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The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-06

James Il. Keene, the daring epseu-
lator and financial magnate, was sit-
ting one dag in his Wall street ofsoe
when q lank Yankee. who In accent
and Appearance gave every indication
Of having conas from the rural die
tricts, was ushersd IN.
We'll. sir. what can I do for your
asked Mr.. Ksene esniaiiy. The man
gavs his name and address, the latter
being small village In Massachusetts.
and announced that be had come 10
New York to % into speculation ana
wanted Mr.. Keane's advice.
'H'm-m-m." rN6sctiveiy murmurOd
the old time antagonist Of Jay Gould.
May / ask how much moDsy you are
prepared TO tnrestY'
II developed that the Yankss's capt.
tai was exactly $40.
-Go back TO Masaachnsetta." conn-
seled Mr.. Kssns noismniy, -'snd DON'T
come here again unfN you have
amasssd at least as. Twenty-Five dol-
lars is positively the smAllast sum on
which q man can begin and hope to be
q SUCCESS in the strest"
The man who overheard the conver-
sation IL still wondering whsthsr
Keene was Joking or In earnest. In
view Of keene's winardry. n h Qutts
likely that be htmaelf would b able
TO do things in Wall street with Q sum
no higher than 92n-
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-06
HUMOR OF THE HOUR
His Wiss Worda.

'Muh friends" solemnly said Wood
old Parson Bagster In the cOurS0 Of q
recent sermon. don't perpetrnte wtd
do devf-don't pOlyfOx around him
and think yO' ktn qtfit foolin' when 20
gifts weary Of De spot De man DAT
kin take q drink or lot Il alone never
quits. Don't imagine 10 kin 'sOciate
wid de gentleman Wid De hawns and
pt1ckery tail twen hs csasss to amuse
30 and den lift 70 hat ara say: 'Uh.
well. goodby. sahi rm uh gwiner
Don't think for q minute 70 kin fOoi
him-old Satan is DO thirty third DE-
gree high ram Of all 'csitfulnAss ana
has Done fuhgot mo- ON De sub5eet dan
yo' ever knowed.
Don't b'iieve none q his PROMISES,
no mettah how ealatatory dey sounds.
bekaxe he's done got all De white
politicians yo' ever seed In 20 ME beat
to Jelly for smoove iytn'i Don't have
no 'sociat1on a-tall Wtd him. 'csppin'
to give him bofe bar-ls wAnhsyer 10
finds him II hes IN q trso doa't yo'
b'heve nuthin' when he smiiss and
aays: Don't shoot, colonel. IN como
right DOWN. Deas answer back. Hwine
to shoot. and Den yo'n stay DOWN.
And den do III Do nj Den run iika
de ederfl-er-ah--rap wid all 20 feroe-
ity. De choir will now vociferate. 60
Tom P. Morgan In Puck.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-06

Buffalo Bill, who says that with
hard work a man should live to be q
centenarian. talked at q reunion Of
Kansas cavalryInsn about straight
shooting.
1T is hard work to learn to be a
straight shot" be SAID. lit took me .
long time TO learn TO shoot straight.
learned. though. once contracted with
the Kansas Pacific railway to furnish
enough buffalo meat for all tbs labor
ers employed on ths buildtnG Of tho
road, and In eightssn months I killed
A.2s0 buffaloes- That was straight
shooting. ehp That gave me thas mama
Of Buffalo Bin that people gansrally
know me by"
BE smiled.
I'VE Americans are straightsr shots
than most" be sAid "A French prince
Visited me ON my ranch once, ana We
went out after btrds.
'T came back win q full bag, but
when ! asked the prince what he had
killed he said proudly:
"'Of ze bairds none; Eey ara toe dtf-
hc1e. but OF re vild cows and calves
ave nine ovairs zs ~ '"-washing-
ton Star.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-06
Things Theatrical.

Yvette Guilhert says she II going 70
leave vaudeville
Dorothy Donuelly Is 10 he starred in
new play by Charles Klein under the
management Of Henry Is. Harris.
Marie Wainwright has been engaged
for role IN "Samson" with William
Gillette,
Gertie Millar aud several other mem.
bers of the London Gslety company
viii come TO America for THE Girls q
Gutenberg"
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-06

Greening-I had no ideA you were
superettt1ous.
Browning-Fm not.
Greening-But you were carrying q
horseshoe when you entered the bull
park yesterday afternoon.
Browning-Oh. that WAS 10 heare Rt
the umpire In case he got gay.-Chiea-
go News.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-06

Yeast-Fish hooks have been made
on precisely the same design for 1000
Years.
Cr1msonbeak-But just think Of the
many changes ia bait there have been
in that time.-Yonkers Statesman
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-06

Old Custoner-I want a nice home
growing vine.
Florist Here's q wall nOwer.
Old CustODer-Don't need Il. Have
two plain. middle aged dAushterB.-
Baltimore American
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-06

.'DO ] have TO psy this I'LL for gas
that ! never usedY'
Not unless you choose. There Is no
compulsion about IT, We merely ahut
Of your gas II you don't pay h"-chi
caRo Tribune.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-06

Liyheld Toilnot-Here's q pseee IN
de paper about feller wot went u
sleep In de bathtub and wuz dreEned
Prayed Fagdn-Served him right.
Philadelphia Press.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-06

"Yes." SAID storningtO0 Barnes. IL
lore the stage. ! Am bound 70 II ~
many ties. as II were"
'Hailroad tiuST' querIed tho frsHh
reporter ST. Louis Post Dispatch.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-06

Mrs HOnsr-DO you mean to say
that Mrs. Gabbles doesn't tell the
truthf
Mrs. NeKtdoor-Not necessarily. She
tells II II it's something mean about the
eighbors.-Detroit Tribune
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-06

"How do you know be has a lot Of
money!
"Iie has got two automobiles"
That il merely u sign that he used
TO have q lot Of mOney."-NSw York
Life.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-06
Different

"Did I understand you to say that
all rum selling has been stopped IN
your town."
Mot at all. merely said Il vas
strictly prohibited" - Catholic aeAnd-
ard and Times.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-06

Grumbell Most women have bot o.
idea. and that's dress
Jenks-Huhl Ny wife has about .
dozen IDEAS all on that SubJsct.-HO1D-
ton Post
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-06
Not Quit claAr.

DiggS-Beg pardon. bot did I under
stand you TO say II costs you $4,000 q
Year TO nVef
BiRgB-Yes.
Diggs-Then why do you do Hide
troit Tribune.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-06

fellow citizens. hu; of Justice to all of
our fellow citizens. The reason for ex-
erclsing or refusing - exercise the
power OF injunction must be found iu
the character Of the unlawful injury
hnd not In the character or class Of the
persons who iulIct this Injury.
The man who has a business which
Is being uuiuwtully injured Is entitled
70 the remedies which the law has al
ways given him no matter who has IN
ficted the injuries otherwise. we
shall have class legislation unjust In
principle and likely ~ sap the fOunda-
tions Of free government
Notice and Hearing Before Issue OF
Injunction.
come now to the question of no
tlce before ISSUING nn injunction II Is
a Fundamental rule Of general jurls-
prudence that up iuJu sha, bee affected
by Il judicial proceeding without notice
ma hearing This rule, however has
sometimes had an exception In the is
suing Of Temporary restraining orders
commanding a defendant iu effect TO
maintain the tufUN qHo uuti' Il hear
Ing. Such PROCESS should issue only
I'm rare eases whore the Threatened
change Of the status YUo would mlirt
H''l''r'''''p INJURY " 'Ii'e were tNNeu
~ y, give n'''''' "nI u summary he'fIhS.
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The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-06

fellow citizens hut of Justice to all Of
our fellow citiaons The reason for ex-
erclsing or refusing - exercise the
power OF injunction must be found iu
the character of the unlawful injury
tnd not in the character or class Of the
persons who iullct this Injury.
The man who has a business which
u being uuIawtully injured Is entitled
70 the remedies which the Inv has al
ways given him mo- matter who has H.
hicted the iujurie. otherwise, we
shall have class legislation unjust In
principle and likely ~ sap the founda-
tions Of u free government.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15

arbitrary PRINCIPLES and which is treated with great
conservatism by legislatures and courts" added
Mr.. Dean. 1t of the anomalies of civil
Izstion that the legal principles dealing with the
acquisition transmission OF title 10 real estate
intricate and exacting. while personal prop
erty Of enormous value is acquired and transferred
under simple rules 1t is a cardinal principle OF
real estate Ia that the only person who can give
title real estate is the owner. and 10 ascertain
the owner. according the legal rules governing
the subject, is necessary prerequisite TO a good
tstle"
Mr.. Dean further said:
Title insurance. generally speaking. deals solely
with titles real estate and interests in and liens
oPBers qR Ss and oteT persons Interested IN speoc
Esees o. y real PT9per{ & loss sFsing M ZION
from the unmsrketability Of such titles The risks
HoVr. vRa1 does a title polic$ do? II insures a
person named n u sgsIns ihe nm
of Itle insurance in their relative importance I
Ea@gd PaTs sns s ,Pi ~ 'e IS dne PoGS gicb bc
can be compelled to take. a title may he good and
s G IS ann area mn pSeu la
insures not only ,l.at the tiIe is good hut it has
This other essential attribute. namely. market
tain that he Gao compel the buyer 10 take the title
at the expense Of the title company or that The
court finally decides that The title is unmaTketabe
cition in which the polio states and that there are
no ueIecIs o. S Iseto III ONE man I "a 81, III
any loss arising from different state Of the title.
the title a. IFS own expense and pay the costs of
any htga ton affecting II arising out ot q claim
title Insurance. persons dealing with title compa-
against elaine arising % state OF facts ante
dating the policy Moreover, the policy also guar
antees me assured against any loss up 10 thg
amount stated IN the policy after he has conveyed
INC pF@peTj aTS5,ng ron me taGI ISI he 81 may
, defect is discovered in the title for which the
deed the title policy stin protects him.
The poiigy is not assignable and protects only
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15

with store 10 L. b. Wasserstrom for S2S,777. No
1iS 46h st. south side. 1853 feet east of Lexington
ave. 15x1m5 feet four story dwelling house; TO
Peter j. Shield for s1625o. Also. Wadsworth ave-
northeast of 1Soth st, 1196X100 feet. three
five story fathouses; adjourned TO April .. NO.
16 4th St southwest corner OF Mercer ST. 2519l2H
25K9l1 feet, four story loft building; adjourned.
No. So 4th St. northwest corner of Greene st.
25xe54 feet four story left and store building; ad-
journed No 524 Riverside Drive, east side 6oo-2
feet south of 12th 75xs6 feet, six story apart
ment house: adjourned to April %
BY BRYAN L. Kennedy 52s tc a32 1S1st 30 It
of Old Broadway, s5-8xlO7x77x66l, t~" 8 sty fl hs
North Am Mort Co agt Goldman 4 { 60 Ct al; {
SEQ f:Ho 81 fanss S. sos4 36 adoursa Apr
av- 1sslaaI7 # sty dTe b: Bqngsy Go ast MAJ
due So taxes s. se4 81. sub to mort Of $500
BY Perer F Meyer--washington av. cor st PsuIs
p 40 o2x4o5N nreg: two sly dws h. Walter FpSeysr5 S
the 3'o"5isi plan,ia for ss.476.
The auction sale of Brooklyn properties was as
follows:
aye s sGo 9sf9o ay s front ann s@ sar sn 3Gdy
r %cIas $50 50 y a9G Gre 81 bs Fspa each o v sale No
sold schultz for s4s5 e3 to ncPsss4 4%hR ss4Ta7 art
a5ox77S: vacant; 10 John Perry for $50 No ~ 40
Win ~ta4s BID bid in at G SIS oo No TO Marion
ss 3 " a Of Il al s ave 80 'SssG Park ss oas
ysa y 5 % Esof f2o s'5'a 5 @ s aTs a al yq a - f
Perry Place 90X99l extending to Henklmer s, LLSI' nv nv
= -.
cor 81 Johns - 6X49 4X661; vacant vol sa!f:
sold 10 " J Pogler Tor $50 Hicks cor PACING
St Soxs2. three tenements and stores ol
hid in at $4,000 Nos. 30 and 254 10Th s. s. 81
n of 81 ave 41SxIoO , bldg; vol sae; SOFA ,q
William burgess 1900. l7th 81 l40Xli4. s
of 65xI31.6X irregular: : sly dWG y: bu ~
AZ 10000 39th ST. n road, bet 14th ard l3th ane
% ixl3ixq31 /: vacant W CearJ for So 'W'. 4oIn
e. : 12O W Of l4Jh ave, soxlCa2; vacant to w,
lsh ave withdrawn tath ST. = 4o-
II " ~ 18th ave, 4Ox1n0 vacant: bid m az ~ oUU.
frsos HS s2i: avg Sf9 n sold sod to cove .seoc
The auction offerings to-day will be as follows;
BY Joseph p Day % and 81 35th st. : 4O5 # " OF
sih ave 4Ox9s .: story VIM lyitle aBt Itnan
Bldg 90 et al: Merrill r. auHs + Malone ret' s'nI
duo S47 .S2 81: etc S2245 S. tS H6th ST s s.
175 4 II v Amsterdam ave %l1lXlno9; vacant l. =
0bermeyer agt Adoph F>ehn al: skinner q Is atISs
! Morrssev. ref: partition; Robbins ave- corner o. o..
14Otl ST 10N9S2. vacant; chelsea ieallE o az
Emma Frank action No l 4 l. Wescott aSS ~ .S
r aougElin ref Sl0132 "A taxes. eto 81 iS %
T,thfns ave r W corner 18th 100 oNfS :; NacaH
sane aFr same action No . atty same fet ann
1oe SIo a12 ~; taxes Si.1&9 6s 4Ao St Iau p.
100 n of Washington ave 40 4xlZZH4o ~
etor, frame dwIg h y \ Sands aGt W aI,er
r,Ls,ser et al: & {. aItys F g 5Iac
- sr7t due 472 81: 1902 30 i+o2 " ASH
sane dwig h william crawford aEt NVII
"stern Realtv co et al: Bowers 5 sttys; q 1ofh'
ref. amt due SIS 66s SO: taxes. etc S2Z9 W
Rrvan 7. Kennedy. I61 10 al Lexington ANe
r15er ~ f0rh ST 5x25x irreg: story nat hs ana
80 store and sto dwg h. A @ = MoScr asl r.
T1I;s 81 Al. II T BeelHnan, atty ) Ae''s' REL
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
REALTY NOTES.

c. Breten e. Son have leased for Brill Brothers
for term Of years the store and basement NO
224 West 18th St
Rurru Brothers have sold three story and
basement brownstoue dwelling house No. 1oJ 9Th
ave BROOKLYN. on 4 lot 30xlo5 feet. for Mrs a.
Eddy TO D. q. Young Also sold the four story
brownstone house No. S55 President St. between
7tb and sth aves. Brooklyn, for The Van Scklin
estate To DR. T r. MaXfeld. After making alera-
tions the buyer will occupy the premises
Benjamin X. Lummis has leased for the owner
an apartment, No. ~ West 5Jth st
Louis II. Lowensteir has leased for Kuhn, Loeb
< 20. 20 :. y. Gooda.e & Son for a long term os
years the five story aulld'nS Nos. II and r West
9th e.. adjoining tie southwest of Broad
way. Goodaie q Son at present occupy Offices IN
lie Fifth Avenue Hotel.
+. = Nhnen' who recently bought Nos. "a and
24G East 52d 81, will remodel the structure into a
warehouse. three story extension will be added.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
THE S1GUEN-fY SOLD.
Buycr also Found for the Hunt
Building. IN Park Place.

Property valued at many thousands changed
hands YESTERDAY Trading was scattered There
were several big deals in the downtown business
districts. one important transaction affecting
large parcel almost in the Of the Penn
sYlvsnia tunnel section, and in tho upper West
Side districts and in The Bronx investors we're
prominent.
John II Berry sold for G. VI. Silvermau & Son
the Ssguenay. new six story elevator apart
nont house. with seven stories At the southeast
corner OF Broadway and I4@d ST. plot 100x
I6o feet. Il has thirty-eight apartments The
property Vas held at $500
The buyer is the Bookmsn estate which pur-
chased the Castleton apartment house adjoining
the northeast corner Of 142d street and Broad
wsy, through Mr Berry last week. thus acquir-
ing the entire block front al investment Of
about 100000
Daniel BirdsaI1 & 60 sold The Hunt Building
northeast corner Of Park Place and West Broad
waT. for Adolph Lewisohn- Al the expiration Of
fae present leases the purchaser Will remodel the
building. adding additional story for saIesroom
purposes
Finney < Mathews sold for mayer s Auerbach
Nos 1is and 81 West 3eth St old buildings on
rlo1 - eXa8 feet. a client. rho will imfnedi-
stely improve the site with 4 twelve story store
snd loft building
cruikshsnk Compauv sold 40 . Bond ST
four story business building on a lot 25xIl46 feet
TIE parcel extends 10 Shinbone Alley. David
and Harry Lippmann the buyers
Gibbs & Kirby sold for A. Baleri 40. 81 West
Ind ave three story dwelling house 20x79
feet to = client for occupancy
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
,n ruE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

T,,4r g E3rop-r have sold for NJ. lehman plot
5ooa on the north side of l52d street $50 feet west
Of Broadway.
The New York Plate Glass Insurance Company
has bought from Richard Mortimer No. S Maiden
Lane and from Paul Sonntsg NO. II "hlham
etroet tr,o nve-story buildings forming an IT,
.-o,,r6 ,he northwest corner with frontage Of
271 feet on Maiden Lane and l46 feet on william
street An Office building to cost sloNe" is to re-
place the present buildings. plans for which are
now being prepared.
Osoro & Klee have sold for Bernard Open
,,,ir,.~ ,-o West q3lst street fye-story double
fat on lot 25xe9 IL
Eurz & I'ren have sold for Antoinetti Baily the
1vestory fat on plot 4oxloO at the northwest cor
nor Of Crotona avenue and 10th street. Also for
Arnold f. Hauser the northwest corner OF Eismere
,,raca and Daly avenue a plot Of about five lots.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
HOME FOR INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE

rams nave been filed for making over the Old
Tour story and basement high stoop dwelling house
No. il Granercy Park South, which adioins the
Columbia University Club. into & clubhouse for the
Independence League. An extension will be added
and new central entrance built finished In mar
bic and Aa;Ked with ionic pillars of marble and fbe
facade made ever with trimmings of marble and
terra Gotta and having cart0uches with mono
grained cfests. IKE basement will be rcftted 4 :
Il gathskelier, with bowling alleys. and Il reception
room and kioclen viii occupy the ground floor
The first story Is being made into a meeting room
with dining adjoining the library billiard
End ioGaging room being the second foor and
card room on the third a0or. Tie necessary
charges are 10 cost SIS GO. and be made for
william Randolph Hearst .essee Charles =.
EiTgc is the ascniiect
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
LAND TITLE INSURANCE
WHAT n POLICY MEANS.
Philip S. Dean Tells Realty School
Hoe O7cners -4re Protected.

Philip s Dean. counsel FOR the Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Company. spoke last night on
Title Insurance at the real estate scnooI or ie
West Side Young Mems Christian Association NO
40 Wtst 67th street. Among those present were
number OF well known real estate men- Some OF
them owing 10 the manner in which they pre-
scented questions TO the speaker. were especially
anxious 10 obtain his views on the Torrens system
81 registering titles 10 real estate 1t looked at one
time as If the session OF the class would end IN
heated argument regarding the land registration
hii introduced some months ago in the Legislature
a. this state Mr.. Dean said il was his firm opinion
that all the land title bills which he had studied
were defective The OF real property is high
IL technical system, in which are imbedded many
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
MANY BROOKLYN SALES
BTYERS FOR FINE PLOTS.
"Salesroom Opportunities OUer-
looked By Large Number of Persons.

Many persons missed opportunity yesterday 10
buy at attractive figures good improved and rn-
improved Brooklyn property at the special sale
of Brooklyn Parcels, held by Joseph T. Day
in the Real Estate Exchange Saiesrooms, Nos
Il and 16 vesey. street. And, moreover, the terms
were unusually liberal. There is not the slightest
doubt that the persons who numbered among
the successful iidders the sale will he able in
the near future'to resell their holdings at sub
stantisl ptoft.
The auction sale OF Manhattan ana Bronx prop
erty resulted as follows: BY Joseph =. Day; Avenue
ST John. west side block front between FOX ana
Beck sts 2J0x100 feet, vacant; to the plainun for
$40 500 No 1862 I'd ave, east side, 1911 feet north
of Tooth st. 25x1o feet; five story tenement house
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
THE MANSFIELD CHANGES HANDS

John r. and Oscar l. Foley have sold for Eman-
uel Doctor the Mansfield, a six story elevator
aparmehtt house with stores on u plot 991lx1OO
feet at the northeast corner Of l4sth street and
Broadway.
The house Is arranged for tlirty-three families
y vas held al $50 The bnNer Is an inrestnr
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
v,ut ALTER 125TH ST. BUILDING.

-,o +nree story stable No. es to 20 West l29th ST.
=, to he renodeed into loft building. with an ee.
1a,or service the improvements and change OF
,,,,,,rancv being made for Hurtig & swart"out' as
new owners. and for making over the iouf s'o'S
" "a 80 b,,iIding No S3S Sixth ave, owned
b, the estate Of Bradish Johnson into restaurant
nuliding Robert T Lyons and Walker & Hazard
s~e tba artlff oct
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
Ger sfs5coo BUILDING LOAN.

r.etard sidenoorr hss ieat :c ADA & Pierae
sri Eosvel F Easton ae5.p0 On the premises Nos
q ard lol Flf,n ave. pnere twelte story mer-
csntlie building viii be erected
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
Furnished 4 partments TO Let.

oC'TOBER I. IMMEDIATE
furnished tWo-rHcn and hsth
Hubert Hotel. l20 West bTth
Inquire on premises.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15

Log HEBL GASF TO
Z posses ioI- Nicely
apartment. - l1s 81.
strset. -outhern exposure
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
REAL ESTATE Statesmen

Wood Harmon Co. require the several eN
perienced statesmen only those OF good
ply A :. FRENCH sales manager. SO Madison Avenue
CODIING'S SPRING LIST, Just OUT
Acreage, Country Seats. Houses Ocean. Raw
Lois, Poultry Farms; mailed. COOLING. Northport l.
JOHN J HoEcKH REAL ESTATE AND INsJR-
y anCe, ESQ Ninth ave. y. Y.
RUILDERs. ATTENTION.-LoTs FREE AND
- clear. also with small mortgages. 70 trade
CLARENCE DAVIES. 1O49 Third Ave. New York Cttv
II Err ARCHITECTURAL co. 115 Nassau st
Ny-RTTE FARMERS MORTGAGE AND loan Coz,
w pany about is acres in Greater New York 225 9th
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
Furnished Houses TO Let-Country

INoh RENT FURNISHED. COTTAGE AND FIVE
\ acres: hour from New York
STATEN either the Harlem 1r the n Y. N. IL
Ioiu roads, delightful surroundings; good roads
City. " ' ~ " 49, ~ =
GREAT NECK. LONG IsLAND.-I.ARGE MODERN
- turnlshed house; ~ improv ement
EHRGoTT. i56 broadway
u'o LFr-FU RNtsHFD HOUSE ossTNTlG NEW
4 tors-- From June - to Sept. 18th. THOs. LEARY
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
Citu PROPERTY for Sale.
Country Property for Sale or TO Let

nor REsNT-FURNtsHEp DWELLING. II ROOMS;
4 improN ements electric lights, telephone barn; Eve
acres June TO Octobsr. Box 2s1. Scarsdale n
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15

HOLLYWOOD HOTEL and cottages. Long Branch. y J..
IL opens June 50. Particulars. EAGER & BABCOChs
Ia r. 6Oth
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
Long Island Real Estate to Let.

COTTAGES FOR RENT AT SOUTHAMPTON |. .
sod st 0-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
SPECIAL EUROPEAN !COlU'
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