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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-25
Through the Work of the
Woman's Prison Associa-
ton the Appropriation
Was Given.

The State Farm for Women at Nalate
IN Columbia County. y. Y. is aoou, 10
omen its doors to young women who re-
ou,re such teaching and guardianship as
the farm affords TO victims OF eVl CIT
cumstances in this city. There are TWO
beautiful now cottages with red tiled roofs
set in wooded grounds. o97 acres in extent
Women no older than thirty years ana
no Younger than seventeen may be taken
:. tho farm after sentence by police
-.. ord tho sentences cover all mis-
dcr,eanors for which women cannot De
- rr,sop The maximum penalty I'M
posed IS three years.
Tho state has just made an app'oP''"
Ito, ~ 10000 to meet the expenses y.
a.a,t,e and oreratlng this new kind OF
reformatory. The two comp'e'eo -
,ages will house twenty-five women cav -"
and the opcning Of their doors VIII "'o"''
Tho crowuing 81 ten years endea'or on
tho mar, az the woman's Prison Assoo''-
ton of New York o.,
- time there will hc erected IN All
,venty-seven cottages. with housing -"
pacitv of SIX hundred women Inc COT
,aecs bomelike buildings designed ny
Frank Ware. will be grouped on hili'
from, whence may be obtained charming
yieus Of the surrounding country y
farmhouse which stood on IN" properly
NJ tho time of It's purchase has been con-
vor,od into a residence for the supcIih-
,o,den, who. with two laborers. has been
testing the farming value Of the land ana
uniting II into shape for the women 10 TIL
Txpcrimcnts have proved that potatoes
rye corn and fodder can be prohtaoly
grown. as well as garden products. and
the women will be taught 10 raise al
these.
The farm is In fertile spot some seven
10 nine miles back from the Hudson RiV-
or between the cities Of Albany and Hud-
son nineteen miles southeast Of the capt
tai Building and farming operations
were begun with what was left Of the APP
propriation devoted TO purchase a site
The sum Of t2jOGo has been asked for Ia
complete tho work OF building and equip
ping. Bailey y. Burrtt. assistant secre-
tary of the state Charities Aid Assocla-
ton. states that while II costs New York
CITY 81 1900 annually for the arrest and
care Of such cases az are eligible for
farm detention. and accomplishes not a
particle Of good. IL costs only ~ cents a
day each to keep them on II farm. which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-25
MECHANICS LIENS.
AUGUST q

10Th ST. SIS, 10 u % Riyersid. Drive,
J0x lrreg Meisel Denowitz 60 sgt London Con-
structlon Co owner and contractor; 50 s31 IS
WENDOVER AVE. $40 10 54i. William
Wcintraub act Cunard Realty 90 owner;
philip p Hendrick, contractor. 500
18th ST, G33 and 635 West. l. Waller 81
Joseph stern & Sons. Inc, owner and coz
tractor. s5.S27
CLIFFORD AVE. n 8. 800 Il o. Malcolm
ave, T5xi0o: James G ForDel agt Rudolf Hall.
owner and contractor: Ssi4 IS.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 24iO - 2444. Harry
Jimmerson sgt Robert " Hunter owner; u
Illus r Siebert. contractor (renewah. 500.
FERRIS AVE. . :. - n : % Eastern Boule-
ward. Y: n r Lennon & 90 AIT s, Josephs
Institute for the Improved Instruction Of Deaf
Mutes owner. u l. & 9 n shea, COZ
tractors; s65t 20
CYKt's Pr. 456. William + Mason a..
CsSolaro Fasany co. Inc, owner and con
tractor 1878
CYRUS PL. IS. 9l.T q ~ 81 ave, 5iex
100. Henry g Silleck g. agt CasosrO Fasany
Co. Inc, owner and contractor. sicl 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-25
INDIAN GIRL AS USHER
Dohwasonta, the Waterfall, to
Work at the Hippcdrome.

An Indian girl has been engaged as
usher in the Hippodrome. and VIII ente'
upon her duties with the opening OF
america" on Saturday night. Her name
is Mary +. Greeble. known to her tribe
as Dohwasonta. meaning Waterfall.
Dohwasonta is OF the Mohawk tribe
which lives on the Six Nation Indian
reservation. near BIantford. ontario. She
is twenty-three years old. and has been
In New York two years, during which
time she has made living as mani
curist and hair dresser. Last summer
she appeared with the Indians who per-
formed "Hiawatha." Her father is a
chief OF the MohawKs. and she is his only
daughter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-25
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Frederick II Ehen 70 Hudson Trust Co; g.
Same to same; 81.
Crescent Star Realty Co 10 Frank Nicolsus;
$4,000.
Lincoln Mortgage Co 70 James Eyersrds
Brewcries; 500.
Ignatz Seidernann 70 Joseph Mertssl:
1000.
CITY Real Estate Co 10 Dorothea wetmors;
1000.
Co: 500
Morris Park Estates to Colum ols- Knicker.
booker Trust Co: 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-25

KEEPING FOOD.-To keep food free
from the contamination OF flies during tile
hot autumn weather. get n few yards of
fine white book muslin and make into
bags OF various sizes. Through the hem
at the open end pass a narrow tape.
After the dishes are removed from tho
table, slip one OF these bags over each
and tic the ends securely This method
not only keeps flies from settling on the
food. but II also prevents dust, etc. The
bags can be boiled and kept sweet and
clean, and are far more hygienic than the
wire covers generally used.
KEEPING PUMPS ON.-Pumps, even
when the foot fills them out, have a mis-
cradle way of slipping on the heel when
one is dancing one young man over
came this difficulty by sewing three inches
OF heavy rubber elastic inside the heel
at the top Of the shoe. When IL was of
the rubber was shorter than the curve
OF the shoe at the back. When IL was on,
the rubber stretched I'm the shape OF tho
curve. but by It's elasticity dung to the
heel more tightly than the shoe could do.
and so kept II firmly In place.. H.
TO take the shell off cocoanut easily
just heat II In an oven before trying TO
break ia. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-25
THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Properties To Be Sold Under
the Hammer This Week.

The auction budget of offerings for the
Real Estate Exchange Salesroom. No.
"a and Is Vesey street. comprises dwell
ing. fathouses and large vacant pio''
The vacant parcel is at the SOUTHWEST
corner OF 19lst street and AUDUBON ave-
nue and is in the centre of important
building activity. II Is likely TO arouse
spirited bidding.
The auction list is as follows
TO-DAY.
At No. IA Vesey street:
By Joseph +. Day.
s1ST ST. 334 East s, 80 u OF I'd ave
15.GxIO22, 3 sly dwlg: Charles Moran aun...
agt : J Stroh ct al, BoTlahu, 49, -,
G w simpson, ref; due S''Vo' % '"
Sc. 30. o,c ., ~, park
IesTH ST. III East 3 ZIG ~ 2 OF ra Ia
ave. I6x9g1I. 3 sty dvlg; lamar e;
gdn agt stephen Mccormick 81 al; ~ d,e
J O'Gormon. attys: warren LesHe' 'e'' ''@'
s772o 81. taxes. etc, s6lI W. ,,o., @,
GRAND ST. POI. :, - n OF MQ,, ~
"a ixsO ETY. tenmt and stores, johanna
Mann agt Charles Cohn 81 al; F.eedihan'
IT.. p I NcC;rath ref: due Slab 81. taxes
etc. s715 81; subj to three mtss agsresa'lhs
$1,000. o,.
At No IA Vesey street
By n. p. Ingraham Co
44TH ST. $40 to 31I West s. 100 :. ID
sth ave 50xI00.4. three sy uun tse In
stores and ( sty rear shop. Mutud. ,tian
.urance co agt p Ryan ct al r j. ~ y. ,n .
s,,Si = " Pollock. ref. due. s26'sl6 ~
taxes etc s647 -. o, -, On . :,
ht'DtBON AVE. cor 81 lplst ~, w :.
ioo.2x95 9xl0o. vacant: henry usroid swain.
s,,v: " Pollock. ref. due sS2'Z'f U.s.
taxes etc. si.35s 50.
By Joseph P. Day.
9th ST. 2o3 East. =. 90 u OF ." m
25xiOOil. 3 sty tenmt and storss ~ HoDers
aid agt Benjamin Jacobs ct al coo at9 81 !.
atty: W Pollock, ref; QUE s-V''
taxes etc. $40 %
OF WEDNESDAY
At No "A Vesey street:
By Bryan L. Kennedy
,o,s- CT 2 West n : 100 u Of Mount
Morris ave. 2Oxi0OII. sty dwig; New iotn
Life INSURANCE 90 sgt Lippman Tannen ..,,,a
@; al: G. W Hubbell. atty ,eo %
ref. due. s42.14s 50; taxes etc si'o''''
At No 32oS Third avenue;
by Henry Brady.
WASHINGTON AVE. 1915. s, 10 y
~ ic5th St 25N9G.7x irreg. sty d"Ig. ~
Real lee Estate CoSsgt Mayer ct al; Harold
svain atty. a q Koelbie. ref; due 20
SCI 10: taxes, etc, S3O6 ~.
oN FRIDAY.
At No. "A Vesey street:
By Samuel Marx.
I'D ST. l9j East. n 8, lo3 n OF ~ 10.
o4xos2 3 sty tcumt and stores ana sy
rear tenmt. Louis Levy - al agt Aoi tI :.
vessel ref. due 81 400 80. taxes etc $3.50 ~
subj 10 a prior mtg OF s2o.1oo.
By Henry Brady
10TH ST. 53S 10 $40 West. 5 .. 20 ~ Oh
i'm NV. s0xiO. 1Oxfa 1lxl004 sly sarssS,
81 At
sherins sale OF all right utiP, e'o, 49, 49,.
p I EraNIsv had on May II, 1918, or since
1 cIni1ns IcnnIs. atty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-25
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lessee

with name and address or lessee
WASHINGTON AVE. 2its. an; Cs'h III.
FOX 10 Luigi Ferrero; from July l. MO-
s4oO: address. PAS Washington ave. Nc.
WrSTCHESTER AVE, lIsO; store NC
c:us,v Realty co to Henry Winter, o yIs
from oc, 10. $1,000; address. $500 west
an AVE a7o4. store Isaac Shapiro 20
washington Wet wash co. Inc: yrs from
Aug fai3: 81 40. address. 3I04 Sd ave.
cSTH ST. i45 and l4I West stote, ~
Neursv co 10 Araodo ltallano Pubnshlns
Go. Fl yrs from Feb l. 1914; stooo Az
dress e4S Canal 81. ,oox
NTH ST = eco n OF 30 ave. lovN
100 s. All. caroline Doelger 81 al heirs. 70
Iacoh Hartmann Brewing Co; II yrs rom
Aug X. 1918: $4,000. address I'll Last
SSfh ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-25
SERMONS IN DISPLAY ADS
Church Closed, Pastor Reaches
Flock Through Newspapers.

fFrom The Tribune Correspondent
Montclair n. j, Aug. A.-His church
being closed for the summer because OF
repairs. the Rev. Edgar S. Wiers, pastor
of Unity Church, is delivering his SER
mons in display advertisements in local
papers.
In an advertisement to-day Mr. Wiers
decries that phase Of Montclair life which
tends TO make children sophisticated. lie
also scores the extravagant and ultra
modern styles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-25
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser ana
Attorney
.r-cT-sT 81
Manhattan.


1877 AVE VI : 25s u s Of DIST 81. 25xloo:
rosenh Feldman 20 Iera Feldman. ING East
10Th st Aug %: 81: attorney, Joseph sapihsA''
80 srW sVT. 2ena " $ leiix754; Esther Kel-
log 70 Lillian + Cornbier. 1865 East b7th 81.
Aug 90. 500. attorneys. Amend & Ameno' lls
7oTU ST 8 {. los II ~ 30 ave. 2oXlo2:
Ioserb Feldrnan 90 Lena Feldman. SS East
10th st. Aug %; 81; attorney Joseph saPinsA''
% ,iS I 81 III East. { sly brk ooxioo. 10:
Rsrnarl Blumherg to Julia Manheimer, I'D
Nest 10Th st imtg $500. Aug =; attor-
nev. Title Guarantee and Trust Co lIo Broad-
ii::orH ST. SO East. 5 sly brk; lenioo :;
prookl,n mtg siT.5DW; Aug %; 81 attorneys
F>irman l. 4 :. IS Liberty st. ,s.oo,,.
10Th ST u East. sly brk, loMy IL :
PLAY walters 81 al 20 VIM McBrien. Rich
mond Hill mtg 5000, Aug II: 81; at
,orneys. De Forest Bros. 30 Broad ST.
The Bronx.
FOX ST. 1862. :. 81 6Yioo; Olive II CHEESE
bro 20 Iohn r Agnew. Tuckahoc. lmts
t3I.5oW Aug ~; 81 attorney, ,en awe i''''
JEROME AVE. :. $50 II Of 3oth st, Iox
100: PANEL ] Murphy to VIM Gully. ia fsst
les,n st m ns,i secC Is AS osa 81 ST. 81 '0s'
JEROME AVE . $. 225 n n OF 2Nth ST :oS
100. Daniel J Murphy 70 William Gully III
Fart losth ST. Aug 20: 500; attorney, saIne' ii,
y
go block 3tlo land map. runs 4625h n W
463 * -: \ W stump. ref. to Geo Murray -
EHna 81. BROOKLYN; Aug 10 81; attorney Id
ward 7 Thompson. ~ William 81 49,
LOT 81 block 81: lot Is, block OsN map
Morris Park: Morris Park Estates 10 fhIip
SHERMAN 35S Greenwich st; July -; " at
torney Lawyers Title Insurance Co. lbo Broad
way. 81.
LOTS 80 and -. block 90. same 10 Gusas
Bcrler ~ West nth st; July II; 81; httor-
noy. same. =, ,.,.
lot Is to Is. block IS; lots II and II, block
as: tot q to 81. block 50; lots % and ~
block 80; lot g. block 80; same 10 Aron
Realty Corporation. lois East 1881 ST; Aug
Is: 81. attorney. same. =
LOTS p -. ~ and a. block IS; lots |. >
aud q block ~; lots ~ and ~ block 60: same
To Michael Levine ct nj. ass Oakland st, Brook
lyn: July ~: ST. attorney. same.
LOT i2i to los. map Clasons Point: TUT
loga Improvement co 10 Peter Gorman'
Somerville. y (mtg $4,000 500; attor-
ney II NJ .Ribeth. l49th st and I'D ave
i75TH ST 5. 81 It e OF washington i ave.
l70xiO2 II; Carl Lahr to Kate iahr, isI East
i75th IT mtg $1,000; Aug .; attorney. Adam
A Schopps. IS 3D. ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-25
Daily Bill of Fare.
TUESDAY,.

BREAKFAST.-Conco grapes, creamed
sage, 1melet with capers and parsley.
rolls. coffee.
LUNCHEON.-Min meat and pota-
toes. toast. stewed apricots dried. iced
tea.
DINNER.-Broled weakfish sweet pep
per butter, macaroni With cream, endive
salad coffee ice cream. coffee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-25
Recipes Tested and
Found Good.

All recipes appearing In these columns
have been tested.
Level measurements are used unless other
wise stated
This department Will be glad TO answer
any culinary questions submitted by readers
and Will buY recipes.
Address Culinary Editor. NewYork Trib-
une. No iJi Nassau street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-25
WOMAN DROPS DEAD AT MASS

While attending mass yesterday morn
ing at the Church Of the Visitation. Vero-
ma and Richards streets, Brooklyn, Mrs.
Bridget McAnnerney, sixty-five years old,
of No. 2j Sullivan street was attacked
with heart disease and died before a ply
stefan arrived. About 100 persons were in
the church at the time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-25
Hotels Scarce.

The pilgrims complain that hotels are
scarce along the route. Frequently their
only host is the country grocer. who pro-
vides bread and cheese for the pilgrims
and oats and apples for AsqUith. They
make tea in the wagon and picnic by the
Vaysidc.
So far they have made their expenses
by selling "Woman's Journals ana
taking up collections at meetings. They
feel that they are spreading the votes-for-
women gospel. I'm some OF the places they
have visited theirs are the first open air
meetings ever held there.
American audiences, said Miss Went
worth. who has been i'm many an Eng
fish excitement ARE easier 10 rouse TO
a sense Of justice and fair play than
English ones. can't compare Hartford
with experiences In England-the methods
of procedure are so different. In Hart
ford we spoke from our crepe covered
wagon and told the people 10 take of the
crepe II they wished 10 read the signs.
In England that would have made
trouble, but an American audience
wouldn't stand for the police abusing US"
Tomorrow Asquith. Lloyd-George and
the "suffs' will take up the line Of
march. They expect to reach Boston on
Monday, September l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-25

LOTS 80 and "a, block GO; Gussie Berltr 70
same; S2.4s5.
LOT s. block 81; lot %, block 6sA Phnlu
Silvermf 10 same: S2.165
LOTS u. 81. 80 and "a, block 3s; lots /, S
and g. block 90; lots Al and ~. block g:
Michael Levine ct al 10 same Sll.9J0.
LOT III, map lsI lots Narian Estates; Julius
II Worpitsky TO Emma \ Bedcll. 23l7 Lorinc
pl: Aug %: 3 yrs. per cent $1,000: attorney
Clocke. Koch & Reidy. 39I East li9th st
WILLIS AVE. iG5 n W cor 10th 81, 2jxl00;
Lima Vsilndcr TO Chas l. Wander les
Willis ave. Aug %: = yrs, per cent; $500:
attorney. ] Auerbsch. 26l RroadEay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-25
Manhattan.

GREENWICH ST. 205 and 2o7. s. 2s5x-:
Selma Herzog TO John Heidelbach. Edgemere.
l. |. Aug mtg SIS 600: yrs: $1,000; attor-
ney. Lewinson, ll0 Nafsau St
STANTON ST. s. Is II W OF Clinton at.
"a 6xlO0 Frederick y Degener to lgnatz Sci
dermann. 37T East 10th st; Aug % prior mtg
So. 600: yrs. per cent: 5000; attorneys.
Reed & Pallsttr 90 Broadway.
WEST ST. II. 25.7x-: James A Glover
TO stanwood Menken, "a West sod st: Aug
10: yrs; $40. 600; attorneys. LAWYERS Title
Insurance and Trust 60. 100 Broadway.
9TH st. s. als II " of Ave ID, &Ox0S II ;
Benz Sonneaschein TO Annie Moss. 395 Fort
Washington ave: Aug 20. l yr. per cent !;
5000: attorney. NJ u Moss. $50 Nassau 81.
10TH ST. 80 East sty brk 25x97.s: wom-
ans Hotel Co to Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
lI6 broadway: Aug Is; due as per mig re
corded Jun, Il. 1913: supplemental 20 mtg re-
corded June 81. 1918.
The Bronx.
LOT ~, block 90. map Morris Park. Aaron
Realty Corpn 10 Morris Park Estates 25 Broad
81 All dated Aug is: all yrs. q per cent :
o4o; attorney Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust CO. ls0 broadway ""'
$i.0l5 WY" W Sa"'e'
LOT "a. block SO: same to sane: ss7s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-25
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
AUGUST -

AUGUST -
STERBINS AVE. : 300 q OF Wet
chester ave: Indelli & Conrorti CO agt FoXvae
Realty Co 81 al Aug s. 1913. S6.Jos Is.
BID ST. Is To IS West: American Kalanen
Works agt a West Twenty third Street Co e
al. July - 1918. 81. Fac IS.
o. mhetaonh mhetaoimb mbetsObm bmeuos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-25
" Asquith," UncompromISIng
Foe to Suffrage, Becomes
Truly Pankhurstlan.
APPLE TEMPTS; HE FALLS
Women on Trip to Boston Find
Way to Lure Their Chariot
Hauler to Greater Speed
Journey Has Hardships.
LEY Telegraph to The Tribune.

Springfield. Mass. Aug. 2f.-Asqul'n
weak spot has been discovered He ike
all men. can be reached through MS
stomach. Yes. Asquith the firm, the sup
posedlv uncomfortable anti fell iSho-
miniouslv for a green apple in the mana
of Elisabeth Freeman. his militant SUI
frage driver
Neither Captain Freeman Ala
Elsie Mackenzie. Colonel Ida Craft nor
private" Vera Wentworth. the quartet
OF suffrage pilgrims going from New YORK
70 Boston with Asquith and the niue
yellow wagon and Lloyd George 'he
hurdv.rurdy. had supposed Asquith open
TO any gastronomic inducement. sugar
he snorted at. and at times his disgust
with the expedition was such that ne
even went on water strikes.
II was a little way out OF Ha''Io'u
that Captain" Freeman discovered Where
Asouith was open to persuasion. lhey
passed an apple orchard, and. being weary
and hungry helped themselves to the tru'l
AsnIith looked at the pilgrims munchihS
and his eye lighted up. Captain free
man offered him an apple core. lie
gobbled II.
Girls" cried the captain "Asqu'th
likes apples
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address of grantee and AT
torneyD
Interest Q per cent unless otherwise stated
AI-.ITST 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-25

AN INEXPENSIVE SALAD.-To one
and one-half pints OF mashed potatoes left
from Inner add one tablespoonful OF but
ter. one tcaspoonful OF sugar. one hard
boiled egg, cut fine one onion. cut very
fine; salt and pepper If the potatoes were
not seasoned highly ard four tablespoon
fuls Of vinegar While the potatoes are
still warm stir these together lightly with
silver fork and pile i'm IA somewhat
ragged pile in salad dish. When cold
surround with lettuce leaves NJ. T.. -.
A PEACH KUcER.-My great-grand-
to our family favorite old recipe Of hers
"a peach kuger. She baked "a plain cake
in a bread pan. When 1t was ready for
the oven she pressed lightly into the top
OF the batter IL layer OF ripe. sliced
peaches and sprinked little brown
sugar over them. This kuger was served
piping hot in generous slices with thick,
sweet cream In these days we often
use a hard sauce instead OF the cream
Sometimes. too. VIC spread two-inch
layer OF vanilla ice cream on the top OF
the kuger. The cake should not be too
delicate. else the weight of the peaches
will make IL fall. NJ. T. S.
OATMEAL AND PEANUT MACA-
ROONS.-Mix two and one-half cupfuls
OF rolled oats, one cupful of sugar. two
eggs. beaten separately: one tablespoon
full of melted fat, two teaspoonfuls of
baking powder. one tablespoonful OF salt.
one teaspoonful OF vanilla and one cup
| Of shelled peanuts. chopped fine. Flour
the hands and make In small balls, place
on outtered baking pans some distance
apart ITO allow room. as they spread out
fat. Bake. taking care not to burn.
These are unusually so~| G.. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-25
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
AIGI ST 8
Manhattan.

isiST ST. .. lis u " Of 80 Niehol. sw'
~ . stv salesroom. 65x75, c Marshall.
81 Pine ST. owner. Buchanan a Fox. so East
42d 81. architects; cost. $4,000.
Tho Bronx.
PALIsADE PLACE. SIS. 81 n io* IN Of
Popham ave; for sty tile dwelling house
20 6xST; william Gunnell. III Popham ave
owner: Frederick Walick, ll17 West STA u
architect cost. 81. 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-25
AlTE RATIONS.
Manhattan

OATH ST. % East; 10 a A s,y dvellin,
house X ID Jewett. Nyack. n Y, owner; Ford
Butler oliver, l0i Park ave- architects
cost. $4,000
BROADWAY. e cor 4sth st; to an y sty
restaurant. etc; Mecca Realty 60, I74o Broad
way, owner; Il Eisendrath and Il Horwitz,
ooV 9th ave. architects; cost. $4,000.
The Bronx.
BELMONT AVE. $. 95 II OF issth At:
10 sly frame stores and dwellings Ipx36
and l0x+0: Annie Guldera. 1910 Richardson
ave, owner; Louis Maurer. 1903 Park ave.
architect; cost. $500.
WASHINGTON AVE, 2240 TO 3 sly brk
stores and tenement. 36xs0; Nora Construction
90 Jacob T Frankei. 30I East 14oth ST. presi-
dent. owner. George Dress, 1889 Lexington
ave architect; cost, 81, 200
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lenders At.
torney)
AUGUST %.
Manhattan.
WASHINGTON ST. 90 west st. III being
oJ7 n in width on West and Washington
sts extending through block; May -. 1890;
Robert . Glover ct al TO Newburgh Saw.
ings Bank: $4,000; attorney Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Co, 100 Broadway.
4sTH ST. l52 West 2i3.9 n ~ Tth
ave is9xl00.5: Sept 90 1912; Margaret G
Magyar to Ella F. Craig $1,000 attorneys,
winthrop & Stimson. 80 Liberty ST.
The Bronx.
I45TH ST. s. 437.6 II OF Willis ave.
37.Gx1OO. June H. 1912: Emma Jacobs 10
Nancy krakower: 81 400. attorney W J L
Lippmann, iJ8 Nassau 81.
SAME PROPERTY Dec %. l9tl. Chris
tan and Emma Jacobs 10 Corrugated Bar
CO.. 1915: attorneys. Krakower Peters, 35s
81 oadway
SAME PROPERTY: Dec ls. 1911 same TO
Belle Smallbach; 1900: attorneys, Living
ston e. Jacobs. 1872 Nassau ST
SAME PROPERTY. Dec is, 1eii; sams
10 Frances Schwartz: $1,000.
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Apples for Asaulth.

The four gathered around and pnen
him with the best they could ma. re
ate three. and when the "sufs' clinhe'
into the yellow wagon he started OF win
an absolutely militant prance.
At the first town they bought a peck
Of green apples. and when Asquith SHOWS
signs Of relapsing into "anti-ism' All they
have In do is 10 give him one. He IS
growing fat and can now hear LLOYD
George Grind or. The aarsoillaise." the
sufrragists' own tune. without Wincing'
"Captain" Freeman says he stll iut'no'
shows his conversion 10 suffrage ny as
liking 20 go down hill He loves CLIMB
The marty reached Springfield this even
ing and held a meeting. New Haven 'h'
pilgrims say. is the best place they nave
struck vet. II was really and truly a
haven. Tho Political Equality Gun en-
tertained them with good things 10 car
and soft beds 20 sleep IN. and big meet
ing was arranged on the green. Various
city officials came TO listen TO the SUI
fragists and Lloyd George. who we're IN
vited 10 hold forth from the bandstand-
great compliment.
Captain" Freeman IS still rather IN
dignant at Hartford. where the CHIEF OF
police made them put their wagon IN
mourning in crepe on tho plea that the
suffrage notices violated the city oral
nance against advertising on vehicles.
THE chief was so ridiculousiy funny
that I had 10 laugh" she said. He re-
ceivei us with a yellow flag on his desk
had given II 10 a polceman-and ne
scolded us for playing the hurdy-gurdy
without permit. and then relented ana
said we might So We made Lloyd
George wake the echoes i'm Hartford and
We gave out literature. and though our
wagon was yelled ! guess Hartford VIII
remember the 'suffs.' We sold lots OF
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