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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-11-19
WANTED: so men and WOMEN
To Take Advantage of Special Of
fer Made by W. S. Lloyd.

w. S. Lloyd, the enterprising
druggist, is advertising today for
fifty men and women to take ad
vantage of the special half-price
offer he is making on DR.. Howard's
celebrated remedy for constipation
and dyspepsia, and get a fifty-cent
package at half price, 25 cents.
So positive is he of the remark
able power of this remedy to cure
these diseases. as well as sick head
aches and liver troubles, that he
agrees to refund the money to any
customer whom the medicine does
not quickly relieve and cure.
This is an unusual opportunity
to obtain 60 doses of the best med
icine ever made for half its regular
price, with the personal guarantee
of we'll known business man to
refund the money if it does not
give satisfaction.
If you cannot call at Mr.. Lloyd's
store today, send him Is cents by
mail and he will send you pack
age promptly, charges paid.
Mr.. Lloyd has been able to Sc.
cure only a limited supply of the
remedy, so great is the demand,
and you should not delay taking
advantage of this liberal offer he is
making this week. 1920
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-11-19

Entries vastly exceeding in
number any list heretofore com
piled indicate growing interest
in the International Live Stock
Exposition, which occurs this
year at Chicago, November 2oth
to December 9th. No such list
of exhibits has ever before been
prepared, nor for that matter
have the live stock producers of
the North American continent
previously manifested such con-
Germ in the future of that indus
try. Every department of the
exposition will be full; interest
being manifested alike in horses,
cattle, hogs and sheep.
The spectacular side of the ex-
position will be as prominent as
the practical. A series of even
ing attractions of unique charac-
ter have been prepared and
there will be no lack of enter
tainment to maintain the essen
tial equilibrium. Equipoise has
always been a characteristic Of
the international" and the man
agement intends to attain the
standard of perfection in every
department on this occasion.
Interest in the draft horses, in
stead of waning is growing and
the nightly horse fair will excel
even the superb equine display
of former years.
In swine and sheep the breed
ers of the United States and
Canada promise to eclipse all pre-
vious efforts. Wisconsin and
Ontario, as usual, will make
stellar display, and the Western
grower will again demonstrate
the merit of range product.
Current and threatened beef
scarcity renders the fat cattle
display of more than usual inter
est this year. That the beef in
dustry is coming back" will be
effectively demonstrated, and
feeders will be furnished with
numerous object lessons on the
subject of economy in produc-
ton. In other words, the mas
ter feeders of the country will
show and tell how they do it.
If you miss the 1913 Interna-
tional Live Stock Exposition
you will be the loser. ct
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-11-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
Mutt and Jeff"

To quote the opinion of famous
critics on the merits of Gus Hills
monster production of Bud Fish
er's clever cartoon creation
Mutt and Jeff" would require
more space than this popular
newspaper could possibly spare,
and would likewise consume
more time than the reader would
care to give to the reading of it.
1t will suffice to say that the con-
census of critics throughout the
entire country, including that of
Americas most prominent thea
trical magnates, Mutt and Jeff"
is the one conspicuous success
of the year. This assertion is
based on box office records as
well as newspaper comments.
Not unmindful of the personal
expression of its patrons, there
fore that which comes to your
city backed by such undeniable
proofs, surely is worthy of your
patronage. There are times
when the people want to be
shown. Mutt and Jeff" has
shown the people their goods
and the people are buying.
"Shrieks of laughter" greet their
every appearance, embellished
by dressing of pretty girls and
backed by a carload of magnif-
cent scenery. Nowadays, the
masses have not great deal to
spend for amusement, but when
they are induced to spend, they
want value received. Mutt and
Jeff" is the most legitimate en-
tertainment now before the pub
lie. Your full moneys worth or
money back-would be a good
motto, but as no one has ever
been dissatisfied, there's no nee
essity. A carload of scenery and
furnishings with Mutt and Jeff"
and their whole Dam Family"
will move into the Tabb, Nov.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-11-19

We've known men who climb
ed high just to show the world
how they could turn a somer-
sault, but after they reach the
summit the world don't know
whether they're a mouse or a
millionaires.
Smartness is not always smart
indeed, smartness is not smart
half the time. An act which hall
the people will say is smart, will
disgust the other half. But pc
litenes is always politeness. Even
honesty is not always accepted
as honesty, and fairness is not
always accepted as fairness. but
politeness always makes favor,
able impression.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-11-19

2Ist. If you can't laugh, see a
doctor at once. Now for good
ness sake, dom make the mistake
of waiting until the show comes
to town before buying your tick
cts. Get them as soon as the
sale opens. Mutt and Jeff
never played to empty seats and
it's not going to begin here. The
house will be full of fun loving,
enthusiastic, bowling, shrieking
human bein gs. "a word to the
wise is plenty"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-11-19

Timothy l.. Woodruff is dead
big Tim" Sullivan is dead. VIM,
]. Gaynor is dead. William Sui
ger is dead, but he doesn't know
it, Theodore Roosevelt is in
South America. Woodruff, Sui
Ivan and Gaynor had been
prominent as well as picturesque
in the political world of New
Nork for a quarter of a century,
William Suffers lava flow of
words has filled the streets and
alleys in every municipal cam
paign for twenty years, while the
big game hunter has been in
evidence since he was a very
young man. Josh Billings was
right: To-day we are here, to-
morrow we haint."
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-11-19

Thomas Moberly, this county
has purchased from his sister
Miss Matte Moberly, about Ioc
acres of land, on the Paris pike,
near Side View at a private price
but said to be about $Ioo per
acre. The land is extra good
and strong.
Mrs. Maggie Young, this city,
sold Monday at Owingsville, her
farm, containing about 1913 acres,
and lying on the Maysville turn
pike near Bethel, KY, to Hall
Vice and Mr.. Cannon. The
price paid was 500 per acre, and
the farm, which is one of the best
in Bath county, is bargain at
the price.
Judge c.. Allen Mccormick, of
this county, has sold his farm,
containing about 10y acres of
land, with improvements, lying
one mile from the Levee on the
road to Kiddville, to Charles
Douglas, of Lexington, Illinois.
The price paid was $1,000, and
possession will be given on Feb
ruary I, 1914, when Mr.. Doug
lass will move to the farm with
his family to make his future
home.
The year closing the first of
November showed that the farm
ers of Missouri sold and market
ed in one year the immense sum
of $48,678,24o worth of poultry
and eggs, and yet you will come
in contact daily with farmers
who will tell you there is no mon
ey in that business for them.
There are many farmers in
Montgomery county who have
made no arrangements to house
their stock during the bad wealth
er. 1t is high time they were at
tending to this important mat
ter. Stock will not thrive and
fatten standing or sleeping in
mud and slush any more than a
child will.
There is considerable agitation
going on in Central Kentucky
over the organization of a Fair
Circuit. 1t is said that an effort
will be made to get all the Sec
retaries in meeting at Lexington
and form a circuit and elect a
Circuit Secretary like they do in
the North. While the agitation
is going on there is considerable
discussion also regarding races
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-11-19
Last Warning to
City Tax Payers

Be sure and pay your taxes on
or before December 1, 1913 as
the 10 per cent. will be added on
the above date.
/ have no alternative in the
matter. See the ordinance pass
ed by the City Council.
!. B. ]. MCDONALD,
St City Tax Collector,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-11-19
Hog Killing Time.
Get your scalding tub from Nc
Cormick Lumber Co. 1876
Carriage for Sale.

Handsome carriage, two seatSs
can be changed to one seated; glass
enclosed. Rubber tires, handsome|
trimmings, both pole and shafts.
Has not been run great deal and
is in frst-class condition. Also
double harness. Will sell cheap.
Apply at this office. 8tf
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-11-19
Ready for Laundry.

Phone As, any time, and we
will gladly come in our auto for
your Laundry. Shipments and
deliveries twice a week.
l5tf Ringo s. Bolts.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-11-19
Brief Summary of Game
Laws of KentuckY'

For the information of readers'
of the Advocate the following
summary of the Kentucky game
laws is published below:
HUNTING LICENSE z
No person shall hunt without
license; provided, however, own
ers of land, their children if. resi-
dents, tenants or their children
if residents, may hunt on their
own land or leasehold or land
Immediately adjoining theirs.
Hunters must carry their Ii
cense when hunting.
License may be obtained from
County Clerk.
OPEN SEASON
Lawful to kill-Quail, Novem-
Der IS to January /; pheasants-f
November IS to January I; doves
August I to February 1; woodA
cock, June 20 to February 1;
wild goose or wild duck, August
IS to April /; rabbits, November
IS to September IS; black and
fox squirrels, June IS to Septem-
Der IS and November IS to. Feb
ruary l..
RABBITS
Rabbits may be bought, sold
or shipped, but packages con-
tanning their bodies or parts
thereof must be clearly marked,
giving contents of package and
name and address of shipper.
Unlawful. to kill rabbits with a
gun from September IS to Nov
ember IS.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-11-19

Underling-Take my word for
it, my boy. Don't find fault with
the world. | used to-. but the
world wouldn't turn round to,
look at me, and while | was
growing, the fellow behind me
forged ahead, and jumped in the
band-wagon and captured the
bass drum.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-11-19

Boys suits and overcoats, IS
gest line in town to select ft6a
Punch, Graves & Co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-11-19

Battleship," genuine Mo-
and Java coffee, 4Oc per l pound
can at Vanarsdell's.
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st; April 81, due. etc. as per bond: sl9'ooo' al
torney. E p Orren ir. o55 Broadway. M
HUNTS POINT AVE. cor Gilbert race,
514xi2O.1: Burnett-Weil CONSTRUCTION 20 ~
city Mortgage Go, IL Wall 81: April -: ue
mand. = per cent; $4,000; attorney q '"0"'
HUNTS POINT AVE. e :. 5l.f IT OF Gli,
bert Place. 5l4Xl3l.11: same To SAM, np, a ~
-: demand per cent; s45ov; attorney 90
above MI,
HUNTS POINT AVE. n 2 cor Gilbert : We -
1O29xi3i.l1. same TO Henry Morgenthau No.
1865 Broadway tprior mtg 100000: April -,
VI. & per cent: s2OGO; attorney " 1"
Wechslau. 80 East i2d IT. ,. .,
WASHINGTON AVE. n cor r I.- III IL
80 * Nora Construction co To FRAMES ~
Hanford. III West 10th st; April -, 1h,n1'
$4,000; attorneys Butts NininS' al 'na''
bers st.
WEBSTER AVE. W cor 173d ST. ia. TX,
Nan Realty Corporation to Paragon MOI lea t.
co. 5OI East fremont ave, April ~ uuo JON
|. 1914; per cent; $4,000. =. n,
Fletcher st. 80. 7x79.1l. Nora CONSTRUCTION ~, 80
10 Ida X Bronner Hotel Majestic; Hpi. e.
due per bond: So. 600; attorneys bu''S 3"
Vining. II Chambers St oo,v
irreg Peter y Quinton to Patrick Molloy.
3Ol West 18th ST April -; due. etc. as per
bond: $1,000: attorney. Title Guarantee anu
Trust Co. 116 Broadway. ,oo.
9Th ST. . $. 51.6 n OF 22sth st. ooN w.
Henrietta Turkhemer to John Pape' -
East 236th st; April %: due as per bond; 30,
600: attorney Title Guarantee and trust 10
17G Broadwat. -.
l36TH ST. n s. 100 II Of Brook ave OAK
=: Herman Hanauer to Seventh Avenue
Amusement co. - Broadway: April -; ) yrs
g per cent; 5000; attorneys. Strasoourse' -
Eschwege & Schallek. - Broadway a..
SAME PROPERTY: same TO same; April ~
3 yrs per cent: ST. 800; attorneys as above.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL. II

ORD ST. III TO 100 East. and I'D 81 - 20
l19 East. Oberg Blumberg A Bleyer AK 80
erlck g Beach and Jennie II casper, Nv ~
lli East I'D street Go. contractor Nlo-i w. 80
DECATUR AVE. 3i02 and 3l9t; Wes,cnes'e'
Woodworking 60 agt William Freelahu wv"
or and contractor: >56I 80. -. =.
ORD Srr ~ TO 12O East. and "a ~; IL - =.
lig East. William Somerville agt fren,."re
Reach and Jennie II Casper. owners ~ ''S
23d street Go. contractor. S3.tHl ~. ,o,s,
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. q >. tI2.3 e OF l Isis.
ST. lOiG xlGs ixs5. sxl6Il; Henry Mark.,l''V =,
agt Constantn Riegger. owner reo.se s,ors
ChappelI and Charles Bosworth. contractor
UenevaD $s26 49, . r., 80 not
WILLIAM ST 10. George F. Root , 30 AK.
John Doe. owner: Nell & Maclay ana "'''"''
Young CO. contractors. s125 c.,,
LEXINGTON AVE. sos and NJ. T lara,
Mosaic and Tile Co. Inc. agt AlneI' "''""'
owner; y n Doring contractor: Slp3 o,
ST AIMS AVE. 6s3. joseph Shni'sSe "s'
I. g Ernst a 60. owner; Max Mlhshul, ."
tractor. Lena Minskoff, lessee and coh''"''o' :
81 80 oo,oo.
93TH ST. :. III n ~ Broadway , $500
Liberty Sheet Metal Works agt Georse vi a,;
kelve Realty and Construction Co owner anu
contractor; $3l2 10. .,,... aud
BROADWAY. 81 to 81: Grant PulIey am, n
Hardware 60 agt Adams Express Bu'lIlns
owner. United States Metal Products 30 W"
tractor: 81. s54 81 ,
DIST ST. ~ West Adolf Wess AT estate
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RECORDED LEASES.

with name and address Of lcssceJ
BROADWAY. 1905. north store: Fannie
lsaacs 10 Jacob ROsenbaun.. . WIS from Nav
!. 1913. $4,000. address. 226 Amsterdam ave.
FULTON ST. cor Of church So. 30 (
ISIS. store floor and basement. Fulton Church
90 10 Schultz Realty 60: II yrs from Anil
iSr AVE. COLI cor store. etc. Nathan
Cohen and ano 20 jog Ferry. yrs from
MAY I. 1918 SljG0. address. 3iS East
104ih ST.
1sT AVE. 9iG5 store and basement: car
mella PalladinO to pasqualc de Perno. 2 VIA
from April ], 1913. l.236: address. 33i East
l12th ST.
ID AVE. II TO II. all. Ernst Plath TO Louis
Minsky. II yrs mos from March 20 1918.
sG.0Oo. address. 81 East 18th ST.
STH AVE. GG6. store. Richard s Trcacv
10 Giuseppe Brunelli yrs from May I. 1913.
$2.40O. address. CSC Sth ave
Sd AVE 1868. all: Marie r Gibney 20
John conroy. Yrs from April T. 1918:
S3.Ono. address. ~ East Sith ST.
18th ST, ~ East all. William y Kirk
10 Ninskcr Realty 90. II yrs from NAV l.
1912: S12oO; address. 9eS I'd ave
18th ST. 32l East. store floor and part
cellar; Henry Linsnann. eXr. 20 samuel
Lippmann. > yrs from May J. 1918. $50.
address. 52i lst ave.
6iTI ST :. 50 r. 81 Sd ave. 2OxtOo.
all, Rcckmar estate to Adams Realty co.
20 yrs from May I, 1905 1923. address.
premises
18TH ST. SOC and sos East. all. cath
Marrone TO Anna Jeroolino: = yrs from May
], 1913: $4,000. address. 800 East 112th st
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Eliz NJ sands and ano ears. to Frederic de
' "a pavtop to Amy t.e Compte, 81
Rond and Mortgage Guarantee Company 20
National savings Bank ~ 'ity OF N''""S -
assist. S5i 900 - Hatch,
Frederick : southworth and ano TO Kate y
Valentine. 5000 ,.-.-.. q,
Edw KNAPP. eSr, TO Chas El"er''
81 800. l.,,. =.
Gp SS langman ct al. e1rr. TO William II
Mutual Bank 20 Columbia-Knckcrbocker
Nm ~ Zlnsser to Adam vorndran. $1,000
Lulu ! Phelps To Charlotte Te"Asoury'
Manhattan Mortgage co to CITY Of Ne"
York Insurance 90. S2oW" =.
Guaranteed Mortgage 20 TO Charlotte y
Tewksbury. guardian $500.
Max Diamond 10 sarah Diamond, VI.
Marie II Winters To Frederick + scohsId'
Howard Chapman to Elsie ingraham.
$1,000.
Jules ; Bache and ano. exrs. TO German
Savings Rank. >la.oOo
Jessie L kalvin 10 Jennie Hirsch; 81 20 90
LAWYERS Title Insurance a Trust 20 I"
LAWYERS Mortgage Co. s.o'c'o
same TO same. So. 900 - 49,.
Frances n IIanford to John u liill; S'i.aw
Lawyers Mortgag" '" '" i"''F
So onp ,,,,
$4,000 81, ~,
ford SIS 200 .,oo,
Annie = Evans 20 Kath KAISER, $1,000
Kath & KAISER to Mary G Longan, omitted.
Harry II Donnan TO Century Mortgage 90
$4,000 >, ,,.,.,..
hon. 81. nh, 2,
patrick McMorrow to savings Bank 81
Equitable Trust 90 20 y savings bahh
sos 900 . ,,..
,'has = McMorrow 10 Patrick McMorro" :
1000 .,t- 81,
asstsi. 81 .ee- eo
MARY smith 10 stephen Il Ganney. sWo, 10
Arthur & Stume to River Holding CO. SlV
Psrk Mortgage 90 To VIM l. condit. sJoVo"'
Valentine Frees TO kath Peters. 500
Henry BURDEN trustee. To- Lawyers M"it
gage co. $4,000 -, I,
AMELIA Schrelnor. guardian, to Johh ~
Schrolner 20 asstsi: 81 .,
Same TO Amelia Schreiner guardian y
aestsl. 81
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ATTORNEY ST. 30. 2jXl00. William ana
Barnet NoUick 10 Charles Shapiro. "a East
I'm ST tmtg s2s.G00J. all liens April 10:
500.
EpGECOMBE AVE. " :, 61j n Of ti5th
81. 4uX9I2. Edgecombe ave. s. 10 n =
of 10th 81. 45X1O5.T. sherman co to Central
development co. $40 Broad ST. Newark
J tm'g SSi .1OOj. April 20; SlOp. attorney.
New York Title Insurance co. 1875 Broad
way.
EDGECOMBE AVE " :. So n = Of ii5th
-. @oXloO. same to same tmtg $40 600:
April %. 800. attorney. same
HAMILTON TERRACE. IS. 17x1O0. An
thonv lrsch 10 st Nicholas Ave Presbyterian
Chufch, 81 Nicholas ave and lilst st: all
,lehs; April IL: 81: attorney Lawyers Title
insurance 90. 100 Broadway.
PARK AVE. 1IoS and f1io. 5o.6xno. Elise
ID Pennock 10 Ma:tic T. Drake. 40 West
llDth - (mtg S4e OO0l. all liens. April 1
Pine 81.
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THE COTTON MARKET
Less Active but Firmer, Closing
at an Advance.

An absence Of old crop liquidation. with
the possibility of reaction after the re-
cent break in prices. steadied the cotton
market yesterday, and prices ruled higher.
although trading was less active. The
fact that business failed TO broaden as
prices advanced gave the impression that
the demand reflected precautionary cover
ing rather than any important change in
general sentiment. and this view seemed
10 be colored by the fact that New Or
leans weakened after the New York close.
The close here was steady AT a net adj
vance of to - points, within point or
two of the best on most positions. South
ern spot markets were unchanged to &c
lower. but the local market held quiet at
l2c for middling upland; no sales: de-
livered on contract. 100 bales. Local con-
tract prices:
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MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Harvey Bloomer has leased 1850 square
feet i'm the NaGss Building. northwest cor
ner of l2Jth street and Seventh avenue 10
the o. j. GUIDE Company; TO j. Bishop the
store and basement No. 262 West 10Th
street. 10 Henry Weissmann the store
and basement No 2Ol West 125th street.
and the store and basement No. lSo West
l25th street to J. Blum. These leases run
for a term Of years and aggregate over
$4,000.
George r. Read & Co. have leased thu
building No. o. Front street TO Samuel >.
Beard & Co, the six story warehouse
Nos. 81 and SO Nesey street to George ~.
Tower. the store and basement No. 2o6
Pearl street to Sharman Brothers and the
store and basement No. Cedar street 10
Eugene +. Mccarthy.
Harold H. Harding has leased No. 9s5
Woodycrest avenue 10 Florence Eveleigh'
No $40 Sedeewick avenue to Cea Brothers
and No. 9i5 Summit avenue TO William
Martin.
Frederick Fox e. CO. have leased nine
floors, containing about 5000 square feet.
i'm the twenty-five story loft building at
No 1il to AS West 35th street recently
completed by L. W. Browning and known
as the Herald Square Building. 10 Stanley
& Patterson. Hamilton S. Gordon, Charles
Munter, +. II. Samuels e. Co.. b. Berger
e. Bro. l.. Schwartz. B. II. Goldschmldt'
New York Mon0type Company. Arrow
Knitting Mills. Rebabman & Co ana
Charles S. Clark g. Co.
The Duross Company sublet the building
Nos. i6 and IS Tenth avenue to Sulzberger
& Sons Company
Froman e. Taubsrt leased No. 1923 Madi-
son avenue. a four story dwelling house.
for five years To client. who will make
extensive alterations for his business: No.
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BIC PROFIT IN DOWNTOWN DEAL
Property at Fulton and Church Streets Rented Two Weeks
Auo for S3500OO, Now Subeased for 100000.
CENTRAL PARK WEST APARTMENT HOUSES IN TRADE

III East 95th street. a dwelling house. to
Sgmund Haas for a term of years.
He'll q Stern leased the store and base
ment No. HI Broadway to the Hurley
Shoe Stores Company.
G. W. Barney leased to the Neal & Scott
Company the store. basement and sub
basement No. % Warren street, lofts to
the United States Auto Battery Company
in Nos. so and 81 Warren street to Smith
& Smyth in No. 81 Reade street. to Ridge
ways Inc. in No. Ill Hudson street.
in No. IS Duane street to William Dill and
to NJ. Biltchik in Nos. Il and 70 West
Broadway.
Ames Il Co. Inc. leased the following
dwelling houses: No. S5f West eth street
10 h. Cullen. No a West 18th street To
Il. Mourraille. No POS East 3lst street TO
NJ. Savage and No 15i East 9th street to
{. r. Jordan.
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LIS PEN OENS.


WASHINGTON AVE. n " cor l7sth st,
iXSS.j. tISth 81. n $50 n W Of Washing-
ton ave. l6sxi. 11sth 81. n 5. i2lS IT " or
Washington ave. l6.Sx1. BEETLE sam agt
George W skinner ~ al foreclosure OF trans
fer Of tax LEM, attorneys, Clocke. Koch d
Reidy
flsTH ST. West. Ignatz Mantler AIT
Meyer Tlber ct al foreclosure Of mtg ,
attorney, g Recht.
I24TH ST. 8 24l.3 y " NJ 9TH ave. s.9N
1901: wentworth Mortgage 90 agt Anna
Lacroix foreclosure 81 mtg, attorneys.
Sproull Farmer & Sproull.
11bTH ST. .. 100 n " ~ sth ave. COX
g6e rector church wardens. etc. ~ the
church Of the Incarnation Of the city of
New York agt Frederick p Forster ct al
foreclosure ~ MTG, attorneys. Harrison,
Elliott & Byrd
PARK AVE. 4iGf: sophie Prayer egt VIII
lam GugColz Construction 90 foreclosure Of
mtg: attorney. ~ : Gordon.
TT~TON AVE. " $ 799 n OF 1881 ST.
IS.aNaJ. May " Bauch agt Henry De Nivo
OF ri foreclosure OF MTG. attorneys, Todd
x - John.
STH AVE. 800; Amelie Lambert sst Ca
mile q Perceyal ct al (partition), attor-
noN II + BeNer.