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ASPoRIoSkINGS 81 9 {, n -

Airman.
He's in soft spot. Bo. and only needs enough
handling in order TO scamper down to tho payon
station on the front end OF tho procession I have
it straight from the feed that the right money
will be riding. That's good enough for me. Tan II
and Challenger apparently have the balance of IN.
at cid fimIico.
The boys who nurse tho tick-tock watches shoot
Martin A Noonan Is worth stringing along with
in the days opener. He hasn't thing beat. and
If he's worth nickel should be on the front end Of
II all the way. Hotstuh has been knocking a the
door in recent In the timber-toppinE number
fancy the chances OF Esquimau slightly best Takes
the obstacles like a and will have a good boy
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Noye Sill Coasts.

Portland, May IL. Johnny
Noye. st. Paul light-weieht, is still
cossting along in good shape on tho
Pacific Coast. He. intends to AL
three or four more dates before re-
turning to his home town.
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Morning Telegraph Selections.

First Rnce-Martin A. Noonan,
Vic. Hot stun.
Second Race-Frank H., Geaeyfeye
H.. Minata.
Third Raee-Dr. Hall, PurI, En-
rico Caruso.
Fourth Raee-CarefuI. PIuribu,.
Night Raider.
Fifth Racc-SoIdat de yerdun.
kiits ~, EImendorf.
sixth Race-AIrman, Indian Chan,
ballad. 7
seNe"th Raee-NetO. Hong Kong.
Veteran.
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Bus Hsger Signs with Yanks.

Bus Hager. we'll known local
semiprofessional and amateur ball
player and late of the Southern As
sociation. has signed a contract to
riay with the New York Yankees.
Bus duties will be behind the bat.
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Exit Short Bouts.

Columbus, May IL Fans here
will be sure to get their moneys
worth in the future. The boxing
commission has ruled that all main
bouts must go fifteen rounds to ref
eree's decision.
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PIMLIco SELECTIONS
ny HIGHWAY.

One Best-CarefuI.
First Race-canteen Giri. Mar
TIN A. Noonan. Assyrian Queen.
Second Race = Genevieye B.,
Esquimau, Minata-
Third Race = Bright Gold,
Cock of the Roost. Foreclosure.
Fourth Race = Careful, Har-
monique. whitney entry.
Fifth Race-Tantalus. Soldat
de Verdun. Elmendorf.
Sixth Race - Airman. Indian
Chant. crumpsall.
Seventh Race = Capital City.
Veto, Blackboard
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Major League Statistics
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American League.
Detroit. 5; washington, 3.
New York. o: Chicago. ..
Philadelphia, 3; ST. Louis, o.
Cleyeland-rain-Boston. .
National League.
Clneiunati, o; New York, 4.
Boston, 8: st. Louis, . .
observation-disclosures
Brooklyn--ain-Chicago
GAMES TODAY.
American League.
Detroit at Washington
81. Louis. at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Satioasl League.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg
Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
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RUTH'S HOME RUNS
DEFEAT WHITE SOX

New York, May 1I.-Babe Ruth's
bat was too much for the Chicago
White Sox here this afternoon. Babe
hit two hofhe runs and a triple,
driving in two runs and scoring
three himself. The Yankees won BY
score of to ).
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WAR INTERBUREAU LEAGUE.

Totals. p % III Tetals., 80 I ~ $
score By lnnings: \
General Stafr ... 900 o01 o 0--i
Hyslenie Laboratories s0+0.e ~01a 0i--2
skunsILansdaie.. srhiliipg. Tclson. Errors
armstrong GirardL Toisou. Hntson. Iel.
Lott on bases-General star. a@ Hygienic. o.
stolen bases u Toison. Boudreaux. Double
play Bender to Gardiner Sacrifice hit
Gropms. Sacrifice ny-Armstrong. Twe-base
hit-Grooms struck .cutA-Ry seliott. q: by
l: on schott. .. Hit By pitcher--By Schott
tknauf) 80 Z. { = : : - 5 !,
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entry, soIdat de Verdua Ito show.
PINLICo SELECTIONS.
First Race-Martin A. Noonak
Hot stun, Attorney.
Second Race - Esauimau. Gene
We've u, Glen Ivor entry.
Third Race-PurI. Ace OF Aces.
Cock o the R0ost.
Fourth Race salmon entry,
Whttney entry. Plurtbus.
Fifth Race-Elmendorf, sOIdat de
Nerdun, TantaIus.
sixth Race - AIrman, Tan ii.
Challenger.
Seventh Raee-LIttIe Nearer, Cap
ital City, Wodaa.
LOUISVILLE SELECTIONS.
First Race-MabeI C. Eye, Of
Youth. Finis.
Second. Rnee-seraphIne. LoyeII-
ness, Elnore =.
Third Race-Hunterman. Raffer-
~, Billy Joe.
Fourth Raee-TwansenthIa Grace
Mlnard. Frivel.
Fifth Race-Stevcnson, Duke Of
Devonrhire, Lucky N.
Seventh Race - Iv1niwin. Mak
James.
Best Det-HunternsA.
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g. .5fiaSPEoRTLlGH1' > g!l! i!
~ ICY Gantza7d Rice

The PreIim's Point Of order.
Keep on hiftin'!" MY manager yeis,
".4n' knock him dead spiih kick;
Mir It up Ike I tipped you, kid,
An, then come through scith the
brick;
S5edt him a punch for a punch. you
dub,
AHd the resi- is ticd-np cineH"-
Bm it GiH't HIS jasrbore maxim the
STrGf.
lind that's srhy / fell in cineh.
Keep on hitfiH''" my manager ycHs,
$This AMT no Opium dcH;
Climb on your pins sohcn he coEHiS
10 eight
AH' fall in eiinch dgdiH"-
"Five-sir-seVcn-noso after him,
= kid,
An make him look like a pup
But it isnt HIS gobboon drippin' the
red,
AHd that's srhy / didn't get Kb.
"lf conditions were reversed" "
suggests an observer. "if Dempsey
was heavyweight champion over
here and a war hero, and IL he
went to Europe to meet their
champion. who was barred by some
government. do you suppose Demp-
sey would be willing to meet a
second rater IL he had a chance to
clean up 100000 in the movies and
vaudeville" Not on a very con-
servative bet.
Carpenter came over to be
matched with Dempsey, in addition
to other affairs. But il Dempsey
is barred that won't mean that the
heavy weight game passes out OF
existence. Two or three others
will be nominated to fight it out
from a list that might include Full
ton, Gene Tunney. Bob Martin, etc
The elimination would take some
time, and by that time Dempsey
might be eligible again and ready
for another start. All of which
would involve other complications.
So there doesn't seem to be any
thing to do about it except wait.
The disintegration of the White
Sox, foretipped last winter. seems
to have been indefinitely postponed
so far. as the standing of the clubs
has any vote in the matter. And
the vote cast by the standing of
the clubs is quito often fairly
important one in the course of the
general campaign.
Copyright. 1870, New York Tribune Co..
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Runs: Peterson (s). Meany IN, Held ~.
Sommeryille III. sauber 'CD. Crsvan ~.
Barrett D. Williams te). McCarty C2J.
Heine III. Errors: Meany ID. Held t2l.
Barrett ~. MrCRrty ca, Hawley ~. Jones
ul. Hutchinson ~. Left on bases: Busi-
Tess. .: Tech. 0. Stolen bases: Held. Il;
Hawley. 3. Sacrifice hit: Held. L Sacrifice
fly: MeaRy. I. Two-base hits: Barrett. .:
Held. 7. Thr>e-base hit: wardeIl, l. Struek
out: by Williams. Z; Hutchinson. /. Bases
on balls: on Williams. 4: Hutchinson. ..
Wild pitches: Hutchinson, !. Passed bal
Jones. :; Johnson. l Held. Hit by pitched
hall: by Hutchinson CCravenl. BaIks: win.
iayns.
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1o1c : i " W
Runs-Major ca, Brown. Serrin. Errors
Rogers. Eckendorff C2l. Left on bases
Zone i. 3s Zone 3, 6. Stolen bases-Ma jor.
serrin (2). Van Poster. Dyer. sterzer. MiIIes.
(3). Home run-Brown. Struck out-By
0nutt. s; BY Frye, 5. Base on baIls-on
0nutt, 3; OF frye. I. Hit by piteher-By
FRYE l.
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Runs: Welch i2J. Dykes. -Two-base hits: {:
Griffin. WeIch. Rnrns, jacobson. Three base
hit: Griffin. Struck out: by Kinney, 3; by
SOthOrOn, =. First base on balls: OF Kinney.
Z: on SOthOron. .. Double plays. Thomas,
Dykes to Griain; welch. Galloway to Dykes.
Sacrifice hits: Thomas. Perkins, SothOron.
Umpires: Connolly and MOriarity.
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Adams l2). seipp. Errors-Hartin, Boat
wright: Benedict, Litehheld. Left on bases
-G- W. o.. o; Gallaudet. 4. Stolen bases
seipp. Wilson, Benedict. Burnstein. Sacri-
hce hits-Boatvright. Benedict, Burnstein.
Two-base hit-w:lson. Three-base hit
Burnstein. Struck out-By Hartin, 10; OF
tenberg. 8. Bases on balls-On Hartin 49,.
Gutenberg, !. Wild pitch-Hartin.
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TY COBB'S RAP FOR TWO BASES
PROVES FATAL FOR GRIFFMENI
LADIES, Day

This Is Ladies' Day at the ball
park. Every lady who cares TO
look at 'sry" and the rest OF the
Tigers will be admitted free.
dpon the payment of 10 cents
war tax
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hnnkees. 2O2O 900 r-6
Kuns-Peckinpaugh t2l. Pipp. Ruth 49,.
Leibolh. felsch. Schllk. Wilkinson Ial EF.
rors-Mays. McMullen. Two-base hit-Pratt.
Three-base hit-Ruth. Home runs-Ruth
~, Peckinpaugh. Felsch. Sacrifice hits
=. Collins to Jordan; McMullen to Jordan:
First base on erro-s-ChicaEo, /; Yankees.
l. Struck out-By Kerr. !: by Mays. .
Bases on baIls-0n Wilkinson. .: on Kerr.
:; on Mays. 4. Double plays-weaver to
y. Collins to Jordan: McMulen to Jordan;
Kerr to Schalk to Jordan. Hits-On WIKI
lnson, In innings, none out in fifth: on
herr. n In = innings. Left on bases-Chi-
eago. -: Yankees. Q. Umpires-ChiII and
Owens. Ate ance-I2 0OO
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BROWNS EARLY LEAD
LOSES FOR BRAVES

st. Louis. May 1.-THE Boston
team took a lead of three runs in
the first inning. today that the
locals could not overcome. Film
gem kept the seven hits we'll scat
tered. The score:
r. H. E.
Boston 80. 800 600 OOO-3 s 1
st. Louis. :. 200 e00 O00-2 Z l.
Fillingem and Gowdy and O'Neill; !;
Jacobs, Sherdell and Clemons
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t,, in order to come back home recent sood secret
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Totals. - Z % 10 Totals. IS 3 "a 3
x-Ba tied for Gerber in seventh. xx-Batted
for Sothoron In eighth.
Score by innings:
st. Louis. Observation-Disclosures. 900 900 OOO-O
Athletics NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100 10l OOx-3
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NAVY YARD LEAGUE.

Totals. % us 81 Totals. - AIS 9
Score by innings:
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Bush and Cobb DoubIe.

1Oung walked. putting Stanage
half way around Bush pushed out
double along the right foul line.
sending In Stanage for the tying
run Cobb swung into another
double that scooted along the other
boundary line. bringing in the two
run edge that robbed the Nationals
OF what should have been an easy
win Neach's fly to Rice halted
Cobb. but II mattered little. Wash
ington went out one-two-three in
their inal chance and the curtain
fell-s sad curtain. too. for Schacht
had done, well until he forgot his
role in the>Sast act.
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GOVERNMENT LEAGuE.

Totals. : 81 10 Il3 Totals. ; % q 10
Score by inninEs: ~
Nary..........s... oIo oso 22x--s
Bureau Engraving ......,.. 100 900 O00-i
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Totals. o. Is q II Totals. os 7e7 .
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.

Totals. 80 IL 81 A Totals.
Slated for TryOn In seventh.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-02
LOT S.-S5TH AND S6TH STREETS AND
MADISON AVENUE PROPERTY

All those certain lots. pieces or parcels
Of land with the buildings and improve
ments thereon situate. lying and being IN
the City and County of New York, bounded
and described follows; beginning at q
point formed by the intersection of the
rortherly side OF Eighty yhfth Street and
the westerly side of Madison Avenue, and
running thence westerly along the north
erly side of said Eighty NTH street. Two
hgndred twenty N32o} tse5 'hsnGe not,n &
hundred four (204) feet four (4) inches, to
the southerly Side of Eighty sixth Street;
of Eirhtv.sjxth street Two hundred twenty
(92o) feet to the southwesterly corner OF
Eighty sixth Street and Madison Avenue.
and thence southeriy along the westerly
eide Of Madison Avenue two hundred four
(20D feet four Nb inches 70 the point or
place Of beginning, being the same prem
ises heretofore conveyed to The New York
and tIarlem Railroad COMPANY by the
following Instruments, to Wit: Deed from
Webster Wagner and WIFE dated Novem-
ber b. 1881. and recorded in the office of
the Register OF the County OF New York.
deed from George b. Heath dated De-
cember 3. 1856 and recorded in said Reg
istcr's Office in Liber 1898 or Conveyances.
page ass: deed from Clark r. Gavlt. dated
December 22, 1852 and rseopded IN said
snces. page 1888, deed from Webster Was
ner and wife, dated November u. 1881.
lAber 1912 of Convey eyances,, page ;$42 deed
from Warren s. Crane, dated November
81, 1852, and recorded in said Registers
Office. in Liher 2273 OF ConVeyances, page
ISL, and deed from James NJ. Gotendorf
and others. dated August IL 1855. ana
recorded in said Registers Office IN Liber
lai2 OF Conveyances. page S47 and which
promises were conveyed by the New York
ana Harlem Kailreid, Company to oren
Root. Junior. by ed bear ng date Sep
tember 6. 1929. and recorded in the Office
of the Register of the County OF New York
on September II. 1899. in Block Series
(Convey yancesl. Section 3. l.iher Ss. page
ia6, and indexed under Block Number
sSS and Section s. IAber 63. page So7
and ndexed under Block Number l4a7.
and were conveyed by Oren Root. Junior,
to the Metropolitan street Railway Com
psny, BY tndenture dated September 22,
1899.
LOT o.--FRONT STREET PROPERTY
All those three certain lots, pieces or
parcels OF land, with The buildings and
improvements erected thereon, situate.
lying and being in the city OF New York
and Known as Numbers / 3. 10. and ! 4 Front
Street, which taken together are bounded
and described foil VS.: Beginning at
the northeasterly corner thereof at point
in the southerly line side OF Front
Street opposite the middle OF u party
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Any purchaser of the property hereinbefore
described OF Of any parcel thereof. and
whether or not he has exercised or used
any rights hereunder. shall have the right
within SIX months after the delivery OF
the deed or other instruments of convey
ance or transfer by The Special Master Of
such additional period as the Court may
here after by its order or decree permit. to
or contract made by the defendant Railways
Company which is part of tho property
eGF@gsd in Or apen qsed Sc Sr nsrasn's
be made by instrument i'm writing. signed
by the said purchaser and shall contain
general description Of the contracts or lUases
which he elects not 10 assume adopt, and
shall be filed with the Clerk of the District
Court of the United states for the Southern
District Of New York within the aforesaid
period. No user of rights, prior to the
piration of said period shah be deemed
election and apon m the cling q 'est such sIescn
tion said purchaser shall be deemed not 70
be bound Ny the oblirations of said con-
tracts or leases provided, however. that such
election snail not entiue the said pur-
chaser to any reduction in the amount OF
the bid made AT sad sale or in amounts
10 he paid as in this decree provided
Any purchaser of the property described
shall have the right to elect t. not to taRs ak,
70 such purchascr by by Written notice o. his his
election given to the Special Master at any
llme prior 10 me execution ana delivery
of the deed or other Instruments of convey
ance or transfer by the Special Master No
such election by purchaser. his successors
or assigns shall diminish or affect The pur-
chase price TO lie paid by such purchaser
The deeds or instruments Of conveyance or
transfer 10 be given by he Special Master.
the Receiver, the defendant Railways Com
pany. and Guaranty Trust Company OF Sew
York. as Trustee. herein provided shall
erty which such purchaser shall so elect
not to take or accept.
APPEARANCE OF PURCHASER
Any purchaser OF the property herein
ana IN the SAID decree described in the sa "a
cause herein before mentioned or OF any
parcel thereof. shall have the right 10
in the nited States District Court for
the Southern District Of New York herein
before described
BY SAID decree all questions nor thereby
expressly disposed OF are thereby reserved
by the said Court for its future adjudica-
tion for further particulars reference is
herepy made 10 the said decree on file In
the Once OF the United States District Cour.
for the Southern District Of New York
Dated. September 2S 1920
FRANCIS ~ SCOTT
sTETSON. JENNINGS 4 RUSSEiI,
Solicitors for Guaranty Trust Com
pany OF New York as Trustee.
Complainant
No. Is Broad street,
New York City
Joseph p. Day. Auctionrcr
Many worried person made happy by
the return or lost valuable through a.
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Printing

PRINTING. low price. 1000 card. nots
st. Harlem ssss
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ifncINNlNG az point on the southerly
side Of seth Street 220' westerly from the
Street and the westerly side of Madison
Avenue and running thence ensterly along
thence southerly parallel with Madison
Avenue lo2' 2" to the center line Of he
heck, fhece , ,Nsl westeTiy Go alGns said center
1922 ." 10 the place Of beginning;
and will note the highest bid therefor.
tM) The Special Master VIII next offer
for sale separately and as all entirety as
the real property In Lot of Article Vi OF
the said decree and in Lot s Of the descrip-
tive clauses hereof described. viz:
All those certain lots, pieces or parcels
of land with the buildings and improve
men's thereon. situate, lying and being
in the CITY md County Of New York.
and bounded and described IS follows:
BEGINNING d, a point formed by the inter-
section Of the southerly side. Of soth Street
and running the1Ge nee, westerly along the
southeriy parallel with Madison Avenue
1o2' % to the center line OF the block
thence easterlSy along said center line Of
Madison Avenue. thence northerly along
ne westerly side OF Madison Avenue los'
2" to the place o. beginning:
and will note the highest bid therefor
(N) The Special Master will next offer
for sale separately and entirety as
Parcel a. the f0llowing part or portion q
OF the said decree and in Lot of the De
scriptive clauses hereof described viz.
All those certain lots, pieces or parcels
of land with the Buildings and improve
ments thereon. situate. lying and being
in the CNy and County of New York
and bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING al point formed from The
intersection OF the northerly side Of S5tn
Street and the westerly side of Mad son
Avenue and running thence westerly along
the northerly side OF S5th Street l45T
thence nOrtlerly parallel with Madison
Avenue 1922 ." to the center line Of the
block. thencs easterly along said center
line of the block l4S' 10 the westerly
side of Madison Avenue and thence sou, n
erly along the westerly side OF Madison
Avenue l92f ." TO the place OF beginning
and will the highest bid therefor
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Nurses, Etc.

LAUNDRESS. competent German: bcss
references, city. country; wages S6o-s65.
Lang & Boecherer Co ~ West Esd St
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CLERKS AND TYPISTS WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Girls IS years OF age and over
Hours to $50 O'clock
Saturdays 20 - o'clock
Luncheons served free
Salary to start sI2.o0
Abilities OF clerks reviewed each six
months. Those Of average ability should
be receiving from sls to SIS per week after
the second review. The variation is due to
difference in clerical work
Free classes conducted in Typewriting
Stenography and Dictaphone Operating.
Apply IN Person between and 4 80 O'Clock
Room 6033. Metropolitan Building
! Mad lson Ave. (at 23rd St.). New York CITY
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bEtINNING az point ON the n0rtherly
side Of S5th Street 120' westerly from The
intersection Of the northeriy side Of S5th
Street and the westerly side Of Madison
Avenue. ard running thence westerly along
the northcrly side of S5th Street 1907
thence northerly parallel with Madison
Avenue lO2' 2" TO the center line Of the
block, theme easterly along said center line
of the block 1907 therce southerly and
parallel with Madison Avenue 1922 2" to
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PAYMENT BY PURCHASER.

Upon the confirmation Of any sale the
purchaser shall make such pay mcnt or pay
ments in cash and or in such other man
mortgage or other securities on account
of the purchase price as the Court may
from time to time direct upon notice to tho
parties to this foreclosure ca Ase, provided
however. that to each Parcel the Pur-
chaser shall not be required to pay more
cash and may give purchase money mort
gage running for not to exceed three years
at per cent per annum for The balance.
The Count reservcs the right 70 retake
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fhnrafAA

ana VIII note the highest bid therefor
u} The Special Master will next offer
for sale separately and az an entirety as
Parcel l., the following part or portion OF the
real property in Lot of Article VI OF the
said decree and In Lot of the descriptive
clauses hereof described viz:
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All those certain lots. pieces or parcels
OF land with the buildings and mproveinents
thereon. situate. lying and being in the City
and County Of New York, and bounded and
iba1
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NCH diamond and platinum bowknot
- pin some time Friday: liberal reward
LOT return Call Brownei $3.50 Murray Hill.
LOSsI--Gold wrist watch. Elsin, between
9etn and 96th on Broadway Reward.
Hanole, Morningsde $500
New-York tribune., 1920-11-02

Of lana ", s,' 'Aat certain plot. piece or parcel
situsfa T.e" 'Hr buildings thereon erected.
Countv ~ ana being in tho city and
scrihsS, O. New York, bounded and de-
wHst' ,'sogq a. follows Beginning at the north :
Thir,, corner or Lexington Avenue and
eriv ~ SECOND ncrret. running thence north
,bent" LOFT mine t44) feet ten f10) inches,
paral,el 'NM".", westerly on line drawn
sonf1.e.io! io!'y nine l4g) feet. thence running
with Ie3ir,i.." W.. i" ilne parallel or nearly so
ten flof "sspN Avenue forty-nine (4s) feet
ThirfvYJ "iN"es To tie northerly line of
eth second Street. thencs rnnninp eas5
second saiu horthery line of Thirty
a. inches to to tt tfo4l y''gs at $50 feet seven
S,aLreA LreA!tslon Avenue and Scbirf1. se,ar,I l,eI
several 'tv ne Place of beginning. be the said
exceeding eirIt 1 more OF less. but not
Metreer,,.ne me same premises conyeyed TO
indenfnys. an street Railway Company by
% oy Augusta II. Nevcr FNy.,Io,'' i.ySi cHeeuted
toys ps Mliaip W H. MASS. Junlor as hacHe hxecue
OF Herrna" :, psiees under tho last Will
''aA Bohlen. deceased
Of ~Gs Gsn A!l ths, certain lot, piece or parceI
the F,sn',rre snsreqn' situate. lying and being in
Manhaptsgn" hmiJsg"'n l,,. Ward Of the Borough Of
Ne'o''oeI as follows:
glan"sas.inn!Gs on the northerly line or aide ot
eigbtl',,nh eibvn,n Street distant one hundred ana
formsa htVt ieet easterly from the corner
side ~ ~. VIC intersection OF the northerly
eide of A-.eNehth street with the casterly
out ans W Avenue G. Az the same is now la ID
not notad dT'cehs1' which said widening was
.naf,no'eu or allowed for on the uap here
norihsr "eAtloned. and running thence
hundred an. ana parallel with Avenue G one
the csr, ana three feet three inches to
Eleyen,hhr line OF tho block between
ana "ung sad centre line of the bloc
fect. a'aiIei with Eleventh Street, nifty
Ayenno - "'e southetly and parable, with
.ncnse ~ one hundred and three feet three
Eleysr,h lNe northerly SIDE or line OF
the 'enth eih street, and thence westerly along
VI beginning '"o p0'"' or p'"0e
mentsse with all and singular the tene-
belnn, "eFedltameuts and appurtenances
saS u,s'ns or in any,vise appertaining 10
sojs,,,. .~.us including all fixtures instal lie d
psr.' Ior use in connection with or as
'-'' OF said premises
or -, D. All OF those certain lots. pieces
pa.oels OF land, with the buildings and
hefnr ,s t,s''entS thereon, situate. lying and
OF IT. n .nc Eleventh Ward of tho Boroug n
wh,eh m tan. Clty OF New York and
''!oed as follows.
e.is e.i'' .hose two certain lots. pieces or par
situa,a. iihnd. with the buildings thereon.
Warao Eleventh Street. In the Eleventh
and sa = oi The City OF New York and known
Z b. Erss,'nE ulshed on "A certain map fiied
terry srae.tcA sn M DePeyster Master in Chan
CIV ~ the office OF the Register OF the
u and County OF New York. entitled map
s,,ss~so s~o hundred and forty lots Of land
MAJ a. Burnt Mil Point in the Eleventh h
hn,as or the CITY of New York by tho
S asa sers eighty -nve ts5). eighty-six (s6).
nv more fnl!y bounded and described