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9
B EALTYTNITY ASSURE U
BIG MEETIXG OF OTTXEMS.
Plan to Get Taxpayers to Take Con
certed Action on Citu Affairs.
A irwtlre of reprMWitativw of ssa various real
«tate interests of this city *-as held yesterday
afternoon la the rooms Ht the- Allied Real Estata
Interests 8f this State, at No. 1«> Broadway. Tli*
object of th« matins was to conewi^r the ad
risabillty of formin« a union of the different
toroagb real rstate. oriranizatlons for the purpos*
or taking action on matters which affect the city
«ta«C«. such as rapid transit and the city tni,l*:et.
Mo«t of the organizations invited to taK* part In
th* BMtlng were represent.^. A resolution was
s._- that the Board of F.stimate and Arpor
tlonniwit bo requestod to fix a day in October for
a tetrin* OB the tentative bu<lc*t of the city for
thaeoßtac y«r. and that tho h«nr.« *• JcW ■*"
<lavs after the tentative bu,lare« I*= framed, so that
7 i^be Panted and then carefully ««« ln^ b >
t JS-ers before It Is submitted to the Board of
£££>«. It mis ab» resolved that at the t>r*T
teg^uffldent time be allowed taxpayers and cstic s ti-
TeL *ppearins befor* the board to iUti fully whj
they 4c^ in favor of Increases or decreases of
certain lteras of the bud^t.
Ex-Senator Georpe W. Brush, president of the
B-ooklvn I^aeiM. pr«id-d. Addresses were mad«
£TSS KS^S the Allied Real jhgjg
te'rests; Dhvhl A. OlarKson. pr^.dort of th R.^
r^atase a Ipm *««» brick triple flathousc. with
<,'««. on . pM 35x9-^ Irr^ular. at the southwest
corner of 14Pth St. nd Pronx ave.. tojmiam M
l^Tf Hull ave . »4 Sis. a l>i->t- ■«" h*. «"
of ISth Ft. The deal Involves t».«»0.
P«*e & Bliman sold for Louis Lahm and Annie
GottSeb to A. W. Ciark No. 315 West R3d St.. a four
.tory awl basemrnt dwelling house, on a plot =0x
"pfa^n & Hobbs sold for Rose O'Connor to a
client for occupancy the S4 story dweUin, house
133 West EStfc st.. on a plot »«55xM0 fee- Th^_
*-ere also the brokers In the recent sale st No. .4.
West End ave. for Beatrice R. Hoyt.
Th« McViclcar-Gaillard Realty CWimr sold for
« lli Duer to a client No. €2 West 87th st a four
Ftory and basement dwelling house, on a lot 28v100.S
feet-
7.Y THE Al(TIO\ ROOMS.
Sale of a Greemxick Village Home
at Foreclosure.
Two parcels comprised the auction budget yes
terday in the Real Estate Exchange salesrooms.
No. 14 and 16 V«wy street. The results were as
follows:
iSiiSliii
tltii -exc. wheh A M Gro.f hni on MroOT 13 1808. or
vd«h; M-» Arthur ave. e w oor of rt 1£ • xVO.
ZTWF*. 2 l& m. four 3 mm y bH^ ««* ft »^
each K.«a*9 - : ■**■ n , '„? „I h *
«l^ MaJle avo "xW cor of 3Tth «ory double flat h
S6 lll"3 ixl.T' «: varar.t; vol sale: 1= Ellndge Et.
m mi
m t\ tliJtolWM***.?: tw, §M
rtor« : also 1«T.2 an.l 1« l»rk ave « w eorof £j%*^
Ijn « storv ten h and »«t<)rr; also -tV» arul JW. lll '^ n
M.SXW. MW Bftrtobll: two 4 Mory ten hs
«n«%torlr ; PaJie Fag-n..m a*t A E Iggn *_ *£**£
O Pow7r. trartee. act David W L-'iss^'lS.
ren. any: GII En^l. ref; amt <Ju ? «. U« -'• I "^VoJ
s . 4rt ~»- Rolitiin? av.- p e i-or of 141st ?t, »-«lw.in
1114500 vacant- J> r.n Thalman ft a!, rec-vrs. agt . Louij
C<AerT et'al- A L-Veirtrutt. attv; J %V Hyde, ref; amt
aut It B p.rk^"«U«.ll: l> f to ••'•■■ t r n h; TM H p O»no
it e of Part rr *««» II; 6 rt«rj i^n »: M B «e Q«~»
« ai act Horrta /• • aw «>t al: M. ■«.;»:■■;. M A. T a.t .;.
TL. 3 T. -ri-k-.- r.' aiut due. $2T..4*» 75; tans. «*c »!*:
1* ft w of Kh ave. 1W.11.5 rtOT
ler, h; Jmnl- Thayer ap Clar«-n<* 1 vr*. ; r rt al . JJ.V
Hvde -■•• B J Lufivlgh. ref. amt due, J22.3H3 'M. tax^>.
S?»S* l«h a-., s w cor of 21.'.th st. s«>.llifirt. vacant;
also Srarfwar. k * «W «« SOSib it. K1.7xV7.3x74.Hx64;
vat-ant Lawyer*- T I <v Tr '■■■ .-■ Tluth Mackey »-t al;
P E l»c«n. aity: E B La F»-tra, i-f si I due. $:^.4t»i b.-:
taxes. etc 11.433 11.
By Samuel Marx: 2?-C EMzaJjeth ft. - B. 1"-» 2 ft n of
Prince st. . .j.i ix'.'i'.T 0 sty t*-n h sn<3 4 Fty ten
li in rear; Henr Hartfk-ld apt P I' ArriteUi et al: MS
HofTTian »t'\ . Marr«-i Levy, r< f amt du«". $:..7(iii ,1;
taxes, •etc. J1.10W10: suh '■ a v.tr* of J2o.O»f>: Fox Ft.
■w f li'«u ft a of Lor.pßofxl arc 900x100 ft. vacant: G F
Jnfrr.^on wrt M ■ «-f Gr«-nl»u7n «-t a): Ferrins & Rofser,
• tiTs: H S J Flyr.n r.r smt due. HC.2SSBS; taaaa. t-tc,
Jl.r.S7 »s.
By . r\-sa L K'-ri' : .V.4 UM at, «a, 3«0 ft eof
■i— d» ay. 17xJW.Jl ft; 4 at] •«•% b; A I> Flemine spt
•*\ W Ramsey «-t al: Adaana A- H. attyj.; A H Kamir.fky.
t»f: atnt 6w>, *i Tr.- (*; i,\.;. etc, J^."T"^: tub to a
rrlor a -.pe of JI2X>OO.
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.
Barney MayboS has sold for K. P. Treschmann
• lot. 2^xloo feet, at the southeast corner of lS2d sU
•lir! Buchanan Place.
Joseph F. A. OTDaaMO }.a>< hU to a client for
Catherine I>oran a four s=l«ry Finale flathouse,
with stores, on a lot 3>xSo f*ot. at the northeast
coraex < -T tM ai Baal M ave. He has also leased
thr- CQaaMr store of tftM building for t«n years.
John J. Kavanarh has j=old Nr a client No. M
Madison &v*., a four story and basement dwelling;
house, on lot 20.4x1<*..5 Beet, between 75th and 76tn
rtf.; also mM for Oeftrud« Oillir to Palmer
Cooliflge. lor occupancy. Nr. fS East 77th et., a
f*ur etory and tiH^m<>m Awc-Illng house, on a lot
t5Cx302.2 iMI The same broker recently POld JCo.
taj aMSjofniriK and similar, to Mrs. C I^. Best, for
WtptUicy.
l>ouis H I>owenstein has i=r>ld for th<* Barney
I>tat» Company No. lE2 Madison av»., a three
story building, on a lot 20x75 fee.t. The purcha.-er
lnt«r<d» to m;-ke exteorfvc alterations and u«e the
■mH-l for baaaaMM parposes.
J. C Houph has f-old for a client to Jacob WinX
ler the five Ptory pirtele flr.thOTi^e No. ifA West SM
H,«na let 3Rrxlll.3x irregular. Agnes D. Roblr.son
bold? title
J. J. Hagjrerty hap »=old the tiro family frame
faouee Max 3423 I>irnrfeliow ave_. on lot 25x100 feet,
for Alfred Nelson to John R*yno!de.
A $600,000 DOWNTOWN LEASE.
The. Charles F Noyes Company has leaped for
tr>« Golden Hill bulldina; Company fKenry S.
Tr»«Trix>tt"n. president) to the Ocean Arcldent and
Guarantee Corporation rUnritodl the two upper
floors of the In!«ura.nc« buildirf: ■<»■ r<ein^ erected
<m a. plot **>x125 feet at the northwest corner at
John Br.d William sis. The l*-ase i« for a lonK
term of years, at en eesrregrate rental of aboejt
••W.Wt Each >«r Till! contain about 9,000 square
fe«x cf space.
HOSPITAL PLAYGROUND PROJECT.
Plans *.\c-r >■■■ yoFt^rday i>.!'^ Build ir.^f Sup«r
lrt*r.dent Murphy for reaM#aMnaj th«- hoiith addi
tion of th« adminiEtratii.'t! bulldins of Roosevelt
Hospital. It is in the middle of tka hospital
FTOunds, in 6&th yt The plans «■! provide a new
roof playground for children. A flat fireproof t led
roof laid •• n '■•■.■■. ••• ratal and finished with
a hipr! fence of wire lattice will replace th* old
peaVed roof. The improvements will cost CCO).
Mason B. Strong is the .hitei-t.
THIRD AVE. SITE LEASED.
Albert H. Bultman has laaaai to Henry I»aur^rt
th« northeast corner of 3«th tt. and 3d avc-.. a
plot 28.6x51 f^t. for a tf-rin r,f elxty-ihrce years,
at an aeKr^gate rental H S2M.4M.
BUY SITE FOR APARTMENT HOUSE.
Tne City Re:,! Estate. Company has *'\<l to t!»
Tlm*» Realty *r.<3 <"or;Ftruri!on Company a plot
of about fi* lot* at Um MrtlNHi ■> rn< r of ISM ft.
' mat Waslilnctoa ave. The buyer Intends to lm-
prove the property by 'erecting ' a M*h class «•!•
>*ator apartment hbu*e.
TO ALTER TWO EAST SIDE BUILDINGS.
CARS FAIL FROM HRiIHiE.
Structure. Weakened by Flames,
Gwf M'.i.v Sir Killed.
11l Arir. J U n* l*« ."or roun.Hn, a
curve e.,t of liaUup. X. M.. t.<a->. t£* W^ I
iT h. Overland Umlted). on th Sant» V. d*^
onto a burntr.* irMge. Thr *n S ln. *«^-> three ca« 9
f^ n «:«n d r ana «— «i Io - psllpr t«,n-
RJ en were Instantly kUUM. Fin^en p««engers ■»
Injured.
EXPLOSION KILLS FOUR PERSONS.
Three Severely Hurt— Man Blown Through
Window Over Adjoining Roof.
San Fran,isoo. June S.-l-\>ur I'ersons are dead
and thro, otbor. MWrif I^T^^'S^?
an explosioa followed by a Ore to-day in he groceo
,ore of John Sweeny, in l^amond street The
o«use of th, explosion li not known So great «as
the force of the I |llllH that I Frederick eenj .
entv-nve v.ars old. wa. thrown through a wta
dow and over the roof of a one .tory building ad
jo.r.ingr.
•UNDERGROUND RCAD" FOR WOMEN.
Route Used for Bringing in -White Slaves"
Unearthed by Inspectors.
Chicago. June =9.-In MM States District At
torney Edward Sims's crusade against the traffic
in alien women, an •■underground railroad, simi
lar to that used before the Civil War in smuggling
nesroes from the South into Northern States has
been unearthed by immigration Inspectors and S
cret Service men.
Women have been brought, it Is said, from
France Russia and other foreign countries to St.
John> 'Newfoundland, and to Anticosti Island, near
the mouth of the St. Lawrence River. From these
Place* they have been taken to Montreal in prl
v,te yachts and up the Richelieu Kiver to Rouse's
Point N T Steps have been taken to break up
this "underground railroad" and to capture the
women now said to be en route to Chicago.
TRYING TO SETTLE STATE DEBT SUIT.
• '
Counsel for Virginia and West Virginia To
Be Heard by C. E. littlefield.
Washington, June 29.-Prellminary stops looking to
the adjudl mof the Virginia- West Virginia debt
Butt, now pending In the Supreme Court of the United
Stat.? were taken at a conference here to-day
between ex-Representative Charles E. Littlefield.
of Maine, and counsel for the two states. It was
decided that the first formal hearing in the case
shaii be held at Richmond. Va., on November 9.
before Mr. L-ittlefleld. the master in the proceed
ings. That date was selected in order to permit
conferences between counsel representing Virginia
and West Virginia, with a view. If possible, to
reaching an agreement on many minor points in
volved in the case.
Those present at the conference In addition to
Mr. Littlef.eld were Attorney General William A.
Anderson, of West Virginia, and Holmes Conrad
and Randolph Harrison, representing Virginia;
Attorney General William G. Conley, of West Vir
ginia; Professor Hogg. John G. Carlisle and Mr.
Mulholland. representing West Virginia, and Mr.
Robinson, of New York, representing the bond
holders.
The dispute arose over the creation of the State
of Wt-st Virginia out of the original domain of
Virginia and the proper apportionment ot the
bonded debt of the latter state. Just what amount
la involved cannot be estimated. The original one
third which the Virginia contestants set apart as
the portion of West Virginia was between $30.
t«»,000 an4 SJO.OUO.WO. The settlement of the amount
of interest to be paid Is one of the most Impor
tant features of the suit.
Vn furnished Apartments to Let. 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.
One large and beautifully decorated apartment oil each floor, with ideal South
ern exposure.
These apartments are strictly high class in every respect; they consist of 10
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.
Each apartment possesses the privacy of a private dwelling and no expense has
been spared in making them the most attractive and comfortable in the city.
Must be seen to be appreciated. Leases commence October Ist.
For farther par't'caiars avplylo A. P. COBURM on premises.
Real Estate.
Loans
at satisfactory rates of in
terest on desirable im
proved property can be
had from this Company.
Make your applications
without delay and they
will have prompt and
careful consideration.
Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust
Company
"SSSttA $9,500,000
«T Liberty Street. Ri» MWerty Street.
MA*IJATTA*.
IAS M*Blai«e Hirer!. Brooklym.
THE WORLD'S BROADEST GUARANTEE
Buy at Ma-rlboio, and If a_t any time within one. two
or three months from date- of purchase y.. u .an buy In
all Brooklyn what Is in your opinion a b-tt#r t.ar«*in
(»>xrlud)nic' our own properties), with »><iu:il improve
m«nta and u»««port*tlo« and on similar t.-rmp. oobm
to our oflicc and we will either adjust our price to
,-our complete satisfaction or Klve you roar money back
immediately. You don"t have to prove It. All we ask
Is an honent umtement of facts.
Thl« 1° perfert ItKAI. KSTATK IN^l ICAN* to you.
Everr one know* |lr..oUl.Tii I«t» are .lieii|»r^c (valu«
riinnlderrd) «n i-nrth. and our* ur- guaranteed rhrup
f»t in Ilnxiklvn. What m.irp <-«ui >«u a»k?
"" "' ' WOOli. IIAIi.MOV ft «OMIAV\
MAIN OFFICE: 261 BR<iAI>V\AV NEW YORK.
' " •Phone C'.TO Cortlandt.
RULAND & WHITING CO.
REAL ESTATE
6 BEEKMIN ST. NEW YORK
"rnrr HOUSE PLAN nOOKO. AMERICAN ARCHI-
I'KLL t» : tur»l A*io^iatlon. 261 Hroadway. N«w York.
la N>w Vork'» mntl boauliful mburb
\\" .E FOR "INVESTMENT NAILS AND A HAM
\\ j^«r." Jaa.aKa E«tar«a. S.>* Flft-b »v»_ Haai t«*
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. JTSE 30. 1908
CATCH ALLEGED PIRATE.
Cutter Captures Man in Stolen
Schooner — Companions Escape.
t'Uu-nu'\ Juri« 20.—John Seavcy, arrested on
W\*r\\ ttea v;util Wanderer MWMI miles north of
Vrttukfort. Mich., lv United States deputy mar
ißAlt, Who I.'"' followed him for more thnn a
xv.. -k tn th«> rrvfinue cutter Tusoarora with a
warrant charging him with pioallng the 45-ton
»chccn«? Nrllio fokaaflOa at IfvlltaaSMi Mich., on
May 11. Wi!!< lr.Mi |it to Chicago to-day and
lodcvd In Jail. Seavey and two companions are
al!et*Hl to have Mtanfl the schooner whllo her
LMMs»llll»r 'Captain McCormlck, was on shore,
huA abandoned her later at Frankfort.
Milwaukee. June 20.-Cnptaln U. H. Ueber
roth, of t!u> revenue cutter Tuscurora, who ar
rived In Milwaukee to-day, says the arrest of
John Seaver followed a lively ohaso of several
hours, .luring which tho speed of the revenue
cutter Ml M great that the heat In the smoke
stnok burned off nil the paint, and she is under
going repairs in tl;o harbor at Milwaukee.
Seavey. who had been a member of the crew
of the Nellie Johnson, is alleged to have seized
the nihl with two companions, William i^
oulst. wanted in Chicago for alleged counter
felting, and Hugh- Colton. both of whom have
disappeared and are being sought by the au
thorities. , ,
The specific crime with which Seavey will b,
charged is that of running away with a vessel
upon which ho is a seaman, which comes under
the l^ad of piracy and which means that he
may be fined, if found guilty, not more than
$10,000 or imprisoned at hard labor not more
than ten years, or both. His companions can be
similarly dealt with.
ATEST MOVE.
UEAHST'S I,
Shearn Tries to Prove Ballot Boxes
Were Stuffed.
Efforts to prove that ballot boxes were stuffed
to steal the municipal election of 1905 from William
Randolph Hearst were put forth yesterday by Clar
ence J. Shearn when the recount case was resumed
Lefore Justice Lambert. The Hearst lawyers de
clared that more ballots had been accounted for
on the tally sheets of 150 ballot boxes than there
were names on the pollbooks.
This contention was laughed to scorn by Eu
gene Lamb Richards and ex-Justice Hasbrouck,
lawyers for Mayor McClellan, but neither side had
made any particular tabulation of the results of
the recount as compared with the pollbooks, so
when Mr. Shearn asked for an adjournment until
to-day on the ground of illness, promising to have
data ready at that time, no objection was made
by the McClellan men.
The jury reassembled before Justice Lambert
yesterday to pass cm the forty-three boxes from.
Richmond, the envelopes of which are missing, and
to decide on the admission of three boxes in ques
tion from Manhattan. Mr. Shearn immediately be
gan to try to prove ballot box stuffing. He had
subpoenaed lit) of the poll books from the office of
the State Superintendent of Elections.
Krnest Edwin Murray, of the New York Audit
Company, swore that he had totalled the number
of names appearing on the pollbooks of the Bth
Election District of the 6th Assembly District,
finding that there were 230 names with addresses
and ballot numbers against them, and seventy-nine
with no ballot numbers against them. It appeared,
he said, that S&9 votes had been cast, according to
the pollbooks. Mr. Shearn declared that the re
count showed there were 393 ballots In the box
and envelope, an excess of thirty-four.
Under examination by Mr. Richards, Murray ad
mitted that he had not examined the book of regis
try, the pollbooks in the County Clerk's office nor
the ballot clerk's returns. Mr. Richards insisted
that no such excess of ballots was shown, accord
ing to the jjollbooks in the County Clerk's office.
There were supposed to be three sets of pollbooks—
one deposited with the bureau of elections, one
with the County CTerk and one with the State
Superintendent of Ejections. Naturally, the figures
In all should be identical.
T!i>- election law provides that If there should be
found in boxes and envelopes a number of votes
in excess of that indicated by the pollbooks all
the ballots should be replaced in the box, the
number in excess drawn out by lot and the re
maining ballots counted and the result declared
official.
Long Island Heal Estate for Sale.
W^^^ttut^
ROSLYN. LONG ISLAND
In the Very Heart
of the Wheatley Hills
Roslvn Estates is a 300-acre
residence park in the most beauti
ful, most healthful region of Long
Island. A rolling woodland, with
fine old trees, dainty spring-fed
lakes, shady park roads and every
charm which Nature and Art can'
supply.
Plots of \'z acre to 5 acres are
now selling at prices which are
sure to largely increase when the
Estates are better known. Present
tnnsit service 45 minutes to New
York.
DEAN ALVORD CO.
27 7 Broadwfty. N. Y.
7t'< y// Estate Loans.
ITMRST AND SIiCOND MOBTOAOK IfONBT TO 1/iAN;
J? api>!lc-ati"iia frori principals only. GI-XIIUIS M
EHRGOTT, ISti Broadway. Tel. BftM- Cortlandt.
Furnished Houses to Let — Country.
T^OR RENT.— HANDSOMELY htuNISIIKI > COT
i? • leg* at SKA OATK. f«'lng M(U; cevtn jMM tod;
rooms. t»o bath*, reduced r«»ual. W. 8 bi:. - IvAlli, H..
Broadway, Houin 614.
THESE COLUMNS ANSWER
THE VACATION QUESTION
KIW /F.ngET.
HDarlbovouQb- SBlcnbeim
/CAPACITY 1 100)
atiractlv. «J" rln \ TI>ANTIc CITY ,
GRKAT SI MMF.n SKAHON
HOTEL DENNIS
ATLANTIC CITT, N. J. '.
JSS .'ST. £ r«£S%^'K.°~
, n bo.ra..iu. WALTRR J. BUSBY.
CHALFONTE"
ATLANTIC CITV. y.JI.
TIIK I.F.FDS COMPANY
GALE HALL
lIOTKL AM) SANATORIUM,
ATLANTIC CITV. N- J.
A f»w weeks In «ur comfortable and elegant noime.
with every modern convenience and auperior table- and
"Da^Torpfc^uf/or heaHta'for ladles and gent.emen.
with trained "g r Topwa q.,^ TT a"
"HOTEL Morton
milnla Are.. n«ar b*a h. Atlaotlo City. N. J.— Opea >0
year. lSfi» tabl.. Suite, with privat. bath. Hand
♦emely furnished. Perfect .a..!t»ry arrangement* tl»
»ator to all floors. Special rat for winttr. Capacity 23A
MBS. N. K. HAINES, Owner and Proprietor.
NEAR NEW MILLION DOLLAR I'IKR.
HOTEL OSTEND,
Boston Ave. ami Hoardwalk. Block Ocean front. Atlantic
City N. J. 400 rooms overlook ocean. 100 with bath. Sea
water baths. Heated sea water tmmlr.g pool. Wl.lce
service. Orchestra. Special terms. »12.50 to $1» weekly.
American plan. Coach meets train*. I,k>'rat-.'re mailed.
NEW YORK OFFICE. 2SO .FOURTH AVE.
•Phono Grtir.«rcy. D. P. RAHTER. Manager.
-r T> A I CTAW 12S St. James Place.
THE K- ALSTON, Atlantic City, N. J.
Celebrated for HOME comforts. Quiet surroundings. Re
flnprl catronage. Near Ocean front at lounica I'trr. Ei
«Uent culsinf. Booklet. CORA BENEDICT TAYLOR-
TiTE TORTLEY INN,
EQUAN BEACH. ORTLEY. N. J. On the Sea Shore LIB*
of Penna. B. R.. eeveuty miles from New York and Fhila.
Fine «urf bathing, sailing and fishing. Rates 510 to
Sl7 f>o per week. Now o^en for ~3U beason. tor par
ticulars address JOHN J. BENSON.
THE ALBERTSON,
MANLOTOKING. N'. J.
DIRECTLY ON THE ATI-ANTIC OCEAN.
SEND FOR BOOKLET.
J. R. ALBERTSON. Prop.
OCEAN GROVE.
UflTEl II ICCTIf* DIRECTLY ON BEACH.
HOTEL MWtbTIU c£Z*£^££
THE QUEEN CLEMENT & CLEMENT.
HE OUt t R CLEMENT & CLEMENT.
THE COLONIALISM *
Fine- ocean view. Spacious * randaa.
Booklet. S. FOSTER.
THE ALLAIRE mma 7.J^ mm
Direct ocean front_J3ooklet. E. K. RICHARDSON^
COLEMAN HOUSE.
ASIHHV PARK. N. J.
A whnle itqiiHre on the Orean.
HOTEL MABLBOROUGH,
Grand Ave., Asl'iiry Park, N. J.
Loading all >*>ar round hot*>l.
Room« single or en suite, with private baths.
Bvenlnjf dinners. Orchestral i-onoerts.
Booklet. Telephone. A. M. SBXTON.
A MODERN HOTEL BT THE SKA.
HOTEL COLUMBIA, A l! 11 YY T PARK
AND nOTTAOJES,
MAINTAINING A RHFINED J'ATROXAOE.
OPENS JINK Ho. CAPACITY 40<>. BOOKLET.
\V lIARVKV JUNKS. Ownpr.
OCEAN HOTEL.
ASBURY I ARK. N. J.
I/arKest i)t the leading hotels.
GEO. I- ATKINS' SONS.
HOTEL COLONIAL, SOB BURt
Bth Ave. and Ocean. New and modern.
Catering to a refined patronage.
Now open. Booklet. MRS. T. V. SILVA. Prop.
HOTEL BRISTOL. | nirect Oceari FronL
Kniarged and remodelled. Klosant baths.
Spacious veraadas. Evening dinners. Music.
Booklet. BANTA & IIUAAKD.
.j/k I I I TUmrftDlV North Ahbury I'ark.
HOILL IrILUrUKU,,;,h Ave. n-ar O«an.
ModdrnUed. Booklet. I'hone H. DUFFIEUfc
■BLKCT FAMILY HOTEL ON THE BEACH.
•r-UK WELLINGTON,
Rooms with bath. Phone 3r.S. 13. D. SMITH.
nOTEL T.YNNHAVKN.
A»bury Park. N. J. 2nd Ave. and Kingsley St.
Block from Ocean. Accom., 200 guests.
Booklet. Telephone 374. J. R. WHYTE.
IIOTIX MON'.MOITH
ASBURY I'AKK. N J.
On tha Ocean front. Hot and <"01.l Salt Water Baths.
\VM. APPLEQATE. Irop.
\ BBURT PARK BOOKLKI. AND HOTEL RATES
J~t_ sent on request to Information Bureau, Mattlson
avenue. Asbury Park. N. J.
NKW HAMPSHIRE.
WAUMBEK & COTTAGES
Jefferson, X. 11., White Mountain*
Season June to October
BOOKLET. CHAHUFS V. Ml'Rl'HT, M S r.
While Mountain Open Oolf Amateur Championship Tour
cament. August I'Tth. I'fcth. ath.
lIIIOHR IHLAXD.
WATCH HILL HOUSE and COTTAGES
Watch Hill, R. I.
OPENS JtLV IST.
On lha Orean.
Beautiful roa.ls for nutomnblllna:.
Finest r.olf Unki; on the- Atlantic L
Tennis Courts Ocean Bathing.
Moderate rates.
A-ldress B, H. YAIU).
To Let for Business Purposes.
Very OesirabU Stord and
Basemen!
1364 Broadway
TO LET
WITH TIKSERVATION OF OXB mvnnw
Apply to Renting Agent.
§10 Tribune Building,
154 Naiuu fit.
Country Property to Let.
* STOUIA.— TO RENT— HOUSES. TWELVE AND
rooms; Improvement*. Wardell «t.. near AND
. luht rooma; Improvementa r>o Wartell at., nr.»r farry.
17K>B RENT, NEAR OCEAN. — BOARDING UOUSK.
.. refiirnlahml. cn|iuclt\- 40; also six new iip-tu-ilatu
liousea raducud rates. JUDQB VIS. llrudlcy Jic.icl.
N J
City Property for Side.
Hrt«)AI>WAV. MORTHWKBT COHNI-IR nV ItKADE HT..
Aftt<xl24, for sale; one pf tha iiir.nl d«flrabl« .-•■
r»r* downtown. Apply tu VVM. C. WALKtIK'S SONS.
I"j'j 11 roadway.
NEW TORR.
THE BEST PIJ%CE TjTTrKNn VWR SCMMEB
VACATION IHIN TIIE HISTORIC. FICTU
CATskTLL SD MOUNTAINS
Tl.b lilkli altitude of thli «reat mountat.i ■•nlltriom.
ratiKlnc from 2.000 to 4.000 feet ahoTe the ••»■'■"■
Important factor In the .rlectlon of a -iimmer h«m»_
in Nddltion lo the prlrat. pnrkii there are o»«r I.WW
hotel* anil bonnlln* hoUM-a amlil the «reeo Helda •»*
towerlnc crng« In thlc «-ountrjr of »cenlo beauty and
u lid wood charms.
The Ulster & Delaware R. R.
on>m miperb train wrrlre with .it rh«n«e of car. b»
twern I'lilln<lriphl». .ler«ey (II) and >ew \ork. anU all
polut* In Ilili piipiiliir hununrr rrsort. . .
The Itio Van Winkle H.ver leave* >ew Tiork <4.d
St.). via W>»l Shore K. It., »t 1 o'clock P . M
The Miinmrr time schedule for aeu»on of l»0« Is now
In The C : Catskill Mountain Limited." composed exelu-
The '•CafskMl Mountain Limit"'!." romp"«e<l •v.'-. l
slvely of pnrlor enrs with observation car. leavln*
New York on week days at 10 o'clock A. M . Is a
' °An Illitstrnted .Summer Book, with map of the C«ti»
kllls and lint of hotels and bo»rdln« house*. wIU «>•
ki-nt free on receipt of 8 cents pontHge.
N. A. SIMS. Gen'l Passenger Agent.
Kingston. K T.
GRAND HOTEL
CATSKILL.H >IOITNTAI>'S. >'. V.
NOW OPEN.
Through conrh and drawing room car e«"vlc«
I from New York direct to hotel grounds. Altituflo
I over 2.1100 fe«>t. n , ,
I'asß«>nKer elevator to all floora. Room» alngiy
| or on suite, with private bath.
For terms and full Information address
THE OIIAND HOTEL. CO..
; Hlghmount P. 0.. N. T.
SUNSET PARK INN
HAI.NK3 FALLS, N. Y. Catakllls* finest HoUI.
Uallr Concert* ■ by th« renowned Holland Tri«.
Cuisine anil service unnurpassed. Kleva:ors.
O. C. KKIt. rrr.p.. llalne» FiiJU. »w Vork
SARATOGA SPRINGS N. ]. 'KSIT;
Open Juno 1. American an.l European plan. SP*','' 1 »'
5i.',",,."" ""°° "° J " n M.'^Pp"EK"pr<,?rt. C .'"r'"
SARATOGA SPRINGS
WINDSOR HOTEL
OrEXS .HI.V IST.
Bpecial Kates on Application.
. R. G. SMYTH. Lessee,
A SUMMER RESORT OF THE FIRST CLASS.
MIZZEN TOP
HOTEL
AND COTTAQES
On Crest of Quaker Hill,
PAWLING, N. Y.
NOW OPEN.
Two hours from New York City via Harlem R. R.: 1.-jO
feet elevation; delightful surroundings: golf, tennis, music,
etc.; new private baths. BDOkteti an-i information on ap
plication.
W. P. CHASE, also Hotel Grenoble,
CCTH ST. AND 7TH ave.. N'. T. c.
FGB SUMMER HOME, OUTING OR VACATION
LONG I SLA D
"Where Coolm§ Breezes BIoic."
Over 400 Mill* of Shore
on Ocean. Sound nn<l Kays.
Descriptive book containing list of hotels and
boar.l'.ng cottages, free on application at the
following I. I R. H. ticket offices: 120 B'way.
!..-. Fifth ave.. and 51 W. I2stn st.. N. T. City:
836 Fulton St.. U'klyn. or mailed on receipt of
6c postasa bv the Gcb'l Pas.s'r Agent, L. I.
H H . 2«3 Fifth ave.. New York.
Manhattan
Beach Hotel
NOW OPEN.
Concerts by Maurice Levi and His Rand.
New Automobile Road Direct to tha Hotel
WILLIAM lllt,lltS. Room Clerk.
I'hone 600. Coney lalaod
ORIENTAL HOTEL
MANHATTAN BEACH
Now Open
J. P. GREAVES, Manager
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN
NEW RESTAURANT
NEW AUTOMOBILE ROAD, DIRECT TO HOTEL
I JOINT O" WOODS.— OCEAN lIOt'SE AND CXsT
tagts opens June 15th. Located on the famous Fire
breezes. Excellent surf and still water bathing, blue
fishing and &ai!ing. Modern Improvements this year.
Address K. K. BILLAKD. I'jlnt O' Wooda.
"MOUNTAIN AND LAKE RESORTS."
A beautlfal Summer Book of 112 pages, illustrated, may
be obtained free at any Lackawanna Railroad ticket oflioa.
rt.N.\BVIVAM.\.
'J|te<-I;il K:ite« uud Attraction* Over July 4th
WATER GAP HOUSE
HEL.WVAKK WATER GAP. PA.
Now open. Remains open ui' til December. Second
season. Same own« rship. management. Capacity 500
A Mountufn Parudise. Highest altiturl*: coolest loca
tion; no humidity. Situated In the midst of Its own
private magnificent park. Far removed from tho noise
and dust nt public highways and railroads, but within
easy access of both. Entirely rebuilt, IHO7. at a cost
of over $100,000.00; now THE FINEST EQUIPPED
BEST APPOINTED AND UAROKaTT HOTEL IN
THIS REGION. Itunninjc mountain spring water in
all rooms. I'rtviue tl'.ed baths, alao public baths:
steam heat: open log fireplaces. -trie lignts*
hydraullc elevator; telcsrraph and telephones White
service. Cul«ln« of highest standard. Own green
houses, farms and dairy of registered cows Every
outdoor pport and indoor amusement. Orchestra. Fr«
quent social functions. Riding academy, golf links
garage and livery within tho grounds. Booklet of
camera views and official auto maps mailed. Coaches
meet all trains. Special June and July and season
ratts. JOHN PUHDY COPE
THE KITTATINNY,
I'RLAWAIIK WATER GAP. PA.
UUIGEST. MOST MODSRN, A.NU THE LBAOINO
HOTKI. COOLEST IX)CATION. I>erivea tho full benefit
of tho breere» caused by the "Gap'*'" formation. Tabl»
aupplled fiom Ho*«l*a Farm. Orvh^stra. social diversions.
Write for booklet showing Hotel. Klttatlnny Park scenea,
oßicial auto maps. Uvcry, garage, saddle horses. Kuta
tinny coach meeta ull train*. American Plan, also
A la Carte. G. FRANK COPE.
milß ESSICK. 2300 FT. IN Al.l.El'.llEN GOLF
_1_ t«nnU. f.sh'Pß. on heat ra. casino. (urnlshed rottages,
ll»m hent. excellent cuisine; booklet. H. M. ESSICK.
Esalck HelgtiU. Va.
rONNKCTU I T.
THE CRISWOLD
EASTERN INT.
NEW LONDON, CONN.
NOW OI'KN.
PMai Nt-w Management. '
FINEST SUMMER RESORT HOTEL IN AMEKICV
Two 1:11.1 11 half I. ..ins froa New York
Unequalled B%Hlng. Battalas. Automobliiig.
Driving. r.iuiis. «iolf. Dancifiß.
Fur Booklet. Rntes. A.-, address
W. .1. I'I.KMINO. M«r.
Also Mgr. The Bellertew. Uelleatr. Fla»
VEIt.MOXT.
UP IN VERMONT
That's the place fur a Real Vacation. ult delightful
summer climate; uneyun'.led scenery $5 to $10 a
wi-k nt hotels, farm und villa** hoinoa. cuuntry camp*
In heart of (irern Mountattia ansl on shores of Lake
LhamMaln. Ejipreaa trains from Now York and Boston
via Central Veriiiout lino. Srnd Co for ISO-pace 111
"Summer Home*." A. W. ECCLESTONE. SSS iiruid
»«y. Now York.
LAKE BOMOSEEN i £S3S2g3&
li'tn $8 lo *I*. m C. MOUND. Prop.. HyJeville. VL
rpilia PROSPECT AND COTTAGES. ON LAKB BOMO
i- tc«n. CaitUtoo, Vermont, — Ktrcirlc light*. d«w gar***,
unitary i luiubin*. beml for circular. li. B. KLLIa, Mgr.
1 NFW VO.'tK.
ADrRO>T>ACK».
BTEVEN3 HOUSE. UKC FLACID. X. T.
BOOKLET ON* REQUEST.
IN THE HF.ART OF THE ADIRONDACK*. ~~~
TH| RUISSEAUMONT
■ n-< rOTTAOES. l.ahf PlarM. >* T.
OPEN JUNE TO OCTOBER.
An Ideal Resort for R««t »a'l R*cr»af!on. 9i)tt«s
with private batha. For ratea an-1 bonkl*t a4.lr>t*
E. H. PATRICK. Mar.a<.r.
(Formerly Aaart Manager Waldorf- N. T.»
LAKE PLACID " ADIRONDACKS
GRAND VIEW HOTEL
Open Jan* to Ocr*>h»r. fJOf,F*. C*«n«»»ina:. an A<i:ron-laeli
attractions. Address. TIIOS. PARKE."
Booklets at Town & Country. 2S" 4th Av<».
| PAUL SMITH'S
■ IX THE
I ADIRONDACKS
H O«»oo«l an<l St. Regl* fbala of 1. >»'»»«
■ Through train «*rvl<-^ day ami rlarh*. v»ir
■ Tork OMatMl Lin»s^ — Panl Smith's Rtliwar
UL—l2i r *l±- "'l'"'— N>w '»rU Stork Rxrhanr*
ope*. *4fc ADIRONDACKS
MODERN ijj :: * I/AHKIHr
HOTEL. *fy A noZkliT.
BTTniMING roOL «A <ri '* n ' ! ' KrHo,,
W. 8. KELLOGO. **&** * Son -
Grand Hotel. N. Y. City. *%■* Prou*.
WAWBEEK HOTEL AND
If H If D C C IV COTT4QES.
IFPER SARAXAC I..AKK. \-11r..n.| ,
Open June 20th to October Ist.
Weekly rates. 121 00 p»r w»«J« upwards.
Special. terms for eariy seaion.
Prtrate cottages i«ulfTM»> for taaaflaaa
All amusements to b« found anywhere.
Bend for lllu»rrate'l booklet and calendar.
J.BEN HART. Wawbeek. N. Y.
LEY'S
Hotel and cottages in the heart of th* Ad!ron<la«.*s.
overlooking two of th<» most b»autiful lak»^ In th*
region. Trout flshlns, baas flahing. boatinr. bathing.
bowling, pool, tennis, music, house physician. Suni
tary plumbing. Pur» spring water. No pulmon*ry
lavalMa. Artistic catalogues.
MORLEY'S. Lake Pleasant- Hamilton C*. N. T.
ADIRONDACKS.
DEER'S HEAD INN,
Elliabethtown. N. T. Gclf; automobile headquarter*.
B. F. 6TETSON.
ADIRONDACK lIOCSE. Indian I.ak«. Hamilton C*.
N. Y. — Accommodates 23. Rates from SS to $13 pet
week and %'i per day. Mra. E. MEAD. Propi
HOTEL GRAMATAN
BRONXVILLE.
WESTCHESTER COUMTY, N. Y.
' OPEN* Ar.L THE YEAB
No diwomfort to SJSMSSi as a -»«';> ft th«
recent tire, which did not interfere with th<»
public rooms or the service. The damage
d'ine was confined la one bedroom wts( only,
whl'.ii win be Immediately replaced by a fire
proof, building larger and handsomer in every
way. Every eomfort of a hotel of the highest
rsasa. conducted in a nanner that has at
tracted to itself a most exclusive and aSansav
lnatlnn clientele. Larg? public roomi and spa
cious verandas. No m<>«multn^».
MOST MODFRATE RATES of anr FIRST
CLASS HOTEL Near N. T.
Only thirty minutes from the Grand Centra!
Ptation via Hari»m Div. of the N. Y. CaM
H. R.. M trains daily: golf, tennis, driving and
motoring. Fine orchestra. larg» ballroom. Send
for booklet and special summer rat-.-s.
J. J. I.A.NMN COMPANV. Proprietors
AIM Props. Garden City Hotel. Garden Cltr. T.. 1.
GARDEN CITY HOTEL
GARIjKN iTT LONG lal-A-NB
IS miles f;om New York. Open a.l the y*ar.
J. J. LAXNIN CO.. PROPRIETORS.
BRIARCLIFF LODGE,
Briarcliff Manor. New York.
A practical summer home for the N<"r York bust*
ness man New York iVnlml trains to Scarborough
One hour from New York. Automobtla Service. 9e«r
borough to the I.ofipe. t.-n minutes. Th» Hotel Be»«
tifut of the Hudson Rlv-r HBIa Altituda 320 f»aC
Naw York OSce. s'* 48th »t Phone 3-J7*— 3*th 3t.
D P. PI.fMER. Manager.
~ THE EARLINGTON
Richfield Springs. N. Y.
GASHERIE DE WITT Proprietor.
Remoi'eled an.l RenovateJ throughout
Tho largest, most modern and up-to-dato hotel Is)
Central N--.v York. Now open.
Opposite the Famous Sulphur Baths.
iiolf. Trani*. ISoatinsr and DrivlnK-
Write for Booklet, rates, etc
THE COLUMBIAN
1,000 Inland Park. St Lawrenc* R!»er. X. T.
The best located and most attra.tiva hotel among
the Thousand Islands. Excellent culsln*. Orchestr*
and all amusements. Now Open. Booklet.
L. \. JOHNSON'. Fro|».
HOTEL MARION.
NOW OPEN'.
A resort where guests can spend a moat enjoyablo out-
Ing. Delightfully situated on West Shore. Superb »iew,
large, airy and bright rooms, with or with lut priv«t»
baths. FARM CONNECTED WITH HOTEL. FRESH
VEGETABLES, POULTRY. MILK AND FRLIT. Fla«
n^acadam rueda. with well-equipped livery.
JOS. H. StARVEL.
ALEXANDRIA EAY, N. Y.
THOUSAND ISLAND HOUSE.
O. (i. STAPLE?. PROF"R. N^w <rj«*
For enjws'emer.t of rooms apply to the ■•»;
PROSPECT HOUSE.
• Shelter lalaad Height*. L. I.
Now open. Yachting, liathing. i.^lf, Driving. T«ona»>
«tc. Special rat«» for July. Booklet.
R. T. MARTIN. Manager.
TME INN AT MKitl I>OINT.
A hlsh attitut!* mountain resort. Grand Scenery.
Elevation. 2.000 ft. Beautiful Lake. Modern hotel.
Superior aervlce. Orchestra. Tennis. Billiards. cro<ju«t.
Boating. Livery, Ftshintr.
RT. JOHN* A DON. Tort JerM». N T.
ma>*a< 111 rri.
STOCKBRIDGE, "^.1,"
MASS. Heaton Hall opens
IN THE " iddlaolhw
BERKSHIRE M^ZF"*
rscr*.
New Tork OSct. Hotel
EDQEWOOD INN
GRLLNWICH (on the Sound) CON.N.
NOW OPEN
f8 miles from New Tork. SO trains dally.
(Superior btables and Auto Qa*xt»r».
nu« Kv«J» for ilrlvtn* and Auuwa»Wll?«
in a plriur«-*i'.:e country.
Caair.o. Uolf. T«nnU. B«wlln«: spactous _ _
VaranJ**. Cuneert* and l>»ncln dally T?* V™ fc
1. V. SIMPSON*. .*««•
UATCI ISDCCU daxbi'ky. coys, to mttM
HOTEL uKcEn, ■ .-I>t». K A ***&£££s£
to da te. M ecea. of A uto Tourists. K A- IANTV- ELL V~r.
Country Hoard.
T)LEAS?ANT. QUIET COUNTRY HOME. TERMS. «T.
J, J. H. COLVILLE. AlenJhara. N J

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