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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

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ten iib nod Die folgenoen biu5u:
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Baltimore, Sen 16. Mai 1916.
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nod me5r befeitiacu, oas 1T infer
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Gorreiponoenten" unO 0anfe Sbnen
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ghlmmer. gs gebiibrt eS6nen ale
@6re S6r ergebener 2. {. @arlc."
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reiianten Su6ilGims-g[usga6e, mei-
men Dcr5Iiditeu @liidipuuih 5u ii6er.
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neS &aters Saiie, un0 MN ais So
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i'd mondbmal Der ib0nen Stlln0en
mo Der 5errliden 9aners8al5er,
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9laine in ser nlten ,g9aibington-
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laHgcu 5ortbeiteben oes ,CcutIden
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line SadennaDer."
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ausaeber Der u9}ep @ra", i6rcibt
oas 9ladiicbenoe:
o0lein licber Serr Sein3! Sd
Sbnen 3u oratlliren lmo
oem o0eilti6en Correspondent,
nidt mir 81 ieincm 70. Syu6iIdum,
Ionoern audi 81 Der Seruusaobe Der
lebten Sonntags-9lusga6e, melde, TO-
ueit icb inn Stauoe BIN 0ieieIbe 5u
leIen uno BON ibrer 9lusitattung, bic
bette it, welGe i'd ielnalS iob, abge.
leben pon einisen Ooraufgegangeuen
ausgaben oie, iopiel ih peiB, beoeil-
teno tbuerer bel Der Serausgabe ge-
peien iino.
Cine 40 Seiten iiarfe 3eitung be-
oelltet cine groBe Menge @rtraarbeit
IN ieOem Gepartement mo miiiieu
Sic gIae itol5 aui Sbren Grfola iein,
oenn eS beoertet inter oen iebigcn
llmltdnoen mebr, ais er Dor einigen
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ridti0e @liihDiinide fir Sic, Oeu
} Eentiben Correspondent, icincn
Stab ino 9lrbeitern. SSbr ergebener
So6n Is. 9laine."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

Afr lMQllue %iWlNl Dul llliCT 0Hr
nebmeaoer Seftiateit oie aiiiie BON
Dlhinc erreic6t uuo icGwerc Hegcn-
idac uno 5tiirmc III Rau Serieu,
6iilid Oou 9lcm Norf uu0 oeH gleii.
gnalanos 5taaten neruriaht Se6r
iduercr 9egen iiel III ocm uoroIiden
9lcuGnglano, oeSgleiMcn aing Me.
aen III Cit.4enniDlpauio, Marplano,
9r9iuien, gloroy@arolina iulo oeu
5cc gegioneu uieoer, ionic Iofaler
Ncqen i'll bent Gbios1hal.
Sine 5t5ruug bciinoet iid icbt
central iibcr 9lri5ona lnio bat 0ic9cli.
f0ne tn iii0IiGen aanias mo inl oits
liheu, luie mitilcreu Eeras 1erporgc-
rnien Sym gSoropeiten m0 ettrcmeu
g8ciien Dar oas @ettcr beitdnoig
hit g(isno6ntc an Der noroliden
Eaciiictiifc. Gs iit bctrdcbtlid fiji.
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uno III Dem 5iiowciten iii Die Eem.
peratlr oltlib Der ModD aRolntainS
aaaemeiu rno betrdcbtIic6 inter scr
InrhidnittS- -Eeuperatlr Sn ben
1ee.Hegioncn. ben mittlatlantiiden
@taateu lmo Ren.GnalanS miro Nas
Meiter beutc, pie morgen i'm 9lllge.
uleinen beitan0id Sein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
Ter AcItfrica 6cntc Dor cinem
Sa6r.
is. Wloi 1915.
(y}oc6 Sem 9eridjt 0eS ocutiAcn
Mpncrnl1fnhs

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,Sni 9lcitlsioG aie6t ser
9ciaSfou3ler bic 3uociiauoaiiia
Gciierreids an Stolien 6cfonnt
rno crfldrt oaB 1cuiidlono ii
icOcm SAL tren 5ii icincm Ser
6iinocteu itc9cn mcroc.
Gngliide 9ieriude, bci Slide
boiirg r9lpouc, iii0licb pon gluApe
Gbapcac bic 3meiic ocutibe ST.
nir 5li ourHbredcn idicitcru
gliif scr 2oretto @oDc oringen
sic GelItiAen Dor
@crgc6lide @iegcnan1ritfc per
Huiicn init peritdrftcn ardftcn
cuf oem 0ltlic6en Son.llier gei
Ser GrltiiruaunG bon Sieoiopo,
iiioonlih scr @iSlot @liiaopna,
auf oaut rcdtcn Gonllicr uer.
Iicrcl Bic 9lnlien 1000 al CScs
ianaeueu uno aht o'eihiibe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

gI6Onneutcn, sic OCn n9entIbcn
GOrreipOnOeuteH1 nidt piiuttIid U6cr
unrcselmafie cr6altcu, Iiub gcbetcn,
ber' Office OOpOu per SeIcpbuu u6cr
idFiitIidl @itt9ciIuna au madsR,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

@cneral Mnrrap Gon0iocr, Der
III icbr ihledtem @ciunobcitS5uitan.
De na6 9lue &iogc Summit aebradt
mitrOe, beiinOct iih etiuas beiier. @s
miro aebofit, sob Ole 8erghIit feline
@eilmo6eit pieoerBeritelen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

Sir MarDlano uno Oen 3iitrjIt
Columbia tlar, penig 0erdnoerlib,
iriicbe mcltlid5e @inoc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
ginn6es.1epartemcnt iiir SaH6Wirtl
IdJafi Hetter.Bnrean.

@eridlt 6es Baltimore &etterbureauc
Ser 6cudtigteitsgebaIt Der &ult
mar 5l Bro3ent i'm 8 llbr Nlorgens
auo GA lFro5ent um s llbr 9Ibenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

gSetter.g .gIusiid,ten.

ZIG 0lorgcns uaO 7.i4 9todmittnas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

Jon lno uon 2eufhIdn0 mO Ne.
tcrreid.llnaon iiber SlotterOam umo
Rem yorf. @eloieuounoeu nad Gu.
ropa.
SBeO. $. 9iener e GOy
217 Git-YaIiimOre-5tr.,
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-29
TO DISCUSS Il. c. OF l.

TO DISCUSS H. C. OIL.
The high cost of living and how it
can best be successfully met will be
discussed at mass meeting at Wash
ington Park Forum, 351 E. 51st, to-
night. W. J. McSweeny will talk.
Discussion then open to all. Repre-
sentatives of women's clubs and
other pubic-spiTited women are es-
peCially invited,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-29

ENGLISH SOLDIER AVENGES
BETRAYAL OF WIFE-GETS.
ONE YEAR IN JAIL
London, Dec. 29.-Richard Cum
ninghams "a, the Iance-corporal who
killed his wife in fit of grief over
her betrayal while he was in the
trenches, today began a sentence of
one year under a manslaughter
charge. The stern English jury frank
ly tempered justice with mercy in
Cunningham's case, in which the I'M
written law played a deciding part.
Cunningham, taking his turn in
the trenches, was tormented by his
wife's silence. He seldom heard from
her during his first few months with
the cOlOrs and later her letters ceased
altogether. Friends wrote him men
tiOning a mysterious caller at his
home in London. The soldier wrote
to local authorities in an effort to
learn what had become of his little
son, but received scant satisfaction
in the official replies with their i'm
personal wording and red tape.
At the first opportunity Cunning
ham obtained leave from France and
returned home. A few days later the
police found him lying unconscious
across the dead form of his wife. She
had been strangled.
An officer said Cunningham was
high type of soldier, without a single
black mark against his name in the
army records. His former employer
gave him a similar good character.
In passing the minimum sentence
the jury recommended that the con-
victed soldier ought not to be COM
PEELED to serve his term among COM
mon criminals.
TO DISCUSS H. C. OIL.
The bi0h oOCt Of IiviDO and hOuy II
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-29

CAN YOU TODDLE? - BETTER
LEARN-IT'S ALL THE RAGE
New York, Dec. 29.-Can you tod
die?
Toddling is New York's latest
dance diversion. G. Hepburn Wilson
explained it to a convention Of dane
ing masters and it was pronounced
the seasons dance hit.
There is a break in the music
for the toddle similar to the break
in the old-fashioned clog dance. The
tOddIe formula follows:
Man takes four steps forward, the
woman four steps backward, pivot
and turn on one foot.
In Italy the refuse gathered from
the streets is sold at auction
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-29
COUNCIL GETS REPEAT OFFER
ON SUBWAY PROPOSITION
-oTHER DOINGS


The city council yesterday received
a proposition from the Walston J.
Brown Co. of So Broadway, New
York, repeating it's offer of three
years ago to build a city-wide sub
way in Chicago It was referred to
local transportation committee.
A financial survey and ten-year
forecast of local governments was
ordered to be prepared.
City council will be constituted the
power of last resort over saloon Ii
censes if an ordinance introduced by
Aid. Haderlein goes over. He says
organized liquor dealers are for it
because they believe the council and
not the mayor should have the final
say-so in the revocation of saloon
licenses.
Frederick H. Bartlett, real estate
operator, was confirmed in appoint
ment to city treasUrer's Office.
Water supply of Burr Oak inn was
ordered cut off on request of Aid.
Blocks constituents. The inn is just
outside the city line and is reported
"disorderly."
Frank L Bennett, E. R. Pike and
F. u R. Francisco were named new
harbor and subway commission.
-0-O-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-06

WASHINGTON. June Tug Acconn'
sailed from Boston Tor Provincetovu
cruiser cleveland from Mare Island for
iuayinas, collier Iulgon from por' az
Prince for Haytt'u and Santo DOMINICAN
ports, collier lasu. trom Norfolk FOR Vera
cruz, battieship Kentucky from Vera cruz
for Guantanamo, bt'tloshtp oregon from
san Francisco for Portland, orc trans
port Prairl" from Port iu Prince fur
Monte Christi, collier saturn from Kodiak
Tor Dutch Harhor, hospital ship So',ye
from Port su pr'ncn for Mont CHRISTI
hattleshlp South Dakota from Br"Wer'nu
for Portland, ore.
destroyer Benham nj har Harhor. de-
stroyer bushnell ~ New London sub
marine ca at Almirantc Bay. destroyer
Cussln at Rocklsnl, Nc crut.er Denver
at san Diego, destroyer Duncan a. Har
Harbor, destroyer Ericsson a. Rockhporl
DESTROYER Tanning at Rocklsud, destroyer
Fsrrlgut At san Pedro, submarine G.3 a.
Francisco. destroyer Jarvis 80 RoStor de-
stfnNcr Jenkins at portland, htttl"ship
kansas a. Ncn port, submarines Ii. L-i
and IL at Sew London yacht Maynowcr
=" Wishiugfnu, dec Foyer NCtH' ~ BAr
Harhpr. destroyer Nclvllc at hkp port.
guuhoat Msriei" al Tainpico. htttleships
Michigan and Minnesota u' Nc" port, ha'.
'leship Sew Hampshire a. RlocE Island.
destroyer r'Rrl'u AZ SoNport, Tug ON
tar.o At boston, Tag Potomac ~ .tlmirsutt
Ray. collier proi"us NJ Balboa. torpedo
PauidiuE AZ Rockland, tug Sonomt at Bos,
ION, torpedo sterling at Genoa torpedo
Tucker at New por', hattloship> I'ah aud
vermont ut Newport, DESTROYER Wake II,
Monte Christi. guuhoa' Wheeling a.
rrugrcso. The san Francisco has hceu
placed in r"serv" at IN" Portsmouth yard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-06
CIT REAL ESTATE.
HoraceS .Ely&Co
REAL ESTATE
Fl Liberty St. 4S9 Fifth Az.
CITY REAL ESTATE
PUZZLES FOR RAILROAD MEN.
Managers Questions at Conference
with Men Hard 20 Answer.

Representatives Of the railroads and
of the h~rothorhoods of employees con
tirued to discuss the demands OF the
men at yesterdays meeting. TIL" COM
m,t,ee of general managers thought or
all sorts of possible future situations
and then asked how these situations
would I've affected by the derands or the
men. some of the questions asked by
Elisha Ice and Secretary Higgins OF the
Western conference committee. II was
admitted. will have TO be studied care
fully before answer can he given.
The representatives of the brother
hood. Garrctson. stone, shea and Lodge,
were careful TO avoid hasty
Particularly was this the case In the
talk about men who work forty-hve
days n month. The question was whether
under the new rules these men could
work siS'y-two days a month, which
a the laylucn IN the hall somewhat
bewildered During this argument about
"A man making one day ou four hours
II then four hours and - minute
later making another day Mr.. tdrret-
son said that some of the men wanted
70 make overtime cN~ yru>ive to the roads
so they could get a little time on.
"Why," hc SAID, ~ know of u man
who asked for u day of and when they
requested his reason he said he wanted
20 SEE his ;wo-year-old baby IN the day
light he had never seen the baby by
day
All Of tho cuisines done in the last
two days Of N" confereuc. would h'
called "jockcyiug Tor position ~ 4
yacht race. The couf.r"es are steadily
drawing nearer N" real object OF the
meeting, the demands. These may come
up for consideration at to-day's meet
ing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-06
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The ~CompAnia rransa,iantica liner Mon
tsvideo. sailing 10 morrow fo- Cadiz. vii
take matt. closing ~ $3.50 A. VI Tor Sra'r
Portugal aud Gibraltar.
Tho White star ~ = Celtc. ssilins 10
morrow for Ltvcrp,oi. VIII tako mail,
Germany. Austria, nIngArN LuNemsurg,
Bulgaria, Serbia. Turkey Nrthrr'tnds, Nor
way, sweden AID N-rmJrkl, Africa, Wet
Asa and East indiss also for spain and
The rrausatlanttca l~'siisua steamship
Giuseppe Verdi. sailing Thursday tortenoa
viii TAXI mat closing ~ 80 A. NJ, for
Italy, RumaniI and Switzerland, also
Greece " specially addressed.
The UAudiuavi u mexican liner iielliE
VIII take mat, closing ~ - \ NJ. 'or Sor
way. sweden, -unIr Netherlands, ter
many, Austria, Hungary, Luxembourg, Bul-
garia, S"rh't ana turkey
Tnc White Sttr liner t-ctic esilius Fri
DAY for Staples. VIII AXE natl, closing -
. 4. ", FOR tn Azores aud Gibra.ta-. also
Tor i.t4y Rumnnid, Switzerland aud
Gr"-re Dhvn specially Addressed.
The Italian liner pncs degli Ahrusti,
sailing saturday for Genoa, will take p"
Tally adiressed mail. closing at $50 \ "
for Italy Ruiulu'H, Switzerland ana Gre"Cc
The French liner il~cchsmheau, sailing
saturday lor Bordeaux. MI tax, m,ll
closing - noon, Tor fraut", ku'uaNia,
Svl'lcrlaui. i'sly. spain, Portugal, EEvp'.
Gre"cr, British lndis british East Africa,
Elements, pu'rh East Iudics, West Australia
ard Persia.
The American liner Sew. York. sailing
Saturday for Liverpool. will take mail.
closing at $50 \. n: for Europe tc>rep,
Germany Austria. Hungary. .LuNenburg,
Norway. sweden and Denmark. Africa,
West Asia and the East Indies
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-06
CITY DWELLING RENTERS.

Douglas Robinson. Charles $. Brown
Company have leased for the Frazier
estate the dwelling at 15l East Seven
ty-fourth street to Alpheus s. Hardy for
a term of Years.
Shaw q Co. have leased for the r. F.
Freehold estates the three story and
basement dwelling at 10 East l27th
street 10 Minna Runkos.
German II, Lenney has leased for K. r.
CuItiss the four story dwelling at 45 West
Eighty-seventh street 10 Dr.. II. Ever
EFT Russell for James McClanshan the
-four story dwelling at 1874 West Eighty
sixth street to Mrs. Florence I. Case for
Mrs. Maria :. simpson the four story
dwelling at 10. IVES, seventeen street
to the Misses Eleanor r and Therese
NJ. Collins. and for Joseph II, Myers hts
dwelling at l76 West Se,enty-sxth street
to Mrs. Mabel Lockwood OF Toronto.
Slawson e. Hobbs have rented il5
West Seventy-eighth street for the
United States Trust Company TO Mrs.
y. Carey, and l31 West Seventy-third
stree, for the Clark estate to Russell G,
Pruden.
Huberth & Huberth have leased the
house AT rs West Twelfth street 20 DR..
A. Caccini.
Porter & Co. have leased for William
NJ. Purdy TO Albert l.. TIopson the dwell
ing a 236 West l3lst street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-06
BIG BRONX SALE TO-DAY.
Woolf Estate Holdings Near New
subway to he Sold At Auction.

Byran L. Kennedy will OFFER at Su-
preme Court partition sale In the ex-
change salesrooms to-day the most i'm
portant vacant real estate put up in the
local market this year. That Is. the
properties of the Woolf estate IN the
Mount Hope section OF The Bronx. lying
on such important thoroughfsres as Je-
avenue. Grand Boulevard and Con-
course. Macomb's road. East and West
l7?d street. East 175th street. Morris
avenue. Belmont street, lockwood street,
Walton venue. Inwood venue and
North street. These properties are all
In u section In which some Of the largest
and best known operators n builders
have been actively engaged In buying
n building during the last year In an
ticipation OF the opening Of the Jerome
avenue subway extension. During the
last year or 80. because Of the assurance
that subway trains will be running over
tho jerome avenue extension by the end
Of this year. high class builders have
gone into this district, known a. the
Mount Hope. and have put up houses
even as great as ton stories high.
The Woolf estate properties are well
known to all persons who follow the
activity Of the local real estate market.
Held in possession OF the wooif family
since Revolutionary days. parts OF the
original estate have been sold from time
Ia time. and most Of these properties
rave been improved with structures rang
ing al, the way from small dwellings to
great apartment houses.
The roth street station IL but a short
block from soine of the principal prop
critics to be offered, while the Belmont
street station and the l7Sth street sta
ton vii, provide quick transit to the
properties lying on the Grand Boulevard
and Concourse. Walton avenue and
Townsend avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-06
TOBACCO FIRM LEASES.
Weynan-Bruton Co. Takes broad.
way Onicrs-Other Rentals.

The Douglas Robinson, Charles 3.
Brown Company and Marston Il Co.. as
agents for the new Albemarle building,
NJ the northwest corner of broadway
and Twenty-fourth street. have rented
the fourteenth floor to the Weyman-Bru-
ton Company, now located at 30 Union
Square. The space rented will be used
for Offices. The weyman-Bruton Com
pany II the largest distributor OF snuff
tobacco In this country.
NJ 4 l.. Hess have leased the second
Moor at 13i e 40 West Twenty ninth
street. containing 10000 square feet. for
a long term to Friedman Bros. for the
manufacture and sale OF dresses. D.
Zuckerman & Co. were interested as
brokers.
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased offices IN the Masonic Building.
T~wenty-third street and sixth avenue. to
William Gilbert in i Maiden lane. to
JaNb Schoen. and in tn. F~ulton-Cham-
beers Building, log and loi Fulton street,
to ". NJ Finn n Jonu NJ. Garvish.
Huberth ~ Hub.rth have Leased In tho
American Circle building, Columbus Cir
Gle, Offices to Brewster & Geusler, John
l.. Beggs, samuel Goodman and r. W.
i.!ndner; In the New York Journal Build
ing they nave leased offices TO Henry r.
Watkins. L. NJ. Gu!lik. DIR. Frank Remy
and Legal Aid Society.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-06
ASSIGNMENT or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

18Th ST. IS N-Rurden I Townsend and
ano teNrsl 10 Lawyers Title Trust
-. $50 Bway atty, Lawyers Tit!c &
SAME PROPERTY Lawyers r,'ic a
Trust ca to Waiter q Oakman a.
Islip, l. l. ~ al. ears. SC. atty,
MNipEN LANE. ias-Gordon Gordon to
81 al. atty. Gordon Gordon. i5b Broad
iITH Mt, ?ss E-Rcsina Zimmerman 10
Jacob Schwarts, III r 18th 81: atty, Abr
,cib HripIin'' q rsss FoT r.rav ana ', ,sd
t-srsb To Title Quar- & Trust 20. i7s
hway. atty. Title Guar & rrus, 60. lT6
s7TH ST. rs E~ir.9nah Won Hot.. vie
stty-, wolf 4 x. 2os Bway. ..... $4,000
list Az. -, 40 : seth 81. toSioO-Ahr T.
i.efCourt to R"hecCs Levy, 80 W HIN
-, all title; atty. 10 hceca Levy. 81 "
iisTH sr. : :. 81 " "A az. ?ssiooiiI
Arno X rhurn to Mice " Goddard. a.
I~Atohheld. conn. atty, q u winthrop. ee
18TH ST. $40 w-MutuaI LIZ. ms 90 10
4 s. ~ Cedar ~. ....,.... 500, 600
18TH ST, It >. 32S W IN sv. 6oxise.l6 to
= s i2Gth 81 NOOK irr"g-Nutual lif-
1ns Co 10 Arthur brisbane At Hemp
stead. l. 7; atty. Tile - & T 90, lts
b"ay .....-..... ........ ...... flSi,5oo
MANHArrAN Mrd 60 to Harlem 81,
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-06
APARTMENT BUYERS
ACTIVE IN BRONX
Moderate Priced Houses Near
New Transit Popular-Old
Flats Given In Exchange.
BJILDERS ARE PLANNING

Feature ~ Yesterdays reaity trading
VI. 'le demand for moderate priced
apartments, particularly In sections In
the upper part Of the city which will
he benefited by tho rev transit system.
Trading In Manhattan was mcagre The
BRONX. however, VAS fairly active IN the
Yeh; ~ recent business IN that Dor
olgh Needless to say comparatively
little money changed hands detpitc tho
f,-' 'nat we'll onto a score ~ properties.
modern tyne multifamily houses. changed
oNrersu'p II was a market ~ barters,
hn' y WAS business just the same.
Builders were not asleep either. rs u
number Of new operations were officially
ANNOUNCED 10y the building bureaus Of
vlrious borough. More than $1,000
Noo worth of new construction was put
on record. II included apartment
houses, department stores and dwellings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-06
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Manhattan Island. north Of ION st)
WADswORTH TERRACE. : . ; 400 II g
i9Oth ut. l1j.6xsixs?. sxst Wadsworth
terrace, $ e =, 62i.1l II e 1s0th st. l.oN
a6Nioa,sxst. June 2. due and mtg, as
Estate 60. i76 Bway; atty, T % T. 90,
wADswURTH TERRACE. 5 . :, Gli,li
n ieoth at. runs u 10 to Fair.
SIS Wadsworth terrace. i?oss5.ax
lo3 l1Ns9.1, June ., due and int as per
bond-.Epros Realty Co to city hcal Is
,sse GO, i7s bwayi atty r o 4 :, -;
ST SfcmoiA's Av. : a cor iaad Il, 900 10
u = l9ist 1T MOO. bids loan. June ., du"
Dec. l.. 1915. 9 y c-Mosc Goodman corpn
Eisman. l.. c & L. 1875 Bway .Nsi.oco
bronx.
thorough OF The Bronx
ST RAYMOND Az. IS. 100 n e 81 Peters
bond; atty. r q 4 Tco, i7s Bwsy sl.soo
BAILEY Az. e " cor ?s3d st. losxa7x7siix
4 ,on,iii,Mary sh,ady to iissnVyy
May 81 due as per bond atty. Al IL Hol,
VAN NEST Az. - At W = lot 4. map
Downing estate, 2b.3xs5.s-wm r kuntz
l. I. May 20, US bis 81 c: atty. Eiw a
Acker. 576 Forest uN............ss, 900
sTH Az. e =. 1875 . 80 ~. Wakefield sos
nt.Ast, Mgsilesky AMI ano TO Mar
per bond atty, VIM A kea''ns' $3.50
White Plains ri .......... $4,000
18TH ST, n :, iioii W Trinity az, ~ GS
ioe-Ewma II Jsrrs,t to f,ln sch"eter,
as per bond; atty. r q \ 7 Co. ifs
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