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The commonwealth., 1914-05-14
Begin Court Martial of Militia.

Denver, ColdI-The general court
martial of all officers and enlisted
pen of the state militia who partici-
pated in the Ludlow battle with strik-
ers April 20 was begun at the state
rifle range at Golden. The court mar
tial was the result of the recommen.
dation of the military commission ap-
pointed by Adjutant General Chase to
investigate the battle. Among the sub
jects particularly inquired into were
the deaths of Louis Tikas and James
Tyler, union men taken prisoners at
the beginning of the battle of Ludlow.
The commonwealth., 1914-05-14
LIVES LOST IN CYCLONE

Several Persons Killed and Many In
jured-Property Loss Heavy.
Mount Pleasant.-TWo persons were
killed at Maud, Texas, near here, and
half the houses in the little town de-
stroyed according to information re-
ceived here. The cyclone also did
severe damage at Redwater and at
Pittsburg, Texas, injurlng some four
teen people in the three towns.
At Maud, Mrs. Pearl White and her
small child was killed; at Redwater
six persons were injured, and near
Pittsburg four persons were hurt,
1t was stated that practically all
the dwelling houses at Redwater, a
town of about 200 inhabitants, were
destroyed. The Cotton Belt railroad
station at Redwater and several bust
ness buildings also were wrecked.
The commonwealth., 1914-05-14
Huerta's Envoys Have Authority.

tine Rodriguez, and Luis Elguero, the
three peace commissioners appointed
by President Huerta to represent him
at the Niagara Falls conference, who
sailed for Havana en- route to Key
West, are clothed with full powers,
nominally at least, to sign any agree
ment or contention. The Mexican
senate, in approving Huerta's nomina-
tion of the commissioners, conferred
full power and ample authority to
judge, counsel carry on business and
sign any agreement or treaty.
The commonwealth., 1914-05-14
MEXICANS MINE RAILWAYS
Campaign of Destruction to Be Inaugu-

Campaign of Destruction to Be Inaugu-
rated if the Americans Advance.
from Vera Cruz to the war depart
ment that the Mexican federal troops
have mined the railroad tracks from
Vera Cruz to Mexico City in prepara-
ton for the destruction of the road
in the event that the American forces
attempt march on thee apital.
These preparations and the throw
ing up of defensees, which are daily
making the position of the Mexican
federal troops stronger, are said to
be source of worry to General Fun
ston and it is understood that he
would welcome orders to start for the
Mexican capital at once.
The commonwealth., 1914-05-14
Neuro in Flames Is Shot,

ST. James, La.-Driven out for the
second time by flames from a building
which had been fired over his head
by posse, his clothing ablaze, Sylves-
ter Washington, negro desperate, hurl-
ed defiance at his pursuers here and
fell dead, his body riddled with bull
lets. Before his death the negro had
killed Charles Bohn, railroad engineer,
a posseman. Bohn died two hours af-
ter being wounded
The commonwealth., 1914-05-14
AUERTA FILES NEW PROTEST.
Complains Over Action of United
States in Occupying Island on

Complains Over Action of United
States in Occupying Island on
Coast of Mexico.
Washing ington-Huerta' protest over
the reported seizure of Lobos Island
AN important lighthouse point Off
the eastern coast of Mexico-by a
landing party from the United States
torpedo boats was taken up by the
South American meViators Foreign
Minister Ruiz in his telegram to the
mediators stated that the American
arrested the light keepers but had re-
leased them after they had turned
over apparatus for operation Of the
strategic beacon. Heurta's govern
ment contended this was a violation
of the armistice.
It was generally believed that a re-
ply to the note already had been made
and in some quarters the conviction
was expressed that Ambassador Da-
Cana had taken it up at a white
house meeting.
The commonwealth., 1914-05-14
Mahoney for MatteaWan,

New York.-Michael G. Mahoney,
who on April II shot at Mayor Mitch
ell and wounded Corporation Counsel
Frank L. Pollard, was sentenced to
Matteawan asylum for the criminally
insane. A commission investigating
Mahoney's mental condition reported
to the judge that the man was insane.
The commonwealth., 1914-05-14
England to Take Part in EXPOSITION

England 10 axe Fart N EXposItion.
London.-The British government
will reconsider its decision not to par
ticipate in the Panama-Pacifc exposi-
ton at San Francisco and probably
will decide that Great Britain shall
officially be represented at the fair in
a distinctly modified form. Premier
Asquith received a deputation from
the house Of commons representing
more than half the membership and
promised to submit their views to the
cabinet. The suggestion of the depu-
tation was that the British government
erect a special governmental pavilion
The commonwealth., 1914-05-14
Cyclone Leaves Death in Wake.

Cyclone Leaves Death in Wake.
Nashville, Tenn.-In a cyclone which
struck Delina, about Is miles from
Fayetteville, Mrs. Bird McRee was kill
ed almost instantly and two other oc-
cupants of the house, Mrs. Haislip and
James Luna were injured The house
was wrecked ,and Mrs. McRee was
blown from her bed across the house.
The chimney fell at the same time,
and she was struck by falling brick.
Mr.. Luna was blown out into the road
and Mrs. Haislip was blown violently
from her bed, striking the opposite
wall.
The commonwealth., 1914-05-14
ROOSEVELT OUT OF JUNGLE
Sixty Days in Canoes and Dangerous
Rapids Shot on Trip.

Para, Brazil.-Col. Theodore Roose-
welt, who, with his son, Kermit, arriv-
ed here on the steamer Dunstan from
Manaos, was greeted on board by a
representative Of the governor of the
state of Para, municipal authorities
and prominent persons.
Colonel Roosevelt, in an interview,
gave many interesting details of his
exploring trip through the wilds of
Brazil. He said:
"Of the seven canoes with which we
One of our men was drowned.
Under the strain one man went
mad He finally murdered one of his
comrades and fed into the wilder
ness
The commonwealth., 1914-05-14
Mexic Woman Arrested for "Snipinq'

Vera Cruz.-A woman said to have
killed eight bluejackets and marines
by sniping them in the streets dur
ing the first days of the American oc-
cupation, was given into the custody
can had informed army officials of her
whereabouts, upon which her house
was searched and quantity of arms
found She will be tried by military
court on charges of murder.
The commonwealth., 1914-05-14
Gems Worth $4,000 Stolen.

New York.-The police were asked
to recover jewels valued at $4,000
belonging to Mrs. Henry HUT,
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YOKK-Francis L. Wandell and Josephine
wandeil GIL. a. Executors. etc, Plaintiffs
against Margaret C. Fester. Charles Kohler.
ct al. Defendants
closure and sale. duly made and entered In
the ove-entitled action and bearing date
the goth day of April. 1914. l. the under
signed. the referee In said judgment named.
ss 1s at Rasi .Se Ss..y .. Sheet ses IN *:
Borough Of Manhattan. City. OF New York,
on the 2ist day OF May. 1919. at y o'clock
noon on that day. by JOSEPH p DAY. Auc-
tioneer. the premise. DIRECTED BY said tudg.
follows:
ALI. that certain lot piece or parcel Of
land with the building and Improvements
thereon erected. situate: lying ard being in
Of New York known as Number Forty South
Street. in said Borough and City being the
northwest corner Of Old slip and South
street. and containing In front on South
adjoining premises known as Number Thirty
four Old Slip twenty-three t23l feet and on
each side from South street to the above
mentioned premises forty-four go feet and
Being the same premise. conveyed to Acton
Civil by Frederick DePeys'er Jr. Master
in Chancery, by deed bearing date the LIST
day ~ February, issa. and recorded on the
once OF the County OF New York and
whereof said Acton Civlll died Se!1ed and
possessed on or asou; October II, 1882
e' r rHEoDoRRfE: DAvsis. k.t.r..
PALMER & SERIES. Attorneys Tor Plain
TINS IS Cedar street. Borough Of Man.
haitian, New York CITY.
erty 70 be sold; It's street Number + 20
SOUTH STREET
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

s'ses~>s~~~~>~~~~-sr~-~-~r~>
ys spRREME c2YEr COUNTY ins az NE nS
TINS. against EDwARD FhGkN and others.
Defendants, No. 4ssS--191l.
aSy Of Of sss
above: entitled action and bearing date the
alst day OF April. 1914. I. the undersigned.
the referee In said judgment named, will
ss At public auction at The Exchange ,ss
borough of Manhattan. city of New York,
noon on ih", day. Z BY J3sEPH p = Day Anc.
tloneer, the premises directed by said judy
follows:
ALL that lot or parcel of land with the
buildings and improvements thereon in the
BEGINNING at q point on the northerly
side OF %lst Street at or Immediately In front
OF the centre OF certain party wall dis.
tan; ise fee, ss;ssrr from the corner Termed
tist Street. with the eas,eriy side of 6th
Avenue; thence northerly parallel with 9TH
Avenue and part Of the distance through
street 20 feet; thence southerly parallel with
eth Avenue and part OF the distance through
the centre Of a party wall rs feet inches
tist street 20 feet TO the point or place Of
Designing; said premise. being now known
by the street number East aist Street.
D' tarSsErTEs k AgrEin i sssS i Referee.
corpERT BROTHERS.. Attorneys for
=: Rector street, New York City, n. r
The following Is a diaeram OF the prop.
>ist Street. New York city. ~ Y.
E l2d NJ
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRk-Title GUARANTEES and Trust Company.
twenty-four broadway Company Inc, ct al.
Defendants.
closure anS .ss Suy mGs ea entered G'f in
the above entitled action and bearing date
e. h day i APRIL pr li ns n Snas5
M s ISs aIS Se..s s sns IN re
on the 18Th day Of May. lsi. a, is o'clock
Judgment TO be sold and therein described
County OF New York with the buildings
thereon now known as Numbers se2 and sEt
broadway and bounded ana described as
BEGINNING at the intersection o, tn.
eastsriy Side OF broadway. and running thence
sastery alens the .cu,hsrly sids OF Twelfth
Mh Twsh srss, .sg, :sn Sss.
T Hs@s "s .ste.s sh s on s-'
course Ii,iIs NCr,h Of We;, Mn
.ss Of gro a"ER a..sn " or VA
four inches southerly from the point OF be
spnns ant nsnSs sSnS ns
inches TO the point OF beginning
Number one hundred and twenty nine on a
map Of part OF the Real Estate Of stephen
s I'd. sGa md Of IN the
June 18th, iss1. as Map Number SIX hundred
and thirty-nine.
said premises being those which wers
conveyed 10 said Peerless Investing Company
BY j. Frederic K-rncchan and others 10y deed
dated September =. 1912
Dated New S$sf ~ Ro 8 ~ Rsr.,
I7s broadway. New York city
The following IL Il diagram OF the property
20 be sold. Its street Number " s9a-s-t
Broadway.
18th stree,
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TO LEr-UNFURNIsHED.
FORECLOsURE SALES.


YORK-THE NEW YORK PHYSICIANS
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff.
asAin.t RAcEL KANToR and others. De
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered In the
ssnd day OF April. isi,. l. the uhdsr.isn.a
the Referee in said judgment named. viii
cell a, public auction. at the Exchange
sosc OF CITY os S.S YORK IN 'ss
the 2eth day OF May. 1914, at 12 o'clock
noon on that day. by BRYAN L. KEN:
NELLY. Auotioneer. the premises directed
described as follows:
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land situate. lying and being In the Borough
New York. bounded and described as
,sEalNNlNG a, a Pois, on the So,,h.rly
distant one hundred thirty three feet four
inches Easterly from the Eart-rly aide Of
Eish,h, Avenue: thence running Northerly
the way through a party wall ninety nine
feet eleven inches to the centre line Of the
block between One hIndred Thirtys:eeond
thence Ess,erly along said centre line OF the
block sixteen feet eight inches. thence
sos,ns. xa,n .sas WITH
second Street. thence Westerly along said
side sixteen fee; eight inches TO the point or
place OF beginning BE said several d.
Said. premises being known by the Stree,
No. ?7T West i9?ni street.
~ ROBERT d HiNcKs. Referee.
for ys,k rlsin,in as Exchange Place Ne"
.rty to be sold. H.. street Number /. az
West is.nd street.
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sis@pa Av . ss.. IE'G S..SS. nov
LOT i.i co. map ~ ,.ss Hunt. pt Estates. NSS
,7Tn q rs 81 l. 10 ,s.SSs i.iy ii isis
:cn City Saw in:s"' So warren g St. III Hus.on:
18TH sT Jig iss d, i: s.7,i.. 81 AZ ,;'sHss;;
" :; 3 J; X ~ s:s x s::S
AN 81 s. &C.; j.. ssrsy!i,.m.t st, ss; iiiisiifi:s
Ssassry s' as.S 81 atty n' RRrs!ss p'
AZ 100 mtg nws ON .... &c. May i ZIG
John Breitenbach to Jacob Hormann
aSrewwing co; attys' Gussenhe'm. ~;
LoSafELiow Xv. lid a,,.s from
GT M''is.i % is.nsSi q
SEVERN ana Rosaiie Mazda; atty. Geo A
pto on" j. mag sis ss property Fort w..s ssse
eDsa h. sSs %pT S.eS S 60
A xss ~ i;is;I!:;:Ps Pic, e Isy !
9TH 81. e.. 100 $. Az p: to..s. June
Horowis.; atty" E.wSo~i;. !. 's'Ss ~ ~
:, Locust sv,, ss.isisoS, May TO- isis@
Joseph Diamond constr Co to Vim c e
and Louisa II gersmsnn. iss W 7sth q
sEhHrRY Pr itla.so. So So, iisd It,
lssxioo: is5th st. 1901 Boule.
$50 to n $ is5th ct \ . SO to beg; issth
st. n g. 100 q from n Q cor stebbins av.
j0xisiIxs31S7i.2. july a. lsiS-Angel
Constr Co to 0ussie MorGsnstern; atty, 9
Tuckman. sac Bway 900
st., 100 2 Stebbins av, boxislixs3Ix'7,2x
ll34. Oct H. 1sis-Hy A Braun. sr. TO
s@sy reese ANY ~o''' ,cic ooc
LOT ". map All st Raymond PARK Aug
I. isos-Jss d Conneaiiy to John whalsn.
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Incoming Ne..-ls-By wireless.

S lmperaior, LEO miles east OF SANDY HOOK
Al y VI Yesterday
IS oscar H.. 76i miles east ot sandy Hook ~
$50 NJ
IS Gar. 3oS miles cas- of sandy HnoA at "a
IS Pennsylvania, 81 miles east ~ sandy Hook
atsA VI
;. para, n, miles cas-, Of SANDY Hook a.
10 l.. VI
=. city. of savannah savannah ~ muc.
south oi Diamond Shoals at noon
- Comet, Port Arthur cot muc- zee Of
Tortugls AT noon
"a VI Ocfdeu,e Galveston. o.; mic. cost
Of Galveston bar nj noon
Ss ZuIa Mayngurz. im mules rputn OF
sandy Hook at noon.
So Nandyck. Barbados ~ miles south OF
sandy Hook AZ +
80 Antilles, New Orleans - miles south Of
Sandy Hook ~ noon.
IS Huron JacksonviIln. % miles north o.
Diamond shoals nj =.
81 Santa Marta. Santa Marta. a" ml,c.
south OF sandy Hook ~ i
SIS Momus, New Orleans, crossed -ssSlppi
bar NJ l. NJ
So Perfection sabine "a miles south oi pa
mond shoals AZ noon
- III sud Galveston. 9Is miles sONthN' %
Diamond Shoals at noon
So l.amp,sss, Galveston, e. ml,"s north ~
Jupiter AZ noon,
s. IrnI Sigismund. Colon 90 mIrs suutt
OF SANDY Hook at noon
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

yoRk-sooi.,y Tor the .Rsiisf Of Poor
s wd1.' ns S,h m. s%s i SsS P snS
q Rocco SSf'i M 'S Cast DECEASED. s%' ana o,S:
n pursuance Of a judgment Of foreclosure
and ss SSy made .Ss and II
rs sas nP' ia emf sn%sssnsia
ssie.iSemp .S Ns. i.:is ves.y Street 81:
Borough Gus 90. q Manhs',sn: ci,y Of New Ycr York
NELLY :I;S' ,ASSSi!onssr; the prsmi:ss dis.c.,a
=, ALL those certain lots; pieces or parcels
Ward; Borough OF Manhattan. CITY. County
81 . point formed BY. the intersection Of the
ss.s;y' ia. ;s ., h a s h.: an. Isnnn III:
S s e: ssS S..::. ;:.t "S N;
: MS;S,:s Ian. ,s;::::
point. ,s:H,y; Il ssS ~. ,%
Nnsi,s Lane seventy four ti0 feet 20 Mac:
SssSSus.i ssr..s s..nss -Four 2..s and
six 90 inchs. e. the point Or place Of be
sers", 81 the parties Of the f,r:, par, in III.
.svsn,y.sour .tIV fee! IN depth. immsdis tsiy
north q said grsmi:.. fronting on Mac.
No. lis Msedoussi Stfses and No. q Mine,ta
Lane. and being part OF the same PREMISE
corded In New York County Registers once
IN Libsr Sss OF Convsyances. page %, and
land lies in section . in Block 5lS on the
Land Map OF the City OF New York.
Rose M sr.s % BY H psm. sMHngnysa .nS
wife by deed bearing date July goth. 1905
Dated. New york; April 2ssh; iss
MILLER. KING. LANE 4 TRXFFoRp, Al,
torneys for Plaintiff. No. 80 Broadway
The following 10 a diagram of the prop.
erty to he sold; its street Number 10 Ill
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BUSINESS MEN BALK IT CODE.
Tell Industrial Hoard sanitary Req
ulatiOns Are Too stringent.

Spokesman for department stores. real
estate alliances and manufacturers APP
peared before the Industrial Board Of tho
State Labor Department at the cl.y Hall
Yesterday In objection to too stringent
regulations which they say are contained
In the proposed sanitary provisions of the
Industrial code
Emanuel w, Bloomingdale. for the Ra-
tail Drygoods Association. and II. q. Lo-
renG. "A sanitary engineer appearing for
H. Altman 4 Co, said the board had failed
to distinguish between stores and fac
tories whereas each class OF buildings
should be considered separately. They
especially objected to the proposed rule
requiring great extension OF lavatory
facilities saving that most stores are well
equipped Miss Rose Schnederman OF the
Womens Trade Union League took the
other view Miss Lillian ID. Wad, n
settlement worker, favored the proposed
reforms. She said IA trained nurse should
lie permanently employed by each large
store and factory. br George NJ. Price
agreed with her,
NJ y. Murphy Of the American Locomo.
tive Company spoke against the changes,
The width OF aislcs in factories VIII be
discussed mt another hearing to-day.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
public offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian, The BrOnx and BrOOklyn.
lat - NESEY STREETl
BY JOAenh p Day.

lat !, vEsEY STREET.
ny Joseph p. Day.
s7TH at. 30 and 81? Y, ., 100 "a
av 334xl00,s, two sty brick limits
LENOX Az. bo7 and 500. W =, So n l3bth
ST a6.5xlO0x irreg xloo to beg, two s,y
brick limits and strs-ro Lowenfeld 4
ATLANTIC Az. rs 1870 Brighton ayys
tOxiO0 vacant-C II Welp vs. Caroline
Hemes ct al. partition. to Joseph
Roeder 49,, ''''', 80. '''' '''''' 's''V
by Herbert A. sherman.
fu ss5sss assss. .,y lof, and str bias
NJ {; Davis VA & A Reilly ct al; due
sl6,s,2as' taxes. &C. Sssi2s; to he he
nv Henry Brady.
SOUTH ST. ass and Ss1. n cor Jack
son st, 5oxlOtA q sY tnmt and strs--
81 a; d.. , ,;r7''"' taxes &C. ' ..s dSG
to tn" TAT R'A sses THIRD AVENUE '''''''
BY Henry Brady.
CRUGER Az, W =, 100 = :il;h s,. e6x
ioo-s Hickox W Francesca Cerbone ct
mtse 50. 500: sdjournsd sine die,
nv Joseph p, Day.
MAIN ST =. 1901 Halperin st a?,sx
lO2,iOxi7lxioo, ~ - Farmers Loan and
Trust 60. trustees w Geo Costar ct ali
due si0ss6,a6; taxes a.. tebs5s; 10 ths
plaintiff .,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,'.,,, 1000
By NJ Morgenthan, Jrr co
MIDpLETOWN RID 2s7s. =. Mapes
av' bOxi00-David Boke vs. Mary Kane
81 al: due silsio7; tsxes 90 essGss; -
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iiio

Ola SLIP
The approximate amount ~ the Hen or
charge to satisfy which the above dercr bed
property Ia to he sold IL Twelve Hundred
and eleven and ai.lO0 tsL2llsl Dollars.
with Interest thereon from the yth day of
April. 1914. together with the costs AMI
allowance amounting 80 500 NJ with In
terest from April 20. 1914. together with tho
expenses OF she sale The Approximate
amount Of the taxes. assessments and water
rates or other liens, which ara to he allowed
to the purchaser out OF the purchase money.
paid by the Referee, l. tT07.60 and In
terrs,
THE PREMISES WILL RE SOLD SUBJECT
to a first mortgage for $4,000 which is
past due. together with Interest from No.
vember l. 1919
ALSO SUBJECT to two other mortgages
aHgregatng 5000, with Interest thereon
from May It, 1918
ALSO SUBJECT to any state OF facts
which an accurate survey viii show
Dated, New York, April ?sth 1914
=. THEODORE DAVIS, Referee
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WAsIIlNGTON, May IN" dcsuo'"t
Paul Jones has arrived a. La la., .tEuls-'
Cleveland at Guaymas, rrIisrr salon at
Vera cruz, gunbost Nauki'u a. N'N ~
collier Rrutus at Norfolk yard 'ug Intrepid
and collier Justin a. Mar" Island ana gun
boat Galveston Rt shanghai
The cruiser Washington has sailed fror'
on Key West for ru"r'i l'tfd. tru S"r
Albany and destruNer- Lawrence AMI linII
from MsHatan for lo fo" '"''i"r tFclops
from Tnmpco for New orleans and llamp
ton Roads, monitor OZARK from htmpfon
Roads for Key West, hospital snip Solsc~
from Vera cru. for Sow York via Kew
West, destroyer Cummings from Vera cruz
for Tampico. destroyer AwW"n from Ners
cruz for Galveston via Lobos Island ana
Tampico.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK -ARABELLA MACFARLANU
rlaint.n. against HENkN " BLACK e. a..
Defendants, No. 29iso-Isl3.
In pursuance Of q Judgment OF foreclosure
ana sale. duty made ana entered In The
above entitled action and bearing date the
18th day OF April 1874, l. the undersigned.
the referee In said Judgment named. VIII
saiesroom. No. 1915 Vesey street, In the
on the 18th day % May. 1914. AZ u o'clock
noon on that day. by JOSEPH T.. DAY. auc-
tioneer. the premises directed by said
Judgment to be sold. and therein described
as follows;
ALI. that certain lot of land with the
building thereon erected, situate. lying and
being In the Twenty second Ward OF the
Borough of Manhattan. city OF New York,
and bounded and described as follows: BE
GiNNiNG a. a point on thr southsry side
feet Westerly from the corner formed by
the intersection Of the southerly side OF
seventy fourth street with the Westerly
side OF Ninth Avenue and running thence
part Of the way through ~ party wall one
hundred and two feet two inches. to the
centre line Of the block. thence Westerly
along said centre line eighteen feet, thence
Avenue part OF the way through another
Inches to the Souiherly side Of seventy.
fourth street ANA thence Easterly along the
same eighteen feet to the place Of beginning.
Dated New I i%hS April G S,,hS az an,.,
CornERT BROTHERS, Attorneys for
Plaintin. No. 2 Rector street Borough
of Manhattan, New York CITY.
The following IL diagram OF the prop
erty 10 he sold. It's street Number Is l06 West
74th street. New York city n. Y.
West 7sth ~
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the plhintin .ts-t,..t. t't. S'I"'
lat THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE ]
by William u Smith
LOMBARDy ST u :. 200 Morgan av.
Tbxlj0-Jno Geiler agt jacob kluer ct
al. to the plaintiff. ...............s2 BOO
5TTH ST 1875. lski00 2-Estate OF q r
walker to Wilson. ........... 50, coo
ny Nathaniel shutter
ROCKAWAY Az. s. 1856 n HcEeman
av 2oxlo0-Syndicste Development Co
agt Jennings DAM Realty Co ct al. ac-
ROCKAWAY Az, =, $50 II Heseman
av, 20Nio0--Same agt same action =;
10 plhlnliU sF'"HV
ROCKAwAY Az = 1855 II HeEemsn
av, eoxloo-Same agt same action 2;
to plaintiff .....,.,.. .......,,.,,... $1,000
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SATISFIED MoRfGAGEs.

with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
LOT s5+ = u Of -. map of Wakefield
geo W Hudson, 20 Cath Inn; atty,
GEO Nm; 2os BSaE '';'. "a; 5000 600
av, Nexi0O5. Dec 8, i9ii-Midvale
Realty co to Fredk Halstead. 80 Van
buren, At, Rklyn; attys Cornell, J. !,
..fTiH sT o. s75 W 9th ave, 2bxsss. Nov
a. isss-Caroline V Roome to Dry Dock
aav Instn atty. Frank NJ Tichenor. 81
rd ps!E Y" rs :. ,s5.s canal st. AK
Moody and Ano TO German say Rank In
Cily OF Y, atty. CO dsS
cypREss Az, W cor la2d st, is5si5o.
Ian il, isO6-Iocob Doll 10 Francis =,
Day, exr atty, T q 90, lIs Bway 3is,7S
STRONG Az, n =, ISL o linton ay. elk
sail Nov Is, i0l?-E Ellen l. K,egan to
the Duo Co: atty, ny W k'arly, sei
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West ia2nd St
The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge o. satisfy which the above desc ribsd
property is to be sold. 10 Eight thousand six
hundred tWenty-thr.e amt 5d-i0O dollars
kN.6.3. SGl. with interest thereon from the
29nd day of April. 1914. together with cost :
thirty ana .3-lOO dollars $3.50 23I. with
Interest from April e2nd. 1914, together
with the expenses OF the sale. The APP
proNimate amount OF the taxes assessment
and water rates or other liens. which are
to be allowed to the purchaser out Of the
purchase money, or paid bv the Referee. Is
Three hundred seventy three ana $1,000
dollars ts73.3il and interest.
Dated New York NAV ith 1914
ROBERT u HfNCKS. Referee