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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-10

a
 first breath of her existence is the one known as "wildwood.s and Is the property of MT L. F. Garrard, his wife having been one of the Leonard family who purchased the home from Mrs. Wilson's grandmother, Mrs. Howard.
 4 beautiful sight greets the eye as one enters the spacious grounds of ~Wildwood.s He sees what was pri- Tnarily large oid-fashioned, two sto- ried dwelling with a small porch ex- tending from the middle front of the lower story, and while alterations have been made in the interior of the house since its first erection--the original architecture of its exterior has been preserved as nearly as possible, with the exception that to one end of 1t has been added modern one storied ''L" of two or three rooms with a porch running the entire length of these rooms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-10

With exquisite art ths natural beau ty of grounds has been preserved-the hand of man being apparent only in the circular driveway of immense cir conference which leads through the grounds up to the front porch--a swing or two and some rustic seats scattered here and here under the trees.
 To the right of the lawn rises grove of towering pines. whose green waving branches continuously murmur 5 a lullaby which seems to invite the tired and weary to come unto their shade for rest.
 On the side of the grounds opposite to this wood and circling around the base of the slope where entrance Is made Into the grounds is the city belt line" over which at frequent and regular intervals. electric cars dash up to Wildwood station--this station marking the boundary between the do- main of wildwood" and wildwood
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-10
LONDON BoARD OF TRAnE

London. Aug. s.-The July 'statement of the Board of Trade shows decreases of S27.173.500 In imports and $33.73S,00O in exports The principal decrease in imports are in grain and flour. SIC, 1000 and raw materials $l2,sOO. .00O The, decrease in sx- ports is in manufactured goods of whieh wool and cotton fabrics show s12,IT4 TOO ,
 ST. LOUIS GRAIN.
 St. Louis. Aug. e.-(GpecfAL )-Tha ss Louis grain markets today ranged as fol lows:
 Wheat on track: Sept. SAX asksd; ranws ss4 to sS] pse: Ssa asked; range ssA te Corn: Sept. 75K; range 7BA to 7SN. Dee. s1 q bid; range 6i to ei&. May 61H bfd oats; Sept t7k ssksd; ranSS aT RA "a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-10
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, Aug. s.-Spot cotton was quiet and easy with prices unchanged Gid- ding 10Mc. Sales were lO4 bales on the spot and 125 to arrive.
 Futures opened steady. four to nine points below the close of yesterday. being un- favorably influenced by an easier Liverpool The opehtng weakness at Liverpool was in itself an adverse factor to an advance here. and when subsequently cable advices and prominent bull leader in the English market was selling out. there was a marked decline On the whole the weather reports were decidedly beartsh. and this aided in keeping prices at low levels. At the close which was steady. the active months were ten points below the close of yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-10
s-aiaiaS. z-Fallias.
.TYER FnREcAaT.


 RIVER FORECAST.
 The Coosa will remain stationary or fall slowly. and the Alabama will remain sta tionary or rise slightly.
 WEATHER CONDITIONS.
 Local rains have occurred in nearly all of the cotton districts, scattered portions of the central districts. and along the northeast coast. Local thunderstorms gave moderately heavy rains yesterday in DOT tions of middle Alabama, Arkansas, Ten: nessee, and at Montgomery, Ala, a local rainstorm yesterday afternoon was accom- panied with wind velocity of 4S miles per hour An area of relatively high barome- ter now extends from northwestern Texas to upper Michigan, and. while local areas of cloudiness are noted over the eastern half Of the country. generally fair weather prevails over the western half this morn ing. The maximum temperature yesterday averaged e3 degrees. throughout the cotton belt and ranged from 90 degrees to 9s de- grees in the Northwest.
 Conditions now favor generally fair wealth CT in Alabama during tonight and Sunday.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 Mont9omery. Alabama for the 2% hours andinR at 6 am, 18th meridian time
 Saturday, Aug. g, 1908
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-10
NEW YORK COTroN

New York. Aug. s-The cotton market opened steady at an advance of one point on September as e result Of covering but generally one to six points lower owing to indifferent cables. good weather. bear pres sure and liquidation During the early ses- sion the market broke to net loss of i3@ l4 points, representing a reaction from the level of yesterday of about 22 points on October. At this level the market stead led slightly as result of covering but during the middle of the morning.
 The market closed steady with prices net 7Qi4 points lowsrr.
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NAVAL BIONEs.
 Charleston. Aug. s.--Turpentine steady at Rosin steady. Quote: ABc s2. 70: D @. .Bs; B S2.65; F s2.95; c s3. %; H $40; I sS.5o; K s4.so; M $5.0S; $5.ss; VIC 26.15; wv $6.16.
 Savannah, Aug. s.-spirits turpentine firm s5%c sales 2s2; receipts ss2; shipments 6,2e0.
 Resin firm; sales s.so5: receipts s.1sl; shipments 2.411; stock 152,s62. Quote: ABC s3.5o; s2.soQe5: s2.7og7S; 2s.Os; S5 10; s5.650T5; VIC S6. IS; wv S6. 2S. Wilmington. Aug. s.--spirtts turpentine nothing doing; receipts 1l2.
 Resin quiet S2 90; receipts s6s.
 Tar firm S1 50; receipts 11o.
 Crude turpentiDe firm ai.75; $2 25 and $3. co; receipts 106.
 New Orleans Aug. s.-Reeeipts l6A bar- rels rosin; 1T barrels turpentine,
 Exports for Liverpool 250 barrels rosin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-10

N-InCTeaa0, N-OeOIV999-
 The percentage of actual reserve of the eIearing house banks at the close of buRi- ness was 29.s5. The statement of banks and trust companies of Greater New York not members of the clearing house shows that these institutions hold aggregate depos- its of sl,o15.S42, 800; total cash on hand tsS,S7e.T00 and loans amounting to seiI,-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-10

T-1ndicates inaopreeiabla rainfall s--FoR yesterday. t-For 24 hours ending a a n 18th meridian time.
 NOTE-The average maximum and mini mum temperatures and the average rainfall are made up at each center from the ac- tual number of reports received. The ssHtafa es weather Is that prevailing at time oS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-10
cnnAnr1O 1TnI1sE aTATEnTFNT.

New York, Aug. s-Ths statement of the Clearing House Banks for the week shows that the banks hold sBs.224.27S more than the requirements of the 25 per cent. reserve rule. This is an incrasse of s14o.700 in the proporKionate cash reserve as compared with last week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-10
REMARKS.

Rains have occurred in all dlstricts ex- cept Augusta, being mere sprinkles in Tex as, and generally light elsewhere. though moderately heavy at Malvern, Ark and Covington Tenn. Temperatures have renaain- ed nearly stationary except in Oklahoma where the night temperatures have faiI an about 13 degrees.
 FRANK P CHAPTER.
 hseticn Director. ". h
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-10
NEW YoRK -CoTroN ou

NEW HUhh -CUTTUN OIL,
 New York. Aug. S.-Cotton seed oil steady
 Petroleum steady; refined New Yorir ts,T6H Philadelphia and Baltimore Ss 60: do. in bulk $4.95.
 Sugar raw unsettled: fair refining ss. eaM centrifugal 96-test $4 12N; molaases sugar. SS Ss 4s7h; refined quiet; No. 6 s4. 80: No. e4. 76.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-10

WEEKLY LOCAL COTTON STATEMENT. Stock on hand. Sept. 1. 1907 l.2ss Received past week 16s
 Received previously ..... .17l.1S4- 17t.a42
 Total .. ..... .. 1Ts.SsO Shipped past week ..... l46
 Stock on hand Thursday night. Stock on or hand eorrespondins day w Received f'' corresponding week: last 'o Total receipts to corresponding week
 lASt year .AfI g0ot Price. Aug. g, 1907 ..-- ........ ....i2%c Price Aug. 2, 1s0S.... .10ho
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-10

The sales of the day were 1000 bales Of which 300 wero for speculation and export and included 2.1oo American.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-10
NAVAL sTORF

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OH. prime 42 cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-10
NE wORLEANs COTTON FUrUREs
NEW ORI.EANs SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans. Aug s.-Spot cotton quiet and easy Sales 22Si receipts none; stock 82,99s.
 Low ordinary. nom .s.. .... 5Ke Orulnary nom. ss.. 1i-16c Gooo ordinary bMc Low middling zee. .... .... .... s&c Mtddiln& s..s..1O%c Good Haiodltng .s.-10 1S-16c AiddlinB talr L.-s ....ll b-16o Far ss.... II 1b-16o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-10
THE BROKEN LAW

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-10

do. ev. ls .... .... .... , ssx U: s. steel and 5s ... .... ...... ssx Mhpasn .sts ...- .... ......t .t0ek western AQ. s. .. s..... TH Wheeling q L. Erie 4s ....N. ..s7s Wwiscous.h " central ts ..t. .... sax
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-10

Sales IHigh.I Low. lclose
 Bid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-10
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. Aug. S.--closing: Cotton. spot dull: prices easier: American middling fair .... .... ....s. s2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-10

'--Rscsivsd tOO late to be included in av- aEaRaA-
 DISTRICT AVERAGES
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-10

RxVRR BULLETIN.
The sun., 1908-05-17

local and two express tracks The eject 81
the new railroad upon property in the Leonia
TsEon w gye Is f Ss o
in better time than can be made from any Of
the other nearby suburbs The new rosd
Pennsylvania tunnels and will in many re-
spects revolutionize the means Of transit In
the asT Part Of SSSup Rsa
trips By sutomobile IN which every ~ y msln6er Or
@s s
upon: Trip No. i. Paterson and vicinity, Sat
nIday, May 2s. !. P. NJ. Erie Railroad, foot OF
bert and Louis A; Pieget; luncheon served at
the hamitSn on GLIB visit tS
MAY %, i? Nj. New Jersey Central Railroad
foot Liberty street; local committee consists
Hand % and Edmund RushfnoTe s"e Party Hf viii BE-
the guests OF the Plainield Board Of Trade.
Twepty-six lots were sold by the Norwood
Jersey, last week, It is announced that the
long promised trolley line on the 1appan road.
eonneoting towns on the Palisades. will be
built soon. The sum of SIS 900 has lust been
paid Tor thirty acres just across the State line
above Norwood Plaza. The property Is to be
cit up into lots.
The Commission for the new bridge across
the Hudson has begun work on the plans. u is
stated that the New York end will be located
Drive and Westchester road The New Jer-
sey end will be located at Fort Lee, new
acres of land at Ridgswood. The Pennsyl-
yania tunnels from Thirty second street New
York. to Weehe%ke1 are to accommodate q
bridges and improvements on the Jersey side
Is to cost SIC, 100000. Otto Kempner, president
Of the New .JerseyNew ork Real Estate Ex-
change. calls attention to the fact that over
100 manufacturing plants In Brooklyn and
Manhattan have located In New Jersey. and
that northern New Jersey Is being selected
by many employees for home purposes
The sun., 1908-05-17

Pennington Whitehead trustee Ac vs. II. NJ
x,en Ts,sr.. da ~ W. aeo1neyS s ny "a wa ,an
10 taxes DC Siss 10 '-'''' ''
Southern boulevard east side. 10 feet south Of
LonRwood avenue. noxa0o TO WhitlocS avenue
2Dx jrrerrIsr vacant. Henry Drrver ef al rs
6. b. Brooks ct al; Herman Eifers attorney; ).
Dobsop referee: due ON iudxment ne ssS ie sub
ject 10 taxes, DC, ss4s.ie. "
- 1HtHapAY NAY 81 eF
Nv Samuel, MARI stb
iI,th street Nos AZ, and 5,A smith side a7s
feet west OF Amsterdam avenue "a. ~, ~ SIN .,or
auartment housc S,,san Van Praao vs. Herrwssn rs
sepiow ct all II. II. Kaufman. attorney; j. H. Solo.
mon referee due on i,Idoment 40 M a. s,hiect
10 taxes &c siss '1-'''' ''Os'''' ooN''N'SSs
Twenty second street No es5 north side ',sa
feet east of Eighth avenue IB axp8 o. vacant Foul
tabie Lie Assursnce Society Va Manhattan Transit
company et al. Alexander g.. attorneys; william
Ausn. W. ss.eIec uue ", "a JuuEment. ~ ioeoa'
street II ALAG Ir7s1iIo varsnt. M y Vi sidn,an
VS. Five Boroughs Realty COMPANY ct nI. Fietcber
MoC a n attornevn isancVphiIipx %stersS- d"e
on Judgment Ws 81 az: subject 70 tases &c''
N.Oii38.
BY Joseph r. Day.
East Tenth street, Nos S3, 81 to 81, a and 40,
east side, between Church and Cation avenues
Brooklyn: SIX two family houses. each 2Oxi0O:
The sun., 1908-05-17
NOsOtJTTSI;yE

sMoSouITOLESS, FahjnrislpsH sw2mplsss PARK
sco'ouo fces above tldswa.sr. IL atmospSsrs I;
heaithfnl and lnylsorntila. especially benenting
municipal electric isHsine, ismps ias. feet apart
Grammar and high school facilities Seven
prosperous bSiidiny and loan sssocistlons
street: commutaton iit{cl population In 1906 was
go today sna SsgMTngy 1sRlsy az. hs n, Sny
from malaria and mosquitoes sod, wherelaud can
be purchased at reasonable prices. plots e6xls0,
500 upwards: acre aites, beautifully shaded. $500
upwards all high, dry ground. Building loans
arranged for, Tepayeble like rent Illustrated
folder mailed free. Only desirable settlers wanted.
undeslrables needn't answer. u q
.o3.B00-Eigin room dwelling, bathroom, every
Improvement Including electricity: ,thofoughl'
constructed oak and chestnut frame. Corner ioox
Ie5 Shade: young fruit garden; henncry; Si0Oo
down: balance fnstslme1ts; identical houbs, larger
grounds, 50 7g0: building alone worth more.
eA.7k0-Modern dwelling, eleven rooms, ba ~.
room. every Improvement; cennmsdicus outb ulld'
hsnnery; summer house: station conyenlcnt plot
TO RENT, two modern residences, eight rooms
500 yearly Five room aoor. SIS monthly. Bak.:
cry store, apartments. barn. splendid opportunity;
PARK RIDGE REALTY COMPANY.
PARK RIDGE. NEW JERSEY.
The sun., 1908-05-17
Building News.

Plans have been filed with Building super
n,endsnt Murphy for two nsT building
seventh street, one d twelve story mercantile
building. for the James Livingston Con
at Nos 30 tSe Sed Il
eleven story loft building for the, .Marmac
Construction Company Herbert Mcclellan.
seyenth street, The Livingston Building
will have frontage Of 5sH feet and depth
81 81 feet WITH an nd extension and
tiers OF bays extending from the second story
to the roof and finished With e scg5niee and
the architects. Neville and Bagge The
Marmac Building win have q frontage Of 20
the facade being brick and limestone. with
trimmings OF terra Gotta and copper. IL
is 70 cost si5o.ooo. Fred C. Browne is the
Plans have been filed for remodelling the
two three stary tenement houses at No. 5s2
street making over the latter into a two IA mily
dwelling and installing stores in the Second
avenue building The improvements are to
Thomas W. lamb is the architect.
Plans have been filed for chimney ?,3 feet
to The big brewery ] Of on n NnetytSird Street Just
east OF 1 bird avenue. at cost OF sl3 900. II
ia to be OF radial brick i7.s feet in diametfr
finished with giant decorative lettering on
the sides OF ornamental bricks. Rhe present
old ~ 5e azsd t9 sks
kastner and Dell, acting for George Ehret
owner.
The Manhattan plans for new buildings also
include a siy story fat with stores to be built
for Kittenolan 4 Pubinger ne ios. 23s and
2io West Fifteenth street. at a cost OF 10000,
and six stOrv fat with st ore OF simlHr dimen-
siops on the adjoining plot at Nos 23i and 238
West Fifteenth street for the same owner. to
cost $4,000. Louis 4. Goldstone Is the archi-
tect.
The Bronx plans for new buildings comprise
four three story dwellings to be erected at q
cost Of $40. 900 on Grand avenue, north Of ls3d
sStresst Ss for Jappole M,fner speculative
four two story dwellings, for Ernest Keller on
238th street. east OF Oneida avenue to cost
s24 600; four three story dwellings for William
G. Bergen. Bronx realty investor, on Vaen-
tine avenue. south of isath street, to cost
t24 900: six story fiat at the southeast corner
of Morris avenue and 150th street FOR Pas
quale A. Richie to cost $40, 900: q one story
store building on Depot place, west Of sedg-
wick avenue TO cost $3.50: and three story
boarding house. to be built at cost OF $751; 900.
at the corner OF Broadway and 242d street for
James Thorn. who is establishing a new
amusement park at this location.
The sun., 1908-05-17
Coming Auction Sales.
IAt IA Vesey Street,
MONDAY, MAY IL.
n

IAt IA Vesey Street,
MONDAY. MAY IL.
BY Joseph p. Day.
llath street. Nos e0S and 210, south side. i22 4
feet east Of Third avenue, 4asxlOo.ii, SIX istory
os aaa stare s Ss sss
subject 70 taxes, &C.. si7SiS subject mortgage
TUESDAY. MAY TO-
BY Joseph p. Day tst n A. ny
ns pe Glib 5 Ss
sale ao'"' ~ ', ' E'
west Of PARK avenue. ssxio65: also PARK avenue.
Nos $50 and ase, west side, sos feet north Of Eiiy
avenue, lsosiocs. eight story An.olnet.e apart
M. & HeIter :. a.: Rl,eh. "; p: 8 r. stsO!nsys:
saIons, 70 refesss ass On Judgment se
riverside Drive. No: 80. nertheas. corner of
Ninety mn street ios SIX stSIy
ievv Bsdns nTpes; Company % e. al: s. isaaes
,S.ss aS%ap % sss. due
sS,sst e nostsass Of siss oSS CO. >, -, -. =,
Madison Avenue AVE- story
Iilly Hirshkind vs. Julia Singer ct ali Wertheimer
nj sases, % aiss ss ass
90 Andn6on avenue scathwsst corner q r iSsta street
sossph % ey 81 M ri
p. Dobson. referee; due on Judgment. se 4saa
issd street. No. g. south side. 1856 feet west OF
Park avenue, eoxse. II, three story dwelling; also
ISyng,on avenue No 80 west side 40 feet south
s%%n AT@ Harold IA
referee partition. .-a.
WEDNESDAY,. MAY 20.
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
i7ist street. north side. go feet west OF Fort
Washington avenue, 2Sxltesxssxi47.n; vacant:
TiTany street. west side sss;s Zee. noT.n O. iOeth
street. eo1loo vacant; Twelfth Ward Bank ys.
b. 4. SpelIssy. referee due on Judgment, sio.0T2ss
subject 10 taxes &c. $3.50 ID
BY Joseph p. Day.
Lexington avenue, l8,sIi0o H. three story dwelling;
II. NJ. Picabis vs. Grifen Tompkins st al; Bowers
Judgment, % S. sos 81; subject 70 taIes 40 slsCs.
Riverside Drive. No. sS, east side Soo;s feet
Soaae SSSs q Sesi HotSass I Company s
saIsy anS FssS W essny ct s d. Un
Riverside Drive, No, S,4 east side, eco2 feet
sS" q 1n street 5ss s ssOS
sssaa sss es%ssHs ssiss % s due %f'tsS
Amsts rdsm avenue, southwes, corner OF lsoth
street, ssk io0 vacant; Louis Bernstein vs.. William
Snfw q. stonsyS @ A. r 3 Mcclure. % referee: due %
Judgment. ssssoo.; subject g taxes axe DC, ssse'
subject to frst mortgage OF si2,00o. Il ~
by Hugh u. Smyth. Is
a=,y +lHth street. north side. .so fees ysst 81
West End avenue. Aoxioo.5 vacant: Equitable Life
aSse' las .ornsys Mnsss's Sa fssSn
referee due .s Sn Judgment, "'s'S'4' subject to
. Sixty siith street, north side 100 fee, west of
west End avenue isoxIoo.b vacant: same W.. same:
sdsmes sssn sGr%ss. IL .sc ,o ,s,'s ,c %
by Samuel Mari.
Manhattan avenue, isxiooii. three story dwelling;
The sun., 1908-05-17
westchestsr County.

The Hastings Homes Company reports the
following sales In River View Manor: To
Alfred +. Kneen. villa plot, 80xi0o. on the
two lots, 50xii0, on the west side Of Buena
Vista driveway; 10 Irwin Magiii, villa plot
on the south side OF Ravine driveway: TO j. B..
Euclid avenue. aud TO Mri. Gertrude z. Swart.
villa site, 7oxiso. on the west side OF Summit
driveway.
Z. Nelson Ehrhart has sold for a client
the house and lot, 75xf8o, at No, % Ridgeyiew
avenue, White Plains. to Prof. Ralph Waldo
lege. and has leased the same to Richard B.
Arrin ston for year. e. Nelson Ehrhart has
also Leased for Mr.. Arlington his large man
client. and has sold to DR.. Lewis Cole a plot
on Ridgeview avenue. s0xiT5. which together
with the buyers preyi9us lot VII n, make aa q
2 sio.ooo residence. plans Ter whlcn have
the Terminal Building. New Yerk CITY. Mr..
The sun., 1908-05-17
Too Much Furniture.
From Good ReaHh.t

FTom GOOD hedHh.t .tat
Most people have far too much furniture
in their houses. and certainly the majority
indulge 10 too much textile fabric Too
many curtains, too many antimacassafs,
too many mats and cushions. All these
things collect and hold dust, and curtains
shut out fresh air apd sunshine. Carpets,
abolish.
The bedroom carpet is a snare, and the
the family health That great artist and
critic sWilliam Morris once said Have
nothing In your hoise that you do not know
is counsel many women might take to heart
thereby making their homes much more
healthy, very great deal more beautiful
and orderly"
The sun., 1908-05-17
Private sales.

WILLIAM STREET. The Delaware, Lacka-
wanna wanna and Western Railroad has sold It's
street and Exchange place to the Farmers
oan and Trust Company. IL Is ten story
freproof structure on plot 79.7x5s.sxe3.sx
ing. which occupies the remainder OF the
block front The price was about 500 900
NTH this purchase the Farmers Loan and
bounded by William. Beaver and Hanover
streets and F., Exchanse II,,s: place: with the eI-
the extreme end OF the block,
SEVENTY Y-FoURTH STREET. - Pease 4 Eli
man have sold for the estate of Gustave
schwab No. l4s West Seventy fourth street
four story and basement dwelling, on lot
1sxi02,2. The buyer will occupy the house.
wooSTER. STREET Herman wronkow has
bought from the, estate of Mary Lewis
mercantile building. on plot 38,9xiOO. be-
.st4een Bleecker and Third streets W. ID.
SGEtlpatrick and Peter p. Sherry we're the
'Skk EEgY- EIGHTH STREET. Daniel Il.
ftybeb has sold to E. a. Tinker No ~ East
r stycnsy-eighth street, a four story and
bsseincns brownstone front dwelling, on
SEyI3NTIEsfH STREET The Meyickar. Ga il
nrSl Realty Company has sold for Alfred
(. ssventieth street. a four story high stoop eso
sss 'Ss %a1 qr.s..s
a four story and basement brownstone
Trokt dwelling, on lot i9xio0b
THIRD AVENUE.-.R. ]. Browns Sons have
sold for Charles. " and William 4, Eu.ts
the three story frame building at No. sle2
Third avenue, on lot 25xl00.
10Th STREET. .--Hertz d Co. have sold for
a. Kaufman No sei East i7etb street, q two
4ixl,s. on the east side Of Mohesan avenue.
ie5 feet north OF i7eth street.
FAlLE STREET.-The Hunts Point Realty
Company has sold to builder for Improve
ment o plot. i00xioo. on the east side OF
Faile street. 100 feet south Of Garrison
The sun., 1908-05-17
Prague Of Black Mice,

Reno correspondence Sacranento Bee.
A horde Of black mice, carrying destruction
from feld to field. has caused damage esti-
mated by the officials Of the Department OF
Agriculture of sas0.ooo in the Carson River
Valley.
The press Of that part Of the state reports
vastated. potato crops ruined and shade
trees even stripped, OF their leaves. The
has placed men In the field TO exterminats
the plague. Strychnine ie being used Ia m any
cases, az was done by the Danberg rangers
south Of here. The black mice plague ragged
In Humboldt county last fall and during
the winter was reported near Genoa. -;
The sun., 1908-05-17
AN - .< - .sSk.-
AND VICINITY
HoU SHS
LARGE AND SMALL
LOTS
Plots. Farms, Acreage, Water Fronts, Fac
tory Sites-in fact anything in the
Real Estate line.
SOME ON EASY TERMS.
WIN. SH AFTER
Main and Elm Ave.
HACNENS ACN, n. ].

Ehrhart has leased to John A. Clarke No. 25
Midland avenue; No. 81 Midland avenue to
Mr.. A. d. Smith, also to O Brooklyn client
No; ls Ridgeytew avenue for H. b. Clement OF
Park Hill overlooks the Hudson from an
altitude OF S25 feet, commanding q view Of
twenty miles up and down the Hudson River
Originally the site was occupied by a great
forest. and to-day thousands OF fine old trees
ssurround the homes Of Park Hill and fringe
Is sixteen years old. In 1t are about a hundred
hendsonie residences now occupied besides the
Country Club house on the lake shore a club
stable and garage and two fine hotels. It's
sewers. gas and water mains. sidewalks,
improvements are all finished. including
juncts to comfort and convenience. Being a
part OF Yonkers. q city of $4,000. Park Hill
further enjoys such city advantages as paid
police and Are departments, free mail delivery,
churches and fine schools. 1t Ia reached BY
three different routes-the subway to 23Oth
street and ten minute trolley ride; the ele-
yated and Putnam division Of the New York
Central. and the main line to Yonkers, with
q five minute trolley ride.