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DUCKS RUIN LAKES OF OIL

OIL producers and reiiners In the
Tampico fields will lose more than
S5O0.0 because millions Of wild
ducks have migrated to Mexico since
the advent Of cold weather and thous.
ands Of them have alishted in the
great lakes of oil and persisted there
These unnumbered flocks If dead
water fowl have ruined the crude oil.
which. because Of the decomposed AMI
NAL matter. cannot be refined.
The Ordway new era., 1913-02-28

would you." asked the chairman Of
the committee. consent to remain a.
our shepherd II we raised your salary
$1,000 . Year,"
II am afraid I could not" the good
man replied. "One thousand dollars
. year more would not enable my wife
to outdress the lady who lives next
door to u.s."
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One Of That Kind.

What kind Of a man 10 spoodle
kinsf"
"One Of these fellows who look
from the window in the morning and
IL its raining say. VIII It ever stop!'
or. II it's bright and beautiful, sadly
murmur. Well. you mark my wordA
this can't last much longer"
The Ordway new era., 1913-02-28

Tho majority Of men go through
tho world without cultivatins the fac
ulty Of observation. How many Of
them. for instance. have ever taken
the trouble to ind out the number OF
hooks there are on the backs Of the
waists worn by their wives?
The Ordway new era., 1913-02-28

She Can't Be Pleased.
A woman ID never satisfied. She II
always afraid the man across the aisIA
10 going to try to airt with her or dis
tressed because he exhibits NO intsnr
ton to do so.
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Sized Up.

Sized Up.
well. to be candid. suppose I am
rather q gay dog. There's hardly an
evening passes that I don't have q
girl on my lap"
Huh! You must be lap dog"
The Ordway new era., 1913-02-28

The Fat Man-What line are you
in3
The Bearded Man-rm manufactur.
ing a safety razor. What's yours?
The Fat Mani put up an anti-fat
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bulletin.
The Ordway new era., 1913-02-28
Tough Luck.

why so disconsolate?'
I've such q fine formula for getting
rid Of red ants" pouted the bride!
"Well?'
And have NO red ants to get rid
of"-Louisville CourierJournal.
The Ordway new era., 1913-02-28

Hastings Mnn-
10
Including pproaehs
laid . beautiful
The Ordway new era., 1913-02-28
ANYTHING In \ Pinch.

The unsuccessful man finds any q.
cuse good enough for letting duty
wait,
The Ordway new era., 1913-02-28
All 0o1dAn.

Every opportunity that u MISSED
10 supposed to be eoldap
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A Poor Shot.

He shot an arrow In the air,
And now II murmuring "Alas!"
His neighbor charged him to repair
A dollars worth Of window glass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-23
LIS PENOENS.

nth ST. sel East. Josesh L Bui;enEle's =,
49,. $50, 4 Eravoo-t 81 al torecloslfe u
mtg. attorneys. " ~ | lsaa 49,. ssi.
fCn'rTT ST 81 20 S%2's. ana Union ~ 80.
David Cohn agt Minnie 700" - d '0'
Of r1tc). attorney, VI Lelght -. Morris
ID AVE. 4OS. Frieia EN.erdt sst So
stalevltz e. al foreclosure o. n's'' 1''''@''
p Gross. . .o,-4 10. pistric,
20 OF the independent p~der i,"a -, at
- 1.ory Relic % al foreclosure 81 mtg AZ
'oT TnGSHPESARD 81 II and i5 Geo cs,S.i :;
81 al agt Henry W Ellison - al
rtr1. sttorney. VI Bogand y-,.,, ., A,
-aryf Sr. 2S9 East. Thomas say ,..ur.
40, Remark Holding Corpn ~ al "o'e9''
- r,tr). attorney. " Swain. ,-...s, NJ
acTU ST 422 West. James 80. a.
Alfred r Hcevet - al tiorec'osN'e ~
tornevs Devo 4 BauoTdort - v,g:
aoD ST. Is East; Ssth 81. llS ana ~ =, a
v-ilss possabauin agt Henry 4 r rieL.,.1"
,sorC,iosure o. mts). attorney, NsVnI ar.
tsrH ST 44e West. Ernest , csrcei coo.
ogt MARY stueber e. al 'sc'o" 10
yc,srcel. attorney. { Recent a, lo2.
'',',pprN ST 70 and Chamoers :, A
,S',.,, comfy savings Bank az Dnui 80
lVa~rcn 90 a. ri foreclosure OF "'e'
neys ,, syo line y AVE. IS 1887 e :;
49,, 49, 5OxiOO. Louis Goiiscna 49,.
I Vitan Koeuke et al 0oreolosN'e -
,r,gst. attorney < Z LydecNer AFT A.
"pIL-c ST 81. Katherine tnainncle s-,y1,
~ 800 ., al amended foreclosure OK n'"'
o,,or,eyS De Witt Lockman ne W X len
'I'|T6X AVE 80 and 49, JOSEF" D,,ss.,
,inrs AIT Julius Woltord et al var ''0'
5c,p. attorney. A VI simon. go. =, Irss;
" ','i'.DT-RON AVE. cor lsI9 - RaaSs
y. MA trustee agt Josennine az.
,,l'..iosurc o, mtg. attorney. W va 81
Wv, ,-rrI CT =. $50 u v Of 81 Ann Al tac-
100 Harris Farher agt Lena DreeN uyrsn
lion 10 declare trust. etc); attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-23
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Charles J King TO william F Fuerst; slo
knickerbocker Trust 90 10 Frank PCS
man: 500
city Mortgage Co 10 New York Trust ca. =,
Same 70 same; Sl4j,OOc.
Elias A Cohen 10 Abraham l. ksss; 81
Carrie Iasker TO Anna Othite. 500
Charles 5 Whitney, eXr, 10 Florence n,
Belts. SO. PA
Same to Carolyn W Peters S3.036
National SAVINGS Bank OF Albany IN IT,.
Guarantee and Trust Co; $4,000. NV
Title Guarantee and Trust 90 to Isuv,..
Mortgage co: 10000
Morris Park Estates to Coumba-Knies,.
booker Trust Co; 500.
Elise Boyd to Rosanna c Rogers: 81
Augusta Fromm TO Joseph Zimmerman. Il
Joseph Zimmerman to Gusta Schwaber. a.
Same 70 Jacob Schwartz. 81.
Leonard " Simmons TO state Bank: 81
Same 10 same; 81
brook; 500 OOD.
Lawyers Mortgage 60 10 Cortland sayn9,
Bank: SIS 900.
Francis X Pendleton to Jacob l. MARI,
and ano $4,000
Marie r De Graw 10 samuel Harris: ,279,
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Dry No.
Savings Institution; $1,000.
same 70 Ebenszer Appleton, tl0J 600
Same 70 Katherine VI HIM: 1920
Charles \ Doelger ct al 10 Jacob Horr,,
Brewing co 90 assts); 81.
Frederic u Weekes. trus. 10 Frederic n
Weekes. trus; $1,000.
Alice d Weekes 10 Frederic w..t.,
ZOO.
Mercury Realty Co 10 Abraham Cohen: $50
Same To Dose T Abrsmson: ST.
Beach Estates Improvement CO 10 WILLARD
= Beach: 81 600
lille " Stadler to Beach Estates Improve
menf Co. 81 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-23

F f. Smiley. OF Denver, will be the
preacher, and Professor Benjamin Frank
lin Butts, chorister
In Tent Evangel tomorrow the Kew
Or. Curtis Lee Laws will preach at IL a.
m. and p. IN. The Rev. Len u. Brough-
ton. OF London. will preach at y. M anu
every night up to September ].
Fffty-fve distinct evangelistic meetings
are scheduled to be held by the National
Bible Institute next week. At oach OF
the four gospel halls Of the institute
evangclistic meetings are held every nlsh'
throughout the summer. outdoor evan
gelistic meetings will be held daily al
Madison Square. beginning at Il o'clock
at Printing House Square. at ! o'clock
at Union Square. at / O'Clock; at Madl-
son Square. at 7:15 y. m. at 10th street
and Seventh avenue on Monday Nedhes-
day and Friday at s:l5 p. m. at I-oth
street and Amsterdam avenue, on tues
day, Thursday and Sunday. at I.D y. III.
At the National Bible Institute gospel mans
on Sunday night at o'clock the speakers
will be as follows: At the Living waters
Mission No. 29 Third avenue. FREDERICK
l. Stultz: at the Beacon Light Missloh'
No. 2372 Third avenue, Frank Is. Shepard :
al the Mar haitian Gospel Hall. NO. loi
Manhattan street Robert T.. Hicks ana
beginning next week new outdoor meet
ing will be held at 18th street and Broad
way. on Tuesday. Thursday and SUNDAY
nights. at 80 o'clock, under the leader-
ship OF William McQuere, superintendent
OF the McAuley Cremorne Mission To-
morrow morning. at II o'clock Wlllia'h
McQucre will occupy the pulpit OF the
First Reformed Church. Yonkers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-23

Two twelve story high grade apartment
houses are to be built on the easterlE
side OF Broadway. from 18th 10 ''th
street. opposite the Apthorpe apart
ments. BY Palermo Brothers. Inc. when
recently disposed of three large apart
mcnt houses namely. the Palermo. Prince
Humbert and Marc Anthony to the Dur-
ham Realty Corporation. controlled ny
BENJAMIN y. Duke The Apthorpe apart
ments. owned by the John Jacob Astor
estate. Is one Of the finest houses OF us
type in the city.
Plans for the houses were filed yester-
day by Schwartz & Gross, architects
who estimate the entire cost to lie
81 10000.
Each house will have n Broadway
frontage OF lO2.2 feet and street frontage
Of sl2 feet The facades will be OF orlch'
limestone and terra Gotta and ofnd-
mcnted with small balconies.
The main feature Of the interiors VIII
be individual foyer hall entrances.
Each structure will have accOmmoda-
tons for flfty-one families.
The block TO he improved was pur-
chased last May by the Paternos. from
Mrs. Truman II. Newberry and Alfred v
Barnes
The latter bought the land from nrm
Of builders. Meyers & Half VINO praNi-
ously bought II from the Sanford estate
which had owned 1t for great many
years.
Mary 6. O'Hare was yesterday said TO
have sold tho five story nathouse 40. ~
Columbus avenue. on lot Z'Nl' i'e''
The house is between 10Th and 'st streets
uyran Straus was reported To have
sold No ic4 West 18th street, hve
story fathouse. on lot 2jXl1o feet. near
Lenox avenue.
Nelson 4 Lee have sold 80. l7S 10 ~
Montague street. Brooklyn. parcel l"'N
100 feet. about go feet west Of Court
street. This Is tho old Academy st"
which was recently converted At a cost
Of 5000 into a two story taxpayer. Inc
land has become too valuable for II 10
remain as II IS now
The Gihson-Steingart Construction COM
panv is the new owner and viii imm'di-
atclv begin TO erect q twelve story once
building. modern In every detail. equipped
with four elevators. vacuum cleaners and
every possible convenience Tor tho com
fort Of the tenants.
Tho ground floor will be divided 'n''
two large stores suitable for banking
purposes. $780,
n Is likely that 'he basement OF me
hutldinc viii be- connected with the sub
way by an arcade.
The Gibson Stclngart Construction com
panv is a building concern which has mad
considerable experience and success IN
IT. properties IN Manhattan. having erect
Cd among others tho twelve story building
r., 40 & TO 81 East 2oth street and Nos.
T., and ~ West 18th street
The valuation OF the land Is No.'' and
tho estimated cost Of tho building Is
tlr0'o.
The Fort Washington CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY. the sellers In this TRANSACTION
ACQUIRED the BROOKLYN plot 10 exchange
FOR the apartment house on Fort WASH
ineton avenue and lSlst street,
N.lson A Lee report that canvass OF
tho business district of Brooklyn shows
n ere would be- good demand Tor space
/ in an up-to-date building as plancd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-23
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


Iiyerpool Arg Il San Eduardo. NeW York
Via TusTan; I'D Adriauc orr. New York
via Queenstown
bermuda Aug =, 900 m-beinuuIan 'S''
New York
Antwerp. Aug 22--Furtor dBr. New York.
Colombo Aug 20 Poleric tBr, New YORK Tor
Hong Kong. etc.
santos Aux Ig-Kildals (Trl. Now York Via 81
Thomas ami Rio de JaneiTo.
Delagoa Bay. Aug 22-kentucky 'Rr, New
York.
Madras. Aug 80 Karonga tBr. New York.
SAILED
Naples, Aug 10 Mendoza Ital. New YORK
2ist Tlionia 'Iiri. New York.
Cherlourg Aug 81 m lmperator Ger
from Hamburg and southampton, Ne"
York
Horia. Aug II. = m Madonna orr from
NapleS etci. Providence and Ne" york
Genoa. Aug lo-Ancona ,ltan. New YORK ana
Philadelphia
Monte,ideo. Aug ~ Portuguese Prince Brl.
santos Aug 2o-sieglinde Geo New York.
AIrlers. Aug IS soperga dtap from Naples',
Rotterdam. Aug 81 volturuo ,Brl. New York.
Queenstown. Aug - :05 a m-Baluc tBrl
from Liverpool New YORK.
you Aug 22-kansas tlD, Boston ana New
York -
Gibraltar. Aug 81 A,hinal Greeh). Naples for
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-23
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

The subject OF the lesson-sermon III
the Christian Science churches to-mor-
row will be Mind" and the golden teN'
Romans. xii. y. BE We transformed oS
the renewing of your mind. that we may
rrox,e what is that good and acceptable
ard perfect will OF God.
The Rev. ]. c. Whiting, pastor of Clare
mont Park Congregational Church. VIII
sneak on THE Contest and the CON
Guest" at the West I'D street Young
Mems Christian Association, to-morro" az
5:lJ p. m.
At the Labor Temple tomorrow al
n m. DIT. r. Alexander Cairns VIII speaN
on "Demagogues and Demijohns.
In the tent of the Evangelistic COM
uoittee of New York City, li4th street,
where Swedish services have been heid
for the last two weeks, English services
are to begin tomorrow evening. continu-
inc until further notice. The Rev. Dr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-23
BAY SHORE SALE TO-DAY
Another Offering Will Comprise
Far Rockaway Sites.

The Olympic club. at Bay Shore. with
its extensive waterfront on Great south
BAY. is 90 be sold at auction to-day by
BRYAN I. Kennedy. The sale VIII take
place on the premises at o'clock. and
viii be by order of the Supreme Court AT
foreclosure sale under direction Of Scan
+ Strong. referee
The olympic club property consists ~
about thirteen acres. with six building.
and j. suitable for a summer resort or a
g.ntleman's estate. or for immediate de
yelupmcnt.
To-day Mr.. Kennedy Will also sell AT
absolute auction sale 10 the highest pld-
der a number Of very valuable residence
properties at Far Rockaway. one OF the
most most important OF which IS located
on Grand View avenue and contains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-23
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

The Rev. +. Ernest Johnson Will preach
Tomorrow. at II a. m. in st. Paul
Methodist Church. West End avenue.
At the Madison Avenue Methodist tpis-
copal Church there will be preaching at
II a. m. and S p. m. by William b. Olver'
secretary of the Worlds Morning watch
In the Metropolitan Temple, at the > p
m. service tomorrow, Harrison ;. Elhot''
Of the international Committee oil the
Younc Mems Christian Association. VIII
eiva an address on China illustrated
with stereopticon slides made from pho'o-
graphs taken by him while on tour
through China with Bishop Bashioru'
The Rev. Arthur Bruce Moss Will preach
at the Il a. m. service on The WORK OF
the Holy Spirit"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-23
ESBYTERIAN.

At the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Church tomorrow the Rev. Professor
BENJAMIN r. Marshall, Of Dartmouth
College. will preach at II a. m. and at
the open air service on the roof at p. m
Mr.. Marshall was pastor Of Presbyte-
rian church in New Rochelle before being
called 10 Dartmouth.
At the Harlem Presbyterian Church to-
morrow the Rev DR.. James NJ. Farrar,
nastor of the First Reformed Church OF
Brooklyn, will preach at II a. IN. and
S p. m.
At the West-Park Presbyterian Church
the Rev. DIR. Arthur J. Brown, secretary
of the Presbyterian Board Of Foreign MIS-
sions. will preach tomorrow at II a. M
At the Fort Washington Presbyterian
Church Lyman r. Hartley will preach TO-
morrow at II a. m.
Al the Scotch Presbyterian Church the
Rev. Harold S. Rambo will preach at il
a m. Tomorrow on "A Challenge to En-
vironment."
AZ the ST. Nicholas Avenue Presoyte-
rian Church at Ii a. m. tomorrow Jesus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-23
REFORMED CHURCHES.

The Rev. Leonard CASTOR Broughton'
who will preach at the Madison Avenue
Reformed Church tomorrow, is pastor OF
Christs Church. Westminster Bridge
Road. London, and was founder and pas
tor Of the Baptist Tabernacle at Atlanta
At the Marble Collegiate Church to-
morrow the Rev. DR.. Peter III. Milliken
will preach in the morning on True
Freedom" and in the evening on God
Revealing Himself
At the West End Collegiate Church the
Rev. Thomas Mcbride Nichols will preach
al II a. m. tomorrow.
At the Collegiate Church of St Nicho-
las the Rev. DR. Daniel Hoffman Martin
who has just returned from Europe VIII
preach tomorrow morning and evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-23
NEGROES GROWING RICH
The 100000 in U. S. Worth
S7OO,O00,000, Says League.

Philadelphia. Aug. 22.-The National
Negro Business League. I'm an address 10
the public to-day. stated that the posses
sions Of the negroes in the Emitted states
amounted to 100000 exceeding the
possessions Of the white pcasantry OF
Russia.
The address asserted that the 4.5oO'ooo
negroes at the beginning Of the Civil War.
Of whom $500. 900 were slaves, had IN
creased TO 100000 that illiteracy had
been reduced until now only 30 per cent
Of the negroes were illiterate. and mat
the race owns 2O,OOO.oOo acres of land
equal to the area OF South Carolina.
The annual convention Of the league
came 10 an end to-day with the reelection
of Booker r. Washington as president
for the fourteenth consecutive time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-23

Committees holding final meetings at
Zion and St. Timothy Church last niSht
completed plans for national convcn-
tion of the Brotherhood of ST. Andrew.
10 be held in this city on October 10 .,
Immediately preceding the opening OF the
Episcopal general convention, which as
sembles on October S. Thirty-fve hun
dred to four thousand men will attend.
The largest delegation will come from
philadelphia, where the brotherhood is
strong. hut Chicago, Pittsburgh, WASH
ineton. Boston and cities Of the South
west, st. Louis Louisville. Nashville and
Cincinnati, are planning TO send big dele
cations.
The brotherhood is a mems organiza-
ton of the Episcopal Church, started
twenty-five or more years ago. There
are about 1900 members. and their ma
tiona conventions are great rallyinS
times for men engaged in spiritual work.
Mass meetings to be held in Carnegie
Hall and the Cathedral of 81. John the
Divine will discuss topics of wide public
interest. Zion and st. Timothy Church
is 10 be the headquarters. and there Will
also be two meetings in the new 81.
Thomas Church on Fifth avenue. Bishop
Greer will preside at a number OF tho
meetings and prominent clergy to be
heard at this convention include Bishop
Brent. of the Philippines; Bishop WOOL
cock, of Kentucky: Dean Summer the
eugenic leader of Chicago; the Rev. Dr.
James f. Freeman. OF Minneapolis. and
the Rev. DR.. r. w. Powell president OF
Kings College. Canada. Dean Rousma-
Mere. of the Boston Cathedral will con-
duct a service in preparation for the con-
munion service.
Leading laymen who will speak include
George Wharton Pepper and Edward q.
Bonsall of Philadelphia; Robert II. Gard
iner. Of Boston: Courtney Barber. OF Chit
cago. and DR.. W. c. Sturgis. OF Colorado.
Since the brotherhood attained national
proportions this is the first time 1t has
held it's convention in New York. 1t does
so now in connection with the general
convention of its Church. The larger
convention will remain in session until
near the end Of the month. New York
laymen active in arrangements include
Alexander VI. Hadden, Harry NJ. Hewitt.
Henry +. Peake. Harry r. Roby, Will
lam Gaul. Franklin II. Spencer, Walter
Kidde and A. d. Gabay.
At the meeting last night general in
vitation was authorized to men Of New
York belonging to Young Mems Christian
associations. Presbyterian and all other
brotherhoods. Christian Endeavor Bap-
fist Young Peoples unions, Methodist Ep-
worth leagues and Luther leagues, ana
committee was named to give it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-23
MECHANICS LIENS.
,I-GIrST %

T2D ST. s. 100 n Of West End a..
7OX1i22: Herman Vossnack. ir az. Wei.
wvn Realty Co. owner: FleischJnan Ps,quss
Floor CO. contractor; So 1913 80.
bath ST 53l East: Elias d Springer ~
stephen Mccormick. owner and contrae.of;
S32
isSTH ST, =. e17 u " OF 81 ave. 5Isf
100. Henry q Silleck. tr. agt Casolaro ~
sany Co. Inc. owner and contractor; tief 81
10TH ST. pos to 209 West; Samuel no.
mason agt Wyanoke Realty Co, owner az
contractor: Hugh o'Reivy. owner; 1.l
22O a.
GOTH ST. % West; Sidney P Ettinssr ~
Morris Adler. owner: Hanson, contractor
s179 a.
i64TH ST. 5o5 West: William Etnk.i srv
Alfred Marshall, owner and contractor,
80 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-23

Sept %. 1911; Godfrey W and Emma D..
tenberg 10 Wilhelm Hauptmann: 81 go. 80
ney. Ernest T Lindemann. - Broadway ~">
TAYLOR ST. :. $50 II from n
OF columbus ave. 2JxlO0; April -. la17s 20
Redbord to Louise Winter; $1,000 attor,,,a "a
Hildreth & Palmer. Sd ave and 1isth a. YEA
WESTCHESTER AVE. " S. 1853 (,
1G0th st, runs W IA s3.2 aOl9 v
. 2I2 n 200 TO beginning: Feb II a.
Wolf and Sophia Burland TO David Schvs,.I
s25. 800; attorneys, Heymann & Herman y;
Nassau ST.
i51sT ST, 54s East. 2sxl1s5: Feb d. 10,
Hy and KATRINA Schneider 70 Katie W.
and l3sth St Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-23
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Friday, August
90. 1918.
ARRIN ED.

Steamer Sarnia OGerl. Frontcra August
10. 10 the Atlantic Fruit co. with one pas
senser and fruit Arrived at the Bar at
5 40 p m.
Steamer Hyanthes (Br). Bucnos Ayres
July q. Monievideo ls. Trinidad August l
and Boston Il. TO n Houston co. with
mdse. Arrived AZ the Bar a. 30 m
Steamer American Dutch. Antwerp Au-
gust y to David + Warden. in ballast. Ar
rived az the Bar at .
Steamer Cedric (Bri. Liverpool August ~
and Queenstown ~. to the White Star Line
with 2l7 first. 4l3 second cabin and 2>''
steerage passengers. malls and mdse. Ar
rived At the bar AZ go p
Steamer Al Alba. Galveston. Passed In
Quarantine at 1898 a IN.
Steamer Pawnee. Philadelphia. Passed in
Quarantine al II n m.
Steamer Italia OBJ. Genoa July %. Ieg-
horn August .. Naples and Palermo :. to
Henderson Bros, with II cabin and !. lBs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-23
RECORDED LEASES.
,With name and address % lessee
AIGIHT -

ppoApWNy. 800 and -. basement store
Estate of David Henry Haisht ~ Mc'ue BIS
A Irummoud Corpn. II II 'rs from Jun" =
1912. S. $50. address. - New 81 -t
10. all. Elizabeth Chs-ebrough - a. 20 ,9H
,.r, rtrt Construction GO. - Frs from May
/ 1913. $500. address 80 br"I"ay- -
goERtK So -. basement store. u II.N
i.r 49, sam Krirtv. ,rs from May = 1913,
$50. address. - Go-rcS -
Ni.IRERRY ST. e.. north si'r" an1 var,
and auo. yr. from July !. 1913, $50. AL
dress - Mulberry % - .t,..
30 AVE. i5s-. stores and collar, I'm. ,l'
tsl.n. cNrN. 20 Ad1lih hant1L yrs '''''
No. lgis. $3.50. address 1892 81 ave
7rH AVE. o. cor Of 1884 ., store ana
ella Ta,rIrt oates 20 Henry Martiuson. .
yrs from sept !. 1918. S2lo'. address -'''
ugrH ST. = and - last. ait, samuel
rr.,t.r d. ,haL Widc'itz. . SIS from March
H. 1918 $500. address. nm premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-23
BAPTIST.

At the Central Baptist Church the Rev
Dr O. Z. Clifford. OF Brookline. Mass
will preach tomorrow at II a. m. ana
n m. The pastor, Or. Goodchiid' is en-
route for Japan. China. India and Egypt
on a vacation tour.
At the Madison Avenue Baptist 'hu' :"
Tomorrow the Rev. Dr. J. Wilbur Chap-
man will preach in the morning on w nat
Tbink We Of Christi" and in the evening
on Answer Me one Question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-23
BROOKLYN STRUCTURE SALE
House Is an Eight Family Apart
ment in Dean Street.

The Jerome Property Corporation has
sold for Patrick J. Clarke. No. 90 Dean
street, between Sixth and Carlton ave-
nues. a four story, eight-family apart
ment house. on plot 2SXll0 feet
Mrs Amelia Thompson has SOLD
through Ketchlm Brothers to John Nc
Intyre. the two story brick dwelling on
lot 1sxlo) feet. at No. 30 Hancock street
The Buckley & Horton co. has leased
the three and the one story dwelling with
garage in the rear AT No. l6S Clinton ave-
nue. for term Of years TO William NalI
Chase