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New-York tribune., 1913-07-21
EXTRA! WOMAN GETS SEAT
Man Gives 1t to Her in Street
car-All About the IN. L."

Look, a nice man gives a woman his
seat in the car.
Look again. another nice one moves
over to the middle OF the seat. 80 that
the woman with the suitcase won't have
TO climb over him.
Wonderful indeed. the sudden sunshine
of courtcs~ with which the old town Is
blessed Look closer. Each miracle Of
manly charm is wearing a tiny button on
his coat II bears the letters NJ. l..
That means Mems League The blue
on the button and the scales Of justice
arc the familiar emblems OF the Mems
League for Woman Suffrage.
The pretty plan Of wearing button
came from the fertile brain Of William G.
Amos. who said.
Let us live up to our principles o.
helping women. Let US help them not
only to gct the vote. but to get on to
streetcars When the world learns that
il is Mems League member who IS
practising courtesy everywhere II will ne
more kindly disposed TO our cause"
The buttons are small-so small that
they won't do any harm II one doesn't
look too hard. II you are really curious
to know why that man gave you his seat
look for the M. H. button.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-21

Warren Lerle. ref; due. S5s,G20 So; taxes ETC.
81. go.
By Samuel Marx.
1oGTH ST. 23s West, :. 70 II ~
Amsterdam ave. lj0xlOO.ll, Il sly aPt 70
Pauline Shapiro agt Raymorc Rtaly ~
., all Taffer afty. Alex Rosenthal. rtfi
due. s3?,o26 SO: sub TO five mtss ass''s"'''e
$2OI. I.O40 NS.
By Henry Brady.
114TH ST. 2i7 East n s. 2G0 q e Of 81 81 ave ave,
25xioo.1I sty tenmt; I Weoo t;y1' az NJ :
Levine. ref: due s1s.o2I 3D. taxes
Ss3S %.
At 80. 32Os THIRD AVENUE
By Joseph =. Day.
BURNSIDE AVE. 1864. g cor Of iISta
ST. 12S 9xG0.1X irreg to beg sly ten'lt Iir. Imu
stores Bronx Borough Bank agt IrIi'ii 81
Realty co o; al: John Mulholland. atty' ~ -
Fares. ref. due. Sli0.G7G 81; taxes exc
or THURSDAY.
AT 80. IL vEsEY STREET
BY !. II. Mayors.
18TH ST 2ii East. =, lo5 II Of "a
ave. aUNIO22. sty tenmt and store. slN
ext: Emil Frankcl agt Sol Klein et al; G9id-
smith. r & VI B. attys; { peters ref que,
81. 80 -. taxes. etc 1924 30; sub TO mtg
Of $1,000.
At 80. 32OS THIRD AVENUE
BY Joseph p. Day
WEBSTER AVE go, " s. 222.i n n Of
i7D,h ST. 75x1OO: . = sty tennis; Prospect
Investing Co agt Cgwston construction %
et al: W Collins. atty Warren Leslie ref'
due. $50. u03 -. taxes, etc SjOI OG. SUB 10 q
pIlcr mtg ~ $4,000.
}y - b. IngraEam & Go.
TIEGOUT AVE. 2235. s. 81 It of lS'd
st. Is 2xG2 sxis GADJ II. . sty dwg; NJ @ MAYOR
lrt C1tE Gcady 81 al: Cary ~ &. atys PnocniN
Iugraham. RI. du' Sill3 81. taxes, etc
S2li -
At 80 - VESEY STREET.
By Rryan L. Kennedy.
BROADWAY. aG7l and 3GI3. W cor lj2l
IT, % llxlJO. G sty at house and stores. VI
KinGsland ngt sun Construction GO 81 al,
B e g + Chambcrlin attys. Booth, rel
due. 1888. OS3 %. taXes. etc. $500.
By Joseph T.. Day.
PINEHU RST AVE. 90 TO -. " ;. block front
between 18th ami l>Uth Sis. 20.jXil3 llN@oVN
100 four . sty hats. Alonzo 60 aSt RountrGe
k"alty Construction GO et al; Ncschler q X
attys, Warren Leslie ref. due. $1,000 %
tnycs. etc 81 COO 3. sub 20 three mtss az
rrcCatlrg SiG5 1OO.
l2gD ST 2lN 10 30 Fast. 2p3 n oi 80
ave. JUNtO0 o sty tenmt and stores. Fidelity
Trust 60. trustee. agt Emil R,lestein ct al
Gordon a g.. atys. T. " Dowllns. rel. due,
SD so 81. taxes. &c, Sl0lO =.
At 80. 32oS THIRD AVENUE.
ry Jos,pn T.. Day.
.1STlI sT. 81 East IS 51l.N u . o. Bronx
wood ave. 3.4Xil4. J. i Maloney agl j i
Johnson q al. r W Maloucy. atty + Healy.
r,f. due S-.5l5 %. taxes. e;c. so.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-21
MECHANICS LIENS.


WEBSTER AVE. 27JJ: Pisani Bros -,
Evelyn Building TO. owner; Melrose NJ.
Works, contractor; S2S7 80.
EAST FREMONT AVE. 2J0: N Nan,.,
agt \ Laggni, owner and contractor: s5e
J6TH ST, 23s and 40 West: Bartolci,.
Star Iron Works. Inc. agt Frederick ] Kei1s
owner; Albert I Sire. contractor; sos -"
ARTHUR AVE. 201O: Dimock e Fink ~
agt Abraham Shapiro, owner; Henry Fo,'
ester. contractor: $lTJ Il.
I'd AVE. li2l. Isaac Glasman agt Il
sephne Del Drago owner: Thomas KeI,
contractor and lessee: 81 O99. -"
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1924 and 1926 Io,.
Shcinart agt New York Railways -
owner. Arch Amusement 60. contractor anc
lessee: S705.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. W $. 1887 IL
Dyckman st and Broadway. 103lTx ira,
10 Hudson River; Goodwin Construction -
agt Vermont Hygeia Ice co. contractor
81. 5.t49 95
HAVEN AVE. Northern ave. l7sth and
10th SITS. block. John B Pace, jr agt Wr.
y Sommervlle, owner; Joseph J Marin. a
contractor; SIPS go.
KTNGSPRIDGE AVE, cor. 23lst 4,
@O5x2963: isaac y Hopper, Inc. agt Churc5
OF Mediator. Inc, owner and contractor
SglS ~
i42D ST. 13i West: William Levine a.,
Margaret T. We'll contractor and owner
S3A -.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-21
THE WEATHER REPORT.


Ohiclal Record and Forecast. Washington.
july 2O.-TcmperaiurcS have fallen cousld-
crably from the Missouri and upper Misss-
sippi Valley eastward and in the Southwest.
and they are not unreasonable over any por-
tion OF the country except I'm Montana and
the north Pacific states. There were thunder
showers in the Atlantic and Gulf states. al
though not OF much consequence except In
the Carolinss, and there were also local
showers in Kansas Texas. New Mexico. Ari-
zona. Colorado Utah and Wyoming and in q
few localities I'm the lake region. Local
showers will continue Mondav I'm the Rocky
Mountain region. the middle plateau and tho
extreme Southwest. and locally I'm the west
Gulf states. and on Monday and Tuesday In
the south Atlantic and east Gulf states
over the remainder OF the country generally
fair weather will prevail Monday and Tues
day.
1t Will be somewhat warmer Monday In the
plains states. tho Missouri and upper Missis-
sippl valleys and the upper lake regions. but
over the remainder OF the country tcmpera-
lures will change but little during the next
two days.
The winds along the North Atlantic coast
Vill be moderate west: Middle Atlantic coast.
generally west to northwest. South Atlantic
coast, moderate variable. mostly south: East
Gulf coast, Hight 10 moderate variable: west
Gulf coast, moderate, mostly south: on the
lower lakes. moderate. mostly north: upper
lakes moderate north 10 cast.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-21
PATIENCE, AND MUCH TISSUE
PAPER NEEDED TOPACK TRUNK

the ends or sides OF the trunk, but arucIcS
hacked fatty take up the least room
tn pacE suit lay the coat on nat
surface. outside upward. Fold the sleeves
back at the elbows and turn back the
fronts OF the coat over the sleeves. Lay
on sheets of tissue paper and fold over
again, bringing the underarm seams To-
getner. Place lengthwise In the TRUNK
II the skirt is pleated pin down each
pleat. The plain, narrow skirt will carry
well if covered with paper and then
folded with the belt toward the hem.
\ long skirt will need TO be folded twice
This is better than the old way OF fold
ing a skirt lengthwise.
The thinner gowns come next Sleeves
and draperics should be filled out with
crushed paper and then be folded over
and over from the hem. the front of the
waist to come as the top layer. II
folded correctly two gowns will form one
layer in the trunk. Lingerie shrtwaists
and fancy waists pack best when placed
on hangers. These can go into the tray.
the fancy waists on the top, protected
both inside and out with plenty Of the
thin paper.
Hats travel best in a hat box. but, If
necessary. they can go into the compart-
ment of the trunk provided for them.
Strong pins will secure the hats to the
trunk and small accessories, such as
neckwcar and other light articles, packed
around the hats will hold them firmly
without crushing any part
The hand satchcl should contain the
different articles which may be wanted at
once at the end Of the journey, i'm case
there is delay In delivering the trunk
New-York tribune., 1913-07-21
With Exercise Of a Little
Skill Amateur Can Pack
in a Professional
Manner.

II calls for certain amount of
skill and much patience TO pack a trunk
if the contents are to be in good condi-
tiou at the end of the journey. Many
women frankly give up when face to
face with the problem call in a profess
siOnal and consider il an economy rather
than an extravaganza. An amateur can.
however, do the packing just as we'll If
she will only take the necessary trouble.
The first requisite is plenty of tissue
paper. Next everything that IS TO be
packed should be placed about the room
in sight Of the packer before any at
tempt is made TO fill the trunk. Every
article to be taken should he gathered
up. and an easy way to insure Of moth
ing being forgotten is 10 begin thinking
Of the shoes first and then work up
ward. as it We're. taking in the under
wear, stockings. outer garments, milli-
merry and the accessories. This method
will save small items from being over
looked. Then. OF course the toilet arti-
CleS simple medicines. etc. should he
collected and placed by themselves
Shoes are to be packed at the bottom OF
the trunk and can be filled with bottles
wrapped IN stockings. As a rule, or"
travels with q little vanity case. wncn
will supply the toilet neeus until tha
trunk arrives and is unpacked. but larger
supplies may be carried safely in the
shoes. They must. however, be packed
tightly to avoid shaking. Don't put house
slippers at the bottom Of the trunk Slip
them into n handbag or at the top or
the trunk.
When the shoes are packed make 4
smooth layer with the underwear. Never
roll up into tight bundles but lay each
article folded smooth and fiat. Corsc;S
in bags will I'll in any empty spaces at
New-York tribune., 1913-07-21
KILLED ON WAY TO ALTAR
Bride To-Be Dead and Fiance
Hurt in Auto Accident.

Fredonia. \. Y, July D.-When James
Damon. OF Lamberton. y. Y. and Mrs.
Caroline Eastwood, OF Port AlIegany'
y. Y. stepped from car this after
noon and started to cross the street they
walked i'm front OF an automobile driven
by Herbert C. Madden. Of Dunkirk.
Mrs. Eastwood was almost instantly
killed and Damon suffered numerous
cuts ana bruises. The couple were on
their way TO the village clerks Office
10 take out a marriage license and were
TO have been married tonight. Each
was sixty years old.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-21
LIS PENDEN6.
lilly 10.

1l7TH ST. $50 West. Ferdinand Rosens.ock
agt George Mundorh ct al foreclosure Of
mtg: attorney. s Hellinger.
Bullowa et al agt Lewis " Ginsberg .t al
foreclosure Of Mtg; attorney, z Bul.ova.
WEBSTER AVE. :. l75 u OF 204th 81,
5Ox12O. Amanda f Munich agt German Reai
Estate co et al foreclosure Of mtg, attor-
ney. W Ryerson.
STH AVE, W e. 75.7 u ~ 1iith e., 5sY
100. Minna G Goddard, eXtrx, agt Marvel
Baking 90 81 al foreclosure o, mtg; attor-
ney. " 4 Alcock.
SUMMIT AVE, eI4: Samuel Belkind sU
George f. Bache et al faction 20 set sEi.
decd; attorneys. Gettnsr. simon & Asher.
IlTTH ST. 362 West; Ferdinand Rosens,oek
agt William Wagner et al foreclosure Of
mtg: attorney, s Hellinger.
SSTH ar. III West: Sarah 3 Booth et al sst
Sarah Friedman ~ al foreclosure % mtg ;
attorney. y + Rabell
WEBSTER AVE. = cor ot i76,h 81 ios 10
xjTT: Joseph SchaeHer agt Boscooe Building
Co et al foreclosure of mtg; attorney, c
GElick.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-21
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

2D AVE. W cor OF 59th ST: Isaac Glass.
man agt Thomas Kelly et al; June 90 1914.
S971.
SAME PROPERTY: Aaron Kaufman ar,
Josephine del Drago et al; June . 1914.
$40.
SAME PROPERTY: II Greenberg's Sons
sgt Thomas Kelly et al: June H. 1913: $50
HORATIO ST t05. Concrete Steel Co srt
Manhattan Refrigcrating co ct al; Oct 2,
1912: $2.G2i o..
SAME PROPERTY: Arthur c Jacobson a
Sons agt estate Of A Hoffman ~ al; Aug
-. 1912; $40 -.
SAME PROPERTY: Edward NJ Gardner
agt same March I. 1913; Si09 30.
sTTH ST. 40 10 IFS East; John H.u-
dricks Co Inc. agt Loew Theatrical Enter.
prises et al: March 10. 1913 sl.007.
Cd AVE 1121; Pcirat Goldman et al Art
Thomas Kelly et 81; June 8. l9l8; $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-21
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Morris Park Estates TO Columbia knlckcr-
booker Trust 60: assigns 20 mtgs: SlO1.
Pauline ; Schimmer 10 Annie Miller. $1,000
Lawyers Title Insurance 60 to Catharine w
Loney: 100000.
W " Grlnth as admr. to " w Grnth.
$50 900
John T. Scherncrhorn and others, as eXrs Ia
Eowery Savings Rank: $4,000.
Henry Bohmfak. eXr. 10 Bank for Savings
$4,000
Max Gold 10 Max Lipman 500.
Henry Levin 10 Marie Moritz. $1,000.
Annie G He'll 10 Charles Metzger; 81.
Marie Nelson TO To Lawyers Mortgage Go;
So 3Oc
Iottie Welch To Julia Kurtz: 800
Henrietta lngbcr to Charles Wynne; SJ,000.
Catharine g Metzger to Wilhelm Selb: 500
Louise kaufold to Joseph " Schwartz: 81.
Marietta Ubert 20 Frank j Nagoldinger
5000.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-21
The Bronx.

BAIllGATE AVE. u p. 20 4 s. of 1874 ~.
63N-; James f Loughmen to Helen Farrell.
--j5 Hathgat" ave, July 5; 500. attorneys.
hTrSman man. = ID. -. 3iig % ave.
KELLY ST. s 2tG n of LongN God ave.
WNloO. CARR" Mayer TO SelaIa Holding 90 ;
ney. /. Gcrlirh 3 I,cckman S.
LOTS and o map of t-icona Park. Thomas
callahan to samuel schwartz. uob"kcn. y
mts 500. July 2. 500; attorneys. Enscl Bros.
LOTS l52 and l53 map of Iohbauer Park:
Jacob N"ttor 10 Emily singer Ferry Lane.
West Chester. July is: 800 attorney. LAWYERS
litlc Insurance and Trust 20 loo HroadwaN
LOT ~. map Of Daily estate. Laura Jannuc-
stilI 70 Mamie Levin. go Union ave mtg 81
5oo,. July is; 500. attorney TITLE Guarautec
and Trust 90. no Broadway.
LOT - hlk -. map Morris Pirk Estates
sections l. = ana : No lTl5 To- LIiS Nor
81, all dated july Is. 1913. 81: attorney, Law
ycrs Title Insurance y Trust co. 100 Broad
Dor 2. llk . same map same to II C. Y
Tufhn, o2p ocean ave brooklyn; 81
lorS -. -. 81, blk II. same map; same to
Albert kightmycr Newburgh. \ Y. 81
LOTS ~ 20 -, blk II. same map: same 10
LOTS 80 and 81, blk o same map same to
Julian Mason, igl m Sth ave; 81.
Lillian " Dictl. 1870 Anthony ave: 81.
LOTS and % blk i5 same map. same 10
Rubin Stenzlcr. t25 East ii.th st: 81
LOTS II 10 - blk GSA. Same map: same to
Christian i leny. ~ Riverside Drive; 81.
LOT 80. blk cos. sam" map: same TO Yeti
Ricscnberg, ISI - Nicholas ave: 81
LOT ~. blk ~ same map; same To Ignatz
Pitura. lG1 East l09th st; ST.
LOT -. blk ~. lots 81 and IS. blk 20 same
map same to Hyman Barsky and ano. i435
81 ave. 81.
LOTS - and 3s blk 20: lots ~ and 10 blk
~ lots ] and . biz ~. lot 10. blk 81: lot 5.
blk ~, same map; same TO Silas Smith.
Floral Park /. /: 81
LOTS / and ., blk 2. lots 81 and 49, blk 20.
same map; same to Geo 4 ] De Naovley, 1870
East Both st. 81.
LOTS 81 aud %. blk IG; lots - and 23 blk
%: lots % and 81. biz 31 lot I 10 I. blk ~:
lot ~. blk A. same map. same to Edclmuth
Realty Corpn, 10 Union Square. 81.
OAkES AVE. e =. 2J0 n n Of Jefferson ave.
l15NlOO; Jefferson ave, :, 80 n " OF Fox
ave. 23Xl0ll: Jennie Evalenko to Harman
60. 900 Broadway. June 20 (mtg $l5.000D 81.
PLOT. begins at centre line block bet
oxford and Cambridge ayes and NJ centre
line a proposed st. as Let rd. " Of River
dale ave. runs to land Harriet Hayden
.; proposed rd. centre line. l25 It
"a OF 235th ~, y: Margaret Putnam
and ano. cxrs, TO Henry W Hayden ct al.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-21
RECORDED LEASES.

with name anI address of lessee
CANAL ST. ~. store. Canal street cafe co
To Robert " Nayeuaum. u mos from June J.
1913. $780,. address l2JJ 10th q. Brooklyn.
WATER ST. tNi store. Moe Jackson ana
Adolf ~tlnhart 20 Charles Haug. yrs from
July T. ItlS. 500. address. los % ave.
-1TH ST o. West al. MargIr'tta Frey
,xtN to Joseph kussler. o 81. from May j.
1913 Bio: address. 81 West eth o.
3,fH ST Il West. pdTior door. William \
Pond a. co Co Jennie Msciiriie. 10 i-l2 50
from MAY J. 1913 50 Jy0 address 10 C.arhson
IT. Bro kiyu
18TH Sr. l0J West all. Annie Nicholson 10
William l. Silberhcrg and anO. 3 yrs from
sept 1913 50 so. address. Jf Eastern Park
way. Brooklyn
I3,rH 81 l07 10 li5 West. all. Lena Michel
son 90 same. yrs from sep. J. 1913 Sl!jJo.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-21
pRoeRgssIvEs PICK FLOWERS.

The educational bureau OF the Pro-
eressive party yesterday announced the
appointment Of Montaville Flowers OF
california. as director OF the Progressive
National I.yceum and Chautauqua scr
vice. The lyccum is an outgroWth OF
he party's social service plans. and 1t
g planned 10 send lecturers who Will
speak throughout the year as well rs in
campaign time on various aspects of the
Progressive platform.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-21
Daily Bill Of Fare.
TUESDAY,.

BREAKFAST-Plums collops OF lamb
with tomato sauce, rice mullins. coffee.
LUNCHEON-Jelled cold lamb. Parker
House rolls, black caps" cocoanut
cookies. tea.
DINNER-Lettuce soup. broiled black
fish. noodles tomato stew with minced
green peppers. chocolate custard. coffee.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-21

For southern New England. generally 'alr
to-day and Tuesday: warmer Tuesday; mod
crate northwest to north winds.
For Northern New England. local showers
to-day. except fair northwest portion. Tues
day fair warmer: light 60 moderate winds.
becoming west.
fair to-day and Tuesday. with sensonnhle
temperature. light To- moderate north winds.
For Virginia. generally fair to-day and
Tuesday: light 90 moderate northwes: 10
north winds
New-York tribune., 1913-07-21
HELD FOR THROWING ACID
Woman 5 Victims in Hospital Still
Unable to Appear.

Magistrate Butts. IN thc MorrIsanIa
Police Court yesterday held Mr.. Rose
Citron. Of so. l7S Washington avenue
without bail. for hearing this morning.
on a charge Of throwing muriauc acid In
the faces Of her husband. Samuel. and
Mrs Rebecca Oberman Of 40. icS Third
avenue.
The case was adjourned TO await tho
condition OF the woman's alleged victims.
who are in the Fordham Hospital, the
man blinded. tho woman terribly burned
about the face and shoulders Neither
was able yesterday 10 appear in court.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-21

Charles A Wllets. adm. to Charles A VII
lets; 81 zoo W"
81.
Carrie Weiss to Sarah Bondy; 500.
Fidelity Trust Co to Gertrude Chllds. saa
Julia NJ cary to New Amsterdam Hold,r,
Co; $1,000. ns
Columbia Knlckerbockcr Trust Co. as comm,
10 Bowery Savings Bank: $1,000. '"'
New-York tribune., 1913-07-21

Highest temperature yesterday. So degrees
cat . p. M: lowest. Gs degrees tat i:iO n.
m. average. II; average for corresponding
date last year. JGg average for corresponding
date last thirty-three years. ~
Local Forccast.-Fair to-day and to-mor-
row; light to moderate northwest 20 north
winds.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-21
Local Official Recor

Local Official Record.-Thc following ON
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature for tho last
tWcnty-four hours. in comparison with the
corresponding date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1913-07-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Clyith the name and address OF grantees at
tOrney)
Interest ) per cent unless otherwise staIsd'
New-York tribune., 1913-07-21
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

JULY II
10th ST. cor OF 81 Nicholas ave.
I2UxgT: Metropolitan Life Insurance co loans
l9Otb - Holding co. Inc, Sl65 600.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-21
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
,WIh nam, and address OF purchaser and at
Manhattan.

mammalian
PORT WASHINGTON AVE. =. w.. i.J.sN
- Sstauar Construction CO to solomon l.
PakaS 80 west ,7th e; June } mtg Sl0i o0O. 4.
500. attorney. a % Ernst. 40 Br, adway.
Acs.i'my s, i50vl5g. Andrew Fernand-z - al
eNr, to - T. Lawrence. .3ln broadway June
10. Noco. attorney, Tltio Guarantee ana lIust
WNsIITGr6% ST. 7lg ana 7.l. 752-. Fulton
-, % 8. ll6.g 10 uf tiiu -. -bNbi- Henrl
Van Schaigk 10 Van SchJith Eslatcs. 81 East
i-d ~, Jan it. 81 auogncss Van seh44c" x
WAsilINGIUN 81. 10 anu ~. ,5z--. Van
S.hlirk Realty 60 10 Henry Van Schaick. -ulp
HroalHay. Jan D.. 81 ar,rneys Van schaick
10 AVE. e =. u. q w OF sJth u. eoN7e.
Grace T. Watson Co Patrick n Comyrford. lto5
ID ave. July 3. 81. attorney. l. S!egel. 90
7D 81. So 20 900 East sty brk. .5xlo0j;
William Klein r.i. 10 James y Dunlop. lonh-
c,s. y y tmts NpVo0i. July II. NJoo. atiog-
u,}s. Ewing a Ewing. g. Wall 50.
SD ST. . 81. 40 q 81 ~ 9TH ave. 50Nl0o 3:
.N'h 81. 90 and - East i0N5o5 5,,h 81, 90
East. 20NJoJ. Van schaich Really g 10 Henry
SAME PROPERTY. Henry Van Scnslck 20
Van Schaick Estates. lue. 80 East "a IL Jan
le. 81. attorneys. same as above.
iJ1H 81, lN> and 10 East. Sty bIh. Sex
le.-. Lester Kaufman 90 Mary y kaun-
man. o.! West l3Gth 81. July :. 500. attorney.
samuel Bernstein. 10 Broadvay
NTH ST loJ East. sly hIk. -ONlC-.2. r. q
Hamilton e al. ears. 60 Frank lM.lam. 40
Park ave. July y mtg $4,000. so. 800. attor-
ncy. LawScrs Title Insurance and Trust co.
100 Bruadway
g6rH 81. o. West sty brk. INxo0S. Ic
Van Burt 90 Emil vs. Oppcnhcim. S0l Nest
End eve. July = ,mtg S1u 800. 81. uttOr-
nc' T. \ solomon. ~ Par, Row.
NTH ST. lG2 East. 3 Uv brk. iN.9NtOo. a. 4.
George T. Morgan. ref to Katy Kohn % Al.
uuf, III West llNih 80 tmfg s., 0O0l. OCT D..
1917. tl2.oco: attorney, \ Kohn, iS5 Rroadway.
ll.TH ST 80 and o.. West . sty hrk son
lcu.ll. llNth ~. 5N ami so West JOY. Flor
dare Realty co TO Hank Realty CO. t5U Mas
san 20. July !, ,mtg fl3ta0O 81. attorney. "
j LVpm.nu. 10 Nassau st.
UsTil ST. a. 1928 n " Or sth ave -. ~
lO0il. Si;mgul Winter 10 lEnatZ Manter 1870
lst ave. Nav .. 81 au'rrcy charles Rcch; 40
Maiden Lane.
1870 ~'r ~ West. o., brk -sNa9ll. Maria
7 liuEglcs 10 Ray State Realty Co Newark.
y ,mtg $4,000. July l5. 81: attorney.
Isaa,s. Newark. y J.
iuST 81, lt3 Wcs;. lSNc9l n. Ida Wcrshl 90
Louis shear. 49, Ea7t ll5th - (mtg SIC ooo
July IL. 500 attorney. VI L'sslcr, 81 Nassau 81.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-21
REAL ESTATE.
REAL esTATEFoR SALE oRTo LET
LONG ISLAND.

OVERLOOKING THE WATER
Large house. barn and plenty of sroun1
near uno bathing. boating and hshlng Ney
healthy locality. good ncishhors, near enous,,
90 city for committing. low fare plenty =,
trains. will max" an ideal all-yesr -tOl"yy -
bought this week For particulars ana la.
road fare 20 visit this property Nrl'e "
once. =. BtEDE. - Tribune once.
TWO FINE HOUSES ADJOINING RoCh,,
Vile Centre and Lynbrook. windsor iS.a A.,
ana Improvement Co. 224 West 3tth 81, els---
SIMMER COTTAGES FOR SALE:
Manhattan Reach Estates 1872 B~ay y
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The Bronx.

BECK ST. n $ 2iO9 Il . Of Avenue 81 john
90 iNl2j: July = 1910, Maze Realty Co TO
Fanny Grecuetaunl: $4,000; attorney. u $ Eit-
tcrband 70 Exchange pl
Tot az map of McGraw estate. Van Nest
Station: March II. 1907: William and Helen
Eelleher to Marion Wilson. Hi50: attorney.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co. 100
Br adWny.
WEBSTER AVE. 35p 53i4 q II of Gun nm
rl lSX1t3: March I. 1910: Irving Construction
leis Title Insurance and Trust Co. l60 Broad
way
i56TH ST. s. S99.1 Il ~ Courtlandt ave
55N0S9. oct rs 1911: BENJAMIN Bcnenson TO
charles T. and Edgar Appleby. trus: S. 900 (;
attorneys. Cannon & Cannon. l35 Broadway.
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Humidity.

Official observations of United states
day. follow:
New-York tribune., 1913-07-21

BROADWAY. n cor u l5Oth St. lploXl00.
April T. 1872: Latham Realty CO TO Hudson
Trust co, t2O. 900: attorneys Holm. NhtloCk "
Scarf. p Nassau 81.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. a w cor OF l9oth ST.
95Ni20; oct 4. 1909; Dakota Realty Go to Moses
y Sigmund Mcndelsohn: $1,000. attorney, Law
NCrs Tito Insurance and Trust co, 100 Broac-
WDN.
18TH ST. ie3 aud i25 East. mtg on fixtures
&C. 81. April 5, 1913: August Rraun 10 Wheeler
Mcdowell Elevator 60. &,5jo: address. AZ
Canal ~.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-21
OHIO.

TWENTY FIVE ACRES. IN TUE - al
i,ccnt TO our largest manufacturing o'S a
price 81 .O00 an acre. a real bargain, .,,,,rbss
THOMAS & CO. las y. Hish St. GOWN"
Ohio.
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Forecast for Special LocnlitIes-Tor East
ern New York, fair to-day and Tuesday;
light to moderate northwest to north Winds

For Delaware. New Jersey and Eastern
Pcnnsylvania. fair to-day and Tuesday: Hight
10 moderate northwest to north winds
For West virginia. fair to-day. warmer
eastern portion: Tuesdav fair. warmer.
For Western Pennsylvania. fair to-day and
Tuesday; nght TO moderate north portion.
For western New York. fair to-day and
Tuesday, moderate northwest 60 north winds
New-York tribune., 1913-07-21
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF lenders attogney)
Urf 10
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THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Parcels to Go Under the Ham,
mer This Week.

The following parcels will nc sold at
the Nesey street and The Bronx En-
change salesrooms this week: