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of three story private dwelling without
any Of the incidental annoyances OF pri-
waite ownership.
In on. of the newest houses. a building
near Central Park which lays claim 10
being the highest priced residential str'ic-
aire Ia the world. the lowest rental AZ
which "A tenant can get m ~ about 81. 6Oo
year. He can pay $1,000 and get IA SUIT"
uf fourteen rooms and five baths. IL he
wishes to paw $4,000 for a years rent or
more than the average business Inau ~
able 20 retire with, he will get a suite Of
thirty four rooms and nine baths. This
81 course. ~ done by throwing together
tSo OF more apa rtments.
The promoters who are preparing to
invade UPPER Fifth avenue with an ia IT.
nent house promise 90 eclipse Ill rivals.
TN. structure will ~ surrounded Ivy
i've rssidenccs ~ millionairc- ansl " III
oc,rIpy half block front overlook ing
Central Park Although ~ will le twelve
-torirs ugh there will lie only e .Shtcen
an,rtmeuts, each floor being planned
.nr one full suite and half of dudley
at,a n tnsnt. that ~ to say. three families
will oSripy two foors. one apartment
hrIng II the two story ypc. The
owners are figuring on n rental Of $40 10
A wear for the hest suites.
N,..d!..ss to say, IN these high priced
houses every conceivable deNlc" Tor
serving the convenience and comfort ot
their wealthy tenants finds is place
fEtn fllllloh1lIN~N aap NOV llku'lN lha'
with $1,000 To 5000 a year, and the
trn1ntry. recruited from persons well
To- do hot perhapS practising economies
IN other direct IONS for the social or husl-
ness advantage Of having an address
which stands for ing incomes and financial
prosperity. ~ even more exnctinR These
hugh priced apartments provide accom-
mOdatIons and equipment tar beyond
what an equivalent annual expenditure
would bring the owner Of private house.
In no other place the world over are they
euuall"d IN magnihCence and costumes
And the most marvellous part of il all il
that here IN New York thes. expensive
apartments IN" annual rents of which
represent only "A fractional part Of the
wealth Of the constantly increasing body
Of rich tenants are growing more nuner-
ous every year.
Meanwhile London ~ gasping n the
thought Of $4,000 year suites. Tor Il
- only four years since the British capital
was congratulating itself on having about
tied New York on the score Of high priced
apart ments. II had just put the finishing
touches 10 a group at the PicCadillv corner
81 Park Lane on the site Of Gloucester
House. the town residence of the late
Duke Vt Cambridge The rents for the
best apartfnents were e. on. or about
what It's New York rivals were bringing
thnn. The London architects put shops
on the ground floor and the flats as they
a 70 callsd lowered above To- the mag
niroent height " SIX stories.
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TAX FREE REAL ESTATE
! NJ m tT HORF THi\
BILIIO\ ND I o. iRTER.
Tive Federal and Ctt, Governments Are
the LARGEST Owners Central Park
worth SIT =. OOO. OOO ZIG TotaI oT
Exemption for ReIIgI lon ard Gaa rity

Property exempt from taxation within
the boundary lines 81 the ely of New York
i valued ~ 81 .3isulii3s. according 10 al
official statement contained m recent
issue Of tho ,Hy Record Of TINS amount.
ss33 sIp,3tc i 90" value - land while the
remaining S-25 q 5g7 represents the .-ti-
mated cost 81 buildings errrted thereon
The Tax commissioners who have
m lde thu appraisal 4 tar exempt real
estate. DIT not Cla,sify IN their annual
report dated July 20 ia" different p'ir-
po-"- 20 which tn" property j. applied
but. ~ - generally known religious and
ckarItahi" institutions Nrr the chief b"u"-
fCia-lo- OF taA rNs'uptiou and the name,
q churches and congregations and so,i"-
ties having benevolent H-ps cover IS per
cent. ~ the eighty -nino closely printed
pages 81 tho GnV RECORD containing the
detained statement 81 tav exemp, prop
erfy
The state tax laws sect ION T. state hat
the following prop"rris- shall be- exempt
from taxation Properly ~ the United
States properly 81 this State. property II
municipal corporations held f.r public
Use properly purchased with the proceeds
~ a T..usion. property Of corporations or
the moral and mental Improvement of
men or women. OF for religious, Bible
Tract charitable benevolent, missionary
scientific. literary, patriotic or cemetery
PURPOSES
The Federal Government owns real
estate "a the Borough - Manhattan
appraised at $50 Iij.TO. the Post Offioe
h.-lng IN" most eNp~nsiv" property. Tho
land has a value Of -. 2Op.OD1 and she
oil structure ~ appraised ~ 81 .tOO. ODO
The Custom House site nj Bowling Grpen
ia valued az 81 SOO.OOO and the building
at fIOOOD Governors Island. con
tanning eighty acres, comes next th.
land being rated az -. 700 an and IA.
buildings AZ aIOO.OOO The Sub Treasury
In Wall street has "A value ~ q. SOS dDD of
which S385. OOO ~ placed upon the building
city Hall Park. estimated at S77 .O1O go
without tho buildings thereon. and Central
Park with its $50 aores. valued az S2IS
OOO 40. are the gems the city ~ New
York pOss.nses within the boundaries 81
the Borough 81 Manhattan. This L.nox
Library on Fifth avenue. appraised at
SIS HO. mn, the Hall ~ Records, at - 3nO
OOO the Criminal Courts and City Prison
buildings. AZ s3.ls0.OOn, aTs only few 1T
tho many other holdings mentioned in
tho report. not Ia speak ~ the water
front property, which IL priceless
All nationalities and every denorni-
nation are represented among coRgrs-
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What New York WIN Be Like NJ the Next
Census.

1 comparison between 'he New Y oTk
OF lsau and The New NorS Of 10 day will
give the reader some idea Of What changes
NAV taNe place during the next ten or
fifteen wears since is9o New York has
on owed an increase y! little over ?.?oo 40
IA population II Us existing rate of IN
crease j. continue o. viii gain about
-ON n0o inhabitants before in2I. and nv me
END Of 1929 ts total increase will equal the
increase that has AIKEN place sine i,ao.
Nut between m" wears isp0 and 1910 New
York ~ a modern civ has been made over.
In so the only Sky-cTapers ia the city were
the early experimental buildings erected
bv the Tribune @sHd the Nestetn Union.
The hotel OF 10 day Vas Unknown for the
waldorf was being built and the ASTORIA
VA not added until three years later.
Durirg these tWsntv years, consequently,
MI the modern ONCE buildings ana hotels
have been erevtsd some few large apart
ner, houses had teen built near tho rark
m lsan. but thev we're Few IN number and
In ron. tierabla numbers on both the last
and Nest sides h- modern twelve
story lo, Gnd,ns os ss s b. 1,r sn n2T o
I that periud the actual district for uf~rCan-
/ III. construction consisted ~ the narrow
| - ran's Of un-avory reputation inmediately
| ~s.' ~ BroatVar and southeast 81 Wash
/ ington SItiarP Illustrations OF This Ina
! M ight be- multiplied. bat enough havs been
d - 4 81
While rWi nOo inhabitants were being
! added ~ New York the city has been rHdi
calls transformed \ new lily has pra'
ttaliy been buif
| Wiu the transformation Wh,h tase-
I place 4 ring the nest twel'e years b- equally
I radical aud IA reaching During that
interval ano'her : IN on inhabuantE win
I b.. aided to the population Of the 'itv
/ N.U York viii he Increased hy another
! Manhattan ar (hi'lgo or by almost t~o
/ phI.Ielphta= VIII the trana oTmat ION
| whE~ enSues ~ a. radical and lar .ea'hiny
a. " has been during the last twenty years.
| unr T..rtrd and 80 many startling CHANCES
4 that la 1925 New Work NNl probably he
! almost A. different from what u j. 10 dav
! a. h now j. FROM What u Sas in lsoo. ANY
! very different predictions as - what VIII
4 take plar. would b" futile. but certain
| genaral changes NAV De antiCinated With
| some certainty
The hotel and theatre district wiz ~ pand
/ With great rapiditN but viii be confined
| het " zen columbus Circle and loagacrs
Suuars The wholesale district will be
! foTC,.i 20 bulge out lateralll and will prob
ably extend from Fourth avenue 10 tho
| Hudson River south Of f"rtv Sc ond street
/ E.'ah trade will n'~utrafe more and more
aIpug tho line Of urn avenue. hut by tha'
: time n will have taken possession Of Firy-
/ -sN sn'h street thc whole appearance
| OF the city will re dominated Iy a number
| Of towers -tmiiar 20 tha' an Tho Metropolitan
| Nvllt ing but these towers wtll I've erected
! only on "A few favored squares andavenues.
+ Iher, will he yer' few private dwellings
1 LETT ON the " s-t SIDE aud those remaining
! on ths. Eazt side will have become very
expensive RgcJr' ard GE'de.
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Hard v God EIoers,s IN ENGLAND.

A. inquiry has been received nv Consul
Horace Lee Washington Of Liverpool from
American manufacturers ~ hsrig GOD
flooring IN oak and beech a. to the sales
prospects for this material IN England. 20
which h. responds In this section h7Td "a ood
II used only To = limited extent for fOora
The condition existing here - quite the
reverse from that throughout the continent
Of Europe. where even the most modest
apartment houees are equipped With hard
wood hoOrs Here the great majority Of he
in modern once buildings, which are ~
r1Aent date In Liverpool. that hardwood
fDortna 10 ueed The hardwood flooring
Used IL principally % oak and maple VERY
little beech IL used The hardwood flooring
used in this market 10 Imported prepared.
Construction NCHs.
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cations and orgiuIlltIpn> holding tax
exempt property Each one ~ me
twentv-sIN principalities. provinces and
duchieS 81 Germ NY seems to have sons
and daughter IN New York who have
formed charitable societies hearing the
name II the mother country and holding
property free from ttNa' on Poland.
Gaiicia and the numberlcss trI'ia- NJ the
Balkan States figure IN the names of
Snc'etio- which aim 20 improve morally.
mentally and financially the condition
~ their newly landed fellow countrymrn.
Recreation rooms. social settlements
nurscrIe~ homes Ia Tn" iniirm and the
aged cemeteries founding asyluns
homes - pensioners. &c. are among the
properties not tayed 10y ia" citv Most
Of the pensioners who claim exemption
reside IN Queens borough
Of tho churches the Trinity Corporation
heads ~" lat 81 large property Eurra
The church and csmetSry IN Brutdwa y
opposite Wall street ar" appraised at
SIT spu.Dp. - Pauls Chapel and Crfne-
terry On Broadway h"tw"rn Fulton and
Ns-ay streets at 81 I5OHn the cemetery
on Washington Heights a, 81 MA. 80
The district bounded hy Furfy-sec.
onl and Etfiy ninth streets MadIaon
ayonn" and Broadway ~ most prolific
~ churches Asld. from ~ Patrick :
Cathedral IN FIFTH ay"nu" between FIf-
tleih ant FIitv-grst streets " hICh ~ APP
praised a. S. ~ 90 thus section contains
tho properties ~ IN" ln'l'NlHg 'nlr'ne'
Collegiate Dutch Reformed ChuI Oh.
co. fifth avenue. - 90 uDO. ~ Thomas =
= church G7s Fifth avenue. 81 7Oo. 40.
Fifrh Avenue presbytcrIun Church 81.
7nDVo. Temple EmanE-fl. Forty-third
street and Fifth avenue. - 2"o OID ~
RaTtholomew : + Church. 7Is Madison
az enue S7jO 80, Fifth Avenue Baptist
Church. 500 .O1: Church u the Heavenly
R..-t. SSi Fifth avenue. S1uu OO. First Re
formed fplsCopal church. $50 Madison
a~enue. slSn OOO. the Madison Avenue
reformed Church AZ Fifiv-s-yen'h str.et
$50 ~. Wosf Presbyterian Church. 81
West Forty SECOND street. Sj2j.WD
The ,alu" of tax exempt real estate
10 th. diIereut b0ruuZh- ~ ~ follows
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WORKINGMENS COLONIES
WAY ~ FOI NDED HERF ~
THE PENNSTLI AVA.
Tho Company Has Rsier Consideration \
Project for BuIldInK Houses for IT.
Employ ees nj sunny side. O.. q, and
Harrison. y. British Example,.

Ths announcement recently made N"
tie Pennsylvania Railroad thar q number
~ houses 70 10 occupied by its employees
y Ne erected IN Harrison. = and In
invade I. | has called attention to
10 movement inaugurAted "a European
70 - Tor the proper housing Of m" work
,rg Classes This movamen' has made
rarl1 strides IN England. and garden
C es- hav" sprung up in the last few
wars IN nearly all industrial centres
70 "a not SHOWN neither n" P"nnsyl-
vag.a Railroad intends To build entire
,''es fo- - employees ~ whether IN"
grrIAot ~ .recfing houses ~ limited n a
par'aln number New lork builders
ava been ASK 81 to submit estimates for
attain types Of cottages. and az the orr
ais - the railroad never furnish in
'..~a'lon until oil arrangements for ~"
.t-rvlng our 81 a project have heen com
"'ed tho details Of the housing plans
not 10 made public for the present
10 Va= stated last week A. the offices OF
rpnpsnv 'hat the real estate com
-, ~ the hoard oi directors ~ con
."-ng 'ha matter and viii report AZ the
-. meeting
i1r Ermln CHAM and other large
.as" within the lasi two or three
.... mad" attempts 10 solve the housing
Tho Town planning act passed
.a-rtTeaf last wear gave an impetus
movement. and garden cities
...i either hv large ernployers or by
' 90 are fourI-hing The new move
must not 10 confounded with colo
... Oft communities started by Fourier.
oven and other economists and
..l- learners who based fheir under
r-pn the -ubordinatIon 81 individual
'lreSt scheme for the development
ans - mild form ~ paiernAiism.
.1rr,-~-ion 81 the Right Hon William
.r..- who ~ Interested IN the Har-
.s tenants on thus QUESTION gives
u - the movement IA brief 49,
Employers of labor ARE an
s'..,. D" for calling together in a limited
.r many Thousands 81 operatives II
Ssy AVE sny regard for the kind Of
nr's~s 'he employees live in they hav"
great r"-pOnsibility. and they ought
r. oor1e forward and help IN this work
gsy should not leave u to the city
4ndl ~ purchase a little space here
a. 'lera al enormous expense. They
TA-' ~i'y councillors and urban district
oou1cik 20 have the power TO say to
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C.m-u, Prsdurtlon m sSoss.

More cement Ws- made and used IN me
United states IN 1919 than in any preceding
wear and the price Ter haTrci wNs lower
than ever before The production IN 1908
va- " aiu. a:i harrels. valued NJ N4t 81 SIS:
: n, production IN IAN NaS -, ipo .5@ barrels.
valued ~ ST. ~. 95p
Of Portland cement - 50@.tdi barrels.
yalued Al S5n.5Io 81. a. against 81 ~? ,sig
barrels In 1906. valued ~ tA3.5t .s7a The
ont ptlt ~ natural and puElolan cement
forr,ad only a small percentage of the total
cement production
Inc Average Pr.cr ~ Portland cement
n, the mill psr barrel IN 1910 vas less than
a cents the average price pet barrel In
4 40. "A. IS cemfa Portland cement cost
IL a harrol n 1850, bYt by reason OF i'm
prDvom-n1s IN nsfhod 81 manufacture Il
can nov be prohtablv solf Tor ~ cents
barrel
In ION there we're '07 Portland cement
plants m operation. IN Increase o. over
he numher working ~ ig0s. O thsas
piants q we're IN Pennsyl yanta. IN Mich
tRan 10 in Kansas IN Ohio, IN Nsw ork.
air indiana. 4 10 Illinois and ) IN California
-EHglnocriHg News.
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original hand pump To- the Sasolens
engine keyl"s- FIRE alarm box will ~
shown also the way to Use a.
On the floor ADove the main hoor the
Department Of Education. the Public
Library the Department 81 PARKS. the
department 81 Charities and IN. Public
Service Commission have room.
The heads of the city departments are
to lecture during the month'E exhibit,
and thcre will b. boxes for questions that
any one however humble NAV wanwio
ask Lantern slides will be used To inns
trare some points IN the lectures. The
exhibit, will be open a good deal evenings,
so that those who cannot spare daytime
hours may vet have chance To see " ID.
There will be a few evening lectures too,
and several afternoon talks Tor school
children
When Won visit the exhibit you will
find competent persons in charge Of each
display who will gladly answer all your
quest ions There will also he a number
of toIiIies ON hand, and one of them will
take YOU about the building and show You
everything With Intelligent explanation
besides
ANY timn from October 3. Monday, To
uCt ober Is; 33O broadway, the Franklin
street elevated station, the broadway
cars. and the Worth street station of the
subway are all handy.
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ENGLISnC,rIr,LIy>EW TORK,
The Finance Act L. CrratInE . Isenansi
for Mortgage investments Here.

Tor MORTGAGE Investments hhfFe.
R;0 LANDING Institutions and mortsaRe
Lrot.rs h.v,. of late received a number
q, irnuir,s. from English souroea in re-
r,,J % 81 as. ast,n.r,. in America.
A LII "a, con,a,ped in the finanur act
-, -. -. -. .-..,.,. a.,
'"S" "' '"' '''1' 81 ''s
haN" wrought havoc among inc hnu
owners and real estate investors OF the
British Islands
''@' -
capital winch cannot ne uHeo IN 'he shocA
market or for Investments OF % specu-
lative natur,, will be available for mort
go loans and real es,n,,. h,ivina. aa,ch
-. u. - ,,.s,,,,I,, -, ,,erA,.,d
sut"'@ '"''''S nav .'No'''y .".'. -
IN the market, as y"t not 70 an eAuenn 10
make itself felt. hut in sufficient volume
Ia head brokers tn the belief that nv in
,lI, -, ~, more En.Ii.h caDital could
-, =. '.,. -, -, \, ~.
%" lhnu'eu w S"'N 'h''7''"'"' va wv"
York real estate
Tn" now land tax has caused English
prnn.rty nvn.rS ANNOYANCE and worry,
y. :, -, ,.,,,, ,,,,,Ias ,,ri,,,,d ~, the
anu !" Jug 'o'' - = -.
London papers IN" law mas raiseu . sr'th
~ protest Items with captions Ike
Capital Driven Abroad and Taxing
a. rhr.,,,.- ara n,,I,liabad daily 4
1870. - 49,,
Lonuoh hou-' OWN" 'o'P' "
DAILY Tshbrdph NJ follows; MI. Lloyd
George is making tn. possession ~ prop.
.r,vofany description i'm dear old England
-, ,,,-.. h.or ON all sidas of
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LUXURY IN APARTME NTS
SUITES 1T S25.OOO iND WORE
iEIR
rcopie Of wealth. ARE Giving . priv ate
Town Houses and MONInE Into Apart
mrnts where the FIResI srurtures
are = Modest london GomI,a rIson

U ID
Town Houses aud MON ting into Apart
ments where the FIResI structure-
are Modest London GSmparIssn.
Eisht ur nine years ago. when "a pta ms
q industry We're coming u New York
ulur>t ~ the s"Ort'. e-tl blShing head
p.lsrtsrs IN IN" financial district and buy
NJ magnificent T,.-idenC,.S along Min
MARES Row. speculative buillrrs usgan
trfurn mt Ia rllInlss It the most EXPENSIVE
ud ever built IN This clty or anyN here
,.,a MIluonIlr"s had built million dollar
log-.,- batpr' that tame. hut a. ~, not
i.uuiaprlt ig'l that the men VINO Surplr,l
v.t'lv \rsS lorNrr- with rNp.n4iva
huI-s., Urea mri uG testing tho market
WITH sJs,u u mansions
Ilis hlgl water mark IN a." Gust nI
t..tatr dwr' ngs WAS rcichrd about the
&c.. 'tme that some equally d1r,ng builder
o,s.,i.t - provide for thr surplus crop II
I.,ur.c-. nHll"nulrts the Swell.-St thing
"a 'ra say ~ an apartment nous" The
rnur 100 '"meut Of hons. with $1,000
ties r.Is..i considerable excitement
her" was. of course. nothing strange
m the fact that the product ON 81 the most
expensive dwellings ever bu,l, for tho
o.
APARTMENTS ever offered TO tenants should
lsva conceded ~ closely IN point NJ time
The whole country was prosperous The
business expansion that marked rho last
ten wears and that was ~ strikInRly
demonstrated ia New lnrh c,ty had
srradv made consideraA i" Roadway
Real estate was booming Binding poi
s'ts were being un1eTt iksn IN 4 l1-ga
sale Once structures wsr. spv.nyinS
~ IN the financial section and costly
dwellings and hne apartment, wer, IN
gaglnE the attention Of builders ~
travagance was tho fashion and $50 ~
dwellings and 81 uln IN apa rtment houses
merely served 10 emphasize tho tendency
~ the times
Il -. however. an extremely interesting
commentary On the altered standA~ ds
a. LIVING IN This town and on tho changes
that a." taking Pla~" on Manhq;tra Isl-
ard 'tl' sInc~ tho "a-iv years Of tho LAST
decade M speculative builder has l"an
,antv-o.nm" enough 10 produce anoth"-
$50 ND p,'Nat" dwelling and tax. IN"
chance - -Nlhng ~ wh,la tha promoters
a. apartment horses have steadily re- ~
the standard ~ stvle and cost Apart
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mants AZ sln.uOO year now "N..'" no
special comment Indeed NI.nnur"-
Row Its"lf has Just h".u invaded Ny a
firm which IS planning q plll'tl apart
nan' struCtur" m IN" EIgh'i". lu 'u0-
house there will p" suite. renting for
double what were .onsId"r"d 'u"" V'rtva-
CANT rents II few wears igu.
That m" pr,ya'" hous. "u Ntnhttfan
island has suffered m th" conflict with
IN" apartment -trIrtIr" u""I- hardly To
be stated, though "a" fIll s.gnrHcanC"
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general run Of apartments Al 81 OoO 10
slnU1. the owners have effected an ar
rangement of suites which gives seven
teen rooms and five baths for tho trfiing
sum ~ SI5IsH year. This space - pro.
vidcd hy uniting parts IT three foors 10
produce what ~ known as house apart e
meu' The tenant gets the equivalent
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Queen. nereu=n rapesraph,csI Map.

Walter T. El.pt'. tho nov chief engiuaer
In Gle s-..s 81 the IopoRrAUhical Bureau ~
queens borough -avs u viii 10 the policy
~ the t4rrl.. N.r'Iftst Va making ~.
-, rect uap- 81 M" borough tO''n'ouv1g r
"a sNrrr way Up--ible d"N riOuTeut con
Germ. ur-IT.ng 60 conform 10 the tentative
laypgf sI"rr already eNtSttng but 20 iishf
tru4.. riu 'IltullF depart from n Ia his
Nay only An If protect the Individual
prpurrfy owner The tentative map. which
b. tho most ImruT'aHt WORK Of he bureau.
"a started about 1851 and sections a. n
have h.-u adpI'ei from timn 20 tlmo uutu
af the pr".'uf about 80 yer cont ~ 'h"
buruTigN ha- been tentatively mnpugl ngf
aud adopted " T. tho intention Of the
bureau hrutHfuTf. tD bend - utmost
energies Co the completion ~ this map
The total area uf The borough - squar"
M los b. div Ids.d tor the work Of This de
PARTNER. into about go sections, each about
orn feet square Rscora and Gsid".
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Moving n I4th Crntur, Church Tower

In 10 German town 81 BoCholt two Amer
can engineer ARE now engaged In the task
81 removing 'ls church tower for the dis-
tame - som" thirty feet from the position
m. fabric has occupied for the last On
yrsTz The object ~ viaw is 90 permit
the enln rg"n"nt 81 the church New fOunda-
tons have b''rn constructed for the tower.
which Is b-ing moved along specially
prepared track az the rate 81 about four
i-et q day n II stated thar only eight men
arr engaged ia the operation. the dead
weight ~ ~" tower beiug more then T, 500
tons While NOT approving the principle
Of splitting NJ ancient buildings in the way
that - evidently bsinE adopted ~ BOchOlt \,
ve certainly think The bodily removal 9f
structures might be more frequently
adoptcd In the nSsd Kingdom than ~
has been up 20 the present time. - The
Bgtfdsr
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NJ nGFr rXHlRIrn OF TIE

In This Blilding uctpberA :. Nooudsy
McrtlngsI
PRACTICAL TALKS ON MUNICIPAL
PROBLEMS AND METHODS
Resides this al ofrciAi notices, rcceiDts
and bills from the tar of1ccS through October
bring win them a formal iuy itatiVn 60 come
ard see shrr~for~ you arr taxed