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SATISFIED MORTGAGES

tWith name aud address Of lenders attv)
'StE sxissxs, AZ Juy 90 i':d St, So
ssSchorer to Annie Berger: ATTY r Elder.
LOTS 3, s. ! and s. map PSI OF po 'riIS"
HYATT farm. near woodiaUn station Jan
20. l91O.Jno and Annie Early. attvs
iss sffqE sr Ms'k w & ~ % CEDAR 8 5000
1911, sept Is. isiC-Cico FAVOR Ytr fo Marin neh
RRi'er say Bank 81 " s'th 81, atty, T 6
Az c. W cor 10Th st. slslsI..5l--x;sI p 300
n; iso5IRoss Becker 20 Mars', II
Tu, atty, Seward Baker wcstchester'
EhGECoMeE ~. $ cor ION st. s s.'YE"
No H9renthal sno, attys. Calm. y 4 L,
18TH ST, n q. cor Fox 81. 2sxsss,is , ayeS
Nov p lbsG-t,mma & VIM Mechmann 10
Matthias Hancn dndiv & as SURVIVING
cline Hsnen, estrs; atty-. Lexow & Mack.
JEROME AZ, sc cor ,sgd s.. mtg on 'i I.a S"e
70 Hupfels sons, l6ist 81 4 Amsterdam,
sisT ST isi T. ns :isx,os,. july hS;0y y
VIM Wolf; sttys, 4 X II Bloch. 90 Nassau
ALEXANDER Az, sss7.. IS. rs 5 W 'I iSSS
~, soxlo5 June 20, 1905 Adam Epple 70
Geo Ehre' atty, Edw NJ Burghard Iii
Lot 5, map 1897, estate .: oct.yia Mo ""O
Nov. g. lei,mpatrlck Roach to Eugene
Mos. Estate. Inc; atty, L r Co $50
ST, Nicholas Az, Sc COZ 1854 st, Iii. .siiS
Kirslfy 20 Chss Fechhcimer' atty, Q .
9TH Az " cor 6lst ~. e6.2Yso. NAV ..
pi,an }Io Mgls! Nassau e !sSGe RUPERT n, c.s
Mar 80, lslo-,Harrv " and Esther Green.
berg TO Shepherd Kpapp ct al; atty. Wi.
LOT g. WsP H. sgbdiv estate WIN n
Ogden Hishbridss' June 10. iso1-Emms
Haslnp 20 HaIrlet Rsthbone cal Lake
"a TElmira' N " atty Jacob siefel
5TH AZ. n " cor 5sth st, run. is sss'iics tx
" iSx . ioo.lcx las 10 beg Apr 2
AssuE Society; atty, w.sssimsn * X
THeIINITY Az aia? i5sih St iSsS
Herman Ehler'' atty, l. r Co. $50
suIIivAN ST. ga to :as. " +, t 800
june lso6-Ids Maehiz to Chas schiem,
r. is William 81 ,.,..,...',... SIS 900
isii-4Tthur ] ANA Mar r.mir 70 70
lsgS Fort SCHUYLER w.. $500
ioeTH ST 5, $50 = Amsterdam av ?Sv
100 June 20. lsss.payid and Alice l.
du bots de Roulogne' Paris atty. r Dc p
LoTs SIS to 81 map lio5, Brunnsr . ..,a.e
Jerome az and Gun Hill I'd, Feb !, iSis-
MsTrs.n s IS stoad ~ va" Na ss.s
18TH sT 50 10 "a ,av, 25xioos Mar
Mount ~ Vincent Coop Bldg and Loan
Assn, atty, f Leubuschsr I Warren
~ '''''''''' ''''''',,...,s6 900
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EASTERN STAR CHURNS
RIVER IN RECORD TIME
f.. l.. Finch's Motor Boat Wins
Albany and Return Race
Under 10 Hours.

r.. l.. Finch's 30 foot omen LCat Eastern
star won the New York Motor Boat
club race from this city to Albany
and return, and In so doing broke
the record for the course OF go
miles, The Eastern Star competed In
the class for open boats and had to con-
cede hours 55 minutes 10 seconds to Iim-
horton, the only other starter in that class.
Eastern Star completed the course In is
hours ~ minutes 25 seconds, against the
previous figures OF 81 hours.
The race started from OF the clubhouse
at the foot of West l+sth street at 8
o'clock on Saturday morning and after
making the trip to Albany the Eastern
Star arrived back at . :2%:2 yesterday
morning. The winning boat new the nag
OF the New York Motor Boat Club,
There were eight starters in the class
for cruisers, and this event was won by
Charles Dalton's Beta D.. Colonia Y. c..
which had an allowances OF 10 hours 10
minutes 81 seconds on the scratch boat,
Flyaway III, which did not start. j. ~.
Wallaces Thistle. the virtual scratch boat
in this class. finished fourth. DIR. " c.
Pedersen's Respite. Columbia Y. C.. was
second and Smith and GARDENERS Ethatay
New York Motor Boat Club. third. The
time OF the winner was 81 hours %2 min
utes 81 seconds.
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SUMMONsCs

SUPREME COURT. ALBANY COUNTY
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
REALTY COMPANY. NATHANIEL MAYER
sCHILD. ALFRED CHARLES DE ROTH
scHiLp and LEOPOLD RoTHscHILD,
70 THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 10 an.
swer the complaint In this action and to
serve a copy OF your answer on the plain
Tins attorney within twenty days after the
service of this summons, xclusive OF the
day Of service, and In case OF your failure
TO appear or answer Judgment will be
taken against you by default for the relief
demanded In the complaint,
Trial desired In Albany County.
Dated Albany ". Y, June ls, lslt
THOMAS CARAODY, Attorney General and
Attorney for tho Plaintiff, once and
Post Once Address, Capitol. Albany. N. Y
To the defendants Nathaniel Mayer
Rothschild. otherwise Lord Rothschid. Al
fred Charles de Rothsehild and Leopold de
Rothschild:
The foregoing summons 10 served upon YOU
by publication. pursuant 10 an order OF Hon
Alden Chester, a Justice OF the supreme
Court Of the state Of New York, dated the
sSth day Of June, 1914 and nisd with the
comp sint in the once Of the clerk OF
Albany County: az Albany New York, on
THOMAS cARMopy, Attorney-Gsnsrsi and
ATTORNEY for III. Plaintiff One. ard
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POLO INTEREST UNFLAGGMG.
Larry Waterbury and La Moutagne
90 Play for Great Neck,

The first polo match In a series to be
played for the governors Gun at the
Rockaway Hunting Club grounds al
cedarhurst Is set for this afternoon II
will be Interesting because the lneup OF
the teams engaged show that American
players intend to keep in training with
the idea OF producing a team to challenge
England FOR the international Gun As
soon as the matches at Meadow Brool,
were over year ago the Big Four dis
banded and polo was forgotten by the ton
notchers until II came time to practin.
for the defence OF the cup this season.
Now Larry Waterbury and Rene La
Montague. both members OF the American
team, are scheduled TO play with GrAa,
Neck this afternoon. Lined up agains,
them will he the Cooperstown four. which
caused sensation two years ago. II
liz from such teams as the Cooperstown
that hope OF general Improvement in
American polo may be expected. and the
contest this afternoon will be watched
with interest by the officers OF the Polo
Association. who are confronted with the
task OF producing a winning team by next
summer II possible. The teams will line
up as follows;
Great Neck--J Watson Webb. No
r. La Montague No. 2 L. Waterbury
No. 3; j. G. Milburn. Jr.. back
Cooperstown--L f. Stoddard. No. I.
c. c, Rumsey. No. g G. y. BeadIeston
No 3; Malcolm Stevenson, back.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT County
o. New York. TRUST COM.
PANS Plaintiff against REGINA HOFFMAN,
and others. Defendants
In pursuance Of a Judgment of foreclosure
and sale. duiy made and entered ia the
ltth day Of June. igit !. the under
slEned the referee In said judgment named.
VIII sell at public suction. at the Exchange
Sslesroom, Nos. l4-lS Nesey Street. in the
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New York,
on the goth day OF July. iisit A. y O'clock
Auctioneer. the premises directed by said
as follows:
ALL those certain lots Of land. with the
buildings thereon erected. situate. lying and
being In the Borough OF Manhattan city
BEGINNING at a point on tn. north.rIy
side or one Hundred and Thirty-third Street
ulsthnt Two hundred and ten feet westerly
from the northwesterly corner Of Fifth
Avenue and One Hundred and Thirty third
WITH Firth Avenue. Ninety mine feet Eleven
inches; thence westerly. parallel with. one
hundred and Thirty-third Street. Fihy feet :
thence toutherly. parallel with Fifth Avenue
Ninety nine feet Eleven inches 10 the
northerly side OF one Hundred and Thirty
northerly side Of one Hundred and Thirty
thlrd street. FIFTY feet. to the point or place
Dated, New York. June .sth. 1911.
,,e,., SAUL !. BARON Refere.
BOWERS and SANDS. Attorneys FOR plain
IN. - Cedar street borough of Man
haitian. CITY Of New York
the following l. diagram Of the property
70 ne sold; lis street Numbers are 4; and IL
West lasrd Street.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County
OF New Nork-LINCOI.N TRUST CON-.
PANY, Plaintiff, against RAY MAISEL and
In pursuance OF a judgment Of foreelosur.
and sale duly made aud entered In the
18th day Of Jun. 1914. J. The under.
signed. the referee In said judgment named.
VIII sell at public auction, at the Exchange
Sal-sroom, Nos. I-lo Nesey street In thA
Borough OF Manhattan. cay OF New York
on the Goth day OF July lsl. AZ ~ O'clock
Auctioneer, the premises directed by said
Judgment 10 ne sold, and therein described
All those certain lot. 81 land with tn.
buildings thereon erected, situate, lying aud
being In the Borough Of Manhattan, CITY
Beginning At point on the northeriy
side OF one Hundred and Thirty third Stres<
distant Two hundred and sixty feet westerly
from the nOrthwssterly corner Of Fifth
Avenue and one Hundred and Thirty third
with Fifth Avenue Ninety-nine feet Eleven
inches: thence westerly, parallel with Ons
Hundred and Thirty street. Fifty feet;
thence southerly. parallel with Fifth Avenue,
Ninety. nine feet Eleven inches. 70 the
northeriy side OF one Hundred and Thirty
northerly side Of one Hundred and Thirty
third street, Fifty feet TO the point or place
Dated, New York June 2Sth, 1910
BOW Frs and SANDS, Attorneys for Plain
tim. 46 Cedar street, Borough OF MAn.
haitian. city Of New York
The following II a diagram Of the property
to be sold; It's street Numbers are 10 and 81
West issrd street
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY or Nry
Y nnk-AMAIIE ne 'NR - IL - ~ '

suPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
loRK-AMALiE DE vRiEs, also known az
AMAL1A de NRIES, Plaintiff, against
NICHOLAS G. SEEDoRF, ALBERT
rsCHiPKE. and others, Defendants
In pursuance Of a Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered in the
above entitled action and bearing date the
tenth day Of June. 1914. I, the undersisned,
the Referee in said Judgment named. viii
sell at public auction. at The Exohanee
salssroom, Nos, i,ls Nessy St, in the
Borough Of Manhattan, City OF New York
on the seventh day Of July, 1914 at Il
o'clock neon on that day; BY Joseph p,
said tudsmsnt 10 he sold. and therein de.
scribed as follows:
All that certain lot piece or parcel Of
land, with tho buildings thereon erected
situate, lying and being in the City Of New
York, bounded and described as follows:
Of Park or Fourth Avenue, distant seventy
hvs feet eleven inches Southeriy from IL.
One Hundred and seventh Street. runni' 2
thence westerly, parallel with One Hundred
and seventh street. seventy ave fset; Themes
southerly. parallel with Park Avsnus,
Iwenty;h feet; thence Essteriy again,
Street, '.yen,y.n"e fs.t 20 III, i"' ws sssniS
side Of Park Avenue; thence Northsriy
along the Westerly side Of Park Avsnue
tHsnty-hye feet to the point Of bsginnInE
Dated, New York. June II, 1914
WM II KLENKE, Referee.
EDGAR PiTskE: AmorAsy for Plsintir
B1csaS sss M Nan Sd9F', City No. 1855
The following Is a diagram OF the property
TO he sold; It's street No, IL itN Park
A,enue, Manhattan, ~, " city.
10Th Street
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sURRO0ATEs' NOTlCEs.


SUPREME cQuhT. new YORK COUNTY
pos + arcK HTsi;S e. .AufaI,ScLoss
County clerks No sssssnisis '"''"''
In pursuance OF an intsrocutory ,Juds-
and hled and entered herein on June lin
81 New Y o the ' und.fsian.S' the Rsferss
In said interlocutory. judgment named, will
s pue NS isf' s 2esy Street s E'i ia *:
Borough Of Manhattan, city Of New York.
90 nS S5S Gay B s. any i .nnsy '" sus
,ioneer. the premise. directed BY said Inter
=, Al. that certain plot piece or parcel o.
,T. y5Pr n. .d being H eve
h Ini County ,s,y and s,;t' Of N.w York "n nd
4 .Iceris!n map entitled MAP % lands in n.
isth Ward of the city OF New York near
barney Bss.r. Ssssa.sd, Surveyed by Edwin
p g., Smith tf dated It, NAY is,h i';s" and nee
New York. on July 2. 1875. which is de-
'cI,ssd a. teiiows; - -.
.ds 81 west isis, stree, distant II" sss sss se.t
ss,,srly from the ln,srsectlon o. n:
the westerly side Of Broadway as now monu'
nented running thence north referring to
westerly line Of land nov or lat. Of Adelaide
!" Cross ana Mar, y crook lssS feet to
the westerly eide OF Broadway, said dis
lance being measured along a line which
bears south S. degrees 90 minutes Is
seconds west. referring TO the 10th Avenue
meridian and which runs from point IN
the westerly side OF Broadway, distant
lSYi5 feet north from the intersection Of
the westerly Side OF Broadway with the
northerly side OF West islst street: thence
westerly along said last mentioned line
which Is tho southerly line Of land now or
late Of James Gordon Bennett, 50 feet;
thence southery referring 20 the 10th
Avenue meridian In straight line and along
he essterly line Of land Of the MLnlster
Elders and Deacons oN the Reformed
Protestant Dutch Church Of the city Of
New York. 2Oj 90 feet 10 point on the
northery side Of West itlst Street distant
az ls6 feet westerly from the Intersection
~ the westerly side OF Broadway with the
nor'herly side Of West lsist street; thence
easterly. along the northerly side Of West
irst street. $685. feet to the point or place
OF beginning
Dated. New York civ. June 18Th. 1914
EDWARD =. FOWLER, Referee
BANA&D l.. PECK, Attorney for Plaintiff.
IS Liberty street Borough OF Man
haitian, New York city.
GtRDD< BUCK, Defendant In person and
Attorney for defendant Henry
Auchincloss, lta broadway. Borough of
Manhattan. New York City.
DANIEL. BURKE, Attorney for defendant
Lucy - W Baker - Pine street.
Borough ~ Manhattan New York city.
The follow Ing Is diagram Of the premises
IN be sold; II has no street. number
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

a.s......- 1890 $1,000 -.---s-s-J~~
under the last VIII and Testament OF
William De witt deceased. Plaintiff.
In pursuance OF a judgment OF foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered in the
s s,,S snt,lsd sStiCr and bearing DAT. ne
the referee in said judgment named, will
sell at public auction. al the Exchange
saiesroom, No. 1918 vesey street. in the
Borough of Manhattan. City OF New York.
noon on that day, by JosEPH r DAY,
Judgment to be sold and therein described
:. ALL that lot OF land In the Borough o,
Manhattan, city Of New York and state Of
bounded and described as Follows! BE-
GINNING at the corner formed by IL.
Intersection OF the southerly side Of 10Th
street with the westerly side NJ Columbus
Avenue running thence westerly along the
:outheriy side OF 7e,h street. u. feet 6
wall: thence southerly parallel with Column
bus Avenue and part OF the way through
the centre Of SAID party wsii, 7s feet 1
Inches; thence easterly parallel with 18th
street; Is feet inches 10 the westerly side
81 o UoiGmhus Avenue. and thence northerly
Avenue. rs feet inches to the point or
place Of beginning
Dated. New York, Jun. 6, 1914
JOSEPH UII.MAN. Referee.
kfDpLE MARGFsoN. ATTORNEYS FOR
S IlsIsStin iIs s,yesdwss Borough OF
The following 1, a diagram Of the prop.
s,rty 70 be sold Its street Number Is 100
West 7eth St
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p ., NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY
or NEW fDRk-katharins Il jackson and
I'nS S iruSees, etc, plaintiffs, against
h',as =. Cohen and others. Defendant
n pursuance OF judgment Of foreclosure
ana sale duly made and entered in III.
Ih gay OF June, 1914, l. the undersigneI
thn Referee IN said judgment named Viii
Ssh AZ pubic auction. at the ExchanEa
Saiesro9m Nos. lt.i6 Vesey street i'm ~.
Borough OF Manhattan, CITY OF New ynrL
on ths .oth day OF July, 1911 at /. o'clock
AuclIoneers. the premises directed bv ssid
as follows: ' '"e's'h described
I'LL that certain lot. piece mr. narc.i =,
.1,,a. WIN me building thereon erect.d
u,uate ylnk ana being In the Borough ~
des"rIs.S n. IN IN, OF New York bounded and
bGSiNNiNG at point on the southerlv
s,as OF llIth street, distant three hunurad
anu MY ,s5ol feet easterlv from The cor
III inprmei pS the Intersection OF the oasi
~ me o, second Avenue and the southeriv
s"n,hor, itin street and running thence
smndnsrS parallel 18th Second Avenue one
centre line OF the block; thence ss,a vi
,h.s sara centre line twenty-five (eb1 fee,
Smss hortherly on line parallel ui,h
99ggi.ppnu AVENUE one hundred l0oI feet eleven
str nchss 70 the southerly side OF iI5tb
or beginning p'"' OF place
Dated. New York. June Gath. 1s,.
Nrnn, n,u JOSEPH c. Levi Re,.r..
p,ISN BoRLAND. Attorney Tor
Ssw ,n, Va, % Cedar Street Manhattan,
The following " a diagram of tho
ll7th: hummer Is 3ss E.
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FINISHES SEASON UNBEATEN.
Nathan strauss Denver Crowned
King Of Harlem Speedway.

Denver. the gray trotter owned by
Nathan Straus, finished the season with
a clean record when she defeated Emily
H., owned by I. v. Hunt, yesterday In the
final spring meeting Of the Road Drivers
Association Of New York In the champion
ship trotting class at the Harlem Speed
way Emily II. made hard night In
each heat, but Denver had the greater
speed The time for both heats was
:06.
Elsht silver cups were awarded the
winners Of the most points for the season
after the meeting The presidents cup
went to Mr.. Straus. Oother cup winners
were |. v. Hunt, DR. j, II. Fraster, James
A. Kennedy r. j. Corners, w. +, Don
nelly and Arthur Mullady,
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Time Trial Figures Shozv to Resoh1te's Adpantaoe
REs0LUTE REACHES BRISTOL.
Minor Changes In sails and HuiI In
Prospect.

BRISTOL. r. l., June 2s.--The cup sloor
R'solute arrived here this forenoon in tow
OF her tender the Cape Cod. in charge Of
Manager Robert w. Emmonds I'd. The
Yachts sails were stripped before she ar
rived at her moorlngs Off the Herreshofr
shop.
The boats appearance IL due to a defect
discovered at the coneband at the bow.
spirit end which gave trouble. both under
the single and double head rigs. Designer
Nat Herreshoff has taken the craft In
charge to nj new bowsprit and to
generally overhaul her. There will he
some minor changes IN hull and sails be-
fore the boat leaves for the next contests
at Newport beginning July T.
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l33rd street,
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, 10 satisfy which the above describ a
property Is to be sold, Is Forty-two thousand
Two hundred thirty and $4,000 dollars
Cst2. 2s0.5 So, with interest thereon from ths
sth day of June 1914 together with thx
costs and allowance amounting TO -Four
hundred sixty eight and Ol-lO0 dollars
fS4ssOil with interest from June IS 1910
together with the expenses OF the sale, The
approximate amount OF the tsNes, assess.
ments and water rates, or other Hens which
are 20 he allowed N the purchaser out ~
the purchase MONEY or paid by the Referee,
Is Si lSo.75 and iAerest,
Said premises VIII be sold subject 10 any
state ~ facts which an accurate survey
would show, and to the rights, II any. OF the
tenants If said premises
Dated, New, York June 2Sh, 1914
SAUL J, PAROS. Referee
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SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
NORk-MNrtills Floranue Hendricks and
Harmon W. Hendricks, rs executors Of ana
Of Henry II. Hendricks. deceased. PLAINTIFFS,
against Santo Fiumefrcddo aud others, Ce-
PENDANTS
In pursuance OF a judgment Of foreclosure
aud Sale. duly made aud entered In tn.
above entitled action and bearing date the
the referee in said Judgment named. viii
sell at public auction. At the Exchange
Borough Of Manhattan. CIV Of New York
on the 3oth day OF June, 1914. at IL o'clock
noon on tina, day. by JOSEPH p. DAY Auc-
tioneer. the premises directed by said judy
ment to be sold. and therein described 10
parcel Of land. With the building and i'm
and being In the Borough OF Manhattan ot
the city OF New York, in the County and
fe c sfTNN IS%9d az 'p pain. "s
southerly aide of Twenty-ninth street. dis-
tant one hundred and twenty b2Ob feet
second Avenue and Twenty. ninth street:
running thence southcrly. parallel with Sec
ond avenue and part % the distsnc. through
Inches to the centre line Of the block: thencs
westerly along said centre line Of the block
with said second Avenue and part of tbs
distance through another party wall ninety"
erly side ~ Twenty ninth street; and thence
essterly along said southerly side Of Twenty
ninth street ,ysn,g 'sG, isst to tho p9in,
now known by the street number $50 East
g9th Street.
- PHILIP J. McCOOK. Referee
SAMUEL RIKER, IR. ATTORNEY for Plain.
n IN; 10 C Gsa.r street Borough of M1n-
The following Is diagram ~ the prop,
Fry Fry, 20 ls,h oe sold, 500 Its street number Is 40
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sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

CARR; CHARLES II. In pursuance of an
Surrogate Of the County of New York. not. c
10 hereby given 70 al persons having claims
Of New York. deceased, to present the same
with vouchers thereof TO the subscriber, at
Of Michael J, Koran. No, rs Brosdwa ss
Manhattan. in the city of New York. on Or
Sat.a Nss yort IN. s I5,1 DAY u g J.nS n:rt
i:is; Lucy MCGUIRE. .EI.eutri.
trix, asa Broadway New York City.
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Tho approximate amount of the lien or
charge, 10 satisfy which the above described
properly Is 10 be sold. Is Thirty-eight tnou-
sand eight hundred eighty nine and 2l-iOO
lS9ksty2ll dollars. with Interest thereon
from the 2sth day Of April, 1914. together
With the costs and allowance amounting to
-Four hundred eleven and 35-lOO Ntli35J
dollars with Interest from May ~. 1914, 10.
sether with the expenses Of the sale. Tho
approximate amount Of the tsxss. assess
ments and water rates. or other Hens. which
are 10 be allowed to the purchaser out OF
Is Four thousand Ave hundred 90 500 ooj
dollars and interest.
Dated New York. June G. 1910
JOSEPH ULf.MAN. R.fcrs.
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Rain again necessltsted the postpone
ment OF the Brighton Beach Motordrone
cycle racing card last night. "Wednesday
night will see the running Of the one
hour motor paced race that was to have
been the feature Of last nights card. The
race will be the longest No far this season.
Jimmy Moran and Peter Drobach. Bobby
Wslthour. Leon Didier and Menus Bedell
will comprise the field
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PoGr WARRINGTON. l.. l., June as
Charles ~ IIydo's little unnamed yacht OF
the new due, class won the race for that
class At the Port Washington Yacht Club
to-day. Promptly at o'clock the thirteen
entrants crossed the line and for the irs,
leg OF the Iace they were close together
After that Mr.. Hydes boat forged to the
front and was new; headed, winning by
over four minutes from the entry OF T.. v
Wills. The summary
PORT WASHINGTON YACHT cit + DuCK
CLAss-CouRSE, -. MlLEs-sTART
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The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above described
property IL to be sold. IL Fifteen thousand
eight hundred sixty and az lo0 dollar
81 j,S60.3b with Interest thereon from the
18th day OF May, 1871 together With the
costs and allowance amounting 10 Three
hundred siNty-three and 0S-1O0 doIlars
with interest from the first day OF June
1914. together with the expenses Of tho sale
The approximate amount Of ~" taxes as
sessments and water rates or other liens
which are 10 he allowed TO the purchaser
out Of the purchase money, or paid by the
Referee. Is Three hundred seventy-two and
os-lO0 dollars and interest
Dated. New York, June 5th, 1914
PHILIP !. McCOOK, Referee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-29

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The Approximate amount OF the liam o-
charge, to satisfy which the above d CSC ribsa
property 10 to be sold. 10 Twelve Thousand
three hundred and ninety. three Ss-i00
day of June lelt, together with costs and
allowance amounting 10 Three hundred and
'hfty nine N-iO0 Dollars with interest from
June 10, 1914, together with the expsnsss
ot the sale The approximate amount OF
the taxes assessments and water rates or
other liens which are to be allowed 10 n.
purchaser out Of tho purchase money or
nifty eight oB-l0o Dollars and interest
Dated, New York, June u. 1914.
VIM n KIESKE Refsrss