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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12
MANY BUSINESS LEASES
Good Demand for Well Located
Stores, Lofts and Offices.

| Samuel H Martin has leased Tor the En-
pire Square Realty Company to G. F.
Robinson the store at No. 1888 Broadway
for g term Of years
/ The lease affecting No. III west ga street
and reported recently was made by Robert
Brown. of ]. L. Phipps & Co. A new
building will be erected on the plot by
Patrick u Stanley and occupied by him,
TO be used for restaurant purposes
| The Davis 8: Klein Company. which re-
Gently leased the southerly store in the
Columbus Apartment, now nearing com
pletion, at the southeast corner of Broad
wav and 18TH street. has subleased It. and
has rented larger quarters in the same
building
Hiram RinaIdo & Bro. have rented
the store and basement No. 245 Grand
street for II. & L .Golde to Tre.narco
Brothers for term of years for use as
cloak and suit store after extensive alter
atoms
| P. Centemeri & Co, glovenakers, now
| AT No. 9ll Broadway. are the lessees Of No.
as Fifth avenue The leasing of this build
ing by the United States Trust Company
for twenty-one years, at about $4,000
year. was reported last month.
The Duross Company has sold to the
! United Cigar Stores Company for Charles
s. GIiffrida the lease of the store at the
northwest corner OF 18th street and Ninth
avenue, on which they have secured a five
years lease from the Southland Company:
also leased the top loft in the Herring
Building, corner Of 18th and Hudson streets
and Ninth avenue, for William c. Orr,
trustee, to Charles Spiers and J. B. Sack
EFT, hat manufacturers. The loft contains
1850 square feet. Also, leased for William
c. Orr as trustee the top loft in the Her
ring Building, at the southwest corner OF
Hudson street and Ninth avenue to Brack-
EFT & Spies, for q term of years.
The marlborough Rapid Transit Company
has leased to Philip Celentano the interior
plot, 30x40 feet, irregular. between Cattle
oral Parkway and 111th street 90 feet west
of Eighth avenue, for twenty-one years.
Mr. Celentano will improve the plot
Philip Liberman, haberdasher, is the
lessee Of the store at No. 205 Broadway,
recently reported leased by the Smith es-
tate
]. B. English has leased for r Connor
store at the northeast corner Of 4Sth street
and Seventh avenue; also, for n. Lyon No.
100 West 46th street, and for NJ Kennagh
the four story dwelling No. 10S East 18th
street.
The Zipkes Construction Company has
leased to B. and J. Amend a store in the
Luilding III course of construction at 163d
and Tiffany streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12

EASTERN BOULEVARD, Il cor OF ave 5, .,
50x116 Unionport: Ellen Eken ct al agt hat
garet Kavenagh ct al; Lindsay. K d Il n'''S
a c Thomas, ref; partition
THEREOF AVE, W s. 1909 II OF - =
chester ave 5ox100 Thieriot ave. w s. ~ ~ Z. ~ !
of Westchester ave, 5ex10o: 18th st, s, 20 ~ -.
of Ave D. Unionport; Mary OHare gun. Of II
Ward. ref; partition.
10TH ST, sc. s, 1888 # Of 9Th ave - .-.s
92.S. 5 sty tenrnt German Savings SANG t1o 81
George Nicholas eft al: action /; II Mos.e,
atty; William Klein. ref: amt due, SSa'9'1 IA
taxes. etc. S556 80
10TH ST, 6s 3 & rs IT OF 6th ave - -,
% 3x irreg sty tenTnt agt sane; &c aC' no
2: same attys; same ref; amt cue $"f'9'4 70
taxes, etc. $40 u.
BY D. P Ingraham & Co.
21sTH ST. 8 g. COS # W OF Barnes ave; ~
ia Wakefeld; Kingston Securities co ast RAN y
crime Kieran ct al; Clifford. II & =. attys' y, So -
Morgan. ref; amt due, $2,3352 6o' taxes s'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS

Michael Cohen & Co. bought from
Stephen Burkard q plot of about twelve
and a half lots at Decatur street and
Myrtle avenue, Queens, and gave in ex-
change the three family house No. ~ st.
Marks avenue, Brooklyn.
L Sharum has sold the three story tene-
ment house on lot 25x100 feet on the south
side Of Willoughby avenue, go feet east
Of Wyckoff avenue, Brooklyn. One hun
dred lots at A1illvilIe, y. J., were taken in
part payment.
Z. T. Newman & Co, brokers, of the
Park Slope, Brooklyn, have leased the three
story dwelling house No. l25 Garfield Place,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues, to John
!. Kelly at $40 for a term of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12

KELLY ST, cor 1e5th st. soy rresi
Michael J Naughton TO seitz o Realty co. -
May 8; 81; address. All East Goth ST.
LOT 162. map 800 lots part Schienelin ssssi3
| May 4; 500: address, 80 Church st.
LOT 11s. map 800 lets controlled by LEM T
Johnson; 1-6 part (rntg 81 900 on AID; March 90
800; address, s35 Westchester ave.
LOT Dos, map OF Wakefield Thomas " ~ fs Zoo o.
Meroso Realty Co mtg S2ooO' May w.
address, 313 East Hath St
SAME PROPERTY: Meirose Realty Go, Go 20
Donate & Vincenzo Bracco 0nts SZ'ooo'' Ah'' -
| MARION AVE. " s.. 1910 It n Of 1s4th 81,
20 TX irreg; Lillian 3 Donohue 70 ad
Realty Co (mtg 81 $50; May Q: exchange au
dress. $50 East f56th st.
MIDDLETOWN RD n cor Waldo o., o DO
1906; Waldo pi 8, 1906 IT n OF sIIu-ii. co
I'd. 81 sx1o92: Bankers Realty al n.dIe.s Tines
So. cor 42d St =,
, PELHAM 49, AyD a, ct AZ dlrl nap sqbsa@ 70
Charles G Bauer: all title; May ~ Sio'' o.
dress. % Broadway.
PLOT begins in east. prolongation Q, va e
lands T sheridan and land Mary ~ Mn piver
Railroad. 12x5Ox irreg; John Mckeivsy 70 3.rsnd
c & r R Co; March II; 81 address, 'ia---
PROSPECT AVE. 2442. 2oxe5;s Henry , e MO- 10:
| Comas to Bertha Secathe tmtg So'"oV', may A''
500; address. 1873 C-otona pl-
TROY AVE n W s. AGO IT n 9 Of sidney ST.
1856 ex87 OK irreg johnson ave. s 200 II =, on n
23Oth St 1OOx9S.ax irreg; spuyten DuyS1i tn 70, a
at West 227th st. us o OF M *
Johnson ave, II at 22ith ST. lIo , 800 ~
irrae johnson ave- II 8. 41S-3 # W OF u
1195x167 Sx irreg; Berrian ST = li S -
W of G 227th St 1O1. 4x346.Sx irreg: Spuyte =.
Duyvil & Port Morris r r GO. .o,f1l4- h W.
n 8 r r xT7.Sx rreg: plot boundeo n 2 ,5 =.
land James Church. by Q $50, Nrs r p n
I'd c of Spuyten Duyvfl & Port MOTIFS n n "a
xn " Kfngsbridge I'd the Spuyten uSsi VI -
n " s SO.11 n e of curve on s Johnson 1 ave :
said road and several plots in Spuyten DuyvIl::
Containing 46-1Oo acres; Charles insersoit au
ano exrs7 TO Edgehill Terrace GO, corporation
NAV 4: 500 600 address, 81 William ST.
VALENTINE AVE, W cor Foreman , ru,
f34 5x1GOx irreg: Hattie A Briggs to i,s Rey
Construction co (ntg $1,000; April %: 81; ao-
dress Broad st.
Hath ST. s e Lot $40 map UnIonport' 1o01
216 to n . 18th 81; John ShaefeT, u. 70 VIM
ian c Lester mtg $4,000; April TO- 81: ad-
dress, SO East 9th St
HAST ST. II s. 972 # 9 Of Alexander ave,
II 2v1OO. Martha A Devoe TO Ellen Drury; May
10: 500 address $50 East 141st St
152D sr s s. 1853 It of Park ave. 25x1oo'
.52d St s t5O # of Park ave. 25xloy; kar3-
line Refs ct al 70 Francis n Rowland; Slo; ad-
dress 1925 18th ave
18TH ST. " 3. Lot ,21, map Of FairInoun u:
1n5 sx149.S SIX irreg; Crotona ave. S. LOO II OF
Mar1lion pl 50x93.s; Annie Gingues to , ;Ionn
l. Golden in trust (Tltg. etc. i,5oo ali Hens'
May Il; 81; address. 6S7 East 17oth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12
TARRYToWN ESTATE SOLD
Has Large Frontage on Hudson River
and Is Valued at 100000

Henry D. Winans e May have sold the
Naples, sc Tarrytown, N Y, for Mrs.
George LegG- This is one of the finest
estates fronting On the Hudson River. It
has frontage OF about one thousand feet
OF Broadway. and has its own bridge and
riparian rights. There are between twenty
and thirty acres Of ground, covered with
shrubs and forest trees, for which the
place IS noted. This property. comprising
the house, stable, greenhouses. cottages,
etc, which are IN perfect condition. has
been for sale at $500
The purchaser has rented a furnished
cottage in Irvington until such time as
he can gain possession Of his new home
81 the fall This property adjoins that Of
the Countess del Drago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT-A Beautiful

furnished summer home. one mile from city
centre: largo porches cover two sides with
couch hammock and easy chairs; the house
has fifteen large. sunny rooms. we'll furnished
also large Kitchen with gas and set range
all in neat order; the house faces the east
with q fne lawn of 100 feet front and 200
feet depth. ideal summer home with
porte-cochere for automobiles 70 drive In for side
entrance. Price $40 per month. furnished
For further particulars address Il. HABEN-
STEIN. Ill Pearl ST. Hartford. Conn
FOR SALE OR TO LET'S ACRE FARM AT
West Norwalk; house and outhuiidings- ftIru-
ished; on river; suitable for family taking
boarders: exceptional chance, terms reasonable
haitian.
ARTISTIC NUTLFY HOUSES. 81 ESQ UP.
choice lols $3.50 up LAMBERT. 80 Nassau
At. N :,
$50 FOR HIGH CLASS COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
or water, near city. OWNER. Box 100 rrib-
uns ones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12
STATEN ISLAND SALES.

The estate Of Emma Whitehorn has sold
though Cornelius G. Kolf to Horace A
Davis, of No IS Wall street, the well
known Whitehorn homestead, consisting OF
a dwelling house on plot 75x125 feet on Dom
gan street, near Cedar street, West New
Brighton, Staten Island The purchaser
has bought this property for an investment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12
RECENT BUYERS.

Mrs Alma Hendricks Isaacs is the pur-
chaser of the dwelling house No $40 West
End avenue, recently reported sold by L.
J. Phillips & Co for Mrs Mary Mcclure
Mrs Isaacs will occupy the house
The Napoleon Construction Company is
the buyer of No. 6SS West End avenue, the
sale OF which by Solomon S. Carvalho was
reported recently. The company took it
in part payment for the loft building No.
80 West 18th street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12
TO SELL UPTOWN THEATRE.

re Butler Davenport theatre and Of
Gee building, occupying a plot 1Goxl005
,eot O. the South side Of $50 street, 1855
.eet east Of Broadway, viii be sold il fore
closure on June . by Joseph p. Day. The
safe is 10 secure q first mortgage, which
s.ith interest amounts 10 about $40 600.
The action was brought by William +.
Clare and another against Benjamin But
lc- Davenport and others. The property
s. N the same block with The New The
arc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange saIesroom. Nos. Il
and Is Vesey street, resulted as follows:
BY Joseph P. Day.
BEDFORD AVE 1O1s to 1922, E 23T 81 s
of DeKalb ave Brooklyn. II. ex1oo: three 4 sty
flats: bankruptcy sale; adjourned to May Is
10TH ST. 80. $. $40 # of Ave 4. 37x1oo; 4:
Co ct al; Gawan & a, attys; C \ Newman, ref;
amt due S24 76l %; taxes, etc, Sl,2ea 20 with
drawn
123D ST. eli. $. 1926 # Of Sd ave- % 6x
I00I1 sty dwg: c W Teller agt Sarah Teller
ct al; X C s. NJ V Mcdonald, attys: S Norton,
ref: partition; to Isidor Silverman for $3.50.
CRUGDR AVE. n cor, to westchester. runs
n $40 203d st. 200 to Holland ave. to
road to West Chester 2253. Wakefield; b A
Kuer2i agt Hale Building and Realty CO ct az
o19 II: taxes. etc. 500 G6: adjourned to May Is.
BY L. J. Phillips & Co.
PARK AVE. 14ss. W cor OF 1o3th ST. so 10
MIX irreg; tenmt and sty store; { l. Jacobs
agt Louis Meyer Realty co ct al; Eisman,
L. c & L. attys; / Levy, ref; amt due, $4,000:
taxes etc. s720 ~; sub to a prior mtg Of
$4,000; TO the plaintiff for $16.o37
by Herbert A Sherman.
FINDLAY AVE. e cor OF 17oth st. 24s,sx
Ioo.7x irreg; vacant; n L zborowski. exrx.
etc. agt John Sachs ct al; II L Norris. atty;
Sumner Gerard, ref: amt due. so,oos %; taxes.
BY Bryan l. Kennedy.
I've sty frame dwg and 81 villa plots To-
Gated on Boston Post ri, Kane. Beach. Io-
retto and Jochum ayes, at Larchmont Manor,
Sc $50; 10 lots at $500 to So 100 each. the re-
manning lots withdrawn.
The auction offerings to-day will he as
follows:
3, Joseph ?. pav.
an s. ,r5 is 6.s 1Z2 o Of 5s si % snS
Isl. a.nr au.. 6. &c - taGss, e[Cs v1oJ-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12
LARCHMONT LOT SALE,

The offering of lots in Woodbine Park,
Larchmont, conducted yesterday in the
Nesey street salesroom resulted in the
sale of eighteen parcels for a total of
Sale The rest Of the property was with
drawn. The southwest corner Of Boston
Road and Beach avenue, 62x145 feet, was
struck down to r Sherwood for $. 100
Prices for other fifty-foot plots varied from
500 to $1.S50. The plot, 150x150 feet, at the
northwest corner Of Beach and JochuYn
avenues, was disposed of at private sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12
REALTY NOTES.

The McMorrow Engineering and Con-
struction Company has appointed L. J.
Phillips & Co. agents for the Columbus
apartment, at the southeast corner OF
Broadway and 18th street, the first ten
story freproof structure facing Audubon
Square, now nearing completion. All the
stores have already been leased.
The same firm will also manage the Co
Iumbus Annex, an eight story fireproof
structure Immediately adjoining on 18th
street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12
SALE INVOLVES S5O0,000.

William H. Blocker has sold the 0chu-
chard property, consisting Of fo-ty-seven
acres. on Jackson avenue running through
TO the Shell Road. Elmhurst, Long Island.
It adioins the property of Charles D. Leve-
rick and also the Barclay and Dugro de-
veIopments. The buyer is a Philadelphia
syndicate. The property has been held at
$500. COO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12

A. A.-GRAND VIEW COUNTRY SEATS A.
villa sites for Immediate possession or tlseS
investment: choice now available AZ ssoV
wards; only 1Ore cash. balance in years: re~
so minutes Herald Square. % minutes Is
month: highly restricted and charming 20 =
most fastidious: water fronts. shaded las-.
broad ooulevards. shrubbsry and lowers. d1HL
service: Communication l. cents. macadan-.
avenues. pavementS. gas, city water, ss"s1ss
telephone. electric light: in fact. al uiocs
city improvements ROW ready ScverStl sIT..ssss&
up to-date houses and grounds. $500 % p
600; easy terms. Write call or tclepnolS
dav for plans ana photos Automobiles 81
carriages for the convenience OF our s1sSs
SHORE ACRES REALTY COMPANY
East 3sth St. New York Tel 14Sl Msoi
Branch. 3S5 Bridge St. BrooRiyn-
BRICK AND STONE DWELLING. ALI -. n,
provements; IS rooms. bathrooms -. :
lawn; Washington and Lawrenee sts.. teI-sIf
l. l.: SIS. 900; or will rent. ELLIOTT = S1S
-. Broadway. New York or Local a&sn&---'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12
BUY CATSkILI HOTEL.

George P. Butler, Joseph Totten and Jo-
seph c. Totten, Of Brooklyn, have bought
from Alfred J. Caller the Grand View Noun
tain House and 125 acres OF land surround
ing ii at East Windham. in the CatskiII
Mountains. They viii operate the property
as a summer resort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12
FOR MOUNT VERNON SITE, $4,000,

The price paid for No. 128 South Fulton
avenue, Mount Vernon, recently sold by
George J. McCaffrey for Morris Steinbock
TO Edward ]. Cahill, was S3S coo, and not $685.
900, as previously reported. The building is
q four story apartment house on plot 40x
100 feet, accommodating sixteen families
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12
LEASE ELMsEoRo HOUSE.

s.ooyer * Marston have leased for Max
Man to Samuel Wilmer for the season the
property located on Saw Mil Road. Fins
fore, N Y, comprising an attractive house
and bar, together with several acres of
fz1S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12
COUNTRY RENTALS

Kenneth Ives & CO. have rented for
Maitland L. Griggs his beautiful house in
Ardsley Park. Ardsley-on- Hudson, for the
summer season.
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GEL 4 PERMANENT LOAN.

Smith &; Phelps have obtained a perma-
merit Joan OF $50 go for the George Keller
Construction Company the three five
story fathouses on PARK avenue covering
the block front between 1sSth and lSsth
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lenders attorncy1
MAY IL.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 442: May 2 1904: Jo IN
Albert to Eliza Ross; $4,000; attorneys D'
Forest Brothers, 30 Broad St
AUDUBON AVE- g. 1910 IT n OF 10th ST.
s0x95: June T. 1906: FIe;schmsnn Realty 20 20
Title Guarantee and Trust co; Sl6,sDo: attorney
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 1I6 Broad"ey-
EAST BROADWAY. 153; May 10. 1905: Morris
Goodman TO Harris Bernstein: s2S.GoO; attorneys
Davis & Kaufman. 1876 Chambers ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12

john r ard Oscar L. Foley have sold for
the De Leon Realty Company the country
estate located al Blauvelt. Rocllland
County. \ J II comprises dwelling
haoAe. TAO tenemea, houses ard outouild-
,us=. an Al acres. With over 4 tnils u road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12

FRONT ST. GOO 20 5os; May 3 1907. :.
Ifprnsn 70 Frederick Pape. $1,000. sfs,.fsf
Frederick G Steffeu. I'll Broadway.
LOT 479. map Gleason property. A--s
1901: Thomas Ouir'e to JoseTSl C,lesso1 !. -
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trusf "a =
Broadway
ST NICHOLAS AVE e cor I5gth ..
frreg. Nav I. 1909. George Doctor 60 - =
Fischer: 100000: attorney. sIaWyer-s Ti.f, p
siIrarce and Trust Co, $50 Broadway
18TH ST Is West: Nov 8. 1893. Ami D
wee to John Beggs: $4,000. atrorneys y
Efv a Fulton. 81 Nassau ST. Sc
18th ST. n " cor 10th ave. 24sftxfno :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12
NEW REALTY BOARD MEMBER.

At meeting of the board of governors
held yesterday William S. Baker, No. 149
Broadway, was unanimously elected a
member Of the Real Estate Board Of Brok-
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GET LEONARD STREET CONTRACT

The firm Of T. T. Nesbit 6, Co., of No
1l6 Nassau street, has obtained the general
contract from James H. Cruikshank for the
new eight story fireproof mercantile build
ing to be erected at No. 156 TO $50 Leonard
street.
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puTcHsss FARMS CHANG HANDS.

Theodore Rogers Bril- has scid for the
yohn U ARIEL estate the F9agler farm. con
.z.tarae Of Io3 acres, Ct Folghqaag. Dutcfess
f>o-zZ.., \ Y. q Floyd sEnailev- IF Paw
,.rg zIsc sod tor tie same estaCe the Iii
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LONG ISLAND RENTALS.

Pease & Gilman and jeremiah Robbins
have rented the Wagstaff cottage, Tahlu-
iah, at Babylon, Long Island, to DR.. c. A
Lung.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12

frontage. The present sellers purchased
the property through John R. and Oscar l.
Foley in March.
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Monmouth Beach, N. j
COTTAGE

Right on the Ocean. private eeacn, 1881.
bath house. two minutes walk 'rroh .xee.
Long Branch station: 12-roon hoesot ssrsuf
lent condition. with large Flemish oAA IN
room. 26x42 feet. completely furniSheI,S -. ss
on Ocean Boulevard. Owner will s&oSiiuNT ~rib.
Immediate sale. $4,000. Address. W. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12

LONDON, HANOVER SQUARE, W. A beauti-
fully furnished first floor flat to be let
from the lst OF June until the end of
October in undoubtedly the pre- mier posi-
ton in town, in the heart OF the shopping
centres, theatres and all fashionable parts.
4 bedrooms, bathroom, 2 reception rooms
Overlooking 6srdens), Kitchen and offices.
Continuous hot water supply. Rent only
10 guiness a week. Further particulars
OF the Owners Agents, MAPLE & CO.,
I0ttenham Court Road, W.. London, Enuland.
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Ereeport, L. 1.

EreepOrt, Il. l.
Building Just finished, Il rooms. oatn. g
water heat. gas, electricity. large Sroena,
garage. near trolley and station: viii be csc>
rated TO please buyer; $4,000 Apply 70 "a
Andern, Onslow Plscs, premises Or =
Christensen, 264 nth St. Brooklyn Buy 10
before price advances
A SPLENDID BUNGALOW SITE So1ts'
hilltop. in exclusive residence park eve e.
utes' walk from ManhasSer station. VIII IT,
view Of Mauhasset Bay; all iruproverle1LSs 20
ing. bathing. golnns. private docks. s-So.
fine opportunity for the right ra-ry; -
building arrangements. Wits for t-lorrSS--S
DESIRA BILE Box 49, Tribuns Ofscs-
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TOILET
TO LET IN LONDON.

THE LONDON RESIDENCE of Mr.. 6 Mrs.
Seymour Hicks, Portland Place, adjacent
to, and a minutes walk OF Regent Street.
A perfectly equipped RESIDENCE in every
respect; TO be let furnished, iuxuriousiy
decorated, and fitted throughout in a
most tasteful manner; eight bedrooms,
three bathrooms. double drawing room,
boudoir, large dining room, library, marble
hall, CiOakroom; electric light, speaking
tubes, megsphones. service lift throughout
house; telephone and eieCtrophone
Further particulars OF MAPLE Co.,
Tottcnham Court Road. W., London,
England. 4l,75S.
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Ter farm OF eignty-flve acres at La Grang
Vile
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AT pIAlNFlElD, n. ].

One OF the finest large. modern houses, 5.orss
residential section; Ii rooms. natnss --,Js.
hardwood finish throughout: lot 10un1oo, ss sss.s.
bargain. mast be seen 20 DO ave-
OWNER. Room TJ2 14l Broadway. - -
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IITTLE NECk HILLS,
HONG ISLAND

For particulars apply DWIGHT NUN
REALTY co. At West S4th St
EsOpnI-CH OIc nI-EENS
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DIFFERENCE IN EDUCATION
FROM CRADLE TO GRAVE

"a raise Sex ETphasls," By AHha
Cadogan E,tz. ~ tho title of her
thoughtful essay in the February
humber of 1.-THE North American Re-
view" in praise of women. She cons
rludes her essay as follows:
"The difference In the education OF
the aeXes in tho human family naver
sbates for a moment from tho cradle
to the grave. The tlntest girl Is ea-
horted to behave in accord with the
proprieties that shut her out from the
pctlvitls open to her brother. All that
youth acquires before the age of nia-
turity becomes the inheritance OF the
race; and thus the manacles which
society has Imposed on its women, as
well as the progress it has Installed