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Evening journal., 1913-09-05
EARLY REPORT SAYS
500 PERSONS ARE DEAD

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
RALEIGH. n. c., Sept at is re-
ported here that Ocracoke Island, in
Pamlico Sound. has been swept by a
hurricane. It is believed that all of
the. islands 500 inhabitants were
drowned
j. B. Blades. of Newbern, one Of the
States leading iumbre mill men. just
back from Washington, n. c., deelar-
ed last night there is a feeling Of
certainty that Ocracoke Island, on
the coast, had been wave-swept in a
hurricane last Wednesday night, and
: that not living soul OF the nearly
500 people Of the island escaped. This
belief was based on the high tide in
Pamlico Sound and the ocean inun-
dation.
Morehead City. Beaufort. Newbern,
Washington, Bayboro, Bell Haven and
. dozens of small towns on the coast
are reported as having great losses
from the fury of the gale.
A despatch from Charlotte says
scenes of desolation mark virtually
the entire North Carolina coast as
the result of the hurricane which
struck that section yesterday. Des-
patches just coming in over make
shift lines of communication indicate
that the town of Bell Haven is wiped
off the map, while the town of Wash
ington, n. c., not only suffered from
the wind but also lost heavily by
| floods
Bridges we're swept by the high
waters and the wind at Washington,
where buildings crumbled under the
fury of the blast, as they did at More
head City. Oriental, Bayboro and a
number Of smaller towns.
Fire Added to Terrors.
At Newbern several streets were in
undated and thoroughfaresh were lined
with debris. The damage in that city
alone probably will exceed S5O0,OOO To
add to the terror OF the citizens fire
broke out 1uring the tempest and was
controlled with difficulty. Two rail-
road bridges, one of them a mile long
were swept away. In Aurora fifteen
houses were destroyed, while at Van
demere. the damage was heavy, one
firm alone declaring its loss to be at
least $4,000 In this city more than
200 cattle and hogs were drowned and
their carcases were lying in the streets
serious menace TO the public health
Throughout Eastern North Caro-
lima growing crops are virtually total
loss. and no estimate of the devastating
effect Of the wind and rain can be made
II is believed, however, to be meal
culable.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
COUNCIL FIXES
DATE FOR RIVER
FRONT INSPECTION

A personal inspection Of the Delaware
river water front has been arranged
for tomorrow afternoon by members of
the navigation committee Of City Coun-
ell and at their invitation the other
members OF Council slll accompany
them. The inspection viii be made
for the purpose of giving the members
definite idea of the situation there
in order that they. may know how to
proceed intelligently relative TO the
plans TO have the city acquire all or
a part Of the land.
The inspection party will leave the
city hall at 2.30 O'Clock in automobiles
provided for the purpose. and they viii
20 to the river bank by the way Of
Seventh street through the Cherry Is
land marshes.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
FLAGMAN KILLED
BY FAST FREIGHT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELMAR. Sept. William H.
Honey, a fagman in the employ OF
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
was found dead at 5 o'clock this
morning near the tracks in the Del
mar yards. He is supposed 20 have
been run down and killed by fast
freight train known as ID 3.
Honey is survived by his wife and
SON. He was 80 years of age.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05

These two views Of Harry X Thaw
are the latest OF him. He posed for them
Just before he was ordered turned over
20 the immigration authorities in Con.
ada Tor deportation 10 the United
Safes. Justice Hutchinson. who grant
ed the writ Of habeas corpus taking
Thaw cut Of jail and turning him over
90 the chief of police of Coaticook.
Canada. by whom he was originally ar
rested after he fed from the Matea-
wan lN. Nl asylum. is also shown.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
800 CHILDREN In
THESE SUNDAY SCHOOLS

Well attended afternoon and even
ing sessions Of the tenth annual con-
vention of the Brandywine Hundred
Sunday School Association we're held
yesterday in Claymont NJ. e. Church.
At fae election of officers. all the
old cfticers we're reelected. They
are: George W. Simon. president:
is. Larkin Handy. vice-president. and
Eben n. Baldwin, secretary and treas
urer.
About 500 children we're reported
on the membership list Of the various
schools,
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
CHILDREN ON PICNIC.

Picnic weather still prevails and pic
mics as vet have lost none OF their
popularity. The children of the primary
department o. Hanover Presbyterian
Sunday school are picncing at Han
over Heights this afternoon The moth
ers were specially invited and the lit
tie ones are having royal good time
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
cONFERENCE AT SUMMIT.

The Rev. K. l.. Hoffecker. district
superintendent, will president at a
quarterly conference, to be held At
Summit. Del, on next Sunday after
noon, al $50 o'clock He will preach
in the morning at Bethel Church and
in the afternoon at the Summit school
house. the church there having been
burned down. The Rev. Ashury
Burke Is the pastor.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
RECOVER STOLEN BICYCLE.

Wilson Black colored, found b
cycle on the street last evening an,
this morning the police learned that il
had been solen from Minnicks bicycle
store in Delaware avenue The mai
who stole the wheel is reported to have
left the city.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
AGED GEORGETOWN WOMAN DEAD.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN. Sept. 5.-Nlrs. Har-
riet A. Prettvman. mother of John
Prettvman. a salesman of this town. and
William Prettyman. of Lewes, died at
her home here last night at the age Of
about s2 years.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
Wealthy SILK MANUFACTURER A SUICIDE.

By the United Press
PATERSON. y. j. Sept 5.-Bernard Biouder opr the
silk manufacturers Paterson. shot hmsef the
right temple early today died aferward the Gen
srai Hospital The family was unable assign
his
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
SEVERE RAIN STORM CRRPIEs NEW YORK.

SEVERE RAIN STORM CRRPIEs NEW YORK.
By The United Press
NEW YORK. Sept 5.-Antquated elevated railways
came today the entire subway system
put OF by extraordinary Of rain
that amounted cioudburst the vicinity OF
the Grand Central up considerably Fifteth
street the subway that places the
ter reached almost platforms the operation of
trains was impossible
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
REYENrE OFFICER INSPECTS

Revenue officer Atkinson. of Wash
in gton. inspected the local revenue
Office yesterday Mr.. Atkinson re-
ported everything in first class con-
dition.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
TO PROSECUTE BUSINESS MEN.

Isaac w Bowers. state revenue coll
lector. said today that the names of
i0O persons viii be presented to the
grand Jury at the September term of
Court ON charge Of failure TO pay the
state mercantile tax.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
POPE IS NOT III.

By 'hs ''~i-ed r-ess
LONDON. Sept 5-A special dispatch today from Rome
denied that Pope Plus is ILL.,
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
wrarHeR.

For DeIawnres ClooSy
and somewhat cooler to-
night, Saturday, probably
fair, light variable winds.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Max Bernstein, Plaintiff. against Augustin
A. Wolfe and Margaret Wolfe, his wife, De-
fendants.-ln purfuance Il judgment OF fore
closure and sale duly made and entered In the
above-entitled action and bearing date the
10th day OF November 1918, I, the undersigned,
the referee In said Judgment named. viii sell
at public auction. at the Exchange Salesrooih
Nos. li-l6 Nesey Street, In the Borough or
Manhattan. City OF New York. the 9TH day
OF December. 1913, at IL o'clock noon on that
day. by Joseph 7. Day, Auctioneer. the
premises directed by said Judgment TO be Sold
and therein described follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF lano'
with the building and improvements thereon
erected, situate, lying and being In the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, OF the city of New YORK,
in the County and state OF New York. bounded
and described as follows: Beginning at a point
on the westerly side Of Eighth Avenue, distant
twenty-five (2j) feet south OF the corner formed
by the intersection of the westerly SIDE OF
Eighth Avenue and scutherly side of l2Sth
12Sth street and part of the distance through
a party wall 81 feet; thence southerly parallel
with Eighth Avenue % feet; thence eaSterly
ana again parallel with l2sth street and part
OF the distance through a party wall, 81 feet
to the westerly side Of Eighth Avenue, ana
thence northery along the westerly side OF
Eighth Avenue. 25 feet TO the point or place
OF beginning.
Dated New York. November 18th 1918,
WM. WICKHAM HOFFMAN. Referee.
LOEB BERNSTEIN & ASH. Attorneys for
Plaintiff No. 55 Wall street. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York city.
The following is a diagram OF the property
10 be sold its street Number is 2319 Eighth
Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS.
NOVEMBER 25.

MADISON AVE. cor Soth st; Lldger-
soOd Manufacturing co agt Charles Kaye Ell
al; Nov lS. 1913 tby deposiU; $l,022 81.
9Th AVE o cor 3lst ST. Empire City Ger
ard co agt William Connor ct al; sept ?,
1913; N,ss
OGDEN AVE. 1907; Jackson Bros agt Carr
Building Co et al; May %, 1913 Thy bond;
HAVEN AVE. Fort Washington ave, hist
10 18th 81. lots. parcels between same: Rocco
RuscaDo sgt Fort Washington Realty co ct al /;
sept TO- 1913. $40
SAME PROPERTY; Anthony Rusciano agt
sane; Sept 8. 1913; Sl0i.
SAME PROPERTY; Nicola Daresta agt
sane; Sept s. 1913; SS3 60.
SAME PROPERTY; Francisco Savino agt
SAME PROPERTY; Vito Manzaro agt same;
SEPT S. 1913; $50.
SAME PROPERTY; Vito spinello agt same;
sept g. 1913; $50.
SAME PROPERTY; Carmeno Metarazzo agt
ame; Sept 8, 1913. NS.
sAMB PROPERTY: Giuseppe Fierro agt
zane; Sept 6, 1913; S2y 40.
l2D ST. n and ssides between Fort "dsh-
ihgton and Havana aves: Francisco SaVino agt
zane; Nov q, 1913; S4 Is.
SAME PROPERTY: Carmeno Metarazzo aBt
sane; Nov p. 1913: 81 60.
SAME PROPERTY; Vito Spinello agt same'
Noy q. 1913; S3 80.
SAME PROPERTY: Giuseppe Fierro agt
Hme Nov II. 1918; Sl3 23.
SAME PROPERTY; Anthony Rusciano agt
eohrs .NON IL 1919 SfO cVs
SAME PROPERTY; Nicola Daresta agt
Eme; Nov q, 1918: Sl5 r.
SAME PROPERTY; Vito Manzaro agt same;
New q. 1919: Sl3 80.
SAME PROPERTY; Rocco Rusciano agt
tame; Nov Il, 1913; SIS.
li3D ST and sides. from Fort wash
hgtol to Haven ave; Rocco Rusciano agt fort
Washington Realty co ct al; Nov Il, 1913; 81
SAME PROPERTY; Vito Manzaro agt same;
Nov q, 1913: Sl6 30. -.
SAME PROPERTY; Giuseppe flerro as'
ssns; Nov 2l 1919: SIG IL. -.
SAME PROPERTY; Francisco savino ast
Hne; Nov .2i. 19l3 sl7 81.
SAME PROPERTY; Anthony Rusciano ast
Eme; Nov o. 1913; S7 20.
SAME PROPERTY; Nicola Daresia agt
ans: Nov e. 1913; SIS As.
SAME PROPERTY: Carmeno Matrazzo ast
sile: Nov q. 1913; s26 40.
SAME PROPERTY; Vito spinello ast same
nov n. 1913: sl6 80 ,-...-,... ~
% AVE. II 20 II; Berger Manufacturing 10 20
AT Minsber Realty co et al; oct g. 1913;
tl;g
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
ERATIONS.
Manhattan.

3D. ST. 22s and 30 East; 10 and sly
Nores and dwlgs: NJ $ White ct al. 80 wall
y owners: l. 4 Shoinart. 194 Bowery, archi-
iset; 5000
18TH ST. 327 and 500 East; TO q 3 sty
seIg and shop: 6 Walbaum. 2js Broadway
isc;; sGOOo
"hAND ST. " cor OF Greene st; TO =
Store and lofts; p g Lawrence ct a. ~
~ b'th 81. oWnSr. Clinton & Russell %
ssu rsu 81 architects: $500.
an AVE. s. 22d 10 I'D st: TO sly
-essattment store: r. l. Enrich ct al ] west
~, ~ owners. Bruno w Berger e. Son, III
Ivy House, architects: $4,000.
In ST. {. 37j n Of 9TH ave; 10 a
s.W clubhouse. Harvard Club, 27 West
p,,l y, owner: McKim. Meade q White, lol
ave architects: 10000
The Bronx.
6eINfoRD PLACE. 1929. sty frame
N. ias15O Mrs Estate de Mar Schell. on
sonthes owner: Norman Ledcrer, l34l
f'S,nni f'S,ln Boulevard. architect: cost, $4,000.
skn.ONfORT ROAD, =. 1928 II n or
isrtoe ave sty frame dwlgs and stable
lse, ehd 25Xl5. Frank Negro, on prem
areb,,'.naer. J Kelly 643 Morris Park ave
pinSt; cost. 81 500
. s,v nn N AVE. s. 96.O6 II OF lG6th st.
SIN s,k Dk factory. J2x25O: G Dolson. 2lj
II: ,,.t,, owner; Albert Carey. 80 Liberty
sryhi,eet: cost. $500
ave thkfALE AVE, g cor Of Westchester
i3i, sy brk nickelette and stores. llJx
y Ia Vxo.ofarb. 29j Kelly 81, lessee. Robert
cost. $3.50 -Vi 'aieht'he ave- a'ehi''c''
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

New York Mortgage and Security Co 10
Lawyers Mortgage Co; $4,000
Same 10 same, S3i, 000
Felix " Warburg ct al, trus 10 New York
Mortgage and Security Co; $500
Same TO same; $50, 0O0
Melyina Russom 10 New York Mortgage and
Security Co: 1900.
Sarah Bauer extx. TO New York Mortgage
and Security Co; $4,000
Mi6dletown Savings Bank 70 Jerome 4 Kohn
r00o0
Jerome A Kohn to State Bank: 500.
Charlotte schoneberger 10 Julia a Noble
lSND
George J Palmer to Johanna Hauptmann;
ROO
James J varley and ano exrs. to James Dew
lin: 1900
Martha Donahue TO Bertha Harker;
NW
New York Life Insurance Co 10 Lawyers
Mortgage Co; $4,000
Frederic dep Foster and ano. eXrs. to kath-
s-ine A Kngsland and ano. trus; si90 600.
Rosie Never. admx, 10 Joseph Neska 5000.
Same 20 same 5000.
William L Condit ct al, trus, to Mabel r
Sherman; Sl3lA
William l. C0ndit 10 Nora l. Courtney: 81.
Mabel Sherman 70 William l. Concit; 500
Title Guarantee and Trust CO 10 Annie
Keirns; $1,000
same 10 Annie Hoe: 5000.
Same 20 Abraham Stern: Sl3 900.
Same TO Edward Ridley; s25. 90.
Same 10 Mary Goodwin: $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-Ewad Mommer, Plaintiff, against
George Vause and others, Defendants
pursuance OF a judgment OF foreclosure ana
sale. duly made and entered in the above en-
titled action and bearing date the l4th day or
November. 1913 !, the UNDERSIGNED the hei
cree I'm said judgment named, WIZ sell AT pup
lie auction at the Exchange Salesroom, Nos.
13-16 Vesey Street in the Borough OF Man
haitian. City OF New York, on the 18th day OF
December 1913. at l. O'Clock noon on That
day by Samuel Goldsticker. Auctionecr the
premises directed by said judgment 10 be sold,
and therein described as follows: All that Ger
tain lot, piece parcel OF land with the
buildings and Improvements thereon erected.
Manhattan. OF the City of New York, in the
County and state Of New York, bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at point on
the northerly side Of 24th street, distant nNe
hundred and ffty-one (jJD feet and six inches
eastwardly from the corner formed by the In
tersection Of the northerly line OF twenty
fourth Street and the easterly line OF sixth
Avenue; running thence northwardly, parallel
with said easterly li1e Of Sixth Avenue, and
mart of the distance through a party wall,
ninety-eight (9S) feet and nine 90 inches 10
the centre line OF the block; thence eastwardly
along said centre line OF the block. ftfty-two
said casterly line Of Sixth Avenue and part
Of the distance through another party wall.
nincty-eight ,9s) feet and nine 90 inches 10
the northerv line Of Twenty fourth street.
and thence westwardly along the northerly
line of Twenty-fouTth Street hfty Ca2D
feet TO the point or place OF beginning Belhg
the same promises known as NUMBERS 10 ana
TX west Path street. in said Borough OF Man
haitian ALFRED STECKLER, Jr.. Referee.
Dafed New York November -. 1913.
BLTMENSTfEL & BLCMENsIlt tl' AttoIh'ys
for Plaintiff. u Cedar street Borough o.
Manhattan. city Of New York
The following is a diagram OF the properly
10 be sold: it's street numbers are 10 ana ID
West oath street.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26

lOoNloO; Emily Loewy agt New York Real rs
Ie Iate security co ct al foreclosure of mtg
attorneys. Strauss, Reich & Boyer.
LOT 2I4. map of Wakefield The Bronx;
louis I1nes aet Fanny Johnston ct al fore
closure OF transfer OF tax lem. attorney T I
SENECA AVE s 3. 1886 It OF Hunt
l,olht ave, JONlOO; Manhattan Mortgage Co agt
George Graham Construction co ct al fore
TIiltosute OF mtg; attorneys, Darlington ~
GoIH ST. n $. 13j II of Sd ave 20x1O0 =;
Lucy Hardy aSt John Hardy ct al (parti-
tlonl; attorney T VI Simonton
,+iTH ST. S. 1G9.S Il @ OF "a ave, 26 *
IuoH; LAWYERS Mortgage 90 agt Daniel Il
bariy ct al foreclosure Of mtg: attorneys.
Cary & Carroll
GID SI, 210 West: Cornelia Schwartz agt
samuel Lhebowitz ct al foreclosure Of Mtg
attorneys, Beekman. Menken & Grscom.
- ll"rH ST. ~ West Daniel ] O'Connor aGt
simon Ginsburg et al foreclosure Of mtg;
attorneys, Gannan, Sebert & Riggs.
lslST ST, jSl West, and Broadway $500
70 3NGG; Moe a Isaacs ct al agt Frances
Mendham ct al foreclosure OF mtgl; attorney,
= RoSalSky.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
25fh 81

.ftn 81.
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the described
nronertv Is 10 be sold Is SXty-seyen thou
sand nine hundred and seventy-ninc and
10 100 dollars 1857 1910, with interest there
an from the 3rd day OF November. 1913. to
entber with costs and allowance amounting 10
Three hundred and sevonty-thre and 5J-l0O
doIlars (S313. .55) with interest thereon from
,Lo IAN day OF November, 1918 together with
,bo expenses OF the sale The approximate
amount OF the taxes, assessments and water
rates or other Hens TO bo allowed 10 the pur-
a6sser out OF the purchase money. or paid by
No Referee is Five thousand one hundred
snd nine dollars (S5, 100. 00) and interest. Said
nremises will be sold subject TO prior mort
,,o ~ ,,ron which there is now due and owing
~ sutn of Two hundred and ten thousand
dollars Cs2iO OOO). With interest thereon at
30 from the first day Of February. 1913.
and subject also to lease 10 one OF the
"'" ALFRED sTECKLER. Jr, Referee.
Dotcd New York, November 1s' 1913
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
o,,, $, Co. owner and contractor.

o,.., e5th St co. owner and contractor.
$50 III CT II West: Louis + BERGMAN agt
to.Id b Dench, owner Peter jay * Co.
eOntraSiitotssIi rs a- 5. whole front bet Broadway
lVJdn End ave; John = Kane co agt
ana 's5d 81 Realty co ana Clarence
West owners: william f Campbell con-
trsetooIriS, S9gVO PROPERTY; J & F Wennemer, Inc,
sAMS, s9d 81 Realty co, owner and con
sg' Clarence Davies receiver owner;
sl3S..9e Sl' END AVE, 924 Pittsburgh Plate
NESL act West SD st Realty CO, owner;
Glass schi6, contractor; S49O
HAIRY JDWAY. n cor of oath st, 33.GX
BkOH q y Wenemer. Inc. agt West SD
l+%DV, 90, owner and contractor; car
81 k.sI,si ,si.s receiver. owner; $23. 800.
tnee "a - 81 n $. bet Broadway and West
lV1Ln. Wolfnger & Lasberg agt West SD
kn9 NV Go and Harry Schih, owners and
ccntrseitJnI11Iy " n c cor Of oath st. 3S.6x
bn0-T1vId -TvoIdngcr & Lasberg agt West SD
l--a,,n'oltv 20. owner, Harry Schin' contractor
md owner; Sjt1U, ,r,,,,,.. = r,dv,o,a,
ZANE PROPERTY; lhoinas Euinohus
. 10 aEt same; SllJu ~ ,,
SooYYCHARD ST. 16l; Reliable plumbers
CHccareraI Contractors agt Kate Living
anu anu owner and contractor: Rose Fehrer,
co9Utdp,Es0' AVE. 929: James W Johnson agt
.,a psrk co. owner and contractor; Sl11 II.
- 18TH ST. $ 3. whole front bet Broadway
u--st End ave, Eureka Tile Co agt West
sng o. Rraity co, owner; Harry Schff.
W and contractor; S2.097 10.
TN AVE. 242O: William Rosenhaum ct al
-. Marion J Martin. owner; Marvin S
Martin contractor; Max b.ilh ana Phihp
sNa',afzky. sub-contractors; $492 81.
h,ddsTII ct IA s. whole mt bet Broadway
S Y' Vest End ave. 1872 3X109. 4x15OX1O0.11;
e. II Young agt West SD st Realty Co,
eSper: Harry schin owner and contractor;
GyTpyooE AVE. " cor 1llst st. 100 6x1O4 .;
-,snsrd La Spina agt Consolidated lmpt Co.
sWper; Austin stone Wor"s. Inc. contractor;
siS1. -,..,, o-oo. p Shall 9. c,n ~.
,yest s2d 81 Realty CO. owner; Harry Schiff,
ovrer and contractor; 200
-TH AVE 2i20: Samuel Perlmutter agt
usrion 5 ! Martin. owner; Philip Nepatzky
80 Marion / Williams. contractor: 500
BROADWAY, n cor oath 81. 33.6x1i2.7;
Ipterborough Marble co agt West SD st Real
r. Co. owner and contractor; $500.
PEARL ST. 453 and 455. Abraham Kaplan
AIT Michele BacCi. owner; Torrcgiani and Lo-
Tsnzo Severino. contractor; 1851 80.
18TH ST, s. whole front bet Broadway
and West End ave. 1923XlO9 4Xl5OXlOO. IL; Jos
\ Friedander co agt West SD 81 Realty Co.
owner and contractor; Harry Schin, contractor:
SANE PROPERTY: American Clothes Dryer
GO agt Harry Schif, owner and contractor:
1900
Stone Co agt Mary a BOeiiier. owner: Louis
Burghard VIM Caney, Chas J Miller. Maud
Miller and Lillian l. Caney. lessees; VIM II
Heddendorf lessee and contractor (renewaD:
SE.
1sT AVE. s, whole front bet 10th and
Nth SITS 2OOx2OO: Northern Waterproohng
Co agt Standard Gas Light Co. owner; Great
Eastern Construction Co contractor; S35.
BROADWAY, g cor 94th st. 33 6X142 6:
Frank Morell Co. Inc. agt West SGD 81 Realty
Co. owner Harry Schih, contractor; $500
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26

Dated. New York. November 18th. 1913.
ALFRED J. TAILEY. Referee.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
york. Barbara stein, Plaintiff, against Gale
donia Golf Cleek and Manufacturing Company,
Of al Defcndants-In pursuance OF a tudg-
mont OF foreclosure and sale duly made and
entered I'm the above-entitled action and bear
ing date the 7th day Of November. 1913. !.
tho undersigned the referee in said judgment
named will sell at public auction at the FL
change SalesroOm, Nos. IL and 16 Nesey street,
in the Borough OF Manhattan. city Of New
York. on the 4th day OF December. 1913.
at 12 o. clock noon on that day, by Joseph =.
Day Auctioneer. the premises directed by said
Judgment 10 be sold. and therein described as
follows: All that lot, piece or parcel or land.
with tho building thereon erected, situate. ly-
inr and being in the Borough Of Manhattan
and Citv OF New York, formerly In the
rueIfth Ward OF the City Of New York and
houndod and described as follows: Beginning
AZ a point on the Northerly side OF 122nd
Street distant two hundred and eighty seven
feet eleven inches, castery from the north
street: running thence Northerly parallel with
First Avenue part OF the way through a
Marty wall one hundred feet, eleven inches
10 Tho centre line Of the block: thence Easter
lv along said centre line parallel with 122nd
street sixteen feet. eight Inches: thence South
eriv again parallel with First Avenue, part OF
the wav through a party wall. one hundred
I22nd street and thence Westerly along I22nd
street sixteen feet eight inches. to the place
OF beginning. -
Dated, New York. November 10Th. 1913
WALTER II. LIEBMANN, Referee.
RENNETr T.. SIEGELSTE1N. Attorney for
Plaintiff 30 Nassau Street, Borough OF
Manhattan New York city.
Tho following IS a diagram OF the property
10 be sold: its street number is AS East l22nd
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
I22nd Street.

,rho approximate amount OF the lien or
.,,arco 10 satisfy which the above described
nroperty is to be sold Is Fifty six hundred
and ninety eight and 800 Dollars IS'6ss 4s).
Sr,mber. 1913. together with the costs and al
,o,sonces amounting 20 s3363i, with interest
Tyorn November 18th. 1913, together with the
,''rses i,U.', m the sale The approximate amount
'NPha t,ycs assessments and water rates. or
otbcr liens. which are to be allowed to the
0u,chascr out OF the purchase money, or paid
70 ~, ,he referee, is s127 20. and interest.
py w Ne,y York Novcrpber 10TH 1913.
WALTER IL. LIEBMANN. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
s sURRoGATE's NOTICES.
N0TICE To CREDTTORS.

NOIltb ~ ~ iCh''
whereas application Is about TO be made
for letters OF administration on the estate
Of Lovina G. Atwater. late OF the town and
village OF Norfolk I'm the County Of 81. Law
renee and State OF New York, deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased to present
the same with the vouchers thereof to the
Surrogate OF the County OF ST. Lawrence. at
canton, y. Y, on or before the first day Of
January, 1914.
Dated November II. 1918.
ALRIC r. HERMAN.
Surrogate
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
NOVEMBER 2j.
Manhattan.

THERIoT AVE. S, 1911 # of Davis
81 sly frame shed. lOxl0: Raffaele Dl-
nstta 2G5 East 153d ST. owner; Salvador
NaecaTato. 81 East 149th ST, architect; cost
too
10th ST. =. 1851 II " Of Hughes ave
sly brick stores. 2l 10x2S; Pasquale d.Auiia'
.,o East lGOth 81. owner; w del Gaudlo'
tl fremont ave. architect: cost 81 ,OOO.