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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-24
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+ News in Brief 1
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The French and British
troops are facing the greater
part OF the German army along
q battle line which extends from
Mons to the Luxembourg from
tier.
The allied armies, which have
been concentrated at strategic
points for the past two weeks,
are believed to be strongly en-
trenched with powerful forts to
lend them support in holding
back the invaders.
An official announcement Is
sued at Paris warns the people
that the tide of battle may ebb
and flow; that there Will be ac-
lions along this great line which
are bound to be responded to by
Just as stirring counter actions
by the Germans and that the
people must wait for the out
come of the first phase of this
great battle which will probably
last several days before 1t can
be determined upon which side
victory rests.
Japan has come INTO the war
of nations. The emperor of
Japan has declared war on Ger
many and the Japanese fleet
and land forces are ready for
the struggle around Kiao Chow,
the German protectorate in
China. Late dispatches from
Using Tau say that the German
preparation Is continuing. Sew
eral German warships are lying
in the harbor of Using Tau and
the waters have been mined.
Coincidentally with Japan's
declaration of war against Ger
many, the British official news
bureau announces that the
Austro- Hungarian government
has ordered the Austrian cruis-
err Kaiserin Elizabeth now at
Using Tau to disarm and has
further instructed the crew to
proceed to Tien Tsin. This ap-
parently eliminates Austria
from the conflict in the far east
Reports are current that En-
peror Francis Joseph is serious
~ i'll. These reports have been
denied but they are being re-
iterated.
While the Liege forts are said
to be holding out, an official
statement from the French gov
eminent tells of the blowing UP
of Fort Chadefontaine by the
Belgian government commander
after It had been RACED by the
German guns.
Official Russian dispatches
claim victory for the Russian
forces over three German corps.
corps. Grand Duke Nicholas,
commander-in- chief of the Rus
sian army, describes Russian
victories in east Prussia.
The Servians are apparently
driving out the Austrians and a
late dispatch by way of Italy
says it is announced at Vienna
that the operations against
Servia on the Drina river have
been abandoned.
1t is expected that the Italian
army will be modified shortly.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-24
The Right Treatment Will Solve
Worst Problem

The key to unlock the mysteries OF
eruptive skin Affections is s. S. S. the
famous blood purifier. II you will write
for a splendidly illustrated book What
the Mirror Tells" you will learn why
and how s. s. S. causes new skin and
tissue to replace the afflicted spots
Get bottle of S. S. s. today at any
drug store and waste no more time with
salves. ointments or lotions. Skin health
comes from your blood. 1t comes from
the network of tiny blood vessels that
inttriace all skin tegument and tissue.
Now. when S. S. s. enters the blood
II is carried throughout your body In
about three minutes and It's most active
work takes place in the skin. Here it
puts into motion the process Of preparing
all impurities into substance that Is
promptly expelled through the skin pores.
This process goes on day and night. all
eruptive conditions cease: the old skin
disappears in the form OF invisible vapor
or perspiration. Don't fail to get bot
tie Of s. 8. s. today and write for the
valuable book to The Swift Specific Co.,
1903 Swift Building. Atlanta. Ga.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-24
WARMER WEATHER
FOR ' WEST This WEEK

Washington, Aug 24.-Generaily fair
and warme dr. weather will prevail over
the extreme western United States this
week, according to the weekly forecast
of the weather bureau.
ut will be warmer over the western
portion of the country early in the
week." says the forecast, land temper
atures will probably continue above the
summer nDrmal during much of the
week"
Showers early in the week. followed
by fair skies were predicted for the
central and eastern sections of the
country.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-24
FIGURES ON COST OF
BUILDING BRANCHES
GIVEN BY SHORT LINE

The cost of construction of branch
lines of the oregon Short Line as re-
ported in the financial statement of
that road filed with the state auditor
last month and compared with the
recommendations for assessed valua-
tons of the same lines of the state
tax commission for the present year,
show that in most instances the rec
commended assessed valuations fall be-
low the reported cost of construction.
Property in Idaho is being assessed at
as nearly its full cash value as 1t is
possible to arrive at. These two tables
compared form an interesting study.
They are as follows:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-24
Notice.

All good Kansas people are earnestly
requisite b to meet Monday the cath
at o'clock p. m. at 81 Soma Bldg,
to discuss ways and means for an Ida
no. Kansas club picnic. Please come
and help Organize-Adv. A24c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-24
AUSTRIAN FLEET
| IS SAILING SOUTH

London, Aug. pa dispatch TO the
Central News from Rome says fisher
men in the Adriatic report that the
entire Austria fleet of about 40 units IS
proceeding southwark from Pola, the
Austrian naval base. Their objective
is thought to be Cattaro, in Dalmatia.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-24
Distances in War Zone.

The following table of railway
distances may be helpful to-
wards an Intelligent reading of
the dispatches:
Par.s-Brussels. 200 miles
{aris-Namur, 1871 miles
Brusse,s-Liege, % miles.
Brussels-Namur, So miles.
Paris-N erdun, rs miles.
Nerdun-Metz, A. miles.
Paris-Nancy. 220 miles.
Nancy Strassburg, u miles
Paris-Belfort. 275 miles.
Observation-Disclosures, 81 niles.
Muelhausen-Basel. > miles.
Neutrality-suspicious.. IS miles.
20 mar-Strassburs. A miles.
Basei-Strassburs, 50 miles.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-24
Notice to All Former Election Officers

Notice TO All Former Election OFficers.
All persons who served as election
officers in Ada county at past cleo
lions who may have in their possession
ballot boxes belonging to the county
are hereby requested to return same
as soon as possible to the county
auditor at the courthouse.
STEPHEN UTTER,
Adv.-Aug23 County Auditor.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-24
NOTICE

The Moose lodge will give a social
and dance to the members, their wives
and lady friends on Tuesday evening,
Aug. 25th. Bring sandwiches. A24adv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-24

hotel ARRIVALS.

OWYHEE-Elolt Smith, Denver;
Mrs. Elmer Bird, Margaret Plattner,
Mountain Home; Mrs. James Watson,
Rustville. Ind. A. B. Everts, Portland !;
+. e. Haabe, Chicago; A. S. f. Rankin,
Winnemutca; Frank E. Trotter, Home
dale; Albert Bensinger. Chicago; M.
Winklemah, Tacoma; B. Card. Cleve-
land: ]. p Burke, Milwaukee; \. II.
Morner, chicago; II. M. Jones, Salt
Lake; H. J. Mathison, St. Paul; r. j.
Dunbar, Portland; G. II. Duvar, Seat
tie; l.. Hasmussan, o. S. L.; Ralph
Schneelock k, Jerome; S. J. Johnson,
san Francisco; Frank Drake, Butler,
Pa: ]. A. Patterson, New York Jack
Johannes. San Francisco: Newman II
Taylor Standpoint; H. H Bridgman,
Denver; y. NJ. Stuttgart Nampa; OFT
Ensign, JOS Angeles; NJ. 7. Sanders,
St. Paul; c. R. Clinton, Salt Lake; M.
V. Cooley San Francisco; A. T. Kings
bury, Akron, O.: r. c. Newland, Salt
Lake: j. M. Stevens. Blackfoot; M
Woods. Ogden; j. David Lasson. Wal
ter James. Ogden; G. B. Fillenback
Chicago; G. E. Curtus, Johnstown, Pa.
c. II. Lahberton, Mountain Home; H
Steiner Chicago; M b. Urquhart, Den
YER Mrs. w. H. Schuyler, Silver City;
J. B. Evans. Salt Lake; c. E. Vannatta
Salt Lake.
IDANHA Al. A. Hunt, Payette; j. L.
Engle, SAN Francisco; w. A. Reid Po-
eatello; +. c. Cate, Portland; Miss
Belle Simpson. Rogersville. Tenn; A
B. Washburn. Chicago; H o. Musgrove
Payette; S. C. Bixler Hepburn; w. W
Murphey, Seattle; Fred M. Johnson
Baker; A. Howe, Orange. N. j.; M. E
Kennedy, E. o. Baer Salt Lake; L. l.
McClintofk. Pocatello; Mrs. E. M
Thompson, Weiser; L. L. McLilley
Caldwell; o. E. Cannon, c. f. Riley
Mountain Home; w. A. Jennings, Dem
yer; S. A. Brandon, E. M. Huff. New
York; c. G. Pinney, Pocatello; B. Rog-
ers, Riverside, CAL; Mary Ann Nc
Carly, Chicago; f. Jean Houlberger
New York; George Webster. Denver;
Theodore Clapp, Mountain Home;
James l.. Beulsch, Denver; T. N. Charl-
ton and wife. Portland; A. G. Butter
field, Weiser.
BRISTpL-Mrs. John OMAHA, Par
ma; s. Fl. Martin, o. e. Woody. Nam
pa; ]. r. Field, Emmett; w. T. Howe
T. ]. Rowland, Seattle; Helen Terry
Caldwell; Lorraine Gordon, Seattle;
Henry JPnes, Oshkosh; o. A. Pratt
Jerome; Miss Calvert, Caldwell; Mrs
Mary RiHker, Dolly Lewis, Pearl Rink
er, Carry Rinker, Harry Shropshire
Luke Rinker, Elizabeth Harcourt, EN-
NETT; S. II. Martin, D. Berenter and
wife, Natnpa; w. S. Watson, Denver;
George H. Miller and wife, HALEY; J.
C. jackson. Chicago; H. b. Wallace
NJ. C. Gebert. Twin Falls; w. j. Simp-
son, Wilder; L. E. Inness. Los Angeles;
L. Mikkelson, Seattle.
OF troubles connubial, jars and divorce,
This, we believe, is the fruitfullest
source;
A man falls in love with a dimple or
curl,
Then foolishly marries the entire girl
London Evening Standard.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-24

OF troubles connubial, jars and divorce,
This, we believe, is the fruitfullest
source;
A man "a lis in love with dimple or
curl,
Then foolishly marries the entire girl
London Evening Standard.
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Cotton states Weather.

For North Carolina. fair to-day. TO NOR
row. partly cloudy, probably shower. iu wen
portion; Hight 10 mod"rat, northeast winds
For South Carolina. fair to-day. to-mor-
row. partly cloudy: ligh' shifi!up WIND.
For Georgia, fair To-day; morrow. partly
cloudy, probably showers aud ,oolsr .u west
portion; moderate shifting winds
For Alabama, partly cloudy 'o-dl,; aros d.
ers and cooler to.ulEn' or Tomorrow; mod
eret" west and north winds,
For Mississippi showers and sol... ..-4.,
or az night tomorrow. flir. wpI,I.i,. urrth-
west to north winds.
For Louisiana. showers and cooler Jp-,,g.
tomorrow, fair. moior5'" wind. b..'wlrs
northwest and north.
For eastern TeNa-. fair 200 north, .urV,r,
In south portion to-day. cooler ir ,t.' und
south portions; to-mo~ror. f'ir. moderate
north and northeast Winds.
For western TrNas far to-day ">r."' po.-
sihiy showers IN extreme v"s' portion ,pol"r
iu south and west portions, 'o.mprro". 'nir.
some what warmer.
For Arkansag fair to-day preceded by
showers In southeast portion: co"'or. tn-mor-
row fair
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. partly cloudy To-
day; tomorrow, local rains and somewhat
cooler, modernte north and northeast winds.
For New jersey. fair to-day: tomorrow.
unsettled, moderate north and northeast
winds
NEW YORK, oct. is.--The depression
which passed northeastward over the lake
regions on sunday was central near tho
mouth OF the 81 Lawrence River yesterday,
leaving the pressure high over all parts
of tho country and only relatively low In
the middle Mississippi Valley and the
western and southwestern borders OF tbs
country.
II was slightly cooler in the Eastern
States; warmer In the lower Mississippi
Valley and colder in the Northwest, with
freezing weather in Montana, wyoming and
northern Colorado and IN Nevada.
Heavy rain occurred on tho middle and
west Gulf coast and showers fell In the
Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys and
the north Pacific states
In this city the day was fair: slightly
cooler: wind. fresh northwest: averss,
humidity. IS per cent: barometer. corrected
to read to sea level. At A. NJ. so.os;
=. NJ, 3o.12.
The temperature In this city yesterday. a.
recorded by the offlclal thermometer. Is shown
N cd tnhie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13
SEPTEMBER BUILDING FIGURES.

The report Of building operations during
'le month ~ September past compared
With tho same month last year, as given
~ hy superintendent OF Buildings Albert
Ludwig, shows that plans were fled last
month Tor twcnty-eight new buildings,
costing "a total OF SJ.l09.05O. as against
thirty four costing s5,699,4O0 the same
month last year. The classified report
shows mat there were plans filed for one
yelling house costing $4,000. as against
one costing $4,000 the same month last
yer eleven tenement houses. costing a
total Of Sc. 700. 900, as against nine costing
a total ~ 1857 900 the same month last
year Plans were filed for three store and
- against one last year costing $4,000.
Plans We're also fied for two office build
ings costing n total OF sl,225,O 900, AZ
against four last year costing a total of
N365 900. Plans were filed for one fac
'ory last month costing $500. 900, az
against four last year costing a total OF
$4,000 No municipal buildings were
TANNED for last month. as against one the
same month last year costing IS. 900.
Plans were filed for one place Of amuse-
rert costing 100000. as against ten the
-trn- month last year costing a total of
$4,000 There we're plans filed for three
stables md garages costing n total of
$4,000. as against one the same month
last year costing $4,000. and plans were
n.ei for six other structures costing a
total OF sl0.55O, as against three last year
H0S''ng a total of 81 400.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13
EORECIOsIfRE SALES


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
fORK-The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
p9Ai as substituted trustee under the VIII
against stonington Realty Company and
others, defendants
In pursuance Of n Judgment OF foreclosure
and salr. duly made and entered In the above
entitled action, and bearing date the nth
the fsferes in said judgment named viii
ss'i at public Gdetion; a., TIE ExGhanss
Borough or Msnhat;Sn 'e cI,y s Of New Yors
9,eiosk noon on tina, day BY charles 4
BY said Judgment to be Sold and thersin
described a. follow, Az that certain lot,
Being in he Borough 1 Of Mahss,;an. City % Of
New York, bounded and described as fol.
eide Of Cherry stre.t p distant 1a Two SunarsS
nnd ave C2OSl feet two and one half t?h
s"s ] s Of the 'ss fGym .So S oi
Cherry street and the easterly side Of Pike
s bs OF slip rSnn u, thence ,sssry along
naD feet ak and one-half t6nj Inches
thence ,outherly. parallel. or nearly so. with
part Of the distance through party wall
nfty C5o) feet. thence easteriy six t6D inches.
the easterly side Of Pike street. seventy C7ot
s s,'t i9S S - inches TO- point on the north
dred and nineteen t?iol feet four and one
haf tth) inches east OF Pike Street; thence
street thirty seven "V 0s7p fs., .i.S.n " az
inches thence northerly, parallel, or nearly
80, with tho easterly side OF Pike Street.
twenty (2Ol feet ten uo) inches; thence
earterly parallel, or nearly so. with the
northerly side OF water street. twenty. thre =
t2Sb feet eleven and one-half III ~ lnches
thence northeriy, parallel. or nearly 80. with
the easterly eide OF Pike street and for part
ot the distance through party wall. ninety
nine 'tel ieet six 80 Inches more or less 10
'hs P29in, or place o. beginning
state OF facts which may be- shown on n
survey Of said promises made by Francis W
Ford. dated June 2bth. 1908. and certified
hY Francis w. fOrd's sons. and also subject
80 the covenants and conditions contained IN
= grant recorded IN Book u Of CITY Grautp
New York Comptroller's once. page 49,. ~
modified ~ Act Of the Legislature OF the
STATE OF New York. passed In 1889, 50 far
a. Tho same may now be In force.
Dated New YORK. september -, 1914
HENRY \. FORSTER. Referee
MANlEY A. RAYMOND Attorney for
Plun'in, Once and Poet Dfiicc address
ib' Broadsay, Borough OF Manhattan
y. V city.
The following IL a diagram 81 IN. pror
ertN 20 he told; It's street uumhsrH are s2g
Cherry street and iSs and ass water street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13
Mnvementa Of Naynl Vessels.

wAEHINGToN. oct. l2-Gunhoat Chat
tanoogs has arrived at Mazatlan: submarine
Ga and destroyer Dupont at New York
yard dcstrOycrs MacdOnough and Bsale.
tender Tonopah and submarines D-l, D-2,
D-9, Ell and K-2 at Newport; battleship
Utah and despatch boat Yankton at Hamp-
ton Roads, cruiser Cincinnati at shanghaii
battloship Rhode Island at Tamplco. tug
Patapsc0 at Lynn Haven Roads. cruiser
North Carolina At Messina; gunboAt Castins
at Santo Domingo city, battlcships Georgia,
Arkansas and South Carolina at southern
arm grounds, battleship North Dakota ut
Dry Tortugas; bSItleship Nebraska at Rock
land
Tender Cheyenne and submarines HI,
I-2 and H.1 have sailed from Mare Island
for San FrRuc!sVO, destroyer Monaghan,
from rompkinsvile for WhiteStone, gunbpRt
Dolphin, from Gloucester for Annapolis
cruiser Denver from Bilboa for Corinto;
batteship Vermont, from Tamplco for Vera
Cruz, cruiser Des Moines from Vera Cruz
for PfOgreso, collier Pompry, from DeDu
FOR loilo, transport Prairie, from Guam
tanamo TOR santo Domingo city, tugs on
tAriO and Unchs, from Charleston for Nor
folh, destroyer Mccall, from New York for
Newport. cruiser New Orleans, from San
Francisco Tor Puget sound; battleship Nir-
sinia. from Vera Cruz fot Hampton hoa .is,
hLi supply ship Celtic, from Vera Cruz FOR
Key West
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13
TENANTS FOR CITY HoU.Es

=, Nor'h.ngton Whltehouse has leased for
NJ. J. I, Atteroury TO Mrs. +. q. Girls
No.H the dwelling at 10 West Forty-ninth
Ta-f' also leased with BENJAMIN II.
Lumm's FOR Moncure Robinson The dwell
~ Z" ~ East Seventy-sixth street 10
rh,No' Ewart
IN" Real Estate Management Company
r ~, Ieas"d the private dwelling at 7s5
N ts' End avenue for J. j. Dillon TO a.
=, ,ns'elh for term OF three years At
Nboo per annum
Inward y Foley has leased dwellings
Ir retro Giacofre NJ SO west Eleventh
.ret, 20 Andrew Larsen 1871 West Thir-
"',,h street for Joseph L. Buttenweisser
- MIS-. Mccoy. 336 and s37 West Four
'"'n,n street for Mrs Lucieme de Pless
H'fhn' Germany. to Mrs. A. Struiar
thr"e years; 357 West Twenty eight h
T,i''' ror Edward 7. Cody 10 Martin Nc
rfmo'i' and i2i West Seventy second
Merlin ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13

W Allsire. Bebell and ano. w Ehrlich ct al,
Jamishon Bond Co VS. Reynolds 81 al,
GIN Va jamaica Bay Manufacturing Co. ct
a. pruEon vs. Drugon, Hart ct al vs. Ian
caster Sea Beach Improvement Co. Cullen.
as admr., va General Vehicle Co. Woodruff
and nno We stallo ct al. Jung vs. Model
Home building Co 81 al, Vavruska Va Vev-
ruskh, Leimbaoh vs. Leinbach ct al, Herr
men " Jene at al, LASher W Zaret and
sno, Dick, an infant VS. Dick; McGord and
ana, Va Gov et al, Van Tine, eKT. va
kuge; Norma vs. Gordano and sno,. Della
vs. Delta, HsgEs vs. Hsneken and ano, DaVi-
son W Nortons and sno., Fields vs. Nations
ct al Brenner Va Brenner ct al hamburger
Va Muir Land Corporation ct o., Tousssint
Va Long Island X. X, Co, Foster ct al vs.
conHelyea Klein vs. Davis, Highest num-
her reached In "a
County Court - Trial Term Before
Humphrey, ]. Court opens and calendar
called at 10 4; NJ Terry Va l., ! r, r., Co.
Jacobs VS. u, II. II, X, Co. Harris Va Hklyn.
Queens Co Sub Ry. Co. skldmore W
Berthold, fediclni VS. Bkyn. Queens Co. a
Sub. ny. Co, Baumicr vs. Krauss. Hoyt VS.
!. II n, h. co, Loricchlo vs. l.. I. r. Co.
Cowau vs. Coney Island 4 Bklyn Ry. Co,
johnson VS. Van AlS,, schulman vs. II, II.
u II, Co, Tookor W. Blau. Garrett vs. u,
II. X. Il. Co.. Tooker vs. Weiss, Highest
number reached on tho general calendar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13
Incoming vs..eI.-By wireless.

s. Hellig olav, 255 miles eAst 81 Sandy Hook a.
nobn YESTERDAY,
s. Fl Dia, Galveston, III miles northwest O.
Tortugaa NJ noon
Sc ossabav brunswick 10 miles north q
Diamond shoals at noon.
"a Canine. san Francisco, 80 miles souts
OF Cane Hatteras at noon
S. Comet Sabine 2% miles south OF pifmops
shoals AZ noon.
3. Brilliant, New Orleans. i3 miles southwes
OF Diamond shoals at noon
Ss Radiant, SABINE 24s miles eouthweN O
Diamond shoals al noon.
S. Santiago. Progreso, tss miles south o
Sandy Hook At j, "
81 FL Siglo, Galveston, ii5 miles south a
Diamond shoals At y NJ.
IS IroQuois Mobile, 30 miles south OF SAND
Hook AZ L.
So City OF savannah. Savannah. 100 milo
south of Sandy Hook NJ noon
s. T<nnpe. Jacksonville, loi miles south O
Sandy Hook Al moon.
S. Saratoga Havana, is4 miles south OF Sand
Hook AZ noon
S. Guifoii. Port Arthur i6 mile, south e
Sandy Hook at noon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13

:. SEW YORK svPREME COURT. New
York S1 c,ggs t1 ctrRcBWARpENs
NEWS CHCRCH IN THE CITY or NEW
lDkk, P.aiutn. against MARY +. FLoMER-
IF ibe 5a9.'iihua ana as samni'irStr.
Of James A. tlomcrfelt. deceased. anu
Ia pursuance OF Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered ia the
above Untitled acton. ana bearing date tho
me Eeferee Ia said Judgment named, will
.ge!i At PUZZLE auction at The Exchange
Borough Of Manhattan. city Of New York.
On tho 2oth day Of October. islt AZ =
.aii judgment to be sd. and therein de-
Sew York CITY. with the buildings thereon.
.onsistins o. Parts OF iotr Numbers. Three
and Three hundred and eight on a certain
mar entitled Map OF HAZARDS West Farm"
bsyara witch va. sSTyeysd ana ana ,Sis s'S oa;
into lots by Casimlr Tn. Goerck G. =.
lated New York. l7s'i which said 10. is
ulNNtNG AZ point IN the westerly side .,
uortherly from the intersection OF the west
rrlN Side OF Wooster street ami the uortherly
side % spring street and running thence
street twenty Ave feet 20 lot Number Three
HS cf n@ @a ter a Nab.T sSS
drNi and ten, seventy-nye feet to lot Num-
Der .S Threc hnndred aad ninse on saii map.
Three hundred ana nine TWENTY-FIVE feet
and thence ~as'erlv seventy nve fee, TO the
westerly side OF Wooster street. a. the point
of beginning. be said several dimensions
more or less. said premises being now
known as Sumher Ninety seven Wooster
Street and being those which were CON
veyed 10 Louisa c Friedlin. by Max $. Korn
tunmarrledl by deed dated April -. 1895.
and recorded IN the ONCE Of tho Register Of
the city and County 90 New York IN Liher
p S Nsw YORK Sr s.s % 81 page i
EDWARD y. GOODWIN, Referee
HENRY LEWIS NORRIS. Attorney for
Plaintiff. So Liberty street, borough Of
Manhattan. City OF New York
The following Ia diagram OF the prop
erty 20 be SOLD: Its street number is No. o.
Wooster Street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13
MORE BRONX FLATS PLANNED.

"aUs have been filed for two Bronx
gi.ting operations TO involve total out
~ Of about S24O.0 900. The Costing Build
1s Company William C. Costing presi-
lent VIII build on the plot 275xIs2 on the
res, side OF Andrews avenue, 223 feet
-outh OF i79th street. and also on the site
on the east side of Loring place, 1913 feet
north OF burnside avenue, 200xl2O. on
me former thoroughfare a row OF Ave story
'pa-ment houses planned are estimated
% cost $4,000 on the Loring place
tonnage i've FIVE story houses. each 20
''et front, Will be erected. That operation
VIII involve 100000. Neville & Bagge
nav" prepared the plans for both projects.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13
spring Street

Th- approximate amount OF tho lien or
charge to satisfy which the Above-described
property IS 10 be cold, H. Forty ave thousand
two hundred and eighty four H-lOO Dollars
tA5,2si8), with interest thereon from tho
?ith day OF Iune, 1914. together with the
costs and allowance amounting 70 Five hun
dr"d and sixty -four eT-l00 Dollars tS5si 81,
with Interest from July T. 1914. together
with tho expenses of the sale. The approx
mate amount OF the taxes, assessments an
water rates or Other liens. which are 10 DO
allowed TO the purchaser out OF the pur-
chase money. or paid by tho Referee, 10 Two
Dollars N2,llia2l and interest
The premises will be sold subject TO any
state NJ facts which an accurate survey may
show.
Dated, New York Sep, % lalI
EDWARD y GOODWIN Rofer~s