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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-18
atty. d l. o'Reilly. ?5s Bway.
BronN.


Borough Of The Bronx
SD Az, " los i7t;h e. i0s?Niiilos
Reilly. .oss 30 ov. May 10; at.y. james
~ ksiliy tgss 80 ey. ;,,".....,.. 400
4 S.as i t" Pn:a, ' Gow.n
field and ano, 100 L Gith u. May ~
mtss $4,000; attys, Lind & p, a. Cedar
sAME NORTHUMBERLAND owenf.ld e. t'S al
to Desi1er schoen. ssh stebbins NV. May u,
wE Els iSoo H. ' s9is to si5G iscsisst
i'a iissS-9rsys,ons Holding Go to ,I I;iasis
May ~, s,ty ffPt DAVIS. Az 8%sy $40
FREEMAN 81 s0a to sis; :. ls:x irreg,-
Emil Tna RPSii r,n. to BSdIn iHve;,Ins Go
$4,000 atty, Harry Robi,ssk ?sos 80
2tisT siT;. =. ;Si.. Martha oy. aixioo--
Waiter W Irwin. ref, to 10. Hall. 50 p
18TH st. May II; atty. Bei,a,. 100
2,isT ST. MS 425.i " Martha Az. .5siG0w
John Reilly. ref to same May ~ AK
:.isT ST. $. 5iT. " Martha Az. .5sioo~
same to same. May II, ATTY same $4,000
d93pKipcE AZ b. ''G.n .o, -
corpn, to Geo A wye;h, .3t W s?d ~.
May Is. sttys. Anderson A. Is Broad
cXRpENTER Az, isas, :. 2;xioS,6-Pe;
quannock Estates. a corpn TO James u
chrl.,opher ssi W i5sth 81, Jan .. mtg
ssSoo; atty james II Christopher - "
wEsTcHEsrER Az. $50, :, sox7O'S
$50 Westchester av. May -; sttys Lind q
e.isT sT. =, s.;t " Martha Az, :sxioo.
Walter W Irwin, ref to Jos Hall. SO
18TH At. May II; atty Beltr. iGs
LOTS 1si -7ss. map Gleason property-Eiiz
Dietrich TO Louis Al.Sy, 1903 LIST sv; atty.
y Co 100 Bway. ......... .......,...f
18TH ST. n =. 2Oss Willis av a5xlO0---
Louis Sturm 81 al to ERidlo Pell.teri 80
Capen ST. Hartford Conn. Apr 80 mtg
1900; attys, Baruth q X, 81 Cham.
Bt'RSErT pI. n 5, at sw : Tlrany st, run.
75tr Tsil to ~ 9, 1910 to beg
Morris Franklin to walter = Randall, 3ii
LenoN sv, May Ia: atty, Chas Taber. 1879
Montague st, Rklyn.. ......,...... VI
1SsrH ct. sIb-l7 T. n =, 3T.6xio0-Stephen
II jackson 10 Chas Rosen, 2sh Willow
sv, Providence. !, Apr 25. mtg $50. 900;
atty, chss Rosen, 2sr Willow av. PROV.
OLD 'q,G KiNGsnrRiDGE RID, at cent?. linz line
e2d av 49, AK irreg-simon Schloss TO
Milton Hirschman and ano. 50 New ~,
Far Rockaway. !. l. May /: atty, White
n, hsi, Realty Co Sss Bway
Gerhards 20 Chas 4 B.nkiser. 1905 Mar
mion sv, Oct 81, 1912, mtse $500: city.
Chas A Benkiser 1905 Marmion av, 800
BATHGATE AN. es: S2.li l7Sd o.. lIssii
Sonia Nelson and ano 20 Louis " Green
berg. &3 Clarsmont Parkway, May Is.
mtre t,soo; atty, @ Co. .lI6
UNION Az S5i :, a7sxioc-T = tcTy
Uni, ownsrship Realty Co 70 Harry Cold.
ta,5oo atty. Leo schafran. 81 Chambers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-18
BIG FLOOD IN ALASKA.
villages and Mining Camps swept
AwRy-Fears for Fort Yukon.

TACOMA, Wash. May 17.--Fairbanks,
Alaska. cables that Circle City, Ea q
city and scores OF woodchoppers and
mining camps with many native villages
along tho Yukon above Fort Yukon have
been destroyed by the worst flood I'm tho
history OF the north, according to meagrs
reports received tonight Fears are en-
tertsined that Fort Yukon has been swept
away.
ice damned somewhere below here
and water rising at rate of more than
foot per minute Everybody taking 10
foothills" This was the brief MESA ge
flashed from the wireless station nj Circle
City and picked up at Fort Gbbon.
Flood marks on the Yukon show that
water In the past rose moro than a hun
dred feet when Ice jammed In the can
yons. Circle City and Eagle city are
only thirty feet above the Yukon's nor
mai level.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-18
Incoming yesseIs-By wireless.

S. Mlnnotonba. 2S miles east OF Sandy Hook
al noon yesterday,
SIS California, 800 miles east of Sandy Hook
AT noon.
sTeSGs. ilco miles east Of Sandy Hook at
Sc Amergka, $50 miles east OF Sandy Hook at
s. yaterland, l..jO miles eas OF Sandy Hook
at .:aO T. NJ
s. Ksssr dy w nnoR At Der s.o Gr'sie i2 miles
S. bremen. 600 miles east OF Sandy Hook OF
2:iO j. NJ
S. El sol. Galveston. 20 miles south OF
sandy Hook At noon
s BraIos ssG Juan, ii6 miles south of
Ss Creole New Orleans, 28 miles south OF
SIS Seminole, Turks Island, ~ miles south OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-18
HEIGHT LIMITATION HEARING.

The Board of Estimate will give hear
Ing on Tuesday on the plans OF the Build
.ug Heights Commission, which filed Its
report with the board last December
som. opposition has developed to the
proposed limitations and a series OF hear
ings viii Doe held. The advisory commits
Sion VAS appointed by the Board of Esti-
mates committee on the height size and
arr4ag, Jient vi buildings. 1t was made
np '0t nineteen men from the various
ooroughs who are familiar with real estate
natt,rs. The commission was headed by
Edw7d VI. Bassett. former Public Ser
vice commissioner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-18
WOOD EXHIBITION IS NEXT.
Lumber show Opens at Grand Gem
trail Palace This Week,

The first concerted effort TO exploit the
wood industry Of America in all its
branches will be made AT the Grand Cen
trail Palace beginning next Thursday
evening and continuing daily until May 30.
The undertaking Is under the auspices
OF the National Lumber Manufacturers
Association. which aims AZ producing one
OF the most comprehensive attractive and
generally instructive expeditions ever
given In this country. All the phases
OF the industry will he shown and moving
pictures OF firefshting and logging are but
two OF the features
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-18
NEW ~ PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

Tia, times sre dull in real estate makes
no difference to some people who follow
Il ~ q profession. There Is a company
with q high sounding name recently or
gained which Is making plenty OF money
solur guaranteed ic per cent. bonds
against properties which they have bid
lu at tax sales. which bonds they OFFER
a. guaranteed 10y the city OF New York
Il Is sid that there is good demand
FOR them among people of small means
and little knowledge OF tax liens.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-18
CHARITIES BUILDING CHANGES.

building a four story extension and in
stallius a store IA the nine story offices
AZ 2S7 To .n3 Fourth avenue, l0i to l1s
Fas, FScusyesocOud street and ia to
lso Fast Twontv-'hird street, which Is
owned by the United Charities and the
li-Caspcr Company, Incorporated.
The cost ~ making this alteration has
been estimated at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-18
VT. SINAI EXTENSIONS.

Mount Sinai Hospital plans soon to
rect four new structures, ranging In
height from three to nine stories Arnold
". Brunuer has been commissioned to
prepare the plans. The property 10 be
improved Is the block bounded by Firth
and Madisou avenues. Ninety-nlnth to
tooth street. with the exception OF the
Madison avenue front. The property
which measures approximately POLIO feet
on rf'u avenue, 800 feet on Slnety-ninth
stree, and 800 feet on Tooth street, was
purchased IN several parcels during the
il.t TWO years from different owners.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-18
MORTGAGES.
(with name and address Of lender and
lenders attorney
Downtown.


with name and address Of lender and
lenders attorney
Downtown.
Csouth Of Fourteenth ST.
vEsEr ST, rLss. s2sxso.s;vessy st, ~,
Broome st. :t5nsS' "a ay. W cor s,h 81;
rn ss ids az N.t t.d SSs . wv 500
18TH ST 80 1871 sth ~, as anstio.
sp Q, May 10; atty. l. I r Co. 100
Bway ..................... .''..'.' $4,000
East Side.
EAST Of Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10th stsD
18TH ST - Go " tth az; so.s.s-John
y na"A 'SF 8 SAYING asy. sr %s T. M Va.
ssTH ST, -. is ia .v. assiosss @ WIN
c. May Is; atty, Il NJ BurEhsrd, III
Bway ....,..,.,..,,.., ,...,,, YES 900
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north Of 10Th ST.
ii?TH ST. IS =, Sc $50 " Park av. ,:e.ay
Winer, Iia i isTtS :. pr mtg $4,000,
May lS. due as per bond; attys U9rady
1issTr2mf ST aio park sy asoI 1890
Mary u Lenahan to y y Title Ins GO. 1875
,I pTsy My b "a yrs ~
ssiixso--Bavsrlan Resi,y. Co TO Benz
MordecaI ct al, trus. $40 W 1o5th st, May
10. due as per bond; atty. CO. ls
SANE pRoPERrY-sams to '1e.nij Nor Nor
decal, 3la W l0jth 81, pr mtg $4,000, due
az per bond. May 10; atty. O co, lI6
lssTH ST. IS, iSo W Amsterdam av. ss ~
Richard Y Stone ct al to Title T
Co, l76 Bway, May 4, due as per
bona ..,.,....,,... ...',,.,,., ,Slo,OOO
Bronx.
Borough Of The Bronx.)
HOE Ay, a. 100 l67th st. Iooxio0-
Roman Catholic Church of 81 John Chry-
soatom OF City y to Emrisrhnt Indus
trial Savings Bank, 81 Chambers 81. Mar
~, yrs, p C; atty. scanlon.
Snamners =, '.',''.,.'' mia, .Ie'ooo
75.4x12 iisi04 i0--Walter Il Randall 10
Louise J Hsntord, Belden av, Nor
walk. Conn, May 10. yrs. p @: atty. G
g Taber $50 Montague at, Bklyn. "a, 900
SAME PROPERTY-Same to WIN T Fare
we'll Motherhood county. N J. prior mtg
$4,000 May 10 yrs 90 @; atty. II Van
penbeII 100 Bway' ,,...,,.,...,..,1lOO 900
Louis AleSy TO Marie Kohl. sei V SSH ~.
May IS, yrs, CT atty 7 Co leo
oIINviLLE Az. s6is. VS., iOxs.II--John
Tormey to Josephine Maher BAY Shore,
l. T. May 10, yrs, bh c; ATTY. W y
UNION Nv, ssi, 81. s7,sxloo-Harry Goid.
stain to Caroline stern, ISL W esd st. pr
mtg ess.bco, May 1s. due June 90 1915. .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-18
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

CHARLES ST. 1870 and i3s-My,op s.,,u.
agt walter + Springstein ei al (for.-
closure OF two mortgages; atty. NJ Mon
EAST BROADWAY. 3iI-Ella Hopkins
agt loung Mems Benevolent Assn et al
foreclosure of mortgagel; attys Yer
PIsnck. Prince a Flanders
iEagh IT. 90, and 500 W-Andrew Wilson
m,nnne BIanehard ct al foreclosure
l.SrH ST So? W--John NJ Lambert mr.,
EDWIN walton ct al Noreclosur, OF
MADISON AV..,s e cor 7ed at. loa2x&o;
t.d 81 rs E-Dime Savings Bank OF
brooklyn agt Louise Butler ct al lac
tion to compel determination Of ciaim) ;
HOFFMAN ST. se :, n, ,s,., :,
Is,sxioo--Arthur George Bell ast Joseph
TesOro et al foreclosure OF mortgage .
httNs, Williamson & Bell
lfisT ut, SIS, 7st n . of Willis nv, sTsxIoO
Herman Field ast Jacob Hrsrh e, nj
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; atty, Mon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-18
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

18TH ST, i2l Il, basement store and sub
basement--David Guth TO John A. Let
tino. 30 Il l1th VI, yrs from May /.
1915, atty. Chas r Bohlcn, 1876 Il s3d
HOUSTON ST 1863 W, all-Maria MoriggIa
10 Giovanni Bertorallo. 9l6 Thompson 81
yrs from Apr 10. lsit............tiO aO
"SD ST. i6i r. W part OF ,tor.-Iohn
Flynn 20 Danl Perillo. ZIG Il ?2d st, yrs
AMSTERDAM Az, 2ss?. & .tore.- 'ITyO
young Realty Co TO VIM 4 Mosel 500 W
I'ist -, yrs from June !. 1919: atty. "
lsecke, 203 Bway ...,...'..' ssno
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-18
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEr--Rrooli,n

NICELY furnished large square room to
let: no. and cold water In the room; good
closet; private house Ia strictly high class
residential locality. Convenient 20 trolieys OF
the Putnam ave, sumner ave- TompEIns
ave. and Fulton ~, lines and the Fulton
street Il" Gentleman only 50 Also good
hall room to let. Address II. T. X. Box
100 sun Orive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-18

p @, at'ys sIrasbouFser' 2, -
BNAg .ss'.s''.s. .'.ss' ''tS"'1VV
GREEN LANE. : W ~ Raymond lN. .5N
iOll--Mariatana Cullo 70 Albert W
Myisel. Laurel az. Sea Gate. l. l. May -,
lnstall- 6 y C; a;ty, Albert " Meisel. l6i
tNay '.''...s.' s.ss'' s14'
iJ5TH Ut, n r. 100 Stebblns av. ;0A irres
Angel '..ustu 90. Inc 90 Comfy Ais
co. 40 Wall ~, pr mtg $4,000, Apr 80. ]
VI, y c, ATTY. Thomas. 80 wal
wEsTcHEsTi:R Az, SIS. n 5. si.iSG5s-.
DesIder Scho-n to Pincus Lowenfeld
aEo. Zoe l. san ~, May IA due Nov l..
II ....,........'. Observation-Disclosures 1900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-18
Buys STATEN ISLAND HOME.

J, S,e.l!Vs Drake has sold for william
y Cutting To Albert \. Mecker OF Man
haitian the corner Of Winant and Krei-
s'ucr streets. kreschervillc. s. l., a house.
on plot 5lxlO6. which Mr.. Meeker will
occupy as his residence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-18
LEASE MoNTCLAIR PLACES.

Hughes 4 Wh,tby and Pcase & Gilman
have leased at MuntGlair, n. j., ~ God
frey road, Tor the Godfrey Land & Build
ing Company. 10 u. u. Cole; also II Sun
ct ar'1u" for Mrs. 4. Ferguson Brown
20 J G. Cook
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-18
RECENT CITY BUYERS.

william \. Kaufman is the buyer of
sSs Ninth avenue. sold recently by A. V.
Amy a Co for Abraham Nelson.
Morris Epstein is the buyer OF the
dwelling az 90 East Ninety-thlrd street.
Bertha Epstein, mother OF the buyer.
owns g. adjoining.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 80 sun sets. 7cS Moon rises. .i:S
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH'k a:s5 Gov Island. sos Hell Gate ,5s
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k. $50 Coy Island O36 Hell Gate lilo
Arrived SUNDAY. May IL
So Rotterdam. $40 y NJ, Rotterdam. May
So Lapland 5:91 p, NJ, Antwerp, May
IS Angel u. Perez ~ Vi. seville. Aprll ~.
IS Gcnesee. 8 J.. NJ. Liverpool. May l.
:. Kylens's 2;4I 3 ,; Du9gdee Agr,i =
IS foStou Hall. savannah, May -
IS CITY OF Savannah, savannah, May ~
50 Madison, Norfolk. May "a
- Slegmund. Boston. May IA.
IS Panama. Philadelphia. May 10.
81 Delaware. rh!ladclp May IA
~ Scharztcls, Phlls de lphia, May 10
SIS Ardoyne Boston May IS.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
IS Princes Irene at Naples.
IS Marcn go at HUI,
No Principe Ito, at Rotterdam.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
IS Phllade lphia, from CherbOurg
S. Caledonia. from NONilt.
SIS Poisdam. from Rotterdam.
SIS Vaderland. from Dover.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
Sail To-day.
Mails Nesss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-18

'h"'d JACOB, ano, to Alfred y cohn
y. msToucAL SOCIETY to Alfred Z
EMANpEg uoiDrNG 'coRpN to Ro.s
tSiE cfAs sdmr chas ii ca.y =
Nonrllrn< %GW Jl:KsEY TRUST 90 tt't 70
STEsE ) Wi'MF6RD, to Hcnrleits "
nEi,ZsII, = lNNlE u ct al, to same,ia 1913 80
hE;HNnE,N. ArLTE, =, al, tras, TO Law:
.trlvnooE. MSrRis.' to Abe ,c;ohn',i,,SScS
81 H. H.. iI.'1 EMANuEL 10 Herman, a
nHarun nERMAN to AIR
'hMALr. LAURA " J, cNr. to he Trus,
A.pl a GHp 80 John n Fc,dschcr. 800
fpNNh' hpbERT ", gdn, to Robert "
'.ST.r FREDERIC IN =, 10 Frederic
49, I" ."r and nno, trus.....,..ti 800
XVI 10 .'n" .''''' '''''' ~ !So
SAVE ann aro rus, 20 Am Assoc FOR the
U'. o' lt"epgc'ahlc Aged IndIsentt re;
g,,r. .' 'l'y n Y.,,,,......,''.:;s5oo
'AN'' aa. 10 F de p Foster and an mo-
saw. .. sam. '''''''''' '''''''''',i;sn
'5,ar,.o> HASKELL 4, to Geo F i..ss:
m ,0'luER ALFRED NJ, ct al irilis, 70
j, ~ or ~l2rSGSs" il ;c;irY Ny o ,t r 9
',R\W ILL., JOHN &, to Ethel Turn,
1r'NWLl IoHN =, and ano, TO- Allan
'''.I - al ..-,.''''''''''' 1000
NrNnt SIDE MrG coRPN to Martha Y
G..o Wtii' t. 10 John r;san s. 900
81, NM Il. 70 Herman d Junge $500
~. ANN. oNr to Frank Gass, ~ 200
r'."Elt MARIE 4, to Elizabeth 4 L.
,ItARn EGnEf;r " xGn 20 iR;osser
Save, SUI, $3.50 ''''''''' '''''
" .E. SECOND PRESBYTERrAN CON.
'.iNrIrN OF CITY OF TROY. 80 900
....' dfAt &c TRUST co to Robert Y
y. ST 90 o tou,c wechs!cr ,.s,Soc
.. H-I'Np, ELLA T. to Clarence g
"'G I%s 90 10 Lawyers mortgage
".'.AcH HANNAH. 10 Lawyers 'Mtgs
-" iEls. AIrGE co to Florence II Dun
'''n'''''''''''''' .,..s.s I'd bos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-18
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

STH ST, los W-I.uigi Costabie agt Fred.
erIck Brueck ct a.. July 81, 1913, Sl04
It'll Az, t?l-Peter J Ryan building CO
At, Frank Cassidy ct al. Dec II,
SAME PRoPERTY-samo sst same, May " Il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-18
TO LET-UNrURNIsHEp

FoX sT., 800. 7Ss. 5sI. 7sG. 7Ss, between
Enat l5eth - and I,ongwood Avs-ai
rooms bath, steam, hot water, all improve
mcnts, SIS To- t2i luqulr. JHnitorz.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-18
APARTMENTS TO LEr-rrRNIsuED.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, near 1i5th Street
Attractive front apartment overlooking river
delightfully."- cool; seven rooms, two buths
will sub-lct for summer fully furnished. silver
and linen Included; terms reasonable. Apply
room iOi2. ~ West S.th Street Tel Gree
ley $3.50,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-18
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.

TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of owner ana ana
address party Of second partJ
Downtown.
(South OF Fourteenth ST.
EssEM 81 s Ro..n iSSs 10 hf Edna It.
RossnSsrs, on pr.nisis, mtg 1890. ali
len. May is; a,,y'' Stanton 4, al q
B6wERY, $50, W I, !. Houston 81, q.
s'n .Sa ''1 Ma. ,A g. IS msss a s:'' ia S'
p5SEEf s'i ~, h.s;,." 4
pit, mtg '2a5Oo, May 10. b and q: address;
'T Piai nj pa s III .i af 'i Pain,
IN y: Asf p. Va m,s $4,000 atty M4'Fti
East Side.
EAST of Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
a'R R.. 81 E..,. CO go 20 John I'm v : s Bully
n;F cSns T,, Co. II" en- NAV s., May III
4. m,a $500 May Isl atty. IT IA
asTn, sT.. co., M s.,. ~ q. ;;s'SSSM
,fS.osS; atty. " Til. In. CO. lily
SIS" S1na IT s,.1 1879, nua "a * cons. g to
;S od a." Ma! S''- IS: CO atty i79 e"" e. %is
ss nHas sr. :. is ID Az ii.ios,s.sophis
Nav Mans T. "" ATTY h'''R NJ S sS "a III
'0H$ Mw$ t.s i. S ss;s a:sI;
CO. aso nwsy mtg isc. so. ali liens. Max
49, atty, r q Co, i7s Bway. 800
- hat EouytAenth and
iioth stsD
.sshleqsl. R:.I,S CO e Al;s Really
e. Ea.t 800 pxafS ..:l. ;s' M;y 49, .iS
SETH ST ;iS 2,S ~ n Nh a., H fos.
Ing CO, so7 Bwsy. May o. atty. I'll
'sHg dioi.S.s q :'h p:..I:s
= '' oo, i. 1915 atty, L T Co. .i:S
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of 10th ST.
eoiiT.r..l %":y y xSr III, b,R'h,'H m ana
$4,000, May IL; atty, chas oolds,ein: g
,, NFf1a sr' 81 $40 ", 50 sos 7,h az. liz
ieO'i,IH.nry Horn.,:iIT, g Jessie ! Luke.
q, IN 4; ;,so ,ro Nav ~ wH s,iy LGs % o
rs,TH ST. a, W Honn. ~ ,,d Is. SiDs s's
AK w isSth ST, mtse s22, 900 all liens
May is; atty, Ny TT GO, 1875 Bway. 800
ira tfansftr tax lien Jan g. islOnGns,syus
A Rogers, ref to Zensendal Realty Co,
is5 pway. Mar a1i sttys, Deerins 4 peer,
, INF i " hyT VI, $50 L.nox sy. !SS
% ii-per,ha oeld.,sin 10 n Y CITY Unit
SCc, May Ii; atiys, stra'bOurser, L 4 3,
nIttr hTsg DRIVE. cor ii.ih at. sO,ii
NsO--WIn Gamble ct al TO Bavarian Realty
Go, 100 Bway. May IL: atty. q Co iIS
ST "TTSieHoLAs ri. IS, iii $ 9 lisa 81 Il
extended, 75xio0-Bavarian Realty. Co 10
Gamble Brown Realty Co, 292 Washington
ST. mtss $50. 900, all liens May ~ atty;
,5IrHH G sT. ~ s. s2is " blvd Lafayette
boxsp II - Archer NJ Huntington to the
American Geographical Society, s7b6 Bway,
1sAiIPTr ST, s.. ss6.s Bway. iex,s.ii.
Henry si:esr. u corp 20 VT y ao sp d,.i
ri Msyhsm, 2, Cedar st ,oco,,isi,, 400 400
palsy u Moran to Vim Webber and ano
100 Riverside Drive. Apr %. mtss 5000;
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with name and address Of owner and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party Of second part)
The Washington times., 1914-11-09
+: Odd Facts !:

A candle sixteen feet high and weigh
ing 400 pounds. the finest and largest
wax taper ever produced. has been made
IN New York. and is ultimately to stand
In the Vatican at Rome, where II win
pe hshted once year on All Souls
day, in memory of the late J. Pierpont
Morgan. At this rate 1t win have an
endurance Of quite 3,2s5 years-assumine
It is left to burn twelve hours on each
day when 1t is lighted.
The Underground Company of London
has just fixed on the down platform at
Earl's Court station two striking sepis
bromide engagements of views of South
end Westcliff. They are declared to be
the largest Photographic reproductions
that have ever been made. Each
measures sixty square feet, being twelve
feet in length by five feet Tn width
exactly IA times the size of the mega
tives from which they were copied.
AT every depth of the ocean some
form Of animal life has been discovered
which varies in character with the
depth below the surface. At the depth
Of two miles the weight of the water Is
more than two tons to square inrt.
or more than go times that Of the sur
face. All plant life ceases at a depth Of
300 feet, but below this point mary
forms OF animal life have been dis
covered.
Copyright, 1874. by Newspaper Feature
Service, Inc.)
The Washington times., 1914-11-09

Batters of all kinds are, extremely
simple If important points in stirring
end making them are noted. Con-
tfary to the usual custom. ii is bet
ter to sift the -four into the liquid
than to pour the liquid into the flour.
: id the two very slowly to avoid
Jumps. Beat over and over with a
large perforated spoon or whip.
Allow the mixture to stand long
enough that the -four may swell and
the mixture not be Unexpectedly too
thick. IF we notice the deft hot-cake
expert in various restaurants, we will
see that he pours the batter and does
not spoon it. Yet few women have
followed this common sense plan and
stick to the old inefficient method
of ladling the batter instead Of pour
ing it.
The important thing after the
mixture is the griddle. Custom has
decreed that it should be soapstone.
but there are both aluminium and
cast iron and iron griddles which
give excellent results. The import
the right temperature before the
halter is laid on it. The griddle
should never be washed, but wiped
with paper or towel. Securing with
salt Will sometimes prevent stick
ing. From supply stores we can
secure little holder for the fat,
o" griddle greaser which will help
us in the somewhat untidy task of
greasing the griddle.
While many of the prepared pan
cake Hours on the market are ex-
Cellent. the addition OF a tablespoon
of syrup, shortening, increases the
delicacy of the cake. Mixtures or
milk are also more tender, and a
griddle cake is like other cakes-if
YOU can't make it of the best materi-
al it is not worth while. Eggs will
give it moro nourishment and be
more attractive looking WafYles
are particularly nourishing because
they arc a rich egg batter. The hot
cake is nutritious because it CON-
bines milk, flour, eggs, and sugar.
especially when eaten with some
kind of syrup. As il has a high
starch sugar and fat content. it Is
an excellent food to resist winter
cold and keep up the body's energy.
Copyright, 1914, by Mrs. Christine
Frederick
The Washington times., 1914-11-09


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TIMES BEDTIME STORY
TOM TABB'Y AND THE KITE.

before she spoke. Nov. don't be
disappointed" she said You may
sit with your hat and coat on by
the window while | air the room.
That is ali / can do for YOU" But
Teddy was not disappointed. and after
his warm coat was on, he drew in
great breaths of the fresh air. Mrs.
Tahby went down, and almost at the
same time Ted saw Tom fasten the
kite string TO the fence and disap-
pear.
Just then the wind changed High
in the air almost level with the win
otOI: flew the kite, and while Teddy
waited with beating heart IL came
nearer. and nearer, and in one more
minute, il was sailing right in the
window! He had it in his paws, and
was giggling as if he could never
stop. Turn about is fair play" he
whispered to himself as he undid the
knot. let the string fly out with the
breeze. and hid the kite under his
bed All the rest of the morning,
poor Tommy hunted for it, He
thought that the wind had carried
x off. Finally he came to Teddy in
The afternoon. Let's play some
thing" he said. I've lost my kite
And SO you want me now that the
kite is gone asked Ted. Tommy