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FORECLOSURE SALES.


Ni.N york ~''pprN@ corr. .LtsrN -
Nv NONA. rH" y ;W lgNN rV.3 81 ,ON.
PANN. "'alni ~ siibst BERNHARD n INNER
and J'hcrs. D".su1an's
In purSlHnre V judgment o. foreclosure md
Z led action and bearing late the 1g'h tsy Ut
jay ioii. !, the una signed. the referee In Shll
J judgment named, viii sell At public auction. at
the Exchange Ssicsroom, Nos. ii-i6 Nssey Street
IN the Borough Of Mania ttan. city n, New
York. IN the I'D day of Septenlber, leit a.
- clock noon on hat day. by -. Phoenix lngra-
ham, ESQ. Aucuoncer. the premises directed by
said Judgment 10 be sold and therein described
ALI ths, certain 10, OF land with the building.
thereon erected, situate, living and being IN the
Borough OF Manhattan, city, County and State
oi New YORK: bounded and described G. follows
l1ist Street distant tus hundred 200 feet eleven
~ Inches westerly from the sOuthwesterly corr
her II lSisi Street and Madison Avenue. running
~ ace westerly along the ~Dgtrcrly aide OF i5ist
street cightc tis' feet two On inches, theme
south ~rly and parallel Win Madison Avenue
ninety -ulne tga, feet -le"cu IN inches 10 the
center l'nc OF tho block. thence eastcriy and paral-
lc! with iNs' street eighteen ~ feet two -
inches thence northrrly ana para.,c! with Mad
-pn Avenue nlrety-nine Oh feet eerrn ~
inches 10 the point or place Of beginning; The
"sttery end 7s's Of tire building on said lot
being part wells
Dated New Iorg. Augps, sis, 1914
PHOENtN 1NGRAHAM. Pr'e-er
BOWERS & SANDS. Paints. Attorneys
70 Cedar Street, Msnba'tAn. New YORK. y. Y.
The following Is a diagram of the property IN
he sold Ia street number " No. 10 Fast l3'si
Street
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MONTREAL RACING RESULTS.

Fh.t Rsc.-Maldeu two.year Odds; sell
's 'ooo added hve and a half furionss-
,t.n mensia lo5 Callahan, to |. won
Ini lot ,Metcalfel. / 20 .. third. Time
70 Rain Coat, Cardigan, Rescue, Doll
IN Ashoksn, Lady May Meehcka, Scion
'hl 'Anuir Jean also ran.
second Race--Canadian owned three-year-
od- and upward; selling. $500 added one
III ornh broom, 100 ,McAtoe), 20 g won (;
p.lmny IA lAmbroso), 10 ;, second f;
Time l13. Difference SANDY, Duke of
hester pld Reliable, Maid Of Frome, Auster,
'.M. Rupert and Irish Heart also ran.
Third Raoe--Three-y odds and upward
n9n- winners at this meeting, selling. $500
,' 'o SG faT!SSns'TpAt,rs9 ,Ss tMsisSifet'
40 ! second Graselle, s5 Kelly, ! 10 /.
rnslid Tine, llt is. Nav L.. Lenayaal,
,'n' fovernor sackeloth, Lambs Tail, Billy
,o.It. Carlton, Nada Mas, General ben
Fourth Raoe-- Hochelaga Handicap, two.
aa'ai o'ts; l2co added; six furlongs.-Or-
g.' rs ,Nandusenl. to ., won; Sir Ed
.,' Hurns), even. third Time. iis as
"Fr..aart Helen and gin Del also ran.
All Hn 3ee.stee pleehsse; fouriyear-old'
'h' African, ~ Daddy. 10 /, won. Doro-
~ Nrug 40 lHeider), 10 3, second, Joe
- 100 ,Williamsl, even, third Time,
- Malaga, Brosseau aud Panorsms
'Elh Four.year.olds and upward
f. hs 300 added; six furlongs-Parlor
'',' ''e 10 2. second, Armor lO7 deal,
u"'Nl To :. third Time las. Dlck',
TOW. captain hen and Requiram alsc
''n'h Race our-ye olds and up
ou,',,' ,lng, 1900 added one mile and q
Wor ''I Abh9tsford 1903 lMetcalfe), 3 to !
sr, TN nc Rump, no tWsttsl, out, third
srs and Rusty Cos, also ran. ann" '''
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FORECLOSURE SALE.

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6snpREME COURT, COUNTY. OF new
p.iea si ' Action NS o and others
dIy made ns entered e. in ":
above. entitled action aud bearing date the
Nh day OF August 1919: I. the under.isned
sell at public auction, at the Exchange
classroom. Nos. 1t-is vesey street, in the
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New York.
o'clock noon on that day, by Herbert =,
sherman. Auctioneer, the premises directed
~ sad jadsment to be sold and therein
land, situate lying and being 10 D.
Ss of O seSnasS .sS Sy sea s:as Ne"
sd. ioth sr. az d sS,nt rs ZEE Fee. N %ry
f' The sh sHTn' ! . 81 h %. the nRd
with the Northerly side Of 10Th street and
running thenee NoRTHERLY. and parallel
the center line of the block; th.nce WEST
& i.s; ,h.nee sorTHbRi.Y ana again
ION sf.st, and thence EIsTssiY si.n -
the 'ame, Is feet to the point or place o.
MS EAsrERLy AND WESTERLY
LINES runnlns iot a pact OF the way
Being he premises. known by the street
number s27 West 10th street.
SuNJert. however to she covenants and
hay nos .S b. in force and aifecs sa!d prem.
a.. no, On the lines OF The record sitls.
p''efpE Scyy tI.f il A GsEdo i Rst.r.
.otssy. Tor Plaintiff, is Sfoaavsy:
.r,y 20 be soid. It's street aumb.r Y Sgi
West 5o'h Street:
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF new
lOkk-Fr-d.tlck Ambrose Clark, PisiHt!n.
against Walter Thompson and others,
In pursuance OF a judgment OF foreclosure
ana sale, duly made and entered in the
above entitled action and bearing date the
the Referee IN said judgment named Will
eel at public auction. at the Exchange
Salssroom. Nos. i>.l6 vesey street. IN the
on the ie,h day OF September. 1914, at IL
o'clock noon on that day. by Herbert A;
sherman. Anctlonesr. the premises directed
described as follow:
ALI. that certain lot piece or parcel %
ourh Of ' Mssbo, yinE snS heinz In yhe ssr
York. bounded and described az foiiows;
.,d sE 20 AZ, at poin, on The North.riy
Of the Westerly side OF West End Avenue
with the said ,Northerly side q 10th street
allel with west End Avenue. 100 feet :
thence WESTERLY, along the c.s.sr Inc Inc o.
again psraliel with the said West End Az.
nue. 100 feet inches to the Northerly side
OF 10th Street. and thence EASTFRLY. along
The same, 10 feet to the point or place OF
HE EAsrERLY ANp WESTERLY
LINES Running f9r part OF the way
Being The premises known by tn. stree,
number $40 West 1Oth street.
Subject. however. to the covenants and
may nov be in force and arect said prem
ises. The fences and rear retaining wall
are not on the lines Of he record tile.
pERcivAI il GREGORY Ref--ee,
YER PLANCK. PRINCE A. FLANDERS At
rte for PiHia' 80 nr o, ,S. nro,
West 10th Street:
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KOREcLOsukE SALES.

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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
p p,sintin against Jacques Well and others
In pursuance. OF a judgment Of foreclosure
and sale, duty made and entered In the
anove.entitled action and bearing date the
the reieree in u said jadrm snt nsmsd wiIi
sssie.roem. Nos it.iS vesey Street. in the
on the s2nd day OF september. isit; at IL
o'clock noon on that day, BY JOSEPH y.
DAY Auctioneer. the premises directed by
ssld Judgment to be sold, and therein de-
scrioed as follows:
g., ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
thereon erected. known as Number Two
Hundred ana rwo ,soO East Sixty. nrst
@ 9S S WSSS Of y ms sSa SStns 81 Ms an.
haitian Of the City, County ana state OF New
York and bounded AID described as follows,
BEItNNiNG at point on the sou,heriy
:lde OF sikty-nfst Street distant seventy 7oJ
s " s' lTo 81. . Serce, formed * IN,
sSiy-hrst street With tho sasteriy side OF
th!rl enc ard srrnhs thence ,asteriy
Street sey.rtaeu 10 sect: thence sou,heriy
and partil.i %tA rhisd Atsnve and pa.t II
feet ard n7e 8. In, hes, thence westerly
srd parqns, vita said southeriy side ~
SKY -r'si STREET seventeen GiI feet. ana
.h"rce nor'heriy and again parallel with
,ald sss.er'y SIDE 81 rhlsd Avenu. and Tor
q s', >; ~" ds;arce thtoush sno:ner party
the point 1r place Of beglrning be the said
srveraI distances AID dimensions more or
P anli.soS 6Lc Hpfsf'' ,S II ii a.,cre.
u. AYMAR SANDS. Attorney for Plaintiff
- Cedar street. Manhattan. New York
The following is a diagram OF the prop.
Ey 70 oe sold Its street number Is 202
si.t Street,
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MISS DELLA TORRE VICTORIOUS.
Gains second leg ON Greenwich
Country Club Tennis Cup.

Greenwich, Conn, Sept l0-AIiss Ger
trude Della Tore OF the West Side Tennis
club, New York. gained a second leg on
the Greenwich Country club champion
ship lawn tennis cup by defeating Miss
Mary Greene in the challenge round here
to-day at 'l-G, "a G-3. Miss Della
Tore won the trophy last year and .tood
down in the present tournament.
The result OF the match was somewhat
OF surprise, inasmuch as Miss Della
Tore has been on the courts very little
this year and has not reached the top Of
her game. Misc Greene on the other hand
has been playing great tennis ard had
carried off most OF the cups In tourna-
ments around here.
Miss Della Tore was fatigued in the
third set. but she brought her court gem
cralship into play and out manmuvred the
challenger with ease. Miss Della Tore
needs only one more leg on the Gun to gain
possession of t.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
or NEW YORK, 'rheodorc g. HcregI. Plain
tin. against sadie II. Jacobs ana others.
Defendants.
In pursuance Of a Judgment OF toreclo.-
ute and sale duly made and entered In the
q bove entitled action and bearing date the
18Th day Of August. 1914, !, the und'r-
signed. The Referee In said judgment named.
Saiesroom, No. i+-ls Nesey street In tho
Borough Of Manhattan, tIty Of New York,
on the card day Of september. l9i+. at is
O'clock noon ON that day, by Bryan l..
By said judgment 10 be sold, and therein
described as follows: ALL that certain lot,
piece or paroei OF land with the, buildings
the cay OF New York and known by the
street Number Eight tformcrly Four Past
one Hundred ana ThriE-third street
BEGINNING At point on the southeriy
side Of one Hundred aud Thirty-third street.
distant one hundred and thirty-fve IS5)
feet eastwardly from the southeasterly cor
ner OF Firm Avenue ana one Hundred and
Thirty third street thence running South
~rly parallel with Firm Avenue ninety nine
'sN feet eleven 90 inches to the centre
lin" of the block; thence running East
Nardly parallel with one Hundred and
Thirtv-third Street and along centre line Of
the block twenty nve ts5) feet; thence run
nue. ninety nine tFal feet eleven .Gl) inches
thence Westwardly along the southerly sida
OF one Hundred and Thirty-third Street
twentv-rr- $3.50 feet 10 the point or place
Dated. New York. August goth. 1914
lpHN j, O'CoNNELl., Referee.
Dewitt Lockman Dewitt, Attorneys for
Plaintiff Ofhce and Post Once Address, No
81 Nassau street, Borough OF Manhattan,
city of New York
The following Is a diagram OF the property
20 be sold it's street Number is Eight 90
East 1891 street.
East la3d Street
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FORWARD PASS HAS ATTENTION.
Tigers Lay stress on Nurlinx and
CstchinG-Law aud shenck Arrive.

PRINCETON. Sept 10 Two hard prac-
tees on University Field to-day emphs-
sized once more thu stress being laid upon
the throwing and yecovery OF forward
passes. Coach Penirtld and his assist
ants are strong advocates OF the open
game.
Several rev men were added to the
squad to-day. r:,org their Buzz Law and
RVS SSerck both OF whom are expected
to hold down regrlar positions Sherok
was all American guard In 1912. but
his services were lost to the varsity last
year through inel.s!bility on account OF
studies. Law made his debut on the
1918 team. ard besides playing a star
gar.e In the back feld was " great service
through his aDiiity In punting.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.


BETTY .GuSlHAl.. plaintiff, against HULDA
In pursuance Of a Judgment OF foreclosure and
sale. duly made and entered In the above en- ptled
action and bearing date the ?s,h day OF August
1914. l. the undersigned, the Referee In said Judg
men, ne ned will sell Al public auction, at the ES
change SalcsroOm, Nos t4-i6 Nesey Street In the
borough u Manhattan, CITY OF New York. on the
I'D DAY Of september 1914. at II O'Clock noon on
that day. By Joseph p Day. Auctloneer, the
premises directed oy said Judgment To be sold and
therein described A. follows; ALL that certain lot
Of land. wi'h The building thereon erected. situate
IN 'hc Borough ~ Manhattan, cry Of New York.
bounded aud described as follows:
BEGINNING a. point on The southeriy side Of
SSrd street, distant ore hundred and sixty tioOl
irs, Avenue and s3rd Street running thence
souihcrly amt parallel with First Avenue and part
~ the distance 'hrough party wall. ninety eight
,aS feet nine 10 inches: thence westerly and par
ael with 3Srd Street, nifty tJ0l feet thence north
crly and parallel with First Avenue and part OF the
distance through party wall. ninoy-eight 1881
feet nine (p Inches 10 the sOutheriy side OF sSrd
Street, and thence easterly along the southerly
side Of 33rd Street, nifty t5D feet 20 the point
place OF beginning, That sald premises are known
b. the street numbers $40 and 3f2 East 3srd Street.
IN the Borough OF Manhattan. City of New York
Dateds~New York, August 9lst. 1914.
BOWERS SANDS,
plaintiffs Attorneys.
20 Cedar Street,
Manhattan. New York. N. Y.
The following is 4 diagram Of the property 70 b
sold: Its street numbers $40 aud $40 East 33rd
Street:
e3rd Street
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ANDREWS DOWNS BASsFORD.
EngIishman Reaches Final Round of
New Rochelle Tourney.

New ROCHELLE, y. Y. Sept 10.--W. 8.
Andrews. "A former Cambridge University
racket wielder, surprised followers OF
lawn tennis somewhat by defeating Abra-
ham Bassford. Jr,. in the semi-nnal round
OF the open tournament at the New
Rochelle Tennis Club courts here to-day,
II took the Englishman three sets "a turn
the trick ut SO, Cd, s--6. but he
earned the victory solely on his merits,
for he played better tennis than his rival
after making "a bad showing In the open
ing set
Nv his victory over Bassford Andrews
goes into the fnal round. where he will
meet Louis Graves for the trophy to-mor-
row Graves graduated from the semi
Anal round by taking an easy victory from
r. T. Rogers at Go, G-3. Graves ala
not have to work at all and Rogers carried
off the three games IN the second SET ohly
because his opponent declined to chase
after balls that he might have returned
had he tried.
Miss Marie Wagner OF the Hamilton
Orange Lawn Tennis Club. the national
indor champion, advanced to the cup
round In the women's singles. she de-
reated Miss Helen Bernhard in the semi
anal round at 6-9. "a. with the same
ease that has marked her winning march
through the earlier rounds. The sum
summaries;
Mems singIes--semi-hna round W. $
Andrews defeated Abraham Basfford. Jr,
"a ID st; Louis Graves defeated
T. Rogers. 60, 5-3. ,, ,,, ,t
Holden defeated Mrs. Percy Wlboufh' -
"a. 49,, ,,, ,,... A.
fentsd Miss Helen bernhard s-2 50 =,
Mems Doubes-s second round-Gnst1ye y
Touchard and Guy Holmes defeated JOSEPH
shannon and !, Macdonald ID, 81
Fourth round-M IL Hustled and J Car
nail defeated W. G Lippincott and $. u
Wilson 81: 81 + T H HsISIro a"G ana d |;
Mixed Doubles--second round.Miss Hessi
Holden and j. < ONeale defeated Mrs
SLENDER and Tracey Rotheld, g.. 30
| Mrs u Lichtenstcin and b. NJ Philllps de
/ lea ed Mr. and Mrs u Guest, ID, I'll
| Mr.. and Mrs, lingo Hartman defeated NJ
| and Mrs. Lowell Lamb, 6-l, 80 Nils
! Marie wagner and A. j. Ostendorf defeats,
| Mr. and Mrs D. hammett 81, a.
/ Mrs V Hscoc and +. T. Hunter won from
| = Wilson and partner by default NJ
and Mrs W s Andrews won from Miss NJ
! Grove and J. IA. Steinkampf. by default,
Third round-Miss Marie wagner aud A
l. Ostendnrf defeated Mrs n. v. Hscnc AM
! Hunter, 90, 81
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The approximate amount Of the lien or
ChorB' 20 satisfy when thr above-dcscribed
ptnper'y Is 70 be sdi, Is ss.slI, with tn
ier-st thereon from Mae 9Th day OF July,
1911. together Vita the costs and allow
ance amounting to s5t3s5, with Interest
from July 2ist. 1914 together win the eN.
p-ns's OF the sale. The approximate
amount of the taxes. assessments and water
rates, or other liens which are to be al
lowed TO the purchaser out Of thc purchase
Inoney' or paid by the Referee. is 500 70
The said premises Will be sold subject to
the state OF facts shown on survey made by
FRANCIS W. Forfs sons. dated MAY Q, 1908.
ana 20 covenants as to buildings and against
nuisances contained IN Agreements recorded
In l.ioer 1889 Of Conveyances at pace Jd5.
ami In Lioer 1855 ~ conyeyautes az page
20 and In deeds recorded in Liber $40 OF
Conv-yohees, at page -, ard In Liber go
o. ConVeyances, At page .S9, and Ia Libet
80 OF Conveyances. at page lss, and IN
Libe- l2i6 81 Conveyance ~ page .as. IN
80 Ear nov Is force and effect ard 10 In :
lses
Da'cd. Sew T,rS, August IS 1911.
NELSON OLcOTr. IND. Referee
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POWERS, Jesse Win pursuance of a.
order OF the IionoI sp'e hontt' Luulow row
notice Is hereby given TO all persons ha wing
claims against Jesse w. Powers late of the
borough OF Manhattan. city OF New York
deceased, to present the same, with vouchers
thereof, TO the undersigned at their place
OF trdnsacting business, at the ONCE Of
Blaudy, Mooney < Shpman. at 81 wal
street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York
ON or before thu seth day OF November next
Dated New VOC the 26th day OF May. 1914
MARY l.. POWERS, MARY l. BALL.
HARRY l.. Pow Frs. Executors BLANDY
MOONEY n SHIPMAN, 81 Wall street New
Work. Attorneys for Mary 4. Powers and
Mary /. Bal. two Of the Executors
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sTPREM IRENE. cogRT Se.1Trs OF "a new v
man and Others, defends nts-No,lc. of sale.
IN nsFs Snn % jIagmsnt St paF,iht n
sntitIed aoiion ana bearing date the ith
day ot August. 1914, !. the Undersigned. the
referee in said Judgment namsdI wiil sell at
now located at Noe, i4i6 vesey street, in
ne borough OF Manhattan Hity OF New
18th day NJ September, 1914 At ~ O'clock
noon on that day. by Joseph p. Day. AUG
ment 10 be sold. and therein described ss
follows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel
Of land. With the buildings thereon erected.
ed and described as follows TO Wit: H.gin-
Twenty second Street distant ninety-six feet
sss.sr from ne .rnsr OF
The First Avenue ninety.ssht ieet and nine
easterly, along said centre 1.-The, twenty three
feet and six inches. and thence southerly,
party Wall erected on The lot hereby CON
ssyed snd TIE iSt IsSs aatolninF on ne e.si;
side OF East twenty second Street; and
feet and six inches 70 the point or place Of
begignins Beins the same premises con
nsnd shnsdeP ana hts by
deed dated April 9Th, 1856. and recorded Ia
the ofhCe OF the Register OF the tity and
County OF New York on April sth, lss6, in
Libcr 1850 Of Conveyances, page ?ts To-
gether with all the right, tite and interest
81 the said Josephine y. Schneider in and
to the party wall on the westerly side or
line OF Inc premises hertay conveyed
Dated New York, August g. 1874
EDGAR J, NATHAN Referee
WALLACE n, NREELAND, Plaintiffs At
torney, No. rs Park Row. Manhattan Bor-
ough New York City
The following Is a diagram OF the property
to be sold Its street number is .o5 East ::nd
street
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Princeton Golfers All Same Half of Draqird National Hara
LOVING TIES WITH MCLEOD.
ArcoIn aud Chevy Chase Pros Lead
spring Lake Field.

SPRING LAKE. y. j., Sept. IG.-The
FIRST annual open golf tournament OF the
Spring Lake COR Jnd Country Club
started to-day with thirty -four profess
sionals entered. Severty-two holes will
be played. Of which thirty-six were COM
plc'ed to-day.
Elmer Loving OF the Arcola Country
'lLo. with rounds of - and ~. tied for
tho lead with Fred Mcleod of Chevy
Ease. whose cards were 75. i6-l5t.
Jack Iiobsns OF Englewood and Tom Nc
Namara of Boston are next on the list.
with ij2 each.
Prizes totailiBg about $1,000 will be
divided among the leaders at the close
or to-morrow's play. The summaries:
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C0iLEGIANS IMPROVE
AFTER QUALIFICATION
riglty Best Score Of Testing
Round. bat Matches See
Some Fine Play.
|VLpNlLlST ROSE BEATEN
Spirit of Good Fellowship Is
Rule and Non-Qualificrs
Join Match Play.
NLpNLL1ST ROSE BEATEN

....... cry l. I Sent. 70 4 lie
.....,..i -, a., ,,,,,i,,,.,,g
~. ''" "''"' ',, ,...N.,.,,..,,'.,
round 'o' 'hc h1N'uu'' "''r''''s'''o
eoi championship to-day on the course
n the Garden city Golf Club. Edward
/, ,r.s IA Harvard. and f. - Rose.
,.n,,t,. -, ,ho,r rssn.c.
f'H'''''" Wv - %
i've teams eacn h"ue Tue rou"u III 'V'
Rose finished with a :, ana came UP 10
.he scoreboard under the impression that
l.. ,.,J ,,adc 70 and won the medal.
,..,. ....,,t odd,,io, rsv.,led tho fact
"'"' W '"' -. -
mat the Ir'hctt".'''S S'O'' lr''', N"s
10. IN the "irrho"l ''S' was zen"
up ana To pay Nv MS team ''''e' a.
VI NhNNo"IlH ,
Tni'r u'' ~ ~ l"' '"c as w p. .rs
"a the CHAMPIONSHIP u.N ION tne' W.
L. l.. br''lN ,"'r H. i."N1''' ''''n-
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no pIhyoH Lewis Wa "!''''''''u anu
re.cgat"i 10 thr 'nrn e's"" .,
Inc '".'p'S'''o' ~" SUI
demonstrated inc splrt Oh bo'n Ie'ioW-
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EAST ia6TH ST.
Tie Approximate amount Of the lien or charge.
to satisfy which the above described property
l. ~ be sold N S.Ts3.T with interest thereon
from tho 10th dhy OF july. 1911, together Win
costs and allowance amounting 10 tiSIl WIN
interest from Juiy ,9th, 1914. together vi,h me
expenses ~ me sale The Approximate amount
Of 'he axes. assessments and water rates. or
Other lens. which are 20 be allowed TO the put
chaser Out 81 the purchase MONEY. or paid by the
Referee. IL Sl,s 81 ana Interest.
said premises will be sold subject TO any state
OF facts which an accurate survey would show
and to anN dcfcnses Ia title to any land lying wes
Of the line distant II feet inches westerly from
the center Of = party wall distant ne feet inches
OF thrreahou's westerly froin the westerly sidr
OF Madison Avenue.
Dated. New York, August Sist 1917.
pNOENtN INGRAHAM, Referee
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HONT REUBEN Mn pursuance ~ an
order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler. .
Surrogate Of the County ~ New York, NO.
TlCE Is hereby given TO all persons HAVING
claims against Reuben NJ. HoNt, late OF The
County Of New York. deceased, to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber at her place OF trahsacting husiness.
~ the offic" OF IL A. Cushing, No, IS Cedar
Street. Borough Of Manhattan, Ia the city ~
New York ON or before the tenth day OF
February next
Dated Sew YORK. the aOtb day OF July 1914.
NANIS PETERSEN HONr, ENecutriI
H. \. 81 SIZING, Attorney for ENecutriX.
lS Cedar Street Borough Of Manhstta .
New York CITY.