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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
VALUES IN SPURIOUS ART

An increasing demand has been noe ticed in America for the fine. mellow paintings which are commonly spoken of as ""ld masters. and which dat,. anywhere from 1909 To 1908. perhaps grouping themselves mnr. freely around the latter date
 William Chase. New YorI, artist just back from Italy says that the now tariff regarding the admission of paint ngs without duty. is increasing the humber of spurious old masters m this country. Corot for example. m his busy lifetime painted about 5.uon r.,u- vases. but Mir Chase d,,lar,- thai there are certainly ahoul -uuou Cui.ts in existence many Of thrm d,1isntug public and private owners m America
 Every family should. wherr t is a possible thing. feel th. agreeable r,r- tainty that it's "old master is g,uuin, But if there remains a doubt. the pres. enc- Of an excellent copy in the houS. checrfully acknowledged a~ nf doubt ful veracity. is an inccutiv, tn the studt of art and to the elevation of tast, Even a Confederate $500 bin has a c.r- tain 'collectors' value" and wiI da th, holder no harm ir b" d",s mol rfa tu pass it "n as genuine
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
THe WOODEN NUTMEG ouTooNe

Tn" wooden nutmrg, old as it is. won a certain fame for Connecticut. The ingenious Yankees of hong ago. how ever. stn have their emumtorS out West then, have been numerous com plaiutS "I violations of Che Pure Food Law. som" ur which arr worthy of r-cord
 The most barriaycd is an emulsion which causes butter ta absorb its weight in water Al che md of len minutes the operator has tAo bounds of butter where he had one before and the buyer never knows the difference
 A Tennessee man offers 30 pure apple cider vinegar at faur cents a gslIau made with water snd one aprl. ne also makes appl" butter nilhaur apple C" the gallon of butter
 A Rochester N. YD -cnius treats Sawdust with molasses to aid in adult
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
"GRIMES' coLDENS"

Where is the stately NIT Grimes the noblest man of modern times. whose apple soothes and pleascse He surely is a crackerjack. I'd like to pat him on the back. and hold him on my knees
 I'd like to fold him to my breast. and say. Your apple IS the best that ever grew and rpened I think so much of you that l would share with you ml pumpkin pie. my taxes or my stipend " Oh let the good old nam. uf Grimes be sounded by the evening chimes and blazonrd on the hoarding: his apple drives duh care away and makes each heart seem light and gay. down here where l am boarding ph let the noble name of Grimes hc handed down tu future times, ,mbalmcd in song and story: his apple cheers inspires and thrills. ncitcs to splendid deeds. and fills our boarding house with glory. 'Twould be the fuul,st Of an crimes if | lnevermore the name of Grimes should b" on earth paraded for he has brought a new delight an appl, that the gods would bite-and has old Bur
 bank faded. oh, Grimes. lack th, poets speech, or [ would tell you what a peach you are. you dear old lummiN' You've poured some balm upon our smarts. you've surely reached thr I,,,- ple's hearts and reached them through their stomachs'-WaltM Mason.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
A CENTRAL BANK

The President. speaking to Hosto, bankers was very urgent that tho Nl drich plan for the establishment of . central bank should uot h~ regarded a. a party question.
 The fact that The President eouI, make such plea with general slur pathy and consent marks new stag, of American experience.
 Who, that knows anything of inc bit. ter party struggles over this sam, question in the first halr century ur uui constitutional history. can 0a n realize that American politics hay, lately passed into new ciimatre
 IT the question whether the Fedora Government shall be the dominating factor in commercial finance has passed out of the range of party politics hay, com" tn agree that th. government ai Washington is and ought to hc. 2, hlr business concern Tho biggest of m business concerns.
 AA' ''lAAAt'flA 'fl afAAf'i ffil fifIfA to the contrary has come to h. merer, an interesting historical rcmiuisceuee
 There is likely to he u pretty stsn fight over the Aldrich bank plan m spite of the Presidents cry for p.au. But he Is right in suggesting that th, lines Of issue can not reasonably b, drawn parallel with old part, lines.
 Th" centralizatinn uf the banking business on a national scale is au. o. th" two or three great political lask- of this generation
 There k no longer ans question that this ought ta h' lau,. Th, question is. how.
 How shall rhr central hauk b,. za established that the p.apl, may count upon i's being administered ru ibe benefit af all and nnt af 20 class ar a sraup "f financial maeuat.s
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08

that Jesse Webb has had his neck c5rrN-Nr uiu alloW him 10 pass into his life home behind the prison hars and rhe papers throughout the Pacific can arix "rhrty" Co all their Webb copy
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08

For a nice warm bath in the largest bath rooms in the city try the City Bath House. Everything first class and up 10 date.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08

wondering how D, is going to escape from the hands of ,he investigating committee
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08

Bcattic will soon know his fate for his case was to go to thc jury last night
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
EKTRAVAoANcE OF RATS

Once year iu Princeton. Indiana. they have a nat massacre AT the md "f this years crusade the other day ioo0 were killed According to the government it costs two cents day Co maintain a rat. so that Gibson County has saved S20oua
 This is a sum worth considering but the aunihilati"n of th. rt means a great deal more than a saving of duI- lars. t means a safeguarding of hu- man life from all sorts of infectious diseases. Gibson County's example should be followed by every other county in the country. with a saving thW would run into the millions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
WISDOM FROM AFAR

Wisdom comes to us in 90 solid chunk from tribe of south Africans.
 This tribe believes that long speeches are injurious both to the speaker aud [" his hearers
 Wherefore. in order to protect both nearer and speaker. there IS a tribal law that every public orator must stand on one leg only while he is making a speech.
 If th" other leg is brought tp tbr ground th" "rttion must jmm,diar,l, end.
 Th" wisdom of thr south African is carefully commented to the United States Senate It is simpler rule than cl"tur". and 1t is politrr than thc abolition of unlimited debate
 It would speedily lcay, tb, tune taIker "u"t leg to stand un
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08

Everett r. Clark. th,. local manager of the Alaska Steamship Company proved t" th" prupl, of Nome he has their interest at heart The order tn hav" ihe Victoria call at Nome first lost at least one day tn the vessel that
 ~ n'N far behind her seasons s.hrd- Ht.. but the people wanted thr mail .and p"rishable, also the Nome people "u board wanted to come here first s" h'r' they came. thanks to an enter prisiug l"caI representative who is moi 'AIl ""urd round with a bunch uf rcd tape
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08

Senator Lorimcr bad a uarr.n .s,.,r.
 from being killed with am arrorlanr a i'N days ago. but hr has bad several n"r"" escapes of hale so he must b, g "inE rather used q" them hy this time No doubt thc Senator is u,e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-09
0upofeIloiu Sdnssrbor.
Gerielbe iuitallirt Scamtc nnb nimmt
ueue Wtitglieber anf.

Der GoobFeIIop SGna.r6or itanb
eeitsrn i'm 3eihsn Der 9eon1tsn Jns
ftalIirung. Die 8erfQmmluna, in
tpel6sr Der geamtentpedfel poroenoms
men ipurbe, fano in Der WeuIicaI grs
ddnge itott unb mar beiTer beIu6t, ols
es setpobnlih Der Gan gu iein pfl.et.
5err JuItus arsp fibrte ben Boriis
uno 5err !o.nrp alberB bos proto.plI.
gtnIdoungeH 81 ben Jefilihteiten Der
0eutihen Shiisen GeIeufdaft, beg
gaprifhsn llntsrit. 9.reins unb beg
Obj 5eQotp SGnMrhors purb.n ans
genpmmen uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
5ugsiihert. Der 4ntbeil bes 9.reins
pom 2ieoertorsert Der Dereinieien
Sdnger betrdgt $43.25. 9as aus Den
!5.rren Gus. Ginbnsr, 4ITreb Shmprr
uno Saeob Srion, soSr., bsft.b.noe gis
der llnteriit6ungs Gommitiee tes
rittste, baB 8iher unb aaii. in
ihDnfter Srbnune iinb. Der Rein.r.
trag bon Der ghriitbuump.rIooiuns
betrdgt $t61.19. Oils pofiipe W1its
qlieoer tpurbsn bic Serren Senrp Wais
fenitebt. Wm. Sang unb ssobn SUNG
aufaenommen unb als ottioes p2iis
glieb tpieoeraufssnomuen tpurbe 5.rr
Jreb. 9ils.
ysuHmebr tpaItete hds GhrenmiteIieb
u. 3eneel feines Qmtes unb fiibrte ben
n.uen 8eamtentorper nit elmer entz
fpredenben 2lniprote in bic reIp.
aemtsr elm. Die Geihide bes 0er4
ems iteben in bieIem Jabr. Bel ben
Serren suEius arep, prGfibent; Ben.
5astdmp. 0iseprGfibent; 5enrp Mls
bers. qrototon Sstretdr; Gilbert
ariiser. sSinans Setrstdr; Gborl.s
Snhn. Shabmeiiier; W. RGubsr unb
alfreb Shorr, Bibliotbetare; Gilbert
8eper. Dirieent; gbas. aubn, 6iIfse
birisert; 5enrp pfeiffer. 90. S6l.s
finger uno Saeob Srion Jr.. geripal.
tunssratb; Ben 6astomp unb Sacob
Srioa ST.. sSabnsnir1ger; Sacob
Weinarb. Solicitor.
Der prGiibent ernannte Die 6erren
Gbds. Fubn, 6enrD Qlberb, sSobn geis
berIpinner, Mlfreb 5hmorr unb MIs
bert ariiger gum 0ersniisunsssRome
mittee unb bic 6erren gbas. Rubn,
guftap Qinbner. Sneob Srion Jr. unb
6enrp NIbers gum Wlufif aommittes.
1a4bsm ns4 Hesi4t srfss.a pas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-09
0rfesfiAe essannrmsArHa.

Btrfiesflie glHsrhcls Eeraea srisseeueeross
rlen 10 cer lfftef oSe 2srsoior af .1utlic Ger.
sies. siaeienae Cincinnati. Gtio. Gle ~ uts
MsiGlaos an ~ oEfae ben 23. 1lruat 1911
tiir oif eteseYuua Der Hoiblgen Grbei une bss
DtltersGis f4ig eie 3tt5elieruul her gyssffru
abeHas lieyi SeefmaH Slrnbs1. bon sarl
Etrnse bis gnr Baltimore apeuas tar6 0sa.
brana, serileuaHa bon SoBsreissrnasrr nm
SrspsfH uHo esaeH bon Cement. S<l.eumeeen
TItns, gpeslftfn.icnen uus Sormulare ssnf
~ sttalien IN eer Ef'i6e ees gbstsJnoeuieurs
80 Experiment Of 9ubIie G<rbiee
Sebes nnasbct rlus hen coneH ssGren iebes
Gefsui41fi pbsr Gffeuf6afisn spelebe AGs dnae
BET nlstssH. fefpit bon ausn 9srfonen. bic N1
barnn lriesestiren. erttnlssn. uab uub bsaletsei
teln NIL .etner tHraf6aff In Der CANINE ben
$4,000 3cuaEs, oher etneM ssrftfissrien 9bfa
an cine eutftebersbs Hcns, ais etne 0araniis ha.
fhr. edh gsnH ein Eaasboi cngsn0mmsu ntTb.
cir EcntrGfi s'nsfpaHsen iserhsn frire.
Gsnss isgsnesin Gnestsf turhsasugsiea tusrtxu
seRa nirs fsiAu 4t.6 ssn 6sass reieurairt
Sab fsnn ifsfHsstn Nasstss ssssasmrsa ssrSss,
ssnn nirs isIAfr Gks6 nae jufrisssn hsTsassr Onss
itsfarg nab Si4sstssaEs ta Rsafrsfis Surnl.
srkssttt.
etssc nassn stntn susrisssnAsasnssr Asps.s
sss .sru 3attsssti iisfsrr. xu fst4u RtaHs srSsii
ME ssrlarsi tE kderssn.
Hstter sne sftaiisa. bic sserusisn 0srmsIsrs n
ltsssuAss b sstns sHssrsn snfssstnssnsmEsa nsr.
Ter 1sreasr u 0utlk esrsies bsSsfs aA ssl
es4t sss. tssszssins ssu sns unsststs % -.
uet'eH.
An Gn,usss Aa 9irse,srs st pxStis exrsisa
Zen z. JdulaE 1911.
eio Spbn Q. @ennsr. QIers
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-09
Uejeuins Usfsnuswsalssa

Esrf;eaeifs Angebcie ipsrDeu sntaeneueensup
neu tH Der Etftce bss Iirerfcr OF BubiIc Esrs
BIKE. &freibaus. EiHciunGfi Etic. bie ~ Ety
Wstftage nfa AR nfda, ben 81 Januar 1911.
fsr Die eieseruna Der noibseen arbtlf ure beS
sgaiegiais iiir eR 9erbeiferasta Der Hsstt a1s
ten Strabe, rcu s3ooalaipn aeerge bis 5nIn
sSsf; Mhis Eirnbs Hiabnft, hnrdb 1rnbtruna.
rsrtisIiang bon periihrffeH acTifretsIxsppsn uiso
2essm ben Cement SeiIeuwsafn
Bidre, Spfgfiiaiinnfn aHb gormulare finb
Al erbaifsu In Der Effiee bes 4tef,5neenisurS
tss DEPARTMENT cf xntsc Gerplce.
JeDee unaeooi mab BEN pDiien yfnHen teber
@sieufnaff coer Gesslif6nsfen. ipeI6e ec1 Gnees
bet mahsn. loyie BON cGsa &eTferen. bte ne
tsin NIT sinsr Hnrsf6a'i IN Der eumnse Bon
auf siHe eHtfisbsHes Hanf, ais cine "a
rnitis bninr. pat meHn Elm Mnesbct aHgenDuls
nfen irirc. ein aorirnn tiHatGnHaen iperben
goafe iraeneein anGebct surn6aemisfeH per.
hen. sann lpiio tciter Gbs6 an ben Niefr re-
tournirf. Hno fcnts trgenosin siHGetof nHaeHonls
men ivsrben. hahn ipirb folder NRe6 mad sms
frtesrnfisuenher aAeinbrHHa uiio &t6srtfegluno
bee AcHirGfis surudsritatfet.
es slss s5u Tsn sss1 asase sn I'M t. III
Qiufle Arbeii. iYis periaHot 81 befogssn.
Htfter fiHb aeb0itfH, nit Ceoru6ten JcrWuins
re sM aebron0sn. sa feline aHSsrsn sHiesatnss'
Ser airsaor Of anbIir e<rpin bsbsIt nd
baS vseMt bes trasnbsiH obsr aus aaoebsts ~
81 Saipaes ass 3.rstsr y sssils Gesstsa.
]. - bSts 4 asssss ssauL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-09
@einliebbaber
geriuedielte bic gcsriffe sNeia" nus
yTeiu."

Wm. pf.iff.r. BON gonpap unb
Sapmiller Strab., III Elm aussefprOs
hener 9erebrer bss Bahus. Seine
Dorliebe fir bos .fliiifige Golb Der
Rsbe' 1T 10 auss.prdst. bdB er. tpenn
ibm Der eble Mein ousgegnngen IN.
feIbft ni6t por einem 0iebitabl 5us
riidf4redi. um iia in ben Hefis bes
Sorsenbrehers. gu feten. Sn Der
@amftag Hobt purbe Elm GdBden nit
10 Oouonen porsiisliden Meins aus
benz GtdbIifement beS Riifers Mm.
Derinser. go. 447 WeDliden 4De.,
bon einem Ginbreher, ipelfer burG
Elm Seitenfeniter einssIiiesen mar. ses
ftoblen. Deringer bnamri9tiste bic
poIi5ei unb es bouerte niHt Ionge.
bis Wm. pfeiffer unter ber Mniloge
bes Ginbruhs perboftet luorben mar.
Der eefotIsne mein fo6 n jsiuem ~
ilte esfsnbsS psrbsa tsi2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-09
Wsarie Rieaer'g yeahIub.

Sm prpbatseridt lit burh Mntpalt
Gnitap H. gDerner bas 9eitdment Der
om 2. ssanudr 1911 aus benz leben
seihiebenen 5rau Warie Rieeer i'm
Nuftrase pes 9eitomentspollit
Germ gbiporb Mueit sur 9eftdtisuns
unterbreitet tporben. Der Nahlab lit
bprldufis ouf $4,000 obsefddst ipors
ben uno Die @erltorbene bat in ibrer
lebtpiuisen 9erfiisuns eine Reib BON
Werponbten. bon benen eintse In
DeutihIduo oniGifig iinb, NIT 2esdten
beoadt. Dieie einaelnen 2egdte iino
ipie folst:
Der giichte Morp 6innou $4,000;
bemTsffen CHARLES BIGGER $500; ben
brei ainbern bes peritorbenen Heffen
Senrp Rieser Suiammen 5000; ben
flint Ginoern bes Shipogers soenrn
Rieser 5ufammen $1,000; on Spbn
.Sinnnu, ben Sobn Der Nihte Wlarp
!Stnnou 5000; on Spbanu aolb in
WahterSbah. Deutidlanb, 5000; on
3aroline Hintenbers in Wdhtersbah,
DeutIdlanb, $500; on Spbanno 9as
Der. Gopinstpn, ap.. 500; an CLARA
Bigger, bic Satin oes Reffen gbarlss
Hie9er, $500; an bic Wittipe bes
Sdpaaers Ssnrp gieser 500; on
Wtariu. bic sodter bon Caroline Rin<
ienberser in Wddtersbad, Geutfhz
lamb. 5000.
Nahbem bic pbi9en 2eeate ousse>
Sablt unb sttpaiee Sdulben besIiten
tporoen iino. 1T Der Reitbetras b.s
NadloTes in brei sIside gki!e gu
tbeilsn unb elmer biei.r gbeiIe seh.
on bic Nidte Rurp Siunau, Der
5tpette an ben Ieffsn gbarles Rieeer
unb Der brittle on bic ainber BEG ners
itorbsnen Reffen Senrp Rieser.
0as Seitoment mar am Is. S.tober
1905 abgsfabt tporoen unb oIs 3eus
einnen baben Marp RedeI bon Der
Bremen Strabe unb 2lmanoa 9idle
bon go. 127 Sit S.dite Strabe uns
terseidnst.
srfdibenes.
Der 15jGbrise Walter gbisman bon
2420 Yrice 6iQ Gpenue, Der eeitsrn
Raht nit spei anberen gengeln in eis
mem Sbortpeg ubg.fabt trlrbe, puro.
gsitern BON Riht.r galbpeG btn 3us
| fluhtsbaus ubsrtpieien. Der Batter
bss guriheu ertIdrt., bab oerielbs Elm
saugenidts lei. Sn ieinem SsfE
tpuroe Elm Spotihldgsr gsfunoen.
Sn Sd3sn Benjamin g. sgpr ees.n
bic Queen gitn Barrel gp. tpurb. Der
Gntros I'm ,in.r neuen Droseb bonn
areisgeriGt obgspiefen.
en- Sahsn Matbias WlihaeI qe1sn
bic 8ictpr Safe & Sod so. rpuro. bas
3u GunItsn Der Sstlaotsn cbaeoeben,
llrtbeiI Der untsrn enitars bonn arsiss
eerif1t dufreht erhalten. mi6asI Ioll
ben nnfaa. oeFen SpFer er eeporben.
ielbit nsrihuIbet hobsn.
4nno W. SermsIing p.rmd6t ibrsm
I Sobn 5runt $500 uno Der Reft ihrsa
8ermogens fdlIt gu gIsrchsn gbsil.n
alien ibren brsi S6bn.n, 5rant Soan
unb Sbeo0or, gu.
| Serb. 6offmon BON Rp. 1916 CHM
Strabe. Der i'm 6oipitaI n.uIib bon
5Dbfuht befaQsri fpur6e urb hr.i
Wdrteriunen burd WeFcrftite pers
leBt., tpurbs gsitsrn nab Gonepi.tp ees
f6itt.
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Or. {. N. StraSser
-su Sanie.--
220 6sisa astnnt sbsnt assa 42G2 a..


ONOON-pA1ts-6RFN
WessiMetaae eAaenbsnpssf tehsu fts1Asa
rarsavrtny Via Ceriitf~, ..Qstisr tstfhdu Ia
BSssfs". ~ersnSrtss 8ifhdm". .Raiies KslIhdn
tsr ersse"
essefmstise esfeam1ierfakrf iesss 1tsHase
NIT neusn Tesyf,is.snbes.I 4 amvferu.
1900 Touuenpetnlf 1nl ssus lana 10 SrrA brest
rgssrss saIhlntsisn ,Erins Hr..sriA Hii.
ke-. ~essssaa". -prlHi.S Mice. resssarsHs..
,Srtuseg",
UeeeiMhttee EshtamyftS jesen TcruerRee
sWoefn "Tasn". saessn-.
mtffffmtsy SaHrf:
GfBRas sTAR-%Fapfl-cTNUA
HesHlau edinenssmsser tssen eamase.
sDefitu" trenI ,,Ssfbaresia" .a5uietu rsuSs
k", ..Qpnis Mberi~. ..ertnssNlu Vsesss.
,,ne6srS.
oorslaI eirrittnre In sfaffser uus esrifAerheA
urnbtorpiee z Sonyeu nM bse Nett
s1rscelers ehef' salha hbef be sanss Dsfa
oEkRscHs CO, s 0sssasSsN. R.E
Generd lsAoenten
neertsn far Cincinnati:
06mrr gnficual Eans: Sirf. Gnftcnog MIMI
4 nnh HalHui strcte; Eefinu German sarS;
ilas NafeInl raHl ssYlsr 9 &c. 1910 As1
nan eaai. Sarsfsn HnS Gslsain etSsS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-09
Pau,bura 2lmerif 9inie

iiber bic @prsdngs I'm Gtabtperbano
unb Den nab.H 1ssinn Der proben fir
bas Stiftunasfsit bes aisber.runs.
bas pfinsItfeit Der Der. Sdnger unb
bas Sdnesrfsit in WiInuutes. folsts
fr0bIites Ssiiummenistn bel einem
Jrunt Bier.
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pr. ftwis a. Nu,rnsr

Siarb dm Sonntaa WaoraeA ben g. GARNER,
nn1 frser aTaufbett
&tsrae Summsf.
esIietfer Bdtfe eou glIc cummei, aeb Climber,
i'm a!ier cur 90. Snbren. Gis &eeIeigaRa nirn
| fgdirr befduri acmnti. IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-09
POWELL & SMILEY
4. n. HOfFMAs.
Mniuaite uno seiesfid5e Hafbgeber.
Canal 225o
6tmMer 9U7-gos Erspissnf Ssns. OsAxsAe.
EAbcf;sx6e q. nnb Gtnt &x
Geid)ofts. .@eIeaenheiten.


eEbfHnfteH Eollmachien, alapsE. aoae.iics
nen clsHibalbtn. Gbpefef AerHsr, ~ s9iaalHs
SIo5 q. ann 8iRg GiInbs
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23

Huron street. near the ocean 'front.' on
plot eOxlO0 feet,
This house has nine large rooms. and Is
built for year-'round residence. 1t is built
of interlocking tile block, with cement
stucco. waterproofed and has red tile
roof This type of construction gives
house that is cool I'm summer and easy to
heat In winter. is practically fireproof and
is free from the ordinary charges for paint
ing and repairs.
In interior finish no expense Is spared 10
make this house an example of the highest
type of construction. There Will be double
floors throughout. with hardwood trim. full
porcelain bath and washroom fixtures. with
/ open plumbing. nickel trimmed. and sewer
connections The kitchen Is fitted with
combination coal and gas range. The cellar
is equipped with n shower hath and dress
ing rooms for the use of bathers coming
! from the ocean.
The Neponsit Realty Company finds indi-
cations of an active season in ocean 'front.'
property. The erection of two other large
houses has been started The Office on the
property Is nearing completion, and the
work OF laying concrete curbs, macadam
streets and cement sidewalks is under way
The Long Island Railroad is to have the
trolley extended through the Neponsit
property for operation this season. The
summer schedule OF the Long Island Rail-
road has an innovation in the way OF
through electric trains from the Pennsyl-
yania terminal. at sd street. Manhattan.
to Rockaway Park. Belle Harbor and Ne
ponsit. The Neponsit Realty Company an
nounces that it has spent 100000 for I'M
provements on the first half mile or It's
!
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
SUBURBAN RENTALS.

The Lewis n. May Company has leased
q; Arverne a cottage No. IA Jerome ave-
rue. To Nathan Marcus. and a boardwalk
store TO Jacob Cohen also at Edgemere. a
cottage on Beach avenue. TO Moritz Kirsch-
berger at Far Rockaway. cottage on
Hollywood avenue to Arnold Rubin. and a
cottage on Grand View avenue TO |. +.
Bretzfelder: also at Cedarhurst. the Way
burn to Mrs. Almon Goodwin. and cot
iage at Cedarhurst North to George III.
Kelly
The Ward property at Lawrence Park
West. Bronxville. ~ Y. has been rented for
the summer to Thomas y. Rhinelander.
Fish & Marvin were the brokers.
Pannaci Brothers have rented for the
Auchincloss estate cottage at Seabright.
y. j.. TO James IL. Sehmelzel, for the sum-
mer.
The McVickar- Gaillard Realty Company
has leased To a client for the season Mrs.
Pau! q. Thebaud's estate Ut Hillair, White
Plains.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
FINE ESTATES AT AUCTION.

Joseph 7. Day will offer at the Real Es-
nte Exchange salesroom. Nos. IA and 16
'esey street. next Thursday. for the estate
o. John b Roach, No. SO Riverside Drive,
siour story dwelling house on plot 2.3x
~ feet.
FOR the estate Of Peter Farley he will put
v No. 81 West 54th street, five story
e7ck tenement house. on lot 29.2xl0.5 feet.
90 No. 20 West saith street. four story
.SelliEg house. on lot Axl00.4 feet, and
M the estate Of Joseph Mccoy a large
TTvck front on Belmont avenue, between
itscAd avenue and DOscher street Brook
on the same day Mr.. Day will offer
.eige block on the east side Of Avenue A,
,.n ..On sst % G2d street. with frontage on
we last River. also No. 46 East 5Sth street
lour story dwelling house, on lot 25xlOo
~ and Nos. ., 81 and 80 West %th street.
IRE Tour story dwelling houses, TO be sold
Ohe parcel. on plot JJXlO0.5 feet
IN saturday AT r. m, in the Clty han
IN m EhglewOOd, y j.. Mr.. Lay VIII oner
linton Point-On-t the Hudson, Bergen C0un-
W. consisting Of about 100 acres OF laDd'
IN about 300 feet Of cliff frontage, over
:, hng the Hudson River at an elevation
a. do0ut 40 feet, directly opposite RIVER
r. better known as the Opdyke estate.
80 sale VIII be held 10 settle the estate
si We late Mayor George ODdyke. Inc
t4ere mont OF this property has recentiy
Mission - INV