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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-11-19
< HEAD OF HORSES, 1 JACK

GOmmDuCluB at ! ~ Ahs oA~A go go
following described property:
HEAD OF HORSES, 4 JACK
Jack known as Rude, Is hands
high, years old, good built and
a good breeding Individual; grey
mare years old, weight 1900
pounds; black mare, IL years old,
weight 1900 pounds; bay family
broke mare IL years old, weight
1850 pounds; above three mares are
all bred to jack; black gelding 8
years old, weight 1860 pounds;
sucking colt.
a.t 10 HEAD OF CATTLE
Five good milch cows, some are
fresh, age to years old; 5 sum
mer and fall calves.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Automatic hog waterer, feed
grinder, carriage, saddle and bride,
Dairy Queen separator, tank for
hauling milk, stands OF bees.
Also about $50 blu. red Texas
oats. about 800 bu. kaffir corn
about 80 tons alfalfa hay, some
other articles not mentioned.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Lounge, kitchen cabinet, sink
cupboard and stove. Also phone and
share in Acme Telephone Associa-
tion.
FREE LUNCH TO THOSE FROM
A DISTANCE
TERMs-All sums Of $40 and I'M
der cash; sums over $40 credit
OF 8 months will be given on note
with approved security at 10 pei
cent; If paid when due only 8 per
cent interest will be charged. No
property to Be removed until settled
for.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-11-19

Al Krsybilra feed store, sO7 n.
Buckeye. isd12twat
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-11-19
D. 4. DENY

+ q. ENGLE, Auceioneer-
ALBERT ROBSON clsrh.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-11-19
Monday, Nov. 3Oth

commencing at / p. m. sharp, the
following described property:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-11-19
GOSSIP OF SOCIETY

Topeka Capital: Mrs. o. L. Moore
and Mrs. w. T. Coolidge entertain
ed the Portia club yesterday after
noon at the Moore home. AS the day
was the slxty-fifth birthday anniver-
sary of Judge Moore, the husbands
of the members were asked for din
ner. The affair was complete sur
prise to Judge Moore.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-11-19

70 yella aarrlaoa Ia %. &c
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-11-19
g Q .

The teacher training class. under
the auspices OF the graded union,
which Is being taught by Supt
Stacey, win meet at the Christian
church on Friday night, November
20. at 1900; chapters 20, 2s and %
win be reviewed. A full attendance
Is desired.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-11-19

George w. Day, OF Chapman and
Miss Edith Signer OF Junction City
were married last Friday afternoon
by Probate Judge Hemenway. I'M
mediately after the ceremony a big
wedding dinner was served at the
shreeves home west of Junction
City.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-11-19
10 HEAD OF CATTLE

Five good milch cows, some are
fresh, age 8 to 5 years old; 5 sum
mer and fall calves.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-11-19

Mr.. Albert Hargraves and Miss
Hazel Newland. both Of Abilene,
went to Manhattan Friday and were
united in marriage by Rev. Flock
hart at the Episcopal church at 2
o'clock in the afternoon. Mr.. Har-
graves was formerly a student at
the state agricultural college.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-11-19
FARM IMPLEMENTS
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Lounge. kitchen cabinet, sink,
cupboard and stove. Also phone and
share in Acme Telephone Associa-
tion.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-11-19

Hope Dispatch: Cards are out an
nouncing the approaching marriage
of Miss Pearl Kildea, one OF Hopes
fairest prizes, to Arthur Shane OF
Abilene, which will occur the 26th
of the present month. They will live
at Abilene where Mr.. Shane has
employment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-08
Good Prices for Queens Lots

The NJ. Morgenthau, jr, Company
held a successful partition sale OF
twelve lots located at Union Course,
Town of Jamaica. under the direction
OF William c. Beecher, referee, and
Justus W. Smith, attorney for the
plaintiff, at the Queens County Court
house yesterday. The lots were sold
as follows:
Three lots on the cast side Of
Snedeker av., between 1th and 9th SITS,
s45O each, TO F. A. Ross; two lots on
the east side Of Snedeker av., between
9th and 9Th SITS, TO the same buyer, for
s425 each; one lot on the north side of
9th ST., between Snedekcr and Shaw
avs, for S485, to Catherine Grant;
two lots on the south side Of 9th St,
between Snedeker and Shaw avs, for
$3.50 each, to Catherine Grant; one lot
on the east side of Snedeker av, be
tween 7th and sth SITS, for S4OO, TO j.
w. Smith; two lots on the south side
Of 18th St, between Snedeker and Shaw
avs, for S425 each, TO Catherine Grant,
who also purchased the small strip,
8.4x1O0, on the east side of Snedeker
av., % feet north of 18th St, for $25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-08
LIS PENDENS,
JULY :.
Manhattan.

JAMES ST. 80. Metropolitan Savings
Bank agt Martin Garone Ct al foreclosure
~ mtg. att,s. 4 $ 4 W Iiutchins.
It'll ST. 2.9 to 231 l.: II Seal agt Mary
Doscn action 10 set aside conNcyancc) ;
atty. Icllmgcr.
13iST ST. IS ana 30 "; " " Powell agt
r p Kelly Fl al foreclosure OF mtel atty
W VI Powell. ir. oo
7TU Az. W cor 18Th 81 I31lXloo'
German Savings Bank In the CITY or Ne"
york act Maihidc VI Nertens 81 al fore-
closure Of mtg: atty. " Auerbach.
1OGTH ST. 127 T.; Franklin Trust 90 agt
Port Jervls Land Il Improvement 90. Inc
Of al foreclosure Of mtg. attys. Mckeen'
Brewster & Morgan. -
18TH ST. n $ 100 n W OF IN av, BOX
1OoI1: German Savings Bank In the CITY
OF New York agt Mathildc Mertens et al
foreclosure Of mtg; atty, Auerbach
The Bronx.
lot 4. parcel -. map Of estate Of " r
ogden: : Whithouse agt Il ketch-
UNI ct al foreclosure OF mtg; atty u Soy
mour. 40 r.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, n W 8; 400 II
" OF Ave 81 John .0vli5: Mary VI ira
gcser agt sag lfarbor Estate ct al core
closure Of mtg. atty. $ Levine.
WASHTNGTON Az, s. - n OF 169th
81 "Jxsq7. Mildred + Sundcl agt Ettlc
Rothenberg ~ al foreclosure OF mtg, at
tvs. Feltenstein & Rosenslcin.
18TH ST IS. $50 n r Of 9Th av Wake
feldI. 2iN1l4: II - Junge agt + I'M ct
al foreclosure OF mtgl. attys. Frees a Nc
Evcctv.
100. Fliza Durham agt Lena Fahla 81 nj
foreclosure Of Mtg, atty W u Chamocr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-08

Mary 2 Thompson. admx. 70 Jspe NC
Kttrick: 81.
Margaret Raleigh ct al 10 Title Guarantee
and Trust 60: g.. -.
Iavinia T. Plat TO Aline r Lane S5 'go'
LAWYERS Mortgage 60 10 Emigraht Ihdus'
trial Savings Bank. 10000. .
Arhsnv city Savings Institution 10 Lawyers
Mortgage. 90. 5000
Cosenzo Building 90 10 Pietro Amone' VI
600
William Durham admr. to Title Guarantee
and Trust 60. $3.50 -
Mary p Bowling IN Emelie Hezelcin; tlV
Helena Scnan. admN. 10 " . Schaft. HlVv'
Edward I<hr 10 Joachim Bosch, S.""
Morris Park Estates 70 Title Guarantee
and Trust 90. 81. ..
Hermann S-eckamp 20 barbara pick; 5000.
Dollar Savings Bank 20 Eduardo Merenda'
$500
Michael F'ppingcr 70 John Fippinger: ono
half part $3.50. same 10 same: one MAJ 10
part: s. 80: same 10 same: one-haIt part
81 100: same to same: ono half part 81
.iohn Fippingcr to Anna kimbor. S5.'I".
same 70 Michael Fippingcr. one-haIi part
81 SEQ. Same N same. one half part. SLJv'
Masdalena Xuckermantel IN Frank dass'
3 0oH: same to August Rcant. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-08
Figures for Six Months
Over S5,3O0,000 Less
than Last Year.
DEAL PENDING FOR
WEST END AV. SITE
Property at SSth St. Corner
Owned by the Hunt Estate
for Many Years.

A comparative report of building
onerations in The Bronx was ISSUED yes
terdav by Robert J. Moorehead' super
;ntendent OF the Bureau of Buildings;
The report covers the six months endeG
June 80. 1914. and shows substantial
decrease in the estimated cost OF ne"
buildings, with a corresponding de
crease in the number Of plans ana
buildings from the figures for the
same period in 1918. The estimated cost
Of new buildings is over S5,3Oo,OVV
loss than in 1918. On the other hand, a
cain OF over 100000 is noticed In the
fqures for alterations. The large re-
duction in the figures for new buildings
is accounted for by the fact that In i9l9
the figures for brick tenements totslied
10 S12177,351, and in 1914 the total lot
the same class of buildings IS only
81 438.00O, with 1853 buildings, as
against POT last year. .,,.
Among the more important buiidings
the figures for which are included IN
This wears report are the Young Men
Christian Association Building, four
story brick structure, TO be USED as a
clubhouse and located at the southwest
corner of Washington av. and lolSt ST.
The property is 134X1S6 feet and the
estimated cost of the building is 500
600. William Fellowes Morgan IS
named as president. A schoolhouse at
St. Paul's Place. between Washington
and Park avs, will cost, it is estimated,
$40 900. and a new police station at
Brook av. and 142d st. will cost Sl5O,,,
600. Seventeen flathouscs, 20 be located
at 166th st. and College and Flndiay
avs. are estimated at 100000. A re-
capitulation of the figures for the two
periods follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-08

NEGOTIATIONS are pending for the pur-
chase by a builder of the southwest
corner of 88th st. and West End av,
a Mot lOO.8xs0 feet, and the adjoining
four story dwelling at 800 West 8Sth
St. 2ox1O0 feet, or:another large apart
ment site. The property is owned by
the Hunter estate. the record showing
that Frederick Hunter acquired title
there on May 3, 1858.
The realty holdings Of the. Hunter
estate were TO be partitioned in the
courts, lis pendens having been filed
for that purpose several months ago.
The present deal is practically con-
cluded, but few of the legal details
having yet 20 be acted upon.
Other sales announced recently fol-
low:
14eD ST-Ennis e. Sinnott have bought
from the Madden estate through W. j.
Huston & Son the three story dwelling AT
co. West I42d ST. on lot 16.9X991l, ad-
Joining the southwest corner OF Seventh aV.
169TH ST.--Mary l. J. Campbell has soId
10 Max II Sharf 5lj West 169th ST, Two
story frame dwelling, on lot 25Xsl, near
Audubon av. The property Is situated be-
tween two new nathouses
HATH ST.-Samuel Harris has sold for
David KnopD 20 the Maseba Realty COM
panv 10 East Hath ST, five story tone
rnent house. with store, on lot 21NlOO. The
seller acquired tho property in 1904.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-08
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
York-Dora Schiller. Plaintiff. against
Sausc Realty co. OF al. Defendant. In pur-
suancc Of Judgment of foreclosure and
sale. duly made and entered in the above
entitled action and bearing date The 18th day
OF November. 1919. /. tho undersigned. the
referee in said judgment named. will sell at
public auction. at the Exchange Salcsrooni.
No. li-i6 Ncscy street in tho Borough Of
Manhattan. city Of New York. on the 30th
day OF July. 1919. at l. o'clock noon on that
PROMISES directed by said Judgment 10 be
sold. and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot piece or parcel Of
land, with tho building and improvements
thereon erected. situate. lying and being in
the Borough Of Mani attain, city County and
state Of New York. and bounded and de-
scrihcd as follows:
Beginning al point on the southcrly side
~ Ninety-slXth street. distant two hundred
and SiNty-siN ,265i feet eight 81 inches west
'rlv from the corner formed hv tho intersec-
ton ~ tho southcry side of Ninety sixth
street with tho westerly side Of West End
Avenue. running thence southcrly. parallel
with West End Avenue and part of tho way
through a party wall one hundred 400 feet
eight AMI oue-half Eial inches: thence west
orly. and again parallel with Ninety sixth
Street iorty -one Hb feet eight ~ inches
itcnco northcrly. and again parallel with
West End Avenue and part OF the way
through a party wall ono hundred uOO> feet
eight and one-half (Si1D inches to the south 20
ely side OF Ninety sixth street and thence
sixth street. forty-ono dD feet eight d0
inches TO the point or place OF beginning.
being known as premises No. 3t West s6th
street
JOSEPH y. TUTrG.D Referee.
WOLF & <OHN. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
2O3 broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. city
The following Is a diagram Of the property
10 10 Sold Its street Number is S2t West
s6th street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-08
FEDERAL COURTS.


" I = - -
NNP & VI 6 S/M1l-
dOuddo
RobinSou/Nan Ripper
NrIellan Reid
Nizcll/E'more
Fcrtyj ohn/Enery
Morrell/tug Lizzie d
Galldghcr same
I<rnnedy/iiasbrouck
KcnuedV/jn Cook
IS/Quincy Mining 20
church billiard
y carbon Bright star
KaRneer/S chiaronc
Re Jcssurun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-08

pr G"
Centre line Of block.

The approximate amount OF the lien ~
charge. 10 satisfy which the above described
property is 20 be sold. is 1854 With interest
thereon from the 10Th day OF May, 1914 to-
gether with the costs and allowance, amount
ing to 1874 0s with interest from June H..
1914. together with the expenses OF the 9sl..
Tho approximate amount OF the taxes. assess
ments and water rates. or other liens, Whit n
are 10 be allowed TO the purchaser out OF the
purchase money. or paid by the referee 10
$3.50 So and interest
The premises above described are sold sub
feet TO a first mortgage for $500. With &C.
crued interest thereon. at the rate OF % per
annum from February LIST. 1914 also 20 cove
nants and restrictions referred 10 In deed re-
corded in Liber 90s OF oonveyances az pass
e07 subject 10 any question which may ariss
as TO the title TO that part OF the premises
which lie east OF the line drawn parallel III
Eleventh avenue and distant nineteen fee,
seven inches east OF the centre line OF ths
westerly party wall OF tho premises sbois
described. subject to state OF facts shown hy
survey made by p. +. Nostrand. dated April
3D. 1906.
Dated New York June ls 1914.
HARRY BLUR. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-08
COTTON LOSES
MONDAYS GAIN
Active Positions Go Into New
Low Ground, with Later
Rallies.

The cotton market showed renewed
weakness yesterday, with prices not
only losing the gains of Monday, but
touching new low ground for the
movement on most OF the active po-
sitions. December contracts, for in
stance, declined 12.23c, or points un-
der the low level of last Friday, and
81 35 a bale below the high record es-
tablished early last month Some trade
buying on the decline and covering
caused rallies Of several points in the
late trading. with the close steady,
but last prices still showed a net loss
of from 8 TO - points. Bearish for
egn trade advices and favorable
view of weather and crop conditions
appeared to strengthen bearish senti-
ment. Southern spot markets were
unchanged, and the local market was
quiet at 1926 for middling upland.
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-08

ss ID. ss7s: II state, SIS. SIS IS: i2 shsep
iis. SIS . Va. 100. 81. Penn. 1913 80
bucks. las S. -. $780,
Receipts SiG head. - on sale. Market
arm 20 fraction higher - ..s,,
Saies-G A l.. = Dnlcnhack - stare
hogs, 1870 70 average. a. 80 per loo TO- =
Tobin A shannon Oatc Nestcrd.l
state hogs. ~ M. s. %. 4. Ito ~ 10
rOughs. Sos. 81 90.
chicago. July 7.--HoGs..ReG,'e,pp,s' =.
600. strong: bulk. s. - n s. CO. hsht. - :.
- s. 20. mixed. s. .5n IS 40. heavy . 80 "
sS6Tis: rough s. o5d s. 20. PIGS = - "
$50 CATTLE Receipts. LOW 'sSD.
s,ockers and feeders. s. 75asS: cows an
heifcrs. s. zoos -; calves. 81 90 - .''
SHEEP Receipts. 10000. strong Sn'cP
s. 81 a So 10. yearlinss. So">' 'o' '"''OS
Ssnsa: Cl,y July az, s %. ~Fe sSsT;
SSh7L light s. 3OQ - ~: pigs. IS s. -
CATTIE-Receipis 5000. steady; rrlnl.
fed steers. 50 ~ q 80 %: dressed hc"t' - =
II 50: southern s. - 0 $ %; COWS. $4fl
$50. boifors S675qS9 -. stockcrs and
FEEDERS s6G$s ~: bulls. $, .'g 80 800 cas-
ST. 6OaS SHEEP- Receipts. @A"o; h,Sn
or; lambs. s. 500 80 20 y'srl.sss 81
stcckere and feeders. So 500 So -.
:, Louis lulv 7-UOGS Receipts
200: higher: pigs and hghts. z 20 - So ~"
n1fNf0
hssNT & s. 20 CATTLE Receipts
q 500. higher. native beef steers. 81 30 a
81 so. cows and heifers. 80 So stocker'
and feeders S5QS5 50. Texas and lnolsn
steers SS6SS so. COWS and hefers. 81 90 n
SIS s.. native calves $50 81 - SftEhl
Receipts GiO0. strong. native mutton
e 7s5s5. lambs. $50 81 -.
East Buffalo. July Cattle
CENTS. 100 head: steady. NENl'S-
ceip,s ~ head. active and stcady; So
<i1'bo EOGs-Receipts 500. fair. active
ard higher heavy. s. % . s. %; - OK r. CO.
End piss Sc 95 4 50: roushS s. 4og - W.
.,rs SSGS7 SHTFP-RccriptS. 400. &C
tive and steady. lambs. 81 50 -.
rRy Telegraph 20 Tho Tribune
BOSTON. July Livestock receipts lSS2
cattle $3.50 sheep and lambs. 22"N calves.
90 COS hoCs Market strong on ne
classes OF stock. but poorest beer COWS anu
mixers dull and lower choice hSaN!
COWS GaGI-c. with few extras higher.
fair 10 good 5d &C: poor ~ ordinary, az
nc. bolocrls and Gamers. 81 u.'tc, buiis
IN fair supply. a. $3.50; cholc'. h'"NF va
&c Demand for veal calvcs good. ts-
pccially for best. yard ou'LInSS o. 20 ,,..
general average. - N9c. choice. 20 luc.
C,rc, 1o9IO5,r coarse calves. 3Iic;
small calves SG0s6 each. Hogs fr2c-
tlon higher. AZ =. ace with most safes
~ SC or ,bovs. Dressed hogs un-
changed. ~ 10is Q11c. Receipts hsh'e or
and demand firm sheep and lambs IN
light supply and unchanged. at 3G3c Tor
sSeep and ga SC for lambs. Mich oow
trade very poor. and ordinary salable only
st concessions: average. $500 $50: 5000
heavy mixers seOass5: choice. ss5dslm
Louisville. 1ulv 7-SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. o.7eS. making ~. 7S2 for TWO
days Top lambs heavy; central hentuCkv
lambs nj s%c: seconds eh &C; culls. on
s.: best fat sheep. 4G4xc; medium ana
common sheep. cQShc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-08
7AeR3MAl , Estate
Bronx Building Plans
ShOW Large Failing Oft

gomcry 81. ci.?x5s3. p 5x595: sty tenmt
ana stores. sold 10 tho plaintiff for $1,000
49, :. H. Mayors.
PIkb ST. 6S. 8 81" Monroe ~. y. 81
o. 3N,1.">6l =. stv tonmt and stores. sold 10
tho plaIutiN for $50 O00
18th ST. So West n g 1t2 o 9th az. c2r
$50. ami 4 sly shop. sold to " CroHt0n
for 81 0So
Nv NJ Morgenthau. Ir. Co
l5f1U ST. 4s West. : g. 1874 y 81 Mich
olas az. l\eN%ll sty dWs sold to the
Plaintiff for il31H.
BY Samuel Marx
18TH ST 3is West. :. % 9TH az, 26Asi.
sty tenmt. adjourned 10 July il
At TIE BRONX EXCHANGE.
by Joseph +. Day.
1870 ST. <. bet Prospect and Stehbins
avs 39l7XlS2.7N irrcr: also Stebbins az. 8
cor 1874 st. -X-N179XlH4. = sly dwg and
vacant sold to j. Robinson & & Brown for
100000
GARRISON Az. W 8. ALL lafayette
Az. 25A96. vacant. sold to the plaintiff for
$500.
BY j. n Mayors.
1870 ST. 107 West II :. ~ Ioring Fl.
50. 3Xs4. 1iXS5Nsf11. sty dWe, Withdrawn.
By George Price.
MORRIS Az. 6Il and Co.. cor 1881 81.
- lO0 sly dwg and ] sty stores; sold to
IIcrshncld for 10000.
by samuel Marx.
ROWLAND Az " $. a 5 Frisby av. TX
g.. sold TO the plaintiff for $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-08

SUPREME COURT COUNTY or NY
York Maybellc Realty Company. psinlms
against carrie A. Miller Il al, Defendants. ~
pLrsulrOe OF a judsm INT OF foreclosure az
al. Cuiy made AMI entered IN the ABOVE eh
titled tction and bearing date the i0th ca' 81
June 1914 7. the undersi gncl. ne retc9ce u
said judgment named. will sell az puele az.
tion. at the Exchange Sslcsrooln. 80. ~
Nesey street, in the Borough 81 Nannat'tn
Citv OF New York. on the 'th day OF Su'
1914 at J.. o clock noon on that daH. ~ oiiu,
uol Marx, Auctioneer. the premises dlfec 81
b. said judgment TO he sold sn1 therein ~
scribed as follows: All that certain lot pie'
o. parcel OF land. with tho building ana Nn.
row m cnts thereon. situate lying anu l. =
In the 18th Ward OF the City OF New los.
bounded and described as follows: Beginn'n.
AZ point on the southery side OF NtI Suse'
distant esstsrly from the southeasteTy '"'
ner OF 18th Street and 9Th Avenue tNo run
dred and TWENTY-FIVE feet; thence rIhn,at
easterly along said southerly side OF ~,
street twenty five feet: thence southerly 80.
parallel with 9th Avenue NINETY Two fee'
the centre line dividing the block betHee.
18th aad 18th Streets; thence westerly sons
said centre line % feet: thence ncrthefV
ginning. Being the same lot Numbered ~ On
a map OF land NJ George Rspelic by J. -
Hasler and Adolphus LAWS. dated the =.
day OF April. 1872. a copy OF which map
filed I'm the office 81 tho Register OF the wv
and county OF New York by the 70 -. a.
which map reference is made for the Nefh'
cations Ct the above dimensions.
Dated New York. June 10th 1910
JAMES A. FARRELL. Referee
ENGEB BROTHERS. Attorneys for plsintN
l59 Nassau Street. Borough o, MsnhaiuA
City az New York
The following is diagram Of The pro9eFV
20 be sold: its street Number Is SN;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest 3 per cent unless othereise noted
JULY :
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
BROADWAY. 70 - cor 81 1851 St o9.1
100. BVay and liGth - Corpn 10 Pauline
u Riggs II rue Boissiere paris. France .
juno 30. vr. Sll@.joO. atty, g Van Am
FORT WAsHfNGTON Az. Is. 1857 Of
Overlook Terrace. ii2N9O. i VI Libbey 10
n VI Sanders. . r %9th ST. July .. J yrs
80 y o.. $500. atty. Lawyers Title In
WATER ST. 34I $ : 25t2oo: Erz F
Trust GO. June -. due rs per bond $4,000
Bullwinkcl 70 Matilda \ Sanderson. 25S
Emersol av. April z. due Oct ,. 1910: 9
? G. $1,000. atty, = BullVinkel. 133
Washington az. Brooklyn:
III AZ. o r. 9s 10 ~ 42d ~. - Iyso;
= 81 Scheil 20 g Ludwig. 800 Sd av. July
q prior mtg Slj.o00l; due as per bono
$1,000; atty. NJ Falk. 30 Nassau 81.
ID Az. s. JO.3 Of ash ST, q. lylno:
" u Stauf to Law ers Title Insurance
and Trust 90. July q: : yrs $4,000.
ID AN. v cor OF 4sth -. - ,6Ee9 y.
Rank. - chambers st: July 9; yrs;
SIS 900. atty. Title Guarantee co.
it'll Az. vs.. % n OF 4Wh 81 20 OK
100. Ellen II McAieer 10 Anna pek9wsky:
$500. atty. Y schavrien. - Court st.
Brooklyn.
" Heller 70 LAWYERS Title Insurance and
Trust TO. June II: : yrs: $1,000
SSTH ST 1919 81 Lexington a., 90. 10
woo. i Laommle to Louisa Siief and ano.
1893 ID av. July 7. due as per bond {;
prior mtg tl5.0o0'. $4,000. atty. + 4
stroh, IS Park Row.
The Bronx.
BELMONT Az. " $. 50 n 1s6th ST. o5Ns7.6.
Maria Di Christina 10 Kate Grffcn. 6s3 Lex
ington tprior mtg $4,000; July ,; due az
per bond; $500; atty Lawyers Title Insur-
CROTONA PARKWAY, n cor 1I6th st,
147.lx irreE. o Construction 60. Inc 10
d J Lyons. ~ Donaldson ay. Rutherford.
y ! Cprior mtg $1,000: July 8; . yrs; q per
cent. 5000. atty. ! j lenahan. 192 BwaY;
HOFFMAN ST " 8. bcng = lot 100 ana
D. lot 100. map heirs William Powell. JOY
100: VI Morrone and ano to Tramonte. ~
PARK ST: June &. 1905. yrs; $1,000; atty
Louis Canal. - Park It -. %,
PLOT begins at u 5 lot -. 1876 n roai
10 Workers 75xiJo. O'connen 60 } IL
Thorn Spuytcn Duyvil Parkway, OF HiVcr-
Gale az. July 6: > yrs; per cent @'"'
atty. Title Guarantee 90. ,,.-,,., o,xo,.
VAN NEST Az. cor Wallace 81 .tH"2:
Alcoti Realty co 10 Eliz Is Dooine. Ia =
Soth 81 prior mtg S9.VW; July o.; yrs ~
per cent, $500. attys. Knox d. -
W ). LOT az. map Wakefield. ?Sxl1t;
u Iuizzo and ano to Alice 9 Ho~es' l1-f
Commonwealth av. June 80: due as per
bond. SO. 500, attys. Clocke, & H. 8Sl T.
81 ~. e. being W " lot $50. map
Wakefield. 5Ox114: VI Brennan. Inc. 10
MHry Rafferty,, 31I south ON Nv nounN
Vernon. \ Y. July |: 3 yrs p 6; s2.oOo.
atty + A Bennett, 1G f LIST ST. Mount YER
SD Az. S. 1853 OF 1921 Ct. 2oLss5'
c o Fcndrych to Dollar Savings BANK.
2sos 81 av: July = . yrs. p c; s22'ooo'
attys. Lcxow. " & W. 43 CEDAR 81
145TH ST 32s r. $. 23N10o: j Erden-
brcchcr 20 Lawyers Mortgage CO. OF LID
crty -: July 3 due as per bona; so'ooo'
atty. Title Guarantee and Trust 90
15iST ST. " s. $40 II Of Walton av'
o.: SNa1s: Mary \ Beacon 70 J b Sunern.
@I"2 park av: July g prior mtg s2.Ooo)
:, YRS. 6 p q. $500. atty. Lawyers Title In
surance and TRUST 90.