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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09
Asks Aid for Needy Mother.

"I know how many applications for 6 help come to you and that you cannot print them all but wish you would make an exception in this case. There is an urgent need Of assistance for mother of twins months old. of a boy 21 months old, and another Al years old. Has any one of our readers little trundle bed or a chld's chair that the worn out. hard worked mother could have? She sleeps with twin in bed on either side of her and the 21 months child at her feet. When she might get little rest from the twins. the one at her feet Is restless She cannot afford to buy beds or bedding. have made some clothes for the family and will make more. and if any one has any odd pieces of outing flannel or wash goods or anything that can be used for the little ones it will be most acceptable. She lives twenty miles from railway. and so any thing that Is to be sent would haveto come by parcel post A folding baby cart would be great help. MRS. G. w. w
 do not know how the trundle bed could well be sent by parcel post. but no doubt the writer could give; instructions by which such an article could be forwarded I shall be happy to supply the address to any one who wishes 1t with view to send ing assistance of any kind to this needy mother.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09
FAMILY MEALS FOR A WEEK.

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09
Edsv Wops tn the Kitchen.

Will you kindly send me the address of the Cornerite who ofnered to give small linen pieces and thread to rome shut-tn and said she would tell her where she could sell the articles when fnished? am a shut-in; can crochet. etc. and
 would be so glad to know of place where could dispose of some of my work. Though do not make elaborate patterns. feel sup they could be of use if could nnd 2 market for them. have been badly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-04
SUBLETS FIFTH AVE. SPACE
Mutual Company Rents Floors
in It's New Building.

Frederick Fox & Co have leased FOR the Mutual
PrcAi Coupon Corporation. David Schultz. president.
who yer, recently leased The Mark Cross Building.
81 40 Foh Avenue. through 10 1882 Broadway. tho
fourth 9Th sixth seventh eighth ninth and
tenth lofs and penthouse iu this huidiug Tor a
loug tern Of years 90 client who viii alter The
upper portion o. the building. which Is now com
poscl 81 small apartments. into loft building The
lofts ofi'cs aud saIcSrooms VIII he offered Tor rent
frr mercantile purposes. Frederick Fox a Go have
rccr appointed agents ~ tho building by the new
Tho Mutual Front Coupon Corporation will occupy
the store basement. first. second and third LOTS
ir ihc building which is eleven stories high. With a
frontage " IS fcc' on ffth Avenue and 20 fcci on
broadway snl ad'oius the twenty story business
building on ths former cafe Martin site, south side
y Twenty siN'r stree; Gcar Broadway
Cross & Brown Company, go conjunction with u.
Bl-lsau ~ Go. Inc. have rented for the Interstate
Land Holiug Company l. 00O square feet on The
fourth loft Of The RayaTd Building i2i 52S Broad
WAY. Tor 4 term " years 10 Herman Bragstone boys
waists
NJ and l. Hess Inc. have leased TO the Idon
Waist Company. IN addition 20 The space they now
street. rnuius through 70 l'-l7 West Twenty INST
street also me sixth loft iu the same building 10
Wr1icr Bros and 10 Frclcrick A Schurman. ACE
importer space % The building az l-2l East
binding
non 4 stern have leased in conjunction with
Co., The top loft '1 building So East Thirty scv
crtb Street. running through 20 Thirty eighth
street fcl long term Of wears. a. total rental
0f about 80 600 The lessee is 4 y. Addison.
William A. White and Sons in conjunction with
Frederick Zuel and Sons. have rented the store
AZ ia Nassau street 70 Kaiser \ Co. crsvaS.
Rice & Hill have leased FOR Walter !. Solomon
the most uorthery store the Bristol building. al
the northwest corner ~ Fifth Avenue and Forty
Second Street The lease IS for long term ~
years at an annual rental s3proximating $4,000.
located at q West Thirty fourth Street It will
retain It's Thirty fourth Street store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-04
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

A CHAMBERMAID or WAITRESS. Young
Scotch Protestant. $3.50 A Miss H0fmayer'
Ageucy. 10 last 45d 81. Sd floor. Telephone S9i7
Murray I'M
A -COOK-Youns Protestant: excellent cry
references. So. h.. Mis- H1fmayer's Agency. 10
Fast 43d 81. 81 floor Tel s9i7 Murray nm.
COOK Superior young woman. excellent all.
around cook three years last place. $50. Mrs.
M&ous Agency. i3l West i2d St Bryant jG33
COZ PLE-Gemsn,. man gardener. farmer. wife
ol h0useworker. highly recommended. vcry de-
sirable $50. Mn Mas0i's Agency. 81 West 42d
st. BRYANT 5b33.
HOU SEWUkhER Furnish American. strong MI
ing. ciu or country. excellent references Lehu',
Ageng = b. l25fh = Phone 55l5 Harlem
LAt NDRESS -Fir.t class. capable efficient worker:
i've years present position. best references. So.
Mr. Masou's Agency. 1871 West i.d st. Bryant 1888.
MOTHER. DAUGHTER Nice refined c0lored pe0-
where So NJ, Ms,oab Agency. l3l West i2l
= BRYANT 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-04
K0BRE BANK FEES PARED
Lawyers Bills for S126,700
Cut to S39,525.

Judge Thomas I. Chatfeld, of the
Federal Court, yesterday cut down the
fees claimed by lawyers connected
with the receivership of the Kobre
Bank from Sl26.720 to S39,525
While the judge reduced the bills of
every attorney for the creditors. he
was even harsher with the lawyers for
the bankrupts.
The trouble began when Simon &
Weinstein, for the creditors, sent in a
bill of $4,000 From that time on each
OF the other fourteen firms associated
with the case sent in what Judge Chat
field considered were greatly inflated
estimates of the value of their SER
vices. Simon & Weinstein's claim was
cut down 10 $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-04
THREE-CENT LINE
SEEKS BRIDGE RUN
Offers TO Share Williamsburg
Span Profits with City, and
Better Service.

Bridge Commissioner Kracke yester-
day received new proposal for the
operation of local service over the
Williamsburg Bridge. with the adyan-
tage of a three-cent fare. IL came
from the Manhattan Bridge three-cent
line. This is the second proposal made
since the Commissioner determined to
discontinue the contract with the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company and
the New York City Railways Com
pany. because be believed the city was
rot getting a fair share of the profits.
The construction Of trolley cars,
much larger than those now IN use;
the erection of car barn under the
Brooklyn end Of the bridge and the
installation of elevator service at the
Brooklyn anchorage. to hoist the army
Of workers employed along the Brook
lyn waterfront and save the time they
row occupy in the long walk to the
bridge approach. are the main features
Of the new proposal.
The board Of directors of the three
cent line also offer 70 divide all profits
more than per cent a year on their
investment. after an appropriate sum
has been laid aside each year TO amort-
iZe the investment for a period of ten
wears. At the end of that period all
the properties, cars, car barn and ele-
vators. would pass to the city as its
property. free and clear. leaving the
city in a position to enter into new
contract at that time. having in its
possession a road fully equipped and
ready for service.
The first proposal. made BY the
Third Avenue Railway Company, has
been sent to the Board of Estimate. be-
fore which Commissioner Kracke has
laid all the negotiations for drawing
up new contract. The transit COM
mittee Of the Board of Estimate. how
ever. stands ready TO consider all pro-
noco1c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-04
CONSCIENCE FUND
LURE TO SWINDLER
Woman Who Reads Papers
Tries to Tap U. S. Treasury
for $4,000.

Washington. Aug. 3.-What Treasury
Department officials believe TO be a
daring attempt of an Illinois woman
to get $4,000 under false pretense
is under investigation. A letter mailed
By her on a train between Sterling and
Peoria H.. said:
My crazy husband, nearly dead, sent
you 10000 three one thousand dollar
bills, eight five hundred dollar bills and
thirty-one hundred dollar bills. He is
now dying. Please return the money
to me. No sound mind would do the
thing he did"
The amount mentioned and the de-
nominations were described in news
papers before the sending Of the let
ter as having been received by the
Treasury Department from an unknown
contributor 20 the conscience fund. 1t
is believed that the woman read the
articles, and conceived the idea of get
ting the $4,000 from the government
on the plea that her husband, being
insane, had sent the money to the
treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-04
ARGUMENT ENDS
IN PACKERS CASE
British Government Asks
Condemnation of Car
goes for Fraud.

London, Aug. Sir Samuel Evans.
president Of the British prize court, re-
served judgment in the meat cargo
cases when the hearing closed to-day
with the conclusion of the summing up
Of the case for the Crown by Sir Fred
erick Smith, the Solicitor General
The case affects the disposal of the
cargoes of the Norwegian steamships
Alfred Nobel, Kim and Biornstjerne-
Fridland. consisting Of farm produce,
meat from the great American packing
houses and lard. which have been de-
tanned by the British government.
Sir Frederick claimed that the entire
cargoes should be condemned on the
ground that they had been intended for
Germany; that the claimants had failed
TO prove their innocent destination, and
he alleged fraud on the part Of the
American packers.
The Solicitor General pointed out
that it was only by accident that the
Crown was enabled to obtain a CLEAN
of light through the interception Of
kilograms which had found their way
into the hands of the British censors
because the messages were obliged TO
traverse the cables passing through this
country.
The Solicitor General asked that the
goods be condemned on the ground
that, that there was sufficient evidence
Of a military or government destina-
ton; second, that fraud carried con-
demnation, and third, that fraud shift
ed the burden of proof to the packers,
who had failed to prove innocent des-
tination.
If the court released the cargoes, the
Solicitor General asked that no COM
pensation for delay be allowed
The court indicated that it would be
some time before it had digested the
complicated case and had reached a de-
cision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-04
VERMONT FOR VACATIONS

SEND &c stamp for illustrated booklet givins IN
formation about resorts hotels farmhOuses. cottages
and camps. with rates railroad fares. etc address
General Eastern Passenger Agent. Rutland L. K.
lalE RrnadnaV. y y CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-04
Shipping Information and =,
Marine NeUS OF the WOrld
ARRIVED

Cs,cra naD. Genoa July Is. Naples 70 az !.
Mcs,ina H. via Boston Aug p 20 { u Hiehafn I"
Co. WIN md.o Tar at : 80 a m % ,,d H.,
M~tapin. Port finnn July -. Colon - anh ~ ~
sana %. to the nlted Fnil, 60. with mails ana
nd>c Bsr At so ~. ,, ~ vo.,
Montevid-o lspanJ. Puerto Merlco July "a n'
lantca. with rndse Bar a. 10 m mt 4,
Nail'ea Court lBr Rosario Ivy n. 10 m n,d. ~
Janciro 10 and - Lucia -, %1 ln nii''' " '''
Nordlani fDanl. Cardenas July p 10 The Nun
son - Line with sugar. Bar at u ~ p IN, - ia
Pioneer. Copenhagen july .. 10 j ! N"''"' }"
rcira tNorJ. ssguu Juy IS. to Hasler Bros Win
'E Alamo 'w Noble JUN r. Tampa 20 and Key West
20. TO the Mallory - Go. with mise. quar- 81 -
~uoc.s Galveston Iui, ~. 10 the Mallory IS Co.
Honorets tHrjj ChSou,m July q, 10 J =
whitney \ co. With wool Iulp liar a. ~ phi, n
GnT fsr g :, sl is, y rSI ' sail g. Malt
:. Gibraltar - aud i'"ston 81. 10 N"''"'' '''' -
o.. VII rnd,e. B.r a. 5pWTs b. r,n,s
Cuyahoss GBrl. London July Is. 10 h"'''
D" %.tsbor' ceors,,osu July 20 and wilming'on.
&. - to the clyde IS 60. Win mise. guar ."
W,gg,.n,,. Norfolk and Ncvpor, Ncw.. 10 the od
Dominion s. Go. with md.c. Sandy HOOK az 900
Havana Havana July a.. To tho Ncw YORK and
cubs Mail S. Go. with mails and mise. Ear AZ
spl t. u.D. Genoa July lS to e A Eamo'
'I iro o. Arii and sau,o Domingo iuly g. Ma,
roris n. SANTANA q. sanchez -, in'ro a's ~
Monte Crisu % and Turks Island 30. 70 me clyde
s., Go. with mails and mdsc Bar AZ ~ ~ m
SAILED
Noordam Dutch. Rotterdam. Apache. Charles
ton and Jacksonville Richmond. Georgetown
Giuseppe g. GtaD. Genoa; Princess Anne. Sorios
Montgomcry. Savannah Eastern Prince cl'rl. Per
nambucO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-04
BUYS FORMER site
OF CAFE BOULEVARD
Volkian Realty Company
to Erect Elevator Apart
ment on Premises.
THE CHESBURNE ON
THE HEIGHTS SOLD
Monmouth Garage Company TO
Have Larger Saith Street
Structure.

The site al the southeast corner Of
Second av. and 10th St, long occupied
BY the Cafe Boulevard. has been dis
posed Of by the PoughkccpsiC Savings
Bank. The Nolkian Realty Corporation
Jacob ]. Berman. secretary, OF $40
Broadway, is the purchaser.
The new owners Will improve the
property with a modern six story Gle
vator apartment house, OF which the
ground floor will be entirely devoted 20
stores. Work will be begun early IN
September. and II is expected the
building will be completed about April
l next The Cafe Boulevard vacated
its Second av. home for site IN the
heart of the big theatre and hotel ds-
trict Of this city.
George II. Chivvis has sold for the
Hilliard Construction Company llving
Judis. president TO an investor the
six story elevator apartment house VI
Fort Washington ay., northwest corner
Of l62d st known as the thesburne.
The house is lO0N142 feet and contains
suits of four five, SIX and seven rooms
and bath The property was held at
$500 900. Ii is fully rented.
The house a. the northwest corner
Of l6ist st. and Fort Washington a..
was recently sold by the same builder 10
". Bourkc Cochran, who gave IN part
payment his Washington residence. 4.
II. Meisker represented the purchaser
and Charles F. Miller represented the
Office of George II. Chivvis IN the trans
action.
Winfred Watson, Of the Office Of Ed
gar A. Manning, sold for the Bowory
Savings Bank 70 the Monmouth Garage
Company, 226 and Dps East saith ST., a
plot. in size 50X100 feet. between Second
and Third avs. The purchaser has out
grown its present quarters at l26 East
54th St. and will file plans soon for
the erection of a four story and base
ment modern garage. Douglas Robin
son, Charles 5. Brown Company repre-
scented the seller, as agent.
Frederick A. Goetze, controller or
Columbia University. has purchased
from Julia Picken. 455 West 14lst st.
a four story dwelling house, on lot Is
x99.11 feet, located between Convent
and Amsterdam avs. 1t is one of a
row of houses erected at that point
several years ago by Picken Brothers
on the block TO the north OF City Col
lege.
In part payment Professor Goetze
gave TO Mrs. Picken a house located on
225th ST., near Bronxville avr in the
easterly section of The Bronx. Pro-
fessor Goethe at present resides IN
the Hendrix Hudson annex at Broad
way and Cathedral Parkway.
Mrs. Alice L. Harlan acquired title
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-04
TENANTS FOR DWELLINGS
Lessees for Fine Apartments
Also Reported.

Pease Gilman have leased lie story
American basement dwelling 2OTl0O feet. at So
kas so st.. between Madison aud Park avs tor
Francis LiyiL gst0u t1 Newell W Tliou. for Good
ale. Perry & Dwight agents. an apartment I'm
L. hast ION 81. 10 Frank n Fayaut an apart
meut tn 70 East 2,th ~. to Mrs Elizabeth Dou-,t
one ~ a. last 9Th ST. To Ms. Belle Wall one
ln ~ West l'th 81 90 Thomas Cafrey and one
IN 20 Manhattan av n john raylor
Pcase y Gilman have also leased for Morton
w. smith 20 Mrs '. Meekcr the four-strr,
and basement l3xl00 foot house 500 Wcst End az .
j. A. PuDder1orl 60 Miss Paula Poctl, the fo,ir.
story ani basement dwelling. 2Oxl00 feet al I27
Wc,' ,Oth st.: also rented al apartment I'm lu4
East 40th 81 10 Miss Y V Mcclellan of the ,l-
terror decorating department At Wsuamaker's
VIM A White Sons have rented 4 suite -
apartments. consisting q the second. thirl fourth
and nth noors Of the building ~ East 8.j 81 a.
crawford Livingston. also apartment al 200
West cd St 10 George l.. DoHnenau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-04
CONFESSES TO ALIENISTS
Father Tells How He Slew
Daughter and Crippled Son.

Hyman Lehman, cabinet maker,
convicted Thursday Of murder in the
first degree for killing his seven-yea--
old daughter by throwing her from a
alton by alenists yesterday admitted
for the first time that he had com
mitted the crime.
He said he was enraged when his
wife. firing Of supporting him, obtain ed
a summons from the Domestic Rela-
tions Court. lie described how, after
his wife went to buy food. he picked up
the girl, who was sleeping. and dropped
her sixty feet down the airshaft. Then
he dropped his fve-year-old son, now
n cripple for life. after his sister.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-04

BY Joseph +. Day.
BROADWAY. 42s 20 49, cor Howard at. 81. 10
Ni225I irres: 6 sly loft and store bldg: II
Swarout ct al AT y l. Harscll ct al: G II
Thomson atty: Ar Felt ref due; $3.50 o' g., g
SST ST. wc,t s. 1858 " & Central PARK W.
2f.5Il044 sly dwig: Corn Exchange Bank ext
BaTci az T Ct all RoTe[ c f 5i g. ; ay:
Sc. Sc III q to The PIN FOR slO.5OO ,,..,
III Sy 'e and e And s. 80 r c' atc5n say
Bank agt Fle!schmann Realty Co ct al; B a
Sands. atty II Demins re-; dye, SS S0o
ISL Az. $50 s. 50 OF l7th st. 23Iioo. 4 stv
hrk tenmt and stores: City Real Estate Go at
NJ b CLARKE ref. due sl3 6c267; taxes. etc,
36TH ST. 10 ", s. $50 OF 9TH az 251as.o
sly fiat. Guaranty TulS, Co at b Taher e. al
Harold Swain. atty. : II Evans. ,rei: duG
Sl9.3llSo. taxes. etc. t2SN -: 70 Ro'anG
Ifafner party In interest. for $4,000
BY Bryan L. Kennedy
1880 ST. l2l W :. 1860 Of LcnoI 81 81
99li: c sly fiat: IeYow. VI & W attys. II {
Morris. ref. due. $50 6i.62. taxes. etc. S6lS.5j;
TO the prr for $1,000.
by Henry Brady
GREENE ST. 225 5. ll2S n o. Sd az 30 Il
$3.50. 3IS7j. c sly loft and store bldg: Com
non"ealth ms Co aEi Annie Brown e. al Bowers
g. aN % tbe Rr Te FOR ' s S5o O0O taxes
20 Az. 2l26 e 8. 500 o. l0tih ST. 20 ;
! sly tenmt and stores. Pauline Myers az Elka
Raskn et al W or. atty: Vim ArrowSmiih.
ref: due. SIS OH 20. taxes. etc. S272l Is; TO the
pin for sl3 900.
AT sos Third
By Bryan L. Kennedy
CLINTON AV s. 1872 n Of lSlst st. .6jIljo;
Annie Mahoney 81 al agt Giosue Gallant e. I'll
Wesselman & X. sttys W McKeown. ref
due 81. 37S 60. taxes. etc, S2.09l.tJ. Withdrawn
10 De fcadTcrised.
by Charles A Berrian.
PROSPECT HV. 244G s. $50 n Of 18Th 81. FOX
g. sly bTk dwlg. Fannie Keency Az Minnie
Zunbuch et al. Abel Crook atty. + Gerding
ref due $6.63J.l6. taxes. etc $l24.5O; Withdrawn
by J. IL Mayors.
2l5TH ST. n s. 205 Of Barnes a7. l0o1lH. L
Moses AT A owen ct al; 6 Moses att .
Arthur Bell. ref. due. tl909.55: taxes. etc.
1910: 20 the pltf for $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-04
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED
sccondi. July 2i-Matazan tBO. New YORK via
Dakar. -.
rctfc' july 27-Luciline tjri Ecw York A..
Avnnmouth Aug 3-ROitcrlam Dutch 'ahk'' Now
York -. VI g.,
DeWcrara.
Rsrrow. Iuly 7O-S,lram tBrl. New York =.
ola gov Aug 3-Alasunda tBrl. New orleans VIA
RIO ,' de- Janeiro. Aug e-Hammershu' Danl. New
York g. vi
Liverpool Aug 3-Cymrc tBrl. New IorE
london Aug st Kentigern tBr), Ne" i"fn
SAILED.
CaIlao Aug 2-Capac (Brl. New YORK u,
Foocbo,y Ang city Of Rang0on OBJ. New lork
plymouth Aug 9-Cressngton Court lBr,, utVn
Uavrel New York (lfter repairs 10 machineyI
Amsterdam. July 29-Riouw Dutch. New YORK
Uavre July 30-Harr0van OBJ, New YORK
%spi,S July 2S-DUa n Aosta tltaD. New VOTE.
FayaI. Aug 1-Patria err. urom Marseiii'S''
Bermuda. Aug 3-Bermudan tBrl. Ne~ YORK.
%e,,,ort July 3l-Fakland DAM. New YORK -
Lizard Aug 2-vocndyk Dutch. New YORK Tor
Barr Aug 3-Rotterdam Dutch tank. New York
for Ayonmoutl VI. a.. Sowno,,
Ncws for Sprza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-04
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

OUND-Sunday. August l. two gold seal rings and
ts0 stone rings al Long Beach. L. l. tel IN
handkerchief. Address Finder. Box 80. Tribune
Orice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-04
FORDHAM ROAD THEATRE
100000 Playhouse Will Also
Front in Morris Ave.

The feature Of the filings in the Bronx Bureau
Of Buildings yesterday was two-sory theatre. to
be erected on plot G0IliS at the northwest
corner Of Morris av and Fordham 3D.. by II L.
Singh c Crocker. who designed the building
places the cost at 500. 900
Plans were also fled for fve-story fat. 10 lie
erected by the Avenue 81 John and Fox Street
Corporation. on plot 66.lXl05. on the north tide
'of lS0th ST. 1872 feet west OF Prospect Charles
b y Meyers. the architect. estimates the COS
at SOS 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-04
WILL MOVE UPTOWN SOON
Lessees of 22d St. Site to
Occupy Entire Premises.

j. Iancnhaum. strauss 4 Co. were the brokers
who lcaseI o. Campbell. Mcfzger q Jacobson ~
roners aud manufacturer, ~ art uce,llcsar.. fan,
hno AMI ut5cltt,. Or Messis Brooks BIO, me
entire building 3a2 20 95S Broadway. southeast
corner % 22j 81
Mc,,r'. Campbell Mezser Jacobson are cne
on me largest 1lI best Known concerns iu 'hei-
Inc ana WiIl remove ou or about Decent r I r.,r,
their present. PREMISES. 40 20 40 Broadway and
81 10 80 broadway. where they have been located
ior many years They win occupy Tie eu,tre
building flr their Cal business Tie location Id
one oi the most prominent n his new wholesale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-04
Vessels Arriving at and De
parting from Port OF
New York.


MINIATURE ALNiANAc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-04

yesterday from Caroline A. Wilson I"
the four story and basement dwelling
house at 60 East 10th St, on lot Tx
1922 feet, between Madison and Park
avs. Mrs Harlan is the present tenant.
Other sales reported yesterday we're
AMSTERDAM AV.--John T wall has sold Tor
Mis- Rostie Hcsslen premises 81 Amsterdam az
2iNlO0 tenement with stores. TO william H.
Gentzlingcr for investment . go.
FON ST-Alo1audcr Sclhn and saNd Mlns
have sold for the Mack Construction COMPANY hin
foN st. I've story apartment. ON Niot t0hlVu.
The huyer. Sophie '. Chalmers. save M pstl pay
mcut the plot e0v52X irregular ON The south sile
~ l69th 81. ltS west 81 Fox ST. and pci. =,
,0N irregular the west side ~ Kelly 81. -
feet north o. ltsth II.
WESTMINSTER AV.-LaTarus Levy has bought
from the Marvin Realty Company the plot, S-Ss'
improved with taxpayer" al the southwest
corner % Washington av and lebih y. Malcolm
II Lawrence represented tho seller a. attorney
Nlr Lew who Is manufacture. viii improve
tho site With three story building. with stores
the upper pan Of which he Will occupy with MS
hleiUFse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-04

Local ornelal R.eord.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
temperature for the last twenty -four hours. as COM
pared with the corresponding date Of last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-04
New Building Plans.

No new building plans were fled Yesterday Al the
Manhattan bureau. Alteration plans were as fol
lows
5TH Az. Gao n cor 5lst St. to four story
owner. Horace Trumbsuer 200 9Th av.. architect
$40 600
18Th ST, % ". 10 a Eve story stores and dnces
Albert Guerin estate owner. Barlow : NDets. u
Chambers ST. trus. Solomon Bloom. 2.b w va
II. lessee. PercvaI Peicira. 226 ~ 81.
J. ONO