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LTTOWN PLOT EESOLD
SITE TO BE IMPROVE
Severed, Modern DrcelUng Houses
Change Hand*.
The real estate market was plucclsh j-rsterday.
One of the principal deals reported was a resale
by G!bb« «• Klrby for Joseph PolFteln of a ploU
M0.11x100.1l feet, on the south side of 114 th Pt.. 100
J«et «f*t of Amsterdam aye.. to Fatemo BrothTP.
Th« buyers wilt Improve the File with two eight
etory fireproof apartment houses.
Frederick Winant sold for John A. Rutherford
>"c. 46 Ea*t 64th St.. a four story dwelling house,
on 11 lot 12.25x100.6 feet.
F^witon & Hobbs coM for Adolph J. Jantzen a
three story and basement dwelling house, No. 26
"Weft With ct.. IRxIOO.S feet. Also sold for Catherine
L Ma« No. 229 West End aye.. a five story
dwelling house, on a lot 16x100 feet-
John V. Golding sold for Dennis A. Farrell to
Joseph Adler No. 15 Jumel Terrace, a two story
frame dwelling houpe. 2O.Rx3* feet.
The work of razinjr the old Sinclair House, at
the southeast corner of Broadway and Bth St.. has
becun. A sixteen story office building is to be
erected en th© site for the Sinclair Realty Com
pany.
Plans have been filed for remodelling; the three
story hotel No. 23X* 3d aye.. the improvement*
being made for RafTalle, Domlco. the new owner,
and also for installing stores in the five story
fiathouse- No. SI r>ownins st., the improvements
beinp for I>ominick Alvino. as owner. Innatz
Rosenberg and Richard Rahl are the architects.
Plans have al;«o been filed for enlarging and re
modelling th« three story electric sub-station of
the New Tork Central Railroad Company at the
southwest corner of I^exJnpton aye. and With Ft.
and for remodelling the four story church house
of th* Amity Baptist Church. In 54th St.. west of
*th eve W. L. Moore and Rosslter & Wright are
the architects.
The Manhattan plans for new buildings filed yes
terday comprise a five story flathouse, to be erect
ed for the Friedman Construction Company on
ISTth St.. l f feet west of Audubon aye., at a cost
of $65,000. and a one story private parage. to be
built on the premises No. 205 West 137 th st. for Dr.
W. F. Neuman. at a cost of $4C<O.
Th© New York Club has mortgaged its property
So. IS to 23 West 46th St.. for $150,C«:>J to the Bowery
Savings Bank.
Z.V THE AUCTIOX ROOMS.
Buyers Found for Two Uptown
Properties.
Th* budget of offerings yesterday in the Real
Eetat© Exchange Salesrooms. No*. 14 and 16 Vesey
Etfeet, was small. The results were as follows:
Py Jwfili P r»y . Interval* aye. «- *, 375 ft s of
Kin-.- rt, 2%x123.Px2Uxi:».2. vacant; "W B Sasr.miF act
William Wain-w-riFbt «>t a!. W E Fammis, atty. D H
olotaroS. Tel: amt due. J1.754 76. taxes, etc. $llX> 17; to
the piain'i" for Jl I*** l Home st. sa, S*l.S ft wof Pros
pect aye. to 1*120.3x64. Jx— . vacant; I 'i ■WVr.tz agt
Abelman Construction <V» *: al : BoaCMnr. B & H. Httys:
J A roley. re*, amt due. $13.050 SO. to the plaintiff for
12 Of<o West/Cheater a", na. lot 214. maj> of WashlnK-
Ußvtn*. f/htlOO; ?bertlTa Bale of all ripht. title, etc.
which Annie Thoma et a. had on Autruel 19. l»07. or
«in-^. Uupene Archer, atty; adjourned IS July 13.
The auction offerings to-day will be as follows:
By L. J Thllllps & >■- 52 •V\-a*io«^n "t. ■■ r. 1"7.2
ft n of Mcrri* «t SOx!>o*3l.TxS».6. a.nd 2 My stable; alto.
2O W»>«t Ft • f. 120.«> ft n of Morris rt. a>.lOxl>Oxl».Bx
f.»3 3 rxy fXnyi; ll^nrn'l Goldsmith, fir etc. agt ESnan
ue! 7an»-nhaum «■* al; F H bwj, any; Frank lltlkdiirk.
ref: amt due, $37.48099: taxes, etc. JI.7HS.
By Joseph F r>a> : 14Tth st, s s HI ft w of Au^bon
■M. 7^xl■'• vacar.t; Frederick Vonderlehr a-gt \V«b.«ter
B«»:t> Co era.! A&H Block. attys William Alien, :-ef.
Un; da», $13.J>1<» tan*-*, etc. 51.0.V1.
p y referee r.n premises: 2."lst el. a f. 2<f> ft » of
Earn** eve 30.1x114; M A Me* "Tain mr. Ada Bird et aJ; G
A Mof'i. attT; J P liorrissey. ref; partition.
' SIXTH AYE. BUILDING LEASED.
S. B. Goodale & Son have leased for Adam Ruths
to & client for a term of years the entire building
No. 4f>« Sixth aye.: also to th* Pf.aum & Newman
Skirt Company first loft at No. 34 West loth St.;
also for Oestreichtx Brothers store and basement
No. Mi Sixth aye. to William Anderson; also for
C. Batchelor building Mb. 31 West 25th st. to M.
Stedman; also Ftor» and hasement No. 23 West 24th
St. to the American Cash Register Company; also
for Elmer A Darling third loft at No. 137 West
23d st. to M Herzoe.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for Charles
Brr'ran l^.C'iyi square feet of space in the n«=w
twelve story huildinK No 27 to 3". West 20th st. to
Spitr»r & Harris, for a frm of years. The Fashion
Manufacturing Company have also leased 20.000
square feet of space in this building. The same
brokers have been appointed r*-ntine agents of the
rew eleven story office and store building at No.
11 West 17th St.. which Is being built by Otto J.
Country Property for Sale.
GENTLEMEN'S ESTATES
VILLA PLOTS-ACRES
DIVERVIEWMANOR^
■ POpp. » Ff ts> '-• m AST i N-r, s • lon I mi 'O^O*. *J \
is as LOW IN PRICE as any BOOMED REAL ESTATE develop
ment on Long Island or New Jersey, but it will never be boomed or sold
to the rabble. Refined people appreciate proper environment and insist
on living where they are absolutely assured of the permanence of a high
class neighborhood. We invite tl c CRITICAL to investigate the MOST
EXCLUSIVE RESIDENTIAL PARK ON THE HUDSON. Our
booklet will tell you about it, and a postal will bring it.
HASTINGS HOMES CO.
47 w 42^51.. NEW YORK AND HASTINGS-0N HUDSON.NY
TEL. -3 85 BRYANT. "~~-" TEL. 36 HASTINGS.
Unfurnished Apartments to Let. j Unfurnished Apartments to Let.
THE. bownette.
Nearly completed, the most superbly situated apartment
house in the city, at
NO. 11 WEST 81st STREET,
facing Manhattan Square and overlooking Central Park.
Ont Luge and beautifully decorated apartment on each floor, with
idea! southern exposure.
These apartments are strictly high class in every respect; they con
sist of ]0 rooms and 3 baths, and contain every known modern device
and improvement for the comfort and convenience of tenants.
Each tenant is supplied with an additional servants' room on the
top floor, and a large individual fireproof storage room in the basement.
1 ath apartment possesses the privacy of a piivate dwelling and no
expense 'ha> been spared in making them the most attractive and com
fortable in the city.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
Leases commence on October Ist.
For farther pm*mt*i apply to A. P. CORURN on premises.
( it§ Property for Sale.
BROADWAY. NORTHWEST CORNER OF READB ST..
«*>«ixl24 lor sale; on« of the. moet desirable cor
r«- e yT* Msr U »"» <• WALKERS SONS.
2» Broadway. . _
Lo??/r Island Real Estate to Let.
"T"fcTORIA. l. i.-to bent, two houses, IV
A prwea««; ce«x xtrry. Apply on premises. 56
, «_ ceil street.
Straek for Edward W. Brownlnp. It -will be com
pleted early in the fall. leased for * h « GoM*nber«
M. & tJ Hess have -leased for the Goldenbere
estate 10.000 square feet of space at No. 18 to --
Washington Place: for Mary L. ?J^« S L- 1I?:2*J1 I ?:2*J
fquare feet at No. 475 Broadway and to Wl 11am
H. Pavldow & Brother th*- seventh loft containing
10.000 square feet, at No. 19 to 2. \\ est 21st st.
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.
Lewis H. May Company (C F. Noyea Company,
New York, agent), has sold for a client to th© J.
F. Blanchard Company a plot with a frontage of
204 feet on the east side of Dutch Kills Creek and
4SS feet on the south side of Borden aye.. Long
".Arnold. 'Dvrne * Baumnnn have sold for Alex-
Arnold JijTne * Eiumnnn havo sold for Alex
ander Grant to Max Marx No. 145 to 149 Lenox
aye.. three five story nuthouses, with stores, on plot
' Georjre B. Dudley has sold for a client No. 552
Y\>st 150 th St., a four story dwelling house, on xit
17x90.11 feet. Jess*. P. Miller holds title.
Louis F. Bernholz has sold for I. Breakstone to
Georpo E. Molleson No. 227 West 131 st St.. a three
story dwelling house, on lot 16x99.11 feet.
GETS TITLE TO ISELIN PLOT.
William R. Brinckerhoff took title yesterday to
the premises Nos. 59 and 61 East 79th St., 27.11x102.::
feet, from Mr. and Mrs. John H. Iselin. It abuts
the site on which stands their city home.
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.
l»=!»th »t n c enr Cambrel lI riR aye.: for a 5 sty brk
store an,! ton h. ■4«x*VT « ft: lJinzetta * Epi
fanlo. owners. Moore * lJjn<Js!edel. arch!" 130.000
Brook »ye. f m cor s=t Paul's Place; for a R sty
hrk ten h. S6 3x72.2 ft; Isaac Brown, owner;
Moore * Landsiedel. arohs 30.000
Gleaiton ay». s p. 110 ft w of Tremont aye: for a
2 sty brk dwle h. 20x.%4 ft: Michael Rejtiolds.
owner; Henry Nordhflm. arch 6.600
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
JTpt* Ft. n*. I" 1 ft eof Mar** aye. 28x103.1:
Fredrrlrk Herht loans Charles E. & Henrietta
Helnecko J3..*V>
WOULD PREVENT STAND SELLING.
A hearing was held yesterday In the Aldermanlc
Chamber of the City Hall on the ordinance intro
duced by Alderman Dowttng. preventing any owner
or owners of a street stand from selling it. The
hundreds of newsdealers, fruit stand owners and
bootblacks who flocked into the City Hall, paid
that the new ordinance was discrimination, and
some of them hinted that the aldermen wanted to
get some perquisites out of it.
The stand owners now sell their stands and the
goodwill of the business and try to induce the
alderman of the district to Rive the purchaser a
license. They say that under the proposed law a
manager building up a business for years will be
compelled to Rive it up and have nothing to fall
back on if he is pick, disabled or incapacitated.
Alderman Dowling says that there is a syndicate
that makes a business of buying and selling the
stands, and that there are a lot of swindlers in the
jrame During the hearing a petition was presented
signed by two thousand stand owners protesting
against the ordinance.
CENTRAL LIFE SECURITIES HEARING.
Chicago. June. 22,-At a hearing to-day in the ;
bankruptcy proceedings against the Central Life
Securities Company, for which a receiver **••»"
pointed last week. Birch F. Rhodus. president of
the company, admitted that the books of the com
pany had not been audited since its organization,
in 1505. and that a trial balance had never been
taken. He was directed by Mr. Hopkins. Master in
Chancery, to bring into court a list of the stock
holders of the concern and of the notes held by it.
Rhodus declared that he was unable to produce
the lists, and that so far as he knew there were
no such lists In existence. The hearing was con
tinued until June 25. In the mean time Judge
Kohlsaat. in the United States Circuit Court, will
be asked to decide whether Rhodus Is in contempt
of court for refusing to answer questions put to
him by the attorney for the receiver. The witness'
reply 10 nearly every question intended to enow
who were the stockholders of the defunct concern
was "I cannot remember."
Attaches of the Illinois Insurance- Commission
er's office arrived in Chicago from Springfield dur-
Ing the day and began at once an examination of
the books of the Republic Life Insurance Com
pany, another of the Rhodus Brothers's subsidiary
Institutions.
It was brought out tn-day that the president
end secretary of the Western Agency company, a
pubPidiary of the Rhodus Brothers, were women
clerks employed by the Central Life Securities
Company.
HORSE SHIES, THROWING CLERGYMAN.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.]
Waterbury. Conn.. June 22.— 0n the dug-out road
near Collinsvflle this morning the Rev. F. H. Cop
per, fifty-two years old. while riding with Maurice-
Warner, was thrown down an embankment, his
horse becoming startled at the auto of Charles
p. ■*;. Mr. Copper, who is pastor of the Canton
Street Baptist Church, Colltnsville. was uncon
scious when picked up. He received severe inter
tal Injuries.
Country Property for Sale.
bur lushed Houses to Let — Country.
CVAPE COD —FURNISHED COTTAGE. ON BEACH. 10
) room* modern plumbing; bath: telephone: $273 sea
■So H. SMITH. South Harwich. Mass. •
Country Property for Sale.
rTv~CONN RIVER.— PROPERTY POP SALE: HAS
(J trout* brock and many attractions for a cummer
•"Sbe-hO—* has running water, bath. closet .jet tubs.
;'{; ■ description and picture, on implication. B D. C.
_ock Box I*. Higgacutn, Ccna.
XEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUXE. TUESDAY. JTXE 23, 1908.
THE ANSWER TO THE VACATION QUESTION
>Eff HAMrSHIHJE.
QRANLIDEN HOTEL
LAKE SUNAPEE. NEW HAMPSHIRE.
nne of the flnest hotels in this country. Flsrxine the
Ne« nine-holo golf course. DM tennis courUj.
forfeir drlVM> etc - Elx cotta W* w/ BROWN lt :
WAUMBEK & COTTAGES
Jefferson, N. H., White Mountains
Season June to October
„_.„.._._ CHARI.KS V. MURPHY, M?r.
Whit. Mountain Open Amateur Championship Tour
riament. August 27th. 2«h. 2J»th
WHITE MOrXTAINS.
THE NEW PROFILE HOUSE
fcnH TvrrntT Prlrate <'o»taa;e«.
garage. Open July 1 to Oct. 1^ < , REE j CT _ EAF- Pre «.
Send for hotel circular and" booklet descriptive of Ideal
tour for automobiles.
City Hotel — Vendome — Boston.
CONNKrTTCI'T.
THE CRISWOLD
EASTERN POINT.
NEW LONDON, CONN.
NOW OPEN.
rrxEBT -e-ar^afg^-jg—^
T«o and a half hours from New York
\;r.equalled Fallinß. a "» In XK ' n A^r n r S obUln|r -
Driving. Tennis. Golf. Dancing.
For Booklet. Hate*. &c. address
W J FIEHING Mjrr.. 71 Brondwny. Boom 801.
Also Mgr The Bellevlew. Bellealr. Fla.
EDGEWOOD INN
GREENWICH (on the Sound) CONN.
NOW OPEN
SS miles from New Tork. 30 trains dally.
Superior Stables and Auto Quarters |n ,
Fine Roads for driving and Automobilln«
in a picturesque country.
Casino. Golf. Tennis. Rowllnf?; spac lous „__.-
V«and«. Concert, and Dancing l^^^^^"^
UATFI nDCCII PANBI XV, CONN. 70 miles
CANADA
RICHELIEU & ONTARIO
NAVIGATION CO.
Charmingly Situated Summer Hotels on
the Picturesque Lower St Lawrence
manoir richelieu" H SJESr-
MURRAY BAT. QCE.
THE TADOUSAC **£■££-
TAPOISAC. QCE.
These hl»*-cI«M Summer Hotels are repieta
with ail modern improvement* and the climate
and scenery at these points are unequalled on the
"tot furtlM* particulars and Booklet write, to
managers.
QUEBEC'S GREATEST YEAR
Before and after the Ter-centenary. THE hotel IS
the lake St. Joseph In I.a-.ircntiar Mountains: 100
rooms; sf> minutes from Quebec: station in grounds;
ppecial train service; boatlnsr. fishinc. tennis. Rolf,
croquet; all electric appliances; telegraph. Hates.
$° "i 0 up. Best New York management. rite for
booklet. Manaeer. Lake St. Joseph Hotel. Quebec
Long Island Real Estate for Sale.
ftqslcn|||gffstat?4
ROSLYN, LONG ISLAND,
has an environment of
Culture and Refinement.
For years the Wheatley Hills of
northern Long Island have drawn
to this beautiful region scores of
well-to-do New Yorkers, who have
built fine homes, and under whose
patronage excellent schools and
churches have grown and thrived.
In the heart of this region lies
Roslyn Estates, immediately ad
joining , the town of Roslyn — a
picturesque rolling woodland de
veloped as a residence park an
ideal location for an all year
around home out of the city, 45
minutes' ride from New York.
Dean Alvord Co.,
277 Broadway, N. Y.
Real Estate.
An error
made in the examination
of Real Estate Title may
cause the owner endless
trouble and loss. If we
examine the Title and in
sure it we assume all lia
bility and cost of litiga
tion.
Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust
Company
c iEK»Mu. $9,500,000
87 Liberty Street, R» Liberty Street.
M A ATTAIN.
ISS Moßtai«a« Street. Br»«klyB.
RULAND & WHITING GO.
REAL ESTATE
5 BEEKMAN ST. NEW YORK
KIVKR VIF.W MANOR
Is New Y"rk's inr>.st beaAltiful suburb.
To Let for Business Purposes.
Very Desirabh Store and
Basemen!
1364 Broadway
TO LET
WTTTI TtrfSKKVATIO.V OF ONB TTTVDvm.
Apply to Renting Agnnt.
610 Tribune Building,
154 Naaasu St.
lit nl Estate Loans.
FIRST AND RESPOND MORTGAOE MONET TO I/>\N;
application from principals only. ';E<">K<;E, M. E»IH
<;.'>TT. !•">* Broadway. Tel. KB3 3 Cortlandt.
ADVERTISEMENTS anil «nh»Tlptlon« for Th« Tribune
J\_ received at their Uptown Office, No. X3«4 Broadway,
between .I«th and 37th »U.; until ft o"elock p. m. Adver
tisement* received at the following branch offl «•• »t
regular office, rates until fi o'clock p. m, viz : 264 «th
aye . n ■ cor. 23d St.: 181 rtth «v«, cor. 12th St.; 92 Bast
34th »? . 2-">T W««t 421 et.. b»tw»en 7th and Bth ayes.;
263 West 125 th at.; 133* 3d aye.. "
JfBW JERSEY.
LOCATION
THE
FINEST ON
THE
BEACH
Opens June 2Mb
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ND D A
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~~ HOTEL MARLBOROUGH,
Grand Aye.. Asbury Park. N. J.
Leading all year round hotel
Room« single, or en suite, with private bath*.
_^g^lgne^ ei '^'s^ CTC TO t N-.
HOTEL COLONIAL, nort a^ burt
Sth Ay». and Ocean. New and modern.
Now open.- B^ie? * » "^^g^SILVA.
HOTEL BRISTOL,^^O^
Enlarged and remodelled. Ele ant t^ths
Booker' " 8 Vera ' &en b^t HILYARD-^
HOTEL THEDFORD)rh rt Ave As^ r o"c ear,
Modernized. Booklet. Phone H. DUFFIELD.
SELECT FAM IL rHOTEI. ON THE
THE WELLINGTON, ASBURT PARK.
Rooms with bath. Phone S. r .S. B. P. SMITH.
COLEMAN HOUSE.
ASBIRY PARK. >'. J.
A whole square on the Ocean.
Thoroughly modernized. 50 Suites with private b»thfc
Bookie^ FRANK B. CO>OYKK.
* HOTEL LYSXHAVEX
Asbury Park. N. J. 2nd A" c. and Klnrsley St.
B:ock from Ocean. Accom.. 200 guests.
Booklet. Telephone 374. J. R. WHYTE.
HOTEL MOXMOCTH.
ASBL'RY PARK. N. J.
On th« O<»an front. Hot and Cold Salt Water Baths.
WM. APFLEGATE. Prop.
A SBURY PARK BOOKLET. AND HOTEL, RATES
J\. sent on request to Information Bureau, Mattisoa
avenue. Asbury Park. N. J. ■
OCEAN GROVE.
HOTEL MAJESTIC DIRECTLY OX BEACH.
flu ICL ifIAJCO lIU Open from March Ist to
A_xd Oct. 16. Elevator. Book-
THE QUEEN CLEMENT& clement.
THE COLONIAL^^k. *
Fine ocean view. Spacious verandas.
Booklet 6. FOSTER.
THE ALLAIRE BFBU £/' AK *
Direct ocean front. Booklet. E. M RICHARDSON.
THE ALBERTSON,
MAM.OTOKING. N. J. A -.
DIRECTLY ON THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
SEND FOR BOOKLET.
J. R. ALBERTSON. Prop.
THE
{B)arlborott3l3 -=
f- (CAPACITY 1100). •
with its beautiful and spacious Exchanges ana Boa
Galleries, overlooking two blocks of central Ocean
front, Its large rooms -with private baths, each »up
plied with eea water. Its exquisite music, reflneJ
patronage and general air of elegance and taste la
Its decorations and furnishings, la particular)/
attractive Aurln,^^^ am
GREAT SUMMER SEASON
of June. July. August and September.
White service: both American and European Plan*.
Ownership Management — Joslah White A Son*.
CHALFONTE
ATLANTIC CITT. ft. J.
THE LEEDS COMPANY
HOTEL DENNIS.
Atlantic City. N. J.
This bouse Is delightfully located directly on th« beach
■md has an unobstructed view of the ocean and boardwalk.
WALTER J. BUZBY.
NEAR NEW MILLION DOLLAR PIER.
HOTEL OSTEND,
Boston Aye. and Boardwalk. Block Ocean front. Atlantic
Cltv, N. J. 400 rooms overlook ocean. 100 with bath Sea
water bath*. Heated pea water swimming pool. White
service. Orchestra. Special terms. $12.50 to $20 weekly.
American plan Coach meets trains. Literature mailed.
NEW YORK OFFICE. 2*3 FOURTH AYE.
'Phone 6246 GrS-TT.ercy. P. P. RAHTER. Manager.
GALEN HALL
HOTEL AND SANATORIUM.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
A few weeks In our comfortable and elegant house,
with every modern convenience and superior table and
service, will be a great restorer.
Baths for pleasure or health for ladles and gentlemen,
with trained attendants only.
F. L. YOUNG. General Manager.
HOTEL MORTON
r>rr'ii am, n«ar beewh. Atlantlo City. N. J. — Open mM
the year. Fine table. Suite* with private bath. Hand*
M>me"ly furnished. Perfect aaultary arrangements. El»
vator to all floors, Special rate, lor winter. Capacity 23*.
MBS. N. E. HATNES, Owner and Proprietor.
TUr R ALSTON Atlantic City. Place.
I fit. IX_>*a-»O 1 V^l^. Atlantic City. N. J.
Celebrated for HOME comforts. Quiet jurmunrilnKS. Re
fined patronage. Near Ocean front at Young's Pier. Ex
cellent cuisine. Booklet. CORA BENEDICT TAYLOR.
THE ORTLEY INN,
PQUAN BEACH. ORTLEY. N. J. On the Sea Shore Una
of Penna. R. R.. seventy miles from New York and Phlla.
Fine surf bathing, Balling and fishing. Rates $10 to
$17.50 per week. Opens June 2f>th for 23d Season For
particulars, address JOHN J. BENSON.
Prince George Hotel. 14 East 2Sth St.. N. Y.
MASSA* HISF.TTS.
HOTF;L ASPINWALL £^.x. x -
The Berkshire Hills
Dry, Cool Climate — Pure Water.
Fine Auto Garage and Livery.
O. I). SKAVEY, . . . MUTHUHIB
Choice Villa Sites For Sale.
THE NANEPASHEMET
MARIii.KHF.AI> NK(K. MASK.
Opens Jun» IB Klneat loc-ation on North Shore.
Every room ocean view. Special rates for June. Circular
STOCKBRIDGE, »rt.r
«*■» HeatonHallop«ns'
IN THE middle of June.
BERKSHIRES. AllenT B3f~*
New York Office. Hotel Lomcacret
Riione ISLAND.
WHICH HILL HOUSE and COTTAGES
Watch Hill. H. I. ,
OPENS JULY IST.
On the Ocean.
Beautiful roatls for automoblllns;.
Finest Golf Links on the Atlantic Coast.
Tennis Courts. Ocean Bathing.
Moderate rates.
Address B H. YARD.
VIWRRTIKBMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
received hi their Uptown Office. No. 1364 Broadway.
b»-t»e«n Rfith and 37th *ts until $> o'clock p m Adver
tisements received at the following branch offices at
r»frular effice rates until ft o'clock p. m.. vlj ■. 2ft4 Sth
a , . , cor. 23d «t.: 163 «th aye.. cor. 12th it.; 92 Hast
14th St.; 257 Wett 424 St.. b*tw«en 7th and Bth ayes.;
HOTEL CRAMATAN
BRONXVILLE, WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N. Y.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR
, -♦ »» Clients as a result of th« recent P.ri. which 610. not tnterf«r» vt*v «.„
immediately rep aced by a flr . pr r,of hulking that has attracted t» Its-lf . rnosT^reln^ 0 " **
discriminating clientele I^ng^«'an^.l a epho^ mn^ n . fnM "^'t »«!» .l^trlet^
Large public rooms ann »p«' lv ""
MOST MODERATE RATES of any FIRST CLASS HOTEL Near v
« , v.. . „,„„,«, fr^m th- r rr »n«1 Central P'^lon via Harlem niv of rh, »; T r "•
Saturday evening. Send for booklet and *t>«H«.l ■-imm-r
J. J. LANNIN COMPANY, Proprietors.
Also Props. Garden City Hotel, Garden City, L I.
A^E^V^Hor-SE. LAKE PT.ACTD. »! «
THE RUISSEAUMONT
and COTTAGES. I-aI««> Plax-id L N. T.
OPEN JUNE TO OCTOBER.
An Ideal Resort for Rest and Recreation. Pult
with private baths. For *£*-*££$££. MaraA
(Formerly Ass't Manager Waldorf-Astoria. N. V->
LAKE PLACID ADIRONDACK
GRAND VIEW HOTEL
Op-n June to October. GOLF. Canoeing, all Adirondack
attractions- Address. THOS PARKES.
Booklets at Town & Country. 2*7 4th At*.
White face 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 AdJress
HARRINGTON MILLS. Whltefa'-e. N. Y.
I PAUL SMITH'S
I ADIRONOACKS
■ Odrood and St. Reel* Chain of Lake*.
■ Through train service -'.'■ and nl|ht. N~»
■ York Central Lines — Paul Smith's Railway.
B Hlrert r>lre«- New York Stork_Kich«ng»^___
Opens Jnne 2Sth
opev. '4k ADIROMDACKS
MODERN jfev EUZABETHTOWS.
HOTEL. 'Afc BOOKLET
S m>.M°l^ POOL. Wft^^U-do Relloc,
W. S. KELLOGG V/L * Son
r.nn.l H^'.'l. N. Y. City. Ttod*.
WAWRFFK HOTEL AND
"AW DC CIV COTTAGES.
ITPER SARANAC I.ARE, Adirondack*.
Open June 20th to October Ist.
Weekly rates. $21.00 per week upwards,
Ppe.cla.l terms for early season.
Private cottages suitable for families.
All amusements to be found anywhere.
Send for Illustrated booklet and calendar.
J.BEN HART, Wawboek. N. Y.
MORLEY'S
Hotel and cottages In th» heart of the Adirondack
overlooking two of the most beautiful lakes In th*
region. Trout fishing, baas fishing, boating, bathing,
bowling. pool, tennis, music, house physician. Sani
tary plumbing. Pure, spring water. Ko pulmonary
Invalids. Artistic catalogues.
MORLET'S. Lake Pleasant. Hamilton Co.. V. T.
ADIRONDACK 3.
DEER'S HEAD INN,
Ellzabethtown. N. T. Golf; automobile bea<?qnarter&
B. T. STETSON.
ADIRONDACK HOrSE. Indian Lak». Hamilton Co.
N. T.— Accomm'Tiates 25. Rates fr"m S* to $12 per
we^k and 12 per day. Mn. E. MEAD. Prop.
MANHANSET
= rHOUSE=S==
SHELTER ISLAND. N. T.
TTTEJ HOTEL JSE LUXE OF LONG ISLAND.
100 baths. Long Distance Telephones in Rooms. Opens
June 25. N>w Management.
Ppecial features, celebratlnsr H'Mneromlns; 'vr««lt. which
ends July 5. Write for particulars of Automobile Rac«
for Touring Cars. Quests accr>mm"<late«i now. Address
J. HULL DAVIDSON*. Mirr.. MANHANSET HOUSE.
Suffolk County, x. Y.
ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y.ll
a . THOUSAND ISLAND HOUSE. m
O. G. STAPLES. PROP-R. Opens Juno 25.
For engagement of room* apply to ttm H. WARBUR
TON. Princ« George Hnte!. 14 East 2Sth st . N. T.
I IIIIIIII SHARON SPRINGS, N. Y.
UHIUII CH. SAUER & SON,
HOTEL Proprietors
WILL OPEN" FOR THE SEASON* OK JTNE 27TH.
SARATOGA SPRINGS
WINDSOR HOTEL
OPENS JT"L.Y IST.
Special Ratea on Application.
i R. G. SMYTH. L«s«»«.
SARATOGA SPRINGS N. Y. "i^r
Open Jun« 1. American and Eur<rp»an plan. Special
rates for season Modern Improvements. Excellent
cuisine. M. LIPPNER. Proprietor.
THE INN AT HIGH POINT.
A hl«;h altitude mountain r**ort. Grand Scenery.
Elevation. 2.000 ft. Beautiful Lak». Modern hotel.
Superior service Orchestra. Tennis. Billiards. Croquet.
Boating. Livery, Fishing.
- ST. JOHN' * SON. Tort J-rvm. N. T.
PROSPECT HOUSE.
Shelter l-'.in.l Height*. 1.. I.
Op»ns June 2Mh. Yachting. BathTnir. O.^lf, Driving. Ten
nis, etc. Special rates for July. Booklet.
R T. Martin. Mannirer.
THE COLUMBIAN
1.000 Island Park. St. Lawrence River. X. Y.
The best located and most attractive hotel among
the Thousand Islands Excellent cuisine. Orchestra
and all amusements. Now Open. Booklet.
1.. A. JOHNSON. Prop.
f Ml I H I IT*TH
WATER GAP HOUSE
I>EL.*.WARE WATER CAP. PA.
Now open. Remains open until December Second
season. Same ownership, management. Capacity 500
A Mountain Paradise. Highest altitude; coolest loca
tion: no humidity. Situated In the midst of Its own
private, magnificent park Far removed from the noise
and dust of public highways and railroads but within
easy access of both. Entirely rebuilt 1007 at a cost
of over J10O.00O.0O; now THE FINEST EQfIPPEn
BEST APPOINTED AND LARGEST HOTEL- IV
THIS REGION. Running mountain spring water in
ail rooms. Private tiled baths, aW publlo baths"
steam heat: open lo s fireplaces. Electric l!,h .'
hydraulic elevator; telegraph and telephones White
service. Cuisine of highest standard Own Green
houses, farm, and dairy of registered cows Every
outdoor sport and Indoor amusement. Orchestra. Fre
Quent social functions. Ridlna; academy. K olt links
(tarage and livery within the grounds. Booklet of
camera view, and official auto maps mailed ell -*2l
rat *"- JOHN PfRDy COPI
THE KITTATINNY,
nBUWARB WATER GAP PA.
«« l £pi OB Tk» MOST MODERN. AND TUB mm
H ,°7* EL tOOI - KST LOCATION, Derive, the full benefit
° n^ Xc % I cau " e<l hy th> "Oapa" formation. Ta*ie
eupplled from Hotel's Farm. Orchestra, social diversion*,
write for , booklet "howing Hotel. Ktttatlnny Park scenes,
official auto maps. Livery. R ara«e, saddle horses. DM
iT/^f" 1 nn ' eeta 1111 UiUn> - American Plan. also
A la carte, o FRANK OPE.
NEW PPRUCH CABIN INN.
WHERE YOU CAN CATCH THOCT.
Kooma eu suite and with bath.
Booklet. W. J. 4 11 D. FRIC&
Canadensta P. O. Fa.
rpilE ESSICK. 2500 FT. IN ALLEGHENIES—GOLT
J. ««nnls. fishing, orchestra, casino, furnished cottaiea.
«nam heat, excellent cuisine; booklet. H. M. ESSICK.
'■ * ■ i''|rll, F*ft.
A I>\ iTI EMENTS and subscriptions for Th» Trtbun.
*. V received "their Uptown Office. No. 1334 Broadway.
t«-reen 3«th and 87th at. . until 9 o'clock p. m. Adver
tisements received at th* following branch office* at
regular office rates until 8 o'clock * to!T viz ° 2*4 atS
&W- .', %£ KNK N " St **'«•«> 7 «h and Sth a™.
I i££ I?" 1 •' - • 13 - V M "*•■ between T«»h ami 77»h
!" ■',V^ X L 3A av#> n '* r Htßt •« - »"»• »« »*••• near Sftth
St.; 15TK.it i:»th lit . 7R* Tr«mont »v».; 650 iji.
SI any American district Telegraph Offle*. '
jfKW TORE.
NEW TORR.
THE BERT PT.ACE TO «rp\r> Tfln> ._
vAf r^ ; Sx '^
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
The high altitude of th!« er^, mn , ID , * ilo
ranging from 2.000 to 4-I^o '... TS?. U iL < " ltt ?*.
Important factor In the «•■.,. . of a " rl * **"••'««
In addUlonto the prl^.e parU, .hV,^!'^*
hotels and boardln* hnn««« amid the rriL, • 7^ * >M *
towerln* era«» la this ronntry of .eeSc h^T'?* •**
wUdwood charm*. ' § " m ° b<?a «' »b<J
The Ulster 6: Delaware R. d
offer* «np»rh train **- - wlthnnt - „ .,. «f .1 l *
'»"» Philadelphia. .ler*. r rity .irf >™ VotkTA
point* In him popular mummer re", rt " * otk -»»«l»a
The Rip Van Winkle Flyer le*ve« **, T nrt ._.
Ut... vU West .'•bore R. R.. at I »>| ork ? '""« <«<
i TTh^MMimmrr time "■ hMnl * for m«ig of im aMY
Th« #;Catsklll; Catsklll Mountain Lfraf-i- «_.„_> ....
slvelj. of parlor cars with obiariatton^w -t-»
New York on week la v, at 10 o'clock A M iff
popular feature of th» s»rvir,. «-. U »
An Illustrated Sammer Book with man «• ... r
kill, and list of hotel, and b«.rtto"|SiJ h^
seat free on receipt of * rent* po«tace ""• wm *
N. A. SIM 3. Genl Pas«e-,.. A?. a *
X?r.g»'*n. I T
■"" — -•
THE GRAND FIOTIX rOMPA-fT 1
G-TI^JSTJD HOTEL
CatftkH) Mountains. >' i i
TirURSDAT. JUNE 23TH. MM
Through coach and <Jra-»tn? room -» ■*-»?«
i from New Tor* direct to hot«l grounds. aihW-.
over 2.000 feet- ~"'J-«
Passenger elevator to ail Soon. Rooms ii 3 » . „
en suite with private baths. Booklet. ■■»•»
For terms and full information apply tn i-ul
Murray. Mana^-r. mo Broa4*a 7 '.-«*„■>(■ W'
2«tth St.). N-w Tork TH.ph"M 474<TjLa'2),
After June) 2.Vh aJdress The Grass Hotel Co-
paay. HUhmonnt P. P. V ?. l Wa '
Manhattan
Beach Hotel
NOW OPEN.
Concerts by Maurice Lev j and His Band.
New Automobile Road Direct to the Hotel
WiLJ I HCGHES. Room Clerk.
Fhone> 600. Con-y :«, uj-j
Oriental Hotel
MANHATTAN BEACH
OPENS JUNL 23TH
J. P. GREAVES, Manager
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PUI
NEW RESTAURANT
NEW AUTOMOBILE ROAD, DIRECT TO MTEI
Booking Offlce, 289 *• - Ava. Tv C*B j.-i=ercr.
FOR SUMMER HOIK,
OUTING OR VACATION
LONG ISLAND
"Where Cooling ftre»ze* Blouf
Over iOO Mile, nt Phor»
on (Ve«a. Pound and Bay*.
Descriptive book containing list •"*" * sote!s an* bctri
tef cottages. fr»- an application .- -• followtsi L. L
R. R. ticket o=ces: 120 B«r. 09 Fifth a**. Mail
W. 125 th St.. M T. City; 3U roMas rt.. F«T=- •
mailed on receipt of «c. pr>»ta<« if -" Cim^ Pu»f
Agent. L I. R. R.. 293 Fifth aye.. v»-» Tort
GARDEN CITY HOTEL
CARLOS CITY -..LONG £U>3
18 mile* from New Tori. Open d th* V*"
J. J. LAXNIX CO.. PROPRIETORS.
A SUMMER RESORT Or THE FIRST^ CLASS
MIZZEN TOP
HOTEL
AND COTTAGES
On Crest of Quaker Hill.
PAWLING. NL Y.
IETo-w- Open-.
Tw© femurs from N-w York ■ Iry via Harlem B- i*«u*C
feet elevation; c!»!!*!!tful • :r- :r.i:-** i li l ' r ' r "!_' „. a»
etc. : new private baths. Booklets ar. : .r.?»rn*t:oß *- -r
plica too. .
W. P. CHASE, also Hotel Grenoble,
B6TH ST. AND 7TH AYE.. N. T. C m
THE EARLINuTON
Richfield Springs. N. Y. j
GASHERIE DE WITT. Proprietor.
Remodeled and Renovated ?hrr " l h< lt V 9te l IS
The largest, most modern in i up-to-date an ,
Central New York. New open.
Opposite the Famous Sulphur ■»•
Golf. Tennl«. Boatlnc and Pfl>W
Write for Booklet, rate*, *' ■' ,
BRIARCLIFF LODGE,
Briarcliff Manor, New York.^
A practical summer home for th» N * w . T'l,—.^!
ness man. New York Central trains '' >*""
On« hour fro-n New York. Aut«moN.e ss ' 11 r .*, 1 ,, 3 .ii
borough to the Lodjce. ten minures. The f* IL >«tt
tiful of the Hudson River Hilts Altlt '*-t_^-5 *
New York Office. »H ••* "P." P . Sk^-
Sunset park inn
HAiNr.- PAUA N T. • « „„
D«llr Concerts by the renowned M '^ •' .
CUIMne and service unsurpas»e,l. ,p^ t^\ a a.
O. C. BECKER. Prop.. ■>!■»■ FaU«. *^^.
HOTEL MARION. "»«^
NOW OPEN. 4 »t'»«« t "
A resort when. «ueet. can spend •.•"<« "^'upei* ,-,•.
|D« DellKhtfully situated on W ..' sh ° r * wH hSu? *£»
VEGETABLES. POL'LTRT. MILK AND FKo*
macadam roads, with weU-e<iuljP<M '^'^ MxS ytU
"MOUNTAIN AND LAKE RESORJV;
A beautiful Summer tlekst •»»
b- obtained free at any Laekawaan* BaliTO*J___
wot 9 WOOXW.-OCBUS MOCFB ££-S
X ta«;e« opens June 13th. Located on z< " „, |aaa
Ul»«^i«*-hTpr.ct.r^i at .ea; JSyS^S
breeie*. Excellent surf and still "*'•' „ uuj »«*'
ft,hln,c and sailing. Modern J»prw«n« v ""
Addreea E. M. BILLARX*. Point & ttoo«3»- —
VERMONT.
OP IN VERMONT
That a the place for a Real *'•"<£,%. M $V " ■>*
»umm«r climate; unequalled •<*"*£• C Ua try «*•?
week at hotels, farm and *llla*» t ?™l\'lr** of U**
In heart or C.reen Mountain and on •»£ g^g
Champlaln. Express trains <«»": N<1 ~ }£ no-v** 9 _i
••Summer Homea." A. Un«- _^L_toNS. *J4 ***"
"Summer Homes." A. >>• b^lm-* 4 *"
way. New fHI . ■ —
LAKE BOMOSEEN , ,V r rp&.
sanlt*rv plumbing b.nJ to." vir.u.ai