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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05

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Hf HHH #aHf humHHfeHH tH tHH Ntlss
luHAIFD itOnsE tfFNfEs whsat
ss0fi.k {silifs e 49, = Is.
fffIEaflaH canal cal Hu 81 g.
NIfH#m #afnsr iHf aHH Washington
sffHsta kfunrsirk. Wen.
s.HauM ma4frfn haass "a sth Ave
HH#fh Hafth 90 1fFhHHH - laHf aH
faH Cement wHHH ard HEHfulrHt
F1aH yard rErsIieat laHaHtE. lf.Er
"a NEWELL. ne Marion a.
CHEAT : aefes in clover aBd fruii
aoaH HaHas g. FIFmaafh and -
- terms. o. daun. g. % month.
uIfH l. dad aninH aHaE cuat me
Zines 80 much Sc Lone -
SMITH 81 ra5 lore rawnliII On Wash
instan street car uah
E-naaM e.fiare and Is Ists arruss
EaMa Washington. ~ Kirkland tnHd
arehar8 80 Einda - small fralt
SiHs hams r.ags faf ffaIf ant chick
A SEWELi- 10 aafioa e.
as PRE- ~. z i - g, :, h'G 90
e. 49, u iard. sIih sifg waisf'
81 sea can wee A. rsnfH psf mouth
ouil : minutes I'd lass q, M ,,,.'.l,
81 fffEANr SEATTLE 0ffics apsn
Until : srsniuss
: LOIS aad q hame aaad Eardsn.
rIaHfH 81 fruit gHHHH
Sc 3. =. FAY a CO. = hsanf NOS
FTSE - uatH with aHHsf. cleared.
NlaH - lake Uu Aloha - near fith
A. fsfIHr g. HHia : Sc hfinw
0fHaf lots fn same locality
a Il NEWELL NE haf.en ~
COMFORTABLE little hpmss for tho
wafkiHs men From 30 % h.Ha
Sc = = FAY 8 CO. aa Denny NOS
Ffaur lots. house roafas room for
fH chickens. fruit All Kinds must
cell ouuer fh9ns fara -
FfEE block 81 lots east = woodland
pafk far salo cheap b. Owner, lff
flat Ave
LOTS Faod lots cheap ieta Doe for
So 7 =. fAY x ~ % Denny BIOS
Fer ssls-ltousss ard lot.
VIZ SELL more iota and houses han
anY ia real estate men lH Seattle. be-
6NF-lfkI.F fifE btsTsAScE ma
ONLY oNE-HALF TIIE PRICE
&c 81 and up Tor large iuta with city
water now Co.. on the car line. only
o. minutes ride. take any car on
Washington 90 O. Southeast Seattle.
0ffIEe HUtH until EVENINGS. Seattle
tiomfaeekarH Company.
CHEAP Nearly new house. large
tract - land. only So. terms 81
down aud SO per month. alaa several
9 and Do acre chicken ranches on
car liHe and lake. See HHukkreprr
e. ftllimau CRY office en- old nen.
ton car lino t-Csut fare.
WE are going 90 ssil our homo "a iig
bfHiHHH 81 g rooms. lot NEtu. for
HHHt - DAYS. fuHs hHlf cash tiV
Owner. ur Gage A baldwin. ECO Ere
mont ave Phone Cedar lHI.
FOR shLE fu Georgetown. Broom
house. + Tote. chicken houses. Hll
fenced in good shape. fer $4,000.
So - eaHh fHn per month SEQ
n s. johnson. l1u Arcade WAY
81 5aa= a#ruum modern cottage 500 iot
clHHH iH. 81 dN HerrH rInHt lu easy
terms brow ME. ta Oriental Xix.
Main 1851 or Iied =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05

wfY

WHY
leu have 20 90 TIRES times az far cut
10 ea 3{5 e. ghfa Pc e srArrtr
's o. a. e.. uiss - sshasf hoass
fiahf Ga fhs atditinn#
rrp,faz .tM ieoalqosy IN. A
- % s''" WINK 49, ''S
n - tha real estate men En- ssattis
formed Themselves Ia aHs ia cum.
tine thsF could never by land -
thsss iarxs iotu We have aaasd -
aefva twtnfYssiFht frasH. since sat
g. saa tihaEs e -. Veg
: f'dtsaisa. 10 tfmk faf mis'
ute body could bay land a.
r. t.H.e q. a. fesaP 49, en !, ~ ~
llGlITH ard TELEPHONES SOW
psat bsr anywhere on a utomiss q
s ~ f ,.aFi ss.,Rsss, sssst,s SOW
After sea see Southeast Seattle %
uaa 80 earth can eaHFiarF k1n -
hss = letter p,F.f..s.tioa fef HOME
The anH hfFirs on Hsaenh ffIn arf
sxtsnda % faks WaahiaHtan. fakInE
g. part = Rainier HstGhHH A fire
pail strsgt ilutu tiFHt avenue 20
from fnu q fret niH The uearua
It'll nad Rainier Heights ear Hnrs
ere 18th ulfhfn ~ blocks e SOUTH
FAST SEATTLE AID HaiHier
Heights IsHs will b. extended pnai-
useaH fhiH summer O. the aaalurn
uunf delay ard yea efH have roth
fna q regret Takn hnH &aHhluE on
street ear e. snufNaasf aFaffIraF
rms fhfuHfh ttF middle - The atfl-
tIaH# buy there ard EaH wtii save
81 7HfhH &c time WhHEh yea wtH iuas
- HNiHE WaF uut nhrHs Naa ean bug
lets a. cheap nh uurA
OFF, errn Until eaeninF.
HEATTLE tflM ISL EkEHH 30.
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Groom cottage. 4 lots. fsufs with
hafu . - n month iH South raTk
Inquire msis ifks Phone Black es
ROOM medrru. twelve minutes out
MadIa.u 81 4 80 Tee terms
flIfsnsId nl Artads HIas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05

o. Il htres fine waterfront near
seattle 4 sursu CLEARED balance iu
pasture fine sUfInN g. HHafiHF ffHii
tftrH 5sHtHr1 house and chicken
hauaHH
ti Ee#s Herea. within n miiaa of g.
attic. s aEFuH cleared balance iu tiws
Ter fHH HFafiuE ffHIt Trees urw fur
HiHhHH H#fHufu hHHFF. NaHH and lHrEr
chicken hHuHfH Q cow fH chickens.
incubator and nruuttH
HLEETENGNt% q Au&Efis
ftnAWFIl hiuEh
II T.. Ger ftrHt ave and Columbia 81.
ltuMEarEA AIS under government ca
uaf e. BE- built iu fhIa state. work
WiIi HTHfH HHuH. HHfRTf HEafiH com
uiffed dom waste time HfItlHE but
tame fadHN HniI and climate untn-
rtiiad# Location Zee g. uhiia they
last Charles kHukeff Locator
fuafaffiea hIk iaHen. Wash.
A HNAp ln a uur dairs ar has farm
~ fH aEfFH. hr. seen seattle and
Tacoma. Hu raIIrnad Hefva beet
bottom IaHu. cleared fsHHsd uitfhr.i
and tiled llrEr barn. haHHH huu
house aHH other hulldiHHH RUNNING
uafeH rF|er Nau. 81 taEau az once.
A II NEWELL ne Marion a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05

LOOK LOOK WHY gtnnAf'
i.H fhIHhEHa q ducks 2 eHWH hrifUr1
NiW worth 81 potatoes. carrots and
fut1hHEaH uiEH huHHA and hntH
ntHH HIuW ana UultitHtaH saddle
uf Iana uo tuyha. new s#Ham hauar.
Ian hearing fruIt trees. AHun HtrH w
berry plants. 2 wells. handy 60 rl,cs
Trio eafa and close drive O. city
Price Gth 500 down. balance easy.
tlIAH d. AbANa
daa lat ave % starr how'd bids
\ F1NE uARaAlN
SO fae five acres of fine land one
muutaa tide t1 Che civ. IhIs is
Mice level land uu fine county road
o. within easy dfINME distance Uf
Seattle - each. balance easy
a. ~ NtgtfulH
o. Pioneer ulds
AchGs $40 10 $50. issa than five
miles nvAr two ear unuu. terms Go
W j uoNEN Grand uuIan Hotel
John tft
ONE acre. finely Improved House.
EHrdeu fruit deep rich HaiH close in.
but fgW mlnuisa rum eat line.
See II. Z tAN a go. 30 usHHY uIdE
ron SALE.
M acres waiter front on Hoods Canal
Il NEWErI iis Marion IT,
ONE tvo. tbrr, tour five and ten
acre ffHgfs Splendid hasH
So T =. tAN a go. - benny uldE
no keHEs % lana aear Navy Yard
Cal 81 address - " reft1 fret a.,
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photosrsphsrs' Supplies.
ANDERSON SUPPLY co. iii Cherry
81. Seattle,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05

TRuNks dclivcred b cents. 4 days
storage free. piano and furniture
moving estimates given Union
Transfer a storage e. aa3l First.
both phones Main kS6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05

MORAN BROS COMPANY. Engineers
and hhipbuiidcrs. Dry DockB Lum-
Der Alllls, Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05

Printing and Binding.
ACNE. The Printer ait spring o.
commercial printing Of all kinds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05

Two ~ thre, unlahsd housekeeping
faumE electric IHnta. EHH rHHEt. not
aud cold WHtrr n the hitghHh uHt
uf uhane and bath. uo children Nt
jackson.
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3 ACRES FOR EuHf A SNAP
For the next g days for cash. 4 will
sell E acres fine land close drive 40
Seattle. with free mall delivery.
EchnHiH good roads and q market
for sour products Don't GO 200 Col
hnqhamlah county whom NoH can Get
land at this price with such advnu-
taHca.
CIfA8. g. ADAMS.
$751; let ave. % Starr lloyd bldg
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TnF~ 051NrRF Sstsn an CAifEi
CLEANING co VIII eaN To- ,NVt
sarnsfa a94 rura take fhem g. their
new stationary plant eHfHn ahA ~
turn them tha same daN# lihNe VOW
faHnata cleaned fhUruHHhIN nv oNL
tsaH4nfeaafa Ar system. Worry. ~
WeafeFa Mn Phones suHaHf MAIN
eSfx int Il rai Maln offiea
Imn4Nef Exchange Phone hiaoh
ks1 Work guaranteed
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BUsINUss olREcroRY.

BOOTH WUITTfEHEY zIHANrOHD
Abstract Co. established Ise Base.
ment 81 iaiier bis Phone Main iaf
etzhF#TfI. AugTWAg-r "a ~ -i5E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05

VuAn Ouh nature rreatest rem.
sdY4 and uu " o preparations T.
~ Morton Gen AT ~ Spring
street Tel. IND % aH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05

Hay. Grain and Feed.
Oats. s2sooU $500 per ton. barley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05

NAHnfSGT0Eaats AaaEdfsI II. IL.
huHatarN and Assay office is Cos
iumhta street Seattle Paul fiufys
chemist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10
REALTY FIRMS VIEW OF MARKET.

The Charles T. Noyes Company said yesterday
regarding the real estate situation;
The week just ended was moderately active for
The season, aid indicates that the year starts
under good auspices. Demand for property is char
acterlzeo at present b. sound sense. Buyers are
LOOKING 10 the income producing capacity Of the
parcels offered them, and improved real not
Only has the can. out Il being sold the ba isis
Of what II actually earns, sther than with q view
the greatest inquiry is Tor shat suitable for i'm
mediate iuTrCR e.nent with structures which will
pay. because similar structures already paving.
The absence Of eTratlc speculation and imitation
such as the market has seen st times, combined
Eith the good character Of rents and the firmness
condition Of real estate.
Harlem fathoUse properties briskly dealt il
Rented better than before they appeal strong
~ 10 investors Vacant land buying in Harlem
Was noted. the most striking instance being
the sale by John j.. Crimmins the block
bounded by Seventh and Lenox aves One-bJn-
misunderstanding and Northumberland forty
fourth SITS The syndicate purchasing Will probably
resell in plots. and II Is believed that the block
Will be eventually improved with forty foot six
story Eon-eleyator hathcuses.
Business property - renting remarkably well.
and the demand for loft space downtown has been
notably good this season ia the William-st sec
ton which has been rapidly developing in the last
five years rentals are now AZ A satisfactory level
The demand for well located business property
uptown IS illustrated by the resale last week Of
No. Sl4 Fifthave. The seller, Nj Milhank paid not
mach less than $4,000 FOR II IN the summer of 1879
and now sells al good profit The property is
an altered house. ara thoroughly rented.
Mortgage money IL stu rather tight bat good
applications are leiug considered more favora Div
now than few weeks ago The mortgage mar
Ret Is likely 10 work toward ease il the course OF
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

pafh-st. r 4sn r. W o. G,h-sve lO0rqs @. Samuel
Green 10 Henry = Sanstag; all tile: mortgage
slcN000. a1d---.--.-- ---.--.-..-....--1
Sane property Edward Baer an6 another - ~
AL tide: rlo-tSage. 800 900. o 6 ami ,oo
Sih-hve. 5. 81 q = T25-st. 33NIOo. Ceorsfa p
Williams 20 George II Warren:
chs, e. l16 Il from Avenue A. being lot
md SO sn6 J. Tniorport: Aver A
4tll-st lots 81 al rap. Mary
= walsh 10 william Fiylan1 . .arr. - Non,,,,,
Csnn0u-st. Nus 81 81. " g. E4xiO0:
u Reed 20 Elizabeth SchEnoh and another: o o
Avenue 2 6. - II & % sth-st. - INsO: Henry
GnussraH and smother Isaac KILLER: mort
$4,000
sTth-et No East. 20xs90e: Lawrence Delrnour i
70 kath2L:r. Eryale msE,gags 500 5000
oolph GGgTenheiIaer and another Eva y
HirschherE- mortgage $50 000.
Avenue a. No Las. corner 7g;h-st 256xgS
John J Tierney Belle 4 Quay: rnortgage
Rurnsde-aVe. 8. I'll OF Ryer-ave - TX ~-
li5 tOz1s Gz102s: Ry-r-sve. No csc 2or
90 Nelson B Burr 20 Roberts W Todd: mort
So 600
Csmbrsns-Aye. no 32e. 5Gsl00. John Wen A4
helrner 81 Welshman .-........ Manila,
Audubon ave. No 3s2 i710zs0: jay II
John II Springer. ooa
Aucuia1n- y Is4th-at. IsxG3 ii O'
SIEgcr 20 JOHN II Springer.
AuduboD-aye. ~ $, - n Of ISSth-st. iszsg
Springer 90 John Il Springer: o 2 -. loo
Lots q e. map 40 lots Daily estate: Parker
ave. q. 200 q a Of Eoss Place. o0xl0o; HUI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10

thrty-s.xth and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rty-seventh
sts on plot SixlOo feet. Mrs Aarons buys for in
Yestment.
Joseph Levy Son have sold for KatEot Sun
shine tho two FIVE story tenement houses Nos. 52S
sno $50 West Thirty-rinth-st. a client
K 7. Kingsley. Of Charles 7. DUrosss ONCE. and
:. Aandelkern have SOLO 10 Herins & Perelman
No. % 10 q West One hurdred-and- nineteenth-st.
between Fifth and Lencx avee FIVE three story
private houses.
David Stewart has sold FOR LILY Lowenste!n 10
Max Marx the two FIVE story triple fathouses Nos
~ and "a West One-hunlreG- and ghth-st, each
on lot 25x1O9 feet. he has also sold for Richard F
CRrInsn the brick building :he north side OF
ne-hUadTed-an 'tieth-s- 81 feet east % Ams:er-
Louis Lese has hoash: from the City Trust Com
pany OF Philadelphia 30 l5s East Niaety -serenth-
Quackenbus6 5. 'Fsrise we're the brokers'
bought No Is East
Be story fslhguse on lot 25xl'o Il feet
10. ~ West Eighuaeth-st-, four story, dwelling
9isndel5agn 3. Levine have bought back from
Feinberg and - LHEig 3s 8 Pans plot 2o0ylool1
eath-st 100 feet cast Of Fifth-ave-
LoTenfela & Prayer have resold 10 Leonard
one-hundr6d- -forty-third-st- 100 feet east Of
wei q Mayer have SOLD to TTetebaun q Klein
Nathan Applebeum has sold TO sismund wechs-
Ter No PAP East e-hundred-and twenty-frst-st-
.
Mrs. Anna P. sandhoP has sold 70 a Mrs. Kidorf
No. Is East e-hundred-al6 ghth-st 2 1--WE story
Asthouse on lot 2eNIO0e feet.
FTed.rick Smith has housht from a Mrs. New
St. five story 1athouse on lot 25xs9 Il feet
Mrs Julia Frornen has sold to Mrs KfIane
No 339 East Seventy-uinth-s a four story fat
house, plot 28~lO22 feet.
The Eerter Realty Company has sold Nos 81 and
g Charles-st-. a six story building. plot 37s
D Rarelson has SOLD for E werigman the
dwelling house No. 1852 Clay-ave lot 27vS0 feet
L J. Phillips Co. have sold for I, s & A. NJ
Bing plot. INox9e1l feet the side of One
Eighth-ave
L J. Phillips & Co. have sold for David r On
penheiner James ". Horton the seven
story elevator apartment houses comprising the
between One-hundred- and -foritieth ard One-hun-
ored-and-f forty first SITS the one hundre
tieth-s corner being 40x99 II feet and the Onehun
dre6- and-forty -flrst-st. being 35X99.l1 feet.
Adolph Lewisohn has bought from Daniel b.
Freedman the three story private stable No. Us
West Fffty-secOnd-st., on lot 25Xlo05 feet This
stable purchased by Mr.. Freedman from An
drew Carnegie in the early part OF last week. L.
J. Phillips Co. were the brokers in the trans
action.
James Bailey has sold for the Royal Realty
Company 70 Daniel S. McElroy No. l63 East One
hundred -and-twenty hfth-st, two story building,
on bot 4x99u feet
NJ. EIlenboFen & Co. have sold for L. Schiller 10
story hethouse lot 26.5X102.2 feet.
J. p. g. z. J. Murray have sold for Mrs Mary
Esbring a plot rs sx1501lo01Ix irregular at the
southwest corner Of Flrst-ave- and One-hundred-
and-ffth-st
The Greene & Taylor Company has sold for Mrs
Enilie I. Browne to DR.. Herbert s. Carter No. IOs
West Fifty ghth-st., a four story dwelling house
on lot 2oxl0o5 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10

son Rose 70 NinceEzo Narro Nominal
FoN-St, = s lot 500 Wilton. etc. 50xIT5.
Peter Everett referee % Annie Kaue......-. TIbO
BreoToe-st, No 295 20 29e :. 65.11xs7.7x65 OK
Ell; Leon Tau6 20 lsidor Leipzig: mortgage.
Sl1A.Ff0
lo6Ll- s. v corner Jackson-ave. 22xl0O; Mary
Me2as to l4aTTy c Bryan. Nominal
Nehs-sr-aTe. n s PSI r. Of 2Cith-st. 5GylI2G
ilaFia FitzEerald - Kate E4son. Nominal
l2lst- No 3s5, 125 z Of PteaSant-ave,
100lo; Gustav Stiefel and another 10 joseph
KaHtrOwz; mortgage. Sl2 coo Nominal
Same property. Joseph Kantrowltz to Charles
EOd.nsky; mortgage. 81 900. Nominal
l3lsf-s- - Ttil-ave runs = 49llN
TX Box Iooz % Tx -. Jacob Cohen 10
Joseph Wilmer S22 800
l1ith-st. No "a West Is+KloOlI. Frederick Neu-
gass and another to AIlalil Heymann. mort
Eage. $1,000 Nominal
blst-st. corner Beckmnu Place. 25x34.
o Mittner to JACOB Cohen Iaorgage s. 300 Nominal
zsth-st :. lb II Of lst-aVe. 2Jx24 0:
suehi 70 PhiIip Stiehl Nominal
oIth-st. 5 go II OF shave 25xeS 9: Valen-
tine Metz to Charles Metz. one-fourth part. all
tte quit cain Nominal
y oTrirsside-ave, corner 123i-s 1OOifxl0o:
Home Realty Company 10 Henry ] Stevens If
80 Sornius
3sth-st, 22O q " Sth-ave 25x9s 2. Wir{e-r '
heFJens 70 Caroline d Seward and another
. a4ll 49,
l6sh-st. 10 II II &
Jeannie : Smith and another 10 Randall Sails
DosnlnE-sj. No 42 291a7 Sxsoxio5 carrie NOMINAL
Isencheim 10 Margaret Goldsmith:
f-A'0'D nal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10

year cent.
Eckert. Samuel. Charles Reed and another;
Cannon-st. Nos 81 and IS: mortgages: )
years. per cent each.
Same 10 same; same property: instruments. 6 per
cent z
Avenue Il, W s. As II 3 Of 4th-st prior
sage; years per cent .:;.-....:,... 1886
Roth. Marcus. 10 ignatz Beich; 124th-st, 400
East demand, per cent? !-..............
Ewad, Katharine TO Lawrence Delmuur, S7th-st
No IS East; prior mortgage. s.. 600: years. s
Same 10 Christopher " Mitchell: 122d-st No 4l9
East: additional security for mortgage covering
STth-st No AZ ? Onr
Reiter, Naver, to Theresa Loesel: Hall Place
5. 47s1 II W of 16th-st; years. per cent. 25O
Ludington. Charles Il, jr, 10 Title Guarantee and
Trust Company; ST Nicholas Place. No Al; 2
years, cent.
Wtt;ner, Joseph. to Jacob Cohen; 13lst-st, n s.
20 It q 7th-ave years. per cent........- ZOO
AeTelio. Dominica, 10 Francis Cavagnaro execu-
tor; over-st. No 81 years "A per cent. 1000
hiinkeT Louis T. 0 tbs NeT-York Life Insurance
and Trust Company 5lst-st, No 800 West ,
yesrs. ~ per 125OC
same TO Francis Re6en, tr; property; prior
mortgage. due July !. 1906, per cent. 2O9
C1dwalader. John l, ct al the Ssamen's Bank
for Savings; Oth-ave. 51st-st: De-
ceTnber 81. 1905.
Rodinsky. Charles. Joseph KantrowitE:
ST. No 80 East; prior mortgage; instalments.
Murphy John D. Henry Bernhardt; 7th-ave
No I'll 10 715: also 4Sth-st. Nos l6S 40
West; year per cent 25Ooc
rany: FoN-st. No $50 East: years, per cent $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10
NEW REALTY FIRM.

N. Morgenthau jr-, has formed a co-partnership
with Irving W Riegelman and Alfred ". SporboTg,
under the firm name Of NJ. Morgenthau. Jr. & Co,
and the new firm Will succeed 10 the general real
estate business formerly conducted by NJ. Morgen-
THAI jr. In addition TO the regular real estate
brokerage business. the new firm has opened an
insurance department and will effect all kinds of
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10

Plans have been fled with the Buildings Depart
rnent. Manhattan, for the enlargement and renod-
cling Of the four story and basement dwelling
house No. II West Seventy-second-sr-, owned by
DR.. W. @. Jacoby. The front IS to he extended TO
the building line and FACADE of limestone built,
having Colonial windows
The interior is 10 be reInodeed throughout, and
will have a library and billiard room. The i'm
provements cost $1,000. The architect is
Edward Necarsulnan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10
smrH.EvE. BUILDING LEASED.

Gustsve z. Boyer has leased for the Boyer estate
10 Frazin & Oppenheim the building the south.
west corner Of Eighteenth-st. and Sixth-ave 70.
twelve years Al q total rental Of about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10
REPORTED LEASES.

Joseph Levy Son have leased No. E9 West
Thirty-ninth-st. to a client FOR Eve years at an
aggregate rental of over s., 600
White & Phipps have leased for Charles F Par
No. East Th.Tieth-st., four story dwell
ing house. lot 21SlO0 feet, SismUnd kneitel
for term Of six years. Extensive alterations will
be made 10 the premises which will be used by
the tenant for business purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10
WILL OPEN TAX BOOKS TOMORROW

The making public on Monday OF the assessors
figures real is awaited with keen interest
Last year the full value" plan became operative;
this year q separate assessment Of building and
land must be made.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

HirschbeEg; Eva 3. TO Randolph Guggenheire-
mo Sr ~ 24th-s; 10 100 West pFIor mort
ous1 Pie n Nad1a per $4,000
pany' Avenue =. No i4iS. 7!th-st; /
Ewsia ka psT gest. - 1900
s1uh-sf- DO IS East prior mortgage sI7oooi 4
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THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

One-hundred- and thTty-eighth-st, near Locust
ave- one story frame gateman's cottage New
York, New-Haven and Hartford Railroad owners
and architects; 500.
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A MORTGAGE OF ss5o.ooo.

John l. Cadwalader and other persons have
mortgaged the property I the northeast corner OF
Fifty-hrst-st. and Fifth-sve for $4,000. 1 per
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FFTH-kVE. BUILDING LEASED.
TO ALTER DWELLING HOUSE.

Susan C. Turner has leased No. 26l Fifth-ave Il
Alfred Nelson for ten years. at $500 year.
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Musical Instruction.

DALESTIsINA Catholic Music Acknowledgement
approved by ecclesiastical authority Direc-
Rev IT B0naventure o. NJ: sig cav Dante
del Papa. Academy shall teach propagate sacred
artistic music according TO true and regulations laid
down by the Sacred Congregation Rites NstrIcuIa-
tton fee sio monthly tuition IS. school, 9th Ave.
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School agencies.

4 MERICAiJ AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Titorr Covernes.ea
''c' |" 1,eges Schoo,a and Families Apply
MS VI. } YOUNG-FTrLTON. % Urion Square.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS,

Mon-oe-st. No 15413. for a one story brick out
house, 7.4xlSS. NJ MackIes owner: Bernstein
q Bernstein. architects -...........--..----.
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Steamboats,.

B O9 U Cd IN A AER F FHS7,sx IN
TALL. RIVER LINE, via Newport and Fall River leave
Pier 10 y. T.. foot OF Warren St. days Al
900 +. NJ steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM Or
rnsstra each
NORWICH LINE. via New London Pier 10. y. r.
foot Clarlson St. week only 30 P N Steam
CITY OF LOWELL and CHESTER W. CHAPLIN
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford. Spring
field and the North I've Pier 40 y r. e. CfSrkson
week davs only et 500 p. NJ Steamer RICHARD PECK
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Teachers.

NAMED, in;redstely--Ladies teacher, companion
W tEurope). $50; secretary and teacher.
ent companion for nervous lady; travelling govefness
south and Europe French governess German goverrsss
mothers assistant assistant housekeeper: nursery
erness. Miss DONOVAN'S Agency. 30 East IAN Seet
Established 20 1900 -'''NN