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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01
Enormous Rents i'm New York

The island of Manhattan isn't very
big. but 1t makes the most of itself.
One little chunk OF it at Broadway
and Wall street, commands n higher
rental than is paid for the same
amount of space anywhere else in the
world. Slightly over $40 square
foot. averaging it Is said, $4,000 n
year. is paid by cigar company for
one small store on this site, which
goes to show that money invested In
cigars does not all go up in smoke.
writes W. w. Mount, In the New York
Tribune.
A quarter OF million is the con-
servatlve sum estimated as represent
ing the combined rentals of space on
the concoursc floor of the Hudson
Terminal Building, while half mil
lion is paid by single firm for ten
floors in a neighboring skyscraper
and. 1t is said. the Erie Railroad more
than matches this sum by the tidy
rental it pays for five floors in the
Cortlandt street terminal building. No
other corporation has as much floor
area in this structure.
People who want Office space In
Manhattan never seem to let n little
matter of rent stand In the way OF
acquiring it. When John w. Gates
desired n suite of private Offices in
upper Fifth avenue lie paid $55.0O0 a
year for modest size floor and fitted
1t up cozily at an expenditure of S12.-
600. His suite In the Trinity Build .
ing cost him $4,000.
The Postofice Is one of Aranhat
tan's good tenants. Close upon n
quarter of a million dollars goes into
Father Knickerbocker's pockets from
the government which pays s223. 900
81 year for postoffice stations, finding
space in the Grand Central Palace at
$33.500 n year. at West and Morton
streets for s2D,500 and at the Madison
square and q few other stations at
almost MS high a figure. The Pro-
duce Exchange has the Postofice for
Il tenant. Like others, it has to pay
The $3.50 a square foot. which totals
up TO $4,000 a year for stone space in
this building.
lIessees are so afraid that rents
VIII continue TO soar in Manhattan
that mnay-the government included
have taken out as long leases as
lhey could, while. on the other hand.
numerous agents have wisely provid-
ed against future contingencies of an
other kind and refused to lease OK
ccpt on long terms.
A $ta,0oo,ooo Lease,
The longest lease of It's kind In New
York is that of a Greeley Square site
at the southeast corner of Broadway
and Thirty-third street for a term OF
los years for $12.0OO,OO0. Four mil
lions VIII be paid for the first forty
Two years and sS,00O.0O0 for the rest
OF the term. an arrangement on tho
part Of the lessee, Harry Leyey.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01

exceptions here and there, notably In
the Terminal Building, whore small
central spaco of about 10 by 20 feet
rents for $4,000. soda water stand
for $4,000 and ordinary side booths
from $4,000 to $4,000 year, while
In tho corridor booth about $50 fee,
square Is leased At $4,000.
a small bar pays $4,000 year for
It's space and II restaurant on the con-
course floor about $4,000 for n room
IN which to feed hungry travellers.
while cigar stands pay tho highest
rentals, bar privileges mako n close
second in buildings whero these exist
ana flowers sometimes match their
fragrance against that OF the popu-
lar tweed" when its comes to paw
ing rent. as in the Grand Central
station. where n flower stand paws
mo highest rent for the space II or
eupies OF any booth actually engaged
in business today. "t''"
Flower booths In hotels nav nm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01

IHE CAR CONDUCTORS WEDDING
iSeAe week the marriage bells won't
FOR ~ be there. guess. to I'LL the
act,
And Pansys Ma. she won't be late.
you bet,
10 SEQ tho Reverend Mr.. Pull the
String.
NE ior spike-tailed scabbard and n
ring.
A shell-back shirt. forsooth a
pcncherette.
III be the daintIest bridegroom ever
Nothing to 10 but take the count
then---bing!
Love In cottage run on union paw
can , TEDDY Roosevelt do sum like
TWO can eat cheap as one, perhape
but say, --ps'
you've got to beat quarter pretty
10 cork three squares, make 75ttia
TWO Shoea snug
and keep the wolf from chewing nm
the rug.
Methinks I'm tagged to join the Wor-
ry Club,
To chase the feetlng rhino through
the gloom,
To bag the Doodle, trap the wild
mazume,
And scratch for corn when Pansy
boilers "Grnh"
Ihey say I'll turn as sickly as a club
When on the First, with dull deadly
room,
Remarking. peel. or else file out, You
scrubi"
But when your arms are full of girl
and 1uff
You hide your nerve behind n yard
OF grin;
You'd spit into a wildcats face or
bluff
A flock OF dragons with a safety
pin.
Life's a slow skate, but Loves the
dopey glim
That puts a brewery horse in racing
trim.
Wallace Irwin, in Success.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01
CAN'T BE SEPARATED
some Newport News People Have
Learned How TO Get Rid Of Both.

some Newport News People Have
Learned How TO Get Rid Of Both.
backaches and kidney ache are twin
brothers. van
You can't separate them.
And you can't get rid of the back.
acne until you cure the kidney ache.
IL the Kidneys are well and strong
me rest of the system Is pretty sure tn
be in vigorous health.
Doan's Kidney Pills make strong,
healthy kidneys.
VIM. NJ. TAILOR. living at 221 4srb
street Newport News. Va. says. ~
have used Doan's Kidney Pills and
derived the most beneficiaI result.
from them. L suffered for years from
siuhey complaint and was unable fo
md anything that would give more
tnan temporary relief, although used
NUMBER of remedies and was treat-
ca by physicians. There was n con.
sIant pain across the small OF nv
, oacR and at times when stcoping or
ming, snnrp pains would pass
through my loins and cause me tho
most intense suffering also had
headaches and occasionally suffered
from dizzy spells, My kidneys were
uisordered. the eecreHons being too
frequent In action and many times
causing me to arise during the night.
While feeling very miserable I han.
P p 70 read about Doan's Kidney
cured a box at A.. =. G.. Klor's drug
store They cured ME and I have not
had any trouble sinee.n
For sale by Mi dealers. Price. so
cents. FosterMilburn Co, Buffslo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
take no other
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01

which goes 10 show that he believes
the site will increase in valuo gem
Grafton or so after he has erected Il
two or three million dollar structure
to stand upon that corner OH COM
pletion OF the Pennsylvania tunnel
The old New York Club site. at
Fifth avenue and Thirty fifth street.
has been taken Ly n grocery firm for
term OF twenty-one years for $4,-
100000 net. while another lease for
the same period has been entered in
10 for No. West Thirty fourth
street.
Notwithstanding the present mon
cy stringency, there has been no APP
rreciable reduction in rentals for of
flee space this year" said Robert A.
Granniss. jr.. yice-presidcnt of the
firm of Pease & Gilman. speaking
about downtown Office buildings. The
general average of Offices rent for So
a square foot. and $4,000 for floor
Is considered Il pretty good rental in
The average office building. A COM
mon price is abont 81 900 a year for
an office about IS by 18 feet in size.
which is usually partitioned off into
three rooms.
"Of course, there are exceptions to
an rules, and certain buildings in
broadway. in the neighborhood OF
wall street get from SO TO 81 n square
root for floor 10000 to 10000 square
feet in size.
A brisk demand exists for Offices.
and. owing to the opening of the new
buildings. many firms have been at
iracted to New York who have never
had Offices here. or course. store
rents are always looked upon as prac-
tically store floors and rent accord
ingly."
Rent of $1,000 Room.
II is said in the Empire Rnildinc
in which the Carnegie steel Com.
pany is. that its offices rent for over
~ foot. or more than $1,000 room.
and some companies occupy several
floors in this building. each represent
ing an annual fortune in rentals. The
same prices Obtain in the Trinity and
lis companion building. where no
company occupies more than two
floors ut an estimated rental of more
than $4,000 floor. II is said that
these prices are matched Lw those
obtaining in the City Investing Com
pany, Hanover Bank. Equitable, Sin
ger and Terminal buildings The two
latter are. respectively. the ,ailest
and largest Office buildings in the
world, while the City Investing Com
pany is said to possess the longest
main corridor in the country.
In the neighborhood OF these struc-
lures store space rents at SIS square
foot. or $4,000 year for a small store
OF four hundred square feet while
second floors, with only short fight
loi stars from the street. bring $40
square foot or $1,000 for small
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01

N"p "a hoyF Nut V3lGoIl
$4,000 n year for small suites.
The St. Regis Is perhaps the only.
place In New York which Will not
make long lease. A tenant Is charg-
cd by the day only. and may decrease
or add to the number of rooms In his
suite at his own convenience and de-
part ut pleasure, with no lease to oc-
casion months Of outlay during ab-
sence.
Special Privileges costliest.
The highest rents In New York a-e
paid for standing room, The moat
princely rental paid for store. office.
residence. apartment or hotel space
does not compare. proportionally. with
the sum expended for an humble boot.
Diack stand, soda fountain or cigar
kiosk.
a. Schultz pays $50 a SQUARE foot
for cigar privileges In the CortIandt
street terminal Building, and this Is
aaid 10 be next TO the highest rent
pad by anybody in the world. The
cigar lease for the northwest corner
o. cortlandt and Church streets runs
LOT t"elvo years at cost of $50 n
square foot for 600 square feet, while
,he lease includes five other stands
IN the Terminal Building Mt n total
cost of half a million. One OF theae
Ia In The exact centre of the Hudson
terminal concourse floor. and for this
glass booth, open on three sidas ami
covering space 81 by Q feet In size.
. rental of Sl756o year is charged
IL Is said that $4,000 cigars Mt two
.or 20 cents would have TO be sold to
cover n years expenses of this stand
ana. taking other expenses into ac-
count, quarter Of million wouId
need TO be disposed of before prof,ts
would begin. p''"''
Higher prices are paid for cigar
privileges than for any other occunv-
ing proportionate amount of annce
IN Broadway office building s15O0 90
received as annual rent for n stond
~ SQUARE feet in size, and such stand,
pa corresponding high prices for
SD, p in other buildings and hotels
booth space is rented subject IN bia
ana charged for on the basls os' fbe
business proposed as much as nm ,ho
location of space. Eight trades are
great lessees of space privileges ana
rank in the following order IA nrolii
aDle tenants of these: Tobacco hoot-
black. soda water. package candy
news news flowers fruit and cutlery and
aatchel stands. GU"
q bootbiack formerly rented large
stand in the Empire Building at n
cost of $4,000 Il year and one naid
$4,000 for 4 small space in the Eonit-
aDie Binding. which was the first 10
establish booth lined corridors and
even now charges as high as s2O0o
Tor stand privileges. The bootblacx
privilege in lie Hudson termina,
rents for term Of twelve years
notwithstanding such tax mon
me privilege of shining shoes boot
Dlack stands Melted Tony Aste n for
tune and enabled him 20 maintain \
costly racing stable.
oiiiee building booths pay on an
average OF $3.50 to $500 year. with
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01

The Baltimore News has passed In
TO the hands of Frank Mnnsey. Tho
masazlne man has n swift pace cut
out for him to maintain the high
standard OF the paper.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01

average rental of $1,000 to $4,000 a
year. and In the Terminal Building
nosegays Will cost their sellers from
$4,000 to $4,000 In booth rents.
those who adorn every available
Hpot-from chimney top to BEDROCK.
with advertisements have to eontri-
bnte not less than S40i,333.34 a year
TO the Golfers OF the subway and ele-
vated systems for tho privilege OF In
FORMING tho wayfarer what 10 chew
and how to make hair grow, while
railroad trunk lines derive a protty
penny from news companies who dis
pense news and candles along their
lines. 800
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01
COUPON.

On presentation at the Daily Press
Office, this Coupon and 1Oc entities
the bearer TO one Captain John Smith
Souvenir Puzzle. " the puzzle is to be
mailed, &c must he added to covor
postage.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01

'TN0Ssd Ely ,aFVNEs + WFFISNtaf.
Physicians ana others desiring an
excellent article are respectfully Sc.
quested 10 give this whiskey trial
ON my guarantee. Meilowed by ago.
q, r. coFER, Solo Agent. M
2tta street near Washington avsnps
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01
$4,000 FOR Eiaht Months.

The highest rental paid recently for
house was $4,000 for period Of
eight months This house is in Sixty
second street. just off Fifth avenue.
Scarcely two blocks below 1t In the
avenue are apartments which are said
to be the most expensive In the city,
with an average annual rental of $15,-
900 each. People who have two of
these apartments thrown into one To
enjoy n spacious homo pay just twice
that sum for the additional privilege.
In this locality ten-room suites. I'm
furnished, may be had for $4,000 a
year, while a block further down large
suites entice the gregarious house
holder at $500. unless he wants:
them furnished, when he can get them
for $4,000. Around Flfteth street
housekeeping apartments bring $12.-
600. while an apartment hotel not far
distant asks $1,000 q room a year and
rents small suites at $4,000 year.
Certain apartment hotels consider
5000 to $500 Il room n year no I'M
reasonable figure 10 ask for suites OF
rooms and that homeseekers agree
with them is shown by the cheerful
ness with which they pay this price.
New York hotels no longer shelter
only transient population. Each
great carayansary means home TO I'm :
numbered small families. John w,
Gates is said to have paid $4,000 n
year Tor his suite at the Plaza Ho-
tel a certain wealthy woman Is said
TO exceed this figure by $4,000 in
the sum Sc pays for her luxurious
=
mouse ono may enjoy the use of two
rooms and bath for $4,000 a year.
and at the st. Regis at the rate of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01

store. Correspondlngly high prices
are also paid for Offices which occu-
ny especially advantageous positions.
In tho uptown office district $50. 600
Il year Is said TO be the highest rem
tai paid for store floor. This Is at
Fifth avenue and Twenty -esxth street.
and rooms for offices in this locality
bring about $1,000 a year. or s275 n
square foot.
Significant of the times is the fact
that private houses which have rented
at $4,000 and $4,000 are now bring
ing only $4,000 and $4,000 For ex-
ceptionally fine houses people pay n
rental of from $4,000 to $4,000 4
year. price which would have made
The early Knickerbocllers gasp, while
tho fact that the late J. Henry Smith
paid S2.300,000 for the Whitney house
when he bought Il. with n few of its
furnishings. would have caused tho
very wigs to rise from their heads In
amazement.
The most expensive residence
property in Manhattan" said Messrs.
Pease & Gilman, lies between Fifth
and Madison avenues from Fifty
ninth 10 Seventy second street. In
good sections this property sells for
100000 TO 100000. while in Park
and Madison avenues values run from
100000 to 100000 for n house and
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Mems Suits
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Within this range of prices we offer Won
range of styles in garments and of
fabrics well calculated TO win
approval.
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designers, some of whom are cleverest
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each IS brought together i'm these lines.
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demand.
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