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10
UPTOWN BLOCK DEAL
SITE TO BE IMPROVED
A $160,000 Apartment House
Planned for River Drive Plot.
'. Several important real estate deals were per
fected yesterday. The Fleischmann Realty and
Construction Company «old to Henry N. Slnghl the
entire block, containing ' about twenty-five lots,
bounded by Jerome and Morris aven.. 193 d st. and
Klnesbridre Road. It "has a frontage of 2CO feet
on each thorouphfare. B. 11. Welsker, Jr.. of
James I*. Lobby's office, was the broker.
Arnold. Byrne & Baumann sold for th« Fort
Washington Syndicate to Alexander Grant a plot.
20T.X141 feet, at the northwest corner of 178 th st.
«nd Broadway. The buyer will erect a high class
apartment house on the site.
Joseph Ravltch is the buyer of the six story
♦Icvatoi apartment house at the southeast corner
of With st. and Madison «t»., recently sold by
Benjamin Nieberß through William I^emberg and
Morris Marpowitz. He rave in part payment a
plot, lS7xWo.ll feet, on the north side of P7Th St..
IT* feet east of Madison aye., on which two six
story elevator apartment houses will be built.
Slawson & Hobbs sold for Albion I. Warner a
plot at the. northeast corner of Burnside and Wal
ton ayes.. lOO.llxlttUl feet, to a builder, who will
Improve the site; also for the same client a plot
on the south side of 170 th street. 515.11 feet west of
Broadway, size 30x70 feet.
Jacob J. Taboit sold for Alfred Cblmey to the.
nelschmarin Company No. 140 Perry st.. a three
story brick dwelling house, on lot 21x97 feet. Mr.
Chirnoy has owned this property for over fifty
years. The buyer owns two adjoining parcels and
■will erect on the plot, which has a frontage of
€3 feet, a si* story business building for its own
■use.
A six story apartment house is to be built for
the Grace Hill Realty Company, as owner, at the
FOUthcßFt corner of Riverside Drive and 144! h st.
It Is to be of brick and ornamental stone, with a
frontage of 100 feet and a depth of 97 feet, and will
have 29 suites of apartments. It is to cost $160,000.
The architects 'are Neville & Bagge.
Plan? have been filed with Buildinsrs Superinten
dent Murphy for a three story building to be built
for the FJMi Street Realty Company, of which
Henry Morgrenthau Is president, on the premises
No. £09 to 217 West 124 th st. It has already leased
the building for a term of years to J. R. Senior |
(Incorporated). The building is to be of brick, with
marble trimmings, and will have a frontage of 69
feet and a depth of 90 feet and is to cost $25,000.
John H. Duncan is the architect. It will be an
annex to an existing store building fronting on
:Tsth si.
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.
F. Zitt*l has so.d for the Ketterer estate No. 234
East Cist «.. a three story and basement dwelling
house. 20x:i0xli*> feet.
"Well & Mayer have sold Xos. 1430 and 1422 Madl
»ca aye.. northwest corner of 9Sth St., a six story
apartimnt house, on plot 100 11x45 feet.
Henry Powell has resold No. 473 West ]sPth «t..
a two story dwelling house, on lot 25xS»8 feet. Ho
bought the parcel at a foreclosure sale last week,
and now Bella it to the plaintiffs In the action.
Thomas F. McAv y and others, who secured the
adjoining parcels. No. 465 to 471, the fame day.
Montpomtry & Seitr have sold for Mr*. Effle
Nathan No. 616 Lexington aye.. a three story dwell
ing house, on lot 19.6x80 feet.
Emm* King has sold No. 1233 Lexington aye..
northeast corner of 83d st.. a three story dwelling
house, on lot 16.2x62.3 feet.
M. H. Meyrnt and Gilbert Robbins have told for
Josephine Sussmnn to the N. & 7.. Really Company
the five story flathouse No. 926 Columbus aye., on
lot 2T.x7* feet, between 105 th and 106 th sts.
Charles Wynne has resold to Samuel Baum the
three four story flathouses. No. 4000 to 4001 Sd aye..
on plat RaM feet, which he bought last wek. Mr.
Baunv gives La part payment the dwelling No. 221
South 41 h ave.. Mount Yemen. 53x105 feet.
Eugene .1 Busher has sold for the 12th "Ward
Bank the plot. i»>xl<JO feet, on the west side of Tif
fany <=tr.ft. 356.3 feet north of l'V.th si . to Thomas
D Malcolm, ark i -will erect two six story Battwoaea
on th" site. Also cold for Thcmas D. Malcolm No.
3>A2 Park aye., a six story apartment house, on plot
C2.2x90 feet.
The Weal Brotjx Realty Company ha? sold to Au
pust N'-I^on two lots on the north side of 16Sth St..
72 f»«n west <>' l>*.nd aye.. and one lot on the west
side of IJitl «v«-.. M feet north of lCSth Bt.. for
Immediate improvement.
PLANNING HUDSON COUNTY "TRIP
Th* 1 Oommltt<'< a of Thirty, in charge of the ar
ranp<-:. for the auXomobUe Inspection tour of
Hudson County, N. J.. mat in the HeHl Estate Ex
cr:ang<' in Jersey City yesterday to perfect Its
plans. So many applications have l**-n made by
those desiring to take pact in the trip that It is
«»ipected that more than one huudred automobiles
■will bo required to accommodate them. Reports
from the different s*-ctions of the county showed
that a large amount of enthusiasm la being BMal-
If-stod la th« trip.
One of the? puggestlons made, which doubtless
%-ni be carried out, will be a visit to one of the
great ocean liners that dock at Hoboken.
TO ALTIE WEST SIDE STETJCTTTRE.
Plans have be»n filed for altering the three story
manufacturing buildlnp*s No. :■?■' to 1.41 West 24th St..
adding two stories to each and making them over
Into one building, with H»vator service. The l:n
provementE arc to be; made at a cost of $:s.onu for
the New York Metal Ceiling Company, as owner.
Charles. U. BfCMeT Is the architect.
The Manhatian plans for new buildlnps reported
yesterday Include a three story storage warehouse
to b»» built for the Manhattan Grocery Company la
Jo4th Ft., cast of Ist aye.. at a cost of $15,000. and a
two family dwelling house for William F. Kenny.
as owner, at Xo. Dl V>Pt MM Ft . at a cost of
J5.400.
Unfurnished Apartments to Let. | Unfurnished ApartmcnU - _ Q _ e l.
THE, BOWNE.TTE,
Nearly completed, the most superbly situated apart
ment house in the city, at
NO. ii WEST Bist STREET,
lacing Manhattan Square and overlooking Central Park.
One large and beautifully decorated apartment on
each flooi, with ideal southern exposure.
These apartments arc first class in every respect; they
consist of 10 rooms and 3 bath;, and contain every known
modern device and improvement for the comfort and con
venience of tenants.
Lach tenant is supplied with an additional servants
room on" the top floor and a large individual fireproof stor
age room in the basement.
Lach apartment poss:sses the privacy of a private
dwelling and no expense has been spared in making them
the most attractive and comfortable in the city.
Leases commence on October Ist.
Must be seen to be appieuated.
Fo- farther yarticu Us wo'y to A. P. COBURN on premises.
To Let for Business Purpose*.
Very DesirabU Stord and
Basemen!
1364 Broadway
TO LET
*r rm rrsERVATiov of one Trrcnnw
Apply to Renting Agent.
£10 Tribune Building,
154 Na»»«w St.
HUNG ARIA HOTEL SOLD.
Daniel B. Brubacher Pays $107, 000
for It at Auction.
Tie Him m Hotel and restaurant property. No.
i Union Square East, «M sold in partition proceed
ings yesterday in tne Keal Kstate Exchange bales
rooms KoE 14 and 16 Vesey St., by Joseph P. Day
to Daniel B. *+*<+*' for J107.W0. It is a four
story building, on a plot 2Gx107.5x50.6x irregular.
The other auction results yesterday were as fol
lows:
Hv Hrvin I- KenneUv: UCS to 1184 Bedford aye. w ■.
hlSkftSt l.ri NIMH a..- 181 Madison st. llrook ljrn.
»Orto brick and frame bldgs; exr's and tr's «ale; esta ta
of «srah A Terrett, dereaned; knocked down at J.M..60.
Ueno" aye « v« cor of 14Mh st. 74.10x100; vacant; vol
sal.- knocked down at *77.(XX); 412 to 41« 101 st St. s s.
2liO ft c of In aye 122.6x100.11; three C story ten M and
stares- Van Norden Trust Co aid Henry WllchlnsUy et ai.
M ■•::». AlelnJkofT. atty: C B *£*£*> rrf; ami due.
$HK 7<S 0»; taxes, etc, »2.483 42; sub to a mtge of *:u.
lS2'-a on 412 and $30,000 on 414; adjourned to June li.
Ol'S .' .!.«;rlorl<3u9l<?9l -M »lirdlu etaoin Fhrdlua
By Jrseph J . Day: 2»3 Aye H. n c cor 17th ?t. ;«lx!W;
« sty ten h and store; 1 A Lee ast E N J>evy et al;
Alexander .v- ii. att>s; J W Hyde, r?f; arat ■**■•■-
70S 75 taxes, etc, (1 142 10; to Q C Creagh for J.>I,«MH);
Trinity aye s c cor 158 th st, 105x»8.0xl().-.xS>S.8; vacant;
Theooore Schmidt set .Northwestern Realty Co et al;
Slniimoii. W & C. attys; S L 11 Ward, ref; ami due.
$13 N3l 72 taxes, etc. $4.676 37: adjourned to July 1,
Prospect aye. c a. 1.102 ft n of Fort Schuyler Koau. •&
«121.5. v«K«nt; YV D Smith a«t S Ii Uleier et aj; S
b YoiinKi-nt.it.. atty; X L. Parrls. ref; ami due. *1.3»* HZ;
taxes etc. *«0 M ; to the plaintiff for $1,000; .''72 101*1
st a s 172 ft c of Broadway. lC6sW.ll; ■ st» dwlg
h; X t" Kirt:sjx! agt 11 A Donnegan et al; Michael Kirt
land. atty; \V J A CafTrey, ret; amt due, $ll.j>'.'i (•■ ;
taxes etc. $412 60; aajourned to June 24; 33i U<th st,
n b. 80 ft ■ of Ist aye. 30xl0U.H; Ii sty ton h; Jonas
Well et al a«-t Morris Faerbcr et al; Gross & S, attys;
Maxwell Davidson, ref; amt due. $25.070 24; taxes,
etc $724 47 to the plaintiff 'for |IUH| 333 l»7th st.
d s. 110 ft w of Ist aye, 29.9x100.11; r. sty ten »>i* a !,'! c
afft fame; same att}"s; same ref; amt due. $_4.its>-».
taxes etc. *TI7 05; to the plaintiff for *l.S.*»«io;
335» Water st. n a, «5.2 ft c of Roose
velt ft, 13x03.0x18x04; 4 sty ten h and store:
F 1) We»ke«. tr, etc. agt V II Hyman. recvr, etc ct _ 8l;
Weekes & K. attys; W f Wund, ref; amt due, *••.<>!'_' «•;
taxes, etc. $133 «•; to S P Flannerj" for p.«o»i :!.;r, ater
st n « 67 r. ft c of Roosevelt st. tg.MB.4hctS.4MM ft.
4 Vty ten h and store; H Oe F AVe<-k^s. tr etc. apt same,
same, attys; M J Egran. rrf; amt due, $l5.01S»v.l; taxes.
etc. $168 22; to b f Flannery for $7.700; Gerard aye, n
w 'cor J«mh st. 25.2x120.4x10.1x12^; 1 sty bMg and va
cant; Railroad Brotherhood's Savings and Rulldlnß Assn
a t W R Monran: William I^uigdon, atty: Frank Hen
drick. reT; amt Cue, $2.022 07; taxes, etc, $l,U00; wlth
rßyr By i> P Insraham ft Co: Trafalgar Place, n c cor 17Cth
et. runs ■ «f x • 7& • 2.TT » « to 175 th st. x c 128.8 • to
Southern Boulevard, x n 271.0 ft to 17<>th st, x W IJI>.
ft; AL Kerl<er«n«rt C S Levy et al: Johnston & J. attys;
C X Lt !»!-■'*'■ ref- amt due. $30,450 IK); taxes, etc. *4.
70C7r.;'to the plaintiff for $20,000.
By Herbert A-» Sherman: 2d aye, c p. 40 ft n or 1...« i
st *>xl""t ft. vacant: Mutual Life Ins Co agt D G L.u
dins et al: James M.-Kren. atty: M I- Bruce, ref: ami
due, $20,377 12; taxes, etc, $577 07; to W F Koe'.scn ror
By Samuel Marx: Simpson st. es. 201.10 ft ji of Wost
chester aye 210x100 ft vacant: Lawyers' Title Ins &
TT Co «Xl Isidor Robinson et al; PS Dean, atty: DP
Hays, re!; amt due. $41.09174; taxes, etc. $1.139 20; ad
journed to June 19.
The auction offerings to-day will be as follows:
By Joseph P Pay: 54 2d aye. n 8 3d st. 2»xC.Q.
4 My bids; bankruptcy sale: James. P & E. attys:
1781 1733 Aye A. n w cor 90th St. 50.4x102. three and
two Fty bides; executors' sale: estate of Margaret
Arfmann. deceased: 71-77 Jackson St. and 356 Front
st. n w cor 78x70. five three sty fr bldgs: vol sale;
Walton ive c s. 25 ft n of 179 th Ft. MxlQO. vacant;
vol sale; 2131 Belmont aye, w s. 201. ft s of l«2d st.
23x80.7. two family fr h; executor's sale; estate of L
Neundorff: i.iSB-2593 Brle^e aye. c s. , 290.8 ft R of
lJ>4th st. 117x!»S to Poe pi. x 116.3x89.8; six two family
brk hs; vol sale; Myrtle aye. « s. opp Dry Harbor
Road, Brooklyn. 430.3x200: fr dw* h and vacant: vol ■
sale; 549-555 55th st. n s. 221.4 ft w of flth aye. Brook- ;
lyn: four 3 sty brk hs. each 17.5x100.2: vol sale; 310
l"l9th st, * a. 140 ft c of 2d aye, 20x100.11, "> sty ten
h; L J Bowe agt A Modne et al: S W Stern, atty;
1 B KlUiurn. ref; amt due. $3,990 Sfi; taxes, etc.
$303 29; 312 llf»th st. s s. 160 ft c of 2d aye. 20x100.11,
5 rty ten h; same apt same: same atty: C A ("urtln,
ref; amt due. $3 »90 83; taxes, etc. $303 2S; Eastches
ter rd. w s 1?7.2 ft n of Blondell aye. 80x21'«V.*.x40x
188.1. West Chester, Sophia Gilbert apt Josephine Mat
thews ct si: A H Wadick. atty. A Wiener, ref:
partition: 136 th Ft. 8 s. 250 ft w of Amsterdam
aye. 7.">x9911. two 6 sty fl hs; Mutual Life Ins
Co ag;l B C Clarke et al: action I; James M'-Ke.-n. atty;
C L Schurz. ref: amt due. $18,305 78: taxes, etc, $400 94;
130 th st. ■ s 325 ft w of Amsterdam aye. 7. r .x95».l 1 ft;
two 6 sty flat he; same agt same; action 2: para? atty;
same ref; amt due. $18.382 28; taxes, etc. $4f«M>4: 719 and
721 Washington st. n c cor 11th st. 75x115.10x irrep: «?
sty loft and store tildg: Wm Carter apt Builders' Con
struction Co et al; action 2: G A Steams, atty: «: H
Welnhandler. ref: amt dv«. $7.K1fi.?7; sub to three mtßfs
acprefratlnt: $177.<«" i; H«-!nTint aye. w r, 227.0 ft ■ cf
1«2<3 st. 60 2x79.4x50x80.7 ft. vacant: Eliza O' Kenned v act
Wm Seidraan et al; J J X O'Kennedy. atty; II A Hen
delpon. ref: amt du<» $1.745 04: taxes, etc. $.*4. sub to
a prior mtsre of $1,000; 2^6 97th St. n s. 115 ft c of M
aye. 23x100.11 ft: 5 sty ten h: Sophia Mayer ngt H I
<Y>hen «>t al; Jacob Gordon, atty: H S Dottenheim. ref;
amt due. »n.3ti059: taxes, etc. $49.<*>tt; sub to a mti?e of
Jl3.Ch.h»; 2(15 Dlvlt-lon st. s s. 107.2 ft w of Gouvcrneur st.
20 fix 42.7 ft; 3 sty brk ten h; Frederick Hermann agt
David Sllberman et al; Edward Hermann, atty; J J l<ene
han. ref: amt due. $1,474 SO; taxes etc. $350.
By D P Inpraham «■ Co: 847 4th st. n r. 146 ft w
or Are D. 22x»6. 3 sty l«ldg. with stores: exrs sale;
l'**S "th st. * s. 75 ft c of Aye D, 25xi»0.10. 4 sty t h.
with *tor«>«: exr's sale; 317 9th st. n s. 400 ft w of Ist
aye. 2r,x92 .1. 5 sty ten h. with store; exr's sale; estate
of Catherine Glock. deceased.
By Samuel Goldetlcker: St Nicholas aye. c s. 29 ft
n of l.'.9th st three lots each 25. from 104.8 t.i 118.8;
exr's sale; St Nicholas aye. c «. 00.10 ft sof lfiOth
Ft. two lots ZS.S<M.4 and 102; exr's sale: St Nicholas
aye. 11 c cor 100 th st. two lots each 2."i.-"xl'iO: exr's
sale: Sterling pi, s c cor Butler pi. Brooklyn. 127. 7x
107.fix75.5x32; vacant: exr's sale; estate of II Newman,
deceased
By Samuel Marx: 240 to 240 Manhattan aye. n c
or Cathedral Parkway. 78.11x110: also 254 to 25«
Manhattan aye. 8 c cur 111 th «t. 75.11x110. two 0 sty
ft ha: stores on cor; M Ash apt A E Silverman Build- |
Ing Co et el: W Ash. atty; W J A CafTrey. r.-f; aim
due. $15.810 10: taxes, etc. ?654: sub to six mtgs og
ert-fratlng $222,000.
By Herbert A Sherman: ?.<<-i 107 th St. n s. 2."S ft c
of Riverside Drive. 17x100.11. 5 sty dwg- Ii : W F
l>e*li<-r set B S Dunn et al; Hound*. 11. D * D. attys; |
A R Watiiou. ref; amt due. $22,361 4»; taxes, etc, $10. ]
REALTY NOTES.
There will be a meeting to-morrow night of 11 c
"West Side Taxpayers' Association at No. 267 West
?.4th st.
M & I*. llpsp have leased for Helen C JullliarJ
to Rapello & Co. the seventh loft, containing 1O.C"X»
square feet, at No*. C 32 and C 54 Broadway, through
to Crosby st. ; fur Morris Strauss, as executor to
the Knickerbocker Paper Company, the stort* and
basement containing 10.000 square feet, at Nus.
ir»9 and 161 Greene 6t.: for the estate of David W.
Dazian to G. I. Karbaoh the sixth loft, containing
3.500 square f«-«t, at No. 248 Lafayette st . and for
Henry Corn to Nelson & Hegel* the fifth loft,
containing: 4,000 square feet, at Nos. 153 and 160
Greene st.
Heil & Stern have leased to Joseph Schoen & Co.
10.000 square feet of apace In the building No. 22
to 28 West 2!st St.. reported sold yesterday by
Henry Corn to an investor. The lease is for ten
years, at a rental of $35,000.
The Durosa Company has leased the four story
building No. 452 West 14t!i st. for Conron Hrothers
to Charles W Mayne, for a long term of y.ara.
The lessee will make exiensive alterations to the
building for hotel purposes.
Long J*\ an A- Real Estate for Sale.
LONG BEACH
HATCH IT GROW.
Bhl.r.K TERRE. PORT JEFFERSON. 1,. I.
An exclusive oniony of country estates.
DEAN ALVORD CO.. Mgrs.. 277 Broadway, New York.
BET-ORE PURCHASING REAL K9TATK TAKB &'»
ml!» ride through yu«-ens County In our automobile
absolutely free. Write for tickets. W. C\ REEVES ft
CO.. 124 East 234 st., Manhattan.
Heal Estate Loans.
-w^tnßT AND SECOND MORTGAGE) MONEY TO LOAN;
F app1l««l«« from Prt»2Sr»{Tßl>. ' < ? EO . RGB M
KHRGOTT. 15» Broadway. Tel. 3682-3 Cortlandt.
tfEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY^U^__m__l^.
THE ANSWER TO THE VACATION QUESTION
YOU IRE ALWAYS SORE OF A "6000 CATCH"
If yea Fish m the Lake*. •*«■»» •"•* Slrtams along the line •/ /At
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OT >ppurATloll WB WIM* UK «WO TO BAIK OMB O»
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THE NEW PROFILE HOUSE
And Twenty Private Cottages.
Unexcelled among leading resort hotels for Its clientage,
location and appointments. Golf, tennis, good roads; nn«
garage. Open July 1 to Oct. £ GREENLEAF pre> .
Fend for hotel circular and booklet descriptive of Ideal
tour for automobiles.
City Hotel- -Vendome — Booton.
GRANLIDEN HOTEL
LAKE SUNAPEE, NEW HAMPSHIRE.
One of the finest hotels In this country. Flshlnp the
best New nine-hole golf course. Dirt tennis courts.
Boating, fine drives, etc. Six cottages to rent Writ*
for circular. W. W. BROWN
W&IBEK & COTTAGES
Jefferson. N. H.. White Mountain*.
Season .June to October. *
BOOKLET. CHAP. V. MURPHY. MGR.
White Mountain Open Golf Amateur Championship
Tournament August 27th. 28th. 29th.
SUMMER CAMP.
RYE BEACH. N. HAMP..
conducted by Principal of Westcheaier Academy (» col
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commenced
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EASTERN POINT,
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Opens June 20th.
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W J tXEMIXG. Mitr., 71 Brondwn.T, Room tOL
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GREENWICH on the Sound) CONN.
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Superior StaDles and Auto Quarter*.
Fine Reads for driving and Automoblllng
In a picturesque country.
Casino. Golf. Tennis". Bowling; spacious
Verandas. Concerts and Dancing dally In "The Court."
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FEKWICK-QN-THE-SOUNO, CONN.
BcaatffulSy located, directly on th* Sound, mouth of
Connecticut River. Golf, tennis, bathing. Kooms with
bath oniiestra. Send for booklet.
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IIATCI RDCC&I DANBIKY, COXX. 70 miles
ElUlbL Ultbbill from New York. New an.l up
to dale Mecca of Auto Tourists. F. A. CANT WELL. M«r.
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Watch Kill, R. I.
■OPENS JIT.V IST.
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Bfautlful roa-ls for automol.lllnir.
Kill<•^t <solf Links on the Atlantic Coast.
Tennis Courts. Ocean Bathing-
SI oil t- rate rates.
A. I dress B. 11. YARD,
ViEKMONT.
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That's the placo for a Real Vacation. Most delightful
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week at hotels, farm and village homes, country camp*
In heart of Green Mountains and on shores of I.ak«
Champlain. Express trains from New York and Boston
via Central Vermont line. . Send Be for 150-page ill
•"Summer Homes." A. W. ECCLESTONE. 3215 Broad
way. New York.
LAKE BOMOSEEN
Rat^-s $H to $14. W. C. MOUND. Prop.. Hydevllic. Vt.
TUB PROSPECT AND COTTAGES, ON LAKK BOMO
eetn. Caatletoa, Vermont.— Electric lights, n<"v: gara««,
sanliarv plun:l)ing Fc-nd for circular. 11. it. ELMS. Mfr
Real Estate.
The Tax
Law as amended exacts a
penalty for payment of
Taxes later tban October
thirty-first. You can avoid
trouble by consulting our
Tax Registration Bureau.
Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust
Company
capital a. $3,500,000
SURPLUS «j>9|UUU)UIJU
37 Liberty Street. .10 liberty Street.
MA.MIATTAX.
188 SlODtacne Street. Brooklyn.
RULAND & WHITING CO.
REAL ESTATE
6 BEEXMAN ST. NEW YORK
liMKK VIKW MANOR
Is New York's most beautiful suburb.
City Property for Sale.
BROADWAY, NORTHWEST CORNER OF READE ST.,
0&OX124. fur sale: one of the most desirable cor
ners downtown. Apply to WM. C. WALKER'S SONS.
'I'M Broadway.
Furnished Houses to Let — Country.
"\fODERX NINE-ROOM HOUSE: ALL IMPROVE
itI. nieut*; furn|jih«Mi; cpKndid position: Km. 11. K. PAR-
I.IMAN, Beecta and 16th streets, Flushing. L. I.
/ tAPE COO — FURNISHED COTTAGE. ON BEACH: 10
V^ room*; modern plumMns;: lath: i<-lr|>h<ine $27& sea
?.. t. M SMITH. .-..utli Msrwich. Mass.
Country Property for Sale.
QECTION 11 \\AKKriKI.I> PARK NOW RKADT.
WA ICEFIELD PARK RKALTY CO., 814 Mad. Aye.
Ot?(\f\ — HUI'WN RIVER niINOALOW PITB; CI/SSB
&»>UU. to city. JAS. JAY SMITH, 39 East «d »t.
ggj I*RADJ6E /;/
CMDAI
PENNSYLVANIA.
THE KITTATINNY,
DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA.
UMIGEST. MOST MODERN. AND THE LEADING
HOTEL. COOLEST LOCATION. Derives the. full benefit
of the. breezes caused by the "Gap's" formation. Table,
supplied from Hotel's Farm. Orchestra, social diversions.
Write for booklet showing Hotel. Klttatlnny Park ■£»"'■•
official auto maps. Livery, garage, saddle horses. Kitta
tinny coach meets all trains. American Plan, also
A la Carte. O. FRANK COPE.
NEW 6PRUO3 CABTN INN.
WHERE YUC CAN CATCH TROCT.
Rooms en suite and with bath.
Booklet. W. J. & M. D. PRICB,
Canndens^s P. 0.. Pa.
MASSACHrSETTS.
STOCKBRIDGE, «^;r
MASS. ! Heaton Hall opens
IM THF ■ m ' dd ' e °' J une -
BERKSHIRES.I AneßT K dWB '
New Tork Office. Hotel Longaera.
HOTEL ASPINWALL M^s x
The Berkshire Hills
Dry, Cool Climate — Pure Water.
Fine Auto Garago and Livery.
O D. SEAVEY, . . . MANAGER
Cholca_yij^ajSltgß_For_Sale.
THE NANEPASHEMET
MARBLKHEAD NKCK. MASS.
Opens June 13. Finest location on North Shore.
Every room ocean view. Special rates for June. Circular
PENNSYLVANIA.
WATER GAP HOUSE
DELAWARE WATER CAP. PA.
Now open. Remains open until December. Fecond
season Same ownership. manaßement. Capacity 500.
A Mountain Paradise. Highest altitude; coolest loca
tion; no humidity. Situated in the midst of Its own
private maßniflcent park. Far remove.l from the noise
and dust of public highways and railroads, but within
easy access of both. Entirely rebuilt, 1007. at a cost
of over $100,000.00; now THE FINEST EQUIPPED.
BEST APPOINTED AND LARGEST HOTEL. IN
THIS REG.ION. Running mountain sprlnß water In
all rooms. Private tiled baths, also public baths;
steam heat; open log- fireplaces. Electric lights;
hydraulic elevator; telegraph and telephones. White
service. Cuisine of highest standard. Own green
houses, farms and dairy of registered cows. Every
outdoor sport and Indoor amusement. Orchestra. Fre
quent social functions. Riding academy. xOlf links,
garafte and livery within the grounds. Booklet of
camera views and official auto maps malle.l. Coaches
meet all trains. Special June and July and season
rates. ' JOHN I'URDY COPE.
NEW YORK.
Manhattan
Beach Hotel
GRAND OPENING
TO-DAY
Concert by Maurice Levi and His Band 5 P. M.
New Automobile Road Direct to the Hotel
WII.I.IAM HCGHEB. Room Clerk.
Phone 800. Conry Island
Oriental Hotel
MANHATTAN BEACH
OPENS JUNE 25TH
J. P. GREAVES, Manager
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN
NEW RESTAURANT
NEW AUTOMOBILE ROAD, DIRECT TO HOTEL
Booking Office. 259 4th Ay«. Tel. 6246 Gramercy.
A SUMMER RESORT OF THE BEST CLASS.
MIZZEN TOP
HOTEL
AND COTTAQES
On Crest of Quaker Hill,
PAWLING. N. Y.
Two hours from New York City via Harlem R. R ;
1,200 feet elevation ; delightful surroundings; golf,
tennis, music, etc.; new private baths. Will open
June 20. Booklets and information on application.
W. P. CHASE, Hotel Grenoble,
06TH ST. AND 7TH AYE.. N. Y. C.
MT.
MEENAHGA HOUSE
AND COTTAGES
Now Open.
An Ideal mountain resort for Cultured people In a region
of marvellous beauty and surpassing health fulness. 11
lustrated booklet.
U. E. TERWILLIGFR & SON,
PROP.. ELLENVILLE. N. T.
BRIARCLIFF LODGE,
Briarcliff Manor, New York.
A practical summer home for the New York busi
ness man. New York Central trains to Scarborough.
One. hour from New York. Automobile Service, Scar
borough to the Lodge, ten mlnutos. The Hotel Beau
tiful of the Hudson River Hills Altitude R2rt feet.
New York Office. &>* 40th st Phone 327«— 8Sth St.
D V. PLL'iIER. Munager.
THE COLUMBIAN
1,000 Ulnnd I'nrk. St. Lawrence River. N T.
The bent lucuted and moat attractive hotel among
the. Thousand Islands. Excellent cuisine Orchestra
ana all amusements. Now Open Booklet.
L. A. JOHN. HON. Prop.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trlbun«
J\. rrcei\ed at their Uptown Office, No. 1364 Broadway,
tlsements receded at the. following branch afflict at
between 3<Uh and 37th sts.. until, » o'clock p. m. Adver
regular ofilca rates until 8 o'clock p. in., viz.: 2H4 Hth
a\e., s. c. tor. 534 st. , 163 6th a-.*., '-or. 12th st ;02 JOaxt
14th »t . : 2.'.7 West 42d St.. between 7th and Bth ayes.;
263 Wrfct IJBth m. ; 133S 3d aye.. between 76th and 77th
ma.; Wart 3d aye . near HIM at.; 1708 Ist avo., near 89th
st ; 137 Ka»t 12flth St.: 7M Tr»moni aye: B.V 84 ays..
•r »ny American District T«i*t OfOc«.
NEW TORK.
HOTEL GRAM AT AN
BROMXVILLE, WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N. Y. I
OPEN ALL THE YEAR I
Kit discomfort to ruMH «■ a result of th» recent flr-, which did not tnterfar* -with ... D n«-«- I
rnnn^. «r fh. mrvlr" The damage don»« was connned to on* bedroom Win* only, which ,rfn w 2 <l I :^v
SSS?I| --.or^n^-^^Sor" 1 ijghted tt^- — as« ..
MOST MODERATE RATES of any FIRST CLASS HOTEL \car X. V
Onlr thirty mlniitM from the Grand r<»ntral Station vl* Harlem Dhr. of the N. T. Cent R ©*
80 tm?i» daily; monthly commutation »^-M«» "«»«»•«:„; '*'* f £™ th ", Btatlo^- , *« te«io? .nS'w'
door amuj-ements; )?olf. tennis, drlrin* and motorln*. Ha« orchestra. large ball room. ho D i •»?"' i
Sa?urSr y et-Tnins. Send for booklet and .peclal «vmm« rate.. , "• *»»» "try j g
J. J. LAN IN COMPANY. Proprietors. I
Also Props. Garden City Hotel, Garden City, LI. I
NEW YORK.
THE BEST PLACE TO SPEND YOCR f ,f r^ MEII
VACATION IS IN THK HISTORIC. PHTC
catskßLiT 1 mountains
The hlKh nUMilfle of thl«t «r«it mountain »»n'ta™
ranging from 2.000 to 4.000 feet above the iwa. t» an
•Important factor In the nelertlon of a summer "''"."-..
In addition to the private parks there are over 1 0W
hotel* and boarding houses amid the ***•*<**• »nd
towering era** in thi» country of scenic beauty snd
u'ililn-iioil charms.
The Ulster & Delaware R. R.
offers superb train service without change of cant be
tween Philadelphia. Jersey City an.l New \ork. and all
point* In this popular summer resort. -.-^.v /.»j
The Rio Vcn Winkle Flyer leave- New \ork (4-d
St.). via West Shore K. R.. at 1 • vlo< " lt^- 1 M w m „,
The summer time schedule for season of 1008 will go
In effect Sunday. .June 21st. „«.!,•,
The "Catsklll Mountain Limited." composed exclu
sively of parlor cars with observation car l-avln.;
New York on week days at 10 o'clock A. M . will be a
popular feature of the service. with mnp of the Car«-
An Illustrated Summer Book, with mnp of the Cats
kills and list of hoteN ami boarding: houses, will De
sent free on receipt of 8 cents posture.
N. A. SIMS. Gen'l Passenger Agent.
Kingston. N. Y.
THE GRAND HOTET. < OMPANY
announce the openlne of th«
(atokiil Mountains. N. \.
THURSDAY. JINK 25TH. l»0<<.
Through coach and drawing room car »»rv e«
from Now York direct to hotel grounds. Alt. uJe
over 2.000 feet.
Passenger elevator to all floors. Rooms singly or
en suite with private baths. Booklet.
For terms and full information apply to George
Murray. Manager, 11 SO Broadway (.on* door above
2«th M > New York. Telephone 4T4S Madison.
After June 2."» th aJdress Th« Grand Hotel Com
pany. Htghmount P. 0.. N. Y.
HOTEL KAATERSKILL
CATSKIIX MOUNTAINS.
Season 1908 opens June 25.
Information Riven and reservations mad« by
HARRISON C. DOWNS.
Berkeley Lyceum. 19-21 West 44th St.
Telephone l ««,-.— Bryant.
Automobile garage on Hotel Ground*.
Music by Pinto's celebrated Symphony Orchestra-
SUNSET PARK INN
HAINES FALLS. N. T. Catskllls" finest Hotel.
Dally Concerts by the renowned Holland Trio.
Cuisine and service unsurpassed. Elevators.
O. C. BECKER, Prop.. Haines Fall«. New York.
SARATOGA SPRINGS
WINDSOR HOTEL
OPENS JCL.Y IST
Special Rates on Application.
R. G. SMYTH. Lessee.
SARATOGA SPRINGS N. Y. "SUSSSST-
Open June 1. American and European plan. :-pe<:lal
rates for season Modern Improvements. Excellent
cuisine M LIPPXER. Proprietor.
MANHANSET HOUSE,
SHELTER ISLAND, L. I.
Opecs June 25.
Vnder new management.
J. HULL DAVIDSON.
Office. 23 Union Square. New York City.
Cottafe"a leased, with all service and meals, from
Booking agent will call anywhere within Greater
New York.
GARDEN CITY HOTEL
GARDEN CITY LONG INLAND
18 miles fiom New York. Open all the year.
J. J. LANK IN CO.. PROPRIETORS.
POINT O' WOODS.— OCEAN HOUSE AND COT
tages opens June 15th. Locate on the famous Fir»
Island Beach: practically at sea; there are no land
breezes. Excellent surf anil still water Lathing. blue
fishing and sailing. Modern Improvements this year.
Address K. N. BILLARD. Point O' Woods.
DIROSUACKS.
STEVENS HOUSE. LAKE PLACID,. N. T.
STEVKNS HOtrSB. I,AKK PT.AriD,. N. T.
BOOKLET ON REQUEST.
. mm ,m ADIRONDACKS. a *
Whiteface Inn
On Lake Placid. N. Y. June 15 to Oct. 1.
Latest and Most Modern Adirondack Hotel.
Cool, dry. bracing climate. Finest golf, boating, and
all other sports. Magnificent location. Select patron
age. Modern equipment and service. A.Uresa
HARRINGTON MILLS. Whlt*fac«\ N. T.
IN THE TIKART OF THE ADIRONDACK*.
THE RUISSEAUMONT
and COTTAGKS. Lake riacld. N. Y.
OPEN JUNE TO OCTOBER.
An Idea! Resort .for Rest and Recreation. Suites
I with private baths. For rates and booklets address.
E. H. PATRICK. Manager.
(Formerly Ass't Manager Waldorf-Astoria. N. T.)
j LAKE PLACID ADIRONDACKS
GRAND. VIEW HOTEL
Open June to October. GOLF, Canoeing:, all Adirondack
attractions. Address. THOS. PARKF.S.
Booklets at Town & Country, 2*7 4th Alt
If AW DC EH COTTAGES.
If Alf DECK COTTAGES.
I'PrKR SARANAC LAKE. Adirondack*.
Open June 20th to October Ist.
Weekly rates, $21.00 per week upward*.
Special terms for early season.
Private cottages suitable for families.
All amusements to be found anywhere..
Send for Illustrated booklet and calendar.
J.BEN HART. Wawbeek, N. Y.
open. yfc> ADIRONDACKS
MODERN h+ M ELIZABETHTOWK.
HOTEL. TZtr. BOOKLET.
SWTMMINi! POOL. Irlundo Kello«
W. S. KELLOGG. V/fJ*. * Son.
Gran.l Hotel, N. Y. City. I^l Props.
M OR LEY*!
Hotel and cottages In the heart of the Adirondack*,
overlooking two of the most beautiful lakes In th*
region. Trout fishing, bass fishing, boating bathln«
bowling, pool, tennis. music, house physician Sani
tary plumbing. Pure spring Water. No pulmonary
Invalids. Artistic catalogues.
MORLEY 3. Lake Pleasant. Hamilton Co.. N. T.
AniRONDACKS.
DEER'S HEAD INN,
Elizabethtown. N. Y. Golf; automobile headquarter*.
( _ B. F. STETSON.
ADIRONDACK HOI'S K. Indian Lake. Hamilton Co..'
N. V.— Accommodates 25. Rates from J9 to 12 per
week and $2 per day. Mrs. E. MEAD. Prop.
IJsVy Through Pullman service, to I
fff/ I.AKK GEORGE. I
A"** Delnwnre Si Hn.Nun it R.- I
HOTEL MARION. £JS3s3g|
NOW OPEN*.
A resort where guest* can spend a most enjoyable out-
Ing. Delightfully situated on West Shore. Superb view,
large, airy and bright rooms, with or without private,
baths. FARM CONNECTED WITH HOTEL. FRESH
VEGETABLES. POULTRY. MILK AND FRUIT. Fin.
macadam roads, with well-equipped livery.
JOS. H. MARVEL.
ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y.
THOUSAND ISLAND HOUSE.
O. G. STAPLKt;. PKOP'R. Open* June 25w
For engagement of rooms apply to WM 11. WARBUR
TON. Prince George Hoiel. 14 East 2»fh at . N. T.
'MOUNTAIN AND LAKE RESORTS. 19
A beautiful Summer Bonk of 112 pa«««. Illustrated, may
t>« obtained re» at any uvrinr.t Railroad ticket ofßc*.
>~EW jterse i.
LOCATION
THE
FINEST OS
THE
BEACB
Oi>e-n« .Tnne 2.Vh
POTEL~--]
KSfepJ
R S
L P
O L
0 A O
KN A C
1A N E
ND D A
G E N
' HOTEL MAELBOKOUGH, '
Grand Are . Asbury Park, N. J.
Leading all year round hct»l.
Room* single or en suite, with private tstaa, . '
Evening dinners. Orchestral concerts. *
Booklet. Telephone. A. M. SEXTON. •fi
HOTEL COLONIAL, NORT P H A^^!
Bth Aye. and Oce«B. N»» acS modern. :
Catering to a refined patronage.
Now open. Booklet. MRS. T. V SILVA. Pr»fc
HOTEL^BRISTOL >&%>£*
Enlarged and remod-lled. Eesant fcatts. 1
gra !•■-» \era-iia3. Evenln* dinners. Xuttc. •
Booklet. BANTA * HILTARa
HOTEL THEDFORDU ; rt^XS^ |
Modernized. ' Booklet. Phon* H. PriTlgtD. j
COLEMAN HOUSE. J
ASBCRY PARR. N. J.
A whole square on the Ocean. ...-..-
Thoroughly modernized. 50 Suites with prtr«e M|
Booklet. FBA>K B. COyOTEB.
SELECT FAMII/Y HOTEL ON THE BEACH.
the WELLINGTON, ASB^° T %W
Rooms with bath. Phon» 33* B. B. EinTH.
«
HOTEL LY>"> HAVEN.
Asbury Park. N. J. 2nd Aye. and Kinder «• i
Bock from Ocean. Accora.. A>n fiesta
Booklet. Telephone 3T4. J. R. v.rIYTS. ,t, t
HOTEL MONMOrTH.
ASBURY PARK. N. J.
On th. Ocean front. Hot ~*£>»Jg~3&K j
. . . f
4 EBURT PARK BOOKLET. AND HOTEL lU7X3 n
J\. sent on re«iu--st to Informacic . au.-e«i. ii»ujoa
avenue. Asbury Park. N. J. j_^
w , THE
ODarlborou^b - J
{CAPACITY 1100).
with ifs beautiful and spacious Exchan»:»« *na wm i
Galleries, overlooking two block* of central Oee«a
front. its large rooms with private tat.:« ' x ~ f if \ 1
plied with sea water. Its exquisite m » '- resaM
patronage and general air of elegance M ' '*•'■• •* \
Its jrcuratlo:.» and furnishings. \a partlcci»rl« ,
attractive during .
ATLANTIC CITT'9
GREAT SITM.MEK SEA3OX
of June. July. Aut:i«l «a« September.
Whits service: both American and European Fl«a*
Ownership Management — Joslah White * "*«•»
HOTEiTDENNIS,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
For many ye-rs this hotel has tees the standaM e*j
excellence and become* more poru!ar each year on •••I
count of Its superb location with an unobstructed *•» |
view. Its liberal appointments and careful service.
Walter J. Buzby,
Owner and Manager.
NEAR NEW MILLION DOLLAR TIER. !
HOTEL OSTEND,
U,*ton Aye. and Boardwalk. Block Ocean ftjmt" AtU=a»
Cltr. N. J. 400 to— overlook ocean. :■»» wltn Batx^™
water bath-. Heated sea water svr:mmtng r^ ?™!i*
service. Orchestra. Special term.' I -- ■■'» to *•» •«»
American plan Coach meets trains :- -'^v* '
CALEN HALL
HOTEL AND S.\V\rOKll«.
ATLANTIC CITY. ¥. J.
A few weeks In our comfortable a— » I **?* Hl •, -
with every modern convenience and superior taos» -»■■
*'B«t^» Tor' pleasure . r health for ladle, and «cn :-=«*>
with trained «««" U fV.^ orX( . General Mawf* ,
HOTEL MORTON^
rtratnla at... scar t»« ». Atlantis City. S.^ '■-f*gj£ f
Qtmr. Fine table. Suite, with prlv.t. batSL ***£<
furnished. Perfect ea-ItKT » rrmn « ™* nt * Sk I
ratnr to all floor., Special rato. for winter Op»cit7 »•
MBS. N. K. HAISES, Owner -ad Proprietor. |
I chalfontT;
ATI^NTTr (ITT. >*. J. \
THE IFF COMPA.W. ____ |
SEA view HOySEioverlooklngna, -dOe^
OPEN FOR SEASON. -"*» ; , teB ?&J-Xi.
Bate.. $12 up per *eek. Booklet^ I Fh< B £ T A*T^
OCEAN GROVE. ,
HOTEL MAJESTIC *g~gs£S?£%
THE QUEEH l^i^fiSS!;
THE COLONIAL .V^
THE ORTLEY INN,
BQUAN BEACH. ORTLEY N. J. '* 'fort lO d JfJ^
of Penna. R. R.. .eveaty axUee from New , t#^ ,i, i0 ■»
nne surf bathing, sailing * Bt L t ' sb '"* *«*►* '*'
$17 SO per w»ek. Open* June -»'h for » =
parttcuUrs. a«U«« JOHN J. BE^OX T>
Prince Qeorce Hotel. 1» East -?" »'•• _____ -•
THE ALBERTSON,
M.»M.oroMM. > •*. ocB ajt
DIRECTLY ON THE ATLANTIC °*-
SF.XD FOR BOOKLET.
J. R. ALBSRTSON'. rrop- — ♦
I The MONTCLAIR"
ON THE MOUNTAIN TOP
MONTCLAIR. N. J. _
THE ALLAIRE "?&££
Direct ocean front. Booklet, *■ a- «"»•
Op-nt Jose tit*

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