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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
Havre de Grace Entries

Fist Racs Cfor maidsns. tvoyea,.c,tsi ~, \"
and hali furlonS Owner Roc 0Ne5! -, -
TN ii5: R,6a ia II 4A rs: Gyp IS w.. r;;
liz: starry Barne-. rs: Da,Rcoi, rs brf
O'Dsa ~, onHlo,. rs. judge Wrgh. H. ll''
second Race Claiming stecple-hass: FOR th;'s,
YEAR lls and upFard sa0I. 'Fp HAes = -.
Cassatt. 81. R9yA Spinner ,.mp rs. WE ns
BrazcnoSe 1913: bamboo a.. --...,s, al
Third Race lclsimiug: fDr uIree ar o,qs So. -
upward. sir fllrUug l-CarI'ne. ny. rLN.
TO- MoutHcL, 1917 'Tus as S,ec.. losi ron a.,
q Men.o, no FLAIR, 100; 'l.um,...ilea' iiS.
.Owana. %, Frank Ps'tersog. 10. tsiog9,' AZ,
juvenile. los: 'Astrol0ser. 1915. 'NiTro.a a. p.s'
eligible Two Royals. 10. 'snlrSns. ~ -.
Petua, no: jos F'nn' 49, 'I.'2' 4''
Fourth Rae. The Autumn; pure for ts IRE I,
year-o.ds ana upward one mAs az ,Ss do,
1876: Sea Beach. los. Graphic. l0i. Pr,Hr he,,.
loS venetia lo5 Delaney, l''' N@-s' ~
Widow Beiotte. - .s,...
FIN Race. selling fin-' sd m ,is .,T.Sy
i S5 Ka iH f. ,o Fsa-Si 70, 'l5o w e.
'Slk Rustic ~. TIE Bu,vhrlv ~. (stA 100.
cut. i0i: Broom Com To-. kits. l9'. 'GhS'
snap H. 9S. 'Ea,'r- LILY '1. -, I'D
Sixth Race claiming. '"- 'oir''.h - ~.
up,garl. one mite and siI-ccU'h -thrtt"' IN.
si.S Bril-. m: supreme N J.. S So ~
Bond, 100: Harry Lauder Lli lacHr1 49, s,V.
IL: AStrom. III smlg fS: .Rif,, b.. Isl
. ~; no}i" ,ds .'' t,o .inb's PPM HrT
III: copper King. III. Dar-moutl. III "a, "a
iScyrntl, Race lse,ng fyr Wrss- 80 f.,s,,
urvsri: one mile AID seventy ysnl' i,,t oorsn
P Tiii zig i5. sw Pilot, Jos. 'Mrtmio lGi
Yodelins. liz; 'No Manager l''' '''"''N'
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
Plans to Force Greve
To Give Up Park Books
Swami Preparing to Take
Neponsit Realty Head Be-
fore Justice Golf

District Attorney Swami and the cX-
traordinary grand jury ordered by Gov
crnor Whitman are preparing to bring
William NJ. Greve, vice-president OF the
Neponsit Realty Company, before Su-
prcme Court Justice Golf to show cause
why Grcve should not produce certain
checks and documents connected with
the investigation Of the city's purchase
of Seaside Park from Greve, William III.
Reynolds and their associates. Grevc
probably will appear in court Monday.
Assistant District Attorney kilroc
continued yesterday his investigation
of the books of the Brooklyn Ice Pal
ace, supposedly controlled by Charles
OMalley, employed by Controller Prem
dergast to appraise the value oil the
Seaside Park property. OMalley has
said that Grcve and Frank Bailey, vice
president Of the Title Guarantee ana
Trust Company and president OF the
Neponsit Realty Company, were not IN
terested IN the Brooklyn Ice Palace.
Adolph Krauss, head waiter at
Sherry's, was called TO testify about
the "Sl40 "A plate dinner given, by
REYNOLDS and his associates In celeora-
ton Of trip TO inspect copper mines IN
Arizona. O'Malley and Mayor Mitchell
were guests at the dinner.
George Dobson, managing editor oil
"The Brooklyn Eagle" and part owner
of Dreamland Park, which was pur-
chased by the city, also was witness.
He assured Mr.. Kilroe that develop
ments in the Seaside Park Investigation
we're revelations 10 him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
Chicago Boxer Scores Two
Knockdowns in Third
Session Of Battle
By Fred Hawthorne

Charlie White. of Chicago. let a
chance for another X. q. in his record
90 last night at the st. Nicholas Rink.
Twice in the third round he knocked
Johnny Tillman down for the count OF
nine, but Johnny stalled until his head
cleared and then brought the crowd to
its feet with great rally.
In spite of the two knockdowns he
suffered, Tillman earned shade by his
work in the fifth, sixth and seventh
rounds. White had the first three SEES
sions, and the Fourth, eighth and tenth
were even.
Johnny held White off with long
left lab and occasionally shot over jar
ring right swings TO the jaw. Nate
Lewis. manager for Charley, claimed
White had hurt his left hand in the
third round.
The Chicago boy seemed to nurse his
left in the latter rounds, but Dit
more aggressiyeness when he had tut
man going would have ended matters.
White weighed 1871 pounds and Ihlman
141i3.
In the first of the star bouts Joe
Welling's place was taken by FRANKIE
Conifrey. yelling appeared with
bandaged right hand, alleged to be
broken. The bout went to Jimmy Duny
by a shade on aggressiveness, though
in the last three rounds Conifrey hand,
ed out a fine lot Of wallops 10 jaw and
body with right and left hooks.
Duffy is not SNOWY boxer, but Is
constantly boring in to close quarters.
lie rarely took back step last night,
even when the punches came hardest.
Johnny Dundee TOOK his old sparring
partner Joe Mooney. through the most
oventful ten rounds that young man
ever travelled JSe's mouth was drip
ping blood and cash over his left
eve added TO the CORY appearance he
presented in the last five rounds.
Dundee won every round except the
fifth. which was even. He jabbed and
hooked relentlessly, and Mooney found
the wop scotch a hard man 70 shoot at.
In the last two rounds Joe was tired
and weak and Dundee seemed disposed
TO treat his old partner .leniently
Mooney was dead game, but not up to
the task in hand. Weights-Dundee,
1871; Mooney, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
Tilden and VoshelI
Reach Tennis Final

William 4. Tilden, Cd, of Phila-
Gelphia, and S. Howard Voshell, ma
tional indoor champion, will face each
other IN the final round of the open
lawn tenriC tournament of the Marine
and Field Club at Bath Beach to-mor-
row afternoon.
Tilden gained his final bracket yes
terday on the clay courts by defeating
Allan Behr in straight sets at G-3.
. >, while yoshell moved out TO the
same round by taking the measur, of
william Hartye at 6-2, 60 Both
the winners smashed their way TO vic.
tory, killing" high lobs with terrific
force.
Two matches were played in the first
round of the mems doubles. Hartye and
X. V. Lewis defeating William Bullock
and H. Is. Smith at 60, %, and Behr
and b. J. Ranney eliminating Tilden
and George Throckmorton in hard
three-set match sby a score of 10 S.
t--6, 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
FORECLOSU-T SALES.

IN LOSURE.-SUPREME COURT,
County Of New York Louis Wendell, Jr.,
plaintiff, against The Pr Hslsey 81. Co,
Inc, ct al, defendants. Wendell, Elliott q
Robson. attorneys for plaintiff, 217 Broad
way, New York.
Pursuant 10 Judgment entered Septem-
Der 9Th. 1917, the undersigned will sell at
public auction at the Exchange SalesrOom,
Nos 1916 Vesey Street, in the Borough Of
Manhattan, City Of New York, az u o'clock
noon on September 2Sth, 1917, by Charles
a. Berr!an, suctioneer. the mortgaged
premises directed by said judgment 10 be
sold. situated on the southerly side Of West
laOth Street. in the Borough Of hanhat-
tan. CITY Of New Nori distant one hundred
and fifty feet w"s'.Ti from the south
westerly corner OF amsterdam Avenue and
l30th Street, being seycnty-fOur feet and
eleven inches in depfh on each side and
nifty feet in width in front and rear, said
side lines being parallel with Amsterdam
Avenue, the said property being more par
ticularly described in the mortgage re-
corded In the ONCE Of the Register OF the
County Of New York I'm Liber 1922, Section
Of Mortgages, Page l72.
Amsterdam Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
Miss Bannister
Wins on Notlek
Tennis Courts

Thirty-two women began play yes'ci-
day in the open tournament on inc
CLAW courts of the Notlek Tennis cluo'
10th street and Riverside Drive
Among the winners was Miss Carrie
Bannister, Of Springfield. Mass, inc
champion of that city. She deteateu
Mrs. S. Frankel at ca, G-J.
The mems tournament reached In.o
the semi-fnal round in the singles, with
sam X. McAllister, Jersey CITY cnam,
pion: John Scager, jr, j. Meyer ana
Dr G. w. Slattery filling out the brack-
cts. The tournament will continue To-
day. with the finals set for Monday
The summaries follow:
women's open ,insl,s first roundl Miss Ihr ,,
plur, defeated Mrs n. j. SIrsfiu. G.a. 81 Mi,'
carrie Banuistcr defeated Mr.. > tFanhgl, -, "
"a. Nj r. We'll defeated Miss H. Ri'nail'",,'
Go 81. Mr. ;. !. Strauss, deioat.H " a.,
IbrystsI % 90. Miss II Ames driC atGd MS
y. 4. Jones, 81 g. Mrs. &. hln'h u''''''''
Mems singles third rouudl sam II M'a as.-
defeated q. = DouarI. G-i G-l. JGhn HrAse5
ir. defeated Abbott sclocufcid. 81 o.
I Mover defeated Charles II Mare .; -
pr g. W. slattcr defeated j. London w '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
Futurity Handicap
Should Afford Thrills

The Futurity Handicap, joint feature
with the Hardness Cup Race of the
automobile carnival at the Sheepshead
Bay Speedway tomorrow afternoon.
promises to furnish thrills galore in
the four ten-mile heats and the final at
the same distance. Louis Chevrolet,
Ralph De Palma, Dario Resta and Ralph
Milford will be the honor men IN the
order named.
A meeting of the drivers has been
called for this morning, when the draw
ing for positions in the Hardness Gun
Hundred-Mile Derby will be conducted
by Fred Wagner. Every driver will be
compelled to draw a number. so that
no f6yorl,ism will be shown in the
allotment Of choice positions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
Spain Puts Embargo on Oil

The Spanish government, by royal
order published September 7, prohibits
expectation OF all classes of olive oil
excepting that already billed at point
of origin for railway transportation
and that invoiced for maritime snip
ment, both exceptions conforming to
export requirements Of royal order re-
ported in this consulate's cablcgram Of
August Is.
Earlier embargo regulations for
olive oil, published in Commerce Re
ports for July 10, Is and 20 and August
%, permitted the expectation of fine
oils subject to certain conditions and
fulfilling named standards of quality.
The cablegram of August l3 referred
to above gave notice of the Importation
of an export duty of 40 pesetas per 100
kios on fine olive Oil. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
Miss Harris NJ.
Beats William
In Great Pace
Champion Side Wheeles
Loses First Contest Since
He Was 3-Year-Old

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 20.-0ns "A
the unexpected results Of today.
Grand Circuit race programme az tho
mile track here was the defeat % VIZ.
lam, 1881, in the free-for-sll race.
The champion was not only beaten. bus
failed TO get inside the money in 4
field Of six PAGERS. It was the fir,
race he ever lost, outside Of a few yl
his matches with Directum +, since h,
was three year-old, and first appeared
nthe track.
Miss Harris VI. won two Of the thres
heats and the race. The middle heat,
won By Hal Boy in 2:0l fat, was II
fastest. The three heats we're the fast.
est raced on any Grand Circuit track
this year.
William broke in the first mile short.
ly after leaving the wire and did not
try. He was beaten on the square in
the second heat, leading 70 the three.
quarters in 1890, then being beaten BY
Hal Boy in the sprint home. tie never
put his nose in front ~ all in N.
third heat.
In the 2:20 race Jay Mack won sf,s.
five heats. Robert Gatewood. G.er,,s
/ three-year-old PAGER. negotiated hi,
winning heat in 2:Ojt, a new reeorJ
for three-year-old this season. Byrt
X. was favorite in this event.
The stake event. the Capital Civ
20! trot, purse $4,000, saw BseslIi
choice IN the auctions, easily beatsn h,
Busy's Lassie in straight heats. IL.
hgnt Tor place was the hot one
The summaries:
RA'iMGL- % CLASS-PuRsE Sioso-s ~
jay , MACE. en-. b.. By Ll5sry JV
Robert Gs,ssood ;. b.. b. j. Nal. ! ! / !
:, com FORBES fGeerD ........-'. 2l2.,
bur n. Dr. g. by JACOB Res
E'hsI Knight BIZ m. by uaaisa, "a
Enorey 1i BOOK 3, + H'1' v.e1,,l., 'n
Comet Mack b. N. tSocleyl -, a, ""
Al Mckinney. br. ,wh.teasaiJ ds
Tine 2.97t. 20jt, 2C64. zoe aos.
The CAPITAL CIrY-2.o7 TROT-PUasE
p,-.. s2.ooo-3iN
Busy,s Latsic. b. m. by Peter th. Great
Bscoiii. b. h.. by Ber,lri iwh,si .
s0riSsan, b. g. BY Baron MrKiary
H~re,i', creek cb. h. By General wa,u Z
E::. B.., =. Z q 53.sl.,.
lay hsSS Don, CD. e. y-.sn'iH'j.-......-.
8
} FREE FOR-ALL PACfy-PURSE. s. e'0-THgEg
HEATS
Miss Harris VI. b. m, b. Pete, ~ Great
Hal Boy, ;. g. b, Hsi B. ,la,l.ao,aai. ...
Ben Easl. D. &. By the Earl lChi.i'I ...... . /
Russell Boy. b. h. b. RuS1c Pater'sr
William. b. D. Marvin .................. : ?
single g.. b. h. lJsmlsonI ...............3 1
Tine. 2Ol'.. 2.nl. 20l&.
2ls CLASS TROTTTNG-P PURSE. tl.0a0--3 ~
sublime b. h.. By Worth Mckinney jsIlr-
Latsuns 3. b. b.. By UrEo 0~aJn 800.
Frisco Worthy. b. e., By San FralcS'o
Golden AEaorthy br. n. by Morgan Al.
worthy LJCleSI ..s...--t .-s.s........r..
Richard Hunter. b. q tGrlyl ...........,l 6ll
fcddlEg. b. b. lRrdneyD .,...............b
Benton. b. J.. lJagGLsonl ................
Aller1on Holr b. h. (Ha.dsrrnsnl .........7 . s
Frederick the Great. 70. & tFoglns) Dbl 10 I
Bda, ,. m. iAlbnD Observation-Disclosures. 81
Opera Express, CHI s. (F1emns) ,........,sut
Louis Winter. blk. z lMcDOna4l .....uig ts
Tine, 09n. 40, 209A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
Census of New Zealand
Shows Increase

According to recent census returns
the population Of New Zealand, includ-
ing Maoris and islanders, is l,l62'Z'5'
The Maoris number 49,77l. The North
Island population is Gjl,O72, an in
crease Of 1888 on the 1911 census.
The South Island population is 1897,
an increase of 3,6I2. Auckland Prov
ince has increased by 44,2i2. yelling
ton by $4,000 and Canterbury by S,426'
while Otago decreased by SS4.-Com-
merce Reports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
u. S. Loan Badges Ordered
Liberty Bond Buttons To Be
Supplied 100000
Purchasers

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2O.--The pre-
liminary contracts for 100000 but
tons for purchasers of the second offer
ing Of Liberty bonds next month have
been placed BY the Treasury Depart
ment. ard deliveries are now being
made 70 Liberty loan committees of the
various reserve districts. Several fac
tories ave working night and day to fill
the order
The button will be called officially
badges of honor" The border will be
IA red. the centre in blue, with a bust
OF the Statue of Liberty and the in
scription Gown = Liberty Bond in
white.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
White Outpoints Tillman
In Fast Ten-R0und Bout
Fight Log

TONIGHT
Harlem 5. C.-Benny Leonard and
Leo Johnson.
Browns A. {. Gar Rockaway).-
Paddy Burns and Red Mcdonald.
Freeport ). C.-Happy Hayes and
Johnny Thompson.
New Polo A. A.-Jimmy Pappas and
Chick Gleason.
SATURDAY
Fairmont A. C.-Frankie DAILY and
Joe Lynch.
Clermont S. C.-Franke Callahan
and Harry Condor.
Broadway S. C.-Ted kid Lewis
and Frank Carbone.
QueensbOrough A. C.-Jimmy FLYNN
and Charlie Pappas.
MONDAY
Manhattan A. C.-Irtsh Patsy Cline
and Willie Jackson.
Pioneer S. C.--Johnny Harvey and
Chick Simler.
forkyiile S. C.-Young Otto and
Bobby Lyons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY.
-Heurg g.. s. simpson. as receiver OF the
Peoples Theatre Company, domestic cor
poration. plaintiff against Mlnsker Realty
Louis NiiusEg. Michael william Minsky and
Samuel Davis and Martin Berlin, defendants.
Abraham r. SarasOhn. Plaintiffs Attorney.
500 Broadway, New York City, Borough OF
Pursuant 20 judgment Of foreclosure and
sale entered June 23d, 1917, the undersigned
will sell at public auction. a. the Exchange
SaIeSroOws Nos l4-lb \esey street, Borough
OF Manhattan. City Of New York, at II
O'Clock noon on the 18th day OF September,
1917. by Samuel Marx auc'iOuoer, the mort
gagged premises directed by said judgment 10
be sold. and described therein as follows
All that lot. piece or parcel Of land, with
the building and improvements thereon erect
ed. situate. lying and being in the Borough
OF Manhattan. city, County ana state or Ne"
York ana bounded and described as follows:
Beginning az the corner formed by the In
trrsecJiOu OF the SouthCrly side Of Houston
Street with the westerly side OF Chrystie
Street. running thence s0u'Herly along the
westerly side Of ChrystlC street, lt4 feet .
inches thence westerly, parallel with the
southerly side Of Houston street and part Of
the distance through party wall, 100 fee' .
and thence uoItherly. parallel with the west
rrly side OF ChrystIo street, l6i rect inches
70 the sOg-heTy side Of Houston street !:
thence eag'cTly along the SOgthCr!y side Of
Houston Street 100 feet 10 the point or
place Of beginning. said premises being 100
feet ia front and rear and 164 feet inches
deep on each side.
Subject 20 the lien Of FIRST mortgage
thereon TO secure the sum ot S35o,ooo. 90.
bearing interest a. the rate Of six per cent
rer snnum. PAYABLE quarterly on the esd days
o. February. May, August and November OF
each year. and which mortgage falls duo on
November I.' 1917, and also subject 20 the
lien Of the second mortgage thereon, upon
which there Is now duo ana unpaid the sum
q $4,000 90, bearing interest az the rate Of
six psr cent. per arnum. and water rates
= pproNImatirc the sum Of 5000. subject also
10 the lien a. any, which may have been
acquired by subroEation by the Manhattan
School. not exceeding the additional sum OF
100000
The following IS a diagram Of the property
70 be sold It's street numbers are III, ll3,
lis and III East Houston Street, Borough
Of Manhattan. City OF New York.
Houston Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21

Thirty candidates FOR the De Witt
Clinton football eleven reported for
practice at Astoria, Field yesterday.
The players were divided into two
squads, and engaged in two-hour
drill. with Cook, the head coach, in
charge of one group and several old
Clinton stars handling the other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
The Weather Report

WASHINGTON Sept 2o.-Therc have been
showers In the Ohio and upper Mississippi val
lcys. tho eastern lower lakc region, New York
and New England and also IN the Florida pc
uiusuIa extreme Western Tctas New Mexico and
Arizona Elsewhere the weather was fair II Is
apprcciahly cooler IN the upper lako trgon and
the upper Mississippi valley. and somewhat warm
or IA the Atlantic states. tho Northwest and ca
ucmc West
with tho exception n showers Friday In th"
upper Ohio Valley tho southern portion OF tho
Middle Atlantic districts ard IN southern FLORIDA.
urIsy cast ~ the Mississippi River u viii he
somewhat cooler Friday In N" ONO NslIcy anu
the lusrr lake region. and on Saturday In thc
Middle Atlantic states.
Forecasts for Special looaItlos.-Eastorn New
York-Falr Friday and probably Saturday. Gentle
10 moderate northwest 10 north winds.
New Jrrscy-Parly cloudy Friday. Saturday
probably fair and slightly cooler.
Eastern pcunsyysuia Local showers Friday or
Friday night. Saturday probably fair and signify
cooler 81.
Southern New Eusland-Fair Friday and Sat
urday. slightly cooler Saturday IA western portion
Northern Sew EuglaHd-fdftly cloudy ifldsy
cooler At uigt Saturday fair. 49,
Western lonnsyIyanis Local showers fildS
cooler In northern portion saturday.
Western New NOgk-rsuly cloudy and some
what cooler Ftiday: saturday FAR.
Local Orcla Rocord.-T'r following orrciarcoord
from the Weather Bureau shows temperatures dur
Ing tho last twenty four hours. in comparison Win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
Ring Watch Latest
STYLE of Timepiece

The popularity of the easily acccs-
sible wrist watch was doubtless what
inspired the production by Partisan
jewelry designers of ring watch. 1t
consists Of tiny timepiece mounted on
a finger ring and, if desired, embellished
with precious stones. At distance
the little dial might be easily mistaken
for large stone setting.-Popular
Mechanics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21

sought tomorrow in an effort to force
a solid front by the House conferees.
The conferees were in middle TO-
day over the status of holding com
panies, definition of capital, time IN
which the taxes may be paid and the
proposed board of experts to pass upon
disputed questions of capital The lat
ter plan is understood to be opposed by
Treasury officials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
Business Troubles


SALONoN IACTIMNN. Of 1888 Madison az,
las filed petition in BANKRUPTCY with HahiI'e7
Sl2 $50 and assets.
ROSAIIE LACHMAN q 1888 Madison az, has
rI.I . petition iu bankruptcy, with liabilities
SIg gi3 ani no Assets.
CHARLES b. BINGHAM. a gro"er. o. Beacon
y y has hlsI petition m bankruptcy here
with liabilities $9ii and no assets.
Schedules
FARRAGTT HAT co, INC.. ladies' hats, a.
$50 Broadway. has nIed schedules IN haHHuptry
vim liabilities $3.50 and aslct5 1898.
Assignments
THE GREEN LIQUOR CO. nc. liquors. Of
rs SIN az. has assigned 70 Martin NJ. Cod
man The company vas Incorporated In lol-
Sol Rains IL treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
Fire Record

y a;-2lo We, 42d St Samuel LuniHc. 500.
, ;O-IfS West I.sth st., L. Lyman. slight
100 and " Cannon g.. Minnie Chester. slight
T.. NJ IA,
l. .90-lTi East 18th St. Iihup lElPrI' Uulus
/ .9O-llt Fast 9th st. Charles Oliver. 'r'hing
. 0-ilJ,h - and Harlem River freight car
Y y Y w. & IT, u Il Co., rlnng.
IoO-il7 Fast 60th ST.. IalrCs Brandt; tnhlhg'
alT-gT1 Monroe a., unknown. t~i1i"g
c.in-'Ig Madison az. s. EiHho-I 4 son; TIMING
1903 has, liJth O.. unknown. iHhihs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21

Approximate amount Of the mortgage debt,
costs and allowance f. seveUty-hve thousand
six hundred aud five and $500 dollars tSIb,-
G0b.57) taxes, assessments and water rates,
approximately none
Dated New York, July II, 1917.
FREDERIC !. LOCKMAN,
Referee.
ABRAHAM n SARASOHN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
500 Broadway, New York City,
Tho above sale IS hereby adjourned 70 the
18Th ot September. 1917, al same hour and
place.
Dated September H. 1917. ~
FREDERIC I. LOCKMAN.
Referee.
ABRAHAM III. SARASOHN,
Plaintiffs Attorney
300 broadway. New York city.
The above sale o. hereby adjourned 10 the
2Sth day Of September 1917 sans hour and
Dsted. New York. September IS 1911
FREDERIC J. IOCKNAN,
ABRAHAM II SARASOHS,
plaintiffs Attorney.
500 BTosHs!. New York CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
orAble JOHN Z. COHALAN, a Surrogate
Of the County Of New York, NOTICE Is
hereby given TO all persons having claims
against LYDIA ANN SCULL. late Of the
County of New York, deceased, TO present
the same with vouchers thereof 10 the sub
s,r.Btr. al It's place OF trsusaCtiug bust
ness. No 35S Fifth Avenue. iu The city Of
New York on or before the list day OF
dated. New York, the 18th day Of July
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY.
Executor.
DAVIES. AUERBACH & CORNELL, At
torneys FOR Executor. 81 Nassau Street,
Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

FOR RENT-S,udlo ~ 81 Union SQUARE
800 2. ideal lght. Rent reasonable
Z. y. BEDFORD, Cortland 1905.