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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-28
DIR. HYDE RELEASED
Convicted Of Murder of Col. Swope
and Freed by Habeas Corpus

Kansas City. Mo. April 2S.-Dr T.
C. Hyde who is under a life sentence
of Imprisonment for the murder q
Col. Thomas H. Swope was release ed
from county Jail Wednesday on a
writ of habeas corpus, which was
granted by seven judges of the Cir
cult court here. In the opinion OF
the court a majority of the evidence
on which the physician was convict
ed was circumstantial, and there was
reasonable doubt of the prisoners
guilt
Doctor Hyde was found guilty of
murder May 6, 1910. His inability
properly to explain the purchase of
capsules of potassium cyanide was
chiefly responsible for his conviction.
He said it was used to kill cock
reaches; the prosecution said it was
to kill members of the Swope family
and asked, does a man kill cock
reaches with poison capsules?' Two
days and a half after the arguments
ended the verdict was returned.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-28
FRANK E. HOWE, Editor and Pub'r.

What Is this? Whiskey being sold
in lilly white" st. Johnsbury? The
officers followed up a suspicious gas.
oline pipe and discovered an alcohol
tank but no gasoline. They also dis.
covered several half pint bottles fill
ed with alleged whiskey. This sim
ply proves that those who want to
drink can get the stuff even in lilly
white" towns If they know the
ropes '-Vergennes Enterprise.
From the convenience with which
the supply of the two liquors was ar
ranged 1t would look as though the
St Johnsbury trade demand is for
straight alcohol. No beer and light
wines evidently are desired in the
sacred city of the Passumpsic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29

The following real estate sales were re
corded yesterday at the Real Estate TX
change salesroom. Nos. IA and 10 Nesey
street:
BY Samuel Marx.
MINFORp PL. 1925. 6. So It Of lI2d
st A0xlOO: sly tenmt; also. 1920 Mintord ~
n e cor OF 1920 St 35xi00. ST. tenmt' al
tourned 70 June Pc.
10th ST. $685. s. 21o It OF LIST av3'
referee: partition: sold 20 the plaintiff Tor
s9.5o0.
TELLER AVE, 1889. e. sos 10 It OF
1e0th st. 25xloo, 2 sty d~g; sold 10 tho plain
tn for s1L650
TELLER AVE. 1887, W Q. $3.50 II OF
Tooth st 25x100: sly dwe: sold 70 me plain
tiff for s11650.
TELLER AVE. is4L .. sss.1o IT n OF
169th ct, 25xl0o; sty dwg; sold 70 tne PLAIN
BY Joseph P. Day.
SOUTH CHESTNUT DRIVE. nA=f Il " Of
Brentwood ave. 42.3xlO0x4l1x1oc, Wakeneio
sold 10 the plaintiff for $500
MORRIS AVE. 1904. s. 80 II Of le5th
Ss.19S.
2l5TH ST; 100 f. OF Maple ave or a. e;
81 600
BY Charles A. Berrian.
GREENWICH ST, 5l<. W cor OF Spring 81
1s.4x4o; sly tenrt and stores; adjourned 20
June 80.
l42p ST. $40 and 35l. g 1901 Il e Of
| Alexander ave 81 axl0O; sty tenrnt: sold n
| the plaintiff for s37,91e.
BY Samuel Goldsticker,
HOE AVE, 1913. W 9. 247.S II Of Home 81
25xlO0 5 ETY. tsnYnt and store; adjourned -
/
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29
FORECLOSURE SALES.

VFV YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNT
Of New York-Horace NJ Kiloorn ana WIZ
lam Brown. az Executors and Trus' ees OF ,ne
Last VIII and Testament OF lanes ~,iIlane
Elias A. Cohen ard others Defendents--Ao
ton No. L ,o.,r.
In pursuance Of . Judgment OF foreclosure
ana sale made and entered IN the above en-,
,itlad action. bearing data the 2lth gay 81
June. 1911, T. tho undersigned. the Referee
in said iuigment named. VIII sell az puolo
auction AZ tho Exchange sales Room Nos
haitian. CITY OF New York. on the FIST GAY OF
July. 1911, az twelve o'clock noon on mat DAY
bv BRYAN Z. Kennedy Aucttonser. tho prem.
lsss directed by sald Judgment 20 ne SOLO ann
therein described as follows -,
All those certsin lots pieces or parcels o.
q, Nanhattan. City OF New York. and bounded
and described az follows
Beginning az a point on the southerly SIDE
OF Nir-ty-Nfth Stree. distant one hun ired fee'
Easterlv from rhe corner formed by the IN
tersection OF the Southerly side OF Ninety.
,fth Street with the Easterly side OF Second
Avenue. running thence sou.herly Sar, az,
eight IS inches; thence Easterly. parallel
Win N!nety-ntgh Street fifty go fees: thence
Nor,herly parallel with Second Avenue one
hundred (l0O) feet. eight 80 inches 20 the
southerly side OF Ninety-hfth Street: anc
he.ss STREET aarg 10, po,1
or place % beginning
Dated New York June 2sth. 1911.
SAMUEL 3. HAMBURGER, Referee
FFrrRETCH & sEYBEL. Attorneys Tor Plain
ms. ~ Park Row, Borough OF Manhs'
tan New York City
The following is 4 diagram Of the crop-rty
20 he soils. ~ has no street numbers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

BENJAMIN RI, Duff to Theone A Kcgpel s 20 &c
Lawyers TUE Insurance and Trust 70 -
Bankers Trust Co: $4,000
Anne Chopper, indv and a.. extrx. 70 Geo's'
y Sanborre: So. 900. -
George Chris,man TO Mary Spies; sSoe2i;
Clocke; 5000 o,1
- Kip. Bay Realty Co to Farmers Loan nno
Trust Co; 81 q
Samuel Schwartzman 10 Louis " Eonns ~
Mary W Heaton as extrx. to Mary ~ -"
Heaton. indiv; sssts; total. s22, $40. and
John Lerch and ano. exrs. to John Lercn "'''
ano. trus: S3.022 ,,,,
Elizabeth Dooling 70 Katharine V HUNT
BruciSner Brothers Inc. to Edw II Ke'ly' '''-
Moses Arndstein to Johanna zulegesrG; o s1'V'
Sarah Turner TO Mary Casey; soeVVo
Margaret Knox TO Rosetta Jonson, - .ssts
Mrs Jacob Meade to Marian Fish; a'
LAWYERS Mortsars Co to cooper Union ~, 90 5'f ~
Advancement OF Science and At; s''"''
Same TO Alice McCoon; $500 .oooo
same 10 Nswburs Savings Bank; sfoO' 70 AL
Lawyers Title Insurance AMI Trust 20 "
gust REM: S3Os -. %
James Mcwalters to Martha J Coulter: sZ.oV "
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 70 |'A''''N
Hillyer oxr: $500. ~ Hold.
Emanuel ~ Krulewitch to Birmingham i''
Ing Co: 81. .,
William Dixon to State Realty ana '''''
gage Co; $4,000 ,,. r,,s
Guaranteed Mortgage Co To Mstropo"'a'
Co. 81. 200. -. K,rsch-
eiIvie VI Warner AID 10 George
baum $1,000. .u,o, T'r7ls
CO; $4,000 ~. e. ISL
oscar G Mason TO Ray Paskowiz. 500 800
Joseph Jersld 20 Emanuel VI krule"''0"'
Public Bank to Isaac Baer: 81 ,,,,.r. 81
Abraham VI Be- dmann 10 Henry A"''
O00 ,,.,a,o Co u
New Ne,herlar a, Bond and Mortgabo "
-. vi ne Insurance Co; $4,000.
American Mortgage Co to Jonn
s9,Oll. J.. car,,an saving,
pank. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29
RECORDED LEASES.
CwIth name and address Of iessee.
MANHATTAN.


AVENUE A. TO 4. store and cellar; Helen =
c Mostyn and ano to Morris ] Kahan' us
mos: $1,000: address. Avenue a.
FINDLAY AVE. ,11ol. all; College 81 ave &C.
Isaac Gilman; 3 yrs from June J. l9ll' S'oV"'
address. sos Warwick ct. Brooklyn.
FREEMAN ST. sw cor Longfeliow ave store
and part basement: James DALEY TO e herman
Jasshun: 3 yrs from May !. 1911 $500 al
dress. Freeman ST. cor Longfello" ave-
MANGIN ST, So all: August Miller Ito 70
julius Myer; 25 yrs from July /. 1911 $l'ooo'
address. IL Mangin st.
MADISON AVE. W cor 18Th st; store ana
part cellar: Ray Mayors 70 Abraham Men
delowitz; 8 yrs rom May I. 1871 Sl.2Oo' ad-
dress. 2Os2 Madison ave
PARK AVE. laos. store: Thomas Dal is, to
Patrick Huvane yrs from Juno l. i'iA'
sl,1O0; address, I27 West Goth St
RUTGERS ST. 50. all; Mary schulmsn 70
Samuel Klatzky; yrs from July ]. 19ll, So'-
1885, address. 81 I'd ave.
WESTCHEsTER AVE $40, store and base,
ment: Burkan Realty Co 20 James da -tS ana
dress. 1914 Delaney St
SD AVE. $50. all: Frank z Urner Of al to
Ida Schenkeimi 8 yrs from oct l. l0oS' sl'-
9TH AVE. AS. store. "a floor and part base
ment. Robert Vi.gel 10 Michael Herman, yrs
from May !. 1911 $l.s00; address. 22l4 oth
ave.
9TH AVE. 1s4 all. estate Katharine Ha-
mann 10 Frederick r Harris. yrs from May
J. 1910, So 200. address, 1ss 9th ave.
10TH ST. is East. all; Lille 3 Hyde TO
the Anderson Auction Co; 20 yrs . mos IRON.
July 1. 1911. $4,000, address. 2s4 Madison ave.
18TH ST. 342 East, store, etc; Salvatore
Strano 20 Giuseppe Arnore and ano, yrs from
May J. 1911; $3.50. address. 3f2 East 18th r..
114TH ST, 81 East, store and basement:
madeleine Colmer 10 Felcciu Nigro. 3 yrs
mos. $4s0. address, 322 East Hath 81.
t56TH ST. 531 East store and part collar;
Hermann Suessno TO Fritz Phelps, yrs from
MAY ] 1915. 5000. address. 53l East 1o6;h ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29
DISMISS PRINCIPAL DEVLIN
Hearing Convinces Committee
He Was Not Insane, as Asserted.

Michael E. Devlin. principal OF PUBIC
School s, was dismissed at the meeting o.
the Board Of Education yesterday AFTER
noon by a resolution introduced by Abra'
ham Stern. chairman Of the committee or
elementary schools.
Having found Mr.. Devlin guilty on SIX
teen of the twenty-one charges on which
he was tried. his dismissal was recon-
mended by the committee several weeks
ago, but owing TO his illness action was put
of until two weeks ago, at which time ap-
plication for a new trial was made.
BY vote Of tho members Of the board
present at that meeting 1t was decided to
give Mr.. Devlin hearing The elementary
schools committee accorded him hearing
last week, with the privilege OF examining
physicians and alienists under oath. This
committee reported II could find no sum
clent grounds for a new trial.
The committee found that during the
period in which It was said Devlin was In
sane he was in charge Of Public School 8
IN King street. and conducted 1t In an un-
usually efficient manner.
T'yvonty-eight members voted In favor OF
the resolution, and the only member OF
the board who did not vote was Ihomas
W. Churchill, the new member appointed
by Mayor Gaynor. who made his FIRST boaro
appearance at yesterdays meeting.
MIR. Devlin was first charged with gross
misconduct by Or. Maxwell. City Superin-
tendent of Schools, on March last. az
which time he was connected with certain
condemnation proceedings In The Bronx
On Apr,l u he was charged With insun'
ordination and neglect of duty by Or. Max
we'll He had been connected WITH 'he
schools for more than thirty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29
BROOKLYN SALES.

Over & O'Brien sold for William H.
snedeker TO I. r. Bogue a plot 1ooxloo Feet
east side of Troy avenue, near belse
street; for c. w. Martin TO w d. Sneue'
ker No. $50 Eastern Parkway tnFee
story dwelling house; for the Bro"hhs es'
tate 20 Selig Lesser plot 4oxl" iee''
southwest corner Of Eastern Parkway aho
Schenectady avenue. and for Patrick NC
Herman TO Frank w. Wood No. 81 East
ern Parkway. four story double apart
ment house
Jere Johnson. jr.. yesterday sold by auc-
ton in the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchanse
2oo lots on Seventeenth and Eighteenth
avenues. $50 10 seth street for an aggre-
gate OF $4,000. The prices ranged from
$40 10 $3.50 lot
G. Tuoti e. Co. sold to F. Yacino and T.
Orsi four lots at Ocean Parkway, Coney
leland for the Lower Bay View Realty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29
STREETS SHORT HOLIDAY
Too Much Business to Shut Down on
Monday-Brokers Disappointed.

wall street brokers and clerks will not
enjoy the three-day Fourth Of July holiday
to which many have been looking forward
ever since they discovered. from study OF
the calendar that the Fourth fell on Tues
day this year The governors OF the
Stock Exchange decided that In view of
the market activity that was likely 10
follow the sem-annual interest and divi-
dend distribution Of approximately $780, 00O.-
90 on the lst Of next month. and the fur
Their fact that tine monthly government re-
port on coNon will he made public on Mon
day. July g. il would be better TO keep the
exchange open on that DAY. and conse-
quently they frowned on a proposal on the
part OF some OF the members to circulate "A
petition for a three-day holiday.
\ report was abroad yesterday afternoon
that the brokers had circulated a petition
for an extra day Notwithstanding the OBJ
jections Of the officials. but this was au-
thoritatively denied. and after the meeting
OF the governing committee 1t was an
nounced that the exchange would be OPEN
on Monday. July 3.
Yesterdays meeting Of the governing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29

committee Of the Stock Exchange was tno
last regular meeting that Will be hello UNI"
the second Wednesday In September.
The only exchanges that have voted 70
close from Saturday noon until Wednesday
are the Produce Exchange and the Cones
Exchange. The Chicago Board OF Trahe
will also be closed for the three days. Tne
New York Cotton Exchange will be open
on Monday, July g. owing to tho fact tnAt
the governments monthly cotton report
comes out on that day. and the Conson.
dated Exchange will follow the example OF
the New York Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29
MECHANICS LIENS.

1cr AVE. = . cor Of 25th 81. luoXioo, Cs
,rander Fire Bri,k Co agt simon nlnt1.
gnwhrav " Fo,ney. contractor, $40" o.
9TH ST. 43 East: Samuel Rosenberg - az
Trustee. Of the Sailors snug haIuol' -
o, New york. owner. ] Henry "'aSo'' N'''
tractor: s3s
CAvRRrrIENG AVE 24o4: Romsnsldc
p,inrrI AIT Mike Goirdano. owner "l'ha''
Golonna, contractor. $40.
l5oTH ST. SIS, 1o5 u " Of Broadway , LOU
40 II: Herman vossnack, jr. INC az, W.
Igoth stree, Really 90. owner ana GU"
tractor; si,1o7 81.
MULLrNER AVE, ~ cor Of Rninelan ori
ave 42xis. Tony Wurante agt Mary an
Eugene Buckley. owners. charles beiley' con
tractor; $3.50.
AMSTERDAM AVE whole iron. o.
,--een lT6th and i77th SITS. 200x9O. Geors'
BALES agt Gingold Realty Co o~ne'' '''0"
berg & Cohen, contractors, slpu'.
t4,TH ST, 81 10 521 West, Alfred BACK.
hurnA agt Louis Mannheim. owner, Lyman
Mannheim. contractor. 500 -
MONROE AVE. . cor Of 1I4th g. 25rs3
SANITARY Tile co art Frederick Weller. "
and Ernest L Meeker. owners ana contrac
tors $685. 40.
26Tr ST. pa 10 $50 west. Michael J Gala
han agt Wells. Fargo e 60. owners; manning
Noble & co, contractors; S222
WHITE ST 12s TO 1872; George Amos ag
victor \ Harder Realty and Construction 20
owner. Manning Noble K 60. contractors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET,
MANHATTAN.


25TH sTREET-N. 4. Berwtn & Co. have
rcsold 20 John Palmer for client OF Horace
S Ely & Co No. 100 10 Up East 9th street
four three story. dwelling houses on Plot POT
Palmer. for Amanda A. VI. Taylor NO. lO4
East 25th street. These properties give Mr..
Falner a plot 100xi00 feet.
MANHATTAN AvENUE-Hoadley. Lsuter
bach e Johnson, attorneys for the creditors
Of the defunct brokerage firm OF Ellinswood
q CUNNINGHAM, sold the Lafayette, o six
east corner Of Manhattan avenue and Hath
street. 10 . purchaser represented by Henry
lool1 feet in Manhattan avenue and 80 feet
on HAN street. facing Morningside Park.
s7TH STREET The ". Morgenthau. tr.
SomRRany has sod f1T w W. W ga cur
three story and basement dwelling house on
lot 1e sx10os feet The purchaser IS DR.. De
alterations and adding three story exiension
will occupy the premises.
18TH sTREET-Arnold. Byrne & Bau-
mann have sold for the Berney Realty Com
18Th street. Ave story fsthouse. 25x10o feet.
The buyer is an investor This is the last
~ a row ~ four houses sold through tbs
same brokers within a few months.
AMSTERDAM AVENUE-Earle & Calhoun
have sold for client No. 4o7 Amsterdam
avenue. Eve story fathouse with stores. on
lot 25xs5 feet between 79th and s0th streets
18TH STREET-Daniel IT, Renton e. Co
have sold for John w. Haaren No. 415 West
14sth street. a three story dwelling house
on lot 1sx99 IL feet, 10 a client for occupancy
151sT sTREET-Charles b. Van valen has
sold for Elizabeth J. Dougan the FIVE story
double hathouse No. 49, West 1JIst street.
THE BRONX
LONGFELLOW AVENUE Walter NJ
Wechsiero has has bought from Henry Dohrmsnn
OF Longfellow and Seneca avenues
EAsTCHEsTER ROAD. Brownshiold
has sold for s. Gluck the northwest corner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29
LEASE OLD TAMMANY CLUBHOUSE

Richard Cookers old district headquar-
ters Tammany clubhouse. at No. 2o' East
a2d street. was leased yesterday by the
Sinking Fund Commission for the Atm Dis
trjct Municipal Court for period OF nve
years. at $4,000 year, the lessor 10 pay
taxes and water rates and the lessee 10
furnish light, heat and jenitor service ana
TO mako such alterations as may be deemed
necessary. The assessed valuation OF the
property is sas,5c0 but It was appraised by
the division of real estate at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29
BUYS LOUIS STERN'S HOUSE
Mrs. Hugo Reisinger Pays 100000 Tor
Fifth Avenue Structure.

Mrs. Hugo Reisinger is the purchaser OF
Louis Stems home, at No. 1893 Fifth ave-
nue.. The house is a Ave story structure
on a plot 522xlSs.9 feet The property has
bean held at $4,000. but It is understood
that Mrs. Reisinger gave about Sooc~'
The latter now lives at No. IS West Nth
street and will move to Fifth avenue IN
the fall.
Mr.. Stern sailed for Europe YESTERDAY
7, Is said that the death Of his wife iast
vinter was the chief reason for his desire
to dispose of his home. The SAFE WAS
transacted by Henry d. Winans * May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29
LIS PENOENS 8.

AVE n q SO u OF 9th 81. 25xlo5, The
Bronx: Johanna Schwenker agt Henry Web
bersen .. al foreclosure ~ mtg. attorneys.
Stilwell e. Brisach.
MAPLE AVE, W s, Lot 81, map OF new
Ruockel agt Antonio LAMBERT ct al fore
closure % mtg attorneys. Stilwell q Brsach
ARTHUR AVE, e s, 17o5 u Of l76th St
II Sxl0o: American savings Bank agr John
= Wcnningcr ct nj foreclosure NJ mtg 4,
attorney. Irwin
ARTHUR AVE. 9, 1881 n II 10th 81.
11.eXi00 same agt John Ryer ~ al fore
closure Of mtg) attorney. Irwin
ARTHUR AVE- 8, 2o5lo II n Of 10th
ST. 1TSx1O0. same agt Marie w Wallas - al
foreclosure OF mtg; attorney. 7 Irwin.
ARTHUR AVE. p 223.6 n OF i76th ST
l110x1O0. Same agt Katherine # Merritt 81 al
foreclosure or mtg. attorney. Irwin.
LEXINGTON ST, cor OF Concord ave-
100Xl5O Bronx; William l. Crow. trus. ast
Julius r Staples et al foreclosure of mtg :
attorney. w y McNece
I'D AVE. cor Of 10th At, 6010I50
EYersley Childs. exr. ast William Greenfield
et al foreclosure OF MTG: attorney. T.
Ncrceis.
LOTS % and -. 1I2 and 1i3 map OF the
Bailey estate property. Bronx. Kingsbridge
Real Estate Co egt William W Iedd. receiver
ct al foreclosure OF MTG. attorney, Il NJ
Sanders
204TH ST. $. 1871 n OF Grand Boule-
ward and Concourse. 50xs2 @: Frank W Abel
agt Leo Levlnson ct nj foreclosure Of mtg) !;
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29
LEASES.

William Mcdonald leased 20 Samuel Ober-
stein store at the southwest corner Of
sixth avenue and 9eth street for five years
through Peter Attn.
Tucker. speyers & Co. leased for the
Madison Holding Company the third floor
Of Nos. - and "a Madison avenue 10 Des-
cours, Genthon & Co. who have been To-
Gated at No 113 Greene street for many
years.
Denzer Brothers leased for long term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29

The approximate amount Of the lien charge
to satisfy which the above described property
IN 70 be sold is Thirteen thousand seven hun
bred and sixty-six and 63-lOO Gsl3 768. az Dol
lars with interest thereon from Juno Goth, 1911.
together with costs and allowance amounting to
Three hundred and sixty-five and SO 100
1895. Sa) Dollars. with interest thereon from
tho sale
The approximate amount OF the taxes. assess
ments and water rates or other liens which are
to be allowed 10 the purchaser out OF the pur-
chase money paid by tho Referee IF Three
hundred and twelve and 03- 100 ($312 03o Dollars
and interest.
Dated New York. June 18th. 1911.
SAAfI'EI, u. HAMBURGER. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29
PET CAT ATTACKS MISThEso
Ex-senator Foley's Daughter Much
Scratched-"Cop" Kills Animal.

Margaret Foley, the thirteen-year-olo
daughter Of Samuel T. Foley. former state
Senator. was attacked yesterday morning
nv q net cat at her home. No. 355 East Sotl'
s,res, She heat the cat OF and then picked
IN hook threw It at tho animal and
stunned II.
Patrolnan Wilday shot tho cat and car
EoIa,Is body was scratched and she had q
deep wound in her right cheek. She was
,raa,ed ar the office Of the Board OF Health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN

MANHATIAN.
STANTON ST. . 80 u " Of Goerok 81
for a sty brk stable .5rS5; II Brennion'
20i7 New Boulevard. Bronx. owner JACOB
Fisher, 20s East 30 ST. architect. $4,000.
MoRN1NGsIDE PARKWAY WEST. W
cor listh 81 for a sly and basement dwg'
81 .x4ss: Columbia University owner, Nc
Kim. Meade & white. 100 9Th ave, aren't
tects: s7S.0
5,TH ST. n .. $50 II Of 10Th ave, for a
d. sty and basement church. school and rectory
Church OF ST Ambrose, owner 7 Van pew.
ISL eth ave, architect: $4,000
WHITE ST. n ~ cor Baxter St; for sty
tenr1t. ~ 1881. Aronson Baum. 80 Mott
81 owner Schwartz r Gross. 8'' bth ave
archi'~cts $4,000
THD BRONX
PROSPECT AVE. . $. %. 10 q Of lseth 81,
Tor an open afr theatre 75IlOo;
Rosenwasser. Az Broadway. owners julius
Afeison. 705 Home 81. lessee; Wul'am y
Never 1891 Carter ave. architect $500.
81 AVE. junction of Lincoln ave and lSeth
a., FOR = sly brk stores and ofaces, 80 l0-7 <
100. North side Board Of Trade Building co.
] Clarence Davies. "a East slst st. president,
owner. Alh.rt II Davies. 2'S East 'Ssth 81
= - sssi 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29

charge 70 satisfy which the above described
property 70 be sold Is rn,r,esn ,no asTa
766 6s) Dollars with interest thereon from,
June 2eth. 1911. together with e9s,. and
ann 03BtGSS g sss:s boars WITH
interest thereon from June 27th. 1911. to-
gether with the expenses ~ the sale
sessrnents and water rates or other Hens
which are 70 be allowed 20 the purchaser our
ot The purchase money or paid by sne f 81 es
1912 O3) Dollars end interest
Dated New York, June 2sth. 1911
SAMUEL y HAMBURGER, Referee
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF
New York Horace NJ Kllhorn and William
Brown ms Executors and Trustees OF tho Last
wm and Testament of James Williams. ds
Cohen ana others. Defendants. Action NO II.
In pursuance Of a Judgment Of foreclosure and
sale made and entered In the above entitled &C
ton bearing date the 9th day Of June 1911.
! the undersigned the Referee IN said tudg
ment named. will sell at public auction, A. the
In the Borough OF Manhattan. city Of New
York on the DIST day OF July. 1911. az twelve
O'Clock noon on that Gay. by Bryan l.. Kennedy.
Auctioneer the premises directed By said judg
ment 10 hc sold and therein described as fol-
lows:
Land situate lying and being IN tho Borough
Of Manhattan. city OF New York. and bounded
and described rs follows
Regirrine NJ a pon. on the Southerly side of
Ninetv-ffth street distant one hundred and fifty
feet Eastery from the corner formed by thu
intersection Of tho Southerly side Of Ninety-fsth
Street with the Eas.erly side Of Second Avenue;
running thence Southery parallel with Second
Avenue one hundred 'oD feet. eight (S) inches
thence Easterly. parallel with Nincty-hfth
Street fifty 800 feet. thence Northerly. parallel
with Second Avenue hundred 000> feet
eight ~ inches 10 the Southerly side OF Ninety
nth Street: and thence Westerly along tire
southerly side OF Tinety- nth Street Nifty (5O)
feet 10 tho point place OF beginning.
Dated New York. June 18th. 1911.
SAMUEL h. HAMBURGER. Reteree.
FTTTRETCH & SEYBEL. Attorneys for Plain
tns Al Park Row. Borough Of Manhattan.
New York city.
The following ~ diagram ~ the property to
be sold: IL has no street numbers:
95th Street.