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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-23
WILL EXHUME THE
 BODY OF WOMAN
F. Albright Alleges His Wife Died Under Very Mysterious
 Circumstances

Coroner Brasher has been asked to ex- hume the body of Mrs. Fulton Albright, who died last Friday night, to make a post mortem examination of her stomach. Mir Albright alleges that his wife died while in convulsions after taking medi- cine prescribed by a local physician.
 The coroner states that he will hold an inquest this morning at 10 o'clock in his office in the courthouse and if sufficient evidence is introduced will order the body exhumed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-23
Deaths and Funerals
l.. R. Rlitchington

L. B. Blitchington, aged 57 years. died yesterday afternoon at 5:so o'clock at the late residence. 5s2o Austin avenue, Wood lawn. Funeral services will be held this afternoon from the residence at 3:3) o'clock Interment will be made in Elm wood cemetery. He is survived by a widow and five children.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-23
ADUNDSEN TO TRY
 FOR NORTH POLE

Montevideo. May 22f-Capt. Roald Amundsen. the discoverer of the south pole, who arrived here yesterday an- nounced his intention today to start from San Francisco in March or April, 1913. on an expedition to the north pole. He will have wi:h him the same men who accom- panied him on his last expedition. Cap tain Amundsen was received this after noon in audience by the President.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-23
SMALL BOY INJURED
 BY HIS SISTER
Edwin Hyde May Be Fatally Hurt-Other News of
 Ensley

Little Edwin Hyde, the 2-year-old son of ". E. Hyde of Shady Side, sus- tained serious. If not fatal, injury yesterday afternoon at the hands of his 5-year-old sister, who was knocking
 nulberries from tree with a garden hoe. As the hoe descended from a blow Into the branches of the tree the little boy suddenly ran under 1t and received the corner of the hoe in the top of his skull, a wound an inch deep result Ing. The skull was penetrated and one of the large head arteries cut which caused a large flow of blood The lit tie to- almost bled to death before
 medical aid could reach him. Several little children were playing about the tree and their cries caused much excite ment in the neighborhood. The little sister IS prostrated over the sad accf- dent, and is i'll. The attending doctors state that there is little hope held for the recovery of the child, although at this time he is resting well with no signs of convulsions.
 Claud Tidmore, the delivery boy for Averyts. who accldently shot himself, is resting well at his home. His wound is not considered serious. For the first time in 40 years two
 brothers met here yesterday when F. D. Major of Shady Side greeted his older brother, B. c. Major of E1 Paso.
 The local man last saw his brother
 when he was a lad of but years B. c. Major Is prominent real estate dealer of Fl Paso, where he has resided
 for 30 years
 The Amphion club will give an in- formal dance Friday evening, May 24. at Eagles hall.
 | Father Klich. formerly assistant pas
 tor of St. Anthony's, Is visiting friends
 in this city.
 J. w. Mayne, formerly in business
 here, is on a visit to friends. Miss Agnes Harris of Wetumpka is
 the guest of relatives at Shady Side 1 The story hour at the library Thurs day afternoon will be in charge of Miss Sophia Rose.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-23
BOY HIT BY STREET
 CAR IS VERY LOW

Warren, the little 27-months-old son of MT. and Mrs. Jack Jones of West End, who was run over by street car few days ago, is quite low at the South High lands infirmary this morning at l o'clock. It was stated that it was scarcely pos sible that the little one would live until daylight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-23
Big Crowd at East Lake

large crowd attended the fireworks display and band concert at East Lake park last night. The fireworks programme was a gorgeous spectacle and with the lake for a background made an inspir- ing sight. Nappfs band rendered sev- eral good selections and the crowd lin- gered until almost midnight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-23
Mrs. Josie A. Du Boise

Funeral services over the remains of Mrs Josie A. Du Boise will be held this afternoon at the residence of w. C. Max we'll l15 North Sixty-sixth street, East Lake. Interment will be made in Woot- lawn cemetery. She is survived by two sons and two daughters. Rev. J. W. Jones will officiate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-23
TOO LATE ID CLASSIFY

I.OST-Between Western Union and Motorcycle Messenger Servlce cflice. pocketbook containing between s3 and s4 and papers; liberal reward to finder. Call 2012 4th avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-23
STANDING
PERSONAL

Mrs. Edward B. Bugas left today for Norfolk. Va, called there by the serious uness of her mother, Mrs. Robert Reid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-23
LICE LoY. undertaker. Phones 1es.

JOHNS. Undertaking co. Phones lcos.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-23

smiley -Gaudin- Smith O.. Phones {
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-23

SHAW. the Undertaken, Phones g.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-23

Washinston-The scout cruiser Bir- mingham. the first vessel of the ice pa
 trol, arrived today on her station off the Grand Banks, and reported by radio to Captain Knapp, the naval hydrographer. announcing that she had spoken the liner Olympic in latitude s north and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-23

Claud Tidmore the delivery boy for Averyt's. who accldently shot himself, is resting well at his home His wound is not considered serious
Arizona republican., 1912-05-20
STATUS IF THE
 SCHOOL LANDS
Story of the Filibuster Which Defeated House
 Bill No. 156
PUBLIC LAND
 BOARD CREATED

In reply to criticisms of tEe 1ilibuster that defeated the school land Consutu- :.pnai amehdn,rt whica was success fully lei by Senator C. F. Wood on Friday night and Saturday morning. the following statement IS made by Senator H A Davis who is chairman or the public lands committee of the senate.
 There has been some criticism of the action of the Marcopa represen- tatives in the state senate for their determined and successful flibuster against house bill l56 during the last two days of the regular session. Through the obstruction of ttg consid- eration before the senate no opportuni 2 ty was allowed to deba;a the question on it's merits and therefore the reasons Were not given for such determined opposition 10 it. A record of the mat ter may theleIOre be Of interest.
 Throughout the early part of the session every effort of the Maricopa delegation in the house 10 secure re- medial legislation, keeping faith with actual bona fide occupants Ct school lands in Salt River valley, met with defeat. Finally a measure wps agreed upon in ,he house that appeared atis- factory to all concerned. It was house bill 120 which creates the state land commission. This commission is charged v.jh the Investigation. survey and selection of lands granted to tho
Arizona republican., 1912-05-20

state l. is also charged with the re- spOnsibili-y of determining the value of improvements upon the school lands under lease ana to report to the next legislature the most feasible and busi- ness like plan for permanent policy in administration of the public lands The measure also pyiles tha; leasees shall
 be granted permits to continue their occupancy until this permanent policy
 is established by law, also that pay mcnt by ltseeS of assessments under reclamation projects shall he consider
 ed as improvements for which the
 state guarantees reimbursement The
 bill as al whole seemed fair to every
 interest concerned-the state. the lcasee and the schools II passed the
 house and after arriving in the senate
 was referred to the committee on pub
 lie lands
 The committee unanimously ap-
 proved tine bill with soma slight
 amendments AS chairman of the pub
 lie lands committee had cha:ee of
 the bill in the senate and was naturally placed to see all objections defeated and the bill become law.
 About the same time another meas ure regarding school lands came frosr the house It was a constitutioua. mcndment prohibiting tn" sale Of any school lands in an. mount or for .'". purpose. This Hll was properly re- fcrrcl first to the committa on con stitutionai amendments and refcren- dunn. II appeared to me however, that ! after that committee had reported or it. common fairness required that th, public lands committee should have had an opportunity to pass upon it Therefore when the committee on con- stitutiOEAI amendments ana refcren- ! dum repOrted the bill I asked that il be referred to the pubic lanos com mittse. My request was refused il such a peremptOry manner as to make ] il plainly evident that majority of tho senate had dec.led to cram the meas ure through with short ceremony anl
 slight cOlnpuEctiou of the feelings oi i those most vitally effected. My col
 league Senator Wood and myself hclC { a conference on the matter We fell
 that the submission of the propose amendment prior to the report of tn. : Iand co.ana:ea!on. orpVidt@ i: horse Jil i 20. would not be fair proposition
 either to the people of the state or tC
Arizona republican., 1912-05-20

those occupants of school lands who have wrestcl their value frog d desert ,,3tc
 Then We were opposed to it for an other reason Those who fa .c~ad il most strenuously were the senators who had opposed other constitutional amendments. When petitions with thousands of names attached asked for the submission Of woman suffrage they had turned deaf ear to the cntreaties Yet they were determined to force the school land amendment through before it had been considered by tho proper committee ana without a petition. a letter. q memorial or any other evil dcnce Of public desire behind it to our knowledge. Simmered ooWn 10 its fin al analysis it looked like q blow to
 Marcopa county. We fe.t we hal been : treated with scant respect in the re- 1usai to anoW tG, E'l tn 20 |. he public ian E. coru:.i:r"e We h:t! n1 ] time to prepare amendments and se- ! cure prop :" consiGeraucn. ". there fore conC:eded that we we've jdStilit in using every parliamentary usage at ] our command to encompass tDe defeat i of the bill
 | Senator <. B Wood. who is an ex- | pert parliamentarian, led the filibuster | and it's success is largely que to his ' skill and persistence.
 Under ordinary circumstances fl- 7 libuster is rcprehensible. In this instance | 1t was a very trying matter to D, ' forced to abstract measures which Wt desired to pass as much as any other member Of the senate. However w ! are convinced that the end justified th' , means.
 We will now have a commission tha l will make exhaustive researches int the public land question. It will repOr to the next legislature It may favO
 the sale of all school lands or none a 1 all It may favor the leasing of all O : part Of the public lands. It may. an'
 beieve it will, favor the sale O
 lands under reclamation projects unde
 such restrictions and conditions as vii 1 give the schools the largest pOssibl
 return.
 When this report is before us, Whe
 We have considered the facts and con
 dition and proposed administration
 then it will be time to consider consti
 tutiona amendments regarding tn
 natter
Arizona republican., 1912-05-20

Henry Ferris, Hadar. Nebr. is the father of ten children and for the past 20 years has used FOley's Honey and Tar Compound with the best of results He tells us "I think Foleys Honey and Tar Compound is the best cough medicine in the world for have used it for the past 20 years and can recommend it to anyone needing cough medicine Elvey X Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-20

Try Republican Want Ad for results,
Arizona republican., 1912-05-20

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-19
MECHANICS LIENS.

MINNIFORD AVE, " s, l25 II OF Seach
q. 25xlOO: Unionpor Lumber ana MANI
featuring Co at Mrs. Helen u stase' o"H''
Michael Woods, contractor, SSo%', ,e5 G., n
extended 75xlOO. Bronx Cut stone o. me
at EdgecOmbe Court Co, Inc. owner bon non
poco Construction Co. contractor; S-'VVV.
YANDEWATER ST. - and 70; Ropert
c,,ePr ~ act %orulau L Munro estate, Inc
owner and contractor; $40 10. ~,
OATH ST, II West; Nathan Paris agt PAU
Aotland owner; John Kelly, jr' lessee ana
STg HyE' SO and goth St, 8o2 West; G
Coutnard Co agt la %rence Bolognino
owner: Edward N O'Brien. contractor
IL EETRY ST. 800: Abe Warm agt Rose
Gersbowltz and Jacob Green, owners and
Contractors; John Gsrshowitz' contractor
SANE PROPERTY; same agt Rose Ger
shcuitz and Jacob Green, owners John VIC
TOT and John Fagin, contractors; 500
90 AVE-, W cor Of 1880 81, S4x3s; sam
Rosen agt Pocano Realty Co, owner and
contractor; James and Amelia flaming, con-
FIFTH gT, 219 East: Abraham Rubenheld
NJ Alexander and Annie Louis owners
6snes NJ Albert. contractor: 1913.
an AVE 8 cor OF 175th St 13SXll3;
Conforti Excavating and Foundation Co agt
Codae Realty Co, owner and contractor Gre
- oTIMSY AVE. 20 to 4s; Pasquale Gia-
sobbe agt Glebe Construction Co. owner and
GoERCK ST II and 70: Alfred L Notion
Cohen & Levine Construction Co. contrac-
tors. t4s25 Is.
Eth AVE. ls9 and Goth st. So2 West;
Lorenzo RasGrio aEt Francis L ogden, own
e.; Lawrence J. BologniuO. lessee; Edward NJ
0Bren, contractor: S16O.
9Th AVE, 43l: Gordon Bros agt Harry G
Hsnenbeck, owner; Horace L Rood and
American Hotel Syndicate. contractors;
ts2s5 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-19
,se,cNMsNTs OF MORTGAGES.

Mary J Hamlu and ano. admr, to Mary J
Hamlin g aSSyS 20 Edw r Koch trus $500.
rbsrIcs l Hausmann and ano 70 Max May
G; ,HSs-ican Mortgage Co to Mary Van Van
,,,osl et al eNrs, SO, l43. coo
Lucy Bach TO Jacob LONDON anu "i0' go
Oo9 Sr.s.ricE c Leubascher. trus, to Nellie
oaattlsndeI: S S2,SG. =, George Hahn; 1854
h ame1ican Mortgage Co TO Mary Robert
t?l .. 1,,,io r staT. 81
Mar and Jackson and ano' eA's' 10 ho'
rs D. 0T TTcgerv to Matthias Haffen: 81 S92
riis l. Abbott 10 Wilson NJ PoweH; SI;Uuo
t Sr~ q Nerck to Katie Westphaehhst''
s- ysrg,ret sheehan TO stephen Garland; 500
y.nSerSe y Rumsey et al, cXrs. 10 AhsIe!
wilcox ct al eXrs S",Vig.
s s..n,, : RsbiDowitz TO Max Bdison; 500 .,
chester Hudson u PAU 5aln.sa' Ell ~
iohn Block 10 Joseph DcHtseIiy ,.S,t,.,5sr.
Sbris;Ina STEPHAN TO Frederleh fe'''o'oe''
s9 Sey He,born 70 Charles Helborn: s. =, ooo
tsrss N Bell 10 Lillian Il Woodrun' SoVvo.
Charles B Hin. admir- TO f'e!O i'''''''
20 R4, StSd N Bruno and ano, exrs' to Mary
KsSkeis;sTBR Mi SIO 20 Katie Hi: $4,000
rank Of Northport 20 Minaiu 0i'i''''
Caroline Il Johnston TO Harris u Ooi''
NliOT ., r--,,s. 60 70 LAWYERS
-i.ia Tnsurance and Trust Co; S2ouoO.,
~ go TO Dry Dock Savings INSTITUTION
NSs, arCs n TilIie 6 Orenhym: S2l, 49,.
Same to Edw A Morrison and ano' trus'
$1,000. ,lhsrv civ Saw
INKS Institution, $4,000
Same 10 same. Sl4J,oOU' - o.n
ssrne 10 Fiora s Iustig; $1,000. ,.,
LAWYERS Realty CO TO Lawyers Mo''sas'
Co; $4,000. puu;, >sarv. 81
Io5n q Brown and ano. eXrs' 10 JAMES
Brown et al. trus; $1,000. - ,,,o-, y
lanes Brown ct al. trLs' TO AIoeI'
Bloser: 5000. o.. ,,..-o,oI,-
tan TrlI-t co. cdn: 81 500 ,,,,.,.
sam. as Cdn. to same, AS an Individual
sew eT York Trust Co to Ida cullman'
$4,000 .,.-. .--,s. 90 20
I.7re6 states Trust Co; $1,000. =.
claude { stephens to Emile Lams; ell
aaron Morris 20 Jennie HN man 81. ~.
Lena 4 Weber 10 Lawyers Mortgage o.
charles L BrooXhelm TO Isabel MeaFes' 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-19

-. attorney. Leo sci,afrau, 1l6 Mas
saa s.; ct So. West. 1GXloo.1l; July l.
sat Julius teller TO Marie LOUIS alo ond
1871 e. 600: attorney. Title Guarantee anu
Trust, ~ PROPERTY; July Z, 1891; same 70
sA san Strich; $4,000; attorney same as
.boye. Til. Bronx.
,xppIpGE AVE, $ s. 100 IT Of South South
BA INpInIard 4S10xllS; Dec - i3o0,
ern bou'. Cisssens to Margaret Houlihan
Pnilor}cnt, ,ornsvs. Amend * Amend, I'D
Nassau 81, CT ~ s. coo It n Of Becker ave-
FULL u "5,tt,ryili, 2jx10O; July Is. 1910;
map M Is5iss 10 Julia 7 Stan; $l,yOo; AT
GeoTes I!eorse h TAYLOR. 39l East l49lh 81
tcIntyT y b7Ccl 323I. map llSt, baileI es-
LOT a. ~, At KRIS sbridge, etc; sept 10
tate P,oITrc"T Osborn 20 Bertha h anu
lgCgi; M N Xcary. $1,000; address, Cortland
y Y. 100, century Investing co; July D.
LOT ~ M rorld to United states Realty
1901 Inv t,,ent 60: S2.O2J; attorney. iltle
ana M n and Trust co, loo EroadWay.
lnS W.T. az. oS same map and DATE same TO
same sI;S"9 and o.. map 1is7. Bailey estate.
Lol =, Kingsbridge, July 10 iso,; Mg Tr,s.
Realty 20 attorney. Title Insurance Co. l35
B[o adv Il 70 a So % and G5, map sos Ad S
Lon ~, . 1900. Warwick Realty q Con-
Park. Ju'ES 20 Annie G. He'll; $500; attorney,
strucloI, ,rSeron 1901 Bathgate ave. 1000,
Mm D,TSSAE AVE :. lS43 II II or lSoth 81.
MOHESANo rg0i. Magdalena and Frank
$3xi4S. - D'I Dollar savings Banks $500; attoT-
T To@a'i sI,4 W Ssxiso As J JGy TO-
MOHEDAaTT5 Theresa Cramer TO Jacob Zapp;
l y Ia cG attorneys Amend Amend liS Mas
sar oSSttrurRN BOULEVARD. W $; 15ll IT n
,Si So st. % 100 3X25xlCa July H. iss9;
Of le4Ih ID TeIlic Warner TO simon { Brad.
John 80 . 90 20 attorneys, Bergman & Davis 32l9
Cd ave. ,.,.r,.,y.. AUG z 1900. Ellen T
WsTn,eir. TO I'VE " 5. 100 +, Of 1880 st, COX
,oi Jan H. 1912 Higgins & co, "a e9 1G TO
C6as Gilmore, 5000; attorney "'o u|"'e'
i rS e AVE o. sa2lo' Geo Jan q hi slS
Albtrt & Anna WaERgLT, 10 Dg IL or Rrns5,
way 90 =, ., " NJ 124th formerly
MOI, 81 N SOFT to Corporate Mortgage Co;
w lo0 afiorney Walter Lord, 30 Nassau ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-19
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-Dayld n. Fowler Plaintiff, against
Rachel Levi and others. Defendants
In pursuance OF a judgment OF foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered In the above
entitled action. and bearing date the lOth
day Of July. 1912 |, the undersigned. the
referee IN said judgment named, will sell at
public auction. at the Exchange Salesroom,
Nos lI-lG Nesey Street In the Borough OF
Manhattan city OF New York, on the 9th
day OF August 1912. at IL o'clock noon on
that day by Jacob H. Mayors. Auctioneer.
the premises directed by said judgment To be
sold and therein described as follows;
All that certain lot. piece or parcel or land.
with the building thereon erected, situate
lying and being In the city OF New YORK
bounded and described as follows;
Beginning at point In the northerly slde
Of one Hundred and Thirty-siNth street, dis
tant one hundred and sevonty-nve feet west
erly from the corner formed by the inter,
and Thirty-sixth Street with the westerly
side OF Lenox Avenue. running thence north
erly, parallel with l.cnox Avenue and part
OF the distance through party wall ninety,
nine feet eleven inches 10 the centre line or
the block: thence westerly along said centre
line OF the block sixteen feet eight lnches'
thence southoriy again parallel with Lenox
Avenue and part OF the distance through
another party wall ninety mine feet eleven
inches to the nOrtherly side or one Hundred
and Thirty-slxth street: and thence easteriy
along the same sixteen feet eight ihches 10
the point or place OF beginning.
The premises above described are located
In section In block number l02l on the
Land Map OF the City OF New York.
Subject to a certain agreement however
recorded IN Iibcr 16i OF Conveyances. page
1874 Section 7. IN the Registers ONCE OF the
County OF New York.
Dated New York. July 18th. 1912
EDWARD 4. ACKER, Referee,
FINCK. EMBREE & COBB. Attorneys for
Plaintiff. 81 Nassau Street. New York
CITY.
The following is a diagram OF the prop,
ertv TO he sold: its street number Is No. ll3
West l36th Street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-19
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
JULY is,

I'D ST. 8 s. 324 n W Of Ave G. 25xlo3.1.
Bronx; George McCauslan loans Altred
Ekendahi and Edward J Moberg $1,000.
FAILE ST, cor OF Gilbert pl, 21AlOo'
Manhattan Mortgage Co loans William SIN
mott CO so. 900.
BEACH AVE, W =. l75 II II OF Patterson
ave, I0Ox1O0: North New York savings ana
Loan Association loans Isabelle Beach $4,000
LONGFELLOW AVE, S. 300 II OF
f72d 81. T5x100; City Mortgage Co loans
O'Ieary Realty and Construction Co S}4oOo.
10TH ST n r. so II Of eth ave. 70x92
CITY Mortgage Co loans Wyanoke Realty Co
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-19
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

COLUMBUS AVE, sos: woIkenstein &
Cohen agt Bella Day Dent et al; June q,
1872; s45
9TH AVE. s35: American Granite Co agt
John Herbert ct al; June 81. 1912 (by bond):
1850
sTH AVE, 7o5: New York Metal Ceiling
Co sgt Lsmbe ct al: June 10. 1911; $50 80.
CHRISTOPHER ST. 10 and 81: George j.
sSealy 60. Inc agt Lippman &c Root ct al;
Nay -, 1912; SIS
HTH ST, All and Alb East; same agt
fame; May o. 1912: sos.
FREEMAN ST. 9Gs: Daniel w Basel agt
Marie II Beran ct al: July .. 1912; s35.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-19
FORECLOSURE SALES.

STTPPENE COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Charles Lanier and Henry b. Closson, as
trustees under the last VIII OF pavid y. Gsy
A. Dodge National operating Company ana
Forrest C. Hrleman, defendants
In pursuance Of judgment OF f fOrec'T Ioi9
and duly made and entered In the above en-
titled action on the Goth day OF June l9lZ
l. the undersigned, the referee IN saiu Juos
mcnt named. will sell at public auction, al
the Exchange Salesrooms Nos. lt-lo Nesey
street I'm the Borough of Manhattan, IN the
CITY OF New York. on the I'd day OF August,
iai9 nj - o'clock noon that day. by
Joseph +. Day. auctioneer. the premises 81,
rected b. said judgment 10 be sold ana
therein described as follows, 10 m'' Marco, Of
land with the buildings and Improvements
thereon, situated. lying and being IN tne
Borough OF Manhattan o. the cry TO OF v Sew
York OF the County and state OF New forh'
bounded and described az foiloNs: -,
Beginning at q point on the northerly slue
OF one Hundred and Thirty-ninth street;
distant eighty 500 feet one and one-haIi
UthD Inches eastcrly from the corner formed
nv the Intersection OF the easterly SIDE OF
Eighth Avenue and the northerly SIDE OF
One Hundred and Thirty-ninth street: run
min. thence northcrly, parallel with Eig nth
Avenue and part OF the distance through d
party wall. ninety-nine (90) feet eleven tll)
inches to the centre line OF the block: thence
easterly, along said centre line OF the block
nineteen l9j feet; thence southerly, again
parallel with Eighth Avenue and part or the
distance through another party wall. ninety
nine 900 feet eleven Q1l inches to the
northcrly line OF one Hundred and Thirty,
ninth street: thence westerly. along SAID
northerlv side OF one Hundred and Thirty
ninth street, nineteen 90 feet 10 the point
or place OF beginning: said premises being
known as No. 26t West l39th street.
Dated, New York. july 18th, 1912.
FRANKLIN BROOKS,
Referee.
PARSONS. CLossoN 4 McILvAINE,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs,
10 William street Borough OF Manhattan
The City OF New York, n. Y.
The following lie diagram 81 me prop,
orty 20 be sold. its street number being 2ol
West l30th Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-19
Center line OF BLOCK

West i36th street
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above described
property is to be sold, Is eleven Thousand
three hundred and ninety and 9o-lOO tsll-
800. 0oD dollars. with interest thereon from
the 9Th day OF July, 1912 together with
costs and allowance amounting TO three
hundred and fourteen and I5.l0O (s5l4.l5)
dollars. with interest from July 10Th. lDl2'
together with the expenses OF the sale. The
apDroximate amount OF the taxes. assess
ments and water rates, or other liens. which
are To be allowed 10 the purchaser out or
the purchase money or paid by the Referee.
is one hundred and eighty -nine and is-lOO
dollars and interest. 49, -
Dated. New York July lsth: l9lZ.
EDWARD a. ACKER. Referee.