New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

Yard condemnation proceedings for the Pennsyi,
has purchased large portion Of the property re
$ ggFd m for nn6e 1ef dna Hs success in his own
affairs having practically nothing when he built
n1seTXafie propeTty owners to intrust the care
their interests to him in the matter Of rents and
under his management This office, located at at No
burg City, Albany Camden and County OF Pha-
dephia Fire Insurance companies; large business
Industrial and dwelling risks being written every
year. He has done service to Lon @ island lily tity
of jeopardzed local interests, and is neither for nor
against ceTPoratmiGns& m & IN support tho OF TnGh sIn ms
dicate, when he secured an Injunction Tor damage
property abuttng the tunnel IN representatmon "a on
concerned ana the injunction dismissed Mr. Rich
pnrous village he is trustee. He is also president
ST & M Afs5G cempanH boh Of that @ Place
Rockville Centre is d beautiful village, situated
m east Of lanai ai'ft " butng I fhrSins 'O resi- 81
Dental town. with population OF 500 souls. con
kets equal New. York. two banks; public ibrary
from Herald Square upon the completion of the
Pennsylvania tunnels. The South SIDE Ievelop-
steen is developing Of tnirty-four acres in
the best residential centre of the town with cement
shade trees The lots are l73 feet oeep. thus giving
or garage. Special attention is being paid TO the
lawns and gardens by the COMPANY which has al
GUARANTEES TITLES. SAFEGUARDS
OWNERS.
The United States Title Guarantee and Indem-
nty Company does large business in Long Island
City. It has a capital OF Sl,250,G0 and surplus
of $3.50, 900 and conducts general title business,
guaranteeing titles and safeguarding the property
owners in general.
The main office OF the company is at No. 20 Vesey
street, New York City, with branches in Brook
lyn. The Bronx, Jamaica, Long Island, Long ISL
and City, White Plains, Kingston. Troy and Os-
y \.
Tie Long Island City branch is one of the active
components u TINS institution, notably since the
vast improvements under way, which have necessi-
tated the condemnation of much property Here
the value Of the company and the experience of
Is local manager into play. Mr. BlumerS is
optlnlist the .ect of the future of Long
Island City. Not olc-Guarter of the value of
property within forty-hVe minutes of Herald
Square has been reached said he: ''notwith-
ernanate Fl ON ultra-conseryative element whose
members do realize the great teFlainal and
other facilities which being developed by the
Pennsylvania Railroad, the Belmont tunnei and
other agencies" And. judging from his experience,
William Bumers should be capable of forming a
accurate estimate Of present and future conditions
He has been engaged in real estate operations for
twenty-five years nineteen OF which were in Long
City, and his specially is title examination,
and 4 half years he assessor for the
district, what is known al
tax commissioner in Manhattan. and has for the
last three years been examining titles and ap-
praisins for loans and tax eXanina lions for the
United States Title Company. He was expert
the owners in the Sunnyside Yard condernna-
ticn proceedings, which beld FOR the rurrese