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THE 3UN AND' NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1920,
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II I ill Ml I I 1 llvJ 11UUU kAl
BRITISH OF PLOT
Attempt to Eject Dolomites
j'ioiii Scninon'H Confercnco
IJrlnss Trotcat.
(if.voA June 20. Tho objection raised
,( .he inierimllnnul.(ifiiimn' conference
i, ie In llrltuli clclegnlfH mtolriKt the
",,.i,re In tho Oormmi deleitatlon of
r its member, " Dorlnir nnd
... . . a n ..linrnMnelvnd tn.tlll
' I,, uyniann, hcntl of tho Ocrinnn h
' ...i k din nrltlsh delestttlon with.
fhe connivance of l'18 French. Helglan(i0
' i, stun aliened that DorlnK lwd been
Mentllleil with the UOioat wnrfi.ro and
a n'!"'" I" or vWl ,re? ?y, rei!rC;
iJnteii Herman Seamen Union, but
In fni'l cm mi" i .,,
Tho llrltlrh delegates lind
Oowinnieiit
"lilWPKNPM ANH INTUItHST.
27Glh Consecutive Dividend
TAII.IHI(IU Hill.
The Bank of New York
Xcthna' Ranking Aoctatlim
New York, June l.T, IBM.
The Iluaiu I" I'lirciuis nave " 1
rl,,e,l a muirteily dividend uf I'lvo per cent.
,:; "d " alra JUI,l,n'1 of Thr" ,"'r
pmnlile 011 and after July I,
1 kiiultlPitt uf rreiinl nf June SI,
, 'in 1 1'.
ri'.ii. i" 1
lino
"iirnK
MIITC. .111.. i,uhlr.
UNITED RETAIL STORES
CORPORATION
CIMIMON Hl'OCK DIVIDKNI),
tii. IMinii of Dlroetorn of United 11,'lnll
Hi. rn r.iriimiitlon havu llil ilay ilcclnreil
, ,io. ilUlileml t "'5i tho nr.ilile um;
hi, .hnii'i of the 4'onmion Mock nf all
,iik4 uf 1I1I1 eoriiornlliin, lueU ami out
.laiiiims ni Hoe ot iulnen Monday, Auuint
I'V'ii pmnlile n rid dlitrlhulablfl on Mon
In, Aiiiimi 10. Ilisil, lo the hohlera of reeonl
r.f iiihl fornnmn Hloek at close of uuilnesii
,, Augu, 1 i. Ki, at tho rats of on ihare
nf Clam A (million Hlork for each and every
tunny inarm of eald Common Stock of
Cm pom lion luiutul npd outnlandlng at
null io o( builneai.
Traimftr hooki will not bo cloned.
r:i:Oll(lK WATTLHY. Tieafuier.
sen vork Jiiiw 11), 1020. j -
CANADIAN CAR & FOUNDRY
IY I
COMPANY, LIMITED, MONTREAL
N'otlre Ii In-iehy Klcn that 'UUlilend nf
.mi hro nuartvra i'r cent. on
i".i, I'nlil I'p Preference Hlork of (lie Com
pitiy, for iiimiter ending June 30lh, 1020. ia
born flcrlnini jmyftuiu ,111 inc ioiti uny ui
July 1 nst, to Hhnreholdere of record at the
,oe of liuilneai on the 211th day of June,
,KI iiy onriKrt op 'run hoard,
A. C. BOURNE,
Kecretary.
Vnuirejl Ma)' S'lll, IMP.
EAST COAST
FISHERIES PRODUCTS CO.
; Wall M., ew York, June 3 10SO.
DIVIDKNI) No. 3.
Tlir n.mnl of Olrecton of this Company
lia " ile. laied a numturly dividend of 1 per
i ,m me 1'ieferrerl Stock, payahlo July 1,
I9S0 to siiftkholdfre of rcrord Juno aath,
VI'.O .MAltK W. NOI1MAN. Treasurer.
EAST COAST FISHERIES CO.
: Hull St., New York, June J, llTCO.
I IIKI KUUKI) DIVIDKNI) No. 10.
((I.MMI)N DIVIDEND No. 3.
Jlir Hfiud nf tUrrclora of this Company
nit itei'ared the regular (juarleriy dividend
ci( i -e on the Preferred Stocl; and 1 quar
nrlj ili' lili nil on tho Common Stock, pay
l)! .luiv I. Kn, to stockholders of record
lune ;!), 1IC0.
MAIlK W. NOItMAN, Treasurer.
(IIIPHIUM CIItCDIT, INC.
Tlie nil,,' i iiamt'd company liai till day de
Hi il ii ilivldend of fifty cnts (Mc.) a share
n l,i oiiMlnndlng t'omrnoii etock and the
'i"tuml duiirti-rly dividend ot two per cent,
i i o'l ii s outxtandln? preferred stock, both
i M I. iii'n pna'jle July 1, 10'JO. to atockliolders
f rn'onl at the eloie, of bii'lneia on June 15,
"i"n I'hei ki nllt be mailed.
Sioik Tinnfer Hooka will close on June 1.1,
m at the clone of bualneaa on that day,
! "Ill i.opfti at 10 o'clock A. M. July 2,
'ij,l
rilN.IAMIN n. KAHANE, Secretary.
Noik. Juro 7. 1H2H.
(OMll).NWK.I.TII
l'lNANCI', COltl'OUA-
TION.
100 llrnadtray. New York.
rioAi.l of Directors have declared out ot
'arnliiRi for the quarter ending June 30,
i'I'jo the fourleenth minrtcrly dividend on
Hie Tri ferred Stock of thh Corporation, at
ii.e rnte of feun Pr cent, per annum, or
tt 7' pir share, payable July 13, 1920, to
tncMioliler of record Juno 30, 1020.
A epiclal dividend (not quarterly) ha also
tieen lierlnred on the Common Stock, payable
inly 13, 1920, to stockholders of record June
A 11)20.
Psied cv York. .Tuna 21, 1920.
N. . MHItltlTT, Altant Treasurer.
ommercial Exchange Bank
New York, Juno 4, 1020.
Th Hoard of Directors has this day de
rlared a semi-annual dividend ot 10ft and an
mra dividend of Bft on the capital stock ot
11-ita Hank, raabla July 1, 1020, to stock-
olden of record at tho close of business
June 21, 1020.
OBOnCR KF.HN. Cashier.
WESTINGH0USE ELECTRIC
MANHFACTL'UINfi COMPANY.
A Quarterly Dividend of 2 1.Q( per
harei on the rrtni'KUnnn Stock lit this
ompany will be paid July 13, 1020.
A Dividend of 2 ($1.00 per share) on the
OMMON Mock of this Company for tho
nuarltr failing Jun 30, 1920, will bo paid
July 31. 1920.
noth Dividends are. pavahlo to Stockholders
of recoid as of June 30, 1020.
II. F. I1AKTZ, Treasurer.
New York, June HI, 1B20.
UNITED FRUIT COPIPANY
DIVIDKNI NO. 81.
A qusrterly dividend ot three per cent
Ithrea dollais per share) on the capital
rtnek of this Company has been declared,
pijnble on July 15, 1920, to elockholdere ot
reront At tho close of business June 10, 1020.
JOHN W. DAMON,
Treasurer.
Big Heart Producing and
Refining Co.
A dividend of 2Vi (23c. per share) lias
reea declated pavablo July I, 1920, to Stock
holders of record at the close of business
J'L.n 22. 1920.
11. HOWARD CBOnOE. Clerk.
" .11'I.U'S K.IYMKK & CO.
A regular quarterly dividend of two per
rem (;eji upon the Common Capital Stock
ef JULIUS KAYSKIl CO. has been de
rlartij, pa)blo July 1. 1920, to the holders
if record of ruch stock at tho close of busi
ness ni June 2S, 1920.
Ivideni. cheek', 1,l forvvardea by Guar-;
sr.t Trunt Comoanv nf New York.
C. M. HIIMION, Becretary.
Till: llAN(l:u NATIONAL llA.N'K
of tin ltjr of New Vork.
New Vork. June 18, IH50.
The lli.ard of Dlrrctom have this day de
''sreil , dividend of EIGHT PEIl OBNT.,
eavablo on ttnd Rfter July 1st. 1020. The
'raiufer hooks will temaln closed from June
IMi, IPSO, until that I'ate.
mi. n. CAm,K. Jn.. Cashier.
Al.l.l:tilll'..N STKKI. & TVIIB CtlMI'ANV.
.New York, June ID. 1820.
The Hoard of Directors of the Allegheny
steyl 4 Tube Company have this day de
Jared a quarterly dividend of 2J payable
July 1st. 1020. on the Pnferred Stock as of
record on June 10, 1020.
'hecks will bo mailed direct to stockhold
ers on July 1st.
LOUIS K11.1AN. cnairman.
. l 6 fiiu iik nn-, ,-".
i ne rxertitlve otnees, suite ail, riaiiron i
ine Hoard of Directors or tne ra
'lonal Equitable Investment Co. declared the
usual dividend on preferred stock of 2 for
the quarter ending June SO. 11120. and a divi
dend a' the tate of $0 per annum for com-
u. nncn ot record Jun - wzu.
1 .... ....... ..... . - 7.... ...x ...nts. m nr mmi uiiiK ii urn.
V a r.au r ntarterly Clvldeml of J51111 tne tti.Ai.c.,- '"v; "'. i,.Vc fr it,e y(r 1321 pcy. and In Hast lir.-ng
1" ,:nlv,,r:B',Mttf Z?Z ..nV'S rtfdby FrtrSlsJI k Secre- ,rV IIal.cy Comrie to
",r",' lV "St" rVt'll'rZ . ry ot tit.tr. .tth. Capitol Albany. , . and 011c.haIt Btory
rord at tiiAioVof bnVlness Jt 1 3SxU5 at Kppert
.W. A. WlLU.NliHAM. fiecralar. lUf s w 1
vte
they exDrewed roBret for Herman crimen
a
mm mini oiiiriii naiuraiicea Had
ii;;
n aiven in the conference Hint
tiomnlty would be (mid to nil
who luid Buffered through the
activities,
"Th Mueeilon of Dm altitude of ' Dor
lug nnd Hut IndemnltlcH to bo paid by
Germany to tlioac who HufrVrrd from tho
war ore mtiiely ejttr.ineoUH to the pre.
ent lubor conference," deulnred Dr, I,ay.
niantv "Thn Urltleh deleinllon objected
to Vliwl and DnnnK on tho ground that
they were not the tleleiintea of the Ger
man wnmrn, while wo maintain Hint
both men enjoy the full confidence nf
our workmen. Albert Tliomnn (tho
French labor leader) ciimo to Ilerlln to
arrange thin conference, nnd we, hb ii
matter of cotirteay, milunltted to lilm tho
names o' our delegatcn.
Thomnis, wlio nalil lie wa HpeuklnK
in n,
u10 Urltleih Heanien" Union), objected
uiiijr iu i-hui aiuucr, wno vvnn inercroro
excluded, Ho did not ol'Ject to Dorlnir;
"Now, however, Wilson ban brought
iiHuinni coring nn nccunntinn in minui
tlon vT.It n letter written lilm by (taring
din-Ins the war. DorliiR did thin ss tho
rcproacntntlvn of tho Central Council of
tho German Seamen': organization. It
wna not n personal matter, but nn ex
position itH tho renult of .1 long fllncua-
hIoii which had occurred In thn Central
Council over n request from Wilson that
the flermnn aonmen Interfere In the nub.
murine warfare,
"Neither florins nor the Central Cowl'
ell could liavo Interfered wlh tho It-
boat cnmnalgn nhy morn than llon
could hnve Interfered with the lilocliude
against nermany."
WHEAT PRICE $2.60 IF
IT YIELDS A PROFIT
Wabiiin'utun. June 20.- Th 1919
Amerlran wheat crop vtiiH produced at
nn tivernso cait to tho mower of J 2 13
a bushel, the Department of Agrelulture
announced to-nlxht in mailing public Hh
recent cost of iiroduotlon nurvcy. Tho
nurvey ciWcred fourteen represnntalle
illbtrlcts of tho wheat belt, nine In the
winter wheat arean of KnnaB. Nebrapka
nnd Missouri nnd tlvo In the eprltix
wheat rcKlona of Minnesota, North nnd
.South Dakota.
The mirvry further revealed, tho De
partment aald, that to penrdt a profit oh
80 per cent, of thu wheat produced on
the farms covered by the survey the
price would have to be nbout J2.G0.
Dollnp wheat," once the nspirntion
0f wherft grow era, would have paid
t no
cost of production on only two of
production on only two or mo
481 farm Included lntbe survey
CI.INCIII'IEI.D COAf, COItrOKATlON.
1 Cumulntlte Treferred Stock.
Tho underslgnid as Transfer Aitimt of the
7 Cumulative; Preferred Rlnklng I "unit Stock
of Cllnchfleld Coal Corporation, pursuant to
the provHon respectlpB said slock settlnii
aside a Hlnklnn Fund aMhe rate of 2H cents
per Rroes ton, hereby plves notice that there
has been deposited with It. In accordance
with said provision, S2 1, 130.03 available for
redemption of such stock on AURiit 1, 1920,
and that It will receive sealed tenders U to
3 o'clock I'. M. on July 7. 1020. for the sale
lo It of such Preferred Stock at a price not
exceeding 120T, of the par value thereof
and the accumulated and accrued dividends
thereon.
TDK NRW YORK THUST COMPANY,
Transfer Agent.
Ity n. O. OUrtTS, Secretary.
New York, June Id, 1f20
DIVIDENDS AND INTKItKST.
Savings Danka.
The Manhattan Savings
Institution
6H-0I8 Ilroadwny, cor. Illreeker St N. Y.
I38TII SKMI-ANNl'AI, DIVIDEND.
The Trustees have deflated a dividend for
the six months ending Juno 30. 1920, at
"' FOUR PER GENT
pr annum on all depnlls from $1 to $3,000
entitled thereto, payable on nnd after July
19th. HrtO.
Orpoafl morfe on or Itore July inii iclll
draio fnterest from July 1st, 1920.
Open Mondays from 10 A. M. lo 0 30 I' M.
p!Trty accounts AcenpTr.u.
XMVAI.TKU C. HTOKKH, PreiliJenl.
Ilenjandn flrlffen, V.-P. Artlmr Stiles, See.
Metropolitan Savings Bank
1 and 3 THIRD AVE. (opp. Coupcr Institute)
CHAnTKHUD 1832. 133TH DIVIDEND
New York, June 8, 1920.
INTEItnST FOIt TI1E1IALF YIUH HNDINO
June 30, 1920, at til" late of
FOUR PER CENT. PER ANNUM
will be credited to the depositors entitled
thereto under tho by-lawa of tho bank on
sums trom 3 to $3,000. INTKREHT PAY
ABLE July 20, 1920. MONEY DEPOSITED
on or before July 10, 1920, will draw
Intereit from July let up to $5,000.
Open Monday Evenlnes from 3 to 7."
Society Accounts Accepted.
rtOHF.HT II. ANDREWS, Pres.
FRANCIS II. MOFFET. Sec'y.
HI
m
5&7 Pork Place, N. Y.
137 th
pnn annum.
semi-.
&9 payable on nnd after
Jaly 19tli, 1920.
Deposits made on or before
.lulr 10th will draw Interest
from July lt, 1920.
luai
vldcnd
INTE1IKST PAID ON DEPOSIT
FROM $5 TO $5,000
UNDER AMKNDKD IIANKIMi LAWS.
H. F. Hutchinson, Trcs. I,, r. Ferrls.Secy.
CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK
IN TDK CITY OK NEW YOItK,
Corner Hit Atenue and lllh Street.
Interest at the rale of,
FOUR (4) PER CEJMTUM
per annum will be credited depositors for
the six months ending June 30. 1020, on all
sums entitled thereto under the Ily-Law s . not
exceeding Five thousand (JWIO0) Dollars,
and will be payable on and alter July 21,
'Deposits made on or before July 10, 1920,
will draw Interest from July 1, 1920.
IIUIinUT CILI.IS. President.
A. KOITKL. Treasurer.
prtOPOSALS TOIl steel, pipe, flltlnas. dies,
".vr.i. .i.iii. n,l enunters nks. bits, chisels,
clamps and anvlls.-flealed proposals Kill b
received at the Office of the Oencral Pur
rWna: Officer. The Panama Canal. Wash
InAon. D "3. until 10:30 o'clock A. M. July
a i iSfj at which time they will be. opened In
nubile, for furnishing tho abovS mentioned
nrliclea Iilanks and Information relatlns to
till" Circular (1379) may bo obtained from
h s office or the offices of the Assistant
l"..1' , agents. 24 State Street. New
Yurk City: KOrt Common Street, New Orleans,
v d nnd Kort aiason, nan r raHtmu, v.aiu.
WJ!?!&XiZ3ZS?, W
States.-A'. L. Flint, General Purchasing Of-
Jleer
June 1.-,. 11)20.
Offico Bupervlsln Chief Engineer. V. 8.
rubllc Buildings New York. N. Y.. 7ai
rustwii House. pRALED PROTOSAUS will
be relvd at this office until 2 V. St.
June 2.1. 1920. and then opened, for Altera
tions and l'lmiibln for Minor Testing Labo
ratory In Iloom 511 of U, 3. Court House.
Kevtf York, ., m Bti-oniuii,- win, biiiii-
firattons which n.ay ba obtained at this
office.
ALFRED nrtOOKS PltY.
aimerv I'lng unlet engineer.
fiPVifTS of the Quartermaster uenerai,
rinihlnit Eaulpaga Division. Munitions
Titiiiatni. Washington, I). C.-Sealed pro-
iToVals will be received In duplicate nera un
til 11 A. M. July 12th. 1020. for furnishing
. ".. .... nr iihi van. oi sues a. u.
) information ,m iniufi
'
nwicn of the Quartermaster i,enerai,
rinthlns: and Equipment Division, Munitions
ItSdlne ?Vwhlngton. D. C.-8eale,t pro
roVili In duplicate will be received here unt
"P M.. July 12. 1020. for furnlshlnB all
a'ny nart of 10,000 yards canvas pnddlns.
liVtc or linen. Information on request.
'MEXICAN PRESIDENT
lUUillvilll I XUUllfUl X
HAS LIBERAL POLICY
Tells Correspondents Oil Nit
tlonnllzntlon Clause Ts '
Not. Hot rone live.
Mkxico CiTr, June 20. Mexican
petroleum laws Imneil upon Article 27
of the constitution, nntlonallrlnc do
poslta of oil, which fcrtlclo tvlll bo Inter-preU-d
llbornlly, will not bo retroactive,
declared Adolfo do la Huerta, I'rovl
alonal 1'rcsldent, to forclirn correaiwn
tlcnta. Tho policy of friendship townrd
fnrclun tuition, especially tho United
Btfttos, together with the assumption of
all legally conlrut'ted debta of tho Mex
ican Jtcpubllc, la a part of the Provl
alonnl Prealitcnl'H proKrumme.
Asked iipi't'lflcnlly what he meant by
"debta legnlty contracted," tho ('real
dent replied IntiRhlntfly : "I'lcaso do not
ronfuao mo with th" former 1'rcaldent
(Vlctorlnno lluciia), allhgiigh our
namoH nrc nimost tiiikc."
With regard to a Mexican foreign
loan, he ovndod the Ihsuo by declaring:
"ThcHo convcraatlon.H with foreign Jour
nallat.t arc Ihu Ilrat ateps which have
been taken In this direction."
".Mexico fiicc-H two problems at ptcs
ent," ho continued, "(Iicho nro tho econ
omic and tnllltniy pinblcni.i. Mt'xlro la
more completely pacified now than dm'
ing tho tlnm of I'm III In Diaz. Villa,
whose atatua Is that of a tncio bandit,
h not ii inllllniy problem."
Aalted ivgunlhiB tenHorshlp of iicwa
deaimlrhe.i, the 1'rcaldent declared ho
had not boon aware a cenpomhlp existed.
Turning to hl chief uf Muff, Col. Ita
mh'c)!, ho ordered (hat the cencorahlp b
nbollihvil linmcilliitely. Ife explained
thn I'Ctiaora probably neie ftncra
front the foiini'!' mlmlnlftintlon.
With Kgard In the ndmlulHtfiiilon's
policy timntd the banltH, I)e la Huerta
said every iinHatnncn and guarantee
would ba given private banking enter
priser!, but that the Ooveinment would
.establlah a national bank with tho .nle
privilege of Ifsul'ig fecurcd paper cur
rency. Thn name enlightened nttltudp
townrd hanking would be immuned n
had been nBHiuncrt toward the petroleum
Interest, he tatetl. the Oovernment
making nn effort to meet them half way
In order to gain tho friendship and re
spect of the nntlonH and take Ha right
ful placo wllh the civilized govcrnmenta
The President wan questioned regard
ing Uiu reported treaty negotiated be
tween Japan and tho t'arrnnza Oov
ernment. "Among the Oovernmont
archives," be said In reply, "1 have not
encountered Bueh it document. You say
a Japanese ship landed arms ut Mnn
zanlllo for ("arrnnza. Perhaps, If thnt
Is true, they wco Intended for the
subjugation of the .Statu of Konora."
After an unusually sveio croisllre
of questions the President himself turned
Interrogator, naklng newly arrived Amer
ican correspondents who 'would be the
Democratic choice at Kan Francisco.
These correspondents, however, pleaded
lack of prophetic powers, stating that
nil tho "advance dope might be upset
as It wan at the Hepubllcan Convention."
ENLARGED BANK OPENS.
Mechnnlc'K mill Alrtnla mid l'roil-
ucc UzoliuiiKe Are Slcrtrril,
Tho merger of tho Mechanics and
Met.ils National Hank and the. New
York Produce Exchange National Hank,
ratified by the atockholtlers of tho two
institutions on June lS, hns been ap
proved by the Comptroller of the Cur
rency arid Is effective beginning to-day.
Tho consolidated Institutions will operate
under tho name of the Mechnnlcs,and
Metals National Bank of the City o.
New York.
The merger gives the enlarged bank
nine branches in Manhnttnn in addition
to Its main otllce In 20 Nassau street.
Its combined capital, surplus and profits
approximate. $25,000,000 and Its deposits
exceed 1200,000,000.
The following, formerly directors of
the New York ProduceA Exchange Na
tional Hank, have been elected to tho
board of the enlarged bank: John E.
Berwlnd, William II. Chllds, Walter C.
Hubbard nnd Ambrose G. Todd.
Gates W. McGarrah, president of the
Mechanics and Metals National Dank,
has been also president of the New j
York Produce Exchange National Bank,
INCREASED RATES ON
bSAND CALLED UNFAIR
Producers Say They Are Al
ready Burdensome.
Building activities In tho metropolitan
cltleB nnd largo towns ot the country
will be badly handicapped by the pro
posed Increase In freight rates on sand
and gravel and the "rationing" of
freight cars to the coal mines only. A
protest that now Is not the time to
hinder building operations, with thou
sands of houses urgently needed In everv
locality, was made to the Interstate
Commerce Commission by,the advisory
council of tho .National Sand and Gravel
Association during a week's convention
In Washington.
The sand and gravel producers agree
that the railroads need moro money, but.
they oppose the vropfoal of the roads to
make a blanket Increase In rates with
out regard to classes or commodities,
Tho contention Is that the rates on sand
nnu gravel are airruuy uuiuniruuit ,
its to namper ounuinR.
It Is pointed out thnt regardless ot
the grave shortage In housing facilities .
In the cities and towns, brought about
rby the prohibition of building during
the war, uuuaers nre waning tor tne
towering of prices before nttemptiniTTb
meet this need. Present freight rates on
rand and gravel, tho basic building ma
terials, are approximately the equivalent
of the cost of these raw materials at
the point of production. An additional
30 per cent, freight rate Increase will
brine the cost of these, materials to the
point where the builders will not want
to purchase them and not only will the
public demand for bouses go unfilled.
but thousands 'of workmen will bo thrown
out of employment.
JEyAUK atAUKKT ItUPOHTS.
As a site for a 11,000,000 mosque the
Salaam Temple, Mystic Shrine, bought
from the Packard Motor Company of
New York the property at 1020 to 1024
Broad street through to 71 to 79 Or
chard street. Newark, N. .1., fronting J
116 feet on Hroatl street, 130 reet on
Orchard street, with a depth of 39G feet.
The parcel contains 47,000 'square feet
and was valued at J17G.000. The new
Building will be four stories In height
and will contain an auditorium to ac
commodate 4,000 persons. The second
and third floors ore to bo used as re
ception and meeting rooms for the Ma
sonic bodies of the Salaam Temple.
Eelst & Feist, Inc., negotiated the trans
action. Louis Schleslnger, Iru;., sold In New
ark. N. J for the Oraton Investment
Company to Antonio Navlllo. 243 to
2471,4 High street. . three two story
dwellings, 64x100; nlso 11 White Ter
race, a two and one-half story
dwelling, 40x90, for H. Theodore Sorg
to Aaron Broder; for Mrs. Ethel La
ment, 194 Clinton avenue through to
135 Brunswick street, a three story
dwelling. 30x153.7, and 20 arid 20'.J
Thomas street, two two story frame
dwellings, 30.6x94.3. for John It. Jan..
r .Mr- fir
Cuner .f. Mnler
., .
frame dwell-1
atreet. 1
i
REAL ESTATE HEWS, I
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Uncertain Con! Supply Hctimls
Tinnj'ovcnicnt in Huildlnf?
Mntci-inl Field.
Inmprovement, alow nnd gradual, In
tho receipt of building mntorlals In va
rious sections of tho metropolitan dln
trlct was offset nt tho week-end by com-
Slcntlons In tho mnlter of t'oal supply
" mills, lillns and fctorle, according
lo tho Daw Hcntce Datlu DuiUllna lie
part a to-day.
Ono largo hollow tlln manufacturing
company operating plants In New Jersey
rported being compelled lo pay $1! a
Ion for spot coal, although it has con
tracts for coal supply nt tho mines run
ning at ?4, $5 nnd $G a ton, This In
tnnre may bo repented many limes,
even to the point of some mills being
obliged to closo because they cannot
obtain fuel In Milllflcnt quantities to
keep operating.
In consequeiico of this development
In the building mnterinl manufacturing
field, the prices ut ninny Important
roiitmodltlc were reported nt higher
ltvels. Portland cement advanced from
SI.50 n barrel to $4.80, delivered In New
ork; Hydrate finishing lime advanced
12, to .12 a ton, In cloth, and $2 a ton
In paper. Common hydrnto llmo also
moved up $2, to $2H n ton, in cloth, and
21! In paper. I.nth mortar Is now $19 a
ton, brick mortar at $19. and ncnt mortar
Is now $2" a ton Plaster hoards, In 8
rtiunre fcnn units, Imvo :ilro advanced,
tho new prices being 33 cents for quarter
Inch, 3f cents for thieo-elghtha Inch, ii
cents for one-half Inch and 45 cents
for one-halt Inch plaster hoards, In 9
rquare fool units.
Ailvnncc In Price of (irnvrl.
The price of gravel, both three-quarter
and one and one-half Inch, has been
advanced' from $3.50 to $4.25 a cubic
j aril. No announcement has been made
so far in tho prlco of sand nnd crushed
(.tone, hut It Is assumed that by the first
of the month proportionate advances will
have been announced In these concrete
Ingredients.
The price of Hudson common brick
remains steady nnd exceedingly firm, at
$25 a thousand, wholesale, dock, New
Yorlt, with tho usual uddltlonal charges
for handling, hauling and 15 per cent,
for delivery. Bhlpments nrc lighter from
the kilns to the city on account ot the
disposition of manufacturers to take ad
vantage of every good drying day In the
manufacture of brick with the moderate
quantity of labor available for manu
facturing this commodity. Lumber prices
are strictly nominal, with some lines
crowding the present levels.
Some lath Is coming Into the market,
but arrivals represent goods that were
ordered last year or early this year
Itollef in House Fnniln Itrmolr.
Car shortage and lack otcoal are
slowing down construction to such an
extent that public ofllclals have taken
the matter up for the purpose of effoct
Ing corrective measures. Evidence com
plied by Charles L. Eldlltz has revealed
why tho housing movement has como to
a halt nnd why, with continued addi
tion to manufacturing and distributing
ovethcad the chances for early relief
from the housing shortage will bo In
creasingly remote.
One hundred dollars expended for
various building items In 1914 will buy
under the latest phase ot the building
material markets. In the way ot mate
rial nnd equipment for the erection of!
the home, such a comparatively small
quantity of goods that prospective build
ers are cancelling orders right and left. J
MANHATTAN SinAITV DEALS.
A. A, Hageman bought from II. Jlen
gcl the four utory building, 20x93.0, at
f6 West Thirty-seventh street.
M. II. Galllard & Co. sold to Bins &
Ring, owners of .the Bercsford Hotel,
the adjoining property, 19x100, nt fi West
Eighty-second street. This gives the
purchasers a frontage of 139 feet on
Elghty-secoTid street.
Stanley Wolfson resold for Horry
Bownnn 110 West Eighty-eighth street
a three story dwelling, 1(5x100, between
Columbus and Amsterdam nvtnues The
bouse will be altered and occupied by
the bu er.
MISCni.I-ANEOtIS MUSKS.
Tankoos, Smith & ,Co. leased for the
United Stales Healty and Improvement
Company a portion of the seventh floor
In 111 Broadway to Theodore Revllllon
& Co., Inc., for about $7 a square foot.
Douglas Gibbons & Co. were associate
brokers.
Payson Mcl Merrill Company have
leased street store In 7 East Korty-fourth
street to the Keep Shirt Company.
J. Edgar Leaycraft & Co leased
stores as follows: In 524 Third avenue,
to .T. J. Siege, clothier; In 705 Third
avenue, to .Julius Irfvy, nnd In 110 Third
nvenue, to Brown & Co., photographers;
film in 701 Eighth nventle, lo Jnnlcl: &
Golde. electrical supplies.
Orvprge W. Sasse leased the three story
dwellings at 257, 259 and 2S1 West 113th
(.troet to a Mrs. Kotherham ; for the 'es-
,at(1 ot KIabcth G. Hantsche. stores
nml l)UTOment (n 2100 and 2102 Eighth
nvpnue . for August Wobrmnn, sjore and
basement in 2061 Eighth avcnucT-for
Mrs. Sophle-Krebs, itore and basement
In 2S59 Eighth avenue, nnd for Abra
ham King to the Sheffield' Enrm Com
pany, store and basement In 2072 Eighth
avenue.
Pnyson McL. Merrill Company loosed
duplex apartment In 925 I'atl, avenue
to llcnrv Bruere, apartments In 57 West
I'lfty-third'Street to Miss Mary I'orter
fleld and Miss Helen Martin nnd an
apartment in'133 West Fifty-sixth street
to William II. Draplcr, Jr.
Douglas U Elllmnn & Co. leasd np'irt
rrents as follows: In 64 East Fifty-fifth
street to Melville A. Stern. In 43 East
Sixty-second street lo B. R. Clark and
In 140 West Fifty-fifth street iT tieorgo
N. Boyd; In .19 East Sixty -first rtreet to
Mrs. M. 11. C'owell ttnd n duplex apart
ment In 12S East Ninety-fourth street
to Miss S. II. Barclay and Mrs. W. S.
Junken ; for the Century Leasing Com
pany In 59 East Fifty-fourth street to
Herbert S. Dunscomb.
J. Edgar Leaycraft leased the dwell
ing at 304 West Twenty-seventh street
to William H. Bird.
Cross & Brown Company leased store
nml baitement In Broadway and Sixty
sixth street to McKarlan Motors Com
pany. A. A. Haseman has leased from the
estate of Sophia C. Hull" the building nt
34 West Thirty-sixth street for twenty
one years. He will alter the building
into a store nnd lofts.
MAHKI.T XEWS lUlEVITJRS.
Char.e, Wynne prcal.lent of tho 225 hT'oomTCNNIS, nsHI.VOXtOTOH:
Central Pari: West Corporation, was INC. boatlno, DANCINri. open 4UNE ia
associated with Louis U. Low, treasurer, ' UNrilETENTIOUB. ATTRACTlVK.
In Ihc purchase of the twelve atory, ,m,,Te!' ..
apartment house at 310 -Wrat Klshty-'.. ?f ABi?cSk Ir Of?". 3PUH TrTvi:l
alxth street from tho Terra Healty Com-I" Tl nuRKAU. 4-3 i'lTOI avJ A EL
p.my. recently reported. , ; teu VAKDERIIILT 174.
Georire XV. Sas.-c has placed a mort- V '
pare cf ?20,000 at 6 per cent, for three ' Terniont.
.jearc f "" l.nnt'i my rne Jira
Aiieuctlnn Till; at. o fo- ihirlc." K Hat-
i imin a lean of 113,000 nt 6 mr cent
- . . ... .
for tince years on .uj west 115th
eU-eet. ,
H0TEL8 AND RESTAURAH.TB.
'Miimii
Town
;laiailMlinaBIBBaiiaiia
HIC
' great Wmmni ftott
J18 West 57th direct and 10? lo 121 Wei! SStli St
1)srmlo Apartments ot tiro, thrm, fo'ir and ftvo roam uit Jfj.'il .'I
11 II ( er ir Mason, to data from October I or sooner if antral.
.i li advisable to ntako your leases
treat Northern Itestauraiit.
FACING BEAUTIFUL CENTRAL PARK
' Rote! notberland'
5th Avo. at 59th Streot
NMV YORK'K MOST SIH'EIIB MH'ATID.I
rsrnilna Apsrtments of two, three, lour and lire roonn n lit ,ff)-s rv Itui "i r
II r esr rr season, to data from October 1 or sojnor If irtwrj I,
Kewl decorated md rofurnlsliod throughout. Ith mtvlil'n to' links yojt lrii
cow, MiTIIKHI.A.MI ItF.hl AlUtANT. HICIIKST t.XiSI. P.iuaj I'lm .Uill.
fl tf" rn.v-.ur M
(MB THE WINIIB GARDEN
&iodiy at SO It
KEEGAN EDWARDS g
tfi'ivi of Syis.cp4t.vd Melody
hois (iejtei.li none
j
lit) I
Sl"i
J I
' SHELBURNE GIRl op
An Ulaborats Production.
TWICK MOIITI.V AT 71.10 Ii 11:30.
I.lent. .1. TIM HltYMN'S
Faniaas "lll.-vck llslll" Jan Hand.
Dancing Aft'n'iiE & Evfts.
HOTEL SHELBURNE
ivnn Pnrliirnr. Ilrlchton Uracil, N.V.
HOTEL LDCEItNE, 201 West 7!llli 8t.
HOTEL WILLAItD. 7(lth st. 4 West End at,
Kit rope.
Paris, 9 Rue tie Paratlii.
PARADIS-HOTEL
Modern Comfort
INSTRUCTION, COLLEGES, ETC.
BOOKKEEPING
Complete Course 1XA months
By the "BROAKER METHOp"
Xo Test nooks No Home Woik
tpeclal Rummer Itnte
Public demand necessitates
opening Special Summer Class
which will convene Monday,
Wednesday and Friday even
ings, 6 to S I' M . commencing
JUNE 28TH
An Intensive. IMtACTICAi,
training designed for busy bus
iness people. Enrollment lim
ited. Call for particulars. Open
evenings.
FRANK BROAKER
Public Accountant and Aud'tor
Ci riFTII AVEXliU, NEW OI!K
Tel. Stuuvesant f.H.
QrjiTT st'HOOI., 03 Wet l."th street.1
f flfl I I Secretarial training; Indlvldita1
1 lini 1 instruction Suin.iier Sesvlon. 1
ART SALES',
SALEXCOMMENCES
Tomcrrow (Tucday) and
Three following days
at 2 P. M. in
SILO'S
Fifth Ave.
Art Galleries
40 E. 45th St.
S. W. Cor.
Vnnclerbilt Ave.
James r. Silo A Son, Auctioneers
CLOSING SALE
OF THE SEASON
CLEARING ALL
CONSIGNMENTS
Complete Furnishings
From Many Homes
Including Many Interesting
Antique Italian Piocoi
NOW ON EXHIBITION
SLES AT AUCTION.
1S90
By Smith s Knickerbocker
sales noosts. INC.,
fj'i evrnth Ave at .".Cit St.
C. E. SMITH, Auctioneer.
I'lioue Circle 3M-r,r.,
1U2H
I.MrtlKTAN'T SAI.K AXNOr.(T.lIE.NT
To-morrow. TUESDAY, nlso Wi:iKSl)AY",
Jl'NE 22 AND S3, at 11 O'CLOCK.
ntthe large roldence
157 WEST 72D STREET
By irder of
a. m. iuiMi'iinir.H
THH ANTIQUE AND MODEHN Ft'rtNISH
INCH OF ABOVn KIVH STOItY P.KS1
DENCH. PETA1LR TO-MOItltOW.
RESORTS,
THE IDEAL TOUR ;
1.000 miles through New Kncland's scenl-1
wor.derlnnd. iioute hook and .Man nn appli
cation, llfO Broadway, N. Y or Hotel El
ton, Waterbury, Conn.
N'evr Hampshire.
PINE GROVE SPRSNGS
vernllm Rooks: "Th-. C.reen Itoj,.
slns .f Wrmnnt.-' Lakes of UV.iern
vnn!it," ''Lakes of EaiurnVirmo.it.",
an,, imarmiir linn. "wimnu.
,,, ,n veimont." Writ- Vermont)
fUUUCITX UU11EAU, MOOTPEUEIt, VT. I
L . W AfTRTOIOTt 15,
ill
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
House Club
71 Central Park West
NEW ORK'S Neweit Exclusive) HOTEL
Uellfhthilly located ovrrlnuklnc tlis I'trlt.
Transient and I'rrmauant,
looms tlus.1 and oi suits.
EXCELLENT CUISINE
I.OUIS J, H()l'NSKI.OT, Munaior
rnrmcriy or ivirvsi. sn 'vm,.ii
Istn
now,
Highest Clan.
Tlmns ClrcU 111V
RESORTS.
t'oniieclirut.
ELMAY HOUSE
Wcodmont-on-tho-Sound
Connecticut
Rc-cpst.s June,2lit
An I.I. ill ruot to mifiiJ a vaiatlon
1 ..-u (
1 n, I looms. swtcloiM veintiilai o,uiiuol.ti
tlio water, city i'onv,'nli'HCi'. Plenty , f fus!
vepi tiiliU's and s. a ri"i. uoniv mailt imuit,
pu'.tik-, etr. Ilonllnq, brttlilnE, flshlns.
Keanlioro and countiv combined, l.lniltc.i
nutnbei' ot nuests. Clirl-tlan' only, liooklet.
LAIIKIN ifot'HE" at IVit Trumbull Itineh.
Ml
iifMtit. rnnn - brintlnir. bathlns: and fl
lug; eplendlil ronnis, host home cnnMng
leoaunahle rate? Address Mrs. ED ECO HUT.
Lnrkln House, .illiroiu, conn.
Massaehunelts.
III.At'K ItOPIC HOt'SU. No, Coliasset. Mats,
Catering eicltislvelv lo the very best. Itaoklrl.
New York.
Paul Smith's Hotel
AlUltONDACK MOUNTAIN'S
All rooms with prlvntn bath, telephon-.
utiam heat, electric elevator. Anietlenn an
Euiopean service,
flolf, music, dancing, battling, boatlns
fl'hlng.
Coinplelely fuinlslml cottages anil nearby
housekeeping mps along tho Ht Hegl
thnln of Lakes.
Excellent Statu Auto 'linkways In all ill
rertlons. w
Paul Smith's hotel Company.
PAt'I. SMITH'S, N. Y SI. T. Wlielan. Mr.
,j0NDACKS
LAKE PLACID, N. Y.
OPENS Jl'NK 2ITI1. Extensively Improved,
finest clictiual uiulpment. runnluc watct
nilvatt Imthroomi, elevator. Orchestra
Dancing.
I'l HNISHKI) COTTAGES I'OK UKNT,
All out nf door Adlrr111dm.lt diversions, fjlrculni
M. II. MAItSHAl.L. Mrr., Lake riaeld, V V
" UlfED STATES HOTEL
SAIIATOCA lUTllNdS, N V.
I.EI.VNI) STEIiltV.
Of the Itreakcrs, 1'nlm I'.eath.
NEW MOUNTAIN INN
( "The Himiniw Itejiiit lilial "
llungr.ilan cuiiiu'. Apply for bonklei.
1'nlltzer .V l'1-rbbelii. Props., Pine Hill, N.
All.ntle (lt.v.
4th of JULY
SPECIAL
r9,o
55
Kin-opran
1'I.in
Safurtl.-iy
I r(ifi n-I ArkiiiMi Kirr. Oiyritj idO. On Mock
I fiom Atillion Dollar Pir, 7!rilin- dr yoi $nA tl ltlt
I Ing Iw clt, V Hal It Ii(ii4iai tvilti ilmwrr for iirf l)tbrr
' I'mtie iy)tlracb. I'ntf nre j.offbt ntball ropin
If Ire. lip.bfiant ntitimi; wnter in room. !'riitf lvitk
Ortheflfsi ml Jinrinp. Amrnctit ptin tt npdiilj-; ( i
. u)rklv. I'dntftfBh pbn JI.50 up lily, Mrr (.root
miki PALACE
i Ll6u HOTFXutoCOTTAGES.-a
.fAthoDcacK. ATLANTIC ClTY.N.Jl
CONVENIENT TO ALL AKUSEMENTS
SeaBalhs. Dreuutchcn.Orchwtva
Capacity 600. Open, all lha fear
XymanJ.nbtroasjSetytAS
I ATLANTIC CITY. N.J.
of DislmctitmandRcalComfirt j
rmisprtoop OARACS. I
COIKTESY tH'AI.ITY PIlttYICi:
HOTEL KENTUCKY
KENTUCKY AV.. NHAR URACIL
I American I'lnn S.I to SI illy., S17.50 np wklj.
I'opuiar liurort-fvii itaies,
Elevator, electric llslits, telepliono evtrr
room, running water In rooms, private baths.
Phone mil! I! N. 11. KHN'NADV.
RAYMORE. ATUKnccnri
TORIDS GREATEST IIOTELSlXXtSS
i HTEL BOTHWELL
VlltlnU Ave., eKond house from Doardnralk
ajiu steel i ier. livery nppointmeni
llth atandaid In culslno rcrvlce. Booklet.
Ijike llopntconc, . .1.
BE
B
ALAMAG
1N.THE MOUNTAINS
Mr AHU.NCTO.N N. I
ON LAKE HOPATCONG
NOW OPEN
Cell Fi'ldsg Ercrs It.ctetuon
I'A 51 ED LlTZCELLAtl CAFE
Netresl Monarsia lleil.tl 11 Now Yolk
5IACK LATZ CO.
m
LAUREL-
'n-the-PINES
LAKEWCOD, ft. J.
OPEN THE YEAR 'ROUND
Fresh-water bath-
in, golf, tennis, canoe
ing, fishing, music nnd
dancing nre a few of the
r.ttractlons that make
I r.Itcvood the rc:?r r of
the discriminating.
l.akemood. N. .1.
r
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
By j CONANT &
OFFICE IOWKLL,
FOUR WINDS FARM
PETERBOROUGH, NEW HAMPSHIRE
I linrohv tilmlcn tn Immodlatf dlsnnvil rav Knur Wind Farm oitate. tint off i
the "Old Dublin Road" at rotcrbdrotigh,
an us compictcnoM arm re.iumon lor occupancy ana mo jrce irom encum- ,
branc to whomsoever will hid the moit therefor at absolute auction sale and
comply with tho Termi and Condition j of Sale, It is one of tho finest and moit
substantial and attractive of the higher clavi of summer estates, it comprise! n
manor homo at eleven hundred nnd fifty feet elevation furnished, a act of farm I
j building j furnished, a complete set
i miplementi nnd dairy titemils, two
lunuireu and ecvcnty-flvo acres oi whicn M In one lot with tho buildings anil
forty-two acres of which it in timber land, has a location unsurpassed in tho
Peterborough-Dublin district, and commands a wonderful view of Mount
Monadnock and tho wide range of surrounding mountains and hills and other
summer estate. Tho sale will take nlaco uoon tho nremise3 at tho manor house)
j at tho top of the hill rogardlsw of any
ine .luiti day of June, lU-U, tipginniiiit vory promptly at two o clock in tne after
noon (daylight paving time). An illustrated nnd descriptive cataloguo of thli
istatc may be had upon application at the offico of the auctioneers whs'-i all
inquiriuj miat be made. EDWARD BURNETT.
RESORTS.
Ashiirr I'ark.
NOIU'll AHUUIIY 1'AHK, WW "its Avr.-rine
eleellon fiunli'hcd rooms; private family;
select 111 lElilioihijod , lonvrnlent t benih.
COITIjAN.
Tin: tui:visan.-ii:ai, nntni, s. .1.
i:ur. Am. I'lnn. with bath. Adjacent to
all .tniuseitients: r'asouahi", llxr. tablu,
rrnns;lvanl.i.
Mil FflRI) (HTKN OI' Itr.sOH'CH.
1 K f KJ l U ,.,K1! COVNTV, I'A.
Cuniula,
Chatrnu rriulrnnr, on Ilelslits of Old Que,
hec. Canadian raelfle Hotels, 1:11 llay,N.Y.
L A.'VAlTi A N T-ALlllL' ltAII.IVAl,
V.U.IVlT, lieu. Alt. .Tuk.. lltl..lfJI lie,.
SUMMER CAMFS,
r,n rnrlalin fnrlioys Haulier's l.uke.
tamp t-aanuo ,. Nlm, TPUa f01
Juno Illtli to Hejii. lt. Per booklet, vv rlto
John .iiloc.ile. "OS lluil.iou St , Itolmln n.N.J.
PINE IRtt MMf ruRlilr(LV7"!,'",f.lfim
:; York. Miss ULANCIIK ritlCE,
0I V Hi'hool 1-atie,r,hlladelphliv.l,a.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
'.1ST VOril COI'S'TRY i:sTATKM WITH
BRYAN L. KENNELLY, Inc.
(OVNTHY itati; DKI'T.,
1"KI IlltOAIIWAY. M!W YOItK ITY.
JII.LES KAY
IM Ileul Kslate In,,
V.'.l l.ei. Ai.. at list ht.
AllMSTItOMi ltAli.NWi:i.I. CO.,
n llniad st. mil llivnnver.
I'DH AIM) J. HIIOAN,
WiHilv.urtli llulldliis.
Ilrnl I'Mntc
Insuriinre
rriiin I'.attrrj to lllli St., tmluslie.
WAREHOUSE
Coiner, inoiictn UallRht liulldlns iwr
I'h in. In peifvct i iiiidllinii. rt'paialt
rt-incl'lnj rnnms, elevator. Will fell
nt h.i'i'. 1'tenl for mue an'lie. C"tu.
S. 0S.G00D PELL & CO.
Tl. CC1U Vnnilrrjllt. 11 Went lltli'Ut
Mmre llth ft. In rDt!i St. (Inclusive).
I.'.l.t Itlver In North It I, it.
TKXSSIM'ANU .ONI!.
I T. A. & J. J. FOGARTY
r.M7.14l)W.aatli't. ireele U)!.
Above .V.lb St. Uli Av. to Hast Itlver.
EAST 61 ST ST., $20,500.
ITxHO ft., 4 story nnd bnicniint. mar Third,
ritAMK I.. riBIlKIt CO., SO Han st.
Yasitlnslnii Heights, Above l'.'.ltli SI.,
West of 8th Av.
IIKT buy on Wn 'tilnctnn llekhts, ' story.
.'i1 rnmllv, II ft. frtin'; elei trie lliln , rents
1 u.f no - prlri' .W,(K art qulrkl,
SI.AWHON A IIOtir.H, 103 YVest 72d l.
tinriiiicii, of llninklj ii Kjle or ItcnU
ItAY ItllHIH IIAItflAINH.
I' i,-;an.!l". hiljk, 0:1 111111 it.: s minutes'
H alk tu Itli nvriiuJ .'ubva.v; 1 roomn and
: t'Htns. not air lu-a rinc ciloihi.
T,io-fan,lly, In I"!;, on 5tlr St.; ,"i minutes'
alk to -ll'i ave,iui - ilnvay; HI rooms and
; tatiis. 1'iico jn.Oiio,
l:inutlful inw-fa;iilly lapertry lulck. with
aia?i" N rooms and 2 baths; on Marine
u., niar n;th t . all the latest lmprove
iii'iita. Price ttS.'nn. JOHN I). KCHHOH
Kit, 2(1 Court st , tlroDl;ln. I'hone S337
MANHATTAN BEACH.
Pur yalis ot rent, bt-autUul uln room lioui
a. parnKo rtcviitly t.oniD!ctutl, 3 Amherst
., Mnnl.ti'trui Jtiflfli. SUcm lunt, paiqut
ftnor' throuliout; best coiTstrinUoni ftll Ut
fmprovchientn $ 000 rasli huy came,
balance on terms to null: Immoillute poifD
Itn. Open mr In 'poet Ion. Apply J II,
intmeJTj, M Ohanilrv:t ct , Xpu Vork.
'turr Worth 111. or Coney .tfUtid
Hi.rnuRh of lttM'in S.ilf nr Kent.
GREAT HOUSE BARGAIN
S.inO bu.vs brnu' If ill $HI. WO Imii'e fore.
o-t'il site fine rurioitnnlnss: near station;
I'alf 1 1111 1 1 Manhattan, large plot; nldc boule
vard; patmietry, opii flieplner. tiled bath,
tiled kitchen, artlitlf derorntlons: $2,0i)
,.i li: ia-:' airnts; mvc hiokerair,'.
Telsphonc OyNER, 6515 Holiis.
REAL ESTATE OUT OF WTY.
I.onir Nlaiul ate or licnt.
Water Front Estate Bargain
On mmm Bay; 35 mm. from N. Y.
Nine tn ten acres: 1." room house.
Barn, srarages, wonderful trees, orchard.
Elegantly fuinMied; Immediate, possession,
I'rll A Tibhlts. Mi Stll nv.
New .lerscj Knle or Rent.
WEST END, NRW JERSEY
81 CEDAR AVENtlE.
Tarsc Cottage containing i.'i rooms, three
bath rooms, Earaje, atablt. surioundetl by
beautiful Eiounde, partly fiirnl.ihed, for rent
or sale, very reasonable. Immediate iiosses.
slon. II. M. WEIL CO,
;at WEHT 3.1 D KT
TELEPHONE (lltEELEV lV.n.
ENGLEW00D 'M.aV
H. V.'fKerby & Co.. I rglcir cd, in. J
MONTCLAIR Nf V5"ci'.1ui,I
F. M. CltA LEY A UKOS..
R. E. Brokers. Opp. I.sckswiiina Ivrmlas.
N'evr Knslnnd Sale or Kent. t
f.KK front proierty for sale, Ncvv Hamp
shire, estate nf 71 neres, on beautiful lake;
Improved buildlncs, large boalhou.e, fine
pine viooil, cut wood und leei prlreil at
Sti.000 for enkh nle.I'!4 Hnn-llerald.
SUMMER RESIDENCES TO IJET.
CAL1F0RMA BUNGALOWS
AT NEP0NS1T, L. 1.
PltirEI 5030 vv.
NEW rt'RNIRHEH bungaloivs for rent at
Neponslt. L. L; lare plot of uroutld. C rooms,
tnvtb. separata shower. Apply Nepon3lt av.,
comer 1J7th St.. r minutes' fide from Rock
away Park Station, via trolley, or lirnoklyn
offbi". I SI lleniseii st; phone Main 1673.
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Ilatlery lo llth ht Inrluvlvr.
10,000 Sq. Ft.
ti atory nml baxn:nt(
luavy floor rapacity,
flevaior, nultable for
garage. $3,.VJO.
151 Naiaii St.
Utkinan 9110.
NIELSEN
Above llth st. to 50th st. (Inclusive)
East Itlver lu Nnrlli River.
OFFICES"
Can obtain very attractlvi space for
executive offices at considerably below
market price. Quick action necessary.
C n. A D.ll S. iV Tel.MlO .VMM.
u.guuu i vu a v,u, 11 W. 41th M.
BUltDINGS FOR LEASE.
Hueral centrally ocnieil P'opertiea
Kltlfatit for hii.tnesl and Mirrni.'lit nil-.
pines. Lease or nM rental for si year.,
!KA'K L. ilSlIEIt CO., 64 E, 4Iod St,
J
HEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
CO. - - Auctioneers
MASSACHUSETTS .
New Hnmpihlrc ai it stands today tn 1
of farming equipment nnd agricultural
hundred and fifteen ncros of land ona 1
condition of the weather on Wednesday,
BUSINESS PLACES TO , x
Altova lllli st, to liOili st, (rncluslte),
ICast Hirer to Nor Hi lllrer.
21 Year Lease
4f) lletneen
Mb and nth Aves.
3 Private Dwellings
Desirable Location
riot
Modiste er
Krslaurant.
Harvey B. Newins, Inc.
522 5th Ave., N. Y. C.
rli.il.e Vnmlrrbllt 20ai-:t.-3.
OFFICE SPACE
1800 Square Feet
At n Rematkab'y Low Figure
in New Building
TIMKS SOUAIti; SKOTION
Harris, Votight & Co.,
SuitTMir to Harris & Vaughan,
569 Fifth Ave.
Telephone. Vamlerbtlt .11,
HIGH CLASS LOFT
SPACE
212 FIFTH AVE.
COltNHK IllTII STJIRKT ,.
2,600 Square Feet, 15tli Floor?
iMMBniATK iT)SHi;asioN, J
M H. O'BRIEN
S29I) linOADWAY.
l'HONK 2m HCHUYI.Un.
APARTMENT FURNISHED.
Iloriiiutli of Brooklyn.
t flv, .,',.o r.',mf f ui ditMt,tv
Seven and ilRht loom apartments; well
furnlslietl. JHKI-jlSO per mouth to October:,
hl'lh elms teimnta onfv. Willow Court, cor-,
l-cr Clark St. and Willow. O, J. BHOWN',
I'll Court st., Itiooklyn. Main 4IWKI. ' .
APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED'
Above .Villi Sl.ltli Av. lo North lllter.
345 West 70th St.
6 ROOMS, $1800,
Modern elevator house, overlooking;'
Hie Hudson. I'nssessiuit.
79TH ST., 302 WEST.
To Lease, Immediate Possession ',
Seven rooms anil bath; modern, flreproal
kou.e. Itent KS.AOO.
A:i!y srrHltl.STUNDKNT. ON IMtKMISISS.
, llnrough of Itrook'jn.
109 MONTAGUE ST., BROOKLYN"
4 rooms and bath I1IU
: rooms and bath Utl "
I romis andiis;ii (Housekecpins) I'J", 1,1
Clinton Trading Corporation.
16(1 llrpisen Nt.. Brooklyn. Main 3(141-
REAL ESTATE AT AUCH0N.
the nttrtKE tiemep koundation.-
SN.-Anoer
at llotsi
, apply 11
tlon rale ,,r desirable home sites
Astor, .liiue 2.1. 24. Particulars
.1 PUriHNVfj OAVIES, HUth st, and d
av., or jnsKPH I'. DAY, S2 Liberty af.,
A;rnts ami Auctioneers
CITY REAL ESTATE.
1'rcMii Battery In Kill ht., Inclusive.
P.EENWICII VlI.LAdi: ilwelllnct, 4 story, id
Inrsii rooms, batlr. imseslon Auaust; urlca'
IM'-'.WK); tarh I,2.".0.(U110SS, ISO Broadway.
Above llth St. to ,10th St. (Inclusive,),
Kast Itlver tn North Ititer.
I AN' INVESTMENT, corner Stli av., near 2.1d
I s'., ivin .". rtnry flat" and stores. asitOO
nnu ;.i':nnr. rrnini wi.i.un,,; asiiina; pneo
fl2.",Ufln: riust be mid to close estate.
H. V. MEAD ft CO., S07 Slh av.
Hmour.li n' Jliinhnttnn Miscellaneous.
1IAVI! several 7 room ore family houses, ali'
Improvements, audi as ca". electric llchts,
tiled halh, heat; In residential section In tha.
heart of the city; little cash, balance on
easy teiins. SCHAUII, Washington av..
near Iflltl, St. ,
REALJJSTATE OUT OF CITY.
I nnR Island Hale er Rent.
ELMIllJP.ET-Tiro family brick houre, ?M
' 101 j all modern' up-to-ilato improvements",
cat aire, glass porch: clone to subway station I
top floor vacant: Just neivly decorated; prlca
flS.OOO. Apply KRAEMEIl, ai rith St., Elm,,
hurst, L. I., or call owner, Harlem tOOfl.
EXCELLENT property for sale, MerffckT
L. I.. " minutes from depot: anilous 16'
sell before Rolr.t; abroad. U. C. McAULIFFE,
WO Columbus av.
I'OR 8ALI-Cedarliur3t. I,. I., 10 roan! unJ
finished hou."e: threu baths, sun parlorv
l.i I c norrli; plot 7."xli0: big bargain,
HILLKrt, 70 Lenoi av. Tel. Harlem D74I or
Par Itockavvay IQIO.
t oil HALC-CvdarlMirrt. L. L. 10 room un
finished house: time hsths, sun parlor,
large poi-ch: plot 7rrsir.fi; big bargain,
MILLER. 70 Lenox av. Til. Ilarlcm 5741 or
Ea r llnckaway IQ'i".
NEAR Kreeport, 1'. L icntl,man's country
hofiie, ." acre-, trout stream, fruit, shade,
berries, price JS.WiO; halt task. DC LAP,,
Itoo-evelt. L. I.
SAVVILLE.
,IIandonifly furnished twelve room housa;
one hour express from city; larg porch, part'
enclosed, electricity, gas, hot watert 1arg4
plot; garace; worth JI.'JOO: will rein- n,r
(tlOO season. Mrs. I... t(K East 1.1th. Mid
wood ItOfi.
KPr:IN(lKIP.LD. L,
I. ifbuses and lota; bar-
rains. W.IAHMIH'RN. opposlta
relcphono Hprlugfield 1817.
statloit
I
ITcstcliester Sale or Rent.
I linvo 10." lot. In Yonkers Heights, free and
clear. What have you to offer In ex
change? OEOP.C1E XV. HORN. .13 West 4id
t. Teli phone 49'-.", Murray Hill.
I EEKHKILL, -N. Y.. ON HUDSON.
This beautiful residence, arranged for tn
families, seven large, airy rooms each apart-i,
ment, every comfort ami ronvenlsncu i imrrf-
wood floors: corner lot; fine nelchDorhnod;
four mlnutee walk to station; will sacrifice,"
at 17.000, terms. XV. OAKLEV. room 611
FccurltJ Hulldlng, Ilrldgenort. Conn.
New .Jersey Sale nr Rent.
ALL slie farms, good soli for potatoes.
cralti. trucklna: Rood houes and b-jnel-
Ings; located in Middlesex, Monmouth, Mer
cer counties, the potato belt o' New Jtrserv
CLIFFORD fi. DROWN, Cranbury Htatlon,
Middlesex County. New Jersey.
LONO nRANCH New tl room aeml-bunfa
low; every Improvement: near river and
ocean: lis aeres; price $.",.200; terms: big
bargain. A. HOLTSON. Ing Ilranch. N. J.
MODEHN S inom Imu-r, l nth every InH
provement. coiner plot, garase. escell .it
locaiion ., mlnutei sta'ion. 1., mlnuies out
j J.8.SO0. Hackenrack XK.XV, E. PIIETCH,
Roclielle Park, N. J.
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