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FORECLOSURE SALES,


-sUPREMD COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
yoRK--Caroline stern. plaintiff, assinH
JuI,u; Lioh,snsts,n and Others aef.ndsn,s
and sale, duly made and entered in the allow
say Of oS ans esa, RI. d,c the IN
referee in said judgment named. will sell a.
public a9e,ion. at the Exchange .saierroom.
Az q January $50 oelcs a mo noon 'y on
sold and therein dsscris.a az foiiow.; 70 w
tossthsr with The Saii d snd i3pro~s "
m h.,n ., thereon srectcd, situate. lying AM
said lot Il isid down on a certain map. iiie%
In the office Of the Register Of said CITY ana
s.s. Of a N:s y ss y s,s rhf .
ti.nxushed IN said office by tho number $50
ss witch "n -sa u Known Without tS
map W the number sS tsix,y .tive,. and il
BOUNDED and described as follows. to wit:
.ia inches 81 Il. insl southerly from the
WIN s!.issn,h street. pi".,y i've " ra 81 AMI aSd
ana parallel with Avenus a. twse,y-,ivc fcei
and nine inches t2t #. 9 ins) thence west.
sin.,yS. FEET ana six 'h ncss. sss T. Sins
10 the ro sssS,sry line Of Avenue Al AM
Inches as fts insp 10 the point or pi"c' '
OF beginning Reing the same premises con
veycd by the said Caro- line Stern to the said
Leopold Geissmsnn by deed Of even date. ant
said mortgage being given to secure part %
the consideration or purchase money for said
premises, In the said deed expressed, Said
premises being known as and by the stree:
number :54 Avenue A.
Dated New York. December cara. 1918.
FRANK !. RYAN. Referee.
HERBERT CRACAUER, Attorney for Piain.
:!fs. 81 firoadway, Borough Of Man.
haitian, New York City.
The following is . diagram Of the properly
TO be sold Its street number is $50 Avenue A:
East 18Th st.
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NOTED ENGINEERS TO SPEAK,
Technica1 Conference On Pab1ic
Utilities at stevens Institute.

technical conference on the engi-
heers part IN the regulation Of public
utilities will take place In the auditorium
OF stevens Institute of Technology, Ho-
boken. to-day at +. NJ. The speakers
VIII he James u. Sague OF the New York
Public Service Commission. Ncwcomb
Carlton. vice-president of the Western
Union Telegraph Company John W.
Loeb. Jr.. vice-president Of the New York
Edison Company; George Gibbs, consult
ing engineer Of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
and George J. Roberta vice president OF
the Public Service Corporation OF New
Jersey. DIR. Alexander G. Humphreys,
president OF Stevens. will be chairman
The conference will be part OF a con-
vention of Stevens graduates. which will
close on Saturday night with a banquet
at the Hotel Aston ut which Judge FL
bert II. Gary and Col. George Harvey
will speak.
The annual midwinter meeting Of the
Stevens Alumni Association will take
place at Castle Stevens. Hoboken. to-
night.
Tomorrow morning there will be q
conference at the Castle of members OF
Stevens alumni clubs from all parts of
the world.
special trip to the Brooklyn navy yard
under the direction OF Lieutenant Com
mander Frederic r. Harris, has been ar
ranged for saturday afternoon. A navy
yard boat will go to Hoboken to pick up
the old Stevens boys.
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EVERETT FOWLER REINDICTED
whitman Guards Against DisInissaI
Of Former Bill.

Another indictment charging Everett
Fowler of Kingston with the extortion OF
$3.50 from Seneca p. Hull of Cortland,
y. V, was filed In the supreme Court
Yesterday by the Grand Jury. which Is
investigating highway frauds and cam
paign contributions.
The filing Of this Indictment Is To
strengthen the case which the District
Attorney believes he has against the al
legged bagman OF the Democratic state
COMMITTEES. Fowler was indicted on a
charge OF extortion in November and a
supersrding Indictment was filed few
weeks later. Since then Justice Vernon
NJ. Davis has had under consideration
the briefs filed by District Attorney
Whitman and Martin w. Littleton. FOw-
ler's counsel on a motion to dismiss the
Indictment because Of lack OF jurisdic.
ton.
No intiniatiOn as to Justice Davis's
decision has come from him. but in order
10 pave the way for an appeal Mr.. Whit
man has thought II wise to have another
Indictment. Mr.. Hull went before the
Grand Jury yesterday and explained n
great detail the circumstances under
which he became contributor to tht
Democratic State committee In 1911. Al
of these details have been set forth ir
the new indictment.
The Indictment is Of such nature tina
Mr.. Littleton may demur to 1t. and should
he do 30 and should his demurrer b
sustained the District Attorney may ther
appeal the case to the Appellate Divi
sion of the Supreme Court. In the cast
OF the former Indictment the case would
fall fiat II Justice Davis sustained tn,
contention OF Mr.. Littleton.
Fowler will have to plead to the new
Indictment. This will be the fourth tim'
he has appeared to plead. Mr.. whitman
has said that he hopes to move the cas-
for trial before the end OF this month.
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HAUNTS OF THIEVES
EMPTY, POLICE SAY
strong Arm Squads Work Has
Driven Many Out Of Town,
Doughcrty Declares.
pICKPOCKETS TAKEN
Three Sent to WOrkhOuse and
Others Held for Trial-All
Have Records.

pcl,c activity In rounding up criminals
Z, still gons forward to the satisfaction
Of Commissioner Mckay. From re.
ports made to him by Deputy Commits.
sIoner GEORGE $. Dougherty. who has di.
rect charge OF the work, croogs who's,
faces are recorded in the rogues CALLER,
nj Police Headquarters are fast leaving
town.
Tie roundup forces are visiting the
hauuts oi thieves nightly but are fiudine
them uuinhabited. An unusual humble,
Of applications for the removal of pic.
lures from the iugues' gallery have been
made IN the past few days. None vii
Let ont. however. unless 1t can be shown
that the applicant has passed the pruba.
uonary period OF reform. Commissioners
Mckay has ordered u thorough invest.
cation OF each request.
Mr. Mckay is considering plan l.,
which all members Of the department ma
become acquainted with crooks IN,
abolition Of the morning Lineup" at Head.
auar,ers of all crooks arrested the pre-.
,ious night has worked. II is sad
against the police in their efforts to mr..
their cases in the last two and "A half
years. Former Commissioner Waldo
abandoned the Lineup" because. lie said
IT was out of date and of no real use
10 the detective force. Now only the
convicted are brought to Headquarters
ana they usually pass In and out of tn,
building almost unnoticed.
The photographs Of eight East Side pick
pockets who were arrested within the las,
few days in Cleveland. Ohio. were received
IN the mail at Police Headquarters yes.
lerday for identification. They were all
found to have records here
Magistrate Cornell sentenced three al.
legged picl<pockets to six months In the
workhouse yesterday i'm the Essex Market
court They were arrested by Detectives
Gaynor. Mugge aud iona of the new
strong arm squad In a subway train be
tween Fourteenth street and the Grand
central station. The detectives notice,
the three men crowding around an old
man. They gave their names as Arncll,
Santogalo of 2i1 East 150th street, Fran
,esco .Abctti of the same address. and
cOsilno Alticri of 211 Morris avenue, Tn,
Bronx. The police say that each mar
has record as IA pickpocket.
pOughertys squad also arrested foui
pickpuckets who have records of ten vi
more previous arrests against each vi
them. They were caught working in pair,
ON street cars. All were held in heav,
bail for trial.
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FATHER RICHIE RESIGNS.
Nuto Accident Compels Retiremem
Of Hieh Church Rector.

The Rev. Father Arthur Ritchie. for
twenty-five years rector OF st. Ignatiuss
Protestant Episcopal Church. at Eighty
seventh street and West End avenue, has
losgned. Father Richie was thrown
from m automobile several months ago
aud permanently disabled. His resigna-
lion IN to take effect May I.
Father Richie has been described as
the highest Of High Churchmen." He
says that the Catholic idea is spreading.
The trustees have left the naming OF his
SUCCESSOR to the retiring pastor. who says
that the man who follows him will hold
10 the traditions left by Father Richie.
Tie trustees have made Father
Richie rector emeritus Of st. Ignatiuss
tie is to have a country home for the
rest OF his life.
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JACK ROSE QUITS FARMING.
Es-GsmbIer Calls 1t Joke and VIII
60 on Lecture Tour.

SourH NoRwALK, Conn.,. Jan. SITS
all Joke, this talk about the merry life
of farmer" said Jack Rose Of West
port to-day. when he announced that he
had sold his farm whioh he has been
working since he retired after tho Rosen-
Thai trial in which he was an important
witness In the conviction Of Lieut. Charles
becker and the gunner now under SEN
tence to die In New York.
Roses announcement was not unex-
pected, however. for not many here ever
thought that the former gambler could
stand such change Of life AZ farm work
meant to him. Rose and his family are
low registered at the Westport Hotel.
Ne Will spend the next few months on lee
lure tours and hopes to spare enough time
also TO write book on the underworld"
There is still another view hold OF his
quitting the farm and that Ii Westport's
hearness to New York and his dangerous
position In turning States evidence. Some
oehevs that Rose will leave the country.
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LEGAL NOTICES,


UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
IRltV COURT or THE UNITED STATES
FOR The DISTRICT OF MtssACHCSETTS
NO, az. n EquitI. RENSSELAER, l. CUR
tbs " WALpoLE TIRE & RUBRER 90
Whereas the i;e,siyers Of the wa pols
Tire Rubber 30. filed January 9Th leit a
report setting forth the claims OF creditors
o. Hdld company as n!cd. together with said
Receivers reConlms Uda ions As to the allow
ance or dIsallowance thereof; and whereas
! said Receivers on January s. 1914 flied a
petition asking that an allowance o, account
Tor services lie ni.ine 10 them and to their
counsel, 81 IL DRDERED'
That the Receivers notify all creditors of
said corporation whose claims have been
MED, to appear at the District Court for
the District OF Massachusetts, q. Boston. on
Monday. the 18Th day of January, 1914 at
ten O'Clock In The forenoon, that they MAY
lie heard thereon, and that service ~ this
order shall be made by publishing a copy
script and once In the New York sun.
creditors of the walpolc Tire q Rubber co
al their addresses a. shown on the Receivers
BOOKS, or on tho claims az fled
And II II hereby further ORDERED that
tho Receivers mall with the copy Of this
Order to each creditor whose claim is not
recommended for allowance in the amour,
AZ proved by him, a statement showing wha I
action is recommended by the Receivers in
regard to hts claim.
ny the Court.
CHARLES *. DARLING. Clerk
true copy, attest:
CHARLES X. DARLING Clerk
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MRS. F. s. HOOD GETS DIVORCE
Detectives Told Of Trip Abroad BY
Husband and Miss HOyt.

NEWARK, Jan. S.-Vice-Chancellor Ste
lens filed to-day a decision granting Mrs
Frances Sparks Hood a divorce from her
husband, Richard Haden Hood, wealthy
retired engineer and contractor. The CO.
respondent AIMED was Miss Dorothy Hoyt
formerly OF Plainfield.
The evidence taken at the various hear
'n2s before the Vice-Chancellor showed
hat Hood took what he called fatherly
Interest in Miss Hoyt Detectives en-
u!oyed by Mrs. Hood testified that Mr.
hood and Miss Hoyt sailed for Europe on
tho same steamer ana occupied state
rooms close together. They were much
IN each others company both day and
iight, according to the detectives.
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WOMAN COMMISSIONER TO AID.
DIR. Katherine Davis Takes Place ON
Prison A ssOciation Com mittee.

DR.. Katherine Bement Davis the new
Commissioner OF Correction. was present
yesterday afternoon at meeting in the
Prison Association headquarters, 1876
East Fifteenth street. to discuss the care
and guidance Of women after they are
released from prisons and other institu-
lions.
The upshot Of the conference. which
was called by o. +. Lewis. general secre'
tary of the Prison Association. was the
appointment of a committee on the situa,
ton to cooperate with various organiza'
tions which have been doing that sort Of
work for some time. DIR. Davis wal
greatly interested In the meeting and
gladly became a member of the commit
tee, which. she said. would aid her II
her new duties.
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NEW YORK srrEEME corhT Cou,nty o,
NsT York IN, "E2 ln d Iil n,1I and and
and a'" ohors Bsfendan ~" '" ''''''
aud sale duly made anI entered In tha
above entitled action and healtng dat" 'n-
Ism i'y IN. Of rc hsg.mG'T t 'a mr n nGa
vi, sell at cubic oT''iom At ~" E>i m"p re-
on the soth day Of January, lait a. -
DAY. Auc,ioncer, The premises directed bv
said judsmrpt 10 h" sold aud 'h"r"in d'
ALL thai certain LOT OF land, with the
buildings and improvements thereon erected.
haitian. cay and County and St.t- Of Sew
York. bounded and described as follows;
sE @, a. pSl%' qn ng % %ar hGn
ared and twentv.hve G?5, feet eleven aud
half md nrMss E@stsrHi h% an . ~
Northerly side Of lAspena,I street ana ne
poir, is tho intersection Of said Nortnerly
side NJ i.spenard street win the N"s'"l y
face Of he Wes'srly val OF ,n@ ny@ s..N
running thence Northcrly along said NrS'
erly wall and along the Wrs,"rly ~" OF ,ne
the Westerly face of the Westerly vail "f
fcr , ir"s ." E %a h aC fo
three % inches 70 pony n fan J.r m
stree, measured along line n"Nl dcsggrieed
thence Southery along the Easterly lace 80
tho Easterly wall or INC thNrfrn area hN'
the Easterly face Of the Easterly wall 81
said one story building and the Eastrii\ f."
OF the Easterly wall OF the i've story hui,dius
! on the herein described premises, one nun
dred 600, feet: thence Westerly along NJ
Northcrly side OF hsp'nard street inri'-
nine ,,s) feet ten and one htIt lo,.'
inches 10 the point or place Of beginning
said premises being now known a. NnWh"r
Thirteen N8 and Fifteen t1) lh>rehaih
street, . ,..-.. 90, ,.,,
EARLE W, WEBB Rct"r'e
MIDDLETON :. ButLANp, A,orH"E for
plaintiffs, 40 Cedar street, Manhattan
New York, y, Y.
The following is a diagram of IN" rrnHrrty
to be sold; It's street Numbers are lS ni" Is
I
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sum MONsEs.

xEM "HaH S9Hh4 e. t ETH TNr 81
S CON! Az or TE Eas IoMk az trustee
ceased Plsintin. asa Sal mARRiET be
NIT G9S 1RSK MHTTEssES MsKiE
MArTHiEssEN sHRorT. b 't: DE s NfTf
DAVIS; ADDISON HAYES DAVIS. JOHN
Rap WIT M Mt+f js R U2N
hpokPII o, nA,T IN KENSETH
ifA MHTrHjEsTfS TnS$SSkE NS5
so S.Hf hps%F!TN GsnENHrn}l6r t tnfNH Hs
Ho an" Of hs w d soph. II G.Sous
S S., ,snmWwSgs Trial desired In the
To the above named defendants and each
OF them;
You arc hereby summoned to answer the
copy Of your answer on the Plaintiff rs At
torncys within twenty days after the service
service: and in case OF your faiiur. 10 APP
PEAT or v smsT h .ndnimens WI, be taken
nanded In the complaint.
STEWART & s saEAr.n s,,o-,.v.
on,c. and Pos, onic. ADDRESS, No. IS Wall
S,rs' o1 Ror SsM ys o. Manhattan city OF
r. HAsH!ET poR Pc DE- M'E Wir, pXH
EsATK,r MSsAETSTHIESsHs %,-rRRIIcrGS!Ahp
THEoDoRE MATTHIEssEN. MARIE uiG'
NOUN: FREDERICK F.. GIGNOUX. Jr
and FREDERICK r. GIGNOUX az executor
Of he viii Of Sophie N. Gignoux, deceased:
The foregoing summons Is served upon
YOU by publication pursuant to an order of
the Honorable Daniel +. Cohalan, a Justice
o. the SUPREME Court of the state Of New
York, dated the End day OF December, 1913
and filed with the complaint herein in III.
onice Of the Clerk OF the County OF New
York At the County Court House in the
Borough Of Manhattan. City. County and
state Of New York
Dated December 2, 1913
STEWART & SHEARER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
orice and Post onice Address, No. IS Wall
street, Borough of Manhattan, City Of
New York. New York.
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SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
DAVID lJPPMANN. Plaintiff. against AL
BERT MELLON ct al, Defendants. In pur-
sunnce OF judgment OF foreclosure and
sale. duly made and entered in the above
entitled action. and bearing date the 9Th
DAY OF December, 1919 l. the undersigned.
the referee In said Judgment named. viii sell
AZ public auction. at the Real Estate Ex-
;han-e salesroom. No. 1915 Nesey street
York on the 2?nd day OF January, 1914. at
y o'clock noon. on that day by Joseph p.
Day. suctionecr, the premises directed by
said Judgment 10 be sold and therein de-
scribed follows:
PREMISES situated In the Borough OF Man.
haitian. city OF New York ana known and
designated as lot No. 1866, Block 1885 Sec
tion : on III. Tax Map OF said Borough and
city.
Dated. New York. December 2sth. 1913.
GCSTAvtS A ROGERS Referee
DEERING & DEER1NG. Attorneys for plain
TIT 1855 Broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian. city of New York
The follovin ing is diagram OF the prop
erty to be sold:
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Iispenard street.
The approximate amount 81 the Hen or
charge to satisfy which the above described
property il to be sold. Is si0el6.o9, with
Interest thereon from the i'm day or he
cember, 1913, together with tho costs and
allowance amounting 20 $37i II, with in
Ierest from December 18th, lHl2, together
With the expenses nj the sale. rhe apron
mate amount OF tn" taxes assessments and
water rates. or other liens, which at. 10 he
Above to the purchase out Of the puirhssn
money, paid by the Referee, Is 81, @3S 80
and Interest. said premises viii lie SOLD
subject to the following state Of facts, Area
wall and iron fence are not on lines of record
title, $500
Dated, New York. January 5th, 1874
EARLE W, WEBB Referee,
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East 18th st.

East 10Th 81.
The approximate amount Of the lien ~
charge to satisfy which the above described
property Is to be sold Is eighteen thousand
ana ntnety-fve and b1-100 Nisoe5.5O dol
lars. with Interest thereon from the l3th day
Of November. 1919, together with costs and
allowance amounting to four hundred ana
forty-two and ss-i00 I+42.63) dollars. with
Interest from November 18th. 1918. together
with the expenses of the sale.
The above premises are to be sold subject
to tax lien Of two thousand one hundred
ninety-four and 3l-10o V21e4aD dollars.
sold to Tax Lien Company OF New York on
October 9Th, 1918. for unpaid taxes and water
rates and the interest thereon from the dat.
Of sale OF said tax lien.
Dated New York, December c3rd. 1919
FRANK J. RYAN. Referee
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Centre line Of bloc /

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above described
property is to be sold IL 3i3.5i46s, with
Interest thereon from tho 3rd day OF Decem-
her. 1913. together with the costs and allow
ance amounting to 33s4.s5. with interest
from December 10th. 1919. together with
the expenses OF the sale. The approxtu ~
amount OF the taxes, assersmen ts and water
rates, or other liens. which are to De
allowed TO the purchaser out OF the pur-
$50 and Interest.
said premises will be sold subject 70 any
state OF Facts which an accurate survey
would SHOW. and to restrictive covenants In
Instruments recorded In Liber ass OF Con-
veyances, at page 31i. in the Office Of the
Register OF the County Of New York
Dated Now York. January 5th. 1914
JOHN II. McMuLLEN. Referee.
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The approximate amount Of the lien OF
charge TO satisfy which the above described
property is to be SOLD IL Thirty-fou thou.
sand two hundred uiuety-seyeu ana oS 100
tS3t, 2970sb dollars with interest thereon
from the End day of December. 1918. "a.
G-thcr with costs and allowance amounting
to -Four hundred hve and So-l0o ,$ioa.sot
dollars with interest from the 9TH day ~
December together with the expenses or tho
sale Tho approximate amount OF taSes
assessments ana water taxes or other lens
which are to he allowed to the purchase
out Of ihe. purchase price or paid by 'he
Referee Il si35 IS and Interest.
Dated New York, y V. December - 19l"
JOHN II ROGAN Referee
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LEAVES HOME TO TAKE GAS.
Miss Hoffman Kills Herself In Far
nished ROOm House.

Miss Gertrude Hoffman. 25 years. old,
of 25S West 18th street. committed
suicide last night by taking gas In q
furnished room at 367 West 10th street.
She was found lying on the bed fully
dressed, with a gas tube In her mouth
and a wet towel covering her face
Miss Hoffman went TO the house yes
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PROPOsALs.

PROPOSALS FOR MOSQUITO BARS
A. NJ, January 20, 1914, for furnishing mos
quito bars. Information on application
JNO T. KNIGHT, Depot QuSrtermaster. San
ranctsco
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terday morning She left q note adj
dressed to Dear Mother and Henry" in
which she said she had been disappointed
and that her ambition in life had not been
fulfilled
Two other letters were found In her
small hand satchel. one addressed to j,
Hoffman, 1913 Ansel street Chicago. and
another to the New England cons' rvItory
or .;u4ic IN Boston.
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W,/3o '~SE
". ~ g ~ ST

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 20 satisfy which the above described
property Is To be sold. is s3.i36.41 with In
terest thereon from the 18th day OF Noven-
her, lsl3, together with the costs and allow
euce amounting 20 S7os2. with interest
from December 9TH, 1913 together with the
eNpenEes OF the sale. The approximate
amount Of the taxes, assessments ana wa :er
rates or other liens. which are to be al
lowed to the purchaser out Of the purc ha So
money. or psid 10y the referee. is ss2s :
aud Interest
Dated. New York. December 2sth. 1919
GtSTANtS A ROC Frs. Referee.
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WALTER S. GURNEE ct al. as Trlxtees
for MARY y SCOTT. etc. Plaintiffs, against
JOHN r. STODDER ct al Defendants In
sale duly made and entered in the above
entitled action. and bearing date the Attn
day Of December. 1913. I. the undersigned
the Referee In said Judgment named. viii
Rooms Nos 14.ls Nesey street. In tn.
Borough Of Manhattan. city Of New York
on the 18th day OF January. 1914. at twelve
o'clock noon on that day. by Joseph p. Day
auctioneer, the premises directed by said
Judgment TO be sold. and therein described
buildings and improvements thereon erected
situate in the Borough of Manhattan o.
the city OF New York, in the County aud
state OF New York. and bounded and de
side of s5th street distant two hundred
seventyNve te75) feet ess,cry from III.
second Avenue. and running thence easterly
along the southery side OF sith street
thirty seven ,37l feet six C6l inche. thence
HUNDRED liooI feet: thence westerly on a
lin. parallel with ssth stree. ,hir'y-seven
,37b feet six 90 inches. aud thence northerly
parallel with Second Avenue part OF the
i0o) feet to the point OF beginning he tho
said several distances ana dimensions more.
or less. said premises being known hy The
TOGETHER with all IN. ranges carpet.
fixtures and other personal property used
in. or in connection with said premises
JOHN II RoGAN Referee
SULLIVAN 4 CROMWELL Attorneys for
plaintiffs. 40 wall Street. New York Y. V
The following il diagram OF tho property
SIS East 65th street
East s5th street