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Home Circle
Column
METT AL KINDNESS.

MCTJ al KINDNESS.
Kindness. as we'll as poNiteresS
NAY be rightfuliy named as the
luoricac'r> of society As impn!i
tentss, either in Old or young
persons, male or ttma G. il some
times painful and always imp e.
ant: so we t1ay ay of uukindness
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-12-17
LIZA HOOrS. PLAINTIFF!
AGAINST:
ID. S. HOOPS. :. . DEFENDANT,
In the Circuit Court Of Don 5las
County Missouri
March Term iHlI.
THE STATE Or A1TSSOCnLTO
TIlI1 AWONti NAMED DE.
PENDANT. GREETING

PENDANT. GREETING
Van are hcrery notified that
an acsion la, 1eeu commenced
against you in the Circuit Court,
of the County of Douglas, in the
State OF Missouri for the pur.
pose OF oblnih,nG Judgement a.
gain It said ID. 5, Iiouts for the
Expenses for the Beard, Cloth.
ing and support of lis minor
ci'11dren. Earnest lloots and Roy
lloOts, in the Sun of seven hun.
dtcd dollars, and 20 subject the
lands Of said ID s. Iiouts To the
payment Of sad D4bi, and where
IN all islgnt. Title and Interest of
said . S HuOt-. has been at.
tached. Of ia md 70 the follow.
, ing desrrioo4 lands, Situate,
'y-u!3 AK; beng in Tie County of
douglas ~nd State OF Missouri.
t. wit Par. oi The Mel of
\ Is /, beginning at tue NE COR
ner OF Section tive. and running
tbenau west to the county road:
Thence SOutn, making the Cen
Mr OF tic road the line, to the
South line of said a.: Thence
East to the South East corner of
said tract: Thence North to
n'are OF beginning. in Section
i've, Township TNenty.Six,
Range Eleven, Containing Il
Acres more or less. Which said
action is returna5le on the first
Gay Of the next term of said
Court to be held at the Court
house in the City of Ava, in the
County Of Douglas and State of
of Missouri, when and where YOU
may appear and defend such &C.
tcn; otherwise plaintiff S petition
will be taken as confessed AID
Judgement rendered according.
Vim. Fletcher,
Circuit Clerk,
JOS Y. Pitts, :
Plaintiff .. Atty.
State Of Missouri, {
Comfy Of Douglas.
/ WIN. Fletcher Clerk Of. the
Circuit Court OF Douglas County.
Missouri. hereby certify that the
foregoing writing is full true
and complete copy of the original
Order Of Publication in said
as fully as the same re-.
mains and appears of record in !
my Office
In witness whereof, I horeuntoy +
subscribe my name and official
signature and hereunto aflix tlwh
zeal OF said Court at my ofid
in the City of Ava, Douglas
county. Missouri this 20 day. o.
Oct. 1914.
SEAL. VIM. Fletcher.
Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Douglas County Missouri.
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TAKE NOTICE

st
2@y s'4'A> oe paEties wishing to
80 ~, 4uestioils through this
-~.~' t2!l any subject religious
= Ga oaiciwls snail be treated
!. ! .tiela. hui in no case will
vac %tol' allow any slang or
stang phrases 60 through 1t
EIVIuuHS a, ,"rsa
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-12-17
SHOES FOR SALE,

4 pair blue Leather men shoes.
2pr. No. IL, & 2 pr, No. 10 Price
$3.50. for cash$2 90:
l pr Senitor No 6 50 rs for
$500 medium. light:
! pr. Crusade No. 10 $3.50 for
$500 medium light. Sever
other pair Shoes, a Disc unit :5x
CASH. G. G. PARIS
BRvsHYKNoB NO.
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N'nI.!.sE Frs,
\, 9 ;|Hra1. and u. VI. f}nnera

i'r"f''s>irnaI cat"S 500 II month
l-''"a' cor line. 1st insertion .03
6 subsequent insertions O2
Lctal advertisements Will be-
continued until ordered out.
c Special contracts made Oh
lllgr. F.. hs
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
COCHRAN CHARGES
FRAUD IN GAS SUIT.
Argues for an Accounting From
the Union Company of
Brooklyn.
S7.OOO.000 rs INVOLVED
Attorney for the Minority
Stockholders Calls Opponents
"Financial Capt. Kidds.'

Argument on motion TO vacate an
order for the preliminary examination Of
William Rockefeller and two officers OF
the Brooklyn Union Gas Company in
s7,o00.00o suit for an accounting was
heard yesterday by supreme Court Jus
tice Blackmar in Brooklyn. Decision was
reserved.
Bourke Cochran. representing tho group
of minority stockholders who brought the
suit charged that the earnings OF the gas
company were being diverted to enrich
Rockefeller and the Standard OH interests
instead OF being distributed as dividends
He said that the oil company achieved this
end by boosting the price of gas oil when
ever the gas company has a good year
and that the directors OF the latter concern
had TO stand for It, Speaking of the d.
reCtors he said
I'VE as equitable owners have right
70 know what they do with every penny
OF the money they take IN. They talk OF
us as being financial Don Quxotes. I
can talk OF them az being financial Capt.
kldds. and such they are
These directors have never made a state
mcnt for the stockholders and they have
stated falsely for years that the gas COM
pany was earning no money"
The reference to financial Don QuiNotes
had been made by william NJ Dykman.
counsel for tho gas company who insisted
that the company Ind never had sur
plus OF slt000000 az intimated by Mr..
Cochran and his clients. nor $1,000, 900, as
emphatically asserted. He said that the
only element of truth in the charges made
was that the price OF gas oil had gone UP.
Mr.. Dykman contended that the pre-
limnary examination ordered recently by
supreme Court Justice Crane was en-
tirely unnecessary inasmuch AZ experts
employed by the plaintiffs had been al
lowed to examine the books.
Mr.. Cochran replied that bookkeeping
70 fine art "a practsed by some OF the
larger corporations. He wanted to know
how the experts were to know whether
the entries were bona hde or not
In arguing to vacate the order for a
preliminary examination Mr. pykman
asked that nm affidavit by Thomas n.
Read he suppressed Ms scurrilous and
scandalous. Read is one OF the plain
tlfrs in the suit for an accounting. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
TRAFFIC CHANGES URGED.
Ma Olson Avenue Car Route May he
Changed slightly.

A committee OF city officials and officers
OF the Safety First Society recently made
a tour of inspection OF street traffic con-
dhions with view of amending the pres
ed,t laws so as to safeguard pedestrian
and facilitate traffic in congested sections.
The attention OF the committee was at
tracted TO conditions near the Grand Cen
tral Station. The public taxicab stand on
Vanderbilt avenue opposite the entrance TO
the station was found 10 be one Of the
sources causing delay. They suggest hav-
having this stand abolished.
On account OF the greatly Increased
traffic at and near tho station In Forty
second street. and because OF the erection
~ many new buildings in the section IL
was suggested to change the route OF the
Madison avenue cars from west In Forty
second street to an easterly route TO Lex
ingtou avenue. then north to Forty-sixth
street and west Ia Madison avenue. 1t
was pointed ont that the adoption Of
this change by the railway company
would give the use of Madison avenue
from Forty-second street TO Forty-sixth
street entirely to vchicular traffc.
The committee suggests that the Gov
eminent arrange with the owners of the
Dey street terminal to build small ar
cade for mail trucks TO back into so az
10 receive and unload mail under shelter
The various routes ~ the mail trucks
were inspected In the hope of finding
streets through which tho heavy trucks
car run with less danger of accidents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
FORErtosr'gE sAI.rs


SUPREME COURT COUNTY or >F,y
NORK-James Clifton Brovn p.,f.''.,
against Edwin s. Alton and others D,fsp.'
ants "'
In pursuance OF a judemen, NJ ,orcc'o.p
and sale. duly made and entered I'm 49,
above entitled action and bearing date IN.
IN. Re,sres in said hf S nsInsS s9
room. Sos is vese q, s,fs .s'Gi n va
the 2sth day OF July, 1914 at ~ o'clock o, Vn
on that day, by HERBERT A SHERNAT
Aucuoneer, the premises directed by ,sls
az follows: ALL that -crtain lot. piece =,
parcel Of land. situate. lying and beins i,
the Twelfth Ward. borough Of Manhn,tan y,
scrihed as follows; BEGINNING AZ o., nsi',
on the southeriy line OF West one iIurd,.A
and Thirty-third street. distant ono hY,'
southwesterly corner OF said West ono IN
dred and Thrty-third street and s.v.s,s
n n,enns; running ;hcnce .Su,hwsrdly bu,
through the centre Of party wall 10 "a ,,
the same extends ninety nine tgg, ~
eleven tiD inches tn tho middle ilne %, ~.
die line Of the block thirty-seven fa-i 20.
six 90 inches. thence northeardiy but se IN,
through the centre Of another party val 81
far the same extends. nlnetv.uine "a
feet eleven ni inches to the said sou're,-y
street and thence eastwardlv bu, along .,,,
and Thirty third Street thirty-se,ou w
beginning. The said promises being nov
known as No. sos West i3ard stree
Dated. New York. July ard, lsil
a. WALKER OTIS Rcfsrs.
LORD. DAY a LORD. ATTORNEYS To- r.. IN.
tiff No. 40 Wall Street, Borough of MAJ
haitian, New York city
20 he sold It's street Number Is ois w..,
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY
OF NEW YORK-Katharine r. Jackson and
others a. Trustees, etc, Plaintiffs. against
Elias A. Cohen and others, Defendants
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered IN tho
I'm day of June 1914. I. thu undersigned.
tho Referee IN said Judgment named. viii
sell at public auction. at the Exchange
Salesroom. Nos. la-i6 Vesey street in the
borough of Manhattan. CITY of New York
on the goth day NJ July l9lt at II o'clock
Auctioneers. the premises directed by said
judgment 20 be sold and therein described
ALL thst certain lot, piece or parcel Of
land, with tho building thereon erected.
situate, lying and being In the. Borough OF
Manhsttan. Guy OF New York bounded and
BEGlNNlNG AZ a point on the southsrly
side OF nth street distant three hundred
and NIFTY $500 feet easierly from the cor
ner formed by the Intersection OF the east
ery line OF second Avenue and the southeriy
southerly parall with Second Avsnus one
hundred (fo0l feet eleven ui) inches 10 the
centre line Of the block; thence sasterly
along said centre line twenty Ave (s5) feet;
thence northerly on a line parallel with
Second Avenue one hundred u6OJ feet eleven
Street and thence westerly along tho same
twenty-five t2bl feet 10 tho point or place
OF beginning
Dated, New York, June 26th, 1914
" JOSEPH c. LEVI. Refer@-
MIDDLETON s. BORLAND, Attorney for
P,a,ntlrs - Cedar Street Manhattan.
The following Is diagram of the prop
erty to be sold; It's street number Is AIS f.
ll7th Street
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. county
OF New York.--LINCOLN TRUST CON:
PANY, Plaintiff, against RAY MAISEL art
others. Defendants.
In pursuance OF a judgment Of 'oreclosui.
and sale. duly made and entered IN in.
18TH day Of June, lslt ]. the nnd.i'
signed the referee in said judgment nsmei
will sell At public auction AZ the Exchsngs
Salesroom. nos. 1915 Ve.ey street IN 80
borough Of Manhattan, CITY % New lo'S
on the Goth day OF July, 1917. a. Y oC.cE
Auctioneer the premises directed by -
Judgment TO be sold. and therein described
All those certain lots OF land. with tn.
buildings thereon erected, situate lyinE "a
being In the Borough of Manhattan cry
OF New York. bounded ana descrl"'a "
Pesinning az point on the nor,h.'r'
slant Two hundred and sixty feet wet'ett
from the northv esterly corne- o. FI9
Avenue and one Hundred and Thirty 'h'.l
With fNNh Avenue. Ninety nine feet ci'y,.
Inches, thence westerly parable! Nih ~
HUNDRED and Thirty third street FIN fee,
hence southerly. parallel with Fifth Avent'
Ninety nine feet Eleven inches T. ne
northerly side Of One Hundred ana rhiry
northerly side OF one Hundred ana rhir'
third street. Fifty feet to the point or p'a'
Dated. New York June s5th. ieti
BOWERS and SANDS, Attorneys fo., r's..
I'm. a6 Cedar street. Borough or M'n
haitian city ~ Nev York
The following Is a diagram Of the props, :,
10 he sold: Its street Numbers are - aNi %
West ls3rd street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
JERSEY BOSS LOSES SALOONS.
Com missioner Hague Wins Fight
Against Old Jersey city Rival.

Charges that Commissioner Frank
Hague. head OF the Jersey city Depart
ment OF Public Safety had framed up"
a case on him for political revenge did
not save John j Sheehy. a Democratic
boss in tho Horseshoe section OF the city.
from losing the licenses for his three sa-
looms yesterday afternoon
After an NIL day hearing the Board Of
Commissioners voted unanimously that
Sheehy was guilty Of permitting gambling
and orgies In one OF his places, His coun-
eel. George Cutley. law partner of Presl-
dent Wilson'S secretary. Joseph =. Tu-
multy. announced after the trial that he
will Immediately apply TO the New Jersey
Supreme Court for writ of certorarI
Sheehy's counsel objected To Commits
sloner Hague sitting on the commission
as Judge because no was also prosecutor.
Mr. Cutley also charged that Hague was
preJudiccd against Sheehy and that he
entertained such bitter political feeling
that he could not give the defendant a
square deal lie asked for a ruling. The
four other Commissioners. A. Harry Moore,
Henry Byrne, George Brensinger and
Mayor Pagan. voted 20 sustain Hague as
n trial Judge.
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SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
FILA S. HOPKINS. Plaintiff, against YOUNG
MEMS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION and
others, Defendants
In pursuance of a iudgm Of foreclosure and
action and bearing date the 9Th day ~ July 1914
]. the undersigned. the referee In said iud an~n
med will Sc at public auction, at the Exchan &c
IA esro om No. Ia-lS Ncsey Street IN the Bor ough
OF Manhattan. City of New York. on the 5ih day
OF August, 1914, at II O'Clock noon on that day
by Joseph y, Day huctloneer. the premises
directed by said judgment 20 be sold. and therein
described as follows:
IAN that certain lot. piece or parcel Of land
situate. lying and hcng In the borough Of Man
haitian OF the City OF New York County and State
OF New York known and designated as lot No.
II on Man OF ~ lots In the 7th Ward ~ the City
OF New York, belon sing 10 Thomas Gibbons and
the Estate Of David Seaman, dated July, 1890,
bounded and de SCI ibed As follows
"On the North by Past broadway, TWEEN tv-fvr
c26 feet one ~ inch on the South by lot No rs
on said map. twenty -four go feet ten 40 inches
on the Fast by lot No Il on said map. seventy
eight (IS feet ten lOl inches. and on the West
by lot No 10 on said map. seven mine 10 feet
three ~ inches, side walls being party walls.
and said premises hcin q row klown by the street
number All Fast broadway"
Dated New York, july 10. iNll
JAMES :, REiAN. referee.
WEIR pI.ANCK PRINCE & FLANDERS. Attor :
ntys. for Plaintiff. No, lao broadway, borough Of
Manhattan New York City.
The following IS diagram Of The property 10
Fast Broadway
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

Of New York;. AYMAR SANDS. az
trustee for HELEN Axis HOWELL, Plain.
IN against MONROE J. FISCHER and
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF foreclosure
AMI sale. duly made and entered in the
above entitled action and bearing date the
9th day OF June, 1911. ]. the undersigned;
NJ public auction. AZ the Exchange Sales
room. No. ii-l6 NeSey Street. In the Borough
OF Manhattan. city Of New York. on the
on ON" that "TY day ''SS b; HESRY bRADY' AGe.
tioneer. the premises directed by said judy
ment TO be sold and therein described as
follows:
ALI. that certain piec. or parcel o. land
with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected, situate in the Borough OF Man.
haitian. CITY OF New York bounded and
BEGINNING Al II point In the southeriy
line OF one Hundred and Twenty fourth
street distant three hundred and sixty feet
Easterly from the corner formed by the
Hundred and Twenty fourth street with
the Easter'y line OF Third Avenue, running
thence Sontherly. parallel with Third
Avenue and part OF the distance through a
10 centre line Of block thence running
Easterly along said centre line forty feet :
thence running Northerly. parallel with
dred and Twenty fourth Street. and thence
running Westerly. along said Southerly line
Of one Hundred aud Twenty fourth street
dated New York. June aith, 1911
MORGAN j OBRIEN. Jr, Referee.
MIDDLETON :. RORiAND. Attorney for
plaintiff 80, a. Ced2r ST. Borough Of Man
The following t. diagram o, the PROP
232-,ai East l2ith street;
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WOMAN CLUBS AN ANNOYER.
Then Is Arrested with Husband on
q DisorderIy Charge.

William Smith and his wife. OF 400
West 124th street. We're arrested last
night on complaint of two men with
whom they became embroiled as the re-
suit of an alleged insult to Mrs. Smith.
They were entering n cafe at Hist
street and Eighth avenue when Antilio
Russo OF 22i West Sixty-seventh street
started the trouble. according to Mrs
Smith. She says he said to her An
my queen. how do you do this evening"
smith heard the remark and expressed
himself in strong language. whereupon
Russo sought refuge In the bootblack par
Tor of his friend Michael Mastigricoma.
Michael grabbed up a club and started
for the Smiths.
Mrs. Smith didn't do n thing to him
except take the club away and wallop
him over the head and shoulders with II
until he howled with PAIN. Several OF
his friends came to the rescue and seized
Smith and his wife They held them
until Patrolman Kuntze came along and
then insisted that he make an arrest.
Russo and Mastigricoma got In their COM
plants first and Smith and his wife were
taken to night court, RuKso and MAST =
gricoma going along 20 press their com
plant that the Smiths were disorderly
persons
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
LENT CHILDREN AWAIT FATHER
&. u. NasHrId WIZ Take Girls. Dor
rowcd by Woman. to Cleveland.

Minnie and Myrtle Maxncld the two
borrowed" children OF Cleveland, ohio.
who were brought to New York by Mrs
Elizabeth Russell and were not returned
as she promised, will go back 20 their
home this morning with their father. G. u.
MaNheld
AN mistake on account OF not re-
ceving any word from you,' Mr. Max
field telegraphed yesterday. 81 will hc
in New York Thursday and want to see
you. am very sorry It happened. but
under the conditions thought 1t be I to
notify the police"
The telegram, addressed 10 Mrs Rus
sell at 25S West Forty-sixth street. was
turned over to the Gerry Society. where
tn" children are now held.
No trace has been found Of Mrs Russell
since leaving the boarding house ~ 25S
West Forty sixth street. Some baggage
Is being held at the Hotel ST. Louis for
the payment of a board bill. This fact
puzzled the Chlldrcn's society rs It's Off
c!als could not account for the lack of
at least small amount OF baggage he
longing To the children
Little Minnie MaNiield, .. and the cider
of tho two, told in broken sentences last
night the story Of her trip and how kindly
Mrs Russell treated them.
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400 FISH ON J. J. HILLS YACHT.
Railroad Mans Catch In Lsbrad dor
sent Here on the wncouta.

NEW LONDON, Conn, July 15.A-James
J. HIS steam yacht Wacouta returned
to the upper harbor this noon after a
months cruise along the coast OF Lab
rador.
The Wacouta winters here and after
going into commission started for the
river st. Johns. where her owner has
salmon fishing privileges and owns con-
siderable property along that stream.
Mr. nm with his son Louis W Nm and
a party OF five friends boarded the Wa
couta at Montreal and after spending a
fortnight fishing returned to that port
and departed by rail for their respective
homes.
More than 400 salmon were caught
which are now in cold storage aboard
the yacht
II tho weather clears tomorrow the
yacht will proceed to New York, where
the big fish will be taken from the re-
frigerato tors, boxed and Iced and sent to
Mr. Hills friends In various parts of tho
United States. Many OF the fish will be
sent to charitable institutions.
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FORECLOsuRE SAILS.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County
OF New York--I.tNCOLN TRUST COM
PANY. Plaintiff, against REGINA HOFFMAN
and others Defendants
In pursuance Of a judgment Of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered In the
above-entitled action and bearing date tho
signed. tho referee In said judgment named.
Will sell at public auction. at tho Exchange
Salesroom. Nos, 1915 vesey Street In the
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New York
on the Goth day OF July, 1914. AZ l2 o'clock
Auctioneer. the premises directed by said
judgment TO be sold and therein described
follows:
ALL the certain lots Of land. with IN.
buildings thereon erected. situate. lying and
being IN the thorough OF Manhattan. City
OF New York. bounded and described as
REGiNNING ~ . point on the northerly
side ~ one Hundred and Thirty-third street.
distant Two hundred and ten feet westerly
from tho northwes'erly corner Of Fifth
Avenue and one Hundred and Thirty-th third
with Finn Avenue, Sinety-nine feet Eleven
inches; thence westerly, parallel with one
Hundred and Thirty-thild Street. Fifty feet;
thence southerly parallel with Fifth Avenue.
Ninety-nine feet Eleven inches 70 the
northerlv side OF one Hundred and Thirty
northet!y side Of one Hundred and Thirty
third street Fifty feet. to the point or place
OF beginning
Datsn. New York, June 25th. 1914
SAUL J. BARON, Referee
BOWERS and SANDS. Attorneys for Plain
IN 80 Cedar Street. Borough Of Man
haitian. CITY of New York
The following Il diagram ~ tho property
IN he SOLD. ifs street Numbers are Is and II
West l33rd street.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. G.

new YORK SUPREME COURT County
OF New k.-KArHERINE CHAMBERs
Plaintiff, against ALBERT STAKE and
In pursuance OF Judgment NJ torecio,lr.
and sale, duly made and entered in IN.
above entitled action and bearing De no
9Th day OF June, 1914, ]. the undersignsi
sell at public auction. at the Exchange
salesroom. Nos. 14-16 vesey street In ne
Borough OF Manhattan. city. Of Now York
noon on that day, by Henry Brady, AH,.
tioneer the premises directed by said iuIg.
ment to be sold and therein described -
ALI. that certain lot piece or parcel -
land situate. lying and being in the seventh
ward of the city OF New York, being me
wss,oriy I'D. Gs' OF pms str ss'p and known ~
map Of tho Estate Of Hcndrick RutgA-s
deceased. made by Bridges and Popp.eton.
fled in the once Of the Register Of the Ci'v
and County Of New York AZ lot number ~.
hundred and twenty eight. which said
wit; Easterly In front by pike stree, a'ors.
said. Westerly in the rear by part Of lot
i've hundred and twenty-five. NorthsrIy On
one side by line drawn one foot south ~
and parallel with the Southern boundary
line Of lot number FIVE hundred and twenty.
seven and Southerly on the other side nv
containing In. breadth In front and rear each
twenty four. feet and in length on each SD.
eiGhty-siN feet. Said premises being nov
s s,rs. by ,h' ''rs.t NUMBER t,ytogiy rH
southery walls being party walls
Dated. New YORK June isth.. 1914
DE WITT A EdcKMA Z TRr ~ w F7lrr' It..
torney, for Plaintin. 10, IS Nassau
Street Borough of Manhattan. city &"
The following I. a diagram o, the prov.
81 Pike street