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14 BIG CHAMBERS ST. DEAL ABOVT INVOLVED. Plot Adjoins Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank. Century Realty Company and the Alliance Realty Company have sold for about $1,000,000 cash IBs 43 to 47 Chambers street, extending to So. to 23 Rcade having a frontage in Chambers st.

of 7f. .1 feet and in st. of 74.9 feet, and 351.4** feet deep on the Easterly side and 151.7 feot en the westerly side. The name of the buyer -was not made public Ha is understood to be a rich Investor, who contemplates Improving: the rite in the near future -with a larcre business building. The her was E.

A. Tredwell. This property was purchased by the Century Realty Company about sixteen months ago for about from the Russcll-Krw in Manufacturine Company, dealers in hardware, who still it who will vacate the premises on January 1. to move into the building erected for them the new hardware centre on Lafayette near Canal st The property is in the Mock bounded by the Stewart Building and the bridge terminals, over which is to be constructed the new municipal building for offices. Adjoining It on th" east is the building now occupied by the American News Company and on the west by the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank.

A. OJTenbers Son and Schuckhart Cramer bjpas Fold for Harry Martin the Alliance, a six Ftory eievater apartment house. Nos. 53 and SS East Ft on a plot SZ.wzMa.ll feet, adjoining the northeast corner of Madison aye to M. Mr.

Greenberg srlves in part payment No. SOS No. Sll East 115 th two six story new law houses, each a plot EtalM 11 lee( trasEacUen Involves A REAL ESTATE TREAT. Many Leading Brokers to Speak nt Y. If.

C. A. School. annual of tba s'-liool conducted by the Side Tcunc Men's Christian Association. No.

S3) 57th street, the aufpiccs of prrminent members of the Bcal Estate Beard af Brokers, -will be issued in a few dayn. The rroo?" AW that most of the real experts la the arm again lecture in Tiiita again be In the a twenty-five, lecture? on different phases of the real estate problem, the topic? and lecturers as follows: and Brokerage." P. Pay; bag." Lawrence B. EllimaTi: "Ijeasirxe." Albert B. Asktortli; Operator in Hi? Relations to the Broker." Joseph The Operator's Method of HP-rtdlir? and Improving rroperty." E.

Blmor: of Downtown Builfilnps." Joel 5. De Selding: "Management of Arartment and Tenement Property and Loft and BssskMssl R- "Bu'Mme: Apartment and Tenement Thomas P. Neville; "'ijoaninE': Btnldingr Loans and Perma.ner't O. Richard Davis; "Appraisals." E. H.

Oilhtrt, Expert Testimony." Griffith Mopes'; "Exchanging;" Tarish; "'Real Estate InvcFtinp." Henry Matventhao; "Titls Registration and the Torrons System." M. jncpph Title." Philip P. Dean: "Iristirance: Fire." R. O- Haubold; "steal Estate Corporations." Robert E. Dowlinjr; "Vacant Operation." Loton n.

Bswsjsjsai: "Corner Property." Edward Kinp: "Transportation." George S. lee: "Condemnation Proceedings: How and Property Is Condemned," Johjj H. Hallock; IVsjansssj Purdy: "News and Advertising." Henry Harmon Kcffl: "Developments: The Bronx." J. Clarence Data-tea; "Drvelopments: Lobs; Island." EL Reynolds: "Developments: Suburban." "William E. Harruon: "Heal Estate vel a La-wrence Veiller; "Ethics of the Real Business." Krancis E.

Ward. course in real estate be given Henry F. Millar, and the course in managing a real estate business by Ronald C. Lo.e, general tnanastr of real estate information bureau. The school open on Octcber 15.

Last rear EX men. I large number of were practical real estate brokerp. were rolled, and this year substantial in the registration is expected. P. Day has been added to the advisory committee of the school, the other members of r-ommittee V-ins: Stabler.

E. A Tredwell. J. De Scldlng, Francis E. Ward and Henry Harmon Xeill.

IN THE AUCTION MARKET. la the corridar the County Courthouse at WMsa nasna wjsjesssaw KennaJly ssM 1.. Isree I trart acres fronting In Central Park and Jackson Toiikers, to the executors and others of Collls estate for The foreclosure nrtion brought by the. and otters of the Huntiogton estate acainst Sylvester H. bsssasssd SwjbjSj P.

Day olTer fcr Bale to-day hi the Re.al Estate Exchasyn salesrooms a plot IMaIM feet oa Us) 1 ei'e of 225 th 205 feet east of -4 aye. a plot feet on the smith side of BSta st ion feet east af Kepler a four story brick building, store. 24x160 at northeast corner of 31 it. and 21 and c. plot 60x100 feet on the.

north eMa cf 2131 a lfO feet cart of Maple aye. t- Marx will offer tar rale a three, story brick tesjeajaaac house He. 442 Eaet 724 street. 1616jC76 feet. Bryan L.

Kennelly arfli fell en the. at 11 a. 250 lots Central Paak and Jerome and on the Croton aqsfiiuft at Tcnkert. SEEK TO FORECLOSE A MORTGAGE. An action has been fcro-jg-ht In Supreme Court by Fender Jarmvlowsky.

Meyer Frank and otters, to two J55.000, on property tie north tide of 115 th street, feet east of Park BSBB. J3l.SxlW.ll feet. REALTY NOTES. Jobs N. GoMirir for Flmon the entire third floor of the Howard BuiMicK.

at 47th st. ar.d Btfc to M. "Welrberir Co. for a lor.g term of Georps B. "Wilson, of Philadelphia, Is the buyer of Ha, 874 to SSB 125 th Ft.

and No. 25 to 37 Hancock Place, recently sold by Leopold for Harry Scnwttasr. IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET. i lass H. Frier.a and James J.

Oswasi 60x100 feet, on cast side or 300 feet ncrth sf Tremor. aye. Samuel Plait fold to Louis No. 1523 a four rtcry flathouse, on a lot feet. R'lfs has bought from Jacob Pchmitt No.

East a two etory dwelling house, on a let 25x 72 fret. Uarlel F. McTJlkcr.ny hsi aaU for E. U. Street to A.

N. Stern a three Queen house, on riot last, aa the east ta at Vac Hi' 1 Tayler Brothers Sskwj seM ssr the trustees of No. 35 West a four story kMansstssja bouse, on lot feet. 7 erU tout- for Mr own Fold 42 West 22d four story -with a plot tssBMLS QUICK RESALE OF DOWNTOWN BUILDING C. w7waasdk has eoid Ne.

wTaswdactaa a. tulldlng. on a lot SS.lOkSftJaSUsJai seat, ad- JeaMsje; sswAMNat corner of 11th to Dudley II for Mr. Wllcr.ick bought a. tu'ii'it; on Monday lor LEASE NORTH MOORE STREET SITE.

The Charley F. Noyea Company has for wit.i two the plot No. North Moore for the Protestant Episcopal Society for the of Religion and to the Company. Negotiations are 'ugh the. brokerb 'or the erection kssaa it bulldlnc that will fleeted thin plot.

DEALS IN THE WAKEFIELD SECTION. A. Miatzkin A ha- bought the Belmonl fealty and Cesitruciion Company a plot. ItcHi feet. en north Wit- of ft Bi feet eayt of tnir SJBBat, from a Mr.

Williams Mm r-f OllnviU- nvr, and 213 th lOCtxHO feet. hsve mom a Mr. a lot. feet, on th.j of of ieh and to Orcla a plot (C.iino en Sf -jsth A $175,000 APARTMENT PROJECT. filed for a ski story to "rt hsjUt for Company, in norta 122J st.

ssMI have a ft ISO and a ctpUi cf. 67 feet, a of brick trimmed with limestone. It will have accommodations for flfty-four families, and is to cost Neville Bapge are the architects. Plans nave also been filed far making over the. lower stories of the four story and basement house No.

41 35th for business occupancy. The Improvement being made for the Messicger estate. CURB BROKER ACCUSED BY POLICEMAN Officer Says T. J. Gorman Got His $666 69 Under False Pretences.

Thomas J. Gorman, a curb broker at No. S3 Broad street, was arraigned in Jefferson Market court yesterday on a charge obtaining $5C6 6S undor false pretences from Michael Griffin, a patrolman of the City Hall station. He waived examination, and -was held in $1,000 ball for trial. Detective GSHAn, of the Wall street bureau, who made the arrest, Basra that Gorman has been an active dealer in Cobalt Central and has had many customers, among whom was Griffin.

Last Ill! the patrolman bought two thousand shares of the stock at 331-3 through Gorman, and expressed a determination to hold it until It reached par. Gorman kept the shares, the policeman says, in his an name and hypothecated them. lie was caught In a recent squeeze, it is said, and sold out. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Pun rfasa At En sets rises li HIGH WATER. A Hook Island 4 F.M.— Sandy Book Maud Gate 6.X» WIRELESS REPORTS. Th- -which to at Yesterday, when 108 miles of Nantucket expected to docl: nlv-ut 730 a. m. to-day.

The DcTitsrhland. reported to I it- st Rao in. yesterday. when 210 mHee southeast of that station, if expected to cin-k about noon Thursday. INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY. Will Si. From- a 1 I Bouthamptoa Bepi a Liverpool. ratebrta Marseilles. Aat'if Trave Bremen.

Sept 4 di Medina Gibraltar Sept 4 It a. tan Victoria. Gibraltar. September 3 ch Vandalli Gibraltar, September 3........ Irene Gibraltar, Sept Moskva Rottcrtair.

fept 9 Exeter Qty Swansea. Sept 4 Brwioi THURSDAY. BEPTEJaBEB If. Hamburc. 1 Thomas, sept 14 Haitibtirs Sept 7 Pmnsylvarla Hamburg.

Bept 7 Hamb-Am Celtic Frinceys Hai iburc. Sept 7 City of Memphis Sept ss a AnUnes New Orleans. Sept 14 Morgan FTtinAT. SEPTEMBER 20. Havre.

September 14.. Havana, September 17. Wart Arabic Liverpool. Saptatnbar 12. P'sr Naples.

September 7 Star fan aiarcoa September 1 Mallory SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. Southampton. 14 Am Uven September 14 Cu-nard Mora! tlf Gibraltar Peptember 11... Greek City Cblumbos Savannah. 18 Barannan malL OL'TGOING STEAMERS.

DAT For. Line. Mail sails Teutor-ic. Eouthamptcm. White Star 6JO am 10-0-la L-ucanta Liverpool, Canard 2niopm Oracle, Inasua.

am rm ranair.a. Colon. Par.an.a 11.30ara Klenw Anisterdair. Rotterdam. Hol-Ai 2:00 Trave.

Bremen, Lloyd I I'l1 1 Huron. Jackson-. pm Han Jaclr.to. Galveeton. MaP.orv ni Frlnccss Anne.

Norfolk. Old Dcmiraon. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IB Havre. Frenrh Amerika.

3 .00 Critic. Llverrool 3Jopm Ke Naples. Lloyd Barbarofsa. Bremen. Lloyd Morro Havana.

"Ward Elena. Arsentir.a, Twee 2 am Aoa. Ward ritv cf Atlanta. Savannah ra Jefferson. Xortolic Old FRIDAY.

BEPTEMBER 20. Nassau. Wart rl rTTI TriniJad. Guiana, TrinSclad 12:30 ra Iroquois, Jacksonville. Hyde in NiMcea.

Brunswick. Mail IZ.noin Monroe. Norfolk. -'Id Dominion 3.00 for Eowtll Brazil. TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and eteatner. Ooef in New Tork. Hawaii Japan. Corea. and Fhilip- Pjne islauda (yU Baa Franc, nOp New Zealand.

Australia (saoeest West) end New Oiltdor.ia (via tan Sept 22. Japan Corea, China and PhlUpi Islands Vancouver and Victoria, Be, Ercr ress of Japan Fept Hawaii Japan. and China (via Ban Faadsoo) Mrfru Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands ia San transport. Hawaii (via rra S-pt 30. Xl Australia West).

Sew Zf-aland. Samoan Islands, Fiji Islands and New Caledonia (via Vancouver and oc ria O-MoaM Tahiti and Marquesas Is (via San Ort 12. 6.00 pm SHIPPING NEWS. Port of New York, Tuesday. Sept.

17. 190 ARRIVED. Steamer Janiestcwn. Catharine, Norfolk, to the Old Dominion 8s Co. with passengers and Left Quarantine at 1:20 m.

SUamer Princess Tapley, Norfolk and Newport News, to the Old Dominion Ss Co, with passengers and mdcc. Left Quarantine at 1:33 m. -tearr Tomoana. (Br). Brink liter, Cardiff September to Punch.

1 Co, la ballast. Arrived at tba liar at noon. Steamer Kaiser Vi'ilhelm Groses (Gerl, I'oinck. Bremen 10, Southampton and Cherbourg 11, to Oelrichs Co, with cabin and BflC rteerajre paasenpers. mails and Arrived at the Bar at pm.

Steamer Carib, Packer. Georgetown September 12 and Wilmington, C. to the Clyde 9s Co. with and jndse. Quarantine at 6:18 a m.

Steamer Grosser (Ger), Prehn. llrtmen September 7 and Cberbi urs B. to Oelricha I with 758 cabin and 1,334 steerage maUi and mdaa. Arrived at Bar at a la. 9ktajner Enfield Gnaaaco, Venezuela, SeptirmlicajL 7.

with to the A Barbour Asphalt Co Vessel to Daniel Bacon. Arrived at the. Bar at a. m. Steamer HeJllsr Olav (Dan).

Hoist, Copenhagen, September 5. Cbrirtlania 6 and Christlanaand 7. to Flinch. Co, with cabin and 1,146 steerage passengers and mdsfe. ArrivM at thp liar nt a in.

Steamer Saratoga. Downas, Havana September 14, to the Mew York Cobs Mail Be Co. with i.v> paesonirrs. rualln and mdse. Arrived at the liar at a Steamer Boropa (Ital), Genoa September S.

Nap-en S. to Hartneld. Solarl A Co, with cabin nn-i 1.312 rteerage aad mdcc. Arrived at the Bar at a m. Bteamer Prms Bigti rand (Ger).

Kevantler, Colon Pep- MBber 1" fir i Kingston 12. to Hamburg-American with IS passengers, malls and Arrived at tba nar at 4 m. Bteauaer Romalo CFr). Courtade. Kojitember I.

Naples 4 and AJmerla B. to James 18 cabin and storrssri and mdse Arrived st Bar at 4:10 m. Steamer IroquoSs, Cntoneater, September 14 and Charleston 15. to Clyde Co, with paanenKers and most, Quarantine at 4 m. SAILED.

Pt.arr.»r» Kronprir.ievslu I (Ger). imm via Plymouth and Cherbourg; Oceai I Hamburg Plymouth and Cherbourg Tropic (Br). Rotterdam and Hamburr: Hciiuliss (An t), Paleraao, Catania, Anita Savannah: Fapertun Port Antonio; Atlantis (Kor). Newport News; Hamilton, Norfolk and Newport City of Macon. Charleston and STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED. Plymouth, SSte 17. a (Go). Jfew-Tork for Cherbourg Hamburg. Glaecom-.

Sept Caledonia lErt, New York la Mo- Ville. Rotterdam. Seft Estonia (Ross), New York for Libau. Antwerp. Sept 16.

Kroontsad York via Dover. Copenbacen. J7. noon Tletcen (Dan), New York via fhriytiansand. Bremen.

Sept 17. 7 a Kronprtns Wllhelm (Ger) New York via mouth and Cherbourg. Gibraltar, Sept 31 Koniir Albert (Or), New York for Naples ami Genoa (and prornodod) Genoa. Sept Campania (Ital), New York via Naples. Sept I.V- Indrasnlri rir New York ria Ma) bourne.

Sydney. Ac. Sydney. Bept 17- Kian New York via St VJncent, and Vi-torla. Sept Soldier Prince (Dr).

Ulo do Janeiro for New York River Sept Arabistan NewTork for nos, Ayr's and IS Acara (Bri. (from New Horn; Kong. Parbados. Sept Trent (Vr). Southampton fcr Colon, and New York.

Sept Arronia (Bass). Mew Tork via Rotterdam. SAILED. Shields, Bepl Paula (Geri from Oialiiiiiiii for New York. tept Inca Nrw York.

Tarragona, Sept MonKtbello vital). New York. Algiers. Sept 16 Gibraltar for Boston and New York Montevideo. Sept Irisbrook New Tork.

Janeiro, Grecian Prtaoa from Santon for New York. Ft 1 ucla Sept Earl of Oirrick from ao for Philadelphia and New York. Jamaica. Sept Orinoco frcm New Yr.rw for Barbados, etc. and Southampton: 14th.

Atrato (Br), from Southampton, ttc. for New York. PASSED. Gibraltar, Sept 17 Frsjnesjsam (AOSt), Trieste, etc for New York, Sagras, Sept Kablnpa Wen York for Alpern BfVj Hloco. 17 v.

York for fieyt Itoetus tGer), Kew York for 5-KW-YOJIK DAm TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1007 Real Estate. "SSL 261 Broadway, ew York To Let for Business Purposes. LARGE AND SMALL THE CENTRAL BANK VERY REASONABLE RENTS: H. L.

MOXLEY 320 BROADWAY, Or to the Agent of Ihe Tribune Building. 154 Nassau Room 610. Cfty Property to Let. HIGH CLASS AMERICAN BASEMENT DWELLINGS ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF WEST 74TH ST. Between Central West Columbus No residences have, ever been offered for ratal New Tork City comparing with these in eoastrnetlan.

equipment. appointment ana They hare been designed and built careful attention to detail, of conttruct on only to highest class houses built tor private ownership. Rents. 15.500. SIZE.

25X85X 102.2 FiVi: STORIES IN HEIGHT Electric Elevators. Caretaker at No SI West 7.1.1 Ft. For particulars and Booklet ol CLARK ESTATES Frank H. Agtmi tSBI Corner of St. Telephonn SMS Brooklyn Property Sale.

'Fiske Flatbusli Many -which at first Ff-'rm to rtff-r all the- essentials.favorable to building frequently lack these requisite restrictions neceii- Bary to assure future value of an Investment. "Fiske Terrace" la a fully residential park, where wise provij-iona the character of the property for all time, yet allow ample scope for Individual Uleis in house architecture end horticultural effects. "At HOI BCbV an? models of modern dwelling construction, containing convenience and Improvement, with an environment that cannot deteriorate, and which time win greatly enhance both In beauty and value. The far-sighted, who carefully study the character, tendencies and future of a residential community, will find much to interest them at "Fisko Terrace." Flatbush. Present prices from to 130.000.

Representative? nlwn 8 at on ty Flska Terrace Bectton, Brighton Ik-ach 11. 3o minutes from Manhattan. T. B. ACKERSON COriPANY.

New York Offices. 1 40 Nassau St. FAMILY three modern stona front. and tiled liathroora each: hardwood C. CRETSINGER.

6718 24 near Bay Rldnre. w-wmj ciiv Tun One three-family brick houses In thi MthWard. WM lIILLENUIIAND. builder. No, 78 Milford street, Brooklyn.

ON YOUR WAV TO TIIK "MARDI GRAN" Notice beautiful at. Highway, tbe finest suburban property In Greater New York. For full ulars call or write HAS. 'HALLOCK 110 West 34ih at. New York.

Thone City Hotels. HOTEL GRENOBLE 56TH ST. AND 7TH AY. A EEIECT FAMILY AND TRANSIENT HOTEL JI.W) per day and up. ROOMS WITH PRIVATE HATH.

JO 200 per day and up RESTAURANT A LA CARTE. WILLIAM P. CHASE. furnished apartment, with prlval" $1 daily; weekly. 1 0 mi $1 day: transients accommodated.

ALABAMA HOTKL. I-: Ili'i Broadway end A' 1 Apartment HOTEL SEVILLE earner Madison and St. extending through to 2Mb St. Half block from fith Aye. The new addition, with many improvements cii etlslnal baildlng now ready for occupancy.

Desirably mite-, of all furnNhrd for permanent gsjaala Bpadal rntri- or year, badlwasji outride bathroom. EDWARD PURCHAS. Manager. HOTEL Fifth Aye. and 10th St.

exclusively to of the iirnce for select Apartments of two rooms and bath to right rooms and four bat October leasss ana being UANAGEIL' x' I House Given Away at South New York For the best advertising reason. See Next Sunday's Paper for particulars. WOOD, HARMON TO LET. SINGLE OR EN SUITE. 320 BROADWAY.

LATELY OCCUPIED BY PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION. Apply to Fed Estate. 77, Let for Business Purposes. OFFICES, APPOINTMENTS PERFECT. QUIET STUDIES KOK LITERARY IV A HKI.OK HOI Comlstlns; two rooms, light, heat and cli itoi Ice Particulars of KS i corner of BTth et.

Telephone Rlversldo. Unfurnished Apartments to Let. 205 West 57th St. (K. W.

"th Housekeeping Apartments by the Year. GEO. ORVTS. MANAGER. MENDELSSOHN BUILDING BACHELOR APARTMENTS in Huh near Mount Park for rent, of two or three rooms and bath.

Th- rent Include. "lectrlc heat, of lultei and contla- rr t'lo'n Apply STATMp corner of THE BELLA, 4ft EAST Ml STREET. Centrally 7 rooms. (1 "oo apply Bwpt CROSS CHAMBERS, 210 111 AYE. Apartments, two to four rooms and bath, to let from Oct.

JAMES E. BALK Sur-t. THE CLEVELAND. to Fust LARGB APARTMENT OF NINE ROOMS TO BKNT UyFPRXISUEP. SONOMA, northwest corner Broad why and eotl st lit toiths.

every liap't; rent $1.000 to J3 rPHE RIVERDAI KlvtrslJe Drive, rorn-r 79tn St .1 high apartroenu: ready fur occupancy. mUE )NIA. Broadway. 731 and 74th sts Apsrr-1 menta; oueekeeplng or non-housekeeping, furnished or unfurnished. ESIUAPMi APA KTME NTS LET hi I I apoitment owners resident: rent.

SI to H.BQO per ye.ir. Avi-ly to 12 West st. mo RENT. Eleven room apartment In Blsnca, 1 Ka.Ht 7tith; white, enan woodwork throughout; double entrance on main ball: suited to i.losi«tiin: rent. 51.700.

Real Estate. for crlpth Hook of Factory Plans IXSNQ ISLAND CITY FACTORY CO. New York Nsssaa Street. Jical Estate Mortgages. GUARANTEED 20 MORTGAGES FOR YOO nX CENT HI ANNTM.

These. mortirases are placed on new brica houses, built by highly responsible builders, an.l In lent sections of Brooklyn; unquestioned Attorney and Brosaera protected. WM. VAN PELT. IJootn 706, 44 Court Brew.

kirn Country Property for Sale. NEW YORK STATE. Columbia Co. farm of ISO rood prodiiclnr lan-1 fine residence, 14 rooms: barns and outbuildings; good repair. $10,000.

half easily Columbia CO. farm. 132 ac. profitable and rrodu. fruit in fil-uii'lanre.

10 room house, barns, good repair. J12.6U0. half caslt. Columlla farm. 147 ac.

well watered, renter producing wheat. cats, rooms; well located to R. 1- cash. For Dale House, 21 rooms; horns, etc: excellent condition ror boarding bowse; near the. of an acre; fruit In abundance; a.

great barsaln. SOU 800 cash. ALEX. A. UWKKME.

PPER MONTCLAIR, N. 14 miles from New York by Greenwood Lake R. modern house. 10 rooms and bath, full plumbing; electricity (ran. eewer and water: from Park Mr.

Station, school and trolley; in midst of Public Park Systems, lot or larger: to suit; possession Oct. Ist; might rent. JOOO. Address P. H.

FISHLER. Room 1032. 346 Broadway. City. For Sale at Rye, N.

Y. TO ACRES on FOREST c. Surrounded by estates. ANDERSON REALTY CO. Mount Vemon.

K. T. ELEGANT NEW HOME-BARGAIN! CIIAKMINO MONTCLAER. H. JMJ NEAR DEPOTS.

SMALL PAYMENT MOHTOAC.E. C. HlNf'K. 3 thxlstopb.cr MonUliilr. X.

-1. BEAT'TtFCJ. CORNER. HOME on" Chester Hill: furnished or unfurnished: owner going to Europe. OWNER, Hox st Mount Vernon.

ft. V. I ELEGANT HOMiTS for at Ofslnlng and vicinity. Apply to 1 HOS TJJARY. Oh lnlnc.

N. Y. City Pi jperty for Sale. An opportunity to a harjraln; No CQ West 83.1 between Central Park West mid Columbus hlffh-stoop private house, brownstone and brick front, foyer, hall. laundry, and butler's pantry extension; lot 16.8x1002; open plumb- narijuet Boors; possession.

Caretaker on premises, or N. I. OTTINGEfI. Boom 31 Nassau st. HEIGHTS.

-1O lota: convenient to nub way; view of Hudson River; select residential neighborhood; must be at once ARCHIBALD C. FOSP. 38 East a St. DWKIUNGfI mit IN YAM rOBTUANDT TERRACE, on I'pper Broadway RTBWAHT, Bmad VKORTHWKBT corner house. on Cob veal in feet condition in every respect, for sale.

Apply U. IIOMAINE BROWN 3 West 33d I Instruction. For Young Country. I Which it the 'Best School For Girls Thla question Is now uppermost In the minds of with to educate. Almost every slrls' school claims some but the bert school one which trains a girl on broad lines, giving her not only a real culture, but power to execute what best for her life.

A school of this typo Is Miss Suburban School for Girls, beautifully located amid healthful surroundings at Tarrjtown-on-lludson. The work of Instruction embraces not only college preparative and the usual academic training, but higher college courses. Superior advantages are offered In Modern and Art. The various handicrafts, such as cooking, dressmaking, millinery and sewing are systematically taught, as are also correct business giving a girl the knowledge necessary to direct a well ordered home and to transact her financial according to correct methods. For catalogue, descriptive of the school and Us methods, address Miss C.

E. Mason's Suburban School For Girls and Young Women Lock Box 717, Tarrytown-on-Hudson, N. Y. XAgBrroWN-OS-HCDSOS, N. I.

THE MISSES BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS. College preparation, physical culture, tennis, basket talL MORAVIAN SEMINARY for Bethlehem. Pa. Founded 15Sth year opens 18th.

Adartts J. MAX HARK. D. Prln. For Toons CStty.

De Lancey School for Girls 301 WeM St for. Knd rear Tuesday. Oct. Ist. Individual for all rolleges Afternoon study hour.

Kindergarten clans. Tear Book on Application. Le Baron Drumm School owls 40 WEST 7CD ST (Boys in primary classes oughlv praded from kindergarten througa College preparation. Reopens Oct. 2nd.

130 T. Barnard School For Girls Class im: Entered Colleg- Without Condition. rOLI.EOE PREPARATORY. 421 West 14Hth SI GENERAI I OT.LEGE PREPARATORY COURSES Kindergarten Primary Grammar. IS! Convent ay.

I2TIT YEAR Beitln. Sept. SYMS SCHOOL KETV LOCATION 49-31 EAST BT. Butldtnp remodelled. hours.

9 to 13 dallr- THE SEMPLE. West 86th St. Boardlnit and Day Bctaaol for Girls anl Klnderrartea (formerly Leslie Morgan Site). Reopens Oct. GARDNER SCHOOL FOB AVENUE FIFTIETTH YEAR.

Mrs. rharlM H-intington Gardner. Principal. Louise Eltlngp. Prtnc'pala.

M. tabeth THE MISSES RAYSON'S SCHOOL FOR ort. 3rd. IM. lsl Witt THE MERRILL-van LAER SCHOOL Boarding and Day School for Formerly Tne Peebles and.

Thompson School. Opens October 2nd. 30. $2 and 84 57th Street. afaej York.

V. T. For Both City. THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF Madison Square (1122 Broadway). Harlem Branch: Lenox Aye.

Cor. lioth St Brooklyn 73 Court St Newark Scheuer Klndericarten Primary Training. New York FroebM Nor-ual and Dr. Earle's Prep School for Gl-ls 59 Incorporated Initltute. Scholarships THE ELLIMAN SCHOOL W.

S7th cpp. CaxiK-gle Hall. For Boys and lounsr Country. The Mackenzie School, DOBBs HatfJ YORK. REOPENS SEPIbMBERJS.

THE CATHEDRAL SCHOOL OF ST. PAUL r.AKDF.N ITY. LONG ISLAND. It. T.

An endowed boarding school for boys, nineteen from New York. Prepares either for or Bustness life Efficient corps of teachers, well appointed ass-roon laboratory, library, gymnasium, swtmmlni pool, athletic Held, etc A church school influence is exerted toward building manly. Christian characters. MARSH. Head Master.

GERLACH ACADEMY BRIELLE (incorporated) Hew Jersey THE BBBT SCHOOI YOUR BOX. Want ASK THE PRINCIPAL- THE RIDGE SCHOOL lllehlanils I.iti-hPeld County. Reopens Oct. Ist. WM.

BRINSMADB, Principal. Washington. Conn. 10 am rUlftnn A successful school near Phils. WflrLtWuUJ Wakes Boys to the duties 0: life Prepare" Boys for college, or business.

year. Ore nnrst to state Excellent for Little Bojs. Manual training. J. t-HORTLJDGE.

A Tale. Concordvllle, Pa. VS. WrESTCIIESTER ACADEMTr. IUTK PLAINS.

N. T. Boeing Bekeoi. Prepares for all ftollefes. rJepartment for small Terms $730.00.

Catalcgus. Reopens October Ist. rOUNT PLEASANT ACADE3IT. JL OSSINnfO-OH-BDDWJM: For rood reasons just now the- talked of school la the East. Send for our artistic literature.

For Both Country. FRIENDS SEMINARyT FRIENDS' SCHOOL S2O to 223 Baal ICth St. 110 to 113 Schermerhorn St. If. T.

Bklyn. N. Y. KINDERGARTEN and PREPARATORY SCHOOLS for niRI and BC)Y8. Individual Instruction, Regular course Includes LANGITAGES.

MUSIC. ART. MANUAL TRAINING NON-SECTARIAN. Fall term begins September 23rd. CATALOGUE SENT OX REQUEST.

PENNINGTON SEMINARY of. the- Most Successful Echools for Boys and Stria All courses. Separata Junior department. All year round school department. RATE, $350.

NO EXTRAS Rev. Frank Moore. D. peni nlngton. PC J.

I lIACKKTT.STOWN. N. J. 1 CKNTKNAKV COI.LE«HATE INSTITFTE. MILES FROM NEW YORK CITY A superior, Inexpensive boarding school.

preparatory and aso received. unto a personal over 14 years of age received. We urge a personal for inspection of new buildings. For catalogue, address PRESIDENT K. A.

NOBI.F Next term beginii Wednesday. September 26th. Brooklyn. IDELPII COLLEGE Lafayette Clifton PI. and St.

Jimm Brooklyn. SCHOOL. and Art Prof. Anna E. Harvey, Eupt.

ART SCHOOL J. B. Whlttaker. Supt. (flenslons of Normal School and Art School begin Sept.

2M. Classes for teachers begin between Oct. and 10. ADEirill ACADEMY Registration Day p. Sept.

Recitations begin Sept. IS. Gymnasium and Athletic Field for was of all Special facilities for transportation of students. Ofllfi 1 (Clifton -Place- opvn hours dally on and after Sept. 3.

For circulars address Registrar. Adelphl College. Brooklyn. H. LEVERMOKE.

Ph. D. President. DDITT IVCTITItTF Term begin. September 2.1 rUfi I I IRolllUlt evening Claims.

September Hesse. Hi few girl students with English lady; i reform diet; French. Italian. German; chaperon: references hanserl Address Box "0. N.

T. Office. Strand. Lon.lon. Eng School Agemem.

AND FOREIGN TEACHERS' AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors, Governesses, Colleges, and Families. Apply Mijl M. A. 101N.3-FUL.TUN-.

23 DUN Instruction. For Young Ladles Country. RYE. SEMINARY Mrs. S.

J. LIFE, Misses STOWS. Bye. New Torts. OSSINING SCHOOL for Girls K.

T. 40th year Oct. 1. Miss CLARA C. FULLER.

Principal. Boys and Tounjc Men Ctty. A RECORD Attendance for the year. 1.000 students. All of our Braeteavtra placed In permanent posttions.

3.145 calls. for Stenographers and Bookkeepers. occupy a flfa butHlns; In best private residential district of City. Parents appreciate the advantage of this location over a public building. Merchants Bankers' School, near 38th Street.

BUSINESS. BOOKKEEPING. RIIORTHA.VD. TYPEWRITING CIVIL VICE. REGENTS.

LANGUAGES. PREPARATORY SPECIAL NEW BANKING COCRS3. MODERN" OFFICE APPLIANCE DRILL. SPEED CLASSES DAT AND EVENING SESSIONS. SPECIAL SPEED CLCB.

A TEAR POSITIONS GUARANTEED AND FCRXISHED FREE OF CHARGE! ESTEY GARDNER. "Phone Plaza. cr can. RegKtered the Dwight School 15 West 43d St, NEW TORK CITY 28th Year School reopens September 23th. for Tale.

Princeton. Harvard. Columbia, Cornell, Mass. Ins. Tech.

an dall Colleges and Technical Schools. Indirfdoal In'tractloo. Ttaoroach tralntac. Chemical and Physical Laboratory. Gymnasium.

Send for prospectus. Frtortpals. AKTH CR SCHOOL THAT HAS MADE A SPECIALTY OF EACH STUDENT FOR. HALF A CENTURY EMPLOYS NO Individual at aay PACKARD COM3IEBCI.VL SCHOOL 4th 33d Day and Evening. COLUMBIA CRAMMAR SCHOOL REMOVED TO ITS SEW FIREPROOF BRICK STEEL BIILDINi.

93rd Street and Central Park Wast. Boys prepare-1 for Columbia CorxelL Hor-ari. Tale. Business Primary Labcwasawjaa Gymnasium. PUygnjuni Arr'y io' Year Begins Oct.

1. BERKELEY SCHOOL. STKEKT Small Indiiiil'i-il ssassrai Prepares for all and Prlrnarj- Department. Manual Training. Laboratory.

study hour. Home study YEAR OPENS SEPT. 1115 ColunrVm THE CL'TLER SCHOOL. EAST an RECORD FUR THE LAST THREE TEAEA EVTEKED 15 PIPILS. vale, ii rim 14 E.NTKRKD I-RIMKTON in IM Til ENTERED OTHER COLLEGES.

3 REOPENS FIFTH TEAR- I'HIMAKV SECTION WVTOJB OF I OVEB. COLUMBIA INSTITUTE 1 133 73d Vr- E. Fowler. i for all or I In every I I cU-oe-. daring I oratory work.

Optional nilllI 4rllL Ijw- ground ami athletic Brilliant sue- I HAMILTON BOYS DO NOT FAIL Ik Barnard School For Boys van PKKP a C.RAMMAR. TCI tt. Collegiate School 1,. StTOATT. wglsitlswJ Ml WEST tTTH MREET.

Reopens October 1 NATHAN HALE SCHOOL 4H Baa) 60th St. Mai IRVING SCHOOL 35 West St. Year book on request I 130-14? West 91st St. I rOUNDEP ITO9. PRIM ART.

I HIGH SCHOOLS UNEXCELLED I I PRErARKS FOB ALL COLLEuES- I OPENS SEPT. 23P. COLLEGE. 1 hm School. York "3rd ns 6 pt Mta University Law School I NEW YORK I Evenlnc MethoJ" of LLM.

in three years. Hljh standard. Beau kruC GEORGE CHASE. Deafc-.