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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16
Finck Optimistic as to the
Future in the Mort
gage Field.
SAYS PROPERTY is
SAFE INVESTMENT
Predicts Surprising Results
When the European Con-
flict Is Ended.
BY JOHN FINCK.

What will be the effect Of the Eu-
ropean war on real estate and mort
cages? At best, one can only hazard a
guess, the wish being father TO the
thought.
Up to the time Of actual hostilities
there was a strong promise Of revival
Of business, due 10 general confidence,
based on the settlement of the cur
rency and other important questions
and the production of crop that gen.
orally outrivalled previous years.
II may safely be assumed that Eu-
ropes loss is our gain. With agrl-
culture at a standstill and the loom ST.
lent America will be called on to sup
ply Continental Europe with its bread
stuffs and wearing material, so that
gold must necessarily flow from debtor
to creditor. Our lack of ships for
transportation purposes Will not prove
an insurmountable obstacle. as neces-
sity drives, and means will be found.
Our isolated position and freedom
from entangling alliances give US
command of the worlds affairs, as all
l
to US for their sustenance. Our trade
will be unusually stimulated and the
/ immense proceeds will be invested in
the most stable Of securities, real es-
tate mortgages.
\ The American market will find q
/ ready outlet, not only for its bread
stuffs, but also for its iron, steel and
/ the many other commodities essential
] L - - - h.. fIsaycx
and bridges. Materially, the war will
/ prove a great benefit to US.
With our finances under control, the
/ productions of Europe suspended and
our ability to supply the deficiencies
| of the Old World an era of unpsral-
leled prosperity ought surely set in.
Real estate is here to stay. II is stable
and fixed, and its ultimate value can
not be affected by foreign issues. As \
| consequence real estate mortgages,
when based on conservative percent
age, are the safest investments and
least liable to hurtful fuctuation. Low
priced bonds have heretofore proven a
/ lire TO the investor. This class of Sc
curity has no permanency. and Is so
sensitive that it responds to every i'm
portant tkrob.
hcdl estate may uepEcClhJe, out thetc
is always sufficient equity left, il loans
are conservative, TO secure the invest
ment. Mortgages are permanent, not
readily negotiable, like bonds and
stocks, and they stay in family long.
er than money. The influence Of war
on the money market is but temporary
Money cannot longer remain idle. I,
is better to lend on bond and mortgage
when prices are low than during
boom period. The intelligent lender
will not jeopardiEe his principal FOL
the sake Of securing temporary ad
vantage.
Even in these times Of depression
the writer has secured for propert,
owners many loans, showing cha
money is plentiful, for safe and san,
mortgage inyestmeatA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16
HOME BUILDING in
QUEENS BOROUGH
Applications Filed Last
Week Up to Standard
of Last Year.
95 STRUCTURES TO
COST $296,4S
Detached Dwellings Lead in
Houses Planned-Synagogue
for Richmond Hill.

Building operations in Queens in the
last week did not show the usual in
crease over previous years that has
been shown in the last few preceding
weeks, but the filings were up to the
standard of a year ago. There were
eighty-seven applications for new
buildings of an estimated cost of $780,
4sO; ninety-fve applications for sltera-
tions of an estimated cost of S78,3OO,
and fifty-two applications for plumb
ing permits of an estimated cost OF
S31 500. making a total estimated cost
of operations of S306,38O.
Land owners in the Rockaway sec
ton who have not used their land for
any purpose, influenced by the success
which is attending others who have
utilized their holdings by erecting
bungalows upon them for summer use.
are beginning to erect bungalows on
their property, and hope TO have them
used during the latter part Of this sea-
son, even though the season is more
than half over. The Surf Improvement
Company, Incorporated, last week
made application for the erection of
! ten bungalows on Neptune 'av., south
of the Boulevard, Rockaway Beach, at
cost of $400 EACH Before the end of
the month other applications will have
been made for more dwellings of this
kind.
The applications this week show the
| largest investments in the erection of
detached frame dwellings of any previ-
Gus period of the year. Seventeen two
story dwellings will be erected by
Frank L. Ferguson in Fulton ST., west
of Max Weber av., and on Max Weber
/ ay., north of Fulton ST., at cost OF
| S42, 500; Albert Lipps will erect five
| two and a half story dwellings at
| Blanco Place, east of Remington ST..
/ Jamaica, at cost Of $4,000; G. NJ
/ Gilman will erect two and half story
| dwellings on Woodruff sv., west OF
/ Seminole av, and on Seminole av.
north of Woodruff av., Hollis, at q
/ cost of $4,000 each; Lashen Brothers
will erect seven two and half story
/ dwellings in Pierson ST., west OF
I Jeffrey av., Jamaica, at a cost OF
/ $4,000.
The Brooklyn Master Bakers Pur.
/ chasing Company will add 10 its plant
/ at Decatur ST. and Wyckoff av., Ridge
wood, by the erection of brick store
I house, TO cost $4,000.
Congregation Beth Israel will erect
a synagogue on Freedom av., Richmond
/ Hill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16
PARCELS IN BRONX SOLD
New Owners for Dwellings,
Flat and Vacant Lots.

John A. Stenmetz has sold for the
OZARK Realty Company 2O79 DAILY av.,
five story triple fat, on plot 31xl14
feet. to Marie Krabo; sold for Charles
Hanlon 1871 Commonwealth av., one
family house, on lot 25x95 feet, TO F. W.
Crawford, and exchanged ten lots on
Commonwealth av. for 1419 Parker av.,
two family brick house, for the River
Realty Company.
Ambleto Quaranta has sold the two
story dwelling at 1927 East 179th ST.,
on lot 26.7x73 feet to Vincenzo Ari-
emo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16
Rutgers Church for Sale.

The Rutgers Presbyterian Church,
at the southwest corner of Broadway
and 73d ST., is for sale at price Of
sS50,000. II is planned TO dispose of the
site and build on a side street near
Broadway, using the balance for fine
endowment.
The church property measures 106.l0
X137.11x irregular, and includes gar
den between it and the st. Andrew
Hotel. At present the church is with
out pastor, and has been for more
than q wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16
Rent Walton Estate Property

The Walton estate property, at the
northwest corner of Amsterdam av. and
18TH St, has been leased by the Liv-
ingston Radiator Manufacturing Com
pany for twenty-one years. The rental
will be $13,5OO a year, which will
amount in twenty-one years TO S2S3,500
The corner is covered with five story
building, fronting 1922 feet along the
avenue and 100 feet on the street. II
has been vacant for some time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16
Sales at Brightwaters.

The T. B. Ackerson Company reports
the following plot sales az Bright
waters, Long Island: Two plots in
Woodland Drive, in the lake section,
l39xl50, to John +. Moore; plot, S0x
$50, in Lakeview av. West, lake section,
TO Mrs. Frances Dillon, Of Manhattan;
a plot. 10Oxl50, in Pine Acres Boule-
ward, Oaks section, 20 Chester Dunkly,
of Manhattan, and plot, 200xl5O, in
Baldwin Boulevard. Pine section, to
Mrs. Caroline X. Chester, Of Msnhat-
tan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16
Chicago Man Buys Home Site.

f s. Willard & Co. have sold for
the Cocks Realty Company about nifty
two acres of land at Brookville, Long
island, TO James F. Meagher, of Chi
cago, who purposes TO build a house
there. This property IS near the
Piping Rock Club, and adJoins prop
erty recently sold by the same brokers
10 Montague Flagg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16
Plots at Hampstead Sold.

The Windsor Land and Improvement
Company sold at Hampstead, to Rich
ard Warren a plot, 40xl06, in Grand
av.: to F.. ]. Gerrizzo a plot. 40xl00, in
Milburn av., and to Samuel Friedman
a plot, 40xi05, in Tompkins pl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16
Bronxville House Rented.

Fish e. Marvin have rented for c. j.
Cornell his house on Bronxville Road
10 Il. 4. Cook. Of New York.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10
anrsc Standardization.

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pelder am 0ienItag 9l6enO ouf Dem
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feierlidfeit leiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10
Sa6rlIufaac.

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9-jd6rige Gorl E6uron BON 9tr. 2029,
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O'GouneG. Sein 6abrroo puroe
libel 5ugerimtct, CT icl6it fam obcr
lnpcrlcbt oopou,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10

Ger % Sabre alte gSillium @rnlt
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t74S, Observation-Disclosures. Sci 6rn.
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Straie Don $25 umo Soften purOe
prompt 6e5oblt mo ser ilnge Grnit
entlaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10
granO in g8alpcrt's Fa6rif.

2oocr6auS an Ser Hi4tl7 5Stiifins
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10
lSlSblid, oeItur6en.

g8. s. SorSfuG elmer Der bcitbe.
foruteu 5ra6togcnten Der D@enn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10
0er 9raiiSent aertdeiOiat.

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sen fonnte,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10
lle6erfnhren nnN net6otet.

aur3 Dor 6 ll6r geitern 9lbeuO
wuroe in ser ct. @}nrD. 5traBc na6c
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@r lit ongeitclt bel DER oGbciapeofc
&o5lcn-@ompaguie4 glr. 1918, @la.
rUlono-9lpcmc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10
3p6t anfaefnnOcn.

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dell aus &ioleioille, Baltimore 60,
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mar ieitocm ni6t mc6r gcle6cn NOR.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10

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Serr Grafton ClDaa bonn Staot-
S,ngetieurs-8iirco reiit iber ole
OIterfciertoge na6 @itts6urg6, mo
er bel bcri6ieoenen Srganiiationen
Geflamc fir Die Sterncn6annerieicr
81 mo6en geoenft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10
Dscrifuniidcs slacrlci.

0ie 6iirioroe iiir Die aus Merito oer-
trie6enen Spanier modt ocm
Staats.G Gepartemeut in 9gai6.
iu0ton ni6t geringe aopii6mer.
SEN Die adnpie bel Eompico.
9lomiraI 0}opo's 9ericbt.
@afbin9tou 8. qlpril. Dos
@mlptiutereNe al Der merifonii6eu
,Srage gipfelte bier geItern in Der aus
81 @oio gemeloeten 9lnfunft bon 500
ipaniideu 6liihtlingen. SIN 5taats.
Geportement ipra6eu Die 9eomteu
ii6er oieies @reiauiB nit oiplomati.
ihcr 9ieieroirtbeit eingeoent oes I'm.
itanoes, oaB am Dienitag crit betrefiS
Ser g(lsmeiilna ser Spanier energi.
idle @roteite bci General Gorrauso
erboben porocu lporen. Scbt, oa Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-10
1Eencr Inn qnoer6ons

sSn Dem 2oger9ouie GER. 500, 9}oro.
2crington. StroBe, in mel6em iicb bic
&dltnIidfciten ser Godpopier 6irmo
9. 6ronf & Sobn 6efinocL brad &c.
itern 9l6cno Inn 6 ll6r Gin 9rauO
aus, Der ieOo1 MIR geringen Sdaoen
auri6tetc. 0aS 6eucr mar I'M &el.
Ter iunter olten @npier. .@orrdt6en olf
bis6cr nod maufgcfldrte @eiic ent-
iton0en im0 fonnte bon Der 6cler.
mcbr o6ne 9roBe W}iibe geloi6t mer.
0cn.
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Mpdl ein ltnfnn.

9(n Ocr @dc BON 2om6orO- uno
gocoitroBe wuroe geitern 9}abmittag
wenige Nlimlten Dor 5 ll6r Der -
Sabre altc 3cihmgsiimge Sobn
9eusIep bon 9tr. 1929. SiiosFoco-
Ctr, bon einem g(utomobil iiberiab.
rem mo Oerortig perlebt, OaB ieinc
&erbringuig na6 Dem llniperiitdts.
Soipital notbio loor. Ger G6auiieur
ocs glltomo6ils, Clinton 6raufomib,
ein 3Ssid6riger 9luiie aus Glmncrs.
Station 9oltinore.Golntp, muroe
per6aitet uno in Ole weitlide @oli5ei.
Station eingcliefert, on cine 6abrldi.
iiafeit ieiucrieits ni6t ausgei4loiien
criheint.
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sdlaSemeriabfIaae.

Scr Ebicror5t 2amrencc Sidmon
1T im arcisgeridt BON Baltimore
GouutD mlf $1,000 56aoeucrios Der
fIo0t woroen oa cr ange6lic9 fiir Ocn
600 cines Sbctlauo &onD perant.
wortli@ iein ioa. Qie aldger iino
6mci aiuoer, @orinuc imo 9llfrie0o
GroBmore, sic oilr6 ibre @tltter,
5rou Sgoia GroBmorc Die aIaec
cin9ereid)t 9o6en. 9os @onp ioa
Dpn coler 9l6itommlng acpeieu iein
uno piele &unititiide gelernt boben,
gtun oerlangen Die ain0er $1,000 fir
oen @erluit ibres &ieblingstbiercs.
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9entidjes g3cgeinsle6cu.

D@ernania @lGnacr4or" c1rt ici.
neu Giri0eutcu G6eo @emberacr.
ARRANGEMENTS iir 6rii6iobrs
2(lSiliige. Sic Sereinc inI
Often Der Stoot flciBi0 GIN Giu-
ii6cn.
Gic 3uianlmcnfruit Ocs y@crmo.
mia @2dnucrdors4 in icincm Ghl5.
5oic itnuo inter Dem 3ei@cu ciucr
ir06liGen @e6urtstogsfeicr. Sn felt.
lidcr @ciie murOe ooS 43. &iegen.
felt 0cS &ercins Giriacutcn E6co.
Scm6crger 6cgoigeu mo Ocmiel5cn
in 2lnipra6cn oicl @utes fir Den fer.
ucren 9c5enSwcg gepiinidt. God
oic5 Die e0lcSngeshtnii murOc ni4t
pergeiicu mO fleiBig fir Oos 6eoor.
ite6enOe 6rii6lings CONCERT geiibt
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goiton 8. 9tpril @r- 6ron5
glppea elm 9ieprdiertout ocs oelt.
i6cn glusmanoeruugs 9ureolS, mcl
her 6eute BON Bremen bier eintrab
gcoenft, me6rere @oben III oieicm
2anoe 81 Der6riugcH Inn Die 9lbicrs
tigung unO Gert6eiIlng Der @inpou.
0erer in oeridieoeuen adantiiheu
@dfen 6il ihoiren. @r miro Nem
glorf Baltimore @biIoocIp1io mo
glep Crleans 6clumcu.