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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-24

property TO syndicate which has in
mind the REINFORCEMENT Of the site
with big apartment hotel when the
leases expire on the property two years
hence.
The property fronts 1922 feet on
Amsterdam av. and go feet on seth st.
The new syndicate is represented by
the +. r. Wood, W. II. Dolson Company
which sold the property to the Lewis
estate few weeks ago for Lee &
Fleischmann, who had taken il in ex-
change for their big apartment house
at Fifth av and slst ST.
Other sales follow:
SIMPSON STD u Jackson has purchased
from the Similar Realty company SOC TO e4 Sinp-
son st. two i've story apartment houses. on plot
li01lO05 ). adjoining the northeast corner Of Bar
rctto Il The structures were held al S2lOOOO by
the selling company which built them about two
years ago Mr. Jackson Is said n have given otlei
property IN part payment. Freedman Il fedman
negotiated the transaction. .
cash for a client Of the law firm OF kuTzman
Frankenheimor 4 Gutmsn 10 Jennie Marino The sn
sior- tenement 3la Broome -.
STEBB1NS AN.-Thc Sandow Realty company
81 which Frank Sarkman Is president. sofa 10 an IN
weston for cash S73 % SSl Stebhins av.. four I'VE
story apartment houses. each plot fONlVo. be.
tween Mesichester av and Dawson II. The deal
completes the sale Of FIVE Of row ~ ten buildings
completed by the selling company lat year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-24
100000 FIFTH
AV. STRUCTURE
To Be of Twenty Stories,
at the Corner of AID
Street.
ASTOR TRUST co.
LEASES BIG SPACE
Will Occupy Three Floors in
Proposed Building-Other
Sales Reported.

Confirmation was made yesterday of
the recen, reports that tall modern
Office and store building will be erected
at the southeast corner Of Fifth av. and
926 So At the same time II was an
nounccd that the Aston Trust Company
vii occupy large space in the proposed
structure.
The new structure will replace a
seven story building which was erected
some years ago by Edwin Wolf, of
Philadelphia. merely until he obtained
q buvcr for the property, which was
purchased by the Oceanic Investing
companv y December. 1918, for a sum
m ne reichborhood Of $2,000,000.
The building to be erected on the
site. which has q frontage Of 73.4 feet
IN trc avenue and 700 feet on the
street. VIII bc twenty stories. Of steel
construction. The facade will harmo-
r.-e with the Public Library. directly
opposite. The plans VIII be by Monta-
sue F'acg. 3D. who filed tentative plans
Tor The Improvement some time ago for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-24
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Washington aug 23-There has apparently
been no further Development Of consequence IN the
tropical disturbance noted on Sunday near the
Island of Dominica trough o. low pressure
extends norheastward from Texas 10 the upper lake
region and local showers have occurred over nearly
al this area with a heavy fall Of rain oser South
west Missouri and extreme West Tennessee. The
remnants ~ the Texas storm have reached the
lower 81. Lawrence VALLEY. attended y showers
during Tho last twenty four hours in New England
and the Interior n New York Pressure has risen
winds caused hy the low pressure no the westward
have resulted Boo general thunder showers IN the
Rocky Mountain region. There was no Other pre-
clpitauon except local showers along the Gun coast
II Is considerably cooler iu the plains states. with
temperature below The seasonal average, but else
where temperatures have changed but little. There
win be local showers Tuesday or Tuesday night
from the west Gun states nor9easiwsrd through
the Ohio VALLEY. the east upper lake and the lower
lake region. reaching The north portion OF the
middle Atlantic district and also NON England hy
"Wednesday r. the south Atlantic and east Gulf
and wednesday ana on Wednesday IN the Ohio
Valley and the upper lake and west lower lake re-
zion II will be- cuOer Tuesday I'm the upper lake
region and Tuesday night and wednesday In the
lower lake region.
Winds for Tuesday and wednesday-North and
middle Atlantic. moderate south and southwest (;
south Atlantic. gentle N moderate south. except
east and southeast OF Florida coast. east CUT
gentle 10 moderate variable. mostly south. wcst
Gulf. moderate southeast 10 south. upper lakes
moderate wesf n northwest Tuesday with TAR
weather. except showers Huron. lower lakes
probably local showers. moderate disturbance over
Lake SUPERIOR moving east.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-24
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

:, Reinstatement. i a. m, Aug. q. Plmn Patrick
Temporary ains', .',,iid1nnm.uL Surgeon oHan
on. llth S D. charge lst $ D. addition 70
own. > days. noon. Aug. 90. Sergts D. j. C0lleary.
- 70 ION. - days. 2. NJ. Aug q John No
i'Aushn. 18Th % r u. e. motorcycle duty Il
days. 4, m, Aug 80, M0iorayr'e Prmn II J.
Bicsnan. vi 10 Bridge Precinct 20 DAYS p m
Aug = W. H. Merritt Bridge Precinct 10 r y
= 20 days. ? m, Aug Ptlmn r. J. sweeney
SPIN 10 Diet Bur. lays. I o. m Aug % !
Mondhan. b-d ~ 4-d. motorcycle duty "a DAYS.
> a. m. sept. .. A. G.. Froeich. ASH 20 i69th
duy ln raltcd premise. 20 days. r. m Aug
-. John Halloran. Hist. station house attendant
~ days. a m. Aug. -. g o.. duty IN orice
ot Ihrd Deputy. precincts indicated q days
m. Aug g. Michael o'CaIlaghln 1911. c.
Lusnorth le-d; JOHN Martin. lj9th. F. r. Nc
Leaves Of Absencs.-Cwith full paw Surgeon $ L
Johnson, lst D. days noon Aug 90 with
half pay Ptlmn Paul S'obbe and A T. Scheidler
T. p. p. DAYS. T. 0l m. sept |. without
pay Ptmn Bauvelt. an, I day. D IA .
Sept J.. A sass Gth. , day. l. 0l a. m, Aug
Y, Ezra Tester. "bfh day. 1901 a. M. Aug
q; l. C. Nicat. lj0h. / day, Y on A. m, Aug
y j. J. Murphy. 2'9th. day. D. m. Aug
Full Pay While on Sick Roport.-Capproyedl
ptimn j. FINN 1874. 3.O5 a m. May Il. to
su'Usoded.-Ptmn Z. J. O'Rourke. 18th. 24s
Died. Fi.ma G. D. Cunningham. 10Th at rs
Appointed Special PtImn-C F. Curtis. with
Department OF Finance. Aug 10.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

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ma AUG ls-Baron Lovat tBrl. New YORK and
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Nes Yo!K-
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the purpose of getting n ruling on GER
tain features Of the structure.
The building will be one Of the finest
type, and is estimated TO cost 81 ,000,-
600. The ground floor will be occupied
by stores, and negotiations are we'll
under way for the leasing of them.
Negotiations have been made by Paul
ID. SAKE, Of the Office of Frank b. Tay-
Tor, for the leasing Of the first. second
and third floors to the Astor Trust
Company, besides large space in the
basement for vaults. The company will
have large banking room. with cell
ing of 35 feet and an entrance on the
Fifth av. side of the building.
The move of the Aston Trust Com
pany is brought about by the fact that
for some time the business Of the COM
pany has been hampered by the lmita-
ton of space in its present quarters
at Fifth av. and seth ST.
Work of taking down the present
building on the site will begin on May
l, 1916. and it is expected 10 have the
new building completed within a year
Of that date.
John Lawrence sold for T. J. Nc
Laughlin Sons to an out-of-town in
weston $50 West End av.. southeast of
9Sth St. twelve story apartment
house, on plot 90x100 feet. The build
ing was finished about a year ago, and
is fully rented at an annual rental of
about $4,000 The same broker also
sold for the Messrs Mclaughlin 776
West End av.. four story dwelling,
on lot 1S.6X90 feet, TO protect the light
of the corner house. The Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company holds n first
mortgage Of S45O,OOO on the apartment
house, which was held by the sellers at
100000.
In addition to a large cash consid-
GRAFTON the buyer gave 612 West 135th
st. a five story apartment house, on
plot 39xl00 feet. subject to mortgages
of $4,000. Mr.. Lawrence has been ap-
pointed agent for the West End av
house.
The Percy Pyne Lewis estate, which
recently acquired the st. Germaine and
two adjoining apartment houses Mt the
southwest corner of Amsterdam av and
seth ST., has arranged to turn over the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-24
WOOLWORTH'AFIRE';
BIG CROWD GAPES
Wood Smoke Pouring from Con-
cealed Stack Again Excites
Park Row ThrOng.

The scare that thrills Park Row
every time n new fire is lighted be-
meath boiler in the Wooiworth Build
ing had its innings yesterday. Heavy
smoke pouring from the turret at the
Northeast corner of the tower, where
the stack is concealed. kept lower Man
haitian gazing skyward for more than
an hour.
At the office of the superintendent
this explanation for the smoke was
given:
The humidity made it impossible to
Obtain draft through the smokestack
sufficient to run the boilers. which OPP
crate the mechanical fixtures of the
building. A new boiler had to be put
into use, and the fire had to be started
with wood. The wood gave off a dense
smoke. Hence the crowd thought the
worlds tallest building was afre.
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ARRIVED


Steamer Black Rock Philade phia. ~ Pendlelon
Bios with Iuuse guar al 80 Ia. =.
Steamer ft.uc,ss Anne. Nt"pod news anu Nof-
folA to the GA DOulnlon ~ TO- Win muse guar
s.e9mef Mira tBr. Liverpool Aug S. to d 7
Wa.ucn. Bar at ~ IA. A.. =, .,,, 1,,,,,o
"A. To y I Warden. wlth crude oil. bar al 4-'V
IN. o-,.... ,,. IL 10 u,o
soulAeu Pduuc Co. with mdse Leit quar- d.
steamer rcuaiores Bocas del Toro Aug II. Port
LlmOu a.. Cust0Udl 10 aud havana ~ " ue
tuItcd fruit o. With mails aid muse. OAR a.
S,ean.rr Afagon. Georgetown. to the Atlantic
Coast lumbei ~. with .umUer quar- al > 40 a "a.
I4ar th.ssl Arch4nge Aug 10. 70 BeAham q
Bo,csen. wl.u mdse. Bar al o.l1 IL. - 9,
Dassam ,brj. Calabar Ju.y :. L4sos g. LONE H.
AGRA H. secouIi 10. AAlm 81, hah Assihlr %
GRAND B4ss4m 81. freelV"n Aug ana DaAal o.
10 Daniel Bacon win mdse. bar al 80 IA
Venus tbrJ. Newport Ne"s AuS -. ~ fuHch'
Edyr y Co. Bar e. y IA. -.
Commodore KOllL4s (NOrJ. Port Antoine, 70 lhe
At,.Ut.c Pun 90. With !slt. quar- Al I .oj IN
,ner0a,r. Gcorset0Nu. quar- a. o-V1 IA 10 80,
steamer lusc4AiA !Bp, TIa'so" "a, AuS9 40 s an,i
m,i,e Bar al IL a. IA. I'd. 49,
steamer Barbara DO. Newport News. va aug
u 10 rururss. Willy n 60. Let Quarantine a.
81 steamer Pathfinder. cardeuss Aug 10 4nd Cal
barel Is TO the AluAsou IS Line Win Susat'
D1 Sine. a. '-' Baaa lNor. Philadelphia Aug o. to
Bennett Hyos.ef Co. Lett Quar- Al 80 4 M
us,s-'irl l., Auoyo l. and San Juan Is 10 the
Sew York q Porto Kico - 90. Win mails aud
mdse. Bar At l-oj a IL. c..,.r.. Aug 10 and
Us,.ua H. 20 the American a CUBAN - Lane
WIN sa.@' si,Sola BeIile Aug T. Puerto Corez
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A.ioniJ Il and santiago Is. 10 he United o. r 5ut
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lsntic Ciy r.auspou4tiOu co. with mdse. quar-
- SAILED.
e...,,.-. Mamma Hata Baltimore. BAY View.
,,.,,,,-rf News. Hurouian (Brl. London, joseph }
C9pto tNofJ Bar4coa. George + Warren. l-,-,-1
Bowden lNogl Baracoa Bristol Cl'S 1nr'' n.''''
n,o,teI. New orleans. Dora Bates ItaD, New
orleans. Helna tNorl. Newport Ne"s; 4se'saI.d
~ Dcmcrara. Commodore Rollins tNOrl. sea
Nh. Vi tiurey. Port Arthur; Mi!linockeI STOCK
go Franklin lBtl. IhAalrIpA4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-24
Commercial Leases.

Malcolm f. Smith e. Co. leased in l42
West 57th ST. the parlor floor to Morris
Schatz for term of years.
The Schultz Realty Company leased
to L. II. Saltzmann for twenty-one
years space in the building to be erect
ed for the Schultz Realty Company at
the corner Of Frankfort and Nassau SITS.
William X. Ware leased loft at 1893
Franklin st. to Milton Catrevas.
Morris Rose leased to Sadonia b.
Eisler the first floor at a. West SD
St Benjamin r. Lummis was associate
broker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-24
New Tenants for Dwellings.

The Houghton Company and j. Ems
lie Miles have leased the five story
American basement dwelling house at
AZ West 74th ST. TO Pierre J. Smith for
a term Of years.
William X. Ware has leased the
dwelling house 81 West 9th St to John
J. Leahy, the dwelling house 342 West
S7th st. to Homer Theocaridis and the
dwelling house 3O3 West saith st. to
Merrill Holden Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-24
Apartment Rentals.

Poase & Gilman have leased apart
ments as follows: In 104 East 40th St.
to Herbert Fuller, in So West 18th ST.
to Harry Townsend, in GO East 74th
ST.. corner of Park av.. to DR.. D. II.
Dawson; furnished suite in 7s0 Mad
ison av. to Mrs. A. Bourne Sutton, In
$50 West S0th st. to DR.. Robert G..
Moore, and in 25 Fort Washington av.
TO r @. Clnte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-24
100000 Apartment.

Plans have been filed for the con-
struction of the twelve story fire.
proof apartment house, 2O0.9x65.5. on
the west side Of Park av.. between
Fifty-frst and Fifty-second SITS, by
the 800 Park Avenue Company. +. Cliff
ford Potter, president. The facade will
be Of brick. limestone and terra Gotta,
Warren & Wetmore. the architects
have placed the cost at 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-24
FIRE RECORD.

II .3n-lso " 18th ST. Narif de Propo. slight
3 4O-20l eth st.. j. KaZ. $500
: 3o-.3S Henry ST.. Annie Iaet.sky. slight
1909 Eighth az. :. Goldberg: slight.
lO.O-I-3o second av. G.. Blank. tli.
u 2O-al Niliau 80. Jennie Wilmer. slight.
n 40-iO9i Third ay.. Jennie Buchanan. trifns-
PM
25-lGq W 18th ST.. II. Coresa: trifins
333-337 tooth ST., J. Alcaminc. thrlug
OG-27N Bghfh aT.. H. Terwiiier. irhins
io-6i Wooster S.. l. Schlessinger: iuhms
: $3.50 Hudson st.. Single Service Package Cor
porauon. 50.
9OO-N Y. y H. H. Il n tank car In
Pelham AZ. yard; $4,000
3o-8d ay and 7ith ST.. y. b. station. Inter
borough r. r.. tufing
10 lO-i2 Erlolne 81. G. fefano triling
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To Build at Cedar Knobs.

The First Mortgage and Real Estate
Company has sold a plot Of land near
the entrance TO Cedar Knobs to A. j..
McAllister Mr.. McAllister has let a
contract for the construction of n
dwelling on the plot. for occupancy in
October This makes the eleventh
house to be built in the section this
wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-24
Female

A-A-wAIT9Ess or CHAMBERNIAID-yer
capable. excellent CITY references go. u. Miss
sea- Murray Hil.
CHANlBERAlAID EASGsTRESs-Gcrman expert
enced best references. city country. wages. S25-
$50 Call al Lang & Boechercr 60. Agency. IS
West 22d 81.
C0LORED COUPLE-Younz. hrst class. butler
useful. cook -laundress fouF years last place S6j
Ma-ou's Agency. i5l West i-d .. Bryant 1888
COOK -s1otch Protestant. trst class neat. eco
nomical. S3i. city OF county. Industrial Assn.
T. West AZ g.
COOK-German. frst class. city or country. best
references. wages $40 $50 Call Lang q
Boecherar Co AGENCY. IS Wet 1874 s.
COOK -ESceilent private family cook. si5. c.
Miss Hofmayer's Agency 10 East 45d -. % d0or.
Tel saf1 murray Hil
COok-scotch. first class very capable economi-
Ms. Aasons Assaey. ~ ". Al. BD4Gg s632.
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
DAY.


Destination and steamer. o.SO D. H.
Uaaail Japan. Corea, China, Philippines
iva Sau rEdnclscui. Ventura. .Aug 20
Hawai- wa san trdncis-Ol. Manoa. Aug -
ltAwali. fiu Isiands. new Zeaaud. AUSTRALIA
"a NlCtuuaI. MaA1TA. ....+-.-' '.s.s--hu -
a. yrr.,r,,ro1T sh,n,o Maru.....Aug 50
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New Brooklyn Houses.

Shampan & Shampan have prepared
plans for four apartment buildings, to
be erected on the nartheast corner of
Liberty av. and Church av., Brooklyn,
for the F. r. Realty Company.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Dunnet Head, Aug 2s-Pioneer New York for
kifkwall and Copenhagen
kinsale. Aug 23-Den u OIL (Br) New York for
Liverpool
Perrin. Aug 22--Cny NJ Agra (Brl. New York via
Port said for Bombay
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WORK WANTED
Male.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

BUTLER CHEF French: takes entire charge;
bachelors apartment. excellent valet. splendid
references. Miss ~heas Bureau. 80 hast All ST.
TEL Murray I'm 677i
FARMER DAIRYAfAN BUTTER MAKER-Mar-
red. full charge grntieman's estate exceptional
references from well known people. American Prot
estant. $50. cottage. Odells Agency. S2j sixth az.
Phone Bryant 1907.
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Sale in Auction Room.

Al "A Nesey IT..
Iy Joseph +. Day
GDGECOmBE Az. lol g. 4254 lijth ST. TX
100. sy dwig. DAM Seymour AT Wilgro Realty
60 ca al. DAM Seymour. atty. Philip j MrCook.
ref. due. STOOLS 90; taxes. etc. Sl92.ll. To the
plaintiff for $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-24
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

The HeDs Olav. reported as 2sO miles east o.
Sandy i0os al noon yesterday. Is expected 70 uo'h
tins forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-24
foreeA,t, for Special LOeaIIte,-w Western New

York increasing cloudines Tuesday. probably show
crs AZ night and wednesday. cooler Wednesday.
Eastern New York. fair Tuesday. wednesday
shower except fair in extreme south. cooler 90
northern and central portions.
New England fair Tuesday: wednesday partly
cloudy probably showers iu west
New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania. fair
Tuesday. Wednesday partly cloudy. probably show
I'm north
Delaware MARYLAND District n Columbia and
Virginia fair Tue+lay. Wednesday partly cloudy.
Western Fcnusy wanna. local thunder showers
Tuesday or Tuesday hight. "Wednesday party
cloudy.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

Female
COr-PIF-Butler: first class cook. coofed Ameri-
rsns. city or nearby. exceptional reierences
Olell's Agency s2j sixth N Phone Bryant lOOl
C0IPLE-Butler useful. cook: laundress; entire
work small family 90 anywhere; excellent refer
encrs. Odells Agency. SIS sixth AZ. Bryant I0Ol.
CoIPLES-English. Irish. Danish: excellent ref
ersnres. take entire charge $50 $50 Miss shea :
Bureau 50 last 42d 81 Murray Hill s1I4
COtPIE-Norwegia ans COOK and useful butler. 3
years last place Industrial Assn. II West i2d 81
rsEWORKER--swiss; superior woman: city
place. small family. apartment. highly recon j.
rnfnded. So Call Mrs. Mssons Agency. lSl
West i2d u BDant 5es3
UOT sTWORKER-Nice. iisht city place sanisd N,
bright ucAt young Irish arrival Call MIS-. Ma
son > A geney. l3l Wet t-d u Byant 5e55
AuI rHORhhh - Fiunisu Amenc.h ,u0E shi
ing city Or county excellent references Lshu,
Aserty e . tZ5fh = Phone ahl' hsrlem
INFANTS Nurse Il onpetenf German. best re-
ereuaes CITY or country wages, $50 ta1. tan a.
Lsng a Roechefer Co Agrncy, a. West $500 o.
LADY's MAID.-Germsn. competent ssamstress
halrdresser packer. best references. WAGES S30-
s35 Can at Lang & Boecheref Go Agency. -
We.f 33d Il
NCRSE--Nor,b German. eIperienosAi eity. or
country: references: wages 81 $50. Gal a. Lang
a BoscheFer ~. Aseaey. % West sd 1t
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Highest temperature Yesterday 50 degrees lat Il
M lowest. 81 degrees tat a. M average yester-
day = average temperature FOR corresponding date
last year g. average temperature for corresponding
date last thirty three year,. y
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Vessels Arriving at and De
parting from Port OF
New York.
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. SIS. sunset. SIS; moon rises. %
mona age. Il
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New Building Plans.
Manhattan

9th ST. 2o2 POS West. FOR sty brick tenmt.
f27Ng0. Saml Rorchardt. 343 West seth 81,
50 600
I29TH ST. 2ol 2Oj East. for ] sty brick manu-
featuring plant 81. 81 irreg rl2S6. estate n G
Leicester PAYNE < Ambrose 20 ia. exec. To- Bwsy.
oWrcr. The Sto iofk composite Brick Corpora
tou. POI East l29fh II. John Kraft. president.
lessee. Hopkins n McEutce. 81 East 18th st.
srfhifcrf1- $50
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The Bronx.
OLINYILLF AV. Q 5. no \

OLINVIlLE AV. G s. l2i.04 Mace av sly brick
stores and dVlg house 2lt32. Jacob Krakomer.
500 West lllth 81. owner. Goldner 4 Goldberg.
39l East l49th 81. architects; $4,000
MORRIS Az cor 10Th St. ! sly brick stores.
looN10. Wm DllleT Really Go. Elizabeth A
Diller. 9l2 Grand Concourse. president owner:
Augustus y Allen. West 4jth ST, architect.
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Local Onlclal Reoord.--The following oficid rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IA
the Temperature for the last twenty four hours in
rnnrarI.nn with tn CORRESPONDING date u ia.t lear
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Barnmet,r Readlnas.

a. m. 20 Sc / p m % SO D m. g %
Humidity.
Sa m. 81 p. M. 81 3 ?. NJ. 81
Local Foreoat.-Fair to-day and IN morrow mod
crate. yauaDle winds.
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Elevator Apartments Eight story
freproo, buildi' Every know
!mprON ement
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PARTICULARS.

Elevator and all improvements
All night service. Exceptionally
large, light. airy rooms
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Elevator Apartments Eight story
nreproof building. Every known
mpToNcment
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NTRSE-North German. erperisnoe1l city Or
country. references. wages. $50 f1ll a. Lang
4 Boechsrer %. Aseasy. 80 West sd At
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class very capable economi-
splendid references. $40 Call
!. ~ ". Al. Byalg s633.
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Modern elevator apartments OF
the best type All conveniences.
Rooms unusually large and beau
tifully finished throughout.
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Private house block. Convenient
10 L, subway and surface
cars. Newly decorated. All mod
ern Improvements
Private house block. Most con.
venient part Of the city. Ten
ants are assured Of the very
highest class Of service.