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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14
CABY DESLYS TO co
ON AMERICAN STAGE

LONDON. July IL. - Four
thousand dollars a week for the
sight OF a girl who dismembered n
kingdom. with perhaps an &C.
casionai glimpse OF the monarch
who lost bis throne because Of her.
is the price New Workers will pay
Gahy Deslys. when she appears at
the New York winter garden on the
opening of the fail season. Mile
Deslys has signed contract TO
play In New York. Don Manuel In
IN almost constant attendance upon
her and probably will visit
America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14
CITY BEAUTIFUL

"rhe whole Of the civic center
and city beautiful plan 20 be sub
mltted by Virgil Bogue, the $1,000
n month urban beauty expert. or
none OF II. You cant accept part
OF IL. and reject the other part,
That ~ the opinion Of Corporation
Counsel Scott Calhoun. So. when
Il comes up for the peoples vote.
Il will be on all OF IL as one propo-
sition. Tho municipal plans com.
mittee. II il urged by Calhoun.
should not reject BoRue plans, ex.
cept by a two.thlrds vote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14
BUNKO MEN GOT HIM

--Andro Rogus. an Austrian. today
Is mourning the loss OF ss.b00. n
lifetime's savings. as the result OF
too ready credence IN the tales OF a
pair Of bunko men. Visions OF a
trip 10 Europe and participation In
n rich baronial estate In Austria
were tho lure which proved Rogus'
undoing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14
BACK 10 HIS PUNISHMENT

RENO. New July if.~~Althoueh
he had the confidence OF Warden
Raymond T. Baker OF Nevada state
prison. and was allowed 10 ride
sin miles on "a work horse. nnguard.
cd. 10 appear bcfore the state par.
doning board. 10 make an appeal.
J. X. Noble. a life termer. is today
back on the daily grind Of road
making. Noble was not granted
his parole. and returned Immediate
~ 10 his punishment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14

swoilea and tender feet need but few
treatments cAi0cide was formerly used
only by doctors hut now any druggist
has II in stock or will quickly get II
from his Wholesale house twenty
five cent paekaee usually cures the
wcsst feat. IA don't pay 20 worry with
patens preparations. The treatment 10
ppoifive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14

follows Dissolve tao
tahlespoonfuis 81 Caiorids
compound in . bssin Of
hct water. soak the fest In
this for fun fifteen rain
,uses sensiy massasins the
sore parts les. time vii
|not ssee the desired re-
salts The csiiouses can
BE peeled off easily with a
auil knif. Repeat this
each night until the cure
10 permanent The effect
81 this tre2tmsnt 10 almost
like magic. All pain s0~s
instantly. Coras ss SeiI as
esilouses can De peeled
rixht eff. Runions have
the Inflammation all dfswn
cut and srs reduced TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14

Many persons have feet az horny az a
tcad There 10 M necessity Tor this
painfaf and repulsiss condition. cali
louses are caused ~ a thtekeuinx %
the spid-rmis This be renewed
and Kept Oft ~ the proper treatment a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14

"Flayored TO queens taste
Mapleinc Zee Cream. made by Sc
attic Ice Cream Co. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14

Washers. even az risk Of publicity.
She beat one up on a street car
and then had him arrested. The
police praised her.
cHicAoo.--Attired In shirt
waist and flannel trousers. Rev
Frank Bruner. Of the Methodist
church. preached a hot weather ser
mon and assaulted the custom which
bound clergymen 10 wear hot cloth
Ing
PiTTsBuRG.-John sator fell 30
feet from a trcstie from the Edgar
Thompson steel works Ne sllaht.
ed on his feet and hurried 10 the
emergency hospital. where u was
found his nose was broken.
seuRo, pa.--members OF
the Pennsylvania state game com
mission arc planning TO stock the
keystone state forests with wild
turkeys from Mexico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14

CHICAGO.--seores Of bashers
stood In front Of the North Shore
Congregational church. alongside
many automobile parties, while
Rev. j. s. Ainslic preached. Smok.
Ing ard drinking pop was permitted.
Many were converted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14

ChtCAGO.--WhIIs "swstting .
n.y." Mildred Me6iil. aged 3. knock
ed out a ny screen. fell on II and
volplaned TO safety from the
second story OF her parents home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14

cHiCAGo.--mrs- L. 0uenther de-
cisred women should attack ell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14

BoSToN.--Hecsor L. Moran. an
aviator. soon to wed. announces
that a part Of his honeymoon viii
be spent aboard monoplane. The
bride-to be says she Is ready to take
a chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14

NEW YoRk--Msnarer Of Broad
way lobster palaces estimate that
the White Ways restaurants lost
81 CSC. 600 BY tire heat wave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14
Cirls Who Shot
Stokes in Vaudeville

NEW YORK. July is--Afs-
nouuced simply ms Those two
girls." Lillian Graham and Ethel
Conrad. who shot Millionaire w. r.
ID. Stokes. on next Monday nigh,
win make their appearance 10
vaudeville at Iiammerstein's roof
garden.
They win do singing and dancing
speciality. and q piano logue.
"vour visitor. noticed. merely
pecked a HE dinner"
"oh. but you must know he 10
b,rd-man." American.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14
sAtAt%t&t<tA&tA,
!. CHEESE TO %
9tQ0esr EVER

& APPLETON, Via. July IA /,
I The construction OF the super. ,
4 structure for the building OF an 4
4 American cheese weighing 1
= over i2.ooo pounds. to be three I
= times as large as the biggest 1
4 cheese ever made in the world. 4
4 was commenced here today. 1
\ The colossal dairy product win 4
4 be made by n. simon. the I
= American cheese expert. for the ,
4 National Dairy Show assocla. 4
4 ton. I
= The cheese win be built 4
4 along a specially constructed 4
4 flat car and viii require iSo.- I
4 600 pounds OF cream and milk 1
4 or the total milkings for one 4
4 day from $500 cows. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14

Fairgrounds associ aticn announces
that u will charter a large number
OF hurdy ourdles to 90 through the
streets dispensing music. . scheme
TO keep children out Of mischief.
STAMFORD. corn.---When she
attained her majority aud came into
fortune. Mrs. Frank Danforth
celebrated the event with servants
and employees. she spent thou
sands giving barn dance and Jollt
fieation.
CLINTON, NJ. J.--wanderine In .
swamp near here, Aaron Kennedy
was attacked by mosquitoes NIL
lions bit him and when found vn-
conscious three days later he was
unacceptable.
WAsHiNcToN.--Afser counting
for II days postal inspectors found
the account OF the bureau OF engrav.
Ing aud printing o. X. 10 the last
penny OF t42.ooo.ooo worth OF
stamps.
AcA Nnnk A.o.rs~~ ~ 0xo.a
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET,
MANHATTAN

WASHINGTON SQUARE WEST-Pepe 4
fTye rrie rPa 'S[ T" q sa.is
West I've story building, on plot q 6Hi2s feet
scHoo "''q ~ rfn,g .oTpSIauon s a. "a & trade
.Tty for the new owner FOR fifteen years To David
y Knott owner Of the Holly Hotel adjoining
Mr.. Knott Is having plans drawn for an eight
siory hreproof addition.
nsT sTREET-wnllam K. Vanderbilt, jr
Moses Taylor and Thomas r. Clarke, ss trustee 5
for the Brook Club. have bought the dwelling
house No; u East ilst street. @.loIes.2 feet,
from Frederick g. Reighley.
I'D STREET.Psase & Enman have sold FOR
Gertrude u. Miller No. $50 West 72d street. a
nN- story American basement dwelling house.
with an elevator. on lot 2Nl032 feet. 10 buyer
10 Re George ". cook
EDGECDMBE AvENUE--Thomas a. Son have
scld FOR August Gerlslt the three story and base
mont dwelling house No. 200 Eigecombs avenue.
on lot l6sNlOn feet. near it5th street. The buy
& Son! / Henry C. daT'n'T' client Of W. J. Huston
MADISON AvESUE E-Benjsmn II. Davis has
SOLD No. 1870 Madison avenue, Nv, story nat
the southwest corner % ilTth street.
SEVENTH AVENUE Harry l.. Rosen has
500 to + Adolph ~, 1881 seventh avenue.
fathouse. 'iC on 9 lot ' 2fsioo ZEE fse, '' "' s'''y
3iTH STREET,. =. Wilton Stuart has sold
Tor the estat" Of Amelia M. Graham No. 81 West
%.th street. a four story dwelling house. on lot
S sSo6ns no house Ea S"S AZ 1s Tn sae weo Tn. o%s
has iesseI so. n for Mr.. Firth 20 Miss Mary
u. Graham for one year
CONVENT AVENUE-E X. Ludlow g. 90
have .oid 10 Judson = Todd the entire block
front on the vest side Of Convent avenue from
1921 20 1l3d street, l7o feet on each street.
thirteen trees said 10 have been planted by Alex
audtr Hamilton 10 commemorate the union of
the thirteen original states during the Rcyou-
rFn BRoNX
VALENTINE ANENUE-ShaW Co have re
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Rachel II Lawrence eStrT to Ella I JACK
Mutual tyil Life Insurance co TO Menken'
Saw Tswvers Mortgage CO to George w Murray;
s27 900 oo, b"
Title guarantee and Trust Co to AnsehSs
KfJsn; Wary SHg;UIy Fad 70 wnhelmina wegel 81.
Eliza Guggenheimer 20 Fabian CONSTRUCTION
SiflSy J Loeb TO Jacob l. Markell: 81.
Albert " seaman to Albert w and another
'rgS; sf5n%ood S3tS Menken to Charles X Beekman.
''sS Same to to same: t-15 part; 81.
same 10 William II Nelson, trus: l0-l5 part;
John $ uecp 20 New York Life Insurance Co:
>'S%8 COUNTY Holding co TO Bronx Inves'men;
% JACOB sl5 stern to william Eblins ami sno ezrs;
ROSA Rosa KllnckeI to John F WgetGteer; 81.
Adolf Mandel TO Abel King. 5000
louis Opperheim 20 Laura O2penheim: 81
Timothy VI Cheesman trus. TO Mutual Trust
co OF WrstChsstsr County; 81.
$1,000. 1000 .oo,,
MAY ! Kramer 10 Joseph \ Morris; assts; 81.
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust 90 %
Lawyers Mortgage Co, asstS. total Slu5'go. .
Madison Trust 90 20 Carnegie Trust 'o'
American Mortgage Co 20 Robert c Sands;
S-S.U-, Sa'-I., =, Corn Exchange Bank: $4,000.
same 10 Greuyiile Clark et al. s2oO,O 90.
+ cecil Gilbert 20 Title Guarantee and Trust
% IaWSarg EfVps' Title Insurance and Trust CO 70
George " Murray; $500 .,.,,,
Samuel Bernard 20 Jacob = simon: $4,000.
Irma Boitzc- to Henry Roiiizeri ;.
lotus Realty 60 TO trustees q Union college
in schenectady, y :; 81
clement lie Boutilier 70 Clement Ie Bou-
tilIiar and auC rs eNrs. $1,000"
Thomas 10 Bou'iili"e 20 Mary Le Bou'IIer'
$1,000.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
URGE HUMAN CONSERVATION
DR.. Seaman Tells Of Thousands
Who Needlessly Die.

Under the general head of The Preven-
ton Of Disease" DR.. Louis Livingston Sea
man lectured last night on Conservation
II Human Life" Isabelle Thompson Smart
on The Relation OF Woman Industry to
child Welfare" and Dr. ]. Madison Tay-
lor on Economics Of Development at the
,sw York Academy Of Medicine No. Il
West s3d street II was the second OF a
series Of lectures which forms part Of the
New York work Of the American Medical
Associations public health education com
nittee DR.. Resale Slaughter Morton pre-
sided. and Hosack Hall was filled with an
audience OF men and wCmen interested in
flc subject.
Dr. Seaman made the statement that
lince daylight yesterday morning one thou
sand persons had died from prevenIable
diseases. aud that there we're thirty-fivc
thousand deaths and two million accidents
no. & year. one-third Of which could have
been prevented II proper safety devices had
been used.
more persons die from preyentable W.
herculosis IN year said he, than all
who died IN the Civil War II ie time for
action. II every man in our army and
navy should be wiped out by disease In one
year il would attract some attention,
would IL not? Al no time In the history
Of the world has the life Of the people
been so imperilled. That our race is ma
terlalIy deterorating Is proved by the diff
ncultv of obtaining recruits for the army
the navy and the military schools, both
here and abroad, that are up 10 the physi-
caf Standard.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
POLICE RAIDERS USE AXES
Fourteen Prisoners Held as
Common Gamblers.

An annie man, who was selling frult 10
he customers In place OF the usual liquors
and cigars. was the only one who was not
thrown into a panic when the police bat
,ered down the doors az No. Sl9 Grano
street Yesterday afternoon. The police said
n ev had evidence that the place was being
run as a gambling room.
Commissioner Flynn took charge of the
raid Detectives found their way into the
Mace. he said few days ago. and played
.rap stuss and Klondike, and bet on
bo-seraces. receiving the returns from
jacksonville over the telephone on the
strength Of this evidence warrants were
obtained from chief Magistrate McAdoo.
When the police arrived they found the
doors strongly barred. They brought into
plav axes and crowbars, and soon splln-
tered the doors. The alleged gambling
room was On the third floor. on the first
landing they found two men who appeared
20 De acting as "lookouts' Before they
could ei-e the alarm they were seized and
their mouths were covered When the door
20 the room was battered in more than a
hundred men were found, and the police
said two were engaged In posting horserace
returns and paying bets.
six arrests were made with the warrants
the police had. and eight other men We're
arrested on the strength Of their actions
witnessed by Jhs raiders. The apple man
and almost a hundred others were allowed
to 60. Fourteen prisoners were packed into
three patrol wagons ard taken 70 head
quarters, where they were all charged with
reing common gamblers.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
LARGE LOANS ON PROPERTY
Recent Mortgages Made by M. Morgen.
than, Jr., Co. Amount to 100000

Among the mortgages recently negotiated
by the NJ. Morgenthau Jr. Company are the
following: Sixty-fiye thousand dollars, )
per cent. southeast corner Of l45th street
and Eighth avenue, three story and base
ment business building for the Fleischmann
Realty and Construction Company; $500
per cent, three story and basement dwell
ing, No. 32S West list street. for Patrick
J. Costello; $4,000, 5 per cent, five story
and basement apartment house, No. 45s
East l43d street, for Henry s. Camp; S75,-
oo9, per cent. five story apartment house,
with stores, on the northeast corner of ll7th
street and Seventh avenue, for William J.
Casey In conjunction with the office Of
William VI. Benjamin.
In addition 70 the above the VI. Morgen-
thau Jr. Company has closed contracts for
seven loans since the first Of the year on
various Manhattan and Bronx PROPERTIES
TO the extent Of about t500.0Do OF these,
two loans, one IN the Pennsylvania sec
tion and one on the upper West Side, are
TO run at az per cent, three az per cent
and two In the Borough Of TIE Bronx are
to bear interest at the rate OF 81 per cent
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
WOMAN BUYS QUEENS LOTS
Property Has Frontage Of 400 Feet
on East Side of Euclid Avenue.

George w. Cisney has sold to Bertha s.
Holbert a plot OF forty-eight lots al Queens,
having a frontage Of 100 feet on the east
side Of Euclid avenue. 1872 feet south OF
Hollis avenue. 200 feet on the north side OF
Queens Parkway, $50 feet on the west side
Of Delavan avenue and 81 feet on the west
side OF Hollis avenue; also a parCe! hav-
ing a frontage Of 200 feet on the south side
OF Queens Parkway. 22s feet on the east
side OF Euclid avenue and a8 feet on the
west side Of Delavau avenue.
c. a. Berger has sold the tvo-fsmlly
house No. ~ Cooper street, Long Island
City. for Frances Meagher to Daniel j.
Gleason.
The Frederick ". Avery Company and
II. Richter 4 Co. have leased the Atlantic
Park Hotel. at Rockaway Beach. Long Isl
and. on the southwest corner Of the Boule-
ward and Park avenue, to George Zitzler.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
FIFTH AVE. FLOOR LEASED
Architects Rent Space from the
Farmers Loan and Trust Co.

Noover & Marston have leased for the
Farmers Loan & Trust Company 10 Den
nisor & Hlrons. architects, the entire
fourth floor Of the building, No. i75 Fifth
avenue. also for the Farmers Loan &
Trust Company 10 John NJ. Talbot 81 Co.
snace on the seventh floor Of the building.
Nos 63 and S. Beaver street, extending
through 10 Nos. 20 and q Exchange place.
Charles f. Noyes Company has leased
for the Underwriters Building Company
Offices in the new sixteen story Hilliard
Building 10 Lewis r. Smith. for S. F.
Myers Realty Company offices IN No. ~
Maiden Lane to Sirvius & Shuman; Tor
Spencer Realty Company offices In Nos.
a5 and 81 Liberty street to the Atlas Pre-
servative Company, and offices in the
Frankel Building to Wagner Brothers e.
Co. and William ]. Tighe.
Albert p. Ashforth leased for the Revel
Realty and Securities Co the seventh floor
in No. 247 to 25S West 10Th street for a
term OF years 10 the Pittman-Steidnger
Company, publishers.
John J. Clancy & Co leased for George
w. May No. 539 West 5sth street, four
story dwelling with store, TO r. Z. Read
The Cadwalader estate leased for term
OF ten years the northern corner OF Grand
and Allen streets, a plot 75xS76 feet, 70
Morris and Michael Freedman. who will re-
model the buildings now on the plot.
Cross 81 Brown Company leased for the
Cohocton Realty Company the fourth and
fifth lofts in their new building, No 40
East 32d street. for long term of years
to Robert Rutter e. Son, hookbinders
James Sullivan leased for Coombs & Co
gin TO Heaters e. Bologne the Algonquin
garage at Nos. 200 and 311 West 6ith street,
until November /. 1913
VI. & j. Hess leased for J. W. Highlander
and another a store and basement in the
building at the northeast corner OF llth
street and University place TO Levy & Gar
funke; for the estate Of Joseph Larocque,
through A. II. Matthews. the upper part
Of the building No. 10 Chatham Square 20
Charles i. Fox; seventh loft at No. 33
Lafayette street to Morris Mckola: fifth
loft at No. 80 Fourth avenue to the Binger
Co; second loft Of No. q West 18th street
Ia A. Altman 4 Co; second and third
lofts in Nos. u and IA West 33d street to
II. Leonard Simmons Company and Sweig
Brothers, respectively
Benjamin Englander has leased 10 Leo
pold Gassner the store and basement in
the new building at Nos. 81 and 30 West
18th street; also to Samuel Sharfstein the
eighth loft in Nos. % and d West goth
street and the Schlnasi Brothers the nth
loft I'm No. 60 University Place
Herman Frankfort has rented to John
". Gettler the first loft in No. q to 81 New
Chambers street.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
GIVES DINNER ON DELAYED SHIP.

George 9. Pratt president Of the New
Amsterdam Casualty Company. gave a
dinner last night on the Fabre liner SAINT
Anna. his guests being chiefly the steam
sr's first cabin passengers. The SAINT Anna
waG scheduled 10 sail yesterday, but her
detention in drydock made II impossible
for her 10 get her cargo on board IN time
The passengers were Informed by mail
that the steamer would not sail until to-
day. but a. many Of them had come TO
the pier they decided 90 stay on board over
night. Mr. Pratt gave the dinner 20 while
away the monotony Of being ON board a
ship tied up 20 her pier. The SAINT Anna
uent into drydock to take on new star
board bilge keel and new propeller blade
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
IN TUE AUCTION MARKET

r,,o ,o,,.,,.,,, transactions were recorded
at tho ReaI Estate Exchange sa1,,
Nos. i. and ls Vesey street yeS'e'ua'
rs Bryan J.. Kennedy
eth ST. 254 to 2js e. 10 u eoSionrncd al To-
so Oiixit4X irres vacant 'oi S''s'
Feb o. -
18th ST so7 and G0a. =. 1919 q 100 ot AyeJ vel
rue "a ,yo " s,v teumts each q. lO1looS' Vol
sale; 10 r y Peters for $4,000.
18TH ST. 800 200 ,fi,b ri stores: %o @ vol sale;
to I Henry Brown a party In Interest i'' N'"'
OG no
18TH ST. aao 5, go It " Of ist ia sys; tco "A
9Sa. sty tonmt; vol saie' pld III d, V',''
lolsT ST. l2 $40 I'm u s,.rer ., vol sale; bid
In At S230o o,o,s ,
lsT AVE. s7e. n cor Of 4e'h st. so'ioH''
sty fat; vol sale. -
1Sr AVE. 2 cor of both 81. "aI, IL ~
dwlg. vol sale: TO ! hthrF bio""' ''
interest. for $4,000 -
,1TH AVE . cor Of 5Ist st. so 2s5a H. sty
tenmt ANA vacant: sol sale; bid In at slH'V''
By Herbert \. sherman.
agTH ST. % s. 1a2 4 Of BLoaa"sy; :, C,N Tx
l00l1 sty dwlg W MaIhs "t s,,ys. Eenno
insgn nRshsm ct rof a. oIt nam" due ssss 49, taxes
s246 81. adjourned 20 Jan -.
BY Joseph T. Day
1olsT ST, lsS 70 l92. 2: 22o II o, LTNlns Ii,,.
ton ave. i5xIOO II: three . sty tenmts; JULIUS
Lew az, Martin Goodman ct al. COOPER q u,
at,ys. I Dorr ref. amt due. go. lol ~ .uo 10
mtg. of sis Oo0. 10 the plaintiff for s5ol6a.
i4TH ST. 534. :. l7o II Of Avenue Is, &11a &
1n3 a. 3 stv tennt and stores. Gene Bruder agt
Tillie Burkan ct al, samuel hellihser a,,s
7 I Jordan ref. amt due. s5,324 -; hNes' ere,
81 23J IS: sub TO first mtg Of sD'o"' 20 'he
plaintiff for $50 90
WILLOW AVE. n cor 18Th st. lTT@p
sty tenmt and store and sty dvg. - bIns'
agt William Henderson ~ al; Menken Brothers.
attys: " r. Caughllu. ref: amt due, sl''lo ~
taxes etc. s252 O6 withdrawn.
240TH ST cor Bronx Boulevard, Ooxlp:
" T. Webber trustee agt W ID Miller et az
r l. RYDER atty: r Il Clarke. ref: amt due.
81. .593 "a. taxes, etc, $lll' TO the paihtiH Tor
$500
BRIGGS AVE. :, SIS II ot Pauding ave.
25 s1a2 |. Walter Whewell agt & w Riedirger
81 al: action L. + L Koch. atty; SAM STARK.
ref; amt due. s63l So; taxes, etc, S65i 10 the
plaintiff fer $500
BRIGGS AVE, n 5. $50 n " Of Tilden ave.
25xlO5 10; same sgt same: action 2; same atty;
Phelan Bealp ref: amt due. s63l s6 taxes, etc,
s65 TO the plaintiff for $500.
BRIGGS AVE. n s, 326. 10 II " Of Tilden ave.
Is lxl0s.6; same sst same: action }: same ATTY
" J Egsn. ref: amt due. S63l Sc. taxes etc 500;
10 the plaintiff FOR $50.
The auction offering to-day will be as
follows:
BY Joseph P. Day.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 54s, :, lie Il Of
l27th st. l0sX95; sty apt h; North American
Mortgage Co agt Chelton Park Realty Co ct al
z L Westcott. atty; r NJ Robinson, ref; amt
due. SoS, ,624 10, taxes, etc. SS,77I 81; SUD 10 a
first mtge OF 500. 600