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/.'/?.-*/. ESTATE
Old Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
Plot Sold.
The Century Realty Company ha« so.i! to Charles
Brendan * Co.. builders, two lot*. ,%<.xl<K'.;. on the soutfe
side or Flftjr-«ecupd-st, 75 feet «•>■'. of Park-aye.
Brcndon & Cow »ho are aaeeaaaani :o Charles DiMk •
Co.. will «4 one* begin the erection of three blab das*
Ova story American basement dwelling bouses. artta
frontages respectively of IS. 17 and 15 feet on 1!* site.
Terse lots were purchased by Flake ie Dowling Iron:
th« Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum, sold by them 10
the Central Utility Bond and Trust Company, and by it to
the I nite-J 6tat#« Keaity and Construction Company et
the time the. Utter »mj» formed. The Century ']" ■''■'
Company acquired them from tl.e L'nited states Keaity
and Construction Company at the time the Com soiJ
the car stable property at forty-third and Fony-fourtn
its and 1 eixtb-uve. to the latter.
The trokers In th« transaction MM Buck & Crawford.
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.
Philip SaaatSt* has sold for a client to Louis Auerbach
No. 212 Eait Eisnty-6tcor.<i -et.. a five story double flat-
Siouse. with etontc. or. a lot ?t»Mtt I feet.
tddlcr & Uachracii have hought No. 3C5 East
s«venty-sixth-«t.. a four story tenement house, on a lot
BaMC 1 feet.
■a** Marx has sold through Herman Anis to John
iiii-ie No. 110 West Ninetieth st. a. live story flathouse.
i.n a lot 2«xl(«0.8 feet-
CLerie* Grlfnth. Mases & Bro. have solJ for Charles H.
«nd ESe V. Knox the three etory. high stoop, light stone,
iirivate <J»ellUis house No. &:;i West On«-hundred-and
«Uty-«er«n<i-it.. blz« 10x50x100. to a client for occu-
I The" four atory trownstone dwelling house, on lot m
102.2 feet, at No. 144 West Eichtielh-st-. is reported to
' have been sold.
Jacob Rofenbaum and M. El'.er.bopen & Co. have re
told for a Sir. Bennett No. 331* EaEt One-hundred-and
seventeenta-*t.. a six story flathouse. on plot oi.oxluO. 11
£eet-
David Stewart has 6Old for Ellen Mulrooney No. 2.107
Amsterdmn-ave., a Ova i-t.>ry flathcuse. on lot 25xUX) feet.
T"ae Flrlschmann Realty and L .--r. C mpany baa sold
for J. Goldberg to llyn.a:. Bprlns >•'•■• 188 East Third-at..
c si* story tenement house, en lot "4xl»<i feet.
Blmon Fine lies sold Nos. :M8 ana HO East One-hun-
Cr«l-eciiJ-nt«ieteenth-i«t.. two four story tenement housf*.
on plot <oxKii.ll fret.
RlciJler & Rupaport have sold fr-r Samuel Katz the
■even atory tt-nement house No. 170 Monroe— St.. on lot
24x100 feet, to A. LJlrowmk.
Goldt>erg & Goldberg have nought Nos. US and 9.5 Ka»t
One-hundred-acd-sixty-third-st.. two four btory flat
houses, on plot 50slUU feet.
John W. Decker has sold for R. Clarence Dorsett No.
2.275 Southern Boulevard, a two family frame dwelling
house, on a lot SSxIUO feet.
Welsticreer & Kaufman have sold for Louis J. Jacoves
to Mrs. Bella Goldsmith No. 146 West One-hundretl-and
»event»-enth-st., a live story double flathouse. on lot -. r >x
100.11 feet.
•
QUICK RESALE OF BROOKLYN PARCEL.
Buirlll Brothers have resold. In connection with Morris
Bher»-ln. the five story double apartment house and store
property at the southeast corner of Seventh-av«-. and
Flrst-«.. Brooklyn, (or about $35,000. This property ha«
charged b»od* three rimes in the last i.irue months, the
first sals belcc irade at JJO.ooO.
AMSTERDAM-AYE. HOUSE SOLD.
Arnold &. Cyriie have bold No. I.4GS Amsterdam-aye.. a
five story tpanrrienl house, for Adolph Eckstein to Thomas
Carroll.
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.
Tlmrison Plare. No. 72, one story frame shed, 12x10
feet; J. T. Dallas owner; B. Smith, architect, JIOO.
No. 837 East One-hundred-and-thirty-elghth-et.. four
etory brick rectory. 22x4t> feet; the Rev. John J. Boyle,
owner; John El Kerby. architect; $14.i»>'
Eagle-ate., east side. 17.". feet south of One-hundred
and-etxty-eixtii-st. four story brick tenement house. 21x53
teet; John PicciniUo. nwncr; John B. Mukney. architect;
(ft 000
Two-t-jPdred-arid-thlrtlcth-ft., south side. 105 feet weet
of Foortli-av«. : two story frame dwelling. U'x^lii feet;
The<xl.Tt K:^'r.f. iu:.r. Robert D. Tape, architect: f3.<K»O
. Two-handrec-a; ■■; -third-s:., south side, 330 feet
■west of Fo'Hfh-av».: two .■ : ry brick dwelllnß house.
SIxSS feet: Mrs. John Cameron, owner; John David?
architect; $5,000.
Tw>-hundred-an<J-s!rtepnth-«!.. north rite. 225 feet east
of Fiftn-ave.. two story frame dwelllr.ir hou*e. 21x4S
feet: Wllllacj Blpley. owner; John Davidson, architect;
$4,600.
CJrantf-sve. east tide, 25 feet south of One-hundred
end-*!ptrty-«er<>nd-st.; four c' ry brick tenement house.
25x52 feet: Mr« Mary A. Francis, owner; Louis C Brows.
trehltect; 56.000.
SALE OF A $150,000 APARTMENT HOUSE.
The Herman Realty Company has "aoU the six story
elevator apartment house. No. COC to 210 West One
hundred-and-stxth-t-t.. "SxlOO.ll f?»t. for Miller & llosse
»on. The price paid was about $150,000.
BUY FIFTH-AYE. BLOCK FRONT.
White-house & Porter have sold for William R. Travers
to Bemhanl KUngensteln. William Rosenzwelg and Samuel
Green the block front on the east side of Flfth-ave.,
between One-hun<3red-«n<J-*lxth and Olio tmnilftHl anil
f>eventh-ft?. The size of the plot 1.- Kixlifi feet. The
buyers have options on other parcels In the section.
MILLION DOLLAR REALTY DEAL.
X. A. Berlin & Co. have sold for Frederick C CoM
to Randolph Gusger.heimer the new r. : c or" a half
atory office bui!J:ng on lot 60x110 feet. N'us. "i and £6
East Twenty-first-et.. adjoining Broadway. This bulld
lng has Just been completed an has a rent roll of 545,000.
In part payment Mr. Gurgenheimer gives No. 8 to 13
■Walker-at., a six ttory mercantile building, on plot Cux
107 fen; also No 1.578 to IJUt Lexir.Kton-ave.. six thre
story and basement dwelling houses, on plot 10<h.75 and
two lota a.t One~h.undred-and-<-]fehty-m:r.h-f=t. and Audu
«x>n-ave. The deal Involves about f1.000.000 Th's Is
the second building that N. A. Her-*::, &■ Co. have told
for Mr 201 " 1 .. 1111 year the other bel the fftven story
loft building Nos. 127 and 129 Weft Twenty-! irth
REALTY NOTES.
■■M BlrflasJl & Co. have leased for the Astor estate
to It 6t(Sowsky 35,000 square feet of space in the re
modelled bundles Nos. &4*> and MS Broadway tot a term
of years.
Charles E. Duross has ltatel the loft building No 848
:W«*hln«ton-st. for a Mr. GniDer for ■ term of years.
Joseph H. Hclll> is the lessee of the stable property
No*. 103 and MB West fifty-tr.ird-bt.. running through
™J!s\Jy!- '"^ lvii West Hfty-fcurih-st. 1? was ,e
tie property from Jonn B. Ferguson Tna reDort was
ittbia. • t * Ue " a the ' lrtm!6es •* ihe AValdort
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
13M-«t.. Nos 113 and 121 West. aUM.U; \bram
o^ STj l ° **** 6 lUner; «^Ke. J40.U00;
■^Sfaa^'ffiii^'^^iLi*^""**^* $1 ' M>
lfl^r^iv^ ••;:"•,. 1Ii0!l *:---- ■--*■'— o.• and . ltM>
Hito"^L n U< *? ; n»rt«a«e. 128.000; 100
interior lot. lUi ft ( of ttcr.bins^ave aid 2iß it
nof «6a:,- b i. nuu ■<7u k n l.« , 47 li x
s O.C; John J Hiller to Tillie SchlVreiibeck 250
Relrhardt to Herman Aaron Vomln»l
P 7 >Per c^- H '" rlnan Aaron l " HarVy' Aronion;'
Djorvgage. »42.<x>ii; o c and UH ,
•r.Lk w*". 434 3 "•W cf slhav -. ■»Gt;VlbV;'rredl
erlck W tttlle. referee, to Thomas L) HolUnd
mortßac^. Wa.ooo iaoa«i
•* c al v »*•»■ iiaehrath; niort^-ab-es, f<M.iX).J;
62d-«t. No 330 ' m.' »iioo!c juliw ' ii ' Fox ' t ', l °°
Lena Buuenariaeei mortgaee. K».CW; o c end. lw
Same property; !>r.a BuuenwWr to Suawh
Friedman; mort«:a K e. J3l MX); o c and 1M)
BM-et. us. «3* "w of » .. . -.. ■ ; .... .. :.;; • : ,V 4 i ""
100 11. Isaac Lerla to illl:Iie B::8M »; rn < jrt
=a-«e.' Ko> 1.632 and' i.'iw.' « s.C^VrK);' I^ui^lf" 11 " 11 * 1
Waeserstrom to Jacob Kobblna- ■•, R T a-V I
raoru-ajsta, Mo.OuV; o c and...:... .. ' 10()
Cort!a.n(lt-»i. .So ii). « i. « 4«70««18-6i70.3' Leo
l»J*o>^> 10 M " Urtc Brlll •"'' ■»**«■: mortgage.
MXli ■" a ' V. ' iso ft 'a' of- • :.--^ x i; .' • voxl* ■jY 1 ' 01 " 1 " 1
ataj-er Hoffman et a! to Isldor Kraushanr- mort
. face. .CHHi. o c and 1n( ,
WM. No «r8 \\V.t. 2Sxiub : EliabeUi o'mop!
j timer to Ju'ia Eau4nlU; mortsue, 16.500
o c ana.. ........... • .*^
M*nha:tan-ave. No it. c aV2Sxlbi);*LiJiiVTrrler"to
Julia KawJnttt; mortgage, .-!:■■-. o c aud.... lo<j
lB»d-«t. n ■' Xi " w of A:r.M.jaair.-ave, 4<j Knt
??- n .* irteicuiar: Thon.as J McLaughlln to Julia
Raudnttz; Bi<Mtvag<«. $C 1 00O; o .- Lid ... ..... 100
Rjlhschlld to tlj*- Vltr of New-York. 16 MXJ
Walker-et. No O to 13. . s. «0x1oo.r, ; Ranfliiah
cI o m ra n & d. r :? dirlCk ° Z °^ :: «£? 1M
2lßt-«t. a s. 139 ft v. of ath-eve. OOxVoO;' j?r«3
ar.-K CZoif, to natrlolph Gustenlitimer: mort
rage. JSIU.Ww: c and .f)(,. f)( ,
*•■*■ o s. '"" ft <• cf L*rox-ave. r.'oicO'j li'
alayer Ilcrrn .ai. et «'. to Islfior Kraushaar- mort-
C«««. »3S.«iO: o c and ' i (M ,
Co , u ! t (it " ' v'• 12:l!> fit •O f ir.7th-st iftx
U<-x£2.10x300; Valcrilne W ti«f to Phlp
rreuj'-nmachrr Vomln.l
Lamlocuo- ave. No 1.57S to IMI » aC'iab'.iix
T5.&; C3ser!es S nti»r».«T:lie!n>«>r to Fiederlrk C
7.ob«;; mortsa»K». JW..'.OW; 0 c nn.l , 100
Au-Vjboa-a.r. h .■ ecrrer l«i»tli-et. 4!» 11x100'
Charles S Goßcenh^me' to Trederlck C Zobel
inortfrSKC. »7.(X/. a C a-,.) ' ' 100
SliU^-et . -. iw f; ar of 2,- ay - l6b.|i ; "ciayl
i<*n n tw«. "'«'«<*. and another, executor
<-•« UK Haft.. . "'.OOO
iScrnlr.feV.o *ye. ea»» n c corn.r 117th«'. i :
KllraU-7*. G Mortimer to Julia lUodnlU; bumU
«*«e. s.^jin-) Nominal
*^i' % « 1T«.1 T«.' 1c"':1 c"' : - r ' ' ' l!T " T " Monroe-nt 27x101 ° m
».BxV>:.«; Mevrter .1 Our»t»ln to Samuel B!rn
fc*uir.: mortesx«. {51.00<J; o c and 100
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Cbevrs Tr.llom Ac»hl Wlthkowe to Jacob L.
• h's?* r: C 1 " 00 -"'-. No i'it: prior mortgage.
»*.TSO: dv, Noveir.her 18. 1004; « per cent..??.. $2 000
Roa»rl*r». Morris. « aj to InMore Jackson an-1
another: Bd-«t. ■ ♦ oorw Thompson-*!; fi«o 1
JU». lino; <■■■■«; c per earn 23 o<*
Ould. Jacob *t .1 to J K<Js*r Thwart •' U9aV >w^
*t. No 4»> Rut; Instalment*: « r»r cent 7 < ion
x ** a * r > '***.?• et *' to Van *""!«• Trust com
ruary 17. lWi;-. 6 per cent 10 nno
n. r»o k~3 v.f«t; prior mortgage, |2«,fwo- 1
yrsx; c per cent. ........ • yv^*
4-r n-c.n -c. rn ° a --A <> /^ n " M>r « "P'ilVy Comply-
few Ml Urn**: fl cen{. P . :.. 1 ?:^ ^
"s&j&is'^Ki.sr. &v£?.\ prlor rr****'
«*o-«t. .10 430 Wett; prior n-orisa«e. $20,000:
instalments; 6 per cent 6.000
Same to same; same property; prior mortgage.
»31.0U>; collateral security -.000
Owens. Patrick J. 10 Francis B Chedsey. trustee:
Jackscn-ave. c a. 236 ft r. of laath-at; 4 years; '
5 per cent «>.(wo
Arndsteln. Hoses, to City Mortgage Company;
14uil!-st. n t. 535.6 ft c of St Ann's-ave; two
ni<'>rtgagea; 1 year; (i per cent; each 10..JW
Same to same; l*ith-st. n a, SUO ft c of St Ann a
ava; 1 yeai; 0 per cent IS.4W
I>orf. Josei-h. and another to Annie C Cochran;
12hth-«t. s s. 70 ft c of Park-aye; due Dec-em
her I, 1007: 5 per cent Ai.vW
Same to John Allan; same property; prior mort-
Kagtr. V->\~-*': due October 18. t9u6; 8 per cent. 4. two
Nlmphluß. Henry A. to Twenty-third Ward Bank:
Retreat n w corner Henry— also part or
Henrv-et aJJ'jir.ms above; due November 30.
l»H: « if: cent -• 2K.000
Klatxko. Samuel, el al to George H Kosentnal;
West End-aye. No 64, a c comer 62d-st; In-
■talmeit« I per cent 4.WU
Zol:*l. Frederick C. to State Realty and Mortgage
Company: Walker-st. No 9 to 13, with Rl title
to strip in rear; alco .'.'•th-nt. No 146 Kast; also
LeztnatOQ-ave. No 1.678 to l.rS4; also Audubon
ave. s c corner l^ltth-et; 1 year; 6 per cent 30.000
Haft. Isaac, to City Mortgage Company: 08 1 l
ist, a a, 3UO ft w of IM-ave: due November 18,
1004 : 6 per cent 16.000
HaHse. Martin, and another to City Mortgage
Company: lst-ave. c s. 75.7 ft n of 105th-st; 1 __
year: « percent 22,000
Toch Reßl'y Company to Seamen's Bank for Sav
ings: l*lsl-st, a a. 100 ft w of AmstercJam-ave; „
3 > .■<,!•*. 4', per cent • •■ ■**'
WalnwrlghU Charles, to Isadora H Ely: Belmont
ave. c 6. 3T-0 ft n of lS3d-st: 3 years; 5 per
cent ,-• 8. "' 0
Grernwaid, Samuel, to Sender JarmulowFky;
lioth-st. No 21 to 25 East; building loan; 1
year; (I per cent ■f-'X'O
Real Estate.
Now
is an advantageous time
to place new loans on
bond and mortgage, or
to replace overdue mort
gages -
Every application has prompt attention.
Favorable Rates.
TITIE GUARANTEE
andTRUST COMPANY
O W M»\ $9,000,000
14(> Broadway. New York.
17."> Reir.-en Street, Brooklyn.
afanTra Branch, 198 Montague St., B'kljil.
Real Estate
Mortgages
For sal? to Investors at all trues on New
York City Real Estate, in ameunts to
stat Every mortgage made doub y saf*
by a policy of title insurance issued by
this company.
CAPITAL and OQ (\(\f\ ftHH
U SURPLUS gOiUUUsUUu
The Lawyers' Title
Insurance Company
of New York
37 Liberty St., .Manhattan.
38 Court St., Brooklyn.
Citif Property lo Let.
FOR RENT
Sixteen New American
Basement Dwellings
Absolutely Fireproof
NOS. 22 TO 52 W. 74TH ST.
No r»*ld>ncei" hay« eve» b*en oTer^J for rental
Ins New York City comparlii*- with th»»« In con
■Oractlon, e<iu!pratnt. sppolntmenti. and detail.
They hi±\r been designed and built with the
care-ful attention to details of construe o given
only to the bicnest class houses built for print*
owccrsblo.
Size 25x85x102.2.
FIVE STORIES IN HEIGHT.
Tr«»» houses are ready for Inspection.
CARETAKER AT NO. 86 WEST 74TH ST.
For particulars lnqulrs of
CLARK ESTATE
Corner of 87th Street. No. 2351 Broadway
Unfurnished Apartments to I,et.
The BaLrneiLrd
S. W. cor. Central Park West
and 71st Street.
V *
Modern irt-Htory Fireproof
Apartment liuililing
containing; the finest up-to-dat» appointments and
various features end cmveii>Lc«a rowhera e!sa dupli
cated.
Beautiful entrance hall and reception rooms. Two
electric pa aw Barer elevators. Separata elevator for
ken-ants and delivery of goods.
'old storage; hefrigeration and
electric LIGHT included in rent.
0 Rooms and bath. $1,000 to $1,300.
7 Itocimn and bath, 000 to f1,600.
8 Rooms and bath, $1,500 to $1,800.
0 Rooms & 2 tmtliK, $S,IOO to $£,500.
17 JCuuiii*. ami i.'iii-<- butbs, $1,000.
i SLAVS SON CSt HOBBS, Agts %
264 Columbus Aye.. " !
.j Near ?a<l St.
Or Superintendent on preniliaa.
j z:==::::::^= »>
ANNOUNCEMENT. ~'
CHATSWORTH
Riverside Dive & 72nd St
Kf\J 1 A t*O 15 rooms and 4 bntlu
HOOSEKICKPINfI AP4RTSU»T« '
r'KO.U $UOO TO (3.000.
LEASES AltK NOW I1HN(, MADE FROM
OLTOBfcK IS! 1 . 1004. *""^
OPEXINO ANNOUNCKVKXT IN NEXT SUNDAY'S
rosiTivrT.Y ro\rpi.i :i:i>" AMI RKADY for
OCCPPAXCV SKPTEMBKR IST.
City Property for Sole.
BUSINESS On Beekman, Nassau
PKOPERTV Fulton, Water. Warren
FOR SALt Cliff, Gold and William St.
RULAND (Si WHITING CO..
•' fleeitman Street.
fcI.KOANT PRIVATE HOUSES,
- w"' *ent. If not sold. fl.uOO each.
New thre.-.tory. basement, cellar. t»u«aton». .well
tSAT - »Wa T. premie., or 141 Weat 23d.
\ V .w nY .-fTn r^- A BL>lz FUn OF LOT 3on Jerome-
NITK S4i IK, elniom -" • at • bargain. A. 1 - COX-
NEW-YOBK IXniis? TRIBUNE. BAT I KDAY. ACdI'ST 20. 1904.
j 1 jtI'AKTiIEXT OF TUii INTEKIOK. OF-
I *-* nee of Indian Affairs. Washington. D. C July 13.
1 I'.iiX. — Notice is hereby given tnac Ditls for the purcna»e
! of unleaseJ segregated coal and axpoalt lands and un
: leaked teKTeeateJ coal and Hspnait dri>o»lts will be opened
by the Commissioner of Indian Aftairs tit hi» ufhee. In
i Washington, at dates as follows: For the purchase ul
! tracts within me McAleater District (No. 1) at 2 o"c*ock
' P. M. (Eastern time".. Monday. October 3. IWO-4; for tract*
In the Wilburion-Stlsler District (No. 2) at - clock P. M.
: iKaatera time). Monday. beccmbt-r 5. ]»1; for trusts la
1 the Howe-Poicau district (No. :i) ».t 2 o'clock ft *i.
I (Kastexn time). Monday, February C. 19uS; for tracts l:i
i the Mccurtain-Maasey District (No. i) at 2 o'clock P. M.
! (Eastern time). M^iiuay. April 3. l»Oo; for tracts In the
i L*hl*-h-Ardmoie District (No. 6) at 2 o'clock P. M. (Kast -
I em lime;, Monday, June 0. lUj5; ami for tracts in uis
tiict .No. 6 i.uiilmku segreeaiea asphalt lands) at -
I o^ciocJ' P. M <Easterr. lime). Monday. August 7. lao-i
' Clrcuibr* descripuve ot the lands and deposits to be bOlu.
i and copies of the reeulmiuns of June 17. Juv*4. »tov»:rnH:if
the tale ot me unleastrd s«rKi<E»ted coal and asphalt land*
sad uuleatea setirtfe^i'd coal Hiiii uuphali aepusit* may b«
obtained upon amputation to thik oil.to or tne U. a Ind
ian Agent. Union Afiencj. MukKogee. Indian Territory.
Bias mu»l oe on in* pi^scrit'eil i, .n,, wli.lii uiil be f^und
In tt.« ref alatlons. A certified check or draft for twenty
pel cadi vi ii.» amount oi me o.c tiui.l aicoiupaiiy tne
bid Ine Und# will be sold for cask, and successful bid
de:» will be tequired to deposit with lh« Commissioner of
Indian Afrnira the full amount ot ihelr i e 6 pecUve , bid*
within fifteen days after receipt by them of notlc* ot the
,v, v , sui.l«5 vi.l« of uta ammo. i. - wiceeitoto. D.cuer fa.is to
comply win th> teinn of lii» bid with.:: the time speci-
I fied the check deposited by him as an evidence of good
faith will be forfeited to the u*e of the Choetaw and
i Cbickamw Natioi.s,. me rUu. tu lejaci an> oi a.l bid- i»
iete-\ed Deeds of conveyance w.il contain a clause
••subject, however, to existing right, of way for ial.
roads." A. C. TO.VNER. Actins Commissioner Depart
ment of the Interior. Washington D. C. July IJ. 1004.
Approved. TH nc T*N. Acting .ec y-
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. TO
SEALED PROPOSALS. ADDRESSED TO
*^ the State Commission In Lunacy. The Capitol, Al
hanv N T.. will be received until twelve o'clock noon.
AuViiW 31 1004 for th« construction of Covered Masonry
Xi ters Pure Water Reservoir, and Appurtenances for
ire Hudson Fiver State Hospital, nt Poughkeepsle. N. T.
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the office of the State Commission In Lunacy Albany,
and at the office of Allen Hazen. Consulting Engineer, fat.
Paul Building. New York.
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10." -"id 'publicly opened immediately thereafter, to
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("land Pa \Va "hinpton. D C, Norfolk. Va.. Pen^acola.
Xli and Puget Sound. Wuh., as epecined. a quantity
cf machine tools, etc.. romprislnK »<ap lathes, engine
lathes drilling machiro. milling machine, ahagar. punch-
R!SsSj^r^«rh*O>a^ T^i
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
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19." anil publicly opened Immediately thereafter, for the
ron.tnictlon «f nrnrerH' quarter* at th* O S. Nnvsl },<-*
plUl Now York. N. Y. Drawings can be obtained upon
application to the architect. Mr. Ernest Fiji No 8.1 Wall
Suee' New York. N. V.. upon deposit of t\«. »3 of which
will he refunded upon return or drawing* ( opl»« of
"pacifications can be obtained upon application to the
Bureau Blank i:rop<*a.ls will be fumlKhert upon appli
cation to the Navy Fay Office. New York. V V.. or to
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Hfgh-class Hairdrcssin : by female «xpert». Manicure
•no Chiropody by New York operators. First and
only "American Shaving Saloon " in Euroo*.
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1, F.UE SCRI3E, PARIS.
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Photo Supplies
Our New York stores are duplicated
In the Paris branch. American arti
sans are employed, and all the standard
American mountings kept In stock.
Kodaks and Films.
Prompt photo developing and finish
ing.
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Foreign Resorts.
LONDON HOTELS.
SAVOY HOTEL, LONDON
HOTEL DE LUXE OF THE WORLD.
TIM rooms arc bright, fresh and airy.
■nd delightfully quiet. Uathroom to every Suite.
SAVOY "RESTAURANT.
The innM famous restaurant In Europe. Th«
Orchestra plays during Dinner and
the Opera Supper.
/^LARIDGE'S HOTEL,
«w-> The Centre of Fashionable London
" The Us. Word" of SModern
Hotel Luxury. Charming suites *with pnvatt
entrance, b.x'hroom. etc.! Over 300 rooms.
Nearly 100 bathrooms.
A magnificent Royal Suite.
Unrivalled Position In London
HNG.iMi HOTEL,
JL^ Portland Place & KcKcnt St W.
Family Hotel of the Highest Class.
Modern Appointments. Moderate Tariff
HQHfiEX f 3 NEW HOTEL
ill LONDON.
CORNER NORFOLK ST. & STRAND.
! '•'■si convenient location (or Americans in London)
overlooking Luv. Courts. Very moderate charges
THE SOfEL CECIL
GIBRALTAR.
First Class in every respect. The only e \pressly cun
strucleJ Hotel in (iibrallar. Hiyh'y recommenJeJ.
I'ertect Sadilalion. Telegrams Cecil Gibraltar
HOTELS IN ENGLAND!
Foreign Retorts.
__ 1 m 7 • ■ X. • Proprietors the ~~"
Hotel Victoria, ™° * mjE %
ADJOINING TKAFAI.GAK SQI-ARK. CIjOSE TO w J
■MM*ra*NMgf London
{ r:\FK\T FOR All II \. KS OF INTKRKST. 1 B B B I | 111 I
COACHING TOIRS DAILY. *— « *• m V^ I||
Schevaningen
HOLLAND. *^
Thi* most fashionable Resort on the Nortel Sea
needs io special recommendation nor farther da
scription of its fa nous advantages.
eaden-Baden, Hotel Regina
JmJT^k Opened 1004. Th« most up-to-d.t.. I Auto-faraß-e. Splendid View Black Fore.t, *•••«
F*frT*gS& Beautiful Garden, 1 ». 000 »qu«r« yard*, taint, and Town. JLLES LIPPfcRT. Proprietor,
■WfflHMßr Private villa*. French k«»Uur«nt. i also ©I Motel Bellevuc. Sao Remo.
I»\lTrDi A U IT s\i HOTEL VICTORIA. 1 .>„,..
II IfcNL ASi 1 1^ HOTEL JUNGFRAU. J -tT
The Rendezvous of Fashion. Hotels of the highest order.
PARIS
P|l ffll A Tho Most Modern WJmrr-m^
6* ft 111 V Parts Hotel. — HUT EL
II ESH HI I &•« C«atnil Position Fating £3 JJ" ff% § fit M
B ■■■ ■ ■ TulUrlaa Qa/Oen*. " | Mm Cm Crf /ff /■
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The Howard Hotel.
Norfolk Ptreot. EniMnkm»nt, London. Every modern
tomfort. Overiuoks t;nu>«riktr^ni and Klver. EUgaat
public loom*, h. ecirlc lig:il Ibxuuahuul. American •)»
I. in elevaiora. VixeA tarUt.
Unoer Norwood Queen's Hotel.
Near Crystal Palace. London. Healthiest situation In
England. I.ovoly gardens. Boarding terms from 13.50
per day. Special terms for larpe parties. Convenient
train aervtce for City and West End London-
EUROPEAN RAILWAYS.
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The Picturesque ILonta of Great Britain.
The most Interesting and picturesque route through
the centie of England. IMPROVED EXPRESS SEX
VICK.S LIVERPOOL (Central) to LONDON and PHI.N
CIPAL TOWNS, and LIVERPOOL (Exchange) to Scot
land. BREAKFAST. LUNCHEON & DININO CARS.
and THROUGH CARRIAGES between LIVERPOOL
(Central 1 and LONDON Ist. Pancraa) THROUGH I
TICKETS to LONDON, PARIS" and ail parts. BAO
GAGES CHECKED through from hotnl. residence or
pier Id New York to any part of London. Apply for
ruldes. time tables, maps, Ac. to the Company's Paa
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Broadway and «13 Martison-aie.. and to Messrs. Tboa.
Meadows A Co.. 17 Beaver St.. Midland Agents for
FrcUht Traffio. for freight rates to ail parts of Great
Britain
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Grand Hotel
PARIS
BOULEVARD UE3 lA'-U-lNta AND PLACE-
D- L'OPERA. I.CCO ROOMS WHH PR VATE
THS. TAKIFF ON APPLICATION.
j
A R I S (Favorite American House)
' Hotel Chatham.
PARIS. Hotel dc I'Atlicncc
I 15, RUE SCRIBE.
■ OPPOSITE THE (IRANI) OPERA.
The Modern Hotel of Parit*
E. AKMBKUSTER. Manager.
PARIS
HOTEL DE LILLE ETd'ALBI
22?. RueKt ilonoro. .lose to Pla^e \en<lora« FUst tins. All
ssalrrri Impro.rments. Every hooiv comfort. L&rf ball
Beatauraut. lunrbruns and dinners at Ilied o-ice or 1 Is o»rva.
X«ie S raa»: Ullalbion. PAKia.-lieari Abadla. ProprleMr.
BARK HOTELS ST JAMES
|*ili\l ( ET D'ALBAHV.
A CX AND LOCATION. OPPOSITE TULItITTtI
■ GARDENS. PIHVATt BATHS, HEATEKS.
ivooms rsOM 4 r*s, WITH 1 BECV • ris.
LUNCH 3 rSS., DINNER 4 FKS> AT STPAKATS
TABUJ. r\iLL PENSION raOM HJ 11.80.
Unto! t\<\ Dohio L" u> 28> Cour dc v Rcint
nOlul U Li ididlO »«ted throughout; rooms I
tioai 4 lij.; with board 10 Irs.
GRAND MOTEL D'AIX
Aix-Les- Bains.
AIX-LES-BAINS 180 BERT1 80BERT msiu
Louvre & Savoy Hotel ) Managar.
it;l«»otrio l.i«t>t. >'«totrua; Cnnlno Citric.
DRUQQCj Q LE CHAM HOTEL
UIIUOWsULsO Clllßooia. Amanua Jar
OSTEND--HOTELS
OS si: a VROST
THE "CONTINENTAL," 400 BEDS.
" "IFLENDID." 400 ELDS.
" K.LRSAAL & BIAU SITE, 150 FEDS. <
ARK.\NGK.UKVI>i — I'KNSION. KUU.U A.NU .Mlwkl.>.
*." AM) *■> IKK DAY.
«. Ol;l)lM. TO in VIIOV OF KOOHS.
Aid. I»KCI.t.K( K. i'< u i>.l-tur.
" HOTELS IN 6EBMAHT.
AIX-LA-CHAPELLE
AIX-LA-CHAHELLE
W Nuellens Hotel
/M IX-LA-CHAPELLE
Mb HOTEL CO. MOHARQUE
IEISIT 8f BItTIIMItIEI ilElldlt
eni Tjltftjff v «*. SELECT!
tJLUbtJS: : MOCLKAIE CHARGES
Terminus HOTEL HARMS
DRESDEN.
HOTEL BELLEVUE
DtatlnifuiAhed House of old reputation. Uniqaj*
position. K. konnefeld. Uea. Manager.
Fj*AKKFOi?T si Bi!H'
FRANKFURTER HOF
G^DESSERG-^ w i«SKS.
It.N-aUii.VJ IM i-
HOTEL KAISEhHOF
Foreign He sorts.
THE BEST HOTELS ARE:
PALACE HOTEL. HOTEL KTJHHAUS
HOTEL D "ORANGE. HOTEL GARNI
SAVOY HOTEL. HOTEL RAUCH.
ALL WITH SPLENDID SEA-FHOIT.
Hotel Continental,
Host luxurious »ihl comfortable hotel In ParK. Health.
tart location unit finest *!«<>, overlooking TuU*
Gartlena. Steam beat tbxousbout. too prlrata il??
room*.
HOTELS IN GERMANY.
U II III II X modern la Uertnany.
Four Seasons Hotel
NUREMBERG "" I r«"S
H . OBTTEMBEBGER-HOf
NHENBERGii^ii
W GRAND HOTEL
STRASSBURGIA
WIESBADEN. Hotel dc Luxe.
Nassauer-Hof Hotel
WIESBADEN
Four Seasons Hotel
AUSTRIA AND SWITZKHLANI
(AUSTRIA)
Vienna rrr
T HOTEL BRISTOL
Located on th« F«jhlon«bl* Kirnthenia^
and trie favorite report of American*. Pur*
fact Frsavch CuUia« tad ebole* wio««.
UOAPEST
BUDAPEST HUNGARIA
GO KOTEL HUNGARIA
lirst>Oass Hotel with Panoramic View over tho
Danube. Lvery modern comfort. L*dusi»e Ameri
can I English patronage. CH\RLL!> X BllK&tR,
Uandqer, tor:narl> of l.n^«r,«. Hotel. Vienna.
HOTEL EULER, BASLE.
Opposite Central Station
PCM Pi/ A Brand HOTEL da la Pill
Ut 111 1 t. | Hi i»t cuw Bn\rMTUnei somu.
INTERLAKEM. %&^
D RUBEN-HOTEI JUNSFrAUBUCK
OIUCHTTUL VTXWS OVXI CLACIXtS KM*
UIU. J. OUCU-MCLUX. i-.-.».-.4. « 9 X. Mi «
« AUSANNE
**• Grand Hotel
tTD.. CO, HOTILI BXAO MTI. 9 tICM-alOWr;
THE MOOERtt HOT Or UkUMAJHttt
scrxia mvi of laju and moontains,
BXIT AkfUUCAN AND CNCUSH FATXONACt
n irArniiP And environs
8 UCCnfIC HOTEL EUP.OFE.
.1 Best l>*9ltl«a on th« Lak*. DaHehtful Oar^a.
CVra Every modern coDTeai«no«w M«4«raU raUa.
HO r EL BURGENSTOCK.
fclevatl. . *85» tV View of - lakes. «nd t». *'•**«
modern comfort*. Exc'u* v« •»-•<•- oraa« rmri
and I •rracea.
HOTEL STANSERHOPN.
Elevation. a.i.i.x It. OranJ Alpln. P»»«r.w«. *****
for the superb views •! the rUlng anJ .-<r(tln* 3«a.
BUUHEH-OORfl*-H. Proprlator.
ZURICH (v?^Vo H
Raurau Lac.
ITALY AND^OL T m OF FKANCE
pENOA. privati: pa*»
D "EDEI PALACE."^
B*9!I 111 iUllwey TJ.k.t*. Talef aa*
B j|| Ji J LuBMB* Heo»ei«re4.
l|||lLHiJe Llit. YlMtria Ll B hl.
113 HOTEL DE LA VILLE
Rome, Italy.
CdHotelQuirlnal
OPEN THE YEAR ROUND.
Illshly rrputrJ anil fashionable. Ist tla« Hotel to «»J
braltaiMl anil ihi.-.t J>nit of Kome. E*an ■•^a
r.,.nfoit HnU luxury. (..anil Hall. Bawl M™» "■"
—ana l'prfmt nil.it lun. „.»--»
111.. 1 1 CU\SS ntKM'M K KST At IMNT.
STRAM HK\T TIIJIOIGIIOITT. • .
METBOPOL€ HOTEL ROME. t
Avanzi Hotel Metropole & Vffle
AmeriCAii anJ t-niu^ii Fa.nily Mai*
Alwsys ope.i. rui --uu.il near itJ«»*
Ihoruu/hiy mo Jem & iiu Jurats ritJ*
76 Via S'Nicola Toleatino. ___
V— Ims. Hotel ] u -5-
Electric Ll***-
Royal Dsnieli jr~
A.t.l MODERN COMFORTS. Kail**/ Tlska**
NEWLY KKKiriKl' •
||ENICE. ---i,
Mm ice. Jr££
GPAK9 K3TEL -!*
EJ- toll tuutase uf Mi »*•«« * lla*^'*'
V on th* Grand i .m.-v I

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