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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS,
Chicago.

CHICAGO. April 14.-HogsLnReeShlp,Tis' h,,is
sa9GSG %sFifsh &c. lisht S 50 1ogsso mixed se9s
So s iaG 40. heavy Iei sSsO@e.S2s; rough. $3.50
500: p,gs, ,pseceInts 2o. 900; market, STEADY
- cdSSiem d6c lower; beeyes. sI.25@e,go; Texas
ana saSas ssas@Ssih5S @ss5SSS 500 and
hesiess, Receipts. 10000; market. steady
70 sneGpmH'tiye stgpng; naive. Sc, 2s@74o western
SO 26S57 20: yearlings, s6 769S6S; oS:o ismos' ss
rnaf,ve So T669.25, western. sEVoWV'-o'
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Condition of the Treasury.

HARRINGTON. April 1.-THE condi-
Ion or the United States treasury at the
oeSinning Of business today was;
Working balance, s7S. S.4z2.3 .39s.
7st34e. ''''''
Total Of general fund, st4T, ,so7.1e7.
nnsceipts Saturday, $2,610,650,
,NsourHements. 81. .07B.30e.
n,1.he surplus this fiscal yoar ia S1S,31A.-
s. v.o. as against a deficit OF $11.61S.0sb las'
rho figures for receipts, disbursements
ssofplns and deficits exclude Panama cana
ana public debt transactions.
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COPPER QUOTATIONS.
REMAIN UNCHANGED

NEW YORK. April I4.-Copper firm
standard spot and July, 15.006D15.5O;
electrolytc, 1862; lake. 1915; castings.
1877.
- Tin strong; spot, 40 oO0D5o.8o: April.
10 aioo'9ooYoo.2o oo May, i9.S0@50.25; June,
Lead steady; 4.30 bid
Spelter quiet. 57O@5.S5.
Antlmony nominal: cooksons, 500.
Iron barely steady: No, 1 northern.
n ,bYlS.2S; No. northern. t7.25@17.T5;
ern soft. 17.76N1S.25
Copper exports this month. 1a.14s tons
London copper, firm, spot, $50 15s; flu
lures, $50 los.
London tin. firm; spot. e229; futures.
London lead. els 3s sd
pounds.
London spelter. G25 as.
Iron-Cleveland warrants Cos IN Lon
don.
Closing Stock List
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London Wool Sales.

LONDON, April 1i,-The listing of
wool for the third series of auction sales
closed with today's arrivals, as follows:
New South Wales, $4,000 bales; Queens
land. II, 900; Victoria, $4,000: South Aus
tralia, GOoO: West Australia, 5000; Tas,,
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal, 7lO0 or
this stock 100, 900 bales Of Australian and
So. 900 OF South African were forwarded
direct to spinners, making the total
available for the sales, including %. 900 old
stoC; lS7 600 bales.
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Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO. April 14.-Butter steady
creameries. 27134c.
Eggs steudy: receipts 30.162 cases. al
mark, cases included. 17s@1Sc: ordinary
firsts, 171@1SSc; firsts. 17a@1Slc.
Potatoes unchanged; receipts 7S cars
Michigan. io@47c; Minnesota, 43@Nc
Wisconsin, 40@4Sc,
Poultry caster; dressed turkeys nomi-
nal; live chickens. 17sc; live spring. lItc
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Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA, April 1iwCattIe.Rs- Gait Re
ssSSsss5 Sas sSs:'s Tesss
wee6eeaTT W 66eT 7S. cows and heifers. S5.5o9776
calves, s7oo@97o. cooo. market lower
7S%S 95 !, sht ssIes ;sss$sSS ;ssssSsSo PIGS
s7:g,om9 1moRReeeipts 10 1900 market lowe
,,os SnisiGnns7 riings, s7.SoG 500; wethers, s6s6@1a'
ie rnbs, SS1509.00
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Evaporated Fruits.

NEW YORK. April 14.-Evaporated
apples. quiet; fancy, 7i@Sac; choice. So
6sc: prime. 5@5sc.
Prunes firm. at 3s@119c for CALIFORNIA;
to 3O-40s and 5h@9Ac for Oregons,
Apricots steady; choice, 10a@1o!o: OK
ira choice. 1l@11ac;. fancy, 11s@12ac,
Peaches steady: choice. 8i@6ac, extra
choice, 6l@7c; fancy, 71@Shc.
Raisins firm; loose muscatels. 3&@6sc.
choice to fancy seeded, CSC; London lay
ORG 81 aO01 Az
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Kansas City.

KANSAS cITy April 1000 1a0caSi,fmRs soasSe1Ss
celpts. vJoe; SWAY 10 1oc lower; native steers,
maTxs5s N Hn@s 80: % %sonthern steers S. 50soS:So
sontSssn ana aeo, stsSs 0S stoos
tive COVE aHu dors 60 5o6S.25 bulls, $5.75@
ers Eo ana na,ves. ST. oo@s.6o: western steers
ss7oSS5@s.5c soS5 western cows StsG@atSo; atSonp to
- ssR 9SSs 9rThs S'ssS
&c hignet and butchers. f9.oo@9,%Oi
y0SS iy,SSt gs iSG9.25; pigs. .s776@S,25;
Shesp ss S6M7o5: Colorado lambs. 81 =
TnntsohS nv ~. ,nge wethers and yearlipgs so.'o
Y2g'ssoo:: KEN: range ewes, s5.Qo9Too'
Elgim Butter.
EIGIN. H.. April i4.-But'er' 1'e
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E1ax. Aata and RYe,

,o,,l ,@,llNNEAPoLIs, April 14.--No- 3 yell
wv corn. 52f96Slc.
yo. 2 white oats, s1a@a1tc.
10. rye, s645ssc.
nnfan. s1591s.
sns -four firm: patents, s42o@4.68i sec,
$,5 IN patents. s40514.40: fret clears. s3h
Te; second clears. s2.5o@2.70.
n@ricy. 4l66Tc
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CARD OF THANKS

MRS. MURIEL, VI. II. CASE AND REL
atives wish to thank the many kind
friends who attended the funeral services
Of her little son Phillip, and also for the
many floral gifts. s222I
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CT T,ouiS Wool,

ST. LOUIS, April 14,-Wool. steady;
medium grades, combing and clothing.
23SG 26c, light fine, 19@21c; heavy fine.
l3m1Sc: tub-washed. 27@3Gc.
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cE osTFRIoH. AUCTIoNEER RESI-
oence. GA So Main. Wasatch 2s24-W.
nSsB
WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND
household goods. o. K Furniture Co,
900 s. West Temple. rS3s
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Cotton Market

NEW YORK. April 14.-Cotton closed
steady at a net loss of IS points on
April and OF 1 to points on other
months.
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TO whom i; NAV concern; ] have ms
dav sold nv intcr.sts ~ inc mrr,ms '9i ali
srV''r,I ,,If,itir,. IL N"NcWORTu
plrr publication. April IL. 1915 sl'VO
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PRINTING
FURRIER
DIARIES
SIGNS AND SCENERY


CAAS. PETERSON, 20 RICHARDS ST..
brass, Clipped glass and painted Phone
wasaIch 1903, Ah
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-GOLD CHASED BRACELET
between 2nd So. and 3rd East and 1st
ave. and I st. Return to K. Mcintyre
Strevell- Paterson Hardware Co. Liberal
reward. s21Sl
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or the respective
slgDers for further Information.
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EXPERIENCED MAN 70, So.
work. Apply Shays Caffs2SSo
Main.
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EXPERIENCED SOLICI1N
cleaning and dyeing. Modei2
a. w. 3rd So. IN
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MEN OF IDEAS WITH IN
ability shouid write for
Needed Inve1tions." "Prtze
ents.' Randolph & Co.. PaI
neys. Washington. d. G.
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No. 3 W. md nd Sc Phone ssr,s;,y Mss; isSs. re-
All kinds OF help frisned. s61
liable Estabiishedl3 years.
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CONTRACTORS


GENERAL. BUILDING REPAIR co,
will sive you estimates on your car
penter work bricslaylng and plastering
painting and calcimining, paper olean-
ing. tuck painting and whitening and
cement work. We are reasonable and
satisfaction guaranteed Phone Wasatch
1855 $40
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MIR. ROY BREWER, MAdth. ne
Please call at 270 Il. Bre%ea.i
tween s and p. m. s2LI
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CARPET CLEANING

TEL. IY. 2ols FOR CARPET AND q
cleaning s. l. Carpet Cleaning y
| 1876 7th East. n32N
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OSTEOPATHY

DR.. G. H. GAMBLE. COS MTNTYRE
bldg. Diseases OF women 4 speciality.
W-asatch 5os1 r3s76
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BARBER At % EAST IND
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COAL AND KINDLING


E p DEAL, COAL, BLOCK WOOL
and kindling. 1d5 East 4th South, oott
nhones. h2G
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ACCORDION PLEATING

SIJNBURST AND SIDE PLEAT1NG
sos East Sd South. Phone Hyland 1871
kl05s
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COOKS WANTED At o. W.
Lake Cooks association 500
Temple.
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Coal Socks Lower.

Pennsylvania was under gentle pres
sure and lost half a point on sale against
the rights. The coal stocks lost fr-ac-
tlons on light trading. with the excep
ton OF Reading. which dropped ID, Chesa-
peake & Ohio was again under pressure
but the decline in these shares is just-
fed by the showing OF gross earnings
for the first week In April, which were
less than half Of the gross for the CORE
Spending week n year ago,
Wall street had apparently made up It's
mind that no decision was to be looked
for from the supreme court In the Min
nesota rate case and little disappointment
was felt when the announcement was
made that the decision would not be
handed down. The belief is growing
that no word on this important case Will
be forthcoming until the end OF May,
or Just before the adjournment for the
summer recess.
Union Pacific. Erie and Steel lost frac-
tIonnlly. Trading was light In volume
and transactions gave no clew to future
movements in these shares American
Snuff lost points on the sale Of 100
shares and international Agricultural
Chemical dropped 10 points on single
Transaction. Westinghouse Air Brake
lost points but these transactions re-
fleet the narrowness of the market quite
as much as the thinness Of the bids
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FIVE ENERGETH MEN TO s1 ~ is
auto driving andepairlns- MIL,
South -
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st. Paul Bonds.

Keenness is being displayed toward
the success Of the new st, Paul AS. It
Hns reported that half the bonds had
been taken. Sales were made on the ex-
change at 9e3: which does not denote
any great public enthusiasm for this Sc
curity. Unless this Issue Is oversub-
scrlbed. In other words, goes well, the
outlook Will indeed be gloomy for the cor
poretions which are following with new
offerings.
Railroad earnings for the first week In
April showed losses particularly for the
Southern roads Southern Railway de-
creased sS3,396 Louisville & Nashville
lost s1l2,ls0 Clover Leaf showed a small
gain
There is apparently no disposition Ia
help the market for the newer Indus
trials. which will likely continue TO de-
cline until they reach at least the prices
at which they were originally foated.
This would indicate a further drop OF
rome 20 points In the oil shares. for In
stance. The copper situation is strong
the steel market we'll in hand and there
are yet possibilities in Reading.
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. YOUNG MEN TO IN ON ThalSsi ,RSaLs sr
Call Walsh New Co.. s2S2s
depot.
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2 MINERS WANTED.
South. Halt stock and hail
between II and IL IA IN. and n
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TWO NEAT APPEAR4 soLiCiiTnonnSji u and
good proposition. Csoet"ee" 5000
IL a. m. 100 Atlas b.
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MONUMENTS. TOMBsTONEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM r
Mckenzie. Display Yards 44o So State
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WATCH REPAIRING

~-~~~~~~-~-~~~~-~~->~-~~-- - "
WE DO ALI. KINDS OF WATCH,
clock. iewelry and spectacle repairing.
J. 2. Edmonds 20 W. End South st.
a. s12a6
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WHERE TO STOP


LINCOLN HOUSE, 6S EAST 1ST SO.
o60 rooms: rates. 35c. 40c and Soc; mod.
ern; baths. 1bc- nlas9
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f. G. GROENDYKE co. CARPET
cleaning and remodeling. Hyland 3220-J.
s225s
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CLEAN AND RESTORE CoLogS I'm
rugs and carpets; satisfa ct!on guarau-
tecd. Frank Martin. So ". First South.
Phone Wasatch 2o55 oiSoS
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DRESSMAKING
PRIVATE HOME

WILLOWS - MERE CONFIDENTIAL.
confinement. secusIon. legal adoption.
Mrs. F. Phillips, 11th q. bet 18th and
18th So. Sugar Sta. Hyland 123l-M.
k3Os3
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FIFTY TEAMS. PAY o PEE DAo 81
apply At F. J.; MOE ORE JET EET.
$3.50
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CHINESE HERBS

L, So WOO. il6 so. MAIN. and FLOOR,
cures diseases with celebrated Chinese
remedies Consultation free. nlsl
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CHIROPRAC-ORS

Cecil, & CECIL GRADUATE CHlRO-
practors. Chronic and female troubles
speciality. Consultation FREQ. Suite
Soa o35 So Main r231
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wANTED-RAITwAY MAIL ss
for parcel pos; $50 month:
City exam. natins May ar9.
free. Franklin Institute 10y
Rochester. NJ T
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UTAH HOUSE CLEANING COVE
clean carpets and fresco wall paper
window. shades. Wasatch s0s2. 123 s.
State siS8
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UTAH PAPER CLEANING CO. OFFICE,
Salt Lake Glass & Paint Co. Ex- 400.
Res. Was 2040-W, r743
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DRIVER; MUST HAVE IIAp ExPERI-
once In running wagon for cleaning or
laundry business. Regal Cleaning Co.
$50 Il. end South. s2043
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REMOVAL NOTICE
LADIES TAILOR

SPECIAL BLUE SERGES, T. STAN
ley, l6 e. 4th South sac
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WALLPAPER CLEANING


HOME PAPER CLEANING CO. BESs
work; reasonable prices. ONCE. l22 e.
Broadway, Was 3l64 d3l7S
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! "sANTo" FOR SALE OR RENT
cleaning done. Stewart Glseson Co.
| Was. 29o r22.n
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GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR a LIVE
real estate salesman; only experienced
man need apply. Call 800 Kearns bldg.
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CARPETS CLEANED WITH "sANTO"
Work guaranteed. a H Aifrey. Wa
satch 2490-R. r2271
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CHIMNEY CLEANING

CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND FUR
mace cleaning. Leave orders at D!ushl
&. Franken's. Wasatch 100. kl9OS
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MASSAGE

VAPOR BATHS. MASSAGE, MANICUR-
Ing, New York method 20 Gaiena
block. End So. and State. sS17
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DANCING LESSNS DAlLr,rcs
Tues. Thurs. at es Pos'o'A
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a. F. THoRNBERG. STEAM CARPET
cleaning We take up. steam clean and
relay carpets without wear or tear; our
/ work guaranteed OF no pay Works So
( L. 9Th South. Call Hyl. 1006. 1851:
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FEW GOOD soLfIToRs. A'
e. Broadway.
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RIBUNH WANT ADS PULL
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WANTED-WALL PAPER TO CLEAN,
prompt and reasonable Phone Hyland
Ie61-W. r1203
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LIVERY STABLE

MCOY STABLES. CARRIAGES AND
light livery horses bought and sold.
Phone 81 o141
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WALL PAPER CLEANING WORK
done right Call Wasatch 1853 s2249
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TAuoR-MADE ooRsETs.

MRS M. HAYES, SPIRELLA CORSETS.
one year guarantee 260 West 5rd NO;
Wasatch 25S0-J. n5s
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST
SAFES REPAIRED

ALSO KEY FITTING AND LOCK
work specially. ). l.. Lock Works
Was. 4054. h1040
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'IF I STREAK OR MAR YOUR PAPER
will repaper" Griffin cleans paper.
Hyland 2703-W. Office. Schra nm John
son Drugs No. 4. s1093
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PERSONAL ATTENTION AND THOR
oughness characterize Utah Business
College training. Day and night Begin
now Boston building s1h3T
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knlsomining. tinting. Wallpaper clean
Ing work guaranteed. Was. l296-W.
r24s7
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CUSHIONS, UPHoLsTERING
SEWING MACHINES

WE SELL RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makes. 163 State Wasatch 47o3
d3<is
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ELGIN. NJ. April I9'-pu''V''
steady.
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wANTED-YoUNG MAN STDNOG-
rapher-clerk: must be accurate in 6g-
ures, Reply. stating experience and SAL
ary wanted. to r. o. Box 9Te. s1sTs
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DANCING LESSONS DAILY SOCIAL
Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday. es Post,
office place. s-li
New-York tribune., 1913-07-27

boncsockcr Strict care has been taken
by tho Associates as 10 the purchaser OF
"a house. and. rs a result. the owners are
among the most desirable TO be found In
beautiful Flatbush.
The interior and exterior Of the houses
show care and attention on the part OF
the builders The finest material Is used.
The rooms are arranged Tor light and air.
The interior OF the houses IS highly nm
ishcd and decorated. Sufficient closet
room has been provided. The kitchens
are OF the latest design. with convent
cnccs 10 satisfy tho most ardent IN this
respect The bedrooms are large and the
dining and sitting rooms attractiysly ar
ranged.
The lawns are we'll kept with heauu-
fuI flowers and plants. and the streets
and avenues are cared for and well
lighted st night The surroundings are
most picturesque and delightful There
are many pleasant walks. the Coney lsl-
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CHARMS OF FLATBUSH
Delightful Homes at Wildwood
Associates Development.

The Wildwood Associates development
is ono OF the most charming I'm the Fiat
bush section Of Brooklyn. II IS situated
at Nottingham Road, East l7th and lsth
streets Here these builders have erected
in the last three years upward Of seventy
houses.
They vary I'm character, each being
distinctive in design and harmonious iu
grouping on this development can BE-
seen the quaint Dutch-Colon.al house and
the English cottage with the more mod
crn scmi-hungalow type OF architecture
They present stroug appeal for the
New-York tribune., 1913-07-27

and Boulevard being only few short
blocks away.
Those who are fond Of living near the
ocean viii find this development a most
convenient place. II ls only short
ride from Brighton Beach and "ithlh
easy access Of Manhattan Beach.
Most every convenience IS enjoyed IN
this section There are churches Of va
New-York tribune., 1913-07-27
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES

The Duross Company have leased for
the Some estate the top LOFT 40. a Wes,
18th street, to the T. Greenoaum Company
for a term Of years.
Ed. ard c. II. Vogler leased the double
store and basement at so ~ Amsterdam
avenue for ten years AT an aggregate
rental Of $4,000 TO John Schloss & Son
New-York tribune., 1913-07-27

rious denominations. fine schools and
stores The water system is OF the best
II IS a section easily reached Al all
hours Of the day and night II can he
reached from Park Row on the Brigh-
ton Beach line in half an hour. The
Elm street station is only few min
utes' walk from the property. II Is in
the nye-cent fare zone.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-27
MONTANA.
3J VT. Morris Park West.

12l,h ST., one-half block east Lonox Ave.
"A freproos building directly
40 rooms, opposite Nj Morris Park.
Rents $40 To Largest rooms I'm New Yorl,
81 800 per city. Any reasonable TIM
annum provemeut will be made for
Ia desirable tenant.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-27

julius Friend Edward NJ. Levi Com
pany. have rented for David Spero the
fifth floor IN building No. l6 TO 20 West
18th street TO the Eagle Neckwear Com
pany for a term Of years.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-27
GAINSBOROUGH.
i12 Riverside Drive. near $50 street.
STADIUM VIEW & SHORE VIEW.
YORKTOWN COURT,

6l5 West i62d street. near Fort Washington
Ave- one block west - Broadway.
4 modern building with ole
3 10 rooms, giant. large. Hight rooms. show
Rent $50 to or attachment, mail chute
$50 per and every improvement. con-
month. vcuiently located 90 thu Sub
way station AZ 18TH street.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-27
BARNEY & JEANETTE CoUR1'
90 and eiS Audubon Avenue.

Modern houses. "1th ~,
improvcmeEt. Bes, vaIos 50. =.
Tho money IN Washins''1
Heights.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-27
Kew Gardens
Surrounding KEW STATION
IS MINUTES
NEW YORK STATE.
GENTLEMEN'S COUNTRY HOME

In obloug valley. five miles from Armenia
Harlem Railroad. and miles from sharon
Conn. PSI acres, modern house, btautltul
lawns. perfect water system, hot water neat,
stable and garage. large barns, tenant house,
ell buildings and fences painted guaranteed
perfect condition. nnc trout stream; large
wood lot. exceptional hay farm. 500 per acre.
HUDSON VALLEY REALTY co,
10 Market St, POughkeepsie, y. y.
FOR SALE.-At Rye. modern house and on"
acre. near station and golf club; splendid
high location. grand outlook. fine old shade
trecR, garden. lawn, small stable, nrst moor
has quartrrcd oak trim and floors, second
noor five bedrooms; finest porcelain plumb
ing owner. Box l97 Rye. y. Y.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for Tho Tribune received at the Uptown
Ofice. No 1864 Broadway. between Beth and
37th sts. until o'clock D. m.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-27
ST. FRANCIS COURT.

Sss Riverside Drive. north cor. 1850 IT,
IA model rui'das. COVER
3. q. Z and iently located 20 the suopS'
rooms kent- I ono elegant corner epN,
5000 90 Sl,2OO ment of 2 rooms with socu'
per annum. r-n ,,xnosure.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-27

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ORTo LET
NIM JERSEY.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-27
SPRINGFIELD.

Cor. i25th ST., Y biock west OF Broadway
A modern apartment house.
. ,, with every Improvement. "A
y, n, D., short distance from the Sub
go sona way station az t2Tth Street.
g." n r' ono corner apartment. seven
~ rooms. southern exposure.
5000 per annum.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-27
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED Apartment. furnished or unfur
nisLed, or = rooms. baths. for q to
months from August 10. references tx
changed. q. II. STOFFREGEN. ~ Wall So
New-York tribune., 1913-07-27
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEO APARTMENTS
:
ELEVATOR APARTMENTS
Select List and Floor Plans Application.
McVICKAR-GA REALTY CO.,
Sc CORNER e8TH ST. & BROADWAY NJ Y
TELEPHONE
UNFURNlsHEO APARTMENTS.
WEST >IDE.
IRVING ARMS.
.EPHONE 800 RIVERSIDE.

22e Riverside Drive. cor. 9rh Street.
g rooms. "A seveu-st0ry a-arr5of buil6
Rent 1900. 'ng Large. lirh- rooms. stesn
% rooms dryers. vacuum cleaners 90,
and baths, one corner apartment WITH
Rent 1900. . southern exposure.