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The Washington herald., 1913-10-29
Labor omcial to settle strike.

Etheibert Stuart, of the Bureau Of
Labor. yesterday was appointed by Sec
retary of Labor Wilson as conciliator
in the impending traction strike in
Indianapolis, Ind. He will attempt to
adjust the differences between the
street railway men and the company.
all previous attempts at which have
been unsuccessful Mr.. Stuart yester-
day left Washington for Indianapolis.
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woman Sue. District for ss, 900.

Six thousand dollars damages are
claimed in a suit filed yesterday by
Sarah Hall Johnson against the Dis
trict. The plaintiff alleges that she
was seriously injured in a fall caused
by catching her foot in the lift of
plate covering a hole in the sidewalk
on the west side of the Treasury
Building
The Washington herald., 1913-10-29
Former Puymaster Ammen Dies.

The Navy Department yesterday was
advised of the death of Paymaster
Ulysses G. Ammen. U. s. N, retired, at
the Naval Hospital. Mare Island, Cal
Paymaster Ammen was native of Mary
land, and had been in the service since
ISL
The Washington herald., 1913-10-29
CONDEMNATION CASES HEARD,
Fort Davis and Fort Du Pont Park
Project Before Jury,

Testimony in connection with the pro-
ceedings instituted by the Commission
ers for the condemnation of the land
necessary to preserve the sites of Fort
Davis and Fort Dupont for park pur-
poses and to provide a connecting high
way between the two sites by widening
Alabama Avenue Southeast has been
heard by Justice Wright
The jury comprises William V. Cox,
William T. Gallher.. Appleton P. Clark,
John H. Small. and David J. Kaufman.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-29
Gregory Can Draw 81 900 a Mouth

Comptroller Of the Treasury Downey
yesterday decided that T. w. Gregory.
special trust buster appointed by
Attorney General McReynolds TO in
vestigate the New York, New Haven.
and Hartford Railroad, can legally be
The Washington herald., 1913-10-29

paid salary of $1,000 a month and
expenses. It is held that Mr.. Nc
Reynolds can pay Mr.. Gregory any sal
airy he deems proper, provided the
salary is within the limits of the
trust busting spproprisGo->
The Washington herald., 1913-10-29

him as far West as Denver. and barely
allow him time to get back TO Berlin
for the opening of the Reichstag, Nov
vember II.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-29
Hop at Fort Myer

The dancing contingent in Washington
society wended its way last night to Fort
Myer, Va, to attend the informal hop
which was given by the officers of the
rest The guests were received by Mrs.
Joseph Garrard. wife of the commandant,
assisted by the officers of the hop COM
| mittee.
A number of suppers followed the
dance. among those who entertained
guests being Col. and Mrs. Garrard, and
Lieut.. and Mrs. Simpson.
Mrs. William Haywood will give a
dance at her hospitable home In 1 Street
on Monday evening, December g.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Myers have re-
turned to Washington for the winter.
Miss Nancy johnson, who has been
visiting friends in Kentucky, will Join
her parents, Representative and Mrs.
Ben johnson, here on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Herring, OF
Washington, were the guests over the
weekend of Mrs. George b. Magoun ia
the Green Spring Valley. Md. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herring, the former a brOther-in-
law of former President Taft, walked to
the valley, leaving Washington on Fri
day morning and spending the night at
Ellicott City, continuing their walk to
the valley on Saturday morning. They
returned to Washington by train Monday
night.
Mr.. Henry White, former American
Ambassador to France and Mrs. Henry
White have gone to New York, and are
spending a few days at the Ritz-Carlton.
Mr. John Barrett, director general OF
the Pan-American Union, who is in Mo-
bile. Ala, attending the sessions of the
Southern Commercial Congress, yester-
day authorized a denial of the rumor
of his engagement to Mrs Thomas F.
Walsh reported in dispatches from New
York.
Mrs. Arthur Grant-Duff, of Dresden,
Germany, formerly Miss Kathleen Clay
ton, daughter OF Gen. Powell Clayton,
and sister of Baroness Moncheur, whose
husband was one time Minister to this
country from Belgium. has arrived in
the Capital to visit members Of her
family.
In the presence of their immediate
relatives Miss Dorothy Gatewood and
Lieut. Earl North, u. S. A, were mar
ried yesterday at the home of the brides
parents, Medical Director James Gate
wood. Z. S. N, and Mrs. Gatewood. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Herbert Scott Smith, rector of St. Mar
garet's Church.
Owing to the critical illness of the
brides grandmother, Mrs. Robert Gate
wood, of Norfolk. Va. the invitations to
the wedding and reception had to be
recalled, and the ceremony performed
yesterday instead of this afternoon.
The-pretty bride wore a handsome
gown of white satin and point lace
Her bridesmaids were to have worn
dresses of white net and shadow lace
over white charmeuse, with touches of
gold and Jackets of engineer red chiffon.
edged with dark brown fur. The hats
arranged for their wearing were of white
tulle trimmed with fur and little red
roses The dress Of the maid of honor
Is of white eharmeuse with draperies Of
shadow lace and girdle and sash of
engineer red chiffon.
The bridal party was to have consisted
of Miss Hlldreth Gatewood. maid OF
honor. and Miss Josephine Mason. Miss
Ruth Bliss, Miss Maitland Marshall. Miss
The Washington herald., 1913-10-29

son received her guests in a handsome
gown of blue charmeuse draped with
shadow lace, and she wore necklace OF
pearls and aquamarines.
Later in the evening the bride and
bridegroom left the city, the former
wearing a stylish gray cloth suit and
fox furs and a gray velvet hat.
Upon their return to Washington Mr..
and Mrs. Murray viii be at home Wed
nesdays in January at 10oS B Street
Southwest.
A wedding of interest to Washington
society took place at Omaha, Nebr.. yes
terday evening. when Miss Mae O'Brien
and Mr.. James H Hanley, secretary to
Congressman Lobeck, were married in ST.
Cecilia's Pro-Cathedral in that city. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. ID.
p. Harrington.
The bride wore an exquisite gown of
ivory crepe meteor trimmed in rare old
Limerick lace, the bridal veil being held
in place with a cluster of pearls. She
carried a shower bouquet of bride roses
Miss Katherine O'Brien, sister Of the
bride, was maid of honor. The bride was
given away by her father. Mr.. Thomas
+. O'Brien.
Following the ceremony a reception was
held at the home of the brides parents.
After a wedding trip to New York and
Boston the young couple will make their
home in Washington.
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Mrs. Arthur Grant-Duff, of Dresden,
Germany, formerly Miss Kathleen Clay
ton, daughter Of Gen. Powell Clayton,
and sister of Baroness Moncheur, whose
husband was one time Minister to this
country from Belgium. has arrived In
the Capital to visit members Of her
family.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-29
Glass Water Sets,
Special Value.

Water Sets are useful at all
times. This special value con-
sists of one Three-pint Colonial
Glass Pitcher of a desirable
shape and six Regular Size Co
lonial Glass Tumblers. Each
piece is OF good quality, at
tractive pattern, and perfect in
every respect.
3Sc set.
Fifth fOor-G st.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-29

Mr.. John Barrett, director general Of
! the Pan-Arnerican Union, who is in Mo-
bile. Ala, attending the sessions of the
Southern Commercial Congress, yester-
day authorized a denial of the rumor
of his engagement to Mrs. Thomas F.
Walsh reported in dispatches from New
York.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-29

Mr. Henry White, former American
Ambassador to France and Mrs. Henry
White have gone to New York, and are
spending a few days at the Ritz-Carlton.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-29

Former Secretary OF the Navy and
Mrs. Truman II. Newberry are in New
York stopping at the Plaza.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-29

The Superintendent OF the Coast Survey
and Mrs. o. II. Tittmann have returned
to Washington from a three weeks visit
ia Coburg and Rice Lake. Canada.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-29

We believe a better value than
this is impossible in a Glass
Tulnbler of colonial or any
other glass. Clear, good pattern,
convenient size, durable weight;
smooth bottom. Special price,
2Sc dozen.
Fifth hOor-G st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-17
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Francis NJ Murphy. exr. to Lionello Per-
Walter Rosenberg to city Real Estate
Hargton Building Co to Mary Nc
Queeney; $4,000
9. William w Miles. exr to NJ Stern:
Addie b clark to George b Hardie; 81. 500.
lawyers Mortgage co TO Elyira J Byrne;
same 10 Jefferson County Savings Bank.
Same to same: $4,000.
Same 10 Caroline ONeill: 10000
Same 10 Ruth c Lit. trus: $50 600
Starin 81 000
Mary Porter e. al To- Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Co. So 800
Jonn Foley and ano eNrs. to Lew
Ryan; 200
Thomas Larlan gdn. to Thomas Saw
segfried stcinbach 10 Max Kohre: 500
Phoebe W McConihe 10 James \ Lynch
So 900.
Louise NJ Kohler to Frank Gosnen
A Fred slvcrstein and ano exrs to Ger
trudc Hershheld $3.50
Pauline d Windecker and ano, eXrs to
p u Windecker. $500.
Elias Kempner to Greenwich Savings
Bank. $1,000
Wolf Mellis to Samuel Friedman: 500
George l. Slawson TO Annie \ Coulson.
50 600
Bertha Hirschfeld to Samuel Hirsch.
field: 81.
Robert r Ellison to John Marion; 5000
Frank Denneth TO Catherine Jackson.
Ezra p Prentice trus. TO Gus Hoffman: 81
John NJ Bowers and ano eNrs. 10 Real
Estate Mortgage Co. $24 1913.
New York Investors Corporation 20 Bond
and Mortgage Guarantee Co: $4,000.
Same TO Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
Poughkeepsie Savings Bank TO Title Guar
antee and Trust co: $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-17
"RIY BY PARCEL POSI-"
FORECLOSURE SALES.

sr-ppEME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
York-The Windham Realization Company'
Inc,, Plaintiff. against Henry Corn ana otheis'
Defendants. ,.t....
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered IN the above
entitled action and bearing date the l'th DAY
OF February 1913. /, tho undersigned ue
referee in said Judgment named, VIII sen az
puaiic auction at the Exchange Sa!esroons
Nos ls-iG Vesey Street. In the Bo.ough OF
Manhattan CITY OF New York. on the ma uay
OF May 1918. at II o'clock noon on that Gay /,
bv SAMUEL MARX, Auctoneer, the PREMISE
directed by said judgment 10 be SOD anu
therein described ns follows: .,.
All tsat lot OF land I'm the CITY nd county
Of New York. with the buildings thereon
bounded aud described as follows: beSinll'ils
AZ the intersection o, the southerly side OF
Nest Third street and easterly side or Mercer
Street and running thence southerly along tie
ea,terly side OF Mercer street twenty -hNe rect
thence easterly parallel with West Third street
one hundred feet: thence northerly paldiieI
with Mercer street twenty-five feet 10 ln9
southerly side OF West Third street, ana tiehoe
wegterlv along the southerly side or West
Third street ono hundred feet 10 the poh,t %.
beginning Said premises being those "hlcn
were conveyed 10 said Henry Corn by Ed"dIu
D. whitney, Referee. by deed dated January
10Th. 1902 .,o
dated. New York. April 9th. 1919.
MORTIMER Il. BERNSTEIN ketetee.
ALEXANDER & GREEN. Attorneys for ram
tin Ito broadway. Borough % Manha''"h'
city OF New York. ,.
The following f. diagram OF the properly
Wet Ard street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-17

o7xIOO II: Kate VI IaGd agt Arthur Gorsch ct
al foreclosure of mtg: attorneys, w b and
+ Chamberln
WALTON AVE, W :. 451l II OF Belmont
ct. 6ixfJ22x irreg: Elizabeth a Higgins agt
Claus III Kruse ct al foreclosure or mtg; at
18th ST. 100 West: Alexander lofts agt
Lemuel Ilttleneld action TO foreclose mechan-
les len): attorney. W Bohan.
7TH AVE, $. 400 II $ OF Walnut st. p.
100; Thomas Sawyer agt Katie Blute 81 al
foreclosure OF Mtg: attorney. - Hellinger.
EDGEWATER ROAD. cor Porter st.
x: Samuel Hollander agt Leslie NJ Daniel
ct al foreclosure OF transfer Of tax Hem. at
torney. u @ Oppenheim.
ITTNER Pr. :. between Webster and
Park ayes lot COL: Samuel Hollander azt
Paul NJ Herzog ct al foreclosure Of transfer
LIEBIG AVE. =. bet 2j3th and 2GGth SITS
lot 600: samuel Hollander agt George Mar
shall Ell AL foreclosure OF transfer or tax
lienl: attorney, Ii G. Oppenheim' ,.,.
23sTH ST. n =. bet oneida and kepler
ayes; lot 30; samuel Holander agt William
J Nolan ct al foreclosure OF transfer Of tax
LEM; attorney. B g Oppenheim.
1JiST ST. n . bet Cedar Lane and Wal
ton ave; lot %: Samuel Holiander agt Fred
erick Pinkus 81 al foreclosure OF transfer
OF tax Hem: attorney. IL q Oppenheim.
EDGEWATER ROAD. cor Falconer
St. lot eli: samuel Hoilander ast John
simpson ~ al foreclosure Of transfer or TAX
lien attorney. u q Opperheim
hlEBIG AVE: :, BET :S9th and 2GOt ii
Mortgage 60 foreclosure OF transfer OF tax
lien); attorney. g Oppenheim
LIEBIG AVE. :. bet 2Jgth and 26Oth
SITS. lot J91: Samuel Holander agt Park
Mortgage co foreclosure OF transfer Of tax
lienl attorney n G oppenheim
Cromwell ayes: lot 80. Samuel Hollander
agt James Il Roosevelt ct al foreclosure Of
transfer OF tax lien); attorney Il g Open
helm
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. ~: Anna G
Dubois agt Carl Faerber ct al foreclosure
Of mtg: attorney IL swain.
1TH AVE. a cor sd st. 155xi4.i: Cen
trail Consumers Wine and Liquor co agt
Mary q CroEin ct al foreclosure OF mtg !,
attorneys. Paslsus. Cohen & Gordon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-17

AMSTERDAM AVE. W ooEE.of LIN 81
sosxil2 2142xl2S4: Feb p, 1907: Wittner-
isfer Realty Co 10 the BOwery Bank or y .
10000; attorney, Andrew Wilson, lof Ms
BRooME ST. 600. mtg on lease. etc: Aug
10 1912: Moritz Soheinberg TO Nathan JACOB
CHI CHERRY ST. PSI. mtg on lease; Oct 70.
is67. Nv Dummeyer to Lion Brewery OF New
YORK City: sl.4S5 ii: attorneys FItch' Mo''
Grant. SO Nassau 81. ,- -,
Franklin ST. u 9x7s: MAY 2s. 1912; Harry {
Haienbeck 10 Frederick W Ehrsam and ano'
sa0OoO; attorney. Harry Rooitzek' l0o Broad
nsPENARD ST. ?. 20 It Of Yves, Broad
raT alx75: Oct 10. 1908: John \ Johnston
10 samuel : Johnston So. 600: attorneys, Johi-
sion Johnston. s5c Bro1 idysE. reb "a 1912:
Harm { Hallenbeck TO George w Moore
sci OlO: attorney, \ Hoosey, 3O2 Broaoway.
30 AVE. SO, mtg on lease as exc; ,o NSs e.
20: 5000: attorneys. Rabe Keller -oo
'' iiTH AVE. 5s1. 25xiOo Sep, 20 1887: PHILIP
and Ann RYAN 10 Alice DOran: satisned OF
rNord without production Of mtg. by order
81 supreme Court, April IL, 1913. Justice irving
Lehman Sc. OOJ attorney. Philip Dean loo
Broadway % .roo,
dsrfs farm 18th Ward, 24xh blk; April -.
1906. Isaac GIeenman and ano 10 BehJdHi,n
Ehrman. $500; attorney Hugo Conn IL
Ave A. 800 - O.
18TH ST. $. 223 II II Q OF = ave - ~
1859. Aug 81 1912; Max and Fenni iieller
10 samuel y Freedman, IS Liberty 81: S@,VC1
23D ST. 155 10 100 East - - " Of sd
ave. Isx9s 0: June g. 1909: james and Eliza
18th Jordal 10 Moses c Lorsch; 81 900; attoi-
new II : Cook 80 Park ROW.
SAME PROPERTY: Feb e. 1911; same 10
Louis Masbach: SO 600: attorney. Title Guar
sntee and Trust 70, 176 Broadway.
33D ST. / 10 13 East. mtg on fixtures ioi
buildings &c y -. Jan . 1917 Monroe VI
Goldng 10 Colwell Lead co. lV' Lafayette
81: s.. $50 - ,o,,.
Harry Ginsburg 10 Meyer kotzen' Sl'Voo-
s,tornev. A Kotzen. $50 Broadway 200 =,
10TH ST. y g. 1913 II Of "a ave. ol,oNio =
April 1. 1857. John and Mary Bufne 10
Msthilde " Beach: S2l 600; attorney Lewis
s Marx, los Broadway a,o.,oo A.
10TH ST, n :. $50 IT OF 2d ave, 81 5xlOo y
April l. 1857: same 10 same; s2l,Ooo; same d.
sorney.
slsT ST. n s. 2i25 II " OF Amsterdam ave
E7xl022; July l. 1895; stephen W ana Ailce
II Jones 10 Franklin Trust co: S4iV0o a'loi-
seys Noble & camp, wall 81 - T ero,
18TH ST. g. 498 II from . cor LeAoN
I'VE. 1sxiOO Il. Feb 80 1909 solomon hotltn-
sArg 70 Samuel Schwartz, s9O", e''oi"eS'
Herman Lubetken. 80 Park Row. III =,
18TH ST 600 West. OIL sxSS u; Apih 10,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-17

SC'' Simax Realty Co to Charter Construction
Bro, SSSo,o""; attorneys. Bing Bing l9s
Bronx.
hDEIT AVE, n =. 6344 II OF For,
mon, if tT TOAD being lot 20 map 1905. OF Ire
eng D. Eva Manteand et al TO Ada NJ Beers:
BEtP s'tSS 1.n e sammis. Liberty St
lands In, SWAMP ROAD, begins at cor
roaa Iate OF Michas! Collard. runs with said
s sGiau TO W cor land in Will OF Richard Hunt
| 1f encn 10 Mary p Quimby, thence By and with
thence ", ia Ias OF Peter and Geo Lorillard,
lars along said lands across meadow 10
| oc SI, white oak tree in fence $ along brow
| lava On, On OF said meadow TO lands OF Col
! to beg. si Halu; Ihence by and with said lands
TboS p also land bounded on n by lands Of
81 nos 1 fhillps. on W by land Of Iounsberry.
! brido"S ROAD from West Farms to Williams
SSiISSse tbear Swamp Road being Triangular
leId, with all lines running AZ fences now,
y .%%,LI1hs ana constituting part OF same land
PbiIlins EI h Quimby and wife conveyed to
ddiG It!; July 81. 1897: Patrick j sweeney 10
iornn. Epple, ndv and exr. $40. 900; at
Coz coii'R 1Thh WI. Whalen, 2o6 Broadway.
St. 2SN9l.6; Jan 2. 1908; solomon and AGel della
hailsh to Chas Bake: s.. 900. attorneys,
corRTit NGTs , Warren; 2SS BToadwsy
81 20xyl6; Jan 2. 1908; same to same s. 900;
same attorneys. N''O'
ton SA 81 ,Sxyd3! "a AVE. ws 1899 {. of cut
w IN a. D. Robt T and Harry Bryan. exrs. etc:
TT,.VcV attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance 4
trust Co. 100 Broadway
! GRANT AVE. :. 2756 II Il Of 1924 - oov
'J sept q. 1912. John and Elsie Terreforte
! TO fanny Baylos; $1,000: attorney, Max Mon
iiled 100 Nassau ST.
MORRIS AVE. W 8 loo Z, - NJ 1-,tb -
4lxlOo Jan 81. 1919: Matilda /, Stevens 10
| leopold Loewns: $1,000; attorney. Melville r
Loewns, Beebunan ST
~ ER AVE, 8, 500 n OF Anthony ave
SS2.3NlOoX iireg: April 10. 1897: Frank Z and
/ NARY Blckhout 10 Annie l. Kneer: S15.V1O
I "'tVIneSs' WcsSelInan Kraus IS Liberty 81
ER AVE. 52o.3 Q OF Anthony ave runs $
iOoX ON 24l TO $ Anthony ave \ 8
51.sN g along lands Of Brinckerhof and
Msahsneld' April l6, 1907. same TO same:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-17
SUM MONS.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
r. iORk -Etlenne Girardot. plaintiff. against
,oionlal Theatre Company G.imited) and Ivan
a. Wright. defendants. Summons. TO the
I've named defendants: You are hereby
.anlnoned TO answer the complaint in this
49, aoh ana 70 serve a copy Of your answer on
. a.. PLAINTIFFS attorney within twenty days
NJ Mt the service OF this summons. exclusive OF
.se oay ~ service. and I'm case OF your failure
- appear, or answer, judgment Will be taken
,ss.lnst you By default for the relief demanded
a. a. me complaint. Trial desired ia the County
cvo new York. Dated February II. 1918
sa.VSGE o. REDINGTON. Plaintiffs Attor-
~. once and pOstoiiice address. II Cedar
vet Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New
10 defendants. Colonial Theatre Company
vssmnlteO and Ivan l.. Wright. The fore
sssusng summons is served upon you by publ
E'on. pursuant to an order OF Hon. Vernon
Jaws, one OF the Justices OF the Supreme
se.exit OF the State OF New York. dated the
s s@o Gay OF March. 1918. and fled with the
s,.npslnt In the Office OF the Clerk OF the Su-
s'.ke Court, in the County Court House, Bor-
NE OF Manhattan. New York city. Dated
irssch 2sth. 1913. GEO. o. REDJNGTON, A.
sraey Tor Plaintiff. ONCE and postoffice ad-
f,,s - Cedar street. Borough OF Manhattan
~ of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-17
MECHANICS LIENS.

EAST HOUSTON ST IS. p Guarante,
Roofing and skylight 60 agt George ! KcnnN
and William kenny, owners: uarry Gslef
contractor: S4s 30.
Seth ST S02 West: Louis Brains act Keu,
6 Connolly. recrs. owners: Hiram ID Laymar
and Florence Layman. contractors. S225
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 22g9: Ely Fem
stem az, ''afles warner. owner. Charles
Schratt, Inc contractor: Si7 80
FON ST W $. 30 Il OF 1G9th st. JOy
100; Henry Wrights Sons agt W $ p Shields,
owner, = j. Carr. u. contractor: $3.50
faela Zimt ardi owner and contractoP: sal
vatore /imbardi contractor: $50
OSTH 81. ~ 10 22s West: Candee, smith
x Howldnd 90 agt James Butler. Inc. owner
Lorenzo Bnildnr and Construction co con
tractor correction. Sol u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-17
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Vernon NJ. Davis. a Justice OF the supreme
co,,, Nv york County, notice IL hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against
the Casmento Roofing Company. Inc, lately
doing business in the Borough OF Manhattan
New York city. TO present the same with
the vouchers thereof duly verified. 10 the
subscribers and assignees OF the said Cas-
mento Roofing Company. Inc, for tho benent
OF creditors at their place OF transacting
business az the office OF their attorneys
Weissberger a. Leichter. No. % Nassau
Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan. New
gust. 1913. next.
Dated New York March 25th, 1913.
ARTHUR LEASk.
WILLIAM X. BONFIELD,
EDWARD +. FAY.
Assgnees.
WEIssBERGER & I.EICHTER, Attorneys
for Assignees. 90 Nassau street, Borough
OF Manhattan, city OF New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-17

BROADWAY. 1926: Eureka Glass Works.
Inc. agt Walter ID clark ct al; Dec 4. l9l:
Cancelled; 500 IL.
OAK POINT FREIGHT YARD Buneay
ST. Fast River. Cabot 81. Leggett ave and
Whitlock ave: North Sand Co agt y Y y ~
& n r co ct al: Feb ~. 1913: sGs7 ~
SAME PROPERTY: Henry g Zilleck ir
ACT same. Jan 10, 1918. Sl.5ll 81 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-17
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
April. 10


18th ST. 1870 and 49, West; Monrose Real
~ co loans 1870 West 18th Street co, Inc,
$4,000.
BROADWAY n cor slst 81. TO-. 2Xls2 s.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co loans Brogan
Building 60. Inc $500 600
HAMILTON PL g s. l3Js y n OF l3Gth ST.
81 4xG31x rreg: Van Dycs Estate loans Do
main Realty co $4,000
2O7TH ST. e = 100 II OF Broadway. g.. 6x
100 Montrose Realty 90 loans Maze Realty
20 Of y So 500
2O7TII ST :. To- II OF Broadway, c.. OK
100. same loans same So. 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-17

The approximate amount OF the Hen or
oharce 10 satisfy which the above described
ronertv e. 10 be sold Is Eighty thousand
pn,grt hundred and seventy-seven and 1I-lOo
DoIiars $50. s77TO. with interest thereon RON
he IOth day Of February 1913. togeth n WIZ
sosts and allowance amounting To S33ovo Win
,n,erest from February 18th, 1913, together
,.i,b the cxpenses ~ the sale The approx +,
mate amount OF the taxes. assessments ana
1t ratea or other liens, which are To De
,1Nn'ad tn The purchaser out OF the purchase
iaoney. or paid By the Referee is 81 9s1 10 ana
interest o~ ,o,,
Datei. New York. April 9tn: 1919.
NORTIMr,R IL BERNSIElN. Keteree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-17
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
APRIL ~.
Manhattan.

lN.IH ST, $40 West: for a sly aptnt.
20Xst g W Holman. 223 West 18th 81. own
err J Wolf. lO3 Park ave. architect; $1,000
1jD NJ, III TO li9 East; for an sty aptmt.
1J.4Xso.3; 10 East 9th street co. $40 9th
ave owner Cross e Cross ana julius Harder.
architects, 521 9th ave: 100000.
PARK AVE. cor of 72d st: for l. sty
aptmnt lO22N1l0; A l. Holding co. sos 9Th
ave owner; Rouse & Goldstone - West sd
ST, architects; $4,000.
Tho Bronx.
MILFORD AND W :. 30 ft II Of Buhre ave:
~ sty frame dwg 2lx:j2. Martha swanson.
Pelham I'd. owner; Henry NOrdhem 1907 Ire
mont ave. architect; cost. 81 900.
BRIGGS AVE, W s, 1896 q II OF 10th st,
sty frame storage. 1SXls; 4 ogden. on
premises. owner. + II ogden 1170 Broadway,
architect: cost. $3.50
FREMONT AVE. 5 22J It Of Marmlon
ave: ! sty brk stores, 2jx9J Harry 9 Bryan.
l41th 81 and Willis ave. owner: Kreymborg
Architectural co. 1G;d 81 and Southern Boule-
varh. archltects. cost s. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-17
ME- E1INCS.

pTE,sE TAKE NOTICE THAT PURSUANT
20 Tho cali OF the Directors a meeting OF the
.,ookboIders OF the AMERICAN NEWS
1890 pITEI ISHERS' ASSOCIATION will be
4 "a 81, 81 ,be Waldorf-Astoria Hotel Fifth Ave
NJ and Thirty-third street. In the Borough OF
NJ CITY OF New York. on the oath day
OF April 1913 at 2so p M; for ,ha, the purpose
,a-a,ion be forthwith dissolved
pr n I'D New York. April 1st 1913.
J1IiN STEWART BRYAN. Secretary.