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QUEENS BOROUGH DEALS.

Champ & Dasey sold DR.. Stuart Nc
Leod's twelve room home on $50 foot
plot on Summit place. Malba-on-the-
Sound, L. l.. to NJ. A. Dagwell.
j. Albert Johntra sold for the estate
of Louis Gross the dwelling at 3S White
stone avenue. Flushing. to Adolph Vein
berg
Henry Brady sold to Andrew Holz-
man vacant plot 4ox100, on Kingston
avenue. between Palace and Lawrence
boulevards. Bayside, l.. l.
Lewis l.. Weicold sold the following
dwellings for the Sternberg Bros. !:
Homes--On l1fth street. South Rich
nond Hill, TO II. Christine Rohnson, A..
6. whitmore. Florence Hessler, George
Brinkman. Ralph w. Rankin. Frederick
II. Schlld. DR.. A. Lopez Cardozo and r..
NJ. Smith: on 112th street to Frank
Meurer, Harry Henrickson and Mari
Reday on Liberty Heights. woodhaven.
to Helen Craber. Leo Serenbetz, Gustaf
Peterson, Ernest Carlson and William
Dexter
Halleran Agency sold for Clara r.
Lewis the plot, 50x150 feet on the south
side OF Myrtle avenue. west Of Parsons
avenue. Flushing, to Edgar Anthony.
who will erect an eight room dwelling.
J. Albert Johntra sold the home al
SO Bradford avenue. Flushing, owned
by Mrs. Matte Gaines, to George L.
Campbell.
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BROOKLYN MARKET.

Edward 3. kegel sold the northeast
corner OF Prospect Park West and SIX
teenth street. six stores and six rats.
to a client, who now controls the entire
block frontage between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets. and also on the Circle
along Prospect Park West
Realty Associates sold to the Marne
Construction Company, Inc, the block
front on the north side of Twelfth ave-
nue. from Fifty-second to Fifty-third
street, which the buyers win improve
with semi-detached two family houses
with garages. A. Fuchs was the broker.
Henry l.. Nielsen sold the, frame
dwelling with garage at 1905 Chestnut
avenue for a Mr.. Rogers to Dominica
Russo
Charles Partridge leased the store at
the northeast corner of Sterling place
and Franklin avenue to Finneran &
Cowan.
Harry NJ Lewis sold for julius Low
enthal the two story dwelling. 23.3x
1906. at s57 East Seventh street, to
Robert G. voight
Melster Builders. Inc. sold to Frank
Sidott the four family building at $50
Wilson avenue.
r. A. schlesing sold for Henry Heller
the four family frame house at 1896
Decature street to Louis Jabourlee;
also the six family brick tenement
house at 40 Onderdonk avenue, Ridge
wood, for Joseph Dehler to John Kump.
Martin Company leased to Pinckney-
Harding Company. Inc, the sixth floor
OF the Gair Building, SB. 80 and Al
York street
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lion with the promotion and financing
of industrial and real estate enterprises.
The Board OF Education has approved
4 site on the east side of Lexington ave-
nue.. between East Eighty-elShth ana
Fighty-nInth streets for the new julia
Richman High School.
The Institutional Synagogue. through
its officers. has agreed to sell the build
ing 1l2 West ll6th street for $4,000,
less mortgage and interest now thereon,
subject 70 ratification by the board OF
directors and membership.
Brooks & Momand placed first mort
gage loan OF s22 ,0c0 on $50 and 5S4 West
Twentieth street. three story business
building. J0xe2.
Charles T. Moves Company placed q
500. 900 mortgage loan for fifteen years
with the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company covering the erection Of an
eight story fireproof apartment at the
northwest corner Of St Paul Street
Boulevard and Thirty-first street Ba.-
timore. Md.
Slawson s. Hobbs were the Brokers n
the sale OF POT West Seventieth street
10 Catherine e. MoMorrow.
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REALTY JOTTINGs.

Charles S. Clark, architect has plans
in progress for Elk story apartment,
6ixI06x34Ox10 90. az the southwest cor
ner OF st. Nicholas avenue and 1880
street for w. j. Diamond, 70 cost $3.50
900 also for a six story apartment.
120x100, adjoining on st. Nicholas ave-
nue. and 70 cost 5000. 600
H. Meltzer was associate broker in
the sale OF 25-33 Fort Washington ave-
nue.. reported recently
Judge Knox OF the Federal Court has
appointed Henry Brady appraiser OF the
plants and contents or the American
and British Manufacturing Company OF
Bridgeport. Conn, and Providence. n. /.
otto VI. Stanheld. manager OF the loan
department Of S. w. Straus & Go. for
two years. has resigned and will engage
II work Of a similar nature In connec-
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

A completely furnished story brown stone
front house, rooms and bath. East 3eth
St, city, 70 rent from June / TO September
l. al 5000 per month; family going out OF
city; viii rent only to private family. not
can be examined only By card from agent.
JAMES KYLE & SONS, I2i Lexington av.
Telephone Plaza 1871.
THREE story and basement. four bedrooms.
front and back parlor. at beginning OF
Grand Concourse and 150th St, block from
subway station; select neighborhood; Chris
tian; rent SIPS; references. j lso Herald
Herald so.
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Above 1sth st. to 59th st. Unclusive).
East River Go North River.

RoOMING HOUSES
-Four story, basement and cellar: high
stoop. IL room dwellings on lot 1pxiO0.
possesgion at once: land and building.
furniture and going business. ready to
step into, all for price n little more
than the land II worth very easy terms
Apply between 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ. Mt
si5 West 18th ST.. between sth and 9th
40
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avenue and Central Park West held at
$4,000,
David Yogel sold through Mulvihnl
& Co. 10 Bessie Weintraub the four
story flat and store at is1 East l17th
street.
city Island Boom Continues.
The active building or many homes at
City Island BY the City Island Homes,
Inc. Joseph p Day. selling agent, has
started a boom in this water front de-
velopment There are probably thirty
or more new houses IN the course OF con-
struction O.. the island at the present
time. largely by private builders. for
their own permanent homes.
Alr. Day reports thac many sales or
vacant plots are now taking place at
City Island 70 buyers who are preparing
10 avail themselves Of the tax exenp-
tion law on private homes. The opening
OF the Lexington avenue subway 70 Pei
ham Bay Park brings city Island within
an hour and ten minutes Of Wall street,
and much shorter time even OF the
shopping and theatrical districts. The
bus service from the end OF the subway
to and through City Island is operated
until 80 at night. q number OF the
houses built BY the City Island Homes,
Inc have been sold. and the company
reports Il VIII soon have a few more
completed, ready for the market, and at
prices Of $1,000 to $4,000
Plan Industrial Homes in y. j.
The Kline Building and Construction
Company which has developed hundreds
of home colonies in New Jersey, is pre-
pairing to market a large tract at Muir
ray Hill. n. j.. upon which II VIII erect
large number OF modern homes OF the
type and at prices that will appeal to
industrial workers. The officers OF the
company are B. J. Kline. president; Ed
ward Melzer. secretary. and y Wexler,
treasurer.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

TWO factory lofts. brick building, 9Th and
Lewis sts New York city approximately
500 square feet each light ell around.
sprinkler system, elevator steam heat. pow
~ II desired. low insurance rate; immediate
occupancy r. ECKENROTH & SON. Inc.
9th and 9th sts.. r. r.. New YORK, \. u,
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New York.

COTTAGE AND CAMP TO RENT.
SIX room unfurnished cottage to rent. well
shaded, large lawn. near Schroon Lake.
Furnished camp. situated in the pines on
Echo Lake. Address. Under the Naples,
Pottersyila Warren country. ". Y.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.
Westchester.

BUNGALOW six rooms and bath. AT Rye
Beach from May 1 TO October Chris
tians. u LEMON. Beck av. Rye Beach.
Telephone Rye T02.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

THE Third Annual "Own Your Home" Ex-
position, I'D Regiment Armory, Broadway
and i6sth st., April i6 to 80. daily. II A. NJ.
10 Ill Y. IL.
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Doctor Leases Two Buildings.
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Culver & co. leased In i31 TO l35 East
Sixty-sixth street. duplex apartments. to
I. Chauncey McKeever and Herman
Behr
Albert b. Ashforth, Inc. leased apart
nents in 290 Park avenue TO Francis
Kissan Brown. IN e10 Fifth avenue TO
James IL Snowdon and In 255 West End
avenue TO Miss Euphemia Hopper.
Duross Company leased for the estate
OF Patrick II. Keahon the three story
dwelling at $40 West Fifteenth street to
John Smith.
clinton H. Booth rented for Miss
Helen Braun the dwelling at 13s West
Seventy-fourth street 70 Miss Anna
Mcguire
Peaso & Gilman leased 70 Miss Char
lotte Fairchild the four story dwelling
~ 234 East SiXty-frst street. between
Third and Second avenues also leased
apartments as follows: III 80 West Fif-
tv-ninth street 10 a. ". Mckee: In ll5
east Elghty-second street 70 II. $. Ross ;
Ia ia East Eighty-fourth street 70 DR.
Vi. r. shattuclS. III the Hote! Ansonia
AZ geventy-thlrd street and Broadway,
for the management, 10 Eduardo Giorg-
etfi: in 210 West End avenue 70 Sol
ONION Schild IN 2G5 West Seventy-sec-
ond street TO Evan g. Dresser. IN $40
West Seventy-second street 70 a. v.
Peacock and IN 1i5 West Seventy-third
street TO II. -. Tate.
VI. NJ. Hayward & Co leased the fivo
story dwelling at 5i West Ninetieth
street 70 Misses Wlnona and Elizabeth
Ford az an aggregate rental OF $4,000 I;
also leased space IN the fourteen story
Alexander Hamilton Institute Building
~ ia Astor place to The Dryer Hat
Company. the Frcderick-Fage Contract
ing Company. Central jewish 1"'' .
Committee. Chinese Consul, Universal
Musical inHtruncut Company. F. aa.-
Company. Dewitt VI Stern Company,
flames benjamin. Equity Engineering,
Mediator Publishing Company and 10
4 ~ Clarke
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Miscellaneous.
Borough of Bronx.

FIATBUSH AN., 1272-Modern sore. pos
session May / busy section: good for any
business: rent $500 owner, Decatur 4066W.
SMALL. building, 10000 feet; electric ele-
vator, steam heat. II? Sands St. B'klyn.
sTORE, 25xf0o, large show window. suitable
any business. ITO Sands ST.. Brooklyn.
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New York state--sale or Rent.
New Jerscy-SaIe o. Rent.

BARGAIN.-Two acres. room house, bath,
henery: near village, station; $1,000
GEORGE JAMISON, Pine Busl. n. Y.
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Above sotn st.-ss Az. to East River.

eisT ST. 2. East.-Fiye story American
basement and three baths. large extension:
hardwood floors and electric light imuedi.
ate possession seen any Gay, between and
q, can bo bought nj $50, 900. JOSEPH q.
ABRAMsON. % West 10Th. Bryant 40a4
1870 Esst 10Th st.-tpxi02.2: story and base
ment story extension. immediate possess
sion: can be bought AZ $50 900. plan for
American basement ~ my office, JOSEPH
q. AnnANfSON. 40 Wast 10Th. nryRnt 1904.
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PRETTY Colonial house, near New York
will sacrifice new, artistic. year round, de-
lightful home. white clapboard exterior; only
81 500 on easy terms, almost like rent, buys
IL: balance OF $1,000 can remain on mort
cages; has six large rooms. tiled bath, steam
heat. parquet floors, electric light, running
water every convenience; beautifully situ-
ated on plot l00xi50 feet: fine garden space.
shrubs and flowers in profusion: close TO
pretty lake, stocked with fish; select, con.
genial neighbors; good markets. school and
churches nearby: this Is the chance OF
lifetime TO obtain home at fraction OF real
worth. could not be duplicated at less than
Sf2 900. ideal Communication to New York
City. Address The OWNER. Post office
box 3Ts, City Hall Station. New York city.
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SAVE Money. Time. Annoyance.
Ask for list showing pictures prices and
descriptions Of homes offered.
GEO B. HITCHCOCK. INC. Bogota, v. J.
TWO FAMILY house IN fine condition, best
location IN Orange, one block from ~, !.
w. station, possession OF first floor May
T. Inquire vOGELS. 20i Main e., Orange,
Phone orange 5D-3
TFSAFIY attractive tx room two family
stone house, modern Improvement, quarter
acre. $4,000. photographs, HOVER, 2i2
broadway. New York.
SO acres famous Salem county New Jersey.
stock implements. furniture, crops price
81 200; immediate possession ABBY owner,
n WHEELER. Quinton n. y.
Fiorida-Snle or Rent
FANCIEST fruit ever grown the new
CRIMSON orange-wil make fortunes for
those getting In on ground floor NOW. De
tails from II. r.. ~ r. d1st ~. Murray
Hill Gp40.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of Broolxlyn.-sale or aen,.

BAY RIDGE sECrIoN-Four story brick
ard stone building; apartments. 6 rooms
ana bath each; steam heat. hot water sup
ply; perfect condition, near subway and
Il" station excellent home and Investment,
rents S2,316 year; price Si5. 900.
MOE & CO.,
% av,, nr. 10Th St, Bklyn. Phone 1924 sunset.
ssTH ST. NEAR SHORE ROAD.
one family house. 10 rooms. two baths. all
modern improvements; two car garage; 40x
100; price 900. Phone Henry 12i Call
between Q A. NJ and i. NJ.
13. 500 square tcct lard. frontage streets
Morgan av., Greenpoint. Fabric Dry
Cleaning machinery Company building. 80
Bush Terminal, lTth ST., near Cd aV., Brook
lvn. Sunset GAIA.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET

EAR ROCKAwAY-F Furnished house Tor rent
tuno 60 10 sept. 20 8 bedrooms, baths:
garage! convenient 10 beach. sta,lo ard
village. Phone Tar Rockawny fOo7
i1EMPSTEAD, Gu ~den CITY. T.. l,sound
and South Bay summer houses for rent
from sfb0 10 5000 monthly aEER
BROTHERS next 20 Hempsicad depot.
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Borough Of Bronr-sale or Rent.

1HREE two family houses, separate I'll 10.
sother, NJ moderate prices REpFfFLp
AZ y. lGItl st, Jerome AZ.
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Borough 0f Brooklyn.

VI bNUUHfIFFF
10TH AV., 1906, corner TBd st.-Upper floor,
new family house, Z large, airy rooms,
all modern conveniences. sun parior. tiled
kitchen. buit-in shower steam heat. beauti-
fully decorated; separate entrance. with or
without garage; Immediate possession. In
quire Il COHEN, Barclay GIi2.
Borough Of Queens
SIN room apartment, jackson Heights co
operative plan; 81 700 cash, balance like
rent: SiiO nonthly. Phone PARRY. l3i 23th
o.. Eimhurst, \. ". Newtown 1851
Long Island.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS, 4. livery At.
tractive room apartment with enormous
rooms . elevators fine service. Phone
Boulevard 65i5. Tennis Place Apartment,
by station only rs minutes on electric trains.
GUYON l.. q. EARLE, 35S 5th av, cor aIth
ST., n. Y.
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Borough Of Nsrhattap--M Miscellaneous.

Residence, splendid condition. 10
rooms, electric light. central always n
home cash equired $4,000. i. NJ KELLY.
tts w. taf'h st.
FOR bargains III private dwellings. apply
PORTER & CO.. i5a " i25th n.
10. .OOO rash ntys % family mglt DlasF WNfka
IN neer Riverside Drive, size dixi0O,
cnts sit. 600 MORTGAGE S4s 100. prico low.
Iuil particulars. stAwsc cN & HOBBS iGe
ct
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yestchcster-Sale or RenT.

EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. all improvements:
perfect condition; garage corner plot, 125x
100 richly Handicapped: 1900; easy terms.
ALBERT LOCKWOOD. 45 Warburton av.
Phone Yonkers 200.
MOUNT VERNON. Chester Hill: Immediate
possession: modern nine room stucco
house. hardwood trim; lot 50xt0o: with ga
rage. S2l 900. Herald, Herald square.
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Connecticut.

BEAUTIFUL ten room furnished home,
finest residential section IN New Haven,
Conn garage. for july and August. Inquire
:. LOEB 4 SON, lf3 Church ST., New Haven,
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Otter peal. In Manhattan.

The fiyc story store and loft building
al Ga White street 46.7x111.4, between
Broadway pnd Church street. is to be
taken over by the % White Street
Realty Company, with 4. r. Fay. A. =.
FARRELL and VI - Whaley as directors.
1'uross Company sold Tor George X.
pu Bots The f,ye story apartment house
81 500 west Fifteenth street 10 Arthur
and Jane Cauwenbsrghs
David Nogel sold through Mulvihll a
90 to Bessie Wclntraub Tie four story
single fiat and store Al Isl East il7th
street
G. J. Qulnian OF Wood. Doison Co
Inc. sold FOR Mrs. Helen Hendricks the
Four story dwelling at "a West Seventy
attn street. 22xtOO, between Columbus
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PURCHASE ANp EXCHANGE.

JERSEY CITY. win see you. D.. ii37 Her
aid, fiarlem.
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Above Seth st.-Sth Az. 10 North River.

FOR SALE
stth st.. 36 West. three story, basement 20
n. dwelling. with extension: electricity. gas.
paruuet throughout: good condition. imme
dinte possession. owner on premises. Phone
Schuyler aoii
paD ST. 2G4 West (bttween Broefway rnd
West F.nd) -inrtO0: ; story American base
rient, 3 bathrooms story buffers pantry
nud bathroom extension All modern I'M
pfovcmenta. Immediate possession seen any
day between 10 and 2 can b. bought at
f3a. 600 JOSEPH O. ABEAMSON, 80 West
fetr Tel Brrant 1924
SIS GOO cash buys 20 family hgh class walk.
up near Riverside Drive. size 64yl00:
rents $4,000 mortgage $4,000; prlco low
Pull particulars srAwsoN & HOBBS, 1872
w I2d ~
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FARM PROPERTY.

Connecticut.
FARM for snfe. stock ard tools. 20 acres
fruit wood timber. room houac. cattle
barn. horse barn chicken house. price
SS 600 cash 81 500. miles town. state road
r. ~. BRONSON. winsted. Conn.
FARMS FOR SALE.
80 acres, 20 tlleblc, fruit trees { room
house. barn. henhouse, water ~ house and
barn: horse, : COWS, 2 calves 40 hens
farming toolr, price 50, 500, terms. Write
FOR T2 page catalogue. CLARK a SON, 10o4
Main 1T RridRpport Conn
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New Jersey.

SUMMIT. \. J.-Gentieman's country resi-
donce for rent for summer. furnjshedi II
rooms, : baths all convenience; newly
decornted large plot; garden, shade trees
exceptional location garage IS minutes from
Hoboken. Apply w. X. BLAIR, room l63, 40
Wall ST. New York. John 4I07
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT
Summer motel, preferably In New York
state; waterfront property II possible
rniyht consider hotel near Oswego or Syra-
cuse: must have fairly established business.
Address JUNIOR, +. o. box 2l2. White
Plains. n. Y.
WILL buy large apartment house that
offers good return on money Invested .
principals only. o 104g Herald Fulton -.
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BARGAIN at Baldwin. l.. u, 96 acres. most
~ meadow land; nicely located. right on
water and road: ripe for development. Tar
ticuars, address owner, 9. II. LUSH, Hemp
stead, Y. |.
CIEETAI.E, Il. Five family brick housc.
25x95; large store; all improvements; an
nual rent 50 coo: reasonable for quick guyeFi
no brokers. D 1867 Herald, Bronx.
HEMPSTEAD.--wil sacrifice attractive Co
lonial dwelling to quick buyer; Z rooms
and bath, on large plot; high class PLUMBING
and lighting fixtures, UP to date IN every
detail; neatly decorated. G.. p. NORTON,
277 Bway. Phone Worth 465T.
MUST SELL AT A SACRIFICE,
gentieman's country home at Jynbrook, house
up TO date in every respect, contains eight
rooms, billiard room, sun porch and sleep
ing porch; plot contains 1A acres, beauti-
fully laid out with dT'ivewayB, flower gar
den, fruit orchard, all kinds Of berries, &c.
two car garage with chauffeur's sleeping
quarters, tool houses and chicken houses.
INQUIRE on premises, SOL Merrick road. OF
call Piazza 6366, S. STAMLIlR
OWNER going West viii lease for year,
9 room house furnished oil improvements.
At Rockville Centre. Grounds I5y2oO; two
car garage: viii require good reference.
JOHN WELDEN, 40 Driscoll av., Rockville
Centre.
STUCCO bungalow and garage: rooms and
bath electric light, hot and cold water:
price SO 900. half cash. balance easy terms.
RERNARR MACFADDEN, Olive ~. and july
Walk. westhome Estates Phone 4IeW
Long Beach.
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HOTEL, cottages and bungalows. rent sale;
near beach, Atlantic Highlands. other re-
sorts BAILEY, 2l44 9TH av Harlem 23s..
MOUNTAIN Lakes, 12T Laurel I'm road,
beautiful stucco and frame. 10 rooms
baths; modern IN every respect price xSU-
600; free and clear GHEGAN LEVINE
i23 Kingston av., Brooklyn.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.


Long Island-Sale or Rent
BRICK VENEER COLONIAL.
o RoOMS-3 BATHS,
4 master bedrooms. tiled baths, one
with shower. / maids bedroom and
bath; brick garage wooded plot or
IL. 600 SO. feet: minutes Walk frc...
Manhasset station; grounds w..
planted with shrubbery; blue stone
roads and walks.
PRICE $4,000.
Terms 1880 cash Ten year mort
cages. Water front rights.
See MIR, MOCK.
L'ECLUsE. wAsHBURN s Co,
25 East 10th ST. 1856 Vanderbilt
Local office, Plandome Road, Manhnsset
Saturday and Sunday, Phone lo2 Manhasset
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COUNTRY BOARD.
WesfcIiester.

THE Bethesda Sanitarium. White Plains.
~ W, receives nervous patients, chronic
invalids, convnlescents and aged needing
care: physician graduate nurse In attend
G.nce. Address for terms Supt., 80 Hamilton
az Tel oAi
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A VILLAGE farm, s acres, near Ridgewood.
convenient express station, long low white
clap5oaTd house. rooms. all improvements
large shade trees outbuldings, garden.
fnut berries asparagus. spring brook, trout
pool WALSTRuM, GORDON FORMAN
Rtdgewood. ". j.. phone 300.
AsBURY PARK Ocean Grove. Allenhurst.
bradley Deal-Houaes, hotels, factories.
JACOB A. KING, NORTH ASBURY PARK.
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New Jersey.

3f acre farm for sale. stocked cows horses
&C. committing distance Now York. $4,000
cn sh and mortgage. Box 703 Herald, 2sC
n'way.
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GLEN RIDGE. N. ].

FOR SALE-Modern IL room Tesiden Z
hams large porch, shaded grounds. 100000
feet convenient 10 Lackawanna station
possession May l. Address OWNER. Post
office Box 1859. City Hall Station. New
York.
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IOARDERS WANTED.


WEST END AV. 73o t96thl Large front
room suitable two. piano; French spoken
rear subway; table guests. references.
3STH. % E.-I.arge room. private BATH sec
ond floor: also small room
18th, 351 W-Iarge small rooms piano.
private baths. electricity; French cooking.
T2D, 3fb W fRiversids Drive) Beautiful
rooms, double. single. private bath; Sc
lect house: table guest1
T2D, 20 W-Front suite. one flight, both
connecting rooms. excellent table: refer
ences.
95TH, 65 West CRozeIie) Nicely furnished,
large, small rooms. telephone; all conven-
fences.
f03D, JIG W.-I4arge room, running water,
telephone. electricity home cooking lady
preferred. SIS. SPEAR.
iO4'TH ST. 20 WEST
LARGE front rooms excellent board; rea-
sonable.
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IIlAIN II TsIaIJ, n. y
Home bargains IN best residential section,
goxfOo 81 200 II rooms, paruet floors.
steam heat garage. T5xiT5, $4,000; 10
rooms. very desirable location, 10x304, ga
rage $40 900; q rooms. oak trimmed, hot
water heat, i20H12o. garage, $4,000; 8
rooms large plot. garage $4,000. Photos
and details at room 702. 14l Broadway
RUTHERFORD, NJ six room suburban
Colonial home. with large garage, almost
new, completely and nicely appointed; ready
to occupy on two days notice all city con
veniences: Riassed in porch large plot.
plenty or flowers and shrubs. Asking price
30 800: easy terms Fine locality min
utos walk 20 r. r. station. 32 minutes 20
Broadway, Manhattan; business compels me
to move 10 another locality. For details OF a
real bargain address DOCTOR, J.. q. box
37s. City Hall station, New YORK city.
RUTHERFORD improved building lots. $500,
$500. terms. $50 cash. $40 monthly. VAN
wINSLE CO. Rutherford. ". J.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.


esp sT. 81 E-Two rooms. use OF kitchen,
business women. Lenox 1896.
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frUATIoNs WANTED-FEMALE
Cooks. sc.

c0OE-Norwegian professional COOK and
butler: lunches teas, dinner parties .ecep.
tlons: work together or separate. Phone
SCHUYLER 1857.