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THE SUN, MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1915.
VILLA IS DEPORTING
FOREIGN MERCHANTS
Jfp.vfrnn Sliopkcepors Tut in
.Tii i 1 mid Slocks of All
Confiscated.
HE SAYS THEY HOB TOOH
Kt. Paso, Tex.. Auk, 1. All foreign
merchants nre belnir driven from the
Mexican territory controlled by (len,
Villi and nil nitlve merchants are being
thrown Into J.ill nnd their shops selied.
The ofHchil explanation of the action
it the (iencral Iji that the, merchant
(lave been so Increasing the prices on
Ihe poor that thousands were, starving,
particularly In the city of Chihuahua.
Friends of tho merchants assert that
Ihey refused to lend more money to Villa
n-ltli which to carry on his rebellion nnd
that he Iji taking reprisal. They also
lay the merchants are selling as cheaply
Ui possible.
News of Villa's actions came to-day
n messages to the border to friends of
Inany of those concerned. The me.uasM
laid that a special train would soon
reach Juarez bearing those deported.
Villa Is said to have told the foreigner
he was sorry he could not shoot some of
them, adding.
"Like dogs you come here and rob the
Xor Mexicans, tnklng advantage of war
renditions to double, and treble your
trices. I am going to put a stop to this,
The Mexicans who have done It will be
ocked up and their goods confiscated
for the poor. As to the foreigners, I will
confiscate their good and send them
nut of the country. 1 will shoot the
worst offenders among the Mexicans.
"I am sorry that 1 cannot shoot you
foreign carrion. All of you have al
rendy received much more than the
value of your goods from' the starving
people of this country and I have a per
fectly legal right to seize what you now
have on hand."
Villa has been making the merchants
accept his money at 30 cents gold, yet It
Is only bringing two cents and lets In
American markets. A five cent box of
crackers has sold for J IK Villa money.
Villa dealt to-day with American min
ing men, whom he Is trying to force to
make loans to him. If they refuso his
Jemands, It Is said, he will put Into ef
fect his decree of several months ago
forfeiting all mining properties owned
by foreigners which are not operated at
full capacity.
WIFE AXD BABY KILLED.
BairlUhmnn AVnn 'Wounded Alio
Tnr Vllln Troops' Shots.
Thomas Mallard, English engineer of
the Eagle Oil Company of Tuxpan, Mex
ico, nrrlved here yesterday by the Ward
Oner Morro Castle with his five-year-old
tirl and a story of his bereavement In
the reckless attack of the Villa forces on
Tuxpan on June S. He was In his own
home with his wife, who had a baby at
her breast when the fusillade began. Two
tfomen neighbors were with Mm.
Shots were heard In the distance. They
:ame nearer nnd presently a bullet went
Ihrough the heart of the baby and her
mother. Mr. Mallard was disabled by a
Ihot. The women neighbors took him
Into the cpllar and drei-scd his wounds.
After tho tiring ceased Mr. Mallard was
taken to u hospital. He told his little
(tlrl. who did not know that her mother
ind little brother had been tnstnntly
tflled, that the mother was 111 In
England. It Is probable that when they
ire at tea Mr. Mallard will get a wire
less telling of the death of Mrs. Mallard
ind the baby.
DEPORTED FROM MEXICO.
Harry Itrrllnrr Accused of Spenk
Iiik III of riirrmizn.
Harry Berliner, Mexican manager for
William A. Parker, who has eome of
the foreign rights for the sale of Oliver
typewriters, nrrlved yvtdcrday on the
Morro Castle, having been summarily
deported from Vera Cruz by order of
First Chief Carranza.
When Mr, Berliner was Interviewed
last evening at the Hotel Prince George
he said he could give no reason for his
deportation. He said that when he nr
rlved at Havana he learned that the
Mexican Consul there had given out a.
itatemcnt that he had been sent from
Vera Cruz b?ause he had used "vile
language In speaking of the First Chief
nnd had Riven out false Information by
ordep of Gn Hu-rt.i,"
Mr. Berliner said he was arrested a.
week ago Thursday and the liner was
held for t-oni.. time by the Mexican au
thorltles so tint he could be put aboard,
A for having spoken 111 about Carranza
Mr. Berliner said;
"Well, If they are going to deport a
person for that they will have to de
port every foreigner In Mexico."
He denied that he is a representative
of Huejta.
SEES A NEW MEXICO.
West Texn lltsh.ip Indorses Prrsl-
Irnt Wilson' Policy.
Bishop Capers nf the diocese of West
Texas preached In St George's Church
In Stuyvesant .Square. .".-Merday and
nfter tho tervlco talked concerning
Mexico,
"The troubles our news chronicles as
occurring In Mexico are the birth pangs
of a new nation." said BUhop Capers.
"There Is some good In all of the vari
ous eienvnts, however Irresponsible they
may be, and this goodness has stirred
Mexicans to patriotism. It U charged
that Mexican men are corrupt nnd that
they lack love of country, but It is to
be remembered that for years Mexican
men have htrdly realized that the coun
try belonged to them. Now that Diaz
nnd all like him are permanently over
thrown and there Is no chance of n
return to a dictatorship Mexicans are
beginning to feel for the tlrst time
that they really own Mexico.
"I um not deploring tho appar
ent Ineffectiveness of the revolutionary
lenders, for they are working out even
In their dlfferenct. a real national con
sciousness, from the lowest classes to
the highest President Wilson's atti
tude hai, In my Judgment, shown great
wltdom nnd great patience His policy
Is now and has b.en from the first Just
what It ought to be know, as my
neighbors ovur the bordrr, that many
Mexicans who have been Impatient with
our Government are comln- to sea things
us Mr Wilson ses them, to under
stand the situation as It Is. I am look
ing for a gradual coming together of
the discordant elements by virtue of
necessity Whether Gen Carranza Is
the man to hold the government or not
I am not saying, but I think the time
not fir distant now when there will
emerge forces that Mr. Wilson can get
behind and relv on
"A verv griv.i difficulty In the situa
tion Is (hit presented by the bandits.
Their Irivn thrlv.il for so tinny years
that thny now irsi-nt being deprived of
their occupnt.Mn Tliev create, many
of th distill b.mrei tim n)ft r(.portf,l . Ill
our dml tu w i win tiike nmo to
rid Mn v r,f tt,m I'niWr pqZ they
were Mippir nr.l, int goiten rid nf Mow
Mexico is In tho proi c h of ridding her
sfjf of them and It takes time But
Mexicans me etual m n. tusk A
pew nation is coming Into being."
'LABOR' WOULD OUST
DUDLEY F. MALONE
Collector Will Bo Charged
With Violating Law in
Lnsitania Case.
ALLIES' SHIPS AIMED AT
Washington, Aug-. 1. The members
of Labor's National Peace Council voted
dqwn n resolution to-night authorizing
proceedings against Dudley Field Malone,
Collector of the Port of New fork,
charging him with exceeding his author
ity In granting clearance to the Lusl
tanla with passengers ns well as muni
tions aboard. In spite of this It became
known that an action will be started any
way. This, officials of the council said,
Is authorized under n very general reso
lution adopted In tho form of a memo
rial. In addition, the organization wMl nt
tempt to have classified as warships nil
merchant fthlps flying the flags of the
belligerent countries on the ground that
they nre able to put up a defence by
lamming. Such a regulation would allow
British merchantmen only twenty-four
hours In an American port, unless special
permission were granted by the Federal
authorities, and would Justify German
submarines In sinking them without
warning anywhere on the high seas.
Slake Appeal to tVashlnicton.
Claiming to speak for at least 1,
000.000 labor voters. 4,600,000 farmers
and a large number of business and
civic organizations, the Confetcnce
adopted to-day resolution, and a
memorial to be presented to the
executive and Judicial branches of
the Owernment "to the end that not
only may we have peace In this country
but assist in restoring peace In foreign
countries and advance the great cause
of peace universal."
It was a hot day In Washington and
perspiration and oratory flowed freely
In the executive session, from which
press nnd public were barred. At one
time It Is said a deadlock threatened
which would preclude an agreemnt In
the form of resolutions, but In the end
the announcement was made that una
nimity prevailed.
Tho resolutions committee w com
posed of Frank 8. Monet, Columbus,
Ohio, chairman ; Charles A. Oberwager.
New York, secretary : H. Robert Fowler,
Harrlnburg. 111.; O. F. Hummel, Chi
cago; C. H. Oustafson, Meade, Neb.;
J, C. Parrlih, Plymouth, Wis.; W. N.
Giles, Skaneateles, N. Y.. and C. S. Stet
son, Greene, Me.
Ileaerre Bank Chars; Again.
The memorial, which renews by In
direction the charge that tho Federal
reserve banks are being used to further
the Interests of munitions manufacturers,
nnd hence the Allies, was as follows :
"That we do support our Administra
tion In Its patriotic effort and rray that
all and every means be used to main
tain peace In our country as against any
and all warring nations abroad;
"And that we go further and, nslt
tjiat at nny time the services of this
country can be used In particular In
promoting universal peace every means
at Its command be used In furthering
such n consummation :
"And we would further itate that If
any private persons or corporations are
secretly nnd wilfully violating any
treaty rights or national or International
law, as found by a careful and rigid
Investigation, such nctlons be stopped
so as to avoid entanglements with for
eign nations;
"And If the Federal reserve banks,
which were organized to erve certain
business necessities, nnd which under
the terms of the act establishing them
are prohibited from uso of their funds
for speculative purposes, are advancing
the Interests and furnishing means for
Individuals or firms for the purpose of
floating the bonded Indebtedness of any
belllgerenls, that this be Immediately
estopped, so that this country, both ad
ministrative itnd private, shall be free
from any treaty violations of Federal or
International law or treaty rights, a
this Is the only possible assurance of
peace, for w-hlch we devoutly pray'1
NINE FIREMEN OVERCOME.
Illnir In llrondrrny nb-cr1lnr
Quickly Pot Out.
Nine firemen were overcome by smoke
In the sub-cellar of the Library Bureau
Company, 314-316 Broadway, corner of
Pearl street, last night. Several of the
firemen had to be dragged from the
cellar and three were taken to the Hud
son street hospital.
Tho fire was quickly put out, but the
smoke from the burning furniture and
burlap filled the sub-cellar. The fire
men poured water Into the adjoining
cellar of the Folsom Arms Company,
where explosives were stored.
Those overcome were ('apt. Patrick
Walsh, Lieut, Martin Monahan, Firemen
Henry Gtffards, Hdwnrd Keane, Ed
ward L. Kearney, John Dunn and .T M.
Hagcnward of Engine Company 7 nnc!
John McHeenan and William Dlnder
beck of Hook and Ladder Cnmmny 1.
Grlffards, McHeenan and Plnderherk
were taken to the hospital.
MISS DINAH GORILLA DEES.
Makes Lonnerlly Record for Spe
cies In Dronx 7,00.
Dinah Is dead Not even the recent
spell of hot weather, dally gocart rldew
through Dronx Park and meals nt a real
restaurant could reconcile the melan
choly gorilla of th Kronx zoo to life
far from tho Jungles of tho French
Congo.
According to the sorrowful keepers,
Plnah's meala In the nocking Ktone res
taurant, although sufficient In quantity
and of a quality calculated to tickle the
palate of the mot epicurean gorilla that
ever Hwung from bough to bough wire
disregarded toy the lonely, homesick
Dinah.
Hut although Dinah did not flourish In
a foreign rllmate, hhe leaves behind her
a record for gorilla longevity In tho
park. She was brousht here, last Hep
tember and lived well wrapped In furs
throughout the winter. Other gorillas
brought here lived for only three weeks
or a month.
WIFE HAS HUSBAND ARRESTED. I u
Police nreak Into Hotel After, b
1'liiillnsr Telltnle Letter.
Bcavkr Falls, Ph., Aug. 1, Discovery
of n letter making an appointment to
meet In the Kaoy Hotel hero resulted In
the arrest of F C. Newcomer, a wealthy
I'nlontnwn attorney, and Mrs. Harriet
Hough of Cleveland.
Mrs. Newcomer hud filed suit against
Mrs Hough for 10,Ono for alienation
of affections. The latter recently wroto
tu Newcomer, It Is averred, asking him
to meet her In Heaver Fulls. Mrs. New
comer found thn letter After New.
rnmer arrived hero lust night i Union
town constable with local pollen broke
Into it room In the hotel nnd arrested tho
couple, Mrs Newcomer recently began
an action for divorce and alimony.
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FOKI.CLOSUHE SALES.
supreme court of the state or
NEW VOIIK. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Richard It, Swartwout and Glraud F, Thorn
ion, is trustees under the last will nnd
testament of Maria I.oulie Miller, dtcturd.
i'ltlntim. igiilnit 13Ulit L. llsriii: ind
others. Defendants.
In pursuance of a Judf ment ef fore
closure and sate, duly mada and entartd In
the abovt-ontltled action and Ltarlng Oat
the eighth day of July, I, tha umlar-
lened, tha reftre In nlJ Judgment
named, will sell at public auction at tha
Lxchanre Salesroom. Noa. H-lt Vney
Street. In tha Ilorouch of Manhattan of
the City of New York, on th third day of
Auiuit. JS1S, at IS o'clock Uoon on tht
av. by Joierh I. Day, Auctioneer, tha
premli'i directed by said Judgnunt to be.
t. an1 'herein described a follonat
ALL, those certain lota, plecea or parcels of
land, with the bulldlnsa and Improveme nta
thereon erected, situate, lying and belne In
tha llorouth of Manhattan of the City of
Jew lork. In the County and Stat of New
Tork, bounded and described as follows:
neiclnnlnc at th corner for. led by the
Interiictlon of the southerly side of
Howard Street with the easterly side of
lireadway, running thence easterly along
the southerly ele of Howard street on
hundred and twe.ity. three fett livt and
one-half Inches to p:emlss No. 31 Howard
street; thence aoutherly along said
premises and nearly parallel with nroad-
I" hundred and one feet ten and one
nll inenra to land now or late of John
aa; thenc westerly nearly rarallel with
Howard Street and along said land now
JLJ'iJ of John J,,y twenty-four feet nlna
"'o.uarters Inches to a point dls
ilJi "ln,t'-'ht feet three and one. ha f
J,J ,f,t'rl' from Broadway, thenc
northerly nearly rarallel with Broadway
and along the land now or lata ot John
inVL . '"J"' f" eleven and one-half
kJJ 'h nsrtherly line of said land
ISrt JirJa,Vf John J'i 'hence westerly
arid along the northerly line of tand now
or late of John Jay ninety-eight feet four
arid one.quirter Inches to the easterly lids
ih. -V. 'bene northerly along
1?.. """''. side of Droadway rlfty-on
" ?ni on.quartr Inches to the
joint or place of berlnnlng; Together with
in.? ,n1 eUctric llxtures. heaters,
boiler, elevators, pumps and machinery
r?"" on' .f description in or
""l."1 ""h said buildings and premises
tsiL V"her or not the same or tuiy of
or o?hJr,!icVi',y "ch. to the freehold
In ihJ ,h' ,am' having been declared
" mortgage hereby foreclosed to be
mortgage n(1 covcr"' hy th ,len ot ld
Dated. New York. July loth. Ills.
r.P-nnnv ,.AnJVM,AM FELT. Itefere.
im?i5.iw' ,?.',C2.MSON'- Attorney for
XltlV!?."- 'V. "rjsdwny. Dorough of
Manhattan. New York City.
eriv .i01.101",'. '.a Jlrm "f the prop
YlY.ti" HVi'1' Numbers a
Street" Hroadwa)' nd JT-ll Howard
Hcward Street.
UJ V"
The approximate amount of th lien or
charge, to satisfy which th above
described properly Is to be sold, Is 1)33,
Ttt.tO, with Interest thereon from July d.
1115, together with costs and allowance,
amounting to 3: ?, with Interest from
July sth. 191S. together with the expenses
of the eale. The approximate anmunt cf
the taxee, asseesmenia and water rates, or
other Hens, which are to be allowed to the
purchaser out ot th purchase money, or
pulJ hy the Iteferee. Is as follows: Taxes
for second half of "912. 18.019 SO , for sec
ond half of 114. :.,S, and for the nrst
half of ISIS. t:,;il.3t, and Intereat; and
water rates. !:(,
Dated. Nw York. July 10th. 1H5.
AI1HAHAM FELT, Itefere.
SUPREME COPHT. NEW YOllK COUNTY
THE TRUSTEES OF THE LEAKE AND
WATTS OHPH AN HOUSE IN THE CITY
OF NEW YOKK. rialntlff. against WILD
HAKT HEALTY COMPANY, ot at.. De
fendants. File No. 1M!:.)9U.
In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered In the
above entitled action and bearing date th
16th day of July, 191S, 1, the undersigned,
the Iteferee In said Judgment named, wlli
sell at public auction at the Kxchangs
Salesroom, Nos U-l Vesey Street. In tha
Ilnrough of Munhatun, t'lty of New York,
on the Itth day of August, 1915. nt i:
o'clock noon on that diy, hy Joseph I:
Day, auctioneer the premises directed by
said Judgment tn be sold, and therein de
scribed aa follows:
ALL that certain lot of land with the
buildings thereon erected, situate, lying
and being In the Dorough nf .Manhattan,
City. County and State of New York, ami
bounled and described as follows: TIE.
OINNINO at a point on the easterly side
of West End Avenue, dlslant seventy-five
(7S feet iilid live (5 Inches southerly
from the southeasterly corner nf Went End
Avenue and Maty-second Street nnd run
nlng thence enterl, pjrallel with Sixty
te'ond Street and partly through a party
wall one hundred iloO) feet; thence south
erly, parallel with West End Avenue
twenty-nie t:si feet; thence westerly,
par.nlel with Sixty-second Street, partly
through a party wall one hundred (100
ft-t to the easterly side of West End Ave.
nue, and thence northerly along the es ut
eri y elde of )est End Avenue twenty-nve
CM feet in the plice of beginning, be the
raid several dimensions more or less Said
nremlsaa being now known as No. ts West
l.ml Avenue. n the ntv of New York.
Dated, New York Julv IK 1915.
.. , ,.,A,.Y FltENCH. Refers.
NASH X JuNK.s, Attnrneis for Plaintiff
3 Wall Street. ,. york
The following Is a dlagrs.111 of the prop-
f,r.lv.' V. "'Id' "s street Number Is it
Vt est End Avenue:
Cind Street,
a 100
J .c.'.n.,.r.', ,,;',n.e. I,loc'k
Cist Street.
Tho approxlnute aninunt of the Hen or
charge, to SHllsfy which the ahuve de
scribed property Is tn be sold. In Twelve
sliiiumind mie hundred nnd fifty dllais
1 1 j ., t ou p , w'liu mierek! iiirreun rroni the
ltth day of July, 1315, together with the I
coats and extra allowance umountlng to I
Three hundred sixty-four ami 97-100
itsl.!i") K.illiirs, with Interest thereon
frmn July is. 19l, together with the ex- '
penses of the s ile The upprnxlm He I
iini'Mint nf the taxes, usuesiinienls and I
water rales, or other liens, which are to be 1
allowed tn the purchaser nut of the pur.
clnea money and paid by the Iteferee, l
Eight hundred slxtv one nnd tt-ici)
(Hill7i Dollurs and interest.
Dated, New York. July in. 1 9 1 n.
HAItRT N. FRENCH, Refere.
ronECLOSjJiti; aA.r4
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OP
NEW YORK. ERIE I'OUNTY UNITED
STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
JORK, Plaintiff, agilnst I1UFFALO AND
SUSQUEHANNA RAILWAY COMPANY,
JIUFFALO AND SUSQUEHANNA IlAIt,.
rJ2AlLCMM,'AN'Y' WELLSVILI.E. COH
DE1LSPORT AND PINE t'REEK HAIL
llOAJ) COMPANY, ADDISON AND SUS
QUEHANNA RAILROAD TOMPANYi
?KJAt, ANP SUSQUEHANNA COAL
AND COKE COMPANY. Defendants.
NOTICE IS HEREHY OIVEN that pur
suant to and by virtue of a Judgment of
foreclosure and eile In the above entitled
action, entered In the oince, of the Clerk
?.Pr,e. County on the 19th day of Julv,
i.',?' 'h underslgred, OEOROE D.
CROFTS, Iteferee named In sild Judgment,
will jell at public auctlf.n In the westerly
y'bule of the .City and County Hail, In
the City of Iluffalo, County of Erie and
Stat of New York, on the !3rd day of
August, 1915. at eleven o'clock tn the fore
noon, to the highest bidder, the following
described property, premle and franchises
of th defendant, Iluffalo and Susqu
nanna Railway Company, orders I and de.
cred by said Judgment of foreclosure and
sale to be sold by the undersigned, to. wit:
All and singular the properties, rights,
privileges and franchloa of every name
and nature, real, personal and mixed and
"ver situate, owned by the defendint
Buffalo and Susquehanna Railway Com
pany on April 1, 1903 or since acquired by
it. whether by purchase, merger or other
wise (excepting property released from tn
. .1 "? "f mortgage) and Including the
following property owned by said de
fendant, namely:
All that certain other tract, piece or
parcel of land situate, lvlng and being
tartly tn tha city of Ituffalo, County of
trl and state of New York, and partly
In the City of Lackawanna, formerly a
part of th Town of Wst Seneca, In said
County and State, and partly under the
waters of Lake Erie, bounded and de
scribed aa follows!
Heglnnlng at a point tn the westerly line
of said Hamburg Turnpike (as a street
sixty six feet wide) which point ts directly'
opposite, across said Turnpike, to the
northwest corner of the parcel of land
hereinbefore iteecrthed. m,l nhl.h e.M
point nf beginning la six hundred and six
and nftv.three one. hundredths (0 S3)
feet northerly, measured along ssld west
erly line nt a1.1 Tnrnnll.- . t. . ...... t.
line of the City of Puffaloi tnence running
along the west line of th Mtd Turnpike
sou'h twenty-one degrees fifty-four and
one-half minutes east (8, 21 SUj' E I.
six hundred (00) feet to a point six and
flfty-thre one. hundredth 16. S3) feet
njMherly. measured along the west line
fi 'i!1 Turnpike, from the south line of
the City of Hurfaln; thence along the north
line of lands formerly owned by the Lacks,
wanna Iron and Steel Company, south sev
?D1li".l,,V!. ngf sixteen mlnutee wet
(S. 74' 1' W,l nve hundred and thlrtv.on
and eighty-six ene-hundredths U31 Si
feet, to the shore Una of Laka Erie, as It
existed In November, 1901 (at the begin
ning point of lands now under water con
veyed by John J Albrlrht to Charles W
Oopdyear. by deed dated the first d iy of
July, 1903I; thence still along the said
northerly line of lands formerly owned by
th Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company,
the further distance of about four hundred
and ten (410) feet, to the shore line of
Lak Erie, as It existed In the year 1549,
as shown bv a survey of Peter Emalle.
mad April first of that year, attached to
a deed made hy Reuben It, Heaco, k to
Charles C Riddle, reeordel in Erie County
Clerk's once. In Liber 101 of Deeds, at
page 1S9, thenc along the aild last men
tioned shore line northerly about seven
hundred (700) feet, to a point In satJ
shore line of 1149. at Its Intersection with
a straight line drawn from a point on the
harbor line as established by the United
Pistes Oovernment on March !7th. H9
(which rolnt Is distant four hundred and
eighteen (4H) feet northerly, measjred
along ssld harbor line, from the Junction
of said harbor lino with the harbor llr.J as
established by the United states Govern
ment on January JOth, lno to n point In
the shore line of Lake Krle as It existed
In November, 1901, distant about two hun
dred and elghty.slx () feet, measured
on a line tearing aouth sixty-seven degress,
fifty-seven and one-half minutes wet
(S. ? 474' W) from the aforesaid place
of beginning; thence easterly, alorne said
straight line, drawn from said point on
the harbor line about four hundred and
eighty. nine IH)I feet, to a point In the
said shore line of Lake Erie, as It existed
In November. 19D1. and thenc north alxy
seven degrees fifty-seven and one-half min
utes east IN ? S7H' E.) about two hun
dred and eirhty-elx 1S feet, to the place
of beginning, the last described parcel
being the same lands and premises con
eyel by Samuel Ilea anl wife to John .T
Albright, by deed dated February 1. 190J.
Together also with all the right, title
and Interest of th said Durfalo and Susqu
hanna Railway Company of, In and to o
niucn 01 ine namDurg turnpike as is ad
jacent to the premises above described.
Also All that tract, piece or parcel of
land situate partly In the City of Iluffalo,
County of Erie and State of New York,
and partly In the Cltv of Lackawannx, for
merly n ptrt of th- Town of West Seneca.
In the County and tate aforesaid, bounded
and described a follows:
Heglnnlng at a puint In the shore line nf
Lake Erie, as It existed In Noember. 1901,
In the City of Lacktwanna, formerly a
part of the Town of West eeneca, where
said shore line Is Intersected by the division
line between the Unds formerly owned by
the Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
and the lands conveyed by John J Albright
and wife and Edmund Haes and wife, to
Charles W Gondyear b deed bearing date
July 1st 199:. sill point of beginning being
about five hundred and thirty-one and
eighty-six one. hundredths 1J31.SS1 feet,
measured on said division line, westwarlly
from a point In the west line of the Ham
burg Turnpike sn eilled las a street sixty
six feet wtdei distant six and rifty-three
one.hundredths 16 i3 feet northerly, meas.
ured along said west line of said Turn
pike, from the south line of the said Cltv
of Iluffalo thence running from nld point
of beginning, under the waters of Lake
Erie, north 7S degrees west (N 78 W 1
along the northerly line of Ixnds under
water granted bv the state of New York
to John J. Albright, hy letters patent datel
October 31. 1V9. and recorded In Erla
County Clerk's ofh-e In Liber s: of Deels.
at page 407, about twelve hundred and
twenty (1.530) fest. to the Junction of the
harbor lines, as established by the United
States Government on January 30th. 1900,
and March :7th 1 559, thence along the
last mentioned hirhor line, northerly four
hundrel and eighteen 1111 feet, thence
eister v about twelve hundred and elgh')
eight il.:SI feet, to a point tn the said
shore line nf Lake Erie as It exluel in
November, 101, which point Is dlstxnt
about to hundred and eighty-six
feet, measured on a line bexrlng south
sixty-seven degrees flftveexen and one.
half minutes west (S. 67' 574' Wi from
a point In the said west line of the said
Hamburg Turnpike (aa a street slxty.atx
feet wtdei dlslant six hundred and six anil
flfty-thre nne-hilndrtdths (0(.iti feet
northerly, measured alonir said west line
of said Turnpike, from the south line of
the City of Buffalo; thence southerly, alone
ssld shore line as It existed In November
1901, as It winds and curves, about six
hundred and ten (810) feet, to the place
of beginning being the same lands and
premises conveyed by Sentusl Res and wife
to John J. Albright, by quit-claim deed
dated February 1, 1903.
Also all hat triangular ple", parcel or
gore of land situate, llng and htng tn th
County of Erie nnd State of New York, ant
more particularly bounded and describe 1
aa fnllnws-
Heglnnlng at a point In the shore line of
Lake Erie, as It existed In November. 1901,
where the same Is Intersected bv the eoutn
erly line of lands formenv owned bv llitnni
Slade, which point nf beginning Is tho
same point of beginning of the premises
hereinbefore described, running thence
north eeventS'-elrht degrees west (N 7x
W 1 about twelve hundred and twenty
(1,230) feet, to th Junction of th harbor
lines, as established hy the United Slates
Government on January SO, 1900, and
March 37. H99; thence southeasterly about
eight hundred and eighty (0) feet, to 11
point In the shore line of Lake Erie as It
existed In IS49. ns shown by a survey nf
Peter Emslle. made April first of thxt year,
attached to a deed mad hy Reuben n
lleacock to Charles C Riddle, recorded In
Erie County Clerk's nfnre in Liber 1 of
Deeds, at page 1S9, where such shore line
Is Intersected by the southerly line of kai l
lands formerly owned by Emma Slade pro
Jected In a westerly direction; thence north
seventy-four degrees sixteen minutes east
4N 74 IS' E I along sild projection of
said southerly line of lands formerly owned
by Emma Slade. about fnur hundred and
ten 1410) feet, to the pi ice of beginning,
being the same lands and premhes se, .
ondly described In a certain quit-claim
deed executed by The Lackawanna Iron
and Steel Company to John J Albright,
dated July , 1901. and recorded In Erie
County Clerk s nftlce, In Liber 709 of Denis,
at psge 326
Als ah th it tract, piece or parcel of
land situate partly In the City nf Iluffalo
and partly In the on of Lukawanna,
formerly part of the Town of West Sen
eca, In the County of Erie and State of
New Vurk, more particularly bounded and
desrrlbed as follows:
Heglnnlng at a point, being the Junction
nf th harbor lines as established by the
United Slates Government on January SO
1900, nnd March .7. 1199, whl, h Is the
nine Jun"ton nf such harbor lines referred
tn In a deed executed bv John J Albright
and others to Charles w G,-odcar. dited
July 1, lno;, and recorded in Erie loimiv
Clerk's office In Liber 931 of Deeds, at pig
thence south lxn nine degrees
twenty-six minutes east (S 2V E 1
Ave hundred nnd ten i50 feet to n point
which Is the weslirh extremity nf lands
conveyed by Charles W liondvear and wife
to The Lackiwannii Steel Company, h
deed beuing date 'he u.'nt thlnl day of
July 1902. thence north si'vrntt -right de.
grees wei (N 7 1. admit tive hundred
and elghiv i.tiii feet to nn intersection
with the harbor line above mentioned run
ning In an eisierly and westerly direction;
thence north fifty degrees east in. so ; )
along th last mentioned harbor line, about
one hundred and twenlv-etght (121 feet
tn tha place of beginning, containing rtve
hundred and six one thousandths 1 lor.i
of an acre, tie the same mnro or lesx; bslng
Ihe same premises conveyed tn cinrli-s W
Goodyear by The Lxckiwunna Steel Com
pany by deed dlled Julv 23 110';, a
shown on a mop nr plan attached tn said
deed and colored red.
Also all that tract, piece or parcel of
land situate, lying and being In the City
a
I
FORECLOSURE HALE.
of Iluffalo. County of Erie, Stat of New
lork, being part of the Ogden Gnro Tract,
so called, and bounded and described as
follows:
Heglnnlng at a point where th South
line of the City of Iluffalo Intersects the
Last line of th Hamburg Turnpike;
thence North twenty. one degrees fifty-four
and one. half minutes West (N. 21 MV
V.) forty-two and nlne tenths (42.9) feet
along said East line of Hamburg Turnpike;
thence North eighty-nine degrees eleven
and ona-half minute East (N, SB" 11 14'
E.) thlttecn hundred slxty.one and sev.
enty-four one-hundredths (1361.74) feet
parallel to and forty (401 feel from said
city Line to a point; thence North eighty
J".' Af.rf." thirty-six minutes East (N.
! 38' L.) three hundred and two and
six-tenths (303.4) feet to a point! thence
Nertn eighty-nine degrees, eleven and one
half minutes east (N. 19 114' E) two
hundred and fifty (250) feet parallel to
and elgnty (0) feet from said City Line
to a point; thenc South seventy-on de
grees. forty-slx minutes East (S. 71 4'
1. ) two hundred and eleven and six-tenths
feet (211. ) to a point, and eleven (11)
feet from said City Line; thence South
forty-eight, and one-half minutes East
(S. 0' 414' E ) eleven (II) feet to a point
In said City. Line; thence along said Cltv
Line South eighty-nine degrees, eleven and
one-half mlnutee West (S. It' tlW W)
two thousand and nlnetv.six and thirty
four one-hundredths (209M4) feet to
place of beginning, containing to and
thirty-two one-hundredths t2 3i) ncres.
Subject, however, to a certain agreement
bearing date the first day of February,
1902, between Samuel Ilea and wife, ami
John J. Albright and wife, providing
among other things, for the construction
of a canal across a portion of the premises
herein described, whlih agreement was re
f".ri1"1..ln Ef, County Clerk office In
Liber 92 of Deeds, at page 640: and to a
certain other agreement made between
Tha Lackawanna Steel Company and John
J Albright nnd wife, bearing dale the
eighth day of May, 1902, providing, among
other things lor the construction of a
canal across a portion of the premiers
herein described, and recorded In Erie
County Clerk s office In I.lbcr 839 of D-eds,
at page 305, as modified by a subsequent
agreement made'between The Lackawanna
Steel Company and Charles W, Goodyear
and wife, bearing date July 23, 1902, and
recorded In the l?rle Coiinlv Clerk's nmre
In Liber 9St of Deeds, at page 537: and
-ui-jc-vi i in- rn11.11 ana oiner rignis
of way granted and conveved tn the Iluffalo
and Susquehanna Iron Company by a cer
tain deed from Charles W Goodvear and
Llla C. Ooodyexr, his wife, bearing date
July 1, 1902, and recorded In Erie County
C'erk's office In Liber 943 of Deeds, at p.ig
134; being the same premises conveyed to
the Hurfaln and Susquehanna Railway
Company by Charles v Goodyear and
wife, by deed bearing date the fourteentn
day ot March. 1903
Also all thoe live (S) certain tracts,
pieces or parcels of land situate In th
town of Hamburg, County of Erl and
State of New York-
PARCEL NO. 1.
Known and distinguished as a psrt of
th Iluffalo Creek Reservation and further
known and distinguished as a part of Lot
No. , Township 10. in the sth Range of
Townships, bounded and described as fol
lows; Heglnnlng at a point in the boundary
line between lands formerly of J J.
Albright and .7. F Titus, distant southerly
one hundred and nfty-elnht and four-tenths
list 4) feet from, and at right angles to,
the southerly boundirv line of Lake Ave
nue, and distant westerly ninety 1901 feet
from the original center line of the Ilulfilo
and Susquehanna Railway Company,
Thence southerly along a line parallel to
and distant 90 feet westerly from the
orlg'r.l center line nf the said Duffxlo anl
Susquehanna Railway Company, lxty (tO)
Thence easterly forty (40) feet, more er
lesi. to a point distant westerly nfty (SO)
feet from th original center line of said
Iluffalo and Susquehanna Railway Com
pany; Thence southerly along the westerly
right of way line of the said Iluffalo anl
Susquehanna Railway Company, sai l right
of way line being parallel to anJ distant
westerly fifty (50) feet from the origini!
center line nf said Iluffalo and Susque.
hvnna Railway Company one thousand
two hundred and fourteen and ninety-three
hundredtns (1 214.93) feet.
Thence southerly along a curve to the
right having a radius nf nine hundred and
nfty.flve and four-tenths iti'S.li feet, fir
a dlitar.r of three hundred and thlrtv
nlne and eightv.slx hundredths (339 ,)
feet to a point distant westerly sixty l0)
feet from the original .enter line of the
said Iluffalo and Susquehanna Railway
Company, snld curve being the westerlv
rlght of way line nf the ssld Iluffalo and
Susquehanna Railway Company;
Thence continuing southerly along the
westerly right of way line of the sail
IlutTali. and Susquehanna Railway Com
pany for a dlstan' e of one hundred and
ninety. one and one one-hundredths (191 Oil
feet, said right of way line being piritlel
to and distant westerly sixty iioi feet
!nm the present center llr.e of the said
Iluffalo and Susquehanna Rvllway Com
pany. Then?- norther'y along a curve to the
left having 1 radius" of one thousxnl nine
hundred and ten and one. tenth (1,910.1)
feet more or less for a distance of seven
hundred and four anl two-tenths (704.2)
feet, to a point distant westerly fifty (SJi
feet from the present center line of the.
said Buffalo and Susquehanna Railway
Company,
Theme northerly along a line parallel
to and distant westerly fifty (50) fet
from the present enter line of said liurfalo
and Susquehanna Railway Comptny on
thousand and elghtv-t-vo ii.oj;, feet, more
or less to a point In the houndtry line be
tween Hnds formerly of J J. Albright and
J. F Titus;
Then.-e easterly fourteen till feet, mors
or leu, to th poln of beginning.
Containing one and twenty. four hun
dredths il2ti acres of land, more or less,
and t'.tng a l of the premises conveyed hy
the Stony Point Land Compiny to the
Guaranty Trust Company of New York bv
deed dated January If, 19o, anJ recorded
tn the offwe of the Clerk of said County in
Liber 1027 of De.ls at page il2.
PARCEL NO 2
Tlelr.g par; of Lot number eleven tin.
Township number ten HOI. Range eight
(t), of the Iluffalo Creek Indian Keservi
tlm. an.1 more partlcu'arly bounds 1 and
desrrlbel as follows
Heglnnlng at a point In the southerly
e of Lake Avenue, so culled, at a dls.
tanr of one hundred ind eighty ,ti
feet westerly from the wrterlv Hn- of the
lands ol the Lake Shore A Ml hlran
Southern ItaPway Cnmpanv. me isured
aiong ssld southerly line of Lake Avenue
being the Interse. tlon of the division line
between lands formerly owned hy John r
Titus and lands now nr formerly ownel bv
Anson C Goodyear with the satd southerly
line of Lake Avenue, running theme snuto.
six degrees, two minutes west (ft. 2' W ),
along eald division line, one hundred nftv
eight and four-tenths UtM) feet to the
south line of sild lot number eleven (Hi.
thence north eighty-four degrees, sixteen
minutes West IN ! It" W 1. and along
the south line of sai l lot number eleven
(11). fourteen (14) feet, thence northerly
about one hundred and rifts -eight and
forty-two one.hundrelths '13 (2. feet, to
s, point In the southerly line of Lake Ave.
nue which, sild point Is seventeen and
sixty-two one-hundredths U7!i feet
westerly from the point of beginning,
measure! along the said souther'v line of
Like Avnue. thence south eighty-four
degrees sixteen minutes List iS (' li'
E 1. along said southerly line of Lake
Avenue, seventeen and lxv two one-hundredths
1 17 C.i feet tn the point or place of
beg nnlng
Containing five hundred anl seventy four
ten thousin Ittis t 05711 (,f .tu acre, be the
same tur- or less
Tnge'her with all the right, title and In
terest of Hie said ernn'nr In and tn Lake
Avenue In front of and adjacent to th
above described premises
l'ARCEl. NO 3
Pelng pirt of lot 11. Township 10,
Range , of the Iluffalo Creek Indian Res.
ervatlon. bounded and described ae follows:
llrglnnlng at 11 point In the division linn
between lands forinerli of VUlllvm P
Stamba" h, and lands formerlv nf John F.
Tlius. where sild division line Is Inter
sected hy the westerlv line of In, 1, here
tnfore i.invesed b sild William I' sum.
Inch nnd Id 1 R, hi' wife 10 the Ituffalo
and Susquehanna Railway I'onipari)
thence north eighty-four itli degree, six
teen (111) minutes west along said division
line stventi-tlve 7 6 1 feet, thence north
six () degrees, two 1:1 minute eist four
hundred ami forty-slx and elghiv eight
hjndrelths il4SSi feet 10 the souther, y
'Ine f a pan-el ..f land . unejed bv Dinlel
W Allen and wife to tno New York state
Realty nnd Termln il Cnmpanv, bv deed
dated Min h J, I'.'Oil, and re nrded in the
office nf ihe Clerk of snul fountv In Liber
1 " 4 1 nf Deeds, at page ibt; thnce south
eighty-four 1 Mi d( grees. sixteen ilfii mm
uus east along ald southerly line of Ian 1
einveyed as nforesil 1 seveniv live i"',i
feet to the sal I western llllf of la nds of s.itd '
Iluffalo and Susqueh mn.i Italiw iv Cini
piny, thence south six i- degrees, twn
(2) minutes west along the said westerly
line four hundred and furtv slv and eighty,
eight huntredths 4 1 .S I feet lo the pl.ico
of beginning, being a strip of land seventy
five 17.1 leet wide and four hundred and
fnrtv slv .ml eighty-eight hundredtns
1 1 If.vs 1 feet long .
Containing slvtv seven hundredths (0 67)
of 1111 aire of land, more nr less,
V'n all the right, tills ami Interest or
the said gr.niinr in and 10 that portion of
Lake Avenue opposite in and adjoining the
premises hereinbefore deprlbe.. and brill
ihe sune premises conveyed by Willi mi P
Stambach and Ida II. his wife, to the
Gll'irantv Trust Cnmpanv of New York, hy
deed dated June 7. 190.V recorded In the
oilbe nf the i-ierk of said County In I.lher
10J7 "f Deed, nl pace 5'H
l'.Wn'i:i. s'O. 4.
Known nnd disilngu',.)ied as a part of
the Huffiln Creek ltfeervitlon and further
known and distinguished as a part nf Lou
Sos 14 and IS. Township 10. In the Nth
Rang of Townships bounded and described
IIS follows!
Ileglnnlnr at a, point In the northerly
line of a psrcel of land conveyed by Dvnlnl
W Allen nnd wife tu the New York State
Iteilty & Terminal Compiny by deed (i.ne.i
Mann 9. ll'OO, nnd re orried In (he nlllce
o' the Clerk of said fount v In Liber toil
of Dee Is, hi pice 1.',S. dlslant wcsler'v
fifty isni feet from ihe original center Una
of the Iluffalo and Susquehanna Railway
Company thence wenerl) ulung sild
northerly .line nf land conveved aa afnre
said lt.il fst; thence northerly along a
roHECLost nr. sales.
line parallel to and distant westerly fifty
(M) feel from the proposed center line of
the llurfalo and Susquehanna Railway
Company eleven hundred and flfty-on and
one. tenth (1151.1) feet moro or les to a
monument tlfty c 50) feet westerly from th
proposed center line, thence southerly
along the preeent westerly right of way
line of the Iluffalo and Susquehanna Rail
way Company, said right of way line being
parallel to and distant westerly fifty (50)
feet from the original center line oftn
said Hurralo and Susquehanna Railway
Company, one thousand one hundred and
thirty (1130) feet more or less, to the point
of beginning;
Said piroei containing one and twenty
six hundredths (12) aires of land, more
or less, being the same premie- conveved
b the Stony Point Land Company to the
Guaranty Trust Company nf New UrK by
deed dated January 1, 19M, and recorded
tn the office of the Clerk of aald County In
Liber 1027 of Deed, at page 510.
TARCEL NO. 8.
Being part of Lot No. Eleven (II). Town
ship No. Ten (10), Range Eight () of the
Iluffalo Creek Indian Reservation, bounded
and described as follows! ,
neglnnlnr at a point thre and forty
seven hundredth (3.47) fest easterly front
the northwesterly corner of parcel No. 3,
above described, said point of beginning be
ing In th southerly line of a parcel of
land conveyed by Daniel W Allen and wife
to the New York State Realty and Ter
minal Company, by deed dated March I.
0, recorded In th omce of the Clerk of
sild County, In Liber 1011 of Deeds, at
page 3SS; and running thence north
westerly, four hundred and flfiy-nln and
four-tenths (459.4) feet to the nuthwext
erly corner of parcel No. 4, above de
scribed, said list mentioned corner being
In the northerly lino of eald parcel of land
conveyed by deed as aforesaid; thenc
eastorly along eald northerly lln of said
land, on hundred (100) feet to a point
distant on hundred and twenty-four and
sixty-nine hundredths (12 1.9 feet west
erly. measured along said northerly line from
the westerly exterior line of land of th Lak
Shor A Michigan Southern Railway Com
pany; thence southeily parallel with said
first above described course four hundred
and fifty-nine and four-tenths ( 439.4) feet
to a point In said seutherly line of said
land conveyed as aforesaid, distant on
hundred and eleven and fifty-three hun
dredths (111 S3) feet westerly, meieured
alonr said southerly line from said ex
terior line; thence westerly along said
southerly line, one hundred (100) feet,
more or less, to the place of beginning.
Containing one and five hundredths
(1 05) acres of land, more or less.
Also those certain pieces or parcels of
land conveyed by and more particularly
descrlb. d and set forth In the following
deeds.
Deed dated October 7 1903, Frank H.
Ooodyear to Iluffalo and Susquehanna Rail
ay Company recorded In the office of the
Clerk of Cattaraugus County, Liber 23 of
Deeds, page 19., conveylr.g a small pxreel
of land situate in the Town of Freedom,
County of Cattaraugus, State of New York,
Deed dated October 3, 1908, The Stony
Point Land Company to Iluffalo and Sus
quth.mni IUI way Company, recorded In
the office of the Clerk of Erie county In
Llber 9t0 of Deeds at page 141 conveying
three aeparsteiy desenhr 1 pxrcels of jand
situate in the city of Ui ' Jnn i, ror
merly a part of the Town of Wet Seneca.
County of Erie nrd Stile e w York
Deed dated September 29. 1906 nrbr
K Fowler to Iluffilo and Suxi.ufhanna
Railway Company recorded in the nlllce of
the Clerk of Erie County In Llber 105S of
Deeds at page 212 eonvevlng a small parcel
of land situate In the City of Lackawanna,
formerly n part of the Town of West
Saneca, County of Erl and State of New
York Deed dated September 21. 1903. The
Lackawanna Steel Company to Iluffalo and
Susquehanna Railway Company recorded In
the office of the Clerk of Erie County in
Llber 93 of Deeds at page 350 eonvevlng a
small pircel of land situate in the City of
Lackawanni. formerly a pirt of the Town
of West Seneca, County of Erie and Slate
of New York.
Deed datfd September 14. 1903. Walter
D and Helen M. Ingham tn Ilufftlo and
Susquehinna Rallwjv Compiny recorded
In the ot'.Iie of the Clerk of Erie County
In T k.. ACS Tl . . I 1 . ,. SI 1 n " rr
a small parcel of land situate In the city '
of Laikananna. formerl a part of the
Town of West Seneca, County of Erie and
Stat of New York
Deed dated June r. 1903, Frank It, Good
ear. ef of. to Tluffalo and Susquehanna
Railway Company recorded In the office of
the Clerk of Allegany County In Llber 203
of Deeds at page 522 conveying a parcel
of property sl'uite In th Town of Welles
x lite. Conn y of Atlegany and State of
New Y. rk.
Deed dated Jinttary 31. 190S. The Lacka
wanna Steel Comptny to Iluffalo and Sue
qjehanni Ral'w.iy Company recorded In
the offl-e nf the clerk nf Erie County In
Llber 1014 of Deds at page l- and con
veying the premises designated by the
letters O. Q. and D. In that certain agree,
ment dated January 21, 1905, between The
Lackawanna Steel Company and Iluffalo
and Susquehanna Railway Cnmpanv and
recorded In the office of the Clerk of Erie
County In Llber 1017 of Deeds at psge 231
eonvevlng .1 small parcel of property situ
a'e In the City of I.arkxwannv formerly a
pir' of the Town of West s'eneci, County
of Erie and State of New York
Deed dated November 4. 111. Anson C
C.nodvear and Mary F tu United State
Trust Company of New York recorded In
the onVe of the Clerk of Erie County in
Llber 127 of Deids at page 503 convey
ing seven separately described parcels of
land locals! In Erie County. State of New
York Deed dated November 4. 1912 Fred A
Lehr o United States Trust Compiny of
New- York recorled In -he office of the
Clerk nf Erie County In Llber 1242 of
Deeds at pag 24 4 convelng a slnsle de
scribed parcel of Und located n the Toan
ef Hamburg E'le Counts
Deed dated November 4, 1912. Anson C
Goodvear ei 1 M tr F Goodvear his wife,
to t'nl'ed Sti'es Trust C impany ,,f New
York and recorded In the office ef the Clerk
of Cat'ara-lgus County In I.lher 237 of
Deeds at page f02 conveying two separately
described pin-Is nf land locited in the
Town of Yorkshl-e In Cxt'araugus County.
S'lte of New Y rk
Deed dated November 4. 1912. Anson C.
Goodiear and Marv V Geodvear. his wife,
to t'nl'ed st.T's Trust fmnpiny of New
York, recorded In 'he office of the Clerk
of Allegany County tn Llber 251 of Deeds
at pis." St rnnvevlng three -eparately
described parcels of property located n
the towns of llelmont and lielfaet, In Erl
Countv. State of New York.
Deed da'et February 17. 1J0, John J
AlbrU-ht to tluffi' and Susquehanna Rail
way C'tnpanv rc-orded In the office of the
Clerk of Erie county In Llber 1039 of
Deeds at pat-e 0 c-inicyltig a emit! parcel
ef land a1 s . nhwest corner tn the City of
rtuffalo. County of Erie, State of New
York
Also nil the line of railroad beginning
at Intersection of southern terminus of the
line of th nuffalo and Susquehxnna Hall,
way Company with the northern terminus
of the line of the Iluffilo and Susquehmni
Railroad Company and th center line of
West S'lite Street. In the Milage of Wells,
vllle. County of Allegany. Slate of New
York, thenc In a northwester's- direction
along the Genesee River, tn he Village 0f
Sclo County of Allegany. Slate nf New
York a dtstonee of 4 7 miles, thence In
northwesterly direction amng the Genesee
lllver to the Village of llelmont, County of
Allegany, S'He of New York a distance
of 4 es miles, thence m n northwesterly
direction along the Genesee niver to the
Village of Ilelvid.re. County of Alleganv
State of New York a d'stinee of 2 is
miles, theme In a northwesterly dlrectlun
along the Genesee River tn the Village of
Transit rtrldge, County of Allegany, state
of Ncv York -. distance of 293 miles
thence In a northwesterly direction alonr
the Genesee River tn the VI "are of n-i
fas' County of Alleginy. Sine of v., I
York a distance of 4 29 miles, thence In I
a northwesterly direction along the Genesee '
River to a station near the Villi,, f I
Caneadea. County nf A leg any, State of
New York, 11 distance of 4 53 miles, thenc
In a northwesterly direction n.i. th n I
see River to Rushford Station. Coun.v nt
,,Vr?,'y' fM",Cf V""'. Vork . dlstanci.
of 2 07 ml.es. thenco In a northwesterly
dlree'ien to Weslej 1 Houghton Station)
county of Allegany. Mile of New- York -11
a distance of T. S3 miles, -hence ln a north,
westerly direction to a station near th.
Village of C.ntervl'le, County of Alleganv
State .if New York -a dlstanc of si
miles theme In a southwesterly direciioo
tn I'lxley Station ineir Falrvie.v i o 1
Count) of A.lesany S'.He of sjew York
n distance of 3 35 mile,, thence "7
erly direction, crossing the line dividin,
the Counties of All.gany and Caturi igu,
to Crystal Lake, (near Freedom). County
of Cattaraugus. State of New York a di.
tanre nf 8 J miles: thence n , norih"
westerly direction to the Village of K.
dusky. County of Cattaraugus, Htaieof v, J
York -. dls-anre. nf 3 4 nine,. th,.cl ?,, ,T
northaesterlv direction and rr.sslne iVi
line dividing the Countle, of Ctmriui!!!
and Wyoming, to the Village of ArVsd .
County of Wyoming Stve of n,w York'
distance of S 1( miles thence in ,, welteTiJ
direction along Cattaraugus Creek
crossing line dlvldlna the Counties e
Wjomlng and Cattaraugus to the Vi ii-I
of Yoikehlre County of Cull.riugus, stat.
of New Turk a distance nf ,,ViYl'
thence in a westerly direction and rossini
the line dividing the Counties of (.,,',"
raugus and Erie, to the Village of Sirdl ni."
County of Erie, State of New Yorki .1 .'
tmce nf 111 miles, thence In u 1 wester J
direction to a connection with the sniV
line to Sprlngville N y ,, .Ksuih" n "TO
miles', thence In n northwesterly dlrecn'oo
l .1 stitlon near Hi Village of u,
cord. County of Erie State of New Ynrkll!
a distance of 2 2 miles, thence In a north"
wester y direction tn ihe Village f "..n"
CuuutJ of Erie, Mate of New VoiU s Ins
tance of ( 9 miles, th.i.i-e in north
we.ier'y direction 10 a s'atlon i-al Is
I'alchln near Hoaton Center I'ouniv lie
Erie, State of N'.w York a distance of 17
miles, thence In a northwesterly direction
to a station near North Boston. Count! of
Erie. Stats of New Tork distance of
rortECLostnE sales.
3.01 miles! thence In northwesterly di
rection to Vlllag of Hamburg, County of
Erie, Stat ot New York a distance of 3.
mllesi thence In a northerly dlteotlon to
Village of HIasdell, County of Erie, Slat
of New York a distance of 6.35 miles,
themo In a northerly direction to Plnt of
connection with th Lak Shore and Michi
gan Southern Railway near Smokes creex
In th CUy of Lackawanna, formerly
part of th Town of West Snc. County
of Erie, state of New York a dlstanc of
0.9 of a mile, and a total distance of
Ighty-four and three. tenth (4 3) mile".
Also a branch line known as the "Spring
vllle Spur," extending from the point or
connection with th main line of the Buf
falo and Susquehanna Hallway Company
about 500 feet ln a northerly direction
from th Sprlngville Junction water tank,
thenc In a southwesterly direction to the
end of a track In th village of Sprlngville.
County of Erie, Stat of New York: dls
tanc nf on and thlrty-slx hundredth
(1st) miles. . ,
Also all the estate, right, till In
terst owned on aald April 1, HOS. or there
after acquired by said defendant nuffalo
and Susquehanna Railway Company In or
to alt He lln of railroad constructed or
thereafter constructed of every natur
whatsoever; also the branches and exten
sions owned by sild Ituffalo and Susque
hanna Railway Cnmpanv on April 1, 1901,
or which it ha sine acquired and all ter
minal properties owned by It on April 1.
1903, or which It haa lnc acquired, and
also all th lands, ,-eal estate, grounds,
way, rights of way, yards, wharves, docks,
piers. watr rights, terminals, terminal
facilities, licenses and easement of aald
Iluffalo and Susquehanna Railway Com
pany upon which th above described rail
roads are situate and which r necessary,
useful or convenient for th use, main
tenance and operation thereof whether
owned on said April I, 1903, or there
after acquired (except ueh as hav bn
released from the lien of said mortgage),
together wiih all right of way. leases if
and trackage rights over th lines of the
railroad.
Also all terminal nronertle. tracks.
switches, sidings, spur, turn-tables. lel-
grapn ann teiepnon lines, w-nier wnin,
bridges, viaducts, culverts, fences, depots,
station housea. freight house, engine
houses, power nnd machine houses, shops,
gravtl beds, warehouses, coalhouses, fur-
nt.itre O-.,,.-- Ma -It a. her eon t r lie t Inn S
appertaining to the line of railroad above I
described and all other things nf whatever
kind and any and all easements. leaseholds, I
contraet and contract rights owned by said I
Huffalo and Sjaquehanna Railway Com
pany on said April 1, 1903, or thereafter 1
acquired, that at any time have belonged 1
to or appertained to or have been provided
for use upon or ln connection with ny of .
the said lines of railroad, branches, machine
works or othr proprtls (excepting only
such as have been released from the Hen
of said mortgage) Including leasehold 1
trackage rights and trackage agreements .
directed to he sold '
Also certain locomotive engines, cars and
uiiirr ru.inig .iocs ami w'l uiiiiii.iui ,,,v,
particularly descilbed n follows:
49 Steel, Flat-bottom, drop.door gon
dola freight exri of 100,000 pound capac
ity, C.OS 11(01 to 15100
5 Consolidated Freight locomotives, Nos.
141 tn 141 Inc.
4 Passenger cars. Nos. 19 to I! Inc.
2 -Combination passenger and baggag"
cars, Nos. 13 and 14;
said equipment being subject to certain
agreement dated the nrst day of April,
1907, between Huffalo and Susquehanna
Railway Company and the United Stales
Mortgage and Trust Company, as Trustee.
nd to the ll-n of ssld agreement, and
said equipment shatl be sold subject ts
sild lien.
Also certain locomotive engines, csrs and
other rolling stock and equipment, mor
particularly descrlb-d follows:
S ton consolidation freight loco
motives. Nos 117 tn 122 Inc.
2 9 ton S whtel passenger locomotives.
Nos. 2"e and 277.
2 Passenger and baggage cars. No. I
and 9
1 Huffet cnr. No 29.
2 Observation cars. Nos. 30 and 31.
1 Passenger, baggagu and mall car, No.
S3
19S nt bottom, drop door, gondola
freight cars, 10,000 pounds capacity, Nos.
3201 tn 3100.
1M Tw In-hopper bottom gondola freight
cars, 10,000 pounds capacity, Nos. 6001 to
8200.
21 Cabooses, Nos. 101 to 125.
1 tlrldge Dept Tool Car. No. A-S.
1 Lldgerwood Unloader, No. A-l.
4 Hoarding cars. Nos. A-2, A-51, A-J4
and A-27.
2t Ilallsst cars. Nos 201 to 230
Also all other locomotive, engines, ten
ders, passenger and freight cars and all
other rolling stock and equipment and all
kinds of machinery and tools and all fuel 1
and al1 rails and material anl oth-r sup-
plies onn.d by slid Durfaln and Susque. 1
hsnna Ral'wsy Compiny on April 1. 1903,
or since acquired by It or ln w-hlch It has
an equity (excepting only such as have
n released irom in lien of isia
mortgage).
Also all warehouses, elevators, structures,
erections, buildings, docks, bulkheads,
whsrves. cribs, revetments' and piers now
upon or ln front of. or In any manner ap
pertaining to, "r connected with, the said
shove described lands and lines of railroad,
or which may be at any time hereafter
erected, and all fixtures and. machinery
used In er about any of said premises.
Also all right title and Interest In and
to lands up ler water contained within or
appertaining to any of the aforesaid de
scribed premises
Also all rights ef wharfage, cranage.
iWkage. pierage and riparian, rights, fran- '
chlses and pr' .ileges nf every kind and char- I
ener wnvisoever. wnirn are or may be ap
purtenant or appertaining to th- said
premises or nny rsrt thereof, or tn which
the Railway is or may or shall he, for any
reason, entitled, and also all the lands,
rem mil' grounos. ways, rignts or way, 1
ards wharves, dicks, piers, water rights !
terminals, terminal facilities, licenses and
eisements now owned by sild Huffalo and I
Susquehanna Railway Company, upon
which the above described railroad, lines
ef rahrnad or ritlroads are situated, or 1
which are necessars-, useful or convenient
for the use, maintenance and operation of 1
the said rvllroid, together with all the
rlrhts of wav lessee of and trsrkage
rights nf ssld Huffiln and Susquehanna
R.i''w ay Company
And also all things In action, claim I
and demands of said Buffalo and Susque.
hanna Raiway Company '
Also anv and all corporate or other 1
rights, privileges and franchises which said I
iiiiiinm "' ."-urqiienanna tvsiiway Com
pany now has. for or appertilnlng to the
construction, maintenance, use or opera
tion nf such lines of railroad, branches
terminal properties, machine works or shops
or other properties now sublect to the lien
of sild mortgage or deed nf trust
And aim any and all the rents, Issues
prnilte tolls snd other Income of uch line
of railroad, branches and terminal proper
tie., and all other properties which are
suhl.et to the lien of said mortgage or
deed or trust.
Also 93.13S shares of par value nf ttn
each of the common caplixl stock of tha
Huffalo and Sujquehnnna Rallrnad Com
psnv '
And also ,1) c,,h, rno, , htU
claims snd demands of every kind alt
books of record, agreements, contract!
mars, files documents, bills, fixtures, lm
p ements, furniture, material, weights, coal
o 1. fuel and other supplies In the no,".
slon of or belonging to said Huffalo nri
Susquehanna Railway Company or held 5,
the plaintiff herein a. trustee under said
mortgage or by Harrv I Miller as rec.'Jir
In this cause, hut such receiver msy re'sln
possession or have access to ,rh books
and records as mav be necessary or con
xenlent to enable him to prepare his ar
count, nr to perform hi. other dut Is",
rec.lver when the same have s-rveri tu?h
purpose the receiver shall deliver them tn
the purchaser, unless they shall hav". b..n
Prevlou.ly delivered to th. purchase? a'.o
all property of every nam. nn" naturl
whatsoever and wheresoever .itun. '?
r.Vr'i'lo11' '"""'"'for, dee'crlbed1 'r
ferred to, belonging to sail rieferTi.l;
Iluff.ln and. Susquehanna u.i-fS'V.tV
,?I',-"?rr' .M'er. as receive,
herein nr In nr In eki.1, ..11 "C'lver
receiver have any e.tate right, title Venn
erty. possesion, claim or ri.m.et 1 Jl'.ll'
wmcn it or he as ami
y estate rih. A '
ever without excluding from the general, y
of this, description anv nron.r... ...J"
.... . - , , irineno whb... ,
soever because nf specifications In n.h.. i
parts of this Judgment of anv other pa?'1
tlcular property or clas, of prop.Tiy Vml I
Including also any other properties which
this Court nny further find or deer,. ,S he" '
property of said Hurf.io and Su.quehannJ
Railway Company or to belong to -.11 '
Harry I Miller as such re Wer her. n !
,onreele.e',lW'fl ' 'h' MM hefe'l'S !
The above mentioned premise, prop. rtv !
and franchises specincaiiy describe I herem
and In said Judgment aforesaid win bl
old as an entirety and a one parcel
Pursuant to the terms of sai l Julgm.n.
of foreclosure and sale lh. SnderslTild
will accept no bid for the properY ' pr.m!
lee. and franchises dlreced 1,' , J.',
s.u uecrr. unie.. Ine binder deposit with
the undersigned at the tint- nf bidllng 1.
a part of his bid and a pledg. to mike tl"
same good. If accepted and the sale en...
tinned, either the 'sum of One Hund?l,i
Thousand Do Ur, U100.0OO1 in m"nSy 0
by certined check upon any bmk or trust
cnmpanv In the C tv of New Vurk ,, ,,
Clts'of Huffiln N Y. pavable or endnr 2
tn lh ordrr ot the tinders gned as Referee
or unless th. bidder shall mak. a like doi
posit nr plelge with the iin.lersigi e.l 1.
,"'"r...l!,To,;r" -"dred Thousand Do .
lars (1301. 000) par v ue of 11,- .1..,
gage bonds nf said defendant Huffalo ..nd .
Susquehanna Railway Company, which sail 1
deposits of cash or bonds slin'l be forfeited I
III c.i.e the bidder, who is successful, shall I
fall to make good his bid and cninp.v wrn
the terms of the ssit Judgment nnd of any I
urd.r thereafter mide is 10 filliire p.iv-1
ui.'Uis or otherulse but the sain, shall
11PP led on th. purchase price In case nf I
.111 n nnipn.nrr or reiurnej in else tn.
1.1.1 U not successful
The certificate of auv bmk nr trust c.in
pinv 111 the City of New York. Including
tu plaintiff, that It holds bonds and con.
pons ss therein described, secured by the
FORECLOSURE SALE..
aforesaid mortgage subject to the i,i
any party named and transferred t i,
undersigned as referee, will tie e tin
and accepted In lieu of a dspos; . 1 iv,:
bonds and coupon specified In ssit enit
cate, en account the bonds required to s,
deposited as aforesaid In lieu ot i . .!
Ilk force and effect a though t :
and coupons therein named had Itth 1.
Uvered to the undersigned. ''
The Court reserve full power ant
yretlon to reject any bid which in thi
Judgment of the Court, ts Inadequate .
subject to Just objection, and a, so m ,,.
aell tha property upon such noti e ai t
Court may direct, at the risk ar t r ,i ..
the purchaser. In eass th purchase thereat
hall fall or omit to make any piv ,s ,(
account of th purchase price wit i,i
daya after the entry of th order rci.ri-i
uch payment, "
Th purchaser, on confirmation of th.
ale, shall make euch further payments
cash on account of th purchae pri
the Court may from tlm to tl
So much of the purchase price ns n ay r,
b required by the Court to be paid 1 (,
may b paid either In cash or the r,u(
chr may satisfy and make oi 1 j.s.
residue of hi bid In whole or tn pi t
turning over to the undersigned b 0.
the Iluffalo and Susquehanna Hi mi
Company Issued under and secured bv In
mortgage to th United States Trust m.
pany of New York, as Trustee, t;.itel At.-.i
1, 1903, with coupons of May 1st. in Xni
all subsequent coupons thereunto attn het
The aforesaid mortgaged property prsm'
lse and franchises will be said s t ts
th lien of any and nil taxes, hi m
and water rents levied sgalnst said h,,
described premises, or any pirt thereof
which are or msv b chargeable up, i m j
properly or premises, or any portion t ,(
prior to th Hen ot said mortgage .11.1
April 1. 1908
Th purchaser shall, as a pin nf th.
consideration for such sate, anl I al 'ltti
to th price bid, take th propertv nn.
chased subject to all conditions, resent.
Hons and restrictions set out In the nil
Judgment of foreclosure and sa.e tr, 1 ti
any Mens which may have beeu or mir
hereafter be established as having prtft-cr
over the said mortgage dated Ap l1 I 1
and all pending contracts tn re.pei t to a tJ
property above described lawfully nude i
the receiver of the propertv ab ve ds.
scribed, heretofore duly nppulntet In this
action, and alio subject to ur.pal' In
debtedness, obligations or llabl.ltics wt" 1
hall have been duly contracts J -Ir, u-tl
by said receiver In re'pset there'o befo-j
the delivery of the possession of t ie pr ip.
ertv sold and which shall no' be
ssld receiver herein out cf the Ih-m 1-1
earnings of the said property a .e j(.
crlbed, or which shall not be pall nit at
the proceeds of tiie sale ot said pi pert
abov described.
Any person propnelng to pur-hii. .
said sale the said propertv, pren s 'l
franchises above described ts rete'rel ti
th said Judgment of foreclosure ai 1 si t,
In this notice specifically menu nd, d-
more full and complete dee, rlpr 0' '-i
propertv, premise and framhlsss i.-m
directed tn be sold, and also for th- te'-j
and conditions upon which the 1, 0f
said propsrtv, premise, anl fran
shall ti. made, Certified copies ct sa'l
Judgment of foreclosure and sale w:
In the possession of the undersign.) at 1111
time and place of sale and may be -spected
by the Interested pere-.n. or bll.
ders.
Dated. Julv 20th, 1915
GEORGE D. CROFTS. Eeferse
STEWART .tr SHEARER. Alt rne s tnr
Plaintiff. Office P O Ad 'rei Vn
46 Wall Street. Ilnrough of Manni-tn.
City of New York. N Y
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK. John W. Sterling, plaintiff anlni
William C. O'Brien and Alice (i. I 3,
defendants.
In pursuance of a tuirment f f"-"
closure and sale, duly made anl rire1 In
the above entitled ac'lon, and bear.ng ii'e
the 29th day of May, 1915 I the .nt.r.
signed, the refere ln sild J lg"tent
named, will sell ut public auct! n ,' -t
Real Estate Exchange Salesroom. V . 11.
10 Vesey Street, in the Borough 'f v-.
hattan, City of New York, on ti S .. :,j
of Jul)', 191S. at 12 o'clock r. 1 n .t
da$ by Henry llrad)-. am': r.ei s
premises directed by sild (ulg-.'V "i be
sold, and therein described as p w
All that rertaln lot pie -e rr t ir el if
land In the city, county anl ."at. f v
York, with the buildings int 1 p" '. nts
thereon erected, bounded and ues :..et is
follow s:
Ileglnnlnr at point In the n ":fy
side of Thirtieth Street il .'a" n 1 n
dred and sixty-four feet f-ur ir, 1
easterly from the Interse n f th- n rth
erly side of Thirtieth S-reet anl the east,
erly side of Fifth Av-nue and running
thence northerly, turallel with Fifth Ave.
nue and pirt of the wiy thr ugh a pir y
ll. elghtyone feet twe n hes, the
easterly, parallel with Tlilrtle'h S re .
twenty. one feet nve tnche., then" south,
erl)-. piraliel with Fifth Avenue and pir'
of the way through another party
eichty-one feet two Inches to the nrtV-tv
side of Thlr'leth Street, and thee
tr.y along the norther. y side of T'- r i. -.
Street, twenty-one feet rtve Inihe. 1-.1
point of beginning,
Dated. New York. June 10. 191'
N. TAYLOR PHILLIPS, R.fe.ee
JOHN A CARVER, Attorney f ,.- I a:- -Ifl.
65 Wall street. New York
The following is a diagram f the r' T
erty to be sold: Its street number u r n..
80th Street. Borough of Manhatai.
ot New York:
N
1
it!
7 EAST JOTH ST
The approximate amount "'. 'he '.:n or
charge, to satisfy which the e de
scribed property Is to be sold. Is f e
thnussnd five hundred and ten ji 1 "...'
dollars (t47 6io.33i. with in'e.-es- '..rr
from the 2ith day of Mis. 11
with the costs and a.,owan'e it s
three hundred and eltlreen a" : 1
dollars ilStx t,. .,, in.rr,.. f - ,
29 1915. tos-niirr with the e, f '
sile Tile approxtma'e an
taxes, as-essments and water ra'es -r .
liens, which are to be allowed o t- r -chaser
out of the purchas, it. -ne . - j
by the referee, is two thou.i' 1
dred and seventy-two and 4? ;" i-s
112.372.47) and Interest
Dated. New York. June 10. uit
N TAYLOR PHILLIPS Mefefe
JOHN A CARVER. Attorney f 1 P il-ts
The foregoing sale Is hcehv - -i. t
to Thursday. July 22. 1515. a1 the 11 '
time and place
Dated. New York Ju'v I 19' 5
N TA YI.OR Min.l.H K'
The foregoing .ale I. h-re'v f : ti
Journed to Friday. August 19:'. at thi
same time and place
Dated New York. Ju' 2" ' !'
N TAYLOR PIULt.M'S I"
JOHN A GARVER. Af rnei f r "
65 Wall Street. New Y rk 1"
SUPREME CUIRT COUNTY ' -
YORE THE WINDUxM nr''
COMPANY. INC. Piaintirt aga.'-' .
ALLEN NICHOLS, et a' lr ..
In pursuan.e of a julg-i-i'
closure snd .a e d'l v ma 1. a- 1 e
In th xbove-entltled action a- I 1
date th. 1 ith das "f June
undersigned, the referee In i ! . 1
named, will se.l at pub t au '
Exchange Salesroom, Nos 14
Street. In th Ilnrough of Ms ,1 'i
of New York, on the 2n 1 aa '
1916. at 12 o -lock nv n on , '
SAMUEL MARX. Au-'l .neer t ' r
it. reeled bv ssld Judguien- ) le s
therein described as fo..os
ALL th.t er-aln I joe e p
lan I eltil.i'-l. lvlng un1 beli g .
of New York In th. i'nun r 1 '
New York, and bounded anl .
follow s
BEGINNING at a p-ilnt on !
erly side of Seventv-tlfh h-ren-one
hundred and twelve feet I:..
the Northe isterly corner ef s.
Street an I Columbus Iver .e
thenc Northerly para lei w.'i i
Avenue one hunlted and la . '
111. he. to the ventre line t
thvme Easterly ui mg .ui
twenty. one feet; thence S -i.1..-para
.e'. with Columbus A.
of th. dlstmce through a p
hundred and two fe-l tai '
Norther'v si 1 of re;env fit1. -theme
Westerlv along tl si
one feet lo the point or p 1 -
Dated, New Yirk l' '" ' '
EDMUND HI ltl.KV ' -ALEXANDER
t- l.KEKV A"
Plaintiff, limce .ill 1' (1 V
llr.ad'vay, Borough of M..
Y Cltv
The following Is a diagram of e
erty to be sold; lis street . . ' "
West "ith Street:
'el
113-
76th tret
The npproxlmite am Mint of ti-
charge, tn satisfy wh. h th
scribed properly ts to be n I, ir
FIX 13 THOUSAND Ullll.r. 11' '
SEVHNTY-SEVEN 7tl0u
1 165.37: Hi. with Interes- t 1
III Ith day of June 1" 1 1 1
the cists and al'owxn e ,1 . r 1
13.10 59 with Interest ( n J .
tnge'her with the expenses '
The approximate am. n,t cf e
se.ui.ent. and waer rate, or
which are to be a . -wed 1 'n.
out of the purchase mone 11 pi 1
heferee. s 12 Srit 39 and Interes
Dated, New York Julv 9th 1915
EDMUND HURLEY, He.'e'e.