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City Property for Snlr. This it merely shows the house architecturally; onr must this section to appreciate. Its nattiral beauty. The house faces affording a view of the. picturesque Palisades, at the foot of which the Hudson flows Van Cortlandt Terrace is the only place on the upper west side where new up-to-date detached homes of this character can be purchased.

Several are now ready for occupancy. Price to 532.000. with large plot of land. VAN CORTLANDT TERRACE is highly restricted Street Improvements all made and paid for. Propuses now erected don't suit, our Construction will build inw to meet all your requirements.

HOW TO GET THERE Broadway subway to 2Mth Street (this road is now being: extended trolley car to Shady Lane at N. Y. City dines, or see David Stewart Broadway Amsterdam Aye. 155 th St. BUILDING TO BE HIGHER.

Metropolitan Life Adds Four Stories to Madison Square Tower. The tower of the Metropolitan Life Insurance rompary building, at Madison Square, will for a time at least hold all lolty records. Because of a rhar.pe the plans, four floors will be civtng the building fifty-four stories, including the two basements. The roof of the tower will eighty-eight feet higher than Singer Building, and wiil be 700 feet above the sidewalk. The work on the tower is being watched by a Bomber cf architects, who are preparing plans for which may eventually reach 1,000 feet.

The per Building, which is now the tallest structure in Manhattan, is 612 feet high. In adding the extra floors to the Metropolitan building the Insurance company officers say that they put themselves beyond immediate competition? by making the building po tall that it will stand above every structure in the city. At present the Fteel framework can be seen from Prospect Park, Brooklyn, and from points on the New Jersey hills. TO ALTER NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE Plans have been filed foi- remodelling the stage of Se-x- Amsterdam Theatre, the improvements including The Installation of two fireproof mezzanine Boon are to be inclosed in eight-Inch brick re -walls and fitted as property rooms. Three more windows will be built.

D. P. Appell Is the architect. The improvement is to coat $3,000. Plans have also been filed for remodelling the f.ve story flathouse No.

146 East 39th st. into a studio apartment house, installing- a new plumbing plant throughout. The improvements are to be made at a cost of M.MO, tot William B. Nesbit. as owner.

Theodore C. rhrr Is the architect. Plans have also been led for remodelling the front and rear tenement houses No. 170 East 3d for Egerton L. Winthrop, as owner.

Henry is the architect. The Manhattan plans for new buildings recorded yesterday comprise a fix story flathouse, to be built for William Moore, as owner, on 141 st west of Amsterdam at a cost of BUYING AT MASSAPEQTJA. Build r.K and development work at Massapequa. 1s progressing rapidly. The market for property 1b brisk.

The Queens Land and Title Comreny reports the following- sales in this development: To C. E. Wilson, plot 40x100 feet, on the rwrth eide of Clark for to K. A. Lutes, pjot 100x100 feet, on the west Fide of Central to George W.

plot 4 on the south side of New Hampshire for Frank Dress, plot feet, on the south side lot New Hampshire for $280; to I. P. Farr.s-worth. plot 4'JxlOO on the north side of Rhode Island for $28Ti; to K. G.

True, plot 40x100 feet, on the north eide of Rhode Island for S35C'; to J. G. Happ. plot 40x100 feet, on the north of Rhode Island ave-. 'or $280; to L.

Pardo, 100x100 feet, on the north side of Island for plot 60x100 on the north eide of Rhode Isiand for to G. Couch, plot COxlOu feet, on the north tide of H.hodA Island for to F. J. plot Mm feat, on the north side of Rhode Isiesd for $430; to K. I.

Parker, plot 60x100 on the north side of Rhode Island for $42f; to Anna ftf plot 40x100 feet. the north of Rhode Island for $2SO; to M. K. Clark, I feet, on the north fiidp of Rhode Island for and. to Frank H.

Beadle, plot 40x100 feet, on the north side of Rhode Island for STBO. THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET. Jams? W. Kelly sold for Anna Diets, No. 450 Wast a three story and basement dwelling house, on a plot Him feet, to client for occupancy.

James Kyle Sons have sold for the estate of John K. the four etory and basement d-weUinjr house No. 156 East 27th on lot 20x98.9 feet. J. W.

DimJck has sold No. 258 West 23d a four story building, on lot 25X95.5 feel. The buyer is J- J. Cavanag-n, who owns KOsl 260 and 262. adjoining, and now controls 73 feet frontage, which he use for his restaurant, business.

O. H. Corey has sold for Louis de Hollub, of Italy. No. 217 West 84th a three American dwelling house, en lot feet, to Mrs.

H. GettUsg. O'Hars, Brothers have sold a 60-foot plot on north of Scott aye also for William 60-fcot plot on the east side of Marlon sooth of ISSth to builder; also for Mary Bertwiek southeast corner of Travers st. and Hull a.ye. to builder, who will improve with j'll- Vkte houses.

Jacob Leitner ha; sold for a client to Leader Bloom the plot. feet, on the east of Washington Ill) feet south of 172 st. The buyers will erect a. six Etory BlttinilsWl. with stores.

Alfred Olenlck has sold for O. Vannutelli the lot, KxaUO feet, on the south aide of 150 th 1)8 feet west of Mott a.v* to Clara De Groot, who gives in exchange a farm in the township of Woodhull, Onelda. County. C. Son has sold to Hynian Horwlts the block front on St.

Mary's st between Cypreas and 189.4xU»x Irregular. Cfct-Ut Fvtttr ajji muA So 104 City Property for Sale. A Home in the City THAT POSSESSES EVERT Charm of the A truly unique combination in Manhattan, but it really exists on Washington Heights, New York City, where this Ideal House Is Located A MODEL DWELLING, DETACHED, EXCELLENTLY APPOINTED, nd basement: limestone i.nd Electric I.i«:htin«;. Hot Water Heating. Water Filtering Plant, Parquet Flooring.

Cabinet Finished Wood Work. Decorated Chandeliers 14 rooms. 3 baths. 4 toilets. SITUATED ON FORT WASHINGTON 128 FT.

NORTH OF DEPOT LANE (WEST 177 TH ST.) OWNER WILL SELL. ON TERMS TO BCIT. Apply on or full particulars and photograph at B'way (Room 20). To Let for Business Purposes. Very Desirable Store and Basement 1364 Broadway TO LET WITH RESERVATION OF ONE WTNDOW.

Apply to Renting Agent, 610 Tribune Building, 154 Nassau St. fpWO LOFTS AND BABEMENT. EACH 62x86; able power up to 100 horse; new building; llftit all eidps; elevator, steam heat, watchman: sprinkler lowest Insurance, near freight terminals; plenty rood help available. OWNER, on premises, 283-271 Clusson near DeKalb Brooklyn. LOFTS TO 7B FT.

FRONT BY 46 FT. DEEP; excellent light: elevator and electric hoist; to al! railroad! Immediate possession. PRINCE IRON WORKS. 566 West 33c! St. northeast corner of 158 th a five story flathouse, on lot 25x87.5 feet: also No.

7 Teasdale Place, a four story flathouse. SALES AT SOUTH FLATBTJSH. New sales of South Flatbush lots by Wood. Harmon A Co. include: To James J.

Evans, a plot on Avenue O. between East 66th and 57th sts: George Z. Corbett. a plot in Eaut 66th between Fillmore aye. and Avenue William Berliner, a plot In East 58th between Fillmore aye.

and Avenue O. Andrew a plot In East 56th st between Flllmore aye. and Avenue Morris Brown, a plot East 68th between Flllmore aye. and Avenue Miss Annie Coombs, a plot In East 56th between Flllmore aye. ana Avenue Arthur L.

Houston, a plot In East £Bth between Fillmore aye. and Avenue Miss Thora M. Moller. a plot In East st between Avenue. and Patrick Stanton, a piot In East 54th between Fillmore aye.

and Avenue R. M. Barton, a plot In East 53d between Avenues and James Cratty, a plot In East 68th with a frontage In Oscar A. ShepharrJ. a plot In East 58th.

between Flllmore aye. and Avenue Fred Sued, a plot between East 68th and 59th in Avenue D. B. Getty, a plot M.IH Lane, between Avenues ana and to William R. Hurst a plot In Bast 56th between Mill Lane and Avenue O.

HOPE FOR WILLIAMSBTJRG TEUST CO. An argument for Issuing ar. order requesting; the Superintendent of Banks to examine the condition of the William.burg Trust Company, bo as to statistics to capitalists who are said to be ready to put up sufficient funds for the of the institution, was made yesterday by William I'ykman. counsel for the depositors, before Justice Crane, of the Supreme Court, In Brooklyn The subject up at the adjourned hearing of a motion to vacate the appointment of the receivers. Messrs.

Van Wyck and Pabst. Justice rarie was much ir. favor of Dykman's proposition, although It provoked a heated argument. "If the Banking Department will make Us examination Monday." said Justice Crane, "apply to me for an order. If any one stands in the way of getting tlie money I will see about It.

Communicate at once with the Banking Department, and if any attempts io Interfere with the examnation gft an order from me. Tou may report rday morning Mr. Httorney for the capitalists interested In fiie noptningr of the institution, said: "Everything depends upon the ability of the bank resume. If every prospect. I think, of that the result of the action of Justice i TO CLOSE CHILDREN'S HOME.

The decision of the managers of the Westchenter Tt-mporury Home, White Plains, to close the Institution will make homeless from 176 to 200 children after August l. The managers voted to lose the institution at a secret meeting last Wednesdaj It said that luck of financial support from Westchester County broucht about the decision. The managers of the Home, which I. an institution that receives Protestant children committed to it by the court, time ago made a request to the Board of Supervisors for an increase in the maintenance fund The board referred It to the superintendent of the poor, who refused to grant It on the ground thst the county already paying the institution 11 cents more a week for each child than It was ps.yinr to tnft tn Protectory and other similar institutions ADVERSE CHILDREN'S SOCIETY RULING. In Yorkvllle court yesterday Magistrate Butts Ignored precedent In refusing to grant a warrant to Mr Watson, an agent of the Children's Society, for the arrest of a man who, according to the agent, had refused to pay anything to the society for the support of hie child, which is being cared for by a charitable Institution at the instance of the society.

On March 30 Mr. Watson applied at Jefferson Market court for a warrant. Magistrate Butts said that he would refuse to grant it until he had investigated the matter. Yesterday the magistrate ruled that the Children's Society had no rijrht to money from par.nta. NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 1908.

Long Island Real Estate for Sale. PARKs At Hie Gateway of Long Island Sound NEW ROCHELLE The benefits to humanity can only extend through successful cooperation on lines of reat experience. To profit at the expense of others is a foundation on which to build future, thereby protecting- the surrounding's from commercial depreciation and perpetuating the value of your, own home aJvice CT nr Uyl nr Property has been BITTER; not sought is worse than none at all. yet to urge you to buy Reasonably Restricted Property for Residential Purposes Is aim and strength of this appeal. at New Roc hellc.

know that restrictions have caused many of our best citizens to become permanent residents and property owners They have appreciated that properly protected property rapidly enhances In value Not only this, but New Rochelles natural beauty. Its famous harbors, flno water fronr. beautiful tnlan-! country, accessibility to New York (COMMUTATION Me. ROUND TRIP). Modern (all creeds) reservoir water supply system of over 1.000 acres of protected water shed Its excellent sewerage, making health conditions pre-eminent: clean wellpaved streets, police and fire protection (low fire insurance), its (rood markets, where the best can be hart at no excessive costs THESE FACTS and many others should make it your wish and intention to visit NOW.

with a view of establishing a HOME In The City of New Rochelle Merchants Exchange 284 Main St. New Rochelle, K. Y. FINE OLD FARM HOUSE With Shade Trees, on Stone Road, 2 BARNS, CRIBS, CHICKEN HOUSES, Apple and Quince Orchard, Five Acres of Ground, On HEIGHTS OF HUNTINGTON, commanding views of harbor, bay, sound and Connecticut shore; adjoining the Carmandale estate. FOR.

SALE AT 58.500.00. SAMUEL SWETT, Broker, LONG ISLAND PROPERTIES. AH Kinds RENTALS All Over Phone 61 Huntinjrton. OFFICE AT HUNTINGTON. Covntry Property for Sale.

SALE. This beautiful estate of nine acres, situated on North Street, one of the most desirable sections of Greenwich. Superb house, containing ten sleeping rooms and four bathrooms; hot water heat and electric light. Fine, commodious stable, accommodating about fifteen horses, with several rooms and bath for coachman's family. Nice greenhouse.

Beautiful elevation. Fine view. On account of the illness of owner this fine property can be bought at an exceptionally low figure. For further particulars or an appointment address LAUH.E INT O3EJ Directly opposite the railroad station. GREENWICH, OOV3V.

THE APRIL NUMBER OF GURLEY'S MONTHLY Is a treat for nature lovers. It fairly hreathes of the atmosphere of Fields and Woods. Its main object is to interest YOU in that beautiful section of country lying; along; north shore of Long Island Sound: to Induce YOU to become a "country dweller" there; if not for the whole year, then part of It. Two descriptive articles: "Ttie describing: a colony of camp and Bungalows at Sandy Hook, and are full of table Information. "April In the by Franks Travalyn and "The of the I by Braea E.

Emerson, are charming full of the essence of country life Instructive editorials and beautiful Illustrations combine to make It II exceptional Issue- Send 2c for sample copy, or $1.00 for yearly subscrli.tton, FRANK B. GURLEY, Publisher, 56 PARK ROW, STAMFORD, CONN. LYKi -OFT Higlilancls of 3Ni exxr Roohelle Choice Restricted Villa Sites. Macadam Roads. Water.

Gas. If you are looking for a place to build a home this property is ideal. Only ten minutes irom Railroad Station by Trolley on North Street. LYNCROFT REALTY CO. W.

W. White, Sales Agent, 252 Main New Rochelle Real Estate. NEW 600 FOOT HOTEL DOCK. INN, ONLY ONE HOUR FROM NEW YORK. Mr FRED KEEDHAM, Magnificent Circular Colonial Dining Hall and Ball Room, accommodating gmsis SPACIOUS MISSION RATHSKELLER and billiard room faring the Paunooi cuisine well stocked wine cellar.

Single and double with without bath; also parlor, bedroom and suites. TERRA-MARINK BI7BBKB and AUTOMOBILE tneel all trams at the Huguenot Park fitatlon. or the Inn can be roarhnd in fifteen mlnatea' pleasant walk We tutu itave fln-- bungalows and houses sale and rent at Huguenot Beach Island Real Estate for Sale. Country Property for Sale. ELEGANT NEW RESORT Real Estate.

Famous Fishing Grounds. Boating, Batriing, Fishing, Billiards. Tennis Courts, etc. Long Island Real Estate for Sale, A BIT OF OAKDALE AT AUCTION as the location for a country' home, attracts a class of purchasers appreciate the manifold advantages of its accessibility to New York, its perfect climate, glorious scenery, unique opportunities for healthful recreation, and exclusive social character. Belle Terre combines the benefits of a superb 1200-acre park, the pleasures and sports of a magnificent country club of highly restricted membership, and the seclusion of a private estate.

It is, beyond any question, the finest tract of land on the north shore of Long Island for a country home for the Spring, Summer and Fali months. Full particulars upon request. DEAN ALVORD CO. 27 7 Broaidway, New York TELEPHONE. WORTH "ATTENTION An Investment Opportunity OR A Gentleman's Country Estate 56 Acres of Water Front Property At HUNTINGTON, L.

I. 34 miles from New York on the Long Island Railroad. This property is located; directly on exclusive shore front; high elevation; magnificent view of the Sound. Is adaptable either for a large country seat or for dividing into four and acre plots for residential purposes. This property is offered at a most surprising figure, and should be attractive either as an investment or for speculation.

For Particulars Apply tn SUTPHIN GILSEY, 170 Broadway, Y. Forest VI patchoguc. Lakes Lona isiand A summer home reservation of 1,000 acres surrounding a chain of lakes three miles in length. Groves of towering pines, -winding woodland drives, trout brooks; real country for nature lovers; right near the Great South Bay and Atlantic Ocean. Planned to save natural beauty, still having every convenience.

Just far enough from New York to avoid commonplace suburban conditions. Front lOOx.W. 1V 1 City water, etectrtd Itsht and 5 foot cement slie-watk. at Artlatio Homes. ready built.

construction, with the finish haitwwrw ani arran cements for comfort and convenience la a ItcslJence. Prices 50.000. $3,750 i EAST PAYMENTS IF DESIRED. You'd better take advantage of this while the Introductory prices hold Rood. Writs to-day for full information.

cVickar Gaillard Realty 489 sth Avenue (Just below 42d Street New York. PHONE 3STH- Long Island Real Estate for Sale, IT.