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FORECLOSURE SALE.

STPpEME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York-Edward 4. Herbs, Plaintiff. against
Sophie NJ Goldstein ct al, Defendants.
In pursuance OF "A judgment OF foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered In the
aboS entitled action and bearing date the
7th day Of october, 1913, ana amended by
order duly entered and nled In the office Of
the Clerk Of the County OF New York on Octo-
Der lG. 1913. !. the undersigned. the rel.
cree IN said judgment named VIII sen
at public auction, at the Exchange Sales
room. NOS. l4-l6 Vesey Street. In the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. city Of New York. on
the 18th day Of November. 1913, at IL o'clock
noon on that day by Joseph y. Day, auc-
tioneer. the premises directed by said Judg-
ment to be sold. and therein described as
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land situate, lying and being In the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, city OF New YORK.
bounded and described as follows: Be-
ginning at a point on the southerly side
OF West I63rd Street. distant two hundred
and nfty feet easterly from the corner
formed by the Intersection Of the southerly
side OF 163rd Street with the easterly side
OF Amsterdam Avenue. and running thence
southerly, parallel with the easterly size or
Amsterdam Avenue, one hundred and twelve
feet six inches: thence easterly ana parallel
with tho southerly side OF 163rd street TWEEN
~ five feet; thence northerly and again
parallel with the easterly side OF Amstor-
dam Avenue one hundred and twelve feet
six inches TO the southerly side or lootu
Street and thence westerly along the same
twenty nve feet to the point or place OF be-
ginning the easterly and westerly lines run
ming for "A part OF the distance through party
walls. said premises being now known by
the street number 43s West 1B3rd street.
Dated, New York. October 18th. 1913.
FRANCIS x. MOONEY. Referee.
HANDLER e. HAAS Attorneys for Plain
tin. No. ~ Broadway. Manhattan. New
York city.
The following Is n diagram OF the prop
erty TO be sold; its street Number ia i3s
West i63rd Street.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER 80.

Il
100. Tick 'Tangredi agt Theodore W Myers
cvner Brine Contracting Co. coh'ia''Oi
s400. -. ,oex,so.
BROADWAY. n W cor Of 72d St, l lGSxieS :;
Icdrew co, Inc, lessee and contractor
So 9ss yT ST. s. 500 IT of Barnes ave-
Michael Agugliaro agt Glosue arc
.oloc owner and contractor; S936 ~
20TH ST. 119 East; Lewis & Egginton ast
Frederick L Merriam ct al owners; John
IA Goetschius. contractor: sos ~.
VANDEwATER ST. "a; Frederick fleck
AT Norman j. Munro owner; William Dodds
q Son. contractor; So. .,,-,s -
Radiator Co agt J Buellesbach owner; os-
''ian Johnson, contractor; s+1o 81,
VANDEWATER ST. %; Frederick Fleck
Isgt Norman !. Munro, owner; William Dodds
Ii Son contractors; S32.
10Th ST, 235 and PAL East: James Demp-
,ey Co agt Kraemer Contracting co, owner
and contractor (renewaD; S1,6lS so.
| BARTHOLDI ST, n S. IS II OF Rosewood
| ave 50N95: James Martinelh agt y Con
Irructiop Co. owner and contractor rene"-
9TH IsT. 500 and 500 West; Louis w
Peters aEt New York Ophthalmic and Aural
INSTITUTED owner; Millers Sons, Inc. con-
tractors $500
MARMfON AVE. n Q cor of Elsmere Place,
/ 90 3x1OO1. Sanitary Fireproofng and Con
lracting TO agt Dessender Construction Co,
)owner. i'll Gre blatt. contractor; $2T9
ETH Sr. 51J 60 sos West: Ried & Jaeger
agt New Work Ophthslmic and Aural Insti-
tute and New York Eye Hospital owners;
Twins q Marvin co. contractors; S162.
/ 10TH Sll 800 West; Frank Maemone agt
4 Elizabcth Morgan owner: Isadore jackson
and Abraham Stern. and Jacob Valensi
essees; Bllkht. Overfeld Co. contractor; So
| WEBSTER AVE. 3 W cor OF 1880 ST. JOx
/ 20; Orentae Fireproof Sash and Door Co
Egt August Nelson. owner and contractor;
=
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WOMAN KILLED AS AUTO
HITS DEAD MANS CURVE"
Three Others Injured When Car
Turns Somersault, but
Baby Escapes.
fBy Telegraph to The tribune. ]

Tuxedo Park. N. ", Oct. 3O.-An auto
mobile driven and owned by Charles
Demmer. a hotel keeper Of Piermont'
carving five friends, was wrecked While
rounding Dead Mars Curve half
mile west of the Tuxedo railroad station
on the Orange turnpike, killing Mrs. "A.
Hewes. fifty years old of Piermont.
Richard Keefe's skull was fractured
and ne probably will die His wites
shoulder was broken and Miss keete'
sister. was cut and bruised. All are IN
the Tuxedo Hospital two-year-old
baby escaped injury.
Demmer was out for a morning ride
with his neighbors. He had gone west
as far as Middletown and was returning
to Piermont. Dead Mans Curve is
known to all motorists in this vicinity.
1t is a short. quick turn almost at right
angles, and any one travelling at speed
exceeding ten miles without hugging
the extreme inside cannot make this
curve safely.
II was evident the road was not fa-
miliar to Demmer, as he says he thinks
he was going about seventeen miles
On rounding the curve the tire on the
left front wheel came off. The car
turned two somersaults. throwing its
occupants in all directions into the
rocks.
There have been several accidents at
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Sim MONS,

MAN YORK SUPREME COURT. QUEENS
Commissioned r. Stewart. plaintiff. against
Clara Palmer Kruger. The People OF the state
~ New York. the unknown persons VINO are o,
may be the heirs at-law and next Of Kin OF
Eliza Ann Kruger, deceased. the devisees ana
legatces under her will. II she died testate;
the assignees grantees aud creditors OF me
said Eliza Ann Kruger. tho respective nus /.
bands and wives OF such heirs-st law. next or
kin, deylgces. legatcos. assignee and grantees
the executor or executors or any OF INC paru,s
hove named. " they oled tcstate. and the al
minlstrato. o. administrators OF any OF said
PARTIES n they d!sd intestate. and all persons
having or claiming 10 have any Hen HEht'
title or interest In the estate OF Eliza Ann
Kruger deceased or ia tho real property Dc
SERTED IN the complaint herein. all OF whom
and whose names are unknown TO the plain
TN defendants.
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the
complaint IN this action, and g. serve a copy
OF your answer on the plaintins attorneys
within twenty t2m days after the service ~
this summons. exclusive ~ the day Of service:
and IA case OF your failure 20 appear or answer.
Judgment will be- taken against you by default
for the relief demanded IN The complaint.
Dated New York. september i, lel5
SHELF & BROOMELL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Omce and =. q. Address. III broadway. Bor-
ough % Manhattan. New York city.
To the unknown PERSONS who are or may he
IN, heirs law and next 81 kin Of Eliza Ann
Kruger deceased the devisees and lcgatees
under her viii, IL she died testate. the as
pgnecs grantees and creditors OF the said
Eliza Ann Kruger. the respective husbands and
wives OF such heirs at-law. next OF kin. de
yis,es legatces. ahsignoes and grantees. the
exeeutor or executors Of any OF the parties
above rsmed II they died tcstat.. and the ad-
rninistrator or administrators &: any Of the
sad parties n they diei intrstate and all per
sons having or claiming TO have any lien. right.
iii. or interest in the estat" Of Eliza Ann
KruEr- deceased. or IN the real property de
rcrltel In the complaint herein, all OF whom
and whose names are unknown 10 the plalntln.
The foregoing summons II served upon you
by publication, pursuant 10 an order OF Hon.
Russell Benedict Justice Of the Supreme Court
OF the state OF New York. dated the Both day
Of September, 1918. and filed with the verified
complaint In the Office O; the Clerk OF the
County OF queens.
Dated New York. October 3. 1913.
SHELF & BROOMELL.
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
ONCE and +. O. Address, Ill broadway Bor-
ouch OF Manhattan. New York city.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
GUARDIAN STORAGE
AND TRANSFER COMPANY
3OI-3O3 West 125th ST., New York.
ss.., VorL nctoher 9th lgl2

New York, october Ath. 1913
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to each an. ana
every individual hereinafter mentioned tnat
on TUESDAY. The 18TH DAY OF NovEM.
BIER, 1918, the following goods will be SOLD AZ
PUBLIC AUCTION at the warerooms S Q! tne
Nos 3Ol and 1903 West 18th St.
in the Borough OF Manhattan. City and County
OF New York. at 1880 A. NJ. to recover the
charges upon the same. pursuant to law, and
such sale will be continued on EACH sue
CEsSIVE TUESDAY until all said goods shall
]. W. Amy. barrels. sao.75; Miss Ida Barnes.
barrels s3s.75; Alfred Bentzen. chairs mirrors,
etc. $3.50; Mrs; L. a. Cogswell. couch, mir
chairs. etc. secs. Mrs. L.. F. Clark. desk.
ehiftonier. etc. $3.50; J.. b GO cat s beds
etc, $50 q; Mr.. ]. ]. Durand, books: etc.
$3.50: Mr.. c. Doyle. desk. etc, rs: Mrs. r.
Davis. bedding. etc. sT.75: Casey Bros. for
Evans, piano. 81; Mr.. W. Florence trunk.
sil IS; Mrs. Amelia Fallot, electric fans. etc.
$3.50: Mrs. NJ. Gillen, bureau. etc. $3.50; MI
J. Hartley. tables beds etc. $3.50; Z; H.
Mr.. r. Il. Huston, beds. sewing machine, etc,
sjs75; Miss NJ. S Hogel, boxes, 1925: Mrs. NJ
Hass. trunk. 1875; Mr.. J. Hankin, desk etc.
s27.75; Mr. Irving Henschel. sofa, rugs. etc.
s34. so: Mrs. NJ. Jackson, dresser. s22.25; Miss
Ruth Jer trunk. $3.50; Miss Ada Kenna, ex.
table etc. 81: Mr.. p, d; Hops ex. table,
fl9: Mrs. Z. Lundy. couch. etc. SIS; Miss S. q.
Meyers Meyers, sofa. chairs etc. ,55: Mrs. +. Miles.
brass beds etc. s77.09; Mrs IL Morgan. beds,
pictures etc, $3.50; Bauman g. Co, for Mrs.
II. Morgan, beds. etc. $3.50; Mr. q. Nor
decai, cases. 500 %: Miss s. McKenna bills.
etc. A4.25; Mr.. II. c. Mcclure. chiffonier, side
board. etc. sjS75; Mrs. F.. S. Newbold. sewing
machine, trunks. etc. s33; Miss c. Neibuhr,
sewing machine. eta. $3.50: Page Mfg. Co..
cases. $3.50; Mr.. G. r. Raymond. rugs, tables.
etc. So: Mrs r. Reilly. mirrors. etc, $685.;
Mr.. +. p. Richardson, books, 1855; Mr. G.. j..
Schwerin. bees. etc. $50; j. Stroh, ex table.
sideboard. etc, So; Mr.. a. Trier, sideboard.
mirrors. etc, $3.50; Mr.. +. Temmler. trunk,
$3.50; Miss y. Underwood, brass bed, etc.
81 50: Mr.. +. G. Whitney chandelier. so i5:
Mr.. L. Wersansky. dress suit case. $3.50; Mr..
r. &. Wilson. organ, etc. 1915; Miss b. Wads-
worth. box, sos Mr.. George Weatherly, rugs.
etc. 1910; Mr.. l.. Weiss. plano. rugs, etc,
s5i.s2; Mr.. o. Zadig. books. $780, and J..
Whclan. trunk slb 40
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LIS PENDENS.
OCTOBER 30

GUioN PL, lots 493 and 494 Mapes estate.
n est Farms: Mutual Benefit Society OF the
MEMBERS Of the Eastern Conference Of the
rethodist Episcopal Church agt Margaret Sui
IAN ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney ]
Lon 1890. map Of Wakefield; w Stanley
4ertwig agt Charles w Baker et al fore
osure OF transfer Of tax lien); attorney. T
/ Schwartzman.
| LOT s.. Blk SIG, The Bronx: Louis Pines
~ David Pines ct al foreclosure Of transfer
tax LEM; attorney. Il | Schwartzman.
4 LOT u. Blk 1857, The Bronx; Esther Lif-
fchiz agt Josephine Campbell ct al foreclosure
bi transfer Of tax lien); attorney, { II
TURNBULL AVE. lot g. Unionport: Louis
Pines agt Denver Realty 90 ct al foreclosure
/ transfer of tax LEM; attorney, ]
tchwartzman.
LOF 100. Washingtonvllle. The Bronx; r
anley Hertwig agt Charles w Baker ct al
{oreclosure Of transfer Of tax lien); attorney,
/ SchWartzman.
FULTON AVE. $, 541o II Of 174th vt.
sxs55; Anna J Weiss agt Rebecca GrubeT 81
a. foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys. Strasbourger
tssch1ege & Schallek
LOTS As ard 80. map property OF w Hutchins
Estate at Riverdsle ave and 23sth 81, The
Bronx: Mary Mullis agt Westchester Ave
que Realty 60 e al foreclosure Of two mtgs):
jttorney. J { Meyers.
Cd AVE, 209l; Benjamin Goldstein AIT Vito
Bonomo ct al (notice OF executlon); attorney.
LIGHTER
ORCHARD ST, o. bet Rivington and stan
ION sts. ZxS7.6; Margaret Msckav ACT
Thomas NJ flaming ct al foreclosure Of rntg1;
attorney, o - Winthrop.
I62D ST, g. 1905 II OF Morris IN a
at15; Josephine Fox agt MeIrose building 90
n al foreclosure OF mtg. attorney, o A sam
les. q
1851 ST, ISL West; Moe a Isaacs et al az,
Frances Mendh am ct al foreclosure OF mtg,.
Attorney, J S Rosalsky
18TH ST. 2i6 and 21s East; James n AID
nch ct al sgt Henry Passman et al fore
osure OF mtg: attorneys, De Win LOCI
han & De Witt
MADISON AVE. cor OF 12Oth At. 17Dx
~; Herman g hudlich agt Hirsh j. Alper ct al
foreclosure OF mtg: attorney, & Putzel
JSTH ST, 224 East; Samuel Snow et al ACT
Minnie Goodman foreclosure OF mtg, attor-
iaeys. Hamburger & Goldberg.
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Metropolitan Fire-Proof
Storage Warehouse Co.
u, 30 AND 81 WEST GOTH STREET.

New York. October 3lst, 1913.
r. W Britton. Robt. Masterton. Hattie Will
Jams Madame VI. H. Rique. Miss " Halliday.
Mrs. II. II. Smith, Arthur J Ryan, Bele
Beach. Belle Beach Balm. Mrs. f. $, simpson.
Mrs. X. Braman. G.. Beattie. Stuart j. Fuller,
II. J. Becker. Nan Lee. Miss A. Mears. Fred.
c. Whitney. Mrs. Fred II. Herrick. Mrs. \.
Jones, Mrs. Ethel H. Carter. G. ". Fisher.
Mrs. \. s Watson. Mrs. J. n. Huber. Mrs.
Jas. Maloney. G. L. Humphrey Rose Cosby,
William Harris, A. Darlington, Mrs. Otis II.
Kean Mrs W. Haig: You and each OF YOU
are hereby notified that the time for the pay
mcnt Of our lien upon the property hereinafter
described having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given YOU, We VIII cause such
property to wit: Household Goods. ONCE Fur
nlture. Personal Effects and Merchandise
stored IN the Metropolitan Fire-Proof Storage
Warehouse CO. warehouses by you or In your
name Tor In which you may have an INTEREST,",
TO be sold AZ public aurtion. according 10 the
statute In such case made and provided, az our
warehouses 30 and 81 West seth St. New York
CITY on Monday. November 18th. 1913 nj 1880
A. m. and II the sale thereof IL not completed
on said date the same will be continued at the
same place on each and every Monday there
after beginning AZ 1880 a. m, and continuing
until all the goods sold.
METROPOLITAN FIRE-PROOF STORAGE
WAREHOUSE co.
GEORGE OFT. secretary
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w lizard street

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above-described
property is TO be sold. Is $50. TEE. with In
terest thereon from the 10th day OF Septem-
Der 1913 together with the costs and allow
ance amounting to $4,000. with interest
from October 10th, 1913. together with the
expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes assessments and water
rates, or other liens. which are TO be al
lowed TO the purchaser out OF the purchase
money, or paid by the Referee. Is s69s 80
and interest
Dated. New York. October 18TH 1913.
ERANCIS Y. MOONEY. Referee.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
OCTOBER so


Natioral Holding Co TO E Colgate jones'
500 ,-,.... q, ,oo
Michael Brennan 10 Adele Markovitz' Sf,4VV
New York Mortgage and Security 60 10
Timothy J. Kelly to North Side Mortgage
'Corp@ation ST75. ,-,...,,,, u,r,orer
Morris Park Estates 70 COLUMBIA hhlcAer-
booker Trust Co; 81.
same to same; 81. 70, e.
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust 20 u
Bovery Savings Bank; $4,000. ,,oo
3 Rachel LYON to Ferdinand ! Haber; siOO;
LAWYERS Mortgage CO TO Mount SINAI HOS
y Ettje Greenberg, gdn, TO Rosa Greenoerg'
r, coo. -,-, e,,,, and
4 New York Trust co 70 Workmen stoH airu
ipcotb peneft Fund Of United states OF Amer
carrie Westerfield 10 Burlock Raoell' eNr'
Osher Gordon to samuel Simons et al; - oo.
John NJ Knox ct al, trus, to Alice hy'e'
LAWYERS Mortgage Co TO Lena Frank; $50
OnO
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
OCTOBER 30.
The Bronx.

225TH ST. n 8; 22eth ST. g. % II Of
White Plains ave. sly brk extension. 60. 33x
l00.33 10 2 sty brk school, 6OxS4. City OF
New York. owner. b Snyder. 500 Park
ave. architect; cost $50 600
185TH ST. III East: sty frame dwlg.
sOS40; Catherine Campbell, on premises,
owner; Elmer Remsen, - John st, New
Rochelle. y Y. architect; cost $500
HUGHES AVE, 2313: sty brk tenmt 25x
70: John Maresca, on premises. owner; Moore
4 Landsiedel. Sd ave and 14sth 81, archi-
|ects; cost. $500
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sArIsFIE % MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER 80.

7 OCTOBER 30.
KINGsBRIbGE AVE, cor Of 231st
p; Isaac A Hopper Inc. agt Church of the
Mediator ct al; July 10, 1913; s91s As
4jTH ST 1j2 and l54 West; George 4
bhuman agt William Henderson. Inc ct al;
Dec 20. 1912 (by bond; Sl37 %.
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LAWYER. Title Insurance Trust CO. lO'
eaWE PROPERTY; same 10 Henry r mT's mtg
thsn Co 30 East 42d st; OCT oV W cent:
SO oOm: due March 20. l9le' p'
sid 900. same attorney.
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training Mrs Coopers Agency. '657 9Th ave,
SSth IT.
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Agency. $40 Fifth ave: telephone 4527 Madi-
son Square.
COOK. WAITRESS. -- Together, separate: will
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Kitchen maid. SIS; chsmbermaid, So Domes-
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this corner and the road commissioners
of the town widened the road seVerai
years ago to avoid such accidents.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
Broadway, at 10th street.
The last lecture by DAN CRAWFORD on
THE INSOLENT PARADOX OF AMERICA
will be delivered on Friday. october 3lst, at
five O'clock All are WELCOME.
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The Bronx.

On AVE. s being lot So. map OF r, Oi,h-
,iIc iOOxiOO: Oct 10. 1912; Chadles 80
Eause 10 Permelia A Eustis; Sl'Ooo' aoui
1888 Sedewick ave ooo ., q from n g
BURNSIDE AVE. s. eO9 ~ q ~ ", q
cor of Morris ave .9x2O.ZXSo, ~ o.
ZOOS: Nodena Realty Co to h uss.m 10
torn: 81 900; attorney, Title uuara"'''
i7G Broadway. =. . -, tso,b 81
CLINTON AVE. e s, 107 IT OF rog'" Nc
46x12O 9x4Ix12O9 Sept IA, l9Iu; L.. c.
C;uire Construction co to Margneri'sp o 1
iotta: $4,000: attorneys Weschier q NUN
child. l3J Broadway. ,.,,s e noint
FORT SCHUYLER ROAD, begins ~ po'r ,,
II, centre Of 4-inch party wall; penis ,
cor Of premises herein described runs
.5.5x 5IlO TO " S Of old lane n a.ons
" said lane SO.11x w 50.11x II 70 centre
nertv wall wv 10 10 beg; Sept q I9lO' MAI!
N oypay 20 Dornenico Amelio; s,ooO; at'or-
,,cv. francis / Greco. $50 Broadway.
lot 81, map 1916. Hunts Point Estates,
Nov /, 1910. Raymond l. Garment TO rose
FRIEDMAN and ano; $1,000; attorney, Law
yers Title Insurance Co, 100 broadway:
TRINITY AVE, w s. 172s IT n OF lo'tn
st 5Ox1233: Aug ., 1910; Mary b CLARK 20
4, Charles y Martenhoff: Sc. 900; attorney, Rob'
II Bergman. 1919 Sd ave. ,
165TH lWalD ST, through lot ~, map ol
Eitona, point of beg being 214.1l II from
n 165tl st, 9Ox1S.9; Aug 16, 1893; Bertha
wettsteln TO Morton 9 and IAttleton ~
F'itch, exrs. et al; $1,000; attorneys Fltch'
Mott & Grant, 81 Nassau ST.
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