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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-05-16
coneernina YOUR Tongue.


Az a matter of fact. there are only
four distinct tastes-sweet. bitter, salty
and acid. All the others are a mixture
Of the sensation of smell and touch.
Nor are all parts OF the tongue equal
" sensitive to all the tastes. For *
ample. the tip Of the tongue tastes
sweet things best, while the base of
the tongue al best detect the presence
of bitter substances. Salty material is
most easily, TASTED at the side Of the
tongue. Sour or acid tastes. however.
are felt on. all sides. i
So closely linked is the sense of taste
with those of odor and vision that, with
eyes shut and .nostrils closed. it is hard
to distinguish between an apple and
an onion. Try It and see.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-05-16
Esealoped CLANS.

One quart of soft clans. half pound
Of milk crackers. Run through the
meat chopper. Now put a layer Of
crackers in baking dish. then n OF
clans. with bits of butter and salt and.
pepper till you have used them all.
Pour one quart Of milk over all and
bake in a hot oven till brown.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-05-16
'EscaIopsd Salmon.

10 one can Of salmon add four or
afe common. crackers broken Into small
pieces. Toss with silver fork until we'll
mixed. Season with salt and pepper.
Cover with rich milk. Dot with bits
of butter. Bake half IL hour n fairly
wArmsoyen S Fs sf51 4&
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-05-16
Didn't Know Himself.

An American travelling in Europe en-
gagged a courier. Arriving at an inn in
Austria, the man asked his servanteto'
enter his name in accordance with the
police regulations Of that country.
Some time after the man asked the
servant If he had complied with his
orders.
Yves, sir" was the reply.
"How did you write my name?" ask
ed the master.
well. sir. I can't pronounce It," an
swered the servant. "but I copied It
from your portmanteau. sir"
why, my name isn't there. Bring
the book"
The register was brought. and, in
stead Of the plain American name Of
two syllables. the following entry was
revealed:
Monsieur Warranted Solid Leather"
-Lippincott's.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-05-16
conundrums.

Who killed the most turkeys? Ham.
let's uncle did murder most foul"
What is the difference between q.
candle in a cave and a dance in an
inn? One is q taper ip q cavern. the.
other a caper In a tavern.
Why cannot q thief easily steal a
watch? Becguse he must take it OFF its
guard. / ANT fslA
Why should a man named Ben mar
~ a girl called Anne2 Because he,
would be .Benny-fted' and she
...Anne-mated.''
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-05-16
Why Enunciate7

Why E%nunciate2
"What language is the leading lady
singing?"
French, isn't it,"
"No: l a understand French, and
1t isn't that y
italian perhaps"
1T sounds more like Spanish or pos
sibly Portuguese"
"Yonder is Mr.. F%lanahan. the IA
nous critic. Let us ask him" 81
They questioned Mr.. Flanahan, and
he smiled grimly.
"'The lady is singing in English he
said.-Newark News.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-05-16
Homemade Paste.

Put . dessertspoonful OF ordinary
starch into q cup and mix. 1t into q
thick paste with a little cold water.
When the Jumps Of starch have quite,
dissolved all the cup with boiling wa
ter and stir we'll for about a minute.
When cool you will heve a cupful Of
Glenn. serviceable paste. which will act
;s4sllite as well Az any specially prepared4
slrticle. ,I5 s555
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-05-16
FOR The CHILDREN 4!
Water Colors.

Bodies of water take on different COLI
ora at different times. The intense
blue that is sometimes noticed IS often
nothing more than the reflection Of g
clear sky from the surface OF brown
river water. But men that have stud-
led the sen say that the water Is pinest
when It is most salty. They say nat
in such salty places as the gulf OF
Mexico and the Mediterranean sea the
blue is caused by the salty quality ana
NOT by the summer skies. The sea IN
the northern oceans is green rather
than blue. ~
If you have ever visited a natatorl-
um,y where the water for swimming Is
held in a great white tiled tank. you
must have noticed the color.
the surface of the water is untroubledt
the color is a deep green except where
direct sunlight strikes it and turns It
to a brilliant olive. But let a swimmer
once disturb the surface and send Ut
tie. waves ripping in every direction
and the green disappears. to be re-
placed by a blue like that of the sky
Yet If you catch up some of this water
in your hand you will find that 1t IS
colOrless. 5M xe.4.,,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-05-16
Personalities.

y .."- 4 -E.. 81 ~
Have you played personalities
1t is quite an amusing game for after
noon parties. The hostess. having two
packs Of cards. sits ut the head OF the
table with the guests around. 4
She deals one pack Of cards equally
among the players; the other pack she
places in the center of the table. Draw
ing one card from this pack, the dealer
asks some personal question. such as.
"Who is the cleverest person PRESENT.
One Of the players must have a dupli-
cation of tile card which has been
drawn, and he or she must produce it
and claim the personality. These two
cards are then placed in a separate
pack on the table. and it is then the
players turn to draw q card from the
center pack and ask a question. The
one who gets out of cards first wins a
prize. and the one who manages to
keep in longest gains the next prize.
This game causes n great deal OF fun.
especially when the qu%estioner finds
the duplicate card in his W hand aft
er perhaps asking. who's always got
the grouch?" and having to answer,
81 have" ~,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-05-16
A Differences.

III 54& A Difference. \
The Sunday school. teacher asked his
class to give him the definition Of a
pilgrim"
One little fellow said, PLEASE, sir. ]
think a pilgrim is a man who travels a.
great DEAL
This did not exactly suit the teacher.
so he said. well. I travel about quite
little. but I'm not a pilgrim
"Oh, sir, but I mean a good, man..
eagerly replied the little one..-Harper's
Magazine. d &.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-05-16
WIN AiIsd Him.

s$ @SMg ~ AllS0f VlynssA S@SsSaa 2fS&f
Housewife 60 tramp H. 4 don't APP
prove of people begging.sssAAn man lla
cant nd, work Sc he lo0kss hard Senough.
Tramp-Alas, mun OATS just "a
trouble. IN suchsa hard rocker dat.
noone will Sgive mea 5ob.--Bsosto Ilt
Transcript. I'D: s @s a@S s S$Ss 81 n sss
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ss; Very Brainy.
The Girl-The man 4 marry must be.
both brave and brainy. III
Tie Mani think 4 I may claim o be
both. \ S f 81 VI
The Girl-IM admit you are brave,
for YOU saved my life when our. boat
upset the other day. But that wasn't
brainy. 7 5s ".
The Man-lOh. yes. it was j upset
the boat on MISUNDERSTANDING Pictorial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-09
BROOKLYN SALES.

James B. Fisher sold for John Carr to
Minnie Cohen the two-lainily house on
the west side OF East 1th street. w ieet
north OF Ditmas avenue, also Tor James
6 Rourke the tWo-family house No. H2
East 81 street; a plot i0xl25 feet on the
east side OF ocean Parkway. 100 feet south
OF Avenue 7. TO James s. Rourke. ana
FOR Philip Bender the three story dwell
ing house No. Jy Bedford avenue 10 Louis
G. kaufman.
Henry Ashley sold the concrete building
with stores on a triangular plot formed By
the junction OF Flatbush avenue. Brooklyn
avenue and Avenue J 10 Samuel Cohen.
The r. f. Knawlos Company sold Tor
Clara Doscher the three story and base
ment three-family brick house. a'xlo feet
No. 2l7 Ross street.
Wood. Harmon & Co. sold in the Kings
hofo section three lots, corner OF Avenue
r and ocean avenue. 20 Clarence W. Leg
gett. and two and one-half lots on Ocean
avenue. near Avenue s. TO George l.. Dun
can, and at Flstbush Gardens two lots on
Coleman street, near Fillmore avenue. 20
Valentine f. Dohn. a lot on Avenue y.
near Kimball street, TO Ludger Bastien.
and a lot on Avenue .. near kimball
street. 10 Ernest Basticn
The Nestor Holding Company sold the
FIVE story tenement house, with stores,
No $50 10 315 Stone avenue. on the south
east corner of Pitkin avenue. on plot l25X
iOJ feet, TO q client of Henry London.
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THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from eleventh page0

SOS bbls potatoes 4.792 pkgs onions; Fo'd ~
toes steady. Sweet potatoes lower Beans ISo1 ~
excessive supply CucumoerS weak -
lower Elephants and lima beans OWL W.,
Mushrooms scarce and firm POTAIOEs; L soI
island, Dbl or bag. 81 1892. Jersey. Dbl, go
81 %: round bag 81 s0qS2 TO- ions. - i, ,TT
81 80: southern 81 25qS2; seconds anu 49,. 80
81; SWEET POTATOES and VANS gu SaS
bill S20S4. ONIONS Long Island Uo.'. 81, So
50 so. orange County, red. bae' - u 81
Jersey white basket, Sl0S1 30; yellow, 81 d.S
81 35: red SldSi Is: Southern, basket OF ct t,
55cds1 Is. bbl. Sass; BEANS. basket or I p1e'
i5c6si; BETS, Dbl 81 25qSl 70; CAhI'Q1 = =
bbl 81 5OQs2: CUCUMBEEs, basket ~ - -
25q6Oc: CUCUMBER PICKLES: b9i; $lpSl 800, 90,
corn. per 100 5OcGSl 70; CELEhnh' s a9<sn
stalks. fOa40c; CABBAGES per IVO s 1GeSS .
CAULJFLOWERS state. Dbl SZqS'i ,oE,sod.
PLANTS. Jersey. box 3Od50c; basket 4Og , o NC ,
bbi. 75caSi % Virginia. crate. !oc enso 90
LIMA BEANS. Jersey. potato, baske, Oog IT =
fat. 25a5Oc; Long Island. bag. 6oa15 Ii LII. /
TUCE. state. basket, 25QI5c; Z-oozen cia 81
nOasOc; 8-dozen crate, 65cqSl %; nearly. Dbl
6OcdS1 IS: basket, 2506Jc; NJ SRI rOOHS. ~
5Oc0Sl: OKRA. carrier. 50cnsl; PEAS' DasKt.'
f5cdSl u: bag 50cGS1i PEPPERS, JerSeS'
basket 25d4Oc: bbl. 60cGS1: box, 2OqoOc' ~ ~,
MAINE state. basket 25g61ci NEARBY ou''
E0c6S1: SQUASH. marrow. bbl, I5cgsl, Whlte
or yellow. bbL S1dSi 80: TURNlPS, rutaoaga'
Dbl SlGS1 -: white Dbl S2aS3; 100 hunches'
81 5OGS2: TOMATOES, nearby, Jersey fancy
box. 75cGSl; average, 40d6Oc; south jersey
Acme. 75cdSi; stone 5OQI5c; southern oai-
rier 5OcGSl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-09
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Solomon Stern has leased in the ONCE
and salesroom building Nos 81 and %
East 9th street, space 10 Samuel Brisk
man, j. r. Brulatour. Thomas -. Leonard
and the Leslie-Judge Company: for
Charles Hoffman the store at southwest
corner Of Madison avenue and 18th street.
and the store at No. 80 East 10th street
TO !. Alschwang. manufacturer Of sweat
ers, etc
Wilcox & Shelton leased the dwelling
house No. l2l West lllth street to a Mrs.
Kerr. also the dwelling houses al No. ~
West nth street 10 a Mrs. Connolly. No.
l33 West Nth street to a Mr.. Hesse and
No EOS West both street TO Mrs. Kelly.
The Duross Company leased the house
No 60 Perry street to William Brand
kamp; also the house No. IS Bedford
street to John Miletta.
NJ & l.. Hess leased for Bng & Bing a
loft In the new building on northeast cor
ner Of Broadway and 10Th street to We'll 4
Livingston. neckwear manufacturers.
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company. Inc.
has leased for term OF years for Albert
Herter No. sil Madison avenue. a four
story dwelling house at the southeast
corner OF 10th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-09
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
AUGUST s.

FORT WASHINGTON AVE. cor l6ls,
st: Grossman Bros & Rosenbaum agt Friedman
Construction co ct al; Aug 5. 1913 10y de-
posiU: $500
FORT WASHINGTON AVE, n cor lsist
st. same agt same; Aug 8. 1913 by deposiu;
$500.
14lST ST 3. 100 II W OF Broadway; FRANK
Nahodzl agt Ess En- Construction Co ei al;
Aug I, 1913 Thy deposiD: Sl25.
WHITLOCK AVE, 8. leo II OF Tiffany
st: Candee Smith q Rowland Co agt Lock-
whit co ct al; March g. 1913; 1927 Is.
SAMH PROPERTY; same agt same; March
3. 1918: $50 ~.
SAME PROPERTY; same agt same; March
3. 1913; $u TO.
SAME PROPERTY: sane agt same; March
3. 1913: 1888 90.
SAME PROPERTY; Harry McGlade az,
same: March O. 1913: se75.
SAME PROPERTY: Thomas Edmonds Co
agt same; March /. 1913; sl,0eS
SAME PROPERTY; same agt same: Feb Is.
1873; 81. 095.
SAME PROPERTY; Henry Rrumgold art
same; Feb %, 1913; s1,5s5
HORATIO ST. 100 and io7. c Horn Co
agt estate OF Eugene A Hoffman, Inc, o. a;
Nov T. 1912: s7s9 SIS.
WHITLOCK AVE. e q, 100 n OF Tiffany
st: Star Marble & Tile Co ast Lockvhit Co
ct al; March 4. 1913; 500.
231ST ST, s. 3701 IL II OF Independence
ave; Victor Zembetti agt Henry Kroser ct al;
Aug 8. 1912 sle5 80
BECK ST. Q q. 100 n Of Ave 81 Johnj
Christian Jacobs Firsproof and Concrete Co.
agt Ostro Construction Co ct al: Aug !, 1919
(by bond; s3.025.
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Lib PENDENs.
AUGUST Q.

TACOMA AVE, g. d II Of 715,h - s1
l0Ol; Daniel London egt Arthur Mace q al
foreclosure Of transfer OF tax !ien); attorney.
MAGENTA ST, 8. 1871 r. Of wallace
ave 25x95.l: Daniel London egt Frank Thomp-
son ct al foreclosure Of transfer Of tar Hem;
LACoNfA AVE. s. 2o Z, o, 2i4,h Ct,
25x10O: Daniel London agt Arthur Mace e. al
foreclosure OF transfer Of tax Hem; attorney.
Cans. p
223D ST. 8. bet Paulding and Laconla
ayes lot II: Daniel London agt Romains
Brown ct al foreclosure OF transfer OF tan
OAKLEY ST, n $. 21O.l Z. W OF Corss ave,
25xiOO; Daniel London agt Mergaretha spegsl
81 nj foreclosure OF transfer OF tax Hem; at
2i7TH ST, n $. 1901 II OF Psuldinz ave.
OIL 5xi27 10; Daniel London agt Arthur J Mace
ct al foreclosure Of transfer OF tax lien); at
LOT Q, Sec ii. block 1855; Nathan Himovich
agt Cleophas v Moore ct al foreclosure os
transfer Of tax lien); attorney J Cans.
ANTHONY AVE, cor lesth st eslir
adm foreclosure OF mortsase) attorney,
Kean
l53D ST. IS o25 IT W Of Amsterdam ave.
25x99 II: WIN Rankin agt Loretta A HART
son ct al (foreclo.ure Of mortgage; attorneys
Patterson & BrinckerhoH.
sTFBBINs AVE. W $, 100 n 8 OF we.tches-
ter ave- 2coxloo; Indeli "a Conforti Co sr
Foxvale Realty Co ct al faction TO toreeloss
mechanics lien); attorneys Menken Bros.
18TH ST. n 8. 425 Il OF 5th ave. 25xios 8;
Susan Van Praag ast Jacob Hirsch et a. par
;ition); attorneys. Eismsn. Levy. Corn & Ls-
wine.
MADISON ct. 75e: Alexander Rosen,hd ART
Mary O. Neill ct al foreclosure OF mortgagsDt
attorneys Feltenstein q Rosenstein.
JENNINGS ST. SIS. rs n OF Chisholm 81
5Ox95: City Real Estate Co egt Ferdinand "
Fey et NJ foreclosure OF mortgage; attorney,
II Swain.
29TH ct, East: eeamen's Bank .s
Savings in the City OF New York aE Louise
Brummel et al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; at
torneys Strong & Cadwaleder.
FORT SCHUYLER ROAD. W cor La Gale
ave JOxl24i: Eva c stanton sg; Alexander
7 Walsh 81 al foreclosure OF ulortsege); At
torney. 3 Harrison
LOTS as ard GO. map Of Kingsiant es,sesi
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank ast Esthe-
V F Brien et al (amended foreclosu7s Of
mortgage): attorneys. a f OGormAn
WOOSTER ct. iTe 20 1913: Guaranty Trust
CO Of New York ast solomon Brooks 81 al
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE: attorneys. JsroraA
Rerd & Kresei
% AVE. 1901: Metropolitan Savings Bank
agt Edward c Sheehy et al foreclosure Of
mortgsge); attorneys. A & " Hutch!ns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-09
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney.
AUGUST s.
Manhattan
Manhattan.


2oT'TI ST. a West 2s exss,e; April 80; 1905
Emilia W Chaplin 10 LZzio X Holme; 81, 600;
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance Co. l6o
Broadway.
VIM II Hunt to North River savings Bank;
5000; attorney. Title Guarantee Co. l7e
ii3TH ST. aie and BIS East. 5oxloo 10: Aug
IS. 1905. Malta and Maria Guglielmo ct al
10 Uuca Orphan Asylum. $1,000. attorney
Title Guarantee co. l76 Broadway.
l3TTH ST, n s. 432 It W Of 18th ave. 1890. II !;
Nov 81. 1904. Mai A Baudouine to Geo II
Hyde. 81 900. address, 81 Chambers 81
H4rH ST. 9, 100 II OF LenoX ave. 25x
90 II: May /. 1897; Peter Meister 10 Gertrude
and John y sohl; $1,000. address. $50 10th ST.
Brooklyn.
i4sTH ST, 4O5 West. 2Oxooll: Oct l. 1912;
Phoebe NJ Beers TO Leonard Adair: s.. 900;
HULL AYE. 8 W cor Ozark (20eth) ST. look
100: APR - 1905 Frederick Realty Co TO Chas
Logan. jr; $3.50; attorneys. oHara Bros. eooth
ISTERvALE AVE e being lot 49, blk
4i4, map 945, property Of Mary L Tiffany. 23d
Ward. 2oxls4 10; lot 81, same map. etc. 25x
ls4 10. Mch 20 1912: Lena and John Goss to
Michael Bachelheimer: 81. ZOO
LOT TO g. map 952. Daily estate: Jan IL.
1910. Alfonso and Gelsomino De salvo TO Mary
sT AIMS AVE. $50. 25xoo: July g. 1905;
Jacob and Eli2 Laux to Bowery Savings Bank:
sl.1Qo: attorneys. Strong Cadwalader. 40
SNME Fttoffhlf' Jan 8, NV: jacob ana
Jennie Plaut 10 same $500; attorney. Law
yers Title Insurance Co. 100 Broadway
SIMPSON ST. e s. oslo II OF Westches-
ter ave. 40XlDo. Nov B. 1910; Simpson Con-
struction Co 10 Chas Riley: 81. $50: attorney,
Il Kelly. 40 Broadway.
Sd AVE, $. 200 II OF Hist st. 25xi76;
Sept 81. 1900; John and Martha NJ Rogers
to u Trust co. $40. 00O attorneys, Stewart
& She8rer Is Wall ST.
4TH ST, W cor Ruskin (2llth St Will
amsbriige. "a sxiO0 INA Sx10l |; Nov 81 1905.
Frank and Mary Notary TO Isaac p smith,
81. 900: attorney. NJ Silber. Is Broadway.
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AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED.


Naples. Aug S. m-NapolI qtaD, Phila.
dsiphia and New York; 5th, San GIorgio
QtaD New York. ,-
Madeira, Aug 5. m-ssxonia IBr)' Ne"
sue2, Aug s-Rauenfels Ger, Calcutta for
Roston and New York
Bermuda, Aug S. noon-Orotava tBr)' Ne"
Port Natal. Aug S-Knght Of the Thistle Brl'
New York and Norfolk f2r HanS9"' s'rA'"-
Plymouth. Aug 5. n;S2 my nnpIc -, - - :,
New York for Cherbourg and southampton
land proceeded. n, ~,
York o,, ~,
Queenstown. Aug S. 7:i5 m-cedric tbp'
New York for Liverpool Cand proceededl;
santos. Aug e-Welsh Prince (Br) New lo'A
via Rio de Janeiro mot PREVIOUSLY, lpn.
East London. Aug bulgarian Prince !D'''
New York via Cape Town and Algoa BAY
SAILED.
Antwerp. Aug e-Manhattan lBr,, New Io OK,
Barha dos Aug I-Bonlface (BD iron ia'p'
New York - -. vo,u
Rotterdam. Aug Uranium (Br). New fork.
Southampton. Aug S. lao p m ArneIlea 20
from Hamburg. New York via Cner ,,Sn spr,
Queenstown Aug :, 100 III ''
. from Liverpool, New York 49,. VII,
Hamburg Aug 5-Salamanca Gen, New ,orh
and Philadelphia: 9Th, Triton V"eD' N'"
York.
PASSED.
Dunn.t Head. aug s-Impoco Br'' New YORK
Gihraltar. Aug Principe di Piemento dtaD'
New York for Naples and Genoa 49,,
Aien. Aug 7-Wray Castle CBr. Hong KONG
etc. for New York. -. VII, ,o-
sagres, Aug COLOMBIA dtan' New forK lot
Marseilles. ~. ~. Work
for calais Narragensett CBr). New YORK lot
London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-09

Peter McGirr and McKegney, owner..
Robert J Algie.. contractor; 1921.
10TH ST. II East: Gross & Kleinberger an,
] Blackburn Miller, owner and contractor.
Nathan Schwab, contractor; 800.
DAILY AVE, s. 404s II s Of Nth ~
12G3x2196 TO Boston Road xl27x25Ss; A r
Horn Co agt Church Of ST Thomas Aquinas
owner: Eugene Toole, contractor: si57 22
LORING PL, s. 10 II OF Fordham
Road. 12jxl23x irreg; Felice Dolise agt John
Beckmann & Beckmann Realty and Con.
struction Co, owner; John Brink and Nicl.
Tangredi, contractors; $50 96.
SAME PROPERTY; Francesca Mastrogi.
coma agt same; $50 -.
SAME PROPERTY: Antonio Bettlsta az.
same S72 80.
SAME PROPERTY; Achillo Piessanto az,
same $50 30.
HUNTS POINT ROAD, s6G and sss: Ma,
TooHkel ct al agt George Graham Con.
tracing Co. owner and contractor; Jacob
Solder. contractor: s47fO.
lG6TH ST. S, 1870 IT OF Washington
ave, G2x9O: Ira Rosenthal ct al agt Rannk
Construction Co. Inc, owner and contractor:
So. 800
80 AVE. 7O1 Werdnger Bros agt Ethel
Blackwell. owner; Gruber e Son, con.
tractors; $40.
37TH ST 40 West: Frank Krefet, Inc az,
Frances T Perry, owner; Aaron Harris con-
tractor: $4,000.
BERGEN AVE. n W cor OF 1921 81. 50xJ0.
Leizer Schneider sgt Arnold Mensch. owner.
John Stern, lessee; Hyman KATE Morris
KATE and Louis Peshinsky. lessees and con-
tractors: 500 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-09
SHIPPING NEWS
Port Of New York, Friday, August
s, 1918.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Thelma (Nor). Perth Amboy. to
Bennett. Hvoslef Co. in ballast. Left quar-
Steamer Pannonia CBr). Fiume July 10,
Trieste 20. Patras %. Messina %. Naples "a and
/ Gibraltar %, 10 the Cunard IS Co Ltd, win
/ 10 first cabin los second cabin and LIB steer
/ age passengers and mdse. Arrived at the bar
. al l:41 IN.
/ steamer Adriatic CBr). Liverpool July 81 and
| Queenstown August ], to the White Star Line,
with IS first cabin, 81 second cabin and Sos
steerage passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived
/ at the Bar AT 6:Ol M
! Steamer Re dItala QtaD, Genoa July %,
! Naples . and Palermo g. 10 Cesare Cont,
/ with q cabin and $50 steerage passengers
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 3 m
! Steamer Campanelo (Br) Rotterdam july q
I and Halifax ;, August 9, TO the Uranium
/ s. Co. Ltd. with 45 cabin and 62I steerage
passengers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
! Steamer Eastlands tBrl Sagua July % and
| Matanzas August .. to the Munson SIS Line
with sugar. Arrived at the Bar at $50 P M
/ 18th
! steamer Mira CBr). Emden July %. to D T
Warden, in ballast. Arrived at the Bar at
| Steamer Countess Of Warwick (Br. Sagua
! July o. Caibarieu 30 and Nueyitas August :,
10 Funch, Edye 4 co, with sugar Arrived al
! tho Bar at $50 m.
/ Santiago T. Cienfuegos 9. Manzanillo a and
santa Cruz 81. TO the New York and Cuba
, Mail IS 60. with mdse. Arrived at the bar
steamer Sibiria Ger, Frontera August ?. to
I the Atlantic Fruit GO. with passengers and
! fruit Arrived a the Bar al $3.50 y m.
Steamer Armenia Ger. Hamburg July 20. N
| the Hamburg American Line. with mdst'
| Passed in sandy Hook at 1873 m.
steamer Pawnee Philadelphia, TO the clyde
- co. with mdse. Passed in Quarantine at
/ II .05 a
steamer Texan. Philadelphia August Z 10
| the American Hawaiian IS Line, in ballast
! Left Quarantine al ll:2o m
Steaer MORO Castle. Vera Cruz July 81.
| Progreso August and Havana ., TO the New
| York and Cuba Mail IS co. with l2s passen-
! gers. mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
! 12:2S m.
steamer CITY Of ST Louis. savannah August
/ = 70 the Ocean IS Co with passengers and
rndse Passed in Quarantine AT 4:2O a m.
steamer III Siglo. Galveston August ?. 70 The
Southern Pacific 60. with mdse Passed IN
Quarantine at Cos m.
Steamer Glenroy OBJ. Seville July 20. for
Chrome. y !, 10 ! = Whitney Co with
mdse Passed In sandy Hook az 6:l5 a m.
Steamer Mayaro tBrl. Perth Amboy. 70 the
Trinidad Shipping d Trading co. with mdsc.
Passed in Quarantine az 9:l6 m
Steamer jefferson. Newport News and Nor
folk to the Old Dominion IS co, with passen-
gers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine at 2:52
steamer William Chisholm. Portland fof
sewans Point. Passed in Quarantine at 4:4O
sandy Hook. y J. Aug :. $50 m-Wind
southeast. light breeze; partly cloudy; smooth
sea.
Steamers Frutera CNor) Belize: Madison,
Norfolk and Newport News: Crlstobal, CristO-
bal: Seguranca. Havana; Venezis Fr). Mar
settles via Providence. Chesapeake. Baltimore.
Moltkefols Ger. Fremantle; John Iardie (Br).