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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
WOMEN SEEK NEW WORK
Ask Health Department for
Chance to Inspect Milk.

Tho newest outlet for the superfluous
energies Of woman is that Of milk in
spcctor for the Board of Health. Mem
bers Of the International Pure MIX
League. AZ the Hotel Aston yesterday
afternoon besiogcd Dr NJ. y. Macmillan
OF the Health Department with demands
that he use his influence To have one
hundred volunteer inspectors added to the
force
I'VE would gladlv serve without pay
said Ms Edward W Hookc. president
OF tho lcaguc 1--WE know that the pres
cnt number Of inspectors is limited by
the amount Of money at the disposal of
the board The inspectors cannot Sct
around oftoncr than once a year. Forty
million cows could die in that time and
poison our milk supply. and no inspector
would know IT,"
The enthusiasm OF the women was some
what cooled when Dr MacMllap remind
ed thcm thai I'M order to be inspectors
they would have TO pass civil service cN-
aminations. Dr Macmillan i'm his address
assured the women that the milk supply
Of New York city had never been i'm such
good condition The average bactcrie-
logical count for canned pasteuriZcd'
milk is now 27131. instead of 10000. as
II was wear Ego: for raw" milk the
count is 172.000 instead of 100000. Dr
". *. Kirk gave a lecture illustrated with
stereopticon slides showing a model dairy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
BUSINESS REVERSES

Tho CORGIL REALTY COMPANY. ~ No.
Is OH Broadway hlcd petition. with liaplUl4ts
Of Sioi913. o. which S'1.39o IS secured non,
nal assets. $l3G.l79, consisting of real estate
$l3G eco. cash S2S. and insurance. SlJl. Inc
real estate is at No. J46 East l>@d street
value. SEQ 00o. mortcage. $4,000. no. 900 tts'
lS2d street. value $4,000. mortgage. Si'S"o
ami vacant Dot ON Bassford avenue. near
ISL street. value. $1,000. mortgage. sou
The company was incorporated on october L.
1872 with capital stock ~ $1,000
ToGEUK CONSTRUCTION CoMrANYY.
Petition fled against the fobruk construct ION
Company. builders and contractors at No
40 East fremont avenue. The bronx ,Icu
iors: MuElers Iron Works. SIS; star Fire,
proof door and sash Company. $ll'. ana
Wyoming CUT stone Company. 500. The con.
pauy was Incorporated In May 1913 WIN
capital stock of $1,000. jeremiah Ntie1'
president.
SANITARY BEDDlNG CoRroRAr ~ i>,oo
Corporation. dealer I'm mattresses and bedding
40 No. 52l West saith street. Creditors: Louis
r. David 500: 50. John Brothers Sompany. .
Nave appointed oscar lgstaeIter receiver :
tond. s. eco Liabilities are said to joe Sl"'VJ'
assets. $1,000. The business was started ln
April 1905. and was succeeded by this corpo
ration ON February q. 1872 with capital STOCK
o. $50 COO
FREDERICK A. RROHMER. living a. No.
225G Ludlow avenue. filed petition. with ma
bilities Of Sl9.375: assets. 81 492 consisting OF
notes. 81 600. accounts. sou. Stoch, S"u"t ''
fee fixtures $50 and cash. So
RAYER PIANO COMPANY. Schc luics Of
tho Baver Piano Company. OF No. 27'' hlid
avenue show liabilities of $'2.4o"; assets, -,
239 consisting Of stock and materials. N'Vu1'
machinery. $1,000. counts. SAT- ana casl'
So Among the creditors arc the y. G. cheney
Piano Action Company. $l1.43i' ltchardsoh
Piano Case COMPANY. BeOminster. Mass -
C91: Frank Bayer. Sl3.643; Robert bayer So
$50. and George Bayer 500
EMPIRE STATE SUSPENDBH CoMPANl.
~cbedulcs Of the Empire state Suspcnoer
CoInpanv. Of Nc 800 Broadway show iiaolll ,
tics If S4j eg5: assets $1,000. consisting OF
stock s. 800: fixtures. $500 accounts H''VV''
and equity in accounts.
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.
KrFrEL q KIRSCHENBAUM- Petition
Nled against KiMcl d Kirschenhaum, Whoit-
sole dealers in notions and drygoous az No;
." Rivincton street. Creditors Sigmunn
Tis.rstcin S12j. y. Beck. S4uo. ana MaN
Eauf,nan $50. Judge Mayer appointed can
rel Wagstan receiver, bond St1V' WIN
authority 90 carry on business ten odFS'
liabilities are $1,000: assets. Sl,oOO.
WEISsMAN & WEINsTEIN-Petition MED
against Weissman q Woinstein, wholesale
dc1lers ~ produce at No. 153 Attorney
street. Creators: Cregan u Meany' S54s :
peter McCleos S1jG. and John Nix & CO.
s26S They made an assignment on Jahu-
arv o. Assets are estimated at S2''Vu.
THE PAMOS ART COMPANY. NC man
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW YORK
David Frankoi. plaintiff. against sale Aga
- al, defendants In pursuance OF judg
rneut OF foreclosure and sale, duly maze ana
entered in the above-entitled action and bear
ing date the 25th day Of August 1913, ], tne IN
dorsignod the referee in said judgment nsmen'
will sell az public auction, ~ the bkchdhse
SaiesrOOm. No f-16 Nesey street, IN the BOT
6th day OF February 1914. at II O'Clock noon
on that day. by Joseph p Day aucuoneer
the premises directed by said Judgment TO be
sold and therein described "a follows.
All those certain lots pieces or parcss OF
land situate. lying and being IN the city OF
New York Borough of Manhattan with the
buildings and Improvements thereon erecteu'
bounded and described as follows.
Beginning at a point on the westerly sioe OF
Suffolk street distant one hundred twenty nFe
me corner formed by the intersection OF sara
westerly side NJ suffolk street with the soutn
erlv side of EroOue street. running thence
westerly AZ right angles. or nearly so, win
said westerly side ~ SUFFOLK street one nun
dred feet and seven inches more or less. thence
soutner1v parallel or nearly 20 with said
westerly side Of Suffolk street seventy -hVe feet
one and hall iu hes more or less, thence
eastorly ar right angles or nearly 50 WIN sal1
westerly side ~ suffolk street. ono hundred
westerly side 81 Suffolk street. thence northeriy
along said westerly side OF suffolk street. sev-
cn,v7f four feet eleven and ono half inches more
or less 10 the point or place Of beginning
Dated. New York. January l4th, 1871 T.
LOUIS BANDE, Referee.
SoHMER e sONNENTHAL. Attorneys fog
Plaintiff Office and postOfiice address. III
Broadway. Manhattan Borough. New York
The following is diagram OF the property
20 be- sold: IT'S street numbers are - TO Of
Suffolk street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
The Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank.
plaintiff, against Bernandina Gorgers. indi-
yidnally and az trustee, etc, and others, de-
PENDANTS. In pursuance Of judgment Of fore
closure and sale, duly made and entered in
the above entitled action and bearing date the
23d day Of December. 1913. l. the undersigned.
the referee in said judgment named, will sell
az public auction, at the Exchange salesroom.
No. 4-l6 Nesey street, In the Borough OF
Manhattan. City OF New York, on the Both LAY
OF January, 1914, at IL o. clock noon on that
day By Bryan L. Kennedy, auctioneer the
premises directed by said Judgment 70 be sold,
and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land,
with die building thereon erected. situate, lying
and being in the Twenty second Ward TOR
merly Twelfth Ward OF the Borough OF Man
haitian. City Of New York. which on a map OF
land I'm said ward divided between Ambrose
Spencer, trustee OF Mary T.. Spencer, and Fran
els b. Cutting and Charles King, made by
Thomas X. Ludlam, City surveyor and filed IN
the Office OF the Register OF the city and
County OF New York, and numbered 13I IN
tin case. a copy OF which map is annexed 10
the conveyance OF certain premises which in
clude the lot hereby described. recorded IN the
office OF said Register in Liber 46I Of Convey
ances page IS which lot is cOlored red and Is
designated and described by the number one
hundred and seventy-tNo (lI2), Is bounded
as follows.
Beginning AZ a point on the northcrly side
OF Forty fourth a4th) Street. distant one hun
dred 900 feet easterly from the northeasterly
corner OF the Eleventh attn Avenue and
Forty fourth (44thl street and hence running
eastery along the nOrtherly line or Forty-
fourth a4th) street twenty-five (25) feet thence
northerly on line parallel with the Elete emu.
plth) Avenue one hundred 900 feet and four
ca inches or thereabOuts to the centre or inc
block; thence Westwardly on a line parallel
with Forty-fourth 44thl street twenty-five
go feet: and thence sOutherly on line paral-
lei with the Eleventh 0ltm Avenue one nun
dred 400 feet and four 90 inches or there
abouts 10 the place OF beginning.
Dated New Jersey, January 9Th, 1914
CHARLES l.. HOFFMAN. Referee.
r. & F.. j. OGORMAN, Attorneys for Plain
tiff 81 Chambers Street Borough or Manhat-
tan. city OF New York.
The following is diagram or the property
70 be sold: its street number is 55T West 44th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24

CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
york by the Grace Of God free and indie
pordent-To Harold NJ Weir. administrator
~ the estate of John Weir deceased SEM
greeting.
YOU are hereby cited and required per-
sonally 10 be- and appear before our SDtro-
gate 81 the County 81 New York. at the sur
rogates' Court Of said County. held az the
Hall Of Records I'm tho county Of Now York
ON tho 10Th dav Of March. 1914. az half-past
ten o'clock in tho forenoon Of that day. th"h
md there TO show cause why YOU as Admin
istrator Of the Estate Of John Weir, de-
cedGed. should not pay TO Michael +. Lanan,
petitioner. the balance OF his claim against
said Estate with interest, namely pay 10
him the sum Of TAO thousand Dollars 10
gcther with interest on four thousand dol-
lars from November g. 1911. IN payment or
tho remaining balance Of petitioners claim.
In Testimony Whereof. we have caused the
Seal Of the Surrogates Court Of tho said
County Of New York 10 be horcunto aihNed
witness Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler a
Surrogate Of cur said County. at
isl the County Of New York. the l9th
day Of January I'm tho year OF our
Lord ore thousand nine hundred and four
teen. DANIEL J. DoNDNE1'
Clerk OF the Surrogate9 Court 90.
HENRY SMITH. Attorney for Petitioner ~
Nassau Street. Manhattan. New YORK CITY.
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amy and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships


Washington, January ..
-"OtRS ISSUED.-The following or
- nave been issued
ARMY.
.e.-ei General THOMAS r. DAVIS. from
sl,l ao tfih Brigade. omaha. 90 command
sr Brigade Font II. a. Russell, Feoru-
,sT ROBERT j. MAxEY. from 9eth to
NAVY
,1H-lirai y. T.. COTTMAN. detached COM
'ssT ~. navy gard Puget Sound. to home.
~ admiral afal 7. % HOWARD. detached Cen
ssfs.. 1iu Navy Department. 10 COM
r-sI AT caief. Pacific feet. vice Rear Ad-
80 a. tONLEs. 70 commander In
- L. y. WENZEIl. detached the i>ouisi-
t-ff ewing ship a. Norfolk
sstieS '''''n' Surgeon "A. II. FARLEY. sp-
4 f,.yD,ee Dental Surgeons &. j. GRrEvEs. NJ.
fLtgptp. =. ". ROGERS and q. NJ
'-ttff N - GENITAL reserve corps. appointed
eis :, ScHLEGEi.. detached receiving
'ttsf a. ',.'al'irilia 10 the birmingham.
q Bo,.c.f DAME detached receiving ship
tr N. - % culy in connection With hitting
.q1fd ''NA'' and on board when commits
terat,
sass - commander r. j. HORNE. de-
faJ< 's sarategs. 70 naval station. Dion
sea, u L;swls COKE. detached the Cal
'-ss.sf.." ne Saratoga
"a &c., 9. MOSES detached naval sta
sp'' TO the Wilmington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant 70
statute. that a limited partnership has been
formed nv those named below. 10 10 conlnctef
under tho firm name Of HATHAWAY. SMITH
FOLDS & COMPANY. 70 begin on the LIT day
Of January, 1914. and 10 terminate on tho Dist
dav Of December, 1914 The general nature %
the business intended 10 be transacted is that
Of brokers' including the buying and selling of
commercial paper and securities ana loanlnS
money thereon. or contracting In relation
thereto. The principal place Of business Is 10
be in the Borough Of Manhattan. city, County
and State OF New York.
Rober, r. Woodward. or full age. whose
residence Is IN tho Borough Of Brooklyn, New
York CITY, is special partner and the amount
OF capital which he has contributed 70 the
common stock Is One Hundred Thousand Dol
lars 800 O0Ol The names and respective
places OF residence OF the general partners, all
OF whom are Of full age are as follows;
Charles Hathaway, OF East Orange, New
Jersey.
Howard Caswell Smith. Of the Borough OF
Manhattan, New York City;
Charles ". Folds. OF the city OF Chicago,
Illinois;
Forrest Raynor Of Moutclair. New jersey;
Arthur b. Holden. Of South Orange New
Jersey.
stewart S. Hathaway. Of tho Borough OF
Manhattan. New York CITY.
Dated New York. January lst' 1slf
ATWATER e. CRUIKSHANh,
Attorneys for HATHAWAY, SMITH, FOl'bS
& COMPANY,
A. CEDAR street, New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
PUBLIC NOTICE.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Board Of Water supply. at its Offices.
twenty second floor. Municipal Building.
Park Row and Centre and Chambers Streets
New York city. until II A. NJ. on Tuesday.
February g. 1914 for Contract lO4. for fur
nishlng. delivering and installing gate and
other valves. slulce gates and appurtenances
along Catskiu Aqueduct mainly within New
York city limits
At the above place and time the bids VIII
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets
conta ming Information for bidders and
pamphlets OF contract drawings can be OBJ
tanned al the above address. at the Secrc-
tary's office. by depositing the SUN Of i've
dollars $3.50 Boo cash or lis equivalent for
each pamphlet. For further particulars an
ply 20 the Office Of the Principal Assistant
Engineer az the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK
JOHN L. CALVIN.
Commissioners 81 the Board ~ Water supply
JOSEPH Z. MORRISSEY. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24

Lieutenant l.. r TREADwELl' detached the
Piscataqua. 10 the Galveston ~
Ensign G. j. MOORE. detached the BAN
bridge. 20 the Saratoga nj,
p,nsign c. X STODDARD dotached the rs
cataaua: 20 the Galveston. 49,, 20,
Rostswafn C. l.. GREENE. detached the 1Sl-
weston. TO the Saratoga. ,,,
Boatsvain A. &. FRAENIkls 10 the MohlcaI
e,,ief Gunner j. G. EVANS. detached haNAi
station Guam: 90 naval hospital, Canacao.
Gunner A FARRELL detached the calves
ton. 10 naval station. Oloneapo
Gunner y CHATTILON, 90 the saratoga,
Gamer ". T. MNIFF, detached he CAVES
ton. 10 the Saratoga. -
waDhinist FREDERICK SAN sOJClE, de-
tachcd naval station. Olongapo; 10 the sara
tOea.
MOVEMENTS or WARsnPs.-The
following movements Of naval vessels
have been reported:
ARRIVED.
Ian 22-The FHele, ~ Guantanamo. INC
Nashville. at cape Hayden; the stewart a.
San, Diego, the D-l, al Key west
SAILED.
Ian. 22-The Denver from Santa barbara ioi
San Diego. he TruXtun rOm Mare lsian'
for San Diego. VIA Sausahto ,,,u.
The C. commissioned al navy yard ih'i"-
delphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24

ID. arols.uc NJ fathers 70 take an in
r7r In the welfare OF their children is
~ o. the most significant features OF
%. Parents League. formed recently 20
-arage the simple life among the chill
.rtn o. the rich
Yrs John Henry Hammond. president
q ne league in an interview with
THINE reporter Yesterday made known
~ fact that a change i'm the bylaws OF
ne rev society made 1t possible for
afsnis 70 Join Whatever the influences
modern times which tend TO separate
ashland and wife, the Parents League
rl be an influence 70 draw them TO-
sshsr Membership in the league costs
r This amount Is a family fee; il can
h paid IN the name OF the mother only
o. 10 the name Of both parents. 1t costs
% more for father and mother both 10
s.ong than for one parent.
This IS the first time in the history OF
cabs believe" said Mrs. Hammond
phsn the family has been treated as a
ut i IS true with US. anyway, that In
cs league husband and wife are one.
We took this action because We felt
Eat the fathers point Of view was just
Il important 70 the children's welfare as
3 the mothers Perhaps more, as the
alhsr is usually more strict with MS
sti.tren than the mother and II is dis
aiane which the modern child needs.
Parents OF to-day are too prone to ask
rsr children what they want 20 DO, IN
r,sd Of telling what they should 90. The
.'Telopment % character Is the most I'M
'c-i1nt thing IN the life Of the child. Too
ssch pleasure and too little work Is
T-lrlng the character OF the young folks
Y society to-day
AZ soon as the parents realized TINS
''Htyer, they organized TO reform these
"aaluous The response has been just
tia;v We expected. because l, for one. never
nsv father or mother who was not
-'srested In the welfare Of his children
10y make mistakes in judgment, OF
"lise and err on the side Of indulgence
% that Is only misdirected desire that
TER children shall have all the gooo
1hgs Of lie On the days when they are
eans and happiness is so precious. Al
nay there are more than four hundred
-smoers Of the league.
40 our last meeting We adopted rec
.anenoatons drawn up by committee
Parents and teachers in large private
-loos. These are all constructive in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
BUTTER AND EGGS LOWER,
GREEN GOODS GO HIGHER
Both Breakfast Staples Two Cents Closer to Kitchen
Budget Strawberries, 40 Cents, Out of Lux
uries Class-Vegetabes Show Advance

one can usually rely upon butter and
eggs to cause change in market reports.
The tickle nature OF each is evidenced
this week in a slight drop in price-one,
two and three cents in the case Of butter
and two cents i'm the case of eggs.
Strawberries need not still be considered
such luxuries as they have been so far
during the winter. for in the last week
they have dropped from % cents TO 40 and
80 cents quart. To counterbalance the
effect Of this news. tangerines are higher
thaIrlast week, and also many OF the veg
etables. including parsley, celery. lettuce,
peas. artichokes. etc Sea food and meat
prices remain unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24

policy. We do not condemn anything,
even the new dances because We feel
that anything wrong will soon die nat
ural death We throw our influence on
the side Of constructive work.
The first recommendation deals with
theatres and parties. which are the great
est evils in the lives of our young folk,
especially during holiday times, when it
is not uncommon for school children to
attend the theatre every evening. The
recommendations are:
That boys and girls of school age re-
fuse ali invitations TO parties, theatres,
etc, during the school term, except occa-
sionaly Fridays and Saturdays, and that
parties and theatregoing be limited dur
Ing the holidays.
THAT parents arrange simple and APP
propriate forms Of recreation for the chill
dren. for instance. attendance at young
peoples concerts. visits to the country.
museums and places of interest, and that
they reserve time during the holidays to
join their children in such recreations.
That parents advocate reasonable
hours for beginning and ending dances
for young people. and that they state
them in all invitations. and carefully
supervise the manner OF dancing.
There are four more recommendations
dealing with the direction Of the affairs
of the league, suggesting conferences
with teachers. the sending Of bulletins
concerning suitable plays for young peo-
pie TO see and the circulation OF litera-
ture bearing upon the work Of the
league"
The officers of the league are Mrs. John
Henry Hammond, Carl A. de Gersdorf
Mrs. Walter Damrosch, Mrs. Frederick
W. Lord and Henry =. Dawson. Mem
bers of the executive council are Mrs
William A. Read. Mrs. Payne Whitney.
Mrs. Edwin o. Hotter. Mrs. Walter 3.
James. Mrs Oliver G.. Jennings. DR.. Lin
sly Il. Williams. Mrs. Ellwood Hendrick,
Mrs. John Sherman Hoyt and Dave Hen
men Morris.
Among the members are Mrs. Edwin
Gould. Mrs. V. Evertt Macy, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Holder, DR.. and Mrs Will
lam Darrach, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rich
Steers Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hartshorne'
Mr. and Mrs Yale Neeland, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Prentice Kellogg. Mr.. and Mrs Lind
sley Tappin and Mr.. and Mrs. La Monte
Agnew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24

The approxirnate amount OF the lien or
charge, 20 satisfy which the sboFc-descrloed
property is 20 be sold, is SS.0s2 50. win inter-
est thereon from the 26th day Of June. 1913
together with the costs and allowance amount
ing 70 1892 400. with interest from January otn'
1914 together with the expenses Of tie sale.
The approximate amount OF tho taxes. assess
ments and water rates, or other Hens, Whlcf.
are 10 be allowed 10 the purchaser OUT or the
purchase money or paid by the KeIeree, IS
81 SO2 so and water meter charges since NO
vember 2lst. 1913. unhxod together with In
tercst and penalties thereon, n any.
said premises Will he sold subject 70 first
mortgage now OF record in the principal sum
OF $4,000 With interest at per cent from
January 3rd 1913. together with fire Insurance
5 PTs%qRs P pa e sG with s Interest," fe
October lst 1872 on S593 80 thereof, and from
April 10th. 1913. on Ss2I3G thereof, and a Us
pendens in action 10 foreclose said mortgage.
filed In the Office Of the Clerk OF New York
Dated. New York. January 14lh. 1919:
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-Sigmund Wechsler. PLAINTIFF. against
Anna T.. Jones ct al, Defendants.-ln pur-
suance of a Judgment or foreclosure ana
sale, duly made and entered IN the ABOVE
entitled action and bearing date the Ith
day Of January. 1914. ], the undersigned the
referee In said judgment named, viii sell at
public auction, at the EXchange Salesrooh:
No 14-1G Nesey street. Ia the Borough OK
Manhattan. city of New York. on the 3Oth
day Of January. 1914. at Il o'clock noon on
that ddV, bV j. Ii. Mayors, AuctlOneels tNS
premises directed by said judgment 70 bs
sold. and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land.
with the building and Improvements thereon
erected. situate. lying and being in the Bor-
oueh Of Manhattan, Of the city Of New YORK,
in the County and state OF New York, bound
ed and described as follows:
Beginning az point on the southerly side
Of 18th Street. distant 3l2 feet westerly
from the corner formed by the Intersection
Of the westerly side OF Fifth Avenue with
the southerly side OF 9Th Street; running
thence southerly. parallel with Fifth Ave-
nue.. and part of the way through a party
wall, 100 feet II inches; thence westerly,
apd parallel with 11Gth street, 81 feet;
thence Northerly, and again parallel with
Fifth Avenue, and part Of the way through
another party wall. 100 feet II inches 10
the southerly side Of 116th Street; and
thence easterly along the southerly side OF
116th Street. 81 feet TO the point or place
Of beginning. Said premises being now
known rs No. 2s West 10th Street
Subject 10 a first mortgage OF S23. 900, al
So, with interest thereon from May I, 1913.
Dated, New York, January s 1914.
JAMES 5. MDONOGH. Referee.
RALPH Y. WECHSLER. Attorney for Plain
TIN 233 Broadway. y Y. City.
The following is diagram Of the prop
erty TO be sold; its street number IS IS West
10th Street.
18th Street