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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-15
LIS PENDENS.
NOVEMBER IL.

ELIZABETH ST, " 8 as # Of Grand -,
4ox94; Washington Trust COMPANY OF the City
of New York agt Mary Fuchs ct al foreclosure
of mtg; attorney, " NJ Powell
Standard Damp PROBING and Roofing Co ast
William F Rohrig Co notice Of levy): attorney.
S Greenbaun1.
SILVER ST II E. $50 II Of Main St TOOK
100: William H Beam et AZ azt George H F7hr-
gott ct al foreclosure of Mtg; attorney. J
Theau
227TH ST. :, 155 # of Barnes avs. c5x
ct al foreclosure Of mtg); attorney. G Schwics-
18TH ST, S31 East; Max Rube1 at Lottie II
Lion ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys, NJ r
s. D w Blumenthsl
MORRIS ST II s. a27 o. of Washington
ave, 1s.6x147- 1ox irreg; Louis Joseph ast Joseph
c 1. Thomas ct al foreclosure of mtg); attorney,
II Swain
HOIST ST, ISIS 70 1872 East: Julius Levy ast
Martin II Goodman ct al foreclosure OF mtg.
attorneys, Cooper Baer-
sTH AVE. 5, All II OF 15sth ST. 25x1oo;
Ieonore Tanner agt David Kalrnsn ct al
foreclosure of mtg); attorneys. Lindsay. Kali.h
& Palmer.
CONCORD AVE, cor Lexington st. 15ox
100. The Bronx; Albert y Crow AIT Julius T
Staples ct al (arnended foreclosure OF Mtg. at
torney W 3 McNiece.
PROSPECT AVE, sw cor 1soth ST. COX
1902: Freehold Conservation Co agt Raphael
Kurzrok ct al (specihc performance; attorneys
Shapiro & Levy
GREENWICH ST, s $50 s It n of Canal 81
44xao; Liquidation Realization Corporation az.
Newtoun Construction Co et al foreclosure OF
MTG; attorney. II Lcary.
BIRMINGHAM ST 2; Birmingham ST. s. SO
II OF Henry st. 3Sx6Sx irres; Sophie StolIer
agt Lewis krIlewitch faction 10 compel canceIla-
ton If MTG; attorney, BiusrInan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-15
A 45sToRY OFFICE PROJECT
Plans Accepted for Structure OF aha'
Height for Park Place.

The Broadway and Park Place Company
F. W. Woolworth. president, mas dc'epte"
the plans of Cass Gilbert for forty-hVe
story building, the upper nineteen loors Vi
which are to be in the form OF tower
considerably larger in area than the Metro
politan Tower. which is the tanest. II the
plans are carried out. the second tdlesI
skyScraper in the world will be bullt at TIC
southwest corner of Park Place and Broad
way.
The plans have been revised several tlmes'
Mr. Woolworth wanting more than mere
building, and it is estimated that the pro-
posed structure will cost about s5VSOe"
The ground forming the base was accunu-
lated recently at a cost of about s2WO,W"
space on the southerly and westerly ends
being subsequently purchased to preserve
the light of the lower floors Plans for the
founda ton, which are to be carried to bed
rock. were fled last week. the cost being
estimated at SJN9.C0o
The main building viii be twenty-six
stories and the tower nineteen stories and
about Sc feet square, the tip of the tower
being 625 feet above the street. or thirteen
feet higher than the Singer Building. The
same architectural features of the front of
the structure will be carried out the
four sides. there being blank walls, a
departure unusual in commercial buildings
Other features include a swimming pool in
the basement, with showers, and it is pos
Slble that there will be gymnasium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-15
PATROLMEN UNDER SUSPICION
Forty Bike Cops May Be Sent Back
to Pounding the Pavement.

III certain suspicious In the mind of Dem
uty commissioner DriscoII have any merit
II looks like long term at pavement
pounding In the rural districts for forty
bicycle patrolmen. The deputy thinks that
number OF vandals. who destroyed fifteen
iron cots and number OF blankets belong
ing 10 the national guard in the Yves, S0th
street station house recently were recruit
ed from the marked forty.
III 'here is anything bike cop hates
worse than having his pay delayed 1t is TO
be forced TO sleep in station house. For
years tne riders have Icrded II over their
ieSS fortunate brethren on foot. They
nave eisht hour shifts and get all sleep
time at their homes. But the express
uii'oi' strike changed the order of things
do men were needed badly. and the bicyclsts
"ero iorceo 10 stay on reserve.
10 accommodate the overflow at the West
~, 80, station few days ago cots
- We're borrowed from national
iesInients- The next morning the
M, round to be of no further value.
when NJ were no longer blankets.
aoaidas Dfiscon heard of the affair he
100 =. . The policemen. In spirit OF
80 IL, hs deprived of their time hon.
,ne ,.,,,s u. mad sought to get revenge on
"aVing themselves bedless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-15

Realty buyers we're active yesterday In
many residential and business districts. In
the upper West Side modern apartment
house and hig vacant plot changed
hands. and in lower Seventh avenue fine
corner parcel was sold.
An investor bought from the Common
wealth Mortgage Company the Lyndon
Arms. six story elevator apartment
house, on plot 75xS6 feet. at No 52i Riv-
erside Drive The house was formerly
known as the Veronique. and is located at
about i25th street.
1t was erected in 1905 ny the Rutland
Realty Company on a plot acquired from
the Metropolitan Realty Company. J. A
Goldstone. architect fer the house. esti-
mated its cost al 100000.
Harry L. To9itz sold plot of six lots
on the north side of Cathedral Parkway,
175 feet west of the junction of LenoX and
St Nicholas avenues. The buyer viii erect
a large apartment house on the site.
The plot has frontage of 100 feet and a
depth of 7o11 feet. facing Central Park.
The property to the EAST. including the
block fronting on ST Nicholas and LenoX
avenues. is owned By J. Sergeant Cram.
The Seymour Realty Company, acting, it
Suit Company. bought from Ida Lohrnann
and Josephine Clark the northwest corner
of Seventh avenue and cath street. four
story building. on lot % Skis feet The
buyers now own the entire block front on
Seventh avenue. between 24th and 18th
streets. the other parcels having been &C
quired at various times since the first of
this year Louis Schrag was the broker in
the transaction.
An announcement Was made yesterday by
the United States Realty and Improvement
Company that ". H Chesebrough. vice
president of that company, had rendered
ms resignation as vice-p president at the last
committee meeting and had asked that il
should be accepted in view of the necessity
ne felt OF giving more time TO his own
personal affairs than his active duties as
viCe-president of the company permitted
The committee refused 10 accept Mr..
Chesebrough's resignation as vice-presi-
dent. but in view Of his earnest desire to
devote more time TO his personal business
affairs consented to relieve him of active
duties on the understanding that he would
remain Yice-presfdent without active
duties. but as an adviser and member of
the board Of directors. Appropriate resoIu-
tons We're passed by the committee COM
mending the valuable services rendered by
Mr. Chesebrough TO the company.
Mr.. Chesebrough has consented to remain
as president of the Alliance Realty Com
pany, in which the United States Realty
and Improvement Company has an interest
and ii is understood that Clarke e. Daley
is to become vice-president of the Alliance
Realty COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-15
MORE BIG MIDTOWN RENTALS
Another Lower Broadway Store Also
Reported Leased to Indiana Concern.

Frederick Fox & Co have leased for the
Marn1ac Construction Company the seventh
and eighth lofts, containing more than T.
600 square feet of space, in the new twelve
story building now in course of construc-
ton at No $50 to 154 West 22d street to
the Columbia Button Works and D. Salts
man & Co; also, for the Number Twenty
West Seventeenth Street Company, the sec
ond and eighth lofts in the new building
just completed by 1t at No. % West nth
street 10 Pinas, Kimmel & Dorf and n.
Salpeer; and for the Lordi & De Respirls
Construction Company the fourth and
eighth lofts in the new twelve story build
ing. just completed by 1t. at Nos. and 10
est 18th street, TO the Imperial Dress
Company and the Crescent Manufacturing
Company, and for Gerstendorf Bros the
top loft at Nos. 222 and 234 East 42d street
10 the r. g Heather Company
The Charles r Moves Company and Den
ger Bros. have leased the store and base
ment at No. AZ Broadway through to
Cortlandt Alley, to the Columbian Enamel
ling and Stamping Company of Terre
Haute, Ind. The premises will be occupied
as an office and saIesroom by the leasing
company.
Louis Schreg and Henry Brady have
leased the house No. 433 West 22d street 10
Annie Cameron, for term of years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-15
NEW BUILDING PLANS
THE BRONX.

OATH ST 8 g 341. so # of Pauldins avs'
sfv frame dwIg .2xf:s; Deleo & Bevaqucia;
$40 Eagle ave owners; George F Crosier. 2Z5d
O0e
NELSON AVE. v s. $50 TT n of Brandt PL
: stv brk tenrllt 50xS7-3; LOnfstan s Bach-
mar 1899 Nelson ave. owners; LLOYD PnJAs,
3d. Anderson ave. architect; cost s3V.op"
COsTER ST >; sly trk dwls, 25xL3-5;
Henry I.owenthaI, 1905 5th ave, owner; r l.
Ellis 1t3S Broadway. architect; cost, So.Ste-
WALES AVE II o cor 151st st; four sty
brh stores and dwIgs, 45x90 and 1881 Wales
Avenue Construction Co. $50 Grand St owner
Charles r Meyers, 1 Union Square architect
cost S34. 900.
BROOK AVE, W e. os.6 # of 16ath st;
: stv brk tenrnr, Iox7s; Normal Construction
Co SCI linton ave. owrer; Charles b Meyers
Union Square. architect; cost $4,000
BROOK AVE, cor 159th 81; two I sy
brI- STORES and dwlgs. "a. AXIS and 4o1S4:
C;ruenstein 6. Mayer $50 Grand ST. owners:
Charles Meyers, Union square architect
cost. $4,000
FOX ST W ia TT of 18TH st; two 5
sty bri, tennlts 81 6xSs; Reliable Construction
Co Wolf 1925 Union ave. president. owner;
CfoIdner & Goldberg, To4 jackson ave, archi-
tects cost. $4,000.
BRYANT AVE. n VI cor Freeman st: sty
hrk tenrnt. i7x90. Clover Construction Co.
Isador Robinson. 15s Broadway, president
owner; Colduer &. Goldberg. 1o4 Jackson ava
architects. cost. s55, 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-15

Gotta Co az. Second Avenue ONCE Building Co.
owner; Bliss & Griffith. contractors: $1,000
7TH AVE. cor Path st. soxsO: same sst
same; $4,000.
ANDREWS AVE, 200 and 22o4 Theodore c
Wood AIT ressamine C Bliss and Collins Bliss
owners: Bliss & Grif1iths. contractors; 500 49,
18TH ST. III and t1e East: same srt Second
fths contractors: sJoI o6
SAME PROPERTY: Hermann & Grace Co
agt same: So $50.
It'll AVE n . cor oath ST. 81 4xTe 3: Cornelius
Gallagher agt Manhattan Office Building Co.
owner; Bliss tiriffiths. contractors: s722 50
18TH ST. ia and 1i6 East: Russell & Erwin
Co. owner; Bliss &, Cfrifiiths. contractors. $3.50.
SAME PROPERTY: National Fire Proohns
co aGt Second Manhattan Office Building O.
owner; Bliss & Griffiths. contractors: 81, AS 3
SAME PROPERTY; John Jordis Iron Works.
Inc agt Second Manhattan Office Building Co.
owner; Bliss & Grifiths, contractors; ss.O7s
It'll AVE. cor 24th st, sa11x7e,2: James
Dutt0n agt Manhattan Office Building &c.
owner; Bliss & Grifiths. contractors: $3.50.
AUDUBON AVE. cor nth st. ioox1oo;
Kahn & Maxim co agt Heights Town Construc-
tors: 500
BROOK AVE, 45a: Hurwitz & Pinkelstein
Iron Works agt II Brand. owner; Goldstein Br's-
contractors. $685.
18Th ST. 81 and 81 East: Frooks Engine Co
agt Jacob Shenk. owner and contractor ire
n,waD: $50 ~.
217TH ST $. 100 # Of white Plains Road.
2!x1O0: Griffin Roofing Co James Butter.
| Inc. owner. GUstsye Schmidt. jr. contractor
S2S2
| 7TH AVE. cor Path st. sTxI9. Rufus pa
rows sons agt Second Manhattan Office Build
/ ing co. owner Bliss & Cirif7ths contractors
IS, 23s 10.
SAME PROPERTY. Fl " PabeD's sons ast
/ First Manhattan Office Building co. Mania
! Office Building 90. Second Manhattan ounce
I Building 90, owners. Bliss & GrihthS' con-
/ tractors $500.
! 18TH ST. ia and 11s East: National FIrs-
| proofing Go agt Second Manhattan once buIfl-
| ing Co owner; Bliss & Grifhths, CONTRACTORS
| S1.24S 81
| WASHINGTON AVE. q = 100 r. OF 49,
| St 50x9o: Bernard kupferman agt Joseph FOL
/ dow. owner and contractor; SfsSi
| 18TH ST III and 116 East: Henry J Hoern-r
ct al agt Second Manhattan ONCE Building Co.
owner: Bliss & Cirffths, contractors, Sl'foV-
| IONGWOOD AVE, sI4; Harry MeltIer az
/ Louis i Bernstein, owner and contractor. so' =
/ 1ST AVE. n 18th ST. 2Sxloo- Staudlnses
! & .Reisberg agt August Wftze! owner ScfaeL-
| fer & Harrington. contractors; go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-15
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

COURTIANDT AVE- Nos 622. ga. 623 and
CO.: Oriental Fireproof Sash and Do2r 20 ast
ONYX Realty Co ct al: July s. 1910; SS'o
SAME PROPERTY; Savoy Glass Co ast sanne'
July s. 1910; $780,
SAME PROPERTY; Joseph Maurice ast same'
July 8. 1910; $1,000.
SAME PROPERTY: Jacob zimmerman as'
same; Aug S. 1910: SILL
SAME PROPERTY: Alfred Ritchlnss asR
same: July IS. 1910: $500
SAME PROPERTY: Bronx Marble Works ast
same: July 80, 1910: S1.34o
SAME, PROPERTY; William Blumensuer sst
same. July Ii. 1910: S597 so.
SAME, PROPERTY. John F Mason agt same;
July 13. 1910. SilI ~.
SAME PROPERTY: Hubener & fischer agt
So me: July I. 1910: ss4es-
SAME PROPERTY: Bonyer & Simon ast sanne'
July Is. 1910; $3.50.
GRAND BOULEVARD and CoNCOCRSk. 8.
$50 II of Burnside ave; Frederick Perstn aSt
fremont Temple Congregation Gates OF Mercy
ct al; Dec 81 1909; $1i'.
SAME PROPERTY: Peter Bonelh ast same
Dec Is. 1909; 81 POO.
SAME PROPERTY: Tagar < Katn ast same;
Dec Is. 1909; $500
SAME PROPERTY; Church F. Gates & 60
azt same: Dec Ii, 1893. s4oi Ia
ODD ST. 15s west; Abuer Biselow ct al
AFT Mentor Realty Co 81 al; Aug -, ISio Va-
Gated; So IS.
IAFoNTAINE AVE. " :. 100 n n OK i!e s
81 Na1teI and Refrigerator Co aSt valentine
Constrnctfon CO. June is. 1910: $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-15
OPPORTUNITY FOR SPECTATORS
Old Milling Plant Fronting on East
River To Be Sold TODAY.

The strong demand for water front dock
and factory property In New York City
should be expressed in the sale to-day by
Joseph F. Day, at the Vesey street ey-
change salesroom. of the Hecker-Jones-
Jewell milling plant at Fulton street and
the East River. Brooklyn, adjoining the
Jersey City Annex and the Martin Stores
It consists of one six story, one two story
and two one story brick buildings, with a.
two story covered pier. The property has
frontage of 55,7 feet on Furman street
and about 100 feet on Fulton street and is
strongly built
Rails are laid from the pier to the fac
tory and the most improved mechanical
appliances for lightering are installed. It
holds perhaps as strong a position as any
water front property on the East River.
and Is excellently adapted for any manu-
featuring business where shipping facilities
are needed. More than 295 feet of riparian
rights go with the property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-15
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address of purchaser)
NOVEMBER Il.

NOVEMBER IA.
MANHATTAN
INTERIOR LOT at blk bet ssth and
seth sts 255 # e of Lexington ave. runs e 5l.6x
- TO beg, gore. Serena Rhinearder TO
Julius pukas: ana $: April 80. 1907; 81: adj
dress, is East Goth
JONES ST . s -a9 # " of 4th st 2511oo 3:
Michl A Rofano to Michael H Murphy (ntg
$50. ooo1; Nov !, 500: address. 123 Cherry st.
MADISON AVE, 165, sly brk. "a sx1oo: e5th
st. 7S West. sly brk, 1sx1oo.s; Front st. &C. 8
sty brk. n W cor Cuyler's Alley. Is. 7xe4x irres:
also personal property, stocks. bonds etc: trust
Frederick Y s Crosby. trustees; Jan q. 1904: re-
recorded from Jan %, 1904; 81: address. 40
Broadway.
PARK AVE. 1853. 3 sty brk Isxsss: Susan
nah W Bornhoeft TO Alfred C Bachman trntg
ST. Oo0l: Nov Il; s1O0; address. 265 West I21st
TheodoTa T Gilman (mtg $4,000. Nov II: 500:
ADDRESS. III East fist st
SPRING ST. 2o6. sty brk. 25x1oo: Gaetano
Marchesni TO Waterford w Smith; 4 part; all
title: Nov 10: 81 address, $40 West Hath st.
WASHINGTON ST. cor Horatio st, IS il
feg Warhigg'Sn st. a. f. OF h0rstio
Baese (mtg $4,000; Nov 10; 500: address,
SAC st Nicholas ave.
Bonding Co to Elizabeth A Brown mtg ST. COO: :
b and s: all liens; Oct 81; 81: address. 121 st
Nicholas ave.
LohrTnan and ano TO Seymour Realty Co tmtg
$500: Nov 9: and s; Sfo0: address. %
Broad st
4TH ST II g cor Jane ST. %. KIT Sx irres:
Robert H Phillips to Pierre Guerin lrntg $40
600; Nov Il: 81; address, % Jane st
9TH ST n g. 243 II OF Ave D. 21x7n: Leo
pod Gottlieb to Herman Gottleb tmt9 81 900
Aug IL: $780, address. go Broadway
sTH ST. 371 East. 8 sly brk. 25xa3 IL: Cecilia
Bernard to Cornelius Leventhal mtg $50 00Ol !;
Oct 5; 800: address. 156 West 14ssh st.
18TH ST, 331 West, sty hrk 25x92; 10th ST.
1888 West. s sty brk. "a 10192x irreg; Annette
Taterka TO Breincnen Wallach and others exrs;
all liens; Sept II: $500; address. 1870 East 10Th
st.
18TH ST. 81 East. sty hrk. 2oN92; Minnie
4 blanchard to Chelsea Realty Co (mtg SIS 600
Nov 10; Sl00: address, 165 broadway
22D ST, s. 4O4.2 It OF 7th ave- 20 1Ox
$3.50; Aroo Realty Co 10 Mayer Sauerbach: all
liens: Nov u: $780, address, AZ Broadway.
23D ST 236 East sly hrk, 20. lO19s o; sd
st. pa East 20 1Oxss.9, sty brk; Corneii. A
Johnson TO Martin Rothschild fmtg SIP 900,
500; address, 522 West 112th ST.
2TTH ST. q and 20 East. 2s sx24 az irres,
with right to alley IS east NJ Davis Doughty
TO Eldrtdge T Gerry; Nov IA; 500: address, 25S
Broadway.
5lST ST. $ 221 It of sth ave 17x1Oo S:
Walter Keys, exr 10 Matthew Beattie mtg
sl0.0GW: Nov IA; SIS. 900: address. al West
54th st.
SAME PROPERTY; Anna Keys TO same; q c.
dover, etc. Nov II. 81: address same as above
9Th ST. lib East, sly brk l7.8x18o 5.
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ssms o; due per bond Johanna IL b''fs -
Fcfo' address. same as above .
| as na o. block 40 same map; m; No. NV g si :
| O1b apond Clarence Rogers TO san
aiuress, los 9Th ave.
| tnsta,rnIl5. map Laconis Park: Nov - : ano
,tstalments per cent Michale Tove ana a s,59
| West ssa eahen: $3.50: attorney. Freeman
F ~; m: Nov O. due as per bond Jos o me
dra sie 1N TO Bruce Brown 60: S42l' w. az
ursss. loo 9Th ave
due MinFoRD PL :. "a # Of 1929 St $40 Nov
q e. Inessdale Realty Go to Michael Sullivan"
V'ooo' address. 343 East 14fst St oo..
n nc o9xio Nov II; Fordham Realty 90 70 III
pr u.a'ion Mortgage CO. $500; address, ID ''''
=, SAME PROPERTY prior mtg $40 400: Nov
aro, uue as per bond; same to William - 1
e'"n: 200; address. PATS Park View p'-
nov So AVE. 175 TT of @ tIrter'
rtasglale Cont and ano to william gleason
n D ooomfed. Conn; $500; attorney. Whaieh ~
Duiih' 2S Broadway
TA6LoR AVE. :. 80 # Of Columbus ave,
Gc2fiooi Nov r. 3 yrs. 51e per cent; Marietta -
Al f1se SEM to Andrew Nebel $500; address l''
al,Sxl3o prior mtg $50, 0oU; Nov "a: Yrs,
per cent cent: George Rosenweig to Title FRANK
s',V"' address. ISL Prospect ave
ID 6x91,5 x irreg: Nov II: = yrs: element H II
Smith to William r Pose; $4,000; address, "o'
West Sist st.
| WALTON AVE. n cor 1S3d st. 91SitlS. bS
| irres; Nov Il; . yrs, 5ls per cent; Emily anu
margaret Jackson 10 American Mortgage o.
S-4.ooo; address. II Nassau So.
151ST ST. 292 East 25x11s.5: Nov IL due az
Per bond; Antonio CapO to Title Guarantee ana
Trust co: So 900: address. 1T6 Broadway
SAME PROPERTY tprior mtg $3,0oW: Nov
-; = yrs. per cent; same TO EleanOra HauS
Ter; Sl.OOo; address. 3O6 Union st. Brooklyh-
152D ST. cor Melrose ave, 2nx114.4 'pT1or
mtg S2ooool; Nov IA: l Vt; Henry hrnsH u
George Ehret; 600; address, 1877 Park ave
18TH ST. " s, $50 fl n Of CoUrtiallHt
ave, 50x2193: Nov IA: = yrs: Margaret Rodney
to Annie Giles; $500: address. 23S Gcnesee ST.
Utica, Y
1S3D ST. : g9T It Of washington ave,
lots each 35x1oO a mtes each SECOND: Nov
5; yrs: John Kendall to Bronx Borough t'dliA'
SIS, 900; address, $40 fremont ave last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-15
BAY RIDGE LOTS IN DEMAND.

Three sales of property in the Bay Ridge
section at considerations aggregating $751;
$50 were closed last week by William
Laemmle. One of the sales affected ten
three story store and fiathouses facing the
block front east side of Third avenue, be-
tween 10th and 18th streets. which Mr..
Laemmle sold for Caspar Iba to an investor.
The other sales were thirteen lots on the
east side Of Third avenue. between list and
72d streets, for II. Schwanewede to a
builder, who will erect next spring four
story stores and flats, and for the Bay
Ridge Development Company % by 100 feet
on the southwest corner of Third avenue
and sd street, and lot adjoining in the
street. 20 by 100 feet. to P. J. Carlin, who
has broken ground for stores and apart
Inenfs accommodating ten families
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CITATIONS.
SCHMESGER

sCHMBNGER, JOHN PHILIP-THE PGE
OF the State OF New York, by me Craze
God Free and Independent Elizai-s
Frlncks; Msrsaretha Streun Ma6eltns schnse
Dora Miller. Philip G Schmenger. rs
sohmenser. Philip Rohr Emil I Rom. Z;
D Rohr. Edward J Rohr. Kari Rohr, Rt.s {
Rohr, Henry Rohr. Otto Rohr- Dora Schmzg
helmina A E Jevett. Louis ". Miller. WIS
a. Miller. Louise Rsuch. Christina L Y
and Joseph c. Miller, and 70 ell persons = r
sstsd in the Estate Of John Philip SohnsrssssS
creditors. legatees. next Of kin or oth.zss
send greeting
You and each IF YOU are hereby cited ard E
quired personally to be and appear before e
Surrogate Of the County Of New York a
S1rrosates' Court OF said County. hsld
Hall of Records, in the COUNTY q New u
on the 18th day Of December. 1910. al hslt1s*
ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF t1st cay
and there 70 attend judicial settlsTne1t q
account OF proceedings OF Henry I1ss
Henry Schneider, as Trustees. under ire
VIII and Testament OF said deceased. and
OF you as are hereby cited as srs unes
age Of twenty-one years. are required 70 slsi.x.
BY your guardian. IL you have one, or Y yor , :
none. 70 appear snd apply for Cns 20 %
pointed or in the event OF your lsssr
failure TO do 50. q guardian VIII re s2r.
by the Surrogate 10 represent and acr tof
in the proceeding.
In testimony whereof vs have caused
Seal Of the Surrogates, Court OF ne said u
" OF New York 20 be hereurto affixed
Witness Hon Abner c Thomas. - j
gate OF orr said County, az
New York County Of New York. the 1.n
Srrroxatss' Of October. in the year OF our
Seai.I one Thousand nine hundred az
DANIEL. = DOWDN5f.
Clerk o. the Surrogatss Cor.
tees. No 14O Nassau 81. Borough Of
f1fra7
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

NOTICE TO TAXPATERS- = DEPA K ~ u.
of Finance. Bureau for The COLLECTOR or ~
81 Chambers st Stewart Buiidingl, Nann,1.
-rro0ortan- 7ortcs 10 axpsysrS--Not1cs IS ~
by given 10 all persons whose taxes for me
1910 have not been paid oefors ne 1st ds
SIAN - nails =, the Receiver cf Taxes az
Office In the Borough in which the proper''
located. as follows: Borough OF NanhaI1s1-
Chambers ST. d. Borough OF The bToIlA, u IN.
of BroOkIyn. Rooms .. 4. 8 and : NUE..
Building: Borough CT Queens court SGcaTs
Island City. Borough % RICHMOND, o 4
Hall St George. he will charge, r7c7-es
collect iIpor such taxes 50 rsnla ming unps--
that day. IN addition 20 the amount ..
taxes interest at the rate @ seven Pr -
Per aununl. to be calculated from US -,
which rbe said taxes became due and Psss
viz, October 3. as provided in Section ZOE ~
the Charter as amended by Chapter 4s''
OF 1908.
November L 1910.
FRED II E FBSTE1N. Receiver Of -.