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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-10-10
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28

DR. G. Stanley Hall could have done
nothing TO so endear him 10 the school
ma'ams Of New York as TO proclaim MS
belief in the return Of the rod.
"He sounds sensible enough 10 he
school teacher himself" sighed one crate
full teacher TO another. Then they rushed
down the stairs TO the girl who lives IN
the apartment below and read the good
news 10 her:
"Thc rod supplies the best punishment
for the unruly child said DR.. Hall. but
the teacher must fog when in the flood
Of righteous Indignation and should not
wait until her anger has cooled.
81 don't agree that corporal punishment
should be administered in anger. though.
said one teacher. 1T shorld be done with
judicial gravity. II is fatal TO let chill
dren think they are the victims Of anger.
A reputation for crankiness' can hinder
p teacher more than anything else by
preiudicng the children against her in
advance.
THE rule against corporal punishment
in the schools is the cause of all the Ju-
venile delinquency. The school used 70
be the Chidren's Court. The fear Of the
law was instilled into boyish heads along
with spelling Nowadays he is supreme in
school. He can sass his teacher with
impunity. He can steal and swear, and all
the teacher can do is 70 look Srieved and
inflct some gentle punishment that is no
punishment.
'Youse can't do nothin' ter me the
boy says. and the teachers know IT,.
The East Side parents are very hostile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28
DANCER NOT TO TOUR
Isadora Duncan Asks Managers
Here to Contradict Report.

Isadora Duncan. the dancer. whose two
children were drowned in the Seine in
April, when her automobile plunged
into the river, will not tour South
America as has been reported. This In
formation is contained in a letter re-
ceived by Fitzhugh W. Haensel, of Haen-
sci & Jones, in Aeolian Hall, mana
gers Of her recent tour in this country.
It is dated August Is. from No. 6S Rue
Chauveau. Neuilly. and says in part:
81 have Just returned from Eplrus,
where / have been helping my brother
in his work among the poor people OF
the burned villages, and find your letter
OF August 2, which, in absence of Angus
tin. | am answering.
Il am sorry that the papers have pub
lished the news Of my dancing in South
America. and will feel very much obliged
70 you if you will kindly contradict such
rumors which seems 10 me Infinitely
shocking 1t seems TO me that II ] could
think Of dancing at this moment II
would be a crime against life itself and
the great lesson Of death which / am
trying TO learn in silence. II VIII be
a long time before I can even dream OF
my work again. and hate TO think that
my friends who love me and whom ]
love in America should be led by the
newspapers TO think of me as dancing
in South America"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28
WHIP WILLIE, WHEN
TEACHER GETS MAD
Punish in the Full Tide of Righteous lndgna-
ton, Dr. C. Stanley Hall Advises
School Teachers.
School Teachers.

to the schools anyway, and are always
waiting with a shyster lawyer to get
something on the schools
The probation system in the Chit
dren's Court is based on the same false
theory. Children don't want to he let
off. When they have done wrong they
are ashamed, and punishment satisnes
their sense Of justice. They have only
contempt for the judge who says. BE
good. little boy. and I'll let yoI on.
Such treatment is an invitation TO do
Il again, whereas a good spanking would
inspire the juvenile mind with a whole
some fear Of doing il again.
"For young children especially corporal
punishment is the only way TO Keep
schoolroom in order. Children are not
reasoning things. They are little saw
ages. creatures Of impulse who quickly
learn. as a cat learns. not TO touch the
cream. after few whippinss. As one
psychologist puts it, The roots OF right
eousness are in the epidermis.
Il know a doctor" said the second
teacher. who says corporal punishment
is physiologically Necessary. lie says
naughtiness is caused by an excess Of
blood in the brain. 4 good sound slap on
some other part Of the body draws the
blood 10 that part thus restoring noi-
NAL circulation and an amiable frame OF
mind
Anybody who ever taught school
knows you can't teach without rod.
sail the third teacher. This law against
corporal punishment was passed by lot
of superintendents and theorists who
hadn't taught for forty years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28
TRADING IN BROOKLYN
Some Well Located Dwelling
Houses Change Ownership.

Charles T. Rickerson has sold No 80 lst
street. between Eighth avenue and Prospcc-
parl, West. three story and basement
limestone dwelling house. with extension
dining room. FOR Mrs. Ettye Bryant 70
Martin +. Mctzncr. FOR occupancy.
Also leased so els Berkeley Place, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues.
three story and basement, brownstone
Dwelling house. for Mrs. John y. Ken
Won. To- l. H. Hurlbutt. for term OF
years
Orbach 6 Ma. builders. purchased the
schvarzmann property az the northeast
corner Of s, Marks and Nostrand ave
MUGS. plot cl0xlJo feet. with an old resi-
dencc ON H. They will build apartments
and stores.
The Midp God Associates sold two 81
their detached ono family frame dwellings
i'm Flatbush through TIC John Refs Com
rany. brokers. ono. situated on a plo,
51xi0p ( ct. northwest corner of Avenue
y and East 18th street, was brought pF
Mary Henderson FOR $500. AMI another
at 40 l43n East 18th street ilNlw feet
Was bought by Frederick Esclhon for
$3.50
Tutino & Ccruy have sold fdr Mary y
RsXtcr 10 Peter Nelson the Two story
and cellar brick two family d"ellinS' on
lot ejAlo0 feet. at 40. 81 18th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28
siemen and ano. welIsboro, Penn; Aug is; 81;

siemen and ano. Wellsboro. Penn Aug TO- 81
attorney, same ABOVE. -.
LOT g, blk IS. same 10 MOTIFS hohlgsoers,
~ Attorney st; July IS, 81. attorney same as
above. , "a.
MARTHA AVE c :. so II Of 2tlst st. Sox
100; Alice Keller TO Melvin Realty and Con-
struction Co. 1905 Hone. well ave mtg ss'VV0l ,
AUX -: ST. attorney, Lawyers lite insurance
an. Trust Co. 100 Broadway. -
PALlSADE AVE, T. at land Peter
Strang. runs 93sx W iOcsx w n iio.oa e
100: Ralph II Mckelyey to Nellie Is Ball, e.
West 18th st; Aug Is: 81; attorney. Lawyers
Title Insurance 90, 100 Broadway
TELLER AVE. 1905, ,. lo6xsO. JOS +
Holder to Lizzie Van Ripper, "OI w lllth ST;
oct 10, 1912 mtg $4,000 81
WISE AVE, :, Us 10 II " OF home 81,
1s9xio0: sarah + Cahll and ano exrs, TO
Helena Moss. Glen Ridge y mtg $1,000
Aug rs: 1925; attorney Lawyers lltle lhsu-
rance GO. 100 Broadway
WASHINGTON AVE, s. 200 II II OF i04th
St ok: Bertha Heyer TO Diedrich slddeh'
West Hohoken, j. Aug u; 81; attorney s.
McEwan e. McEwan. West Hoboken, j, oo
oIinville: Denis OIL Cohalsn to Robert l. IT.
wing. 23l East 23Ith ST; c; May =, siVV
9Th ST SIS i0j q Of 30 ST. Jox ~ N9ke-
feld. owen Ward to Peter ward. ~" East
roth ST: Aug 20: 81. attorney. VIM heatinS'
1888 White Plains road. o,,..,,
SAME PROPERTY: Peter Ward,to owen
Ward. 10 East 22Oth st. Aug 49, 81; same
18TH ST. n :, 1910 It G Of Walter ave
II sxse q; Jas O'Flsherty to Agnes Horgah'
Jio1 RIVER ave: Aug % mtg $4,000; 81; at
torney George Haas. 40 Nassau 81
ISOTH ST 8 1867 II OF tugnes ave
40 Xix; Pasquale DAuria to ID AURA cor
strurtion 90. $40 East 1sOth ST. Aug -; -;
attorney. Title Guarantee Trust CO. h'
broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28
ADAMLESS AVIATION NOW
SuffragjStS to Hold Flying
Meet for the "Caure."

Next! The Adamless aviation meet As
a sample Of how well they could run the
world without masculine aid. the suffra-
g,sts will manage "A two-day flying festi-
val at Hampstead September and 8.
Mrs. Marion Sims. the only woman nyer
on the aviation field. will lead a procession
Of flying machines each day AT o'clock
and will drop yellow suffrage roses and
leaflets from her car.
Mrs. Herbert Carpenter and Miss Fortit
Willis. who marshalled the New lor"
State section OF the parade IN May. VIII
command a traffic squad OF police women
in UNIFORM There will be messenger girls
afoot and on horseback. women gatekeep-
ers. women ticket collectors and women
peanut vendors.
Little Doc Dock" surgeon-gcncral OF
the Army Of the Hudson will be IN
charge OF the field hospital. with 'hTst
aid" girls in attendance.
Thirty young sunragists. with chaper-
ons. and with Miss Portia Wills at their
head will arrive on hike Friday after
noon and camp out all night I'm the hang
airs. To make II more like real camp life
h, ds Of straw will be used. They will
build a big campfire to lisht them through
the night
Miss Doris Frazer. captain OF tho
/ Iikers' Club. Of oyster Bay. viii walk
from that town with ten high school girls
10 join the campers Colonel and Mrs.
Frederick Green will bring delegation
OF Camp Fire Girls from Port Washington
and Miss Irene Dawson. Of East Rock
away. will bring the thirty members OF
the Brockholst club. including Miss BIZ
abeth Lewis. Mrs Peter Burg, Mrs. g.
Tydeman and Mrs. Albert smith. Mrs.
Juliana Taliaferro will bring an automo-
bile party from Hicksvillo.
4 farmers prairie schooner" will bring
the New York state Association members
from New York City. who will take
charge Of the culinary arrangements OF
the campers. The fare will he corn. po-
tatoes. apples and bread. After the camp
fire supper farm wagon will carry the
women over TO Mneola for a big open
| cir meeting.
| Prominent suffragists from New York
arc expected TO ny with Miss Sims.
Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw and Mrs.
| RAYMOND Brown will be present and may
consent 10 make flights Mrs. Carrie
J Chapman Gait will be invited 10 ny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28
MERGER SPLIT IS EASY
U. P. Syndicate Not Burdened by
Southern Pacific Shares.

According to information obtained yes
terday among Stock Exchange houses. at
least 10 per cent of the Union Pacific
certificates OF interest in the $500. O0)
Southern Pacific stock. which must be
disposed of to conform TO the dissolution
mandate of the Supreme Court, Will be
exchanged for the stock itself This
means that the underwriting syndicate
headed by Kuhn, Loeb g. Co. will have
little stock on it, hands when the under
writing agreement ends.
F.. & c. Randolph and Asiel & Co. have
already purchased the rights TO buy
10000 OF the Southern Pacific shares.
each taking an equal amount, while Eu-
rope has obtained the options on 5000
additional shares.
On the exchange yesterday the rights
opened at q cents. rose to q cents and
sold as low as II cents. The closing was
Is bid and IS asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28

, fair volume OF business was ud"9
acted in the real estate market last week
ono Of the principal sales reported WaS
negotiated by the Douglas hop'liSo"'
Charles :. Brown Company. IL 500 'o'
the Lonsacre Estate Company flsh''
Levine. :. II. Stone and lsidor IL
Eompncr) the premises Nos. loo anu i''
West 18th street. 80 feet east OF seventh
avenue. and adjoining the big garage
owned by the Rossiter Realty Company.
The property consists Of two three storE
dwelling houses. on plot 4l.SxlO0.o teet'
and WAS ACQUIRED by the sellers from the
StonewaIl Realty Company last January
, connie of months later the LonSacre
Companv bought the abuttinS properly AZ
Nos ia and iJ6 West 50th street. "t'c"
T., resold TO Josephine Is. Cugiey.
DIR Reginald II. Sayre has soid 'ne
four story dwelling house No. 10 East
GO, stroet on a lot 25XI00.5 feet 10
tIurh II. Baxter. Or. Sayre got the prop
erty last March from DIR. Z. - ',i'',, -"
mart payment for the four story u"e'''"s
house No. East 45th street
Kurz & Uren have sold for Royal Noi-
colt No ESQ East 165th street, FIVE stor!
new law apartment house S''oXSSNloo
feet. 10 a client Of the NJ. Morgenthau' Jr''
Company. 80
Ida Sindebad was yesterday reported u
have sold the two six story ne" Ia"
houses No. 3lS to 326 West 18TH stree"
on a plot S2.9Xl09.2 feet.
Arthur Briggs has sold for MI re'N
No oa9l Aqueduct avenue TWO SUD
and basement frame dwelling house on
plot S76xiOO feet. near Fordham ''oau.
The buyer is Or j. Il. Fabrcius' VINO Will
occupy the house -,
The Cioff Company has bought from
Lena Manassa the five story hathouse' o''
Mo, i6x92x irregular at tho nortn'"s'
corner Of Arthur avenue AMI l'lst street.
Three lots IN Van Nest we're given IN part
payment ,--o ,a
]. :. Maxwell and L. II. Peck have so.o
70 to,a Fox street I've story apart
mcnt house. on q plot 37.6NlOo feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28
LIS PENOENS.
AUGUST -

FREMONT ROAD. n cor Pilgrim Ns
as sxoO3. Jennie g Buckley - al ast Nin
Hvland a. al foreclosure OF mtsl. a'tofne''
VOODRUFF AVE. n s, o. n o.
Ola Bos,ou Road 75N-, Nellie - Rl'uatls as'
sarah : Bennett. adm 81 al tpsruton'' a''o'-
ney " " Hamilton. 49, ,,,,f.- az,
iOT %. block 1908 Sec :: John Miller sN
Jasper II Livingston ct al 'amcnded 10 Us
,lro OF transfer % tax uen'. attorney. SNsln WIN.
1aiST 50 800 and 90 West. John Scnttisss
ar, Mimi, Rubcustein - al Uortc.osure "
mtcl. attorney 4 Wcndel, n.
WrIII,M ST. cor Belmont ave, -. -.
r4rN irrer: Louis Marx 81 4. AT lalnas ssl.
Realty Dorporation 81 A. ts'ilon To io't,Is
tne.harics' LEM. attorneys. Morrison q 'tn,r
G.D ST. "a East. joseph Joel Az hos.s'
.rooI - al faction 10 set aside deed. ai'ornes'
II Goldstein. 40 =, q
or i5f,b 81 oSNqO. two actions. Barbara nv"
az, Maria Rock foreclosure OF two m'gs'' AZ
,orneys Saltcr & Stei1ksmp. - n
WksHINGTON TERRACE, II; Joon y
Travis trls agt James Duhy ~ ~ Vo''
CLOSURE OF mtg: attorney. II buss
I"GTU ST n . cor 81 ave, l30 aN-o.o' :,
rhen II Jackson aGt Basonc CONSTRUCTION 20 =
:. foreclosure Of mtg. ATTORNEYS. II JacA' so.
i7eD IT. s. 20 u OF NandefolN AZ. ~.
100. Josephine Berth agt Bronx lnNes''ns
90 ,amended foreclosure OF mtg. attorh'"
A NiSu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28
In LIE BUSINESS DISTRICTS.

The Charles +. Moves Company has
leased Tor period of SIX years for Alfred
NJ kau the second floor OF Nos. 4l9 and
Al Lafayette street to the National
Sponging Works. the third floor Of Nos.
10 and III Wooster street for the Franz
bro Realty Company To STREET & Fem.
and the second floor Of 40. us Beekman
street for George W. Bond. ir.. TO Dom
mick Eagle & co.
i.ous Schrag has leased for Frederick
W. Marks the dwelling house No. l59 West
92d street Ia lIortcnse Bloomfield for a
term Of years: also for llallow & Peyow
the third loft va thc building Nos. 2il and
242 West ed street 10 the Empire Home
Furniture Comp1ny for = term Of years.
The Cross & Brown Company has leased
the store IN the Motor Mart. No 1876
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28
FALL FATAL AFTER Is YEARS.
From The Tribune Correspond.ntl

From The Tribune Correspondent
Orange. y. j.. Aug. IA fall he had
twenty-five years ago proved fatal last
night for Carl Anton Kearcher. a hat
manufacturer here. He died al the age
Of eighty-two. at the home Of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Max Il. Tiesler. No. 1873 Will
lam street. lie was born in Germany
and started TO manufacture hats fifty
five years ago in Orange. Five children
survive him. The INJURY he suffered
twenty-five years ago was to his leg
Blood poisoning developed, and was
40 .f.tfs1 s.svr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
AUGUST q.

AUGUST =.
City Mortgage co to New York Trust Co;
assts: 81.
Church E Gates & Co to Mary Hastings:
so. 600.
Title Insurance Co to Harry Mclean: $500
Oscar Englander 10 Rose Brown; 81.
Ethel G. lsssc 10 Mary stern: 81
Robert 5treep 10 Konrad Mantle; 81.
New York Title Insurance GO 10 Arthur J
Ridley: sssts: $3.50
Francis B Chedsey exr to Susie Norman:
s. 900.
Howard J HYDE 10 Geraldine Russell: $50
Louis Joseph ct al exrs. to Louis Joseph; 81.
Theo |. Bailey 70 Abraham L kass: sl09
Katie Friedman TO Morris Gansheld, 81.
Dc Lancey TO Katharine Willerdorf; -.
Morris Park Estates to Columbia hnlcker-
hooker Trust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28

j. s Maxwell and T. II. Peck sold 10
Mrs. Olive n. ChesDro the southeast cor
ner OF Midland avenue and Tuckahoe
Road. TuCkahoe. y. Y. consisting Of lour
ana onc-half city lots, improved with
two and a halt story frame dwelling
house and a barn.
Julia Beverly Higgens made the follow
ing sales at Bedford Centre, y. Y: The
Miller estate of twenty-five acres. house
and outbuildings: for Mrs. Mary Sheehan
one acre joining the Miller estate. and
for Mrs. Mary |. Maddox ten acres, also
joining the Miller estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28
GETS AMERICAN EXPRESS
Union Pacific Gives European Agen-
cies to Company.

b. L. Winchell. who was appointed
several weeks ago director Of traf1c OF
the Union Pacific Railway Company, an
nounced yesterday the contamination OF
an agreement with the American Express
Company under which the latter on sep
TENDER Is. will become the general Eu-
ropean passenger agency OF the Union
Pacific system In London, Paris Berlin
Rome and other important cities.
The growing interest abroad In the
Panama Canal and the increased traVei
TO San Francisco and the Coast Wnich
are expected 10 result from the Panama
Exposition are reasons assigned for this
extension.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28

with name and address Of lenders Attorney
AUGUST 81
Manhattan.
AMSTERDAM AVE, 2l9i. William p Kua-k
to George Ehret and ano. March IS. 1872:
5000. attorney, Edward NJ Burghard. l3S
Broadway.
30 AVE, 5, I4a. II Of 10th ST, 24sxx
so: James keane ct al TO Julia f Mcguire;
June 5. 1901; s., 900; attorney. Joseph Is Bra
man. Trinity Building. III Broadway.
The Bronx.
CAMBRIDGE AVE, :. lis II Of 20,st
st, 2Jxll2 4x2Jxli2.2 George ID Kingston and
Jan q. 1908: $500, attorney. Title GUARANTEES
q Tru.t CO. li6 BIoadway
CENTRE LINE. SAMUEL ST. at " line land
Of Samuel Ryer homestead, runs l21.3S 30.3x
n i25.5x W i2.11; Pasqulie u Auris to John J
Mccarthy ct all May 8, 1872; 5000: attor-
ney, Title Guarantee & Trust Co. lI5 Broad
way.
LOT 66. map Coster estate; Francisco Men,
tessna and ano 70 Hudson = Rose 60; Oct "a,
1910; $3.50: attorney Mentesana. 10 East
9TH St
TELLER AVE. = 4l.9 Il Of I69th st.
III. 6xs0; March To- 1905; Thornton Brothers Co
TO Lizzie Van Ripper; SO. 100; attorney, Title
Guarantee d Trust 20 lI6 Broadway
TELLER AVE 1906. :, 4i9 II north
Of iGgth St iG.6xs0: Rae Klsss TO Lizzie
Van Ripper; May H. 1872 Sl.2JO; attorney
Title Guarantee 4 Trust o. iT6 Broadway
RIVER homestead. ~ Pasqualo ID AURA and
ano 10 William Cameron: July 20 1917:
81. 100; attorney, Title Guarantee & Trust 60,
ia RrOdlWAV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The sales held yesterday At the Real
Estate Exchange salesroom, Nos. IA and
10 Nesey street. resulted as follows.
b. Bryan l.. Kennedy.
FLORAL, PARK ROAD : y. cor Of Garden
city Road. AT Hampstead, Long Island, plot
lOoxlUO. sold to Dennis J Dwyer for $50.
l2lST ST. 3 West. S. 100 IL OF Mount
Morris ave. 2o0l0Oil: sty dWg. sold TO the
plaintiff for sls.j0o.
At No. sos Third avenue:
By Henry Brady.
WASHINGTON AVE. 1918. "a :. l2o II n
l6jth e.. 2jXsG.1N irrcg. sty d"s, Win
drawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28
MECHANICS LIENS.
AUGUST -.

CLIFFORD AVE, s, 1905 II Of Baicon
ave. I5xlOO; Builders Brick and Supply Co
Inc agt Rudolf Hall, owner and contractor;
sl2I 30
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. $. 27o.5 n Q
81 AIdus St l79x150. Church + Gates 4 Co
Inc ast Oval Construction CO, owner and con-
tractor: s3.TT2 So
VALENTINE AVE, 8 100 n OF bamsy
ave 25xtOC. \ Iaconcci 60 agt Patrick sheri-
dan. owner: Rudolph Hall. contractor: slS.
SAME PROPERTY; Laurent Poirier at
same. $40.
FORT WASHINGTON AVE n cor led
q, 100 2vfa0. Grossman Bros & RoSenhaum
agt billiard Construction Co owner, Fe'nrock
Iron Works. contractor: $500.
VICTOR ST. " s. 100 n 81 Morris PARK
ave o5xIOo. Samuel Jampel agt solomon Ls-
vim. owner. August Diener. contractor. So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28
RECORDED LEASES.

,With name and address Of lcssec.l
BROOK AVE. 1909. all. Hist street and
Brook Avenue 90 70 Harry Smolenski, )
yrs from MAJ !. 1918, $1,000. address. ~
N,st i4Bth 81
LEXINGTON AVE lOi; corner store
floor. 18th st. liJ East. store Addie VI
Pembleton 10 Esther Gordon. ~ yrs from
Jan I. 1914, $l.O@O. address. J23 East
T5tn st.
80 AVE. 500. all. Mary J Odell 70 charles
Hartmann yrs from Aug l, 1913 sl0-O.
address. sos "a ave.
g.D ST. "23 East. store and cellar. Michael
T. Goctz. sjn. 90 Leopold King, yrs from
sept J. 1913, $1,000. address 2jj East
Seth -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28
Daily Bill Of Fare.
FRIDAY.

BREAKFAST. Peaches. creamed mush-
rooms. toast. coffee.
LUNCHEON.-Sliced tongue, pineapple
short cake. tea.
DINNER Baked haddock. baked sue
cotash, young beets lettuce salad. apple
tapioca pudding, coffee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28

BAKED SUCCOTASH-Mix together
one cupful Of grated corn and half L
cupful Of lima beans. cooked until tender
Add half a cupful of milk, two level ia
blespoonfuls of butter. Season with u
pinch of salt and pepper. Put In a cas-
serole, spread buttered crumbs over tine
top and bake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28
WELSH CHURCH TO BUILD.

The trustees Of the Welsh Calvanistlc
Methodist church. of this city. took title
Yesterday 10 the premises No. 90 West
10th street. 50Xs9ll feet. from the Law
verS' Realty Company. and also 10 an
adjoining strip. N.3ll feet. from Daniel
T. Mahony. Ext Corporation Counsel
Whulcu was the seller Of tho larger plot.
ON the site the church. which has acen
for wears in 18th street. east Of Third
avenue. will build house OF worship for
itself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28
FOR [. |. TRACT, $4,000.

L'Ecluse. Washburn & co. have sold at
Plandome. Long Island. "A tract OF four
plots with about iVJ feet Of frontage, on
the Sound for $4,000 to Mrs. Isabel Nei-
son, OF Utica. y. Y Plans have already
been started for a stone house by +. H..
Briggs. 10 cost about 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28
DWELLING HOUSE LEASES.

II. G. Senior & co. have leased the Ave
story American basement dwelling house
No. & West 96th street for u term Of
wears to .Dr. Myron Scudder and Abner -.
North Of the Scuddcr Collegiate School,
which lis located on the same street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28
AWARDED BROOKLYN CONTRACT.

The Turner Construction Company has
been awarded the general contract FOR tho
construction OF seven story and base
mrnt factory building for the Boorum *
Pcase Company at Front street and liud-
son avenue.
This building is to he of reinforced CON
crete throughout. lGJNl") feet in plan
Work is TO be undertaken AT once. w s.
TimmiS IS the architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28
NEW YORK STATE.

FOR saba WELL. RALANCEp: tSo
watered productive farm OF $50 ~ farm
farms i'm one: two houses Two sets OF ,isys
buildings. I'm one of the most beautltu' raslys
OF tie state near Nil brooN y. L. rao and
mile, east { Po'keepse. state ROAD ion for
half miles from railroad. An IDEA ,onntry
~. dev.iopment of a Gentleman sarsss
Home or Tor Institutional purposes. NJ
nrU,NrRs ARE ~ rsghert W. simmons
-. a. IIlAan. lNnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-28
a $4,000 ELMHURST SALE.

The oak Hin Park and Pavilion prop
erty on Trains Meadow Road At Elm
hurst. Queens. has been sold oy M.
Jedlcka for $4,000. 1t consists of about
two acres OF land. and was bought by
the Oueensboro Corporation.