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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. TUESDAY. MARCH 16. 1909.

Pi neer plaie .1. to Viili.ilt, ass" LEGAL NOTICES. LEGAL NOTICES. LEGAL NOTICES. REAL ESTATE RECORDS.

COUNTY COURT. KINGS COUNTY E. Andrus, plaintiff, aitalnst Rosa Greenfield, Eva Coltnn. Charles Buchbauni and Mrs. Charles Bucilhaum, his wife, if jany: pl.itlp Greenberg.

Central Building In i provement and Investment Company. Triumrl Real Kstate Company, llruim C. Rothenbe and Mrs. Bruno C. Rotlienberjr.

his wife any; Isaac II. Radford. Alexander Kullae i Samuel S. J. C.

Buaert Com nam Maxwell S. Mannes. Jacob Wolf and A line. Wolf, his wife; Albert W. Brown.

Hugh O. Curran. defendants. Action No. 3.

Summons'' To the above named defendants and each m1 them: You are hereby summoned to answe-j nom 330 ft Thu up av, 20l Vorris wife to 11 Merritt. niort niin JURALHMOX ST. a. 24.3 Court st, 21.11 su Su y), Hirach wife to Read, probaide error nom ST, No 171. Rklvn Trust cxr.

etr. A t-. ilit s-'h. LAFAYETTE AV. 40 ft Nostrand av.

A Halliday to A Weber or wife, mon nnin LrBERTlT AV. a. 80 ft Wvona St. runs a loo 20 25 40 75 to av 60. A Cerreta wife to Xegro, all Hens nom L1XWOOIJ ST.

a. 2O0 ft Belmont av, td xtou: Linwood st. 2Mi ft Belmont av, 20x 100. Grogan ano to ttevilo Real Estate morts $12,600. val cons $100 5TH ST.

s. K0 ft 71 av, 20x1O0. foreclose, McCaffrey to Rraun, niort $1.200. Jtl.zSo MALTA ST. Xo 104.

I Tabariskv et al to A Tabariskv, all Interest, inert $500... MALTA St. Xo 100. A Tabarisky al to I Tabariskv, alt interest, mort nom MALTA ST, Xo 102, A Tabarisky et al to I Scharlot. mort $.300 nom MESEROLE ST, 50 ft Humboldt st, 25x100, Ktta wife Blrman.

to Cohen, val cons jioo XEW YORK AV, s. extends from Eastern parkway to St. 220.7x100, First Baptist Church. Brooklyn. ED.

to Hamlin. $32,030 PARK PLACE, a. 325 ft Vanderbllt av, SSxl.11; Park place, 363 ft Vanderbllt av, 3x131, Arons wife to A Shenvin, part, moris $15,000, val cons $100 PROSPECT PLACE, 520 ft Saratoga av. 20X127.9, Lelbowitx wife to Lelb-owitz et al. part, all liens, val cans RIVERDALE AV, No 174.

8 Cha.ianoff wife to Rabkln et al. 4 Part, all ROCKAWA AV. Xo 1S4. forecloae. Carew to Schneider I ROCKATVAY AV, No 182, foreclose, same to 1 same $4,830 MYRTLE AV, Xo 1069.

Jaffa to A part, morts $12,100 nom ST MARK'S AV. a. 40 fr Saratcara av. 20x, Williams to Girard. mort $3,500 nom SOUTH 9TH, ST.

a 6. 57.9 3d St. 19.8x83.3, TTr Bank, as guardian Banks, to Banks nom 8XEDIKER AV. a. 164 ft Blake av.

lSx 100. A Schneiderman to I Reich man. subj to morts $450 ST NICHOLAS AV. west cor Starr St. runs 95 25 95 a 25.

A TV toll man ano, exrs TV Dufek, to Cooke. SCHENECTADY AV. being and in street from Clarkson st to land formerly Xeetus. ai ai warn a et ai to City of n.im bt JOHN PLACE, a. 396 ft Bedford r.

19x131. Ehrhard to Howard, morts $4. 00 no.n SUMPTER ST. s. Wt.9 Ralph av, 18.9x Krost et al nom 8CHOLES ST.

a. IK ft Larimer et, 25x 100. Fischer to Fischer, 1896 nom STOCKTON' ST. 8. 175 It Iewls av.

100, Heenlertner ano, devisees Molien-Idck heirs Trlcber, to Metiger nom STOCKTON ST. same prop, same as exrs Mollonilick, to same TROY AV, 2S0 ft Linden av, 40x100. A Lyman to Dawson nom VERMONT ST. 10 ft Blake av. 20x IK).

Taubin et al to Goldberg, mort 15.000 nom WESTMINSTER RD. 130 ft Beverley rd, GOxIOO. J. wife Johnston, to Tuttle. mort loni SHERIDAN AV.

110 ft lielniort IV, 20x100. Clav Realty Co to Giordan WATKIN'S ST, 8. 1J5 ft Liberty av, 25x 100. Horn to Horn, his wife, 1-3 pt, subj to morts, val cons $100 WILLIAMS AV. s.

260 ft Liberty av. 20x100, A Kramer to Steckler ano. morts $3,000 nom WILLIAMS AV. s. 2S0 ft Liberty av, 20x100, Katzka to A Kramer, morts $3,000, val cons $100 WOODRVFF AV.

cor Kenrr.ore pi. 4ox Iin. 1x37. 9x100. O'Connell to Woodruff Realty Co.

Ti'n-t nom ST. s. 11.6 Pearl St. B1.3x75.2x 51.2x70.;. John st.

s. 125 ft Hudson av, -SxKirt, 512,000 York to A Ferley, morts nom QUEENS BOROUGH. Judgments. MARCH 15. Atkinson.

Central Cigar Mf Hujaln. R-G- Isaacn $107.02 Curtis. I Marsdon $93.86 Cheatham. Cuba Mail Steam- hlp Co $11186 Caster, Cuba Mall Steam ship Co $110.82 Fernandez, title uuar oe iiiulv Co Green. A Hcbel $346.50 Hoffman.

A IRK Co Metzger, I Co $107.35 Mission of the Immaculate Virgin, etc Kelhim ano O'Connor. W.T O'Brien Paul, Ci-i Strauss, der $98.77 $136.15 Laura Ben- $330.34 Mortgages. marc it v. Breboe. AV.

to Wortls 1st 8 ft Shaw av. Sfixion. Union Course Illass. to Atwater, Oak 8t, fi, 350 ft Rpinv'TU av 30x92, Morris Park $2,350 BaR.ey, to Rath, plot 6. map WormB; also 4 acres, aclj land Sargent land Whitestono $300 Douglass, to Duryoa.

exors. ath st, s. ft Shaw av, 25x100, Union Coursp $2,500 Droesch. to Cr Buffett. Woodhaven av, 43 ft Ferriss st, 60x100, Brooklyn Manor $2,000 Egbert, to Fritz, Jefferson av, s.

470 ft Belmont av 40x92, Morris Park $1,100 Goldberg. to Wood. Division av, cor Boulevard. 66x101, Rockaway Beach $18,000 Hegarty, to Gnscoyne Realty Co. Oceanview av, 240 ft Brandon at.

Ifx 100. Woodhavpn $1,100 Hoimann, to Freeman lot 1fl3, map Hitchcock's plan for homes at Woodaide. Jaeger, tn Title Co. Shaw av, 4-13 ft a Sth st. 30x93.

Union $2, 500 Kliphan to Title Co, Flushing av, 50 It 6 Central av, 50x100. Corona $2,000 Kamfticrer. A. to Title Co. Hillside av, a cur Clinton av.

65x93, Jamaica $7,500 bame to same. Hillside av, 93 ft Clinton av, uSx70, Jamaica Same to same. Hillside av, 152 ft Clinton av. 4ix70, Jamaica $3,500 Same to same. Fulton st, 29 ft Union av, 6x150.7.

Jamaica $8,000 Peterson, Ij. to Redhead, Railroad av. a. 150 It Remsen av, 25x76.3, Jamaica. $1,000 Rlsser.

F. to I Roth. Fulton st, a cor Franklin st. "5x150, Jamaica $4,500 Ryan, to Davis, Jamaica av 300 ft Ely av, 45.9x100. I City $3,500 Same to samo, Jamaica av, 200.2 Ely av.

48.8x100, I city $3,500 Strinroeder. A. tn Christian. Washington av. ii ncstnut st, (oxiou, Kichmond Hill $600 Scranton Land Co to Title Co.

Spruce st. cor Chichester av. acres," Wood-haven $15,000 Saporito. A. to Campbell.

Carlton av, 450 ft L. 1 Co. 20x0, Far Rock-away $1,500 Schneider. P. fit nrs, to German Savings Bank of Brooklyn.

Stockholm et. a a s. 17.8 Woodward av. 19.4x100. Newtown $2 700 Damn in HHiue.

eiOCKnoim st. S. 11 It Woodward av, 19.4x100. Newtown. Same to samo.

Stockholm st, 7S.4 Woodward 'av, IMxlftO, Newtown $2,700 Same to same. Stockholm st sea 13B.4 Woodward av, 19.4x100. $2. 700 Schwa rz to A Nelson. Grant a v.

s. 175 ft Cleveland av, 25x100, Richmond Hill $3,000 Same to same. Grant av, s. 150 ft Cleveland av. 25x100.

Richmond Hill $3,000 Tilly. It, to A Rottkamp 2d st, s. G27 ft shaw av, 28x100. Union Course Same to Marvin. 2d st.

ft Shaw av, 27x100, Union Course $2,500 Assignments of Mortgages. march 15. Anderson, to Hchlner nom Bank of Long Island to A Datv nickel, to Frohwltter $2,000 naly, to Bank of Long Island nom Same to name nnm Falcone, A. to Strollo Herman, FA. to A Grey nom Mansion Co to Van Allen nom Itelchert, L.

to Weissenberger nom Roekaway Park Impt Co to A Stanton $10 Rogers, fc ano, exors, to Rogers noin Same to same nom Wanneiiiaclier. ano, exors. to Wan nemaeher Wood, RE, to A Boylan $2,500 Conveyances. march in. Buffett.

to Droeseh, Wood haven av. 40 ft Ferriss st. tiuxlOO, Brooklyn inor $100 Hp-iwer, A. to I Schneider and ano. 2d st.

s. 100 ft Shaw av, 50x100, Union Course. fb Bums, lot 20, bk lOil, map Auburndale nom Ciise. I to A Rath Jen, 1st place, s. 200 ft Elm at.

4fxl00, Woodhaven nom Cmnord Realtv Co to Goldsmith. Ward St. s. 100 ft Mill st. 40x100.

Morris Park. $11 Douglas. to Douglas, 5th s. oJ'j ft Shaw av, 25x100, Union Course $100 Frltsch. to Augustln.

lot 55, mnp I Real Est Exchange Invest Co, Ridge wood Heights $10 Flushing Heights Co to Lerner, lots -80, 1S2. 1S4. 1S6, bk 9, map Flushing Heights, Flushinsr nom (iascoyne Realty Co to Hegarty. Ocean-view av, s. -10 ft Oceanview av, Woodhaven nom Greater New York Home Co to Polansky, lot 341.

map St Albans nom Same to Melntnsh, lots 1763, 3764, map St Aibans nom Same to Bent ley, lots Sol, 6T.2. map St Albans nom I lutch'-son, R. to Ryan and ano, Jamaica av, 400.4 Spring st. 151x200, I City $111 HnvJinu. K.

to Rieger, 3d st, s. 100 ft Hiker av. TrixM, Woodside noin IiifijII. to Weissenberger and ano. Hals'-y st.

s. 140 ft Doscher av, 50x90, fleiplils noin Kennedv, to Augente. Jackson av, p. ft '11 st. I city M0 A.

to Schmidt. Hempstead and JiLinairn Plonk road, s. 873 ft Ben nett av. tjurens gfi'ri) S'ork 'lty Waterfront Co to Rosen tlimi. Division av, s.

200 ft Ocean a v. Km' ka way l'ea'-h nom N-vin, .1. to A Snyder, Clove st, L') ft central nv. 40xlou. Ht.

Albans I'ihiiarek. T. to Crescent st, s. ft Uayntar av, I City Rosenthal, L. to Seidenherg, Division av, s.

l'ihj ft Ocean av, 2x9.1, Rocltgway Bench $100 Rathjen. A. to Ij Case. Cooper av. cor Denton st, 20x100, Evergreen nom Roth.

I. to Riser, lots iM, 27, 28, map Skidnnre. Jamaica nom st. Albans Heights Realty Co to Springer and ano. Amity st, cor St Marks stein, pt.

all liens AV. a a. C. of or of as of to nom Talpey. G.

to MrKeown cur Brighton av, fclxMKl, Helle lluniof. SJi0 Wilson. c. f. 11 Fhllbrick.

Its 22. 21. bk map AuburndHle nnin Wlneset. A K. to I- Kllplian.

Central av. cur Flushing av. soxloo. Curona nmn SUFFOLK TO BE REPRESENTED rromiuent Men or County tO Take Fart in Celebration of Queens Bridge Opening. (Special to the Eagle.) Patthogue.

L. March 16 Suffolk County is to be well represented In con nection with the celebration of the open ing of the Queensboro Bridge. On Sat urday, President L. B. Green of the Suf folk County Board ot Trade appointed a committee of one representative from each of the ten towns of the county to confer with the bridge celebration com mittee.

They are as follows: H. B. Ful lerton, Huntington: former State Treas urer Julius Hauser. Islip; former Slate Senator John L. Havens.

Brookhaven George II. Vail, chairman of the Suffolk County Republican committee. Riv erhead; Samuel B. Parrish, Southamp ton: the Rev. O.

F. R. Treder, Easthamp- ton; Lewis W. Korn, chairman of the Suf folk County Democratic committee Southold: Supervisor David H. Young Shelter Island; Assemblyman George L.

Thompson, Smlthtown; Harry Van Weel den, Babylon. Former State Senator Carll S. Burr, Is named as committeeman- at-large for Suffolk. SEAMAN GUNNERS ORGANIZE, Meeting Called at Navy Y. M.

C. A to Make Organization Permanent. Chief Gunner A. Olsson, assistant in charge of the electric class of the Brook b'n Navy Yard, haa become the prime factor in a project to organize gradu ates ot the Seaman Gunnery School at wasmngton, v. into a national as sociation which shall be at the call of the Department.

Associated with Gunner Olsson In his effort to get the aiumui of the school together are flft" others. These have sent out invitations to their colleagues to attend a meeting io Be held in the auditorium of the Naval Branch of the Y. M. C. A.

on Sands street on March 27. The mimosa nf tho meet Ing la to effect a permanent organization to be known as the Seaman Gunners League. A temporary organization consisting of the fifty gunners mentioned above was formed at a banquet held recently at the Imperial. C. B.

Magruder of the ordnance department of the local navy yard Binvica presiucnt; Andrew Olsson vice president: Edward V. Howies secre. tary; Paul Vandevelder. treasurer, and vvniiam Johnson, master at arms. BOWLER WITH NERVE.

Fell and Injured Right Hand Got Into Game at Crucial Moment. Used Left Hand and Won. George A. Dunstadtter of Long Island City is to be given a medal by his fel low bowlers of the Monitor team for being the nerviest bowler that they know anything about. This title he won in a game rolled Sunday at Fred Reicher- ter's Hotel, near Fresh Pond station of the Long Island Railroad, in Long Island City.

The contest was between the Monitors and the Rainmakers. The Monitor team was composed of Samuel Mitchell. Thomas Sherman. Dunstadtter. Richard Bowl ing and Jacob Mellick.

The Rainmakers were: Joseph Hayes, Patrick Solon Robert Flaherty, James Molloy and George Lennlng. The game was for seven frames. In the fourth frame Dunstadtter was about to roll, when a train went by. This disconcerted him and he fell to the floor of the alley, badly Injuring his right hand. retired from the game and put in a substitute.

The substitute did not come un to the scratch and the Monitors were losing. This was too much for Dunstadtter, and taking his place again he used his left hand and made four straight, winning the game for his side. FROM CALCUTTA, VIA BOSTON. Norton Sons steamship Langdale arrived yesterday at the Bush Company's Independent stores from Calcutta and Colombo, via Boston. She brought a cargo of jute, shellac, gunnies, burlaps, hessians.

skins, tea, plumbago, cinnamon, cocoa, rubber, citronella oil and miscellaneous East Indian products. LEGAL NOTICES. NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY Thomas Farrell. plaintiff, against James Farrell, et al, defendants In pursuance of an interlocutory judgment of partition and ale.

duly made and entered In the above entitled action and bearing date the 2Tth day of February, lBOfi. the undersigned, the reieree in aia juugment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by William H. Smith, auctioneer, at the Brooklvn Real Kstate Exchange, Montague street. Borough of Brooklyn, Countv of Kings on the 24th day of March. 1909.

at 12 o'clock, noon premises directed by said Judgment to be sold and therein described as fellows: All that certain lot, piece cr parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the Borough (late City) of Brooklyn. County of Kings and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the southwesterly side of Carroll street, distant. 6J8 feet northwest erly rrom the westerly corner of Cnrrnil afreet nm Th ai-Anna. .1 southwesterly, at right angles to Carroll street, 68 feet: thoncfj northwesterly narallel with Carroll street, 20 feet 7 inches tnvneo northeasterly, at right aneles tin Cnrrnil mtratt 8 feet, to thi southwesterly side of Carroll street, and thence southeasterly along the southwesterly side of Carroll street. 20 feet 7 inches, to the point or place of beginning.

Being house and lot known as and by the street number 418 Carroll street. Dated. March 2. 1909. KATHERINE B.

DANIEL. Referee. Roy. Watson A Naumer, Attorneys for Plaintiff. No.

44 Court street, Brooklyn, N. JT. mh2-7t SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY-John Russell Norton, plaintiff, against Edward Sanxay and others, defendants In pursuance of an interlocutory judgment of partition and sale duly made and entered in tho above entitled action on the 17th day of November, 1908. the undersigned referee in aid judgment named, will sell at public auction at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange Salesroom, 1SS) Montague street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, on the 17th day of March. 1909, at 12 o'clock noon on that day, by William H.

Smith, auctioneer, the premises directed by Baid Judgment to be old and therein described as follows: Parcel A All that certain piece or parcel land, with the building thereon, situate, lying and being in the Borough of Brooklyn and known by the street number 349 Court street, bounded and described aa follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the easterly side of Court street fifty i5t feet and five (fi) inches distant southerly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the easterly side of Court street with the southerly side of Union street, and running thence easterly at right angles with Court street fifty Cot)) feet; thence again easterly parallel with Union street thirty-two feet; thence southerly parallel with Smith street twenty (20) feet and ten (10) inches; thence westerly parallel I with Union street twenty-nine (29) feet five and one-half inches: thence again westerly at right angles with Court street fifty-five (55) feet to the easterly side of Court jfireet; thence northerly along the easterly side tjourt street twenty-ons. (21) reet to the place or point of beginning. Parcel. All that certain lot, piece or parcel land situate. lying and being in the Borough of Brooklyn, known by the street number 22fl Degraw street, bounded and described follows: Beginning on the southerly side Degraw street at a point distant two hundred and sixty-five (2G5) feet westerly from the southwesterly corner of Clinton and Degraw streets; running thence southerly and parallel with Clinton street one hundred (100) feet thence westerly and parallel with Degraw street twenty-five (25 feet; thence northerly and parallel with Clinton street one hundred (100) feet to Degraw street, and thence easterly along the southerly side of Degraw street twenty-five (25) feet to the place of beginning, together with party wall on easterly side of lot.

Parcel All that certain plot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the Borough of Rronklvn of the City nf Xw York, County of Kings and State of ew Yirk, now known by the street number 111 8a'kett street, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a pjnt on tho northerly side of Sackett street distant one hundred and thirteen feet westerly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the northerly side of Sackeft street with the westerly side nf Columbia stret; running thence northerly parallel with Columbia street one hundred feet; thenci westerly parallel with Sark-ett street eighteen thence southerly parallel with Columbia street one hundred feet the northerly side of Sackett street, and thence easterly along the northerly ri Sackett street eighteen feot to the point or place of beginning, the. side walls bHng party walls. Dated New York, February 17. I9n9. WILLIAM A.

MOLLER. Referee. Harris A Towns, Attorneys for Plaintiff, 251 Manhattan, New York City. f23 7t av. St.

Allans a of of hoinoiinn, J. to A Miliar, list nv lflh av I.uistn-Peterson fiuil.liiiK Contracting Co to 1: lie Walton. t. nr av A P. to s-urouo, Kn-t 4'Mh st.

nr Linden st Hume to Stein tt al. as exrs. East 4oth st. nr Linden m-Tts LundHI, A A to Title Ins Co, Y. St Mark's av, nr Ctica av M'-Laughtin iZ Co 10 Csrmtchael.noiu Mpssr L.

ano, Meltzer wife. Thmford av. nr Blake av Mejer, S. to Slater. Halsey st, nr Tompkins av.

Mtller, to Losin, Duntont av. nr That-ford av Williamf, A. A wife. 10 A Ilallctt, as extrx. Schenectady av.

nr Park pi $4.00 Moore s. wife, to Harden. Stanley av. Logan st. Wort ma 11 ev Milloid at.

the blork SU.b'JU Metzger- to Meis, as admtrx. St k-ton st. nr Lewis av $4,509 Mardonald. V. to Dexter.

UthX st. nr Av Mader, L. wife, to Gates av. nr Tompkins av $9,000 Melucei. wife, Burtis Dean st.

nr rnderiiill av MalUaeh. P. A wife to Wood Greenwood av, nr 3d st $1,000 Occhiflnto. G. wife, to Cascio 4fc ano $1.610 O'Tiughlin, and wife, to Atlantic Coop Svg Ixsan Assn 3d st, nr 9th Ocean Hill Contracting Co to TV Seller.

Pacific st. nr Hopkinson av Proctor. B. Title Co, Irving av, cjr Covert st. ST.OfiO Pettit, H.

et al. to Smith, Surf av. nr 30th st Preston Building Co to Ilalated Bros. 84th st nr 24th av J300 Ranrk. D.

to JO Hendrickson $36 Same fo Murphy ano 10.11 Same to Orr nom Pime to Hill nom Reynolds, E. to Stewart, as exor, Mldwood st. nr Bedford av (correction mort-ftagej $1,000 Raymond. to I-ex, 22d sr. nr Clarendon rd Sow-ell.

to Kreusler. jr $1 7o fiohlessel lo Shames Selas, wife. to Dime Svgs Bank. Coney inland av, nr Av 2 morts S9.5o-J Sif-henae. A.

ano, to Pettito. Hicks st. nr Pejrraw st Schwitzky. wife, to A Siegel, 3d at. nr Av $l00 Stein.

to Eraser, 60th st, nr 6th: av $650 Schwartz, ano. to Schwartz Central 1 av. No 272 JSKW himnson. to -East Brooklyn savings Bank Bedford av nr WlHmiffhby sv Tuttle. to Johnston, Westminster rn.

nr ncveriey rd ss.ow Title Co et al to Ranck nnin Willis, I to A Brown $5,000 Assignments of Mortgaged. MARCH 15. A Slocum Bldg Co to $1,000 Kintrs Co Mortaue Co to A Slocum Bide Co nom Makton. X. to Burr $7t)0 ano, to TV Zwetschken- baum nom Mintz, 1, to Steiner $l' Johnson, to Forssberg Dahl.

to Norton $2,150 TVentz, to Rohnet nom Shenton, to Bonnet, val cons Levitt, S. to Jolles $700 Home Trust Co to A Remsen ano as exors trustees Farberman, to Chntmovitz nom Carey, to .1 Brenner $1,250 Thompson, DeW ano. as tinstees. to Primm $1,500 Thomas, TV, to Chilton Kistler, A. to Henry $2,930 Edwards Lumber Coal Co to Hammond $962 Title Ind Co to O'Hare.

jr. as committee $3,000 Mcehan, to A Phillips et $1,300 Ehrenstrnm. to Lewis. Bedell, to Cisney 200 Seligman, ano, to I Cohen nom Hoffman, ano, as exors, to Geyer wife $3,000 Ruoff, to Ruoff nom Ward. R.

jr, to Ta imago $3,500 Berkshire Const Co to Lindorfer. Thomas. A. to Kruse $630 Thatcher, II, to Home Tnist Co Ynmn Kaieher, C. to Nassau Trust Co nom Dugin.

wife, to Lawyers Title I Co. Jefferson av. nr Xostrand av $3,500 Brooklvn Engineering Co to Lawyers Title I Co, 5th st. nr 7th av S1.S00 Bonfall. TV.

to South Brooklyn Savgs inst. President st, cor Bond st $5,000 Goubeaud, to Home Title Ins Co, Washington av, nr Fulton st $7,000 Murphy. to Home Title Ins Co. Av K. nr lSth st Harrls-m.

wife, to Home Title Ins Co. st. nr Snyder av. 2 nmrts $2,400 Lang to Wustl. Halsey Pt.

nr Broadway $1,000 Hamlin, to First Baptist Church. Hrooklyn Y. New York av, nr Eastern parkwav. 2 morts $25,000 Kramer, A to Katzka, Williams av. nr Liberty av $1,000 Conveyances.

MARCH 15. 4TH ST. 251.10 Sth av, 38.6x95. Hessel Buiklir.g Co to fl morts $5, 500. SAME PROPERTY.

A Hessel U. Hessel Building Co, morts $27,200. val, con, and $100 STH AV. cor Prospect av. 22.8xS3.lxl3.10xs:,, Weintraub wife to Weil, mort, $21,000 nom STH ST 80 ft 7th av, 20x100, II Braun to Brooklyn Engineering Co 10TH ST, 22S.4 Oth av, 100x100.

Gerard wife to Williams, morts $32,100 nom 10TH AV, 80 ft 17th st, 20x100. Johnson wife to Johnson, morts $3500. 11TH ST. 116.8 4lh av, lS.SxloO. Emily.

wife of Bennford, to Coriigan, val. cons, $100 ST. s. 300 ft Sth av. 25x100.

Latkln wife to Larkln gift fiOTH ST. a. 340 ft 12lh av. 20x100.2. forcl.

Mitchell to Realty Associates, mort $4,000 $1400 68TH ST, S. 2iKI ft 16th av. 20x100. Brown et al, to Borehers 71ST ST. s.

300 ft 14th av. 40x100. II Harrison to I Knrnblum. mort $2,500 nom SAME PROP, A Kcrnblum to Kornblum. al) liens 89TH ST.

s. 280 ft 3d av, 20x100, Cresco Realty Co to Williams, morts. etc, $5,275 nom ATLANTIC AV, s. 100 ft Troy av, 30x100. Heyzen to Betts, all liens nom LOTS 1S7 167, map part of Denton Farm, Nosta to Nosta, his wife, all liens, val.

cons, Mio ATLANTIC AV, s. 100 ft Troy av, 30x100. Betts to Brown, all liens nom AMES ST. No 55. 1 Siegel wife to II Cohen ano, inorts $8,700 nom ATLANTIC AV, s.

40 ft Hicks st, Cut-ley to Curley nom BEVERLEY ROAD, cor E21st Bt 75x100, Hewes wife to Ihrig, mort rsur.Ki .11 m-, 125 rt Graham av, 25.x 100: Vernon av. 175 Tompkins av, 100, Sheindeiman, et al, to Shelndelman Co. all liens num BLEECKER ST. No 253, Merkel wife to Donges. morts $5.500 nom BLEECKER ST, Xo 253, Donges wife to Merkel wife nom BEVERLEY RD.

cor 4th st. 60x.V, Weiss ISicrn Realty Co, morts S4.750. BERGEN ST. s. 290 ft Kingston nv.

30x100, partition, Eyrne to chamberlain $7,850 BEDFORD AV, s. 247.9 Park av, 22x100, foreclose. Thompson, Jr, to Cutler, mort $1,750 $1,500 BLEECKER ST, 90 ft St Nicholas av, 20x100, Knauer to Beck, morts $5,500 $6,300 CANARSIE AY. cor 31st st. runs 8S.8 20 to Nostrand av 95.5 to av 2.l, I Horsfall to Read, mort $7,000 notn COOK ST.

s. 237.8 Humboldt st, 37.6x 100, forseclose, Moskiwitz to Pon.erantz. mort $.25,000 $500 t'HAI'XCEV ST. sea. 120 ft Bushwick av.

20xlOo. Rothacker to HelnberK, m. rt nom DEAN ST, 8 st, 21.6 Underhill av. -runs a 33.2 26 12 23 59 45.3, Colleton to Melucei, his wife nom DOBBIN ST. s.

275 ft Nassau av, 37.6X 1020, Miller wife to Randall A Son, Inc notn ST. s. loo ft Linden av. 40x100. A Lyman to Vaughn nom 23D.

ST. s. 240 ft Av s. 20x100. Brooklvn Devalopment Co to Ovemll.noin 24TH ST, s.

320 ft Av Q. 20x100, Greater New Yor't Development Co to 21ST ST. s. 155 ft Av S. 40x100, Brooklyn Development Co to Vail nom 18TH ST.

s. 254.7 Av 60x100x51.2x100. Dexter to Macdonald, subj to niorts nom 3D ST. 105.8 Greenwood av. runs 21.7 64.4 66.11.

Fullmer to A Kopec wife, inort sl.MKI, val. cons 14TH ST. s. 210 ft Av 20x100, Slorer to Wood nom 39TH ST. CO ft Snvder av.

JuxW'l: 39th st. s. 80 ft Snyder av, 7i'xl0'), Wllhausen to Harrison nom 22D ST. s. 100 ft Clarendon rd, 30x100.

A it ti Heyse to Raymond, subj to niorts nom 96T1I ST. s. 2S0 ft Av A. 20x100. Greater New York Development Co to Mitchell nom ESSEX ST, s.

125 ft Olenniore av, 25. 4x 99. 8x2.5. 4x99. 1L wife, Wllkens to Grogan wife nom 15TH ST.

b. 320 ft Av I. 60x100, Bull wife to Craigen. mort 15TH ST. s.

380 ft Av I. 40x100. A II Bull wife to same, mort $900 nom ESSEX ST. s. 8 ft Folsom place, 20x75, Revile.

Real Estate Co to Glaus, morts $3,700 n' FULTON ST. s. 89. 1 Downing st, 12x80. Chlusnno wife to Feluhusen.

mort $2,000 nom FULTON ST. 9 cos Nichols av. 00.10x89 3 Revilo Real Estate Co to Grogan. Mj part, morts $3,375 $100 FLEET PLACE, 17.0 Johnson st, 17.0 x41. 8x17.

5x42. Blume to Braun, mort nom GREENWOOD AV, cor av. runs 111.2 100 25 84.4 100 to nv 224.2. .1 I Wilson to A Koestner Bide Co. $10,000 nom HAWTHORNE ST, s.

140 ft Brooklvn av. loo. Hawkins to Lang-staff, pt. morts noin HALSEY ST. a 249.8 Broadway.

lSxllm. I. Cole to Lang, mort HALSEY ST 20.5 ft Tompkins av, mon val cons $10" HICKS ST. cor State st. 24.5x77.

Curley to Curley nom HAMBURG AV. 9, 75 ft fines av. runs loo 34.5 2a. 7 30 3 so to av 59.10. II Wilner wife to Hamburg Cons! Co.

mort $4l nom IRVING AV, cor Covert St. irilxitOO. foreclose. Kelly tn Proctor Mi 1NTEITH ST. s.

1511 ft Bremen St. rixlOO foreclose, Whttehouse to A Burling $7,550 KOSCIUSKO ST, Noa 58tj, 60. I) Liehci -man wife to Slckllck, morts 0 IRVING AV. cor Covert st, Pronto- to Youns. morts $12, 250.

JEROMIJ ST, No 3S7, Stone to Bron- COIT.VTV COCRT. COUNTY OF KINGS- IVed Realty Cominny. plaintiff. aaalnst j-vln et nl. Oefeni snts.

I In pursuance of a Jtmrment of foreclosure 1 and sate, duly made and entered in the 1 entitled action, and bearing date the tts day referee in said Judgment named, will sell at public auction, to the hlBhest bidder, by I James Brumlev. auctioneer, at the Bro-ik- I lyn Real Estate Exchanee. No. 1S Montague treet. in the Boroujrh of Broiklvn of Kings.

City and State nf Nw York. the 29th day of Mareh. at 12 o'clock noon, the premises directed by said judgment to be sold and therein described as follows: All tint certain lot. piece nr parcel of land, with the bulldlnBS and Improvements threon. situate, lying and being in the Borough of Brooklyn.

Countv of KIiirs. City and State of New York, and bounded and dsribed as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the westerly side of Saratoga avenue, distant ninety-six fet. eight St inches southerly from the southwest corner of Saratoga and Atlantic avenues: running thence westerly, parallel with Atlantic avenue and part of the distance through a party wall, one hundred (1W fet; thence southerly, parallel with Saratoga avenue, twenty-aix 26 feet. eight (St inches; thence easterly, again parallel with Atlantic avenue and part of the distance through another party wall, one hundred (100) feet, to the westerly side of Saratoga avenue: thence nnrtherlv alon th mm of Saratoga avenue, twenty-six f2fii feet eio-hf ts inches, to the point or place of beginning. Also all the right, title and fntror nr and to Saratoga avenue.

Ivlng in front of aid premises and adjoining- thereto to the center line thereof. Dated March 5 199 GEORGE A. VOBS Referee. John Z. lAit.

Plaintiff Attornev ifli Mnn. tague Street. Borough of Brooklvn New York N. Y. COUNTY COUT7T CnTVTV vtwnV peed Realty Company, plaintiff, against David Tevin al, defendants.

Action No. 2. In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered In the above entitled action and bearing date the fourth dav junrcn. isw, I. the undersigned, the referee In said judpment named, will sell ar miMis.

or. tion, to tne highest bidder, by James I. Bmm-ley, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Heal Estate Exchange, No. 1S9 Montague street iu the Borough of Brooklyn. Countv of win ritv and State of New York, on the twenty-ninth day of March.

1909. at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed bv said 1tirimAnl sold and therein described as follows: Ail that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with ma muiumgs ano improvements thereon situate, lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and Slate of New York, and bounded and described as foUnws, to wit: Beginning at a point on the westerly fde of Saratoga avenue distant one hundred and twenty-three M23) feet and four Inches southerly from the southwest corner oi Saratoga ana Atlantic avenues: runnins thence westerly, parallel with Atlantic avenue and part of the distance through a uartv wall on hundred (100) feet; thence southerly, parallel with Saratoga avenue twenty-tx (i'6) feet eigiu iH incnes; tnence easterly, parallel with Atlantic avenue one hundred GOO) feet to the westerly side of Saratoga avenue; running thence northerly a kmc the mid attvv of Saratoga avenue twenty-six (26) feet, eight (8) Inches, to th point nr place of beginning: Also, all the right, title and interest of. in nd to Saratoga avenue, lying In front of said premises and adioinlnar thereto, to the center line thereof. Dated March 5, 1909. CHARLES F.

MURPHY, Referee. John 7.. Lott. Plaintiff's Attorn v. 1fU Moma.

gue street. Borough of Brooklyn, New York City. N. Y. mh: 7t fAtU COUNTY COURT.

KTNfiS COttmtv Janle Gascolne. Annie E. Hommel and Josephine Cole, aa executrices of the last will and testament of James Gascolne. deceased, against United American Realty Company, a corporation, and others, defendants. In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered in the above entitled action, and bearing date the 17th day of February, 19ufl, the undersigned, the referee, in said judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by William H.

Smith, aurtinnenr at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 189 Montague street, Jn the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the 24th day of March. 1909. at 12 o'clock noon, the premises dl- I reeled by said Judgment to be sold, and there-in described as follows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with the Improvements thereon erected, situate, lying and being in the Borough of Bmoklvn. Countv nf k'imri City and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the corner formed by the Intersection of the northerly line of Pitkin avenue with the westerly line of Pennsylvania avenue and running thence northerly along the westerly line of Pennsylvania avenue, twenty (2fl) feet: thence west- erly, parallel with Pitkin avenue one nun- i dred O00) feet (part of the distance through a party wall); thence southerly, parallel with Pennsylvania avenue twenty (20) feet to the northerly line of Pitkin avenue; and thence easterly airing tne northerly line of Pitkin venue one nunarea (i(K jePt to the corner the point or place of beginning.

Dated 'ebruary 24, 1909. BRYER H. PENDRY. Referee. George Slmonson.

Plaint iffR Attnmov 1028-30 Gates avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. mh2 6t tu.f SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY A V- na Relmer, plaintiff, acalnst Adotnh Knennel et defendants In pursuance of a Judg ment of foreclosure and sate duly made and entered In the above entitled action and hear ing date the 4th day of March, the undersigned, the referee In said judgment luuneu, win sen at puuuc auction to the highest bidder by James L. Rrumley, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No.

1K9 Montague street, in the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings, on the Oth dav of Anrll. 1909, at twelve o'clock, noon, the m-emlses uireciea oy saia juagmem to De soia ana tnere- in aescnoea as muows. All those two certain lots, pieces or parcels of land, with the buildings thereon erected, situate, lying and being tne tiorougn ot Brooklyn, county of Kings, jiy ana state or -ew torn, and Known and istingulshed on a certain man on file in the office of the Register of the County of Kings, entitled "Map of Property at East New York. County of Kings, belonging to the heirs of Whitehead Howard, deceased, surveyed by Martin J.

Johnson, Jamaica, L. November, as and by the numbers 2S9 and 290, and which lots when taken together are bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the westerly side of Williams avenue distant one hundred and fifty 130 feet southerly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the westerly side of Williams venue with the southerly side of Liberty ave-ue; running thence westerly on a line nar- llel with Liberty avenue one hundred (10f) feet: thence southerly on a line narallel with Williams avenue fifty (SO) feet; thence easterly on a line parallel with Liberty avenue one hundred (100) feet to Williams avenue, and thence northerly along Williams avenue fifty fi) reet to the point or place or beginning. Dated March fi. 1909. HENRY B.

KETCHAM. Referee. Racketf Lang. Plaintiff's Attorneys. 99 assau street, New York City.

mhl2 7t: 6t a5 SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY Clara F. Hagar, plaintiff, against LouIb H. ose, and others, defendants. In Dursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale, duly maao ana enterea in tne above-entitled ac- and bearing date the second riv of March.

1903. I. the undersigned, the Referee in said Judgment named, will sell at nut- llo auction to the highest bidder, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 189 Montague street, in the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings, on the first day of April, 1909, at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed by said judgment to be sold, and therein described as follows: All those certain lots, pieces nr parcels of land, with the buildings and improvements thereon erected, situate, lying and being in the Borough of Brooklyn.

County of Kings, in the City and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point distant one hundred feet south from the intersection of the southerly side of Liberty avenue with the westerly side of Crystal street, and running thence westerly and parallel to Liberty avenue one hundred feel, part of the distance through a party wall; thence southerly and parallel to Crystal street twenty feot; thence easterly one hundred feet to Crystal street, part of the distance through party wall: thence northerly along the westerly side of Crystal street twenty feet to th, point or place of beginning, being a part of the premises conveyed to Lint. Butsch-jr and Ross, Incorporated, by Stans-hury Hagar and wife by deed dated the 251 day of April, one thousand nine hundred and six, said mortgaged premises being known as Number 68 Crystal street. Dated, Brooklyn. March 3, 1909. WILLIAM F.

HAG ARTY, Referee. Stanshury Hagar. Plaintiff's Attorney. 4S Wall Street, Borough of Manhattan New York City. SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY Betsey Splero and Louisa Splero Marks, plaintiffs, against Morris Neui'eld and others defendantsIn pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered in the above entitled action and hearing date the Sth day of March. 1909, I. the undersigned, the refereo in said Judgment named, will sell at nuhlir nuntlnn tn tho hlirhoer H(41ap tx-iii iam H. Smith, auctioneer, at the Brooklvn Real Estate Exchange. No.

ISO Montaaue street. In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the 5th day of April, 1909. at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed bv said Judgment to bo sold and therein described as follows: All that certain plot, piece or parcel land, situate, lying and being in the Borough of Brooklyn of the city of New York, County of Kings and State of New York, hounded and descrihed as follows, to wit: Bel ginning at the corner formed bv the Intersection of the northerly side of Rlake avenue with the easterly side of Van Slnderen avenue (formerly Vesta avtnue); running thence northerly along the easterly side of Van Slnderen avenue two hundred feet; thence easterly parallel with Blake avenue one hundred feet thence southerly parallel with Van Sinderen avenue two hundred feet to the northerly side Biake avenue, and thence westerly along the northerly side of Blake avenue one hundred feet to the coiner, the point or place of beginning. Dated March 12. 19C9.

JOSE K. PI DO EON. Referee. Cook Benjamin. Plaintiffs' Attorneys.

2i9 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan, N. Y. Cltv. mhl! 3w OPPOSE NEW CHARTER. Queens Democrats Against Lessening Powers of Borough President.

The Ridge wood Democratic Club at its Inst meeting; passed, resolutions opposing the Adoption of the proposed new char ter or any other measure designed Jo de stroy thn borough autonomy or to take away any of the powers of the Queers Borough piesldent. Copies of the resolutions were forwarded to thefour assembls'inen of the bor- ough and to Senator Harte. of In I COt COI T.T, KINGS COLNTy-Franrcs A. Bates, plaintiff, aeafnst Seliai Sclliriiian ami inni, ui'ienounis. jn pursuance of a ment of foreclosure and sale dulv mari and entered in ihe above em it led anion, and bear- Ing date ihe 2ith day of February, iftofl.

I. uuurfignfi. ine rereree. in said Judgment named, will sell at public auction to the high- eBt bidder, by William H. Smith, auctioneer, trie iirooKiyn Heal Kstate Exchange.

No. 1X9 street, in the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings, on the 2th dav nt March, liny, at o'clock noon, the premises directed by raid Judgment to be sold and tluretn deribed as fallows: All that certain plot, piece or parcel cf land situate, lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn, of The City of New York, County of Kings and State of New York, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point cm the northeasterly side of Fiftieth street, distant five hundred and forty feet southeasterly from the corner formed by the intersection "of the northeasterly side of Fiftieth street with the lutheasterly side ef Eleventh a venue: running thence southeasterly along the northeasterly side of Fiftieth street forty-fuur feet two inches to a point distant one hundred and six feel i.ne and three-quwrter Inches northwesterly from the westerly side of New Utrecht avenue as opened eighty feet wide, measured along said side of Fiftieth street: thence north erly in a straight line thirteen feet eleven and one-quarter Inches to a point distant ninety-eight feet seven Inches westerly from the westerly aide of New Utrecht avenue as laid out sixty feet wide, measured along a Una drawn at right angles to New Utrecht avenue aixtv feet wfrie f.m thrfn Aimtt one hun.Tred and Bitv feet from the Corner formed bv the intersection of the west erly side of New Utrecht avenue stxtv feet wi.l" and the south westerly side of Forty-ninth streof: thence northerly twenty feet to a point distant ninety-Beven feet four and one-half inches westerly from the westerly side of New Utrecht avenue, measured along a line drawn at right angles to New Utrecht avenue sixty feet wide from a point therein distant one hundred and forty feet southerly from said corner of Forty-ninth street and New Utrecht avenue; thence northerlv twenty feet to a point distant ninetv-slx feet two inches westerly from the westerly side of New i treent avenue sixty feet wide, measured tig a line drawn at right angles to said side of New Utrecht avenue sixty feet wide a. jmmi mere in distant one hundred and twenty feet southerly from said corner of orij -ninm street ana Utrecht avenue thence northerly twenty feet to a nolnt Hf tant ninety-five feot five Inches westerly from the westerly side of New Utrecht avenue sixty feet wide, measured along a line drawn at right angles said side of New Utrecht avenue sixty feet wide from a point therein distant one hundred feet southerly from said corner of Forty-ninth street and New Utrecht avenue; thence westerly at right angles to iNf uiiwnt avenue rour Teet seven Inches; thence northerly parallel with New Utrecht avenue nve reet eight inches to a noint dis tant sixty-six feet ten and one-quarter inches norineasteriy irom tne northeasterly side of Fiftieth street, measured along a line drawn at right angles thereto from the point ot beginning; and thence southwesterly along said line at right angles to Fiftieth street and part of the distance through a party wall sixty-six feet ten and one-quarter inches to said side ci tinietn street at the noint or uiaie of hp ginning. Also all the right, title and interest ot tne party or tne first part of.

in and to Fiftieth street, lying in front of and adjoining paid premises to the center line thereof. Dated, February 27, 19(19. EUGENE F. O'CONNOR. Referee.

Chas. A. Clayton. Plaintiff's Attorney, 44 Court street. Brooklyn.

N. Y. mh2-6t tu th SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY si dor u. Hageubacher, plaintiff, against Cine Kaplan et defendants In pursuance of a Judgment of foieclosure and sale duly made ana entered in tne auove entitled action, ana bearing- date the 4th day of March, 1909, the undersigned, the referee. In said judgment named, will sell at public auction to the hlgn-est bidder, by William H.

Smith, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. No. 189 Montague street, in tlw Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the 29th day of March, 1909, at twelve o'clock, noon, the premises directed by said judgment to be sold, and therein described as follows: All that certain lot. piece nr parcel of land, with the building and improvements thereon, situate, lying and being in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings. City and State of New York, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the northerly side of Jefferson street, diBtant two hundred (200) feet westerly from the corner formed by the intersection of the northerly side of Jefferson street with the westerly side of Irving avenue; running thence northerly parallel with the said Irving avenue and part of the way through a party wall to the center of the block between Jefferson and Melrose streets one hundred (100) feet; thence westerly and along the said center line of said block twenty-five (25) feet; thence southerly again parallel with Irving avenue and part of the way through another party v-all one nundred (100) feet to the northerly side of Jefferson street; and thence easterly along the northerly side of Jefferson street twenty-five (25) feet to the point or place of beginning.

Dated, March 3, J909. ROBERT CHAMBERS, Referee. Harry E. Lewis. Plaintiff's Attorney, 215 Montague street, Brooklyn, NV Y.

mh6 Sw sfttu COUNTY COURT. KINGS COUNTY CEi cile T. Stephens, plaintiff, against Gaspare Gugliolta and others, defendants In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered in the above entitled action and bearing date the 23d day of February, 1909, the undersigned, the referee said judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by William P. Rae, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 189 Montague street, in the Borough of Hrooklyn, County of Kings, on the Slit day of March, 1909, at twelve o'clock, noon, (he premises directed by said Judgment to Ite sold, and therein described as follows: All that certain lot.

piece or parcel of land, with tho buildings and improvements thereon erected, situate, lying and being in the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings. City and State of New York, bounded and described aa follows; Beginning at a point on the northwesterly side of Troutman street, distant two hundred ar.d twentv-flve feet southwesterly from the corner formed by the intersection of the northwesterly side of Troutman street with the southwesterly side of Central avenue; running thence northwesterly, parallel with Central avenue, one hundred feet; thence southwesterly, parallel with Troutman street, twenty-five feet; thence southeasterly, again parallel with Central avenue, one hundred feet to the northwesterly side of Troutman street, and thence northeasterly along the said northwesterly side of Troutman street twenty-five feet to the point or place of beginning. Said premises will be sold subject to a first mortgage of S4.500 and inter est from June 1. 1908, Dated March 3.

1909. R. EMMET DOHERTY. Referee. Kramer, Cohn Burbv.

Plaintiff's Att-nrnnvn. S9S Park Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y. mh9 7t SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY Clara F. Hagar, plaintiff, against Ixiuls H. Rose and others, defendants In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered in the above entitled action and bearing date the 12th day of January. If. I.

the undersigned, the referee in said Judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, at the Brooklyn Real Kntnle V.x- change. No. 18ft Montague street, in the Bor- ougn or rtrooKiyn. Countv of Kmga. on the first day of April, 1909, at twelve o'clock, noon, the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold and therein described as follows: All those certain lots, pieces or parcels of land with the buildings and improvement thereon erected, situate, lying and belne In the Bor ough of Brooklyn, 'County of Kings.

In the City and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point distant eighty feet south from the intersection of the southerly side of Liberty avenue with the westerly side of Crystal street, and running thence westerly and parallel to Liberty avenue one hundred feet; thence southerly and parallel to Crystal street twenty feet: thence easterly one hundred feet to Crystal street part of the distance through a party wall; thence northerly along the westerly side of Crystal street twenty fpet to the point or place of beginning, being part of the premises con veyed to Lint, Butscher Ross. Incorporated, by Stanshury Hagar and wife, by deed dated the 25th day of April, one thousand nine hundred and six; said mortgaged premises being known as number 66 Crystal street. Dated Brooklyn, warcn WILLIAM F. HAGARTY. Referee.

Stansbury Hagar. Plaintiff's Attorney. 48 Wall street, Borough of Manhattan, New York City. mh 7t COUNTY COURT. KINGS COUNTY THIS South Brooklyn Savins Institution, plaintiff, against Bertha Samuel.

Hein Construction Company, Charles Rcdelsheimer and Martha Des-pres. Buckley. Woodhull and Burns fa corporation), Landsberg and Company (a corporation). Adolph Edwards, Henry R. Pausin, defendants.

Action No. 3 To the nb ive-nnni-d defendants and each of them: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint In this action, and tn serve a copy of your answer on the plaintiff's attorney within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the dny of service, and in case of your failure to appear, or answer, judgment will be taken against vnu by default, for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated Brooklyn, N. Y. Citv, January 9, 1909.

EDWIN KEMPTON, Plaintiffs Attorney. Office and Post Office address. 175 Remsen street. Borough of Brooklyn. N.

Y. City. To the above-named defendant. Bertha Samuel The foregoing summons is served upon you by publication pursuant to nn order of Hon. Norman 3.

Dike. County Judge of Kings County, dated March 4. 1909. and filed with the complaint in the above-entitled action in the office of the clerk of the Countv of Kings in the Borough of Brooklyn of the City of New York, in which said county clerk's office said complaint was filed on the 12th day of January. 1909.

EDWIN KEMPTON'. mh9 6w tu Plaintiff's Attorney. COUNTY COURT. KINGS COUNTY THE South Brooklyn Savings Institution, plaintiff, against Bertha Samuel, Heln Construction Company, Charles Redelshchuer and Martha Depres. Buckley, Woodhull and Burns ra corporation).

Iandsberg and Company a cor-poration), Edward Thompson, John Weber, defendants. Action No. 2 To the above named defendants and each of them: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint In this action and to serve a copy of your answer on the plaintiffs attorney within twenty davs nftcr the service of this suinni ns. exclusive the day of service, and In case of vour fsihire to appear, or answer. Judgment win be taken against ynu by default for tb relief demanded in the eoinplaint.

Dated Brooklvn, N. Y. City. January 9. 13i9 KDWIN KEMPTON.

Plaintiffs Attorney Office and Post Ofn6 address, 175 Remsen strpft. Brooklyn, N. Y. 'ity. To thf above named defendant.

Bertha Samuel The foregoing summons is served upon you by publication, pursuant to an order of Hon. Norman S. Dike, County Judge of Kings ouniy. oai'i -Mai-cn 4. VMi'j.

and filed with the complaint in the atmve entitled action in the office of ihe clerk of the County of Kings. the Borough of Brooklyn of the City of Now York, in which said clerk's office "said complaint was filed on the 12th day of. January. EDWIN KEMPTON, Plaintiff Attorney. mh9 tu LAW CASES.

BRIEFS and BLANKS aoo slim Eaole Book avk Job Printing Owoa of 44 of as of to 23. I7t (For Auction Sales and other late bswi, see Page New Buildings. TV. lGth st, s. -SO ft N'-ptune av, 2 slnry frame snore and dwelling, tar and gravl rwf, two ami life: to-M, Owner, An-gtrlo Cornell I.

246 W. 1Mb si. K. 3d at, s. 24" fl Beverley rd.

2 story frame dwelling, "tix, tin roof, two families; cost, $4, i). Owner. Martin Petersen, 4J Seley st. Horkawav a v. cat Putter av, 1 st'jry frame blacksmith's siv-p.

4'x2u, tin roof; cost. Owner O. Leib.iwitz, SV Sackinan st. 4th av, a. 75th st, four 3 t-t-a-y brick stores and dwellings.

2mx55. tar mid gravel roof, two famllif-s each; total c8t. Owner, J. E. Sullivan, 5th av and fVM st.

iith st, ft ft 7th av, 2 story brick dwelling. 20x32, tfn roof, one family; cost, H.oei). Owner, Walter Fryer, 470 olsr st. W. 24th ft.

71 ft Railroad av. 1 glory frame dwelling. 20x33. tar and gravel ro.if. one family; cost, Owner, Giacomo Bartozetto, en premises.

Carroll st. Xo. ".51, 3 story brick store and felt, tar and gravel roof, two families; cost, Sn.OOQ. Owner. Gerando Gil-mitdi.

on premises. B. 90th st. s. sni.4 Avenue 1 story frame dwell In tin rouf.

one family; osi $C0j. owner. Catharine Foss. 110 Chester street. Oriental boulevard, s.

tv West End av, 1 story frame ticket oihre and ojen shed. 8x9, tar and gravel ruof; cusi, St.Vj. Owner, X. Brooklyn and Manhattan Beach Pail way L'S Bi-adway. New Turk- East Seventeenth st.

s. 3f0 ft Av 1, 2 story and attic fianie dwelling, shingle ri'pf. one family; cost. Owner. Henry feres.

Av T. cor K. st. K. 17th at, s.

MO ft Av T. 2 story and attic frame dwelling. 2.xtf7, shingle roof, imo family; cost, S-oh). Owner, as above. av.

a. l'o ft f0th st. 3 story brick a 'ores and. dwelling. 19x6i, tin roof, two families; cost, Ow ner, Walter Freyer, 470 Slat at.

7th av a. 39 ft DOth st. 2 sty brick store and dwelling. 11.2x35, tin roof, one family; st, 44, WO. Owner, Walter Freyer, 470 List street r.2d st.

a ft fith av, two 2 story frame tenements. 20x70, tin roof; four families each; total cost, SS.tfu). Owner, Joseph B. oilman. Hi Court 5t.

K. 49th st. S0O ft a Linden av, two 2 and attl fiame dwellings, 22x35. 6, shingle rof. two families; total cost.

fft.G'K). Owner, East Flat bush Building Utiua av, cor Church. Broadway, No. 77C, 1 story brick bank, 25x 478. tar and slag roof; cot-t, owner, F.

Magner. 19n Montague st. Rutland nl. lH ft Rogers av, 1 story brick auto garage, 14x22, gravel roof; cost, Owner, McTienian, 241 Rutland rd. I Av cor E.

4th st. 1 story and attic frame stable. 33x20. shingle rrtof; cost, $1,000. uwner, Jacob U.

Jtanck, 44 Court st. E. 19th st, c. ft a Av C. 2 story and attic frame dwelling.

22.6x3. shingle roof, two families; cost. Owner. Win. H.

Saw-kins, R. 13th at and Av O. E. 19th st. S3 ft a Av 2 story and attic frame dwelling.

22.6x56, shingle ro.if, two families; cost, 4.000. Owner, TVm. U. Sawkins, E. 13th st and Av O.

Dresden st, 110 ft a Jamaica av, thro-3 2 story brick dwellings, tin roof, two l'amlllea each; total cost. $12,000. Owner, Herman Richter, 23 Shepherd nv. Senator st, 1(H) ft 4th av, 1 story brick stable. 27xloo.

tar and gravel roof; cost, Owner, James F. Maloney, 516 51st st. Alterations. 3d av, s. ft frith st, add new stcrv to present building; cost, $1,500.

Owner, Saul BoslaHievitz, on premises. 3d av, s. 100 ft 50th st. add new story to present building: enst, $1,500. Owner, Meyer on premises.

Bnyder av, cor Bedford av. 2 stnrv brlrk extension, 418.11x21; coat. $4-000. Owner, John J. Snyder Sons, on premises.

Belmont av. Xo f4G, 1 sti.rv brlrk extension, ll.lxln.6; cost, Owner, Wm, Roberson, on premises. Mechanics' Liens. MARCH 15. Johnson -at, Ml ft Coney Island av.

Xew at. s. 20 ft Poplar st Wx IfiO; Uushinkcr Sloane agst Richmnn Building Co Richman $lfio Paclfio st, 200 ft Nostra nd av, 61x 114.5; Silberman ano agst Fein-Hall Const Co $409 East Xew York av, Saratoga av Pitkin av A Barrett st. the block; A cehio A Fischer. Rersliadsky Beryhadsky Fuchs Realty Co SJ.773 4th st, a s.

325 ft vr 3d av. 50x100; 05th st. 175 ft adav. 75x100: 9rh st, 225 ft 3il av, 50x100; a Klenofskv ano. agst Shore Road Const Co $575 West st.

231 ft lSth av runs 40 tci 44th st. 400 400 100.2: TV Bennett agst Empire league A Raymond pres Av Y. cor Sheepphend Hav rd 25x100; Scarfo agst Fullko i'endola Rarbera Clarendon rd, cor 321 st; 25x100; lower affst Hell Const Co $w) 13th st, Hm) ft Av 40x100; Her- gen Iron Works agst Carnevale 5135 High at. Xo Westchester Hardwood Co agst Salvato A Dnhlburg $J8 5th st. Xo 27; Jasper agst Otto A Jink, jr Jerome st, cor New Lots av runs to Livonia av.

100 loo 73.8 to av, 21.1 to beg; Curtis Bros Lumper Co aest Kaufman Const Co Kaufman $305,67 Judgments. MARCH 15. Arlington Park Cemetery-J Paris! American Tobacco Co La titer, an infant. etc Berxiek, Realtv Associates Breier, Baruch Cohen. 1 Cohen Cooper, Levine Cianclmino, i-J Parisi Ciubb, 1 Abraham Straus Davis, TV I'nion Bank Dudkofsky.

8 A Gross Dunne, Litt Eder. Post McCurd Freidberg Lr-J Mann Same Same Feldman, A Brady ano Fenman, A A Aronstarn Ginsberg, "Levine Goldhirch. A Baruch Grant. Moore Geteoff. A Brady ano Same Same S.H0.H1 $2,0112.03 J2S5.0O IS 1.42 J24.4U J6.21 $107.33 $271,311 Sl.B2S.il JSS.40 $271.36 .587.41 Greenberg, Chauneey Real Estate Co $1,473.2 Griffith.

W-H Thomas $160.65 Goldberg. Lafayette Trust On $1,870.76 Goldman. Ij Golden ano Gilinan Holovav jonnston. Armstrong, as ftdmtt Jones, VI Silver Jacobowitz, A Levine Kuhn, Abraham ft Kessel. 1.

Hohwiesner Sons Same Same Kelly, Nas.au Electric It Co Kelly. A Same Kapner, Herzfeld Lutz, jr Jos Fallen Uwir Co $2,032.03 $1211.90 $1. 251.09 Long Island Soap Works .1 Walsh. Little. Marx JSS4.63 Levy.

A Fries, as cxr McDonald, Jos Fallen Bwk SI. sot Matthew. A A vie 77 Madansky, I standard Lime Miller. A Fries, as exr May, Abraham Straus Meyer, Union Rank Moore. A Haui Maitlaml.

A Miitnwuring McDowell Co Wagner Olmstead, .1 I'arisi Berlinan. Edelsteln Thllllps. Morris et Standard Lioie Co. Rockwell. A Kern Relm.

A A Kalt Hnainfeld. .7 Belter Shipnian, A Gatli Pchantz. Jus Follert Bwr Swltzky. Edelsteln Rlnel. Finegnld Smith.

Irvine Spector, Same Seligman. Realty Associates Sugarman. Same Sokal, Union Bnnk Slialn, Sundard Lime Co Sandberg. Utiruch 01 7.4) 40 33 03 Streeter, Brewer Dry Dock Co Saplenza. Johns $210.40 i bikini, aimnin Heverlno.

A Potter Schnlhbe, H. Meyer, admstrs of Bchnlbbe Bklyn, Queens Co Sub It Tl Co $117.20 Wilson, Abraham Straus $30.37 Mortgages. MARCH Alfred Realty Const Co to Strongln. 8th av, nr Ti2d st 11.225 Ackerman, to Huntington, Schenectady av, nr Snyder av Blumberg. 1.

to Schli-ssel notn Burling. A. to Title A Co, Montieth st. nr Bremen st. $3.

",00 Borsuk. S. A wife, to Ixick, Pltkfn av. nr Thatfnrd av 41,200 Braun. to Fleet place, nr Johnson st $1,200 Becker.

A. to (1 Walbrldge. Rogers av. nr Maple st Bllottl. to Frosa ano.

64th st. nr 14th av $1,400 Corrigan, to Kenyon Dyckman, F. to A Vom Lehn nom Dartmonr Const Co tn the Rensonhurst Cn, 'oodruff av, cor Kenmore place Dotnagalskl, wife, to 13 Brummer. Evergreen av. No lii2 Kmplre League to Title Ins Co, Y.

14th nr West st, fi morts Flnnen, P. ano. to Mitchell ano, as xrs, 40th st. nr 5th av Sl.ooo Flatlands Const Co tn It Ward. Jr.

Snyder av. nr Franklin st. 2 mnrts $17, Gelfond. M. et al, to Robinson.

Hopkfn-sun av. cor Sutter nv $4 Goldberg. A. et al. to C.neiser wire.

Flushing av. nr Garden st $2.2111 Hall. O. wife, to Faber. as trustee.

Halaey St. nr Ralph av Sl.oio Hlrsoh. F. wife, to Title Ins Co. st.

nr Court st, Home Title Ins Co to A Chabot I Koeppe. W. to A Parks Hamm. to A Rommel, Park av, nr av Holweger. G.

wife, to Stokes S'in. Frost st, nr Humboldt st, $01) Kaufman Const Co to Lesser, Llvonln cor Jerome st $2,000 Johnson. (7. wife, to I Lynes. Union st.

nr Clinton st fi tn "IV Kropp, If, tt wife, to Marsh ano. as trustees. Neptune av. cor West nth st $754 Krtmko. lo I'flzenmeyer, Marcy av, nr Monro st I I copy of your aixwor on the plaintiff's attorney within twenty dny after the service of this su.nmons, exclusive of the day of service, ami in case of y-mr failure to appear or answer, judgment wiil he taken against you Hv default, for the relief demanded In the complaint.

Dafd Brooklyn. New York City, October 29. IMS. EDWIN KEMPTON. Plaintiff's Attorney.

Office and Post Office address, 175 Remsen trcet, Brooklyn. New Ymk City. To the defendants Charles Buchbauni and Mrs. Charles Uuchhaum. his wife, if any.

and Imic H. Radford: The foregoing summon is served upon you and each of you bv publication, pursuant to an order made by Hon. Norman S. Dike, one of the County Judges of Kings County, dated the 8th day of March. lJt-9.

and filed in the olhce of the Clerk of the ioumy or Kings on the day March. wu" cumpiaim. ana you will runner I tnat. and complaint In the ab.ne entitled action were filed in tha office of the Clerk of the County of Kings, on the fifth day of November. 190S.

EDWIN KEMPTON, mhs 6w tu Plaintiff's Attorney. COUNTY COURT. KINOR COUNTY BAR net Kaplan, plaintiff, against Isaac Drapkln nd Mary Drapkln. executor and executrix of the last will and testament of Samuel Drap- kin. deceasd: Joseph Goldberg.

Mollis Rykus, Aaron Kaplan, Ida Abromoviu, Annie Press, Israel Gllckman. Julia Denota, Sam Ronnglts, Vita Fort una, Annie Smith, John Doe and Richard Doe. the iast six names are Intended for the tenants in the premises and the last two names being fictitious, their true names being unknown to plaintiff, and Chaye Relsel Welnstock, defendants. Supplemental summons To the above named defendants and each of them: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this action and to serve a copy of our answer on the plaintiff's attorney, within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service and In case of your failure to appear or answer, judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated Brooklyn.

N. December 23. 190S. KUGKL 8 AXE, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 1099 Pitkin avenue, Brooklyn.

N. Y. To The defendant, Chaye Reisel Welnstock: The foregoing summons Is served upon you by publication, pursuant to au order of Honorable Justice Norman S. Dike, one of the county Judges of Kings County, dated the 3d dny of March, 1909, and filed with a copy of the supplemental summons and amended complaint tn the office of the clerk of the County of Kings, in the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, on the Sth day of March, 19ns. the original amended complaint and supplemental summons having been filed in said office on the 23d day of December.

1908. Dated Brooklyn. N. March 9, 1909. KUGEL SAXE, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.

1099 Pitkin avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. mh9 8w COUNTY COURT. KINGS COUNTY JULIA B. Moores, plaintiff, against Harry Freffeid, et al, defendants.

In pursuance of a Judg ment of foreclosure of sale duly made and entered In the above entitled action, bearing date the -9th day of March, 1909. and filed in the office of the Clerk of the Countv or on the 9th day of March. 1909, the undersigned, the referee in said judgment name, will still at public auction, at and in the rotunda of the Kings County Court Hours, in the Borough of Brooklyn, Jn the County of Kings, City of New York, on the 31st day oil March, 1R09. at 32 o'clock, noon, on that day, the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold, and therein described as follows: AU that certain lot. piece or parcel of land, situ ate, lying and being in the Borough of Brook lyn, county of city and state or ew York, bounded and described as follows: Be ginning at a point formed by the intersection of the northerly side of Belmont avenue wiri the westerly side of Logan street, end run ning thence northerly along the westerly side of Logan street one hundred and fifty ilb') feet; thence westerly parallel with the northerly side of Eelmont avenue one hundred (10) feet: thence southerly parallel with the west- erly side of Logan Btreet sixty (0) feet; thence easterly parallel with the northerly side oS Belmont avenue twenty rzui reet; tnence soutn erly parallel with the westerly side of Logon itreet ninety (90) feet to the northerly side of Belmont avenue, and thence easterly along tha.

aid northerlv aide of Belmont avenue eighty (SO) feet to the point or place of beginning -Dated March 9. J909, Borough of Brooklyn, N. Y. LEWIS C. ROVER, Referee.

Geo. Alexander. Attorney for Plaintiff. fJ5 Washington street. Brooklyn, N.

Y. mh9 7t tuftlh SUPREME COURT, STATE OP NEW YORK. KINGS COUNTY William A. An drewfl, as executor of the last will and testa ment of Benjamin Andrews, deceased, plaintiff. gainst Charles Edward Lowber, individual! and as sole executor and trustee under the 1b ft will and testament of Lewis w.

Lowber. de ceased; Ellenna B. Andrews, Mary Josephine Lowber find Elizabeth R. Lowber, wife of Charles Edward Lowber, defendants. To the above named defendants and each of them: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this action and to serve a copy of your answer on the plaintiff's attorney within twenty (20 days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service, and in case of your failure to appear or answer, judgment will be taken against you bv default for the relief demanded in tho complaint.

Dated January 22. 1909. MARTIN E. HALPIN, Plaintiffs Attorney. Office and Post Office address, 186 Reins street, the City of New York.

Borough Bpwklvn, N. Y. To Mary Josephine Lowber. defendant: Ti- foregoing summons Is served upon you l.v publication, pursuant to an order of Hnnorab Edward B. Thomas, a justice of the Supreme Court of the State of NewYork.

dated th lSth dav of February. 1909. and filed with tha complaint in the office of the Clerk -of tM County of Kings at the Hall of Records in the Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York, on the 19 th day of February. 1909.

MARTIN K. HALPIN. Plnlntlff's Attorney. 16 Remsen street, the City of New York. Borough of Brooklyn.

N. Y. f23 8t tu SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY -Pie wart at-Donga 1 1, plaintiff, against Abol-Gold Realty and others, defendants In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure a-1 niA dniv made and entered in (he above en titled action, and bearing date the 29th day January, 1 the undersigned, the referee, in said judgment named, will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, by Herbert A. She inn n.

auctioneer, at th P-r R-al Esta" Exchange. No. 1R9 MontTgue street. In the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings, on the 23d day of March.

19--9. at twelve o'clock, lnton. the premises directed by sold judgment to he sold and therein described as follows: "All that certain plot, piece or unreel of land situate, l' ing and being in th" Borough of Brooklyn, of the Cltv of New York, County King. and State of New York, bounded and described as follows, to wit Beginning at ihi northeasterly corner of Fift v-second street an i Sixth avenue; running ther.ee northerly alone; the easterly side of Sixth avenue one and twelve feet find six Inches to land mov or late of W. Thomas: thence esu-ny aloir: said land one hundred feet one inch: then-o southerly parallel with Sixth avenue one hundred and sixteen feet to the northerly side of Fifty-second street, and thence westerly a ton said side of Fift v-second street one hundr 1 feet to the cornrr.

ihe point or place of beginning, Da led Brooklyn. N. February 1909. EDWARD S. THOMAS Referee.

Robprt E. Swezey, Attorney for Plaintiff, 41 Pine street. Manhattan. New York. mh? 3w tuftt SUPREME COURT.

-KINGS COUNTY Em: I C. Koller, plaintiff, against Edwin A. Du pignac, individually and as committee of Mar-garetta H. Dupignac and others, defendants. In pursuance of an interlocutory Judgment of partition and sale duly made and entered in the above-entitled action, and bearing date the 15th day of December.

190S. the undersigned, the referee In said judgment namjd. will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, bv William H. Smith, auctioneer, at the Brooklvn Real Estate Exchange. No.

1S9 Montague street, in Ihe Borough of Brooklyn, Countv of Kings, on the 24th day of March, 1909. at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed bv said judgment to be sold, and therein described as follows: All that certain piece or parcel of land, with the buildings and improvement thereon erected, situated In the said County of Kings, and bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point mi the northerly side of Monroe street, distant lis feet easterly from the northeasterly corner Monroe street and Tompkins avenue; thence northerly and parallel with Tompkins avenue and part of the distance through the center a party wall. 91 feet to land formerly Rem Lefferts; thence easterly and along land of Rem Lefferts 19 feet more or less: thence southerly and parallel with Tompkins avenue and part of the distance through the center of a party wall 92 feet 6 Inches to th northerly side of Monroe street: thence westerly and aing the northerly aide of Monroe street 19 feet to the point or plac of beginning. Dated March 1. vm, THOMAS DOWNS, Referee.

John S. Griffith. Plaintiffs Attorney. Court street. Brooklyn, N.

Y. Edward J. Flanagan. Defendants Attorney. Court street.

Brooklvn, N. Y. mhJ-71 tuf COUNTY COURT. KINGS COUNTY Welz Kerweck, plaintiff, against Beckls Ptatzman and others, defendants In pursuance a judgment of foreclosure and sale mads and entered In the above entitled action and bearing date the 17th day of February, 1909, the undersigned, the referee In said Judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder bv James L. Brumley, auctioneer, at the Brooklvn Real Estate Exchange, No.

189 Montague sLreet. Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, on the 17th day of March. 1909. at twelve o'clock noon on that day. the lands and premises In said Judgment mentioned and directed to be sold and therein described follows: Ail that certain plot, piece or parcel of land situate, lytng and being In the Borough of Brooklyn of the City nf New York.

County 0f Kings and Ptate of New York, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at the corner formed by the Intersection nf the northerly side of Blake avenue with the easterly side of Barbey street; running thence easterly along the northerly side Blake avenue, one hundred feet to the center line of the blork; thence northerly parallel wirh Barbey street and along the center line of the block twenty feet; thence westerly parallel with Blake avenue one hundred feet the easterly side of Barbey street, and thence southerly along the easterly side- Bnrhev street twenty feet to the corner, tha point or place of beginning. Dated February WM. FRANK ANDERSON, Referet. Frtwln Kemoton. Plaintiff's- Attorney, Remien st, Brooklyn, N.

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