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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
EORFCIosURF SALE,

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORk-Betty Gusthal, PLAINTIFF, against
Giuseppe zito and others. Defendants.
In pursuance OF a judgment Of foreclosure
above-entitled action and bearing date the
l6th day Of october, 1914. I. the undersigned
the referee in said judgment named. will
cell at public auction. at the Exchange
Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New YORK,
on the i2th day Of November 1914, a. -
o'clock noon on that day, by Henry Brady.
Aucuoneer the premises directed by sad
Judgment to be cold, and therein described
us follows:
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land. with the building thereon, situate In
the Borough OF Manhattan, city Of New
BEG1NN1NG at point on the southcriy
eide OF East one hundred and Tenth street
distant one hundred tlO0b feet westerly
along the same from tho corner formed by
hundred and Tenth street and the westerly
eide OF First Avenue. running thence south
crly. parallel with the westerly side OF First
Avenue. and part Of ,hs way through a
to the centre line of the block; thence west
eriy along tho said centre line of the block
twenty tve feet; thence northcrlY, parallel
with the said westerly side OF First Avrnus.
wall, ono hundred feet eleven inches. to tho
southerly side OF East one hundred and
Tenth street: thence easterly along the
routherly side of East one hundred and
Tenth Street, twenty i've feet to the point
or place OF beginning.
Dated. New York october 10, 1914
JOHN O'RYAN. Referee
BOWERS a BANDS. Attorneys Tor Plsintlr
city.
The following Is diagram Of the prop
ertv TO be sold. Its street Number Is 3lt
East 10th street;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
BANKERS HERE PLAN
41-2 CENT COTTON LOANS
Southern Institutions May Ad-
vance More-Mr. Harding
at Conference.

An extended conference OF bankers. at
cral Reserve Board, was held yesterday at
the Chase National Bank for the purpose
OF discussing plan for financing the cot
ton crop. The conference lasted until well
into the evening and toward its close
Albert II Wlggin. president OF the Chase
bank and chairman of the conference. an
nounced that he would not give out any
statement and that he doubted II any
word would he forthcoming from any one
present at the conference.
Among those present at tho meeting
were w. =. q. Harding OF the Federal
Reserve Board, Alexander J. Hemphill,
president OF the Guaranty Trust Com
pany; James s. Alexander. president OF
the National Bank OF Commerce Francis
l.. Hne. president Of the First National
Bank Festus j. Wade. president OF the
Mercantile National Bank OF ST Louis
, and author OF the Wade plan for raising
n 1850. 900 900 pool Walter T. Frew. pres
ident Of the Corn Exchange Bank Lewis
l.. Clarke. president Of the American EN-
change National Bank. and q. w Sim
monds. vlce-president OF the Slmmonds
| Saw Company OF 81 Louis.
In spite OF the statement Of the COM
inttee that II would have nothing to give
out In regard to the conference II was re-
ported on the best Of authority that wha,
the bankers were considering was that a
pool should be formed to purchase ccrtln.
Gates issued against cotton warehouse re-
ceipts. The proposition is said 20 Include
two classes OF certificates to be- known
as class a and class r. The first are "a
ne taken nv the Northern and Western
banking institutions on the basis or cotton
nj 90 cents mound. while the class Il
certificates will I've taken nv the Southern
banks on the basis OF cotton At cents a
pound
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
VANDERBILT QUITS MORE BOARDS
Peel. There IL Growing Sentiment
Against InterIocking Dirrctorates.

Frank \ Vanderip. president OF the
National city Bank. in addition TO re-
signing from the board OF directors Of
he Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
many, It was learned Yesterday, viii leave
the boards OF the Missouri Kansas and
Texas the Seaboard Air Line and the
Norfolk Southern. II Is understood that
ne may further lessen his activities as
a director as he now Is a member OF
nearly thirty boards Mr. Nanderlp's
-sason for resigning is said to be due
% a desire to give more time to the
banks South Amertcan business. and II
SAID he feels there is growing public
sentiment against interocNng direc-
'prdt's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
TELLS CAN COMPANY REBATES.
Payments by Tin Plate Company
Put at 81 900, 900 . Year.

Testimony concerning an alleged secret
rebatlng agreement between tho Ameri-
can Can Company and the American
sheet and Tin Plate Company. ono of
the subsidiaries OF the United States Steel
Corporation. was given yesterday before
Special Examiner Edward G. Hacker In
the Governments Sherman law dssolu-
ton suit against the American Can Com
pany.
Charles II. Dennmann, an exert public
accountant. testified that the can COM
pany had been receiving the rebates from
the tin plate company since the formation
Of the former concern. lie said that the
rebates increased from 100000 the FIRST
year TO $1,000. 600 last year
William w Corlett OF the United States
steel Corporation also testified as 10 the
close relations between the can company
and the tin plate company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS will he received by the
Board OF Water supply. az Its orlces,
twenty-second moor Municipal Building
Park Row. Centre and Chambers Streets.
New York CITY, until II NJ on Tuesday.
November 10. 1874 for Contract i60-foT the
construction OF the Moodna Siphon Supple
mentnry shaft ana tunnel OF tho Cniskill
aqueduct, Tho shaft will be about 900 feet
deep and vii be sunk from an existing tun-
ncl $40 feet from tho surface Of the ground.
The. tunnel VIII he about 500 feet long
Both viii be in solid rock. viii be lined With
concrete and viii have a finished diameter
OF about II feet Tho work Is near the west
shore ~ the Hudson river, In the town OF
Cornwall, orange county. Nav York
In the performance OF this contract. time
will be deemed OF the essence thereof and
the provision for liauidatsd damages Will De
enforced
Al the above place and time tho bids will
be publicly opened and read, Pamphlets
containing Information for bidders and con-
tract drawings can Ia obtained at the above
address. az the once OF the Secretary, by
dep0st'ng the sum ~ ten dollars tl0D In
cash or So equivalent for each pamphlet
For further particulars apply TO the 0tfic.
NJ tho Principal Assistant Engineer at the
above address
CHARLES STRATUS, President
CHARLES CHADWICK,
JOHN r, CALVIN,
commissioners Of the Board OF water suppiy
W. Bruce Cobb, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
DEposTToRs ExoNERATE voGEL
write tn widow That They blame
OnI, si.gcl for Crash.

The date Of the meeting OF the depos-
rars Of the insolvent bank OF Henry
Siegel and Frank T.. Nogel has beer
changed from TODAY to tomorrow. 1t
vas announced yesterday by Chairman
4 Mailer. ll2 East Fifteenth street. The
place Of meeting Is the University Set
cement. lSi EldridGe street Aside from
'4e transaction OF important business, ad-
'res-es with reference to the death o,
frank Z NoEel will be made by Rabbi
Wa" and other prominent speakers.
N letter sent by the depositors To
Ms Vpgrl the deposi'ors say that at n
line during the bankruptcy hearings or
'terward have they had any hard feel
'0rs toward Mr.. Nogel His partner, they
ssy. has always been the target OF their
accusatiur'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
LINER METAPAN Is FLoATED.
United Fruit Boat Towed to Dry
Dock for Repairs.

The United Fruit steamship Metapan,
which was rammed on Thursday while
inbound from the Caribbean by the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS freighter Iowan and
grounded In shoal water on the east side
OF the Ambrose Channel. was hoated yes
terday afternoon. after she had been
pumped ont by the Merritt Chapman
wreckers She was taken to dry dock In
South Brooklyn by the tugs W +. Dali
zell. r. Il. Dalzell and Howard e. Moore
and the wreckng steamer Commissioner
She will he overhauled and repaired
and may be in commission In about two
months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-The Farmers Loan and Trust Com.
PAM as substitnted trustee under the WI
against Stonington Realty Company and
In pursuance Of judsmen, Of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered In the above
entitled action, and bearing date the lith
m. referee In said judgment named. viii
seli a, pubic aue,ion;, at the Exchange
Borough % Manhattan, city OF sew YORK.
on ne 25th day OF october 1914. at II
" said ,judsmSn, to 10 soid. aud therein
piece or parcel OF land. situate. lying and
being IN the borough OF Manhattan. City. OF
lows beginning at a point on the southerly
sids of cherry street distant two hundred
inches easterly from the corner formed BY
The Intersection Of the said southerly side OF
street or slip; running thence essterly' along
ths southerly side OF Cherry street, thirteen
thence eoutherly. parallel. or nearly so, with
the eastetly slde Of PIKE street and Tor a
y 81 TEE . hsnSs ,sSqFh .s P : nc s
hence soHthsr,y' parsllel or nesrly 80. with
erly eide OF water street distant two hun
S Sa ara .a. 81 s s .Gq ana n.ns.
Westerly. along the noriherly side Of water
street. ,hirty.seven t?D feet steven ~
= -
So with the easterly eide Of Pike street
twenty t20) feet ten u0b inches: thence
easterlN, parallel. or nearly so. with the
northerly side Of water street. twenty three
t2s) feet eleven and one half tiitD Inches.
thence northery. parallel. or nearly So with
the easterly side OF PIKE street and for part
Of the distance through party wall. ninety.
the point or place Of beginning
said premises VIII be sold subject to any
state Of facts which NAV be shown on a
survey Of said premises made by Francis W
Ford dated June 25th 1908, and certified
by Francis w. Ford's sons, and also subject
, 10 the covenants and conditions contained in
a grant recorded In Book - OF City Grants.
New YORK Comptrollers once. page 1877. as
3 modified by Act Of the Legislatur OF the
state OF New York. passed In 1859, so far
as the same may now be In force
Dated New YORK. september %. 1910
- HENRY A. FORSTER, Referes
mANLEY A. RAYMOND. Attorney for
Plaintiff. once and Post once address,
1856 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan.
n Y. City
The following Is a diagram Of the prop
/ erty to he sold. Its street numbers are aAa
| Cherry street and $50 and ass water street,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
LONGER COURT DAY Is URGED.
supreme Court justices 10 Discuss
Lengtbe ming Sessions.

4 considerable sentiment has developed
In favor OF lengthening the days sesslons
OF the Supreme Court. and the Justices
will meet next Monday night to consider
The advsability OF adding a half hour or
an hour either at the beginning or at the
end OF the SEES! ION.
An extension is favored in order TO ex-
pedte business, and is opposed by law
yers and others who would be compelled
TO give up more OF the day 10 attendance.
The present time OF the sessions Is from
1890 A VI to L NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
LIGHTENS BAN ON OIL STOCKS.
Com mittee Permits Trading O.
Lower Levels.

The committee on unlisted securities
which Is working in cooperation with the
Stock Exchange authorities announced
yesterday that II had decided TO reduce
the minimum prices at which trading
would be permitted for number OF
Standard OF stocks. The concessions
made are not uniform and cover only n
limited number Of issues
THE average reduction is about per
cent. The step vas taken TO facilitate
liquidation where by lowering the mini
mum prices slightly large sales could be
effected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22

cludes ali the eases on the June. 1915 eilen-
supreme Court--Trial Term-Part lie
J"F' r SsH'f iv.n.tdre ntnedie, rart "
KKe Kelly Court open. at 10 A NJ bay
b calcndnr-Nos 1859, tl7. 1853. tlal, 1850
ssss5 s 49, 49, ,, 32 , 5 ,5 s s5 s,s
$3.50. 39is The balance OF the DAY caieud At
stands over un,ii October a. Highest num-
County Court--part lv-Ietore Dixie. J.
Court oPe"s sss 70 ~. SEP S s2Gnd ar
a7s2 s7S5 27s7 The following causes il
answered ready. VIII DC passed for the day;
SHs 2S;Si graz S7'O 27'i' '''s .7''' s''s'
County Court-Part I---Betore Roy. J.
Rubin. att, &. lev; Max Cohen, x ley Sam
vel JseIg'on r rare ss,i sedneiG9
Nugent, vio; high. law asst; Thos.. Preston,
eStortlon. Herbert de GRAZ. msnslaughter;
man k!rsch. com. gambler Louis valentine
Is Icy Frank S.anio' T1nnc' abduction. 3ts,L
Greenbanm. att e Icy, Pasquae sarno,
! asst Hannah paly, Z Icy, receiving. Mar
i,in Glynn asst; Michael de VITO receiving;
seppe de Fulippo alias Vinctnzo Marciano.
asst. Charles Osgood burg, p. Icy recciy-
Ing Frank Sage. James Pepaccio, rob, x
surrogate's Court Caicndar--Betore Ket-
cham, S. Court opens at 10 A NJ In liar
% Records, second floor Tho wins Of
Theresa Meyer. c. = Knoll MARY RUS
s; Pnd Mar Costello r., Tn" SdTai''ra
estates ~ Charles H. SANFORD. O,,o nell
brunG,, Moses Kameh E NJ Fi,aFornd Viola
| Flynn. Adrian Dense. Charles Bicieaiupo.
John Cunniou and Gotttrlcl westermacher'
infan,s, y Pick and william r >'G Gnlnan'
Contested caicndar-The wills OF Margaret
psrwln' Margaret Hinton Lot,is wanzor and
QUEENS COUNTY
Supreme Court-Trlal Refors jay.
f I65r ra1 'd r. '"s county Gogr, House IN
calendar called. a. 10 a NJ in Part T.
as admr VA Conoy Island ana BROOKLYN II
T. Co Maher ~ Coney Ia and and Hr"0klyn
e WI 60 d1S"n o vs. The G Tlnns Unqn Gis
HeFs,. a L'S &sc sa%S an i ES%at'y Y,
Co. The People * rel MeMahon vs. d P, ~ az
President, Barnett vs. American stopper Go
York comisl,ey Realty co vs u. eta. Holmes
W BROOKLYN Heights r. n. Co. Lalor VI.
ready viii be passed for the day. No cau.e
VIZ mo no Sc, t2s y aHy on a. eS Go n,
SSner.o, x, as edms, We lnLeTb2rnnyh RAND
,T,ans,t GO f,ahetty W. The Rank Of ,,ay-
THOMAS j stesnS company" FOX OK ys wa rhsS
nrookiyn Heights II. X. Co: HNines VS.
hToo6y nsr Fight s,,v s Go sIn rs PrqG
Packard Motor Car co and anoi pistefano
" Brooklyn, queens County and Suburban
. n II. Co, Lemaire W ~ Y Nor'n Shore
Traction Co, Wachsmuth, an infant W
Evans. KoVaiskL an infant, vs. The Roari Of
4 Education Of the CITY ~ New York and
Rno, Cooney Meldon; WoJciocnowio5
vs. Nichols Copper CO. Korn, as adnr.
Nichols Copper co. Highest number reached
on the genera calendar IL btJ.
supreme Court-Speclal Term for Tri 'ls--
HTGt"re ozark, Hrld n me Con2ty Conr,,
opens and calendar called nj 10 \ NJ, In
the Special Term room. ground loor. Al
torneys must have ready for 'lbmsslo-
pleadngs for the court when case /:
placed on the day calendar Radp - Frs
Methodist Episcopal Church OF Flushing
ward VS. CITY Of New York: Fng'@ Va Nor,
genthAler-Pfener Realty Co HlRhest mum.
Der on tho day calendar II 447A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
THE COPPER MARKET.

The copper market yesterday was ir-
regular so far ms prices were concerned.
Some sales were made by producers at
1lhc.. but dealers disposed of small
amounts at lower than iiLc. The bus-
ness in the aggregate was not large.
A moderate amount OF export buying
was reported. the metal being taken for
England. large producer declared yes
terday that so far he has been able TO
dispose OF his entire production, which In
common with other producers is now run
ming at so per cent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
RESERVE BANK MAY
NOT OPEN ON NOV. IS
Directors Vote TO Begin Nov.
80. Opposing McAdoo's Plan
Board to Decide.
WILSON FOR EARLY ACTION


v-,suf~cro~. oct. aI..-The Federal re-
..,. r..,h,bt, ,,ut ,a, n. ono,
-, 49,, M. .,,-.,., a."
.''. "' VI w
AotNs 'n " conference mere to-uay Voted
', 20 80 TO open for business on that
..-. rather than on November i6.
fl. ,.,,,, far IN. lnttcr dat, m. rea.
-, ,,,.a..,,r. ,,...1 a,ai.s, a..
'0"' '''' '' 'e"''''' Nv
wishes ot secretary OF the Treasury Me-
Adoo who had selected November Is. Tho
action ~ the directors s. merely advisory
ami 81, anal decision win rect with the
Ilirrt Reserve Board, which will take
the matter up within a day or two.
T-c opposition TO the opening OF the
uauK. or No, mb,r 10 came from the big
.,s.r,c cities. principally N.W York. Chi
ago and 50 L'u.s. TN, objection. Is
SD, WIS based wholly ou physical DIM
,I.u,s 100 -' Hr ready lur the earlier
4r. 10 t1oa-p tud ~ Louis. for in
-;trHr. Or, governors have not been se-
looted.
wilson for Early Opening.
,, ,...-,, 49,,
49,, 80, W ','o ou".n a ,ll
fI..r.s, af inc earliest possible d,t. In
ms they "'r" supported 10y President
W SON. VINO made a speech to the di-
e't'i7 to-day and urged the Inauguration
90 '"e new system WIN the l'dSl possIple
'.'' luciurntnl'y the President cN-
Pressed th" opinion that tho country was
moro nervous over financial conditions
Ian there was any cause To be,
TIE committees appointed at yesterdays
meeting Of the directors reported to-day,
ou. these reports viii not be made
puddle until later.
lhe President said in part to the
directors
"l believe gentlemen, that We shall
COX back upon the beginning OF this sys.
en- with genuine satisfaction and that 4,
VII give the country more and more sat
.sf,ci!on as II Is developed In operation
F1r my own part believe that the best
hing that can be done for the country h
o omen the banks al the earlies, possible
.,,a otherwise Wa should seem 10 douh,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEw YORK COUNTY

Supreme Court-AppellAte blNsion-He-
and Hoichkiss il court opens at ? f. u
Te' ~ -, ~ "a 4 lt'' i'o' III 49,
Supreme Court appellate rerm-Recess.
Supreme Court-Spccial Term-Part l.,
Before Pendieton. Motion calendar called
Par, TiI'>.retorc Donnclly J Court open.
" 1910 cSMar,E rs naGi' r @4D, III
@Sis's %ss'5 5.ss ia,. ss.%, 81:
f isss. 2Oc7 2iit iss5, ISIS, ga 2i5., 1872,
Els M :5;: ~ :si2 :5 2 sss3 i95s
;i, :iG5 '2S2 a cSse s' Sana.htd ''' rvs
part iv.-Betorc Granger ). Case IN
mart" Part v-Bctore polany. Gaze unnn-
Ear, yII,-NSG. S2y t ts,.na1r Gas. unnn-
i'G Par, vIu-Bcfore blanchard; J. clear
causes to he cent from Part III 10 i"' -
VTTr,sI rdrm~part II Before Pas.e' 30
Nos sl.s a, stSss 2S5,2i Ii -ls ;4s sSS;
.GiSi iSSs ,ssS 1855, :sil ;55s' st,992, Ssttssss
;9o7, 2GI7, 24ie; 1897, ISIS 'S''' 4--'' -'"'
ca Fart u" III '@nsforc Ph!h!O InNo' Ss'i'
5.ss. $3.50, 5?57. 525s, 800 eJIrLNo, o..
'Oi Par, V'"pefore Whitaker J. case on
sss raTs sos Hl go. SIS Ill So 80 ss1 Gaze
0n pa1t tWgir-petor. crouch. JuNSo,, '''
"fP Part viii before G"ft' J'-No Il"
Gaze se,, gT * iHHcior. week, INO' 's7 s's
e5,, % $50, 3.;. 5''i, 5I 9sS 'J.-No. ii9
as. 5ia5' 45ss us ls5. al 1888 c''' u"
hn p1T, 'xr--Adjourned for thu, arm, en-.
PaTt xiI-ncfore Dugro Nos Ana sos
l4i. az? Case unfinished ., -. ,.,n
Ihr, XiIy Pefors Piatzak J Nos bh
aeso e?o Case unfinished ,
Part Xv.-Adiourned for me ~ term ,.rr.
part XVI-Adiourned Tor w" tcrH.
Part Xvii Before GHvegsn J. Case on
No rS Gay xSyviiii'mRetoro Newburs.r. Case
on sor2 NS ass '"t court chambers eefG.'
Eowler Court 8p'Tr, olrs at Nav 1G stem.
ecr John II Ronnell Will FOR proemete,H,
/ RUN u Draper. Albert W HarGSv, i n1V'o
/ "a CanAvnn Louis kcIner, l"ip"" M""'''
Sau NAM" Amos ii colot 49, ~. p.,o,.
s sur cour,ITr'9ql T'E rms
CIV Court-spccial Term-Par! -.
fore Lynch }. Court op"n' at 10
MI pa2t 'II.--Bctore schmuck Court opens
10 NJ Fl Perm Fsrm@ %P'oTs Ransom :!
rs! il, !;' 20, ~; ,::o i i:!!
1874 1874 1893 1881; iSo os iS Sii az iss xxx
1915, 1919, 1870, 1879 iSsc isSt i issS XIX
igoh 1877. 1898, 1893, lNld l'N' 800 20
1913, 1851, 1865, 1856 1851 1855 1893 i''O
lSIp1ar 'IIMBetore Flnelte, ). Nos sss
e7s. 5si 7os, b32, GA IA 7a'' 100 Case
O' Part iII.-Before Smith. ] Gas" un
+ "" Fart ~. -Befors schmuck J. Case un
""pis,rt 'v.-Before La Fetrs, j. Case un
"'Ptr nrt vr.--Befors Green, =. Case un
finished. - ,,,-,. = c... al,
Part Nli,-BefoTo pe'ehhh'E' - INV u"
finished, ~ a.. go,
finished. 4 NJ,
Ill, ~, ", VI, VII. and VII, for, trial
KINGS COUNTY
Supreme Court--Appclate TOMBSTONE
! judicial department. Recess
supreme Court-Appellate Divison---Sec
oni Judicial Department Recess
supreme Court--SpeclN Term Cour
op,ns at 10 \. NJ Before Crane, j LII
gated motions. Before Manning ~
SUPREME Court--saccial Term Trials
1 Calondar-BcForc MtldoN. j Court open
Al N NJ Nos--25O, ilSG 1857 902, ll4o
rte. iiSA iiso, lI2S The following cn'en
dar viii be called and cases marked read,
viii from day 10 day h" added ~ subsequen
day calendars as previous cases are dts
posed OF No cause viii h. sot down 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22

The approximate amount OF tho Hen o.
charge 10 satisfy which tho abovs.dcscrihei
property Ia 10 be sold, Ia tlb.Glc. 30. VITA
Interest thereon from the e5ih day OF Sep
TENDER, lsiL together win the costa ana
est from october .. 1914. together with NJ
expenses Of tina sale The approximate
amount OF the taxes, assessments and water
rates or Other liens. which arc 20 ne allowed
20 tho purchaser out OF tho pur' base money.
or paid oy the Referee. Is 37J1lG ana in
forest
SAID prsmisss viii he cold sGh'ert - T.
party wall agreement recorded IN ,dher -2I'
monthly tenants. rights n Telephone Com
pauy 10 maintain a switchboard on rrH.
fenc.. and state or facts SHOWN o. sur.tJ
MADE by Far II Lowell dated APril -. 1910
Dated. New York. Octobef &c. 1874
!sAAc P. COHEN. p-t--s-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEw
YORK-Betty Gusthai Plaintiff, against
Joseph Edeistein and others, Defendants
In pursuance Of a Judgment OF foreclosure
and salo duly made and entered In tho
above entitled action and bearing date The
9TH day OF October, 1914, !. tho undersigned.
the referee In said judgnen named viii sol
at puzzle auction; At the Exchange S9!es-
room, No. li-i6 rescy Street IN the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. city Of New York. or
the 9Th day Of November, lslA at ~ o'clock
tioneer. the premises directed by sdi juds
ment . be soid. and therein described I.
All. that certain lot. pleo. or parcel Of
land. with this, buildings and Improvements
the borough OF Manhattan, city ~ New
York bounded and described ~ follows;
nEGlNHiNs l, a, Rent on ne 4S SG
westerly from the corner formed by the in
tersection Of the northerly side OF ll5th
street with the westerly side OF Fourth, now
Park Avenue. running thence northorly;
part 81 the distance through party wall
one hundred (iOOl feet eleven an inches 20
the centre line OF the block. thence westerly
along the centre line OF the block twenty
Fourth, now Park Avenue. and part ~ IN.
distance through party wal! one hundred
900 feet ton tioj Inches to the northerly
side OF llSth Street. thence castsrly siOns
said northrrly side OF ilbth street twenty
rve t2D feet 10 the place OF beginning. uaid
premises being known by tn. ~ Get number
Is West han Street. IN the Borough Of
Dated, New York. .tober N. l9li
ISAAC f. COHEN. Referee
BowERs & SANDS Attorneys for plaintiffs,
g cs1St s'<e'% Borough OF Manhattan
The following /. diagram OF tho prop.
erty to he SOLD, its street Number 10 70 East
ilJth Street;
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Tho Approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above described
property II sold, IL 12l,s77e2, with Interest
thcie con from Septeui her End, 1914, together
with costs and allowance amounting TO
t3ss 20. with Interest thereon from Seuptem-
Der i'm. 1914 together with the expenses OF
sale. The approximate amount % the taxes,
assessments ana water rates or other liens,
out Of the purchase money or paid by the
referee, Is ti,o2gs ~ ana Interest
Dated New York. September 20, 1914
HENRY 4 FOpSrrV. Rr'--N-
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USED but o"erhauled and guaranteed Chsnd-
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