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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-28
SPORTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


New York IL, Boston 3.
New York, TApril 2S.-The New
York Nationals defeated Boston yes
terday, 10 to 5. Brown and Mar
guard were unsteady and were re-
placed by Parson and Crandall. Fred
Merkle hit the ball over the left field
fence in the fifth inning-the first
time this feat has been accomplished
since 1909 when Harry Davis lifted
the ball over the barrier.
Boston ................ 3
New York ...........12 3
Brown, Parson and Graham; Mar
guard, Crandall and Myers and Will
son.
Cincinnati 4, Chicago ..
Cincinnati. April 2S.-Cincinnati
won from Chicago yesterday by
punching three hits with three bases
on balls and two sacrifice hits in the
second.
Score: R.H.E.
Chicago ................ 10
Cincinnati Z l
Pfeister and Killing; Jasper and
Clarke.
Philadelphia 4, Brooklyn ..
Brooklyn, April 2S.-with Nap"
Rucker on the slab after a long alb
sence caused by a sprained ankle,
the Brooklyns made a good showing,
but lost again to Philadelphia, 4 to
2
Score: R.H.E.
Philadelphia /
Brooklyn /
Beebe and Doom; Rucker and Ber-
gen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-28

Oakland
san Francisco ..............1 6 8
Christian and Mite; Miller. Brown
ing and Berry.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-28

Results Yesterday.
Vancouver ., Tacoma I.
Spokane S, Victoria I.
Seattle 6, Portland 0.
Vancouver Wins.
Vancouver, b. c., April 2S.-By
punching hits in the 18th inning
Vancouver won yesterday from Ia
coma by a score of to /. The game
was the best seen the local grounds
this season.
Score: R.HE
vancouver .''..'.......... l
Tacoma ...,-.........1 6 8
Erickson and Lewis; Schmutz and
Devogt.
Spokane Takes Another.
Spokane, April 2s.-Victoria outhit
Spokane again yesterday, but Spo-
kane won, to Z. Thomas was hit
hard and retired in the first inning.
Sage replaced him. Victoria solved
Kraft in the fifth and scored four
runs. In the eighth Strand relieved
Kraft and with the bases full the
II year old boy struck out the third
man.
score: r. H. E.
victoria ................. Is 3
0FuA'He '''..''..- ........S II 4
Thomas, Sage and Dashwood.
KRAFT, Strand and Hasty.
Portland Is Shutout.
Seattle, April 2S.-Garrett was wild
ana was hit hard yesterday and Sc
attie had no trouble defeating Port
lahd, to 0. The locals fast work on
the bases was the feature.
r. II. Z.
- '-'''''. ..........6 IL 2
Portland n
seaton and Shea; Garrett and Har-
ris.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-28
Philadelphia 4. BROOKLYN .
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


smith In the second inning and play
ing on even terms with the local team
until the eighth inning. New York
won from Boston yesterday. to g..
score: r. H. E.
new YORK ................4 4
Ball, c. Smith and Carrigan: Ford
and Sweeney.
Philadelphia 8, Washington Q.
Philadelphia, April 2s.-Washing-
ton was defeated here yesterday for
the third straight time. the score be-
ing TO s. Philadelphia won the
game in the seventeenth inning by
hitting otey and Walker for eight
hits, which. with an error by Elber-
field netted eight runs.
Score: p II T
- Noi '''..''. ---.--6 1e
Philadelphia ....9 IA 2
Otey. Walker, Gray and Street:
Morgan. krause and Livingstone,
Thomas.
Chicago Il, st. Louis l.
chicago, April 2S.-Chicago de-
leated 81 Louis IA to in a batting
bee yesterday. Lord and Bodie led
in the batting, the former getting two
singles and like number of triples.
Bodie cleaned the bases with a dou-
BILE in the third inning and also made
two singles and a triple.
Score: puE
SHcdeo ''.'..... ....14 IS l
81. i>ouis ''.'.
walsh Baker and Sullivan, Black;
Powell, Ffeiffer and Clark.
Detroit 8. Cleveland 8.
Cleveland. April 28 Cleveland
gave Gregg poor support yesterday
and Detroit won s to 3. Detroit also
eHcelled the locals on the bases. !
Sobb's home run over Jackson's head
scoring Jones ahead of him was a
feature.
Score: p H =
Gregg, Smith and Land, Fisher:
Mullin and Stanage.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-28

Save money by reading today's ads.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
THROWS OUT SECOND WILL
Court Says Beneficiary Was
Guilty of Injustice.

Surrogate Fowler refused yesterday TO
admit 90 probate the will of Mrs. Fracine
Francoise Sandberg, who, with her hus-
band. kept an antique shop, the court say
ing that Justine Ruch, who was the bene-
fciary under the will, and the lawyer and
two witnesses were guilty Of improperly,
injustice and lack OF circumspection."
Sandberg made his wife a partner in his
business Husband and wife drew mutual
Wills, each naming the other as legatee of
the property Of the one who died first.
This was done, the husband said, 10 pro-
tect the business against a rival concern.
Mrs. Sandberg became seriously III and
was taken 10 st. Vincent's Hospital. A
few days before her death, It was testified,
she became deirous On the day she died
she made another will revoking the pro-
vision corresponding with that of her hus-
bands will and leaving her share Of the
business to justine Ruch who was a clerk
in the employ OF the business rival Of
Sandberg Mrs. Sandberg explained In her
second will that she made Ruch her heir
for his many acts of kindness"
This act OF Mrs. Sandberg made ii posi-
BILE for the clerk I'm the rival shop TO be-
come half owner in the business OF her
husband Surrogate Fowler said In his de-
cision that the lawyer who drew the sec
ond will was stranger 10 Mrs. Sandberg
as were also the witnesses whom the law
yer picked up on his way TO the hospital
Who summoned the lawyer was not dis
closed The court restored the business 10
Sandberg as provided in the first VIII.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES,

rTarbart e. Streat. trustee. 10 Lawyers I'VE
Insurance and Trust CO. $1,000 -oo
Mimi Howe 10 Robert " Todd: 81 500 :,
E5na II r Tngle. administrative 10 Edna n
Ingle. 81. -. asa, 90 Sarah
Albert \ Zimmerman 70 Edward Hlrschhorn'
So 800. INA
Isaac Shimsn 20 Pauline Niitchik. 81 o, 20
Hunts Point Estates 70 SOPHIE stem 81: -
Central Trust co 10 Yer Panck estate SlVo.
Ncw York Trust % 70 Lawyers INle lnsnr-
ance and Trust Co: $4,000 ooo
Wilson Powell 20 Jonathan NrlSnt' slooSV''
Title Insurance Go TO John w Sterling; s-o'
900 -. -. .,
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust 60 10
LAWYERS Mortgage 60: SsiDO
Leo & Dessar to Eddie Dessar; 5000.
Eellwood Realty 90 to John q Borsstede
Hunts Point Estates to Kellwood Realty CO.
Martin 7 Farley. jr to Harry W Bell; 81.
Riverside Niaduct Realty Co 10 Leopold mayer
William Harte to New York Mortgage ana
Tiry Nortgage co 10 New York Trust Co: 81:
Re6ecca Davis and ano administrators et al
10 Charles VI Rosenthal. $1,000.
Margaret McCabe 70 Rosanna Flnch; 81
Martha " McManus and ano, executors 20
Frederick Sauter. jr; $4,000
Title Insurance 90 TO Ella Scott and sno'
executors. S32,J -,,, ,r-. ~.
''''ViGgi american Mortgage Co to New York Trust
SaIre TO New York Trust Co; s30,O25.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
MECHANICS LIENS.

.5TTJ ST. ;. i25 4 2 Of seventh ave, 50xl2l
/ Federal Terra Gotta Company agt George
| Racker Construction Company, owner and con
l.tractor; $500.
/ AMSTERDAM AVE. W cor 175th ST. 10Ox5o
| I u A = Horn Company agt l. Lentz Realty
! COMPANY owner and contractor; Benjamin Me
! bere. contractor; $500.
J SAME PROPERTY, Oscar " Neyins ag;
/ SANE. 500.
18th ST. No ! East: New York slate Works
agt Union League club. owner; W 6 w +
! C1ockett. contractors. r G Fisher Company.
sub contractors: 500
FIFTH AVE-. II " cor 53d ST. lo5xl226. same
aet II Thomas's Church. owner: Norcross Bros.
Company. contractor; Fisher Company.
Sub contractor. SNlo.
BRoADWAY. n " cor 1891 81, ltoxl25: Fs-
ntr q McCauI agt Morris Levin and wife own
crs: Morris Levin. contractor; ssi7 IS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE: cor s4th st. 49,
81. owner: Mark Eafalsky ct al contractors;
500
FULTON AVE v $. l75.t It OF i7ist st.
lo6vloo. sanitary FIreproonng and Contracting
Company agt Bethel Construction Company.
owner and contractor sIa.
GOTH ST. 40 50 East; Jacob c siefert AZ,
J,soph r Wertheim. owner: Boughton Knoll
Comrany. contractor. Roe, suz-contractor;
BROADWAY. Nos 7O4 and 7O6: Gustav NJ
u Kloy agt Rudolph Eoskowitz. owner: West
Proldway Construction company. contractor.
$50 81
I.ENINGToN AVE. Nos eolo and 2ol2: 10
soph cohen agt Harry Hellinger, owner and
contractor; SO 30
HOE AVE. % :. l25 q 50 Of 173d 81 75SiOO:
Martha Mauassa aGt East 10th Street Realty
COMPANY. owner ana contractor; Sl495 30
oiTH Sr No 23 West: Moses i Perault ir
AIT Theresa Steinmann, owner and contractor:
SG2 IS
toTH ST 40 2o6 East. American Guarantee
Roofing company agt Frederick and Eliza
1;ronholz owners; Diedrick Gronholz. jr., own
et and contractor. SO
sTH IT. Nos 29o and col East; same az,
erur. Siui
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
CHALLENGE ALDERMENS' ACT
Controller Says Estimate Board
Considers Budget Cut Illegal.

Controller Prendergast said Yesterday
that certain members of the Board Of EST
mate were seriously considering bringing
IN action TO declare illegal the action OF
The Board OF Aldermen IN cutting the 1912
budget by about 100000.
Some persons hold that the Board OF AL
dermen had no right TO cut from the budget
the most of the items to meet q so-called
deficiency in taxes. Others say that the
Board OF Aldermen stepped beyond its
powers in fixing up some OF the schedules
in so much as the charter gives IL power
10 cut but not TO incorporate anything new
IN the budget,
At best II will be some time before the
taxpayers will know just what the 1912
budget will be The Board OF Aldermen
cannot Officially declare the budget until
Two weeks have elapsed after the receipt
OF the Mayors message on the budget. Up
20 that time they would have the power of
overriding by three-quarters vote the
veto of the Mayor as - certain small cuts
made.
The members OF the Board Of Estimate
who argued against tho cuts made by the
Board Of Aldermen show that the conten-
1ion of the latter that the tax rate was 20
be lessened IS false. AS matter Of fact.
The money that was taken ont Of the budget
10 meet deficiency in taxes will also be
stricken ont of the general fund, so that
tho rate viii not be- lessened by ii penny SO
far as that cut is concerned.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
AUTOPSY REVEALS NOTHING
Further Examination To Be Made
of Mrs. nellie Burrelle's Body.

An autopsy was performed at the morgue
yesterday on the body Of Mrs. nellie Bur-
relle. who died on Wednesday in her apart
ments. at the Hotel Carlton, No. 20S West
54th street, and whose funeral Coroner
Holtzhauser ordered stopped because Of al.
legged suspicious circumstances surrounding
her death. Coroner's Physician O'Hanlon,
Professor John II. Larkin, Of the City Hos
pital, and the Coroner were present at the
autopsy Dr O'Hanlon said afterward that
the organs would have TO undergo a micro
scopic and chemical examination before the
exact cause of death could be ascertained.
Bruises were found on the body. lower right
Jaw and lower right leg. but none would
cause death. The kidneys showed indca-
tions that Mrs Burrellc might have died
from nephritis
Mrs. Burrelle's sisters, Mrs Lucy Bowers,
of Mddletown, Ohio and Mrs. Ida Atwood,
Of Geneva. Ind. arrived at the Hotel Carl
ton yesterday and applied for letters Of ad-
ministration through their attorney. Fred
erick Goldsmith. who said later he was
sure Mrs. Burrelle died from natural causes
DR.. J. W. Amey. whose name was brought
into the case. made a statement yesterday
that despite Mrs. Burrelle's denial Of their
engagement and lawsuits she brought
against him they continued to be fast
friends. and in proof Of this he showed an
affectionate letter from Mrs. Burrelle dated
November 30.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
KEEP INTEREST AT PER CENT.

The trustees OF the Seamen's Savings
Bank yesterday declared a sem-annual
dividend on deposits, to be credited 1T the
first OF the year at the old rate OF 4 per
cent. II had been understood from coca
sources that this large institution would
reduce its rate TO 3 Y per cent. in line with
the policy adopted within the last two
years by many Of the savings banks Of the
city, but il was said yesterday that the
trustees, in view Of the. increase in depos-
its during the last half year and In view
also of a satisfactory increase made in the
surplus. had decided that the maintenance
OF the 4 per cent rate was due the depcs
itors The Maiden Lane Savings Bank also
has declared interest al the rate Of per
cent as heretofore.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
MANHATTAN.
nE,-FMRER Z

R0WERy la5 n : cor Grand st. 25r irreg;
John SOmarindyck 10 Anna SoWaHndNck, Jul!
-. 81; address. Aurora, lI.
IRVING PLACE. n cor 1911 o. :'1l0s
Jennie Rice 10 Clarence Rice; April IN 1910
81 address. 80 Broad ST.
JOHN ST, u. 25xI24. Dennison Manufactur-
ing COMPANY OF MasstG.u,etsS -f3a %, 3 a,rl ~ "
of Massachusetts. incorporated ~ Aear lNll;
Dee g; 81. address, south Frsmnghan' Mass.
LAIGHT IT. a. 2syl75S irres to Nestry
81. Giuseppc Sabbatino 20 John Fleming: Nov
20 Cmtge So. .cOo. 800; address 25s5 MoTia
ave
ST NICHOLAS AVE, cor idiih ST. 1881
Tax irreg. charles lau" TO Auduoon wa .9n- ,,no
siructon Company; Dee 'misc NCpVoV' FlVo
address. 81 Bond g..
EIGHTH AVE. " :, s. Il Of 3oth 81. .2iI
30. schuyler Hamilton .s G.o 20 DeD3i,shlre
1895 Fifth ave.
7TH ST. . $. ~ {, o' AYs, \. 24xIoo:
Harry Cutner to Herman Godberger Nov
4 500 address. 2o47 Valentine ave.
sTH ST. S. 800 r. of second ave 2oxs5;
clara Fischer 10 Maurice - Gruschow tmtge
$50 OOO; Dec >: 81; address. -. Fifth ave,
brooklyn. Y.
SAME PROPERTY; Maurice u Graschow tc
Louis Fischer (mtge $4,000; Dec q; 81.
SANE ppopERTy. Louis Fischer to Isaac
We'll (mtge $4,000; Dec a. 81; address. 2it
West li0th Il.
I7TH ST. 80 20 81 West G6He2 Hsrwel
Realty Company 20 Fleischmann Bros. Com
uany! Dec q. 81. address s7 Fifth ave.
ETH ST. 8, 100 II OF Ninth ave. l6V0s
SCHUYLER : g Hamilton 20 Dctonshife Realty
Company: Dec mtgc SIwW SOD
2gTU ST s. 35G n e of Ninth ave. i3v1s
stm. To- same Cmtge $1,000; Sluo
18th ST = l0u n " ot E.etenth ave io'
gs Eleventh ave. u W. lot 5h'. mup tornc
Illus Rav 2,ginO Thirteenth ave. =, ~ -
of 2ftb a. 5Ox irres. same 10 s1me. Dec .
800. address. io2s FIN ave.
SD ST. a9i n of Iitih s'' s2rho
LAWYERS Realty Company 90 pskle'
REtpalsrS,r and Vhilip Rhinelsu5er an liens
pee ,: 81. address. % West '2I 81.
list ST. f. 2?5 n ~ Fifth 80 2aNlW
OTTO Kahn 20 Mario II 'leinrh'. 'Nf '
500 address Go3 Tiftn ave
il2IH IT, 9, lsi Il "a Of seconf ave- la
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET,
MANHATTAN

3oTH STREET.-THE Thrty-eighth and Thr-
ty-ninth Street Company has purchased from
completing plot as originally planned giving
them a frontage Of 80 feet I'm 3sth street ana
~ feet in 39th street upon which viii he erected
high grade, twelve story commercial structure
previously reported.
121sT sTREET-The Gross & Gross Company
has sold for Joseph Hamerschlag the plot 1lsX
100 II feet on the south side of i2lst street 100
feet east of Amsterdam avenue The buyer Is
Robert Wallace. jr.
list sTREET-Henry n Winans MAY have
sold the 2j-foot lot on The south side of list
street 225 feet east Of Fifth avenue The pur-
chaser will Immediately erect an English base
ment house for his own occupancy from plans
by {. Z. Gilbert This lot is the easterly one
~ three sold by the .same brokers TO otto y.
Kahn. and il adjons the new residence Of {. {.
Auchinclo.s.
SECOND AvENUE-Gazella Gluckmsn has
sold No. 1881 Second avenue, northwest corner
Of 9th street, five story tenement house with
stores on lot 24.1lXl00 feet.
DIST STREET-David Wetzler and George
Kolb have sold for Harry Glass No. 32l East
gst street. Eve story tenement house on lot
25x1p0 feet.
DIST STREET-David Netzler and George
Kolb have sold for J. Lowenthal No 22l East
q5th street, ive story tenement house on
lot 25xl0os feet.
NINTH AvENCE-Hermann Elsasser sold
Nos 146 and as Ninth avenue. two 1ve stcrv
fat houses on plot 50Xloo feet, sos feet north
Of 10Th street.
u2TH sTREET-Th. fye story fat house on
lot 25xl00 II feet ~ No. 53 West l12th street
l25 feet east Of Lenox avenue, Is reported 20
THE BRoNX
is4TH STREET Henry schwiet~rt sold the
five story, twenty-five family new law apart
side Of Is4th street il6 feet west of Washing
ton avenue 20 client for investment
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08

The little trading reported in the real
estate market yesterday was widely sca'
tered. Business transacted was chlenN
confined TO dwelling and tenement house
properties \ plot i1SX1O0.11 feet on the
south side Of 12lst street, 100 feet east "i
Amsterdam avenue. was sold by the Gross
a. Gross Company for Joseph IIamerschlag
to William Wallace. jr.
The new owner plans to erect on the size
high class elevator apartment house. The
property adjoins Janus Court at the south-
west corner Of Morningside Drive Just be-
low. on the former Pinkney block seNerai
building operations are now under way.
Klein & Jackson, real estate operators
have obtained the lease Of the property ~
the southeast corner Of Fifth avenue ana
46th street, from the widow OF the late
Thomas f. Byrnes. who was Chief OF Po-
lice Of this city. \ report of the renting OF
the site was announced in yesterdays Trib-
une. The lease is for a period Of twenty
one years. with the privilege Of several re-
newals and an option to purchase. Inc
lessees will take possession May |, and IN
tend to remodel the building and lease IL TO
one tenant The property consists Of FIVE
story dwelling house. converted for bust
ness. covering a lot 25.5x1G0 feet. and has
been on the market to rent at $4,000 net
a year II is directly opposite the Windsor
Arcade which was cut In half the north
erly section Of which has since been inn
proved with an eight story building for
". & J. sloane
The Douglas Robinson, Charles :. Brown
Company were the brokers In the transsc-
ton
The 3sth and 39th Streets Company has
purchased from John VI. Stoddard. No. II
West S9th street thus completing plot
as originally planned. giving the company
frontage of so feet in 3sth street and 81
feet in 39th street, upon which site high
grade twelve story commercial structure
will be erected, az previously reported.
y. Brigham Hall and William d Blood
good, Incorporated have leased for George
Neiman. as agent. the store and basement,
first and second lofts. at Nos. 70 and 2l
West Ssth street, 4sx9ss feet. for a term Of
twenty-one years. and also for julius Stern
field, for a like term. the store and base
ment al Nos. %, "a and IS West 37th street.
Immediately In the rear of and abuttng
the first named building. 10 Higgins &
Setter at sn aggregate rental Of $4,000.
The two stores will be connected and ex-
tensive alterations made, among which will
be the installation of private elevator eX-
tending through three floors I'm Nos. ~ and
q West 36th street. The lease begins March
/. 1912, at which time Higgins & Setter will
remove from their present location in West
21st street and 22d street. which they have
occupied for many wears.
Plans have been filed for the Aolan
Company building, in West 42d street and
West 43d street, east of Sixth avenue. The
new plans call for a loft building. Instead
Of offices The exterior will not be changed
in any way, and the cost remains the same
as before $4,000. Warren & Wetmore
are the architects.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
REALTY NOTES.

Lizzie \. Paddock is the purchaser ot the
four story dwelling house, No. IA West
'2d street. sold recently by william "A.
White & Sons for :hc Wight estate. Mrs.
Paddock has owned and occupied No. lis
since 1886 With nsr recent purchase she
now controls frontage Of thirty-one feet.
located about midway between Columbus
avenue and Broadway.
Justice Giegerich has appointed Henry
Brady receiver OF rents Of No. % Hamilton
street. pending foreclosure proceedings.
Rert q. Faulha ber & 90. have been ap-
pointed agents Of Nos ia and ll6 Fulton
street, loft buildings and the General Wash
ington, at No. col West 1S0th street, cor
ner St Nicholas avenue, six story apart
ment
Charles A. Weber was the broker in the
recently reported sales Of No 62S West
1920 street and No. SIS West 1880 street
for Mary +. Crandall to George W. Lus-
comb. The buyer gave In part payment
forty-six lots ar Lindenhurst, Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08

18TH ST. 10 East; David ! King ct q 4,
Tllic Gutter IT al foreclosure OF MTG attors.nR.
W g orr.
is2D ST, sos to SIS West: Harry sugarna, =,
~ agt Adoph Stelling et al notIce Of atts,s
menO; attorney. j Sapinsky.
i33D ST. =. 325 Il Of 18th ave 50,a,,.
John n McCarty sgt Louis I'ese 6orerlosurs =,
mt9): attorneys, CAROL & Mccormack.
MOHEGAN AVE. n Q cor I7sth stg 3i2ytn.
39.5xl43.a John \ Mccarthy & Bro agt sscart,,,'
Holding 20 et a. action to forecloso mechanlOy
Herr; attorneys. Alexander Il Ash
BRYANT AVE. :. Is5 II : Of i73d q. 2Dr,oc
foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys, Dutton & 10
sheimer.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD, $ e cor 2lith Ct ..
100 II John W Finckc agt Adelaide Burlardo J.
81 foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys. acI.ougaiinA 4
Martin
LEMON AVE. 433 and f35: Abraham veiAa,.
sgt Max Lowenstein et al foreclosure Of nts,.
sttorreys sfrssbourger. Eschwege & Schsusei'
BELMONT AVE. " :. 2sOll II n OF isist :,
~ JxT9.4. Gabriel Elias 81 al sgt Cerra R4at,
and Construction 90 notice OF leyy). attorne5s,
Shin Jellensk
ROAD leading from Fordham 70 West Farm.
" e. 10lxtOOxi27 77K1OO Adele Freese sgt Na3
Malnick 81 al foreclosure Of mtg. attorney z
r Teubuschsr.
PROSPECT AVE. g. 525 n n of 1874 q
is.9X943 Beatrice Iiegel at Allen Con.
struction 20 At al foreclosure Of mts). sitor.
ney, : Wechsler.
PARK AVE. W cor Of 1o3d st, 27x75; John
" Hsaren agt Marcus Rosenthal 81 al Vor..
closure Of mtg) attorney. SNYDER.
OATH ST. 173 West Charles Fechheimer az,
{ shurman Investing CO 81 al foreclosurs
OF mtg; attorneys Einstein, Townsend g. Gu.
terman. fn
MANGIN ST. 101; William Dixon sst
Israel Lewis et al (partition). attorneys Jabisk
e Holmes. q
MARKET ST. e5 and 81: Henry De 2 wessss
agt Mortimer Lsnzit ~ al (forsclosure ~
mtg; attorneys. Weekes Bros.
t1sTH ST. ZIG and 2lS East; AlsIsndsf
Sampson agt Joseph Focsrile - ~ Coreclo lossr.
ot mtg attorney, W Lippmann.
SD AVE. " $. js.s f. n OF lslst s., 75Il02ii II.
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust 60 e Al
sEt Patrick Monahan 81 Al famended ae,ios
TO debar claim. etc). attorney Dean.
asTH ST 2s9 and 2oi East; Zerns Wen.
green agt Max Selonck 81 al fforscl osurs n
mtzb attorneys. GROSS a. Sneudaira
STANTON ST. 12T. simon Hammerstein agi
Anna Marliuitz et al foreclosure % mtsl
attorneys. Cohen Bros.
LOT 1874. map of Hunts Point e'ta'ss Ii,
Bronx; John - Borgstede sgt BENJAMIN Fan.
berg - al Cforeclosurs of mtg at'orrt'r
Appeil & TAYLOR. 'rf