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OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

For steam tonnage there was limited
irou,rv with rates for prompt boats hrIn'
SAIL tonnage orders Of all kinds were scarce
and no fixtures were reported. quotations
to LIVERPOOL and Glasgow, I'd. London 2'sd
ask,d. Rotterdam. 0i1c; Hamburg, 82ls
pigs; Bremen, 80 pigs; HUI. 3d. JAM Bits
toll, Sd Jan; Antwerp. 2hd; Cork for ORDERS
% sd picked ports large tonnage, is lO1sd
as; cotton to Liverpool. per 100 ID -7g
SOC. Charters: British steamer 2'Soo tonS'
transatlantic trade. one trip on time charter
basis 5s, delivery New orleans. Dec-Jah
British steamer, 2.573 tons, same, ono round
trip. basis 8s 1Ohd. deliveries United King
dom or Continent. prompt, British steamer
3.O42 tons, same. basis Is; British steamer
2,273 tons, same, basis Is ND; Belgian
steamer, 10000 cases petroleum. hence to
two ports Greece or Turkey, lie. Dec-Jan,
British steamer. 70I tons, general cargo
hence TO Porto Velho. y I, last hair Jan ;
Norwegian steamer. LOIS tons, salt, Turks
Island TO Baltimore, q I. prompt.
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BAPTIST.

At Calvary Baptist Church the Rev. DR..
Russell II. Conwell, of Philadelphia, will
preach at II a. m. and p. m. tomorrow.
Or. Charles A. Eaton, of the Madison
Avenue Baptist Church. will preach to-
morrow morning and evening.
The subjects OF the Rev. DR.. |. NJ.
Ealdeman at the First Baptist Church
tomorrow will be as follows: II a. m,
Gods Great Secret Now Revealed to This
Age: p. m, THE Moral Bankruptcy
and Intellectual Indecency Of Modern
Theology in Its Endeavor TO Preach a
Christ Without Miracle and Bible With
out Inspiration
At the Ascension Baptist Church the
Rev Charles Hillman Fountain will
preach at II a. m. tomorrow on THE In
dwelling Presence of the Risen Christ
and at p. m. on 1.-The Jew in Prophecy
and History
Especial interest attaches 20 DR.. Ed
ward Judson's sermon at II a. m. to-mor-
row on "Adoniram Judson' In the Judson
Memorial Baptist Church, Washington
Square, this church itself having been
erected by DR.. Judson as memorial TO
the subject Of the sermon.
Willard s. Richardson will lead the
Young Mems Bible Class of the Fifth
Avenue Baptist Church tomorrow at $40
a. m. with this topic: THE Obligation Of
a Religious Organization Toward Those
Who Need Religious Associations"
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s5,4Oe,371 CHRISTMAS GIFT
Sum Sent Abroad This Year
Proves a Record One.

Tho New York Postofiice is taking con-
siderable work away from the reindecr
nj Santa Claus, according TO figures given
ont Yesterday by Postmaster Edward NJ
Morgan.
From December 10 December i, 5lO'oti
money orders were dispatched 10 foreign
countries. These amounted TO S5,f9,3i VI.
The greatest amount Of money VIII go
IN Italy. which will receive Sl,3i4,0o6, but
Great Britain claims the greatest NUMBER
OF contributors, 1899 persons having re-
membered friends and relatives In the
British Isles. The major portion OF the
81. l22A465, which they sent was addressed
10 Ireland.
Hardly any country was overlooked.
Little Liberia will receive 1919 80 from M
tocn sender4 No fewer than lOi New
Workers sent money 10 Egypt. Russia
WAS third in the amount Of money re-
ceiyed. but Germany, Sweden and Aus
tria ALI topped the land OF the Car IN
the number OF senders.
II Christmas generosity is any sign Of
nrosperity then the present year has been
much more bountiful than the last one.
for the gifts of last year amounted only
to A369,73S
The steamship New York was the nag
shin Of the Christmas fleet, no less than
M az money orders being carried by her.
These amounted to $l,279,7 200 a. La Savoio
was second as an aid to Santa Claus.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

In the Metropolitan Temple the Rev.
George W. Downs will preach at 1045
a. m. tomorrow and the Rev. Arthur
Bruce Moss at p. m.
Members Of the Orders of the Eastern
Star (the women's Masonic organizatiom
will have special service In their In
terest on Sunday evening I'm Calvary
Methodist Church. DIR. William II. Nor
gan will preach on "Jephtha's Daughter"
In the morning the pastor will speak on
The Fulness of Time"
DR.. Charles H. Gooden, pastor of St
Pauls Methodist Church. will preach to-
morrow evening on The Star of Bethle-
hem" The morning subject will be
! Where Dwellest Thou"
At Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow morning the Rev. Or. Chris
tian F. Reisner will preach on "Why Do
We Believe in the Bible?" The evening
service will be dedicated to the Cana
| dams. DIR. Reisner will preach upon
Canadian Courage"
The eightieth anniversary will he oh
served at st. James's Methodist Epsco-
pal Church tomorrow. In the morning
the Rev. Dr. Ezra Squire Triple will
preach and at p. m. the Rev. DIR. l..
Watson Hannah.
At the Madison Avenue Methodist Eps-
copal Church the Rev Charles /. Mead
will preach at II a. m. tomorrow on THE
Conservation of Spiritual Power" and at
S p. m. on IAN Illuminating Evangel"
Ezra Squire Triple. president OF Drew
Theological Seminary, will speak at Park
Avenue Methodist Church at 10 n. m. to-
morrow on THE Minister as a Prophet"
DIR. Jameson will preach at Il a. m. and
S p. m.
At st. Andrews Methodist Church DR..
w II. Finch will preach tomorrow morn
ing on THE Christ and the World Of
Men" and in the evening on "Knighthood
for the New Crusade"
Lady Hope, OF England. will give an ad-
dress in the Old St John Methodist Epis-
copal Church at II a. m. tomorrow. Eng
| lish and American friends of Lady Hope
are especially invited.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

siIPREME COURT. COUNTY OBJ NEW
YoRK.-Phnlip TenEer; plaintiff. against
PhIlip Lien and others, defendants In pur-
suance OF a Judgment OF foreclosure and sale.
duly made and entered in the aboVe-entltled
action and bearing date the 2ith day Oh NO
vember, 1913, l. tho undersigned, the ie,g h1is
in said Judgment named, VIII sell at public
auction, at the Exchange Salesroom. NO lf-Io
Vesey street. In the Borough OF Manhattan
City OF New York. on tho 10th day or Decenl-
Der. 1913, at Il o'clock noon on that day' Uy
Joseph p. Day, auctioueer, the premises dl-
rected by said judgment TO be Sold and therein
described as follows: - ,,.,,,,..
OF New York Borough OF Manhattan, with the
buildings and Improvements thereon described
as follows: ,,.. IA.
Of sixth street distant 145 feet four and one
half inches easterly from the northeasterly
corner OF Sixth street and Hall Place run
ming thence northerly parallel with Hau Place'
ninety feet ten and one-half inches; thence
eRsterly parallel with sixth street, tWehly-
three feet i've and one-half inches; thence
southerly parallel with Hall Place ninety feet
ten ana one-half inches to the northerly side
OF Sixth street; and thence westerly along the
same twenty-three feet hve ana one-hait
inches 10 the point or place OF beginning be
the said several distances and dimensions more
Together with the appurtenances and all the
estate and rights or the mortgasors III anu "
tho said premises. -.
said premises being known as No. 22l East
Sixth street and being known and desgnatea
as lot No. 40 on a map entitled "Map OF Ftop-
ertv In the Eleventh Ward Of the city OF New
York, belonging TO Charles Henry Hail. made
by Edward Doughty. c. s.. dated January sth.
1899, and filed in the office OF the Register Of
the County OF New York.
Dated New York, November 26th. 1913
MOSES COWEN, Referee.
JACOB I. herman. Attorney for PLAINTIFF.
a46 Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan New
York City.
Tho following is a diagram OF the property
to be sold; It's street number Is II East sixth
street.
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Pennsylvania.
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY or NEW
York-Clemento Francesca Lener, Plaintiff
against Michele Lasco and others. Defendants.
In pursuance OF an introductory Judgment OF
partition and SALE duly made the 18th day or
November, 1913. and entered In the ONCE OF the
Clerk Of the County OF New York on the Isl
day Of December, 1913, /, the undersigned. thu
Referee In said judgment named, will sell az
public sacuon, at the Exchange salesroom.
Nos l4-16 Nesey Street in the Borough or
Manhattan CITY Of New York, on the 23rd day
OF December, 1913, at ~ o'clock noon on that
Gey, by Joseph p. Day, AIctioneer, the prem.
iges directed by said Judgment TO be sold, ana
therein described as follows:
All those certain lots, pieces or parcels OF
land. situate, lying and being IN the LweItn .
York, County and state Of New York, bounded
and described as follows:
Regirniug al a point on the Westerly side Of
First Avenue distant fifty feet ten and three
quarter inches, southwardly from the corner
formed BY the intersection OF the Southerly side
OF One Hundred and Ninth Street and the West
erly side OF First Avenue; running thence west.
wardly and parallel with One Hundred and
Ninth Street. sixty-two feet ten and one-half
IOla) inches, more or less, TO the boundary
line between lands formerly OF George Bradish
and lands formerly OF Benjamin l.. Benson;
thence in suutheastwardly direction along
said boundary line 10 point In the centre line
OF the block. between One Hundred and Eighth
and One Hundred and Ninth Streets, distant
seventeen feet Ave and one-half (5te) inches.
more or less, westwerdly from the westerly
side OF First Avenue; and thence easterly and
teen feet FIVE and one-half inches, moro Of
less % the westerly side OF First Avenue; ana
thence northwardly and along the westerly sids
OF First Avenue, fifty feet to the point or place
OF beginning; being the premises known as lots
numbers IA and 145 on Map OF the Estate
Of George Bradish. file In the Office OF tbs
Register OF the City. County and State OF New
York, known as Map No. GIG.
Dated New York, December LIST, 1913.
FRANCIS 6. McAVoY, Referee.
MORRIS EDER, Attorney for Plaintiff. 500
Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan. New forA
City.
To JOHN sANTORA. Attorney for Defendant
Nicolina Lener i; others, 2oi Broadway
Borough OF Manhattan. n. 7. City.
BERNARD FLIASHNTCK. Attorney for De-,
PENDANT Michele Lasco, 800 Broadway, Bor~,
ough OF Manhattan, y. Y. City.
STEWART & sHEARER, Attorneys for Dc.
PENDANT, U. s. Trust Company Of New
York. 45 Wall Street. Borough OF Manhas~i
tan, " Y City.
The following is a diagram Of the property =.
be sold its street Numbers are 2l13 and 2ilS
First Avenle:
I09th Street.
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IN EPISCOPAL CIRCLES.

The midday Advent services at Trinity
Church during the coming week will be
featured by short daily talks by the Rev.
stuart L. Tyson, of Sewanee, Tenn.
Or. Gates will preach morning and even
ng tomorrow at the Chapel Of the Inter
cesson.
Al ST. Thomas's Church the Rev. DR..
Ernest NJ. Stires will preach at Ii a. m.
and p. m. tomorrow.
Al the Church OF the Ascension the Rev.
DR.. Percy Suckney Grant will preach at
IA. m. tomorrow on 1.-The Reformer.'
At4p. m. Mozart's Requiem" will be
sing. with special soloists. The Public
Forum, Inc. will be addressed at p. m.
BIZ Georse Gordon Battle on The Work
mans COMPENSATION Bill and the Direct
Primaries Bill. Now Pending at Albany.
The morning service in the Church Of
he Holy Communion tomorrow viii take
on the character of commemoration OF
Edward Haight and Hermann c. Won
Post, who died recently, each or "hon
had rendered eminent service as trustee
for more than twenty-five years.
The Rev. DR.. William Cunningham
Rodgers will preach on What Use Are
the Men Of Higher Education to the
Worlds Everyday Work?" at II a. IN. to-
morrow in the Church of the Transhgura-
ton. Bishop Sidney Catlin Partridge Will
preach at p. m. on THE New Light in
the Sunrise Kingdom"
At st. Stephens Episcopal Church the
Rev. DR.. Nathan a. Seagle will preach
At i a. m. tomorrow.
At 81. PauTs Chapel. Columbia Cniver-
aty, the Rev Raymond c. Knox Will
geach at p. N. to-day.
A grand Masonic service of all The
Bronx lodges will be held tomorrow
syening at ST. James's Church, Fordham'
The service will be in connection with the
.xtieth anniversary OF the founding OF
he church, and will he under the auspices
q Guiding Star Lodge No. $50, Warren +.
NeIny, master.
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|(HUpN .''DEu0OUs News

uindow in the eastern end OF the
.aral of st. John the Divine, a me-
81 81 N Whitelaw Reid, will be conse-
D" ',sd and unveiled by Bishop Greer,
co. crosvenor and other clergymen next
p'aL The service will be attended by
As"d NJ the Reid family and by other
LIS III. If the cathedral project. The sub
n' '. ~ the window is The Light of the
ia" The central figure is the "Son
Nan" as described in the Book Of
..lotjon. In the side lights are the four
m.sanrels-SS. Michael. Uriel. Gabriel
"a Raphael. The figures are of unusual
-. the window having a considerable
height
.,.ir school building of the cathedral.
g,.bop Greer will take part, assisted by
.arsl clergymen, and Givers of the
aiding and Of many memorials within
~. all attend. The school is a college pre-
'.,,tory one. with part boarding and part
,.y nupils. Ii is, of course, to provide boy
',oristers for the cathedral services, but
hovs receive a good preparatory college
.,rrse. The building was the gift of Mrs.
+ Jarrett Blodgett and cost $4,000,
IN the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
church. Brooklyn, tomorrow morning
,hs last of a series of art glass windows
riu be dedicated. This completes the
.,hsme. The window is in memory of
Jacob Trussell Calkins, his wife, Clara
Copant Calkrs, and their son, Frederick
Trussell Calkins. and is the gift of Miss
clara c. Calkins, of Brooklyn.
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REFORMED CHURCHES.

At the Marble Collegiate Church, at il
a. m. tomorrow, DR.. Burrell Will speak
on "The Carpenter at His Bench and at
s D. m. on 1.-THE Golden Rule"
AT the Collegiate Church OF ST. Nicholas
the Rev. NJ. j. Macleod will preach to-
morrow At II a. m. and at p H.
A Sermon TO Middle-Aged Men"
At the West End Collegiate Church the
Rev. DR.. Henry Evertson Cobb VIII
preach at II a. IN. tomorrow and at 4:So
%. m. on THE Moment After"
At the Hamilton Grange Reformed
Church DR.. Paul Seibert Lenbach VIII
nreach at II "A. m. tomorrow on Ihe
one Best Book" and at p. m on sin
ming by Proxy"
AT the Reformed Church of Harlem to-
morrow morning the Rev. Seth van der
Werf the new field secretary OF tue
Board of Domestic Missions. Will preach.
THE Rev. Or. Tlton will preach In the
evening,
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JEWISH.
evening.

The sermon at the Temple Emanuel
will be preached this morning at 1890 by
the Rev. DIR. H. G.. Enelow. Subject
"The Soul that Sinneth." AT 1l:l5 a. m.
Tomorrow the Rev. DR.. Joseph silver
mans sermon will he "Our Social ana
Moral Standards"
At the Temple BETHEL DR.. Samuel
ccbu,rnan will speak at II a. IN. to-mor-
ecu, an .rWhere Must Social Reform Be
gin?"
"Can and Shall the Family BE SavedE
will be the subject OF DR.. STEPHEN D.
Wise before the Free Synagogue al Car
negie Hall at IL a. m. tomorrow"
AT the Temple Israel, Of Harlem the
pov DR. NJ. II. Harris will preach at
,o.,5 = m. to-day on obligations to Our
Elders"
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PRESBYTE RAN.

The new Fort Washington fIespyte-
Ian Church. built at cost of SS2l,""'
vi be formally opened for public wor-
sip tomorrow. Those taking part are
William ]. Campbell, of the board OF trus-
is.s OF the old West Presbyterian Church
On cd street. Colonel Richard II. Green,
chairman of the committee on consruc-
ton; Thomas 5. Hastings, the architect'
Thomas p. Spencer of the building come
nttee; William S. Bennett, an elder ana
derk OF the session; the Rev. Dr. Anthony
H. Evans pastor of the West-Park
church. and the Rev. DR.. ID. Holman
Martin. Or. Martin will be installed as
pastor next Friday evening, at which
Tine the Rev. Or. \. II. Evans will de-
liver the sermon. the Rev DR.. A. p. After
bury, the charge TO the pastor, and the
Rev. Samuel G. Bushnell, Of Arlington
Mass, the charge TO the congregation.
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church the Rev. DR.. j. II. Jowett VIII
reach at II a. m. tomorrow. AT 40
? m. DR.. Jowett will conduct the COM
n1niOn service.
At the Old First Presbyterian Church
he Rev. Or. Howard Duifield will conduct
both services tomorrow. At il A. IN. the
Holy Communion will be celebrated. sub
Jet at at p. m. 1.-THE Overcomers."
At the Brick Church Or. Merrill Will
preach at II a. m. and p, IN, tomorrow.
Al the Fourth Presbyterian Church the
Preacher tomorrow both morning and
e'eHng will be the Rev +. Elwood Eriek-
son.
At the Scotch PRESBYTERIAN Church the
Rev. DR.. David G. Wybe's morning sub
leet will be Life from Death" and in the
evening Altar Building
Pre-Christmas services will be held In
me West End Presbyterian Church To-
morrow. The pastors subjects have been
CHOSEN from The Inside Of the Cup.
Morning subject, 1.-THE Virgin Birth OF
Jesus" Evening subject, What Became
Kate Marcy
At the Broadway Presbyterian Church
q u q m. tomorrow the Rev. DR.. wal
VI Duncan Buchanan will conduct the
"mmunicn service and will preach in the
"ehing on "Gallia'
AZ the West-Park Presbyterian Church,
~ Street and Amsterdam avenue, the
"ss. DR.. William Carter will preach to-
.''row at II a. m. At S p. m. Rev. Dr.
aau'ony II. Evans will preach on THE
"Hge Between The Old and the New"
Our Grudges" will be the subject OF
~ Aerle-Smiths sermon at 4.3O p. IN. to-
'fow IN the Central Presbyterian
church.
The Harlem Presbyterian Church
4 49, rev. John Lynn Caughey will preach
o.. a. m. tomorrow on Approved Unto
~ and at 4:3O p. m. on THE Law
sS'hst Covetousness.
:" annual luncheon OF the Presbyte-
~, ministers Association Of New York
vicinity will be served at the Hotel
~" On next Monday. at 1915 noon.
~ guests will be Professor Charles II.
sslsh' OF Princeton Theological Semi
80 Judge Thomas q. Grain. the Rev.
bar Lmouze, the Rev. Or. Nehemiah
,,.'hlon, the Rev. DR.. Charles II. Stew
q ana the Rev. DR.. William II. Morgan
a. ihs Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
'h The Rev. DR.. Charles Carroll Al
Fl N'h Will preach at 1C:50 a. m. and 7A5
81 m Tomorrow.
II A'v Leave Out LIES Undesirable
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RACES and IF the Nazarene Were
Making His Friends in Our Time and
FIace! VIII be Or. S. Edward Young
subjects tomorrow morning and evening
the Bedford Presbyterian Church,
Brooklyn.
Al the Classon Avenue Presbyterian
Shurch' Brooklyn, the Rev. DR.. Joseph
Dunn Burrell will preach tomorrow
morning on Spiritual Valuation" and in
the evening on Seeing the Real Christ"
AT the Wells Memorial Presbyterian
Church, Brooklyn. the Rev. William
Bishop Gates will preach tomorrow
morning on THE Church and Country
Life and in the evening on THE Croco-
ollie Chapter"
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tomorrow morning and evening. Etening
subject, 1.-The Problem of Life" The
Mems League dinner Of the Tabernacle
will be held next Thursday at s. m.
Raymond D. Fosdick will speak on New
York City in the Next -Four Years" and
Sherwood Eddy on "China and America
in the Future"
The Rev. DR.. II. S. Sumson, OF the
Manhattan Congregational Church, will
preach tomorrow at IL u. m. on THE
Function of the Church
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Board of Water Supply. at Its Offices.
twehty-second floor. Municipal Building. New
york' until IL A. NJ. on Tuesday. December
"a isls for Contract AE for printing.
Al the above place and time the bids will
ba publicly opened and read. Pamphlets con-
taininR information for bidders can be obtained
or the above address, Room 2202, by depositing
the sum OF live dollars H5) In cash or its
equivalent for each pamphlet. For further
ma rticulars see Information for Bidders.
CHARLES STRAUSS, President;
CHARLES N. CHADWICK.
JOHN #. CALVIN,
Commissioners OF the Board OF Water Supply.
Joseph p. MORRISSEY. Secretary.
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UNITARIAN.

At the Church Of the Messiah (Unltari-
r Tho Rev. DR.. John Haynes Holmes
will preach at II a. m. tomorrow on
80 a, our Time: What Assurances
Have We That 1t Is Coming!
A, Unitarian All Souls Church the Kew
william Sullivan will preach .o-inol.om
on "Is America To Leave any Dis.'"''''e
Trace upon Religion?
The Rev. Dr. Merle ST. Croix WIisn'
will preach on New Wine al inc ,oeror =,
Avenue Unitarian Church to-n'o''o"
morning.
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Sixth Street.

Sixth Street.
u,ho annroximate amount OF the lien or
haze 10 satisfy which the above-described
nronsrty is 10 be sold. Is Six thousand and
saventeeen and bl-l00 CS60l7.5D Dollars. with
90 tsrcst thereon from the Bird day OF November.
iai9 together with the costs and allowance
amounting TO s3575s, with interest from No
yember oath, 1918, together with the expenses
of the sale. The approximate amount or the
taxea assessments and water rates, or other
liens which are TO be allowed TO the pur-
chaser out OF the purchase money or paid by
the Referee Is S595.49 and interest.
said premises Will be sold subject to a first
MORTGAGE OF $40 900, with accrued interest
thereon at the rate OF 5l1To per annum. Sub
iect also 10 any state OF facts that an accu-
rate survey would show. and subject also TO
rights OF tenants IL any.
dated New York, November Goth. 1913
moses COWEN. Referee.
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1877.
Madison Ave.

Madison Ave.
The Approximate amount OF the lien &c
charge TO satisfy which the above-descrtbed
property Is to be sold, Is Sl4. 76e 20, with TN
terest thereon from the 10Th day OF Novern-
Der 1913 together with the costs and allow
ance amounting to $39o Os, with interest rom
the sale. The approximate amount OF the
taxes, assessments and water rates, or other
liens, which are to be allowed TO the pur-
chaser out OF the purchase money, or paid by
the Referee, is 500 SO, and interest.
Dated, New York. December 2 1913,
JOHN rnTA S.-. Rsfsrse
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Dated, New loTkt DeceIIlUeT Isl, 1870,
FRANCIS S. McAVOY. Referee.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-Mary Kahn, Plaintiff. against Stanis-'
suance OF a Judgment Of foreclosure and sale,
duly made and entered in the above-entitled
action and bearing date the list day OF Deem
Der, 1919, /, the undersigned, the referee In
said judgment named, will sell at public anc..
ton, at the Exchange Salesroom, No. 14-lo
city OF New York. on the a6th day OF Deem
ber 1913 at IL o'clock noon on that day, BY
Joseph r. Day, Auctoneer, the premises d.
rected by said Judgment TO be sold and therein
described as follows:
All that certain lot piece or paroel Of land.
with the buildings and Improvements thereon,
situate, lying and being In the Borough OF Man
haitian, City OF New York, bounded and de-
scribed follows: Beginning at a point IN me
ca stery side OF Madison Avenue formerly called
a New avenue. east of Mount Morris Square, as
originally laid out, distant thirty-seven rect
southerly from the southeasterly corner OF Ons
hundred and twenty Street and ssid
Madison Avenue: running thence Easterly.
parallel with One hundred and twenty-seconh
street, and part OF the way through party
wall one hundred feet; thence SoutnerB,
parallel with Madison Avenue, eighteen fee';
thence westerly parallel with One hundred
and twenty-second Street, and part or the way
easterly side OF Madison Avenue; thence NORTH
erly along the easterly side OF said ayenus
eighteen feet, TO the point or place OF De-
Dated. New York, December 2. 1913
JOHN z. LOWE, Jr.. Referee
pANDyrp q HAAS Attorneys for Plaintiff,
No AZ Broadway, Manhattan, New YORK Clty.
The following is a diagram OF me properly
10 he sold; its street Number Is 1871 Madison
Avenue: