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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-31

1914 is placed at s3,s2st56 600 This
amount IL 3s.s per cent. OF the total
value Of Ill farm products. fraction
OF the total that has not been cqudlled en-
cept for the year 1910. when the per
Centage was 3s3"
The report says that the grand total
value OF al! crops, farm animals. products
ana farm animals sold and slaughtered
In 1914 as given above is greatly above
the highest total previously reached
The prosperity OF farmers" SAYS
the report, depends not 80 much
upon the amount OF production as
upon the total amount of money received
for what they produce. Thus this years
cotton crop - the largest ever produced.
but Its value to a farmer is much less
than the value Of any crop OF recent years,
ON the other hand. the corn crop in total
production IL only moderate one. having
been exceeded four times In the last ten
years. hut the high prices prevailing make
il the most valuable corn crop ever pro-
duced. In fact this years corn crop Is the
most valuable OF any one crop ever pro-
duccd in this country and undoubtedly in
any country"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-31
FIGHT FOR 40l YEAR LEASE.
Minority In Harlem Road Plead
Vanderbilt Contract.

That the Vanderbilt interests boz con.
troll OF the New Nuri, Central and the
New York and Harlem Railroad regard
the 4Ol year lease made in 1873 between
those two roads as - mere scrap OF
paper was the contention made before
Judge Hough IN the United States Dis
trict Court yesterday by the attorneys for
the plaintiff In the suit brought hy John
Royd and other minority stockholders OF
the Harlem road to prevent the merger
with ;he Central lines The arGument
Was over certain preliminary legal ques
tons In the suit
Ex-Judge william y. Cohen or counsel
for the plaintiffs declared TO Judge Ilough
that the Nanderhits. upon acquiring con-
troll OF the roads in 1852. made an agree
ment with each other that the rent
should not be decreased, OF the term OF
the lease OF 40l years should not Ice short
ened.
Nov" said the attorney, the Wander
bilts. regarding Their family contract as
a mere scrap Of paper, are insisting that
the consolidation of tine two companies
which would end the lease, j. lawful and
not violation OF the family contract"
Judge Hough gave the attorneys until
January 81 to file briefs
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NEWS OF FINANCIAL INTEREST
LIGHT ON WAR EXPORTS
SHOWS BROADER TRADE
November Figures Just Out Prove Denmark to Be Good
Customer-Cotton Shipments Larger Than
Same Month Last Year

Europr's large purchases of war ma
terials here are made strikingly apparent
in the details of the exports from this
port during November, made public yes
terday for the first time by j. H. Liant.
chief statistcian at the Custom House
The increase OF nearly s12,o00.o0O in
the total of sS2.S76.l22 exports from New
York last November over the correspond
ing month OF 1918 liz much more than ac-
counted for in the special war business
done
Foodstuffs, including wheat. wheat four,
rye. beef and sugar. supply the biggest
single class OF Increases in the list the
exports of these materials for November
of this year showing an increase over the
preceding November OF more than
$40 900. 900,
Italy was the largest taker OF wheat
during the month, shipments to this neu
trail country totalling si,5l5447. against
$27i,53O in November, 1913. Great
Britain got s52l.3i0 worth. against $37,'
37e In 1918. and s239.S70 worth wa:
taken by France, against s300.Se2 In No
vember. 1913.
Another neutral country, Denmark
was next to Italy the larges: taker Of
wheat, shipments being sS9l,20o, agAns
nothing in the November year sgo
| Denmark was likewise the largest re
cipient OF wheat flour from this port
her takings exceeding those OF both Eng
| land and France, I'm the total OF 81.
l33,4S5, agains, <53.6S6 in November o
| last year
| Denmark stands on, among the ned
| trail countries As SHARING in the cNpor
| trade of this port to an unprecedentet
degree OF Increase over the correspond
| ing month OF last year. Exports to Den
mark were S1.00O,194, almost fourteen
! times the amount in November, 1913. ant
about s.. 900. 900 greater than in Octobe
of this year. Her taklngs OF foodstuff
formed the big item for in addition Il
wheat and wheat -four Denmark i'm
ported from New Iorl, s2,026.5Oi wortl
/ of lard. against s9,5lj worth in the previ
| Gus November
! England and France were the other Iii
takers Of foodstuns from New York. Eng
/ land for instance receiving sl.034,63I o
! fresh beef, against none in November o
| las; year, and s55l,i2l of canned beet
AGAINST sl,6l9 France got slb6i.s5
worth of refined sugar. against nothin
in the previous November.
( The shipments of horses from thi
port in November are shown to have bee
very large. France doing practically al
the importing from here. Horses to tn
, number OF 4.la3 out OF total OF 40
and valued at sl.0S5,s00 OF the total val
uatlon of s1.0s7S6O were shipped t
France as compared with none in No
vember. 1913. France also was the bi
buyer OF automobiles. taking 6i9 OF
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total of SIS commercial vehicles exported
valued at $l,696.I23.
France also took sS61.SS9 OF the s929.-
22l OF saddles and harness supplies
shipped during the month. against prac-
tically nothing the previous November
France and England together took prac-
ticaily all the cartridges shipped from
here during the month. u total of s1.0s!,-
100, against sl03.5l2 the previous Novem-
Der. TO France was shipped about one
third of the S51l,O1 OF barbed wire.
An encouraging :!ature of the report
is that the exports OF cotton exceed In
amount those OF "A year ago for the same
were 47.73j for November this year.
against 44.950 in November a year ago.
The value. however, was less. the figures
being S1.921.3l3, against S2.722.72s.
England and France were the two large
recipients of clothing and materials. all
OF which showed great increases over
November. 1918 The decrease OF about
$500, 900 I'm value OF the total raw cotton
shipped was more than made up In the
sl,Oil.l73 OF cotton knit apparel shipped.
against SllS,6g9 shipped year ago
England took se09.tsi OF this total
amount.
The Russian army's tremendous de-
mand for drugs and surgical appliances
was exhibited In shipments TO Vladiyo.
stok OF sbO2.7oO OF drugs and s7i.023 of
surgical appliances.
The adverse effect OF the war on the
copper industry. shutting of tho Ger
man market. is shown by a decrease oi
about s2,SOO.0OO IA the value OF cop
per exported.
Table OF exports TO all countries in IN,
principal articles OF war shipments foi
November 1914 and 1919 follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-31
WESTERN MARYLAND
TO DEFAULT INTEREST
Announces Payment Will Not
Be Made on S16,OOO.O0O
Due Tomorrow.

The Western Maryland Railway Com
rany has decided not to pay the interest
due tomorrow on the sl6,OOO,OO0 out
Standing notes OF the company. OF these
ro,cs $4,000, 900 are secured by the free
assets. including the entire stock of the
Georges Creek and Cumberland Railroad
ami the connesvllle and state Line Rail-
way which owns the unencumbered line
between Cumberland, Md. and Con-
nelSylilc. Pa. distance Of eighty-seven
miles The remaining $4,000, 900 notes are
unsecured. The $l0,000.000 notes bear in
torost at per cent, while the remainder
bear interest at per cent. II is stated
that the company also intends 10 eliminate
the July | interest payment on the notes
until the necessary plans have been formu-
latol to take up the issues.
\ Hoteholders protective committee has
teen formed and consists OF the following {:
Frederick +. Gates, Ivy l.. Lee, Alvin w.
krech. T.. l.. Marston and r. ID. Adams.
The Bankers Trust Company has been
de- grated as the depos.tary. 1t is not
,Nprct,d that there viii be any great
ktrife over the default OF interest. as praC-
tctlly all the largest holders OF the notes
slroddy have agreed to the passing Of
the interest and the deposting of their
notes with the Bankers Trust Company.
The difficulties of the road are generally
VA. Those in touch with its affairs have
called for some time that a readjust-
Irent would be necessary sooner or later
Nuloss its operating revenues increased
l,cauy
The road has been Identified with the
Eo, kcfrller interests for some time and
last summer ahou, S6.000,000 Of the out
Standing notes were taken over by those
.'orcsts II was then said that the
r.ancial position OF the company had
rc-u considerably strengthened. Since
'.". cNp-Ts have reported that with It's
,o1l and rail departments separated, as is
.uN The case, the operation Of the prop.
'r'' Justified the support OF the note-
nu,4e.s
Tao gross earnings of the company thus
iNr 'u.s year have been only little less
Nn hose OF the previous year, while az
INCREASE has been shown in the not, l'oi
'." Nssdl year ended June 80 the com
nt.. showed a deficit after charges OF
Woo 600 rs compared with S4lj,00l
. year before. Carl II Gray, formerly
I.'sdout oi the Great Northern Railway
40. elected prcsidrp, OF the road OF
March ., 1915
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VANCOUVER FEARS NO RAID.
oni"iaIs RidicuI- Report Of G-rna u
Plot In CALIFORNIA;

OTTAWA. Dec 20 --tiovs rnmcni Off
o.als here sCoff n the report tina. Ter
maus iu California arr contemplating "A
rad upon Vancouver II is pointed out
fhat Vancouver and other Canadian cities
and towns on the Pacific are adequately
defended
Extra precautions against isolated acts
bN POSSIBLE raiders were taken ~ the out
break of the war. and the authorities say
;h"y have no reason 20 believe there 4.
any need for further precautions
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The stock Exchange committee yester-
day announced new minimum prices to
take effect to-day for the following stocks /:
General Clinical. 100 from l67 and Wells
Fargo. 70 from IS. The reduction In the
first named represents the dividend and
the rights now due, and In The second the
dividend due
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81. Louis. the Panhandle. yesterday de-
clared s"mi-annual dividend OF ply per
cent. on its preferred stock. THIS places
the issue back on its old 6 per cent. per
anuum basis \ dividend ~ one-half OF
per cent. was paid on July -. / per cent.
on April 25. 1914. and ! J.. per cent. quar-
terly previous % that date. This j. the
frst scmi-aunual disbursement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-22
Marston Beats Lequis in Medal Plavoff
WILLYS BUYS 400 BALES.
Automobile Manufacturer A,JS In
Move to UcIp south

TOLEDO, Sept 2l.--1n an effort to fur.
ther the national campaign recently started
TO better business conditions IN the cotton
belt OF tho South John y Willis. prcsi.
dent OF tho Willys.Ovcrlaud Cou,an,.
has purchased II bale Of cotton for each
OF tho 400 Overland dealers TN that SEQ
tion OF tho country MIR WUlv- h.
also declared his intention of huylnl,
AN additional bale Of cotton for rarn
overland car purchased In the two months
ending November IL
We arc simply doing our share toward
Increasing the value ~ our rpuntrv's
product" says MIR Willys Although
tho cotton crop this year has been cnor-
nous the outbreak OF war cut Off "A
large part Of the worlds market Tho
European factories have been unnamed
by the call to arms. AZ the looms arc
idle the demand which would have con.
Hnmed the crop has been suspcuded: the
growers who had visions OF prosperltv
are facing bankruptcy unless assistance
Is forthcoming
AFTER the war the factories abroad
Will reopen and tho looms will he worked
continuously to supply the great demand
for cotton goods. Prices of cotton will
soar and the South will again hc pros
ner"us In view ~ thes, facts vs., b,-
lieNe that thousands % patriotic Nucrl-
cans VIII see tn" value % the u'iu and
VIII contribute 20 the general business vol
rare OF the country IN proportion ~ th,.r
ability"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-22
CHAMPION MEETS DEFEAT.
smith. Holder of Two iH5 Pound
rifles, Outpointrd In Bout.

william Smith, Jr, Of the Bronx
Crurcn House, metropolitan and New
Y.rk state boxing champion AZ l35
pounds Wa outpointed by Rcntaun Ap-
pcl OF the Educational Alliance In the
uual bouts at the amateur boxing tour
uamcnt AZ the Crescent Athletic Club
last ght Jacob Tiplitz cluhmhto Of
Appel. ended the li5 pound bout In tho
nrst round, when he knocked out WillIsm
~ hrcns ~ tho Wo-t Harlem Athletic
cub
U ih, los pound class NJ Herbert,
W,-. Harlem \. C., won oyer \. Fried
man. Educational Alliance. In tho la
prund Gigs. T. STANLEY. Dominican Ly-
r,ju. boat - \. Orrs, East S't' House.
w tho i?1 pound class 4. Sack, Union
settlement. defeated NJ IIoroWIA, unal-
ta,hcd, IN three rounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-22
TERCENTENARY PLANS
FOR MOTOR PAGEANT
Governor Glynn viii Ride In
and Review Celebration
on October %.

THE campaign TO arrange an automobile
pageant rs part Of the commercial
toIccn ounry celebration In New Norb
on October IS has been launched. GOV
Martin II. Glynn has accepted an Invita-
ton to ride IN the pageant and TO re
view IL from the official stand Mayor
Mitchell viii also he invited to ride with
the Governor. IA well as other high OF
hciils Through the courtesy Of the
Automobile club ~ America headqunr-
t'rs Of the automobile committee Of tho
Sow York commercial torcenteuarv com
mission have boon established In the club
building. 247 West Fi''y- fourth street.
whcr" secretary Of the committee NJ. l..
Downs rs Installed with his corps ~
assistants.
\ luncheon was given by the commits
sion to tho automobile committee yes
t"rdav. Among tho chairinen Of sub
committees who we're present were Alfred
Reeves \ -. Bachelor. William J. Ice.
L. W Meade. H. VI Swetland G.orgc
Murray Hubert, T.. Lascaris also Elmer
Thompson. chairman OF tho automobile
committee George Duck. vice-chairman
Merle T.. Downs. secretary ~ the com
rn.'tcc who Us manager OF the pageant
William g. Iu'i,uor. who Is to serve as
cn'"f marshal of the pageant
Whom the announcement was made last
week th't th" commercial ttrcrntcnary
commission. which IS a. state commission
ndd giitrt't'cd prizes for the best deco
rated 'l5~ u tho various divisions ~
tn' pageant To- tho oVten. OF at least
2 900 and that $4,000 moro would Il,
spout "r Oh" pageant itself 20 food o.
pur'cs from prospective entrants reached
h'tldu'rt'r.. Entry blanks arc nov
being prepared and viii be issued the
latter par, ~ the week
Tn' various divisions arc being AZ.
ranged so that owners Of all classes 81
vehicles, both pleasure and commercial
".ll htr" fi.r opportunity ~ wlnnirg
price. In some ~ tho divisions In whicl
eNHul"urs drive for private owners gold
watches ar" 60 be- given TO the drivers o'
i'" winning cans. iu addition TO tho rcg,r
'Ir u"r"r-' rrIZ.r
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NEW YORK SUpKr"T COrRr. cOr Wy ur
l+Ni. tId.uur. against -. iiNHAl,D MANNER
and Others, Urtruuanls
In pursuance ~ = judgment NJ foreclosure and
sac, duly made ana eni"rcN In thr nboNc-cn-
r'led action and bearing date the 2Gth day ~
lu'y. 1914 I the undersigned the Referee IN SNd
judgment named. viii sell at public auction. az
tht Exchange SAle-roum. Nos ii-lS Nesey Stree
IN the Borough ~ Manhattan. ti'y ~ New
YORK. on the :'i day Of September. lDll ~
e O'Clock noon on mai day. bv p Phoenix ingta-
ham Tsa Nucilrnecr. Tho premises directed b"
said Judgment IA bee sold and thcrcu described
rs follows
All. that certain lot ~ land with Two huudinc'
thereon ere ted, situate l'iug md being In ih'
Borough - Manhattan Guy. County and state
~ New NoIh bounded aud described ~ fuluv'.
BEGINNl 70 At a uuint pu t.r 'nr''c'ly -Idc ~
i9si street distant two h.nIrei .."o 'cct eleven
~ inches westerly from the soufhWrstr cor
ner NJ l3lst Street amt Madison Avenue running
thence westerly along the srulNcry side Of i3l.t
Street eighteen 49, feet two - inches thence
'nuthcrlv and parallel WITH Madison Avenue
ninety mine 1907 feet eleven ~ NuohCs 70 the
center line Of the block then cHstery and IarNl-
lei with l3ist Street eighteen ll-l feet two ~
Inches thence uor'herlv amt rarrllel win Mad
son Avenue nlnety-ninr 81. feet eleven a.
sAserly and westerly walls Of the building on
said lot being party walls
Dated New York August 2l~i illt
PHOENIX INGltAH AZ. Referee
BOWFRS & SANDS ulAIufTs Attorneys
"a cedar Street. Manhattan. Sew York !.
The following IA diagram ~ the properiv N
he sold it, street number ls No. 10 Past l3iss
Street.
i5ST STREET
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NTw york SI'pkFNt COZ h1.. COT NIN oI
NFW Work .-tHARlFS \ SHEkNAN. as
executor &c priutiF against MAJ iN' y BRtll-
ZkN and Others. deter dsuis
In pursuance Of = JUdtmrui ~ foreclosure an d
M le dulN made and 81 tered Ia me .boNC-Cu ktlcd
action aud bearing dale nc .uh day ~ Angus.
1914. l. the undersigned. n rCirrc" IN said ludF-
mrnt named. vii sell AZ public auction. a. The
FXUfaugc ShlCsToom. No ii-ih Ncscy Street. IN
the Borough 81 Manhattan tiiy 81 Nrv orA
on tie 2aud day OF september. l1lt AZ J.. clock
noon that day g. hl MY WENlN. Auc-
uonecr the premise. directed by SAID judgment
10 he sold and nor N dcsctitrd ~ follows
ALI. that certain TOT al Mi Il. with TIC build g
thereon erected. situate. lying and lritl lu On,
borough Of Afnthttan, 4 iiy nl New orr bounded
and described as follows
BEGINNING a. a point On ne uorikerly s'de
of one Hundred and NChty sixth street, d slant
two hundred and sCNtutS-twu feet six inches
westerly from Nc roTihwCs'cilv corner Of nm
Avenue and said street UtuCe running nuriherlN
and part Of the Why through Ne centre If party
wall and parElcl with rfth AN'nue, rinety-ninr
feet eleven lrClcs 10 centre line Of bio, X. hence
zen 'rri siN luChCs tnCrcc sOUthrrly and hThln
pa rallel with iitth Avenue, Fnd p6rt ot INC wev
u rough centre 81 a ptriy wall nlnCtl-nino feet
cr. en- inches to The north'rly side ~ ono Hun
bred and rwcriN-SiNth Street and thence east
rsy AlouP ID street seventeen feet six inches to
tie ulaCc 81 BEGINNING
Dated, New York August 2lst. i0lt
THOMAS COSIlGAN. Referee
BOWFRS & SANDS. plaintiffs Attorneys, "A
Cedar Street. Manhattan. New York =
Tie following is q DIAGRAM ~ the property N
be sold Ne street number Is % West Roth street
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The aTpru inmate amount ~ tro lion or charge.
to Sati~ft which the above described property ~
20 he sold II right thousand one hundred aud
rfil eight N-ltn ollars 81, is 81. with interest
thereon FROM tho 2>t day Of August 1914. together
IN cost and allow Hncc amounting H. -Four nun
drrd and siNt, -uNe sp-iOp Dollars lA6b So With
interest from August 18th 1914, together with The
expenses ~ the sale The approximate amount Of
the taAcs. assessments and water rates. or Other
Hens which Rrr to be allow 81 to the purchaser oNI
Of the purchase money, of paid by The Referee. Is
Seven hundred and nineteen S'-l00 poldrs
,S7ls ~ and Interest
said premises are sold sub icct 20 a prior mort
gage ~ fifty thousand 'JNuOW, with accrued m.
'erest A. nNc % per cent per tnuum from March
list, l0li the principal 81 which is now pa-t due
and payable
dated, Ncw York August M, lHll
BfNT O. pASkI'S. Referee.
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SEW NOIN 81 rRENE COtR
cot 'NTN or NFN YORK

.
pTTTY CT STNAI plslnti7. against HULnA
q ARKAHAMS aud others, defendants
In putsuAuC" 81 Judgment OF foreclosure ami
sale dulv made and entered In tho abo, c-cutitlct
action and hearing date the 9Th day Of August
1911 the undersigned. the Rcfcref in said judg b
rucnt named will sol a. public auction. at the IA
change Shle-fOotu. Nus. SIG Ncs"y street tn INC
Borough Of Manhattan. City & Sow YORK, on TN
2gd dAy ~ September. 1914 At 4 o'clock noon on
that day. by Joseph = baN. Auctioneer. the
premises directed pN aid judgment - be sold and
therein escr. be- as follows. Al that certain lot
nf land with N, building thereon erected sit'latc
In the Borough u Manhattan. city OF Sew hnlA.
bounded and described A. follows
BEGINNING A. = point on The soVtherly s'fe ~
a3fd Street. distant one hundred and sixty ~
feei westerly from the soufhWrsterlN corner Of
FIRST Avenue and ard Street fgnninc theme"
II tho distance through u parry Wall ninety Eight
~ feet nine ~ Inches. thence westerly and par
allel with 39ri Street. Nf, in ftci thence north
ers ard pN'aIlsi win rust Aver and part ~ he
distance fnruVgn o. nar'l wall. ninety eight rs
feet uino Ip iurh's tO m" ,1ufho'IS side uf % #
Street. ana thence Ca~''Ia along the SouthclI
side ~ a3rd street. Mtg ~ feet ia thD point or
place be- ming I'm said premises arc kno" Il
hy The street uluher, SEQ ard 81 A. Ard street
in the borough ~ Manhattan, C,ty q New York
Dated, New NoTs. August al~t, lpli
Wy VI. q. IASkl y, Referee.
now FIS &SNNnS
piHInun~ Attorney.
~ cedar street
Manhattan, Ncw York y
Tho following If, = diagram - tho property - Nc
.aId rs street numbers are So ana 81 East Jitd
Street.
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suPRENr COUNT Cor>T or >rw
". l.r-.uhurs and IN
nv, , r,m n,,I, as ~, ,.' Abe t,...
70 purs.tn." n' 'f.- "'. r.... .i,.
ahf .AI'. nnH wt'U t.I .r',-'. . fh'
9TH a.y % Angus. ,ei T. ',r,. .u'si,,.lso."i.
s,u .,.''... 80 80, ~ .. l,...,'
Hoor. -a., 'o.,t'i 70 W.T..
s,r,.. bug u.a Bo'ouFu o' Nsrb,. rr.. an
on ,s Tx 'J,,' - s,,,.ir'.b,r' tx, =;
o'clock noon on hat a'y. by Joseph = paX
Judgment 10 oe s0id. aud therein deacribed
,aut o,ib tic bur.iinrt thereon sr.,,. l.
;'aa,,g. n'ns snd 6,,'nf ,n ne st"r'lsf e.,
bounded aud described IS fo'oVs. 81. W..
kTf ming a. poni on re tho ~.
feet 'o''erly from tho northea,'~r'y corner
.rd running theus, nor'hsrly 'and p.r-u.l
y ,h.,. IN. G 1,.,,y he .op .' IA s, ,tr '
,"rr,, .,hr,s fee, and 7, 'ucio. au5 ,r,u.,
southsr.' part ~ the way 'n'oUEH 'l. sea-.
n. Of party W. erected on ths %, hsreoy
east ara raraHe with First Nverur r'r''s-
-, .ide Of w.. twenty sesoni Stree. ana
,ssso wNe',g' ,.oin I,, N ne f., .' in, Eroi
bcirr Il, sane rremncs congry-a .
o,'pn.nf < Rp,'"sr by r., hr s Iehn'
Apri' I'h 1855. and recorded So tho once i
- Eess'er q no OK and COUNTY q >"w
Con, 'ysrrsf. PAGE g,
Tos' Of h, "S a iots S s' g ,5r, "a. IN n
AND 70 The ,rarty nal on The ve.'erl, sac
DATED Ne" YORK; r fSrSi' J. &('l,in4N.
wAIiLAc!g5.,N ,yngELlANp.
50 % IarE Row. Manhattan borough. >.w
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FoRrCIosrrF SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF SEW
NpRk-Thc Greenwich savings Bank,
plsintin. against Jacques Wen and others
In pursuance Of Judgment ~ foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered In the
above. entitled action and bearing date the
the rcterc" IN said Judgment rsmru. vii
3 a. publ auc,on;. at the ENchang.
Borough Of Manhattan. CIV of sew York.
on the sgnd day OF september 1914, at /?
O'clock noon on that day, by JOSEPH p
bAI Aucuonter n, premises directed by
said judgment to be sold. and therein de-
sCrihcd ~ follows.
ALI that certain lot piece or parcel ~
thereon erected, known a. Numhor Two
Hundred AMI Two ,2osb East slNty.nrs'
N.n,t,,'tR Wsrd o, ths Roronsh 81 Man
haitian Of the city. County ard state Of Ncv.
Norh and bounded and described ss follows.
REGGNNiNG at point on tho southerly
sld' Of StNtN-hrst street distant s'vcutN tiOI
inters", ton OF tho said tputher.y side "
SiNty .nrst street with the tAstcTly side OF
Third Avenue and running thence casteriy
S'itrt scN'ntecn tll' fcvt. thence touthtrl
and parallel with Third Avenue and part OF
feet and nve 80 Inches. thence wc.,crl,
and parallel with said southcrly Eide %
thoncc northarly and again parailI' WttH
s,id castcrly sido Of Third Avcnu. and 10
part Of tho distance through another party
wall sixty 600 f.'t aud ~, 60, inch's ."
tho point or place Of beginning be tho -atd
5, NetaI Distance and Dimensions more "r
Dated New York. August g. 1914
y. ~ MAR SANDS. ATTORNEY for rlnnur
Tn, following is diagram OF ,bo pror.
rrN 10 be- SOLD. Ito street uumoer rs .oa
sist Street,