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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
Move in Thaw Case.

CONCORD, n. H.. March 3.-Final
briefs for the state of New York on the
extraditIon OF Harry X. Tbaw were to
the order of Judge Edgar Aldrlch OF tho
federal court. but 1t was announced tina,
William T. Jerome, representing the New
York attorney general, had been granted
document Will be filed proba bly, next
Monday, after which counsel for Tha ~
will have fifteen days in which to reply
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
NEW MILLINERY HEAD
FOR Z. c. NJ. |. STORE

With the arrival Of the new spring
stock there will be a change In the per-
sonnel Of the z. c. NJ. I. millinery depar rt-
ment. Miss Ida NJ. Winn, who will take
charge Of the department. and Miss c.
Jorgenson. who will superintend the
wide experience in their lines In the lead
Ing millinery markets OF the east and
come TO the 2. c. M. !, with the highest
ises to have more replete and stylish
display OF exclusive headwear than ever
he
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
FACE BROKEN OUT?
pies Replaced by Smooth, Clear
Skin.
Fry This Remedy at Our Risk.

Fry This Remedy at Our Risk.
.gly plmplcs and bIotches not only
'gnre the face, but cause unpleasant
|ments.
'hey arc q form Of eczema and
not yield to "boauty prepara-
~, but demand rational treatment.
was in Just such conditions that
new soothing, antiseptic skin rem
sa&o Salye, first proved it's great
pe. Apply il as directed on going
ped--only few treatments arc
|essary to show its marvellous heal.
power
remarkable feature that gives
'ial value to Saxo Salve is its
w to penetrate the skin and carry
neahng, germ.destroying action to
very. seat Of the disease.
te give back Your money IL Saxo
<e docs not satisfy you fully.
2Fuehl 90 Franlen, Druggists. the
Y corner; also the old stand. g7l
MAIN street, Salt Lake City. Utah
.. Skin ernptions and poor
~ usually co-exist in all rundown
Iaifions:: We guarantee Vinol te
rfy and enrich the blood
NdvortiSemont.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
! SUGAR CONCERN
: REDUCES MEMS PAY

p average reduction of approximately
Ter cent in the salaries Of its employees
Wing more than SIS "A monti has been
ie by the Utah Idaho Sugar compan ny
result OF the 20 per cent reduction in
tariff on sugar The salaries OF the
rrled men whose pay was small and
se Of day laborcrs We're not reduced
ne company has notified the farmers
the provision in the contract relative
Lne quality OF the beets will be strictly
orced this year, The beet acreage this
2 Is expected to be the largest In the
Dry OF the industry ~ this state and
|umper crop Is anticirs ted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
Mrs. Gott Passes.

rs. Emily VI. Gott. u years OF age,
OF bronchitis Yesterday afternoon at
nome. ll3 West First North street
had been III nearly two months. She
5urvived by a son. Charles Gott, of
gon; Two daughters in Sal, Lake, two
srs IN Paris. ILL.,. and sisters In Oak
md Denver.
nnoral arrangements will not be made
y the arrival from Oregon of Charles
U Mrs: Gott came 10 Utah fourteen
~ ago from Dakota. since which time
had lived in Salt Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
Goelet Case Called,
By International News Service,

NEWPORT, r. T., March 3.-The di-
voFcce suit brought by Mrs. Elsie Goelet
against her husband, Robert GoeIet, was
called here today in the superior court
Upon request of Mr.. Goelet's counsel
the case was adjourned until such time
as the court should decide upon. Depo-
sitions are now being taken by attor-
neys for both sides and it is expected
that the case will be called during the
present session of the court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
To Be Hanged Today.

HARTFORD. Conn, March S.-Jame:
Plew. who confessed TO having murdered
William Wakefield of Bristol, will bt
hanged for the crime in the state prison
at Wethersfield tomorrow morning. Mrs
Bessie j. Wakefield, widow of the slair
man and herself also convicted of the
crime was sentenced 10 die at the same
time a s Plew. but her counsel appealed tC
the supreme court and this acted as a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
Earle Case Concluded

ROMORANTIN. France, March s.
The taking OF testimony In the prelimi-
nary lnvestigati ton OF the case OF F'erdi-
nand Pinuey Earle. the American artist.
and Miss Charlotte Herman on the
charge OF kidnapping Enrle's son from a
French school. was concluded here today
Nothing new was disclosed in the evi-
dence The actual trial of Earle and
Miss Herman will begin on March nd
may last two days. Earle spends his
time writing poetry and playing the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
Bryan Again Grandfather,

WASHINGTON. March ga new baby
girl at Secretary Bryans home today
Mr.. Bryan telcphoned his office and the
White house that lie would be late and
announced the birth Of a girl to his
daughter, Mrs. Richard J.. Hargreaves, oil
Lincoln, Neb. Mr. Bryan now has six
GRANDCHILDREN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04

oley Cathartic Tablets are entirely
ctive, thoroughly cleansing and al
8 pleasant IN action, They contain
flag, are remedy for constipation
sluggish liver, and tonic to the
els, which arc improved by their
Try them. They do not fail to
relief and satisfaction. Schramm.
nson. Drugs; 1.-The Never-Substitu,
.' Five (5) Good stores,
Acknowledgement,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
Seeks Injunction.

WASHINGTON. March 3.-Attorney
General Plea OF Louisiana today
formally applied TO the supreme court for
an injunction to postpone the operation
of 20 per cent dIfferential on Cuban
sugar. under the law, pending litiga-
on March l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
Wilson Approves.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-President
Wilson today gave his approval 10 the
proposal 10 give irriga tors on government
projects twenty years instead OF ten 20
repay the government for their water
rights. embodied in bills now pending IN
congress.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
Noyes Is Recovering.

II. S. Noyes. general agent for the Pat
terson Shows company OF Chicago, who,
was injured In the automobile accident
from which Horace S. Ensign came out
without a scratch in Vancouver recent
ly. has been released from the hospital
and is now able to walk with the aid Of
canes, according to a letter received yes
terday by MIR Ensign.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
New Trade Publication.

The Candy Merchant, publication de-
voted to the interests Of the Merchants
appearance yesterday. Mechanically tho
paper Is credit to it's publishers. It's
editorial columns contain an article by j.
j, Maurice, general manager OF the con-
cern. devoted to resume and financial
statement OF the company's business dur
ing 1913.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
Cardinal Konn Dead

BRESBAU, Germany. March 3.-Car-
dinal George Kopp died early this morn
ing at Troppau, Austrian Sielsia. Menin-
gifts was the cause OF death. The prelate,
who was in his seventy-sev year, was
the highest dignitary OF the Roman
CATHOLIC church In GermanY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
McWaters q Visitor

y. c. McWaters OF Twin Falls, gem
eral manager OF the Kuhn irrigation in
terests in Idaho. was a Salt Lake visitor
yestrday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
Asks for Receiver.

uit for appointment af 4 receiver for
bingham Coal * Lumber company
Lhlcd In the district court yesterday
6eorge u. Chandler against the com
n and Guy DE Ford Chandler holds
pic against the property of the COM
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
Norman HaSkins Dead

DES MONIES, Iowa, March 3.-Nor-
man Haskns, wealthy Des Moines pjo
neer and donor of the Haskins stadium
TO Drake university. died last night in
Denver, according 10 messages TO rela-
tives here today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
Colorado to Sue.

WASHINGTON. March 3.-Senator
Thomas introduced resolution today to
authorize Colorado to sue the secretary
of the interior to revoke an order which
prohibited diversion of water from the
Rio Gran to Colorado projects.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
Want Creek Flumed,

A petition asking that Red Butte
creek be llumed between Eleventh East
and McClelland avenue was fled with the
city recorder yesterday by y. J. Charon
and others
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
w. II. Dale Here.

q II. Dale. formerly OF Salt Lake and
manager OF the Los Angeles office
Ine Agency company, is in the city
= oflei business and social visit, hav-
arrived here yesterday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
Complaint Issued.

In a complaint issued by the county
attorney yesterday. James Bugonas is ac-
cused OF assault and battery on Nick
CugrUtiu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
ADJUSTMENTS

ORPHEUM-Vaude Performance
every afternoon and evening.
uTAH-Willard Mack and Marjorie
Rambeau in 1.-The Open Range"
All week. Matlnees Thursday and
Saturday.
PRESS-Vaudeville. Performance
every afternoon and two perform
ances at night
PANTAGES-Vaud Performance
every afternoon and two perform
ances at night,
MOTION PICTURES.
MEHESY-Continuous performances,
Special two-act drama, INDIAN
Blood" and concert orchestra.
REX-Continuous performances, with
orchestra and pipe organ, Special to-
day, THE Day OF Days"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04

Manager Cook OF the Empress promises
a surprise for the noontime crowds down
town today. Big Jim, the famous 400
pound Alpine grizzly bear, now head
lining the Empress bill Is to be given an
automobile ride between IL and l o'clock
on Main street Big Jim is an enthusi-
astc devotee of automobiling and thor
oughly enjoys the sport. This weeks Of
ferings are greatly added to in the NOV
Ing pictures taken of General villa the
Mexican general, and his staff and
army.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04

Historically. as we'll as dramatically
"Milestones,' the brilliant comedy drama
by Arnold Bennett and Edward Knob
la uch, which klaW e. Erlanger and Jo-
seph Brooks Will present at the Salt Lake
theater next week, is of unusual interest.
The three acts are laid in the same
second In 1885 and the third In 1912.
AS the years go by we note the change
in furnishings and decorations. in which
candles give way to gas, which In turn
is replaced by electricity. Fashions In
dress, speech and manners change coin
cidentally.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
Mrs. Nicholas Goes East.

Mrs. C. E, Nichols will leave here this
morning to make an extended visit in
the New England states.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04

Tho following theater notices marked
advertisement in order to comply with
strict Interpretation Of the new federal
paper law. In no sense they paid advcr-
tisoments. They items furnished by the
press agents OF tho various theoters
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04

CATALOGUE PRINTING
e by the Century is distinctive.
-35 Edison st. advertisement J
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04

The popularity of Willard Mack as an
actor and a playwright is again attested
this week by the enthusiastic receptions
he Is receiving at the Utah thea ter,
where he is presenting another of his in
tcresting plays. THE Open Range is
the title OF the piece, but It was first pro-
duced al the same playhouse Gods
ago) it made n big hit, and this week Il
Is doing the same. Both Mr. Mack and
Miss Rambeam have strong roles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04

1t takes nerve 10 put across an act
like that which Bert Fitzglbbon. .the
original daffydill," is offering with such
hilarious success at the Orpheum this
week. The real prim people In every
audience start out by asserting that ne
Is too foolish TO laugh at and then prompt
applause and ask for more. 1t is not
80 much what he says or sings. but IL is
the "rom fool" way in which he does
everything that makes him one OF the
most popular of entertainers.
Closing n most successful run The
Day OF Days will be presented for the
last time at the Rex today. The story
gets down to the heart OF New York
and feels the pulse or the great metropolis
throughout. Cyril Scott, who has won
so many dramatic successes, Is Ideally
cast In this play and has splendid sup
port from the Famous Players, The
Vanderbilt cup race at Santa Monica is
another feature on the bill.
Indian customs and traditions arc
vividly portrayed in the thrilling Kalem
two-part drama. Indian Blood shown
for the last time today at the Mehesy,
An army officer deserts his Indian Wife,
taking with him their little son. whom he
places in school In the east. Unknown
TO the officer. his wife. who has returned
10 her own people. dies OF a broken heart
and her brother, the chief. swears ven
gcance. The chance comes ten years
later. when the son. returned from col
leEe, insists upon his father going with
him TO find his mother. Three other
fine pictures are on the Mehesy pro-
granlme today,
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BUDGET SHOWS NEED
OF HOME RULE HERE
Mandatory Legislation Passed at Albany
Has Imposed Much Unnecessary
Expense on City Taxpayers.

Home rule Is to be strongly agitated
this year by the real estate interests OF
this city on the advice of the Advisory
Council. which has discovered that the
reason for the steadily increasing bud
get is mandatory expenses that are
legalized from year TO year at Albany.
establishing bureaus and commissions
and the like which the city government
is obliged to meet under the constitu-
uon.
The council. which Is the mouthpiece
Of the real estate Interests OF the city,
investigated the budget with the hope
Of finding a way TO reduce II. Items
were found which could be dispensed
with according to the council. but on In
vestigation II was found that the bud
get makers Of the city had nothing to
say about these as they were there
by mandatory legislation. The council
concluded at It's regular monthly meet
ing last week that during the coming
year every effort will be made either 10
pass a home rule bill by which these
expenditures Will be absolutely under
the supervision OF the city or that
these mandatory requirements In the
city budget be amended by corrective
legislation. The council feels that no
moro Important work could be under
taken by property owners than the pas
sage OF such amcGoratory laws. The
council has decided to appoint sub
committee to cooperate with he Mayors
committee on taxation In ascerta!n!ng
new sources OF revenue for the city.
There Is no doubt that real estate Is
now overwe GIFTED with taxation. and
is required to produce more than its
fair share OF the necessary funds g
finance the city. This committee Will
make It's report direct to the Mayors
committee on taxation. The advisory
staff OF experts OF the council Will assist
this committee in It's investigations.
and Il Is hoped that some definite and
constructive suggestions for proper
taxation from new sources WI thereby
be recommended.
The council deems Il advisable to re-
quest the Mayor to take some action
with reference TO the consolidation OF
building inspection de-artments in he
city. The State Factory Investigating
Commission has already proposed ten
tative plan, but inasmuch as all but one
OF tho departments involved are
directly under the jurisdiction OF the
city Il r. essential that the local ad-
m!nistra'.on arrive n. some plan by
which these various departments may
be united under one head II has been
recommended that commission be ap-
pointed on the part Of the city 10 take
some definite action in this respect. for
unless the city and the State officials
work consistently toward common
goal nothing will be accomplished.
Morgan ]. O'Brlcn was elected chair
man OF the Board of Counsel and Henry
W. Hodge was elected chairman or the
advisory staff Of experts.
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AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
voluntary md Forced Offerings In
Manhattan md The Bronx.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER :.
lat II VEsEY STREET J

MONDAY. NOVEMBER :.
lat II VEsEY STREET.
ny samuel Mars
CLINTON ST, 90. " :, lsi RlVinEton -.
25xioo. i've sty tenmt and s'ores-F NJ
Tiohenor E; al. admrs, asi Lena Koran
rei: due t,S.s:s5s: taxes. &C. ,5o;'s5.
lat s:Os THIRD AvENuEl
Ry Herbert :. sherman.
coSTEn 81 80: $50 l, ePonqrd row.. AVE-;
as; Hunts Point Estetts 81 al: acton !:
l. Hasbrogck atty; I;e,insky' refi
due, S5.9Sl 30: taxes. &C. sl7l.91
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
lat II vEsEY STREET.
BY Samuel Golds,icker.
MADISON AVE, 1874, W. cor l2sth st.
n Keenan, ct al: { a Norm, atty; Pow
Ell Crichton ref due. 81 $50 80: taxes. &C.
,75sss; sub TO prior mtg 10000.
FIFTH i51s, ST. II; ,al.e W. .,p Sdsw 'i Sro %Ts
tTs,e ag, \ \ s'iwe'i iGdiyla tsr; =
ref: due, .ss32s.; taxes, &c. ,slsll.
by Joseph p Day
six s;y AT and STRIP @ Rernheim.r ct
a. !r't., s. eg, SAL Adio' - al, s'e| va,
By Herbert 4. Sherman,
18th ST 5is.5is W, s. 22i 10th ave,
5oxsso. four sty tnmt md three ely font
atty; A " Leslie. ref: due. siOl33ss;
taxes. &C, 'isOSss
lat s2os THIRD AvESUE.l
BY Joseph P. Day.
ST LAWRENCE AVE. 1901 W cor Man;
Krauer et al: Ho';, " @, attys: Alex
Karlln. ref; due. .s,s2o Of; taxes, SC,
s7o7.72.
THURSDAY NOVEMBER s.
lat II vEsEY STREET.
BY Samuel Marx
S0TH ST aga ". al West End ave,
43N;0 tx iryeg. Ave sty dw'g-hudson CITY
saws Irstn az, F Stone ct al: Collier &
H. attys: W ( Rosenberg, ref; due. va
1888. taxes &C. sllS6.55.
95TH ST 40 W. :, ais Columbus nve.
lsxi0c.S three stv dwlg-J Vo!th as'
Thro Ki'lan ct al; Flnch G, attys; WIN
Allen. ref: due, sl5sis.3l: taxes. &c. sl.-
Ry Henry Brady.
: 1908, two sty stabe--J J \ Hickey agi
Maria Stoops ct ~. II J Helsler. at'y:
A Lynch. ref: due, si,?j6Ss.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 8.
lat II vESEY STgEETl
By joseph p D1v.
/ TRINITY Pr, 10-76. s. 2o3 Thames ST
B lO4Ixl2 2xfOS.Gx5e siv sty oft and stor.
bidg-Nutual Life Ins CO egt Shep-
ard ct al; l. Al!sn, atty; f J Murphy
! ref; due. sliO,422 90: taxes, a.. s2,oo2.5o'
lat S?0s THIRD ANENUEl
ny Henry Brady.
wEBsTE2 AVE, 1922, s 1887 fremont
pleby ct a. agt Adolph Freund ct al: Can
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vSSaip.. sif ,tth 81, is OF y part.
oct 30. atty. J ScalIion. Si Manhattan
list ST go z. 9 8 isss " "a Az. is'ss
$1,000. Oct 30; atty. Wilson NJ rowsIl;;
lo:D" 81 Isl e. n " cor lexington sv, i6S
100 ii-Taxpayers Realty co 20 Jno wat
tenberg. 1903 Forest Az. mtse $4,000.
Oct 30: atty. Jacob Freeman. 80 MAJ. -
io6rH ST. -: 1905 50 .v: run. ;.,sk
O.sx 4o.2x o.sx AK " osx IS: Ak
au SIX Is. 'I Ro.. 1t. bkrys. os, 50, m,ss
10TH sT 5. IT'S W "a av. 2sxloo.il-
aa2.. T P1eN Az TO r,sns o::
atty, Lawrence Ciofh. 2iie "a ev.....foo
west of Fifth av,. between Fourteenth and
10th sts.)
18TH ST, . 22o W 9Th av. soxs9-Brody
Adler 4 Koch co to Michael wielandt. Jr.
=, al, Port Jefferson. L l. Oct as. mtEs
si75ooO; sssy', N I'sac' 8,
william "'',,,,:;'.'';;cc..s.''..''.,;.,,.,,o,o,
Michael Mater g, al TO- barbara Fsi..
s az wb I.I.s T. mss7 william scr SG
100 5-Marietta Newcomb 10 Carolyn Hold.
atty. II Mit,lsmsnn. - Cedar st. 800
(Manhattan Island. north OF l1oth ST.
Hath ST. O. 1875 W Bway sxloo.il--
Chas Otis to Delaneld Estate, Inc, II Cedar
st. mtge $4,000. oct rs: atty. Co;
AMsTERpAM Az. Sc cor iiith st. ioo,ii1
Columbia University in city OF N z.
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hur., Az Realty cOrpn. ~ Cedar 81. , OF
LOT 49, amended map Rronxwood Park-
vslhslla corpn to Antoinetts Rieger' aStt
T fs az Co. miiF. s sxsS. oe' ~: 800
IAroNrAINE Az e. ss.S isoth st isx
ico-drave Kiernsn TO solomon Wels
Oct a. atty. Fred oppenheimer' sio
pA V,Tst Nv .yi,i.. ;,iiIi,cii.wm kin kin
,i 81 81 Vc 90, &c. ' s,ls. + Ut Co .s
sA nTcf ST, 50. a, Is 10, ST. map saml
Dyer ssI6o-Annie e Mc9rsnn 81 al o., 70
s aaron t'T e. e T.. Il swsy syn GO, 500
CRESCENT Az. Gs-ls, 50. sSsSsS Pam
est Il Eckley, ref. 20 VIM II Caldwell Jr.
III W l2sd st. Oct 20; atty A Knox Knox;
lssrH ST ST IS. ~ W jackson az, 1sxioO--
g. May !, 1909, atty. Sarah Ennis, o.,
roRp SiIH RID, 3. iiii iTriebou; az.
s7xss 2x3siixs7 4-Geo Donnelly 10 Edw
o Binzen. isi7 Morris av. mtg $4,000, oc,
ist-Delaneid Estates TO chas Otis on "
Waldo av. mr. 2t6th 81 mtg $4,000 &c,
MSN1 fsY ST. : sss' sssiiooMJ'F NJ Co /; TO
400 1850 Oct 50; atty ". T Co, ~
,osT T ST, ii5.7 d, q 5oxsse-Raeh.i De-.
ma to saml A slnserman. 20 W i01th st.
mtg 5000. Oct rs; atty, sinserwan;
JEROME XIV %. i;c n aojo,hn at. itixic6w
Bklyn. mtg $1,000. Aug 20; atty,
10th ST Gr.y id0 LOUIS %:o ;s.oS sh.G
dan Blvd, Far Roakaway, l. I. Oct "a;
atty. p Louis Jacobs IS Nassau st.....,i
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LIS PENDESS.
Manhattan

lsT Av. issx-sussnns weinpsrSsr agt
Philip Lesser ct al faction 60 set aside
ssTH ST. sO2 E-Harry Well ct al ACT Caro-
line Calm ct al tfOreelos OF mts); atty
llarH ST, $50 and 'b2 w-Bsthsr schiit o,
mtE0; atty, NJ SulEoerger.
nth ST, 10 w-Wilber A Bioodsood ast
James Reilly q al foreciOs of mts); atty
GOTH ST, 2lo E-James 4 Trcwbridge sst
Rose Abrahams ct al (foreclos OF MTG !;
atty. II Baskerville.
sgt Annie Norman ct al (toreclos of MTG !;
atty, S N Freedman,
18TH ST. S45 W, and l2lst Ct sea E-David
Manner agt Kreshoys. Inc OF al
lpartition)' attys. Myers ku'ner a schu'
,ssTH ST, ioi w-Bernard Landau sgt
Trustees for Congregation OF African Meth
clos of mtg); attys. Davis a Davis.
ssTH ST, 55l and 6b3 W. and 27th st, S2% W
--Jno b Clark agt David shannon GO ct al
i' Herman sn R.p sos az, FLORENCE H Mssoniss
ct al (foreclos OF mtg); attys. Clarke &
iosTH ST. n s. 100 Z. 9Th Av. soxloO;ll tive
REM .. Al StGrsssiMSsurs of two mort
WiiHv Ey.Ii, Macy ct a ast Levy 4
Weinstein Realty d Const Co OF al fore.
closure OF mortGass,: sttys Dawson
issTH 81, 100 w-psrnard Landau as,
African Methodist Epi.copsl Church in the
S Say o. atty. 6.yi: 4 Davis. y. ."v
'', Musus 81 Li. In. &C Co Of Y at AMI. 7
R s.., = !. A Aisr.''''ur' OF two m0''s''''
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90 wall st. Oct .; atty. Co. iIe
iaIsT T.; Park x
Abram Bachrach. TO Ella $ Chase. l65
YVES West En- END az s;,sg- all liens oct a9
ETH ST. $ =. 900 eth av, lsNa9 i-.Knth
X W Henszey to Grace GauL Philipse
aug q; aiiys, Clarke & tc$'SSGG' ch i '5s
sTH Nv. W $, ,o..ii 5 issd 8. :6xic6H
Madison av' Oct 80; atty Y t1s 60.
$50 Bway .s:............ .......... $500
ipFoiy Idlsr Kooh Co to Sy Misba Si
S Wie? e. mir 5T 81. Il; "a Poi sitv; Jegff?p
-; 18th &. \ $. is5 W Amsterdam av.
sam sv "a EXT e si' simmons Simmons
to Meion nty corpn, 50 John st. Oct 80;
pR COX 1Si S0;sFS sor ~ HT a.
Hannah Freedman 70 VIM y Allen At
Rye. = SY, mtg $4,000, All liens; recorded
from May TO- lsi4i-address '.) 10 Val
SANE PRoPERTY.wm p Alien to ~ 4
,Sssc ali 'Y ss. May i sdars.. ?!f
vERMiLyEx Az, = ;;, cGl i.h s,. = ~ is x
stoddard a H. las Dway' .',....... 400
BronI.
thorough OF Tho Bronxl
BRIGGS Av. 25o2, g. ie.sa77s-Emma p
q, oo, %: ATTY. O Z T CO. rs rs Broad :
pscxpwAY. ". isss. church ., lane :i.o
from Church 81, to broadway. 2ssxi:o.
Broadway. Oct 20; a,tys, stoddard 4, n,
pRoApwkT. - ,7ss n gsi,h st.. 10 sx
soo.ii-MsI Marx to i77th 81 and Pine