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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-17
RUBIN ACCUSES vOORHIS.
Elections superintendent Gave No
ttd In Fraud Inquiry, lie Says.

The charges OF wilful neglect and gross
inenlciency made against John r. Voor-
his. State Superintendent Of Elections, by
the Honest Ballot Association were sup
ported Yesterday In the hearing before
Second Deputy Police Commissioner. and
fve other witnesses. Mr. Rubin said that
no information had been furnished by
Mr. Voorhis or any of his deputies re-
rarding the eighty-nine indictments voted
by the Grand Jury last year in connection
with the general election.
Mr.. Rubin said that as Assistant Dis
trlct Attorney he had had 1913 warrants
sworn out in connection with alleged bal
lot frauds last November the evidence for
Nfty of which he himself had obtained
or the elghty-nine men indicted by the
Grand JurH twelve were arrested. sis or
sevcn were convicted and a number fled.
Arthur L. Bergida. watcher of the
Ballot Association. said that at a Brook
lvu polling place WlliaW Boyd. a Deputy
Superintendent of Elections told him:
~ YOU don't get out OF here I'll take YOU
. ny the neck and kick you out" Another
watcher T.. T.. lauer, said thai he had
been suhppnaed to appear az the State
timidlted and threatened,
Bronx watcher Bernard Adorian,
testified TO the Illegal practice of having
only one Deputy Superintendent on duty
and of folding ballots wrongly. Evidence
~ q like nature was presented by Jacob
Braun and ". II. u Pell.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-17
U. P. MELON" Is TO BE CUT.
Justice Page Dismisses Preferred
stock holders Injunction suit.

The last obstacle to the cutting OF the
Union Pacific melon Monday next was
removed yesterday afternoon when SUI
preme Court Justice Page handed down n
decision Diminishing the injunction suit
brought by Joseph T. McCaddon and other
preferred stockholders to restrain the pay
ment of the extra dividend The Nc
Caddon suit was brought prior to the
Equitable Life suit, decided in the Court
Of Appeals Wednesday. and differed from
that action In three respects.
The plaintiffs contended that the dis
tribution Is illegal because the dividend
consists of the profits OF the Northern
Securities and Southern Pacific deals,
which the courts have declared unlawful {:
because the amount of the dividend is
greater than the actual surplus and be-
cause the surplus does not. In fact. exist"
Judge fAage declared that the sun was
not well founded on any of the causes OF
action alleged and that even after the dis
trlbutlon is made the Union Pacific will
have a surplus OF ss7.132,s14 remaining.
The executive committee of the boarJ.
of directors met at 165 Broadway yes;er-
day afternoon and ordered the payment
to stockholders OF the extra divl-
dend of Baltimore and Ohio stock
and cash amounting to approximately
ssO.OOO.O0O. The dividend consists OF Sl2
par value Baltimore and Ohio common.
$3.50 par value preferred and 50 In
cash
The payment will include s53.607.s00 OF
preferred and s2S,4S0. 900 OF common stock
of the Baltimore and Ohio The New York
stock Exchange committee on securities
probably will rule to-day on the trading
position of Union Pacific common stock
II Is expected that the ruling will be
that the stock shall sell ex dividend on
Monday. when the dividend is payable
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-17
TO ABSORB NATIONAL BANK.
Trust Company In williamsburg
May Take over Manufacturers.

The absorption of the Manufacturers
National Bank OF Williamsburg by the
Citizens Trust Company of Williamsburg
is foreseen in "A joint meeting of com
mittees representing the directorates of
the two organizations, which is to be held
either this afternoon or tomorrow In the
trust company's Offices, IA broadway.
The committees are headed by Nathan s.
Jonas. president of the trust company.
and Bernard Gallagher. representing the
bank. It IL believed. although Mr.. Jonas
could not be reached yesterday and Mr.,
Gallagher refused TO discuss the matter.
As the Manufacturers Is a national bank
II will have TO be liquidated as such or
converted into a State bank before abb
sorption. This phase of the matter I'M
doubtedly will be taken up by the COM
mittees, along with the conditions to gov
ern the merger \ tentative plan calls
for n cash payment to stockholders of the
bank and an exchange OF shares. prob
ably three OF the bank for one of the trust
company.
That the Manufacturers would unite
with some other institution has been pre-
dicted for some time. the First National.
the North Side and the Mechanics Bank
being among those mentioned The bank
| is in splendid condition, paying dividends
| OF about 90 per cent. on its total capital
cation OF s2J2.000. II has surplus OF
| s9t3.b0o.
The report OF the Citizens Trust Conn
pany shows a surplus of s3ol,2oo and to-
| tai resources and liabilities Of sI10o,-
500. as against s7.595.200 for the bank
The trust company is capitalized nj
| 81 O0O 900
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY.


Supreme Court-Appellate Division-Re-
Supreme Court-Appellate rerm-Rece's
Supreme Court-Special Term-Part l.
Pierpont vs. Western Electric; 2. Mcdonald
vs. stern. 3. Hawkins W. Meadvlle. wood
haven Railroad Company; 4, same VS.. same
s. Morosco vs.. Morosco; C. Libman Com
tracting Company vs.. Oltarsh Iron Works;
$. same VS., same Q, Verio Id. vs. Orleans
r. E.. 10. Thompson VS. Goldman. II.
wahlfrom ys Comelias: II. First National
Ia marlborough Rapid Transit Va. Pelham
Park Railroad - same " cry Island
Martinsl VI. crimmins 9. oo'; IS. Sanders
VS. Baker; 10, same vs. same; 20. Gillies vs.
smith r.; & C; CO.; a. Ggrnss vs. Sargoid
Cons. W l.. Co. vs. Cronin; ~ Gulick vs..
comstoGk; 20, People vs. Thomas 20, Wei
Really; IS Montgomery l.. & W. Power rtV VS.
Rice; 20. Bierman VS. Bierman; 30. Mutual
T. I. W.. Bodine; 81, matter Of Birldn;
80, Martin vs. Mutual II. Co; ~. Handman
vs. Devlin stable; IS, Packer vs. Packer;
So. Goldman VS., Friedman: 81, Poop, Polow
elusive Features VS.. Gsumont Co. 80. Err
LANCER VS. Acker; 40. DE Ambri ". Tardio:
Tr., a. Pryor vs. Peterson: -, Kaplan vs.
Strassler. 10. matter OF Consreg Bikor G.
Il, Dworsky VS.. schiachetzki; as Maticsks
VS.. International Cork; 40. Kaletos va. webb
30, Israel vs. strulowitzi 81 Cont. Tradg. VS.
Frost: 50, Fried We Fried; SO. Beatty VS.
Quadruplex $. =. NJ: Co; 5s, same vs. same
vs.. Feldman: SO, Beatty VS., QusdrupIex s
& gssia ST. Y L. ! "? Trust St CO gave V.
same: So, Pariska VS., Psriska; So. Quick
vs. quick; 81 Tsubin VS.. Arbesmsn, as
trust se ". WIKI. T. r Fr..ch.r Vs. T. i osfef
! !, Fuld vs.. Lefkowitz; ~, Hirsch VI. Marx
49, Powell vs. Powell
supreme court--speoial Term-.Part IL
Before Guy, J. Court opens NJ 10 30 A NJ
>. surrogate northumberland
W Wl for ppobate-nelen c Taylor, Ella 9
sShnsid.r William H + Topten. corneli,
\. BENJAMIN.
Lynch. J. Court opens at 10 4. NJ Motions
Part I-Before Lynch y Court open
az ~ a NJ. EN parte matters
KINGS COUNTY.
supr'me cSnrt--Appcllate Division-sec
/ ond Judicial pepartmen,.Rcce
supreme ,court-Trial Term-Adiourne1
until first Monday Of october, 1915;
I supreme court-speoiHi Tcrm--Part III
County court--civi Cslendar-Pnrt "
Trial term sdIonr n snt' October Mo
| lions re,urhao'e ana orders signed In Par
County cog5tmPsrt Criminal calon
10 A N. For trial-Daniel Riens Giu
seppe Jardano, Giuseppe rcrretti, Feiic
FCrretti, assault: George Murphy, msliclou
| mischief, charles starr sodomy, William
| Scharn, grand larceny
Part ~ before Niemann J, For tria
Heaney, John Carroll. bmrsiary' "e''s
surrogstes Court Calendar Before Ket
Hall ~ Records, second floor, No d.
| calendar.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEw
-. CHRISPELL. T.a!niT,-
against LOUISE FRANK and Others. D..
Pendants
and sale duly made and entered .l ~
above entitled action and bearing date ~
e9th day of June, 1914. 1. the under..easl.
the referee in said judgment NAMED. v.l
saest SS puGH S ii iis vessy siTee s.
Borough Of Manhattan. city OF Sew Yo.k
the 22nd day OF July. 1914. at ~ o'.lY.k
noon on that day by JOSEPH = DAY
Judgment to be sold. and therein Jcsr-lhri
as follows: ALL that certain lot, pe.a ~
parcel OF land with the buildings ami IN.
provements thereon erected situate 'yns
city Of New York. and bounded ami ia.
scrihed a. follows:
BEGINNING at a point on tho soule-y
side Of Thirty ninth street distant ono hIl.
from the southwesterly corner Of seventh
Avenue and Thirty ninth street rum. g
thence southeriy parallel with tn" Seventh
Avenue, and In part through the centre of \
ta' inches to the centre line OF Tho h.o <
between Thirty-clFhth and Thirty .ni'' a
streets, thence westerly along said cer =
line parallel with Thirty-ninth street twenty
teOl fect, thence northcrly parallel with '1.
seventh Avenue ninety eight 1851 feet ani
nine go inches 10 the southcriY side =
Thirty ninth street and thence caste 4,
twenty teo) feet to the point or place y
beginning.
Dated. New York. June 3o,h. 1914
hNi fIan2lT. Nnmb @pS 3 BToadway Rororrs
Of Manhattan. The city OF New York
The following IL a diagram Of the pr0p.
erty to ho sold; its street Number i' 80
West 3ath street
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NEW ENGLAND-New H.mpshir,
sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

POW EKS. JESSE Win pursuance OF an
order OF the Honorable Robert Ludlow Row
Ter, Surrogate OF the County of New York
notice Is hereby given 20 All persons having
claims against Jesse w. Powers. late OF INA
Borough Of Manhattan. CITY OF New York
deceased, to present the same. with vouc hers
thereof, to the Undersigned at their place
OF transaCting business, 1T the office of
Blandy, Mooney Shipman, at ~ Wall
Street, Borough OF Manhattan, New York
on before the 3Oth day OF November next
Dated New York, the goth day OF May, 1914
MARn z. ,p0WGRS, MARY RAIL-,
HARRY l.. POWERS Executors BLANDY'
MOONEY & SHIPMAN, 81 Wall street. New
YORK, Attorneys for Mary T.. Powers and
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HAYpEN. CATHAnINE-m pursuan

HAYDEN. CATHARINE.--Inp pursuance Of
an order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler a
surrogate OF the County OF New York notice
Is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Catharine Hayden, late OF the County
OF New York. deceased TO present tho same
with vouchers thereof TO the subscriber at
Finn Avenue. BorouEh Of Manhat,an" NJ 30
York City on or before the LIST day OF All.
gust next Dated New York the nth day Of
January, 1914 JAMES ALEXANDER HAY.
DEN Executor. FRANK 7. HALL. Attorney
for Executor. 80 Broad street Manhattan
New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-17

Tho committee representing the holders
NJ the per cent. refunding mortgage gold
bonds OF the 81. Louis and San Francisco
Railroad Company, due July I, 1851, an,
nounCod Yesterday that majority of thu
bonds have been deposited under the
agreement OF last month. Frederick
strauss, the chairman said also that
the certificates of deposit Of the Central
Trust Company have been listed on the
Now York stock Exchange and that tina
trustee under the rcfunding mortgage has
filed a bill 20 forcclose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-17
TWO CONVICTED OF BRIBERY.
Charity Invrstigators Took $40
From Bowery saloon Keeper.

George F. Daw. alias Joseph f. Sainz.
and Jay u. Budworth, investigators for
the Joint application bureau of the Char
ity Organization Society, we're convicted
yesterday before Judge Malone in Cen
eral Sessions OF taking $50 from Thomas
A. Wilson a saloon keeper AT 27l Bowery,
whose bartender had been arrested for
violation OF the excise law.
Wilson alleged that the two men agreed
on the payment OF $50 to stay away from
court when the case would be called for
trial II was arranged that $40 be paid
on account the balance TO he paid at the
end OF the case. The money was paid
and the arrests followed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-17
SUMNIO\SEs.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-'olrv
OF New iork.-pavid A. Scotsman. 49, ~
gcutor and Trustee under the Les' WI
tin. against David Il. Scligman, charlie D.
seligman, Julian sclisman, a.. Executor. art
Trustees named in the Last WI and T.s
ment OF David Kohn, deceased l. VI simon
Testament ~ David Kohn. deceased, E'h
Seligman, Eleanor ScIigman. Arthur $. e
man. as Guardian 81 said Eleanor ~elsm'n
ssohe Pick. Emil piGk and 'en"aiCt ...
Home for Aged and lnfrm HehroNs 'n ne
city OF 81. Louis, Mo. The Hehr'w Ho.p q
IN the city OF St Louis. Mo Nof.'z S'n-''
Adler, as Executor OF The Estate o. H. 'a.
Administrator Of the Estate " Ado,f pics TO-.
ceased Emma Hirsch. Alice simon, 'on.,tr
Akerland Elsie kohn Rauh, M'r ne ko.N
Kohn Bernard Kohn. Fritz Kohu. Naph'
Kohn. Rudolph Frank. Elsa Bauer for
Kohn. Cecilia Steirbach, Lis. FuI'r Slr'h
Vein. Arthur kohn, Marcus Hohn n
singer. Leopold Singer valerie Sin-"r u' -
and Leopold Singer, as Guard ans '' rAI. '',
fants Valerie Singer Crete singer aui No.
Singer, Bertha Wntcrni'1. lcn N'c,nt'. .,'..
PENDANTS. Amended ana Supplement- ~ -
mons. Trial desired M the County ''
4 70 81. above NAMED. eetsraao,: son, e,@
FB,H Pick. Rentdict Pich M9ots >'gL'
FrTts hOhn, AdDhtdi,s Nom. Ia'e0t '"g
GrriG ara S IgSgSd A Sido, s'S q, oaas'
OF sad Infants foIer,e singer Greie '.H0"
ant hUrf singer, ana edch 81 mem. .
YOt' ARE HEREBY ~ NMpNl
answer the amended and supplement. cow,
plaint In this action, and 20 srrNe Il copy ~
Your answer on the plautint t''orn,. WIZ
in twenty days after the scrNic" Of th'. -'"
mons exclusive Of the day ~ service ''L
case Of your failure to appear, or A''""
Judgment Will he taken gtinst you d..
fauii FOR tho relief demanded On mo E'
complaint. ...
''"''' wv" MISE & sEtlGsnrE9
Piaiutlr'' 'nr.
lam street, Borough Of Mtnht'ia0 Wv
10 SoTf Pict. FrnR Pi-k Pe-cS,c' pei "o
yus singer Prits hohr NIphf0
Valerie S,HOer. Grsfc singer hh.'
hd,aiIld singer ard LeOpOld >nG'1 no ''''
diHns o. sdid infants IdiSr'f 'i7g'' Do
>,a0sr and hUr A'ngfr, dpfn1' -
named .
The foregoing amended aud SUBJ s'. r1t.'
summons ~ served upnu you, h' Nl'
nurutlant to an order NJ tho llNu I.IE a,
b philbin a Iustic" 81 IN" Supr". l"
I mo state Of Sew York, dated 'N" .'
/ Of Tunc lalA. ana hlod Win tuH
md supplcmcntHl complaint In mo .'I.
! the Clark ~ the Countv Of Nrw N''N d.
| Tho County Court House, Ia tho Bor TX
| Manhattan. city ~ New York, on mo '''"
dsv of June. 1914 $500
Dated New York, June I'm lst
WISE 4 SELlGSBtN' ,
Attorney Tor y f.-'H
/ Office & T. o Address. 10 Wl'Nn"
| borough Of Manhattan. 'I'f '' '
York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-17
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

THE FoRMosA MERCANTILE COMPANY.
importer Of teas from formosa and
goods. OF 81 Water street has had a pc.
,ition In BANKRUPTCY MED against It by
65s. money paid on drafts. the Corn TX.
change Bank. s9,ss9 three notes, and
was alleged that on July II the coinpany
admitted In writing inability to pay It's
MaTsh sc %R cN Mas s"lE at IN
cg qgo ans Hnd s pNsSiSk hrm IT, Japan.
ruptcy has been nied aga inst charles pas.
nick. dealer In dry goods, at 1856 Third
SIMON LINpAu, trading as $ Lindau &
Co, dealer IN women's apparel, at al
sixth avenue. has made an assignment to
ruptcy also was aled against him by " j. If
Cohen Brand a Nordea, Inc, and Penedict
So. 900 and the assets 81 900 This is his
third time In bankruptcy lie hled pc
a discharge 4 creditors petition p,t p'' Was
MED against him on November Is, 1910,
S TnTa vas Hiswissed on seitlTment win
, ia and l. started here In 1896
Hapdy has Ssdn ea Psop Barnet in rms
manufa cturer Of waists and dresses al
IS wesi Eighteenth street by creditors
g me na 60" sh assignment to Henry
HYMAN 7 RUBIN retail jeweler, at "a
Marshe R Ts helm" a" S'i pnirion i 10
hanhruptcy also, was Med against him,
l. |
Rubin, ny Frank J. McMann s. Welsmnn
and Louis Pusran lie has been IN busl.
bsnkruptcSy. on q petition nled against him
WILLIAM =, RARNETr, salesman ot so
no assets Most Of The liabilities were
the creditors are the stock Growers Ma,
,ionsl t ,o 'Isst' the cltlgons NATIONAL
RaTSc,i Of aouider co S $1,000 S m'h" j.
H. Raruett, Long Beach, cal, 81 400
Discharge for One Of Two Partners.
NJ LoEB & co Judge Hand has denied =
discharge from bankruptcy 10 Max Loeb Of
trimmed hats at ~ Division street, and
has. granted discharge 10 solomon
Nnsorgo attorney Of the bryan, Park
Bank, objected TO tho discharge Of Mr..
,the bank by Mr.. Loeb Tho Judg" said:
o,psr 6snSbrsp !, @D"n gnG horn or the
%sn is true IN wR"S case ne has n $1,000
OF assets 70 account for, or II is false and
he has committee com ,,,oG crime; '.'' r.,
this shrinkaEe 10y substantial sums .
Upon the haSls % the statement. W.. mua,
charge, Discharge denied with costs
Made M Assignment.
THE coLoNIAL HAT COMPANY. manu-.
fac'urer ~ trimmed hats at rs West
ment to Samuel II Lnmmls. The as-
signment says that : IS understood that
creditors accepting the proceeds OF the
assignment shall release tho COMPANY
from all liability on tho claim. Tho com,
many was incorporated on November o
1907. with capital stock Of $4,000. and
in April last compromised with creditor
at 80 cents on tho dollar.
sale Of Assets.
| THE JOHN J MITIHELL COMPANY -
| Judge Hand has authorized the reCciNef'
| Of the John j. Mitchell Company, pub
| Usher Of fashion plates and periodicals a.
| ~ West Twenty-nfth street to accept ~
offer o. Peter y. Huser to purchase tn
| assets for Sl7,6oo.
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SMITH, MARY lin, pursuance Of IN
order 81 Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler a
Surrogate 81 tho County Of New YORK
notice ia hereby given to an persons having
cihimr dEH'Nsr "YSor, IA Snailn I1I' ot nc
the same with vouchers thereof 10 tho sub
scrihers at thnir place Of transaCting bust.
Vow York. on or before tho ~ day NJ De.
ccmhcr NEXT Dated Now York tho 27th
dav Of NAV, 1aii CLARENCE BISHOP
SMITH IINCOIN CROMWELL Gxecu.
tors EDWARD SANpFORD, Attorney for
ENeru,org ~ Willipm street New York
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DISSOLUTION NOTICES.

NOTICE Is hereby given that by a Judgment
OF the supreme Court Of this state, rem
dered on Inc esth day Of April, ,l9lt, and
entered in the ONCE OF the clerk OF Sew
York COUNTY on tho 2Sth day Of April 1914
the Manhattan Mutual Rcalty COMPANY was
and Morgan J. q Rricn, Ir. Of = Rector
street New York City, appointed receiver
Of its property, and said company, It's oficers
and agents were by said Judgment forever
restrained from exercising Its corporate
rights. privileges or franchises.
Dated July LIST. 1914
MITCHELL MAY.
Secretary NJ Stats
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I77th Street

The approximate amount OF the lien or rlir,e
to satisfy which the above Described propcrf. 4
to be sold Is one hundred and forty-nvc u'pu.and
one hundred and eighty-SlN and ll-lOi du'a.,
and interest thereon from July ., 1914. ipr,uer
with costs and allowance amounting tO bon,
hundred and forty-onc and i7-iOp dollar. and IN.
torcst thereon from July sth. 1914. together with
the expenses OF sale Tho approximate anuI1t
Of the taxes, assessments and water rates of uter
Hens to be allowed to the purchaser Out OF ths
purchase money, or to be paid by The referee
thereon. taxes for 1914. first half. 81 lGS N md
interest thereon: assessment for l76th S'rei
Sewer. Si77 ~ and interest thereon from Inns
6ih 1913. and also water rates OF 1914. S2I5 and
interest thereon
Dated New York July 10th, 1914
JAMES 4. LYNCH. Referee
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centre line OF block.

Centre line OF block
The approximate amount OF the lien "
charge, TO satisfy which the above -des. ID
property is 10 he sold. is nine thousart
four hundred and tweuty-thrce ami o.. %
dollars Eg,423.75), with interest thetegn
from the 18th day OF June. 1874. tugs -
with the costs and allowance amounting 70
three hundred and eighty four aud go 100
dollars G3SiS0l, with interest from JAM.
29th, 1914 together with the expense. =
the sale The approximate amount of .1A
taxes, assessments and water rates. 1r
other liens. which are TO be allowed 90 no
purchaser out of the purchase mone} of.
paid by the Referee Is six hundred ani
interest.
Dated. New York. June 3oth. 1874
ARTHUR : FRIEND. Referee.
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Referees Appointed.

Supreme Country Justice Guy-Bull VS..
Fox. stephen OBrien; matter Of McPher,
son, Mortimer T. Brown.
ny Justice Donnelly--weil VS. Sciden
herg, James ~, Farrell. Page va Csfola
Irving j. Joseph; Lawrence rs Iineser,
Arthur walsh; American Mortgage 60. vs.
Yanitsky, Arthur Walsh; Randolph W.
Cohen, John r., Joyce,
ny Justice Giegerich -Sommcr W. Som.
mer. Algcrnon s. Norton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-17

.-1A~TA, TIA. July ia measure IA
r-ohihlt the sale Of cigarettes or cigarette
p4ners in Georgia was favorahlv reported
20 tho Scrnate to-day, II Is said that the
bin Will be passed.
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FORECLOSURE SALES

. SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE or Nfv,
YORK. COUNTY or NEW YORK Nidi'e,o,""
savings BANK. plaintiff, against New oti. Hr,i
Estate security Company, ct al, q, fendtnt. ~
In pursuance OF a Jud grncnt OF forcclosufc ma
sale, bearing date the eighth day Of Iril iat.
and duly entered In the once Of The CIofg - ~.
1914 l. the undersigned. the referee IN eAlc in9 =.
ment named. Will So at public auction = ~.
Exchange Salesroon,, Nos ito Ncscy Stree, ir
the Borough Of Manhattan of the Cit, W N,wT
o clock noon on that day, by Henry Brar. .,i-
ioneer, the premises directed by said iud yrgp,
TO be sold. and therein described rs follows.
All that certain plot piece or parcel ~ land
with the buildings and Improvements mar,
erected, situate, lying and being In the Uoru1-t
OF Manhattan OF the city OF New Nork In iEc
described as follows. BE ginning at TN, corn,
formed BY the intersection of the western SO
Of Audubon Avenue and the northcrN sid, a.,
one hundred and seventy seventh Street a, ro,
laid out; thence running westerly along LA
northerly side Of one hundred and S.,,pf,-
seven tn Street one hundred feet thence noriI,rts
parallel with Audubon Avenue nincty-fout ipet
eleven inches; thence eastcrlN parallel with ssid
northcrly side OF One hundred aud Sc,oniv.
seventh street one huiidrcS ect IN the Vc.t,riy
side Of Audubon Avenue; lad th,nrc soutl...H
nlnety -four feet eleven inches to tho point ~
place OF be ginning Together with all gas and
electric fixtures. ranges. heaters boilers. clc.
Vators. refrigerators. bathtubs pumps and riis
chinery and connections OF every description 10
/ or connected with said building and mon "a
and whether or not the same Or apl VI them art
securely attached to the frcrnosd or uihprt a
the same havln & been declared In tie moftrace
hereby foreclo,cd 10 be real estate and co,trcd
By the lien Of said norigag.
FOSTER & THOMSON. plalntir's At,oi8c,.
| lii broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. C.'y Oh
| New York
The following Is a dla gram Of the propcrf, IN
be sold Its street number Is 2iO AuduhnN Avenue
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
SOUTH AMERICA, MEXICO

snanish- snoulIng NIngTe NWorI0NN1 WTIeNN
,ears eXpericnce Mexico. good translator,
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