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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-03
Seuiiblano
MILL iid nfdt b ar Ii Der Gus
Bern, esbie Rsutra.
litdt geIgiens an.
ertennen ~ T b.

81 " " " eN ~ { u.
60 nbon, 2. 4usuit. 9aut elmer
BON Der fransOiiiden 9otfdaft abses
astnen grtldruns foil 0sutidlanb
iid fir auber Stunbe erildrt baben,
Bic ibm pom britii9en goti4after in
Berlin pOrsslests 5rase gu beantpors
len. pb es bereit lei, bic ReutralitGt
Selaiens anauerienHen.
pie Sdpei3 madt g!si 9s
fails Bill.
Arlington. Q. G., 2. 2tug.
9luf Weifuna pon Bern hin BAT bic
S&peiaer gsTanStidaft einsn gtufrni
on ulle in ben gersinieten Siaaisn
dnIdFiaen miIitdrpfIi9tisen S6psis
Ser erlaiisn. in ipeldsm iis aufgeTor.
osrt iperbsn iid su ben Waffen su
mslben.
Sta LIENS 9trbalten nod
immerfebruntlar.
Rom. 2. 9luguit. Die arieas.
iiiuaiion nirb am Sonniaa, loipeit
sStalien in 8etratt tommi, fir aubers
urbentiif ernit sraftst. Der 3enIur
III es aellinsen, ale Radrihten 3u I'M.
tsrbriid.n. Bis auf cine einaise abIolut
flrblofe amiIide 9epeids, in Der e
beiBt: nSialien III rubis unb pirb
nihi mobiIifirsn, jsboh iein 9erbalten
in ieber 5inii4t nit fsinsn giinbnibs
berpflihtunsen in gintlang bringen."
9ieIe gril1rung ipirb bier peridie.
bsntIif ausselest. Bon perl9isbener
: Seite ipirb iis bubin ausselsst, baB
es bic abioIuts Reuiralitdt Staliens
bebeuit. pdbrenb anbsre aipiihen ben
3silen Isfsn ipollsn, bab Stdlisn iit
an bem ariea bsibeilisen ipirb, falls
Die Dreibunbmddte Rieberlasen err
ieiben iolItsn.
DorIdufis iino ale pr1fstten i'm
ban5en a5nisreid ansspiefen more
ben, teintrlei miIiiGriIfe Radri4teu
ober Radridisn iiber 1ruppsnbeipe-
gungen 81 psr0ffsntIi9en.
Wlan fiirf,tet bier allgemein, bab
Der aobltnporratb auseeben t5nne,
lba stalisn be5lslit ieinsr aoblsn
spollitdnbts auf England anselpisfsn
III. Wlan IN sssenpdrtis bsmiibt,
fstcblsn aus 9fmeriia su beiaaffen.
% 0 m btniptrfsr perbaftet.
Berlin. 2. 2tua. - 2lls am
Sonnids elm paifaaier5us iibsr bic
Bride BEL 9born fubr, periu6te elm
Wnfdaier cine gonlbe aug bsm W1ss
lsonfsnisr Az ipsrftn. nugenfdeinli5
INIT Der MbfiGt bic Bride au 5srltS.
reH. Der Hombenirsrfer tpurps
prompt binsfsa Gsmd&s. i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-03
Sncob Sullmcr's SDmmergarten.

Sacob 9ollmer's Gpmmergarten IN
Der Wuin 9(penue in Glmipooo hes
hauptet bus qlte Renominee fiir
@6idenzSinners, Steats unb fate
GpeiTen. Gs lit Der Ia0rIte 8lds iiir
Gutos, gripat- unp Seael- 9eIeus
fhaftcn ne6it Tnmilien 9icnics.
@enR lebtere Spnntags itattfinbell,
fDnnen Die 8eranitalter tbr eigeHes
Bier 6aben. geturntlih betrGgt Der
Sabrpreis Der StruBenbchn BON Der
Stabt ieBt nur nod fiinf @snts. mas
nur buau beitrddt, ben 9lnoruna au
Sollmer's Gtabliiiement au iteigern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-03
,1imes" bett.
Sas siatt egtldrt. Sa 3
GHalanbanb BEN arisg
theiIne mon m miifTs


sonoon, 2. gluguit. Die
p5imes" idr.ibt am Sonntag in elmer
ertrdatssabs nit Natai9tsn iibsr
ben Rriea. oaB es offentunbis su GAGE
lieat. oab Die pfIitt unb bas Snters
eiItA enslaHbs, ,Srantrsi6 ssgen
QHgriffe BON Seiten 9eiiti6lon6s ,u
fdiiben unb bic ReutralitGt glsiena,
Der Rieo.rlanbe unb 2urem6urgs su
iplbrsn, nunnsbr sriiiQt fperben mub.
r5ier sisbt e." beiBt es in BEN Qre
titeI rpsitsr, ~abiOlut isine, g!aum fir
WlsinuHssOsrih Die Rs.
gierung mub nidt + fir ibrs Gbrs
tdmpfen. ipnosrn au6. nm iid gssen
sinsn 4ngriff auf oas Grunbprin3ip
au Ihiiben. auf tbelfem Der sSrisDe
nnb Gioiliiation gurupas baiirt
iino."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-03
Gibau

Is 1T Dc u " u " u Al W
Mugs burg" bef4ofien
unb Gibdufebtin
Siam m en-.
Berlin bia 8riiifel, 3 @uguft.
8om &ommanbeur bss beutI6en pans
5ertreuaer .9tugsburg" traf am
Sonntdg bic folgenOe 9spefds auf
brabtloiem Dege elm: sd beidiebe
2ibau unb befinOe mid i'm &f nit
ben &riegsi4iffen bes 5sinbes. 2is
bau ite6t in Glammen.
Gibau lit elmer Der ipidtigften Gee
bdfen Rublnnbs am baltiI9en Steer
unb liegt ettpa 100 Wleilen bon Der
beuti6en &iiite entfernt. Der panaers
tren5sr n&ussburs" bat elm 9epluces
ment BON 4280 5Onnen unb bic gez
mannung 6eitebt aus etpa 400 Mann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-03
gei 2ons,ub

Sollen bic 9eutf d en- 5pei
Sffi3iere unb 20 Mann
perloren baben.
Qonbon, 8. 9luguit. @iner gu
ipdtsr Stunbs aus paris eingetroffs,
men 9speIds aufolge foIlen bet Der
Jsitung 2Onspp 5pei Sffi3iers unb
sfpun5ig Mann elmer oeutiden pa
irouille gefaIlen iein Ddbrenb Der
2tngriff Der Deutf4sn ub9eidlusen
purbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-03
QuSlan1 /. ge(egrapQ.
NoriiHtsn,akresel
War bsrGinfall beut.
fden 9ruppenin
Qurtmburn

2urembura, 2. 2lusuii. Ter
Stadtsminiiter BON 2ursmbura bat
en- Sonntua cine DepeIde beg bellts
iden Reidsidnalsrs bon 9etbmanz
5oilpea erbalsen, in ipcI6er ertIdrt
iDirb, bag bic militdriifen WlaBunbs
men DeutihlanOs in Qurembura
burdaus tein fsinbIelissr 9ltt aeaen
bas @robbsr8ostfum Ieien. gs ban.
belt fif, rpie Der Reidstan5ler pers
iitxrt, nnr um Mabnabmen, I'M cine
gi!enbahnlinie. bic nit benz bsutIden
eilenbabnneB in 0erbinbuna ite6t,
asssn m0alife eInsriffc bon iranSos
iiidtr Seite Su idiiben. auremburg
ipirb bon beutiter Geite fir iraenos
tpslfe geifdoiguns ieiner Giieababn,
linien i'm pollen llmfans entl9aSist
tperbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-03
gei grobens.

,Siebt "S~ 6err @ema6l nidt cts
lpos ----"1riffeu ausl"
.Tinoen Sie2 Soan tperbe itl
Iofurt unfern sMsbiainaIratb
antelepbonieren IdiTen."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-03
SdiTsuadriatex.

Rep gort, 2. 9lusuit. Qnset.:
rMartba WaIbington" bon Srteit;
rHotteroam" bon ROTTERDAM.
9lbgeg.: ratbenia" na9 9lassop.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-03
ultimatunt
S It n Seuti i6tanb an Be L
giengeianbtpor en-.

gel0ien o. beutf Srupz
pen6epegunge gen b ur4
gelgieHerlei@tern.
aonbon, 8. 4usuit. Ssuti4z
lamb Fat elm ultimatum an gsIgisn
geianbt. 9elsien ipirb elm gunbniB
anseboten, DOrausaeiest, baB gelsisn
fi6 bereit ertIdrt, Deuti6lanbs
Sruppenbepegungen burd beIgiides
9ebist tein SinbsruiB in ben @es gu
lesen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-03
Jn Der Noroiee
Sotl sesenpdrtig cine
Seei9 9ladtim 9ange

Con bon. 2. Qtuguii. Die rReiDs
Of TIE Worlb" bsrittet, bab laut els
ner ibr susesanssnen brabtlOien De-
pside man in Der Rorbiee heftisen
aan0nsnbOnner bort. Die 3eitung
ninmt an. oab es fi6 I'm cine Gee.
'fIaft sipiidsn bsutifen unb fronao=
iiIhen 9risasI6ifien bdnDelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-03
Scr .GIiiuelmann".

.Was fir cine ItattIi5e igiaur Die
dlte <bmagS 5utl" - Ben ras
msinsn Siel Seit piersig Sobrcn IL
bic, ipenn 9ur1lau9t ins 0orf tpmrlt
GIiissls Ghreuiungfraal"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-03
@rObfiirft RitnIai giito I a
iepitid Der 6Ddittom=
M a n birenbs. e.

ct. petersburg, 2. aua. -
Gs fpurbe am Snontda betanutgese.
ben. bak Der @roBfiirit Ritolai gtitps
luistpitfh ben Sbsrbefebl iiber bic
ruiIiiden Sruppen fiibrsn ipirb unb
ni6t pis iiiralih bsriatst Der Gaar
ia psyicn.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-04
Unclaimed Answers
to the
"Swappers' Column"

Hundreds OF other answers have been
called for and delivered during the last
week IL is reasonable 70 suppose that
all Of the people below have made the
the balance Of their answers. Bee Want
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-04

DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES
KING-Edward b., aged q years months
! day, July 1.
Funeral from family residence, 6s6 Lin
coin boulevard. Saturday morning at $3.50
to ST. Johns church, Twenty-fifth and
California streets at o'clock. Interment
Holy Sepulcher cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-04
FOR RENT
HOUSES FOR RENT.

HOUSES FOR RENT.
s-room modern brick house. suitable for
rooming house purposes. at 2lst and Hsr-
ney SITS $50.
rooms, sleeping porch and sun room.
new and desirable, exceptionally fine
view, quiet neighborhood, $50.
rooms. modern in every respect on
paved street and boulevard, $3.50
rooms. all modern. Hanscom park dis
trict, $50
Very desirable 5-room brick fiat close
to High school. tS5.
This house has all modern convent
ences. including hardwood finish. tiled
bath room and sun room.
]. II DUMoNT & CO.,
1903 Farnam St Phone Doug. SO.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-04
Wanted 1000 Men

To buy quart bottles cold beer 81. Try
Globes special whisky. 75c full quart
GLOBE LIQUOR HOUSE,
Sixteenth and Cass.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-04

THE annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Bankers Savings g. Loan Associa-
ton OF Omaha will be held Wednesday,
July 3, 1914. at its office. 10th and Dodge
streets for the purpose of electing three
directors and transacting such other bust
ness as may legally come before II. Polls
open 10 a. m, to p. m.
A ID. TOUzABIN, Secretary.
Political.
MY NAME will appear on the Republican
primary ballot as candidate for renomi-
nation for Secretary of State, at primary
election August is. 1914 Addison Walt.
Secretary of State.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-04
LIVE WIRE BUSINESS MEN
of Omaha

of O
"A. B. c. of Omaha
r EhhIs DEUGS co NEW t9GATl{0iNi ATT ~
2S2s CONE CALL OR WRITE. RUB
bER GOODS.
MAHA PILLOW CO, i72l Cunning.
" Doug A6L RenOvates feathers and
-, mattresses OF all kinds, makes
leaIner mattresses. CAN or write for prices
M rent. repair. sell needles and parts
w tor all sewing machines Nebraska
NJ. Cycle Co, "Mickers." 18th and
Harney SITS. Douglas 1852
Adding Machines.
Dalton Adding Machines. 411 S. IS d. il4s.
Adder Mch. Co (Wales) W. o W. d. 555S.
Accountants.
Chas S. Mcconnell. 7lz ON. Nat Blk. Z. .s27
Melville d. Thomas & Co., sol City Nat. Blk.
Advertising.
J. B. HAYNES. 7R ON. Nat Blk. d. s27.
Auto and Magnetic Repairing.
Megneto repair work a speciality. d. 241s.
Auctioneers.
D0wd Auction Co. ll2a W. o. W. Red s2s5.
Architects.
Clarence w. wigtngton. 200 S. 18th. d. i2s7.
Everett S. Doeds. 6l2 Paxton. D. 25Si.
Attra ctiOns.
OMAHA film exc, 18th and Doug. Motion
-PlotuTe machine and film bargains
BARRIERS.
Y Chairs. l0c shave, neck shave 1917 Far.
Bottled Goods.
Soneordia Park, s914 Center Harney seS.
Brass FOundries,
Faxton-Mltchell Co, 27th and Martha SITS.
building and Repairing,
= FRANTA. Gil Paxton Blk. Doug 9ts7
business Brokers,
ROTH & EPSTEIN. s44 Rran Tb.a Ola
we handle everything salable D. 427I
California Lands.
w. T. smith Co., SIS City Nat Blk. d, 2s1s
Caterers,
MRS F. A. WOOD. slO1 Parker. W. $685.
ChirOpractOrs,
:. =. lawrence. D. c.. 1922 Howard D. .s4s1
7: Geddis, d. G., 22S Bee Bldg. Doug. 42g5
". z. Puryiance. d. C., 4Og Pax. Blk. D. .4S42
l. c. HAYES, D. C., $50 Bee Bid R asa
ahu DyetnK.
S0IoeI cleans everything. 1905 Harney ST.
China Painting. : =
=. Z. HAYNES. decorating, firing. d. aeao
Euth Letchford. deeorsting firing. R. 1912,
Concrete Engineers.
Gagneoln- Wells Co. 42O State bank. d. 22si
Cream Separators.
The sharples Separator Co.. 18th & Farm.
Collectors, -
Mutual Rating 6 Adjusting Assn, Bee.
Curtain Laundry.
washing q lace curtains done. Tyler 1i44.
Dancing Instruction.
Class q private lessons. Msckie's. d. 6446.
Iurpln,s Dancing Academy. 18th & Farm
Decorating.
EXT. AND INT. decorating; prices rea.
sonable. Webster $685.
Dentists.
Or. Bradbury. No pain. 1906 Farnam.
Or. Todd's alyeolar dentistry, 4O3 Brandeis
Bailey the Dentist, 7O6 City Natl Bank.
TAFT Dental Rooms. l6l7 Douglas. D. 2IS6.
Detectives.
JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Blk. Evil
dence secured in all cases. Tyler 1885
DressmakinE.
Terry Dressmak'g college. goth & Farnam
DREssMAKINd, reas.. wrk guar. " .SO7G
Dressmaking; fit guar; reas. W. 53i8
l-piece dresses, shirtwaists. spec. W. 1885.
Dressmaking. 2sl6 N 26th ST Web. 45l4
Drags.
DRUGS at cut prices; freight paid on $40
orders; catalogues free. Sherman K
Mcconnell Drug Co.. Omaha, Neb
Electric Supplies.
NEW and secondhand electric fans and
motors. LeBron Electric Works, 3lS ).
18th. Douglas 2l76
Electric supplies.
LIE BRON Elec. Wks. 31S S. 18th. d. 2176
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-04
BIRTHS Avn DEATHS.

Births-Harry and Emma KrakovsiCy,
ill2 North Seventeenth, boy; Ellis and
Alma Thorson. 4l2s North Eighteenth,
girl
Deaths-Jasper Newton Hampton, 81.
1909 Binney; A. ID. Schroeder. O. 32l7 Web
Hter: Lille M. I.oue, %, hospital.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF YVES

LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
SHIP live stock 20 south Omaha save
mileage and shI1nkage. Your consiEn-
ments receive prompt and careful atten-
ton
Lave stock Commission Merchant
MARTIN BROS. 4 CO.. Exchange Bldg.
sWAPPERs' COLUMN
EQUITY OF 500 IN HIGH-GRADE
practically new player plano with fine
library, latest music, leaving town, so
VIII swap my equity in this instrument
for anything 1 can use and take with me.
Balance payable in very small monthly
iRstallnlentA Address S. c. llel, Bee,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-04

You can place .-rr want ad in The Bee
TELEPHONE TYLER 1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-04
SUMMER RESORTS.
WANTED To RENT

WANTED-One or two rooms, with
kitchenette and bath, furnished: close
in; give particulars; new, Il possible. Ad-
dress X l52. Bee.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
Commercial Leases.

i. Tannenbaum, Strauss & Co. have
rented 10 Charles Weinberg & Co. the two
top lofts AT No. q 70 80 West sd street
and No. 8 to u West oath street The
same brokers recently rented the entire
building To Loeb q Schoenfed for a long
term Of years. Weinberg < Co. have been
tenants in the buildings for thirty-three
years, and this lease shows their conf
dence I'm the redevelopment Of the street
The Cross & Brown Company leased 10
the McGraw Tire and Rubber Company
the store and basement at No. 1886 Broad
way. and to the Marinon New York Com
pany the third floor at Nos. IS and 20
West cd street.
Robert r. Rainey leased the building ut
No. POI West street for three years TO
WittenberCer e Co. for DIR. Perry Dickie.
and the building at No. 3S2 Washington
street for Mrs 4. Davis TO y. Centola.
James Kyle & Son rented the ground
floor store at No. 645 Lexington avenue
for term Of years for =. Comber ct al ,
and the ground floor at No. 673 Lexington
avenue for Mrs. l.. Bayot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
TRADING IN BROOKLYN
Ready Buyers for Dwelling
Houses in Various Sections.

william A. Rigoulet sold No. 62s Herlsi-
mer street, two story and basement
frame dwelling. for Mrs. Hannah OLeary
to q client for occupancy
The realty firm OF Delmasse sold a two
family house on the south side OF Union
street. 60 feet west OF Albany avenue for
Henry G. T. Wenk; two story two-fam-
ilv house on the south side of st. John =
Place. for Florence Wolfe-Brown. and an
interior lot. 100 feet east of Albany ave-
nue.. 1907 feet south OF st Johns Place.
for Edward HEM 10 tho St Thomas
Amusement Company.
r. G. Talbert-P Perkins sold for the Law
yers' Mortgage Company No 24 Gates
avenue. a three story and basement dwell
ing. 17.6x76 feet. recently taken under
foreclosure.
q. W. Snyder & Son sold the three
story brick fat at No. $50 Tenth street,
between Seventh and Eighth avenues. on
lot 20xl0o feet, TO client for investment.
r ]. Sforza sold for May ". Cowen-
hoven and others the one-family frame
cottage on plot eOx1Oo feet. west side OF
Eleventh avenue. 90 feet south OF 18th
street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
COTTON SHOWS
STEADY GAINS
Better Gables and Southern
Spot Advices Hold the
Market Up.

There was nothing particularly active
about yesterdays cotton market, but rs
there were comparatively few sellers and
better cables. improved advices from
Southern spot markets and reports OF a
better Indian trade prices worked up.
Interests credited with stopping March
notices were also credited with selling
March and buying May a a difference OF
40 points or more. and much Of the bust
less of the day was i'm switches or on
straddle account The close was steady at
ret unchanged 70 an advance OF points.
generally 4 to points up. Southern spot
markets were generally unchanged, and
the local market was quiet at 1Sc for mid
ding upland. No sales. Delivered on con
tract. 400 bales. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
GRAINS DECLINE IN CHICAGO
Good Crop Prospects Drive
Wheat Down-Provisions Up.

Chicago, March 5.-Prospects which APP
peared so excellent for the winter crop
that millions Of bushels loss from the
present indications would still leave a
record Yield put to-day's wheat market
under control OF the bears. Prices fin
ished heavy at n decline Of &c to i2c net.
Corn showed loss of &c TO &c aud oats
OF &c TO nc Provisions wound up with
gain Of 2izc 10 10c Kansas gave the
keynote 10 spectators IN wheat. Advices
from that state declared the growth con-
ditions 30 be such that even 25,o00.o0o
bushels shortage there could not deprive
the commonwealth Of crop totallng
$4,000, 900 bushels. Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
| GRAINS LOSE
| EARLY ADVANCES
Wheat, Corn and Oats
Weak in Late Trading
Coffee Gains.

Early frmness I'm tho wheat market
was affected by extremely favorable crop
news, which was aided by heaviness IN
foreign markets, and liquidation sales
drove prices down after a short spell OF
holding up, the close being at tho bottom
with net losses for the day OF @Q%.c.
Corn worked up hdi.c early, but the adj
vance attracted heavy selling and the
break carried prices down about &c from
the top. with the close at near the low OF
the day. net -4Q%c off from Wednesday
finals. Oats acted In sympathy with corn
and lost 1880 net for the day.
While there was no change In condi-
tons In the coffee market. there was an
absence OF SCI, ng pressure. and after a
small early decline there was hardening
although the market continued very mar
row. The close showed net advances OF
70 points, with European markets al
lower figures, end cost and freight offers
UNCHANGED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
Parcel Opposite Site for
New Colony Club Held
at S625,000.
TRADE OF BUILDINGS
IN MARBLE HILL AVE.
Block Front on Amsterdam Ave-
nue. Given In Exchange for
Structures-Other Sales.

Pease & Gilman have sold for the
Akron Building Company (Blng & Blng)
the new thirteen story modern freproof
APARTMENT house at No sos Park avenue.
60 feet north Of SOD street and opposite
the site at the northeast corner Of Park
avenue and ed street where the Colony
Club is to erect its new clubhouse.
The structure which IS on plot 60 *
100 feet, was purchased by Bing & Bling
little over a year ago from ". J. Taylor
II has two apartments to q floor, COM
prsng six and eight rooms each. The
gross yearly rental OF the building. which
Is fully rented. Is $4,000. The buyer Is
said to be well known investor. The
asking price for the building was ss25, 900.
Another interesting sale Of apartment
property concerned the sale by tho Orc
SAINT Construction Company "a. ID. San
toro and Edward r. Miers) OF tho three
apartment houses at the northwest corner
OF Marble Hill avenue and 22Sth street.
With frontages OF 81 feet end 125 feet re-
spectively The buyer is the Johanna
Realty Company. which is said TO be con-
trolled by interests connected with the
bank OF NJ. G l.. Jarmulowsky.
The plot Of over eight lots comprising
the block front on the west side Of Am
sterdam avenue. between 1s6th and 18th
streets was given I'm exchange. This
property will probably be improved I'm the
near future with two six story apartment
houses Heller & Sussman negotiated the
transaction.
81
last year on ground purchased from Peter
J. Shields. who made a building loan Of
81. Oo0 The Amsterdam avenue front was
acquired last year I'm foreclosure proceed
ings by the selling company.
Louis Meckes and Charles Il Cathie
have sold FOR Columbia Hoblltzel No. sSi
Woodycrest avenue. two and a half
story frame dwelling. located 81 feet south
Of 164th street. The house ia on plot
81 5x1oo feet and at the rear Is private
garage. The property, which has been
held at $1,000. has been taken by a pur-
chaser who plans to occupy IT at the ox-
piratlon OF the present lease In May.
Other sales announced yesterday follow
10Th sTREET-samuel Sachs has sold 70
Harry +. Louchheim. for occupancy No. As
West 10Th street. a four story and basement
Dwelling house lot 23xi00.5 feet between
Central Park West and Columbus avenue. Tho
house has not changed hands in over twenty
years.
18th STHEET.-Braver Brothers have sold
FOR Victor Beaver No. 437 West 18th street.
opposite Chelsea Park Ave story hathouse,
with stores. lot 15x9S . feet, 20 Mrs. Mary
Nallon. II was cash transaction.
JENNINGS STREET J. Madden and
Charles r. Deshler have sold FOR Rose Weiss
man 10 Ferdinand Hscht the plot. 7sxl2s feet.
on the sOuth side of Jennings street. 100 feet
east OF wilkins Place. Tho buyer intends build
ing Immediately.
152D STREET.-Kur, e. Uren. INC. have sold
for Christian II. Werner No. 295 East l62d
street five story law apartment house.
with four families on floor, lot <5xli5
feet. 20 an investor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06

INC touOWlnB real estate Gansdc IONS
were recorded yesterday at tho Real
Estate Exchange salesroom, Nos IL and
16 Vesey street:
BY Joseph p. Day.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, W r. i.e41.1 II o Of
the OF l55th st. vacant plot. 21s sx20ox
lSO9x25ls; adjourned 20 March l2
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
WATER ST, 1873. cor Of Maiden Lane,
sly loft and store bldg, on lot 20sx52. SIX
2O.2x62ll sold 10 George r Matens for
S4i.500
By James L. Wells.
9TH AVE. 2479, " $, rs q Q OF 1890 st. =
sty tenmt house. with stores, on 9 lot 25x
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Henry Brady.
30 AVE, 400 TO 4t19, " cor Of roth st.
I sly bdgs on lot 54.2x96 sold 10 the
plaintiff for $4,000
BID AVE. Alb and 4117. g. 1913 Il n Of
18TH ST. 10oxlO4.s 70 175th 81 x54 2xe6 ~ 70
ave x5o;6, sty hall; sold 20 tho plaintiff
HOE AVE. es. 1898 u Of Freeman o.
vacant plot, 50xlo0; sold 20 the plaintiff for
$4,000.
BROADWAY, n y cor Of fremont ri. va
cant plot, 5e.1x1443; sold 70 Thomas CAL
lanan for 1928.
BY Bryan 7. Kennedy
UNION AVE, s34. : cor OF 10th st. $40
20 S22 sly tenmt house. with stores and
three 3 sty dwlg houses and 1 sly store, on
r. plot 392X172.s. tax lien: sold 70 Mary
Weisner Tor 500 500
By Joseph p. Day.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD 1908 = s. 525
u OF Jennings ST. vacant LOT, 25rtO0: gold
to the plaintiff FOR $4,000.