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Fourth Avenue Line Expected
To Be Completed Next Year.
OESIGNS OF NEW STATIONS
??ht Tracks Hav? Born Laid
Oerttin Places Where
O^nncctions ArePlannrd.
? ?rorh OB the Fourth ave
?il the
if tl M ii ti .?* i- Bl ?
llon.
ourth
? Brooklya la Mtpect
ed early next year
this BUbway u far as
,..,., aere lat ln Norember. 1MB The
,v?rk will he Bbottl $16.
JJg T>, sectloaa now Balihed were
than two reari
? ncemei t of work.
?Joeoi ":P ?'xt",!,lon of thls
ibw.r ? urth av4 nu froia Bd
*. . ecently award*
T'by ':':'' ' ' 1,;'issl'>n'
From thi Manhattan
there will be !li1' ? 0_
ilnple f
Tf,e Inter'or flr.'.yh of the itatlom of
9 ll BBUCh lllB*
oier ln iffact than In the lUtkma of the
old Mbwa* '" aro t,,e<* *n'1 ,h0
crtiinas aw ? ?**???
Tiere B ? r ri ? -?? 'ourae al
tk- , . md platforms,
above n' h an unhroken expan-e ot
whlte tUe eltendfl about nln* feet hiKh.
At thB larel there ls a har.d of colored
Bosalv tll< ' lintot the statlon name
U,d aome ornnmentatlon.
Tbe sUe wall lurfaoaa above thls 1- vel
in corered wlth white mosalc tilo. Dn
l_e the present lubway, the tracks are
leparated by ooacrotl walls so that only
one platform will be in view a*. Btetlona,
Nearly all o.' the Fourth avenue pave
nant has UOW been repla,-ed The re
Boval of the oriclna) parkways ar.d the
nbadtutl. n ?>' i narrow line of rentllator
openlng* have had the effect of Wldenlng
the rosdway ?' Fourth avenue ooneld
erab'.y.
In the Flalbuali avenue extenelon tne
lurfacc has bcaa r-rraded to tho orlplnal
leraL Taott i ranaat la I
ttnaion ? ' ** s"
I none will U- placed by the subwav con
j Uactor. Paving wlll be done by the bor
, ough authorlties
Ashland Place is to be permanently wl
; daaed ta sevmty-nve feet by taking t
? Btrlp along th" west side.
ln UM \U:iiltv of the Academy of Musi.
thara la atlll mccta work to ba done bt
for< tha Btreet caa be reatorod, but lha
I eontraetor la belng urge.i t.. eomplete hli
i wora thora a.? boob aa i^hsibie.
At a* tbe new Btructuit
bUlll by runnalllng under the weet
..-ii.i oi the Atlantic av. mh- atatlon of th.
.vay.
Tlu- tunnalttng methoda were unusually
Ingenloua and attraoted tha attentlon of
-?' ii- rall)
Tlu- praaent subway waa aiiiiln encoun
"?'??; 10 tiu turn from Flatbuab. avenue
:-i'.: int.. Fuiton atreet. At thla
I om; th.- naw BUbWO) iun.< alonKslde tha
Bld 'ii. an.l Ij ron-ld.-raiily DelOW It. M
that it araa necoasa y to naderptn lt.
the old lUbwaj, alao tarries the
Of tlu- Fultoi, Btreet hlevated
Rallway it Wlll be t,e.-ii that great care ls
neceaaarj*.
Durlng underplnnlng operations all
Hanhattan-bound eubway tralna arlll con
tlnua lu uaj the yeeond tia.k, and thla
i> tha reaaon arhjr tralna ata now etop*
? at tiu inalda westbound ptatfonn at
Nevina etieet
11. i ..hoi. ."ir.et th. r. la .. atretcb >>f
aboul ..ohj f.-ei of tiu: Largeat, deepeal and
mosi dlfflcult aubwaj arolrli yet attempiad
ri erj au ala and i.-. oceup* ng
tWO k\ ? \y
n.i wan-i v, a i ncO int-i. il ' <?
the Bubgrada ??? ...!. and aa tha
:- Bhnd a.l adjaoent bUlldingfl
ua arplnned in advan(*e;
"l t:. . - . xt. ndlng ua
auIk.
..-?? l.lo. k.i
?
future ulldlng foundstlona.
Tha n a ?-..?? rdrderi t i thi puri
? t f tbi two .levated
rallwi ri croaaliig ln Fulton atn.t and
. must be placed bi-twetn
the biacing Umbera anu under cover of
the roadway aupyortiiiK the aurface car
uacka.
The two I. vels of elevat.d rallway are
maintalned on heavy fianir- towe.a laat*
II t on double lln.s of .ste.-l glrders. The
front parta of th.- Creaceat and Majeatle
tbeatrae were shoi.-d up over the excava
tion without lnterfirn^- arltb P'Tform
Jn Fulton street. ln order to Inaure, that
the llves of tho?- daily paaalng on th**
> cars and ekvated tralna ahall not
. ii is neeeeaary to prosecme
l at a time. This.
. -e, n.ak.-s for BtOWeT pTOgreaB.
E .OUStS AT BAYVIEW. FR-tPUr. l. LONG I&lAhU
The Fourth avenur- suhway Is norninll'
a four-trark Btructure, bul than <:?? ?
many ns ,1-iit tracki ln places when ful
ure connectlons are provWU-d for There
are eifcht statlons, all de_li;ncd to accom
nodate ten-car tralns.
Under the dual arranr.ment the sub
way ls to be operated hy the Brooklyn
Hapid Translt Company to coaaoct lt*
BOBth Brooklyn llnes wlth Manhattan vla
the Manhattan Bridge and a tunnei con
nectlon via MontaKue Btr < ? t
Plant ar< ne* beina perfected to ex
tr-nd fho southern terrmlnufl to Mith street.
Wlth provisi, n for a npur :o Staten Island
More than MOO tnen are Btnployed on
the Broadway and l.exlnKt'-n aven
lM'-s alone Aboul 1,000 nun nre erti
ployed on the Fourth Avenua Bubway, in
Brooklra, aad about NO men -?. thi
-???!? " r, Haa, tn Manhattan,
? total of ?ih'-.ttt 4,7fV> tn<-n em
ployed ,,n the new luba ijrs
a
FINE HOMES AT BAYVIEW.
Bayvtee ia a dellahtful town it nea
nort. I/or? lalaad It ls within HV Ch
reach Of Manhattan. It has line streete
and curbs and la a beautiful suburban
place.
There are many handaome ftnmes at
Bayvlew. amoaa thetn ColonJal villas,
Queen Anne cottane. and seml-bunKalows.
The Onslow-VT ore Company, wlth o.Tlces
at Freeport nnd tn Court Btreet, Brook?
lyn, ls showins tliL-sti kinds of rtriictures.
Nlcholaon ,v Co neaoUated tbe r.-ci-nt
sale for II <\ Smlth to the Al
Eapren Company of Xos. _1S to 2*.
Porty-I ' !i whlch
,-i twelvi.: ,' v 111 be
erected 1
? ,., ;,-.,. ? . ? ttin ? - ? ;? et, now oceu*
by thc expreai
I i throuan
the aarne br
/'partments Can Now Be Found
That Meet Every Demand.
Cyril P Stephenson descrihes. amons
other things. apartment house conditlona
On tbl Kast Side, ln an article on "Rent
iiiR of Apartment Houses" In the last
liaui nf tin- 'Real Ksiate MaKajlno."
"Tbl nen?ral condltlons of apartment
rentlti)' In New York have changed so
tremendoualy durinx tbl last three years
Baai Slde that It has almost al
tered tbe methodi of llvini; In thls fanh
lonable neighborbood
"Where prevlously people were lncllr.ed
t,, take apartments becauae It was tho
only thinj they oouM afford, and ba auae
ll eolved for them the servant Queatlon
,.i rendered bouaeheeplna eondltlona
more casy, t4,-day people are retitltiK
apaitn.imti becauae wtth them come more
,i aurlea and more con>fort, and, although
the teaaatB have to pay In many casea
very hlgh rents. even hlgher than prlvate
houses command, yet they are willlng to
do so on account of what they galn
thtrebty
"When some years ago one could ob
tain only seven to elght roonas and one
bath, wlth the bedroums all along a nar
am pussageway, wlth the dlnlrig room flr.
back un I the drawlng room ln front
oowadayi (-ne can obtaln an apartmeal
iald out In almost :mv manner that the
Indlvldual may require.
iae! been built In
thc dlfferent local! tn h whlch are now be
'.is lonable, aad their lo
have changed wlth the changlng times.
"In other words, it ls the apartment
house to-day whlch Is elther followlng or
l-ailing the trend of the prlvate house
^ection.
"If we take a walk up Park avenue
trom f,2d street as far as Kld street. we
will see on all sldes of us not the old
faahloaad fiat huil-ling, the buildlng ln
which people had t l take apartments be
eaUM th- y MUld Snd no others, but ab
?olutely modern twelve story strucl_res
<if cvitv descrlptlon, varyinjr fiom seven
room tnd two batrs to reventeen rooms
and six bath?, and It would be a very
?asil.M..us :>erson w'.o would be unable to
:ind something to sult hlm ln thls large
\.irlety of bulldings
"There 1* a type whlch ts suitable for
the young msrrled couple, a type which
ll sidtahle for older people, and a type
whlch Is sulted for large famllles. al?
though when lt ls a matter of obtalnlng
more than four famlly bedrooms the
houses whch provlde them are very
llmlted.
"There has probably never been a bet?
ter market for the rentlng of apartments
There ccrtglnly have never been so many
apartments to offer or sb many tenants
who wtsh to occupy them.
"These remarks apply more to the Kast
Slde. of whlch the wrlter has knowledge,
than t e West .-41de, where the condition.)
:,re ?-ntlrelv dlffcrent.
"Thc Baat SIdii dlffers much from the
Weat, ln that In F.ast Side apartments
the glvlng of free rent ls practleally un
known. When a man tnkes an anartment
from October 1 he occuples lt from Octo?
ber 1 and pays rent from that date.
"VVe eannot too stropi'ly urge East Slde
owncrs to make some sacrlfice to keep
thi'- ai lt ls to-day. and not rlsk the
cbaaci of rheapcnlnir their propcrtles and
thereby lowerlnp; values by allowlng a
period of free rent."
VAN CORTLANDT LOT SALE.
On Wcdnesday. at the Exchange Ssles- j
room. Bryan L. Kennelly will sell flve
choice Van Cortlandt Park lots, four of
whlch are on the east f\<\p of Valles ;
avenue, 200 feet north of 264th street. three j
blocks west of Hroadway and Van Cort
laadt Park. The other lot ts on the weat |
alde of Newton avenue, one block from ,
Broadway.
Monday, November 11, Mr Kennelly will
Bdl at executor'i and truatee s sale for
the e-tate of Ja.-nes Bi wen, No. 213 East
i'ij'1 atreet, nr-ar Third avenue, a tlve
story brlck tenement house with two
Btoree
- e
B Nauhelm and I.eopold Blttrolff were
the brokera ln the recently npornd sale
of the Rve-itory buildl a. No. N West
IMth street, for the Caacadi Realty and .
i 'onstructlon Company
high gAgnaaapMPff HOT_ir?
f\% THE
\JM LANGDON
5th Av. and 56th St
NOW OPEN. NEW YORK'S LATEST PASHldNABLE HOTEL.
Apartments may bc had of any rize unfumished
on yearly lease only.
Designed especially for those desiring a quiet atmosphere
of a well ordered horae with all the comturts and advantagei
of a modern hotel.
Restaurant service in the rooms without extra
charge. Bocklets and particulars on request.
EDMUND H. CHATILLON.
TKE FINEST HOTEL BELOW FOURTEENTH STREET.
HOTEL VAN RENSSELAER
15-19 East Eleventh Street, Just Off Fifth Ave.
SELECT RESIDENTIAL SECTION.
High Class Fireproof Apartment Hotel.
Elegantly Furnished. New, Modern, Up to Date.
ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR ROOMS AND BATH.
From $15.00 Per Week Up, inc. Meals.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN.
To rent by thc week. month, ?eason or year, al very attnetta
, _ ol the h.?hest .undim al moderate rate. Table d bote
brea'
For further toformatiot. apply U? JAMES E. KNOTT, Manager. ?
HOTEL AVOr.
Lextngton Ave., at 30th St.,
NEW YORK
Conv.-r.i. nt to shopplng and theatre
centra* t -r. f conatruo
tlon; all rooms outslde ar.d ele
lantl.' furnlahed.
S.-rvicp the best.
??at Lig-ht anfl Alr ln Mew Tork.
Very ittrauUve corner BUitee, con
alBtlriki of parlor, bedroom and
large clooet; Bouthern expo
iure.
PBRMANENT RATES
t21 and $25 Per Week
?EBTAUBAKT A _*a CABTB.
CLUB _BEA_rAST.
BooUat Bant on Berjueat.
FOURTEEN
EAST
SIXTIETH ST.
-?Qulet, Luxurious Raoldantlal Hotel.
AffoidUiK tha Ex. i,i)-U?i?-x and
Eleganeeofa Prrrate ????* dance
Oppoalte tr.r Metropolitan Clal and the
?ih A-.*. ! . . lentral Park.
Apartments. Single oi an Suit*-. rented
furnietaed or unfurnlehed,
for long tr ahort peuodn
EAGER & BABCOCK
MDkTlBKMK'NTh 4Nh Hl'BSCf'lPTIONB
'or Th'i Trtbunt r?-r,|v?<j at tn**ir l.'ptown
?***? No l.K',4 I'.fiitdway, l.^twewn 30th and
*1Xn ?t?. ur.tll V eclock 9. m.
HOTEL IRVING
2b Gramercy Park, 20th St.,
NEAI 4TH AVE.
Fadng thc only Private Park
jo thc City for Children to play
in. The only Hotel in thii part
of the city adapted for retined
families.
American and Kciropean Plans.
Absolutely Fire proof 1-2-3
Rooms and Bath, hirnifhed or
unfumished.
PAR1 OR, BEDROOM AND
p \'iii $30 PER WEEK AND
UP POR TWO PERSONS,
AMERICAN PLAN.
Thc Anderson
io WE i MTH ST.
to?ey, Modern I amily Hole;.
Amer'Cfin P ?n.
Two iir.rl three K?'" \parfi-nr. w-lth
llath Kurnl_hed or V***?***;
I ..,.,,? b] the year. ExrHlent labl".
" i'-ri-Bi-i
Fiote! Benaissance
$\? 5th Ave., Cor. 43d St.
APARTMENTS
The UMBjaea, N*? Totk'a lateit addltlon to
it- nun.'f ' ' ' > hoUla, wa. apaaod
on otoher 1. and lt Inauguretea *. new Maa
ln the hotel li.'n-iry lt. Kom York. or I
tl- r.urpo*. of the, roanairen,ent to c.m '
ll.ls fstabll.hment nloi;-; llr.e. JlfT-r-n.. I
the atereotyp. & hotel.
The rilte*. whlch may be had ln any .lie,
are rented unfurtilah.d on>. for a term of
>rars. ani Bttarattaaa aad Seeeratleaa wi i be
made to ault the n U of leaaata Tha .
. are ?o arranj-d that an entire I
may be comblr.ed to ofter an attra<;tl-.e hom?
for one family
Tho restaurmt featora la worthy of men?
tion. While there la Bl ''''"",
.iining room ea tba raala Ooor. It la t
Ot the mana?-en. laU aruest.
wltb meaH ln thelr epartaaeat* ?*? t*e** '?
havo thnn ln thel; own r.ome. and without
addltlona! exp?r.se. whlch la cu.tomary ln
other >.
Tba I-'in-d n la dei-lKned ln the r'ire*t Wai
jan i nnd tlie color acheme
throughout the hetue bM 1 e. n ta.t-fnlly rar
rl-.l out In tnnr. of hrowtt and goM.
The Ivmgdon wlll be und-t the personal
mnnagemont of Kdmund H rhatlllon. who ta
ali-o tho iiroj.rlctor of the well known Hotel
Le Marqula. at 12 En.t 81?t atreet.
Tba laaaM dniaailraa are tastefuiiy flni-hed
ln pure whito enaii.el. and the bathraoaia ara
e?pecla!:y apeclous. It Is needlesa :n say that
?il th? lat-st appliaaeaa ha\e beaa iristaiie.i
to fa<littate the aarvtee and provide for tho
? uf giiesta.
Th-- loratlon ef UM Betal Avon, at Irxlnf
ton avenue and ZOth -trr-.-t. Is ln a qulet.
rwideatlal .-? - et*T- Wertkt rra, bed
bf rear ear llaea M affordi th- sboppeT aa
u.ual fncllitle*). Th- floor rra,-. Is ao ar
. thnt oar-h r.,oin la an ont.lto ro.nii,
Kl.ln,- UDpla l'Rht sml aunihlne. Fnd*r ?
!.?t maiiauer. this betal is eaodaetad I"
,: .- mitb Um blgbi rt ataadai I al ,--??
vl<-e. aad aataaa to jiermanent and trnnitlont
?ru.at*.
Foi UM transler.t gOaal tho Ilotol Aldlne la
Miiklni: a ?aJltiBl taatara of room aml bath
tor H Dndar the raaaacaaaaol af tho ara
prteter, Mr H. D Waoe, t*"t obm aervlce i.
,,?? od
1? the, old Knlrkerbo-kor .octlon. tho Mriiot
Mailtoii. ?f N<> ? Waa* 8,h Btieel, *"* on? |
./ ihe i". ue la data botela in thla district i
I'nder Iho man.-.K.-m. nt of Mr. K W Mat
lleld. lt f.rosonts an nlr of qulet and renoaa
., , th,- tb* t mini.gement of the pro
r.rlotor. the Betal An.lrrwn. at No. 102 We.t
80th etreet, offers nnlet, blllWbl mirro.mdines,
away ttort lha aaaaa eongi-sted dlstricts, \-t
rendily scresslble.
Tn- Hotol Aberdeen, Nos. 17, 19 and 21
Wo.t 37M atreet. ls niw under the manafe
mont of Joseph B Markol. who Ml|aB ex
tonelve Improvj-monts throughout. 71 n MM
M Um bulldlnt' ot 1100.000 Now and alabor
ate furniture, t-Vi.OO Three hundred larif.
rvitsldo rooma. ?"h Prlvate bath The loea
ilon ls very BBOBaa making It noreenlble to
nll llnes of travel, the tbeatra and shoppln*
dlatrlct.
ADVERTISEMENTS
and SUBSCRIP
TIO -IS ^or THE TRIB
UNK will be received at the
to.lowing Branch Officea,
at Matn Office Rates:
1364 Broadway, 157 East
125th SL, 2o3 West 125th
St., 104 East 14th St., 25 4
8th Ave. an i 1035 3d Ave.
TIT R HOTEL BEVILLE OFFERS V B It Y
DE81R ABLE BUITEB Of k N I N 0 M B I R OF
ROOM8, WITH ILL MODERN IMPBOVB
\r i: \ r s . r ii I B o 0 m B a B B 0 F V A B l o r s
s i z i: B, IQDIPPBD W 11 n L a r G E 0 L 0 s
i: ts. ark WELL PUBNISHBD and well
A BB ANGB1'. I H I X A B L B ( A L A 0ABT B)
A N I) I I B AIM'OI N T M I N T fl IBB 8 T R 1 C T L Y
ri BBT OLAB s. W I L L I R A I N I D W III T E
BEBVANT8 BBNDBB BTBIOTL1 FP-TO
I. \ T F. B B R VIC B T II | PB10BB B Alf G B
FROM TWO D0LLAB8 POB BINOLB ROOMS
UP TO SIX DOLLABB PBB DAY FOR EX
0BPTIONALL1 LABOI ROOMS WITH TWO
B i: D s and B a C II. BUITBB 0ON81811 B Q
OI 'PABLOB, BEDBOOM AND BATH
It a n 11 B F R 0 M f <) B TY DOLLABB P B R
\vi:kk nu riPTBEM BUNDBBD FER YEAR
i f r (> T w E N T Y - W 0 I'll H V N D B I D P E R
y r \ R iioiiMS AND BUITE8 ABB BBKTBD
i: y t 11 B DAY, B I I H i: I B A80M A N D
B Y TBE I E A K. A V E R Y Q F l E T YET C E H -
T B A I. LOC A I I 0 N . AI'I'KaLI N G P A BT 10*
1 I.AHI.Y TO PEOPLE OF REFINEMENT
MADIBOM Avrs-ii: am> edw pi-iumias.
IM il BTREBT HAMAOB1L
HOTEL MAJESTIC
72d Street, at Central Park West
Thc HOTEL MAJESTIC offers to prospective residen
ii.il patrons a few unetpialled suites in one of the largest
and mo^-t cotnfortahle of New York City'? Hotels. The ex
tensivc rebuilding and rcfurni>hing, combined with its loca
tion, aecessibility and quiet, provides every facility for the
home liie desired by a .sclect and rapidly increasing clientele.
( uisine a la Carte. Booklet upon retpiest.
Direction of LOREN R. JOHNSTON, Manager.
HOTEL
ABERDEEN
32d St., Bei B'way & Sth Ave
New anil absolutely fireproof
hotel of 300 Ufht rooms,
witl) private baths.
Rooms, $1.50 & $2 Per Day.
Telephone. 3400- -Mad. Sq.
JOS. E. MARKEL, MGR.
Hotel Aldine
4th Ave., near 29th St.,
The ONLY FIRST CLASS HOTEL
IN NKW VORK CITY OFFERINO
Room and Bath for One Dul'ar
rtimi..- '.410 Mailiaon FOOOH
HOTEL MARLTON,
3 and | XVe?T Sth ?!.. n-ar Sth nv* an.1
Waahlmtton S^are.-Renn,.. toWlUu fam
llv _n,l trnniil.nt hotel; apurtniinip 1. .'. 3
rooma an<| bath.
AMEKHAN AND El'ROPEAN PI.AN8
fonvi nlont locatlon: .levated. autway end
Hudaon T.rralnal eurface cara.
HOTEL
BERKLEY
170 West 74th St,
FaclriK Sherman Square,
Corner of Amaterdam Av.
Closi- to KxprfMH Stiitione of
_?tij_way und EN-veteil
A nm twelve atory famlly hotel:
over 300 rooma: 4-xci-ptlonallv lar?e
and lipl.t. eitra I.ir*? cloaata.
Apartmenta of any alza, from 1
rnoni. ulth hath; rentala from |600
P<-r antium; all apartment* are
lenaed hv the yeat. unfiirnlahed.
No tr?nal<>nt ifU'flt*
BRNB8T C. CHOWK,
ReHdeat Dlrector.
P.J/.CE GEORGE
HOTEL,
27th and 28th Sts.,
Between 5th and Madison Ava.,
Apartments. handsomely furniihed,
with bath and showcr, facing Madiso.i
Square.
Special rates to permanent guests
for thc winter.
Now Open for Insnection.
GEORGE H. NEWTON, Mgr.
formerly of Flfth Avenue Hotel.
ADVKBTISXMKNTI AND 8UB3CRIPTION9 ?
for The 'Iribune te.eived at ihelr I'ptown
Ottlre, No 13H4 Hroadwa>, batween 3?t:i and
STlh ati. untll I) o'clock p. m. Advertlae
nienta recelved at the lollowing braneh on.ee*
at refiilar ratea untll 8 o'clock p. rn., vla.:
264 bth ava., a. e cor. 23d at.; 161 Ith ava.,
cor. 12th at: 104 Eaat llth aL;
HIGH CLASS APARTMENTS
Moderate Rentals?5 to 8 Rooms
HIGH CLASS ELEVATOR APARTMENTS
507 W. 111 th St. i JSSZ "', > j 615 W. I62d St. ?. a ..?
4 Rooms Large llght roomi. A new 6 - atory
t4fl P*r Mnntl. Convenlent to Sub- 5 Kooms bullding. all outslde,
5)*>U 1-er MOnttl wuy und ..u>. L___ __ . Iliht. large roomi;
S45 Per Month mail chute; shower
385 Central Park W. < ,?%,.) _btttlu'
7-8 Rooms FIrepvof bullding,
2 Baths tw? ?p*rt-n?ntB on 522-530 W. 136th St. I mSgJi
fi-MA-ftl Ann a floor; extra large, Broadway'
VVWIfl^VU llght rooms. 3_0 Kocms one block from
- $45-ij>55 8ubway; new build
180 Claremont Ave. (fiJK,),Per Month SU
6-7 Rooms ?ne corT,,5r apa*-: _
ment, with 7 out
$700-$900 slde rooms; aouth- mu U/'pct IC/ith Ct i" NV *'? \
ern exposure. TWW "*??'?- lOUlll 31,\ Nioiioiaa Ava.'
One apartment
521 W. lllth St. 6 R??mS withcvoryimpr?,v?
m4*nt in a quici,
4-7 Rooms $45-$75 $45 Per Month fteuct locatlon.
Apply Superinter.dcnt on premises, or
McVlCKAR, GAILLARD REALTY CO.
MAIN OFFICE, 42 BROADWAY.
444 Columbus Ave., Near 81st St. Telephone 9282 Schuyler.
A Few Very Attractive Apartments
THE NETHERLANDS
340-346 West 16th St.
(Park Btraet).
One of the hlgheat clasa 12 story
flreproof elevator apartments ln the
Rlveralde Drlve Sectlon. Plctureaque
ly altuated on hlgh
ground. All modern
lmprovementa. Includ?
ing vacuum eleaners,
electric waahlng ma
chines. nltered water
and many others, to
natlsfy the most dls
crlmlnatlng peraona.
Subway and " L"
7, 8 and
9 Rooms,
3 batha.
Rents
$1,600
to$2,400
Rtatlon, Broadway Cara and 5th
Avenue aXagae near by.
Immrdlate ro-,?e?.*,loo.
Baperlateadeal on PreoUaaa or
REALTY & COMMERCIAL CO.,
Hl J'liurrb Bt. 'I'hone. Oort. Iltl
969 PARK AVE.
N. E. Cor. 82d Street
New 12-Story Fireproof
Buiiding.
Now Ready for Occupancy.
DUPLEX APARTMENTS
Pouth and West exposuro; all
lmprovenients; open flreplacea
for wood flres; Servants' atalr
wavs; prlvate Roof Oarden
wlth top floor apartmenta.
9 to 14 Rooma, 3 and 4 Baths
Renta $2,300 to $5,500
PEASE & ELUMAN
Agents,
340 Madison Ave.
Tel. 6200 Bryant.
405 Park Ave.
N. E Cor. 54th St
New 12-Story Fireproof
10 to 13 ROOMS
4 BATHS
Rental $4,200 to $5,850
Every Room an Oatalde Room
TBafiigaraUBg Byatem
Grarbagre Inclnerltee
Tlltared Water, Plraplacea for Wood
Prlvate -aundiiea,
Sxtra garvanta' loomi
Baady for Occupancy
MOORE & WiXKOFF,
546 Fifth Ave., 45th St Tel. 1163 Bryant.
THE WELLFORD
56 West Ilth St.
*f?w B-atory Fireproof Apartmenta
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY
3 & 4 Ro ms & Bath,
$720 to $900
PEAS & ELUMAN. Agents,
340 Madlson Ave.
Tel. 6200 Bryant
7, 8 and 9 Rooma. 2 Bath.
Exceptional Apartmenta,
St. Nicholaa Ave. & 150th St.
Northwest corner.
Rcnting agent on premises.
W. D. Morgan,
86T3 Rroadway (147th Bt-).
Phone 1074 Audubon.
' ?
BOKOL'UH OF HltOOKl.YN.
I8JO-1842 BROADWAY (near 8. mpter at.),
Brooklyn; b large, fine roorna, batti; $12, i
il'.' *" j t
UJVERTISEMENTi* AND HUBSt'ItlPTION.-} "
for The Iriliuiie received at thelr (,'ptown
ifllce, No. 13*14 Broadway, between 3Cth and , I
I7th ata. until b o clock o. m. Advartlae- i -
nenta received at tha followlng branch offlcet
it reguiar ratea until 8 o'clock p. m., vli.:
>*J 8th ava., a. o. cor. 23d at.; 158 Bth ave., fl
?or. 12th at| 104 Baat Uth at.; 267 Weat 424
it., betwten 7th and 8th avea.; 2M Weat ?.
125th at.; 103". 3d ave.; 1708 lat ava., near c
j'Jth at.; UT.7 -ut .26th ?'.. t
116 W. 59th St.
CENTRAL PARK SOUTH
Magnificent View of
Entire Park.
NEW 9-STORY
FIREPROOF
BUILDING
2 AND 3 ROOMS,
KITCHENETTE & BATH.
Especially Adapted for
Physicians, Dentists and
Bachelor Apartments
with Light Housekeeping.
RentaJ SI.200-S2.I00
PEASE & ELLIMAN
Agents.
340 MadilOO Ave.
Tel. 6200 Bryant
-^31 and 33%s
West 12th St.
THE ARDEA
Housekeeping Apartments
SUNNY ? MODERN ? SELECT
^Seven Rooms and Bath j^
$1,400 TO $1,700 y^
Central Park West,
n. w cor 86th St.
LIVINGSTON
Convenlent to all surfaee transportation.
New "_'? ttatlon at rolunihua Av corner.
HlflHIJST URAPE, FIREPROOF;
AU, CONVBNIENCEB AND LCXl.'RIEB.
Corner Apartments having unequalled
southern and castern exposure.
9 large, light rooma,
2 and 3 baths.
$2,250 TO $2,500.
ELECTRIC LIGHT INCLUDED,
THE WATSESSING
255 WEST 95TH ST?
near Broadway.
7 AND S ROOMA 2 BATHS $1,200 to 11.400.
Every Improvement, service the very baat.
MOST ATTRACTIYE APARTMENTS IN THB
BCCTION.
Apply on preir.lsea.
GIBBS & KIRBY, AGENTS,
Hroadway and !03d ?t.
TheClcveland
126*130 East <.4th Street.
Rents $ 1,080 to $ 1,440.
Apartm<-nts of li rooms and additlonal
malda' rooma upstatrs. Excptlonally
llght. Very lar^e clo.aets, Indudlng linen
closet. ete, At the Hub of th>- Cltjr, wlth?
in two mlnutHj' rasy walk from both Sub
way ami "I." statlons. Partkularly suit?
able for faimlt?s of adults or aroupa of
baehelors. Will ReUecorate Apartmenta
to Sult Tenants.
THE HUNTS POINT
ELEVATOR APARTMENT HOl.'BE.
8 4 6 6 7 ? rooma
$3S $40 $.V) $J0 J4J2 |7S renu
wlth 1 und - baths.
PRIVATE P^RK FOR TENANTS.
A. ARENT COMPANY.
Eaat l??d and Nlninaon Street s.
Take Bionx Subway to Slmpson Htre.t.
Rivercrest P
8. W. Cor. 160th
fl Waah
n Av., block
half from
EUevator Apartment. L!VJ,th riub*aay
" Htation.
One 6-rcom and three 7 rammt apartment.
itlll to lcase. Ileber C. Kiij . agent, on prero
s?-a, 8:30 to 8 I' M Tel'pri De im, Broad?
'AXi Audubon. Inspertlcn at anj tune.
THE ll \I IIMI a|K.
iO Weat 6?th st. ?Two choice faraily apart
nents. near Oth ave.. ta. Ing Cential Park;
easonable r*ntal. Apply _-up?rlntendant. Tele*
ihone 800 Plaxa.
i?TH ST.. 80 WEST?"THE LORIMER"
apartment*, 8 rooma-. near the l'laza Hotel;
11,604) and Jl.OiiO Janltor on prernlses
IDVERTIflEVENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONB
for Tiie Triliuna recelved at thelr I'ptown
)tflce. No. 13'H Broadway. between 36t.i and
17th ata., untll 6 o'clock p m. Advertlse
nents recelted at the tollowlng bran.h ofMcea
it regular ratea untll s o'clock p rn., vla.i
04 Mth ave., a. e. cor. 23d at.; lftx eth ave,
or. 12th at.; VH Enst Uth at.; 257 Weat 424
t.. between 7th and Sth aves., 21-1 Weat
25th st.; 1088 Bd ave.; 1708 lst ave.. near
ftth st.; 167 East 126th at.
URNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
WEST MII'E.
6TH ST., 71 WEST?Handsomelv furnlsherl
apartment or aulte wlth all modern con
'ml.nces; also furnlshed rooms, tabla ao
ommodatlon optlonal; very dealrable loca
lon; third floor w*at. Phone bdiuylar IHIT.

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