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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27
Special Nugget Service.

VERA CRUZ April 26.--Whch hnnd- ing O'Shaughnesy his passport Hu- orta took occasion to express him self upon the taking of Vera Cruz by tkc Americans. He said "I regard the initiation of war by the United States against Mexico us deplorabIe out
 r,,ge against our national sovereignty. This ministry reserves the right Of
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

The Federated church choir under the able leadership of Mfr. J. II. Scott. rendered their Easter cantata, Easter rraise. in the Methodist church last evening to the delight of the Eskimos. Rev. P. E. Bauer accompanied them and made n few brief remarks.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27
VILLA BELIEVES
 CRISIS PASSED
SrsciaI Nuaast Service.

JUAREZ April 27.-Villa left this morning for Chihuahua and Detore leaving stated that he believed that the crisis had passed and there would he. no war between the United States .nd Mexico. He made no statement M what attitude he would assume or his future plans in case the United States forces were withdrawn. except that the constIutionalists would pros ccute the war against Huerta till he was driven from Mexican territory.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27

Quite crowd of the Nome ball fans attended the ball game at the fort yesterday and witness an exciting an1 closely contested game between c'c . panics E and F. This was ono of a series of games for a trophy. The game yesterday was won by Company r. The scoro being 9 to 1.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27
HUERTA DECLARES U. 5.
 WAR POLICY IS OUTRAGE

presenting to other powers the events and considerations pertaining to this matter in order that they. as members n, the concerted nations. may judge of the conduct of the two nations and odout yuch attitude as they may deem proper"
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27
BRYAN WIRES CHAIRMAN "A
 ADVISING NEUTRALITY

were made by Huerta. for the of- lenses recently committed. The mes sage concluded with a statement that Carranza was advised to remain strictly neutral and thus facilitate the carly settlement of the entire contro- versy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27

niversary ball was a great success Eagle hall was handsomely decorated the floor and music the best possible ,rd the punch and dainty lunch q" rot be improved upon. The evening was enjoyed by everyone who w"r" fortunate to be present.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 SEATTLE, April 26.-Boyd T. Rud- street thi morning shot and instantly Filled his wife. while at her fathers home and in his presence. Rudstreet then turned the pistol upon himself and suicided.
 The crazed man is believed to have committed the terrible tragedy be- cause his young wife deserted him. hut a few days after their marriage a year ago. The grief stricken father
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27

Nrls Ludding and Mrs. Olga Heg- i.css were married last night at the Federated church, Rev. Bauer officiat- ing. The happy couple left this morn. ir.. at { a. m. for the hot springs wi:h Jules Gundcrson at the handle tars
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27

The Moose order will give another of their popular socials Wednesday
 There will be dancing with several new and novel features. The newly elected officers will have the social in charge and good time is assured the members and their lady friends.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. April 27.- Secretary Bryan today gave out the ..tatement answering the numerous reports that he intended to resign fr n. the cabinet, wherein he statc'1 thi "the subject of resignation had never been discussed with anybody
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27
opeeiaj Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. April G. Secretary Bryan this morning tele- q, aphed lengthily. the constitutional
 :sts provisional president. General Carranza, at Juarez. Bryan's message declared that the American govern : ment sent it's assurance that its forces would be withdrawn from all Mexican territory as soon as proper reparation
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27

John Brewer is in from the Moss creek dredge and reports he is mak- irG good progress and has tho dredge on wheels and expects to pull 1t out ct the creek to the top of the hill Monday. He does not expect to move the dredge to Hastings till tho snow is more settled. which will be in about week, he estimates.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27
.BRYAN'S RESIGNATION
 NEVER THOUGHT OF

or been thought of by me-"
 This decisive statement will likely squash the persistent rumors that President Wilson's cabinet faces an upheavaL
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27

For the benefit of patrons, toilet in rsar of Eagle saloon will be open Q" Sundays.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27

Reliable woman wants to do house work and family washing. Inquire al Nugget office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27

The case of l.avay vs. Northern Mining and Trading Company was set im hearing next Wednesday at 10 d. m
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27
PLEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY. A LIST OF OUR SPECIAL OFF FRS.

Suits pressed. $1. Now is the time to have your suits pressed in the latest styles. Never )o cheap before. Please t.ring us your cleaning. pressing and repairing. We do alteration and here is your big saving. Tailor made suit for less than you can buy ready made, all wool material Fit and work manship guaranteed. Get . suit that is made for you and you will feel better while wearing 1t Over two hundred of tl,is seasons latest styles and pat terms to select from. Also thirty two overcoat patterns. fancy vests and raincoats. Come and see us whether you buy or not.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27

FOR RENT.-The rooms over the Headquarters saloon. Apply at once at room No. 1 upstairs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27

Emil Olsen tKing of SolomonD 's going to Jess creek with an outnt |" continue mining operations on h''
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For Nome News and WorId's news get the Nugget.
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WEATHER REPORT
April 2s. 1914.

April 26. 1914. Temperature-Max., 32 above; minr 13 above. Barometer-3010 inches. Weather-Partly cloudy. Wind--NE.. 12 miles per hour.
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To keep abreast of what Is going oi get the Nugget.
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l.. A. LaBay and Jack Bremen arc ir from Bluff, where they are mining and reports everybody making prep nrations for spring work at that place.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27

The petty jury having complete. their labors were discnhTgeo '"'' morning by the court.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27

Chester Mulligan, the winter man ager for the Solomon drcdge came tc town Saturday and returned today.
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For reliable news. subscribe for thu Nome Daily Nugget. s2 per month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27

Miss Kjelsburg returned to Bluff this morning after . short visit in Nome
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27

Harry Edwards came up from Do- nanza last night. Edwards owns tho ferry at Bonanza and is here for SUD- plies and gear for the ferry which h@ is getting ready for the spring travel
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27

NOME TAILORING COMPANY, Between sessrstorn and Hsssn's and
 Zshner's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27

The case of United States vs. Hugh O'Neill was postponed till tho next term of court.
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Read today's news today-Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27

The Odd Fellows ninsty.hfth an
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-27

property which Is known to be quite rich.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-28
EQUITABLE BEGINS 56TH YEAR
Policies Paid, over 81, OOO,OOO,oo
in Reserve, 100000,

The Equitable Life Assurance Society
celebrated rs fifty-fifth birthday yester-
day kilograms OF congratulation pass
Ing between the main Office at 1866 Broad l.
way and many OF the branch offices and
agencies throughout the country. The
society was founded by Henry b. HYDE In
1889 and until three years ago the home
office was at 100 Broadway. where the
mammoth Equitable Building is now IN
course OF construction.
President William A. Day said yester-
day that since It's orranizat ton the
Equitable has paid to policy holders or
holders for their benefit $40. 600, 900 more
than II has received in premiums In all
the society has paid out more than s., 000.-
100000. almost one-half OF which has gone
10 living policy holders in the form OF
cndowments, dividends and other provided
payments
The society now has on hand approxi-
mately $500. 100000 In reserves belonging
10 policy holders. covering outstanding
insurance contracts OF $500, 900, 900 OF
potential values
A chart prepared by the society shows
It's progress In the last fifty years, in.
Guiding the various forms Of life lnsur-
Hnce developed.
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RELIEF FOR GREAT NORTHERN
Bankers Agree TO Extension of ST.
100000 Notes.

An understanding was reached hero
late yesterday afternoon between the
Gould estate and other Gould family
interests, represented by George ]. Gould,
and committee OF bankers whereby the
s1I 100000 three year per cent. gold
notes OF the International and Great
Northern Railway Company, due August
I. will be extended for a period of two
and half years. After the meeting
Frederick Strauss OF J. & W. Selig1nan x
Co.. speaking for the bankers, said
I'VE have reached an understanding
with the Gould interests for the eSten-
sion for a period OF two and a half years
OF the International and Great Northern
notes. due August l. The terms Of the
Arrangement will be laid before the larger
committee tomorrow. when full state
ment in regard TO the matter will be
made public"
The conference between George J.
Gould and the bankers extended over
almost the entire day. In addition 10
Mr.. Strauss, Franklin Q. Brown OF Red
mond & Co. and II. Lancaster Williams
OF Middendorf Williams & Co OF Balu-
more were present.
II Is understood that the agreement 10
be entered into to-day viii call for the
deposit OF considerable quantity OF
additional collateral and an increased in
terest rate.
In this connection II will be recalled
that the Missouri Pacific. another Gould
| property. so called. secured on June
the extension for one year OF s25.0OO.00O
| In per cent. gold notes The bankers
concerned at that time exacted an In
crease in the interest rate of from to
per cent. and the deposit OF $4,000 OOC
additional collateral in the form OF st
Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Rail
way bonds.
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srpRHME COURT. NEW YORK CorNrr

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
--NBRNHAM DAVIS and LOUIS pAN1t
plaintiffs. against GEKTRUDL r SMITH
CHARLES ". q BNlTEk. WILLIAM T.
MOORE. NATALIE 4. hEFENRE. BRQNN
MAR COMPANY and CLARA l.. KELLOGG.
Defendants.
IN pursuance OF "a judgment of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered IN t.a
10th day of July. 1914. l. the undcrsisned;
the Referee in said judgment named. VII
sell at public auction. Mt the ENchang'
Borough Of Manhattan. city Of New Yort
on the i:th day Of AUGUST 1914. a.
o'clock noon on that day. by Joseph r
Day. Auctioneor, tho promises directed b.
said judgment to be sold and therein de-
ALL. those certain lots. pieces or .parcel'
Of land, together with the buildings thereon
erected, situate, lying and being In The
known Sos. 505-607 West 1lb'h street
and bounded and described as follows:
BEGl&NlNG a. a point on the northerN
dred and twenty i've feet west OF BrosdWsy.
and running thence northerly parallel with
to the centric line of the block: thenc.
westerly along said centre line OF the bio.
said Broadway one hundred feet eleven
inches to the northerly side OF West llaih
sutet. and thence essterly along the sam"
Dated N' HARM isRSY \ SH'f FR sFaS hs Referee
JULIUS II. zlEsER, Attorney for Plair
si-ss Park Row, borough OF Manha,ta1.
New York City.
The following 6 diagram Of the prccr
erty TO be sold; its street numbers arc ~
Manhattan. city. County ana state OF N'r
Yo"k:
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY.

NEW YORK COUNTY.
Supreme court-Appeilate Dlvision-Re-
ssupr.m. CCourt-AAppcllatss TermnRec,s'-.
- supreme coqqrtySpeciaI Tern,,mParS L.
Ss t% Fo, rs western Union T: Z. Tra1lie
VS. Begss q Co. 3. Matter Of Wigu' Realty.
M nst,srsss f hrnsS W p aasa
vs. Sanitary M.ch spec. $. McNeigh vs.
=. sn'a s Matter OF <
IL. Matter OF Burns: 10. DALEY ys CITY
Of o:a y =, ,,,s snrn IS s s5H; ys'Gs94 ~
II. Heide VS. Messuri: Is, People vs. y V
Parcel Despatch; 10; same VS. same; 90 cry
: q, Rs,., :. Ru,f;; = simp:o@s c5pw:
H Is nf' Brov pGGt'or Townscnd ' 20
i'a"f Sample EXP 81. Mater r't q, standaTd
Elect Incubator; 81. Raisler VS. King 80,
So i"G pu Bosaao " v. Munros; 50. River Plate
stran.sy; IS; opsEati. P : L GO vs. c,sSs;gaTry
" Kreit.e5: ~; steilman ,. vs. Ken 80 ~,
IS, Krauth vs. Meyer; ~. orr Va Hamburg
s Mater rs0P S r fGrno 49,
VS. Torrens: 81, Farrell Va Tinch; SO: Gar
misc ". LinCh g. SG .t. G :. mIfh
=; ". McKsPns; 4 Es%s '. IInSS
/ hss keShC We lslHtns W. StllHh w i'ihA'
ohelli vs. Inch; SO, Condor VS. cresan;
e. p Hsfs v. HhsS ST. kSs Sc,e :, Fisk
IS, stokeso vs. kipstrick; 80, Corseh ~ "
F FnE bro. M'"' KsSepp p q 'f"
'. TThorIsy; q: In re fSusey Pub , Go'r p
q q: L Dl Hsn' a. Y sSH%y MSaas S
II, Wisch vs. schatzkin; Is. Brosnan vs.
i. 81 In G Rcthr VI NV Fuchs
So simpson va simpson, 80, I.oew ~
Ee,hsrs.en; 81, Gallo We CITY q n y az g.
n,r,.so. < 3 Eng: 80, Soid.mits y. Muller.
Inns va Klingenbsck %; Backns vs. Bronson
e. Hunt as LIE ini so., Tr' ~ h hSTnn
g. schl,ep VS. Bell; o. ArshameapIt ',
Taylor ss, Baker vs. Buck; %. Gcruhia Y,
vs n Blown; ios. Thedford W. Fletcher, ioS
Toner VS. Toner; lo'. Buiiowa vs. Clark
Fo'sT Same We .am S , Gs"A Verne
y. warner; Ios, whitehead We whitehead
~ cry OF W s'" X,n G n To y
springer co; ia Pakas Co VS. Leslie
a. shearer v. shsarer; il6i Gray r, vs. Gray
Finkeisein; rs KennlnE vs. Kennins
iig, FaiT,weath,sr vs. sEtPhgmn cour, o,.,
s sU sU a. Court TT cSSinser. Refor,
NOTION osl.ndsTowiiis FOR probat.Echar
iotte NJ Won der Leth, Joshua ] Undo
Peter Yogler. Agnes Robertson FrederlCl
Mistnetta. Lucia Purdy and Edward "
CITY oourt-special Term-Part BE
fore sohmuck. J. Court opens at 10 A. NJ
Motions.
Part II.--Before Schmuck. J. Court opon
at 10 A NJ Ex parte matters
KINGS COUNTY.
| Supreme Court-Appellate Division-@Sec
ond judicial observation-disclosures.
Supreme Court--Appellate Ttrm-Rscess
Supreme Court-Special Term-Part III
| TriAls--Rocess.
Supreme court-Triai Term-Ad3ourne'
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until nrs, Monday In October. 1914
County Court-Civil Calendar--Par W
Trial Term-AdJourned until october. Mo-
tons returnable and orders signed In Part
County Court-CriminN Cs,endsr--For
Trial--Part I.--Befors Thompson. J. Court
opens az 10 A. M.--Chrrles Schwartz, grand
larceny, Mckenzie Smith. rape; Abraham
Kafka, assault; Thomas Reagan, burglary
Philip Timiras, attempted grand larceny
James King, carrying dangerous weapon
Part IIt.-Before Hylsn, J.-Richard Aba
ksir. burglary; Bonnie Goldberg. receiving
stolen goods; Arthur Owens, burglary
Joseph Kiefer and BENJAMIN Aaron, bur
gIary; Charles Hendrickson, burglary: VIII
lam Shay, burglary; Giovanni Lopresti. bur
glary.
Court opens at 10 A. NJ. in tho Hall OF
Records, second noor-wills Of juliet
Durand, Marguerite Engler John IL, Cook
Christian Monard, Patrick Forkin, William
J. Gardiner. Jacob Iiebman, John Morri'
and Christina Roth. Accounting of Johr
Lewis. Edgar l.. Darbie. Alfred y. Criado
James Donnelly, Nels j. Nelson. Annie
Marsh. Joseph Albert and Gottfried Westor
nacher. ADMINISTRATION of Henry q; siering
Estates OF John Logue. Andrew Thomson
Chaskel Weinblat and John O'Connor.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF new
YORK James Clifton Brown. Plaintiff
against Edwin S. Alton and others. Defend.
ants.
and sale. duly made and entered I'm ,ha
above-entitled action and bearing date II.
2sth day OF June, ioit' I. tho nnderIrne-
room re os s its vesty Street IN he psr
Gus s, Gi S MSn ds S1n Sly @. Fey YORK on
on that day. by HERBERT A. sHERMAN
Auctioneer, the premises directed by SAIL
as follows; ALI. that -ssrtain lot, piec- o.
the Twelfth Ward, borough % Manhattan u
ser H as follows: BEGG1NNfHGG' a, a' po a.
on the southerly line OF West One Hundred
and Thirty.thrd street. distant one hun.
southwesterlv corner Of said West one Itut..
, red and Thirty-third street and Seventh
WIN TInnins s,5 ,he ss,e,,S ~
through the centre OF a party wall so far Al,
! the same extends. ninety nine ts9i fea.
eleven uD inches 10 tho middle line Of the
die line OF tho block thirty-seven Ca7l fe..
| six 90 inches. thence northwsrdy but again
| through the centre OF another party VAL g.,
| far as the same extends, ninety nina taat
feet eleven OH inches 10 the said sou'hsr
| line Of West ono Hundred and Thirty thi-t
Street and thence es.twardy but along SAD
\ southerly line Of said West One Hundrs I
and Thirty-third street thlrty.sever 49,
known as No. eos IVES, iasrd s!rs., WV
A. WALKER OTIS. Rstcr..
LORD. DAY & LORD. Attorney. TO- pis.
tiff, No, - wall street, Borough ot Man.
The following is a diagram OF the prop.r-
to he sold; its street Number I. PIE w.,,
| lo"n sueeN
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

WILLIAM u. KoRTLANG. oafs and res,au-
rant, az as Lexington avenue has Med
s?6.o73 aud assets ,i5tS' He has been in
CUISINES Y9nrteen years. ,
avenue, Tho Bronx has MED a petition in
bankruptcy with liabilities ssb,47o, con-
,rscted IN this city, Brooklyn and Water
JOE KARPP. a chauffeur. of IS ID lossh
street. who formerly operated a tAxioab
With ab,e. ' snd asset. m sa,n sss t
IN. liabilities sSl33 is a Judgment oh
man, an infant. for personal injuries in an
auto accident.
Schedules FILED.
HOTEL ST ANDREW COMPANY Broad
way and Seventy second street, liabilities
'a.S 200 S ana ,;cs -sss snS
i5,5S and lease Of hotel. value unknown.
Among the creditors ere Charles II. Davis,
1fN s 'atG Rro @i s5oS S% ToS.n &C.
Co, 81 i53 aud the State Comptroller. $3.50
IpA ALTscHULER. 1893 Southern Bouis-
ward. Liabilities sf5s6 and assets s+.o23.
Compositions Confirmed.
ISAAC Wol'F-Judse Hand has CONFIRMED
composition ~ Isaac Wolf dealer in
tors AT so cents on tho dollar payable
cent, ,ou Gaaa ana ~ cents IN min. ncss a,
eighteen aud twenty months. Liabilities
~ u. ma Nh MANU- h1Ni} GO
Judge Hand has confirmed a com position
90 The NJ l.. Brandt Manufacturing Com
pEny, manufacturers OF novelties az las
Duau" street with creditors at 90 cents
on tho dollar cash Liabilities were
81 s45.
Discharge. From Bankruptcy.
JIdgc Hand tsrday granted discharges
q these hankrupts: George T. Frawey, 5Ol
Mca' llzth street. liabilities i2,3io; Ma,
avenue. iSaitie. ,s7aS John H. Isl Ke misM
s,6a hroedwaN formerly president OF IN,
coupler Gear Company Of New York liza
hiiities 'illos; Kugler Bros, stock brokers
- Broadway, liabilities i2b.s7o; Charlie,
iedard, broadway. liabilities ST. 800: Ed
ward Nadow. iewclier, us Avenue A. liza
hl.ities ',b2. Rocth Blum, manufa
tur-rs ~ silk nj 70 wcst Twenty -secont
.trcet and I:ehiSh'on, Pa. liabilities sis5Oo
Harry l.. Sidawsky, instalment dealer, ga
I"nerson place, liabilities t2,7A3; Joseph ]
sinnosh grocer clerk 1873 East iI?th street
liabilities sloSa, BENJAMIN Tranen ieweller
~ Broome street, liabilities 1855; Pau
weldon. manufacture Of silk waists II
Me't Fourth street liabilities ts.l1S, an,
nomas 2illi formerly tlle manufacturer
'Vi' bathgste avenue. liabilities Sc, 9oI.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF vyw

YORK. COUNTY OF NEW YoRR-Midd.tov
Savings Bank. PLAINTIFF, against New YORK Real
Estate SeG%Iy So%y s1
sale, bearing date the eighth day OF July. 1911
and duly entered I'm the once OF the Clerk OF N"
County OF New York ON the tenth day of Juy
1914. l. the undersigned. the referee IN said iuds
mcnt named, will Sc At public auction, a. me
Exchange Salcsr Dom, Nos 1915 Nesey StreeA M
the Borough OF Manhattan OF the city ~ New
o clock noon on that day. by Henry Brady. su'-
uoneer, the premises directed by said judgment
IN he sold. and therein described as follows
All that Ger tain plot. piece or parcel ~ land
erected. situate, lying and being In the borough
OF Manhattan OF the City OF New York, in ne
County and STATE of New YORK bounded ,, ono
for med by the Intersection Of the westerly so,
Of Aud ubon Avenue and the northery side NJ
One hundred and Seven y-sevtnth street, a. tn'
nor thery side OF One hundred and NeNenn o.
seven tn Street one hundred feet. thence nor ihe
parallel with Audi Avenue ninety four icri
eleven inches; thence eastcrly parallel Win >AN
nor therly side OF one hundred ana seven. o.
seventh Street one hundred feet 20 the weston
side OF Audubon Avenue: and thtnce souih'i
nlncty-four feet eleven inches 10 the point %,
place Of be ginning Together with an gas anu
electric fixtures, ranges. heaters. hoil'tN, ,h
vators. refrigerators; hathtubs pumpN and n'
Chlncrv and connections Of every description n
OF connected with said building and Drrnlt'
and whether or not the same or any ~ then ar
securely attached to the freehold OF othcrwl~
the same havin been dec Jared In The NOR gH 20
hereby foreclosed TO he real estate and cover'I
by the lien OF said mortgagc.
JAMES a. LYNCH. Referee
POSTER Il THOMSON, Plaintiffs Attorney.
l<i broadway. Borough OF Manhattan, Ci'j o'
New York.
The followtn Is a d'a gram of the property 70
be sold. Its street number Is sio Audubon NN'''.
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The approximate amount NJ the lien o.
charge, to satisfy which the above described
property In TO be sold, IL Twenty nins thou.
sand one hundred and fifty-eight 90 d 90
Dollars, with interest thereon from tho I'm
day OF June, 1914 together with costs and
allowance amounting TO -Four hundred for,
six $1,000 Dollars, with Interest from Juue
rs. 1914 together with the expenses Of tn
sale. Tho approximate amount Of taNe~. a.
seHsmeuts and water rates. or other Her
which are TO he allowed to the purchase OF
81 the purchase money or paid by the Ref
cree. II Eleven hundred thirty and 92-loo
Dollars and Interest
Dated. New York July 3rd, 1914
\. WALKER OTIS. Ref.-..
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In regard TO the outlook for an In
creased volume OF business the directors
say:
"A return 10 normal earnings may be
allow on account OF the low tariff as values
Of steel products should, in the future
move more In sympathy with the worlds
supply and demand. rather than as here
tofore with domestic market influences.
There are, however. at this time some
indications OF Improvement In tho world 3
markets, so that there IL a prospect OF i'm
provement In values"
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nth Street

NTH Street
The approximate amount OF the lien or charge
TO satisfy which the above described propcrtl .
10 be sold Is one hundred and fOrty-nNe thousa'
one hundred and eighty-sik and ll-l0O dollA's
and interest thereon from July 2, 1914 togeue!
with costs and allowance amountln 70 fol'
hundred and forty-one and i1-iOO dollars ard NJ
terest thereon from July sth. 1914 together WIT
the expenses OF sale. The approximate amour
OF the taxes assessments and water rates or otlet
liens ~ be allowed TO the purchaser out of M
purchase money. or 10 be paid BY the rtf-Iss
thereon; taxes for 1914, nrst half 81, 46s, ~ anc
In terest thereon; assessment for 10th Suct'
Sewer, Gi71S and interest thereon from Jun {
In terest thereon.
Dated New York, ygly 10Th, inis. -
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BY Justice Donnelly-Morris r.. Webber
VS. Carril Rel cole Francis =. Kenny.
BY Justice OVERWHELMING NJ. Duhls Va
Retscy krulevitch, Louis Schulsky: John
sonia Dressed va Nicola Rimori, Daniel
Haney; Franklin TT. vs. Port Jeryis Id. and
Imp. Co. Patrick A. Gaynor; Jonas We'll w
Abe Fisher, Jacob Klein; Esther Schnitzer
VS. Margaret McKeon, John Hilderbrand, Jr
Rosa Gentlnger W Barney Mechanic, Joseph
Koch.