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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-26

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
Yor' Mary Kahn. Plaintiff. against Stanis-
aus \. Fischer ct al. Deferdants.-m pur-
suance Of judgment or foreclosure and sale.
duly made and entered In the above entitled
action and bearing date the lst day OF Decem-
said Judgment named. Will sell az public auc-
ton. al the Exchange Salesroom. No II 10
Nesey Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan
CIV Of New York on the Goth day OF Deem
her 1919. AZ L. o'clock noon on that day. by
JO'eph l.. Day, Auctioneer. the promises di-
r"cted hv said judgment TO be sold and therein
described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or pa"rel ~ land
with the buildings and Improvements thereon.
situate, lying and being In the Borough OF Man
haitian. city Of New York bounded and de-
scribel az follows: Beginning at a point In the
eistcrly side OF Madison Avenue formerly called
r New avenue. east OF Mount Morris Square as
originally laid out distant thirty-scven feet
southerly from the soufheasterlv corner Of on.
hundred and twenty second Street and said
Madison Avenue. running thence E0sterl",
parallel with one hundred and twenty-second
street, and part OF the way through a party
parallel with Madison Avenue, eighteen feet.
thence Westerly, parallel with one hundred
and twenty second Street. and part 81 the way
through party wall. one hundred feet, to the
eastcrlv side OF Madison Avenue; thence North
erly along the easterly side OF said avenue.
eighteen feet, TO the point place OF be-
ginning.
Dated. New York December ., 1913.
JOHN r.. LOWE Jr.. Referee.
handler & HAAS. Attorneys for Plaintiff
30. a. Broadway. Manhattan. New York city
The following IL n diagram OF tho property
~ he sold; It's street Number Is 1877 Madison
Avenue:
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION
NEW YORK MUNICIPAL RAILWAY COR
PORATlON.
Scaled proposals will @ received at the OF
nee Of the chief Engineer until II O'Clock
Noon. Monday. January 9Th. 1914. at which
time the, viii be publicly opened. for the con
strrc,ion NJ Liberty Avenue Line. n threc-track
elevated structure. commencing at the dividing
line between the Boroughs Of Brooklyn and
queens. I7lnning thence easterly upon, over and
along Liberty Avenue. fl the Borough OF
Queens to Lefrerts Avenue.
Further information concerning this work
may he secured any time after Monday morn
Ing December 22nd. by application 10 the OF
flee Of the Chief Engineer ~ Clliton Street.
BROOKLYN y. y. where, uIon M tklng required
deposit. copies Of Specifications and Plans may
be obtained.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

sUPREAE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK Rosa With, plaintiff. against Charles
J With q al. defendants. Action No ].
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered IN the above
entitled action. and bearing date the an DAY
or December. 1913 !. the undersigned. tho ref
cree In said Judgment named, viii sell at pub
Ig auction AZ the front door Of No. BeeIs-
man Place, being the premises hereinafter de
fcribed In the Borough q Manhattan. city OF
New Ycri. on the 9th day Of January. 1914. az
> O'Clock r. the afternoon on that day me
premises directed by said Judgment 70 te sold,
ana therein described as follows
Al that certain lot ~ land, with the dwell
ing house thereon. situate on the westerly side
81 Beekman Place. In n" Nineteenth Ward OF
the CITY Of New York. bounded and described
as follows BEGINNING a. point on The vest
erlv sido Of Hickman Place distant one hun
trea and th.rty-two feet and ten inches south
erly from the southwcsterly corner OF East
Y'iftieth street and said Beeknan Place; and
running thence westerly. and parallel with said
East Fiftleth street TO and through = party
wall. eiyhty feet. thence southery and para
lei with said Beekman Place, nineteen feet;
thence eaStsrly. TO and through a party wall
and parnllsl with East Fiftieth street. eighty
Zee, 10 the westerly side Of said Beekmln
Place: thence northerly. along the line Of said
Beekman Place. nineteen feet 10 the point or
place OF beginning; said premises being known
as street No I Beekmsn Place. New York
CITY. and also all the right. title and Interest
OF the said parties a the frst part Of. in and
20 those parts 81 Hickman Place 10 the centre
thereof lying directly IN front Of and adjoln-
ing the foregoing premises.
Dated New Yort. December H. 1913.
JACOB g. BRAND.
Referee
JOHN n LYONS.
Attorney FOR Plaintiff.
Monticello. y
Tn. following IL a diagram of the property
10 be sold: its street number Is Beekmsn
Place:
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Rroonle street.

Tho approx;mate amount OF the lien or
charge TO satisfy which the above described
property Is 10 be sold Is Fourteen thousanu
two hundred ninety-one ana Zt-lou Ntf;-
ool "a with interest thereon from the l5th
day o, November 1918. together with tho
cost end allowance. amounting TO Five
hundred nineteen and 90-lOO, with interest
from December 10. 1913, together with mo
amount OF the taxes. assessments and water
rates or other Hens. which are 10 pc a.
lowed 10 the purchaser out on the purchase
none. or paid By tho Referee, is Eleven
bundled dfty-six and is-lOO (Sl,l56ls), and
dated. New York. December II. 1918
WILLIAM ;. KELLEY. Referee.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-The Manhattan Life Insurance
ccmrany. Plaintiff, against Emblem Con-
structton Company and others. Defendant
In pursuance OF a Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered IN we
aboye-entitIed action and bearing date the
18th day Of December, 1913, !. the under
signed the Referee In said Judgment named,
will sell at public auction, ~ the Eacnahge
salesroom Nos i4-lB Vesey street. In the
I5nronyb o., Manhattan. city OF New York,
on the 10Th day OF January 1914, az II
o'clock noon on that day. By ]. n. MAfEhS.
Auction-er. the premises directed by said
Judgment TO be sold. and therein described
ALI, that certain plot. piece or parcel OF
land, situate. lying ana being In the BOT
ough OF Manhattan, CITY OF Nc" iOI ~
county OF New York and state OF New
York bounded and described as follows:
BTGINNING at point on the northerly
site OF Nineteenth Street distant Three hun
Died and rorty-fve feet westerly from the
corner formed by the intersection OF the
northerly side OF Nineteenth street with
the westerly side OF Fifth Avenue. run
ming thence norther,y. parallel with the
westerly side 81 Fifth Avenue. Ninety-two
feet to the centre line ~ the block be-
tween Nineteenth and twentieth streets
thence westerly along the said centre line
az the block twenty five feet. thence south
erly. again parallel with the easteFly side
Of Filth Avenue. Niuety-two feet 10 the
northe-lv side OF Nineteenth Street and
thence easterly along the said noTtherly
side ~ Nineteenth street Twenty-Five Feet
to tie point or place OF beginning. subject
however, 90 covenants against nuisances In
I. 502. Cp 425. and reservation or open
epace in l. 76j. Cp. 275, and repeated in
T.. SIS. Cp $50. l.. sol, Cp. 100; L. 1855, Cp.
24S and l.. 1892. Cp. 2ll
Dated. New York. December 23rd, 1913.
MANTON NJ WYVELL, Referee.
RAPALTyO n KENNEDY, Attorneys for
Plaintiff. Go Broadway, New York city.
Borough OF Manhattan.
The following is a diagram OF the prop
erty to he sold. It's street Number is II
West 10th Street, y. 7. city.
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not adequate TO the demands mace upon
them.
Cranberry Jelly Punch.
Turn into a granite saucepan pint Of
cranberry jelly, add cupful of boiling
water and heaping teaspoonful OF gela'
tine that has been softened In a little
cold water: stir until the gelatine is dis
solved then strain, and when cold turn
into a chilled freezer. Freeze slowly for
five or six minutes, remove the cover, add
a meringue made from the stifiiy whipped
white of one egg and a tablespoonful ol
powdered sugar and a small cupful OF
rum. Continue freezing until firm and
smooth, and serve in high, slender
glasses, busted with macaroon crumbs
Macedonia Salad.
This is an excellent method Of using I'd
odds and ends of cooked vegetables
peas, caullhower string beans. carrots
beets, asparagus and celery are all rec
commended Cut them in julienne fashion
and TO each cupful Of the vegetables
allow one chopped cucumber pickle and
chopped hard boiled egg. Mix the in
gradients lightly together, taking care
not 10 break the vegetables, sprinkle over
little salt and pepper, and arrange in
individual cups made from heart lettuce
leaves. Pour over each portion table
spoonful OF either boiled or mayonnaise
dressing and garnish with capers and
grated yolk of hard boiled egg.
Nut Canapes.
Cut bread into slices a quarter OF ar
inch thick. and with a fancy cutter
stamp them into any desired shape. Fry
to a golden brown in hot fat and spread
thickly with chopped nuts that have been
moistened with a little thick cream
Sprinkle the nut mixture with salt and
cayenne pepper, dust thickly with grated
Parmesan cheese and place in a hot oven
until crisp and brown. Serve on a folded
napkin, gsrnished with crisp watercress
Plum Pudding Pancakes.
Crumble enough cold plum pudding 70
fill a coffee cup. Turn II into a large
mixing bowl, add a cupful Of boiling mill
and stir until 1t is free from Jumps. When
cold, stir In one well beaten egg and a
cupful OF -four that has been sifted with
a teaspOonful OF baking powder. II the
batter seems too thick, thin with little
cold water. and just before baking stir
in a tablespoonful OF melted butter. Bake
on hot soapstone griddle and serve with
hard sauce, favored with kirsch
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BUDS TURN HOUSEKEEPERS
Running Fathers Houses Fad
of Washington Debutantes.

Washington, Dec. 26.-Debutantes in Of
fetal society circles have taken up house.
keeping and running their fathers es-
adjustments as one OF the very latest
useful fads
Miss Genevieve Clark. daughter Of the
Speaker and Mrs. Clark, and Miss Mar
saret McChord, daughter Of the chairman
of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
are leaders in the fad. Despite their
many social activities, both Of them find
time to look after the details Of house,
keeping.
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sURRoGATE'S NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON
Robert Ludlow Fowler. II Surrogate OF tho
County Of New York. notice ~ hereby given
20 all persons having claims against Marcus
Brown, late ~ the County OF New York, de-
ceased TO present the same. with vouchers
thereof TO the subscribers at their place OF
transacting business. at Office OF u. Soils Rit-
terbsnd. No. q William Street, in The city OF
New York. on or before the LIST day OF June
1914.
Dated New York. the 18th day OF November
1913.
D. SOILS nITrERBAND. lrv.or,o,,
MAX s. MEYER EhecutoIs,
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1s4th Street
The approximate amount OF tho lien or
charge, 20 satisfy which the above desert bed
property Is 10 be sold. is So 167 A.. with interest
thereon from the 9TH day OF December. 1913
together with the costs and allowance amount
Ing 10 1893 II, with Interest from December H.
1913, together with the expenses OF the sale.
The approximate amount OF the taxes assess
msnts and water rates or other liens. which
are to he allowed To the purchaser out OF the
purchase money or paid by the Referee, Is
81. EOS and interest.
Dated. New York, December 2ith, 1919
JACOB SILyERSTEIN. Referee.
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Leaves Children to Kill Self.

Memphis. Dec, 25.-After she had taken
her infant son and three daughters To
visit her cousin, a few blocks from her
home, Mrs Fisher Harwell, wife OF well
known Memphis business man. retired 10
bedroom to-day and shot herself 10
death with revolver. Her act is at
tributed TO dependency.
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KILLS WIFE AND SELF
Woman Pleaded with Husband
Not to Drink Christmas.

Indianapolis. Dec. 2j.-In the presence
OF their daughter. Laura, aged twelve,
james 1. karney shot and killed his wife
10 day and then killed himself with the
gun.
Mrs. Karney was pleading with her
husband to refrain from drinking Christ
mas Day when he turned upon her and
killed her
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18Th Stre.t

lbtn street.
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. TO satisfy which the above de-
sCribed property IN 10 be sold Is Sixty-two
thousand FIVE hundred and forty-two and
so 100 dollars. with interest thereon from
the 10th day OF December, 1918 together
with costs and allowance amounting 10
$685. 12. with interest from December 18th,
1913. together with the expenses OF the sale.
The approximate amount OF tho taxes as
sessments and water rates. or other liens.
which are 10 be allowed TO tho purchaser
out Of the purchase money. or paid by the
Referee. IL sl750o0 and interest.
Dated. New York. December 23rd 1913
MANrON VI. WYVELI. Referee.
SUPREME COURT County OF New York.
Esther -. Bauer. Plaintiff. against william
Mccarthy. ct al. Defendants.
In pursuance Of Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered In the above
entitled action and bearing date the nth day
of December. 1913. l. thu Undersigned. the
referee In said Judgment named. will sell at
No 1916 Ncscy street I'm the Borough of Man
haitian city OF New York the 10th day Of
January. 1914. at Il o'clock noon on that day,
by Joseph =. Day. Auctioneer. the premises
directed by said Judgment to be sold, and
therein described az follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of land
with the building and improvements thereon
erected situate. lying and being In the Twelfth
Ward Of the Borough OF Manhattan City OF
New York bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING az point on the westerly side OF
Audubon Avenue distant thirty-six 1867 feet
southerly from the corner formed by tho inter-
SECTION Of the southerly side OF one hundred
and eighty-hfth street with the westerly side
OF Audubon Avenue: running thence westerly
and parallel with one hundred and eghty-hfth
street and part OF the way through party
wall hfty feet; thence southerly aud parallel
with Audubon Avenue eighteen lS feet; thence
easterly and parallel with one hundred and
elghty-hfth street and part OF the way through
a party wall ftty ,5W feet to the westerly side
OF Audubon Avenue and thence northerlN
along the westerly side OF Audubon Avenue
eighteen uS feet TO the point or place OF oe-
ginning. 49, w
JACOB SILVERSrEIN. Referee
LAWRENCE T.. FRENCH. ATTORNEY TOT
Plaintiff Al Park Row. Borough or Manhattan
New York City. ,,,
Tn. following Is a diagram Of the property
10 be sold; its street Number is 59i AUDUBON
Avenue.
iS5th Street.
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HARTMiNN'S
Knicke booker Storage Warehouse Co. 0nc.)

b-S-]V flN~I 81, NEW tohn'
New York. December Goth. 1913
To Alfred Freeman and T.. Campigia
You and each Of YOU are hereby notified
that. the time Tor the payment OF our lien
upon the property hereinafter described hay-
ing expired. after due notice thereof had
been given YOU, We viii cause such prop
erty. To wit. Two Automobile Taxicahs.
stored IN the Hartmann's knickerbocker
Storage Warehouses. by you or in your name
cor In which YOU may have an INTEREST,". TO
be sold at public auction. according To the
statute in such case made and provided. 10
the warehouses q. S 10 First St. New York
Ciiy. on FRIDAY, JANUARY 10TH, 1914,
AT 10 80 \. m.
HARTMANN's KNICkERBOt kER sTOR-
AGE MAKEUOI ~ 90. INC.
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East 12Tth Street.

East 127th Street.
The approximate amount Of the lea o
charge, 10 satisfy which the above-oesoHoei
PfOpsr.y $4,000 Dollars with interest,"
thereon from the 81 day OF December. lelSJ
together with the costs ana allow A1e.
amounting 10 One hundred and thirty 49,
TS-lOo Dollars, with interest from Decsneer
Sd. 1913. together with the expenses OF '"a
sale. 80,
NGRBERr HEINsHETMER, Referee
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York.-Rosa With. plaintiff. agains; CsArles
J. wirth ct al, defendants.--ActionN NO.
In pursuance OF Judgment OF iore-s
ani sale. duly made and entered IN tAe - 80
entitled action. and bearing date the an csS
OF December 1919. I. che undersigned ts -
cree in aid Judgment named. will sci! p, 80
lie auction, at the front door OF No. - -
Avenue, being the premises herslnal' Ss,v q
New York. on the 9th day OF January, lslf
| O'Clock I'm the afternoon OF that cay W
premises directed bv eaid Judgment 10 oe SOC
and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel ~ ans
with tho buildings thereon. situate IN me SCI
enteenth ward. Borough OF Manhattan, Cy u
New York. on the westerly side OF FIRST 49, -
part OF the two lots OF land known aud 1ia'in.
gulshed on r certain map hled In the once -
the REGISTER OF the City and County or NV
York April Gath. 1895. and entitled Map snow.
ing a division OF part OF the real estate LATE o.
Nicholas W. Stuyvesant, deceased. among ~ ~
heirs. situate In the Eleventh Ward OF tne -.
OF New York. as numbers III and li2' whicn
bounded as follows:
Beginning az point on the west ny soc %
First Avenue distant - feet soJthe-.y rom ~
northerly line OF boundaries ot lots huinosv
III and 1l2 on said map. or 81 feet soI,nslu,
from the southwesteriy corner OF sald 49,,
and Eighth Street: running thence WeStels'
parallel with Eighth Street 80 feet 10 lot nulnii
Der 10 on said map; thence northerly ara's,
With Frs, Avenue. along the easterly me -,
sa,i last mentioned lor. - feet inches 20 ~. ~
southerly wall OF the adjoining b'lltins' hT,I
her l3t FIRST Avenue: thence easterly, "a ~ a..
with Eighth street ~ feet 70 the westerly 80
or First Avenue; and thence southerly' aly ,,i
said westerly line. q feet Inches to me p0i ~
OF place Of BEGINNING; ne tho said styerH ~
menaions more or less and being ,Ns 80
promises now known by the street n'h0e'
First Avenue. =, ,.,o
Dated New York. December H. ltlS. ~,
JACOB {. BRAND,
Referee.
JOHN n. LYONS.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Monticello, y. Y. ,,.,,,
The following Is a diagram or me 81 80.
10 be sold. It's street number Is ~
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The DAY After Christmas for
the OUer-BountDul ProUider
Suggestions and Recipes That VIII Make Leoves More TO Be
Desired than Fresh Provisions; YEA Even than
Another Christmas Dinner.

The following recipes are suggested 10
the housewife or hostess who In her anx-
iety to be a bountiful provider has over
estimated the appetites Of her family or
guests and finds when she inspects the
Iarder this morning that there is suf1cient
cold turkey, ham, vegetables, cranberry
sauce or Jelly. plum pudding and cake 10
last her for several days.
The recipes for the preparation OF the
different edibles will be found when test
cd TO present them in such novel ana at
trartive forms that almost every particle
q, food may be utilized without waste
or extravaganza and with pleasure to the
partakers.
Turkey Souffle.
This will be found most accommodate
ing recipe, for II the supply OF turkey is
.cant Il can be helped out by almost
any other edible that happens 10 be on
hand In the larder Boiled rice, macaronl,
gravy, cooked vegetables, hard boiled eggs
and cream may all be enlisted tc increase
the amount OF the soufie without detract-
ing from the finished result. Chop the in
gradients as fine as possible and season
10 taste with salt, paprika and few drops
Of onion Juice. TO two cupfuls or this
souffie mixture allow a cupful OF rich
cream sauce and mix them both together.
Then beat in one at time the yolks or
two eggs and remove from the hre. The
souf1e must not boil after the eggs are
added. Have in readiness the stiffiy
whipped egg whites, fold them In lightly,
turn the mixture into buttered souffie
dish. get this in q pan OF hot water.
sprinkle the top lightly with Drowned
bread crumbs. dot with bits OF butter and
bake in a hot oven for twenty-five min
utes Serve Immediately I'm the dish In
which IT was baked.
Turkey Sandwiches Imperial.
Prepare some large baking powder bis
cults. and while still warm split open and
spread with softened butter. Arrange as
the nlling a layer OF minced ham or
tongue seasoned with pinch OF cayenne
pepper. On this lay a sicc OF turkey
cover with finely chopped celery and
spread with mayonnaise dressing. These
sandwiches once tasted arc not likely TO
be forgotten, and accompanied by a hot
cup of fragrant coffee will furnish
luncheon or supper where other viands
will hardly be missed unless. unfortunate
IH tss supply OF sandwiches and coffee Is
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CIV Unless personal service OF the pro-
nosed meeting is made upon the Mayor
The meeting cannot be held legally. Ana
II the meeting is not held before jan
uary !, when the Town Council reGr-
ganizes, il will be held later only under
new conditions, as Mayor Hinck next
Thursday viii appoint three new mem
hers of the Board Of Estimate.
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Daily Bill of Fare.
SATURDAY.

SATURDAY.
BREAKFAST
Sewed Prunes In Honey
Cooked Cereal cream
Drowned Turkey Hash French Toa,,
Coffee
LUNCHEON
Clam Broth Cracker.
Cheese Fondu Celery
Hot Rolls Cabbage SALAD
Maple Washington Pie Ginger Ale
DINNER.
PURGE ~ Pea CroutonA
Beadcd Breast Of Veal Brown Gravy
Mhsnea POTATOES Buttered Beets
Individual Nut Puddings sherry Sauce
Coffee
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NO I BBEKMAN PLACE.

NO BEEKMAN PLACE.
The Approximate amount OF the lien. 10 sat
isfy which the above described property - TO
lie sold. Is two thousand sixty dollafs ts2, O60).
with interest thereon from December |, 1913
together with costs and allowances amounting
10 one hundred ninety and - 100 dollars
$3.50 IA, with interest thereon from Deem
her T. 1913. The approximate amount OF
taxes. assessments and water rates 10 which
tho property will he sold subject IL one hun
dred hfty-three dollars $3.50. Said premises
will be sold subject 10 first mortgage thereon
OF &. 600 with accrued interest.
Dated New York. December l3 1919
JACOB &. BRAND.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE OF two separate executions I'm tho
cases OF Lapidos W.. Geifand and Eisman.
will sell to-day, at 3O2 East l?5th St, Manhat-
tan. at a. m. all right title and interest OF
debts In bottling works. horses ana all
wagons. harness, machinery and all parapher-
MALTA used In said premises. by order. 81. II.
Mulvihill, Marshal
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No I'D lst Ave
The approximate amount OF the lien 70 ~
isfy which the above described properly ~
be sold IL three thousand two hunirel e.s W.,
teen Collars ts32iSl. with interest tle,vsS
from December l. 1913, together with cos,' al
allowances amounting &c two hundred 'v n.ss,
So 100 dollars $40 So. with interest t,rs,,
from December 4. 1918. The approNlnI.a...
amount OF taxes assessments ind water ~
to which the property will be sod su ny ss,l
four hundred eighty dollars $3.50 VO-lOW' r,IS
premises will be scld subject 10 threNo Id
accrued interest. 80
JACOB c. BRAND,
Referee
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ADVERTISEMENT AND SuBsCRif, tln,oat
for The Tribune received al the .s,s AM
once, No 1864 Broadway, between s o,n
s7,h SITS. until o'clock p. m. Adysruse y, m
received at the following branch Offices Is
regular rates until O'Clock p. m, 4
9Th ave. cor. 18th ST.: lO4 East ii'n 49,
West i2d ST.. between ;th ana S'n AZ "a ave.
West 125th st 1863 East l2oth ST. ~S' -
i70s LIST ave, near S9th st.