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TTos. J. OWEN & SON. AUcTioSEERs.
Executors Sale of the Handsome
White Stone Front Residence,
No. 1907 10Th Street NV, Con-
tanning IS Rooms and Two

BY virtue Of authority vested in the under
signed as executors Of the estate OF NJ. c.
HRupt, deceased, we viii sell at public auc-
ton, In front of the premises. FRIDAY.
THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER.
1918. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. parts Of lots
feet on 10th street by depth OF 100 feet. This
property is. well located and surrounded by
elegant homes and this sale offers op-
portupity. as this estate must be closed.
Terms: One-third cash. balance In !. 2 and
years. with interest at per cent. and Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the property or ali
quired at time OF sale. Sale 10 be closed in AZ
teen days, otherwise the property may be re-
advertised and sold Mt purchasers cost and
risk. Conveyaucing, etc. at purchasers cost.
WALTER l.. REX,
CHARLES ii. HAUPT,
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ADAM A. wEscHLER. AUcrIoNEER.
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THos. J. OWEN son. AUcrIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT IM-
PROVED BY DWELLING 32l STREET
SOUTHWEST. WASHINGTON d

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT M
PROVED ,, BY nWELLISG 32l STREET
By virtue Of a deed OF trust duly recorded in
Liber No. 3046. folio 1877 ct seq. Of the land
records Of the District of Columbia. and at the
request of the party secured thereby, we will sell
T r Esp ocToBER TWESrY Is isis
AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. an undivided one half
interest IN and to the east 20feet front by depth
Of $50. feet of lot :. In square 53i. with the
improvements above stated.
Terms: One-thrd OF the purchase money pay
able in cash Of which 500 must be deposited
ut time OF sale. and the balance In two equal
instalIments in one and two years from day OF
payable seni-annually. evidenced By the. notes
Of the purchaser to be secured by deed Of trust
on the property. all cssh, Mt the option OF the
purchaser. All conveyanctng and recording Mt
the cost III the purchaser. and terms TO M COM
piled with in Il days from sale the trustees
reserve the right to resell said property at the
risk and cast OF the defauitinS purchaser after
1--WE days advertisement, in newspaper publish
ed In Washington. ID. 4.
CAMPBELL CARRINGTOS.
Trustees
Referring 10 the above advertisement, the IN
dersiCaed at the time and place therein men,
toned by virtue OF deed in trust duly record
ed In Liber No. 1919. folio l4S, OF said land
records will offer the remafnin: undivided one
half interest ia and to the real estate therein
described upon the terms in said advertisement
IRVING WILLIAMSON.
EDMUND CARRINGTON.
ocsO-d&ds. eSu Trustees
ryTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN-
TIL TUESDAY. THE FOURTH DAY OF NO
WEATHER. 1913. SAME HOUR AND PLACE.
oc27-d&ds.eSl by Order Of the Trustees.
ADAM j.. WEsCHLER. AUCTIONEER.
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. SUPERVISING
Architects Once. Washington. ID. c., Octobel
IS l813.-Sealed proposals. win be opened in
this Office at pm. November Is 1913. for In.
sailing metal window screens, door screens. and
opring roller window shades. In the new build
ing for the Bureau Of Engraving and Printing.
Washington. D. @. Drawings and spectfiea-
tScns may b obtained at this ONCE In the dis.
ctetion OF she Supervising Architect.-O. WEN
DEROTH, SuDesv1sing Architect.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia, Washington. October %.
once, Room 5Oe, District building until two
O'Clock. pm. November IL, 1913. for furnish
lug aud delivering one forty-two inch vertical
boring and turning mill for use IN the District
Of Columbia Water Department. Specifications
and form Of proposal may be obtained from tile
OLIVER p. NEWMAN, FREDERICK l.. SID
DONS. CHESTER HARDING. Commissioners.
ID. C.. oe27-3t
ExECUTIvE OFFICE. LINCOLN MEMORIAL
Commission. Washington. .: G.. October 1 1913.
Memorial to be erected in Potomac Park. WASH
instcn, D. c., will be received here until IL
O'clock an. November ], 1913. and then pub
iiey opened. VA. ". Harris. Col. o. S. A.
oc3. f.6,7.27.2s
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oc24-d&ds.exSu

TIE above sale is postponed until FRIDAY.
NOVEMBER SEVENTH. 1919, same hour aud
place, b. order Of the trustees. oc2ed&bdsexs
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TIT. Tuesday, THE FOURTH DAY OF NO
WEATHER. 1913. SAME HOUR AND PLACE.
Oc2I-d&ds. eSn BY Order OF the Trustees.
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THOS. J. OWEN 4 son. AUCT1ONEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK AND
FRAME DWELLING, NO. 3745 KANAWHA
STREET NORTHWEST CORNER OF con.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-14

same: due as per bond per cent; Juiy 0.
81 1893 20: attorney. same. . -otoa.
I'D ST n : 90 n Of Ave g DvN ~
Marietta Elting 10 Joseph RyWolt' 80. n"o.
22sth st; . yrs: per cent; Iuly :, 90 v
attorney. Frank Gass. Inc. Westchestei, " -,
WASHINGTON AVE. il0s. being par, @ ~.
81 map Morrisana 25xl34: August II DauI', 20 .
To George \ Reuhl. 1916 Pacific 81. broohly =
due as per bond; July 10 S'Ooo, a''0' N.Y.
Title Guarantee co. iI6 BroadwH' .,
WASHINGTON AVE $ s. 300 ~ II 1I
Main St 75xiOO: Mary Il Melville 70 n
Schienelin Savers. trustee. Rocheiie So 60 ono
Island: due as per bond: June ~. Si,V"v' ,
attorney. Title Guarantee Co In bIV".H 10 q;
WEBSTER AVE, = @ cor OF lb'th 81 fi,.a fp",
y. ~ = Havamcycr to william i naNV,
never. trustee 10 East 57th st. due Maion MIL
10 1911: > per cent: March 10. lolo' -,
O0O attorney. New York Title insurance w.
i3j Broadway. s tue
SAME PROPERTY; same 10 same ,oii uIe
Aug 90 1911. per cent; rep ~ i''''
81 800: attorney. same. o.o rhr
I41ST ST. $40 East. $. 25xi J7t,t' Tn
Franklin TO Title Guarantee and trust -
10 Broadway: due as per bohh' july w.
81 800. o,
IGiST ST n $. 1873 II Of Forest ave, -,K
~: Samuel Kucnstlcr 10 Margaret ha,us r,ss :.
$50 Trinity We: installs. > per cent 'p.,YPa pm,,P
mtg $4,000: July II. Sl.31O; attorney liuo
Guarantee 90, iIC Broadway. -, aga
18TH ST, n :. 10 II " OF Seau,ion, "a, ,,o :, -
45x1i5: vista Construction co to Manhattan
Mortgage co. 200 Broadway; due as per
bond: July II: $1,000: attorney ll'le pu"'
antcc 60. 17G Broadway. ,. n,.,.,. -, .
22TTH ST r. 3iJ n g OF White Ilhlns ~ !,
Antonio Janghi to Frank Klein -p-p hyc'
ayc. 2 yrs. q per cent: July II. $500: attor-
ncy. Title Guarantee 60. lIG Broadway
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Onicinl Record and ForeCast.-Washngton.
July t3.-There has been general rise In
temperature over tho plains states and the
central valleys. with readings during to-day
ranging from 90 to 102 degrees. In the
Gulf and the Atlantic states. the lake region
and the Northwest temperatures were more
moderate while west Of the Rocky Noun
tains they are as a rule quite 10" for the
season
There were thunder showers In portions OF
the lake region and I'm the Atlantic ana
eastern 5ulf states. but over the remainder
OF the country the weather was falr
owing 10 low pressure prevailing through
out the West high temperatures VIII con-
tinuc Monday over the interior OF the coun-
try and on Tuesday In the central valleys.
II ~ill also be warmer Tuesday In the lake
region. while In the East South and the eN-
trcmc West temperatures will not change
materially.
Local showers are probable Monday or
Monday night IN tho central and north plains
states with some moderation I'm temperature.
and these conditions will probably extend
by Tuesday into the Missouri and upper
Mississippi valleys. Showers are also prob
able Tuesday In the upper lake region and
occasional thunder storms VIII continue
Monday and Tuesday IN the southeast
The winds along the New England coast
and Middle Atlaatc coast will be moderate
west. becoming variable. south Atlantic
coast moderate south and southwest; east
Gulf coast moderate. mostly south: west
Gulf coast moderate to brisk south. on the
lower lakes. moderate variable: upper iakes'
moderate, becon-ng east and southeast.
steamers departing Monday for European
ports will have moderate west winds, with
fair weather 10 the Grand Banks.
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COST OF LIVING CLIMBS
Household Necessities Higher
by II Per Cent in a Year.

Washington. July B.-The continued
higher cost Of living is reflected in a re-
port 10 Sherman Allen, Assistant secre-
tary OF the Treasury, by the governments
general supply committee on the con-
tracts 1t has let for supplies for the ex'
ecutive departments OF Washington tor
the fiscal year beginning July !.
This barometer OF the trend Of prices
shows that the cost OF groceries ana
household supplies has increased Il per
cent. as compared with last year; lumber
10 per cent: fuel and ice, per cent and
drygoods. per cent.
While these essentials are soaring. the
report showed decreases in the prices OF
the following: Forage. -four and feed, y
per cent: paints and oils. y per cent
hardware. per cent. and furniture sta'
tionery and electrical and engineering
supplies. per cent each. These last
named articles were stationery, drugs ana
chemicals. laboratory apparatus, photo
graphic supplies. engraving and printing
supplies and incandescent gas lamp sup
piles.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders Attorney
JULY II.
Manhattan.

FORT WASHINGTON AVE $ " cor OF loou
= ga liz i2Oxlu2 3x14iT; Dec -. 1917; RIVER
side Niaduct Realty 60 10 Joseph Nt"i =
sfp 600: attorneys. Bsman. Levy. corn " i'e
vine. l3j Broadway. -, -,
FRANKFORT STT. 10. W s, ~ SN.o,t tNSi' =. -
IGi; William 81, 1910, n " $, lt.iA-1Nl'N.T,'.
Feb H. 1907: William ana Cyhtnia ,,','s -
Kcllar 10 I'D ward Bank: A'Wc. a.'oi"''''
Iexow. McKellar & Wells. i3 CEDAR ST., .,
IEXtNGTON AVE. cor Of l2ith -
uIoulevard HoteD. 3T.SxlOO.ll; leaseholl' jun
IL 1901. MARY y Spp to Bernard keich; -,
90. attorney Leonard Brumell. 800 Broad"hy
LEXINGTON AVE -. lHbN'o; Ap.u c6o 90
1919. Magdalcna Haas to Eliza Maloy >lJ''.,o,
attmney. New York Title Insurance CO. LOO
ST NICHOLAS AVE. :. 3oS4 n Of liPth
81 IOOxlUU; July ~. 1910. Kirby 'onstrn't t
Co 10 Edmond ] and Clarence Levine ill az
Sl7 50J. attorney. lawyers Title Insurance w.
SANE PROPERTY: June H. 1911, same to
Maryland Mortgage 90. $500, attorne' =
Woschlcr 4 Rotnschild. l3j Broadway 81,
iST Sr - East. 2j.2NIIX%'XNo4 May -,
tgO5. samuel and Minnie GOODMAN ct al 10
sidney and Brcnchen Walach ct al, uus,
SG,si0. attorneys, Mannheim & Mannheim W.
SD S'r. 3. 90 It " Of lst ave. ?25xlO2 ::
MAY H. 1891. Thomas and Annie Moore 70
Bank FOR Savings of New York; kl1.ro AT
torueys strong a Cadwalader 80 Wall 81.
i2ITH ST : T. 3N24 Il from cor OF ou
ave 31.sXlOO.1l. oct II. 1910 Jennie FROM
brrg and ano 10 MARY f. Sipp: $4,000 Al -
torney Sew York Title Insurance co, loo
broadway. e.o ,.,
1NME PROPERTY. June 20. 1913; Gussle
DckIad, To- Katherine sullivan; $ll,uoV' at
tofncys. Brown & Glass l3j B-Oad"dy
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July IS
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Sunday, July Il
1913.
ARRIVED.

steamer Msdawaska (Br), Philadelphia Iu,v
t., to II Houston e. Co. in ballast WI,
load for South Africa. Let Quarantine ~
S:05 a m
steamer Hsskon (Nor). Manzan.llo June ..
and Sagua July 2 TO the West India IS GO
with sugar Arrived al the Bar al ) m
Steamer COLOMBIA GtaD Marseilles fune n
Dena "a and Alicante -. 10 James W Elvsa
AZ Co with mdse. Arrived at the Bar az I,it
IN.
27, Para July and Barbados g. to Booth =
co. with 81 passengers. mails and mdse. Ar
rived at the Bar at m.
Steamer jamestown. Newport News and Nor
folk, to the Old Dominion IS Co. with passen
gers and mdse. South Of the Highlands q,
steamer city Of Savannah. Savannah July 10
70 the ocean IS 60, with passengers and mdse
Passed in Quarantine at A:25 m.
steamer Hamilton, Newport News and Nor
folk, TO the Old Dominion IS Co. with pas,
sengers and mdse. Passed in Quarantlne Al
2:i5 IN.
ss Co. with mdse. Passed in Quarantine az
noon.
steamer Pallanza Ger. Hamburg Jun. a
via Dover July /, to the Hamburg-American
Line. with 30 steerage passengers and mds.
Arrived at the Bar at 1915 m.
Steamer Senator CNor,. Sama July 8, to III.
Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit. Arrived at the
steamer New York. Southampton and Cher
bourg July ,. to the American Line, with 10
cabin and 3s6 steerage passengers, mails and
mdse Arrived at the Bar at 1854 m.
steamer Madonna 0FD. Marseiles June q
Lisbon July l. Madeira 3. - Michaels 8, An
cara B. HOrta 9 and Providenc0 II, 70 James
" Elwell g. co, with u cabin and SIS steerag.
passengers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar al
4.3O m.
steamer Kelvinhead (Br. Philadelphia July
~ 10 J + Whitney e. Co, IN ballast. Left
Quarantine at T:OS a m
Steamer Europa GtaD. Genoa June . ana
Naples %, 10 Harthelo. Solari & Co, with 81
second cabin and ,Ts4 steerase passengers and
mdse Arrived at the Bar at m.
Steamer Caronia (Br). Liverpool July s and
Queenstown 6. 10 the Cunard IS Co. Ltd with
Iss first and pa second cabin and T5s steerass
passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived az tie
Bar at $50 a m.
steamer Columbia (Br). Glasgow and Moyils
July ;. 10 Henderson Brothers. with 100 cabin
and 24f steerage passengers and mdse. Ar
rived AT the Bar AT 2:30 ? m.
Sandy Hook, y J. July i3. 9:30 m-wind
south, light breeze; partly cloudy; smooth sea
SAILED.
Steamers Ribston (Br,. Havre Uncas Br
Port Said; santa Rosalia ff3r. Victoria. p G.
via Savannah: Guiana Cuban, Csrienss;
Borgestad (Nor). Norfolk; Rsyo, New orleans
towing barge 92; Monroe, Norfolk, Newport
News
New-York tribune., 1913-07-14
WHEN GLADYS TROTS ALONE.
AROUND THE GLOBE

woman may be travelling alone for per-
fectly good reason. | mean, men don
question a woman's motive any more
than they would another mans. Its oh,
she's another tourist and they try to
make her buy antiques but they don't
insult her.
Hotels in foreign countries are eXactlY
like hotels in America Women travelling
alone are received almost everywhere
There are few very exclusive places
of course. like the London restaurants
where they won't serve women alone but
one needn't go hungry just because one
place has a foolish tradition to enforce
The only advice | can give to girls
who want 10 visit foreign countries Is TO
get a passport from the government at
Washington. IL is a very valuable means
of Identification. When one has a man
i'm the party he is always meeting busi-
ness acQuaintances who can secure
favors. A woman alone does not meet
many friends She can take her passport
to her consul's. however. and he VIII eX-
tend her all the courtesies OF the city-in
the way OF tickets TO receptions and fetes
The passport is also valuable for iden-
tl0CdtlOn
money TO me once which was unable TO
collect for six days because | could hnd
no one to identify me. The passport
however, would have been sufficient.
Il can speak no language but English
vet travelled in Italy. Germany. Hol-
land and France without difficulty. In
every railroad station there is a
tourists agent who can speak every lam
guage i'm the world. His business is TO
assist strangers in finding their way
about In all the hotels. too, there Is
the porter. who gives information, from
the price of calico to the nearest route
TO the Pyramids.
YES. il is easier To travel in strange
country where you cannot understand the
language than in New York city. People
| are SO much more courteous over there.
| They are glad to he of assistance. Here?
| Well
LAS for women's safety in foreign
| lands. it is ridiculous to question it, a
! lady is a lady TO d Chinaman as much
as to New England minister"
New-York tribune., 1913-07-14
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES,

New York Life Insurance and Trust 20. as
trustee 10 Sew York Life Insurance ana Trust
60 as guardian. l6 assignments. $4,000
Title Insurance Company of New YORK 10
John " sterling. 5000
-aliua e. Kerr TO l. Coe Kerr, u.
=. zoe Kerr 90 John W sterling. 5000
A:die \ sullivan t. Lydia VI Taylor, S'W'
J. T. Murray 10 Margaret Graner. 81.
Michael iesmlo 20 North American brewing
Co. assignments. s.. 400
500
JuDob WlNIuan 20 same. 800
Emanuel Glauber To Jacob NaNman. Nl9o
Uosehlu Realty 60 20 David Iukerhrod; 70
800
Anita Duchas,el To Henry \ King. - 500.
John = S'oIier 10 VI Jarmul0WsNN; ".
Marie R Winters L. John Stodter. y
Adolph O. Hupf,l 70 \ Hupfcls Snus u
I-itod states Fidelity and Guarantee co to
Mary Benedict 81.
West Side Bank 90 Elizabeth Kuhn. 81
John Davis and auo. cNTs and trustees. 70
Antonio Espuslto 500.
r..scnlus Murphy to Henry Rechcrs, N,Np.
r. = Conan and others 20 Martha l. Conan;
$4,000
New-York tribune., 1913-07-14
The Bronx.

EEGINS az s. ~ cor Of lot conveyed 10 MIL
lplrne bv Putnam. 100 from " Ackerisan
81 G2N2dOx37 INlSJ. March -. 1901: James
and Elizabeth Milbourne To Margaret L fut
nam. $500. attorney Thomas y Cuthber' 10
Cor,landt St , ..
.ONlUu. oct ~. 1910. Marlin Pletscher on
sfru,tion Co. Inc TO EusebiJs murphy SlVoo,
attorne,s Hildreth q Palmer, 81 ave anu lfo'h
80 -
SAME PROPERTY; July T. 1910. same 10
Catherine 5 Burton. S4,JUI, same attorney.
Lot 100 tsast hal. Of. map OF Waken'Id'
5uNlI4. Jan -. 1901. Florence Ffrzce 10
Elizabeth de I.cycr. $1,000. attorney Robert
wallace. Williamsbr.dge.
MINERVA PLACE. = 100 n OF Con
course boulevard. runs Q oON lJ-'N DIX
"a .sN o. Is 20 beginning, Jan y. lT'' DoTO,hea
f.ssig 90 LYDIA taylor. SbOud, attorney, VI )
sullivan Willis ave and lNth st 80.
MACY PLACE. 1871 Z5Xl0). Nov II, l.o''
Louis ana Morris Andur 10 John Drummer >
5. 800. attorney. Arthur Knox. lN broadway.
AVENUE 81 JOHN. cor southern
Boulevard 50XlOO. Nov 4. 1911. Mckeon Realty
g., to Samuel kohnherg. 5000, attorney. Is l.
Scgclsteiu % Nassau -.
l-OTH Sr 20 East mtg on Lease. Feb ?.
1913. Antonio Mongiovik and ano 70 + q VI
Schscfcr Brewing 60; N,-W, attorneys HITS"
a Ehrhorn. H. William At ,-
SAME PROPERTY. May ~. 1890. charles
and Elizabeth Mierisch % Poughkecpsi" saw
ngs Bank so 0o0. attorneys. YOUNG n Yer
planck 80 Wall -.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-14
LIS PEN DENS.
JULY II.

JULY IL.
SID ST $50 to $40 East Frances Sehwao.
,xiTx act Self Fried et al foreclosure OF hlte''
attorneys Brussel G Beebe. $50, -. o.,
100. Alema Realty Exchange co ast SEQ
Bachc @, al foreclosure OF Mtg; attorneys
Cohen BROTHERS. aus =. =,
rrovers 81 525x14O1: Kate X Hyde agt MAJ
.,arot ucCrystal foreclosure OF two mtgsp; at
torney n W Maloney. y, p,
tsai ST 9 8 800 II of Lcnox ave. 35.3x
% ~ Mary J Klngsland agt Simon Hecnt ~ a,
foreclosure OF mtg. attorneys W p"
Chamberlin. =, % md
n. Nc,V York County National Bank dgt Chas
II peckworth et al foreclosure )f mtg)' at'of
reNs. Kellogg & Rose.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-14

Where are YOU going, my pretty maiu
I'm going a-travellinC, sir she Saln.
III have to 90 with YOU, my pretty maid.
Il don't need you at all, young SIT sho
said.
In nothing else is Miss Young America
SO astonishing TO her grandmother as III
her ability to travel alone. Gladys raV-
els from Iowa to Vassar four times year
for four years. Millicent learns at the
age Of twelve how TO conduct herself on
train when she goes to town each Satur-
dav morning for her violin lesson. by
the time they are twenty tame little jour-
l. eys. i'm their own language, are unevent-
ful 10 Gladys and Nlillicent They calmly
announce 10 the assembled relatives that
they want to take a European trip, or II
they are wealthy. they insist on no less
than the whole world.
Yes. it is quite possible for two women
10 travel unescorted these days. Mehit-
abel Samantha who never took even a
stagecoach ride without father or big
brother to protect her, would indeed need
her smelling salts If she saw the "un-
ladylike" behavior of her two grandnieces.
The thing is done over and over again.
Last week New York had another sample.
Miss B. Eleanor Thompson. hailinG from
India .sTokio and. last and most impor-
tant. Paris. arrived in port
Going around the world is just as safe
md easy for women as for men, she
said. My sister and l travelled alone
everywhere. and had extremely courteous
treatment. We never felt uneasy or en-
barrassed because we had no male escort
Such a thing is absurd in these enisht-
ened days"
That's it. The world is learrung TO
know women better" said Mrs Helen
Baker. who has travelled in all the coun-
tries of the world. 1T is one of the signs
OF the emancipation Of women that men
have got il into their heads that
New-York tribune., 1913-07-14
to morrow fair; moderate southwest to west

to morrow fair; moderate southwest TO wes
winds
For the District of Columbia Maryland anC
delaware fair to-da" and probably tomorrow
with decided temperature changes. moderate
variable winds
For Virginia fair to-day and tomorrow
without decided temperature changes: light L
moderate south and southwest Winds.
For New jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania
generally fair TODAY and to morrow; moderate
west winds hecuming variable.
For West Virginia. fair to-day; prohahl,
thlndershovcrs tomorrow afternoon or night
For Western PennsylNania. generally fai
to-day; thundershowers tomorrow Afternoon
or night: moderate variable winds
For Western New York. fair to-day an,
probably 10 morrow. warmer tomorrow: mod
crate north winds. becoming variable.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-14
SHE SUES FOR S4,000,OW
Leadville Woman Asserts She
Is Widow of w. S. Stratton.

Denver. July l3-Mrs. Michael Ken
nedy. of Leadville. has filed a suit against
,he trustees of the W. s. Stratton estate
the Myron Stratton Home and the Inter
national Trust Company, alleging ''a'
she is the widow OF W. 5. Straton' nliH'
ionaire miner, who died in 1876. leaving
5000 .OdJ for home for INDECENT citizens
of Colorado. Stratton was believed 10 20
a widower. The home has not been DUH
Mrs. Kennedy demands half Of the es'
tate. alleging she and Stratton were mar
ried in 81. Augustine County, Tex, jan
uary /. 1874.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-14
RECORDED LEASES.

BOSTON RID, W cor l6sth st. store, Milton
NJ Selocinian 10 otto Y Wopfv. ) yrs from Aug
l. 1911: 5000 address, III East l6Sth -.
LEXINGTON AVE, 1913. store. Henry Mey-
ers TO Max Harris 2-l2 yrs from Aug /,
$500. address. 33s East Slst st
WILLIS AVE. 4CO ftore. Louise Friess 10
Joachim Detzjn; > yrs from May /; ST. l52. ad-
dress 800 Wills ave.
1ST AVE 2u52 store. Antonio Cazziano to
Frank Carullo. yrs from July l. S7So. ad-
dress 2Oj Elst 1ijth 81
42D ST. I5j West. store floor Henrietta
Wo TO Louis l. Prayer and ano. 2-l2 yrs
from July /. $50 address. 40 Convent ave.
li7TH ST. 4i5 Fast. store. etc; sofia no
mano TO Pietro Madonna. yrs from May a.,
5000. address 80 East HIN 81.
1.jTH ST. IL West all Inter city Land and
Securities 90 TO Never Jarmulowsky; term and
rent as per agreement; July .. 1918; address.
81 Eas. 0Jth 81.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-14

A NOVEL MACEDOINE.-S of the
July fruits may be combined very satis-
factorily IN n macedoine. The following
makes pleasant change: Mix diced pine
apple with few sliced oranges and ba-
nanas. Add several large spoonfuls Of
red raspberries and one or two spoonfuls
OF stewed and sweetened red currants
Dredge with powdered sugar and serve
All macedoines of this kind should be
table.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-14

BEEKMhN Pf. 33, =. 20xl0O: Hand
Lachman to Benjamin Gruber. 200 East 40th
st (mtg $4,000: July II. 500; attorney.
| L Schiesingcr. $50 Nassau st.
DIVISION ST. 1ST. = 2G.1x-. Saul New.
mark to Esther Newmark. 10 - Nicholas
ave; b and S: all title: June 20. 81: at
torney. Il Newmark. no 81 Nicholas ave.
FRONT ST tGG u 3. lGGX75.i. Frederic
X Dohrman To Mary W Dohrman. 30S West
9th 81. July H. 500.
NHOUSTON ST. $ q. ~ Il " Of Ridge st.
25xa0O. Eldridge 81, ~. 2SxlO0: 37th n. g s.
$50 tic Of 9th ave. 25x0s.0. Harold I. Coltcn
10 Maurice H. Cohen. East Bourne. Sussex
Eng: Dec 30. lpli: ST. attorney. Rot
terbrand. 81 Exchange pl.
GOERCK ST. lO6. - 10G.4 II Of Stan
ton st. 23x99. Frank J Miller to Beatrice
Sanders 19iT Benson ave Bath Beach. n Y
New-York tribune., 1913-07-14
Daily Bill of Fare
TUESDAY,.

BREAKFAST-Fre tomatoes, cakes
Of veal and rice, buttered toast. coffee
l. u n G II L 0 y .-Sardines, raspberry
shortcake. iced tea with mint
DINNER.-Roast beef (cold). stuffed
peppers, French potato balls with cream,
macedoine of July fruits sponge fingers.
coffee