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JUAREZ RACING RESULTS.

First Race-seiling three-year-olds and
up. i've furlongs-Di Dixie Mine. 10 Il, Gen
try, 3 to ]. even and / to = won; Palma,
second; Moller, 10 ,o,Brien), ! to /. : to
/ and even. third. Time. 1901. c. W.
Kisker. spirel!a, Goggety. ,Tornillo, Shelf
held. Gilbert Rose. Miss Fissy, Smiling
Mag. Lad. Sweet Male and lone Star also
Second Race-senins; three-year-olds
and up; seven furlongs-Sharper knight.
won; J. Nolan lot lHunt), 8 TO J., to /
and even, second John Louis. lO3 70. Gem
n.y., : TO J. 3 20 ! and 3 to 2, third. Time.
iiss i,6, rs,i, n,Sg, Hsr,hs y; pownjand,
Coghill. Fancy and willis also ran.
Third Racc-selling, three-year-olds and
up; nve flrlongs-kenneth. 100 CMorysD,
5 to !. ? TO l and even. won; Orimar Lad,
ond Aunt Elsie, lo5 90, Gentry, to !,
. to ! and even, third. Time, 1900 S-5.
Francis. Nifty, Charity Ward. Kid Nelson
and up; nve and a hall furionr.Eseneca'
ios ,o,nrlenp; TO- 2 and out, won;
and 2 to 3, second; Brookheld. 40 ,Mc-
CabeJ, 4 to !. to g and 2 to g., third.
Time, 1905 l-5. Luke Mae, Star OF Love
and Drysd also ran.
Fifth Race-Selling; -olds and
up; seven ADMINISTRATIONS. 40 ACTON.
even. 2 to h and out. won; Mary Emily,
ios mpi'kSns,i 5 TO !; to ana ? TO e.
10 TO /, 4 10 | and 2 to 1, third. Time,
l;27 Is. Chr.s.ophlne. Black Sheep. Rey
and Lady Young also ran,
sixth RaGe-Sslling three-ysar-old and
up; one mile and an eighth-Flitaway, 1905
Mamie McDee. 100 (Phniips,. Q TO 2. to
3 and I 10 s. second; Mud Sill, iO5 tMorys).
Moilie Cad. CONSIDER and blooming Poscy
also ran,
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STATUS
TO Be INVESTIGATED
VIM. II. Parry Makes Charge
Of Professionalism Against
Great Walker.

George Goulding. the worlds cham
pion walker, nay be the next big man
In the athletic world to have his anna
teur status Investigated by the regis
tration committee Of the Metropolitan
Association. Some time z william II.
Parry, an old time walker who IL in
great demand as a Judge Of heel and toe
work, stated that he had communications
had transgressed the amateur rules. but
at tho time no particulars Of the al
legged offence could be obtained.
II was learned yesterday that Mr..
Parry had turned over To George L.
Mathews. chairman of the registration
committee, a statement regarding Could
ing's doings hat he considers puts the
great walke outside the pale of anna
teurlsm. That statement will be placed
before the registration committee at its
meeting mex Wednesday night at the
club rooms If the American Express
Employees. 81 Madison e II will
be determined then whether the circum-
stances warrant An official investigation
such as was made in the cases of kiviat
and Smith.
At the present time Parry still In in
possession OF the documentary evidence
which he believes Is sufficient to prove
Goulding a professional but he has sig
mined his willingness to produce the let
tiers in his possession provided the COM
mittee thinks that the statement war
rants an investigation. The exact ma
ture of the charges could not be learned
last night.
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TWO CUPS FIND OWNERS.
Matches for HasIin and TOurna-
ment Trophies End.

Inc shoots for the Haslin and the
ornament trophies came to an end ut
We IraFers Island traps yesterday. In
ue FORMER event w. ]. Smith, r. r.
"4hamson and X. i. SPOTS all had
lu'! scores and so were credited with
'ess' 1t ave Smith his third win.
enough to become the permanent owner
OF the prize.
seven Funners scored legs on the
tournament cup. They were w. j..
nn"'h. W r. Delehanty, W. -. Ogden.
a. 6 Strine. u. s. Mcmahon, II. l..
'po''S and W. l.. Thompson. The wins
lhFew ogden n Mcmahon into a tie
ior The prize. and In the shoot off the
.oIner won by 20 to 22 targets. The
accumulation cup saw straight scores
rss'ste1ed by q. j. Corbett and A. L..
.,rH, 'orhctt also too the Travers
tsahd trophy on a shootoff with a per-
icy string after being in a tie with w.
i'elehanty, n. l.. Culver, w. Il. Og-
'',, W, l.. Thompson and g. Rogers.
4na Aigh scratch gunner was Il. l..
Spots, who had a total of % out Of a
iossl''e 100 blue rocks. The race for
W. ~ handicap prize ended In a tie,
:" D. smith. w. r, Delehanty and w.
thompson having had full scores OF
' 'argets' Thompson won the shoot
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PLAN CREW RACE
TO DECIDE TITLE
intercollegiate Rowing Asso-
citation Wants Real Cham
pionship Regatta.
URGES ENGLISH SYSTEM

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 2S-The
American intercollegiate Rowing Assoc
citation is planning to bring all the COL
lese crews together to decide the Ameri-
a championship under a system such
as prevails at the English Henley re-
gatta. According to the Official an
nouncement mad here tonight. efforts
to bring this about were made AT the
second annual meeting OF the association
at the Yale Club in New York. Repre-
sentatives of Yale. Columbia, Cornell,
Harvard. Princeton. University Of Penn
sylvania n United States Military
Academy were present.
The idea is to do away with many Of
the early season races and make II nos
sibie to settle the college rowing cham
pionship definitely. The plan will he re-.
ported at the spring meeting OF the asso-
citation to be held in Phiiadelphia on
May IL, the night before the American
Henley races.
NeIr @sehtatres 40 the mee.ine
pointed out that the present American
Henley brought together the second
crews OF the competing colleges. the first
varsity crews being reserved for the re-.
gattas at Poughkeepsie. y. Y, and at
New London. Conn.
WINE IL was considered likely that n
new American Henley would do awav
WIN the annual Poughkeepsie regatta.
representatives OF Harvard and Yale in
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F~ORECLoeURE SALES.


vsurREME CorRT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORk-Helen sladc Ogil,i., rIaintin.
Hgalnsi Elisabeth A. Demarest and others.
In pursuance Of n Judgment Of fore.
closure aud sale. duly made and entered
IN the above entitled action and bearing
me undersigned. the referee In said iude.
,nent named. will sell at public suction At
s shr Exchange IN ss,c,rcom; No. ILLS v...y
-, 9 YORK, on the Ith day Of November.
,s.S; at u "'clock noon on that day, By
directed by said Judgment to be sold. ana
'herein described as follove:
AZ that certain lo. piece or parcel o.
thereon erected, %sltuate. lying and being
IN The borough Of Manhattan. city, County
snd Hta.e o. New York. bounded and de.
side s's nf snyen at q R9In, on tn, .ou;h.rly
from tho corner formed by the intersection
o. the southerly side of seventy. third
street with the ~ea.terly side Of Madison
parallel with Madison Avenue and part Of
the distance through a party wall one
20 tho centre line 81 Of the block bet
Seventy-secon and Seventy third streets.
theme" e%asterly. along the said centre line
nor,herly. again parallel with Madison
Avenue and part of the distance Through
another party wall. one hundred and two
side OF seventy third Street; and thence
westerIy. along the s%outherly side Of sev-
rn,y,'n,rd street; twsn,y 900 feet to the
Dated New York. October 18th. 1915.
JOSEPH p: EDBlsoN. Referee.
HENRY NJ BELLlNGER, JR. Attorney for
Plaintiff. 1875 Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan. New York city.
The following is a diagram of the prop.
East 13d street:
Eas, 73d Fl.
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FIELDING OF GIANTS
AND DODGERS POOR
New York Club Next to Last,
Official Averages just
Issued Show.
EBBETS'S TEAM IS SIXTH

There aren't any New York or Brook.
Ign players among the felding leaders Of
the National League. Thu official aver
ages Just issued by Secretary Heydler
show that. The Giants are next to last
In team fielding and the Brooklyns one
notch above them.
OF players who took part in more
than half the season' games the lead
ers are Mollwitz at first base. Miller at
second base. Groh at third, Wagner at
short and Chief Wilson In the outheld.
chief Meyers stands high up among
the catchers. He Is second to Gonzales.
the Cuban. Snyder, the s~harpshooter OF
the Cardinals. caught In 142 games and
easily overtops all the other backstops
in the number OF men he threw out
stealing. Babe Adams of the Pirates Is
the best fielding pitcher. The averages
follow.
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Athletes Ask Lighter Penahy--G oudSrg Is Accused
C0FFEY AND SMITH ARE FIT.
irish Has chance Tonight 90
Onset Defeat ny Moran.

Jam Corey will have a chance tn re-
deem himself in a measure for his re-
cent defeat by Frank Moran II he can
evade the wallops of Gunboat Smith
When they meet in a ten round bout in
Madison Square Garden tonight. The
freshman has not given up hope Of bat
tim his way n the position Of a con-
tender for the heavyweight title and his
friends are confident that he will show
Improvement over his dis
play against Moran.
Cofey has been training at Crotona
Lake and has been working faithfully
with the Idea OF showing that he can
back. He IL in fine physical condi-
ton and has got rid OF stomach trouble
bothered him before his bout with
Moran. Smith has trained at Sleeps
head Bay and Is At. Billy Roche will
be h third man In the ring.
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dated New York. November c3d, 1918.
JOSEPH u. EDEISoN. Referee

MEw roRk srFREME COURT NEW
nhnRk ronNTf-JoHN A. STEWART.
G HrBBARD. as Trustees in New York OF
me Liverpool and London and Globe In
ssfinss w vi2mpfrnMXi L'%iiea' Rrisln',n;
others. Defendants.
In pursuance Of a Judgment O. fore
nIoslre and sale duly made and entered
date the 18th day OF October. 1915, I, tbs
undersigned. the Referee In saii judgment
Exchange Salesroom. Nos. i4.i6 ve.ey
S,rse,; In tho Borough OF Manhattan, city.
gay - December 1918, al IL o'clock noon
on mat day, by samuel io.dsticker. Auc-
.oa"rr, the premises directed by said
Ju'tin'ht I" lie sold and therein described
ALI. that certain lot, piece Or parcel .,
am, together with the buildings and i'm
ana being in the Borough Of Manhattan.
~! OF New York. In section ,. Block SO
~ Ime 'and map thereof, bounded and de-
ALL that certain To-. riec. or parcel o.
and situate In the CITY OF New York.
r~e!f'h " warad on N. 81 GU, prorsrM in ,h'
helnnging 30 the estate OF Thomas Burning,
naa1 ey Edward Doughty, Guy Surveyor,
nird IN the oMee Of tho Register OF Tho
CITY and County of New York. as lot No.
~ TO say Northeriy in front hy Fifteenth
stree. tWen'y-hve ,2iI feet, Southeriy IN
thN r"Hr by ground now ar late, belonging
10 III" estate 81 Henry SPRINGER, .l.ceasei.
invent! tNe go feet eight and one-eighth
'sisb inches; Westerly by lot No. IS on
said map ninety nine ossl feet two and
one 'ourth t@i. inches. and Etsterly bv
lot No. so on said map ninety-three tg3i
tour 80 inches. be the said several
dimensions NOR" or less, The Westerly
Of said premises being "A party wan
sni said premise being now known n
number - West Fifteenth street. Borough
OF Manhattan, cay Of New York"
- BJt'I to party wall agreement 20
corded tn the ON o of tho Register OF N.
County OF \cw York IN liher III Of con
NeNtnres. at rage $40, eu,roathmcut not
one 80 inch upon the HboNe-
described premises los the West wal Of
the building adjoining on the east
Dated, NcN Work. November ION. 1918.
ALEXANDER / RORkF. Referee
BEEkMAN. MENkEN a GRISrOM. A..
torneys for Plaintiffs. t2-ti William
Street, Borough OF Manhattan. y. Y
city.
The following is a diagram Of The prop,
er,y to he sold
The Street number e. IS IVES. 1F'h Strcst
West NTH &,
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Eight men tied with full scores OF
% In the shoot for the monthly cup at
the Manhasset Bay Yacht Clubs traps
yesterday and IN the shootoff II. l..
BeaGcN proved the winner. The same
number of men tied in the match for
the yearly cup. They were T. II. Lewis.
w. Grose. w. l.. Silkworth. u. r. Smith.
G. l.. Thompson. l.. \. Newman. ID. G..
LOOMS and II. l.. Beadell. 1t required
three shootoffs TO decide the winner.
was Waldo Crosse. In the 100 bird
handicap shoot g.. T.. Hyde. w. Crosse,
II. Il. Smith. C. l., Thompson. u. c.
and L. A. Newman tied. each
returning full scores.
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HORSE RACING FOR FRANCE.
Nice Jockey Club Authorised I,
Hold Meet Next Year.

LONDON. Nov. 2N.-In spite Of the wal
horse racing viii he resumed in France
in the new year, the Nice Jockey Club
having been authorized to hold it's an
nual meetings In January and February.
II the races give satisfactory resu!ts ar
rangements will he made for the meet
ings in Paris next spring.
Several Italian owners have sent In
acceptances for the races in Nice and
entries are expected from the best Eng
lish owners.
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SUSPENSION NOW IS
KIVIAT-SMITH PLEA
EXPELLED Athletes COnccdc
Guilt by Asking for
Lighter Penalty.
HAVE no NEW EVIDENCE

Counsel for Abel r. Kiviat and Harry
! smith yesterday practically gave up
the fsht TO prove tho two athletes guilt
!. les, Of the charge Of having demanded
excessive expense money to compete In
sam,s held In Schenectady last Septem-
S,r. Instead Of trying to batter down
/. the evidence on which the ynsn were con-
vc,ed by the registration committee Of
the Metropolitan Association Of the A.
A L. John T. Doolins put in a plea for
initiation Of the Offence and asked hat
the sentence Of expulsion from the anna
tour ranks be modified to one of sus-
pension.
This action was taken Mt the ad-
journed meeting Of the A. A. u. COM
ml,tee hearing the appeal to the board
OF governors of tho national body. which
wa. held at the Hotel Aston yesterday
morning. Roscoe Campbell. tho handl-
capper for the Albany district. who sup
piled the principal evidence against the
men, vas on hand. He Is the man whom
counsel for the athletes wanted to cross
examine und there was a surprise for the
Investigators when Mr.. Dooling stated
that he was willing to let the case rest
on the records without conducting the
crcss.examination or producing any new
witnesses.
Gustavus r. Kirby. chairman Of the
committee. made II plain after the meet
-. ,hat shA Audin0 ~ I'm local vap,iatrn-
ton committee would be upheld in the
report which the special committee will
submit to the board of governors. lie
conceded that. not being lawyers. the
members of hat committee might have
erred in the manner Of hearing the evil
derce. but that the registration commit
tees motive had been good and that
sufficient evidence had been submitted to
allow that body to pass judgment on the
case. There will be no further meetings
Of the special committee as a whole to
consider the case. but on January 3 Mr..
Kirby will sit for the committee At his
ONCE, 2 East Twenty-third street. and
viii receive the brief that Mr.. DOoling
will prepare on the question OF a reduc-
ton OF the sentence. Within fifteen days
from that time the special committee will
present its report TO the board of gov
ernors and the cases of the men will be
dlsposed or once ana Tor all by mail
'o,e o, me poard.
A. had peen promised AZ the meeting
on tne special committee on SATURDAY
'aHpoeiI was pIeseh' wneh tne meeting
and Edward +. Babb, the other MEM
bers Of the committee. and Supreme
,ourt Justice nar'ow .. "eeNs' ALSO
were N
Mr; Dooiins caIien attention 10 the
CONSTITUTION snu oy-ia"s OF 'ne a. a. l"
vhcn ne saiu were ohtrao'ctory IN Ger
'hln CLAUSES bearing on lne cases Atter
Sa.'he Una ne was con'ent 10 iet me
.ases resi- ON .ne re.orn' ne maihlain'n
mat the punishment U, eNPu'S'on was
700 severe ana ASKED the cofhHl,tee 10
'nahse tne sehtehce 70 one OF suspeh-
s,on' mus inc coniIhI.'ee informed MN
INA, IL hau no po~er 10 40 ana MT
nroy s,a'e" NAT ne was not sure 'ha'
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.

TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name IL omitted
address party of first part)
Dow ntown.
- ,Sou,h Of Fourteenth 81
Heorsia s y + Maciag, 80 " ff s1,s 81, Nov
"a; atty. r q 60. I7s way...... $4,000
BRooME ST. 40, $ " 9 Lewis At. sssso-
Manhattan Holding Go to Tanner Realty
Corpn, ?sS Bway, ali liens. Nov 20. 81
SPRING sT. II. II . cor Elizabeth IT, sS.3x
e5x2b.3Nse tforeclos Oct ?ob Jos ullman.
ref. to sidney l. Josepthal at Werrehton.
Va, all r I and I, which Annie Davis
had on Mar I. 1910; atty. Alex Apo, ~
'edaf Wv"
,ra-, o, rit,n h "s' H ss;..en Fourteenth
and ION sts.t
.,Tn ST, /, q, IS: is W Madison ay. ssx
loo.t-Harry r sherman to VIM HOLMAN,
I'll IN as, College Point, l. ] mtg $40.
600. all liens. Nov 2g; atty. VIM II Han.
ford, IS Nassau at. ................. al
S7TH ST; Egg y. n :. sso = 30 av; :o,ioo !
Mtg Guar Co. l7' Remsen ~, Eklym;
Nov ~; atty. T q 90. l7s Bway: $1,000
August Relmon, to the ~ l. ~ -
Corpn. - Exchange pl. mtg 400 600,
all liens, Nov IL atty. 'has : pa'i."m;
Yves. Of Fifth NV. between Fourteenth
and ION stsl
STH Az, asa, " s., - = 18th ~, "iNNlnn
coreclos Nov 2p-Jno " Judge. ref. To
Dora Rosenstein. <ls " l22d ri, mtg
$4,000. all liens. Nov go atty. David
Gslenski. eg9 BwaN. ..,...... .sl'ooo
s6TH ST. 1855 W. u = $50 " Columns az.
.7xlOo. s-Hannah Freedman to sidney
Nickelsburg. Stratford n. Newark.
y J. mtg $40. 900. july ii..........i $1,000
esrH ST. 6s ". : :, 100 10 e Columbus av;
e..NIoOSx irreg Maud 4 knight 81 al
to Eliphalet l. Davis, ?ts W e2d 1T. mtg
$50, ooo, sept 20; atty. Edw A.. Alexander,
ls5 Rwsy. ..'......IS
Thanshorough Realty 60, ldl w atth At.
rntg SO. 900. Nov o. atty. Edw A
Alexander. l6; Bway. ..........'..'sloO
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north OF llotA So
100 l6-Iawyers Mig 90 to. Downright
co. ?Ot6 river ny. mtg $3.50. Nov %:
atty, 7 q CO. l7S BHay .....,.... 800
18TH ST. 3:s L. = :, 1875 " 1T av, issN
100 io-Same to same. mtg F,'5c' NOV
&c atty. same tlo"
lbiST 1T. s97 " n :, $50 " Amsterdam
ay tNN9a li-Ahr r Friedelson to Morris
S,ahl. sSs W lieth -. mtg ~. moo. h a
r. 9 a ", AT, liens. Nov 10, atty. saul
Bernstein, li9 Bwav
(Rorough Of The Rronx.l
KELLY ST. siS. . =. 4tNls0.t-Janet PITT
10 Fredk Reunert. 1894 DAILY av, mtg
$500. Nov ?s. atty. l. T a T co, l.o
,a ssTTnny ST. 4:s i. :. issioo- Mark j
Garlick 10 Kathryn V. Garlick. t?s. =
issth 81. Nov 20; atty. /. T 4 7 Co 1850
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Miss Lnsher Leads At TrnD..

IN' women wer. on hand nj tho
"rpo'sit Gun Club yesterday and shot
re''rd match for tho women's cham
."'nsn.p of the organization. The event
- ~ twenty-five targets and the high
!, "aH Miss q. Lasher, who killed ten
" inc "hiriing blue rocks. Tho weekly
sn."t went to J.. Won Boeckman, who
saa =, out OF 100 targets. shooting from
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scott Ties RECORD At Traps.

NEW ROCHELLE. Nov. 2s.-Stuart
Scott, who won the high scratch prize
to-day at the regular weekly shoot Of
the New Rochelle Yacht Club with a
score OF IS out Of the possible 100, tied
the best score ever made at those
traps. The same score was returned
last year by Il. G.. Onut.
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Middle Line Of Block.
The approximate amount OF the lien a.,
charge. to satisfy which the above A..
scribed property Il 10 be sold. Is 1sf.asat
with interest thereon from the ITth dsv n,
septemoer 1915, together with the costs
ana allowance amounting to e35lsl. NTH
interest from september e9th, isib. 10.
geth"r with the expenses Of the sale The
approximate amount of tho taxes. assoc
ments and water rates or other liens. which
are TO DO allowed to the purchaser or, ~
the purchase money. or paid BY the refe,ss
Is sl,371.4O and interest
Dated New York. October nth, 1918
JOSEPH D.. EDEISON, Referee
The sale In the above entitled action n.
hereby adjourned to THURSDAY, Noyembe,
IL 1915. AZ the same hour and place
Dated New York. November T. 1915
JOSEPH ID. EDElSDN. Refere.
The sale In the above entitled action IN
hereby further adjourned to Tuesday. M
v"'nber I'D. 1918. at the same hosir and
place. """
Dated New York. November II, 1918
JOSEPH II. EDEI.SON, Refere.
The sale In the above entitled action a.
hereby further adjourned to Tuesday, De
cenher eth, 1915. at the same hour and
place. 1855
Dated New York. November :3d. 1918.
JOSEPH ID. EDEiSON. Referee.
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SATISFIED NORrcAcrs

tWith name and address of lender. A.
torney.) Nv"
18TH ST, 1I6 r.. n 3. lts . PAIL
io2s, NOV 2s. ls0a-Anna l. RIcke, ~
lean ; king' atty. T q 90. IFS Rroad''
12lST ST. los r. n ;. 90 q an siS,ooo
July Is, lsl1-Theodosia q s,,n'
stHntori' .onn, to Mary g Cochr,re
Stanford. Conn; atty, Edwin l. Allen %
49, ---,,.- -,-.. -. ....---- IN
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES
Manhattan.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. q. a.o

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. n 3,csv -.S..
81, o!.l0xi2S.2-N Y Trust "a 70 10"
Mtg co. Is Wall at. atty, l. T ca. isS
R~IvERsIDE DRIVE. No.. "a:
ST, lO@ .lONi@s.-City MTG 90 TO Rrook i,n
savings Bank. Ia Pierrepont ~. HLI,y
atty, ]. 7 90, 100 Bway. siat ona
'-Ic 81, IL" E-beonari J LangbeIn indy
shi ear: to Leonard j i.ongbr!n. Cr,ss.
~, N address 30: Bwav a.
sfrli ST, 90 mabel : Gurus a. -
@icgtner' 1928 ist az. atty. T q co. i-S
'aD ST. u F. "a v 7th ay. i~.3Aloo ri.
GUAR n Trust e. to Gustayia \ S,nn
ana an9. cSrs. milestone. l. /. AZ, r
'"n ;Sl-s Sam" 10 Hy l. Eiu.,,in.
- W 53d st, atty. same ..,.... 81 an1
VIZ a." TO society OF 81. IohulInd Us
ON az; ATTY, l. Mtg co. 80 iIb.1,v
18TH ST. n :, Il; g 81 Nichon,.
iooNs' lo-Same to VIM Lawson qIgi
bNhNi atty, same. a. a1n
nv ST, iSi-s-I.ouis : H,ut w.
Btriha Long, 81 Macon 1t. TX vn ,ry
ny heIklh' ~ Court 81. Bkiyn.. A.
Az Z, 5s-ReCtor. 50, Church or U....
Rest 10 solomon II kohn. asa ~
81 ear; atty. 7 q CO. lT6 BwaN a., ooo
ST. : " cor RIyinvtnn y, ..
bO-TitIe Guar 4 r co Ia H.
Morris. trus. IL W $50 st: ATTY, a; 90
:srH ST, $ $. sso . "a ay' .o,ss . 90.
L. Redfsld. eNr, TO John HysIop' 4 niy.r'
view terrace; atty, l. T co, iSo E,ro,,.
'ss's st.... 81 ma
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| li. IVA .'.o o,h 20,
iOo-MichaeI dc candida to De candida
CONSTR Co, 24ts Cambreiieng av, Nov es;
atty 7 q a T. 60. 17G Bway....... 300
SOUTHERN boulevard. " =. az; n
V kiehnie, io34 Prospect av. Nov &c;
NaatuiEESxTrH q Co, iis Bway ,ieo
map bldg lots near williamsbridse sta.
,icn-Rsphael rontano 10 Michele Pom;
,aho' 40 Magenta 81, Aug .. atty, q
,bturcoIi, 5dts Holland av~......... 500
w. LOT 3:3. map Wakchcld-Annie
kaw,tsky to Vera HiNauit. :ii River
side Drive. mtg $500, Nov 20; attys. iiiIl
S;x,no' NJ W bsS1 : Gnrri,,n nN'
Ers mIrg," .eM'.I !" n!aP M'"m",
attv, Fr,nk n n"s MY ''..", r"" A.
.rtpE Esr - 's;;o'. ;.s,
Wnrie to WsyyII"s' s,wor Wnrehnnse "a
inc; ~ rsres, az. Nov q; atty. NJ
.TJi ~ n"'a 49,
and Id Lewis "a U,iseY 90 Iva iva AZ
al.G: also plot begins at W a Id conveyed
recorded Aug 20. 1905, at line BET this
Id and ID Beni \ Hslaey, .2ioxti Sxt2.b
n r.tsis j j. E,,SicT@s 70 Flr.i Nc !. it'si
a Howell, 40 r. tsl NJ 81
LOT 33.. map Sec u WISE estate-May
Gudchuss to VIM Bickelhaupt. ii2i
& Co. $50 Bway ............"..iio
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MORIONtES
with mama and addr.a. NJ lender and
,nds,,, a,tnrn.y
""uers a''"r"e''
Downtown.
south OF Fourteenth St
= II ~, Q 8, 1875 n Grand o.
.bNs1t-Ren l. Levy TO Amos sulka.. III
West End s>. Nov 20, mtg s2s,bOo. .
yrs 9 y e. atty. Leon sanders. 20
Bway 5000
Fact side.
EAST of Fifth sv. between Fourteenth and
ION stsp
Az. u, e.s. :2lO n 18th 81. :2loxss-
and ano. "Hrs. ;. W sstR st. Oct II.
yrs. 3 y C atty, T q co, l5S Bwsy. .Sl2,0 900
VS.., s,s.
yves, Of Fifth a y between Fourteenth
asru ST. and non s,s) o,x,,,-,o,r
ti,h.i. u.e - 0aad
tt,nL ~ - ~
" Mpnv.ii yN.i 80 'H' " "a an
io,ih 81 : % . Riverside Drive. s9x
n,Pnslet ia.is r"i'ii en-,
'o 'oe "N' NV 80 / w. y 't3'ooV
Uptown.
18TH 81. "a T.. 3 =. 1858 W LIST sv, ls.7x
100. l0-Donright 60 to lawyer Mtg GO,
80 Liberty st. Nov 20. due, &c, as per
bond; atty. 4 q 60. l7s BwHy Also
10TH ST, 3g6 T.. = +, 1915 " lot av, ls.sx
100 io-same to same. Nov 20. duo. 80.
as per bond. atty. same. ....... $3.50
Broox.
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