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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-11-27

The Austro- Hungarian soldiers de
vote their attention especially to the
preparation OF food. They carry
aheld kitchens" in their campaign
against Austria and Servia, four "a
each battalion. These furnish ex
ceIlent fare, one hot meal day
and go almost to the firing line
during all engagements, big or small
II has happened repeatedly that Q
shell has destroyed the whole kitch
en- and scattered its contents. XII
ing the cook and his mate. The
average meal consists OF stew and
vegetables and strong. black conee
Alcohol In any form Is not provided
and suffers do not exist within the
whole fighting front OF the army.
$3.50. ..~t,,.soo~s ,.,,tlr2 sforfh
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-11-27

Reports from France say that the
soldiers of that country are prepar-
ing to have some comfort combined
with war during the winter. They
have, built baths In the trenches.
and are planning improvised stages
for vaudeville amusements, all deep
enough to be safe from the shells
of the enemy. II Is also interest
ing TO note that the soldiers OF Aus.
tria-Hungary, as well as those OF
France and Germany. have extern
siye plans for comfort
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-11-27

lie Sueur, MIMI, november ~
John C.. Evans, resident Of lie
Sueur county for more than sixty
years, died yesterday at his home
on, a farm six miles south OF that
place at the age Of eighty-three. he
cas- one of the best known residents
Of Southern Minnesota, being es-
pecially prominent from the fact Of
his having planted the first wheat
n the Minnesota valley.
Mr.. Evans was born January 80,
1881, In Montgomeryshire, Wales.
migrated To Ohio at the age of TWEEN
". and removed to Ramsey county,
Minnesota, In 1852. He took a
homestead in lie Sueur county the
following year. He will be buried
Saturday I'm the cemetery of the
'elsh Calvinistic Methodist church.
which lie helped organize in 1855.
Eight sons and daughters, four of
whom reside on the home farm, sur
vive him.
Three hundred ioaves OF home
made bread. samples OF the skill Of
as many Minnesota girls between
| ten and eighteen years old, arrived
Wednesday at the offices OF the sx-
tension division OF the Minnesota
college of agriculture where II will
be judged in the Minnesota girls
bread making contest
The work OF judging the individual
loaves win be long task Miss Mary
L. Bull began Wednesday. In spite
OF long day with the bread knife.
Miss Bull had a larger pile OF work
ahead of her at the end OF the day
than at the beginning
From 100 TO 1000 ioaves are ex-
pected before the time limit expires
for receiving the bread. There were
1900 original entrants. but~many OF
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-11-27
Celebrated Their Diamond weddInu
Fourth Of Group Of Parties

Mrs. c. II. Griebel Is having the
fourth of her group OF parties at
her residence this afternoon. and
about thirty ladies are playing auc.
ton bridge. At the party given yes.
terday Mrs. Joseph Davies won head
honors, and Mrs. VIII Force took
second honors.
Mrs. Griebel was assisted by Mes
danes Charles X. Mayer, Mrs. A.
o. Scott, Misses frankie Klein and
Marjorie Johnson.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-11-27

short visit In the homes Of Mes
DANES II. J.. Bishner and +. q.
Brandt. Mrs. Johnson is a sister OF
Mrs Bishher and Mrs.. Philip is her
niece. z,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-11-27

John w. Wilmington. civil war vet
ern and for a number OF years a
resident of the township of Summit
Lake, Mobiles county, Mimi. died re-
Gently at Portland, Ore. Mr.. Mill
ington served throughout the civil
war and was one of the Union sol
diers who assisted IN the running
down and capture Of J. Wilkes Booth
the assassin OF Abraham Lincoln.
Mr.. Wilmington stood guard over
Booths body as It lay on the porch
Of a residence after Booth had been
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-11-27

Berlin, November 2o-The
German troops repuIsed a French
attack In the neishborhood Of
Verdun, in France, and the Rus
sian retreat in northwestern Po-
land continues, according 70 an
official communication issued by
the German general army head
quarters.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-11-27

The case of F. J. Brecht versus
f. +. Kobe, which went to trial
yesterday afternoon, was put into
the hands of the jury at 2:30 p. M.
today. II concerns some matter of
possession of land.
The case of Russell Burrill against
the Mankato Electric Traction CON-
pany was commenced this afternoon.
A. r. Pau. Jr.. and g. ]. Laurisch
are appearing for Mr.. Burrill and
S. B. Wilson is counsel for the
traction company. This is a per-
sonal injury suit. Mr.. Burrill was
injured and his automobile was bad
" damaged in a collision with a
street car on Main street. He is
suing for $1,000 damages.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-11-27

Church Members Will Be Enter
tanned.
Members and families OF the Cen
tenary Methodist Episcopal church
will be entertained by the Official
board this evening at eight O'Clock
In the social rooms Of the church.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-11-27

killed by Corporal Corbett until
taken to. boat to be sent to an
arsenal Mr.. Millington was seventy
years old,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-11-27

wen was a welcome one indeed.
Roy is expected home this week.
Investigation OF the death OF a
stranger found buried in a straw
stack near Lawndaie, wilkin county,
by Mrs. ]. T, knight and Mrs. Ar
thur Preston OF Mapleton, who be-
-lieve that the murdered man may
be their brother, William Beck, a
former Bl:e Earth county man.
The body eos found buried ina
straw stack G bout two weeks :. ago.
and was badl, 'iecomposed." - SO that
Identification W. impossible. Mrs.
Preston noticed NJ newspaper item
concerning the fr 'ng OF the man,
in which Il was ST I'D that the only
means s.of identifies 'on was the
name william Beck" m the inside
pf the mans coat. Yrs. Preston,
her husband and a brother went to
Lawndale 10 inquire int the matter,
and up TO the present time have no
definite information.
William Beck went TO Minneapolis
about two years ago to enter an au-
tomobile school. He was last heard
from last January, when he wrote TO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-30
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

~ MH Az pane '1 a. 'dar Sc st :94; ylo ' Be-
Mary 4: raims- sa,r.r :. Nt,5' iere e.
miah Wood. 2sl BNay.. ...- ... g. zoo
"TS ~ Jan az Is Ie4 Lit 20 az iioi ''S 20
MMar s2. il RssnE; = " '''6 e. a{.,y, :
SAME PROPERTY. June ieli -a'uc TO
same; aty, u e Myers. iSa Bvay 1000
hH'H SdsSx ~, 'Sr ~ -" 'I ,a an
IVA I isI,o 20 beg for s''G '' ,,d. sln
s. 112 WTeb6serr u Beekman - v.. 81, $1,000
s'T 5t75 sr Ju fy' w. a F23 '
the Say Bank ATTY, T = CO. 10
ssD 81. ls5 W : I75 Amsterdam Az.
70 9xlOc2. Jan 20. isl3--Wesley Realty
90 TO Li2col9 M's GO, 3aa B0ay; st,, y,
East RhRooHHfpw%4 IS! :sS. S""S .as ' S.iS
July le. lso7--Tsny 4 Hy Leyien 70 VIM %
Green, a2s Long I'm -. sprnrneld. Mass.
Timothy Green. % Kendall IT, Worces-
t' sb,s Mas, ngd Ns.h%n Ws Gr.Sq NG,E
Green, atty, segalI 10 Nassau
7lTH sT. n s. :2O Columbus av eoxlos ?,
Nov 20. l9lo-Blanche Page to Ray We'll
20 W liG' Ro ST. " rI9gSr; Of parry is
e2p ST, 9 :. lis s,h av "a sseS $751; ..
June 20. lss3-wm ~ Emma \ Johnston
10 Mary 4 Eiddls indy, Mary II nidd.'
Turner, Mcclure & Il, % William 81 So. 900
GOTH ST $50 W Contra Park w. 2ONi00 s.
June S. 1ss2--Cath NJ Spaulding to Jno W
Baker. attys' Van Duzer Taylor. 81 Nae
wHsHINGroN Az y. So ism 81 rWns
sw six n 27N " 60N n * 1877 llN 81
10 beg Sep, 80. l9l0--Marianins Bonagur
to Rudolph Appel. esr. attys. Mcnkcn Rros
isT AZ AVE- si5, - s,2 le.th It. saisioo.
July I, lBOT-Minnie Kohlhcrgcr to Jno &
Herman Ahrens: atiys. Kurzman +. eE
siTH ST p. llS6 Amsterdam av, COX
l02.2 May -, l9o5--Marv W & Leonard
Hempe 20 Adeline 9 Kroegcr; attyt Big
ham 4 WAgner 20 william ST.. $4,000
stTH ST. 800 w. y. lsl West End av.
ltN7t. Dec is ls0l--Geo q Dora II coles
20 Mary r Best Newport Il / attys.
Hand, Bonney Jones, ~ wal IT 40 900
CArHARfNE SLIP, II. p. 2Ox56 3x2Ox64 4.
Ap T. lsgi-Laurence Drake TO Saml Il
Welser rus. atty. Jas Carpenter. ESQ
EXCHANGE II. cor Bwsy. runs l32 7
to N cor New 81 80 OK n " SO. IA ;
" SIX n 90 9 to BwaY 81 I 10
beg. Jan ?. lsO7-Walter II & Couenah
warren 20 Columbia Trust co; attys he
Forest Bro. 30 Broad 81 ..... 81 o0O OOo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-30
SAYS WAR WILL AID
TEXTILE BUSINESS
Figures on Exports and Imports
Given by "Greater
New York"
RUBBER IN GOOD DEMAND

Production Of textiles and wearing app
rsrel In the United states should be slim
mated by the war says the Merchants
Association in It's weekly publication,
Greater Nen York
ION the whole the war should prove
, benefit to these industries. although
IN, shortage OF wool. dyesturs and GER
tain grades of silk is retarding in
Auonce which has already received mucn
pub,rtN." IL says. Less attention has
h.rr paid to the fact that importations
OF various lines which have formerly
connected with domestic goods are already
much reduced. TO the advantage OF local
mills In addition army needs are re-
ouiriug large amounts of goods of GER
tain kinds. and neutral foreign trade
will be forced more and more to turn TO
the United States for increasing amounts
Of such goods Except for the buying
Of army supplies the favorable factors in
the trade are slow in their effect.
"Oniy 1 per cent. or SS,672,000. Of
the sg5S seq, 900 OF clothing manufactured
in this country IL exported.
an clothing the United States for
merry imported 100000 worth more
than Il exported.
I'm woollen goods and felts the i'm
ports exceeded exports by about $4,000
ooo while the imports of silk goods ex-
eeeded the exports by about 2O.000.00o.
III only importations of jute and max
and raw silk can be Increased domestic
production should offset the value of the
goods which have formerly been imported
and which will not be available.
Considering laces and embroideries
and woollen goods. domestic production
should largely supplant foreign lines.
The export OF automobiles of various
grades, and possibly the cheaper grades
will feel the effect first. should increase
eventually as a result Of increasing de-
mand from neutral countries.
"ln the manufacture of cars for both
steam and electric railways the effect
OF the war is evident in reduced pur-
chases. on the other hand the elmina-
ton OF Belgian. German and French COM
petition in foreign markets gives promise
81 future trade In foreign fields IN such
cars when economic conditions have had
time to readjust themselves,
in the past there has been a compare
lively small export business in liquors
and beverages. 1t is believed that Ameri.
can expectation OF high grade beers. min.
eral and soda waters and wines should
be stimulated by the curtailment OF Eu-
ropean production. An increase in price
for these commodities in the United States
10 probably inevitable.
zone OF the commodities in consider
able demand by all of the belligeren,
countries Is rubber One result OF the
war should be the importation OF rubber
direct from Brazil.
Possibly there will be a diversion "a
the United States of a consider a bic
amount OF printing and lithographinl
which was formerly done abroad.
THE shortage OF supplies Of tanninl
chemicals and of certain grades OF hide.
is already felt in the United states
especially in European and Russian
feathers, on the whole the American
leather industry should be stimulated by
the war, although increased cost OF raw
material is inevitable"
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-JOHN u HASS as Administrator
with tho VIII Annexed. etc. ~ the Estate NJ
John '. Haas. deceased Plain'ir, against
In pursuance Of = Judgment " foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered IN The
above. entitled action and bearing date the
is'h day OF November. 1914, |. tn. under
signed the referee in said Judgment named.
Will sell at public auction, at th' Exchange
Borough % Manhattan. CITY Of New York
on the s'h day Of December. 1914 a. T..
o'clock noon on that day. by VI MprgenthaI.
Jr Co. Auctiorsers, the premises directed
by said judgment 20 be sold. and therein
desc ibed as follows.
ALI that certain lot. piece parcel ~
land with the building and improvements
thereon. situate. wing and being IN the Ror-
York In the County and state Of New York.
bounded and described a. follows
side Of Third Avsnu. distant ,wenty.fyr -;
feet northerly from the center line ~ tho
block between i:6'h and ie7'h streets. run
street. and the center Mo NJ me block on.
hundred i00l feet, thence nor'her'v para lei
with Third Avenue twenty four 80 feet
eleven an inches thence easterly parallel
the block one hundred 400 feet 10 'Ae
westerly side NJ ThirA Avenue AMI fNNu .
souther!y along tn" westerly side NJ Thir I
Avenue iwenty-four go feet e'rver I'D
Dated. Ne~ York. NovenNer lath. i'i'
CHARLES TLAMNID N'..-u,v 'a-
riaiutin - 'hgmh'-s street. M,rhsf'tn
Borough Nev York '''f
n" f".'N'ns =. a'IsraI, -" ,g'3irss,,,,,
Avenue
18Th stree,
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FORECIOslRC SALES.

yoRK. cierk's Al. No. iosts.isi..@rHEo.
P2RbbrNANp ). kUNkLkR s" ct al rs" De;
In pur.uanc. of a judgment of ioreolosnr.
sSov. .ent,.,sS action and bearing date the
End day Of November, 1914. |. the under
saiesrcom. So. i..is ves.y street in the
on the 18th day OF December. 1914. at "a
o'clock noon on that day. by JOSEPH p.
aid ,uasmsns ' .os ssa sh.r.n ds
ALI ina, s',,.n lot! gi.e, or parcel OF .,
f scrosah 81 aanh.s'ss d II. Os cRy of Ne%
Sor;h.riy Side OF sis,y,nt,h Stree, distant
Avenu. and sixty nth street. running
hs.%s. sn% psri n. way h sS ne
centre Of party wall one hundred feet
ns o N. Block 'Is W III
said cent?. lin. Of the block and parallel
southeriy parallel to the FRS, Avenue and
part OF the way through the centre Of
side OF Sixty NTH Street. and thenc. Easteriy
along tn. northeriy side Of sixty attn street
ming Said premises being nov known by
the street Number 325 East sixty NTH street
and located in section on Block itto on
the Land Map of the city OF New York
Being the same premise. conveyed by
garet Kunkier and Ferdinand J. Kunkler.
her son. by deed dated April %, lso2' and
is. Section 5. OF block series Of convey
ances in the once OF the Register of the
County OF New York.
Dated, New York, November 18th 1914.
PERcivAL n. GREGORY, Referee.
CHARLES A. DESHOS, Attorney for Plain.
tn, No. ass Broadway. Manhattan. New
York City.
The following IL a diagram Of the prop.
erty to be sold; its street Number Is 325 East
s5th Street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-30
9Sl COWS MUST BE KILLED.
Foot and Mouth Disease DinIno>is
Is Confirmed.

pr NcrtWus A. Moore OF the Sew York
state Veterinary College Cornell Cniver-
SHY. who Was called In to examine In
fected herds a, Woolhnven and New Lots,
has confirmed the diagnosis of Federal
and state veterinarians that the cattle
are suffering from the foot and mouth
disease
pr Albert Long Of the Federal Bureau
Of Animal Industry for KINGS ana Queens
counties. said last night that AT Wood
haven and Sew Lots there ara 9Sl hes d
of cattle I'm herds Infected by tho disease
The herd owners and the number -
their cattle are as follows. Louis Wank.
l9N. john Nor'N 20. J Manteu. III, *.
IloUaud -. HrlN Sacks. col ana Il
Ruhrlof-h,. 30. an of Sew Lots, ana =
Golds,c'n, -. and Meyer Kraut, l73,
both Of WoouNaven
Dr Long said that 1t viii be necessary
to slaughter an THESE herds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-30
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Italian steamship san Gugli"i mo. -aIl-
Ing to-day for Nap.,s, viii carry mail clos
ing at 30 T. NJ. fpr ltnlN Germany. Aus
trla. HunRsrv. Bulgaria. SerVta. Rumania
turkey. SWuzertaud Grrccs and for other
countries teNcept Luxembourg when spe-
cary addressed
OIaV. sailing On Thursday for Christiansand.
viii take mall closing At 10 4. NJ, for Nor
way. sweden, Denmark Russia. Austria
Hungary and Germany and for other "oun-
titles Except LuNenIburg and Turkey when
specially addressed.
The Holand.Am.rica steamship Rottsr-
otm. sailing on Thu-slay fur NHples. viii
take mail closing az 40 4 NJ. for Italy.
Austria. Hungary Bulgaria, SerNis Ru-
mania. Turkey, SNi'2"r.auG. Greco and for
other ,ouutrI'~ trN,yp. luNrnhurg and
Turk"vI whom specially ,Idressed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-30
MA It>It>' LIENS.
unhuttan

l44TH ST. $50 E-Nsthar l. strauss ast
= Real Es'o'r S,,qrity Co. OWN.
18TH ST, t2s-sao w-ucnJamin Malat ast
McVicknr Gniuard Realty Co. contractor
issTH' 81 Sc. w-same asi sam: grs;
lIrH ST. lso to lig BENJAMIN MSist
agt ) KcA Estate Security 30, owner,
McNiekar Gailiard Realty co. contractor
BRoADWAY.. n , cor lG.d st. ioONSSIi-
bsglamin Ma.at agt y, ReAl Estate se;
CENTRAL PARK VEST. ss5-.routs II
eurity Go, owner. McVnN., GNuard
het!y c." toGtra9ioT 'r"ntTah - 80
''8 es, fsii@e' secari S, Go' owner a. Mss'
Nickar uaIiiarl Realty Go, contractor re
cE%TRAL Park WEST. ,.s--Louis II
Apir!ln 81 Al aet y Ke4l Es,etcc, Sc;
Realty co. co1trsctor trenewsIi .. sos 80
BNoApWAY -e2 'ster,lng Ceiling 4 Lath,
iGs CS az. e,i rdv OF MiaTi SMITH on s1
VoRel, contractor, g Tinchet'l sub .on
iliTH ST SCI w--iIyman Urach ct al sgt
Mey'ckar Goijlari Realty 20, con,ra.,or
cLAiIEMoNT IS, $50 Lyman urach ct al
lgt keHi Estate security Co owner,
MoNirkAr Gni'ard Realty co, contra.,or
Cl.AREMDNr Az, l90-Hyman urech ct al
agt y Y Real Estate Security CO, owner,
McVicktr Gaslard Realty co, contractor
treupwah .....,... ............. sl3s 30
CLAREMoNT Az iS2 same sgt same
1iTTnp ST ,o5 ana 5os " Hvman R1sSS ct ct
nj agt y y Real Estate Security Co,
owner, McNickar Gaillard Realty co, con,
pI'SSIE Ei TS"SVVa cor isist St itCs.iiS
--Georgo Colon ct al agt Comfort Realty
Co owner, renewal ..,..... 49,. 81, $50
Inc. agt Nj Is l. Realty co. owner and
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Incoming v-.s-is-By wireless.

- Verona. naples 500 mite. cas-, OF sandy
Hook 80 noon yesterday
laNau.t Havana. ~ miles north or
Ju|f-l 40 tuub
&. Ui sui G.'vs'tou 90 niles south OF
Jupiter a. noon.
'tuusu'N. SAntisEo. go nles north o.
ilp4ttr a. noon
So ~ Dtoitsute. Galveston, 20 Iniloe esst
Il tiaINas'on bar A. noon
- cry Of Montgomery. savannah. pssss0
ltEIug Pan at noon
- Nrtil.s. Sew Orl-,nf st5 niic- south
east of Mississippi az noon
So \.tIthoc. Jdckson Sille ?So nhlsk south
Of SANDY Hook AZ +. NJ
50 comus New Orleans, ls' miles south o.
SANDY nook At \ VI
Medina Galveston, t7s miies south OF
SANITY Hook at Z = NJ
~a /nrupt. Color, l.3li rries south @
~aud lIonk At l.
- g. MVUIN Galveston Is. mites south %
Diamond shoals at noon
80 H. Gianla' Bj.,rsVics. A., n,i'Ss south
81 prNms Pan a. noon
u sandy Hook a. y "
. -, rlhn,.. r'.' IL'moo ''' miles south OF
S~ Chrfnker. ,ioorrriown. .s9 p,i'ss south
of a.r Hook e. -
re- e. i ~
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HHH
i26th street

The approximate amount ~ the Hen Or
charge TO satisfy which tho abOve-descTilri
Ia to b. sold Is .S0.tA2 ~ with
Interest thereon from July "A, lsla tOHetnrr
with the costs and ailoN auce amounting 70
1855 ii, with Interest from July -, 1914, 10.
gethcr with the expenses Of the sale. Tue
approximate amount OF the taxes, assess.
nients and water rates or other Hens, which
are to he allowed to the purchaser out Of
the purchase money, or paid nv the Referee,
10 s6G7 90 and Interest
Dated New York, November II, 1874
PERCINAI " GREGORY, Referee
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OFF NEw
YORK - rh' EquitdbI" Trus; company o.
WI. OF Louisa : wright deceased. Plaintiff
against Emma Baructt ana others, Defend
ants
IN pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosure
above entitled action and hearing date July
~. 1914 l. the undersigned. IN" referee IN
said judgment NAMED VIII sell at pubic
haitian. Ci'y OF New YORK on the TN day
OF pc'emeer lHi1, as u O'Clock noon on
sold. and therein descrihci ~ follows
ALI. that certain lot piece o. parcel OF
land situate. Wing and heinE ON tho south.
Manhattan IN the cay or NcN York, aud
bounded aud described as follows
hEGiNNiNG ~ a point on me sou'h'r.y
seventh street. distant two hundred and
seventy ave feet westerly from tho south
westerly corner Of LenoN tcrwerv S!Nthl
twenty seventh street AMI running thence
southerIy parallel with the westerly Side ~
line ~ LenoS ,rormer'y SiNthl Avenue. as
wid"n'd. ninety niue feet eleven inghes,
line of one hundred and twenty seventh
street twenty ave feet, thence UortheGN ana
formerly SIXTH Avenue. u. Wid-ned nin.tv-
mine feet eleven inches to- the southertv limo
OF one hundred and twenty seventh street
and thence sasterly along he spu'hcr.y lin"
twenty tive feet, 20 the point OF p.eu" ~
beginning
MURRAY, PRENTICE 4 lIOWIANp A..
torneys for Plain,ir, 81 wall street, New
The following I. diagram, ~ N. property
Is7th Street,
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LIS pESDFNS.
Manhattan,

li2TH ST. u >, 800 e lruoN aT e5N100 Ii
Valentine r MACY et al agt sadie s Rirn.
baum ct al foreclosure Of MORTGAGE
Httys, Dawson a Underhill
10TH ST 81 W---Gustavus S!denberg ct al
agt Ethel II Orager ct al foreclosure of
mOrtgagol; attys, lachman 4 Goldsmith
51N Az, sb--Greenw!ch Savings Bank agt
walter u Lewisheim ct al foreclosure OF
mortgagel ATTY, Is A sands
WEST END Az. e ,, ~ II 18TH ST, 10 lnNgO
---Gr"enNich savings Bank aEt Mary y,
Gardiner 81 Al foreclosure Of norjgisri
atty, u sands
sTH Az, " 3, 2s3 list st, g2.6xlOO-Geo
II Sniyth ct al agt Martha JHuncey ct al
foreclosure Of mOrtgagel atty, n Baer
BrOnx.
PERRY Az, -, 1876 n Of 20bth
81, 20Al00--Jaeob Marx agt Mary Leo ct al
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COTTON CROP l5,75O,OoO BALES
producrrs trr iIoIdiug W hen Able
SAYS New Orleans nrpor,.

NEW oE,UA%s Nov. 30 CMondtyb. --
The 1bucS-Picnylno this morning gives
,he following as huh, report on the cotton
crop Of 1914, saying the CONSENSUS Of
oplnion points to the results noted:
Alabama, l700,0oV cales; Arkansas
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The approximate amount OF the lien OF
charge, TO satisfy which the above described
property II to be sold. IL Five thousand two
hundred and forty-two and 36-iO0 f5 2I2 3bl
Dollars. with interest thereon from the 18Th
day OF October. 1910, together with the cost,
and allowance amounting 10 Four hsndref
and siSty-six and 36-loO Dollars. with
Interest from November End. 1914. together
with the expenses OF the sale. The approx
mate amount OF the taxes assessments and
water rates, or other liens. which are to b'
a. owed to the purchaser out Of the purchase
money or paid by the Referee. Is about on.
hundred and eighty Dollars and interest.
Dated. New York. November 18Th 1914.
PEEClNAL II GREGORN. keferec.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

2p Az. 1883 cor store aud front basement
lsdore IA kempner to Victor I,oewenberg,
100 T. s6th 50 10 yrs from Jan /. 1913,
atty. l. Kueu, zoe Bway .......... 81 500
PROSPECT Az, cor Kelly st, cor store
Kuver, ga T. i63d 81. 3 yrs from MAY /
1914; atty. Henry Kuver. 9a4 IL 1884
st..,t.. .,......-,... $500 to 81 200
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The approximate amount OF tho IGN ~
charge to satitfy which the above desc p beo
property l. TO he sold. Is Thlr'' come thousand
and seventy and - 100 f3l,0fu ~ Dollars
with interest thereon from the End day o'
Nov emNer lol4 togeth"i g. the costs aud
allowance amounting 20 Thre" hundred nftN,
three aud $500 Dollars vi'h interest from
November l1ih 1914 together with he ~
peusAs ~ the sac The trp-oNiWat" uUouT'
othcr lions. which trr - 20 s''oW"l 10 tn,
purchaser out Of Tho purchase money. a.
paid hy the Referee. f. Sss0 90 ami iut.rost
Dated, New York Nnve'uher l7th i9'i.
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