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LIS lPENDENs.

18TH ST l33 and 1873 W-I,ouis y We'll
ct al ast 1873 W l9th 81 ct nj foreclosure
Of mtgI; attys, Lindsay. kalish &
Palmer.
ST NICHOLAS Az, 1866 and 1868; 9Th av.
coz; oil. av, T01, aud lsith st, hGl 90
hs7 W-Wost Side Bank ggt Louise Eek
harit roticc OF ~atschmentb, attys, Felt
SAME PRoPERTY-West Side Bank sst
Louise Eckhardt ct al notice OF attach
menD: attys. Felt & Elias.
Abraham Gruber ct nj foreclosure OF
Mtg attys. Bowers & Sands.
IRVING ri. =. - y 18th At, aGSl0G, g.
Adele A lass agt Paulin" y Baker 81 al
foreclosure OF mtg, attys, cadwalaier.
wickersham a. Taft,
BrOnI.
THIRD Az, u g cor BAtheats av. I<5x
1861. Third av, 307a; Third ny. - cor
ls7th st, T1,1X2sb,b-Solomon II Jackson
agt Carrie III Rusenileld ct al ,parti-
ton suite. atty, T. y Jackson
PROSPECT AN. TsO-City Real Estate 90
agt Bertha Bloomherg ct al foreclosure
OF mtgl. atty, II swain,
LOTS 81, 30. 8, and 80, maps showing
lam u. ogden, F.rdlnsnd Il M,nrath art
Ianea A Corcoran ct al foreclosure Of
mttg) attys. Hoadly. l.autcrbach &
johnson,
CLIFFORD Az, So 32s.S Q Balloon av. e5x
932-Dora Frank agt lcaok q ls"n oforo-
closure Of mtg; atty. l%.cvison.
LOT |. part ~ map OF subdivision NJ
property OF Henry ID Tiffany, s3d WARD
--Charlca Cakes. as trustee, agt George
Ringler 4 Co ct al foreclosure Of mtyl
atty. q D De LueA.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. FIRST
JUDICIAL DISTRICT. COUNTY or
bRoNX-ln the Matter OF the Application
flrs: p..,fic; Of the state Of S.w wy Yo TX
acting on behalf OF The Guy Of Sew YORK,
for the appointment Of Commissioners OF
Laws OF 1881, .nd tn. several statute.
i y: .,,Sp %ls's aS,clu 10 %s sna an .., an 'ii "a VAN ~
PREMISES z; az near me ,.,sr,eo'ter &
city Of Sew York. r.a.ir.d FOR The pGr.
pose OF the construction. maintenance and
as N. LENINGIoN AvENuE ROUTE.
Second separate and Final Report OF cyrus
c, Miller. Martin Gei.zi.r and los!ah \.
sppoini.d in til. above .n,iisd proceodinnr.
which iepor. bears date tho :3rd day %
February. 1910; va. h!.d IN the once Of
SIR dav Of March. 1915.
NOTICE Is FURTHER GIVEN that .aii
to and Affects Damag. Parcel No. : In me
above emitted prossrdins .
Second separate and Final Report VII. Ia
eT,ss"'o 81 t ,S. '? s,a,. o. x 20 W vof sa' at .
Hrearinr OF Motions, to b. held III ana tor
tho First Judicial District. At the Brou ,
county Court House a, isi,t stree, ani
Bronx. city OF New York, on he :Sri dav
OF March. 1915, nj the opening % "our, on
soon thereafter as counsel can H.. heard
thereon. a motion Will be made that sad
report he confirmed,
Dated. New York. Narch .. 1915.
LAMAR HARDY
Corporation Conn..l.
New York City.
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LEOPARD REFUSES
TO BE PARTY'S LION
Demon. Miss SteWart-FOster's
Pet. Breaks Up Reception,
Also Dishes.

The Customary Sunday ~composure OF
NE Hotel Majestic was somewhat dis
'Irted yesterday afternoon by a lecep-
Ion IN honor of Demon Stewart-F'oster.
Miss Ethel Stc~wart-Foster. recently OF
Holland. Germany and England, was the
entertainer. Invitations had been issued
exclusively 10 newspaper men by Press
Agent Ncintyre.
/, urtorhtedly would have been a sue
fssScu! reception IL the Demon. who Is a
fNl ;-own copard. had not fatty de-
Inca 20 come out of his box and meet
tie gueVs and the photographers. He
vas cared up 10 Miss S,ewart-Foster's
room n the box which broueht him from
Holland :wo weeks ago. The trunk
hdndle-t. 'ho acted as carriers then
ran. and Tf'c the guests peered in
'Ar,ugI "a half open door the animals
wi. wio regards the Demon as any
tier woman might regard "A pet dog.
'rC1 Z" COAX HIM gu, with kind words
and '',u with a porterhousc steak.
BIT t"r s"ne reason the leopard had
developed a prejudice against the enter
'a'rmout and would not bulge He was
therefore carried back TO the basement
'hd stll iu his box, WAS placed In a
'7''t s'nr'rnom. the door of which ~
mad Oh. Irt'ed wire. \ brass bed was
" ' INF N''l' ip'lf Wv WIN ''''
'e'''c no Demon was invited to come
'n' an' r.',ro for the afternoon.
I'll" 'Hy'lttiou being delivered at the
'hd ~ q elS foot harroon the Demon
oi.d The ca.Heras clicked. the flash
fu'- bar g; ard a.iss Stewart-Fosters
20, lraiel on to a rnc'f Of soup plates,
dinner Il ICES and g,oss turnblers.
u cd ROY mater ~ the least II 500
"orN' = CHINA mad been destroyed, Tor
ne ihD..prarAcrs had snapped the guest
y hH'"r. lie uUreaSonably declined,
noweF.r - have anything TO do with the
bed nro!rrriog shelves filled with crock
cry ard 10 the end Mr.. Mcintyre drove
me g-es,- away from the wire door II
med % discourage the Demons apti-
'u'N for 'Nrow'ng himself into a cluster
oi d'shes l., turning out the lights.
MS S'sNar Foster was much sur
prls"d vt~r ore of the reporters sug-
seSled ~ ~"dudcville stage. She has
nothing az The sort in mind, hut pur-
poses g. pccrry hcr suite at the Majestic
qu"ty un'u tho war IL over and she can
return ~ Berlin with her leopard.
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~fORECIOsUKE SALES.

IN FORECLOSURE.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
SAVINGS ~ THE City OF new YORK
Plaintiff. against JOSEPH NJ. GORDON
and others, Detends nts. clerks File 80.
?76:2. ieur 1915 cadwalader. Wicker.
sham 4 TAFT. Plaintiffs Attorneys. ~ Wall
Street. New York.
judgment entered March sth. 1916. pur.
suant to said Judgment the undersigned
viii sell at public tSIction at the Exchange
Saiesroom, No. l+-lG Nesey street, Ia the
Borough o! Manhattan. Guy OF New York
a. II O'Clock noon. on April Cth, 1910. b.
Joseph T. DAY. Auctioness. The mortsaged
premises directed by said Judgment 10 be
soli. situated on the South eide OF card
stree. In the said Borough. beginning zoo
feet West Of the Southwest corner OF said
street and Sixth Avenue, extending Wes'
IS feet In width In front and rear bv 81
feet aud > inches In depth. also the prom.
ises sI:Ysted on the North side OF ..nt
street IN the sa!d Borough. beginning 20'
feet 4 inches Wee, OF the Northwest corner
Of said street and sixth Avenue. ~xtend!ng
West ls feet 8 inches in width In front unc
rear by IS feet and = inches In depth.
e1F1 GfyeAt
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IS FIRMS STUDIED IN
LAND FRAUD INQUIRY
New Grand Jury Action Ex-
pected-Mrs. FrancOIini's
Trial Tomorrow.

The investigation which the District
Attorneys Office has been conducting
mo the activities OF Mrs. Matilda Fran
oolini has brought to light many cases
in which persons have been victimized
I'm similar transactions. Mrs. rance
iini and her sister. Miss Rose HALEY.
will he placed on trial. charged with
fraud in the sale OF land. before Justice
Shearn and u Jury in the Criminal
Branch OF thu Supreme Court to-day,
As a result o. the conditions unearthed
fifteen real estate concerns are being in
vestigatsd. 1t u expected that evidence
against two concerns will be presented
to the Grand Jury early In the week.
One of the cases is that OF a blind
woman who was induced 10 part with
$1,000. In some OF the frauds the con
Germs kept SO carefully within the letter
OF the law that they cannot be prose-
cuted criminally with success.
Mrs. J. L.. Dougherty OF 23< West
Forty.third street told District Attorney
swami that lots which she had pur-
chased on Long Island In 1912 were
subquently sold by the city for taxes due
when she bought the property. She was
led to believe. she said. that III taxes
we're paid up TO the dat of the deed
Another victim was Mrs. Maud NJ
Smith. who Informed the District Attor-
new that when she bought two parcels OF
ground In October. 1911. she was told
that they were FREQ from eneumbrances'
foreclosure action was subsequently,
commenced under q blanket mortgage.
Mrs. Francolini was president OF the
HALEY Land and Improvement Company,
which collapsed in 1913. with assets OF
All. 900 and liabilities estimated at s775,-
400. She and her sister wore also Of
| acers OF the Halstsad Development Com
| pany, later taken over by the Annex
| Homes Company. which subsequent!
rsnt into the hands OF q receiver. More
| than $50 complaints were made at the
| DIstrtct Attorneys ONCE by persons who
had Invested their money In the two
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SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
FRANCIS ~. rANNbtk, pls,u'lu.
against JESS lRWIN CANNuCk. ppferi-
ant Summons, ACTION FOR ANNIE
MENr,
TO the above named Defendants:
YUI ARE HEREBY SlMMONEp 90 au-
sNrr the complaint in this action HId 800
serve a copy OF Vour answer on Tue Pain
tins attorney within twenty dlNs attrl
the service OF this exclusive OF
the day Of service. ana in case Of your
failGr" 20 appear. o. answer. InirWcut
Viii be taken uEIus' sou bt defiant ful
the relief demanded ~ I've complain.
Dated Nrw York March End, lr."
Al.MH, NAS GplkpO\, EVANS 4 kEII Y.
lluiUtin At'urneys, bti," and Poe.
once Address, ~ Cedar S,tcrt, Son
Work. city.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENpNNT.
JESS IRWIN cANNbCk
The ioregnlng summons j. served upon
Won by publication, pursuant 20 an order 90
Hon. Edward Il. Finch, IL Justice of the
supreme Court OF the state uf New York.
dated the 10Th day OF March. ltli. SAY
summons and the complaint having been
hled In tho office ~ the Clerk or Ia" tuuut,
Of New York, In tn" County Court HOUSE.
in the Ci'y Of New York. Borough Ut Muu
haitian, IN said stat" Of Sew lurk, on the
lin day OF March. 1915.
Dated. Nav York. March ilth, 1915
Al.MN, VAN GORDON. EN X KELLY.
Attorneys FOR Plaintiff. once and Pos
once Address. ~. ~ Cedar Sjroc'
borough ~ Manhattau, city Of NcN
YorS
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POTASH NOW $500 A TON.
"~o'ernmcnt Experts Expcrimen
In California for q supply.

WAsu1NGroH. March l9-Potash has
increased in price from $40 to $500 a
ION since the war began, according to an
announcement made by the United States
geological Survey. The urgent need OF
a done &c supply OF potash salts has
srea'ly Increased since the impOrtations
IRON Germany were stopped.
The survey II making laboratory ex-
psrtrnents designed to aid In discovering
cheap process Of separating potassium
sats from natural brines. Recent eg-
perfnehts have been made with the
ha'ura! Urine from Searles Lake, Cal.
which contains the equivalent of nearly
~ per cent, OF potassium chloride In
'he solid salts.
The data recorded indicate that care
iuly controlled fractional evaporation
and Capitalization, possibly combined
Win other treatment, promise much as
= means Of obtaining potassium from
mines similar to that Of Searles lake
Further study Of the behavior OF the
constituents Of the brine under varying
sanctions may b made.
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RENTING At SOUTH AMPTON.

Alfred f.. Schernlerhorn has rented AZ
Southampton for the estate Of Salem
IT. Wales the O Pasture on Pond
lane, 10 Mrs. Samuel Thoru" for Charles
II. Godfrey his "Nighbrink," at end
OF lake. to Mrs. willard -. Straight
for the estate of j. Bowers Lee 'Holme
Lea" Shinnecock road ana Lee avenue.
to Mrs. Herbert A. Scheftel for Mrs.
lie I.ancey Nicoll her "W!ndymere," on
First Neck lane, to Mrs. Patrick A. Val
entine for Mrs. a. L. Morton her cot
tage. on Little Plains road. to Mrs.
George A. crocker. for the estate OF
James II. Picrson their cottage on Main
street, TO Frederick g. Perkins. and RED
House." on Main street on the lake. "a
Mrs. Lewis Livingston Delafield.
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Section 3. Biock 1ys street Nos. l.e,
l.i ana l.B West a3rd street aGl No, lls
West end street.
Free and clear OF all membranes and
liens.
ApproAInsi. amount o: p,aintr's mort
gage debt, costs ana allowances. s2ss,sTtNs.
Defendants mortgage debts. costs and vi
.oWinCcs. SO, Is. 30. the SAID d"fondan' =
mortgage debts being secured by h!ark-:
mortgages covering abov" described prop
eTty ana adjoining property numbers III
and l23 West end Street.
Dated New York. March ian, 1919
WILLIAM r. CLARE. Ee'er..
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BUSINESS SPACE RENTED.

Louis Siegbcrt 4 BRO, for 81 years
located AT 1li-l"O Greene street. and
lOe-ioi Prince street. ave leased from
tho Ogden Goclot estate tho store and
basement at the southeast corner Of
Twentieth street ana broadway, con-
tanning abo $4,000 spuare feet, for n
long term OF years. carstcin & Lime
kin were the brokers
pease a Gilman have leased in the
Exchange Court Building, at the south
east corner Of Broadway and Exchange
place, ground floor space to 4. j. Mack.
spui
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q

GOVERNORS ISLAND. y. Y. H-Sralri
ala. in trlplicnte. fur furnishing coal,
forage and straw nni GASOLINE thrca
months ana n Ncars supply, aud wnui,
mineral oil, beef aud mutton, required In
Eastern Department during year common
cling July !, lri6, win he received here until
II " m, April 10, 1915. Infor nation fur
n!shed on application 10 Department Quar-
tsrmastsr,
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

ST. i2-l5 W. store and basement
Chas Kaye 10 Harry Wolhn and ano. it5
~ av, 10 yrs from Mar !. 1915, atty,
John Toch, IL W eth ST.. ...... $500
I'D Az, 'Js2, stoor floor and b--Sarah q
Rourke to Geo j Weffer, .i6 + S7th st.
8 yrs from May J.. 1915. attys. V>tch &
q az Nassau st............ -. 81. 400
PLEASANT Az. $50, ali-IIerbert. W
Heath TO Arcanreln Cesarsno, : yrs from
street s,sts'ssss', .. ssss,'.''ss t-V
sTH Az. <6?. all-John r Roosevelt ct al.
trus. to silver Lunch co. Inc. 903 sth
av, Il yrs from May |. 1919. atty, Hy NJ
Plateau, 81 IN 1000
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To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
$4,000 WORTH or SPACE

already rented In tho Ha,emeyer Building,
20 Cortlsndt st. % Dey St, and 80 Church
ct. since the New York Telephone Company
decided 10 remove to their now quarters, For
n number OF years they were tenants Ia
'he building, occupying II entire floors. APP
proximately ej2 offices. Why not make au
early selection before the choicest are gone ?
You should see these Offices before eiguIug
q lease elsewhere. W. 10. DUNCAN, Agent.
Renting Once. room lo1. Tel. 55iS Cort.
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NEAR n SOUND

Beautiful house Of ? rooms and bath
open fireplace. sleeping porch, sewer, water.
gas and eleetr'city; 80 minutes from asd
ST. and eth ave. privilege fine bathing
beach, dock, etc good anchorage: $500
cash, balance easy payments. good titlc.
n. STEPHENSON, ai3 W., 3tth ~.
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE ros aA1.n

Attra ctive bargains offered BY BANKING
DEPARTMENT. STATE OF NEW YORK.
90 builders, investors and prospe ctive home
seekers. A large number OF vacant iots at
brentwood. Mofseinere. Leonia. Rideeneld
and Teaneck. New jersey. at one-hslf Of
former owners priceA Also q large num-
nyt Of two.family. houses at Hudson
Hetghts. Clifsids and Palisades Park. New
Jersey. at about one-half Of former prices.
All OF the above properties are within a Ave
cent fare gone and within thirty minutes OF
Manhattan. These properties must be sold
quickly TO close the business Of two corr
.orations now being l~iquidated BY the Bank.
ING department. and are onered at real
eaerihce prices. Special Inducements "a
contractors and builders who will purchase
. considerable number Of lots. For further
particulars address Benz. d. ia, h Special
Deputy Supt. Of Banks. 10 BanI:ng Dept
VI Broadway. New York CITY.
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Houses 70, tn, Summer
MAINE.
INVEST BOOTmBAY MARBOR, Me

VH,I nVOI ttiSNh VI ~
" tagcs to rent furnished. Situation high
ana beautiful. overlooking bay and Squirrel
Island. out TO the ocean. right on the water.
every modern convenience: garage and
stabie Tor horses II wish. Rent from s32a up
20 $500 for season. Particulars and booklet.
MRS. j. NJ. ROBINSON. Hackensack. y. =.
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lSoutn OF fpuTt'fnNn ST.
BoWERY, 81 TO GS, W 9, bound s by land
of Robertson, n 10y land Hy Astor, " Wy
hand PRESBYTERIAN Conerega ton, 7axl00-
Eltcd Corpn to samuel ,irosnrr. 1861
Madison av, ~ part, mtg $50, 900, Mar
~: atty, Max Miller, lai Bway, 500
ST. 10, t. >, l9t n Grand 81. 2JN
iOO-Fannie Werner 10 T. W Realty
Corpu. 81 Liberty 81, all liens. Feb -
attv, T. Werner. 10 Liberty st,.,...,.Sl
ORCHARD ST. lss-.0o. = :. 81 W Hous-
ton ST. s7IoNioo7 s,mHel Werner TO =
Feb 90: atty. Il Werner, IS I.ibcr'v
BowERy, sslSl'; 20. ~ y sd si, 20 ~
to lily flsner, las Pacific ~, Hklyn. b
and =, al Hons. Mar ID. airy. Wilmore
Az -. AZ. W >. .i.So-Fannl" wcrr"r 10
W Realty rorpu, d! Liberty Vt. all
lions. t'ch %; address, a. Liberty 1T 81
ST MARk'S ut. II =, SO 9 I'll Az, 2Ztx3ts
-Isnac Rhlay to Jno \ Rritton, Nynd.
hurst. Il |. mtg ~ 1000, all liens. Mar II
address. 320 Bway
10TH N. S7o y. . .. s3A92s-Fsnnis
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NEW JERSEY.

Attractive furnished cottages IN cunnec
lion with The New Essex a. Sussex. House.
Keeping or Hotel Service. Season June TO
September inspection by appointment
DAVID b. PLuMER, Manager,
HOOKING once. $50 Fifth Ave, New York.
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FINE OLD FARM HOUSE

Only 10 minutes from sSrd -. and 7th
Ave, with plenty Of fruit aud shade trees
large grounds, near private bathing beach
good fishing; $500 cash, balance $l5
monthly, FARM. box l5s sun ONCE,
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REAL EsrATE-OUT or TOWN.
Old Fashioned Homeatead

with an abundance of fruit and shade
trees; $ 900 -. feet OF Nnc soil, near pri.
waite bathing beach aud plenty 81 good
fishing in bay; this IL ideal for any one
that wants an old fashioned home; $500
cash. and e2oa meath. MEsTEAD.
boz lst eua once.
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR sALr
Overlooking the Ocean

We'll built bungalow OF 9 rooms and bath
gas, electricity, water. etc privilege OF
ilue bathing beach 40 minutes from city,
plentiful train service: $500 cash. balance
easy payments, OCEAN, box 1853 sun
otiCc,
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CLEAR HEALTH BILL
FOR URBAN OYSTER
City Experts Find That ia.
maica Bay Bivalve Is
Good for Table.
FREE FROM POLLUTION

In answer TO the recent challenging
Of the purity Of Jamaica Bay oysters.
following the decision Of Federal Judge
Augustus Hand barring them from in-
terstate shipment during certain months
Of the year.. officials Of the New York
city Health Department eaid Saturday
that oysters taken from all but certain
portions of the bay were absolutely
free from contamination and safe TO eat.
I'm many places where the oysters
are grown in Jamaica Bay the water
has been analysed and found to be
as pure a. Croton water" said Commits
sioner Haven Emerson. There 10 no
reason for residents Of the city 20
feel alarmed. Constant inspection has
shown that the oysters taken from the
bay for human consumption are free
from pollution"
wants Resurvey of nay.
The Commissions sent a letter Sat
urday TO Or. Carl Alsberg. chief chem
list of the Bureau Of Chemistry Of the
Department of Agriculture. asking for
his cooperation In obtaining a resurvey
Of the waters Of Jamaica Bay. SO that
any infected areas may be marked of
and the maintenance Of oyster bede on
them prohibited.
New Workers need have no hesitation
IN partaking OF the local bivalves. ac-
cording to DR.. Charles Bohuan. direc-
tor of the Bureau Of Public Health
Education. Investigation" he said.
shows that very little typhoid has been
spread by oysters in this city. During
the past year there has been no re.
ported case Of typhoid traceable to the
eating of oysters. The discovered cases
have always been Few In number.
These outbreaks have invariably re-
suited not from the consumption of
raw oysters taken from their Q but
from oysters which have been subjected
to a so-alled floating or soaking
process In polluted waters. The typhoid
er the ~unfavorable conditions which sea
water offers II lives but a very short
time.
Little Danger of InfectiOa.
The chances that an oyster taken
from salt water Is infected are slight.
Especially IL this true Mt this season OF
the year. The oyster hibernates during
the months when the temperature OF the
water falls below 40 degrees Fahren-
heit and Is then practically safe for con-
sumption even when taken from injected
beds.
The results OF examinations o!
oysters taken from known polluted
sources In Jamaica Bay without wash
ing. some OF which were examined FOL
bacill! in this natural condition. ahow
that the amount OF contamination tina
would take Place even under u un'
usual conditions of opening oyster
would be very slight, II Of any cOnse
uuence whatever"
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with name aud address Of lender ami
lender attorney
Dow ntOwn.

south Of Fourteenth e.,
EAST hRnADMAf = pa 10, rs map
nd,,",y, Hn,F'1uT ngt N Mayk. s., e.
cor Madison -. .sN-. Madison At. ~,
30 6N's; Market -, u " cor Mon
zoe 4 I>Nsl, Madison st. > W cor Pike ~.
81, s3I n .l27th st, 10 !x5o lssth $.
81 =: 7ih 81 81. a. ,aAsgii so F. + KAN
10 Jas 4 Trowbridg". N%oroton, Conn.
Mar - >rs p e rs per bond, att}o
SAME PROPERTY and Madison az. - =,
s.ii n l;,th 81, i,SiSnL"m.s ! Kahn
ioTH ST. !, a;n e,Ay 4. 2sioSi1s7r
Mande', 81 R~av. Mar ~ VS.
Fast side.
EAST OF Fitth av. between Fourteenth
and ION stsD
.p Az. g =. 81 : s3d s.. es>loo--Daytdcna
N i.owdin 10 Henry Haren. SIS ,tS'ona
a raf. ! S% 7 + i hs' as a. IS IS B sSna' M' =. 900
~ Az, IS. 70 sSi 81: giNloo-payii.na
I@wdin 20 ny c stcinhon, s.sa Elm
pl, Mich Is. due ss per bond atty. Ny
T ins co, 1875 Bway ........''. 5000
yves, OF Flfth ay. between Fourteenth
and 10th stsN
tn AZ, n g cor aga It. .Oxso-rohn y
ouiglcy 20 Title Guar a Trust 60, l16
Bvay, Mch l., due as per bond $4,000
sirll ST. =, !@t .4l az, ltslo. q.
John J Qulg'ey % title Guar a Trnst
GO. i7s Bway. Mrh u. due as nor
| soTH ST. : : $50 " columbus aV. SONioo )
Jacob Dieter 20 Caroline |. Nnckin,
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