. ' RHRICH BROTHERS. Sixth avenue and 3d street, offer special values this week In laces. ABRAHAM & STRAUS. . Brooklyn, advertise a sale of - furniture, including parlor suit*, desk chair*, dressing- tables and extension toblep. A. D. MATTHEWS' SONS. Brooklyn, direct at tention to a sal* of furniture, including odd sofw. divans and chair*. ■ M:\V-foKK PATTY TRIBUNB. SUNDAY. JANUARY 27. 1907. Heal Estate. Mirkrri-iFiulau. Sealtg Co. 1 West 341h Street, THE LARGEST DEVELOPERS OF REAL ESTATE IU QUEENS BOROUGH Over one thousand acres with all city improvements, within the limits of New York City, and within twenty minutes of Herald Square when the bridges and tunnels are completed. IN PLACE OF PAYING RENT. We will build a house for you after your own plans, or will furnish plans, and give you ten years' time to pay for it. Most liberal proposi tion ever made. Send for Booklets, Maps and lull Particulars. MORTGAGES FOR SALE. To^'OQ; corner. »r.r.oon. SnxiOrt; inside. ri.ooo: Ist mortgages held by savings bank. Apply LOEW T. «10 West 113 th »t. - City Hotels. HOIi.L GRENOBLE 56TH ST. AND 7TH AY. A SELECT FAMIL.T AND TRANSIENT HOTEI*. $1.50 i>er day and up. ROOMS WITH PRIVATE HATH. KUU ' iO $2.00 per day and up. RESTAURANT A LA CARTE. Open until 12 P. M. Haste. WILAJAM P. CHASE. EI.EUAXTLT PUnNISHSD APARTMENT, pr - .1.. vate bath. 11.50 dally: including tnesln. two. $25 weekly: one. $16. TUP: AI.AHAMA. lfi East 11th st. what I? known an the "B.tck Bounce 1 ' vein has been cut on the H#-fo'»t level, and Is showing hiph values of sold in wide streak", running over 5275 a ton. In the surface workings this vein averaged only about $25. !s a<i«iltton to tli« veliin which were already knows to exist, and which have been partly developed, exposing large quantities of payable, free milling; ore. running from $15 10 $10 a ton, several now and heretofore mwxpooed j vein* have been located. Within th« last few days an entire now vein of substantial thickness lias been found on th« extreme end of the prop erty, at least a mll« distant from the section which is now being developed. This vein shows values ! running from $23 a ton upward. A favorabJe report recently submitted by A. A. Blow, a well known mining engineer, indicates a remarkably promising situation for this mine. The business of supervising and assuring the develop ment on a substantial business basis haw recently coma Into the hands of the Venture Syndicate. The Douglass company In In good shape financially, having nearly $100,000 In Its treasury in cash re sources, besides more than 130,000 shares of unsold treasury stock. The recent action of the board of directors of th« British Columbia Copper Company In asking stock holders to authorise an Increase in the share capi tal of 200.000 shares, 116,160 .shares of which are to be offered to present shareholders at par. pro rata in proportion to their holding*, has railed forth more or less criticism, and it is said that when the stockholders come to rote upon the. iirtij>o»itlon considerable opposition to it will develop. The annual report of the BatopUas Mining Com pany, noon to be issued, will exhibit gross produo tlon of slightly under 11,660,000 Mexican currency for its fiscal year ended December 31. this amount showing a small decrease from the 1905 report. The company did considerable underground work last year, resulting In an Increase of '.''> par cent over the previous year's total of 19/>M feet. In th« first three weeks of the current nth the output of silver was 69,000 ounces, comparing well with th« corresponding period of last year. To date th* Batoniliis mines, wUicli are in Mexico, have pro duced more than $19,000,000 of silver. BUSINESS TROUBLES. The petitions \- •. wet<» rtie>.i yesterday with the clerk of !!.<• United S'ute» Dis trict Court : Christian Jrtfr. milk Salesman, No. TS Perry street, voluntary petition, showing debts of $ik."l« ■nd no assets. Principal creditors are the Ea»t Hlver Katlonal Bank. $11,000; the Kmplr<« Butter and Supply Company, 11.411. and Frederick Heath $2,500. Sarah Feldsteln, No. 1&3 East Broadway Invol untary petition, by J. M. Delaney, with a claim of $2,042. Transfer of assets to preferred creditors Ik alleged as an act constituting bankruptcy. William Blau whs appointed a receiver of the business of the Culvert Cloth Company Involun tary bankrupt, with a bond of $4,000. I^aurence B. Cole was appointed receiver of the business of Ernestine Frank*-!, with a bond of $.>". Schedule*! of A. ('. Barclay, varnish and wood supplies. Vo. 5« Delevan street, -how liabilities of $42,023 and assets of $7,844. Th« principal creditors are John D. Pear*"*, $17,105, and n. W. Johnson $5.270. Th« assets consist of real estate, $3>«jo and accounts, $1,270. The Trills Strains Company, manufacturer of ladies' hats at No. 710 Broadway, yesterday a* ulgned for th« benefit of creditors to Joseph M. Baum. The officers ar« Louis Strauss, president; Albert S. Strauss, vioa-pregldanl The company was incorporated In 1905. The Sheriff yesterday received an attachment for $1,875 against property of BJba Union in favor of Sarah Rubin, amount due for two diamond horse fi lo *o£ ln " Rnd a lac own - *° 'd between November 13,-906. and January!, 1907. It Is allege that the defendant has left the state with intent to defraud crcMilrors. DOUBTING WILLIE. Many a tea-her has found himself repeating year aftrr year some favorite story without considering the loglo of It until called to halt by a small boy listener. Bo It was with Mr. Friable when he told his pupils this year as usual of a certain Roman athlete who every morning swam the Tiber three times. As the detail of this achievement hurst upon him. Uttle Willie Barnes nudged his next neighbor and snickered audibly. The professor undertook to re buke him. ••Willie," said he. "you seem to see something very humorous In this. TV II! you explain to the class what It l»? Do you doubt that he could swim the river three times?'" •No. sir. It ain't that!" gasped little Willie. "But I was wondering why he didn't make 1t four trne*. so as to g«t back to the side where his does were."— Boston Budget B. ALTAIAN & CO.. Fifth avenue, between «th and 85th streets, make a special offer this week In leather goods and apparel for spring- ana South -'St'aasisis*' — - STERN BROTHERS. West 23d street will hold a sale this week of women's tuilor-inaUe walking suits, negligee* and house «owns. l«u« robes, col ored dress Roods, cotton dreg* fabrics. Infanta' and children's wear, and announce their nnnual inZXt? I**"'1 **"' unde ™ ar . •"* of Persian carpet. LORD & TAYLOR. Broadway and 20th street Fifth avenue and 19th street, offer special values this week in women's suits and coats. .They also call attention to a sale of silk stockinet or, T . their annual clearance «le of"iaV*lk and «*&•? ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & CO.. Broadway and lWi street, offer this week special sale, of anhnai akin rug, mounted by their own taxidermists also carpets In attractive styles and coloring Sr ■« < cUr'd h n aXmlnSt "' and —-»*«• carpet, BKBT ft CO.. We« 3d street, have a special as sortment .. of misses' and girls' suits, .-oats and dresses on their tables this week. There are ih. on exhibition the latest suiting; material*. Real Estate. Auction Sales of Jim! Kstaie. BRYAN L. KENNELLY, Auc'r, will tel! Nt action Wednesday, Jan. 30, 1007, at IX o'clock noon. *t the Rxciiang* Salesroom. 14-ic Tassjr at.. Executors' Sale Estate of Townsend Undcrhill, Deed Ur order of Arthii' P. Week's. Ilenry de Forest Weekoe and Frederic U. ITsslrss. Ks<i« . executors, 446 & 448 Sixth Ay. 57 & 59 W. 27th St. Northeast Corner, With the four and five story brick bviMblfja therein; • lie of plot 4$.10^3lOOx4».»Hxl00.1; all leases expire May 1. 1907. 70 PFH CENT OF THE Pf RCIIASE MONKT MAT REMAIN ON MORTOAGK FOR THREE YEARS AT «H PER CENT, WITH THE OPTION TO PAT OFF ON «0 I»AVB* NOTICE. Messrs. WEEKES & FORSTER, Attorney* for executors. «s William «t.. New Tork City. Maps and further particular* with attorneys or at auctioneer's offices. 7 Pine .•! City Property for Sale. Plot 4500 Sq. Ft, NF AR CITY HALL PARK RULAND & '"WHITING CO. 5 BEEKMAN ST. MURRAY HILL DWELLING, 35th St., close to Park Aye. A magnificent 5 Mori English basement i>»< Hag. built full depth of lot. ls:»\li^». paaasosjs* elevator; ele.-trlo light: beautifully qacoratad; micht easbaago for sm%:ier awaiUag, Pries v«ry tsasaaabie, BRYAN L. 3CENNELLY, 7 Pine St. A — A-— A.— BARGAIN! ■* *•• $s.'">o rash will purchase, on Eleventh Arenue. near <*•»»» Street, four story tenement. two stores; full let; leilots in house, ii" violation*. Act quirk REED. |2t West S4th. * BAUOAININ FIFTH AVENUE PROPERTT.— Lot between 6"th anil IHa sis.: over twenty-fly* f**t wide; extra depth: prt<-<» 19. .'00 per front foot for quick buyer. Addrea* D. J. MORRISON. P. O. Box «J«, N*w Tork City. Country Property to Let. TO RENT FROM MAY IST. ■mntm OOTTACn -Poraosbsd; » acres «-ar»d for: *»rroun<'l.nc*: a ttttta o\ -: an huvr fr^ni <;rand rsnllSi BtoUen on «l(h«r HtrUm or X. 11. Ft. K. In WostebOSter Ce«Oty. K»nt, |I.*oo r»* ••s»on For fur ther particulars address l'illl.l.ll'S a> WELLS, Tribuna BulMteg. N»w Tork Country Property for Sale. >TKWARK'g LKADIKG IIESIDENTIAI. AVENTE — -»^ The rt!»i<t^n-« of the Sat- Oeorire Hrown. No. 211 Mt Prospect aye.: brownstona dnellinK. brownttnii* Stable; rarrlaicn liouw and K»raxe; lot 146 lOii&O. Ihta !■• «■ bar«Mln and can b« nought at a sacrlfioo For further partl<Milar« Iniiutre of THE FEDEIUN RKAI.TV AND FINANCE CO., !•! Market «t . Newark. N. J.. Room 1 ". A NEW IDEA. TT« ran bulM you a house ajecordlnir t«» your fanejr. buy any lot you *.-!•. i. and da Iks »hni- thins; at a h»rt»r prt-« anil on belter terms than you could do It iroursslf. A SECRKT. — We buy matertala in carload lot*. BfIUJOAN ro.. P. O. Box 19. Mount Veruor.. V. T. VFINE residence In Nawarti for n^cotiabie stork; Ilttls . c»»h. BARGAIN. Box 15. Tribune om.-e. Real Estate for Exchange. lAA.HM. 253 aerun; for sale or exrliance fcr rtty property r ;:. V. r>. Ko S, lion 4<l. Korth Troy, N 1. Unfurnished Apartments to Let. A.A.-TO SUBLET. Chased house, will suMet ut reduction If taken Immeiltate - ly: tlcest location, n«ar lUvrratile Drive. ('vX>K. REX- Ti>N", Xii) West 83d at., or superlnttnd-nt. HOME CLUB OR co-werativk OWNERSHIP. Apartments for .iale on tlie co-oper ative plan. Can be occupied at once. Most deslrabl* tavtatment or home for refined families. Act prumptly If lu teiwiifl UKKI.\(II REAI.TV CO.. •«• MAItISON AVEM'B. DESIRABI.K bachelor apartment. fiv» rooms and hath. to let In fireproof apart incut housr; owners resident; rent, f I,2<M> per year. Apply to Janitor, VI West i»th st. Furnished Apartments to Let. HATFIELD HOUSE, 103 KAHT »TII ST. One or two room* ami bath, sublet; reduced r»nta}. lirookJi/n Prnpntif fur Sale. MODERN HIGH CLASS TWO FAMILY 4ft*ach*d houses, steam or furnace heat. Apply on promises. East 6th St.. between B«vorl«y rtonfi anil At* C. rtrf^hton Beach "W rrank'ln. or Smith cars to Esverley Road. MODERN FLATBUSH RESIDENCE ~* half b!orlt from r rasp ex t IVirk Couth; perfect .-.md'.tlon hot water heat, billiard room, elertrta lights, paruuette flour; decorated. Apply to owner on premteaa. 2i» West mlnster Itoad. Erlghlon C«a»;h •X" to Be^rtVr Road I nxtntctioii. BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND COURSES U V;'.£ Pay and evenlne aesalonn. the entire year round. Fully registered, and in spected annually as to courses of study character of teacher* and equtpmen't* by the State Board of Regents. Student « ran enter any day. Krr.pl. >vmrnt De partment. Call, telephone of write for Catalogue E. ,-, 4 , - , I lIS3-1t35 BROADWAY ror ; ;ii, St/i'. . A JDVKRTISEMJENTS AND SUBSCRIPTION!* for Th« «^* .Tribune received at their Kptown OtEe*. No in** Broadway, between 36th and 37th st».. until > o'clock p. m. Advertisement* received at the following branch offices at regular office rate* until It o'clock p. m viV • 264 £i*V. aT " *• •. cor 2Sd at.; is: »th aye cor! i*Vh • t.; S! Ea«t 14th »t.: ;»7 West 42d st.. brtwU^rih am! tth H«; !tl West mth «t; 13SJ Jd a>7 hhr«2 :«th and 77th «t-.; U2i 3d its., nttr «l't it :*~ ■ - Winter Kc*orts. FLORIDA. FLO I D E AST COAST SOLID PULLMAN TR-AINS ■■■ _ To St. Augustine from New York and Chicago In ■.-..•«• to the De Luxe Winter Resorts — Ormood, Palm Eeacb, Miami. Havana. Cab*. and Nassau. Bahamas. Souvenir Booklet, Tickets. Full Information, Reservation at Hot-Is id Sleeping Car Space on application to FLORIDA EAST COAST RY. NKU \«»KK OFTirE t*i I i'th Ar,-n.ie Magnolia Springs Hotel, Magnolia Springs, Florida. Ideal climat?. dry. free from mm^HsWm Boating, fishing, shwrtUf , f«lf, ten r.is and bathing. Soft, pure water. I!!'.ut:a:ed booklet MAGNOLIA INN. 52.00 per day 0. D. SEAVEY. NEW .1 F.R.I ST flHarlborougb*3Bic»tbcini OPEN AT.!. THE TEAR. ATLANTTC «ITT. V J. Tse»» to announcA the installation on X»v. Ist ct WHITE iIEt.P throughout Its dln'ns room !tervie», both Ame-:-,,n and A la «.'art». The apa^lous outdoor »lasa and heated Indoor »':n pirle.ru overlooking th* Ocean and th* BoaM walk ar» air.. ma; the mo»t attractive features at tliis ♦tine of rear. THE PRIVATE BATH ROOMS »r» mc!i e.,ui;> with hot and cold sea water, as m»ll as fre»!» water. Running artesian lie water In every bedroom. Th« MartboroQEh-nienheim music, Wl Irk, under th* atf#gtlw «*f Louta KroM. ha» r^-«*rn<> n<»'e* continues ev>ry evenlnr ItgOßeTb* th> r»ar. JOStAH WHITE & SONS. Proprietors and Manager*. THE LAKEWOOD HOTEL LAKEWOQD, N. J. -TIIE HOTEL THAT MADE I.AKEITOOD FAMOt'S." 409 han<!»omelv furnish room*. on«-ha!f en suits, with private bath* and open wood fires. The culitn* and service equat tl-.os^ of the famous restaurants of New York and Parts A hotel for those accustomed to the be«t. TO I-AKEr.-OOD HT AITOMOBIUC: sp>rntl'l roads and The Lobeweoci Hotel Palm rtooai at the end The. trip can be made from New York easily In 3'» hours Writ* for road map: free A3IERICAX AND El ROPE AN Plw%X«. C»Rr. BEROER. U\KE\VOOI>. N. J. THE LAUREL HOUSE A. J. MURPHY. Manager. LAUREUN-THE-PiNES FRANK F. SHITE. Manager. Both hotels ha?« been extensively Improved since last season. Including the addition of numerous private baths, and are favorably known for their standard ot e»i-*llen.-e and patronage since th* Inception of i-aks <"«»! as a resort. Excursions. Totir» leaving Jan. 29. F S T. 12. 2*. Mar. 5. *••.. and Including; visit.* is Kivr»t:r. I':i«a.J-n;«. i^.« AngaWe. San I>lc«o. Santa Barbara, Monterey. Baata «'rui. San Joas>. Sin Pruii' Isco. tin- *saUbiiM tr« ■ «'tiolee of return routew. Tickets k<h>'l la return an» time within ft m'>nth«. Psaamsjsr la -:i«: i« . • iel t»\«ry ostall and a:> - no> anre. Bolemnsi tours. Including Atrta St. Augustine, the 0,-itiawiihi» Htver. the qisgsllli ■ Ka*f CDasi re ■arto, with their palatial hot»l»; Nassau. *• Ttok*t» are good 10 return until May SI. K»[ESO©(SD Fliieljr esjatfSNMi trains, with Plultik «'»r». afronllr.* ev»rr farility for feeing plat— nf historic and UkLIHI - esi]ui» lnt<»r»i»t In M«xl>-o that cwM not MktrMN l«o vislteii comfortably. «'allf"rnia ran atso be Include!. In terpreter* provided. f»t.->p-o»er otlillsgsq, A mont <i» licntful trip. -3<i ssoinsy SPRING T»>fn TO Beautiful seyeni d*s.-r!ptl<>:>. Tnclu'lln- 1 vislf to the Voloaro of Ktiaue* a novel eiperlence. Will toons San Francttco Mairh •. "CURS TO ALL PARTS of tts WO?. 13 RaJiroad and aasasssbtp Tickets by all ltnea. Vflwn writing »ta'i» Information dnalred.. BAVESSGHD & WN9TC9MB (33. Tel 99Hn Grsnercy. NKW TORK: 33 UNION SOUAItm riin»\ni-:Lj»in.\. boston. ciucAao. etc. v 6 S ELECT TRIPS 7O"\ 2X?c?J«323 PAI3 G!LY«!£ J /~ TWBNTV ~ jrfT^*J> COMPLETE TCU2S?3/fo~-^Nfi FLORIDA Rates *55 tot£3s-V7 M : /A Gt&r Trlp^tc €tf Petal Ccsfcrl eti>-—^fj 10 SUMMER TOURS TO EUROPE- Full Particulars E. fcmhfcU Proa THOS.T.HENDRICKSONS TOURS 34* FULTON ST. aftOOXLYM H.V/ Apartment Hot eh. Rotd enbiccuh -new yorj^hotelO Columbus 9th ay.. B.st to 82(1 St. Cist St. -L- Station at th« door. Accommodations for COO Quests Beautifully sunry furnished Suites or two or more rooms and Jrath. overlooking Unnhatt-in Square. Single Rooms, with or without tat)-. All modern appointments. Hotel and Restau rant service of the highest New York standard. Rentals at modern to rates for transient or sea son guests. Our Pictorial Guide to New York, sent free on request, gives muca valuable Information. NEW ENDICOTT CO. Proprietors. THE BRAYTON, 2TTH ST. AND MADISON AVB. Moat conveniently located high-class fireproof Apart ment Hotel for iielect families and bat-he. ors; suites of three rooms and bath, two rooms and bath, single room «i..i bath, \t to 12.50 per day; all rooms are bright and sunny: transients accommodate*. Restaurants, THE. ST. DENIS • BrotvdwoLy ck.nd 11th St. SUNDAY NIGHT DINNER. SerT*d from 6.."l(» V. M JAM'AIIV 20. S L2S Winter Rescrrts. (.FNr.R 11, OmCE St. AusnMlae. *"!« >TETT .JFK'* FT HOTEL TRAYMORE OX THE OCEAN FRONT. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. :}A A magnificent ten-story flre-proo* addition i* Ja»l be ins; ••.•.npleted. maklns; this famous hostelry th* new est and mo«t up-to-date of Beach Front Hotels. Bed rooms avsrasinK 1» feet ao,iiar«. ar.d every room with an ocean view, bath attached. aea> and fr«sh water Telephones and Ch«val-(r!a-<»«. Spa-10-is solarium. GaM privileges. Writ- for Illustrated Booklet Chaa. O. Mar<ju*tte. TB.VTMORE KOTEZ. CO. Manager. D. S. WHITE. President. • GALEN HALL HOT F.I. AND AAVVrOaiYw. ATLANTIC CfTT, N. J. On* of the newest brick, stona and steel bu:;4'r.«». ■»!•» every comfort. Always open, always ready, always busy. HOTEL MORTON Virginia Aye.. near rVa.-h. Atlantta Cttr. N. .r.~Opea alt the y»ar. Flue Table; Suites with prlvato.bath. Hand* SBSMIy furr!!.«he<J. Perf»i-t sanitary arranc*ntent». Ele vator to all floor*. Special Rates fur \\"int*r. Capacity a*. MRS. N. K. IIAINES, Own^r and Proprietor. SEASIDE HOUSE. ATI«\NTIC CITY. N. J. Utrectly on the ocean front, overlooking the ST«»1 Pier Unexcelled and modern in every parttaula*. Capacity 100. Sea water baths with suitm or public. Steam heated sun parlors. Th* table and saralOß are of th* highest standard. Auto it trains. Booklet. W. P. COOK * SON. THL PLNNHfRST Ocean end Mlchlgao Ay*.. Atlantic Ctty. N. J. Room* •» salt*, with baths: lons dlatanc* "phonos In rounu; •:• *ator to afreet. Special Winter rats* mt. R HOOD. BOTCL ItrßOtr, Atlantic City N. J. Otrectfy oa th« B*acb Scactal Wtntsr Rstao. .rtw touk. MB BItONXVtI.CE. WsstcbMter Cm.. N. T. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. The moat delightful health and pleasure r»«ort ii'tf >Tew TorS. New anij modern: complo;* in »very <!•?»! at «»r»ic» and »qu!pm*nt. SSO nmn; l _"> siiisll baths. Large V ami enrln««d in (!an !o:- W ni«r. R«fflr.>-.1 an<l exclusive patronnxe. Spseitl Winter Rates Until May Ist S<> mm. lisasi Grand Central via Harlom Civ. N. T. C »<i Itwtaa dally S«r ct lor "*» !?!ustrar»<i booklet J. J. LANNIN CO.. Proprietors. Bronxville, N.Y. A!»» GARDEN CiTT HOTEL. Garden City. L 1. GARDES CITY HOTEL A magnificent >:»!! class. liuxUm hotel. In Iha «*;>'•'» •lot of Uiic slant. » SSill c;ul»i. cxciuslw. I^oni: .!•» laac« taiepbena in e»ei to m. New ala carte r*>sUdutant- Duly is miles item N?w fork. or en ah- rmwt TE.IR. Special Winter Rates from Nov. • to Ms? t. J. J. I^ANNIN CO.. PROPS.. OAKDBN i'ITY, 1. L Also i'ropa>. Hotel Gr*:n<t:an. ;;itm\!i!i, N. T. SOUTH fUMIIU A i KlL ?^, S, C. JiA..NO!JA INK. Modern family hotel. VTctta for rates * bookie*. H<?nry Buiet NORTH OMUM PINEY WOODS INN. I.one lea* pin« reejiea son<lr 30:1: niiirt. dry. asjunW*' c'.iinnt^. ni"<ltti-<i by «»a>r winds fi-om th» >~,'\\t >M»MIHi Xo fogs, >■' dcci»; clliaiate abaolutelj n(m-r:ju!aricu«. TVe Finer Woewa >•■•■ Itsa ail tr. ■.-■- «-»nT»ntence»-« Mean heal. rot>m» en %\tit», with bath*. ai«etrfcj Hs^!^ mm sbhliiisl etc A b\g*i rtasa ho::irl!ke. modern hotel. f.olf link*. In Aw*. rend I '-•• •" jim:' r' -—>*• »mrmi *3 chars*. Tennt.«. ?;»'1i11« rHlins. trap «h<w>ttn*. buntias; orrheMin: ssii sprint water. \•> ,-onaunipttveat Piner Woods Inn is Ike great stop-^r^r hotel eu rt-uta t-» Fluriiia. Beaefces] via> si»«h.->s. J Air Lhm ST. JOHN A tOK Southern !'••-•. X. C. ~ : . TIROIMA. Spring Weather At Chase City, Va, ESCAPK THIS RAW. CIUIXINO. .oI.D WINW OF TUB NORTH AND F-NJOT IPBAL PATS AT THE MECKLENBURG IN THE FINES OF VIR«I en the Southern K. R., W> miles south c* Richmon*. I'horuughly modern; priv«t« Iwth*. steam bear, etaetrtS lights, elevator, all popular diversion*, fuUlne and wr rut the best. Uam» presierve. Baruch and Xauheta . Itsths. t"Siinou3 Uecklenbur; Mineral Water fee to guvsia, AVeekly rate* 915 and up. THE MECKLEXBI'RG. •Tiai^ CUr. Vi». "W. T. HUGHES. Vtea. «M A. LEECH. M*r. VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS NKW VOItK OFKICK. .t:; rirrM *v«>TE. Waters, baths, hoteli and «nvlronment.« • -■•>'• - •cuall«d. l:iifun»t!im, «out aad nervoui a -*•»• -~~ cut ml. Complete hydro-therap*at!e apparatus. '*£>»• •at pa!m room and sun purlor. Golf, rtdln*. drlvia* ■ and other outdoor pastime*. Tliroueh alenperii ■'*!•- York *;55 V. M. weak days, TlcTfet* and Tull- . man reservation* C. '.* O. Offlcs. HI Broii}*ay. so* oilicea Pennarlvanla Railroad. •" ■ FRED STERRT. Manager. Hot Sp:'-«i. Vm. l X Country Board. C^HAIkfATE Tit* lNn>"'xV'iiir:.*"re»UlJniri« tTc*» C*-" -» trill rak* !n,*.f>h»f h<»m••■t^r•• ur ffn» r»f!n«<l r*'»oae 4ntTplK rtnl and «inlet; rrrn .•«. $&> p« > -,'r*#Jiur*"A(Hria* >• r.. Pox \ Tribune L'pt :■» » VXef,- 1K« Broai« nomnv chicaoo OrTICE 130 Adams 9tre«t