The evening world. Newspaper, June 22, 1912, Page 5

NEWLYWED'S COOK ‘BEATTREARTISTS MOTHER INTAW “George MeManus Gets Real | | Material for Pictures in His '| 4 Qwn Household. “ f@eamure of a colores cook, who ted good things for the house- id’ of George MoManun, the artist, in ‘®t. Bvona, No. 8% West One Hun- and Thirty-fifth street, was in ‘Huciem Court to-day with her intended. She ie accused of beating Mr. Me- ‘Manus’ mother-in-law, Mra, Carrie Bergere, and trying to steal several hundred dollars’ worth of household effects, clothing and money. it he combined efforts of Mrs. Bergere and her daughter, Miss Roso Bergere, that finaly landed May Edna Johnson in the tolls of the law, to- gether with her husband-about-to-be, A@ron Shazuo. All yesterday Mre. Bergere, bruised but embattled, scoured Darktown with the detecti' and when the mother had to rest the equally determined daughter took up the search. Edna May and her in- tended were arrested Inst night a No. 307 West One Hundred and Fort: sixth street, whero the wedding was about to take place. The guests resented the intrusion, and Miss B was roughly handled while ectives Hawkins and Thomp- @on of the West One Hundred and ‘Twenty-fifth street station were trying to quell the disorder. Thompson blew his whistle for help, but Miss Bergere grabbed Hawkins's “billy” and It lively dDlows on 1d ‘Mrs. McManus lives with her mother and two sisters. Last week they needed @ cook, so when the elevator boy was accosted by a neat looking negro girl, who asked if any help was wantod, he sent her to Mts. Bergere. ‘The girl told a straight story and was employed, ‘Within two hour MoManuses and Bergeres ali yotei Edna May the find of the decade. ‘Thursday afterncon everybody hap- pened to be away. Mrs. Bergere came home first. The apartment was quiet. iMrs. McManus and Edward Frinham, an artist guest, had gone to look at the summer,in the park, and the other Gaughters, Misses Rose and Jeanette Berger, had stepped across the hall mito the apartment of a sister, Mrs, Knute Ertcksen, wife of the Arctic ex- plorer. To Mrs. Bergere's surprise, in the front hall were sundry bund! from | which protruded several recognizable | articles, She sent Miss Roso for a| policeman. While the daughter wi gone, the mew cook appeared. She leaped at Mrs, Bergere, bore her down, | and beat ber, then snatched a hand. bag containing $25 and fled to the) roof. Ry the time the daug ghter returned | with the police the cook had escaped through the scuttle of another hov ‘The women offered to help the officors, For two days the search was prose- cuted in vain. a pees FRENCH LINERS TIED UP. Offer of Arbitration Strike Ree) fused—Ships Cannot Sail. PARIS, June 2 ‘The French Trans- Atlantic Line to-day declined to accept the Government's sugestion that It ehould arbitrate between the shipping companies and the seamen, saying that euch action was not provided for in the contracts made with the strikers, The shipping companies of Bordeaux have! also refused the Government's sugges- tion. The Messageries Maritimes of Marseilles, on the other hand, has ac- cepted the offer of the Government. Neither La Lorraine nor Virginia will wail to-day from Havre as no biue- Jackets are available, oo Fri to lo Here Again, The big Friars’ Frolic, which has Deen touring the Fastern states, will return to-morrow night for a per-| formance at the Moulin Rouge The- atre, formerly the New York Theatre. On account of the lengthy programme, the show will begin at 8 o'clock, in- {wtead of at 8.15 as advertised, ——>——— Truman T. Pierson was elected presi+ dent of Cozy Homes Co. yesterday with Charles A. Sibley as vice-president and William R, Boyes as secretary-treasurer, princtpally at Metue eee uch new money is flowing into the ¢ransformation of farms and old country places into handsome estates. Many neglected parcels are passing each week ‘to owners who ere adding greatly to SEANCIAL Report of the Condition ei THENATIONAL NASSAU BANK OF NEW Yorn \ Gt the clove of business Jume 14th, 1013) giver Savestments pant cp ‘orelgn fechanges for next pion fund wih, from _U, Sie Building Foremost of Big 3 of Big Suburban Operators Says Family Investors Must Look Several Years Ahead and Predicts the Most Ac- tive Market Ever Known _ in New York. BY WILLIAM E. HARMON. He has been a leader for over two decades in the largest subur- ban operations of a score of cities between Boston and Chicago, his companies holding $12,000,000 of realty in Brooklyn alone. ‘Newspapers are great factors in de- veloping interest in real estate, and the part taken by the New York World has been conspicuously to the advan- tage of the operator. Real estate departments of most of the New York papers are subject to one serious criticism, it seems to me, and that 18 to eay their point of view is that of the trader rather than investor, Out Of one hundred sales recorded in Naw York City ninety of them are mado for the purpose of securing # home or mak- ing an investment while the percentage of purchases made by the professional trader is almost negligible. Yet ninety Per cent, of the space given to the dis- cussion of real estaté mattors 1s de- voted to recent or prospective sales, ‘and studies of conditions governing the market tn the immediate future. The newspaper editors seem to think that the public wants to know what will happen this summer or next fall, when really a far larger public is con- cerned with what is going to happen in the next five or ten years, The rea- fon 1s simple: When a man buys a home or makes @ real estate invest- ment he realizes he is committed to fomething of more or less permanent nature. He doesn't expect to scalp the market, but hopes as the years pass to find his property becoming more and more valuable, We are occasionally making purchases in thirty-five or forty cities of this country, and in Investi- ating local conditions we pay no at- tention whatever to the present condi- tion of the market, and everything to the tendency of prices over @ period of years. Looking at New York City real estate from this point of view, one must ac- knowledge that great changes will take place in price levels in the next five or ten years. @ome prices ate going down, some will remain stationary and some will go up. From the fact that 200,000 new settle in New York every year, mendous influence {s cri any serious recession of but it you can point out place people are likely to settle five years hence you will be selecting the places where values are most likely to increase. It is perfectly obvious tha: already !mproved will not chan; for every new building means the struotion of an old one of consid value. Therefore, while the per acre population twozthirds of the way out on a new line of @bways will not incr people a tre- wainst land further out, or land on which houses are thinly scattered, will increase 1,000 per cent. in value, or even more, Then, again, the shopping centres along the line of subways will not in- crease in nearly the degree shown at the terminus where the big shops are already located and where the people are likely to come, A prediction as to the particular lo- cations about New York City to be moat benefited by the construction of the new subways 1a outside of the prov- ince of this article, but it is quite within the province of the students of the real estate situation. If the publte ean get strong conclusions as to this future development, tt will be better for them than the day-by~lay doings in the real estate market. I have been a bear on real estate for entre’ Dre This edrertisnnent MUST REM. sunt FOR ori, On aor pri rew vn OHA before RLES 1 80 ins iste ee Vor Breatly, perhaps 20 per cent., the vacant | of the Home __As a Matter of Economy " T HE EVENING town to the continual expansion Into} new home territory and the steady de-| four years and during that time prices have been stationary and people have | been paying taxes signs of better times everything pot movement, Now, nd watching for to my is to an upward crease of living conveniences tn centres. elty ee Pennsyivanta railroad statistictians re- port that 7,600 persons leave the M hattan station every afternoon between 4 and 7 o'clock for homes on Long Island, eae ‘They are patting the Inet consents of Property owners for bullding the short connecting link betweén Queensboro Bridge and the Steinway tunnel. The work will start all of the projected rapid transit extensions into Queens, which are promised for operation with- in two years, ee Queens Land and Title Company will take another big crowd to Massaqequu to-morrow on the regular spectal train Heavy home buying there is attri- buted to substantial fireproof construc- tion and waterfront advantages, Houses under construc- Plot buyers this week includ Burr, 8. Barre, F. Perschey, J. rR, Streff, F. Ward, C. D. Richardson, A. Ficca and F Guarinert. eo ee David P, Leahy Realty Company old eight houses and fourteen additional lots during the last three days at South Ozone Park, L, I. Three of the home buyers are policemen, more than @ score of whom have bought dwellings there recently. Negotiations pending promise to provide thirty more of the finest with homes before the middle of July. The last house buyers include Sergeant Pitts, Patrolmen Miller and Staible, C. Hitchcock, J. Schaffer, 1. Smith, R. Buchanan and J, Montgom- For the next year we are apt tojery. ‘ have a comparatively dull market, but Ms © bd one characterized by constant absorp-| Joseph P, Day is ing 100 home tion of bargains. Then will come the} sites in Vanderburgh Park, Larchmont, real revival. Within three or four) to-day, near the railroad station, He years New York may see the .most) will offer 479 for the Murray ent active rea ever known. SEE el TRAFFIC FLOOD SHOWS AN EARLY Commutation records of all the metro- being broken. by suburban resorts are being in- vaded by their largest crowds. officers attribute the early rugh out of Polttan N ° REAL RUSH TO COUNTRY. railroads REAL bile FOR SALE— ESTATE FOR SALE— NEW JERSEY. estate market that it has aro REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— HONG ISCAN From Long Island De; Atlantie Avenue Trame Take 1.30 P. M. Train SUNDAY FOR SSAPEQUA along McLean avenue, next to Van Cortlandt Park, next Saturday, ce ee Bungalows are spreading along the New York, Westchester and te allway lines, Larchmont Ganens |s @ favorite spot for this season's bulli- ers. Clifford B, Harmon is designing any new landscape effects there, Sev- eral new houses of costly: type are planned for hi , Pelhamwood. Bungalows on the little Wood, Harmon & Co. at Annadale, §. 1., are being completed by Fellx ‘Aich: REAL E6TATE FOR SALE— LONG ISLAND. » Thirty-third Street and Seventh pot, Brooklyn. Free Transportati WORLD, SATURDAY, JUNE 22, forma of] win berger, Mra, Mars &. J, Barckhouse, William W fam C. Hess, Mra, J. HL Shortel, Henry thake, Will.) = Koenlg and ages. — Mra. Margaret Finaldo. | 8 8 Wampage Shores is getting dally re. | ports from the Olymp!: athletes, among | whom ds Theodore Roosevelt Pell of the #. Osgood Pell Company. When he cones back, the Shores will give him | @ championship medal in addition to all of those that he fs expected to win abroad, | * * * ‘Two more sites at Kew Gardens, I TL, were bought. by bullders of costly | homes to- . The 0-acre tract is at! Richmond Hill Tt has born developed | Into beautiful proportions at a heavy outlay during the past few months, * * * Glenwood Country Club at Glen Head, | L. T, will be opened next Saturday | with a bie golf tournament. North | Shore Realty Company let contracts to- | day for building 14 big dwellings there on its 80-acre tract * * * Plot buyers at Saltaire, 1. 1, thie Week Included E. Van Neas Harwood, Irving .K. Farringt Dr. Ralph 8. Fralick, Francia Connor, Dr, Pur yis A, Spain, Miss Maude I, Homer, Miss Martha K, Monaghan, Mra, Mar- garet FE. Garrigus, ey Windsor Land and Improvement Come Pany aold five sites at Rookville Centro, L. 1, this week, three at Floral Park, five at Hempstead, fifteen Lyn brook, twenty-two at Valley Stream. ° 7 1 MoNeoce of Queens Gardens signed contracts to-day for $85,000 of general improvements there. They wilt include six. miles of water mains and elght of sidewal Haven ts the I DiscomiortAiter Meals Feeling oun = ‘ath tl t witty 8 sensation of Shuffi- are gmitome 0 Conetipation, | ae on! rising yadway's Bae free pid ee ia ‘a St more fee ae i Ree ‘aah vAY Le ©O., New York, Inspect 40 Beautiful Homes Easy to Buy and Delightful to Live In Near the Depot, Near the Lakes, Near the Bay. Prices Low, Tile Construction, Every Modern Improvement These Honses Would Be Bargains at 20% Above Their List Price. We Are Giving Homeseekers the Profit on These First 40 Houses. A New Section of Lots at $245; $10 Down, $5 per Month Cement Sidewalks, Water, Gas and Electrie Light. EAL ESTATE FOR SA' LONG ISLA Avenue, New York, or at These Stations. pe JOUN C. FREE $100- BRING THIS ADV. WITH YOU SAT. OR SUNDAY AND YOU WILL POSI- TIVELY SAVE $100 ON ANY HOUSE OWNED BY US YOU MAY SELECT Big Clearing Sale To-day & Sunday JUNE 22nd and 23rd SOUTH OZONE PARK ash and $10 per Month $1,800 to $3,700 3. Take Fulton street elevated to end of ne and change to Freeport Trotiey to Houth On DAVIDP. LEAHY REALTY ‘0.,N. W. Cor. 34th St. and Broadwaz, N. Y. C. REAL eerate FOR SALE— Improvements ests Pardiet floors, tile bath ma an rand walle, ot BRL 09, 0, SHINGLES ORY AT. » Long Island Hail rest Penn. ‘ant Hiatininn Htation, fhe y tat Report trottes REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— NEW JERSEY. wae A Tangled Mass ‘of Beautiful Woods, Hills and Rocks. An entrancing Mountain Lake in the centre. Its altiiude and unusual quaintness make seg LAKE GROVE HEIGHTS: a, hari The prettiest and healthiest section short of the Adirondacks. SPECIAL SALE—For this Sunday & Next, June 23d & 30th, We offer well located Bungalow Plots at an actual 50% 25 AT $25 EACH. First-class roads have been built; have been installed, and other improvements will be installed from time to time. reduction, 20 OF SUPERB LOCATION AT ONLY $75 EACH. | also automobile boulevards; electric lights THIS IS A TWO WEEKS' SALE ONLY. & CO. ne A —- OPEN he’ +ud e Back. vane $09 Surety Stamps free to one member of cach family that goes out with ‘| | Write reserving tickets for special train Sunday, June 30th, or meet us at! Track 8, Delaware-Lackawanna R, R. Terminal, Hoboken, at 11 o'clock to-day, | °9 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— BROOKLYN. BEAUTIFUL MAPLETON the Heart of Brookiyn. HALF HOUR BY SKA BEAOH LINK TO 2D AVENUH BTATION, BROOKLYN, Artistic, modern brick houses, $4,600.$5,000; your own terms; $100 dows, EXAMINE ANY DAY, Soeciot Menseer, 60 Liberty at, N. Bo. Hoom 67, ' Phone 1440 Cort, for the next two yeart may sound ridiculous, ty of BINGER'S this through F ISTeREAT FOr o JUNE & peng Si0o difen B10 monthly. will ne Interest fra F SHEREL, Hey | THE SUNDAV WORLDS | WEEKLY JOKE BOOK FREE | Aa ° WITH THE SUNDAY WORLD NG 1 | Wantep married NEW YORK. A semi-annual dividend THREE and ONE-HALF Per Cont. wut B, KNO} JOSEPH G. LIDDL, | CITIZENS’ SAVINGS BANK it 108 SHGS BAK Cor. Ith St. and &th Avenue, 1013, dividend at the rate of rue PER CENT. ' vou U. bet Think of It! $40 Secures a $60 $100 $200 Why? Because if you purchase a lot at the auction sale of the MURRAY ESTATE you will be permitted to leave 807% on mortgage. The SUPREME COURT and the MURRAY HEIRS have ordered that it be sold for whatever price it will bring, in separate lots, at auction on Saturday, June 29, 1912 On the Premises, Rain or Shine, Under a Mammoth Tent. Under the direction of CHARLES L. HOFFMAN, Esq., Referee, and the MURRAY HEIRS, 479 LOTS On McLean Avenue and Adjoining Streets, South Yonkers On the Northerly Boundary Line of New York City. TITHE POLICIES OF THE TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK ISSUED FREB Savings Bank Books will be taken as deposits on purchase You will not lose the interest on your bank deposit. Representatives Will Be on the Property. How to Reach Property:—Subway to 242d St., South Broadway sure face car to McLean Av., trolley to property. 6th or 9th Av. “L’’ to 185th St. and Getty Square Division of the Putnam Railroad to Caryl Station, three minutes’ walk to property. DEAN SAGE, Esq., Attorney for Plaintiff, 49 Wall Street, N. Y. City. of lots. Executive Offices 31 Nassau St., N. Y. City EXGELSIOR SAVING S BANK LOUATED AT T. 46 WEST 24TH s New Banking Room N. E. Cor. 28d St. & 6th Ave. ete tarnne fnierest trom 3 WILLIAM J, ROOMB, MHI Wotts, becretary. 1 and tomptroilor, retary, Metropolitan Savings Bank 1d 8 THIRD Av 18th “DIVIDEND Cooper Institute). Ana. pie New York, oy, ?! io! MALY Y UNDING | Hah the tele 0 1 wiley Y. President NDREWS, Anat, Secy ‘aaw . Premident, OR Dhaw" tenet hare a et aud OBSERVATION fram! Me eelseth e ake te 18, Sandy Hook | HALCYON SNS & re ee or any we! y? 1 o'clock P. M. JAUCTIONEER, Send for Booklet EXCURBIONS. Mauch Chunk Glen Onoko June 23, $1.50 Bellewood Park sunay $1.00 Trains Leave Pennsylvania Ferries, Gert- landt and Desdrosses Street for Mauch CHUN ° 30a. ™, BELLEWOOD - - 9.00 A.M, (Ly, Jersey City 30 minutes tater.) Wedson River Tube Trains Connect at versey City Station, ai%co, UP THE HUDSON FALL RIVER LINE ‘Tickets at Miers only ou day of excursions, MOONLIGHT ; fateh | SUNDAY on 8 Keay Wot Sah ba0"\ Miter Vain i Fi, Yao" “M 7 State Roome « GLEN ISLAND BOATS Wy PAMOLS EF 7 r¢ i: RR rae a ~| Sight. Seeing Yachts SIGHT-SELING VACHE ya A Sa pad lan ast aha ls Aa e $200 Lot “ “ $300 “ 6 “ $500 66 “ 6“ $1 ,000 “ NEW AVE xcs | fd WR LY REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. i REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, | REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, Telephone 744 Cortlandt Se ncemeunetceas 00-Mile jeavi ta our cmloymact Tor ‘et. At pee toe __ STEAMBOATS, All the Way: by-Water ro 4 BOST ON rect tween Maine STEAMSHIP LINE Direct Bite . . M, alba, 10.90 A, M, ft} yd ate th iat “Fetra cir ee | FOR KEANSBURG, N. junday extra, Ma < representative. cal SYNDICATE COMPANY. 1] Teaat 14th sty $20 Diamond Hing, $1 weekly; watohes, jonciey. Metropuliiga.ts Witabus at Obew Diamonds, sanear 10fth rm Wes fn He Ha ee se