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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-26
BITS OF
STATE NEWS

The West Virginia Sunday school as.
sociation through committee consist
ing OF D. B. Purinton, j. T. Jones has
adopted a series Of resolutions upon
the resignation Of the associations
general secretary. Arthur Arnold who
has accepted the general secretary.
ship for the state OF Ohio.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-26

The Chicago Tribune wants to know why salty crack.
er is eaten with the salty side up 1t is because the
only side Of salty cracker that is salty is the inside
and II you bring the inside out it is longer inside and
therefore salty.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-26

Probably 1t was during the absence
OF the regular snake editor and while
some understudy whose veracity is not
above reproach that the following got
into the columns Of the Charleston
Mail: Samuel J. Sanford, OF Ran.
dolph street, an oil well driller in the
Blue Creek field, killed rattiesnake
there yesterday which measured thir-
teen feet in length and had fourteen
rattles."
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-26

University of Pittsburgh students nave nominated
Hughes Therefore. 1t will simply be waste Of money
to hold the Chicago convention
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-26

srs6ntsReade offers the guess that when tho last
sounds John Doe will be among the first to RISE
agnspsfhapsk Doe and Dough alike. This explain
A443nsRxsi66t kneaded. But. my friend Dough raises
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-26

Region About Verdun has Become the Abominatlon Of
Desoation Them Is cruel words but truthful neverthe.
less. or
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-26

Began Doomed for President says head. President O.
what? A gas company?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-26

The Austrians are said to have taken big guns to
the Alps. What they about to do-shoot snow balls?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-26

General cadorna is the conmasder
in chief Of NE italian army, which Is
nov engaged n important battles with
the ,Austrians. General Cadorna has
moved his headquarters to Trent from
where he is directing efforts to stem
the Austrian advance.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-26

Nothing like western trip to recuperate Take the
Giants for instance.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-26

rhsres.auran,s sure did big business yesterday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-26

According to computation made by
Bishop W. w. Weekly OF the United
Brethren church In West Virginia.
There are now in the state Of West
Virginia. in round numbers $4,000
members OF the various congregations
Of the United Brethren church and new
churches arc being instituted with
increasing rapidity."
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-26

To become successful doctor you must have patience
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-26

Wife May Go On War Path If She Sees You kissing
Chicago Tribune For second word substitute will"
and put 1t in black caps.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-26

Bites Bone With Sore Tooth; Goes After Fish Dealer
Beautiful one reel drama Of fish, bone and ivory.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-26

(. A.recent, issue Of the Hinton indie.
pendent Herald contained the follow.
Ing: I'VE are indebted to Mrs. 8. P.
Peck for Q COPY Of the independent
Herald, published Feb. 8, 1899, slightly
over "a years ago. and one year after
the consolidation Of the Independent
and Hersla sits leading nsYs item IL
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-26

Word on the roads OF Ohio county
is being held up because of the labor
famine. Along with the farmers and
the Industrial plants, the county has
been unable to secure sufficient num-
Der OF men to make up crews to i'm.
prove highways and as a result much
work provided for In the appropria.
tions Of the current year will be I'm.
completed by July first. Tempting wa
ges have failed to bring an adequate
supply Of labor and the roads must
suffer-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-26

The habitual use for morphine and
morphine derivatives has not been
completely stopped in Southern West
Virginia. according to Judge James
Damron, of Williamson, whose circuit
includes Wyoming county. Judge
Damson says the morphine users have
some arrangement whereby they get
morphine in bulk from wholesale
houses outside Of the state. Many of
them are able to find physicians who
will prescribe morpia for them, TAX.
Ing the ground that 1t is absolutely nee.
essary for them to have the drug.
or the 423 steel works and rolling
mills reported by the Census Bureau
for 1914, the report shows tha,e15 are
located In West Virginia. e.sares by
states are not given. but onl" Penn.
sylvania. Ohio, Illinois, New York and
Indiana have greater number Of plans
than West Virginia.
The following pleasant little story Is
taken from the columns OF the Blue.
field Telegraph: "On the day OF Gen.
eral Lees surrender at Appomattax,
In April. 1866. Lieutenant John Davis
Arbuckle lof Greenbrier county,, Of
Company X, 14th Virginia cavalry, cap.
tured Lieutenant Albert Maxfield. of
the Eleventh Maine Volunteers, taking
from him his sword, belt and haver.
sack and turning the prisoner over to
others, while he remained in the fight
with bis command. Learning Of this
incident and that Lieut.. Arbuckle still
had the sword which he was willing to
return to Lieut.. Maxfeld. o. W. Kit
finger Of Anderson. Monroe county,
avertised the fact In Maine papers. 1t
was not long before Maxfield was dis
covered In New York city, where he
now resides in old age. Recently he
and Lieut.. Arbuckle have had pleas.
ant correspondence, Mr.. Arbuckle ex.
tending to the former foe cordial in
vitation to visit him In his Greenbrier
home. This pleasure Lieut.. Maxfield,
for Q number Of good reasons. was
forced to deny himself. The result Of
the correspondence was that Lieut..
Arbuekle. last week. packed up the
sword very carefully and expressed 1t
70 Lieut.. Maxtleld at his home In New
York"
!. A.reeentlissu Of the Hinton indie.
pendent Herald contained the follow.
The sun., 1916-10-04
CARES FOR 100000 PRISONERS.
Z. Q. Consul-General ~ Moscow,
Home, Tells Of Big Task.

Sohn IT. Snodgrass. American Consul
General at Moscow. who arrived y~ester-
cay by the Swedis h- American liner
Stockholm. said that there were nearly
100000 civil prisoners, Austr'ans and
Germans, who were the wards OF his
Office IN a territory OF more than 1000
square miles, These prisoners are sup
ported by contributions from their coun-
ny men and women.
The tonsul-C;eneral has been forced 10
employ sixty persons 10 assist In the
os,r'bution o. the funds. nearly $4,000
'oo. In many instances IL has been
iscessary for the distributors To travel
~ lied md automobile hundreds OF
Ties
Mr. Snolgrass said hat Russia was
lever NOR" prosperous: that wages had
increased from three to five fold. and
nat women were in demand In munttion
'ictories aud stores, The women. who
were doing most of the farm work, were
receiving moro wages than the men got
he'ore the war. Women who had been
cad before the war 10 work for 81 Il
.'onth were getting s>s In munition fac
tIres.
The sun., 1916-10-04
FORECLOSURE sALHs.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-Marcus n. Marks. Plaintiff, against
The Realty Corporation ct al. Defendants.
closure and sale. duly msSs asd entered ,i' In
the ~bove-en;itlsd action and bearing date
the ard day Of oetober. isls, 1, the under
Will sell at public auction. at the Exchange
saiesroom. No: Ills V..sy street, IN the
on ths 2sth day Of october. 1915. at i!
O'Clock noon on that day. by Bryan l. Ken
nelly. Auct!oneer. the premises directed by
said Judsnsn, TO be sold. and therein de-
ALL those certain lots. pieces or parcel.
Of Land, with the enildins; sna impIovs;;
County ana s sMs Of New York e' ana wn iss
t.Asn together are bounded and described
BEGINNING a. a p1!n, on the e.M-
sou,heasteriy corner Of Park Avenue and
Eighty seventh street, and running thence
,si5 fsst .isht and on. :h.is HS" inches:
thence easterly.. parallel with Eighty sew
tnth street one hundred and two l0?) fee;
VII said Park Avenue eighty.one ISii
feet sieht and One-half go inches; and
.n,h stree. sns p stA OF ,h .'t Way E,sH noy.s n
party wall one hundred and two No:I Zee,
nine e) inches 10 tho point or place Of
the. stree, numbers. 1919, ioGl and 1864
park Avenue, be said several distances and
dimensions more or less.
Said premises will be sold subject N
three hrst mortgages to secure the sum Of
$4,000 each, upon which there now re-
Gether with tn. int.r.s. thereon a, 1--WE per
cent. per annum from the LIST day 81 July.
1916, said mortgages affecting r.-pect!vely
premises 1912. 1851 ana 1853 Park Avenue.
Dated. New York. October ard. 1915.
EDWARD " KELLY. Referee
WOLF a kOHN, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
goa broadway. Borough of Manhattan,
New York city.
The following 10 . diagram Of the prop
erty to be sold lie street Number, are lote.
1851 and 1853 Park Avenue:
SCR
The sun., 1916-10-04

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
ssain., sarah +, NJ Parkcr 81 a., de-
fen ants--county Clerks File No. :tiy
-lSlb.
In PURSUANCE OF an irterlocutory tlIg
mont Of partition and sale, duly made and
entered In the ahov- entitled action. amt
bearing date tho 18th day of Juns. 1915.
] the undersigned. the referee In raid
interiocuiory judgment named. Will sell at
public auction. at the Exchange Sales
room. Nos. it-ie vssey Street. in ths Bor.
ouSh Of Manhattan. city OF New York. on
noon on that day. BY Joseph p. Day. sue.
rected by said intsriooutory Judgment TO
DO sold. and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of
land. situated IN tho Ei4 Ward OF thu
Borough Of Manhattan OF the City Of New
York, and known Us No. 49, Spring Street,
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at q point formed bv the IN.
tersection OF the southerly boundary 90
Spring Street with tho westerly boundary
Of Thompson street and running theme,
westwardly, along ths southerly side of
Spring street. twenty five t25l feet: thenca
southwesterly; and parallel to Thompson
thence southsa.terly and parallel :"
Thompson street: and thence northeastrrly
along tho w~setwsrdly siis Of Thompson
Street. Nf,y-siN 1857 feet ten IOi inches
to the place Of beginning.
The following Is a diagram Of the prop
erty to hs sold; lite street number IL II:
Spring streets
The sun., 1916-10-04

The approximate amount Of the lion or
charge. to satisfy which the above-de-
scrlbed property 10 to be cod. Is Sinety.fiur
thousand seven hundred and seventy eigh t
<.-l0o dollars tts<77st.i. with interest
thereon from tho ltth day OF September,
1876, together with the costs and allowance
amounting to Three hundred and twenty.
three 1900 dollars I3:3.;3D, with interest
from September .5th. 1916. together with
the expenses OF tho sale. The approximate
amount Of the taxes. assessments aud
water rates. or other liens, which are to be
allowed TO the purchaser out Of tho pur-
chase money. or paid hv tina Referee, Is
one thousand eight hundred ana eighty-hve
So loo dollars ,flSsJ So and interest.
Dated, New York. October 2rd, 1915
EDWARD H. KELLY, Referee
The sun., 1916-10-04

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
1oNk.tnion Trust Company OF New
York. Plaintiff, against James Jordan. and
others. Defendants.
rsrs.an, to a !saEmen; in n. .S9ys
day Of August. 1915, |, tho undersigned:
the referee IA said j%uIgmen' named. will
sai.sroom. Noe. ii.is vesey street. in the
on october 10 1915. At /. o'clock noon on
that day. ty paliri Grfenwa.d. Auctioneer.
be sold. and therein described as follows:
ALL that certain plot, piece or parcel OF
proy.men,s thereon erected, situate. lying
and being in The borough Of Manhattan. 10
the City, Of New York. and bounded and
on the northeriy side OF Twenty.third
street. distant eishty-tour feet westwsrdiy
Of the said nOr,hsriy SIDE Of T..nty.third
street and the westerly side OF. Third Ave-
Thirl Avenue. Hinsty,eis4., ..st min. ,nch..
.ss'wardly along he centre, linz OF the
! bloch seventy eight Tee. thence south
e,sht feet nine inchcs to the point or pace
- h.rinrinr 81! promises being known
~ the s;re~t ,nunNs,s one hundred and
hfty-fve, One hundred ami hftv- seven and
one hundred and nfiy-uine East Twenty
third street, hriug n" -tUl" promises which
s!.' a. trustee. 81 the last vii AMI T.n:,s..
ment 81 Peter i.oril'nri, deceased. tn James
Jordan an! Thata"Hs Notary. by deed
:jth. 1859. IN fAber ego. prge 1871, In the
Once OF IN" Register OF tho County of New
std.icn Ta~ T" ! is IA 81 Book s'i ni rlDs. IS s;s on IN
tho Land Mtp q the cav ~ New York.
Tgse,hcr Win the arrGri''auees In and to
Tho f|,'ewius Is = diagram Of the. Drop
erty to he so.i' 's ttr,.t SANDER is lSs-iS
East .3i' street:
The sun., 1916-10-04

2ith Street.
The approximate amount Of the lien ~
chutgA, to satisfy which the sbove-ds-
scribed property is to be sold, 10 SIis. SIS. -,
with interest thereon from tho 18th day OF
September. 1916. together with coets and
allowance amounting to st29 ~, with In
terest from September 10th. 1916. together
with ths expenses Of the sale. The Ap-
p~roxinate amount OF the axes. assese-
are to be allowed TO the purchaser out Of
the purchase money. or paid by the Ref
cree. IL 3lsg.33 and interest.
Dated. New York, September 20. 1918.
VICTOR McCCTCHEOS. Referee.
The sun., 1916-10-04
OUAMON0UU.


SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
MARIE ROsLk, Plaintiff. va. GEORGE
ROSEK Defendant. DEMONSTRATIONS
FOR ABSOLUTE DIVORCE.
To the above named Defendant,
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint In this action. n to
serve u copy OF your answer On the Plain
NM Attorney within twenty days after Inc
service OF this summons, exclusive OF the
day NJ service and In case OF your failure
to appear, or answer, Judgment will be
taken sguinst YOU hy default for tho relief
demanded In the complaint.
Dated June 9Th, lJlO,
cHERuRG 4 FALK, Plsintin's Attorney,
No .9S broadwHN, Manhattan Bor-
ough, New York iity.
To the above named Defendant:
The foregoing summons Ia served upon
vou Il, publication pursuant TO an order Of
thu Hnrur,hlr Francis n peishantv. ono
~ the i~I.iIres. 'l inr Suprcm' Court Of the
sat" u' y " \urt. .i'ui tn ..ui 'r' u
Nugust. lslt, and Mot vim the complaint
H. the uriUr ~ the CI.ik II the comfy Of
New YORK; ~ III. county court Huus. In
the Borough ~ Manh.ttuu, tity ut NrH
York on tile alst day ~ september, 1915.
Dated New Work., september eis', 1915
cHI.Rl re- n fAl.k Ntlprur>~ for Ildin
TN. NJ. ~ ilr IauNhy, A~AnnAitau
Borough. NsS york ctu.
The sun., 1916-10-04
Heavy Cold Imports C~ontinue.

"A'HiSGroS, Oct, 3.-Gold imported
mo the United States from January |
% September 2? amounted 10 s3st,+b0,-
''', The Federal Reserve Board am
.,uhctd today, while exports were sea-
'~,o9'p'o In the same period last year
NhNo-'. exceeded exports by sai7,t7I,-
"'' N.r' Than sioa, 600, 0no ~ tn"
'"''"'' .Wp"rteI this year was In for
lau.
The sun., 1916-10-04
sAI.Es.
JOSEPH sHONGOOD's SONS. Ju

JOSEPH sHONGOOD's SONS. Julius
shongood. Auct.. - Bowery. sell 10 a. ~.
Oct. diamonds. watchee, .ewcIIy. etc.
NJ. Rothman 4 Son. 81 LIST ave. 4. Roth
OF. Men. and wosren's clothing.
pledged prior sept. 20, 1918. II, Fre.i. %
New Chambers ST W. II. GeE:z.!rscr. 81
Amsterdam ave,
oct. AL diamonds ana other precious
stones, all watches. Jewelry Of every descr!p-
ton. sllverwar., firearms instruments, odds
and ends ana all other mNcel1ancJas srti'
cles pledged with benjamin. Fox, ~ stn
ave. prior. TO sept. ~. 1917. to ~. saSs..
Oct Men and womcn's clothing. dry
goods. shoes. &c. al! goods pledged prior
Aug. l.. iai5. TO No. slOlO and AL goods
held over from previous sales. II. :. lsaacs.
2tss sth ave.
oct. s-Dismonds. watches. ~1ewelry. &c.
pledged prior Sept. -. 1915. !" Schwartz.
s:s Grand 81.
oct. g-C,othing. Alex Freuni. 1916 "a Az.
oct. i~o-I-vpiry. g. Rothman, <AS Canal
St. Alex frsund. ljt5 I'd Ave
Oc, l0-All mems and women's clothing,
dry goods. furs. shoes, &C, pledged prior
oct 4 1918. to No siies. with BENJAMIN
Fox, - sth Ave. Also similar goods Tor L.
CHASER, 1880 ID Ave.
The sun., 1916-10-04
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. ". shsehsn
Auctioneer. l5f Cana street, sells Jswsiry

CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. ~. shsehan.
a Aufi'on',s. iS Ia, S:n:' strs.s, sSs,'' ''~''r'
Oct by 81 Lsy.ry, ss! s'h Ay: also
Ho 90 HNf I,I.Aiss .G s'p ih
Clothing &e, TO Sept, %, 1915.
Oct. BY McAleenHn's. 1880 ProAdwAy.
All unred.smed pledges Of pearls. Diamonds
ara other p%r:s'oq; .sopss' Tss:h:s iow'iSy,
10000 sept, 1915. Also Nos, io7t7 pearl
necklace, is,,' PEI, nses'.ss; is;io ale;
necklace. . diamond brooches and = watch,
i5iiS diamond ring Az IN as!. and ell
Oct ie-By r Simpson 4 Go, 1879 Broad
way All unredss ,sd pledges Of pearls,
diamond ard other precious stones.
witches, tew.iry. .,verwSrs. kc. pledged
previous - No lcoei July !, 1915. ana all
articles held from previous sslss
ROW. ali unr.dssm.d pledge Of psaslH.
rl.dsed previous 10 No $4,000 June l. 1911.
and all articles hold over from previous
ra'es.
The sun., 1916-10-04
FITZGERALD BARES
CAR STRIKE SECRET
Cigarette Smoking "Finks"
and Wear on Machinery to
Help Men Win.
FRACTION Low
Third Avenue and New York
Railways Surface Lines Hit
Hard, He Says.


cigarettes ana machinery. These arc
the mean. by which William "a r,,,-
-. 49,. y. -, ~ '"A
so"'u' "'' vi 'he STRIKING carmen'
expects 10 force the traction heads of
New York INTO recognize OF his union
"~' 's"re',e'
.. mi. ,,.sa "'
~ men are WEAR
'ns out 'ne machinery or the cars.
ut took the railway companies OF this
toUr twenty.dye vear. n h,,,,d IA .ha
o'sa"'1a''o" '"a' went OUT on s'rike' and
Il would take another twenty-five years
to build up another like II. The men
running the companies" ne said.
Couldn't reorganize in n thousand years
with the bunch they've got on the cars
now why, they're a bunch of cigarette
smokers.
Car yu imagine making a motorman
out OF q cigarette smoker? Why. you
couldn't make a good conductor out Of
man VINO smokes Cigarettes continued
FllheeraId.
mere are a lot OF green cars running
We ADMIT tnat. But no one knows better
man tne men VINO are sending them
ou' ina IL would be more profitable to
keeP mem IN 'ne parns. They are send
nav. had univ TOO ~ ~. ae",N VIZ
with the controller before beInv ora.rod
a vork You can ,ns.,n. ,,.s. ~, 4.
do,nr IN the mschin.rS rhas ua, =,
wins car str,kes Tor re WV"
How q OtA.. v,,.o.,.. me-. --
delphia and Boston when We went on
ch,rsrv ". on,,, haa mu on ma ma.
,hs men ou, IN pos,on So, ~. -
NAMED n, .,orr 49, 49,, ~
This 10 M score, tn hnssas I.an.
bu, they hons % cat n,r 80 M" ~
Sn,s On: rn..h,n.r -. ~, % oe-
% knov 4, zoo ,b.ms 80 .ause
back" " "'' e'"''
N,,r.x,s -.
.,.,cin,,.. ,b,, ,ha h..r, 10, .nne
.,,,ya 90 ,hs ..s,.s ~ Wv,
S,,n, 49, WIZ
go, .an,,v.,an nr n" "
80. 80. wv 'Pe'"'"'s ""n
80 pe"
~ g.. mne nv naruen
We" i"n rsnwsss ~Conhpany
.Hu pe"e,e me Wni'.'aee
nise,ns n's n'eheis , unuers'and ms
t,ochno.oers A'e oesinh'hs 10 ASK MN
""rul ~
~ -
The sun., 1916-10-04
BANK HUNT FOR aRAvEuR WILL
Fowler Directs search ~
the CoIonial's ONacials.

A seacrh of the 18th branch of
the Colonial Bank will be made for the
viii of Joseph c. Graveur, who was
killed at the Hotel Walton. In Philadel-
phia. last week.
Charles g. Graveur. father Of the de-
cedent. who lives at 500 West 14+th
street. got Surrogate Fowler yesterday
TO sign an order directing the officials OF
the bank to make the search. The IA
ther stated in an afidavit that his son
had a private safe In the vault Of the
bank and probably left a will there.
The sun., 1916-10-04
Spring Street

Dated New York. e%sptsmbsr 10th, 1914
JOHN L. O'BRiES. Referee,
r. cHANSoN PRESS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
2y8 Broadway. New York CITY
The sun., 1916-10-04

PROPOSALS ruH TuRNITuRE-omcs
Of Depot Cuartetirds'sr Army Building,
New Norl v v scaled proposals. VIII he
received hove uniil . y. NJ. November l.,
;als. f"r furuiurr. Further Information
upon application.
The sun., 1916-10-04
rORECLOsURE SALES.

voRK-MORTGAGE ASSOCIATES,
roRPORATED, Plaintiff. against THE
POLO CONSTRUCTION co. ct al. De-
PENDANTS.
In pursuance o. a judgement of FORE
cloeure and sale. duly made and entered in
tho sbove-entitled action aud bearing dAts
the Goth day Of September, 1915. I. the
Undersigned. the Referee in said judgment
r rsGS%as viii ss ,G.i o., pD0! No. aufi' aeiai a" y.s :e:
stic,t, in tho borough OF Manhattan. City
Of New YORK., on the 10th day of October.
HERBERT i. sHERMAN. Auctlonesr, the
premises directed by said judgment to be
ALL those certain lots. pieces or parcels
Of land with the buildings and Improve
ments thereon erected. situate, lying and
county and state Of New YORK, bounded
and described as follows;
bEGiNNlNG at n poin, on the eastefly
eide OF Fourth Avenue distant sixty feet
intersection Of the northerly. side Of iith
Avenue: running THENCE c~asteriy. parallel
with 2tth street and for part Of the dts
,sne' ssISgsh a gsr,y wsd sishsyi'nf.s
eight feet and nins Inches; THENCE vsct.
.isys,y.thrss feet TO the e%sst.riy .iSs q
Fourth Avenue; THENCE southeriy aionG
tho easteriy eide of Fourth Avenue. thirty.
eight fee, and nine inches to the point -
place of beginning.
said premises being known as number
329 and S31 Fourth Avenue.
SUBJECT TO a prior mortsaes fven =
secure the rayment OF the sum of 5000, 00o,
recorded In the once Of the Register OF the
County of New York. In Section 3. Liber
2ts OF Mortgages at PAGE 80. and subject to
covenants and restrictions contained In In
etruments recorded In the ONCE OF the said
Register In Libcr 900 of Co~nveyances. At
page %. Liber <b% OF Conveyances At p~Gs
7s7, Liber ass of Conveyances At page At,
Liber $50 OF Conveyances at page tSs. and
70 a party wall agreement recorded In said
Registers once in Liber as7 of Convey
ances. at PAGE ass, and to existing ten
anoies OF John +. Desncr, William Degner.
John F. Dcgr"r, Jr., Gustave Won Haspsrg.
Co.pertners In bushes. under the name
and style Of g. A. Aurmorit Co.. and Of
Bert Kraus, Henry Forchheimer and Mas
Forchheiner, Co-partners In business under
the hrm name and style Of Henbert silk Co.
Dated. New lork, September 22nd. 1919.
VICTOR McCCTCHEOS, Referee.
sTODDARD q MARK. Attorneys for Plain
tin, once 4 y. q. Address, l2s Broad
way. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City.
The following Is a diagram OF the prop
erty to be sold Its street Number 10 S3o-SSl
Fourth Avenue;