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Co; 81 Gallo W City Of n Z; %. Brown
" E En,gw: e. matter Of Preyer; 81 mater
Of Lamb; 80, matter Of Manhattan p a
+ Co; 81. Ludin Realty vs. Corkey; so,
BSesn serm., matter
Cantor vs. Diamond; Sc. Drukker VS. Druk.
ser; 81. Packer vs. Packer IS, REILLY vs.
Co; 80, same VS. Eouit r a N j; ii. same
vs. United Firemens ms; a. Pearson vs.
pgrysa !, ~ Hsrsm.n Ma5,%Sn ~
ys Msrtinss; IS. Rodgers e VS. 'Manderer; a1 70.
ZONES; Ji MURRAY ''e v. ga.ss 'V vand n T
st Corpn; SO. matter OF Marcus; So. Kafka
M ys Bsnsfeld'' -. Orphan Asylum y.
vs. Frost; 81, Fairweather VS. sutphen; IS.
Guilck VS. comstock; 80, scheffler VS. schefrier;
Amsterdam vs. Amsterdam; 90. Excelsior Saw
Bank " O'Neill. 81, Pryor VS. Peterson;
70 Haiti Go vs. csrribbeen Cents; SO; same
vs. Grace 4 Co; 81, HOLSTER VS. HOLSTER:
S.. Shearer W Shearer: SO. matter OF Castle
mn sv; 20. matter Of Kisseii Il, People
r r: a. Reich VS. Lane; H. Zimmerman
s vs. Mui'issn; 5s: mater OF Empire state
Is. swift. vs. swift; u. Bedford VS. Nelson
4 Sons; 80. nossnthsl y. Altman 81 mat :
Reilly Va Reilly; So. re Mccarthy; IS. Bala.
NUT VS. n Y Railways; sc, re Supreme
supreme Court-speciai Term-Psrt II.
BE fore Gieserich. ]. Court opens az 1890
A. NJ. Eek partc mntters
Surrogete's Court Chambers = Before
Fowler. =. Court opens at 1850 A. NJ.
wills for probate-Reuben w Hoyt, Efne
Il. Winans. Christian Muller Samuel Beam
ish, John Coffey. Julia Braef Gerardo CO.
raggio Margaret Hynes Edward II. Sim
ons, Catherine shea.
city Court-sspeciai Term--Part I-Be-
fore McAvoy. J. Court opens at 10 A. NJ.
Motions.
Part H.-+Before McAvoy, J. Court opens
at 10 A. NJ. Elk parte matters
KINGS COUNTY.
Supreme Court - Appellate Division -
Second judicial observation-disclosures.
supreme Court-Appellate Term-Recess.
Litigated motions. TX psrtc matters
:. supreme Court-spccial Term-Trisls-
Recess
supreme cour,-Trial Term-Adjourned
for the term.
County court-crimlnal csIendsr-ror
opens at 10 A. NJ. Augustine Cailsro, policy;
Peter Stratakes, attempted rape.
Part 1II.--Befors Niemann. j. steve
Gerard. grand larceny: Joseph T Cinciaro.
carrying dangerous weapons. Louis Lave.
policy; Francisco Lupo. policy; Joseph
Loushlin. policy; John Hardy. policy; syl-
yestcr Emprado. policy: John Cook. policy:
rape; Thomas Mulfoy robbery.
County Court--Civil Calendar-Part W.
Trial Term adjourned until october. Motions
returnebls and orders signed In Part H..
room 10.
surrosate's Court - Calendar - Before
the Hall Of Records. second moor. No day
calendar.
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LATHROP- co.
LOSES IN HOOKING POOL
Court Of Appeals Reverses Deci-
sion Permitting Recov-
cry of S22,812.

decision rendered by the United
States Circuit Court OF Appeals yesterday
prevents the bankrupt brokerage firm OF
Lathrop Haskins 4 Co.. engineers of the
Hooking pool. from recovering the loss
incurred through its inability to take
up S217.5sa worth OF Columbus and Hook
ing Coal and Iron stock on the day the
pool collapsed. This will probably mean
loss OF s103,4s5 10 tho creditors of
Lathrop, Hasliins e. Co
When the latter firm failed TO take up
the stock the brokers, through whom II
was ordered, sold II at a loss OF Sl47,633,
Lathrop. llaskins & Co. held that as they
had ordered the stock for the other mem
hers Of the pool as well as themselves
each member should stand a pro rata
share OF the loss, They demanded $22,-
Sl2 from j. NJ. Flske & Co. and the sum
was awarded by the United States District
Court
The Circuit Court OF Appeals in re-
verslng this decision holds that the other
members of the pool might have been held
responsible II Larhrop hasklns & Co. had
performed its part OF the contract. But
tho latter firm, according to Judge Rogers,
never took up the stock or paid for il.
Another opinion in the same case is
FOUND In the report OF Stanley w. Dex-
ter, special master in the bankruptcy
proceedings Dexter denies the request
OF certain customers Of Lathrop. Has
klns n co. for the retlrn of stock which
they had purchased before the firm failed
and on which they had made part pay
Ment. His reason for the denial is that
We customers entered into the bankruptcy
proceedings as general creditors in the
irSt place and thus put themselves on
record rs willing to accept IA pro rata
snare OF the distribution Of assets.
IF ihc customers instead of filing their
claims rs general creditors had put in a
claim for their stock before four years
had elapsed their request would have
been granted
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County
Trustee for HELEN AKIN HOWELL, Plain.
~. against MONROE J. FISCHER and
In pursuance OF a Judgment Of foreclo.ur,
and sale. duly made and entered in ths
above.entitlei action and bearing dat. ~
tho referee in said Judgment named, viii sell
room. 10. a,ls vessy street. in n. BOroaga
e sG d%s ~ u c s Ssw f odoes sn 5
on that day. by HENRY BRADY AUG.
tioneer. the premises directed by said Judg.
ment to be sold. and therein described az
ALI. that certain piece or parcel Of lad
with tho buildings and improvement thereon
erected, situate In the Borough o. Man;
haitian. city of New York. bounded ana
BEGINNING at a point in the south,r'y
line OF one Hundred and Twenty fourth
Street distant three hundred and slKty -
intersection Of the southeriy lin. Of on.
Hundred and Twenty-fourth Street With
Tie EastcIIy line OF Third AvenHe; ru4 4S,,t
party wall. one hundred feet eleven inchs.
20 centre line OF block: thence running
Eastery along said centre line. forty f..t
TS!rd hvenae s one s'' Ssnsicd p f:si .I.y.a
dred and Twenty fourth street; and thenc,
running Westerly. along said southsriy ny
forty feet TO the place OF beginning
Dated, New York. June @4th. 1914
MORGAN ], OBRlEN, Jr., Re'.res
Plsintff, .s Cedar ST. borough OF Man
haitian, city of New York
The following 4. a diagram OF IN. p,nr'
srty 20 he sold; its street Number Is nos
e32-?34 East i?tth street;
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The approximate amount Of m. zen o.
charge, 10 satisfy which the above ~, flpel
property II to he sold, Is Fifteen thohsl pa
seven hundred nfty-two 0S-loo doaNf.
Hl5,75?0S. with interest thereon from ~.
End day OF June. 1914, together VITA Nv.
costs and allowance. amounting 20 Thres
hundred seventy -four and al-loo DO. az
tS74.sD, with interest from June am, ~,
together with tho expenses Of the sac
approximate amount OF the taxes asses
ments and water rates. or other Hens. "n!
the purchase money. or paid by the R-'eree
Is s593.76 and interest. said promises "
he sold subject to any state OF facts WI.
an accurate survey would show and ~ ~
rights OF any OF the tenants IN posssss,o,
under lettings from the receiver IN ~"
action.
Dated, New York. June etth, 1914
MORGAN j. O'BRIEN, Jr. Refer"
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st,iMOSSES.

~SS---~-~---.
NEW YORK SUPREME CoURT--County
81 New Nork.-Dayid \. Solirman. EN-
ecutor and Trustee under the Last VIII and
Testament OF David Kohn, deceased. Plain
TIM, against David u. Seligmsn, Charles u.
Seligman, Julian Selgmsn, as Executors and
Trustees named in the Last wili and Tesla
Testament OF David Kohn, deceased EGith
man, a. Guardian OF said Eleanor scliglnan;
Sote PICK, Emil PICK and Benedlct Pick,
Home for Aged and lnnrm Hebrews in tho
city, Of St Louis. Mo, The Hebrew Hospital
Albert singer, Joseph Lnstig. DR.. Adolf
Adler as Executor OF the Estate OF Helene
Administrator Of tho Estate Of Adolf Pick de-
ceased. Emma Hirsch Alice Simon, Constance
Akerland, Elsie kohn Rauh, Marcus kohn,
Kohn. Bernard Kohn, Fritz Kohn, Ntphtalle
Kohn Rudolph Frank, Elsa Bauer Florence
Vein. Arthur kohn. Marcus Kohn, Heinrich
Singer. Leopold singer. Valerie singer. Crete
singer and Kurt singer. and Kamilla Singer
and Leopold singer, as Guardians OF said In
fants valerie Singer. Crete Singer aud Kurt
PENDANTS. Amended and supplemental sum
mons. Trial desired In the County OF New
To the above named Detenddnts Sofe PICK,
Hmn P,ck Bened,ct Pich; h9r,E singer,
Singer. and Leop6id Singer, as Ouardidas
Of said 'ntants raierie singer, crete Singer
q
Nou ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 10
answer tho amended and supplemental com
plant In this action, and 20 serve copy of
Your answer on the plaintiffs attorneys With
In twenty days after the service OF this sum .
case Of your failure 20 appear. or answer,
judgment viii be taken against you by dc.
fault for the relief demanded In tho said
com pa Int.
Dated New York. June LIST, 1914
WISE & SELIGSBFRG,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Office and Post office Address No. IL Will
lam street, Borough of Manhattan. New
To Sofe Pick. Emil Pick, Benedict Pick, No.
rte Singer Pritr hohn, NdphtGhe hohn.
Valerie Singer. crete Singer Kurt Singer,
hdmil1 singer AND Leopold Singer as Guar.
didns Of sad infants Valerie Singer Gret,
singer and hurt singer. defendants ADORE
Hdmed'
The foregoing amended and supplemental
summons is served upon you, by publication
pursuant TO an order ~ the Hon Eugene A
philbin, Justice OF the supreme Court of
the state OF New York. dated tho 10th dsy
of June, 1914, and filed with the amended
and supplemental complaint In the office OF
the Clerk OF the County OF New York al
the County Court House, in the Borough OF
Manhattan. city OF New York. on the 18th
day OF June, 1914
Dated New York, Tune 1Tth, 1914
WISE & SELIGSBER0.
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF
Office & T. q, Address. 10 William Street
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New
York.
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BUYS CITY ISLAND ROAD.
Third Ave. Co. Purchases suburbs n
Line From Ipterborough.

The Third Avenue Company. It was an
nounced yesterday. has bought the City
Island Railroad from the marlborough
Rapid Transit Company. The line oper-
ates between Pelham Park and Barlow
Station and City Island
The railroad has figured in municipal
history because August Belmont bought It,
years ago, to obtain an operating fran
chise for the marlborough Rapid Transit
Company. He had been unable to induce
the Legislature to grant a franchise to the
company.
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DENY BANKING LAW VIOLATION.
Receivers for H. ,. Claflin Company
Reply to Merchsnt's suit.

Joseph 3. Masiudale ana p. A. JUL
Hard, receivers tor the IL d. Uanin
Company. denied ernphatically yesterday
that the concern had been engaged in
private banking business In violation
OF the State banking law. Tho occasion
for the denial was the filing Of a suit
in the Federal court by Emanuel Shebar.
a dry goods merchant OF Aberdeen. Miss,
to recover $4,000 which. he said. he had
deposited with the Claim Company on
the understanding that he was to receive
"A per cent. interest and could have the
money any time be wished.
The receivers baye advertised . per
emptory SALE OF certain goods in the
Clafin store for July 10. Mr.. Martlndsle.
however, said yesterday that this sale is
simply the annual July sale.
The statement Of tho accountants as 10
the assets and liabilities OF the company
Will not be ready before next week.
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PRICE OF BEEF TO REACH S1c.
Packers Blame Last Falps Drought
for increase.

CHICAGO. July Cattle prices are ad-
Vancing rapidly at Chicago and all
other Western primary shipping points.
Chicago dealers are forccasting $40 and
even s12 beef before next winter.
At Kansas City yesterday cattle on
the hoof reached the highest point In a
year. Tho receipts have fallen of At
Chicago, Kansas City. St Louis and
Omaha to a degree unprecedented for this
season.
Packers and shippers said to-day that
the scarcity of cattle and the conse-
duent Increase in prices are the result
OF the drought last fall. which compelled
the raisers to rush their cattle to market
even on the falling prices.
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NOTICE or SPECIAL. MEETING OF
- STOCKHOLDERS OF
UNITED CIGAR STORES COMPANY OF

NOTICE Is UEREBY GIVEN that nv
order OF tho Board Of Directors. a special
meeting ~ tho stockholders OF UNITED
CIGAR STORES COMPANY or AMERICA
VII DO held az tho office Of the Company
on August ian. 1914. at . J.. NJ. for the
purpose % acting upon resolutions to amend
tho Certificate of Incorporation Of this com-
pany so as 20 change the par value Of tho
shares Of rs capital stock, both Common
and Preferred. from 500 per share. present
par value, TO SO per share. and 20 trans
oct such other and further business as may
lawfully come before said meeting.
Dated, July Sth. 1914
GEORGE WHITLEY Secondary
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The approximate amount Of the len Of
charge TO satisfy which the above dec iibea
property Is TO be sold Is Thirty eight thou.
sand eight hundred eighty nine and .l.ioo
ts3s $50 q dollars. with interest thereon
from the 18th day Of April, 1914. together
Four hundred eleven and $500 stiI3D
dollars. with interest from May II. 1914 to-
gether with the expenses OF the sale. The
approximate amount OF the taxes. asses
ments and water rates. or other liens. which
are to be allowed TO the purchaser ont Of
the purchase money. or paid hy the Referee
Il Four thousand fve hundred tA,500 00l
dollars and interest.
Dated New York. June G. 1914.
JOSEPH ULLMAN. Referee.
The ssle In the above-entitled action u
hereby adjourned to Tuesday, July :, 1914
at tho same hour and place.
Dated, New York. June 80, 1914.
JOSEPH TLLMAN Referee.
Tho sale in the above-entltled action Ia
hereby further adjourned 10 Tuesday July
II. 1914. at the same hour and place.
Dated. New YSk. July T. 1914.
JOSEPH ULLMAN, Referee.
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HAYDEN, CATHARINE-In pursuance Of
an order or Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler "A
Surrogate OF the County OF New York, notice
Is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Catharine Hayden. late OF the County
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber at
his place OF transacting business. No 523
York city. on or before the LIST day of Au-
gust next Dated New York the lttn day Of
January 1914. JAMES ALEXANDER HAY
DEN. Executor. FRANK l. HALL. Attorney
for Executor. 80 Broad Street Manhattan.
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

Supreme Court--Appellate pivision--Rs

Supreme Court-Appellate Division--Rs-
cess
Supreme Court--Appellate Term--Recesa
Supreme Court--Spocial Term-Part l.
BEFORE Guy. j; Litisated motions-No, 1,
lrlynn vs. city Of y Y: l. Kelly vs. same; e.
Fitzgerald vs. same; c, matter of City OF n
Y, LELAND av; :, matter of same, Bronx
W Austro Amer Co; 10, matter Of Kelly;
y, schroeder W. Schroeder. 10, Mason vs.
vs. sNinPer; Is, Mcisel VS. Mcisel & CO. Is,
pauk"Nit2 vs. Wasscrmsn; ~, Braun ve
CITY OF y y is, silver VS. Mayer. 10. Cor
der VS. Cordier. 20, Stallo vs. Jones: 81,
Titus, Jr, vs. Cent Park 4 RI -,
Kinder vs. Rinder, 20. Lukathcr vs. Daniels
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, once q e.
Supervising Architect, Washington; ~ y.
received in this office until 2 o'clock ";
July 90 1914, and then opened ior E.n.is
alterations and bettcrments for tho a,'oSn..
mediation OF the T.. =. Courts. &c. ~ W'
T. s. Court House and post once Bnl, l'.s.
New York city. Also separate propo'1 t,'
the installation OF vcntilating fans muiir .,
and specifications may be ohtainef a, ~
once of the chief Engincer ana spnppo.m
1877 Custom House Building. New } DIX w
o. WENDEROTH. Supervising Architect
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Louis ~ Goldberg vs. Jeanette d. VIE
gand, Nv \. Brady; Otto T1mme vs Paul
Go. ". Burritt H. shepard. Theo X Nc
earthly: Winfield Hovt Va Francesca
Spinella, David Hanly: 7 Rutgers Leroy
W Peter poerr, Phnnx Ingrahsm
BY Justice Guy-Matter Of New Proce..
Rubber Co. WIN. II. Quinn
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SMITH, MARY H--In pursuance of an
order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler a
surrogate Of the County OF New York.
notice Ii hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against Mary II Smith. late of the
County OF New York, deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scrihers AT their place OF tranEactlng bust
ness. No. 81 william street, in tho city OF
New York, on or before the LIST day OF De
day Of NAV, 1914 CLARENCE BiSHOP
SMITH. LINCOLN CRoMWELL. Execu.
EXecmtdrs 81 William Street Now York
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY.

OFF1VF OF THE NEVNETAKY.
Baltimore, Md. July Q. 1914.
The Board OF Directors this day declared
from the net earnings Of the Company for
the six months ended June 30, 1914. n divi-
dend OF Two t2D Per Cent. on the Preferred
stock OF tho Company. payable September I,
1914 to the stockholders of record at the
close OF business on August !. 1914
Tho Board also declared from the surplu.
earnings Of the Company n dividend OF Three
tSi Per Cent on the Common Stock OF the
Company, payable September I, 1914, TO tho
stockholders Of record at tho close of bust
ness on August I, 1914.
Tho transfer hooks will not close
T.. W. WOOIrORD, Secrstary
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Supreme Court--By Justice Guy-Matter Of
New Process Rubber Co. Iiy. Foster
Cartier VS.. Bruckmen B~nno Lew!nson:
BY Justice Giegerich--rane " Tusc an
Constrn. Co. Herman Zodikow: Equit TT.
co ~ Barnett, Perrival II, Gregory; Molter
vs.. DOnorfrio. Francis s. McAvoy.
ny Justice wecks-Matter Of Quinn. Earl
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BROADWAY TRUST COMPANY.
RAJ BROADWAY.

New York. July 9th. 1914
The board Of Directors of this COMPANY
has this day declared quarterly dividend
OF one and HAIR per cent. payable August
let, 1915 20 stockholders Of record at tho
close OF business July 2ist, 1911. Transfer
books will close al three =. ~. July .ist
1914. and reopen At ten a. VI. August ist. 1914
JOHN W. II. BERGEN. Secretary
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UNITED FRUIT COMPANY

A quarterly dividend OF two per cent. on
the capital stock Of this Company has been
declared. payable July 18th. 1914. At the
once Of the Treasurer. isi Stats Street.
Boston. Mas, to stockholders OF record at
the close Of business June seth. 1914
CHARLES A HUBBARD, Treasurer.
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

, Company and Term. stk. Amt. Paybale
Cluett Peabody, mo,
quarterly. -............ com ic Aug.
OsccoIt Consolidated
Mining. quarterly. - u July J
United Traction Of Pitts
burg. semi-Bnnual. pfd 2i1 e July !.
StlVersmlth quarterly. com 10 Aug
American Pipe and con-
struction Securities.
eemi-aunual .......... pfd ~ Aug
Eastman Kodak, extra. com Sc sept,
Eastman Kodak. extra. Gem ga 60 oct.
Eastman Kodak, quar-
terly..... ............. com INV cct
Eastman Kodak quar-
terlN.. ............... pro - 70 Ot.
hercules Powder. initial, pfd 1Lee Aug.
annual pfd shss Aug.
Light. quarterly -. pfd ISS July /
United cigar stores
quarterly. ............. com 1hrs Aug I
American Cigar, quar-
terry .................. com III q Aug
Baltimore and ohio,
eni-annusi........... com 3rs Sept.
Electric Bond and Share,
quarterly. ...,........ pfd Ihcs Aug
Electric Bond and Share,
quarterly. com go July !
Broadway Trust quar-
erly.............,.... - Ia Il Aug.
Pennsylvania Traffic.
semi annual.........., - 20 Aug
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sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,
Five Per Cent. Adjustment Mortgage Gold

on MS comnSays , Adinsim.n 0t in Rerss
amounting n%ngn TO ~ ds5;tCo' rePoes.n,ed by
ONCE OF Messrs Blair Co. No. 20 Broad
Street. New York.
seaboard Air Line Railway.
by u. g. PoRTEoCs. Secretary.
New York. .Tune
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Buys Control of water Company

HARTFORD, Conn. July "a syndicate
OF Hartford capitalists obtained control
to-day OF the Thompsonvllle Water Com
pany, In Enfield. The price paid was
S150,000.
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sURRoGATEs' NOTICES.


POWERS, JESSE Win pursuance OF an
order of the Honorable Robert Ludlow Fow.
Ter, Surrogate OF the County of New York,
notice Is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Jesse W. Powers. late OF the
deceased. TO present the same, with vouchers
thereof, to tho undersigned at their plaA.
Blandy, Mooney a Shipman. at 81 War
Street. Borough of Manhattan. New York,
on or before the 3Oth day OF November next
Dated New York the Goth day of May. 1919
MARY T.. POWERS. MARY l. BALL,
HARRY l.. POWERS, Executors. BLANDY'
MOONEY & sUGPMAN. 81 Wall Street, New
York, Attorneys for Mary Il. Powers and
Mary l. Ball two OF tho Executor
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~ = = = y . . . . .
Centre line OF block
The approximate amount OF the lien a,
charge, to satisfy which the above.dsscribs,
property Is to he sold. IL nine thoussn,
four hundred and twenty-three and Is ioi
dollars t9,t?375). with interest therest
from the 10Th day OF June, 1914, tor.fhs,
with the costs and allowance amounting 4,
three hundred and eighty four and S6.Ie,
dollars N3S43oD. with Interest from run,
goth. 1914. together with the EXPENSE, al
tho sale. The approximate amount Of "a,
taxes, assessments and water rates o.
purchaser out of the purchase money .,
seventeen and b:-ioo dollars Usi7sD and
interest,
Dated. New York. JunS soth. 1914
ARTHUR 8. FRIEND nnSeKAa
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YoRk--JoSIAH II. DE WITT. as Trusts,
under the last VIII and Testament oi
against LEON LEVY ct al. Defendants
In pursuance OF Judgment OF forecosur
and sale, duly made and entered in ~,
above, entitled action and bearing date Ii,
tho referee IN said judgment named VII
sell at public auction, at the ExchanG,
sslesroom. no. ii-i6 vesey Street in ,S
Borough OF Manhattan, City Of New York
on the 3oth day OF June. 1914, at le o'cloci
noon on that day, by JOSEPH + DAY
Auctloneer, tho premises directed by said
Judgment TO be sold. and therein described
as follows:
ALL that lot OF land in the Borough oil
Manhattan, city of New York and state Of
New York. with the dwelling house thereon
hGundsd and described as follows: BE.
Intersection Of tho southcrly aide Of f9th
street with the westerly side OF Columbui
Avenue; running thence westerly along tn,
southcriy side OF 10th street. is feet
vail; thence southerly parallel with Colun.
tho centre OF said party wall, Is feet
inches; thence casterly parallel with istl
street, is feet s inches 10 the westerly aid,
Of Columbus Avenue and thence northerl,
Avenue IS feet s inches to the point OF
place Of beginning
Dated, New York June 6. 1914.
JOSEPH ULLMAN. Retere.
RIDDLE MARGESON. Attorneys Tot
pls,n,in iiS sr%adway; Borough 81
The following is a diagram Of the prop,
crty 70 be sold: Its street Number Is ioI
West 7ath St.