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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-20
Primary Movement.
New York Produce,

New York, July 19-Butter-Market
steady; receipts, 1887; creamery ex-
tras. 2sc; firsts, 27@2skc; seconds, s25
@26Ac.
Eggs-Unsettled; receipts. 21.527:
fresh gathered extra fine, PIN @2Sc;
extra firsts. 2s@27c; firsts. 241a @26c.
Cheese-Easy; receipts, 5.349; state
fresh specials, 15A @15hc; do average
fancy. lax @15c.
Live poultry-1rregular; broilers. 246
Csc; fowls, zoe; turkeys, 15@1sc;
dressed, steady; broilers. 2S@32c fowls
1920: turkeys. Csc.
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MINNEAPOLIS CLOSING Grain.

Minneapolis Closing Grain.
Minneapolis, MINI, July 19.-Closing
grain:
Wheat-July $1.15b; Sept $115A !;
No. hard. S1.22A; No. northern.
$111A @1.17A: No. 2 northern, s1.12A
@1.16A. ...
b. Corn-No. 3 yellow. S2h6S3Ac. IS
Oats-No. 3 white. 3s@38Ac.
Flax-$1.89h@1 .92h.
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Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha, Nebr.. July 1s.-The live
stock market follows:
Hogs-Market steady receipts, H.
400: heavy. $50; light. $4,000
$40; pigs. $500; bulk, $9.30@9.4o.
Cattle-Market steady: receipts, g.
800: steers. $725@1O.25: cows and heif-
ers. $s.25@I55.
Sheep-Market steady; receipts. g.
500; yearlinKs, $6.75@S.25: wethers,
$6.5O@7.75; lambs, &9.75@10.65.
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Chicago. Cash Grain.

Chicago. July 19.-The cash grain
market follows:
wheat-No. 2 red, new, Sligo; No.
red, nominal; No. hard, old, $1.11k
@113h; No. hard, old. $1.1o@1.12h.
Corn-No. 2 yellow, S1@s1Ac: No. 4
yellow, 70@s0c; No. white, 75@76c.
Oats-No. 3 white, 40Ac; standard,
42c. .E.
Rye-Nominal.
Barley-65@7Sc.
Timothy-$S50.
Clover-$7@14. o.
Pork-$25@25.90
Lard-$l2S7
Ribs-$13.05@13.65.
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Omaha cash Grain.

Omaha, Nebr.. July 1s.-The cash
grain market follows:
Wheat-No. hard, s!.06@10s.
Corn-No. 2 white, 76% orc: No. 2
yellow. 78A @7Shc; No. 2, 76a4 @77c.
Oats-No 3 white, 3sA @38Rc.
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Latest Markets Of the World
NOT ENOUGH HOGS
T0sUPPLYD DEMAND
INDICATIONS OF MORNING FAIL
TO BE BORNE OUT BY THE
LATER RECEIPTS.

Chicago, July 1s.-Hog prices today,
although at frst weak, developed con-
siderable strength later, owing TO
falling off in receipts-the result OF not
weather. asr. -
Cattle were overplentiful.
There was no special demand for
sheep or lambs.
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CHICAGO Live Stock; Closing.

Chicago, July 19.-The closing live
stock market follows: su
Hogs-Market best shade higher. 9TH
ers steady at yesterdays average; re-
ceipts. $4,000: estimated tomorrow, H.
900: bulk, $950@10; light, 39.30@10;
mixed. $9.30@1O15; heavy. $s.20@1o.1b;
rough. $9.20@9.40.
Cattle-Market weak. 10c lower; re-
ceipts. $4,000; top, $10.75. -..
Sheep-Market weak, 15c lower: re-
ceipts, $4,000; top. $3.50: lambs, $1,000.
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Chicago Live Stock; Opening.

Chicago live Stock; Opening.
Chicago, July 19.-The opening live
stock market follows:
Hogs-Market slow, generally steady.
quality good receipts $4,000; estimated
tomorrow. 10000; left over. 7,140; bulk
$s.55@9.95: light, $9.So@1O; mixed
$9.3O61O.1O; heavy, $9.25@lo.1o; rough,
$9.20@9.35; Workers., $9.70@9ss;' pigs
$s@9.35; good heavy, 1895 1910.
Cattle-Market weak to shade lower !;
receipts, $4,000; estimated tomorrow.
$500; beeves, $s.s0@1o.75; Texans,
$S.2O@9.10; westerns. $4,000; cows
and heifers, $3S5@9.4o; stockers and
feeders, $5.40@s.50; calves, $s.5o@12.
Sheep-Market weak; receipts, H.
900; estimated tomorrow, $4,000; ma
tives, $6.75@S; westerns, S79S.S0 !:
yearlings, $8.10@95O; lambs. native, 81
@lO.4o westerns, $7.25@10.60.
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At the recent convention in this city
of the Iowa Grand Lodge of Colored
Masons, John l.. Thompson of Des
Moines, presided and then retired after
four years Of leadership. Mr.. Thomp-
son is one of the leaders Of his race, a
lawyer, an editor and an orator OF
marked ability. His paper, The By
stander, is well known through this
section. <G -- -.. -rf
He was born on farm in Decatur
county, forty-six years ago and twen-
ty-five years Of his life were spent be-
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Peoria Cash Grain,

Peoria. ILL.,. July 19.-The cash grain
market follows: ,<-
Corn-No. 2 white, 79c; No. yellow
7sc
Oats-No. 3 white 40c.
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TalAdo Grain Saad,

Toledo. O.. July 19.-Clover seed
Prime cash, $685.: Oct. $685. Dec.
$3.50.
Alsike-Prime cash and Aug. $3.50.
Timothy-Prime cash, 1925; Sept,
$2.S5.
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hind the plow He educated himee
and has risen to power and ini1uet
among his people. He is graduate
Drake university and Of the Iowa b.
mess college His election as grel
master of the Iowa grand lodge 0ccM
red four years ago at Davenport.
July he was elected president Of
international conference OF grand nn
tiers, at Detroit, and he will preaidGS
the next meeting of this body In Cht4
go next month.
He made numerous friends Whiles
Ottumwa. Mn
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st. Louis Produce.
et. Louis No, July 19.-Poultry,
The sun., 1916-10-18
MORTGAGES.
'With name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.

iWIth name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
,South of Fourteenth street
SOUTH ST. III, aiASsA 2xa2 sxs>. Oct 10
Vito q Cantasano To Jas Babino, c+5
Frost At. Bklyn and ano, due and Int as
per bond. prior mtg Sl3 500: atty. Law
vrrs Title 4 r CO. $50 Bway, ...., $4,000
MOTT ST. -, 25xA7a, oct II Rose Levin
son to Francisco ana Angela NJ Camper
lengo. SO Mulberry at. s yrs, SO atty,
Max Sheinart. 400 1000
Fast side.
(East of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and ll0th s%treets.)
eSTH ST, . y, $50 q Madison nv, e0.I0xps.S,
oct l7-I.ouls = Burdett. ~ w +%th at,
and ano to Chas n Phelps. <l2 West End
av. exr. due Jan .. 1922. ~ attys,
Phelps & East, 40 Broad ST.. S25 900
West Side.
CWcst Of Fifth avenue, betwene Fourteenth
and 10th s%treets)
IsTH ST, 500 W. 2SxiO0 s., oct 1S--Bridget
smith to David Il GOLDSMITH, 1855 T.
11lth ri, ! yr. d y G.. pr mtg VIA, 900:
sttys. II r 4 F E Goldsmith. ~ Park
WEST pNp Nv. SO. i7xi5: wsst nnd ~.
So. isn7t. Oct fe-Donovan Estate.
The sun., 1916-10-18
100000 FOR
'YH0RNE'S CITY HOME
splcudid Park Ave. Dwelling
Now Said to BE Owned by
Or. A.. II. Rice.
NEW B'WAY APARTMENT
Buildcrs Add 10 1O5th street
900 Heights
Apartment Deal.

>rNa, srlend,d apartment houses have
M, entirely destroyed the demand for
,os.,v private homes was indicated yes
,.,s,v when the residence Of Oakleigh
r,,-nc. once president Of the T-ust
comnanv of America. was sold TO an
unnamed buyer, furnished and ready for
o,curarcy. Mt a reported price Of $780,
t,o. Mr.. Thorne valued the property as
=, stood at $1,000. 900. As a house and
10, T. cos, him about 1850. 900. the ad-
a,,onal value being In the unusually
An. decorations and furnishings.
pr Alexander Hamilton Rice. who
orruried the house under lease last win
Tor. is supposed to he the buyer. hut OF
mi. there Is no certainty. II Is a -four
.,ory American basement house on the
,or.heast corner of Park venue and
s.v.uty.,hlrd street. on lot 2'.sx9s. II
!. an. OF the Arst and finest homes built
3, that part OF the EEL For it's In
,,r,or Air. Thornc drew on the best In
N. old and new worlds. and every room
,snresents what art fanciers would call
q treasure. -.
Mr.. Thorne has not occupied the
dwelling for several years. Two win
,.rs ago Frederick Vanderbilt lived
,b.r.. Mrs. John W. Blodgett leased II
a few DAYS ago. hut when the sale was
regulated she permitted the lease to be
cancelled and took instead the Lloyd
Warren place al lot1 Fifth avenue.
The sun., 1916-10-18
BIG CONVENTION TOMORROW.
Estate Men From All Parts of
Assemble at Long Beach.

The greatest gathering OF real estate
men ever held In this part OF the country
will hear GOV. Whitman speak on Satur-
day night at the Hotel Nassau NJ Ions
Beach "a. the annual dinner Of the Real
Estate Association OF the state of New
York. which will close a three days on
vention. Though the association IL non
partisan. the Governor probably Will ac-
cept the opportunity TO tell real estate
men from all over ;he state what he In
tends to do In the matter OF cost Of gov
rnmen IL he is reelected. More than
500 persons have reserved seats NJ tho
dinner. and the committee In cha'e~.
headed by j. W. Demarest, believes that
by Saturday enough tickets will he sold
to insure the largest attended function
Of it's kind.
With the convention starting az 10
ton committee perfected plans Yesterday
for providing enough business ano
amusement features for the visiting dele
gates to keep them busy every hour un-
Ill Saturday night Though the de,e-
gates are TO be asked to give serious con-
sheraton to every phase Of tho real es-
ate business. they are not To be de-
prived Of liberal entertainment. including
rides about the country. theatre parties.
dances, beach parties and plenty OF other
amusement.
At the meeting Of the executive COM
mlttee yesterday an Informal vote was
taken to recommend TO tho nominating
committee that Alfred II wagg. general
chairman Of the convention, Ice named
for the next presidency Of the associa-
ton. The election will he held on Satur-
day morning.
The sun., 1916-10-18
EN-GOv. IDE RENTs.

Douglas Robinson. Charles s. Brown
Company has leased for Alexander u.
Holiday the furnished dwelling at 81
East Sevonty-third street to former Gov.
Henry G. ldc Of the Philippines for the
E ison.
Vincent Aston has leased the dwelling
at 1879 East seventy eighth street. which
he has used as n tow house. to II. l..
Blum Of Hartsdale. ~. ". Mr.. Astor
leased the dwelling furnished last season
from Dr. Goodridgc. Douglas l.. Eli
man negotiated tho lease. Mr.. Gilman
also leased furnished for Lloyd Warren
OF Warren n Wetmore to John W.
Blodgett of Newport, X. l.. for the win
ter the five story American basement
residence at 1O4I Fifth avenue. so rcs-
idcnc adjoins the Clews house ut the
corner OF Eighty-nfth street. 1t was held
at $4,000 for the season.
Pease 4 Gilman have leased for
Nathan A. Cushmin to Eugene Gable
the three story n basement dwelling at
1903 West Seventy-hrst street. adjoining
the northwest corner OF Columbus ave-
nue..
Moore. Schultz & Co. have leased the
dwelling at 462 West 144th street for
Mrs. Emma II. Worcester to Edward II.
Lynes.
shaw & Co. have leased for the estate
OF William Moran the three story and
basement dwelling at 1888 Madison ave.
nue. ~ the Musical Art Club OF New
York.
The Houghton Company has leased to
Edith Forbes the four story and base
ment dwelling at 32i West End avenue
for Waiter j. NJ. Donovan.
The sun., 1916-10-18
RENTING COUNTRY PLACES.

Fish 4 Marvin have rented for Arthur
II. 1.overidge his property on New York
Post road and Evergreen lane. at
Scarsdale, to Hubert X. Brown: for
Prof. William +. walsh his Scarsdale
property to John Gully Cole OF ~. Louis.
The place has been rented for a long
term.
Herbert \. sherman hu rented for
Howard +. White his plac. on the Post
road at Rye. ". Y. house. garage and
grounds. to Charles T.. r. Clarke. presi-
dent Of the Pennsylvania Water and
Power Company. for u term OF years UNI
furnished.
The Rockaway Park Realty Company
has rented az Rockaway for Ollie Pratt
the Magnet. on South Fourth avenue, TO
Samuel Krauskopf for the Scelig Realty
Company the Annjeannette, on Fourth
ave, to Isaac Greenbaum for John Ron
ncitz house on First avenue to Mrs.
Bowsky for John W. Harding his house
on North Tenth venue to l.. Werner {.
for Helena Swartz house ON Suffolk ave-
nue. 20 Edward Kelly, and to Michael
B%crrigan house on ~ Washington ave-
nue. RpCkaway Park.
The sun., 1916-10-18
nRHcrosURH sALn.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YOHK-Marcus NJ. Marks. Plaintiff, against
The Realty Corporation ct al. Defendants.
closure and sale. duly made and entered In
the ubove-entitle action and bearing date
the ard day Of October, 1915, 1. the under
VII sell at public auction. at the Exchange
Sale~room. No. ii-l6 vesey street, In. the
on Tho 2Sth day OF October, 1918, at Il
O'Clock noon on that day. by Bryan I. Ken.
nelly. Auctioneer, the premises directed by
scrihed as follows.
ALL those certain lots. pieces or parcels
OF land, with the buildings and improve.
Manhattan, city of New YORK. In the
County and state Of New York. and which
taken together are bounded and desc ribed
BEGINNING at. a point. on the east
tanxt riirs Gsp feet .oatS.riy e frSn the The
souiheasterly corner OF Park Avenue and
Eighty-seventh street. and running. thence
SD feet eight and one-haif S1) inches,
thence eastcrly.. parallel with Eighty-s sew
enth street one hundred and two no?) feet
nine % Inches; thence northerly parallel
feet eight and onr-hsif $50 lnches; and
enth street, and part Of the way through a
party wall one hundred and two uo2) feet
nine g., nShs. to the roin, or place Of
the street numbers. 1919. 1851 and 1861
fsrk Avenue. be said several distances and
dimensions more or lee.
Said premises will Ns sold subject 10
three frst mortgages TO secure the sum of
VA 900 each. upon which there now re-
mains unpaid the sum OF sci 900 each, to-
cethcr with the interest thereon nj i've per
cont. per annum from the list dny of July.
1918. said mortgages Affecting respectively
premises 1919. l05i and 1858 Park Avenue.
Dated. New York, october 3rd. 1918.
EDWARD n. KELLY, Referee
WOLF 4 KOHN. Attorneys for Plaintiff
?03 Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan.
New York CITY.
The following Is a dia gram Of the prop
er'y TO be sold tie street Numbers are 1919.
1851 and 1858 Park Avenue:
The sun., 1916-10-18

LIS l'E<DENS,
Manhattan.

l3sTH ST, IS. 3ut " Bwnv, I4xgq IL
Amelia 4 Paul agt Christopher Nally
et ~ foreclosure Of mortgaseD; stt. Il
y Msrcelis.
10TH ST, s2s E-Sylves,er Pope ., a, ss,
Rachel Led"rrr ct sal mmpnded fore
closure Of MORTGAGE. attys. Eikus. Glea-
son & IrOskauer.
lIlTH ST. n =. 49, . sth av. 5OxIoo Ii
Anna NJ io"hcl avt Tillie Schwefelberg
ct al foreclosure % mortgdgeb: attys,
Mandelhnum Bror
RIVERSIDE DRIVE cor l52i 81. lO&7x
li0x irreg X Y Life lns 60 agt Samarli
j Mincher ct al foreclosure Of mort
gage atty, q W Hubbeil
18th II. 253 W. and sth av, sl0-Aitieri
a Criscuolo agt Frank Scery ct al ,ac-
tion 70 foreclose mechanics lien); atty.
NJ ! Dix.
HAMILTON TERRACE. % and IS, two
actions-Germania Life Ins ca agt the
Realty corp 81 al foreclosure ~ two
mortgn gcslt attNs bulon A. I,oe.
JEROME AV 5I0 ana 3lT2-Angelina
%Chnmplin agt Alfred Hutt'r ct .aI
tamendei for"closur" ~ mortgageD;
nttys, Murray. Insersoil. Huge 4 Humph-
rcy,
RPyANT Az. 90G-Co"nc'Ius C. Link AFT
Marie \ Hover ct a. foreclosure OF mort
gage; lttvs D-No 4 Hal"rdorf.
Hl''i''ES AN. .I6i--E izdh"th X DoolIng
art nest Dnminn" ct nj foreclosure Of
mortgHg"h' u'.-- |noN q Dooling.
MGRAN AN. - =. % " sake av. 25xI0o-
John T. Markham, ms trus. agt Tllli- NJ
St1i' or - nj foreclosure uf mortrase),
attrs, Knox & Doo'ing
The sun., 1916-10-18
SUMMOysBS.


SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
RpStik, PLATINUM, ", GEORGE
EDSEk, Defendant, DEMONSTRATIONS
FDR ABSOLUTE DIVORCE.
To the above named Defendant:
YOU X HERESY SUMMONED To an
swer tn" complaint In this action. and to
serve u copy Of your answer IN tho Plain
TN : Attorney within twenty days after the
service II this exclusive of the
day ~ service aud In case OF our railur.
To appeal. or answer, Judgment will be
taken Against yOu by default for the relief
demanded in The complaint.
Dated June ith, 1915.
CHERVRG & FAI.K, Plaintiffs Attorney.
M .t9 Broadway. Manhattan Dor
ouxh, New York city,
To the ahoN. m Defendant;
The foregoing summons Is served upon
you by Publication pursuant to an order OF
the Honorable Francis " pelehantv. ons
Of IN. Justices Of the supreme Court ~ the
state OF New York, dated the end day OF
August. 1915. and fled with the laint
In the orye OF the Clerk ~ tho County Of
New York Mt the County Court House In
the. Borough OF Manhattan. CITY Of New
YORK; on the 2lst day Of September. 1918.
Dated: New York, September 2lst. 1919.
CHERuRG 4 FALK. Attorneys for Plain
TN, No. 2s9 Broadway, Manhattan
Borough. New YORK. City.
The sun., 1916-10-18
SUPREME COURT. couNry OF NEW

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
NOHk MARY l. Van Ness, Plaintin.
PENDANTS County Clerks File No. .tls
1915.
In pursuance OF nm interiocu,ory 'ulR.
mont ~ partition and sale. duly made and
entered In the above entitled action. amt
bearing date the 18th day Of juno. 1916,
| the undersigned, tn" r"f.r-e In said
iu'rrlocu'nrN Judgment named. viii sell At
public au, lion. at the Exchange Sales
room. Nos lt-li Nes-y Street. IN the Bor-
~ Manhattan. city OF New York, on
the 10Th dli nf October. 1915. at IL O'clock
noon on that dan, by Joseph J.. Day, auc.
tioreer the first described premises d.
r.ct'I by said interlocutory Judemcn, to
be sold, ami Therein described as fo,lows
All that certain lot, piece or parcel u
'onl. situated In the Eighth WarI ~ ,he
EDrpaph Of Manhattan of tho city ~ New
York, amt kuuwn Hs No. is2 spring sire,
bounded and Described as follows:
BEGINNING at ~ point formed by tho In
terssrtion Of the routhsrly boundary OF
Spring street with tho westerly boundary
Of Thompson street; and running thence
westWsrtly. along IN" southcrly side ~
Spring street. twenty i've t9jl feet thence
sonthwrstrry and parallel TO Thom ,.or
street. hfty six Cal feet ten lOl lnrh..
thence suuthoasterlv, and parallel Ia
spring street, twenty Ave t?ap loo, ~
Thompson street and thence orthea.terIv
along the we~twariIy side of honps
street. NrN-siN ,1fl fee; ten COD In hes
to the place ~ beginning. "
tn, following IL a diagram NJ tho MO-.
~rty to he sold, It's street number 4, ISa
SPRING street:
The sun., 1916-10-18

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
Trust company Of New
York, Plaintiff. against Mary A. Morlarty
and others. Defendants.
ADJUST nns.na e! iiss,sH iad II. nna. s.a,,ns dat a.
%r.;oree In said judgment named, viii sell
AZ public auction. At the Exchange sales.
room. No. li-15 N-soy Street, In the Bur.
oush. of Manhattan, city Of New YORK.. on
october ~. 1915. at y O'Clock noon on that
da,. bv samuel Marx. Auc.ioneer. the
directed by said judgment to be
sold. and therein described ~ follows
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land. together with tn. buildings and i'm
thereon erected, situate. lying
and being In the Borough Of Manhattan. II
the CITY OF New York. and bounded and
described-as follows:- beginning a., u point
on the s"utherly sid" of Tw.nty.third
stree. distant one hundred and seventy
feet wsstwarllv from tn. corner formed
by the intersection of the said southeriy side
OF Twcnty-thirl Street and tho westerly
eide % Third Avenue running thence south
Avenue rinety-elght feet nine inches to
th. centre line 81 the block thence west.
wardly along said centre line Of the block.
parallel with Third Avenue. ninety"sirht
feet nine inches to the southsriy sfi. Of
Twenty-th!rd Street. and thence EAST wardly.
along the sou:horly side Of twenty. third
street. twenty-five feet to the point or
now. known by. tn. street numher hn- hun
Groi and if'y-two East Twsnt, -th!ri
street. tn. LAM above descrih.l los IN
section numb"r 2 In Block number Ne on
Together with. tie Hppurt"uanccs nni all II
N, estate and rights % tho parties Of tn.
frs' part Ia and to said promises.
Tn. following H. a diagram NJ the prop
East Twenty-thirt street:
z s7rl c.,
The sun., 1916-10-18
PIECE OFT APARTMENT SITE.

T. I. McLaughlin's Sons. who recently
bought the W five story hats at the
t,u,hes; corner Of Broadway and l05th
street. have purchased the adjoining
house. ?es West l05th street. a four
story and basement building. on lot 25x
l0Oli. from Edward A. Powers. The
McI.aushlns now control n frontage or
esS Zee, on Broadway and l45 feet on
I0ith street. II will be improved with
a thirteen story apartment house. Tor
which a building and permanent loan
las been secured from the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company.
The sun., 1916-10-18
SALES.


SUPREME COURT. CurNrY OF NEW
YORK-CnIon Trust Company Of New
York. Plaintiff. against James Jordan. and
Pursuant to a Judgment in tho above
entitled action bearing ,dat" the l.ih
sell at public auction. At the Exchange
Saiesroom. Noe. li.ld Nesoy street. In the
on October is' iSi6. at il O'Clock noon y
that day, by Daniel Grecnva'd. Aur'ioneer.
the mise' directed by said Judgment to
ALL that certain p."' piece or parcel OF
land, together with the buildings and Inn
provements thereon erected. situate, wing
and being In the borough OF Manhattan. in
the city. Of Now YORK. and bounded and
described 10 follows ncslnninr at a point
street. distant eighty-four feet wcstwardly
from the corner formed bv the Intersection
niue. thence westwardly along the uorthprlv
eide Of Twenty.thill street. scy,gty eight
Third Avenue. ninety eight fcst nine inches
TO the centre line Of the block. thence
block. seventy eight feet, thence south
wardly. parallel with Third Avenue. ninety
e,sh, feet nine inch%s TO- W" roin, or p,ars
nfty-nve. one hundred and ffy.scvsn and
third street; helng the same premises which
were conveyed ~ james - k"fuoGhnn ct
ment Of Peter l.orilari. deceased. to lame.
Jordan and .Thaddeus M,flirtv. by deed
dated April 10Th. 1859. and t,coi led April
once Of tho Register ~ tho county of New
York. TIL" land above described lies In
the Land Map Of III. C!.v ~ New York
Together With the appurtcnanccs IN and to
erty to be sold its street Number is l55-iss
East card street:
The sun., 1916-10-18
BOARD REFLECTS INQUIRE.
Realty Brokers give Their Presi-
dent Fourth Term-Other Officers.

Laurence Mcclure was again elected
yesterday to the presidency of the Real
Estate Board OF New York. II will I've
his fourth term OF office. Mr.. Mcclure
Is the first president to serve for more
than two terms William l.. pcBost was
elected vice-prcsident To- succeed Law
renee p. Gilman and Edward e. Cam
mann was reelected secretary. Alfred
V. Amy was elected treasurer. to succeed
Frederick II. HALEY.
Three members elected to the board
OF Governors FOR three years are Alfred
V. Amy. Eugene J. Buscher and Thomas
+ Graham. The nominating committee
now comprises Albert Il. Ashforth. Wal
ter Stabler. joel =. de SEEDING. Gerald
X. Brown and Frank H.. Ames, An au-
diiing committee elected Includes Irving
Rutland. Louis Schrag and Frank a.
Shaw.
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No, 10. ~. ~ r ara slree,.

Nos 10, To-. li9 T. 23rl SIrre'.
The approximate amount Of the len or
charge, to satisfy which the Hhuv"-de-
scrile1 property liz 70 be sold, Is one hun.
dred thirty.e'rht thousand fN" hundred
eiehty-threc ana 1900 dollars El3S is3 ~.
With Interest thereon from August =, 1918.
together with tn" Cos'r AMI allowance
amounting TO Three hundred seventy and
s9-iOO dollars C&S5O. So. with interest from
August IL, 1916. toe ther WITH tho ex-
penses OF the sal" IN" approximate
amount Of The taxes. aSsessm"utS aud Mater
rates, or other Hens. which are u be al
lowed to the purchase out Of tn" pur-
chase money, or paid hv ihe R"fsroc, IL
Thirteen thousand SIX hurdr"I niuctv-three
<s.ioo dollars lsi3 500 80 AMI i%oterest.
Dated. New Nort September 20. 1915
7 ROBERT RuRlN. Rofern~.
MILLER. KING Lane 4 TllAFFDND.
Plaintifrs ATTORNEYS. 80 broadway.
New vorb civ
The sun., 1916-10-18
MoNrcLArn HOMES IN DEMAND.

The Frank Hughes-Taylor Company
Of Montclair, n. j.. has sold for Mrs.
Mary c. Boyer to George II. Seymour
the dwelling at 36 Erwin Park road.
Montclair. on plot s5xl5i, held at
$4,000.
William NJ. Laws Of Caldwell, y. J.,
has bought 10 Princeton place. Upper
Montclair. from Gertrude T. Dibble. 1t
consists OF an eleven room stucco resi-
dence on plot 100 feet front, held at
$4,000. MIR. Laws gave in part pay
ment his country residence on Central
avenue. Caldwell. Walter winslow and
Simpson-Merritt Company of Montclair
were the brokers.