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New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
PEACE LOVE CHINA'S RUIN.
KANG w WEI ON REFORM
Declares Empress Dosrager Obstacle
to Progress of Nation.

Chinafown's little theatre, in Doyers-st.. was
flled to overnowfng yesterday afternoon by en-
thusiastic members of the Chinese Empire Re-
form Association to hear kang Yu Wei. the head
OF the association talk about the reform move
ment to redeem China.
Under the low ceiling of the dark stuffy audi
torium fiaring gas jets lit up diIniy the faces
Of hundreds Of perspiring but earnest Chiha-
men After an hours talk by members or the
LIST Chinese Regiment, New-York. his excel
lency arrived, accompanied by his interpreter
Chew Kok Hean, and ]. M. Singleton. president
OF the Chinese Empire Reform Association.
Mr. Kang spoke for an hour and haif' re-
hearsing the history and traditions of China and
dwelling upon the empires great future after
the young Emperor has been restored to the
power usurped by the Empress Dowager Ere
Quentiy his attentive hearers broke into nearly
applause over his impassioned address
He contrasted the antiquity of the Chinese
civilization and the European civilization NO
country he said, could trace its history so far
back as China, which had survived thousands
of years. and had witnessed the rise and fall
Of the Egyptian Empire and the Roman le-
gions, of Greece and India's power
Mr. Kang recalled that China invented gun
powder, printing and the mariners compass
three of the most important aids to any nation
vented steamships and eight hundred years ago
another Chinaman invented cannon. In fact'
China invaded Persia twice with cannon
But in spite of her inventions and boundless
resources" said Mr.. KaHg, impressivefy, IN
stead of being the strongest power in the world
China has become the weakest. which has sur
prised the diplomatists of Europe. Why? Be
cause China has always been in love with
peace What China invented printing, the
mariners compass etc.-vanished in China ana
was invented again by western people. Ii
China instead of being in love with peace hao
been aggressive. she would have occupied =
rosition unriyalled in the world.
Mr. Kang declared that what China was try
ing to do was to resist foreign aggression, es-
pecially the aggression of Russia and Germany
China wanted preservation. -
What is the obstacle to Chinas progress!
asked Mr. Kans The Empress Dowager. she
is antf-refornl and antf-foreign. She brought on
The Boxer trouble in 1900 to drive the foreigners
from China and the Russian-Japanese war The
whole Chinese nation should not be held respon-
sible because the foolishness of the empress
Dow aesers gave Port Arthur and railway conces-
sions in Manehuria Russia She wanted
Russia TO protect her because she was afraid
the young Emperor would do her some hafm' as
she had usurped his power.
Mr. Kang said yhe reform movement was IN
tended to fastfli patriotism in Cinnamon who
resided outside of China, and to encourage Chi
namen with the western ideas of progress, MOD
ern education. Industry and comnerce-ln faet,
everything that tended to the benent or the
x-b
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
RETAIL STORES TO BE IN WEST 72D-sT.

Real estate operators have begun the purchase
of parcels in T2d-st., between Columbus-ave. and
Broadway with the intention of altering the houses
for business purposes. The block is TO be trans
formed into high class retail shopping district
A member of the real estate firm of Sawson
Hobbs, in speaking yesterda-- about the proposed
change. said: The block has for several years
been neglected by buyers for residential purposes,
and many of the dwelling houses have been leased
for and occupied by private schools and boarding
houses The opening OF the subway, with .ts ex-
press station at Broadway, and the 72d-st. II
station (the most popular West Side station1, at
tho other end of the block. coupled with the facts
that Park & Tilford's store and the Corn Exchange
Bank, at the Columbus-ave. corner, while
Acker Merrall 6 Condit will be In the building
in course of construction at the northeast corner
of Broadway, bring 72d-st. into great prominence
a crosstown thoroaghiare. For carriages and au-
tomobiles II is the connecting link between the
East Side. the drives of Central Park and Riverside
Drive. Taking into consideration these facts. and
the peculiar adaptahity OF this particular block
for high class retail trade, real estate operators
have become active In the block
"Our firm recently reported IN The Tribune the
sales of No 12l. No. 157 and No. ls2 We have also
sold No 1874 and resod No. Isl, We have negou-
ations under way and practically closed for sew
era other houses the same block. and plans
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

warehouse, 3s 1oSso II II Lyon. owner:
Dusenherrte, architect.
11Tth-st No 43s east; for two six story brick
tenement houses 30. 10xST.i1; Empire Cornice
Works. owner; Bernstein Bernstein, archi-
1IOth-st Nos 1872 and 1G4 East for six story
brick tenement house and store. 81. daST II
Sunderland. owner: Hore nburger & Straub arehi-
tects ...--
RlackweIFs Island, s. opposite 7Tth-st; for
three story brick doTmiory ish 2x2S. =; city.
owner; W Flanagan, jr. architect. ........,..
Randali's Island, opposite 12ath-st; for
story brick crematory. 21x2l: city. owner W
Flanagan. II architect ..............
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

An exceptional opportunity will be offered to the
public buy choice building lots at White Plains
n. " the auction sale of the tract there called
the White Plains Highlands The sale will be
held at tomorrow and July 4. the
premises, by Joseph H. Lewis the auctioneer.
This desirable tract extends from the Mamaro-
neck Road on the east to the NewYork and White
Plains Road on the west 1t is attractively laid
out in plots. each with frontage of 100 feet The
property is surrounded with modern dwelling
houses, and is within ten minutes walk of the
courthouse, churches. schools. banks, etc. Be-
tween White Plains and the Grand Central Station
there fifty trains daily each way. The run
ming time of the trains is about thirty-four
minutes.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
BUILDING ACTIVITY IN QUEENS.

Plans for seventy-nine new buildings were filed
in the Borough of Queens in the week. The esti-
mated cost of the structures is stated to be
s491. .095 Among the buildings is school for
the Maspeth section of the borough 1t is to stand
the west side Of F'lushingave., near Grand-st.,
Maspeth and will cost about sl50000. The school
population in that section, due TO the opening Of
ceptfng those for the school, for dwelling and
apartment houses in the Ridgewood section. where
within year streets have been cut through farm
land and row after row of substantial dwelling
houses put up. The growth of population in that
section has been heavier than in any other part
O. the borough
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
NEW JEWISH COLONY PLANNED.

The Yankee Smith farm. near Corona, Long
Island, has been sold to syndicate of Jews living
in this city They will lay 1t out in building plots
and open streets One hundred cottages for
bers of the syndicate will be erected at once The
farm comprises twenty-eight acres of cleared land
and the plan is to first provide homes for those
interested and then erect cottages the re-
mander of the land and sell them and divide the
proceeds among the members of the syndicate
Three blocks from the property a synagogue is
being built. and the cornerstone viii be laid on
Sunday. July 16 1t is expected that the synagogue
will be one of the of attracting many Jews
to that section of the island.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
MILLIONS FOR REALTY MEN.
MORTG4GE LOANS 4BOUT seoo,ooo0oo MORE THAN IN
FIRST HALF OF LAST YEAR
Some Large in ImpoUed Property Reported Last ~
Purchasing Mouemen Central 4aue Section Still Strong

which will accommodate fully $500 people. Thus
living room is provided for an increase of almost
rate is continued for more than 75.o0 new in
habitants during the year. BY the time the next
federal census is taken there ought to be at least
6ooOoe persons living in The Bronx, and perhaps
many 10000 The figures would be st1ls
larger If the current rate of increase were main
tanned, but after a year two there will be
falling off, because of the inadequacy of the means
of transit Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
THREE UPPER WEST SIDE DEALS

NJ L. & c. Ernst have bought from Edward N
I1eavy plot comprising about thirteen lots, at
the southeast corner of Broadway and 1SSth-st
fronting 491 feet in Broadway and 2S6.11 feet in
lSSth-st;, being irregular in the rear
The interborough Building Company will erect
east side of Broadway, between 10th l4st sts.
and will also improve its block front in Prospect
ave, between 162d and 163d sts., in a similar
Du BOis & Taylor have sold for Gustav Deisler
the three story dwelling house No $40 West 147th-
ST. 80 feet inches west of Broadway lot 15x99 IL
eef
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
A 100000 ARLINGTON BUTTON FACTORY

A contract was closed yesterday between the
Elm Realty Company of New-YOrk and Salmond
Brothers, contractors and builders, for the erec-
ton of three story brick building to be used by
the Essex Pearl Button Company of Newark for
the manufacture of pearl buttons. novelties, etc.
The factory will be the east side of Devon
St, between Stewart and Laurel aves;; Arlington.
n j. 1t will 100000. and it will give en-
ployment to four hundred people. John r. O'Con-
nor will have charge of the plant which Is TO be
ready huSinesS NOyember l.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
SALE OF PLOT HELD FORTY YEARS

Thomas P Fitzsimons has sold for Charles P.
Nelssledef to Samuel Leibowtz and Charles
Schneider the five story four family tenement
mouse houses No 205 to 2l2 West 61stst 25xS5xlO05 feet
each Also sold for DR.. William J. Fields to Sam
uel H. Pinkerton and Benjamin Cru4n the three
Story ana ana basement two family dwelling houses
NOS. Al and 4f3 West 44th-st.. 20xI004 feet each
I'm Inns property has been owned by the Fields family
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were fled
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trfct Court:
rz.~,,a, pe.x chemist No IS West ssth-si liabilities
SlaI7s assets siI5 TIE principal creditors are Julius
tes,er.sn No ig West Ieth-st, xlf3l. end Chatham
National 81 $780, The assets consist principally OF
life policy Of 81, ,ooe :.
Isnie d Ioctvood of Awasting Ulster County, n Y
siifjet 81 $55 The principal creditor Il
fhe n Taylor Company, Pine Bush. y. " SEQ. &C.
cured hy mortgage TIE consist OF personal prop
x.,... - ~
Co1oun,egs' Ptkling Company, Of A~ a0 Auoson-se'
1d1h boeA = t1,oqA
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

11sth-st 3 : IT'S n of 2d-ave. 5oS100.s the
Commonwealth Mortgage Co loans Biagto Per-
. .
Ilgth-st No 3S2 33s East. same loans Samuel
IAampert and Samuel Sehwaryn- -.---..-.--..
l1bth- St n 3 100 II of Amsterdam ave, Ii0x
f9g 10 10 1TTth-st; lIIth-st =, 100 II W or
Amsterdam ave. 17oNi0i10x irreg; same loans
Portland Realty 20. 81
PaTk-avc, . cor i7ad-st. 1o,xiCo; same loans
Jacob Sweetmau. David Reich and Henry Il
RelCh q.
Audubon-ave o cor iTsth-st, 81. i.foSlo0x irreg:
Manhattan Mortgage co loans Joseph Reiss....
s5th-st = 200 IT OF 1st-ave. 23x1o2 2; Hugh
Cohn loans Samuel Neuman. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l
Avenue st John IA Kelly isa IS1oO,5S
irreg; william W Collier iOarss Northwestern
Tinton-ave n W cor l5Sth-st l25xa5x irreg; Will
lam w Collier loans Northwestern Realty Co.
Avenue A W s. whole front bet Gath and 9th SITS.
200 1oxSoo; LAWYERS Realty Co leans Samuel
Mande! ..-........ Oh
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
REALTY NOTES.

The American Tobacco Company is said be
the buyer of the Si1iman parcel. at the southeast
corner of Wan-st. and Broadway.
Harris & Timble are the buyers of the six story
apartment house, with stores Nos. 1900 and 1902
Madison-ave., on a plot 3Sx110 feet. sold by Max
Glauber through Lowenstein. Papae & Co.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
MARKET FOUND FOR PoNssERe COURT

Joachim & Goldschmidt have sold for o. H. Olsen
the Ponsberg Court, six story elevator apartment
house, Nos. 2,129 and 2,1S1 Amsterdam-ave south
east corner of Il hist, plot 523x10O feet
The same brokers have also sold for H Petigor
a p IT. 10xl25x Irregular. at the northeast corner
be erected the plot. "
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
NEW OWNER FOR BERTRAND's ISLAND

Post & Reese have sold to a client for the
Bertrand's Island Club of Lake HOpatcong n. j..
the island known Bertrands Island together
with the adjoining property on the mainland, con-
tanning over forty acres. with improvements. The
property was used for number of years by the
well known fishing club bearing the name OF the
nd
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
A $4,000 BUILDING LOAN REPORTED

Samuel Mandei has secured loan of $4,000 from
the Lawyers Realty Company, on the group of
fifteen six story fathouses which he to build on
the plot D0X3OO feet, on the east side of Avenue
a, between 66th and 9th SITS Each building will
be forty feet wide, with provision for five families
way.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

12Oth-st No 122 East 25x10o.10; Ida Machiz
4ts 3len' Lac ia IT isave - Jacob
ssgs' to Meyer eye s kGsfTn mSFtgog9 II 9s6 loo
connen to Abraham Stern and another; mort ,oo
s 124fSest s'S no 2a5 East 2oxiooii James Lee to ~
4 aeSh soS It aed Mary
to e1 aE1 and s@s
ss5hs5 Sos So $50 and 5$s West 5oxes Isaac Rob
sss 9 Ravd 0a @ m3FtEasf aG a1s John iOO
-Aiianieilo n,oTigags. s24, ,Ooo 100
Scott to Hips Bay Realty CO. mortgage,
2ssS-st n s. 2oa6 ave- 20 io.ss o. Morris
Malawesla to Elias Malawcsia 4 interest mort -.
canhon-s @ 'UiSSs Nos lis and i2o s. $50 It stanton
Werner @ and another: noTsags, SO coo - 100
Arnoid jacob hortsass $1,000 100
fiIda fischer to Samuel fischer i part all
Sd ST. $ lot 2oi map Wakeaed Harry Feiier to
Samuel m L sontss M e; al; Nor, m95sage 81 600 a 100
HawIns to Local Realty Co; mortgage 81 600 IL 600
R5iaxsr :. s n to Of moa FsanseF GsaH 1ap
ssths $ 22se It OF Amsterdamave 26 iox
Company Nominal
Remmelmann nam to Philip T Leyendecker; mort ,oo
Dsanceyst shEs sly No rs s. 23xso; Louis Haims to
Jennie KIopfer Babeta Baruch, 17.7oO
NJ Corse Thomas Bergin; mortgage S17. 000.. 100
71st-st. II s. 153 IT Of 9th-ave, 22x102; Sarah
Lewis Eliza J Lewis ct Nominal
Manhattan-ave. No AL. S, 25x100; Julius A
Ellis Harrison; mortgage, S24. 500 Nominal
Manhattan ave. Nos 443 and 445. 50x1O0
Julius A Ellis Hoffman Realty Company:
mortgage S4S 900
sth-st Nos 900 and 3O1 East. 4sx93 II; Michael
Forman to Reuben Sadowssy; mortgage, $4,000 100
Railroad-ave, corner 146th-st 100 7x259
Pauline Ullman to Sgmund Ullman Company
mortgage S35 900 Nominal
Lot to 10 43 to 45 map 25O lots Ruser estate:
Hudson P Rose Company to Anna Schneider. Nominal
17s to 1S2. map land S CambTeling: Augustus
Nicholson ct al TO Mary Casey Nominal
216th-st 800 II of 9Th ave, 51x100; Irving
Realty Company to Engenio Contini: mortgage
$3.50 100
Samuel 1 Gordon to Marks Moses; mortgage
S18 400 100
Stanton-st Nos 27S and $50. S. 39.9x75 Ike Katz
ct al to Samuel kaufman al; mtge. $4,000. leo
12Tth-st No Go 10 90 West. 5oxa9.11; John NJ Glib
L. Dunn; S67, 600. Nominal
1o2d-st, S, rs IT of 2d-ave, 25x1O0 IL: Nathan
Diringer Marks Friedman mortgage, S22 500. 100
f14th-st n 6, so II of I'd ave. 20Xl00.11; Ruth
r Chambers Harry Gessem ct al mortgage.
s12 900 Nominal
ave, No LAP. 25xT5; James O'Connell
Schwartz; mortgage, $500. 100
W 1928 IT Of 106th-st, % 3X345:
George Lahrmann to William Ebing; mortgage.
Brook-ave No 996 s 26.5x irreg. Nathan Bloom
al to Joseph Gerhardt: S21. 100. 100
JOth-ave, =. 24S IT n Of 27th-st. fS.6xI5 Hubert
City OF New-York. 49, 600
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
LIS FENDENS.

Em-st No ia; Henrietta C Dodd ast Frederick T.
Pinlkney a faction dehar caim) attorney q
Campbell.
Pieper al levy: attorneys Holm
& Smith.
12ith-st. No 3e3 East Kopel zsk agt Lena Pappen-
helm faction declare lisal; attorney, ID Drangle.
n 8, 1919 II Sd 15xfi42 I<opold
Hutter ast Anton (acon impress ,sndee's
iirnl; NJ Arens.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Hughes-ave W S. 1s2 10 II OF 1T9th-st; for
three story brick tenement house. 2lN5a; II w
Thomas owner: Charles : Clark architect
North Brother Island. west side; for story
brick gas house 23xi2; city owner; Smith.
WesterVelt a Austin architects. ..........,.
l1th-st n g. $50 It OF Avenue b. Inionport; for
a two story frame dwelling house, 22xb6; An
drew Mensch. owner. Henry Conrad. architect.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

s0th-st Nos 11S and 115 East: the Superior
Manufac curing Company agt the Congregation
Agudath Jeshurin ct al. December %, 1904.
Same property; same agt same; December 2s,
Igoi No 500 - aoe west Fnnire cur, vood
wording Company agt Trood Realty Company ct
al; June 80 1905 (py deposiD. ...................
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
SELL LONG ISLAND CITY PARCEL.

NJ Fl. Beringer & Co. have sold for William G.
Alger and other persons Albert Lurdoff. Nos
693 and 695 Vernon-ave Long Island City. The size
of the plot is 50x2G0 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
REALTY COMPANY a SELLER.

j. Clarence Davies has sold for the Twenty
third Ward Realty Company three five story
apartment houses with stores. on the south side
OF Westchester-ave.. q feet north of Brook-ave
The houses are Nos AS. $50 452.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
ANOTHER BRADHURST-AVE SALE

Milard Veit resold for Harry Goodsten No.
Bradhurst-ave., a five story double fathouse, with
stores, adjoining the corner of 142d-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

McCaul Thomas F. TO William T Hockey; Cauld-
weIl-ave. n corner 156th-st; year, per cent
Friedman, Marks. and another TO Nathan Dtringer
and another. 102d-st. s, 90 ft OF 2d-ave;
prior mortgage 500. 600. due per bond.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

are being prepared for the immediate alteration
for business purposes of some of the houses wnich
have sold
''The Atlantic Realty Company is the seller OF
the four story dwelling house No 157. 22x10o feet
and Mrs II. b. Slaven of the four story dwelling
house No. 134. 20X9OX1O0."
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
HUDSON REALTY BUYS FLUSHING TRAc-
'. fronting in Broadway

The McCreary property, fronting in Broadway
and Queens Road at the Broadway station, Flush
ing, comprising los acres, has been purchased by
the Hudson Realty Company CMaXimiIian Morgen-
thau. presdenO through NJ Lindhem &c Co.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
MECHANICS LIENS.

l54th-st No 351 East; Michele d 'Amore sgt Aitken
Realty Company, owner and contractor.
25th-st Nos 4e and As West; Frank McCord agt
ETnea Chaplin & Karl MsiSsner owners Nellie
Taft lessee and e0atrlct1r ................
Tist-st No IS West; Edw Caldwell & Co agt
Jennie L. Wcodend. owner and contractor. i.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
BUYS CORTLANDT ALLEY STRUCTURE

George Nicholas has. sold the mercantile build
ing at the northeast corner of Cortlandt Alley an
WaIkef-st.. on plot 50x100 feet, to Charles Laue
ST, on a lot 29x100 feet, to Justice Palmieri
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

John r. Davidson has sold for William j. Brown
the six story law apartment house, No. 159
West 103d-st, plot S7.6x100 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

Arnold & Byrne have resold for Louis Bernstein
to an investor No. 90 West 114th-st, fvestory
triple fathouse.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

SSTONE HOUSE. all modern convenences in nne con-
- don; stable cottage five acres shade, garden at
fraction os if sold Immediately. ARCHIBALD c.
FOSS. 80 East 42d-st
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

Since January 10 date about So2V0'ooo mas ~ ~,
loaned on bond and mortgage on property Ill INC
Bronx The figures for the corresponding peiiou
last year were s13 Gas. 499 This comparison SHOWS
an increase in The Bronx mortgage business ol
nearly sssooeooa Many other interesting increases
are revealed by the comparative realty tabies lof
the period from January / TO date and the eo'
spending months of last year.
The total sum of the mortgages recorded LOT 'ie INC
last six months was 1921 1886 05 against Sloslo'o'
for the first six months of iso4. an increase OF
.bout s1s3 7leo 400 The total amount of the Man
haitian and The Bronx mortgages fled since 'ahu-
arv is s7S547eso as against s1721 122.09s for the
first six months of last year, an increase OF d"o
500. 100000.
In nearly every line of the realty held tre Jus,
ness of the last six months shows stupenoouS ssa
over that done in the first half of last year iV
comparative table of conveyances and pfoJectec
buildings is as follows:
GONvEYANCES
Total amount Manhattan and .... szoo.o os5
PROJECTED BUILDINGS
Total number of n buildings: .o,
N
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
RANKRUPTCY SALE
TSANhRUPTCY SALE
-, OF VALUABLE REAL, ESTATE
1"O01 DELlGHTFUL SITES FOR HOMES ON LONG
ISLAND SOTTND --N

'to,., OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
-"01 OELIGHTFUL SITES FOR HOMES ON LONG
ISLAND SOUND.
situate at Fairfield suburb
most oeautlfu cities Five
sepdrate Parcels of Land: three
eIsht acres. eleven
respectively Splendid building sites De-
nghtIul ocean breezes Magnificent views overooktnr
Long Island Sound Steam electric roads vvtfbf7
easy reach Of New-Yor Boston. Nev-HaYen and other
An Of the above win be offered for saa
az pu9c auction separately entirety on Wedne-
edy July l9th A. D.. 1905. ] O'Clock D. m at front
g9or or the Court House in Bridgeport Connecticut
waning cnoice homes amidst the NeH-Eur-
ana and surroundings you'd inspect this
See Legal Advertisement bridgeport Daily standard
current issues Correspondence solicited Address either
of Trustees Attorneys
SAMUEL r. RUGGLES
SAMUEL w. COURTRIGHT, iTrustes4 Of
JOHN SCHLEYER
Bankrupt Estate of MARGARET
TON. Cfrclevile
WILBY G. HYDE and JOHN P PHILLIPS Attorneys
Chillcothe Ohio
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

STAMFORD. CONN.-Large house high grounds
- ample grounds; stable, garden, fruit shade;
bargain. ARCHIBALD Z. FOSS. 80 East 42d-st-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

HOUSES FOR SALE AND TO LET-Furnshed and IN
furnished so up; business for
farm 80 acres clear for development. institJ
tion country residence J. p. OSTRANDER. Mt. Yer
non N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

r OWN AND HAVE FOR SALE about so acres of ,hs
4 finest harbor shore front the OF Long
Island. situated between
side Of NOrthpot
the village. Town Huntington, Suffolk County onaIf
mile shore front of beautiful clean. slopng sandy beach,
elevation $50 about cleared balance
heavily wooded with large hickory
view Of four harbors and Long Island SO
miles: positively o mosquitoes.
JOHN N WILLIAMSON.
220 Broadway. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

MARYLAND, Virginia Farm bargains: quaint colo
VI NAL homes: catalogue SOULE co. Washington d. C
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
FOR SALE al LITCHEIELn. CONN

of South-st-. view Of Bantam Lake sr
surrounding country. ideal site country A
FRED E SCHERMERHoRN, East 42d-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

leo
foninai
100
'onlnal
100
100
100
$4,000
5000
1.2UO
SLOTS
I.075
s23
$4,000
10000
$4,000
5000
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

I;vARMs buildings included. SIS acre; Cottage and
IL lake plot, $3.50: choice hotel sites Ovasss
Lake BEARDAII. Branchvile. y. J.