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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-21
.EUGENE-ALBANY DAY
AT THE CARNIVAL
Big Crowds From Both Cities
and intermediate Points
Tomorrow.
BIG CROWD LAST NIGHT
Sports Program Attracted Many -This
Feature Comes OFF At 5 O'Clock
Thursday and Friday.

There was "sure something dom "
on tho stroeta Of Salem last night whcn
tho crowds began to assemble around
the carnival shows and liston 10 tho mu-
sic discouraed by tho ChOmAwa band.
1t was easily the largest crowd Of tho
week so far and tonight promises to be
a real hummer
The sports were patronized splondidly
yesterday afternoon, there being mob
Of youngsters on hand early TO take
part in the program Both largo and
small, male and female, got in tho game
and many good foot races and other
feature sports were indulgcd Ia.
Tho sports will bo pulled off at 4
O'Clock this afternoon, but tomorrow
and day after, they will bo delayed un.
I'll 8 o o'clock on account Of tho two bali
games scheduled for Thunday and Fri.
day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-21
ARMY AND AWCLUB
DISCHARGES JAPS
Retired Army and Naval Officers
Think Japs Are Too Attentive
Listeners.
UNITED PRESS LEANED wrRu.I

New York, May 2l.-suspiciOus that
perhaps the Japanese were too atten-
tive listeners to conversations today,
has resulted in the dismissal here Of 10
Japanese walters, s from the Army and
Navy club and two from the United
Service club, an organization Of re-.
tired army and navy men,
No member Of either club could be
found who would say that the dis.
charged Japanese were suspected Of
being spies, the general explanation
being that their work was unsatisfac-
tory. 1t is significant, however, that
no Japanese have been hired to take
their places.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-21
= +++ : ++++++4 .
His Body Lies in State.

= Palm Beach, Fla, May 2l.- =
+ Henry NJ. Flagler's body lay in +
= state in his Nautilus cottage here =
+ from to o clock this afternoon 4.
+ and was viewed by hundreds who I.
= thus honOred the memory of the =
= railroad builder who did more to +
= develop Florida than any other =
= man. Tonight Flagler's body will =
= be taken to st. Augustine and =
= will be placed there beside that 4
= of his daughter in tho family =
= mausoleum. =
y = +++ ++%+++ =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-21
$3.50 +++++ =
Of Course They Kick.

= Detroit, Mich, May 21.-Stub- +
: born opposition to the proposition +
= of Secretary of Commerce Red =
+ field to appoint federal COM +
: mission to investigate factories =
: where wages are reduced and out Z.
Z put curtailed as a result Of the =
3 Underwood tariff bill, was ex. =
= pected at today's session of the =
: annual convention of the Ma =
; tiOnal Manufacturers association =
: here. Formal denunciation of r
= the plan was expected this after +
= noon. =
, =
= = = - = + = +++ = =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-21
SAFE CRACKERS GOT
ONLY TWO DOLLARS
UNITED PRESS LEANED vInu1

San Francisco, May 2l.-1'ho safe in
the saloon Of Bailey & Brenner hero
was shattered by safe crackers early
today but, owing to tho heavy charge
Of nitroglycerine used by tho crooks,
their attempt to got the cash was frus.
trated
The door Of the safe, instead Of be.
ing blown outwards, was blown into
tho strong box, and the thieves were
forced, through the arrival Of the
police, TO take TO their heels before
they could pry open tho cash recep.
tacle. They got only $2.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-21
FILED
AGAINST WATER Co.
The City Council Asserts Rates
Are Unjust and Discrim-
inNtory.
MAINS NOT EXTENDED
No wassr for Flushing Sewers or for
Fire Protection, and Charges Arc
Unreasonable.
MAINS NOT EXTENDED

In accordance with instructions Civ.
On by tho city council Monday night,
Mayor Sleeves, late yesterday, filed
with the railroad commission com.
plant against tho Salem Water, Light
& Power Company, in which he charges
that the company has neglected and
refused TO make extensions needed by
the residents of Salem, and that It's
rates are discriminatory and unjust, II
is expected that hearing will be had
at an early date.
It is set forth in the omplaint that,
although sewers have been extended in
North and South Salem and on Union
and Marion streets, the water company
has made them useless In a number Of
sections by failing to provide water
supply, and neglecting to extend It's
water mains to any considerable dis.
tance. The people Of the district are
ready and willing to pay for tho ser.
vice Lack Of fire protection is one OF
the results Of the failure TO extend the
mains.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-21
A vsrsatiio Criminal.

Pekin, H., May Notorious AZ
the man who made a sensational escape
from the government prison at Fort
Leayenworth, by crawling half a mile
through an ls-ineh sewer pipe, Clyde
Stratton, q safc fobDer was taken 10
Rock Island today, 10 aBswer 10 an in.
dietment for murder Ile IL charged
with killing Cashier Crowder, while
robbing ,be silvis tnlJ National bank
last December.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-21
Guarantee Tho Loan.
luSrrED PRESS LzAsrO wrnH.I

Mexico City, Mexico, May 2l.-Con.
gress sanctioned today the proposed
slOO0OO,OOO loan that is 10 be nego.
tiated by the Huerta government at 9
per cent. A guarantee Of 30 per cent
Of the Mexican customs receipts 10 re.
pay the loan was agreed 10. The en-.
tire amount Of these customs duties
will 20 TO French bankers, who are be.
ing approached for the accommodation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-21
++++++++++++
May Run a Forry.

= Vallejo, Cal, May 2l,--Advicos =
= received today from Washington =
= Indicate that tho government 4
= may operate ferry over the =
= Mare Island straits to end the =
= ferry war which has wagod horc =
= for four years. Congressman y
= Curry has taken up the fight Of .
= Marc Island navy yard employees =
= against the Vallejo Ferry com. y
= pany and the construction of =
= government ferry Is under seri =
= GUS consideration by Secretary Of .
= the Navy Daniels. =
= = +++++#+%+++ 4 ;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-21
odoriferous Lorlmer.
UNITED PRESS LEASED wmE.I

UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRE.l
Chicago, May 2l.-It was announced
here today that within a month former
Senator William Lorimer will open his
campaign for the United States sena.
torship. Lorimer will seek election at
the primaries.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-21
Baseball Schedule Of Senator.
Moose Carnival Week.

Moose Carnival Week.
Thupday-Moose team from Eugene
Crackerjaek team composed Of all
Moose.
Friday Vancouver Independents
Best team to represent Vancouver IN
years
Saturday Vancouver Independents.
indicated this season.
Sunday ~ McMinnYlle Tigers. Five
straight victories, and still undefeated
this season.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-21
A joke Bomb.

luNirEE rnEas L1AsEp WiHgl
Birmingham, Eng, May 2l-Anotber
joke "bomb" filled with sand, was
found here today on the doorstep Of
the National Provincial bank.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-21
SAN DIEGO WILL
PERMIT BOXING


IuAfTID PNhB tAABED WiRnl
San Diego, Cal, May 2l.--San Diego
is to be put back on the pugiIistie map
Of California by ar.Admiral II. ~.
Name, the new superintendent Of po.
lice, according TO his announcement to
day. He declared he would issue H..
eenses TO responsible persons 10 stage
fights up 70 the 20 rounds allowed by
the state law. II was reported that the
new city administration, which took o..
flee this month, would lift the lid on
boxing, which was in force during the
last regime. Several promoters are al.
ready looking over the field,
===aasltN-a=
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-21
Frederick Quit
fuxrrrD PEEas lEAsrp v1nr.1

Pomona, Cal, May 2l.---Leaving a
note saying he could no longer impose
on his son for support, Frederick II.
Steele aged 90 years, was found dead
in his back yard here today. his braiDs
scattered ia a walnut tree, beneath
which he shot himself with rifle
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-21

fort rushing Bud 70 a corner and try.
ing bard with rights and lefts to the
body. Bud pounded the stomach and
kidneys. Mandot took terrific punish
meut. Bud shot right 70 Jaw and Joe
reeled across the ring, helpless. Referee
Eyton here stopped the battle. Man
DOT was "out on bis feel"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-21
Mains Arc Too Small.

Further complaint is made that in
number Of districts the mains arc 80
small that the pressure is slight at the
outlet, and inadequate TO provide for
domestic use or fire protection.
The schedule of charges on flo with
the railroad commission Is attached,
it being asserted that tho rates and
tolls are purely arbitrary, and not
based on tho cost Of furnishing the
service. Tho flat rates are made with.
out regard to tho quantity Of wator
furnished, or the cost Of IL, and there
is an unjust discrimination in the mo.
ter rates.
It is asserted that tho rates arc pro.
DUNG n revenue far in excess Of rea.
sonable return on the Investment, and
they are, therefore, unisut, unreason.
able and unlawful
The commission is asked TO order ex.
tensions made and to equnlzo rates.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-21
Monster Parade Tonight.

One Of tho largest parados ever seen
in Salon. will take place this evening
at O'clock from the Moose hall. II
will bo "socioty" parade, and IL IL
expected that about five different or
dors will take part In addition TO tho
Moose. The Salem Military band and
probably the Dallas band win furnish
tho music. This viii he the first fra
formal pRrade TO DO held ID this city
and II will be most interesting one.
The Woodmen Of the World lodge
alone will be represented by nearly
thousand momborj tho Degree Of Hon.
or with several hundred and possibly
tho Elks lodge with fcw hundred. In
any ovent, there win bo sufficient
number Of fratemal members to make
n grand showing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-21

b0th visitors and Salomites have tho
habit now, Fun galore was seen on
Court street last night and ovory ono
enjoyed themselves TO tho limit. TO.
night will see that thoroughfaro packed
to tho door steps Of the abutting stores
as tho carnival spirit is now In tho air
being the best in the world due TO Old
Soils sudden good nature, folks should
turn out and join IN tho morry.making.
Not only lodge members are visiting
tho city, but many outsiders arc arriv.
Ing 10 visit friends and relatives and
incidentally take part in tho carnival.
Tho carnival will, from today on, be tho
Mocca Of many thousand people, as sec.
Rotary Turner, Of the Moose lodge, "a
being assured daily by mail that differ.
ont cities viii be on hand TO boost tho
fun making with all their power with
tho entire valley In tho game tho Capi.
tal City should be it in big capital lot
tors.
To-day being Fratornal Day, every or.
dor in the city should vako up and show
their colop tonight Meet at tho Moose
hall at 8 O'Clock and travel with tho
Others.
The only sad feature TO mar last
nights program was when John Hol
mans pot lion escaped. John operates
A wild animal show on The corner Of
Court and High streets, and In some
unknown manner, bis zig lion broke la
moohngu and up 10 thJ present time tho
owner has not been hblo 70 locate Il.
II any person seeing such beast roam.
Ing about will kindly put a string on II
and return same to the show, bo will DO
Handsomely rewatded.
Lot or Buck Tomorrow.
Mr. salemite you'd bettor get tos
holt on your nearest lamp post, take
a good long breath and prepare 10 sse
things which y0u might have dreamed
of heretofore There arc four big ears,
loaded 10 the brim with Moose and
other "pepcndicular animals" dne
hero tomorrow morning NJ 10 o'clock.
According 10 reports from up tho val
ley Eugene and Albany ars going 10
move, kii aud baggage 10 Salem 10.
morrow which is Eugene Albany day
al the carnival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15
PUBLIC NOTICES.

,,,.f,tI,, VoTICE-sTATf or NEW YORK
PDilic service Commission, second District
Albany. April -, l9l5.-CaSe "oS' ~a,,road
A uctitiOn. under section OF tne IaHIoau
lov and section 30 OF the public service com
missions law. having been hied win ms 1oin
mission bv The Hudson River tonnecuhs hsll-
5 c,roratiou FOR a certificate that the pro-
,isions Of section Of the railroad law haEe
neon complied with by said petitioner ana MAJ
nubllc convenience and a necessity reIuIIS
-, roretr,tction Of said petitioner failroao
ss -ronosed in It's certificate OF incorporation
and Tor permission TO begin TIC constr Ot'on 1
~ s railroad and exercise us iid.CI1SSS Ut
"a it, ss a railroad company. NoIltf ~
hereby given that public hearing on Sai1
,'o,t,ior viii be held by this COMMISSION al
No 10 washington avenue IN t,e ~ o,cIocl
b'nv. on TUESDAY. May 20. 1913 al c'ooA
J. The. kind Of railroad proposed 20 be Dull
4. t,sndsrd gauge railroad to pe opeIatru
- ann or other suitable power. ana us
routo IS proposed TO be from = poiht % vi,
,,e.,ton with the railroad OF Inc Ne" ,,
contrat and Hudson River Raliosd, a. /" -
.. ., In the County Of Columbia Iuh
ming from stUyvesant ~ hortheIE II,,dso,,
~ n point on the east bahk %, VI Thence
pt.or oupositc Upper ScbOdach islei.' Ten
,,, ,sesterlv 10 a point OF cbnnecuoh WV
.So fsilrosd OF the West shore haily"r., ua,y
near Feura Bush, In the county u - IN
which ssid Stuy'ehsh hnu nnbos. one. a
te lis tormini; with two bunsehes. 49,. o.
I.n[b from "A point upon its line apoun 80
,i0es sou.h OF Feura Bush. ana running t, go a
tberIv a distance OF about Two ihieo tbe
80, ~ connection with the rallfohu o ~.
US, SHORE Railroad Company Two a., ,,iIe
Nsst ",o,nt upon its line about hat h'i ny
from % he Hudson River, running thence III
@ cssterlv direction to point OF cVn. .,hsrv
In The railroad OF the ''ostoh an" ,ts'@ncc
WIN "a companv al a point a short dlsta!.o
tsn,oaS ,hc dividing line between the couil'e -,
~ of Rensselaer and Columbia Inc vi'I ~ con
,a.'ns In and through when u " 10 ~ ,he
toNhs =" 70 the village % StuyNcsant' wv
1du'n ~ stuyvessnt. in the County OF eo'" he
IL ne Village OF Schodack Lanain us,sse-
'ro,.p Of schodsck, In the County OF ,rnnn,y
loN" % % rovn Of Coeymans, In the 'onnts
"a klbany. ana the Town Of Bethleh sIcr 7" '''
Comfy Of Albany. by nc no,ni, Issrctsry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

National Savings Bank Of the city OF Al
bany 10 German Savings Bank SO 600.
birmingham Holding Go TO Fannie BuX-
baum 81
Julius Il Seymour to Charles X Billings
trus. Sls.2-O
Josef scholz to Columbia Knickerbocke,
Trust Co: $500
Wolcott g Lane trus TO Lorillard Spen-
Ger. S1S.5C0.
Same to same: 1000
Same TO same: ST. 600
Same to same: $5.0I2.
william Seitz TO Alice + Howcs: S412
W Holden Weeks to Columbia knickcr-
booker Trust CO: S..0OC.
Fulton Trust 60 Of New York. sdu. 10
\ird Cornell. assts. 81.
Fulton Trust 60 Of New York 10 Fulton
Trust Co OF New York. gdn. $4,000
Same 10 same. $4,000.
Same 10 same: $1,000
Same to same: SIS O0G.
Same to same: $40 600.
Same 20 same; 81 900.
Charlton u COoksey 10 Title Guarantee
and Trust Co: $4,000.
Arthur NJ Bier to William Margulics. 81.
Elisa BOde trus. To John G Bode ct al:
$1,000.
Same 10 Michael Cantwell; 81
Leonard krowcr and ano. trus, 20 Vivian
Green; S3O.2jl
Samuel II GOldns 10 Martin Marks 500.
Jacques Iobel 20 Max Barck 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15
SUM MONS.

CITY COURT OF THE CITY or NEW YORK.
Robert g. Clark. Plaintiff against Emaus
Foundry 4 Machine Company, Defendant
summons.
10 tho above named Defendant. You are
hereby summoned TO answer the complaint ~
this action and 10 serve a copy Of your an
swcr on The Plaintiff attorney within sixty
DAYS after the service OF this summons. eS
elusive OF the day OF service. and I'm case OF
vour failure TO appear. or answer. judgment
will be taken against you by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated April 18Th, 1913.
DON u. ALMN. Plaintiffs Attorney. Ofice and
Post Office address. No. IS William Street.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York city
To Emaus Foundry q Machine Company
The foregoing summons Is served upon yous bv
publication. pursuant 10 an order 81 Peter
schmuck. Justice ~ the city Court OF the civ
~ New York dated the 9th da" Of May 1913
and filed with the complaint in the office Of the
ClerS OF the city Court Of the City OF New
York at Brownstone Building. Borough Of
Manhattan. City OF New York.
Dated MAY o, 1913.
DON t. Amy Attorney for Plaintiff. once
and y. O. address, - William Street.
Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15

-.se yrs from June l. 1911: $1,000:
ss.Tes:s - loss. n store and part basement;
9 Az lseins 10 Gus Heg Ss 81 avg yrs from
IA ]. lslSS ~ store. etc; Won Erlenbell Co
III ASSdEreles. 9 yrs IL mos from June /.
:, oso. address Gl1 sth ave.
49, N,vooT az. store; same 10 Dorman;
~, nos from June !. 1913; 5000 address.
Ess' III 2g24 all: Mary Maioney and ano
IN pole. yrs from May i. 1913; ST.
o HEM 200 Bradhurst ave.
= aS0', AYE SO. stores and basement;
eh. ana ano 70 Jas NcCaul; yrs
s sIS April !. 1919 $i'SoO' address East
~ ST. Il u West part basement. Louis
% - samuel Jacobs; . yrs from MAY /.
yirSe,,a ~ IN 81 OO0 address, lo6l Boston road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15
LIS S.

18TH ST s. 32i6 n Of 18th ave. Is 81
991i Dry Dock Savings Institution sgt 10
seph |. Rushing et al foreclosure OF mtgi' al
torney + VI Tichenor
LYMAN PI.. .. 1892 n n Of Stebhins ave
80. 6xSS. .. Lyman Pr :. SIS n n OF Steobins
ave. 80 5xs32. Stebbins ave, $. lZs4 n n
OF Lyman ri. 69.5Xi4.il. Ernest scnwshe
mann agt Lillian sullivan foreclosure OF mtg
attorneys Gerlich q Schwegier.
lC2D ST 100 and III West: Rosario Pr
zutiello agt G. = Sherwood q Co fcounterclaiml
attorneys. Weschler q Rothsch!ld.
KELLY ST. 81: Max Bernstein agt Edward
l. Rerney 81 a foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys,
Loeb. Bernstein & Ash.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. " cor losth 81
100 ilxiO0; Hess Realty co agt Frederick
Tench ct al foreclosure OF mtg, attorney VI
@ Hoistein.
lG3D ST. $ r. 1873 n OF linton ave. 30 Is
75.7. William Collins agt Katherine Collins 81
al foreclosure OF MTG; attorney. Hirle-
man.
18TH 81. 134 and 1856 West VIM Donnell,
agt II Thomas Potter notice OF attachment
attorney. " l. stone.
DUANE ST. 1914 Hessie z Stafford agt AIDE
line VI Baird et al (partitionl. attorneys
Hastings & Gleason
iOlST ST II :. 200 n ~ "a ave. 25XloO II
rector. church wardens and ysstrymen ~ th'
Church OF the Incarnation agt Leah Cohen .
al foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys. Harrison
Elliott q Byrd
ELLWOOD ST. n " cor Hillside ave. 115 Z,
2O4: Peter Gordon agt Alfred Cregan 81 a
foreclosure Of transfer tax LEM, attorney.
Condor.
JOHN ST $ cor Bovine ST. 124 jx223 (
George Schafiner. guardian. aei Martin .
Earicv 81 al foreclosure OF mtgi attorney
G Schaffner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
YORK. -GOttleb Maier and Anna q. Maiel
plaintiffs against Pauline Ludewlg. lndirid
uslly and as administrators. etc. ana others
defendants In pursuance or q Judgment OF
foreclosure and sale. duly made ana entered
in the above entitled action and bearing date
the Both day of April. 1913 ]. ~ under
signed the referee In said JudgInent named
will sell az public auction. az TIE ENcAti4-e
saesroom. No. u rs Nesey street Do the BOZ
Ough OF Manhattan city Of New YORK. on the
81 day OF June. 1918. al u % clock noon on
that daN. by Herbert 4. sherman, aucuoneeF'
the premises directed by said Judgment 20 be
sold and therein described a. follows;
All that certain Dot, piece or parcel or land,
with the buildings ana Improvements thereon
erected. situate. lying ana oeihS in me tliN
OF New York. and bounded and described as
beginning az point iu the easterly side
~ Lexington avenue. distant nifty feet eleven
inches southerly from the s1utheasterly cor
ner Of said avenue and one Hundred ana
Eighth street. thence running easterly paral-
iel with one Hundred and Eighth street. and
part " the way through party wal SlNt}
I've feet. thence sOutneriy. parallel with Lex
iugtOn avenue sixteen feet eight Inches, thence
westerly parallel with one Hundred and
Eighth street. and part ~ the way through "a
party wall siXtf-tve feet % the easterly side
~ Lexington avenue. and thence nortnefly
along said avenue sixteen fect eight inches
20 the point or place or beginning Being
The same premises conveyed by Ainslte T.
Jouug. and Jennie. his wife. 10 Hermann J.
ludeWig. by deed bearing date the 18th day OF
y
in the Office OF the Register OF the County OF
New York. 10 Block series Conveyances. Sec
ton 6. I.iber II. Page III. and iudeXed under
block number 1879. on land map OF the Cit}
dated, New York. May 10th 1913
ALEXANDER ESSENTIAL. Referee
GEORGE NJ : SCHULZ Attorney for Plain
TN IS Park Row. Manhattan. New York
city.
The following is diagram Of the property
10 be sold. it, street number is 1921 LeNing
ton avenue
lexington Ayerue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE, As Broadway
FORECLOSURE SALES.

KEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY
of New NOrk.-Auna u. AuerbuTy ana
Thomas Robins. Plaintiffs. against lillian
Anna DAVIS. william Powell Robins. Nini-
fred Howard Robins Josephine Bond Boyer.
Beatrice Alistou lseIln. Washington Allstou
flaEE. Thomas Robins. It, Samuel DAVIS
Robins Philip BOYER ir. Alst0n Boyer.
Thomas Robins. as Trustee 90 execute all
trusts tltt are uucXecuted under certain
deed OF trust dated February 20. 1861. made
by Emma = Davis and lilah Anna DAVIS 10
James puuuett now deceased. and the Peo-
Die ~ fle state o. New York Defendants.
Iu pursuance ~ al introductory Judgment
OF partition and sale. duly made and entered
m tine above entitled action. bearing date
April 20. 1913. and entered ana fled IN The
Office Of the clerk of the County Or New
york on April 20 1913. J. the undersigned
the Referee in the said judgment named
VIII sell at public auction. az the New York
Real Estate Exchange sales Rooms, Number
"a Nc~@y street in the Borough Of Manhat-
tan. City. County and state OF New York. on
MAY -. 1913 AT II o'clock noon on that day,
ir Joseph T. Day. AuCtlourer the premises
directed by the said Judgment 20 bee sold,
and therein described a. follows.
AT those certain two lots. pieces. or par
cells ~ land. situate. lying aud being ON the
southerly side OF Twenty-nfth street. be
tween Madison and Fourth Avenues IN the
CIV ~ New York and bounded and con
taluiuc together as follows
Beginning 40 point IN the southerly
line of Twenty NTH street. distant two hun
lY corner OF Four.h Avenue and Twenty NTH
street and running from said point west
wardlv along Twenty hfth street MY feet
thencs southwardly on line parallel with
Fourth avenue uinety-eiEht feet and nine
inches 90 the centre-liuc Of the block.
thence eastwardly along said centre-llnc. ffty
feot. ana thence northuardly. on line par
allel with Fourth Avenue. ninety eight feet
and nine inches. 10 the said s0utherly line
OF Twenty-nfth street. at the point OF be-
ginning.
Dated. Ncw York. April 20. 1918.
SAMUEL STRASBOT RGER. Referee.
TTDLOW a TOWNSEND Attorneys for
plaintiffs. Office and p. o. Address, NO.
- Cedar street. Borough or Manhattan,
New York city.
The following is a diagram OF the prop
crtv 10 be sold. and its street numbers are
"a and 40 East 25th Street:
9th STREET