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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
F.--ra Cone
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

At san Francisco: Sacramento, o. oak
land. 6.
At Portland; san Francisco. TO- Port
land. g.
At Los Angeles. Los Angeles. s. Venice,
s. Called in 18th: darkness
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEANnLE.
Tuesdays Games.
At Philadelphia-1st game r II Z
St Louis -----.-.---- 900 900 600 4
Philadelphia ---.---.-- 100 $50 120-9 Is .
Batteries: st. Louis. Leverenz. Baichley.
Mitchell and Agnew, Hale; Philadelp hfa
Bressler and Schang-
At Philadelphia-2nd game r H z
81 LOUIS :------------ wv ~ Icy
Batteries: St Louis. James and Agnew
Philadelphia Pennock and Schang-
At Boston RHE
Cleveland -.......---- OO3 900 00O-3 /
Boston --........--. OO1 900 OOO-I 3
Batteries: Cleveland. Mitchell ana o'Neli1:
Boston. Shore, Wood and Cady-
Detroit -. O0s COO 900 3
"7s 5iZS Detroit Rsv ISg % a gop
Washington, johnson and Ainrmith-
At Chicago RHE.
New York .....-.----- 4O1 go 900 .
Batteries: Chicago. Benz. walsh Lathrop
and Schalk; New York. Mayer, Cole and
Sweeney.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Tuesdays Games.
Boston ...s........... 900 40 oo1-4 5 /
Chicago ----..-------- O0l 900 000-1 3
Batteries: Boston. James and Gowdy. Chi
cago, Vaughn, Bresnahan and Archer
At Pittsburg RaE
philadelphia .--------- 900 900 600 /
Bstteries: PhiladeIphia Ul' Alexander
Oeschger and Doom; Pittsburg, MamauN and
Gibson
Games Postponed.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati and New York
at ST Louis two games. rain
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Tuesdays Games.
No games scheduled
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Tuesdays Games
Batterles: Dalias Huenke and Query; san
Antonio, Enright, Burch and Hauenstein.
At Beaumont. R.HE
Beaumont s.ln --'- .--------------------S 3
q Batteries. Beaumont Steele ana Bobo:
Austin. Hoffman and Pegues.
Second game R. Z. E
Beaumont -.-. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. = o
Batteries: Beaumont, swan and Belts:
Austin. Wscey and PeEues
Second game called end fifth by agreement
At Waco. RHE
Houston Ma82 m '-.-,.........,.......56
Batteries; Waco. Donald and Reilly; Hous-
ton, Napier and Allen
At Fort Worth: Galveston Fort Worth
game called end Of fourth; rain.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Tuesdays Games.
At Sioux City r. H z
Denver ---............ OO2 ola los Il
049lA S4ss -.-------- 600 OOu uuv-y >
Batteries Denver. GaskiI and Spahri
Sioux City, Gaspar Woodburn and WithroW.
At Des Moines r. H. z.
Wichita ...-.......... 900 OO1 0OO-1 o
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26

Where IneV FIaV InursuaY.
Kansas City at Louisville
Minneapolis at Columbus
Milwaukee at Indianapolis.
Cleveland at St Paul.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26

lew YORK. Aug ga few years I
more and the negro race that had oc-
cupied such an important position IN
the pugilistic world for more than 50 /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26
BASEBALL
H RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS.

500 o So 70 sehadulo Q -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26

~HARIEs HERZOG. manager OF the
4 Cincinnati Reds. IS a baseball player
with a conscience-one who has some
- gratitude for the men who made
him -,.,-,. .-5
honor before the immediate call OF the
coin and as proof Of this cites where ne ne
could have Jumped to the Federals anu
made twice much money
I have made good in organized oase
D.s 1roines .......... 900 oil 900 1
E,atteries- Wichita. SlaEle and Granam'
Des Noines. LakaH and Haley
A.. c. 7,s.,b RI. z
ro5slss .-...... O2O 900 1OO-3 1
81 Joseph ........ 900 600 OO1-l
Batteries: Topeka Reisigl, Dashner anu
Rapps: St Joseph. Brown, Lafferty and
Schang-
At Omaha r IL Z
Omaha -- 80 t,17--, .
Batteries Lincoln, Dessau and ac5A ~ !. n :
Omaha. Crabb. Styles Willis and McAlllsleI-
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Tuesdays Games
At New Orleans; New Orleans D. -1elll-
At Birmingham: Birmingham. 5; Chatta-
nooEa. l.
At Nashville: NashviIle-1Iontgomery game
postponed on account Of rain AT Moolie-
Mobile-Atlanta game postponed; wet sIoul-ls-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26

Brooklyn at Cincinnati and New York
at ST Louis, two games. rain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26
WESTERN LEAGUE.
ILL.,. Enu-..

Tuesdays Games.
At Sioux City r. H z
Denver --......... OO2 ola lOl-s Il
Sioux CITY -....-.-..-. 900 900 600
Batteries Denver. GaskiI and Spahri
Sioux City, Gaspar Woodburn and WithroW.
At Des Moines RH.E
Wichita .............. 900 oO1 oOO-I 0
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26

FEDERAL LEAGUE
Tuesdays Games.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TUESDAYS Games

At Chicago r Il E
Boston ...---.....---- 900 120 001-A /
Chicago .--....-....-- 001 900 OOO-1 3 8
Batteries; Boston. James and Gowdy. Chi
cago, Vaughn, Bresnahan and Archer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26

To inaugurate IN September.
or Boys and Girls.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26

At Pittsburg r &. E.
EnlldQeipnla .--------- uUu uuu wv ]
Pittsburg ......--..-- O1O O1O 600 . i
Batteries: Philadelphia. Alexander.
Oeschger and Doom; Pittsburg, MamauN and
Gibson
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-18
Live stock Market.

FRIDAY, April II.
Receipts OF beeves were l.37s head, In
cluding 20 cars for the market, making,
with previous arrivals, 80 cara on sale,
st-ers we're slow and i0a l5c. lower; bulls
steady to fraction lower; choice fat cows
iOn l5c. on. others steady; the yards were
not cleared. Ordinary to prime steers sold
~ s7600sSs0 per 100 lbs bulls at 9. 500
a. cows at i2.500!G 81, Dressed beef steady
az ,ss, quotations or at l2qlic per ID. for
city dressed native sides.
Receipts Of calves were ee6 head, includ =
ting 75G tor the market. Demand was fairly
active At an advance OF 25u 3bc.. with a
good clearance Of the pens Common 10
prime walls sold AT tspsli31r per 100
ms a few head at sli.5O; cuils at sea
$3.50. Dressed calves In fair demand at
18H17c per 10. for city dressed 'eals, 10 q
1lc fpr country dressed
Receipts ~ sheep and lambs were 1877
heed, Including ga cars for the market
making, with the stale stock, cars on sale
Sheep In united receipt and steady; lamb,
firm the pens were cleared Medium clipped
sheen sold at 81 per 100 lbs medium tt
primo Vushorn lambs at Ssi5Qtssj; good
." prime clipped lambs at s. 40mS7, 80
I:rs'ed mutton quiet at 31l2c, per N
drc7'rd iamu- AZ Nv o. 5c country dressed
hol'oH.e lpmha steady at f3W3l per carcass
Rfr'i"'s ~ hogs were lls1 head, includ
irE rslf = car for the market. Prices "a,
200 lower With sales NJ 50 20nfa so ~"
900 No.. plra 80 50, roughs at sSTSs 10
'nunity dressed Aogs steady Al suieisc
yer ID. -
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fOKECLOsuRE SALES.


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF. NEW
against Eiissbeth ii. Lark,n and Others. de.
In pursuance of a judemen, o, foreclosur.
and sale, duly made and ent~ed In the
18th day OF June. 1918 1. the undersigned
the referee in said judgment named. Will sell
i Boroash S q Manhat,af. cry Of New YORK
noon NJ on that day, BY Joseph P Day. suc-
tioneer. the premises directed By said judg-
follows:
All tina, certain lot. piece or parcel Of
Ward OF the City of New York. bounded and
described as follows:
Beginning at the southwester'y corner OF
Hundred and Th!rtie,h u3oth) street. run
side of said iso,h street one hundred tioOl
feet; thence soa;her!y, or I'm. ,P'fa.iei
to A,nsserdan Avenue; n',y5;ons - tse =;
loss 20 iins para!iei yin iSS'h strse. a,
along said parallel line, forty three go Zee,
to Amsterdam Avenue thence norther!y
twenty four ,?N feet ami eleven ui) inches
to the poin; OF besinnins. -
bounded beginning a; pon; dis,an, io,,y,
dis taue ,wen, ; 's5 feet ." one ' IL inch
south-rly ih-retrom. thence running westerly
paFalAs4 Win l3Htn NkT~tIs iOur ~ ItNL
thence southwesteriy to .poin, IN the
northwes,eriy line Of gore % land u Mary
Wh-lan ana John Lslly, distant seven 90
feet from the las point Of departure thence
northeasterly, along the northwesterly lin.
OF said gore OF -ald wheian and Laliy TO
the pom, Of beginning as described IN a
deed recorded IN Co, l. i7-7 0. tos
. OF COus.i
, Dated New York, Mach ii;h. 1914
JOSEPH 7 NcDONOUGH. Referee.
/ EDWARD =. CLlNCiI. Attorney for Plaintiff
~ Park Row. New York CRY.
The following Is diagram Of the prop
erty 10 be sold. ,,s street numbers are ltl 4
/ Amsterdam Avenus and 50o West i3oth
street. Borough CT Manhattan. New YORK
City:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-18
Pll,IlC NOTICES.


SEw YORK suEkEME COURT, COUNTY
or BEONN, FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In the Mater % thu Application OF tho
Public service Commission for the FRS
on behtI OF The city % New York for
the appointment Of Commissioners Of APP
OF 1891. and she several statutes amendatory
thereof aud supplemental thereto, relative
to acquiring an estate In fee simple absolute
and an estute by way OF easement In ana 70
the inter-e rtion Of MOTT AVENUE AND
EAST l3srN STREET n the Borough OF
the purpose ~ the construction, maintenance
and operation In perpc'ui,y OF a portion %
the rapid transit r1i.road commonly spoken
Of As the LENLNGToN AVENUE ROUTE
report OF Charles L.. Hoffman, Charles !.
Leslie and sampson II weinhand.er. Com
miss!9ners OF NppTaisal 1nly appointed IN
bears date tho ara lay Of Mar,h, 1914. WAS
filed In the Once Of the Clerk Ct the Coun. 3
% Notice !" Is "Ft'RITHER GiTE% IA, the
Court 81 the STATE 81 New Yorh AZ a Sperial
District At the county Court 'tonse in thG
on Inc The IAN day Of Nprh isi,, at the open.
Ing of Court on that day, ana ;hat then snd
he heard thereon, motion viii be made
that sa!i ~aport be cpntirmed except t.
upon me map accompanying said report a,
Parcel 40 /. and that ~ to said Parcel No
] q motion vii! y" made that said report
be not confirmed and that SAID report, in 81
TO new Commissioners co he appointed by
the said Court TO reconsider the subject
Dated. New York. .April 10Th, 1914
FRANK l. POLK,
Corporation Counsel
Hail ~ Records. Borough Of Manhattan
q -
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HEAVY BREAK COMES
IN MISSOURI PACIFIC
Stock Declines 3 1.2, to 10 SO,
Lowest Point in 90
Years.
-
GOULD DENIES SELLING
President Bush Says Notes Ma
turing June I Will Be
s' Cared For.

A heavy break In Missouri Pacific
stock OF ia points from the previous
closing. TO 1884,. the lowest In twenty
years. yesterday. led to many rumors
about the source OF the selling.
The selling was the heaviest in the re-
cent history Of the stock. II was in such
large blocks and the stock was offered TO
iersistentiy to the total amount sold of
$1,000 shares, that IL was evident the
move was more than mere bear drive
The report that George J. Gould and the
Gould interests were the sellers gained
ground.
on tho floor of the exchange II was
said that the chief selling broker was
the firm Of Clark. Childs & Co, generally
known as the Gould brokers' Tho firm
Il was reported. sold 10000 shares.
George j could said last night
Il have not the faintest idea who Is
selling In. stock ! am not. suppose 1t
Is somob1dy who is short OF the market
and chooses Missouri Pacific to sell.
The stock was vulnerable because no
financing plan has been announced for
paying OFF the maturing indebtedness or
$4,000 900 in notes due June l. Before
the end OF the day President Bush said
that the notes will be taken care OF at
maturity; that arrangements for the
plan will be either sale OF new issue
OF short term notes or an extension OF
the present Issue.
Mr.. Bushs statement had little or no
Effect The stock already had sold down
80 the low point OF the day and. though
II showed a rallying tendency for time.
closed within an eighth OF the lowest ~
the dav.
Mr.. Bush's statement was supplemented
before the close of the day by iatements
that Mr.. Gould IL considering n plan FOR
an issue OF 6 per cent. notes to pay on
the present per- cent notes. Additional
collateral Ii is understood would bt
placed under the new issue and the notes
are likely to be offered. II the plan be-
comes a fact. to the present note holders
~ a discount The note holders. II IL
said also will have the privilege OF ac'
ceptlns underlying Iron Mountain bonds In
place OF the new notes. Those who want
cash, II is understood, will be paid on
under the plan. The notes yesterday were
quoted at 81 bid and So asked. or on q
45 per cent yield basis.
In any plan OF hnlucing, .fr. Gould
and the Gould interests are expected tc
take a large amount OF the new issue OF
support the financing movement in othel
material ways.
Lehigh Valley stock also broke badly
yesterday on the heavy selling accom-
panying the broad rumor that the divi.
dend will be reduced. The stock declined
6n points, TO 1874. closing one poin,
higher. In the late afternoon. wa,
extremely nervous. with price changes a
times OF u full point.
When asked about a possible dividend
reduction, President Thomas said he knows
nothing ~ the stock market. hut devote
his whole time 10 directing the railroad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-18
BIG FRISCO LOAN PROPOSED.
one REORGANIZATION Plan Calls Fo
Abont s25O,OOO. 900.

Work Of reorganization Of the Frisco
system il progressing and II IL thought
that a plan Will begin to take definite
form next week. II was learned yester-
day that a s200,O0O.O00 or $3.50. 900. 600
mortgage to take care o: all the out
standing obligations has been suggested.
Judge Priest Of St Louis, attorney for
the receivers, arrived here yesterday for
conferences with the security holders
committees and bankers Receiver James
w. Lusk Is expected to arrive on Mon
day. The amount necessary for reorgani-
zation Is estimated at from fJ0,ooo,o0o
TO sac, 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-18
PROPOSALS..


SEALED BIDS Nut ue received by tho
Board OF Water supply at rs offices twenty
second floor, MunIIIpal building PARK Row,
Centre and Chambers streets New lork
cay. until II A. Al, on TUESDAY April -.
1914 tot Contract AS for the .onstruc ton
OF eleven superstructures along the line of
Catskin AQueduct. The buildings are to be
OF brick with concrete stone triInlpings Ten
OF the buildings are 80 feet by 80 feet by 81
feet and the other In somewhat smaller
The substructures or foundations OF the
buildings have been built and The CITY VIII
furnish and erect the tile roof for the build
ings The work IL located In the towns OF
Phillipstown Putnam County, and Cortiandt.
Yorktown and Mt Pleasant. Wesuhester
County. New York
Al The above place and time IN. bids VIII
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets
containing Information for bidders ana con-
tract drawings can be obtained a. the above
address. at the office OF the Secretary, by
deposi,ing the sum OF ten dollars $40 In
cash or It's equivalent for each pamphlet
For further particulars apply to the otics
OF the Principal Assistant Engineer at the
above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS Presidsnt.
CHAIR rs CHADWICK,
JOHN T.. CALVIN.
Commissioner Of the Board OF Water Supply
w pRt'rE corr Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-18
PLAN STOCK EXCHANGE FIGHT.
"InsurKc nts" Forming Rival Ticket
for Election Of OMcers.

There IL growing probability that
within the next few days an opposition
ticket TO the regular nominations made
by the nominating committee of the Stock
Exchange will H. put forth. Sentiment
in certain quarters IL steadily increasing
In favor of some OF the governors who
occupy important positions on committees
and who have not been renominated for
ofiice. 1t Is also said that there Is n
feeling that at least one of the defeated
candidates on the conservative" ticket
last year should be a candidate this year.
While no Independent ticket has been
announced at yet by the "insurgcnts." II
/ is stated that one ~ being formed. and
will probably DO posted within tho next
few dayA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-18
MOORE. RoRrRr-In pursuance OF

MOORE. ROBERT--In pursuance Of an
order OF Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler a
Surrogate OF the County OF New York notice
Is hereby given to all persons having claims
New York. deceased. to present the same
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber, at
his place of tranracting business. No ?33
Broadway Borough Of Manhattan. In the
City of New York on or betore the els, day
OF September next. Dated New York the 81 h
day OF March, 1919 KNEELAND MOORE.
Executor CAMPBELL MOORE 4 AMER
MAN, Attorneys for Executor. 233 broadway.
borough Of Manhattan, New York Ci,v
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WEST POINT \. T.. April 10 1914 Sealed
proposals viii be received here until ~
O'Clock aeon MAJ Is. 1914, for supplying the
United States Military Academy With build
ing materials, plumbing materials, gas and
steam fittings, hardware, paints glass. cleo
triral goods AMI other miscellaneous stores
specified In schedules to be had upon appli-
cation to this office The right T. rcsprV I'd
TO accept or reject any or all proposals or
any part thereof. Envelopes containing pro-
posals should he endorsed Proposals for
military supplies" and addressed to Quarter.
master. West Point y. !,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-18
SATISFIED MORTGNnEs.

with name and address OF isud.. A.
torney.j
SIMPSON ST. 1917. W ;. Isas IS. Of WEI,
chester av, runs AK W 100 81 n -''S
@ 4cx 7o.l TO beg. Feb 20, isi5--smp.
ron Cons, Co 70 Chas Riley. atty. EiehAii
SIMPSON sT. 1907 " :, 4ixioj.s. oc, 81
lsls-same 70 same atty, came s. 900
June II. islI--o;,o Boden to A.b.-, "
Melsei. trustee. F.shk,li. on Hurson, y +.
atty. Alien c Br4saw' is; B"y - 900
:5xje.j, Dec IS. lsio--sam. TO. Allen C.
Bragaw. south Orange. J. atty, cha,
EAGLE Az. s97. W g e?s {, Of i9ie' 8,
Hcndsfson to RoSt Ii oakley. trustee s,y
istrHa 81 So. ssS {, Of s, AIMS az. ' JOY
100. Mar :. i9oj-Annie and Patrick Con
lon 70 Msrsare' d , Bishop A''ys' k 5;,
SAME PROPERTY. Feb l, isoj-same to
same; ut,ys. stA. P. iia Fq';o3ll
IOsrH sr. E. 1907 /; Of Ain,,erdsm sv.
etsN10o.1l NOV g. lSs5--David ana A'ies
ano trustees. ~ Wall st: stty. ~ =
Miller. ~ Pine st. 49,. .:....',.' VI ooo
tTH Az. 49, 20 q OF ilst s, y tHi2o
and Trust Co. trustee; atty W Ernr ~.
MIp1s6N Av. si?. cor ss,h st, 100 u
bryan | Kennedy. SO " 'oth St. 81.
HEWITT Pk, $ S25 u O.. Leng" CO., .S-
Congregation 10 Jacob L4itn-r and h.y
Mounted. indy and trustees. satisfied -
record without production o. original mtg
b. order Supreme Court. Jan II lti4
s.tys for petitioners. EnSei pros' i3: Mas
isisT ST. cal W. 6iii # e Of wadsworth
av .oxiOO May .. l9lO-Chas l. Marsha %
70 r G. q T Co l7s hwy ...,-.',.' $40 900
CLINTON PL oth ST.. = 8, So # from
;, "a ! and So 20 ; = Clinton pl K.
to 6ss icasehold. Sept Fl. l.ot--DAvia !
stuart .xrs: at,y. L s T G. Co. % ~. o.
:, ,,.,..............s .Y.I
LOTS ;il;siS. Map lits Hunts -, r; Co. r
- = -. ~ - ieo pyv :, "a.
I'M, AZ % cor .gd - r1Ius l75x lu. ,
s;g,n "a iOi3 70 av, ..
" 80 u 80, ,rsf'r "a xIssftrr.. ...
!" 'cs .,1Sod ,t,,t,,,,t rrriu,,t''
- - 80, s,.-.,.'fr 60, &C. ~
~, ofI-. G' 'Ws 70 =, nj.
80 r,nnA cof.w.n &c.,. .
r"''V"7''' ''"1' "
~ ,,-.,,.,u,, - hs,,~ o..
WIS mr. IN " ,f,r,onyiIie
10Y - .!hP o, ,' 1shi, -. T -,
Sn'S -. 'y'-- .-''s,as - c..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-18
Investment Bnnkers to Meet.

The next quarterly meeting OF the board
OF governors OF the Investment Bankers
Association will be held In Cincinnati on
April "a and %. one OF the important
questions for consideration Is whether the
membership OF the association shall be
extended to mortgage bankers. BESIDES
the report of the legislative committee,
the report OF the taxation committee will
be of especial interest to investment bank
ers and investors as well.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-18
REALTY RECORDS
ATTACHMENTS OF MoRrGAGrs
Manhattan.

BISHOP. MARoT. TO Z a 1 Mtg c,..te
STUART. wM H. TO Walter B.u.rl..h.
ri aha 'HS' co to German go go:
SANE nk 10 Greenwich saving; Ban. ~ 30
DREEsE. JAS L, TO Edward NJ joan
N 'sS" MIRO AND sEcuRrrY CO 70 :,a5 3
rITTzP sstrRK PArarcK. to Cha. i- ~,
LKHe eii!!fs e AiSsr1oA NJ. to rras.lsk
srRAws, JACOB. 10 WIN Hausct' 30 30
IA N1ssf5s M FTsF' CO 10 'nS az - Co
LAWYERS TITLE ms & r co to l. ~.
ALLEN LIE FL CONSTR co to Lawy.' - f.:
srMoS. ROSE. and ano to L.ryc'. ~.
AMBRfcAS MIRO co to Geo Il chiso' "
xii'ToSGH REALTY co to NJ y
HAssSsLsER. GRO. to hank Of r'a:si.s =
ARNOLD. CONSTANCE II. 20 Hl--.
LEwisox. PHiLiP. ct al and am. 20 u...
II whi,estone g asst ........-...
SAME 10 clara samdsls {: asst
SAME to Dora Il Ftcndcnheim - os.H 5.
HrMisToN. HOWARD. and ano to . J
sTESvESsoN. piiiLiP TO sarah T. :
Graw ............. .,..... .... 81
y TRUST co to Peter q Zao-'skls al
nuO t.......-.-s.. o.. t...-. Il
MITTLEMAN. SARA c. 20 Aifr.i y "a.
than ......... ........... .. t',5
y V TRUST co TO city MIG co .... s.
REALTY OPERATING Co to SAM : 5000
LEWIS. FRANK 'edni. to Samuc !l'n.
mond ..................' QUO
I wEHrH l. MXTHiLpE f. 10 cn5s,. .
Newhouse .........-.. .......... So 0nh
SAME 10 same $1,000. .....-. ..... Q09
CITY MTG co to y Trust CO. .... 81
SAME TO Jewish Theological Seminar,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-18
s<th Street.

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above described
property IL TO be sold Il s129,bii. with In
trest thereon from the OH day Of December.
lel8. together with the costs and allowt noes
u mounting to sa3e 80, with interest FROM the
gist day NJ March, lel+, together with the
expenses OF sale. The approximate amount
81 the taxes, assessments aud water rates or
othor liens which are TO u" allowed 20 the
purchaser out OF the purchase price or paid
by the Referee Is Sa3Ssj and interest,
DARED New York. April l7th. lgl&
ARTHUR ID TRuAN, Referse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-18

Navigation on the Hudson River to Al
bany via the Manhattan Line steamers
Mohawk and Iroquois will be resumed to-
day with steamer leaving Pier 80. North
River, foot of West Houston street, at
$50 y. NJ and foot OF West l29th street
at T.. NJ daily.
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Ths approximate amount o. the len or
charge. to satisfy which the above described
property Is to be sold, - twelve thousand
one hundred and three oj-i0O dollars
fl2 10000. with Interest thereon from the
10Th day OF June, 1913, together with tins
costs and allowance amounting to six hun
drei and nine $1,000 dollars, with Interest
from the 10th June. 1919. together with the
expenses OF sale. The approximate amount Of
the taxes, assessments and water rates or
other liens. which are 70 he allowed 10 the
purchaser out Of the purchase money, or
paid by the referee Is 50 03S. IS and Interest.
Said premises Will be sold subject to any
would show.
Dated New York. March l4th. 1914
JOSEPH + MCpONOtGlI Referee.
The sale IN the thoNe entitled fcron 4.
hereby adjourned until Monday, April l2th.
1914, at the same time and place
Dated. New York April 9Th. 1914
JOSEPH 7. McDO\OCGH, 4 fe-ee.
The sale In the above srf.'.ed action Is
hereby further adjourned uaih Monday. April
~. 1914. az the same time and place.
Dated, New York, April l&th. 1914.
JOSEPH l., McpDNOCGH. Referee,
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sCRROGATEy NOTICES.


BENJAMIN BukGHEiMER. In pursuance
Of an order of Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler.
Surrogate OF the County of New York.
notice Is hereby given to all persons having
claims against benjamin Burgheimer. late
OF the County Of New York deceased. to
The subscriber. at their place OF transac,inS
business No. 80 Nassau street. Borough %
Msnhattan the cry OF New York, on or
York. the 27th day Of November isis.
FLORA BURGHElMER. JACOB BURG
HEiMER. OTTO A. SAMrEr.S. Executors
JACOB NEUMARK. ATTORNEY for Executors
90 Nassau Street. New York City.