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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-25
PIANOS AND ORGANS

'FEPI. ESS electric and pedestrian COIN
operating pianos: sole agent. JAMES
i147 East Broad 81. elizabeth. ~ J. Tel.
Cpl
CASH paid for second hand upright pianos
A. s. MATTON. rs Plane az.
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RIDGEFIEDD PARK. N. J.-Nine and tens
room houses. full modern all Improves
ments: minutes from station; railroads
and trolleys; Communication. z cents; large
plots, also 2-family houses; terms or cash.
HERMAN NIEHAUS H. Hobart ct.
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MONTCIAIR
oPPORTUN

OPPORTUNITY never before offered ellen;
going West; Will sacli hce new modern res
idence 9 rooms. baths, sleeping porch sun
paror; every appointment; excellent loca-
tlon; price, s 800. MURDOCH. opposite
Lackawanna terminal.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

IRVINGTON-Several one-famiiy houses;
new. from siA rooms to nine rooms and
bath, ranging from $500 to s5.uUO, neAr
trolleys, steam heat. electric lights. etc.
easy terms; see these bargains. c. NJ. HOP
WOOD. az Emmet ST.. Newark. phone 1888
NaNerly.
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NEW YORK

A REAUTIFUI. COUNTRY HOME
right the water. at New Brunswick: large
house; electricity hot water heating. tele
phone; acres. stable. chicken houses; neal
country club; golfing. tennis. etc: price
Sl2 900. Photograph and plans at OWNER
COG Park av, Manhattan. n. Y.
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NEW BRUNSWICK

STORE and dwelling six rooms and large
store modern Improvements; good bus
ness and residential district; bargain -
quick buyer. JOHN oEfiS SO Throop av..
New Brunswick.
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vAUXHALL


NEW six-room house, all improvements:
located on Springfield av. splendid locas
tion for doctor: Vauxhall section. will sell
at bargain. small payment down. balance
easy terms. Inquire VAUxHALI. Real Is-
tate Office. Take Springfield av. car.
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KEARNY
LET CITY

LET CITY REALTY CO build a coy one.
family house your vacant lot; Sl,1oO
full price; we finance 1t, furnish plans,
in pect plans; open Sunday CITY REALTY
Co, 1915 Springfield ay., Irvington, at
Orange az.
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LYONS FARMS

LET CITY REALTY CO. build a coy one
family house your vacant lot; yl'iOO
full price, we finance It, furnish plans
specifications and upper ion fr. e; call ana
INSPECT plans; open Sunday. CITY REALTY
Co, lJ45 Springfield as., Irvington. at Or
ange av.
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PLOT, 50x100. main street 100 feet TO
beach, excellent site for summer business.
BROWN & KINGSLAND. Keansburg. N. j.
FLOT OF land. 37hx65. on Carr av., first
block from beach; senson lease, $3.50.
BROWN & KINGSLAND. Keansburg. N. j.
HOLLOW tile ungalow near beach nice
plot and bath price $2,sO0.
BROWN & KINGSLAND. Reansburg. N. j..
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RUTHER

FOR sALE-Beautiful suburban residence,
situated at Rutherford: rooms hard
wood floors, electric lights. gas hot water
heat, every modern Improvement: house can
! e seen al any time; easy terms. EDWARD
S. MERCER CO.. Suburban Real Estate, 248
Main aV., Passaic, N. j.; tel 103-W.
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B0ONTON

CLINTON HILI--Two and one-ha If story, -
family; IA rooms 3 baths. Dantres. butter
pantries: all i'm, no, ements: separate heaters;
mission finish; beam ceiling: pate shelf
mighty decorated; slate roof: large porches:
will sell at great bargain for S6.UUv; NJ
agents. Inquire FENDER S21 South 18th st.
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LYNDHURsT

ASTONISHING B41nGA4N-tiood seven-room
house. brick lined. two olen hrepiaces,
plenty fruit. incl ding ehickensi half acre
land; price 50 700 worth $500. Call
NICHOLSON CO. Lyndhurst.
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FOR sale Ridgewood. ". Elegant mod
ern frame house. 10 rooms and bath. fine
barn. two chicken houses; plot 1o0x4sts
street to street; price $1,000 mortgage So
WIN REYNOLDS, 11S1 Grand ST., BROOKE
Ign. Telephone 3S80-Wiliamsburg.
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POINT PLEASANT

ONT PLEASANT-Bargain lots. 50x125 |;
choice location; COM enient to ocean, river.
station: sidewalks, sewer gas, water, cleo
tr city: only $500 each. Room 20, 1874
Broadway. New York.
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SOUTH ORANGE

AT Mountain StatiIn, sSU,.td range. a 10 and
Broom house: al. IN iro, ements: fine view;
$55 and s75 per month. o. 8. THOMPSON
81 18th ay.. New York: phone 3!B3 Graz
mercy.
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WEST NEW YORK

FOR SALE-Two modern 2-famiiy detached
New York all improvements; 40 minutes
from New York City Hail, fare &C.; price
Helm, coz Hill ST.. West Hoboken n. q,
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WILL sacrifice new ~ story. 2-famiy house
at Franklin av.. near Broad St; III rooms
and open attic: SO 600. Inquire BENDER,
S21 South 18th st.. Newark.
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FOR SALE
CHICK EMS.


ALL KINDS Of baby chicks; every one look
Ing for White Rock chicks should get some
Of these leiOre they are gone indian Hun
ner ducklings; feed your chicks r. q q.
sGrowing food and see them grow; 1t Is
a paianced ration for making bone ana
Muscle; contains the necessary mineral mat
ter, and Is partly dlgested; 1t never causes
Indigestion. Come to headquarters for IN
terna tional Sanitary Ho,ers," the grent chick
mother, and Newtown Giant Brooder stoves.
vt are exclusive Essex County distributing
agents; Hewtown breeders are coal burning
and come In two sizes, one. accommodalihR
boo ehiehs and the larger $500 chicks. Don
fal TO see the ,'Koze hot water bfooder f9s
30 chicks. $3.50: Cyphers, Hatchaht, Pralre
State Buckeye United and Peerless inen-
bators deli, ercd to your nearest freight STA
zion at catalogue prices; Peerless 60-eKe IN IN
cuhator will hatch every hetchahle egg. 10.
We carry heavy felt for incuhators ana hrood-
srs; see the newest things In sanitary Ieeii.
srs and fountains, chick troughs, etc: maaes
By the International people: the o-lini
feeder and exerciser ls all the name lmn5is 5s
come In aud look it over; o. Is. litter 81 -.
del cred: oiled muslin. Spratts Chlehgra, H,
contains no corn. pratts chick toon a NJ,
cankey's star Ing food; Whiting s. rat
and Conkey's white dlarrhoea remedy als
FaRN AvD GARDEN, 200 Market 81. cor
Lawrence st.
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SHORT HILLS,
vAILsBURG

LET CITY REALTY CO. build cozy liam
lily house On your vacant lot: S1.700 Iull
price; we finance II. furnish plans, speci6.
cations aud suner, lsion free: call aud Inspect
pans: open Sunday. CITY REALTY CO. 1O45
Springfield ay.. Ir ington. at Grange av.
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BARTER & EXCHANGE

MAvE ten lots at Lakewood. in the Pines
80 fine camping site: value $3.50: will trade
for auto diamonds or Jewelry: make offer
Address GAMBLER, Box H. Star office.
ayi0 MODEL. Chalmers car, good condi.
tion newly painted. $780, or Will exchange
Tor good equity In lots Address EXCHANGE,
Box So. Star office.
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VAN SBURG-Three restricted lots; one
37x140 Sanford av.: two 37hxi00
on Smith st.. c. A. SMITH, 472 Sanford
avenue.
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OUT OF TOWN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. house, all frie
provements; seven bedrooms, large recep-
tion hall finished In auartered oak: parlor.
dining-room, kitchen. large buffers pantry;
also back stairs and toilet separate from
bath room; tubs and toilet in cellar: newly
decorated and painted: lot. 50xlO0; near troll
ley stations; $3.50; easy terms. Inquire lsS
Holmes IT.. BeleViils.
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SEASHORE
Shore Front-16T Acres
Sim MFR HOTELS

GREENWICH. conn.
SELL AT A BARGAIN.
Address OWNER, 237 Star Office.
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CALIFORNIA RIiN

CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW. big sacrihce;
every Improvement; open fireplace; near
q oil ey worth $4,000; price, SO, 400 terms. S4Oe
cash; balance small installments. FIACREs
926 Essex building.
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WEST SUMMIT
COLONIAL COUNTRY HOME

80 MIN. FROM NEwARK-Lackawanna r. r.
Ten rooms. all improvements. large omen
ireplac es; spacious grounds shaded by pine
ash and elm II, es large comb nat m barn
and garage with Gem Mt floor chi eken hou5 e.
outbuildings, vegetable garden. Quick buver
can have thi ideal all-year suburban home
CHEAP, Inc u ing COWS, chickens and stock,
Address OWNER. Box AZ, West Summit,
N j,
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AT LANSDOWN, N. J.-Slx-room house;
garden and lawn: water In kitchen; beaus
tiful shade trees, fruit; large poultry hose;
minutes to station, m. nutes to bathing
and fishing; price 81, 500 to $1,000 cash.
CHAS. BRILL, JR., 1547 Broadway, N. Y.
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FOR SALE. cheap. ten young hens ana cocE'
isa7 erel. good stock. White Leghorns. A u
ysIINN GO Forty-first st., Irvington,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-25

BARGAIN-Private house. rooms. beth. all
improve nents' also small factory, ali
brick. 70 minutes to New York. w. NAL
LET, 1873 Central av. Jersey City
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BERGENFIELD-New Groom bungalow;
all improS ements; near station; large plot !;
$l,975; s175 down. balance $1S monthly
Owner. F. F., Bogota, N. j.
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MOTORCYCLES AND
BICYCLES

BICYCLE S AND MOTORCYCLES
Largest stock In Eastern States.
RemoS al Sale Great Reductions.
liver johnson Fierce Columbia Stearna.
Niagara AMI Keystone. Hundreds TO select
from new wheels az low as sf2 80 If YOU
purchase s. coaster hrake. Regular s25
wheels now S1j. Hartford and Goodrich
guaranteed tires 81 40.
liver Johnson Readi' e Motors
Open evenings. Old wheels taken In trade
See wheels 81 down 81 neT week
HERBERT AUSTIN
81 william St. ~ Orange St both hRif
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SOUTH 2lST ST, 471-4.3; near Clinton av.--
New. 6-iamliy; all impro' ements except
az COST open dr m eHeTy dsy ust
sold. KELLER, $40 South 14th ST., Newark.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-25

AT Metuchen. n. j., for sale or rent; rs
miles out on +. r. r.; new 9-room stucco
house; all improvements; price and terms
reasonable to responsible people. Address
owner, w. T. M'ADAMS, Metuchen, N. j.
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ORANGE. v D.. %. rest residen.
tial section restricted. enent: all as
easements paid; easy terms. II. A. MISkI-
MN. 143 Fran orange.
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FOR SALE, at Athena. N. J.-Large two
family house, IL rooms and baths; large
tie separate entrances; house practically
new; house 26x52, lot 5S15xl50 feet; one block
from station first-cla train service, Erie
and Lackawanna railroads; he althy locality:
corner lot on main street: send for photo
and particulars or call and inspect premises.
A. w SMITH, owner.
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NuTLEY

FOR SALE-House; G rooms: all improve
ments: large reception hail; buffers pan
try; desirable neighborho0d; train and
trolley. Particulars apply J. HARRY VAN
WINRLB. IL Union ay.. Nutley
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BOGOTA-Seven-r house. all improve.
ments. 1890: $3.50 cash. OWNER, 81
Mum Rv., Bogota.
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INSTRUCTION
NEWARK ACADEMY

Founded 1872.
WILSON FARRAND HEAD MASTER.
Thorough preparation for sdy college or
scientific school or Tor business life Cata.
'oRnp request
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BOGOTA

UP-To-DATE two-family stone house for
sale cheap. 30 Treacy av.. cor. Avon ay.
Inquire on premises.
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AUTOMOBILES
ArTnMOpTT.re u.sSTun

W. DCi.I.hHS reT houf hirea new cars
reliable service careful drivers. CARPES-
BIT. IL, Helle.ine ~ Thone i35s-R. b. u
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EXCFT STOp 1874 twin With Na'as.ic wind
srittter side car ~res-ta-fife a"tat cnrAiu
snepdometer and tai Ifrht .ea7 2n0 miles
must sell account - sickness. WM.
BR ACFMANN 2o2 Ncutha-tar st
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GOOD touring car or roadster wanted: must
be in first-class order; for free and clear
lots; would make fine camping site or
chicken farm; at Lakewood n. J., In the
pines. Send particulars of car to JOS. M.
BYRNE co, ZIG Broad st.
WANTED-Small delivery car must be In
good condition; state make and uriee. Ad-
dress NOTROM p. o. Box SOS, city.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OUT OF TOWN

FOR SALE--CountTy brownstone mansion,
with TWO tenant houses, Stables, Barag 9,
etc, beautiful shade ana shrdpbery, nne
hedges, etc., 80 acres, overlooking miles OF
nat aral landscape and forests price, S4U, 900;
mere Is bargain Tor someone, as this prop
erty formerly cost $4,000; everything Is In
fine shape. For terms, apply to +. w.
EULNER, Broker, Jamesburg, N. J.; phone
32-R.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-25

ANroNAs rose and single enml-my WIN.
ningb on four entries this year: NewaIn
Pc ltry Association (Bamherger 81, hrst ~, on
cockerel first on hen. third on pullet' also
special best male bird In Anconas' Sala
we'll. first on coekerel. only entry. In IN
three grant pens, now mated ana VIII ~ q
orders for eggs OF chicks HUHLBBhI D
ANcoNA YARDS. 1OS Marcy av'' Ease of-
HnEe.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-25

WATCTT ont for takers that advertise goods
at half price or those that ~ them I'm
carload lois and nay for advertising to sell
them at cost Ruy your goods Of man
that's IN business to make a living you
have some chance to get your MONEYS
worth and personal services in the bargain.
CHARLES KREBS at 81 William St. sells
other makes Of bicycles worth selling. 81
william ST two doors from Washington 81.
81 william st.
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BEILEVTLLE

FOR bargains in Northern Minnesota lands
write NORTHERN REALTY CO. Duluth.
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IRVINGTON

TIFFANY PL. Irvington-New two-fanaly
detached house: Is rooms. two baths. plot
81 5xl40, at bargain, near cal q. easy terms;
modern improvements. Write OWNER, 433
StuyveEant av Isyndhurst. N. j.
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NUTLEY-Modern house, rooms BATH
gas, electric light. fireplace. large piazza
lot 5Ox160; high ground: price 81, 700;
monthly payments. See owner. MOCKSs
FIELD, 30 Clinton st.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-25

FOR SALE-Sntable for boarding; 200 feet
from beach on Keansburg Heights N. d.
facing the bay; handsome 2-story and celia
hollow tile stucco building; running water,
electric light and gas laundry In cellar; large
iaz a and eranda above: large rooms,
smaller rooms, bath and pantry; open fire
place, price $500; $4,000 cash. balance
mortgage. Address ID. CUozZO. II Park
Row New York
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CHATHAM

HOUSE. 0 rooms. all conveniences; wear
station and trolley: lot 50xl50: garden;
high location; restricted neighborhood; no
agents. Box 1874. Chatham. N. J.
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LOANS MORTGAGES

MONEY TO LOAN in amounts to suit bor-
rover desirable Newark properties
quick action ass red on frst-ciass propo-
sitions; make applea' ion now. Call JOS.
NJ. BYRNE CO, 776 Broad st.
LAVE. "a .ils .,siI,4ll .sccunu Inortgakes
Law offices OF WILLIAM HARRIS Kim
~ uuiidinR $40 Broad ut.
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NUTLEY-Very attractive s-room house;
best location; all modern improvements
10. 50xi20, will sell at $500. DEVRIES,
AZ Hampton pl. take Paterson car to Union
az enue.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-25

" ERYTHING FOR POULTRY -inoubators.
brooders feed. ETC.: be-. quality st 1s
lowest prices. }. r. NoLL co" INC. li'
: Mulberry II
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BIG BARGAIN.
For sale. house, Foums and bath; beauti
ful location; macadam road. cement side
walks; gas, electric light, Mater; large plot.
irnit trees, grape arbor, hedge; 30 minutes on
West Shore Il. r.; So 500 at your own terms.
boX 212 Dumont. y. j.
MONTCLAlR aud West Orange hUusps and
lots; good In ,estment; property and bust
ness property iOr sac exchange KANE
81 Chestnut ST.. WCst range.
ADOeT 10 acres land, near Plainiield
$4,000; free and clear. OWNER, 126
5th a..
SACRIFICE-Eis ht-room hoase. best resi-
dental section Hackensaek; cash s2,900
Room 1UO6, 261 Broadway. New York.
SACRIFICE corner riot of ground 5GxI25,
al Ocean View Atlantic Highlands.
q. +. DITiES 334 Hudson ST. Hoboken.
FOR bargains in Northern Minnesota lands
MINI.
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PATENTS

FRAENTZEL & RICHARDS, pat-nt law 90
lictors of Z. s. and fore gn pat mt , trade
mark. copyrights. 7i5-7 Broad ST.. deral
Trust Bldg: established 1885. Tel. 1S4l Mkt.
PATENT BUREAU REICHELT
945 Broad az. Newark. N. j.
-{fanch office. Berlin Germany Foreign
patents a speciality. obtained and sold.
pATF & co. Established 1865. Phone
294G Market, Rooms 510-hll Kinney 3dg
rnar an Market alta.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-25

for sale and rent on Lake Winnipesaukee
and Northern New Hampshire; write US your
wants. YOUNG & THYNG Laconia. ". II.
SEAS lIORE-Fine shady park lots for sale:
free search, warranty deed cash or time:
money for building II desired; cottages for
rent. THOMAS H LEONARD. owner. At
lnntic Highlands, N. ].
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-25

IL rooms; lot i07x114: house at Franklin
ay.. near Eroad st. $4,000. Inquiry BEN.
DER, S2l South 18th ST., Newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-08
SAYS SINGLE TAX
WILL ADD TO RENT
Professor Seligman Attacks Sa-
lant.Schaap Bill at Real
Estate Dinner.

Indisposition kept Mayor Mitchell from
the dinner OF the Real Estate Board or
New York in the Waldorf-Astoris Hotel
last night Robert Bruere. City Chamber
lain. represented him'and said the illness
was slight
Laurence NJ. d. Mcclure and Professor
Edwin r. A. seligman, OF Columbia Uni
yersty spoke.
Professor Selieman's speech was on the
Salant-schaap bill, now pending In the
New York Legislature. The Columbia
educators remarks were largely an attack
on the single tax theory-a movement real
estate men say, which has obtaired
foothold in the citys political thought
or the pending legislation Professor
Seligman said
The Salant-Schaap bill proposes pop
ular referendum on the question OF reduc-
ing the tax rate on buildings and increas-
ire the tax rate on land The agitation
has been ingeniously managed. so as 10
identify it in the popular mind with the
pr oject for lowering rents. This change in
n.
pie matter. is in reality one that calls for
the most careful analysis and the most
accurate knowledge of economic law.
I'm the first place, will rents be low
erede So far as the tax on land is con-
cerncd il must be remembered that in
many parts of New York not little cdpl-
tai must be invested TO blast away the
hills or TO make the rock excavations. 10
the extent that these improvements are
made i'm tile land, not on the land, the
tax will be shifted TO the tenant; so that a
part At least Of the increased tax on land
will 20 to increase rents.
The City Chamberlain. speaking Tor
Mayor Mitchell said he thought the Mayor
would undoubtedly carry out his pre-
election promise 10 sign any bill that
might be submitted to him providing for
referendum on the question Of gradually
reducing taxation on buildings. The
speaker said that The Mayors promises
were not however. 10 be taken as indi-
eating what his views might be
Mr.. Bruere took occasion 10 remind the
real estate men OF what he said were
their obligations as 10 housing condl-
lions" i'm New York city which he de-
clared were extremely bad.
The chairman OF the dinner made
short. vigorous reply TO this, saying that
housing conditions here were good. and
that the contrary opinion was Que 10
faddists and reformers' misstatcments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-08
BURY FRANK V. WILLARD
Crowd of Mourners Made Three
Services Necessary.

Tarrytcwn. y. Y. Feb. The funeral
OF Judge Frank V Mllard. former Sur
rogate Of Westchester County. who was
killed By the Wolverine Express on
Wednesday night. was held this after
noon.
II was originally planned 10 have SIM
pie services AT the house. RI which me
Rev Roscoe Conklin Hatch. OF CHRIST
Church. and the Rev. Arthur T. Brooks
pastor OF John D. Rockefsller's church
were TO of1ciate The Fire Department
however. decided to attend, and II was
necessary 10 have special services FOR
them in the Young Mems Christian Asso-
cistion.
Then. in front OF the house more IMAM
900 persons gathered and the Second
Reform Church had 20 be opened and
automobiles sent for the Rev. John Knox
Allen and the Rev &. W. Ashmesd
More than $50 floral pieces were re-
ceived among them being boautifuI
piece from the Rockefeller conservatory
Judge A. 5 Tompkns, Judge Martin j.
Keogh. County Judge William Platt SUI
rogate ". A. Sawyer. Judge Joseph
Morschauser ard Sheriff William j. Derile
were among those who attended.