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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21
"Practical Sewing and pre.smakine.,

BY Sara May Arlington.
Consideration of this volume is at
tempted with the same shrinking tim
idity and awed humility OH the part of
the reviewer that inspires him when
he contemplatcs any other csoterc
yelled and semisacred mystery.
Among the rites described in the
ancient tongue of Woman and fully
! illustrated by cryptic diagrams formed
OF black lines and queer little dotted
curves, all lettercd or numbered or
plainly marked with such symbols as
gore" lap" and plat" are the MAX
ing of mousquetare sleeve. the draft
ing OF circular skirt--thc diagram
of which, by the way. shows (nobody
VIII believe this) right-angled trian-
gle with curved hypotcnuSe-;tnd
even that last cry from the innermost
recesses Of tho Temple OF the Mantua-
makers. The Full Plated Skirt Made
From the Fifteen Gored Draft!
The author further losses off won
derfully ineligible directions for
drafting IL kimono waist; making
things without "gathers'-thats the
word she uses-for making other things
"fuiled' at the neck and waist line;
for drafting a tight waist with back
forms and per contra just waist
without back forms. Then She be-
gins TO go backwards and describes the
most approved plans and specifications
Tor the erection of Russian blouscs.
/ bo>S ana llttle RlrIS'
| n!Rht-things. and. since she has got
| started in that direction, she ascends
TO the beginning Of things and lectures
| On the construction of "pinning blank
cts" and infants slips"
| In the very back OF the book. tuck ed
! in little pocket made for that pur-
pose. is a cardboard thing on "A hinge,
part of which is divided up into inches,
and one edge Of which is marked thus:
| Dart Curve-Shoulder Curve-Under
ArTn--and-Form Curve" We couldn't
| figure that out. but we think that il is
! important; it looks as though it were
intended 10 be used in the service in
! some way.
Seriously the publishers claim-and
We wonder who told thcm-that this
! book is one of the most complete and
/ comprehensive works ever written ON
this subject.
They say. in part: I'm addition to
ton and advice for the amateur all
! given in the most simple language and
in terms easily understood and ad
nirably adapted to the beginner. il also
| furnishes full and complete information
10 persons desiring to establish them
selves in the drcssmaking business
| with additional chapters on cost OF mi;
'crials labor, etc, and quantities that
would be very acceptable TO both the
amateur and the PROFESSIONAL"
And who can doubt it?
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MI ON TIL REVIEWERS TABLE NIX
Tzassszgz - zaZ@aTSss
" S-z - 81 60 c. ~

2ccadilly bus. and from that time he
rests not but spins. The girl is win
some, everything personally that the
heart Of man could desire, but her pco-
pie are quite impossible. though Dicky
VOWS that they are only Il pit i'm
probable practically the same Wit
ticism that Henry Sydnor Harrison
voiced through one OF his characters
in ~ VS. Eyes"
The efforts put forth by these i'm
probable" people to impress Dicky's
stately family form situation Dor
der.ng ,ipon the farcical. hut intensely
amusing nevertheless. while the literal
ness of Dicky's mother, Lady Adela, is
quite as laughable. though much less
broad in its humor.
In addition to the refreshing love
story of Dicky and his attractive
sweetheart. there is also jewel OF 4
girl named Connie. VINO afterwards
marries Dickys best friend, and who
both before and after her marriage. is
so captivating a personality as to war
rant Il whole book devoted to her
alone.
Happy Co Lucky" is delightfully."-
fresh and original II is worthy, in
deed, of better title.
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1.-The stenm shovel Man."

bE Ralpn u. Palne.
With his usual facility in spinning
wholesome, outdoor yarns. MIR. Paine
has related. in The Steam Shovel
Man. n vigorous tale of the advcn-
lures Of youth who has found work
on The Big Ditch" which is so rap
idly nearing completion
n healthy, clean minded boy. the
hero of the story becomes doubly a
hero in the eyes of his associates on
the 1sthmus OF Panama when his
prowess on the baseball diamond is
discovered.
Stirring. hearty, and lifelike, Mr..
Paine's new book is we'll worth any
boys reading.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21

$500 Bed Spreads, S1.0S.
White Crochet Spreads 90x100 inches
for extra large beds; heavy weight, Mar
settles patterns.
3Sc Linen Huck Towels, Zoe.
All linen, scaloped embroidered ends,
with monogram pattern; good weight and
size, very absorbent
SIC Sheets, 75c Each.
Bleached Sheets, S1x90 inches. for
double beds. Made of good, heavy round
thread cotton.
A sheet we can recommend for It's wear
ing qualities.
zoe Pillow Gases, TIC Each.
Made OF tho best grade of cotton, pure
bleach extra heavy, round thread, 42x36
inches. Special, TIC each or S2.O0 dozen.
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-Thc Desired Woman.

by WI N IfHrDen.
Rich and not tincally scrupulous.
Dick Mostyn. an Atlanta banker. is
suddenly attacked by n desire to seek
the simple life among the hills of Gcor-
gta. lie goes To stay on farm. and
there he simply raises everything but
grain.
Back IN Atlanta he had rather fan
cied. and had married one of TIE
towns spoiled pets. but here he desires
one of natures own Unfortunately
still another of the deadlier sex APP
pears-this time out Of the heros some
what speckled past. Later. Mostyn's
wife runs away with another man. and
then the child dies. Tie wife dies. too
and everybody uses the most sorrow
full and high falutiu words that he
can command.
SO Mostyn liz left enshrouded in
gloom. ana Mr.. Harden is happy.
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"Joc, the Book Farmer"
-, 4. al

Progressive farming receives an
other we'll deserved and helpful bit OF
exploitation in MIR. Harriss story of
Joe, the champion boy corn-raiser.
In simple, reada BILE form. the book
tells how an industrious boy. taking
advantage of modern demonstration
methods and the opportunities offered
in the study of books written by ex-
perts. succeeded in making the land
yield her increase.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21
"f'ntinin."
Ey Rowland Thomas.

By Rowland Thomas
Now Fatima was Il widow hardly
turned sixteen, and was very softly
dark of eye. and satiny Of skin, and
plumply slender. and Gazellely straight
and graceful and she was n maid as
little village on canal cmbankment
/ called Ashmuncin. and she was not
/ only the most beautiful girl oman
In Ashmuncin. but probably in all
Egypt
| There dwelt also in the village the
Shejk Omar. who looked upon Fat!ma
and was straightway cnamored OF her,
whereupon her uncles. the wheel
wrights. sought TO give her to him in
marriage. But Fatima looked also
upon Shcik Omar and saw that he
was "oidish whskerish and fattish"
! and would have none Of him So she
consulted the god called Thout, who
was very wise god. but. AS Fatima
/ said, "a dead one" Thout said moth
: ing. and Fatima took his advice and
married Ali the Fool
All this is set down in Rowland
/ Thomas's bright bit OF fooling called
/ ''Fatima," and more.
FatIma was not only very beautiful,
but very. very wise, she journeyed
10 Mecca and became one of the wives
OF the lordly Kadi. But she was also
very foolish so she loved slender
youth named Abdallah. wherefore the
i<adi cast her out, and she lived in the
dust for q time But. in the end, Al!
the Fool wac waiting for her. and
none Of !; happened after ALL for she
had lain IN her bed and dreamed many
things
"Fauma' is a delicate burlesque OF
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"rhrend. OF Gray ana Gold"

Fly Myrtle Reed.
With prose and poetry alternating, "a
series of miscellaneous writings Of the
late Myrtle Reed is printed as q; me
mortal To that widely-read author. un-
der the title of Threads or Gray and
Gold"
wide range is traversed in the
NIFTY poems and articles included in
the volume. rowing from II series OF
papers on love affairs OF Presidents of
the United States, through patriotic
songs and lyrics of sentiment. to sedat e
little essays on the tcchnic of the short
story and the evil OF the dressing sack
habit.
Though these articles and poems are
not OF great Importance, they Will be
read with pleasure by the admirers OF
the late Myrtle Reed Mccullough. since,
is the editor Of the volume states, they
present some of the writer's most ty-
picai teranccs-uttcrnnces character
lied 10y the combination of wisdom.
humor and sentiment that belongs to
all the writings of the gifted author"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21

q tale from the cxpurSnted Arabian
Nighto. fantasy OF charming non
sense. related with so much skill of
Workmanship and atmospheric color
as almost TO deceive the reader into
taking 1t seriously, whereas 1t is sim
ply an extremely artistic joke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21

fall. All new.
$3.50 Lambs Wool Comforts, $2.0S.
72x7S-inch Comforts for double beds
filled with pure, white lambs wool and
covered with good grade of fancy silk
oline; colored grounds with large floral
patterns in all colors.
$3.50 Blankets, $4.9S Pair.
Fine White Wool Blankets, 70xs2 inches
for double beds, weight, pounds to the
pair.
These blankets are made of good, long
staple wool, with a four-nch silk binding
to match the pink or blue border.
75c Linen Huck Towels, SOC Each.
Extra fine. all linen. hemstitched huck.
pure white bleach, soft finish, monogram
patterns, 22x40 inches.
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vivals; brown, Kings blue, Wis
taria, salmon, maize. pink. nile,
lavender and light blue.
Silk and Wool Crepe, S2.75 I'd.
Beautiful fabrics. possessing
weight and at the same time hav-
ing draping qualities OF great
scope.
AZ inches wide in black. ivory,
canard. seal. navy, terra Gotta.
Burgundy and Copenhagen.
Canton Crepe. $3.os yd.
An extra heavy crepe de chine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21
Special Values in Table
Linens for Fashion Week

All new--Napkns and Cloths that we were able
to at special prices. and in turn have
marked at very low figures.
$3.50 and 1878 Napkins, 2.OS Dozen.
All pure Scotch linen, large size--actual meas
urement, 23x23 Understood weight Nice range
OF patterns.
$3.50 Napkins, SS.08 Dozen.
Extra large satin finish double damask Nap
kins 26hx26H inches, all patterns. Some
thing very special at the price.
$3.50 and So 90 Table Cloths, si.0s
For 5O-inch and 60-inch round tables-2hx2h
yards.
All patterns, with round designs, double
border, large floral centre extra heavy weight and
all pure linen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21
New Oriental Rugs

Complete assortment OF Ker-
man. kermanshah. Sarouk. Gho-
raran. Mahal. serapi and other
leading wcavcs.
MI are very notable values. },
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I ashionWeek at Mosbv' $

brings with 1t a display of the assortment of
msh CLASS merchandise shown in Richmond
we believe that merchandise is he thing that
people visit our store to and that's exactly what we
purpose showing during Fashion Week.
We Women Outftters head to foot,-eacb
department really specially store in itself
In addition to the beautiful stylish things
Tor personal and adornment
of housekeeping linens. curtains, draperes. rugs etc
For the coming week and the fall and winter season
we have gathered from all the world the and
best for personal and home decorations.
These things will be shown in form
possible, and sold all Mosby Sold at fair
and reasonable prices
This in addition courteous intelligent service is
what at Mosby's this every week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21

Brocaded Tussah Royal, $3.50 yd.
Handsome fabrics. A inches
wide in wisteria and navy.
Brocadcd Wool Charmeuse. ST 30
Lovely fabrics. 46 inches wide,
in navy, Copenhagen, plum and
black.
Serge Suiting, $50 yd.
Extra heavy quality, 81 inches
wide, in mahogany, taupe, navy
and black.
Matelasse Suitings, $500 and
$500 yd.
54 inches wide in rich shades
Of seal brown, wisteria, canard.
taupe, Copenhagen, navy and
black.
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To Be Well Shod Come to the Mosby Shoe Shop

The foundation is the important
thing to woman's equipment, as well
us in building.
We urge every woman In Richmond
to try pair of Mosby-mndc shoes.
You'll find them IA thing of beauty
and Il source of comfort.
Complete assortment ut $3.50, $500,
$500, 5000, 500 up to $1,000.
We have an unusually large and
choice assortment OF shoes at 5000,
comprising dull domino calf with cloth
or dull tops; patent feathers with cloth
or dull tops, with and without tips;
some with low walking heels-others
with the more dressy leather Cuban
heel.
The illustration shows a sterling e
$500: hand welted soles with new Louis
medium, narrow toe. This shoe Is very
styles in domino calf, with dull mat kid
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21
Oriental Rugs That Are
Right and Worthy

several hundred beautiful
pieces have just arrived.
Bear In mind that n properly
bought Oriental Is cheaper in
tho long run than any other
floor covering.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21

Diagonal Suitings, $500 and
1925 yd.
Heavy weight suitings, "a inches
wide, in the new shades Of ma
hogany, laurel. Copenhagen, wis
terra, leather, navy. taupe and
black.
Epingaline suiting, $500 yd.
54 inches wide in rich. hand
some shades Of royal blue, navy,
taupe and black.
Bayaderc Velour De j.nine, $500
"a inches wide, In navy. rose.
taupe and black. Especially at
tractive by reason OF their velvety
finish and appearance.
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assortment OF shades in addition
to black and white.
IO-inch Charmeuse, $500 yd.
Another beautiful silk that is
in great favor.
The quality is unusually good.
and our assortment Of shades COM
plete, including brown. Copen-
hagen, Kings blue, canard, navy,
taupe. medium gray, old rose, Wis
taria. Helen, amber, lavender,
light blue, black and white.
Crepe Meteors, $3.50 yd.
another one of the seasons re-
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Bed Spreads, Comforts, Towels Sheets, Pillow
Cases Special Prices During Fashion Week


in hesemu ch-ne # fal new.
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CAL silk) for those who want the
best
White. brown. gray, navy.
Kings blue. lavender. old rose,
brick red, etc. 40 inches wide.
Brocadcd Charmeuse, Meteors,
Crepes and Poplins, $500 to
S4.8S yd.
An immense assortment of these
fabrics. which includes all of the
newest shades, as we'll as the
staple colors for street and eve
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21
New Dress Goods for Fashion Week

The Mosby Exposition OF Dress Goods takes precedence
because OF completeness
very helpful women who have waited until the
last word in dress fabrics has been spoken
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21

Persian Crepe De Chine, ST 90 yd.
"a inches wide, soft and rich,
especially adapted for trimming
purposes and girdles.
Warp Printed Messalines, 81 80
35 inches wide, in white. light
blue, and pink grounds, with neat
designs in harmonious shadings
Crepe dc Chine, S1.5O 6 SLID yd.
40 inches wide and an extra
quality silk-one of the very pop
ular dress fabrics for fall Large
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Chiffon Waists, $5.98

Navy, black, Copenhagen and
plum chiffon. Made over white
net with charmeuse vest trim
med with crystal buttons. De
cidedly stylish.
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Luxurious Silks for All Dress Purposes

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07

81 FL, stern m 70 Benjamin Marder. 7s4 Kelly ST
Ing soo,oO0 June .: 81: attorney. LAWYERS
nc S, Insurance and Trust Co. lG0 Broadway
,rbo,, 5Vo ana 400. map Forster & Schmtt:
.. I"o rice 10 Joseph Heck SO West G5th
81 mtg $4,000: June 3: ST. attornevs WhaIen
q Dunn, "a Cedar 81 " = wharf"
+, LOTS LOIS "a and 80, map lO7 iots sold nv Joseph
Ueof ,etIo Srisenoio 10 Susie Golding. 10l
stooo' Iflst 81 mtg ST. 300: y part: June =;
way. " "o'uIhs' 100 biOdu
MORT, NORRIS AVE, e cor 1e7th st. 175x-:
MOTIFS ave. cor 16sth It. l75x-; Juanita
June g. 81 ''V "es' i'-u 81
MONROE AVE. cor Public So. runs 5
4e9 W oscar ii Naupel TO John Wiehe
bba ey Title Insurance and Trust co, 100
= RESERVED RIGHT OF WAY. W $. begins
entine ave, runs W I7O8x n 40 Xix . 40 Sx $
~ Felix a Donnelly. ref to Henry Wendt
Iearl River. Y: June . So 755. attorney
NS sr,1 19TS Title Insurance Co. 13j Broadway.
SIEBBlNS AVE, n Q cor Lyman Place runs
n Sosx 7l.1lX s III, Wade Greene TO the
Ardolas Co. 233 Broadway mtg S3s 900: June
., 500; attorney. Douglas & Armitage. 233
p UNION AVE. cor Dawson st. 27.5x2s4 .
Royal i Wolcott TO Thomas IL Rolf Morgan
Vile mtg $4,000; June 3: 500; attor-
ney. Mr. Van Kirk 1871 Madison ave
Sd AVE. 1897. W 5. 2OxlOO. G & s Realty
70 10 Louis Frankenthaler. 1855 Belmont ave:
June o. 500: attorneys. Frankenthaler q
hraus. 30 Nassau ST.
Sd AVE W cor lSsth st. 5S3 TO cyrus Pl X
IoiSN55 lOx75.ll: Adrian r Herman ref 10
fetef Often 1871 Clinton ave mtg S33 OOOl .
June 3; $4,000. attorney, Lawyers Title In
surance Co 100 Broadway
SAND PROPERTY. Peter often 10 Ioserh
Schilhng. 7@S East 165th ST Omtg S33 OuOl. NAV
81 81: attorney. same.
22HIH ST S. $50 Il q Of Barnes ave 2Ox
ll4G' Isaac Kaston to Joseph Cohen. 20 East
"oth 81 tmtg $500, Aug 10 1912: 81
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney')
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM AVE. 4s3. s. - 6xl00: sept
90 1903; Helene stein 20 Hailsm ~ Taf nas,
Bank. 1900. attorney, Mapiesden' - fA'N
LEXINGTON AVE. s7s. g 2Ox7o; oct 10,
1911; Simon and Nag Mc a,Sd%ne ~ title
Guarantee and Trust Go. i7G BIooad,WNaay Gin
MOTT ST. 90, % 4x04; June IL. 1903, GIo-
seppe Colombo 10 Joseph Siege. S3,OOO, a.
torney. y Henry w Schutt. 229 Broad"sS
SAME PROPERTY; June Il, lJlz. Nico,e
and Anna Colombo 10 same 800 s"''o ~
MADISON AVE. 1884, 5, 20x7O, March u.
1919. Edw A Hannah to American MoftBaks
60; $780, attorneys Bowers & sanos' -
MADISON ST. -. 953 It of Scanned ST.
"a 7xO6 Feb 81. 1910; Elias Shinsky 10 Pncas
stabl; $1,000; attorney f 2 shinsky 'f'
sT NICHOLAS AVE. " $. 80. # Of 18Th
So 10 5x05 ike 9xl07 March 20 1911. E1W
aud Kate Molyneaux 70 james kilshelmae,J
or fST AVE- 23Os. 2Asxoi April I. 1905;
MariantOnia Defalco to Dora Topper, $500. at
torney. Leo Schafran. Of Chambers st.
1syth 81, 2G109. II Jan H. 1902. Arnold and
Anna 3 Pienning 10 Isabella Heimath s2o.Oo2
18TH ST, 1856 East, y. -. 1882; March },
1893. Frederick Finck 10 Equitable lifc As
surance Society; $4,000: attorneys. Alexander
4 Green. 1876 Broadway.
FAD s,r S g. $50 n Of Madison ave 10 Ok
1927: Oct Z. 1908: Richard " and Josephine
= Buckley 20 the Equitable Life Society;
s2s 900; attorneys. Alexander Green. lOo
oaTE sT. n O. 429 IT e OF 10Th ave. 17xioo s;
July il. 1854. Adricn a and Lawrence Potter
10 10 Eya Fenyes. 5000 attorney c W Ben
ne issTH 1927 IN. Is, $50 of Boulevard. 2oI
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gan to Joseph BIRD; $3.50: AT attoiney. Ii W
kennedy, 90 Broadway
% 155D ST. SIS. 100 n OF Amsterdam ave.
al to Maria II Dehon: $1,000; attorneys
Strong Cadwalader, 40 Wall 81.
The Bronx.
BROOK AVE. 40 and AL 100 II n OF
l44th ST, 80 l0x10O. Nov 4. 1912. Rebecca
Calm TO Estates Mortgage Security Co. ldt
BOSTON ROAD. OF Morse ave. s. be-
gins al cor Of lot ~, map 2oI, village
OF Eltona. etc. 236 II N e OF wall ct tiooth
81, runs 10l.1 TO W 3 Cauldwen ave y
ok W 80 10 road W GAIL 20 beg
April "A. 1885; julia and GustaNe HuersteI
10 New York House and school Of Industry
Sll.OVO; attorneys, Morris q Schin, III EX-
change place.
caldwell AVE. $. 1905 It OF
l6jth 81, 3Ixl ls.jx27l1xl0l2 June -. 1906
August + Schwarzler 10 Henrietta Gerber,
$500. attorneys Corbin Organ 22C
LoT 2t4 to 267. map Gleason property
9th Ward. Dec ~, 1911. Leopold Kaufman
to Louis p Lehneyer. assignee; Sl.O2O. at
torneys. Wingate cullen. 80 Nassau ~.
LOTS 70 and a. map Of lots in Williams
-. 1891, by Henry c Thompson; March a
1912: Nicoletta Agneli 10 sadie u Clocke
Sl.4o0. attorneys. Clocke, Koch a Reidy
LOT 100 map 42s. Of building lots in oath
Ward. near Willamsbridge station. made 10y
Henry c Thompson. May "A. 1917, iran
cisco and Rosa Attardo 10 Sigmund Ernsl
and ano. $500. attorney, Arthur q Ernst
10 Broadway.
oLINViLLE AVE. 3343 Cwlliamsbridgel
mtg to secure notes. Anna and Charles
G Flyare to Robert Wick. $500, attorney
Hugo : Mack. Beekmsn 81.
PARkSIDE PLACE. 5. isl II IS W 81
2o7th ST. 25xloo ox25.5xlo2.2 Aug 2s, 1912
James J. Mary \. william j, Anna 6. Tho'
+ and Eugene r Doherty TO Simeon Brad
ley. Mack Y. $1,000 49,.
Of Hiddietown n road. 5ONiOO, May 2. 1905
Matthew Culligan to Lillian Newell. Sl.OOp
attorney. Charles II Baechler, 1925 Walker
vER1o AVE. W $. 11O2 IT !. Of 23eth st
Witzltr 20 Margaret l. Keller; $3.50 attor.
ncy. New York Title Insurance CO. u.s.
vERIo AVE. $. 551 It of 23eth st
25vaS 5x27. Gxl0911: sane 10 Lille Pedlow
>'SG FF a5Of Kyf same s. s27 It Of 2ae,h st
25X1O9 i1x27 6xl2i.6. same 10 same $3.50.
NERIO AVE. W 5. 1873 II n or 236tn 81
Ify133xe7xli4T. same TO Mary Ruddell
Wi,EsTER AVE. eoai. " :. 339xsOx irreg
April IS 1910. Michael and Bridget Bun
worth 10 James j kilsheime5ro; %,,po", a.
WESTCHESTER AVE. OIL II n 0
Jackson ave. runs ll1.hN5oX : Stilus
o5.S 10 beg. March lS' WI, 'l, ~ u
Storrschuss 20 American Mortgage 20
IS. coo. attorneys Bowers sands 46 Ce
OAR ~. 49,,
WESTCHEsTER AVE. n W at ~ wner'
intcrsectcd by land or Emahuel 'la" a.
"a - u N OF Jackson ave. runs W g.
10 . 6 Jackson ave = COX Q si.l0N W -
10 hes: March -. 1911: William and Lydls
Sternschuss 20 H1lry Block; Sl,"uo. h''o'
ye, Cr.rles l. Hoffman 81 Nassau ST.
SAME PROPERTY. oct ., l"l2: J F N
CO 20 william Stcrnschuss, Sl.Io3 10, at
SANE PROPERTY. oct 25 1912. same to
same. - 1000. attorney. same.
144TH ST g $. $J n " % College ave
runs ~ - 3V De- ~ lnN " ~ 10 neg
MAJ 20 1891. Richard and Nancy E0twisl.
20 Eleanor n Smith. g. 900, attorney u
Overington. @7OG Sd ave.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
YorK-Edgar s. Apychy and John :
AITlcby. Plaintiffs. against The Bedford BoIie-
ward Construction Company and Others, De
PENDANTS
Ia pursuance OF Judgment ~ foreclosure
ana sale duly made and entered In the above
entitled action ana bearing date the 1th day OF
ATrl. 1919 !. the undersigned the referee IN
said judgment named. VIII sell 40 public auc~
tion a, tie Exchange SalesrOom Nos 32Os-
Bronx. Ctty ~ New York. on the 18Th day OF
June. 1918. az Il O'Clock noon on that day, ~
joseph =. DaS, AuctionecL the premises dl-
roctHd hy said judgment 10 Ie sold. and therein
described as follows
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land
situate. lylnt and being IN ITO Borough or The
Bronx. cts. County and State OF New YORK.
bounded and described az follows.
beginning e.. point on the elsterly side OF
Jerome Avenue. distant -Four hundred and eight
feet and forty-seyen hundredths OF foot
ffOsa1t nOriherly from the corner formed ~
the lnterfrc'i0n OF the said easterly side OF
Jerome Avenue and the northerly side % one
hundred and slNty-hfth Street. ard running
az Jefom, Avenue ono hundred and thirteen
fcct ana thirty-tnrce hu1dredths Of a foot
thence tastcrly. parallel with tho northerly slae
~ one hundred and Sxty-nfth street, ninety
feet: thence southerly. parallel with the SAID
easterly side uf Jerome Avenue one hundred
md thirteen fsCt and th!.ty-three hundredths
q a foot. and thence westerly. again parallel
with the said northerly side ~ one hundred
eastery sid. Of Jerome Avenue, az the point or
place ~ beginning.
pat.l Nov York NAV 2ist. 1918
WALLBRIDGE :. TAFT Referee.
CANNON q CANNON. ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff.
laj Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. Ne"
The folloNing is a diagram Of the property to
le sold.