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TWO RALPHS IN MATCH RACE.
Plan L. to Have De Palma Oppose
milford at BRIGHTON.

championship match race between
Ralph DE Palma and Ralph milford may
be run at the two day automobile race
meet al Brighton Beach track tomorrow
aud Labor Day Milford is here from
Chicago, whence he drove racing car
over the road Negotiations for such a
match may be closed between the drivers
and the Motor Dealers Contest Associa-
ton.
DE Palma has won the Vanderbilt Cup
race twice and milford won II in 1911
For three successive years DE Palma has
been evolved II winner at Elgn, while
Milford won this classic four years ago
milford was formerly a long distance
champion and holds the worlds stock car
twenty four hour record He has won
many racing events OF less magnitude
De Palma. who has won more than 200
automobile races, was long regarded ar
the mile track champion. Two years ago
he stopped driving on mile tracks almost
entirely, combining his driving to the
classic events. Brighton Is one OF the few
tracks that De Palma has raced on the
last two seasons,
Entries for the half dozen sprint and
distance events have come IN well and a
good list OF starters is expected
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FORpCLosURE SALE.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF new
fOHk--The Greenwich Savings Bank
plaintiff. against jacques Well and others
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered IN the
above, entitled action and bearing date the
the referee In said judgment named, will
sen at public suction. at the Exchange
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New York
on the 22nd day OF September, 1914 at ~
9,cl3ck noon on that day. by JOSEPH p.
said Judgment to be sold, and therein de-
scribed as folows:
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel of
Hundred and Two ,tsoD East sixty .nrst
Nineteenth Ward OF the Borough Of Man
haitian Of the city County and State OF New
York and bounded and described as follows
BEGINNING at point on the southeriy
slde OF siNty-hrst street distant seventy C70b
feet easterly from the corner formed by the
Intersection Of the said southcriy side OF
SINty- nrst street with the easteriy side Of
Third Avenue and running thence ea.teriy
street seventeen G7) feet. thence southoriy
and parallel with Third Avenue and part Of
feet and nye 90 Inches, thence westerly
and parallel with said southeriy side %
thence nor, ssffJ sevsp,een u1 f,e, and
said eas,erly side OF Third Avenue and Tor
a part OF the distance through another party
the point or place Of beginning be the said
several distances and dimensions more OF
Dated New York. Angus, 2s, 1911.
NELSON OLcoTT. 2ND. Refer.e
b. AYMAK SANDS. Attorney for Plaintiff
80 Cedar street. Manhattan. New York
The following is II diagram 81 tn. prop.
Gy 70 be sold Its street number Is 2O2
sist Street
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FoRECIOsrRE ALCs


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF NEW YORK, Theodore G. Zeresa, Plain
I'm, against sadie II. Jacobs and others.
Defendants.
ure and sale. duly made and entered in the
ahoNe-entitled action and bearing date the
18TH day OF August, 1914. I, the under
signed the Referee In said judgment named
Salesroom. No. 14-is Vesey Street In the
Borough OF Manhattan, city Of New York.
on Ye 2ard day OF september, 1914. At 2
o'clock noon on that day. by Bryan l..
kennelly. Auctioneer, the promises directed
BY said Judgment to be sold, and therein
described as follows: ALL that certain lot.
thereon erected. situate. wing and being in
the City OF New York and known by tna
street Number Eight formerly Four Eas,
one Hundred and Thlrty-third street
BEGlNNlNG ct point on the southerly
side OF one Hundred and Thirty third street.
distant one hundred and thirty-nve UsBj
feet eastwardly from the southeasterly cor.
ner Of Fifth Avenue and one Hundred and
Thirty-thlrd Street; thence running South
ery parallel with Firth Avenue ninety nine
line of the block; thence running East
Mardly parallel with one Hundred and
Thirty third street and along centre line OF
ne ne, block twenty five t25) feet; thence run
nue. ninety nine ts9l feet eleven Oij Inches.
Thence Westwardly along the southerly side
or one Hundred and Thirty.third stree,
Iwenty.nye ODD feet TO the point or place
Dated. New York Angus, 2o,h. ieI,
JOHN J. OCONNELI Refare.
Plaintiff. ofnce and Post Oface ha5rsss lp'
IS Nassau Street. Borough OF Msnb.,,sn
city Of New YORK 10 w.
The following Il diagram Of the proper,v
East 1884 Street. W.
East 1894 Stree,
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CHASE TURNS DOWN BIG BID.
Refuses TO Sell Lnnsdownc Prim
Despite Attractive OGer.

The large sum OF $4,000 recently was
refused by f. Berwind Chase OF Radnor
Pa, for the pointer bitch Lansdowne
Prim The offer was made by a promi-
nen Philadelphia sportsman. fellow
member OF n game preserving country
club In one of tho best hunting parts
OF Pennsylvania This bid was made AZ
ter Prm had been accomplishing most
remarkable work on woodcock and other
game. She had been carefully trained
handled and heavily shot to by Mr., Chase
who keeps his pointers and settlers not
only for show but as working dogs Of the
highest class.
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THREE MORE MEN MOVE UP.
Hose nbnum. Andrews and Basaford
In Semi-dnais ut Mack.

NYACk, Sept. 3.-Play was brought up
To the stmi-hnsl round in the mems sin
giles OF the open lawn tennis tourna
ment at the Nyack Country Club her. To-
day. DIR. William Kosenbaum. W. $
Andrews Jr., and Abraham Basstord.
Jr. were the players who moved up to-
day. Cedric Major having advanced yes
terday. Or. Rosenbaum and Bassford
won their matches easily. the former dis
posing Of George =. Groesbeck In straight
sets at "a. 6--S. and the latter beating
D. b. Kidder at I'll, 60. Andrews
had a hard battle before he triumphed
over Leno Crowley at 6--3. 6-s, 81.
Miss Edith h. Handy moved out TO
the final round Ia the wOmens singles by
defeating Miss Wattles and Miss VI.
Chapman. both in consecutive sets. Miss
Wattles fell before the speedy attack Of
Miss Handy in the third round at 6-3.
6--4. while Miss Chapman was outgen-
eraled in the seminal round and beaten
"a, Ga. The summaries:
Mems open Singles. Third Round
Bags "a. s--4.
defeated George $. Groesbeck. a, 6---3;
W. 5. Andrews Jr.. defeated Leon crowley
60, Ga e. Ia. Asraham bassfOrd' Jro
Mems Doubles First Round--Andrews and
Thurber defeated Moore and Tomli1son
Second Round-Dr. Rosenbaum and
Maior won from Main and partner BY de-
dauit Groesbeck and h, Bsssford defeated
Kidder and Buckley. -. s-ii Gessnsr
and Van HOuten won from Pearson and
Bean by default; Hlncko and Kidde de-
feated stewart and Towt, "a. go,
Third Round--Hincke and Kidde defeated
Eaton and Williams e., S..
Mixed Doubles. First Round-Mrs. Chap
man and Cedric Major defeated Mrs r j.
Halle and x. Il Stearns. ID. 10. Miss
Is Browning and A. Thurber We. Mrs.
Nhiteside and r. W. Nupperman, 4--2,
unfinished; Miss +. Merritt aud Earl Fink
vs. Miss ". Chapman and n. b. Van
Houten, 50, unfinished
womens Singles Second Round--Miss u.
Coward won from Miss r.. G. PaTson by de-
fault; Miss ", Fink won from Miss III.
Puunett by default
Third Round-Miss Edith II. Handy de-
feated Miss VI. Wattles, Is, g. Mrs
to ID.
Semi-hnal ound-Miss Edith q. Handy
defeated Miss VI. Chapman. e., e--s.
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YoRK-Frsderick Ambrose clark Plaintiff.
S p Waiter = Thompson and others,
and sale, duly made and entered In the
above, entitled action ana bearing date the
he Referee in said iudsmen, name named, Vii VIII
sell at public auction, at the Exchange
salesroom, Nos, II-l6 vesey Street, In lie
Borough q Manhs,tsn. city OF New York
o'clock noon on that day. by Herber, A.
sherman, Aucuoneer, the premises. directed
ey SAID judsment to be sold and therein
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land SITUATE; lying and being In the Bor-
York, bounded and described as follows:
side q 10Th street. distant $50 ZEE, %tstsris
o. H.. westerly side q Vest ' End "i'r Avenue
with the said Northerly side q 10Th street;
and running thence NoRTHERLY and par;
Inches 10 the center line OF the block
thence WESTERLY, along the esn!sr line Of
the block, \ feet thence souTHERLY and
OF 10th Street. and thence EAsTERLY, along
the same. 10 feet 10 tho point or place OF
fHE EAsrERLY AND WESTERLY
LINES running fpr a part of tho way
number 9sj West 10Th street
subject however. TO the covenants and
may now be in force and aneci said IA prem,
are not on the lines Of the record title
n''ef PE TsT t!t N GkFiEd6kyi 'ktstsr..
,orn,sAYs tST Pialntin l.s Br9adS.y;
er,y 70 be sod It's street number Is ass
west roth Street;
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YQRk.IGsorse r. " PogsenbHrg ana an
man ana n others dcfendants. Of sale.
In pursuance Of u judgment o. partition
day OF August. 1914, l, the undersigned. the
referee in said Judgment named, Will sell At
now located, at Nos 1916 vessy street, in
the Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
18TH day OF September. 1914. at |: o'clock
noon on that day, by Joseph !. Day, suc-
ment to be sold. and therein described -
follows; Al that certain lot piece or parcel
SitasS Wing and Seins n The B"roush 81
Manhattan. city Of New York. and is bound
ed and described as follows. TO Wit Begin:
Twenty-sscond Street distant ninety-six feet
essterly from the northeasterly corner Of
T Ss Fist st"fs aHd MINI
sssterly, along said centre line, twenty.thres
feet and six inches; and thence southerly.
party wall erected on The lot hereby con.
yeyed and ne ,os mex! adjoining or the sa,,:
side OF East Twenty-second Street; and
feet and six inches 70 the point or place q
beginning. Being the same premises con-
yey we've 70 JG;,sPhine + Schneider by ferdi.
deed dated April eth, 1856. and recorded in
The ofnee, q the Register o. the cry and
Liber 1850 Of Conveyances, page PAS To-
gether with all the right. tile and interest
uf the said Josephine +, Schneider In and
TO the party wall on the westerly side or
line OF the promises hereby conveyed.
Dated New York August s, 1914
EDGAR J. NATHAN. Referee
WALLACE y. NREELAND, plaintiffs At
torney; No % Park Row. Manhattan Bor-
The following IS q diagram OF the property
70 be sold. It's street number Is COS East '2eud
street:
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7ravers, 7ravis, Outn1et and Fozvnes Golf Srvfvors
TWO SEMI-FINALISTS CARRIED
TO 18th GREEN AT EKWANOk
Fownes Barely Noses Out Gorton and Travis Wins
When Webb Misses Short Putt-Travers
and Ouimet Easy Victors

comparatively short putt but half
stymle enabled the Boston man to win
the hole. They halved the seventeenth In
4. To the eighteenth Fownes was to the
left OF the green and short in two. with
Gorton short on the other side but in the
more advantageous position. Fownes
made a bad fiub on his third shot. the
ball going not more than ton yards.
Fownes In was in about the same posi-
ton as Gorton In "A stroke less The
latter putted and went past the hole.
which gave Fownes a chance to go down
for halve and the match. he being
dorme. Fownos missed but laid Gorton
direct stymie, Fownes'e bail being close
to the cup and Gortons foot and half
away. Gorton took his mashle and
jumped his ball directly into the cup.
squaring the match by one of the most
spectacular shots of the tournament.
To the thirty seventh hole Gorton had
all the better OF the drive. for Fowncs
put hts into the long grass on the top
OF bunker to the left OF the course
Fownes played superb second. 80 that
he was fairly close TO the front edge Of
the green, as near as Gorton got after
taking too much turf on his second shot
Gorton approached much too strongly.
nearly running over the green. Fowncs
stuck HE up a foot from the hole. Cor
ton putted in the vain hope that be would
sink his ball for a I. failing in which
he shook hands with the victor. The
cards.
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RANKING EXPERTS TO ATTEND
VIII watch Jersey Title Trnnis to
Get Line ON Women stars.

MoRRtsrowN. y. j.. Sept. S-Tho last
OF the important championship tennis
tournaments Tor women, the New Jersey
state meeting, viii begin on Labor Day,
next Monday. on the clay courts Of the
Morristown Field Club The silver salver.
emblematic Of the singles title. has two
names on it-those OF Mrs. Charles n
Beard and Mrs. Marshall Mclean
Mrs. Barger Wallach and Mrs Ben
jamin f. Briggs. two members Of the
women's ranking committee, of which
Mrs, Thomas G. Bundy OF California is
the third member, are to be present to
get further data upon which to rank the
leading twenty-five weuen players OF the
country.
Miss Elizabeth g Bunce Miss Gertrude
Della Tore, Miss Marie Wagner, Miss
Polly Sheldon and Miss Claire Cassell are
IN the list OF competitors -Four events
will be decided during the tournament
singles, doubles mixed doubles and handl-
cap singles.
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,3rd stree,

The approximate amount Of the lien or charge,
10 satisfy which the above dc scribcd properly 10
20 be sold Is Eight tncusard one hundred and
my eight 5000 Dollars .!5s 81. with intrrest
thereon from The 2ist dny OF August iD4 togc Their
WIN costs and allowance amounting 20 -Four hun
dred and sixty -nVc $1,000 Dollars $685. so with
interest from August 2sth 1914 together with the
expenses Of the sale The approximate amount OF
me hhes. assessments and water rates, or other
liens, which are 20 he allowed 10 the purchaser out
OF the purchase money. or paid by the Referee IL
Seven hundred and nineteen sO-iOO Dollars
(S1lp So and interest
said premises are sold subject TO prior mort
gage Of Fifty thousand sbn OOOi. with accrued in
terest at I'VE 49, per cent per annum from March
LIST, 1914. The principal Of which is now past due
and payable
Dated. New York. August sis, iai.
BENZ. q. pASkUS. Referee.
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NEW YORK CRICKETERs LOSE.
Team victoriou, In
Return Match

PHlLApELPHIA, Sept. 3.---New York's
picked cricket team lost TO the All-Phila-
delphia team In the return match on the
grounds of the Germantown Cricket Club
al Mannheim today just as II did IN New
York recently. New York batted first
and went all out for the small total Of IS
Only three OF the team scored doubles
q. Scott Dalgleish, IA; r.. r Kelly, the
captain 10, and g. T.. Marshall, 10 In
their second attempt the New Workers
did much better and had run up 20 for
the loss OF three wickets when play
ceased for the day.
White the Philadelphians won the
match by 50 runs. only four men made
any stand against the visiting bowling
The feature OF the innings was the work
OF II. T. Harmed. who scored SO. NJ
Duncan scored 81. p. y. Leroy lo and
A. @. Priestman II.
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NOT DECIDED, SAYS NAVY.
Field for Football Game Against
Army Not Chosen Yet.

ANNAPOLIS, Sept Sit WAS stated at
tho Naval Academy to-day that Phila-
delphia has not been chosen as the plac.
OF the next Army Navy football game
The choice II was stated. has not been
made. and there has been no official an
nouncement 10 that effect.
Members OF the conference committee
decline 10 give any statement OF the
negotiations pending the final arrange
ments. 1t Is believed here. however. that
the game will be played In Philadelphis
this year as it is the Nays turn to
choose. New York was agreed upon at
the instance OF the Army contingent last
year.
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lS3rd Street.
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the absve described
property is to be sold, Is tl+,G2sO5, with
interest thereon from the cath day OF July.
1914 together with costs and allowance
amounting to tli3G, with interest from
August 10Th. 1914. together with tho ex
penses Of the sale. The approximate amount
OF the taxes, assessments and water rates
or other Hens, which are to be allowed to
the purchaser out OF the purchase money,
or paid BY tho Referee is sti5.o5 and inter.
est
said premises will be sold subject 70 any
state Of facts which an accurate survey
would show.
Dated, New YORK August 18th. 1914.
JOSEPH v MITCHELL. Referee.
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HOYT, REUBEN Mn pursuance OF an
order of Hon. Robert LUDLOW Fowler u
TIcE is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Reuben ". Hoy. late OF the
County Of New York, deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof IN N. sub
scriber, at her place Of trinsacting business,
az the office OF II. A cushing, No, 20 cedar
Street, Borough OF Manhattan, in the city OF
New York on or before tho tenth day OF
February next.
Dated New York, The 3Oth day Of July 1914
VANIs PETERSEN HONT, Esscutrlx.
II A CUSHING, Attorney for ExecutrlX,
43 Cedar street. Borough u Manhatts ,
Nav Vnrs CIV
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West 10th street
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, 10 satisfy which the above-descrlbed
tercst thereon from the 9Th day OF July,
1914. together With costs and allowance
August i.,h. 1914, together with the ex'
penses OF the sale. Inc approximate
amount OF the taxes, assessments and water
lowed to the purchaser out Of the purchase
money, or paid ny the Referes, Is 1852 10
and Interest
Dated New York August 81. 1914
PERCIVAI IT GREGORY. Referee
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Begins Work with Army.

WEST POINT, Sept 3---Harry Trithlll,
trainer OF the Detroit American League
Baseball club. arrived here to-day to take
up his duties with the army football
squad of which he will act as physical
trainer during the coming season. Tut.
hill got right down to business, arriving
at noon and working with the squad at
practice this afternoon. A battalion drill
and dress parade curtailed the work OF
the football warriors somewhat and the
practice to-day was only ~ the lightcst
oTde.. ...
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This approximate amount OF the lion or
charGe, to satisfy which the above described
property is to be sold Ia NiAe thousand four
hundred and nfty-nvs Cts a5b.00l Dollars
with interest thereon from the 18th day OF
August. 1914 together with the costs and
allows CO amounting to Four hundred and
-FOUR ana e2-lOO tf4ot62) Dollars with in
tcrest from August IS 1914 together with
tho expenses Of the sale. The Approximate
amount Of the taxes assessments and water
rates. or other Hens, which are 10 be al
lowed to the purchaser out Of the purchase
money. or paid by the Referee Il Three
interest
Dated. New York. August goth, 1914,
JOHN J. O'CONNELT,. R.ferss
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LAST SURVIVING TOMORROW.
Big Professional Card Arranged for
brighton Motordrome.

four cOrnered international match
race will be the feature of a big profess
s'onal card arranged for the Brighton
Beach Motordrome tomorrow night which
will mark the last of the sprint cycle
racing at the track this season Kramer,
Morett. Bailey ana Goullet Will clash
The race VIII be run on the point system
the first heat being OF one mile and the
other two OF twice that distance. Several
other scratch and handicap events are
scheduled as well as amateur and motor
cycle contests
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF
NEW YORK CHARLES \. SHERMAN, as
executor, dc plain IN. a gain ~ MAURICE BROD-
LkN and others, defen dsnts.
In pursuance of 4 Judgment Of forecl osure and
sale, duly made and en- tered IN the above Titled
action and bearing da te the ?sth day Of August.
islt ], the un dcrsgnSi, the referee IN said Judy
ment named, will sell At public auctiop< at the
Exchange Salcsroom, No 1918 Nesey Street, ~
on the 22nd day OF September, 1914, at L. o clock
noon on that day, by HENRY BRADY, Auc-
uoneer. the premises directed by said judgment
To be sold. and therein de scrbed IS follows:
ALL that certain lot OF land. with the building
thereon trccted. situate. lying and teing In the
Borough Of Mani attain city Of New ork. boun dcd
and dcscrlf ed Is follows
BOOMING at point on the northeTly side
OF Ono Hun dred and vcr ty-siNth Street. distant
westerly from The nortEvcstcrly corner Of FIN
Avenue end said street; thence runnin n ortherlN
ar d part Of the way through the oentre Of party
vah end parallel with fifth Avenue, nine ty-nne
feet eleven inches 10 centre Inc OF block: thence
rurnipr westerly, along seid centre line seven
teen 'fct six inches thence southcry and again
parallel with Eth Avenue end peri of the way
through centre OF perty wall, nineiy-npe feet
eleven Inches To the northcrly side OF One Hun
euy aion said street seven teen feet six inches 70
the piece OF beginning
Dated. New YORK. August sist. 1914
THOMAS COSTfGAN Referee
BOWERS 4 SANDS, Plaintiffs Attorneys ~
Cedar Street, Manhattan. New York. " 4.
The following Ia a diagram Of the property ~
be sold us street number Ia % West i2sth Street
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West 10Th Street.

west IOth street.
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the above described
tstesi thereon from the eth day OF July.
1917 together with costs and allowance
amounting to s325.43 with interest from
August 18th. 1914, together with the eX-
penses OF the sale. The approximate
an mount OF the taxes, assessments and water
rates, or other Hens, which are TO be al
lowed to the purchaser out OF the purchase
and Interest
Dated, New York. Angus, 81, 1914
PERCINAL II GREGORY. Referee.
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12sth street
The Approximate amount of the lien or charge.
10 satisfy which the ebove-described property
Is TO be sold. Is s. 5ss IS with Interest thereon
from the ST dsy OF August. 1914, together With
the costs end allowance amour ting 10 sefs.T.
with interest from August 2sth, 1914. together
with the expenses OF the sale. TIE approximate
amount o. the taxes, assessmen t. an water ra ties.
or other liens. which to be allowed 10 the pur-
chaser out OF the purchase money. or paid by the
Referee. Is 1858 30 and interest
said premises will be sold subject 10 any stats
OF facts which an accurate survey would show.
Dated. New ork. August 81, iols.
THOMAS COSTIGAN. Referee
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NEwloRK SUPREME COURT.

-
BETTY GuSTHAl., plaintiff. against i0,IDA
n. ABRAHANS and others. defendants.
IN pursuance Of Judgment Of foreclosure and
sale, duly made and en- ered IN the hboNc-cn Titled
action and bearing date the 2sth day Of August.
1914. !. tho undersigned the Referee In said udg
ment named, viii sell at public auction at the n
change Salesroom, Noe. I4-is Nesey Street In the
borough OF Manhattan, CITY Of NcV York, on the
?2d day OF September. 1914. at II clock noon on
mat day. by Joseph y. Day. Auctioneer. the
premises directed bS said judgment To be sold an
therein described as follows: ALL that CERTAIN lot
OF land, Win the building thereon erected situate
IN the Borough Of Manhattan, city OF New York,
bounded and described as follows.
BEGINNING at point on the southcrly side OF
Hrd street, distant one hundred and sixty l6Oi
First Avenue and 3Srd Street. running thence
southerly and parallel with First Avenue and part
Of the distance through party wall ninety eel h
lSl feet nine 49, inches. thence westerly and par
alle with 33rd Street, nifty t6O feet thence north.
elly and parallel with First Avenue and part Of IN E
distance through party wall ninety eight t9s
leet nine t0l inches to the southery side OF 22rd
Street and thence eastcrly along the southerly
side OF 3Srd Street, nifty SOl feet To the point or
place ofbeglnning. That said premises are known
By the street nun bers $50 and 3s2 Fast 33rd Street
in the Borough Of Manhattan, city OF New York
Dated New York. August 3lst, 1911
BOWERS & SANDS.
plaintiffs Attorneys
70 Cedar Street
Manhattan New York. y Y
The following is diagram Of the property 70 be
sold: It's street numbers are $40 and sa2 East 33rd
Street:
S3Td Stree,