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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21

AMSTERDAM AVE. I49i aud liD3 IS. 50,
100. Hermann Realty co 60 julius / Her
mann. @J West 1879 II mtg ESQ ooOl. Aug ls.
81.
AVE A. cor list II. runs u 2oi r, 10 :.
ga n 9SN l02 - iDiN lO2 . 10 fist
n ~. 20 beg. Heinrich Eggerkrug to
American Mailing GO. ~ Exchange pl Jersey
city mtg SIOooOoi. b and MAJ : 1911 ST.
ATTORNEYS. Buckner q Buckner - Liberty st
bhOADN A. % cor l23th -. 10. lO175.
10 q = B'rnhcimer 90 TO -imaS Really 20.
2't' Broadway mtg SilOuUp,. Aug ~. 500.
attorneys. l;ose ~ Putzrl ~ Broadway
MADISON AVE IA. lG.ssGo. Jos Corn.
part; all tito. July IL: 81 attorneys. El.man,
Lc'|. Corn Levine. 1875 Broadway
NE PROPERTY; Edw Born and Belmont
Corn - al 10 2lo West 56th street Co 1876
l.. NluO, Iam. attorneys
MADISON AVE. " p. 40 n n Of l26th e. COX
70. Bernhard Moral to Roger Cunningham 1850
H,"'', , Syr uaig 81 900 Aug II. 81: ator
ASHlNGTJN -, 20 " s. a57N 70 o.
West ~. Il Weltha VI Reynaud to Robert o
James ,.. ~ ~ w u and Louisa c Glover.
part; < May -. 1890 rorecorded nom
May g. 1890. SIOO. attorneys Beekman
Msnkcn & German. 81 William a.
1"III 81. 10 East 20 sX9s9. Nv Phipps %
nraaley Martin. Westbmy /. !. b and $ univ
Il; 500 address ! East itth ST.
u u ST. s. 3. 40 n " Of LIST ave 2DSiO0 (.
Ihul llelelich 10 Helen Osben. 333 East am
~ untg 5000. and S. Aug 20. 81 artorrcy
J. J Hiictv cscr. ~ William ST.
WIIl 81 32n East : sly brk. 25xio0 Z. Mar.
y thornton to Crescent star Really 60 2iI
East 10Th q mtg $li J0Oi. Aug 10. 500. A.
iorner LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trusi 70
i'D 'roadWIy '''' ~
S91H ST . >. At r. old RloonlnrdaIs "a
tose), runs " 500 10 Broadway IS 10
NSth ~ looX 100. SIX " - 10 r. / road
u . 10 beg owned by party second part roI
or all right title and Interest 10 anv land a.
yea va, sa'a old road Stevenson Constable 10
q 2; Aus ~: 81.
100 18th ~. r5 ST, 5 $50 y q 7th ave 25.
sol, 20 West nan II mtg 500 900, .ng
~" attoiney Lawyers Title Insurance co,
Zoo 10. Mar l. Palladlus to Alfonso sisca'
a1N f%st lleth ~; all title Aug 4. 500. sd-
dress. 4li East 18th st
lO0lo Phoenix Ingraham. ref 10 Edv K.,ias
~ Patchen ave. Brooklyn; Aug 10. 81 600
an,,ofneys Anderson. rendleton & Anderson, Is
I@TH ST. :. $50 n of renox ave. TX
10 Joseph pm and Isaac Breakstone 10 Charles
600; Aug IL. 500. attorney. Title G1sran,c.
and Trust 90. i76 Broadway
l"II ST, 1871 West; sly brk 1890 If
at Gh'' p niger to LEO schwsr,z. $50 Past
York tmig 10000 Aug ~ 81
The Bronx.
BELMONT AVE. >. I45 n n ~ ,ss,h 9,
bONsIG Ptetro Galanu ct al to Giuseppa Fon,
lana - AZ. 26i Belmont ave: Aug 10 Cmtg
BOwery. "
BROOK AVE. 1880. io4 iox254; Phnnlx In
graham. ref. 10 Anna VI Jones SummerviIle
J; Aug 10, s25. 800, attorney + de f'os-
ter ~ Wall ~
BELMONT AVE. 100 n n Of William
IT. 25xsi6; Nicola Rossano to Maria ] RIOS
sano. 2Ssl Belmont ave; Aug 20: 500. attor-
ney. ] u NJ Pcnnetto. 6lS Crescent ave
BELMONT AVE n W 9. 1913 n " Of 18th
~. 21XsIb same To same; Aug 20 mtg SO
W1D: 81 same attorney.
CAMBIiELLENG AVE, cor ~ Pelham
ave, l12.n Mary Casey 10 Thomas j Casey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
'"THF PANKHURSTS ARE COMING

ct remember so well those first meet
irgs." she said, when there Would De
only eight or ten people at our meetings
Now we have thousands. and II Is nothins
for us to raise 1900 or 1900 in one col
lection. II the women haven't money theE
throw their Jewels into the box.
INV daughters and | have always oeeh
suffrogists at heart. but It was militancy
that woke US up. We read in the papers
how Christabel and Annie Kenney were
thrown out of the House OF Commons
81 saw said l. let's go out and see
what it's all about
so we went and We heard Mrs. Pank-
hurst sneak. and were miitants ever
after. That was the way with many oth-
ers The militants woke up England.
Even my sons are militant now. MY
Youngest boy is one OF the strong-arm
SQUAD that climbs on the roof and draws
the women up when they're 10 break up
q meeting. lie also goes 10 the anti meet
ings 10 break them UP. He used TO he An
anti himself. and IL was the brutality OF
the police that converted him. lie came
home one night with his clothes In shreos'
where have you BEEN We all crled'
Well he said sheepishly l couldn |
sec those girls treated that way.
Mrs PsntIin would never go back to
England if II weren't that the cause 10
calling. She likes America and the Amer
icans-an except the mother-in-law Joke
She saws there is nothing like that In
England.
over home" she said. "a mother Is a
mother. and is as much respected by her
son-in-Iaw as by her own children es-
pecially when she goes into his home and
saves him the cost of servant by doing
rho housework. I think il is terrible the
wav ALI Americans Joke about this.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
Mrs. Pantlin, English Militant,
Prophesies an Early Vic
tory Over the British Pre-
mier, Mr.. Asquith.
The Pankhursts are coming
Hurrah, Hurrah,
The Pankhursts are coming
To set things a-humminS.

Such is the JOYOUS belief OF Mrs. Rivers
Pantlin. English militant. who has come
20 New York to visit her daughter Mrs.
Valentine Wallace of No. 523 West 123d
street. Mrs. Pantlin. who is personal
friend of Mrs. Pankhurst and the leader
Of the Brighton militants. received a mys-
ferrous letter yesterday from home, which
set her 10 chucklng so that it was real
hardship to stop and explain in stealthy
voice:
Yes. they're coming. You wait and see
I'm sure of II. I've inside information
No. can't tell you. It's very private
M-m-yes. they're coming soon. Perhaps
before winter. Mrs. Pankhurst and Chris
label, both.
NO. indeed: they haven't hurt the
cause. Victory is much nearer than any
body knows except those who are on the
inside. Mrs. Pankhurst has gone to
France 10 consult with Christabel about
the plans. No. OF course, Parliament is
not in session. II opens in February.
There is much that can be done before
hand. you know.
yes. Asquith is coming around. He
can't resist the pressure Of public opinion
any longer. You wait and see"
Mrs Pantlin was one Of the first sup
porters of the militant methods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
A FAMINE. IN BEAUTIES,
SAY ENGLISH OBSERVERS

sighed and reflected that she WASH
equal in looks TO the beauties Of their
Young DAYS. Doubtless Dolly Madison 5
bright ewes were compared 10 thelr Oct
riment with eyes OF former generation.
Still. that tendency doesn't seem to ex-
plain the situation.
One writer advances the theory that
feminine beauty is simply more difrused.
There are more women with some good
looks. and no one with more than her
share. The beauties OF Olden times had
more than their share, just as the knights
and barons OF olden times had all the
good things, while the mass OF mankind
lived in poverty. mo class in England
has the monopoly OF prettiness,' says the
writer, an Englishman, from which he
argues the advance OF democracy. More
people have meat TO eat. and more women
factory girls. shop girls. all kinds Of
girls-have red cheeks and nice hair than
in the old days. Well, the general improve
ment in living conditions accounts for the
general improvement in the mass OF wom-
en- as to looks, but ii does seem as II this
ought 10 result in some more wonderful
specimens of the raving. tearing beauty.
Nevertheless. England declares That II
hasn't there. I'VE can see for ourselves
from the portraits that exist, while some
OF us can actually remember Victorian
women OF exceptional physical attractions
that those who were accounted beauties
in their time fully merited the distinction.
And we can also see that good looking as
,fvlc adaNC 10 he
placed in the same category" SO says A
British writer. and while visitors to
America co nment on our pretty wom-
en-" it is seldom that they find in any
special one unique and startling beauty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21

SITS, lot ~: Samuel p Cooper agt Jaco, .,
ct al foreclosure OF transfer OF tar LEM ",
torney, Goldberg. W. "
WASHINGTON AVE IT'S; Walter o..
nee ct al agt Rebecca Goldberg ct al ,sr..ar-
ed foreclosure Of Mtg; attorneys. sulIivssa |.
Cromwell.
SOUTH ST. 2o6 to 3O3; David Dov,
wilhelmins Harris Ct al foreclosure Of NIT
attorneys Bowers A Sands "s,
9th ST. ISL West; Charles 7. Walhs-
Mtg; attorney, G Ludwig o'
SCANNED ST. 30 Isaac Il Harris az. o..
sic Vlodofsky ct al foreclosure Of Mtg. a.
torneys. Gallert & Heilborn q"
PLOT 347. map OF Arden propertv -.
Bronx; Douinick Agrelli sgt Charles Il,L.'
stein Cspecinc performance: attorney "
Levy.
40 AVE. n Q cor Of ls9th A. s5xa5. Pau, n
arhnitzler agt Margaret Shea et al 0oreciosu,.
OF mtg). attorney. = A II Dayton
OATH ST 1872 TO l62 East. John r Cocks-,,,
Inc. agt Pietrowsh x Konop GO ct al (answa
i'm mechanics lien suit etcJ; attorneys, SdIt,
& Hulse.
PATH ST. J53 10 ls1 East. and 18th 81 IN
IN l5s East: John F Cockerill. Inc. sgt Benis
min Rejsner ct al (snswer In mechanics H.,
suit, etc) attorneys. Eidlitz e. Hulse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21

LOT 81. blk 48: e Mathews TO same; s sSsy
LOT 3. blk 81; Gladstone to same. sgddy'
I0T a biH 10; V Greenman to same; 5000
LOT IL. BLK 81. and lot II. blk o.; jacob
n Duberstein ct al TO same; sl.l1O
LOT 30, blk 43, Joseph II Drewry 10 same
$500 a., r,-, 90 same.
$3.50 c.,,ror ~ same.
$3.50 ,..,,or, Ellie
Pontz TO John l. Thomas, 246 Amsteioa
80. 1nne 10 Cnrior mtge $4,000; ] yr' D
$500 att0Tnsy KnT W,t iss s1C s5riit
r.t,.ssosa r. crooks 10 Union Square ePrna-
nent cooperative Building and nd t ;0staI ESQ
9. 81 900. attorney. william Langdon' hec-
tor ST . .,..,,.- 80 --v
t45TH ST, e. 3os n of Wills ave, ,2S
100. Emma Jacobs 20 Alexander SahPsoI'.
800 West l6fth ST: Aug To- 1 " Zoo
50 700. attorneys. Krakower & Peters "o'
BrOadway , ,,rts aya
o.yIO0. Michael J Figliolo 70 Charles 81 NeH
IN Cor'landt ave tprior mtge so;oVT ~,
Aug 10: due as per bond $500. attorney IL
tIe Guarantee Co, l76 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21

Trading in the northcrly districts OF
Manhattan was a feature Of the private
sales market yesterday. Buyers were
found for a number Of Harlem tenement
houses and for well located dwelling
house on the Heights.
James r. Barry & co sold for James
& Rradv No J0S West l69th street.
three story private dwelling house on plot
size eSxS5 feet. The buyer. Ronert Mn
stein. gave lots at. West End, y j., In
part pavmcnt. The new owner VIII occu-
py the premises.
The Mcister a. Bache Realty COMPANY
rcsold To Mr.. A. Piccaroli No f2i East
122d street. three and a half story tene-
mont ON lot l6.Sxloll feet; also rcsold
No ios East I22d street 10 a client VINO
will OCCUPY the premises. three ana
half story tenement on lot lo.>NI"'.li
feet.
The Brown Nciss Realities sold 10 &. \.
Westc..vcl: the five story fathouse 5l'SN
l2s feet. at the northeast corner OF hughes
avenue and lSlst street
Or. Harrie 4. James was reported 10
have sold No. 2l5 East 18th street A
three story and basement dwelling house
on lot aoxe2 feet, between First and Sec
ond avenues.
Spear & Co. rented for Raymond q
Raisman the entire store and basement In
the building now under construction AT
Nos. 1914 West 2sth street TO the LAT
aldo Italiano Publishing Company, pun
fishers OF the "L'Araldo ltallano' news
paper, for term Of twenty-one years
The LAraldo Italiano Publishing Com
pany have Lcou established for the last
twenty years in the old civic Centre dis
trict but on account Of the city takins
this property it decided to locate In the
NOW PeDncylyauia zone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
NEW OCCUPANTS FOR HOUSES

Slawson & Hobbs have rented The fol-
lowing houses No. las West 18th street.
for Ernest II. Bunzel 10 4. J. Marks No.
1875 West 9th street for Ida Fransner
Ia Joseph f. Moore.
John J. CLANCY & co. have leased the
dwelling house No. &c West Sith street
10 Emily rheune; the dwelling house No.
S35 West 5Sth street for lIuberth &
liuberth 10 Anna IIichlin the dwelling
house No. AS West 5Sth street for Ed
ward Winslow To Nellie e. Casey and the
dwelling house No. is West saith street to
Marie Seifort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
APARTMENT RENTALS.

Pease & Gilman have leased an apart
ment AT No. 800 Park avenue for the
Randolph Walker Company, consisting Of
nine rooms and three baths. to William
NJ. Dudgeon Also rented an apartment
~ No l46 East 49th street 10 De Courcy
Il Browne and an apartment AT 40. l03
East 18th street to George w Adams
The William : Anderson Company has
leased for Abraham Schwab an apart
ment at No. 1916 East 10th street.
The Residence Company. OF Lawrence
Park. has subet for r. :. Scarburgh his
apartment I'm the Gramatan Court Build
ing 10 Francis G. Clark. purchasing
agent OF the New York Central Railroad
Also rented for long term the War
wick House. at Lawrence Park West. 10
Or Henry Clark Coe. Of this city. The
Gramatan Realty and Construction Com
pany were the brokers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
TO HAVE $4,000 GATE HOUSE
It Will Form an Entrance to
Garage Driveway.

A novel building task was revealed
yesterday by a plan filed with the De-
partment Of Buildings for gate house
which is to take the place OF a iiye-story
tenement house. At 80. - West Goth
street.
The plans. by Walter Hacfeli. call for
a one-story freproof building lsx4oA feet
in area. which is To- serve as an entrance
TO driveway for the large eleven story
garage recently completed by the same
architect at Nos. 10 TO = West 6lst
street.
The gate house Will cost $500. and will
be built for Amos r. f. PnChot. who had
the garage constructed under a 2l-ycar
lease arrangement for the I.Ocomobile
Company of America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

The tonnage market was exceptionally f1l
IN all departments. freights NJ all Kinds
being scarce. while ample tonnage Offers io'
charter Rates were unchanged and n0nI-
nal Quotations 10 Liverpool. 2ad. London
and Glasgow. 1ild. Rotterdam. I1e' Ham.
burg. ~ q 30 pfss Bremen. A. ? pigs, Hul
and Bristol, sad. Antwerp. 81, Gid' Cork
Tor orders. ga "a. picked ports. largs ton.
mage . 7t.d. cotton 20 Liverpool per i0l
III. % 930e. CHARTERS steamer
slss tons time charter. general trades.
20 years basis about 3s l0izf September.
pr''tgh steamer 2aSs tons ore. NsrviS .
Philadelphia IS prompt British steamer =
tons same: British steamer rs IONS. TIN
ber. Gulf 10 London. I2s 81. september
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The sales held at the Real Estate EX-
change salesroom. Nos. IL and 10 Nesey
street. yesterday resulted as follows.
By Joseph =. Day
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 40 cor liath ~
1G2 lx1p3 SN.o 1iN73l, sly aptmt house
adjourned 20 Sept .. -
MADISON AVE. 2o3t. n " cor 18th 81. lsN
10 ,ty and bsmt dwr. adjourned ~ sept 3.
ELDRlDGE ST. 2lO and 2l2. :. l"0.2 n ;
81 stanton 50. 45NS1 .. Two sly tennis ana
stores. sold 20 the plaintiff FOR 5000.
ll21H ST. II fas'. 30 n . OF 9th ate,
25xlco II. , sty t,nmt. sold 70 the plainun for
s2i.p0
It5T-ii ST. SO East. n p. ~ . = n Stcb-
bins ave .tNli@f. sty iwg. sold 20 Harry
Rubin Building Go 10. $500"
Py u o. lnsraham & %.
9;Tfl 80. 2t1 West. re-. 10 q ~ Nh
ave 2IvgS % stt tcumt. sold 90 Margaret ID
Achentarh foF 81. 80
By Samuel MARI
f1ITH ST.. lis West. 81 - y ~ Am
sterlau ave. 25,lOr ~ sly tenn; and stores
SOLD Zoo tho plsInun tor $3.50
AZ the Bronx exchange.
IS Joseph = Dar.
10TH ST last cor Grant ave. loor
1866. vacant. af Iournei 10 sept o..
~ LILLIAN St % cor Grant stc. lo1N
1866. vacant. adjourned % sept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
AUGUST 20

AUGUST III
Lillian j Koepke 20 Jas r Alderman. 81.
Pew Realty Corpn 10 American Real Estate
co - asstsj. 800.
samuel katz TO Frleda Hellerdt. 800
Julia q Lyle 70 Board of Foreign Missions
OF Presbyterian Church IN United states Of
America. S4i.NS6 10.
same ~ BOARD OF Home Missions OF said
church. Sfi ss6 10.
Ida T. CLARK 20 Jas 4 Trowbridge Sc 90.
Philip e. stone 10 Max Kohre. 81.
Adele Gunb O. Charles Herr. 5000
= Cryer 10 Esther \ Hsdden. 81
Morris parN Estates 10 Columbia hnicker-
booker Trust Co. 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21

The following apartments are offered 10
reputable. responsible people who desir
efficient manag ement, a competent super,
intend~nt. experienced and unlformsd
attendants and courteous and prompt
service day and night.
Each property l. Inspected daily %
representative Of the agent
The prices quoted are subject 70 NJ
gotIation, and the superintendent an
authorized 10 accept deposits subject v
the approval OF references and terms
this office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
BUYERS IN THE N0RTHERLY DISTRICTS
Number of Harlem Fathouses and Well Located house OH
Washington Heights Change Ownership
ITALIAN NEWSPAPER TO HAVE HOME IN 7. H. II. Ho"c

2 two-family dwelling house. to client
who will occupy the premises 90.
Tutino & Ccrny have sold tQt MAI
Stutz the two-family dwelling on lot -oN
80 AT 40 jlO3 Sixth avenue. -.
Rank I Nagcrie and Joseph r.. Krey
have sold No IA Rogers avenue. near
Sterling place. an cight-famiy house Tor
Mrs H. Bullwnklc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
NEW BUILDINGS.
AUGUST %.
Manhattan

GOTH ST. n s. 2s4 n OF Columbus ave.
Tor 4 one story gate house isN4O.4. y PIN
chot so Broadway. owner. W Haefeli, II
Madison ave. architect. s. 600
ISiTH ST cor Park ave i've story brick
tenement. ~ I0ssa 10. John n Buscall & co.
1928 Anthony ave. owners. fremont Arch
itect Company 40l fremont ave. architects
cost. $50. 900
WESTC HESTER AVE. n = cor l6lst ~,
one and two story brick stores and dance
hall. size Irregular: George + Johnson. 2it
Tifth ave. owner. George Keister. l2 West
3iSt It. architect. cost. $50 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
BROKERS IN 9TH AVENUE SALE.

The Rutland & Whiting Company was
the broker I'm the recent sale for James 8
Anderson, 10 Louis Wendell, jr.. of the
property No. 220t Seventh avenue. i've
story tenement with stores. on a lot 2jx
20. In part payment James $. Anderson
took the lot, 25xl00 feet. on the north
side OF lOlst street, 100 feet west Of Am
sterdam avenue. T.. Dresser represented
Louis Wendell ir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
OPTIONAL SALE IN SUBURBS.

Bramwcll Davis. FOR the PhilpSe Manor
C,mpany. has leased. with the option 10
purchase the house on the north side or
Willard avenue. near Phillpse avenue. IN
Philipse Manor to James Elliott or Ihl-
adclphia. 81. -.
II is sixteen-room house. with -FOUR
baths and the plot is $50 feet deep. with
a frontage Of 125 feet on Millard avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
Postal Card Departments
All
possible

OF butter the size OF a butternut ono
teaspoonful OF soda two teaspoonfuls Of
cream tartar. Bake in three shallow tins.
When cold split in two To make the
cream for inside: One cupful OF milk
nearly boiled, add eight teaspoonfuls OF
cornstarch wet with cold milk. two
eggs, sweeten TO taste and favored. add
TO boiled milk. stir until creamed. put
between layers Of split cake. II makes
two three-layer cakes or pies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

AUGUST 20
81 AVE 2liG. Hamilton & Son agt Israel
= Pike 81 a.. Aug H. 1872 $3.50
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1924 and 1925 Louis
Shcinart agt New York Railways Go 81 al
july 10. 1915 S165
RROOME 81 42.: sam Bller sst Catherine
4 Tone 81 al. Aug -. 1919 S24o
FORT WASHINGTON AVE . cor i6ist
81. John Zittrer aEt Friedman Construction co
ct al. aug 10. 1918 tbv deposiu $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
SALE OF TRINITY AVENUE PLOT.

". f. e. W l. Brown. Incorporated.
have sold for Augusta Stecker the lot on
the west side Of Trinity avenue 500 rect
south of Fast 16lst street. 25Xl4S feet,
to a builder for immediate Improvement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
DWELLING BOUGHT BY BUILDERS

The Harry Rubin Building CompanN
WAS the purchaser OF the two story
dwelling house. on plot 25Xi12A feet. at
No. s19 East l65th street. offered at auc-
ton by Joseph =. Day yesterday. Inc
price paid was 81. 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21

LIS PENOENS.


WATER ST sol. star Mortgage 60 aGt Leo
Krakauer ~ AL foreclosure 81 mtg, attorney,
\ 4 Silberberg.
COLUMBUS AVE. n $ iOS.6 II ~ Bronx
dale ave 25Xl00 Joseph Corbett ast hatharinA
Rieger ct al foreclosure OF MTG, attorney. w
I, Allen.
COLUMBUS AVE. 763 and 765: stella Abra -
hanson ct al agt John Rollmann et al anend
cd foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys, Wolt "
COIJEGD AVE. W s. bet 1884 and i6,th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
Recipes Tested and
Found Good.

All recipes appearing in these columns
hive been tested.
Level measurements are used unless other
wise stated.
This department will he glad 20 answer
any culinary questions submitted by readers
and will buy recipes.
Address Culinary Editor. New-York Trib-
une No. 1874 Nassau street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21

LIVERPOOL cables: Spot quiet. sales. 500
bales: speculation and export, 300. American
5000. Imports. 10000 none American Mo
ii, 10 points advance; closed firm. at NJ.
advance Of 1924 20 1871 points; August. eae:
August-Septemoer. 6 29d: ber-Oc;obeI
2Oizd; October-November, 1880 Noyem-
49,, I1ecenber ana December-January SHE
January-February. SPA: February Marc
6I3iad: March-April, $500. Aprii-May
gl5t.d: May-June and June-Juiy. 6lshi.
July-AugIst. 6.lJl2d. Manchester: yarns ..
higher nricos asked check business. more r.
ouiry gor cloths. but not much doing.
New Orleans Aug. 20 The cotton msrkT
took on a material rise To-Day on confiauH
-er,r,s Of crop deterioration through drouth s
Texas and Oklahoma. Buying for long az
count increased. and shorts covered on lsrss
scale offerings came chiefly from huysrs =
the earlier part Of the week. ne close Fs
very steady a, ne, advance - y - .
points. practically the highest - tho day
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Manhattan.
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Bowery. Aug ~. 3 yrs. $4,000 attorneys
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july n. 3 RS. per cent: $500.
Rrsureis 20 Jas DeyIn 25i West S9th 81, due
a. Ter bond. Aug s. $50 600; attorney. Title
Gu,rantee q Trust Co i76 Broadway.
IsTH ST. = II5 n ~ 5th ave. 25Nlco
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ath - Brooklyn. Aug 10, instal- per cent
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cent. $40 attorney. lawyer Title lnsur-
ancc & Trust co.. 100 Broadway.
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sheffield. Mas Aug IL prior mtg $4,000 .
dues - per bond. 81 500. attorney. Lawyers
Title Insurance & Trust 90. 100 Broadway.
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cent. 81 300: attorney. VI Cooper - Cedar 80
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81. Aug 10 prior mtg $4,000. yrs. pe-
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