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Evening journal., 1914-04-11
Attractions in The Theatres of Wilmington

is a love story full Of sparkling wit
and spiced with clever dialogue. II
is a play with the glamor of spring.
Of freshness and vitality of youth
marked by sharp defined beauty OF
character. having withal a gripping
because definite appeal. Il is a play
that will make you think and talk
about il long after one has gotten ac-
quainted with Marie" with "Ches-
ter" and with Miss Love" and
zelda Selby." Ambition" contains
nothing of commercialism or femin-
Tam
Evening journal., 1914-04-11
NEWARK rRIMs nupoNr.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del. April ll.--After play
ing a close and exciting game for seven
innings the Newark High School base
ball team landed ON Martin, of the Du-
Pont High, in the eighth inning OF the
game here yesterday afternoon, and
batted IN to n runs. Chillas. who pitch
ed a sensational eleven-inning game
against Elkton High last Saturday, was
in the box for Newark again, and pitch
ed fine game. He held the visitors to
five scattered hiis and had sixteen
strike-outs, which is local record. Up
until the eighth inning Martin had also
pitched well. but five hits were secured
of his delivery in that inning. The
score by innings and summary follows
r. II. Il.
dupont ..OOOO1OOO o-1
Newark 10000 1O4 x-6 S
Earned runs-Newark, A; stolen
bases. Ferguson ?. Lovett, Longland
Davis, Mote, Pierson 2, Dougherty
Chandler, 2, Martin, Brown and w
Tooney. Hit by pitcher ball-hitz
Longland, Brown and w. Tooney
Wild pitches-Martin, 3. Struck out
by Chillas, 16: by Martin, 10. Base
on balls-off Chillas 1, of Martin, 3
Left on bases-Newark 6; DUPONT
Umpires, Eubanks and Houchin. Time
of game, 100
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Other
WOMEN Died IN
MYSTERY HOUSE
Continued from First Page.

c. Meredith, accused of malpractice,
today declared that he has positive
information; in fact, knows that
Dorothy Arnold. the missing New
York heiress, was a patient Of Or.
Meredith, that she has never recov-
cred from the effects OF her illness
and is now dying at her home in
New York
Evening journal., 1914-04-11

was inaugurated a few years ago
when Messrs. Shubert and William A..
Brady revived "The Mikado." In its
more or less modernized form, this
Gilbert and Sullivan classic proved
so eminently successful as to en-
courage further revivals. In prepar-
ing for these revivals they established
a permanent Gilbert and Sullivan
chorus. Such demands are made upon
the male chorus that perfect voices
are absolutely essential.
Evening journal., 1914-04-11
iupont ..OOOO1OOO O-1
Newark 100 1O4 x-6
CAR RRMODELRD.

Car No. 1O5 of the Darby branch
of the Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Company, made its appear
ance on the streets today in a sprins
suit. The car has been remodeled and
In addition TO new seats is equipped
with ventilators. The car is painted
a dark green.
Evening journal., 1914-04-11
no sTNC aEyERLAsTING LIFE.

The cantata entitled Everlasting
Life" will be sung by the choir OF
Ezion NJ r. Church, corner OF Ninth
and French streets tomorrow morn
ing. Miss r. Lena Hill is musical
directress and organist The Rev. j..
A r Foust will preach.
Evening journal., 1914-04-11
international
COMPLICATIONS
Seem PROBABLE
CONTINUED from FYrst Page.

lists under General Eugenio Aguierre
Benavides, General Luis Herrera, and
General Francisco Cos struck the re-
treating federals at that point.
Advices received by way of Torreon
give no details but say the battle is
proceeding fercely. Parras is 9S
miles east of Torreon and 100 miles
west of Saltillo.
This city, 40 miles northeast of
Torreon. fell into the hands of the
constitutionalists yesterday, the fed
erals having evacuated.
Evening journal., 1914-04-11
ARNOLD MAKES DENIAL.

" INT NWIITU T EN709
NEW YORK, April 11.-At the Ar
mold home it was denied that Dorothy
was there, as alleged by the district
attorney at Pittsburgh. Her father,
Francis r. Arnold. reiterated his be-
lief that his daughter is dead.
Evening journal., 1914-04-11
rO LAuNCH THE JOsEPnINE.

The launch Josephine will be
launched at Seventh street bridge to-
morrow by Gus Long. Following the
launching, guests from Philadelphia
and Brandywlne Boat Club viii be
entertained
Evening journal., 1914-04-11
MIR. CHAYTOR NEARS CRISIS.

Deputy Attorney General Armon d.
Chaytor, Jr., who has been seriously
ill with typhoid fever at his home al
Gordon Heights for several weeks, re-
mains In the same condition. The
doctors expect the crisis TO arrive
within two or three days.
Evening journal., 1914-04-11

Don't let day go by, housewife,
and servant, without reading and us
ing the Want Ads, and you will get
together sooner or later to your mu-
tual benefit.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1914-04-11

Weber and Fields, the most widely
known comedians on the American
stage. once more reunited after a
separation Of several years and once
more enjoying their former un-
rivalled popularity, will be at The
Playhouse on Monday night for one
performance only. in a musical piece
called Hickey -Pokey." IL is promised
that the entertainment to be offered
will be quite as irresponsible as its
title. The comedians Will bring with
them a company OF clever entertain
ers and a large chorus of Weberiield-
ian beauties who will, 1t is promised,
measure up to the standards of the
wonderful choruses which were for
merly a feature OF the Weberfield
Music Hall. Because of the unusual
nature of this attraction and because
of the anticipated heavy demand for
seats, the management will pay par
tlcular attention to mail orders which
should be accompanied by checks or
money orders and a self-addressed
stamped envelope.
Evening journal., 1914-04-11
NOVELTY BILL AT GARRICK.

The latest big surprise novelty IN
vaudeville, Attorneys" has been
booked for the Garrick Theatre next
week, as one of the features of an
exceptionally clever Easter week bill.
This act Is given by William Weston
and a company Of TO- and II will be
deliberately staged. The special seen
cry, comprising a car load, is now
here. This is one Of those surprises
that one does not know what is going
to happen until II happens.
The comic opera Fra Diavolo" will
be given by Miss Shirley Lawrence
and a company of comic opera stars.
Miss Lawrence is one of the young
est Americans girls in comic opera
and she is said to have remarkable
ability, having starred In a number
of classy productions. She is sup
ported by an equally strong company,
and the act will be staged in man
ner in keeping with the spirit OF the
opera. Fra Diavolo" is one Of the
most tuneful of all Of the comic
operas, and the action is exception
ally lively. It is quite q novelty 20
see such a big production IN the
varieties, but this company has got It
down to perfection.
Ben Smith, who has been travelling
with the famous baseball player
Hughey Jennings, on the vaudeville
stage, will be seen in a monologue
act, in which he is unusually good.
He and Jennings comprised a $1,000
team and they have been making a
big lift all over the country.
The children have not been for
gotten. dog act having been booked
especially for their benefit. 1t Is that
Of Loughlin, the famous trainer, and
Is entirely different from anything OF
the kind ever seen here before.
There are q number OF other big
acts on the bill. including Bohamon
and Saville, In comedy act, which
comprises music and dialogue; the
Stewart Sisters and their escorts, a
company Of six, In a novel dancing
act. the three Bohemians. known the
country over as the famous Italian
street singers. They have been In
Wilmington before and have always
made a big hit. They are splendid
musicians. The bill is good all the
way through and IL comprises 40 peo-
pie and lots Of scenery, something ex-
traordinary, but just the thing for an
Easter week offering.
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ROBERTS COMES TO N. Y. BANK
Mint Director Resigns 4" He Ala Of
National City's President.

WASHINGTON. oct. 3o,-Director ot the
Mint George Roberts announced to-day
,hat hs had handed his resignation 10
Secretary of the Treasury MoAdoo Mr.
Roberts has accepted the position OF as
sistant 10 the president OF the National
Citv Bank OF New York, which office was
recently created, and no expects to take
M his new duties In few weeks.
Director Roberts served as head or the
Mint Bureau during four Presidential
terms. In 1907 he resigned TO take the
presidency OF the Commercial National
bank of Chicago, President Tart re-
appointed him. and although Repuoli'
oa, he was continued In tho present
Administration, HIS term would not nave
expired until December, 1915.
Mr.. Roberts is one OF the countrys
foremost authorities on financial subjects
ana author OF number OF important
No news ON international finance. President
Wilson was urged to appoint him to the
Federal Reserve BOARD, and many II
Washington believed for a long time thai
one of tho places on the board would &c
TO him.
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THREAT HAS DESIRED EFFECT.
Freshman Oarsmen at Coiumbis
Avoid Abandonment of Grew.

The ultimatum Of n. Otis Lockwood
graduate manager Of rowing mt Columbia,
that unless four hoatloads or freshmen
scaling over $50 pounds apiece reported
NJ the outdoor quarters at Edgewater
" J., the 1913 crew would be abolished
EXPIRES at o'clock tonight. Yesterday
showed an increase of i've men. making
torty-hve In all, but not over thirty or
them reached the $50 pound minimum.
Coach Rice and Capt Sanborn agreed
!. that the situation was not M grave as
h, had been, as the candidates showed
Dblenty OF life yesterday and seemed anx-
ious for work Rice believes that the
proposed revival OF the fall regatta Will
take place In tho latter part OF Novem-
Der. Plans have progressed slowly be-
cause of the Indifference OF tho freshman
squad. and Rice has not had an opportu-
nity as vet to turn them over to Assistant
Coach Plaisted. so that he can call out the
varsity.
Rice said that perhaps the men would
have 10 stay on the river up to the Christ
rnps holidays because they have no crew
room. Tine ola quarters In University
Hall are being used as a Kitchen by the
commons, the university dining hall
There is a plan under way 10 install the
rowing machines in Furnald Han, q
campus dormitory in which the wrestling
team now trains, hut no announcement
has been made as yet.
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Sfarmsd with 90 SSs' and disbursements
r- SsaF cS Levy oras "Dp o 9;S ,s
| costs and disbursements, and motion denied,
with $40 costs. opinion per curtain. order
| Frank Lama. respty VI. Southern Pacific
ard disbursements. No opinion. order
9}cesnlo INVESTING CO., re,pt.. ". ss,h 81.
siSrmed' with 80 costs ana dlGPb 'i
No. opinion. order fled.
We John Dooiey as president. .appit' order
affirmed, with $40 costs and disbursements.
Richard weingert, respt,, VS. Mutual Life
ms Co. app,t. Order modified by striking
bili Of particulars ana as modified affirmed,
without coats settle order on notice:
shi"S S appii' ' Order affirmed. with ,io
costs and disbursements. No opinion. order
People, es rel Maurice coids,ein vs.: John
"ne..sn Edgar va c,y Of FrS,h'TsA" Simeon eH II
sG.sss Win 'fS5t costs, S SSts .d Motions
Motion Granted. with ,iO costs order Med
star EinfngS CO vs. pstrlek Hickey
unless appellant compile, with terms stated
Michael Nieoielu vs.. Alden l.. Friedman
Motion denied. With $40 costs. opinion per
Alice L. Ripley VS. Guaranty Trust Co.
with terms stated In order. order Med.
Motion granted. with go costs Order hled.
| People vs.. Ida Won Ciausen. same VS..
Alfred Ottenheimer Same VS.. George Dab
| ney same W.. William Enrich. Motions
:. John H. Edwards We. y. w. csrlin. CO.
| Motion granted. with $40 costs order 1led.
| Frank skidmore Va. Foundry Iron Works
Motion granted with 80 costs order nled.
| John a. Kingsbury Geo. steiner.
People We. Knickerbocker Dairy Co. Motion
granted. with 30 costs; order hled.
siss soT Fiber vs. Home six Mi nar' NinS a
| RoIinsky va joel Berkowits. Application
deJSS TG C e 70. ws 4sr o signed
chas. Yung ". Anna NJ. Blske. Motion
People vs.. Bcnln. +, Thomas Time es'
tended to Nov. 10.
same 21@ W. ~ Hds Tor Ksn % GT1
granted Settle orders on notice.
Max Blum We. Franklin Ins co. Sam,
vs. PotomSo ms Co. Motions denied. with
50 costs in ench case. Settle orders or
oceanic Investing Co v.. 18TH g.. end !tf
tbs. appellant s.rws the printed .paper'
and put. case on calendar for Nov.
sidney NJ. .Toe,sr. VI. Anns X. Dante,
Motor denied ss,.,. order on nc.,o;,
Ry Co. Motion granted 30 far as TO stay
entry OF any Judgment until determination
Matter Matter of patrick LILY. Motion. denied
with $40 costs Settle order on notice.
Matter Of voron q CHAT Inc Motor
granted opinion per curtain Settle orde'
Waiter % J. ou,ntus Cohen. Referred u
Matter Of Maven r siutskin. Rstsrret
90 official referee. Settle order on notice.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-william Crawford. Plaintiff, against
John curcio and others Defendants
In pursuance of Judgment OF foreclosure
above entitled action and bearing date the
18th day OF October, 1914 l. the undersigned.
the referee in said judgment named, vii
sell at public ssett.onS at The ET1hnng..
Borough of Manhattan. City OF New York.
on the l,th day OF November. 1914 AZ 70
o'clock noon on that day, by Henry Brady,
AnS,ionser II: pre- premise. directed by ssia
as follows:
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land. with the building thereon erected.
.its m N ,t the Borough o, Manhsttsn ciy
lows
BEGINNING at q point on IN. south.rly
aide Of East One hundred and Tenth street.
distant one hundred and twenty-five I2s)
feet westerly along the same from the cor
ner formed by the Intersection OF tho south
erly side of one hundred and Tenth Street
and the westerly side OF First Avenue. run
ming theme. southerly.. parallel with IN.
westerly eide OF First Avenue. and part Of
the way through q party wall. one hundred
feet eleven inches, 10 the centre lin. OF the
line Of the block. Twenty-Five feet; theme.
northerly parallel with tho said westerly
side OF First Avenue one hundred feet
eleven inches to tho southeriy aide Of East
erly along the sovtherly side Of East one
hundred and Tenth Street. twenty i've (25)
feet. to the point or place OF beginning
Dated New YORK. October ~, 1914
BOWERS a SANDS. Attorneys for PlaintiY
te Cedar Street. Manhattan New York
Tn, tono-,Ds i H., ai..,a% Of tn. prep:
East 10th Street:
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FRIDAY, October 80
Receipts OF besves were 3,<s6 head. In
Guiding 40 cars for the market. Steers were
generally steady but slow. except for choice
heavy. which were strong and In good
demand. bulls and choice fat cows steady;
other cows SLOW TO lower; the yards were
cleared, Common 10 choice steers sold At
tG.50afl0 per 100 lbs oxen and stays at
s7.50dt77b: bulls at t5.2bms7.so. cows at
50 lbd fe30. extra COW or two At
t6.e0mt7 Dressed beef steady at lPn15c.
for city dressed native sides.
Receipts of calves were b9t head, includ-
ing 500 for the market Prices were Just
about steady and the pens were cleared
Common to prime vesls cold at tsdSl2 per
100 lbs; culls AZ f5a,7.bo; yearllnss and
grassers at s5Gtb,50. Dressed calves were
In moderate demand and easier. city
dressed veals sold at l3nlso. per ID; coun'
try dressed at 124l6Iac.
Receipts Of Sleeps and lambs were BOZ
head. including p cars for the market Sheer
were steady to Arm; lambs 2bc. higher; thu
pens were well cleared. Common TO choice
sheep cold at ss.6o0tbbo per 100 lbs GULL
issS; a few head at $40. Dressed muttoi
i,rm at saiihc. per lb.: dressed lambs a
lev n i5c.
Receipts of hoes we're ASS head. yer,
few on sale, The feeling was weak OF
Western advices. Good ligr hogs sold q
50 per 100 lbs. Country dressed hose stead,
At linlsho per H. for medium TO lish
weights.
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600 PATRoLMEN TRANSFERRED.
First Result OF order TO station Mer
Near Thetr Homea.

An order involving the transfer OF some
500 patrolmen was issued from Police
Commissioner woods's office yesterday
afternoon. This Ia the first OF the eauali-
zation orders.
A few months ago the Commissioner
appointed a committee Of inspectors to
recommend a general transfer OF men for
the purpose OF stationing them In pro-
cincts as near as possible TO their homes
and also OF distributing reserves more
adequately. II Is expected that 1000 to
5000 men will he affected before the com
mittee completes It's work. or the men
moved by yesterdays order twenty-one
are mounted patrolmen. all OF the Forty
second precinct, and the others are regular
patromen distributed among seventy-four
precincts.
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RECEIVERS NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
In the matter Of the voluntary dissolution
Of Bohns Mclaughlin Company.
Notice 10 hereby given that by an order
of the above court the personal propsrt,
and sfrects OF the above company. will b,
sold at public auction by Charles ShonEood
Auctioneer, to be held At the store and
building formerly ocoppisd by the said com
Of Kew York. Borough Of Manhattsn. OF
November 9Th, 1914, at 1890 A. NJ, in &C,
oordanco with terms of sale, to be ther
tho court,
Dated New York. Oct asrd, 1914.
WILLIAM A. SHIELDS.
Receiver OF Bohne Mclaughlin Co.
EVERETT d. BARLOW. Attorney for thu
worth building, sss proadway. New
York city. Borough OF Manhattan.
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sURRoGATEs NOTICES.

In Pursuance Of an order OF Hon. Robsr,
New YORK. NOTICE Is hereby given 10 ali
persons having claims ssainst Edward C.
ceased, to present the same with vouchers
thereof 20 tho subserieers. az their place Of
York Producs EIchsnss. Nos q I. & ana
brosdwsy, IN ths city q New York. on o.
N WALDO xSrn RISE sfs To@xRp q 'R Ritp .ns
EDWARD G; RICE. JR.. Administrstor.
BALDWIN. ROY d FISHER. Attorneys fol
Administrators. ~ Nassau Street New Yori
City.
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TOURA
PROPOSALs.


SEALED BIDS will be received by the
Board of Water supply, at its ofloss,
twenty second floor, Municipal Building
Park Row. Centre and Chambers streets
November 10. iSl4. for Contract iso--for the
mentary shaft and tunnel 81 the cat.fiil
Aqueduct Tho shaft will be about 400 feet
deep and will be sunk from an existing tun-
mel $40 feet from tho surface OF the ground.
The tunnel viii be about 900 feet long
Both will be In solid rock. viii be lined with
OF about IA feet. The work Is near tho west
shore Of the Hudson river, In the town OF
Cornwall Orange county, Now York
In tho performance OF this contract, time
will be deemed of tho essence thereof and
the provision for liauidstsd damages Will be
enforced.
Al the above place and time the bids viii
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets
containing Information for bidders and con.
tract drawings can be Obtained at the abovs
address, at the once OF tho Secretary, by
depositins the sum of ten dollars (gl0) IN
cash or Its equivalent for each pamphlet
For further particulars apply to the once
Of the Principal Assistant Engineer at tn,
above address
CHARLES STRAUSS President
CHARLES N, CHADWICK,
JOHN v. CALVIN,
Commissioners OF the Board OF Water Supply
w, Bruce Cobb, Secretary,
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CARLISLE. Pa. Oct So.-The Carlisle
fnt,an football team Is timed 10 strike its
stride In to-morrow's game at Buffalo
against the strong Syracuse eleven.
Twenty Ave redskins led by Coach War
ner. struck the trail for Buffalo today
after a light drill at elementary football
ana a running over Of the new formations
and revised signals The Indians are IN
Ana fe,tla physically with tho exception 81
Wallette and Iooksa round. The latter
did not accompany the squad.
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c.ntr. linz of Sioc,.

The Approximate amount of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above -descrivsd
property is to be sold. is ss.27gbt with in.
terest thereon from the i4th day OF Oc.
tober. 1914. together with the costs and
terest from October Ia, 1919, together With
the expenses of the sale The Approximate
rates or other liens, which are to be allowed
to the purchaser out of the purchase money.
or paid by tho Referee is ,So7S5 and 10.
terest.
said premises will be sold subject TO any
woaia show snv date, in tSs ,iti. ~ AZ
rear six inches of the promises above de-
scribed n encrohohed upon BY sheds OF
premises adjoining on the south and tho
rights, II any. OF the tenants OF the premises
above described.
Dated. Now York, October 10, 1914
JOHN Y. ORYAN. Referes
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Sightseeing Yacht
Battery Pier Daily. 1890. aso. Tel. Broad 1919.
FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
Giuseppe Zito and others, Defendants
In pursuance Of a judgment OF foreclosure
and SALE duly made and entered In to
s60ve,entiiled action and bearing date t.,S
the referee in said judgment named, Wit
saiosroon. No. li.is Vesey Street, in tie
Borough Of Manhsitsn. city OF Sew York,
o'clock noon on that day, by Henry Brady.
Aucuoneer, the prsmiseg directed by SAL
Judgment to be sold. and therein descrises
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcs, 90
land with the building thereon, situate in
the Borough of Manhattan, city OF New
YORK pEo 9erSdsd and described a. tollows;
side OF East one hundred and Tenth street
distant one hundred 1000 feet westerly
along the same from the corner formed by
hundred and Tenth Street and tho westerly
sido OF First Avenue; running thence south
erly, parallel with the westerly side of First
Avenue, and part Of the way through a
TO the centre line of the block; thence west e
erly along the said centre line OF the block
twenty nve feet; thence northeriy, parallel
with the said westerly side OF First Avenue.
wall, one hundred feet eleven Inches. to tbs
southerly side OF East one hundred and
Tenth street; thence sasterly along the
southerly side of East one hundred and
Tenth Street. twenty nvs feet 20 the point
or place OF beginning.
Dated. New York, October ~, lsit
BOWERS a SANDS. Attorneys Ry.f Tor N Plsss,r.
ts Cedar Street. Manhattan, New York
Tn. following 4. a diagram Of the prop.
srty 10 be sold; Its street Number IL 3.&
10th etrs.t
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.


NEW YORK COUNTY.
Appesass Dfvision-Suprems Oourt-Re-
cess.
Supreme Court--8peciAi Tsrus-rass n
Before Donneliy. J. Court opens AZ 1850
surrosste's court--cas raosr.-Befors Fow-
Ter, q No day calendar.
City Court-Speciai Term-Psrt u~-pe-
fore sohmucN. ]. Court opens At 10 A NJ.
--EN perte matters
KrN0S COUNTY
Supreme Court-speciai rerm-IBefore
Crane J. Court opens at 10 A. N.-Thti-
gated motions Before Manning. J.--Ex
parte matters.
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Metal Exchange to Open.

The Metal Exchange will open for trad
,rg In lin on November Q. Tin Is one Of
the principal metals traded in on the
New York exchange.
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YoRk 'McouSTT hRoLD 9EHi c9MpXANNYY.
Plaintiff, against BELLE J. BARNES ana
In pursuance OF a Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered in the
above-entitled action and bearing date the
signed, the referee in said judgment named,
s ss at gSbS sSS'?n at shs
on ' tss aoth day Of MovemS.T. isit a, o' Il
o'clock noon on that day. by JOSEPH p.
DAY, Auctioneer. the premise. directed BY
sn g. oo 10 % ALL ,s sas sss5sa o
piece or parcel OF land. with the buildings
and Improvements thereon erected. situate
haitian .Ha being ss. IN ts' Ns% of M
County and state OF New York. bounded and
described as follows:
SIDE Of " pTps s1t . Gn 'hS ,.ry
s25) feet southerly from the corner formed
Ty G of RH.r sF'f Drive w'n sS:
party wall and parallel with Eighty, sevsnth
s7shl Street, One hundred u0ol feet
Drive, twenty three (23 feet; thence ives
terly ana again parallel with Dtghty-ssventh
s7th) street and part OF the way through
to the easteriy side OF Riverside Drive; and
thcnee northerly. and along the easterly side
OF Riverside Drive. twenty-thr (2S feet
Said premises being now known by the
street number One hundred and rorty-siI
tA6 Riverside Drive
MERRILL. a ROGERS. Attorneys for Plain
,sint 100 nd nr0% YdvS ~, Borough of Man
.rty ~ Ss sold: ' ""'