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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-14
~ SENATORS TO BE ELECTED.

In the elections next month thirty
two United States senators are to be
elected TO fill the places Of seventeen
Democrats and fifteen Republicans.
The senate is now composed of fifty
six Democrats and thirty-nine Repub-
leans. Counting the results In Maine.
where two Republican senators were
elected last month, the composition
OF tho upper house becomes fifty-hye
Democrats and forty-one Republicans.
To gain control OF the senate the
Republicans must elect twenty-three
candidates. That Is to say, they must
elect all OF their fifteen and make an
inroad OF eight on the Democrats. In
Indiana two senators are to be chosen
as result OF the death OF BENJAMIN
f. Shively, whose seat is now held by
Thomas Taggart as appointee OF the
governor. The states in which one
senator is TO be elected are Arizona,
Florida, New Mexico. West Virginia,
Minnesota, Wyoming. Texas, Della
ware. Nebraska. Wisconsin. Tonnes
zee. Maryland. Rhode Island. Massa-
ehusetts. North Dakota, Connecticut
New Jersey. Montana, New York
Pennsylvania, Vermont, Nevada,
Washington. Ohio. Missouri, Utah,
virg MIA, Mississippi, Michigan and
California.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-14
ST. Marks EPISCOPAL.

The Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity
1000 a. m.-Sunday School.
1880 p. m.-Evensong and Sermon.
Subject; May or Must"
Mr.. Samuel Ham will sing solo ut
this service.
COME. We shall be glad to see you.
DR.. John H. Davis,
Rector.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-14
AGED FARMER
Made Strong and Well by vinol

Made Strong and Well by 'Vinol
This letter proves there is nothing
equal to Vinol TO create strength for
weak, rundown conditions.
Nestal Centre, N. Y.-'I am n far.
mer "a years of age and got into a
weak, rundown condition as a result
Of the Grippe. Our druggist suggested
Vinol to build me mp and noticed
an improvement soon after taking it,
and IL has restored my strength sd l
can now do n good days work!e My
wife has also taken Ninol for run.
down condition with splendid results,a
III. w. LESTER. q
REZIN'S DRUG STORE
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-14

voting your ticket-"The Socialist
Ticket"
BY Hugo Koepeke. Crystal Falls.
Iron Co. Mich. candidate for State
Senator on the Socialist ticket. 31st
Senatorial District OF Michigan.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-14
After Nov. 80, it will cost you just $40 more
to buy 7-22 Chalmers. But the price ON
the 5-passenger 34OO r. p. m. Chalmers re-
mains for the time being $1,000 Detroit


ability like beautiful of
exquisite charm
o
June
r I'M Chalmnd
o
Only those who buying materials such higlrgrade automobiles
the materials market
condition today a the 3f00
m a
order sever
materials
The ii
higher only viii be possible
Thosw
Chalmers q the quality kind
Chalmers
and prevailing 7-22 Chalmers
Chalmers
pride compromised
1t would be like tt trying paint picture fit
in
good Clothes of shoes, hat good gloves.
about dues a the club for
a 5psengcr 34OO Chalmers advice
We price going that isn't
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-14
MICHIGAN
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
LANSING

To the Sheriff.
You are hereby notified that an
amendment TO Article XVI OF the
The sun., 1916-09-27
No,cmrpts OF >nNml Vessels.

WASUl\GToN, sept, 20 --ltatltlr"'"
sa led iron Hampton Roads for Fort La
f,,.,t. destroyer t.WWlng~ from hh'nr-
tun j,nads for Scw port, luhuqu" IRON
Unmptnn Roads for Fort l.ataS cite supply
ship Glacier from corilto for san tfau-
cisco: hattl.ship Nevada from Hampton
loads for \cw York yard, destroyer FOR
tor from Hampton Roads for Newport tvs
lotomaC from Port Hu Prince Tor. Petit
,;oavc; collier Trctus from Norfolk for
Iamhrrts roiu'; collier saturn from. IL
huron for San Diego; cruiser W h"tlihg from
uilo FOR honolulu, cruiser Wheeling from
Tupr,o NrNito Tor Carmen, DESTROYER
Winslow from Hampton Roads tor New
port,
collier AirthUsa arrived a. Hampton
Roads; hu'tlcship Arkansas At southern
arm grounds. gUrhoat tastirc NJ san lo'
mingn city. hattloships Ieiuwar" and Flor
ida and destroyer flusSrr NJ southern drll
grounds. destroyer Jacob Jones at Norfolk
Yacht Gloucester NJ Hrooklyn; hattIeshipi
Kansas and Minnesota AT Southern dril
grounds; DESTROYER Monaghan at Hamp
ION Roads: collier Saushan at San Diego
ha,,icsnips NV Hampshire, Sow York
oklahoma ard d.strnyrr Nicholson .
southern liiii grounds; destroyer l,rchl'
at san Pedro; destroyer He'd al Pine
hsttleship South Carolina ~ Southern dri'
grounds, destroyer Si'Ir"tt A. linrnr'oi
Roads; destroyer stew 1T At san i"hro
suppl. ship supply ~ iua'u' yacht Sylp'
at New lunion; hattl,ahips Texas. ttHl
Vermont and Wyoming at southern drill
grounda
The sun., 1916-09-27
FULL GOLD BASIS
URGED BY BANKERS
Retirement Of Greenbacks Dis.
cussed by Convention in
Kansas City.

- So 49, -
NANsAs sirr' sod. so.--Inineuiase
..,"en"en. ot s' s'eenDHcks sno srau-
VA "I.nureweI VI HA.'ona' oenh i'o.es'
p.aSIhs uie cHreney OF tn.s country on
oas's VI SUI coln snu reoeIal rsserNe
'oe,s' we.e u,scusssu mere to-nisn. ~!
os"neIs a.teno''s tnc eo"iere"co w 'nr
na..Nivnai oanA eeVt'o" - '"o H"he'iea"
DcmNe's Assos'a''on, -
no u.ss"sS'om ,oI.o"eu suo!esSes ".
.o''n oheI'on N,',Iahhs. Sonnp'ro.Ier Oh
,nS Su.Ieney, a,o rreuerick w: I,yue vi
.anhes,own. ~ L. president o. inc SEC
s,on' and was 0 u Popooal 70 consni'-
oa.o ,he oh'.e o .ne Co"np,roIrer OF '"e
currency anu 'he reoeraI reserve boaro'
:. was eAp,ainea tnat me na,lonai oank-
Jug act anu .no reserNc Jaw per,nI',e1 a
Lar.,a. oup''ea'ion o. eon'ro!. Many al
soea'su we eonsoi,oa,ion, WIN au oank
SA"n'i'o.ions anu INC currency coh'toi'eu
y one system.
seStloh sroups also heid their nrst
con,,huanee OF INC tnrlit campaigns
,"rous"ou' tne tnl'eo S'a,es' We're mace
Wy the SAVINGS pahk seetion. ana AZ an
.n.o,n,ai meeting OF country bankers
'csoIu.Ious were auoptcu declaring
The sun., 1916-09-27


new FORK SUPREME coCRT-Psulins
Neukin. Plaintiff. against abraham Henkin.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Trial desired In
Kings County. Action TO snnul a marriage.
10 the above named Defendants:
YOU are hereby summoned TO answer
che complaint In this action and 20 serve
eopy of your answer on the Plaintiff 4
.,,orn,ys within twenty days after the SER
u. a, this summons, exclusive OF the day
". ssryice. and in case of your failure ~
.nn.ar or answer. judgment will bc taken
sr,ip,, YOU by default. for the relief de-
iusnded IN the complaint.
"pa,ed. New YorN, Juns &c. 1915.
ASS. DAVIS 4 O'SEtLL, Plaintiffs A..
,orneys. once and Post once Address
No lto Nassau Street, Manhattan Bor
ouch. New York city.
To ,hs Defendant Abraham Henkin
rhe foregoing summons !. served upor
,.o,, nv MODIFICATION. pursuant to an order o.
itoro,sble Frederick l.. crane, Justice 81
~. supreme Court OF the State OF New
yn,k, dated the eth dsv Of Ausus'. 1916
Ard a,cd with tho complaint In tho ON
-. the CLERK Of the County Of Kings. II
IN. borough of Brook ,yn. New York City
Da,ed. New York, August isth. 1916.
CANS. DAVIS 4 ONEII.L. Attorneys foi
Plaintiff, 100 Nassau street. Manhattan
borough, Sew York City.
The sun., 1916-09-27
W. & L. E. NEEDS $s,ss4,7 os.
Plan for Assessing the stockholders
II Outlined.

Cash required under the reorganization
plan Of the Wheeling and Lake Erie Rail
road Is $~9.es+.10s. according to ar off,
cial announcement. II Is proposed 10
raise this amount by assessing stock
holders s27 a share. giving them . per
cert. preferred stock for the mou OF
the assessment. nil TIN e classes OF stock.
first ard second preferred and Common.
being treated Alike In addition the first
preferred stockholders will get 100 per
cent. of amount OF holdings In new COM
mon stock. the second preferred 20 per
cent. II the common 81, per cent.
Unsecured claim holders will receive 80
per cent. in preferred stock and so per
cent. in new common stock.
To provide for future requirements II
Is proposed TO create "a new re'unding
mortgage which Is to rank with the
present consolidated mortgage to the cN.
tent that holder. OF tho bonds issued
under The consolidated mortgage ma
agree to.
The sun., 1916-09-27
l., I. FIRCsKI, Auct'r, 20 Bowery. cells

10 \. NJ, unredeemed pledges Of every de
scription for unpaid loans from the follow
Ing pawnbro!sers. including all diamonds,
rub!eS. sapphires, pearls. en"ra'ds. al
pins. links. chains. studs, bracelets, lockets
or other mountings. all tcwelry. watches.
s!iverware. guns. Instruments, furs. cloth
ing, all other goods pledged previous to
dates and up to numbers. mentioned. both
Inclusive. and ali pledges held over
Sept. :7-wm. simpson & Co. lbl Bow
cry. prior Juno I. 1918, TO No. 1902.
Sept. 27-Pledges of y. Kaimus a Son.
formerly $50 Canal 81. now with VIM.
GoldS;one. 80 Park Row. prior Aug. %.
1915. Nos. 3S6si to <3o5o.
Oct. M. Spe!cr Il Co. 1891 :nd Ave
prior Sept. -. 1915. to No. s2450. u. Mayer.
Hobokcn. teNelry. Sc.
Oct 4--Consoiidattd Loan Co. liS Park
Row, Harry Levy & Co. Proprs. prior
July &c. 1915. to No. tIe33.
The sun., 1916-09-27
FOR SALE.
CLOTHING.
NDOWNHssSSs S Sis;s ss :" s sslS;f
II VIeEn0Nh At1ltLON. 1AnIlN Col
ehIGa Seo8Iltk0Sy
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. sept. :s-Army orders
were; The enhancement to The srids ~
major on tho FeiiTel ~ from ,,He J o.
bounced The adNancen.en: 90 the grade 90
major on the retired ltS;. TO date from June
.. OF capt ilush la T. Applewhite' r't!rcl
grade OF captain on :he retired Isl. from
Iune s, Of Fin, Iiru.. Molzar G. Iacharls..
retired, Is announced, co., anar'ss =. va
ieave 20 Walter Reed Genera! Hospital, j.,
c, and assume
The following details are announced IN
connection with the national! matches TOT
Lieut.. Col. John '. Dool.y.. Nat,ona'
Guard of Maine. assistant executive "if'Cef.
sdjutant; capt. creed +. Cox, cavalry,
auartcrmaster: capt. caleb II Layton So
ond Infantry, Florida National Guard ga
Second Infantry. National Guard OF Penn
sSivania. assistant statistical officer first
Lieut. !os.ph !, cis,"Snt, on lnfI n1.n, II :
/. baker. Second Infantry. Nationa! Guard
Of Florida, assistant stitI.'ical onic"r'
Major Ernest l.: nuGne,; Medles, Eorps.
department. ordnance officer First Lieut.:
George X shuler. L. $. Marine Corps, signal
cial officer OF tho national matches,
capt. cox and Lieut.. Clement VIII re,
port to the executive oh!ccr o! the %nai'ona!
matches and then proceed to State CAMP
CAPT. shaw and Majors RInGcr and
, Nunrne will proceed 80 state camp. Florida,
, Tor duty. Major benjamin u. Fol.ois,
| aviation officer, SiCnal Corps. 70 duty .aNia
| ton section. signal torps Major Jane
A, Woodruff, Corps ut Engineer, is dc.
tailed as u member OF the Camera! starr
corps. First Lieut., sherman Miles. Third
liver an address IN the naval War college
| Brig Cen. Abiei I. smith, Quartermaster
Corps. is relieved from hts prescn, duties
and will report TO the ouartermasier-Gen-
eral OF the army for duty in his office,
First Lieut.. william y, Kennedy, Medical
Reserve Corps, In relieved from further
| duty IN the Southern department and VIII
proc eed, to his home and Is relieved from
active duty.
charle. v. willard, Twenty-Afh lnfartry,
IL detailed for servics In the Vuartern!aste'
Each Of the following named officer
Of tho Ordnance Department VIII visit
New York city on OFFICIAL business: Lieut.
col. John w. Joyes. Major Jesse q
Nichols. Capts. Charles 7. Harris, Jr, an
James u. Burns, First Lieut. Russell !.
Major curtis o,well. Corps of Engineer.
10 plattshurg. y. Y, for duty az observe
OF the instruction in military engineering
at civilian training camp. special ordc
No. ai6, relating 20 First Lieut.. Henry Ne
Clure Young. Medical Reserve Corps. IS 70
rran.ed col. william a, skunk fiftc~ntl
CsNalry. Leave OF absence for one mont.
IL granted First Lieut.. William Y. Ken
nedy, Medical Reserve Corps. Resignation
Of Second Lieut.. Calvi sattorneld. Jr
The sun., 1916-09-27
EUROPEAN MAILS.

.o.morrow fS- Liverpool, will take mali
rlosluy a. $40 y NJ. for Great Britain.
Atri,a. al.o .a8ili'y addressed CORE
si,oudenta tor Other Countries except Ger
many. Au.,rs Huus,rv. I~.uNemburg. Bri.
yaTia. serbia, Turt"!, The Netherlands. Nor.
way Sw~.er att bnmaf%.
ThN S.HnIi"nNltr american. Nr.r. osHn'
u. sailing Tomorrow for Kirk all. VII
tske mai. c'n-.uy at 10 \ ", tot NORWAY,
sweden, D'na.Irk. ia" N"thri'snd'. Ger
iusuv. Austria. H.rgf'y. IuAcu4busg. Bu.-
gHriu. Serbia lr , rIrtt.
The American Irr- N-v YORK sailing
saturday iaf LINerroo'. vi take mall.
losing - so :. NJ i'r Euror" trs'-p'
,i"tmauy, Als'ria. Iiungtr,, .~t.ux.whu,r
NHtNnt. sweden and Denmark. africa,
West Asia and tho East lLl.cs .
Ti- Italian ,;r-s rHri 's-' Ah-r,,'
sailing saturday for Gibraltar ana Genoa.
VIII take specially all~,s 81 mail. clos'rF
At $3.50 y. NJ. Tor Gihral.,-. Italy, RI
| mania. Switzerland an. Greece VIA ''Oraliei
and Genoa.
Saturday Tor 'lordcsux... VIII taks ma.
se'i1erlaui. i;a,y. Egypt. Greece. Eri'isl
, India. Br,''sh Ea-. Africa. siam. Malta
! ribra''ai. Cey'on. strait Settlements. batcl
! East II4!,s, Ne-' Australia snd iersls..
: The tfU.rl" ~tNn''A. sri'iug SatIrfa'
',r Liverpool wIN ;.t' mai cor ns q
: - l.. VI. fr Great HrI'nir, Ireland. Hs'
illu. NIss'a aud south Africa. 80 sp"
couut;'r.. cNrep' tsriIau5, AJs'r'a. 'llu
pa-.. Ir,ouburc. Bulrarit s".h,n. Turkey
%" seth siaui-. Norway, sweden ahi b"'
! !Ias
The sun., 1916-09-27
s,,rprur co,.nr. NEW YORK COUNTY

SUPREME cornr. NEW YORK COUNTY
MARIE ROsi.K, Plaintiff, W. GEORGE
ROSEK, Defendant. SCMMoNS-ACrlOS
F,iR ABSOLUTE
To tn. snov. named Defendant:
Yor ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 20 an
~ver the complaint in this action, and 70
serve a COPY vf your answer on the Plain
ar Attorney within twenty days aft-- the
service Of this exclusive OF tire
day ~ service and In case Of your failure
- a,,pesr. or answer. judgment Will b,
taken syairst sou by default for the relic!
demanded in the complaint.
pa'ed June a'h. 1918
CHERrRG & rAtr. Plaintiffs Attorney
No .as BroSuNav. Manhattan Boz
ouyh. Seu York Tity.
To The above named Icfendant:
Tn. foregoing 1. serves .uro-
yor ,v publication pursuant 20 an order n
TIVE Honorable Francis y De'ehen'v on
- 'ha justices % the supreme Court o. M
stat. OF New York. dated The ceni day q
August. 1915. ard alei with the complain
H. The once ~ the c.crk o. tho County q
N-Y York a. She County tout. House. II
N. thorough OF MarNa.tar. CIV o,NtV
York IN tho :is. day % S"p'eubsr, 1919.
patel, $ew York Scpt"mhe~ c'st .a'i.
, riiERt'RG & I'ALk Attorneys .tor Plain
ra. 40. 90 Broadvhy, Nanha:'a'
BorouFh. NNT YORK CIV.
The sun., 1916-09-27
FORECLOSURES SALE.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
york Mary /. Van %ess. .laintr.
BeAlnst Sarah !. NJ rar"-r 90 a., do
feniants-Cuuniy clerks lilc SO. al?
-l9lt.
In pursuance OF an 'u'crlnog;ory fu'C.
meat Of partition and sale, duly made and
entered In the above entitled action. and
bearing date the 18th day Of juno. 1915,
/, the undersigned. tho referee In said
introductory Judgment named, viii cell at
public auction, al the Exchange Sales
room. Nos. l%-l5 Vesey street. In the BOr-
ouSh OF Manhattan, city OF New York, on
tho 10Th day OF October. 1916, at II o'clock
noon on that day. by Joseph i. Day, auc-
tionecr, the rrst described promises di-
rected by said !nterlocutury judgment Ia
Al that certain lot, p!ero OF parcel NJ
lHud, situated In the Eighth Ward Of the
Borough OF Manhattan o. the clty Of New
lori.. aud knnwn rs 80, -. spring street,
bouu led and described rs follows:
beginning AZ u point formed by IN" In,
tcfh"t'!uu OF the southcrly boundary oi
Spring street with tho westerly boundary
OF Thompson Street, And running thence
westW ardly, along tho southerly side of
Spring Street. twenty nv" $50 feet: thence
outhwestcr!y and parallel to Thompson
street. ffty-siy tjG) feet ten iol inches
thence southeastcrly. and parallel I,
Spring Street, tweRty-hvr 'ejl fo"' :,
Thompson street: and thence northcaster'y
along tho westwariIy side Of Thompson
street. fftv-siY lisl feet ten I0J iHchc,
The following Is "a diagram Of the prop
erty to be sold; It's street number Is is:
Spring Street:
The sun., 1916-09-27

4 fire was reported ~ III" premises
OF the Stanley 'loth.nG 90, 133 Ernad-
way. IN sundays FIRE record, hut Il was
said at the fire marshals bureau yes'er-
day that there had been no blaze there,
although al alarm had been seat III from
"A pnueumatic signal, Another error oc-
cured in Mondays police record ~ Nres
which exported "A blaze f. TIVE quarters 81
the ONYX hutton CO.. 43-i; West six
tc.nth s,rcc', The fire. however. wa In
the premises of another concern and did
slight damage,
The sun., 1916-09-27

The approximate amount Of tn. Hen or
charge, 10 satisfy which tho above.de-
scribed property Is TO lie soli. IL Fifty
eight thousand four hundred and seventy
eight ana 3s-l00 dollars U5s.%7s3sI. with
interest thereon from August 10. 1918, to-
gcther with tho costs and allowance
amounting TO. Three hundred ssven,y.slx
and O+-l0o dollars Ns7G.oD, with Interest
irnIn August 20. 1916. together with the
expenses OF tho sale. The approximate
amount Of the taxes, assessments and
water rates. or other Hens. which are IA
he allowed to the purchaser out OF IN" pur
cl,aee money. or paid by the Referee, Il
rive thousand seven hundred forty-twc
.9-i00 dollars V5,its.?l and interest
Dated, New York, september -. 1910.
JOHN II. hogan. Referee.
MILLER. KING. LANE 4 THAFFORD
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 50 Broadway
New Yerk City.
The sun., 1916-09-27
MAILS.

shs-sh,' city. also .peci,i.v srg .s.l
mail FOR other par's Of 'hiua and J.p -
and Corea. Via Seattle. per h'eau al9
AVA Msru. $50 7, NJ 'o.innrror,
Japan Corca. china ,o>rert ShsrshaI
ci'yi and ~lhtlnpine ls!a'"'' va N,"nyo,u
j. VI September 20.
Hawaii and Guam, VA san Francisco.
per United states transport. 1850 j. u,
September 20.
The sun., 1916-09-27
PAW SAFES.
CENTRAL Auction CO., ". shc-har
AIcAlnuea1 lSa launl AlHecl .--l. 1911.

WV rs "s"h ~ 20 wv .
At II \. NJ; clothing at 20 \. VI.
Sept. c'--Bv u. g. Fulisn, 60 loth Ave-.
unredeemei pledges OF diamond, watches.
1ewelr,. tiE"rNsrc. g.. previous To- 40.
$4,000. Aug. -. isiS. Also by I. 10 X 4
Son. It3 Fat ga 81. diamonds, J"we'tN,
watches. s!i,.rN.r-. a.. previous 10 ~,
1870 sept. IL lst5. Ana ali goods he'd
from former sales
oct. by John Simpson. lS> Bov"-y.
All unredocmsd pledges 81 pedfi-, d.
monds ana other precious stones, witches,
Jewelry. silverwarc. g., pledged r%r"riuu"
to No. 1880. July !, 1915, and a. articles
held over from previous sdlcs.
oct. 3-By J. Simpson 4 Co. 1850 Broad
way and ;es West t5th -. l'nrrd.em.i
pledges OF every description running from
pledge No. !. January. 1915. TO pledge 40.
1900. July /. 1915. The sboN" pledges 'nn-
si,t Of pearls. rubies. emcrai.s, sapph.rss
and diamond rings pins. brooches, laval
Hero necklaces. scarf p!hs. studs. earrings,
lockets, bracelets. sleeve links. Wal" her.
gems. rilverwnre, g.. aud all Pledge ot
Ike description held over from former sales.
oct. thy ". I.avery. bai 9Th Ave. also
.:77 Cd Ave. Clothing 10 sept. 20. 1919.
The sun., 1916-09-27
Arrested as slayer Of J~dge.

BfIMINoHAN, Ala, Sept. :e.-Dayli
y. Overton. accused Of ths murder OF
Probate Judge w. T. LAWYER In Hunts
VILE last June. was arrested to-day by
detectives at Smithv!lle. Tenn. The muir
der marked the climax of bitter political
troubles in Huntsville. and ts generally
believed to have been responsible for two
suicides in tho town shortly a~fterward.
The State militia was called out at one
time and remained In Huntsville two
weeks.
The sun., 1916-09-27
Plaintiffs Attorneys. so Broadway.
New York CITY.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRk-union Trust company Of New
lork. Plaintiff. acains. Mary \. Moyiar,y
and others. Defendants,
August .. i9IS' /. Tho undersisnei the
referee IN said Judgment named, viii sell
at public auction. At tn. ENchsuge Sales
room. 40. li.is Nesey street. in the Bor-
oush. OF Manhattan, city OF New York. on
day. by Samuel Marx. Auc,!oneer. the
premises directed by said Judgment TO be
SOLD, and therein described Nc follows.
ALI. tina, certain lot, piece or parcel OF
provements thereon erected, situate. lying
aud being In tho Borough Of Manhattan. IN
the city OF New York. and bounded and
described as follows; Beginning at a point
OF tho southeriy side OF Twenty-third
feet westwardly from. the corner formed
by tho Intersection OF said southerly eide
Of Twenty.third street and tho Westerly
,ths 81 Third Avenue running thence rpn,h;
Avenue nin-t.-eieht feet nine inches "a
tho centre line Of tho block; thence west.
wardly along said centre line OF tho block,
,wsnty;hye fs.t; then. nor,hwardiE;
fee, min. inches 10 the southeriy side OF
Twrnty-third Street, ana thence eastwardly,
along the sou,heriy side of TNenty-thirj
Street. twenty-five feet to the point OF
NOW known by the street nuInhsr ono hun,
drci and Gfty..wo East Tweniy-th.rj
Street. The Land aboy. described lies IL
section number 3 In Block number s7s Of
tho Land Map. of the CITY of New. lo'<
Together With the appurtenanccs and all y,
first part In and TO said premises.
Tho following Is n diagram Of the prop
erty to be sold: Its street Number Is -:
East Twenty-thiri street:
L. 90
The sun., 1916-09-27
JACOB sHONGuT. Auctionser. % bow

cry. soils at 10 \. N.
Sept. 27--Largs consignment Of nne dis-
monds. watches and Jewelry.
Oct. e~--Jcwelry. watches. diamonds.
pearls and other precious stones set IN
varior mountings. also unset. and pledges
Of every description pledged from May /,
1913. to June IL, 1915, and from No. sl9is
to $3.50. both inclusive. and older dates
held over from previous sales. Chas. Lang
4 Co., $50 9th Ave.
,,. oG. ' o, ew.1y essr lef ton I n,eds.s c snq
Sept, %. 1915. 10 No. fI7l9 inclusive. and
older dates held over. J.. Haskell i Sons.
0 Columbus Ave.
oct, 8-CiothinE and all pledges from
March 2. 1913. 20 sept. q. 1915. AMI from
No. c3G6 to 1865. !. & y. Keller. 2:i3 Sth
Ave. Also for NJ, Friedman. 90 % Ave.
The sun., 1916-09-27
Spring Street.

DaieI Sc" York. september e0th, 1910.
JOHN l.. O'BilEN, Referee.
T. CHANNON PRESS.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
e3S broadway. New York City.