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M3 19 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK. FRIDAY, MARCH 13. 1331. Deatijs WINDS TO KEEP FAIR WEATHER HERE, MAP SHOWS John D. Holsten, I Man Garden Goes To Europe on the Bremen Tonight Dcatfjs Abell, George A.

Gundel. John L. Allan, Elsie Cooke Hausler. F. W.

Atherton, Mary E. Heath, Charles Barrie, F. Holsten, J. D. Jr.

Barry. Ma tilda Jacobs, Cornelius Bauch, Clara Lane, Dr. J. R. Behlert, E.

K. Levy, Samuel H. Bergen, Marietta Mathieson, Bragaw. Thomas Catherine Brown, Matilda McOowan, Julia Byrne, Thomas A. McGlinchy, Jas.

Cahill, Lawrence Myles, Mary J. Cashen.William J. O'Brien, John R. Chapin, Mrs. H.

S. Perry, Bessie HENRY GREIS DIES Henry Greis of 1424 Marlboro Plainfleld, N. a former resident of Brooklyn for many years, died last night in his 71st year. He was a life member of Stuyvesant Lodge, F. A.

and leaves two daughters. Mrs. Frederick Kirchner and Mrs. Rudolph Arndts. and three brothers.

George Greis of this borough, Peter Greis of Washington and Alfred Gries of Merrick, L. I. Services will be held in the funeral parlors at 1178 Bushwick Sunday evening at 8 clock. Burial will be in Evergreens Cemetery. CM Ai BH jJtK )C "A LJmffikpw Waalaar taraaa 5rR MAP ICMt'tlfAlUlll AS AN.

AMf iJwii(t! V7 .7. xr r-KECieiuAoN Iok Aa-iiuims yC. JL- A' JI -City V. fily -I I 1 tiy EXeLANA TUKV NOTfcS JlLmt 1 a ImlK.u -V1UUU i- iL 1 (f C.rlly Cloudy Lluud, "i i. --SraJJJiOUi-.

LiAV (X (Jj) J3 UlumuIl -V 1 I I I b- I ilIUMt f.ll.U uf Cuil 7 1 I "uws uarullietiM lending. 4 1 rj liiw.) lau IKluUdh nml Uliiloraliirv ft4 tti Airuw tliu at I Fresh west and northwest winds will to keep in the New York area beeau.se they will aid in to the local area the high pressure zone now in the Middle West and Northwest Daily Aviation Record And IS civs From Mary ipnian, AI-o Mated Sailin; Dancer, Anions Abroad Mnrv Garden, oncra star, and Mary Wiuman, interpretative dancer, will be anion; tlw passengers leav-' inn shortly alter midnmht on th North German Lloyd liner which sails from Pier 4. Atlantic tidewater Terminals, foot of 58th HI South Brooklyn. Other pas sengers will be Eva Hermann, caricaturist; MaJ Thomiw Impry. British aeronautical expert, and Jean llalli'steros.

Mexican diplomat, who will attend the world conference on licat in Koine. llarlier in Hie evening' the White Star liner Olympic is scheduled to 1 leave port. will iniike a spe-jciul cull ut Plymouth to save time I Inr her 1 iindon-boiind passengers. t'uSM'iniers on the olwnpic inciune Dr. Dana 1 inland, assistant to the Hulled Secretary of Commerce, and Charles vice pie: Idem oi the New York Central Railroad.

Hitlers Co Hume The ifiicli liner Purls Is salllnd Willi Maud Giuiiibretlere and U-loiirner. l-'rench cyclists who won the six-day bicvele racl in Madison K(iiaie (iarden rerrntiy. Included stiiionc the .1110 passener4 sailing 011 the Swedish-American liner Kiina: holm to the West Indies are llllmcr Lundbrck, mana((inir director of the Swedish-American Line, accompanied by Mrs. Lund-beck; Mrs. Lillian I.uckenburh mid Lewis LuckenbHch Jr.

and liiisll Woon, (itithor. The HanibiUK-Anicilinn liner Albert Ballln Is arriving this after-noon from the Contlnenl with Hrin-rlch Arzt. Industrialist nf the Knipri oiKunlzatlon. and Martin Iiuis, patent attorney, ainoiiK its passen-ners. Miss Alice M.

Moian. nrnoklyn attorney, Is aninnu those arriving lodav from a West Indies rniirn on the White Star liner Britannic. Sliliw dcpnrtlns today itirltidc Ihei American Merchant liner American Trade for London and the Anchor steamship Catncronla for Glasgow. California has more daily newspapers thnu'any othrr State in th Union. HUPKKMK COURT, COUNT OF KINGH I'lif Cilv of New York, il.iinliil.

anainl Dm vift Hftk ami others, tlf lendanU. Ac-lioil Nu. 1. In pit mm lire 6f a JurlitniMit of fnr-rldiuie nnd duly nuido nnrt entrrrd In Uitf Hbove -en titled Httiun nnd bear inn ditif tlie iui (lav uf March. lul, J.

the umln signed, thf rrfire in mtid Judumrnt iniiurd, will i at public aurtiuti, al lha Ren I tatHL fcixrhHrmi-, Nfi. 1H0 Mont agna HU(ft, iii the HoroiiKh of Hrooklyn, (Jit Mid Htutr ul New York, on the rlav nt A 1 1 1 1 1 at 12 o'clurk noon on that ri.iv. tv i II lun '1'. MacKubrDg. HiuLionrer, tha irt'iiiihr-H bv naid udnunt.

toi ba oliJ and tlit'it'in di'Nitrihed nn foilow: All Utut cor in iiiLiTiur lol ut t.hf hi or It ItiHiudod bv PulHMkl Htrcet, k'id. DrKrtlb uml Sluvvtttmnt AvmnicH, in Hie Horouli o( iliuuklvu. L'lLv uf New Yoik. Conntv nt Mint Hutt New Yuik, bounded ulid tifcii-i tbyU a lulluwa: ti KuiiiiiiM iii a uoiiii dmliinl (hipc hnn-dit'U ttnd AiHit vttve feel crtsleriy liuiii llii? ralfiU mle ut Si vcmi in Avb-uut- itnd UiiLilit one ti illitti trtf tlUlH ffe( uulht-il liuui iiiir Miuilit'ilv Mdf nt -Stitret; I tit-ul a i uiiiun' i-diterly lvi -nlyflve rixji It-el: Ihr-mf unllirrlv Uiii1vImu i'IJi ft-i't flidf iH inclif; uitiiie mi laiiv tHfuiv-lne ffi't. and itiCuLr ht'i'irierlv tiki 1 1 three i lili let lunr i4 iUttiui to I lie iiUMiL ui ijIhcc at Utrf tlitUhtf.

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COUN'I'Y OP KtlMTiS Hie Cuv of New YuriL. )ltnutifr. HKxInst Unv ul Huh and utheib, UtlindiniU. Ar-Uuii Nu In uni'MMiicf of a Jiidmiifot of fnre-cluMire mid Mile duly m.idi nnd eni rd in I he Hied (irl ion mid bra ring Halt- the Uth duv of MkjvIi. MCil.

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Ch.v nnd aite ul New York, on the tv nt April at IV! o't'lmk noon on 'hfit duv, bv Wiliiatiu T. MacKoberlH. aurtmneer. th pteiiilMen directed bv nid judxmnt tn ba bold and therein dt-MT ibrri a follows: All that txnt iin lot. piece or of IhikI.

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from the wahterlv nlde of I fli theme weteriv hIoiib the nnthTlv of Beelev Street, nine 19' feet len nri 107 I tnrhf; thnrr 100'h- eriv nt rhcht Hntjle 10 f-rirv St ret ninety I MO 1 feel; thenre retertv mid pirp'lel with Reelev Rireei and distant ice Rournpriv inrrcirnm iiiitv irti.i' ifpt (th 1t S'ron nnr hunrtreri and tw.nlc d-'ni frr(; ihenre ra.trrW and parallel m-ith Vandfr- frnm nahlv (80( tfl: th.nr, and narnllrl with ld'h Blrfd. nmjtv (net to a nolnt on (he northarlv sid if 'nrterhilt Rlreet one hundred nnd Inrhe westerly of lath Street; (heni-r et- rtv alone the northerly aide of Vanderbilt Street nine (( feet ten nnd nevan-ewththa I07ai inches to the point or place nf bell in nine. BcUiK the Dremtsea ronveved to The Off of New York bv Jose E. Pidaeon. referee, bv deed da'cd June 20 1017, and rrnrdrdl In Liher of page 84, Kliimi County.

Dated. New York. 1331. CHARLES P. ARTHUR S.

W. HILLY, Corporation Counsel Municlpt I Bin I 'hriu, Boroiijih of Manhattan, New York Cttv 14 120 Jl 27 28 at HirpHKME COURT. KINfiS COUNTY -Wiit Sw.niB')n and nn'ithrr r.T.. 1.. V' QC In purMintit-e of a Judament of fore- CORBETT On Tuesday, March 10, JOHN beloved son of the late John and Margaret Creedon Corbett.

Funeral Saturday at 9:30 a.m. from the Funeral Home, 496 Court thence to St. Mary's Star of the Sea Church, where a solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. DOYLE On March 1C. JOHN F.

DOYLE, beloved husband of the late Mary loving father of Edward Kathryn A. Doyle and Anna G. Kerrigan and Mayde E. Inch. Funeral from tin residence, 9 Essex on Saturday March 14, at 9.30 a.m.; thence to St.

Malachy's R. C. Church, where mass of requiem will be offered Interment St. John's Cemetery. ESCOBAR On Friday.

March 13, 1931. FLORENCE (nee Joplng beloved wife of Francisco Escobar and mother of Mrs. Frances Gtrard and Florence Bezer. of 22 St. Lukes Place, Montclair, N.

J. A mass ot requiem will be ottered for tiia re pose of her soul at the Immaculate Conception Church, N. Fullerton Ave. and Munii Montclnir, ou Suturdtty, March 14, at 11 a.m. Interment Lakuview Cemetery.

C.eve-land, Ohio. (Cleveland papers iici copy.) FASNAU CHARLES beloved husband of the late Elizabeth Fas nau nice Tiedemann) and father of Mrs. John Van Holt and Mrs. Anna Wilkens, at his home, Pearl River, N. Thursday, March 12.

He was in his 78th year. Funeral services to be held at his home on Sunday, March IS, at 2 p.m. Spring Valley buses pass the door. DEVITT On Wednesday, March 11, 1931, at 422 Clinton JAMES beloved, brother of Michael Devitt, Mrs. Catherine Tonry and Mary Devitt.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m Solemn mass of requiem at St. Stephen's R. C. Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, FLANAGAN On March.

12, 1931, MARY (nee Connaughton), widow of Thomas J. and beloved mother of Thomas, Mrs. Peter Healy, Mrs. Margaret Gordon arl the late Rev. James F.

X. E. Flanagan. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from residence, 248 Prospect Place. Solemn requiem mass at St.

Joseph's Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. OEASA On March 11, 1931. GENEVIEVE HEFFERNAN. beloved wife of Frank Oensa, mother of Genevieve' and Eugene, dauahter of Mrs.

Jane and the late Cornelius Hcffernan, sister of Elizabeth. Edna, Letitla, Grace, Alexander and Cornelius. Funeral from her residence. 1954 E. 36th Saturday morning.

Requiem mass at Church of Good Shepherd at 10 o'clock. GREIS At Plalnfleid. N. on Thursday, March 12, 1931, HENRY, husband of the late Jennie Liverty Greis, In his 71st year. Service at B.

J. Thurlng's Funeral Chapel, 1178 Bush wick Brooklyn, on Sun day evening, March 15, at 8 o'clock. Interment Evergreens Cemetery, Monday, 10 a.m. GRIFFIN ISABELLA F. of 90-14 80th Woodhaven, on March 12, In her 59th year.

Survived by her son, Mathew Griffin, and mother, Isabella Tweed. Funeral from Alexander Blasins Son's Funeral Chapel at 7602 Rockaway Boulevard, Saturday, at 2 p.m. Interment Evergreens Cemetery. GUNDEL Ou March 12, 1931. JOHN LOUIS GUNDEL, beloved husband uf Christine and father of Alice Btmnenberg, William A.

and Kdgttr A. Gundel. Services at his residence, 674 fi. 32d Brooklyn, Friday, at 8:13 p.m. Interment private.

HAUSLER On Thursday, March 12, FREDERICK beloved husband of Meta C. Hausler, In the 78th year of his age. Funeral aerv-ices at his residence, 1349 Prospect Place, Brooklyn, N. on Hutur-day, March 14. at 8 p.m.

Fleasc omit flowers. Interment private. HEATH On March 12, 1931, CHARLES HEATH. Services at Fred Herbst Sons Funeral Parlors, 83 Hanson Place, corner S. Portland Ave Saturday, 2 p.m.

HOLSTEN On Thursday, March 12. 1931, at his home, 8519 10th Ave Brooklyn, JOHN D. beloved hus band of Florence A. Titus and devoted father of Florence T. Holsten Services at Fred Herbst Sons Me morial, 7501 5th Saturday, 8 p.m.

Interment private. JACOBS At his home, 123 Sherman Place, South Orange, N. oh Thursday, March 12. 1931, CORNELIUS, beloved husband of Wilhel-mina Tldeman Jacobs, in his 74th year. Funeral service and Interment at the convenience of the family.

LANE On Wednesdav, March 11, 1931, Dr. JOHN beloved husband nf Luella Beatrice Lane. He is survived by two daughters. Marguerite R. Farrington and Beatrice L.

Srhmitz. Services at his residence. 1020 Beverly Road, Saturday 2 p.m. LEVY SAMUEL H. LEVY, devoted husband of the late Bella F.

Levy and dear father of Fanny L. Plaut. Funeral from his late residence, 806 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. MATHIESON On Wednesday, March 11, 1931, at 2047 E.

55th near Avenue CATHERINE MATHIESON, beloved wife of James mother of Edward, Helen, Adele and Dorothy, sister of Cornelius. Joseph, Peter, William and John Goeghegan. Funeral Saturday, 9 a.m. Solemn mass of requiem at Mary Queen of Heaven R. C.

Church. E. 57th St. and Avenue M. Interment St.

John's Cemetery. McGOWAN On March 12. JULIA (nee Nolan), beloved wife of Martin R. McGowan and sister of Mary Mahoney. Funeral from her residence.

377 Ocean, Paikway, Monday morning. Time later. McGLINCHY On Wednesday. March 11, JAMES J. McGLINCHY, beloved husband of Catherine Con-roy, father of Sister Mary Dolores.

William and James E. and uncle of Sister Mary Mrs. Thomas Kennedy and Mrs. Thomas Gilmartln. Funeral from his residence.

277 Eastern Parkway, on Saturday, March 14, at 9:30 a.m.; thence to the Church of St. Teresa MYLES On March 12, 1931, MARY J. KELLY MYLES, the widow of Thomas W. Myles and devoted mother of Mrs. Theodore Fritz and Miss Lillian A.

Mylrs. Funeral from her late residence. 240 Adel-phi on Saturday, March 14. at 9.30 a. thence to Cathedral Chapel, Queen of All Saints R.

C. Church. Vanderbilt and Lafayette Aves. Interment Holy Cross Local Bank Head, Dies at Home Masonic nnd Private Services lo Take Place Tomorrow Evening John D. Hoisten manager of the Bay Ridge office of the National City Bank, diea at nis home.

8519 10th yesterday afternoon. Holsten had been ill for more than two years and was on a six months leave of absence at the time of his death. Masonic and private sertr-ices will be held at the Herbst Funeral Parlors. 75th St. and 5th at 8 o'clock tomorrow niyht.

Interment will take place on morning. Holsten started his banking cureer In Bay Riite in 1907. At thut time he was ns.oclated with the old Bor ough Park Bank. He left that Institution in 19C8 to take a position with the Home Bank, than located at 48th St. and 5th Ave.

The Home Bank was by a group of Bay Ridyites, neadea by Dr. M. T. Lewis, present head Of the Eay Ridge Savings Bank. Retained as Manager Holsten rose to a UWM otliclal position with the bunk and when that institution was taken over by the People's Trust Company, after moving to 54th St.

and 5ih he was retained as head of the branch. Later the People's Trust Company wus merged with the National City Bank and this institution retained him to manage its affairs in Bay Ridtfe. Holsten was one of the bes known bunk ullicials in the Bay Hiilsje section. He was active in ail community nffaiis and a member of muny local organizations. Besides the Brooklyn Bankers' Club, Holsten was a member of the 12:30 Club of Bay Ridge, the Bay Ridge Chamber of Commerce, the Merchants' ann Manufacturers' Association of Bush Terminal, and of Day Star F.

A. M. He is survived by his widow, Florence and daughter, Florence. Ecnls Tonight TVbat: "Hrsnlverf, That, the mnjnrHy rpr.ommffndstionp of Mie Fr.h Conarr-stonul Cominltife for the RreulaUon nf rotmnnnifcm Should rioptpri." Af flimttlvf. ConRrrssman Hamilton Fish npttative.

prof, Jerome Davis of Yale University; at Academy of MuhIo it 8:15. Ahraham Ooldber, noted Zionist leari-rr, let'tureti at the Brooklyn Jewish Ceu-tfr. 667 Katlern Parkway, at 8:15. Frderil Jude-e Orover MoskowtLZ, principal speaker at services al Y. M.

H. 8th st 8. "Ethics wnd preached by Hftbol Ko5p at Temple Binai, Arliin(Uu Ave. and Bradford 8:15. Debate by th Young FoIIck League of the Congregational Ahavai Cheaed.

142 Jellerson Parents Association of Brooklyn Technical Hiah Schonl at school, BridKe and Tillary Si.v. 8:15. "WriRht Ninht" of the Alpha Repub-lk-att Club of Mic A. D. at Tioimner's HhII, Bushwick Av, and Conway Annual rent of AUunrme ot St.

Joseph! Clinton Dr. Hotiert J. lluth lecluiea on 'Hoy Science Aids in Control lint lufecUous Uiseaux' ut I. 3U0 Pearl 8. Second Aiuiu.il Contract Bilde Tournament, second tettuu, ut Brooklyn Htudio uf Uridtre.

llh-l Hedfotd 8 'iO. Hcvulitr FtfijubliCiu DtKunt.alloH of th? 20 A. It. iiiiiuil ball and tfiticrla luuit ul at Troiu mer's Hull. BuMt ict Ave.

ud Cumtay 4-30. Forum ot Bedford Y. M. C. in lobby of 1115 Bedford at a.

pot tit 4 uf Unny ReuubhcitU Club, Busnwics 8. Huboell Camp, 3panish War Veterans Association, meet 548 FranUiin 'jO. Twtnty-Jiecoiid A. D. ftepubJican Club meHi at heddqunrteis, Burbey 8:30.

Seccnd meetintt of Women's Auxiliary of Diocpre of L. i. In PartMi Hull of til. Ht. ill's P.

Church Ave. and 81. Pauls Ph.ce. M.30, Munv spfwbers. New Utrecht Branch of Y.

M. C. A. opfii drive to raise tin ttnuiml budget Willi dinner at Y. M.

c. "Muiionlc Ntaht' at nu'etinit of Ordfr of DeMolny ut Mfdwood Mrtsonir 'Irmnle. KinjfS Hishwuy. 9. "The Breakdown in the Modern Home." topic of sermon at Com muni I Itefui'iii 'Huiple.

HHi, 17th In n3cmori.iiu BURHANS-In sad and loving memory of a dearly beloved wife and mother, CATHERINE E. BURHANS, who died suddenly March 13, 1927, Do not ask us if we mixs her, Oh, there's such a vacant place. Oft we think we hear her footsteps And see her smiling face. Days of sadness still come o'er us, Tears in silence often flow, Memory keeps you ever near us, mother dear, Thouph you left us four years" hro. HUSBAND, SONS, DAUGHTERS.

BYRNE An anniversary mass of reauiem in memory of the lute JAMES J. BYRNE will be celebrated at St. Josephs Church on Saturday morning. March 14. at 9 o'clock.

HAUBERT In lovins memory of CHARLES J. HAUBERT, a devoted husband and father, who died March 13, 1918. Gone, but not forgotten by those who loved him. WIFE, DAUGHTER and SON. MAGEE In sacred memory of HELEN COELHO, who departed this life March 13, 1930.

A loving thought, a silent tear, Beautiful memories ever dear. MAGEE, COELHO FAMILY. McBRIDE A month's mind mass will be offered Saturday, March 14, at 8 o'clock, St. Mary, Star of the Sea Church, for the repose of the soul of the late ELLA F. McBRIDE of 102 2d Place.

Brooklyn. McNAMARA In loving memory of our dear mother. MARGARET McNAMARA, who passed away March 13. 1916. SONS aad DAUGHTERS.

POWERS In memory of GEORGE A. POWERS, M.D., Who passed away one yeur ago. F. T. E.

STARRS In memory of our devoted hu.sbund and father, CHARLES M. STARRS, who died March 13, 1930. First anniversary mass was celebrated today at 8 o'clock at St. Anselm's Church, 4th Ave. and 83d St.

Our hearts will lead us to Calvary, where you are laid. Your devoted wile, MARY, and son. GEORGE. THOMPSON In memory of DR. J.

M. THOMPSON, who died March 13, 1929. May he rest in peace. HIS FAMILY. WARD In fond memory of SUSAN CARL1N WARD, a devoted wife and mother, who died March 13, 1923.

Mfisses offered. HUSBAND and DAUGHTERS. St. vs. v.

Or Field: tion School. Then he placed his uppiirutiiH. which Is small and weighs about 12 pounds, at a point equally distant from both ends of the set (ted wire. He then lighted a match the switch, turned on the switch putting current Into the wire and immediately the lathe benim to revolve as though the wire had not been severed. CtiHivi Mnvea Machinery C.aideii City, L.

1.. March' 13 Work of moving machinery from I lie Cuiti.ss Rirplane factory here to the one at Buffalo, N. was bcRtm last nilllit. The machinery is bemr; taken to Buffalo in movins; vnns. The lartnry hefe, which has been nn Island for 20 years, Is to be closed down April 1.

Announcement, of this move was made some time ago. Aerial Flashlight l'ictiirex Mitchel Field, L. March 13 Experiments In aerial flashlight pho- tottrapny were conducted over Mitchel Field last nlnht from a plane piloted by Lt. Arthur Merre- wcther. Four bomb (litres were discharged while pictures were taken by a synchronized camera.

The brilliant llKht from the flures and the noise of the explosives attracted the attention of residents in the vicinity. Faces 2 to 21 Years In Hitth-IIiker Death Indianapolis, March 13 il'i -Convicted of luiiuslaui liter fur the death or an unidentified hitch-hiker whose body In- biiruifiy in hl: uiito.inljile near here last Muy, Harold Herbert. Schi otdcr ol Mobile. today laceu a a to 21 your term in Stale prison. Jtld'jtf taker will pronounce enttnce Monday Trie verdict was rem heel bv a itn ciflnr '1 In.

lily 11. liberation. CYCI.HT uritr Rockawuy, L. March 13 ClL-oike 72 Cannun hoiii bin bicycle yesterday hflertiuon and MilJcred pu.s-Niblt' IraiiiHiie ol' the 1 OKU l.OSl liKS BUHHUMfc' UUUHT. KINtiS 1 Auiciiai UfidelbfiKti, (jlwiuUM, uuiuat Aium M.

Malay, mm utli. is. ueii'iiUaiu in puiMiiiliLt- ul a JiKtKiiif lit ul hiit-ajuxiiie Miitl hair, duly niaue aud aiitntMl in the abuvi-tiiuilt-d ailiun. titid beaniik: date the lllii dfly ut M.nvU I tle uudeiMgiifd, the werea 111 ahUI will Jk'll Mt puuiit auctluu lo lilt-iHKiirai biudrr. by Natliaiil.l Shutci- Bu'-tiuueer, at the broukUn KMale Ex-thaiiKf.

tio. 1H0 MonliiKM bllrel, vt Biuuklyn, Uuuiitv uf uu JU uuy oi April, lu.u, twt-v cluck iioijii, ihf jieiui.K OneclPd bv sid luuti-iiitfiu lo be old. and therein dcribrd us iulluwa: All (hut CPKaln plot, il'Te or unreel of land, aiMiAie, Jying and beinK the nr-oiiK i of HrooKlyn. thf Chv 01 Nt York, county of Klntts.nnd Ktaic of New ork. bniindtd and dr.xnbtd ioIkjks HfKinntnn st a pornt on the e.rMi-n'v Rlria ol fcast Strrl.

rifstmit fin in 11 f'l il IU1 MM I IT 1 ha mrnrf formed by Hie ip iistn ly oi fn uniimrlv iunn inirr.srption of I Strrri with the norlli rlv llde nl AvJMir riinniiiD Avrnu, one Vrn on nnrlhrrir nir.il. rntv-lirl Hli M. one him- 'J00' 10 side ol ETrrn, and (hence! outnrrly a one laid eajtrrlv s.de ol Ka.l enty-flrst Street, forty 40 1 I I Clarke, Frank E. Schaefer, William Corbett, John J. Seaman, Lawrence -Decker, H.

LeR. Slocum, W. A. Devitt, James F. Spaulding.

DoyleJohn F. Catherine M. Escobar, Florence Stieg. William Fasnau. Chas E.

Townshend, Mary Ferst, Carrie Troy. Mary C. Flanagan, Mary Von Braunsberg, 'Grasa. Genevieve JohnO. Orris.

Henry Wlgelius, F. H. V. Griffin, Isabella ABELL On Fridav. March 13, 1931, at his home, 218 St.

James Place, GEORGE A ABELL. beloved of Rose II. and father of George A. Abell Jr. Services at his on Sunday, March 15, at 2 p.m.

Interment Greenwood Ceine-tery Monday morning. ALLAN On Thursday, March 12, ELSIE COOKE, wife of John Allan, mother of Mrs. Agnes A. Stowe, Gemce John Arthur C. and Lfstrr F.

Allan. Notice of funeral lair r. ATIIEnTON On Vhursdav, March 12. MARY ELLISON ATHERTON of 132 Herkimer In her 77th year, widow of William J. Atherton nd mother of John William Ather-tnn ind Thomas E.

Atherton. Services nt Sons Chapel, 'Rosters Ave. and Montgomery B.stiirday, 2 p.m. Interment Green-wcod. BARRIE Suddenly, on Wednesday.

March 11, 1931, FRANK, beloved husband of Helen B. and fiith'r of William F. Barrie: broth-, of Mary John C. Barfte. Services at his residence, 282 Hooper Friday, March 13, at 8 p.m.

BARRY On March 11, in her 21st yxr, MATILDA, dearly beloved wu nf Frank Barry and daughter if William and Louise Saueraeker. Funeral from the rhapels of R. Ptutzman Son. 2001 Mrilson illdeewnod. on Saturday at 2:30 p.m.; thence to Emmans Evangelical Luthsran Church, Cornelius St.

Anthon Ridgewond, where funeral services will be held. Interment Evergreens Cemetery. BAUCH On Thursday, Maich 12. in31, CLARA BAUCH, in her 69th year. Funeral on Monday, at 9 from her late lesidcnee, 182 Weirfield thence to the Fourteen Holy Martyrs R.

C. Church, tvhere a requiem mass will be offered. Interment Most Holy Trinity Cemetery. BEHLERT ELIZABETH K. BEHLERT.

on March 12, 1931, at her residence, 304 Beverly Road, Brooklyn, beloved wife of Charles L. and loving mother of Henry L. Notice of funeral later. PERGEN March 12. 1931.

MARIETTA BERGEN, in her 83d year, fit the residence of her niece. Mrs. 0)ivid Doremus, Baldwin, L. Serv-lres at the Harry T. Pyle Mortuary, 1025 Church Brooklyn, Saturday at 2 p.m.

Interment private. BRAGAW On March 11, 1931, In his 6tith year, THOMAS beloved husband of Minnie Bragaw and father of Rexford. Elliott and Thomar Mrs. Emily Burgess and Mrs. Natalie Bondy.

Funeral services at his residence, 7th Jinglewood Cliffs, N. on Friday evening, March 13, at 8 o'clock. BROWN On Thursday, March 12, 1931, at her home. 403 Macon Brooklyn, MATILDA F. C.

BROWN, beloved sister of Jennie, Dorothea and William Brown and Mrs. Thomas Laurent. Services at lhe Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Ware, near Grand on Sunday, March 15, at 2:30. BYRNE On Thursday, March 12, 1931. THOMAS beloved son of Aneas and Elizabeth Byrne.

Funeral from his residence, 708 Dean Saturday, March 14, at 9:30 d.m.: thence to St. Joseph's Church, Tacific near VanderbiU Ave. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. (Irish Free State papers please copy.) CAHILL Thursday, March 12, 1931. LAWRENCE, be'oved lilher of Martin L.

Cahill. Funeral from the mortuary of Thomas H. Ireland, 1R7 S. Oxford Monday, 18th 9:30 a.m. Solemn requiem mass will be celebrated at the Chinch of Sis.

Teter and Paul, Wythe Ave. near S. 2d St. ASHEN WILLIAM beloved husband of Mary Cashen nee Euike, father of Joseph and William on March 12, at his residence, 421 53d St. Notice of funeral later.

CHAPIN Wednesday. March 11. BELLE CRUICKSHANK. wife of Henry Sterling Chapin. Services at Fairchild Chapel, Lefferts 'Place near Grand Brooklyn, Friday, March 13, 8 p.m.

Interment private. Kindly omit flowers. CHAPIN Froebel Society announces with deep regret the death of a member Mrs. HENRY STERLING CHAPIN, on March 11. Mrs.

WILLIAM H. ANDREWS," President, Mrs. Thomas D. Hoxsey, Secretary. CLARKE On Friday.

March 13, FRANK beloved husband of Mnry J. Clarke (nee Hodnett). Funeral Monday at 9:30 a.m. from his residence, 243 Lorraine thence to St. Mary's Star of the Sea Church, where a solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated.

Interment St. John's Cemetery. DECKER On March 11, HAROLD LE ROY DECKER, beloved husband of Daisy Cooper Decker and father of Lorraine M. Decker. Funeral from the chapel 137 S.

Oxford St. on Saturday at 2 p.m. Interment Cypress Hihs Cemetery. Funeral Directori telephone or telrgram will bring a complete ataff ol our orpamaztioa direct lo any of lh Counlrv or Krsi-" dentitl Sfdiona of New York, New rrary, Connecticut or MaMachutrlti prepared lo meet any emergency. Rorrg vMontomcry ct.

lot Park awBEBLAwmo-sioawem The Red Army and Navy of the Soviets count 362,000 oncers and men. O'BRIEN Suddenly, at his home, 12 Essex on Wednesday, JOHN R. husband of Susan V. O'Brien, father ot Katheren and brother of Paul E. and Edward F.

O'Brien. Funeral Saturday at 9 a.m. Kequiem muss at Church ol Blessed Sacrament. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. PERRY On March 11, 1931, BESSIE VAN NOSTRAND PERRY, beloved daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Wesley Van Nostrand. Services will be held at her home, 49 Purk Amity vtlle, N. on Sttturduy, March 14. at 2 p.m.

Interment Aniityville Cemetery. SCHAEFER On Friday, March 13, 1931, WILLIAM husband ot Rosie Foster Schaefer, lately of Erooklyn. N. and member of Olivet Memorial Church, New York City. Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, near Grand on Sunday, March 15, at 4 p.m.

SEAMAN On Friday. March 13, 1931, LAWRENCE of 1330 78tli husband of Anna and sun of Annie and the late Lawrence Seaman. Notice of funeral later. SLOCUM On Thursday, March 12, 1931, WILLIAM in his 82d year, husband of the late Km inn R. Slocum and beloved father of Daisy Sloctim Austin.

Services at his residence, 690 E. 17th Brooklyn, on Saturday at 8 p.m.. Interment private. SPAULDING On Mutch 11, CATHERINE daughter of the late James and Spaulding (nee West Funeral from net home. 135 Atlantic on M.m-h 14, at 30 a.m.

Requiem mass at Peter's R. C. Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. 8TIEO On March 12, 1931.

at his home, 947 71st WILLIAM STIEG. beloved father of Mrs. Emily Backhus. Mrs. Mary Loranger, Mrs.

Elizabeth Bergeson, Mrs. Kath-erlne Solter, William Arthur and Edward Stieg. Funeral services from his home Monday, 2 p.m. Interment Lutheran Cemetery. TOWNSHEND On March 11, 1931, MARY widow of Samuel H.

Townshend. Funeral service at her residence, 107-11 86th Richmond Hill, on Saturday, March 14, at 2:30 p.m. TROY On Wednesday, March 11. 1931, MARY C. TROY, at her 151 Bainbridge beloved wile of Thomas F.

and mother of Robert, Richard. Thomas, Elizabeth and Mrs. H. J. Moral).

Funeral Sat urday from her residence: thence to Holy Rosary H. C. Church. CliHUiitey where a requiem muss will be celebrated at 9:10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

VON BRAUNSBERG On March 11. 1931, at his home, 442 CM Brooklyn, JOHN, husband the late Mary Von Braunsberg. Services at Fred Herbst Sons Funeral Parlors, 83 Hanson Place, corner S. Portland Saturday, 8 p.m. Interment Private.

WIGELIUS On Thursday, March 12, 1931, FRITHROF H. beloved husband of Dasmar Wltselius. Funeral services at Frank H. Punch Son Funeral Hume. 95 fith Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.

LADIES HEBREW BENEVOI.EM SOCIETY LADIES HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY announces with profound sorrow the death of its e)cved member, CARRIE FERST. Members are requested to attend funeral Sunday morning, 11 o'clock, at 1591 Onion Brooklyn. ELEANOR K. WALKOF, President. MASONIC MINERVA LODGE, NO.

792. F. ic. A. M.

Brethren are requested to attend Masonic funeral service our brother. JOHN O. VON BRAUNSBERG, at. Fred Herbst Funeral Parlors. 83 Hanson Plnco, corner S.

Portland on Selur-dav evening, March 14, st 8 o'clock. CHARLES A. BUNGARZ, Master. John F. Banks, Secretary.

POLITICAL BYRNE 12th Assembly Dietri-t Regular Democratic Organization. Inc. Members are requested to attend an anniversary mass at Et. Joseph's R. C.

Church, Pacific near Vanderbilt Saturday. March 14, at 9 for the repose of the soul of our late member and the President of the Borough of Brooklyn, JAMES J. BYRNE. JAMES J. HEFFERNAN, MARY F.

SHEA, Executive Members. E. E. Bernard, Secretary. ROYAL ARCAM'M MIDWOOD COUNCIL, NO.

1615, ROYAL ARCANUM requests the members to be present at the services of our late brother. JOHN R. LANE, at his late residence, 1020 Beverly Road, Saturday at 2 p.m. EDWIN F. MEROLLA.

Regent. R. F. Brushaber, Secretary. Our Opinion it that a mortuary i establishment should be located in a resi- dential district, where there can be quiet and i seclusion.

That is why i we are located at this address. I R. Stutzmann Sons lncrpratr4 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 2 ZOOl Madiioa Ridfwood 5 Phone EVer(ree 2-4423 K.imiimau.J 'Silk fJjiitB .1. LJuml, I.Sll i i.lllL 1,1 LtOJUuuu-L-. ILiiUMl tUUiiil.

THE WEATHER NEW YORK CITY AND VICINITY Fitlr; contiiitu'd tool touiclit: Saturday lair with slowly rising tern-peratuie; diniitiislung northwest winds. EASTERN NfcW YOKK -Orneriilly fair tonight and SHturdny sllehi ly colder in fal central portion tonight; slowly rising Ipmperatur Saturday in Koulhwrst portion and on the i nasi diuiiulshitiR north eat winds becomina variable Saturday. NEW JEH8KY--Fnir tonisht: Ptttrrlav IticreBing rinndine.ss, with slowly ritinj temperature; rltminushinn nordiArst winclo. General Rf port The nnrthfnst low remains stntlonary In position over New Brunswick but Is rtt-mlnifthinR In depth, 20.58 at EaMport MHine. 8nme lipht' has fnllcn over New York.

New England and the 8t. Lawrence Valley during the last 24 hours, with only amall changes in tempernl ure. The ridge of high pressure la alowly expanding eastward. It is much the lame a yesierdv covering northern Alaska, the interior ol Canada and oy way oi me Upper Lake Region to the Eat Gulf and South Atlantic 30.36 at Port Arthur, Ontario, and MM2 at Afheviile. Nortli Curolina.

The western low has enter, 2H.80 at Flawstuff, 29.84 at Kannan City. 2U.U4 nt Moorliead Minnesota, and 2D.90 at Kaiuloops. British Columbia. It Is colder over Ontario and tipper Michigan and moat ot the plateau region and middle Rocky Mountutm. Elsewhere it is generally warmer, though light to heavy frost are reported lit Oeuigia and the CarolinnM.

In the New York area fair rool weather la indicated during the next 36 hours, with fresh west or northwest winds. Winds along the Atlantic Coast are Trcnti to strong west or northwest from Baltctas to Portland, Uftht west at Eastport, north nr. Hnltfui, and southwest Suble Island. Hir.ii today High Witer. low Water.

I A.M. i P.M. A.M. 1 New York :i.lt ,1 :48 I 9 MAUClf 14 New York SUN 4.11 I KIrtKH AND Hhrra March 11 14 HiSe 11 Meis 6 01 MASSAI'I MdA FiltE Massapequu, L. March 13 A three-story frame dwelling on Ocean here, burned to the (round early today In a fire of undetermined origin.

The house was owned by William Snedeker of Fox Boulevard and was unoccupied. It was completely furnished. The damage was estimated at APPRAISALS BAIRD, RUBKHT H. (Sept. 8.

Cross hkK tllll.B!iy; net, S17H.U0U. To Adeline T. Build. Hater. 1 100(1; Hultie Hunt, ulslrr, Lottie H.

Baird Wldo. executrix, rriilty, $12,755. Mmre of renidue. and lire Interest In others get contingent beijiiests. A.ssets: Realty.

inortgugrs, nolrK end accounts, $13. -'07; stuck sml bonds. $165 936. JENK3. FRANK.

(April 25. Gross assets, net. $.128,961. To Mary T. Jenks, widow, lire Interest In personal elfectl.

Mry Jcnks. daughter, trust Jund or $36. 0114. lire Interest In Frances A. Jenks.

daughter, same: Frank Jenks, same. Kx-ecutor, Brnoklvn Trust Company. Assets: Really, rash, personal effects, 12.111;. mnrtcaBrs, notes and sr- ronnis. slocks and bonds.

$177,197. KUYKENDALL. MARGARET iDcr. 24. 1927I.

Oram assets. net To Harold E. Kuvkendall. son. $10 000.

life Interest In 12l.79R: etijht other relatives, each $4. M.I. Assets: Cash $8 004, prrsonal eflecta. S2.S2S; morloases. notes and aecounta, blocks and bonds.

$33,314. VI86CHER, CHARLF9 R. H. I Aug. 19, 10301.

Gross asseta, net. $77,034. To Blanche B. VJsscher. widow, executrix, John H.

Vtsscher, son $51491. Assets: Realty. cash, $731; personal eflecta, insurance other property, $7. WILLS FILED BEARDSLEY, WILLIAM E. fMarch 3.

K.uate, mora than SI 0,000. To Mtltonella Beardsley. widow, executrix, 101 Taylor St Eft OEM, JULIA F. (Feb. aB'.

Estate. more than $5,000. To two sons In equal hare. Kirvulur, WilUaiu K. lterfu, 00 Dffcoven t.

UOLAN. CATtibKINK (Feb. 4. Estate. 4,000 iful: $10 perMJual.

tu Mary OUuu. auier, executrix, 'JtiS KUeiy after StOU to two and per.utiat iru- erty tu a daughter. DONOVAN. AL1CK A. (Jan.

4i. Klale. abuut SJ.000. Tu WilUaui L. Dutiuvua, auu.

exetutur. Larctiuiunt, N. EUSALL. JA.MK3 M. (March 3l.

not inuia than tl.OOo rent; more than SI. 000 persuual. Tu CarYoll A. EUsall. sou.

ta.OOO; Anne C. EdbttU, widow, executrix. JUi Garileld Place, residue In trust. VELUM AH. MINNIK tTeb.

Estule. less than 000 real; less than $100 per filial. Tu Suinurl fVidman, sun, trxtcutur. KIKriCH. aUHAHAM (Jan.

IKi. F. slate, about SO U00. To MfilLa Knvth, uijuu, 14 Hull til HKl KKKrS AI'I'OINTLU liy K.MJKK. J.

Sunn mn vs. rutin tin. Samuel Widder Chrtstopher'a Svhuol vs. Bdehmer. Hjrf.stem.

N. Y. Title A MorlR. Co. CJalfrnd, Harrison C.

Olore. South Bklvn SavttK. Inst. vs. Kletn.

Willium T. Rimo'fn. I.p wyers Mortir Co. v. Smtth Samuel F.

Mfllre. Ktnastnn Bank MutHe Kdar M. nought v. puller vs. re.

Frtcar A. Palmlerv rlansrhtld vs. Fosnftt Const r. Benjamin Cohen. ri plHI I itv I ju Jv I Lkklit if m.

I.iiin LibAmlcIcs I jllli-Rnli 7 "V'k kihurg Wirihl.i jo. WaslniiKtnn "BI.WMU'J I I I HAVANA AO tii' i lAliiJ i of Flying Conditions at 8 A.M. Visibility Excellent. Barometer 29.90; ri.sltiK slowly. Ceiling Moderately low, broken clouds; overcast.

Wind Northwest, 24 miles; steady. Aviation Forecast Flyhur forecast for Metropolitan area this afternoon. Northwest winds, surface and aloft, incrcasinc with altitude and reachinc cale force in low cloud level; broken low clouds and excellent visibility. Arrivals Yesterday At Roosevelt Field L. S.

Allen In a Tetition from Tcterboro, N. at 12:30 p.m. At Roosevelt Field F. A. Short, in a Spearman from Washington at 1:30 p.m.

At Roosevelt Field E. Roth from Washington in a Standard at 6:00 p.m. i At Roosevelt Field Oeorge W. Haldoman In a Belltinca from New Castle at 6:30 p.m. Flame Conductor of Electric Roosevelt Field.

L. March, 13 Robert Irving, 23 years old, chiel electrician at Roosevelt Field, yesterday demonstrated a secret process, he has patented, for usin? flume as- conductor uf electricity. Irvini? ti.ts puletited the Wslc idea of ids invention, which Involves the use of (lame us a conductor of electricity, which In turn uses static electricity for Expert witnesses of the dfiiiuiistrution declared the operation ol the apparatus wits contrary to most recognized rules of clcclriiul ti.uismi.H-shm, but admitted they could nut deny the evidence uelore thmi. Irving cut the electrical wire feeding a lathe in the liuosevelt Avia Seniors Suspended; Strike Is Threatened St. Hum, March 13 (fi More than lnu seniors ut the University of Minnesota Farm School today Ihieateucd to 'wall; out" of commencement exetci.scs March 2.ri unless 13 of their lellow class men, suspended for liijuor (li'inkii, are allowed lo The 13 were ainonn 17 students at Mie sclii ol involved in suspensions, Tlie chief protest heard today against the principal's action wus that akhoufih ail the youths had completed their examinations and awaited only their diplomas, they would not rer.

eelve their sheepskins unless they ure reinstated. SCHOOLS AND Art Schools 0kHrvkrinii8 Acnlrmv of Arl H.VI Proapcrt PI. Thotie X-I1HI I ATavrMe Drawinu. Lilc, CnnmiPtriHl itlu.s-trlinc. a'tonnina.

Knshion, Tniprinr Iifcn-rwhnn. Pn.pr and Pay A- Evrninu. Cn-rdiiratiniMl rornv ACAni Mv Rr'jrnU Apprnvvl 4 Hiffh flrhfini Itrrtfrtrif A- Smtffr 4w. Hilhxh 3-'l( COMPLITI COURSE Privata Laaaona 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Without Appointment. Illuilralrd Bsuklrl on Krqural SPECIALISTS REMEY SCHOOL FOR DANCING 123-1 25 Columbua Aire, (at 6Slh St N.Y. fUKfct I.OSdl'bti SUPKKME COUNT. KIN(3 COUNTY David Seller, plaintiff, against Daiunll Kealfry Corpuration and others, defendunis. In our nuance o( a JuUKinent uf lore-eloaure and sale dulv made and entered In I tie above-emitli'd ucuqii and twai iuk (lute the 11th uav ul Marcli, 1.

Uie uiKiersmned. the reterce kit Judgment na filed, w.li ul uuniic jiutiuu to the lUKhest biduer NtUiuuiel Snulef, auc- tiuiieer. at the biotivii lie a I eliariKe. Nu. IBl MuuUKUe Street in Hie iuioun ut Biujkivii.

ouuulv oULek uu ilia 'ui da of Aiiiit. I I'll, a o'cioci; uuuu, lite lirednes dnecled bv Judgment to Ue buid ua tiiieiu dt.tiued as Alt those ceiUin lot. pioe or parcels uf taaa. iviuk 'd' tuii tu iue Ujruit. of aruokiu.

oi the cvy ut New Vuik, County ol and Stale of Nr YoiK fciiowu aud de-naiakied as lota Nurn-tiers 21. 22. Ki 24, 'iki. 21, 2 nd 2H. lit Bloce tJl'J'A, uu a ceriMifi pun uf lovs tailed 'PersmiiK Syimre," altuaied in tne Boi't(Uh uf Broonun, Ultv or Nw Yoik, surveyed Uy Jlowarcl T.

LocKWood, C. E. iid C. 8.. Aumui, 14'ju ai.d filed- in ir.i oiiice uf K.ii.s Cuuntv.

afui't-Mtid Iject-mrter 3 Map NiiU.Utr la iJ. uunnded and a- tuiiows: llrKimari" ai a ijuiiii itie r.ouneateriv n.niH id ti' Firi.wav wuU KiikS li-ifh-av tlieiire nci Uie.i atfrlv atutitt ide so.itii- tlie uf Hav fat :v.nv a tl.rtjnt'e or 'u', '-f -inii'ifi leriv at riwt.i anle tu Eav Parkway a distance of 100 Ui, ji I iitii tit i atttl Uiai't. EjV ii M.iiKe uf t0 let'l: tlietue at r.ht lu Bav it rii-it'iiC" ul OS ft-ei; itiemci outheriv and paralM lth Slilltt'-ll Avenue a di.ttHin-p ul )4AH feet to the north-el hue of Kirig. Hiahw a. a distant of IVM.ifi'p feet to the point or place of be-B p-jicr' M-rh 1't'h.

1 01 rs'iFlN- TTefprer OPOROI? B. DAVFWPORT. Pl In' lfT'n i 100 1,1 incsmn Slree Permian BrooElyn, Y. City. mhl3-6t-f a ul 1 iret to theliinSi feet len and even-eilith point, or plare o( beglnnlnz.

Alfo known I as j.imi East rwrntv-lirst Sireet nrrw.kKm Aterr all the right, title and imprest of the party ol (he firit, part of. in and to Ka.st Twerivfirnt Street in front of and adJotniiiK buid premises to the teuter line thereof. Dated, Mnrch 13th, 19:) I. HRRMAN L. WhlHS.

Referee. WKISM ANN At HOLLAND, Plaintiff 44 Court' ttieet, Borouh of Bruukjyn, N. Y. City. aUPKEME COURT, KINOfi' COUNTY -Ijeon PamOlatt nnd ulhei t.

planum, amuiLst Fa nine Kali and utner, In pursuance of a Judgment uf fure-I'lukure anJ ue duly mudf and the a j.ne-eniitled acllui. and- beunaa I Utile the lUu Ua tw.il. i. uiiLler.Miied. the ielifi tu jiJ Juiluiea; iiaiiiru ir.

in stu. .1 ii bidder. ,6 M.ilhaii t.oueci-. at iua u. ld! JH ulua.ii.

BjluUll B.J4rut.,n. l.U.i,. 1 Bhutar. auc- -J. 1 i A a- i cel.

tit uu1 itie 'Jd di ul uuju. directed by J(ud Jud un'iii. Ij utf ui4 aiiU, ilivt s.u Ut-n, I'tct All kiiht cerUia lot, laud ih.u tlie mi ineieon eici -u. i ji- a lit trie Buruuu uf BruuKtyu City uJ S.aie Uf HtV YuiK. CuUlUV Ul tUi allJ feujV.ll No.

asi tin bulidueu aud Uc-a'i ljf-U temrn'in a nu i dide of Brooklyn Aveuu. ui fd I iKifUICl f.d 1 IljJIwM uu the easterly Ut.tHUl tvJ ill.ii- iiat- Broohlvo Avenue iii the uuriiifcrjy iiOf ui l.tuueu Duuii-wiiu aster ly hai-jiei a i ill L-iidea ulie iMiiuirrU iIOUi ircl' ll.eitie Wi'Mlt'l till til OCli A rauf -Uuee Itt i 7 I i.e.-ieri patanel i-mu L.uueit fcuu.rva.vi uiie liiui'1 1 rd I Ou lerl lu lite auitj 11 MIUlilliV llifi.iC ACtllli- rilv atoiif tiiC Sulr ul Ui-milivii Aveiiue Aetcitlv-tJlite lerl e. Jiuiirs '''I' u'l tu iiit 1,0.1,1 ui uf be.n-iiiiu- lonelher with eU the littJit t.Ue and interet of the paitv ot the flrM part, i miy. in and lu the land ivintr in imp brn of nrnoklyn Avenue in front of and adjoininc the p'rmisc fo th1 renter hne thereof. On terf, Mareh t'h.

PORFRT ARFTLOW rreferee. WrRTANP FTTIGFR. PlatnUfTf At-tornev. Curt Street, Boiouuh of Pron. lyn, N.

Y. City. nihlj-6t-fm liu-ure and mi! dole m-'de aud entered mi the abi'Ve-entitleit ai-ticn nnd bearing date U.e KHh dav of Mticn. 10:1. rhf iiiiUi tied Hit; referee in said it.i.iti-J v.

ii M-ll at nuhlic inn to fha tiiL-fu- i tiuld r. by Win i. Roberta, nu uuiii-t-r. al tti-f 'I Ktar I i iia-i- N.j lfti Mi ml aut.e Si reet. in lh ii Brooklyn Cuinuv of the Jav 'jl AuciI I.

i fei iiu-m Hie rctn di(ei'Ud bv luu Ij be inl iheii-in described tultus-- A I In-t rtfrtaai lot. p. or B-ircel of laud with trie builduii and miiro emi'n' ifiL'icuu elected. M.ua'e Iviii'i nod bem i'i Hie H.ii ul HruuUlvn. Cuiin'v of Kints.

City tuid of New Yurie, uuniided and as fulluvvs. to wit: ht'UuiiHh ot a puutt on die northerly ul putii'itii Ayenue dut.int three hun-' i and fiftv -inrec i j'i tt -r (i tir 4 1 lerlv fiuai the nurr inverter i.uinei oi ruiiiafn auu Re Ave-ih r-iiiinti irifiue uurtherlv xl neht n-if iu Pjiiiim AetMt uud i urt of the tl tfjru.Wh p. ill" v.all une huiidrt-d! UiiM let lntui ete; lv nnd raraHe! rtveM tv r'rtl fret i-lif a mcne-v tr-tpi-e -(tothcriv npa'n r.tlM tih ii Avt-iiiie i-nri ihe u'! nn iiuiied iIWIi trel tu P'innin Avt-nne. and 'neure fa-terlV. aluu the ii'H'hfr'v '-irff of P'lttiMiM Avenue leofv-s'x frt Rt h.chp to the point or pbip of Bine the said nremisfs known and bv numoer Pu'nm A'enua.

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