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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-04
Cannot Muster Two-Thirds
Vote for Constitutional
Amendment.
DEMOCRATS WARNED
| OF DEFEAT IN 1916
snffragists Tell House Committee
Their 100000 Ballots Will
Control Election.
fFrom The Tribune Bureau

Wellington. March "a poll OF the
.,s taken late to-day indicates that
Constitutional amendment to give
Is 70 women will fail Of receiving
49, ,ecessary two-thirds vote
M the fun Senate membership of 96
Two would be needed G. votes. De-
,..,rs absentees and accounting for
s.,rs those who took the poll are con-
sanr, that the suffrage amendment
OH not prevail. Those opposed to the
,,essure say tonight that 1t is doubt
,h ~ the suffragists will be able to
muster bare majority for the resolu-
zion when fl comes TO a vote.
All phases of the woman suffrage
question were presented TO the House
iIrdicisrv Committee to-day, accom-
'csnied by cheers. jeers. Kisses end ap-
!rIsuse. Deserving sentimental phases
~ the suffrage argument. Mrs. Crystal
Eastman Benedict and Mrs. Mary
Board. New York lawyers, threw down
the gauntlet to the Democratic party in
M uncertain terms, warning the COM
nittee that the political wrath OF the
A OoOOgO women in suffrage states
would be visited upon the party unless
favorable consideration was given the
Constitutional amendment for woman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-04
Don't DODGE" You Democrats.

that woman suffrage would he harmful
mot only TO women but TO the coun-
,rv" And at the conclusion Of the
hearings Dr. Mary Walker, trousered
and silk hated, presented TO the COM
mittee what she called "the browning
constitutional argument" TO show that
women already have the right TO vote
under the Constitution. In the mean
while debate on the suffrage amend
ment was continuing in the Senate.
The suffragists who appeared before
the committee we're divided. Mrs. An
tcinette Funk. Mrs. Medill Mccormick
end Mrs. William Kent, representing
the National Woman Suffrage Associa-
ton. urged that If the committee would
not report the proposed amendment II
report an amendment to allow the suf-
frage question 70 be decided by refer
endum in the various states, instead of
by the legislatures. Mrs. Benedict, Mrs.
Beard. Mrs. Glendower Evans, of Bos-
ton, and Dr. Cora Smith King, for the
Congressional Union, asserted that the
time had come 10 make the suffrage
question one OF political expediency.
1T is because I have the interests Of
this administration at heart" said Mrs.
Evans. that hope the Democratic ma
jority in the House will see It's way
clear 10 reconsider what after all was
g somewhat unconsidered action Of the
Democratic caucus"
Mrs Evans and Mrs Benedict warned
the Democrats not to dodge the issue
and insisted that action on the suffrage
question must be taken at this session
. Of Congress.
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~.
IS.
three
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of this
psyabl.
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ddsnt.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME. COURT, SEW YORK COUNTY
ABRAHAM DAVIS and LOUIS DAVIS.
plaintiffs, against GERTRUDE ". SMITH,
CHARLES W % BATTER. WILLIAM =
MOORE, NATALIE u. LEFENnE BROWN
WEISS REALITIES. ROSE BROWN. QUEEN
NAB COMPANY and CLARA l.. KELLOGG.
Defendants.
In pursuance OF judgment Of foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered In the
above entitled action and bearing date the
18th day OF July, 1914. I, the undersigned
the Referee in said judgment named VIII
sell at public auction. a. the Exchange
Borough of Manhattan. City OF New York.
The 18th day Of August, 1914 at !:
o clock noon Oh that day, by Joseph =.
Dav. Auctioneer. the premises directed by
SAD lpdsmsnt to be sold aud therei" de-
ALI. those certain lots. places ~ parcels
erected. situate lying and hslng In tho
known as Nos. 6O5-6ot Wet Nth street.
and bounded and described rs follows.
BEGINNING AZ a point on the northerly
drel and twenty ave f.s west Of Broadway.
and running thence urrther!r parallel With
70 the centre line ~ IN, block thence
westerly along said centre '!ne 80 The bloc \
hfty feet; thence sou'herlv parallel with
said Broadway ono hundred feet eleven
inches 10 the norfhsrly side ~ West lljth
su'ei. and thence -asteriy along the same
fifty f'et 70 the point or place % beginning
Dated New York. July l7th. 1914.
HARRY Y. FRESCIi. Referee.
JULIUS II ZiEsER, Attorney for Plain
si-c1 .rark Row, Borough Of Manhattan
Tho foliowioE j. diagram Of tho prop
srr!y 70 he sold; - stree, nurlhe1s arc 500,
Manhattan. CITY. County ana state OF New
/ Yo-k.
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LIS PENDENs.
Mania titan.

BROADWAY. l75-John Downey ct al,
trustees. agt James II Naush,in 'foreclc
sure OF mortgage, attys, Montgomery &
i.iTH ST. 90 w-sarah Dahlman ast Jacob
Wiener 81 al foreclosure Of mortgage
al, agt Michael Gagiiardi et al foreclosure
OF mortgage; atty. Schafran.
i26TH ST b32 W--John II Lambert ag'
Edwin + Walton ct al Camended foreclo'
l0O.ll-C United states Trust 60 OF y
Y agt Mary Crotty et al foreclosure
OF morLgssel' sitys' stewart shearer
37sx99 ll--Bcnj Mordecai IT al agt Henry
y Braude ct al toreclosure OF mort
gage atty IL Belllnger, JI
cANAL ST. 7smpayid stern ss' Js a po,i ~
2olsT ST Academy IT., and Harlem River
y u r Hungerf0rd Brass and Cop,
per co rs United Electric Light and
5OTH ST. sos W; sea st, s27 and s2s w
9th az. III TO 7Tb. SD ~. t0s w, end
b3d NJ, iO5 10 Al W--Joseph ]. striker
" Mnrie Harrington ct al partition
atty, g II HAYES. ,,
18TH ST. $. lla,6 " sth av, l5.6x9s l.
Robert II Oakley, trustee, rs BERNARD
Fischer ct al foreclosure Of mortssseI
18Th ST, 3. 20 " Cd sv. ?ONlO0. 5IDorl
schwartz w Isaac ! Danziger ct al tac
ton 10 declare conveyance void, SCI
atty, l. NJ Wallstein
Bronx.
sTAkaIoSG ay Hsusa %ssss%
Woodworking co Ct al 'fSreeloSurs o
LOT II, Map Of New Village OF Jerome
foreclosure OF mortgage. atty, NJ
NcHugh.
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SPANISH CABLE FROM
LISBON TO AZORES CUT
stops Working at Exactly Same
Time as Emden-AzOrcs
Line.

Congestion Of telegraph and cable wires
since the outbreak OF the European war
has brought to the various companies
Throughout the world the largest amount
Of business in their history. according
20 statements made yesterday by officials
OF the Postal Telegraph, the CONNER
cal Cable Company and Western Union,
which control the majority OF lines now
in active operation.
An explanation by the Postal Teie-
graph Gable Company OF the cutting early
Wednesday morning OF the cable be-
tween the Azores and Emden. Germany.
yesterday brought to light what appears
10 be strategem OF war. The cable
known as the "Dlrect Spanish" running
from the Azores TO Lisbon, cease 10
operate at exactly the same moment that
ears ceased from Linden.
Tac German and Spanish cable. run
together until they reach the Azores.
where they part company. No explara-
ton from this coincidence could be given
BY the cable company other than IA
two warships were timed TO cut the two
cdilr sections at exactly the same mo
ri"ut.
Since this double cutting OF cables mes
sues to Lisbon and Spain have 3r,n
forwarded via London.
The Postal company also said that cable
connexions we're still in operation De
tween London ard Germany via .i'"ahi
TIE French Telegraph Cable Compi7Y
as; night repo, ted that their sinSl" line
via It Pierr- and Havre TO Paris WAS
81 u working
While the telegraph companies can
hardly handle the business on hand, the
effect on the express companies OF the
Tinted states Is not yet definitely known
There was II great Increase IN express
business lust before the war broke out,
said II. +. Berry. general manager or the
American Express Company, YESTERDAY
but now the business has dropped back
to normal again There IL no falling OF
I'm business except In those lines natu'
rally affected by the general uncertainty
both here and abroad"
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wrsrcur,rER PROPERTY SALES.

The Wt,<,chestcr Land Exchange.
l.ooert t. Farley president reports sales
At Neqperhau Heights, Ionkers. to Ed
ward Missin ~ Hastings on- Hudson four
lots u Helen J. kaptsnOck OF Yonkers,
NO lots, 10 Martin Racioppi OF Yorkers
NO lots - f. l.. Newcombe of Yonkers
40 lots; 10 Mss Grace VI. Bitter. Two
l)s. and 10 Matthew Payne. two lots
W. Missu expects to begin the erection
q two house, on mis- four lots next week
The Ora Howard property on the Hard
scrabble road. between Pleasantville and
'happaquu, has been purchased by Fritz
! Frank The property contains about
100 acres, IN house and barns. and was
ed at $50 600 The new owner expects
10 build OF the land himself and sell what
property he does not need.
ANGEL Co. have sold a plot 100xl50
On the Grand Boulevard. Scarsdale. for
Robert Brown. 10 Joseph Hagenauer.
william Il. Morrell has sold four lot,
az Lester hin, White Plains, to Jardir
Company. Inc. OF New York. which will
erect four houses Of English design OF
"olow tile and stucco containing eight
'oorns and two baths.
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
SEW YORK COUNTY.


Saprcms Court-ASellate Din'ion-Rs-
Supreme Court-Appeiiste erm-ReceS
suprome Sour'-speIis, I ,ed ,no.ton.lEl,
Content VS. White. ,. i.ibtnan Const. Co vs.
O.tarsh Iron Works, ,. packer rs Packer.
q Dvpr ~ Assn. Z. Burns Bros, vs. Jack
sen s. Met Saw. Bk ~ Goidberg. 9 Agnew
H. Wander Peel vs. III. Eng. Pub. Co, ~.
same vs. same; 49, Barens Is Benoen Realty
Co. ~, Kempner vs. Newstste GO; 10
same - same. 10. Lewis vs. Donald :. :.
Co: y. mater 81 Falcon Realty Co; Is.
kaufman " Sooh.ld 10. matter OF Ansotge
co. 20 Brown ~ Robinson. Il, Sullivan v.
Davis. Jr. -, matter of Brown; 20, matter
of Flynn, -, SChwarizman rs letter 20
Weinberg " Int r. r; 20 Steigerwsld rs
W same; ~, Bschman ~ same. 80. corp
II 4 \ Cohen Ns same; 81, Wasser vs. same
81 Wien W same. 80, krsus " same, 49,
Iurril rs same. Adrian W SANE ~
Amusement, Co. "a. Atwell Va Rsolnon ~,
l.odwick VS. Van pyk: -, Tompkins -
voron vs. CHAT. a. Schwars rs Beller
.. Muvaney We Brown; 80, mickey IS stan.
nard. 80. Coen vs Attleboro Nov. Co. 81.
Voron " Chat, %, same ~ same. %, Nc
Cormack v Mccormack -. Aronson "
X ubok. 49, Ripley " Guaranty Trust co
%. Brown - Norton 81, Balm vs. l.um; 81.
Inghram Inghram. %. Pamos T.. 60 IS
Fi5zsche 20, o'ponnsll " VDonneiI, 81.
" Strorriitz. ts. Prog. circuit " Baker
a. Kaiser ", Ciorniey, 65. Pike vs. Am
mater OF Berditcneyer Bro. L. II Assn.
g.. Mcphclomy ~ McThclcmv. 80, matter ~
sou,heriand y. rucker, T. Mater Of
Kenc,ly: -. Gallagher vs. Gallagher; -.
ris Park Est. 20. walsh " Enterpris" PUB.
co. -. People. &c. vs. Butler. -, LoIwick
rs pu Iardin, ~, matter Of Green SO. Refs
Ns Mul,gdn. s., Howell Ns Young. So.
/ Ahgee W SNiugrr, So Morris vs. Calm: 81,
same - same s.. Meile Us Cohen, IS, Brill
- Brill. 81 MacNamara vs. MacNamara,
berg 80 Iiulln vs. Hullin, 81. Marsh vs.
ward ~; Weiss VS. EgOlinsky; 49, Van HIse
supreme Court-special Term-Part H.
Before Ford. J. Court opens at 1880 A NJ
/ Snrfosa,e's Court Chambers---B Before Co,
7 haian, ; court opens at 1880 4, NJ. wis
! Elizabeth Drcltler. charles j Stocking
Maria VI Farr Jacob katzenberg, Masdaier
= limmsr Georse y Fri"ae. Emma Knight
/ cly c3urta-speclal Term-.Part l Bctor,
/ sm,th. j. Court opens at 10 A. NJ. Mo
Part II-Before smith J. Court open.
at 10 \. VI. EN parte matters
KINGS COUNTY
Supreme Court-Appellate Divis!on-sec
ond Judicial observation-disclosures
sTPTsm. SSoSrtDRs"f ifs
un ss.; MSsSsg IN 5soss
supreme Court-Special Term-Cour
! opens at 10 A M-Before Van Siclen J.
! LitigAted motions. Before Morschsuser, l.
| EN parte matters
- County Cour,t-clvl calendar-Psrt ~
! Trial term adjourned until October. Mo
| tons returnable and orders signed in Par
! IL, room TO-
| County Court -Criminal Calendar-Fo
| Trial-Part before FHwcett, j Cour
opens At 10 4. NJ. Arthur Mackie, robbery
| Frederick Otinger. narcotics: Abraham KAT
ka, assault.
For Triai--Psrt III-Before Herman. j
surrosates Court--Before Ketcham :
Court opens at 70 NJ In the Hall OF Rec
| ords "a floor. No day calendar.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York, fair In east local
showers In north portian ts-siay; warmer -
e,treme south portion; fs,r tomorrow,
moderate south winds.
For northern New England. local showers
to-day or to night; fair tomorrow; nodera:s
south to southwest winds.
For southern New England. fair to- day
and tomorrow; moderate south and south.
west winds
For New Jersey. fair to-day; warmer In
the interior; fair tomorrow. moderate
southeast and south winds
For western New York. unsettled to-day;
probably local showers; fair to. morrow.
moderate south winds.
NEW YORK. Aug. THE area Of ic-
pressure from Manitoba was central over
Lake Superior yesterday, embraced the
upper and middle lake regions ana resched
southwark TO a secondary centre over north
ern Missouri
Another depression in troughlike forma-
tion extended from western Canada ovsr
the plateau States into the extrems south.
west.
The pressure was high over tn. Atlantic
and east Gulf states.
Showery conditions continued along tn.
Atlantic coast and prevailed In parts Of the
central states and heavy rain fell In Texas;
elsewhere the weather was generally fair
II was warmer In the lower Mississippi
Valley and northeastward over the Ohio Val
ley and lower lake regions and cooler In the
upper Missouri valley
In this city the day was partly cloudy;
little change In temperature; wind. light to
fresh southeast; average humidity. q: per
cent. barometer, corrected 10 read TO sea
level, at A NJ. sos; . r. NJ, 5000
The temperature In this city yesterday. a.
recorded by the ofnciai thermometer shown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-07
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

PARK ~. 1908, store--Jossphine 4 Day 90
Timothy Cronin, eig2 Sh av. 10 yrs from
July J.. 1914. atty. kips BAY & VI 60.
MANHATT.AN Az. 1876. all-shenk Rsal,y
AMI COust GO 20 Isaac Specter 30 W Ii9 Ii
- Nr1 from Aug !, l9i1; at'ys. Gross 4
sr NiCH6LAS Az. COZ i55,h -. i s,or"'
&c--Natipnal CIV Amusamert Enter
prises: Ing. 20 AIphonse Anare ana auo,
toj W llith 81 loi l. yrs from july
l'i'' atty Harry Ritenbers 3os
list ST. ,:7.e Z. ail-Hy /. ssheucrm nam an
to TripOii 3i3 Bowery. 5 yrs from June
!. 1914. attvs, Kendall II, 233
SrH Nv. .o55. store noor-l.eonsrd Ora Graz
zader 20 Alphonso Andre. $50 Colum nus
az yrs from May /. 1914; ATTY. u Ri'.
,tenberg aos Bway ....... ......... 81, 900
seph Rothman, l57 Ludlow 81. yrs from
Apl J, lfli atty. Waxenbsum. ia
stanton II ........................ SIS .9O
SIN Az $50. all-chss Christman to Thos
kiernan. sog 9TH ay, 10 yrs from July l.
lsl4i atty Brew Co, lsSth 81 and
Amsterdam AN ............,....... N,s2i
BronN.
JEROME Az 1879. cor Belmont aN q
Dora Schnapp 10 John McCarery, 1875
Jerome aN, yrs from Aus !. 1914, atty
Jas E,ersrds Brcwcrles, ~ Il 1873,
sd Az. S7s6 ail--OlEa Hirschman 70 Jo,
Godnne. go Whitlock av. yrs from Sep
!. 1914. ATTY j Radin, 500 Claremon
fhVV 10 sieN
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The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 70 satisfy which the above bed
property Is 10 be sold. IL Thirteen thousand
ave hundred forty-hve and $500 Dollars
ard Ssy Of JuIv Isl. toxsther win rosts
aud allowance amounting 10 Three hundred
ninety and 100 Dollars t390ob, with
the expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount Of the taxes. assessments and water
rates or other liens which are to be
allowed to the purchaser out OF the pur-
chase money, or paid by the Referee, N
s3Os so and interest
said premises will he sold subject TO any
state OF facts which accurate survey
would show and TO the rights ~ any, OF the
tenants OF said premises
Dated. New York. July 90, 1914
EDWARD A McSIlANE Referee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-07
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASES.

Pease Il Gilman have leased in the
Liberty Tower. 55 Liberty street. north
! west corner Of Nassau street. offices to the
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company for a
term OF years. also offices to Thomas L.
y Shea, Blair Il Nathan. George J.
kobusch. w. r. Van Brunt and John p
Hailihan, and additional space to the
White Investing Company.
The NJ Rosenthal Company has leased
10 the Partisan Manufacturing Company
the twelfth and thirteenth floors In the
building under construction at 81 East
Thirty first street for Ave years.
Richard Dickson has leased for the
Morris Graham Construction Company TO
the Northern Leasing and Realty Corpo-
ration li6l and 1863 Webster avenue for
Ave years.
Albert Il. Ashforth. Inc. has leased
with Louisa Appel In the new twelve
/ story loft building at 5l0-i2 sixth avenue
third floor TO Gustav Baer: fourth floor
| to Bud Cloak n suit Company. with Ben
! jamln Highlander: nth floor to Wonder.
/ Linden pacht sixth floor to Philip
Terry with Henry Trenkman. seventh
/ floor to Brown. Run n Co. with NJ. * l..
: Hess eighth floor to Weinberg & Levine.
with Henry Trcnkman: ninth floor to
| Frcchtel Bros. with Spear & Co tenth floor
90 Roth Embroidery Company. with Fifth
Ave. Bond a. Mortgage Co eleventh floor 10
/ Mas BeCkermau. with Spear a GO also
! leased in the YALE Towne building. 81 |
/ East Fortieth street. the front half Of
/ The tenth floor to j. A. Richards and
stan. Inc. formerly Of the Tribune Build
! ing with Ewing. Bacon Henry. the
seventh floor to william l.. Stoddart In
| li2-ii West Twenty ninth street the fol-
| low iug space
Second floor TO George Wicha, with VI. & L.
Hess third floor to Philip Baruch fourth
floor to Greenherg Co: nfth floor to j
Stegman. with Hell 4 Stern: sixth floor "a
| Letter n EOsenblatt. with Joseph Levy
two-thirds Of the eighth floor In 362-6i
Fifth avenue 20 II. ]. Gross Company. Inc
Of Boston. Mass. offices on the tenth
floor OF the Frances Building. corner OF
Firth avenue and Fifty-thlrd street. to
Mile. Lucie Cote, formerly of West Forty.
nfth street.
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..y.tc for Sew Yorks first vocational
.o, the city has agreed to buy the
....s, corner OF Lexington avenue and
,.....-tv.. second street and at the next
.,,, q, the Board OF Estimate reso-
,,,.,n probably will be passed appropriate
Co.. ,, the neighborhood OF 100000 with
.t.,h TO pay for the property. The mat
,,s on the boards calendar Mt It's
-. meeting. but was put over until the
r.,, meetug because one OF the owners
7, the four properties covering the cor
49, nod not vet reached an agreement
+, .,,, those negotiating for the city on
.. a, which this property would be
I'D,
nh, Former consists OF four four story
.,.I,pe. occupying frontage Of 100
Cd, Lexington avenue and 10 feet on
,,..t,.se.cnd street The buildings are
,.ou, as 10 To Ii Lexington avenue. The
...,. house and the one next 10 II are
.,r,d b, the Wheeler estate. Masis-
,... Harlow lives bon the corner house
tf,,r. H. Jackson owns the third hous,
,.t Cd. James Mccullough Farr estate
... 90. most uortherly one. This
Dads. has been IN the Far: family owner
.u.s r., i>tN The combined plot was
, i.I Al s-so.ooo. but the city has taken
..rors ID, prices which total about SEQ.
DU
On the southwest corner Of Lexington
....u. and Twenty second street. OPP
ms, a., .i', cot the proposed vocational
,HooL the slge Foundation office build
Z and ou tpr southeast corner is th'
fe,.f, dv,ii.g one OF the landmark
...,,.,.re In ,hc Gramcrcy Park district
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MORTGAGES.
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender ana
lenders Attorney
Downtown.

with nsme and address of lender and
lenders attorney
Downtown.
tsouth Of Fourteenth o.
'i brown to siasson & Hobbs corpn, is: W
T:a bond July .,y so s ms o0 s. G anS
CEas, OF Filth az. between Fourteenth and
l5TH ST. 50, I" " Ave a, 2-Nathan
Kohn to Frances Bieber; 80 II Washinst2n
s,,y mag y.cos s'i asSsr Gi s; Bway g. AZ
@,s ,so'scc. ga =, ~ :, $50 v Ave. A.. I.
July 81, pr mtg 10000 demand ard
LExiNGToN Az. IS. 22s $50 st. so,iO.--
" l. Davis 10 Guaranty Trust Co OF y,
trus 40 BMay; Aus 8 yrs G, st,N,
West side.
twe,t Of Firth Az, between Fourteenth and
10th ats
list ST ~ W, ms s5x9s.e, pr mtg SO, 900,
tiih st, .i5S W. :. $1,000, pr mtg
so6 T% atty Sm "a. ' .i.t .. 'S' s. es.
cE"TRAi. PARK WEST, n COZ Doth st,
F4sSsriS " Le Form is7s psdtoTd ay
Rklyn pr mtg $4,000 due as per bond;
cE A@F Guy FAkK " %ns ISL w 11k from sSS
to Sist ST. eOl5xioo Secured Holding
Corpn 70 Title Koscherak, as Central
Park west AUG =, pr mtg $4,000 due
oct %, 1911, q, atty, l. ] l GO, Nv
Broadway ....-.........,..''... 1000
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north Of 10Th ST
nth ST, - $50 lst av 5oSl0o. 10
Teresa Pandora 10 Filomens DE Maio
40 W itth st, Aug 3, due as per bond
atty T O co, iI6 Bway 49,. ,,,,.,, 81, 900
a. iEDlnmhtI9
100 Edmund NJ Ferret to Benl =
Edssl. Newark, y ', Aug 8, yrs, pe;
address 90, IS Nassau si....s...-..,. 50; zoo
95-Rudolph Won Heyn TO Mary A Cor,
don, esi Central Park West, g, July
81; to secure performance or lease atty
IA Bancker, ISS 9TH a'
thorough Of The BRONX
DAILY Az, " s. sS' n 18Th st. iiXlo2 T..
! Wall II, Aug ., demand, c; atty, r 4
FINpLAY Az, w.. ,lS,s issih s.. ,I:,G i
All Aug g. 5'I dus Jan l. lsis, p c; atty. u !
schubert; IS, e iSsth It, '......'n;,.., 81 ool
'A ay 80 ss5c sos?. Amer Ra% e. q
90 to Augusta de Peyster II e Sstt
ST. ct al Aug s. . yrs, L @; attys, 7
9 Doher,y 10 Dollar savings Bank ESQ.,
av. Aus B, due Dec !. 1917 p e.. attys
rS1T IS 'eaar casioh,if S Sg
9a.4N66.John Cannon TO suburban
Coop y 4 I. Assn, ~ l2hth ST. Jul
81, ins,slls, p c; atty Bergman
sosToS RD, Is, 1855 n issth st 9lxSl~
John Gsbel 10 German Saw Bank, is
,th av, Aus G. yrs p c. atty Amen'
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surREME corRr. couNrY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORk.-THE SEW Work. TRUST COM
PANN and another pldlLtins, against CAR.
NEI.A PALERMO and Others. Defendants
ana sale, duly nNde and entc"'' b. the
above entitled action and brar.p, date The
18th dsv Of IulN. l1li. !. the '4dprslEnri.
the Referee In said judgment named viii
sell az public auction, at {. "a Exchange
Borough Of Manhattan, city % New YORK,
the lith day Of August. l9li. at u
o'clock noon on that day, by II my Brady,
Auctoneer the premises directed by said
judgment 20 be sold and therein described
ALL tina, certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land with the buildings thereon erected
situated, lying and being in the Borough
BEGINNlNG a. a point on the southerly
side ~ llhth Street distant one hundred
and seventy nVe nI5) feet Westerly from
the Sonthwesterly corner Of First Avenue
pdraile with Trst Avenue and part Of the
way through party wall one hundred 1O0l
feet eleven On inches to the centre line ~
the block. thence Westerly along said centre
Hundred and Fifteenth street twenty -Nve
te5 feet; thence Northerlv parallel with
First Avenue and part OF the way through
a, party wall one hundred g ool feet eleven
southerly side o. ll5ih street twenty I've
t25b feet to the point or place Of beginning.
Dated, New Work. Iuiv %: 1914
M1pplET1 MAsp BoR MJSH3Nk k,, Rsf.yee ,o
rla!njrs - Cedar street Borough OF
Manhattan, New York CITY
The following Is diagram Of the prop
erty 20 he sold its street number is 1925
/ Ess' iijtr street.