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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Transfers-I.ieut. John Becker 202d 10
9-5th. Ptlmn. -. y. Ryan. tlst TO 6Sth as
station house attendant. W. Il. =. Rcarion.
f5th 10 9th l. d.: T. j. LAWYER. 9Th !. ID. TO
10th net (MutuaD Lieuts. G.. \. Farley. 9TH
10 sci: John Leonard. 33d TO 9TH; Ptimu. +.
J. MaIcolmson. 18th to 10th; w. F. Arneel.
10Th 10 18th.
Temporary Assignments-Insprs J. J.
Farrell 9Th /. D.. TO command 10th, In add
tion to his own. days from June .; Henry
Cohen. 18th !. D.. 10 command SIN IN addition
10 his own. 70 days from July S: Surgeons
. r. Nammack 4th District, in charge 81,
in addition 10 his own, 3 days from June .;
4 y. smith. 18th. In charge 2lst In add
ton TO his own. 20 days from June 20; 4. \.
McGoldrick. 10Th, in charge lGth. in addition
TO his own. 2 days from July 2; Lieut.. 7. II.
i. Kelly. 18th to c. o, duty 81 Depty. 80
DAYS from June p: Act. De-. sergI \; {.
Iandyoc. d. H.. 10 ID. 4. %. y. ". days
from June q: Ptlmn. r. Smith. 9TH 10 4th
l. D.: Antonio CarayeJta, 59th; J. I. Archi-
peIi i4Sd to ID /. D.; 2. J. Dixon, leith to
Is, I. D., all 10 DAYS: Michael kearns, h1,nis
Byrne drivers, 10Th to 10Th; W. H. Hop
l,ins Traffic &. 20 G.. o., 10 days.
TO bet. Bureau. +. Rotchford. 2lst; :.
T. Ffnuegan. 31th days. 70 - \. .. y. y;
ID. g. Miller 3Sth: Morris Grossman 9th;
Samuel Dribben. 1881; Julius cohen. 18TH
e. T. Hooker. i3d: Romolo Pajano, 10Th; J.
1 NcCarton 42d: Joseph Pesselano. s0th; ".
j. McCanerty. ast; william Pranter' go;
J. \ Gassman. 18th; John GiOa. SD. James
Mccarthy 1Hth: Louis Ross. 10th, en- 10
DAYS Diet. Bureau 10 MAINTAIN nlPrs''
act Diet. sergts. r. +. ObNcr. J: A. Watson.
IN net. 10 days: stephen Birmingham eth;
p Gorman, 18th; r. 4. Fennelly, 18th
Hyman Meyer. ed, all 10 days.
Leaves with full pay)-lnsprs John
Daly. Sth g.. D.. 10 days from July $; G. A.
Forfnosa. 10th l. D.. . days from June Is;
surgeons A. :. Nosburgh. 81 Dist. ) days
nom June 8: 2. II. Fiske. 10Th, % days from
July :. without payl-surgeon +. II. Fiske,
iGth DAYS from July p: Ptlmn. F. W.
kaiser I'd > days from July
sick Leave-SurEeon II. q. Webster. 2lst.
20 DAYS from June ~.
Tined-Sergt. r. T.. Dryer. f44th. May
u Jailed 20 make report. ) days; Ptlmn l..
A Menley. %. May I. absent from post. etc,
/ dav: J. NJ. ForsL nth. May I. improper
patrol. days; NJ. Wilenchik. sd, Ap. 10.
3sth May . improper patrol, false entry. .
days: J. r. Nolan, 3Sth. Ap. >, insoience. >
days not guilty Of specification J. impry9er
oafrol. r. +. Hembdt SD, May Z. lettering,
In conversation. > days; j. h. Hembdt, cd,
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MAY offering. IN conversation, day.
81 J. GALAXY. G2d. MAY l. absent from i',,s.'
ctc . DAYS. ". j. Tjorks iiad. May u"
absent from post. etc., ! day: y. II. G'Tst,u-
FIELD. ii4th My 20. absent without lcntt
half day: 4. r. poolan. i4lth. May ~ iailsu
to promptly report hair day. J. J. Cornet ,,
i4itE May ~ failed TO nuke report. nsil
day: T. j. Cannon. t4fth. May -, failen 20
make report. half gay; ~. " Evans. lif'S'
MAY ~ failed 20 mako report. hall ca -
~ Brophy 10th. Nav ~. absent from pos
ctc. 1ays: J. o. Nell. il7th. May IL pei
ptittcd unauthorized persons 20 occupy prem
iscs. / day W. t. Mott. 18th. May ~. I'M
proper patrol. etc. > days; J. +. toSei >.
Eatrett f5lsf. May 70, improper patrol
DAYS; w. o Howey. l53d. May =. impropef
pairol. , days: g. W. Hart. ldith, MAY T.
improper patrol. days: J. stossel; lO'tn'
MAJ IL absent from port. etc.. . DAYS .,
0,CouncIt i7lst absent from post, etc.
DAYS: Prob pin u. !. sheehy, 2olh' Ap' 81
Improper patrol, days.
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sl.pRENIF CorRT. coUNTY on NV

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York. Maybelle Realty Company. plaintiff,
against carrie A. Miller ct al, defendants In
pUrsulrce OF a judgment Of foreclosure ard
sale Cuiv made and entered in the above 90.
titled tction and bearing date the 10th dsv ~
June. 1914. J. the undersigned. the referee IA
said Judgment named. will sell at public auc-
tion. at the Exchange SalesrOOm, No. 1916
Vesey street. in the Borough OF Manhattan.
CITY OF New York on the 9Th day OF July.
1915 at l. o'clock noon on that day. BY sam
uel Marx Auctioneer. the premises direc.ed
soribed as follows: All that certain lot pc .
o. parcel Of land. with the building and I'M
I row, n cnts thereon. situate. lying and hairS
In the 18th Ward OF the city OF New York
bounded and described as follows: Beginning
az a point on the southeTly side OF 18th street
distant essterly from the southeasterly coz
ner OF 18th Street and 9Th Avenue two hun
bred and twenty-five feet: theIce running
easterly along said sOutherly Glde OF 18th
Street twenty-five feet; thence s)utherly and
parallel with 9th Avenue ninety two feet 90
the centre line dividing the block between
18th aad lSIh Streets; = ence westerly along
said centre line 20 feet: theme; northeriy
ginning Being the same lot Numbered SO on
a map Of land of George Rapelje by J. Il.
Hasler and Adolphus Laws dated the Oh
day OF April. 1877. a copy OF which man il
filed IN the Office OF the Register OF the CITY
and County of New York. By the No % TO
which map reference Is made for the verlh.
cations OF the above dimensions.
Dated New York. June 10TH 1914
JAMES A. FARRELL, Referee
ENGEL BROTHERS, Attorneys for Plaintiff
~ Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan
City Of New York
The following is a diagram OF the property
20 be Sold its street Number Is 3iS:
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
JUNE a.
Manhattan.
The first name is that of the debtor
PURIIC NOTICE

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
he Board OF Water supply at its offices,
twenty -second floor. Municipal Building,
PARK Row. Centre and Chambers Streets.
New York City, until II A. NJ, on Tues
day. July IT, 1914 FOR Contract liJ. for
roofing with reinforced concrete tiles 40 su-
perstructures along the line OF the Cstsklll
aqueduct between the Ashokan and Hill
View reservoirs. a distance OF approximately
81 miles. approximately $500 tiles will be
reguired under the contract. The build
ings. ready 20 receive the tiles, are being
constructed under other contracts.
A. the above place aud time the bids
will be publicly opened and read Pam
nhiets containing Information for bidders
ana contract drawings can be obtained at
I'M. ibove address. at the office OF the Sec
retarv by depositing the sum Of ten dol
iars tSiOl II. cash or its equivalent for each
pamphlet For further particulars apply TO
Inc offic. OF the Principal Assistant Engineer
az the above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
JOHN +. CALVIN.
Commissioners OF the Board Of
Water supply.
". BRUCE COBB. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
AID MEN TO MEET
NEXT in CHICAGO
San Francisco anL Mime
apoliS Give Windy
City Warm Race.
-DVERTISING CREED
DRAWN UP IN DETAIL
Truth, Cleanliness, GenuineneSS,
ProfitableueSs and Fair Prices
the WatchWordS.

Toronto. June 24.-After an exciting
session OF the nominating committee
of the Associated Advertising Clubs Of
America il was decided to-day to hold
the next convention in Chicago, IN
1915. San Francisco and Minneapolis
both tried hard to get the convention,
bat when the final ballot was taken 81
votes had been cast i'm favor Of Chi
cago. 26 for San Francisco and . for
MINNEAPOLIS. 10 is understood that
when nominations are held on Thurs
day President William Woodhead, Of
san Francisco, viii not be opposed, and
that the vice-president. secretary and
treasurer will be returned by acclama-
ton. They are:
Nice-President, Walter h. Cherry,
Syracuse; secretary, S. p. Floorea. In
dianapols; treasurer, T. W. LeQuatte,
Des Moines.
a new executive committee was
chosen to-day, as follows:
W. c. Darcy, st. Louis; +. I. Mer-
nth. Des Moines; H. S. Houston. New
York: Thomas x. Gerlach. Joliet, Ill;
Wilson II. Lee. New Haven: A. f..
Chamberlain, Chicago; Frank H. Rowe,
Toronto; A. L. Shuman, Fort Worth,
Tex; John Renfrew, San Francisco.
Harry ID. Robbins, chairman of the
organizations vigilance committee,
read a paper summarizing the work
accomplished under his auspices. He
said that his committee had investi-
gated Gas cases, OF which $40 were sue
tossfully handled by moral suasion,
and A. cases were prosecuted in the
courts OF these - cases 6 were lost
on withdrawn. - are still pending and
- resulted in convictions and fines.
"In conclusion" said Mr.. Robbins, Il
invite your attention to the advertls-
ing creed written for the committee by
George French:
81 believe in advertising.
"I believe in clean advertising.
"I believe in profitable advertising.
81 believe that advertising has a
double function: To benefit the ad-
vertiser and the people advertised to.
"I believe that if advertising does not
>beneft the people advertised to 1t can
not benefit the advertiser.
90 believe that advertising cannot
benefit the people advertised to unless
it is truthful and clean and employed
only 20 sell goods that are genuine and
offered at fair prices.
81 believe that advertising employed
10 sell goods that are not beneficial. or
goods that are beneficial but offered at
unfair prices or on inequitable condi-
tions. is wrong in principle and will, in
the long run, be Improbable to the ad-
veTtlSCr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
SUMMONS.

STTPPFNE COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
yo,k ira Mutual Life Insurance GonPa.YI
NJ New York. Plaintiff, against Eric t y.
yren and Lucy Drexel Dahlsren, DeIehuSY NJ
S1mmons.-rrial desired In New ~ ~ =
oo,,ntv.-To the above named detenoanIs go 20
Zach OF them: You are hereby suhlIion sS ~
answer the complaint in this ACTON non, Sn nia,n1
serve a copy OF your answer upon 'n ~ p 80.
tiff's attorney within twenty days sute. ~. W
service OF this summons, exclusive ,, Ui -, ~
day on service and IN case OF your iali. IL ~
auDcar or answer judgment VIII pe s" ~
s1ainst Won by default for the feheA N7
nanded IN the complaint. ~
Dated New York, May 2Sth. lylf Tor
FREDERICK L. ALLEN Attol ,isssss *
PiaIntiff. Office and Post once aduIess; ~
cedar Street. Borough Of Manhattan w"
York city, New York. ,,.htorer
10 The defendant. Lucy DreNel Jams ~
The foregoing summons is served uPout ~
by publication. pursuant to an orust ~. ~ Su-
ZION Eugene A. Philbin. Justice OF 'hS So 81
prcme Court OF the State OF New TOTE. 1'stnt
funs / 1918 and filed with the Conh H.,,,'I
herein in the Office Of the Clerk OF tne ,Io''se
t, NJ New York at the County Court hV @ii,,,,
in the Borough OF Manhattan IN the N''
and state OF New York.
dated New York. June 2nd, 1919. 70,
FREDERICK l.. ALLEN, Attosne! e
PLAINTIFF. Office and Post Once aaoIeSS; - q
cedar Street. Borough OF Mammalian Wv
York City New York.
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The approximate amount OF the lien Or
charge. TO satisfy which the above DESERVED
property is to be sold. Is Ss,3St, with interest
thereon from the 18th day OF May, 1914, TO-
gether with the costs and allowance, amount
ing to s254 Os, with interest from June IL
1914 together with the expenses OF the sale.
The approximate amount OF the taxes. asses
ments and water rates. or other liens. which
are TO be allowed TO the purchaser out OF tho
purchase money. or paid by the referee, Is
$50 81 and interest.
The premises above described are sold sub
iect TO FIRST mortgage for $500. with ac-
crued interest thereon al the rate OF 0o Per
annum from February lst 1914, also 20 cove
nants and restrictions referred to in deed re-
corded in Liber sos OF conveyances AZ page
6O1. subject 20 any question which may srise
as to the title 10 that part OF the premises
which lie east OF the line drawn parallel with
Eleventh avenue and distant nineteen feet
seven inches east OF the centre line OF the
westerly party wall OF the premises above
described. subject to state Of facts shown By
survey made by p. E. Nostrand, dated April
80. 1906
Dated New York. June Is. 1910
HARRY BLUR. Referes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

CAROLINE SEELlGMAN H'eb. II. 1910,
AZ wheeling w Va: net estate in New
York. $50 50I 40; real estate property al l24
West 77th ST.. $4,000; remainder Of New
YORK estate consists OF cash In bank and
ANNA NJ. wOEHR (Oct. II. 1919: net
Sc5 asa o.: real estate. $500 equity In prop
erty at GA Morris ayJ: cash. S24'462 %;
iewclrv and notes. -. 40 40
- TEXyIS PINTO tOct. 81. 1919: net. SOS
,oi X. cash. 81 O82 -. money loaned to the
copartnesshlp OF :. l.. Van Wezel, $50 Canal
81. with interest. SIS, GIG A..
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
NV Telegraph 10 The Tribune. !

by Telegraph 10 ne tribune
Albany. June 24-Association Service
Corn. Manhattan: $4,000, &. :. Balsano,
IS Sacllman ST.. Brooklyn. W. j. Wood, +.
q clayton. Elizabeth. y. j. .
Penn Yam cider CO., Penn Yam; slO,OOO'
+. Il. Parsons. G. \. Parsons, 6. Parsons
Eurzman Bros. Manhattan: butter eN-
port: 5000: H. KAUFMAN, 1876 ". l2Oth
ST., y. Y. J. Rosenthal Brooklyn y.
Leichter. Paterson. y, J.,-.,... ,.,. .ud
Kunin 4 Epstein. Manhattan; hats ana
caps; 5000: NJ. Kunin. 20 Bond ST., y. y;
L. j. Epstein. \. Miller, y y.
Biltmorc Flower and Feather Mig. Co.
Manhattan; $1,000; :. Sabel Si4 Hewett
place. Bronx; II. Samucls, Lynbrook; j.
Best Linen supply and Laundry Co,
Manhattan. $4,000: J. Berman, SO =.
1871. ST. Bronx: B. Shapiro. Bronx; y.
Res Harris Fir Appliance CO. OF y. y;
Manhattan; $4,000; >. W: clerke' ., 30 r. !;
Hyman Buch Costume co.. Manhattan;
S.. 900: A. NJ Davis. 20 ". ll4Jh ST., y. Y,
q London s. Vogclman. y. Y,
Compressed Gas Machy. Co.. Buffalo;
$40. OoG; g. G. Robinson. Buffalo; NJ. Bell
: Hvd.. c. II. Hyde. Buffalo.
Madeira Realty Corp Manhattan; $4,000;
X. A. Murphy. ! Madison av., y. Y; r.
crescent Vcrmin DISCRIMINATING Co. Mao
haitian: $1,000: J. C. Jackson, 1913 Bway,
y. y; ;. Ephraim' Inc Bronx d. OSorio'
W. Garner Bee Co.. Schenectady: realty.
s2D 900: W. G. Bee, 3lS state st.. Science
tady: NJ |. Bee, schenectady; L. G. stern
Jelcnl: Vending Co, Brooklyn; 5000: T.
Jelenk. ~ Sheri Ian av.. Brooklyn, >. Jelenk'
VI. FruitStone, Brookly1. $1,000.
Besio Theatre Co., College Point; $4,000;
y. Il. Besio "a 18th 81. college Point; T. }.
Wilbcr y. Bissell Harriscile.
Robert En- Corp Manhattan; realty
Duberstcin -. GO0dsteiu Brooklyn.
Ernest Meyer CORP, Manhattan; liquor
$1,000: L. Meyer, sol 81; Nicholas aN.' y.
VI Wertheim, L. Koscherak, y. y.
o. r. CO., Manhattan: drugs; 5000; NJ.
Dewitt 2s7 T.. 18th St. y. y; j. 7. sturte-
want. G Frclloohr y. J. .-o,,.
August Grill. Brooklyn; ice; 100000; -.
Grill 73l Willoughby sv., Brooklyn; j. Grill
G. Gill. Brooklyn. ,,-,......, 80
Tho IJebowitz Realty Co. Manhattan; Sl1;
600. IIebowitz $50 Nassau ST., y. Y, l.
Joto,itl L IJebJwitz, y. y.
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BUSINESS REVERSES

BLODGETT RAZOR BLADE COM
PANY. 90 Church ST., with factory IN
Newark, filed petition, with Liabilities
S2,O07; assets, Sl,3l3.
FRED II. STAAB, liquor dealer,
Mount Vernon, filed petition, with Ia
bilities. S5.942: assets, 81 ,997.
JAMES ]. ZERO, salesman, 172 Man m
haitian ST.. filed petition, with liabili-
ties, S4,079; no assets. Creators IN
cludc Oriental Tea and Coffee Com
pany. Boston, $4,000; Percy r. Pync'
81, 900; Caroline NJ. 7. Neftel, S534; 90
ANTHONY. ARBlA, jeweller, 364S
White Plains ay., Bronx, filed petition
with liabilities, 81 ,307; assets, 1898.
BERNSTEIN g. DRUCKER,, 1OoO
Washington av., Bronx, filed petition
with liabilities. 1902; no assets.
STAR DRESS COMPANY, % West
26th ST., made assignment to W. +.
Egelhoffer
SAMUEL MANDL0WITZ, raincoats;
A Avenue c (Reliable Waterproof
Raincoat Company, made assignment
TO Julius J. Lambert.
RAPPOPORT & BLEEFELD, cloth
ing. 10i Bowery. made assignment to
Louis D. Froehlich.
STOPPANI e. HOTCHKIN, brokers,
&C Broadway. Judge Greonbaum, 81
the Supreme Court, granted leave 20
Abraham s. Gilbert, assignee, to sell
their membership on Chicago Board
Of Trade for S2,075 to W. p. Anderson,
of w. p. Anderson e. Co., Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
MRS. WlLKS AN ANTI
Hetty Green's Daughter De-
cries Suffrage.

Bar Harbor, June "a. Mrs. NJ. A.
Wilks. daughter Of Mrs. Hetty Green,
does not believe in woman suffrage and
is sorry Tor women who think about
clothes. "Woman's place is in the
home" said Mrs. Wilks, "and every
woman should not think how much,
but how little, she can spend for
clothes. Many men are in Jail because
OF ths present day extravaganza IN
dress"
Mrs. Wilks favors the accentuated
styles of to-day, however, and said
while they enrich dressmakers the mer,,
chants lose because so little material
is required for gown. Mrs. Wilks
said her tastes were not extravaganza,
and for that reason il had never been
necessary to limit her. She thought II
woman could make her own clothes
she could easily be we'll dressed for all
occasions on 81 900 a year, but the
amount to be spent on clothes should
be left to the individual.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SI-PRENE COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
yort-Teon Levy. plaintiff, against Marie
Al Wolfe 81 al. decentralization NO. =
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF foreSlosuL
ana sale duly made and entered IN VIZ
sbove-entitIpd action and bearing dale ,lS
10th day OF June. 1919, l. the uuNS lii scu
Inc rsfor.e in said judgment named VIII sel
~ r,,bIic auction. az the Exchange safes
Toon No. fl-t6 Nesey street. in the B0IoG ~,
~ Ncnhattan City OF New York, on the stu
IL 81 TIIy 1914 at Il o'clock noon on that
jsy, nv / II Mayors, AuCtioneer the prem
ises directed by said judgment 10 De s"lu'
and therein described as follows; ia. A..
All that lot or parcel OF lanu, WI ~ he
bniiJinps and improvements thereon IN w
thorough Of Manhattan. CITY CIunty r.
State ~ New York described as fonoWS; pe
oi,nirg ~ DoInt on the northerly size 81
eist STREET distant 20 feet eastery from We
cnrrsr formed bv the intersection OF tne
sesterIv side OF 18th Avenue with the horth-
- eide of Cist Street, thence running horIh-
criy narailel with nth Avenue part OF me
distance through q party wall. 100 ." 10 tns
rertre line OF the block between oist anu ~
streets. running thence easterly along Wy
said centre line Of the block ~ teet tnenCe
eoutherly parallel with nth Avenue ana p a.t
OF the distance through anotner ps''s ,rcet!
lao, - 10 the noTtherly side Of 6lst Sueet
tSo,co westerly along the nOrtherly side OF
6lst Street, % feet 10 the point OF place Vi
Dated Kew York. June 10th, 1914.
HARRY BLUR, Referee.
IRVING KATE, Attorney for Plalntin
ofice and p o. address, 10 wall ST.
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New ior i..
The following Is a diagram OF the pIoPSity
10 be sold; It's street number Is -"S West
6lst street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
NO PREFERRED DIVIDEND
Earnings Of U. S. Cast Iron
Pipe and Foundry Drop.

Directors Of the United States Cast
Iron Pipe and Foundry Company yes
tcrday passed the preferred dividend
usually declared at this time of the
year, payable in four equal quarterly
instalments. The annual disbursement
declared last year was per cent.
The company's report for the year
ended May 81 showed gross earnings
of only Sl91 ,63f. a decrease of S614.-
$40. and deficit before dividends
amounting to $59.S6s. Payment Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
KILLS SELF FOR GRIEF
Husband Ends Life When Wife
Drops Dead.

Dutehess Junction. ~ Y, June "a
Herman Pruyn, of Duchess Junction,
shot himself to-day in Warren, whore
he was visiting his son, Louis, Just
after learning that his wife. Lena, had
dropped dead from heart disease in
Hunter. n. Y, where she had gone to
regain her health.
Mrs. Pruyn, who went to the noun
tains for rest, fell dead after hard
trudge up a grade. Pruyn, soon after
his son learned the news Of her death
by telephone, was found dead across a
sofa in the attic. He was forty-seven
years Old A double funeral will be held
in Warren.
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0lst street.


Tho approximats amount OF the lien or
Ire ~ satisfy which the above-described
nrouerty is to be sold. is 81, Ia o. with inter-
est thereon from the 18Th day OF MAY, I ''i'
together with the costs ana aho"1,nCe,
amounting 10 1922 -. with interest from June
lin 1914 together with the expenses OF the
sale The approximate amount OF the taAs'
assessments and water rates or other mems.
which are "a be allowed TO tne purchase as p oII
OF the purchase money, or pald ny the NoA-
cree. Is S4il 10 and interest; ..A
The PREMISES above described are sold SUI
iect TO a irst mortgage for SiOo0' WIN hc
crued interest thereon at the rate OF 1c per
annuu, from September -, 1918, also subject
TO covenants and restrictions OF record II
any. ard to the state OF facts shown by an
accurate survey. ~ ,o,
HARRY BLUR, Referee.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.-Winiam r. Appleby plalnuu'
against Thomas J. Mclaughlin and othets,
defendants (Action No. D.-ln pursuance OF
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale. duly MADE
and entered i'm the above entitled action anu
bearing date she 18th day OF May lVl4 !. IN
undersigned. the referee In sald Judgmeu'
named. will seh at public aucuoI AT me IN
{ hange sales Rooms Nos l4-l6 Nesey street,
i'm the Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New
York on the 18th DAY OF June 1919, az
twelve o. clock noon on that day. by jacob n.
Navers auetiOneer. the premises directed Dy
said Judgment TO be sold. and therein de-
scribed as follows: All that certain lot piece
or parcel OF land. with the building and I'M
rroyements thereon erected situate, lying and
being In the Borough OF Manhattan, CITY or
New York founded aud described az Follows I;
beginning a. O point on the northerly slde OF
one hundred and lwenty-eighth Street. dis
tant seventy feet westerly from the corner
formed BY the Intersection OF the westerly
side OF PAR. Avenue and the said northerly
side OF one hundred and twenty eighth
Street, rum ng thence noTtherly parallel with
the said westerly side OF Park Avenue
ninetv-nine feet eleven inches 70 the centre
line OF the block thence westerly along the
said centre line OF the block thrty-nve feet
thence 8outlsrly again parallel with the SAID
westerly side o. Pork Avenue and part OF the
wav through a party wall ninety-nine feet
eleven inches 10 tho nOrtherly side OF one
hundred and twenty-cighth street; thence
casterly along the said northerly side OF one
hundred and twenty-eighth Street thirty-hve
feot to tho oint or place % beginning. said
premlses being now known by the Street
Humber IS East i2Sth Street
Dated New York May 18th. 1914.
ALBERT UNGER, Referee.
CANNON & CANNON Attorneys for Plain
in. i95 Broadway. New York City.
The following u q diagram ~ the rroperty
10 be sold ia street number Is 70 East one
hundred and twenty-elghth Street, City OF
New York Borough Of Manhattan:
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