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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-15
VICTORIA THEATRE
SALE TOMORROW
Property To Be Disposed
Of in Vesey Street
SaIeSrOOmS.

The NJ. Morgenthau, Jr, Company
will offer at public auction in fore
closure proceedings, at the Vesey ST.
salesroom tomorrow, Hammerstein 3
Victoria Theatre, at Seventh ay. and
AID st.
The sale is the result Of friendly re-
adjustment action on the part Of Oscar
Hammerstein and his co-partner, due
- Tho result of the recent death Of
his son. William Hammerstein.
A few days before Justice Donneiiy
SIGNED an order confirming the sale; a
Lease of the property was recorded by
the Hammerstein Amusement Com
rnp re Arthur Hammerstein and Lyle
b Andrews. The lease is to extend mo
from October 10, 1914, to hp s57 o NM,
1914 The rental was given, as % |Voo
ia taxes annually and also 80 per
cont c" of the net profits of the place
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BRIGHT FUTURE
FOR COLONY
Continued from page 1

as to the ideal house of this type. Now
this house of six rooms and bath and
with n spacious porch on the southerly
and easterly sides has its exterior lines
expressing strength and bigness and
also solid comfort. IL has all the
marks, too, TO use a trade expression,
Of n $4,000 house, yet the total price
was about $4,000. The actual work of
putting up this house was done by
Contractor Frederick Gauss. Ground
was broken in April for the structure
and some months ago it was ready for
occupancy. The house is q feet wide,
81 feet deep, the total depth Of the
premises being 1876 feet.
From the Belden Point dock TO the
bridge connecting the island TO Pei
Fam Bay Park is about mile, and at
IS broadest point, which is the section
Trough which Fordham ST. runs, the
island Is not over four blocks wide.
On Fordham ST. is Public School H.
! he school sets on land some feet
above the level of the street. and so
close TO the waters edge as TO get
the full benefit of whatever breezes
blow from the Sound across the island.
Wherever is the postoffice is usually
the most central part Of settlement
Following this line of reasoning, the
centre of City Island must be at Bay
ST. and City Island av, for at the
southwest corners of those two thor
oughfares is situated the postoilice
City Island av., or Main ST., as the
thoroughfare is also called, has quite
number of business buildings. this
being the big business artery of the
section. What impresses the average
visitor most on setting foot on City
Island av. are the broadness and, more
over, the cleanliness of this avenue.
Il is so wide as 10 provide most in
viting way for Automobiles, not for
the present time only, but for many
years.
To the northeast Of the postoffice
is another one of the charming home
sections of the place. At the north
east corner Of Beach ST. and Mime
ford av. is the modern home of j. II.
Beatty, Superintendent of Parks for
Manhattan and Richmond. On the OPP
pcsite corner is n bungalow Of most
striking design. II was built for the
occupancy of W. Burden Stage, the
Fifth av. photographer. In a more
ncrtherly part Of Minneford av.
$4,000 house is being erected OF
three lots for Z. Waldenberger This
is one of the finest and costliest of
the many dwelling houses now being
brilt in The Bronx. The grounds are
just large enough 10 show off to good
advantage the architectural beauty of
this house. The whitehead front of
the building is made to seem even
lighter than it really is by the deep
green shade of the nearby waters of
the Sound and the shadows cast by
surrounding trees. Looking to the
northeast, one gets from this point of
the island a good view of the pict-
uresque cement house of Mr.. Douglas,
at King av. and Elizabeth ST. Unmis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-15
TRADING IN BROOKLYN
Investor Purchases House on
Ridge Boulevard.

Frank A. Seaver sold the one fanny
brick house at 6744 Ridge BouieVa arc
for /. Obermeyer to an investor the
dUI .f f. brick house at 1858 74th ST..
Sor Kushner & Gold to n. Lorenzen ior
and the ,g plot 4C sgo feet fSet ea 1t
the south side OF 4 e W vSii Ian Soaring
TO a builder. c.nv leosed
the three story building at the dr,a sodcn'
Gas1 eo- and am Concord SITS, facing the
n nrlos Bridge Plaza. After alter,
atoms at on, the building will be occupied
j" T h, Buckley & Horton Company
leased the dwelling at 1868 Dean 81 81
c l[@TET of New York ay, for Emma NJ
Pc '"v TO Joseph A. Judd for term
CHARLES Z. Rickerson rented dwellihg'
~ g. Tobn's Place to Samuel u.
c ~ for a term of years and S4z
carroll St to David T. Leahy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-15
ENLISTS SERVICES
OF CAPABLE MEN
d. E. AinswOrth, Albany
Representative of State
Association.

Daniel f.. Ainsworth, who was chosen
NJ n meeting Of the New York Real
Estate Association held in Albany last
Saturday 90 represent that organiza-
ton at Albany, is n man with consid-
erable experience in public life. lie
is vice president of the Albany Cnam-
Der of Commerce. was member OF lhe
Assembly from 1885 to 1893, ana our
inc that time was the Republican lead
or in the Assembly. He has also been
deputy Attorney General and mas
served Albany as president Of the
Board of Education.
II Lehman. of the law firm OF
Leventritt. Cook & Nathan, OF when
cx-Judgc David Leventritt Is the head'
was chosen counsel of the organization
in New York City. lie has had very
wide experience in real estate matters
and represents some very large prop
erty owners in New York City.
At the meeting last Saturday M.
MorQenthau, jr., the newly elected
president of the association, announced
that the committee on Constitutional
Convention was az follows;
Chairman, l.. d. Woodwork, Roches-
ter; first vice-chairman, Delaney NJ
Ellis, Albany; second vice-chairman'
Allan Robinson, New York; third wee
chairman, Thomas ]. Overturf, Buffalo;
secretary, II. l.. Reed, Amsterdam;
Danforth f. Ainsworth, Albany; Hiram
Mintz, Bnghamton; Fenton NJ. Parke,
Buffalo; Henry Bloch, |. II. Lehman,
Thomas NJ. Mulry, Edward p. Doyle
and Elisha Sniffin, Manhattan; Cyrus
C. Miller and Edward b. Boynton,
The Bronx; John f. James, Brooklyn;
James Frank, Long Island; William II.
Williams, Queens; Ii. b. Stevens and
Kingman n. Robins, Rochester; ,. /.
Belts and Herbert Hess, Syracuse; A.
]. Baechle, Utica; Robert Il. Farley
and Clifford B. Harmon, Westchester,
and +. J. McGoldrick, Assistant Corpo-
ration Counsel.
As TO work Of the constitutional COM
mittee, Allan Robinson said: THE Al
bany end of it is, Of course, the crown
ing work of all | feel that you can
properly say that you represent the
real estate interests of the state on
this matter. II would be far better 10
work through you than il is TO get
lot of segregated units in different
parts of the state working along their
own lines, perhaps toward the same
end, but not under any one leadership.
That way is always unwise and some
times fatal, so | think all of those VINO
are interested in different organiza-
tions ought to work toward getting all
the various influences on this particu-
lar thing directly in this one channel,
and so far as any organization IN
which / am interested is concerned,
am sure we will be very glad to coop
crate, and will do everything | can to
bring about that cooperation. 1t is
big job.
This is the chance for us, even If
we do not get what we want, at least
TO see that the other man who is try
ing to get something on US doesn't get
il. 1t would be a great pity if the real
estate men of this state, who have
never been able to get together before,
are not able 20 do il now. A good
chance comes through this organiza-
ton and we ought to back it up"
The work of the New York Real Es-
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LOST. FOUND AND REwAkpS

IOST - Seven money orders PS'yp,,t Brustsl
schultz Reward returning 10 II. LA''
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only be accomplished IL all will L.,
hand and thus do their share ~ aa :
which would otherwise be a 49, H'f
great for any small body Of men 20
President Morgenthau 70 a Tribn, Md
porter yesterday. "The ori9inaI r.
tention Of the Real Estate Cenva. ~
was that ! should appoint a comni, s,a
on constitutional convention ~ re
Through very great efforts hsv. I'VE.
ceeded in limiting the committee , aas-
far to twenty-six, but By 20 do,s w,
have had TO exclude many ints,.ss !
such as the Savings Bank Associ,,'..,
OF the state, representatives Of M. In
insurance companies, representa,iv.
the builders, architects and Other. o.
feel that they should be represented I %
this committee" %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-15
Commercial Leases.

Webster B. Mabie has leased the
tenth loft in 60 and 65 West Seth st.
for term of years TO John Traina,
manufacturer of dresses; Offices in 239
Fourth av. to Herman Sheinbaum, the
fifth loft in 81 Fifth av. 70 B. B. Baer
e. Co. and the seventh floor in IS East
Odd 81. 20 F. Berkeley Smith.
Spear g. Co have rented the fifth loft
in 81 and SO West 36th st. TO the Dia-
mond Tea Gown Company and the
Flora Manufacturing Company.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased store in the 47th st. side of
the Strand Theatre Building to John
Di Palma, the second floor Of PIP TO 216
West 47th st. to c. J. Dryden & Co. and
IN conjunction with Pease & Gilman
the fourth floor at i49 w. 36th 81. to
the Nuunelly Company.
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ate Association was further discussed

tate Association was further discussed
on Friday Mt luncheon given at
Hahn's Rathskeller by President NJ
Morgenthau, jr. Among the invited
guests were Gage e. Tarbell, Clifford y.
Harmon, william X. Rose, Nicholas
Biddle, Walter Lindner, Elisha Snifin,
!. II. Lehman, l.. VI. d. Mcclure, John
+. james, Allan Robinson, Alfred Il.
Marling, Cyrus G. Miller, Henry Bloch,
Thomas VI. Mulry, James Frank, Will
lam II. Willis, p. y. Boynton, William
d. Bloodgood, William II. Mills. p. f.
Simon, Leo s. Bing, Edward p. Doyle,
F.. J. McGoldrick, William &. Breed,
James l.. Wells, F. X. Wood and Stew
art Brown.
"Our work has only started, and can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-15

CuOk-Sucl.sh Etat. h-st class In all respects
excellent -1c.. splendid references. Os,erbefs' S
Ag-ac. 30 L'NHr,Cr ay. phone Plaza - o. 1888.
coos lAI NDRESs HOl sLWORkEK with
cliG O.. s.v. excellent cook. so; 90 anywhere,
Miss sAea's ACency 20 L. l-d ST. murray nm
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BUSINESS CARDS.
HAIG $ IsKIYiN

ANSONlA STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.
Moving. packing. shipping Automobile vars
Tor long distance ScnG postal f0f esiimais
i5 West Ssh 81 Phone 1852 Riverside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-15

A -HOFNAYBR. Reed & Barton Building
eco 5th hv, ninth floor Agency Reliable
servants Tor permanent aud temporary situa-
lions Tel 41gI Madison square
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Downtown Business Leases.

The Mutual Life Insurance Company
has rented the ground floor Offices in
The Hudson Building, 80 Broadway, TO
Furness, Witty & Co., Limited, steam
ship agents, now at 10 Broadway; also
the grade floor Offices in the Mutual
Life Building, on Nassau ST., to George
r. Read g. Co.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LEI
NEW JERSEY.
THE STATE is BEHIND
THIS OPPORTUNITY

Houses. Bungalows AID Building Lots along The
Palisades about opposite Grants TOMB. are being
sold Is order ~ tho supreme Court at prices that
average about 5Oos Of the sale price Of former
owners.
100 to $50 OF the purchase price may remain
on bond and mortgage
Nou should by all means De among the many
Who are nov taking advantage 70. tlr cKtraord nary
promise Of profit that these fine properties hold forth
The state Banking bcpar,men, IS holding the sale
20 ldudate ;hs affairs OF the Industrial Savings
and loan Company
Inspect these properties personally or apply Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-15
WANT SUBWAY EXTENDED
Mass Meeting to Urge Con-
tinuing Line to Yonkers.

A mass meeting has been arranged
for the purpose of urging the extension
of the present subway from 242d ST. to
Yonkers, to be held on Wednesday, No
vember 10, at o'clock, at Lavelle Hall,
260th ST. and Riverdale av. Prominent
city and borough officials are expected
to speak.
A large attendance is expected, espe-
have been divided into lots and sold TO
individual buyers in recent years in the
section affected by this improvement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-15

WMrRESS-PARLORMAID- Tai. sr,. Class s..
Ism glr.; excellent wai.,es. car tase bayi
pace. understands work thoroughly. c1eefisr, rgs
Phone Plaza 2Tg
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Buyer of the Paulette.

Mrs. Edith Hawk is understood to
be the buyer of the nine story Paulette
house, at 100 TO 1876 West 80th St, re-
ported sold recently by Pease & Eli
man for the Tourneur Realty Company
Julius Tishman & SOM As previously
announced, an estate of thirteen acres
at Ridgefeld, Conn, figured in the
deal
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WAITRESS -PARLokNAID-CCm gfl; y,
TcferenCes. city country. WAGES s9n Cs'f A Ia
q boecherer Go. Agency a. Wsi 3sd g.
YOUNG WOMAN as housekserer generally a~'.,
- an COOK; references Address Z n Boz s.
Ir-luue UPTOWN ore llfi RrlalRaf
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ooVFSTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


pt-TrrR VALET SEFUL.--Elgish. thoroughly
enced very willing. excellent references, ely
or country industrial Assn II West isd s.
C0IORED COUPLE-Butler-use useful; cook -lann-
49, do entire W0th. specially competent, 800.
NfIss S6ea's Agency 80 Z. 42d S. Murray Hill o774.
C0TPTF -Uoranders speaking litte English: do
entirs work, $40 70 begin. Old country experience
and references Miss Shea's Agency, 80 /. A-d 81.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW YORK STATE
NEW YORK STATE.
YEARS INCOME $1,000
219 Acres, Equipped, $500

Asel owner had an income Of 5000 from farm
this year but wants tO retire. and some younger
man gets remarkable opportunity. big money
maker cuts so toas hay: spring watered pasture Tor
80 cOws. 30 acres wood. good orchard. lg-roOm
stone house. 6G-ft. barn. with running water. hop
kiln; poultry houses. other buildings, maple
shade: charming location, Ogcrlooks village. neigh
hors near. nal. delivered: telephone. II taken
sou get the machinery and tools. with price for all
only s3s00. very easy terms. Full details. l0ca-
ton etc. page s. "Strout's New Winter Farm Bar
gains" Just out; copy free Z. \. STROUT FARM
AGENCY Station -,il3. a. West ssh 81. New
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Warehouse for Automobiles.

The Duross Company has leased for
Herman f. Eppel TO John Magee the
six story building 209 West 18th st.
FOR an automobile warehouse for
long term Of years.
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IWUN IaUUUTr HItI lTl63 NN1TIsl VIVA UtoI N
Agency. go Lexington az. tel. i4j3 Plaza.
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CONNECTICUT.
35 ACRES, $1,000
Dandy Poultry Farm

In beautiful Western Connecticut. on main road.
only miles 90 up-to-date village with store. IT,
hrar. electric lights. fine houses. unsurpassed mar
Ret. you can make money here and enjoy a charm
ing home. loamy fields. pasture FOR . COVE. some
wood quantity apples. plums. pears. other fruit. T.
room cottage. open hrepiaces nearly new basement
barn. poultry house. other buildings. has
business iu Sew York cts. cannot occupy. price
now only 81 500. your chance Fun details and
travelling directions. uagr I. 'strouts New Winter
anu Bargains. iust out; eopy Tree. Z. A.
SrROtT FARM AGENCY. Station 2.ilg. a. West
.fiI Il. NcM lurN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-15

COZ PLE-Butie-. valet. ussf-f. .-,,.
COOK good manager. entire u1-k NO. -. 49,
. emu Greeley s.ij. MacNeu Agssey. /, Nc,
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Female

Female
A WOMAN ABLE TO MANAGE sTORE AID NJ,
handle help Hairdressing experience help'ul' nul
not necessary Must have ambition and energy. BIG
opportuiAto FOR right person. ., ,- ,-.,,,,.
DRESSAAKER-Long experience iat xi e Ssut
,,sde vai,ts Dressmaker. 40 West ioth 81
yoI7I1, LADY wishes position on chicken farm; with
refined people 90 learn business Address IS -
Rox 100 Tribune Uptown ONCE 1904 bioS2"@y'
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taxable evidence is here that this. part
of City Island has all the attributes
that 81 % make residential place
allur'r 1r its variety of charms. FOR
"A vcr time this section OF City
Island been growing in favor IN
tho summe time with city dwellers,
and the day is drawing nearer when
this and the other parts OF the island
will be in big demand among specula-
tors and investors.
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,N-TADY'S MAID-YOung Belgian. $50 :
GOOD la.rirosser packer. seams,ress j., Miss
46frnsyer, Agency 800 Flf,h ay, 9Th door. phone
1907 Madison 50.
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-HOFMAYBR. Reed & Barton Buildns
$50 5th bv.. ninth hoor Agency Reliable
servants for permanent and temporary stua-
lions Tel i5gI Madison Square
A'-LADY's MAID-Young Belgian; $50;
good ha.rIrcsser packer seamstress, j., Miss
Hofmaycr 5 Agency. 800 Fif;h av, sth hoor' phone
4j27 Madison 80.
CU1NfBERSiAID WAITIlEss-Young Danish girl.
s95-S3D c. Miss llo,maycrs Agency. 500 futh
av gth io1r. phone lJ2l Madison 81.
CTANBEhAlAlD. MAirtESs and COOK. Scotch.
together. separate. BON eNce.ei!t WorAets go.
SO: good re,cgc1ce. Greeley d3ij. MacNeiI
Ascnc u ". s5th st.
CHANBERyiAID -WAI 4RESs competent: best ref
oreuccs els, country, wages. $3.50. Can AZ
lang * Bo-.a,reg Co Agency. - West 33d 81.
CHANBEKlIAID- SEAAlsrREss. German; expe-
r.euced best references city country. wages.
$50 Can At Lang 4 Boecherer TO Agency. -
CTANBER3iAD. WAITRESS-Neat Finnish grl.
cool IL. .fa.cts. city. country. H2--Slt. Seuder-
BUS Alelcr 1871 Madison ay; phone til4 Harlem.
CEANBLkylAlU. WAlTRESS-Ncat. tall Swedish
gri. excellent clambernalI waitress or par.or-
maid: best references Oste-hergs Agency. 7l6 Lex
.nEol ay; ph0le Para
CHILDs NURsE-Youns English girl. $50 l..
MIS- hofmayer's Agency. go Fu'h ar. 9th noosi
phone sj-i Madison 50.
COOK-s -5-.-. ASH. lau1dy. neat. economical.
els Cr country. .t rears' Xcel.elt personal rel
crcuc.s Iuoa-tra. Association. u West 4-d s.
COOK-Frsi class. excellent manager. ss,er hit
cha.ma4. $40 aud sic. years excellent personal
reference. els OF country. Industrial Aslociau'A'
~ west 81 o..
COOk-Gem1a. rs. cas-: city or country. best
references. wage. Sil-$50 Lang BoecherU
Go Ag-.e. West $50 ST.
COOK - Fimisn: thoroughly experienced. all
bl-..H.-. exceptional. rtfcI,lces. city. country.
Seude- lugs Agency. le-i Madison Az. phone ii'i
coon WAITRESS CuAAiBEBNAlD-Two hrst
cass Swedish grs. Oue excellent cook other
81 .ril.d va4t.cs- AouselAd Osteroergs Agency.
10 L..rr.ol a, phole "a PlaLa
COOK-Am rcau. nrst class. cy country: re-
Babe, Trustworthy beat o. references. Greeley
C.fH Mar.-. Agoc. ~ W. 5j,h s.
COOk-sucdsn, neat. h-st class In all respects.
excellent l1o.. splendid references. Osiefbefss
Ag-icf, 40 L'NHr'Cr az; phone Plaza - o. 1850
coos la NDRESs HOT slWORkkk. with
child O.. SIX. excellent cook; so; 80 anywhere
Miss SAeas ACency. 20 J.. AID 81 Murray Hill
C,.l.
COOk md LAUNDREss. CHANBERAfAlD ald
WAITRESS. FntisA girls; ven neat. ccp4a. e.;
best references: CTS country. Jusslla Agency. go
lexington sy. Gel. iiJ3 fla.a
COOK Capable. high class Swedish COOK: best ny
erence. with hichenmaid or alone Jussila
Agency. go Lexington az. tel. i4j3 Plaza
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Downtown Buildings Leasea'

Smear G. Co. have rented the ouilalng
a. 81 crosby st. 10 Mutnick Bros, ana ana
The building at 1853 Mercer ST. 10 '"e
Rapid Paper Company.
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REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY

EOR HOMES In the real country near New
York consult The Country Home League.
40 West 32d street Phone $3.50 Madison
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REAL ESTATE At AUCTION.
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Female.
WORK WANTED.
Male
BOOKKEEPER,
OFFICE MANAGER,
CREDIT MAN,

is open Tor POSITION at once OWIHg 20
liouidation of his former employers;
eight years in last position with prom
inent clothing house managing entire
Office bookkeeping department, CORE
spondence. credits and financial al
fairs: first class man with long ex-
nerience in various lines, competent to
take care Of your entire affairs; a man
in whom you can place utmost conf
dence; IS years old, married; no rea-
sonable offer will be refused, proyid-
inc there is chance 20 work up into
leading position again; first class ref
ercuces and recommendations; bond
for any amount if required. A. d. L.
Box 20. Tribune.
- :. - --....,l-, or,t,lnrrleni as com
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,,t.>,rI pNfAN desires evening employment as com
raulou on secretary capable, agreeable, usEeliSi'
,eeds orcupatlon account reyerses. Address - b.
Bor 30 Tribune Office.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
CONSULT US NOW

After trip through the State I strong
ly advise against any one selling bis
real estate Il lie can afford % hold II.
We are. without doubt. on the threshold
o. a revival OF business. Every one Is
optimistic and ready 20 push ahead.
Money viii soon be plentiful for all
legitimate business enterprises and also
Tor hrst-olass investments. such as good
bonds. notes. mortgages. and choice real
estate
II you MUST SELL NOW. put your
property IN the hands Of a good. live.
up-to-date concern that realizes the
conditions and will get you a FAIR
| PRICE.
VI. MORGENTHAU, JR.,
Presldcgf
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Agent.

Chas. 4. de Casanova,
Agent on Premises.
or your own broker.
Tel. Columbus 1896.
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COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT
AGENCIES.

COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
NJ Is Hoch. Prop: Office help, any "a
pacity G. william ST Phone 1907 John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-15

New 6 story high class eleva-
tor house. all outside rooms.
specially adapted to bachelo
Service. etc under personal
supervision
Ready Tor occupancy New high class
10 st9ry elevator apartment houses:
rrenrooi an latest improvements.
unsurpassed view Of Hudson River
aud all the surroundings.
Il story modern hreprooi building.
Al meals served iu aptmts Every
convenience. all outside rooms. Per
manent light. large closet space.
m0st convenient location n city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-15

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.