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Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10
PRINCETON DEFEATED
BY YALE ATHLETES
DUAL GAMES ARR CAPTURED
WITHOUT DIFFICULTY
Sons of Old Eli Victorious in Field
Meet Held at New Haven.
High Scores
Made

By Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, May 9.-YalC
had no trouble in defeating Princeton
in the dual games on the Yale field this
afternoon, the final score being Yale
70, Princeton 81.
Yale got nine firsts, ten seconds anc
eight thirds.
Princeton got four firsts, three Sec
onds and five thirds.
The wind blew strongly across the
track when the first event in the Yale.
Princeton meet-the trials in the 100.
yard hurdles-was called today. Sum
mary:
12O-yard hurdles-Won by b. V. Howe, Yale
second, d. r. Robbins, Yale; third, l.. King
Yale Time. 16 As seconds.
1OO-yard dash-Won by Il. B. Carey, Yale
second, w. b. Connors, Princeton; third. r.
A. Gamble. Princeton. Time, 10 10 seconds.
Points-Yale 10, Princeton 8.
Mile run-Won BYE. l.. MCGEE, Princeton
second r. A. Splitter, Yale; third, A. A. Con-
rey, Yale Time, 4:32A.
Points-Yale 16, Princeton 8.
44O-yard dash-Won by j. c. Alec. Princeton
r. w. Lamontague, Yale; third. NJ. 3. Villas,
Yale. Time, 40 4-5 seconds.
S00-yard run-Won by G. H. Whitley, Prince
ton: second. NJ. d. Kirgaisof. Yale; third, V.
V. Tilson, Yale. Time, POI 40
Points-Yale 20. Princeton IS.
22O-yard hurdles-Won by D. D. Robins, Yale
Yale. Time, 25 seconds.
Shot put-Won by G. L. Buhrmann, Yale,
AZ feet y inches; second. w, H. Thompson,
Princeton, 3S feet 10 inches; third. D. NJ. Mac
Faden, Princeton, 3S feet inches.
22o-yard dash Won by R. H. Carry. Yale;
second, John Lilley. Yale, third W. Z. Con-
nors, Princeton. Time % 2 8 seconds.
Points-Yals AZ. Princeton %.
High jump-Tie between K A Riley and e.
II. Coy, both of Gall. third place was tie
between w. e. Talcott and T. S. Clark OF
Princeton.
Pole vault-won by Yale. A C. Gilbert. w
r. Dray and F. T.. Nelson stopping at Ii foe,
6 inches owing to rain.
Two-milo run Won by G. Brown, Yale; sec.
ond. W. l.. McGee Princeton, third, NJ. Weeks
Yale Time. Is :09.
Points-Yale SO. Princeton 25.
Broad jump-Won by w. B Connors. Prince
ton. 81 feet IL inches second. E. DaIust, Yale,
20 feet 11A inches; third, L. H. Simons Prince
ton, 20 feet go inches.
Ponts-Yale g. Princeton 81.
Hammer throw-W by c, T. Oonroy, Yale,
147 feet ~ inches; second W. A Doobel, Yale
1888 feet IL inches; third, L. p. Bigelow, Yale
1885 feet inches.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10

Beahm, Fuchs (Lincoln); Lotus. Bowen
Fuller, Daley (Garfeld); Springer. Hollis
ter, Rich, Holdorf (Wilson); Sala, Larsen
Jaconum, Gilbert (McKinley); Frame Carr
Jones, Bellestos (RoosevelD.
sixth grade relay-Pyle, Haynes, TeboW
Chambers (Columbia) Riggs Lincoln, Sag
nard, Patton (Washington); EhrenielI
Floyd. Morse. sayre 6Grant2; heIeT, carr
Baker. Perry (Lincoln); Dowd. Loftus' Ross
Daniels (Garfeld); Busche, Springer, aoI-
dorf. Hermann (Wilson); Clausen. Bur
mister Taylor, Geohegan mckinney.
Seventh grade relay-Boyd. Seidel. Wood
worth Marshall (Columbia); Baird, Moiu-
redge. Riggs. Patton washington; ouuer
son, Kirk, Horrell. Duarte (Throopl; Buell.
Smith, Ross. Brooks (Garheld); Travener,
Hermann, Springer, Holdorf, Conser, Mosier
(Wilson; Hertel. Bowling, Doolittle' Dari-
ing mckinley.
Eighth grade reay-Biecker' Welis'
Maicy. Traweek (Grant); wetherby. Horrell'
Green, McKinlock (Throop) Hand. Dunn
Simpson, Smith (Garfield): Hayes, traverse
Ray, Newly, johnson, Mcdowell IWhs3n1;
Vault, boys under 14-Boyd, Seidel tCoi. :.
umbia); Horn. Bagnard (Washington(
Duarte (Throop); Black. Fuller (Garfeld)
Herlihy (Wilson); Gibbs mckinley.
Shot put boys under 14-Sartwell (Coium-
bia); Ferris twashingt9n,, M 1ssrfaiSe
sydnor, Mcdonald (Wilson).
Standing jump, boys under lf-Seiuel
(Columbia); Snyder (Washington); Godpe
(Throop); Smith. LOTUS (Garheld); Briener
mckinley. r,...-.,,
High jump, boys under 14-Woodworth
Sartwell (Columbia); Torn washington /,
Blagg Convey (Grant); Stehman' Lottus
(Gar6eld); Getshine mckinley.
Broad Jump, boys under 14-Ferris (Wash-
ington); Convey. Floyd (Grant); Goope
(Throop) Daniels Bowen tGarheld;
Shot put. boys over Thorn (Washlng-
toni; Wachob Lincoln); Simpson Gear
field); Hayes (Wilson).
Standing jump, boys over 14-Wetherpy,
Keller Green (Throop); Simpson (Garneio''
Hayes (Wilson).
Broad jump, boys over 14-Bagnard
(Nashjngton); Green (Throop); Simpson
(Garfield); Mcdowell (Wilson(.
Pole vault. boys over 14-Bagnard, Horn
(Washington); Smith (Garffeld).
High jump boys over 14--Bagnard' Horn
(wasbington); Maicy Grant: Keller Kirk
Horrell, Green (Throop); Smith, Ross GEAR
field.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10

second; Richie CD third time 70 seconds.
SS0-yard dash-Mller CT) won; Fitzgerald,
second; Daily (St VI third time 2:24.
50-yard dash-Haney CT.) won: O'Connor est.
W second; Bernard Sixteenth ST., third;
time seconds
440-yard ,dash-Rche Cr.) won; Miller. Cr.)
second Goldwater (St W third; time 1 min.
Broad jump-Haney Cd won; Brady (St W
second; Stein (St. W third: distance IL feet.
220yard dash-Conway CD won; Haney Cr.)
second; Brady est. Va third; time q 3-5 Sec
Relay-Won by Thirtieth street, Haney, Mil
Ter, Richie, Fitzgerald; time 1850.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10
SHOWING SURPRISES
ALL AUTO EXPERTS
STEARNS HAS PROVED ITSELF
A WONDER
Many Are in Operation in Los Angeles
at Present and Hold Their Own
with Best of All
Makes

The showing made by the Stearns
car at the Briarcliff road race was a
surprise to many who had not kept
track of the record of the Stearns, but
to those conversant with the many
good qualities of the car and a knowl-
edge of its speed 1t was the thing to
be expected.
To finish ahead of all other Ameri-
can makes was not little honor and
would have been gladly welcomed by
any of the entrants from the American
field.
The evenness of the running of the
Stearns under the guidance of Guy
Vaughan, it's driver, was remarkable.
Starting eighth, 1t had seventh place
on the completion of the first lap,
fourth at the end of the second lap,
after which it took third place In the
fifth lap Lyle with the Apperson
Jack Rabbit" passed the Stearns, but
Immediately after the Stearns let out
another notch of speed and jumped to
second place, which it held for two
laps, only falling back into third place
again after the rush of the Fiat, which
finished second.
In the last two laps of the race the
first four cars held the same relative
positions-the Isotta first, the Fiat sec
ond, the Stearns third and the Apper-
son fourth.
Several Stearns cars are in operation
now in this city, and they hold their
own on the road with the best of them.
The toy tonneau, which Is feature
introduced by the Stearns people, has
been extensively copied by many man
ufacturers, but 1t takes more than an
imitation of a toy tonneau to make
car that will class with the Stearns.
One of the good features of the
Stearns Is the side chain drive, which
among the leading European makers
who, by the way, are still setting the
pace in major matters of motor car
CONSTRUCTIONS the most favored style
of transmission for high powered and
heavy cars. The Apperson and the Lo-
comobile are two other first rank
American cars that adhere to the side
chain drive In the high powered types
that they make.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10
FISTIC CARNIVAL IS
ARRANGED BY M'CAREY
GOOD BOUTS ON CARD FOR
MAY 10
Three Ten-Round Contests and One
Preliminary Scheduled to Take
Place at Maud Junction
Arena

The fistic carnival to be held at the
Maud junction arena May IL, when
three ten.round contests and one six
round bout are to comprise the pro-
gram, will be good one, If the opinion
of the fight fans is to be relied upon.
Jimmy Walsh will meet Eddie Men
ney at 120 pounds,a and Dale Gardner is
matched with Howard Baker at l4z
pounds at o'clock.
These boxers are well known in vari-
GUS parts of the country Jimmy Walsh
has made a great showing in the BAN
tam class, and in taking on Eddie Men
ney at 120 he is giving away some
weight. Eddie Keevin, who is manag-
ing the midget, is confident that ms
Menney is a game little fighter. He Will
come down from San Francisco Satur-
day to begin training for the contest.
Wins Many Battles
Dale Gardner is well thought of
around San Francisco, having been sue
cessful in many battles in the ring in
that section. His recent victory over
Terry Kelly, whom he knocked out in
five rounds at Oakland. having clinched
his hold on the fans of the north.
Howard Baker is William Murphys
latest protege. The hard fight which
Baker put up with Montana Kid shows
him to be of good caliber. So great Is
Murphy's confidence in the lad that he
has decided to go into the contest on
winner-take- all basis. Baker is only IL
years old. He is one of the huskiesu
youths which the fans of this section
have seen in some years.
1t was proposed to match Clarence
English against Lauder at 1873 at 6
O'Clock for the same evening, but Eng
fish has decided to go to Murietta
Springs for a much needed rest. He
will not box again until he is in the
best condition.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10
Triumph for Continental Tires

The Continental Caoutchouc company
had four completely equipped tire sta
tions along the Briarcliff course. They
were located at Pines Bridge, Armonk.
East View and Briarcliff. At each con-
troll there was full supply of the
"ready-fiatedH tires of the Continental
company. These were for emergency
use for the numerous cars equipped
with these tires, there being more Con-
tinentals in the race than any other
kind of tire.
However, hardly any of this material
was required. In spite of the terrific
sharp turns at high speed, eight of the
cars having Observation-Disclosures went
the entire distance without any one OF
the tires being touched. Only two tires
out of the forty Continentals in the
race needed any attention from start to
finish.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10
RELAY TIE TO BE RUN OFF

The Los Angeles high and Harvard
military school relay teams will meet
at Tournament park, Pasadena, next
Wednesday afternoon and decide which
is the faster team.
Both teams have the prestige of
being the fastest in the state. They
tied at the Pomona meet April Is, and
George Braden ordered the race run
over
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10
FISHING PARTY SEES
MANY WILD ANIMALS
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, May 9.-David
Walling and Harold West of this city
have returned from a fishing trip to the
Bear valley region and report encoun
tering a black bear on Bear creek, and
af'erward found evidences that he had
making a meal on fish. Fishers
re lrning from the mountains report
99cd catches of fish, but say they never
saw wild animals as numerous in the
hlis as this spring. Foxes are very
nerous, lions are frequently heard
ar seen, while the bears are even VEN
sur ng In closer to civilization than has
% n known for years.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10

AIRY 4. Hoag of the Auto Sheet
al works has returned from a three
ks wedding trip. Hoag went north
g was married there at his brides
NE.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10

Visit ship hotel, Venice. on your sea-
side trip. Good service and popular
prices. Music.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10

George Boland, salesmanager of the
Auburn, Is reported ill with typhoid
fever. Mr.. Boland is stopping in the
city at present, where he has been for
the last two or three weeks locking
after the Auburn interests in this terri
tory.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10

Victor Lehman of the Pullman
agency went to San Francisco during
the past week to see the combined
fleet
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10

The first town car to come to the
coast and which was delivered to Tod
Ford of Pasadena was used by him
to take party of six to Santa Bar
bara to see tn. fleet while it was there.
The run over Casitas and the Conejo
was made without trouble of any
kind, as was all of the balance of the
Journey.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10

Earle C. Anthony left for the east
last Wednesday He will visit the fac
tories of the Packard, Thomas and
Buick companies while he is away. He
also expects to get glimpse of the
Great White Way while in New York.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10

j. p. Houlihan. the coast manager for
the Splitdorf coal people, is in the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10

DR.. A. S. Hoyt of South Pasadena is
a recent purchaser of 40-horse power
touring car for seven pas
A Suburban, the new type of
car put out by the Studebaker COM
pany, has been ordered by the Lord
Motor Car company, and Is expected to
arrive within the next few weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10

The Oldsmobile will go after the Nell
son cup again in about two weeks, and
this time everybody around the Har-
rison garage says that they will see
the name of the Oldsmobile on the
handsome trophy.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
BETTER MORTGAGE MARKET.

The Title Guarantee and Trust Company issued
the following statement yesterday about the mort
gage situation: IF all of the cages recorded
last week in the registers offices OF New York
and Kings County ordinary mortgages on
real estate the record would indeed be startling
one. They total up something over sl02O00.00A or
more than has been recorded in the last twenty
FIVE weeks Unfortunately s95e00o 900 Of this amount
is made up of the mortgages recorded by the In
terborough Rapid Transit Company to the Morton
Trust Company trustee, as security for their
bond issue The remaining 900, however, of
ordinary real estate mortgages, is sufficiently
good record offer decided encouragement TO
those who are interested in seeing plenty of money
TO lend on mortgages Ii is record that has been
surpassed by very few weeks in the last three or
four months.
Our sales Of mortgages for the week
amount TO nearly million and half dollars the
largest sales made iii any week in the last six
months. Applications continue 10 come in freely.
and we find q continued and progressive better
of the entire mortgage situation"
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
NEU OFFICE PROJECT.
Plans Also Filed for RemodelIing
the Hotel MADISON.

Plans have been filed with Buildings supeTintend-
en- Murphy foI making the three story and
basement house No l25 East 18th St. owned by
annie n Tsendpr into an office building, with
stores on the lower floors. the change Of occu-
nancy being rnade Tor J and J. " Stoits as les
sees and for reroirIine the three story Office and
lodge rooms No 3SSa Broadway. owned by William
r Ioew David Stone and J.. r J Weiher are the
architects.
Plans have also been fled for remodellng and
reftting the Hotel Madison. old New York land
mark 2; tie northwest corner Of sJh ave. and
27th st the inproN =nsenrs being made for Theo-
phile Kick. owner. and for Tehtting the three
story and attic hotel al the noTtheast corner Of
RoUery and 18th ST for George r. Schehelin as
owner Bruno ". BergT is the architect
Plans have also been fled for remodeiling the nine
story anufacturing loft building Nos. AS and AL
Wesf 3ah 81 and adding pent house story. the
change being made for the Castle Realty Company,
as owner and also for renlodelling the two story
snd attic theatre le3 East l25th ST. for Fannie
Fs~hrach. as owner 9. F. Pelham and A. Lam
son are the architects.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
MIDTOWN SITE RESOLD.
Market Also Found for a Number of
East Side Parcels.

William p. Jones & Son have sold Nc. 800 West
zsth st. five story. twenty-five family tenement
house on plot 25xSsxeo5 feet, for Peter L Ughet
ia executor Of the estate Of Giovanni B.
Ughetta- 10 Dr. Philip G Becker The same brokers
have also resold this property for DR.. Becker TO
John Wohltmann. investment
William Y. Brolaw has sold No III Madison
ave, a four story and basement stone front dwell
ing house. lot 2eX1o5 feet between 63d and
eitb sts.
Frederick T Barry has sold for Anna Schroe-
der No. lI2 East Goth ST. a four story and base
ment stone front dwelling house, on lot 20xloo5
feet
Julia a. Whitehorne has sold Nos. 1ls and 12i
West 133d St. TWO five story hathouses, on plot
4sxs9 i feet, 10 Aaron Simon. Ia part payment
Mr.. Simon gives 10 Julia A WhitehoTne No 2l63
5th ave. five story hathouse. lot 2i1lx90 feet.
William Schwartz has sold for the TiInble Realty
Company and Mark Aaron the four story single
fethouse Nn- les East l0Sth St. on lot l6sKl00ll
feet. Also sold Tor Samuel - Baum the three
story and basement stone front dwelling house No
IOe East lOSd 81. lot l6xleo,11 feet
George F. Dudley has sold FOR John j Sheehan
TO Dr. J. Preston Miller No. 552 West l50th ST., a
four story dwelling house. on lot 17Xa9u feet.
Maier Brothers have bought the four story double
fathouse No. S3e East 74th ST. lot 25X1o22 feet,
from Z. NJ Budlong 7. r Barnes was the broker
The property has not changed hands in twenty
five years.
Calm & Calm have sold for Andrew II. Scobel TO
Otto Keusch No, $50 East I5Sd St, two family
house, OF lot 25zlo0 feet
Henry Harhurger and f. I. Louis have sold No.
1862 Boston Road, A three story dwelling house, on
plot 5ox1s0 feet
C,1,stav Grossrnan has sold No lI34 jackson ave,
8 two family dwelling house. on lot 225xS7.5 feet,
70 Henry Harburger and T. L Louis
Richard Dickson has solo for Charles u. Doolttie
and Nellie Kavanaush TO Antony Maccarone the
Iot 2sx1s2 feet on the south SIDE Of Barthold S..
shout 2se feet east Of White Plains Road
Isaac Hattenhach has sold To L. Curry a lot, 29X
1el feet on RrieE -. NiidanlSbroge-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
HEARING ON FIRE LIMITS.

Announcement has been made that public hear
ing VIII be held by the Committee Fire Limits
on Wednesday. May I3. al o'clock, in the Alder
manic chamber. City Hall.
The hearing is for the purpose Of receiving sug-
esslions for ihe amendment Of the building code
relation location Of the boundaries Of the fire
limits IN ali Of TIE boroughs, and all persons in
teresfed in the subject will receive hearing. The
committee IN charge Of the matter includes Thomas
J. Hamilton. chairman; Edward r. Croker, Charles
@. Smith J. y. Moore Washington Hun, Edward
s. Murphy. superintendent Of buildings, Borough
Of Manhattan. David i. Moore. superintendent Of
Buildings Borough of Brooklyn p. j Reville, su-
perintcndent % buildings. Borough Of The Bronx
C.rl Berger. superintendent Of buildings. Borough
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
LEASES BROADWAY BUILDING.

Ogden & Clarkson have leased for the Pittsburg
Life and Trust Company Carl H Schultz for a
long term of years the building which the Pitts
burg company IS erecting the premises No 1129
Broadway. This property acquired by the
Pittsburg company to protect the light Of the St
James Building, OF which it is the owner. Also
leased to T F Baldwin for George p. Lehr &
Sons a floor at No. 1eS West 3lst st: for the Shu-
bert Anderson Company a store at Sixth ave and
43d st and for Daniel !. Macintosh, basement
store at No. 234 West 4sth ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
THE KITTATINNY,
Now Open under same MANAGEMENT as Iast .as ss''"'
PENNSYLVANIA.

Now Open under same management as last season
IMPROVED. REFURNIsHED. REDEcoRAThD
I'll. beautiful and heathful resort at which 70
amend the Spring Summer seasons climate mia
cir dry and vfgoratng. delightful walks and drives
Excellent trout fishing. golf tennis. bowling. oiards
pool shuifeboards, boating etc Largest most moo
ern hest appointed and the leading hotel CaPacly
200 Situated in It's private Mountain Park OF over
acres. steam heat open log nres eiectric
elevators parlors, private balconies spa
cious verandas. Orchestra Cuisine and service un-
and farm and greenhouses give to the
table products par excellence Telephone and tee-
nh ohces In hotel American plan. also la carte
frustrated booklet application showing noteL kI,-
tatinny Park scenes offciaI auto maps ~ Sor.a.
Coach meets trains Livery garage. saddle norses
Special Spring Rates G. FRANZ CofE-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
NOVEL MADISON AVENUE PLAN.

Plans were filed yesterday with the Buildings De-
partment for remodelling the four story brown
ST one dwelling house No Ia Madison ave, 30 feet
south Of oath St. for business and bachelor apart
I1ent purposes for William J. Roome, the real es-
tate agent, who recently leased the building for a
of years.
The ground floor Will be made into store and
the foo- above occupied by Mr.. Roome for his real
estate business The upper part will be fitted up
for bachelor apartments The Improvements WILL
cost 10000 p. F. Brogan is the architect
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
MANY ARVERNE RENTALS.

The Lewis H. May Company has leased the fol-
lowing cottages at Arverne, Long Island for the
season Of 1908: For Frank Bruins to E l. Spell.
man, No. South Wavecrest ave; for Mrs Kuttner
10 Lewis Frazin, No II South Carlton ave; for
Morris Well to T. Rothchild. No. 10l South Storm
ave. for Jennie Simon 10 Mrs. Price No . South
Jerome ave; for A. Samues to Mr HiIborn. No
South Alexander
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
HUNDREDS INSPECT A FINE TRACT

The special all paror car train run by the man
aeement Of Garden City Estates TO their property
on Sunday was one OF the most successful ever
handled by the company, The cars were filled to
OVERLOOKING and many persons who did not ar
range for their seats in advance unable to
find accommodations.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

I nionp0rt 4o5 n Morris Park ave.
25155. George Haus'r loans Frank and Anna
Jenik $3.50
9th ct, n g. i25 Of 9Th ave. lo0aSs. Q. Frances
Coleman loans Building and Engineering Com
pany 220 %
Fox 1854 II Of Interyale 25xS31
IRREGULAR: fssbel Kingsley asEs John Toeiberg. 500
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
Proposals.

DEADV ERTfsEMENT.-sEALED BIDS OR PRO-
~ posals will be received by the Board Sup
pIy In Office of the Board, No Broadway New
York. Room s1o ninth floor. until II A. NJ Tuesday
May IL 1908. FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A FIELD
OFFICE BUILDING FOR DIy sion AND SECTION
WATER SUPPLY IN THE TOWN OF MARBLETOwN
ULSTER COUNTY. NEW YORK. Al the above place
and time bids will be publicly opened read The
OF the contract IL awarded will be soon
practicable Pamphlets containing
for bidders form of contract. specifications etc.
pamphlets wings, be obtained
above address by depostng Of I'VE
dollars s5D each pamphlet dollars tsiO) for
their acceptable condition
within thirty from the date which Be
opened. For further particulars City Record
JOHN A. BENSEI4 I Commissioner,
President; Of he
CHARLES ~ CHADWICK, Board Of
CHARLES A Suppiy.
). WALDO SMITH.
Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HAssETT
SECRETARY.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
Ne7c jersey Real Estate.

INFORMATION ABOUT LONG BRANCH N j. FUR
i nished by B. r BOBBITT. Publicity Director. 1872
broadway. Long Branch n. J.
SUMMIT. N. J.-COTTAGE WITH STABLE: MIN
- utes from station $500 A NJ. b, Box is. Tribune
A BUNGALOW AND LOT FOR 81 500 AT PORT
"A aupeCk, N J. Write for booklet THOS. A. RYER.
Is Exchange Place. Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05

HOTEL OSTEND, Raison RsiH 4Ss hiec and . sGasd
100 with cath Sea water >baths. Heated sea water
swimming pool. White Orchestra $3.50 TO
$40 weekly American plan Specially reduced rates st'ef
Faster. Coach trains Literature mailed
NEW YORK OFFICE css FOURTH AVE.
Gramercy-
D. p RAHTER, Manager.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
Brooklyn.

yT>yyo lofts AND BASEMENT, EACH 62Xs5; RELl-
L able mower up o horse; building; modern
eouinmenr immediate possession 2T1 Casson ave.
re2r DeKalb Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
City Property for Sale.

. NEW PRIVATE BRICK DWELLINGS: II ROOMS,
- baths, Harrison ave. fremont ave.
facing Aqueduct OWNER. 1s43 Harrison
pROADWAY, NORTHWEST CORNER OF RBADB ST.
/ 65 6x124,
downtown. Apply to WM G WALKERS SONS 2e9
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
Furnished Houses to Let-Countru

ITO RENT. FULLY FURNISHED. COUNTRY RESI-
l. dence, at Alpine n. j., the Palisades overlook
ing the Hudson River house fully furnished bed
rooms; other rooms: bathroom: nd
ConVeniences:
IS of and: $500 for the Address
Room sos LAB Liberty ST. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
THE HOLMHURST.

Pennsylvania Ave. !ear beach Atlantic City n J.
Ocean Private baths: seventy-two
stationary with hot cold running
Elevator level Capacity 300 Hotss
s,ectrc coach trans, upon request.
HENRY DARNELI>