davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
FORECLOSURE sAIEe

81 RENE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
William X. Appeby, plaintiff against
nomas j. Mclaughlin and others defendants
IN pursuance OF Judgment OF ,oreclosur.
80 80 .eiy made and entered In the above
t,,ted action, and bearing date the str day
~ MAY. 1917 !, the undersigned. the referee IN
sac judgment named VIII cell al puoic auc-
t'""' Al the Exchange Sales Rooms Nos l4-is
Fessy street.. in the Borough Of Manhattan
t,ty OF New York. on the 18th dav OF June
1914 at twelve O'Clock noon on nat dav by
jacob H. Mayors. AuCticneer. the promises al.
fecteG by said Judgment to be sold and therein
described as follows:
~ that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land.
With the building and -improyennen,s thereor,
erected, situate lying and being in tie Bor-
o1sh OF Manhattan, City Of New York, bound
e'i anc described as follows:
bosnnlng at a point on the northerly side 20
No Hundred and Twenty-eigh,h street. dis
tant one hundred and FIVE fee, westerly from
the corner formed by the Intersection Of tins
pSlth street and the westerly side OF PARK
Avenue. running thence nOrthsriy part OF thu
distance through party wall, and parallel
Wiz tne said westerly side Of Park Avenue
u r'y.mne feet, eleven inches. 20 the centre
iirc Of the block; thence westerly along said
c"riie line Of the block thirty five feet thence
soutberly again parallel with the said west
civ SIDE OF Park Avenue ninety nine feet
eieNer inches. 70 the northeriy side Of one
Hundred and Twenty eighth Street: thence
easterly. along the said northerly side OF One
hundred and Twenty eighth street thirty-ive
feet to the point 81 place % beginning.
said premises being now known By the Street
Number II Fast l2Sth street
Dated New York. May 18th. 1914
c,,.>.o>. JOHN l.. BERNSTEIN.
Attorneys FOR Plaintiff. IS5 Broadway New
York city
The following is diagram II the property
. DO sold. its street number is II East One
Hundred and Twenty-cighth street CITY OF
New York. Borough OF Manhattan:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Out-of Town Visitors Here to Look Over Offerings OF
Local Wholesale Dealers.

, GRAND RAPIDS. MICH-spring prygoods co
) hesse. carpets and rugs: 1s Cnu,Sh ~, >,
KANSAS CfTY-Jonss store Co: G. huno'
carpets and rugs: IA church 81.
/ LOUISVILLE Bacon & son, Schmtt. car
| pets and rugs: IA Church st: Prince george
READING. PBNN-Lord & Gage; n ? Holmes
carpets and rugs: IA Church -.
/ SEATTLE. WASH-MacDougall soutnVlc'
Co: II Hood. upholstery goods. rugs ana car
pets: 2ll Church st. ~.
ST LOUlS-ScruEys Vsndervoort Barney
u Co. l. Alden. carpets ana rugs ~
church at: Prince George ,,,,,
TACOMA. WAsH-Peopie's store Co; T T I'M
carpets and upholstery goods zig Cnurcn ~ ~.
/ TERRb HAUTE. IND-Root d . 20, w,
Gahr and w Smith. carpets ana rugs -''
Church ST; Prince George. .,.
TOLEDO-Lion u @ co: II ID wall. carpets
and rugs: "a Church II. r.
WAsHINGTON-Wo Woodward e. Lothrop; r
; IPan s boys clothing So th sy barre D G
Co: VI Holmes. upholstery goods ana Cur
pets. ia Church 81.
Miscellaneous.
BALTIMORE-Hoch kohn 4 Co: J Arm
strong. china 30 9Th aV.
DENVFR-DanieIs & Fisher stores Co: e Rea-
gan. leather goods II " I'D ST.
/ DENNER-Danies & Fisher stores Co: Rea-
gan. leather goods: II W 23d ST.
EASTON. PENN-W Iaubach & Sons;
wllauer. house furnishing goods: II Union
So, Hoffman
FALL RlVER--R A McWhirr GO; san
ford. notions. books and stationery %
/ HUNTINGTON W VA-Deardarff. Siser Co.
r. II Sisler, hosiery, gloves. furn goods,
cioaks and millinery: Aberdeen
/ KEOKUK. IOWA-Irwin. Phillips CO.. W
Phillips. laces and notions: y Leonard ST.
Los ANGELES-Muse. Fsiis & Walker; X II
Walker merchandise manager: lilo w sd 81
LOWELL. MASS l. ChalifouX Co; Il W
Montague. uph goods; Hermitage.
MANCHESTER y H-M Kline furs: Albert.
MERIDEN. CONN., J INLAND Co; INLAND.
china and glass; Grand.
NORFOLK. VA-Watt. Rettew & Clay; W r
Carpenter upholstery goods and carpets; IA
Church IT.
Observation-Disclosures Bros; Il Goldman.
general merchandise r Bohn, leather goods;
Mrs l. b Walker. jewelry. clocks and silver
ware: G r Dunn. needlework; Miss A Gug-
genheim, umbrellas Scanned books, Bway
and 32d St
PITTSBU RGH-Frank G. Seder; VI Marks Jew
ery and leather goods: 40 4th az.
ROCHESTDP-IIicke Freeman Co;
Freeman. trimmings: 200 9Th av.
SALT LAKE CTTY-Walker Bros ID @ Co:
Rosenbaum, jobs in basement merchs ndise
go Church st.
sANDCsKY. OHIO-A Wiener general mer-
chandise; Albert.
SOUTH BEND, md G Ellsworth; ROD
inson. general merchandise; 80 W 3Sd St
WASH NGTON-Voodward & Lothrop: Miss
VI Curran umbrellas and gloves; 3A 18th az.
WASHINGTON-Wood & IOthropi A
Hobson. upholstery goods; 3Si Attn av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Dismissed on pension-Ptln.

Dismissed on pensiOn-Ptln. F. j. crazy
Goth, on nolice surgeons certificate at 500
year. Apptd. July !, 1882 1890 -.
Transfcrs-Capts. /. Kreuscher l24th TO TO
18th; David Kane. Eth to lo4th: run
=. Trayer. seth Precinct to bet. Div. as , Act.
Oct. Seret. "a grade; Thomas OConnell' lSC ~
. T.. r.. n. Squad: Z. \. Howell. l35d 10 I'm
7. D.: p. 7. Comerford. 10th to list; r. -
Gleason. 2lst TO 10Th. Matrons Mobile sheridan.
?2d TO S0th: Annie Green. SOth to "a, 'mG.u"
Ptn J. =. A. Taafe, 10TH to li1'n; l.; .
Conroy. 10th 10 18th. oct. Divl Act De'.
Sergt dst Eradel Michael Mealh' ihtn ~ ~
14sth: J. T. Downcv. l5ist 10 10th; Cd grade'
W. l. Asp. IlGth to list. ,,
Assignments-Ptln F. T Gleason. 10th
station house attendant; Thomas OConne,l,
Sergt. I'd grade T. J.. Trayer. to 55tn re- %
command 15Sth pct. Patrick Grady. loyth' ~
command 15lst TO noon. June 7; J. N. Whe1i-
wright, g79th. 10 command precinct during an
sence Of captain on sick report: Sergt H. r.
Bruckman. 42d. TO bet. Div, ten days ,< AG''
Sergt. 1st grade Isabella Goodwin. Oct. DlN. -
10 c. o.. 10 days; Second Grade a: C. LanqHoe,
Oct Div, to D. A. o.. New York, Day
Ptln. VI. p McDonough 18th, to 4h, u I ,.c,S
r. j. Cantwell, 2Sth. and l.. r. Chutoi ,,roa,
20 {. o. 10 days: Peter Bree, 18Th, 10 'ul 90
OF Telegraph, - DAYS; Joseph SmNth' -
Traffic ID. \. to Q. o. 10 DAYS. - lie.
To bet. Div: joseph Henley ls'i pd, ~ T%y
David Gordon. 18th. 10 days; !. +. Kotc4, 10
DIST. and r. W. Miller, 6Sth. days. to -: -. ~.
o, New York: George Charters list uag
James Dalton. 39th. 10 days; p. u. henea'l!,
d A. O.. New York; W. {; Fran1ke. Ssth ,,i .
days, TO y. A. O.. Queens; j. \. Glyhh' n ~
and G W. Moran iSl days. to d, a. o..
New York; j. L. Massie. r.: 65th =, M4 Az eoD
Murray and j. l.. Hopkins. 10th; {. II. E;a,ss.ohh.
iigth: j. Weber 1Gs;h Z. J. McNamee. I4''p
G. y savage 1914 4. r. Hill; ltSth' u l,on
Werle. 2s2d: +. :. Mcknight, 18th; g L. Man Man
ming, a6th: Edgar stephens, 6ist; J. j. C9 sStS:
10th. j. p. Murphy, I'D: T. a. Brady Ls'n
n j FORD, GSd. and r. NJ. McKenna. 4th l.
D.. 10 days. PROXY Ptln. j. a. j. Sauheiu' ~
sA.bool for Recruits. &. o. ~ DAYS
bet Div 10 Manhattan hqrs.-Act. serstss
1st grade II. 9. Muggc. ID j. F. Toner D. l.
Gavnor 9th: T. J. McManus. l6fth' y - -
cunningham. 149th. 10 days; I'd grade !. r
~ T"sssac.o1tinued-ptln. 2. r. Comerford. 10Th
station house attendant; I. :. McNausht. ld'h
to pet Div. To u. \. o.. New fork. X. a.
Holv,en. 1880 station house attendant ,co-
IcAJes (withOut payJ-Pun. ). NJ Me- ,
ro,ct' Sist 80 days; Z. W. Tanch; 4eth,
DAYS: G. Gross. 42d. day; J, 4. keus'n'e'
4"d DAYS: T. y. Walsh. 6jth. DAY.
Application for full pay. approyedII5H,'C.'
bet Sergt. 1st grade J. 2. Murphy Del: Dl.: -
rom April Il 1914. TO May II. on SICK report
Tined-Ptlmen. W. J. Coyle 29th; A api.
: late in reporting. DAYS. ID. v pup0'S
Sis, Feb IA failed TO report. etc, ~ DAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements Of Warships
IFrom The Tribune Bureau
Washington, June !.

ARMY
col y. II. r. LOUGHBOROUGH oOth In
fantry. found iEcapacitated for active ser
roiioTins 8 assignments officers cav. arm. re
Canflv promoted announced: Col. II. II.
BOUGHTON. unassigned; Lieut.. col u. ID.
WALSH Sth Cav; Ma. 6. p. WHITE. 9Th
Lieut. Col c. il. BARTH. adj gen. from
detail in adj. gems department.
Mai f. l.. Rt'FFNER. med: corps. from cu.y
Nm % division. Texas city and from ~:
Missouia. to F., Thomas; to org organize and
F,rs, Lieut. f. r. CLARK, med. reserve
CONS from n Ethan Allen; 10 home.
First Lieut. J. g. PETERSON. coast art.
fron, General Hospital. Ft Blyard and on
evniration leave OF absence 20 IT. Winfield
scott and report 70 commanding officer. coast
defences Of San Francisco. for assignment.
First Lieut. f. MEARS, cav, rom Huty
mndcr Governor OF Panama Canal report TO
Secretary Of Interior for service in connec-
ton with location and construction OF rail-
G Goac OF Of 'I ab.ence: first Lieut. F. G TEST
Infantry, one month; Col. ) T kG Gx sd}-
rem two months: capt ). = FUN meh'
CORDS one month.
: ION, Conn s. II. r. DOYLE. detached com
mand Paulding TO navy yara' New iGih.
Lieut. y. 2. CLIENT, detached Nebraska
to e9'n ma, surg j. r. PHELPS. detached
naval hospital. Boston; TO S3nneGl'ut. -
Passed Asst. Surg. D. H. NOBLE oe'aeheu
passed Asst Surg L. c. WHITE 10 navy
recruiting station. New YORK -.
Cbief carpenter J. T. s. MILLER 10 navy
cy yarp ca HT r. g TwIGd. 10 navy yard.
pa NINA ts' Clerk II. GUILMETTE. appoint
meni revoked. ,,,,>-rr.p .,,ot,,.,.
Paymaster's Clerk A. X HuNlhr' "ppo'n'e''
20 Delaware.
MARINE CORPS.
Mai II. c. REIssINGER. detached once as
ststant paymaster. san Francisco 70 haAd-
quarters marine corps
r.,rsi TIent r. II CONGER detached marine
horracl,s. Boston. and ID Reg med corps
10 marine barracks, Pensacola.
MOVEMENTS or WARsHIPs.
ARRIVED
MAJ as-Tennessee. at North River New OF
leans az santa Rosalia; Yorktown. al
Mazatan. -. o-,..,.. Saturn q,
san Francisco; Arkansas, Florida Norm Ia
kota Utah. Louisiana Mieh,san 800
Hsmnshire and Vermont. at Vera cruz.
fnom exercises at sea. Arethusa' al boooS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
PROPOSALS.

.,,.,IED RIps WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Board o wa',s sSpDy' B 81 ' Psrs
w eh', csntr. and Chambers streets. New YORK
f H,S until II A. NJ on Tuesday. June wh. isif.
Tor for Contract iis, Tor the construction s OF sse
poiuo., sndins from Croton Lake. In Westehes-
.e caanfy' n Y. to the northern boundary
,'a. ~ The City Of New YORK. distance OF
approximately 70 miles Inc poe HH' mas
a, The above place and time the BIDS VIII
b. publicly opened and read. Pamphlets con,
tanning information fr bidders and contract
.s.@Isas can be obtained at the above address.
=, IN. once Of tbs Secretary. by depositins
IN. sum OF ten dollars $1,000 In cash OF we
equivalent for each pamphlet. Fof Isf,hsr
csr,,eulars apply 10 the once OF the friaeipA'
.s.stant Engineer at the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES ". CHADWICK,
JOHN r. CALVIN.
T-o,,r,,.loners Of the Board Of Water Supply
w BRUCE COBB. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
YORK.-German Kahn and ano., as execu-
tors. &c, plaintiffs. against Marie Frank and
others. defendants
and sale. duly made and entered In the above
Untitled action. and bearing date the 10Th day
Os March. 1911. /. the undersigned, the referee
said judgment named. Will sell at publ;
auction. at the Exchange Salesroom. Nos. IL
Ia Nesey street. In the Borough Of Manhattan.
City OF New York, on the 18th day OF June,
1914. At T. O'Clock noon on that day, by Joseph
z. Day. auctioneer, the premises directed by
said judgment 10 be sold. and therein described
as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land
with the blilding and Improvements thereon
erected. situate, lying and being I'm the Borough
u Manhattan, city OF New York. and bounded
and described as follows: beginning al a Doin
on the northerly line OF West Twenty fourth
street at the centre Of a party wall distant two
hundred and eighty-three (2s3) feet and four 90
inches westwardly from the westerly lne or
Seventh Avenue: and running thence north
wardly. at right angles to Twenty-fourth street.
partly through the centre OF said party wall.
eighty 60) feet; thence westvardly, and par
allel with Twenty-fOurth Street sixteen 40
feet and eight 80 inches 10 land Of the Mayor.
Aldermen and COmmonslty OF the City o. New
York: thence southwsrdy along said last men
toned land and parallel with Seventh Avenue,
fourth Street: and thence eastwardly, along
said northerly side OF Twenty-fourth Street
sixteen ds) feet eight 90 inches 10 the place
" beginning.
Dated New York, May 18th 1910
EDWIN II. UPDiKH.
Referee.
EUGENE CoHN
Attorney for Plaintiffs
a Broadway. Manhattan. New York city.
The following II n diagram Of the property
West 18th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
Drug Seller to Go to Prison

Or. Abraham Glickstein. king of CO.
caine sellers" Of 2lS Henry ST., will have
to serve his two years in the Atlanta
penitentiary and pay his 5000 fine for
using the mails TO sell the drug
The United States Circuit Court of APP
peals dismissed yesterday Glickstein's
appeal on writ OF error. He is under
$1,000 bail His brothers, Elias and Isl
dore. who were convicted before Judge
Mayer in the Federal Court as ac-
cessories, were released on suspended
sentences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
WILLS FILED.

ANNA r. CUNNINGHAM May 23), more
than $4,000 real estate. $1,000 personal; in
equal shares TO J. Louis Cunningham. son,
and Elizabeth II. Deeves, daughter. Lach-
man a Goldsmith. attys
PAULINE ROBUSCH (Nov. 80: no real
estate I'm state, not more than $1,000 per
sonal. 500 to pastor Of Church of ST. John
residue two-thirds TO Matilda Brodhag.
niece. third 10 Louise Woerner Amend
& Amend, attys
ALICE DEAN WARD CHAUNCEY; de
tails in anof her column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
FIRE RECORD.

7a5-2E Iilth ST., A Kalansky; no damaRe
p.4O-357 T.. liith St. Interborough H. H.
trifing.
g.43-p r.. 18th St, NJ. TURIN: slight
a.5O-47 W 43d ST. NJ Freeman. slw
lOIO-122 W. 49th ST.. Hotel Bristol, 80,
Il.s5-33gj Third av.. W. Williams shgh'.
=. NJ . ,-,si,g
12.l5-3O0 Il 18th SC. Cetucerri; trinins'
1 .2O-237 Rivington ST.. unknown flnihs'
g.5J-ia2I Park av.. unknown: trinlhs.o,
4.2O-a3T r. 18th ST. +. Stichwah. u,nins'
4 .bO-32j Eighth av., ". Wiiloussn, u'''i"s'
s.40-sg7 First av. unknown. trinihs 40,
6:OO-Front of 60 W. Goth 81, : h.scn cow
G.SO-l45 Orchard = .. I. Goldman si.p
Tl5-4iD Water Fl. Dept. OF street IIeahins
s25
SI0-ss2 Broadway. g Pazanl, lhAnowslnc, 49,
e.sf ia Textnston ave Mrs Gray. 81. 600.
s:so-sI West Slst st. Birnbaum. Aueroeeh a
Co; Sis.oco ,.
lol0-s7s East 10Th ST., Morris Jaeohsoh'
tTifng. , 60.
ll;oo-lis East i25d ct. Michael Gsrev;
trihng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

NATHAN WISE duly 90. l9os); net.
S7I9. i9l OG. real property sos. $40 &c Cash
on deposit So l3l 20. bonds. mortgages.
loans. etc $4,000 81: corporate bonds and
stocks. sl0l. $50 I.egatees. BEETLE Wise.
widow. one seventh estate, as residuary leg
atee; three sons and three daughters. each
receive one-seventh outright or in trust for
life.
NOULETTI THERESA PROCTOR (Dec.
-. 1879. Administrator. William Ross
Proctor: net, 81. sos 90. Two sons and a
daughter each get one third Of estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

rATE OF NEW YORK, OFFICE or THE
secretary OF state. IS; This certificate
issued In duplicate. hereby eertines that the
Electric Contractors Co, me- uoihes,IS s.osA
",toration has fled in this Office on this 9TH
dsy Of May. 1914. papers for the voluntary dis.
.ai,,tion OF such corporation under section Il
~ the General Corporation Law and that "
oa,nars ,herefrom that such corporation has
g.rnriied with said section IN order To be dis
Witness my hand and the seal Of office OF the
secretary Of State, at the city OF Alosny' this
.a.ntv-ninth day OF May. one thousand nine
hundred and fourteen. .-,.,.
""' ,ssaH JOSE r. PIDGEoS,
second Deputy Secretary OF state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
INCORPORATED AT TRENTON

by Telegraph to The Tribune
Trenton, y. T.. June LINTON SASH ana
Elizabeth; samuel Muschel, Harry Keiseh'
Newark - ooo n,
Schuyler Land Co. Newark; S'oGo; w,
G. cox, +. \. Gadds. New YORK; Bergen
Gaddis. Jersey CITY.
sussex Rubber CO.. East Rutherford; rub,
her goods $50. 600. &. i. Teigler AltIeu
Teigilcr. w NJ Sharpe. Rutherford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02

West aith Street.
The approximate amount OF the llen or
charge 10 satisfy which the above DESCRIBED
property is TO be sold, Is 81, ssJ ~ with in,e'.s'
cetber with the costs and allowance amounting
10 N5s %. with interest from March ON; loit'
together with the expenses OF the saIe- Ire az
rrsxt,nate amount OF the taxes. assessments
IND water rates or other liens. when are 20 %
allowed 10 the purchaser out OF IN. purehasaa
money. or paid by the referee Is 49, Nm s
interest; and the property i 70 be sold suoJeC.
80 a erst mortgage OF 81. 900. with Interest
.Sorson from, me 9Th day OF April 1913
DS'eN EDWIN II. UPDIKE,
Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
FIRE DEPARTMENT..

Reinstated-C 9. Schwall, as 4th sIauN
oroman. assigned TO Eng. Go. 20.
Retired-M. j. Howell. fireman Isl sraue'
Eng 10 injured on duty. pension stou
Leaves without pay)-Fircman AN graz.
y i Fleming. Eng. 80. 90 hours fireman Isl
grade j. r. Rooney. Eng. 43. 30 hours mr.,
man 4th grade w. +. Carlock, Eng. - ~ ~
hours: Lieut.. Joseph OHanlon. Ens. %; IL
hours: fireman LIST grade J. +. Hammer H.
l. l3s II hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
COUNTY (OIRT-

CISIONS-HUMPHREY. J.
Mack/AstoIia Veneer Mills. Motion for a
new trial denied.
PeopleWuzzo. Motion for a new trial granted.
People /Madclin lie Comptc Judgment OF
conviction affirmed.
ORDERS.
Pabst/ Straycr. order Of reference TO COM
pute George POlhemus referee.
Ahrens/ Elizabeth + Sanders. order OF ref
er-nce to compute " / Ryan referee.
Van Sclen/ Kuiberg order appointing David
II Mellon referee 10 sell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
SURROGATE'S NOTICES
LINEN AND MOHAIR.

TO the Creditors Of David II. Ogden. deceased:
TAKE NOTICE, that the undersigned, one OF
the next Of kin Of David II. ogden, deceased
late OF Port Dickinson y. Y. will on july &
1914. at 1000 o'clock 4. NJ, apply to the Sur
rosate's court OF BroOme County for Letters
Of Administration upon the estate Of said de
cedent, unGer the provisions Of Sec 1854 OF the
Code Of civil Procedure. relating TO modified
security with consent OF next OF kin. and the
creditors OF said decedent are hereby notified
70 present their claims against said estate 20
Hon BENJAMIN Baker. Surrogate Of Broome
County. az Binshamton. y. J.. on or before
July .. 1914.
CHARLES II. OGDEN
Louis 4. Green. Attorney for Petitioner 60e-T
Kilmer Building. Binghanton. New York
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate Of
the County OF New York. notice is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against
Mary +. Smith. late OF the County OF New
York. deceased. TO present the same with
vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber at hts
place Of transactins business. at the ONCE
Of Theall & Beam. No. 4j Wall St, Borough
OF Manhattan in the city OF New York
on or before the LIST day Of June next
Dated New York. the Gath day OF No
vember. 1918. AUGUST LOBER. Executor.
THEALL & BEAM. attorneys for executor.
45 Wall ct. Manhattan. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02

Part I-TOMPkINS j. Part ll-k EOGH, j.
Calendar at 9:45 a. NJ.
n Alisera Hearn Cons In stove W/Ruth Rlty
Fletcher/NI NH&H Maloncy/ Rodriguez
johnson West 81 Ry Minette /NYW&B Ry
Edwards NYC&HR Falco/NYNH&H
Bennett HIusted Sledzinski/ DUNN die &C
McLeyy/NYC&HR Choloush/Fe Sug Ref
EdderyIRT Marietta /McMullen
The following causes may either he
marked ready or marked over to another day:
Scborck/Ncw Rochelle Renza I'D Ed Cortlandt
Tedford/ Kiaw : Con Berry/NYC&HR
VIVA len /NYC&HR Murray/Ncst st Ry
Kidd /Nhitridge Il Primrose Burke
HAYES 'edar TarnOwska /SikarZycN
Wright/Dr Con Gsretty/Cn Ry Of
Marcus Powers NJ PiCt Grim LehiRh Coal
O'Grady/ kinehart x D Stamm/Purroy
Randall beach keSS/ Levine
Dunn/NYC&HR Keuy/Kerbaugh Con
/ buchanan /Redding Rose nberG/N Nut G
Farley/Wh ~ Argus Parete/Nichols
GazicT/ Yonkers ISee/Occan IS
Hudson Il >ent Cole Harris
Stehlin/C & c Cont Samela/N y & S Ry
Croft /Peskskill Digit Linehan/Silver
Thompson Herman iTackman/ Lebhold Con
Welsh Mayer Brewing Gardella/Pgh Con
Rggio/N Rvs IGardner/N1NH&H
Reilly/NYNH&H
Highest reached, $50.
Special Term MORSCHAUSER j.
u, Vernon 1rett 1T Har Tx ossining
Henders)n/Deye New Castie
Mott peck Lawrence Phillips
Keisey. Smith & col Acker/ Portchester Bk
Dongias Siebrecht/ Siebrecht
Donate /NIetzler Barker Barker
Donate Pickens PaneTi/Nf X STAN Ky
prs e tr1ls OssiningY Neiher/ Oakland Ben II
Uud Riv < T. Trac Oakland Bch EIty/
Morgan Morgan Cheeky
DECISIONS.
BY PI.ATT. !.
Marie s RostWick Sarah T. Carr, as admrX-
Order Of publication.
Re supp proceedings OF Louis Merit, admir-
Robert Dods-Motion granted, with costs.
81 KEOGH J.
Watson /Watson-Annulment OF marriage.
By MILLS, !.
w J Hudson/J + Schlag, Mary Green Ell al
Order of reference TO Arson Fowler.
Esther BernsteinH Fr!end-Pluf allowed 10
amend second amended complaint
BY MORSCHATSER, J.
stawecki/N Y & y II X R-Bond ap-
moved. action removed 60 L court
Paternostro WATSON find for the defend
ant: complaint should he dismissed on The
merits and under the circumstances without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
BY COHALAN.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.

Supreme Court-BLANCHA J.
William Jay/Glovanni parlsi-T Shicis
Belle g Bernhelmer/Sali Adler-W Weiss
BY PHILBIN. j.
Susan Deyin/C W Graham-J Meenan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
--NORk.-Ntllam II. Appeby. plaintiff.
against Thomas J. Mclaughlin ana others
defendants (ActiOn No 9.-In pursuance az
judgment OF foreclosure and sale, duly mad,
and entered In the above entitled action ard
bearing date the 18th day OF Nav 1914 T. tns
undersigned, the referee I'm said Judgment
named, Will sell az public auction at the EX-
change Sales Rooms Nos iI-i6 Vesey street,
In the Borough OF Manhattan, city OF New
YORK, ON the 18th day OF June, 1914. at twelve
CLOCK noon on that day by Jacob II MAY
ers. auctioneer. the premises directed nv said
Judgment 10 be Sold and therein described as
follows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel
OF land, with the building and improvements
thereon erected situate. lying and being IN
the Borough OF Manhattan city OF New York.
bounded and descr bed follows: Beginning
at point on the nOrtherly side Of Que hun
dred and twenty-eighth Street distant seven
" feet westerly from the corner formed ~
the intersection OF the westerly side OF PARK
Avenue and the said northerly side OF one
hundred and twenty eighth Street: running
thence northerly parallel with the said west
erly side Of Park Avenue ninety-nine feet
eleven inches 10 the centre line OF the block;
thence westerly along the said centre line %,
the block thirty i've feet: thence sOutherly
again parallel with the said westerly side 81
Park Avenue and part OF the way through "A
party wall ninety-nine feet eleven inches to
the northerly side OF One hundred and TWEEN
ty-eighth street: thence elstery along the
said noFtherly side Of one hundred and TWEEN
ty-eshth Street thrty-hye feet to the point
or place OF beginning Said premises being
now known by the Street Number 73 East
lsSth Street
Dated, New York. MAY 10Th. 1915
ALBERT UNGER. Referee.
CANNON CANNON, Attorneys for PAIN
tiff. 1876 Broadway. New York City.
The following H. a diagram of the pTops ~
hundred and twenty-eighth Street. City OF
New York IsoTough ~ Manhattan: