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Wnhattan flat
builders busy
ln last Three Months Have
Filed Plans for Houses
Z Cod <16.761,(HH).
lV(Rt\sr WORl than
Vll.OiHKOOO OVER 1913
Brtlfclya Has HO? Icncnicnts
than k?y Oth*1 Bofoagi
i reatef City.
I , T.aa.
? ? p",od
that, in th-. quar
Ifl.Of
?
-.,00 for
aa BBaaaal laei-aaflfl flaa-aata, how
? h | teaemaaU
Jftft^ tan in thi* quar'.rr,
!,aa,mp?r.v.-???'^ f,Mi
' J QU"*' ntcr.tioncJ
?* , worth ol tene
Lataaeri Horoush
NiWltal , rl ? "**
aaflS t- ' "^ ?l1
ae-rfl raaked
talerasls -tlon *>[
.h, Doara cf 1 lUtaaU, the plana all
itfl-B to tf ? -**1 in S?od faith' *8*V!'
.-., T-r.CT.ft HOBflfl Pepartment.
iaUy in ?urt
. ,ny of thflso pl?n8, ?wing to tho
and scarcity of
Th* Taluation of tenementa planned
*.. t-ifl ft ' : U ' * U:'
. rhe Broni
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ii ed, while
iraaffb of
? ..r.ned
. for
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? mi 4*.i roi
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?ne new law.
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$90,00(1 CLAIM NOT
AGAINST LOCAL OWNERS
TruMet t St Patrick's Sought
to Have ( ;ty l'ay.
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NEWI.Y WEDS RENTING
H0MRS AT GARDEN CITY
Nrarly All I .: HOBtei with
Opti^n (o Purchase Sitcs.
. .' miiTiat*''
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?rk Apartir.ent Pro
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,r Hill*.
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.etaad.
Ir;',r '
?., * ???an p,. ,,,,?..
Bt^"* w' ? oi, ob the prem
TWO NEW HOME PRQJECTS AT MANHATTAN BEACH.
llou^i* r<H4-ntly huill hv Kittv ('oroon, *tar of *ta-*?. and ftlm.
A i;li"*3P*e ??f 'he ground* of ( . B. I.ane.
WANT REVENUE
BILL CHANGED
Some Doubt Still Prevails
as to Mcaning of Certain
Revised Provisions.
Since the first income tat law was
passed, in 1909, there has been con- ,
fliderable confusion aa to whether or
not the intere.<-t paid on rral estate
morttrages could be deductYd as an
Bflflfl. Some doubt on
thlfl suhject has been removed, as the
House of "Upri.-r ntatives *o amended
tho rflTeaae bill as to permit deductions
? on mortgage iadabtadaaaa
? ag the amount dua under
?? bill is BBw
a f..r .t i eoasidflration
an.l the Ad' laell of Real Ks
tate ll roaah a ipecial com
.'.. ter Lladnar,
i ]. Mortimer, Robert I?'. Simon
I fur
tha bill, ao that thflra
doubt aa I Iflfl"".
In i 'he amended bill) the
Advisory (ouncil ?..iys:
"The new revenue Mll. n* firfll in
trcduc. d ln tbfl I1...use of I
tivefl, j-rovided that the only deduc
tmns for laterea* on iadabtedness (
should be in the eBBB of il
aecnred by
nuturally would BOl have permitted
I r inter?B< on ?
edness necured by real property. The
v I ouncil of Heal Kstate In
rough its special eomnittee,
made every effort ti have the law
d, with the result that the fol
nicluded in the
inder dtductions, Bcetien '-'?
*":
"'In the ca*e of a rorporation. joint
? ion, or in- ;
npany, organized in thfl
uch net incoms
lucting from the
'.( ivt ii
-.ear from all flonreea, The
n the .
?
ral, tangiblo
tanfible, the subject of sale or
.ri in the or.linary baaiaeSB
Ion, Joinl
pany or aSscteiation as a dealer only in '
C0l-j
or in loaning the funds there
total ' paid ,
;. eorporatioa, company or aa
Ofl within thfl year on any such
. .v bfl rledurtc .1 as H
buai- '
lebted
on nn j
inl of such Indebtedni -
BCtnal value of auch
diBtJaet coneaaflion to
real t state ir;'- .asmuch Bfl
neither the law
?08, 1911 and 10ft! particu
dedoction for
i on real I ??
would De allowed. The ipeeial com
! ha?
: n.viso ment
| lll P08
doubt a* to its purport, bjf rf
movintr the *ri i dealer
an.! ? oftal before the
- .1 late ral.1"
(ouncil has likewNe
d with the National Tax Aaaacl
??? taifl chance*
a t.> eoTlertioBa at tl.e aourec
? ? , and fltl
Will Pay $27,000 Rcntal.
? r thfl
trieh Keane the build
- Wt ? ?! for a tern of ten
127,000.1
ANOTHER STAGE STAR
JOINS OCEAN COLONY
I.uminary Is Kitty Gordon, Now a
Rcsident of Manhattan Beach.
Laal Baird 'Mrs Hecki. atar of th*
Vita_raph'_ pieture colony, recently
eomplel d her home _t Mnnhattan
Keach. Now another thcatrical lumin
ary of thc I'ust water hsi capitulated
to the ebafSSS of New Vork'* fmist
ocean front home colony. lt is no other
person than Kittv Gordea, star of
and film. She has just oom
pleted a home for herself at Manhat?
tan Heach.
Many <i_e.?tlons have heen nsKed
Bboul the dipposition of tho property
on which the famous Oriental Hotel at
Manhattan Hench stood until it* re- I
cent lastBS*. The mystery ia aolved hy
the annojneement from the office ofl
Joseph P. I'uy, who manace* and |
d recta th* property, and his sellin,* ,
r-taff that two tennis courts will occupy |
| -irt of tne Int* left vacant hv the re?
moval of the hotel and that the hai
SBCS of the property is being; mapped
oul for oottag. and semi-bungalow
plots. .
In S persaasl letter addressed to tne
mfl owner* at Mnnhattan
Heach Mr. Day has apprised them of
the srectiofl of the new nets and
coortfl and ef thfl faet that both are
. for the uat> of
tha resideati aad their friends ut any
time.
?her recent improvement that
will add mueh to the olreadv eon
\cnient traastt facilities of this ocean
front home cnlonv is the installatior. ]
of b ten-rainute senriee on the private
ear Iin. from Bheepshsad Hav atation I
tnroueh the property. (Joincident with
ark flcare eaau the constructior.
0f aafety netl to i rotect thc beach
. possible invasion of the
big Bsh._(_
GROUP OF BUILDINGS
FOR MANHASSET SITE
Construction Structures To Bc
Ercctcd Near Station.
Thc North Shore Bulldiag Company
?en to thc Gahler Constr-r
ny, lnc< a eontrael for the im*
? tion ol' threi two story
: apartment building*
at Manhai ?>'. Naaaau I ounty, Long Isl?
and, directly opposita the railroad gta
tion snd adjoinlng the Town Hall and
opposite the schoolhouse.
I tne tirst unit of fifteen sim
ilar buildingfl the North Shore Butld
ing Compaay i* f*om_ to erect at Man
? |n the nc;rr future.
The completion of these combination
Bd apartment buildin?s will
Ifanhtseel to ,h(* t0P of 'he h '
Tha town waa atarted m a hollow years
BgO, as it wa* fne idea to be proteeted
from flevere winter wiada.
Manhas-et is situated near the city
line, on th? crist of a hill, with beauti
fully WOOded country immediately ad
oiaing, is elese to the Souad and only
a sh.rt dntar.ee ftoin Great Neck.
$60,000 MONTCLAIR HOME
FOR LANCASTER MORGAN
Property Is the F. M. Soule Resi
dence on Undercliff Road.
I.uncast.r Moitan, of New Yoik, has
purchased the reaidonci of Frank M.
Soule, on Underel ,r ??' >* I, aloatelalr,
kna the
? attractive ol" the mountain
The reflidence, which Is of tapeatry
, . ; !,,,,, oi "i netioB, eontalna
. rooma, foai bathroams, Bolsrium
? i room. I' Is surrounded
eemmanda an
I . w of New York (ity. The
rty h.-. been held ?t 160,000. It
was sold through F. M. < rawlcy <V
, of Montch.ir.
TO LET FOR HUSINESS PI KPUSEi. TO l.ET FOR BUSINESS i'l .'KPOSES.
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THr.T-flB5.INE
?k.
If you want
accessibility
?
If vou want roomy ofiices (single.
or en suite), plenty of fresh air,
well lighted, a stone's throw from
the Post Office, City Hall, Subway
Express Station and Brooklyn
Bridge, come around and look this
modern Building over. 30,000
square feet available immediately.
EDWARD J. HOGAN
i tan on pi "
Pbonfl P'".mai. .
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Billll WORTH
Hi ll DIJJO
Overlooking City Hall Park
mt Sribune
^mltrrog
154 NASSAU ST.
ANEWLEVERTO
REWOVE DEFECTS
Torrens Committcemaii
Says Title Blemishcs Can
Be Cured Under Law.
Harry Tercy Pavid, a member of
the committee on Torrena titlea of
the Real Ectate Board of New York. ia
an optimist on the aubject of Torrens
title re-fifltration. Ha aay_ the Tor?
rena law as recently amended hy lejr
islatire aetion afforde unuaual facili?
ties for hnnestlv enrinj* defeetive.
titles. In an article In the Bolletin
of the Real Estate Board ho poir.ts
out aome of the merits of the n-vis-d
law.
"Thanks to our committee, title rep
istration is ta have a fair chanee te
become a success in the near futu-v,'
adds Mr. Pavid.
"The first thinjf the committee did
was to take n vote ns to whether thfl
act was constitutional. This Vfltfl
unai.imous in favor of thjj con
tioaality of the iaw. AflMBg the mem?
bers of thc eommittee were legal "
reaeatattves af the New York Tltk in
Bnraacfl Company, Laaryers1 Title and
Trast Cassaaay, Hesss Tttls Ibbb-bb-?
Company and Title (iuarantee and
Trast Company, all kaOW.Bg the cor
poratfl vi.-ws of their respectivs com?
panies, so it may well be '?ken for
pranted that the title companies will
not again dispute this point.
"Amonp the amendment- that
naw become law the followinjr I
special mention: .
"The impartinlity of the official ex
aminer ifl gaaiaateed by forbiddii ??
-., be interestcd ln 'he eond
result of the pracafldiag far lagistrs
tion. , . ...
"Thc BXpenSfl of a puardian ad
is done away with by having tl
torney General aet aa ?aeh gaardiaa
without eompenlation.
"Ample provision is made for the ex
amination of title at low ratCfl hy lacll
regifltera oi eouaty rlerks as Bill
nndertake the work. Air.-:
suit ot our smeBdmentfl Begistar Hop*
pcr of N>w York County haa srrangfld
thfl pewsrs thus conferred
upon him.
"ln S number of details. the lmpor
tance of which can he understood only
by those v. ho na*/. praetiaed und
aet, we have jrroa'ly simplitied and im
proved the prsd
"A title once registered must now
remaii '?? The power of title
companies to compel the removal of
titlea from 'he system has thus been
(im." away . ,
"Will the titlfl com
law iii.il tei uinii-r it. '' ? eompaay -
now an offlcisl examlaer; another, the
_\r-v | and Mortpape Com?
pany, has applied fei ? '
as offical BxamiBsr. lf thfl oth< -
paniea do not gel on thi ban I ' I
they will havs to wateh the bu
po fllflfl. ....
"Will the titlfl eompsi ? iei ipt tttis
rill, as
soon bi thsss eerttfieatei smount to a
reapeetablc number. If the corai
anka will: *o the eom]
?
"\\ hat i the ?
a tltlt ' '
every one triea to Bvoid sn?*4
For the preaent the writer ifl ?
, . *ee how a titli (fiatered foi
? an ?!-'(>- ln tln ss titli
,n larper nunir..-' thi
REAL ESTATE POB 3ALE OB T<> LET.
Iinliul (.11 Ul BBOOKI i **
MANHATTAN
BEACH |
i- a*, we!l known as
SARATOGA
?It ii ACCESSIBLE, on ?hr Ocean
Front. in New Tork City, -15
minutes from Manhattan.
?Il IS BUILT UP, with many of
thc finest homes in Greater
New Vork.
?IT HAS
?A' Wonderful Esplanade
?A Beautiful, Enlarged Bath?
ing Beach with Privscy
?A Private Car Line
?Day and Night Transit
i ?
-Aiilmprov-ir.ents .
?And at To-day's Pricei it is a
wonderful opportunity for in?
vestment or for the home
buiioler.
..
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?h?erih?4,l K*^ Statlen ? ,<1 ;ti?n taku
? | - ?-, runnrna on l'J
Visit the Property.
Write for Booklet to
?n0p?op!rtyoi^y^^
. '
TUI " '" ? ' '
nmeunt may be 8ub*tantlally reduced.
V.'h.re tha real savinj- will come in is
that there will be no reisaue fee* to
far the triflinj* feea for new cer
tifieatflfl ero little more than the pres
.rft reeordiag fee*.
"What kind of title* may be rej-i*
teredl ('u.iii t.tles only, but by jrood
titlei wh dfl riot mean to limit our?
lelvcfl tr. titlflfl aaflh as a hypercritical
l fttle company uould insure. If the title*
' come before a court. the court cannot
I bbv, as would a title company: 'Well,
thi* may be all ri(-ht, but we won't
ingnro it.' The court passea finally
upon all objertion*, and when lt rule*
that a title Is marketablo in spite of
certain fact.*, that title ia marketabla
then, if never before, and will re?
main ro.
"Title companies take 'or rather
! BBJtat to take) risks; the court can ajid
| will aboli-h ri*k. Tho Torrens law
affords unusual facllltles for honestly
curint* a. defective title.
"Iftal estate owners ouj-ht, Indeed,
to br> (*rR*eful to the Real Estate Board
of New York for it* work and to rh*
Brooklyn Kuilders' Association for the
able eupport it afTorded u* at Albany."
REAJ. ESTATK FOR SAI.E.
H I -H UBBTEB COCNTV.
RYE PROPERTY
CHANGES HANDS
Deal Affects Van Wagenen
Estate at Picturesque
Wilton Point.
The pa?*ing of title to a few of the
parcel* eompruing the Van Wagenon
eitate on the Long Island Sound at
Milton Point, Rye, is a transaction of
more than ordinary interest. The Van
Wagenen properties, consisting of
seven aeparate parcel*, have all beec
sold within the last year under the
direction of John Otto, vice-presuknt
of S. Oigood Pell &. Co. Among thflflfl
parcfll* ** re thj old homcstead known
as Paraonage Point, with it* handson.e
old tree*. beach and large shore linfl.
three other waterfront propertien oi
approximately four, eight and twelve
acre* each, two parcel* near tho wa'.r
of nir.eteen acres and eight and a h;.lf
acres each, beaides a frontage in Mil?
ton Harbor, adjoining the '.own dock.
Many yeurs ago practicaily all of
Hilton Point was owned by Mr. Vflfl
Wagenen and Mr. Catlin. These hold?
ing* were *ub*equently divided. For
year* etforta were made to induce Mr.
Van Wagenen to *ell, but it was only
a year ago when he reached the deci?
sion to ao so, ai the old homeatead
had been unoccupied for about six
year*.
Arthur C. Gwynne purchased twelve
acre* on the water and is erecting a
home. Mr*. Pliny Fisk boucht. nine
teen acre* near her home. The r<*main
ing *ixty-five acre* were bought by
Pliny Fisk. Thl* compri?es about 1<?0
acre* of more than a mile flf water?
front and their gale is the lar'-ast that
ha* been made for a long time.
A pecullarity of the preser.t itate
of business ls the many *''<*co-.*fiil
men who have come to the front since
the European war. This eondition Is
partlcularly responsible for the un?
usual demand Ir*, the last two years for
country properties of unnsual lize.
B
Lease At Trafflo Hub.
Rlee *\ Hill have leased to the United
Ci--ar Store* the *tore in the buildint*
being erected by Aagu.?t Heckscher at
the eoutheast corner of Madi?on av. and
42d ?t.
REAT. ESTATE FOR BALE,
WEBTIHK.-ITKK CO*U!**TT.
Wc takr plrasure* in a-inounciii?** that wr have appoint* il
ns prnrral s.-iles aprnt ifj Nrw York City
GRIFFIN, PRINCE & RIPLEY, INC.
18 Ea*t 4lat St., New York,
whcv.' Infornation 8ad literature may he nbtained abriut
&tber Vitto iflauor
The Moat Beautifu! Suburban Home
Place on the Hudson.
We offer for fall occupancy
houses of various sizes for rent or sale.
PLOTS AS LOW AS $1,000.
1.. roaih Hiver View Manor tlkfl N. V. Teitral
tn llasiirics-mi-Mudson or Subway and Trollev.
ifttlice nn propertv alwa\s npen.
HASTINGS HOMES CO.,
HastingS-on-Hu4la<>n. Tel. 636?Hastint-s, or
?- for Booklet and Photofraphs.
GRIFFIN, PRINCE & RIPLEY, INC.
18 Ea?t 41?t St., New York.
Murray Hill?9326.
BOARD OF ESTIMATE-CITY OF NEW YORK
has reitricted R1VERDALE-0N-HUDS0N to hiia-clatt dcT.lop.flat oaly.
Jf ielbsftou
offers to home-seekcrs plots in the choicest part of this district.
HELAFIELD ESTATE]
*-* Tel. 277 John 27 Cedar St.
M lt H.K-.KY.
NEH JFKSKV.
j Facts for Men of Family^
Consider Accessibility
. ,,. r ? . a I - Th* r-ipl-'st. healthl--." attflttefl r??r New Tr.rU ? t\
? \ ln. ated?is
/.v Uillt of aoreaarn titm Jeraay.
i.i. i i
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, | . \[.r*-- Bfll ? R
. ? ...1 l u? . *an Road ol A ai h i
I n aervice ?uar*rit?ea flrea'eat flfleflBfllblHt**
l ,, , | . ? .'? ?-' tlrd Btreel ai-.i all Hudaoi
tralna frena terrj I 81 and all ii . i
na. All butnea convanient to uprw antion \n iloun
THIS ENGLISH ALL-YEAR HOME NEAR WATER, $8,000
r?D?*nl-'nt romm.itatlon lo I'lty. .
A ehem na hem* f 18 rooma* 8 batha;
ara* ,:-::-.
?i open rft-plar* nmlrn room
p t floor* i tarnetl
i.trlc 1i?jht. walis par "l?d ln
te
. faaraatea arary pm
?-..i eenatr** ad
? ? ?
... ?? -h ri ?-r ron
? ' ? .'.3 cottaae t
in now.
(Ually eaay trrnis
. lak**. ? .lunlry . !nb. ?olf,
* bath
aad f ' r w ?
l olara I
MOUNTAIN LAKES. INC.
l70B'w?y. N. Y. Tel. 1521 Cort.
f
BERGEN AND ROCKLAND
fnunty reil estate title*, are our spr^alty.
,\ie youi rn! eslatfl litl** miuredr' \.n(.
II.
North Jersey Title Iniurance Co.,
II i. _____d. N*w J*ra*T.
H T ,,.. K CflflNr, 80 WaU SL
? ,. , , t_ I Most tK-filthfnl town
Kuthertord, l'i. J. i?th**iat*
lc?tr -. P*r
... lava
- BU t'nuaual
1
e__ u _____ r*? fllmfef Hi.la- Tei
binsabaugn t_o. ,
| OM. |sl \MI.
IKKri'l'KI HITKR rRO-T
?I
.- B.j lo
.-?
i ns i 1. \MJ.\LL CO., Ireepurt. 1_ L
WTJiTt Iir_?.EB COINTT.
This Bungalow on Mahopac
Point, Lake Mahopac
Knr ?_* ai < ??t <i? l?*? f>rm?.
p.-n , . - ?. V. l ? ?? ? ?
.imiiN ioMtii tim. i.i-i vm i
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Mahopac Point Corporation
For other real eatate Bflfl I'age 11,
Ptii 1.
tNlTRMSMFn \r\RTMENTSTOI,ETli;NFCRMSHFnAP??RTVENTSTOI.F.T
ElficMnt Mflnsuerafnl
1 ? HroadTrar. 'or. ?Oth fflt. T*l. Heh..>l*r jaOO
Branrh Ofice: 280 Maduon At?.; Broadway al 144- Streel.
Dowotown Oftce: No. 140 Broadway, Cor. Uberty St.
THE BELNORD
Broadway to Armterdam At.
Itth to |t__ ?_
TTi. A ? n- r ' H
1 ln II Kmmi, .. J* an.l I
llalh.. Benla SS.IIfl to S'.OOO.
I i t l ? <rlr I ii ? '_?'- l"l
-a-.l'f
STRATFORD-AVON-n 401 WEST END AVE
Northw'st ' orr.rr 7?'h 9t
9 anrl 11 Boom*. I Bath*.
BflflflaStfl II.IOO and npwarrt
Inclfl I _?_
low ra'? f'-r *>> '
817 WEST END AVE.
Southweit Corner 100th SL
nreproo. Apat-IMata. 6
and 7 Raomi, 2 Baths.
Renta $1,300 to $1,600
H0LLAND COURT
Cor. Riveriide Drive.
315 West 98th St.
3, 4, 7 and 8 Roomi,
1 and 2 Bathi.
Rents $660 to $1,600.
35 WEST 82D ST.
8-Story Fireproof.
Near Central Parli Waat.
All Modern Improve
menta.
5 and 6 Rooms, Bath.
R.-nts $840 to $1,200
WALLACE
568 West 149th St.
utiieait Coenoe Breadwaa*.
6 and 7 Rooms and Bath.
Renta $840 to $900.
TALLADEGA
61 Hamilton Place.
Southeaat Cor. 140th St.
6 and 7 Rooms and Bath.
Renta $720 to $900
451 WEST END AVE.
Southweat cor. of 82d St.
7 Rooma and Bath.
Rent $65.
HEARNCLIFF
880 St. Nicholaa At.,
At 154th St.
15 and 6 Rooma and Bath.
Renta $480 to $780
Our 1911 1. booklrt, rontalnlnf dVsrriptti* milfr an.l fl.er plans ot
? li* _I..it* an.l rnanr othir prop.rfle*, now rraiij for di-trllnit lon. Slajr
bfl afciiml at any ot our olli, .?.
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THE APARTMENT HOUSE COMPLETE
When you live in thi* fimotu Apartmen' ______ fOts
have overythma ot your door. .. locntion untosrosaoot I
tratseit faeUittee tmeaeelted, Vowao, ptW0Oto>hottot et ? i
witk obtsndtsat tlotet upace: every modern. up-to-li':
appoint ment and larqcs' oprts air aarilen in tke ct' i.
MANAGER ON PREMISES
7 to 11 ROOMS, 2 to4 BATHS, Renlal$2,100to $7,000
F. R. Wood, W. H. Dolson Co., Agents
Broadway, corner 80th St. Tei. Schuyler 3800.
llUlHi
Complete Square Block.
86th St.?Broadway?87th St.
REAl. ESTATE FOR SALE.
I.ONO ISI.\M?.
SrrTi.e fnr the
[ ...intry llonir Buyer.
CountryLife
Exposition
,,it..,- r*f? -? irboi
kkm. Rn \rr..
ley oraad Central rerm'al, M 1
E.evator oa Suburlran K?mt>
EOHEK'N AlCTIONS.
Nftftft ? ? IRM5*.
N, rTICB irRKI.IMINAI'ft ?
mUAM WlaXsU
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The Best Tenants
for Apartment Houses
In consequence of the prevailing rentals
of high class apartments it is greatly to the
advantage of owners to reach directly and in
as forcible a way as possible, the better class
of business men?the well-to-do and wealthy.
Practically all Bankers, Brokers, Insur
ance, Dry Goods Merchants and Shipping men
read The Journal of Commerce and not only
these, but wealthy men in other lines as well.
About the best advertising of high class
apartments in New York is first page space in
The Journal of Commerce
32 Broadway
Five rrnta nt all
New *stand*
or at your home