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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-22
MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER 20.

TRINITY AVE. IOs, Cassel Franklin 81 a.
agt Patrick \ Geigh egan, owner beIt "
FauIhaber d co. contractor. Sl2 40. 80 a,
TRINITY AVE. 40; same agt same; Sl2 ~.
TRINITY AVE. 7l2; same agt same
Sl2 80 ,,,o
TRINITY AVE. IA same aGt same; sl2 ~
TRINITY AVE. Tl6. same agt same "a ~.
FREMONT AVE. al. Tileine 90 agt Den.s
and Mary Mullins, owners: German a Grant
contractor: S22O.
9Th ST. TO II West; Quincy Heater
Manufacturing 90 agt 4jth street Realty CO.
owner. Fleschmann Brothers 60. contractor
Dun q sons Inc, sub-contractor; 81
7l3 ~.
l5OTH ST, g. vhoe front bet River ave
and Gerard ave. 2OOXlO0x-Xl4s9. Quincy
Heater Manufacturing 60 agt Henry l. MOT
ris. owner; WHY'S Borland 90. lessee; Jonn
Mckeefsey, contractor. Dun x sons, Inc
sub-cOutTactOr. 81 200.
23D ST. ~ to 49, Yves. Paul Hunter
agt McKcon Realty 60. oNner. John LarAin'
contractor; $4,000
18TH 81 iO5 and 400 East. Abram stein
agj Charles AID Sophie Bondy. owner and
cor ractor. $40. .,
.iar -. j3i 10 $50 West Isaac : Bossell
agt Clement = Moore. owner, Charles hoteT-
berth. lessee r"ncwaD; Sl4l
FRANKLIN ST, - and 80: Louis Myers agt
GIeyback Land Go. owner. Shaw Walker, les
see: Schwartz Brothers. contractors: SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-22
BOYS OUTNUMBER GIRLS
Jewish Maternity Hospital Gives
Male Plurality of At.

The annual report OF the Jewish Ma
tcrnity Hospital. AT No. go East Broad
way, read yesterday at the annual meet
ing of the board. showed the birth rate
for the year to be l.l59, of which number
there were forty-seven more boys than
girls The total number OF mothers ana
babies admitted was 1851. Thirteen deaths
resulted from childbirth, thirty-four OF
the infants did not survive and forty-one
were stiilborn. Twelve twins and one
sci of triplets were born. There were
thirteen CSesarian operations.
The urgent needs for the building OF an
annex to the hospital, the only one OF It's
kind for the sole use Of Jewish women
was shown by the report Of 81 rejected
patients DR.. A. J. Rongy, president OF
the medical board, who addressed the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-22

for one minute on the top OF each mem
ber's cake. That one red candle lasted
whole year and the privilege of guarding
il between birthdays was much coveted.
no, we don't have anything IKE 'hat
now The girls just come down mere at
noontime and eat. Chocolate. cake mas
taken the place Of pickles as the'r Ia
vorte food. We serve more thah H'e
hundred girls each nOontime with NOT
lunC heon for 10 cents each Dessert OF soup
is cents extra. Some Of the GirIS piine
sandwiches from home and just ouy soup
or cocoa. We are much hampered III the
serving by our small quarters. We nave
no cold storage room, not even adequate
closet space. consequently we nave 10
buy foodstuff In small quantities ana can
not take advantage Of the market 10 o"S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-22
Frozen Roman Punch.

Boil together pint and half OF water
with two cupfus Of sugar for five min
utes: then remove from the FIRE, and when
the syrup is cold add the juice Of two
lemons and three oranges. Pour into the
freezer and turn the handle until slight
resistance is felt. Take off the cover add
the stifly whipped whites Of two eggs,
half cupful each Of the orange pulp
free from all skim ard chopped MaraS'
chino cherries, and a cupful of ST. CroiX
rum. Freeze until thick and smooth.
Serve in crystal cups. and pour over each
portion a tablespoonful of the Maraschiho
cordial that has been drained from the
cherries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-22
Dixie Coffee Cake.

Cream half a cupful Of butter with one
cupful Of sugar. add one well beaten egr
and the yolk Of another. Mix in half a
cupful OF sweet milk and one quart Of -four
that has been sifted with two teaspoon
fuls Of baking powder. and flavor with a
teaspoonful Of vanilla extract. Should the
dough he too soft. a little -four may be
added, so that it will roll easily. Roll TO
a thin sheet lay on a baking pan, brush
over with beaten white OF egg and
sprinkle with sugar and ground CHINA
mon. II preferred, the dough- may be cut
into strips two inches wide and four
inches long and baked in the same man
ner This cake is excellent 10 serve with
either coffee or chocolate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
DECEMBER 20
Manhattan.

IT NICHOLAS TERRACE. :. whole front
between l2sth and 18th ste. FOR tHo six story
apartments. 20 ilNllO. Manchester 'onstruc
ION g., 23a wooster st. owner. g. q Meyers.
! Union square West architect. $4,000.
The Bronx.
TINTON AVE. " s. i.p n ~ lt3j 81. for
a on, story brick store and market 2IXl31.
samuel cohen. 3l4 East i-lst 81. owner, Max
NrciudgI rs East 12Is' st. architect, cos,
$500.
BELMONT AVE. o 8. Jos n g OF isg'h ST..
for q ono story brick stable. ioStj, Peter
Dillon. ON premises owner. Charles Clark.
AL fremont tta. architect. cost. $500.
BELMONT AVE. . s. los n ot ls9th 81;
Tor tao one story fran, sheds l3X5i, Peer
Dillon. oU pieWis"s owner. Charles clark,
al fremont ave. architect. cost, SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-22
Sedsondble Recipes for Use
During the Present Week
New and Appetzng Dishes for Breakfast Luncheon and Dime
Interest All Housewives Who Have the Wellbeng
of Their Family at Heart

The comparatively indoor life that most
city folk lead often makes il necessary
for the family provider to cudgel her
brains for new and attractive dishes 10
tempt the tagging appetite Of her family.
Instead Of coming TO the table ravenous
from a bracing walk IN the open. they
too often arrive weary from a subway or
81" battle which is anything but stimu-
latng TO the appetite. II she has their
wellbeinC at heart, then she will set be
fore them something dainty and carefully
prepared TO coax them on. The following
recipes are suggested for use this week:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-22
Four Ministers Ordained.

I'm the Cathedral Ct ST John the Divine
Yesterday Bishop Burch ordained four
candidates to the Episcopal ministry. He
was assisted bN Dean GroSvcnor and
Canons Nelson and Jones. One Of the
four candidates was the Rev. William /.
Cadman. a Younger brother of the Rev
Or. :. Parkes Cadn an, OF Central Con-
greGattonal church, Brooklyn. DR.. w.
J.. Cadman was formerly Methodist
pastor i'm PouGhkeepsic. Another I'm the
class was the Rev. Jom &. Donnell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-22
Lemon Raisin Pie.

Beat together one cupfuI of sranuiated
sugar and one egg: then add, surfing
constantly. one cupful of water one SODA
cracker rolled to crumbs the grated rlld
and strained juice q one large 'eiI'o"
and two tablespoonfuls of flour that nag
bcen mixed 10 paste with very niue
cold water. Line two pie plates WIN pas
try. sprinkl. over the paste chopped an"
seeded raisins fiji nearly full WIN the
lemon mixture, sprinkle raisins IN the
same way over the top. cover win an
upper crust, and after making severai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-22
ART DEALER ARRESTED
Morris David Charged with
Fraud in Paris.

Paris. Dee. II. Morris David an art
dealer describing himself as an Ameri-
can but believed To he German. was
arrested to-day i'm a cafe i'm the Place
du Theatre Francois on charge of
fraud respecting some Spanish pictures
intrustcd To him 20 sell \ year ago
it is said, David lived in Irving Place,
New York. He went from New York
10 cuba and from cuba to Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-22
LIS PENDENS.
DECEMBER ~

80 AVE. 80 r. $50 II 8 Of ION ST. 7a.6
xllG5. Thomas Mcclure ag' ionic Realty and
Construction 60 81 al foreclosure % mtg
atturucy StodlarI < Mark
3D AVE. % g. l7j Il of l7ls' 81 5oNloO.
Nuuh side HostiuE Go. Inc. agt Mcudorer
Bronx 60 q al faction 20 f0re..oso meChan'. $
lcui. attorney " \ Todd
HONEYWELL. AVE. . cor - l>2i 81.
100 GNl7.G. Jennie T. Rrolles ag' Giuseppe Tu
Oft o. al foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys. Full
Ter 4 PRIEST
I7GrH ST s. 4Gl q " OF Marmion ave.
g5Nlup. Mari r. Roberts agt cecilia \ Rltti
kofsr - al foreclosure 81 transfer Of TAX
Hem. attorneys. Merchant. Olous * Mer-hant.
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RECORDED LEASES.
DECEMBER 20
with name and address Of lessee

with name and address oI I'sS'''
rHEYSTIE 81. i!H. store. M"iiir h"reh
a,t luo I, II Brown. yrs from De-
~ Ial9. 81 200. address. .ol Las, lu'ih ~
an AVE 2595. all. Elizheth NJ pReiIll u
Tb,odore NeckIes. Ia yrs from July J. 1919,
~ 500. address. i32T 81 ave ,.
al avs rig e. store floor. Ayina Maud
and sno to Norris Levy; ! 81 from Apill J.
ig,a. 81 go: address. i2i East l4lst -
5TH AVE Upl front paIi ,rllai' h''N"h
q, ,,,,,,,,,' ,,t,'rc and aun tn : " Davenport 4
Cos /. Yrs from fcb I. 1919: Sl3,"o"' al
drces Ro-tou. Macs.
ii4TH ST $40 East. main STORE ana one
,Ts from San /. 1914; s@o address, 35l East
IiSth 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-22
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
lWih name and address Of purchaser ana
attorney
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

attorney
Manhattan.
AVE 4 1913 >. x. Nathan kohn 10
ssr.b E,nu 500 West IJOth ST. Dee 10 tmtg
sa0OOol: 500. attorneys. Fischer a u, 10
Broadway. 1900
NTTORNEY ST. ~ and 49, 3iNdn, vii;
b,,nin. Ab.ndschtin 60 Albert Nbcnd schcin.
l57 East i7th 81; Dee ~, 20 parts, I.
u and =. 500.
SANE PROPERTY. H',en Ab'ndschcn to
sam,. Dec 10. t-6 part. t. aud :, 500.
CONVENT AVE. " =. 80 n Of l"3d St,
f2DIou Convent paTk Construction 60 to
NuIrstinc & McGUirc ana Mary & Mcclure.
New Rochelle = Y. Dec IL 81; attorney.
Lawyers Title insuGanc" 60. 100 broadway.
MADISON AVE. 1851. cor Of l22d 81,
IavIuh. Bernard Carbon 20 Meyer FtankeL
roo West mn st. Dec IS. all liens; 500.
ID AVE 1898. 2J3AIi. Sd ave. 1898. o ..
- .3X1i: Bernard Carbon to Never FrankeL
100 West mn st; Dec IS. all liens; 500.
18TH 81 il5 East. 3iiXlO3.3 tV"closure
Dec ~: Augustine Mcmahon, rel, 10 kips
Bay Brewing and Mating 60. t'O LIST ave.
Dec 20 tm,S s3OO00i. all liens Sl.I2j; at
tofrey, Lawyers Title Insurance co. lOo
broadway
l5TH ST l0j and 100 East. 5oxiO3.3; Geo
~ kematcr 10 VIM \ Lincoln, Springfield
Mas: Dec * tmtG S3IoOO0b; 81; attorneys
Pease & Pessc $40 Madison ave.
3iST ST. 5. $50 II u Of 9th ave
runs sT.oN 30X 1903 To ST
% TO beg. Mary Riley TO Isabelle l. sea-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-22

have PAID the last honors at his late
home. No. BOG West 10th street
Patrolman Gibbons ON December 9
stopped runaway horse AT ST. Nicholas
avenue and roth street. ana in doing so
Ills skull was fractured
Escorted by the sduad ~ notice, headed
by the police band the funeral process
sion VIII march TO the Church OF St
Thomas the Apostle. at ST. Nicholas ave
nue. and 18th street. where the Rev
FRANCIS ). sullivan. chaplain OF the
neral sermon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-22
ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan.

TRACK level OF Grand central 1ermina.
Yards to street level OF 49th 81 iU2 u ~
Park ave. tp q -Four story boiler house. y Y
central & Hudson River e 90. owner; War
rem n Wctmore architects, cost S-5.po.
UNDER boiler house north side ~ iNth 81.
lug feet east - Park ave. 10 T1ur story
boiler house. Central q Hudson River
r 60. owner. Warren IS Ne,moro. archi-
tects cost. 5000
9TH AVE. Sc cor 3lst 81. to q four story
department store. Mahie~ 60. fes-e's, \ Ma
Ter ~ a. JO7 9Th ave. owner. HoNe.I 4 How
ell IIS9 Broadway. architects. cost. Sl2.U".
WASHINGTON ST. -. {. one story siaole
Ann White 81 al l4l Broadway. owner, 4
scott llg Yves, 33d ST. architect. $4,000.
RINGNGTON 81 los fo tNo four story
stores studios and tenement. Rcnile Mort
gage 90. on premises. owner, . l. SpinnhaKe
g3a East 7Stn ~ architect. cost. $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-22
PICKLES NO LONGER REIGN
AT BARNARD GIRLS FEASIS
Emblem of Festvity Vanishes Along with Birthday
Parties from Crowded College Halls

And now they don't have spreads any
more al Barnard. Mrs. Harriet Jameson
who is not only chief cook and Dottie
washer. but first aid TO ali girlish enter
prjses-it was Mrs jameson who last
week cheerfully tore the excelsior Nitals
from her flreless cooker to make stu'iinG
for a college Santa Claus-Mrs Jameson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-22
Funeral of Patrolman Gibbons

The body Of Patrolman Daniel Gibbons
OF the West 1851 street police station
who died IN -. Francis's Hospital Satdr-
day. will be buried in Cavalry Cemetery
to-day. after squad Of forty policemen
and Commissioner Waldo and his aus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-22
Gas Stove Kills Two Girls.

Pittsburgh, Dec. I.-Rose Rogoy
twelve years old, and Bertha Supowitz
fourteen, were asphyxiated tonight BY
fumes from a gas stove In the home o,
Isaac Rogow, a brother Of Rose, VIII
moved into the house yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-22
Representative Pepper Dying

clinton. Iowa. Dec II Representative
irwin : Peppers condition became so
serious to-day that an operation was per-
formed There Is little hope for his re-
CONery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-22
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
,WI,h name and address 81 lenders at
torncy.b
DECEMBER 20
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

CONVENT AVE. " $. 200 II ~ SD st.
-, 100. Aux 20. 1917, Elias \ 'oh"h 10 lohn
Robertson aud an". SI""o' attorneys h"s'
y Pot. rs Broad""N ,,,.,
CONVENT AVE. " s. l2l n Of 1881 ST.
I.IxInuNl@gSlg1. April 80. 1913, convent
pcrk construction 20 10 Elias Cohen.
SO 600. attorney. Edward \ lsaacs - Will
CoNvENT AVE-. " $ 80 Il Of 1881 Ct.
TnXIOo. July 10 1918. Convent Park Con
,truction - To Elias \ Cohen and an".
SO 600. attorney John joyce % LID
orty ST 49,.
DIVISION ST. oG and -. ~ :. runs n lloGN
"a . To- tot GIl. map estate James Delaney.
= % -- aIonz lots GIl. 60 and 663N along
Division IT 90 hsg. sept I. ioo"; Bcrlha Gold
man lu nathan HUtkon and ano, k1ooo. at
tornrys. Goldfoglc. CohU Dorf. 81 Broad
SEAMAN AVE. :. 100 II of Acadcmy
81. o. NtOOXSn.GN1IlO June T." loO3; Franl,
f. Schirnpf 10 John II Judge; 81. O0o. attot-
orH AVE. " cor Of 10Th st. as9xi 100.
Nov :. laOi. Jas T. and Marie Phelan TO the
EQUITABLE rrus- 60 Of Ncw York: $50 600
nTH ST. as East .5xoi: Nov :. 1912.
Jacob and Sophie Berlin 10 Max Cohen
81 coo. attorney, - Goldberg, 10 Broadway.
Iiy Braun TO Francis u Chedsey. atty for
Josephine chedsey: s. 900: attorney Samuel
$ Isaacs. 40 Broadway.
SD ST n :. 1S0.0 n Of Sth ave. Isax
lcO.J, June IL. 1871; Johr T Brook co "a
ellen II Chamberlain; $4,000. attorney. Fred
Klingman. 1872 East tith ST.
l"OTll ST. 1T and 100 East 376x75s:
March 10. zoos Frederick T. Mierau To Eva
Gucler It al; $1,000; attorney, j Edgar
Leaycraft. ~ West 42d ST.
The Bronx.
COLLEGE AVE, :. ei6 n n OF IG5th 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-22
WILL SELL BLOCK
FRONT AT AUCTION
Property in Church Street,
Between Warren and
Chambers Streets.
TENEMENTS AND
DWELLINGS ON LlSl
Loft Building in Greenwich Street
Among the Other Offerings
To Be Sold.


o.,u ofc, in the
BRYAN j.. Kennedy VIII "u'I ]" '''
Neeav street exchange salesroom Oh
NeSt' rat. iron, ., the east
,,,. -, chrr,n street. between Warren
-. .,r..,s
ana 'H"Hlp'iS =" ,,........,, ...otr tho
ON Tuesday Joseph T. pdE VIII -" Wv
s;,. s,o,.,. Iof, building at Nos 81 and $40
-" H'''' w. -. tho other per
'feeh"''n number Of
cells TO be disposed OF "I' NUM-
du.lIiup and tenement house properties.
...,,t,.,.. LIST nf the offerings follow;
y ''-''''
TO pA'.
AZ 40. Il \esey street
m ~, ~, ret n q, 80 90 So ~ ii,
- ~ -, :, - ~, r.nr, ami -jot,s. Milton
Stern art " VI Moore 81 3D.. \ stern 1 , D.
II \ Friedman. rei' amount '''
oN TUESDAY.
gy Joseph T. Uas
,EEF SWITCH ST ga $40. . CD, q ""' '. .,.,
5oN75. SITS lon and siore bog e., o., ai
" ,,i 4 'Er' 'S r. 'a s,, 'G Il stevenson
. M',''' ,.N,.,ni dine, SEE -. taxes. e',
$'I IsT r.. sr. .I7 West. s.. 49, q So of IN
s'c 49, ~ ,, ,r9 sgi en- rna, A,aerman ct Al
Weber a w atom -. .,. s5p3 90
'me,4, cue -, -" ~, -. 80 n, " Of stu
l"' J.. - II - .,, r.rnt. = Is Iloll,. 'ris.
,ee AK, Rudolph Nevmar o.. a.. "1 g., g,T. IA "a
stt"rncts. VOL. '''.
Isl AVE- .iia -ll,. SO 81 a'.lo q Of l"'-
-. 5,,i7 5,cG sNoa -. %, shop. q i.n'r
egg NJ a. ..r,Iffur
r''- M,''''- ...,,..,.,,,
hF -''''. ,..,. ....
1880 -T WEST. p -. ~ ~ -. ~ r. ,-,
I'm
10 l-> T.,,y '' e." ant al H,r.l swain. e,'.,a..
Samuel ~. .l'''H'''
taxes. etc. SECS
AZ 80. ~" Third avenue.
j.. a.. q. .. ~ THAN.
lE,TH ST ~. 20 ~, ,.r /, O.. ,feIl
a.. %Ni" iI,,,Ire st,,. Monroe Gp'Inater.
i.f due $50 -. taxes. '...
Ht EDau l. kenneth.
! HUGHES we. % ~. "a, . .,y .
/ 1874 - 2tv'' =. h'l.''n, - Ve-nese 81
si l. I. Ur.sagh. a''s. G"org" " Hayes. ''''
/ due. 50 L. 20. tay"s. ''. - -
Hy Henry hr'l, ., %,
o.. ~ - fag : y rasler ~, VIA
. 1.Iaa IrI- reuburs o. I'D. Harold SRa.n. ar.
. e. r Weller. rsf. ,i". N'>'- o.
Si2i 81 ...,. c.,,r Uo.lsrs
lbI.N tI'I.i 3D.. 49,, sr. 80 ali EEr' flf'
p. 90 III, ,.i,,ar-l rIattu.r Of al had. M'n
. -. ,...
h'N '''.''.'' ......,..,,,y
I -. -,,..,.
/ NJ NJ. -, ,,,r,.r.
...,,.,..,, ~. h.. IRON, t.. warren
en- hth 50. 49,. ,,,9t s,fIs lus2I. = sfy
. ara 'aN'''- '.-. ''' ...-... s..rf, saving.
} l1ft ana store .'~ 49,, e., o, al. sA.,he
. Iank ag' 'N.'., y Inc SO, fs5 e.
a J.. a'Nf. J. n l>'F'' ''.'
taxes. '''.
rs, Joseph T.. l"'
,-r AVE 40 o. s -. o. e. -''h IT.
-, ,.,,., AZ, - ilumphr,s ~ al. FERRIS
!, 80. r,o.us.na Noigau. r,f. clue. <'".
F ga "a ,,,,s .,r ;. - -
ma Az .aoi ami .JDj. 81. ''ll u g'
I iG5h - JONiun. ~ '"hUl |N' . i,
. ss-aua. Continuation 90 AK 49,. 49," 81 due
/ !, COS - faNes ,rH. Slui" -. SUB 2" WV
! inst miSs arsr'f'NnS N''''
Gy g.. =. Phillips -"
/ ruApur-EET AVE. s. o. cor "i l'''h -
! Al ii,itn. q .fy ,enut. ~ cohen aBt w
/ I,o, "a si. Gsttnsr $ a. y attHs. j. tf'hn
! ref due SG.-aI ~. take. etc. sl--' -. sui
/ to prior m'gs .uggr,Eatiug $1,000
!
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meeting, urged a fund Of 10000 for this
purpose. The total contributions for the
year amounted to Si560 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-22

by court to execute tructs under VII o'
Mary T. Macaulay. decd; S9oooi a''o'"e'
Irwin Il orr 2O3 Broadway.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

rl5TH ST. ~ and pa East; Hyman ceslar
agt Ray LefhOwi,Z 81 al; June Il, lol"'
Sl2g o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-22
SuRROGATES' NOTICES.

CTRROGATE'S COURT. MONROE COUNTY
in the Matter Of the Estate OF Joseph f.
Anderson late OF tho Town u Parma. Monroe
COUNTY y Y deceascd.-The undersigned be-
Ing about TO apply 10 the Surrogate OF Monroe
County. y Y. for decree awarding Letters
OF Administration 20 them on the estate q
Joseph f. Anderson. late Of the Town o.
Parma. County OF Monroe and state n New
York. deceased, ami 20 have the penalty o.
their bona as such administrators Fixed pursg-
ANT 10 Section -66f Of the code ~ civil Pro
cedure Notice IS hereby given to All persons
having claim asa!<t said estate 20 present
their claims 20 the Surrogate ~ Monroe county
az mis- Office in the city OF Rochester y. Y,
on or before the md day Of January 1914
Dated November 18Th 1913.
ARTHUR r. ANDERSON
GEORGE J. ANDERSON
A r ANDERSON. Attorney Tor petitioners
5gi EINanger 4 Barry Bldg, Rochester.
y. Y
VAN Nance. ELIZA.--lN ~ JANE
Of an order OF Hon. John =. Cohalan. a
Surrogate % the county - Kew York. no.
;rce IS hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against ELIZA NAS Nance late u
ne county OF New York. deceas C.. 20 pre-
sent the same. with vouchers the eof 90 the
subscribers. AZ their place OF lransacting
business at the office ~ Montgomery x Pea.
body Wall Street. Borough OF Ma1hatiaa
New York city on or before the lst day Of
January. 1914.
Dated. New York June 23rd. 1913
CHARLES II. VOORHEES,
CLARK G. VOORHEES,,
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors Co..
erhesses etc, TO Colleges. Schools and Fam.
ines Apply TO Mrs NJ. }. YOUNG-FULToN.
% Euicc square
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DANCING SCHOOLS.

MODERN DANCES taught privately BY
G.. HEPBURN WILSON, VI. g.,
Aeolian Hall, 80 West i2d II. Tel. Bryant 1914
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vents for the steam TO escape bake IN
very quick over for thirty minutes.
Oyster Chowder.
Line tho bottom OF saucepan with
half pound 81 bacon cut into dice and
add three small potatoes peeled and also
cut into dice half a tcaspoonful Of
grated onion. one tablespoonful Of chopped
parsley. n So. mt tcaspoonful Of thyme,
salt and paprika to taste. pinch Of
| powdered herbs. one quart Of oysters and
their liquor If the liquor is not sufficient
/ to cover the ingredients add the necessary
amount OF boiling water. Cover the ket-
/ tie closely. place over a slow fire and
simmer for thirty-fve minutes Then
add a pint Of boiling hot milk and four
water crackers, broken into tiny bits, and
cook ten minutes longer. Serve the chow
der very hot.
Cheese Fondu.
! Put one gill OF milk and two ounces
Of grated bread crumbs on 10 boil. stir
until smooth then add two tablespoon
! fuls Of butter and four tablospooufuls Of
grated CHEESE Remove from the FIRE rs
! soon as the cheese and butter are melted.
add the beaten yolks Of two eggs one
, third Of a teaspOonful Of mustard and
| salt and cayenne 10 taste. Meanwhile
| beat the whites Of the eggs. and when
very stiff. fold them lightly into the
! cheese mixture. Turn into a buttcred
/ baking dish. set the dish in "A larger one
Of hot water and bake I'm "A quick oven
| for about fifteen minutes.
Fairy Butter Sauce.
! Beat Onc-quarter Of n cupful OF butter
| TO cream add gradually one cupful Of
| powredcd sugar and beat until very
! light. add the whites Of two eggs. one ut
a time and beat continuously until very
! light and frothy. Season with q generous
! tablespoonful Of sherry wine. add two
/ tablespOonfuls Of grated cucoanut. beat
again. and heap into q crystal dish dust
! ing over the top little grated nutmeg.
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INSTRUCTION.
MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOLS.

THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGHl
Madison square .Ol22 Broadway.
Harlem Branch. SO Lenoy ave. near l21th St.
Brooklyn Branch. 2ls-220 Livingston St
New Classes Constantly Forming.
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The Bronx,

COLLEGE AVE. :. ei6 n n of I65th ST.
.2No36: March ~ 1897; Harris and Helen
Appebaum ct al TO John V Irwin tappointed
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vents for the steam TO escape bake IN a
very quick over for thirty minutes.