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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-08
APARTMENT LEASES.

Douglas l.. Gilman e. Co leased an
apartment OF fourteen rooms aud four
baths in No 2is West End avenue 10
Mrs. c. d. Prince; also an apartment IA
No. East sith street. 10 Mrs. VI. r.
Church; In No 555 Park avenue, TO Mrs.
Walter Cutting. and In No 100 East 18th
street. to Mrs. Sahler Coykendall
Pcase & Gilman leased a large duplex
apartment at No J53 Park avenue. con-
sistins of sixteen rooms and five baths.
to F. S. Landstreet; a large apartment,
consisting OF eight rooms and three baths.
at No il East 18th street. TO -. II. Miller.
and an apartment at No. 80 Park avenue.
10 Mrs. l.. II. Burr.
The Debenture Corporation Of New York
leased at No. 72S to 736 West lslst street
apartments TO George w. Edwards, Will
lam ID. Saunders. Robert S. Wiley. Homer
f. Cuthbert, Anton d. Dittmar. Joseph
F. Matheiu. Henry Jolly and J. Franklin
Sweetcn.
The Payson Mel. Merrill COMPANY.
Inc. rented apartments at No. 30 West
55th street for the Douglas Robinson.
Charles S. Brown Company to Hiram f.
Dewing: az No. 80 Central Park West. for
Pease e. Gilman. TO j. Rowland Gard
ner; at No. 50 Washington Square South
to Manfred Trautschold at No i22 West
End avenue. to Jay J. O'Brien; at No IS
East 10th street. 10 Alexander s. Webb,
and at No. 1l2 West 9Th street, to Edwin
II. Unger and Edward A. Auerbach.
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OYSTER SALAD. - Ingredients: One
pint of oysters, two cups Of celery cut
into half-inch pieces, one teaspoonful Of
Worcestershire sauce one small head of
lettuce, one tablespoonful Of chopped
parsley. two tablespoonfuls Of chopped
boiled beets, French dressing
Wash and drain the oysters. put them
into a pan With a little water and COOK
them until the oysters are plump. If the
oysters are large cut them into four
pieces, add the cut up celery TO the oys-
tiers, pour over them French dressing,
which has been made with three table
spoonfuls of good olive oil one tablespoon
full Of vinegar and half tablespoonful OF
tarragon or any other kind of vinegar,
pinch OF red pepper. half teaspoonful OF
salt, quarter OF a teaspoonful Of sugar.
Put this dressing into a bottle and shake
Il we'll or mix with an egg beater. Serve
on lettuce leaves and decorate with the
chopped parsley and chopped beets.
TRIBUNE OYSTER COCKTAIL.-ln-
gredients One pint of small oysters
twelve tablespoonfuls Of tomato catsup
three tablespoonfuls tarragon vinegar
two tablespoonfuls Of Rhine vine JUICE
Of one lemon, salt to taste.
Serve this very cold in cocktail glasses
with quarter of a teaspoonful of chopped
mustard pickle on top of each portion.
OYSTERS WITH NOODLES.-One pint
of oysters. one pint Of boiled noodles, one
cuptul of sauce. half cupful Of rolled
crackers, quarter cupful Of butter
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A "cANTALoUPE SURPRISE"

An interesting dessert known as can
taloupe surprise" comes from Filippni.
II calls for pint Of vanilla ice cream.
three small muskmelbns. one ounce ~
sugar, two tablespooniuls Of curacao. six
tablespoonfuls OF raspberry syrup and
a small quantity OF shredded cocoanut.
The melons should be OF the finest fla
vor and leo cold Remove the spongy
part and the seeds. then scoop out the
edible portion from the shells and cut
Il into dice. Add the sugar and curacao.
Put the mixture into the shells and COW
er It with ice cream. Pour table
spoonful Of the raspberry syrup over
the cream in each shell and crown all
with the cocoanut. Serve at once
While elaborate as far as the number
OF ingredients are concerned, the max
ing is simplicity itself.
Some palatcs may not like the cura-
Gao in this dessert. And others may
prefer TO leave out the raspberry syrup
or use fresh raspberrles in It's place.
Several books print recipes calling for
melons of this kind filed with ice cream
decorated with fresh raspberrles or the
preserved fruit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-08
FIRST SPECIAL SALES
House Owned by Edwin Hawley
Estate on the List.

Promptly at noon. at the Exchange
Salesroom. Nos Il and l6 Vesey street
on September IS. Joseph Z. Day will hold
the FIRST special auction sales Of the fol-
season. 4 number ~ choice Manhattan
houses. a Yonkers parcel and other prop
critics are among the offerings.
one 81 the properties 20 be sold IS The
home OF the late John F. Doyle. one q
the most prominent real estate dgen,s
and brokers. and FOR long time presi-
dent OF the Real Estate Board Il BroH-
ers. The dwelling is No. "a West S'th
street
There will also be sold 10 close the es-
tate OF Edwin Haw,ey. No. 81 West 10Th
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
n four story brownstone front private
dwelling.
In addition 20 this there will be offered
the lease 4 an apartment and part own
crship q the Colonial Cooperative
Apartment House studio Building. beat
ed al Nos 80 and ii West 67th street, be-
tween Central Park West and Columbus
avenue. This represents a fourteen-year
lease with two twenty-one-year renewal
periods. OF a siX-room studio apartm mt,
and also 80 shares. consisting Of one
twelfth ownership OF the fifteen story
building.
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FOR BETTER TRANSIT LINES
Immediate Operation of Stein
way Tube Sought.

The Chamber OF Commerce OF the Bor-
ough Of Queens is leaving no stone un-
turned to bring about The immediate op-
Grafton OF the Steinway Tunnel and the
completion OF all the rapid transit lines
into Queens included In the dual subway
contracts
4 committee. headed by Robert W Hig-
bic. president. and John Adikes. chair
man, Of the transit committee. called On
Friday on Chairman T.. H. Mccall Of tho
Public Service Commission. Douglas Ma
thewson. Deputy Controller. and Arthur
]. O'Kecffe. Bridge Commissioner chair
man Mccall said 10 the committee: "Yor
can tell your people that the commission
stands like a rock. and nothing can
change our determination TO put this tun-
mel into immediate operation. If opera
ton can be had in four months time by
giving the contract TO the Intcrborough. |
am In favor OF doing so; II. on the other
hand. a similar condition can be brought
about by giving the contract to an out
side contractor, / am just as much in
favor of this"
Bridge Commissioner O'Keeffe said to
the committee that he had applied to the
corporate stock committee OF the Board
Of Estimate for 100000 for putting the
Greensboro Bridge in shape for running
the subway and elevated trains over It.
The main members and the truss mem
bers OF the bridge are all strong enough.
II is said. for railroad traffic. hut slight
changes are necessary In the floor mem
bcrs under the inside set Of trolley tracks
10 enable them TO carry the ten-car sub
way trains rs they were designed FOR
trolley and vehicular traffic Half OF the
100000 will go toward this work and
toward moving the tracks nearer the
centre OF the bridge 10 give the necessary
clearances
The other half of the appropriation will
be spent in constructing the approach
from the Long IslanS City end OF the
bridge to the terminal station on tho
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HOW TO USE THE OYSTER.

Boil the noodles until tender IN water
that has been sailed When they are
cooked drain off the water then pour
cold water over them Ghs keeps the
noodles from sticking together. In well
creased pudding dish place the oysters
which have been drained. then add the
noodles. cover this with sauce whlch
has been made with quarter Of cupfuI
Of the oyster liquor. three-quarters OF
cupful of milk, two tablespoonfuls OF put
ter. two tablespoonfuls Of -four. quarter
of a teaspoonful of pepper, half teaspoon
full of salt. Sprinkle with the rolled
crackers ana pieces of butter. Bake until
the cracker crumbs are brown. THIS Is
suitable for luncheon or supper ana
makes a good entree.
OYSTERS AND MUSHROOMS.-InGre
dents: One and a half dozen oysters
one and half dozen mushrooms. four Ia
blespoonfuls of buttcr half cup OF crack
er crumbs. half teaspoonful OF salt,
pinch of cayenne pepper. one cupful OF
white sauce.
Cook the mushrooms Il Few minutes IN
some of the butter which has been
heated Put the oysters into baking
dish. then add the mushrooms, pour over
them the white saucc. which has been
seasoned with pepper and the salt. sprinkle
over the top the cracker 'r1noS ma 'he
butter and bake in the oven until brown
II desired tbs can be cooked in Individual
dishes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-08
AUGUST BUILDING PLANS
This Years Figures Show Large
Decline in Work.

The report Of building operations in
Manhattan In the month OF August. as
given out yesterday by Rudolph p. Miller.
Buildings superintendent shows con-
siderable falling of both in the number
OF buildings and In moneys involved.
Plans were Med for thirty-threc new
buildings. costing 1879 100. as against
hfty-two new buildings. costing 81. 40j $50.
during the same month last year.
Plans were filed last month for three
dwelling houses. costing $500 as against
two. costing S2j.oo0. during August. 1912.
twelve tenement houses. costing S.2l50o.
as against sixteen. costing $4,000; one
hotel. costing $1,000. as against none;
four store and loft buildings. costing
$1,000. as against eight costing $3.50, Sn,
no office buildings. as against six. costing
s sos. 600: three amusement places. costing
$1,000. as against eight. costing $4,000;
one hospital. costing 10000 as against
none. and no plans for stables or garages.
as against four. costing $4,000.
The report was compiled by Statistcian
James w Spencer
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TRADING IN BROOKLYN
Apartment and Dwelling Houses
in Various Sections Sold.

The McInerney- Klinck Realty Company
sold the three story brick store and apart
ment. on a lot 20x11O feet at NO. soZ
Fla,bush avenue, for the South Richmond
Hill Land Company to a client LOT IN
vestment for s13,5OO.
Frank A. Seaver sold the two FAMILY
brick house No 922 18th street for Will
lam J. Soaring to Elizabeth Mahoney for
investment
The Fifth Avenue Realty Company sold
the nine-family apartment house NO. oZ9
5lst street for Mrs. Monica Beck TO John
II Quicker and the two-family detached
frame houses Nos. 315 and 81 East 4th
street for Morris Berry to MIS-
kretzschmar.
J. ID. H. Bergen & Son sold for Miss
Mary O'CQnnor No. SO First Place. a four
story and basement dwelling house on
lot 25xl33 feet, ~ a client for occupancy
Schrieber & Westhall sold for the Mauer
Construction Company No. 27Sl Myrtle
avenue. a three story brick dwelling house
with stores. on lot 2OxlOO feet, near Hook
er street. Glendale. TO Katie Wagner
Il. J. Sforza sold for Charles Gahren
plot 4Oxi33 feet. north side Of 6Sth street
100 feet east OF Thirteenth avenue ana
2OxI25 feet on the south side OF 6'th
street 80 feet east OF Thirteenth avenue
Tho Alec Building Company, associated
with the Realty Trust, sold one-family
brick homes at Mapleton Park: on btn
street. TO William Bower. John J. New
man. Charles s Meyer. Walter c. Scott
James T. Wadham. Henry G.. APPEL. j. X
Wood. Henry s. Adler. Allan c. Forbes
4. Cohen, Charles Hunter, l. {. NeIsh
and John Coyle on Gath street 70 ROD
ert Selig. Robert Patterton and {. ;.
Halpin. on sgd street TO George W.
Irwin. c. NJ Harris. DR.. l. Robinson ana
George Berman.
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Tho Bronx.

BOLTON AVE. e s. 100 II OF Ihcombe ave.
25N1u7 II. Elizabeth Dietrich 20 Magdalena
Erzer. 1850 Jackson ave, sept s. due as PEI
bond. 81 900: attorney. Lawyers Title Insur-
ance 90. eco Broadway.
BOLTON AVE. : c. 100 II OF Lacombe ave
25XN55: same 20 same: due as per bond. Sept
3. 81. 900. attorney. same.
EAST FORDHAM RID. 6lS and 6l5. :. SO
Nlo0: Port Jervis Land Improvement Co 10 JOS
y Rearion. AS West i7th 81 (mtg so. 900
Sept ;: instalments. per cent: 5000. attor-
ney John l. Jones. 80 Liberty 81.
LOT - and G3. map 100 lots, Daily estate
Lucia Ziner to Charlotte Ebeling. $40 Napier
ave, sept :; yrs. per cent; $500: attor-
ney W T. Samms. | Liberty St
LOT ll6. amended map Brentwood Park
Daniel Mapes. jr. 20 Chas Willie. l546 East
chester Road. 2 yrs. q per cent. Sept ); $1,000
attorney Title Guarantee and Trust co. lie
Broadway.
30 AVE. W 5, 56.s II T. 81 lsist st. 2SS
I'll; sarah McClinchie 20 Max Marx. ais
Convent ave: Aug Is, yrs; 5000; attorney
l. Marx l2S broadway.
24oTH ST. :. 1871 II Of Richardson ave
20 Xix: John c Stahl 20 Elizabeth MoSemsn
White Plains. Y; sept 5. 3 yrs. per cent
-. 200; attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
lT6 broadway.
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Postal Card Departments
All an they should be made by postal as lar
S possible

is dissolved; then put In about five STICKS
Of cinnamon and let It boil for twenty
minutes longer After this remove the
sticks of cinnamon before putting IL IN
the glasses. Of desired the cinnamon
may be broken into small pieces and left
in After filing the glasses, let 1t stand
for three or four days. Cover the glasses
with paraffin. and when the paraihin Is
hard cover with the tin covers. 1t Will
not be necessary to heat the sugar before
putting it IN the liquid. l.. T.
A BREAKFAST DISH.-Mash the left
over sweet potatoes. season them and
moisten with a little hot milk and but
ter. Heat them on the stove and then
shape them into nests on a pretty platter.
Place IN each one or two slices OF crisped
bacon and serve at once.
CHOCOLATE LAYER CAKE Cby re-
quesO.-The following recipes for cake
and SLING have been tested. For the bat
ter have ready two cupfuls Of sugar, half
a cupful Of butter. a cupful of sweet milk.
two eggs. three cupfuls of pastry -four
and two teaspoonfuls OF baking powder.
Mix and bake as usual.
The following filing is very sat!sfac-
tory: Beat three-quarters Of a cupful Of
sugar with the yolks OF three eggs and
one-quarter Of cupfui Of melted choco-
late. Mix this with one-quarter Of cup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-08

The likeness OF pretty Evelina James,
or San Antonio. Tex. will soon be more
widely distributed than, probably.
pretty girls likeness ever was before. 1t
will circulate in every part OF this coun-
try and be carried 10 foreign lands. Peo-
pie who never saw the original will so
treasure that likeness that they will carry
!; in their securest pockets and keep II
under lock and key in banks. For Miss
James's picture is 10 appear as the cen
ire Of a group on the back of new issue
of American currency.
Besides having posed for an artist Miss
J James is an artist herself She is study
ing now in the Kenyon Cox studios In
New York, and after she is finished here
she Is going TO Paris TO study more.
Not at all like the average conception Of
a Texas girl is Miss James. She doesn't
breathe OF ranches. and she doesn't walk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-08

through He'll e. Stern. a loft in No. Y to
Is West 32d street to Carl Bonwit
The Duross Company leased NO. Gl
West 10Th street to the H. P. Stephenson
Company, Inc, for a term Of years; also
the fifth floor in No 216 to 222 West 18th
street to the New York Consolidated
Card Company
Pease e. Gilman have leased large
Offices on the seventeenth floor In the new
Aeolian Building. No. q West 42d street.
to Cram & Ferguson. formerly cram
Goodhue & Ferguson, the well known
architects, and space at No. 4Sl Firth
avenue to Mann e. Jones.
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HER FIGURE A FORTUNE
That of Miss Evelina James May Represents Big One
Because 1t Is to Adon United
States Currency
States Currency!

with a stride. She doesn't look as II she
had ever ridden a buckng bronco IN her
life. Perhaps she hasn't. For Miss James
is Of the petite type.
The honor which has been given thls
nineteen-year giI is most unusual
one for a woman. Even TO pose lot
figure in a group on United States cur
rency is something few women have done.
No living woman's face has ever appeared
on the national currency, and now IN
deed. no living mans face can be used
Years ago II was the custom TO use the
likeness Of living men, but law vas
passed forbidding this, and now ohiy
statesmen who are dead are pictured on
our banknotes,
Miss James's parents are Mr.. and MIS-
S 4. James, OF San Antonio. The iate
Chief Justice ]. II. James. OF the syn
District Court Of Appeals. was her uncie'
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bridge plaza. and also for connecting the
upper set Of the elevated tracks WIN INC
Second avenue IL" in Manhattan. Bridge
Commissioner OKeeffe assured the COM
mittee that just as soon as the appro-
priation was made. work would be start
ed at once, and the bridge would De
ready for operation OF both elevated ana
subway trains by the time the stauol
on the bridge plaza was completed anu
before til. Broadway Fifty-ninth street
subway was completed.
Among the other members Of the COM
r,ittae NJ the chamber were George j.
pvap = A MacDougall, Stuard Hircn-
man and Walter l. Wills.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee)
SEPTEMBER Q.


RIDER AVE. W q. IS II Of 13sth 81, 1ox
100: Walter w Tinsley and ano TO Micnaei
l. Bird and ano. 10 yrs from Sept l, 1910
IS, 300; address,. 2O65 Crotona ave.
WEBSTER AVE. 1913; corner store; Chris
toph Vetdte to Herman De Ronner; 10 yrs
from May /. 1913; Sl,3sO; address l2'o "eo-
ster ave
1ST AVE. 1923; all; John Henshaw, rus
70 Aaron Harris; 3 yrs and mos from aug
/. 1913; s4.250. address, $50 Central PARK
West. $1,000,
9TH AVE. 900: store. etc; Elizabeth Michel
and ano 10 Kramer Brothers, Inc yrs from
Sept /, 1913: $3.50; address. IS Greenwich g.
93D ST. 1851 West; all. Elizabeth Roo
bins to Turin Garage and supply Co: yrs
from Nov /. 1919 $4,000; address, 90 West
93d 81. -o
i25TH ST n 8. 225 IT " OF It'll ave, yx
plre City savings Bank: % yrs from Jan /,
1917: address, 231 West 125th ST.
18TH ST, s, 1895 u OF cypress ave,
5Ox1OO: the land: Hattie x Bretzfelder 20
Krakauer Brothers yrs from June "a, 49,
$500. address. l0l Cypress ave.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

EDWARD Hannah 10 Edwin c Hahn: 500.
philip Rhinelander. exr, 10 Atlantic
Mortgage Corporation $4,000.
Adelaide X Rhinelander TO Atlantic Mortgage
CORPORATION. SIS. 600
Atlantic Mortgage Corporation 10 Yatty kra-
MGR $4,000
Same to same; $4,000.
broadway Trust Co 70 Joseph arganaro; 81.
Joseph Manganaro TO Vincent Pape and
ano: sl0n.
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Gertrude E Kelly TO Columbian Kelly.
81 800. ''
5000
Julia c. Lyle. exrx. TO Board OF FOREIGN M,.-
sions OF the Reformed Church in America.
S45, 1856 80.
Same 70 American Tract Society: $40 lGl 10
Adolf Schulze TO Sterling Sterling; 81.
New York Title Insurance Co TO Kather,ns
3 Smith; $4,000
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Daily Bill of Fare.
TUESDAY,.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., creamed FISH on
toast coffee
LUNCHEON.-Egg and caper salad IN
beet cups. gingerbread with chocolate
coating, tea.
DINNER.-Lamb fricassee, bean COM
bination. creamed onions. peach tarts.
coffee
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Recipes Tested and
Found Good.

All recipes appearing in these columns
have been tested. ,,oss o,ber-
Level measurements are used unless o'"e''
This department will be glad 10 a nswes
any culinary questions submitted oy Teaoe'S
and will buy recipes -. vorL Trih.
Address Culinary Editor New-forK IT'D
unc No 1874 Nassau street.
This department Will not he responssip D. - :.
>or M 1nuscrlpt which is not accompanied OE
alarms for return. Kindly iuclose btoihPS
with Questions requiring an answer ~ ~ ~.
y-ri,e on only one sidc of the piper anu sV0
that name and address accompany each ''e'N
CRAB APPLE JELLY WITH CINNA-
MoN-Wash the fruit until II is clean
and cut IL into pieces. After removing the
stem and bud put the fruit into preserV-
ing kettle, cover IL with water and Doll
until we'll cooked or until It can be mashed
easily. Put a cheesecloth over strainer
and let II all drain; strain again through
a clean cheesecloth, measure the liquid
and for each pint Of liquid allow one pint
or one pound Of granulated sugar Set
the strained liquid on the fire, and when
the liquid begins to boil skim 1t. Let II
boil rapidly for twenty minutes. Then
pour in the sugar, stirring until the sugar
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Manhattan.

18TH ST. $50 West 50Xlo33; Frankfort
Realty Co 20 Catherine VI Dunn. 52s 81 IN So
Brooklyn prior mtg 0.5oW Aug 80; yTs:
PER cent. $3.50. attorney. l. Janer Of
Chambers St
18TH ST. n s. 525 It OF 9th ave- runs e
225 X n lee X n 75x Six 1901 1908;
Isaac \ Hopper. Inc 20 Samuel W Adler, lao
West GQth 81 prior mtg $4,000. AGs !.
yrs d per cent. SIPS 0O0
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full of milk and boil It until 1t Is thick
This makes soft filling and Will not be
hard enough TO spread over the top FOR
the top a white icing made with the three
leftover egg whites may be used, or II
preferred. some melted chocolate may De
added TO It,
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A BEAN COMBINATION Black wax
beans are sometimes boiled with lima
beans and then servec. with a brown but
ter sauce. II the b,fns are rather large
and tasteless. as tRly are ap, 10 lie
toward the end OF the season. spray Of
mint may be added 10 the Drowned but
ter or cooked for the last few minutes
with the beans themselves before taking
them off the stove
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER 9.

Delaney ST. so TO 81: Louis Goldste,n
agt Samuel Guriat ct al; May 81. 1911: Si65 40
BROADWAY. l+4S: Philip Levitt agt Forty
first Street Realty co ct al. July 81. 1913;
$40 $50 Ga
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PATENT LEATHER.-To look we'll
patent leather shoes require constant care.
Remove dirt with dampened sponge; then
sponge with a little milk and polish with
a soft. dry cloth. In case OF a wettng
they should be allowed TO dry on trees.
W b. *.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee and attor-
neyD
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
r,r. Il
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INSTRUCTION.
NEW YORK-Brooklyn.
NEW yORK-Iong Island.
Chappaqua Mountain Institute

Nalballs, Westchester Co., n y. Box 50i.
\ Home School ,or GIRLS, In the Real
Country: under care Of Friends. BOYS ad-
mitted under "a years separate dept.D. Home
mother for young children 43d year %
miles from y. Y. 10 acres 500 II. elevation.
Manual Training and Commercial Depts.
Rates $500 70 1915. Cataog y. Y. Once. 20
Nesey 81. Room GO. Tel Cort 1901.
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Useful Household Tips.

BEEF MARROW FOR CAKEs.-some
housewives save all their beef marrow for
use in cake in place of butter. The mar
row is much more delicate than suet and
costs nothing. as does butter.
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LIS PENDENS.
aEpTTNRER 9.

A,rx.SDER AVE. n " cor OF 18Th ct
,ssxTO: Mary a McKenny agt Richard W
O'Connor ct al (amended foreclosure OF mtg;
attorneys Mcclure & Prentice