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i Exports of These Products De
crease. While Manufactures
Increase.
Thr .Vovambar drcnlar of the National
iity ?aak, in a further dlscusslon of the
rauses of the .-uiw.nce in the coet of llv
ir.?. .ali> .-itt.iition to the small Increase
nl tl.e number of persons engaged in
iigri'-ultnral pursults in rompartson wlth
the anmber of tbaaa engaged in manu
facturing, and to the dimlnishlng vol?
ume of exports of farm products. It
save
That the percentase of oui populatlon
enrag.-d m the productloii ol 'oodstufts
is Bteadlly growing smaller 1-4 generally
recogniaed, but the fact i. brought
Hharpl'. to attention by tl.e most recent
figurea avallabla upon this subject
whlle 'he Cenaua Bureau has not yet
completed Ita tabulatlon ol the number
ttt peraona engaged la agnculturr in
1*110, it h..s ,-omj.leted ligures .showlng
the n imber <"t farm famfllea, whlch 111
rtlcate _,. lncreaae ol but 11 r>er cent
ln tne number of familie* oa farma att
1910. u compared wlth 1808; whlle its
flgures showlng the number of persons
engaged In lnanufacturlng. including
wage earnera and salarie.1 offlclals. ln_i
<_ie an lncreaae of pra.tkally 30 per
cent 111 1910 as compared with 1900.
Thi- reductlon lo the relatlva produc
ing power of the I'nited States of farm
producta .s further llluatrated by the
reec ahgrarlng tl.e exportutlon
,.1 roodatufTa nt the preaent ume com
pared wlth thnt of prevloua yeara. 'ihe
\alii4- of foodatuftfl e.\[>oite.l in the flscal
year 1811 was hut $418,000,000, against
%-;,4: 1800. Bvan thls com
jiariM.n of valuea of exporja Itl 18"
witli iot 1 not plve an ac
<urat<- plcture ol the decllne ii. quan
titv hecauee ol tha well known fact
that prlces of foodstuffa havfl materiaHy
advanced ln the mean time.
\ : till more striking exempliflcation or
the falling off ln oui surplus food prcd
pcta and tha elforl which the people of
: nitod Statea are, perhapa uncon
bciousIv. iiiaking to substitute some
Other prodUCt therefor in our eontribu?
tions to the woild's markets is found in
il. nercentaee which foodstuffs form
of th. total exports at the present time
compared with tnat of earller yeara.
The share whlch foodstuffs formed of
ihe total exportations ln *he flscal year
B912 was hut 10.5 per tf.nt, whlle ln
ifioo lt ?Hs It.i per cent, In 1SJ0 42.3
cent and ii. H&n Bo.i per c(<%x. ot the
total value of exports. Thi. decllne ln
the export of foodetuffa has been off6et
by the ll manufactured prod
u-ts exportod
a
ITEMS OF THE STREET.
r.'-cigii houses DoUght aoout 30.000
? hares of Btock 011 balance in thls market
Theaa divldanda have beer, declared:
Bteel Company, rcirulHr quarl*r!y
t , Dae-i-be
li.t. 1 sia'.f* felephoo* '? ompany. -rgUar
quarterly I*. pei cent ra tb< preferred, pay*
1
llluml ? Securltlet Cor
.j>o.ation. hnltlal quarterl) 1r, per ceal on
pa." abll No.fiiit.. r 1 5.
I' J. .I.rome an.l L, .1 Hachnev have
) ? added t." thc hoard 4,f the Cleveland,
4 ?inciniiati. chicago & St. I-ouis I'.ailway
k'ompany. Thfl I'tiring directors have
'rn ? 11 re-elc, t"-.i
Tba Stun.Rrd Oll Company of ohlo, one
ef thc foniK-r subsidlarles of the Standard
fii 1 ompativ of New Jersey, hes declared
ai, Init-Bl dlvldend of H ? share. payable
Decembee 18
Th? Missouri. Kansas & Texas Railwav
4 ompacq has ordered fotty Mikado lo.o
jn.itives from the AiiKilcan I_ocomotlve
jratlHiaaur The Brtfl Ka.lroad Company
r ..idt.c-1 twanty-flva locomotlvea from
the Baldwln Locomotive Work_.
i"4,i;_ia- n Oordon ha? been elected a
.(},??!,,? of the Oeorgla .s. ITorlda Raii
v>, 1 'ompanj - 101 to the late
. _? ('. Morrlaon.
Sfe] lobbera In this city have advanced
their prlce foi Bteel Miaftlng %", a ton, ef
r< Immedlately. Track Bgikea have
keee adranced ?**-' ", ton in Pittsburgh to
$ .1 hundred poundi
Th. .Missouri Padflc BjrStem reports for
eVpterubei ea Inc raaaa of 15W.018 ln gross
ean.iiigs ani of 1402.991 In net. The sur
*.iii.. ..';, i chargea, Increaaed 012,000 Kor
the ti.->- montha ended s.ptemher M the
ajroaa earnlnga thffl year show an increase
ct i. 1 thfl Bama period last
thc aet aarnlaga M.MMM increase.
and tbe Burplue, after charges, an ln
r ?f $1,4194,565.
Operatlng revenue oi Ihe Southern
Rallway Ceaapanj f.>. Beptember were
4 -..;. an r* B ? Ol 1123.H32 as om
paifd with the -_>,,? month of IMI; opei -
Btlng were $3.703.7*40, Increaea
j itlDfl revenue w.is $1,
_lt. :.",..- in.'ir > of J20,3>'(j.
1 i of toe National
T'hiIw.i r "f Mi xlee, wbdeh mature oo
Kovembei 14, hawe been rxtended for one
J-ear, Tl,. BOtea were placed vsilh harik
t 11 thla dty aid Baropa and have
nevei bera oflfered t" the public.
Ther. bmr been admitted to the Meck
Exchange Ild M80.1M rr P. Morgan & Co.
tempt alpta fnr (leneral Baotfrfc
9 ,,? :- cen< "i.benture hondf. due 1D-2, firat
men paid. aii'i $5.532."J"10 J. P. Mor
(ai, & Cifl t-mporary receipts for the
gmxne bonda, full iimo aad lataraat from
?eptember I. Appllcatlon has been made
t<> ii*-! UMtMt Bfl-Mttenal flrst and re
f ibig mortgagc i per eeeA bonda of the
Ylrgbiia Rattwag and Power Company
an.l |M-,800 addltlonal Callfornla Oas and
YA> <-t!i<- Corporatlon unifylng a.no refund
li.g liiortLrage 5 per cent bonds of the Pa
c if< oas and Electric Company.
NEW SAVINGS BANK REC0RD
They Hold $4,450,822,522 for
10,009,804 Depositors.
\\ ashington. Oct. 30?Keports to the
Controtler ot the Carraoejr on the savtngs
banks of the Itilted States ehow reeord
deiKislts aud the greatest number of de?
positors In tti4-ir history.
On June 11 _h4*re were 1.825 savlnge
b_i,ka. holdlng aggregate depoalta of %4.
|S8,B_ifll3 for Ki.009.wil depoeltors, the av?
erage "iepostt t-elng 1444 454 Vhlle the num
ber pf banks. compared wlth l.U, In
crcased only forty-one, the deposlts In
creased by more than l-'&OOO.OOO and de
poaltors by more" than a*%*h\ The average
diposit aCCOUnt Increase^ 114 66. The per
., t-ivings in the United Btatea. com
j.i.t.*.! from savlnga b_nk accounts. was
|4?; W, the highest 4>r. re?ord.
The Controller, who rwelved these re?
ports largely from atate supertntendenta
of banks, said that eapecial interest at
tai'hed to them because the doposita are
fhlr fly the accumulatlons of wage-earnerB.
e
INTERBOROUGH EARNING8 QROW.
OpAatlng r. veiui ? Of the InterborouRh
Jtupid Tranalt Companj for September
was S-.44-.3-0. an ln..-as.- of $4-8.84. as
rompar.d wlth the game month of 1811;
aparatlng .-xpenses were $1,013,832, de
, 117,757, and net operatlng revenue
was $1.4^,48?. Increase lHi>.600. Oross ln
<-oii,.- for the month waa $1,272,8M, an.i
after deducting lntiTeet. rentals and other
ebargea the net corporate Income was
$2/1.269. an lncreaae of $a.,21?. The 0OBB
?paiiva lines carrled ln September 47,5-6,_~
tu.uaev.irve, an lncreaae of 1.488,8S4.
L J. SPENCE_ OPTIMISTIC
Harriman Officer Finds Condi
tions Excellent in Middle West.
ln. J. Spence. director of trafnc of tlie
Harriman ayattm. who has just returned
from an inapection trlp which took him
to a number of cities in the Kast aad
the Middle West. said yesterday that he
had found business condltlons excellent
in the districts he vlsited Of the out
]..ok for the rallroade ln general and the
Harriman lines in paiticular he said:
The railroad**; are now being offered
one of the largest tonnages on record
and the indtcatlons are that this condi?
tion wlll prevail during the next year to
ooroe In the cities that I vlsited where
the Harriman lines maintain offlces be?
tween here and Chicago and Detroit. a
e-encrally good felling prevalls n view
of the favorable outlook for all lines or
commerce.
Earninga of the Harriman linea are
holdlng up remarkably' well, and the
September operatlng results wlll com
pare favorablv wlth the correeponding
month a vear ago. October should also
ahow a very large volume of bueinesp
f?M both Union and Southern Paciflc.
AM. EXPRESS CO.'S YEAR
Large Falling Off in Net and
Surplus.
The Amerlcan Express Company reports
to the Massachusetts Railroad Commis?
sion for the flscal year unded June 30 last
?jroaa earnlngs of 143.7H.S74, agalnst $41.
B*,VB for the preeedlng year, an increns..
of $2,031,678. and net earnings of $1.7!2.'"*2i.
against (S,tH0n. Total income was $3,
38,271, a decrease of $1,571,865, and after
payment of charges. $434,019. the balance
(or dividends was $2.8;>3,4".9. Dividend pay
menta were $2.3SO.oOO, unchanged from
li?ll, the surplus for the year belne* IM,
ttb, against $2,296,K08 for the preeedlng
year, a decrease of JJ1.80;;.34I*.
Total operatlng recelpts of the Natlonal
Expreaa Company for the 3 ear end **d
June 30, as repoited to t'.ie InterstHte
Commerce Commiss'on were 11.109,022, In
. :ea*-e $3?.747. and total operatlng revenue
was $740,015; decreaae, $14,744. Deduct'ng
total operatlng expena?s, $?1,176, and
taxes. $5,122; the operatlng lncome was
$102,813. a decrease of $3i?.Mo
HOLDING BACK COTTON
Activities of Southern States
Ootton Corporation.
The Southern States Cotton Corporatlon.
whlch has its headquarters at Macon, Ga ,
and branchea In the states of the cotton
holt. has begun to place Its securltles. lt
was announced yesterday, at $1.',0 a share
for the preferred shares, known bs par
ticipating certlficates, and $i.">0 a share
for the common. Under the plan. the
planter exchanges hls cotton for stock of
the corporatlon at the rate of II cents it
pound. eijuivulent to $75 for a bale of 104
pounds. The corporation L.-* taking cotton
off the market In volume at Dallas. Tex .
according to ndvlces from that cltj*.
The Southern States Cotton I'orpora
tlon, ln a communlcation to the cotton
planter.*-* of Mlssisslppf. says that arr.inge
ments ka\e been made wlth European
bankers for practlcally unllmlfed funds to
finance the crop, advanclng th-**oe-fo**rt?I
of the market value.
B0LL WEEVIL COSTLY PEST
Has Caused $126,000,000 Loss
in Ootton in 20 Years.
Washington. Oct. 30.?The cotton holl
weevll, the greatest pest of the Pouth,
has caused a loss of $1:5,000,1*00. represent
ed by UMyM bales of cotton, since the
weevll flrst Invaded thls country. accoid
iiifj to an cstiniate of the Depaitment of
A-jriculture, issued tn-'^y. Thi wevil
crossed the R|0 ''rande Into th*** I'nlted
States twenty years ago.
' The prohlem of tlie control et the boil
wee\1l wlll be more dlfflcult as the pest
continues Ita inva:-ion of the cotton belt,"
announc-d the department lt cannot
be cor sidered a.i yet nimpletily solved.
There Is no ot-casion to h-se hope, but
than tnust bc devlsed better meanb of
controlllng the pest and reducing th?
enormous loss suffered, eapedall* duilng
unfavorable Keasons in Texaa1
LIGGETT & MYERS DIVIDEND
Initial 3 Per Cent, Understood
To Be Quarterly Rate.
Tha I.lggett A Mycrs Tobacco Company I
yeaterday declarad an initial dividend of J
o per cent on '.he COfnmoa **to<k, payable
Dooonbor 1 Although no annoiin. riment I
-.,.- *o th** prrr.ianeiire of the rate wa*?
made by the diret-tors, it araa aaeumed hy |
the Stieet thai lhe dividend was a QMT*
|*rlj one antl that the i-sur- had heen
placed on a l. ner cant armual baUfl
The ..penliig prlce yesterdav was ttt,
from wbtch thr*- otoch det?lned to 2i6'.4,
f.illying after the dhrMtnd news to 220, ai
which level It dOOad. Early ln the year
II -'.I i under 160. The Llggett & Ifyerfl
cunpany is the \oai ot the concern*i
formed as a co?queiice of tht American
Tot.,.c.i Company reorganlza'ion drciee
tti initiate (ilvidends on Its con.mon stot tt
MOBILE - OHIO'S REPORT.
The Mobile <t Ohio Railroad i'ompan>
reports for th. _M?1 yrar tuiai June SO
laat operatlng rft\*eiu:s of $11,207,732. an
lncrease of $10,386 over the total for the
procedliig yar; operatlng expenses and
taxea f*^4*M72, lncrease $279,568. and nel
lncome $2.7l9.i>&9. a decreasn of |'.'69,1S1
Totnl locome waH $2,949,032, again.st $3,
218,430 ln the preeedlng year. and after
deductlon of Intereat, rental and other
chargeH, aKgregatlmr $2,624,961. the balance
avallable for dlvldends was |424,(*7I. tviunl
to 701 per cent Ofl the stock. No d;vi
detlda were paid ln the laat fisral vr-ar.
while ln the preeedlng year the dividend
paymenta were $242,824. Dfvlurting $10 7ol
approprlated for addltlone and better
ments, the surplus for the vear was $413 -
32o. agalnst $362.690. The balance sheet o*
of June 30 shows caah on hand $74.*; 14?
profit and loss surplus $4,918,966 and total
assets and llahllltles $lMfi0."*.r.*i
UNTERMYER CONSULT8 BANKERS
Sarr.uel T'ntcrmyer. counsel for the
"money trust" Investlgatlng committee
of Congress, ia endeavoring to secure
the co-operatlon of offlcers of local banks
1n hls work. antl to that end invlted a
number of them to attend a conference
vesterday afternoon at his ofllce Offl?
cers of some of the largest instltutlons
dld net recelve lnvltatlons. and Mr. l"n
termyer last nlght dedlned fo Indlcr.te
the subjectB brought up for dlst usslon
The attltude of leading bank offidals ls
understood to be that they would be
wllllng to give such assistance as they
could to Mr. L'ntermyer and the com?
mittee lf satisfled that the object of the
Inoulry. which is soon to be resumwd. is
eolel-f constructive and deslgned to im
prove the banking system.
8A/S HI8 BANK 18 NOT INCLl JED.
There were no new develonments yes?
terday in the plane whlch are under die
Ctiaslon luoklni* to a merger of th?
Eourlh Nationa! Bank, the Me .ianlcs
mtl Metal.v Natlonal Bank and the Hank
of New York, N. B A As said in yes
terday's Tribune. the prnject ls illl) only
tn a teotatlva stat, and is hy no means
eertaln to be cerrted through
Herbert L. Orlggs, president of the
bank Ot New Vork. N. R. \ . Issued this
statement:
Referring to the reports i,. \e?terdav s
an.l to-da\'s papers about the proposed
amalgamalion of our luatltution with
other banks, \m Wlob ?*, say that there
Is no basis orhatevei tor nui^i teport)
so far as the Bank ?f Net* York In con?
cerned. and that theri are no negotla
tions for the merge. t.f cor hank r Ith
any other lnstltutlon belng lonaldcred
bv ua
Inn. 1v_?al Estate
.TMarket
MORE SPECUUTiNGJN WEST 38TH ^L
Dr. G. L Peabody, George H. Davenport and Harriet D. Glover
Sell Parcels Near Lord & Taylor Site.
SEVEN STORY APARTMENT
More sperulatlng ln propertlee on 3?th
street, Just e_?t of the elte ln FVth
avenue. leased by Lord _ Taylor. agaln
featured the realty market yesterday.
Following the announcement on Monday
tbal the flrm of Ix>rd * Taylor was to
arecl a tail atery huildlng on the Burton
propertv, on Plfth avenue, between 38 th
and Mtb street*. came the report of
Beveral saieB la 3K:h and 39th atreetg.
Iii most cases the property was dlsposed
of by phyelclana
Three more parcels in West 31th street
were added to thls speculation yaaterday.
No. 67 waa BOM by Dr. G. E_ Peabody,
No 59 by Oeorge II Davenport and No
61 hy Harrlet D. Olover. Each ls on 8
lot lt. 4-5x989 feet. giving a combined
P'.ottage of 55.2 2-5x9?9 feet. Tucker.
Ipeyara fl Ca. were the brokere
The Hrown-Welss leeltlea Company bflfl
purchased from the Urjuldatlon and Re
allzatlon Company the s_ven-ator\ aie*
\ator apartment house, known a*? the
."ynthlus, sltuated at the northeast cor?
ner of Broadway and 125th street, on plot
99.11__". feet.
In part payment the Brown-Weiss Com?
pany gave the ten two-famlly housee
Noa. ?23. 62B, 630. 632, 631, 638. 640, 650
and ?S62 Falle atreet. The transactlon ln?
volved about 1300,000 The latter houses
were acqulred by the aellers recently
from the Hunt's Polnt Kstat-s
Othai sales reported follow.
Manhattan.
?KOOND AVKN'CI. -Then,a? I llullea haa,
re? Li No, 1889 aaeond avenoe, ? nve atory
t-nenient house. wlth etores. on lol 26x100 feet,
near Mtb Btreel Mr Mullen b*ught the prop?
ertv Uat week at foraeloaure aale.
PORT WABH1NQTON AVEXVB The 1.
Romalne Hrown Compenjr haa ao.,i foi tl?e |
Unral L Hmitli rataie lh4 th-k front on Iltt
wei-t al.le of lort \Vaahlr.jt.,n avenua froni
ltiSd etreet to 1.14:1. ? itl *. i. 204* irregulai
uperai.jr. who reeold ii to Ui- Mlllai I C_ll?trU
.; any, of whli h Irvlna Ju lii b presl
,i,.:.- \ :.,, ?tOT apartment houae aill "*e
erected.
WEST BND ,VENl."E. cilfford N Bhurmen
haa aold for Alma M Ollse) to Fi
I'nderwood, preeldenl of the Erle Ra i
four ?' rv aiul haaement .Iwellmf house, Bt N<
.77 Weet End .iv.-nue, on lol Srallfl feet ,id
Jolnlng the southwext cotuei ? Ur
Cnearwoo- recentlj *oM hli resldenca at No.
303 weal 73d atteet,
The Bronx.
148TB 8TRfl_R Ba-ith <v Pl?? pe ba
tei ? ash No. .lOf. i:a*t 140th atreet. frame
mii.lln*. on lot _f,*?0 r>et
*"*, HBSTKi: AVENI H. H L I'help* ha*
acid for the J--.hu .1 Tully "'..mpeny the four
Bve atorv apartment houaea, on plo- 1 (-ftxl^t
feet on tbfl ea*' slle nf Wehater avenoe, '.Oo
ft.; north of l*l*t atreet, to an inieator lt wae
_ caah tranaactlon.
II4F-, AVENI B i Newton Oeorto haa a-?,i
fo: a Mr Levy tbfl plot C"Oxl<X> feet. on the
eas- tldr of H.',e avenua, 12? feel aouC. of Jen
nlliR* atreet The nite wlll t*e lnipro-.e-l wlth^
two nve *t"irv aaartmeni ioua??.
BKACM.iNr AVENt'E Jacob t-Htner Haa
?oi<i f>r .-iniu?i Brennei lo ? cllenl No -414
to 2418 Ba?,ini">nt .,' en >!? ihrae four *terj nrw
law h',u?e?. ea.-!. an plot P.7 rtvlOO f*?t
PAIIaB BTREET Edd 4 Well ateh "
an.d t v .lanie* i af. ? Ihe I lot, ?. ,>?""n
feet on tl.e e?>- iii i ' I alls atreet '-?"" "?'
aouth Of 1+Uf'. ? ue The buyers a'e
l Wirkln.1 ai.i -tamuel J P.uth. who wlll Im
pr.ne tiie ?|4? wph i'.vr. :iv atory fla
S
PREPARING FOR 3IG SALE.
rtapid progreaa ta betng made aa thc de
\elopnient aork mi tbfl Korstei and
Fchroltt propertica ?long Broadway, op
poslt" Van Cortlandt Park, tbfl sale o!
whlch at am tion is j,, he.luled for Novem?
ber 12 at tie Btand af loseph i*. Day ln
the Vesey street sale-room.
More thiin 18,888 v.nds of *_rth and
rock have al.eniC heen BBOVOd by the
contractors lfl COnnectlOn wlth the Wor\
of .-treet openlng, gnd when this work
has been eetapleted all parts of th<- prop*
erty wlll he in:,"ie Bt.C8BB.bla from H.oad
wa i
S400.000 APARTMENT HOUSE.
Plan?> have baea Med for the conatruc*
tion of ? twelve atory nngrtmenl houae
at th' Bontbeasl rorner ?>f Park avanuel
aiul 66th street lt wlll have | frontage
of ',:,.?, f.et on the avenua **>n>i Bl io feet |
ot, the street. and "-iii i.o of flreproof
contrtructlon, Tbe fa^ade aiB bc 4,f biich
an.l tcrra "tta in Iba niod'rii Prench re
nalaaanra atyla of arcbltecture. The Fnl
lerton-Weave. Realty Compaai lfl the.
owner et reeord. Jamaa B. ? *'arpenter,
vlce-preslilent of the company b the
arcblteet, and has estimated it,. eoat ;C
|i"'?),'*0"i.
BROOKLYN SALES.
B i) Pallin sold for .lames M. ,I?Ki;ei
\'n. *l34 to 9*1*, (Ith atreet, three one
famlly hrick dwellina houses, each on lot
20x100 feet. to an Inveetor.
Tiitino A Cbrny Beld for Alberl oster
holn No. ool9 I'ifth avenue. a three story
HOUSE FIGURES IN TRADE
flathouee, wlth store. on lot 20x100 feet,
to Jogeph Hogerle.
Charles W. Seltz aold for P. C Hopklns
tl.e dwelllng house No. 229 Duffleld street.
on a lot 21.8x100.8 feet.
MI8CELLANEOU8 LEASE8.
I,. J. PhilHps _ Co. have rented the
followlng houses: No. 776 West End
avenue. for T. J. McLoughlin A fions, to
Di Henry Koenig; No. 1S0 West 77th
street. for Mary H. Chrlstopher, to
Adolph Uingler; No. 40 West 88th atreet.
tor I>r. Arthur S Vosburg, to Vlctor Lem
uar; No. 43 West 72d street. for the
Ceortje J, Smith Company, to Ferdinand
Sehorn, furnlshed; No. 38 West 75th
street. for J. A. R. Dunnlng, to E. M.
Derrirk; No. 3F>_ (entral I'ark West, for
Willlam F. Carroll, to Thomas Mlnal.
No 7 7S West End avenue. for T. J. Mc
Iyjug'.ilm Soni>. to Dr. Henry Koenig.
No 200 West 71st atreet. for Eliza T
Grlswold, to E. N. Rabby, and No. 116
"?"Vest 69th atreet, for' J. N. Hlllman, to
Mra. Orosa.
The Ernestua Gulick Company baa ar?
ranged for the dlsposal of the leaae held
by the Mauaer Manufaeturlng Company
on No. 2P8 Fifth avenue, aouthwest cor?
ner of 21st atreet, to Oeorge Bernard,
Inc* the present oocupants of the atore.
who have made a lease for a term of
t**n years at a gross rental of approxl
inately $400.100. The iemainder of the
hulldlng will he rented in offlces and
lofts The property fionts 30 feet on
Fifth avenue, 100 feet In 31st street and
Wlth nn "I." II feet m depth in tho tOb*
adjolnlng the Hotel Wol. ott Tba OH
i.i i . tate li tha oa aar.
Blawaon A Hobba hava rented tbi foi*
IVeal Sui. private dwelllng bouaoa
F*or william R Petera, No, IM West :nti.
? to George Ranger for J B, Maa
ib No 141 Weat 7-iii atn at, to A. i:
Bpenear; tot Urt A I i larko, No. :???.'.
U .*-t Rd -inl. to I R K'cnt; for Mr
R. B lloikln.i. No. 308 West 91st s*--et.
to W 11 McOce for Frederlck G. Hourne.
No 11 XXeet 7od street, to W. E Stanley;
lor Mrs I D Wllllanih. No. 210 West
;?th street to W Andersmi; for Hellner
.*". Wulf. No || West 87th i-tn-it. to Dr
ls k*t. and for I.eo C. Rosenhlatt. No.
141 W.st 81M atreet. to A Drbann.
N Brlgham Hall A Willlam l>, Blood
good have rantad for the e.tat* of Wai
den I'**ll a store at No Sl S!xt!. avenue
and for the l.esk Raalty Company an
apartmi-nt at No. 413 Madixoi. av?nue.
The Croga A Hrown Company have
leaaed f<..- Arthur KrankenBteWi for a long
t.-iin .,f ir*?ara tha atore and bnaen??I at
Noa B ind 14 Weat Mth atreel to Ma
cinn!- a- rhomaa, wholeaale dealera ln
,lr?*ssin-.ker**' trtrnmlnga and auppllaa
Tne Twenty-flfth constructlon Company
h.,-. loaaed In its m-w hulldlng. Noa. h>>?
an.l 100 Weel Uth atreot, tn. -auh loft
rn to Herahfleld A Cohn
? ,, the n in facture ot anlta nnd cioaha
Jacob l<eltner leased t.. Cartnlne MafTei
ti...? four itory nat ho?aaa .?t No 2444
lo 24H Beaumont avenue, at a rental
aggregatlng B7.600
*.\ llllatn J Roome A Co. l*a*4ed ih*. ator
No * Baal "-.ld etr-wt to Bmma Hrins
M * I. Hess Ir.ided the elKhth loft
ln Na ?3 ?nd 131 Wta\ :2*1 street to
V, T.ihan. Hr,.s A I 0 . rart of nlnth
loft lu N<> .V, ln ".*? W -st Sth street to
Goldmsn *- Hltttetnan: nlnth oft al No
B 1",i I 20th rtreet t.. Gold Broa . ?
of the aecond loft. No f? t.. v: wv-i :.r.tn
strei-t. to Bjrdney B. Davia; thlrd loft, No.
12 1-7?sl 3?1 atreet, to i harlea N Frled*
man; --tore and baaement. Nos. 12 nnd '.4
Weal tlot street. to H*.nd>. Markhelta A
4*o.; elevenlli loft, No. 22 to 2*. W**i 13d
street. tn Jesao Shulman; flr*-t loft, Noa
116 and 111 West TBk street. to the Qu. en
Petticoat Manufncturlrig I'ompany, and
th' s-ct.nd loft. No. 21 West nth street. to
l.? \ \ .?. Neuwtth '
Royal Beotl Gulden leaaed th- d**eiiing
houa No. 156 We?t 57th atreel to llme.
E-aiee for a t. m ..f feara, and ?*. atora
ii the WtniaOT Arcade. Fifth avenue
eornei -,t *4*th atreet, to Gehlen A Co.
Webatei V. Mablt b Co leaaed tlo*
baaement atorea In No 117~ Broadway.
corner of 20th street, lo Ihe Rlch Preee I
for si i.-i .1 ..f ?? > aii
Rii'hard II Bcoble leaaed lo Dr Ja ?
r ci.*a -on for h loim t.i tu ol j eai ?
offlces ln the American Real h>tate hulld
ii.K. \Bih -tie... and Thlrd ,\ ? nui
Corn A Co. leaaed lo.'-r-'i square feet ln
No ni to 125 w,si 24th ttreet t-. S. hlelff.
Grundwerg A ? ., lofta al Na 131 to
131 IVeal Mth rjtreet to Benjamln I tsker
und Btar Drisas Manofactunna Company;
in Noa 31 and 7.**, Baal 13d atreel to
Joaoph *' Lunta, hh'1 ln Noa III ami
IU \\ , t !0th streel t.. I.. M Bliich k Bro.
Bpear A Co rented tba sixth lofl No.
143 tn 147 W.st 10th street t,. tl,. \i
I'carl Button Works; ston an.l n ts.-nc nt
at I'nivt rsitv Place and Mh Itreel to .1.
Bcheuei A Ca; fourth loft at .***.'?>. M West
27d *-tre*.| to HhitIh Btelnberg, nnd tot)
lofl .n Na M.". I'i Iii. ' BtTOOl tO Ktih it
Ledi r
?
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
The followlng tTSIU?OtlO?I WO** recrd
BUSINESS PROP
LOFTS AND OFFICE8. _
MONAHAN EXPRESS Li*h? ?n4 M"
COMPANY BUILDING FCR PRINTERS
216*222 West 18th St _nA ,Ue __? cf
MONAHAN KXPRESS CO., Owners, oV\) ID5. Sq. IL.
61 Oreenwlch Avenue. gand Wt flaasr|ptt*ra baeblei
GUARANTY TRUST CO. BUILDING
S. b. COR. LIBERTY AND BROADWAY
THREE FL00R5 ?.t-_lrffi^.,W8it!
F. R. WOOD, W. H. DOLSON CO? aouni
?8-31 ? 1RKRTY VTRKr.r. Phon? :A?n lohn.
EMMET BUILDING l<B>w**"pw,ofM<gt
Maiiaon Ave. -. 29th St. J JorHt AH SldeS
ObOROB W. HARPLR, Jr., * ^
Attorney for Owner, r ly TOI* OCCUpaHCy
i 115 Broadway. i n eaaimtaa m to hrok?r*_
Ti) USAgS, WITH POgflMg-OH, bp.nt TO 8TART KEBitt'Aiiv 1,
-io - - *11/C CT 04-+ CTDDDT Store t<!..! Huaenien..07x82. 4 * f> loft. 87i02
_>o""44 Wl._> I ZISl . I KuL< I gteam He.v aad fltoeatar ganrleaanflanaaya
121-125 WEST 17TH STREET M V.li. ^ r'''
28-30-32 WEST 22D STREET ?^'Sft &-& tt_lS_!VH*
Ofllc4 x "i Baleareeaaa with Rkyiiuht Xo manafeeturlap bi the iknt-nani'ii buiwiinca. wm
make LUUliaelon to koo.1 t. nanta. I_ H%( ,1-8,88 \Ve*t .3?l Ht. Kull roinmlaali.n to hrokerii.
TO LET Large and Small OFFICES
In the TRIBUNE BUILDING
iilnjrle or en Sulte. Apply to Rentlng Agent, Room 610.
154 Nas_.au Sfcct, Opposite C t; .all Park.
.d witerda*. at the exchani-e .lalcarooma.
Nof. 14 and 14? Vcsey etreet:
By Danlel Oreenwald
B-D 81 U- Weat. ? *? Ml ft w of i ol.mbua
., ? 80-10-.2 I at% d-vg; adjourned to No\em
ber '.?'
nv Jo*eph P Pay.
BRAPHl.RST AVK. 'Al. B e "Or IMth at.
:.o 11x90 7x19 11x88.8, 6 at. nat and *tore?; -O'l
... the plalntirr tor 141..',12. ___.-_,-. -,
ItrtAhllfRST AVK. -46. e *. _0.11 ftB M
184th *t. .".Ixioo Sx.V?.\W 7. 1 aty flat; sold to
th,. pl-lntiff for 838.2.*>0. ....
I52D BT. 313 Weii, a a, .".on ft w of Am*ter
<'_m ave. 45x00.11, 8 aty flat. nold to the plaln
lln* fer 848.888. .
lf>.r> 8T, .'.24 Weat, 345 ft w of Airotard-in
avo, 40xOO.ll, ? aty flat; anli to the plalntltT
fer 888818.
By Charlea A. Berrtun
14?TH ST, 809 Wtit, n e cor Bradhurat ave.
7*.x24 11, fl BtV flat and atore*; sold to the
plalntlff for 12_,t)?3.
By J. H Mayer*
2D AVE 24?3, w a, 74.11 ft a of 118th at,
25r7i\ fl atv tenmt and *torea, aold t<? the
plalntlff for 114.100.
Bronx exchange:
By Henrv- Brady
ERONX BOt'LEVAHP. .I*'2, e * 145 lt ?i of
21?th et. 30x100. Wakefl?ld; ?old to Phlllp
Haipln Ior 13,075.
By Samual 0-l-***lek*r.
SKJTON AVTJ, w *, 425 ft ? of Strang aye
-5x100, Throa's Neck; aold to tiie plalntirr for
12,4X10.
By Joaeph P. Day.
BEAR SWAMP RD, e *. adj land of eatate
of Joaeph Thwaites. 60?xl*>l*_fln_V4x40.S to
Bichard. 78.9x355x111x71; aold to the plaintlff
for 8.'.. 800. _
RECORDED LEASES.
iW.th name and atidrea* ef le?aee.)
OCTOBER 80.
OREKNWICH PT, n e cor Perry at; corner
atore and haaem^nt, alao atore adjotnlng;
Nathan Klreh to Owvn Treonor; 10 yra from
J.ilv 1. 1012; 1*00 to 11.200; addreee, 133
10th nve
NA88AU ST, 109: all; Charlea W Ruaaell
to Max 4'arfunkel; 13 .",-12 yra from Deo 1,
1812; |7,0""0 an.l 17,800; aildre**, 2 K.it
120th et,
WK-TCHErTER AVE. n w a, 00 11 ft
n e ,.f Jackaun ave, '?56x81 10 to e a Jarkeon
avo \.io-<H7.7; all; J F M Co to xv stern
m hu*n. 2388 i"rest?n ava. fi yr* from coin
pletlon of bldg; Ocl 23, 1012; 8i.2"X>.
21) .1 K. "141*; a -toi- and haaemem; Harry
E Ooldat. ln to I ouia Stelnrelch an.i ano; 6
va iruc, Oct 1, I*>1 _* 1340; au.l-.s*. 4)49 _'d
a\e
:tD AVH, * w cor Tramont ave: all: Care
l.r.e a Boaa to C F Oerhard Schlrmar; -7-I-'
yra from Oct I. 1012 1 r, yra renew-al .vt
10.O00); 15.000; adrlreaa, 20014 Vak-ntlne. ave.
8TM AVE and BBOADWaT. a e cor 84th
at, 73.x Irreg Bag 47.0x9*4.8. atore* 1 ta B on
(round floor, contalna S.888 ?q tt and part
aut.-haaamant oomatnlng 1.98(1 ee. tt; Orealav
Square Hot*l Co lo t'nlted Prua Co; Not ll
1810, from con.pletlon of prem!*** to July 28.
1881; lat year. 173 833 33. and theraaftar,
810,000; addreaa. 15 Exchar.ge Place. jeraey
Clty.
-4TH i*T, 162 Weet; all: Loula Ste.kl??r
and ano to I.oula Bonnot, 289 Wejt B8tb at;
4 9 12 vra from Nov 1. 1912. 13.500; aldreae,
L-I*. VTest 3flt1, at.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
1 ' B8BM anJ addre*. of purehaser and at?
torney 1
.("TOBER 34)
Manhattan.
\i.i rlght. tltla and Intereat la eatate, 4?iare
s .-mith. Jennlc A Smlth et al to Harah L
~mlth ai,"l ano. at i'oM Sprlng. N T: <* *::
.- pl is, JI. attorne>. f _, Holt. 220 Broad?
way
DOlflNICK sr. 32 20x84 8: Ellx W Mor?*.
-. tol n y 0 llaon to .'H;r'-ri of Oir I.ady
, 7 ? andain at: Oel 2*. Jioo etterae]
M .1 .-, . nlan Bl ' hiurl er* at
? :; HT, n a ii;: h fi . of Ludlow *t
.1 ;. 1 |? R Flnch, referee, 10 Pennington
.1 a- trtietee, -t Weatbampi 1 I I
1 .???.* 000 attorneya, Du?r. atrong A-,
U hlt< ?.. - 4 : '.'. all at
l.i;\i\.,4 >\ .VE ti a . or 27th at, 24 *x
88 Adele 1 I'm." 10 T J 8 l-"hnt ani "liarlea
B Hala. ? .:? Madlaon a-.e mtg f 40.000,; Ort
80; 11; attorney, Tltla Ouaraaiee and Truat
<"o 176 Uro-.p-a-.
L8CCINGTON AVE. a e ror ?l*t at. 104 4x
70; Bellwell Realty Co 10 Hudaon Realty Ca
llf. Hroa.lwa*. Oct 9; |14X). attorr.e>?. Sul?
llvan A i'r.,.nwe',l. 43 Wall at.
MO.VROK ST, 281. ': .x08. I~ai.? M*yer to
Jo.ef 4*nime\ 11 Ave l<: >. part. Oet 2f* (mi?
I2dn4"0i, tl4?. attorr.ev. Wm BUu 320 Broad?
way
I'ARK AVH. ? e ror 7?th at. 1172x100.
Jarne* O Tt-.on te JeKill Walk*r 4'or-*n, 30
J.n.ad a- <mt_ 1728.000.. Oct .10, |I00; attor
aeya. Barbaah A T-on. BB Broad *t
PABK AVE n e ror BM Bt, 189fxlOO; James
0 Tryon to Rar.lolph-Walkar Corpn, .? Broad
?t imtg 88-0.4100". 4Vt ;40, 8100, attorneya. Bur
lanla _ Trvon, 30 Broad at
St'PEOI.K HT. m t. 120 10 ft ? of Rroome
a* 75 1x100 7, Pale Agt. to Harah "7-na 204
\\ e.> iif.it, ?i Am 7; gi; atteraey, LeeLeraar.
2r;o -ir.tnd *t.
2P AVK. 2428. 20x80 'fore:lo*ure (Xt 3i.
lol .. H rtoira,i referee |e N'ew Annterda.n
Mortgage Ca 82 Wllllam at: rw-..V); t* 900. a:
1- nal>^. ??.? Wllllam at.
::i. AVE, 1828, -0_?7. Mary A M. Nicholae
10 l?*na RuBprteb, 1341 31 a\e .mtg 812.0"*0i;
Ocl '.?*? 11)0, at.orne: Tltle Ouara-it?e and
1 ruet "'" 170 Hroadwa;.
12TH BT. n a. lot S27. r. w *t.iy\eiar.t. 24 3
> l,?.t .-. 1 forecloaure. Ort 171. A V> elle* Stump.
r*'.r. ?- lo Therem Hainmer ll*-*, Madlaon
ava dnt_ |19.4Y,0, O t 18 $3.4300; atterne^.
Harold C Knoeppel, 5 Beekman at
,v;i( RT, "10 10 .',18 Kaat. 12. ??rt*. 'for*
. seure, o. t 2); Harve* i 4i i-..??. r?fer?e. to
Mel opolltan -4M.ina* Baak, .'.:> ai.d 81 Cooper
Pouar* l'a ' ? '.', 182.000; a"t?irne>a A S 4
\?. Hun :,ii - -4 Wllllam a4.
-OTH IT. n *. 44 ?? i -v ef 8th av*, S8x
|>B.8 ' ? ??!.-? ? Metliodlet K.Merorial fhurch to
Man:. Mandelbaum, 12 weet *1tb ?t (mt?
IBO.OOOl > ' .'.". t7?.04*0; i"orne>b. BtoddBrd
ft. Miil. 28 ln .1wa\
S8D PT. 345 Kaat. 4 *t> hrk. 25x98 9; Kdwln
1' Kelln-cir le Waterr-rooflng CO, 150 Ear 8Hth
a: rmtfl I'OOfli. all Hen*. h and a; Aug 31;
JIOO
S7TH BT, 110 Wear 3 at] Itk. 18x1410 8;
lioulaa i (4 tten* te Edward P Het'ena. 130 1
>.\. *| B7th it; Ocl 14, 1881: $1
117 TH ST. ii a. BBB ft w of Mh a\e W\
100 11 laldor 1'ohen. to Katie llahel. 38 Weat
117th af all llen- No* 17. 1810 1108 at'or
ney, Phlllp BematHn, 320 Hroa-lwa>
l.tOTII Hl .1 l-Mt; ?'! ?(? hrk. 17 6x99 11;
R#n? loi-'in? ti..n r*e t.- Hart* Volk, 34? west
'.'.'.iii ni Oul* J4..4lO0i. Ocl Bl: 81: atiorn.",,
Tttie Ouarantee and Truat i o. 17(4 Broadvaj
t.'l.tn hl Bl t-:..it .". atv hrk ?_'7x99 11: Mana
v-,. .i-i ?. Mary '"i" laucchl. 848 Eaat 81*1
al; two flfth* parl Hala ?17 m?o,. Ocl 29; $)oo
l.-TTH Bl n *, 555 fl m ei 7th ave. 17x99 11
Henn HIH i" Fra.i4-ls.-o K Konae,*. 48 fTeal
73d at Imtg $rt.ooo,. 11. t 30 $1t?. attorney. F
M Rowt-'l 38 \a-?au ^t
140111 KT. 231 U*a:: 5 tt) hrk 27 10.09 11;
Kmanuel Rlum to Jaceb Roa?nherB. 2<h3 Weel
l|... Bi one hall rla','. tltle and ln'erea' itntjt
$?.??.OOOi: all llena (VI .4. 1100. attorne"?. W
^ .4 A -< Katsenataln, 280 Brea-lwa..
; to r 11 4T ?-'""? Weet; ?"? ?t, hrk. sa_88.1l;
li, oh l{..*'lir, .- tl Row Mlill.i. 2(V" Weat
HO,'. a, ot,e half rlBht. tltle and Intereat (nrtf
178,0001 i4ll llena; Oct 24; 810.'). atl,rne> as
al.?.\ e
The Bronx.
BRIGG8 AVE, a a 34-r> 4 ft - nt gOdfer.
I'ari. Boulevard, r,Oxiio. ***iwoo<i <? navla t.
Willlam '- Herx.n. 134) Weat lftOi|, af <? \t*
17.000); Ort 29 ||4>1: attorn.-y. Tltle O.iara, tea
and Tr.iat f*o, 170 Broadwav
rtEf-MONT A\E. n e ,-or 178th ef, l-HlxllVV
Faruolu Rralts rn to r'harle* R Paruolo. 20/13
t ontlnned nn Bfteeath nage.
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Many month-; ago. at Red Bank
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STILL ENDURES
AT RED BAKK
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Only it has been
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and REAL LIVING
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F.
MINNESINK REALTY COMPANY
F. BRADLEY COX, General Manager
Suite 1853
50 Church Street. New York Te1. C^rtlan-i .* 2822
Our money
will be loaned on desira?
ble lmproved Real Estate
ln Greater New York. Ap
plicatlons promptly con?
sidered.
LAWYERS TULE INSURANCE
AND TRUST COMPANY
CAPITAL- -84,000,000
SURPLUS - * 5,600,000
160 nroadr-a-. Serr York.
188 *4fOBte*-?? Otrert, Br*->kl-r_.
367 Fmltaa Street. .lamaiea.
BC1LDEB8.
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WORN OUT 1\ XJ WL O
V.'t* Heoair or Hetovar Your Uoof wlth
'ASMF.NTO (-( COMPOSITi: ROOFH
tt a lo*- prlce, **.ttr, gu?ran*:e? n-teretieea. <te
*.. rtption atiil Mttatatei ?;* ?n 're- C_U or write
tASMKNTO ROOFINli (OMPANV.
itt Nlnth Av*.. mear 2?th at., N. "*. C.
rii?nr 74M.*. Chalaea._._
: vt. i u i_k
9
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ORTO LET
Going to
Move?
Starting in
Busmets?
Where? w
fe-ta-a Tee Pe*-I->.1__M er Wrlto f? ??>JT
(-*ttuTROWI*J-X----n-lt ALLTlff "FO*
FEBTB- WOOTM WWl_-r*Q) Fa_ Par
nce-ea. GUtMia** oad UtteA ta Tala*ocaocr
Mnrtarr. A MMM laek PMX TO FEOPL_
LOO-mC FOfTlWW HOMES. Wtl_? ler
lUSWtAS er DWEU-NG Pirpeeee.
THE TROW REGISTER KL _?
Tm- Mreetery. Pr?t_t ea*) leett-__--Ce.
Po*ii?bon.__Tel.. ttaakmbtoao.
BORoriiH o> brookLtn.
REAL HOMES
Fa*t l.Vli at. ar.d Ave. J.; 7 larga roonii *nd
b*th; uli Imprat-m?nta. ateam heat. ele-trl<
tlght. lartJereod Oeerei pric* U.TM. ll.0-0O.-r_h.
Uike tirnltl. kt.. Prlghton Be*K't "_" or Cveaii
ave ara 14 A\e .1. DAHI* Owner gtid Bullder.
on prerilaea. _ ________ .
STORB FOR." RPNT; ~ BKST LOCATION IN
Sorrf-rvllte, N. J.: rlght alda of atreat; haa
neen u-ed for a furniture an.l t-arpet atore for
Ifca la?t nfeen *.eara. Apply F. O. THOMAH,
Som-rvllla. N". J. _
NEW .IF.RKF.Y.
SURF; ||U~SMALL A f
MONEY ? U FARMS t\ ?
RIDGEWOOD
;.' mil?- out. 75 tralna ?-l*_)I*- , Mo tickaf, 17.75.
?4 ACRE TO 5 ACRES
rri.l. st/.E OPBCIAL, PA?Li PfUCM
10% Down C *( HT Free
Per ty > i >J Title
nth -tnd Up Polic
.ady Market Rl-jht at Hand
Wai .'il.'kena. Efga and All Proflurfa
S_i. g*/er) r>ay--Fi*-e Rl! Tlcketa ? Write
United States Land <_ Home Co.
710 i'lnir.*li Ht ifiuli- anO-21 IK) Now York.
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FJJRNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
?..A.A S.lf t Uit nf furnlel.ed apartmenta
for ptl?at- partlea. 2 rooma and bath to
|| ree_M and 4 battiM. |7*> to tOOt) per
monili l*or permlts and furthar partlculara
api'i
HUVJ -*? iv .<.? HOBBg. No. IK W 7*M Straat.
IOTTH -T . I AND T WEST. Vrry deafrtble
0 reeOM, hath, ateam heat, hot water; 130 lo
$**?? .UMTii'i. or BELKNAP. ;*o? w h.*m ?t
ERTY FOR RENT
STORES.
3412 Broai *vay?142d S.reet.
??V> KQT'ARE FEET
STORES 18x35
F. R. WOOD .5: 'M)LSON, -*1-200*
Brmdwiy ,u,d 144th st. Suitab,e for ,ny bu8ine8i
Phone MC-i Audubon.
ATTRACTIVE CORNER STORE.
AMSTERDAM AVENUE AND 143d STREET
roatelnHll Too -***-*?ura fen . Al locatlon for any buaineaa; good lea**; vaeant now; rant
|l tbb, Igpl*. "ii premlftf*. or
F. R. WOOl, W. H. DOLSON CO.,
I'I.on N33 Midub-.t.. BROAIWAY AND 144TII ST.
New tfork's Best Lease Proposition ? Large Store
Near 4'*d Ktreel and Bro*.. ra**. Qulckly reaehed from Urand r*antm.l .ind Penn. t-itatlonn.
Uth \va. -I.,-- ..th A.e. Bun. froa-town and In ali N. - 9. c%ra. I?weat Rent ta New
*?t>iU. Hultable for ahow room or any hlj-li-daaa rrtall or ape.;la|ty ahop. Not f?r from
"SlernV new ator.-. Fort une. for llve ronrani l.?-ng leaaa. Baat hotela and theatre-.
N.*arlv every one viaitlng Naw ' ork **i|l aee Y?ur etore. Qulck *t?-ilon -ret bmrgaln; rent
lean thnn to.OOO per ye?r. Axtt toa Box 100. Tribune Ofrlra.
BUILDINGS.
TO LEASE
547-549 GREENWICH STREET
Kntiif .omer Bullllng. 7.1H7.V Dountnt-n Shlpptn? Dlatrlot, About 27.000 a-juare feet
Apply on premlaea or
F. R. WOOD- W. H. DOLSON COMPANY
BHOADMA, AMI KOTH HTRFF.T._*PHONE Mgg KPHlTI.KR.
TO 1 FAQP 5l5TH STREET BETWEEN
1 \J LCAOC BROADWAY AND 8TH AVENUE.
20x100; THREE STORY AND BASEMENT; WILL ALTBR TO SUIT TENANT
CAB HAVE Bl II.niNC. RKADY DKCBSTBER 1
F. R. WOOD, W. H. DOX.SOI.T OO.
RROADWAY. COHNER 00TB 8T.
TO LET FOR BU8INE8S PURPQUt.
If an
Unburnable
Building
affordlnf the maxlmum of prota-tlaa te
human llfe and property, and obtalniaf t%a
mlnlmum rate of Inaurance, la an aaaet In
vour buslne**. let aa tell you abou* r.eh a
buildlng whlch wa are er?<*tlng an 27tb at.
-iear 8th ave. It rontaina 103,000 erjoar* feet.
.t la an id.-al m-rcantlle buildlng, and 1* to
icaao at the lowest .ent ln Manhattan.
JAMES H. CRUIKSHANK,
50 Pine Street
APARTMENT HOTELS."
The
Lorraine
5th Av. and 45th St.
Apartments. Furntshed and
Unfumished, tor Sea >n and
Ycarly Rentals.
Suites and Rooms with Rath
Transienth.
Restaurant a la Carte.
GEORGE C. HOWE
GEORGE ORVIS
of F.quinox House,
MANCHESTER, VERMONT.
HOTEL IRV ING
?8 tir-mero- Park, 20th St.. oear 4th Are.
The or.:-/ hotel in thls part of th* clty
adapte.1 for rrflned farnillea; 1-2-3 rooraa ard
bath. fulUlaaad or unfurnl?h*d. Amerlcan
and Kurupean plana. 1'arlor. bedroom and
bath, $30 per weak and up for t?o p*ree&a.
Aaaertean plan.
HOTEL SEViLLE
S. W. Corner Madlsoo Ave. and 2?tb St
offera a few dealrable arult.a of parior, bed
foom ar.a hath. at very attractlva prieee by
h* aeaaon or year.
EDWARD PIRCHAS, Maaager.
THE LANGDON
5TII AVE. AND 6.TH ST.
Kow open. Naw York'a late?t faahl_tU_i-,
1. .tei. Booklet* and partlculara on raaaeet.
EPMfST H .THATTL-OK.
HOTEL VAN RENSSEUER
tB-18 EAST liTH 8T.
1.-8-4 Rooma and Balh,
_ 818.00 per week np. Iw.'.-dJ-g tamtka,
HOTEL AVON "-Jfig tt
\ aty attractlva cornar aultee. eenalatlna *>f
parlo-. bedroom and hath; ?otjtheni e*p?
a'.r- >_'l a-.-l t2.r. PgT week. _
UNFURNISHECT APARTMENTlL
WEHT -l l?B.
JUST COMPLETED.
165 West 83d Street
New 9 Story Sound and Fire Prool
Apatttnints, 4 and 5 Room* and Bath.
trtiii) to 8*t.OO.
t4l.AV.M4>**, A HOBDS. 188 Weat ltd 84..
or Repre*entattv.> on I'r, ni.aea.
385 CENTRAL PARK W. ur?.)
7-8 Rooms Fireproof building, two
2 Baths apartments on a floor;
$900-$l,400 extra large, light roomi.
McVickar-Qaillard Realty Co..
% 444 Columbua Ave.. New Tork.
THE DALHOUSIE.
40 West B9th St One flne apurUnenl fac int
Central I'ark, near Fltth Ave. Bpeclal o?*r.
Apply Huperlntendent. Telephoaa -00 Plaaa
JIST COMPLBT1D.?88 WB8T 58TH~fT..
ov.rlooklng flnrat aectlon of Central ParV.
apartment* of ?_. ;j and 5 rooma. bath wlth
every chamber; all modern Improvemania.
retita 11 ,V)0-t.1,.*."V). \|ci on pt-lillaea <ir hrok*r
EANT -41 DF..
54th Bt
405 PARK AVE. ?&?*
10 to 13 Rooms, $4200, $5850
M4-OI__ A U_,C8--J>r. 848 4_- _

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